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San Francisco January 2016 Italian Catholic Federation Anno 92 No. 01 B O L L E T T I N O 2015 Ended With Bishops’ Days Around the ICF Grand President’s Branch 32 Hosts A Bishop’s Day San Bernardino Bishop’s Day Monthly Message For The ICF Fresno District by Leonard Zasoski, Jr. Branch 32 hosted the Fresno District Bishop’s Another year has come and gone. As we get Day on Sunday, October 4, 2015. The older it moves faster, and faster, so it seems. activities started with Bishop Armando Ochoa I have always told new parents that blink celebrating the Mass at Our Lady of Victory your eyes a couple of times and your child Church. He was escorted in procession by will be grown and on their own. But as time a Knights of Columbus Color Guard in seems to move along at their colorful regalia. Following the Mass a a fast pace we need to luncheon was held for the presentation of the take a moment to step Bishop’s Burse for the Seminarians. After back and reflect on all the meal spiritual bouquets and checks were the good things that presented to Bishop Ochoa by Branch 32, the The Bishop’s Luncheon of the San Bernardino District was held on October 28, 2015. Left happened in our lives Fresno District and the Central Council as well to right: Leonard Zasoski, Jr.; Father Javier; Jack Grisafe; Sister Shrewbury; Bishop Barnes; this past year. Sure, as the Knights of Columbus. Francisco Herea; Andres Rivera; and Mauro Romagnoli. there are sad moments, we all have them, but During the lunch, Bishop Ochoa, with the Las Vegas Bishop’s Day guidance of our Heavenly Father, created a focusing on the good masterpiece right before our eyes. His artwork will warm the heart and first resembled a chalice then the Tree of Life. soul. It was an absolutely beautiful tribute to our Branch 281 Bakersfield has been blessed to members and guests. We are blessed. have a wonderful and very supportive Pastor/ Many thanks go to out to the hard workers Chaplain for 28 years, Monsignor Michael behind the scene. A cooking party with chefs Braun. Monsignor Braun has always made Elaine Lencioni, Corinne Abate, Monica our branch members feel warm and welcome Ficher, Maria Guglielmino, Cle’Estria Lett, in our parish. He has always supported all that Evelyn Lopez, Claire Pisching, Evelyn Nieto, we do to assist not only our parish, but also the Richard Romagnoli, and Patricia Vivenzi ‘ ICF charities and our community. Without Las Vegas Bishops Day his love and support I don’t know where we Providenza donation was made by Grand continued on page 5 he Las Vegas District held its annual would be as a branch. As I stated earlier, T President Leonard Zasoski, Jr. Bishop’s Day on November 1, 2015 with Mass there are sad moments. Our Pastor Monsignor at St. Francis de Sales Church and a luncheon Special guests in attendance included Grand Braun is retiring as of January 31, 2016 -- he to follow at Carrabba’s Restaurant. President Leonard Zasoski, Jr. and his wife will be missed, but not forgotten. Now, back Betty Zasoski, from Br. 281, Bakersfield, CA; to the good things; we wish Monsignor Braun Most Reverend Joseph A. Pepe, Bishop of Las Central Council Member Lisa Crudo and her many years of happiness in his retirement after Vegas, presided over the Mass and was the mother Rosalind Crudo, both from Br. 343, all those years of hard work. We are better guest of honor at the luncheon. Castro Valley, CA; Fr. Bruno Mauricci, Pastor parishioners because of all that he has given The Seminary Burse Donation was presented of St. Francis de Sales Church; Fr. Sam Falbo, to us as our pastor and friend. by Branch 367 President Frank Vatalare. The Branch 367 chaplain. So, new beginnings in a new year for our branch, Reno Bishop’s Day with a new pastor and a new branch president. At the head table for the Bishop’s Day luncheon As with us, many branches throughout the are Crystal Watts, Bishop Armando Ochoa Federation will have new officers, members, and Pat Mages, Member Emeritus of the ICF and maybe a new pastor. We need to enjoy the Central Council and Mistress of Ceremonies. time that we have had with each other. As time seems to move faster and faster, we cannot go back but only forward, knowing that we have many good memories to last a lifetime. I wish to thank all the 2015 officers for their service to the Federation this past year and for all that you have done in your parish. To the new 2016 officers, I would like to thank you Leonard Zasoski, Jr., Grand President for making the commitment to being a leader announces the presentation of the Burses for in your branch and taking the time to keep our the Fresno Bishop’s Seminarians. The Reno area held its Annual Bishop’s Day organization going strong. on November 7, 2015. Pictured here are the Most Reverened Bishop Randolph R. Calvo May you have a Blessed New Year and keep (center) with two seminarians studying for Jesus close to your heart throughout, for with the Diocese of Reno. On the left is Luis Him all things are possible. Espinoza and the right is Monico Esquivel. Leonard Zasoski, Jr. Grand President Don’t forget to attend your District On this other side of the head table are left Installations in 2016. to right Leonard Zasoski, Jr., his wife BG, Rev. Daniel Avila, Director of Vocations for Make your the Diocese of Fresno, and Claire Pisching, President of ICF Branch 32. reservations now! 2 - BOLLETTINO BOLLETTINO Official Publication of the Italian Catholic Federation (ISN 0745-256X) Published Monthly MonsignorMercy... Daniel Cardelli the Year of! (except for Combined Aug./Sept. Issue) by the Central Council Spiritual Director ICF of the Italian Catholic Federation 8393 Capwell Drive, Suite 110 Oakland, CA 94621 Pope Francis announced this year as the Year READERSHIP as of 10/01/15: 7,400 of Mercy, which began on December 8, 2015, Subscription Rate: $6.00 year the feast of the Immaculate Conception of Our Editor Blessed Mother. Pope Francis said, “It is the Michelle C.I. Feldman year of forgiveness, the year of reconciliation.” Phone: (510) 633-9058; 1-888-ICF-1924 Mercy is kindness or forgiving treatment. Fax: (510) 633-9758 “Lord have mercy. Christ have mercy, Lord CORPORAL WORKS OF MERCY Website: have mercy.” We pray these words at Mass Feed the hungry ICF.org pleading with God to looking kindly on us and Give drink to the thirsty Email: forgive us our sins. Clothe the naked [email protected] (general) Yes, God does have mercy on us. He is a just Shelter the homeless California. The program originated with God, but above all He is a merciful God. A God Visit the sick [email protected] (Charlene Kramer) donations to Cedars Sinai Hospital, Los who loves every one of us, no matter who we Visit the imprisoned Angeles, California. [email protected] (Patty Smith) are and no matter what we have done. How can Bury the dead 4. SPECIAL PEOPLE GIFTS OF LOVE [email protected] (Michelle we ever feel abandoned when we know God PROGRAM Feldman) loves everybody! He helps us, He strengthens The Italian Catholic Federation in, its charitable us with His Grace over and over again. We This is a financial assistance program that [email protected] (Lauren Kilcullen) programs, shows mercy and has for years: Periodicals postage is paid at Oakland, CA., can’t have it better than that. grants funds to developmentally disabled 1. PROVIDENZA FUND children and adults seeking to achieve greater and additional mailing offices. If God is merciful to us, so can we be merciful independence in their lives. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to to others. Pope Francis stresses the love for the Providenza Fund helps support the annual BOLLETTINO, 8393 Capwell Drive, poor, the downtrodden, the sick, the forgotten, Bishop’s Day program, sponsored by the ICF 5. ORGAN DONOR AWARENESS Suite 110, Oakland, CA 94621 and the abused people in the world. We too in the Catholic dioceses in California, Arizona, An informational program whereby members can help. We can reach out; we, too, can be Nevada, and Illinois to provide financial support learn about the need for organ donation to help merciful. The Church speaks of the Spiritual to local seminarians for religious vocations. those in need of organ transplants. Works of Mercy and the Corporal Works of 2. COOLEY’S ANEMIA RESEARCH UPCOMING: Mercy. These are ways that we can show 2016 Bishops’ Days: mercy: Cooley’s Anemia (Thalassemia) is the ICF Many, if not all, the branches throughout the Feb. 13 Tucson National Charity. Persons of Mediterranean SPIRITUAL WORKS OF MERCY Federation also perform acts of mercy in their Mar. 6 Stockton origin are particularly vulnerable to the disease, communities and among the members within Mar. 13 Oakland – tent. Counsel the doubtful and only recently have patients had a hope the branches. of survival past childhood, with treatment Apr. 3 San Francisco (San Francisco, Instruct the ignorant consisting of controlled transfusions and May this New Year of Mercy help you bring San Mateo & Marin) Admonish sinners administration of the drug Desfarel. Since the love of Jesus to others and thereby, to Jul. 31 Monterey (Central Coast) Comfort the afflicted designating the disease the National Charity yourselves. Forgive offenses 2016 District Installations: in 1983, over $1 million has been raised for Bear wrongs patiently Jan.
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