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June 23, 2019 Month at 12:00Pm, and on the 3Rd Sunday of the the Most Holy Body and Month, Baptisms Will Take Place at the 12:30Pm Mass 1576 Curtner Avenue, San Jose, CA. 95125 www.saintchris.com MASS TIMES Mon-Fri: 6:30 & 8:30 a.m. Saturdays: 8:30 a.m. & 4:30 p.m. Sundays: 6:30, 8, 9:30 & 11 a.m., 12:30 & 6 p.m. 1st Friday of the Month: Adoration & Noon Mass Confessions: Saturdays 9:30-10:30am & by appt. Baptisms: Will take place on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of the June 23, 2019 month at 12:00pm, and on the 3rd Sunday of the The Most Holy Body and Month, Baptisms will take place at the 12:30pm Mass. Blood of Christ Parish Office RCIA Msgr. Allen Center To become Catholic: 2278 Booksin Ave., San Jose, CA. 95125 Deacon Bruce Zorio, Ext. 312 Office Hours: Mon-Thurs, 9:00am—noon, 1:00-3:00pm Parish Records: Fridays—Closed Gayle Blackford Ext. 319 Main Office: 408-269-2226, (fax) 408-269-2784 Pastoral Ministry Loretta Pfaff, Ext. 303 Pastor: Rev. Christopher Bennett Ext. 302 Parochial Vicars/Deacons: Youth/Young Adult Ministry: Rev. Paolo Gobbo Ext. 306 - TBD Rev. Khoa Vu Ext. 311 Catechetical Ministry: 264-8764 Deacon Bruce Zorio, Ext. 312 Director: Andrew Coulter Ext. 317 Deacon Richard Noack Faith Formation Assistant: Diane Forst Ext. 315 Parish Secretaries: Ext. 301 Sacrament Coordinator: Clarissa Barela Ext. 314 Adrienne DiVittorio and Dennis Volkman Outreach Office: 269-2226 Ext. 310 Business & Facility Manager Nancy Melander Chuck Tully, Ext. 304 Pantry Hours: 4:00-5:30pm Wednesday & Thursday Safe Environment: Call for Saturday Hours Sherry Riordan Ext. 313 ST. CHRISTOPHER SCHOOL: 408-723-7223 www.stchris.us Principal: Mrs. Sally Douthit Co-Principal: Mr. Andrew Armann Office Manager: Mrs. Stephanie Houlihan Development: Mrs. Arlene Vaccaro Founding Bishop of the Diocese of San Jose Pierre DuMaine passed away peacefully Most Reverend R. Pierre DuMaine Born ~ August 2, 1931 Ordained a Priest ~ June 15, 1957 Ordained a Bishop ~ June 29, 1978 Born to Eternal Life ~ June 13, 2019 Roland Pierre DuMaine, son of Nolan Amidee DuMaine and Mary Eulalia Burch, was born in Paducah, Kentucky on August 2, 1931. After attending Saint Mary’s Academy in Paducah and Holy Family School in Glendale, California, he entered Saint Joseph’s College Seminary, Mountain View, and Saint Patrick’s Seminary in Menlo Park. Ordained a priest for the Archdiocese of San Francisco on June 15, 1957, Father DuMaine served as assistant pastor at Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in Belmont before he was assigned to graduate studies at the Catholic University of America, from 1958-1961. After receiving a doctoral degree in Education, he served on the faculty of Catholic University and Serra High School in San Mateo, was Archdiocesan Assistant Superintendent of Schools and Superintendent from 1965 until 1978, having been named a Prelate of Honor of his Holiness (Monsignor) in 1972. Bishop DuMaine was ordained Auxiliary Bishop of San Francisco on June 29, 1978, serving in that capacity until March 18, 1981, when he became the Founding Bishop of the Diocese of San Jose. Amidst great difficulties, Bishop DuMaine succeeded in the largest privately funded renewal project of downtown San Jose: the restoration of the Cathedral Basilica of St. Joseph. These efforts insured that the Cathedral Basilica survived the 1989 earthquake and became what it is to this very day: the crown jewel of downtown San Jose. On November 27, 1999, the Holy See accepted the bishop’s request for retirement. After retirement, he served as visiting professor at both Santa Clara University and Stanford University. Bishop DuMaine will long be remembered for his dedication to the teachings and principles put forth by the Second Vatican Council. Among these were the call to holiness that is extended to all the baptized, the inclusion of lay and religious women and men in decision-making positions within the Church, and a commitment to Catholic Education and Formation in all of its forms. A visionary who recognized the significant role of technology in social communications and the Church’s mission of evangelization, Bishop DuMaine served as chair of the United States Bishops’ Committee on Communications, as a member of the Pontifical Commission on Social Communications, and as a director and longtime supporter of the Catholic Television Network (CTN), a closed-circuit network serving Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of San Francisco and the dioceses of San Jose and Oakland. He was a man of great intelligence and wit and will long be missed by his family and by his many friends and collaborators. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated at the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Joseph in San Jose on Thursday, June 27, at 10:00 am. Donations in Bishop DuMaine’s memory may be made to the Priests’ Retirement Fund or the Catholic School Scholarship Fund, both in care of The Diocese of San Jose, 1150 North First Street, Suite 100, San Jose, CA 95112-4966. SATURDAY, JUNE 22 4:30 Yvonne Pine, Dave Rodrigues, Dan Ryan, Saint Christopher Faith Formation Sam Lupo (408) 264 - 8764 SUNDAY, JUNE 23 Faith Formation Summer Office Hours: Monday—Thursday 6:30 Yvonne Pine, Alexander Trznadel 9:00 a.m. — 12:00 p.m. & 1:00 p.m. — 3:00 p.m. 8:00 Yvonne Pine, Michael Giammona, Clara Bruni, Elizabeth Winter Faith Formation 9:30 Yvonne Pine, Clara Bruni, Stuart Holden, Dan Coleman Registration for 2019 - 2020: 11:00 Yvonne Pine, Matt Volkman, Frank Jasinski, If you would like to enroll in our Faith Formation Angelo Kristian Japor (thanksgiving), Program, forms are available at www.saintchris.com Joe Pham (sp int), Maria Tham Nguyen or in the Faith Formation Office. If you have 12:30 Yvonne Pine, Gus Guastaferro questions or we can be of further service, please 6:00 Yvonne Pine contact Andrew Coulter or Diane Forst at (408) 264 - 8764 or at [email protected] . Starting June 10th Summer office hours will be: Catechist Recruitment Monday through Thursday As a Faith Community, we are called to share our 9:00am-3:00pm faith and witness to the Gospel in our lives. As a AND Catechist or Aide, you are invited to journey with Closed on Fridays. our young people in the parish as they cultivate and Regular hours will resume on grow their relationship with the Lord. This ministry August 12th, 2019 both enables you to grow as a faith-filled Catholic and has the added benefit of nurturing and inspiring the lives of others. We invite you to consider a call The Still Small Voice . (1 Kings 19:12) to serving and sharing the love of God in your life. From the Saint Christopher Parish We will provide training, education, support, and Spirituality Committee guidance to ensure your success and confidence in this endeavor. Please contact Diane Forst or Andrew The June 2019 Monthly Parish-Wide Prayer Coulter at 408-264-8764 for more information. Good and gracious God, out of your great love, you Ministry Opportunities in Catechesis 2019 – 2020 created us, each in your own image. Together, this Sundays – 8:20 a.m – 9:20 a.m. past year, the Saint Christopher Parish and School (Starting in September) have prayed for the needs of our entire community. 3rd Grade – Lead Catechist We thank you for this grace because this unitive act 7th Grade – Lead Catechist of praying together brings us closer together in 8th Grade – Co-Catechists to work with the Lead Catechist faith. Continue to bless all who are graduating this year, as they look forward to their new school or Sundays – Time to be Determined careers, and all fathers, living and deceased, with (Starting in Nov. /Dec.) the loving embrace of their families. Bless too all of First Year RCIA – Lead Catechist First Year RCIA – Aide us and keep us safe as we relax and renew ourselves in our summertime activities. Help us to be mindful Sunday – 10:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. of those in need and to see the face of Christ in all (Starting in September) we encounter. This we pray in the name of our Lord Second Year RCIA – Aide Jesus Christ. Tuesday – 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Amen (Starting in September) 1st Grade – Aides to work with the Lead Catechist 4th Grade – Aide to work with the Lead Catechist Check us out on our website at Tuesday – 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. www.saintchris.com (Starting in Nov. /Dec.) You will be able to look up Mass Sacrament Year 2 – Lead Catechist Times, Holiday Schedules, ques- Sacrament Year 2 – Aide tions about Baptism, Marriages, and Church events, etc. Past bulletins are also available Children’s Liturgy of the Word will be back in on our web site to look up past information. session in September. Social Justice To guarantee people and peoples the possibility of overcoming the scourge of hunger is to assure them "I have called You by Name, You are concrete access to adequate, healthy food. Indeed, Mine" an invitation to join the this is a praccal expression of the right to life which, journey. Interested in Becoming Catholic? although it is solemnly proclaimed, all too oen remains far from being implemented fully. Have you ever asked yourself the following questions? Benedict XVI, 15 October 2009 ♦ How is the Catholic Christian faith different from other Christian religions? The doors of heaven are closed to those who close ♦ Will being a member of the Catholic their hearts to the needs of the poor. Pope Francis, Church make a difference in my life? ♦ Will being a Catholic help me develop Audience, 18 May 2016 In the Sunday Eucharist, the and strengthen my relationship with believing heart opens wide to embrace all aspects of God? the Church.
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