Parish Office/Mailing: 926 S. Detroit Street, Los Angeles, CA 90036 Rectory: 922 S. Detroit Street, Los Angeles, CA 90036

Telephone (323) 930-5976 Fax (323) 935-7308 Email: parish@cathedralchapel.org Website: www.cathedralchapel.org

Parish Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

CONTACT US:

SCHEDULE OF MASSES Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM, 12:00 PM & 5:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM, 5:00 PM (Vigil) Weekday: 8:00 AM (Monday-Friday) Wednesday:

SACRAMENTS Confession: *1:00 - 1:30 PM, Sunday Baptism: Fourth Sunday of the month Matrimony: Six months’ notice required in advanced for marriage preparation Appointments available for private Baptism, Funeral, Quinceañera. Please call to schedule your event. *(Confession schedule is subject to change without notice. Thank you.) 

First Communion: 3:45 PM Wednesday Confirmation: 11:00 AM Sunday RCIA: 7:00 PM Monday 

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 

923 S. LA BREA AVENUE, LOS ANGELES CA 90036

 

Our Mission

United in Christ through Bap sm, our parish is a Catholic community of diverse cultures  and experiences. Through educa on and worship, we share the word and celebrate the Sacraments. We welcome and embrace all to join us in the praise & service of God. 

JUNE 16, 2013 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time  

Leopoldo Jose Luna Mario Solorzano Eduardo Huerta

Jose Huerta Jay Cipriani

Teofilo L. Calimag Jr Roederick Vaquilan Quirino T. Calimag Gary J. Herman Sr.

James Murphy Powell Edgar J. Arca

Massainarith San Rudy Calvero

Edmund Lagman Claude Lagman

Douglas Lim John Holeva

Ponciano Geronimo Allan Geronimo

Joshua Underwood Ernesto Antonio Lorenzo Antista

Guisseppe Neglia Michael Neglia

James Murphy Powell Charles Day

Michael Sheehan

Jimmy Navarro Gigs Ibarrola Tyler Craft

Kenneth Strange Scott Feinerman Jean Luc Mitry

Leonardo Huerta Eduardo Noriega Moises Anguiano Saturnino Nuarin

Marnie Nuarin Ken Naurin

Richard Bardy Jr. Ovidio Delgado

Alejandro Huerta Ismael Martinez

Cesar Siska Andres Siska

Juan Carlos Siska Greg Narva

Gabriel Forero Benjamin Gotico Oscar Holgado Felipe Gomez

Teddy Magpantay Rene Magpantay

Danny Miguel

Jojo Bravo Joel Wyenn

Richard Kline Miguel Maravilla John C. Denson

Francisco J. Navarro Felipe Huerta

Rigo Mora

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Eugenio Lim Teofilo B. Calimag

Ernest Joseph Bouligny Oliver George Gene Galicia

Dennis Sheehan Robert Larwood

Chester Ralph Day Camilo Espinoza

Juan Siska Thomas Ewing Jr. Jesus J. Salingong

Salvador D. Santos Alan Michael Roche Herbert J. Roche Sr. Herbert J. Roche Jr.

Evelyn Disuanco

Gil Maneydey Joseph Lee

Zenon Porche Sr. Zenon Porche Jr. Ricardo Barreto

How Lim Wallace Lunig

Hung Ho Eddie Ho Woon Ng

Karl Chang Donato Jalipa Jr. James Calderone Vilko Stipanovich Richard Brady Sr.

Fausto Santos Perez Leonardo Ytable Robert Seminario Vicente Seminario Cornelio Guerra

Delfin Magpantay Sr. Jose Igna

Julian Igna Lucas Magpantay

Raul Macias

A very happy & blessed

Father’s Day to all!

Father’s Day Spiritual Bouquet Novena

SUNDAY, JUNE 16: Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time; Father's Day

ALL MASSES Father’s Day Novena 1:00p Confession*(-1:30pm)

MONDAY, JUNE 17 8:00 Father’s Day Novena

TUESDAY, JUNE 18 8:00 Father’s Day Novena

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19: St. Romuald 8:00 Father’s Day Novena 7:00p OLP Novena

THURSDAY, JUNE 20 8:00 Father’s Day Novena

FRIDAY, JUNE 21: St. Aloysius Gonzaga; Summer begins; CCS End of School (1/2 Day) 8:00 Father”s Day Novena 7:00p COUPLES’ BOWLING, Shatto 39

SATURDAY, JUNE 22: St. Paulinus of Nola; Ss. John Fisher and Thomas More; Blessed Virgin Mary 8:00 Father’s Day Novena 9:00 MINISTERS’ APPRECIATION DAY 5:00p †Demetrio and Consejo Tangon

JUNE 24TH: FR. TRUC’S VACATION BEGINS

JUNE 30 & JUY 7: NO CONFESSION

edits.

WEEK OF JUNE 16‐22, 2013 SAINTS, SPECIAL OBSERVANCES,

MASS INTENTIONS AND PARISH EVENTS

PARISH ADMINISTRATION

Rev. Truc Q. Nguyen, Pastor frtruc@cathedralchapel.org, ext. 224 Nancy G-Sheehan, Parish Business Manager nancy@cathedralchapel.org, ext. 223 Mayela Albarran, Office Assistant mayela@cathedralchapel.org, ext. 235 Sister Anna Tom, SDSH, Rel. Ed. Director religioused@cathedralchapel, ext. 234 In Residence: Most Reverend Bishop Edward Wm. Clark (928 S. Detroit St. Los Angeles, 90036)

Elementary School Cathedral Chapel School, Grades K-8th Tina Kipp, Principal 755 S. Cochran Ave., L.A. CA 90036 T: (323) 938-9976; F: (323) 938-9930 www.cathedralchapelschool.org

A MESSAGE FROM FR. TRUC 

HAPPY FATHER’S DAY “I live, no longer I, but Christ lives in me” (Gal 2)

Dear Parishioners and Friends:

On this special occasion of Father’s Day, I wish all Fathers a wonderful celebration with families and friends. God has blessed you with wonderful gifts and responsibilities to have someone called you “father” or “dad.” The prayer, Our Father, that we often say during our private prayer and Eucharistic celebration, is a great reminder of our relationship with God as our Creator. According to Tertullian, the Church’s 2nd century historian and apologist, this prayer is “the summary of the whole Gospel.”

“The Lord’s Prayer is the prayer of the Church par excellence. It is “handed on” in Baptism to signify the new birth of the children of God into the divine life. The full meaning of the Our Father is revealed in the Eucharist since its petitions are based on the mystery of salvation already accomplished, petitions that will be fully heard at the coming of the Lord. The Our Father is an integral part of the Liturgy of the Hours” (Compendium of Catechism #581).

Just as in the Lord’s Prayer, every father is an anchor of the family providing life and faith. Without a father’s figure, a person would be incomplete because a father is an integral part of one’s development and maturity. May God bless all of our fathers the wisdom to discern the right from wrong and the courage to express them when necessary. May you be well each day and find joy and happiness in the midst of all endeavors.

Congratulations to the Eight Grade Class of 2013

Last Friday, our CCS’s eight graders, the class of 2013, graduated from our school. We began the day with the celebration of the Eucharist in the morning and the commencement graduation in the evening. Every year we are blessed by our students’ graduation; I am grateful to the parents for all their sacrifices and love; nurturing and support. Our school faculty and staff have been tremendous educators for our 8th graders. They provide wonderful role models through their creativity yet challenging for our students. On behalf of our parish, I wish all our graduates a wonderful and faith-filled journey. May your new encounter and experiences in high school be filled with hope and excitement. May you keep the flame of faith alive in your heart and pray daily as our school has instilled in you the Catholic Tradition of prayer and service.

Revival of One’s Faith

Last Sunday, I shared with you the verb “to revive” in my homily. To revive in Latin is “revivere” which is to live again. To revive has several meanings: to bring again to life, to recover life or strength, or to recover from a state of neglect.

To live again is the heart of revival. In the Protestant church, we often here of the expression “revival ministry” or “revival church.” The word “revival” is not a common word in our Catholic Tradition. The words we are familiar with are “renewal or restoration.”

I asked these questions: How do we revive our faith if it is dead? How do we revive our parish if it is dead? How do we revive our Catholic school if it is dead? During the last 10 years of the sexual clergy abuse with minors, our Catholic Church in the United States is in a revival mode. We are striving to live again and renewing our church with accountability and protection of God’s children.

“In every revival there is a re-emphasis of the Church's missionary character. Men return to Calvary, and the world is seen afresh through the eyes of Christ. The infinite compassion of Christ fills the heart, and the passion evoked by Calvary demands the whole wide world as the fruit of His sacrifice” (John Shearer – a Protestant pastor).

As a Catholic Church, our church leaders as ordained or non-ordained ministers, especially the bishops and priests, are called to revive or renew our Church’s character and mission. Please keep all of us in your daily prayers during this revival period of our Church.

Have a blessed week ahead. May your Father’s Day celebration be joyous and thankful of God’s blessing.

WORSHIP, LITURGY & FAITH

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PLEASE TAKE NOTE: NEW SCHEDULES

CONFESSION: New Schedule is now Sundays at 1:00pm Confession schedule is subject to change without no ce. You may call the parish office to make an appointment with Fr. Truc for a private confession. Thank you for your understanding.

SUNDAY, 5:00PM MASS WILL BE DISCONTINUED EFFECTIVE JUNE 30, 2013 

Thank you for your par cipa on in the life of our parish. May God bless you with peace and happiness.

Treasures from our tradition June is the month most associated with weddings in the United States. Wedding celebrations always require some savvy planning, and people who have a talent for hospitality in the mix. At the wedding feast at Cana, the mother of Jesus was recruited to deal with some of the details of the banquet, and when a very understandable crisis arose, she did what she could to rescue the party. Anyone who has ever run out of ice, dessert, or table settings knows the stress!

Slowly, the memory of Jesus Christ's blessing of this marriage feast led the Church to form a way to bless marriages. A thousand years ago weddings migrated from the family home to the doors of the church, where the celebration was held in public view. From this practice came a prayer called the "Nuptial Blessing," one of the most solemn prayers in our tradition. It is very much like the prayers by which baptismal water and chrism are consecrated, the ordination prayer over a priest, and the Eucharistic Prayers over bread and wine. Four hundred fifty years ago, weddings moved inside the church building. All of this gives married couples good reason to celebrate their anniversaries well, especially with the clinking of glasses filled with good wine. James Field, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.

DID YOU KNOW? Playing it safe when the heat is on. The ho est months of summer are here, and many children will be playing sports and par cipa ng in other ac vi es outdoors. Make sure their summer camp supervisors and coaches know how to recognize and properly treat the signs of heat‐related problems in children, including confusion; dilated pupils; dizziness; fain ng; headache; heavy perspira on; nausea; pale and moist or hot, dry skin; weak pulse; and weakness. Every summer sports program for children should have rules for playing it safe when the heat is on. For a copy of the complete ar cle “Playing it safe in the Summer Heat” please contact the Office of Safeguard the Children email: jvienna@la‐archdiocese.org 

PARISH & SCHOOL LIFE: MINISTRY, EVENTS & REMINDERS

CALENDAR PARISH next 2-weeks

VISITING OR NEW TO OUR PARISH? We are delighted to have you join us and welcome you into our humble li le parish community in the heart of Los Angeles.  If you have recently moved into our community, you may register via email at register@cathedralchapel.org or  

call the parish office at 323.930.5976. Also visit www.cathedralchapel.org to learn more about our parish. Welcome & God Bless You .

JUNE 23 CCYO—Youth Mass, 12:00pm & Community Service

JULY 4 INDEPENDENCE DAY !! Office Closed.

JULY 5 First Friday, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

JUNE 29-30 Archdiocese of LA Peter’s Pence Collection

JULY 12 Fr. Truc Returns from Vacation

COLLECTIONS FROM JUNE 8‐9, 2013 Weekly Offering: $5,249.50 Building Fund: $591.50  

We are grateful for your continued support of our parish. May God bless You all!

JUNE 21 IS THE FIRST DAY OF SUMMER!

If you are taking vacation this summer, we hope you will continue your support of Cathedral Chapel by mailing your weekly offertory before you leave or making it up before or after your vacation. Our parish continues to serve our community all throughout the year. Are you currently using Online Banking? This is a convenient way to send in your contributions anytime, from anywhere. If you prefer, you can even arrange for automatic payment to Cathedral Chapel, just make sure to write your Cathedral Chapel envelope number on the account number portion. If you are scheduled as a Minister and are not able to serve, please try to arrange for someone to replace you. As always, thanks so much for your cont inued suppor t ! May you have a safe and blessed summer!

Going out of town? Check out Mass times for travel: www.masstimes.org

Thank You To all who donated to the

Archdiocese of Los Angeles’ Retirement Fund for Priest

Collected: $1, 083.00 May God’s blessings

be with you all.

GOT PLANS IN SEPTEMBER? J O 2 P R

September 13-15, 2013 Serra Retreat Center, Malibu

Rates are per person, per night: Private Room: $130 Shared Room: $100

Retreat fees include accommodations and three meals per day! Call the parish

office to reserve your space now! 

Paid Pledges:  $ 11,674.70 Difference (Goal 

vs Amount Paid:  $ 16,837.50

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!

TOGETHER IN MISSION 2013

Come and See!

Are you baptized? Have you received Holy Communion? Are you confirmed? Is your marriage a covenant or contract?

These are great questions to ask yourself, especially if you have children registered in a Catholic School, or you are married to a

Catholic, or your children go to public school and you want them raised in the Catholic Faith. God is so in love with you that he

wants a closer walk with you. So, come…COME & SEE.

An afternoon of Inquiry session will be scheduled soon. For questions or more information about our RCIA classes, you may call or email Fr. Truc (frtruc@cathedralchapel.org). You may also send an email to parish@cathedralchapel.org.

CATHEDRAL CHAPEL’S CCYO MINISTRY IS OFF TO AN EXCITING START THIS SUMMER!

On June 23rd we will begin our monthly Youth Mass at 

12:00pm.   Once a month members from our group will be reci ng the readings, responsorial psalms and pe ons on behalf of the church at the noon Mass.  We welcome all youth from freshmen in high school to freshmen in college, to join us in celebra ng the Holy Eucharist.  

As a community service event, CCYO will be par cipa ng in Lunches for Bunches.  We will be making bagged lunches to donate to People Assis ng The Homeless (P.A.T.H.) on June 23rd.  We ask that you please donate the following items and bring them with you to church next Sunday: 

Bread  | Peanut Bu er | Jelly | Fruit (apples, oranges, bananas, etc.) | Individually bagged snack (chips, cookies, pretzels, granola 

bars, etc.) | Water bo les or juice | Lunch brown bags 

We thank you for your support and may you have a blessed week ahead.  F.O.F.E (Faith Over Fear Every  me!) ‐ CCYO

BOWLING TOURNAMENT THIS FRIDAY, JUNE 21st 7:00 PM

Please note:

Bowling will take place at Sha o 39 and no longer at AMF Midtown. We apologize for any inconvenience.

We hope to see you all! 3255 W. 4th Street, L.A. 90020       (213) 385‐9475       Free Parking 

This is a no‐host event. Bowling fees and other incidental expenses will apply to all who a end.  Please call the parish office or email couples@cathedralchapel.org for more informa on. 

   

Event organized by the Couples Catchap, Cathedral Chapel Parish’s Ministry for Couples.

All Ministers are cordially invited to our annual 

MINISTERS’ APPRECIATION DAY 

SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 2013 ~ 9:00 AM ‐ 1:00 PM CATERED HOT LUNCH & DESSERT POTLUCK 

PLEASE RSVP BY JUNE 19, 2013, CALL PARISH OFFICE or EMAIL LISETH@CATHEDRALCHAPEL.ORG 

Calling all fun and energe c individuals: We need your help!

Won’t you join our commi ee? Please call the parish office for more info.