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PRAYER MEETINGS
Bible Study
Wednesday, 7:15PM (Parish Hall)
Cenacle of The Blessed Virgin Mary
Every Tuesday, 7:30 PM (Church)
Divine Mercy Cenacle
on the 3rd Friday at 7:30 pm
(St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Room)
Charismatic Prayer Group
Thursday, 7:30 PM (St. Joseph Center)
Legion of Mary
Monday, 9:30AM & 7:15 PM (St. Vincent Rm)
Portuguese Cursillo
1st & 3rd Friday, 7:00 PM (St. Joseph Center)
Spanish Prayer Group
(Grupo de Evangelicacion)
Todo primer Viernes del mes, de 7:15pm-9:00pm
1st Friday of each month from 7:15pm-9:00pm
“La Hora Santa” dentro de la Iglesia
“The Holy Hour” inside the Church
2nd & 4th Viernes/Friday, 7:00PM (St. Joseph Center)
Sabado/Saturday’s at 7:00PM (St. Seton’s Room)
Estudios Biblicos/Bible Study
Movimiento Familiar Cristiano (MFC)
Reuniones de familias del I, II, y III nivel (en las casas)
Para informes de reuniones llamar al: (562) 481 - 8546
DEVOTIONS
Chaplet of the Divine Mercy
Daily ~ 8:30AM & 6:15PM
Eucharistic Adoration (Exposition Room)
Mon. Tues. Thurs & Fri - 9:00 am - 6:00 pm (Adoration Chapel)
Wednesday - 9:00 am - 2:00 pm(Adoration Chapel)
2:00 pm - 6:15 pm(Church)
First Friday - 7:00 pm (Church)
No Adoration on Saturdays, Sundays and All National Holidays
The Miraculous Saturday Devotion
1st Saturday of each month devotion after the 8:00 am Mass
Rosary with 15 minutes Meditation.
Liturgy of the Hour
Monday - Saturday 7:40AM (Church)
Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Wednesdays, 8:45AM (Church) after the Divine Mercy
Chaplet and also after the 6:30pm mass
Rosary
Monday - Saturday, 7:15 am (Church)
Rosary for Life Every Tues after the 8am mass & Divine
Mercy.
July 5, 2015
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Gn 28:10-22a; Ps 91:1-4, 145ab; Mt 9:18-26
Tuesday:
Gn 32:23-33; Ps 17:1b, 2-3, 67ab, 8b, 15; Mt 9:32-38
Wednesday: Gn 41:55-57; 42:5-7a, 17-24a;
Ps 33:2-3, 10-11, 18-19; Mt 10:1-7
Thursday:
Gn 44:18-21, 23b-29; 45:1-5; Ps
105:16-21; Mt 10:7-15
Friday:
Gn 46:1-7, 28-30; Ps 37:3-4, 1819, 27-28, 39-40; Mt 10:16-23
Saturday:
Gn 49:29-32; 50:15-26a; Ps
105:1-4, 6-7; Mt 10:24-33
Sunday:
Am 7:12-15; Ps 85:9-14;
Eph 1:3-14 [1:3-10]; Mk 6:7-13
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — They shall know that a prophet
has been among them (Ezekiel 2:2-5).
Psalm — Our eyes are fixed on the Lord, pleading
for his mercy (Psalm 123).
Second Reading — I am content with weaknesses
and hardships for the sake of Christ (2 Corinthians
12:7-10).
Gospel — “Where did this man get all this? Is he
not the carpenter, the son of Mary?” (Mark 6:1-6a).
SAINTS & SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday:
Monday:
Thursday:
Saturday:
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St. Maria Goretti
St. Augustine Zhao Rong and
Companions
St. Benedict
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Time
Faith opens the door for God to work wonders
in our lives. When Jesus went to teach in His
native synagogue, there was such a lack of
faith shown in Him that He was unable to perform any mighty deeds. Are things different in
our life? Are we accepting of all that Jesus
could do for us? Or is our lack of faith creating
obstacles to the wonderful things Jesus wants
to do for us?
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MASS INTENTIONS
WE PRAY FOR THE SICK
(Parish Priest: Fr. RD = Fr. Raymond, Fr. JA = Fr. Joachim,
Fr. JS=Fr. Joshua)
(Visiting Priest: Fr. LP = Fr. Luis Proenca, Fr. RS= Fr. Raja
Selvam, Fr. Max = Fr. Maximilian,)
Sol Abania, Rafael Aceves,Armando &
Armanda Adonis, Augustine Aguilo, Gredja
Alajar, Debbie Allen, Olivia Aranjo,Mario Araujo, Raquel
& Wilfredo Banlaoi, Benita Barrios, Carlos Barquera,
Barbara Barnum, Ray Baugh, Ruperto & Emilia Beltran,
Pedro Benzon, Norma Bertrand, Tony Bibal, Frances
Boudreau, Raul Cabrera, Renee Canlas, Gloria Carillo,
Rachel Castro, Maria Luisa Ceja, Noe Cevallos, Antonio
Cisneros, Janel Cisneros, Joe Coelho, Ernesto Cordero,
Frank Cruz , Elvis Daza, Mary Dupuy, Anthony,
Marcelina & Sebastian de Guzman, Adam Delgadillo,
Yolanda Dirlam, John Doria, Isabel Doria, James Doria,
Richard Doria, Marvin Dumlao, Lourdes Espiritu, Mary
Esteves, Rosa Faria, Marlene Flores, Kyle Fulford, Nick
& Flo Gandolfo, Portia Gray, Olga Gomes, RocioGomez,
Efma Grecia, Christopher Hinojos, Beto Iñiguez , Mercy
Javier, Diana Kenna, Sean Kenna, William Lafferty,
Josefina Limtao, Ernesto Llamas, Ira Llamas, Frank
Lopez, Natalie Lopez, Mark London, Christine Martinez,
Josephine Martins, Mari Mendivil, Debbie Messer, Becky
Moss, Herminia Niebres, Andrew Nieto, Robert Norman,
Estrella Nufable, Ofelia Papilla, Efigenia Pascua, Nina
Pham, Hugo Pennock, Maria Prieto, Fernanda Otero,
Kyla Orr, Perfecta Quias, Fortunato Quitasol, Margaret
Reza, Lupe Rodriguez, Althea Robertson, Etelvina
Rocha, Mario Rodriguez, John Rudolph, Phillip Ruiz,
Louie Salamanca, Rita Salas, Elenita Santos, Rita
Santos, Linda Sarno, Alexander Sasbone, Lily Silveria,
Damrong Sithichai, Clay Solancho, Mathew Swisher,
Sergio Tamayo, Jun Tan, Ray Tanguay, Joseph &
George Tharaniyil, Frank Tom, Ryon Tom, Loren Truona,
Catherine Unanka, Reina Uyan, Thea Van de Mortel,
Lupe Valencia, Nanette Vergara, Joe Vicente, Nicolas
Villareal, Frank Viramontes III, Alex Vuelta, Marvin
Walker, Marcus Walton, Josie Yu, Joe Zamora, George
Zaragoza Sr.
Monday, July 06
8:00am/ Fr. RD †All Souls in the Purgatory
6:30pm/ Fr. JA †Santiago Osorio
Tuesday, July 07
8:00am/ Fr. JS †Bernardino Capote
6:30pm/ Fr. RD †Nicole Montero
Wednesday, July 08
8:00am/ Fr. RD †Hermogena Simbol
6:30pm/ Fr. JA Ben Armijo (Special Intention)
Thursday, July 09
8:00am/ Fr. JA Manesy Cevallos (Birthday)
6:30pm/ Fr. JS Rosario Yongvanich (Birthday)
Friday, July 10
8:00am/ Fr. JS †William Ng
6:30pm/ Fr. RD Eunice Haulzes (Birthday)
Saturday, July 11
8:00am/ Fr. JA †Patrocina Mallari
5:00pm/ Fr. RD †Delio Brito
7:00pm / Fr. Max †Jose & Maria Tristeo
Sunday, July 12
6:30am/ Fr. Max †Gloria Pierce
8:00am/ Fr. JA
†Ventura Gonzalez
9:45am/ Fr. Max Holy Family Parishioners
11:30am/ Fr. JA †Epifanio Alonzo
1:00pm/ Fr. LP Our Lady of Peregrina Living
& Deceased Members
4:00 pm/ Fr. JS †Wilfredo & Zenaida Mahupil
5:30pm/ Fr. JS †Luis Machado
7:00 pm/ Fr. RD †Jose & Maria Tristao
**The Priests’ Schedule Subject to Change**
REST IN PEACE
~ We Pray for and remember those who have died...~
Margaret Reza
Sonny Llagas Tan
“Whoever believes in Me, even though
that person dies, shall LIVE.”
WEDDING BANNS
Third Announcement
Oliver Tinamisan & Hetty Chang
Frolando Lopez & Nelizza Hilario
WEEKLY COLLECTIONS
In order to maintain our services, meet our expenses,
and restore savings, the parish needs an average of
$22,000.00 in its weekly collection.
June 27th & June 28th, 2015
$19,890
Building Fund Collection
June 27th & June 28th, 2015
$3,036
~ Thank you for sharing what God
has given you with our Parish ~
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In 2013, Pope Francis declared that a Year of Consecrated Life (YCL) be celebrated
throughout the world. YCL will begin on the First Sunday of Advent, November 30, 2014.
It will close on the World Day of Consecrated Life,
February 2, 2016- Please keep those who have dedicated their lives to
Christ in your prayers
O God, throughout the ages you have called women and men to pursue
lives of perfect charity through the evangelical counsels of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
During this Year of Consecrated Life, we give you thanks for these courageous
witnesses of Faith and models of inspiration. Their pursuit of holy lives teaches us to make a
more perfect offering of ourselves to you. Continue to enrich your Church by calling forth sons
and daughters who, having found the pearl of great price, treasure the Kingdom of Heaven
above all things. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the
unity of the Holy Spirit, one God,
for ever and ever. Amen.
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
FAITH IN
JESUS
CHRIST
Mark’s Gospel account today is built on a
double astonishment or amazement: the neighbors
and family of Jesus are astonished that he taught in
the synagogue with wisdom and worked powerful
signs. Jesus, in turn, is amazed that they have no
faith in him because they know his origins, not
because of any fault with his teaching or ministry. As
with many of Mark’s passages, we get a rather intimate glimpse here of the human part of Jesus’ two
fold nature. To reinforce his point, Mark tells of Jesus’
return to his native place, and further points out that
he is in the midst of his own family members there.
From the very people he expected the most, Jesus
received the least. In the day of the Gospel’s writing,
Mark was attempting to illustrate a lesson to the
house of Israel: the God of the covenant expected the
greatest faith from the house of Israel, but often
received the least. This is a good source for reflection
on our part, we who are Jesus’ followers today. For
the wisdom of Christ to continue and for our lives to
be seen as signs of his power, he must expect and be
able to find great faith among us. Will he? Can he?
Does he? Or is he, once again, amazed by its
absence?
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
In the sixteenth century, the Council of Trent,
which was otherwise devoted to liturgical uniformity, was
very tolerant of age old marriage customs. The Council
singled out “praiseworthy” customs and hoped they
would be retained. The Second Vatican Council likewise
asked for a careful evaluation of customs, admitting that
not everything about wedding practice is “praiseworthy.”
In our revised liturgy, all of the prayers consistently stress
the equality of the partners. Some familiar customs do
not match this insight. Often, the groom remains hidden
in a sacristy while the bride, accompanied only by her
father, enters with her attendants. This is hardly equality,
especially if it appears that her father is “giving her away”
to her husband. This is a familiar enough scene, but
increasingly couples are called to a different practice.
Symbols and signs carry and communicate meaning.
The challenge for couples today is to match the meaning
to the symbol, and for the couple to be authentic in all
they do and say on the day of their wedding. Having
bride and groom both take part fully and equally in the
entrance procession is exactly the kind of “praiseworthy”
practice we’ve been looking for!
—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Do you have some extra time?
We are currently seeking volunteers for our rectory office
morning, afternoon and evenings Monday thru Friday. If
you are interested in becoming a volunteer we need you
to be at least 18 years of age and have completed your
Virtus Class and also need to be fingerprinted. If you
have any questions please call us at 562-865-2185 and
ask for Sofia from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday thru
Friday.
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Holy Family Prolife
Ministry
Meets every 2nd Tuesday
of the Month
Please join us in our next
meeting on......
July 14, 2015 at 7:15 pm at
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Room
WE WELCOME NEW AND ACTIVE MEMBERS!
Be the voice and protector of the unborn!
Let’s stand up for life from conception to natural death!
For details please contact us at
562-412-0405 or [email protected]
National Needs Combined Collection
July 11 & 12
Makes it possible for us to continue strengthening
Catholic faith, values and education through The Catholic
Communication Campaign's television, radio, and print
messages. Helps support some of the poorest dioceses
in the country that depend on annual collections. Through
vital evangelization programs, the Black and Indian Home
Mission provides aid to some of the neediest AfricanAmerican and Native American communities. Enables us
to insure the highest standards of quality Catholic
education through The Catholic University of
America's exceptional programs of scholarship, research,
and service. Strengthens the Church at home, and helps
to provide basic pastoral resources and services to
needy ethnic Communities in scattered and isolated
areas through the Catholic Home Missions Appeal.
Festival News - BAZAAR BOOTH
Storing something you will never use but its
new and never been opened,
donate it to our Bazaar Booth!
We need new and/or unused items for all ages.
All items can be dropped off at the Rectory
office, attention to
Hope Vega 562-865-2185 ext. 228
July 5, 2015
ALTAR SERVER SCHEDULE
It’s Your Turn!!!
If there is a star next to your name you are
the Lead Altar Server for that Mass.
Please be sure to call a substitute if you are
not able to serve. We thank all of you for the
continued commitment to your ministry. God bless!
Saturday, July 11
5:00pm D Santos*, A & G Andal, M Salud
7:00pm D Chambers*, A Chambers, J & J Nacua
Sunday, July 12
6:30am J Van Tassell
8:00am G Perez*. G Perez, A & E Vasquez
9:45am F Tanglao*, F Tanglao, C Dulay
11:30am F Taruc*, A & C Ruiz, J Mecaral
1:00pm R Martins, M Barcelos, C Avila
4:00pm A Taberna*, J D’Alwis, N D’Alwis,
5:30pm G Urrea*, J Modina
7:00pm P Zipagang*, B De La Pena, J & J Ebalo
When: July 11
Where: Mother’s Beach
Time: 8am Mass9am- get on the bus3:30 return
Permission slips were emailed or mailed to each family.
Please be sure to turn it in as soon as possible so that
we can prepare for food accordingly. Each child must
have a permission slip to participate. Lunch and drinks
will be provided, but they are asked to bring snacks to
share with the others. Last year’s outing was a great
success and we look forward to this year’s outing to be
as much fun. Parents are welcome to join us; but we
need to have a count, for food and for transportation, as
we have ordered buses for the excursion. If you prefer to
drive, we will still need a count for the food. The permission slips can be left in the rectory or the school office.
There will also be an envelope on the bulletin board in
the sacristy if that is more convenient.
Religious Articles
Please bring all your unwanted
Religious articles to the Rectory as
soon as possible, these articles will
be shared with Holy Family
Parishioners who may be interested in them. They will be
displayed at our Library the Elizabeth Seton Room. The
time and day will be announced at a later date.
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by Virgilio T.J.
“We proclaim your Death, O Lord, and profess
your Resurrection until you come again”
Suerte Felipe
This first Memorial Acclamation is inspired by the First Letter to the Corinthians: “For as often as
you eat this bread and drink the cup, you proclaim the death of the Lord until he comes” (1 Cor 11:26).
Saint Paul says, “If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God
raised him from the dead, you will be saved” (Rom 10:9). To “confess with your mouth” means to speak,
to acknowledge, or to profess openly and publicly. The title “Lord” is used in the New Testament to refer
to the risen Christ. “Jesus is Lord” is the oldest and shortest statement of faith of the early Church, the
Christian kerygma in the New Testament (cf. CCC 638). “For we do not preach ourselves but Jesus
Christ as Lord” (2 Cor 4:5). In professing that “Christ is Lord”, the early Christians suffered for their belief
but at the same time experienced deep joy in their liturgy singing and proclaiming, “Jesus Christ is Lord”
(Phil 2:11).
Therefore, the proclamation of Christ’s Death and Resurrection is a “profession of faith.” In fact, it
is not only the Memorial Acclamation that is considered as “profession of faith” but also the entire
Eucharistic Prayer. The Jesuit liturgical historian, Fr. Joseph Jungmann, says, “In the most ancient tradition the eucharistia appears at the same time as another more exalted form of the profession of faith”
(Jungmann, The Mass of the Roman Rite, 1986, II:117).
It is beyond the scope of this article to discuss the studies made by experts showing the parallelism between the Creed and the Eucharistic Prayer (cf. Mazza, The Eucharistic Prayers of the Roman
Rite, 1986, 159-160). It is sufficient to point out that the Eucharistic Prayer is a “profession of faith” not
only in words but also in action. What is being professed in words is also being performed in action. In
fact, the ancient sacramentaries of the sixth century and the Ordines Romani that describe the celebration of the Holy Mass between the seventh and fourteenth centuries use the word “Action” to refer to the
Eucharistic Prayer. The heading of the Preface Dialogue indicates: Incipit canon actionis (The canon of
the action begins). This is similar to what the director tells the whole crew and the actors in video or film
production. Once everyone is ready to shoot, the director shouts: “Action!”
Significantly, it is worth mentioning that today the Order of Mass of the third typical edition of The
Roman Missal mentions “Action” in Eucharistic Prayer I (The Roman Canon). In paragraph no. 86, it
inserts the rubric between the Commemoration of the Living and the Communicantes (Communion with
the Saints): “Within the Action.” The Eucharistic Prayer is the Action of the Church. Our social actions,
our apostolic works for the poor, for human rights, for the environment, and our Bible apostolate and
religious practices and devotions culminate and draw their source from the Holy Mass particularly from
its Great Prayer, from its Great Action, the Eucharistic Prayer.
HAPPY 4th of JULY!
The rectory will be
closed on Saturday
July 4th, 2015 in observance of Independence
Day. The rectory will resume their normal operation hours on Sunday July 5th, 2015.
The Adoration Chapel will also be closed.
May you all have a blessed and safe 4th of
July Celebration!
“Share your Blessings”
We Need Sack Lunches
We are need of volunteers to
commit to bringing sack lunches
to be distributed to less fortunate
in our community. Is you are
interested in participating please
call our rectory office during business hours 8:30 am-5:00 pm and ask for Sofia at
562-865-2185. Thank you for your support!
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Religious Education
Office Hours
Mon-Thurs 5:30pm-9pm
Saturday 8am-3pm
Sunday 8am-1pm
(562) 860-5973
REP office closed for the summer
Registration Dates for REP
school year 2015-2016
August 9th August 16th August 23rd August 30thSeptember 6th-
9:30am to 1:30pm
9:30am to 1:30pm
9:30am to 1:30pm
9:30am to 1:30pm
9:30am to 1:30pm
SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN DID YOU KNOW?
The important impact of fathers and father
figures on children
Whether you’ve seen a child light up when you
encourage them, succeed with a little bit of
mentoring, or problem solve
after lending your listening ear,
it is clear that fathers and father
figures are a gift in the life of
children. While nothing can
replace the presence of a
father, many of us know from
experience the influence that
other trusted adults can have on the life of children. Children thrive when they have adults that
they can trust and learn from. For complete
VIRTUS® Article email: [email protected].
July 5, 2015
* Thinking of Becoming a Catechist?
* Are you looking for a way to Serve the Lord?
* Training available. Today's catechetical textbooks/resources offer outstanding support.
You will grow in your own faith, learn the teachings of the Church, and deepen your relationship with Jesus. Don't miss this opportunity to
share in Jesus' ministry. It's our job: Jesus
sent us to "go and teach all nations."
Catechists needed for combined grades 3/4,
5/6, & grades 5 & 6. For more information,
please call Teresa Paulino at 860-5973.
Team members for Confirmation
1 & 2 needed!
For more information please call
Abigail de Jesus at 726-2735.
PROTEGIENDO A LOS NIÑOS ~
¿SABÍA USTED?
El importante impacto de los padres y las
figuras paternas para los niños
Si alguna vez ha visto cómo se ilumina el rostro
de un niño cuando se le elogia, cómo le va
mejor con un poco de orientación, o cómo son
capaces de resolver sus problemas y dudas
luego de que los hayamos escuchado con atención, es obvio que los padres u otras figuras
paternas son un don en la vida de los niños. A
pesar de que nada puede remplazar la presencia de un padre, muchos de nosotros sabemos
por experiencia cuánta influencia otros adultos
de confianza pueden tener en la vida de un
niño. Los niños triunfan cuando en su vida
tienen adultos en quienes pueden confiar y de
quienes pueden aprender. Para una copia del
artículo completo de VIRTUS®, escriba a [email protected].
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We have a very good chance to stop this bill,
but we need your help TODAY!
Please visit www.AHardPill.org to send an email and/or make a phone call to your
Assemblymember, urging a NO vote on SB 128.
Why oppose SB 128?
•
Sends the Wrong Message: Legalizing suicide for the terminally ill, while discouraging it for the
rest of the population, teaches that the lives of the ill and disabled do not matter to our society.
•
Will Worsen Patient Care: Patients in other states, like Barbara Wagner in Oregon, are being
denied treatment prescribed by their doctors, and instead offered drugs for assisted suicide.
• Will Increase Non-Terminal Suicide Rates: Suicides skyrocket when assisted suicide is legalized. Oregon's suicide
rate for non-terminal people increased 49% after assisted suicide became legal.
Finally, please join us in prayer to stop SB 128
Prayer to Stop Assisted Suicide
O God, source of all life and hope,
look kindly on our brothers and sisters facing the end
of their lives , fill them with the hope of your mercy
and give them peace and comfort.
We pray for our California Legislators, who are considering legalizing
assisted suicide, inspire them to protect the lives of the elderly, the infirm and the disabled.
Renew our commitment to building a community where every human life is
welcomed and wanted, valued and defended -- from conception to natural death.
We ask this through the intercession of Saint John Paul II. Amen.
Oración para acabar con el suicidio asistido
Oh Dios, fuente de vida y esperanza, mira con bondad
a nuestros hermanos y hermanas que están enfrentando
el fin de su vida, llénalos de esperanza en tu misericordia
y dales paz y consuelo.
Te pedimos por los legisladores de California que están
considerando la legalización del suicidio asistido.
Mueve sus corazones a trabajar por proteger la vida de los ancianos,
los enfermos y los discapacitados.
Renueva nuestro compromiso con la construcción de una comunidad donde toda
vida humana sea bienvenida y querida, valorada y defendida, desde su
concepción hasta su muerte natural.
Todo esto te pedimos por la intercesión de San Juan Pablo II. Amén.
Information provided by: Office of Life, Justice, and Peace Archdiocese of Los Angeles
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Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
July 5
July 6
July 7
July 8
July 9
July 10
July 11
5:30am – 6:30pm
De Colores Choir
CHOIR ROOM
7pm – 9pm
De Colores Choir
CHOIR RM
9am – 11am
Knitting Group
ST. VINCENT RM.
2pm – 6pm
Adoration
CHURCH
7pm – 12am
1st Friday
Adoration
CHURCH
THERE WILL BE NO
PORTUGUESE
MASS
2pm- 4pm
Filipino Cursillo Mtg.
PARISH HALL
2:30-3:30 pm
Chinese Mass
(Gathering following
mass)
Parish Priests - To contact them thru e-mail:
Rev. Raymond Decipeda, MMHC - [email protected]
Rev. Joachim Ablanida, MMHC – [email protected]
Rev. Joshua Santos, MMHC – [email protected]
Parish Finance Council Members:
Angela Amenero, Maria Ayerdis, Remy Dulguime, Danio Fajardo, Karen Hillman, Lizzie Juan, Jason Machado,
Raymond Mangahas, Roger Pavon, Jeanelle Padre-Tom, Hugo Vega.
To contact any of the members, e-mail them thru: [email protected]
Parish Pastoral Council Members:
Maria Ayerdis, Paul Barcelos, Frank Cardiel, Diosdado de Leon, Vina Dungo, Ronnie Espinosa, Josie Flores, Ed
Lazzari, Maria Luisa Lapidario, Betty Lou Ormonde, Linda Sarno, Nenita Solancho, Skip Vega, Joe Vicente.
To contact any of the members, e-mail them thru: [email protected]
Parish Ministry:
Adoration Chapel – Mafalda Canlas (562) 865-2185 ext. 405
Bereavement – Hector Gomez (562) 865-2185
Business Manager – Karen Hillman (562) 865-2185
Confirmation – Abigail de Jesus (562) 860-5973
Finance Council – Roger Pavon (562) 865-2185
Liturgy Coordinator – Maggie Gudino (562) 924-8024
Office Manager – Sofia Luna (562) 865-2185 ext. 223
Pastoral Council – Joe Vicente (562) 402-4496
Plant & Property Manager – Hope Vega (562) 865-2185
Publication Team – Abigail de Jesus (562) 726-2735
RCIA – Rudy & Mila Perpinan (562) 924-5075
Religious Education – Teresa Paulino (562) 860-5973
Safeguard the Children – Ulises Perez-Flores (562) 865-2185 School Principal – Juan Nagore (562) 865-1621
School Secretary – Jessica Perez (562) 865-1621
Web Master – Bobby Canseco (562) 607-8839
Young Adult Ministry – Michael Maglonso (562) 865-2185
Hospitality- Ed/Lou Carlos & Ushan/Fiona D’Alwis
Homebound Ministry- Willie & Wilma Simbol
Youth Ministry – (562) 865-2185
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