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Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time, July 7, 2019 Altar Servers: Joanne Lacson Saint Junípero Serra Parish A Catholic Faith Community A Parish of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles th 42121 60 Street West Lancaster, CA 93536 Main Office 661‐943‐9314 Faith Formation Office 661‐943‐5912 FAX 661‐943‐6863 Website: www.saintserra.org Administered by the Congregation of St. Joseph Mission Statement • Declaración de Nuestra Misión Saint Junípero Serra Parish is an evangelizing Catholic Faith Community committed to moving forward always as missionary disciples for the Kingdom: attentive to the Word, to Sacrament, to Service and to Faith Formation. Modified September 23, 2015 La Parroquia de San Junipero Serra es una Comunidad Católica Evangelizadora de Fe comprometida a seguir siempre ade‐ lante como discípulos misioneros para alcanzar el Reino de Dios; por medio de la Palabra, los Sacramentos, el servicio y la instrucción de la Fé. Modificado el 23 de septiembre 2015 Pastoral Staff Schedule of Masses in Parish Church Frs. Leo A. Dechant, Sylvan Schiavo, Daily: Monday‐Saturday 7:00 AM; M & F 6:30 PM Giampietro Gasparin; Jonathan Cano, All C.S.J. Sunday Vigil Mass: 5:00 PM (Saturday) Deacons Gary, Paul, Rito; Marvin Sunday: 7:30, 9:30 AM, 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM (Spanish) Sacraments & Devotions Holy Days: 7:00 AM, 12:00 Noon & 7:30 PM First Friday adoration OLC: 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM Parish Office Hours Sacrament of Penance (Confessions): Sat 3:30 PM—4:30 Monday through Thursday 9‐11:30; 12:30‐8 PM (church), Fri 7:00 PM (chapel) and by Appointment Friday: 9‐11:30; 12:30‐4 Ministry of the sick: Request a visit from a priest to Saturday 10 AM—4 PM Sundays ‐ Closed anoint a person, person who is seriously ill or is sched‐ uled for surgery. Holy Communion can be taken to the homebound by lay ministers of Holy Communion every week after the priest’s visit. Marriage, Baptism & Quinceañera: Please visit our web‐ site for basic information. Call the office to meet with a priest for more information. Baptism Prep/Clases para Bautismo: English class sec‐ (SEM) ond Saturday of month. Las platicas en Español un St. Elizabeth Mission 13845 Johnson Road, Lake Hughes, CA 93532 Sábado cada mes. † † † Jesús Fuente de Misericordia: Asamblea de Oración lunes de 7:15 a 9:15 pm en el salón parroquial. MASS: Sunday 10:00 AM Confessions by Request Before and After Mass Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time, July 7, 2019 Altar Servers: Joanne Lacson The Pastor’s Corner Bereavement: Maureen Kubli ([email protected]) Children’s Lit. of the Word: Cassandra Ortiz Thank you for signing the letters opposing SB360 provid- Communion to the Homebound: Diana Sipes* ed by the Archdiocese. Since it is not a petition, feel wel- Comunión a los enfermos: Dcn Marvin Castillo* come to write several times. The email published last Coordinador de Música en Español: Alfonso Alvarado week and again this week allows anyone in California to Coordinador de Ministerios Litúrgicos en Español: Maria J. Castillo access their reps simply by putting in their zip code. The Coordinator of Lector Ministry: Mike Purnell Knights plan to follow up with postcards. Unless SB360, Coordinator of EMs of Holy Communion: Jim Hart violating the seal of confession, clears committee and gets Director of Faith Formation: Cassandra Ortiz rushed to a vote before summer recess, the startup after Director of Hispanic Ministry: Fr. Jonathan Cano, CSJ break will be a good time for local offices to get mail op- Parish Director of Music: Sharon Rohaley posing the bill. Quinceañeras: Fr. Sylvan Schiavo, CSJ I encourage all Catholics to renew your use of this great Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults: Pat & Kay McNeil sacrament of healing and reconciliation. It is such a great Scheduling of English Lectors & EMs: Anne Trabold help to spiritual growth and taking seriously our call to *Contact Fr. Leo, Fr. Jonathan, or main office who will forward your ongoing conversion. It is not “cheap grace” at all. Quite request for Home Visits after a priest has visited your home. the contrary, the Holy Spirit operating within the sacra- Phone System ment turns our imperfect contrition into perfect contrition. The main office phone number is 661-943-9314. The absolution is not simply a kind of “white wash”—we truly get a fresh start. Our penance helps undo the dam- The Office of Faith Formation (Religious Education, age over time (temporal punishment) our sins have caused Confirmation Preparation and Youth Ministry) is 661 to us. -943-5912. Mission Bell Preschool Cell Number is 661-802-6375. ### 1. The Saints next door When the office is closed, you can leave voice Pope Francis in the apostolic exhortation Gaudete et mails using the following extensions: exsultate talks about “the saints next door” (nos. 6-9). • Vicki White/Guadalupe Castellanos #100 These are believers, who live their life in the ordinariness • Daniel Ortiz—FF Clerk #101 of existence, who do not call attention with sensational • Fr. Sylvan #102 gestures or deeds, who are alongside us, and we almost do • Fr. Leo #103 not notice. Their holiness manifests itself in small and • great gestures that life requires of all: on the occasion of Michele Simpliciano, Pastor’s Sec. #104 • fundamental choices, in managing life in its various and Faith Formation Aide (vacant) #105 progressive stages, in accepting also the difficulties and • Cheryl Espinosa, Mission Bell #106 pains of everyday life. They are saints because fully hu- • Teri Parchman, Finance Data Entry Clerk #107 man, totally within the living conditions of men and • Fr. Jonathan #108 women of this time. Their state of life (priest, religious, • Front Office Desk 2 #109 lay, married, young or old) is not an obstacle to realize • Cassandra Ortiz, Dir. Faith Formation #110 the journey of the common vocation to holiness; rather, it gives color to the “type” of holiness, the quality of the Be sure to press the # sign before the numeral! message, the personal style. The saints are never identical to one another. On the same line was Paul VI on the day of his beatifica- These considerations of pope Francis remind me of what tion (November 3, 1963), when, answering the question: Fr. Eugenio Reffo, first biographer of our saint, writes: “Who is Murialdo?” said: “His history is simple, has no “When one speaks of the holiness of theologian Murialdo, mysteries, does not have extraordinary adventures. It hap- it should not be understood in terms of extraordinary pens in a relatively calm way amid well-known places, things: there was nothing or almost nothing in him of ex- persons, events (…) This new blessed is not a distant and traordinary in the common sense of the word; but in his difficult man; he is not a saint alien to our conversation; daily living he was so irreproachable and perfect and for he is our brother, our priest, our companion on the jour- so long a period of years, that this perfection and irre- ney” (Discourse quoted in REFFO, Vita, pp. 369-370). proachability must be considered as something extraordi- nary. We, who conversed with him familiarly for more It seems to me that, first of all, St. Leonard transmits to us than thirty years and frequented his room and ate with a “style,” a certain way of living our own journey toward him, who saw him in prayer and assisted him sick and holiness. We, members of the Family of St. Leonard, dying, we can confirm the extraordinariness of his virtues, want to recognize in the life of our founder a first and ex- because for such a long time and in such varied circum- emplary interpretation of “fare e tacere,” (do and be si- stances, conditions, places, we never caught him commit- lent): namely, that “humility and charity” can and must be ting a fall of some relevance that was volun- lived together. tary” (REFFO, Vita, pp. 207-208). MASSES Pray for our ill Parishioners… SATURDAY, 6 July Stella Acorda Emmanuel Audencial Paul Bozigian Paul Burkman Tito Collantes Caylin Carrisalez 7:00 AM OLC † Michael Shoon Maryann Davidson Pat Defusco Joshua Delgado † George & †Valentina Carino 5:00 PM Theresa Farrey Marie Fernando Mario Galvan th SUNDAY, 7 July, 14 Sunday of Ordinary Time Shautal & Ava Garcia Naomi Giesler Heidi Gray 7:30 AM For the People of the Parish Patrick Guzman Alex Guillermo Bob Henderson 9:30 AM Emily Nelson Lily Honeycutt Dan Hodgens Katherine Irwin 10:00 AM SEM Jack Bostwick Helen Kaniewski Betty Knolls Manuel Lopez Conner Monjack Jo Meister Agustina Mendoza 12:00 PM Thanksgiving for B-day celebrants of Apdujan-Aseron Families Michelle Moklebust Karen D. Newman Colton Oschmann 2:00 PM Español † Jesus & Francisca Trejo Sera-Lisa Ortiz Molly Pazienzia Christina Padilla Monday, 8 July Jane Pesce Gary Poole Jacob Raellano 7:00 AM OLC † Robert Corder Allen Ralph Wilfredo Repuyan Jack Rich 6:30 PM OCL † Susan Limtong William D. Robinson Roberto Rosales Thomas Russell Tuesday, 9 July Charlie Shea Jonathan Sherman Madison Taylor 7:00 AM OLC † Patricia Virlene Adams Richard & Cecila Tirre Aisha Umeh Chris Vernor Grace Watson Gene & Cristina Wheeler 10:00 AM MFG † Fr. Lawrence Tosco, CSJ Wednesday, 10 July Readings for the Week of July 7 7:00 AM OLC Leonora Ramos Thursday, 11 July, St. Benedict Abbot Monday: Gn 28:10-22a; Ps 91:1-4, 14-15ab; Mt 9:18-26 9:00 AM OLC † Thelma E. Berthel Tuesday: Gn 32:23-33; Ps 17:1b, 2-3, 6-7ab, 8b, 15; Friday, 12 July Mt 9:32-38 7:00 AM OLC † Maria Flores Wednesday: Gn 41:55-57; 42:5-7a, 17-24a; Ps 33:2-3, 10-11, 18-19; Mt 10:1-7 6:30 PM OLC † Thomas Pachell Thursday: Gn 44:18-21, 23b-29; 45:1-5; Ps 105:16-21; SATURDAY, 13 July, BVM on Saturday Mt 10:7-15 7:00 AM OLC † Richard Graham Friday: Gn 46:1-7, 28-30; Ps 37:3-4, 18-19, 27-28, 39-40; Mt 10:16-23 5:00 PM † Thomas Franzen Saturday: Gn 49:29-32; 50:15-26a; Ps 105:1-4, 6-7; SUNDAY, 14 July 15th Sunday of Ordinary Time Mt 10:24-33 7:30 AM †Grace & †Manuel Sanchez Sunday: Dt 30:10-14; Ps 69:14, 17, 30-31, 33-34, 9:30 AM For the People of the Parish 36, 37; or 19:8-11; Col 1:15-20; Lk 10:25-37 10:00 AM SEM †Ken & † Arleen Simpson 12:00 PM † Anthony Scarpine 2:00 PM Español † Maria de la Luz Gracia Cano Please pray for the recently deceased.
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