ENTER DATE AND TITLE T DA AT R NTE E L TE AND TIT E APRIL 19, 2015 THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER Fr. Patrick Mullen, Pastor 5205 Upland Road, Camarillo, CA 93012 (805) 482-6417 • FAX: (805) 987-8100 After Hours Emergency (805) 512-3208 e-mail [email protected]www.padreserra.org Liturgies Saturday 5:00pm Sunday 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am Monday - Friday 8:00am Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) Saturday 3:45 - 4:45pm Blessed Sacrament Chapel Hours Sunday - Friday 8:00am - 9:00pm Saturday 3:00pm - 9:00pm First Friday Adoration 2:00pm - 7:00pm Office Hours Monday - Friday 8:00am - 7:00pm Saturday 2:00pm - 7:00pm Sunday 8:00am - 1:00pm Serra Center Rental www.serra-center.org St. Mary Magdalen School, K-8 2534 Ventura Blvd., Camarillo, 93010 (805) 482-2611 www.smms.pvt.k12.ca.us Contact Us Please know our parish staff is available via email using their [email protected]We want to answer your questions about: Baptism Jane Sunday Pre-School Eve First Communion Mary, Eve Children Christine, Eve Middle School Britney, Eve High School Brett, Eve Young Adults Brett Becoming Catholic Catherine Marriage & Weddings Teresa Ministries Teresa Seniors Teresa Liturgy and Music Dominic Funerals Jane Ask Jane, Anne, Eve Help Jane, Teresa Join Anne, Eve Give Pam, Alan
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ENTER DATE AND TITLETDAATR NTEE LTE AND TIT EAPRIL 19, 2015 THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
Fr. Patrick Mullen, Pastor5205 Upland Road, Camarillo, CA 93012(805) 482-6417 • FAX: (805) 987-8100After Hours Emergency (805) 512-3208e-mail [email protected]
St. Mary Magdalen School, K-82534 Ventura Blvd., Camarillo, 93010(805) 482-2611 www.smms.pvt.k12.ca.us
Contact Us
Please know our parish staff is available via email using [email protected]
We want to answer your questions about:
Baptism JaneSunday Pre-School EveFirst Communion Mary, EveChildren Christine, EveMiddle School Britney, EveHigh School Brett, EveYoung Adults BrettBecoming Catholic CatherineMarriage & Weddings TeresaMinistries TeresaSeniors TeresaLiturgy and Music DominicFunerals Jane
Ask Jane, Anne, EveHelp Jane, TeresaJoin Anne, EveGive Pam, Alan
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Mass in Slow-MotionCelebrate with Fr. Jim ClarkeCome be inspired at a specialcelebration of our liturgy. Learnabout rituals and symbols, sacredvessels, vestments, architecture,art, gestures, prayers and more.
Fr. Jim will demonstrate athoughtful approach to the massthat will help enrich ourparticipation and experience.
Enjoy a wonderful evening withample opportunity to askquestions.
Fr. Jim Clarke is the Director of Spiritual Formation atSt. John’s Seminary, Camarillo.
Wednesday, May 6, 20157:00 – 9:00 pm, ChurchAll are invited!
Co-sponsored by the Adult Formation and RCIA Teams
PADRE SERRA MARRIED COUPLES RETREATCalled to Discipleshipwith MSGR. LIAM KIDNEY
May 29 - 31, 2015Serra Retreat Center, Malibu
Price: $360 per couple. Spend the weekendwith the one you love!
Registration is open but it will fill quickly sodon’t delay. Download a form fromwww.padreserra.org – I want to grow –couples retreat. Questions: Mark/Kathy Milner 389-9103
Thanks to the Padre Serra team who put on this year’sCamarillo CROP hunger walk in grand style. We drew arecord turnout and raised over $24,000 for local andglobal hunger-fighting efforts. We are so proud of yourgenerous hearts. Thanks for bringing help and hope to thehungry.
A special thanks to Joe Zuback of Global Water Advisorsfor generously sponsoring our walk’s water challenge andMolly, Michael, Rick,and Nathan of thePacific CoastHighlanders for theamazing bagpipesendoff, and our GirlScout troop for staffingour refreshment table.
CROP WALK THANK YOU
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Encounter Jesus, Be DisciplesSound familiar? This is our parish mission statement. Four simple words that carry a lot of meaning for us as a parishand as individuals. Today’s gospel could be the inspiration for our mission and, if we had one, it could very well be ourparish theme scripture passage.
Encounter JesusLuke tells us about two disciples who encountered the risen Jesus in different ways – his physical appearance, hiswounds, his sharing of a meal, and in his words. These are all ways in which we also encounter Jesus today. Every timewe celebrate Mass we encounter Jesus in his words and teachings through scripture and in the breaking and sharing ofhis body and blood in the bread and wine.
But how can we experience and encounter Jesus physically? I’m reminded of the story about a little boy who is terrifiedof the dark and wants his mom to stay with him as he falls asleep. The mother assures him that he will be fine becauseGod will be with him through the night. The boy responds, “But Mom, I need God with skin on!”
We all want Jesus’ loving embrace and he offers it to us through the embrace of others, physically, spiritually, andemotionally. In this bulletin every week, we highlight ministries and opportunities for an encounter with Jesus through:
• faith formation for children, youth and adults such as last week’s presentation by Fr. Patrick and our upcoming Mass in Slow Motion on May 6
• spiritual experiences like liturgy, sacraments, devotions, prayer groups, retreats• community gatherings like our Sunday café, women’s and men’s ministries, young adults, seniors, parish dinners
and picnic, movie nights• spiritual and emotional support in our wounded times like our groups for caregivers, cancer, bereavement,
families with special needs childrenThese are just to name a few. I invite you to explore what our parish has for you to experience Jesus.
Be DisciplesAt the very end of today’s gospel we hear that Jesus “opened their minds” so the disciples would understand the GoodNews and he commissioned them to be witnesses and preach to all nations that with repentance and forgiveness comesnew life and peace. My friends, Jesus is not just talking to the two disciples; he’s talking to you and me. We arecommissioned to be his disciples and witnesses to our family, friends, coworkers, neighbors and the strangers around us.Our parish provides ministries and opportunities for each of us to be disciples and be God with skin for those in need ofphysical and emotional support through such ministries as as St. Vincent De Paul, Get on the Bus, Life Centers, ManyMeals and many more.
But even if we never volunteer in a formal ministry, our discipleship in our own homes and daily lives is ministry. Todemonstrate repentance, forgiveness and peace with ourselves and others is witnessing the Good News of Jesus for thosearound us.
Encountering Jesus and Being Disciples is lifelong, ongoing, withpeaks and valleys but so worth it because eternal life with our heavenlyFather is going to be amazing!
Siempre Adelante,
Teresa RunyonFaith Life Minister
Adults
Book Study Group ~ Now FormingGod created us perfectly, yet we don’t always live up to ourpotential. Join us for a 13week journey through Spirit ControlledTemperament, a book by Tim LaHaye, to discover how to become aspiritcontrolled person through the power of the Holy Spirit. Webegin this Thursday, April 23, 10:0011:00am, San Fernando room.Register/information: Rita [email protected].
Baby Shower for Life Centers of Ventura County ~ May 3Life Centers helps pregnant women in crisis. We can help byattending and/or donating to our Baby Shower from 11:00am12:30pm at St. Mary Magdalen School hall on Ventura Blvd. If youcan’t make it to the party, please donate diapers (sizes 3, 4, 5), babywipes, boys and girls clothes (012 months), formula and baby food,handmade blankets and monetary donations. Our Knights ofColumbus will be in the Ministry Corner after Mass on April 2526and May 23 to receive your gifts. Brendan Purdy 4195766.
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Children
High School Teens
LIFE ~ April 20 and 27Hangout with friends, 7:009:00pm, Serra Center.
Confirmation Liturgy ~ May 8Come support your friends at this special sacrament liturgy, 5:00pm.
Youth Fest ~ June 20Matt Maher live in concert, Paul J. Kim keynote speaker,www.conejoyouthfest.com. Ask Brett about it.
Faith Formation Registration ~ First Week in MayEach year more than 650 children and teens enroll in FaithFormation! Faith Formation is afterschool religious education forpreschool through high school. We work really hard to offerengaging, joyful and meaningful experiences for everyone.Registration opens the first week in May.
Summer Camp ~ June 22 – 26iGod … Faith and Fun … there’s an app for that! We’ll have funcreating our own games and apps Monday through Friday from 1:00to 4:00pm. Space is limited, sign up today. Forms are in the parishoffice and on www.padreserra.org, I Want to Learn.
Three:Sixteen ~ April 20 and 27Middle School Ministry! Exciting topics, 6:308:00pm.
Pastoral Care is available in the parish office with Teresa Runyon,Faith Life Minister. Teresa will help to discern your needs andprovide referrals to our many support ministries, clergy or otherresources. 4826417, [email protected].
Cancer Support Group Embracing Your Journey provides hope,empowerment, love and prayer in a comforting atmosphere ofencouragement. It is a safe environment for people touched bycancer to connect with others in a productive and spiritual way.Meetings are the 4th Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm. Lou AnnPaolella 5518014.
Caregivers Support Group Caritas offers support to those who arecaring for an aging parent, relative, or spouse. Meetings are the 4thTuesday, 7:00pm. Patricia Sentianin [email protected].
Career Transition Ministry helps the unemployed andunderemployed focus their job search, improve resume and interviewskills, network. Wednesdays, 7:008:00pm, San Miguel room. BillRumble [email protected].
Bereavement Support Group offers support to those who have losta loved one. Meetings are the 1st & 3rd Thursday, 9:00am. JuliaSnell 4826596, [email protected].
Good Samaritans offers assistance with meals to those who arerecovering from illness, accidents, injuries, and surgeries. GwenRipplinger 7976864 or Denise Ginty 3883897.
Many Meals of Camarillo provides hot meals, food, and other lifeessentials for those struggling to make ends meet. Meals are servedtwice a week 5:006:15pm on Mondays at St. Mary MagdalenChurch and Thursdays at Trinity Presbyterian Church. Pat Yost 3888742.
Open Hearts (LGBT) fellowship ministry where LBGT brothers,sisters, and their families and friends in Christ are welcome and asafe harbor to explore spirituality and share experiences, strength,and hope. Meetings are the 2nd & 4th Tuesday, 7:00pm in the SanFernando room.
Prayer Chain offers prayer support anytime, all year long. ContactDorothy Brotea 3880041 or Bette Church 4820067.
Special Families offers support and friendship to parents andguardians with children, all ages, with special needs or disabilities.Meets 2nd Wednesday, 7:00pm. Monica Spooner 4848379,[email protected].
St. Vincent de Paul offers tangible assistance to those in need on apersontoperson basis. Aid may take the form of intervention,consultation, or often through direct dollar or inkind service. Thosein need of assistance should call 5044753.
Stephen Ministry provides confidential, oneonone support tothose hurting or in need of support. Don’t take the journey alone, atrained minister is waiting to help you. Call 4826417 ext 363.
Support Ministries
Inquiring into the Catholic ChurchAre you curious? We have an ongoing inquiry group that meets onTuesday evenings to answer any questions you may have. Basicconcepts and practices of our faith are explained in a relaxedatmosphere. It is a time to discern, at your own pace, if the CatholicChurch is right for you. Please accept this invitation to “Come andSee” by emailing Catherine Shadduck at [email protected] call (805) 4826417 extension 331.
Becoming Catholic
Pray for Our SickDon Johnson, Terry Kennedy, Mickey Knapp, Guinevere Matthews,David McFarlin, Joan McRae, Nancy Palazzolo, Sharyl Priest,Rosalie Souza and Connie Williams. (Names are refreshed monthly.)
Remember Our DeadPrayers and sympathy to family and friends of those who have diedrecently:Melanie Loiselle, RIP
Beloved daughter of Linda LoiselleBrian Scott, RIPMay they enjoy peace in their life with Christ Jesus.
Prayer OpportunitiesDevotion to Our Mother of Perpetual Help: Wednesday 7:15pm,Santa CruzAdoration: First Fridays 2:00pm7:00pm, ChapelCentering Prayer: Wednesdays 6:45pm, Brides RoomDaily Readings: www.usccb.orgMorning Prayer: Monday – Friday 7:45am, ChurchRosary: Monday – Friday 8:30am, ChurchPrayer Chain: offers prayers and support anytime.
Contact Dorothy Brotea 3880041 orBette Church 4820067
Mass Intentions: www.padreserra.org or
Our Prayer Life
Third Sunday of Easter ~ Being able to see the Risen Christ.What are some ways that I know that God is with me? Who are thepeople, where is the place, and what are the occasions when I feelclosest to God?
Faith Sharing
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Get the scoop! On the fountain side of the courtyard. This Week: Get on the BusNext Week: St. Mary Magdalen School Golf/Tennis Classic
Life Centers Baby Shower CollectionGet on the Bus
Ministry Corner: Discover, Engage, Enjoy
Marriage Encounter ~ June 27 and 28Love between husband and wife is both a gift from God and a gift toeach other. Attend a Marriage Encounter weekend to work on thetools needed to make the most of this precious gift. Deepen yourcommunication, strengthen your relationship, rekindle your romanceand renew your sacrament at St. Jude's, Westlake. Contact Jeanineand Russ Walker at 6484244 or www.twocanlove.org.
Catholic Preschool Open House ~ April 26Notre Dame Learning Center, 1776 Hendrix Avenue, ThousandOaks, 3:005:00pm. For information: Sister Carol Marie 4940304.
In the Community
Protect the Children
Touching SafetyAs with any safety program, touching safety begins with educationand understanding. For example, bicycle safety starts with knowinghow a bike works and the safety risks involved, then we can learnabout protecting ourselves. The same is true for touching safety. Firstwe need to understand about boundaries in relationships, about whatis too close or too far or just right. Then we can learn aboutprotecting ourselves from touch that is out of bounds. For moreinformation: www.laarchdiocese.org/org/protecting.
Duct Tape and Stapler VolunteersAre you good with construction (paper), setup/teardown, snacks,crafts, technology, photography, videography? Looking for a shortterm project? Consider Summer Camp!! This year’s theme is iGod.We will be building everything technology out of cardboard andconstruction paper!! Imagine fivefoottall cell phones and lifesizeMine Craft. Too much fun to fit in this bulletin space! [email protected] and share your imagination.
2 Corinthians 9:68“Consider this: whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly,and whoever sows bountifully will also reap bountifully. Each mustdo as already determined, without sadness or compulsion, for Godloves a cheerful giver.”
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