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Saint Jude the Apostle Catholic Church
32032 W. Lindero Canyon
Westlake Village, Ca. 91361
May 17, 2015
Pastoral Staff
Fr. Jim Stehly
Pastor
[email protected]
Fr. Peter Foran
Pastor Emeritus
Fr. Walt Housey, C.M.
Auxiliary
Fr. Marc Reeves, S.J.
Auxiliary
Deacon Richard Dornan
Deacon Joseph Manion
Deacon Bill Smith
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Pastoral Office Hours
&
Gift Shop
Monday-Thursday 9 - 5 pm
Friday 9 - 4 pm
Sunday 7:30 - Noon
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Telephone (818) 889-1279
Fax (818) 889-3405
[email protected]
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www.saintjudetheapostle.org
Saturday Vigil 5 pm
Sunday Masses 8 am, 10 am, Noon, 5 pm
Weekday Masses Monday - Friday 12:05 pm
Reconciliation
Saturday Evening 3:45 - 4:30 pm
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PASTORAL CENTER STAFF
Barbara Farmer x 223
[email protected]
Parish Administrative Assistant
Megan Weddle x 210
[email protected]
Bulletin Editor
Natalie Bopp
[email protected]
Event Coordinator
Marilyn Grebbien
[email protected]
Faith Formation Director
Cindy Kozal (818)889-0612
[email protected]
Confirmation/Youth MinistryCoordinator Scott Boczek
[email protected]
Director of Liturgy
Vincent Adams (818)889-2373
[email protected]
Asst. Music Director
Michael Hemenway
(818)889-1279
Directors of Outreach
John & Jackie Treuting
School Principal
Michele Schulte
(818)889-9483
Plant Manager
Carlos Hernandez
Mass Intentions and
Saints & Special Observances
Parish Business Manager
May 18 St. Paul I
Michael Domingo
Marta Barillas
RIP
RIP
TUESDAY
12:05 p.m.
May 19
James Hersch
Modesto Pacheco
RIP
RIP
WEDNESDAY May 20 St. Bernardine of Siena
12:05 p.m.
Lauro Agawin
Angelo Rappa
THURSDAY
12:05 p.m.
SOCIAL AND OUTREACH MINISTRIES
Bereavement Ministry-Embracing our Sick & Dying:
Pastoral Ctr (818)889-1279 Jean Marie Cull,Margaret, Harder, Grace Johnson
Breakfast for Homeless: Mar ilou O’Hallor an
(805)551-9727
Christian Service: Pastor al Office
(818)889-1279
Detention Ministry: Nancy Fox
(818)889-6265
Eucharistic Ministry to the Sick: Fr . J im Stehly
(818)889-1279
Eucharistic Ministry: Ty Hutchison
(818)402-8402
Faith Firsthand Ministry: Gar y Romanowski
(818)991-4357
Filipino Ministry: Ter isita Zar atan
(805)496-8026
Homefront Ministry: Clair e & Patr ick Young
(805)553-0421
Knights of Columbus: Gr and Knight-Grant DeSmet
(805)582-1740
Roundtable Rep-Ron Bodigheimer
(805)379-0903
Lector Ministry: J er r y Weisbecker
(818)991-8409
Marriage Encounter: Tim & Pat Cr osby
(818)889-5928
Ministry to Women in Prison: Nancy Fox
(818)889-6265
Our Lady’s Rosary Makers: Fatima Espir ito-Santo
(818)597-4840
Prayer Ministries Coordinator: Ben Levine
(818)437-0560
[email protected]
Respect Life: Mar y Linn
(818)889-7849
Sacristans: Diane Cigich, Kathleen Paul, Vicki Baltazar , Fr ed D’Astoli
Social Justice & Peace: Tom Cull
(805)497-6473
Just Education and Just Action
Stephen Ministry: Mar iann Har mon
(805)495-1732
Pat Crosby
(818)889-5928
Jean-Marie Cull
(805)497-6473
Sarah Boughton
(310)422-3462
St. Jude Senior Group: Shar on Thomas
(818)314-4158
BIBLE STUDIES
Wednesday AM: Sunday to Sunday: Julie Feely
(818)889-2449
Wednesday PM: Sunday to Sunday: Trish Dabrowski
Thursday AM: Judy Sullivan
(805)495-1623
Thursday PM: Tim & Mariann Harmon
(805)495-1732
LOAVES & FISHES OUTREACH MINISTRIES
John & Jackie Treuting
Jane & Pat McDade
Adopt-A-Family Christmas: J ohn & J ackie Tr euting
Adopt-A-Family Easter: J ane & Pat McDade
Back-to-School Project: Nellie & Mar k Par is
Baby Day: Kevin Kozal
Bikes 4 Kids: Ar t Estr ada
Clothes Closet: Patti McLain
Coats for the Cause: Rosemar ie & Car l Lindner
Eye-to-Eye: Megan Weddle
First Communion Clothes: Madeline Giber son
Frank’s Homeless Project: Lee & Rob Mar tz
Holidays for Homeless: Steve & Pam Yantzer
Kids Helping Kids: Rose Faucher
Recycling for Homeless: Ar t Estr ada
Julie Feely
Sandwich Ministry: Cour tney Scott-Miller
Service Day: Ir ma Haldane
MONDAY
12:05 p.m.
(805)495-4630
(805)498-4043
RIP
May 21St. Christopher Magellanes and
Companions; Julian Calendar Ascension
Robert Blanco
RIP
Conchita Ortiz
RIP
FRIDAY
12:05 p.m.
May 22 St. Rita of Cascia
Jim Stehly Sr.
Anna Brezovich
SATURDAY
May 23 Vigil of Pentecost: Shavuot (Jewish
observance) begins at sundown
Dean Petro
RIP
Paula Cassas Fiji
RIP
5:00 p.m.
SUNDAY
8:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
May 24
Ursula Rupert
Sheri James
Nirmal Don-Jayamaha
Joseph Elsenberg
RIP
RIP
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RIP
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RIP
PARISH REGISTRATION OR UPDATE FORM
Welcome to all who have come to St. Jude Catholic
Community. We hope that our Father’s house will
be a place of solace and grace for you.
If you are not registered, or have a new address and
phone number, please fill our the form and place it in
the collection basket or mail to Pastoral Office.
Name:
Address:
(818)991-3846
(818)889-1279
(818)571-7079
(818)706-8658
(818)889-3242
(805)495-4067
(818)889-1279
(818)706-0691
(818)889-1909
(818)571-7079
(818)889-2449
(818)390-0429
(818)889-7563
City and Zip:
Phone:
Email:
Want to Register
Change of Address
Want Envelopes
Moving Out of Parish
Pastoral Office: 818-889-1279, ext. 210
[email protected]
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MAY 17
May 17, 2015
The Ascension of the Lord
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Acts 19:1-8; Ps 68:2-3ab, 4-5acd,
6-7ab; Jn 16:29-33
Tuesday: Acts 20:17-27; Ps 68:10-11, 2021; Jn 17:1-11a
Wednesday: Acts 20:28-38; Ps 68:29-30,
33-36ab; Jn 17:11b-19
Thursday: Acts 22:30; 23:6-11; Ps 16:1-2a,
5, 7-11; Jn 17:20-26
Friday: Acts 25:13b-21; Ps 103:1-2, 11-12,
19-20ab; Jn 21:15-19
Saturday: Acts 28:16-20, 30-31; Ps 11:4, 5,
7; Jn 21:20-25
Sunday: Acts 2:1-11; Ps 104:1, 24, 29-31,
34; 1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 or Gal 5:16-25;
Jn 20:19-23 or Jn 15:26-27; 16:12-15
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 (c) J. S. Paluch Co.
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Welcome to Saint Jude’s Catholic Community
Coffee & Donuts
On the Patio Sunday Mornings Following
8 am & 10 am Masses
Thank you for volunteering to serve as hosts:
May 17 Homefront Ministry-Claire & Patrick Young
May 24 Jennifer & Stan Carmichael
May 31 Lectio Devina-Mirtha Vespe
If you would like to volunteer yo serve as a host please
contact Natalie (818)889-3551
We are at once happy and sad to announce
the retirement of our Event Coordinator/
Bulletin Editor, Marilyn Grebbien. It is difficult
if not impossible to sum up her achievements
over 15 years of dedicated service.
Marilyn started working at St Jude on the
Building Campaign and continued on to
Fernando Aguilera
&
Rosa Chavez
Married
Saturday, May 9, 2015
Tyler Castan
&
Megan Wabby
Married
Friday, May 1, 2015
become Bulletin Editor and Country Time
Faire Coordinator, the event we all enjoy
today. She hosted many New Comer Diners
and organized the Sunday Hospitality and
Volunteer Luncheons. Marilyn worked under
three different pastors during her time at St.
St. Jude’s Gift Shop
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Jude and always had a smile on her face. We
all recognize Marilyn for her unconditional
dedication, grace, and congeniality. She will be
deeply missed but we can only feel happy for
her after many years of service. Her
accomplishments will always be there to
remind us of how important she was. We shall
never forget that.
Marilyn,
You have made a wonderful
contribution to God’s kingdom
throughout your working life. May
you continue to find ways to serve Him as you
retire.
St. Jude Staff
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Faith Formation
Director: Cindy Kozal (818)889-0612 [email protected]
Confirmation/Youth Ministry Coordinator: Scott Boczek (818)889-2541 [email protected]
Family Faith website: www.saintjudetheapostle.wix.com/familyfaith
Adult Faith Formation
Center—Beginning May 19th
St. Jude’s is hosting an Adult Faith
Formation Center through the Archdiocese Office
of Religious Education. The course covers a
variety of topics from Revelation to Catholic
Social Teaching through a series of sessions
running from May 19th through June 13th: Tuesday
and Thursday evenings form 6-9:30 p.m. and 2
Saturdays from 9-4 p.m.
The class is the first step in certification for faith
formation or liturgy, but is open to everyone as a
way to reflect on a variety of topics in our Catholic
faith. The course will be taught by Deacon Dave
Smith from St. Julies, Linda Smith and Cindy
Kozal. For questions contact Cindy at 818-8890612 or [email protected]
SUNDAY TO SUNDAY
Preparing for Mass by reading the upcoming
Scriptures will help you understand and participate
more fully in the Mass. Take a break mid-week and
join us as we look ahead to the upcoming Sunday
Scriptures.
Tuesday morning 9:15 am
Contact Julie Feely [email protected]
Wednesday evening 6:30 – 7:30 pm
Contact Trish Dabrowski
[email protected]
St. Jude
Youth Ministry Corner
Bringing our teens closer to God and each other.
The Confirmation program at Saint Jude celebrates the Holy Spirit working in
the hearts of our teens. Confirmation preparation is a time of discernment for
our teens to explore, challenge, grow and eventually take ownership of the
Catholic Faith. It is a process that involves our teens, families, and the entire
parish community.
Calendar of Events
Saturday, May 30th, Six Flags Magic Mountain Trip,
8:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Saint Jude Youth Ministry heads to Magic Mountain! Registration will be required
for this event and will be posted to the website as the date nears.
Friday, June 19th, “WELCOME TO SUMMER LOCK-IN” 6:00pm –
10:00am (June 20th)
The night you have all been waiting for – our “Welcome to Summer Lock-In.”
Registration will be required for this event and will be posted as the date nears.
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
Volunteers are Desperately Needed!
during 10 a.m. Mass
Contact Amy Simons
[email protected]
Help nourish their faith
Kids need to know to protect
PARISH LIBRARY BOOK GROUP
themselves at home
We consider our home 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.
2.
3.
Never answer the door if alone
Do not invite anyone in the house without the
permission of a parent or babysitter
Write important phone numbers on a list in case
of an emergency
For more tips visit:
https://www.ncpc.org/topics/violent-crime-andpersonal-safety/copy_of_home-alone
Join us on Thursday, May 21st @ 7:00 pm
for a night of poetry. We will be sharing
favorite poems and delving into the lives of the poets.
Newcomers are always welcome! Contact Alice Johnson at
[email protected] for further information.
“There is no frigate like a book to take us lands away,...”
Emily Dickenson
(Sneak peek into June 18th meeting: We will be discussing Pulitzer
Prize winning book, “Tinkers”, by Paul Harding.)
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Liturgical Life—Prayer Life
Liturgical Life
Reconciliation
Saturday Evening 3:45 - 4:30 p.m.
St. Jude Novena
Wednesday Evening 7:30 p.m.
Baptism: Infant Baptisms are celebrated
on the 2nd & 4th Sundays of the month at
1:30 p.m. following catechesis for the
parents and arrangements with the Parish
Center. Contact: Mary and Joe Schohl:
[email protected]
or 818-874-3537.
Christian Initiation of Children, Youth
& Adults: For those inquiring about
Initiation and Communion with the
Catholic Christian Church, please contact
the Parish Center.
Celebration of Christian Marriage:
Please contact the Parish Center for an
appointment with a priest at least six (6)
months prior to any wedding.
Holy Communion to the Sick: Please call
the Parish Center to request a visit from a
Eucharistic Minister to the Sick.
Anointing of the Sick: In the event of
serious illness or a medical emergency,
please contact the Parish Center
immediately for a priest so that the
Sacraments may be celebrated.
Funerals: At the death of a loved one,
kindly notify the Parish Center at your
earliest convenience to schedule the funeral
rites.
Prayer Opportunities
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament in
Our Lady’s Chapel , the first Wednesday
of the month, we pray for Vocations.
12:30 —7:30 p.m. Please sign up for an
hour with the Lord by calling Beatrice
Restifo 805-230-2919
Circulo de Oracion Carmen Koros 805494-9008, Mirtha Vespe 818-706-8248
Daily Rosary Prayer Group before
12:05 p.m. Noon Mass, at 11:15 a.m. Call
Vinda (818) 991-8683
Fatima Rosary Group leaders are Wayne
and Shu-Hwei Zimmerman (805)3731099. Meets every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
Scott & Joy Perrotty will host the month of
May. Call (818)991-6070 for directions.
Liturgy of Hours 11:50 a.m.-prior to the
12:05 p.m. Mass
Meditation Prayer Group meets ever y
Tuesday night from 7:30—8:30 p.m. in the
church. Contact Ben Levine at 818-4370560 or email [email protected]
Our Lady of Guadalupe “Healing
Love” Rosary Group
7:00 p.m. Thursday in the Chapel. Janelle
Beck 805-497-1877
First Friday Devotions to the Sacred
Heart of Jesus: 10 a.m. Vinda at 818-9918683
Tuesday Prayer Group 7:50—9 a.m., in
the parish library. Lisa Maxey at 818 7061954 or email [email protected].
Rosary Cenacle Wednesdays at 10 a.m.
Vinda 818-991-8683
Please pray for our ill.
Richard Agulia
Richard Arenas
Linda Arista
Laura Atkinson
Karl Avery
Larry Baratte
Margaret JimenezBarrera
Manuel Barrera
Maria Elena Barth
Mary Bator
Nicole Cheney Bays
Janelle Beck
Christian Braden
Lois Brown
Caryn Burnett
Margaret Buting
Joanie Cahill
Patricia Carr
Rosie Carrasco
Edythe Chiaro
Annjane Clough
Keith Clough
Dana Clyman
Valerie Corrigan
Deacon Pat Coulter
John Cranham
Kaden Joseph Curts
Michael De Blasis
Lorita DeFir
Mary Jo Degens
Beryle DeTora
Michael DiCecco
John Dube
John Ernst
Christina Espinal
Antino Espinoza
Tyler & Sherri Farland
Kathryn Farmer
Coco Fazzino
Rachel Gen
Al Gomez
Richard Gonzales
Michall Gordon
Harmon Green
Daniel, Jonathan,
& Teresa Guerra
Allison Gushman
Linda Harley
Richard Hawley
Cornelia Heather
Ina Herkata
Debbie Hinojosa
Martha Huggins
Christy Hughe
Preshia Humecke
Laverne Jensen
Margaret Jimenez
Rudy Jimenez
Patty Jones
JoAnn Kemner
James Kostrab
Lois Kurt
Fred La Porte
Molly La Porte
Camille Land
Jesus T. Lauron
Kim Liebe
Joanna Lima
Rosemarie Lindner
Yolanda Lopez
Mario Lorenzetti
Emmerita
Magallanes
Mary Jo Malmo
Jo Maturo
Dorothy McGalliard
Jane McGovern
Michael McIlmoyle
Alec McKay
John McGibbon
Dee Morrow
Ranjini Morton
Justine Ordona
Sofia Orduno
Anyssia Ozuna
Rosia Rocio Palacios
Jim Parell
Grace Parisi
Cecelia Patchett
Infant Elizabeth Petit
Dr. John &
Catherine Phelan
Carolyn Provenzano
Dave Rabin
Roy Raskin
Menica Reimer
Ben Reppos
Sylvia Rodriguez
Gloria Romasanta
Carmen Romo
Bob Ross
Rose Salvatore
Maria & Marissa
Santiago
Joshua Schneiderman
Katie Semer
Linda Sieperman
Juan Silva
Michael Simoson
Carol Sivie
Gwen Strickley
Laura (Bauducco)
Storace
Mark Surby
George L. Thomas
Thomas Thorton
Delores Tibbett
Eugene Alexander
Trachenko
Vartan Vatarian
Virginia Walworth
Christine Wilson
Tom Whittington
Elaine Woodburn
Lima Yan
Pam Yantzer
Annie Yerkey
Jim Zimmerman
John Zitzelberger
Names will be deleted after a period of one
month. Call the parish office (818) 889-1279
to add a name of a family member who is in
need of prayer.
Sympathy
Mary Fichera
Maureen Guttman
Cheryl Holmes
PRAY FOR LOVED ONES IN
THE MILITARY
Private Louie Alfaro, US Army
Major Nicholas Amenta, USAF
LCpl Andrew Brown, USMC-MARSOC
LCp1 Kenneth A. Cloutier, USMC
Major John F. D’Astoli, USMC
2nd Lt.Brendan Djernes, USAF
Major Scott DiGioia, USAF
A1C Kiani Ebuen, USAF
Seaman Shane Esseff, US Navy
Christian Garibay, USAF
Captain Paul G. Giberson, US Navy
PFC Kevin Hansen, US Army
Private Justin Huser, US Army
Lt. John R. Kimmel, US Navy
Lt. Colonel Brian McAvoy, USMC
Major Patrick McBride, USAF
Sergeant Graham Mullins, US Army
Captain Justin Nikodem, USAF
Senior Airman Ryan Paris, USAF
Spc. Simon Pompa, US Army
Private Christopher Withlow, US Army
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Giving Opportunities
St Jude the Apostle Church’s
online giving system WeShare
Make your one-time or recurring
donation using your debit card,
credit card, checking, or savings account.
Visit our homepage and click on WeShare Online
or visit saintjudetheapostle.weshareonline.org
There are many giving opportunities:
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General Collection
Together In Mission
Loaves and Fishes
Altar and Church Environment
Holy Days
Catholic Relief Services
St. Jude the Apostle School
Bɺɻʒ Bʈʍʍʅɾ Hɺʇɽʈʎʍ
Together in Mission
As part of the Annual Catholic Appeal,
Together in Mission supports 81 parishes and
63 schools in every region of the
Archdiocese – and we’re the only Annual
Appeal program in the country that dedicates
every dollar to assisting parishes and schools
that need it. Your gift enables us to provide essential
resources and ministries that enrich parish life, strengthen
families, advance Church leadership and inspire and
educate future generations of our faith.
Parish Goal:
$105,300.00
Amount Pledged: $ 98,332.00
Amount Paid:
$ 76,544.00
Difference Over/(Under)
Goal vs. Amount Paid:
($28,756.00)
If you haven’t yet fulfilled your commitment, please do so.
Thank you for supporting
Together In Mission.
Find a High Chair … and Fill It!
Fill an empty baby bottle with coins and
cash, then return it on Father’s Day
Weekend, June 20th and 21st.
Little Ones who have benefitted from your contributions:
•Babies going into foster care who are served by
ACTION of Ventura County
•Babies in families living at Many Mansions D Street
transitional housing
•Babies cared for by St. John’s Medical Outreach
•Babies served by Catholic Charities of Ventura County
•Babies welcomed by Life Centers of Ventura County
•Babies protected by Lighthouse Shelter, Interface,
Lutheran Services and Dolores Mission
•Babies whose families complete Bebe Sano well-baby
classes at MICOP, an organization reaching out to the
strawberry workers of Ventura County
Adequate Clothing. Bedding. Blankets.
Strollers. Cribs.
And the number one need
(after Love)…..Diapers.
Making a Difference,
With YOUR Help!
We are need of a high chair for a mom in
Many Mansions low-income housing.
Please call
Jackie Treuting (805)498-4043
Loaves and Fishes Ministry
KIDS HELPING KIDS
Our Kids Helping Kids Ministry is collecting
“gently used” children’s and teens’ clothes
and shoes!
Drop off your donations at the Parish Office
now through May 27th.
(Items will be donated to such
area outreach organizations as
Many Mansions and Catholic
Charities Oxnard, Ventura and
Moorpark.)
Call Rose or Karen at 805-217-0154 or
Sue at 818-735-7946
A St. Jude’s Loaves & Fishes Ministry
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Sˊ˒˗˝ J˞ˍˎ’˜ Mˊ˛˛˒ˊːˎ E˗ˌ˘˞˗˝ˎ˛ Wˎˎ˔ˎ˗ˍ!
Your love as husband and wife is a gift to one another as well
as a gift from God. Attend a Worldwide Marriage Encounter
Weekend to receive the tools needed to make the most of this
precious gift. Deepen your communication, strengthen your
relationship, rekindle your romance and renew your sacrament
by attending the next WWME weekend:
St. Jude’s Church Hall
June 27 & 28
November 14 & 15
You’ll save on overnight accommodations because at the end of Day One, you’ll return home, then come
back for Day Two.
Register online at twocanlove.org or call
Russ and Jeanine Walker (805) 648-4244
An application fee of just $75 per couple confirms your participation.
Padre Serra Parish Presents:
“Trust, Faith, and Forgiveness in a
Fearful World”
Fr. Alexei Smith
How can we trust others, strengthen our faith and forgive
when we feel wronged? Many of us have experienced
hurts and times of hopelessness. Fr. Alexei Smith, a
Greek Catholic Priest and recipient of The Valley Interfaith Council’s prestigious Religious Leadership Award,
will present ways in which we can use our faith foundation to find reconciliation with others and peace for ourselves. Fr. Smith will also touch upon the theological
similarities and differences in dealing with these issues in
different faith traditions, and show how the sharing of
values and conversation can lead to trust, faith and forgiveness in the world we live in as well.
Rt. Rev. Alexei Smith, a graduate of the Holy Cross
Greek Orthodox School of Theology in Boston and Los
Angeles native, has served as the Ecumenical and Interreligious Officer for the Los Angeles Archdiocese since
2000. He currently serves on the Southern California
Ecumenical Council. Fr. Smith is a frequent speaker at
local interfaith venues.
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Serra Center, Padre Serra Parish, 5205 Upland Road,
Camarillo
Doors open and refreshments 6:30 p.m.
Presentation: 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
RSVP: [email protected]
No charge
The St. Jude Men's Club meets the second Tuesday of every month from 7-9
PM in the Parish Hall (rooms 5 & 6). The next meeting will be
Monday, June 8th. The Men's Club aims to be the central gathering point of
the men of our parish in order to provide opportunities for fellowship,
community building and for being of service to our church, our school, and the
local community. The meeting format includes fellowship time, club planning
updates, an open forum for membership input into club activities, and a guest
speaker on a subject of general interest to Catholic men.
If you haven't yet attended a club meeting, you are welcome to join us. If you
came before and have stopped coming, it's time to give the Men's Club a
second look and have some input into what Men's Club is all about. All men
are welcome.
For more information, contact Chris Tolcher at (818)421-4893
St. Jude's Boy Scout Troop 745 invites boys ages 10
and older and their parents to a Boy Scout Information
and Activity Night on Wednesday, May 20 from 7:30 to
9:00 at the Parish Hall. Boy Scouts is open to boys
between the ages of 10 and 18, and the scouting
program emphasizes and reinforces the values that
originate in our home, school and church. Camping, hiking and spending
time in the outdoors teaches self-assurance, teamwork, organization and
leadership skills. In addition to monthly outdoor activities, the troop
participates in numerous community service projects throughout the year.
Other activities like First Aid training, swimming, cooking, backpacking,
kayaking, white water rafting and model rocketry build self-reliance and the
confidence to handle challenges that cross the scout’s path. Individual
scouts can also work on a wide range of merit badges focused on hobby and
career skills on their way to rank advancements. This is a youth-run
program with adult leaders to help with planning, direction and safety. Our
senior scouts learn firsthand the challenges of leadership and work as
mentors to the younger scouts.
If you or your son would like to learn more about Boy Scouts but are
unable to attend the May 20 Information and Activity Night, please
contact Lloyd Brenner at (818) 991-0682 or by e-mail at
[email protected] or Christie Oswald at
(818) 620-3325 or by e-mail at [email protected].
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STEPHEN MINISTERS - WE NEED YOU!
When was the last time someone really listened to
you? We’re talking about that undistracted, fullattention kind of listening. That’s one of the ways
Stephen Ministers care for others.
We need more Stephen Ministers to care for those
who are making that long journey through the valley of
a life crisis.
Will you consider serving in this way?
We are ready to start a new class.
For more information, please contact Marian at (805)
495-1732 or Jean Marie at (805)497-6473
St. Jude the Apostle Elementary School
We are now accepting is applications for the 2015-2016
School Year.
The school is expanding our outreach and marketing
program. If you have little ones with you in church, please
see our new St. Jude School coloring book and
complimentary crayons in baskets at the back of the church.
School tours are available throughout the school week and
can be scheduled by calling or emailing me at:
[email protected] or 818-889-9483.
GUITAR
AND
UKULELE CONCERT
Come and join us for a Sunday
afternoon of music performed by the
Archbishop Jose H. Gomez
and
Catholic Association of
Latino Leaders
Ventura/SFV Chapter
Invite You To
The Serra Awards Gala
Saturday, May 30, 2015
Westlake Village Inn
31943 Agoura Rd, Westlake Village
Honorees
Fr. Dave Heney-Religious Service
Karyme Lozano-Entertainment
Alfredo & Salvador PlascenciaCorporate Responsibility
Raising Grants For
St. Catherine of Siena-Reseda
Our Lady of Guadalupe-Oxnard
children and adults of our community
as a gift to our community.
Sunday, June 7th
1:30 PM in the Parish Hall
Free Admission
Preschool Open House
Notre Dame Learning Center Preschool, a
Catholic preschool run by the Sisters of Notre
Dame, will have an OPEN HOUSE on Sunday,
May 17, from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.
We are taking registrations for spring and fall for
children ages 2.9 to 5. We offer extended care
from 7:30 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Our student/
teacher ratio is 8/1 and we assist with potty
training at no extra charge.
For tickets and sponsorship information please
visit www.callserraawards.eventbrite.com
Our address is:
1776 Hendrix Ave.,
Thousand Oaks 91360
All contributions or gifts to the organization are tax deductible as
charitable contributions to the extent allowed by applicable law.
Please make payments to Catholic Association of Latino
Leaders
Tax Identification #26-1135065
For more information or to
schedule tour call
Sister Carol Marie Papet at
(805) 494-0304.
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MAY
CALENDAR
18 Sandwich Preparation, Parish Hall 10 am
MAY
20 50+ Group: Cinco de Mayo in the Hall!
MAY
21 Parish Library Book Club pg 5
MAY
22 Bella Vita 45th Anniversary mock cruise
Children Memorial Mass
The Bereaved Parents Support Group of Holy Cross Catholic
Church invites all parents, grandparents, family and friends to a
Memorial Mass in honor of all our children of any age now in
heaven.
The mass will be held Thursday, May 28th at 7 PM
Holy Cross Catholic Church
13955 Peach Hill Rd., Moorpark
MAY
25 Memorial Day; Memorial Mass pg 12
For those who would like their child’s name read before the
Offertory, please register by calling Imelda Tjia at (805)5539034 or email [email protected].
MAY
27 “Trust, Faith, and Forgiveness in a Fearful
World” pg 8
Please bring a SINGLE long stem flower to be presented to the
front of the altar when your child’s name is called.
MAY
28 Children Memorial Mass pg 12
JUNE
3
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
JUNE
7
Guitar and Ukulele Concert pg 9
JUNE
8
Men’s Club Meeting pg 8
JUNE
13 Breakfast for Homeless, Ventura
JUNE
17 50+ Group: Senior Care Presentation
JUNE
20 Conejo Youth Festival
JUNE
21 Father’s Day; “Baby Day” Bottle
Reception will follow after Mass at the Parish Office dining
room.
If you had your picture
taken for the directory, you
get a free copy.
Visit Barbara Farmer in the pastoral office for
your copy or email
[email protected]
Pick Up Times
Monday to Friday 9am - 4pm
(closed for lunch 12:30-1:30)
Sunday 8 am-12 pm
Collection pg 7
JUNE
22 Sandwich Preparation, Parish Hall 10 am
JUNE
27-28 Marriage Encounter Weekend pg 8
All Aboard the S.S. Bella Vita!
MEMORIAL DAY MASS
Monday, May 25th 10 AM
Assumption Cemetery
1380 Fitzgerald Road
Simi Valley 93065
CELEBRANTS
Calvary Cemetery,
Los Angeles
Santa Clara Cemetery,
Oxnard
Resurrection Cemetery,
Montebello
Holy Cross Cemetery,
Culver City
San Fernando Cemetery,
Mission Hills
All Souls Cemetery,
Long Beach
Calvary Cemetery,
Santa Barbara
Queen of Heaven Cemetery,
Lancaster
Assumption Cemetery,
Simi Valley
Holy Cross Cemetery,
Pomona
Pack your bags for
Bella Vita’s mock cruise.
Help us celebrate Bella Vita’s 45th
Anniversary with an evening of fun, great
entertainment, outstanding food, and lots
of laughs and celebration!
We will be sailing on Friday, May 22nd at
6 pm from St. Jude’s Hall.
Cost is $15 per person. We will be
raffling off a
$300 Cash Prize.
Reservations are a must, please call
Betty at (805) 496-6905 no later than
May 18th.
Welcome Aboard!