Ministry Fair Coming to Our Lady of Guadalupe Church

CLERGY
Administrator
Rev. Joe Kim, OFM Conv.
Associate
Rev. Carlos Morales OFM Conv.
Deacon
Rev. Mr. Scott Palmer
Our Lady of
Guadalupe Church
Friars in Residence
Rev. Peter Mallin, OFM Conv.
Rev. Allen Ramirez, OFM Conv.
PARISH INFORMATION
244 Prospect Avenue
Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
Phone: (310) 372-7077
Fax: (310) 798-4051
ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
Offices Located on the Corner of
Prospect Ave. and Massey St.
Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 8:00am—4:00pm
Saturday 9am—1pm
Sunday: 9am— 1pm
SCHOOL INFORMATION
Principal April Beuder
320 Massey Street
Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
Phone: (310) 372-7486
PARISH CONTACTS
Coordinator of Religious Ed Ext 224
Theresa Avila
Confirmation/Director Religious Ed Ext 226
Tom Baumann
Hispanic Ministry
Ext.222
Fr. Carlos Morales
Spanish Baptisms
(310) 349-9609
Bookkeeper
Ext.227
Robin Bosmajian
Ext.221
Parish Secretary
Jodi Scully
Music Director
Ext.223
Bobbi Lynn Lambert
[email protected]
OLG Webmaster
Raciel Diaz
Lectors & Eucharistic Ministers
[email protected]
Mass Schedule
Sunday: 7:00AM, 8:00AM (Spanish), 9:45AM,
11:30AM, 6:30PM
Saturday Vigil: 5:00PM
Weekdays: 8:00AM
~
Eucharistic Adoration
Tuesday
4:00PM—7:00PM
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday: 9:00AM—10:00AM
Sacrament of Baptism
~
Baptisms are celebrated in English and Spanish.
Must be registered in the church for at least 3 months
Please call the Parish Office for more Information
Sacrament of Marriage
Contact the Parish office for information six months prior to the
ceremony
Anointing of the Sick
Please call the Parish Office early in the case of a serious illness
or before
OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE CHURCH
Fifth Sunday of Lent Reflection
Lent is a season of reflection, re-evaluation, repentance and reconciliation. Lent is a time of
profound grace and we are invited to let that
grace sink in, take root and change us. Through
our observance of these days by listening to the
Scripture from the Lenten liturgies and by participating in the traditional practices of the
Church, we are invited, in this holy season, to
be stripped down and cleansed from all the obstacles that keep us from seeing our true selves
clearly; stripped down so that we may come to
understand more powerfully the Love of God
who embraces all of who we are. There are
many ways to enter into the spirit of the season
and to "observe" these days. It is not so important what we do as it is important that we
do something to make these days different
from all the rest. One great way to enter into
this season is by following the traditional practices of the Church which are: prayer, fasting
and almsgiving. What is great about these practices is that they give us a way to enter into this
season of healing with body and soul; physically and spiritually.
RCIA Celebration of
the Third Scrutiny
During Lent, those preparing for full initiation into
the Roman Catholic
faith have entered into
the Period of Purification and Enlightenment. This is a of intense introspection and
prayer. As the Elect,
Candidates, and our entire community , journey with them toward the
joy of Easter, we take a long, careful look at
where thirsting, blindness, and entombment are
present in our life. Let us pray that these Elect and
Candidates, that they may be given the faith to
acknowledge Christ as the Resurrection and the life.
Please keep our Elect and Candidates,
Marvin Lopez,
Ariasma Lopez, April Watts,
Claudia Rosales, Sabrina Parenti,
Mary Arnold, Judy Doukakis, Matthew Hill,
Francesca Brooks and Tanya Gonzales,
in your prayers
HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA
Divine
Sunday
Mercy
Divine Mercy Sunday
is on April 12, 2015. It
is the first Sunday after Easter Sunday.
The Divine Mercy Novena starts on Good
Friday, April 3. The
Novena leaflets will be
on the table near the
church entrance on
Palm Sunday, March
29th.
Jesus told St. Faustine
“On Divine Mercy the very depths of My Tender Mercy are open. The soul that will go to Confession and
receive Holy Communion shall receive complete forgiveness of sins and punishment.
“A simple act of abandonment is enough to overcome
the barriers of darkness and sorrow, of doubt and desperation. The rays of Your Divine Mercy restore hope,
in a special way, to those who feel overwhelmed by the
burden of sin”.
-Pope John Paul II
Almsgiving
At
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
If you picked up a
Lenten Folder for
your Lenten Almsgiving, please remember to turn
them in to the parish office or in the collection
basket before Holy Week, so we can send your
donations to the Missions by Easter.
Thank you for your generosity to those
less fortunate!!
Holy Week Liturgies
Please sign up for Lector, Eucharistic Minister Ushers and
Altar Server in the sacristy for
the liturgies of Holy Thursday,
Good Friday and
Easter.
These are the holiest liturgies
of the year so we seek to offer
our Lord our best service.
QUINTO DOMINGO DE CUARESMA
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MARZO 22, 2015
SERVIR COMO JESÚS NOS HA SERVIDO
1.- En este último domingo de la Cuaresma, antes de encarar la Semana Santa, se nos presenta la Palabra de
Dios a modo de síntesis de todo lo que hemos ido escuchando y reflexionando en estos domingos. La gran
alianza, la nueva alianza que Dios quiere hacer con las personas va a pasar por la muerte de Jesús en una
cruz. Pero no por la cruz como tal, sino por la actitud de Jesús y la manera de afrontar esa muerte.
2.- Jeremías, en la primera lectura, insiste una vez más en que, a pesar de las muchas infidelidades del pueblo a la Alianza, Dios insiste y permanece fiel. No es la ley la que es mala y por eso no la cumplen las personas. Se trata, más bien, de cambiar a las personas. Y Dios va a hacer algo grande, algo que cambiará el corazón de las personas y les infundirá un espíritu nuevo, algo que ayude a las personas a crecer en confianza en
Dios y en seguridad de que Él es fiel y no nos va a abandonar. Así también nosotros se lo hemos pedido a
Dios en el Salmo respondiendo: “Oh Dios, crea en mí un corazón puro”.
3.- Ese “algo” grandioso de Dios a favor de las personas va a ser la entrega de su propio Hijo en la cruz. Jesús
va a ser el que lleve a cumplimiento esa nueva alianza de Dios con las personas. “Ha llegado la hora”, dice
Jesús, la hora de darle a su vida el verdadero sentido. La actitud de Jesús al afrontar la cruz es morir para dar
fruto: “si el grano de trigo no cae en tierra y muere, queda infecundo; pero si muere, da mucho fruto”.
4.- Jesús va a ser “levantado de la tierra”, es decir, crucificado. Pero con esa muerte va a dar gloria a Dios.
Por eso la voz del cielo habla de “glorificarle otra vez”. Jesús es ese grano de trigo que, muriendo, va a dar
mucho fruto. Y los que queremos ser sus seguidores, hemos de vivir con la misma actitud de servicio, es decir, no pensando tanto en nosotros mismos, sino más en los demás.
5.- Jesús siente angustia por lo que va a pasar, pero también mucha esperanza y confianza en Dios, su Padre.
Jesús siente que su muerte no va a ser en balde y quiere transmitir a sus discípulos que la actitud para vivir la
vida a su estilo es el servicio. El triunfo de Jesús pasa por el silencio y por la muerte, como el grano de trigo.
Aquí vemos el verdadero significado de “perder la vida” por los demás y por Dios, no mirando tanto el satisfacer nuestros caprichos, cuanto en servir como Jesús nos ha servido a todos. Este es el gran signo de identidad de los cristianos. Y cuando uno sirve, sirve a los demás, muere a sí mismo, y sirve sembrando perdón y
amor, que es como Jesús muere, amando y perdonando. Eso es lo que hizo grande la cruz.
6.- La cruz, por sí misma, no tiene ningún sentido, pero Jesús le dio un sentido pleno y total por su forma de
entregar la vida, aceptando el plan amoroso de Dios, esa nueva alianza grabada en los corazones. “Todos me
conocerán – pone Jeremías en boca de Dios – cuando perdone sus crímenes y no recuerde sus pecados”. Y
ahí está Jesús, perdonándonos a todos, crucificando con Él nuestros pecados. Y ahí está Dios, amándonos y
perdonándonos.
7.- Por eso la cruz y la resurrección es el gran signo de la alianza nueva de Dios con las personas. El hombre
entregado y sacrificado ha sido glorificado por Dios. Desde ese momento, en cada corazón Dios ha puesto su
Espíritu Santo, para que, a pesar de nuestras fragilidades y de nuestros pecados, podamos contar con Dios y
con su fuerza para superar cualquier adversidad y para vivir esta vida con el mismo estilo de confianza en
Dios y de servicio a las personas que la vivió Jesús.
8.- Esto es lo que recordamos cada vez que nos acercamos a la Eucaristía. Esto es lo que vamos a vivir, de manera especial,
en la Semana Santa, que comenzaremos el próximo domingo con la entrada triunfal de Jesús en Jerusalén y nuestra procesión con las palmas y los ramos. Es una semana grande, es una semana de fe, es una semana para no olvidar que, cada día,
Dios está con nosotros, en la Eucaristía, en los pobres, en cada persona. A nosotros nos queda acogerles con nuestra actitud de servicio a los demás
La SB 128 legalizaría el suicidio asistido por un
El Servicio Penitencial
medico en California. El papa Francisco nos
recuerda: "El mandamiento bíblico es honrar a
comienza a las 7:30PM
nuestros padres esto nos recuerda un sentido más
amplio de nuestro deber de honrar todas las perLunes, 23 de Marzo
American Martyrs
sonas de la tercera edad”. Es hora de tomar acMartes, 24 de Marzo
St. James
ción para proteger las personas de la tercera edad y
Miércoles, 25 de Marzo OLG
con discapacidades. Visita la página de web: arch(en nuestra parroquia)
la.org/sb128 para obtener más información, póngase en contacto con su legislador, e
Jueves, 26 de Marzo
St. Lawrence
involúcrese
Viernes, 27 de Marzo
St. Anthony
FIFTH SUNDAYOF LENT
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Fiesta
Presale
Tickets
Save money
by purchasing Fiesta
Food
&
Game Tickets prior to
the Event. All tickets have a .50 cent value. The
more you purchase the more you save!
Presale Food & Games Tickets
At Fiesta
$10
24 tickets
$5
10 tickets
$20
48 tickets
$10
22 tickets
$20
46 tickets
Presale Ride tickets save you up to $8 over the cost of the
ride tickets purchased at the Fiesta! A 40% savings!! Each
ride requires 3-5 tickets. You can purchase your presale tickets online, at the back of the church or at
the parish office
Presale Ride Tickets
$12
20 tickets
At Fiesta
$18
20 tickets
EASTER PARISH OFFICE
HOURS
THURSDAY, APRIL 2
8AM-4PM
FRIDAY, APRIL 3
8AM—NOON
SATURDAY, APRIL 4
~
—MONDAY, APRIL 6
CLOSED
MARCH 22 2015
Guadalupe
Fiesta 2015
We really need
all of Our Lady
of Guadalupe
to participate
in this fund
raiser to make
it successful. You do not have to be a parent
of the school to volunteer to help. The dates
for the Fiesta are April 17th, 18th and 19th.
There are many ways to help. If you cannot
volunteer physically to work at the Fiesta, perhaps you can help support the Fiesta through a
Silent Auction donation. Some ideas are: Help
create a travel weekend with credit card or frequent flier miles toward a resort hotel or airline tickets, access to a family cabin, condo or
timeshare, sports car rental for the weekend,
limo ride and dinner at a five-star restaurant,
ski tickets, hotel stays. Or how about autographed sports stuff, wine or liquor baskets,
handmade items or services, gas cards, theme
park passes, spa gift certificates. The list is
endless, and of course no donation is too small
and we would appreciate any donation you can
make. Please take a moment and see how you
can contribute. If you cannot help with the Silent Auction there is always FIESTA RAF-
FLE TICKETS, WHICH ARE NOW
AVAILABLE!!! For only $50 you have a
chance to win $5000. Special offer: Purchase
5 tickets and get 1 free or buy 10 tickets and get
3 free. For more information on the raffle,
please call the parish office. If you would like
to volunteer to help at the Fiesta, please call
the parish office and we will get you in touch
with the correct person or you can sign up
online. Just go to our webpage:
www.ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
click on event tab at the top of the page, then
click Fiesta 2015. Signup links are near the
bottom of the Fiesta Page. Also if you are purchasing raffle tickets using PayPal raffle tickets
are under the heading of
FIESTA CLUB TICKETS As one community of Our Lady of Guadalupe, lets make Fiesta
2015 a memorable one!!! And remember,
the Fiesta benefits the entire parish!!!
FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT
Stewardship at OLG
ENVELOPE & PLATE TOTAL3/15/15
AVERAGE PARISH PAY
TOTAL COLLECTION 3/15/15
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MARCH 22 2015
LiturgicalMinistersSchedule
$9,489.77
$3,220.00
$12,709.00
We should strive to keep our hearts open to the
sufferings and wretchedness of other people, and
pray continually that God may grant us that spirit
of compassion which is truly the gift of God
Parish Pay
(Automated Giving)
We invite you and your family to include our parish in
your monthly budget and to help in managing the fiscal
responsibilities of our faith community through your
enrollment in the ParishPay program.
What is Parish Pay?
It is an alternative means of support for Our Lady of Guadalupe. In lieu of weekly collections, the ParishPay program
can collect monthly contributions from your checking, savings, or credit card account. There is NO cost to you .
How do I sign up?
z Sign up directly on the ParishPay website
at www.parishpay.com
z Sign up via the ParishPay link on the OLG website at
www.ourladyofguadalupechurch.org
(the Pay and eContributions links are on the
left menu bar); or Call 1-866-PARISH-1
Which payment methods are accepted? Automated transfers from your checking or savings accounts or major credit cards
(American Express, Visa, Mastercard, and Discover) may be used to
make monthly contributions.
Catholic Relief Services Collection.
Thank you for your generous support of the Catholic
Relief Services Collection.
Through your generosity
families will be reunited, valuable life skills will be taught
to those seeking a better life,
and many will have vital humanitarian needs met.
Please visit www.usccb.org
search
Catholic Relief Services
Collection”) to learn how
your donations make a difference and help
Jesus in disguise.
March 29, 2015
Eucharistic Minister Lectors
AltarServers
5:00PM
Tom Bruce CaitlynGarcia
Richard Divinski
Lori Fields
Daniel Kelly
Helen Rausch
ConnerKelly
Betty Hacker
Nelson Rivera
7:00AM
Marianne Mannes
Ken Harrell Tommy Fraker
Daniel Villa
Tom Baumann
Dan Olmstead
9:45
PhyllisSpearman
AnnNolan
GabriellaMori
Joe Warwick
KenKeller
DustinNykaza
John Parato
NathanNykaza
Monique Akker
Jonathan Riddick
Victoria Price
Lily Lee
11:30AM
Vicki Lee
David Lee
Eva Rivera
Marie Jensen
Paul Tenorio
Brad Gusich NiaResonable
Mike Sisson EmileeResonable
MatteoResonable
If you are not already an
active member of this
community, consider
sharing in what we have
to offer. Our parish is
here to assist all who wish
to know God more deeply. We serve the community through outreach,
education, social activities, sacramental preparation, and comfort of the
sick and those who mourn. Feel free to call on
us if we may be of service to you in any way.
Please consider registering in our OLG Parish
and supporting the good work that is taking
place. You can pick up a registration form at
the parish office, or call and arrange to have
one mailed to you.
FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT
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MARCH 22 2015
New Online Messages from Fr. Joe
Fr. Joe will soon be sending weekly messages via
email. If you’re interested in receiving these emails,
simply go to ourladyofguadalupechurch.org and use
the link to sign up, confirm your email address,
and check your inbox every week for new content
from our Parish Administrator. Be assured that we
will never sell, rent, or distribute your email address.
Ministry Fair Coming to Our Lady of
Guadalupe Church
Saturday & Sunday
March 28 & 29
Representatives of over all
of our ministries will be in
the parish hall after all the
Masses with information
and Sign-up Sheets. Our
Lady of Guadalupe Church
has been blessed with the harvest of many ministries. Look into your heart and consider becoming one of
the laborers of our harvest. For more information, please call
theparishofficea(310)372-7077.
Then he said to his disciples, “the harvest is abundant but the laborers are few: so ask the master of
the harvest to send out laborers for his harvest.”
Matthew 9:37-38
Next weekend, March 28-29 is an excellent opportunity to learn, get more involved and to share what
you do to serve God and OLG. Don't miss it!
SB 128 would legalize physician-assisted suicide in CA. Pope Francis reminds us, "The
biblical commandment to honor our parents reminds us in a broader sense of our
duty to honor all elderly people." Take action now to protect the elderly and those
with disabilities. Visit:
archla.org/sb128 to learn more, contact
your legislator, and get involved.
SATURDAY, March 21, 2015
5:00PM
ThanksgivingtoOurLadyofGuadalupe(GuerreraFamily)
SUNDAY, March 22, 2015
7:00AM
Int of Our Parishioners
8:00AM
=Carmen Rosillo & Antonio Tamayo
9:45AM
=Steve Matusik (Janice & Paul Lipinski)
11:30AM
Int. of Nicholas Brenes Pastel
6:30PM
=Dora Schwartz (Rose & Rich Colarusso)
MONDAY, March 23 2015
8:00AM
TUESDAY, March 24, 2015
8:00AM
WEDNESDAY, March 25, 2015
8:00AM
=Shawn Sullivan (Rausch Family)
THURSDAY, March 26, 2015
8:00AM
=Luis Sobalvarro (Family)
FRIDAY, March 27, 2015
8:00AM
=Angelina & Constantino Mongili(Family)
SATURDAY, March 28 2015
8:00AM
PLEASE PRAY FOR THOSE WHO
CANNOT BE AT OUR CELEBRATIONS WITH US
Carmen Santiyan, Vickie Lopez, Maria
Enriquez, Dolores Molina, Marianne
Kainz, Lorraine Kennedy, Ruby Bejarano, Jimmy Arena, Phillip Hameson,
Vanessa Quinteros, Julian Zawlocki,
Christian Nagasugi, Don Dosman, Arianna Carrione, Pat Kidwell, Ramon Ortiz, Kenneth Hahn,
Matt West, Tony De Castro, Dolores Mansanto, Bobby
Burt,, Anne Harris, Odilia Alvizures, Yvonne Dahle,
George Anderson, Barbara Malina, Marie HoơmanDemarse, Christopher Cruz, Gail Romero, Jerry Fox, Steven Gonzales, Ruth & Hector Minera, Joe D’Agostino,
Shirley Erickson, Madeline Arnold, Hank Arnold, Donna English,
Angie Hegedus, Martha Zavala, Blaine Price, John Gannon, Carlotta Carrillo, Andre Farias, Rosario Ruiz, Del & Christine Orozco,
George Tumanjon, Bob Park Sr., Phyllis Spearman, Mary Ann
Hayden, Mary Cueto, Bernardo Rosero, Carlos Huante, Cathy
Omatsu, Miguel Salazar, Cal & Nieves Gonzales, Francis Fernando, Armando Byrne, Paige Garnica, Jenny Garnica, Elvira Orellana,
Vicky Dunigan, Bill Hallett, Michael Villatoro, Juanita Wilmarth,
Rose Reyes,Victor Tsuha
For those who have died: =Justin Toyosato
Holy Week Schedule
HOLY THURSDAY, JUEVES SANTO
APRIL 2, 2015
Liturgy of the Last Supper/Liturgia de la Última Cena
7:30PM
Adoration in the hall
GOOD FRIDAY, VIERNES SANTO
APRIL 3, 2015
Liturgy of Good Friday
Liturgia del Viernes Santo
3:00PM
Live Stations in the Church by our Youth(
Estacionesde la Cruz en vivo con el Grupo de Jóvenes )
4:30PM
Liturgy of Good Friday
Liturgia del Viernes Santo
7:30PM
Passion Play/el drama de la pasión
HOLY SATURDAY, SÁB
BADO SANTO APRIL 4 2015
Easter Vigil/Vigilia Pascual
8:00PM
EASTER SUNDAY, DOMINGO DE PASCUA APRIL 5, 2015
6:00AM Beach Sunrise Liturgy (English)
Bishop Alexander Salazar Celebrant
11th Street and Strand in Hermosa Beach
Please bring your own chair
7:00AM
8:00AM (Spanish) 11:30AM
PLEASE NOTE THERE WILL NOT BE A 6:30PM MASS ON EASTER SUNDAY

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