1. Art and Diseño

2
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time
PRAYER MEETINGS
Bible Study
Wednesday, 7:30PM (Parish Center)
Cenacle of The Blessed Virgin Mary
Every Tuesday, 7:30 PM (Church)
Divine Mercy Cenacle
on the 3rd Friday at 7:30 pm
(St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Room)
Charismatic Prayer Group
Thursday, 7:30 PM (St. Joseph Center)
Legion of Mary
Monday, 9:30AM & 7:15 PM (St. Vincent Rm)
Portuguese Cursillo
1st & 3rd Friday, 7:00 PM (St. Joseph Center)
Spanish Prayer Group
(Grupo de Evangelicacion)
Todo primer Viernes del mes, de 7:15pm-9:00pm
1st Friday of each month from 7:15pm-9:00pm
“La Hora Santa” dentro de la Iglesia
“The Holy Hour” inside the Church
2nd & 4th Viernes/Friday, 7:00PM (St. Joseph Center)
Sabado/Saturday’s at 7:00PM (St. Seton’s Room)
Estudios Biblicos/Bible Study
DEVOTIONS
Chaplet of the Divine Mercy
Daily ~ 8:30AM & 6:15PM
Eucharistic Adoration (Exposition Room)
Mon. Tues. Thurs & Fri - 9:00 am - 6:00 pm (Adoration Chapel)
Wednesday - 9:00 am - 2:00 pm(Adoration Chapel)
2:00 pm - 6:15 pm(Church)
First Friday - 7:00 pm (Church)
No Adoration on Saturdays, Sundays and All National Holidays
The Miraculous Saturday Devotion
1st Saturday of each month devotion after the 8:00 am Mass
Rosary with 15 minutes Meditation.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Mal 3:1-4; Ps 24:7-10; Heb 2:14-18;
Lk 2:22-40 [22-32]
Tuesday:
Heb 12:1-4; Ps 22:26b-28, 30-32;
Mk 5:21-43
Wednesday: Heb 12:4-7, 11-15; Ps 103:1-2, 13,14,
17-18a; Mk 6:1-6
Thursday:
Heb 12:18-19, 21-24; Ps 48:2-4, 9-11
Mk 6:7-13
Friday:
Heb 13:1-8; Ps 27:1, 3, 5, 8b-9; Mk
6:14-29
Saturday:
Heb 13:15-17, 20-21; Ps 23:1-6;
Mk 6:30-34
Sunday:
Jb 7:1-4, 6-7; Ps 147:1-6; 1 Cor 9:
16-19, 22-23; Mk 1:29-39
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — Moses spoke to all the people, saying: “A prophet like me will the LORD, your God, raise
up for you” (Deuteronomy 18:15-20).
Psalm — If today you hear his voice, harden not your
hearts (Psalm 95).
Second Reading — Brothers and sisters: I should like
you to be free of anxieties (1 Corinthians 7:32-35).
Gospel — The people were astonished at Jesus’
teaching; he taught them as one having authority
(Mark 1:21-28).
SAINTS & SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Liturgy of the Hour
Monday - Saturday 7:40AM (Church)
Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Wednesdays, 8:45AM (Church) after the Divine Mercy
Chaplet and also after the 6:30pm mass
Thursday:
Friday:
Rosary
Monday - Saturday, 7:15 am (Church)
Saturday:
Rosary for Life Every Tues after the 8am mass & Divine
Mercy.
TV Mass for the Homebound
Sunday TV Mass
9:00 a.m. KDOC-TV, channel 56
Check listings for cable /satellite Channels
February 1, 2015
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time;
Boy Scout Sunday
The Presentation of the Lord;
World Day for Consecrated Life;
Blessing of Candles; Groundhog Day
St. Blaise; St. Ansgar; Blessing of
Throats; Tu B’Shvat (Jewish new year
of trees) begins at sunset
St. Agatha
St. Paul Miki and companions; First
Friday
Blessed Virgin Mary; First Saturday
The Following were welcomed into the
Catholic Community on
January 24, 2015
Abigail Amador
Mikayla Jhene Cosico
James Xavier Narciso
Nicholas Ryan Vazquez
Ruben Anthony Zaragoza Jr.
February 1, 2015
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time
MASS INTENTIONS
Parish Priest: Fr. RD = Fr. Raymond, Fr. JA = Fr. Joachim, Fr.
JS=Fr. Joshua )
(Visiting Priest: Fr. LP = Fr. Luis Proenca, Fr. RS= Fr. Raja
Selvam, Fr. Thomas=Fr. TM, Fr, AJ=Fr. Angelo Jaballa, Fr.
JC=FR. John Cordero, Fr.PP = Fr. Pius Pareja )
Monday, February 02
8:00am/ Fr. RD
†Jose & Maria Tristaõ
6:30pm/ Fr. JS
†Ma. Teresa Valladares
Tuesday, February 03
8:00am/ Fr. JS
†Henrique Silva
6:30pm/ Fr. RD †Ponciano Manlapig
Wednesday, February 04
8:00am/ Fr. RD
†All Souls of the Tapuro Family
6:30pm/ Fr. JS
†Aida Biteranta
Thursday , February 05
8:00am/ Fr. RD
†Crispin Quario
6:30pm / Fr. JS
†Ponciano & Salud Tuaño
Friday, February 06
8:00am/ Fr.JA
†Manuel & Jessuina Cardoso
6:30pm/ Fr.RD
Walner & Doris Mata
(50th Wedding Anniversary)
Saturday, February 07
8:00am/ Fr. JA
The Family of Teresa Cruz (
Special Intention)
5:00pm/ Fr. JS
†Luis Sarigumda
7:00pm / Fr. RD
†Nicanor Zaratan Jr.
Sunday, February 08
6:30am/ Fr. JC
†Noemi Pierce
8:00am/ Fr. JS
†Manuel & Jesuina Sousa
9:45am/ Fr. RS Holy Family Parishioners
11:30am/ Fr.RS
†Jose Mendoza Jr.
1:00pm/ Fr. LP
†Humberto Borges
4:00 pm/ Fr. RD †Jack & Rita Sun
5:30pm/ Fr. RD †Adolfo Flores
7:00 pm/ Fr. JS †Laura McDonald
**The Priests’ Schedule Subject to Change**
REST IN PEACE
~ We Pray for and remember those who have died.”
Celia Afan
Rosario Brebonia
Reynaldo De Jesus
Don McCarthney
Dorothy McCarthney
“Whoever believes in Me, even though
that person dies, shall LIVE.”
3
WE PRAY FOR THE SICK
Armando & Armanda Adonis, Chameh
Agamao, Tony Agamao, Augustine Aguilo, ,
Debbie Allen, Olivia Aranjo, Inocencio Arriola,
Jocelyn Artiaga, Benita Barrios, Carlos Barquera, Barbara
Barnum, Hazel Basilio, Ray Baugh, Eva Benito, Pedro
Benzon, Norma Bertrand, Frances Boudreau,Cindy
Burstein, Carina Capati, Gloria Carillo, Ricardo Caunan,
Maria Luisa Ceja, Noe Cevallos, Maria Chun, Joe Coelho,
Ernesto Cordero, Maria Ann da Costa, Francisco Cruz,
Elvis Daza, Anthony, Marcelina & Sebastian de Guzman,
Agapito Diaz, Adan Delgadillo, Mayet De Joya, Yolanda
Dirlam, John Doria, Isabel Doria, James Doria, Richard
Doria, Marvin Dumlao, Virgilio Duria, Lourdes Espiritu, Mary
Esteves, Rosa Faria, Dorothy Flores, Jhon Francisco,Nick
& Flo Gandolfo, Olga Gomes, Rafael Gomez, Rocio
Gomez, Portia Gray, Efma Grecia, Christopher Hinojos,
,Diana Kenna, Sean Kenna, Eun Wha Lee, Francis Lee,
Josefina Limtao, Gunter Liu, Ernesto Llamas, Ira Llamas,
Frank Lopez, Natalie Lopez, Mark London, Maria Lujano,
Louis Martinez, Christine Martinez, Melinda Menchavez,
Sem Mercado. Debbie Messer, Guadalupe Montoya, Becky
Moss, Herminia Niebres, Andrew Nieto, Robert Norman,
Estrella Nufable, Jenine Oropeza, Efigenia Pascua, Nina
Pham, Hugo Pennock, Kyla Orr, Liberty Ortiz, Fernanda
Otero, Eva & Irma Reyes, Margaret Reza, Tony Riola,
Althea Robertson, Etelvina Rocha, Maria Rodriguez, Mario
Rodriguez, John Rudolph, Phillip Ruiz, Garth Ruffner,
Louie Salamanca, Rita Salas, Alfonso Sanchez, Elenita
Santos, Rita Santos, Linda Sarno, Alexander Sasbone,
Johnny Sepulveda, Lily Silveria, Damrong Sithichai, Clay
Solancho, Rich Tahimic, Sergio Tamayo, Joseph & George
Tharaniyil, Clara Diaz Regalado, Graciela Rios, Frank Tom,
Ryon Tom, Jun Tan, Ray Tanguay, Cathrine Unanka, Reina
Uyan, Francis Valera, Thea Van de Mortel, Lynn Velasco,
Nanette Vergara, Frank Viramontes III, Marcus Walten,
Francis Willarvalera, Leslie Wind, Josie Yu, Joe Zamora,
George Zaragoza Sr.
WEEKLY COLLECTIONS
In order to maintain our services, meet our expenses,
and restore savings, the parish needs
an average of $22,000.00 in its weekly collection.
January 24th & 25th, 2015
$24,227
~Thank you for sharing what God has given
you with our Parish. ~
This bulletin is printed free of charge thanks to advertising
revenues which go entirely to our publisher.
Ads placed in our parish bulletin are 100% tax deductable.
THANK YOU, ADVERTISERS!
If interested in placing an ad in our bulletin please contact:
Bernie Mendoza - (562) 631-1111
The bulletin editor and coordinator is Abigail de Jesus.
4
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time
February 1, 2015
Virgilio T.J. Suerte Felipe
The Eucharistic Prayer
Preface Dialogue
Being the “holy of holies”, the Eucharistic Prayer is introduced by the Preface Dialogue with heightened formality and
solemnity. As we approach the most important part of the entire celebration of the Holy Mass, the threefold introductory
dialogue focuses our attention to the Lord, exhorts us to lift up our hearts to him, and invites us in the act of giving
thanks. By keeping this introductory dialogue and literally translating the Latin text into English, the new Roman Missal
has faithfully kept “a most ancient Christian tradition” (Jungmann, The Mass of the Roman Rite: Its Origins and
Development, 1986, II:110). The Preface Dialogue is already evident in the Apostolic Tradition (c. 215 A.D.) which is
attributed to Saint Hippolytus.
“And with your spirit.”
The central part of the entire celebration begins with the greeting “The Lord be with you” to which we reply “And with
your spirit.” This is the third time we give this response during the Holy Mass. But this time, it acquires its most profound meaning. By our reply, we are recognizing the Priest as truly acting in the person of Christ the Head (in persona
Christi Capitis) whose body and blood will be made present and offered to the Father by the power of the Holy Spirit
and in the process transforming us into his Body, the Church.
In 2013, Pope Francis declared that a Year of
Consecrated Life (YCL) be celebrated throughout the
world. YCL will begin on the First Sunday of Advent,
November 30, 2014. It will close on the World Day of
Consecrated Life, February 2, 2016- Please keep those
who have dedicated their lives to Christ in your prayers
Prayer for the
Year of
Consecrated Life
O God, throughout the ages you have called women and
men to pursue lives of perfect charity through the evangelical counsels of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
During this Year of Consecrated Life, we give you thanks
for these courageous witnesses of Faith and models of
inspiration. Their pursuit of holy lives teaches us to make
a more perfect offering of ourselves to you. Continue to
enrich your Church by calling forth sons and daughters
who, having found the pearl of great price, treasure the
Kingdom of Heaven above all things. 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.
Amen.
Secretariat of Clergy, Consecrated Life And Vocations
www.usccb.org/cclv • www.usccb.org
© 2014, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. Logo courtesy
of National Religious Vocation Conference. Used with permission.
TOGETHER IN MISSION 2014 –
FINAL REPORT
Goal: $107,534.00
Pledged: $135,536.00
Paid: $127,141.00
Families: 935
(Based on Archdiocesan figures as of January
20, 2015)
Congratulations! Again this year, we managed
to exceed the Together in Mission goal for
pledged and paid amounts set for us for 2014
by the Archdiocese! Your generous response
has enabled our
poorest parishes
and schools to continue to provide
needed services for
their parishioners
and students. May
God bless you.
February 1, 2015
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time
5
6
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time
ALTAR SERVER SCHEDULE
It’s Your Turn!!!
If there is a star next to your
name you are the Lead Altar
Server for that Mass.
Please be sure to call a substitute if you are not
able to serve. We thank all of you for the continued commitment to your ministry. God bless!
Saturday, February 7
5:00pm R Villegas*, R Villegas, E Crisologo, M Salud
7:00pm D Bornilla*, K & J Bornilla
Sunday, February 8
6:30am
8:00am I Reyes*, M A Reyes
9:45am J Vicotria*, D,S & M Victoria
11:30am C Caballes*, A,A & C Caballes
1:00pm R Martins, A Costa
4:00pm J Closa*, N & J D’Alwis
5:30pm G Urrea*, K Luza
7:00pm S Tulud*, J & J Ebalo
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
INTERPRETER
Saturday, 5pm Mass every weekend.
Pews will be reserved in the front of the Altar.
Coro de la misa de las 8am…
El coro español de las 8am necesitan voces de hombres,
también se necesita alguien que toca el Bajo, y otros
instrumentos . Por favor, consulte Irma Ríos después de
la Misa , si usted está interesado . Los ensayos del coro
son los lunes de 7-9pm.
Don’t forget to promptly notify the
Rectory of any changes in your registration information. Such changes
could include changes in names,
address, phone number, e-mail
address, marital status, etc., or, if you no longer
attend Holy Family Church. Please also let us
know if you do not want to use envelopes. If you
want to have a record of your contributions, however, it is important that you either use envelopes or
write your family ID number on your checks. Your
continued cooperation is greatly appreciated so that
we can ensure the accuracy of our records.
February 1, 2015
CONVALIDATION
Are you married, but not in
the Catholic Church?
Is it your desire to be married
in the Catholic Church?
Holy Family Parish is offering you the
opportunity to make your wish come
true on June 13, 2015. If you would like more information please call the Liturgy Office at 562 924 8024 and
leave your name and someone will contact you. All information is kept confidential.
ESTA CASADO, PERO NO EN LA IGLESA
CATOLICA? DESEA USTED SER CASADO
EN LA IGLESIA CATOLICA?
La Iglesia de La Sagrada Familia está ofreciendo la oportunidad de llenar este deseo el 27 de junio 2015. El
equipo de “Convalidation” de esta parroquia espera su
llamada. Para más información, por favor llame al (562924-8024), deje su nombre y su número de teléfono.
Toda información personal es completamente privada.
MATRIMONIO EN LA IGLESIA
CATOLICA
Nos ha llamado la atención que muchas parejas
de habla hispana tienen el concepto equivocado
que para casarse en la Iglesia Católica es necesario estar casado civilmente primero. Esto no es
un requisito para casarse en la Iglesia. Nosotros
sabemos que en la mayoría de los países Latino
Americanos estar casados civil es requerido. Con
esta información, esperamos que mas parejas vendrán a recibir el Sacramento del Matrimonio. Si
todavía tienen confusión o preguntas, por favor llamen a la Rectoría y hagan una cita para hablar con
un sacerdote.
Para esas parejas casadas civilmente y quienes
desean casarse en la Iglesia Católica, el Grupo de
Convalidación planeara otra Ceremonia de
Convalidación Comunal para el próximo Junio.
Nosotros queremos animar a que estas parejas no
esperen, que hagan una cita para ser casados tan
pronto como sea posible. Por favor de llamar a la
Oficina de Liturgia para mas información
(562) 924-8024.
February 1, 2015
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time
Collection of Palm Branches
Palm branches that were received last year on
Palm Sunday are being collected. Last year’s
palms will be burned at a ceremony on
Tuesday, February 17, following the 8:00am
Mass. The ashes from these burned palms will
be blessed and used for our services on Ash
Wednesday. Labeled boxes have been placed
in the Vestibule and side doors of the Church.
Please put the palm branches in these boxes.
Palm Burning Ceremony
All are welcome to the ceremony
for the burning of palm branches
that will be held
Tuesday, February 17, 2015Following the 8:00am Mass
All parishioners are invited to
attend this ceremony. The ashes from these
burned palms will be blessed and used for our
services on Ash Wednesday, February 18, 2015
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
Ash Wednesday, February 18
Mass Schedule
8am, 10am, 12:15pm, 5pm, 6:30pm
7pm (Spanish) Parish Hall
CONFESSIONS
Wednesdays of Lent-except (Feb 25)
7:30-8:30pm
7
Feast of St. Blasé bishop, martyr
Tuesday, February 3
Many Catholics might remember Saint Blaise's
feast day because of the Blessing of the
Throats. Two candles are blessed, held slightly
open, and pressed against the throat as the
blessing is said. Saint Blaise's protection of
those with throat troubles apparently comes
from a legend that a boy was brought to him
who had a fishbone stuck in his throat. The boy
was about to die when Saint Blaise healed him.
Very few facts are known about Saint Blaise.
We believe he was a bishop of Sebastea in
Armenia who was martyred under the reign of
Licinius in the early fourth century. The legend
of his life that sprang up in the eighth century
tell us that he was born in to a rich and noble
family who raised him as a Christian. After
becoming a bishop, a new persecution of
Christians began. He received a message from
God to go into the hills to escape persecution.
Men hunting in the mountains discovered a
cave surrounded by wild animals who were
sick. Among them Blaise walked unafraid, curing them of their illnesses. Recognizing Blaise
as a bishop, they captured him to take him
back for trial. On the way back, he talked a wolf
into releasing a pig that belonged to a poor
woman. When Blaise was sentenced to be
starved to death, the woman, in gratitude,
sneaked into the prison with food and candles.
Finally Blaise was killed by the governor. Blaise
is the patron saint of wild animals because of
his care for them and of those with throat maladies.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Monday through Saturday after the 8am Mass
Fridays @ 5:30pm- English & 7:15pm
Portuguese/Spanish
Parish Mission, February 23,24,25-7pm
Noche de Reflexión -Español-marzo 6-7pm
Reflexão Quaresmal-Portuguese – março 148am - 6pm
Parish Penance Service-February 26 -7pm
Today - **February 01, 2015**
Bundle Sunday
Society of St. Paul
The St. Vincent de Paul Bundle Sunday truck is here
today, in the parish parking lot from 8:00 a.m.to 1:30 p.m.
We need your support! Remember to bring useable items
that will help needy. For large items including furniture,
appliances, and vehicles, please phone (323)224-6280 or
(800) 974-3571 for a special free pick up at your home.
8
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time
February 1, 2015
Religious Ed Faith Formation Program For Parents/Guardians (year 2-First
Communion and Confirmation Students)
PRESCHOOL thru JUNIOR HIGH CLASSES
For Parents/Guardians (year 2-First Communion and
Confirmation Students)
Speaker: Fr. Raymond Decipeda
Monday, February 2 - Hall – 7:00pm
FIRST COMMUNION INFORMATION
Sacrament Preparation Parent Meeting - Eucharist
Parents of students in Grades 2-6 who are preparing for
First Communion this year are to attend a Meeting on
Wednesday, February 4 at 7:15pm in the St. Joseph
Center.
Reunion de Padres - Eucarista
Habra una reunion Obligatoria para los padres de familia de niños de grados 2-6 que se preparan para la
primera comunión este año. La fecha es:
Dia: Sabado, 7 de Febrero
Hora: 11:30am
Lugar: Salon San Jose
Monday Classes – No Class Day
There will be NO CLASSES on February 9 & 16 in
observance of Lincoln and Washington’s Birthdays.
Monday classes resume on February 23.
CONFIRMATION 2 STUDENTS
Confirmation 2 Classes meet February 3 & 5.
Topic:Moral Life
Mass at 6:30pm and class from 7:00-9:00pm
----CONFIRMATION 1 STUDENTS
Confirmation 1 Classes meet February 10/12
Mass at 6:30pm and class from 7:00-9:00pm
SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN DID YOU KNOW?
PROTEGIENDO A LOS NIÑOS ~
¿SABÍA USTED?
Instagram: Photo and Video Posting
Dangers for Young People
Instagram: peligros para jóvenes al colocar
fotos y videos en internet
Teens and tweens frequently post photos online
using their cell phones. One of the most popular
mobile applications (apps) for photo sharing is
called Instagram…Instagram allows members to
digitally edit, upload and share photos and short
videos with other members through the Instagram
website, email, and other social media sites such as
Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, Tumbler, and
Flickr—all with a single click. The
biggest danger for young people is
that the photos and videos that they
are posting on Instagram are accessible to countless unintended viewers…which means the images can be
viewed by anyone in the world. For
complete VIRTUS® Article with helpful tips email: [email protected].
Los adolescentes y preadolescentes publican a
menudo fotografías en línea empleando sus teléfonos celulares. Una de las aplicaciones más populares para compartir fotografías en los dispositivos
móviles se llama Instagram. Instagram permite que
los miembros editen, descarguen y compartan digitalmente fotografías y videos cortos con otros
miembros por medio del sitio web de Instagram,
correo electrónico y otros sitios de los medios
sociales como Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare,
Tumbler y Flickr, todo con un solo clic. El mayor
peligro para los jóvenes es que a las fotografías
y los videos que publican otros jóvenes en
Instagram puede tener acceso un sinnúmero de
espectadores a los cuales no se destinan…lo
que significa que cualquier persona del mundo
puede ver las imágenes. Para el artículo completo de VIRTUS® con consejos para los padres y
adultos que cuidan, manden correo electrónico
a: [email protected]
February 1, 2015
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time
9
10
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time
February 1, 2015
Marched at
Archbishop Jose Gomez of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles spearheaded the first Southern California largescale pro-life event, OneLife LA, last January 17, 2015. This was a walk for life. It was not just to remember the legalization of abortion with the U.S. Supreme Court decision on January 22, 1973 in Roe v. Wade which has killed over 60
million of babies but to convey, as well, that all forms of life are blessed and given by God to be cared for up to the
moment of death, thereby reminding everyone not to fall into the prey of legalizing Euthanasia marketed falsely as an
act of love to spare the pain of those that are suffering due to a terminal illness.
Approximately 15,000 people marched and came from all over Southern California, joined by church’s leaders
here in Los Angeles and from our neighboring dioceses of Fresno, San Bernardino, Riverside and San Diego and
Orange.
The day began with a prayer and welcome from Archbishop Gomez followed by a short procession from La
Placita on Olvera Street to Grand Park. Community advocates, religious leaders, celebrities, athletes and entertainers
joined the event. Speakers included a mother who chose life over abortion, a victim of human trafficking, a young girl
facing terminal illness, and a former foster child. All gathered to celebrate the God-given truth that every life matters
and every life is beautiful.
Participants were encouraged to "Be Somebody to Somebody" in their own community, championing the protection of
life at the moment of conception, and getting involved with good works through organizations like those that feed the
homeless, find homes for abandoned and abused kids, provide shelters and/or means of living to those who chose life,
free victims of human trafficking, and walk with those facing the end of life.
We invite you to join us, fellow Catholics and Christians, and all people of goodwill to continue to stand up for
the value of all human life. We are all called to bear witness to the truth that “Every Life is a Gift” in our daily lives.
Let us work together to bring back the culture of life, from conception to natural death, that our forefathers have fought
for this nation. -Vdd
Approximately 15,000 people marched at OneLife LA
Holy Family Church representatives, marched and took
part at the historic and first ever Onelife LA.
We are so proud of our Holy Family Youth Ministry -Unity
Through Christ, for joining OneLife LA. This generation
will end abortion.
Holy Family Prolife Ministry with the True Prolife Family
Medical Doctor, Dr Elsa Garcia.
Representatives from different ministries of Holy Family Church filled the bus going to OneLifeLA – Representatives
from the Prolife Ministry, Unity Through Christ, Couples for Christ, Singles for Christ, Filipino Cursillo in Christianity and
Legion of Mary.
February 1, 2015
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time
11
An Invitation!
SPIRITUAL ADOPTION
Spiritual Adoption is a program where an individual
adopts an unborn unknown child so that he or she will be
spared from abortion and be allowed to live the precious life
given to him by God.
Please spiritually adopt an unborn baby. Pick up one prayer
card, located at the Blessed Mother Teresa Shrine at the
church’s vestibule and faithfully pray the prayer below for nine
months to help save the unborn babies from abortion.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I love you very much. I beg you to spare the life of the unborn
baby that I have spiritually adopted who is in danger of abortion.
The unborn babies are counting on you!!!
For more information please contact The Prolife Ministry
at 562-412-0405 or [email protected]
Holy Family Prolife Ministry
Meets every 2nd Tuesday of the Month
Please join us in our next meeting on February 10, 2015 at 7:15 pm
at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Room
WE WELCOME NEW AND ACTIVE MEMBERS!
Be the voice and protector of the unborn!
Let’s stand up for life from conception to natural death!
For details please contact us at: 562-412-0405 or [email protected]
Please join Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women as we pray for the priests of LA Archdiocese
Sunday
2
Monday
3
Most Rev.
Most Rev.
Gerald
Alexander
Wilkerson
Salazar
Auxiliary Bishop
Auxiliary
San Fernando Bishop
Pastoral Region Vicar for Office
of Ethnic
Ministry
Tuesday
4
Wednesday Thursday
5
6
Most Rev.
Rev. Msgr.
Joseph Sartoris James
Loughnane
Auxiliary
Bishop
Episcopal Vicar
Retired
San Gabriel
Pastoral
Region
Rev. Msgr.
Michael Jennet
Friday
7
Saturday
8
Cardinal
Rev. Msgr.
Roger M Mahony James Gehl
Episcopal Vicar Retired
Santa Barbara
Pastoral Region
ACCW Spiritual
Advisor
12
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time
February 1, 2015
When: Sunday, February 15, 2015
Where: Holy Family Parish Hall - (Doors Open at 1:30pm
Adult: $17 - Child 12 and Under: $8.50
(A special prize awaits the lady with the
best decorated hat!)
Tickets will be sold at tables outside the Church on:
Saturdays: January 31 and February 6, 2015 after the
5:00 p.m. Mass until 6:30 p.m.
Sundays: February 1 and 8, 2015 from
9:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. except during Masses
NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AFTER FEBRUARY 11TH!
For further information regarding tickets, please contact
Jay Oliver at (562) 858-5726
February 1, 2015
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time
13
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
February 1
February 2
February 3
February 4
February 5
February 6
February 7
9am – 11am
Knitting Group
ST. VINCENT RM.
2pm – 6pm
Adoration
CHURCH
6:30pm
Mass Conf. 2
CHURCH
7pm – 9pm
Class – Moral Life
7pm - 9pm
RCIA - Chinese
GOOD SHEPHERD RM.
(PATIO RM.)
8am-3pm
Beatitudes Lay
Carmelite
Community
ST. SETON RM.
5:30am – 6:30am
De Colores Choir
CHOIR ROOM
9:45am
PS Class
REL. ED.
2:30pm
Chinese Mass
CHURCH
3:30pm – 4:30pm
Cerritos Chinese
Catholic Association
Fellowship
ST. JOSEPH CTR.
7pm- 9pm
UTC General Mtg.
JOHN PAUL II CONF.
RM
9:30am – 10:30am
Legion of Mary Praesidium
ST. VINCENT RM.
7pm – 8pm
Sac. Prep Class
REL. ED.
7:15pm-8pm
Confessional Tour
CHURCH
7pm
Parent Faith Formation Yr.
2 #4
PARISH HALL
7pm – 8pm
Legion of Mary
Praesidium
ST. VINCENT RM.
7pm- 9pm
UTC College Ministry.
JOHN PAUL II CONF. RM
7pm – 9pm
De Colores Choir
CHOIR RM
7pm 9pm
RCIA Catechism
Classes
ST. JOSEPH CTR
10am – 12pm
Spanish
Intercessory
Group
ST. SETON RM.
6:30pm
Mass Conf. 2
CHURCH
7pm – 9pm
Class – Moral Life
6:30pm
JH Mass
7pm - 9pm
CHURCH
7pm - 9pm
7pm -8pm
Portuguese Cursillo Chinese GroupBible Study
JH Class
ST. SETON RM.
ST. FRANCIS
7:15PM
RM.
Sac. Prep. Eucharist
7pm - 10pm
Parent Mtg.
Charismatic
7pm - 9pm
ST. JOSEPH CTR.
Prayer Group
Grupo de
ST. JOSEPH CTR. Evangelización
7:15pm – 8pm
ST. JOSEPH
MOPH-Novena
CTR
CHURCH
.
7:30pm-9 pm
Youth Choir
ST. ANTHONY DE
PADUA
8:30am/ 10am/
11:30am
Sat. Class
REL. ED.
8:30am –
12:30pm
Confessional
Tours
CHURCH
11:30pm
Span. Eucharist
Paretn Mtg.
ST. JOSEPH
CTR.
7pm - 9pm
Estudios Biblicos
para el Grupo de
Evangelización
ST. SETON RM.
7pm- 9pm
CCW Mtg.
GOOD SHEPHERD M.)
Parish Priests - To contact them thru e-mail:
Rev. Raymond Decipeda, MMHC - [email protected]
Rev. Joachim Ablanida, MMHC – [email protected]
Rev. Joshua Santos, MMHC – [email protected]
Parish Finance Council Members:
Angela Amenero, Maria Ayerdis, Remy Dulguime, Danio Fajardo, Karen Hillman, Lizzie Juan, Jason Machado,
Raymond Mangahas, Frank Martins, Nicole Virtucio-Moya, Roger Pavon, Jeanelle Padre-Tom, Hugo Vega.
Parish Pastoral Council Members:
Maria Ayerdis, Paul Barcelos, Frank Cardiel, Diosdado de Leon, Vina Dungo, -Ronnie Espinosa, Josie Flores, Ed
Lazzari, Maria Luisa Lapidario, Betty Lou Ormonde, Linda Sarno, Nenita Solancho, Skip Vega, Joe Vicente.
To contact any of the members, e-mail them thru: [email protected]
Parish Ministry:
Adoration Chapel – Mafalda Canlas (562) 865-2185 ext. 405
Bereavement – Hector Gomez (562) 865-2185
Business Manager – Karen Hillman (562) 865-2185
Confirmation – George Zaragoza (562) 860-5973
Finance Council – Roger Pavon (562) 865-2185
Liturgy Coordinator – Maggie Gudino (562) 924-8024
Office Manager – Sofia Luna (562) 865-2185 ext. 223
Pastoral Council – Joe Vicente (562) 402-4496
Plant & Property Manager – Hope Vega (562) 865-2185
Publication Team – Abigail de Jesus (562) 726-2735
RCIA – Rudy & Mila Perpinan (562) 924-5075
Religious Education – Teresa Paulino (562) 860-5973
Safeguard the Children – Ulises Perez-Flores (562) 865-2185 School Principal – Juan Nagore (562) 865-1621
School Secretary – Jessica Perez (562) 865-1621
Web Master – Bobby Canseco (562) 607-8839
Young Adult Ministry – Michael Maglonso (562) 865-2185
Youth Ministry – Gerardo Butalid (562) 292-6938
TOGETHER IN MISSION – 2015
Our Holy Father, Pope Francis, has enlivened the Church to renew our spirit of
evangelization. Through their ministries and education supported by funds provided by
Together in Mission, recipient parishes and schools are doing just that, reaching out to
their communities and making the message of God’s love known to those around them.
If you have participated in the Together in Mission appeal in the past, you may have
already received a letter from Archbishop Gomez. If you receive this letter, we ask that
you renew your support again this year. We will also be conducting the in-pew process next
weekend at all Masses for the collection of gifts and pledges for this year’s appeal,
Our goal for this year is $95,200.00. The funds we will collect will directly benefit more
than 250,000 of our Catholic brethren, and ensure our parishes and schools remain
centers of faith and hope for their surrounding communities.
May God bless you for your generous support of this year’s appeal..