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Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 22, 2019

PASTOR: Fr. M. Harrigan ASSOCIATE PASTORS: Fr. Kaspar Reddy Udumala & Raymond Perez, O.Praem.

CROATIAN & ITALIAN MINISTRY: Fr. Ivan Gerovac, S.J. MARITIME MINISTRY: Fr. Raja Selvam

IN RESIDENCE: Fr. Diego Menniti

PERMANENT DEACONS: Dn. Jorge Malca & Dn. John Salazar

870 W 8th St., San Pedro, CA 90731 Parish Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm

Saturday: 9:00am - 4:00pm Parish Office Closed on Sundays. Tel: (310) 833-3541

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Dear Mary Star of the Sea Parishioners: As we continue our Academic year I thought it might be fun to share an article I came across listing some of the remarkable things that the Church and specifically the Jesuits have contributed to our Modern world. I hope you enjoy it. Fr. Harrigan Pastor

12 Jesuit inventions and discoveries that might surprise you By Jean Elizabeth Seah

If not for the Society of Jesus, we would not be enjoying some basics taken for granted in the modern world. Nerdy academic Jesuits and their swashbuckling, globe-trotting missionary brothers have made significant contributions not only in astronomy, seismology, mathematics and technology, but also in theatre, botany, medicine and international cuisine. 1. The Calendar Christopher Clavius, S.J. (1538–1612), was a renowned German mathematician and astronomer who modified Aloysius Lilius’ initial proposal for the Gregorian Calendar, the internationally-accepted civil calendar we use today, which was promulgated in 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII. 2. Hypertext Italian Fr. Roberto Busa, S.J. (1913–2011) was the pioneer in computational linguistics who, while studying Aquinas’ writings, convinced IBM founder Thomas J. Watson that computers could be used for text, not just numbers. 3. Modern Selenographs The Italian astronomer Giovanni Battista Riccioli, S.J. (1598–1671) and mathematician and physicist Francesco Maria Grimaldi, S.J. (1618–1663) published a selenograph in Almagestum Novum (1651), mapping the craters,

mountains, and other features of the moon; this formed the basis for modern lunar nomenclature. 4. Mathematical Calculations Jean Charles de La Faille, S.J. (1597–1652) was a Flemish mathematician; in his book Theoremata de centro gravitatis partium circuli et ellipsis (1632) he determined the center of gravity of the sector of a circle. André Tacquet, S.J. (1612–1660) was another Flemish mathematician, whose work prepared the ground for the eventual discovery of the calculus. 5. The Trap Door Jesuits wrote and directed plays in their 16th- and 17th-century schools, and a 17th-century Jesuit teacher is held to have invented the trap door.

Jesuits are also credited with perfecting the sheer curtains used in theaters, known as the scrim. 6. Tempura When Portuguese Jesuit missionaries arrived in Japan in the 16th century, they began to deep-fry shrimp while abstaining from meat on Ember Days, an ancient Catholic observance corresponding with the four seasons. “Tempura” and “ember” both come from the Latin term, Quatour Tempora, “the four seasons.” In a twist of poetic justice (or divine retribution?), Tokugawa Ieyasu, the shogun who started the persecution of Catholics, died from over-eating tempura. 7. Jesuit Tea In the mid-17th century, Jesuits domesticated the maté plant in South America, producing a beverage known as “the elixir of the Jesuits,” or Jesuit tea (Spanish té de los Jesuitas; German Jesuitentee). They were probably trying to save the native population from the scourge of alcoholism.

8. Passionfruit/Passionflower Spanish Jesuit missionaries named the passionflower, or “flower of the five wounds,” after Christ’s Passion. * The pointed tips of the leaves were taken to represent the Holy Lance. * The tendrils represent the whips used in the flagellation of Christ. * The ten petals and sepals represent the ten faithful apostles (less St. Peter the denier and Judas Iscariot the betrayer). * The flower’s radial filaments, which can number more than a hundred and vary from flower to flower, represent the crown of thorns. * The chalice-shaped ovary with its receptacle represents a hammer or the Holy Grail * The 3 stigmata represent the 3 nails and the 5 anthers below them the 5 wounds (four by the nails and one by the lance). * The blue and white colors of many species’ flowers represent Heaven and Purity. The flower has been given names related to this symbolism throughout Europe since that time. In Spain, it is known as espina de Cristo (“Christ’s thorn”). German names include Christus-Krone (“Christ’s crown”), Christus-Strauss (“Christ’s bouquet”), Dorn-Krone (“crown of thorns”), Jesus-Leiden (“Jesus’ Passion”), Marter (“Passion”) or Muttergottes-Stern (“Mother of God’s star”). 9. Camellias and the St. Ignatius Bean Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus, who devised our modern system of naming organisms, named camellia flowers after a Jesuit brother, Georg Josef Kamel S.J. (1661–1706). Kamel spent his life documenting plants and animals in the Philippines as part of his medical and pharmaceutical practice. He discovered the healing properties of the St. Ignatius Bean (Strychnos ignatii), a source of strychnine today. Linnaeus was so impressed by Brother Kamel’s work that he changed the name of the genus Thea to Camellia. This genus includes the shrubs from which we derive tea. 10. Quinine (Jesuit’s Bark) Seventeenth-century Spanish Jesuit missionaries in Peru learned from the natives that cinchona bark could cure malaria. Jesuits took the remedy throughout the world, curing the emperor of Japan. Today, it is also used in tonic water, so thanks to the Jesuits, we have gin and tonic. 11. The Megaphone Athanasius Kircher, S.J. (1602–1680) was a German Renaissance scholar and polymath who was one of the first people to observe microbes through a microscope, and theorized that the bubonic plague was spread by infectious microorganisms. While not busy descending into volcanoes, surviving shipwrecks and beating the plague, Kircher invented clocks, robots and the first megaphone. 12. The Umbrella Parasols and umbrellas were introduced to France and England in the 17th-century by Jesuits who had visited East Asia. On 22 June 1664, the English writer John Evelyn mentioned in his diary a collection of Father Thompson S.J., who had been in China and Japan. Among the artifacts were “fans like those our ladies use, but much larger, and with long handles, strangely carved and filled with Chinese characters” – parasols. So, the next time you put your feet up under a beach umbrella while sipping a gin and tonic, munching on tempura and passion fruit, and surfing the internet, remember Saint Ignatius and his Society of Jesus, who have greatly added to our knowledge, our pleasures and our comforts — Ad maiorem Dei gloriam, all for the greater glory of God

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Annual Life Chain

Sunday October 6, 2019

The Mary Star community will meet at Mary Star Parish Auditorium at 1:30 pm and walk

down to 9th and Gaffey Street to stand together in support of life. LIFE CHAIN is a peaceful and prayerful public witness of pro-

life individuals standing for 90 minutes praying for our nation and for an end to

abortion.

Every Wednesday there is Holy Hour in the church beginning at 6pm.

In order to convert America and save the world, what we need is for

every parish to come before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament in Holy

Hours of Prayer--Saint Mother Teresa The hour begins with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. The Rosary is prayed ollowed by time for silent adoration and the Divine Mercy Chaplet. The Holy Hour ends with Benediction. Please Come and give Jesus the gift of your presence. This is a time of abundant blessings for all!

First Reading Amos 8:4-7 Unfair business practices and injustice to the poor will be judged by God. Responsorial Psalm Psalm 113: 1-2,4-6,7-8 Praise be to God, who raises up the poor. Second Reading 1 Timothy 2:1-8 Paul tells Timothy that prayer for those in authority is pleasing to God because God wills the salvation of all. Gospel Reading Luke 16:1-13 (shorter form, Luke 16:10-13) Jesus tells a parable about a dishonest steward who is commended for his prudence; one cannot serve both God and money.

Perpetual Adoration It takes a village! You have heard these words before. Having prayer available before the Blessed

Sacrament every hour of every day is a challenge. Circumstances change and hours open up. Please come forward to meet the challenge and be willing to stay with our dear Lord, for just one hour, in Perpetual Adoration.

These hours remain to be filled: Thursday morning 3-4 a.m. Friday afternoon 1-2 p.m. “Prayer is nothing else but union with God. When one has a heart that is pure and united with God, he is given a kind of serenity and sweetness, a light that surrounds him with marvelous brightness.”St. John Vianney

Thank you for your consideration. I can be reached at (310)548-1693. Barbara West-Coordinator

Announcements Sunday Readings

We extend an invitation to all who would like to join our Lectio Divina group. We meet on the first (1st ) and third (3rd) Tuesdays of the month in the Parish Center Chapel from 9:00- 10:00 am.

Lectio Divina is a prayerful reflection on a Scripture passage. The text for each meeting is the gospel from the previous Sunday.

There is growing interest in this ancient form of prayer and it will be to our benefit if we open ourselves to it. Hoping to see many of you at the next sessions. Blessings, Sr. Loretto

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MASS SCHEDULE Weekdays: Monday - Friday: 8:00am & 5:15pm

Saturday: 8:00am Weekend: Saturday: 5:15pm – Vigil Mass Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 12:00pm (English) 10:30am (Spanish) 1:30pm (Croatian) 4:00pm (Italian) 5:15pm (English/Latin) Holy Days of Obligation: 5:15pm (Vigil); 8:00am, 12:00pm, 5:15pm

Reconciliation (Confessions): Thursday & Friday: After 5:15pm Mass & Saturday: After 8:00am Mass and 4:00pm - 5:00pm

Morning Prayer: Monday - Friday: 7:45am Rosary: Monday - Friday: 7:20am & 5:00pm

SACRAMENTS FOR ADULTS

Are you an adult who has never been baptized or was baptized in another faith tradition? Are you a baptized Catholic who has lapsed from the practice of your faith?

Are you a baptized Catholic who has never received your first communion and/or confirmation?

Do you have an older child who was never baptized? Each of these situations are unique and different but they something in common: they all describe a personal journey and a desire to come closer to Jesus and to the Church. For more information please call Sister Mary or Jamie at 310-833-3541 ext 221 ,222

Andrew Alvarez, Albert Di Rocco

Michelle C. DiBernardo, Sean Breedlove, Michelle Breedlove

Frances Bosnich, Barry Switzer, Lawrance Ogurko, Frances Di Iorio,

Rebeca Munoz, Barry Switzer, Jack Di Meglio, Catherine Celella, Cristeta Cabangon

May Their Souls Rest In Peace!

Let Us Pray For The Sick

In Memoriam

Mary Star Prayer Group invites you to share God's Blessings and God's Healing Power at work today at: The Mass and Healing Service Mary Star of the Sea Church

Friday September 27th 2019 Praise and Worship 7:00 p.m

Mass at 7:30 p.m Celebrant, Fr. Bill Delaney, SJ

Pastoral Coordinator SCRC, Los Angeles

Prayer Intention of the Holy Father

for the Month of September Universal: That politicians, scientists and economists work together to protect the world’s seas and oceans.

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St. Anne’s Society

PECHANGA CASINO TRIP

Join St. Anne's Society for a fun day trip to Pechanga Casino!

Saturday, October 26, 2019

Bus will depart at 10 am from the Boys and Girls Club parking lot at 1200 S. Cabrillo Ave Return time will be around 5-6 pm Cost is just $25 and includes bus fare and $5 casino credit To join in the fun, contact:

Delight Hernandez at (310) 831-6214

I.C.F. PALA CASINO TRIP

The Italian Catholic Federation Branch #115, Mary Star of the Sea, is planning a Turnaround Trip on:

Tuesday, October 22, 2019

to Pala Indian Casino. Price $25.00 per person. Members will get $5.00 discount. Casino will give $5.00 that can be used towards free play.

For additional information and reservations call:

Pauline Iacono (310)832-0563

CMDR. JOHN J. SHEA ASSEMBLY 0081 BINGO NIGHT FUND RAISER

Mary Star of the Sea Church Auditorium 870 West 8th Street San Pedro CA 90731

SATURDAY SEPTEMPER 28, 2019 6:00 PM after 5:15 Mass

(Snacks are for sale) Need Volunteers and Patrons

I.C.F. LAS VEGAS TRIP

The Italian Catholic Federation Branch #115 is having a two nights, three days trip in Las Vegas at the Golden Nugget Hotel on

November 10-12, 2019 Cost $150.00 per person double occupancy and $205.00 for single occupancy. Proceeds to benefit the I.C.F. adopted seminarian program. For more information and reservations call:

Pauline Iacono at (310) 832-0563

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The school year, having concluded its fifth week, has truly set sail and our students are moving quickly into their academic journey. Beginning with basics on the Science front, Gr. 1 began a unit on Weather through observation and measurement. After predicting which areas of school would be hottest, each student gathered a base temperature in the classroom with individual thermometers, then visited various areas of the campus to record temperature changes. Later, they used the collected data to confirm their hypothesis. The 8th Grade Science class is working on measuring density and getting comfortable taking measurements in the STREAM Lab. Students worked in the lab to see if volume affects density by measuring mass and volume of different materials in order to find their density. All students in grades K thru 8 completed their STAR standardized testing in Math and Reading or Early Literacy. These online tests, taken 3 times a year, are vital for the faculty to have real-time data on the growth of our students and make changes to whole-class curriculum and individual student direction. Girls Volleyball and Flag Football, are geared up, practicing and ready to take on the fall season. "A" level Volleyball is hungry for a first place finish in the St. Thomas the Apostle Volleyball Tournament, after placing second last year. The "A" Football team has hopes of advancing beyond their semi-final playoff position of last season. Listening to the recent homily of our Pastor, Fr. Harrigan before the students and staff, Christ has set before us a flotilla of three ships to guide our youth, Friendship, Scholarship and Discipleship. Mary Star of the Sea Elementary is the perfect place for the students of San Pedro to join in that voyage. .

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ELEMENTARY & PREELEMENTARY & PREELEMENTARY & PRE––– SCHOOLSCHOOLSCHOOL Come Join us at The South Bay Life Chain Sunday, October 6th! The Mary Star community will meet at Mary Star Parish at 2:00pm and walk down to 9th and Gaffey Street to stand together in support of life. LIFE CHAIN is a peaceful and prayerful public witness of pro-life individuals standing for 90 minutes praying for our nation and for an end to abortion. For more information contact Ms. Dever at principal@marystarhigh.com.

Our first Academic Recognition Assembly of the school year occurs Thursday, September 26th at 8:15 a.m. in the gym. Please join us as we honor MSHS students earning honor roll from second semester of last year, and our incoming freshmen who were admitted with honors.

Support our High School by purchasing some delicious items in our “Desserts for Dollars” sales. MSHS students will be selling dessert, popcorn and kitchen items through fundraiser packets. The fundraiser will run through September 26th. For more details, contact the main office at 310-547-1138.

Mary Star High School Mobile App, Instagram and Facebook! Download the app today by going to Apple App Store or Google Play. Also, follow us on Instagram@marystarhighschool and Facebook@Mary Star of the Sea High School.

Donations to Mary Star of the Sea High School can be made also through Memorial Pledges in lieu of flowers. Pay tribute to someone special and their living faith in God with a donation to Mary Star of the Sea High School. Donations can be made online at www.marystarhigh.com or via envelopes found by the entrances of the Church. We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who donated a Memorial gift this quarter.

We pray for the repose of these beloved souls:

Stay up to date with Mary Star of the Sea High School news and information at marystarhigh.com

Upcoming Events: Football vs Village Christian High School Friday, September

27th Senior Parent Night Monday, September 30th

Ginger Andrie Ronnie Biazevich Mel Bobich Mariann Bucci Joe Cracchiolo

Vince Fiamengo Larry Ghio Nick Giacalone Phillip Gug-lielmo Norma Kostich

Mary Krajar Mario Meyers Nicholina (Galletti) Palma Esther Tomich

MARY STAR OF THE SEA HIGH SCHOOL

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The Archdiocese is participating in an independent compensation program for victim-survivors of sexual abuse of minors by priests The Archdiocese of Los Angeles, along with five other dioceses in California, will be participating in an independent program to offer persons who were victims of abuse as minors by diocesan priests, ac-cess to compensation as well as access to counseling services if they chose. Those harmed many years ago and barred from filing lawsuits because of civil stat-utes of limitations will be eligible to make claims under the Independent Compensation Program for Victim-Survivors of Sexual Abuse of Minors by Priests. The Archdiocese’s participation in the pro-gram is part of a long-standing commitment to sup-porting and compensating victims of abuse, the pro-tection of children and the vulnerable, and the pre-vention of abuse and misconduct in Catholic par-ishes, schools and ministries. Nationally recognized mediators and private compensation program admin-istrators, Kenneth R. Feinberg and Camille S. Biros will administer the program.

La Arquidiócesis participa en un programa de com-pensación independiente para víctimas-sobrevivientes de abuso sexual de menores por parte de sacerdotes La Arquidiócesis de Los Ángeles, junto con otras cinco diócesis en California, participará en un programa inde-pendiente que ofrece acceso a compensación y servi-cios de consejería, si así lo desean, a las personas que fueron víctimas de abuso cuando eran menores por par-te de sacerdotes diocesanos. Aquellos que fueron afec-tados hace muchos años y excluidos de presentar de-mandas, debido a los estatutos de limitaciones civiles, serán elegibles para presentar reclamos bajo el Progra-ma de Compensación Independiente para Víctimas-Sobrevivientes de Abuso Sexual de Menores por Sacer-dotes. La participación de la Arquidiócesis en el pro-grama es parte de un compromiso de largo plazo para apoyar y compensar a las víctimas de abuso, proteger a los niños y a las personas vulnerables, y para prevenir el abuso y la conducta inapropiada en las parroquias, escuelas y ministerios católicos. Los nacionalmente reconocidos mediadores y administradores privados de compensación, Kenneth R. Feinberg y Camille S. Biros administrarán este programa.

Did You Know?/¿Sabia Usted?

Children preparing for First

Communion

It is time to register your children to pre pare for First Communion. Classes are Wednesdays: 4:15 – 5:30 pm OR Saturday: 9:45-11:00 am.

Ongoing faith formation for children who have received

First Communion Children are never finished learning about their faith and deepening their relationship with Jesus. All are invited to register.

Recycling Thank you to all who help us to recycle so that we can purchase resources for the children. If you need further information on any of the above programs please call Sister Mary or Jamie at 310-833-3541, ext. 221, 222.

Faith Formation

Please Welcome the newly Baptized

to our community

Aria Jayde Adame Maya Penelope Carrasco

Jaxson Michael Yepiz

Recently Baptized

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SATURDAY: 09-21-2019 8:00 a.m. Vince & Madeline Budrovich by Anthony, Vince, Janet & Family †

5:15 p.m. Ruzariaj & Pasko Skific by Daughter Olga Stame†

SUNDAY: 09-22-2019 7:30 a.m Guiliana Peko by Joe & Roberta (L) 9:00 a.m. Pro Populo 10:30a.m. Mario Meyers by Anna Skalabrin † 12:00p.m. Richard Quintana by Son Eric † 1:30 p.m. Ljubica & Pete Bacich by Bob & Mary Bacich † 4:00 p.m. Salvatore Terramagra by wife † 5:15 p.m. Maria Ferrara by Frank, MaryAnn Valenza † MONDAY: 09-23-2019 8:00 a.m. Columbia Lapinta by Deborah Duran † 5:15 p.m. Nikola, Marijan, Elmer Grskovic by Ema Grskovic† TUESDAY 09-24-2019 8:00 a.m. Anka, Jerry & David Pavlakovich by Svjetka † 5:15 p.m. Marijan & Bozo Pesich by Daughter Darlene & Family †

WEDNESDAY: 09-25-2019 8:00 a.m. Benjamin Brinkman by Maria Brinkman & Antonio Gazco † 5:15 p.m. Eugenio Pisano by Cousin Francesca Pisano †

THURSDAY: 09-26-2019 8:00 a.m. Katica Mardesich by Peri Mardesich † 5:15 p.m. Angelo Bacica by Wife Vilma & Family †

FRIDAY: 09-27-2019 8:00 a.m. Ed Contreras by Barbara West, Contreras Family & Friends† 5:15 p.m. Annette Shannon Batinovich by Rene Mardesich (L) SATURDAY: 09-28-2019 8:00 a.m. Manuel L. Hernandez by Daughter † 5:15 p.m. Pete Messano by Wife Theresa †

SUNDAY: 09-29-2019 7:30 a.m Orsola Pilato by Vince & Mary Di Leva † 9:00 a.m. Pro Populo 10:30a.m. Robin Estrada by Family † 12:00p.m. Thomas Martin by Wife & Son † 1:30 p.m. Mijo Hrvoje Parilac by Family † 4:00 p.m. Edward Vuoso by Pina & John Guiterrez † 5:15 p.m. Antoni Patalano by Teresa Amalfitano † L=Living † = Deceased

SATURDAY: September 21, 2019 9:00a.m. Religious Ed Class in the High School: Most of the Class Rooms 7:00p.m. Hispanic Prayer Group: MSB 111m 218

SUNDAY September 22, 2019

3:00p.m. Spanish Baptism: Church

MONDAY: September 23, 2019 6:30p.m. Daughter of Isabella Meeting MSB 111

TUESDAY September 24,2019 7:00p.m. Prayer Group- MGPC Chapel

WEDNESDAY: September 25, 2019 4:00p.m. Religious Ed Class: MSB Rooms 112,115,210,214,215,217,218,213 5:45p.m. Mother of Perpetual Help: Church 6:00p.m. Holy Hour: Church 6:30p.m. Al-Anon Spanish Meeting: MGPC Long Room 7:00p.m. Hispanic Group: Holy Hour MGPC Chapel

THURSDAY: September 26, 2019 9:00a.m. Prayer Group: Bible Study MGPC Round Room 6:00p.m. Croatian Choir Practice: Church 7:00p.m. Fred Krause: Bible Study: MGPC Chapel 7:00p.m. RCIA Session: MSB 111 7:00p.m. St. Ann Society Bingo: MGPC Kitchen, Long Room, Round Room 8:00p.m. Hispanic Group Meeting: MSB 218

FRIDAY: September 27, 2019 9:00a.m. MSSE: School Mass: Church 3:00p.m. Club Trapetto: General Meeting Knights of Columbus Room 7:00p.m. Healing Mass: Church 7:00p.m. Hispanic Group Movie Night: Marian Hall

SATURDAY: September 28, 2019 9:00a.m. Religious Ed Class: Most of the Class Rooms in the High School 12:30p.m. English Baptism: Church 2:30p.m. Wedding: Church 4:00p.m Knights of Columbus Bingo: Auditorium, Kitchen 7:00p.m. Hispanic Prayer Group: MSB 111m 218

SUNDAY: September 29, 2019 7:00a.m. Hispanic Group: Tamales Sale: Church Patio 5:00p.m. I.C.F Officers Meeting: MGPC Long Room, Kitchen

September 22, 2019

Bible Study (Mornings) Mrs. Louise Garcia (310) 831-9839 Croatian Catholic Family Guild Mario Juravich (310) 547-3870 Croatian Choir Josip Mardesic (310) 548-0450 Daughters of Isabella Rita Marino (310) 625-5277 Divine Mercy Group Madelyn Walker Virginia Pagan (310) 872-8129 Environment Lu Barbieri (310) 833-3541 Families of Nazareth Holly Oldenburg (310) 729-3736 Fiesta Committee Neal DiBernardo (310) 833-3541 Ext. 203 Filipino Community Edith Robinson (310) 547-3382

Guadalupanos Josefina Ruiz (310) 980-8309 Grupo de Oración Jose Mendoza (310) 986-9442 Hispanic Group Gregoria Lopez (424) 488-4961 Hospitality/Mary & Martha Josephine Frka (310) 833-3541 Italian Catholic Federation Branch #115 Neal Di Leva (310) 833-9444 Knights of Columbus Nick Vilicich (310) 833-4537 KofC1740a.org Lectors—Ministry of the Word Shelly Chin (310) 753 -6131

Ministerio Hispano Coordinador Líder Dn. Jorge Malca (424) 224-0071

Perpetual Adoration Barbara West (310) 548-1693

Prayer Group Louise Garcia (310) 831-9839 Respect Life Katie Clark (310) 514-1493

St. Anne Altar Society Delight Hernandez (310) 831-6214

St. Joseph Table Josephine Accetta (310) 519-0289

San Pietro Society Grace Ciolino (310) 548-8447

Club Trappeto Joe Lo Grande (310) 519-0815

Velike Gospe Society Natalie Sutlovich (310) 547-5391

Virtus Nick Vilicich (310) 833-3541 Ext. 225

Parish Office: (310) 833-3541 Fax: (310) 833-9254 office@marystar.org Business Administrator: Josephine Frka Ext: 205 Operations Manager: Michelle Downes Ext: 200 Bulletin Editor: Jamie Gurrola, Ext: 203 Bulletin Deadline: Saturday by 3 pm to bulletin@marystar.org Adult Initiation Sister Mary (310) 833-3541 Email: sistermary@marystar.org Christian Care (310) 548-1645 853 W. 7th St., San Pedro Email: christiancare@marystar.org Maritime Ministry Fr. Raja Selvam Mary Star of the Sea Elementary 717 S. Cabrillo Ave. San Pedro, CA 90731 (310) 831-0875 Website: www.marystarelementary.com Principal: Jim Cordero Youth Ministry & Confirmation Please contact Mary Star High School

Mary Star of the Sea High School 2500 N. Taper Ave San Pedro, CA 90731, (310) 547-1138 Website: www.marystarhigh.com Principal: Rita Dever

Mary Star of the Sea High School Development Office (310) 833-3861 Email: development@marystarhigh.com Email: alumnirelations@marystarhigh.com Music Ministry Jelil Romano Ext: 224 Religious Education Sr. Mary J. Glynn , Jamie Gurrola Ext: 222, 221 Email: religioused@marystar.org Baptism Coordinator

Fr. Kaspar Udumala Ext.200 Sacristan & Altar Servers Nick Vilicich Ext: 225 St. Vincent de Paul Celia Bremer Ext: 223 Email: stvincentdepaul@marystar.org

Vocation Discernment Website: www.LAVocations.org (310) 833-3541 - Email: office@marystar.org

For the private circulation this bulletin is published by Fr. Harrigan, the Pastor and prepared & edited by Jamie Gurrola