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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Third Sunday of Advent
MASS SCHEDULE
Sunday:
December 13, 2015
NEW
ENGLISH 6:30 am, 8:00 am,
* 9:30 am, 11:30 am, 5:00 pm
ESPAÑOL * 1:30 pm, * 7:00 pm
* Children’s Liturgy of the Word
Saturday: 8:15 am Liturgy of the Word
5:00 pm (Vigil)
Week Days:
Morning Prayer: 7:55 am
Morning Mass: Monday - Friday 8:15 am
Rosary recited after the Morning Mass
OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP NOVENA
Every Thursday after the Morning Mass
FIRST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH
Eucharistic Adoration: 8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Benediction: 5:30 pm
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturday (bilingual): 3:45 pm - 4:45 pm
1st and 2nd Sunday of Month (bilingual):
6:00 pm - 6:50 pm
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Monday – Thursday: 8:30am - 7:00 pm
Fridays:
8:30am - 4:30 pm
Saturday:
8:30am - 7:00 pm
Sunday:
9:00am - 3:00 pm
10727 So. Downey Ave.
Downey, CA. 90241
Phone: (562) 923-3246
Fax (562) 862-7020
Email: [email protected]
www.olphdowney.org
Information and requirements about
Baptisms, Marriages, Anointing of the
Sick, and Quinceañeras, see page 8.
December 13, 2015
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PASTOR’S COLUMN
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
I saw this reflection in Exploring the Sunday Readings published by Twenty-third
Publications and wanted to share it with you.
WHAT SHO ULD WE DO ?
“And what is it that we should do?” Luke 3:10-18
The same question is put to John the Baptist three times by the crowds, by tax
collectors and by soldiers: What should we do?
Later in Luke’s Gospel, lawyers and leaders approach Jesus with the same inquiry.
It’s one thing to hear pious teachings wash over us in a religious setting.
It’s another to respond with our lives, to allow a living word to attach itself to
our reality and to make a difference.
Nodding our heads in the pews just makes us members of the band of selfrighteous.
This word is meant to propel us to act.
The answer this question receives is never vague or spiritualized.
Neither John nor Jesus ever say: offer more ritual sacrifices, pray more prayers.
Instead, the response is always to share with those in need, stop cheating the
powerless, stop hungering for more than what we need.
Gospel action is concrete, material, and it costs us something we can feel tangibly.
The moment we realize that the Gospel doesn’t ask us simply to come to church
and refrain from doing obviously bad things, we’ve finally heard it right.
Question for Reflection:
When did you first feel compelled by your faith to do more than go to church?
What does being a Christian mean for you today?
Third Sunday of Advent
SPECIAL COLLECTION
RETIREMENT FUND FOR RELIGIOUS
DECEMBER 12 AND 13
WHY WE ASK YOU TO HELP
Skyrocketing Costs
 There are more than 33,000 religious past age
70 living in the United States. In 2014, the average annual cost for their care was over $40,000
per person.
 For each of the last six years, the total cost to
support women and men religious has exceeded
$1 billion.
Insufficient Income
 Over the last 30 years, the number of religious
needing care has risen sharply while the number
able to serve in compensated ministry has
steadily declined. In 2014, 66 percent of the religious communities providing data to the National
Religious Retirement Office (NRRO) had a median age of 70 or higher.
 For most of their lives, elder religious worked for
small stipends. There were no 401(k) plans or
pensions.
 Religious communities are financially autonomous and solely responsible for the support and
care of all members. Income, earnings, and expenses are managed separately from the parish
and diocesan structures of the Catholic Church.
 The average annual Social Security benefit for a
religious is $6,048, while the average U.S. beneficiary receives $15,936.
HOW THE RFR MAKES A DIFFERENCE
Generous Donations and Careful Stewardship
 Over the last 25 years, Catholics in the United
States have donated $755 million to the RFR.
 Over 93 percent of donations to the RFR aid
elder religious, with 7 percent used for administration.
Financial and Consultative Support
 Since 1989, nearly $634 million has been distributed to support the day-to-day care of elderly
sisters, brothers, and religious order priests.
 An additional $84 million has been allocated toward self-help projects initiated by religious communities, including collaborative health-care facilities and comprehensive retirement planning.
 In 2009, the National Religious Retirement Office
(NRRO) implemented a new process to help religious communities that are critically underfunded
for retirement address their funding shortfalls.
Since then, the NRRO has helped 104 communities develop long-range retirement strategies.
Data on women and men religious obtained from the NRRO database of
participating religious institutes as of December 31, 2014.
From the Servant’s Heart
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An Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Divine Mercy
Last Tuesday, December 8, we started what Pope
Francis has declared the "Jubilee Year of Divine
Mercy." It is "extraordinary" because a jubilee year is
normally celebrated every 25 years. It goes to show
how much our Holy Father would like us to look to
"The Divine Mercy" and to become bearers of his
Divine Mercy through forgiveness and "corporal
works of mercy" that will bring about peace in this
turbulent world marred by violence, hate, and despair. I strongly encourage each one of us to have a
strong devotion to "The Divine Mercy." Most of all,
to truly take concrete "actions of mercy" in every
possible way we can everyday this Year of Mercy.
"It is better to light a candle than to curse
the darkness." (Chinese proverb)
"A Christmas Miracle Story"
Join us at our Simbang Gabi celebration on Friday,
December 18 at 7 pm hear the story of a miracle of a
desperate couple. I encourage our Filipino Community to unite and serve OLPH on this occasion in
whatever way possible. This is a way of "giving back"
to our beloved community that has helped us in
many ways especially in our faith life.
A special thanks to Chito and Susan Romero
whose leadership has made everything possible.
Muchisimas gracias to Dn. Carlos and Betty Origel for
leading the Hispanic Community in helping to serve
in this event. Thank you very much to Julie Bosdachin
for preparing everything we need for Simbang Gabi!
We owe it to you, JB! A special thanks to our Filipino
friends from the choirs of St. Raymond Church and
Holy Family Church, Artesia. They will bring us beautiful Tagalog church music for the celebration.
"Maraming salamat" (Thank you) Francis Tanglao and
Lulu Macaspac!
"Why Don't You Give Love On Christmas Day!"
Thank you so very much for "giving love" to someone this Christmas through our "Gift Giving Tree"
project. I've even seen a family take home three
cards! That means three children will have Christmas
smiles because of a very generous family that gives
love this holiday season. Thank you so very much for
responding to that call to share. Thank you, Theresa
Nicholas, for organizing this outreach!
“
LPH with a HEART”
Fr. Joseph
December 13, 2015
OX BOX
Please donate a pair of NEW
socks for the homeless for Christmas.
Every year, the OLPH Skid Row Sandwich
Program presents a new pair of socks along with
a Christmas lunch for the homeless on Skid Row.
The Sox Box is located inside in the front of
church. The box will be there until December 20.
Thank you in advance for your generosity.
GOOD-BYE OLPH
Dear Father Joseph, Staff, Ministers, and
Congregation of Our Lady of Perpetual Help,
After eleven years of music ministry at the
5:00 Sunday Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual
Help, it is with full hearts that Theresa and I say
goodbye. We have received and accepted an
offer to become the Music and Liturgy Directors
of a beautiful Catholic Parish in Portland, Oregon. It is an exciting challenge and opportunity
for us, and we are looking forward to this new
adventure in our lives. It is a blessing that this
new parish is close to Mychal's parents and extended family, and they are excited that we will
be moving nearer to them.
We have so many great memories of all the
beautiful Liturgies we have been part of, and all
the wonderful people we have gotten to know
over the years. Thank you for all the encouragement and support you have given us. It means
more than we can say. A special thank you to
Jasmine, Krystal, and James, who have lifted us
up with their great music and singing, and their
tremendous dedication to making the Mass as
beautiful as possible. Also, a very special thank
you to Father Joseph, who has inspired us and
supported us in so many ways! We will miss all
of you very much!
We will be here through the Fourth Sunday
of Advent, at the 5:00 Sunday Mass. Thank you
to all of you who have blessed us over the
years. You are forever in our hearts, and we
love and appreciate you
very much!
Gratefully,
Mychal and Theresa Lotz
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LITURGY 101
GAUDETE SUNDAY: REJOICE!
The Third Sunday of Advent is Gaudete Sunday,
the 'pink candle' Sunday, the Sunday we light the
pink candle on the Advent wreath. Gaudete is the
imperative plural form of the Latin verb gaudere (to
rejoice). It is a command ordering us to rejoice! In
these days of penance and preparation leading up to
the feast of our Savior's birth, it reminds us of the joy
that is to come, and serves, amid this season of penance, as a kind of 'break' when we recall the hope we
have because of the coming of Jesus.
In Advent, we not only celebrate the first coming
of our Lord, but eagerly prepare for His Second Coming as well, when the restoration of all things takes
place. Too often many of us shudder at the thought
of our Lord's coming in glory, as if it were a frightening event--and certainly it will be for those who
knowingly rejected Jesus. But for Christians who persevere it will be our great deliverance from the troubles and trials of this world. All the world will bend
the knee - some in terror - but as for God's friends,
they will bend the knee in joyful adoration as Jesus
takes His place as King. The earliest Christians cried
'Maranatha! Come Lord Jesus!' expecting Jesus to
come at any moment. So should we - we should long
for His return with our lamps trimmed and our souls
ready. It is indeed something to celebrate--and prepare for. Advent turns our hearts and minds to this
reality.
By John Mallon, Catholic Online
Third Sunday of Advent
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KIDS CORNER
SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN
Help Joseph and Mary
get to the stable.
SAFETY IS KEY EVEN WHEN VISITING
SANTA CLAUS
Visiting Santa Claus can be a grand and positive
childhood experience. However, some people who
seek to bring Santa to life in a child’s world are not
deserving of our trust. Make sure your child knows
that there are special rules for Santa and that parents or guardians must always be with the child
when he or she visits Santa. One rule to consider is
encouraging your child to stand next to Santa or sit
on the floor between his feet rather than sitting on
his lap.
For a copy of the VIRTUS® article “Safety for Children AND Santa’s Helpers,” email: [email protected].
For more information, call our Parish Contact
Theresa Nicholas at 562) 862-7268.
STEWARDSHIP
Collection for Weekend of December 6, 2015
# of envelopes
Electronic
END OF THE YEAR TAX WRITE OFF IDEAS
If you are looking for a tax
write-off, please consider a
donation to any of the
following:
OLPH tuition scholarships
OLPH Building fund
Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall
Together in Mission Campaign 2015
376
64
Sunday Regular Collection
Immaculate Conception
Retirement for Religious Fund
School Support
Capital Improvements
$16,803
$146
$180
$1,110
$3,000
HOLY HUMOR
OUT OF THE LOOP
Mr. Norton was in the hospital
recovering from an operation when
the nurse on duty received a call
from a man who asked how
Mr. Norton was doing.
"Oh, quite well. We expect he'll be released
in the morning."
PAPAL INTENTIONS FOR DECEMBER
"Very good, thank you."
General Intention: That all may experience the
mercy of God, who never tires of forgiving.
"May I ask who is calling so that I can tell Mr.
Norton?" inquired the nurse.
Missionary Intention: That families, especially
those who suffer, may find in the birth of Jesus
a sign of certain hope.
"This IS Mr. Norton. The doctors don't tell
me anything!"
Cybersalt.org
Tercer Domingo del Adviento
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MINISTERIO HISPANO
Queridos Hermanos y Hermanas en Cristo,
Vi esta reflexión en Exploring the Sunday Readings publicada por Twenty-third
Publications y quiero compartirla con ustedes.
QUÉ DEBEMOS HACER?
“¿Y qué es lo que deberíamos hacer?” San Lucas 3:10-18
La misma pregunta le hacen tres veces a Juan el Bautista, la multitud, los publicanos
y los soldados: ¿qué debemos hacer?
Más adelante en el Evangelio de Lucas, abogados y líderes se acercan a Jesús con la
misma pregunta.
Una cosa es oír enseñanzas piadosas en un ambiente religioso, y otra es responder con
nuestras vidas, para permitir que la palabra viva se una a nuestra realidad y haga la
diferencia.
Asintiendo con la cabeza en las bancas sólo nos hace miembros de la banda de
santurrones.
Esta palabra está destinada a impulsarnos a actuar.
La respuesta a esta pregunta nunca es vaga o espiritualizada.
Ni Juan ni Jesús dicen: ofrezcan más sacrificios rituales, recen más oraciones.
En cambio, la respuesta es siempre compartir con aquellos en necesidad, dejar de
engañar a los pobres, dejar de querer más de lo que necesitamos.
La acción del Evangelio es concreta, verdadera y nos cuesta algo que podamos sentir
tangiblemente.
En el momento que nos damos cuenta de que el evangelio no nos pide simplemente
que vengamos a la iglesia y nos abstengamos de hacer obviamente cosas malas,
finalmente hemos escuchado bien.
PREGUNTA PARA REFLEXIONAR:
¿Cuando te haz sentido obligado por tu fe a hacer más que solo ir a la iglesia?
¿Qué significa hoy para ti ser un cristiano ?
Oraciones y bendiciones, Padre Joseph
13 de diciembre, 2015
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PROTEGIENDO LOS NIÑOS
LA SEGURIDAD ES CLAVE AUN CUANDO SE
VISITE A SANTA CLAUS
Visitar a Santa Claus (Papá Noel) puede ser una gran
experiencia para niños y muy positiva. Sin embargo,
algunas personas que buscan darle vida a Santa Claus en
el mundo de un niño no merecen siempre toda nuestra
confianza. Asegúrese que su hijo o hija sepan que existen
reglas especiales para Santa Claus y que los padres de
familia o guardianes deben siempre estar con los niños
cuando ellos visiten a Santa. Una regla a considerar es
animar a su hijo o hija a pararse al lado de Santa Claus o
sentarse en el piso entre sus pies en lugar de hacerlo
sobre sus piernas.
Para una copia del artículo VIRTUS® “Safety for
Children AND Santa’s Helpers,” (Seguridad para los niños
y para los ayudantes de Santa”, envíe un email a:
[email protected].
COLECTA ESPECIAL HOY
FONDO PARA LA JUBILACIÓN DE RELIGIOSOS
12 Y 13 DE DICIEMBRE
HORARIO DE MISAS
Noche Buena - 24 de diciembre
4:00 pm misa (inglés)
5:30 pm misa para niños (inglés)
10:00 pm misa (inglés)
12:00 am Misa de Gallo (español)
Día de Navidad - 25 de diciembre
9:30 am (inglés)
11:30 am (inglés)
1:30 pm (español)
HORARIO DE LA OFICINA
jueves, 24 de diciembre
La oficina se cerrará a las 7:30 pm
viernes, 25 de diciembre
Horario de oficina: cerrada
Generaciones de católicos recuerdan con gratitud
la labor que ellos desempeñaron en escuelas,
hospitales y agencias de servicio social católicos. Sin
embargo, años de servir por poca o ninguna paga
han resultado en que ahora sus comunidades
religiosas carecen de suficientes ahorros para la
jubilación y el cuidado de sus ancianos.
POSADA
TRADICIONAL
Sábado, 19 de diciembre
6:00 pm - auditorio de la
escuela
Su donativo al Fondo para la Jubilación de
Religiosos ayuda con las recetas médicas, cuidados
de enfermería y más. Les rogamos que sean
generosos.
Habrá: Piñatas y bolos
Tendremos café,
champurrado y pan dulce
CAJA DE CALCETINE
Por favor, donen un par de calcetines NUEVOS.
Cada año regalamos un par de calcetines nuevos,
junto con un almuerzo de Navidad a los pobres del
Skid Row.
Por favor apoye nuestros esfuerzos para hacer
esta Navidad un poco mejor para los
desafortunados.
La caja de calcetines está situada en frente de
iglesia. La caja estará allí hasta el 20 de diciembre.
Gracias de antemano por su generosidad.
DIRECTORIO DEL MINISTERIO HISPANO
RESPONSABLES:
Rev. Francisco G. Adame
Diácono Carlos Origel
COLABORADORES:
Maria Bertieri • Rosa Bulnes • Emma Romo
Teresa Morales • Higinio y Olimpia Cosio • Aaron Lugo
CORO: 1:30 pm y 7 pm
ENSAYOS DE LOS COROS jueves 7 pm
GRUPO DE ORACIÓN lunes 7 pm
GRUPO DE JOVENES
ROSARIO martes 6 pm
APOSTOLADO DE LA CRUZ viernes 7 pm
ENCUENTRO MATRIMONIAL miércoles 7 pm
CURSILLOS DE CRISTIANDAD
DIVORCIADOS Y SEPARADOS
Efrain Andrade
(323) 560-9195
Maria Bertieri
Alejandra Rivera
Aaron Lugo
Rosa Bulnes
Higinio y Olimpia Cosio
Miguel y Teresa Vela
Maria Paredes
923-8294
382-3077
806-9823
417-6624
923-6839
879-9516
397-6444
December 13, 2015
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DIRECTORY
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday, December 12
8:15 am
Eleanor Bavero RIP)
Sunday, December 13
6:30 am
Mr & Mrs Vidal Noel (RIP)
8:00 am
Margaret Marie Cochran (RIP)
9:30 am
Neno Ramos (RIP)
11:30 am Pro Populo (parishioners of OLPH)
1:30 pm
Orestes Velasquez (RIP)
5:00 pm
Rosita Mayorga
7:00 pm
Otilia Lucia Cabrera (RIP)
Monday, December 14
8:15 am
Maria Flores (RIP)
Tuesday, December 15
8:15 am
Herbert Alberts (RIP)
Wednesday, December 16
8:15 am
Elena Velasquez (RIP)
Thursday, December 17
8:15 am
Gustavo Triay (RIP)
Friday, December 18
8:15 am
Rosemary Warnstedt (RIP)
Saturday, December 19
5:00 pm
Msgr Patrick Carey (RIP)
Pastor of OLPH 1941-1972
Sunday, December 20
6:30 am
Mr & Mrs Roberto Noel (RIP)
8:00 am
Greg Gardner (RIP)
9:30 am
Yvonne Navar (RIP)
11:30 am Lawrence Gamboa (RIP)
1:30 pm
Pro Populo (parishioners of OLPH)
5:00 pm
Mr & Mrs Panfilo Tura
7:00 pm
Jesusita Miranda Maldonado (RIP)
WE PRAY TO THE LORD
For those suffering illness, infirmity,
and those in need of our prayers.
For those who have gone before us,
Life has changed, not ended.
 Giovanni Tallini
 Marlene Taylor
 Alice Kobzeff
 Jose & Martha Alonso
 Terry Lambros
 Charles Denisac
 Peter Nadell
 Maria Angeles Herrera
 Antonio Rodriguez
 Marcello Bisarelo
Lord, Hear Our Prayers
Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they
protect us. Bless them and their families. We ask this in the name
of thy Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. Amen
Adminstrator Pro-Tem:
STAFF
Rev. Joseph Magdaong
Associate Pastor:
Rev. Francisco Garcia Adame
Regular Sunday Supply:
Bishop Joe Sartoris - Retired
Rev. Celso Marquez, MSpS
Deacon Couples:
Charles and Olivia Denisac
Carlos and Betty Origel
Parish Business Manager:
Betty Origel - ext. 205
[email protected]
Secretary:
Maria Ariza - ext. 201
[email protected]
Bulletin Editor:
Erika Sanchez - ext. 221 [email protected]
Family Life Director:
Olivia Denisac - ext. 204
Liturgy Coordinator:
Julie Bosdachin - ext. 211 [email protected]
Development/Facility:
Hector Perez - ext. 220
Director of Music:
Amy Brent - ext. 211
Pastoral Council:
Chair: John Saavedra
Co-Chair:Nancy Egizii
Finance Council:
Chair: Ray Brown
Vice-Chair: Debbie Hale
Regional Vocations Director:
Rev. Angel Castro - St. Helen’s (562) 563-3522
[email protected]
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE HOURS:
Monday - Thursday (3:30pm - 8:30pm)
(562) 862-7268
[email protected]
Director:
Theresa Nicholas
Secretary:
Mary Rogers
Confirmation Coordinator:
Daniel Rodriguez
Sunday Coordinator:
Sara Ponce
Communion Coordinator:
Maria Estevez
RCIA/RCIT Coordinator:
Ruby Gaytan [email protected]
OLPH SCHOOL
10441 Downey Ave., Downey
562-869-9969
Principal:
Gina Aguilar
PARISH MINISTRIES & ORGANIZATIONS
Catholic Women’s Guild: 3rd Wednesday of month at 10 am School Hall
Armida Lugo
715-6142
Paula Mayfield
923-3518
Knights of Columbus
John Kirschner
923-1932
Little Rock Bible Study
Richard Ching
382-3360
Paul Lamotte
869-1234
Sunday Scriptures Study
Gino Bosdachin
688-3836
Respect Life Committee
Linda Malme
869-6491
Los Padrinos Detention Ministry
Sr. Teresa Doherty 940-8711
SACRAMENTS
Baptism: Pre-baptismal Preparation Classes required for parents and godparents prior
to scheduling Baptism. It is highly recommended parents and godparents attend
classes BEFORE the child is born.
Marriage: Call the parish office at least six (6) months (strongly recommend one (1)
year) in advance to make arrangements.
Anointing of the Sick: Please call the parish office. To schedule a visit by a priest, we
highly recommend that you call early in the illness.
Quinceañeras: Call the parish office at least six (6) months in advance to make arrangements. The young lady must have received the Sacraments of Baptism and First
Eucharist. It is highly recommended that the young lady be enrolled in Confirmation.
FOR MORE PARISH INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE
www.olphdowney.org
Third Sunday of Advent
December 13, 2015
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Schedule of
Christmas Eve - December 24
4:00 pm Christmas Eve Vigil
5:30 pm Children’s Mass and Choir
9:30 pm Christmas Carols
10:00 pm Adult Choir
12:00 am Misa de Gallo (Spanish)
Masses
December
Our Lady of Angels, Los Angeles
17
6:30pm
St. Peter Chanel, Hawaiian gardens
6:30pm
St. Mariana de Paredes, Pico Rivera
7:00pm
St. Pius X, Santa Fe Springs
7:00pm
St. Dominic Savio, Bellflower
6:30pm
St. Pancratius, Lakewood
7:00pm
Maria Regina, Gardena
5:15pm
St. Athanasius, Long Beach
5:00pm
Beatitudes of Our Lord, La Mirada
5:30pm
St Bruno, Whittier
5:30pm
St Maria Goretti, Long Beach
5:00pm
Holy Innocents, Long Beach
7:00pm
St John Fisher, Rancho Palos Verdes
5:00pm
St Barnabas, Long Beach
5:30pm
St Anthony de Padua, Gardena
6:00pm
St Cyprian, Long Beach
18
CHRISTMAS OFFICE HOU RS
19
Thursday, December 24
Office closed at 3:00 pm
Friday, December 25
Office hours: closed
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
AT ST RAYMOND
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15 ~ 7:00 PM
Again this year, we will join the priests
and parishioners of St. Raymond.
Extended Saturday Confession times
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19
3:00 pm - 4:45 pm
(instead of 3:45 pm - 4:45 pm)
LOCAL PENANCE SERVICES @ 7PM
Dec. 14 - St. John of God (bilingual)
Dec. 14 - St. Pancratius (bilingual)
Dec. 16 - St. Bernard (bilingual)
Dec. 21 - St. Pius X (bilingual)
Please call church to confirm dates and time.
Location
6:30pm
Christmas Day - December 25
9:30 am Cantor and Pianist
11:30 am Cantor and Pianist
1:30 pm Spanish Choir (Spanish)
ADVENT PENANCE SERVICE
Time
15
20
5:30pm
St Paul of the Cross, La Mirada
21
6:30pm
St Bernard, Bellflower
22
7:00pm
St Linus, Norwalk
23
7:00pm
St Gregory the Great, Whittier
6:30pm
St Hillary, Pico Rivera
16 - 23
6:00pm
St. Lucy, Long Beach
16 - 23
7:00pm
St. Philomena, Carson
16 - 23
4:45am
Holy Family, Artesia
MULTICULTURE AT OLPH
Simbang Gabi
Friday, December 18
7:00 pm
In the church
Posada
Saturday,
December 19
6:00 pm