In this week’s Gospel, we hear how two disciples encountered the Risen Lord Jesus on a road to the village of Emmaus, about seven miles outside Jerusalem. These two disciples were dejected, saddened, and disappointed

because Jesus died on a cross. At first, “their eyes were prevented” from recognizing Him. As they walked along, Jesus, still hidden from their sight, explains how in God’s plan, revealed in Sacred Scriptures, the promised Messiah would have to suffer, die, and be raised on the third day for the redemption of Israel. “Then beginning with Moses and all the prophets, he interpreted to them what referred to Him in all the Scriptures.” (Luke 24:27) Then, after opening Scriptures, our Risen Lord shows Himself in the meal they shared with Him. “And it happened that, while he was with them at table, he took bread, said the blessing, broke it, and gave it to them. With that their eyes were opened, and they recognized him.” (Luke 24: 30) In the encounter of these two disciples with the Risen Lord, we can clearly see the two major parts of the Mass – the Liturgy of the Word, and the Liturgy of the Eucharist. In the first major part, the Liturgy of the Word, we attentively listen to the Word of God proclaimed in the readings from Sacred Scriptures. After hearing and reflecting on God’s Word, we then celebrate the second major part of the Mass, the Liturgy of the Eucharist. At this part, we are mystically made present at the Lord’s Supper, at which Jesus takes bread, blesses it, breaks it, and gives it to His Apostles in the upper room in anticipation of the sacrifice He would make of Himself on the Cross. In the New Testament, when we hear “the breaking of bread,” we think of the Eucharist. Very shortly after the Resurrection, the young Church did what Jesus did on the night of the Lord’s Supper. In every Mass, the Risen Lord Jesus is made known to us, just as He was revealed to the two disciples on the road, “in the breaking of the bread.” At times, we too are “prevented” from seeing Jesus. However, like these disappointed and dejected disciples, Jesus still walks with us. If we have lost sight of Him, we could do what Jesus did for these disciples - intentionally examine with a renewed openness what God has already shown us through Divine Revelation, in Sacred

Holy Eucharist Livestreamed Sunday Masses on FB and YouTube 9:00AM (Latin) 10:30AM and 1:30PM (Spanish) Daily Mass: Daily Mass videos will be posted for viewing on our STJ APP and Website. Please sign up for the STJMOD App so you can be “notified” when they are up. Call our office for help with the App. Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration: Suspended until further notice. Clergy:

RCIA Inquiries: Noemi Ewalt 209-581-8477

April 26, 2020 - Third Sunday in Easter

April Second Offerings:

Apr. 5 Facility Improvement Fund April12: EASTER April 26: Catholic Home Missions

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Questions? To make an appointment with a priest or deacon or to register at St. Joseph’s, please stop in or call our parish office

at 551-4973.

Parish Office Hours Monday-Friday: 8:30am-6:30pm

except Wednesday: 1-6:30pm Weekend Maintenance

(209) 602-6062

PARISH LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE CHAIRS:

Pastoral Council: Eddie Munoz Finance Council: Jim Gordin Building: Rick Dinubilo Development: Daniel Del Real Stewardship: Ranier Ramirez

READINGS

Monday: Acts 6:8-15

Tuesday: Acts 7:51-8:1A

Wednesday: Acts 8:1B-8

Thursday: Acts 8:26-40

Friday: Acts 9:1-20

Saturday: Acts 9:31-42

Sunday: Acts 2:14A,36-41

BLESSED ARE THE SIMPLE (pt. 1) By Doug Beaumont, DRE

In his famous Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), Jesus dis-cussed the “Beatitudes” - rewards that would come to those who lived lives devoted in one way or another to God. To some he promised comfort, to others satisfaction - some were pledged the whole earth! Yet the greatest reward of all was to be given to the pure in heart: “They shall see God” (Matthew 5:8). This is why heaven is often referred to as the “Beatific Vision.” Eternal life is knowing God (John 17:3). Based on Jesus’ words, the Church teaches that, “purity of heart is the precondition of the vision of God.” (CCC 2519). In this se-ries we will look at how we can become more pure of heart – but not just by acting morally. Peter Kreeft has argued in a won-derful little chapter in his book Making Choices that, “one of the most powerful obstacles to living a moral life in our immoral world is our conformity to the world’s structures of complexi-ty” (p.147). If simplifying our lives to make the moral life more easily attaina-ble sounds like an odd approach – it is! It’s odd in our modern world for sure – but not to the saints (those whose hearts are certainly pure).

Scripture and the teachings of the Church. If we are open to what He has already revealed, we can see something new in it, and “our hearts will burn within us.” We will then be more ready to recognize the presence and power of our Risen Lord Jesus, particularly in our worship of God at every Mass. Let us ask God, through the intercessions of the Virgin Mary and our Patron, St. Joseph, to grant us the grace to more clearly see our Risen Lord Jesus as we actively participate in the celebration of the Mass, in the “Breaking of the Bread.” In Christ Always, Fr. Sam West, Pastor

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Parish Events and Activities

ENCOURAGE—in English and Spanish “EnCourage” is a Catholic Support Community for parents, clergy, families and friends who desire

to reach out in Truth and Compassion to loved ones experiencing same-sex attractions. To inquire about local EnCourage meetings, call (209) 425-1679.

An update for On the Go Single Adults: All activities and events are suspended as per the Mandate from the National, State and

Diocesan Level. When we resume our activities we will be ready to "shoot out of the gate"! Lots of plans have been put on hold for our 55+ men and women who are single, widowed or divorced. We will be traveling to Carmel, Capitola and Seascape Resort. Also, many 5/10K walks are waiting to be scheduled. Come join us on the third Wednesday of every month in the JPll

MEN’S WORKSHOPS BOTH AM AND PM MEETINGS ARE NOW MEETING VIA ZOOM! The Morning Session meets at 6am https://zoom.us/j/442426416

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Mass Intentions

PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION

Take this time of temporary suspension of the Adoration Chapel to carefully

review your schedules and then call Monica to commit as an

Adorer or Substitute when we re-open. SUBSTITUTES ARE ALWAYS

WELCOME AND APPRECIATED. Please contact Monica:

209-527-4920.

Sunday, April 26 (Third Sunday of Easter) 7:30a Jack Bulmer / 9:00a Nick J. Alves / 10:30a All St. Joseph’s Parishioners / 12:00p Bienvenida DeLeon, Florence Skerba, Elena Quintoriano, Adoracion Toruc Yago, and Joseph Soares / 1:30p Socorro Nevares, Guillermo Radilla, Diego Zendejas, Fr. Peter Carota, and Sp. Int. Laura Vigil / 5:30p Sp. Int. Jonathan A. Chura / 7:30p Arthur S. Junqueiro

Monday, April 27

8:00a Sp. Int. Ivania Rizo / 5:45p John and Filomena Mendes, Nicholas Aliotti, Joe Mendes, and Arthur S. Junqueiro

Tuesday, April 28 (St. Peter Chanel)

8:00a Mary Camara Souza, Jim Trevillyan, Sp. Int. Blanca Ramos, and Sp. Int. Laura Cecilia Vega / 5:45p Amelia Sagrado

Wednesday, April 29 (St. Catherine of Siena)

8:00a O’Anh Vu / 5:45p Juan Quijano, Carolyn Broussard, Edward Fournier, and Sp. Int. Sebastian Andres

Thursday, April 30 (St. Pius V, Pope)

8:00a Joe Mendes / 5:45p Manuel Hernandez

Friday, May 1 (St. Joseph the Worker)

8:00a Sylvester P. DeLeon / 12:00p Sandra Nett / 5:45p Lucia Silva

Saturday, May 2 (St. Athanasius)

8:00a John D. Flynn Jr, Dan Martin, JoAnn Annotti, Josella Platon, and All Souls in Purgatory

Sunday, May 3 (Fourth Sunday of Easter)

7:30a Deceased Members of the Dwyer Family / 9:00a Albert Mendonca / 10:30a Mary Martin / 12:00a All St. Joseph’s Parishioners / 1:30p Agustin Ramirez, Remedios Resendiz, Audelia Hernandez, All Souls in Purgatory, and Sp. Int. The Gomez Villegas Family / 3:30p Fr. Tony Chacko / 5:30p Joseph Soares, Evita Perez, Paul Strauch, and Elena Quintoriano / 7:30p Sp. Int. Marie Murillo

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CHURCH ADDITION/SACRISTY

Jan. –June 2020 PROJECT UPDATE:

Concrete Pouring this week and Sheetrock next week!

Project Contractor: JHK Construction, Inc. Thank you for recent donations!

Prevention, Protection, Accountability April is Child Abuse Prevention Month The Diocese of Stockton affirms its commitment to provide a safe

environment for its children. Under the Chatter for the Protection of Children and Young People established by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) in 2002 the Diocese of Stockton has expanded its protection to include children of preschool age as well as vulnerable adults. While the Diocese of Stockton works year-round to prevent abuse, the month of April is designated as Child Abuse Prevention Month a time to be extra diligent in our duty to provide a safe environment for all members of our Church and our community. As members of the Church we value the prevention of abuse and the support of those who have been abused. It is important to be aware of the signs of abuse and report inappropriate behavior to the proper agencies. What's being done in the Diocese of Stockton to Prevent Abuse? We report all allegations of abuse directly to law enforcement. We have a Victim Assistance Coordinator, Cynthia Dragun, whose primary role is to provide resources to survivors for their healing journey. We train adults on how to maintain a safe environment by use of the Virtus online training program. We train minors in all parish religious education programs and in our Catholic schools to identify the warning signs of abuse and inappropriate behavior by use of the Circle of Grace program. We follow all Diocesan policies and procedures to create an environment of protection and healing.

Parish School of Religion

Confirmation/Youth Ministry

St. Joseph’s Young Adult Ministry Young Adult Ministry A community of young adults (18-35ish) building fellowship, having fun, and living a Christ-centered life.

Next Gatherings...

More updates coming on future events! Please view FB and Social Media.

Hey Family-in-Christ! Do you have questions

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Online faith formation! We are enrolling your child(ren) in an online version of our faith formation programs titled My Catholic Faith Delivered. This program features a streaming lesson with fun activities that will be tracked by the program directors and will be used to complete your child’s catechesis for the 2019-2020 year. We uploaded the names for this program on Friday, April 10th, 2020 – it may be completed by the end of May 2020 for credit. You will be notified of your child’s enrollment in My Catholic faith Delivered via the email you provided when you enrolled at the parish. If you cannot participate or do not receive the email by April 15th, please contact Isela at iwesley@stjmod.com.

Dear Parents and Students, During this time of isolation, we do not want our sacrament preparation to end! To help meet the needs of our 7th and 8th Confirmation students, we are enrolling students in an online version of the curriculum we use in our Youth Ministry faith formation programs. It is a self-guided presentation of the Faith and Life textbooks used by our catechists titled My Catholic Faith Delivered. This program features a streaming lesson with fun activities that will be tracked by the program directors and will be used to complete your child’s catechesis for the 2019-2020 year. We will begin this program on Friday, April 10th, 2020 and let you know what chapters and topics to cover– it may be completed by the end of May 2020 for credit. You will be notified of your child’s enrollment in My Catholic faith Delivered via the email you provided when you enrolled at the parish. If you cannot participate, please contact Gizelle at gworley@stjmod.com before April 10th to discuss alternate plans. More info on our High School Lifeteen and Confirmation program to come.

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4/5/2005

15 Year Anniversary

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Sekar!

Profiles in Stewardship

Fr. Sekar!

St. Joseph’s SCHOLARSHIPS

AVAILABLE Beginning January 31–

May 1, 2020 Applications and information are available

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considered. Please mail in or drop off at parish office mail slot.

CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS

A limited amount of scholarships are available for children of active, tithing and registered St. Joseph’s parishioners at either Our Lady of Fatima or St. Stanislaus Parish schools. Scholarship applicants must either be current students or enrolled for the 2020-2021 school year.

ST. JOSPEH’S COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS A limited amount of scholarships are available for children of active, tithing and registered St. Joseph’s parishioners who will attend or are attending a four-year college or university as undergraduates. Prospective applicants must be enrolled for the 2020-2021 school year as full-time students. NET MINISTRIES SCHOLARSHIPS A limited amount of scholarships are available for teens or young adults who are children of or are themselves, active, tithing and registered St. Joseph’s parishioners who are selected as NET Evangelists in 2020-21.

ST. JOSEPH’S CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION: PLEASE CONTACT

CENTRAL CATHOLIC AT 209-524-9611.

Help Support: St. Joseph’s supports Catholic education and college-age

parishioners and welcomes donations of support to help fund scholarships. We fund these scholarships through an annual second offering and with your support of donations

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En el Evangelio de esta semana, escuchamos cómo dos discípulos se encontraron con el Señor Jesús resucitado en un camino hacia la aldea de Emaús, a unas 7 millas de Jerusalén. Estos dos discípulos estaban abatidos, entristecidos y decepcionados porque Jesús terminó muriendo en una cruz. Al principio, "sus ojos les impidieron" reconocerlo. Mientras caminan, Jesús, aún oculto a su vista, explica cómo, en el plan de Dios, revelado en las Sagradas Escrituras, el Mesías prometido tendría que sufrir, morir y resucitar al tercer día para la redención de Israel. "Y les interpretó lo que se decía de él en todas las Escrituras, comenzando por Moisés y luego todos los profetas."

En seguida, después de abrir las Escrituras, nuestro Señor resucitado se muestra en la última cena que compartió con ellos. "Y esto sucedió. Mientras estaba en la mesa con ellos, tomó el pan, pronunció la bendición, lo partió y se lo dio, y en ese momento se les abrieron los ojos y lo reconocieron." En el encuentro de estos dos discípulos con el Señor Resucitado, podemos ver claramente las dos partes principales de la Misa: la Liturgia de la Palabra y la Liturgia de la Eucaristía. En la primera parte, la Liturgia de la Palabra, escuchamos atentamente la Palabra de Dios proclamada en las lecturas de las Sagradas Escrituras. Después de escuchar y reflexionar sobre la Palabra de Dios, celebramos la segunda parte de la Misa llamada Liturgia de la Eucaristía. En esta parte, estamos místicamente presentes en la Cena del Señor, en la cual Jesús toma el pan, lo bendice, lo parte y se lo da a sus apóstoles en la habitación superior en anticipación del sacrificio que haría de sí mismo en la cruz. En el Nuevo Testamento, cuando escuchamos "la fracción del pan", pensemos en la Eucaristía. Poco después de la Resurrección, la joven Iglesia hizo lo que Jesús hizo en la noche de la Cena del Señor. En cada misa, el Señor Jesús resucitado se nos da a conocer, tal como fue revelado a los dos discípulos en el camino a Emaús, "al partir el pan". A veces, a nosotros también “nuestros ojos nos impiden" ver a Jesús. Sin embargo, como con estos discípulos decepcionados y desanimados, Jesús todavía camina con nosotros. Si lo hemos perdido de vista, podemos hacer lo que Jesús hizo por estos discípulos: examinar intencionalmente con una renovada apertura lo que Dios ya nos ha mostrado a través de la Revelación Divina, en la Sagrada Escritura y las enseñanzas de la Iglesia. Si estamos abiertos a lo que Él ya ha revelado, podemos ver algo nuevo en él y "nuestros corazones arderán dentro de nosotros". Entonces estaremos más atentos para reconocer la presencia y el poder de nuestro Señor Jesús resucitado, particularmente en nuestra adoración a Dios en cada Misa. Pidámosle a Dios, a través de la intercesión de la Virgen María y nuestro Santo Patrón, San José, que nos conceda la gracia de ver más claramente a nuestro Señor Jesús resucitado a medida que participamos activamente en la celebración de la Misa, en la "fracción del Pan." Padre Sam West, Pastor Padre Chandrasekar Paulraj, Pastor Asoc. Padre Michael Brady, Pastor Asoc. Diácono Ken Ochinero Personal de la parroquia

ENCOURAGE (Alentar): Disponible en español "EnCourage" o alentar es una comunidad de apoyo católica para padres, clérigos, familias y amigos que desean comunicarse con la Verdad y Compasión con los seres queridos que experimentan atracciones del mismo sexo. Para información sobre las reuniones locales de EnCourage o alentar, llame a Leticia y Jose Padilla al (209) 425-1679.

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Profiles in Stewardship

2020 Bishop’s Ministry Appeal Leadership Team

Prevención, Protección, Responsabilidad Abril es el Mes de Prevención de Abuso de Niños La Diócesis de Stockton afirma su compromiso de proveer un ambiente seguro para sus niños. La Diócesis a expandido su protección con la inclusión de niños de edad pre-escolar como de adultos vulnerables, bajo el capítulo para la Protección De Niños y Jóvenes Adultos, establecido por la Conferencia de Obispos Católicos de Estados unidos (USCCB) en el año 2002. Aunque la Diócesis de Stockton trabaja todo el año para prevenir abuso, el mes de Abril ha sido escogido como el Mes de Prevención de Abuso de Niños- un tiempo para intensificar la diligencia en nuestro deber de ofrecer un ambiente seguro para todos los miembros de nuestra Iglesia y de nuestra comunidad. Como miembros de la Iglesia valoramos la prevención del abuso y el apoyo a aquellos que han sido víctimas. Es importante que nos demos cuenta de los signos de abuso y, reportar cualquier conducta no apropiada a las autoridades pertinentes. Qué se está haciendo en la Diócesis para prevenir el abuso? Reportamos todas las acusaciones de abuso a las autoridades pertinentes. Tenemos un Coordinador de Asistencia a las Víctimas, Cynthia Dragun, cuyo papel es el de proporcionar recursos para el proceso de sanación. Entrenamos a adultos para mantener un ambiente seguro, mediante el uso del programa Virtus en el Internet. Entrenamos a menores en todos los programas parroquiales de educación religiosa y en nuestras escuelas Católicas para identificar los signos de abuso que llamen la atención y la conducta no apropiada, mediante el uso del programa Circle of Grace. Seguimos todas las políticas y procedimientos diocesanos para crear un ambiente de protección y cura.

Profiles in Stewardship

Fr. Sekar!

4/5/2005

15 Year Anniversary of his Ordination!

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