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W E Cannot All Do Great Things. but We Can Do Small Things with Great Love 1301 Sycamore Avenue, Tustin, CA 92780 | www.stcecilia.org Parish Ofϐice: 714-544-3250 | 714-838-1996 (Fax) | Monday - Saturday: 9 am - 6 pm Emergency only for Sick, Dying, & Death: 714-953-7024 Clergy: Rev. Bao Thai Pastor Ext. 14 [email protected] Rev. Nicolaus Thai Parochial Vicar Ext. 31 [email protected] Rev. Eric Ramirez Parochial Vicar Ext. 15 [email protected] Dcn. Bill Weeks Deacon Ext. 12 [email protected] Dcn. Dong Ngo Deacon 504-9186 [email protected] Dcn. Rafael Romero Deacon 876-4700 [email protected] Faith Formation: Sr. Angeline Nguyen, LHC Ext. 11 [email protected] Conor Martin Conirmation 944-0772 [email protected] Tony Macias English FHC Ext. 27 [email protected] Evelyn Carrasco Spanish FHC 337-9671 [email protected] Online Donation & Payment: https://stcecilia.org/donate-pay-online/ MASS SCHEDULE Sunday Masses Saturday Vigil: 5 pm 6:30 pm (Tiếng Việt) Sunday: 6:30 am 7:30 am 9 am ( No Summer Child Care) 11 am (No Summer Child Care) 12:30 pm (Español) 5 pm 7 pm (Español) Weekday Masses Monday - Friday: 6:30 am & 8:30 am Friday: 6:15 pm (Tiếng Việt) Saturday: 8 am ADORATION Mon. Tues. Thurs. Fri.: 9 am - 4 pm Wednesday: 7 pm - 9 pm SACRAMENTS Confession│Reconciliation: Wednesday: 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm Saturday: 8:30 am - 9:30 am Please call us at Ext. 10 or visit www.stcecilia.org for: Baptism Holy Communion Conϐirmation Quinceañera Wedding “"We cannot all do great things. But we can do small things with great love!” Anointing Funeral Mother Teresa of Calcutta Page 2 Thanks to our Advertisers! Please support those listed in the back pages of our bulletin whenever possible. Pastor’s Corner Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, July 21, 2019 Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ: Congratulations to Our Newly Dedicated Christ Cathedral - a place for Christ forever in the Diocese of Orange On behalf of our Bishop Kevin Vann, his assistant bishops, Bishop Timothy, Bishop Thanh, Bishop Emeritus Tod Brown and all Christ Cathedral and Chancery Staff, we thank you for your generosity, support, prayers, love and hard work for these the past 8 years which brought us to this momentous occasion in our Diocese’s history - the Dedication of Christ Cathedral . We had the most beautiful Mass of Dedication last Wednesday 7/17 with the presence of the representative of the Apostolic Nuncio to the United States of America, two Car- dinals, more than 60 Bishops, 300 Priests, 100 Deacons and 3,000 Faithful. Thanks be to God, to Our Lady of Guadalupe and St. Junípero Serra for leading us to this wonderful day! Congrats one and all! The Cathedral is only open for Saturday Vigil Mass and Sunday Masses until the Hazel Wright Organ is fully installed and voiced. It is anticipated that the Cathedral will open daily in February 2020. Therefore, not until that time will regular scheduled tours be conducted. Welcome Deacon Eric - soon to be Father Eric! Deacon Erialdo Ramirez Alfaro has begun his very first assignment in his ministerial life with us at St. Cecilia since July 1st. He has been chosen to replace Fr. Ismael as our 2nd parochial vicar. Soon-to-be Father Erialdo Ramirez Alfaro is 29 years old. He was born on August 16, 1989 in Gua- dalajara Jalisco, Mexico. His parents are Erialdo Ramirez and Mireya Al- faro. He has 3 siblings, Mireya (twin sister), Alejandro and Barbara. Dcn. Erialdo comes from a long line of dentists. When he was young, he en- countered the Lord through the daily reading of the Scriptures and prayer. From this, he heard God's call to the priesthood. He entered the Diocesan Seminary of Guadalajara in 2007 where he studied 5 years of philosophy and obtained a bachelors degree and a license in sacred philosophy. Later, he entered Saint Joseph’s Seminary in the Archdiocese of New York, where he completed one year of English and three years of theology. In 2016, he joined the Diocese of Orange, where he has many relatives on his fa- ther's side, and finished his priestly formation in 2018. He was assigned a Pastoral Year as a Deacon at Saint Mary’s Church in Fullerton. He will be ordained as a priest THIS COMING Saturday, July 27th at Christ’s Cathedral at 10:00 am. ALL ARE INVITED. No tickets required. Dcn. Erialdo greatly enjoys working with the ongoing formation of Catholics. In September, he will teach Faith Study Classes in English every Wednesday at 9:30 am in the School Library, and in Spanish every Tuesday at 7:00 pm in the Kuper Center. Please don’t hesitate to introduce yourselves to Dcn. Erialdo and in case you find it difficult to pronounce his name, you may call him Deacon Eric. After his priestly ordination we will have the joyful privilege of calling him Father Eric. He is excited to work with our entire parish with an open heart and an attitude of service and listening for all those who approach him and are faithful of St. Cecilia. We are looking forward to knowing him and serving together with Dcn. Eric, soon-to-be Fr. Eric! With gratitude in and peace of Christ, Fr. Bao Thanks to our Advertisers! Please support those listed in the back pages of our bulletin whenever possible. Page 3 Praying for these Intentions Pray for Greg Kelly Fe Smith Weekend Mass Intentions Connor Kelly Greg Stewart Mary Kenlein David Song the Sick... Carlos Letrondo Santiago Torres Joe & Laura Vincent La Deborah Tracy Saturday, 5:00 PM Alfieri Irene Lauber Kay Tremaine Cecilia Manrique RIP Richard Arnet Alexandra Lazor Jorge Uriarte Jose L. Anaya Ann Homich RIP Anthony Lee Maning Valona Luca Rand INT Donald Aronson Liz Lira Olivia Vazquez Rosario Arrecís Aurelio Liwag Wellie Velena Maria Elena Michelle & Hank Marijoy Villaceran Bahena Sunday, 6:30 AM Lowinger Ancheta Villanueva Ben Cesar RIP Melissa Baxin Bal Laubach Lucas Villalobos Apolonio Beleber Larry Lathrum Julie A. Watson Jeanette & Josh Erickson INT Alejandro Jaime Lopez Stella Williams Bermudez Rosario Angulo Tashie Williams Jacy Bergeron Sunday, 7:30AM Lugo Reagan Webb Teresa Goldstein RIP Andrew Bladelock Joe McAllen Jeffrey Bowman Ramona & Jessie Ramirez RIP John McAndrews Rose Browning Carlos Letrondo INT Kathy McHarris Dona Bunke Eileen McAuliffe Anabel Blunt INT Marco Antonio Alejandro Canceco Maldonado Bailey Carpio Sunday, 9:00AM Carlos & Gilberto Helen Carter Andrew Popp RIP Manrique Goya Cebrian Blaine Martin Cicel Parker RIP Evelyn Combes Jenny Martinez Lucien Escalle RIP Bruce Cook Lee Martinez Sarah Chris Rand INT Julieta Cortez Angie Martinez and for Morena Cortez Sunday, 11:00AM Rosa Montalbo those who Lupe Chavarra Alfonso Juan Mary Ann Johnson RIP Margaret Montoya Cruickshank have died Judy Moore Rosa Cossios Sunday, 5:00PM Emma Morales Danilo De Lacruz Irma Nava Jose Gaitan Roberto Escalona RIP Robert Demarais Liliana Navarrete Elaine Borza Rosemarie Hipolito RIP Barbara De Sutter Carrol Nuss David Janes Jacklyn Donoghue Hieu Nguyen Patricia Johnson Vi Engeleiter William Nolan Ann Frattali Weekday Mass Intentions Eugenia J. Estrada Willie Noriega Zavin Konjoyan La Rue Finney Mary Prescott Jude McNamara Monday 7/22 6:30 am Cecilia Manrique RIP Gloria Flores Rachel Quevedo Magdalena 8:30 am Vocations INT David Fortney Zachary Quick Cervantes David Frayne Tuesday 7/23 6:30 am Dao Doan INT Terry Rand Rafael D’Amato Hanh Nguyen INT Melissa Garcia Ivan Manrique Jesse St. Andre Anastasia Gardner 8:30 am Aurelia Anson RIP Aristides & Ida Teresita Mabunay Ryan Glenn Rivas Van Duong Wednesday 7/24 6:30 am Regal Davida Family RIP Patt Gogo Danny Robinson Gabriela Gutiérrez 8:30 am Carlos Letrondo INT Leticia Robles John Hallberg Amelia Sanchez Funeral Thursday 7/25 6:30 am Blanca Manrique RIP Cathie Hayes Jack Sirotniak 8:30 am Rudy Vollmer INT Patrick Hollgan Service Sister Mary Robert Michael Huerta Wagne Vi Engeleiter Friday 7/26 6:30 am Poor Souls RIP Marinette Johnsen Iris Soto 8:30 am Romancito Mac RIP Steven Junor Fri. 9/6, 10am Patricia Sovinski St. Cecilia Nancy Ivary Rita Spelatz Saturday 7/27 8:00 am Sarah & Chris Rand INT Leroy Katnik Vernon Spence Debra Kelly Page 4 Thanks to our Advertisers! Please support those listed in the back pages of our bulletin whenever possible. Parish Financial Reporting Information Stewardship is a spiritual way of life Capital Campaign In today’s Gospel reading from St. Luke, we receive a remind- “Living Our Faith—Building Our Future” er about the proper use of the gift of time, a fundamental as- pect of a stewardship way of life. Our passage highlights one Updated on 07/15/2019 of the most famous dinner parties ever thrown, recalling the day that Martha and Mary hosted our Lord in their home. We Donors: 1094 ( Needed 1,500 ) are told that Martha, as a good steward, welcomes Christ in Organizations: 32 but then becomes “burdened with much serving” while her Deferred gifts: $ 400,000 sister and fellow hostess chooses to simply sit with Jesus, listening to Him speak. Martha becomes indignant at Mary’s Pledged: $ 3,282,910 behavior and complains to Jesus, “Lord, do you not care that Payments: $ 1,802,754 my sister has left me by myself to do the serving? Tell her to help me.” But Jesus, in His infinite wisdom, refuses to get pulled in to this sisterly spat. Instead, He offers Martha a fresh We still need more families to make a pledge of way to look at the situation. “Martha, Martha, you are anxious and worried about many things. There is need of only one any generous amount that they can make.
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