MASS SCHEDULESaturday Vigil: 5:30 p.m.Sunday: 8, 9:30, 11 a.m. & 7:30 p.m.Weekdays: 8 a.m. Mon-FriHoly Days: Vigil 5:30 p.m., 8 a.m.(10 a.m. during school year), 5:30 p.m.First Saturdays: 8 a.m.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATIONTuesday and Thursday after8 a.m. Mass through 7 p.m.

RITE OF CHRISTIANINITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA)If you are unbaptized or uncatechizedand are interested in learning moreabout the Catholic Church you mayjoin this year-round process at anytime. Please contact the parish office.

WelcomeYou are a stranger but once. You are a child ofGod, redeemed by Our Savior, Jesus Christ. InGod’s name, we welcome you. May you findfriendship, peace and serenity in our community.If you are a visitor interested in joining our parishcommunity or the Catholic Faith, pleaseregister as soon as possible. If you are returningafter being away…

welcome home!

Rev. Fr. Eduino Silveira,Pastor (effective August 1, 2014)

Rev. Brendan McKeefry,Pastor Emeritus

Michael Tateishi, Deacon

PARISH OFFICEEmail: parish@olaparish.net

Phone: (916) 481-5115Hours: 8:30am – 4:30pm Mon – Fri

S t a f f :Elizabeth White, Pastoral Associate

Kelley Smith, Parish Business ManagerSandi Holland, Director of Worship

Kimberly Sax, Faith Formation CoordinatorJane Ricci, Development CoordinatorEarl Knight, Building Maintenance

Paul Narloch, GroundskeeperAdvisory Council Chairpersons:

Nancy Turner, Pastoral Council ChairMichael Tateishi, Liturgy Committee

Julie Nauman, Finance CouncilPaul Read, Buildings & Grounds

OLA SCHOOLRobert Love, Principal

Phone: (916) 489-8958

FAITH FORMATIONEmail: cff@olaparish.netPhone: (916) 488-4626

CAPITAL CAMPAIGNEmail: development@olaparish.net

Phone: (916) 481-5115 x202

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETYEmail: svdp@olaparish.net

Phone: (916) 481-6352

MISSION STATEMENTThe Mission of the parish community at Our Lady of the Assumption Church is to proclaim the Wordof God more fully, to gain a more intimate knowledge of God through our Catholic traditions, and toserve the people of God, especially in our efforts to meet the needs of the poor in our community, andwhen possible around the world. We strive to build a sense of community among our parishioners,with the wider Diocesan community, and with the entire family of God.

Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church5057 Cottage Way Carmichael, California 95608

916-481-5115 www.olaparish.net

NEW PARISHIONERSTo register, visit the parish website atwww.olaparish.net and complete the format the “New Parishioner Sign-up” link.

SACRAMENTSBaptism: Contact the parish officethree months in advance.Marriage: Contact the parish office atleast six months in advance.Reconciliation: Saturdays, 4-5 p.m.Ministry to the Sick: Anyone who issick or undergoing surgery mayrequest the Sacrament of the Sick.Homebound parishioners may receivethe Eucharist. Contact the parishoffice to request either.

WELCOME TO OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION CHURCH

Weekly Calendar

Mon, Jul 07 Music Ministry Rehearsal, 7:00pm, Church

Troop 328 Meeting, 7:00pm, Seton Hall

Meditation Group, 7:30pm, School Library

Tue, Jul 08 KofC Business Meeting, 7:30pm, St. John’s

Thu, Jul 10 SVdP Meeting, 4:00pm, Seton Hall

Sat, Jul 12 Legion of Mary Curia Meeting, 10:00am,

St. Paul’s

Sun, Jul 13 Open Gym, 7:30am, Parish Hall

The Weekly Calendar information is subject to change and

will not include reservations submitted after the bulletin

has been completed.

All who use the Reservations Calendar are asked to ensure

that the Parish Office is contacted should a reservation no

longer be needed or a change needs to be made to an exist-

ing reservation.

Because funerals cannot be planned, those using St. John’s

Hall may be asked to move to another available location

should a family need the room for a post-funeral reception.

We thank you for your understanding in this regard.

Ministries and those chairing events affiliated with the Our

Lady of the Assumption Parish and School may reserve

our meeting rooms by scheduling their reservation online

at http://www.olaparish.net/parish/reservations.php. Please

view the current calendar of reservations to ensure the

meeting room and date selected are available. Rooms are

also available to outside groups, subject to parish approv-

al. Please call the Parish Office for rates.

Mass Requests

Sat 7/5 First Saturday 8:00am Holy Souls Fr. Gerry Robinson

5:30pm Prudence Skinner † Fred & Susan Oliver

Barbara Jones † Mary & Bernie Gould

Sun 7/6

8:00am Gino Bertolucci † Steve & Marie Mauer

9:30am Joey Maly Ell Rita Doherty

Mario Affinito † Nancy Affinito

11:00am Martha Blevins † Maureen & Gracie

John Albanese † Callahan Family

7:30pm OLA Parishioners Fr. Gerry Robinson

Mon 7/7

8:00am Joe Kerigan Robin Robinson

Howard Powell † Ellen Powell

Tue 7/8

8:00am Virgil Petrocchi † Don & Carolyn Slavich

Barbara Jones † Ned & Beverly Whitcomb

Wed 7/9 8:00am Mario Affinito † Nancy Affinito

Betty Foster † Foster Family

Thu 7/10

8:00am Jeffrey Jordan † Depner Family

Fri 7/11

8:00am Dale Fuller † Portillo Family

Roman Sobczynski † Evelyn Anderson Family

Sat 7/12 5:30pm Lizz Baca † Baca Family

Fred Baca † Baca Family

Sun 7/13

8:00am Margaret Mook Theda Lord

Mario Affinito † Nancy Affinito

9:30am Patricia Campini † Chambers Family

LouAnn Deterding † Deterding Family

11:00am Frank Farhar † George Hadsdon

Gino Bertolucci † Zaldana Family

7:30pm OLA Parishioners Fr. Gerry Robinson

Ryan Whorley † Sweeney Family

Mass Requests

Please contact the Parish Office if you would like to

request a Mass to honor someone special. The Diocese

recommended stipend for this is $10.00 per request but

no request will be denied based on ability to pay.

Meet Our New Pastor

Dear Brothers and Sisters:

Bishop Jaime Soto has appointed me to serve you as pastor of Our Lady of Assumption starting August 1. It is my joy to re-

turn to serve at OLA after 23 years of service in other parishes of the Diocese.

As some old time parishioners might recall, I was born in the Azores and immigrated with my family at the age of 16 in 1971

settling in Rhode Island, the most Catholic state of the union, where my brothers and sisters live, where my deceased parents

lived, and where I lived for about 10 years. At the age of 24 in 1978 I entered the Seminary in the Azores. While there I

heard that a Portuguese priest was looking for a Seminarian to come to Sacramento to succeed him in serving the Portuguese

Community.

In 1981, I came to California where I attended St. Patrick's college and then spent 4 years at St. Patrick's in Menlo Park. I

served one year as transitional deacon at Presentation Parish. After my ordination to the priesthood in 1987 I received my

first assignment as Associate Pastor of Our Lady of Assumption serving Msgr. O’Connor and Fr. Leo McAllister. In 1991, I

was assigned as Pastor of St. Elizabeth where I served for 14 years. I was then assigned to St. Joseph in Redding and later to

St. Thomas in Oroville. For the past five years I have served as pastor of St. Philomene.

I truly have enjoyed all my assignments and working with different people. Through it all I have served also the Portuguese

Community throughout Northern California as time allows. Now I look forward to serving you at OLA. I know that OLA is

a great parish which has been blessed with good priests who have done a good job. I know that it has a great staff and many

dedicated parishioners who let Jesus do great things through them to manifest the Kingdom of God and His love. I am confi-

dent of God's love for me, even though I do not deserve it, and I am very convinced that God works in all of you. Thus, I

come to OLA with deep respect for all that God has been doing there and with a desire to join you in listening to Jesus Christ

and carrying out His will for OLA.

We know that God and His Kingdom is all about love, that He so loves us that He gives us Jesus as

Our Savior Who gives us His Holy Spirit to be our Friend, Consoler and Teacher. Together, let us lis-

ten to Him and follow His loving guidance and inspiration. Please keep me in your prayers. I will pray

for you too and try to be patient with me as God is. In time I hope to know you all, but I am older now.

Before it was easier for me to remember all names. It takes more time now to memorize all names and

even at times I might blank. God Bless us all.

Sincerely,

Eduino Silveira

Pastor (effective August 1, 2014)

SERVANT LEADER

A Note From Our Administrator

I came to Our Lady of the Assumption Parish on June 3, 2014. I have enjoyed my stay with you and have been nourished spirit-

ually by being among you.

As you know, I am Chaplain of Cristo Rey High School here in Sacramento. School reconvenes on August 4, 2014. Our com-

mencement was on June 7, 2014, so I was already serving here before school let out. Thus, I have a narrow window for my per-

sonal retreat and vacation. This is all to explain why I will leave my position as Administrator before your new Pastor (Fr.

Eduino Silveira) arrives. My last day will be Tuesday, July 9, 2014.

Fr. Maurice O’Brien will assume the position of Parish Administrator on July 10, 2014, and will remain with you until your

new Pastor takes office. Fr. Maurice has served as Pastor of several parishes in the Diocese of Sacramento and retired from

Saint Monica Parish in Willows, CA, where he is Pastor Emeritus. Please extend the same warm welcome to Fr. Maurice as you

extended to me.

Lastly, for my part, I thank you for the warm reception and constant support you extended to me in my short time with you.

May God bless Our Lady of the Assumption Parish and Fr. Eduino Silveira.

In the Lord,

Fr. Gerry Robinson SJ

Parish Administrator

FINANCIAL SUPPORT

Offertory Collection Results for June 28th & 29th, 2014: $10,643.30

“For my yoke is easy, and my burden light.” - Matthew 11:30

When we think of being good stewards, we may think that God is asking too much of us when He calls us to gener-

ously share our time, talent and treasure. However, we must remember that we are not “owners” of anything, we are

merely “stewards” of the gifts God has given us. All He is asking is that we give back a small portion of what He has

already given to us.

STEWARDSHIP AT OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION

Peter’s Pence Collection

Thank you for your generous support of our Holy Fa-

ther’s work in the Peter’s Pence Collection. Our Lady of

the Assumption’s contribution of $2,657.11 (not counting

what comes in through ParishPay throughout the month)

will be combined with those from our brothers and sisters

around the world to help the Holy Father provide essen-

tial relief to people in need. Your generosity is an act of

solidarity with the universal Church, answering the call to

become a witness of charity. May God bless you.

Wedding Announcement

We are pleased to announce that Amir

Javideyan and Angela Gregory were unit-

ed in marriage on Saturday, June 28th.

Please join us in congratulating them as

they begin their wedded life together.

REMEMBRANCES & SPECIAL EVENTS

Parish Pay Summer is here! Tis’ the season for outdoor barbecues, beaches, and well-deserved family vacations. While families

spend hours planning for those three-day weekends and weeks out of town, they sometimes tend to overlook that

their parish needs them especially in the summer months. Stewardship shouldn’t go away when you do. OLA ex-

penses are a 12 month proposition. Parish Pay is a safe, convenient way to electronically donate consistently, giving

you the peace of mind that you are doing your part to support the parish and its ministries. You may use your check-

ing account, debit or credit card to establish a recurring or one-time donation. To sign up, simply go to olaparish.net

and click on “donation”.

Family Promise Cell Phone Donations

Do you have any old cell phones in your junk drawer? Would you like to get

rid of them? If you do, you may drop them off at the Parish Office during regu-

lar business hours. The collection is on-going and the money raised by Family

Promise benefits homeless families with children by getting them into homes

of their own. Please contact Maggie at 359-4787 with your questions.

AROUND THE DIOCESE

PARISH EVENTS

DIOCESAN EVENTS

Healing After Abortion Retreat

Those affected by abortion are invited to attend the

Rachel’s Vineyard Healing After Abortion retreat week-

end, sponsored by the Diocese of Sacramento, on July

11th - 13th in Auburn. Attendees will experience the mer-

cy and compassion of God and will find the retreat helpful

for those struggling with a variety of feelings associated

with an abortion. The cost is $175.00 per person and fi-

nancial assistance is available. For a registration packet or

more information, contact Liz at (916) 733-0161 or write

projectrachel@scd.org. All contact is kept confidential.

Diocesan Job Opportunites

The Diocese has the following job opportunities open:

Coordinator for Young Adult Ministry & Pastoral Ju-

venil. To apply, email a cover letter and resume to

Kevin at kstaszkow@scd.org.

Coordinator for Lay Ministry Formation. To apply,

email a cover letter and resume to Kevin at

kstaszkow@scd.org.

Newman Center Director, Chico. To apply, please

send resume and cover letter to Christine, Associate

Director for Campus Ministry, at cwissink@scd.org.

Campus Minister, Davis, CA. To apply, please send

resume and cover letter to Christine, Associate Direc-

tor for Campus Ministry, at cwissink@scd.org.

Coordinator for Deaf Ministry (Part Time). To apply,

email a cover letter and resume to Kevin at

kstaszkow@scd.org.

Discernment Events

The Office of Priestly & Religious Vocations is glad to

announce three vocation events this summer that will pro-

vide an opportunity for young men ages 17 to 30 who are

discerning their life vocation and have thought of the pos-

sibility of the priesthood. They will have the opportunity

to ask questions, reflect, pray and meet some of our semi-

narians at the following events:

“Come and See Day” from 9:00am to 3:00pm on July

26th.

Seminarian Open House at 6:00pm on July 30th.

For more information or to register, please contact the

Office of Priestly & Religious Vocations at 733-0258 or

by email at considerpriesthood@scd.org.

Alarm Code Change

Our security alarm codes will be changed in the next two

weeks to ensure a safe campus for our students, staff, vol-

unteers and guests. Those carrying keys are asked to meet

with the Parish Business Manager to get the new code.

Our Lady of the Assumption Feast Day

Please circle Friday, August 15th on your calendar and

plan to join us at one of our scheduled Masses on the

Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin (a Holy

Day of Obligation). A vigil Mass will be celebrated on

Thursday, August 14th at 5:30pm and on the Feast Day

itself, at 8:00am and 5:30pm. Auxiliary Bishop Myron

Cotta has been invited and will preside at the 5:30pm

Mass on Friday and, if all works out, will install our new

Pastor at that Mass. We will adjoin to the Parish Hall for a

community dinner - free and welcome to all. We hope you

will make plans to join us!

Celebrating Our Faith Through Film

The Diocese of Sacramento invites you to enjoy an after-

noon at the movies with Bishop Myron J. Cotta on Sun-

day, July 27th at the Crest Theater (1013 K Street). A spe-

cial viewing of “The Way” will begin at 2:00pm followed

by a discussion of the film by Bishop Cotta. Please visit

www.catholicfilmseries.org for more information. For

complimentary tickets, please email your name, address

andf contact information to info@onerevival.org or call

The Catholic Foundation office at 733-0266 with ques-

tions.

Salvatorians Celebrate 60 Years

The Salvatorians (Society of the Divine Savior) would

like to hear from you if you have been associated in any

way with them. They are especially interested in those

who attended St. Pius X Seminary (Prep) in Rio Dell of

Galt but do not want to limit others who wish to reply as

well. The Salvatorians are planning a celebration of their

60 years of service in our diocese as teachers, pastors, pa-

rochial vicars, department heads, in campus, youth, and

hospital ministries, and various other apostolates. Please

send information about yourself with email and any other

information to SDS60years@aol.com.

Soccer Clinics

Children ages 4 - 6 and 6 - 8 are invited to participate in

the Coerver First Skills and Junior Academy soccer train-

ing program. The cost of the academy is $79 per player

which includes 6 hours total instruction, weekly home

assignments, and an end of session progress report. The

next soccer clinics are scheduled for July 22, 29, August

5, 12, 19 and 26. To learn more, please contact Brian at

bettersoccermorefun@gmail.com or 303-3008. A portion

of the proceeds will be donated to Our Lady of the As-

sumption’s Food Locker so please make sure you mention

Our Lady of the Assumption when registering.

ALUMNI NEWS

AROUND THE DIOCESE (CONT’D)

YOUTH NEWS

Praying with Scripture this week

The disciples’ challenge to carry on Jesus’ mission is

seen this week in Matthew’s gospel: the disciples expe-

rience Jesus’ ability to cure the sick, drive out demons,

and even raise a dead child back to life. The first read-

ings from Hosea sketch the covenant relationship be-

tween God and Israel as if it were a marriage. God’s

wrath and anger at covenant infidelity gives way to the

mercy of a mother’s love for a child.

Let us pray this week…

Jesus, fill us with courage and hope.

ADULT FAITH FORMATION

Summer Film Series – Movies With A Message

This summer, the following feature-length films high-

lighting the inspiring modern stories of people who gave

their lives in the process of living their faith will be of-

fered as part of our Summer Film Series:

July 16: A Man for All Seasons: The story of Sir

Thomas More, England’s Roman Catholic Chancel-

lor, who faced the demands of approval of the di-

vorce and remarriage of King Henry VIII with si-

lence based on his faith. Rated G.

July 30: Roses in December: Chronicles the life of

Maryknoll Lay Missioner Jean Donovan from her

affluent childhood in Connecticut, to her decision to

volunteer with the Maryknolls in El Salvador, to her

tragic death resulting from her faithful commitment

to serve the poor.

All Wednesday movie nights will start at 6:30pm in St.

John’s Hall. The films will be followed by discussion.

Movie treats will be provided.

Get Your Tickets for ON FiRE

Join us for our first youth event of the year. All 9th - 12th

Grade students are invited to spend the day at Six Flags in

Vallejo on Saturday, September 20th. ON FiRE NorCal

Jam returns bringing along an amazing line up of talented

artists and dynamic speakers to help kick-off NorCal

Youth and Young Adult Ministry. Celebrate Mass with

other diocesan youth and Bishops, Papa Joe Lucero &

SDYG Choir and SkaAmén. Get inspired by speakers Da-

vid Bisono, Lila Rose, Fr. Agustino Torres, CFR, Emily

Wilson and Paul J. Kim. Enjoy an awesome all-you-can-

eat lunch and ride till-you-drop with 2 hours of exclusive

park access. To top it off, treat your senses and praise

God with an evening concert featuring the Josh Blakesley

Band, The Thirsting, Emily Wilson, Paul J. Kim, Papa

Joe Lucero & SDYG Choir and SkaAmén! A limited

number of tickets are available at the parish now. For

more information, please contact Kimberly at 488-4626.

Don’t miss out on this exciting event – reserve your ticket

today.

Windsor Kaps of Kindness

Windsor El Camino Care Center’s (2540 Carmichael

Way) staff, residents and volunteers knit hats to help

those who are less fortunate as part of its "Windsor Kaps

of Kindness" project. Last year, more than 550 hats which

were created and then distributed to those in need through

Loaves & Fishes. The folks involved are looking for both

yarn and volunteers so they may continue this charitable

program. If you can help with either...or both...please

contact Kathleen at 761-5551.

What Have You Been Doing?

Bragging rights are up for grabs if you are an Our Lady

of the Assumption School alumnus. Did you just make

the team? Receive an academic honor? Get your first

“real” job? Get married? Strut your stuff! Contact Jane to

let her know about your exciting event and then look for

it to be posted on our Facebook fanpage and in a future

bulletin. Jane can be contacted at 481-5115 or by email at

development@olaparish.net.

Alumni N ws

Our Parish website features a “Spiritual Development” link where we provide links to many of the local retreat cen-

ters to help our parishioners learn more about and celebrate their faith and all that is has to offer. We also receive in-

formation about other retreats from retreat centers located in Northern California. It is with pleasure that we share the

following upcoming events for your consideration:

Christ the King Passionist Retreat Center (6520 Van Maren lane, Citrus Heights)

July 18th - 20th; A Retreat for Married Couples. Married life, like the calendar year, has its rhythms of growth

and blessing. In God’s design for Sacramental marriage, the more the years, the stronger and holier the union.

The Liturgical seasons of the year are the model or pattern for how God reaches into our lives to help deepen our

love and to grown in grace. In this retreat for married couples, Fr. Phil Paxton, C.P. will examine the sacred sea-

sons of Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, and Ordinary Time to discover ways God is present to us and invites us

to be present to each other. Year in and year out, God is faithful. Day by day, God surprises us with grace. The

retreat begins with dinner on Friday evening and concludes with lunch on Sunday. Registration is at 5:00pm. The

requested fee is $295.00/couple. Please call Carol at 725-4720 ext. 314 or email her at cforrest@passionist.org.

August 29th - 31st and November 21st - 23rd; Catholic Engaged Encounter. A Catholic Engaged Encounter

Weekend is a Weekend Experience which provides the engaged couple the opportunity to discuss with each other

their future together in the Sacrament of Matrimony. The goal is to deepen a couple's relationship through reflec-

tion and dialogue. Presentations will provide opportunity for couples to reflect on topics such as: Self-knowledge,

Communication, Intimacy and Morality, Decision Making, Sacrament of Matrimony, Family, Engagement and

Betrothal. The presenting team will share with the group from personal experiences. Engaged couples will share

personal information only with each other, group interaction is not required. Please visit sacee.org for more infor-

mation.

Marello Youth Retreat Center

August 16th & 17th; Life-giving Love. A retreat for married couples designed to deepen their understanding of

marriage as love-giving and life-giving. Please visit www.marelloyrc.org or call 652-6155 for more information.

St. Clare’s Retreat Center

Enjoy a silent and inspiring summer retreat weekend in Soquel at St. Clare’s Retreat with Fr. Serge Propst, OP.

Choose one of two weekends open to both men and women on July 18th - 20th or 25th - 27th. To learn more or

to register, please call Donna at (805) 439-1985.

St. Francis Retreat Center (P.O. Box 970, San Juan Bautista, CA 95045)

July 18th - 20th; Married Couples Retreat: “This is Me for You…” Using a variety of sources, this retreat will

help participants to reflectively think through the renewal of their marriage commitment. Dr./Deacon Owen

Cummings, Ph.D. and Cathy Cummings, LCSW, Ph.D. will facilitate the retreat.

July 25th - 26th; Women’s Retreat: “God is Good. God is Beauty. God is Holy All.” Sister Loretta Schaf, OSF

invites you to come, refresh your spirit in the Goodness and Beauty of God. Come! Open your heart to the Holy

One who desires to reveal the “hidden sweetness” in all that is sacred in your life.

The cost for these retreats is $220.00/person single occupancy and $180.00/person double occupancy. Limited schol-

arships are available. To learn more about these events, please call (831) 623-4234, visit stfrancisretreat.com or

email them at info@stfrancisretreat.com.

San Damiano Retreat Center (P.O. Box 767, Danville, CA 94526-0767)

July 12th; Spiritual Spa Day for Women: “Joy, Hold on Tightly, Let Go Lightly.” The goal of joy is not to feel it

in every moment, the goal is simply to be - aware, open, loving. And, accept yourself even when you are not joy-

ful. The day, led by Rena Grant, MA and Kathy Miranda, AM, will include prayer, reflection, journaling and cre-

ative expression. Check in is at 9:00am for the 9:30am to 3:30pm retreat (lunch included). The cost is $70.00.

To learn more, please call (925) 837-9141 or visit sandamiano.org.

We hope you find this information helpful and will take advantage of these upcoming retreats.

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