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CLERGY
PASTOR
Rev. Joseph Kim, OFM Conv.
Ext 225
ASSOCIATE
Rev. Carlos Morales OFM Conv.
DEACON
Rev. Mr. Scott Palmer
FRIARS IN RESIDENCE
Our Lady of
Guadalupe Churc
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Church
Rev. Peter Mallin, OFM Conv.
Rev. Steve Gross OFM Conv.
Br. John Fleming OFM Conv.
PARISH INFORMATION
244 Prospect Avenue
Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
Phone: (310) 372-7077
Fax: (310) 798-4051
ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
Offices Located on the corner of
Prospect Ave. and Massey Ave.
Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 8:00am—4:00pm
Saturday
Sunday:
9:00am— 1:00pm
9:00am— 1:00pm
SCHOOL INFORMATION
Principal April Beuder
320 Massey Street
Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
Phone: (310) 372-7486
PARISH CONTACTS
Coordinator of Religious Ed
Ext 224
Theresa Avila
Ext 226
Confirmation/Director Religious Ed
Tom Baumann
Hispanic Ministry
Ext.222
Fr. Carlos Morales
Spanish Baptisms
(310) 349-9609
Ext.227
Bookkeeper
Robin Bosmajian
Parish Secretary
Ext.221
Jodi Scully
Music Director
Ext.223
Bobbi Lynn Lambert
[email protected]
OLG Webmaster
Raciel Diaz
RCIA
[email protected]
Mass Schedule
Sunday: 7:00AM, 8:00AM (Spanish), 9:45AM,
11:30AM, 6:30PM
Saturday Vigil: 5:00PM
Weekdays: 8:00AM
~
Eucharistic Adoration
First Fridays: Exposition after 8AM Mass till 10AM
Tuesday
4:00PM—7:00PM
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday:
9:00AM—10:00AM
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Sacrament of Baptism
Baptisms are celebrated in English and Spanish.
Please call the Parish Office for more Information
Sacrament of Marriage
Contact the Parish of¿ce for information
six months prior to the ceremony
Anointing of the Sick
Please call the Parish Of¿ce early in the case of a serious illness or
before surgery and hospital care.
OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE CHURCH
BibleStudy/ Reflections/Spiritual
Conversations
Beginning Tuesday, January 17th from 7PM until
8PM in the church, Fr.
Steve Gross OFM Conv. will facilitate a
Scripture and Bible Study in the Church.
All parishioners, young and old, are welcome. For questions or concerns please
call the parish office.
Catholic Schools Week begins Sunday, January 29th thru February
4th. Look for more information
for events planned here at OLG
School.
HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA
If you or a loved one has
been diagnosed with
cancer, or are currently
undergoing treatment,
you are not alone. There
are many cancer survivors in
our OLG community whose
experiences you may benefit
from. You may want to
know what the process is
like or simply need to talk
with some one that has been
there. We are here for you! Please contact Jodi at
the parish office .If you are a survivor, you can be a big
help to others by just being available to talk to them.
Please call Jodi so that we can add your name to the
network. There are no meetings or a set schedule, just
people reaching out and helping others face this
new challenge in their lives.
Hand’N’Hand: Food
Drive Today
Our parish’s monthly
food drive is today.
Please
bring
nonperishable food and
place it in the baskets
in back of the Church. The Food Drive also accepts cash and checks made out to
Hand’N’Hand. Thank you for all of your
generosity
THE PARISH OFFICE WILL BE
CLOSED ON MONDAY,
JANUARY 16TH IN HONOR
OF MARTIN LUTHER KING
THE PARISH OFFICE WILL
OPEN ON TUESDAY, JANUARY
17TH AT 8AM
SEGUNDO DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO
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15 ENERO 2017
VINCULADOS AL SACRIFICIO DE CRISTO
Hemos terminado el tiempo de navidad y nos encontramos en la segunda semana
del tiempo ordinario, Mateo será el evangelista que nos vaya trazando las palabras
que vienen de Dios durante los evangelios de este ano.
Nuestra misión durante este año litúrgico será santificar cada día y también identificarnos con Cristo Nuestro Señor. Ser también manifestación del amor de Dios y
motivo de orgullo para el Señor. Para conseguirlo sólo tenemos un camino, el de
identificarnos con Cristo. Hemos de esforzarnos para imitarle, para vivir como él
vivió, para morir como él murió, para ser como él es: reflejo de la bondad de Dios,
orgullo del Padre eterno.
El Siervo de Yahvé congregaría al resto de Israel, a lo que había quedado de la casa
de Jacob, aquellos hombres desperdigados por el mundo entero, aquellos que
habían conservado en sus corazones la sencillez y la esperanza. Son los que la Biblia llama "pobres de Yahvé". Pero Cristo no se limitaría a reunir a ese "resto" preanunciado por los profetas. Él vino con una misión universal, él será, es la luz para
todas las naciones. Y entre todos los pueblos habrá muchos que sigan a Cristo, atraídos por la luminosidad de su palabra.
También en esto hemos de asemejarnos a Cristo. Siendo como luces encendidas en
medio de nuestro oscuro mundo. Y es que la misión de Cristo se prolonga en los
que le siguen. Los que creemos en él somos, hemos de ser, una llamada a la esperanza. Y así cada cristiano que viva seriamente sus compromisos será como un
punto de luz. De esta forma, todos encendidos, construiremos un mundo mejor,
iluminado por el resplandor del amor de Cristo.
EL CORDERO DE DIOS.- Las orillas del Jordán bullían de muchedumbres venidas de todas las regiones limítrofes. La fama del Bautista se extendía cada vez más
lejos. Su palabra recia y exigente había llegado hasta las salas de los palacios, hasta
el castillo del rey a quien recriminaba públicamente su conducta deshonesta. Al
Bautista no le importó el peligro que aquello suponía. Por eso hablaba con
claridad y con valentía a cuantos llegaban. A veces eran los poderosos saduceos, en
otras ocasiones fueron los fariseos pagados de sí o los soldados que abusaban de
sus poderes. Para todos tuvo palabras libres y audaces que denunciaban lo torcido
de sus conductas y que era preciso corregir. Qué buena lección para tanto silencio
y tanta cobardía como a menudo hay entre nosotros.
Juan fue fiel a la misión que se le había encomendado: preparar el camino al
Mesías. Ello supuso el fin de su carrera, dar paso a quien venía detrás de él, ocultarse de modo progresivo para que brillara quien era la luz verdadera. Sí, el Bautista aceptó con generosidad su papel secundario y cuando llegó el momento se retiró, no sin antes señalar con claridad a Jesús como el Mesías anunciado, el
Cordero de Dios que quita el pecado del mundo.
Por tanto, es a Jesucristo, víctima inmolada y Señor glorioso, al que se representa
con el Cordero. Todo un símbolo que se repite una y otra vez, sobre todo en la
liturgia eucarística, para que en nuestros corazones renazca el amor y la gratitud,
el deseo de corresponder a tanto amor como ese título de Cordero de Dios implica.
Nuestra Misión parecernos a Cristo…. Paz y Bien
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Considering Applying
to Our Lady of Guadalupe School for 20172018 school year
Collection for January 8, 2017
Parish Pay
Total Collection January 8, 2017
$7,363.00
$2,720.00
$10,083.00
As we live from day to day, we are investing our time
and talents in various things. Are they really important? As Christian stewards, do we willingly volunteer some of our time and talent to the work of our
church? Whatever we are doing had better be important. It costs a day of our lives
Virtus–SafeguardtheChildrenTraining
Training required for all church volunteers
working directly and indirectly with children
at the parish. Please contact Jodi at 310372-7077 to sign up for one of the following
dates and times. Childcare will be provided
for all sessions - Please sign up for childcare
by emailing Theresa Avila at
[email protected]
Thursday, Jan 19 from 6:309:30pm in the Parish Hall
Saturday, Jan 21 from 9:30am12:30pm in the Parish Hall
Tuesday, Jan 24 from 6:30-9:30pm
in Room 7
Friday, Jan 27 from 6:30-9:30pm
in the Parish Hall
Tueday,1/17 6:30pm
Parish Hall TK/Kinder
Information Night Parents are encouraged to attend this informative evening to learn about our program offerings, receive applications, and sign up for Readiness Screening appointments
Tuesday, 1/31 6:00-7:00pm Open House
Current and prospective families are invited to visit
the classrooms and meet our talented faculty/staff If
you would like to meet with our principal, Mrs. April
Beuder, please call the school office to schedule an
appointment: 310-372-7486.
OLG Pre School
Openings
Preschool enrollment
availability beginning
February 1st.
For
more
information,
visit our website
http://ourladyofguadalupeschool.org preschool/
or email
[email protected]
ACCW
The Southwestern District of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic women (ACCW) invites all women of the parish to a day of
prayer and fellowship with other Catholic
women of the area. The gathering will be on
Tuesday, January 24, 2017 at St. Anthony
Catholic church in el Segundo. The day begins with a speaker at 9:30AM followed by
Mass and lunch and concludes at 1:30PM.
The charge is $10PREPAID. Make checks
payable and mail to Cecilia Hernandez, 4527
W. 140th St. Hawthorne, CA 90250 before
Friday, January 20. for more information
please call Cecilia Hernandez at (310) 3513766.
Contribution Statements for 2016
Those of you who are a part
of Parish Pay will receive,
through email, a statement of your contributions from Parish Pay. For everyone else or
for any other charitable giving records of your
donations to Our Lady of Guadalupe, please
contact the parish office for a record of your
giving. Please give us at least two days notice
of your request.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR
SUPPORT OF OUR PARISH
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Case Statement – Parish Identity and Mission Statement
Our Lady of Guadalupe is a Catholic Christian community dedicated to living and proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus. We, as a
family of diverse ethnic heritage, are committed to calling forth the gifts of all members in the service of God’s Kingdom.
Our History
In the spring of 1920, “Miss Dewey” a parishioner of St. James Church (the only Catholic parish at the time in
the South Bay) encountered a group of young children frolicking on a dusty road in the hills of North Redondo
Beach, CA. Never having seen these children at St. James, she asked them where they went to church. One answered, “To the Placita Church when our father can take us.” Little Juanita Martinez replied, “What is church?
I have never been to church.” Shocked, Miss Dewey was moved to action with great apostolic zeal and generosity of heart to take these children to church and teach them the faith by beginning catechism classes for these children. Primarily through her efforts and those of the community of St. James, these children and their families
grew in their faith and in 1927, the first Mass was celebrated in the “hall” of the Guadalupe Mission serving all
the Spanish-speaking peoples of the South Bay. On February 14, 1958, the Mission of Our Lady of Guadalupe
in Hermosa Beach was raised to the canonical status of a parish, the parish we are proud to be a part of today. It
has been almost 100 years since the mission of proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus to our community began. It has
been almost 90 years since the first Mass was celebrated for our community rich in diversity and gifts for the service of
God’s kingdom. It has been almost 60 years that our parish and school has continued to grow and form our young children in
faith and excellence in academics to become good citizens and disciples for God’s kingdom. It is a proud vocation and tradition
entrusted to us today.
Our Needs
Nearly 10 years have passed since our parish gathered to rededicate our newly renovated church building to the
patronage of Our Lady of Guadalupe. This much needed renovation of the church building, friary, and the offices was only accomplished by the generosity and hard work of all our parishioners here in our community. As a
result, it also gave rise to a rediscovery of our need to renovate our own hearts, minds, and lives for the building
of God’s kingdom - the need to use and develop our gifts and talents for all of God’s children. This recognition
also gave rise to a recommitment to focus and serve the needs of the young people of our small beach community
- in its diversity of faiths, cultures, socio-economic status, and heritage. By the leadership, vision, and hard work of the clergy, staff, principal, teachers, volunteers, and parishioners of OLG, we continue the excellence of education and faith formation of
our students.
Our growth and development have brought us now into a moment of great opportunity and excitement. With
more than 1600 families attending Sunday Mass each week, and the growth of the School’s enrollment in recent years, we
find that we are in need of more space. Our hope is to build a multipurpose facility – one that would include space for parishwide gatherings as well as a science lab and a music/technology classroom. In addition, we are planning on building additional
office space for the school faculty and administration so they may be well prepared to educate and guide their
students. As a result, this new building project will free up space for additional church ministries to the entire
faith community, as well and create a beautiful gathering space for our parish and school communities.
Your Opportunity
We want to give all our households the opportunity to participate in this important endeavor. A Planning Study
questionnaire will be available to every parishioner. If you are interested in completing this questionnaire online,
please visit the following link: www.changingourworld.com/OLGHermosaBeach. Please be assured that we will
not proceed with a campaign unless we have the full support and understanding of our people. Your feedback is
important. Our deadline for completing the survey will be January 30. Renderings of this plan will be posted in
the vestibule of the church.
Since 1920, Our Lady of Guadalupe Church has been the beneficiary of a generous and faithful community. We seek your continued support in making our goals a reality.
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Weekly Mass
Intentions
JANUARY 22, 2017
5:00PM
Daniel Rodriguez
Sarah Walker
Terri Burschinger
Jim Burschinger
Nelson Rivera
7:00AM
Marianne Mannes
Ron Alpine
Dan Olmstead
8:00AM
Jill Graves
Lety Rico
Mirna Rayon
Daniel Osorio
Gaby Vargas
Angelica Pastrano
Maritza Herrera
Raquel Mora
Maria Amaya
9:45AM
Steve Magoffin
MoniquieAkker
JonGalvez
Silvia Contreras
Rick Binder
Victoria Price
11:30AM
David Lee
Vicki Lee
Marie Jensen
Lauren Sablan
Lori Fields
Laurie Pa9olozzi
Chris Ladaw
Jacob Adaajet
Kirk Bretney
Bernadette Caballes
Marissa Checa
Lucy Aranda
JonathanRiddickRoxyHenry
Chris Carrera
BriannaPerez
AudryBinder
SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 2017
5:00PM
=Plutarzo Cervantes (Family)
SUNDAY JANUARY 15, 2017
7:00AM
=Beverly Chicoin (Tara Scully)
8:00AM
=Sophia Byrne (Marychuy)
9:45AM
=Joanne Zawlocki (Marti)
11:30AM
=Maria Vu Mung/Joseph Cao (Family)
6:30PM
Int of Our Parishioners
MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 2017
8:00AM
=John Thomas Flynn (Laura Solorza)
TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2017
8:00AM
Int Lorri Perrault (Monica)
WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 18, 2017
8:00AM
==Laura & Fernando Solorza
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 2017
8:00AM
==Laura & Fernando Solorza
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 2017
==Laura & Fernando Solorza
8:00AM
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 2017
8:00AM
=Aureliano Coronel (Grace Agbayani)
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Meike Brown
Joyce Armijo
Ally Levine
Brianna Perez
Recently a generous
donation was made to
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Church
in Memory of
= Al & = Helene Passino
Carmen Santiyan, Vickie Lopez, Maria
Enriquez, Ruby Bejarano, Jimmy Arena,,
Vanessa Quinteros,, Julian Zawlocki,
Christian Nagasugi, Arianna Carrione,, Ramon Ortiz, Kenneth Hahn, Matt West, Tony De Castro, Dolores Mansanto, Bobby
Burt, Anne Harris, Odilia Alvizures, Yvonne Dahle, George Anderson, Barbara Malina, Marie Hoffman Blaine Price, Jerry Fox, Ruth &
Hector Minera, Shirley Erickson, Madeline Arnold, Hank Arnold,
Angie Hegedus, Martha Zavala, Andre Farias, Rosario Ruiz, Del &
Christine Orozco, George Tumanjon, Bob Park Sr, Mary Ann Hayden, Mary Cueto, Bernardo Rosero, Nieves Gonzales, Francis Fernando, Armando Byrne, Paige Garnica, Jenny Garnica, Elvira Orellana, Michael Villatoro, Bill Strauss, Marianne Kainz, Trevor Thompson Barbara Silviera, Jeannie VanDrew, Linda Newton, Anna Diaz,
Amy Vargas, Sharon Morgan, Barbara Mallin, Diane Young, Jeff
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