Saturday, May 16, 2015 - Cathedral of the Annunciation

CATHEDRAL OF THE ANNUNCIATION
400 West Rose Street, Stockton, California
www.AnnunciationStockton.org
SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER / SEXTO DOMINGO DE PASCUA
Monday, May 11, 2015:
6:30pm: RCIA for Children: School
7:00pm: Grupo de Oración: Salon del Coro
Tuesday, May 12, 2015:
6:00pm: Legion de Maria: Escuela
6:00pm: Youth Legion de Maria: Escuela
7:00pm: RCIA for Adults: Parish House
7:00pm: Consejo Hispano: Parish House
Wednesday, May 13, 2015:
8:30am: School Mass: Church
5:30pm: Virgen Peregrina: Church
6:30pm: Adult Choir Rehearsal: Choir Room
7:00pm: Clase Bautismal: Escuela
7:00pm: Jr. High Youth Group: Gym
Friday, May 15, 2015:
12:15pm: Prayer Group: Church
3:00pm: School Rosary Club: Church
7:00pm: Practica del Coro: Cuarto del Coro
7:00pm: Bilingual Youth Group: School
Saturday, May 16, 2015:
10:00am: Festival de la Fe: Gimnasio
7:00pm: High School Youth Group: Parish House
Sunday, May 17, 2015:
Hospitality Sunday in the Choir Room after the
9 and 11am Masses
Thursday, May 14, 2015:
7:00pm: Estudio Biblico: Salon del Coro
STEPHEN E. BLAIRE, D.D.
Bishop of Stockton / Obispo de Stockton
Rev. John M. Armistead, Pastor
Parish Ministry Team / Equipo Ministerial
Lucy Hamer
Parish Administrator / Administradora de la Parroquia
Danielle Silva
School Principal / Directora de la Escuela
Rev. Bill Kraft, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Mr. Mike Wofford, Deacon
Rev. Mr. Matthew Joseph, Deacon
Parish House / Casa Parroquial
425 West Magnolia Street, Stockton, 95203-2412
Office: (209) 463-1305
Fax: (209) 463-0807
Parish Email: [email protected]
Office Hours / Horas de Oficina
Shannon Rodriguez
Early Childhood Ministries / Directora Preescolar
Monday-Friday / Lunes-Viernes: 8:30am-5:00pm
Yvonne Harrold
Director of Religious Education / Directora de Educación Religiosa
1110 North Lincoln Street, Stockton, 95203-2412
Grace Ayala
Director of Religious Education, Spanish / Directora de Educación
Religiosa, Español
Parish Preschool / Preescolar
Laura Chance
Director, Youth and Young Adult Ministry / Directora del
Ministerio para Jóvenes y Jóvenes Adultos
Schedule of Masses / Horario de Misas
Kathy Freitas
Business Manager / Administradora
Al Smith
Plant Manager / Director de Mantenimiento
Alma Suerdieck
Parish Secretary / Secretaria Parroquial
Parish School/ Escuela Parroquial
209-444-4000
www.annunciation-school.org
440 West Rose Street, Stockton, 95203-2412
209-465-2961 www.annunciationpreschool.org
Saturdays / Sábados: 5:30pm
Sundays / Domingos: 7:00am, 9:00am, 11:00am, 1:00pm Español
Weekdays / Entre Semana: 6:30am
SACRAMENTS / SACRAMENTOS
Reconciliation / Reconciliación
Wednesdays / Miércoles: 7:00pm - 7:30pm
Saturdays / Sábados: 8:30am - 9:30am
Baptism / Bautismo
Genieva Zollinger
Sacristan / Sacristán
English: 1st and 3rd Sundays, 2:30pm,
Español: 2o y 4o Domingo, 2:30pm
Patti Stone
Administrative Assistant / Asistente Administrativo
Marriage / Matrimonio
Parish Nurses / Enfermeras de la Parroquia
Norah Lamond, R.N.
Ginny Wallace, R.N.
Nola Moccafiche, R.N.
209-463-1305
Arrangements must be made at least 6 months in advance
of wedding date. /Arreglos para una boda deben de ser hechos
con seis meses de anticipo.
Now the Joyful Celebration!
Please be sure to join with the entire
community at Mass as our fellow parish
families celebrate the sacraments this Easter
season:
CONFIRMATION:
24 May: 9am (bilingual)
24 May: 4pm
CONFIRMACIÓN:
23 Mayo: 2pm
24 Mayo: 9am (bilingüe)
Don’t Miss It!
SUCCESS!
Congratulations! We have reached our BMA goal
of $91,000! The BMA supports the recruitment,
formation and education of priests and deacons,
the training of RCIA and Religious Education
catechists, the administration of our Catholic
schools, Youth and Young Adult Ministries and
much, much more! Thank you for joining
together, as one, in doing God’s work!
“Life is not given to us to be jealously guarded for
ourselves, but is given to us so that we may give it
in turn.” - Pope Francis
Solicitud Ministerial del Obispo
Como uno solo, haciendo la Obra de
Dios
JR. HIGH YOUTH GROUP: Join us this
Wednesday, May 13th, from 7-8:30pm in the
gym for fun and a gospel message!!!!
Invitamos a los adolescentes de Secundaria
este Miércoles 13 de Mayo de 7 a 8:30 pm en
el gimnasio para divertirnos y para escuchar
el mensaje del Evangelio!!!
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HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP:
We will meet at the Parish House this
Saturday,May 16th, from 7-9pm to watch
the movie “God’s Not Dead” and have
some great food!!!!!
Invitamos a los adolescentes de High
School a la Casa Parroquial este Sábado
16 de Mayo de 7 a 9 pm para ver la
película God’s Not Dead y compartir una
fantástica comida!!!!!
Flowers on the altar in
loving memory of
MARGARET SELNA
MORGAN
¡EXITO!
Felicidades hemos alcanzado nuestra meta de
$91,000 del BMA. El BMA financia el
reclutamiento, formación y la educación de los
Sacerdotes y Diáconos, el entrenamiento de las
Catequistas del RCIA y Educación Religiosa, la
administración de nuestras escuelas Católicas, los
Ministerios de los Jóvenes y Jóvenes Adultos y
mucho, mucho más!
Gracias por participar junto con nostros, como uno
solo, para hacer la Obra de Dios.
“La vida no se nos ha dado para ser custodiada
celosamente por nosotros, pero se nos ha dado
para que podamos dar algo a cambio.”
Words to live by…
“The loveliest masterpiece of
Choose
Life
the heart of God is the love of
a Mother.”
~ St. Therese of Lisieux ~
DIOCESE AND COMMUNITY
Our Family
Congratulations and
blessings to the families of
Kaitlyn J. Hidalgo, Daniel
Moreno, and Hayden Ashley
Samson, who were baptized
last week.
 Please pray for those of our
community who are ill, especially Miguel
Angel, Julio Barrios, Jeanne Gaea, Ken
and Maria Gates, Art Hoggard, the
Jimenez family, Bob Harrold, Mari Ines
Muñoz, Rudy Partida, Joey Provencio, Liz
Perez, Tony Rios, David Schacht, Shirley
Torlai, and Roy Vasquez, Jr.


Please pray for those who have passed
through death into a new life with Christ,
especially Rudy Martinez.
Mass Intentions for This Week:
5/11/15
6:30am: Gerardo Hernandez (Special Intention)
5/12/15
6:30am: Mary Ann Ferguson (Special Intention)
5/13/15
6:30am:
8:30am: Jenny Bruce
5/14/15
6:30am: Ricardo Gonsalves
5/15/15
6:30am: Sage Hernandez (Special Intention)
5/16/15
5:30pm: Baby Jensen Galante
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
St. Anne’s Catholic School has openings for
teaching positions for the 2015-2016 school year.
If you feel called to share your talent as an
educator in a family-centered community that lives
Catholic values, please contact Sarah Gillum at
St. Anne’s Catholic School, 209-333-7580. You
may also apply directly to St. Anne’s through
edjoin.org at www.edjoin.org/Home/
JobPosting/649277
Our Lady of Fatima Catholic School in Modesto
is accepting applications for a 3rd grade teacher,
a 7th grade teacher, and a part-time Science
teacher for 6th, 7th and 8th grades. Application
forms can be picked up in our school or parish
offices at 501 W. Granger Avenue, Modesto,
between 7:45 am and 3:15 pm, Monday through
Friday. Applications are due by Friday, May 22nd.
If you have any questions, called (209) 524-4170.
St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Oakdale is looking
for a part-time Music Director. Responsibilities
include providing music for weekend liturgies,
Holy Days, Holy Week (and funerals when
possible); directing adult choir; scheduling and
training cantors and accompanists. The
candidate should be a practicing Catholic or have
knowledge and experience with Catholic liturgy;
have strong organ/piano and vocal skills; and
have a familiarity with both traditional and
contemporary liturgical music. To apply, please
email a cover letter and resume with references to
[email protected].
CATHOLIC CHARITIES PROVIDES HELP,
CREATES HOPE
Sharing Our Gifts
Current
Week
Year to Date
Offertory Collection
for April 26, 2015
$11,190
$635,938
This Year’s Budget
Goal
$13,802
$633,414
Variance from Budget
($2,613)
$2,524
Catholic Charities Sunday is May 16-17, 2015. With increasingly
distressing federal and state budget cuts, your help is vital in
meeting the ongoing needs of the poor and vulnerable in our
community. One hundred percent of your contribution to Catholic
Charities stays within the Diocese of Stockton. Last year,
Catholic Charities provided services to over 29,000 clients —
6,625 were children between the ages of 10-18 years, 15,436
were adults between the ages of 18-64 years, and 6,947 were
seniors 65 years or older. Please pray for those who are most in
need, and please plan to give generously to “provide help for
today, hope for tomorrow”.
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4032 N. El Dorado St.
Stockton, CA 95204
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209-466-6202
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209-838-7134
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Gymnastics & Cheer Tumbling instruction for all ages!
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IACOPI, LENZ & COMPANY
Accountancy Corporation
James J. Acosta, C.P.A.
Michael Butler, C.P.A.
"Parishioners"
3031 W. March Lane, Ste 300-E
Stockton, CA 95219
(209)957-3691
MATTHEW W. SMITH
Parishioner
Commercial
Industrial
Residential
Since 1972
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P.O. Box 8306
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1150 N. Filbert St.
PHONE 209/466-1434
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FAX 209/466/0452
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1202 "D" Street, Modesto
209-522-7201
Items Available At:
Louie’s Frutta Market
Rinaldi’s Market
Podesto’s
Gary S. Giovanetti
Financial Services &
Employee Benefits
Established 1992
209-603-5460
[email protected]
CHAPEL OF THE PALMS
Serving Catholic Families
Funeral Director
M. Jim Soares
303 S. California Street
209-465-0265
Retirement Planning
Medicare
Covered California Health Ins.
Long Term Care
Eucharistic Minister
Cathedral of the Annunciation
MICHAEL'S PIZZA
We deliver!
Breakfast served every day,
so swing by after Mass!
2300 W. Alpine
462-6668
Jeff Bolognini
CAVAGNARO'S
Shoe Repair
Quality Shoe Repairing
Since 1935
411 Lincoln Center
477-1578
Parishioner
The Wigfall Family thanks you
for your interest in
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Sixth Sunday of Easter
Prayer to Nourish
Relationships
God of all,
you have enriched us with a nation filled
with people of many cultures.
Help us to love with no partiality,
reaching out in friendship
to all of your children.
Guide us to know the blessings
that each person we meet
may bring to our lives.
May we welcome and nourish
relationships from the diversity
in our midst and remain in your love
through our love of one another.
We ask this through our Lord Jesus
Christ, your Son,
who lives and reigns with you
in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
Sunday, May 10, 2015
God Shows No Partiality
Today’s Readings: Acts 10:25–26, 34 – 35, 44–48; Psalm
98:1, 2–3, 3–4 (2b); 1 John 4:7–10; John 15:9–17. Today’s
First Reading may help us examine how we sometimes do
not value those that God values. Peter had thought that the
covenant extended only to Jews, but at this meeting with the
Gentile Cornelius, he understands that “God shows no partiality.” Since the gifts of the Holy Spirit are poured over the
Gentiles, it became apparent that the waters of Baptism
should not be withheld. Considering this reading, we might
want to examine ours and our parish’s attitudes toward others.
Do we recognize the gifts of those who are unlike us? Are
we hospitable to all or do we show partiality? Does the leadership in the parish reflect the diversity of the community?
Understanding that God regards no one with partiality
may help us comprehend how we are to love. In the Second
Reading, we see that God sent his Son for all of us, not
just those we consider worthy. Do we approach every person as though God died so that he or she might have life
through Christ?
If God shows no partiality, it is obvious that we should
love everyone without reserve. Christ’s command, the
Gospel from John tells us, is to “love one another as I love
you.” Do we love as God loves when we reach out only to
those who are like us or agree with us? We hear in today’s
Gospel that God appointed us “to go and bear fruit that will
remain.” How can you extend yourself to people in your parish, workplace, or community? How can your parish encourage its members to reach out to those who are unfamiliar
to them?
This Week at Home
Monday, May 11, 2015
Presence of the Holy Spirit
Today’s Gospel contains a warning. The future will be
tumultuous for the disciples. They will be thrown out of the
synagogues and be killed by those who think that they are
doing the right thing. Still, the Holy Spirit, the Advocate, the
Spirit of truth will be with them. He will speak for Christ,
and it will be their responsibility to do so also. Do you pray
to the Holy Spirit to help you face difficulties and challenges
in life? Today’s Readings: Acts 16:11–15; Psalm 149:1b – 2,
3 – 4, 5 – 6a and 9b (4a); John 15:26 —16:4a.
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Faithful Testimony
In today’s reading from the Acts of the Apostles, we see the
persecution of the disciples that Jesus foretold. Paul and Silas
are stripped, beaten, and imprisoned. Still, they pray and
sing. And when an earthquake opened their cell doors, they
did not escape but provided a testimony of faith to the jailer.
Would you have run from your tormentors? Are you able to
sing in spite of hard times? Does your prayer provide consolation? Today’s Readings: Acts 16:22 – 34; Psalm 138:1– 2ab,
2cde – 3, 7c – 8 (7c); John 16:5 –11.
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Our Lady of Fatima
The Memorial of Our Lady of Fatima observes the apparitions to three Portuguese children in a field close to Fatima.
Pope John Paul II attributed the intercession of Our Lady of
Fatima with saving his life when he was shot on May 13,
1981, in St. Peter’s Square. Exactly a year after the assassination attempt, the pope celebrated a Mass at Fatima, giving
thanks to Mary. Mary is the Mother of the Church and also
the spiritual mother to each of us. Have you nurtured a relationship with Mary as your mother? Today’s Readings:
Acts 17:15, 22 —18:1; Psalm 148:1– 2, 11–12, 13, 14 (Alleluia);
John 16:12 –15.
Thursday, May 14, 2015
If Celebrating the Ascension Today
Today’s solemnity is a celebration of Jesus’ enduring presence
within the Church. The Ascension was both the beginning
and end for the disciples. Instead of being left with sorrow
and grief, they were filled with joy and with great anticipation for the coming of the Holy Spirit. Can you name some
ways in which the Holy Spirit is living and working in the
Church today? Today’s Readings: Acts 1:1–11; Psalm 47:2 – 3,
6 –7, 8 – 9 (6); Ephesians 4:1–13; Mark 16:15 – 20.
Friday, May 15, 2015
St. Isidore
St. Isidore the Farmer (1080–1130) is the patron saint of
Madrid, Spain, and the United States National Catholic
Rural Life Conference (NCRLC). NCRLC works for social,
economic, and spiritual development in rural America,
through prayer, education, and advocacy. You may want to
visit www.ncrlc.com to keep up with legislative and other
issues that affect not only farmers but all who rely on them
for food. The materials on the website, including an Eater’s
Bill of Rights, are from the perspective that we need to be
faithful stewards of creation. Today’s Readings: Acts
18:9 –18; Psalm 47:2 – 3, 4 – 5, 6 –7 (8a); John 16:20 – 23.
Saturday, May 16, 2015
Your Joy Will Be Complete
“Very truly, I tell you, if you ask anything of the Father
in my name, he will give it to you.” In the discourse in
today’s Gospel, Jesus continues to teach the Apostles how
to pray, this time telling them to pray in his name to the
Father. When they do so, their prayers will be granted. It
is interesting that Jesus tells the Apostles that their joy will
be complete when they ask and receive. What do you consider complete joy to be? Today’s Readings: Acts 18:23 – 28;
Psalm 47:2 – 3, 8 – 9, 10 (8a); John 16: 23b – 28.
© Liturgy Training Publications. 1-800-933-1800. Written by Michael R. Prendergast. Illustrated by Cody F. Miller.
Scripture quotations are from The New Revised Standard Version Bible: Catholic Edition, copyright © 1993 and 1989 by
the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. Permission to publish
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