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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.

A Word About Our Deacon Couple The phrase “Deacon Couple” is used by the Archdiocese to describe a married couple in which the husband has been ordained a Permanent Deacon. Here is why the term Deacon Couple fi ts Dcn. Jay & Candy:Over the past fi ve years of formation, they both have attended all of the classes, done the reading assignments, and turned in the homework assignments. They both completed the bereavement training through Catholic Cemeteries and are certifi ed lectors for the Archdiocese. They both are trained in how to conduct funeral vigils, memorial services outside of Mass, and graveside rites. Both served as presider during morning and evening Liturgy of the Hours, both discerning the Scrip-ture readings and preparing refl ections on how the reading stirred their spirits. The Holy Spirit would bring the reading to light, inspiring them to share the events in their life and how the reading brought the word of God to inspire them and call both to action. Together they have prepared presentations on various faith-related topics, prayer services as well as practicums for baptisms, Sunday celebrations absent a priest, weddings, and Deacon at the Altar. They have both received training in pastoral care and take communion to the homebound. While it is true that only Jay was ordained and can perform baptisms and witness a wedding, they both will be present and serve. The ministry of a Dea-con Couple is that of service. Service together. After ordination, some wives elect not to take an active role in the church with their husbands (usually due to small children at home, work or other commitments and obligations). This is not true for Deacon Jay & Candy. They made vows to each other, during their celebration of matrimony, 36 years prior to Deacon Jay making promises to the Archbishop. They will continue to serve the community of Holy Family and the Archdiocese of Los An-geles as a couple. Where one is present, both are present.

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Feast of the AssumptionThe Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary is Tuesday, August 15. It is a Holy Day of Obligation. We will have a Vigil Mass on Monday, August 14 at 6:00 p.m. and an aevening Mass on Tuesday, August 15 at 6:00 p.m All are welcome!

Third Annual Connolly Golf ClassicSave the Date November 10, 2017

The Second Annual Holy Family Connolly Classic was a great success! We had 130 golfers at Brookside and the scramble format allowed golfers of all skill levels to participate and have fun. The day wrapped up with a festive BBQ on the Brookside Patio and the raffl e and silent auction raised additional funds for our Holy Family Playground Project and Scholarship effort.

We are thankful to our generous sponsors, dedicated golf committee and volunteers who stepped up in support of the school. We look forward to the Connolly Classic being a tradition and community building day for years

to come. What a great day for Holy Family School and see you this year at the 3rd Annual Connolly Classic on November 10, 2017!

Registration Information

Please visit our website for event details and registration information: http://school.holyfamily.org/12654/golf-tournament/

If you have any questions or would like to sponsor the Connolly Golf Classic, please contact Shannon Porter at [email protected] or 626.403.6130.

HFS Summer ProgramHoly Family 2017 Summer Program

Holy Family School’s new Summer Program was a great success! Running for four weeks, from June 26-July 20, the program was open to all Kindergarten through Fifth grade students. Each day was fi lled with hands-on experiences including science investigations, creative art projects, dramatic performances and other learning adventures. Students and teachers can’t wait for the fun to continue next summer!

Upcoming Events

• AUGUST 15, Feast of the Assumption • AUGUST 26, FCA Rummage Sale • AUGUST 26, Havana Night • SEPTEMBER 4, Labor Day, Parish Offi ces Closed

• SEPTEMBER 10, Blessing for Police and Fire Dept. • OCTOBER 7-8, Fair • OCTOBER 10, Financial Planning Seminar

• NOVEMBER 10, Connolly Golf Classic

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DPray for the SickTony Cairns, Carol Weideman

David Walters, Dennis Arthur Luna

Lorrie Gilmour

From Death to New LifeDr. Bob Hanel

Margo Chase- Sister of Jeff Chase.

John McDermott

Anniversaries of DeathBob Grossi, Ellie Stimpfel

Prayer GroupsFCA Block Rosary & Divine Mercy Prayer

Group meets on the 2nd & last Sundays of the

month. Contact: Ramon Lacson, 323.257.1017

Prayers for Children. We pray for all of

God’s children on the 15th of each month.

Contact: Donna Gibson,

[email protected]

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].

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Scripture Readings for the weekTODAY: DN 7:9-10, 13-14; PS 97:1-2, 5-6, 9; 2 PT 1:16-19; MT 17:1-9

MONDAY: 11:4B-15; PS 81:12-17; MT 14:13-21

TUESDAY: NM 12:1-13; PS 51:3-7, 12-13; MT 14:22-36 OR MT 15:1-2, 10-14

WEDNESDAY: NM 13:1-2, 25 — 14:1, 26-29A, 34-35; PS 106:6-7AB, 13-14, 21-23; MT 15:21-28

THURSDAY: 2 COR 9:6-10; PS 112:1-2, 5-9; JN 12:24-26

FRIDAY: DT 4:32-40; PS 77:12-16, 21; MT 16:24-28

SATURDAY: DT 6:4-13; PS 18:2-4, 47, 51; MT 17:14-20

SUNDAY: 1 KGS 19:9A, 11-13A; PS 85:9-14; ROM 9:1-5; MT 14:22-33

Mass Intentions MONDAY, AUGUST 7

6:20 a.m. – Holy Family Priests 8:15 a.m. – Carmencita L. Capua

TUESDAY, AUGUST 8

6:20 a.m. – Bettie and Jim Byer 8:15 a.m. – Jane Lee and family

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 96:20 a.m. – Louise Zellem † 8:15 a.m. – Faith Kissler Campbell

THURSDAY, AUGUST 106:20 a.m. – Eugene and Elizabeth Lee † 8:15 a.m. – Lucy Kronheimer †

FRIDAY, AUGUST 116:20 a.m. – Antonio Carrasco †8:15 a.m. – Edna Foltyn †

SATURDAY, AUGUST 128:15 a.m. – Michael Morales †

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Jesus took Peter, James, and his brother, John, and led them up a high mountain by themselves. And he was transfi gured before them; his face shone like the sun and his clothes became white as light. And behold, Moses and Elijah appeared to them, conversing with him. Then Peter said to Jesus in reply, "Lord, it is good that we are here. If you wish, I will make three tents here, one for you, one for Moses, and one for Elijah." While he was still speaking, behold, a bright cloud cast a shadow over them, then from the cloud came a voice that said, "This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased; listen to him." When the disciples heard this, they fell prostrate and were very much afraid. But Jesus came and touched them, saying, "Rise, and do not be afraid."

And when the disciples raised their eyes, they saw no one else but Jesus alone. As they were coming down from the mountain, Jesus charged them, "Do not tell the vision to anyone until the Son of Man has been raised from the dead."

The Good WordMT 17: 1-9

RCIAThe Catholic way of life is mysterious and it is soothing. If you would like to be on a journey of faith which will lead to the Catholic Way of Life, please contact Dawn at 626.403.6128, or email [email protected].

Sunday PreschoolHoly Family Sunday Preschool is currently in need of a Director to oversee the 2017-2018 program year and an Art Director to oversee the purchasing/organization of craft materials. Both of these positions are volunteer positions. The duration of the commitment is August 2017 - May 2018. Volunteers will need to be Virtus trained and should complete Live Scan fi ngerprinting. Sunday Preschool is a cooperative preschool experience for 3, 4 and 5 year olds. Classes meet weekly during the 9:30 a.m. Mass on most Sundays in the Education Center building from October through May. The curriculum is developmentally appropriate and is designed to introduce preschoolers to God and their faith community. A Spanish class is also offered. For more information about these service opportunities, please contact: Mary Schimmoller, Director of Volunteers, at MSchimmoller@holyfamilyorg.

Spiritual Direction Each spiritual journey is a personal path and all are welcome to join. Spiritual Direction is an opportunity to discover who we are in God, let go of what is not working, accept some parts of our lives and forgive ourselves and others. The Spiritual Direction Ministry provides this opportunity to those who seek guidance, affi rmation and/or enrichment in their spiritual experience. There is no charge. Our Spiritual Directors: Elwia Beaudette, Paulette Cerutti, Laura Escobedo,Veronica Hurd, Mary O’Brien, Mary Schimmoller and Cambria Tortorelli. Please contact Elwia Beaudette for more information and/or to schedule a meeting, 626.831.2462.

do,Veronica Hurd, Mary O Brien, Mary

Divorced and Separated GroupTh e group is on hiatus until the Fall, but usually meets on Th ursday evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Pastoral Center. 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!

Religious Education Religious education is a lifelong process that guides the baptized into “intimacy with Jesus Christ” (Catechesi Tradendae). Religious education is more than formal instruction; it is a conscious pathway to the development of the whole person as a model of Christ and permeates all facets of life in a Catholic community. Its foundations are laid in the home and built in partnership within the parish community.Th e ministry of Religious Education is an entrusted participant in this collaboration, serving the mission and expressing the love of Christ to our parish children! It is the goal of our parish, directors in formation, catechists and volunteers to work diligently with parents to encourage, support, strengthen and enhance their work in the formation of their children for the Kingdom of God. For more information contact Colette Villegas, DRE at 626.403.6118. For regular updates see our website: re.holyfamily.org. 6

Holy Family School HighlightsHoly Family School Prepares for Another Year of Faith Formation and Academic Growth.As Holy Family School looks to the future, it also helps us to refl ect on the successes of this past year. Some of our bigger initiatives included major campus improvements. This past year we added new gates and an improved security monitoring system, allowing us to fully close the campus during school hours and better monitor access. For parents, staff and students, this was an important initiative in our efforts to keep our students safe and secure. Last year we also initiated the development of our Outdoor Learning Center, which provided our students with an outdoor space for play, exploration and learning. This new outdoor space included a play structure, a larger play area, new landscaping, and a learning garden. This new area is used in a variety of ways by both students and staff, which has allowed us to extend our classroom into our outdoor space. For the coming year we have focused on classroom renovations and technology upgrades. Most of our classrooms are receiving new fl ooring and paint, along with some innovative design changes. In the area of technology, most classrooms are receiving state of the art Activeboards; these new boards extend our digital capacity by giving teachers and students a powerful learning tool for the classroom. We are excited to share these new advancements with our entire school community. As a parish-centered school, Holy Family continues to blend faith and academics in an environment that is conducive to learning. We are thankful to our parent community for their commitment to a quality education, as well as parishioners and alumni who support our mission. Once again we are looking forward to another exciting year of faith-fi lled activities and academic growth at Holy Family School!

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Middle School Ministry NewsOur Middle School Ministry is off for the summer. Our fi rst session will be Wednesday, September 20 from 7:00-8:30 p.m. or Th ursday September 21, from 3:30-5:00 p.m. Sign up on youthministry.holyfamily.org/Middle School Minis-try.

Confi rmationIf you have or you are a teen going into high school next year, and are interested in Confi rmation preparation, please visit youthministry.holyfamily.org for registration information. Our family information evenings will be:Tuesday, August 15, at 7:00 p.m. in St. Joseph’s CenterSunday, August 20, at 4:00 p.m. in St. Joseph’s CenterSunday, August 27, at 7:00 p.m. in St. Joseph’s Center (note time change).Tuesday, September 5, at 7:00 p.m. in St. Joseph’s Center.

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, August 15 at 7:00 p.m. in the chapel downstairs in the Pastoral Center. 7

Men’s Reading GroupTuesday, August 15 at 7:00 p.m., Guadalupe Room. At our next meeting, we will be discussing “The American Miracle, Divine Providence in the Rise of the Republic”by Michael Medved. Th e book recounts some of the most signifi cant events in America’s rise to prosperity and power. Historians may categorize these incidents as happy accidents, callous crimes, or the product of brilliant leadership, but the most notable leaders of the past four hundred years have identifi ed this good fortune as something else—a refl ection of divine providence.

Women’s Reading GroupTuesday, September 5, 7:00 p.m., Guadalupe Rm. Even if you haven’t read the book, join us for wine, snacks, and lively exchange on Brooks' The Road to Character. He shows that although morals have changed in the last century, we can still build our character to rise above a focus on material goods and personal success.

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Holy Family 50+ ClubOur new president, Julie Smith, was elected at the last meeting. Our next meeting will be September 7, we will be on hiatus until then. Check back in September for more information.Game Day is the last Saturday of the month. The next Game Day is August 26 at Colonial Kitchen Restaurant on Huntington Drive. Lunch and fun. For more information and reservations, contact Tina Jimenez at 323.227.8128. We are off to a luau in Laughlin for 3 days and 2 nights! Dates are from September 18-20. We are staying at the Riverside Resort. For more information please call Julia Shaw at 626.844.7301.

Filipino Catholic Association.Sunday, August 13, The Block Rosary/Divine Mercy Prayer Group will meet Sunday, Aug 13 at the Chua residence. All are welcome to pray the rosary and for fellowship. Contact: Francis Cavestany, 323.258.3416.Saturday, August 26, FCA will be hosting its annual Rummage Sale fundraiser. Start early and check your closets to donate items. We will be collecting items on Friday, August 25. Drop off time is from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. at St. Joseph Center only. No early drops. Your support is appreciated. Contact: Jun Bandalan at 626.251.7182.Sunday, September 3, FCA will be hosting its fi rst annual Family Picnic at Garfi eld Park. All are welcome to join us for an afternoon of fellowship, food and games for all ages. More details to follow as the date nears. Contact: Diana Araos at 323.697.9479.Contact Information: For more information and volunteer opportunities, please call Jun Bandalan at 626.251.7182. For future bulletin announcements/postings, please call Diana Araos at 323.697.9479.Thanks again to our wonderful choir who performed at the Filipino Saints’ Day mass on Friday, July 14.

If you are interested in joining our wonderful choir, please contact Rey Tuazon at [email protected].

Our next big event with the FCA choir will be in December for our annual Holiday mass, Simbang Gabi.

Holy Family Italian Catholic FederationOn Sunday July 16, 2017 members enjoyed the ICF Annual Cooley's Anemia BBQ in the Parish Hall. Th ank you to Cooley's Anemia spokeswom-an Laurice Levine for her presentation on the new Cooley's Anemia Program at Children's Hospital in Los Angeles. Th ank you also to President John Maggiora who prepared the excellent BBQ lunch and to ICF Staff and members for your help and generous support for research and success in the future eradication of this disease.

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Bereavement MinistriesCare Prayer in Remembrance of… (CPR) -last Tuesday of each month 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. - Pastoral Center.

In Remembrance of… sessions (IRO) Fall and Spring: Th ursdays, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m., Galilee Room. Sept - Nov 2017. Spring 2018 dates TBA.

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.

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].

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Mission Haiti: Headquarters (Continued)The central Headquarters for Hands Together in Port-au-Prince supports the many far-fl ung programs spread throughout a good part of Haiti. These include some twenty-four schools, three medical clinics, the Bassein Retreat Center, the Clarke Farm, a quasi parish church, a Co-op Center, and an artifi cial turf soccer/community fi eld.

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Pastoral Care(Ministry to the Elderly and Sick)Monthly Mass Schedule

Prospect 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.

The Giving Bankat ST. JOSEPH CENTER (SJC) – 1524 Fremont Ave.Contact: Marlene, Andres 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.

Wanted: CROP Walk Recruiter, responsible for recruiting walkers to participate in the Pasadena CROP Walk that will be held later this Fall. Funds from this event fi ght hunger globally as well as locally. Our Giving Bank is one of fi ve local food pantries that receives funds from this very worthwhile event.

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• Over 50 buildings demand constant main-tenance• The schools particularly need a supply depot• A fl eet of vehicles from vans to buses to a semi need to be maintained

• Sea Containers refi tted and incorporated into HQs• Valuable space at a fraction of the cost of construction•Holy Family has sent more than 35 sea containers

• Staff, visitors, and seminarians share the dining area• Simple, but hardy, food • In all our years of visiting, few gastrointes-tinal problems

• Armed guards are hired as a precaution• Drug traffi cking has increased violence in Haiti• Thankfully, no major incident has occurred

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Beyond The Parish

Virtus “Protecting God’s Children”Must register for a session online at virtus.org.

Upcoming sessions here at Holy FamilyMonday, August 28, 12:00-3:00, 6:00-9:00 p.m.

Virtus Re-certifi cationUpcoming sessions here at Holy FamilyToday, August 6, 3:30-5:00 p.m.Sunday, August 27, 3:30-5:00 p.m.

Live Scan FingerprintingUpcoming sessions here at Holy FamilyTuesday, August 10, Sunday, September 10.View 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].

Did you know? Violence within the home affects the entire communityAngelus News recently published an article on how domestic violence affects the entire family and the community members of all ages. In the article Dr. Ana Nogales, said “domestic violence not only leads to an altercation between two partners, but can harm innocent children. We need to be alert, and not tolerate abuse at home or in the community.” To learn more about what you can do read the full article at: http://www.angelusnews.com/articles/violence-within-the-home-affects-the-entire-community.

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Serra ClubTh e Serra Club of Los Angeles invites guests and prospective members to join them for fellowship and affi rmation. First established in 1934 in Seattle, Washington, and now world-wide with 20,000 members in 36 countries, the Serra Club is the lay vocation arm of the Church. Th eir mission is simple. Th ey promote, foster and affi rm vocations to the priesthood and religious life. Th ey meet from 12:00-1:30 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month, at Taix Restaurant, 1911 Sunset Bl., Los Angeles. Contact: John F. Watkins, parishioner, 626.432.4712.

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 Opportunities

Working 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 and 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.

For more information or to sign up to volunteer, please contact: Katherine Evans, Volunteer [email protected], 626.449.2919 Ex162.

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1519 Fremont Avenue, South Pasadena, CA 91030 August 6, 2017

Bookstore Hours

TUESDAY thru SATURDAY 10:00 to 5:00 p.m.

SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

CLOSED MONDAY (626) 403-6133

ALERT Just a reminder. The Bookstore will be closed from August 14 thru August 25.

If you anticipate needing Fair Trade coffee, tea or Organic Chocolate Bars, stock up now

before we go on vacation.

DVDs are still available for Holy Family School and

Religious Education 2017 First Communion Masses.

IMAGES Of America SOUTH

PASADENA We are honored to be one of the first stores in the area to feature a brand new book on South Pasadena. The “Images of America” series celebrates the history of neighborhoods, towns and cities across the country. Using archival photographs, each title presents the distinctive stories from the past that shape the character of the community today. Arcadia Publishing is proud to play a part in the preservation of local heritage, making history available to all. Author Rick Thomas is the former museum curator and vice-chair of education for the South Pasadena Preservation Foundation. He served on the South Pasadena Natural Resources Commission, help-ing to maintain a strict policy protecting the city’s great old-growth trees. Using touchstone photographs from his own collection—one of the San Gabriel Valley’s largest accumulations of historical im-ages and artifacts—as well as national, state and local historical ar-chives, Thomas provides a window to his city’s past and an under-standing of why its preservation if so important. Because Holy Family Parish is such an integral part of the history of the city, it follows that pictures of the Church and our campus would be included in the book...and they are. There is a stunning picture of our stained glass windows at night, as well as a remarkable aerial shot of the entire Church campus.

Ten Years Ago This Week We featured this book in our Sunday Highlights page in the bulletin, and thought it would be fun to re-visit it. Copies of this very interesting

book are available in the Bookstore.

Garden Discount Coupon Redeem this coupon for a

20% discount On the purchase of any

GARDEN STATUE or BIRDHOUSE

Coupon valid on Sunday, August 6 only May not be combined with any other discount

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Jewelry Trunk Show Sunday, November 19, 2017

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Don’t miss theHoly Family Fair

October 7 & 8! Join the Circus

andJoin the Fun!

Rides, new games, great food, BINGO and happy surprises!

Come to the Fair Committee’s Continental BreakfastConnolly Parish HallSunday, August 27

7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.The Holy Family Fair is all about community and all are welcome “Under the Big

Top.” It’s also about supporting our ministries and outreach. You can be part of this fun celebration by attending, by volunteering, by being a sponsor or

making an in-kind donation.

To volunteer for the Fair please contact:Fair Volunteer Chair Sarah [or Gabe] Veloz at 626.379.8705 or e-mail [email protected]

For other Fair questions, please contact: Mary Schimmoller, Holy Family’s Director of Volunteers, at 626.403.6113 or [email protected]

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Let’s send our College Students back-to-school with a Holy Family Blessing!

All College students (new and returning) please join us for

5:30 Mass on Sunday, August 6th

and receive a special “College Blessing.” Bring your families!

Reception immediately follows in the Gathering area.

Hosted by the Community Life Commission.

For more information, or to help, please contact Mary Schimmoller at 626-403-6113 or [email protected]

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google/+HolyFamilyVideo

linkedin/company/holy-family-catholic-church

Did You Know?Th e new paper that the bulletin

redesign committee chose is every bit as environmentally friendly as the old paper. And the inks are made from soy! Please email [email protected] with any

comments or suggestionsor call 626.403.6108.

Th anks and keep the feedback coming!

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EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS

Saturday, August 12

5:00 p.m. - Jane Cappai-Brunello, Bitsy Hotaling, Dick Hotaling, Ruben Jauregui, Mario Lopez, David Lyman, 2 NOT FILLEDSunday, August 13

6:30 a.m.- Wendy Abbate, Chris Conte, Laura Escobedo, Rob Figel, Karen Noyes, Judi Schwab8:00 a.m. - Linda Breen, Tom Breen, Catherine Grimes, Marie Grimes, Deacon Jay Krueger, Margaret Morales, Toni Motte, John Sanchez9:30 a.m. - Lela Bissner, Carrie Diaz, Remy Rippens, Allyson Simpson, Roland Simpson, Benjamin Smith, Kathi Smith, Laura Ursitti, Patty Wickman, 1 NOT FILLED11:15 a.m. - Jun Bandalan Jr, Helen Caliway, Elizabeth Dever, Natalie Duran, Nora Fuller, John Fuller, Ericka Giordano, Sally Hinckley, Anne Steben, Joni Valencia-Magat12:45 p.m. - Cynthia Aldana, Dolores Alvarez, Jesse Alvarez, Mila Padua, Rosemarie Rodriguez, Teresa Valadez5:30 p.m. - Brian Doerning, Vittoria Flores, Maryann Messina-Doerning, Margit Onufer, Kathy Osegueda, Cynthia Prado, Caren Sawyer, Shelly Stokes, Leon Victor, Dayna Victor

LECTORSSaturday, August 125:00 p.m. - Patricia Gonzalez, David LymanSunday, August 136:30 a.m.- Eric Munson, Charlene Seley8:00 a.m. - Diana Mahmud, Jeff Rollert9:30 a.m. - Raymond Guzman, Vic Robinette11:15 a.m. – Norbert Bell, Margaret Prietto12:45 p.m. - Don Clauss, Vicki Clauss5:30 p.m. - Lina Ng, Patricio Osegueda

ALTAR SERVERSSaturday, August 125:00 p.m. - Khristo Alvarado, Allison Erickson, Erin Erickson, Christohper WongSunday, August 136:30 a.m.- Isabella Lacayo, Sebastian Lacayo8:00 a.m. - Austin Borgerding, Maya Church, Katherine Moses9:30 a.m. - Connor Fagan, Jack Fagan, Quinn Fagan11:15 a.m. – Logan Dever, Harrison Porter12:45 p.m. - Charlie Casani, Henry Casani, Mario Vega5:30 p.m. - Annabelle-Josie Cotton HOSPITALITY MINISTERSSaturday, August 125:00 p.m. – Maxine Liggins, Cathy Lohr-Arkin, Julia ScaliseSunday, August 138:00 a.m. – Pam Kennington, Patty Walcha9:30 a.m. - Agustin Gonzalez, Marion Hovorka, Armando Marquez, Kevin Randall11:15 a.m. - Mary Azcona-Eremenco, Matt Gardner, Suze Moss5:30 p.m. – Lina Ng

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