st. louise de marillac church

Fr. Robert P. Fulton Pastor

Fr. Joseph McShane

Associate Pastor

Peter Brause Deacon

Alan Holderness

Deacon

Omar Uriarte Deacon

Al Valles Deacon

Mass Schedule

Monday –Friday

6:20 am & 8:00 am

Saturday

8:00 am & 5:30 pm Vigil

Sunday

6:30 am, 8:00 am, 9:30 am, 11:00 am,

12:30 pm, & 5:00 pm

Parish Office 626.915.7873

Visit us: 1720 E. Covina Blvd.

Covina, CA 91724

www.stlouisedm.org

St. Louise de Marillac Church

Serving God’s people in Covina, Glendora, San Dimas and surrounding communities.

“My servant shall justify many, and their guilt he shall bear.” Isaiah 53:10 -11

St. Louise de Marillac is a Roman Catholic community called together as family to worship, to minister, and to evangelize. As true disciples of Jesus Christ, we are called to renew His love and spirit by sharing our time, talent and treasure. �

St. Louise de Marillac Mission Statement

PASTOR’S CORNER

ST. LOUISE DE MARILLAC CHURCH View this bulle n online at www.StLouiseDM.org

A New Saint , Pope Paul VI

Prayer of Saint Pope Paul VI

Dear Paul, through your example of

unrelenting love for the poor and work for world peace,

you give us great hope.

Grant us your strength of character to uphold the

dignity of human life everywhere;

To work for the reconciliation of matrimony and

to learn to love as you did with courage.

We ask in Jesus name.

Amen.

Father Robert Fulton

Pope Paul VI was born as Giovanni Ba sta Enrico Antonio Maria Mon ni on Sept. 26, 1897. He became Pope in 1963 and served un l his death on August 6, 1978.

In those fi een years, he le an indelible mark, not just on the Catholic Church but on the world. He succeeded John XXIII. He con nued the Second Va can Council, started by his predecessor. This alone was remarkable. In the past, if a Pope died during a council, the council was closed. But Paul VI knew the importance of this council and con nued it un l 1965 - implemen ng its numerous reforms.

Paul VI wanted a church that was in dialogue with the modern world. He wrote about this at length in his first encyclical Ecclesiam Suam (His Own Church), released on Aug. 6, 1964. From the document, it says, “The aim of this encyclical will be to demonstrate with increasing clarity how vital it is for the world, and how greatly desired by the Catholic Church, that the two should meet together, and get to know and love one another.”

He published the controversial encyclical “Humanae Vitae” in 1968. He wrote this in response to a growing number of Catholics, both clerical and laity, wan ng to reform the Church’s posi on on birth control. His encyclical delivered a strong “no” to change, reaffirming the Church’s teaching on contracep on. Even though his papacy lasted for another 10 years, this would be his last encyclical.

The period a er Va can II was a turbulent period in the Church history. Many of the reforms to be put in place required big changes in how the Church worshiped; in par cular, changes to the liturgy like celebra ng Mass in the language of the worshipers. Many of the prayers said for centuries during Mass were re-wri en, to be er reflect modern thinking. Those of us old enough remember the altars being turned around so the priest faced the worshipers and laity were welcomed on the altar to be lectors. The Mass became more par cipatory rather than observed. Today, those changes seem so natural, but when they first came into being, they seemed radical. I think of all the people of our Parish who serve as Eucharis c Ministers, Lectors and Sacristans. How alive the Mass is with so many people taking an ac ve role in liturgy. Pope Paul VI governed the Church during this difficult period. In the words of Pope

Francis, he was a man who “knew how to witness, in difficult years, to the faith in Jesus Christ.”

While Paul VI’s first and last encyclicals are most o en cited and remembered, Pope Francis says Paul VI’s 1975 exhorta on on evangeliza on, Evangelii Nun andi (On Proclaiming the Gospel) is “the greatest pastoral document wri en to date.” It undoubtedly was much of the inspira on for Pope Francis’ own document, Evangelii Gaudium (Joy of the Gospel.)

“The world calls for, and expects from us, simplicity of life, the spirit of prayer, charity towards all, especially towards the lowly and the poor, obedience and humility, detachment and self-sacrifice. Without this mark of holiness, our word will have difficulty in touching the heart of modern man. It risks being vain and sterile,” Pope Paul wrote.

Pope Paul VI will become the third pope that Pope Francis has made a Saint since his elec on five years ago. The others are Pope John XXIII, who died in 1963, and Pope John Paul II, who died in 2005. Both were canonized together in 2014.

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WORSHIP AND LITURGY

October 21, 2018 TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION As elec on campaigns move into high gear, some mes the phrase “the Catholic vote” is heard. It’s an interes ng concept, since Catholics started out in this country as a very fragile group: fewer than forty thousand of us at the me of the first census in 1790, and only about 2 percent of the popula on by 1830. It was a priestless church for all intents and purposes, lay-led clusters of Catholics wai ng pa ently for the occasional visit of a priest, sustained by gathering when they could on Sunday for devo onal prayer like litanies and the rosary. They tried to hold on to their ancestral faith as best they could. Archbishop Jean-Louis Cheverus told one family in Maine to “every day say your prayers on your knees with affec on, and every Sunday gather to hear the Gospel, to pray in common, and to quiz the children on the catechism.”

Inevitably, some became Protestant, but many more stayed Catholic from genera on to genera on, with very li le encouragement or sacramental ministry from the clergy. Archbishop John Carroll, the first American bishop, tried to make Church law flexible: shortening the length of the fast before Communion, easing the Lenten fast, and even relaxing the rule of Sabbath rest at harvest me. Catholicism in England had been quietly sustained in this way for two centuries, and the first American Catholics carried on as had their ancestors, providing a fer le soil for the unprecedented success and phenomenal growth of the Church in our country. —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

When it comes to the Holy Eucharist, the living sacramental presence of Jesus Christ, we hold the receiving of Holy Communion in high esteem because we believe that Jesus Christ is truly present in the Eucharist—body, blood, soul and divinity. When we receive our Lord in Holy Communion, we should receive him in the way we encounter a loved one: with reverence, care, gentleness and humility. For in the Holy Eucharist, the Catechism of the Catholic Church notes, “Christ, God and man, makes himself wholly and en rely present.”

The Church permits Catholics to receive the Eucharist either on the tongue or in their hands, at the discre on of the one receiving Holy Communion. Both modes of receiving Holy Communion have their own value and their own beauty. Catholics who receive should ensure that their hands are clean as they prepare to literally touch the presence of Christ. They

should receive right away, not when they return to their seat. To pluck, grab or pull the Eucharist into their hands is a sign of great disrespect and could lead to accidently dropping the sacred host. For to receive Our Lord in Holy

Communion is, indeed, the most profound union we can have with God this side of eternity. h ps://www.catholicnewsagaency.com/resources/roman-missal-3rd-edi on/bishops/the-manner-of-receiving-holy-communion

IN MEMORIAM

Lorenza De La Luz Robert McManus

Stacy Marteeny-Haus

THE MANNER OF RECEIVING HOLY COMMUNION

Calling All Mission Voices! This is World Mission Sunday. We celebrate this day by remembering the revitalizing mission at the heart of our Chris an faith—to bring the Gospel to all! The collec on today for the Society for the Propaga on of the Faith ensures the work and service of the Mission Church, as it supports priests, religious and lay leaders who offer the Lord’s mercy and concrete help to the most vulnerable communi es in the Pope’s missions. Thank you for your generosity.

WORLD MISSION SUNDAY

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ST. LOUISE DE MARILLAC SCHOOL

DAMIEN HIGH SCHOOL PRE-GAME

Middle school students are invited to the Pre-Game BBQ at Damien High School on Friday, October 19th, 2018 at 6:00pm. Damien, Pomona Catholic, and St. Lucy’s High Schools will host a Tri-School Middle School BBQ open to all boys and girls in 6th, 7th or 8th grade on Friday, October 19th. The BBQ begins at 6:00 pm and game me is 7:00 pm. There is no cost to a end and all students a ending the BBQ will receive free admission to the game.

This annual event, held prior to the homecoming game, is a night of fun for prospec ve students of the tri-school community of Damien, Pomona Catholic and St. Lucy’s. Students will receive food and drink, a t-shirt and free admission to the game. BBQ is at 6:00 pm. Please RSVP on the Damien website at www.damien-hs.edu (click on the Admissions tab, then “Visi ng Damien”).

ST. LUCY’S PRIORY HIGH SCHOOL HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS

You are invited to , and be entertained at St. Lucy’s Priory High School’s 54th Annual “Home for the Holidays” Christmas Bou que, scheduled for Sunday, November 4, 2018, from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Unique holiday-themed merchandise will be available for purchase in our holiday shoppes and booths, including holiday décor, handcra ed items, custom-made baskets, live plants, and homemade baked goods. Kids of all ages are invited to take photos with Santa, story me, and cookie decora ng fun.

Visit the North Pole Food Court to dine on gourmet hamburgers and hot dogs, pizza, and Mediterranean and Filipino foods prepared by the St. Lucy’s Parent Club. Cookies, milk, and assorted coffee beverages will also be available for purchase. Enjoy live entertainment and children’s performances on stage throughout the day.

All proceeds raised at our 54th Annual “Home for the Holiday” Christmas Bou que go toward suppor ng the school’s curricular and opera onal needs. Event admission and parking are complimentary.

St. Lucy’s Priory High School is located at 655 W. Sierra Madre Avenue in Glendora. St. Lucy’s is a private, four-year school, dedicated to providing a college preparatory educa on for girls in grades 9—12. To learn more, visit h p://www.stlucys.com or call us at (6260 963-0017.

FATHER ROBERT BLESSES FALL SPORTS

It’s me for fall sports and St. Louise de Marillac School has 100 students par cipa ng in one of the following Fall sports: A/B Football, A/B Girls Volleyball, and Cross Country. Fr. Robert Fulton came out and gave all of our student athletes a special blessing for a great season!


THIS WEEK’S HIGHLIGHTS

Pumpkins Are Here!

Pumpkins were delivered for the Eighth Grade Pumpkin Sale! There are several sizes to choose from including the small baking pumpkins to make your own pumpkin pie with! The Eighth Grade class sells pumpkins every year to help raise funds for the “End of the Year” ac vi es for the gradua ng class. The students rely on your generosity, so please help support us and purchase this years pumpkin at St. Louise de Marillac. We will sell pumpkins a er Mass on Saturday evening, October 20th a er the 5:30 pm Mass and on Sunday, October 21st a er all Masses (or un l the supply runs out). The eighth Grade thanks you for your support!

FAITH FORMATION

CATHOLIC MEN’S FELLOWSHIP

The Catholic Men’s Fellowship of St. Louise (CMF) is a lay apostolate that reaches out to all men. Our next mee ng is on Thursday, October 25th at 6:30 pm in the Mul -Purpose Room, east end of the parish.

We will welcome Rob Auten who will reflect on Sundays Gospel “Whoever wishes to be great among you will be your servant; whoever wishes to be the first among you will be the slave to all.”

The Catholic faith is at the center of all our ac vi es. Our Mission: To help men renew their minds and transform their hearts and lives for Jesus Christ. Romans 12:22. For information contact Faith Formation Office at (626) 332-5822 or Gil Alderete (626) 841-9090 or email at: [email protected].


RESPECT LIFE CORNER Dignitas Workshop Love and Marriage: The Secret to Staying in Love

Join us this Sunday, October 21st from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm in the St. Louise de Marillac Conference Room as we welcome presenters Bill and Mary Ann Vena from Marriage Encounter who will speak on the topic of “Love and Marriage: The Secret to Staying in Love.” Bill and Mary Ann have been married for fi y years, raising their family in Glendora, California. They have been ac ve par cipants in Marriage Encounter. This presenta on will be accompanied by Sister Susan Blaschke of the Order of the Sacred Heart.

The presenta on will touch on the topics of “Reaffirming the voca on of marriage, iden fying roadblocks and dangers that threaten marriage as contracep on and societal problems.” We will also touch on the topic on the Church’s formal teaching about the sacrament of marriage and how our society has responded to those teachings, both in law and in societal prac ce. This is a free presenta on and you do not need to pre-register. Come join us in the St. Louise de Marillac Conference Room, Sunday, October 21st from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm.

WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER Married Couples! Re-energize your marriage before the busy Holidays begin! Experience a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend and be refreshed and full of joy together! Presenta ons made by married couples and a priest teach valuable communica on tools and much more! Sharing is private with your spouse only.

Our next hotel weekend is November 9th through 11th in Long Beach. We strongly encourage sign-ups NOW to reserve your spot!

Visit www.ilovemyspouse.net to apply today! Contact Sarah & Jacob Flores at (562) 688-7523 or (424) 777-WWME (9963).

Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME) has been a Va can de facto Associa on of the Faithful for over 50 years and a recognized Apostolic Movement of the Los Angeles Archdiocese. WWME was voted BEST MARRIAGE WORKSHOP by About.com.

The Weekend was transforma ve and the tools we learned on the weekend we use everyday. The Weekend reminded us how special our love is for each other and how strong we really are together. What a blessing!

During the month of November, we in the Catholic Church remember our deceased loved ones. We invite you to bring a photo (no larger than 5” x 7”) of your deceased loved one to put on display on a table near the altar.

You can place your photo on the tables provided on October 31st beginning at 5:00 pm. Please a ach your name on the back of the photo. Photos can be picked up directly from the church on November 2nd a er the 7:00 pm All Souls Day Mass.

The photos will be on display for all of our All Saints Day and All Souls’ Day Masses.

ALL SOULS DAY MASS

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GUADALUPANA’S STREET FAIR

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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Members of St. Louise St. Vincent de Paul will be outside Mass on Saturday, November 3rd and Sunday, November 4th to hand out our Grocery Request Bags for our annual Food Baskets. Your generous contribu ons will be used to prepare a tradi onal Thanksgiving and Christmas meal for needy families in our community. Please return the requested food items in the bag to the Parish Center by Sunday, November 11th. In addi on, if you prefer, a monetary dona on made out to SVDP will be happily accepted.

Thank you as always for your generosity and support.

40 DAYS FOR LIFE Respect Life Ministry is asking everyone to pray or fast in honor of the na on-wide 40 Days for Life campaign to save the unborn.

St. Louise will host a Street Faire this Sunday, October 21st, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm in the Msgr. Pierce Hall. The Street Faire is an annual event and features a variety of vendors and the Guadalupana Ministry serves breakfast. This year they are serving Beef Chili Verde or Chicken with a Red Sauce with Rice and Beans for $8.00. Come hungry! We will have vendors that offer a variety of items including: • Handmade Jewelry

• Woodworking • Christmas Items • Bath & Body Products • Hostess Gi s • Raffles with Prizes

THANK YOU TO OUR ADVERTISERS! We would like to extend a special thank you to the individuals and local businesses who adver se in our bulle n each week. It is because of their support that we are able to provide a bulle n for our parishioners each week.

If you are interested in placing an ad in our bulle n, please contact J. S. Paluch Co., Inc. at (800) 231-0805, bulle n #513986.

ADVERTISER HIGHLIGHT This week we are highligh ng the business of:

Health-eu, Integra ve Medicine, a Professional Medical Corpora on

121 E. Tenth Street Azusa, CA 91702 (626) 347–5214

Do you have diabetes? Cholesterol, hypertension, insomnia, headache, infer lity, arthri s, depression, adhd, or pain?

Health-eu, Integra ve Medicine offers counsel on natural medicine and quality supplements, blood chemistry analysis, Homeopathy, Integra ve Medicine, nutri on counseling and a weight loss workshop. Health-eu, Integra ve Medicine offers medical care for adults and children. Most medical insurances accepted. Call Dr. Patricia Marquez for an appointment at (626) 347-5214.

ST. LOUISE DE MARILLAC MINISTRIES & UPDATES

Offertory for Sunday, October 14, 2018

2018 2017 Variance Envelopes $ 23,196 $ 24,219 ($ 1,023)

Plate $ 3,100 $ 2,683 $ 417

TOTAL $ 26,296 $ 26,902 ($ 606)

STEWARDSHIP Thank you for your generous stewardship.

St. Louise appreciates your support of our many programs and ministries.

Please pray for those listed below who are sick:

PRAY FOR THE SICK

Parishioners are asked to please contact the Parish Center to have a loved one placed on the sick list. For a name to remain on the sick list, please contact the Parish Office by the 15th of every month. The names of the sick are published weekly in our bulle n. Thank you for your assistance in helping us maintain the list, and ensure those in need of prayer will receive them.

Amparo Aspiras Lesa Brown William Burger Ma Byers Eppie Cabral, Jr. Vickey Cline Lana Coelho Lilia Corte Jason Cresswell Margarita Delgado Charles Joseph Dinisi Joe Escalera Sr. Joe Escalera Jr. Aileen Fallis Pat Fallis Rick Faqua Maria Yolanda Gallegos Glen Golden Henry Gomez Rosa Gomez Carmen Gonzalez David Gonzalez Pedro Gu errez Katrina Hannah Suzanne Hanson Jeannie He erscheidt Graciela Israel Martha Israel Shay Irwin Don Jonsick Lucille Jolicoeur Mary Klante Nancy LaMascus Connie Loera Susan Mabida Christopher Magdaleno Gloria Marquez Damacio Marquez

Jose Mar nez Carolyn Matone Theresa Montero Fr. Bill Moore, SS. CC. Julie Moore Kathleen Mo er Tracie Neria Dorothy Norris Victor Nuñez Jess Panlilio Martha P. Ramirez Anna Rodriguez Felicia Salazar Susan Schmaltz Jennifer Senne Julia Sermeno Ryan Soldridge Rita Spanier Fred Tardif Robert Tessier Sharon Wiessler Chris Williams Al Wurst Melinda Zamora

Layna Christon Josie Yates

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PRAY FOR THE SICK

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TOOTSIE ROLL DRIVE

PILGRIM STATUE SIGN UP 2019 Calendar Sign-ups

October 27th and 29th

Sign up today after Mass with the Legion of Mary for a week-long

Home Visit next year: Sacred Heart of Jesus, Our Lady of

Fatima, Our Mother of Sorrows.

Increase your devotion to Jesus and Mary!

ROSARY MAKING Learn how to make a rosary for someone less fortunate. Through the Blessed Mother’s request at Fa ma, and in order to gain peace in our homes, country and in the world, our parish Rosary Makers invite men, women and children to accept Mary’s invita on to provide rosaries to those who will never have one unless it is provided for them. In this way you are the Blessed Mother’s hands. You are invited to learn how to make a rosary which takes about 20 minutes to complete.

Please come to one of our mee ngs on the second and fourth Thursdays at 9:30 am in the Parish Center Board Room. We will meet on Thursday, October 25th, please join us!

BINGO Did you know that St. Louise has BINGO in Msgr. Pierce Hall every Friday evening? Early Bird games begin at 7:00 pm and Regular Games begin at 7:30 pm. We feature a catered Snack Bar and Weekly Progressive Door Prizes. For more informa on please call (626) 915-7873 and ask for ext. 768.

SOCIAL CLUB OF ST. LOUISE

The Knights of Columbus will collect for the Intellectually Disabled by giving away Tootsie Rolls a er all of the Masses, the weekend of November 10th and 11th. The Mental Retarda on and Learning Disabili es Fund Drive is one of the most recognizable ac vi es that the Knights of Columbus do. The funds generated from this drive are used to support local programs which help people with special learning needs.

The Social Club of St. Louise is mee ng on Sunday, October 28th from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm in the Mul Purpose Room. The Social Club meets on the fourth Sunday of each month. The purpose of the club is “social’ and to make new friends, enjoy each others company by interac ng with one another as well as be ering the lives of others through ac vi es. The Social Club also gets involved with other ministries both in the parish and in the community. Each mee ng consists of a pot luck lunch, a quick mee ng, trip planning and concludes with five games of Bingo. Please join us! All are welcome!

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Confessions

Wednesdays 7:30 PM to 8:45 PM Saturdays 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM

PASTORAL STAFF Rev. Robert Fulton, Pastor (626) 915-7873 ext. 204 Fr. Joseph McShane, Associate Pastor (626) 915-7873 ext. 203 Deacon Al Valles, Permanent Deacon (626) 915-7873 ext. 225 Deacon Alan Holderness, Permanent Deacon (626) 915-7873 ext. 206 Deacon Peter Brause, Permanent Deacon (626) 915-7873 ext. 227 Deacon Omar Uriarte, Permanent Deacon (626) 915-7873 ext. 228

CONTACT INFORMATION CALENDARS/SCHEDULES

MINISTRY STAFF

Robert Kochis, Director of Music (626) 915-7873 ext. 207

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Ray Elder, Business Manager (626) 915-7873 ext. 205 l [email protected] Susan Bugelli, Office Manager (626) 915-7873 ext. 201 l [email protected]

PARISH SCHOOL Dr. Denise Valadez, Principal (626) 966-2317 ext. 310

Sue Reyes, Secretary (626) 966-2317 ext. 301 l [email protected]

FAITH FORMATION

Sheila Uriarte, Director of Faith Formation and Ministries (626) 915-7873 ext. 212

Cecilia Luna, Faith Formation Secretary

Kathy Prestia, RCIA (626) 963-1463

Faith Formation Hours Monday - Thursdays/ 9 am - 6 pm

& Fridays / 9 am - 5 pm (626) 332-5822

[email protected]

St. Louise de Marillac Parish Center 1720 E. Covina Blvd., Covina, CA 91724

www.stlouisedm.org

(626) 915-7873, Fax (626) 332-4431 Monday - Friday / 8 am - 8 pm

Saturday / 9 am - 6 pm Sunday / 9 am - 2 pm


Monday, October 22, 2018 6:20 AM Daily Mass CHURCH 8:00 AM Daily Mass CHURCH 9:30 AM Monday Morning Prayer Group SLDMCR 7:00 PM Walking with Purpose Bible Study MPHALL

Tuesday, October 23, 2018

6:20 AM Daily Mass CHURCH 8:00 AM Daily Mass CHURCH 6:30 PM Legion of Mary Mee ng PCBR 7:30 PM Women’s Bible Study 8th Grade

Wednesday, October 24, 2018

6:20 AM Daily Mass CHURCH 8:00 AM Daily Mass CHURCH 6:30 PM Saturday Evening Choir Prac ce YouthRm 6:45 PM OLPH Novena CHURCH 7:00 PM RCIA SLDMCR 7:30 PM Confessions CHURCH

Thursday, October 25, 2018

6:20 AM Daily Mass CHURCH 8:00 AM Daily Mass CHURCH 12:00 PM Thursday Bible Study SLDMCR 6:30 PM Catholic Men’s Fellowship MPR 6:30 PM LOM Curia District Mee ng SLDMCR

Friday, October 26 2018

6:20 AM Daily Mass CHURCH 8:00 AM Daily Mass CHURCH 10:30 AM Fa ma Prayer Group PCBR 3:00 PM Wedding (Laher and Motus) CHURCH 6:00 PM Wedding Rehearsal CHURCH 7:00 PM Toastmasters Mee ng MPB 7:00 PM BINGO MPHALL

Saturday, October 27, 2018

8:00 AM Morning Mass CHURCH 9:00 AM WWP Planning Mee ng SLDMCR 2:00 PM Wedding (McNeese and Sanchez) CHURCH 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Confessions CHURCH 5:30 PM Evening Mass CHURCH

Sunday, October 28, 2018

6:30 AM Mass CHURCH 8:00 AM Mass CHURCH 9:00 AM Sacristan Gathering MPR 9:30 AM Mass CHURCH 11:00 AM Mass CHURCH 12:30 PM Mass CHURCH 2:00 PM Social Club MPR 5:00 PM Mass CHURCH 6:30 PM Scout Ad Altare Dei Mee ng MPR

Through his suffering, my servant shall justify many. Isaiah 53:11b

WORSHIP AND LITURGY

TODAY’S READINGS MASS INTENTIONS Sunday, October 21st 6:30 am: Linda and Jack Garcia (SI) 8:00 am: Theresa Oblea (RIP); Rose Vasquez (RIP) 9:30 am: Lordes Lasmarias (RIP); Ernesto Prieto (RIP) 11:00 am: Maria Corcuera (RIP) and Juan Corcuera (RIP) 12:30 pm: Mary Frances Angelini (RIP); Sylvina Samson (RIP) 5:00 pm: Donna Ioppini (RIP); Richard Almeida, Sr. (RIP)

Monday, October 22nd 6:20 am: Fr. Bernhard Blankenhorn (SI); The Kienker Family (SI) 8:00 am: Vicente Briones (RIP); Feliciano Cosio (RIP)

Tuesday, October 23rd 6:20 am: The Lowe Family (SI); Crucita Rodriguez (SI) 8:00 am: Eleuteria Gadiano (RIP); Jess and Tess Panlilio (SI)

Wednesday, October 24th 6:20 am: Larry Lacueo (SI); Nick and Layna Christon (SI) 8:00 am: Joy Macabagdal (SI); Sophia Chavez (SI)

Thursday, October 25th 6:20 am: Aaron Cabañero (RIP); Lupe Lopez (RIP) 8:00 am: Mary Nee (RIP); Michael Anthony Yates (SI)

Friday, October 26th 6:20 am: Sheila Mame Gomez (SI); Jim Gilroy (SI) 8:00 am: Beulah Auten (SI); Roberto Litwin (RIP)

Saturday, October 27th 8:00 am: John Koenig (RIP); Rosalia Hauser (RIP) 5:30 pm: Joe Arceneaux (RIP); Nicole Buehlmaier (SI)

DID YOU KNOW?

First Reading — My servant shall jus fy many, and their guilt he shall bear (Isaiah 53:10-11).

Psalm — Lord, let your mercy be on us, as we place our trust in you (Psalm 33).

Second Reading — Let us confidently approach the throne of grace to receive mercy and to find grace for

mely help (Hebrews 4:14-16).

Gospel — Whoever wishes to be first among you will be the slave of all (Mark 10:35-45 [42-45]).

The English transla on of the Psalm Responses from Lec onary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, Interna-onal Commission on English in the Liturgy Corpora on. All rights reserved.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Eph 2:1-10; Ps 100:1b-5; Lk 12:13-21 Tuesday: Eph 2:12-22; Ps 85:9ab-14; Lk 12:35-38 Wednesday: Eph 3:2-12; Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6; Lk 12:39-48 Thursday: Eph 3:14-21; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 11-12, 18-19; Lk 12:49-53 Friday: Eph 4:1-6; Ps 24:1-4ab, 5-6; Lk 12:54-59 Saturday: Eph 4:7-16; Ps 122:1-5; Lk 13:1-9 Sunday: Jer 31:7-9; Ps 126:1-6; Heb 5:1-6; Mk 10:46-52

Be a Trusted Resource if a Child Discloses Abuse.

Parents are in a unique posi on to know about not only their own children, but their children’s friends. If you are a trusted parent, your child’s friend may come to you with secrets. What do you do if a child tells you about abuse? As an adult, it’s cri cal that you remain calm, and don’t overreact. Child vic ms are o en frightened and confused, and your confusion and anger does not help their situa on. Your concern and support, however, will affirm the child in important ways and can help begin the healing process for a child vic m who has suffered at the hands of a predator. To learn more about steps to take if a child tells you about abuse, email [email protected].

For more informa on on other ways to keep kids safe, contact Linda Filkins, the Parish Safeguard Commi ee Chairperson at (626) 214-7846 or the Archdiocesan Safeguard the Children Office at (213) 637-7227. For par cular help, call the Vic ms Assistance Office at (213) 637-7650.

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