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Holy Mass , Eucharistic Adoration,
Rosary, Confession — Weekly Schedule:
Daily Mass: Tuesday-Saturday 8:00am
Saturday Vigil : 5:00pm (no mass)
Sunday: 8:00am (English &10:00am (bilingual), (Live stream)
Adoration: Thursdays 9:00 AM to 11:30am
Confession: Saturday 9:00am-10:00am Tuesday and Wednesday by appointment.
Parochial Administrator
Rev. Carlo Paul G. Tejano
Deacon
Mark Ruiz, [email protected]
Parish Receptionist
Maria Pena, [email protected]
Children’s Faith Formation
Judy Jones, [email protected]
Bookkeeper
Rhonda Bricker, [email protected]
Bulletin Coordinator
Please email to
(All bulletin articles are due in the parish office no later than
12:00pm on Mondays.)
Parish Office Hours
Monday - Thursday
9:00am -1:00pm (Until further notice)
(530) 885-2956
St. Joseph Catholic School @ St. Teresa of Avila Church
Serving Students from PK-8th Grade
11610 Atwood Road, Auburn, CA, 95603 Phone 530-885-4490
Jennifer Oliver, Principal Email:[email protected]
St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery-Foresthill:
Call the office 530-885-2956
January 10, 2021 THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD
St. Joseph Parish
& Mission in Foresthill
Mission Statement:
"Saint Joseph Catholic Church of Auburn, California is an open
and loving diverse parish community united by our faith in Jesus
Christ, continuing His mission through our prayerful liturgies, faith
formation, evangelization, and outreach to the community.
Established over a hundred years ago, we resolve to continue and
maintain a strong Catholic presence within our parish bounds and
make present the Christ we bear and celebrate."
Serving the Auburn, CA Community since 1911
1162 Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA - (530) 885-2956 - sjauburncatholic.com
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COMMUNITY PRAYER
Sunday, January 10 9:00AM-Choir Practice Monday, January 11 9:30AM– Tuesday, January 12 Wednesday, January 13 9:00am: Church Cleaning until noon 4:30PM-Children's Faith Formation 4:30PM–Youth Group Thursday, January 14 Friday, January 15 Saturday, January 16
Meagan Hicks Conner Slevin Michael Manly Sr. Adams Weingart Helena Alleman Jerry Addy Grace Arredondo Sharity Bulygo Brandy Brandenburg Al Baldoni Linda Baldoni Mark Biesecker Tammi Cuthill Marianne Corcoran Nancy Capik Darlene Delahanty Debra Cheryl Driggs Marie Dutra Sandy Dutra Dennis Dark
Rod Deshaw
Sally Dwyer
Jeannie Eason
Lynne Foote
Maria Fregosi Gloria Flores Delia Giuliani John Giudicessi Norma Harris Ben Hatfield
Karen Bernardo-
Gutuerrez
Fr. Edward P Pepka
Brian Harr
Rany & Ronda
Horsman
Benedicta Horsnyi
Gabrielle Klapperich
Dennis Kalkowski
John Lynch
John Paul Letcher
Samuel G. Letcher J
oanne Lichau
Roland Lujan
Marilyn Landry
Larry Leedy
Denise Martin
Madeline McCormick-
Mary Minton
Yanira Muniz
Stephen Metz
Flo Mooneyham
Mandy Millhouse
Joan Murdoch
Georgie Nicosia
Joe Nicosia
Christine Niece
Colleen Newman
Shirley Petersen
Monica & Peter Perers
Lucille Potter
Marissa Platz
Ken Prust
Elfie Reissmein
Frank Rogers-Smith
Ron Roussey
Dustin Rhoby
Laura Schuberg
Nicole (Dwyer)Selcuk
Cecilia Smith
Gary Stephen
Frank Stephen
Sawyer Stephen
Bernard Theis
Esther & Dan -
Sanchez Tinoco
Miriam Winder
Joel Rosales & Family
Joh Testa & Family
JoAnn Swars
Fr. Cesar Ageas
Sandy Jeffrey
Kathy Jeffers
St. Joseph’s Faith
Formation Programs
Holly Letcher
Mike Kovich
MASS INTENTIONS –JANUARY 10-JANUARY 16
PARISH SCHEDULE
PRAYER REQUESTS
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Heb 1:1-6; Ps 97:1, 2b, 6, 7c, 9; Mk 1:14-20 Tuesday: Heb 2:5-12; Ps 8:2ab, 5, 6-9; Mk 1:21-28 Wednesday: Heb 2:14-18; Ps 105:1-4, 6-9; Mk 1:29-39 Thursday: Heb 3:7-14; Ps 95:6-11; Mk 1:40-45 Friday: Heb 4:1-5, 11; Ps 78:3, 4bc, 6c-8; Mk 2:1-12 Saturday: Heb 4:12-16; Ps 19:8-10, 15; Mk 2:13-17 Sunday: 1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19; Ps 40:2, 4, 7-10; 1 Cor 6:13c-15a, 17-20; Jn 1:35-42
Sunday, January 10-THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD 8:00am-- For the Special Intention of St. Josephs Parishioners 10:00am–Zairy Pena SI, Nathan Mavy Si, Miguel Barbosa & 3 Sisters +
Monday, January 11- 8:00am–
Tuesday, January 12- 8:00am– Bob & Mae Jacob +
Wednesday, January 13- Saint Hilary, Bishop and Doctor of the Church 8:00am– George & Madeline Ray +
Thursday, January 14- 8:00am– Geo & Alex Coelho Si
Friday, January 15- 8:00am–Dominique Huckins SI
Saturday, January 16- 8:00am– Suzanne & Art deGenova SI 5:00pm—
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FEAST OF FAITH The Sign of the Cross
At the beginning of our prayer, we make the sign of the cross together. This sign, simple and powerful,
operates on many levels. We trace the sign of the cross over our bodies, reminding ourselves that the cross of Christ has become our source of resurrection, life, and grace. With this sign, we also profess our faith in the Trinity: the presider does not say “in the names,” but “in the name of the Fa-ther, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit”—three persons, one God. The sign of the cross is also a bap-
tismal reminder, for every sign of the cross echoes the words spoken over us at our baptism, which marked our entry into the saving mystery of Christ. This many-layered sign is also our primary sign of blessing: the cross is traced over people, places, and things upon which we ask God to impart divine benediction.
In blessing ourselves with the sign of the cross at the beginning of Mass, we acknowledge the mystery that has gathered us together: that Christ, the crucified and risen One, is living, and that we are members of
his Body. Our response, our Amen, is our yes to all this, our first profession of faith.
—Corinna Laughlin, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
When new sod is put in, it needs constant saturation with water. Landscapers say that this “knits” the sod to the soil. The same when a branch is grafted onto a tree: the poultice that joins them at the splice must be kept wet at all times.
Water is the stuff that binds the very cells of our bodies together. No wonder religions throughout all times and cultures have used it so prominently. When Jesus stepped into the Jordan for baptism, he “knit” himself to what had come before him. By going to the Jordan, he made himself one with the people of Israel who had crossed it into their
Promised Land. With John the Baptist, Christ wove himself into the prophetic tradition that heralded the coming reign of God. He had become fully human in the waters of Mary’s womb, and by partaking in the rite of the baptism
of repentance, Jesus identified himself with our sinful, frail humanity. It is through the waters of baptism that Christ continues to graft new members onto his Body, the Church; through these waters we are cleansed from sin and filled with the promise of grace,
given our destiny for eternal life. For us, as for Jesus, it is also the waters of baptism that inaugurate our mission to proclaim the Good News.
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PLEASE REMEMBER ST. JOSEPH’S PARISH IN YOUR ESTATE PLANNING
St. Joseph Offertory 1/3-1/4 $ December Online Giving $3996.00 Foresthill Offertory 1/3-1/4 $610.00 December Online Giving Foresthill $1448.00 Hall Fund
Thank you everyone for your continued
support! Your donations are very appreciated.
Second Collection:
12/5-6 Reduce Hall Loan
12/12-13 Retirement Fund for Religious
St. Joseph Ministry
5:00PM 8:00AM 10:00 AM Live Stream
Altar Servers TBA TBA TBA
Lectors TBA Mike Kovich Hugh Paxton/Hispanic
Extraordinary Ministers
Fr. Carlo Tejano Deacon Mark Ruiz
Fr. Carlo Tejano Deacon Mark Ruiz
Fr. Carlo Tejano Deacon Mark Ruiz
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LAY MINISTRY SCHEDULE– JANUARY 16TH-& JANUARY 17TH 2021
FORESTHILL MISSION LAY MINISTRY SCHEDULE
Lectors Anne Jones & Cathy Reuter
Extraordinary Ministers
Jeff Jones
PARISH OFFERTORY
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CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION
Today in the town of David a Savior has
been born to you, He is Messiah, the lord.
"Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace to those on whom His
favor rests."
Happy New Year to all !
SACRAMENTO DIOCESE
PASTORAL CENTER
Have you ever considered working for the Diocese of Sacramento? The Diocese of Sacramento is a place where you are able to grow your faith while serving the minis-try and mission of the Bishop of Sacramento. As Catholics, we believe that all per-sons are called by God to contribute to the sanctification and transformation of the world, by fulfilling their own particular duties in the spirit of the Gospel and Chris-tian discipleship. Listed below are openings that are currently seeking to be filled by our practicing Catholics. Administrative Assistant for the Catholic School Depart-ment Coordinator for the Office of Catholic Charities and Social Concerns North State Coordinator, Office of Family & Faith Formation Director Newman Catholic Center – Chico Program Coordinator Newman Catholic Center – Sacramento
CATHOLIC FUNERAL & CEMETERY SERVICES
The Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services (CFCS) is a non-profit organization founded in faith and dedicated to providing support and resources during life’s most difficult moments. The mission of CFCS is to make every effort to achieve the final wishes of the departed and to empower their families to make thoroughly informed decisions Receptionist Funeral Assistant (Temporary), Funeral Arranger/Director (Temporary), Cemetery Grounds Foreman Cemetery Groundsman (Temporary), Family Service Advisor Director of Operations, Grounds and Facilities To apply for a position, please email a short cover letter, resume, and application to [email protected] Positions are open until filled. For more information and complete job descriptions, visit www.scd.org/employment. Thank you.
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MINISTRY, COUNICIL AND COMMITTEE INORMATION AND EVENTS
Baptism: Preparation classes are held the 1st Saturday of every month. Please call the office to register. Confirmation: The Sacrament of Confirmation is a two-year preparation process for teens. For adults not yet confirmed, please call the parish office. Marriage: Please contact our priest at least six months in advance of your desired wedding in order to participate in the process of mar-riage preparation. Altar Society: Phyllis Whitney 530.823-9303 Bible studies: Ginny Huckins (Thursday AM ) 530.823.8486 Confraternity of Catholic Mothers: Mary Jorgensen 916.716.7308, [email protected] Catholic Ladies Relief Society #6: Barbara O’Rourke 530.906.1055 [email protected] Eucharistic Adoration: Barbara & George Coelho [email protected] Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist: Dianne Wilford [email protected] Finance Council: Fr. Carlo Tejano Funeral Reception Ministry Doreen Wood 530.823.5066 Barbara O’Rourke 530.906.1055 The Gabriel Project-1.800.910.0191 Garden Committee: Karen Thomas [email protected] Guild of St. Tarcisius (Altar Sever): Hugh Paxton [email protected] Hall Committee: 530.885.2956 Hispanic Coordinating Cmte. Porfirio Perez 530.613.3624 or Cristina Martinez 530.308.5693 Italian Catholic Federation: Mary Ann Mikles 916.759.8466 Knights of Columbus: Grand Knight-Mark Anthony Muniz [email protected] 530.823.5161, Knights of Columbus Council # 6149 www.auburnkofc.com Lector Ministry: John Mlakar [email protected] Liturgy Hispanic Community: Cristina Martinez - 530.308.5693 Ministry of the Sick: Gina Bollinger 530.268.2092 Music Ministry: Gellimy Sescon 530.885.2956 Practice is on Tuesday's at 6:30 - 8pm in the Church Pastoral Council: Chairman Mark Capik, 916.663.1207, [email protected] Placer County Jail Ministry: Lyn Mazur, [email protected] Prolife Ministry: Penny Gowring [email protected] & Christine Jonas [email protected] Children’s Faith Formation: Judy Jones 530.885.2956 Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA): Judy Jones 530.885.2956 Sacristan Mike Newell 53001.5546 Dave Vargas 916.663.356 Special Events Committee: Bonnie Amaro-Letcher [email protected] St. Vincent de Paul Society of Auburn: 530.885.2920 Thrift shop: 530.885.7404 Mon-Wed & Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm Ushers & Greeters: Kevin Letcher [email protected] Vocations: Doreen Wood 530.823.5066 Wedding Coordinator: Holly Letcher 530.210.0568 Youth Ministry: Frank Rogers-Smith [email protected]
RCIA Inquiry Are you (or is someone you know) interested in becoming Catholic? Do you have questions about the faith? Were you baptized, but never re-ceived first communion or confirmation? If so, then these classes are for you!
On Wednesday night November 4th at 6:30 pm we will be beginning our Inquiry classes! We will be meeting in the chapel at St. Teresa’s. If you have questions about the Catholic faith, please plan on joining us! For more information and to sign up, please contact Anh at [email protected]
RCIA Coordinator Karen Sheehan (916) 812-3737 [email protected] Deacon Mark Ruiz (916) 257-1562 deaconma [email protected]
R.C.I.A.
When: Every Sunday in January at 8:00pm-9pm Where: Online Joining info: Join with Google Meet meet.google.com/wwf-hkmt-owk
During difficult times our faith tells us that we need to come to-gether in prayer and pray to our Blessed Lord as one people. In accordance with that tradition, I would like to invite everyone to come and share in the Prayer of the Gospels with us online every Sunday evening at 8:00pm. We will also include the litany in response to abortion. This prayer can be accessed with the follow-ing link: priestsforlife.org/prayers/litanyinresponsetoabortion.aspx Leo Tolstoy said "Give me faith, Lord, and let me help others find it." Kof C Auburn Council 6149 would like to offer this rosary public-ly to help others find their faith and come together in common prayer. The rosary is our expression of faith and we would like to offer this as a service to the Christian community and to those of like mind to come together and pray for the common good. We are open to questions, comments and feedback in an attempt to make this a more spirituality fulfilling experience. Comments can be addressed to me at [email protected]. "If I had an army to say the Rosary, I could conquer the world." Blessed Pope Piux IX I hope to see everyone there. Hugh Paxton PGK of Auburn Council 6149 Auburn, California
EVENING ROSARY WITH KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Do you feel the weight of our times? Do you feel like the world has gone insane? Whether it is the state of country, this pandemic, the election or the state of the world, you may feel that there is nothing that you can do. But there is: You can come & pray with the Knights of Columbus.
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SOCIEDAD SAN VICENTE DE PAUL
NOTICIAS SEMANALES
FORMACION EN LA FE DE LOS NINOS
Hoy en la ciudad de David te ha nacido un Salvador, Él es el Mesías, el señor. "Gloria a Dios en las alturas de los cielos,
y en la tierra paz a aquellos en quienes descansa su favor ".
¡Les deseo la más feliz Navidad y un bendito
Año Nuevo!
Los Vicentinos de San José se dedican al servicio de los pobres y necesitados. Gracias a todos nuestros hermanos y hermanas de la parroquia por la gran generosidad durante este año difícil, 2020. A través
de su amabilidad de $ 10,206.21, SVdP pudo ayudar a 43 familias y 48 clientes sin hogar por un total de $ 14,968.08. Que este Adviento sea un tiempo de despertar espiritual y renovación para todos nosotros. Dios bendiga a nuestro párroco, Farther Carlo ya nuestros feligreses en el próximo Año Nuevo 2021.
Don Wilford
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Horario de la oficina—de lunes a jueves 9:00am-1:00pm
Maria Peña-recepcionista: hablo español y estoy en la oficina del lunes al jueves 9:00am-12:00pm Por favor diríjase a la oficina para bautizos, bodas, quinceañeras, para el salón y salas de conferencias, etc. Cristina Martínez: Lector, Catecismo para Quinceañera y Eventos Especiales, Coordinadora de Bodas. Porfirio Perez: Sacristán, Clases de Preparación Bautismal Y de Boda
HORAS DE OFICINA Y DIRECTORIO
LAS AGUAS BAUTISMALES
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
FIESTA DE LA FE Convocados por Dios
Cuando se planta un césped nuevo, debe regarse constantemente. Los jardineros dicen que esto “teje” el césped al suelo. Lo mismo sucede cuando se injerta una rama a un árbol: el cataplasma que los une debe
estar húmedo en todo momento. El agua es lo que mantiene unidas a las células de nuestro cuerpo. Con razón las religiones de todas las épocas y culturas han usado tanto este símbolo. Cuando Jesús se sumerge en el Jor-dán para ser bautizado, se “teje” a todo aquello que lo precedía. Al sumergirse en el Jordán, se hizo uno con el
pueblo de Israel que había cruzado el río para llegar a su Tierra Prometida. Junto a Juan Bautista, Cristo se tejió a la tradición profética que presagiaba la venida del Reino de Dios. Jesús se había convertido plenamente en hu-mano en las aguas del vientre de María y al participar del rito del Bautismo del arrepentimiento, se sintió identificado con nuestra frágil y pecaminosa humanidad. Por las aguas del Bautismo Cristo continúa injertando nuevos miembros a su Cuerpo, la Iglesia; gracias a nuestro destino de vida eterna, por estas aguas somos limpiados del pecado y recibimos
la promesa de la gracia. Para nosotros, como para Jesús, las aguas bautismales también inauguran nuestra misión de proclamar la Buena Nueva.
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San Ignacio de Loyola enfatizaba mucho la necesidad de encontrar a Dios en todo, no porque Dios estuviera perdido o ausente, sino porque las personas no siempre son conscientes de su presencia en ellas o entre ellas. En la asamblea litúrgica
es Dios quien nos convoca a celebrar con él, con Cristo y por medio de Cristo, la nueva alianza, la Pascua misma. Los textos posteriores a la resurrección así lo manifiestan, la preferencia del Señor por revelarse a la Iglesia en asamblea.
Curiosamente, somos convocados por Dios y él se hace presente; nosotros somos participantes en este encuentro, más no protagonistas, porque el protagonista es Cristo mismo. No es una reunión cualquiera o reunión con fines meramente
sociales, sino la reunión de los hombres y las mujeres libres que se reúnen a celebrar la presencia de Cristo y responden al llamado de Dios. No somos nosotros los que convocamos ‘una reunión con Dios’, sino Dios quien convoca un
encuentro-celebración con nosotros. Por ello, no venimos como individuos aislados, sino como miembros de un solo cuerpo; no comulgamos para vivir la comunión, sino que comulgamos porque vivimos la comunión en medio de nuestra
gran diversidad. Somos asamblea convocada, cuerpo vivo y santo que se hará sacrificio de alabanza. —Miguel Arias, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Lunes: Heb 1:1-6; Sal 97 (96):1, 2b, 6, 7c, 9; Mc 1:14-20 Martes: Heb 2:5-12; Sal 8 :2ab, 5, 6-9; Mc 1:21-28 Miércoles: Heb 2:14-18; Sal 105 (104):1-4, 6-9; Mc 1:29-39 Jueves: Heb 3:7-14; Sal 95 (94):6-11; Mc 1:40-45 Viernes: Heb 4:1-5, 11; Sal 78 (77):3, 4bc, 6c-8; Mc 2:1-12 Sábado: Heb 4:12-16; Sal 19 (18):8-10, 15; Mc 2:13-17 Domingo: 1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19; Sal 40 (39):2, 4, 7-10; 1 Cor 6:13c-15a, 17-20; Jn 1:35-42
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Parish events
SAINT VINCENT de PAUL
St. Joseph's Vincentians
dedicates themselves to the service of the poor and those in need. Thanks to all of our parish brothers and sisters for the great generosity throughout this difficult year, 2020. Through your kindness of $10,206.21, SVdP was able to help 43 Families and 48 Homeless clients for a total of $14,968.08. May this
Advent be a time of spiritual awakening and renewal for all of us. God Bless our pastor, Farther Carlo and our parishioners in the coming
New Year 2021. Don Wilford