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MASS SCHEDULESaturday Vigil: 5:30 p.m.Sunday: 8, 9:30, 11 a.m. & 7:30 p.m.Weekdays: 8 a.m. Mon-FriHoly Days: Vigil 5:30 p.m., 8 a.m.(10 a.m. during school year), 5:30 p.m.First Saturdays: 8 a.m.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATIONTuesday and Thursday after8 a.m. Mass through 7 p.m.
RITE OF CHRISTIANINITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA)If you are unbaptized or uncatechizedand are interested in learning moreabout the Catholic Church you may jointhis year-round process at any time.Please contact the parish office.
WelcomeYou are a stranger but once. You are a child ofGod, redeemed by Our Savior, Jesus Christ.In God’s name, we welcome you. May youfind friendship, peace and serenity in ourcommunity. If you are a visitor interested injoining our parish community or the CatholicFaith, please register as soon as possible. If youare returning after being away…
welcome home!
Rev. Eduino Silveira, PastorRev. Francisco Velazquez, Associate Pastor
Rev. Brendan McKeefry, Pastor EmeritusRev. Michael F. Kiernan, Pastor Emeritus
Michael Tateishi,Deacon
PARISH OFFICEEmail: [email protected]
Phone: (916) 481-5115Hours: 8:30am – 4:30pm Mon – Fri
Staff :Elizabeth White, Pastoral Associate
Kelley Smith, Parish Business ManagerJane Ricci, Development Coordinator
Rosemary Ross, Faith FormationCoordinator
Casey Oliver, Music DirectorEarl Knight, Building Maintenance
Paul Narloch, GroundskeeperAdvisory Council Chairpersons:
Nancy Turner, Pastoral Council ChairMichael Tateishi, Liturgy Committee
Julie Nauman, Finance CouncilPaul Read, Buildings & Grounds
OLA SCHOOLRobert Love, Principal
Phone: (916) 489-8958
FAITH FORMATIONEmail: [email protected]
Phone: (916) 488-4626
CAPITAL CAMPAIGNEmail: [email protected]
Phone: (916) 481-5115 x202
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETYEmail: [email protected]
Phone: (916) 481-6352
MISSION STATEMENTThe Mission of the parish community at Our Lady of the Assumption Church is to proclaim the Wordof God more fully, to gain a more intimate knowledge of God through our Catholic traditions, and toserve the people of God, especially in our efforts to meet the needs of the poor in our community,and when possible around the world. We strive to build a sense of community among our parishioners,with the wider Diocesan community, and with the entire family of God.
Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church5057 Cottage Way Carmichael, California 95608
916-481-5115 www.olaparish.net
NEW PARISHIONERSTo register, visit the parish website atwww.olaparish.net and complete theform at the “Sign up!” link.
SACRAMENTSBaptism: Contact the parish officethree months in advance.Marriage: Contact the parish office atleast six months in advance.Reconciliation: Saturdays, 4:00 p.m.Ministry to the Sick: Anyone who issick or undergoing surgery may requestthe Sacrament of the Sick.Homebound parishioners may receivethe Eucharist. Contact the parishoffice to request either.
Mass Requests
Sat 6/13
5:30pm John Keyawa † Pat & Jerry Laumer
Nancy Aldrich † Baca Family
Sun 6/14
8:00am Roy Schuring † Marie Schuring
9:30am Mario Affinito † Nancy Affinito
11:00am John O’Donnell † Donna O’Donnell
Francis Ruiz Cullen Family
7:30pm Missa pro Populo (Mass for the people)
Fr. Eduino Silveira
Mon 6/15
8:00am Holy Souls Fr. Eduino Silveira
Tue 6/16
8:00am Holy Souls Fr. Eduino Silveira
Wed 6/17
8:00am Holy Souls Fr. Eduino Silveira
Thu 6/18
8:00am Holy Souls Fr. Eduino Silveira
Fri 6/19
8:00am Holy Souls Fr. Eduino Silveira
Sat 6/20
5:30pm Lizz Baca Baca Family
Gino Bertolucci †
Kelley & Bertolucci Families
Sun 6/21
8:00am Joseph Martini † Marie Schuring
9:30am Mario Affinito † Nancy Affinito
Pat Malone † Bisbiglia Family
11:00am Birnard Menne Family Edna Ahlgren
John O’Donnell † Donna O’Donnell
7:30pm Missa pro Populo (Mass for the people)
Fr. Eduino Silveira
WELCOME TO OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION CHURCH
Weekly Calendar
Mon, Jun 15th Basketball, 3:00pm, Parish Hall
BSA Troop 328 Troop Meeting, 6:00pm,
Seton Hall Parish Council Meeting, 6:30pm, St. Paul's
Girl Scout Troop 3105 Meeting, 6:30pm,
St. John's
Christian Meditation, 7:30pm, School
Library
Tue, Jun 16th PERT Club Meeting, 11:00am, St. John's
Wed, Jun 17th Legion of Mary Meeting, 8:45am, St.
Anne's
OLA Finance Council Meeting, 6:30pm,
St. Paul's
Bible Study, 6:30pm, Seton Hall
Youth Group, 7:00pm, St. John's
Thu, Jun 18th Bible Study, 8:45am, Seton Hall
Sat, Jun 20th Curia Meeting, 10:00am, St. Paul's
Florence Private Birthday Party, 1:00pm,
St. John's
Sun, Jun 21st FLAME Meeting, 11:00am, St. Paul's
The Weekly Calendar information is subject to change and
will not include reservations submitted after the bulletin
has been completed.
All who use the Reservations Calendar are asked to ensure
that the Parish Office is contacted should a reservation no
longer be needed or a change needs to be made to an exist-
ing reservation.
Bulletin Submissions
Please note that, as a result of a planned vacation, bul-
letin submissions for the June 27th & 28th bulletin will
need to be made no later than Sunday, June 14th. We
apologize any inconvenience this may cause. Normal
bulletin preparations will resume after that week, so
bulletin submissions for the July 4th & 5th bulletin will
be due no later than Sunday, June 28th. Bulletin items
may be submitted to [email protected]. Please call
Kelley at 481-5115 with any questions.
The Kingdom of God
Jesus teaches us in today's Gospel that the Kingdom of God may be compared to a mustard seed that
when it is sowed grows to become a large plant to become a dwelling for the birds. This growth is
mysterious, the work of God.
We clearly see this in the life of the Church. Before He ascended into Heaven, Jesus sent His Apostles to
make disciples of all nations. They were a small group confused and scared. But the Lord Jesus had prom-
ised to be with them and to give them the Holy Spirit. Once the Holy Spirit came, freed them from fear, and
filled them with faith and love, this small group grew to establish the universal Church which continues to
grow mysteriously proclaiming God's Kingdom to all corners of the World.
It is by God's grace given by the Holy Spirit that millions of people in every generation have become part of
the Kingdom of God and by their love, humility and faith in God have become seeds of the kingdom of
God.
- Fr. Eduino Silveira
NOTES FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK
Progress, Not Perfection, In Our Faith
Today’s First Reading presents the image of plant growth, reminding us that it is God, the Creator, who reg-
ulates which ones prosper and which ones will not. God topples the mighty and raises the lowly. This same
theme is echoed in Our Lady’s Magnificat.
The Responsorial Psalm 92 encourages us to have an attitude of gratitude for God blesses the grateful heart.
However, as Christians we know that God’s justice is not always seen here and now, but oftentimes is left
to be seen in the afterlife.
In the Second Reading, St Paul reminds us to not lose sight of our goal, our true home, i.e., eternal happi-
ness with the Lord in the next life. If we just live for the here and now, we will fall into selfish and even self
-destructive ways. We are called to be courageous in living God’s love now.
In today’s Gospel, Jesus presents two parables on the growth of seeds. The mysterious unseen growth of a
seed nurtured by God who makes it grow, is like the seed of Faith that someone plants, but God is the one
that causes it to grow in our hearts. Faith is God’s gift to us, its growth however small or insignificant it
may seem, is a miracle of grace. We may not witness great miracles in our lifetime, but often we see small
miracles of grace: when one forgives another; when someone dies to self to serve others; or when a person
rejects temptation in order to live in God’s grace, and even greater, when they continue on that path, re-
sponding to His grace. We are reminded not to expect perfection from our fellow believers or ourselves, but
rather progress in our Faith. The only thing we should commit ourselves to is the gradual process of further-
ing the growth of God’s kingdom in our midst.
STEWARDSHIP AT OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
Offertory Collection Results for June 6th & 7th, 2015: $14,278.59.
“For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, so that each one may receive good or evil, according to
what he has done in the body.” - 2 Corinthians 5:10
We are all accountable for the gifts God has given us on Earth – our time, talent and treasure. One day each of us
will be asked by God what we did with those gifts. How will you respond?
REMEMBRANCES & SPECIAL EVENTS
Baptisms
We welcome:
Jacob Carter Protesta Cajucom, son of
Xavier Cajucom and Narlynn Protesta
Nathaniel Ivan Flores, son of Ivan Flo-
res and Karina Cazares
Michaela Ann Mosunic, daughter of
Steve and Kathleen (McGreal)
Adrianna Janet Villalobos, daughter of
Alexandro Villalobos and Mayra DeAn-
da
Jacob Wayne Young, son of Timothy
Young and Marie Bosker
Annual Catholic Appeal Progress Report
As of May 15, 2015, 186 parishioners have participated in the 2015 Annual Catholic Appeal at our parish, totalling
$52,206.00 ,in gifts and pledges. The Annual Catholic Appeal is our annual tradition that connects us to thousands
of people who need our help every day. Twenty-five percent comes back to our parish to help with our own local
works of charity. This year, these funds will be used to fund the efforts of our chapter of St. Vincent de Paul, tuition
assistance at our parish school and outreach to the poor.
If you have not yet participated in the 2015 Annual Catholic Appeal by sharing whatever you can from your financial
blessings this year, envelopes are available here at the parish or you may donate online through The Catholic Foun-
dation at www.tcfsac.org. Either way, your donation will help more than one hundred programs throughout the dio-
cese, as well as our own outreach to those in need. Thank you for your continued generosity to our church and the
people of our community.
Parish Pay Summer is here! Tis’ the season for outdoor barbecues, beaches, and well-deserved family vacations. While families
spend hours planning for those three-day weekends and weeks out of town, they sometimes tend to overlook that
their parish needs them especially in the summer months. Stewardship shouldn’t go away when you do. OLA ex-
penses are a 12 month proposition. Parish Pay is a safe, convenient way to electronically donate consistently, giving
you the peace of mind that you are doing your part to support the parish and its ministries. You may use your check-
ing account, debit or credit card to establish a recurring or one-time donation. To sign up, simply go to olaparish.net
and click on “donation”.
Hearing Assistive Devices
Please see our ushers if you need a hearing assis-
tive device. A valid CDL is required as a deposit.
Mass Requests
Please contact the Parish Office if you would like to re-
quest a Mass to honor someone special. The Diocese
recommended stipend for this is $10.00 per request but
no request will be denied based on inability to pay.
Book of Intentions
We invite those wishing to have our con-
gregation pray for a loved one, whether
alive or deceased, to write their name in
our Book of Intentions. The Book is locat-
ed near the SouthEast entrance and is
brought up to the altar with the offertory gifts.
DIOCESAN EVENTS PARISH EVENTS
AROUND THE DIOCESE
Camp Pendola Day
Get a taste of traditional summer camp at the new Trini-
ty Pines Catholic Center in Colfax, CA. The Day Camp
is ideal for children entering 1st – 6th Grades. There are
two camps. Amazing Race is the theme
of the June 29th - July 3rd Camp. Or
consider the “Weird Science” camp on
July 6th - 10th. Both run from 9:00am
- 3:30pm daily. The cost is $150.00 per
child per week or $200.00 with trans-
portation daily from Grass Valley or
Auburn. For more information call (530) 389-2780.
Father’s Day With The Rivercats
Join Bishop Soto at Raley Field on Father’s Day, Sun-
day, June 21st. Play catch with Bishop
Soto on the field before the game at
11:00am. The Bishop will give a spe-
cial Father’s Day Blessing for all dads
and granddads at 11:45am. The day
promises fellowship and fun for your
friends and family. Tickets are $16.00. For more infor-
mation please visit www.iCatholicYouth.com.
Matt Maher & Band In Concert
Support the World Youth Day Pilgrims from Presenta-
tion and join five-time Grammy-
nominated music artist Matt Ma-
her in a night of music and wor-
ship on Friday, June 19th, begin-
ning at 7:00pm at Arcade Church
(3927 Marconi). This is a great
chance to see Matt in concert in
an intimate venue. Come hear his new album single,
"Because He Lives!" and classics such as “Your Grace is
Enough,” and “Lord I Need You.” Get your tickets
online at www.PresentationWYD.org. Tickets are
$15.00 - $30.00. Hope to see you there!
Fore Good Golf Tournament
Stanford Settlement Neighborhood Center is hosting its
Annual Golf Tournament on Thursday, June 18th, at
Teal Bend Golf Club. Registration is now open for golf-
ers who wish to support the charitable work of Stanford
Settlement Neighborhood Center. Sponsorships are also
available. Registration is $135.00 for individual golfers
or $500.00 for a team of four and includes lunch, dinner,
range balls and cart. There will also be prizes, raffles,
complimentary beer, water and soda. Please contact Sis-
ter Jeanne at 927-1303 with your questions.
Bible Study - James: Pearls for Wise Living
Our 10-week Bible Study series continues Wednesdays
at 6:30pm and Thursday mornings after 8:00am Mass in
St Paul’s Room. Even if you have been unable to join us
for this examination of James’ writings, we invite you to
attend one of these meetings and see what you have
been missing!
Christian Meditation Group
In an age of rush and noise, it is essential that we find
time to be still and quiet. “Be still and know that I am
God,” says the Psalmist. In this prayer of silence called
Christian Meditation we find God who dwells in our
own heart. And, in finding Him, we find our own selves
and thus, are renewed. A Christian Mediation Group reg-
ularly meets Mondays at 7:30pm in our School Library.
Please call Fran at 488-4229 to learn more.
PERT Club Meeting
The PERT Club will meet again on the third Tuesday of
this month, June 16th, at 11:00am, in St. John’s Hall, to
entertain and inform our seniors and their guests. There
will be a short meeting with door prizes, Lotto drawings,
discussion of upcoming events and an informative talk
about the wonderful work of the St. Vincent de Paul So-
ciety of our parish. Then it is time for you, our members,
to showcase your culinary expertise in the exquisite pot-
luck lunch at Noon. Please bring a hot or cold main dish,
salad, appetizer, bread, dessert or some liquid refresh-
ment to share and tickle the palate. Bring also your
smile, a decoration for your table, a friend, your own
place setting, and some food for the St. Vincent de Paul
Food Locker. To keep you awake there will be BINGO,
with cash prizes, immediately following lunch You may
call Patricia at 481-4001 or George at 483-7194, if you
have any questions.
Life & Dignity Sunday - June 27th & 28th
At the request of Bishop Jaime Soto, all parishes in the
Diocese of Sacramento will be focusing attention on our
civic responsibilities by inviting interested parishioners
to register for a newly created Catholic Legislative Net-
work. It has been described as a “Voice for Life and
Dignity in California.” Next weekend there will be a one
page explanation
of the Network
and Life & Dig-
nity Sunday in
our parish bulletin. Please read it and then carefully and
prayerfully consider registering for the Catholic Legisla-
tive Network on the weekend of June 27th and 28th.
CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION
ALUMNI NEWS
AROUND THE DIOCESE (CONT’D)
SCHOOL NEWS
OLA Summer Camp
Introducing our inaugural Summer Camp teachers for
2015! Please watch this video (http://bit.ly/1ctHDh9) to
meet and hear more about this great opportunity for
your children to learn, create, and grow! The registra-
tion link for sign ups may be found at https://
www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/
b2a3ZCad0k8Rjd.
Upcoming Retreats
Here are some retreats being offered within the diocese
in which you may be interested:
Christ the King Passionist Retreat Center, Citrus
Heights.
Fr. Tom Bonacci, CP will present the Married
Couples Retreat on July 17th - 19th. In this year of
preparation for the conclusion of the Synod on the
Family, this retreat will focus on the power of self-
giving love to transform the world. The retreat be-
gins with registration at 4:00pm and dinner at
6:30pm on Friday and concludes with a liturgy and
lunch on Sunday. The cost is a suggested donation
of $250.00 per couple.
For information on any of these retreats, please call
Carol at 725-4720 x314 or visit their website at
ChristTheKingRetreatCenter.org.
San Damiano Retreat Center, Danville.
Dreaming, Discerning and Decision-Making will
be explored by Jeremy Taylor June 19th - 21st.
This workshop will work with volunteered
dreams and teach ways to explore dreams on
your own and in a group. The cost is $210.00 -
$240.00.
Please visit sandamiano.org for more information
regarding or to register for these retreats.
We invite you to take advantage of these retreat offer-
ings to enhance your Catholic faith. You may also want
to visit our website (http://olaparish.net/resources/retreat
-opportunities) for links to other retreat center websites
where you may find more opportunities!
St. Mel’s Spiritual Pilgrimage
You are invited to join St. Mel Parishioners for a Spir-
itual Pilgrimage to Italy, Medjugorje and Fatima with
Fr. Aldrin Basarte between September 14th - 28th. Holy
Mass Daily, Adoration & Confession will be celebrated.
For more information please contact Theresa at 715-
3050 or Jenni at 600-6808. Be renewed! Be reformed!
Be alive!
Summer Scrip Sales
The Scrip team will be selling Scrip during the summer
on Wednesdays between 8:00am and 10:00am. We sug-
gest you preorder Scrip via email at [email protected]
to make sure we have what you need. If you preorder,
then your Scrip will be ready for pick up on Wednesday.
School families: please note all Scrip orders will count
towards next year’s Scrip requirement.
Faith Formation Registration
Have you registered your child for Faith Formation for
the next school year? Please remember that those chil-
dren receiving 1st Eucharist or Confirmation must be in
the program for a minimum of two years - the year prior
to and the year they receive the Sacrament. Forms are
now available at olaparish.net under “Faith Formation”
for our 2015 - 2016 Faith Formation school year.
Alumni News
Congratulations to our Alumni who were honored in the
Jesuit 2014 - 2015 Awards Convocation!
Jack Angeles Casey Gilles
Matthew Griffin Brian Jones
Martin Kyalwazi Eric McLaughlin
Matthew McLaughlin Will Peterson
Patrick Roberts Will Roberts
Christopher Ruggles David Ryan
James Schubert Michael Titherington
Ryan Tooley Scott Tooley
David Vincent
Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School will be held at Presentation Par-
ish the week of July 27th – 31st for children in pre-
school through 6th Grade. Registration forms may be
found online at presentationparish.org. We also need
volunteers 7th grade and up. Please contact Sidney at
482-8883 with questions. This is a terrific opportunity
for service hours for our youth as group leaders!
Discernment Day
All are welcome to a Day of Discernment on Saturday,
July 11th, hosted by the Dominican Nuns at Corpus
Christi Monastery (215 Oak Grove, Menlo Park). Please
RSVP by July 3rd. You may contact Sr. Joseph Marie,
O.P. at [email protected] or visit our website at
http://nunsmenlo.org/discernment-days/ for more infor-
mation. The day begins with Mass at 8:00am and will
include Divine Office, Rosary, Benediction and Confer-
ences. There is no cost and lunch will be provided.
Our Lady of the Assumption Alumni Group 2141 Walnut Avenue Carmichael, CA 95608
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Parish Registration and Change of Address We welcome new families to Our Lady of the Assumption Parish! Please register as soon as you are able by
completing the New Parishioner form located at http://olaparish.net/new-parishioners. Please let us know if you
have moved by calling the Parish Office at 481-5115. You may also complete the form below and deposit it in
our offertory collection.
New to Our Lady of the Assumption Parish.
Recently moved and/or phone number changed.
Name:
Phone:
Street Address:
City, Zip
Please provide weekly offering envelopes.
The use of stewardship envelopes is the ordinary means of meeting your financial obligation to your parish. You may request envelopes
at any time by note to or by calling the Parish Office.
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