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Church and School July 30, 2017 Saint Bede the Venerable Church and School A Catholic Community Here to Worship, Called to Serve in creating an environment where people feel welcomed, comfortable, understood, esteemed and loved. 215 Foothill Boulevard La Cañada Flintridge, California 818-949-4300 July 30, 2017 Mass/Liturgy Times Saturday Vigil: 5:30pm Sunday: 7:30am, 9am, 11am & 5:30pm Weekdays: 8:10am Holy Days: 8:10am, 12 noon, and 6:30pm Adoration: Tuesdays 8:30am to 1:40pm & 7pm to 8pm Vespers: M-F 5:30pm Morning Prayers: M-Sat 7:45am Confessions: Sat. 4pm to 5pm Parish Center Hours M-F 8:30am to 5:00pm Closed 12:30pm to 1:30pm Saturday Closed Sunday 8:30am to 12:30pm CLERGY FATHER ANTONIO CACCIAPUOTI Pastor FATHER ALBERT BAHHUTH Priest-In-Residence FATHER TONY MARTI, OFM Cap. Weekend Presider DEACON AUGIE WON Permanent Deacon History of the Rosary by Fr. Larry Rice Without a doubt, one of the most well-known and easily recognized Catholic devotional practices is praying the Rosary. The actual origin of the Rosary is very hard to trace. According to tradition, an apparition of the Virgin Mary appeared to St. Dominic in the year 1214. Another theory is that the Rosary began as a way for the laity to imitate the monastic practice of praying the Liturgy of the Hours. Because most of the laity, and even many monks, could not read, they substituted 150 repetitions of the Our Father for the Psalms, sometimes using a knotted cord to keep count of the prayers. In the twelfth century, the rule of English Anchorites, Ancrene Wisse, spec-ified how groups of 50 Hail Marys were to be broken into five decades of ten prayers each. The practice of meditation while praying the Rosary is attributed to Dominic of Prussia, a Carthusian monk. Other monastics added additional prayers. There was very little change in the structure of the Rosary between the sixteenth and twentieth century. In the years following World War II, Holy Cross Father Patrick Peyton began the Family Rosary Crusade, promoting the devotion on radio and television until his death in 1992. In the year 2002, Pope John Paul II instituted five new optional mysteries: the Luminous Mysteries. Rosaries can be made from a wide variety of materials, from cheap plastic beads to precious jewels. Once they have been blessed, they are considered a sacramental and should not be bought or sold. Oh, and a rosary should not be worn around the neck like a necklace. Fr. Rice is Vocations Director for the Paulist Fathers. Around the Parish-Events & Notices Masses Intentions Join us this summer for Bishop Robert Barron’s Saturday - July 29 “Pivotal Players” Series! Begins Wed., July 19th! 5:30 pm Rosanna Santillo Wednesday evenings through August 23rd join us for an episode of the Fran Kudla “Pivotal Players” DVD series, produced by Bishop Robert Barron (of “Word on Sunday - July 30 Fire”), which explores the lives of powerful contemporary Catholics who 7:30 am Pro Populo changed the course of Western civilization and the life of the Church today: 9:00 am Gerane Mooney Omer Gagnon USMC St. Catherine of Siena // Aug 2 Blessed John Newman // Aug 9 11:00 am Kwock Ping Lau GK Chesterton // Aug 16 Michelangelo // Aug 23 Francisco Tan We meet for fellowship and refreshments, view each episode, and engage in 5:30 pm Concepcion Gines small group conversations from 7:00pm-9:00pm in the John XXIII Room of the Mildred Bernacchi Parish Center. For more information, contact Jessica Gerhardt: Monday - July 31 [email protected], 818-949-4325 or Gloria Lee at 818-679-1841. 8:10 am Concepcion Gines Frank Harasick Catholic Charities-Aug. Your Help Is Needed!!! Tuesday - August 1 8:10 am Carmen Lopez Please bring non-perishable food Please help keep this longstanding Joseph and items next Sunday, Aug. 6, from ministry going. Do you have a free Liam Whooley 8:00am-11:00am. To donate food or hour once a week or even once a usable clothing directly call month ? If so, why not help make Wednesday - August 2 lunches? Skidettes, one of our oldest 8:10 am Vicky Sarka Glendale’s Catholic Charities Loaves & Fishes- 818-409-3080. Thank you. outreach ministries, provides Joseph and nourishing lunches to skid row shelters. Liam Whooley Lunches are made for the battered, Thursday - August 3 the underprivileged, the homeless and 8:10 am Jean Battistoni Fire Extinguishers and other less fortunate in downtown Raymond Engel Every home should have a fire who rely on our generosity. Skidettes Friday - August 4 extinguisher. Parents and older currently needs a few more helping 8:10 am Irene Clignette children should know how to use. Small hands. Lunches are made in the Maria Louisa Restano fires can escalate quickly, and there is Parish Hall kitchen every Tuesday Saturday - August 5 not always time to wait for the fire and Thursday from 7:30am to 8:10 am Edgar Del Fierro department. Parents should familiar- 8:30am. Just stop by when you have 5:30 pm Mary Del Francia ize themselves with the extinguishers in an hour to spare. You will enjoy the Phyllis L. Konrad their homes, and teach children where conversation; feel good about the extinguishers are located and how helping others and feed over 1200 Sunday - August 6 people who depend on our Saint 7:30 am Concepcion Gines to operate them safely. Use the PASS trick to help kids remember what to Bede Skidette Ministry for food. No Melanio Gines need to sign up, just come. For 9:00 am Pro Populo do: Pull the pin, Aim at the fire’s base, info call Mary Ann 818-247-3104. 11:00 am Avelino Nieto Squeeze the handle, Sweep from side to side. To request a copy of the VIRTUS article “Fire Extinguisher Tips Next Baptism Class Everyone Should Know”, email [email protected] or call August 3, 7:30pm-9:15pm in the 213-637-7227. Parish Center. Contact Moira: 818-949-4323/[email protected]. Monthly Book Club Wednesday, August 23, 10:00am Logos Bible Study the Book Club will discuss Beneath the Join Dr. Bill Creasy Mondays, 7:00pm Scarlet Sky* by Mark Sullivan. New -9:00pm, for an in-depth study of members and visitors are always St. Paul’s Corinthian Correspondence, in welcome. For info call Edna at the John 23rd Room. For info visit: 626-577-7155. Note: this is a change. www.logosbiblestudy.com. Around the Parish-Business Update TIM Update Parish Update Congratulations! Thank you for your terrific Pledged to Date: response. We are within $13,542 of reaching $195,479 our Pledged Goal and all the donations we now receive will be returned to St. Bede and Paid: $181,937 shared between our own parish outreach ministries. Pledges are being accepted through the end of the year, If you haven’t made yours, there is still time. Thank you for your continued generosity to the less fortunate. Remember... Using envelopes or giving online ensures you are credited for your gift. If you don’t have or forget your envelopes be sure to write your envelope number on the check. If you don’t use your envelopes consider cancelling them and save the Parish money. Call Lillian at 818-949-4331. Now is a great time to give online. Sign up today and enjoy a carefree summer. Around the Campus St. Bede School Ralph Valente, Principal JOIN US AT ST. BEDE FOR … 818-790-7884 [email protected] PARENT EDUCATION CLASSES! Upcoming Events: A side-by-side learning experiencewith an emphasis on Accelerated Reader Testing (optional): August 16, 8:00am faith and values for parents and their preschool age -12:00pm children. Backpack Blessing: Sunday, August 27 9:00am Mass First Day of School (1st-8th Grade): August 28 Kinder Parent Orientation: August 31, 9:00am First Friday Mass: September 1, 11:00am First Day of School (Kinder): September 5 Online enrollment with payment by credit card at: Parent Meeting and Back to School Night: September 12, www.bede.org/_modules/form.php?id=54 7:00pm Please remember to check A side-by-side learning experience for parents and preschool age children emphasizing faith and values School Speak for grade Jo Ann GantusDirector specific details and for your 818-599-5261 [email protected] school supply lists! Parish Religious Education Program Moira Arjani, Director 818-949-4323—[email protected] ♦ Registration for 2017-18 PREP is still open online at www.bede.org! The forms and payments can be processed through the website! Paper packets are also available in the PREP Office and the Parish Center. Feel free to call the PREP Office should you have any questions and or concerns, 818-949-4322 or [email protected]. ♦ Please remember: At St. Bede, a student must be in a religious education program or a Catholic school in first grade in order to receive the Sacraments of Reconciliation and Holy Communion in the second grade. St. Bede does provide a program for students older than 2nd grade. Please feel free to contact the PREP Office (818-949-4323) should you have any questions and or concerns. ♦ PREP Home Study sessions begin on Tuesday, August 22 at 6:00pm in the John 23rd Room of the Parish Center. Dinner will be served! ♦ PREP Parent meeting is Sunday, August 27 at 10:15am in the Parish Hall. See you there! ♦ Our Annual Backpack Blessing is Sunday, August 27 at the 9 :00 Mass. Students from all schools are invited to join us at Mass for a special blessing.
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