Mass Times Monday, Wednesday, Friday - 8:00 am @ Holy Re-deemer Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday - 8:00 am @ St. James

Saturday Vigil Mass - 4:00 pm @ Holy Redeemer Sunday Masses - 8:30 am @ St. James

- 10:00 am @ Holy Redeemer - 11:30 am @ St. James - 5:30 pm @ Holy Redeemer

Holy Redeemer & St. James the Less Parish Plan Goals

Fr. Edward Dover, Pastor (fred@hr-sj.org) Holy Redeemer Church/Offices:

2411 Montrose Ave., Montrose, CA 91020 St James the Less Church:

4625 Dunsmore Ave., La Crescenta, CA 91214 Fax: (818)248-9332

St James Church Offices: 4 651 Dunsmore Ave., La Crescenta, CA91214

Office Hours : Monday-Friday 8 AM– 12 NOON, 1PM-5PM www.hrsjcatholic.com

PARISH OFFICE TELEPHONE: (818)249-2008 / FAX: (818)249-5642

November 13, 2016 Thirty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Our Mission: Sharing Faith, Celebrating Traditions, and Serving Each Other

to the Praise and Glory of God.

Governance & Finance We proclaim that, collectively, all members of the parish are responsible for the life and health of our parish. It is our responsibility and privilege to be stewards of the common good, of the gifts entrusted to us, and of the long-term health and vitality of our parish. We commit ourselves to increasing and enhancing communication among parishioners, parish staff, and our finance and pastoral councils; to operating in a spirit of transparency and accuracy; to developing an attitude of stewardship among our parishioners; and to creating a culture of service. To accomplish this we establish these goals: We will provide more opportunities for enhanced parishioner communication with parish council members and staff. We will foster a culture of stewardship and service within the parish to increase both financial support and volunteer staffing of various ministries. We will remove financial barriers for those who desire to participate in the ministries offered by the church. We will ensure appropriate physical facilities and ample operating income to sup-port all planned parish min-istries and properly maintain those facilities.

ADORATION AND CONFESSION Will be held

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 at ST. JAMES THE LESS

8:00 PM-9:00 PM

Confessions also by appointment

ADORATION AND CONFESSION WILL RETURN TO WEDNESDAY EVENINGS

BEGINNING NOVEMBER 16.

HE WHO SINGS PRAYS TWICE Choir is both fun and rewarding. Rehearsal at 7:30 pm Thursdays. Sing at the 10 am Mass. Use the instru-ment God gave you! Contact the Music Office for details.

WORSHIP AND SACRAMENTS

TV Mass for the Homebound Sunday TV Mass is available for those homebound at 9:00 AM on KDOC-TV, Channel 56 or Charter 165. Check your TV listings for cable/satellite channels. Note: TV Mass does not meet the Sunday Mass obligation for the faithful who are able to attend in person.

SING THE SONGS YOU WANT TO SING SUNDAY

FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING NOVEMBER 20, 2016

9:30 AM (Before the 10 AM MASS AT HR) Our Choir Director and Choir invite you to SHOUT OUT a Hymn Number from Breaking Break before Mass— let’s sing your favorites! Some of Father Jack’s faves are: # 394, 677, 527, & 433—what are yours?

Coffee and Donuts will be served after the 8:30 AM Mass at St. James with proceeds going to HRSJ Boy Scout Troop Number 303 Thank you for your support.

Sacrament of Baptism St. James and Holy Redeemer parishes welcome all! Baptisms are held on the • First Sunday during the 10 am Mass at HR Third Sunday during the 11:30 am Mass at SJ Bap-

tism Prep (group session): First Saturday of month—.

Please call the Parish Office at (818) 249-2008 Sacrament of First Communion Preparation for children who have attained the age of reason (usually during 2nd grade) is arranged either through the Office of Religious Education or the parish school. This is a two-year program.

Sacrament of Confirmation A two-year program for freshman/sophomore-age teens. Apply through the Life Teen office. Sacrament of Matrimony Please contact the Parish Office upon engagement; at least six months is needed for preparation of this joyous sacrament!

Holy Orders/Religious Orders Anyone interested in a religious life as a priest, deacon, or sister please contact Father Ed.

SACRAMENTS

INSIDE THIS WEEK’S BULLETIN WORSHIP & SACRAMENTS…………………………….….....2 PASTOR’S LETTER, PRAYER, & MASS INTENTIONS……..3 SERVICE, OUTREACH, & BIBLE STUDY……………...……4 EVANGELIZATION & FORMATION……………………….5 CALENDAR, READINGS, GOVERNANCE & FINANCE….6 ADVENT PENANCE SERVICES……………………………..7 HOLIDAY SPECIAL EVENTS & OTHER GOOD THINGS..7

Let Your Parish Be There For You

Communion for Sick and Homebound Parishion-ers Please call the parish offices if you would like to receive Communion –we will make the arrangements with the Eucharistic Ministers to the Sick.

Anointing of the Sick

Please notify the parish office as early as possible for the Anointing of the Sick, the sacrament intended for the seriously ill or dying. It is Our Lord’s special pres-ence and companionship in serious time of need. Anointing may take place in the home, at the hospital or elsewhere, and as often as once a month. If someone should die without anointing, remember that the desire to receive is sufficient and the Lord cares! If You Should Experience the Loss of a Loved One Please call the parish offices. If you feel you will be in need, or your loved one has passed, our Bereavement Ministers will assist in making arrangements with your chosen funeral directors and offer you helpful guidelines that will aid in the Liturgical planning of the Mass or Me-morial Service. We know that this can be a tough time and we want you to know that your parish is there for you.

MASS INTENTIONS NOV 13-19, 2016

Andres Ramirez Richy Reivydas Gloria Rodriguez Michele Ruegg Cindy Rutherford Tony Samaan Beri Trestrail Anthony Trujillo Vivianne Young Jean Zimmerman

Baby Girl Scarlette John Blackman Gene Blackmun Barbara Diekmann Madeleine Doctors Bill Ferguson Sue Jiannino Scott McGregor Ron McLoud Dolores Maggipinto Omar Mullen

Please Keep In Your Prayers the Sick in our community:

PRAYER OPPORTUNITIES

CENTERING PRAYER MONDAYS AT THE BVM CONVENT

FROM 7:15 pm-8:15 pm Our prayer program begins with a 20 minute Center-ing Prayer followed by a video or community prayer. Please call the convent at 818.541.6867 for more infor-mation.

ALL ARE WELCOME

THE DIVINE MERCY PRAYERS Please come and join us! Everybody is welcome!

The Divine Mercy Prayer Group meets on Wednesday mornings at 9:30 at St James Church for approximately one hour and a half, to pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet, the Prayers at the Hour of Mercy, the Praises of the Divine Mercy, the Prayers of Trust, of Love and Understanding of God, of Grace to be Merciful to Oth-ers, of Conversion of Sinners, and of a Happy Death, the Prayers in Times of Suffering and Illness, and to Obtain Graces from our Lord Jesus Christ, the Divine Mercy. The Scriptural Readings and Gospel for the day are read and the names of the people and their intentions are also read before the Prayers start. The mission of the prayer group is: Trust, Love and Mercy...the essence of the Divine Mercy Devotion.

DO YOU OR A LOVED ONE NEED PRAYERS BUT CANNOT ATTEND ONE OF OUR FORMAL OR INFOR-MAL PRAYER SESSIONS? Please feel free to call our Parish Office if you or a loved one need prayers. Our Par-ish is blessed to have people who love to pray for others with as much confidentiality as you require.

We welcome into our

family of faith Kieran Mathew Paul Aristo who was Baptized at the 10 am

Mass at Holy Redeemer on November 6, 2016.

Congratulations to Kieran and his family.

Day Time Intention Intention

Sat 4:00 PM Deceased members of Edna Go Family Han Ra Park +

Sun 8:30 AM For the People For the People

Sun 10:00 AM JoMarie Cacioppo + Carl Baumgartner +

Sun 11:30 AM Mel Eday + David Hart +

Sun 5:30 PM Jadvyga Kontrimas+ Cesar Del Rosario +

Mon 8:00 AM Clara Santillo Trevor for Healing

Tue 8:00 AM Bella Brendel in Thanksgiv-ing Ora Clough and Family

Wed 8:00 AM Margaret Knoepfel + Birthday Blessings for Christine

Thu 8:00 AM Angela G. Lopez + Matthew Fria +

Fri 8:00 AM Andrew Spence Tessie Gavier for healing

Sat 8:00 AM Briccio Cadiz JR +

Dear friends in Christ, What a wonderful Mass we celebrated last weekend for all our be-loved deceased parishioners, family and friends! Thank you to all who made our celebration possible. I must thank above all, our Bereavement Ministers! Your support of the grieving at the time of death and in the days that follow are a powerful witness to the mer-cy of God that should flow through every parish into a wounded world. Thank you. This month we focus on the Governance and Finance aspect of our Parish Plan. I am blessed to have the wisdom and counsel of both our Parish Council and Finance Council as I seek to fulfill my Key Responsibility Areas: To Teach, To Govern & Sanctify. Today, after the 10 AM Mass you will have the opportunity for a “Meet and Greet”, in Msgr. Healy Hall, with many of the members of those two Councils. Please take time to introduce yourselves and meet those who serve on these councils. Beginning this month, as you may have noticed last Sunday, we are offering prayers before our Offertory Collection is taken up. We are striving to grow more as “intentional givers” and to make it truly a part of our Spiritual Growth. I invite you to listen to the prayers and follow in your heart. For the Christian, money is not a goal in and of itself, but rather an instrument for “doing good” and building up the Kingdom of God. It is my most sincere hope that these prayers help us to truly offer ourselves more fully to God. A reminder, we do encourage our parishioners to make a commit-ment to supporting our parish ministries. And certainly electronic giving is one of the most effective ways to accomplish that respon-sibility; but we are also looking to initiate “text-to-give” technology in the near future (we will keep you posted on that one!) But we should not forget the power of our children seeing us place cash or checks into the offertory basket. It teaches them to give. This month we invite all to review their support of our parish and how they give. November is Stewardship Month. Grateful for all the gifts shared all the ministries of service in our parish; I wish you peace. - Fr. Ed

OUR PASTOR’S LETTER

Volunteer for the Bereavement Ministry If a loved one has been called home by God, the Be-

reavement Ministry is available to provide compassionate support in planning either the Rite of Christian Burial or a Memorial Liturgy to honor deceased loved ones— please call the Parish Office if you are interested in volunteering in this helpful and compassionate ministry.

Society of St. Vincent de Paul The Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Council Los Angeles, is part of a worldwide organization of lay Catholic men and women who are committed to live and grow in their Christian faith through prayer and personal involvement in charitable works. The Society’s mis-sion is accomplished through parish and community-based groups called Conferences (volunteers) and programs called Special Works. If you or a loved one needs help with food, cloth-ing, bills, etc., please contact Society of St. Vincent de Paul(St .James and Holy Redeemer Conference) at the church office: 818-249-2008 x572

LOAVES AND FISHES FOOD BANK Non-perishable food collection for the hungry

Holy Redeemer—2nd Sunday of each month—in bins near restrooms. St. James—last Sunday of each month—in bins in vestibule

BUT WAIT—WE ALSO NEED TOOTHPASTE AND SHAMPOO...

BIBLE STUDY Adult Bible Study at St. James

Tuesday, 9AM, at the St. James Parish Center. Adult Bible Study at Holy Redeemer

Monday, 10AM, in the conference room in Healy Hall. Teen Bible Study

Tuesday, 6:30 PM, at the St. James Parish Center. Our Senior Groups, the Pioneer Club at Holy Redeemer and New Beginnings at St. James, provide events and fel-lowship. Please join them for a meeting. Pioneer Club meets the first and third Mondays at Holy

Redeemer Healy Hall. Contact Marje Cates 818-790.6171.

New Beginnings meets the second and fourth Monday at St. James Msgr. Barry Hall. Contact Tom Lindell 626-356-0767.

Brothers’ Helpers Ministry We have an URGENT NEED for an able-bodied person to help transport groceries from the St Bede pantry to St James and/or Holy Redeemer at 2:00 pm on weekdays. Brothers’ Helpers prepares 300 meals for the needy in downtown Los Angeles four days per week. Groceries are loaded into the Brothers’ Helpers van, and the activity takes about two hours. A person can volunteer for one or more days. Please consider help-ing us with this work of mercy. Call Bill Maddigan at 818-249-9394. Thank you.

SERVICE & OUTREACH (For a complete list of our Ministries, please visit our website at www.hrsjcatholic.com

Listen to Immaculate Heart Radio 930 AM Los Angeles Immaculate Heart Radio is a lay apostolate dedicated to spreading the knowledge, love and practice of the Roman Catholic Faith by means of radio. Our programming content is therefore primarily catechetical, devotional, and inspirational. Immaculate Heart Radio exists in response to the call of the Second Vatican Council to the laity to evangelize, and to its call for all members of the Church to use radio to evangelize.

Society of St Vincent de Paul- Bundle Sunday

Just a reminder! The St Vincent de Paul Bundle Sunday is next Sunday, November 20th, in the parish parking lot at St James from 8 am to 1:30 pm. We need your support! Remember to bring any useable items that will help needy individuals. For large items including furniture, large appliances, and vehicles, please phone 323-224-6280 or 800-974-3571 for home pickups.

Catholic Campaign for Human Development

Working on the Margins Special Collection Next Weekend

Next week’s collection for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development

(CCHD) needs your help. For over 43 million Americans, there is a thin line: be-tween eviction and home, between hunger and health, between unemployment and work, between anxiety and stability. This line is the Poverty Line. For a family of four, that line is $24,257 a yearThe Catholic Cam-paign for Human Development is dedicated to break-ing the cycle of poverty by funding community pro-grams that encourage independence. You are essential to its success. Your generous donations will give those in poverty the support they need to make lasting changes. Together, we can make a difference in families and communities across the United States. Please donate prayerfully and generously. Thank you. *.* Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Income, Poverty, and Health Insurance Coverage in the United States, 2015.

SPECIAL COLLECTION NEXT SUNDAY

ARE YOU SOMEONE OR DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO…

Has expressed an interest in becoming Catholic? Was baptized Catholic as a child, but has not celebrated the Sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist? We offer an opportunity to come together in a small group to learn more about our faith. Ses-sions focus on the teachings and experience of Church and prepare individuals to celebrate the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist during the Easter season. You are welcome to participate in the process with your questions, your insights and your faith story in a warm accepting setting. Sessions begin October 4th at 7pm and meet weekly in the Pope John XXIII room in the Ministry Center at Holy Redeemer. For information please contact Trish Swords at drehrsj@gmail.com or call the parish office.

EVANGELIZATION

Bullying prevention starts at home From cyberbullying to name-calling and exclusion, bullying can affect people of every age, especially kids and teens in school. Their peers can be cruel, so it’s important to talk about how to handle bullies, especially before a situation escalates. One way to stop the cycle of bul-lying in its tracks, is to teach kids to speak kindly to others and to treat everyone around them with respect. For more information, please visit https://www.faithandsafety.org/bullying.

SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN MINISTRY DID YOU KNOW?

OUR CATHOLIC SCHOOL

Families of Faith November Schedule Nov. 6 - Whole Family Catechesis at Holy Redeemer Healy Hall, 8:30 am, followed by the Rite of Enrollment at 10am Mass Nov. 13 and 20 - Class Family Catechesis at St. James, 9:45-11am Nov. 27 - Home Family Catechesis

St. James – Holy Redeemer School, TK-8 4635 DUNSMORE AVE

LA CRESCENTA, CA 91214 818.248.7778 www.sjhrschool.org/

Serving the families of the united parish community of

Holy Redeemer and St. James the Less SJHR School is accepting applications for

Grades Transitional Kinder – Seventh Grade for the 2016-2017 School Year

Applications are being accepted for Kindergarten for children who are 5 years

of age by September 1. Applications are being accepted for Transitional Kindergarten for children who

are four years of age. Our school offers an education where values, character, and personal responsibility combine with proven educa-tional methodologies and innovation to develop life-long learners. All our elementary and middle school stu-dents benefit from a holy environment where we come together with our faith as a foundation to provide ex-cellence in Catholic education for the Crescenta Valley.

All parishioners are invited to watch the Divine Mercy Film on the original Image of Jesus, the Divine Mercy. The showing will be on Monday November 14, 2016 at 7:00 P.M. in Healy Hall at Holy Redeemer. The movie is free! Cookies, Coffee, Tea and Bottled Water will be offered for snacks. Please come and see! Thank you!

DIVINE MERCY ON FILM

FREE VIEWING OF THE ORIGINAL DIVINE MERCY FILM

St. James Holy Re-deemer School

Presents a fundraiser event at

Montrose Kebab Daddy 3701 Ocean View Blvd.

Tuesday November 15, 2016 From 10:00 am.-9:00 pm.

Dine in or take out Mention that you are from St James Holy

Redeemer Kebab Daddy will donate 20% of the re-

ceipts generated to SJHR

A re you new to the parish? Or, have you moved? To register or update your family’s information, please go to our parish website: www.hrsjcatholic.com. Go to “Parish Life”, then “Register”.

Ordained Servants Rev. Edward Dover, Pastor

Rev. Msgr. Marc Trudeau, Weekend Support Rev. Msgr. John Foley

Pastor Emeritus-Holy Redeemer Rev. George Brincat

Pastor Emeritus-Our Lady of Lourdes Deacon Joe Hegenbart

Servant of Prayer & Worship Claire McLiam

Servants of Music Ministry Amelia Acosta Andrea Anderson Michael Paul Leon

Servants of Christian Formation Michael Paul Leon Susan Romero Trish Swords

Servants of Administration Deirdre Cascelli Kathy McCauley Christine Corrigan Doug Sinning

SERVANTS OF HOLY REDEEMER | ST. JAMES THE LESS CATHOLIC COMMUNITY

FINANCE & GOVERNANCE

Holy Redeemer/St. James the Less

and on Twitter : @hrsjparish

… .an opportunity to give! By making one time or repeating do-nations thru On Line Giving, your gifts to Holy Redeemer-St James parish are effortless. Simply visit our website at www.hrsjcatholic.com. Click on Parish Life, then Giving (On Line Giving Portal) and follow the easy instructions. If you have any questions, please call the Parish Office at 818-249-2008. Thank you for your support!

TODAY’S READINGS

First Reading — There will arise the sun of justice with its healing rays (Malachi 3:19-20a).

Psalm — The Lord comes to rule the earth with justice (Psalm 98).

Second Reading — Paul speaks of his hard work among the Thessalonians (2 Thessalonians 3:7-12).

Gospel — Jesus foretells the destruction of Jerusalem, the persecution of his followers. But their perseverance will be their salvation (Luke 21:5-19).

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Rv 1:1-4; 2:1-5; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 18:35-43 Tuesday: Rv 3:1-6, 14-22; Ps 15:2-5; Lk 19:1-10 Wednesday: Rv 4:1-11; Ps 150:1b-6; Lk 19:11-28 Thursday: Rv 5:1-10; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Lk 19:41-44 Friday: Rv 10:8-11; Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131; Lk 19:45-48 or (for the memorial of the Dedication) Acts 28:11-16, 30-31; Ps 98:1-6; Mt 14:22-33 Saturday: Rv 11:4-12; Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10; Lk 20:27-40 Sunday: 2 Sm 5:1-3; Ps 122:1-5; Col 1:12-20; Lk 23:35-43

Going on vacation? Please use Online Giving to catch-up on offertory. Go to www.hrsjcatholic.com and select “Parish Life” - “Giving” - and click on the Online Giving link, it’s quick and easy. Your support during summer months helps sustain our parish. Thank You!

Sunday, November 13, 2016 · Parish Council Meet and Greet outside HR Church (11:00

AM) Monday, November 14, 2016

· Bible Study in HR Healy Hall - Conf Rm 1 (10:00 AM) · New Beginnings Senior Club in SJ Msgr Barry Hall (11:00

AM) · St. Vincent de Paul in SJ PC 101 (7:00 PM) · Women of Grace in HR St John XXIII Rm (7:00 PM) · Bereavement Support Group in SJ PC 101 (7:00 PM) · Free Divine Mercy Film in HR Healy Hall - (7:00 PM)

Tuesday, November 15, 2016 · Bible Study in SJ PC 101 (9:00 AM) · Brothers' Helpers Ministry in HR Healy Hall -(3:00 PM) · Boy Scout Troop 303 in SJ Msgr Barry Hall -(6:30 PM) · Boy Scouts Troop 317 in HR Healy Hall - (6:30 PM) · R.C.I.A. in HR St John XXIII Room (7:00 PM) · Adoration & Confession in SJ Church (8:00 PM)

Wednesday, November 16, 2016 · Divine Mercy in SJ Church (9:30 AM) · Cub Scout Group in SJ PC Patio (1:00 PM) · Discovering Christ in HR Healy Hall - All Facilities (6:30

PM) Thursday, November 17, 2016

· Knitting Group in HR Healy Hall - Conf Rm 1 (12:00 PM)

· Brothers' Helpers Ministry in SJ Msgr Barry Hall - (3:00 PM)

· Adult Choir in HR Rectory/Parish Offices (6:00 PM) · Liturgy Committee in HR St John XXIII Room (7:00

PM) · Safeguard the Children Committee in HR Elizabeth Lewis

Conf Rm (7:00 PM) Friday, November 18, 2016 Saturday, November 19, 2016

· Catholic Campaign for Human Development · Ministry Development: EM in SJ Church (8:30 AM) · Bereavement Ministry in HR St John XXIII Room (10:00

AM) Funeral in HR Church (Farenbaugh 12:00 PM)

PARISH CALENDAR NOVEMBER 13-19, 2016

BIBLE TRUTH What you bring away from the Bible depends to some extent on what you carry to it. —Oliver Wendell Holmes

OTHER GOOD THINGS

ThankyouParishionersformakingourdinneroutatNewMoonsuchasuccess!OrderYourHolidayPiesNow!!!St.James–HolyRedeemerPTOBoardisofferingdeliciouspumpkinpie,cheesecake,andcrumbcakedirectfromPORTO’SBAKERY.Pre-salebe-ginsNovember7,2016andendsNovember17,2016.Pieswillbeavailableforpick-uponWednesday,November23,2016inSt.JamesMon-signorBarryHallfrom2:00-3:00PM.PumpkinPie$15.00PumpkinCheesecake$28.00CrumbCake$9:00Pleasecompletetheorderformbelowandreturntotheschoolof icebyNovember17,2016FamilyName_______________________________________________Student’sNameandGrade______________________________________________PumpkinPie________CrumbCake_______PumpkinCheesecake_______Totalpiesandcakesordered________TotalCost__________

Make Friends, Earn Badges, Take Hikes, Climb Rocks, Visit Muse-ums, Launch Rockets, Race Cars, Roast Marsh-mallows, Help People, Learn Games, Build Char-acter, Gain Confidence, Laugh Loud, Camp Out, Work Together, Learn Cool Stuff and Have Fun!

PACK 314 is a small, close-knit, family orient-ed, Catholic based pack, chartered by St. James the Less Church. Due to our small size, our pack provides individual atten-tion to our scouts and their families.

QUESTIONS? Contact Pack Committee Chair, AM-BER LESSA at Amber.Lessa@gmail.com

SHOP WITH A CONSCIENCE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON

Fill your Christmas gift list with goods and fine handcrafts while supporting Fair Trade artisans and small entrepreneurs around the world. Fair Trade LA will be at St. Bede hosting an Alternative Christmas Market on Sunday, November 27th. They will offer a wide selection of Fair Trade gift items, home accessories, jewelry, clothing, and specialty foods. Shop with a conscience on that Sun-day from 8am-2pm. Address: 215 Foothill Blvd., La Canada, CA

2016 CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR THE

EXCEPTIONALLY DISABLED

The Annual Christmas Party for the Exceptionally Dis-abled will be held on Sunday December 4, in Healy Hall. If you’d like to participate, please bring a new small gift for a man or a woman, ages 18-65 to the HR Parish Office by Friday, Dec. 2. Gifts that have been enjoyed in the past have been aftershave, perfume, costume jewelry, radios, games, etc. We would appre-ciate it if you can wrap the items and write on the tags, “man”, “woman”, or (if suitable for either) “both”. You may also help by giving a tax deductible donation to Tierra Del Sol Foundation, a local Sunland nonde-nominational school for men and women with differ-entdisabilities. Parishioner Vito Cannella will gather all of these donations and present them with a monetary gift at the Christmas party.

DEANERY 6 ADVENT PENANCE SERVICES Dec. 1st St. Bernard, 7:00 pm Glassel Park Dec. 7th St. Dominic, Night of Mercy, 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Eagle Rock Dec. 13th Our Lady of Lourdes, 7:00 pm Tujunga Dec. 13th St. Ignatius of Loyola, 7:00 pm Highland Park Dec. 14th St. James the Less, 7:00 pm La Crescenta Dec. 15th Divine Saviour, 7:00 pm Los Angeles Dec. 19th Incarnation, 7:30 pm Glendale Dec. 20th St. Bede the Venerable, 6:30 pm La Canada Dec. 21st Holy Redeemer, 7:00 pm Montrose

Bulletin Number: 913098 Church Name and Address: Holy Redeemer 2411 Montrose Ave Montrose, Ca 91020-1419 Contact: Christine Telephone: (818)249-2008 Email: ccorrigan@hr-sj.org