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Orthodontic
Specialist
EL DORADO SAVINGS BANK
George L Cook Sr, Chairman Executive Committee
35 Offices to Serve You
Kelly M. Giannetti
Purchase •Refinance •Conventional •Jumbo •FHA •VA •Reverse
[email protected]
CA BRE # 01857513 NMLS # 357695
Parishioner and Jesuit Alumnus
Specializing in Sports Medicine and Joint Replacement
2801 K St, Ste 330

733-5049

www.patrickmcgahanmd.com
www.EastSac.com
Orthodontics for Children & Adults
454-0323
Contractor's License# 552529
FOR
916 452-3584
Serving Sacramento’s Finest Neighborhoods www.sacortho.com
452-4527
Andy's
Concrete
& Tree Service
Cell: 730-1441
Family owned
since 1970
Patrick J. McGahan, MD
5215 Folsom Blvd
www.rustflorist.com
Orthopedic Surgeon
Mention this ad
EMERGENCY
PERRI ELECTRIC INC.
GRANUCCI LAW OFFICE
J & J Plumbing
2650 21st Street, Ste 8
50 YRS
Robert J.  James M.  Brian R.
Residential • Commercial
errri @ 455-3052
Plumbing  Remodels
Pe
Frank P
Sewer & Drain Work Estate Planning • Trusts & Wills • Probate • Estate Litigation QUALITY WORK FOR OVER 50 YEARS
or
Ed: 761-4990 455-9432 1318 G Sreet  Sacramento  446-7511 1740 - 36th St. • Lic. #197029
DRE# 01909853
Mimi Holtkamp
Alumna~Parishioner
803-1064
mimiholtkamp.com
Evan’s Kitchen and Catering
The Right Caterer for your Event
Consider
Remembering
Your Parish in
Your Will.
Georgette Temple - Catering Sales Manager
“To Place your Order”
916
412-1025
Wedding Specialist • All Event Receptions
Banquet facilities available
Please call the Parish Office
Pray for Vocations
& Eat Ice Cream
www.chefevan.com
855 57th Street, Suite C, Sacramento
AMERICAN • • •
• • • STANDARDS
• We are authorized to install and
service ALL makes and models
• Visa M/C • Rebates
Nicoletti, Culjis & Herberger
Funeral Home
5401 Folsom Blvd
Sacramento, CA 95819
916-22
4-3629
6-224-3629
Heating & Cooling
Garry Powels
Lic # 845319
Se habla Español
AD SPACE
AVAILABLE!
916 921-8584
K-SMH (Sacrament Most Holy)
Buy Any Sandwich
Get One FREE
(Up to $700 Value)
2333 Arden Way SH
920-8382
FD #355
Phone: 916-451-7284
Serving the Sacramento Community with
Dignity, compassion & integrity since 1932
W.F. Gormley & Sons
Family Tradition of Dignified
& Compassionate Service
www.gormleyandsons.com
916 443-6513
Fd#134
Funeral Directors since 1897
Pick some clay
& paint it
your way!
2 333 Arden Way,
916
900-4031
Suite D, next to Leatherby's
www.createceramics.com
Mercy McMahon Terrace
Across from Sacred Heart Church l Assisted Living At It's Best
3865 J St

733-6510
w w w. m e r c y m c m a h o n t e r r a c e . o r g
RCFE#340312763
Complete Install
-starting at $4995
Catholic Radio
KSMH
AM 1620
Holy Communion Available + Mass on Saturdays
STEPHANIE GLORIOSO EPOLITE
Attorney At Law
WILLS, TRUSTS, PROBATES,
GUARDIANSHIPS,
& CONSERVATORSHIPS
(916) 565-7433
1515 River Park Drive,
Suite 100
649-1515
David J. Crippen, DDS, Inc.
920 29th Street
Sacramento, CA 95816
Phone: (916) 476-3972
www.capitalpd.com
ALEX ENGARDT
ROOFING
Since 1923
LIC. #241602
452-7341
Church Bulletin Co
©1993-2014
777 Cam pus Com m ons Road, Suit e 200
Cataract  Glaucoma
General Ophthalmology
1-866-314-2226 or 916/ 921-8584 •Sacred Heart Church
HELPING YOU WITH ALL YOUR MORGAGE NEEDS
Parishioner
BRE#01447558
Sacramento, CA
Chris Jones, Mortgage Loan Originator
916-309-4678 • 888-577-8836 X 108
——DMD, MPH, MS, APC——
1040 THIRTY-NINTH STREET
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95816
916 / 452-4136
WWW.SACHEART.ORG/PARISH
OFFICE HOURS: M - F, 8 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.
PARISH STAFF
MSGR. ROBERT P. WALTON, PASTOR
REV. CLEETUS KARAKKAT, PAROCHIAL VICAR
GILBERT PARRA, DEACON
WILLIAM RIEHL, DEACON
MRS. THERESA SPARKS, SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
PARISH SCHOOL, 856 39TH STREET, 456-1576
KRISTIN HANSEN, REL. ED. COORDINATOR, 456-1576
RITA SPILLANE, RCIA AND
ADULT FAITH FORMATION DIRECTOR, 452-4830
BRIDGET AND DAVE PARSH,
YOUTH MINISTERS, [email protected]
DR. DONALD KENDRICK, MUSIC DIRECTOR, 278-6805
LITURGY SCHEDULE
WEEKEND MASSES:
SATURDAY VIGIL 5:30 P.M.; SUNDAY 8, 9:30,
AND 11 A.M. (MUSIC WITH SCHOLA CANTORUM)
WEEKDAY MASSES:
M - F: 8 A.M.; SAT 9 A.M.
FIRST FRIDAY: 8 A.M. AND 12 NOON
HOLY DAYS: PLEASE SEE BULLETIN
NATIONAL HOLIDAYS: 9 A.M. (NO 8 A.M.)
LITURGY OF THE HOURS - MORNING PRAYER:
M - F: 7:30 A.M.; SAT 8:30 A.M.
RECONCILIATION: SATURDAY 4-5 P.M.
BAPTISM: PLEASE CALL RECTORY
MARRIAGE: PLEASE CALL RECTORY SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE
Fifth Sunday of Easter
Communion: Intimacy with Jesus
In the First Reading, we see how Barnabas helps
the people of Jerusalem to accept St. Paul into
the community of believers. The Holy Spirit was guiding the
early Church, so even though St. Paul encountered opposition,
the message took hold and he went on to preach in Tarsus. •
Psalm 22 is the one Jesus quoted from the cross. Like all
lamentations this one ends with verses of praise and gratitude
to God for His powerful intervention. It goes on to predict
that one day all peoples, to the ends of the earth, will praise
God for all He has done, and all who die will also praise Him.
• In the Second Reading, St. John is encouraging us to practice
the Faith not just in word, but also in deed. He also tells us to
trust in God’s goodness, by placing our hearts in His, making
Him the center of our being. We should live the Faith vertically
and horizontally, loving God and our neighbor. • In today’s
Gospel from St. John, we are encouraged to establish an
intimate relationship with God, which will enable us to find
the true meaning of our lives. Jesus tells us that He is the Way,
the Truth and the Life, the Source of our vitality, as the vine is
to the branches. As we live out our Christianity, we draw
strength, life from the Vine. This intimacy is obtained from
our relationship with our Eucharistic Lord, our Holy
Communion with Jesus present inside us. This sacrament
nourishes us so that we may be fruitful in God’s love.
New Testament Study Group
The next meeting is Thursday, May 14th in the Parish Hall at
1:00 p.m. The assignment is Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians.
New members are always welcome. For information call Marie
Schumacher at 453-1565 or Tom Slakey at 455-7186.
Rosary Makers (ROMA)
The Rosary Makers continue to make and donate rosaries around
the world including locally. You will find some rosaries in the
literature rack in the church vestibule. Please remember that the
Rosary is not a toy. Donations are greatly appreciated and help to
buy the materials to make the rosaries. Place your donation in a
special envelope available on the literature rack. and place donation
in the collection basket, the rectory mail slot.
Prayer of the Week
Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, you have
revealed to the nations your saving power and
filled all ages with the words of a new song. Hear the echo of
this hymn. Give us voice to sing your praise throughout this
season of joy. Through Christ our Lord.
The Eucharist
“In all truth I tell you if you do not eat the flesh of the Son of
Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you. Anyone who
does eat my flesh and drink my blood has eternal life, and I
shall raise that person up on the last day.” – John 6:53-54 •
Reception of the Eucharist completes our initiation as full
members of Christ’s body. More, all the other sacraments and
apostolic ministries of the Church are bound up with and
oriented to the Eucharist. In the words of the Dogmatic
Constitution on the Church, the Eucharist is “the source and
summit of the Christian life” (11). It signifies and really causes
our union with the Blessed Trinity, and it is the source of union
among the people of God. The Eucharist a sublime mystery
of God’s love, unites us to Christ’s sacrifice on the cross, a
sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving to the Father. Through
this wondrous gift, the Lord continues to pour out his saving
graces on the members of his body, the Church • The saints
understand well the power of the Eucharist and its importance
for Catholic life. St. Therese of Lisieux wrote: “Our Lord
does not come down from Heaven every day to lie in a golden
ciborium (in the church’s tabernacle). He comes to find another
heaven which is infinitely dearer to Him—the Heaven of our
souls.”
Divine Mercy
A gentle reminder that a small group of Sacred Heart
parishioners continue to meet the 2nd Saturday of each month
immediately following the 9:00 a.m. Mass to recite the Rosary
followed by the Divine Mercy prayer. Literature and
instructions are available in the church vestibule. If you have
any questions please contact Rita Fernandez at 451-4669,
Teresa Harris at 736-1737 or Teresa Walters at 484-6567.
In Our Prayers
Sun
Daily Mass Intentions
May 3 — May 10
8:00am
9:30am
11:00am
Mon 8:00am
Tue 8:00am
Wed 8:00am
Thu 8:00am
School Mass 9am
Fri 8:00am
Sat 9:00am
5:30pm
Sun 8:00am
9:30am
11:00am
Antoinette & Joe Franzella (+)
For the People of the Parish
Mona Carlberg (+)
Katheryne Walton (+)
Joan Koster (+)
James Boock (+)
Pietro & Eletta Malerbi (+)
James Boock (+)
Dorothy & Jerry Gabhart (+)
Marie Lucas (+)
Nancy Harding (+)
For the People of the Parish
Madalene & Joseph Ostoja(+)
Louis Maricle (+)
In Memoriam
Ashleigh Bierman • April 26, 2015
Saints of God, come to her aid!
Hasten to meet her, angels of the Lord!
Receive her soul & present her to God the Most High.
Please Pray for the Sick
Callie Claus, Robert Lynch, Greg Mayer, George Cook, Michael
Fletcher, Grayson Kemp, Gary Pepe, William Daniel Reed, Gene
Domek, Kelly Paquette, Stephanie Merenda, Joey Maly, Victoria
Generoso, Jim Collins, Grace Grant, Robert Arkebauer, Francis
Silvey, Libby Basurto, Dena Foster-Cook, Marie Schumacher,
Zack Tomlin, Will Tomlin, Ralph Goodall, Ed & Betty Rooney,
Suzanne Cormier, Josephine Haddock, Sr., G.R. Gurley, Darren
Stewart, Marge Mugartegui, Angel Curiel, Phillip Worth, Sonia
Damiano, Barbara Cramer, Carol Costine, Linda Veninga, Ava
Grace Arnold, Karen Amnon, Mary Terese Henricksen, Pamela
Saenz, Stan Boyd, David Hunn, Frances Sexton, Marlene
Marshall, Addison Parker, Brett Stover, Marilyn Williams Walker,
Norma Clark, Robert Clark, Jr., Ranier Guzman, Regina Kuzmich
“Remain in me as I remain in you, says the Lord.
May 3, 2015
Mother’s Day Rose Sale
Meetings & Events
Next weekend, May 9 & 10, the Sacramento
Life Center is sponsoring its annual Mother’s Day Rose Sale.
Beautiful, long-stemmed roses, individually packaged are
available for a $5.00 donation. Members of our Parish Respect
Life Committee will be in the church vestibule after all Masses.
• Please consider honoring mother, grandmother, sister,
daughter and friends, and celebrate the sanctity of life by
purchasing a rose. For more information about the Sacramento
Life Center visit their website: www.saclife.org
Cristo Rey High School: School Warming!
Cristo Rey, a co-education, Catholic high school established in
Sacramento in 2006 to deliver a quality, college prep curriculum
to students with limited financial resources, is known as “the
school that works.” Students work one day per week for local
businesses who partner to finance their education. Cristo Rey is
moving to a newer, larger campus and needs computers and
textbooks to get students off to a great start in their new home! ·
Please visit their website (www.crhss.org) or call (733-2660)
and purchase today. Thank you for your generosity!
Camp Pendola Summer Camp
Camp Pendola, the official summer camp of the Diocese of
Sacramento, is now accepting registrations for the 2015 summer
session. Camp Pendola offers a fun-filled experience for children
and youth under the supervision of trained college age
counselors. · For more information and registration materials or
to register online, visit Camp Pendola’s website:
www.pendola.org or call 916-733-0123.
Keeping Safe & Keeping Skateboarders Off
You may have noticed that recently new anti-skateboard/anticlimbing elements have been added to the handrails and
sidewalls of the church steps. You can help us by reporting
any skateboarding activity on the steps to the police.
Additionally, please keep all children off of the sidewalls to
prevent accidents and to send a consistent message that the
entrance is not a play yard or a skate park.
Chorus & Symphony Concert
Treat your Mother and family to an evening of beauty and
inspiration by joining our Music Director Donald Kendrick and
the Sacramento Choral Society and Orchestra for their final
concern of the spring season on Saturday, May 9 at 8:00 p.m.
(Pre-Concert Chat at 7:00 p.m.) in the Sacramento Community
Center Theater located at 1301 L Street. Tickets available at the
Sacramento Community Center Theater Box Office (916)8085181 or online at TICKETS.COM Information at (916)5369065 or http://sacramentochoral.com/tickets/
Please Join Us in Honoring Ms. Taricco
After more than 40 years of total dedication to Catholic education,
Ms. Taricco, our 3rd grade teacher, is retiring! We will be
celebrating Mass in honor of Ms. Taricco on Sunday, May 17th at
the 9:30 a.m. Family Mass. A reception will follow in the school
cafeteria until 12:30 p.m. Please join us in thanking her for service
by coming to Mass and attending the reception. Please spread the
word to alumni that you may know, all are welcome!
Icon of St. Jude
As you may know, Sister Anne Sekul, raised
in the parish and educated at Sacred Heart School, is a Sister of
Mercy and a gifted iconographer. We have commissioned Sister
Anne to “write” (paint) an icon of St. Jude for our church. The
icon will be hung in the St. Ann Chapel on the wall above the
votive candle stand. Over the coming months we will give update
reports on the progress of her work. • It has been said that the
finished icon is the result of the prayers of the iconographer and
the community who will receive the icon, seeking the intercession
of St. Jude. Parishioners are invited to join Sr. Anne in praying
that the Holy Spirit will guide her hand as she writes this sacred
image of St. Jude, patron saint of the desperate. • If you would
like to make a donation to go toward the cost of the icon, please
make your check payable to “Sacred Heart Church.” In the
memo field write: “St. Jude icon.” Special donations directed
toward the cost of the icon will enable the Parish to build up the
Church Buildings Fund. Thank you.
Congratulations on First Holy Communion
Yesterday, May 2, our Parish 2nd graders received their First
Holy Communion. These children are to be congratulated on
this milestone, along with their parents and families who helped
them celebrate this wonderful occasion. The children are:
Kypriana Adams, Sydney Barrett, Jack Cazneaux, Izabel Combs,
Ellie Cook, Joey Curtin, Dean Cwynar, Jace DeBoo, Sean Dunn,
Karl Ferrera, Ruby Glenn, Quinn Gordon, Wyatt Granucci, Joe
Hales, Olivia Hamm, Andrew Klieger, Rachel Klieger, Nolan
Lachance, Brandy Lane, Joshua Lane, Maxwell LaGrande,
Neilene Madamba, Addison McKinney, Bailey McLaughlin,
Analisa Mederos, Celeste Medina, Alejandro Moorehead, Andy
O’Neill, Mikiko Palmieri, Adam Parra, Jayden Rodrigues, Troy
Sanchez, Mitchell Sullivan, Finn Tierney, Carolina Urkofsky,
Bennett Witherell, Amelia Wright, Xavier Zona. • (If you see
some the children in their First Communion attire this weekend,
you may would to congratulate them!) • The children were well
prepared for this sacrament, due to the work of their teachers
and aides: Deb Mosbrucker, Devon McGuire (SH Parish School),
and Tila Madrigal (Faith Formation), all under the guidance of
Theresa Sparks, School Principal, and Kristin Hansen, Faith
Formation Coordinator.
Do You Have Time for Growth?
Have you suffered from troubling life events? From minor
inconveniences to significant trauma or crisis, these experiences
are troubling, frequently frightening and depressing but they are
also opportunities to depart from daily worries and look at life. As
regrettable as these events are, they are also time for growth, to
understand who one is but, more importantly, who one can be.
Moving forward, sometimes out of the depths of despair, allows
one to identify how a traumatic event can ultimately and over time,
bring insights and recognition of personal strengths. • Join
Parishioner Dr. Joyce Mikal-Flynn on Saturday, May 9th 8 a.m. to 4
p.m. in the Fr. O’Hara Parish Hall and discovery how traumatic
events, even life crisis, enables personal awareness and development.
Original research brought forth a system: Metahabilitation that
includes stages and specific conditions that influence, support and
prompt post traumatic growth and guide this process. To register
for the program, contact Elizabeth Brim at [email protected]
or www.metahab.com or call 834-8054.
Mercy Guild’s Opportunity Drawing Mercy Guild will be selling tickets in the church vestibule this weekend for
their Opportunity Drawing, to be held on May 26th. The first prize is $1,000. Proceeds will help the Guild to purchase important
equipment in support of the Hospital ministry at Mercy General. We hope you will support their fundraising efforts.
Whoever remains in me will bear much fruit.”
— John 15:4a,5b
Orthodontic
Specialist
EL DORADO SAVINGS BANK
George L Cook Sr, Chairman Executive Committee
35 Offices to Serve You
Kelly M. Giannetti
Purchase •Refinance •Conventional •Jumbo •FHA •VA •Reverse
[email protected]
CA BRE # 01857513 NMLS # 357695
Parishioner and Jesuit Alumnus
Specializing in Sports Medicine and Joint Replacement
2801 K St, Ste 330

733-5049

www.patrickmcgahanmd.com
www.EastSac.com
Orthodontics for Children & Adults
454-0323
Contractor's License# 552529
FOR
916 452-3584
Serving Sacramento’s Finest Neighborhoods www.sacortho.com
452-4527
Andy's
Concrete
& Tree Service
Cell: 730-1441
Family owned
since 1970
Patrick J. McGahan, MD
5215 Folsom Blvd
www.rustflorist.com
Orthopedic Surgeon
Mention this ad
EMERGENCY
PERRI ELECTRIC INC.
GRANUCCI LAW OFFICE
J & J Plumbing
2650 21st Street, Ste 8
50 YRS
Robert J.  James M.  Brian R.
Residential • Commercial
errri @ 455-3052
Plumbing  Remodels
Pe
Frank P
Sewer & Drain Work Estate Planning • Trusts & Wills • Probate • Estate Litigation QUALITY WORK FOR OVER 50 YEARS
or
Ed: 761-4990 455-9432 1318 G Sreet  Sacramento  446-7511 1740 - 36th St. • Lic. #197029
DRE# 01909853
Mimi Holtkamp
Alumna~Parishioner
803-1064
mimiholtkamp.com
Evan’s Kitchen and Catering
The Right Caterer for your Event
Consider
Remembering
Your Parish in
Your Will.
Georgette Temple - Catering Sales Manager
“To Place your Order”
916
412-1025
Wedding Specialist • All Event Receptions
Banquet facilities available
Please call the Parish Office
Pray for Vocations
& Eat Ice Cream
www.chefevan.com
855 57th Street, Suite C, Sacramento
AMERICAN • • •
• • • STANDARDS
• We are authorized to install and
service ALL makes and models
• Visa M/C • Rebates
Nicoletti, Culjis & Herberger
Funeral Home
5401 Folsom Blvd
Sacramento, CA 95819
916-22
4-3629
6-224-3629
Heating & Cooling
Garry Powels
Lic # 845319
Se habla Español
AD SPACE
AVAILABLE!
916 921-8584
K-SMH (Sacrament Most Holy)
Buy Any Sandwich
Get One FREE
(Up to $700 Value)
2333 Arden Way SH
920-8382
FD #355
Phone: 916-451-7284
Serving the Sacramento Community with
Dignity, compassion & integrity since 1932
W.F. Gormley & Sons
Family Tradition of Dignified
& Compassionate Service
www.gormleyandsons.com
916 443-6513
Fd#134
Funeral Directors since 1897
Pick some clay
& paint it
your way!
2 333 Arden Way,
916
900-4031
Suite D, next to Leatherby's
www.createceramics.com
Mercy McMahon Terrace
Across from Sacred Heart Church l Assisted Living At It's Best
3865 J St

733-6510
w w w. m e r c y m c m a h o n t e r r a c e . o r g
RCFE#340312763
Complete Install
-starting at $4995
Catholic Radio
KSMH
AM 1620
Holy Communion Available + Mass on Saturdays
STEPHANIE GLORIOSO EPOLITE
Attorney At Law
WILLS, TRUSTS, PROBATES,
GUARDIANSHIPS,
& CONSERVATORSHIPS
(916) 565-7433
1515 River Park Drive,
Suite 100
649-1515
David J. Crippen, DDS, Inc.
920 29th Street
Sacramento, CA 95816
Phone: (916) 476-3972
www.capitalpd.com
ALEX ENGARDT
ROOFING
Since 1923
LIC. #241602
452-7341
Church Bulletin Co
©1993-2014
777 Cam pus Com m ons Road, Suit e 200
Cataract  Glaucoma
General Ophthalmology
1-866-314-2226 or 916/ 921-8584 •Sacred Heart Church
HELPING YOU WITH ALL YOUR MORGAGE NEEDS
Parishioner
BRE#01447558
Sacramento, CA
Chris Jones, Mortgage Loan Originator
916-309-4678 • 888-577-8836 X 108
——DMD, MPH, MS, APC——
1040 THIRTY-NINTH STREET
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95816
916 / 452-4136
WWW.SACHEART.ORG/PARISH
OFFICE HOURS: M - F, 8 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.
PARISH STAFF
MSGR. ROBERT P. WALTON, PASTOR
REV. CLEETUS KARAKKAT, PAROCHIAL VICAR
GILBERT PARRA, DEACON
WILLIAM RIEHL, DEACON
MRS. THERESA SPARKS, SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
PARISH SCHOOL, 856 39TH STREET, 456-1576
KRISTIN HANSEN, REL. ED. COORDINATOR, 456-1576
RITA SPILLANE, RCIA AND
ADULT FAITH FORMATION DIRECTOR, 452-4830
BRIDGET AND DAVE PARSH,
YOUTH MINISTERS, [email protected]
DR. DONALD KENDRICK, MUSIC DIRECTOR, 278-6805
LITURGY SCHEDULE
WEEKEND MASSES:
SATURDAY VIGIL 5:30 P.M.; SUNDAY 8, 9:30,
AND 11 A.M. (MUSIC WITH SCHOLA CANTORUM)
WEEKDAY MASSES:
M - F: 8 A.M.; SAT 9 A.M.
FIRST FRIDAY: 8 A.M. AND 12 NOON
HOLY DAYS: PLEASE SEE BULLETIN
NATIONAL HOLIDAYS: 9 A.M. (NO 8 A.M.)
LITURGY OF THE HOURS - MORNING PRAYER:
M - F: 7:30 A.M.; SAT 8:30 A.M.
RECONCILIATION: SATURDAY 4-5 P.M.
BAPTISM: PLEASE CALL RECTORY
MARRIAGE: PLEASE CALL RECTORY SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE