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November 10, 2013 — Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Padre Serra ParishPadre Serra ParishPadre Serra ParishPadre Serra Parish“Siempre Adelante”“Siempre Adelante”
Congratulations and welcome to thePadre Serra Parish Community through Baptism:
Kaitlin Kim PhamDaughter of Tan & Mary Ann Pham
Alejandro Joseph SanchezSon of Alejandro & Michelle Sanchez
Robert Heath WaggonerSon of Robert & Michele Waggoner
Izabella Victoria ArmendarizDaughter of Julian & Veronica Armendariz
Christian Arturo GarciaSon of Arturo & Stephanie Garcia
Julie Ann FaigleDaughter of Patrick & Malorie Faigle
Broydon Kyle HarmelinkSon of Wesley & Laura Harmelink
Nadiya Elise MartinezDaughter of Larry Martinez & Rachael Abasta
Liam Alexander OlivaresSon of Javier & Leigh Ann Olivares
Jacob Anthony RameySon of Mark Ramey & Ariane Federis
Sofia Lei RameyDaughter of Mark Ramey & Ariane Federis
Soraya Jade TorresDaughter of Horacio Torres & Laurien Moraga
Padre Serra Church & Office5205 Upland Road, Camarillo, CA 93012(805) 482-6417 • FAX: (805) 987-8100E-mail: [email protected]/PadreSerraParish
Office HoursMonday - Friday 8:30 am - 8:00 pmSunday 8:00 am - 1:00 pmAfter Hours Emergency Contact (Cell)(805) 512-3208
LiturgiesSaturday: 5:00 pmSunday: 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 amMonday - Friday: 8:00 am(preceded by Morning Prayer at 7:45 am)Holy Days: 8:00 am & 7:00 pm
Blessed Sacrament Chapel HoursSunday - Friday: 8:00 am - 9:00 pmSaturday: 3:00 pm - 9:00 pmAdoration First Friday of each month9:00 am - 7:00 pm
Sacrament of ReconciliationSaturday: 4:00 pm
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ClergyPastor, Fr. Patrick Mullen Ext 324 [email protected]
Fr. Mullen’s Assistant, Barbara Morgan Ext 324 [email protected]. Bill Lowe, Chaplain Ext 320Senior Deacon John Picard Ext 320Deacon Ike Edie Ext 409Deacon Bob Fargo Ext 364Deacon Roy Gacasan Ext 410Deacon Neil Kingsley Ext 401Deacon Luc Papillon Ext 412Deacon Jack Redmond Ext 403Deacon Arnold Reyes Ext 404Deacon Bill Spies Ext 362Deacon Joseph Torti Ext 402
SacramentsEmergency Sick Calls: Ext 320. After office hours,
phone 512-3208.Infant Baptism: Jane Riggio at Ext 320
Pre-baptismal instruction is required.Marriages: Teresa Runyon at Ext 322.
Please call at least 6 months in advance.Vocations: Deacon Jack Redmond at Ext 403.Eucharist to the Sick and Homebound: Ext 320.Anointing of the Sick: Ext 320 early in serious illness.Reconciliation: Saturdays at 4:00 pmFunerals: Jane Riggio at Ext 320.
Worship and MusicDirector, Dominic MacAller Ext 327 [email protected] Assistant, Jane Riggio Ext 325 [email protected] (Children/Adults) Catherine Shadduck Ext 331 [email protected]
Adult MinistriesContact the parish office
Faith FormationDirector, Eve Collier Ext 347 [email protected] Church, Elaine Denham [email protected] Communion, Mary Huebner Ext 346 [email protected] 3-5, Christine Olsen Ext 349 [email protected]. High Ministry, Anita Green Ext 309 [email protected]/Young Adults, Brett Becker Ext 335 [email protected] H.S. Group, Howard Durand [email protected]
AdministrationParish Manager, Teresa Runyon Ext 322 [email protected], Jane Riggio Ext 320 [email protected] Administrator, Pam Kingsley Ext 330 [email protected] Assistant, Terri Alleruzzo Ext 323 [email protected] Supervisor, Neil Kingsley Ext 328 [email protected] the Children, Lisa Barra/Teresa Runyon Ext 322Serra Center Rentals, Kay Nielsen Ext 356 [email protected]
Parish DirectoryParish Directory
Parishioner Registration/UpdateOur warmest welcome to all who celebrate with us. Please helpus keep our records up to date. Complete this form and drop itin the collection basket or return to the Parish Office. Thankyou.NameAddress
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St. Mary Magdalen School2534 Ventura Blvd., Camarillo, CA 93010 (805) 482-2611Michael Ronan, Principal, ext 244School website: www.smms.pvt.k12.ca.us
Dear Friends,
Today's Scripture readings show us that our human curiosity is nothing new. Even in OldTestament times, people were wondering if there was an afterlife, and what it was like for those in it.The seven brothers in today's reading from 2 Maccabees were convinced that there was and that itwould be good. Their trust in God's faithfulness was strong enough that they willingly enduredtorture and death rather than betray God's law - in the hope that life, limb and more would berestored to them in the Resurrection.
But even for faithful Jews, the question was not yet settled in Jesus' time. The Sadducees,those who deny that there is a Resurrection, tried to trap Jesus into making some kind of foolishstatement in contradiction of settled doctrine by asking him whose wife a widow who married sevenbrothers in succession would be once they were all in heaven. I can imagine Jesus putting his handto his forehead, shaking his head, sighing and thinking "Oi vey - they just don't get it," and going onto explain that everything is different in the Resurrection. So different, in fact, that we can't evenpicture what it would be like. But Jesus assures us, and our faith tells us, that all will be wellbecause we will be with him forever, and with those who have gone before us, in a place that he hasprepared for us in his Father's house. He further promises that we can get there through him "I amthe way, the truth and the life."
Some may think that this means they've got a guaranteed spot in heaven, and that thereforethere's no need to do anything in this life to prepare except enjoy ourselves. I see it differently. Ithink that the promise of eternal life means that everything we do in this life matters greatly-thatevery choice we make has cosmic significance. St. Paul tells the community at Thessalonica intoday's second reading that his hope is that the Lord may "...encourage your hearts and strengthenthem in every good deed and word." And then there is that image in Matthew's Gospel of Jesus thejudge separating sheep and goats according to how they treated one another (and therefore treatedhim) on earth. It seems that what we do matters very much indeed.
Still, speculating about what heaven may be like can be a beautiful prayer. You may befamiliar with Bart Millard's song "I Can Only Imagine". The refrain lyrics say:
“Surrounded by your glory, what will my heart feel? Will I dance for you, Jesus, or in awe of you be still? Will I stand in your presence, or to my knees will I fall? Will I sing 'Hallelujah'? Will I be able to speak at all? I can only imagine, I can only imagine."
Siempre Adelante,
Dominic MacAllerDirector of Liturgy and Music
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Adult Ministry NewsAdult Ministry News
Sunday, November 10~Women’s Brunch Ticket Sales after all Masses in Courtyard~Women's Retreat Registrations after all Masses in the courtyard
Monday, November 11~Rosary 8:30 am, Chapel~Adult Formation Team Meeting, 7:00 pm, Conference Rm
Tuesday, November 12~Rosary 8:30 am, Chapel~St. Vincent de Paul 7:00 pm, Conference Rm~Catholicism: Session 8 7:00 pm, Serra Center
Wednesday, November 13~Rosary 8:30 am, Chapel
~Centering Prayer 6:45 pm, Brides Rm~Landings 7:00 pm, San Fernando Rm~Help & Hope 7:00 pm, San Miguel Rm~Camarillo Special Families 7:00 pm, Santa Barbara Rm
Thursday, November 14~Rosary 8:30 am, Church ~Knitting 10:00 am, Carmel Rm
Friday, November 15~Rosary 8:30 am, Church
Saturday, November 16~Women’s Ministry Brunch 10:00 am, Serra Center
This Week in Adult MinistryPlease check the parish website for more info about these and other great adult ministries at Padre Serra.
S A V E T H E D A T E
T u e s d a y , D e c e m b e r 3 , 2 0 1 3 The Serra Center
A n A d v e n t E v e n i n g o f P r a y e r : “ M a k e R e a d y Y o u r H e a r t s ”
w i t h S i s t e r C a r o l Q u i n l i v a n , C S J
6:00 pm ~ *Light Supper, 7:00 – 9:00 pm ~ Presentation See upcoming bulletins and the website for more details *$5 donation is requested for those joining us for dinner
CatholicismDVD/Discussion Series“Journey Around the Worldand Deep into the Faith”Tuesday, November 12 ~ 7:00 pmThe topic is Lesson 8: A Vast Company ofWitnesses: The Communion of Saints. Each session stands alone, so please join useven if you have missed a few. We begin eachsession with hospitality at 7:00 followed by theprogram at 7:30 pm.
Camarillo Special Families MinistryWednesday, November 13This is a support ministry for families that have members with special needs and disabilities. • Do you have a child or relative with special needs or disabilities that you would like to see more fully participate in the life of the Church?• Would you like to meet other families who understand and will support you in the adventure of life with disabilities?• Do you need resources and support?If you answered yes to any of these questions this ministry might be for you!Our next meeting is Wednesday, November 13 7:00 – 8:30 pm in the Santa Barbara Room.Join us for an informal discussion of summer highlights, programs not to miss this coming year, and sharing of information andencouragement. For more information contact: Monica Spooner 484-8379 or Marianne Barker 482-8551.
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Faith Formation ... Faith Formation ... Building Households of FaithBuilding Households of Faith
Sunday 11/10-Little Church 9:00 and 11:00 am-Confirmation Y1, 11:00 am-2:00 pm
Monday 11/11 -Grades 1 through 5, 3:30-4:45 pm-LIFE, 7:00-9:00 pm
Tuesday 11/12-Grades 1 and 2, 2:30/4:15/6:00 pm-YM Peers 7:00-8:30 pm, San Fernando
Wednesday 11/13-Grades 1,2,3, 3:30-4:45 pm-Grades1 through 5, 5:15-6:30 pm
Sunday 11/17-Little Church 9:00 and 11:00 am-Confirmation Y1, 11:00 am-2:00 pm
Monday 11/18-Families with children in grades 1 through 8, Dinner and Reconciliation Service 5:45 in the Serra Center
Faith Formation Gatherings for ...
Trunk or Treat Trunks ... And the Award Goes To ...
Thank Yous Abound!!We are SO grateful for all the amazing help bydozens upon dozens of parishioners the week ofand following Trunk or Treat!! It was asuccessful event with so many happy trick ortreaters and their parents dancing, enjoying ameal, playing games and trunk or treating. Weestimate more than 3,000 in attendance! Thewonderful camaraderie that precedes the three-hour event, as well as post event clean up is thefoundation for new and renewed friendships!For that we are grateful. We are blessed by thiswonderful community! God is good!
The Ghoul Mobile, Myra Ana Family
Midnight Madness, Eric Modrovich
The Candy Mobile, Ben Green
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Our Padre Serra Conference of theSociety of St. Vincent De Paul hasidentified many needy families in ourcommunity. With the holidays fastapproaching, we are asking if you wouldlike to share your blessings with thesefamilies through the Adopt-A-Familyprogram this Christmas.
If you would like to adopt a family thecommitment would be to purchase a giftfor each family member. To make giftgiving easier for you, we have asked thefamilies to supply a list of giftideas/needs. You may deliver the gifts tothe family yourselves or have themdelivered by our Boy Scouts. If youwould like to participate or if you haveany questions about the program, pleasecall Ursula 987-9784. Thank you!
Angel Tag Gift ShareIt is that time of year when we have a chance to provide a gift for a child or adulton Christmas morning. Padre Serra Parish is collecting gifts for 1000 childrenand adults. If you would like to provide a gift, select an Angel Tag from theChristmas tree in the narthex beginning November 23. Buy at least one of theitems listed on the back and attach the ANGEL TAG firmly to the outside of thepackage. This year we are collecting gifts for St. Francis Parish in Fillmore, theSan Salvador Mission in Piru, the RAIN project, the OASIS program and theImmaculate Conception Parish in New Cuyama. Any questions call Geralyn at491-2602.
Save the Date!Concern AmericaSunday, December 1
On Sunday, December 1, volunteers from Concern America will be in thecourtyard with unique, quality handcrafts that provide us with the opportunity topurchase conscientiously. The gifts we find for special events, holidays, or tobrighten our own homes are an exchange of caring with impoverishedcommunities in developing countries. This year we have many new crafts fromBangladesh, El Salvador and Guatemala, Mexico and Honduras. Inspired bynature, these beautifully crafted textiles, ceramics and wood products, honorindigenous traditions, and were selected to be reminders that when a ConcernAmerica product is purchased we are providing a source of income to materiallypoor communities; promoting human scale endeavors; eco-friendly workpatterns; and fair working conditions.
See’s Candy Sale for the HolidaysGot Chocolate?St. Vincent de Paul will be selling a wonderful selection ofchocolates for the holidays after all Masses on November 23-24 and December14-15. All proceeds will help the needy in our community. Thank you.
Reflecting on God’s WordWe have many hungers in life, and sometimes we canoverindulge in response to them. Still, one that nevergoes away is our hunger to be connected. Wedesperately shun living in isolation. For many it ismarriage that feeds that hunger, but so do family orfriendships or the simple attention one finds in acommunity of faith or a collection of back yards. Theyall seem to feed our yearning for deep life, even whenwe are inattentive or preoccupied. A person of faithmight even say that these communities are God beingfaithful to us.This week’s Gospel is one that turns the tables on us. Itsnares us in our own curiosity about what heaven willbe like, and whether we will know the ones we loveand be with our spouses, and what if we’ve beenmarried seven times? And that’s just where Jesus turnsthe tables and says it’s about relationships and notabout bodies to be with; it’s about our deepest hungersto be united, even beyond marriage and friends andneighbors and communities of any sort. That’s whatresurrection is about, Jesus replies, and then reminds usone more time (as if we’d been deaf all the other times)that God has promised it and God is faithful. God “isnot God of the dead, but of the living, for to him all arealive,” is how Luke has Jesus saying it (Luke 20:38). Inother words, all of our relationships of loving andcaring, especially those of marriage, are but hints ofreal and full life, and the best is yet to come. So whatyou’ve found in marriage, even if you’ve been marriedseven times, is just the beginning.—Rev. Joseph J. JuknialisCopyright © 2012, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.
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Women’s Ministry NewsCalling all Women! In helping us to connect with each other and our God, theWomen's Ministry is forming two new small groups. Formore information contact:• Walking / Hiking Group
Dawn Hadley 216-8273 [email protected]• Book Club
Karen Fraser 216-2235 [email protected]• Ideas for other Women's Ministry small groups?
Helen Shields 482-6932 [email protected]
Women’s Annual RetreatSave the Date …January 24-26, 2014 in Santa BarbaraRegistrations are now being accepted. Contact Mary Huebner at 482-6417 [email protected]
St. Bonaventure Catholic High SchoolInformation Open HouseSunday, November 17 ~ 2:00-4:00 pmAll interested families are invited to take an interactive campus tourinvolving teachers and students and highlighting both academic andco-curricular programs. Likewise, meet current students, parents,teachers and administrators who will be on hand to answer questions.Finish the day by joining us for a Seraph family BBQ.Located in Ventura, SBHS is currently accepting applications for the2014-15 school year. Applications submitted by January 23rd forincoming freshmen will guarantee registration for the placement examon Saturday, January 25. For more information contact Deacon DonHuntley 648-6836 x107 or [email protected]
Support Baby Day ~ A JointCatholic Charities/Life Center ProgramCatholic Charities is working with Life Centers of Ventura County toprovide a continuum of care and support for new moms and babies.We are requesting new and gently used baby items such as clothes,blankets, diapers, wipes, not-expired baby food and maternity clotheswhich will be distributed through our Oxnard Community ServiceCenter on 402 N. A Street, Oxnard, CA. Donations will be acceptedduring business hours. This is a long term project and your ongoinghelp will be needed on a regular basis. Please call 805-486-2900 if youhave any questions or you would like to coordinate a collection withinyour parish.
The Servants of MaryChristmas BoutiqueNovember 23-249:00 am-5:00 pmUnique gift ideas for everyone on your list!Crafts, handmade items, raffles, baked goods, tritip & chicken lunch! Servants of Mary Convent, 140 N. G Street,Oxnard. 486-5502
La Reina High School Open HouseSunday, November 1712:00-3:00 pm Families are invited to take a private tour of thecampus and to meet faculty, students and
administration. Register online for your tour time. La Reina also offersthe valuable Regent for a Day program, where future students spend aday shadowing a current student to get a sense of what attending LaReina would be like. www.lareina.com For more information, contactthe Director of Admissions, Mrs. Cristy McNay 495-6494, ext 307.Established in 1964, La Reina is a Catholic college preparatory schoolfor young women grades 7-12 sponsored by the Sisters of Notre Dame.
In the Community
Serra Senior NewsNovember GatheringThe next meeting of Padre Serra Seniors is on November 20,2013. We gather for coffee at 9:45 am. The meeting begins at10:00 am. Our guest speaker will be member Dennis Jurcak,Volunteer, Counselor and Community Educator from VenturaCounty Area Agency on HICAP. He will present the latestinformation on Medicare for 2014, to include changes inAdvantage Plans, Medigap and Prescription Drug plans. Allseniors 55 years of age and over are welcome. Please join us.
Annual Christmas Luncheon Wednesday, December 18In the Serra Center$25.00 per personCatered by Command PerformanceEntertainment by TatjanaPurchase your tickets now!For tickets, please contact Bob Amantia [email protected]
Senior Trip to Huntington LibraryWednesday, December 111The Serra Seniors are sponsoring a trip to the HuntingtonLibrary on Wednesday, December 11. They have a wonderfulPadre Serra exhibit that will only be there until January 6.The cost is $90 p/p and includes a lunch at Tam O Shanter's,admission to the library, transportation on a deluxe coach andall taxes and driver's tip. For more information andreservations, please contact Jeanne Nelson 484-9521 [email protected].
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Memorial & HonorariumGifts for Padre SerraBuilding Fund
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)Are you interested in learning more about the Catholic Church? It isour greatest joy, as well as our mission as a community, to welcomenew members. The RCIA is a gradual process of formation for thoseinterested in experiencing the Catholic faith. The process isdesigned for individuals who are seven years or older who are notbaptized, those baptized in other Christian traditions, and adults whowere baptized in the Catholic Church but never celebrated thesacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist. It is a faith journey thatencourages participants to broaden and deepen their prayer life, toknow God through the scriptures, to come to know themselves morefully, and to participate more actively in parish life.For more information, please contact Catherine Shadduck,Coordinator of Initiation, at (805)482-6417 ext 331 [email protected].
Becoming Catholic
Support Ministriesvisit www.padreserra.org☛ I need help ☛ PS Support Ministries
Bereavement Support Group provides support to thosewho have lost a loved one. Meetings are the first and third Thursdayof each month at 9:00 am (see Week-at-a-Glance). For moreinformation contact Julia Snell at 482-6596 [email protected]
Good Samaritans Ministry provides assistance withmeals and/or transportation while recovering from illness, accidents,injuries, and surgeries. If you or someone you know is in need ofassistance, contact Denise Ginty 388-3897 or Rose Cameron 482-6588.
Help & Hope Ministry for the unemployed andunderemployed; get the tools you need to get back to work!Meetings are held weekly (see Week-at-a-Glance). Contact BillRumble at 482-6417 ext 359 or [email protected]
Many Meals of Camarillo is a non-denominational,community program providing hot meals, food, clothing and otherlife essentials for those struggling to make ends meet. Meals areserved twice a week 5:00 – 6:15 pm Monday at St. Mary MagdalenChurch, Las Posas Rd. and Thursday at Trinity Presbyterian Churchon Las Posas Rd. Contact Pat Yost 388-8742.
Camarillo Special Families offers support to parentsor guardians of those with special needs or disabilities. If you wouldlike the support of others and the church contact Monica Spooner at484-8379 or [email protected]
Padre Serra Prayer Chain offers prayer supportanytime, all year long. Please call Dorothy Brotea 388-0041 orBette Church 482-0067.
Society of St. Vincent de Paul offers tangible assistanceto those in need on a person-to-person basis. Aid may take the formof intervention, consultation, or often through direct dollar or in-kindservice. Those in need of assistance should call 504-4753.
Stephen Ministry provides confidential, one-on-one supportto those hurting or in need of support. Don’t take the journey alone, atrained minister is waiting to help you! Call today! 482.6417 ext 363.
In Loving Memory of Dorothy BohanonCathy Busch
Protectthe Children
What is ‘relational bullying’?Relational bullying is unwarranted, persistent, unwelcome behaviorin the form of criticism, isolation, or fabricated allegations that candamage relationships. Examples include social exclusion (“You can’tbe with us”), spreading rumors (“Did you hear…?), and withholdingfriendship (“I won’t be your friend if you…”). Though relationalbullying can often seem ambiguous to outside observers and oftengarners less attention than physical bullying or verbal bullying, itshould not be discounted simply as normal, adolescent behavior. Infact, several recent studies suggest relational bullying is morestrongly related to emotional distress and teen depression than anyother form of bullying. Make sure your child’s school does nottolerate such behavior among its students.
Living God’s WordAs we go through life we’d like to know just whom we are going tospend eternity with and what it’s going to be like. The truth is thatnone of us knows. Maybe the best we can do at this time is lovethose around us now, and let God take care of our future.Copyright © 2012, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.
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Sunday, November 10, 20132 Mc 7:1-2, 9-14; Ps 17:1, 5-6, 8, 15; 2 Thes 2:16 -- 3:5; Lk 20:27-38 [27, 34-38] 7:30 am Noreen Vargas, RIP 9:00 am Parishioners of Padre Serra Parish 11:00 am Ernesto Ragon Jr., RIPMonday, November 11, 2013Wis 1:1-7; Ps 139:1b-10; Lk 17:1-6 8:00 am Valerian Truscinski, RIPTuesday, November 12, 2013Wis 2:23 -- 3:9; Ps 34:2-3, 16-19; Lk 17:7-10 8:00 am Deceased Members of the Maloney & Hanlon Families, RIPWednesday, November 13, 2013Wis 6:1-11; Ps 82:3-4, 6-7; Lk 17:11-19 8:00 am Anthony Le Canilao, RIPThursday, November 14, 2013Wis 7:22b -- 8:1; Ps 119:89-91, 130, 135, 175; Lk 17:20-25 8:00 am Yvonne Cox, RIPFriday, November 15, 2013Wis 13:1-9; Ps 19:2-5ab; Lk 17:26-37 8:00 am Bert Cunningham, RIPSaturday, November 16, 2013Wis 18:14-16; 19:6-9; Ps 105:2-3, 36-37, 42-43; Lk 18:1-8 5:00 pm Carolyn Morin Brown, RIPSunday, November 17, 2013Mal 3:19-20a; Ps 98:5-9; 2 Thes 3:7-12; Lk 21:5-19 7:30 am Jeanne Ferry, RIP 9:00 am Joseph Trieu Dinh, RIP 11:00 am Parishioners of Padre Serra ParishThe Sunday and Daily Readings are available online athttp://www.nccbuscc.org/nab/index.htm
Mass Intentions &Readings of the Week
Faith Sharing ...Around the Table
LiturgyLiturgy
~ At meals and meetings: Read the Gospel, discuss the question ~Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ The Dead Will RiseReading I: 2 Maccabees 7:1–2, 9–14 ~Martyrdom of a mother andher sonsReading II: 2 Thessalonians 2:16—3:5 ~The gospel versus emptyfablesGospel: Luke 20:27–38 ~The resurrection of the deadKey Passage: “Now he is not God of the dead, but of the living; forto him all are alive.”Adult: How does your belief in the resurrection of the dead affectwhat is important in your life? How does it affect the way you live?Youth: Knowing that life on earth is short compared to eternal life,how are you motivated to live? What choices are important, whatchoices are not important?Child: Do you know someone who died? Do you think about thatperson in heaven? What do you imagine it is like?
Sick Relatives & Friends
Remember the sick — Pray for the return of good health for thefollowing: Emely Cicciari, Alice Dawson, Jim Gisler, YvonneLarkin, Earlene McCormick, Munoz Family, Ron Ota, BelindaPeres, Dennis Perrin, Joe Presutto, Bonnie Rainey, Michael AnnRockenstein, Fr. Joe Scerbo, Wendy Scheid, Rose Sicilia, DonnaStiles, Edmundo Vergel Sr., Connie Williams and Fred Wolking.
If you are having problemswith gluten that are affectingyour ability to receive the Bodyof Christ in Communion, pleasecontact Jane Riggio in theparish office 482-6417 oremail her at
[email protected] and give her your name, and themass you usually attend. Thank you!
The parish extends its prayers and sympathy to thefriends and family of those who have died recently:
Richard Giles Jr., RIPBeloved Brother of Bill Giles
May he enjoy peace in his new life with Christ Jesus.
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COMPREHENSIVE WEALTH MANAGEMENT• Retirement & Education Planning• IRAs, 401ks, SEP-IRAs • Life & Long Term Care InsuranceComplimentary Consultation (805) [email protected] CA Insurance Lic. OB66575
Securities offered through LPL Financial Member FINRA/SIPC
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The Sleep ShoppeVoted Ventura County’s #1 Mattress Store 6 Years in a Row!
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(805) 498-2233 (805) 278-6034Parishioner
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$35 Canvas Prints Framed 389-99282120 E. Ponderosa Dr. Parishioner
VENTURA EYE INSTITUTEMICHAEL T. RAGEN, M.D.
• Laser • Glaucoma
• Cataracts • Eyelid Surgery
3801 Las Posas Rd., Ste. # 112, Camarillo, CA 93010
(805) 388-1211
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Franklin & VizzoPlumbing
Plumbing and HeatingService - Repairs
24 Hour Emergency Service
Senior DiscountsLic. No 389926 Ventura
805-641-1997www.franklinandvizzo.com
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Tuesday to Saturday11 am to 7pm
Martes a Sabado11am a 7pm
Monday ClosedDia Lunes Cerrado
Our Family Is Committed to Yours.6000 Santa Rosa Road Camarillo, CA 93012
License #565800934
Phone: 805.388.8086Fax: 805.388.8450
Good Morning Cafe“The Friendliest Cafe in Camarillo!”GoodMorningCafeCamarillo.com
• Breakfast • Lunch • Take-OutOpen Everyday! 6am-3pm
805-437-6081Christine Larios Maggie Montes
315 Arneil Road #101Camarillo, CA 93010
Anderson Refrigeration, Inc.–Air Conditioning–Heating–
–Service–Installation–Servicing Ventura County Since 1981
Local parishioner (805)984-1329Contractor Lic. #633627
Ahumada ConcreteDRIVEWAYS PATIO WALKWAYS
WALLS BRICK VINYL GATES REPAIRSAll Types of Concrete and MasonryCALL 805-487-1613 Lic. 754081
JERRY J. ZINS, JR., CFP®, CLU, ChFCCERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERTM
LPL Registered Principal• Wealth Management Specialist •• Investments • IRA’s • 401k’s •
400 Camarillo Ranch Road, Suite 202Bus: 805-384-1186 www.yoursummitwealth.comSecurities and Advisory Services Offered through LPL Financial, Member FINRA/SIPC Parishioner
CA Insurance Lic. # 0708854
Healthcare Reform will affect most of us.When you realize that you must deal with it,
I will be there for you.If you’re on Medicare, Self-Employed
or Uninsured, I can help you!Contact me anytime! Never a charge for my services.
Questions About theHEALTH CARE REFORM?
Your Insurance Advisor License #OE78674Cynthia Aguilar ◆◆ 805-504-6942
DR. MICHAEL BUFFOFamily Camarillo Optometrist
(805) 388-95002316 E. Ventura Blvd.
“In Old Town” Local Parishioner
RIC’SRestaurant
Sport Lounge2500 Las Posas Road
805-389-9919BREAKFAST (Tues & Sun)ALL DAY MENU - 7 DAYS
FOOD TO GO - CATERING
Ottavio’sSince 1969 Italian Restaurant
1620 Ventura Blvd.
(805) 482-3810EARLY BIRDSBANQUETSCATERING
Tax Attorney John FaucherFaucher & Associates
Tax Resolution, Audits, Offers in CompromiseFormer IRS Attorney
(818) 889-8080 [email protected] at St. Jude’s
Douglas E. HillCertified Public Accountant
“The highest compliment wecan receive is the referral of
family and friends.Thank you for your trust!”
1800 Ventura Blvd.Camarillo, CA 93010
(805) 484-0496
