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ST. PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary ST. PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 28, 2014 Pastor—Rev. Joyle Martinez Priest in Residence—Rev. Felipe Paraguya Deacon— Antonio Ramirez Administrative Assistant—Shirley Brown 8720 Florin Road—Sacramento, CA 95828 Mailing Address: P .O. Box 292280, Sacramento CA 95829 Office hours 8:00am-4:00pm Mon.-Fri. Phone 916-381-5200 Fax 916-381-0332 [email protected] website www.stpaul-florin.org Mass Schedules and other Services WELCOME! You are encouraged to participate in our many functions, events, Sundays 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and activities. We offer opportunities for parishioners to use the and 1:00 p.m. en español time, talent, and treasure that God has given them in praise and Children’s and Youth Choirs glory of His name through our liturgical, care–giving, philanthropic, sing first Sunday of the month. faith-formation and social ministries. Saturday 4 p.m. [vigil] & 8 a.m. First Saturday Weekdays [Mon—Fri]― 8 a.m. in the Chapel Holy Hour First Friday 7—8 p.m. Councils Holy Days of Obligation 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Perpetual Help Novena Wednesdays following 8 a.m. Mass Pastoral Council Paul Pham 916.381.5200 Morning Prayer Mon. -Fri. 7:40a.m. Finance Council Lennie Heimericks 916.689.3932 Confessions [bilingual] Saturdays 2:45—3:45 pm Faith Formation Ministries and Groups Liturgical Ministries Catholic Faith Formation D.R.E. Sr. Katrina Quidlat 916.381.5200 Sacristan Bob Benton 916.425.7037 Catholic Faith Formation Aracely Narvaez 916.383.6719 Youth Altar Servers Ministry John Bernatchy 916.681-1088 Spanish Coordinators Maria Consuelo Gutierrez Adult Altar Servers Ministry John Bernatchy 916.681.1088 RCIA for Adults Phil De Leon 916.607.1645 Martha’s Daughters Zulema McCulloch 916.689.1626 RCIA for Children Emiliia Caoagas 916.849.5617 Art & Environment Ministry Becky Sliwa 916.381.5200 RCIA for Teens Imelda Nanca 916.412-1904 Eucharistic Ministry John Bernatchy 916.681.1088 Catholics Returning Home Dale & Kit Yamamoto 916. 895.1441 Hospitality Ministry Amy Jarin 916.381.5200 Baptism Preparation Dale & Kit Yamamoto 916. 895.1441 Ministry of the Word Shirley Brown 916.612.7023 Couples for Christ Billy/Virgie Monteagudo 916.682.6397 Ministry Sick and Homebound Karen Hurskainen 916.688.0332 Young Adults Ministry Kay NaRanong 916.425.4661 Music Ministry Erica NaRanong 916.667.8088 Legion of Mary Paz Cajucom 916.682.8437 Vocation Committee Frances Gomes 916.421.0300 Caregiving Ministries and Groups Families in Christ Jesus Imelda Nanca 916.714.0547 Bereavement Ministry Clara Heimericks 916.689.3932 Social Ministries and Groups Health Ministry Clara Heimericks 916.689.3932 Loaves and Fishes Ministry Diane Welsh 916.682.7810 Christmas Fair Call the office 916.381.5200 Social Justice Ministry Lorraine Latreille 916.363 0365 Fall Festival Heimericks/Cervantes 926.689.3932 Pro Life 4 Life Charlene Valine 916.682-0557 Cultural Dinner Guily & Naty Fontillas 916.362.7541 Parish Breakfasts Knights of Columbus 916.381.5200 Philanthropic Ministries and Groups Religious Goods Store Irene Ingham 916.689.2865 Catholic Daughters of the Americas Nellie Basquez 916. 381.1365 Yard Sale Call the office 916.381.5200 Knights of Columbus Dylan Pletcher 916.683.8276 Wedding Coordinator Becky Sliwa 916.396.5356 MISSION STATEMENT We, God's people of St. Paul Catholic Parish In Sacramento, California, a multicultural, inclusive and welcoming community, inspired by the love of Jesus Christ are called: to bring all people of God together in worship, to declare our belief in God's love, based on the teachings of Jesus Christ, and to celebrate and grow in our relationship with God. PAGE 2 September 28, 2014 Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time MASS INTENTIONS Have in you the same attitude that is also in Christ Jesus. FOR THE WEEK -Philippians 2:5 NECESSARY REPETITION MON: 9/29 RAYMOND GODFREY † Requested by Godfrey family Spiritual teachers tend to repeat themselves, and to re- peat other teachers. Maybe there really aren’t that many TUES: 9/30 DELFA ALCAIRO † different truths to tell. Just a lot of slow, sleepy human Requested by Esther Seaman beings—like us—who need to hear the basics over and RONNIE CARRASCO SR. † over. Consider today’s readings. Requested by Nory Geroche People complain that God isn’t “fair,” and Ezekiel WED: 10/1 MYRNA PANELO † answers that God is more than fair. People choose their Requested by Maylyn Tran own fates, and people can change. Even evildoers can turn, do right, and live. “Actions speak louder than THURS: 10/2 MYRNA PANELO † words.” A fresh new insight? Hardly. Requested by Maylyn Tran Paul tells the Philippians he would truly be encour- FRI: 10/3 ROMUALDO TAVORA † aged if those who claimed to be believers would, in fact, Requested by Lourdes & family look to others’ interests and not their own. “The proof of the pudding is in the eating.” A novel idea? I don’t think ANNA † so. Requested by Pham family In Jesus’ story of the farmer and his sons, everyone knows the one who said he wouldn’t work—but did—is way ahead of the one who said he would work, but did- n’t. “Talk is cheap.” Heard that before? TODAY’S READINGS TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION First Reading — When the wicked turn away from their wickedness they have committed and do what is right, Over time, the severe form of one-chance penance col- they shall surely live (Ezekiel 18:25-28). lapsed under lack of enthusiasm for its burdens and its Psalm — Remember your mercies, O Lord (Psalm 25). public nature. As ordinary Christians prayed for the great Second Reading — Consider others as better than sinners, it must have occurred to them that they were yourselves; look not to your own interests, but to the in- sinners no less, and they required a form of penance terests of others (Philippians 2:1-11 [1-5]). also. The Irish came to the rescue, never having had a Gospel — Tax collectors and prostitutes are entering the public form of penance, but inventing a system called kingdom of God ahead of you (Matthew 21:28-32 ). “tariff penance,” which was completely private, available to everyone, and wildly popular. After a detailed confes- sion, priest and penitent would lie on the floor before the READINGS FOR THE WEEK altar and recite a number of psalms. The priest then pro- nounced a judgment, a tariff, giving a task or a prayer to Monday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14 or Rv 12:7-12a; complete before reconciliation. Ps 138:1-5; Jn 1:47-51 The surviving guidebooks for confessors make for Tuesday: Jb 3:1-3, 11-17, 20-23; Ps 88:2-8; Lk hair-raising reading as the sins of which the Irish people 9:51-56 were supposedly capable were catalogued and keyed to Wednesday: Jb 9:1-12, 14-16; Ps 88:10bc-15; penances. Cattle or sheep rustling might require strip- Lk 9:57-62 ping down to sing psalms in an icy brook, for example, or Thursday: Jb 19:21-27; Ps 27:7-9abc, 13-14; adultery could be the occasion for rolling in a thicket of Mt 18:1-5, 10 thorns. All of this might have stayed in Ireland had not Friday: Jb 38:1, 12-21; 40:3-5; Ps 139:1-3, 7- the monks had a desire to travel, blazing across Europe 10, 13-14ab; Lk 10:13-16 with their theology and their rituals, and their sense that Saturday: Jb 42:1-3, 5-6, 12-17; Ps 119:66, 71, Christians needed strong medicine for sin and the assur- 75, 91, 125, 130; Lk 10:17-24 ance of God’s forgiveness, Sunday: Is 5:1-7; Ps 80:9, 12-16, 19-20; Phil 4:6-9; Mt 21:33-43 IMPOSSIBLE Start by doing what is necessary, then do what is possi- ble; suddenly you are doing the impossible. —St. Francis of Assisi PAGE 3 SOCIAL JUSTICE SICK PARISHIONERS & FRIENDS Shoes Needed? Pray for sick family members, friends and parishioners. If your child has started school and does not have appro- priate shoes please let us know, our parish’s Social Min- Priscilla Wong Dorothy Butler Benjamin Ferrer istry can help. (It is not good to wear flip-flops to school Helen Gallagher Bernadette Carrasca Monica Cordero in the rainy winter season.) Please contact Lorraine Victoria Vasilescu Iris Sims Rodrigo Reyes (916) 363-0365, or for our Spanish parishioners contact Reggie Miller Gertie Davis Ottie Allen Frances Hurskainen Leon Martin Sr. Virginia Collier Aracely at 383-6719 on Thursday or Friday evenings Daryl Stallworth Teresa Ziegler Tommy Zawalick from 5:00-8:00pm. Laura Guilford Michael Judd Jean Hesse Lucille Sparks Terry Sanchez Daniel Labrado 40 Days for Life Nora Ignacio Luc Kimia Ellen Yee Doreathea Viltz Mauricio Vargas Kay Green-Sutton The 40 Days for Life Campaign is from September 24 to John Jastraub Maria Elizabeth Soriano Erin Mann November 2nd. It beings to light the issue of abortion. Shirley Robinson Jack Steele Elio Chicca Did you know that 57,000,000 children have been killed Aurora Nicandro Frank Farrell Steven Martin by legal abortion since 1973? This is a disgrace! Did Lorraine Schaefer Katie Ichiho Gregory Judd Jessica Lintag Rodulfo Reyes Dorene Schlim… you know that by 7 weeks of development an unborn Sonio Reyes Rita Chicca Sam Butler child has a heartbeat and brainwaves? Human life be- John Rideaux Buddy Clegg Donna Robison gins at conception. Ask a scientist.
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