St. Louise de Marillac Church
Serving God’s people in Covina, Glendora, San Dimas and surrounding communities.
“He who does justice will live in the presence of the Lord.” Psalm 15
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 8:00 am
Saturday 8:00 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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We are People of Hope!
“So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God.” (Zephaniah 3:17) Prophets throughout Judaic history prepared us for the coming of Christ. And he came. That is what we just finished celebra ng with Christmas! Jesus was born. Jesus grew up in a loving family. He learned a trade. And then, one day, he began his public ministry, fulfilling his mission. He preached, he cured the sick and he taught; both with words and by example. He also le us a person to use, since he knew he would be leaving us, the Holy Spirit! He promised us that there were many rooms in his Father’s house and that he had made a place for us.
These are words of hope! There are mes when we look at the world we live in and feel despair. We just went through the most conten ous poli cal campaign in any of our memories. We are s ll ba ling a worldwide pandemic. We s ll are told to stay home, and our children have not been with their peers in school for almost a year. However, I suggest we look at the virtue of hope. There is a new administra on in Washington. We need to double down on our prayers that our legislators start to cooperate with each other so they can get policies that benefit the common good. In fact, I encourage you to contact your representa ves and tell them just that. We want to see ac on. The me for squabbling needs to end. There is a vaccine for this virus that has been a plague on the world. It is taking us me to figure out how we will get it to everyone, but we know the task will get done. This country has faced many big challenges, and we always seem to step up and meet them. We have hope.
I think about today’s Gospel. It opens with, “A er John had been arrested, Jesus came to Galilee proclaiming the Gospel of God.” Let’s stop right there. John was arrested. This is Jesus’ cousin, the man who bap zed him and launched his public ministry. Don’t you think that would give Jesus pause? But Jesus con nued his mission. Since he was a man, I presume he had to tamp down his feelings to con nue his work. He goes on to say, “This is the me of fulfillment. The kingdom of God is at hand…” Jesus had hope. He believed that the kingdom of God was at hand.
We con nue the mission of Jesus and that includes spreading hope. Pope Francis, in an address he pronounced in 2013, said, “This is how Chris an hope is: having the certainty that I am walking toward something that is, not something that I hope may be. This is Chris an hope. Chris an hope is the expecta on of something that has already been fulfilled and which will certainly be fulfilled for each one of us.” He con nues, “Thus, to hope means to learn how to live in expecta on. Learn how to live in expecta on and find life.” An example of living in expecta on is the pregnant woman. For nine months, she lives with the expecta on of a baby being born. She learns how to live with what will be, not what might be.
We know we have been saved by the birth, death, and resurrec on of Jesus Christ. Even though Lent is s ll a month away, maybe we have felt living in these mes has felt like an awfully long Lenten period. But I believe that we should be able to contemplate and to foretaste, in ourselves and in what surrounds us, the signs of the Resurrec on, of Easter. Once again, there will be a new crea on, as there is each year’s Easter morning. I pray that each of us can keep that Easter hope alive as each day goes by.
Pastor
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FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS DE SALES Feast Day: January 24th
Saint Francis de Sales was born on August 21, 1567. As a young man, Francis was sent to study in Paris. While there, he consecrated himself to the Blessed Virgin Mary and made a vow of chas ty. A er Paris, Francis went on to study law in Padua. Once he finished his studies, he told his parents he wished to become a priest. His father strongly objected, but a er much gentle persuasion, he finally relented.
A er his ordina on, Francis was appointed Provost (archdeacon) of the Diocese of Geneva where he preached, heard confessions, gave advice, and ministered to the people. The archdeacon was the bishop’s assistant and, in some cases, such as caring for the sick, visi ng prisoners, and training priests, the archdeacon served as the bishop’s representa ve.
In 1602, Francis became the Bishop of Geneva. Francis reformed religious communi es and lived simply so that he could provide be er for the poor and needy and whom he loved greatly. He was well known for his pa ence, goodness, and mild nature. Francis wrote many le ers and several books including, “An Introduc on to the Devout Life,” “Trea se on the Love of God,” and several more!
Founder and Patron Saint Francis de Sales and Saint Jane Frances de Chantal founded together, in 1607, The Ins tute of the Visita on of the Blessed Virgin. This community was founded for young girls and widows who felt called to religious life but lacked the strength for the rigors of other communi es. These Sisters, through works of mercy, prac ced the virtues Mary exemplified when she visited her cousin, Elizabeth – humility, piety, and charity. Today, some Visita on Communi es teach, while others are cloistered contempla ves. Saint Therese of Lisieux’s sister, Leonie, was a Visita on Sister and is now a Servant of God.
In addi on to the Visita on Order which was specifically founded by Saint Francis de Sales, many other orders have been founded under his patronage, such as Fransalians – Missionaries of St. Francis de Sales, MSFS (founded by Servant of God, Fr. Peter Marie Mermier), the Salesians (founded by Saint John Bosco) and the Oblates of Saint Francis de Sales (founded by Father Louis Brisson).
A Path for Everyone The teachings of Saint Francis de Sales focus on the realiza on that holiness and sainthood are for all people. He wanted everyone, no ma er what their state in life, to know that they could become Saints!
Sayings Saint Francis de Sales has le us with a treasury of sayings that speak in simple ways about what ma ers most. Here are just a few of his quotes. There are many more! “Be who you are and be that well to give glory to your Creator.” “Have pa ence with all things, but first of all with yourself.” “Nothing is so strong as gentleness; nothing so gentle as real strength.” “Doing li le things with a strong desire to please God makes them really great.” “What we need is a cup of understanding, a barrel of love, and an ocean of pa ence.”
The Last Days of Saint Francis de Sales Francis de Sales died on December 28, 1622 at the age of fi y-six. His final words were, “God’s will be done! Jesus, my God and my all!” Francis was bea fied by Pope Alexander VII in 1661. He was then canonized by Pope Alexander VII four years later in 1665. In 1877, Pope Pius IX declared Saint Francis de Sales a Doctor of the Church, the “Doctor of Love.”
Because of his meek and cheerful personality, he is known as “The Gentleman Saint.” He strove to a ract people through goodness and gentleness. He used to say, “A spoonful of honey a racts more flies than a barrel of vinegar!”
Saint Francis de Sales’ feast day is celebrated on January 24. He is the patron saint of authors, writers, the Catholic Press, journalists, and the deaf. Saint Francis de Sales, pray for us!
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SEPARATED, DIVORCED, AND WIDOWED MINISTRY
There is a free Zoom presenta on on Saturday, January 30th from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, about “The Forgo en Steps to Achieving Your Dreams.” It will be presented by Joe Sikorra, LMFT.
Many saints achieved great things, beyond what they imagined they ever could. They accomplished them, not with natural abili es, but by faith, trust, and a willingness to dare and act. This Zoom presenta on will explore the psychological and spir- itual principles that will enable you to live boldly and achieve your dreams!
Registra ons are on first come basis so please register immediately via Zoom: h ps://lacatholics.org/event/the- forgo en-steps-to-achieving-your-dreams/
For any ques ons, please contact, Julie Monell-Auzenne; [email protected] CANDLEMAS Candlemas is on Tuesday, February 2nd at the 8 AM Mass. A er Mass, the priest will bless all candles together. There will be no individual blessings.
You can either bring your own candle from home, but we are offering candles that were blessed at the Mass for a dona on of $10. To receive these candles, please wait un l it is safe to PRAYER TO OVERCOME exit your car and proceed to the table by the altar. INDIFFERENCE
You can always purchase blessed candles in the Parish Office All too o en, Lord, we turn away from the world's many for a dona on of $10. problems, which seem too big, too complex, or too far away. Forgive us our indifference. BLESSING OF THROATS It is easier, Lord, to see only what is around us: Blessing of the Throats will be on Wednesday, February 3rd at our lives, our homes, our challenges. the 8 AM Mass. A er Mass, the priest will say the St. Blaise day Forgive us our isola on. blessing. Help us to see with your eyes: eyes which no ce one another As you exit, the priest and deacon will hold up the candle to and help us understand. each car. Help us to dream your dream: PLEASE PRAY FOR IN MEMORIAM of communi es that reach out and dialogue and where diverse people crea vely cooperate.
Corinne Flaherty Help us to be people of solidarity and ac on, Gerry Frasca so moved by prayer, encounter, and understanding that peace can become a reality. Mary Maestas Amen.
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9 DAYS FOR LIFE 9 Days for life is from January 21st to January 29th.
9 Days for Life is a novena for the protec on of human life. Each day’s inten on is accompanied by a short reflec on and suggested ac ons to help build a culture of life. Get daily inten ons, brief reflec ons, and more. Sign up at 9daysforlife.com!
Each day has a different inten on: • Day One: May the tragic prac ce of abor on end. • Day Two: May all unborn children be protected in law and welcomed in love. • Day Three: May every expectant mother receive compassionate care and support as she nurtures the life in her womb. • Day Four: May expectant fathers lovingly support the mothers of their children in welcoming new life. • Day Five: May each person suffering from the loss of a child through abor on find hope and healing in Christ. • Day Six: May expectant mothers choosing adop on receive grace and support in embracing this loving op on. • Day Seven: May all who support or par cipate in abor on experience a conversion of heart to seek and receive the Lord’s boundless mercy. • Day Eight: May civic leaders work for the protec on of all human life, in every stage and circumstance. • Day Nine: May all who defend life find strength and renewal in the Holy Spirit.
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, February 4th. 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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A NEW DAY DAWNS FEAST OF FAITH Today we hear how Jonah, sent by God to warn the people, The PenitenƟal Rite storms through the streets of Nineveh, scaring the ci zens out of their wits. And it works! God has a change of heart, seeing “by Standing together in the presence of the Lord, we their ac ons” how the people turn from evil (Jonah 3:10). A new acknowledge our weakness, our sins and faults and failings. day dawns. But the peniten al rite is really less about our sins than it is about God’s mercy. It is not a me for individual confession, Next we hear Paul telling the Corinthians, “The world in its like a mini-sacrament of reconcilia on. It is, rather, a present form is passing away” (1 Corinthians 7:31). He calls for a preparatory rite, preparing us to praise the mercy of Christ as change of heart. Stopping short of telling them to stop carrying we acknowledge our own weakness. When Simon Peter out their everyday ac vi es, he urges them—rather witnesses the miraculous catch of fish—when he realizes who mysteriously—to live “as though” they aren’t doing the things is in the boat with him—he falls at Jesus’ feet with the words, they are doing. A new day has dawned. “Depart from me, Lord, for I am a sinful man” (Luke 5:8). We are like Peter. The more aware of the Lord’s presence we Finally, Jesus stands on the shore and cries, “The kingdom of become, the more awareness we also have of our sinfulness, God is at hand!” (Mark 1:14). Simon and Andrew abandon their our weakness. nets—and even their father—and follow him. A new day had dawned. The peniten al rite of the Mass takes several forms, from the tradi onal Confiteor or “I confess” to a litany, spoken or sung Everyone has to change when a new day dawns: the Ninevites, by the deacon or cantor with responses by the en re the Corinthians, the apostles, even Jesus! Didn’t a new day dawn assembly. The peniten al rite always includes the words Kyrie, today for us as well? eleison; Christe, eleison—Lord, have mercy; Christ, have Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co. mercy. This ancient Greek prayer came to the Roman liturgy from the East, and s ll echoes in many of the litanies of the Eastern Rite Churches. These words turn our gaze from our own weakness to the gentleness, the kindness, the forgiving love of Christ. Corinna Laughlin, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co. SAINT PAULA (347-404) January 26th
The patron saint of widows, Paula was a wealthy Roman widowed with five children at age 32. Another widow introduced her to St. Jerome, a priest and papal secretary to St. Damasus. Jerome became her spiritual director, urging a life of asce cism and charity. When he learned she was fluent in Greek, he enlisted her help in transla ng Greek biblical texts for his new La n version of the Bible. Paula had joined the circle of nobility-born Roman women in Jerome’s orbit, and followed him to the Holy Land when he le Rome. She taught herself Hebrew, and exhausted her wealth building a monas- tery, three convents and a hospital in Bethlehem.
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TODAY’S READINGS MASS INTENTIONS Sunday, January 24th First Reading — The Ninevites turn from their evil ways in response to Jonah’s message (Jonah 3:1-5, 10). 6:30 am St. Louise Parish Families (SI) 8:00 am: Marlu A. Soria (SI); Raul Rodriguez (RIP) Psalm — Teach me your ways, O Lord (Psalm 25). 9:30 am: Robert D. Guzman (SI); Anna Beltran (RIP) Second Reading — The world in its present form is passing 11:00 am Dioscora Abbot (RIP); Lourdes Garcia (RIP)
away (1 Corinthians 7:29-31). Monday, January 25th Gospel — Jesus proclaims, “Repent, and believe in the gos- 8:00 am: Roberto Villar (SI); Gabriel Macabagdal (SI) pel.” The new disciples abandon their nets and follow him Preston Fenton (RIP); Ning Cruzado (RIP) (Mark 1:14-20). The English transla on of the Psalm Responses from Lec onary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, Tuesday, January 26th
Interna onal Commission on English in the Liturgy Corpora on. All rights reserved. 8:00 am: Rosalia Rivera Fontalia (RIP); Edgar Martinez (RIP); Estella Gonzalez (RIP); Ning Cruzado (RIP) READINGS FOR THE WEEK Wednesday, January 27th Monday: Acts 22:3-16 or Acts 9:1-22; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Mk 16:15-18 8:00 am: Guzman Family (SI); Eduardo Blanco, Jr. (RIP); Tuesday: 2 Tm 1:1-8 or Ti 1:1-5; Ps 96:1-3, 7-8a, 10; Bruno Blanco (RIP); Eduardo Blanco (RIP) Altagracia Blanco (RIP) Mk 3:31-35 Thursday, January 28th Wednesday: Heb 10:11-18; Ps 110:1-4; Mk 4:1-20 Thursday: Heb 10:19-25; Ps 24:1-6; Mk 4:21-25 8:00 am: Jesus Buenaseda (RIP); Ning Cruzado (RIP); Friday: Heb 10:32-39; Ps 37:3-6, 23-24, 39-40; Avelino Villacorta (RIP) Jesse Cummings Family Living and Deceased (SI); Mk 4:26-34 Friday, January 29th Saturday: Heb 11:1-2, 8-19; Lk 1:69-75; Mk 4:35-41 Sunday: Dt 18:15-20; Ps 95:1-2, 6-9; 1 Cor 7:32-35; 8:00 am: Gabriel Vicario (RIP), Vicente Esguerra, Sr. (RIP)) Margarita Ricafort (RIP); Martinita Pabello Cruzado (RIP); Mk1:21-28 Saturday, January 30th
8:00 am: Robert & Emily Guzman (SI);Raoul Thomas de Leon (RIP) The soul cannot live without love. 4:30 pm: Nellie Reyes (SI); Ning Cruzado (RIP) St. Francis de Sales
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PASTORAL STAFF PRAYER INTENTIONS Rev. Robert Fulton, Pastor Please pray for those listed below: Lesa Brown Nancy LaMascus Fr. Emmanuel Francis, Associate Pastor Rocio Centeno Jennifer Langoria Michael Chiuppi Sr. & Jr. Margie Luxford Deacon Al Valles, Permanent Deacon Espy Colin Susan Mabida Ibis Cordero-Guerrero Gloria Marquez Deacon Alan Holderness, Permanent Deacon Maria de la Torre Armeda Marrero Josh Dean Carolyn Matone Deacon Peter Brause, Permanent Deacon Jesus Delgadillo Mary Ann McGee Maria Delgadillo Julie Moore Deacon Omar Uriarte, Permanent Deacon Jim Dinisi, Jr. Araceli Magsino Don Dominic James Mojica Iluminosa Domingo Angelina Muro MINISTRY STAFF Mary H. Dubrowa Shawn Nailo Dolores Ericson Tracie Neria Robert Kochis, Director of Music Joe Escalera, Sr. Sandra Nila Joe Escalera, Jr. Tulio Norori Ray Esquibel Socorro Noyola ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Aileen Fallis C. J. Oddo David Flaherty Diane Onik Ray Elder, Business Manager Fr. Peter Foran Catalina Or z [email protected] Elaina Fossum Corrine Pierson Carlos Gomez Mary Curtiss, Office Coordinator Maggie Perez [email protected] Wendy Joyner Gomez Virginia “Rusty” Pe y Elva Gonzales Fr. Alan Phillip PARISH SCHOOL Carmen Gonzalez Erik Pollock David Gonzalez Shirley Presco Catherine Ossa, Principal Phillip Grana Martha Sandoval [email protected] Martha Guerrero JSusan Schmaltz Suzanne Hanson ennifer Senne Sue Reyes, Secretary Rita Hayes Ryan Soldridge [email protected] Eric Hernandez Michael Telles Mary Howard Robert Tessier FAITH FORMATION Gabe Jaramillo Gabriel Trujillo and Family Mary Klante Sheila Uriarte, Director of Faith Formation and Ministries Sharon Wiessler DID YOU KNOW?
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Talk to your children about social media challenges Kathy Prestia, RCIA (626) 963-1463 Children have spent many months at home now, separated from Faith Formation Office friends and classmates. Social media is a great tool to stay in Monday - Thursdays/ 9 am - 6 pm touch, but there are definitely dangerous aspects to much & Fridays / 9 am - 5 pm “screen me” that parents need to be aware about. Social media (626) 332-5822 [email protected] challenges range from funny and harmless to risky and dangerous — and some mes even illegal. If your child has social OFFICE IS CLOSED, PHONE CALLS ONLY media accounts, talk to them about making smart choices and St. Louise de Marillac Parish Center about knowing the difference between harmless pranks and 1720 E. Covina Blvd., Covina, CA 91724 seriously dangerous stunts. Make a pact to discuss anything they www.stlouisedm.org see their friends or acquaintances doing before they try it out at
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