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ST. PEREGRINE DEVOTION ~ First Saturday of the Month after 8am Mass
RECONCILIATION / CONFESSIONS ~ Saturday from 3:30pm to 4:30pm
BAPTISM ~ Celebrated the 2nd Sunday of the month at 2:30pm. Please phone the Parish Office, either before or shortly after the birth of the child, to schedule a baptism. Parents and Godparents must attend a Baptismal Catechesis.
MARRIAGE ~ Couples planning to be married should contact a Priest or a Deacon at least six months before scheduling a date for their wedding.
PARISH OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Thursday, 9:00am to 5:00pm
Friday, 9:00am to 12:00 Noon
SCHOOL 1320 N. Acacia Ave.
PHONE: 714-871-2829 FAX: 714-871-8465
PASTOR Rev. Frank Falco, O.S.M.
PAROCHIAL VICAR Rev. Luke Stano, O.S.M.
DEACON Bill Schlater - (retired)
PHONE: 714-992-1388
DEACON Gerhard P. Stadel
PHONE: 714-870-5714
DEACON Chuck Doidge
PHONE: 714-879-1965
VISION & MISSION STATEMENTS
The vision of St. Juliana Falconieri Catholic Community
is to live as a people of God with Christ at the center of our
lives through liturgy, faith formation
and community.
Our mission is to be a welcoming family dedicated to
proclaiming the gospel, celebrating the Sacraments,
educating, serving, and providing opportunity for all to enrich their faith.
1316 N. Acacia Ave, Fullerton, CA 92831-1202
PARISH OFFICE: 1318 N. Acacia Ave,
Fullerton, CA 92831-1202 Phone: 714-879-1965
Fax: 714-526-6673 Website:
www.stjulianacatholiccommunity.org Email: [email protected]
ORDER OF FRIAR SERVANTS OF MARY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA PROVINCE
MASS SCHEDULE Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 11:00am & 5:00pm - 12:45pm Deaf Community Mass Saturday: 8:00am & 5:00pm (Sunday Vigil Mass) Weekdays: 6:30am and 8:00am Holy Days of Obligation: 6:30am, 8:00am and 7:00pm
THE PARISH AS ONE BODY �“If the whole body were an eye, where would the hearing be? If the whole body were hearing, where would the sense of smell be? But as it is, God placed the parts, each one of them, in the body as he intended�… The eye cannot say to the hand, �‘I do not need you,�’ nor again the head to the feet, �‘I do not need you.�’ Indeed, the parts of the body that seem to be weaker are all the more necessary . Now you are Christ�’s body, and individually parts of it. �“ (1 Cor. 12:17-25)
LEADERSHIP Pastor Rev. Frank Falco, O.S.M. 714-879-1965 Parochial Vicar Rev. Luke Stano, O.S.M. 714-879-1965
Deacon Bill Schlater - re red 714-992-1388 Deacon Gerhard Stadel 714-870-5714 Deacon Chuck Doidge 714-879-1965 Pastoral Council Ken Boucher
[email protected] 714-524-8436
School Principal Manuel Gonzales, Jr. 714-871-2829 Director of Faith Forma on
Michael [email protected]
714-879-1965
Facility Manager
Mark Augus nmark.augus [email protected]
714-261-5167
Business Manager Parish Secretary Safe Environment
Suzanne Wul Susan Lazuka Vicki Delaney
714-879-1965 714-879-1965 714-879-1965
Advancement
Rick Price 714-871-4514
Stewardship David Hoferer 714-961-2845
The Seven Essen al Elements of Parish Life constantly interrelate, each nurturing and suppor ng the other with the communal celebra on of Sunday Eucharist at the center.
LITURGY Parish O ce 714-879-1965 Altar Servers Bob Cardinali 714-525-8958 Don Stelluto No number Deaf Community Nancy Lopez 714-547-0824 Liturgical Environment Altar Care
Mariana Meurer
714-879-1965714-870-7524
Eucharis c Ministers Deacon Gerhard Stadel 714-870-5714 Lector Training Vern Meurer 714-870-7524 Music Director Organist & CantorsSunday 11am Mass Youth Band (Sunday 5pm)
Todd Helm
Claudia KelloggJoan Wismer Phi Tran
714-528-4690 714-402-5404714-336-5522 714-725-9908
Ushers Kirk Heide 714-553-0762
SERVICE
Bereavement
Michele Tanaka
714-992-1630
Knights of Columbus
Brian Burley
714-738-8036
Respect Life Barbara Legas
714-870-4214
Spiritual Partners In Care Doris Chiare a 714-526-6856
St. Vincent DePaul
Paul Durning
714-879-8721
EVANGELIZATION Catholics Come Home Shawn Graham
Deacon Gerhard Stadel 714-572-8232 714-870-5714
Communica ons Constant Contact Website
Glenn CasterlineJan Young [email protected]
714-792-0972 714-879-1965
Voca ons John McElligo 714-871-7182 Welcoming & Belonging/Outreach
Kathy Gleeson
714-680-0683
WORD (Faith Forma on) Adult Educa on Michael McHenry
[email protected] 714-879-1965
Bap sm Children�’s Liturgy
Judy Allen
714-773-0812
Conrma on/HSYM Kerry & Maura Condon [email protected]
714-680-7736
Jr. High Youth Ministry Grades 7-8
Sco Kambak 714-870-5908
RCIA (Rite of Chris an Ini a on of Adults)
RCIA Team 714-879-1965
School of Religious Educa on Grades 1-8
Michael McHenry [email protected]
714-879-1965
St. Juliana School School Parent Club
Manuel Gonzales, Jr. Principal Megan Shank [email protected]
714-871-2829714-330-9182
Sunday School 9 a.m. Julianna Tapia [email protected]
714-345-4901
COMMUNITY BSA Religious Emblems Tomas Franceschi 714-287-2926
Fall Fes val John & Maureen Kohaut 714-713-5295 Mary�’s Journey Nina Viscon 714-572-4152
Men�’s Retreat Terry Reinbold 714-345-8000 Women�’s Retreat Catherine Haydon 714-931-6224 NAIM Support Group (Widows / Widowers)
Eileen ShannonMary Joyce
714-871-0456714-526-1627
Newman Club (Chaplain) (College Students) (President) [email protected]
Fr. Mark Aaron Riomalos [email protected] Gino Valderrama [email protected]
714-353-5001 949-394-3447
Prayer Chain
Order of Secular Servants of Mary (O.S.S.M.)
Rita SempleCatherine Haydon [email protected] Dave & Heather Lazaro
714-879-1492714-879-1965 714-579-7655
Small Chris an Communi es Barbara Die erle 714-525-2208 Y.L.I. Catholic Women Debbie Shimaoka 714-441-0446
Exercise Class Bernade e Gilwee 714-680-5439
STEWARDSHIP
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November 3, 2013 FROM THE PASTOR The energy expended last weekend at all the Masses was truly memorable. Just think of how fortunate we are as a parish family to have such a treasury of talent, devotion, and loyalty assembled in one small parish in the sprawling Diocese of Orange.
I wish to publicly thank Bob and Barbara Dietterle for talking at all the Masses on the
�“Commitment�” process for the Christ Forever Campaign, the Knights of Columbus for hosting the pancake breakfast and I.D. Drive, the officers of the former Italian Catholic Federation (ICF) for their generous donation to the parish school and the St. Vincent de Paul Society, and our music director, Todd Helm, organist, Claudia Kellogg, wonderful cantors, and cele-brated parish choir for the exciting musical rendering of con-temporary vocal selections. Laughter, toe-tapping, and hand-clapping along side with joyous conversations filled the church, Parish Center, and walk-ways last Sunday.
Congratulations to longtime parishioner and former president of the Pastoral Council, Peter (�“Pete�”) Lauder on his admission to Candidacy for the Diaconate for the Diocese of Orange. Pete, along with 15 others was admitted to the formal process of study, prayer and formation leading to ordination as a perma-nent deacon. While the years ahead will be busy for him and his devoted wife Jan, he is assured of our prayers and love. Perhaps we will invite Pete to talk at all the Masses sharing his progress with us and to encourage others who may want to serve the par-ish and Diocese in this capacity. Deacons Gerhard and Bill have served well. Deacon Chuck Doidge is establishing his ministry since his appointment to serve at St. Juliana in 2012.
In article 1570 of the Catechism of the Catholic Church pre-pared following the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council and promulgated on October 11, 1992 by Pope John Paul II we read the following description: �“Deacons share in Christ�’s mission and grace in a special way. The sacrament of Holy Order marks them with an imprint (�‘character�’) which cannot be removed and which configures them to Christ, who made himself the �‘deacon�’ or servant of all. Among other tasks, it is the task of deacons to assist the bishop and priests in the celebration of the divine mysteries, above all the Eucharist, in the distribution of Holy Communion, in assisting at and blessing marriages, in the proclamation of the Gospel and preaching, in presiding over funerals, and in dedicating themselves to the various ministries of charity.�”
A few weeks ago, Bill Jason, a parishioner, school parent, and sometimes lunch confederate sent me an e-mail entitled, Pope Francis�’ Five Finger Prayer in response to a homily I preached on Persevering in Prayer. The visual is an open hand facing the viewer with thumb and digits spread apart. The copy reads: 1) The thumb is the closest finger to you. So start praying for those who are closest to you. They are the persons easiest to remem-ber. To pray for our dear ones is a �“SWEET OBLIGATION.�” 2) The next finger is the index. Pray for those who teach you, in-struct you and heal you. They need the support and wisdom to show direction to others. Always keep them in your prayers. 3)
The following finger is the tallest. It reminds us of our leaders, the governors and those who have authority. They need God�’s guidance. 4) The fourth finger is the ring finger. Even that it may surprise you, it is our weakest finger. It should remind us to pray for the weakest, the sick or those plagued by problems. They need your prayers. 5) And finally we have our smallest finger, the smallest of all. Your pinkie should remind you to pray for yourself. When you are done praying of the other four groups, you will be able to see your own needs but in the proper perspec-tive, and also you will be able to pray for your own needs in a better way.�”
The author, Angeline Hubert, wrote a short reflection in the pub-lication, Words of Grace, for the Mass readings on Monday, Oc-tober 28th, the feast day of Sts. Simon and Jude. Her reflection is based on the words of St. Paul in the second chapter of his letter to the Ephesians where he writes: �“�…in him (Christ) you also are being built together into a dwelling place of God in the Spir-it.�” She writes: �“In today�’s passage from Ephesians, Paul gives us a wonderful description of what it means to be church. Using images drawn from physical buildings, he creates a rich portrait of a living, growing church rooted in tradition, founded on those who have gone before us in faith, centered on Christ, and em-powered by the Spirit. We often speak of �‘going to church,�’ but Paul reminds us that church isn�’t just a building. It�’s a sacred community where God dwells with us. Each member of the com-munity is important, a citizen who brings his or her gifts to the building up of the church. Each of us is a living stone with a unique contribution to be shared with the whole �‘household of God.�”
If you didn�’t have a chance to purchase the delicious array of salted and sweet packaged nuts from members of the Young La-dies Institute (YLI) this Sunday, I am sure Debbie Shimaoka or Michele Tanaka will be able to supply you with whatever you need. Debbie�’s number published in the bulletin is (714) 441-0446. Thank you for your support.
Recently, I received a communication from Andrea West, the director of Faith Formation for the Special Needs community which meets here at St. Juliana. The correspondence was at my request to Andrea to share with St. Juliana this sacramental prep-aration program which takes place during the 9am and 11am Masses in the Parish Center meeting rooms. This is Andrea�’s eleventh year and her second year with us. There are 20 students with special needs that come from as far away as Mission Viejo. Andrea is assisted by our student aides: Reynold Hamar, Natalie Vaccher and Jessica James. This program is in addition to our Deaf Community ministry which Nancy Lopez has directed for 7 years. For more information check www.specialneedsdioceseof orange.org.
Bob Greene in one of his long-ago columns wrote, �“Care deeply for yourself, and have the wherewithal to do what it takes to make yourself happy. Go out and claim the life you deserve!�”
In the Joy of Our Faith, Fr. Frank Falco, O.S.M. Pastor
Mon., Nov. 4 6:30am Laurence Fitzgerald �† 8:00am Darryl Black �† 7:00pm All Souls
Tue., Nov. 5 6:30am Walk in Faith�– Kairos Retreat 8:00am James Martin �†
Wed., Nov. 6 6:30am Rafael Assignacion �† 8:00am Jimmy Mansfield �†
Thur., Nov. 7 6:30am John Wentworth �† 8:00am Peg Grieve �†
Fri., Nov. 8 6:30am Willie Smith 8:00am Vic Steinbergs �†
Sat., Nov. 9 8:00am Kailani Marchak 5:00pm Women of our Parish on retreat
Sun., Nov. 10 7:30am Kim Nimo 9:00am Parishioners 11:00am Charles F.H. Harley Sr. �† 5:00pm Carol Knueven �†
PRAYER REQUESTS
MASS SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK PARISH CALENDAR Sun., Nov. 3 31ST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Coffee & Donuts (SCC Hosts) YLI Nut Sale (after all Masses) 10:30am Deaf Community (SHF) 6:15pm Yr 1 - HSYM (PC & SHF) Mon. Nov. 4 10am SCC (SHF) 6:15pm Zumba Class (PC) 7pm All Souls Day Mass ~ (Followed by Reception -PC) 7pm Dave Ramsey (SHF) 7pm RCIA (St.J) Tues., Nov. 5 7pm Rosary & Benediction 7pm Men�’s Basketball (PC) 7pm Baptism Class (St.A) 7:30pm Kof C (SHF) 7:30pm SCC (St.J) Wed., Nov. 6 8:30am Stretchersize Class (SHF) 6pm YLI (SHF) 6pm SCC (St.J) 6pm Faith Night 6:30pm Gala Mtg. (Daycare Rm) 7pm Spirit Group (Church) Thurs., Nov. 7 7pm Newman Club (NR) 7pm Kof C (SHF) 7:30pm Youth Band (Church) 7:30pm Choir (St.A) Fri., Nov. 8 Women�’s Silent Retreat Begins 3pm Divine Mercy / Stations 6:15pm Zumba Class (SHF) Sat., Nov. 9 2:30pm NAIM (SHF) 6pm Gourmet Knights (PC) Sun., Nov. 10 32ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Coffee & Donuts (Myer�’s Host) Women�’s Silent Retreat Ends 10:30am Deaf Community (SHF) 2:30pm Baptisms
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THE COMMEMORATION OF ALL THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED MASS
PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL WHO ARE ILL AND IN NEED OF OUR LOVING SUPPORT IN THIS COMMUNITY, PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL WHO ARE ILL, especially Margaret Doidge, and all the names listed in our Book of Heal-ing. PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL THOSE WHO HAVE DIED IN OUR COMMUNITY, especially Ruth Smialowski, Vinh Tran (grandfather of Phi Tran). May their souls and all the souls of the faithfully departed rest in peace. Amen
All Souls Mass - Monday, November 4th - 7pm The Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed We invite all families, friends and relatives of those who were buried or commemorated from St. Juliana Church this past year to come to this Mass. There is also a Memory Basket in the vestibule of the church, to add names of your beloved who died this past year and were not buried from our church. During this special Mass, a candle
will be lit for all those buried from our church this year, and one candle will honor all those deceased buried from other churches. Join the families of these faithfully departed in prayer and celebration of eternal life:
Catherine Adamson Sal Migliore
Peggy Migliore Gary Schmidt
Israel Rodriguez Joseph Greene
Martina Martinez Sidney Lancaster
Lorraine Bell Thomas John Barganski
Joseph Slater Sam Bona
John Mulhollam Joan Eberhart
Inez Rocci Janet Nicolas
Marjory Farris Charlene Frobenius Richard McKinley
Fr. Patrick Donovan, OSM Julita Hilado Henry Giano
Joseph William Saner Daniel L. Reed
Nedra Joan Mosey Edward Doehrman
Dr. Carlos Del Campo Genevieve McNelly Hilaria Mungaray
Margaret Armstrong Philip Fidel Calentino
William Anthony Dolan Chelsea Joy Kashergen
Jim Kelly David S. Escapite
Deacon Frank Luna
Baby Paisley Kevin Simpson
Jack Quatannens Franco Di Caprio
John Byron Hildegard Mills Dr. Robert Ruhe
Ethel Nolan Ruth Smialowski
WOMEN�’S SILENT RETREAT Please pray for the women of our parish who are preparing for the Women�’s Silent Retreat next weekend, November 8-10. God be with you as you discern the prayerful weekend ahead.
Paula Boyles Anne Cerasuolo
Kathy Raley Susan Powers
ALTAR CARE - NOVEMBER 8, 2013
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NOTES FROM MUSIC MINISTRY BY TODD HELM, MUSIC DIRECTOR
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Nov 5 KC Fellowship, after Rosary Nov 7 7:00pm KC ODM Nov 9 6:00pm Gourmet Knights (see below) Nov 17 6 :00pm Pre-meeting Dinner, 7pm Rosary 7:45pm KC GBM Nov 18 7:00pm 1st Degree, Fr Kass Hall Nov 24 1:30pm 2nd Degree, Fr Kass Hall
�“GOURMET KNIGHTS AND CITY BITES�” (DINNER EVENT) NEXT WEEKEND! Knights will be displaying their culinary delights! All are invited, Saturday November 9th at 6pm. St. Juliana Parish Center. $20, all you can eat/drink. (Proceeds benefit St. Juliana School & ID Drive.)
I would like to thank Fr. Frank and all of the parishioners for the compliments paid to the choir, cantors and instrumentalists after last Sunday's Mass. I would like to echo Fr. Frank's words by expressing my thanks for the amazing talent in our parish, and encouraging all of you to continue singing, as your participation raises the music to a new level. A big thank you to "Gospel-pianist-extraordinaire" Tim Parks, electric bassist Nathan Atwater, and soloist Monette Velasco. But my biggest words of appreciation need to go to our wonderful choir. The St. Juliana Adult Choir is comprised of 46 singers who dedicate hours of volunteer time to our music ministry. In preparation for Sunday Mass, the choir rehearses every Thurs-day evening. As a high school choir director, I have the luxury of rehearsing each of my choirs every day for an hour, in prep-aration for concerts that are presented every 8-10 weeks. Not so for a church choir. In one weekly 90-minute rehearsal, we must prepare hymns, Mass parts, and choral anthems for "performance" each Sunday. We also must constantly be working ahead on future celebrations (it is always "Christmas in October - Easter in January" for church choirs!) as well as practicing for special Masses and concerts. Even though we work very hard each week, our rehearsals are also times of fellowship and prayer, and lots of laughter. The dedicated members of the St. Juliana Choir are:
Joanne Adger, Russ Bianchi, Gail Besaw, Jim Besaw, Carol Blair, JoAnn Campanella, Michelle Doan, Richard Esqueda, Emily Evans, Antoniette Fancuberta, Ernesto Fancuberta, Glenn French, Joyce French, Nancy Harry, Carmel Helm, Ste-ve Hoffman, Catherine Kim, John Kim, Stan Kohlenberger, Irene Kohlenberger, Carl Martorana, Jan Martorana, Carolyn McMorrow, Carri Morones, Kimber Parks, Tim Parks, Rich-ard Pollard, Bob Powers, Teresa Raridan, Bernie Reyes, Kathy Reyes, Paul Riffel, Evi Samsudin, Roseanne Santoro, Bill Schirmer, Mary Schmittou, Katherine Scott, Kieran Scott, Su-san Simpson, Tom Stachelek, Monette Velasco, John Van Wonterghem, Pam Walker, Bob Wrona. The choir will be singing Monday evening at our annual All Souls Mass. We will be singing favorite standard hymns, as well as the beautiful anthems "My Shepherd Will Supply My Need" and "Without Seeing You". Joining us will be guest instrumentalists Jonathan Marzluf on oboe, and Elizabeth Low-Atwater on bassoon. Kimber Bentley Parks will be cantor and Teresa Raridan will be soloist. I hope to see many of you Mon-day evening at 7:00pm as we remember the souls of our dearly departed friends and family members.
NEEDED: EXTRAORDINARY EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
Our parish is of urgent need of additional Extraordinary Eu-charistic Ministers at all the masses, especially for the 5:00pm 7:30am and 11:00am Masses. This spiritual ministry witnesses the Real Presence of Christ in the action of sharing in the Eucharist meal of Christ�’s sacrifice by assisting the priest in bringing the sacrament of the Body and Blood of Christ to the people of God at mass. We urge you please to consider joining this ministry of service. Training will be provided. If you are interested, please call the Church Of-fice at 714-879-1965 or Deacon Gerhard Stadel at 714-870-5714.
St. Juliana Adult Choir, under the direction of Music Director Todd Helm, in the choir loft of the church during Mass.
YOUTH A N D PA RI S H F AI T H F O RM A TI O N
Families take Mary�’s statue for a week and pray the rosary together each night.
Saying the rosary and meditating on the mysteries allows us to become aware
of the life of Jesus, as witnessed in the eyes of his Mother.
If you are interested in signing up for a week please contact Nina Visconti,
714-572-4152 or [email protected]
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MARY�’S JOURNEY 11/3 Mila Vicaldo, 9am Mass 11/10 Stewart and Rita Semple family 7:30 Mass 11/16 Paul and Chris Parker Family 5:00pm Mass 11/24 Dave and Gina Glaudini Family 7:30 Mass 12/1 Glenn and Nina Visconti Family 9:00 Mass 12/8 Scott and Kathy Whitcher Family, 11am Mass
FAITH FORMATION NEWS
JHYM NEXT MEETING : Wednesday, November 13th from 7:30pm- 9pm ~ SHF Room. On that night, JHYM will hear a presentation on �“Poverty and Hunger in the Neighborhood and the World.�” This will be a great introduction to our �“End World Hunger�” Five Mile Walk. (See November Activity below.)
NOVEMBER ACTIVITY: �“End World Hunger�” Five Mile Walk Sunday, November 24th after 9am Mass. (10:30am-12:30pm). What a great way to offer meaningful thanks to God for all of our many blessings this Thanksgiving. Everyone walking is asked to bring with them money collected from their sponsors, friends, relatives, etc. The money is donated to poor and hun-gry people. Please do not miss this!
JUNIOR HIGH YOUTH MINISTRY
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY HSYM NEXT MEETINGS: 1st Year Confirmation - Sunday, November 3rd 6:15pm - 8pm Mandatory meeting - Sunday, November 10th 6:15pm-8pm 2nd Year Confirmation - Sunday, November 17th 6:15pm - 8pm
MARY�’S JOURNEY MISSION GOAL: · To pray for an increase in vocations to the priesthood and religious life · To strengthen the family in love, faith and charity · To pray for our church and our families to grow in holiness service · Your own personal intentions
FAITH PROGRAM NEWS Renée Bondi in Concert Hope, Hymns & Harvest
Saturday, November 2, 2013 7:00pm
St. Juliana Parish Center
Adults $15 / Students & Seniors $10
Tickets are available at the door on Saturday evening.
Thank you to all who attended this inspirational concert. Renée Bondi graces us with her testimony, strength and powerful message. Please contact
the Parish Office if you would like more information about Bondi Ministries or how to purchase a CD of music from this concert.
The LORD lifts up all who are falling and raises up all who are bowed down. �— Psalm 145:14
CATHOLICISM 101
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
VOCATION THOUGHT Can I risk sharing the goodness God has given to me? Can I care for the needs of my brothers and sisters? Can I respond to God as a priest, brother, or sister? (Luke 19:1-10)
Monday: Rom 11:29-36; Ps 69:30-31, 33-34, 36; Lk 14:12-14 Tuesday: Rom 12:5-16b; Ps 131:1bcde-3; Lk 14:15-24 Wednesday: Rom 13:8-10; Ps 112:1b-2, 4-5, 9; Lk 14:25-33 Thursday: Rom 14:7-12; Ps 27:1bcde, 4, 13-14; Lk 15:1-10 Friday: Rom 15:14-21; Ps 98:1-4; Lk 16:1-8 Saturday: Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9; 1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17; Jn 2:13-22 Sunday: 2 Mc 7:1-2, 9-14; Ps 17:1, 5-6, 8, 15; 2 Thes 2:16 �— 3:5; Lk 20:27-38 [27, 34-38]
FOR CHRIST FOREVER CAMPAIGN NEWS Page Seven
SC H O O L NE W S - �“ S TRO N G AND C O U RA G E O U S W I T H THE L O RD�” Page Eight
SCHOOL AND KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS SERVING PANCAKES
Eggs...pancakes�… The students graciously
serve breakfast... Our brother Knights, teachers, students and
parents all helped with the pancake breakfast last
weekend. Proceeds benefit the annual Intellectually
Disabled (ID) Drive.
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SCHOOL HAPPENINGS Monday, November 4th, Regular Day Beginning of Second Quarter St. Martin dePorres Feast Day--3rd Grade has free dress Third Grade Wax Museum Cantor practice in the music room Hot Lunch: Taquitos Tuesday, November 5th, Regular Day Third Grade Wax Museum Choir practice in the music room Hot Lunch: Smoothie and Croissant Sandwich Wednesday, November 6th, Regular Day Fifth Grade at Knott's Berry Farm--Westward Movement Talent Show rehearsal in the music room Hot Lunch: Pick-up-Stix Thursday, November 7th, Regular Day California Pizza Kitchen Dining for Dollars; flyer attached Fourth Grade at San Juan Capistrano Mission Sixth Grade at La Brea Tar Pits Talent Show rehearsal in the music room Hot Lunch: Carl's Jr. Friday, November 8, No School No School due to Diocesan Inservice Report Cards going home Saturday, November 9th, K of C Gourmet Knights, 6:00 p.m. 8th grade and 5th grade Poinsettia Sale...yes, it is time to start thinking about Christmas! Please contact the school for details and an order form.
�“Fall Cleaning with Meaning": Time to clean out closets, garages, storage areas and donate them to a good cause! St. Juli-ana Catholic Community has partnered with Goodwill of Orange County to raise funds for our school 8th grade Washington D.C Trip. The Goodwill Truck is coming to us!
When: Saturday, November 16th from 10am to 4pm. Goodwill is in the business of helping people who are facing barriers to get and keep jobs, which provide purpose, pride and dignity. They believe the power of work changes lives. Join us in supporting our greater community by bringing your items to our drive. (Acceptable donations only, please. No broken, dam-aged, soiled furniture. No large appliances, auto parts, aquari-ums, industrial equipment...) Please contact the school with any questions. Everyone is welcome to donate!
20th Annual Golf Tournament November 11, 2013 at Alta Vista Golf Club For information contact the school or: B Hanz 714 390 7305 M Mungaray 714 272 0498 R Mejias 714 223 1702 We hope you can make it!
�“TRUNK OR TREAT�” Were you there? What fun our annual Trunk-or-Treat was last Friday evening. �“Spook-tacular�” time!
Car trunks decorated and ready for the children to trunk-or-treat!
There they go...all our children dressed in their favorite costumes!
Golfers & prizes needed
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Y.L.I NEWS NUT SALE
IT IS NUT SALES TIME!!! Y.L.I. will be outside every Mass this weekend, November 2nd and 3rd. Please come by and check out all your favorite nuts. All your favorites are back and some are new items. If you would like to pre-order your nuts or have a large order please let us know and we will be happy to get those for you, just email us at [email protected] or call Debbie Shimaoka @ 714-441-0446 for delivery options.
CATHOLIC GIFTS Are you in need of catholic gifts? ClearlyCatholic.com at the website at http://www.clearlycatholic.com recently notified St. Juliana that any purchase made through their company means 15% of the profit donated back to us! Just list St. Juliana Church during the on-line checkout.
The McClennen family of St. Juliana gave the money to spon-sor a drywall project for the Espinoza-Medina family in Valle de Las Palmas, Mexico. The village is located about 30 minutes south of Tecate. The family of six had been living in a Corazon built house without insulation or drywall. When we arrived at the site, the rooms were empty and ready for the pro-ject. We found out that the family had been waiting five years for their drywall installation. They were excited to start the project. We worked together all day and the family prepared us a traditional Mexican meal for lunch. The family is very grateful to be sponsored. Their house with drywall will be much easier to keep warm and clean.
If you would like to help sponsor a project for Corazon call Doug or Jean Knudson at 714-992-2905.
The Orange County Catholic will be delivered in the Register on Wednesdays. The Orange County Catholic, the monthly newspaper of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange, will be published by a divi-sion of Freedom Communications Inc. beginning November 6, 2013. The Churm Custom Publishing division will oversee the newspaper�’s design, printing, ad sales, and distribution and the Orange Diocese and the Orange County Catholic�’s editorial team will oversee development of the content. The Churm group will oversee expansion of the newspaper from its current once-a-month frequency to a weekly publication. The tabloid-format newspaper will include 24 pages of in-depth features on leaders, trends, activities, family life, faith experience, and cul-ture in Orange County�’s parishes, Catholic centers, high schools, elementary schools, and ministries. Published every Wednesday the Catholic weekly will be availa-ble to all Orange County Register�’s Seven-day subscribers. Sev-en-day subscribers to the Register can request the Catholic news-paper to be delivered to their homes, at no extra cost, every Wednesday by calling 877-627-7009.
THE ORANGE COUNTY CATHOLIC NEWSLETTER
CORAZON NEWS �“LIVING WITH GRIEF AND LOSS�”
Have you lost someone or something you love or care deeply about? You may be experiencing many difficult emotions which seem to be never-ending. Placentia-Linda Hospital offers a support group that allows you to take an active role in your own healing process through mutual support, education and cop-ing strategies. Meetings are held on the first & third Tuesdays of every month. Time: 7:00pm�—8:30pm Location: Placentia-Linda Hospital, Meeting Room #2 Contact: For info call 800-554-7879. Walk-ins are welcome!
MAGNIFICAT PRAYER BREAKFAST Please join us for a morning of praise, prayer, fellowship and inspiration. When: Saturday, December 7, 2013 Time: 9:30am - 12:30pm Location: Embassy Suites Anaheim - South 11767 Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove, CA 92840 Registration: $28 per person, mailed by December 2nd. ($33 per person, at the door.) Breakfast included. Mail reservation to: Magnificat Ministry PO Box 4381, Orange, CA 92863 Contact: Denise at 949-583-7380
May the Mother of God keep you close to Our Lord Jesus Christ!
Doug and Jean Knudson (kneeling front row) with the family who were helped by the donations from our community. Thank you for your good work!
Please pray for the following members of our community presently serving in the military and for their families:
Ryan T. Cunningham Patrick Gilwee Kasey Condon
Phillip P. Sanchez Jason Romeo Peter Chavez
Stephen Gapinski Edward Gonzales
Christopher Simonds Anthony Garcia
Brian Krause Frankie J. Flores Johnny Kohaut
PRAY FOR THOSE SERVING OUR COUNTRY & MILITARY FAMILIES
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CATHEDRAL OPERA NEWS The Cultural Arts Department of the Christ Cathedral and Exec-utive Producer Chad Berlinghieri are excited to introduce the inaugural performance of the Cathedral Opera, with the presen-tation of "An Evening of Elegance" on Friday November 8th in the Cathedral Cultural Center (13280 Chapman Ave. Garden Grove) at 7:30pm.
This first of its kind event features the finest voices of the Dio-cese of Orange performing both opera's greatest hits and a se-lection of sacred favorites. The remarkable ensemble of per-formers includes well-known artists from the Metropolitan Opera, Los Angeles Opera, Opera Pacific, Long Beach Opera, Arizona Opera, Cincinnati Opera and the All American Boys Chorus! Refreshments will be available prior to the event and during intermission. There will be a hosted reception on the second level of the Cathedral Cultural Center after the concert.
Seating is very limited. Please book your tickets at http://cathedralopera.eventbrite.com/
ALTERNATIVE GIFT FAIRE This Sunday, November 3 from 11am to 2:00pm at the Down-town Wilshire City Plaza. Lunch and refreshments are available. Come buy an alternative gift to benefit people in our community and all over the world.
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