Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa Pro Cathedral Founded September 1, 1772 Mass Schedule Saturday: 7:00 am, and 5:30 pm Vigil Sunday:: English Sunday English:: 7:00 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am and 6:00 pm Spanish: 12:30 pm and 7:30 pm Weekdays:: 7:00 am and 12:10 pm Weekdays Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday:: 4:00 - 4:30 pm Saturday Ea Easter aste aster ster er Sund er Sun Su S Sunda unday • A Ap April prril 5 p 5,, 2 2015 015 April 4 HOLY SATURDAY SÁBADO SANTO From our Pastor...... Because of the arcane formula of vernal equinox, full moon, and other elements that determine its date, Easter has arrived early for several years in a row. It surely seems that way to me. We have barely put away wreaths and swept up pine needles, and already there are palm branches lying in my backyard. Neither is it the easiest thing to jump from the joyous warmth of Christmas to the austerities of Lent, with but a few weeks in between. Nevertheless, we have arrived at the great day of wonder and mystery that is both the source and sustenance of our faith, Easter. All that Jesus of Nazareth taught, even his miracles, would not be remembered were it not for the event of Easter, the Resurrection. As said St. Paul said so well, “if Christ is not raised, your faith is in vain and we remain in our sins.” More than ever, we need to challenge ourselves to live as people of the Resurrection; people for which new life is possible even in the face of death’s memory and despair. Whether we ourselves are in danger of death, or we mourn the passing of a loved one, the hope of rising to new life, in body and in spirit, is the lesson of Easter. It is a lesson not only with respect to the next world, but for this world as well, knowing that we have the capacity to rise to new life in the spirit, and to reclaim authentic hope from seeming hopelessness. Hope, after Easter Vigil • Vigilia Pascual 8 pm Vigil Mass • Bilingual April 5 EASTER SUNDAY DOMINGO DE PASCUA Masses in Church: 7:00, 9:00, 11:00 am, 1:00 pm Spanish Masses at MCP Gym: 9:10 & 11:10 am NOTE: No Evening Masses on Easter Sunday all, is one of the cardinal virtues of Christian faith. In St. Paul’s writing, hope binds together the virtues of Faith and Love. In this sense, it extends beyond our personal horizon, since abiding Love, or Charity, is our Christian posture with respect to the wider world. Our calling, as people of the Resurrection, is to be witnesses for Hope, even beacons of Hope, in a world that has chosen to follow down the dark path of fear, anger, violence, and despair for too many years. A wonderful friend and mentor, Fr. Luke Buckles OP once said that standing at the foot of the cross, the Blessed Mother had no reason for human optimism, but she had every reason to Hope. Given the immeasurable needs of this world, nothing is possible without Hope. Yet given the truth of our Faith, that with God nothing is impossible; no human problem is insurmountable, if our Hope is both true and alive. Hope is our Christian legacy, and we must invest it well and wisely. May the Hope of Easter inform our spirit and guide our lives this day and always. Fr Russell Brown Pastor PAGE 2 Parish Center Administration Rev. Russell Brown, Pastor Rev. Braulio Valencia, Parochial Vicar Rev. Msgr. Joseph Stieger, In Residence Rev. Jim Nisbet, In Residence Deacon Chuck M. Roeder, Permanent Deacon Deacon Jim Burrows, Permanent Deacon Mr. James D. Childs, Principal Mission College Prep Ms. Tina Ballantyne, Principal Old Mission Elementary Office: 751 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Phone: (805) 781-8220 Fax (805) 781-8214 E-mail: [email protected] Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 9 am to 5 pm Wednesdays Noon to 5 pm Chapel Hours: Monday thru Friday 9 am to 4 pm Website: www.missionsanluisobispo.org Unless otherwise noted, all phone numbers are Ext. # (Voice Mail Extensions) 26 Fr. Russell Brown Pastor 16 Fr. Braulio Valencia Parochial Vicar 32 Deacon Chuck Roeder Permanent Deacon 14 Deacon Jim Burrows Permanent Deacon 11 Theresa Shipsey Business Practices 13 Corina Onato Office Manager 20 Erika Havens Office Assistant 15 Terry Burrows Faith Formation, Altar Servers 35 Donna Gibson Youth Ministry 18 Rosalba Torres 19 Patty Moyer Pepper Pastoral Care Ministry 38 Gayne Pinto-Bennett Bereavement Ministry 36 Minerva Soto Gift Shop Manager 22 Iva Svitek Music Ministry Jocelyn Roeder 781-8220 Finance Council Gayla Newman Ann Palmer Charles Porter Bernie Suttle Chris Will Schools & Campus Ministry Old Mission School (543-6019) Ms. Tina Ballantyne, Principal 761 Broad St., SLO 93401 www.oldmissionschool.com S The Little Ones Jim Burrows Newman Catholic Center (543-4105) Fr. John Ulrich, S.M. and Fr. Kevin Duggan, S.M. 1472 Foothill, SLO 93401 Ministries Gift Shop & Museum (543-6850) Open 7 days per week 9 am - 4 pm (Winter hours) (9-5 Summer hours) Social Justice Ministry Delores Winje (543-4064) St. Vincent de Paul (544-7041) Public Assistance Tuesdays at Prado 2-3 pm Thursdays at Old Mission 3-4 pm by Appointment only Catholic Charities Office Old Mission Thrift Store (541-4464) Landings Program Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court # 1162 will meet on Saturday April 11, 2015 at 10AM in the Serra Room, Mission San Luis Obispo. Our speaker will be Mrs. Terry Burrows, Parish Coordinator for Faith Formation and Altar Server Ministries. All Catholic women in the Save the Date area are welcome. pring Concert For more info, please call 544 3358 or 542 9736. Sunday, April 26 at 3 pm A buffet lunch will be served. in the Mission by our parish music ministry. (543-2131) Mr. James D. Childs, Principal 682 Palm St., SLO 93401 Nancy Kelso-Doody Jack & Eunice Pierce We hope this year in Lent you have had the time to reflect, to pray and to listen to the silence of God. Sometimes this is best enjoyed as we marvel at the wonder of nature. The setting sun, the gentle waves and even the stormy skies are all a part of our journey through life. There is hope in the knowledge that we can find peace. As we approach the Easter Season we have wonderful books, bibles and prayer books as well as books of spirituality. Our selection of children’s books is extensive and as always there are many new additions for the upcoming Communion season. We hope you will take the time to come in and browse, sit a while and read, or listen to the music. Our staff is knowledgeable and friendly – eager to help you or just share a little fellowship. We are here to serve you 7 days a week, from 9-5PM. You may also visit us online at www.missionsanluisobispo.org – click on the Gift Shop for a secure shopping experience. Mission College Preparatory (544-2707) Liturgy Coordinator (748-0775) Events & Environment Coordinator “Looking back, I am filled with gratitude; looking forward, I am filled with hope; looking upward, I am aware of strength; looking inward, I find peace.” 541-9110 www.missionthrift.com 2640 Broad Street, SLO (544-0720) Mon-Sat 10 AM - 6 PM, Sunday 12 - 4 PM Old Mission Cemetery (541-0584) ©2015 Jim Burrows www.jimburrowsartist.com Faith Formation Assistant Words of Wisdom: Catholic Daughters April Meeting Use your bar code scanner for quick access to our Parish Website Parish Staff & Ministries Gift Shop News PAGE 3 A CONTEMPLATIVE ROSARY Saturday, April 11, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. Y outh Ministry ALL YOUTH ARE WELCOME! Find us on Facebook: Mission Nativity Youth Night • Every Friday 7:00-8:30 pm in the Youth Center No Youth Group 4/10 (Spring Break) Confirmation Year Two: Praying the Glorious Mysteries with Scripture and Song. A Contemplative Rosary is a pastoral response to Pope JohnPaul II’s Apostolic Letter on the Most Holy Rosary (Rosarium Virginis Mariae), composed by Bob Hurd in San Jose, California, May 2005 Monthly Mass at Old Mission Cemetery The monthly 1st Saturday Mass at the Old Mission cemetery for April will not be on April 4th because that is Holy Saturday. We invite you to join us on the 2nd Saturday, April 11th, at 10 am for this Mass celebrated by Fr. Philip Garcia. 7:00 (JN) † Ben Maddalena †Jim Zanoli 9:00 (RB) †William Jeong, Jose Koo & Family †John Hiensen & Family †Horace & Jill LaMarre 9:10 at MCP (JN) Intention of Parishioners †Hilda J. Roza 11:00 (RB) †Zoltan & Ann Gulyas, †Melvin Fuller Int of Aurea Cruz 11:10 at MCP (JN) Int of Trish Campana 1:00 (BV) †Myrna Powell Happy Easter – He has risen! Wishing you a joyful celebration. Faith formation meets April 12 & 19 this month. Our first retreat on the Eucharist is April 19. Look for this quote in the email attachment I sent to you on “Celebrating Easter – ideas for busy parents”: “An unbiased observer, perhaps a visitor from another planet, might conclude that our Easter celebration is as much a festival of bunnies, eggs, candy, and new clothes as a celebration of Jesus’ resurrection.” This Easter you might help your child make the connection between baby chicks, eggs and bunnies as symbols of new life and then help them make the connection to Jesus’ resurrection to new life and our new life in him. Easter blessings! Blessings, Terry Terry Burrows at 781-8220 ext. 15, or [email protected] Confused Catholic? L a Mesa De Los Padres Committee Members NEEDED! We also NEED Robe Makers (people who can sew and help us make robes for our “monks”). La Mesa de Los Padres invites you to join our planning committee for this year’s Dinner and Auction. Please call Corina at 781-8220 ext. 13 if you are interested. 8:00 (RB) Int of Benefactors of Old Mission Parish †John Hoyne Please keep the 64 youth preparing for Confirmation on May 15th in your prayers! E With Mission Singers, and Piano Holy Sat rday SUNDAY APRIL 5 lementary Faith Formation Saturday, April 11, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. SATURDAY APRIL 4 Rite of Commitment Sunday, April 12th 6:00 Mass (last names A-H) Sunday, April 19th 6:00 Mass (last names J-Z) MISSION SAN LUIS OBISPO DE TOLOSA Mass Intentions Initials in italics indicate scheduled Presider Inactive Catholic? Alienated Catholic? An Invitation to Consider COMING HOME AGAIN (We’ve missed you.) If you’ve been away from the church, or are drifting away from it, if you’ve been hurt by the church, or are confused or angry because of your Catholic experience, please consider our invitation to come and talk with us. If you are an active Catholic who would like to assist with this ministry, we welcome your help. LANDINGS Mission San Luis Obispo Jack Pierce • 541-4464 Easter Sunday MONDAY APRIL 6 7:00 (JN) †Mary Flor Serpa, Family & Friends Int of Patrick Summerhayes 12:10 (RB) †Alfredo Magallanes W. Jr Int of Anna Dahan TUESDAY APRIL 7 7:00 (RB) †Christine Allen †Sam Campise 12:10 (JN) Int of Fr. Joey Buena †Ray Lee McCorkle WEDNESDAY APRIL 8 7:00 (JN) † Patti Moerman Int Anne & Bob Turner 12:10 (RB) †Hilda J. Roza † Mackie Hall THURSDAY APRIL 9 7:00 (JN) †Michael Callero †David Sterling 12:10 (JN) Int. of Kevin Bright FRIDAY APRIL 10 7:00 (JN) Int of Nancy McDonough 12:10 (JN) Int of Connor Gorman Int of all Living & Deceased Veterans SATURDAY APRIL 11 7:00 (JS) †Mary Flor Serpa, Family & Friends 5:30 (RB) Int of Theresa Salazar †Jill LaMarre SUNDAY APRIL 12 2nd Sunday of Easter 7:00 (JN) †Bill & Joan Clark †Marie Podesta 9:00 (JN) †Joe & Lena Parotti †William Jeong, Jose Koo & Family, †John Hiensen & Family 11:00 (JN) †Hilda J. Roza †Delia Leon 12:30 (RB) †David Sterling 6:00 (RB) Int of Jacque Sterling & Family 7:30 (RB) Intention of Parishioners PAGE 4 Prayer Requests... If you or a member of your family would like the faith community of Mission Parish to join you in prayers for special needs, contact the parish office at 781-8220. We do occasionally take some names off of the list printed in the bulletin. The current list contains names received since April 1, 2014. If we have taken a name from the printed list of a person still in need of prayers, please give us a call and we will happily put him or her back on. Please take some time this week to remember the following in your prayers: • For all in our parish family who are suffering serious or terminal illness • For Armed Forces Men and Women on Active Duty, and for Cindy Bebereia Claude Alvis Dave Anderson Virginia Aranico Santos Arrona Margaret Askelund Celia Bautista Delia Bautista Ereberto Bautista Taylor Blete Susan Bliss Ines Bongio Paul Bonjour Jerry Bonsato Barbara Boyle Kevin Bright Jolene Carman Brina, Cody and Eli Donna Casalegno Charlene Casciola Sylvia Cazier David Cicinato Maryanne Cicinato Regina Clarke Shawn Clarke Jeff Cole Helen Collins Cathy Connor Elena Corbelli Renee Curco Anna Dahan Nancy & John Deering John Deering, Jr Lorie Deito Imelda Delossanpos Roberta Dengate Santiago, Camila Diaz Kambria Doherty Joan Duclos Jinah Duncan Richard Engel Erich and Susi Griffth Flick Katherin Folkerts Kay Foster Gladys Fraund & Family Charles Freeman Vivian Fuller Christian Garcia Guadalupe Garcia Mary Ella Garder Nadia Ghobrial Hank Gibbs Michael Glynn Spencer Godsey Dorothy Ellis Goldberg Walt Gonyer Enedina Gonzalez Mary Grimes Median Guideal Paula Gurney Garney and Vicky Hall Christopher Hernandez Kay Heton Gary Hitchcock Teresa Illicete Misael Jaimes Bea Jeong Russ Kiger Jimmy Kitchens Curry Koehler Nate Kovesdi Rachel Kovesdi Betty Ann Lile Maria Limon Manuel Luvano Javier Maldonado Yaneli Maldonado Norma Mangabat Cathy Martin Ernie Martin Cipriano Martinez Justeniano Martinez Pedro Martinez Rufina Martinez Nancy McDonough Marsha McGowan Christina M McMasters The Medeiros Family Georgina Mele Enrique Melendez Ellen Miller Judith Moreno Cecilia Nievez Eliodoro Nievez Jesse Nieves Julian Nieves Julianna Nievez Nievez Family Nancy Ochs Bill Oldson James Oldson Don Owens Mabelle Pence Brian Porterfield & Family Sean Porterfield Frank Reed Joan Rostain Jerry Salmina Rose Santos Peter Schellin Halley Scott Steve Smith Karen Strand Donna Strong Diane Suderman Derek Thoele Pax Thomas Shannon Thompson Emily Tilton Felipe Trejo Veronica Trejo The Vargas Family Juana Velasquez Susanna Velasquez Nick Valentine Gordon Wilcher R.I.P. † All who have died this week. ADULT ENRICHMENT Fr. Jim Nisbet’s Scripture Class 7:00 pm Mondays in the Hall 10:30 am Tuesdays in the Hall The classes run one hour each in the form of a lecture with opportunity for questions at the end. They are separate areas of studies. Scripture Study Reflect on Readings for this coming Sunday’s Masses. Scripture study meets each Wednesday at l:00 pm, following the 12:10 Mass in the Serra room. We read the scripture for the following Sunday and reflect on and discuss the readings. As a group we nourish one another by sharing our faith and reflecting on our own experiences in our journey. Missalettes and other materials are provided. Any questions? Please call the Parish Center at 781-8220. Pray the Rosary With Us Every MONDAY evening at 5:45 pm, we pray the Rosary. Share devotions and petitions while praying as a spiritual community in our historic Old Mission CHAPEL. Please join us and stay for one or more decades of the rosary. Ave Maria, Friends! Interested in Becoming Catholic? Is God calling you? If you are someone who is not Catholic, or has not completed your sacraments, but you feel like you are being called in this direction - come and explore. Call Terry in the parish office for more information. 781-8220 ext. 15 or email [email protected] C OME SHARE THE JOY OF THE GOSPEL! *** Save the Dates - You are invited *** Social Justice is sponsoring a study group to prayerfully reflect on Pope Francis’ Apostolic Exhortation, “The Joy of the Gospel.” We will provide soup for a soup supper preceding each study session. Who: Everyone is encouraged and welcome to participate When: Six consecutive Tuesdays, April 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5, 12. Time: 6:00 p.m. Where: Mission San Luis Obispo Serra Room Bring: Soup bowl and spoon. Study guides and the text of “The Joy of the Gospel” will be available. Info: 544-2086 COME SHARE THE JOY WITH US! Social Justice Ministry meets the first Tuesday of every month at 7 pm in the Serra Center. Join us to learn what our new projects are, and what you can do to help. Mother Teresa wrote: “Joy must be one of the pivots of our life. It is the token of a generous personality”. As we celebrate the beautiful liturgies of the joyful Easter weekend, we hope that all our generous parishioners experience a lasting joy in their lives. We invite you to explore how we can find continuing joy by joining us for the next six Tuesday evenings to study Pope Francis’ “The Joy of the Gospel”. We will provide soup and bread (please bring your own bowl and spoon) starting at 6:00, in the Mission Serra Room, followed by a guided study of the letter. We hope to see you this Tuesday, April 7, 6:00, in the Serra Room. “May the light of Christ, rising in glory, dispel the darkness of our hearts and minds. Let this place resound with joy, echoing the mighty song of all God’s people!” Prayer from the Easter Vigil Mass. Mother’s Day Cards and Flowers are here! Treat your Mom and benefit ALPHA moms. Starting April 9 /10 and through May 2 / 3, Mother’s Day cards will be available. Orders for bouquets will be taken and can be delivered before Mother’s Day, May 9th. For information, contact Faith Ann at 544-5634, or call the ALPHA office at 541-3367. Worldwide Marriage Encounter He is risen! May the joy of Easter be with you. Let Marriage Encounter help you resurrect the romance in your marriage. Sign up today to attend one of the upcoming Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekends on May 1-3, 2015, at the Saint Francis Retreat Center in San Juan Bautista, California or July 17-19, 2015 at St. Anthony’s Retreat Center in Three Rivers, California. For more information call Mary Jo and Rich Castello, at 831-704-6322 ([email protected]) or register online at centralcawwme.org. PAGE 5 March 29, 2015 • Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord Old Mission School The families and staff of Old Mission School wish everyone in the parish a most holy fifty days of Easter! May the hope and compassion of this season renew and transform our lives! Old Mission School will not be in session this week as staff and families celebrate the resurrection of Jesus with a much appreciated week of vacation. School will resume as we gather for prayer and joyfully sing Alleluia at morning assembly on Monday, April 13. Old Mission Catholic School is currently accepting applications for preschool through eighth grade. Our entire school community is dedicated to the development of socially responsible citizens for the twenty-first century who are spiritually empowered, academically enriched, and morally accountable for their actions. For more information or to obtain an application, please visit our website at www. oldmissionschool.com or call 543-6019. Come see us. We have openings, and we have financial assistance. A Catholic education is an advantage for life. Readings For This Week Listen and remember through Word and Bread Sun, 4/5: Acts 10:34a, 37-43; Ps 118:1-2,16-17, 22-23; Col 3:1-4 or 1 Cor 5:6b-8; Jn 20:1-9 or Mk 16:1-7 Mon, 4/6: Acts 2:14, 22-33; Ps 16:1-2a, 5, 7-11; Mt 28:8-15 Tue, 4/7: Acts 2:36-41; Ps 33:4-5,18-20, 22; Jn 20:11-18 Wed, 4/8: Acts 3:1-10; Ps 105:1-4, 6-9; Lk 24:13-35 Thur, 4/9: Acts 3:11-26; Ps 8:2ab, 5-9; Lk 24:35-48 Fri, 4/10: Acts 4:1-12; Ps 118:1-2, 4, 22-27a; Jn 21:1-14 Sat, 4/11: Acts 4:13-21; Ps 118:1,14-15ab,16-21; Mk 16:9-15 Sun, 4/12: Acts 4:32-35; Ps 118:2-4,13-15,22-24; 1 Jn 5:1-6; Jn 20:19-31 Infant Baptism: Registered parishioners may call 781-8220, x35 for information and dates about baptism for their children. Baptism classes: Spanish class will be April 6 at 7 pm English class will be April 26 at 2 pm We thank all who contributed towards wards our Easter Decorations this year. Many people also included the names of loved ones to be recognized both in memory of and in honor of. They are: Roland Maddalena; Matthew, Will & Daniel Coudray; Octavia & Michael Calonico; Emilio Raposo-Silva; Helen Spear Wolfe; Anna, Thomas & Vernon Grady; Dave & Sally Cementina; Philip Patane, Sr.; Brennan & Fraund Families; Frances Mcnamara, Blanche T. & Blanche M. McNamara, Merilda McAuliffe, King McAuliffe, Ramonetti Family; Mom & Dad - Jim & Sally Hall, Karen & Michael Moran; Jim Zanoli, Harriet & Wilfred Zanoli, Charles & Lucille Berkemeyer, Roseland Fish and all other deceased members of the Zanoli & Berkemeyer families; Ruth Eastick, George Eastick, James Bassi, Margaret Bassi; Carl & Cathy Snider; Stan & Elly Cole, Susan Cole, Ida Mercer; Jill LaMarre; Joseph & Kathleen Reilly; Terra Families, Wendt Families; Zoltan & Ann Gulyas, Melvin Fuller, Karen Gulyas, Margaret Moskal, Craig Roy, Theresa Herdliska; Rosalia Zavala, Feliza Zavala, Robert Braun; Cora Navoni, Joe Navoni, Larry Rodriguez, Luis Rodriguez, Luz Ramirez, Simon Ramirez, Richard Ramirez, Gus Salmen, Margaret Salmen, Mildred Martin, Edna Wiswell, Maria Jovanovic, Kathleen Seawold, Lorraine Johnson, Lenard Branzuella, Allen Righetti, Fr. Frank, Steve Davis, Chivo Garcia, Jack O’Mahoney, Ralph Franzone; Helen Cameron; George & Virginia Goss, Goss & Mullen family members, Daniel Towery; T.J. Miller, Germina Bio, Brian Bio, Anna Deis; Francis & John Plucinski, Plucinski Family; Claire Devins, Amelia and Elwood Mouat; Dean Cork, Martha & Dante Bianchi; Oscar & Germaine Courcy, Wilford & Regina Cram, all deceased Courcys, Crams, Phaneufs, and Honsas; Sheila Mary Tobin Shea; Jack, John and Michael Callero, Mae & Bill Lewellyn, Rose & Leo St. Claire, Eleanor & Antone Callero, Billie & Art Carey, John Podesta, Al Teglea, Alice Agresta; Marian Bettencourt; John & Aldora Santos, Albert & Elfrieda Brown; John Richard “Rick” Framme; Ralph & Dorothy Orstaed; P.R. Corda, Lorraine Hendry, Lucile Loughlin & Wm Loughlin, Ida & Battista Corda, George Sousa, Harold Miossi, Martha Fernandez; Evelyn Worrell, Lee Worrell, Barbara Smith; Manuel & Maria Macebo, Mary A. Menezes; Alex & Jeffrey Quaglino, A.H. & Wilma Brazil; Marty Nicholson, Arlene Zanchuck, Joshua Strickland, David Zank; Edward Chizek, Martha Chizek, Ferdinand Marcotte, Loretta Marcotte, Zella Schneider; Jose Koo Family, William Jeong, John Heinsen and Family, all the prayer requests; Emille & Rosalie Rostain; Bernard, James, Erma, Christine, Irvin, Betty, Marlice, Merle, Nancy, John, Cal, Ralph, Doris, Belly, Bob, Clara, Ed, Virginia, Lydia, Jerry, Jane, Gumersendo, Paulina, Consulacion, Alicia, Antonia, Expedito, Tino, Reynaldo, Joey, Caljun, Razel, Pastor, Carpo, Cornilio, Miguel, Taudora, Donisia, Florentino, Gelerma, Contancio, Arselly. We also thank those people who donated and asked to remain anonymous. Note: I did my best to spell names correctly and apologize for any I was unable to transcribe. This Week........................... Saturday April 4 Holy Saturday No Reconciliation today • Only One Mass today 8 pm Vigil Mass - Bilingual Easter Vigil of the Lord’s Resurrection Sunday April 5 Easter Sunday Masses in Church: 7:00, 9:00, 11 am, 1:00 pm Spanish Masses at MCP Gym: 9:10 & 11:10 am No Evening Masses on Easter Sunday Monday April 6 HOLIDAY - Easter Offices Closed 5:45 pm Rosary Group -Chapel 7 pm Fr. Jim’s Scripture Study -Hall Tuesday April 7 10:30 am Fr. Jim’s Scripture Study -Hall 7 pm Social Justice -Serra Center 6 pm Knights of Columbus -Hall Wednesday April 8 1 pm Scripture Study -Serra Ctr 6:30 pm ProCathedral Choir -Church Thursday April 9 Friday April 10 NO Youth Night -This Week Saturday April 11 10 am Sung Rosary - Church 10 am Catholic Daughters -Serra Center 4 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation Sunday April 12 2nd Sunday of Easter 9 am Coffee & Donuts Social -after mass 10:30 am Elementary Faith Formation - Grades 1-6 at Old Mission School Our Weekly Offering 12,500 The Old Mission Budget requires $9,500.00 per week to meet expenses. 10,500 No updates available this week because The collection for Sunday, September 19, 2010 of early wasBulletin $ 11,105. * *includes $ 2,980. Electronic Funds Deadline. Transfer donations this week. 11,500 9,500 8,500 00 00 We thank you for your continued support and generosity. 7,500 6,500 LA VOZ LATINA Domingo de Resurección BÚSQUEDA El Domingo de Pascua es un día para la búsqueda. Las primeras comunidades cristianas se reunían alrededor de los apóstoles para conocer más sobre la vida y el ministerio del Señor Jesús. San Pablo les dijo a los colosenses bautizados que buscaran “las cosas de arriba”. María Magdalena fue a la tumba para encontrar el cuerpo del Señor y ungirlo. Nosotros vamos a la iglesia el Domingo de Pascua buscando muchas cosas. Para algunos de nosotros, este es un trayecto anual cuando buscamos conectarnos con el fundamento de la fe cristiana. Para otros, este día es la culminación de una larga trayectoria de arrepentimiento durante la Cuaresma. Para los nuevos bautizados es el primer día de una nueva vida llena de promesas y expectativas. No importa lo que sea que busquemos, inspirémonos con la acción del discípulo amado de Jesús quien al ver el sudario dentro de la tumba “vio y creyó”. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co. NUESTRO CATECISMO Felices Pascuas – ¡Resucitó! Les deseamos una celebración llena de gozo FECHAS IMPORTANTES EN EL MES DE ABRIL 12 y 19 de abril - Clases de formación en la fe 19 de abril - Retiro de Primera Comunión 22 de abril- Junta para padres de familia (6pm en el Salón Parroquial) Esta Pascua puede ayudar a sus hijos a reconocer los símbolos de pollitos, huevos y conejos como símbolos de nueva vida y entonces ayudarles a hacer la conexión de estos símbolos con la resurrección de Jesús a una vida nueva y a nuestra nueva vida en Él. ¡Bendiciones de Pascua! Terry Burrows - [email protected] - 781-8220 ext. 15 y en Español con Rosalba Torres - 781-8220 ext.18 Quinceañeras Avisar a la oficina con seis meses de anticipación. 1. Llame para verificar que el templo y el sacerdote están disponibles para la fecha deseada. 2. Llame a la coordinadora de Ceci Pimienta, al (719) 671-9675 para seguir el proceso de preparación. BAUTISMOS ¿Qué es un jubileo? (Parte 1) Ya que el Santo Padre Francisco ha anunciado un año jubilar de la Divina Misericordia, es oportuno entender mejor el concepto del jubileo. En la tradición católica, el Jubileo es un gran acontecimiento religioso. Es el año de la remisión de los pecados y de sus penas. Es el año de la reconciliación, de la conversión y de la penitencia sacramental. En consecuencia, es el año para renovar la solidaridad, la esperanza, la justicia, y el empeño por servir a Dios con el gozo de restaurar la paz con los hermanos. El Año Jubilar es, ante todo, el Año de Cristo, portador de la vida y de la gracia para la humanidad. Sus orígenes se remontan al Antiguo Testamento. La ley de Moisés había determinado para el pueblo Hebreo un año particular: “Declararéis santo el año cincuenta, y proclamaréis en la tierra liberación para todos sus habitantes. Será para vosotros un jubileo; cada uno recobrará su propiedad, y cada cual regresará a su familia” (Lev 25, 10). La trompeta con que se anunciaba este año particular era un cuerno de carnero macho, que se llama “yobel” en hebreo, de ahí la palabra “Jubileo”. La celebración de este año llevaba consigo, entre otras cosas, la restitución de las tierras a sus antiguos propietarios, la remisión de las deudas, la liberación de los esclavos, y el reposo de la tierra. (Continuará). UN PUEBLO PASCUAL ¡Somos un pueblo pascual y el aleluya es nuestra canción! —San Agustín Los feligreses registrados en la Misión de San Luis Obispo pueden llamar al 781-8220 para obtener información y fechas para bautizar a sus hijos. Las clases de bautismo en español son el primer lunes de cada mes. Los consejeros certificados de Caridades Católicas de la Diócesis de Monterey continuarán brindando asistencia a aquellos que necesiten solicitar cobertura médica de Covered California hasta el día 30 de abril de 2015. Esta oportunidad de inscripción especial es para aquellos que no sabían que serían multados por no estar asegurados en el 2014 o que se enteraron de que podrían recibir una multa en el 2015 por no contar con cobertura médica. Para obtener mayor información acerca de esta prórroga y la para hacer una cita, llame a su oficina de Caridades Católicas en San Luis Obispo al (805) 541-9110 ¿Tiene amigos y conocidos que se preguntan cuál es el significado del Catolicismo? ¿Tiene familiares o amigos que se han alejado de la fe o que no han recibido todos tus sacramentos? Invítelos a investigar la verdad de ser Católico. Haga una cita con Terry Burrows llamando al 781-8220, ext. 15 o por email: [email protected] Your ad Saint Margaret Sunday Missal al ompanion n o s r e yer C could Your PP ra through 2030 be in this space! 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