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St. Anastasia Catholic ChurchSt. Anastasia Catholic Church
SUN. 10/29 30th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME30th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME30th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
7:30 AM RENE SANCHEZ 9:00 AM ALBERT ANTONELLI 10:30 AM MIKE & TERRY SEPIULVEDA 12:00 PM MONA BAGGA 7:30 PM PEOPLE OF ST. ANASTASIA MON. 10/30 6:30 AM HENRIETTA V. PETOSKEY 8:00 AM JAVIER ANTUNES ♦
TUE. 10/31 6:30 AM MICHAEL PRADO 8:00 AM CARLOS CASTELLANOS And DONALD LALLY 5:30 PM REGGIE VAZ
WED. 11/01WED. 11/01WED. 11/01 ALL SAINTS DAYALL SAINTS DAYALL SAINTS DAY 6:30 AM MSGR. GREGORY A. COX 8:00 AM KURT H. ALLSEITS 11:00 AM HENRIETTA V. PETOSKEY 7:00 PM MITCHEL YOSHITAKE
THUR. THUR. THUR. 11/0211/0211/02 ALL SOULS DAYALL SOULS DAYALL SOULS DAY 6:30 AM HENRY JACK MOORE 8:00 AM ALL SOULS DAY 7:00 PM
FRI. 11/03 6:30 AM ALL SOULS NOVENA 8:00 AM KAREN DERR ♦
SAT. 11/04 8:00 AM ALL SOULS NOVENA 5:30 PM BOB HOFFMANN
LORD HEAR OUR PRAYER ~ For those who are ill, and those in need of our prayers… Adoracion Vergara Albert Gonzalez, Jr. Angie Alvarado Baby Anuli Davis Baby Colton Smith Baby Grace Rose Awwad Barbara Clark Beatrice Vasek Bertrina De Rouen Beverly Galip Marinelli Bob Harris Brandi Hines Carl Brasil Carolyn Lispcomb Cleofas Prieto Charles Guerra Charles Keglevich Christine Houchin & family Daisy Lezcano Daniel Cathcart Deanna Marie Messier Debbie Cutter Deshi Chopra Diana Guerra Dina Yordy Donald “Sunny” Sunderlin Elaine Fischel Eliodoro Alvarado Elizabeth Hauser Fr. Lancy Pereira Gaby Herrera Germaine Wensley
Ging Savares Gisela Herrera Gloria Bowen Grace Avilez Guillermo Alvarado Hector Beltran Ian Maxwell James Dugan Janet Erike Janice Burrill Javier Antunes Jim Tyrrell Joel Rivera Joanna Musacchio Jorden Aponte Jose A. Anaya Joseph Perea Josephine Sullivan J. R. Rguez Maury Joyce Lynn Donnellan Julie Martinez Justin Udtana Lada Zubrinic Lizbeth Taylor Leo Cullen Lori Caldwell Lupe Vega Lysa Dennehy Manuel Villalobos Maria Magyar Margaret Stearns Mary Ann Kwinn
Melvin Peluchette Manuel Villalobos Michelle Anaya Michlene “Mimi” HéBert Myrna Maldonado Nancy Collins Nanette Ponte Natalie Nunez Norma Aaron Nuria Lavilla Brau Paul Stasiak Peggy Tyrrell Robbie Cole Ron Wasilewski Rosado family Ruth Smith S. Abbas Sandy Dalton Seth Brunett S. Pilar Rodriguez Stephane Lempire Steven Wygal Suzanne Cannell Sylvia Yates Tere de Gomar Tom Tyrrell Umm J. Marie Guerrit Ursula Bloor Victoria Mitsakos Yolanda Wygal
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEKMASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEKMASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK:
PLEASE HELP US KEEP THIS LIST
ACCURATE AND UP TO DATE:
Family members please contact the Parish Office to let us know about the condition of those for whom we pray at 310-670-2243.
Birthday Support ♦ Anniversary ♥ Memorial
October 29th 2017,October 29th 2017,October 29th 2017, 30th Sunday In 30th Sunday In 30th Sunday In Ordinary TimeOrdinary TimeOrdinary Time: : : We fulfill the commandment to love our neighbor when we exercise good stewardship — joyfully sharing gifts of life, abilities, and resources to meet our neighbor’s need.
Ministry gathers us and makes us a faith family...
BALANCE: Today's scriptures emphasize the funda-mental link between love of God and love of our neighbors, especially those who are most in need. Love of God should compel us to love the people whom God cherishes. Conversely, work for justice and charity for those in need should be rooted in our love of God. That connection and balance, however, isn't always easy to maintain in our lives. Even in religious orders we find that some Christians are more oriented toward contemplation and prayer, while others are more active in reaching out to those who are oppressed. Today Jesus reminds us of the necessity for both in the life of faith. Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.
Our Lady of the Rosary
Celebrating Our Faith Next Week ~ Saturday, November 4th / Sunday, November 5th, 2017
Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time
WE ENCOURAGE ALL TO READ AND REFLECT ON THE BIBLICAL PASSAGES THAT WILL BE PROCLAIMED
AT ALL THE MASSES NEXT WEEK First Reading -- Do we not have one father? Did not the one God create us? (Malachi 1:14b -- 2:2b, 8-10). Psalm -- In you, Lord, I have found my peace (Psalm 131). Second Reading -- You have received not a human word but the word of God (1 Thessalonians 2:7b-9, 13). Gospel -- Call no one your father on earth; you have but one Father, the one in heaven (Matthew 23:1-12).
CONFESSIONS: CONFESSIONS: WEDNESDAY, 6:15 TO 6:45 PM WEDNESDAY, 6:15 TO 6:45 PM
And And SATURDAY SATURDAY 3:30 TO 5 PM
Masses: Sat: 5:30 PM. Sun: 7:30 AM. Sun: 9:00 AM. Sun: 10:30 AM. Sun: 12:00 NN. Sun: 7:30 PM.
Celebrants: Fr. Semik Msgr. Cox Fr. King Msgr. Vadakin Fr. Semik Fr. Semik
To Receive Holy Communion (For those who are sick, hospitalized, or home bound). Please call Gloria Bowen, Eucharistic Minister to the sick at 310-670-5971. The Family Visitation Ministry offers spiritual support to those in need. Please call Sr. Teresita @ 310-216-2001, or the Church Office @ 310-670-2243.
FOCUS: Our love of God is best demonstrated by our love of neighbor. Jesus underlines the close and inseparable bond between our love of God and of neighbor. Loving God is not simply a pious or cerebral act, but a lived reality, carried out in the events of daily life. It is our witness to the love of God that will draw others into the mystery of His loving presence in the world.
LITURGY OF THE WORD The writer of Exodus reminds the Israelites of their duty toward the foreigner, the poor, the orphan and the widow in their midst. Saint Paul reminds us that it is the Spirit that turns the human heart away from worldly idols to faith in Jesus Christ. Jesus summarizes the
Gospel message as love of God and love of neighbor.
Reflections on Today’s Readings:
PLEASE NOTE: ♦ The Church is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 6 AM—6 PM. ♦ On Wednesdays, Divine Mercy is from 6-7 pm. There is Confession from 6:15-6:45 pm. (During Devotion). Church will be closed at 7 pm. (ONLY ON THIS DAY!) ♦ The Church will be closed on Saturdays after the 5:30 Mass. ♦ The Church will be closed on Sundays after the 7:30 PM evening Mass.
Parish Office Hours: The Parish Office is OPEN Monday through Friday; from 8:30 am to 4 pm. Phone hours are: 9 am to 3 pm—310-670-2243. You may also email your questions, concerns, information, etc., to: [email protected].
This Week: Saturday, October 28th / Sunday, October 29th, 2017 Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Hope for Troubled Marriages - Retrouvaille (REH-tro-v-eye) is a peer marriage ministry program that has helped thousands of married couples who are experiencing disillusion or misery in their marriage, even separated or divorced, rediscover a loving marriage relationship. The program begins with a weekend stay followed by a series of post-weekend sessions. For information, including cost, or to register for the next Los Angeles program beginning with a weekend on December 8-10, please call 909-900-5465 or e-mail [email protected]. For more information, visit HelpOurMarriage.com.
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FACT OF LIFE The Pioneers of Feminist Rights Were Pro Life
A lot of feminists today insist that a person must be pro-abortion to be pro-woman. This is highly ironic since many first wave feminists were adamantly against abortion, and in fact many of the anti-abortion laws overturned by Roe v. Wade were put in place by pro-life feminists in the 19th century. Rather than viewing abortion a tool of female empower-ment, they viewed abortion as a sign of the oppression of women by men. Credited by many as the founder of the woman’s rights move-ment, and herself the mother of 7 children, Elizabeth Stanton was clear that she considered abortion to be a form of infanticide, and therefore rejected it totally. She also blamed men for abortion, saying that it was a symptom of the oppression of women (rather than a sign of their empowerment!). In one newspaper article, she blasted the “murder of children, either before or after birth,” saying “we believe the cause of all these abuses lies in the degradation of woman.” Elsewhere she wrote: “We are living today under a dynasty of force; the masculine element is everywhere overpowering the feminine, and crushing women and children alike beneath its feet. Let woman assert herself in all her native purity, dignity, and strength, and end this wholesale suffering and murder of helpless children.” From Article on ChurchPop.com
Ministry in Community… AN INVITATION TO VOLAN INVITATION TO VOLAN INVITATION TO VOLUNTEER UNTEER UNTEER
FOR LAS POSADAS FOR LAS POSADAS FOR LAS POSADAS PLANNING COMMITTEE!PLANNING COMMITTEE!PLANNING COMMITTEE!
For the last several years St. Anastasia For the last several years St. Anastasia For the last several years St. Anastasia has been celebrating Las Posadas” on the has been celebrating Las Posadas” on the has been celebrating Las Posadas” on the last Sunday of Advent! This beautiful and last Sunday of Advent! This beautiful and last Sunday of Advent! This beautiful and meaningful event is all possible thanks meaningful event is all possible thanks meaningful event is all possible thanks to those who volunteer their time and to those who volunteer their time and to those who volunteer their time and talents! talents! talents!
WE ARE IN REAL NEED OF COMMITTED WE ARE IN REAL NEED OF COMMITTED WE ARE IN REAL NEED OF COMMITTED PEOPLE TO BE ABLE TO CONTINUE PEOPLE TO BE ABLE TO CONTINUE PEOPLE TO BE ABLE TO CONTINUE
THIS TRADITION!THIS TRADITION!THIS TRADITION! Those interested can email me at: Those interested can email me at: Those interested can email me at:
arodriguez@starodriguez@[email protected]
Las Posadas is a traditional Hispanic Festival which re-enacts Mary and Joseph’s journey in search of an inn. This is a beautiful opportunity to experience what Mary and Joseph may have felt as doors were closed in their faces, and then to experience the true joy of hospitality. You are ALL invited to this celebration of Prayers, Songs, Tamales, Churros, Mariachis and Folklorico and back again this year the Raffle!!! SAVE THE DATE: December 17th, 2017
AN INVITATION TO CELEBRATE ALL SOULS DAY - NOVEMBER 2ND, 2017
You are invited to bring a framed picture of your loved one who have died during the past year (October 2016 through October 2017). Your picture along with others will be displayed on a Remembrance Table in our Church during the month of November. You may bring your picture to the Church, and place it on the table provided at the side of the Church entrance by Monday, October 30th, so it can be ready by Thursday, November 2nd, All Souls Day. **PLEASE NO PICTURES LARGER THAN 8 x 10.
An Invitation to participate in the “Consoling the Heart of Jesus”
Small-Group Retreat It is a 10 week small-group retreat that delves into the simplicity and grandeur of Consoling spirituality. The retreat is based on the popular book by Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC, Consoling the Hear of Jesus. The retreat started on 10/5 and 10/6, but you are welcome to join us. The group meets as follows: Thursday evening, at 7 pm in the Parish Hall (Basement) or Friday morning, at 10 am in the Parish Office Conference Room. Contact Dianelee Dupree for more information at: [email protected], or 310-913-7965.
CHRISTMAS BOAT PARADECHRISTMAS BOAT PARADECHRISTMAS BOAT PARADE Join the St. Anastasia Social Club as we travel to Newport on Thursday, December 14, to enjoy the Annual Newport Harbor Boat Parade. We will begin the evening with dinner at the Harbor-side Restaurant, followed by a 90-minute harbor cruise to see the Newport “Parade of Lights”. This should be a fabulous evening and a joyous way to enter into the Christmas Season. We will be leaving St. Anastasia at 2:30 PM and return-ing about 9:30 PM. The price is $86 and includes the bus, dinner, harbor cruise, and all gratuities. Please call Laurette at 310-670-2488 to make your reservations. Don’t wait, as reservations must be paid in full by November 1. Due to traffic and parking restrictions, you will need to walk approximately 2-3 blocks from the bus parking to the restaurant.
The monthly Wedding Anniversary Blessing takes place TODAY Sunday, October 29th after all Masses.
All Couples married during the month of October are welcome!!
Daylight Saving Time ends, Sunday, November 5th.
Kids Living Faith: Sunday, October 29th, 2017 30th Sunday In Ordinary Time
You should love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind. — Matthew 22:37
At Mass, Julia looks at Jesus on the cross and she’s sure she can love Jesus with her whole heart, mind and soul, every single day. But when she gets home, Julia won’t let her little brother play with her. Later, when her mom asks her to clear the dinner dishes, Julia pretends she doesn’t hear. That night, Julia looks back on her day. She realizes that some of her actions weren’t very loving toward Jesus. She tells Jesus she’s very sorry. She asks for Jesus’ help so she can do better tomorrow. Jesus, help me love you by loving others!
Stress can affect the children around you: Everyone has stress, whether it is a bad
day at work, car trouble, or simply too many things to do. It is important to learn how to manage your stress – for your own sake and for the children around you. Too much stress can make it difficult to parent effec-tively. After a while, your children may show signs of stress, too. To learn more about how to identify and cope with stress, visit: https://www.helpguide.org/articles/stress/stress-management.htm.
Getting Through the Holidays: The Heroic Struggle from
Darkness to Light Soon department stores and the internet will usher in the holiday season, initiating a cycle of events which will continue through early next year: Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, and multiple celebrations of various faith and secular traditions. Surrounded by glitter and good cheer amid myriad expectations and mixed memories we sometimes feel overwhelmed, lonely, left out or even a little hum-bug-ish. Whether you are approaching the season with fond memories and high hopes or you are dreading the stresses the season may bring, we invite you to journey with us to explore the myths of Christmas, the social and personal consequences of the holiday season, and the reality of Advent. When: 2 Saturdays, October 28 and November 11. 9 - 11 a.m. Come to one or both. Where: In the Parish Office Conference Room Contact: Sue McLaughlin for more information 310-413-2575.
Ministry equips us to deepen our love for God and share our faith…
A Mass to honor Our Our Our LLLADYADYADY OFOFOF GGGUADALUPEUADALUPEUADALUPE will be offered on TTTUEUEUE., D., D., DECECEC. 12. 12. 12ththth ATATAT 6:30 6:30 6:30 PMPMPM (ROSARY @ 6:30, FOLLOWED BY MASS), here at St.
Anastasia. Fr. Leszek will officiate. A reception will follow in Diamond Courtyard. AAALLLLLL AREAREARE WELCOMEWELCOMEWELCOME! ! !
The Solemnity of All Saints Day, Wednesday, November 1st, is a Holy Day of Obligation.
Masses will be as follows: Tuesday, October 31st:
6:30 & 8 am, & 5:30 pm.
Wednesday, November 1st:
6:30, 8 & 11 am, & 7 pm.
The All Souls Novena begins Thursday, November 2nd, All Souls Day,
and continues throughout the month of November.
Envelopes are in the Vestibule and by the Church side doors. Return the envelope with the names of your loved ones to the Parish Office or drop them in the collection basket. Masses will be: 6:30 & 8 am and 7 pm!7 pm!7 pm!
Mass of WellnessMass of WellnessMass of Wellness Thursday, November 9th at 6 pm. Thursday, November 9th at 6 pm. Thursday, November 9th at 6 pm.
We are cordially inviting you for the special Mass for the Sick, for all those inflicted in their Body, Mind and Spirit. This Mass includes Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick. You need not be infirm to attend this liturgy. The community is invited to come participate & prayerfully support our Saint Anastasia' family members in need.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FISH FRY DINNER SEASON BEGINS! Everyone is inviting to our 1st Fish Fry Dinner of the season scheduled on Friday, November 3rd. Adults are $11 & children $8. Dinner served between 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Take-outs available. The Hall is located at 8049 W. Manchester Blvd. 310.821-2324.
Rosary Message: Now that the Fatima Centenary year is drawing to a close, it’s good to remind ourselves about the essential points of the Fatima message. [At Fatima between May & October 1917, Our Lady spoke to three children, Jacinta, Francisco and Lucia]. On May 13, 1917, she said, “Pray the rosary every day to obtain peace for the world and an end to the war,” and this message was repeated by her over the summer culmination in her October 13 apparition when she said, “I am the Lady of the rosary, continue always to pray the rosary every day.” NEW!
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES
Ministers of the Eucharist Gloria Bowen-to the Sick.. .. 670-5971 Linda Schmidt…..... ............. 397-5691 Ministers of the Word ......... Carl Pentis ........... .............. 649-4238 Ministers of Hospitality (Ushers) Evelio Leon .......... .............. 895-8898 Courtyard Hospitality Sr. Teresita…………………. 216-2001 Altar Care Dolores Saenz ..... . ............. 337-7213 Liturgy Committee Richard Arias ....... . ............. 641-4194 Altar Server Committee: Herb Masi ……………………641-2819 Maura Reznik………………..645-6845 Mel Johnson…………………649-7328
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES MASSES - WEEKDAYS Mon-Fri: 6:30 AM 8 AM Saturday: 8 AM
WEEKENDS Saturday (Vigil): 5:30 PM Sunday: 7:30, 9, 10:30 AM, 12 & 7:30 PM
HOLY DAYS Holy Day Vigil Mass: 5:30 PM Holy Day: 6:30 AM, 8 AM, & 7 PM
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Wednesday: 6:15 to 6:45 PM (During the Divine Mercy Devotion) Saturday: 3:30 - 5 PM
DEVOTIONS: * Miraculous Medal Novena, Rosary and Benediction, Monday, following the 8 AM Mass, * Divine Mercy Chaplet, Wednesday from 6-7 pm.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: * Every Monday after the 8 am Mass; * Every Wednesday: Adoration, Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction, from 6—7 pm. * First Saturday of the month from 8:30-9:30 AM
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Sacrament for the Sick is celebrated upon request of the family
BAPTISM: Parents and Godparents are required to participate in preparation program. Contact the Parish Office 310-670-2243
MARRIAGE: Engaged couples must contact the Office no later that 6 months before their proposed wedding date. Call the Parish Office 310-670-2243.
R.C.I.A.: (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) - Becoming Catholics - Please call the Office.
FUNERALS: Contact the Pastor by calling the Parish Office, 310-670-2243.
St. Anastasia Catholic Church 7390 W. Manchester Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90045 310-670-2243 Office
310-670-5052 Fax Website: www.St-Anastasia.org Email: [email protected]
St. Anastasia Catholic School 8631 S. Stanmoor Drive Los Angeles, CA 90045
310-645-8816 Office Website: school.St-Anastasia.org Email: [email protected]
PARISH LIFE MINISTRIES
Bereavement …………….....670-2243
Grief Support Group Sue McLaughlin ……..…….413-2575
Young Adult Ministry Nancy Albin ......................... 927-8891
Prayer Group Lori Mountain ...................... 502-9105
Rosary Ministry Rose De Leonardis………...645-7175 Ben Oakley………………….670-2771
Respect Life Teressa Syta ........................ 670-0285
Safe Guard the Children Lisa Scaltrito……... ............. 670-2243 Ann Abraham ...................... 670-2243
St. Joseph Center. Jayne Cram……….. .............. 645-1140
Homeless Weekend Program/ St. Robert’s Center Bob & Lori Caldwell ............. 823-7417
St. Margaret’s Center Mary Agnes Erlandson ........ 672-2208
Catholic Charities Cindy Begazo………………..306-9390
Bundles for Babies and Diaper Drive Teressa Syta ....................... 670-0285
Nurses Ministry Linda S. Absher................... 645-6136
Ministry for Married Couples Jon & Suzette Sornborger ... 670-2243
Men’s Spirituality Joe Berberich ...................... 745-7009 Shad Meshad ...................... 568-1065
Men’s Morning Hour ..……..670-2243
MOMS Ministry Jayne Cram………………….645-1140
Bible Study Carolyn Godlewski .............. 670-2243
Social Ministry Laurette Bibeau……………..670-2488
Family Visitation Ministry Sr. Teresita………………….216-2001
PARISH ORGANIZATIONS
Parish Finance Council Herb Klein ............ .............. 670-2243 Pastor Advisory Council ………………………………..670-2243 Site Committee Stefan Politz ........ .............. 337-9534 Men’s Club Chris Turkmany .... .............. 642-6646 Knights of Columbus…..…..821-2324
Arts and Education Andy Kozlowski .... .............. 670-3152
Stewardship ………......…….670-2243
PASTORAL TEAM Administrator: Fr. Leszek J. Semik Priest in Residence Msgr. Gregory A. Cox Pastors Emeriti Rev. Thomas F. King Msgr. Royale M. Vadakin, P.A.
Parish Secretary/Bulletin Editor Sacramental Recorder Aleida Rodriguez Director of Religious Education Jonette Mauch Business Manager Dennis George Confirmation Coordinator Michael Gasparro Director of Adult Faith Formation and Stewardship Director of Music Ministry Chris Roque Campus Safety Ken Lance School Principal Michael Muir School Office Manager Louise Lance School Office Assistant Linda Schmidt School Bookkeeper Pauline Diaz Consultative School Board Michael Di Paolo PTO - Parent Teacher Organization Milana McDermott, PTO President ADESTE (After School Program) Mrs. Jimenez Project Manager/Maintenance: Fred Balsz
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION RCIA-Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults and SRE (Sunday School) Jonette Mauch ..... .............. 670-2243 Confirmation Michael Gasparro .. …………. 670-2243 Infant Baptism Fred & Esmeralda Balsz .... 679-9119
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