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.Holy Family Church is a welcoming Catholic Eucharistic community of disciples of
Jesus Christ connecting faith with life and reaching out to those in need.
SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER, April 8, 2018
H O LY FA M I LY C H U R C Hbulletin
Holy Fam i ly Auc t ion 2018
T H E G R E A T
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AUCTIONIS ON
May 19th
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that you:Attend!
Donatean item!
Be aPatron!
Buy araffleticket!
Volunteer!
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CAMBRIA TORTORELLI, Parish Life DirectorFR. MARLON MATEO, Priest MinisterFR. DENIS MAHER, Priest MinisterMSGR. CLEMENT J. CONNOLLY, Spiritual DirectorREV. ANTHONY SCANNELL, CAPUCHIN, Weekend PresiderDCN. JAY & CANDY KRUEGER, Deacon Couple
Pastoral Center (Parish Offi ces)1527 Fremont Avenue, South Pasadena, CA 91030Phone: 626.799.8908 • Fax 626.799.0423 • [email protected]
Parish Offi ce Hours: Mon. – Th urs. 7:30 a.m.- 8:30 p.m.Sat. 9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
Fri. 7:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.Sun. 7:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
Schedule of Masses: SUNDAYS 6:30 a.m., 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:15 a.m., 12:45 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.WEEKDAYS 6:20 a.m. and 8:15 a.m.SATURDAYS 8:15 a.m. only • SATURDAY VIGIL 5:00 p.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession): SATURDAYS 3:30 p.m.-4:45 p.m. A priest is also available by appointment. Contact Pastoral Center 626.799.8908.
Welcome to Holy Family Church If you are visiting, or new in our community, we are blessed that you are here to worship with us. Our Parish Life Director, priests, and all our parish family extend to you the hospitality of Jesus Christ. If you would like more information about our parish or wish to join our faith community, please visit the Welcome Center on Sunday mornings or contact the Pastoral Center.
www.HolyFamily.orgBAPTISMAL PREPARATIONParents are asked to inquire at the Pastoral Center prior to the child’s birth.
BOOKSTOREParish Hall, lower level...626.403.6133
CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS & REMEMBERING CHURCHDawn Ponnet..............626.403.6128
CHURCH 1501 Fremont Ave.South Pasadena, CA 91030
EDEN CENTER 1520 Fremont Ave.Youth Ministry & Youth Confi rmation:Dawn Ponnet..............626.403.6128
EDUCATION CENTER 1301 Rollin St.School:Dr. Frank Montejano ... 626.799.4354Religious Education:Colette Villegas ..........626.403.6118
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTSCall the Pastoral Center at 626.799.8908.
GIVING AND STEWARDSHIPMary Hatton ...............626.403.6138
LITURGY AND ADULT FORMATIONFrank Ponnet ..............626.403.6116
MUSICDirector of Music and 11:15 a.m. Choir:Andrew Reed..............626.403.6124
PASTORAL CARE(Ministry to the Elderly & Sick)Mary Ternan ...............626.403.6115
SPIRITUAL DIRECTION Elwia Beaudette .........626.831.2462
ST. JOSEPH CENTER 1524 Fremont Ave.Giving Bank & Community ServicesMarlene Moore ..........626.403.6140
VOLUNTEERINGMary Schimmoller ....626.403.6113
WEDDINGSCall the Pastoral Center at 626.799.8908 at least 6 months prior to proposed date of marriage.
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Landscape Revisioning ProjectSpring is here and we are thrilled to begin our
Landscape Revisioning Project and invite you to join us on this journey. The fi rst phase, Garden of the Angels, will encompass the front of the church, our proverbial doorstep to the surrounding community. The result for Holy Family and our neighborhood will be a beautiful native landscape and outdoor environment aligned with our faith and spirituality. In addition, the new design sends an important message to the community regarding Holy Family’s commitment to responsibly care for God’s creation.
Above all, the new landscape design captures the welcoming spirit of Holy Family Church, while introducing a variety of native and drought-tolerant plants as well as a new irrigation system that will reduce our water usage and costs signifi cantly. These updates will support and refl ect the natural ecosystem of our Southern California environment and allow for greater responsibility in using our shared water resources.
The Parish Landscape Committee collaborated with the landscape architecture fi rm SWA (swagroup.com) to accomplish a vibrant design that will welcome parishioners and friends at the front of the church, and to create a prayerful memorial space on the west side of the church along Rollin Street. The outdoor spaces will provide parishioners and visitors alike an opportunity to delight in God’s creation, which proclaims His glory.
To donate to this important project, or make a gift in someone’s memory for the Garden of the Angels, please go to www.holyfamily.org/landscape.
Friday, April 20th at 7:00 p.m. in The Saint Joseph Center
Join us for a very special viewing of The Great Gatsby (2013) movie at Holy Family. It’s a great way to celebrate and support our upcoming Auction!Special viewing of fabulous Silent Auction items from the movie: Leonardo DiCaprio’s hat and tie worn in the fi lm!Popcorn, candy, and signature cocktails servedPurchase Auction raffl e tickets (only 300 will be sold)– you could win $10,000Buy chances to win a single Auction raffl e ticketPrize for best period attire21+ only pleaseDonations gratefully acceptedFor more information, please contact:Mary Schimmoller at [email protected]
Upcoming Events • APRIL 13, Confi rmation
• APRIL 14, Health Resources Fair • APRIL 20, Great Gatsby Movie• APRIL 28, Rummage Sale
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DPray for the SickMs. Dolly Nardina SolanoVirginia Schimmoller Deb LandisCynthia Bannan Catherine LenabergMarty Carmack Remy MillerGlen Golden
From Death to New LifeMary JacksonNancy Jean RamosLibrado Bing Arambulo Antonio LarezaNancy Dooley
Prayer GroupsFCA Block Rosary & Divine Mercy Prayer Group meets on the 2nd and last Sundays of the month. Contact: Bernie Corpuz, 323.547.6618
Prayers for Children. We pray for all of God’s children on the 15th of each month. Contact: Donna Gibson, [email protected]
Adoration of the Blessed SacramentTake time from your busy lives to spend an hour in prayer in the presence of the Lord in the Eucharist and be renewed in spirit. All are welcome! Th ere are two monthly options: On the fourth Tuesday evening of each month from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. and on the fi rst Friday of each month from 9:00 a.m.-10 a.m. Both of these options will take place in the Pastoral Center, downstairs in the Chapel.
Centering Prayer GroupMeets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays for meditation & sharing, 7:00-8:00 p.m., in the Guadalupe Room. Contact: Brian O’Neil, 626.482.9239 or [email protected].
RosaryJoin us in the church to pray the rosary aft er 8:15 a.m. daily Mass. We have a wonderful step-by-step guide to praying the rosary. Come and pray with us and get reacquainted with this powerful tool.
FCA/BLD Healing MassAll parishioners are invited to a special healing Mass every fi rst Friday of the month held at 8:00 p.m. in the church. Contacts: Jun & Alice de Guzman, 626.372.4522 or [email protected].
DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY, April 8, 2018
"Jesus came and stoo d in th eir midst and said to th em, "Peace be with you ." When he had said th is, he show ed th em his hands and his side."Scripture Readings for the WeekMONDAY: IS 7:10-14; 8:10; PS 40:7-11; HEB 10:4-10; LK 1:26-38TUESDAY: ACTS 4:32-37; PS 93:1-2, 5; JN 3:7B-15WEDNESDAY: ACTS 5:17-26; PS 34:2-9; JN 3:16-21THURSDAY: ACTS 5:27-33; PS 34:2, 9, 17-20; JN 3:31-36FRIDAY: ACTS 5:34-42; PS 27:1, 4, 13-14; JN 6:1-15SATURDAY: ACTS 6:1-7; PS 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19; JN 6:16-21
SUNDAY: ACTS 3:13-15, 17-19; PS 4:2, 4, 7-9; 1 JN 2:1-5A; LK 24:35-48
Mass Intentions MONDAY, APRIL 9
6:20 a.m. – Sally & George Rueda † 8:15 a.m. – Dionisio & Josefi na Baring †
TUESDAY, APRIL 10
6:20 a.m. – Holy Family Priests 8:15 a.m. – Henry Lee & Cari Bengzon
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 116:20 a.m. – Cari Bengzon8:15 a.m. – Frank Distaso †
THURSDAY, APRIL 126:20 a.m. – Emilia Klapp † 8:15 a.m. – Fr Denis Maher & Family
FRIDAY, APRIL 136:20 a.m. – Th anksgiving for Tess & Riley8:15 a.m. – Julian Tendero †
SATURDAY, APRIL 148:15 a.m. – Joseph & Veronica White †
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Divorced and Separated GroupTh e group meets on Th ursday evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Pastoral Center. We have 3 additional dates this year, May 3, May 17 and May 31. Th e book we work from is Rebuilding, When Your Relationship Ends by Dr. Bruce Fisher and Dr. Robert Alberti, which is available in the Bookstore. Our group is co-facilitated by Charles Cerutti, Ph.D, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Margaret Hostrup, and Terri Lynn Doubet. If you are interested in joining us, please call Terri Lynn Doubet at 818.729.0577 with any questions you may have. All are welcome!
Trinity Young Adult MinistryTrinity Ministry seeks to help Holy Family Church become a loving, spiritual home for young adults and young families. We are single, engaged, married, divorced, or widowed and in our 20’s, 30’s, and 40’s. We empower one another through spiritual, communal, and leadership formation as we help the parish become a community of beloved disciples reaching out to those in need.JOIN US every 2nd Sunday for 5:30 p.m. Mass followed by "The After Mass" – food, fellowship, and spiritual growth from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. in the St. Joseph Center.For more information:Check out our calendar: http://holyfamily.org/young-adults/. Email us: [email protected]
Youth MissionariesOur 28 teen missionaries are raising monies to serve the poor in Costa Rica. We have many ways you can support their efforts.
• Flock a Friend, see the form on our webpage http://youthministry.holyfamily.org/2608/fl ocking-a-mission-fundrasier/
• We are collecting gently used shoes for the next few weeks. Please bring your gently used shoes to the boxes in the vestibule.
• Bowling Night, Sunday, April 15, 6:30-9:30 p.m.
• We are having Rummage sale on April 28th. If you are a donor or a shopper or both, we need you!
RCIAWe have just begun a new inquiry session. If you or someone you know would like to become Catholic, please call Dawn for a little session to describe the process. 626.403.6128.
MIDDLE SCHOOL MINISTRYOur Middle School Ministry will resume this week. Middle School meets at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday evenings in the Eden Center.
Toddler Co-OpTh e Holy Family Toddler Co-op provides toddlers (ages 1-3) an opportunity to learn about God’s gift s through spirit-fi lled play, craft s, stories and songs. Parents have an opportunity to attend the Sunday 9:30 a.m. Mass while families connect their faith with life at home and in the community. For more in-formation please visit http://holyfamily.org/toddler-co-op/ or email: [email protected]. You can fi nd us on the lower fl oor of Holy Family School during the 9:30 a.m. Mass.
Sunday PreschoolThe Sunday Preschool program is currently recruiting for Board Members and Catechists: - Catechist: Nursery and Kinder Class, will teach with 1 other parent and will average teaching 2 Sundays a month - Art Director: Responsible for crafts (accounting for craft supplies, ordering crafts, overseeing parent volunteers assigned to craft committee) - Library Director: Responsible for putting out the lesson books each Sunday. For more information about these service opportunities, please contact: sundaypreschool@holyfamilyorg or call Diana Ramos, Communications Director 562.805.1389.
Confi rmation CONFIRMATION 2018Please keep our Confi rmation teens in your prayers as they prepare for Confi rmation on April 13. CONFIRMATION 2019Session 6 is our session on "I am the Imago Dei", which will be held on Sunday, April 15 at 3:45 p.m. or Tuesday, April 17 at 7:00 p.m. LGBT MinistryMany LGBT people feel disconnected from their Church. Holy Family’s LGBT Ministry, in the spirit of ALL ARE WELCOME, provides a confi dential, safe environment for discussion, education and socialization every Wednesday evening. LGBT people, as well as their parents, are welcome. For further information please contact Elizabeth S. Taylor, Ph.D., Ministry Chair at 626.792.1103.
Embracing the Beginning of LifeEmbracing the Beginning of Life Ministry seeks to build awareness within our parish in accordance with Vatican II’s Charter on Rights of the Family: “Human Life must be respected and protected absolutely from the moment of conception.” Meetings are on the third Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. in the Pastoral Center. Contact Rafael Flores [email protected] or Natalie Duran [email protected] for more information. Our next Life Rosary will be held on Tuesday, April 17 at 7:00 p.m. in the chapel downstairs in the Pastoral Center.
Teen Missionaries’ Bowling Night Our teens are going to Costa Rica this summer and they need your help! Come support the Teen Missionaries at their bowling night!When: Sunday, April 15, 6:30-9:30 p.m.Where: Montrose Bowl. 2334 Honolulu Ave. MontroseCost: $20.00 per person (food and bowling supplies included)Tickets: Please R.S.V.P to Michelle Biggar by Th ursday, April 12th so we know how many are coming, and then you can pay at the door. Contact: [email protected].
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Men’s Reading GroupTuesday, April 17 at 7:00 p.m., Guadalupe Room. At our next meeting, we will be discussing: Atheism Kills: The Dangers of a World Without God– and Cause for Hope, by Barak Lurie. In Atheism Kills, Barak Lurie exposes the horrors of a world without God. How we prepare ourselves to deal with atheistic ideologies will be what saves us. That preparation can only come with our embracing God.Future Book Discussions5.15.18 Telling Secrets, by Frederick Buechner
Women’s Reading GroupTuesday, May 1, 7:00 p.m., Guadalupe Rm. Even if you haven’t read the book, join us for wine, snacks & lively exchange about Most Dangerous: Ellsberg & the Secret History of the Vietnam War---a 2015 National Book Award fi nalist & 2016 YALSA nonfi ction winner. It tells how an obscure government analyst risked everything to expose 20 years of government lies to American people. A provocative book, it asks what patriotism, freedom, & integrity really mean. Future Book Discussions6.5.18 Torjesen: When Women Were Priests
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Opening April 11 “Fabulous Found Object
Creations” by Claire Marotta
Talented parishioner Claire Marotta is once again sharing with us her remarkable artistic creations…
this time we have a show and sale of sculptural objects created from a grand variety of parts, including
bottles, vases, sea shells, beads, fabric, lace, and other treasures.
We urge your to come and see this one-of-a-kind show. You will be amazed at the creative use of everyday objects to produce out of the ordinary
works of art. If you are looking for an unusual gift for someone
special, this would be the place to find it.
at the Holy Family Bookstore
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Filipino Catholic AssociationUPCOMING EVENTS: FUNDRAISERS and FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIESSaturday, April 14, The Block Rosary/Divine Mercy Prayer Group will meet at the Corpuz resi-dence. Contact: Francis Cavestany, 323.258.3416.
Sunday, April 15, the Working Group will be meeting at the Pastoral Center from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Pastoral Center. We will be discussing current, prior and future events. FCA members are welcome to participate. Contact: Jun Banda-lan, 626.251.7182.
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Italian Catholic Federation. The next ICF Branch 108 lunch social (3:00-4:00 p.m.) and general meeting (4:00-5:00 p.m.) is scheduled today April 8, 2018 in Connolly Hall. Come and play bingo. Parishioners welcome. Questions call 626.403.6102 or 626.372.7812.Next ICF Branch 108 fundraiser and general meeting at Villa Italia Ristorante in Duarte on Wednesday, April 11, 2018 from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. RSVP at 626.403.6102.May 5, 2018 - ICF Branch 108 Cinco de Mayo salsa dinner dance fundraiser in Connolly Hall. More information to come.
Please keep our sick members in your prayers that they may reach a speedy recovery. And to our former branch members who recently have gone to their eternal reward, may they rest in peace. May God bless and keep you healthy "per cento anni!"Carmelo Sabatella, Past President ICF Branch 108 Email: [email protected].
Auction 2018 How about a fabulous “STAYCATION” the weekend of the Auction? Pro-long the fun and take the worry out of driving home after The Great Gatsby by spending the night (May 19th) at the recently renovated Pasadena Hilton - the location of our 2018 Auction!
The Hilton is offering some rooms to Holy Family parishioners at a very deep discount – but call immediately as these specially rated rooms are limited!
To reserve your room – visit : holyfamily.org/auction-2018/ (and be redirected to the Hilton Holy Family Auction reservation page)
Group Name: Holy Family Church Benefi t Auction Group Code: HFCBA Check-in: 19-MAY-2018 Check-out: 20-MAY-2018 Hotel Name: Hilton Pasadena Hotel Address: 168 South Los Robles Avenue, Pasadena, California 91101 Phone Number: 626-577-1000
If you have any questions about the Auction, please contact Mary Schimmoller at 626-403-6113 or e-mail: [email protected].
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UNITY LIFEBereavement MinistriesCare Prayer in Remembrance of… (CPR) -last Tuesday of most months (4th Tuesday in May) 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. - Mother Teresa Room. In Remembrance of… sessions (IRO) Spring: Th urs-days 6:30 - 8:00 p.m., Galilee Room. April 5 - May 24, 2018.
Kindred SpiritsParish life can be strongly marriage and family oriented with few opportunities for single adults to feel comfortable at social gatherings or in volunteer capacities. Kindred Spirits was formed to create comfortable ways for single adults over 40 to get to know each other, and to build supportive friendships that enhance their participation in parish life as well as create meaningful connections in their lives outside of church. Truly great friendships have evolved through sharing in social events, volunteer projects, and spiritual enrichment activities together. We attend the Saturday vigil Mass each fi rst Saturday, followed by going to a diff erent local restaurant. Other potential activities are discussed and plans made during these fi rst Saturday gatherings. If you would like additional information, please email [email protected].
Holy Family 50+ ClubOur regular meeting is the fi rst Thursday of the month at 1:30 p.m. Our next meeting will be Thursday, May 3 at 1:30 p.m. at St. Joseph Center. If you have any questions about our Club, call our president Julie Smith at 626.796.2859. Game Day is the last Saturday of the month. The next Game Day will be April 28. Lunch and fun. For more information and reservations, contact Tina Jimenez at 323.227.8128.The calls went out and you answered. A huge thank you to all the volunteers, cooks and bakers. The Saint Joseph's table was beautiful and the food and desserts were delicious. Again, thank you for your generosity for this fundraiser. The St. Vincent de Paul society and the Giving Bank are always grateful for this help. It was another successful year.Save The Date!
The Cloistered Carmelite Auxiliary is sponsoring the Shower of Roses on April 25 at the San Gabriel Country Club. The cost is $65. For any questions, please call M. J. Craig at 626.282.3620.
Catholic CommunicationsToastmasters: 2nd & 4th Th ursday, 7:00 p.m., in the Pastoral Center. Want to improve your communication and leadership skills? Be more eff ective in meetings? Get your point across more concisely? Join us and learn how membership can help you succeed. Contact: Mary Elizabeth Ohde, 323.257.8989.
Women’s RetreatALL ladies are invited to experience a faith-filled retreat weekend
preached by the passionist staff. Conveniently located in Sierra Madre at the Mater Dolorosa Passionist Retreat House.
JESU XPIPASSIO
Enjoy Relaxation and Spirtual Renewal with Jesus.When: May 11-13, 2018 You’ll be home just in time to celebrate Mother’s Day
Make this a Mother’s Day gift
Theme: “Going Without Knowing: Pitching Our Tent in Faith”
Cost: Suggested donation of $250 (including $50 deposit) for two nights and five meals (No one is turned away because of financial inablilty to make the suggested donation)
For reservations or more info, contact our parish captain: Shelly Stokes 714.350.6865 or [email protected]
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Pastoral Care(Ministry to the Elderly and Sick)Pastoral Care Offi ce 626.403.6115.
Monthly Mass ScheduleProspect Manor: Usually the 1st Wednesday of the month, 10:00 a.m., 800 Prospect Ave., South Pasadena. Call 626.799.1141 to confi rm.To notify us of someone in the parish who is sick, please follow these procedures:1. Call the Pastoral Center, Monday to Sunday if the sick
person needs to be visited by a priest.2. You will be asked a few important questions by the staff
person answering your call, as a form must be fi lled out. Hospital? Home? Communion? Person’s home address and phone? Parishioner or not? Elderly? Name on intercessions?
3. Please ask the staff person to notify Mary Ternan or Haeya Kim.
The Giving Bankat ST. JOSEPH CENTER (SJC) – 1524 Fremont Ave.Contact: Marlene or Fabian, 626.403.6140.
Volunteer opportunities at the Giving Bank include:
Monday Distribution Team Members: assistance with set-up/take down and distribution of groceries.
Weekend Pickup Team Members: (van or truck required) 1. Saturday a.m. pickup in Alhambra, and delivery to Giving Bank. 2. Sunday aft ernoon pick-up in Alhambra, and delivery to the Giving Bank.
A friendly reminder to our parishioners during Sunday Mass: please be cautious and considerate of our Holy Family truck and the Giving Bank staff. They do donation pickups 7 days a week and would like to remind you to be respectful of the No Parking signs on the pavement and the cones that are located on the St. Joseph/Eden parking lot. They remind you that it is for your own safety. For your convenience, we have additional parking at South Pasadena High School. We thank you for your cooperation. Blessings!
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Mission HaitiTraveling Donors
Two of Mission Haiti generous donors traveled with our January delegation to Haiti. They tell of their experience:Joaquin Saldivar, a roofi ng contractor, and I, Dolores Tukich, a retired teacher, have been contributing items to Haiti which we hoped the people there would fi nd useful. The items included tools, school supplies, musical instruments, work stations, generators and other miscellaneous items. We hoped to see if these items were what the Haitians needed.On arrival in Port-Au-Prince, our fi rst visit was to a school. We found the children clean and neatly dressed in uniforms. The classrooms were equipped with a blackboard, benches, and long tables which were used as desks. There were no textbooks. They learned by copying what the teacher wrote on the blackboard and writing in their composition books. I saw the need for books, school supplies, and mentors to help the teachers with effective teaching methods. Each school is equipped with a kitchen and cooking equipment so that the parents can make lunch for the students. For some this was the only meal that they received for the day. Traveling in Haiti, we couldn't help but notice the trash lining the roads. One of Fr. Tom's ambitions is to fi nd a way to remove the trash. The streams of water running along the sides of the road were muddy and polluted; this water was the same water the women used to wash their clothes. We would like to see streams with clean water to help the Haitian people with their day to day lives.Joaquin was especially interested in their agriculture. The soil is rich and many crops such as coconuts could be grown in a sustainable matter. I was amazed at the number of coconut trees that were loaded with coconuts. Other fruits that were growing in this area were mangos, papayas, a variety of bananas and avocados. Fr. Gerard, a native Haitian, operates 34 schools and the agricultural project. He showed us the many plants that could grow: beets, various kinds of beans, sweet peppers, chayote, tomatoes and onions, among others. He also had a fi sh tank where he raised many different breeds of fi sh to feed the people in his area. There was also a chicken farm, of which the eggs were delivered to schools for the children's meals.In the U.S, schools regularly update their text books. When new books arrive, the old ones are put in a warehouse. Since French is the native language in Haiti, I plan to contact the Education Department of Quebec to see if they have discarded any textbooks in French, which could be made available for Haiti, and allow education to be available for all children.We are all grateful for the progress that Fr. Tom Hagan, Douglas Campbell, and their team of Haitians have accomplished to help the Haitians lead a wholesome life.Thank you, Dolores and Joaquin. By the way, Dolores is a young 92 years of age.The Mission Haiti Committee
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Beyond The Parish
Safeguard the ChildrenVirtus“Protecting God’s Children”VIRTUS® “Protecting God’s Children” is a three-hour training for adults which teaches the fi ve basic steps of child sexual abuse prevention. This program is mandated for all adults who work with or around children or youth on a regular basis. For dates and times or to register on-line visit www.virtus.org and click on “Registration.” If you need assistance with registration, contact the Pastoral Center at 626.403.6106.
Virtus Recertifi cation“Keeping the Promise Alive”Four years from the date of completing “Protecting God’s Children” you must attend “Keeping the Promise Alive” which provides ongoing awareness for the prevention of child sexual abuse. A list of locations can be found at www.virtus.org. Call the Pastoral Center at 626.403.6106 for more information.
Live Scan FingerprintingView the complete fi ngerprinting schedule at http://www.la-archdiocese.org/org/hr/Pages/fi ngerprinting.aspx. Call the location to schedule an appointment. If you have any questions regarding our Safeguard the Children program, please contact Donella Sotelo at [email protected].
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Volunteers NeededTh e Order of Malta Los Angeles clinic is looking for pri-mary care volunteers. We are a free clinic in downtown Los Angeles on the St. Vincent Medical Center campus. We provide care for the uninsured working poor and elderly. We are funded by private donations. We provide malpractice insurance, a courteous staff , and grateful patients. Give us a call at 2001 South Alvarado St., Suite 410, Los Angeles, California, 90057. 213.353.9920. Free parking is available.
NAMINational Alliance on Mental IllnessPeer2Peer: A Ten Week Education course designed for those who are in recovery and have a mental health diagnosis. Ages 18 +. Facilitated by trained facilitators. Connections: A Peer Support Recovery Group. For those who have a mental health diagnosis, are in recov-ery and want support. Facilitated by two trained support recovery peers.When: 2nd and 4th Tues. of the monthWhere: Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services1540 East Colorado Blvd. Glendale, CATime:. 6:00 p.m.- 7:30 p.m.Contact: [email protected] Cell#: 626.241.0118.
Villa Esperanza ServicesVilla Esperanza provides services for children, adults and seniors with intellectual/developmental disabilities and gives them the tools, support and opportunities to live happy and fulfi lling lives!
Volunteer OpportunitiesWorking with Our Clients: Flexible schedules are available weekdays between 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. to work directly with Villa’s adults and seniors in our Adult Day Program. Spaces may also be available to volunteer with Villa’s children at Villa Esperanza School in Pasadena.Working in Our Offi ces: Regular schedule and “as needed” shift s are available weekdays 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. to work in our offi ces. Projects include organizational and clerical tasks, and occasional hands-on creative work.To volunteer you must be 15 years of age, complete an application and have a one-hour orientation. Volunteers who want to work with our clients must provide proof of a current TB test taken in the last four years with a negative result.
You can help children know they are understood As parents, educators and volunteers, we want children to know that we are not only authority fi gures in their lives, but also people they can trust. To foster authentic trust with children, it is important that they know that you understand them. One of the simplest ways to do this is by repeating back what children are telling you. When you do this, you are affi rming to the child that they are heard and un-derstood. For a copy of the complete VIRTUS® article “Modeling Good Communication” visit http://www.la-archdiocese.org/org/protecting/Pages/VIRTUS-Current-Online-Articles.aspx.
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Holy Family Bookstore
1519 Fremont Avenue, South Pasadena, CA 91030 April 8, 2018
Bookstore Hours
TUESDAY thru SATURDAY
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. SUNDAY
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
CLOSED MONDAY (626) 403-6133
(626)403-6133 Website: holyfamily.org/bookstore
Mark your Calendar Meg from City of Angels Jewelry will be here
for her spring trunk show on Sunday, April 15 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Meg always brings an amazing collection of vintage medals, and sterling silver vintage reproductions and we anticipate this year’s
show to be especially wonderful.
Plan to shop for Mothers Day, summer weddings and graduations, as well as
First Communion and Confirmation gifts.
We are pleased to announce that HEATHER
KING will be introduc-ing and signing her brand new
book FAMISHED On Sunday,
April 22 From 9-1
This book is a joy from cover to cover with insightful reflections from Heather and delicious recipes with fabulous pic-tures.
We will be sharing food from one or more of the recipes in the book during the book signing.
This event will be a real treat!!!
The Butteflies are back!!! A large variety of feathered butterfly garlands are available.
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Today is Divine Mercy
Sunday
The Bookstore’s
Gift On this holy day is a 30% discount
on all Divine Mercy books, holy cards,
statues, plaques, and Divine Mercy rosaries.
We invite you to visit our poetry display where selected
poetry books will be marked down.
I’d like to share 2 of my favorite recently published
poetry books.
The poems and reflections in The Art of Pausing:
Meditations for the Over-worked and Over-
whelmed are the work of three writers who inhabit very different worlds. But
for each, the reading and writing of haiku is an essential spiritual practice.
"Throughout her ... career, Mary Oliver has touched countless readers with her verse, expounding on her
love for the physical world and the powerful bonds between all living things. She now returns with a definitive collec-tion of her writing from
the last fifty years
".
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Eucharistic MinisterSaturday, April 145:00 p.m. - Lela Bissner, Jane Cappai-Brunello, Mary Rose Caras, Jane Jackson, Cathy Lohr-Arkin, David Lyman, 2 NOT FILLEDSunday, April 156:30 a.m.- Chris Conte, Rob Figel, Rich Morrissey, Anne Morrissey, Judi Schwab, NOT FILLED 8:00 a.m. - Antonio Delgado, Sylvia Delgado, Kim Erickson, Norma Ferriols, Donaciano Meza, Gertrudis Meza, Margaret Morales, John Sanchez9:30 a.m. – Aggie Daws, Liz Gilfi llan, Judith Henderson, Kathy Holtsnider, Deanna Sevilla, Allyson Simpson, Roland Simpson, Laura Ursitti, Joni Valencia-Magat, NOT FILLED11:15 a.m. - Jun Bandalan Jr, Helen Caliway, Dennis Diekmann, Maureen Diekmann, Tina Forrestel, Catherine Grimes, Marie Grimes, Inez Lopez, Ginny Rusk, NOT FILLED12:45 p.m. - Ericka Giordano, Rosemarie Rodriguez, Warren Romberger, Libby Vracin, 2 NOT FILLED5:30 p.m. - Angelina-Rose Cotton, Rita Fortner, Mary Hatton, Chuck Korth, Renee Korth, Bill Mahoney, Kathy Osegueda, Cynthia Prado, Jamie Sullivan, Amanda WagnerLectorsSaturday, April 145:00 p.m. - David Lyman, Charlene SeleySunday, April 156:30 a.m.- Charles Mullaly, Kerry O'Hara 8:00 a.m. – Raymond Guzman, Susana Skillen9:30 a.m. - Norbert Bell, Lorraine Garcia11:15 a.m. – Joseph Manahan, Art Salinas 12:45 p.m. - Sherie Carroll, Eric Munson5:30 p.m. – Lauren Ginn, Patricio OseguedaAltar Servers Saturday, April 145:00 p.m. - Carolyn Freese, John Paul Freese, Sara PonceSunday, April 156:30 a.m.- Charlie Casani, Henry Casani, Elizabeth Mullaly8:00 a.m. - Erin Erickson, Natalia Gonzalez, Ryan James9:30 a.m. - Emily Casciani, Ethan Hong, Jason Hong11:15 a.m. – Austin Borgerding, Kate Garland, Lucy Garland, Katherine Moses, Noah Willingham12:45 p.m. - Connor Fagan, Quinn Fagan, Griffi n Ulrich5:30 p.m. - Annabelle-Josie Cotton, Olivia DeCardenas, Brady HattonHospitality Saturday, April 145:00 p.m. - Maxine Liggins, Cathy Lohr-Arkin, Janet MooreSunday, April 158:00 a.m. – Patty Walcha9:30 a.m. – Judy De Balogh, Marion Hovorka, Kevin Randall, Diane Sternal11:15 a.m. - Matt Gardner12:45 p.m. - Suze Moss
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