1. religion and spirituality
2. christianity
3. catholicism

Mary Star of the Sea Parish
Established 1889
870 W. 8th Street
San Pedro, CA 90731
Tel: (310) 833-3541
Fax: (310) 833-9254
[email protected]
www.marystar.org
The Ascension of the Lord
May 17, 2015
Like us on Facebook!
Like us on Instagram!
@MaryStarSanPedro
OFFICE HOURS
Monday - Thursday
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Friday - Saturday
9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Sunday Closed.
MASS SCHEDULE
Monday—Saturday
8:00 am and 5:15 pm
Sunday
7:30 am (English)
9:00 am (English)
10:30 am (Spanish)
12:00 pm (English)
1:30 pm (Croatian)
5:00 pm (Life Teen)
6:30 pm (Italian)
Holy Days of Obligation
5:15pm evening before
8:00 am
12:00 noon
5:15pm
MORNING PRAYER
Monday-Friday 7:45 am
EVENING PRAYER
Monday-Friday 5 pm
RECONCILIATION
(Confessions)
Thursday and Friday:
after 5:15pm Mass
Saturday: after 8 a.m.
Mass and 4—5 p.m.
PASTOR
Rev. Fr. M. Harrigan
ASSOCIATE PASTORS
Padre Manuel Leon
Bravo
Rev. Kaspar Reddy Udumala
NORBERTINE FATHERS
Serving our High School
(310) 521-1930
CROATIAN MINISTRY
Rev. Ivan Gerovac
DEACON
MARITIME MINISTRY William Garcia
SISTERS OF
ST. JOSEPH
OF CLUNY
DONATE ONLINE!
Parish Convent
(310) 834-5431
STELLA MARIS
BOOKSTORE
(310) 519-8661
https://e-giving.org/
marystarofthesea
Pastor’s Corner
Dear Mary Star of the Sea Parishioners:
We are in the middle of the month dedicated to Our Holy Mother
Mary. She is the Mother of Christ, and our Mother. She is ever
attentive to our needs and concerns as She was to those of Jesus
Himself. We honor Her and ask her prayers throughout this Month
of May with great confidence in her powerful intercession before
the Throne of Almighty God. She is the Beloved Daughter of the
Eternal Father, Beloved Mother of the Son, and Beloved Spouse of
the Holy Spirit. Below is a recent interview with Cardinal Amato
on the great gift of Fatima to our World. I hope you enjoy it.
Have a Blessed Week.
Fr. Harrigan
Pastor
"There is no fourth secret and there are no other hidden secrets,"
says Cardinal Amato
The “secrets” of Our Lady of Fatima tell of today’s Christian
persecution, in addition to the martyrdom of the past century,
Cardinal Angelo Amato has said.
The prefect of the Congregation for Saints’ Causes made the
comment as he opened a conference on “The Message of Fatima
between Charism and Prophecy”. The text of his talk was
published on the website of the Vatican newspaper, L’Osservatore
Romano.
Cardinal Amato said he had “the privilege” of reading the original
manuscripts of the secrets of Fatima when he served as secretary of
the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith from 2002 to 2008.
“I meditated on them at length because they cast a light of faith
and hope on the very sad events of the past century, but not only,”
he said.
Despite popular hopes that the 20th century would be a time of
reason and brotherhood, “it was in fact a tragic period for
Christianity”, he said.
Besides the two world wars, he said, “most tragic” incidents of
Christian persecution occurred, including “the Armenian genocide,
the Mexican repression, the Spanish persecution, the Nazi
massacres, the Communist extermination and, in this first part of
the third millennium, Islamist persecution.”
“There are millions of victims of evil ideologies, which generated
conflicts and continue to generate conflicts, hatred and division,”
he added.
“As Pope Francis often repeats, the Church today is a Church of
martyrs, of those Christians who, defenseless, are killed daily out
of hatred for their unshakeable faith in our Lord, Jesus Christ,” he
continued.
“The message of Fatima, in a visionary way, evokes this tragedy,
lifting the veil on concrete historical events,” where the Devil
“opposes God’s benevolence” and “continues to tempt” the
Church, just as he tempted Jesus, “instilling in men’s hearts
feelings of enmity and death”, he said.
Cardinal Amato described the Fatima message, with its concrete
allusions to war, division and tragedies, as “without a doubt the
most prophetic of modern apparitions”.
But he dismissed claims that there is more to the secrets of Fatima
2
than what has been made public. Canadian Fr Nicholas Gruner,
who died on April 29 of a sudden heart attack, founded the The
Fatima Crusader magazine and was among the strongest voices
claiming that there was more to the message of Fatima than had
been revealed.
“There is no fourth secret and there are no other hidden secrets,”
said Cardinal Amato.
Mary appeared to three shepherd children in Fatima, Portugal, in
1917, and confided in them three secrets. Years later, Carmelite
Sister Lucia dos Santos, one of the visionaries, wrote them down.
The first two secrets included a vision of hell, along with
prophecies concerning the outbreak of World War II, the rise of
Communism and the ultimate triumph of the Immaculate Heart of
Mary, especially in Russia if the country was consecrated to her
Immaculate Heart. They were made public in the 1930s.
Sister Lucia wrote down the third secret, and gave it to her local
bishop in a sealed envelope. It was sent to the Vatican in 1957,
where successive popes read it but decided not to reveal its
contents. It was finally made public in 2000. It told of a “bishop in
white” who falls dead after being shot by soldiers on a hill. Behind
him are many martyred priests, bishops and faithful.
Cardinal Amato said the interpretation of the third secret was
entrusted to the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. Then
Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, who was prefect at the time, suggested
in his interpretation that it referred to the 1981 assassination
attempt on St John Paul II and he “affirmed that Fatima helps us
‘to understand the signs of the times and to find the correct
responses for them in the faith,'” said Cardinal Amato.
“The maternal hand that diverted the bullet without killing the
pope indicates that an immutable destiny does not exist and that
the power of faith and prayer can influence history: prayer is more
powerful than bullets,” explained Cardinal Amato.
Cardinal Amato said Fatima also reveals the opposition between
Mary and the Devil.
“There is the need to recognise the presence and action of evil on
people and populations in history,” he said. “Humanity is
constantly seduced by the opponent of good, which is always ready
to make [humanity] fall into the abyss of perdition.”
“But the Son of God came precisely to destroy the works of evil,”
he continued. “And in this fight, Mary, fully involved in the saving
work of Christ, cooperates effectively with her divine Son against
Satan.”
Mary “accompanies the Church and humanity” through history and
arouses in the hearts of the faithful “forces for good” that win
against the “assaults of men and perverse ideologies”.
“In this resides the charisma of Fatima,” he said, which he
described as “a gift of the Trinity” that allows people and the
Church “to become increasingly aware of the struggle of good
versus evil and of the inevitable victory of grace over sin”.
“The vision of Fatima lifts the veil on the hell that exists on earth,
but it also offers the consoling prophecy of our heavenly home,”
he concluded.
May 17, 2015
Today’s Readings
First Reading — This Jesus who has been taken up from you
into heaven will return in the same way as you have seen him
going into heaven (Acts 1:1-11).
Psalm — God mounts his throne to shouts of joy: a blare of
trumpets for the Lord (Psalm 47).
Second Reading — God seated Jesus at his right hand in the
heavens (Ephesians 1:17-23) or Ephesians 4:1-13 [1-7, 11-13].
Gospel — The Lord Jesus was taken up into heaven and took
his seat at the right hand of God (Mark 16:15-20).
Treasures from Tradition
Surprisingly, the church moved very slowly in claiming
marriage as a focus of attention and care. Nearly everywhere in
the Roman world, citizens agreed on how to celebrate marriage.
Consent of the man and woman is what made a marriage valid
in the eyes of the law, and although there was a traditional
ceremony, it was home based and optional. The ceremony was
for showing the social status of the families involved (the
procession ideally detoured through crowds), and for reminding
the woman of her legal transfer from her father’s control to her
husband’s. The “big moment” of the ceremony had nothing to
do with vows, but with the bride’s donning the yellow veil with
red highlights that was the daily wear of married women. A
wedding feast included soothsayers and animal sacrifice to the
new household’s gods. Christians found that distasteful, of
course, but since marriage was a family matter, they could edit
things out. The church was comfortable with this, and
sometimes recommended that the couple seek the advice of the
bishop. His permission was only required for the marriage of a
cleric, or for a marriage Rome didn’t recognize, such as between
a free woman and a slave. There was no blessing, no liturgy, no
priest. Christians followed the customs of the day, but they
knew that custom and relationships were transformed from
within themselves by the fact of their baptism. Outwardly,
Christians married exactly as their pagan neighbors, but they
certainly invested the usual gestures with a dynamic sense of
Christ’s presence.
—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Important Announcements
Prayers for the Sick
Please pray for all of the sick of our community , that they may
find healing and comfort in Christ, especially:
Joe Cruz
Anthony Misetich
Richard Anderson
Darby Torres
Maureen Vittorio
Mary Amalfitano
Joanna Valadez &
Baby
Paul Kmezovich
Jacqueline Velazquez
Ecija Zanki
Michael Martinez
Della Accetta
Louis Pagano
Margaret (Mills)
Julio Arroyo
Schuyler
Janelle Fanning
Ciara Shout & her
Sergio Baraja
Unborn child
*Names stay on the sick list for 3 weeks, if you would like them
to continue please call the parish office to have the name added
again. Please notify us of any changes.
In Memoriam
In remembrance, let us pray for all who have gone before us to
rest in eternal life in heaven:
Betty Spralja
Sister Andrew Crean
Mary Star's bereavement support group meets Saturdays at
3:30 pm in the MGPC Round Room. For more information, call
Paula Mazzarino at (310) 547-2103
Prayer Intentions of the Holy Father
UNIVERSAL: Care for the Suffering: That, rejoicing the
culture of indifference, we may care for our neighbors who
suffer, especially the sick and the poor.
EVANGELIZATION: Openness to Mission: That Mary’s
intercession may help Christians in secularized cultures be open
to proclaiming Jesus.
Quotes of the Week
THE SHIP OF THE CHURCH
The Church is like a great ship being pounded by the waves of
life’s different stresses. Our duty is not to abandon ship, but to
keep her on her course.
—St. Boniface
Laughing is the Best Type of Medicine
There will be no Italian 6:30 pm Mass
today or on Sunday, May 24th due to
Confirmation.
A kindergarten teacher was walking
around observing her classroom of
children while they were drawing
pictures. As she got to one girl who was
Please note, on Sunday, May 24th there
working diligently, she asked what the
will be no Croatian 1:30 PM, Teen 5 PM, or
drawing was. The girl replied, "I'm
Italian 6:30 PM Masses. All are invited to
attend our other services at 7:30 AM, 9 AM, drawing God." The teacher paused and said,
10:30 AM, or 12 Noon, multicultural Mass. "But no one knows what God looks like. Without looking
up from her drawing, the girl replied, "They will in a
There will be a reception following the 12 Noon Mass in the
minute."
Auditorium in honor of Pentecost.
May 17, 2015
3
NEWS & EVENTS
Memorial Brick Campaign
Pave the way to continued success at MSSE. Buy a memorial
brick to honor a graduate, beloved family member or fellow
parishioner. All Proceeds will be used to enrich the academic
programs and improve the physical plant at MSSE. Be part of
the 100 year celebration. Leave your legacy today. Go online
to place your order now at: www.marystarbrick.com. Please call
the school office at (310) 831-0875 for more information!
Don’t Miss this Special Musical Event
IN CONCERT LYRA – THE VOCAL ENSEMBLE OF ST.
PETERSBURG, RUSSIA
Sunday June 14, 2015, 7:30 pm St. Lawrence Martyr Church
1900 S. Prospect Ave., Redondo Beach
The hour-long program will feature Sacred Music of Russian
Orthodox Church & Russian Folk Songs A freewill offering will
be taken For more info, contact René Ayala, 310-316-0090,
[email protected]
Attention Eucharistic Ministers
Our annual training and retreat will be on
Saturday, June 6, 2015. Be sure to mark
this date in your calendar. It is very
important that you attend. All lectors and
liturgical ministers are also invited to
attend. If you want to be a Eucharistic
minister contact Robert Hohman Jr. at 310-935-9318 before the
retreat, a formation program and answer to your questions will
be addressed. Program will run from 9:00 am. to 3:00 pm. with
breaks for refreshments.
Holy Hour
In order to convert America and save the World
what we need is for every parish to come before
Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament in Holy Hours of
prayer ( Blessed Mother Teresa)
Every Wednesday there is a Holy Hour in the
church from 6-7 pm. Within the hour, there is a
rosary with beautiful reflections, time for silent
reflection, and the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, concluding with
Benediction. Please come and spend 1 hour with Jesus. This is a
special time of abundant blessings for all!
Bingo Night!
RSVP:
4
Please Join the St. Anne Society for an
Evening of Fun! Help raise money for our
society activities!
Hot dogs, Popcorn, Desserts and lots of Bingo
Fun!
May 27th. 6:30 pm
Knights of Columbus Room, Mary Star of the
Sea
Carol Lauro: (310) 614-6347
Delight Hernandez: (310) 831-6214
Stella Maris
Catholic Books & Gift Store
Announcements:
[email protected]
We will close on Sunday,
(310) 519-8661
5/24 for Memorial Day.
Bookstore will be closed
Store Hours:
on Wednesdays during
Wed. 2:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
summer beginning on
Sun. 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
June 3rd.
We honor Mary Star of the Sea Elementary
& High School Scrip!
Together in Mission
Goal:
$84,000.00
Amount pledged:
$49,000.00
Thank You from the Cluny Sisters
The Crean Family and the Cluny Sisters would like to thank the
parishioners for their prayers and support as we celebrated the
life of Sr. Andrew Crean. We thank the priests, Deacon Willie
and all those whose service at the Vigil, Eucharistic Celebration
and Burial created a beautiful memorial for the life of Sr.
Andrew. We are grateful for all those who contributed in so
many ways to the joyful reception after Sisters Mass. Those
who prepared and decorated the auditorium, those who
contributed deserts, who helped prepare food, who served, and
who were so very attentive to everyone who came to remember
Sr. Andrew. We know that she continues to pray for us.
God bless each of you.
I.C.F. Casino Bus Trip
The Italian Catholic Federation Branch
#115 is planning a turnaround trip on
Tuesday, June 30, 2015 at the Pechanga
Indian Casino. Price $23.00 per person.
I.C.F. members will receive $3.00
discount. Casino will give $5.00 playing
credit. For reservations call Pauline Iacono at 310-832-0563.
Please note, the Parish Office
will be closed Monday, May
25th and will resume normal
business hours on Tuesday,
May 26th. Thank you.
May 17, 2015
Did You Know?
Rosary for the Unborn
Kids need to know how to protect themselves at home
We consider our homes to be safe places for our children.
But being home alone can pose risks for children. Here are
a few tips to teach kids that will help keep them safe when
you are not with them at home: 1. Never answer the door
if alone. 2. Do not invite anyone in the house without the
permission of a parent or babysitter. 3. Write important
phone numbers on a list in case of an emergency. For
more tips visit: http://www.ncpc.org/topics/violent-crimeand-personal-safety/copy_of_home-alone
You are invited to a Rosary-centered service at the
Shrine to the Unborn in Holy Cross Cemetery next
Sunday, May 17th, 2015, sponsored by the Knights
of Columbus. Holy Cross Cemetery is at 5835
West Slauson Ave., between Sepulveda and La
Cienega. The service will begin at 2:00 pm at the Holy Cross
Cemetery Risen Christ Chapel, with a procession to the Shrine.
Please bring your family and friends. For further information,
contact: Tom Ullman, tel. (310) 670-0605.
Save the Date: 2015 Parish Fiesta
Come join us for the 68th Annual Parish
Fiesta Friday, Saturday, and Sunday July
17th, 18th, and 19th. Main Grand Prizes are:
$20,000 in cash or a new 2015 Chevy
Cruze or a 2015 Chevy Sonic (winner’s
choice).
Second Prize: 3-Night Princess Baja Cruise
for Two
Third Prize: 2-Night Las Vegas Trip for Two
Fourth Prize: 2-Night at J.W. Marriott Palm Desert for Two
Main raffle tickets are $1.00 each or a full book of 30 tickets for
$30.00. Drawing will be held on Sunday night, July 19th at 10
PM. All parish families will be mailed raffle tickets in early
June. Please support our annual event by purchasing a book of
main raffle tickets.
Stella Maris Maritime Day Concert
Mary Star of the Sea Catholic
Church presents “Stella Maris
Maritime Day Soprano and Organ
Concert” featuring Soprano,
Alexandra Ramos and Organist,
Ken Weber. Come join us on
Saturday, May
30th at 7:30
pm in our
Church for an
evening of music to help support
our Maritime Ministry. Suggested
donation $10. All are welcomed!
Full-time Logistics/Food Service Position
Each candidate will be selling raffle tickets to receive your vote.
For each and every ticket a candidate sells, she will receive one
vote per ticket.
Under the general supervision of the Kitchen Supervisor the
Logistics/Food Service Worker is responsible for logistics needed
for event setups, basic handyman duties and the general functions
for the cleanliness, upkeep and maintenance of the kitchen.
Qualifications and Education Requirements:
Minimum of High School diploma or equivalent.
Active (Serve Safe) State sanitary certification and minimum
two hours of job related continuing education per year.
Must be able to speak, read, write, and understand the
English language at a high school level
$10.00 per hour. Guaranteed 29-32 hours a week.
If interested please email a copy of your resume to
[email protected] and we will contact you
to schedule an interview.
A Message from our Adoration Coordinator
Mary & Joseph Retreat Center
“TEMPORARY OPENINGS! I NEED HELP AGAIN! I have
several TEMPORARY openings for the months of May & June
because of people leaving for vacations. “ I am here, Lord,
because I know I need You. I want to be healed of anything that
keeps me from being the person You created me to be.”
The hours to be filled are:
Sundays 5-6 p.m.
Mondays 1-2 p.m.
Tuesdays 2-3 p.m.
Tuesdays 3-4 p.m.
Fridays
3-4 p.m.
Saturdays 7-8 p.m.
Saturdays 8-9 p.m.
Please help if you can. I appreciate it! Thank you, Barbara
West / Coordinator I can be reached at 310/548-1693”
Saturday, May 16th: The Dance from Darkness
to Light with Anne Hansen, MA from 9:30 am 3:30 pm: Participants will examine both the dark
and the light in their lives for the purpose of
seeing their giftedness and for identifying paths
that can lead to balance and peace. Meditation,
silence, prayer and other contemplative techniques
will be utilized throughout the day. Anne Hansen
serves as the Director of the LA Ignatian Volunteer Corps. Cost:
$50 To register call Irma at (310) 377-4867 X 234.
Fiesta Queen Contest
Come out and support our FIVE Fiesta
Princesses. Each candidate will have their
individual bake sale after all Masses starting
in the middle of June.
This year’ candidates are: Celine Duenas, Caeli Campolo,
Allison Castagnola, Michelle Mersman, Danielle Svorinich.
May 17, 2015
5
FAITH FORMATION
Jesus is Risen, alleluia!
Christ is truly risen,
alleluia!!
Congratulations
We congratulate the youth and adults who are being
confirmed today. We pray that they continue to be
open to the gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit as they
live each day.
Religious Education Classes continue until
Wednesday May 13 and Saturday Mary 16.
Vacation Bible School has been
NEWS:
Confirmation Registration is still OPEN!!
Please register ASAP! Registration Forms
are available in the back of the church.
Turn them into the main Rectory Office
or the Youth Ministry office.
All 1st year Confirmation Candidates need to re-register
More information is available at marystar.org
Proclaim the Gospel
Today we celebrate one of the tenets of our creed: that the
Lord ascended into heaven. From Mark’s Gospel we hear the
final words Jesus spoke to his disciples shortly before he
ascended into heaven. Those were words of commissioning,
no less real for us today than they were to the disciples then.
We are called to “proclaim the gospel to every creature.” For
the vast majority of us, this means that we proclaim the
gospel by the witness of our everyday lives. Treating others
with dignity and respect, providing for those less fortunate
than ourselves, being good stewards of the many gifts
showered on us, coming together as God’s family in worship
and praise—these are all signs that the gospel has taken root
in our lives.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
6
cancelled for this year.
CRS Rice Bowls: Please return the Rice Bowls
with your offerings as soon as possible.
Recycling: We continue to do our little bit to save
the earth by recycling and teaching the children the
importance of doing so.
If you need further information on any of the above
programs please call Sister Mary or Carmen at 310833-3641 ext. 221, 222
BAPTISMS
We welcome infants and young children to the
Sacrament of Baptism. Visit the parish office for a
Baptism Information package and to schedule an
appointment.
We ask parents, when coming to register for infant
Baptism, to please bring the baby’s birth certificate.
Please check our website for necessary information to be
brought to the interview for scheduling a Baptism.
May 17, 2015
OUR SCHOOLS
Mary Star High School News
Mary Star Elementary School News
MSHS News:
Congratulations to Mrs. Anna Andrie,
Education of the Year! The San Pedro
Rotary Club Foundation will honor Mrs.
Andrie at their annual Community
Heroes Dinner on Thursday, May 28th.
Mrs. Andrie was nominated and selected
by the Rotary Club for her “devotion to the betterment of San
Pedro.”
Dear Mary Star Parishioners,
The Mary Star Parish and her schools have played an integral
On Thursday evening, May 14th, all of the 2014-2015
part in the formation of our San Pedro community. Mary Star
of the Sea High School is extremely grateful to those families
whose donations include remembrances and dedications to
their loved ones who have passed. Our students and the
Norbertine fathers will pray for the souls of the following
beloved during the student Marian Celebration Mass on
Monday, May 18th. Please keep the following family
members, who were remembered this quarter in Memorial
Pledges to our school, in your prayers:
Jack Alafetich
Jerry Bogdanovich
Virginia Brownell
Joseph Falcone
Mark Ganoe
Bill Kostich
Alex Marinkovich
Ruza Marinkovich
Matthew Matich
Ana Moore
Frank Munoz
Ann Nix
Dr. Amy Radovcic
Gaetano and Rita Scotti
Ida Violante
Mary Glynn Zuanich
The Dollar-a-Day "Phone-A-Thon"is back! Please support this
important endeavor to raise funds for the school. We heartily
thank those who have participated in the past and hope more
will join us this year. Students will meet each Wednesday
night at 6:30 p.m. in the faculty room to make phone calls
asking potential donors to contribute to our "Dollar-A-Day"
Development Drive. Parents interested in providing assistance
can contact the Development Office: 310-833-3861 or
[email protected].
Just a reminder the school campus will be closed on Friday,
May 22nd and Monday, May 25th in honor of Memorial Day.
Enjoy your extra-long weekend!
Upcoming events:
Fine Arts Night on Tuesday, May 19th at 7 p.m.
May 17, 2015
Congratulations to Mary Star Student,
Jacob Austin, who received the Sacraments
of Baptism, First Communion, and
Confirmation at our school Mass on Friday
May 15th.
This week we highlight our Schoolwide Learning Expectation:
Strive for Personal Success
MSSE athletes were honored and recognized at our annual
banquet.
MSSE Junior High Students are learning the game of field
hockey during PE time.
Students from each grade were awarded for showing
responsibility for April’s Virtue of the Month Award.
8th Grade students are preparing for Finals and took the
High School Placement exam for Math.
REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR THE
2015 – 2016 SCHOOL YEAR!
CALL, TOUR, JOIN THE FAMILY
God Bless You,
Noreen Maricich
Principal
Mary Star of the Sea Preschool
Registration is now OPEN for the 20152016 school year for 3-5year olds who are
fully potty trained. Our preschool program
is year round, part time and full time.
Come on over and take a tour! No appointments necessary!
We have a safe environment with qualified, caring teachers
who instruct faith development and age appropriate hands-on
activities in Creative Art, Kindergarten Readiness, Math
Concepts, Science Exploration, Multicultural Exposure, Music/
Movement Activities, Dramatic Play, Outdoor Activities and
Character Development.
For more information about our preschool program please call
(310) 833-3541 ext. 228 and ask for Beth Castagnola, Director,
email at [email protected] or visit
www.MaryStarElementary.com/page.php?p=46
7
Saturday,
8:00 a.m.—
5:15 p.m.—
Sunday,
7:30 a.m.—
9:00 a.m.—
10:30 a.m.—
12:00 p.m.—
1:30 p.m.—
5:00 p.m.—
6:30 p.m.—
Monday,
8:00 a.m.—
5:15 p.m.—
Tuesday,
May 16, 2015 Saturday,
Mother’s Day Novena
Zorka & Boze Dragovich by Bob & Zemina &
Family †
May 16, 2015
9:00 a.m.—MSSE 1st Communion—Church
3:30 p.m.—Bereavement Support Group—MGPC Round Room
7:00 p.m.—Spanish Prayer Group—MSB 111, 215
May 17, 2015 Sunday,
Mother’s Day Novena
For All Parishioners of Mary Star
Luis Patrick Arguello by Arguello Family †
Karlo Lucin by daughter, Sue Lucin †
Bubalo by Stipe & Yolanda Bubalo †
Confirmation Mass: Bishop’s Intention
No Italian Mass
May 17, 2015
No events on this day.
Monday,
May 18, 2015
5:45 p.m.—Perpetual Adoration Devotion—Church
6:00 p.m.—Mary Star Neighborhood Watch Grp—MGPC R/R
6:30 p.m.—Croatian Choir Rehearsal—Church
Tuesday,
9:00 a.m.—Lectio Divina—MGPC Chapel
May 18, 2015 5:45 p.m.—Perpetual Adoration Devotion—Church
Mother’s Day Novena
7:00 p.m.—Knights of Columbus Meeting—K of C
Sam Longin Sr. by Franceska Longin (wife) †
7:30 p.m.—Prayer Group—MGPC Chapel
May 19, 2015
May 19, 2015 Wednesday,
8:00 a.m.—
5:15 p.m.—
Wes, Mike, John, Sue, Jim, Karen & Nancy by mom
Consuelo Romo by Christina Kuis †
5:15 p.m.—
John Joseph Carrigg by Michael & Madelyn Walker†
4:15
5:30
5:45
Wednesday,
May 20, 2015 6:00
6:00
8:00 a.m.— Brian Knez by mom †
7:00
5:15 p.m.— Ante Duzic by Mira Stame & Family †
7:00
Thursday,
May 21, 2015 7:00
7:00
8:00 a.m.— Ana Nix by Silvia & Ana †
May 20, 2015
p.m.—Religious Ed. Class K-6th Gr.—MSB 112-218
p.m.—Religious Ed. Class 7th & 8th Grades—MSB 112-218
p.m.—Perpetual Adoration Devotion—Church
p.m.—Cub Scouts—MSB 213-218
p.m.—Holy Hour—Church
a.m.—Al Anon Meeting—MGPC Round Room
p.m.—Club Trappeto Board Mtg.—K of C
p.m.—Hispanic Group Practice—MSB 111
p.m.—Velike Gospe Meeting—MGPC Long Room
Thursday,
May 21, 2015
9:00 a.m.—Bible Study—MGPC Round Room
3:30 p.m.—Liturgy Meeting—REC
5:45 p.m.—Perpetual Adoration Devotion—Church
7:00 p.m.—Craft Committee—MGPC Round Room
7:00 p.m.—Hispanic Group Enrichment/Growth—MSB 215
May 23, 2015 7:00 p.m.—RCIA Session—K of C
Friday,
May 22, 2015
8:00 a.m.— Joey Amalfitano by mom, dad, & sisters †
5:15 p.m.— Mr. & Mrs. Nick Burich by John Burich †
Saturday,
8:00 a.m.—
5:15 p.m.—
Sunday,
7:30 a.m.—
9:00 a.m.—
10:30 a.m.—
12:00 p.m.—
1:30 p.m.—
5:00 p.m.—
6:30 p.m.—
8
Pietro Russo by Rosa Colonna †
Victor & Giuseppina by son, Carmine Tuberosi &
Family †
May 24, 2015
Vincenza Camello by Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Mattera
& Family †
For All Parishioners of Mary Star
Multilingual Mass—Pro Populo
Alex Marinkovich by Joseph’s Bakery †
No Croatian Mass
Bibiana Santillan & Opiniano Jr. Santillan †
No Italian Mass
Friday,
5:45 p.m.—Perpetual Adoration Devotion—Church
7:00 p.m.—Croatian Rosary—MGPC Chapel
May 22, 2015
Saturday,
May 23, 2015
9:00 a.m.—MSSE 1st Communion—Church
3:30 p.m.—Bereavement Support Group—MGPC Round Room
7:00 p.m.—Spanish Prayer Group—MSB 111, 215
Sunday,
No events on this day.
May 24, 2015
Attention Parishioners: Unfortunately, due to the
compromise and malfunction of our Parish Network and
database, we are unable to update the calendar or events.
†=deceased Please call the Parish Office at (310) 833-3541 with
additional questions or concerns. We apologize for this
inconvenience.
Thank you.
May 17, 2015
Parish Office: (310) 833-3541
Fax: (310) 833-9254
[email protected]
Business Administrator: Josephine Frka Ext: 205
Parish Secretary: Maria C. Palacios Ext. 201
Bulletin Editor: Vanessa A. Romo Ext: 203
Bulletin Deadline: Saturday by 3 pm to [email protected]
Adult Initiation
Sister Mary (310) 833-3541
Email: [email protected]
Christian Care
Richard and Pat Hildebrandt
(310) 548-1645
853 W. 7th St., San Pedro
Maritime Ministry
Fr. Freddie Chua
Ext. 208
Mary Star of the Sea Elementary
717 S. Cabrillo Ave.
San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 831-0875
Website: www.marystarelementary.com
Principal: Noreen Maricich
Youth Ministry & Confirmation
George Vasquez Ext: 220
Email: [email protected]
Bereavement Support Group
Paula Mazzarino
310-547-2103
Bible Study (evenings)
Deacon Garcia
310-831-9839
Bible Study (mornings)
Holly Oldenburg
310-547-3507
Gene Terrazas
310-548-0255
Croatian Catholic Family Guild
Mario Juravich
310-547-3870
Croatian Choir
Jospi Mardesic
310-548-0450
Daughters of Isabella
Tina Giles
310-519-7786
Divine Mercy Group
Madelyn Walker
Virginia Pagan
310-872-8129
Environment
Lu Barbieri
310-833-3541
Families of Nazareth
Holly Oldenburg
310-547-3507
May 17, 2015
Mary Star of the Sea High School
2500 N. Taper Ave
San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 547-1138
Website: www.marystarhigh.com
Principal: Rita Dever
Mary Star of the Sea High School Development Office
(310) 833-3861
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Music Ministry
Jelil Romano Ext: 224
Religious Education
Sr. Mary Glynn , Carmen Garske Ext: 222
Email: [email protected]
Sacristan & Altar Servers
Nick Vilicich Ext: 225
St. Vincent de Paul
Celia Bremer Ext: 223
Vocation Discernment
Website: www.LAVocations.org
Fr. Manuel L. Bravo (310) 833-3541
Email: [email protected]
Fiesta Committee
Neal DiBernardo
310-833-3541 ext. 203
[email protected]
Filipino Community
Danny Vinluan Eslava
424-210-4450
Guadalupanos
Maricela Delgado
424-263-1358
Grupo de Oracion
Amadeo Escobar
323-841-4497
Hispanic Group
Jorge Malca
424-224-0071
Hospitality/Mary & Martha
Josephine Frka
310-833-3541
Homebound Eucharistic Ministries
Sister Ena Maguire, SJC
310-834-5431
Italian Catholic Federation Branch #115
Neal DiLeva
310-833-9444
Jr. Altar Society
Michelle Downes
Vanessa Romo
310-833-3541
Knights of Columbus
Nick Vilicich
310-833-4537
KofC1740.org
Lectors—Ministry of the Word
Bob Costales
310-570-5743
Perpetual Adoration
Barbara West
310-548-1693
Prayer Group
Edna Gonzalez
310-548-5053
Respect Life
Katie Clark
310-514-1493
St. Anne Altar Society
Delight Hernandez
310-831-6214
St. Joseph Table
Josephine Accetta
310-519-0289
San Pietro Society
Grace Ciolino
310-548-8447
Club Trappetto
Sal Cracchiolo
310-548-1228
Velike Gospe Society
Dorothy Bonacich
310-521-8606
Virtus
Nick Vilicich
310-833-3541 ext. 225
9