032915 - Palm Sunday - Our Lady of Guadalupe Church

CLERGY
Administrator
Rev. Joe Kim, OFM Conv.
Associate
Rev. Carlos Morales OFM Conv.
Deacon
Rev. Mr. Scott Palmer
Friars in Residence
Our Lady of
Guadalupe Church
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
Easter Novena
There is still time left to enroll
your loved one in this year’s Easter Novena. This is a special way
to remember our loved ones who
we once shared the joy of Easter
with. This year, your donation to
enroll your faithful departed loved
ones will be used for Easter flowers for
the church. In the past we have had
parishioners donate Easter lilies in
memory of people who could not celebrate Easter with us.
This Novena will last for nine days and the flowers will
be a visual for us for all the Easter season. Envelopes
are available at the back of the church today, or at the
parish office.
RCIA
If anyone declare publicly that they belong
to me, I will do the
same for them before
my Father in Heaven…
(Matthew 10:32)
This coming Saturday
night we celebrate the Easter Vigil. It is at this liturgy
that some of these candidates will receive the Sacraments of Baptism, First Communion and Confirmation, while others will receive First Communion and
Confirmation We ask that you continue to pray for
them as they preapre for this glorious moment. These
people has spent many days, weeks, and months,
studying, discerning, and praying in answer to God’s
call.
Marvin Lopez, Ariasma Lopez, April Watts,
Claudia Rosales, Sabrina Parenti,
Mary Arnold, Judy Doukakis, Matthew Hill,
Francesca Brooks and Tanya Gonzales,
PLEASE JOIN US IN THE
PARISH HALL TODAY
AFTER ALL THE MASSES FOR THE MINISTRY
FAIR.
IT’S TIME TO LOOK INTO YOUR HEARTS AND
CONSIDER
BECOMING INVOLVED IN ONE OF THE
MANY IMPORTANT MINISTRIES HERE AT
OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE CHURCH
HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA
God’s
Today
Word
Our Lenten journey of conversion
today
reaches the holy
city of Jerusalem. “My God,
my God, why
have you forsake n
m e ? ”
Throughout Lent
we have been
journeying with
the Lord to Jerusalem. Today he
enters the holy city amid cries of joy and gladness. Those cries of joy turn quickly to cries of
pain and anguish, which culminate in the
words of abandonment that Jesus utters from
the cross. Imagine the despair the Lord experienced when he felt abandoned by all, especially
his own Father. As we prepare to listen to God’s
word, let us remember the pain and anguish
that the Lord Jesus suffered on our behalf.
Divine Mercy Sunday
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 TODAY
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.
DOMINGO DE RAMOS
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MARZO 29, 2015
LA CRUZ REDENTORA Y SALVADORA.
Un alto en el camino. El siervo humilde y obediente nos habla. “El Señor me abrió el oído”, dice
Isaías. Todos los días, pero particularmente en estos de celebración pascual, es preciso tener los oídos abiertos, para escuchar la voz de Dios que nos habla en medio de los acontecimientos de nuestro mundo convulsionado. La Semana Santa es como un alto en el camino para recordar y actualizar el acontecimiento central de nuestra fe: la muerte y la resurrección de Jesús. Ese fue el primer
anuncio: Jesús vive. El mismo que mataron, Dios lo resucitó. Empezamos hoy con el recuerdo de la
entrada profética de Jesús a Jerusalén en un asno. De una manera sencilla y no con la prepotencia
de los reyes que imponían su ley, sino como la humildad de un provinciano que llega a la gran ciudad. Como escribió Pablo a los Filipenses, sin hacer alarde de alguna categoría divina, sino como el
más humilde de todos y obediente al Padre hasta el final. Con la humildad de un hombre de pueblo,
pero con la certeza absoluta de que su causa era la misma Causa de Dios y, por lo tanto, estaba avalada por Él.
Estaban los discípulos en una casa, con las puertas cerradas por miedo a los judíos. Se habían
reunido, sin duda, para protegerse y animarse, para fortalecer su fe y su esperanza, mediante la
oración comunitaria. Cuando Jesús se presenta entre ellos, se ven inundados de golpe de una profunda paz y alegría. El Señor les infunde su Espíritu. Este es el ambiente que debe respirarse en
nuestras asambleas cristianas, llenas siempre de la paz y la alegría que infunde la presencia y el espíritu del Resucitado. Esta era la paz y la alegría que le faltaba a Tomás, el Mellizo, porque “no estaba con ellos cuando vino Jesús”. Le resultaba difícil creer todo lo que le decían y le contaban los
otros discípulos. Deseaba con toda su alma que fuera verdad lo que le decían, pero era tan extraordinario y tan maravilloso lo que le decían, que le parecía imposible. Hasta que el mismo Jesús se
presentó de nuevo y se dirigió a él personalmente. ¡Señor mío y Dios mío! Ahora también Tomás se
sintió lleno de paz y alegría, porque, también él, se vio inundado y habitado por el espíritu del Resucitado. En este domingo segundo de Pascua, vamos a pedirle todos nosotros al Señor Resucitado
que nos llene de su Espíritu, para que desaparezcan de nuestra alma todas las tinieblas de duda, de
tristeza y de desesperanza que, a veces, nos cercan. FELICES PASCUAS DE RESURRECCION
Novenario de Pascua
El día de la Fiesta Parroquial se acerca, asi que los preparativos han comenzado. Le invitamos a participar en la Rifa
Anual—el premio mayor es de $ 5,000.00!!!! Por sólo
$50 usted tiene la oportunidad de ganar $5,000.
Oferta especial: Compre 5 boletos y obtenga 1
gratis o compre 10 boletos y obtendra 3 boletos gratis. Para obtener más información sobre la
rifa, por favor llame a oficina al (310) 372-7077.
Fiesta Parroquial
17, 18 y 19 de abril, 2015
Si usted desea ofrecer un novenario
para la Pascua y asi recordar a
nuestros seres queridos ya sea
fallecidos o personas que no pueden
celebrar con nostros la Pascua, en la
parte de atras de la Iglesia podra
obtener un sobre. Su donativo será
para la decoración de la Iglesia (flores de Pascua),
durante la Pascua. El novenario comienza al día
despues de la Pascua. Las flores serán un recordatorio para todos nosotros.
Pedimos su Colaboración
Una vez más le recordamos que habra muchas personas que estaran visitandonos durante las proximas
dos semanas. Le sera a usted de mucha ventaja venir
un poco más temprano de lo que acostumbra. Y si
alguien se encuentra ya sentado en el lugar en donde
usted acostumbra sentarse, bueno esta es una oportunidad para agradecerle a Dios el que una personas
más vino a compartir la Mesa del Señor.
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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 29 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 RAFFLE 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 /
calendar/fiesta scroll down to volunteer Al-
so 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 re-
member, the Fiesta benefits the entire
parish!!!
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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
Preschool enrollment for 2015-2016.
Our Lady of Guadalupe
preschool is now accepting application for 20152016. There is space
available in the 4 year
old classroom and a
space in the 3 year old
classroom. Classes start
on Aug 26th. For more
information or to get a registration packet
please call Yvonne Wilcox, the preschool director at (310) 372-7486.
Parking at Easter
Once again, we would like to remind you of
the many visitors that will be at our parish
next weekend. It would be to your advantage
to come early. If your usual space is taken
this can be an opportunity to thank God for
one more person that came to enjoy our parish family’s hospitality.
MARCH 29 2015
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!!
The Good
Friday
Pontifical
Collection
Every year,
each parish
in the United
States takes
up a collection on good Friday, as designated by the
Holy Father. This collection helps support
the work of the Franciscans in the Holy
Land. The money is used to care for the people and places of the Holy Land. This collection keep Christianity alive in this area made
holy by the life, suffering, death and resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ
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.
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Fast&
Abstinence
Guidelines
Catholics between
the
ages of 18
and 59 are
obliged
to
fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. In
addition, all Catholics 14 years old and older
must abstain from meat on Ash Wednesday,
Good Friday and all the Fridays of Lent.
Fasting as explained by the U.S. bishops means
partaking of only one full meal. Some food (not
equaling another full meal) is permitted at
breakfast and around midday or in the evening—depending on when a person chooses to
eat the main or full meal.
Abstinence forbids the use of meat, but not of
eggs, milk products or condiments made of animal fat.
Abstinence does not include meat juices and
liquid foods made from meat. Thus, such foods
as chicken broth, soups cooked or flavored
with meat, meat gravies or sauces, as well
as seasonings or condiments made from
animal fat are not forbidden. So it is permissible to use margarine and lard. Even
bacon drippings which contain little bits
of meat may be poured over lettuce as seasoning. No one should be scrupulous in this
regard; failure to observe individual days of
penance is not considered serious. Moral theologians remind us that some people are excused from fasting and/or abstinence because
of sickness or other reasons. The Code of Canon Law and our bishops remind us of other
works and means of doing penance; prayer,
acts of self-denial, almsgiving and works of
personal charity. Attending Mass daily or several times a week, praying the rosary, making
the way of the cross, attending the parish evening of prayer service, teaching the illiterate to
read, reading to the blind, helping at a soup
kitchen, visiting the sick and shut-in and living
an overworked mother a break by babysitting—all of these can be even more meaningful and demanding than simply abstaining
from meat on Friday
MARCH 29 2015
WEEKLY MASS
INTENTIONS
SATURDAY, March 28 2015
Int of the Brenens Family
5:00PM
SUNDAY, March 29, 2015
7:00AM
Karl P. Bretney (Family)
8:00AM
=Jonathan Villatoro (Family)
9:45AM
Int Of Our Parishoners
11:30AM
Int. of Ronnie Pastel & Family
6:30PM
Int of Jose Luis Cardenas (Guerra Family)
MONDAY, March 30 2015
8:00AM
TUESDAY, March 31, 2015
8:00AM
WEDNESDAY, April 1, 2015
8:00AM
THURSDAY, April 2, 2015
7:30PM
=Luis Sobalvarro (Family)
SATURDAY, March 28 2015
8:00OPM
Int of Candidates and Cathechumens
and their families
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 Hoơman-Demarse, 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,
Denise Girard
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)
9:45AM
11:30AM
PLEASE NOTE THERE WILL NOT BE A 6:30PM MASS ON EASTER SUNDAY

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