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The Vision of St. Juliana Falconieri Catholic Community Is to Live As A PARISH OFFICE: 1318 N. Acacia Ave. Fullerton, CA Website: www.stjulianacatholiccommunity.org Email: [email protected] PARISH OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Thursday 9:00am to 5:00pm Friday, 9:00am to 12:00 Noon SCHOOL 1320 N. Acacia Ave., Fullerton, CA 92831 MASS SCHEDULE PHONE: 714-871-2829 FAX: 714-871-8465 Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 11:00am & 5:00pm Saturday: 8:00am & 5:00pm (Sunday Vigil Mass) PASTOR Weekdays: 6:30am & 8:00am Adoration: First Tuesday oF the Month Rev. Michael Pontarelli, O.S.M. Holy Days oF Obligation: 6:30am, 8:00am & 7:00pm PAROCHIAL VICAR ST. PEREGRINE DEVOTION ~ First Saturday of the Month after 8am Mass Rev. Luke Stano, O.S.M. RECONCILIATION / CONFESSIONS ~ Saturday from 3:30pm to 4:30pm VISITING PRIESTS BAPTISM ~ Celebrated the 2nd Sunday of the month at 1:00pm. Rev. John Moneypenny Please phone the Parish Office, either before or shortly after the birth of the child, to Rev. Damien Giap, O. Praem schedule a baptism. Parents and Godparents must attend a Baptismal Catechesis. MARRIAGE ~ Couples planning to be married should contact a Priest or a Deacon DEACON at least six months before scheduling a date for their wedding. Chuck Doidge PHONE: 714-326-8433 The vision of St. Juliana Falconieri Catholic Community DEACON is to live as a people of God with Christ at the center of our lives through Pete Lauder liturgy, faith formation and community. PHONE: 714-932-9033 Our mission is to be a welcoming family dedicated to proclaiming the gospel, celebrating the Sacraments, educating, serving, and providing opportunity for all to enrich their faith. Page Two THE PARISH AS ONE BODY “If the whole body were an eye, where would the hearing be? If the whole body were hearing, where would the sense of smell be? But as it is, God placed the parts, each one of them, in the body as he intended… The eye cannot say to the hand, ‘I do not need you,’ nor again the head to the feet, ‘I do not need you.’ Indeed, the parts of the body that seem to be weaKer are all the more necessary . Now you are Christ’s body, and individually parts of it. “ (1 Cor. 12:17-25) The Seven Essenal Elements of Parish Life constantly interrelate, each nurturing and supporng the other with the communal celebraon of Sunday Eucharist at the center. LEADERSHIP EVANGELIZATION Pastor Rev. Michael Pontarelli, O.S.M. 714-322-5862 Communications [email protected] Constant Contact Jan Young Parochial Vicar Rev. Luke Stano, O.S.M. 714-879-1965 Website [email protected] 714-879-1965 Vocations Dave Bigley 714-873-5800 Deacon Chuck Doidge 714-326-8433 Welcoming & Deacon Pete Lauder 714-932-9033 Belonging/Outreach Jenni Minardi 714-996-0992 [email protected] WORD (Faith Formaon) School Principal Manuel Gonzales, Jr. 714-871-2829 Adult Education Michael McHenry 714-853-1193 [email protected] Pastoral Council Rick Celio 714-732-9090 Baptism Parish Office 714-879-1965 Parish Finances Rick Price 714-745-8577 Children’s Liturgy Michael McHenry 714-853-1193 Confirmation/HSYM Taylor Engel 714-869-3826 Director of Faith Michael McHenry [email protected] Formation [email protected] 714-853-1193 HSYM / MSYM Taylor Engel 714-869-3826 Middle School Youth Ministry Taylor Engel 714-869-3826 Facility Manager Al Lares 714-394-6209 Grades 6-7-8 [email protected] Parish Office Staff: RCIA (Rite of Christian Michael McHenry 714-853-1193 Business Manager Esteban Jimenez 714-853-1192 Initiation of Adults) [email protected] Advancement Curtis Wesseln 714-869-3829 School of Religious Michael McHenry 714-853-1193 Parish Receptionist Catherine Haydon 714-853-1187 Education Grades 1-5 [email protected] Parish Secretary Susan Lazuka 714-853-1189 Safe Environment Vicki Delaney 714-853-1194 Special Needs Ministry Andrea West 714-920-4214 School Bookkeeper Wendy Gladd 714-853-1191 St. Juliana School Manuel Gonzales, Jr. Principal 714-871-2829 School Parent Club Michele Cortes 562-500-9043 STEWARDSHIP Advancement / Consultative School Board Vickie DeArmey 714-305-8425 Rick Price 714-745-8577 Stewardship School Finances Jenni Minardi 714-996-0992 LITURGY COMMUNITY Altar Servers Bob Cardinali 714-525-8958 BSA Religious Emblems Tomas Franceschi 714-287-2926 Michael Ritchey Cursillo Joan Wismer 714-336-5522 [email protected] Liturgical Environment Celia Gerish & Alisa Vaccher 714-871-5801 Fall Festival John & Maureen Kohaut 714-713-5295 Altar Care Mariana Meurer 714-870-7524 Mary’s Journey Blanca Saenz 714-924-4663 Eucharistic Ministers Deacon Pete Lauder 714-932-9033 [email protected] Lector Training Vern Meurer 714-870-7524 Men’s Basketball Jim Steinbergs 714-222-8588 Music Director Todd Helm 714-349-6507 [email protected] Men’s Retreat Ron Green 909-597-2299 Women’s Retreat Catherine Haydon 714-931-6224 Hospitality Kirk Heide 714-553-0762 SERVICE TITAN Catholic (Chaplain) Fr. M. Aaron Riomalos Bereavement Linda Kelley 714-871-8661 [email protected] Knights of Columbus Nicholas Enke 714-833-0425 Respect Life Barbara Legas 714-870-4214 Secular Servites Pat Riehl, OSSM - (Prioress) 714-992-4036 [email protected] (O.S.S.M.) Spiritual Partners In Care Barbara Dietterle 714-525-2208 Small Christian Communities Barbara Dietterle 714-525-2208 St. Vincent DePaul Steve Joerger 714-879-1965 Y.L.I. Catholic Women Debbie Shimaoka 714-441-0446 Page Three February 4, 2018 A NOTE FROM FR. MIKE PONTARELLI, O.S.M. Being a priest gives me the opportunity to do the work I signed up to do. Pray. Reflect. Teach others the Good News. And serve. All that happens on a good day. I have good days. I want you to have good days as Christians and not just as good human beings. During Christmas time I shared this reflection. Sitting in the church I noticed the manger scene in front of the altar and the crucifix behind it. Two different kinds of spiritualties. Not competing, not one better than the other. They are just different. The manger with all of its characters is the mystery and gift of the Incarnation. Those who arrived at it came from near and far. They weren’t disciples. They rejoiced in their find, paused and worshiped. Then they returned home differently. The cross is very different. Those who gathered at the foot of the cross were disciples and his Mother; they were initiated into the community of Jesus. A guard confessed faith in him. Two different spiritualties. I left the church differently. You see, the church is not just the place we go to – it’s the place we go from. Converted to the Word of God we go to live life differently. In today’s Gospel we find two different actions. One is the miracle of Jesus healing Simon’s mother-in-law AND service, her response. Which surprises you? We commonly refer to the passage as “the healing of Simon’s mother-in-law.” Is her response - serving Jesus - remembered and imitated? And what might have been the un-named mother-in-law’s own response to serving Jesus? “WOW! I just fed the Savior of the world who just cured me!” And what might have been Jesus’ own response? Perhaps: “Let her serve me so that she will feel valuable?” Where do you get the energy to serve AS JESUS SERVED, not serve as kind humans help one another, but AS JESUS SERVED? That energy is the grace of God. You get it from coming to church, from prayer, from faith formation. If not, is your helping others truly Christian? Unless your service imitates that of Jesus and those he served, you are nice people but not Christians. Realize it is Jesus you are serving. “I was hungry, sick, alone…and you helped ME.” Jesus is that other person! What is your response to serving Jesus? Isn’t your life changed? Here’s the Christian question: “Who is the service provider and who is receiving the service?” The needs of others are invitations to us. Awareness of the other evokes compassion in us, who witness it, if we're sensitive enough to resonate to it. You have to notice someone in order to know them, and know them in order to love/serve them, especially unattractive strangers. Until I notice the other, neither humanity nor Christianity stands a chance. Until I notice the other on a human level I can’t feel empathy. When I recognize the gift of God’s grace changing my life, I’ll extend the Christian virtue of compassion to others. I pray we experience the love of Jesus and respond by extending his love to others. ●Our day of 24 Hour Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament is Tuesday, the first Tuesday of February, February 6 following the 8:00AM Mass concluding just before the 6:30AM Mass on Wednesday, February 7. Come and renew yourselves before the Lord Himself. Come, pray, relax before the Lord. The Church and its Blessed Sacrament is not just the place you go to – it’s the place we go from. Converted to the Word of God, go to live life differently. ●Ash Wednesday is February 14 – Valentine’s Day. Masses and distribution of ashes at Mass will be celebrated at 6:30, 8:00 and 10:30 in the morning and 7:00 in the evening. There is no dispensation from the discipline of Ash Wednesday. It is not a holy day of obligation but is a day of fast and abstinence. ●During Lent Mr. Tony Verhallen (a retired teacher from Servite High School and a lecturer for the Diocese of Orange and Valyermo Benedictine Retreat Center) and I will be presenting the Gospels of St.
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