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Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time • October 19, 2014
Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa Pro Cathedral
Mass Schedule
Saturday: 7:00 am, and 5:30 pm Vigil
Sunday: English: 7:00 am, 9:00 am,
11:00 am and 6:00 pm
Spanish: 12:30 pm and 7:30 pm
Weekdays: 7:00 am and 12:10 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday: 4:00 - 4:30 pm
Founded September 1, 1772
• To create opportunities for clients to secure employment and
A Eucharistic Community
to transition back into productive society.
• To coordinate multiple services in a centralized location through
striving to live out the
a number of healthcare and human-service providers.
Gospel
of Jesus Christ guided by
• To provide a safe haven for homeless individuals and their families
the power of the Holy Spirit
from the elements and access needed services.
Prado Day Center relies on financial support from the community for
Loving and open, faith-filled and prayerful,
daily operations, weekend hours, the children’s program, general
gracious stewards, passionate about
supplies, facility repairs and maintenance.
the needs of others
Prado Day Center is the only day center serving the homeless population
in the region. Every day, between 90 and 120 people seek refuge and assistance
at Prado Day Center. Over 30 percent of the Center’s participants are now
women and children.
From 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. every day of the year, Prado Day Center provides
a safe haven for those in need and offers a comprehensive array of services and
Adults growing in Faith together!
resources to meet basic needs:
The Mission of Prado Day Center
Come and See!
Adult Faith Formation
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Housing referrals • Job counseling & skills assessment • Restroom & shower facilities
Access to computer & resume/interview coaching • Medical & rehabilitation services
Laundry room for client use • Local phone usage • Lockers to store personal Items
Voice mail & message service • Enriching, age-appropriate activities for children
Fenced play yard & indoor homework area for children • Community vegetable & flower garden
Daily noon meal provided by People’s Kitchen • Bus tokens for local bus routes to essential service sites
Location of Prado Day Center – 43 Prado Road, SLO, CA 93401 • www.pradodaycenter.org.
The Prado Day Center • FALL HARVEST DRIVE
PRADO WISH LIST
Paper Plates (9” And 4”), Bowls, Cups
(They Use Up To 100 /Day)
Disposable Spoons, Forks, Knives
Cereal (Large Boxes) • Individual Oatmeal Packets
Margarine • Coffee (3 Lb. Cans)
(They Use 1 Can Every 2 Days)
Peanut Butter • Jelly, Jam • Tea • Sugar
Raisins • Catsup • Salsa • Creamer (Dry)
Laundry Detergent & Fabric Softener • Scotch Tape • Bleach • Trash Bags • Paper Towels
Sandwich Bags • Zipper Type Food Bags • Diapers (Sizes 4, 5, And 6)
Razors • Feminine Hygiene Products • Toiletries • Nail Clippers And Tweezers
Anti-Biotic Ointment • Hand Sanitizer • Hairbrushes • Foot Powder • Deodorant
Dental Floss • Soap • Liquid Soap • Hair Styling Mousse Or Gel
Hotel-Size Items (Sewing Kits, Toiletries)
Copy Paper • Phone Cards, Bus Passes, Postage Stamps • Bike Locks And Chains
Dry Erase Markers And Permanent Markers
Backpacks – New Or Used • Underwear (New), Children To Adult Sizes
Jackets, Size 3X And 4X • Adult /Men’s Shoes Size 12,13, 14 Only
Socks • Shower Shoes / Flip-Flops
Bath Towels-New Or Used • Wash Cloths
Special Items:
100-Cup Coffee Maker
6 New Walkie-Talkies For Volunteer And Staff Safety
Join us on Tuesday,
October 21st
at 6 pm in the
Parish Hall
This month’s topic:
Part II of Faith and Reason
Our speaker is Fr. Russ. He is
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you are most welcome to come to
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Vigésimo Noveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
ACTIVIDADES DE LA SEMANA
Domingo 19: XXIX Domingo Ordinario
Clase de Catecismo 10:30am-12pm
Misas a las 12:30pm y 7:30pm
Martes 21: Pequeñas Comunidades
Sábado 25: Reconciliación 4:00pm
Domingo 26: XXX Domingo Ordinario
Clase de Catecismo 10:30am-12pm
Misas a las 12:30pm y 7:30pm
Reflexionemos sobre la Palabra de Dios
En una nación, que tiene un fuerte compromiso con el
principio de la separación de Iglesia y Estado, vale la pena
señalar que nuestra moneda nacional, tanto los billetes
como las monedas, tienen la inscripción de “En Dios
confiamos”. La historia de este lema y su relación con
nuestra moneda nacional se remonta a la Guerra Civil.
Cambiar el lema nunca ha recibido mucho apoyo. Esa
inscripción nos sirve como buen recordatorio en cuanto a
dónde es que descansa nuestra verdadera seguridad.
En el Evangelio los fariseos, junto a algunos simpatizantes
con el régimen romano y partidarios de Herodes, tratan de
atrapar a Jesús para que tome una posición que lo pondría
a mal con las autoridades romanas o con su propio pueblo.
Pero Jesús, aun sabiendo la reputación de zorro que tenía
Herodes, se zafa de las redes de sus adversarios haciendo
notar que pueden haber diferentes clases de fidelidades
sin perder las prioridades.
Jesús les pide que le enseñen
la moneda idólatra que ningún
judío debía llevar consigo, ya
que declaraba al César como un
dios. Entonces les aconseja que le
devuelvan al emperador la moneda
que lleva su imagen, pero que le
devuelvan a Dios aquello que lleva
la imagen de Dios, esto es, ellos
mismos, creados a imagen de Dios.
Un nuevo orden se manifiesta cuando le entregamos a
Dios su imagen por medio de nuestras palabras y obras,
mostrando así la imagen de Dios a los demás. Cuando esto
sucede, el lema de “En Dios confiamos” no sólo lo vemos
acuñado en papel o herrado en cobre, sino que lo llegamos
a palpar en carne y hueso.
—James A. Wallace, C.Ss.R.
Vivamos la Palabra de Dios
Oramos para reconocer lo que significa ser un buen
ciudadano, dando a nuestra nación lo que se necesita
para el bien común. Y oramos para discernir sabiamente
cuándo la fidelidad a Cristo y a la edificación del reino
de Dios debiera suscitar en nosotros una respuesta que
desafía lo que proponen las autoridades civiles.
Derechos de autor © 2013, World Library Publications. Todos los derechos reservados.
BAUTISMOS
Si desean bautizar, la próxima clase para la preparación de
Bautismo será el día lunes, 03 de Noviembre, a las 7:00 pm en
el Salón de Jóvenes (Youth Center). Clases de Bautismo son el
Primer Lunes de cada mes, solamente que haiga cambios y no se
pueda ese día, se cambiara la fecha. Es Necesario que todos los
que van a asistir a la clase de Bautismo de Registrarse primero
en la oficina de la misión. La oficina está abierta Lunes a Viernes
de 9:00am-5:00pm, excepto los Miércoles de 12:00pm-5:00pm.
NUESTRO APOSTOLADO (CATECISMO)
Las clases serán los domingos en la mañana en la escuelita
de la misión, de 10:30 hasta el mediodía. Nos reuniremos
dos o tres veces al mes dependiendo en los días festivos.
La Siguiente clase será el domingo 26 de octubre.
Aplicaciones están disponibles en la oficina de la misión.
También aplicaciones estarán disponibles durante las
clases. Recuerden aunque sus hijos ya hicieron su Primera
Comunión tráiganlos para que sigan aprendiendo sobre su fe.
Corina Onato, Coordinadora de Catecism
[email protected] •781-8220 Ext. 18
ESTUDIANTES ENTRANDO AL PRIMER
AÑO DE HIGH SCHOOL
Es el momento de registrarse para la Confirmación!
La preparación sacramental de la Confirmación es un
proceso de dos años que comienza en el primer año de la
Preparatoria. Los jóvenes de segundo, tercero o cuarto año
de Preparatoria, también son bienvenidos. Nos reunimos
una vez al mes en domingo por la tarde a partir del mes
octubre. Favor de registrarse a sus hijos para confirmación
en la oficina de la Misión. Para más información llamar:
781-8220, x35. Donna Gibson (same)
PROGRAMA DE RCIA
Si conoces a alguien que no haya recibido los Sacramentos
del Bautismo, Confirmación y Primera Comunión, o que les
falte alguno de ellos, favor de llamar a la Oficina y hablar
con Terry Burrows: 781-8220 ext. 15 o correo electrónico:
[email protected]
Aplicaciones de DACA
Para Jóvenes Indocumentados
Caridades Católicas de la Diócesis de Monterey es una de las
agencias legítimas con el conocimiento y la experiencia para
ayudar con la nueva política de inmigración: Acción Diferida
para llegadas de Infancia (DACA). Llamar por teléfono:
Alondra Ortiz 706-8565
Contactar por email: CatholicCharitiesCentralCoast.org
Línea de asunto: Información de DACA (Change)
QUINCEAÑERAS
Se les informa que habrá cambios en los requisitos para las
Quinceañeras:
• Pertenecer a la Parroquia de La Mision de San Luis Obispo
• Comunicarse con el sacerdote minimo 6 meses
antes de la celebración
• Haber Recibido Bautismo y Primera Comunión
• Registrada para el sacramento de Confirmación,
o estar asistiendo clases
• Si hiso su Confirmación traer un comprobante
Para Más información favor de llamar a la Oficina de la
Misión 781-8220
NUESTRAS PEQUEÑAS COMUNIDADES
ECLESIALES DE BASE
Todos están invitados a participar en una pequeña
comunidad eclesial de base. Las comunidades nos ofrecen la
oportunidad de vivir mas profundamente nuestra fe como
Pueblo de Dios. Las pequeñas comunidades, animadas y
fortalecidas por el Espíritu Santo, nos unen como Iglesia—
Cuerpo de Cristo—para vivir mas activamente nuestra fe.
Acompáñanos participando en una de nuestras siguientes
pequeñas comunidades:
CADA MARTES A LAS 7:00 PM:
Facilitadores: Norma, y Al, 3860 S. Higuera St.
Magnolia Space 142, 621-2571
ADULT ENRICHMENT
Fr. Jim Nisbet’s Scripture Class
7:00 pm Mondays in the Parish Hall
10:30 am Tuesdays in the Parish Hall.
The classes run one hour each in the form of a lecture with
opportunity for questions at the end. They are separate areas
of studies.
Scripture Study
Reflect on Readings for this coming Sunday’s Masses.
Scripture study meets each Wednesday at l:00 pm, following
the 12:10 Mass in the Serra room. We read the scripture for
the following Sunday and reflect on and discuss the readings.
As a group we nourish one another by sharing our faith and
reflecting on our own experiences in our journey. Missalettes
and other materials are provided. Any questions? Please call
the Parish Center at 781-8220.
Young Adults
(College aged and above):
Are you in your 20’s or 30’s? Join our Facebook group,
“Mission San Luis Obispo Young Adults”. Come join us at
Spikes, after the 6 pm Mass for a youthful fellowship and learn
more about the group.
Interested in Becoming Catholic?
Is God
calling you? If you are someone who is not Catholic, or has
not completed your sacraments, but you feel like you are being
called in this direction - come and explore. Call Terry in the
parish office for more information. 781-8220 ext. 15 or email
[email protected]
Pray the Rosary With Us
Every MONDAY evening at 5:45 pm, we pray the Rosary. Share
devotions and petitions while praying as a spiritual community
in our historic Old Mission CHAPEL. Please join us and stay for
one or more decades of the rosary. Ave Maria, Friends!
Mission San Antonio de Padua
Day of the Dead Mass and Praise Song
for a Native American Hero
NU NA DA UL TSUN YI
Saturday, October 25, 2014 beginning @ 1:00pm
All Souls Mass honoring the Salinan Ancestors. Music
provided by members of the New World Baroque Orchestra
under direction of John Warren. Following Mass will be
procession to Mission cemetery for Salinan Ceremony.
At 3:30pm the second portion of our event will begin: Praise
Song for a Native American Hero – NU NA DA UL TSUN YI –
presented by the Arete Fund. This is a storytelling with music
and verse about a Cherokee woman and her self sacrifice.
Poetry and drum by Dianne de Laet. Narration by Ryland
Kelly, Tom Pew and Fr. Martin Mager.
A reception will follow this event. All are welcome. There is no
cost to attend, although love offerings for the presenters will be
accepted. Directions: On Hwy. 101, take Jolon Road Exit. Mission is
located within Fort Hunter Liggett. Take Mission Road (approx. 6 miles.)
St. Rose Ladies Boutique • Paso Robles
Please mark your calendars for Friday, Oct. 31 from 12 noon
– 5:00 pm; Saturday, Nov. 1 from 9:00 – 5:00 pm; and Sunday,
Nov. 2 from 9:00 – 12 noon. We invite you to shop and have
fun at the St. Rose Parish Center.
Thank you for your support. All proceeds go to the St. Rose
Church renovations, the purchase of liturgical calendars, and
religious education materials for their youth.
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Prayer Requests...
If you or a member of your family would like the faith community of Mission
Parish to join you in prayers for special needs, contact the parish office at
781-8220. We do occasionally take some names off of the list printed in the
bulletin. The current list contains names received since November 1, 2013.
If we have taken a name from the printed list of a person still in need of
prayers, please give us a call and we will happily put him or her back on.
Please take some time this week to remember the following in your prayers:
• For all in our parish family who are suffering serious or terminal illness
• For Armed Forces Men and Women on Active Duty, and for
Katherin Folkerts
David Sterling
Don Owens
Pax Thomas
Claude Alvis
Rodney Abbott
Maria Segute Abelkis
Samira AlHadad
Elsa Trujillo Antolino
Josefina Arciaga
Celia Bautista
Delia Bautista
Ereberto Bautista
Braulio Bio (Bobot)
Susan Bliss
Ines Bongio
Paul Bonjour
Barbara Boyle
Kevin Bright
Jolene Carman
Brina, Cody and Eli
Jamie Mello Brown
Karen Brown
Scott Carlisle
Charlene Casciola
Christine & Mike
Regina Clarke
Shawn Clarke
Helen Collins
Lisa Connolly
Cathy Connor
Elena Corbelli
Lorie Deito
Tony Anthony Delgreco
Roberta Dengate
Santiago, Camila Diaz
Erich and Susi
Katie Flannery
Kay Foster
Gladys Fraund & Family
Charles Freeman
Vivian Fuller
Christian Garcia
Guadalupe Garcia
Walt Gonyer
Enedina Gonzalez
Connor Gorman
Mary Grimes
Mercedes Guerrero
Family Trujillo-Gerrereo
Donnie Gugliuzza
Garney and Vicky Hall
Christopher Hernandez
Kay Heton
Gary Hitchcock
Teresa Illicete
Misael Jaimes
Bea Jeong
Russ Kiger
Jimmy Kitchens
Rachel Kovesdi
Betty Ann Lile
Maria Luisa Limon
Manuel Luvano
Javier Maldonado
Yaneli Maldonado
Family Maldonado-Trejo
Norma Mangabat
Cathy Martin
Cipriano Martinez
Justeniano Martinez
Pedro Martinez
Rufina Martinez
Marsha McGowan
Christina M McMasters
The Medeiros Family
Georgina Mele
Family Melgarejo-Martinez
Joyce McBrien
Enrique Melendez
Ellen Miller
Shirley Moreau
Patty Mueller
Tina Niemesh
Cecilia Nievez
Jesse Nieves
Julian Nieves
Julianna Nievez
Nievez Family
Nancy Ochs
Mabelle Pence
Boone Pendergast
Eunice Pierce
Brian Porterfield & Family
Sean Porterfield
Myrna Powell
Joan Rostain
Rose Santos
Peter Schellin
Halley Scott
David Sterling
Sally Straight
Karen Strand
Donna Strong
Diane Suderman
James Sullivan
Gerardo Tapia and Family
Andi Tennant
Shannon Thompson
Emily Tilton
Family Trejo-Velasquez
Felipe Trejo
Veronica Trejo
Rocky Tutop
The Vargas Family
Juana Velasquez
Susanna Velasquez
Nick Valentine
R.I.P. † All who have died this week.
Parish Staff & Ministries
Unless otherwise noted, all phone numbers are 781-8220
Ext. # (Voice Mail Extensions)
Social Justice Ministry
Delores Winje (543-4064)
26 Fr. Russell Brown, Pastor
16 Fr. Braulio Valencia, Parochial Vicar
St. Vincent de Paul
Public Assistance (544-7041)
32 Deacon Chuck Roeder, Permanent Deacon
Tuesdays & Thursdays 2 - 3:30 pm
14 Deacon Jim Burrows, Permanent Deacon
Catholic Charities Office 541-9110
11 Theresa Shipsey, Business Practices
13 Catherine Cassidy, Office Manager
Old Mission Thrift Store
www.missionthrift.com
20 Oneyda Perez, Office Assistant
2640 Broad Street, SLO
15 Terry Burrows, RCIA, Altar Servers
(544-0720)
35 Donna Gibson, Youth Ministry
Mon-Sat 10 AM - 6 PM,
Sunday 12 - 4 PM
18 Corina Onato, Faith Formation Coordinator
Old Mission Cemetery
19 Patty Moyer Pepper,
Mike Golling, Manager
Pastoral Care Ministry
(541-0584)
38 Gayne Pinto-Bennett,
Gift Shop & Museum (543-6850)
Bereavement Ministry
Open 7 days per week
36 Minerva Soto, Gift Shop Manager
9 am - 4 pm (Winter hours)
22 Iva Svitek, Music Ministry
(9-5 Summer hours)
Jocelyn Roeder,
Schools
&
Campus Ministry
Liturgy Coordinator (544-2707)
Old Mission School (543-6019)
Cari Keane,
Ms. Tina Ballantyne, Principal
Lector/Eucharistic Ministries (544-2570)
761 Broad St., SLO 93401
Lisa Connely,
www.oldmissionschool.com
Lector/Eucharistic Ministries (550-2918)
Mission College Preparatory
Nancy Kelso-Doody,
(543-2131)
Events & Environment Coordinator (748-0775)
Mr. James D. Childs, Principal
682 Palm St., SLO 93401
Jack and Eunice Pierce,
Landings Program (541-4464)
Newman Catholic Center
Finance Council
Jim Brabeck Gayla Newman
Ann Palmer Charles Porter
Bernie Suttle
(543-4105)
Fr. John Ulrich, S.M. and
Fr. Kevin Duggan, S.M.
1472 Foothill, SLO 93401
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Gift Shop News
Social Justice Ministry
meets the first Tuesday
of every month at 7 pm
in the Serra Center. Join
us to learn what our new
projects are, and what you
can do to help.
Words of Wisdom: When you
do things from your soul – you feel a
river moving in you – a joy. -Rumi
October is Breast Cancer awareness
month. Those of us whose loved
ones have passed away or battle
this terrible disease know the
devastating effects that they face
every day. We are challenged to
find hope and bring comfort when
we are struggling to make sense of
it ourselves. We hope you too will
find a moment to pray in solidarity
for those whose lives are linked with
ours through their suffering.
Every October we make our Pink
Memory book available. It holds
many names of loved ones whose
lives have been touched by the
suffering and battle that is Cancer.
We at the Gift Shop pray for those
whose names are entered there on a
daily basis. Please feel free to come
in and add a name to our Memory
book and join the many others who
have shared with us. We are also
making pocket Rosaries, Rosary
bracelets, and Rosaries that you can
pass on to someone you love. There
will be healing prayers and healing
Saint Medals as well that you might
take to someone in need.
If you haven’t been in to visit us
lately this is a nice time to visit. The
crowds of summer are gone and as
much as we enjoy the excitement
there is something to be said for the
quiet. We will be looking forward
to Advent and the Christmas season.
In the meantime we enjoy this short
respite and use it for prayer and
reflection.
The Gift Shop is open 7 days
a week, from 9-5PM. Come in
and browse, sit a while and read
– listen to the music – share a
moment of fellowship. Our staff is
knowledgeable and always eager to
assist you whether you are looking
for a special gift or just looking. We
welcome you as always.
Annual Ministries
Appeal Update
As of October 8th (no change
this week) we have received 116
pledges totalling $38,275, which is
just over 96% of our Diocesan goal
of $40,000. Any monies pledged
over that amount will be returned
to our parish.
If you have not yet pledged, we
hope you will consider doing so.
Envelopes are available in the
church, or at the parish office.
Call 781-8220.
We thank everyone for their ongoing
support of Old Mission Parish.
Thank you to all who participated
and attended the program on
Human Trafficking. We are now
more informed as a community
about this on-going and tragic
problem in general and in our
community. Social Justice is
sponsoring several events this Fall:
• Fall Harvest Drive (Oct. 25-26
and Nov. 1-2). Parishioners
are asked to bring to church
items needed by the Prado Day
Center, the only day center
serving the homeless population
in the region. (See and cut out
list of items in this bulletin)
• A Social Justice second
collection in the fall. Stay tuned
for details.
• We will be cooking turkeys in
November for the Family Care
Network. If you’d like to help,
call Delores at 543-4064.
• For the holidays we will be
helping with Salvation Army
Bell Ringing. Call Moira
at 544-6267 to volunteer.
Natural Family Planning
The Diocesan Respect Life office
is offering workshops that are
knowledgeable, encouraging and
well presented on the subject of
Natural Family Planning. The
workshops will be presented by
Sheila St. John. Sheila is the Executive
Director of the California Association
of Natural Family Planning.
Tuesday October 28 at 7:00 pm
Saint Rose of Lima Church, 820
Creston Rd., Paso Robles, CA. 93446
W
ould you like to help?
If you would like to help
with the process of initiation for
adults and children, please contact
Terry Burrows at ext. 15 in the
parish office or at tburrows@
oldmissionslo.org. We are in need
of sponsors (companions on the
journey), snack providers, ministers
of hospitality, people with
administrative skills, catechists,
photographers, graphic artists, …
probably any gift you have we can
find a way to put to use.
Catholic Charities Presents:
Elisabeth Von Trapp in Concert
Elisabeth Von Trapp, from the family
whose story inspired The Sound of Music,
will be performing a benefit concert
for Catholic Charities of the Diocese of
Monterey at the Old Mission in San Luis
Obispo on Friday, Nov. 14th at 7 p.m.
Admission is $50. Proceeds will assist
those in need throughout our Diocese.
For tickets:
www.CatholicCharitiesCentralCoast.org,
or (831) 233-3307.
Mark Your Calendars for this
Workshop: Why Should you
Pre-Plan Your Own Funeral?
As in Baptism we became a member of
the Catholic Church family, in death we
preserve our faith, our Catholic rites, and
our unquestioning beliefs in God: Father,
Son, and Holy Spirit. Keeping consistent
with your Catholic beliefs, it is important
for you to clearly record your wishes for
a Catholic Funeral service. You can make
decisions now as to what mortuary to use,
what services you would like, readings,
music, flowers, and more. You can make
your choices and arrangements now,
without feeling the pressure to rush, and
in doing so you make it easier on your
family to fulfill your wishes.
Mission San Luis Obispo invites you
to a special workshop on Wednesday,
November 12th at 6:00 pm in the Mission
Parish Hall. Facilitators for the workshop
are Rev. Russell Brown, Pastor of Mission
SLO, Deacon Chuck Roeder, and Gayne
Pinto Bennett. All are welcome. For more
information contact Deacon Chuck at
805.781-8220 ext 32.
Our
Weekly Offering
12,500
The Old Mission Budget
requires $10,557.00 per week
to meet expenses.
10,500
The collection for
Sunday, October 12, 2014
was $ 8,610.00 *
*includes $ 350.00 Electronic Funds
Transfer donations this week.
We thank you for your continued
support and generosity.
Second Collection
THIS Week
11,500
9,500
8,500
7,500
6,500
This weekend we will taking up the annual
collection for World Mission Sunday. This is
a combined collection for the Propagation of
Faith and Campaign for Human Development.
October 19, 2014 • Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Old Mission School
Through the Catholic
school, the people
of faith evangelize,
educate, and contribute
to the development of the mission
of the People of God. We as teachers
and staff of Old Mission School,
support the parents as primary
educators of their children. We
believe that a Catholic school serves
parents and their children well by
providing sound education grounded
in Catholic values. As always, we ask
for your continued prayers for the
teachers, staff, and families of Old
Mission School that our children,
in God’s name, will dedicate their
lives to living the vision of Jesus and
handing it on to future generations.
Old Mission Catholic School is
currently accepting applications for
preschool through eighth grade. Our
entire school community is dedicated to
the development of socially responsible
citizens for the twenty-first century
who are spiritually empowered,
academically enriched, and morally
accountable for their actions. For more
information or to obtain an application,
please visit our website at www.
oldmissionschool.com or call 543-6019.
Come see us. We have openings, and
we have financial assistance. A Catholic
education is an advantage for life.
Elementary Faith
Formation
Classes are held on Sunday
mornings at Old Mission Grammar
School from 10:30 to Noon. We
will meet today, October 19th, and
Sunday, October 26th.
Corina Onato, Elementary Faith Formation
Coordinator, 781-8220 Ext. 18, or by
Email: [email protected]
October 18
9 am Docent Meeting -Serra Center
4 pm Sacrament of
Reconciliation
2nd Collection Campaign for Human Development
Sunday
October 19
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
9 am Coffee & Donuts Social -after mass
10:30 am Elementary Faith
Formation
- Grades 1-6 at Old Mission School
Monday
October 20
5:45 pm Rosary Group -Chapel
7 pm Fr. Jim’s Scripture Study
-Parish Hall
Tuesday
October 21
10:30 am Fr. Jim’s Scripture Study
-Parish Hall
6 pm Come and See! - Hall
SATURDAY OCTOBER 18
7:00 (JN) †Patti Moerman
5:30 (JN) †Vernon & Marguerite Hansen
Int of Jane
SUNDAY OCTOBER 19
29th Sunday in Ordinar Time
Fridays, 7:00-8:30 pm in the
Youth Center
Confirmation Year One
MONDAY OCTOBER 20
ALL YOUTH ARE WELCOME!
Find us on Facebook:
Mission Nativity
Youth Night
Sunday, October 26, 2014
4:00-5:30 pm in the Youth Center
Call Donna at 781-8220, x35
Monthly Mass at
Old Mission Cemetery
November 1, 2014 at 10 am
You are invited to join us for our
monthly First Saturday Mass at Old
Mission Cemetery. November 1st we
will be celebrating both All Saints’
Day and All Souls. Fr. Philip Garcia,
OFM from Mission San Miguel is
our presider.
This Week.............................................................................
Saturday
Mass
Intentions
Initials in italics indicate scheduled Presider
7:00 (JN) †Gene Dowty
†David McNamara
†Jeffrey Quaglino
9:00 (JN) †David McNamara
11:00 (RB) Intention of Parishioners
12:30 (RB) †Gene Dowty
Int of Charito Diaz
†Manuel Sosa
6:00 (JN) Int of all Living &
Deceased Veterans
7:30 (RB) Intention of Parishioners
Youth Ministry
Wednesday October 22
1 pm Scripture Study -Serra Ctr
7 pm ProCathedral Choir -Church
Thursday
Friday
October 23
October 24
7 pm Youth Night -Youth Center
Saturday
October 25
4 pm Sacrament of
Reconciliation
Sunday
October 26
30 Sunday in Ordinary Time
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7:00 (JN) †Teresa Butz
12:10 (JN) †Eddie Sanchez
TUESDAY OCTOBER 21
7:00 (RB) Int of David Sterling
12:10 (RB) Int of Katherin Folkerts
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22
7:00 (JN) †Mary Flor Serpa, Family & Friends
8:00 (JN) Old Mission School Staff & Students
12:10 (RB) Int of Don Owens
THURSDAY OCTOBER 23
7:00 (BV) †Rick Frammi
12:10 (BV) †Nathaniel O’Connor
FRIDAY OCTOBER 24
7:00 (BV) Int of Pax Thomas
12:10 (BV) Int of all Living &
Deceased Veterans
SATURDAY OCTOBER 25
7:00
Communion Service
†Patti Moerman
5:30 (RB) Int of David Sterling
(CS)
SUNDAY OCTOBER 26
30 Sunday in Ordinar Time
7:00 (RB) †Allison Spieler
†David McNamara
†Patti Moerman
9:00 (RB) †Clifford Sears
†Jeff Woolsey
11:00 (RB) †Erin O’Hagan
Int of Delores O’Hagan
12:30 (BV) Intention of Parishioners
6:00 (MP) Intention of Parishioners
7:30 (BV) Int of Leonardo Diaz & Family
9 am Coffee & Donuts Social -after mass
10:30 am Elementary Faith
Formation
- Grades 1-6 at Old Mission School
4 pm Confirmation (year 1)
-Parish Hall
Infant Baptism:
Registered parishioners may call
781-8220, x35 for information and
dates about baptism for their children.
Baptism classes:
Spanish class will be Nov 3 at 7 pm
English class will be Oct 26 at 2 pm
The Little Ones
Reflecting on God’s Word
Jim Burrows
©2014 Jim Burrows www.jimburrowsartist.com
Readings For This Week
Listen and remember through Word and Bread
Sun, 10/19: Is 45:1, 4-6; Ps 96:1,3-5,7-10; 1 Thes 1:1-5b; Mt 22:15-21
Mon, 10/20: Eph 2:1-10; Ps 100:1b-5; Lk 12:13-21
Tue, 10/21: Eph 2:12-22; Ps 85:9ab-14; Lk 12:35-38
Wed, 10/22: Eph 3:2-12; Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6; Lk 12:39-48
Thur, 10/23: Eph 3:14-21; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 11-12, 18-19; Lk 12:49-53
Fri, 10/24: Eph 4:1-6; Ps 24:1-4ab, 5-6; Lk 12:54-59
Sat, 10/25: Eph 4:7-16; Ps 122:1-5; Lk 13:1-9
Sun, 10/26: Ex 22:20-26; Ps 18:2-4, 47, 51; 1 Thes 1:5c-10; Mt 22:34-40
PRAYER OF THE WEEK
October 19, 2014 • 29th Sunday In Ordinary TIme
Almighty ever-living God, grant that we may always
conform our will to yours and serve your majesty in
sincerity of heart.
Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son,
who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy
Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
Reflection question:
Confused Catholic?
Inactive Catholic?
Alienated Catholic?
An Invitation to Consider
COMING HOME
AGAIN
(We’ve missed you.)
If you’ve been away from the church
or are drifting away from it,
if you’ve been hurt by the church,
or are confused or angry
because of your Catholic experience,
please consider our invitation
to come and talk with us.
If you are an active Catholic
who would like to assist with this ministry,
we welcome your help.
LANDINGS
Mission San Luis Obispo
Jack Pierce • 541-4464
Adult: How much
responsibility do you
feel the government
should take for meeting
the needs of the less
fortunate in our society?
How willing are you to
contribute?
Child: Who needs help
in your neighborhood
or community? What
could you and your
family do to help?
Collect text from the English translation
of The Roman Missal, © 2010,
International Commission on English in
the Liturgy Corporation.
All rights reserved.
In a country that has a strong commitment to separation
of church and state, it is noteworthy that our money, both
bills and coins, is inscribed with the words “In God We
Trust.” The history of this motto and its relation to our
currency goes back to the Civil War. Changing it has never
gotten much support. It serves as a helpful reminder about
where our true security lies.
In the Gospel, the Pharisees, along with some supporters
of the Roman regime called Herodians, get into the act of
trying to trap Jesus into taking a stand that would get him
in trouble with either the Roman authorities or his own
people. But Jesus, as much the fox as Herod was reputed
to be, slips out of their net by noting that there can be
different loyalties without a loss of priorities.
Jesus calls on them to produce the idolatrous coin that no
devout Jew should carry, since it declared Caesar to be a
god. Then he advises them to return to the emperor the coin
that bears his image but to return to God what bears God’s
image, that is, themselves, made in the image of God.
A new order is revealed when we give God’s image back
to God by our words and deeds, showing God’s image to
others. When this happens, the motto “In God We Trust”
becomes not merely stamped on paper or branded on
copper, but encountered in living flesh and blood.
—James A. Wallace, C.Ss.R.
Living God’s Word
We pray to recognize what it means to be a good citizen,
giving to our country what is needed for the support of
the common good. And we pray to discern wisely when
loyalty to Christ and the building up of the kingdom of
God may call for a response that challenges what civil
authorities propose.
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Administration
Rev. Russell Brown, Pastor
Rev. Braulio Valencia, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Msgr. Joseph Stieger, In Residence
Rev. Jim Nisbet, In Residence
Deacon Chuck M. Roeder, Permanent Deacon
Deacon Jim Burrows, Permanent Deacon
Mr. James D. Childs, Principal Mission College Prep
Ms. Tina Ballantyne, Principal Old Mission Elementary
Office: 751 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Phone: (805) 781-8220 Fax (805) 781-8214
E-mail: [email protected]
Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 9 am to 5 pm
Wednesdays Noon to 5 pm
Chapel Hours: Monday thru Friday 9 am to 4 pm
Website: www.missionsanluisobispo.org
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