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February 22, 2015
1st Sunday of Lent
Holy Name of Mary Parish
Serving San Dimas and La Verne and surrounding communities
Staffed by the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary
TOGETHER IN MISSION
Today is Together in Mission
Sunday, where we celebrate the
ripple effect of our giving and affirm
our parish commitment to “live the
love of Jesus”.
The annual Together in Mission
appeal is love in action as it allows
us to share our gifts with the poorest
parishes and schools in our
community. This important diocesanwide program helps fund 80 poor
parishes and 63 schools where
children, like our own, embrace
shared values of growing in Christ
and developing to their full potential.
Our contributions ensure children all
across the diocese have access to
Faith Formation programs as alive
and love filled as our programs here
at Holy Name. All contributions to
Together In Mission are donor
restricted and feed directly to the
parishes and schools requiring
financial assistance. While other
dioceses are closing schools and
churches, Together In Mission
allows us to ensure that parishes
remain open and growing!
Today, we ask you to consider
making a meaningful, sacrificial
commitment to Together In Mission
and to pledge your financial support.
Strengthened by your continued
generosity, giving to those you may
never see, people will look on us
as Disciples of Jesus and say
“see how they loved one another”.
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Holy Name of Mary Parish
February 22, 2015
My dear sisters and brothers,
Mis queridos hermanos y hermanas,
I am grateful that Charlie Martinez can remind us that it
is only TOGETHER that we are in mission. This year if
we choose to fast may it be like Cardinal Tagle of the
Philippines said – fast 2 feed.
Agradezco mucho de que Charlie Martínez nos recuerde de
que estando sólo JUNTOS es que estamos en misión. Este año
si elegimos a ayunar qeu sea como el cardenal Tagle de
Filipinas dijo – Ayunar para alimentar.
Our age of affluence strives to avoid pain and discomfort
at all costs. We begin this season of Lent by asking
ourselves what meaning the cross has for an age of
affluence? I have come to understand the fundamental
message of the cross is not suffering but that we
ourselves would love so much that we would be
prepared to suffer with and even for someone because
of love. It is not the physical death of Jesus which is
redemption but the love of Jesus for us unto death that is
Christianity in this day and age is a new way to inject
love into the messiness of our crosses.
En esta época de prosperidad nos esforzamos por evitar el
dolor y las molestias a toda costa. Empezamos esta temporada
de Cuaresma por preguntarnos: qué significado tiene tiene la
cruz para esta era de prosperidad? He llegado a entender que el
mensaje fundamental de la cruz no es estar sufriendo, sino que
nosotros mismos amemos tanto que estaríamos dispuestos a
sufrir con, e incluso para alguien por amor. No es la muerte
física de Jesús, la que es la redención, sino el amor de Jesús
hacia nosotros hasta la muerte lo que es el cristianismo en este
día y la era es una nueva manera de inyectar amor en el
desorden de nuestras cruces.
O God, who brought again from the dead our Lord
Jesus, the Great Shepherd of the sheep, we pray:
Oh Dios, que resucitó de entre los muertos a nuestro Señor
Jesús, el gran Pastor de las ovejas, te pedimos:
For those whose crucifixions continue with no Easter in
sight –
Tortured prisoners; abused children; battered women;
stricken families of the disappeared; homeless poor;
imperiled refugees; victims of discrimination and
oppression; victims of war
Por aquellos cuyas crucifixiones continuan sin Pascua a la
vista Prisioneros torturados; niños víctimas de abusos; mujeres
maltratadas; familias afectadas por los desaparecidos; pobres
sin techo; refugiados en peligro; víctimas de la discriminación
y la opresión; víctimas de la guerra
Take your people to the world’s crosses to take people
down.
Toma tu pueblo de las cruces del mundo para poner a la gente
abajo de ella.
We pray for those who continue the crucifixions with no
light in sight –
Because they think people deserve what they dish out;
because they are just obeying orders; because they are
just doing their jobs; because they are getting rid of
troublemakers; because they are defending national
security; because they are protecting sacred values as
they define them.
Oramos por aquellos que continúan las crucifixiones sin luz a
la vista Porque piensan que las gentes se merecen lo que infligen;
porque están obedeciendo órdenes; porque simplemente están
haciendo su trabajo; porque se están deshaciendo de
alborotadores; porque están defendiendo la seguridad nacional;
porque están protegiendo los valores sagrados, a como ellos
los entienden.
Take us people to the world’s hurters to free them from
their own bondage.
Saca a tu pueblo del mundo dominante para liberarlos de su
propia esclavitud.
We pray for those who languish in tombs with no light in
sight –
Tombs of their own depression and despair; tombs of
their own ignorance and misconception; tombs of their
own narrowness and provincialism; tombs of their own
isolation and accommodation; tombs of their own
prejudice and bitterness
Oramos por aquellos que languidecen en las tumbas sin luz a
la vista Tumbas de su propia depresión y la desesperación; tumbas de
su propia ignorancia y malentendido; tumbas de su propia
estrechez y provincialismo; tumbas de su propio aislamiento y
alojamiento; tumbas de sus propios prejuicios y la amargura
We adore you O Christ and praise you because by your
Holy Cross you continue to redeem the world.
With a renewed desire to help you carry your cross,
with love,
Fr. Rich, SS.CC.
Te adoramos oh Cristo y te bendecimos, porque por tu santa
Cruz continúas redimiento al mundo.
Con un renovado deseo de ayudarle a llevar su cruz,
con amor,
Padre Rich, SS.CC.
1st Sunday of Lent
February 22, 2015
Sat.
5:00 WM Leonor Herdocia, Jose Ocampo, Int. Eunice Umanah, Betty
Rosen, Felix “Phil” Masucci, Ambrosio Singson, Int. Gabriel
Ojeda, Faustino & Carmen Salado
Sun.
8:00 D Gloria Castro, Guadalupe Maria Pedroza, Allen Gralle, Int
Rose Swalwell
10:00 D Margie Castro, Generoso Acosta, Martin Chino Vazquez,
Int. Vera Jimenez, Catalina Montez, Joseph Johnson, Int
Amparo & Waldo Santos
12:30 R Int. Dolores Wise
5:00 C Domenica Ciolino, Angelina Macri, Emma Bernal, Maria
Silvio, Alfredo Yson, Sr., Frances Ambrosini
Mon. 8:30 WM Greg Windisch, Gustavo Mora, Miniong Ordonez, Wally
Velasquez
Tue.
8:30 D Diego Mora, Ken Cassidy, Joe Calderon, Mike & Alice
Morales, Int. Luis Gopar
Wed. 8:30 C Marie Morente, Joe Scalife
6:30 R People of the Parish
Thu.
8:30 PD Martin Vasquez, Elizabeth Langdon, Enrique Carrillo
Fri.
8:30 D Anselma Abapo, Guillerma Romano, Int. Obonganwan
Umanah
Next Week Priest Mass Schedule:
Sat. 5:00—D, Sun. 8—C &10—WM, 12:30 & 5:00—D
Presider Key* C=Cronin D=Danyluk PD=Peter Dennis
WM=Bill Moore M= Donal McCarthy R=John Roche
VP: visiting priest *Schedule subject to change
Rest In Peace
John VanTillburg
Leonardo Santos
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The Alaskan Fishing Boat has
Returned...
The Knights of Columbus will be
hosting a Wild Alaskan Salmon
supper during Lent on Friday, Feb
20th at Damien High School Gym.
Tickets $15 Adults, $6 Children age 12 and under.
Tickets are available after all the masses this weekend
or you can get your tickets during the week from the
Parish Office. For more information please contact
Ron Hale at (909) 593-1268.
You are cordially invited to attend the
25th Annual Benefit in honor of
The Congregation of the Sacred Hearts
of Jesus and Mary
Friday, March 20, 2015
At Candlelight Pavilion
455 West Foothill Blvd., Claremont, 91711
Champagne reception 5:30 p.m.
Dinner, Raffle & Dancing to live music by The Ravelers
Donation $125 per person
Approximately 75% is tax deductible
You can also purchase your tickets online at
www.ssccusawest.org
MOMS (Ministry of Moms Sharing) gathers
together the second Wednesday of the month for prayer
and fellowship at 9:30 in the day chapel. For more
information, please contact either Rachel Keller at 909630-3742 or Janene Frank at 909-802-4024.
San Gabriel Valley Magnificat is hosting a prayer brunch with guest speaker Fr. Michael Barry, SS.CC. on Saturday,
March 14, 2015, 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., (registration @ 9:30) at the Via Verde County Club, San Dimas, CA. Magnificat
is a ministry whose objective is to help foster growth in holiness and to live out the mystery of Mary's visit to Elizabeth in
our lives. Registration fee: $25 by March 7th, $29 after. Registration forms will be in the entrance of the church. For
more information, contact Clara Luera at (626) 963-5532.
Please Pray For the sick and the suffering: George Estey, Alvino Luna, Gabriel Murillo, Allen Galle, Rose Swalwell,
Marion Storte, Ana Maria Graciamo, Vincent Hefner, Yadira McCleary, Raquel Rojas, Henry Lopez, Martha Martinez, Irma Mejia, Tom Marshall, Susan Lopez,
Cynthia Carrillo, Mason Graven, Jessica & Patrick Han, Mary Constantino, Jose Reyes, Claudia Hernandez-Franco, Luis Castellanos, Amelia Iniquez, Maria
Madrigal, Geremias Landeros, Marbella Romero, Susan Diaz, Josefina Saucedo, Ray Gonzalez, Jr., Ema Rose Olguin, Jaime Castano, Jessica Han, Lucy
Pablo, Isaac Martinez, Lucila Martinez, Manuel Hinojosa, Alma Patricia Mendoza, Angie Lotzano, Demetrio Garcia, Jesus Adrian Salazar, Josefina Saucedo,
Jose Vargas, Claire St. Pierre, Joanne Do, Bart Welsh, Pandora Russell, Angelina Ramirez, Tracy Vasquez, Jeffrey Vasquez, Ana Buenrostro, Teresa Burragan,
Enrique Cardenas, Eduardo Arista, Cecilia Parra, Alejandro Jimenez, Bart Welsh, Pandora Russell, Angelina Ramirez, Rocky Bashaw, Tracy Vasquez, Jeffrey
Vasquez, Ana Buenrostro, Marion Storte, Jack Graham, Nina Ramirez, Alex Zumansur, Javier Romero, Pati Mendoza, Nick Lopez, Joey Soriano, Madeline
Gentile, Tom Quiroz, Teresita Ayala, Lolita Vazques, Corinne Zamora, Cliff Brittel, Evelyn Runde, Gabriel Zuniga, Jackie Jarillo, Rudy Kraus, Virginia Hernandez,
Michael D’amico, Nalzira Borges, Jonathan Mendoza, Fely Benavides, Louie Benavides, Terry Jackson, Henry Lee, Vince Sayre, Jill Graham, Florencia Garcia,
Elouisa Mejia, Kimberly Edwards, Daniel Quezada, Dorothy Chrostek, Patricia Fuller, Marilyn Italiano, Charles Delgado, Judy Murdock, Linda Damato,
Esperanza Rosales, Adan Ortiz, Harold Teunisse, Robert Mejia, Brianna Cervantes, Dee Dee Boyd, Steve Torti, Will Corcoran, Victoria Llanos, Rios Family,
Ernestina Toro, Hugo Contreras, Maria De Jesus Romero, Maria Lepe Valasquez, Petra (Nene) Irlandez, Barbara Yehle-Hertz, Molly Hillary, Tracy Vasquez,
Robert Coppack, Alejandro Jimenez, Margie Sanchez, Chit Santos, Paul and Sandra Massarini, Jessy Arellano, Gianny Lucarelli, Cathy Candelaria, Norm
Lavallee, Lorraine Atilano, Juan Lopez, Yolanda Jara, Jennifer Caballero, Dorothy Duhaime, Julio & Mary Lou Escobedo, Patty Mendoza, Herlinda Benavides,
Carmela Caro, Sherri & Larry Creamer, William Snyder, Carlatta Roberts, Vicki Barstow, Lucita Reyes, Dorothy Avelar, Lester Grant, Angelica Lopez, Brandon
Love, Jackie Inocencio, Stephanie Grosso, Helen Tice, Baby Breger Gasparo Anton, Ricardo Verdin, John Gonnella, Mandy Grace Lowa, Kevin Gardner, Joshua
Padilla, Cash Anthony Scalfaro, Maria Ayala, Melinda Zamora, Patricia Carter, Katherine De Leon, Terry Jackson, Milagros Ruiz, Evelyn C. Martinez, Ron
Constantino, Armando & Sandra Rodriguez, Rose Atwan, Lorenzo Enriquez, Marcia Anne Feucht, Rosa M. Lanza, Elena Wessel, Ron Belmarch, Sr., Marcellino
Vera, Frannie Martin, Tom Caballero, Kenny Sawyer, Randy Gregory, Lynn Martinez, Valerie Castro, Reena Shah, John Jones, Lucille Dennis, Teresa Siegel,
Sandy Snyder, Joshua Nilo, Jose Gonzalez, Sonya de Hart and Rusty Spotti
Holy Name of Mary Parish
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From the Director of Administration……
It is no surprise that water literally runs through all the
readings on this First Sunday of Lent — from the flood
waters experienced by Noah in Genesis, to St. Peter
comparing Baptism to this flood, to Jesus venturing into
the desert for 40 days immediately after His Baptism,
as reported by St. Mark.
There are more than 700 references to water in Holy
Scripture, but as we begin our Lenten journeys, our
concentration needs to be on our own Baptism and our
personal Baptismal call. Stewardship has been defined
as our response to that Baptismal call through
discipleship and service. Just as Jesus entered the
desert for 40 days, we are doing the same during Lent.
Defining our Baptismal call is part of what we should be
striving to do at this time. Baptism calls us to a sense of
mission. Another key word in today’s scripture is
“covenant.” The reading from Genesis speaks to God’s
covenant with us, His people. A covenant,
nevertheless, is a two-way street. God has blessed us
with the Holy Spirit and the Lord has promised us
everlasting life if we fulfill His desires. It is time for us to
discover how we are going to live out our covenant with
God.
Financial Stewardship: Thank you for your
generosity to Holy Name of Mary Parish!
February 22, 2015
Juntos en
Misión
Todas las parroquias
participan
en
la
campaña de cada año.
La Iglesia es usolo
cuerpo,
cuyos
miembros se necesitan
unos a otros. Cada uno
depende de los dones
de oración de todos.
Todos dependen de
cada uno. Así que todos
dependen de ti. Debido
a que tu das, la gente
tiene un lugar donde pueden adorar y servir; nuestros
estudiantes tienen un ambiente seguro en el que
aprender y prosperar. Tus regalos dan la posibilidad
de dar a su vez, al mejorar la vida en muchos barrios.
Usted es el único que puede proporcionar a las
parroquias con los recursos necesarios para los
sacramentos, educación, esperanza, inspiración,
familias más fuertes y mejor liderazgo. Si tu recibiste
tu compromiso de Juntos en Mission en el correo,
por favor llénala mandala por correo, o tráela contigo
a la Misa. Dios te bendiga por tu disposición a amar a
tu prójimo de esta manera.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
YOU ARE NOT ALONE.1-800-273-TALK (8255)
“I've learned that people will forget what you said, people
will forget what you did, but people will never forget
how you made them feel.”
― Maya Angelou
HURRY! HURRY!
Attention HNM MINISTRIES
Would you like to be a part of?
LENT Soup N Stations
We have only a few spots open if you would like to
serve at our Friday Night Lenten Soup N Stations. You
can team up with other ministries to serve soup OR
stations or both. Please contact Jan Martindale via
email: [email protected] to coordinate your night!
St. Joseph's Ministry for the Needy
St. Joseph's Table March 15th
We are proud to announce that our
ministry this month has donated a
check in the amount of $510.00 to
Holy Name of Mary to purchase a
new vestment for our priests. Our
ministry has decided to once again
stay with sweet's and breads, due to
the lack of our facilities at this time,
hopefully next year with our new parish hall we will be
able to provide a full meal. We also would like to ask
you, to start thinking of something you might want to
donate for our tables, again it can be homemade or
store bought, we truly will appreciate any donation ie.,
cookies, cake, pies, breads etc. (we will happily accept
all NON-ITALIAN foods too!)
Our purpose is to provide some financial help to people
in our parish who are experiencing hard times.
Thank you.
Elaine swab 626-335-6619 [email protected]
February 22, 2015
1st Sunday of Lent
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SACRED HEARTS PRIESTS PILGRIMAGES
The Best of Ireland - Pilgrimage with Fr. Michael Maher from July 5-July 15
Turkey and Greece with Greek Islands Cruise - Pilgrimage with Fr. Michael Barry from July 30-August 11
England, Holland, Belgium,France & Italy - Pilgrimage with Fr. Pat O'Hagan from August 19-September. 3
Spain, Lourdes, Morocco and Fatima - Pilgrimage with Fr. Mike Gilsenan from October 19-November 1
Egypt, Jordan and Holy Land -Pilgrimage with Fr. Michael Barry from November 8-22
Mexico including Guadalajara and Acapulco - from December 7-15
For more information, contact Faye Wong at 720-1167 or email [email protected].
Pilgrimage flyers available at the foyer of the church.
HNM PARISHIONER IN NEED OF A KIDNEY
My name is Eileen Mullen I have a hereditary disease called polycystic kidneys. I am at stage 5
renal failure in need of a transplant. I can only accept a kidney from a person with an O positive or
O negative blood type. I have 4 siblings that are unable to donate due to cancer or they are not
the correct blood type. I have one daughter who is not the correct blood type, my parents are
deceased and I am single. If you would like to help please contact UCLA Kidney Transplant (310)
267-6907. Your blood type must be O. If you don’t know your blood type you can contact American
Red Cross (800) 733-2767 to obtain your type with a blood donation. Or contact your personal
physician to obtain your blood type from your records.
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Holy Name of Mary Parish
The CARA Ministries team wishes all of our CARA
Sisters a blessed and happy new year. Our eyes shift
to a different season now as we are preparing our
Lenten retreat. We invite you to come be refreshed by
the waters of life!! On March 7th we will be in mid
Lent. It is the perfect time to Come Apart and Rest
Awhile to quench your parched thirst as you travel
through the Lenten Desert!! Have a conversation at
the well and be surprised by what you hear. We are
honored to spend the day with you!
March 7th, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
St. Paul's Pomona
242 East Alvarado St.
Pomona CA 91767
Contact CARA Ministries if you have any questions
909-973-6012
BARBARA’S BLANKETS
Thank you to everyone who has been involved in one
way or another. Our ministry is growing and it is very
exciting! This week’s meeting is Wed. Feb. 25 7-9pm in
the school library. No sewing required. Just bring good
scissors, be ready to tie knots and enjoy some great
conversation and laughter! Donations of cash or
JOANN gift cards to purchase fabric are joyfully
accepted. For more information please e-mail Corinne
Pantaleo at: [email protected] or leave
her a message at the parish office ext. 136 or 140.
Thank you & May God bless you.
“Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small
things with great love.” ― Mother Teresa
Early Morning Adoration
Weekday Mornings 6:00 a.m.— 8:30 a.m.
Sign-up Sheet in the Narthex of the Church.
HNM School’s hot lunch
program is in need of
volunteers on Mondays,
Tuesdays, and every
other Thursday from 12-1:00 p.m. Must be
fingerprinted and VIRTUS trained. If you can help us
on any of these days, please contact Teresa
Sauvageau (Mrs. S.) at 909-542-0449 ext. 239.
Thanks very much!
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL is sponsoring
“BUNDLE SUNDAY” on March 1ST.
Please bring usable CLEAN clothing,
linens and small household items to the
truck in the parking lot between 8 AM—
1:00 PM. Bring nothing ahead of time, and please do
not leave anything at the church. For donations of
furniture and large appliances call for home pick-up at
(323) 224-6280 or (800) 97HELP1.
February 22, 2015
QUEEN OF PEACE ROSARY GROUP
You are invited to join us on Thursday
evenings for prayer and Mass. We meet in the
Damien Chapel at 6:45 pm; Mass begins at 7:30 pm.
February 26 — Praise and Worship
Damien High School’s annual Day-At-TheRaces is coming and we invite all to join us
for a great event to support our
Spartans! Join us at Santa Anita Race
Track on March 7 from 11 am to 5pm.
You'll enjoy food, fun, racing, a hat contest
and raffle baskets. Tickets are $75 per
person. Show your support to our local
Catholic High School through sponsorship and
advertising in our program. Contact Cheryl Bouch at
[email protected] with questions.
This is an
adult only event.
El grupo de Oración
“Maravillas de Jesus”
Evangelización Católica
Carismatica de HNM los
invita al
Retiro de Iniciación 2015
con el Lema
“ESTE ES MI HIJO, EL
AMADO, ESCUCHENLO!”
Marcos 9:7
Sabado 28 de Febrero de
8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m y
Domingo 1ero de Marzo de
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
En el “old gym” de Damien High School
2280 Damien Ave. La Verne, CA 91750
Para reservar tu boleto llama a Rosita Carrillo (909)
238-7079 ó
Edith y Luciano Gopar (626) 617-7740
Responde con un “Sí” a este llamado del Señor
y decidete a vivir un fin de semana en espíritu
de alegría, amor y paz!
From February 18 through March 29, you’re invited to join
other Christians for 40 Days for Life – 40 days of prayer
and fasting for an end to abortion. You’re also invited to
stand and peacefully pray during a 40-day vigil in the
public right-of-way outside Planned Parenthood Pomona,
and also to help spread the word about this important
community outreach. If you’d like more information – and
especially if you’d like to volunteer to help, please contact:
Steve Perez at [email protected]. Get more
information and sign up for vigil hours at
www.40daysforlife.com/pomona.
1st Sunday of Lent
February 22, 2015
Join us on FRIDAYS as we journey together
through
soup & stations
February 27th
March 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th
& Good Friday* April 3rd
6:00 to 7:00 pm Soup in the Pavilion
7:00 to 7:30 pm Stations in the church
Suggested Almsgiving is $5 per family,
To be donated to the St. Vincent De Paul Society
*Good Friday Soup @ 5:30 & Live Stations @6:30
Prayer-Fasting-Almsgiving
These evenings are hosted by our HNM Ministries.
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SE LLEGO LA TEMPORADA NUEVAMENTE…
¡NECESITAMOS VOLUNTARIOS!
¡¡VENGA UNO….VENGAN TODOS!!
¡¡NUESTRO FESTIVAL YA SE APROXIMA!!
ABRIL 24, 25 & 26
TENEMOS ALGO PARA TODOS 
PARA MAS INFORMACIÓN, POR FAVOR
COMUNICATE CON:
RITA CRUZ GALLEGOS AL (626) 456-2378 /
[email protected] ¡MUCHISIMAS GRACIAS POR TU
APOYO!
IT IS THAT TIME OF THE YEAR AGAIN.......WE NEED
VOLUNTEERS!
Come One….Come All!
Our Festival is fast approaching!!
APRIL 24, 25 & 26
We have something for everyone! :)
For more information on volunteer opportunities, please
call or email: RITA CRUZ GALLEGOS (626) 456-2378 /
[email protected] THANK YOU
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Holy Name of Mary Parish
Parish Office
(909) 599-1243
February 22, 2015
SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK
Fr. Rich Danyluk, SS.CC., Ext. 114 / [email protected]
Dn. Marv and Sharon Estey Ext. 177
Dn. Mario and Irene Lopez Ext. 110
Dn. Jose and Maria Guadamuz Ext. 171
Dn Al and Rita Austin, RCIA Ext. 110
Pat Joyce, Director of Administration Ext. 112 / [email protected]
Janice de Hart, Admin. Asst. to the Pastor Ext. 111 / [email protected]
Michele Cote, Admin. Asst., Ext. 199/ [email protected]
Deborah Lamborghini, Parish Secretary. Ext. 110 / [email protected]
Receptionist, Ext. 110 / [email protected]
Lani Galvan, Coordinator of Liturgy and Ministry Ext. 136 /
[email protected]
Brenda Luna, Grief Support Minister Ext. 137 /
[email protected]
Dolores Gomez, Director of Music Ext. 135 / [email protected]
Charlie Martinez, Director of Pastoral Ministry / Ext. 140
[email protected]
Geoff Pulido, Youth Minister & Confirmation Coordinator Ext. 234
[email protected]
Melanie Bailey, Coordinator of Catechetical Programs Ext. 232 /
[email protected]
Erika Montenegro, Admin. Asst (Rel Ed) / Ext. 280 / [email protected]
St. Vincent de Paul Conference Ext. 138
Holy Name of Mary School
Candice Kuzmickas, School Principal
[email protected]
(909)542-0449
Ext. 226
Serving Camps: Afflerbaugh, Paige & Rockey
Serving Senior Living Communities:
Emeritus, Hillcrest, Casa Bonita, San Dimas
Retirement
To submit an article for the parish bulletin you
must email it to [email protected] by
Monday, no later than 3PM.
Holy Name of Mary Mass Schedule
Saturday:
First Saturday 8:30 AM and 5 PM in English
Sunday:
8 AM, 10 AM & 5 PM in English and 12:30 PM en Español
Weekdays: Monday — Friday: 8:30 AM in English
Wednesday 6:30PM en Español
First Friday: Adoration until 6 PM
Confessions: 3:30 pm Saturday in English
7:00 pm 4th Wednesday of the month en Español
Parish Office
909-599-1243 Fax: 909-599-4230
724 East Bonita Avenue, San Dimas, 91773
Parish Office hours: Monday—Friday 9AM to 5PM
Saturday 9AM to 12PM Sunday 9AM to 2:30PM
Website: HNMparish.org
Email: [email protected]
MONDAY, Feb 23—St. Polycarp
6:00
Adoration
8:00
Centering Prayer
8:30
Mass
9:00
Rosary Group
6:30
Finance Council
7:00
Alcoholic Anonymous
TUESDAY, Feb 24
6:00
Adoration
8:00
Centering Prayer
8:30
Mass
9:00
Rosary Group
10:00
Tuesday Rosary Group
10:00
St. Vincent de Paul
6:00
Lectors Practice—Spanish
7:00
PTG Board
7:00
SHIELD Men’s Ministry
WEDNESDAY, Feb 25
6:00
Adoration
8:00
Centering Prayer
8:30
Mass
9:00
Rosary Group
2:30
HNM School Stations of the Cross
6:30
Mass—Spanish
7:00
Reconciliation—Spanish
7:00
Pastoral Council
7:00
Centering Prayer
7:00
Barbara’s Blankets
7:00
Adult Confirmation—English
7:00
Adult Faith Formation—Spanish
7:00
R.C.I.A.
7:00
Mavavillas de Jesús
THURSDAY, Feb 26
6:00
Adoration
8:00
Centering Prayer
8:30
Mass
9:00
Rosary Group
9:30
Bible Study
6:00
VIRTUS
6:00
PTG Board
7:00
College Young Adult Group
7:00
Adult Confirmation—Spanish
7:00
Prayer Shawl Ministry
7:00
Children’s Choir Rehearsal—Spanish
FRIDAY, Feb 27
6:00
Adoration
8:00
Centering Prayer
8:30
Mass
9:00
Rosary Group
6:00
Lenten Soup
7:00
Mavavillas de Jesús
7:00
Cursillo
7:00
Stations of the Cross
SATURDAY, Feb 28
6:00
Adoration
8:30
Communion Service
10:00
Baptisms—English
3:30
Reconciliation
5:00
Mass
CH
Chapel
CH
Chapel
MC
J5
CH
Chapel
CH
Chapel
OLG
CH
CH
Chapel
CH
Chapel
CH
Chapel
CH
CH
CH
OLG
MC
LIB
Chapel
J6
S7
S8
CH
Chapel
CH
Chapel
Chapel / OLG
J5
Pavilion
Chapel
J8
OLG
CH
CH
Chapel
CH
Chapel
Pavilion
Chapel, S6, S8
J5
CH
CH
CH
CH
CH
CH
NOTE: Please refer to your Religious Education Calendar for your
child’s class schedule.
The Raising of the Steel Beams for the Roof
On February 16, 2015, the positioning of the large
steel roof beams for the new hall was begun. This phase
in construction is an important indicator for the remainder
of the project. The beams will indicate the height and
shape of the roof and add to the development of our
visual image of the hall.
The beams join and complement the exterior walls that
we have watched being built, the hall will now move
closer to forming an enclosed structure. It is an exciting
time for the parish as the construction continues towards
the planned completion in July.
Watching the placement of the beams leads to
thoughts of how they will shelter those who use the hall
for generations to come. We can imagine the many
diverse functions and prayers that will be held and said
under this roof.
We, the present parishioners, have a special warm
feeling about the progress of construction. Each brick,
each trowel of mortar and each reinforcement bar we
have seen take its position brings to mind the years it has
taken to reach this point. The efforts have been special
and they are creating a very special place. Memories of
all types will occur in the hall that will have very special
meaning for the participants.
The highest point of the building will soon be
reached. An unspoken feeling of achievement is evident
in each parishioner’s heart as they observe the physical
product of their long and often difficult efforts.