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31st Sunday In Ordinary Time

November 3, 2019 Issue

1 Mass Times

3-4 News & Events

4 Calendar

9 Readings

& Intentions

When he reached the place, Jesus looked up and said, "Zacchaeus, come down quickly, for today I must stay at

your house." And he came down quickly and received him with joy. - Lk 19:5-6

Fr. David Vivero

La salvación ofrecida

El amor ilimitado que Dios tiene por los

pecadores se manifiesta en el perdón, con

los brazos abiertos incluso para los peores

de nosotros. En nuestra historia de hoy,

Zaqueo podría haber sido el hombre odi-

ado en la comunidad como recaudador de im-

puestos, pero Jesús lo hizo sentir especial. “Date

prisa, baja, debo quedarme en tu casa hoy”. El

encuentro con Jesús lo hizo enmendar su vida.

Descubrió algo más valioso en la vida que vivir

con su dinero y posesiones. Su contacto cercano

con Jesús había despertado en él la libertad religi-

osa de vivir libremente con la luz de Cristo y la

hermosa esperanza de salvación que Dios nos dio.

¿Hay alguien que quede fuera del plan de

salvación? El mensaje de Jesús es claro ... el poder

de salvar no tiene límites. No tiene reservas.

Ningún pecado

pasado es ver-

gonzoso, ningún

pecado que no

pueda ser limpi-

ado, "porque el

Hijo del Hombre

vino a buscar y

salvar a los per-

didos". ¡Demostremos al

mundo su amor!

A MESSAGE FROM

Church Location: 3280 W. 1st St. (SR #46), Sanford, FL 32771 Confession: (Sat) 3:45-4:45 pm Vigil Mass: (Sat) 5:00 pm Sunday Masses: 9:30 am & 11:00 am , 12:30 pm (Spanish)

Chapel Location:

800 S. Oak Ave., Sanford, FL 32771 Mon.-Sat. Daily Mass: 8:30 am

Sunday Masses: 8:00 am and 2:00 pm

(Latin Tridentine)

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

The boundless love that God has for

sinners shows forgiveness, with

open arms even to the worst of us.

In our story today Zacchaeus might

have been the hated man in the communi-

ty as a tax collector, yet Jesus made him

feel special. “Hurry, come down, I must

stay at your house today.” The encounter

with Jesus made him mend his ways. He

saw something more worthwhile in life

than living with his money and posses-

sions. His close contact with Jesus had

awakened in him religious freedom to live

freely with the light of Christ and the

beautiful hope of salvation God gave us. Is

there anybody beyond salvation? The

message of Jesus is clear…the power to

save has no limits, no boundaries. No past

sins are ever shameful, no sin that cannot

be cleansed, “for the Son of Man came to

seek out and save the lost.” Let us show

the world of His love!

Gospel Medita-

tion For Your Day

Christ loves us first. So much of

the Christian life is as simple as

that. Today’s Gospel is a prime ex-

ample! “Now a man there named Zac-

chaeus, who was a chief tax collector

and also a wealthy man … was seeking

to see who Jesus was.” We may have

gotten used to the story of Zacchaeus,

this short, seemingly innocent man

who climbs a sycamore tree in his

desperate desire to see Jesus. But this

colorful, children’s Bible illustration

isn’t what the gathering crowd

would have seen. They would have

seen the white collar criminal. Tax

collectors were notorious for extor-

tion. They were collaborators with

the oppressive Roman overlords,

overcharging for taxes and skimming

a cut off the top. And how does Jesus

respond to this man?

“Come down quickly,” Jesus says,

“for today I must stay at your house.”

If you had been there, would you

have believed it? No doubt there

were other disciples in the city or, at

the very least, kind, generous, and

just people. “Good” people. But

those aren’t the people Jesus chooses

to share a meal with.

Christ loves us first.

He chooses Zacchae-

us even before the

man makes a public

profession of his

repentance.

“The Son of Man has

come to seek and to

save what was lost.”

We may not be tax

collectors and extor-

All Are Welcome Here If you are alienated

or upset, we

welcome you lovingly. If you

are in need of forgiveness, Jesus

forgives you completely—with

unconditional love. If you have

been hurt by the Church, we are

truly sorry. If you are angry,

Jesus offers you peace. If life has

become burdensome, we are

here to support you. We are

happy you are here and want

you to stay. We would like to

share our lives with you. Come

join us each week so we can

worship God together.

All Souls Loves Visitors! We accept anyone who wants to

share in the life of the parish

regardless of where they live.

Please register as an affirmation

of your wish to share in the

community life of All Souls.

Registration cards may be

found in the narthex of the

church or chapel, the parish

office during the week, or

online at our parish website:

allsoulssanford.org. Why not

sign up today? We love new

members!

Register Today at: www.allsoulssanford.org/parish-registration

WELCOME

tionists — I hope not! — but we all have

elements of our lives that are lost. We

have wounds from childhood, unre-

solved anxieties or attachments, daily

fears. No matter how “put together” we

are, we all have our lost moments.

Some days, it may feel like we can’t see

over the ways they crowd our inner life.

Today’s Gospel invites us to do some-

thing a little strange. Don’t let your

flaws, failures, or hang-ups prevent you

from seeing Jesus. Take a deep breath.

Go climb a tree, because Jesus is pass-

ing by. And he wants to stay in your

heart today.

©LPi

WE PRAY

All Souls

Catholic Church

WE TEACH

School and

Jesus Christ

WE SERVE

All Souls

Cemetery

WE ENDURE

All Souls

Historic Chapel

We Serve... In December of 2014, Kevin Austin noticed

quite a few billboards pop up in Fort Pierce

with the message “Dear Santa, All I want for

Christmas is to skip church! I’m too old for

fairytales.” The billboards were paid for by a

group called American Atheists, who made it a

goal to rival the Knights of Columbus yearly

“Keep Christ in Christmas” campaign.

To defend the message of the nativity, Austin

spent hundreds out of pocket to install a bill-

board of his own. It read, “Merry Christmas!

It’s my birthday. Join the celebration! rsvpje-

sus.org.” Then Austin heard a song by Becky

Kelly and titled ‘Where’s the Line to See Je-

sus?’ As Austin recalled. “A small boy comes

up to a woman in line to see Santa at a mall and

says ‘It’s Christmas, it’s Jesus’ birthday.

Where’s the line to see Jesus?’ I was moved. The

song really says it all.”

This simple, yet profound song inspired Austin

to take action against

the increasing secular-

ism around the

Christmas season.

Austin partnered with

Mike Schmidt, mem-

ber of the Knights of

Columbus Council

7514, to install two

living Nativity Scenes

at malls in Jensen

Con’t. on Pg. 3 Eric & Nadine Austin, playing the role of Mary and Joseph in the living natvity.

Living Nativity Play, Dec. 7th

All are welcomed to attend “The Liv-

ing Nativity Play” presented by the

children of the parish on December

7th from 7:00-8:00 pm in front of the

Chapel, 800 S. Oak Ave. Sanford. This

is a beautiful and blessed event, come

and share fellowship with your All

Souls community as we celebrate the

birth of our Savior!! Hope to see you

there!!

See website for more information

www.allsoulssanford.org/

PARISH & MINISTRY

Calling all Veterans and

Active Military members! All Souls Catholic School will be honoring our Veterans and

Active Duty Military at our Veteran's Service, Monday, No-

vember 11th at 7:50am in our courtyard. If any Veteran has

memorabilia they would like to display that morning, please

contact Melissa Rangel at: mrangel@allsoulscatholic

school.org. Please see the attached flyer to have military mem-

bers of your family remembered this Veteran's Day. Thank you

and we look forward to our brave men and women joining us

on Veteran's Day.

FECHA: Sábado 7 de Diciembre/2019

HORA: Registración y Desayuno se realizará desde las

7:30am a 8:30 am

LUGAR: Salón Social de All Souls Catholic Church. (810

South Oak Avenue. Sanford, Fl. 32771)

El Retiro es totalmente gratis. Inicia de 7:30am a 5:00pm (se

proporcionará desayunos y almuerzos para todos los

asistentes. Si usted tiene hijos vamos a tener Formación de Fe y

cuido para todos los niños y Jóvenes entre las edades de ( 4

años hasta 18 años de edad).

CLAUSURA: Domingo en La Misa de Español a las 12:30pm

en nuestra Iglesia, All Souls Catholic Church, en SR#46.

Los Esperamos! No te quedes sin cupos!

Registración Previa a: office@allsoulssanford.org

Personal y a Particiar en el Retiro :

Preparando un Pesebre en Nuestros Corazones y en Nuestro Hogar, para recibir al Emmanuel.

‘Dios con Nosotros’!

All Souls Catholic Church Te invita a un Encuentro

We Serve… (Con’t. from Pg. 2)

Beach and Vero Beach in 2011. “We rented space at the malls and had a

‘Line to See Jesus’ in the middle of this public area,” Schmidt said.

The Living Nativities were a huge success. “We elevated the ‘Line to See

Jesus’ to a larger scale event in 2018 at Lawnwood Stadium in Fort Pierce.

There was music, food vendors, Christmas activities, toy and food drives,

prayer and, of course, the Living Nativity,” Austin said. But that night, the

couple and child who were supposed to play the part of the Holy Family in

the Living Nativity were unable to make it. Austin recalled “I was in a

panic thinking of how we could solve this problem, then we noticed anoth-

er couple walking the track with a stroller. So I asked them to be our Mary,

Joseph, and baby Jesus. The mother initially dismissed the idea, but her

husband said he was raised Christian, so he volunteered his family to play

the role of the Holy Family. That evening, his wife expressed to us how

inspired she was by our mission.”

This year, there is a new addition to the billboards and Living Nativity campaign. Aus-

tin has created the Christwreath to represent the “rebirth of Christian family values.”

It is a symbol of the new age for all to see and know that Christ is alive in our com-

munities,” said Austin. Excerpts from Florida Catholic article, by Cecilia Padilla, 10/22/19

Why We Celebrate All Souls Day All Souls Day (Nov. 2nd) is a day in which we remem-

ber the poor souls in purgatory. Many times during

the course of our lives, we remember to pray for cer-

tain loved ones, and maybe the loved ones of our

friends, but seldom do we remember the other poor

souls that need our prayers. These could be those who

have no one to pray for them or those who were lonely in life. On this day

we pray for them and can earn indulgences for them (Nov. 1-8) so that

they might enter into the life of heaven.

For more info go to… https://relevantradio.com/2018/11/how-to-gain-a-plenary-indulgence-for-the-souls-in-purgatory/

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3 8:00AM Family Faith Formation........Sch & Social Hall 11:00 AM Festival...................................Church Grounds

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4 7:00PM SVDP Meeting...........................KofC Hall 7:15PM Spanish Prayer Group...............Chapel

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5 6:00 PM Spanish Choir............................Choir Room 7:00 PM Jr Dawg.......................................Gym/Social Hall 7:00 PM Adult Parent Bible Study........Science Lab 7:00 PM RCIA (English).............................TRC 7:00 PM Parish Choir...............................Choir Room 7:00PM CCW Monthly Meeting...........KofC Hall

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6 6:00 PM Prayer & Life WS (English)…….Office Suite C 6:00 PM Prayer & Life WS (Spanish)…...Office Suite C 6:30 PM Grades 1-5 Faith Formation…School/Chapel 6:45 PM Dawg...........................................Social Hall 7:00 PM RCIA (Spanish)............................Office Conf. Rm

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7 6:30 PM Contemporary Choir.................Choir room

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 8:30 AM Mass..............................................Chapel

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9 3:45 PM Confessions.................................Church 5:00 PM Mass………....................................Church 6:00 PM Fathers & Mothers Praying…..Chapel

Eduardo Auli Glenda Pagan Ariel Santiago

Yesenia Auli Luis Diaz

Alejandro Auli Yetziel Diaz Welcome! To all

Fernando Gevero Ralph Calcagni our new parish-

Karren Gevero Maureen Calcagni ioners! We love

Adrian Gevero Carlos Ospina having you as

Lilybeth Gevero Joseph Roman a member of

Kai Gevero Monica Ramos our parish

Valentin Olmedo Rich Mahaley family, and we

Genara Flores Judi Mahaley hope to share

Kenedy Flores Jeff Jefcoat our lives with

Yahira Boteo Mia Jefcoat you, as we all

Luz Sanchez Scarlett Jefcoat worship God

Raymundo Rodriguez Drake Jefcoat together!

PARISH & MINISTRY

"What do you call that thing

that the priest is wearing?"

ALB - The alb is a long, white linen liturgical vestment

with tapered sleeves. It is a garment (or robe) that is

worn by the priest during the Holy Mass. It symboliz-

es the innocence and purity that should adorn the

soul of the priest who ascends the altar.

AMICE - The amice is a liturgical vestment consist-

ing of an oblong piece of white linen that is worn

around the neck and shoulders and partly under the

alb. The amice is associated with the "helm of salva-

tion. "While putting it on, the priest would say,

"Lord, give me strength to conquer the temptations of the devil."

CHAUSIBLE - The chasuble is the vestment that is put

on over all the others during Liturgical services. The

Chasuble symbolizes the virtue of charity, and the

yoke of unselfish service for the Lord, which the

priest assumes at ordination.

CINCTURE - The cincture is the cord used as a

belt to gird the Alb. It symbolizes the virtues

of chastity and continence (meaning "the exer-

cise of self constraint in sexual matters") re-

quired of the priest. It comes in many colors.

STOLE - Roman magistrates wore a long scarf when en-

gaged in their official duties, just as our judges wear a

court gown. Whenever a priest celebrates Mass or admin-

isters the Sacraments, he wears the stole as a sign that he

is occupied with an official priestly duty. When placing

the stole about his neck, in vesting for Mass, the priest

begs God to give him on the last day the 'garment of

immortality' that was forfeited by our sinful first parents.

Excerpts From:

The Catholic Doors Ministry - Bible Course

"ROMAN CATHOLIC VESTMENTS"

Faith Formation The Family Plus Faith monthly Sun-

day program is one of the newest

programs offered to All Souls as an

alternative to the traditional class-

room program. The program brings

families together monthly on Sunday

mornings for 8:00AM Mass in our

Historic Chapel. After Mass, partici-

pating families contribute to and

share in a light breakfast before chil-

dren and parents head off to individ-

ualized classes.

We Give Together

Food Pantry Needs of the Week Peanut Butter & Jelly. LAST WEEK:

1,136 items donated with a retail val-

ue of $2,938. Thanks Knights of Co-

lumbus for your Quarterly Bag Drive

and thanks All Souls students for your

donations and thanks parishioners!

Quick Note… We are grateful for your continued

generosity! Right now, our Pantry is

overflowing with cereal, pasta and

dried beans. Please hold off on donat-

ing those as we’re most in need of the

above items! Thanks!

News From St. Vincent De Paul Orlando Proceeds from donated vehicles, any-

thing working or even non-working,

help St. Vincent de Paul Orlando keep

the lights on and people in their homes.

Donating is easy and it’s tax-deductible.

Just call: 800.322.8284. Thanks!

St. Vincent De Paul (1581—1660)

“ In today’s Gospel,

Zacchaeus accepts

our Lord joyfully;

and the sign of his ac-

ceptance is his open

house and his resolu-

tion to give half of his

goods to the poor.

Through your gift to

the Society of St. Vin-

cent de Paul you also

show your acceptance

of our Lord by joyful-

ly sharing your

goods with your

neighbor who is hun-

gry, hopeless, alone

and frightened. ”

All Souls Steward-ship of Treasure 10/27 Offertory ··································· $15,673.00

10/27 Debt Reduction ····························· $1,821.00

10/27 St. Vincent De Paul ·························· $387.00

10/27 Church Mortg. Prin. Bal. ········· $1,655,383.00

10/27 Our Catholic Appeal Goal ·········· $174,339.31

10/27 Raised To Date ························· $213,845.00

10/27 Over/Under Goal ························ $39,506.00

CHRISTIAN

During this second gathering of the

year, families focused on the Dignity

of the Human Person, while children

learned about the Circle of Grace, a

new safe environment program

launched via the Diocese of Orlando.

Parents in turn went through a por-

tion of the volunteer training for Di-

ocesan Safe Environment. The Circle of

Grace helps adults teach children to

better protect the special person they

are and to be respectful of others. It

helps young people to recognize

when they are safe or unsafe and

know how to bring their concerns,

fears and uncertainties to the trusted

adults in their lives.

United States Department of Ed-

ucation National Blue Ribbon

School of Excellence in Catholic

Education.

If you are interested in a Catholic

school education for your stu-

dent, we would love to introduce

you to our campus! Please con-

tact our school office and sched-

ule a tour today.

Barbara Schirard | Principal

Mary Moran | Asst. Principal

810 S. Oak Ave., Sanford, FL 32771

Phone: 407.322.7090

Fax: 407.321.7255 Website:

www.allsoulscatholicschool.org

Are you looking for technology

friendly FREE VPK for your child?

All Souls Catholic School is current-

ly enrolling new students! With

some of the highest “readiness

Rates” in Seminole County, our

VPK students are Kindergarten

ready! Call us and come tour our

campus. Phone: 407.322.3795

Madres y Padres Orantes Cordialmente les invita a unirse en oración por nuestros hijos

y familias, todos los primeros sábados de mes Hora Santa:

6:00 pm-8:00 pm, ofrecemos formación de fe, K-hasta High

School, 6:00 pm—8:00 pm.

Lugar: Capilla Histórica y permanezca después para el com-

partir en el Salon Social.

Para mayor información llame a Silvia 407.402.9933.

YOUTH

DAWG activities continue to center around the major doctrinal themes of our faith. One week partici-

pants took part in a “Hunger Banquet” that focused on the distribution of wealth and a fair living

wage. participants were assigned to a one of three demographic groups and received a meal based on

that particular group’s income: wealthy, middle income or poverty/below poverty group. It was very

interesting to see how this simulation played out. Definitely created some awareness in the teens.

“Wonderful seeing these different ministries carrying out God’s work.”

Faith Formation (con’t.)

Jr. DAWG: Break open

the Nicene Creed

through an interactive

group activity.

Hunger Banquet:

Wealthy Group

Hunger Banquet:

Middle Income

Group

Hunger Banquet:

Poverty Group

St. Charles Borromeo

T his week’s saint was born in a

castle to an aristo-cratic family. His father was a count, his mother a Medi-ci, and his uncle a pope. He was in-dustrious and ex-tremely bright, and received advanced degrees in theology and law in his na-tive northern Italy. Although he was brilliant, he also suffered from a speech impedi-ment.

While a Cardinal in Rome, Saint Charles kept the Council of Trent in session when at several points it was on the verge of breaking up. Later, in his Archdiocese of Milan, he began the reform needed among both clergy and laity. He set a good example by allotting most of his income to charity. He forbade himself all luxury, and imposed severe penances upon himself. He sacrificed wealth, high honors, esteem, and influence to become poor. During the plague and famine of 1576, Borromeo tried to feed 60,000 to 70,000 people daily. Whereas the civil authorities fled from the plague, he stayed in the city, where he ministered to the sick and the dying, helping those in want.

Saint Charles spent his life and fortune in the service of the larger

church and the people of his diocese. He directed and fervently

enforced the decrees of the Council of Trent, fought tirelessly for

peace in the wake of the storm caused by Martin Luther, founded

schools for the poor, seminaries for clerics, hospitals for the sick,

conducted synods, instituted children‘s Sunday school, did great

public and private penance, and worked among the sick and dy-

ing, leading his people by example.

Work and the heavy burdens of his high office affected Archbish-

op Borromeo’s health, leading to his death from a fever, at the age

of 46. He is the Patron Saint of bishops, cardinals, seminarians, and spiritual leaders.

Sacraments The Sacrament of Reconciliation

Confessions are heard each week on Saturday at the Church

(SR #46) from 3:45 pm to 4:45 pm.

The Sacrament of Baptism

Call the parish office to learn the necessary requirements

and make an appointment to have your child baptized.

The Sacrament of Marriage

Getting married? Congratulations! The process of being

married in the Catholic Church could take between 6

months to a year to complete. Please contact the parish office

as soon as possible after your engagement if you would like

to be married at All Souls Catholic Church.

Anointing of the Sick

Please call the parish office. The Rite of Anointing tells us

there is no need to wait until a person is at the point of death

to receive the Sacrament. Did you know that the Sacrament

may be repeated if the person becomes sick again? A person

should be anointed before surgery when a dangerous illness

is the reason for the intervention.

Eucharistic Ministry to the Sick and Homebound

If you are unable to attend Mass, please call the parish office

so we may assist you in having a visit from one of our

ministers or one of our priests.

Catholic Funeral and Burial

Please call the parish office or have the funeral home

director contact us to arrange the Funeral Mass and for more

information about burial at All Souls Catholic Cemetery.

And Jesus Said... When he reached the place, Jesus looked up and said,

"Zacchaeus, come down quickly, for today I must stay at

your house." And he came down quickly and received

him with joy. When they all saw this, they began to

grumble, saying, "He has gone to stay at the house of a

sinner." - Lk 19:5-7

Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass ©2001, 1998, 1970 CCD.

Sacraments

Jesús, María y José Cordialmente los invita todos los lunes

de cada mes a las 7:15pm, en la Capilla Histórica, para 1 hora

de Oración, Rosario, y Adoración del Santísimo Sacramento.

Rezamos Juntos

Al llegar a ese lugar, Jesús levantó los ojos y le dijo: "Zaqueo,

bájate pronto, porque hoy tengo que hospedarme en tu casa". El

bajó enseguida y lo recibió muy contento. Al ver esto,

comenzaron todos a murmurar diciendo: "Ha entrado a

hospedarse en casa de un pecador". - Lc 19, 5-7

Leccionario II © 1987 Comisión Episcopal de Pastoral Litúrgica de la

Conferencia del Episcopado Mexicano.

St. Charles Borromeo, Bishop. 1538 – 1584

Around

Parish Clergy

Fr. David P. Vivero | Parish Priest dvivero@allsoulssanford.org

Fr. Ed McCarthy, Retired

Fr. Kenneth Metz, Retired

Fr. Andrzej Jurkiewicz, Latin Mass Celebrant

Rev. Mr. Wenny Cruz | Deacon dcruz@allsoulssanford.org

Rev. Mr. Marty Mueller | Deacon mmueller@allsoulssanford.org

Parish Staff

Ryan Verity Director of Operations rverity@allsoulssanford.org

Amy Scott Receptionist ascott@allsoulssanford.org

Beatriz Perez De Koeneke Hispanic Secretary bkoeneke@allsoulssanford.org

Deacon Wenny Cruz Coordinator for Spanish Community dcruz@allsoulssanford.org

Holly Hooton Parish Catechetical Leader hhooton@allsoulssanford.org

Michelle Murphy Youth Minister mmurphy@allsoulssanford.org

David McGhee Director of Music & Liturgy dmcghee@allsoulssanford.org

Music Website: www.allsoulsmusic.com

Nancy Pfingsten Associate Director of Music npfingsten@allsoulssanford.org

Mary Valente Director of Cemetery Operations mvalente@allsoulssanford.org

Eduardo Benes-Montero Supervisor Facilities, Safety and Security ebrenes@allsoulssanford.org

Phone: 407.322.3795

FAX: 407.322.1131

Parish Website: www.allsoulssanford.org

All Souls Church Location: 3280 W. 1st St. (SR #46), Sanford, FL 32771

Historic Chapel Location: 800 S. Oak Ave., Sanford, FL 32771

Get Published... Please e-mail Information to be

published in the bulletin and

announcements to…

bulletin@allsoulssanford.org, or

drop off at the parish office (include

your name and contact information)

Our Faith Community

Join us for an afternoon of

Fun Wonderful Dinner Fellowship

Basket Raffle Door Prizes 50/50 Drawing

All Souls Council of Catholic Women

Annual Parish

“Thanksgiving Dinner”

When: Sunday, November 24, 2019

Time: Doors open at 3:00 pm

Dinner served at 4:00 pm

Where: All Souls Catholic Church

Social Hall

800 S. Oak Avenue, Sanford

Cost: $10 per adult; $6 per child

Call: Eleanor Tolley (321) 279-1843

Mass Readings

2 Sat Wis 3:1-9/Ps

23:1-3a, 3b-4,

5, 6 [1]/Rom

5:5-11 or Rom

6:3-9/Jn 6:37-40

3 Sun Wis 11:22—

12:2/Ps 145:1-

2, 8-9, 10-11,

13, 14 [cf. 1]/2

Thes 1:11—2:2/

Lk 19:1-10

4 Mon Rom 11:29-

36/Ps 69:30-

31, 33-34, 36

[14c]/Lk

14:12-14

5 Tue Rom 12:5-

16b/Ps

131:1bcde, 2,

3/Lk 14:15-24

6 Wed Rom 13:8-10/

Ps 112:1b-2, 4-

5, 9 [5a]/Lk

14:25-33

7 Thu Rom 14:7-12/

Ps 27:1bcde, 4,

13-14 [13]/Lk

15:1-10

8 Fri Rom 15:14-21/

Ps 98:1, 2-3ab,

3cd-4 [cf. 2b]/

Lk 16:1-8

8:30am

Sonny Blake Requested By:

Pat Blake

12:00 Noon

Kevin Spolski Requested By:

The Spolski

Family

5:00pm

Jenni

Heneghan Requested By:

Heneghan Family

Timothy Holt Requested By:

Holt Family

8:00am

Pamela

Vincencio Requested By:

Vincencio Family

9:30am

Elizabeth Hall Requested By:

Kerns Family

11:00am

Marianne

Baggio Requested By:

Baggio Family

12:30pm

Manolo Valdes Requested By:

Miriam Gallardo

2:00pm (Latin)

People of the

Parish

8:30am

Jay Stokes Requested By:

Bonnie Klein

8:30am

Sagrado Cora-

zon de Jesus Requested By:

Mercedes Del

Valle

8:30am

Our Lady of

Perpetual Help Requested By:

Mercedes Del

Valle

8:30am

Pamela

Vincencio Requested By:

Vincencio Family

8:30am

Omaira Chavez Requested By:

Cesar Ortuño

All Souls’ Day 31st Sun. in

Ordinary Time;

Nat’l. Vocation

Awareness Wk.

St. Charles Bor-

romeo, Bishop

St. Peter

Chrysologus:

Election Day

St. Nicholas

Tavelic and

Companions

St. Didacus Blessed John

Duns Scotus

November

Observations

This Week’s Catholic Resources Reliable sources to help you learn more and grow your faith . CATHOLIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION CMA is the largest association of Catholic individuals in health care. We

help members grow in faith, maintain ethical integrity, and provide excel-

lent health care in accordance with the teachings of the Church. https://www.cathmed.org/

CATHOLICPSYCH INSTITUTE Healing the body, mind, and spirit with psychology you can trust. https://catholicpsych.com/

JOHN PAUL II HEALING CENTER

The JPII Healing Center provides teaching, healing and equipping to

bring about transformation in the heart of the Church. https://jpiihealingcenter.org/

RACHEL’S VINEYARD Rachel's Vineyard is a safe place to renew, rebuild and redeem hearts broken by

abortion. Weekend retreats are offered throughout the year & across the US/CA. https://www.rachelsvineyard.org/

SOLIDARITY HEALTHSHARE Health care sharing is an alternative to traditional health insurance. It’s simple,

affordable, and ethical health care. (Find more, similar organizations online.) https://www.solidarityhealthshare.org/

ST. GREGORY RECOVERY CENTER St. Gregory is an inpatient rehab for drug & alcohol detoxification offering the

most comprehensive approach to treating substance abuse & addiction. https://stgregoryctr.com/

PATIENTS RIGHTS COUNCIL Addressing euthanasia, assisted suicide, advance directives, disability rights,

pain control and more. Contact us for Durable Power of Attorney - health care. http://www.patientsrightscouncil.org/site/

Prayer Intentions 2 SATURDAY 3 SUNDAY 4 MONDAY 5 TUESDAY 6 WEDNESDAY 7 THURSDAY 8 FRIDAY