SAINT DENIS CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
2151 S. Diamond Bar Blvd., Diamond Bar, CA 91765 Phone (909) 861-7106 Fax (909) 861-2697 Visit us at www.stdenis.org
PASTORAL OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Friday 8:00 am-9:00 pm, Saturday 8:00am-8:00 pm, Sunday 7:30 am-7:30 pm
PASTOR: Rev. Msgr. James J. Loughnane, P.A. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION / CONFESSION
Fridays: 7:00-8:00 pm PAROCHIAL VICARS: Fr. Vincent Arogyaswamy Saturdays: 4:00-5:00 pm and 8:00-8:30 pm Fr. John Palmer Eve of First Friday & Holy Day: 4:00-4:30 & 7:00-7:30 pm
Also by appointment. DEACON COUPLES: Thomas F. & Mary LeDonne Dennis & Christina Shin BAPTISMS Phil & René Luevanos Catechesis: The third Friday of each month at 7:30 pm in Potthoff Hall Alfred & Annette Guerrero for Parents and Sponsors ***Baptismal Catechesis must be completed by parents and Godparents LITURGY SCHEDULE prior to Baptism.*** Saturday: 7:30 am Sacrament: Every Sunday at 3:00 pm Sunday: 5:30 pm (Vigil),6:15, 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 am, 12:00, 1:30 & 5:30 pm Please call Pastoral Office to make arrangements.
Monday - Friday: 6:30, 8:00 am & 6:30 pm SACRAMENT OF HOLY MATRIMONY Holy Days: 6:30 pm (Vigil), 6:30, 8:00 am, 12:10 & 6:30 pm Please contact the parish at least six (6) months in advance of your
wedding date. Morning Prayer: Monday-Friday, 6:10 am & 7:40 am Saturday, 7:10 am SICK CALLS Evening Prayer: Monday-Friday, 6:10 pm Please call anytime.
DEVOTIONS PRIESTLY & RELIGIOUS VOCATIONS Rosary: Monday-Friday, Following 8:00 am Mass Archdiocesan Director Fr. Samuel Ward Saturday, Following 7:30 am Mass Associate Director Fr. Michael Perucho Novena: Wednesday, Following 6:30, 8:00am & 6:30 pm Masses St. Denis Parish Reps. Celia Flores Adoration: Every Friday, Following 8:00 am Mass Msgr. James J. Loughnane, P.A. Concluding with Holy Hour at 9:30 pm
This Church is our heavenly Father’s house, a place of solace and grace, so feel at home here. Enter reverently, pray quietly, sing joyfully, listen attentively, give cheerfully, and come back gladly. If you are new to our Community: WELCOME! Please register with us. If you are visiting, please remain a few minutes and get acquainted.
As members of St. Denis Catholic Community we are called to grow in our commitment as disciples of Jesus Christ through Prayer, Worship and Stewardship, Formation and Evangelization, Education and Outreach.
PASTORAL STAFF
DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF CONFIRMATION /POST Petita Virata - ext. 119 Jocelyn Torres - ext. 115 CONFIRMATION / YOUTH MINISTRY [email protected] [email protected] Celia Flores - ext. 243 ASSISTANT : Judie Palero - ext. 118 [email protected] [email protected] DIRECTOR OF PASTORAL SERVICES ASSISTANT: Lalaine Escobar - ext. 241 Therese Martinez - ext. 121 [email protected] [email protected] DIRECTOR OF STEWARDSHIP & PARISH CATECHIST LEADER DEVELOPMENT YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY Anabel Dorion COORDINATOR ASSISTANT: Vicky Barbilla - ext. 240 Michael Ramirez - ext. 244 [email protected] [email protected] STEWARDSHIP & DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT DIRECTORS OF MUSIC DIRECTORS OF FIRST IMPRESSIONS - ext. 110 Desiree Natividad-Cordero - ext. 124 Patrick Zubiate [email protected] Tzannia Barrera, Jennifer Bernert, [email protected] Tom Cuccio - Contemporary Choir Damaris Chavez, Maryann Choi, Akani Pasigan, Roxana Polio, DIRECTOR OF ORGANISTS/PIANISTS Ricky San Juan, Kathi Satullo LIFELONG FAITH FORMATION, RCIA, Dr. Patrick Rogers [email protected] AND ADULT CONFIRMATION Julianne Choi Angie Perez - ext. 116 CUSTODIANS [email protected] Mauro Gonzalez ASSISTANT : Merle Guinn - ext. 117 MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Art Muñoz [email protected] Jorge A. Salazar, Sr. Miguel Ponce
MINISTRIES & ORGANIZATIONS ALWAYS OUR CHILDREN ALTAR SERVERS ALTAR SOCIETY Jenny Naughton - (909) 896-8362 Patrick Dempsey - (909) 503-7489 Jennifer Chisholm - (909) 444-7767
BEREAVEMENT MINISTRY ByYourSideLA.org CATHOLIC MEN’S FELLOWSHIP Carina Teng - (626) 675-8170 1-877-301-9684 Michael Kellogg - (909) 860-1332 CHRISTIAN SERVICE CURSILLO DIVINE MERCY PROMOTERS Elizabeth Fan - [email protected] Amy Siacunco - (909) 973-3194 Marilee Morada - (909) 623-5107
EUCHARIST TO THE SICK EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS FINANCE COUNCIL CHAIR Jack Ruehlman - (909) 860-1930 Donna Baines - (909) 860-5510 Paul Branks
GRIEF SUPPORT MINISTRY GOLF CLUB ITALIAN CATHOLIC FEDERATION Natalie Tran - (818) 726-0934 Ernie Yanez - (562) 760-1175 Pamela Roemer - (909) 576-4467
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LITURGY LECTORS Ruben Hernandez - (909)499-1324 Msgr. James J. Loughnane, P.A. Christina Shin - (626) 636-6474
LEGION OF MARY MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER PARISH MISSIONARY DISCIPLES Ligia M. Yuan - (909) 319-6326 www. wwme.org Toni Simmons - (951) 233-1131 [email protected] PEW CARE PASTORAL COUNCIL QUEEN OF PEACE Donna Baines - (909) 860-5510 Bob Evans Felicita “Baby” Samson
SACRISTAN SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN SPECIAL NEEDS MINISTRY Roxana Polio Patrick Lowe Cynthia Mercado
USHERS VOCATIONS WOMEN’S COUNCIL AND Juan & Linda Pena - (909) 861-4036 Celia Flores LIFE, JUSTICE & PEACE Bea Yary - (909) 576-8111 Gerry Hughes - (909) 576-5284
NINETEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME ST. DENIS 08-12-18 A Message from Our Pastor... that their ancestors ate manna in the deserted but they died, but the More murmuring and grumbling this week! this time from one of the bread that he will give them will provide them with life eternal. greatest prophets who just wants “out,” and from those who have been listening to Jesus’ claim that he is the bread come down from That is a powerful truth for us to accept and believe in today. How well heaven. Both God and Jesus hold fast to God’s plan, which remains do we do in this regard? Do we believe that we are called to receive good news for all. the bread of life? How do we respond when the Minister of the Eucharist says to us “The Body of Christ?” So many people, so many The prophet Elijah goes into the desert, not to pray or to recommit times just respond “Amen” under their breath or in a whisper tone. The himself to the service of the Lord, but in the hope that he will die. The Minister is basically left to read lips. We must respond with conviction office of prophet has become too heavy to bear. He sits under a broom and faith that little word “Amen” which expresses so much. It means tree, hoping to die. His prayer is not heard; his mission has not yet “so it is; I believe”. We have that expressed too in the Profession of been completed. Instead, an angel of the Lord brings him food and Faith after the homily. We no longer say “We believe…” but “I drink. Then in the strength of this mysterious food and water, he walks believe…” We need to express that at the time or receiving the forty days and forty nights, arriving at Horeb, the mountain of Eucharist. “I believe that this is indeed the “Body of Christ”. revelation. A story that begins in desperation ends with the prophet once again actively involved in God’s affairs. While the Gospel today speaks of the “Bread from Heaven”, we must remember that Jesus also shed his blood for us and at the last Supper The prophet Elijah became weary of life. His recent work had brought said, “This is my blood which is shed for you and for many…… take on the wrath of the infamous Queen Jezebel (for the story, read 1 this and drink”. Given that invitation we are expected to drink from the Kings 18:1 – 19:3), and she wanted his head. So Elijah goes out to the chalice at Mass, to partake of his blood. Yet many people totally ignore desert, asking God to let him die. But God still had work for him and the “Cup” as though it was not important. The document on the Sacred dispatched an angel with food, drink, and a message: “Get up, eat, Liturgy from the Second Vatican Council emphasizes the importance and move on. You’re not finished yet.” And Elijah found he had of receiving both. If you have not being receiving from the Cup, then enough strength to walk for forty days to meet God on Mount Horeb. this is the time to begin. All of which goes to prove that God is the One in charge. The annual Catholic Prayer Breakfast at the Cathedral is scheduled The second reading opens with a plea directed to the Christians not for Tuesday, September 18 beginning with Rosary at 6.30AM; followed to grieve the Holy Spirit of God. They have been sealed by this Spirit, by Mass at 7.00AM. This year’s speaker is Bishop Robert Barron from a seal that is a pledge of the fulfillment of their redemption. The author the Santa Barbara Pastoral Region. Please mark your calendar and then urges the Christians to live lives of generosity of heart, register at the Pastoral Office, A bus will leave St. Denis at 5:00AM compassion, tolerance, and patience. They are to forgive others as and return about 10:00AM. God has forgiven them, by accepting the sacrifice of Christ on their behalf. The Trinitarian theology is obvious. As imitators of God, and Every February Parishioners are invited to pledge to Together in after the example of Christ, they have been called to live according to Mission to help keep open the poorer Parishes, Churches and the Spirit. Schools, because those entities are so important in those crime ridden and drug infested areas. If you have not yet made your five-month The exchange between Jesus and his opponents was meant to pledge, please do so today by using the envelopes in the pews. Your enhance the status of one member of the exchange as it diminished response will be greatly appreciated and will bring hope to those the status of the other. In a clever turn of phrase, Jesus declares that places that need our help so desperately. We are already making only those drawn by God will be drawn to the one who was sent by plans for the coming year in the areas of Religious Education and God. If one does not come to him, it is probably a sign that person was Formation; Confirmation and Youth Ministry and RCIA. We need never called by God. This argument ends with a declaration of Jesus’ catechists in these areas, folks to help as facilitators and Retreat ultimate authority and power. Not only is he the one who came down Leaders. from heaven, but he is the one who will raise people up from the dead, for whoever believes this has eternal life. I welcome those visiting St. Denis this weekend, along with our new parishioners whom I invite to register with us. We have many Jesus tells the Jews that his Father is in charge and that, if they programs and ministries here and I invite you to join one of them. I listen to the Father, they will learn that he sent Jesus to bring eternal welcome those of you who are not of the Catholic Faith; you bless us life. They think they know who Jesus is by reducing him to “the son of by your presence. I congratulate all those celebrating birthdays, Joseph.” But Jesus is making it clear who he is to those murmuring jubilees, anniversaries or quinceneras along with the recently married and to us who might murmur: the One sent by the Father, who will and newly baptized. I want to assure our families who have sons or raise us up on the last day, who has seen the Father and who is the daughters, brothers or sisters in the military here or oversees that we bread of life. remember them in prayer, asking God to protect and keep them from harm’s way. I offer prayers for those who are ill, those facing surgery, When folks do not like somebody, something or some program, they recuperating or homebound and sympathy to those who have lost a go out of their way to find fault. They criticize the person associated loved one. I pray that the Lord will lighten the burdens of all as he with the program, the content of the program, the time it is being promised he would. “Taste and see the goodness of the offered or some other peripheral aspect of it. This is what they tried to Lord” (Responsorial Psalm) do to Jesus when he told them that he was the bread of life come down from heaven. They did not want to accept him and they God love you! murmured but he told them to stop that. He basically said to them “you Msgr. Jim have not seen the Father, only the one who came down from heaven has seen him and I am that person who came down”. He tells them
PAGE FOUR ST. DENIS 08-12-18 UPCOMING EVENTS Monday, August 13 7:00pm-Cody Cursillo Group (CRW) 7:15pm-Legion of Mary (CRE) 14th Annual Los Angeles
Tuesday, August 14 Catholic Prayer Breakfast
8:30am-Holy Spirit Cursillo Group (CRE) Tuesday, Sept. 18th 4:00pm-St. Mary Cursillo Group (CRE) 7:00pm-Women’s Cursillo (CRE) 6:30 am - 9:00 am 7:15pm-St.Teresa Cursillo Group (CRW) Rosary, Mass, Breakfast Wednesday, August 15 & Guest Speaker: TICKETS: Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary $40.00 EACH 9:15am–Scripture Study for Women (SC) Bishop Robert E. Barron 5:00pm-Religious Education In-Service (PH) Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles 7:15pm-Meditation Group (CRW) 7:15pm-Preparing for Sunday Worship (CRE) Bishop Robert Barron is the founder of Word on Fire Catholic Ministries and Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Thursday, August 16 He is also the host of CATHOLICISM, a groundbreaking, award- 6:30pm-Alpha Program (PH,HK) winning documentary about the Catholic Faith, which aired on PBS. 7:30pm-AA Meeting (CRE) 7:30pm-Knights of Columbus Meeting (SC) Bishop Barron is a #1 Amazon bestselling author and has published numerous books, essays, and articles on theology and the spiritual Friday, August 17 life. 7:00pm-YAM Fellowship (SA) He is a religion correspondent for NBC and has also appeared 7:15pm-Christian Service Meeting (SC) on FOX News, CNN, and EWTN.
7:30pm-Pre-Baptismal Catechesis (PH) Bishop Barron's website, WordOnFire.org, reaches millions of
people each year, and he is one of the world's most followed
WEEKLY CALENDAR CALENDAR WEEKLY Saturday, August 18 Mission Cooperative Appeal Catholics on social media. His regular YouTube videos have been viewed over 30 million times and he has over 1.5 million followers on Sunday, August 19 Facebook. Mission Cooperative Appeal REGISTER NOW IN THE PASTORAL OFFICE. 8:30am-Adult Confirmation (SG) SPACE IN LIMITED. ONLY 3 SEATS AVAILABLE. 9:00am– CLOW (SB) 10:30am-Men’s Cursillo (SA) The bus will leave from St. Denis at 5:00 am 10:30am-RCIA (SG) and return to St. Denis around 10:00 am
SEE BACK COVER FOR TESTIMONIES
NINETEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME ST. DENIS 08-12-18
We need YOU to be a Catechist CLASSES BEGINNING SOON Classes begin August 20 for Level II and a good role model of faith. & August 21 for Level I
Children, teens, and adults FOR NEW STUDENTS: in today’s world, more than ever, Registration fee: $95.00, a proof of candidate’s Baptismal need to hear the Good News of Jesus. Certificate and First Communion Certificate are required. Deepen your own faith while setting a path *additional fees for retreat & t-shirt of enlightenment for others. CONFIRMATION LEVEL II CANDIDATES Teaching tools will be provided. Need to Re-Register (registration fee $95.00) Call today and join our team! *additional fees for retreat, transportation, t-shirt & gown
Celia Flores—(909) 861-7106. ext 243 For more information, please contact: Director of Confirmation / Youth Ministry Ms. Celia or Ms. Lalaine Confirmation Office (909) 861-7106
LITTLE CHURCH, SPECIAL NEEDS, & JUNIOR HIGH
CLASSES BEGINNING SOON
CLASSES BEGIN AUGUST 20, 2018
Please register at the Pastoral Office
For more information, please contact: Vicky Barbilla - Religious Education Office (909) 861-7106, ext. 240
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PAGE SIX ST. DENIS 08-12-2018 Holy Day of Obligation Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2018 Special Mass Schedule: 6:30 pm (Vigil) 6:30 am, 8:00 am, 12:10 pm, 6:30 pm WEEKLY STEWARDSHIP: August 5, 2018 Next Weekend - 2nd Collection Envelopes 395 $16,552.00 Mission Cooperative Appeal: August 18 & 19, 2018 Plate 3,122.50 The East San Gabriel District of the Archdiocesan Council of Children’s Envelopes 18 211.00 Catholic Women will have its next district meeting on Thursday, September 13, 2018 at St. Joseph Parish, 550 N. Glendora Ave., Online Giving 106 4,809.00 La Puente, CA. The day begins at 9:30 am an includes Isaac Cuevas, Assoc. Dir. Immigration Affairs, LA Archdiocese on Weekly Total 519 $24,694.50 “Immigration and the Church: Where do we stand and how do we help?” Mass, Luncheon and concludes at 1:30 pm. Charge for Building Maintenance & Repair $4,434.00 the day is $12.00 per person PRE-PAID. Please make check payable and mail to Angie Velazquez, 15744 Hayland St., La Thank you for your generous support! Puente, CA 91744 on or before September 7, 2018 deadline.
ARCHBISHOP JOSE H. GOMEZ’ STATEMENT ON CHANGES TO THE CATECHISM OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH ON THE DEATH PENALTY
For some years now, I have expressed my concern that the death penalty is both cruel and unnecessary and I have called for its abolition. So, I welcome the changes to The Catechism of the Catholic Church on the death penalty and I am grateful for Pope Francis’ leadership in working for an end to judicial executions worldwide. The Catechism revisions announced today reflect an authentic development of the Church’s doctrine that started with St. John Paul II and has continued under emeritus Pope Benedict XVI and now Pope Francis. The Scriptures, along with saints and teachers in the Church’s tradition, justify the death penalty as a fitting punishment for those who commit evil or take another person’s life. And the Church has always recognized that governments and civil authorities have the right to carry out executions in order to protect their citizens’ lives and punish those guilty of the gravest crimes against human life and the stability of the social order. But in recent decades, there has been a growing consensus — among bishops’ conferences around the world and in the teachings of the Popes and the Catechism — that use of the death penalty can no longer be accepted. The Church has come to understand that from a practical standpoint, governments now have the ability to protect society and punish criminals without executing violent offenders. The Church now believes that the traditional purposes of punishment — defending society, deterring criminal acts, rehabilitating criminals and penalizing them for their actions — can be better achieved by nonviolent means. The Church’s continued prayer and reflection has also helped us to see the deeper demands of the Gospel’s teaching on human life and dignity. We understand now that all human life is sacred — even the lives of those who commit acts of great evil and depravity. And we have come to insist that authorities respect the dignity of even the most violent criminals and give them the chance to reform their lives and be reintegrated into society. Today’s revisions to the Catechism seem to me to reflect this growing consensus in the Church that capital punishment should be rejected. In his letter, Evangelium Vitae (“The Gospel of Life”), Pope John Paul II said the death penalty could be used only in cases “when it would not be possible otherwise to defend society.” But, he added, “as a result of steady improvements in the organization of the penal system, such cases are very rare, if not practically non-existent.” The revisions announced today are in line with that conclusion. The Catechism now says the death penalty is “inadmissible” — it should not be used — because it violates the dignity of the person and because “more effective systems of detention have been developed, which ensure the due protection of citizens but, at the same time, do not definitively deprive the guilty of the possibility of redemption.” The Catechism is not equating capital punishment with the evils of abortion and euthanasia. Those crimes involve the direct killing of innocent life and they are always gravely immoral. By definition, the lives of almost all those on death row are not “innocent.” But as St. John Paul II said: “Not even a murderer loses his personal dignity, and God himself pledges to guarantee this.” I respect that many good people will continue to believe that our society needs the death penalty to express its moral outrage and to punish those who commit the ultimate crime of taking human life. But I do not believe that public executions serve to advance that message in our secular society. We all need to consider how much violence has become an accepted part of American society and popular culture. There is not only the random violence we see every day in our communities. But we are also a society that permits our children to play video games that involve them “virtually” killing their enemies; much of our popular “entertainment” consists of movies and other programs that involve fictional characters committing heinous murders and other unspeakable acts. In this kind of society, executing criminals sends no moral signal. It is simply one more killing in a culture of death. The Church today is pointing us in a different direction. Showing mercy to those who do not “deserve” it, seeking redemption for persons who have committed evil, working for a society where every human life is considered sacred and protected — this is how we are called to follow Jesus Christ and proclaim his Gospel of life in these times and in this culture.
NINETEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME ST. DENIS 08-12-18
FAIR AMBASSADOR TRAINING
Join Pomona Valley Habitat for Humanity TRAINING DATE: at the Los Angeles County Fair Tuesday, August 14, 2018 at 7:00 pm as a PV Habitat for Humanity Ambassador. at the
La Verne Church of the Brethren in the Social Hall There will be an Ambassador training meeting 2425 E Street, La Verne, CA 91750 and we require that you attend The meeting in order to receive your Please all the office and register TODAY.
Ambassador materials and important information. The meeting will go over everything from where to park, what Habitat for Humanity does and how to answer This is an important and fun job! questions from Fair Goers.
Your Fair admission To register or for more information, and parking will be provided. please call (909) 596-7098
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UPCOMING NUPTIALS PLEASE PRAY FOR THE FOLLOWING MEN AND WOMEN SERVING OUR COUNTRY: We congratulate the following couples who will enter the covenant of Marriage at St. Denis in the near future. Aaron Abejon Spencer Feliciano Miguel Perez Please keep them in your prayers. Gregory Abejon Marc Fernandez Kurtis Pla William Acosta Galvin S. Fueconcillo Eric Prechtl Julio Lopez & Jennifer Nava Ignacio Zamora & Ericka Zavala Adrian Aparicio Nicholas A. Gagner Juan Flores Quezada Adam Parga & Julia Vargas Alex Araujo Robert Garcia, Jr. Joshua Rodriguez Miguel Garcia & Maggie de Castro Stephanie Arellano Jason Glaspy Marc A. Rodriguez Patrick Guerrero & Cindy Navarrete Jorge Benavides Stewart Glenister Tony Rosalez David Villalobos & Nicole Villa Jason Bermudez Robert Glynn Anthony Salazar Carlos Soto & Yesenia Garcia Marcus Bernardino Steven G. Gonzalez Jim Scheiner Adrian Barrera & Diandra Torres Bryan Birtness Manuel Guzman Jeffrey P. Senning Domingo Gutierrez & Daisy Banuelos Jacob A. Brown Rhonda Haley Patrick Siacunco Victor Lomas & Jianna Fuentes Jonathan R. Brown Jordon Heer Adrian Silva ELIZABETH MINISTRY Seth Brummel Julian Hernandez Brandon Silva Please pray for all pregnant women of our parish… Dexter Cabral Robert Horne Nataly Soto Carlo Cabrera Seth Johnson Scott M. Spencer Kokle Raflores Rachel Guico Thomas John Chavez Tony Justin Johnson Jacob Stankiewicz Emily Kuper Flores Stephanie Robertson Anthony M. Cingolani Jason Young Kim Christian Tashima Danielle H. Magdaleno Joanna Santos Pamela Caro Grace Whitehouse Alva Aaron Concha Taylor Kitasato Samantha Tennyson Jacqueline Rodriguez Patricia Victoria Anthony Davila Joseph Libid Patrick Torres Leandra Dominguez Joshua Michael Long Francisco Vega BAPTISMS John T. Doss Eric O. Manuel Joshua Vega Please pray for the newly Daniel Duchane Nicholas Martinez Timothy Wagner baptized of our parish… Matthew Duran Rafael Garcia-Menocal Ryan Webb
Raegan Michelle Escalada Malcolm John Ede II Angel Montellano Luke Andrew Will Julian Maximus Abeyta Robert Scott Elder III Blendalynn Rivera Morano Jonathan Woo Daniel Rene Chapa Joshua Elliot Manuel Moreno Jacob Wood Zane Sebastian A. Palentinos Bernard Evangelista Agustin Murillo Scarlett Rei San Diego Anthony Nguyen Brenton Tyler Tran Marshall Feliciano John Paul Pagulayan PREPARE FOR SUNDAY WORSHIP Every Wednesday at 7:15 PM St. Denis Church, Cry Room (East) JOIN LECTOR MINISTRY
Are you looking for an opportunity to READ and STUDY SCRIPTURE and EXPERIENCE TRANSFORMATION in your life and others through you? FOURTH CYCLE SCHEDULE: WHAT IS YOUR ROLE? 1:00PM to 3:00PM, Potthoff Hall-Room A
A good lector allows the people to sense the presence of August 12, 2018—Session 13: “What do I Live for Now?” living Jesus through his/her proclamation of the Word. Facilitators: Tom Berntsen, Janice McKinney, Mike Shay, Applications are available at the Pastoral Office. Carina Teng and Natalie Tran
Any questions, please contact For further details, please contact: Christina Shin (626) 636-6474 Ms. Natalie Tran at (818) 726 0934
THIRTIETHNINETEENTH SUNDAY SUNDAY IN INORDINARY ORDINARY TIME TIME ST. DENIS 10-25-1508-12-18
MASS INTENTIONS REMEMBER THE SICK OF OUR PARISH AUGUST 13 - 19 AND OUR FAMILIES MONDAY Ez 1:2-5, 24-28c; Ps 148:1-2, 11-14; Mt 17:22-27 Agripina Adame Janet Gagner Cesar Panganiban 6:30 am Kappy Martin (INT) Rolando Adeva Oscar Garcia Eve Pasternak Constancia C. Visaya (RIP) Richard Agrusa Ethan Gaw Juan Pena 8:00 am Rachel Paghunasan (INT) Teresa Aguas Linkoln Goebel David Perez Joel R. Reyes (RIP) 6:30 pm Carmen Olinda Rubio (RIP) Karina Alcaraz Anicia Gementria Estela Pike Lina Salmo (INT) Jose Algoso Ron Giesel Elizabeth Pipo
TUESDAY Ez 2:8 — 3:4; Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, Victor Alvarado Arthur Giron Howard Powers 111, 131; Mt 18:1-5, 10, 12-14 Amelia Alvarez Natividad Giron Daniel Prado 6:30 am Aurora Gonzalez (RIP) Cesar Amaro Romeo Giron Jose Preciado Primitivo Avella (RIP) Paula Armas Margaret Glynn Amelia Quiambao 8:00 am Bob Bresnan (RIP) Ruth Arroyo Rosie Grado Fr. Harold Rahm, S.J. Dr. Ralph Cadano (INT) Jaime Banayad Annamarie Guerrero Alex Ramirez 6:30 pm Domingo Maristela (RIP) Grace Harris Ernie Ramirez Cristobal S. Marcos (RIP) Marjorie Barragan Greg Basilio Micahel Haines Sylvia Ramirez WEDNESDAY Vigil: 1 Chr 15:3-4, 15-16; 16:1-2; Ps 132:6-7, 9-10, 13-14; Danile M. Haines Carmel Reyes 1 Cor 15:54b-57; Lk 11:27-28 Day: Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, Jane Beke 10ab; Ps 45:10-12, 16; 1 Cor 15:20-27; Lk 1:39-56 Irza Abrazaldo Benavides Violet Haines Maria Reyes 6:30 am Pedro Mendoza (RIP) David Bond Armando Haro Maria Yolanda Reyes Raquel Avella (RIP) Ron Brandt Alex Higa Claro Reyes 8:00 am Angelina Santos (RIP) Judy Brown Robert Hodel Joel Rivera Lewis & Barbara Kim (RIP) Editha F. Buccoy Jim Huntley Lydia Rivas Lawrence & Maria Kang (INT) Suzie Bullock Noemi Iniguez Jazlyn Rivera 12:10 pm Lucila Chavez (INT) Kyren Cabbe William Robertson Larry McMillan (RIP) Harley Iseminger 6:30 pm Carrie Shannon Paton (RIP) Do Cacnio Janice Jones Nadina Rubalcaba Teofila & Teofilo Uytingco (RIP) Bert Calaquian Sr. Mary Jones Josephine Rovalcaba
THURSDAY Ez 12:1-12; Ps 78:56-59, 61-62: Mt 18:21 — 19:1 Jerry Campbell Thomas Kannapel Colin Runnion 6:30 am Purita Barretto (INT) Ramiro Carrillo Rita Ketza Amparo Serrano Nika Obiamalu (INT) Kevin Castro Douglas Kim Albert Scalise 8:00 am Romualdo Cacnio (INT) Ted Cherms Stella Kneer Danette Schmidt Larry McMillan (RIP) Debbie Church Carolyn Kolander Lorna Schneider 6:30 pm Raquel Songco (INT) Judy Church Shar Schmidt Javier Elias (INT) Jennie Kwan Adam Cisnero Virginia LaFaurie Linda Shaw FRIDAY Ez 16:1-15, 60, 63 or 16:59-63; Socorro Cisneros Mike Siacunco Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6; Mt 19:3-12 Mike Langsicot Sr. Marivic Sta. Ana 6:30 am Mila Parde (INT) Rick Clark William Larkin Ozichukwu Obiamalu (INT) Lynette Claudio Tyronne Lewis Allen St.Julien 8:00 am Quirino Villarica (RIP) Scott Coller Carlota Luevanos Matia Tapia Hardjono Tunggawihardja (RIP) Ronnie Cobarrubias Danielle H. Magdaleno Alma Torpy 6:30 pm Carmen Natividad (RIP) John Concha Marc Magdaleno Arnold Tucker Emmanuel Reyes (INT) Josie Concha Agatha Maidard Patty Uba SATURDAY Ez 18:1-10, 13b, 30-32; Ps 51:12-15, Lourdes Cuadro Florinda R. Mangahas Cathy Vaccher 18-19; Mt 19:13-15 RJ Del Rosario Carol Manion Lilia Valera 7:30 am Helen Perez (INT) Paul Marquez Domingo Vargas Felisicimo & Teodora Trinidad (RIP) Dominic Demonaco Beverly Mayerski 5:30 pm Tom Berntsen (INT) Frank DiCarlo Gloria Virata Dennis Adimkpayah (RIP) Barbara Dorion Josie Matracia Rebecca Wallace Maria Mendez SUNDAY Prv 9:1-6; Ps 34:2-7; Eph 5:15-20; Jn 6:51-58 Terry Flanagan George Wulffen 6:15 am Vivian Obiamalu (INT) Margarita Freeman Maria Nevarez Eugene Ylagan Romberto & Alice Felix (INT) Olivia Garcia Sylvia Olivares Eleanor Zodda 7:30 am Luis Songco (INT) Marietta Gadioma Julian T. Ong Sophia Zuno Lina Valerio (RIP) Carol Ornelas Marguerite Zumel 9:00 am Lucy Osorio (RIP)
Loy Lasam (INT) 10:30 am St. Denis Parishioners YOUR PRAYERS ARE REQUESTED Eusebio & Consolacion Soria (RIP) FOR THE SOULS OF THOSE WHO 12:00 pm Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McGowan (RIP) RECENTLY PASSED AWAY… Rufina Henson (RIP) 1:30 pm Adela Pinlac (INT) Jose P. Navarro (RIP) Greg Basilio Jason Ruelas 5:30 pm Alex Cardenas (INT) William Lara Paul Reyes Leticia Cardenas (INT)