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Mon-Fri: 6:30 & 8:30 a.m. Saturdays: 8:30 a.m. & 4:30 p.m. Sundays: 6:30, 8, 9:30 & 11 a.m., 12:30 & 6 p.m.

1st Friday of the Month: Adoration & Noon Mass

Confessions: Saturdays 9:30-10:30am & by appt.

Baptisms: Will take place on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of the month at 12:00pm, and on the 3rd Sunday of the Month, Baptisms will take place at the 12:30pm Mass.

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ST. CHRISTOPHER SCHOOL: 408-723-7223; www.stchris.us

Principal: Mrs. Sally Douthit Vice Principals: Sr. Kieran O’Connor, P.B.V.M; Mrs. Jutta Brassill and Mrs. Kathy Carter Business Manager: Mrs. Stephanie Houlihan Finance Manager: Divina Orogo Development Director: Teresa Behan

Parish Office Msgr . Allen Center 2278 Booksin Ave., San Jose, CA. 95125

Office Hours: Mon-Thurs, 8:30am—noon, 1:00-4:00pm Fridays 8:30am to Noon

Main Office: 408-269-2226, (fax) 408-269-2784 Pastor: Rev. Chr istopher Bennett Ext. 202

Parochial Vicars: Rev. Anthony Uytingco Ext. 203 And Rev. Lieu Vu Ext. 211

Deacon: Deacon Bruce Zorio, Ext. 212

Parish Secretaries: Ext. 201 Adrienne DiVittorio, Sharon Tavolara & Karonne Carlsen

Business & Facility Manager Elaine Blocher, Ext. 204

Safe Environment: Nancy Jolliff Ext. 213

RCIA To become Catholic: 269-2226 Ext. 212

Parish Records: Gayle Blackford Ext. 208

Pastoral Associate: Loretta Pfaff, 408-264-5114 Ext. 206

Youth/Young Adult Ministry: Chris Miller - 408-395-7949

Catechetical Ministry: 264-8764 Director: Sr. Felicia Gross, O.S.F. Ext. 217 Rel. Ed. Assistant: Diane Forst Ext. 215 Elementary Sacrament Coordinator: Gina Park Ext. 214

Outreach Office: 269-2226 Ext. 210 Nancy Melander Pantry Hours: 4:00-5:30pm Wednesday & Thursday Call for Saturday Hours

May 21, 2017 6th Sunday of Easter

Baptisms take place the 2nd & 4th Saturday of the Month at 12:00pm Baptisms will also take place on the 3rd Sunday of the Month at the 12:30pm Mass.

6th Sunday of Easter—May 21, 2017

Women’s Spirituality Come join our reflective Study of Acts of the Apostles. Thursday’s May 25 and Thursdays, June 8, 15, 22, 29 from 7-9pm in the Msgr. Allen Center. Facilitators: Diane Simon, Christina Ortez & Sr. Sharon SND

SISTER FELICIA’S RETIREMENT

Sr. Felicia Gross is retiring after 26 years of serving us here at St. Christopher’s as Director of Religious Education. Sister instituted the Liturgy of the Word for Children at the 9:30am Mass and our Rite of Christian Initiation for Children program. She managed both the babysit-ting co-op and Early Childhood Education Program, both of which ran many years. She has provided Catechetical classes for grades 1 through 6, and coordinated our Junior High School classes. She has trained catechists and teachers for 400 students per year. Sister has made a huge impact on St. Christopher’s Parish. We are so appreciative of her time and here dedication to our parish and our children. Her caring and devotion have shone through all these years. She will always be remembered as the hardworking, committed, and friendly person. She has been an inspiration and model for all of us in her passion for the work of teaching and serving others. We hope Sister will enjoy her retirement and find many fulfilling things to enjoy, but we know she will always find a way to serve others. “I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples.” (Mother Theresa) Sister Felicia has done just that.

Please join us in celebrating a Mass of Thanksgiving and Farewell for Sr. Felicia on Sunday, June 4th at 12:30pm followed by a luncheon in Healy Hall. Please come and show your gratitude and send her off with well wishes. From Sr. Felicia: “Your presence is important to me, please no personal gifts. If you want to give me some-thing please make a donation to Sisters of St. Francis-with this note: For the Sisters in Tanzania, who work with the lepers. This would please me. "

Volunteer Opportunity: Ladies' Guild needs helpers for Sr. Felicia's Celebration reception on June 4th. Please sign up in advance if you are able to help.

http://stchris.ivolunteer.com/srfelicia17. Thank you.

Did you know that we have an Online Giving pro-gram here at St. Christopher Parish? Our Online Giving program allows you to donate using your VISA, Mastercard, or bank account. Donations can be made for the Sunday Offering as well as most Second Collections and the Parish Renewal Fund. Why use the Online Program? Because gifts are done electronically you will no longer need to worry about remembering to bring your envelopes to church. It also allows you to use VISA or Master-card so you will be able to earn your miles or other awards on your credit cards. You can access our secure site by using the link on our parish website at www.SaintChris.com. Thank you in advance for you support of our parish.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS (408) 264-8764

Religious Education Office Hours: Office hours- Mon.–Thurs.

8:30-a.m.-Noon and 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.

SATURDAY, MAY 20

4:30 Yvonne Pine, Antonio Lavin Lasso

SUNDAY, MAY 21

6:30 Yvonne Pine 8:00 Yvonne Pine, Michael Giammona, Alphonse & Lee DeRose, Ruperto “Louie” Joson

9:30 Yvonne Pine, Paul Russo, Dollie DeFranco Frances Welby, Carol Kirley (sp int) 11:00 Yvonne Pine, Dolly DeFranco, Tom Vanderbosch, Richard Field 12:30 Yvonne Pine, Ignacio Nguyen, James Oswald, Michael Sample 6:00 Yvonne Pine

Fingerprinting for ALL volunteers! If you are currently a Eucharistic Minister, Lector, Commentator, Minister to the Sick, Choir member, or would like to volunteer as one of these ministries, a Diocesan requirement to volunteer is completing fingerprinting and the on line course Shield the Vul-nerable – www.shieldthevulnerable.org – course 706 Protect Children. For your convenience, we are offering fingerprinting on site at Saint Christopher’s on May 25 from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm in Walsh Hall. Please bring your competed shield the vulnerable certificate to one of the fingerprint sessions. If you have any questions, please contact Nancy Jolliff at 408-269-2226, ext 213 or njolliff@dsj.org.

Catholic Charities’ Continuum of Care Finding compassionate care for the people you love can be a challenge. Dealing with the issues of Alz-heimer’s, dementia, and other aging issues is diffi-cult enough. Catholic Charities now has an Elder Care Line available to assist you in navigating through different scenarios, and choices that come with aging as well as the services and resources available to aide you on your journey. Catholic Charities Elder care line offers confidential support, encouragement, and referrals for elder care service needs. Our professional elder care specialists under-stand the needs of seniors as well as their loved ones and offer a host of services and support when you need it most.

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Registration for the 2017-2018 Session: Registration for all students is currently underway. Registration forms are availa-ble on line at www.saintchris.com or at the Msgr. Allen Center. Please return these as soon as possible in order to secure a spot for your child for next year’s session. Please call if you have any questions.

You are invited… VETERANS TRIBUTES 10:30 am MEMORIAL DAY MASSES 11 am

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Presider: Msgr. Francis V. Cilia Presider: Fr. Chris-topher BennettWe are honored to serve those who served with honor. Tributes and masses held out-doors. Chairs and shade tents provided. Please allow time to park.

Social Justice

Confirmation: The 2016-2017 youth Confirmation program ended with the May 7th 12:30 pm Confirmation Mass. Please congratulate the following 38 teens who were confirmed: Christian Achar, Aidan Andreasen, Ariel Cooper, Na-than Barbara, Jacob Bradbury, Ellie Buerk, Alex Carpeneti, Ben Castanon, Chris Collins, Hannah Delaney, Francesca Dizon, Alex Fabiani, Nick Fontana, Emma Fontana, Dani Harvey, Sam Hatcher, Alllie Hernandez, Holden Kieslich, Nicholas Kocher, Nick Labao, Jessica Laroc-ca, Dylan Lawhead, Kendall Leffler, Jared Lyon, Da-vid Macias, Ciara Mahoney, Olivia McAfee, AJ McGunnis, Mia Middione, Jonny Reitinger, Alyssa Richie, Emma Riordan, Jake Shaheen, Zach Shaheen, Casey Shaheen, Emily Soto, Aidan Tadeo, Harry Tam, Zoe Venegas, and Paul Zamora.

The 2017-2018 Confirmation preparation program will start in September 2017 and will go through May 2018. The program is open to all high school-aged stu-dents, and while a majority of the candidates are fresh-man, all high school-aged teens are welcome, especial-ly families who wish to have their son/daughter con-firmed together. Registration information for the 2017-2018 school year will be posted on the parish website on August 1, 2017.

Youth Group: All high school aged students and their friends are welcome to attend Sunday evening youth group sessions in Walsh Hall. As always, dinner is

Attention 8th Grade Students and Parents!!

Once again this year the St Christopher’s Over 50’s Club will be offering two $500 scholarships - one to a graduating 8th grade boy and the other to a graduating 8th grade girl who plan to attend a Catholic or Chris-tian High School. Soon your teachers will offer you the opportunity to apply for these scholarships. The application consists of writing a response to three questions and turning the paper in to the designated personnel at the school. A committee comprised of Over 50’s members will read and score each applica-tion and select the recipients. The committee will not have knowledge of the applicants as all papers will be numbered so that the identification of the applicant is kept secret. We encourage you to take the time and apply.

In today's Gospel Jesus tells us that if we love him we will keep his commandments. As noted elsewhere in the New Testament, Jesus taught that there are two (2) basic commandments: to love God above all else and to love one's neighbor as oneself ( assuming, rightfully, that one is not a masochist.). The repetitive question: who is my neighbor? Jesus leaves no doubt in answer to this question. In Mat-thew 25, he speaks of feeding the hungry, giving wa-ter to the thirsty, accepting strangers into our homes, clothing the naked and visiting the sick and impris-oned. The recipients are identified as "my brethren", admonishing us to focus on the "least of my breth-ren". Today, as well as throughout the history of Christian-ity, for the faithful (laity and clergy alike), to consist-ently live out this mandate has been wanting. As so clearly noted by G.K. Chesterton: "Christianity has not been tried and found wanting, it has been found difficult and not tried." We live in precarious times. If one listens to the bel-licose pronouncements about the Korean situation, we might be one the brink of a nuclear event; Con-gress is dealing with the threat to medical security for millions of people, the fiscal fairness of our tax struc-ture, the protection of our physical environment, the welfare of 11 million non-citizens, - - . As one person, I might feel helpless. However, if each parishioner made a point of contacting his/her congressperson, or joining a group sharing one's po-sition, externalizing one's concerns, then we have a village. The love we profess for Jesus demands ex-tending oneself beyond Sunday Mass. As has been noted in this column before, from Vatican Ii, "The Decree of the Apostolate of the Laity" (14): "In loy-alty to their country and in faithful fulfillment of their civic obligations, Catholics should feel them-selves obliged to promote the true common good. Thus they should make the weight of their opinion felt in order that civil authority may act with justice and the legislation may conform to moral precepts and the common good." Yes, being a Christian is difficult. Any comment and input please direct them to: Doug Harper socialjustice@stchrissj.org

Outreach Hours: New pantry hours

Wednesdays & Thursdays from 4:00-5:30pm.

Outreach office will be open 8:30am to 4:00pm Wednesdays & Thursdays.

Any questions please contact Nancy Melander at 408-269-2226 ext. 210

Ladies’ Guild and Holy Name’s

All women and men of the parish are welcome to join the St. Christopher Parish Ladies'

Guild and Holy Name Society.

The primary purpose of our organizations is to build and strengthen the St. Christopher community by hosting fundraisers and community events through-out the year. Our joint efforts fund St. Christopher’s school sports programs, parish and school technolo-gy and building upgrades, tuition assistance and nu-merous other local charities. Events such as the St. Christopher Festival, Benefit Auction, Antique Show and Western Welcome provide many opportu-nities to get involved. For more information about Ladies’ Guild, please visit www.stchrisladiesguild.org or email member-ship@stchrisladiesguild.org or call Kelly Miller at (310) 739-6248. For more information about Holy Name Society, please email Paul Borelli at pab_norcal@yahoo.com

Our last fun Friday of the year is May 26th at 1:30. The gates will open at 1:00 for parking. Do not come early as the students are having lunch served in Walsh Hall. The name of the games is Bingo. Coffee and cookies will be served. Come and enjoy a fun afternoon.

One of our final events for the year is the June Pic-nic. We meet in Kirk Park on Friday, June 9th at 11:00 am. lunch of hot dogs, buns, chili beans, green salad , potato salad, watermelon , all condiments and dessert are served at 12:00 pm. The park is Located on Foxworthy Ave. One bottle of water per person will also be served. No Alcoholic beverages are al-lowed. This year there is no charge for members, guests Must pay $6.00 in advance. If you plan to attend you must call Lore McCoy at 408 267-9077. If you need to pay, send her a check at 1311 Vierra Ct, SJ, 95125. We need to know the number of people attending so we may provide suffi-cient food for all. We also provide appetizers foe the start of the picnic. Come and join us, meet up With other members and enjoy a pleasant afternoon.

Festival Donation Items Needed: Silent Auction:

The Silent Auction is always critical to the success of our Festival June 9th,10th and 11th.. Please visit stchrisfestival.com to see what and how you can do-nate or contact our Silent Auction Chairs Joe Gentzkow jbgentzkow@gmail.com or Kevin Pey-tonkevin@thepeytons.org

Festival Rummage Sale Our community “garage sale” brings unbelievable deals on furniture, sports equipment, toys, tools, ba-by items, etc. back to our local community, along with a healthy contribution to the success of the Fes-tival. Visit stchrisfestival.com to see what items you can and can not donate. Collection hours when you can drop off your items is as follows: Sunday May 21st 8:00 -- 12:00, Sunday May 28th 8:00 -- 12:00, Wednesday May 31st 2:30 -- 5:30, Sunday June 4th 8:00 -- 12:00

Attention Online Giving Donors: If you have donations posted to your credit card and you have been issued a new credit card by your bank for what ever reason, please be sure and log on to your Online Giving Profile and update your account information. You can access the Online Giving Site by using the link on our Parish Website, www.SaintChris.com. If you have any questions please call Gayle Blackford X208

Thank you for your continued support of our Parish.

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Please join the St Christopher ROSARY GROUP after 8:30AM Mass Weekdays (Mon through Sat)

By the grace of Our Blessed Mother, Mary, we are blessed to have one active visible Rosary Group in our parish. Please join us after the daily 8:30 AM Mass, where the Rosary Group remains after the fi-nal hymn, and joins in the prayer to Our Lady. This Rosary Group has a long history at St Christopher.

Everyone is welcome to join us after the 8 AM weekday Mass.

Be Well and Be Blessed

IN REMEMBRANCE Let us pray for all who have died,

that they may rejoice with the Risen Lord, especially:

Arthur Carson, Dolly DeFranco, Ruperto “Louie” Joson,

and Joseph Trapani

Interested in connecting with moms in the St. Chris community? The St. Christopher’s Moms Group (SCMG) provides parents of children from birth through age five with support,

friendship, and community. The SCMG offers a va-riety of activities and playdates for all types of moms and interests. For more information, or to become a member, email Aubrey Amatelli at momsgroup@stchrisladiesguild.org

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Pray for the ill in our Parish

We continue to pray for all the men and women serving our country in this time of war:

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Please Pray for us!!!

The Christopher Ministry provides meals to parish-ioners during times of temporary crisis or hardship. If you or a fellow parishioner needs the help of the Christophers’, please contact the Ministry Chairper-sons. Also, please consider becoming a Christopher and helping provide this important and comforting service to members within the community. Thank you in advance for your support.

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