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July-5-Bulletin OUR LADY OF THE PILLAR CATHOLIC CHURCH Iglesia Católica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar 400 Church Street, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019 (650) 726-4674 Office Hours: Monday—Friday 8:30am– 4:30pm Email: [email protected] Website: www.OurLadyofthePillar.org FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 5th, 2020 “Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28 Rev. Jose Corral Pastor Fr. Corral’s phone number: (650) 713-5301 Rev. Maurice C. Igboerika Parochial Vicar Rev. Charles Onubogu In Residence Religious Education Maria Villegas and Carolina Martinez (650) 726-5587 Ext. 210 K-6th Grade Youth Confirmation Rev. Maurice C. Igboerika Encargada de Ensayo para Bodas: Juana Ruano RCIA/ Adult Faith Formation: Terry Ruppel Educación/ Sacramentos para Adultos: Carlos y Celina Rivera (Español) Parish Secretary: Paula Martinez Fax: (650) 726-0980 Mass Schedule- OLP Monday through Friday: 8:00 am Saturday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm (Vigil)- 8:00 pm(Español) Sunday: 8:00 am - 10:00 am - 12:00 pm(Español) - 6:00 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday: 4:00 pm—5:00 pm Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: Every Friday after 8:00 am Mass - Benediction 12:00 pm First Friday of the Month after 8:00 am Mass - Benediction 5:30 pm St. Anthony's — Pescadero Our Lady of Refuge — La Honda 696 North Street, Pescadero, CA 94060 146 Sears Ranch Road, La Honda Ca 94020 Saturday: 6:00 pm (Español) Sunday: 9:00 am Sunday: 10:30 am SHARE THE BURDEN “Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28). These words of our Savior seem to be in stark con- trast to the previous chapter from the same Gospel, when we were told that if we do not take up our crosses, we are not worthy of Christ. Con- necting these two messages might help us on our faith journeys. Being a follower of Christ surely means that we must embrace the Cross, in its mystery of both suffering and triumph. This is something that we need not do alone, for the burden is often too heavy for us to carry by our- selves. Who, then, do we turn to? We can turn to the Body of Christ—the community of disciples gathered for worship. When we find the burden too heavy, let us remember that we can share that burden with our Chris- tian sisters and brothers, who can help bring us rest. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co. Parish Announcements PARISH REGISTRATION FORM Worldwide Marriage Encounter Please complete and return form to the parish MARRIED COUPLES: Getting ready for school means lots of time spent on your children. After office, or simply drop it in the collection basket. school begins, why not give yourselves some time together? Make aWorldwide Marriage En- Name(s):____________________________________ counter Weekend. The next Marriage Encounter Weekends include: ____________________________________________ August 1-2, 2020 in San Francisco, Ca and November 13-15, 2020 in San Jose, Ca. For more information and/or to apply for a week- Address:____________________________________ end, visit or website at: sanjosewwme.org or contact Kent & Claranne: ____________________________________________ [email protected] or call (408)782-1416 City & Zip __________________________________ “Steubenville Live” Event Livestreaming Phone:______________________________________ Friday, July 17 – Saturday, July 18 Email:______________________________________ Chris Mariano, Coordinator, Youth Ministry & Young Adult Ministry Sunday Envelope: Yes______ No ________ [email protected] (415)614-5594 steubenvilleconferences.com/live/ ______Updating Current Parish Registration #registration The Archdiocesan Youth and Young Adult Ministry ______Moving/ Please remove from mailing list. office invites all youth and young adults to attend “2020 Steubenville Live.” If you have been wanting ___ This is a new registration ____Please call me. to go to a summertime Steubenville event but have not been able to attend due to distance or cost, this is a great opportunity to attend the awesome expe- rience without leaving home. Fr. Mike Schmitz will TO REGISTER IN THE PARISH preside, and featured speakers include Mary Biel- If you are a new parishioner or you recently ski, Michael Gormley, and Oscar Rivera, Jr. Gather online with thousands of young Catholics around changed your address, please fill out the the country for two special and blessed days. The form above. You can also visit the Parish of- cost is $40. Anyone needing a scholarship or any fice or if you have any questions please call: guidance should contact Chris Mariano, above. For (650) 726-4674. complete information and to register, visit the web- site, above. Pray for Our Parishioners Who are Sick Family Resources for Catholics in Lockdown Times Sick Relatives & Friends/ Ed Hopfner, Office of Marriage Parientes y Amigos Enfermos and Family Life Pray that God’s, healing power will fill (415)614-5680 them with strength and hope. [email protected] Virginia Shea, Javier Ramos, Marina Wi- lliamson, Mickey Williamson, Abby Fran- sfarch.org/covid co, Rachel Thein, Jena Losch, Duncan As we adjust to the lockdown and Harter, Loretta Duran, Tammy Endsley, Raquel Corona, its phases and eventually its aftermath, a wealth of re- Rich Perez, Marie Caloca, Helen Victa Castillo, Maria P. sources for families, updated weekly, is available on Nuñez Merlo, Claire Hayes, Adriana Rivas, Max Gave- the Archdiocesan website (above) from the Office of man, Michael White, Cindy Carroll., Shana Reallypond, Marriage and Family Life. Recent updates include in- Sylvia Ellen, Glenn Gonzales, Norma Bishop, Marge formation on conferences for Catholic women, mar- Healy, Virgilio Viloria, Casey Cunningham, Leslie Henry, riage enrichment for couples, help for couples strug- Mariland Damron, Thanna Warren, Henry Schoop, gling with infertility and resources for parents con- Romeo Geluz, Mary Ellen, Mary Elliot. cerned about social media and their children. Your Offerings | Supporting Our Parish SCHOLARSHIPS The Knights of Columbus at Our Lady of the Pil- Collection for June 27th—June 28th lar is offering 4 scholarships for graduating 1st Collection 2nd Collection 2020 High School Seniors. We want to give out Our Lady of the Pillar $ ———- $ ——— our Scholarships even though the school year St Anthony’s $ ——— $ ——— Our Lady of Refuge $ ——— $ ——— came to an abrupt end. We will give out three $500 scholarships to college-bound High School Second Collection this weekend: Peter’s Pence Seniors who attend Our Lady of the Pillar Par- July 5: Building Fund ish. We will also give out a $1,000 scholarship to July 12: Annual Appeal a Senior student who intends to go to a trade July 19: Annual Appeal school or training program. Requirements: Due to the 4th of July Holiday we will publish the collec- 1. They must be a graduating 2020 Senior from tion for last weekend in the next issue. High School 2. They must be an active Catholic in the OLP “The Calling” Youth Retreat and Workshops Parish. Friday, August 14 – Sunday, August 16 For more information please email: Chris Mariano, Youth and Young Adult Ministry [email protected] (415)619-5594 [email protected] sfarch.org/youthministry “The Calling” retreat and workshops will give young lead- SAINT MARIA GORETTI ers the opportunity to learn foundational leadership tech- (1890-1902) niques from leaders actually applying them to their every- July 6 day lives. Topics include: public speaking skills; small Does anything match a mother’s group facilitation; new and exciting icebreakers and social pride in her children? First Com- activities; how to have engaging prayers and prayer ser- vices; the foundational ways of being a servant leader; and munions, Confirmations, gradua- more. Don't miss out on an opportunity to build a stronger tions, weddings: how these de- network and enrich your Youth and Young Adult program. light a mother’s heart! Imagine, For information and registration, contact Chris Mariano, then, Assunta Goretti, the only above. mother ever to attend her child’s canonization! In poverty-stricken “Together in Holiness” Marriage Conference rural Italy, widowed Assunta Saturday, September 12, 8:45 am – 4:00 pm tended fields for the Serenelli Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, 1040 family, whose eighteen-year-old son, Alessandro, proposi- Alameda de las Pulgas, Belmont tioned her barely twelve-year-old Maria; then, when she Also online through ihmbelmont.org resisted, crying, “It is a sin! God forbids it!” he stabbed her togetherinholiness.org fourteen times. As she lay dying, Maria assured the attend- [email protected] ing priest, “Yes, I forgive Alessandro! I want him to be in Save the date for the 5th annual “Together in Holiness” marriage conference presented by the Paradise with me someday.” Imprisoned, unrepentant, St. John Paul II Foundation and Archdiocese of Alessandro changed after dreaming that a radiant Maria San Francisco Office of Marriage and Family Life. had offered him fourteen lilies. “I’ve kept my promise,” This one-day conference includes dynamic she smiled. “You’ll be here with me someday.” Upon re- presentations as well as Mass, Eucharistic Adora- lease, he rushed to beg Assunta’s forgiveness. “Jesus has tion, Reconciliation, and an opportunity to learn forgiven you,” she replied, “my Maria, too. How can I re- about diocesan and local ministries. The confer- ence includes Mass celebrated by Archbishop fuse?” Next morning, mother and murderer walked arm in Salvatore J. Cordileone; and the speakers are arm to church and knelt side by side for Communion. —Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co. Damon Owens, Fr. Cameron Faller, Fr. Kyle Fall- er, and Joshua Bitting, PhD (cand.) The cost: $59 for a couple; $35 for an individual; the charge for online-only attendance is $15. Early-bird discount is available until August 17. Scholarships are available upon request.
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