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St. Frances
X. Cabrini Catholic Church
12687 California Street, Yucaipa, CA 92399
Phone: 909·797·2533 • Fax: 909-790-5803
E-Mail: [email protected]
Web: stfrancesxcabrinichurch.org
Office Hours/Horario de Oficina
Monday, Wednesday, & Thursday/
Lunes, Martes, y Jueves
8:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.
St Frances X Cabrini Church Yucaipa
StFrancesChurch
Tuesday/Martes - 8:30 A.M. - 6:30 P.M.
Friday/Viernes - Closed
(Lunch 12:30 A.M. - 1:30 P.M.)
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Mass Schedule/
Horario de Misas
Saturday/Sábado Vigil
4:00 P.M. - English
Sunday/Domingo:
7:30 A.M. - English
9:00 A.M. - Español
11:00 A.M. - English
Daily Mass/Misa Diaria:
Monday through Thursday
Lunes a Jueves
7:30 A.M.
Communion Service/
Servicio de Comunión:
Friday/Viernes
7:30 A.M.
Exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament/Exposición del
Santísimo Sacramento:
Friday/Viernes
8:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M.
Rosary/Rosario:
Friday/Viernes
12:00 P.M.
Sacrament of
Reconciliation/
Confesiones:
Saturday/Sábado
3:00 P.M.
and by appointment/
y si hace una cita
Leadership Team / Equipo De Liderazgo
PASTOR/PÁRROCO
Rev. Santos Ortega
797-2533 ext. 228
[email protected]
DEACON/DIÁCONO
Peter Bond
797-2533 ext. 505
[email protected]
DEACON/DIÁCONO
Dan Hudec
797-2533 ext. 506
[email protected]
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STIGMATIZED In
Biblical times any skin
disease was labeled
leprosy, and lepers were
forced to live in
isolation, ostracized
from the rest of the
community. Any illness
was thought to be the
result of sinfulness,
either the sins of the sufferer or of his or her
parents and ancestors. People with mental
illnesses were believed to be possessed by
evil spirits, and they too were shunned and
driven out of towns and villages to fend for
themselves. These attitudes were common
throughout the ancient world. The open sores
of skin diseases and the strange behavior of
mentally ill persons were a stigma all could
recognize. “Stigma” is a Greek word that
originally referred to a tattoo or brand that
was cut or burned into the skin of criminals,
slaves, or traitors in order to identify them as
blemished or morally polluted persons. Many
of us today fear people with diseases such
as AIDS; similarly, we are uncomfortable
around someone who behaves oddly
because of a mental illness. Those who have
such illnesses often suffer more from
people’s negative attitudes toward them than
from the condition itself. In today’s Gospel we
hear about Jesus’ encounter with a leper. We
see that Jesus does not turn away from this
suffering man, but walks toward him. He talks
to him, takes pity on him, and stretches out a
healing hand. Today, the Catholic Church is
a world-wide provider of care for suffering
people, including those with HIV/AIDS and
mental illness, through Catholic hospitals and
clinics, organizations such as Catholic
Charities, and the hospices of Blessed
Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity, to
name but a few. There are many
opportunities in our local communities for us
to step in and help. Let’s be like Jesus and
walk toward the ones in need.
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Ash Wednesday Mass Schedule
February 18, 2015
7:30 A.M. English Mass
12:00 P.M English Service
6:00 P.M. English Mass
7:30 P.M. Spanish Mass
Stations of the Cross & Lenten Suppers
February 20, 2015
5-6:30 P.M. Lenten Supper
7:00 P.M. Stations of the Cross
Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus
Fasting and Abstinence Guidelines
Fasting and abstinence are obligations for all Catholics during the
season of Lent. They begin the process of purifying and making us
receptive to receive the Lord. At the same time the spiritual practice is
not for everyone.
FASTING: Fasting was recommended by Jesus both by example
and teaching. The least we are to do when we fast is to eat one meal
at midday and two small snacks during the day. Ash Wednesday and
Good Friday are fast days for the universal church.
ABSTINENCE: Abstinence means not eating meat, meat products,
and poultry. It is meant to allow us to eat simpler, basic meals. Ash
Wednesday, and every Friday during Lent, and Good Friday are days of
abstinence.
AGES AND HEALTH: All persons who are in good health and have
completed their fourteenth year (the day after one’s 14th birthday) are
asked to abstain from meat on the days mentioned above. All adults
(those who have completed their 18th year) are asked to fast up to the
beginning of their 60th year. If one’s health is not good, no matter one’s
age, they should not fast or abstain from nutritious foods but should
spend the days of fasting and abstinence doing other spiritual practices
(for example, reading the Bible, praying the Rosary, doing acts of
kindness for others).
Notice: The parish office will be CLOSED
on Monday, February 16th, 2015 in
observance of Presidents’ Day.
Aviso: La oficina parroquial estará
CERRADA el lunes, 16 de febrero del 2015
en observación del día de los presidentes.
Stephen Ministry You may wonder why we Stephen Ministers often quote passages from Scripture, psalms,
or direct quotes from Jesus or one of the apostles including St. Paul. Our ministry is faith and scripture-based
as our own faith is scripture-based. We reach out through God’s assistance to those who are hurting,
providing them with emotional and spiritual care. We try to find passages that will be encouraging, inspiring,
and meaningful, leading to greater awareness and knowledge of God and our faith, helping our care receivers
and our readers form a more personal relationship with Him. On January 4th we celebrated Epiphany, a glorious event
for those of us who are not Jesus. As Fathers Santos told us, Epiphany is the manifestation of Jesus as Messiah of Israel,
Son of God and Savior of the World, with all implies, God's great love for us and all people with His mercy and grace
extending beyond Israel to all nations and people throughout the world. St. Paul, a Jew prayed for the Romans (his
gentile converts) and for us living today, “May the God of Hope fill you with you joy and peace in believing, so that you
may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit (Romans 15:1-13) and in Romans 8:14-17, “All who are led by the
Spirit of God are sons of God. The Spirit Himself gives witness with our spirit that we are children of God.
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Guía para Ayuno y Abstinencia
Miércoles de Ceniza
El ayuno y la abstinencia son obligaciones para todos los católicos
18 de febrero del 2015 durante la temporada de Cuaresma . Comienzan el proceso de
7:30 A.M. Misa en inglés
12:00 P.M Servicio en inglés
6:00 P.M. Misa en inglés
7:30 P.M. Misa en español
Vía Crucis y
Cena de Cuaresma
20 de febrero del 2015
5-6:30 P.M. Cena de Cuaresma
7:00 P.M. Vía Crucis
Patrocinado por los Caballeros de
Colón
purificación y hacernos receptivos a recibir al Señor . Al mismo tiempo, la
práctica espiritual no es para todos .
AYUNO: El ayuno fue recomendado por Jesús , tanto por el ejemplo y la
enseñanza . Lo mínimo que debemos hacer cuando ayunamos es comer
una comida al mediodía y dos pequeños aperitivos durante el día .
Miércoles de Ceniza y el Viernes Santo son días de ayuno para la iglesia
universal.
ABSTINENCIA: La abstinencia significa no comer carne , los productos
cárnicos y aves de corral . Tiene el propósito de permitir que comamos
más sencillos , comidas básicas. Miércoles de Ceniza y todos los viernes
durante la Cuaresma, y el Viernes Santo son días de abstinencia .
Se pide a todas las personas que gozan de buena salud y que han
cumplido catorce años (el día después de un cumpleaños número 14 ) a
abstenerse de comer carne en los días mencionados anteriormente :
EDADES Y SALUD: Se solicita a todos los adultos (aquellos que han
completado los 18 años ) a ayunar hasta el comienzo de su 60
aniversario . Si su salud no es buena, no importa su edad , que no debe
ayunar o abstenerse de alimentos nutritivos , pero deben pasar los días
de ayuno y abstinencia haciendo otras prácticas espirituales ( por
ejemplo, leer la Biblia, rezar el Rosario , hacer actos de bondad para los
demás).
Easter Egg Hunt
We have started to collect Easter items in order to be able to
hold our annual Easter Egg Hunt on Easter Sunday.
The Young at Heart Ministry
will be having a “Valentine/
Fat Tuesday” Bingo Potluck
on Tuesday, February 17th at
12 PM. All Seniors and
young at heart are invited.
If your last name starts with
the following letters please
help us by bringing the
following dish:
A-M Main Dish
N-T Side Dish
T-Z Desserts
Items we need include:
Plastic Eggs
• Candy
• Stickers
• Small toys
*All items must be small enough to fit into eggs.
If you would like to donate any items please drop them off at
the parish office during the week.
Gracias a todos aquellos que ya se han comprometido a
nuestra Campaña de Corazones Generosos en Deuda. Si
usted se perdió la oportunidad para acompañarnos en la
Campaña de Corazones Generosos en Deuda, no se
preocupe. Los materiales aún se encuentran disponibles
en la oficina parroquial y en las bancas de la iglesia. Su
compromiso y contribuciones siempre son necesarias y
de mucha ayuda.
•
The Spring Church Softball League season
begins March 7th through May 16th
If you are interested in having fun and playing
with people of faith, please consider joining
this ministry of fellowship and good
sportsmanship.
Team managers: Steve & Crystal Abasta
909.747.5312
Thank you to all who have pledged to our Generous
Heart Campaign. If you missed the opportunity to join
us in pledging to our Generous Hearts Debt Campaign,
don’t worry. The materials are available in the parish
office and in the pews of the church. Your commitment
and contributions are always needed and helpful.
Sexto Domingo de Tiempo Ordinario
ESTIGMATIZADOS
Antiguamente a
cualquier
enfermedad de la
piel se le llamaba
lepra y a los
leprosos se les
forzaba a vivir en penuria y retirados del
resto de la comunidad. Además,
cualquier enfermedad era considerada
como resultado del pecado, ya fuera del
pecado propio o de los padres, o
antepasados. Se creía que las personas
con enfermedades mentales estaban
poseídas por espíritus malignos, y
también a éstas se les rechazaba y se
les forzaba a salir de su pueblo o ciudad
y a arreglárselas por sí mismas. Todo
esto era lo común por todo el mundo
antiguo. Las llagas consecuentes de las
enfermedades de la piel y los
comportamientos extraños de los
enfermos mentales eran estigmas que
todos reconocían. “Estigma” viene de
una palabra griega que originalmente se
refería a un tatuaje con que se marcaba
la piel de los criminales, esclavos o
traidores a fin de identificarlos como
personas de mala reputación o
moralidad corrompida. Hoy muchos de
nosotros sentimos aversión por las
personas afectadas por el SIDA e
igualmente nos sentimos incómodos en
presencia de alguien que se comporta
de una manera rara debido a una
enfermedad mental. Las personas
afectadas por tales enfermedades a
menudo sufren más por las actitudes
negativas de otras personas que por la
misma enfermedad. En el Evangelio de
hoy escuchamos el encuentro de Jesús
con un leproso. Vemos que Jesús no le
da la espalda a este hombre que sufre,
sino que se dirige a él; le habla y tiene
compasión de él, y le extiende una
mano que cura. Actualmente la Iglesia
católica provee asistencia a través de
todo el mundo para las personas que
sufren, incluso las afectadas por el VIH/
SIDA y enfermedades mentales, por
medio de hospitales y clínicas, y
organizaciones tales como Caridades
Católicas y las residencias para
desahuciados de las Misioneras de la
Caridad de la Madre Teresa, entre
otros. Existen muchas oportunidades en
nuestras comunidades locales para
nosotros ayudar. Seamos como Jesús
dirigiéndonos hacia los necesitados.
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Reunion mundial sobre la familia
2015 Philadelphia
En preparación para esta reunión Mundial sobre la familia existe una
encuesta puesta por el Vaticano para reunir opiniones de todas las
personas, cualquiera que sea su estatus y relación con la Iglesia. Usted
puede tener acceso a esta encuesta yendo al sitio Web de la Diócesis
SBDiocese.org, y haciendo click en Synod on the Family Survey.
Aquí en St. Frances nos estaremos reuniendo para formar los grupos
de enfoque para responder a nuestra encuesta. Si usted esta interesado
en participar y quiere que su voz sea escuchada, por favor únase con
nosotros, este Martes Febrero 17 en el centro parroquial a las 6:30pm .
Por favor traiga su Tableta o Laptop para usar y responder la encuesta.
Para cualquier pregunta llame a Linda Ornelas [email protected]
or 909-797-2533.
REUNION MUNDIAL SOBRE LA FAMILIA - SEPTIEMBRE 2015
TE GUSTARIA UNIRTE A UN GRUPO QUE COMPARTE LA FE
ENFOCANDOSE EN LA FAMILIA. ESTAREMOS INICIANDO UN
NUEVO GRUPO USANDO EL LIBRO EL AMOR ES NUESTRA
MISSION; LA FAMILIA PLENAMENTE
VIVA, COMO PREPARACION PARA LA
REUNION MUNDIAL DE LAS FAMILIAS.
ESTE GRUPO CONSISTIRA EN ADULTOS
Y SE REUNIRAN AQUI EN EL CENTRO
PARROQUIAL LOS MARTES. INICIANDO
ESTE MARTES FEBRERO 24 HASTA
MAYO 12, 2015 DE 7:00PM A 9:00PM.
Búsqueda de huevos de Pascua
Hemos empezado a reunir artículos de Pascua con el fin de mantener
nuestra búsqueda anual de huevos de Pascua el domingo de Pascua.
Los productos que necesitamos incluyen:
· Huevitos de plástico
· Dulces
· Calcomanías
· Juguetes pequeños
* Todos los artículos deben ser lo suficientemente pequeños como para
caber en los huevos.
Si usted desea donar algún artículo por favor de entregarlos a la
oficina parroquial durante la semana.
Pregunta de la Semana
6to domingo del tiempo ordinario
Tema: Jesús quiere sanarnos.
Pregunta para los niños: ¿Qué quieres pedir a Jesús que haga por
ti?
Pregunta para los jóvenes: ¿De qué maneras Jesús ha tocado tu
vida? ¿Cómo has cambiado a causa de eso?
Pregunta para los adultos: Mencione un momento en que
experimentó la caricia sanadora de Jesús.
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Sunday:
Readings of the Week
Lv 13:1-2, 44-46; Ps 32:1-2, 5, 11;
1 Cor 10:31 — 11:1; Mk 1:40-45
Monday:
Gn 4:1-15, 25; Ps 50:1, 8, 16bc-17, 20-21;
Mk 8:11-13
Tuesday:
Gn 6:5-8; 7:1-5, 10;
Ps 29:1a, 2, 3ac-4, 3b, 9c-10; Mk 8:14-21
Wednesday: Jl 2:12-18; Ps 51:3-6ab, 12-14, 17;
2 Cor 5:20 — 6:2; Mt 6:1-6, 16-18
Thursday: Dt 30:15-20; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 9:22-25
Friday:
Is 58:1-9a; Ps 51:3-6ab, 18-19; Mt 9:14-15
Saturday: Is 58:9b-14; Ps 86:1-6; Lk 5:27-32
Sunday:
Gn 9:8-15; Ps 25:4-9; 1 Pt 3:18-22;
Mk 1:12-15
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Catholic Daughters of the
Americas
Mark your calendars for our regular
meeting Tuesday, February 17th at
6:30 pm in Alcove 11 of the Center.
Remember, Catholic Daughters are
one of the oldest and largest organizations of Catholic
women in the world. We work to serve our brothers
and sisters through various charities that we choose.
Catholic women 18 years and older are invited to join.
Please extend an invitation to a friend to come
and check us out.
Upcoming RE Schedule 
PRIMARY GRADES K-6
Tues., February 24
Wed., February 25
4:30 - 6:00 pm
6:00 - 7:30 pm
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Mon., February 23
6:00 - 7:00 pm
HIGH SCHOOL/CONFIRMATION
Tues., February 17
6:45 - 8:45 pm
FAMILY CATECHISM
Thur., February 19
6:00 - 7:30 pm
Respect
In preparation for this world meeting of families there
is a survey put out by the Vatican to gather feedback
from all people whatever status and relationship to the
church. You may access this survey by going to the
website at SBDiocese.org, and clicking on Synod on the
Family Survey.
Here at St. Frances we will be gathering to form focus
groups to respond to the survey in a group effort. If you
"From my mother's womb, you have been my
God." (Psalm 22:10)
want to participate and have your voice heard please
Reflection: Abortion supporters sometimes ask, "Why
join us on Tuesday, February 17th in the Parish Center
don't you focus on caring for people who are already
alive?" But if children in the womb are not already alive, @ 6:30pm. Please bring your laptop or tablet for use in
inputing and responding to the survey. To RSVP and for
why does it take an abortion procedure to kill them?
any questions call Linda Ornelas [email protected] or
When we speak about unborn children, we are not
speaking about "possible" children; we are speaking
909-797-2533.
about real children who are already quite alive
Prayer: Father, open our eyes to recognize our brothers
WORLD MEETING ON THE FAMILY
and sisters in every place where they live, including in
SEPTEMBER 2015
their mothers' womb. Open our hearts to love them as
Would you like to join a Faith Sharing
you do. Amen
"Desde el vientre de mi madre, mi Dios eres tú"
(Salmo 22:10)
Refleccion: Los que apoyan el aborto algunas veces
preguntan, "Por qué no se enfocan en cuidar a las
personas que están vivas?" Pero si los niños en el
vientre no están vivos, por qué el procedimiento del
aborto para matarlos? Cuando hablamos de los niños
no nacidos, no estamos hablando de "posibles"
niños; estamos hablando de niños que ya están vivos.
Oración: Padre, abre nuestros ojos para reconocer a
nuestros hermanos y hermanas en donde vivan,
incluyendo en el vientre de sus madres. Abre nuestros
corazones para amarlos como Tu lo haces. Amen.
Group focusing on the Family. We are
starting a new group using the book
Love Is Our Mission; The Family Fully
Alive, as preparation for the World
Meeting of Families.
This group will consist
of adults and will
meet here at the parish
on Tuesdays. Starting
Tuesday February 24
until May 12 from
7:00pm to 9:00pm.
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Ministry Staff
Business Manager/
Administradora de Negocios
Precious Chikulo
ext. 227
[email protected]
Coordinator of Pastoral Care/
Coordinadora de Cuidado Pastoral
Margo Isenberg
ext. 225
[email protected]
Coordinator of Youth Ministry/
Coordinadora de Ministerio Juvenil
Grades/Grados 7th-12th
Iliana Garcia Ocampo
ext. 229
[email protected]
Director of Religious Education/
Educación Religiosa Grades/
Grados 1st-6th
Linda Ornelas
ext. 224
[email protected]
Office Assistants /
Asistentes de Oficina
Edith Garcia
ext. 230
[email protected]
Peggy Patterson
ext. 222
[email protected]
Office Receptionist/
Recepcionista de Oficina
Cecilia Newby
ext. 221
Ministries/Ministerios
ICS (Food Distribution)
797-0007
Annulment/Anulación
ext. 225
Baptisms/Bautismos
ext. 225
Marriage/ Matrimonio
ext. 228
Pastoral Council / Concilio Pastoral
Enrique Lima
ext. 501
Finance Council
Don Averill
ext. 503
Jóvenes Para Cristo
Elvia Corona
797-8734
Mothers in Faith
Teresa Russo
951-534-4001
Altar Servers / Monaguillos
Dcn. Dan Hudec
ext. 506
Eucharistic Ministers/
Ministros de Eucaristía
Jesse & Monica Robles
797-6235
Alfredo Montiel
909-261-3853
Clara Ureña
909-797-6865
Small Faith Communities
Lisa Cox
951-295-8088
Health Ministry/ Ministerio de Salud
Alicia Sevick
951-285-8199
Lectors/Lectores
Dcn. Peter Bond
ext. 505
Quinceañeras
Iliana Garcia Ocampo
ext. 229
R.C.I.A. (new Catholics)
Lisa Hudec
[email protected]
Returning Catholics
ext. 225
Catholic Daughters of the
Americas
Trisha Wright
795-3229
Knights of Columbus
Dietrich Rubelius
909-797-3428
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LENTEN PRACTICES: ALMSGIVING
Who Needs Food?
Your neighbors in Yucaipa and Calimesa periodically
need food assistance due to unemployment, illness
or family trauma. Give a helping hand.
The ICS Food Distribution Center needs:
Canned Soup
Crackers
Boxed Cereal
Canned Fruit
Canned Ravioli
Drop off a few of these items at the ICS Center or in
the containers in Church. Interfaith Community
Support of Yucaipa Valley (ICS)
ICS is a registered charity operated solely by volunteers.
All donations are fully tax deductible.
Question of the
Week
6th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Theme: Jesus wants to make
us whole.
Question for Children: What
do you want to ask Jesus to do
for you?
Question for Youth: How has
Jesus touched your life? How
are you changed because of
that touch?
Question for Adults: Name a
time when you experienced
Jesus’ healing touch.
2/14 – 2/15, 2015 Mass Intentions
Sat.
Sun.
4:00 P.M.
7:30 A.M.
9:00 A.M.
11:00 A.M.
Julius Lopez †
Pro Populo
Jose Angel †
Valentina N. Trujillo †
2/16 – 2/22, 2015 Mass Intentions
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri.
Sat.
Sun.
7:30 A.M.
7:30 A.M.
7:30 A.M.
7:30 A.M.
7:30 A.M.
4:00 P.M.
7:30 A.M.
9:00 A.M.
11:00 A.M.
Genovefa Rychlik †
Hilda Fonseca
Eileen Lammers †
Jose Rosario Mendoza †
Communion Service
Leonard & Ron Lardy †
Pro Populo
Loreto Meza & Florencia Lyva†
Leon Cherpin †
Mass intentions are available for these dates:
4/30, 5/4, 5/6, 5/7, 5/19, 5/20, and 5/21.
Please call or come into the Parish office to reserve these dates before Tuesday for
bulletin publication.
Update Training for
Ushers/ Hospitality
Ministers
Mandatory Update
training for Ushers/
Hospitality Ministers
will take place on
Saturday, March 7th, 2015 in the Parish
Center, alcove # 10, from 9-11 a.m. Please
call Joe Scarite at 909-795-0103 to confirm
your attendance. Items covered in the
training will be as follows: Roles and
Responsibilities; before, during and after
mass; Usher Identification; Emergency
procedures. Refreshments will be served.
Share the Faith this Lent
season and together we will
experience the Lord in a
whole different way. Small
Faith communities began the
week of February 22. Please
contact Lisa Cox at
[email protected] or
[email protected] to join one
today.
Prayer List
(Please note this list is for seriously ill persons. Names can only be listed for two weeks our prayer chain continues to pray for people after this time).
Recently we received additional requests for prayers for the following:
Mary Lou Kingston, Burt Auzene, Lea Clark, Bill Zimmermann, and Fausto Moronta
If you would like to request prayers for your family, please contact Margo at 797-2533.