We, the Catholic community of St. Joseph, Placentia, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, center our lives on Jesus Christ. Together we grow as disciples of the Lord in faith and action.

717 North Bradford Avenue, Placentia, CA 92870 www.stjosephplacentia.org

Masses: Saturday Vigil: 5pm, 7pm (Spanish) Sundays: 7:15, 8:45, 10:30am, 12:15pm (Spanish) 5pm LIFETEEN Weekdays: 8:30am & 5:30pm, Saturdays: 8:00am;

Stations of the Cross: Fridays: 2:15pm, led by St Joseph School students, 7:30pm every Friday, Wednesdays at 6:15pm (Spanish)

Confessions: Thursday 6:30pm and Saturday at 3:30pm and by appointment

Nosotros, la comunidad Católica de St. Joseph, Placentia, bajo la guía del Espíritu Santo, centramos nuestra vida en Jesucristo. Juntos crecemos como Discípulos del Señor en fe y en acción.

The Pastoral Staff at St. Joseph Catholic Church St. Joseph Catholic Church (714) 528-1487 Parish Administrator: Rev. Miguel Hernandez (ext. 206) frmiguel@stjosephplacentia.org Parochial Vicar: Rev. Martin Bui (ext. 205) frmartin@stjosephplacentia.org In Residence: Rev. Don Romito Retired: Rev. Eamon O’Gorman Deacons: Jorge Ramirez: deaconjorge@stjosephplacentia.org Jim Merle: deaconjim@stjosephplacentia.org Ken Kleckner: deaconken@stjosephplacentia.org Director of Business Administration: Michael Spillman (ext. 218) mspillman@stjosephplacentia.org Business Manager: Juanita Rodriguez (ext. 204) jrodriguez@stjosephplacentia.org Administrative Assistant-Business/Registrar: Henrietta Moreno (ext. 222) hmoreno@stjosephplacentia.org Communications Coordinator: Kathleen Micalizzi (ext. 203) kmicalizzi@stjosephplacentia.org Coordinator of Adult Faith Formation: Deacon Ken Kleckner (ext. 211) deaconken@stjosephplacentia.org Youth Minister-Middle/High School, Confirmation & LIFETEEN: Mike Arias (ext.209) marias@stjosephplacentia.org Coordinator of Children’s Faith Formation (English): Summer Pongetti (ext. 210) spongetti@stjosephplacentia.org Coordinator of Children’s Faith Formation (Spanish): Liliana Duran (ext. 207) l_duran@stjosephplacentia.org Coordinator of Liturgy, Parish Ministries, and Volunteers: Mary Lou Juster (ext. 221) mljuster@stjosephplacentia.org Coordinator of Music Ministries: Chris Boyle (ext. 208) cboyle@stjosephplacentia.org Plant Manager Jerry Cates (ext. 215) jcates@stjosephplacentia.org St. Joseph School Principal: Mrs. JoAnn Telles, www.sjsplacentia.org (714) 528-1794 St. Vincent De Paul: Tuesdays 3:30pm—6pm (714) 579-3700

Pastoral Letter

WHICH PATH WILL I CHOOSE TO PRACTICE MY FAITH? One of the most well-known Gospels is written by Saint Luke entitled: “The Prodigal Son.” It’s a great story of God’s love for His people as portrayed by a loving father who tries his best to provide his two sons with everything he can offer; whether they live with him in resentment or leave him and return because the pain of being separated is too difficult to bear. In St. Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians last week, he wrote: “…whoever thinks he is standing secure should take care not to fall.” It could have been written with this week’s Gospel for the self-absorbed sons who lived charmed lives on their father’s estate. I believe we often fall into this distracted type of life and find it difficult to balance reality of what the word offers with God’s call for us. When we are young, time seems to move too slowly. We want quicker results so can advance in the type of life we believe is best for us. This usually reflects wealth, power and fame so that we are in control of our life. This is the path taken by the younger son who squandered his fortune on dissolute behavior leading to a sinful life. Self-absorption also can happen to those who seemingly represent the status quo of minding a life that’s upright in all the basic areas of providing food, clothing and shelter, but carry a deep-seated resentment because either no one appreciates what they view as a sacrifice or they are treated unfairly because they are silent about their perceived injustices. This is the path taken by the older brother. Neither of these paths will lead directly to a fulfilled life unless those on the paths stop to take stock of where the journey is leading and how to change that which leads one astray. In the case of the younger brother, hard times brought him “to his senses” to return home and find relief from his plight. With the older brother, nothing ever seemed to be enough, so we do not know if he ever found himself as a worthy family member to be loved as he wanted to be loved or ended in a permanent separation, distant and alone? What we do know is that God has called us by our Baptism to seek not the hollow gifts of a world with no end-game plan, but one in which the promises of eternal salvation are within our reach if we repent and have a change of heart towards following the ways of God in our love for Him and His creation. We need to remain patient, because God’s life plan for us is one in which we can reap the benefits over time rather than squander then when we feel the necessity.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Is 65:17-21; Ps 30:2, 4-6, 11-13b; Jn 4:43-54 Tuesday: Ez 47:1-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9; Jn 5:1-16 Wednesday: Is 49:8-15; Ps 145:8-9, 13cd-14, 17-18; Jn 5:17-30 Thursday: Ex 32:7-14; Ps 106:19-23; Jn 5:31-47 Friday: Wis 2:1a, 12-22; Ps 34:17-21, 23; Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30 Saturday: Jer 11:18-20; Ps 7:2-3, 9bc-12; Jn 7:40-53 Sunday: Is 43:16-21; Ps 126:1-6; Phil 3:8-14; Jn 8:1-11 Alternate readings (Year A): Ez 37:12-14; Ps 130:1-8; Rom 8:8-11; Jn 11:1-45 [3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45]

Lenten Preparation - Penance Service April 10th at 7:00pm

Beginning at 7pm in the Church, the service will begin with Prayer, Music, Scripture with an Examination of Conscience

followed by individual confessions. Several priests will be available for

English and Spanish confessions

No less important is to live a lie that over time will destroy our very cares unless we receive some type of reward to compensate us for our time. For us, the question is: When is enough, enough? We seem to be going around in circles and nothing gets accomplished. The answer for both conditions is to pick another path that will respond with obvious positive reinforcements toward an end that helps us recognize God’s love for us and how we are to reciprocate that love to God and all that He has created. God is always there for us. He never abandons us in either the good or bad times. But we need to acknowledge how that love can make a difference for all who follow God by being active through our works in tandem with our faith belief in thought and word. What ONE THING can we do this week to make a difference in someone’s life? Do you know someone who is sick who could use a visit to cheer him or her up? Do you know someone who is suffering a divorce who is confused and needs help to understand the loss of a loved one? This would also go for people who have lost jobs, are homeless, poor or incarcerated. Being present can help them understand that they are still a member of God’s community. Lastly, never give up. If a path toward betterment is not working, try another one. God has given us all remarkable talents to use for ourselves and others. Don’t stop because one is not working as well in one situation as it has in others from the past. Collaboration with God may take trust and time because it needs to be right for the person being affected. You will find the right road and so will the person to whom you are helping. That’s a promise of God for those seeking salvation who in discipleship spread the Word about God’s Kingdom of Love. Deacon Jim

Laetare Sunday is the 4th Sunday of Lent, March 31, 2019. Priests are given the option to wear Rose colored vestments.

Rejoice! The Lord is Near! This color, which is only used twice in the whole liturgical year, is

traditionally associated with a sense of joy amidst a season of penance.

On both Sundays (Gaudete in Advent and Laetare in Lent), rose is worn to remind us that the season of preparation is coming to a

close and the great feast is swiftly approaching.

Sunday Offertory 3/25/2019 Week 39

Cash / Check’s $ 14,651.47 EFT’S $ 4,895.00

Total $ 19,546.47

2nd Collection for the Church in Africa, Latin

America & Eastern Europe 3/9/2019

Total $ 4,187.83

Ministry Spotlight

On March 18, 2019, Father Miguel, Michael Spillman, Jerry Cates, Deacon Ken, and our architect met with the construction board at the Diocese of Orange. This is the next step toward beginning our restroom renovation project. The current timeline has our restroom renovation project tentatively set to begin in early fall of this year. We are continuing to grow our construction fund so that we are able to complete the other phases (Baptismal Font, New Choir Location, and Children's Dismissal Room) through our PSA campaign. To date, we are so very thankful to announce that we have received 513 pledges for $267,168.10. Thank you to everyone who has made a prayerful pledge to this effort. Please continue to pray for the success of our campaign, a smooth construction process, and in thanksgiving for this great gift our Parish has received. Prayerful stewardship is an outward sign of our faith in action!

Did you know……. The Diocese of Orange continues helping survivors of sexual abuse and their families. As we begin April, National Child Abuse Prevention Month, the Diocese wants to reiterate that it remains committed to helping survivors, and their families, heal and find peace. If you believe that you, or someone you know, is a victim of sexual abuse by a Church employee, volunteer, or clergy member, please contact the Diocesan Assistance Ministry Coordinator at (800) 364-3064 for help and support. www.rcbo.org/group/child-and-youth-protection/

FEAST OF DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY

Divine Mercy Sunday will be April 28, 2019 at St. Joseph Church from 2pm to 4pm. The celebration includes: ♦ Liturgy of the Word ♦ Veneration of the Divine Mercy Image ♦ Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament ♦ Prayer for the Diary of St. Faustina ♦ Benediction Prior to the Feast Day, come and join us for a 9 day Novena of Divine Mercy for Good Friday, April 19th through Saturday, April 27th after the 8:30am Mass.

Be ready to receive the promises and Blessings of Jesus on ”Divine Mercy Sunday”

Each year, the Holy Father asks for our prayers for a specific intention each month.

You are invited to answer the Holy Father's request and to join with many people worldwide in praying for this intention each month:

APRIL—Doctors and their Collaborators in War Zones For doctors and their humanitarian collaborators in war zones, who risk their

lives to save the lives of others.

Please pray for the sick/oremos por los enfermos

Jim Dinsmore Louie Bosques Bea Halphide Rich Tourne

Pam Dietrich Bill O’Neil

Austin Aita Ken Renaud

Angel Aparato Hermie Maiquez

Charlie Frazee

Frank Burciaga Paul Moynihan Jessica Albright

Maria Felix Rivera Adam Gonzalez Guadalupe Soto

Mary Serna Bud Schmitt Elva Cortes

Delfino Tristan Arturo Salcido

Emma Salcido Anne Dosier

Darrell Wilde Malia Ronquillo

Marilyn Crow Aristeo Perez

Valentin Macias Micaela Pichardo Goretti Macharia

Elva Cortes Jose Vargas

Elvia Vargas Jose Juan Urrutia Sandra Rambert

Pray for those who have died oremos por los que han muerta

Brian Bennett Amparo Rodriguez

Patrick Samson

Prayers for the Elect Please keep our Elect in your prayers as they

prepare to receive their sacraments at the Easter Vigil.

Please stop by the St. Joseph shrine to read the posted letters written by the Elect to our

Parish community.

UNPLANNED—OPENING THEATERS the Weekend of MARCH 29TH -31ST

All Abby Johnson ever wanted to do was help women. As one of the youngest Planned Parenthood clinic directors in the nation, she was involved in the upwards of 22,000 abortions and counseled countless women about their ‘reproductive choices.’ Her passion even drove her to become a spokesperson for Planned Parenthood, fighting to enact legislation for the cause she so deeply believed in.….Until the day she saw something that changed everything for her. It led her to join her former enemies at 40 Days for Life to become one of the most ardent pro-life speakers and workers ever. You are strongly encouraged to go see the movie, UNPLANNED, on the opening weekend, March 29th – 31st. “If you see one movie this year, see the movie UNPLANNED. The movie depicts the true story of the prayers and compassion of the pro-life sidewalk counselors being the human instruments that God used in bringing a former Planned Parenthood clinic director, former Planned Parenthood employee of the year, Abby Johnson, out of the abortion clinic and into the offices of 40 Days for Life.” Archbishop Joseph Neumann, Chair of the USCCB Committee on Pro-Life Activities. Join Father Sy, Pastor of St. Martin de Porres, who is hosting a special showing of the movie Unplanned. The showing is on Saturday, April 6, 2019 beginning at 2:00pm at Cinema City Theater on La Palma Avenue in Anaheim. Father Sy, will introduce this movie and end with a brief discussion. The cost of the movie is only $5.00 and tickets are available at unplannedmoviesmdpyl.eventbrite.com.

Lector Training Meeting

Monday, April 1, 2019

Please meet at 7pm

in the Church

Sunday Domingo

3/31

Monday Lunes

4/1

Tuesday Martes

4/2

Wednesday Miércoles

4/3

Thursday Jeuves

4/4

Friday Viernes

4/5

Saturday Sábado

4/6

Faith Formation CLOW

8:45/10:30/5pm Hall C

Sunday Pre-school 10:30am

Pre-school

Faith Formation 10am MR 1&2

Faith Formation Yr 2

10am SR

RCIA Youth Catechumenate 3:30pm MR 3&4

Faith Formation 4pm & 6pm SR

Stations of the Cross

2:15pm Church Hosted by St. Joseph School

7th Grade Class

Bible Study 10am MR 3&4

RCIA Dismissal

11am Staff Lounge

Adult Confirmation 6:30pm MR 1&2

GiFT Group

9:30am MR 3&4

Adult Catechumenate

7pm MR 1&2

Bible Study 7pm MR 1&2

Bible Study 9:30am MR 1&2

GiFT Group 9:30am MR 3&4

RCIA Youth Catechumenate 3:30pm MR 1&2

LIFENIGHT 6:15pm Hall A&B

EDGE 7pm Parish Halls

Confirmation 1

7pm YR

Confirmation 1 7pm SR, MR, & YR

Despedida de catecũmenos

12:45pm MR 1&2 Confirmación para

adultos 1:30pm MR 3&4

Formación de Fe 5:30pm Escuela

Formación de Fe 5:30pm

Escuela/MR 3&4

RICA 5:30pm Hall C

Retiro para Padres 7am Parish Halls/

MR 1&2

Lector Training Meeting

7pm Church

St. Vincent De Paul 3:30pm SVDP

Youth Choir 5pm Hall C

Adult Choir 7pm Church

Baptism Ministry

English 7pm Hall C

Grupo de Oración

6:30 Hall C

Via Crucis 6:15pm Iglesia

Via Crucis (Practica)

7pm Iglesia

Crecimientos 7pm Hall B

Lenten Fish Dinners

5pm to 7pm Parish Halls

Stations of the

Cross 7:30pm Church

Baptism Ministry English

10am Church

Baptism Ministry Spanish 12noon

Church

Formación de Fe

Youth Ministry

Adult Faith

Formation

Children’s Faith

Formation

Music Ministry &

Other Parish

Ministries

Saturday, March 30 8:00am Mr. Marty Brunetti RIP 5:00pm Paterno de Jesus RIP 7:00pm Maclovia y Lourdes Espinoza RIP Sunday, March 31 7:15am For the Parish 8:45am Edward Lee & Howard Alfonso CroneRIP 10 :30am Chuck Nogle RIP 12:15pm Guadalupe Cruz Reyes RIP 5:00 pm Jan Larson RIP Monday, April 1 8:30am Joey Chua RIP 5:30pm Susan Cole RIP Tuesday, April 2 8:30am Frank Giambalvo RIP Donna Lee Ahrens RIP Fran Wysocki RIP Salvador y Maria de Jesus Hernandez RIP Salvador y Rosalio Ha RIP 5:30pm David Castro RIP Wednesday, April 3(students attending) 8:30am Nicole & Samantha Ryan Sp Int 5:30pm Jose Marquez RIP Thursday, April 4 8:30am Lyle Rossman RIP Mary Giglio RIP German Cantor Sp Int Delfino Tristan Sp Int Guadalupe Soto Sp Int 5:30pm Jose Medina RIP Friday, April 5 8:30am Ed Murphy RIP 5:30pm Moreno Family Sp Int Saturday, April 6 8:00am Agatha & Joseph Berry RIP 5:00pm Raul Mabalatan RIP 7:00pm Alvaro Mafla RIP Sunday, April 7 7:15am Felicitas Marquez RIP 8:45am For the Parish 10:30am Jose DeLaTorre RIP 12:15pm Rosenda Luna RIP 5:00pm Robert Dolley RIP

WHEELCHAIRS AND THE WORK OF GOD - By Rose Wagner March 1 was international wheelchair day. This story is about Chris Lewis — son of

actor Jerry Lewis and a member of St. Angela Merici Council 5210. Chris helped to create the American Wheelchair Mission that has delivered nearly a

million wheelchairs to people in need. Chris Lewis’ bio describes him as born into the world of show business. One of Jerry Lewis’ six sons, Chris brings to the world the joy one would expect from the child of a comedic legend. “Like most kids, I wanted to be like my dad,” Chris said. “But it wasn’t in doing silly stuff and falling down; it was helping people who couldn’t help themselves.” Helping people was a Lewis family affair: From the age of 14, Chris worked with his dad on the annual Muscular Dystrophy Association Labor Day telethon. He started by running errands on set, but by Jerry’s last year as host in 2010, Chris was associate producer. The telethon greatly influenced Chris’s path in the Global Wheelchair Mission: He today serves as the president of the American Wheelchair Mission, as well as a chairman and board member of the Canadian Wheelchair Foundation. “I decided a long time ago this is what I want to do for the rest of my life. And I had a good teacher in watching my father raising money to the tune of over $2 billion for the Muscular Dystrophy Association,” he said during a recent visit to Supreme Council headquarters. Today Chris’ work with the wheelchair mission impacts millions. Nearly 100 million people worldwide need a wheelchair, he said, but they can’t afford one. And since many cultures consider it a curse to have somebody with a physical disability, people with mobility limitations often get hidden away, unable to ever leave their homes. That is until the wheelchair mission volunteers come to town. The Knights of Columbus are among those volunteers. Knights have supported the wheelchair mission since 2003. In that time, Knights have purchased and distributed more than 70,000 wheelchairs around the world. This doesn’t just change the lives of the recipients. It also impacts families and the community — on average about 10 lives. “That’s 700,000 people whose lives have been changed.” Chris said. The distribution process, he said, starts with a donation of $150 for a single wheelchair. Once 280 wheelchairs are purchased, a container is shipped from Drive Medical in Port Washington, N.Y., to the distribution site. “It really is a wonderful collaboration of deep rooted goodness,” he said. “People want to do good in the world, but they haven’t found a way to do it yet. We’re giving them the way to touch people in a way that they’ve never been able to do before. Doing that as a group of Knights is really, really amazing.”

(Knights of Columbus, 1 Columbus Plaza, New Haven, CT 06510)

♦ Pro-Life Rosary Vigil, 8:35 am on Mar 31 ♦ Lenten Fish Dinner on April 5

St.Joseph Council 10287 Email: stjoeknights@aol.com

Ken Eazell—Grand Knight (714-572-4393) Garret Nowlin—Membership (714-394-7725)

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

♦ Family of the Month on April 7 ♦ K of C Meeting on April 9

ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENT St. Joseph Catholic School provides a distinguished academic education guided by our Catholic heritage.

In the spirit of Christian collaboration, our School and Parish community grow together in Faith, Excellence, Respect and Pride.

Prayer for the Month of March for St. Joseph Catholic school Lord, help us to come together as a community to support one another, encourage one another and show each other kindness.

Amen. St. Joseph Mantra

Every day we treat others as we would treat Jesus Christ, with all our heart, mind and soul. HELP SPREAD THE WORD ABOUT ST.JOSEPH!

Do you know someone interested in a St. Joseph Catholic School education for their PK-8th grade child? Here are some ways you can help us spread the word about St. Joseph:

Take advantage of our Early Bird Registration

Regular St. Joseph Catholic school REGISTRATION FEE (Per Student): $550.00 A choice of 1-Payment due in May or a 3-Payment Plan (May, June, and July) may be selected during online registration.

Registration Fees must be paid using FACTS. Sycamore Registration must be complete before registration is accepted.

Early Bird Incentive/Pay by May 1st: $500.00

WCEA/WASC Accreditation St. Joseph Catholic School accreditation is March 2020. Faculty and staff are busy preparing a self-study for this visit.

The accreditation is a process of ongoing school improvement. The goal is always to embrace our strengths and improve in all areas. Our Self-Study this year is helping us to strengthen our school and renew our commitment to serving students and families.

Our work is guided by the mission of Jesus Christ. We are so blessed to serve the parish community through the ministry of Catholic education. We are in need of volunteers for our process. Call the school office at 714-528-1794 to get involved.

Please keep us in your prayers for the success of this accreditation.

Living stations Everyone is invited to our annual presentation of the Living Stations of the Cross on

Friday, April 5th at 2:15pm hosted by Grade 7 Don't miss this moving interpretation of Jesus' crucifixion.

Schedule for the remainder of the Lenten season: Friday, April 10th at 2:15pm hosted by Grade 8

All are welcome to experience this spiritual pilgrimage of prayer during our Stations of the Cross

St. Joseph School News

REFERRALS: ♦ Encourage prospective families for a private tour. Once that family registers

you may receive a discount off your December tuition. 2019 COME AND SHADOW FOR A DAY:

♦ Families with TK/kindergarten children are encouraged to play on our playground, enjoy a snack, and get a sneak peek inside our classrooms.

Other News & Happenings

Spartans Spot

Dear Parishioners and families,

This is Isabella here with your weekly SJS news. On Monday, there was no school because teachers were hard at work developing the report findings for the Western Catholic Education Association (WCEA) Accreditation process. Tuesday, the See’s Candy fundraiser began. Wednesday we had Mass and Thursday we wore our college shirts for the day. Finally on Friday, we had an assembly and 6th grade hosted the Stations of the Cross.

As a reminder: St. Joseph School has a performing arts production of Mary Poppins Jr. on April 5th and April 6th at the Forum Theater in Yorba Linda….(see costumes in picture below:) The SJS student performers are working very hard on this and would love to see our parishioners attend and join in on the wonderful family fun entertainment.

You can contact Amanda Hawley at ahawley@sjsplacentia.org or call the school office at (714) 528-1794 for any questions or more information. See the bulletin for details on how to buy your tickets.

Isabella

“Made to Thrive”

By St. Joseph School

APRIL 5th & 6th, 2019 THE FORUM THEATER, YORBA LINDA 4175 Fairmont Boulevard, Yorba Linda,

CA 92886

Friday , April 5th 7pm to 9pm Saturday, April 6th 2pm to 4pm Saturday, April 6th 6pm to 8pm

To Buy Tickets:

https://sjsplacentia.ticketleap.com/marypoppinsjr/

FIESTA! FUNDRAISING DINNER… $20,000 GOAL FOR RENOVATIONS

St. Francis Assisted Living Home

St. Francis Assisted Living Home for elderly women run by the Franciscan Sisters is holding a Mexican

Fiesta Dinner on: Sunday, April 7th from 12:30pm to 4pm

with music and dancing.

Proceeds will go toward needed renovations in the Home.

The event is at St. Francis Home: 1718 West 6th Street in Santa Ana

Tickets are $15 per adult and $5 per child under 10.

For more information call (714) 542-0381 or stfrancishome@sbcglobal.net

Formación de Fe

Varias personas ya han hecho su cita individual de dirección espiritual aquí en nuestra parroquia de San José. Ellos saben que estas sesiones nos ayudan a acercarnos mas a Dios por medio de la manera que llevamos nuestras vidas complicadas. Quien de nosotros no nos sentimos lastimados? Indefensos? O simplemente en necesidad de poder averiguar y aclarar diferentes situaciones? Esto es lo que se lleva a cabo en sesiones de dirección espiritual.

La dirección espiritual es también para grupos pequeños, digamos de 4 o 5 personas dispuestos a juntarse una vez por mes en un ambiente sagrado y confidencial. Es preferible y mas efectivo formar grupos de mujeres y otro de hombres. Ellos tienen mas en común con sus colegas así como las mujeres entre ellas.

Si les gustaría formar un grupo pequeño de dirección espiritual, yo estoy para ayudarles. Contáctenme para hablar mas sobre esta posibilidad. Si gustan, podemos hacer una junta para hablar mas de esto y contestar cualquier pregunta que tengan. Si me llaman, por favor déjenme un mensaje.

Tu vida espiritual merece tu atención.

Dr. Ruben Barron, Director Espiritual rsbarron3@gmail.com, 714 321-4827

Reflexión del Cuarto Domingo de Cuaresma

LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA

Lunes: Is 65:17-21; Sal 30 (29):2, 4-6, 11-13b; Jn 4:43-54 Martes: Ez 47:1-9, 12; Sal 46 (45):2-3, 5-6, 8-9; Jn 5:1-16 Miércoles: Is 49:8-15; Sal 145 (144):8-9, 13cd-14, 17-18; Jn 5:17-30 Jueves: Ex 32:7-14; Sal 106 (105):19-23; Jn 5:31-47 Viernes: Sab 2:1a, 12-22; Sal 34 (33):17-21, 23; Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30 Sábado: Jer 11:18-20; Sal 7:2-3, 9bc-12; Jn 7:40-53 Domingo: Is 43:16-21; Sal 126 (125):1-6; Fil 3:8-14; Jn 8:1-11 Lecturas alternativas (Año A): Ez 37:12-14; Sal 130:1-8; Rom 8:8-11; Jn 11:1-45 [3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45]

♦ Despedida de Catecúmenos @ 12:45pm, durante la misa.

♦ Confirmación para Adultos @ 1:30pm, despúes de la misa MR 3 & 4 en el Centro Parroquial.

♦ Padres de niños en segundo año y R.I.C.A, se les avisa que solo quedan pocos lugares para el retiro del 13 de abril del 2019 @ 7:30am………………..espacios del retiro para padres del 6 de abril del 2019 ya están llenos.

¿Sabía que...

La Diócesis de Orange continúa ayudando a sobrevivientes de abuso sexual y sus familias. Al comenzar el mes de abril, el Mes

Nacional de Prevención contra el Abuso Infantil, la Diócesis quiere reiterar que sigue comprometida a ayudar a los

sobrevivientes y a sus familias a sanar y encontrar la paz. Si cree que usted, o alguien que usted conoce, es víctima de abuso

sexual por parte de un empleado, voluntario o miembro del clero de la Iglesia, comuníquese con el Coordinador del Ministerio de

Ayuda Diocesana al (800) 364-3064 para obtener ayuda y apoyo. www.rcbo.org/group/child-and-youth-protection/

INFORMATION SHEET:

Church: St. Joseph #513930

717 N. Bradford Ave.

Placen a CA 92870

Contact person: Kathleen Micalizzi @ (714) 747-4347

Trans day & me: Tues 3:30 PM

12-8-JL on stock paper (2 advt)

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: this is 03/31/2019 issue