St. Louise de Marillac Church
Serving God’s people in Covina, Glendora, San Dimas and surrounding communities.
“Praise the Lord, for his is good; for his mercy endures forever.” Psalm 136:1
Fr. Robert P. Fulton Pastor
Fr. Emmanuel Francis Associate Pastor
Peter Brause Deacon
Alan Holderness Deacon
Omar Uriarte Deacon
Al Valles Deacon
Mass Schedule
Monday –Friday 8:30 am
Saturday 8:30 am & 4:30 pm Vigil
Sunday 6:30 am, 8:00 am 9:30 am, 11:00 am
Confession Schedule
Wednesday 4:00 pm to 5:15 pm
Saturday 2:30 pm to 4 pm
Parish Office 626.915.7873
Visit us: 1720 E. Covina Blvd. Covina, CA 91724
www.stlouisedm.org
St. Louise de Marillac is a Roman Catholic community called together as family to worship, to
minister, and to evangelize. As true disciples of Jesus Christ, we are called to renew His love and
spirit by sharing our time, talent and treasure. St. Louise de Marillac Mission Statement
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Reaching out to the World
"For I was hungry, and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink. I was a stranger and you welcomed me, naked and you clothed me. I was ill and you comforted me, in prison and you came to visit me. I assure you, as o en as you did it for the least among you, you did it for me." — Ma hew 25:35-40.
This is the founda on of the Catholic Church’s teachings on social jus ce. We as Catholics claim an “op on for the poor.” This means we must protect poor and vulnerable people. Poor people have the first claim on limited resources. Currently, poverty-focused interna onal assistance is just over one-half percent (0.6%) of the American federal budget. American Catholics need to be in the forefront of figh ng for more financial aid to go to poorer na ons. America can make a huge difference in figh ng poverty and war throughout the world. Suppor ng alloca ons for interna onal aid in our Federal budget is a way American Catholics can concretely show our commitment to the op on for the poor.
The Catholic Church is the first church to be truly global, historically. As such, we are brothers and sisters to fellow Catholics worldwide. Our charity, however, does not lie solely with our Catholic brothers and sisters, but with all men and women throughout the world. Pope Francis has shown us countless mes that we are in solidarity with men and women without regard to faith tradi on. His latest encyclical “Fratelli Tu ”, explains how we are “brothers all.” He urges us to develop fraternity and social friendship with all people and ins tu ons to usher in a more just and peaceful world.
As Catholics, solidarity, stewardship, peace and the common good are the way we achieve making us brothers and sisters, all. Reducing poverty and despera on contribute to global security and prosperity that benefit all of us. Prac cing stewardship requires us to partner more with local civil society and faith-based groups that assist the poor directly and are o en led by trusted leaders in their socie es. In many parts of the developing world, faith-based development ins tu ons offer health care, educa on, and community development, complemen ng government services. Religious orders of priests, sisters, and brothers plus groups like Catholic Relief Services (CRS) have been a beacon of Catholic work in developing na ons. The poorest countries of the world are o en the most vulnerable to civil violence and war. U.S. interna onal assistance must support peacekeeping missions designed to stop violence where it occurs. When we share our resources with the people of other countries, we demonstrate our op on for the poor.
Interna onal migra on is a problem that we need to be aware of. Poverty, war, violence, and famine have created huge numbers of migrants leaving their homes to find safety and shelter. The United States has not shouldered its share of welcoming these migrants to our shores. Europe has welcomed a dispropor onal number of migrants into their countries.
We want all countries to offer their ci zens a dignified and prosperous life. Following the gospel teachings of St. Ma hew, we can make that a reality.
Pastor
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THIS WEEK’S HIGHLIGHTS Construction Challenges Renova ons inside the church are ongoing and expected to be completed in early summer. Among the work being done is the replacement of flooring, addi on of a permanent bap sm font, repair of the exis ng pews, and upda ng the wiring for the public address system. These projects are being accomplished in part due to a “Called to Renew” grant from the Archdiocese to replace flooring in the church.
The Called to Renew Campaign is a capital fundraising endeavor designed to help parishes and schools pay for overdue capital maintenance needs. Every parish was asked to conduct a campaign and the proceeds would be shared by the parish and the Archdiocese. St. Louise de Marillac was about halfway through conduc ng our local campaign when the pandemic shut everything down.
Although COVID restric ons temporarily ended ac ve fundraising efforts, the Archdiocese determined that some renewal projects should be accomplished. The first project that was iden fied by the Archdiocese in need of replacement at St. Louise de Marillac was the carpet in the church. Nearly $100,000.00 was granted from the Called to Renew Campaign for this project.
Because the flooring in the sanctuary and altar areas were being completely replaced, including the les under the pews that were adhered with a mas c containing asbestos, it was determined that this would also be the appropriate me to install a permanent bap sm font.
NEXT WEEK: Asbestos abatement and removal and repair of the pews . . . .and a Supreme Court decision that places pressure to get the work underway!
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MOTHER’S DAY NOVENA CARDS MOTHER’S DAY FLOWER SALE
Sunday, May 9th, is Mother’s Day. St. Louise de Marillac is The Respect Life Ministry is reques ng volunteers to help with honoring Mothers and Mother figures, both living and the Annual Mother’s Day Flower Sale which will take place on deceased, with a “Spiritual Sunday, May 9th. Bouquet” by enrolling mothers in our Novena of Masses. A Volunteers are needed on Saturday, May 8th between 9:00 Novena consists of 9 days of am and 3:00 pm to make flower arrangements and to assist in prayer. other du es such as preparing vases. If you would like to volunteer, please leave your name and phone number at the We have envelopes available in parish office and state that you want to be a Respect Life the Parish Office. Please print Flower Sale Volunteer. names clearly on the envelopes and return by Mother’s Day, The Flower Sale will be at the Mul -Purpose Room Pa o. We May 9th to the Parish Office, or ask if you are parked for Mass, that you please exit the parking place in the offertory collec on lot and to park at the basketball courts . with your gi . On Mother’s Day, the envelopes are placed next to the Tabernacle. Your loved ones will be remembered throughout the nine days of the Novena. Please pray for Fr. Soosai Manickham, a former Associate Pastor.
CARDINAL MCINTYRE FUND He is having health issues in India. Next weekend, May 1st and 2nd is the collec on for the Cardinal McIntyre Fund for Charity.
In 1948, shortly a er he was appointed Archbishop of Los Mater Dolorosa Passionist Retreat Angeles, Cardinal James Francis McIntyre recognized that certain ins tu ons and agencies were facing hardships Center because of inadequate financing. April 15, 2021 These organiza ons were ineligible for funding through public sources such as the Community Chests (predecessor to the Dear Fr. Robert & Parishioners of St. Louise de Marillac, United Way) and included: family welfare; ins tu ons for the aged; health and youth services; adop on agencies, care for Thank you for your generous dona on of $1,000 in honor of Fr. the blind, hard of hearing, mentally retarded and Alan Phillip. Your generous gi supports our Mater Dolorosa handicapped. Also needed were funds for maternity care, Food Ministry program, a ministry that provides quality, emergency relief and expanded social services in distressed nutri ous food to seniors, families, and those experiencing neighborhoods. homelessness. Fr. Alan truly believed in the good works of this ministry. The “Fund” provides emergency help to persons who have nowhere else to go. The Fund is not a replacement or Fr. Alan touched many lives and was beloved by all who knew supplement for welfare or other forms of public assistance. It him. He was a blessing to us all and is certainly missed. does not support persons’ living needs on a con nuing basis. Rather the Fund acts to solve immediate, pressing problems: Thank you again and may God bless you for your kindness in food and milk for three days, lodging for the night, emergency remembering Alan. medical care, rent to de over a financial crisis or a u lity bill to keep the water or heat turned on for the week. Sincerely in Christ,
Your contribu ons to the Cardinal McIntyre Fund for Charity Michael J, Cunningham Fr. Bruno D’Souza make you a sharer in our parishes’ works of mercy, and in their Dr. Michael J. Cunningham OFS Fr. Bruno D’Souza, CP rewards of grace. Retreat Center Director Local Superior
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ELECTRONIC COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
A new Community Bulle n Board has been created to provide another opportunity to con nue to serve one another and to stay in touch through God’s love. The bulle n board is located at our parish website, www.stlouisedm.org.
As you will discover, there are three areas within the Bulle n Board:
• Prayer Requests. • Community Bulle n Board, where you can seek or offer help for tasks. An example is food or RX deliveries. • Pastoral Outreach, where you may request to speak to our priests or deacons, seek periodic phone calls to stay in touch or request a blessing, and so much more.
To post on the board, you fill out the form, and once it is approved, it will be posted in the appropriate area. For any ques ons, you can call the Parish Office at 626-915-7873.
One more ‘Outreach of Love’ among the many already provided within our parish website. We invite you to visit our website and to par cularly remember in your prayers the prayer inten ons posted. Especially during these mes, let us con nue to “Serve One Another Through Love.”
CATHOLIC MEN’S FELLOWSHIP The Catholic Men’s Fellowship of St. Louise (CMF) is a lay apostolate that reaches out to all men. Our next MeeƟng will be on Thursday, May 6th. Jack Mercica will be our speaker, topic will be “Integrity Restored.” Please join us for Fellowship, Prayer and Reflec on. Rosary begins at 6:45 PM in the pa o in front of the Mul -Purpose Room. Please bring your own chair. Social distancing and masks are required.
Our Purpose is to encourage men to become daily Disciples of Christ. Lk. 9:23. Our Mission is to help men renew their minds and transform their hearts and lives for Jesus Christ. Rom. 12:22. For more informa on contact Faith Forma on at (626) 332-5822 or Miguel Ruiz (626) 419-2637or email at: [email protected].
Follow us now on Instagram @catholicmensfellowship and Facebook Catholic Men's Fellowship St. Louise De Marillac and catholicmen.org.
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MAY IS THE MONTH OF MARY FEAST OF FAITH As the Mother of God, the Virgin Mary has a unique posi on The Homily among the saints, indeed, among all creatures. She is exalted, yet s ll one of us. The ambo, or pulpit, is a special place—it is the place for God’s word. That is why it is not used for all the spoken words of the Redeemed by reason of the merits of her Son and united to Mass, even important words like the collects and the blessing. Him by a close and indissoluble e, she is endowed with the The ambo is only used for the scripture readings, and for the high office and dignity of being the Mother of the Son of God, homily and the prayer of the faithful. by which account she is also the beloved daughter of the Fa- ther and the temple of the Holy Spirit. Because of this gi of The homily is part of the Liturgy of the Word. It flows from the sublime grace she far surpasses all creatures, both in heaven readings we have just heard, and helps us to understand the way and on earth. At the same me, however, because she belongs in which God is speaking to us today. The homily is not a lecture, to the offspring of Adam she is one with all those who are to a catechism lesson, or a speech. It is more like an exhorta on; it be saved. (Lumen Gen um, no. 53). has an urgency about it, for it calls us to find ourselves in the scripture, to live the faith we profess, to see our world by the Mary embraces God's will and freely chooses to cooperate light of the Gospel. The homily, in itself a response to God’s with God's grace, thereby fulfilling a crucial role in God's plan word, demands a response from us. There are many styles of of salva on. Throughout the centuries, the Church has turned preaching and many ways to respond to the scriptures. But to the Blessed Virgin in order to come closer to Christ. Many whether the homily is weak or strong, an open ear and an open forms of piety toward the Mother of God developed that help heart can find in it an abundance of spiritual nourishment. bring us closer to her Son. In these devo ons to Mary, "while Corinna Laughlin, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co. the Mother is honored, the Son, through whom all things have their being and in whom it has pleased the Father that all fullness should dwell, is rightly known, loved and glorified and . SAINT ROSE VENERINI (1656-1728) . . all His commands are observed." The Church honors her as May 7th the Mother of God, looks to her as a model of perfect discipleship, and asks for her prayers to God on our behalf. Born in Viterbo, Italy, Rose entered a convent a er her fiancé died, but soon returned home to care for her widowed mother. She chose to be a teacher rather than a contempla ve, and BEARING FRUIT opened a free school for girls in 1685. In 1692, the bishop of an Italian diocese asked her to train teachers and administer the Few of us, even when we meditate on the image of the vine schools there. She and St. Lucy Filippini became friends, and Rose and branches, stop to really think about how God “prunes” us. began se ng up For some there is the danger of thinking that we are already schools around Italy. producing fruit for the kingdom, in deed and truth as John Despite opposi on, says, perhaps raising a family, being ac ve in our parish, and including arson and so on. But even those branches which are bearing fruit, the assaults on some of Gospel tells us, can be pruned to produce s ll more. Today her teachers, the Saul, freshly “pruned” by his conversion, order she founded arrives in Jerusalem and meets was officially resistance. Since he had been recognized as a persecu ng Chris ans, this was only congrega on, the natural. But even a er he is accepted Venerini Sisters, a er and begins to bear fruit, he meets her death. further adversity, and his le ers are filled with many accounts of how his h ps:// trials “pruned” him to produce greater catholiccurrent.org/saints/ saint-rose-venerini/ fruit for the kingdom. Like him, as long Photo: h ps:// as we remain in Christ we will con nue www.catholic.org/files/ to bear fruit and, when the will of the images/saints/136.jpg Father determines it is me to prune us, the strength of the true vine must enable us to endure it. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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A MARIAN GLOSSARY “She is that woman who rejoiced in the presence of God, who treasured everything in her heart, and who let herself be pierced by the sword. Mary is the saint among the saints, blessed above all others. She teaches us the way of holiness and she walks ever at our side. She does not let us remain fallen and at mes she takes us into her arms without judging us.” —Pope Francis, Gaudete et Exsultate, no. 176.
Below is a brief outline of important terms about or related to the Blessed Mother.
ANNUNCIATION: The visit of the angel Gabriel to the virgin Mary to inform her that she was to be the mother of the Savior. A er giving her consent to God’s word, Mary became the mother of Jesus by the power of the Holy Spirit.
ASSUMPTION: The dogma which recognizes the Blessed Virgin Mary’s singular par cipa on in her Son’s Resurrec on by which she was taken up body and soul into heavenly glory, when the course of her earthly life was finished.
HAIL MARY: The prayer known in La n as the Ave Maria. The first part of the prayer praises God for the gi s he gave to Mary as Mother of the Redeemer; the second part seeks her maternal intercession for the members of the Body of Christ, the Church, of which she is the Mother.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION: The dogma proclaimed in Chris an Tradi on and defined in 1854, that from the first moment of her concep on, Mary—by the singular grace of God and by virtue of the merits of Jesus Christ-- was preserved immune from original sin.
MAGNIFICAT: The tle commonly given to the La n text and vernacular transla on of the Can cle (or Song) of Mary that she recites at the me of the visita on. The can cle begins with “My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord.”
MARY: The mother of Jesus. Because she is the mother of Jesus- -Son of God and second Person of the Blessed Trinity–according to the flesh, she is rightly called the Mother of God (Theotokos). Mary is also called “full of grace,” and “Mother of the Church,” and in Chris an prayer and devo on, “Our Lady,” the “Blessed Virgin Mary,” and the “New Eve.”
PRESENTATION: The presenta on and dedica on of Jesus to God by Mary and Joseph in the Temple (Lk 2:22-39), in accord with Mosaic Law concerning the first-born. At the Presenta on, Simeon and Anna sum up the expecta on of Israel for the long-awaited Messiah, the light of the na ons and the glory of Israel, but also as a sign of contradic on. The presenta on of the gi s, especially of bread and wine, is a preparatory rite for the liturgy of the Eucharist at Mass.
ROSARY: A prayer in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which repeats the privileged Marian prayer Ave Maria, or Hail Mary, in “decades” of ten prayers, each preceded by the Pater Noster (“Our Father”) and concluded by the Gloria Patri (Glory Be to the Father), accompanied by medita on on the mysteries of Christ’s life. The rosary was developed by medieval piety in the La n church as a popular subs tute for the liturgical prayer of the Hours.
VIRGIN BIRTH: The concep on of Jesus in the womb of the Virgin Mary solely by the power of the Holy Spirit. The Church’s confession of faith in the virgin birth affirms that Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit without human seed.
VIRGIN MARY: The mother of Jesus, who is honored as “ever-virgin” for her perpetual virginity.
VISITATION: At the annuncia on, the angel Gabriel told Mary that she would be the mother of the savior. Gabriel also told Mary that her barren cousin, Elizabeth, had conceived a son in her old age. Mary went to visit her cousin and confirmed the truth of the angel’s words. The me she spent with Elizabeth is referred to as “the visita on.” h ps://catholiccurrent.org/fact-of-faith/marian-glossary/
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TODAY’S READINGS MASS INTENTIONS Sunday, May 2nd First Reading — Barnabas reported to the apostles how Saul had seen the Lord on the way (Acts 9:26-31). 6:30 am St. Louise Parish Families (SI) 8:00 am: George Macias (SI); Arturo Atienza Aquino (RIP); Psalm — I will praise you, Lord, in the assembly of your David Lizaola (RIP) people (Psalm 22). 9:30 am: Glen Golden (RIP); Simon Simonian (RIP) Second Reading — This is God’s commandment: that we 11:00 am John George (RIP); Vergeen Kasparian (RIP)
may believe and love (1 John 3:18-24). Monday, May 3rd
Gospel — I am the true vine; whoever remains in me will 8:30 am: Annabelle Punzalan (RIP); Consuelo Jamora (RIP); bear much fruit (John 15:1-8). Lita Urbano (RIP); Thomas & Theresa Lodico (RIP) The English transla on of the Psalm Responses from Lec onary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, Interna onal Commission on English in the Liturgy Corpora on. All rights reserved. Tuesday, May 4th
8:30 am: Fr. Ed Broom (SI); Maria Elena Ramirez (RIP); Monday: 1 Cor 15:1-8; Ps 19:2-5; Jn 14:6-14 Corazon Elizalde (RIP); Emma Pascual (RIP) Tuesday: Acts 14:19-28; Ps 145:10-13ab, 21; Jn 14:27-31a Wednesday, May 5th Wednesday: Acts 15:1-6; Ps 122:1-5; Jn 15:1-8 Thursday: Acts 15:7-21; Ps 96:1-3, 10; Jn 15:9-11 8:30 am: Sister Charis Kwon (SI); Robert & Clyde Yates (RIP); Consuelo Vasquez (RIP); Aurelio & Isabel Castañon (RIP); Friday: Acts 15:22-31; Ps 57:8-10, 12; Jn 15:12-17 Saturday: Acts 16:1-10; Ps 100:1b-3, 5; Jn 15:18-21 Thursday, May 6th
Sunday: Acts 10:25-36, 34-35, 44-48; Ps 98:1-4; 8:30 am: Sister Charis Kwon (SI); Mary Yallop (RIP); 1 Jn 4:7-10 or 1 Jn 4:11-16; Jn 15:9-17 Ruby Meng (RIP); Jia Jia (RIP);
or Jn 17:11b-19 Friday, May 7th
8:30 am: Ricardo Sison (RIP); Erol Atotubo (RIP); Maria Teresa Saeibay (RIP); Rosario Belmonte (RIP) Mary is the lily in God’s garden. Saturday, May 8th St. Bridget of Sweden 8:30 am: Juliana de Pasion (RIP); Lourdes de Pasion (RIP) 4:30 pm: Raul Rodriguez (RIP); Corrinne Yvette Flaherty (RIP)
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PASTORAL STAFF PRAYER INTENTIONS Rev. Robert Fulton, Pastor Please pray for those listed below: Virginia Arias Alana Hook Fr. Emmanuel Francis, Associate Pastor Tom Abbot Mary Klante Francis Bonus Jazzelle Kakuk Deacon Al Valles, Permanent Deacon Tracy Brady Teddy Kakuk Lesa Brown Nancy LaMascus Deacon Alan Holderness, Permanent Deacon James Caudillo Anthony Lopez Lupita Cerna Maria Cruz Lopez Deacon Peter Brause, Permanent Deacon Angela Clara Susan Mabida Jim Corbi Shawn Mailo Deacon Omar Uriarte, Permanent Deacon Jim Dinisi, Jr. Carolyn Matone Don Dominic Mary Ann McGee Iluminosa Domingo Julie Moore MINISTRY STAFF Mary H. Dubrowa Tracie Neria Dolores Ericson Sandra Nila Robert Kochis, Director of Music Joe Escalera, Sr. & Jr. Tulio Norori Aileen Fallis C. J. Oddo David Flaherty Dolores Narvez Olivas ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Fr. Peter Foran Gregory Olmos Elaina Fossum Helen Pra Ray Elder, Business Manager Erica Garcia Gus Ramos [email protected] Lillian Garcia Bladimiro Ramirez Carolina Gil Mary Curtiss, Office Coordinator Elvira Cordero Rodriguez [email protected] Carlos Gomez Martha Sandoval Wendy Joyner Gomez Jennifer Senne PARISH SCHOOL Elva Gonzales Ryan Soldridge Carmen Gonzalez Consuelo Valadez Catherine Ossa, Principal David Gonzalez Steve Valbuena [email protected] Richard Guitche Leonardo Victoria Jr. Sheila Guitche Sharon Wiessler Sue Reyes, Secretary Sonia Hade Chris Williams [email protected] Suzanne Hanson Judy Williams Rita Hayes FAITH FORMATION Eric Hernandez
Sheila Uriarte, Director of Faith Formation and Ministries DID YOU KNOW?
Cecilia Luna, Faith Formation Secretary Beware the dangers of online enƟcement
Kathy Prestia, RCIA (626) 963-1463 The events of 2020 pushed most of our lives more fully online than ever before: working from home, virtual schooling, Zoom Faith Formation Office get-togethers. This past year also saw a drama c increase in reports of Monday - Thursdays/ 9 am - 6 pm online child abuse, including online en cement. En cement involves & Fridays / 9 am - 5 pm an individual communica ng online with someone believed to be a child, with the intent to commit a sex offense or to abduct the child. (626) 332-5822 Online en cement can happen to any child using the internet. Parents [email protected] should be very aware of what their children do online, including who they talk to and what sites they spend me on. For more informa on, St. Louise de Marillac Parish Center visit h ps://www.missingkids.org/blog/2021/rise-in-online- 1720 E. Covina Blvd., Covina, CA 91724 en cement-and-other-trends--ncmec-releases-2020- www.stlouisedm.org For more informa on on other ways to keep kids safe, contact Linda (626) 915-7873, Fax (626) 332-4431 Filkins, the Parish Safeguard Commi ee Chairperson at (626) 214- Monday - Friday / 8 am - 5 pm 7846 or the Archdiocesan Safeguard the Children Office at (213) 637- Saturday / 9am - 2pm 7227. For par cular help, call the Vic ms Assistance Office at (213) Sunday / 9am - 2pm 637-7650.
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