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Our Mission: To Evangelize God's People,
beginning with the Gift of the Holy Eucharist
A Stewardship Parish
ST. JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC CHURCH
1813 Oakdale Road • Modesto, CA 95355
Office (209) 551-4973 • Fax: (209)551-3213 • www.stjmod.com • facebook.com/stjmod
July 19, 2015 Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Holy Eucharist
Sunday Mass:
Saturday Vigil: 5:30pm
Sundays: 7:30am,
9am (Traditional Latin),
10:30am
12:00 pm
1:30pm (Español)
5:30pm
7:30pm
Daily Mass:
8:00am & 5:45pm;
Saturdays 8:00am
Traditional Latin Mass,
Fridays at Noon
Perpetual Eucharistic
Adoration:
Chapel access code
available in office
Children’s Services:
Liturgy of the Word (CLOW)
Sunday Mass
10:30am, 1:30 pm Spanish
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Monday thru Thursday 5-5:30pm
Fridays 6:30-7:30pm
Saturdays 8:30-9:30am & 4-5pm
Homebound please call
551-4973 for a priest to visit you by
appointment.
Clergy:
Fr. Mark Wagner, Pastor
Fr. Francis Joseph, OCD, Assoc. Pastor
Fr. Hamilton Suarez, Assoc. Pastor
Fr. Edwin Musico, Assoc. Pastor
Rev. Mr. Ken Ochinero, Deacon
Rev. Mr. Ernest Ciccarelli, Deacon
RCIA Inquiries: Please contact
John & Nichole Sablan:
209-581-8477
From the Pastor’s Laptop
“Called to rest awhile”
Father Mark Wagner
Today’s Gospel
(Mark 6:30-34)
describes
what
happened when the
apostles returned and
“reported all they had
done and taught.” Jesus’
response was: “Come
away by yourselves to a deserted
place and rest a while.” These words
describe what we continue to do as we
continue the mission of Jesus. We are
sent out to work, but then we gather
together again. We have “small group
discussions” and “faith sharing
sessions” and “retreats.” Jesus knew
that these things are important. Jesus
was the first one to use these
techniques in ministry. It is important
to take a break. It is important to get
together and share our experience in
order to receive advice and support
from one another. It is important to
“rest a while” together during
prayerful retreats.
During the summer many of us will
be taking family vacations. It may be
the only opportunity during the year
to really spend quality time with the
members of our families. During the
rest of the year our lives are very
hectic and we need to get away from
time-consuming projects, distracting
duties, and annoying electronics. A
vacation can be a time to enjoy the
beauty of God’s creation together, a
time to enjoy the beauty that we
discover when we get to know each
other better, and a time to pray
together.
A vacation can be a holy time. We
need a spirituality of
vacationing. Jesus called His disciples
to rest. They received a vocation to
vacation!
St. Therese said that you could
convert a soul just by “picking up a pin”
because of love. Perhaps we can save
many souls if we spend our vacation
time with great love in our hearts for
God and for one another!
Church vestibule remodeling:
Our parish vestibule will receive new
flooring and paint.
Please note the following:
Monday-Friday, July 27-31
 YES -8am Masses
 NO -5:45pm Masses
 Confession each day 5pm
 Adoration in the Church from
8:30am-5:45pm
 Plaza entrance only to church
 Please use office restrooms.
Questions?
To make an appointment with a
priest or deacon or to register at
St. Joseph’s, please stop in or call
our parish office at 551-4973. .
Parish Office Hours
Monday-Friday:
8:30am-6:30pm
except Wednesday: 1-6:30pm
Weekend Maintenance
(209) 602-6062
How can we help? 209 551-4973
Ext.
Español
Altar Servers
Buildings and Grounds
Children / Teen Catechesis
Choirs and Cantors
Events and Activities
Financial Services
Giving to St. Joseph’s
Parish Lending Library
Parish Ministries
Parish Registration
Rosario
Svetlana
Tammy
Maria
Svetlana
Tammy
Barbara
Tammy
Bertha
Patty
110
200
207
218
200
207
108
207
208
202
102
Religious/Adult Ed
John
203
Room Reservations
Rosario
110
Volunteering
Bertha
202
Website
Ramon
213
Youth Ministry
Nathan
206
PARISH LEADERSHIP:
Pastoral Council:
David Loucks
Finance Council:
Phyllis Walden
Building:
Rick Dinubilo
Development:
Daniel Del Real
Stewardship:
Rick Rahe
Readings

Monday: July 20
Exodus 14: 5-18
Tuesday: July 21
Wisdom 8:9-16
Wednesday: July 22
Exodus 16: 1-5, 9-15
Thursday: July 23
Exodus 19: 1-2, 91-11, 16-20
Friday: July 24
Exodus 20: 1-17
Saturday: July 25
2 Corinthians 4: 7-15
Sunday: July 26
2 Kings 4:42-44
Welcome to St. Joseph’s
We’re glad you’re here!
Mass Intentions
Religious Education
World Youth Day Pilgrims from St. Joseph's are preparing
Pilgrims from St. Joseph's are
preparing to attend World Youth
Day 2016 in Krakow, Poland. They
are working to raise, with your help,
the $84,000 needed to make the
trip. From now until the time they
leave for Poland in July 2016, we will
include information and photos of the
pilgrims for you to get to know them
and begin to pray for them. The
entire group thanks you for your past
and future financial support during
their various fundraisers.
Jennifer Joseph attends Modesto
High School as part of the IB
program. She is a Lector at the 5:30
PM Youth Mass and an active
participant in the monthly Indian
Masses. During WYD 2016, she is
"looking forward to seeing the Pope,
seeing new places, growing in my
faith, and uniting with the Catholics
that came from all over the world to
Krakow to praise God." From now
until the time the group leaves she
"hopes to learn more about my faith
and to spiritually prepare herself
Jasmine Lara
prior to departure," so that she "may be
able to cherish the moments and to be
present to the Lord while" she is
there. She wanted to share what she
expects about the pilgrimage. It won't
be a vacation: "we will be having Mass
and praying often and our main focus
would be on God and living for His
glory, even if some things may not be
the way we would want it to be (for
example, bad weather, limited places
to stay for the night, etc.)."
Jasmine Lara attends Modesto
Junior College, while helping her
aunt run Alfonso's Mexican Bar and
Grill, a local restaurant. She shares, "I
am really looking forward to seeing
young people from all around the
world praising God and who share my
faith. Often, when attending daily
Jennifer Joseph
Mass there are not many young
people in attendance; and those who
are young, are young children who
come with their parents. I am a part of
the core team that leads high school
students; and I am hoping to have
some great experiences to relay back
to them that will spark their interest
in our faith!" For those who have
helped at any of the group's
fundraisers, she had the following to
say: "Thank you! It really means a lot
to us. I know that I could not pay for
this trip if not for those who donate
and support us by buying what we
have to sell or attend one of our
events, even when you did not need
what we were selling. Know that it is
truly appreciated."
Respect Life
“Since everything is interrelated, concern for the protection of nature is also incompatible
with the justification of abortion. How can we genuinely teach the importance of concern
for other vulnerable beings, however troublesome or inconvenient they may be, if we fail
to protect a human embryo, even when its presence is uncomfortable and creates
difficulties? ‘If personal and social sensitivity towards the acceptance of the new life is
lost, then other forms of acceptance that are valuable for society also wither away’.”
— Pope Francis in Laudato Si, 120
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 Parish Events and Activities 
Only one month until the rematch!
World Youth Day Pilgrims
vs.
Priests and Seminarians
Friday, August 14
St. Stanislaus School Gym—Maze Blvd., Modesto
Basketball like you’ve never seen it played before
Ticket information coming soon
Parents of children who participate in CLOW (Children’s
Liturgy of the Word)
during the 10:30am and 1:30pm Masses:
CLOW will be cancelled from July 19
through August 2 and will resume on August 9
(Due to the St. JPII Center Flooring Construction Project)
Monday, July 20, 2015
10:30 A ESL - Tutoring
JP4
6:00 PM Boy Scouts
Hall
7:00 PM Indian Prayer Group Novena JP6
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
8:30 AM St. Vincent De Paul
PSR
Strength
9:00 AM CANCSenior
Training
10:30 A CANCESL Tutoring
JP4
for
11:30 A CANCEnglish
Citizenship Class
JP5
English
6:00 PM CANCBeginning
Class
JP4
6:30 PM CANCLegion of Mary
JP4
6:30 PM Lay Franciscans
PSR
Prayer Group Hall
7:00 PM Charismatic
(Spanish)
Prayer Group
7:00 PM Indian
Novena
PSR
7:00 PM St. Joseph's Young Adults OFC
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
If the holiday ended but your drinking didn't, you might need some
help putting down the bottle. Alcoholics Anonymous helps those who
can't NOT drink, even when they try. Come and join us on Wednesday
nights at 5:30pm to 7:pm (the Hall for July 22, 29) and learn how to be
free from the bondage of alcoholism.
Join your parish family each Friday at
3pm in the Adoration Chapel as we pray
the Divine Mercy
Save Trees!
Call the parish office
to find out about online offertory gifts.
Like us on Facebook
and stay connected with
your parish family
www.facebook.com/stjmod
Please remember
St. Joseph’s Church
when planning your estate.
Call 551-4973, ext. 207
for more information.
12:00 P CANCIntermediate
English Class
JP4
5:30 PM Courage To Be Me
Hall
5:45 PM Principles Study Group
Hall
5:45 PM Path to Serenity
Hall
Prayer Group
7:00 PM Indian
Novena
PSR
Bible/Book JP4
7:00 PM CANCMOMs'
Study
Thursday, July 23, 2015
9:00 AM Senior Strength Training
Hall
12:00 P CANCLunch Bible Study
JP5
7:00 PM Indian Prayer Group
PSR
Friday, July 24, 2015
6:00 PM Al-Anon Spanish
PSR
6:30 PM Adoration and Confession Chur
Prayer Group
7:00 PM Indian
Novena
PSR
Saturday, July 25, 2015
of the Heart
9:00 AM Language
(Women)
OFC
Prayer Group No- PSR
7:00 PM Indian
vena
 Parish Events and Activities 
JOB OPENINGS AT ST. JOSEPH’S
CATHOLIC CHURCH


Part Time Office Assistant, Youth Ministry
Part Time Office Assistant, Center for Lay Apostolates
Position descriptions and Applications are available
in the Parish Office.
PERPETUAL
EUCHARISTIC
ADORATION
Open until filled. For information, please call 209 551-4973, x. 207
Healthy Tips from our St. Joseph’s Health
Ministry
Heart-Healthy tip:
eat food rich in omega-3 fats, folic acid, vitamin B-12 & Vit.D to improve
your mood!
ADORERS NEEDED
FOR VACANT
HOURS:
Saturday 3AM-4AM
To sign up please
contact
David and Monica at
527-4920.
In the Diocese...
Retrouvaille
What is the Franciscan
Secular Order?
is a program for married couples that feel bored, frustrated,
or angry in their marriage. Some
experience coldness and simply
shut down. Others experience
conflict and arguments in their
relationship. Most don’t know
how to change the situation or
even communicate with their
spouse about it. Retrouvaille
can help marriages at all levels
of difficulty. For confidential
information or to register for the
Modesto program
www.HelpOurMarriage.com,
email [email protected],
or call 209-232-5315.
Might this be
something that is calling me?
St Francis is not just a
bird seed feeder in the back yard!
The Order of Franciscan Secular’s
main purpose is to live the gospel life.
From Gospel to life, from life to
gospel. We stress fraternity life, a
quest for personal
holiness as a way of living for social
justice and peace among all people.
For the three summer months, come
explore what it is about: July 21,
Parish School of Religion, Conference
room. 6:30pm-8:00pm.
For further information please
contact:
Sue Forrest, OFS at 209 522-0882
(cell phone 209 499-7323)
English Cursillo Retreat Weekends
Do you feel God is calling you to a
deeper relationship with Him? If
so, the English Cursillo Movement
will be hosting Retreats on the
following dates:
Men’s Cursillo Retreat Weekend
September 3-6, 2015
Women’s Cursillo Retreat
Weekend
September 24-27, 2015
Both Retreats will be held at the
Madonna of Peace Renewal Center
in Copperopolis. For additional
information, please contact Gilbert
Somera (209) 401-7143 or Irene
Quismondo (209) 531-7469.
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THE POPE'S
PRAYER
INTENTIONS
July’s Intentions
Universal: POLITICS
That political responsibility may
be lived at all levels as a high
form of charity.
Evangelization:
THE POOR IN LATIN AMERICA
That, amid social inequalities,
Latin American Christians may
bear witness to love for the poor
and contribute to a more
fraternal society.
Parish School of Religion :
Updates and Announcements
YOU MAY NOW REGISTER YOUR CHILDREN
FOR OUR PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION
Registration for the 2015-2016
school year can be done online by
visiting our website:
www.stjmod.com
from June 1—August 3, 2015.
We wish you a very blessed
summer vacation and hope to see
you next year!
Youth Ministry
Center for Lay Apostolates
Profiles in Stewardship
By: Fr. Mark Wagner
FOCUS ON LEADERSHIP: Plaza Refreshments are served today by
volunteers from our Plaza Refreshment Ministry.
Parish Stewardship — a way of life
Saluting our hard working Parish Leadership Councils and Committees:
Pastoral Council
David Loucks
Paul Fogarty
Diana Poncini
Leslie Klinger
Abraham Andres
Augustin Valdes
Ana De Villiers
Kathy Reis
Matt Iorns
Finance Council
Phyllis Walden
Jim Gordin
Becky Bettencourt
David Piper
Laura Weaver
Rudy Espinoza
Don Baker
Don Cavagnaro
Fernando Gonzaga
Building Committee
Rick Dinubilo
Jason Jackson
Sue Forrest
Mel Noack
Alan Saca
Pat Seefeldt
Mike Ijams
Jim Hicks
OPEN
Development Committee
Daniel Del Real
Pat Ryan
Laurie Willoughby
Erika Zepeda
Steve Urgo
Galen Wildeman
Michael Hicks
Thomas Hogan
OPEN
Stewardship Committee
Rick Rahe
Glenda Espinoza
Toni Perkins
Kristi Marsella
Steve Antone
John Flynn
Jim Coleman
OPEN
OPEN
There are several open positions. Please send e-mails or letters of
interest to [email protected].
Thanking departing faithful servants:
Pastoral Council members: Gary Nelson and Suzanne Flint
Finance Council members: Deann Alcamo and Judy Chamberlain
Building Committee member: Pat Laubacher
Stewardship Committee member: Rose LaMont
New to the Parish? Wondering where to start??
Call the Center for Lay Apostolates
551-4973, ext. 202
Michael Rocha
Michael Rocha grew up in St.
Joseph’s Parish and now he is in his
second year studying theology in the
seminary to be a priest in our Stockton
Diocese. We are proud to proclaim that
Michael’s vocation is the locally grown
fruit produced by our vibrant St.
Joseph’s Parish!
Michael and his twin sister Michelle
were born in Modesto to Frank and
Evelyn Rocha who came from the Azores
Islands. Michael became an altar boy at
age eight and attended catechism at St.
Joseph’s. The seeds of Michael’s faith
were planted by his devout parents and
nourished by the sacraments.
With the grace of Confirmation
came the beginnings of an attraction
toward the priesthood. But during his
years at Downey High School he lost
some of his fervor and became less
faithful to serving at the altar, visiting
the adoration chapel and praying the
rosary. After High School Michael went
to U.C. Riverside to study biology with
the idea of becoming a dentist. But he
found that this did not give him a sense
of passion and fulfillment.
When he returned to Modesto for
when Christmas break 2010 he spoke to
his parents and to Fr. Illo about his
newfound desire to become a priest. He
changed his major to philosophy and
became involved in campus ministry
with the Catholic Newman Center at
U.C. Riverside. Upon graduating he
immediately entered St. Patrick’s
Seminary in Menlo Park.
Michael’s family is now grieving the
loss of Michael’s father who died in
December of 2013.
God bless you Michael for
responding to God’s call!
Page 7– July 19, 2015
INTENCIONES DE
ORACIÓN DEL
SANTO PADRE
Intenciones del julio
Universal La política.
Para que la responsabilidad
política sea vivida a todos los
niveles como una alta forma de
caridad.
Por la Evangelización Los pobres
en América Latina.
Para que ante las desigualdades
sociales, los cristianos de América
Latina den testimonio de amor a
los pobres y contribuyan a una
sociedad más fraterna.
Boletín Parroquial en Español!
DEL LAPTOP DEL PÁRROCO, Padre Mark
El Decimosexto Domingo del Tiempo
Padre Mark Wagner
En el Evangelio de hoy (Marcos
6:30-34), está descrito lo que pasa
cuando los apóstoles regresan y
“contaron todo lo que habían hecho
y enseñado.” La respuesta de Jesús
fue: “Vengan ustedes solos a un lugar
desierto, para descansar un
poco.” Estas palabras describen lo
que seguimos haciendo al continuar
la misión de Jesús.
Estamos
mandados a trabajar, pero después
nos volvemos a reunir.
Tenemos “discusiones de grupos
pequeños” y “sesiones de compartir
la fe” y “retiros.” Jesús sabía que
estas cosas son importantes. ¡Jesús fue
el primero en utilizar estas técnicas
en el ministerio! Es importante tomar
un descanso. Es importante reunirse
con otros y compartir nuestras
experiencias y “contarles” unos a
otros para poder recibir consejos y
apoyo de los demás. Es importante
“descansar un rato” junto durante
retiros llenos de oración.
Durante el verano, muchos
tomaremos vacaciones
familiares. Tal vez sean la única
oportunidad de pasar tiempo de
calidad con miembros de nuestras
familias. Durante el resto del año,
nuestras vidas están muy frenéticas,
y necesitamos alejarnos de los
proyectos que consumen mucho
tiempo y responsabilidades
causantes de distracción y
electrónicas molestas. Una vacación
puede ser un tiempo de gozar juntos
de la belleza de la creación de Dios,
un tiempo para gozar de la belleza
que descubrimos a conocernos mejor,
y un tiempo para rezar juntos.
Una vacación puede ser un
tiempo sagrado. Necesitamos una
espiritualidad de vacaciones. Jesús
llamó a sus discípulos a descansar.
¡Recibieron una vocación de
vacación!
Santa Teresita dijo que se puede
convertir a un alma con sólo “recoger
un alfiler” por el amor. ¡Tal vez
podemos salvar a muchas almas si
pasamos nuestras vacaciones con un
amor grande en nuestros corazones
para Dios y para los demás!
El registro para el
año escolar
2015-2016 se puede
hacer por medio de
la computadora
visitando nuestra
pagina web:
www.stjmod.com,
desde el 1 de junio al
3 de agosto, 2015.
¡Les deseamos
muchas bendiciones
y esperamos verlos el
próximo año!
Leer, Meditar, Orar y Vivir
Llamados a permanecer con El
Padre Hamilton Suarez
En el curso de la narración de este
mensaje se nos hacen presentes dos
cosas. Por una parte, el Señor los invita
a descansar. Reponen fuerzas también
en compañía de Jesús. Así para el
discípulo de Cristo, el trabajo y el
descanso se dan siempre unidos a Él.
Vemos como Cristo salva a los
discípulos de ser arrollados por la
multitud que continuamente los rodea
y reclama. Es un signo más de su
bondad y de cómo hemos de dejarnos
cuidar por El. Si pretendiéramos
servirle sin dejar que Él nos cuidara,
acabaríamos exhaustos.
Es imposible llevar a cabo una
misión fecunda, sea cual sea desde el
hogar, el trabajo, los apostolados en la
parroquia o los voluntariados
prestados a cualquier institución,
especialmente a la Iglesia, sin estas
pausas reparadoras junto al Maestro,
destinadas a tomar nuevas fuerzas no
solo físicas sino espirituales. Pausa de
oración y de atención interior para
profundizar la Palabra del Señor y
encarnarla cada vez mejor en la propia
vida. Hoy el Señor nos recuerda que
debemos tomarnos muy en serio estos
encuentros de descanso con el: En la
oración personal; familiar; en la visita
al santísimo, en la preparación de mis
sacramentos; en los retiros espirituales
y en las misiones.
Por otra parte, Jesús aparta un
momento a los apóstoles de la
actividad para mostrarles una misión
más grande. Casi de inmediato, Jesús se
pone a enseñar con calma a una
multitud inmensa. Ahí se nos muestra a
Cristo como el verdadero pastor, frente
a los pastores a los que
Jeremias denuncia porque no se
preocupan de las ovejas, y como aquel
a quien desean los hombres.
El amor del corazón de Jesús lo
ordena todo. El amor que siente por sus
discípulos, cansados del viaje
apostólico, y el que lleva a
compadecerse de la multitud que
anda desorientada es el mismo. Aquí
aprendemos como el amor del Señor, es
el que nos mueve a permanecer a su
lado, debe guiar todas nuestras
decisiones. En su corazón se nos ofrece
lo necesario para reponer nuestras
fuerzas, para salir del agobio, para
recuperar la ilusión… Pero también en
El aprendemos a descubrir las
necesidades de nuestro prójimo y a
ponernos a su servicio con generosidad.
En su corazón está el sustento para
nosotros y la fuerza para darnos a los
demás. Es un amor que nos sostiene y
nos impulsa.
Si solamente los obispos y los
sacerdotes son los pastores oficiales del
pueblo de Dios, también participan de
ese oficio, aunque de forma más
modesta e indirecta, cuantos ocupan
un puesto de responsabilidad en la
familia, en la escuela o en la sociedad.
Para cumplir su misión, necesitan todos
poner sus ojos en Jesús y amoldarse a
Él.
Un verdadero descanso lleva a
trabajar más y mejor. Una oración
verdadera impulsa a una entrega más
grande hacia Dios y el prójimo. Si
descanso en Cristo y me acerco a su
corazón, encuentro grandes bienes y
consuelos, pero también se me hace
presente su anhelo de llegar a todos los
hombres y de difundir su amor.
Y como conclusión de esta homilía,
hagamos nuestra una oración de
Charles de Foucauld, que nos resulta
muy apropiada para nuestra
meditación: “Buen Pastor, tu solo eres
necesario. Tu sabes lo que necesitamos
y nos lo concedes en el momento que
quieres; danos a tus pobres ovejas el
pasto que necesitamos en cada
momento: consuelo para impedir el
desánimo, que tu corazón no cese de
velar por nosotros”.
CORRESPONSABILIDAD
(STEWARDSHIP)
Por: Fr. Mark Wagner
Michael Rocha
Michael Rocha creció aquí en la
Parroquia de St. Joseph’s, y ahora él está
en su segundo año de estudiar teología
en el seminario para hacerse sacerdote
en nuestra Diócesis de Stockton. Estamos
orgullosos de poder proclamar que la
vocación de Michael es el fruto local
producido en ¡nuestra parroquia vibrante
de St. Joseph’s!
Michael y su melliza, Michelle,
nacieron en Modesto de Frank y Evelyn
Rocha, quienes vinieron de las Islas
Azores. Michael se hizo monaguillo a los
ocho años y asistió el catecismo en St.
Joseph’s. Las semillas de la fe de Michael
fueron plantadas por sus padres devotos
y nutridas por los sacramentos.
Con la gracia de la Confirmación
vinieron los comienzos de una atracción
hacia el sacerdocio. Pero durante sus
años en Downey High School, él perdió
parte de su fervor y se hizo menos fiel en
asistir en el altar, en visitar la capilla de
adoración, y en rezar el rosario. Después
de la secundaria, Michael se fue a U.C.
Riverside para estudiar biología con la
idea de hacerse dentista.
Pero, él
encontró que aquella carrera no le daba
un sentido de pasión y cumplimento.
Cuando regresó a Modesto para su
descanso navideño de 2010, habló con
sus padres y con el Padre Illo de su deseo
reencontrado
de
hacerse
sacerdote. Cambió su especialización a
filosofía y participaba en el ministerio de
la Universidad con el Centro Católico
Newman en U.C. Riverside. Al graduarse,
entró inmediatamente en el Seminario de
San Patricio en Menlo Park.
Actualmente, la familia de Michael
sigue lamentándose la muerte del papá
de Michael quien se murió en diciembre
de 2013.
¡Qué Dios te bendiga,
Michael, por responder la
llamada de Dios!
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18 S. CENTER ST., STOCKTON • 435 W. BENJAMIN HOLT DR., STOCKTON • 4603 N. PERSHING AVE., STOCKTON • 206 E. YOSEMITE AVE., MANTECA • 200 S. SCHOOL ST., LODI
• Hollow Metal • Garage
• Roll Up • Installation & Repairs
525-8589
Jose Robles
Manager/Parishioner
Lic. #819185
Commercial and Residential
Store Front Glass Door
Tuxedo Rentals - Men’s Wear
Parishioner
2625 Coffee Rd. Western Plaza www.lakewoodhughson.com
209.863.9000
SPORTSMEN OF STANISLAUS “The Premier Athletic & Social Club”
Reasonable Rates • Event Planning
Indoor & Outdoor Facilities for 20-600 people • Extensive Menus
Established in 1957
Beautiful Location Overlooking Dryden Golf Course
209-883-4465
521-6181
SEAN F.
7-Mares • Posole
Rojo y Verde
MULLINS, D.D.S.
Mix Ceviche
Family Dentistry
Carne Ranchera
New
Patients Welcome
Lengua y Tripas
521-2566
Tortillas Echas a Mano
Menudo y Birria
1316 Coffee Rd., Suite B-4
Catering Available
Modesto
3543 ATCHISON STREET ~ RIVERBANK
900 Santa Fe Avenue
Hughson
CA FD Lic. #1392
www.lakewoodmemorialpark.com
Name Brand Mattress Outlet
LOW CO$T
$
LEEP
209-545-1539
90 DAYS
Parishioner
OUR CATHOLIC CEMETERIES
S P E C I A LT I E S
San Joaquin Catholic Cemetery St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
STOCKTON • (209)
466-6202
ESCALON • (209)
838-7134
St. Stanislaus Catholic Cemetery
MODESTO • (209)
John F. Flynn
529-3905
The Consecrated Catholic Cemeteries
Mass is offered at the cemeteries for those entrusted to our care.
Not valid with any other discount coupon
www.sjcemeteries.com
Health Ins. Agent Concierge Level Service
Cell: 831-535-2105
Precise Mechanical Care for
Mercedes-Benz ★ BMW ★ Volvo
Prompt Personal Attention
Reliable Work
Schedule-based Prices
820 No. 9th St.
522-8011
Dale Langhout, Owner
O’Brien’s
Market
...the best place for fresh!
a great place for savings!
839 West Roseburg 524-9234
6331 Oakdale Road 869-9050
4120 Dale Road
545-8100
Medicare Supplements, Individual Medical Plans
Covered CA Employer Sponsored Benefit Program
Agribusiness Benefit Plans
Office: 209-313-9510
[email protected]
CA Lic. #0G71264
OFF
SAME AS CASH HASSLE FREE FINANCING
Indoor and Outdoor Mausoleum
Ground Burial ✧ Cremation Niches
Monument Sales ✧ Pre-need Arrangements
10% discount-Sundays only
Must present coupon
199
$
5668 PIRRONE RD. SALIDA, CA 95368
Call Shanale Phipps at 209-578-5801 or [email protected]
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SERTA QUEEN ALL MATTRESS
MATTRESS SETS SETS 50-75%
FD 1259
Se Habla Español
1050 McHenry Avenue
Modesto, CA 95350
209-529-5723
Pre-Planning Available
www.franklindownsfuneralhome.com
“The families we serve are our best reference.”
Come Sail Away on a 7-night Catholic Exotic Cruise. Prices begin at $1045
per couple which includes all port fees and taxes. Daily Mass and Rosary
offered. Deposit of only $100 per person will reserve your cabin.
Space is limited. Thanks and God Bless,
Brian or Sally, coordinators 860.399.1785
Del Rio
CLEANERS
We Deliver Convenience
Free pick up and delivery!
Please visit our website: www.delriocleaners.com
Modesto
1300 Sylvan Ave
209-524-0905
Oakdale
156 South Maag Ave
209-847-8555
Ripon
1201 W Main St. #6
209-599-2989
Riverbank
2202 Patterson Road
209-869-8635
Proudly cleaning with GREENEARTH products. Now hiring back up drivers
(perfect for semi-retired). Call Kelli at 209-524-0905 to apply.
523093 St Joseph Church (B)
an Official
Travel Agency
of AOS-USA
Brakes, Lube, Tires
A/C, Custom Exhaust
Shocks/Struts, Alignment, Batteries,
Lifetime Warranty
Midas CC: 180 days interest FREE {oac}
Gary Moya......Owner/Parishioner
3833 McHenry Ave.
Our technicians are
ASE Certified
523-4706
www.jspaluch.com
523-4578
dehartinc.com
For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-231-0805
“The Family Business That
Treats You Like Family”
David & Jim Halvorson
4742 McHenry Ave. (209) 575-1606
Walk-In Welcome
Salon De Manila
By: Melanie
121 E. Orangeburg Ave., Suite 4
Modesto, CA
510.449.1316
John L. Gorman III
1316 Coffee Rd. Bldg. C
Modesto, CA 95355
ph 209.521.6822
fx 209.521.0466
www.pobletedental.com
Parishioner
Theresa Martinho
Parishioner
Eu Falo Portugues
209.530.2632
3525 Coffee Road, Modesto
[email protected]
Jesse Rodriguez
Printing, Inc.
Broker/Agent
Hablo Parishioner
Español Lic #0D96968
Life · Health · Dental
Annuities · Final Expense
Medicare Supplement
& Advantage Plans
Service And Quality You Expect
571 Tully Rd.
577-3858
Enrollment begins October 15th
520 13th St. Modesto • 209-341-0934
Estate Planning
Living Trusts
Personal Injury
Civil Litigation
Real Estate and
Business Matters
Attorney At Law
1200 G Street, Ste. B
Modesto, CA 95354
(209) 548-4000
Se Habla Español
Voted Modesto’s Favorite Lawyer
YOU DESE RVE A G REAT SM I LE!
EFRAIM S. FLORENDO DDS, FICOI, FAAIP
3219 McHenry Ave. Suite E Modesto, CA 95350
accepting new patients www.florendodds.com
call us 209-322-3429 Parishioner
PROPER CARE PEST CONTROL
Professional Service & Great Prices
209-341-1610
10% OFF with Ad
www.propercarepc.com
Andy Su
Cristal Silveira
Attorney At Law
Legal Assistant
Hablo Español
BRAD E. PEZOLDT D.D.S., M.S.D.
Orthodontist
Board Certified Orthodontic Specialist
524-8381 / Parishioner
Ling & Su, LLP
Immigration Attorneys
By Appointment Only
209-622-1216
Gifts
of
Faith
619 14th Street
Modesto, CA 95354
Gifts for all the Sacraments.
Bibles, Books, Clothing, Children’s Corner, Home Décor
1700 McHenry Ave., Ste. 80 (In McHenry Village)
209-408-0728 www.vladmission.org
Mary Mother of God Mission Society
501(c)(3) non-profit benefitting the Catholic mission in Russia
MALISSA SOUZA
CalBRE Agent Lic. No. 00693799
209.531.8126
[email protected]
LISA STEVES
CalBRE Agent Lic. No. 01269308
209.404.5472
WHY IS IT
A man wakes up after sleeping
under an ADVERTISED blanket
on an ADVERTISED mattress
and pulls off ADVERTISED pajamas
bathes in an ADVERTISED shower
shaves with an ADVERTISED razor
brushes his teeth
with ADVERTISED toothpaste
washes with ADVERTISED soap
puts on ADVERTISED clothes
drinks a cup
of ADVERTISED coffee
drives to work
in an ADVERTISED car
and then . . . .
refuses to ADVERTISE
believing it doesn’t pay.
Later if business is poor
he ADVERTISES it for sale.
Parishioner
Michael Hicks, CPA
209-668-4857
[email protected] • www.sbm-cpa.com
Accounting and Tax Preparation, Business and Estate Planning
WHY IS IT?
[email protected]
RENAE M. DIAS, Agent
801 Oakdale Rd.
Modesto
2601 Oakdale Rd.
Modesto
6411 Oakdale Rd.
Riverbank
CA Insurance Lic. #0B00575
• Health Plans and Insurance
• Employee Benefit Plans • Personal Health Coverage Planning
521-4440
Like us on Facebook & Twitter
[email protected] • www.hiblinsurance.com
1620 N. Carpenter Rd., Ste. D46A, Modesto, CA 95351
at McHenry and Briggsmore
(in front of Rite AID)
SALAS BROTHERS FUNERAL CHAPEL
Call (209) 578-1533
Forethought • Preplanning
Se Habla Español
Hablamos Español
Tagalog din po
419 Scenic Drive • Modesto • 523-5646
RESIDENTIAL AND
COMMERCIAL
PEST CONTROL
209-312-9980
TERMITE INSPECTIONS
& REPAIR
Locations:
Locations:
Sisk Road
McHenry Ave.
Vintage Faire Mall
Oakdale Rd.
MODESTO GROCERY & DELI
523093 St Joseph Church (A)
Asian Produce, Fish & Lechon
1800 Prescott Rd., Modesto
Open 7 days 9 AM - 6 PM
10% Discount on Sundays Only
524-7186
Not Valid with any other Discount Coupon
www.jspaluch.com
For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-231-0805
Saturday, August 1!
All—Parish Clean Up Day, or….
WE LOVE ST. JOSEPH’S!!!!
Begins with 8am Mass
8:30am Plaza Breakfast
PROJECT TIME:
9AM-12:30PM
BBQ LUNCH:
12:30-1:30PM
CLEANUP:
1:30-2:00PM
Projects are being identified, but we need
your help in knowing who can help with:
Painting, Plumbing, Gardening, Carpentry,
General Cleaning, Window Washing,
Furniture Moving. Sign- ups also on the Plaza that morning.
Call 551-4973, ext. 202
Something for all ages and stages in our parish to
do! Wear comfortable clothes and bring a hat and gloves