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EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
MONDAY-WEDNESDAY
8:00AM-9:00PM THURSDAY
5:00PM-8:00PM FRIDAY
8:00AM-12:00PM
CONFESSION
Saturday 3:00PM-3:45PM
MASS TIMES MONDAY 7:30AM
(COMMUNION SERVICE) TUESDAY-FRIDAY
7:30AM SATURDAY 4:00PM SUNDAY 8:00AM 10:00AM
12:00PM
Office Hours
MONDAY-FRIDAY 9:00AM-5:00PM
SATURDAY 9:00AM-1:00PM
SUNDAY 9:00AM-1:30PM
355 E. Champlain Drive Fresno, CA 93730
559.434.7701 Fax. 559.434.7734
WEBSITE www.holyspiritfresno.org
EMAIL [email protected]
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TWITTER Twitter.com/hsfresno
BULLETIN NOTICES [email protected]
FACEBOOK Facebook.com/holyspiritfresno
Sixth Sunday of Easter MAY 6, 2018
It was not you who chose me, but I who chose you and appointed you to go and
bear fruit. — John 15:16
TUESDAY MAY 8
WEDNESDAY MAY 9
THURSDAY MAY 10
FRIDAY MAY 11
SATURDAY MAY 12
SUNDAY MAY 13 8:00AM
10:00AM
12:00PM
The Sanctuary Light From May 8-May 14, 2018
Is in loving memory of Helena Mele
By Jim & Debbie Mele
HOLY SPIRIT– VOLUME 29 EDITION 18 PAGE 2 MAY 6, 2018
Estelle Braun By Ron & Llane Lemos Steven Forestiere By Terry & Linda Scambray Cory Peck By Ken & Amy Lazarus Fr. Michael Birchfield By Maria & Italo Stanziale Rev. Michael Birchfield By Mary Forestiere Steven Forestiere By Fred & Betty Ann Ganssle Matthew Ganssle By Sheila Mastro Special Intention of Staff Members of Sky View Home Care By Tom & Cora Tocino Margaret Harris By Pete & Patty Marquez Henrietta Strimaitis By Hector & Sandy Huerta Rosalba Sifuentes By Mark & Suenell Tordini Special Intention of 48th Wedding Anniversary of Soledad & Domingo Abella Margi Harris By The Todd Wilson Family Mary Salazar By The Holy Spirit Staff Intention of Parishioners Doris Ventresca By Rick & Antoinette Breadmont
MAY 2018
EVANGELIZATION: THE MISSION OF THE LAITY
That the lay faithful may fulfill their specific mission, by responding with creativity to the challenges that
face the world today.
MASS INTENTIONS
PLEASE WELCOME HOLY SPIRIT’S
NEWEST PARISHIONERS:
Verushka Adrianzen Genevieve Rose Grace David & Sue Thomas
Ruben, Yolanda, Katlynn & Brielle Cota Fay Agustin, Astrid, Emilianio, Ernesto & Isabella Rubio
Kather Coll Ana Marie Flores
Kervin, Amelia & Ashley Maine Aterroado Louis & Rosemary Janis
Dewayne, Kristy, Rylan, Famie & Zachary Zinkin Sonya Sidhu
Michael. Elyse & Kira Murphy Robert, Jury & Gaia Berkhout
Judy Derdek Julissa Brambila
Salvador Sr. & Salvador Jr. Acosta
Summer Hours Beginning
Monday, May29th To September 4th
MONDAY-FRIDAY 8:00AM-4:00PM
SATURDAY
9:00AM-1:00pm SUNDAY
9:00AM-1:30pm
Please pray for the recently deceased:
John Gereau Barbara Soares
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MSGR. PATRICK MCCORMICK, PASTOR
REV. JOE HEFFERNAN
ASSISTING PRIEST, RETIRED
MRS. LINDA FIERRO BUSINESS MANAGER, EXT. 102
MRS. PATTY MARQUEZ
PARISH SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST, EXT. 101
MS. ESTHER AQUINO BOOKKEEPER, EXT. 106
MRS. SHEILA MASTRO
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, EXT.103
MS. ROSE MERCADO WEEKEND STAFF, EXT. 101
MS. MARY PEREZ
WEEKEND STAFF, EXT. 101
MR. BOB LOUTHERBACK FACILITIES MANAGER
392-7673 MR. BILL HEISDORF
LITURGY/MUSIC DIRECTOR
434-7708 LIFE TEEN/EDGE
MRS. MARTHA PERRY
YOUTH MINISTER, EXT. 111
MRS. FRANCIE MANZANARES ASSISTANT YM, EXT. 112
434-3522 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
MRS. KATE MALLAM
DIRECTOR RELIGIOUS ED. EXT. 109 SAFE ENVIRONMENT COORDINATOR [email protected]
MS. KRISTI DEAN
BULLETIN EDITOR, EXT. 110 ASST. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
[email protected] [email protected]
434-7701 PARISH STAFF
OUR MISSION is to be a Spirit-filled community of love, challenging people to pro-
claim the good news of Christ’s salvation to the world. We seek to foster
and promote a life pleasing to God through prayer and Sacramental ministry. We
are called to nurture spiritual growth, build our lives on Gospel values and to reach out to the poor
and hurting.
Parish Outreach Update
The May 13 Parish Outreach Basket-in-Hand Collection is dedicated to Get On The Bus in honor of Mother’s Day. Get on the Bus is a program of The Center for Restorative Justice Works, a non-profit organization that unites
children and families separated by the consequences of crime.
An annual event, Get on the Bus offers free transportation for the children and their
caregivers to the prison. Each child is provided a travel bag, a photo with their parent, and meals for
the day. On the trip home, a teddy bear with a letter from their parent and post-event counseling.
Regular parental visits are essential to the welfare of children, incarcerated men and women, and the society as a whole. Children who have r
egular parent visits demonstrate better emotional and social adjustment, as well as a lower degree
of juvenile delinquency. Their parents demonstrate lower rates of recidivism and higher rates of family
reunification upon release. The Holy Spirit Parish Outreach Committee would
like to express our thanks for your continued prayers and support for those in need, including the children left behind that become the silent
victims of crime.
CHANGE 4 BABIES
Pick up the bottle on Mother’s Day. Fill the bottle with change. Fill out the information tag. Return the bottle by Father’s Day.
All donations go towards providing free pregnancy-related
services to those on our community.
Mother’s Day Corsages
Orchid corsages will be available in the plaza next weekend on Mother’s Day for a
suggested donation of $9.00. All funds support our local Right to Life organization
and their on-going pro-life educational ministries in our community.
This is a way for you to say, “Thanks Mom, for life.”
Msgr. McCormick will be will be speaking
about Our Blessed Mother Mary and how she is a model for all mothers.
Refreshments will be provided. Email us at [email protected]
or look us up on Facebook.
Join us as we reflect a gist that lasts...Mothers.
YOUTH MINISTRY
Martha Perry, Youth Minister 559.434.7708 Ext.111 [email protected]
Francie Manzanares, Asst. Youth Minister 559.434.7708 Ext 112 [email protected]
YOUTH MINISTRY CALENDAR 5.06 12-330 pm Life Teen Mass Life Teen/Edge (Final 2017-180 5.19 5-7 pm SSD Fundraiser Dinner Many people at the time of Jesus related to God as a slave, or as a servant might relate to his or her master. They wanted to make God happy in order to avoid punishment. There was little to no love in their relationship with God. Is there anyone is your life you view as a master, or an authority figure, lacking love? A bad teacher or coach, a difficult boss, a mom, dad, aunt, or uncle that acts out of their own woundedness? Jesus, in His ministry and saving death, came to show us that God is not a slave driver, but rather a loving Father, and we are His children. While a slave can be beaten into submission, a son or daughter can be raised. How do you view God? Is God raising you? Are you a growing member of the family of God? Or is God your slave master making you do things that you do not want to do? How could you be better at relating to God as Father? A father is someone we go to for advice. A father is someone who provides for us. Try asking God for advice. Try thanking God for what He has provided for you. Try approaching God, in faith, asking for what you need. If the authority figures in your life have disappointed you, let God heal that wound and step in as a good Father.
Would a slave master die saving his slaves? A good father would and this is exactly what God does for us; He dies so we might live.
CAN YOU HELP? We are still in need of silent auction items and dessert auction items for our fundraiser dinner on May 19. We truly appreciate all the cash donations we’ve received, but need these other items as well. How about a garden basket or such for the silent auction? Or, a cake, etc. for the dessert auction (that doesn’t need refrigeration)? If you can’t do anything else, please pray for the success of our fundraiser. All funds go toward sending 112 people to Steubenville San Diego this year on July 27-29. Thank you for your consideration! Registration is now open for high school Confirmation for the 2018-2019 school year. Forms are available on our website. Classes will start on August 26.
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We are in need of Adorers of the Blessed Sacrament for
Monday 9AM-10AM, Tuesday 8AM-9AM & Wednesday 2PM-3PM. If you can volunteer for any of these holy hours,
please contact Daena at 299-1480.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES & FIVE RESTAURANT Tuesday, May 22nd
A benefit for those in need. Tickets: $75 which includes an appetizer, salad, entrée & dessert, plus tax
and gratuity. $50 goes directly to Catholic Charities programs. Seating is limited. Advance purchase tickets and reservations are required.
For Tickets: Call Ashlee Wolf 237-0851 or email [email protected]. Once tickets are purchased, call Five Restaurant at 434-5553
to reserve a table.
THIS WEEK AHEAD 7:30AM Communion Service in Church 8:00AM Adora on in Chapel 6:30PM Bible Study in Rm 5/6 7:00PM Healing Ministry in Church
6:45AM AA in Rm 2 7:30AM Mass in Church 8:00AM Adora on in Chapel 8:00PM AA in Rm 20
7:30AM Mass in Church 8:00AM Adora on in Chapel 9:00AM Bible Study in Rm 5/6 5:00PM Children’s Choir in Church 6:00PM Legion of Mary in Rm 4 6:30PM Adult Choir in Church 7:00PM Healing Ministry Rm 5/6 8:00PM AA in Rm 3/4
7:30AM Mass in Church 8:00AM Adora on in Chapel 9:00AM Bible Study in Rm 7 11:45AM AA in Rm 7 5:00PM Youth Choir in Church 6:30PM RCIA in Rm 5/6 6:30PM Stephen Ministers in Rm 7 6:30PM Life Teen Band in Church
7:30AM Mass in Church 8:00AM Cenacles of Mary in Church 1:30PM Cenacles of Mary in Rm 7 5:00PM Adora on in Chapel 6:00PM Knights of Columbus In Hall 6:00PM Echoes of Faith in Rm 3/4 7:00PM Music in Church 7:00PM Men’s Club in Hall
OUTREACH BASKET IN HAND COLLECTION 8:00AM Mass in Church 10:00AM Mass in Church 10:00AM Children’s Liturgy in Rm 2 12:00PM Mass in Church 5:30PM AA in Rm 7
OUTREACH BASKET IN HAND COLLECTION 9:00AM Mom’s Group in Hall 3:00PM Confession in Church 4:00PM Mass in Church 5:00PM Bap sms in Churcb
LECTORS 4:00PM Jackie Sterios, Elaine Thorpe 8:00AM Al Owen, Mary Lu Owen 10:00AM Jerry McMenamin, Cheryl Sarkisian EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS 4:00PM Darlene Hoffmann, Stephen Kutz, Cristina Serrano, Cathy Booey, Rick Hoffmann, Sally Aschenbrenner, Mary Keitz, Meredith Booey 8:00AM Riki Donaghy, Paul Donaghy, Myrna Bolger-Taul, Ligaya Elizondo, Mark Grant, Daena Forestiere, Elnalie Ureta, Janet Prieto, Fern Fox 10:00AM Mary Forestiere, Pat Johnson, John McDougal, Jason Montgomery, Debra Rich, Virginia Saba, Mark McKeon, Penny Poage, Maricelle Gamad, Cindy Ferinandi, Shamilla Fernandez 12:00PM Linda Fierro, Elvira Aban, Bernie Bardsley, Lety Castaneda, Steve Ramirez, Debbie O’Biren, Jacqueline Graveline, Alice Kim ALTAR SERVERS 4:00PM Matthew Carbonell, Lauren Livorsi, Stephen Le, Enrick Manansala 8:00AM Giancarlo & Justinclay Aduana, Stephen Ureta, Michael Coello 10:00AM Sofia, Victoria & Carlos Alvarez, Jack Lucas, Jack Driskill 12:00PM Molly & Emma Muscato, Cade Dacosta, Matthew Cereno USHERS 4:00PM Robert Smith, John Obrist, Rick Hoffmann, Bill Rittore, Jim Finnegan, Mike Davis, Ray Garcia 8:00AM John Eastwood, Hector Huerta, Paul Ringel, Mike Fox, Malcolm Ross, Jeff Smith, John Cardoza, Bob Taul, Robby Robinson 10:00AM Tom Roberts, Dennis Allen, Robin Sagle, Cecilio Barrera, Rod Olguin, Richard Soliz, Omar Ruiz 12:00PM Michael Trevino, Miguel Morales, Brian Le, Gilmore Agatep, Dan Conniff, Ed Yalung, Jimmy Ancheta, Philip Ogbeide, Ed Sardisco, Jonathan Sardisco LAS 4:00PM STEVE HUDEC 8:00AM YOSHI ASANUMA 10:00AM MICHAEL LAWSON 12:00PM PETE MARQUEZ
PAGE 6 MAY 6, 2018 Please join us on Mondays this summer...
FULFILLED UNCOVERING THE BIBLICAL FOUNDATIONS OF
CATHOLICISM- PART 1
“Fulfilled” explores the biblical roots of the Catholic Faith. It uncovers God’s consistent
design for our worship of Him and His relationship with Us. Learn how the Old Testament Tabernacle can be used as a blueprint for the Catholic Faith and how Jesus fulfilled it in the New Testament.
Part 1 focuses on the elements found in the outer sanctuary of the Tabernacle and how they
connect to the liturgical calendar, the priesthood, purgatory, baptism & more.
MONDAY, JUNE 18TH (8 WEEKS)
6:30PM in the Hall Cost: $25 Call the Religious Education
Office at 434-3522 to sign up.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Acts 16:11-15; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Jn 15:26 — 16:4a Tuesday: Acts 16:22-34; Ps 138:1-3, 7c-8; Jn 16:5-11 Wednesday: Acts 17:15, 22 — 18:1; Ps 148:1-2, 11-14; Jn 16:12-15 Thursday: Acts 1:1-11; Ps 47:2-3, 6-9; Eph 1:17-23 or Eph 4:1-13 [1-7, 11-13]; Mk 16:15-20 (for Ascension); otherwise Acts 18:1-8; Ps 98:1-4; Jn 16:16-20 Friday: Acts 18:9-18; Ps 47:2-7; Jn 16:20-23 Saturday: Acts 18:23-28; Ps 47:2-3, 8-10; Jn 16:23b-28 Sunday: Acts 1:15-17, 20a, 20c-26; Ps 103:1-2, 11-12, 19-20; 1 Jn 4:11-16; Jn 17:11b-19; or, for Ascension, Acts 1:1-11; Ps 47:2-3, 6-9; Eph 1:17- 23 or Eph 4:1-13 [1-7, 11-13]; Mk 16:15-20
APRIL 29,2018
COLLECTION: $24,520.00 COUNTER/MAIL: $1,515.00 ONLINE: $1,761.00 ATTENDANCE: 2,345 BISHOP’S ANNUAL APPEAL COLLECTION: $8,159.00
The Holy Spirit Council 16185 of the
Knights of Columbus would like to thank all the parishioners that helped make our
3rd Annual Seminarian Dinner Fundraiser a huge success. Thanks to your generosity, each of the twenty seminarians in our Diocese will be
getting a $1,000 check before the new academic year in September.
On behalf of the Holy Spirit Men’s Club, I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who attended and participated in this year’s Italian Dinner. This is the largest social event for our parish. It now takes many, many hours
of food preparation, setting up the Hall and other behind-the-scenes work to carry out what turned out to
be a great event for our parishioners and friends. Much appreciation and thanks go out to Life Teen, ICF, the Women’s Guild, Knights of Columbus, Men’s Club,
and others who donated their valuable time, effort, skills of many kinds and superb auction items.
The intention of the dinner is to make it an evening for fellowship and to just have a good old time.
We thank you for your support and attendance. The Holy Spirit Men’s Club hopes to see you again at
next year’s dinner, which will be on Sunday, March 3rd. Please save the date! Volunteers will be needed again for next year’s event, so please consider helping out
in ANY way you can! Thank you very much!
Sincerely, Mike Pappace: Event Chairperson
INQUIRY
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is a 2-part process. Part one is Inquiry, which is a time to ask questions and learn all about the Catholic faith.
Completion is required to begin RCIA in September & be brought into the church at the Easter Vigil in 2019.
Inquiry begins on May 30th and meets
on Wednesdays at 6:30PM in Room 7.
Please call the Religious Education Office at 434-3522 to sign up or if you would like
more information.
CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS Holy Spirit Church #015655 355 E. Champlain Drive Fresno, CA 93720 TELEPHONE 559 434-7701 CONTACT PERSON Kristi Dean EMAIL: [email protected] SOFTWARE MSPublisher 2010 Adobe Acrobat XI Windows 7 TRANSMISSION TIME Tuesday 5:00 SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION May 6, 2018 NUMBER OF PAGES SENT 1 through 6 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
