Eucharistic Adoration Chapel Monday - Thursday 9:00 am - 6:30 pm

Parish Center Office Hours Monday - Thursday 8:30 am - 6:30 pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday By appointment only

Confessions Saturday 8:30 am & 3:30 pm

THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 1, 2018

8:00 am 12:10 pm

8:00 am & 5:00 pm 8:00 am,10:00 am & 5:00 pm

12 Noon

Mass Times Monday, Wednesday & Friday Tuesday & Thursday Saturday Sunday Sunday (Spanish)

Latin Mass Sunday 1:30pm

Reflection Corner Wherever Jesus went he was sought out by indi-viduals and crowds and no wonder - Jesus had power; power to feed the hungry, power to restore sight and hearing, power to cure the crippled, to set the demon-possessed free, power over wind and sea, power to forgive sin, and power to raise the dead. Jesus had power to set us free from the two realities which we humans most fear - suffering and death. Today again the Gospel insists on the milling crowds. They sought him out and pressed closely round him, each eager to get close enough to secure some blessing from this astonishing Teacher and Healer. A synagogue official desperate for his daughter’s welfare and a woman suffering a hemorrhage succeed in reaching the Lord. These two represent each one of us while the crowds represent the whole of poor, strug-gling, helpless humanity. Jairus is in an awful predicament. He is braver than the woman and approaches Jesus directly. His daughter is about to die. Aren’t we all? Both suffering and death entered the world because mankind, through the temptation of the devil, turned away from God and this turning away had dire consequences, one of the worst of which was that we refuse to take responsibility for our sin. So we blame everyone except ourselves. We accuse God of failing us because he doesn't just simply take it all away, make it all better, fix it, which, of course, is precisely what he has done and in a way which wonderfully satisfies both mercy and jus-tice. Jesus took upon himself the very scourge we our-selves brought into the world through Original Sin. He took upon himself suffering and death and made them a path to eternal life for those who follow his steps. In other words, the very suffering and death which led to our ultimate destruction now leads to eternal life - but we have to believe! This is what is so singular about Jairus and the woman with the hemorrhage – they both really believe. In fact, the power of their faith stands in stark contrast

to their powerlessness over the circumstances of their lives. It is this faith which touches Jesus and moves him to grant their wishes. The miracles of Jesus never failed to astonish the crowds and made them even more eager to be near him. For us, who read of these miracles our faith in the Lord grows too. For us they are signs, signs of what is awaiting our faith when we reach our heavenly home-land. His earthly miracles were meant precisely to teach us to believe that the same wonders would one day, unfailingly, be worked for us. Jesus invites us to a faith which transcends pre-sent suffering and future death. He invites us to the peace and joy of total faith in a future which is in his loving hands. No matter what we may suffer, even death, he invites us, not to fear, but to rejoice and trust in him.

- Father Thomas Rosica, CSB

St. Anthony Church 215 Lomita St., El Segundo CA 90245

(310) 322-4392 Fax: (310) 322-0797 www.stanthonyes.com Visit us on Facebook

Safeguarding the Children: Joan Viena (213) 637-7227 Victims Assistance Ministry: Suzanne Healy (213) 637-7650

Archdiocesan Vocation Director: Rev. Stephen Davoren (213) 637-7755

WEEKLY CALENDAR

Sunday, July 1st Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Peter’s Pence Collection 1:30 pm Low Latin Mass

Monday, July 2nd Parish Center and Adoration Chapel Open 7:00 pm Bible Study Class – Parish Center

Tuesday, July 3rd Parish Center and Adoration Chapel Open 12:10pm Mid-day Mass 6:30 pm Legion of Mary-Parish Center 7:00 pm Fatima Group - Holy Hour -Chapel 7:00 pm Pre-Baptism Class - English - PC

Wednesday, July 4th Happy 4th of July! Parish Office and Adoration Chapel Closed 6:00 pm Lectio Divina - Church

Thursday, July 5th Parish Center and Adoration Chapel Open 12:10pm Mid-day Mass 6:30 pm Eucharistic Adoration for Priests - Church 7:30 pm Grupo Hispano - Church 7:00 pm RCIA - Parish Center

Friday, July 6th Adoration Chapel & Parish Center Closed 8:00 am Mass After Mass - Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Adoration 3:00 pm Benediction

Saturday, July 7th 9:00 am & 3:30 pm Confessions - Church

Pastor: Rev. Robert Victoria (ext. 441)

Deacon: Benjamin Ramos

Director of Religious Education:

Mr. Timothy K. Rodrick, O.P. (ext. 444)

Pastoral Council Chairperson: Ricky Labayen (310) 416-1477

Finance Council Chairperson: David Bohline

Bookstore & Gift Shop Manager: Gemma Flores (ext. 202)

Hall Rental Manager: Kathy Hankawa (310) 365-9127

School: Jill Deranian, Principal (310) 322-4218 (ext. 110)

School Secretary: Naima Elfarissi (ext. 111)

Preschool: Rose Aguayo, Director (424) 277-1702

Business Manager : Abner Espanola (ext. 442)

Secretary: Elizabeth Swenson (ext. 440)

Office Assistants: Mary Baum, Gemma Flores &

Sonia Carbajal (ext. 440)

Maintenance: George Cadena (ext. 440)

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You changed my mourning into dancing; O Lord, my God, forever

will I give you thanks.

-Psalm 30:13

Peter’s Pence Collection Sunday, July 1st 2018

Pope Benedict XVI once shared that “it is necessary above all that every person be motivated by the au-thentic spirit of peace, to be implored ever anew in prayer and to be lived in daily relations in every envi-ronment.” Peter’s Pence collection gives us the chance to unite in solidarity with the Holy Father and the faithful worldwide. This weekend our diocese will take up the Peter’s Pence Collection, which provides the Holy Fa-ther to carry out emergency assistance and aid to the most disadvantaged around the world. The proceeds will benefit: victims of war, oppression and natural dis-asters. Please be generous in the collection and help cast the peace of Christ upon the world. Envelopes can be found at the entrances of the Church.

First Friday– July 6th is First Friday and we will have mass at 8 am. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament will take place after the 8:00 am mass in the church. Benediction will take place at 3:00 pm. Let us be generous with our time in spending time in ado-ration and in contemplation of our Lord. If you would like to spend one hour before the Blessed Sacrament, please call Marian Goyette at (310) 322-7367.

Happy Fourth of July!

Please Pray

SATURDAY June 30 8:00 am Celine Luper (PI) & Yolanda Sanchez (PI) 5:00pm Edward Alario (D) & Maria Andreu (D)

SUNDAY July 1 8:00 am Donna Scaltrito (PI) 10:00 am Rev. Robert Victoria (PI) 12:00pm Carmen Perez (PI) 1:30pm For all Parishioners 5:00pm The Masted Family (PI)

MONDAY July 2 8:00 am Holy Souls in Purgatory and Victor Valdez Sr. (D)

TUESDAY July 3 12:10 pm Rosemary Maynard (D) & Vincent Howard (D)

WEDNESDAY July 4 8:00 am Rev. Robert Victoria (PI)

THURSDAY July 5 12:10pm Clement Heroux (D)

FRIDAY July 6 8:00 am Reparation for Abortion & Respect for all Life

SATURDAY July 7 8:00 am Robert Perez & Brothers (PI) 5:00pm Pat & Jim Kidwell (D) and Paul Kidwell (D)

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St. Anthony Church Mission Statement: We the St. Anthony community, blessed with diversity in culture and traditions, unite ourselves to the Real Presence of Jesus in the Holy Eucharist. We commit ourselves to live out the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ through prayer, service, and actions.

Soledad Barba, Phillip Berretta, Robert Blackstock, Joyce Bohline, Shirley Caldwell, Teresa Calderon, Eva & Roberto Canales, Valerie Carpio, Teresita Clemente, Mapamor Constantino, Gertrudes Dacquel, Dean Davis, Dylan and Dorothy Doukakis, Betty Domschot, Juan Antonio Duran, Cora & Howard Fausto, Graciela Fernandez, Ken Fleming, Liset Garro, Maria Garcia, Rose Garcia, Rose Gibilterra, Pauline Grasso, Marie Gutierrez, Joe Guzman, Michael Hawkins, Elena Hernandez, Roger Heroux, Joshua Jimenez, Meryl Kari, Margaret Kriens, JoAnn Krisky, Stanley, Michalina Kubek, Anna Lade, Harry Langdon, Alice Lipinski, Celine Luper, Majella McIntyre, Susan McGarry, Michelle McManus, Eduardo Mendoza, Grace Mercado, Margaret Moran, Kate Nugent, Dorota Poproch, Josefina Rigalva, Hector Rodriguez, Joe Rosenbury, Maria Martha Salazar, Maria Serrano, John Snyder, Anne Schuman, Maralyn Swenson, Keith Storm, Jeanne Tho-mas, Jerry Tomic, Ester Troxel, Aurelia Valdez, Eva Lily Valdez, Elena Victoria, Elizabeth Webster, Christopher Wheeler, Pennye Wilder, Christie Wood, Nik Woods.

News from the Religious Education Office

Did you know that there are very, very few employment opportunities today if you only have a second grade education? Now think about your child’s religious future if they only have a second grade education! Many parents think that once their child has received First Holy Communion Reli-gious Education is no longer needed. That idea is false. Children need to continue with their religious education every year, just like they take Math and Eng-lish every year in school. Registration forms are avail-able in the back of the church and in the Parish Offices. Registration through July 15th is only $75.00 per year.

Teen Confirmation

Our Confirmation Program is a two year program that assists in the development of teenag-ers into mature, responsible, Catholic adults, ready to live their faith in the world. Candidates need to be regis-tered and have attended a Religious Education classes within the last year, pass a Catholic Faith assessment or take a Basic Faith Workshop. Please visit our webpage at: stanthonyesconfirmation.shutterfly.com

or call the Parish Center for more information.

Pilgrimage and Retreat to the Holy Land November 23 - December 2, 2018

Fr. Robert Victoria - Chaplain

Join Fr. Robert on a spiritual journey to Jerusalem, Be-thelehem, Nazareth, Galilee, Jericho, Tiberias, Judea and Netanya. We will travel through Holy Land as the Bible comes alive while we walk the homeland of Je-sus. We will visit Caesarea, the capital of the ancient Rome where St. Peter preached, we will drive to Cana in Galilee, where couples renew their marriage vows; we will visit Nazareth for Mass at the An-nunciation Church; we will enjoy a scenic boat ride across the See of Galilee. We will visit Mt. of Olives for a spec-tacular view of Jerusalem; we will visit the Chapel of Ascension where Jesus ascended into Heaven. We will visit the Garden of Gethsemane and Carmel. For a bro-chure and registration form, please call the Parish cen-ter or talk to Fr. Robert. Make your dream come true.

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News from the Office of Respect Life

Pregnancy Help Center “In time when I was scared and confused, you made me feel cared about. I don’t know what I would have done without you. This child is such a blessing.”

Pregnancy Help Center (310) 787-4357 - 24-hour help line

Ongoing CASE Collection

St. Anthony Church continues its ongoing CASE (Community Alliance to Support and Empower) Drive for all those families in need

in our community. Some families receive a small monetary aid to help with utilities bills. CASE’s hope is to keep these families in their home and not become homeless. Items needed in their food pantry include: canned meat foods (chicken and tuna), canned soups, spaghetti sauce, pasta, canned fruits, cookies, crackers, fruit juices, toilet paper, shampoo, toothpaste, soap, tissues/Kleenex, and cleaning supplies, dish soaps, laundry detergent, Comet, Lysol, etc....Bins for your donated items can be found at the entrance of the Church.

News from St. Anthony School:

Registration Enrollment for the school year 2018-19 is open for Grades K-thru 8th . If you are looking for a small class size, a strong aca-demic training in a safe school environment while your children are being formed in the Catholic faith, then St. Anthony School is right for you. Enroll now so that your child’s seat can be reserved. We offer financial assis-tance as well as very affordable after school day care. Please come to our school, and register your child at St. Anthony School, 233 Lomita Street, El Segundo, CA 90245 –saselsegundo.org or call 310-322-4218 to schedule a tour.

Sponsorship of St. Anthony Students If you wish to sponsor one or more students of St. An-thony School, please contact Fr. Robert at 310-322-4392 extension 411. Your generous gift and assistance to the future of our beloved children whose families are in need of your help are timeless treasure and would truly be rewarded by God now and in eternity. God bless you.

SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN Did you Know?

Teach children to be safe in the water this summer Drowning is the second leading cause of death for people ages 5-24. Families need to talk to their children about safe habits to use whenever they go to the pool or beach. Children should never go in the water if they don’t know how to swim, and should never swim alone or without a life-guard present. For parents, avoiding distractions is critical when supervising swimming children. For more tips, visit us at https://www.nsc.org/home-safety/tools-resources/seasonal-safety/drowning.

Summer Rummage Sale Saturday, July 21st & Sunday, July 22nd 2018

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Please donate your second hand treasures to our Summer Annual Rummage Sale! Donations must be in good, usable and working condi-tion. We accept just about anything stored in your closets, cupboards, kitchen, garage, yard, drawers, and attic! Books and Christmas decora-tions too. Bring your donations to O’Grady Hall begin-ning Tuesday, July 17th through Friday, July 20th from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. Volunteers are needed to help sort and price the donated items, to help set up and to help on the days of the sale. If you can help please contact the parish office.

Save the Date! 40 Hours Adoration & 4th Marian Conference - Saturday, August 11th 2018

Save the date for our 4th Annual Marian Conference scheduled for Saturday, August 11th in the Parish Hall. Please plan on joining us for a day of prayer, confer-ences, Mass and fellowship. Some of our guest speak-ers are Fr. Stan Fortuna and Jesse Romero of the “Jesse and Terry Show”. For our annual 40 Hour Devo-tion to Pray for Priestly Vocations, we will begin on Fri-day, August 10th at 9:00 am in the Parish Center Eu-charistic Chapel and run continuously until Sunday, Au-gust 12th. We will end with Benediction in the Church at 7:45am.

RCIA/Adult Faith Formation

Are you someone or do you know someone who would like to become Catholic? The RCIA is a proc-ess of conversion that provides faith formation, spiritual enrichment and preparation of the sacraments of initia-tion. We meet every other Thursday at 7:00pm in the Parish Center during the summer months. Please give us a call at (310) 322-4392 Ext 444.

Sacristans We are in need of sacristans for all our masses. Would you like to serve the Lord and help the church with the preparation of the liturgical books, setting up the chalice and ciboria, light the candles and carry the processional cross? Are you willing to share your time and talent in our Eucharistic celebrations? If you are interested in helping us in this ministry, please contact us at the Par-ish Center (310) 322-4392 Ext 440.

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Mensaje para Reflexionar La Parroquia de San Antonio Nuestra Misión:

Nosotros, la comunidad de San Antonio, bendecidos con diversidad en cultura y tradiciones, nos unimos a la presencia real de Jesús en la Sagrada Eucaristía. Nos comprometemos a vivir y enseñar la palabra de nuestro señor Jesucristo por medio de nuestra oración, servicio y acciones.

Protegiendo a los Niños Sabia usted?

Enseñe a sus hijos a tener seguri-dad en el agua este Verano Ahogarse es la segunda razón de muerte de personas entre las edades de 5 y 24 años. Las familias deben hablar con sus hijos sobre hábitos de seguridad a usarse cuando ellos estén cerca de una alberca o en la playa. Los niños jamás deben ir al agua si no saben nadar, y jamás de-ben nadar solos o sin un salvavidas presente. Para los padres de familia, es muy importante evitar distraccio-nes cuando supervisen niños que estén nadando. Para más consejos por favor diríjase a nuestra pagina de web: https://www.nsc.org/home-safety/tools-resources/seasonal-safety/drowning.

Noticias de la Oficina de Educación Religiosa El programa de Educación Religiosa de la Iglesia de San Antonio tiene como finalidad ayudar a nuestros niños a re-conocer la presencia de Dios en su vi-das y aprender quien es Jesucristo a través de la guía del Espíritu Santo. Estas clases de catecismo o Educación Religiosa les ayudara a seguir los caminos de Jesucristo a través de las enseñanzas de la Iglesia Católica. Ofrecemos cla-ses de Catecismo para los niños desde kindergarten hasta 8° Grado en Ingles. .

Confirmación Nuestro Programa de confirmación para jóvenes es un programa de preparación de dos años que ayuda a los jóvenes a desarrollarse como Católicos responsa-bles y maduros, listos para vivir su fe en este mundo. Nuestras matriculas para el año 2018-2019 han comenzado. Por favor regístrese en Shutter-fly.

stanthonyesconfirmation.shutterfly.com

Los milagros de Jesús confirman su personalidad divina. Sólo Dios tiene poder sobre la salud y la enfer-medad, sobre la vida y la muerte y sobre los elementos de la naturaleza. Sólo Dios es el dueño de la vida. Los milagros de Jesús son reflejo de la bondad y el amor de Dios que sale al encuentro de las necesida-des espirituales y materiales de los hombres. A su vez, son camino de salvación para que el hombre se en-cuentre con Cristo. Es el caso de Jairo y de la mujer hemorroísa. Jairo es un jefe de la sinagoga, se postra a los pies de Jesús rogándole con insistencia: Mi niña está en las últimas; ven, pon las manos sobre ella para que se cure y viva. Jairo pide el don la vida para su hija que, mientras tanto ha muerto. Jesús pide fe a Jairo: No temas, basta que tengas fe. Jesús va a la casa de Jairo y al contemplar el dolor de los presentes entró en la casa donde estaba la niña, la cogió de la mano y le dijo: Talitha qumi ( que signifi-ca: contigo hablo, niña, levántate) La niña se puso en pie inmediatamente y echó a andar y le dieron de co-mer. Sucede, igualmente, con la mujer que sufre de hemorragia. Se acerca a Jesús con fe sencilla, toca el borde del manto de Jesús y queda curada: Hija, tu fe te ha curado. Vete en paz y con salud. Jesús es Dios, dueño de la vida, que confirma su poder sobre la muerte. Nosotros nos acercamos a Je-sús y le pedimos con fe que nos libre de la muerte del pecado y nos dé la vida eterna, que nos salve. Y expe-rimentamos que Jesús nos dice: tu fe te ha curado. Te devuelvo el don de la vida. No peques más. Jesús nos da la vida, nos protege, y nos acompa-ña a través del duro caminar de esta vida terrenal. Pongamos toda nuestra Fe en Él, y Él nos dará los que nos hace falta.

- Padre Rogelio Salazar

La voluntad del pueblo es el unico cimiento legitimo que puede tener un gobierno, y nuestro primer objetivo tiene que ser garantizar la libre expression de esa vol-untad.

Tomas Jefferson

St. Anthony Catholic Church 720 E Grand Ave, El Segundo, CA 90245 Phone: (310) 322-4392

Preached by Fr . Wolfgang Seitz

of the Order of Canons Regular of the Holy Cross and Opus Sanctorum Angelorum

Following conferences on Wednesday: Possibility to apply for the formation year towards the Con-secration to the Guardian Angel. Those who intend to apply for the formation year should partici-pate in all 3 days, if possible. Pope Benedict XVI stated in a homily: “The Angels speak to man of what constitutes his true being, of what in his life is so often concealed and buried. They bring him back to himself, touching him on God's behalf.”

Opus Sanctorum Angelorum is a public association of the faithful. Besides the general teachings on the spiritual life, the Opus Angelorum has the special mission to promote the awareness of the powerful presence and help of the Holy Angels in our spiritual lives. The movement is especially supports priests and spreads a Church approved Consecration to the Holy Angels. For more info visit our website: www.opusangelorum.org

Don’t miss this opportunity to grow in love for God,

the Blessed Mother and your Guardian Angel!

website: www.opusangelorum.org email: contact@opusangelorum.org tel. (330) 969-9900

Conference Topics:

Monday: The trial of the Angels and the Battle over the Human Family Tuesday: The Angel of Fatima and the Mission of Our Guardian Angel Wednesday: Take Mary into your Heart!

PPaarrisishh MMissioissionn AugAug 1313--1515 ,, 20120188

Monday, August 13 through Wednesday, August 15, 2018 Monday, Aug 13 Morning: 8:00am Mass; 8:30am Talk Evening: 6:30pm Mass; 7:00pm Talk Tuesday, Aug 14 Morning: 12:10pm Mass; 12:40am Talk Evening: 6:30pm Mass; 7:15pm Talk Wednesday, Aug 15 Morning: 8:00am Mass; 8:45am Talk Evening: 6:30pm Mass; 7:30pm Talk