Bulletin Archives
7-17-05
Saturday, July 16, Sunday Vigil
5:00 PM Rita Co (Daughter Toni)
Sunday, July 17, Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 AM Brent Robinson (Mom & Dad)
9:00 AM Living & Deceased Members of I.C.F. #281
10:30 AM For All Parishioners
12 Noon Carvel Morton (Joanna Morton)
5:30 PM Michael R. Rector (The Michael Rector Family)
Monday, July 18, St. Camillus de Lellis
7:00 AM David Newman (M/M Michael Portuesi)
Tuesday, July 19
7:00 AM Mary Denvir (Larry & Rita Hosleri)
6:00 PM Holy Hour, Novena & Benediction
Wednesday, July 20
7:00 AM Communion Service
Thursday, July 21, St. Lawrence of Brindisi
7:00 AM Josie & Gerald Koelzer (Richard Lemucchi)
Friday, July 22, St. Mary Magdalene
7:00 AM Robert Gonzales (Sophie Gonzales)
Saturday, July 23, Sunday Vigil
5:00 PM Amedeo Faro (Mike & Amy Ainsworth)
Sunday, July 24, Seventeenth Sunday of Ordinary Time
7:30 AM Paciencia & Quina Tan (The Tan Family)
9:00 AM Pierre Etchebarne (Mayie Maitia)
10:30 AM Ed Marchesini (The Marchesini Family)
12 Noon For All Parishioners
5:30 PM Marie Amestoy (Avon Wonderly)
5:00 Saturday 7:30 Sunday 9:00 Sunday 10:30 Sunday 12 Noon Sunday 5:30 Sunday
Lector Dan Kass Debbie Williams Darryl Ebel James Hulsy Elaine Jamison Cindi Wadleigh
Lead EM Deborah Leary Judy Hubl R. Dermer Mary Richardson Jim Compton Christina Rudie
EM Gary Leary LaNita Northway Marguerite Lofy Randy Richardson Irene Compton Anne Styles
Monday—Thursday
9AM—1PM
Last Sunday, Father David Powers of the Piarist Fathers spoke at all masses about his community’s work in the poorer areas of the United States, especially Appalachia. He sought our support through a second collection and you gave!. The actual collection? $11,002.00, with another $5,000.00 promised by a parishioner.
Each summer our diocese supports the missions, home and abroad, by inviting missionaries to explain their work and appeal for financial and spiritual support in our different parishes.
The Missionary Co-operative Appeal is supervised by the diocesan director of the Propagation of Faith in cooperation with other diocesan directors. Religious communities or dioceses whose primary work or need is in mission areas, either abroad or in the USA, apply to the diocesan office to take up an appeal. The group’s work is evaluated and must adhere to strict guidelines. Donations are not to be spent on administrative costs, but only on the actual need presented. Then a missionary community is matched with a parish in a way that permits every church in a diocese, large, midsize, or small, to respond to an annual mission appeal from a wide cross section of need.
With a selection process that requires the same missionary to appeal to midsize and smaller parishes, wealthy parishes do not bear the blunt of appeal after appeal. And with only one appeal per parish per summer, the Missionary Co-operative Plan eases a pastor’s concern that his parish has become an easy mark.
What happens with your donations? The monies are deposited in the local parish account and a check forwarded through the diocesan director to the religious order or diocese to the credit of the parish. At OLPH, the lay counters total the checks and cash from the second collection and prepare a separate deposit. Checks are not recorded nor are they or ny cash ever given directly to the appealing missionary.
You may, if you wish, send your donations to the Missionary order or community. But this indirect process serves two purposes. It insures that all funds donated go directly to the need and, second, it puts an interval between you and the requesting organization. You may have had the experience of making a one-time good faith donation to a group only to receive monthly appeals from them for years. Those who cooperate with dioceses in this cooperative process know that such direct appeals hurt subsequent collections by others who share their same ministry.
As pastor, I have found that the annual co-operative mission appeals generate a tremendous response as we saw last Sunday. It also introduces the parish to a variety of needs and missionaries.
Sponsored by the American Lung Association of Central California, will take place August 10—13 for teens ages 14—17 with asthma in Yosemite National Park. Fee is $75.00 with assistance available. For more information, contact 559-222-4800-0r 800-LUNG-USA.
Is sponsoring a bus trip to Laguna Beach and Del Mar on August 2 & 3. In Laguna, on August 2, we will visit the Sawdust Festival and Pageant of the Master, etc., and on August 3, in Del Mar we will sight-see, shop and spend the afternoon at the horse races.
There are 3 seats remaining on the bus. If interested, please call Shirley Lucas 871-1304 for details. This trip is open to all parishioners and friends.
Come and experience God’s love, healing, and His gifts of freedom, joy and peace. At this retreat you will experience God’s ocean of mercy. Father Ted Shipp from S.F. will teach us the importance of being one in Christ. Jesus calls us to be united with Him as He and the Father are one. Knowing this and living it will restore wholeness of body, mind, soul and spirit.
“COME TO THE EUCHARIST
True Presence of Jesus, Our Healer” St. Anthony’s Retreat House, August 19-21, 2005 $135.00 per person-double occupancy; $270.00 private room
Please call: Alice (559) 227-2634;
Christy (559) 271-1246; or Inez (559) 224-7423.
Are held every Tuesday evening
From 6:00 to 7:00 PM
In the Church.
The evening begins with
exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament, followed by
Evening Prayer, devotions,
Novena to
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
and concludes with Benediction.
Will say Mass this weekend at 7:30 and 5:30 and his last Mass of the summer Sunday, July 24, at 5:30 PM and then return East.
We did not see as much of Father Jim as in past years. He assisted the Chaplain at Tehachapi State Prison in June and Msgr. Swett (St. Philip’s) is now without an associate. But Fr. Jim promises us more time next year!
“CLASS OF 1962”
Seeking classmates of the 8th grade graduating class of 1962 and students who went through several years with students of the class of 1962 to join us for our third
“Class Reunion”, on September 24, 2005.
Please contact: Irene Gonzales 323-5195 or
Angie Esqueda (Nieto) 328-0149.
The uniform sale will be held in the parish hall Wednesday, August 3, from 2:30 until 6:00 p.m. Families will receive summer mailings about the sale and other beginning school events. Information is also on the School web site, www. olph1.com
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