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CLERGY
Pastor
Rev. Joseph Kim, OFM Conv.
Associate
Rev. Carlos Morales OFM Conv.
Deacon
Rev. Mr. Scott Palmer
Friars in Residence
Our Lady of
Guadalupe Church
Rev. Peter Mallin, OFM Conv.
Rev. Allen Ramirez, OFM Conv.
PARISH INFORMATION
244 Prospect Avenue
Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
Phone: (310) 372-7077
Fax: (310) 798-4051
ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
Offices Located on the Corner of
Prospect Ave. and Massey St.
Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 8:00am—4:00pm
Saturday
9:00am— 1:00pm
Sunday:
9:00am— 1:00pm
SCHOOL INFORMATION
Principal April Beuder
320 Massey Street
Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
Phone: (310) 372-7486
PARISH CONTACTS
Mass Schedule
Coordinator of Religious Ed
Ext 224
Sunday: 7:00AM, 8:00AM (Spanish), 9:45AM,
Theresa Avila
11:30AM, 6:30PM
Saturday Vigil: 5:00PM
Confirmation/Director Religious Ed Ext 226
Weekdays: 8:00AM
Tom Baumann
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Hispanic Ministry
Ext.222
Eucharistic Adoration
Fr. Carlos Morales
Tuesday
4:00PM—7:00PM
(310) 349-9609
Spanish Baptisms
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Bookkeeper
Ext.227
Saturday: 9:00AM—10:00AM
Robin Bosmajian
Sacrament of Baptism
Ext.221
Parish Secretary
Baptisms are celebrated in English and Spanish.
Jodi Scully
Please call the Parish Office for more Information
Music Director
Ext.223
Sacrament of Marriage
Bobbi Lynn Lambert
Contact the Parish office for information
OLG Webmaster
[email protected]
six months prior to the ceremony
Raciel Diaz
Anointing of the Sick
Lectors & Eucharistic Ministers
Please call the Parish Office early in the case of a serious illness or
[email protected]
before surgery and hospital care.
RCIA
[email protected]
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OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE CHURCH
Can It be?
The Holiday
Season
is
Around the
Corner!!!!!
The
Holiday
Season is getting
closer. It always
is a very busy time here at Church and in
your family. In the midst of your busy Season, commit yourself to making this Season
memorable. Create some wonderful memories for yourself and your family. Remember
frequent, if not daily, acts of kindness. Use
this Season to grow in Faith, Hope and Love.
Thanksgiving Mass
Each year we
gather
to
share a meal
with
our
loved ones on
Thanksgiving
eve, but we
also gather as
a faith community
on
Thanksgiving morning. The Thanksgiving Mass will
be at 9AM. THERE WILL NOT BE AN 8AM
MASS FOR THIS DAY. You and your family are
welcome to bring a basket of food and wine that will
be used at your Thanksgiving feast to be blessed at
Mass. Please arrive early and put your basket by the
altar. Let us express our gratitude to God in community.
THE PARISH OFFICE
WILL BE CLOSED
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 11, 2015
HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA
God’s Word
Today
On one of Rome’s
seven hills stands the
cathedral church of
the Diocese of Rome,
the Basilica of Saint
John Lateran. Since
this church is the
Pope’s diocesan cathedral, it is significant in the history of Catholicism.
Attached to the basilica is a large baptistry, whose inscription reminds us of our universal call to holiness:
“Think not your sins too many or too great: birth in
this stream is birth to holiness.” As we celebrate the
commemoration of the dedication of this great
church, let us be one with all who have been born to
new life in the waters of Holy Baptism. The Feast of
the Dedication of Lateran Basilica is Monday, November 9th. Please join us at the 8AM Mass
Knight of Columbus Tootsie Roll Drive
Look for the Knights of Columbus this weekend at all the
Masses at the back of the
church. They will be handing
our Tootsie Rolls and gratefully accepting your donations. Please support
this annual drive for young adults with developmental disabilities residing at the two Star
homes locate in Torrance
If you are not already an active member
of this community, consider sharing in
what we have to offer. Our parish is
here to assist all who wish to know God
more deeply. We serve the community
through outreach, education, social activities, sacramental preparation, and
comfort of the sick and those who
mourn. Feel free to call on us if we may
be of service to you in any way
TREINTASEGUNDODOMINGODELTIEMPOORDINARIO PÁGINADÍA2
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LA FE DEBE SER RADICAL.
Hoy nos encontramos con la pobre viuda que viene a dar todo a Dios , todo lo que le queda. Una
mujer sin protección probablemente, nadie que se ocupe de ella, y seguro por eso dispuso de todo
lo suyo para donarlo.
Aquella mañana una más de la larga hilera de días en suma pobreza sintió la necesidad de dar lo
que la quedaba y envuelta en su velo va a ese templo en el que tantas horas ha pasado orando a
Dios.
Y escondida entre la multitud, empujada a un lado, tal vez, por un donante más poderoso, llega al
canasto del templo, y como pidiendo al Señor perdón por la pequeñez de su donativo se retira de
nuevo escondida en su velo, nadie la ha visto, como ella quería, sólo Dios.
Sí, nadie se ha fijado en ella sino es para esquivar su pobreza. Solo Dios, sólo el Señor Jesús no
quiere dejar en el anonimato la generosidad de esos cinco céntimos ofrecidos a Dios de todo corazón. Y se va la mujer sintiendo en su corazón la cálida mirada del Señor. La pobre mujer va a su
casa a pasar hambre, pero el corazón de Dios se va con ella, porque para Dios no hay anónimos,
para Dios no somos nombres en una lista de donantes, somos cada uno hijos predilectos.
Para el Senor los santos preferidos son los desconocidos como la viuda del evangelio, de los que
nadie se ocupa solamente Dios porque ve la grandeza de sus acciones y de su fe.
Dos cosas importantes para recordar y practicar: A Dios no le gustan las grandes pompas o ceremonias para darse a conocer, hoy nos encontramos con , eso realidad en el evangelio, y nos dira
también, El que ora, ore en su casa a puerta cerrada. El que ayune que disimule el ayuno. El que
da limosna que su derecha no sepa lo que hace su izquierda.
Que las cosas de Dios se hacen en silencio y en lo escondido, como el crecer de las flores del campo se hace sin testigos. Y de la noche a la mañana el campo es una alfombra de flores, como la semilla esa raíces y tallo y espigas son que los hombres se den cuenta.
El mismo Reino de Dios, teniendo todos los derechos para imponerse en el mundo entero, no lo
hace con escudos y lanzas, con trompetas y megafonía, lo hace en el silencio del contagio de un
trocito de levadura que fermenta todo, lo hace la pequeñez del grano de mostaza insignificante.
Otra lección es la radicalidad… “Deja que los muertos entierre a sus muertos”, “Vende todo y dalo
a los pobres”, “Si echas mano del arado y miras atrás no serás digno del Reino. Y en las lecturas
de hoy hay radicalidad: la viuda de Sarepta que da el pan que iba camino de la boca de su hijo al
profeta Elías; la viuda del evangelio que da todo lo que necesitaba para vivir; Jesús que se sacrifica una vez… da su vida por todos nosotros.
Atención Lectores
Pueden pasar a la oficina
parroquial para obtener
el manual para lectores,
“Palabra de Dios”.
El
donativo es es de $15.00,
para cubrir el gasto de
envío.
THIRTYSECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Stewardship at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
ENVELOPE&PLATETOTAL11/1/15
AVERAGEPARISHPAY
TOTALCOLLECTION10/225/15
$7,600.00
$3,200.00
$10,800.00
With the Holiday Season, our calendar year is coming to an end. If your finances allow it, please consider making a year-end gift to the Parish. In making year-end gifts, we encourage you to designate
your gift. Possible designations could be our parish
maintenance, Niland Fund, music program, Handin Hand, School tuition help or Religious Education. Thanks for ALL you do!
ParishPay, the electronic offertory giving system
allows you to set up your monthly offertory commitment right from your home computer and have
it automatically deducted from your bank account
or credit card every month. No having to remember to send a check while on vacation or doubling
your gift the next week. Other benefits to you include:
x Better control of your monthly gift like you have
with bills you pay online.
x Securely transfers directly from your account with
bank-level security encryption.
x End-of-the-year report on all your gifts that you can
use for tax deductions.
x Earn reward points by using your credit card to pay
your monthly gift.
x Helps the environment – no more paper envelopes
and checks!
Plus you feel good knowing you’re still doing
your part even when you’re away. If you haven’t
already enrolled, why not sign up today? It only
takes 3 minutes, and you can enroll directly online
at www.parishpay.com or by calling 1-866PARISH1 (727-4741).
LECTOR WORKBOOKS
AVAILABLE AT THE
PARISH OFFICE
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Thanksgiving
F o o d
Drive
As
you
begin
to
make plans
and preparations
forthis
y e a r ’ s
Thanksgiving celebration, please consider playing
a vital role in the lives of a family in need.
Hand’N’Hand volunteers are once again seeking
sponsors to help some of the less fortunate members of our parish community. If you or your organization would like to sponsor a family please
call Daniel or Carla Rodriguez at (310)379-4785
or email at :
[email protected] for further details.
This year we will be collecting food on November
Did You Know
Archdiocese offers program to empower children
Abuse prevention includes
empowering children by
teaching them body safety
rules and steps they can
take to ensure their own safety. The Archdiocese of Los Angeles currently offers ageappropriate prevention programs for children by VIRTUS®. All of the programs encourage parent involvement in reinforcing
what their children learn by providing parent
information and materials so that parents
may fulfill their role as the “primary educators” of their children. For information visit:http://www.la-archdiocese.org/org/
protecting/safeguard/Pages/education.aspx
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Conventual Franciscan Christmas Cards
2015Available after All Masses
The purchase of these cards represents a donation by the sender to support the Conventual
Franciscan Mission in Vietnam. Cards will be
available at the parish office or at the back of the
church after designated Masses.
Mark Your Calendars Now.
The Feast of Our patroness Our Lady of Guadalupe is right around the corner. This year
the Feast is on Saturday, December 12th.
Our Parish community will celebrate with
Mananitas for Our Lady of Guadalupe at
Midnight on Friday, December 11th with Rosary and Mariachis at midnight(
Spanish). Mass will also be celebrated on
Saturday December 12th at 8AM(English),
and 5:00PM (Bilingual) . Please look at future bulletins for more events planned for
this day.
Here rests in glory,
an American Soldier
know but to God.”
Inscription on the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
The courage and patriotism of all men and women who have served
and are serving in the Armed Services of the United States are honored on Veterans Day. It is a
day to honor veterans...a day dedicated to world
peace.” Observances are held throughout the
country on this federal holiday in the form of
prayer services, rallies, assembly programs, parades, patriotic speeches, and flag displays. The
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery where thousands of service personnel are buried, is the focus of the nation’s tribute. Many men and women died to win American’s political victories and our way of life. On
this Veterans Day, Americans will honor their
dedication and sacrifice with new eyes and a
heightened sense of thanksgiving.
All Gave Some…Some Gave All!
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Liturgical Ministers Schedule
November 1, 2015
Eucharistic Minister Lectors
5:00PM
Betty Hacker
Tom Bruce
Richard Divinski Laurie Paolozzi
Sophia Byrne
Jill Graves
7:00AM
Quinn Merritt
Sara Walker
Daniel Villa
Tom Baumann
Ron Alpine
8:00AM
Maritza Herrera
Raquel Mora
Carmen Rodriguez
Sofia Byrne
Casilda Cervantes
Christopher Villanueva
Patricia Alaves
Luis Lopez
Fidel Leanos
9:45
VictoriaPrice
AnnNolan
Jon Galvez
Ken Keller
Monique Akker
Jonathan Riddick
John Parato
Joe Warwick
Lily Lee
11:30AM
Lauren Sablan
Brad Gusich
Vicki Lee
Mike Sisson
David Lee
Eileen Sisson
Paul Tenorio
AltarServers
Caitlyn Garcia
Connor Kelly
Daniel Kelly
Geni Walker
Daniel Augusto
Matthew Walker
NoahRiddick
C.Ladaw
Briana Perez
NiaResonable
Emilee.Reasonable
BrianaPerez
I will go anywhere and do
anything in order to
communicate the love of Jesus
to those who do not
know him of have
forgotten him.
-St Francis Xavier Cabrini
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2015
5:00PM
=Irene Ihnat (Fields Family)
SUNDAY, November 8, 2015
7:00AM
Int of Our Parishioners
8:00AM
=Jonathan Villatoro (Family)
9:45AM
Tony Franck (Family)
11:30AM
All Souls Novena
6:30PM
=Joseph Alareon (Tess)
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2015
8:00AM
All Souls Novena)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 2015
8:00AM
All Souls Novena
WEDNESDAY, November 11, 2015
8:00AM
Ignacio DeLaTorre (Natividaad Arellano)
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2015
8:00AM
Alejandro Byrne (Sophia)
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2015
8:00AM
Thanksgiving Neil & Claudia Razon
& Family(Tess Schell)
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2015
8:00AM
Thanksgiving Daniel & Rosemary Villa
& Family (Tess Schell)
Carmen Santiyan, Vickie Lopez,
Maria Enriquez, Dolores Ruby Bejarano, Jimmy Arena, Phillip
Hameson, Vanessa Quinteros, Julian Zawlocki, Christian Nagasugi,
Don Dosman, Arianna Carrione,,
Ramon Ortiz, Kenneth Hahn, Matt West, Tony De Castro,
Dolores Mansanto, Bobby Burt,, Anne Harris, Odilia Alvizures,
Yvonne Dahle, George Anderson, Barbara Malina, Marie Hoffman Demarse, Christopher Cruz, Gail Romero, Blain Price, Jerry
Fox, Ruth & Hector Minera, Shirley Erickson, Madeline Arnold,
Hank Arnold, Donna English, Angie Hegedus, Martha
Zavala,, Carlotta Carrillo, Andre Farias, Rosario Ruiz,
Del & Christine Orozco, George Tumanjon, Bob Park
Sr, Mary Ann Hayden, Mary Cueto, Bernardo Rosero, Cathy
Omatsu, Nieves Gonzales, Francis Fernando, Armando Byrne,
Paige Garnica, Jenny Garnica, Elvira Orellana, Michael Villatoro,
Juanita Wilmarth, Sonia Nichols, Yolanda Cascio, Chyna Price,
Bill Strauss, Cindee Bilang, Joyce Armijo John Stupy,
Helen Rausch
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61 shopping
days left!!!!
Why not get a jump on Christmas
and avoid the crowds. Shop from
the comfort of home with our new
extensive Scrip available you are
certain to find the perfect gift for everyone on your list and maybe something for yourself as well, and all
the time raising money for our school. Scrip is available at the school office during school hours and at
the church office on the weekends. If we do not have your scrip available we will order it for you. For
questions please call Rosemary Villa our Scrip Administrator