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Saint Raphael Catholic Church
5444 Hollister Ave., Santa Barbara, CA, 93111
Phone (805) 967-5641 Fax (805) 964-2988 Website: www.straphaelsb.org
The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph — December 27, 2015
Pastor
Msgr. Jon Majarucon
Associate Pastor
Rev. Lucio Juarez
Retired Priest
Rev. Frank Colborn
Deacons
Dcn. Wayne Rascati
Dcn. Stephen Montross
Pastoral Associate
M. Noël Fuentes
Confession
Saturdays: 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Masses
Monday through Friday: 8:00 am
Wednesday and Friday: 12:05 pm
Saturday: 5:30 pm Vigil
Sunday: (English) 7:30 am, 9:30 am,
11:00 am, 5:30 pm Life Teen Mass
(Español) 12:30 pm
Eucharistic Adoration
First Friday of every month for
24 hours, concluding with
Benediction
St. Raphael School
160 St. Joseph St.
Santa Barbara, CA 93111-2367
Michelle Limb, Principal
(805) 967-2115
www.straphaelschoolsb.org
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Saint Raphael Church
December 27, 2015
Pastor’s Corner
Mass Intentions
Holy Family Sunday
December 26, 2015 – January 1, 2016
Many people tell me that they come from a
“dysfunctional family”. I have no idea what
that means. I don’t even know what a normal family is.
What defines a normal family? The Holy Family?
When I reflect on the Holy Family (given what they had
to face) I cannot help but come up with such
descriptors as: uncertain, threatened, and frightened.
The Holy Family regularly found themselves dealing
with the aforementioned.
At the outset Joseph feared Mary would be stoned
because she was with child before marriage. They both
feared paranoid King Herod who was intent on killing
baby Jesus. Joseph and Mary ran and took only what
they could carry. They fled on foot nearly 200 miles to
Egypt. They had to avoid Roman patrols that searched
for them. They had to cross the border. They were
suddenly plunged into a foreign and hostile country
whose language and culture were unknown to them.
They had no money, no job, no home, and no friends.
They later returned but were so afraid of Herod’s son
they bypassed Bethlehem and continued on to the
northern region of Galilee. 300 miles on foot! Jesus was
then raised in a dangerous village named Nazareth. A
place with no walls or protection from desert thieves
and marauders. Later, on pilgrimage from Nazareth to
Jerusalem they lost pre-teen Jesus. Mary and Joseph
were distracted by the activity of the caravan with
whom they traveled. Nearly five days later they found
Jesus in the Temple. I suspect 12-year-old Jesus was not
too happy about being forgotten.
Dec 26 Sat Vigil 5:30 pm Noah Joseph Arca (L)
Dec 27 Sun
7:30 am Virginia Karr (D)
9:30 am Juan Jose Hernandez (D)
11:00 am Chester A. Wiskowski (D)
12:30 pm Juana Ochoa & Teodoro
Ochoa (D)
5:30 pm Our Parish Community
Dec 28 Mon
8:00 am Kylie Williford & Lisette
Williford (L)
Dec 29 Tues
Dec 30 Wed
8:00 am Anthony Valdivia (L)
8:00 am Roberto Hernandez, Jr. (L)
12:05 pm Joel Kendler (D)
Dec 31 Thurs
8:00 am Susie Castillo (L)
Jan 01 Fri
8:00 am Our Parish Community
12:05 pm Our Parish Community
Financial Information
Parish Giving — Sign up for electronic
giving! Safe and secure! Visit our website:
straphaelsb.org or call Jacqui Leicht in the
Parish Office, 967-5641 x101.
Property Improvements — If you would like to make an
extra donation to help us pay for parish projects, please
make the check payable to St. Raphael Church and on
the memo line put “Property Improvements” or “Prop
Imp”. Thank you for helping us keep our property in
good working order.
Ladies and gentlemen this was NOT a normal family.
Yet, through all of the aforementioned they were
connected to God. This is why they were Holy. God’s
favor was with them and Mary and Joseph NEVER
forgot this. God communicated His will for them in the
context of dreams, angels and prayer. Mary and Joseph
were led, guided, strengthened and encouraged by the
Spirit of God. Life was hard, dangerous and
unpredictable but they stayed connected to God. They
did not give up and courageously persevered.
My friends, family life is hard. The challenges that
confront us (socially, spiritually, financially, health wise)
are frequently unseen and unexpected. Today we are
reminded that it is precisely at these moments when
life is uncertain, unstable and perhaps even dangerous
that we stay in close connection to our Loving God.
Pastor’s Corner (cont’d)
As Christians of the Catholic tradition it is in the
moments of great difficulty and uncertainty that we stop
and pray and come to mass and are strengthened by
the Holy Eucharist. EMMANUEL: God is with us. Don’t
forget this!! May his presence guide and strengthen you
this Jubilee Year of Mercy.
Msgr. Jon F. Majarucon, Pastor
On The Cover — Holy Family with Saint John the Baptist
by Andrea del Sarto, circa 1529. Image courtesy of
arthermitage.org.
The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph
Liturgical Ministries
Environment: Maria Cabrera 964-9485, Mary & James Lac
964-3592, Sharon Marshall 968-3420
Eucharistic Ministers : Mass: Marcia Greiten, 705-8924
To the Sick/Homebound: Call the Parish Office, 967-5641
Lectors: Charles Kriech, 967-8886
Music: Dorothy Turner 968-0683, Bob & Patty Burnham
569-5858, John Vasellina, 964-3466 x1
Sacristans: Marie Lundfelt 687-4313
Ushers: Parish Office
Eucharistic Ministry to the Sick — If someone is at
Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital, a nursing home, or
homebound, and needs Eucharist brought to them,
please call the Parish Office at (805) 967-5641.
Anointing of the Sick — Anointing of the Sick is a
sacrament that is offered to those who
may be seriously ill or dying. Call the
Parish Office at (805) 967-5641 and one
of the priests on duty will arrange a time
to visit you in your home, nursing home, or hospital.
Funeral Ministry — St. Raphael Parish Staff is here to
serve you, your family, and friends during this time of
planning. Contact the Parish Office at (805) 967-5641.
Help Needed
Attention: All Parishioners — The Lector Ministry
needs new members, especially for the Saturday Vigil,
and the 7:30 am and 11:00 am Sunday Masses. Training
will be provided. Call Charles at 967-8886. Thank you.
Ministry to the Sick Coordinator Needed — We need
someone to coordinate the Ministry to the Sick and
Homebound. It would involve tracking the ministers who
take Holy Communion and to whom they take it, one
meeting a year with Msgr. Jon, and any notice for the
bulletin when more ministers are needed. Call Noël
Fuentes at (805) 683-9090 x7.
Parish Community News
Adult Bible Study —Wednesdays, 10:00 am, Room A/B,
Parish Center. Info: call Melissa (afternoons), 964-4570.
No Adult Bible study on December 30.
Archdiocese of Los Angeles — Pilgrimage Churches
for the Jubilee Year of Mercy — Santa Barbara Pastoral
Region: St. Louis De Montfort, Santa Maria; St. Raphael,
Goleta; Santa Clara, Oxnard.
In Need of Help?
Call St. Vincent de Paul 683-8535.
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Faith Formation
Adult Faith Formation (Holy Communion, Confirmation):
Noël Fuentes, 683-9090 x7
Bible Study: Melissa Colborn, 964-4570
Confirmation, Youth: John Vasellina, 964-3466 x1
Early Childhood Education: Cecilia Marks, 968-6008
Preschool: Jo Bittner, 967-4435
Religious Education (CCD):
English Coordinator: Karen Froelicher, 967-1641 x3
Bilingual Coordinator: Ana Cervantes, 967-1641 x4
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA): Noël Fuentes,
683-9090 x7
School: Principal, Michelle Limb, 967-2115
website: www.straphaelschoolsb.org.
Youth Ministry/LifeTeen: John Vasellina, 964-3466 x1,
[email protected]
Vocations, Parish Rep: John Switzer 967-8049
Altar Servers: Bruce Schumikowski, 964-4456 &
Karen Froelicher, 967-1641 x3
Bereavement: Noël Fuentes, 683-9090 x7
Children’s Liturgy of the Word: Nancy Panizzon, 964-5462
End of Life: Noël Fuentes, 683-9090 x7
120th Anniversary Pictorial Directory
Don’t miss out on your opportunity
to be included in this directory.
Sign up for your January 5-9 and
February 16-20 photo sessions
online: http://bit.ly/SRPortraits. If
you need to submit a photo for
special circumstances, please
contact Debby Gerken,
[email protected] or (805) 964-3824 for more
information. Contact Anna, (805) 896-2424 for Spanish.
New Year’s Eve Exposition and Benediction
A St. Raphael's Tradition Since 2000
December 31, 9:00 pm to midnight. At
midnight there will be Benediction
followed by a Rosary for Peace. Come
for the three hours or drop by to thank
our Lord for his blessings.
Eucharistic Adoration
Friday, January 1. The Blessed Sacrament will be
exposed after the 8:00 am Mass on Friday, January 1
until Solemn Benediction at 8:00 am on Saturday,
January 2. Chaplet of Divine Mercy, 3:00 pm on Friday.
For more information, call 967-7391, or email
[email protected].
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Saint Raphael Church
Please Pray for the Sick of Our Parish
Judith Aguirre
Deb Altomare
Nick Altomare
Steve Armitage
Stan Baran
Theresa Baran
Arturo Barrios
Donald Benn
Concepcion Macias
Blanco
Betty Blinde
Kevin Boever
Al Borgaro
Bert Bradley
Fritz Cahill
Carolyn Calandro
Irma Carrasco
David Carrell
Joe Cate
Fr. Frank Colborn
Michael Contreras
Juanita Corona
Milagros Crisostomo
Mauricio Cuevas
Marge Dana
Gary Davila
Rocio de la Pena
Kelly Diebold
Irene Dorado
Pat Dzierski
Dennis Dziubek
Joan Easterbrook
Connie Every
Mary Faila
Juan M. Figueroa
Gracie Fisher
Christian Franzen
Jessie Gonzales
Magdalena Graciano
Jose Guillen
Maria Elena
Gutierrez
Bill Hensel
John Hensel
Roberto Hernandez
Joe Herring
Rocky Honer
George Hopping
Mary Hopping
Phyllis Hudson
Mell Hueston
Yolanda Jimenez
George Karg
Austin Joseph Keefe
John Kelley
June Kelley
Mrs. Charles Lundfelt
Ann Magenheimer
Kristin Mahon
Maria Martinez
Laurie May
Michael Mina
Adam Montross
Byron Montross
Catherine Morris
Camille Moynihan
Roxanne Nomura
Ana Nungaray
Jose Nungaray
Teo Nungaray
Mike Orozco
Lorena OrtizSchneider
Helen Owen
Guadalupe Paz
Patricia Perez
Fr. Roy Persich
George Pinedo
Lucy Placencia
Patricia Polzin
Tom Puerling, Sr.
Terry Pugh
Lydia Ramirez
Jean Rich
Socorro Rivera
Delia Rodriguez
Gerardo Rodriguez,
Jr.
Salvador Roman
Maria Rosas
Donna Saar
Barbara Santos
Suzanne Saunders
David Schrader
Roy Schrader
Molly Shawl
Bill Shinn
John Sternot
Mildred Sternot
Connie Tafelski
Irene Tiegen
Dennis Tokumaru
Esther Tolis
Juan Valle
Ma. Del Carmen
Velasco R.
Bruce Wilroy
Kay Yuncker
Jose Ayala Zavala
If you need to add or remove immediate family from this list,
please contact the Parish Office: 967-5641.
Christ is born, that by his birth he might
restore your nature.
—St. Peter Chrysologus
The Year of Mercy
— Ideas for Corporal Works of Mercy —
Feed the Hungry
•
•
Volunteer at a food bank
Prepare and take a meal to someone in your
community who is seriously ill or welcoming home
a newborn.
December 27, 2015
Sociable Seniors
For information about Sociable Seniors,
call Eleanor Keller, 967-8296.
The Senior Travelers
American Queen Steamboat — Three-night BIG BAND
Cruise on the Lower Mississippi, plus one night (precruise) at The Riverside Hilton and two nights (postcruise) at the Park Hyatt Regency. Feb. 18-24. Includes
cabin, all meals, entertainment, some shore excursions
and more. Starts at $1,199 (interior cabin), pp double for
cruise AND hotel stay. Limited availability. Call Trip
Planner/Tour Escort Joan Magenheimer at 967-5444.
Leave name AND phone number. Itinerary, cabin prices,
and amenities list are available when you call.
Call Joan Magenheimer, 967-5444, for “Extended Trip”
info.
Spirituality & Fellowship
Divine Mercy: Martha Avila 964-4945. Meets monthly (usually
3rd Tuesday of the month) at 7:00 pm, in the church.
Eucharistic Adoration/Exposition: Margaret Priest 967-7391
Healing of Families: Dcn. Stephen Montross 964-9152
Intercessory Prayer: Cecilia Marks 968-6008 (English), meets
Tuesday, 7:00 pm, in the church “crying room”.
Marina Rodriguez 722-8933 (Spanish), meets Monday,
6:45 pm, in the church “crying room”.
Operation Outreach: Beth Fairfield 964-7919
Praise and Worship: Barbara Flynn. Meets Wednesdays at
6:30 pm, in the Conference Rm.
Rosary & Divine Mercy Prayer Group: Meets Thursdays,
8:30 am, in the church “crying room”.
Rosary Makers: Janet Fanucci 886-9723
St. Joseph Men’s Prayer Group: Bob Marks 968-6008. Meets
Wednesdays, 6:30 pm, in the church.
St. Raphael Bowling League: Joanne Anderson, 967-8645 or
Eleanor Paulazzo, 968-5240
Sociable Seniors: Eleanor Palazzo 968-5240, Paul Robillard
967-8860
The Gathering: Marie Mlodzik 967-4330
Service & Outreach
St. Vincent de Paul: 683-8535
Martha’s Ministry: Mary Penza 967-9609
Mary’s Meals: www.marysmealsusa.org
Parish Festival: Ed Leicht 681-0969, Glenn Schiferl 964-6013
Respect for Life: Rita Duley, 964-0121
Safeguard the Children: Msgr. Jon Majarucon 967-5641
Victims Assistance Ministry: Suzanne Healy (213) 637-7650
The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph
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St. Raphael School
Saint Raphael Youth Ministry
From the Principal’s Desk
Leading Teens
Closer to Christ
Dear St. Raphael School Families and Friends,
Important Dates:
January 4: School Resumes
January 11: Jeans for Jesus
January 12: Pep Rally at 1:00 pm
January 18: No school (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day)
High School Life Night: 5:30 pm Teen Mass and then
Life Night. For information on any of the teen programs,
contact: John 964-3466 x1 or Shanelle 964-3466 x2.
For teens interested in getting Baptized
and/or making First Communion:
In Mary’s Love,
Ms. Michelle Limb, Principal
We have a special sacrament class just for teens. This is
for all teens in 7th grade and older. Call John at
964-3466 x1 for more information or with questions.
♦
College-age Ministry (ages 18-24). All college-age
are welcome. Call 964-3466 x2 and ask for Christie.
LIFETEEN® and Confirmation News
Protecting Our Children
Take a time out to communicate. Sometimes, kids
need a place to go where they can say what they want,
and they won’t be immediately punished or have to deal
with a negative reaction. It’s important to make sure
your child has such a space or time – after dinner
conversations, an ice cream spot, riding home from
school – where they can tell you what’s on their mind,
good or bad, and you can just listen and discuss,
without taking the instant parental approach. If your
children feel safe talking to you openly, you are better
equipped to notice and handle any red flags in their
lives. For a copy of the VIRTUS® article “Modeling Good
Communication,” email: [email protected].
→ Confirmation Year 1 and 2 meets on Monday Nights
from 7:00 to 9:00 pm.
→ The second Year 1 Confirmation retreat will take
place on January 8-10.
→ Confirmation will be April 30. There will be two
Masses: one at 10:00 am and one at 2:00 pm.
→ Edge Junior High Ministry meets two times a month
on Thursdays from 7:00 pm to 8:45 pm.
→ “Men of God” and “Daughters of the King” both
meet every other Wednesday, 7:00 to 9:00 pm.
→ Full Circle, a support group for teenagers, meets
every other Wednesday from 7:00 to 9:00 pm.
→ Dos Pueblos Catholic Club meets Wednesdays at
lunch in room Q-13; pizza is one dollar per slice.
→ San Marcos Catholic Club meets Tuesdays at lunch in
room C-3; pizza is one dollar per slice.
→ Breakfast Club meets every other Thursday on late
start from 7:45 to 8:45 am at Cody's restaurant
(for San Marcos students).
For any additional information, contact John Vasellina,
Youth Minister, at 964-3466x1.
Angie Toyama/Terry Strickler Fund
The "Angie Toyama/Terry Strickler Fund" supports the
LIFETEEN® program at St. Raphael. It helps provide
financial assistance to teens for costs of the different
camps and conferences. Donations can be made to St.
Raphael Youth Ministry with “Angie Toyama” or “Terry
Strickler” on the memo line. Drop off donations at the
Parish Office, or mail to St. Raphael Church. Thank you!
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Saint Raphael Church
December 27, 2015
Parish Office and Catholic Community News
Parish Staff and Temporary Office Hours:
Sat. & Sun.: CLOSED. Also CLOSED during lunch
hour on Tues. and Fri., 11:30 am to 12:30 pm.
Mon., Wed., Thurs.: 8:30 am to 7:30 pm
Tues.: 8:30 am to 11:30 am and 12:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Fri.: 8:30 am to 11:30 am and 12:30 pm to 5:00 pm
After hours emergency pager: 897-6371.
Bulletin Submissions — Please submit items no later
than Friday, at Noon, nine days prior to the intended
Sunday bulletin. Parish organizations have priority. Items
must be emailed or typed clearly on paper. No phonein announcements please. Announcements may be
edited for space. Email: [email protected].
Parish Information
Bulletin: Deborah Correio, [email protected]
Business Manager: Noël Fuentes, 683-9090 x7
Finance/Accounting: Jacqui Leicht 967-5641 x101
Finance Council: Ed Leicht—Chairman 681-0969, Robert
Zaida, Joe Salcedo, Andrew Ochsner, John Hoenigman
Online Giving: Jacqui Leicht 967-5641 x101; internet: https://
www.myowngiving.com/Default.aspx?cid=1434
Parish Council: Pat Pigatti—Chairman 685-8794,
Lee Alfano, Susana Almazon, Kelly Almeroth, Jeff Barkhorn,
Stephanie Carlyle, Mario Coronado, Maureen Dougherty,
Cindy Hagon, Jesus Lopez, Christie Rojo, Bruce
Schumikowski, Linda Varesio, Craig Wines
Reception: Maria Romero 967-5641 x100
Website: Deborah Correio, [email protected]
~ Calendar Highlights This Week ~
Monday, December 28
St. Vincent de Paul, 2:00 pm, Conference Rm
Tuesday, December 29
Escuela de Evangelizacion, 7:00 pm, PC, MP Room
Wednesday, December 30
No Adult Bible Study
Thursday, December 31
New Year’s Eve Exposition and Benediction, 9:00 pm to
Midnight, Church
Friday, January 1
Happy New Year! Parish Office Closed.
24 Hour Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
begins after 8:00 am Mass
Saturday, January 2
Benediction, 8:00 am
In Our Community
24-Hour Help Line/Crisis Intervention: 692-4011 or
(800) 400-1572
Always Our Children: Support group for parents of LGBTQ
children, Joe & Kathie Schneider 687-4338
Catholic Charities Santa Barbara: 965-7045
Community Counseling Center: 962-3363
Engaged Encounter: http://www.ceeofla.org
Hospice of Santa Barbara: 563-8820
Jail Ministry (Restorative Justice): Michael Ledisa
(213) 705-5510
Knights of Columbus:
Grand Knight: John Kirk 967-5996
4th Degree: Ed Barrier 886-0190
Marriage Encounter: Jeanine and Russ Walker 648-4244
Medical Network: Supporting unplanned preganancies,
967-9096
Rachael’s Vineyard: Post-abortion support for women and
men (866) 272-2435
Rescue Mission: 966-1316
St. Vincent de Paul Society: 683-8535
Santa Barbara Pastoral Region Office: Bishop Robert Barron,
682-0442
Scouting:
Boy Scouts: Glenn Schiferl, 964-6013,
www.goleta105.com
Cub Scouts: Ryan Eardley, 651-9629
Girl Scouts: Stephanie Carlyle 968-6505, Jame Flint 962-6395
Venture Crew: Joe Bauer, 967-2211
Visiting Nurse and Hospice: 965-5555
Wider Catholic Community
Bishop Diego High School — Open House.
Wednesday, January 6, from 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm. A light
lunch will be served. OR: Tuesday, January 12 from
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm. Light refreshments will be served.
RSVP: Liv Gonzalez, Assistant Director of Admission,
967-1266, x101 or email: [email protected].
Newlyweds — Grow and strengthen the beautiful gift of
love that God has given you in the unity of marriage.
If you’ve been married for up to 5 years, you can
participate in “Newlyweds 101: God Centric”– a marriage
enrichment program. Series of 6 Monthly Friday Sessions
from January 22 – June 24. For more information:
archla.org/newlyweds101 or contact Candy Metoyer
[email protected] or call (213) 637-7250.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter — The next WWME
weekend is February 26-28 at the Best Western Canoga
Park. www.twocanlove.org, or contact Jeanine and Russ
Walker at (805) 648-4244.
La Sagrada Familia de Jesús, María y José
La Iglesia de San Rafael
Pagina Siete
Noticias de la Parroquia
Vida Familiar
Información Parroquial
La vida familiar es sagrada, pero no faltan las
dificultades. Este puede ser el mensaje más importante
que encontramos en las lecturas de hoy. Si Jesús, María y
José pueden tropezar de vez en cuando – desconectarse
– entonces no nos debe sorprender cuando eso mismo
nos ocurre a nosotros también. Y los padres dondequiera
que estén (hijos también) pueden ver el parecido – y
hasta consolarse – con el relato bíblico que habla de
María y José después de que Jesús les explica porqué se
quedó atrás en el templo. Escucharon sus palabras, nos
dice Lucas, “pero ellos no comprendieron lo que les
acababa de decir” (Lucas 2:50). ¡Amén! Sin embargo,
Jesús sí se va con ellos para la casa, y continúa creciendo
bajo su cuidado.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Lecturas De Hoy
Primera lectura—Ana entregó su hijo Samuel al Señor,
dejándolo en el templo de Siló: “Toda su vida, él está
cedido a Yavé” (1 Samuel 1:20-22, 24-28) o Sirácide 3:26, 12-14.
Salmo — Señor, dichosos los que viven en tu casa
(Salmo 84 [83]) o Salmo 128(127).
Segunda lectura—Somos hijos de Dios cuando creemos
en el nombre de su Hijo, Jesucristo, y nos amamos mutuamente como él nos ordenó (1 Juan 3:1-2, 21-24) o
Colosenses 3:12-21 [12-17].
Evangelio—José y María encuentran a Jesús perdido en
el templo en medio de los maestros, escuchando y haciendo preguntas (Lucas 2:41-52).
Salmo responsorial: Leccionario I © 1976, Comisión Episcopal de Pastoral
Litúrgica de la Conferencia del Episcopado Mexicano. Usado con permiso. Todos
los derechos reservados.
Directorio Pictórico de la Parroquia
“Lifetouch” tomara las
fotografías en nuestra
localidad. En su sesión de una
hora, usted podrá: registrarse;
ser fotografiado
profesionalmente; ver sus
retratos fotográficos
inmediatamente; contar con la
oportunidad para
comprar fotografías
adicionales. Cada familia
recibirá por su participación un retrato en tamaño 8x10 y
un directorio de cortesía. Para mas información: llame la
oficina de Parroquia, o Anna: (805) 896-2424.
Escuela de Evangelización (EDE): Sergio Lopez, 569-8726,
Andres Flores, 683-0389
Guadalupanos: Carlos Valenzuela, 680-5990
Comite de Liderazgo Hispano: Jesus Lopez, 895-4099
Ministros de la Eucaristía: Misa: Carlos Sanchez, 570-1838, y
Estela Santos, 683-6542
Para Los Enfermos: Carlos Sanchez, 570-1838 y Anna
Lopez, 689-5087
Liturgia Dominical Para Niños: Ester Lopez, 895-4099
Ujieres/Hospitalidad: Bernardo Lule, 964-9194
Evangelización:
Grupo de Oración: Jesús Lopez, 895-4099
Horas de Oficina (horario temporal) —
lunes, miércoles y jueves: 8:30 am a 7:30 pm
martes: 8:30 am a 11:30 am y 12:30 pm a 7:30 pm
viernes: 8:30 am a 11:30 am y 12:30 pm a 5:00 pm
sábado y domingo: CERRADO
Formación en la Fe — La Arquidiócesis de Los Ángeles
a través del Instituto de Pastoral y Evangelización
(IPE), un programa de formación en la fe de tres años,
ofrece clases mensuales de un fin de semana al mes en
el área de espiritualidad, teología, pastoral y formación
humana. La sede de reuniones es en la Parroquia de
San Rafael. Para más información: Sergio López
(805) 689-5087 ([email protected]) y Ana López
(805) 895-2027 ([email protected]).
Protegiendo a Los Niños
Tome un tiempo para comunicarse. Algunas veces
los niños necesitan un lugar donde puedan ir y decir lo
que quieran, y donde no serán castigados
inmediatamente o donde tengan que lidiar con una
reacción negativa. Es importante asegurar que su hijo o
hija tenga tal espacio o tiempo, que puede ser después
de las conversaciones de la cena, un lugar donde vaya
a comer helado, o el trayecto de la escuela a la casa,
donde él o ella puedan decirle lo que piensan, bueno o
malo, y que usted sólo pueda escucharlos y discutir, sin
tomar ninguna decisión inmediata. Si sus hijos se
sienten seguros al platicar con usted abiertamente,
usted estará mejor equipado/a para notar y manejar
cualquier dificultad en sus vidas. Para una copia del
artículo de VIRTUS® “Modeling Good
Communication,” (Modelando buena comunicación)
por favor envíe un email a: [email protected].
¿Necesita Ayuda?
Recuerde llamar al 683-8535, San Vicente de Paul.