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NOVEMBER 8, 2015 32nd Sunday Ordinary Time
Parish Office/Mailing: 926 S. Detroit Street, Los Angeles, CA 90036 Rectory: 922 S. Detroit Street, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Telephone (323) 930-5976 Fax (323) 297-7677 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cathedralchapel.org
CONTACT US:
CHURCH ADDRESS: 923 S. LA BREA AVENUE
LOS ANGELES CA 90036
SCHEDULE OF MASSES
Sunday | 8:00am, 10:00am & 12:00pm Saturday | 8:30am, 5:00pm (Vigil) Weekday | 9:00am (Monday-Friday) Wednesday | 6:30pm
Holy Day | 9:00am, 7:00pm Vigil of Holy Day | 7:00pm First Friday Adoration | 9:30am-1:00pm
SACRAMENTS Confession: *1:00 - 1:30 PM, Sunday Baptism: Fourth Sunday of the month Matrimony: Six months’ notice required in advanced for marriage preparation. Appointments available for private Baptism, Funeral, Quinceañera. Please call to schedule your event. *(Confession schedule is subject to change without notice. Thank you.)
First Communion: 3:45 PM Wednesday Confirmation: 11:00 AM Sunday RCIA: 7:00 PM Monday
We are all called to SUPPORT one another. We have been EMPOWERED by God through the sacrament of baptism to REACH beyond and within ourselves
to be with others, and to VALUE one another without any prejudice or distinction and to EVANGELIZE the Good News of Jesus.
Retreat Rates:
Private Room: $130 per night per person Total: $260 per person for two nights
Shared Room: $100 per night per person Total: $200 per person for two nights
RSVP DEADLINE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2015
Guest Retreat Director: Fr. Joel Henson
Director Continuing Formation, Archdiocese of Los Angeles
November 20-22, 2015 Serra Retreat Center
3401 Serra Rd, Malibu, CA 90265
Retreat theme:
HOLY YEAR OF MERCY
SUNDAY, NOV. 8: 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00a, 10:00a, 12:00p † For All Souls Novena Inten�ons 1:00p *Confession
MONDAY, NOV. 9: The Dedica�on of the Lateran Basilica 9:00 † For All Souls Novena Inten�ons 7:00p Finance Council Mee�ng
TUESDAY, NOV. 10: St. Leo the Great 9:00 † For All Souls Novena Inten�ons 6:30p Pastoral Liturgy Council Mee�ng
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11: St. Martin of Tours; Veterans Day; Parish O�ce Closed 9:00 † Bishara Shiber; † Salvador Diaz; † Paterno Enrique Costanilla; Birthday Inten�ons for Tina Wynn; For All Our Volunteers 3:45p NO First Communion Classes 6:30p Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena
THURSDAY, NOV. 12: St. Josaphat 9:00 † Hector Garcia
FRIDAY, NOV. 13: St. Frances Xavier Cabrini 9:00 Thanksgiving Mass from Bravo Family
SATURDAY, NOV. 14: Blesses Virgin Mary 8:30 † Archimedes C. Bobis 12:00p Quiceanera 5:00p † Sanador Dimson
WEEK OF NOV. 8-14, 2015 SAINTS, SPECIAL OBSERVANCES,
MASS INTENTIONS AND PARISH EVENTS
Dear Parishioners and Visitors:
Pope Francis proclaimed 2015 a Year of Consecrated Life. The theme is “WAKE UP THE WORLD.” Truly this theme is so fitting as we honor all religious brothers and sisters because in many ways they have awaken the world to become a better place both spiritual and social outreach.
Through the leadership of the members of our PLC, our parish decided to recognize and support two specific religious communities: Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet and Sisters of the Society of Sacred Heart.
This weekend we are inviting Sr. Joan Henehan, C.S.L. to share with us her vocation story and her experiences in ministries as a religious sister. Please give her a warm CCSV welcome with your smiles.
Celebrating Mass with the Servants of Jesus and Mary, A Cloister Sisters in Ottawa, Canada
Ten days ago, during my canon law convention in Ottawa, I was able to celebrate mass with a group of cloistered sisters, known as the Servants of Jesus and Mary in their private chapel. Their main charism is praying for priests (perseverance and fidelity).
Cloistered sisters are those who live in seclusion within the compound of their religious community. Their charism is praying for the world in contemplation and silence, reading and reflecting the Word of God.
Visitors are welcome but they have to be behind an open screen. To be given a privilege and an opportunity to celebrate the Eucharist and to socialize with them was a blessing for me. I listened to their vocation stories, their activities within their monastery.
Sister Margo said to me: “I download the reports from the recent Synod of the Family in Rome and read to the sisters during their time together for meals or prayers.” These cloistered sisters have waken up the world in a most special way through the power of prayers and contemplation.
Annual Retreat with Father Joel Hanson - Nov. 20 to 22 (Friday to Sunday)
Thanksgiving weekend is just a few days
after from this weekend retreat. Give thanks to God by including God in your time and your agenda. If you are not able to come all three days because of your family or prior commitments, you may come for an entire Saturday and go home.
Father Henson is currently overseeing the continuing education for priests for our archdiocese. He served for more that 15 years a faculty at St. John’s Seminary College and St. John’s Seminary and acted as Dean of Students and Academic dean. He taught homiletic or preaching skills to many of our priests.
CCSV Stewardship 2015 - Invitation to Offer Your Time / Talents / Treasures
P.U.T.T. - Purpose, Update, Thankful, and Thoughtful
Pathway to S.E.R.V.E. - Support, Empower, Reach, Value, and Evangelize
We have completed this year’s 2015 Stewardship initiative. Members of the finance and pastoral liturgy councils spoke and appealed to you to participate in our parish’s stewardship program. I am thankful for all of them and for their dedication and commitment to our parish.
A total of 68 Parishioners (8 of which are newly registered) made a commitment to help our church with their offertory giving. A total of 60 Parishioners responded to participate in the various ministries of our church. Among the 60 that signed up, 44 were new volunteers and 11 are newly registered.
I am very thankful for your positive responses to our invitation and for your “yes” to God. I also warmly welcome all our newly registered parishioners.
I strongly encourage that you GIVE TO GOD WHAT IS RIGHT AND NOT WHAT IS LEFT. We need to be intentional with our time worshipping God as a community and our support and participation in the various ministries of our church. Together we are not all alone; we are One because of Christ and the combined effort and sacrifices by everyone.
Be informed in our Catholic faith, be interested in the Church and be involved in the our parish’s ministries.
PARISH ADMINISTRATION
Rev. Truc Q. Nguyen, Pastor [email protected], ext. 223 Nancy G-Sheehan, Parish Business Manager [email protected], ext. 224 Mayela Albarran, Office Assistant [email protected], ext. 235 Maria Lim, Office Support [email protected], ext 221 Sister Anna Tom, SDSH, Rel. Ed. Director religioused@cathedralchapel, ext. 234 In Residence: Most Reverend Bishop Edward Wm. Clark (928 S. Detroit)
Elementary School Cathedral Chapel School, Grades K-8th Tina Kipp, Principal 755 S. Cochran Ave., L.A. CA 90036 T: (323) 938-9976; F: (323) 938-9930 www.cathedralchapelschool.org
CCSV CELEBRATES THE YEAR OF CONSECRATED LIFE SUMMARY OF STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM 2015
WORSHIP, LITURGY & FAITH
GIVING ALL Trusting widows play a significant role in this weekend’s readings. At the point of poverty, when giving even the smallest amount of what they had could imperil their health and well-being, they trusted God and gave anyway. What is important about their giving is not what or how much they gave, but how they gave it. Without selfishness, they gave to help others. Their giving was from the heart, with little hope or intention of receiving any sort of reward or recognition for their generosity. The monetary values of the widows’ gifts were small, but their value measured in the Kingdom was priceless. There is a significant similarity between their gift and the gift Jesus gave each of us. The widows offered their lives for God. Jesus offered his life for us. © J. S. Paluch Co.
Fernando Rafols, Trinidad Rafols, Juan Ramos, Dominga Sendon, Nora Obien Rudy Obien Marissa Allada Francisco Du Sr. Teresita Du Ho Honorio Cruz Florencio Reyes Salud Elchico Ernesto Limpo Te Khuy Tim Tec he Liong Te Khoy Tin Margarita C. Paril Jare (Pepe) Paril Reynaldo Barriga Marilyn Paril Nelly Castro Adelina P. Barriga, Honerate Paril, Jose Tog-Le, Nancy Tog-Le, Zoita Tog-Le, Marciano Tog-Le, Eufemia Abellera, Altogracio Abellera, Frankie Espuenervo, Edna R. Paralejas, Vicente Banogon, Joe & Norma Agustin, Sara Escobar, Berta Escobar, Estela Escobar, Manuel O. Escobar, Lilian Hurtado, Francisco Gavidia, Berta De Gavidia, Rodolfo Bustamante, Michael Zampelli, Jack Whisler, Ignacio Hernandez, Josefina Abad, Domiciano Abad, Micheal Suarez, Rolando Abad, Adelaida Hernandez, Agapita Pagcaunagan, Adora Abad, Lilebeth Abad, Catherine Opene, Beatrice Udeze, Ilo Udeze,
Ignatius Opene, Kennedy Obi, Lillian Nwachie, Ogenne Nwachie, Michael Tom, Romanus A Gwu, Uche & Silas Asoegnu, Esther Opene, Michael Opene, Nne Ifeyinwa, Papa Asi, Mary Onyia, Fr. Walker, Fr. Chuck, Ejima Gladys, Ike Nwachie, Gil & Ada Manegdeg, Peter & Trini Balbog, Gilbert Sanga, Joseph & Paz Lee, Marcelia & Pastor Bonoah, Gregorio & Maie Gawida, Danny & Siman Carp & Family, Felina Mora, Antonio Heeyam Uy, Imelda Guevarra, Isagani Mora, Issac Mora, Manuel Agner, Glenda Pates, Marie & George Damadian, Maude Fornerette, Philadephia Charles, Tony Bravo, Arthur & Marie Roche, Oneida & Ernest Brunet, Richard Beauchamp Sr. & Jr., Marie Nathalie Beauchamp, Herbert J. Roche Sr. & Jr., Leah Mary Roche, Alan & Lyle Roche, Cora Louise Fairfax, Helen Kennedy, Beverly Bland, Agnes Beauchamp, Rita Beauchamp, Agnes David, Frederick David, Yolanda Park, Mary & Edward Jalien, Felicia Johnson, Fred Johnson Sr. & Jr., Rev. William Caffrey, Lyle Conard, Mary Angel Espinosa, Arturo Espinosa, Eulalio Villegas, Magdaleno Villegas, Arturo Espinoza, Evelino Espinoza, John King, Margarte Cr. Johnson, Jane Aby, Hap Aby, Bobo Lortz, Irene Ocampo, Nemesio Ocampo, Espendion Veloso, Angelito Guerrero, Sixta Mariano, Amparo Saria, Mauro Mariano, Hermie Del Rosario, Herman Zerwit, Frank Garza, Gregory Garza, Margarte Garza, Leonora Cerbolles, Paterno Cerbolles, Elsie Cerbolles, Grandpa Segail, Baby Garza, Palazzoni Raffaele, Ezio Gasbarri, Lugina Paci, Alfredo Paci, Rosaria Recarato, Savario Locantore, Giovanni Artuso, Annon Ziata, Duc Tran, Antonio De Leon, Hunorata De Leon, Domingo Tutaan, Jmitzi Tutaan, William Ahiam, Consuelo Tutaan, Maricel Rodriguez, Arlene Hollero, Tblany’s Brother, Lorraine Mathews, Dorothy Matthews, William Matthews, Mary Harrison, Bilz Hepler, Dale Hepler, Sr. Joseph Maureen, Father Boglarsky, Fahter Avery, Fahter Jackson, Rudy Chun, Bill Thompson, Harry Brennan, Maria Bulster, Dr. Robert Barron, Fr. Don Kribs, Janette & Joan Gublery, Tom Frosthaum, Amalia Lopez, Tani Higuera, Sonia Romero, Roberto Romero, Mayela Romero, Cesar Sacluti, Rafik Mansour, Oddet Mansour, Gladys DeLong, Primo D. Cordeta Jr., Betty Galenzoga, James Elmer Gayo, Josie Gayo, Marino Flores, Unborn Babies, Josephine Dichoso, Mariquita Estandarte, Rolando Estandarte, Tiffany Daley, Charles Carter, Joseph Wasghington, Ana Spinsky, Venus Williams, Nelson Arca, Julius De La Torre, Lucena P. Jalipa, Donato Jalipa Sr., Gil Jalipa, Zoila Arca, Leandro Arca, Dorotee Arca, Francisca Arca, Serafia Hanaez, Jalipa Paglaysan, Arca Family, Dolores R. Jocson, Noli M. Jocson, Rolento Magal, Paul John Jacson, Casimiro Magat, Augustin Ramos, Cecilia Ramos, Juan Siska, Teresa Sano, George Comfort Sr., James Moore III, Manoe Comfort, Frances Duchett, Maria B. Lewis, Joyce I Peyton, Jozeph/ Frances Comfort, Laura Brewer, Marion C. Moore, Lantz A. Balthezar, Arturo & Dolores Armau, Raul Armau, Jerapia L. De La Rosa, Jamilh Alonto, Lymaela V. Casimiro, James Oliver Shea, Lydia De La Rosa, Mario De La Rosa, Delfin C. Magpantay Sr., Than Wyenn, Filemon Celso, Antonina Celso, Perfecto Bermudez, Tranquilina Bermudez, Herbert Coom, Adeline Coom, Gay Claveria, Tony Umali, Fran & Irene DuBarry, Adela DeLa Cruz, Eleuterio DeLa Cruz , Andrea Macantan, Jose Macantan , Jose Bacha, Alfredo Odinada, Maximo Metila, Rosita Orejola, Roland Orejola, Camilo Garcia, Ceasar Eduardo Villena, Edwin Loreto Villena, Damaso Pangaiban, Primitivo Leynes, Marsha Vane Bryson, Margrete Kelly, Felisa VillaLuna, Apolonia Juvita, John Villena, Remigio F. Barcenes II, Teodora Hah, Dominador Cortez Jr., Antonio Camalece, Salud Espiritu, Leonarda Canlarce, Adoracion Catada, Catherine Winnek, Victor Winnek, Richard Winnek, Philip Wilson, Maude Wilson, Jane Mcneil, John Mcneil, Gail Winnek, Ev Winnek, Herminigilda Del Rosario, Angelita Chan, Eulogio Chan, Ernesto Chan, Carmen Morales, Czarina & Gerardo Avila, Willis Abraham, Abundio Del Rosario, Julian & Lorraine Sawaccino, Maria Evangelista, Engracia Evangelista, Maureen Olivia, Julia Olivia, Alberto Olivia, Mary Stark, Mary Carter, John Straser, Ali Stark, Pete Manion, Peach Manion, Gene Burke, Dennis Burke, Pat Burke, Dennis Sheehan, Gene Galicia, Sis Cordes, Saturnina Quimpang, Escolastico Quimpang, Gemma Esparagoza, Rey Quimpang, Anacleta Buico, Doroteo Honculada, Josefina Honculada, Deceased Members of the Bravo Family, Deceased Members of the Wynn Family, Mario Mendez, Mario Moreno, Deceased Members of the Lemus Family, Pedro Quimpang, Leona Quimpang, Didel Honicula, Rick Lagman, Manuel Chiumee, Catalina Chiumee, Jaime Lao, Robert Lao, Willie Lao, Mariyn & Mariano, Teresita Castro, Grandparents Fatima Pineda, Myra & Mirri, Buico Family, Deceased Members of the Lathrop Family, Deceased Members of the Chapa-Vela Family, Santos Flores, Consuelo Arviles, John Norton, Jessie Norton, Charles & Catherine Anzalong, William & Richard Anzalong, Robert & Donna Rothenburg, Lewis & Dora Rothenburg, Charlotte & Wm. Walsh, Christopher & Rose Goralka, Irene Stanton, Donna Dunn Smith, Harriet Fitzsimmons, Manuel Romero, Hector Garcia, Catalino Nini Sagaral, Evelyn Singleton, Demetrio & Consejo Tanagon, Leonor Arias, Juan Barbarena, Sheila Agapito, Salvador Dimson, Adolfo Espinoza, Rudy Thomas, James Mullins, Nieves Rasco, Salve Rasco, Peter Tran
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES Lectors E�ec�ve and faith-�lled readers who proclaim God's Word at Sunday and daily Masses and other liturgies. Eucharis�c Ministers Eucharis�c Ministers at Mass assists in giving the Holy Body and Blood of Christ during Holy Communion. Altar Servers All children of the parish and school (third grade and older), are invited to assist at Sunday and Weekday liturgies and other special occasions as needed. Ushers Men and women who serve as ushers at Sunday Masses. This important ministry includes gree�ng and welcoming those who come to Mass, helping them �nd a place, direct the o�ertory and processions, oversee the collec�on process, and distribu�ng the parish bulle�ns. Music Ministers Men & women who are gi�ed with a singing voice, or who can play a musical instrument are invited to join one of the parish choirs to sing songs of praises and worship.
Sacristans Adult volunteers who set up for and keep sacred vessels for Mass on Sundays and weekdays. Church Environment & Decora�on This ministry is very important in the life and spirit of the church. It involves a lot of �me planning, coordina�ng and implemen�ng the decora�on of the church for all liturgical seasons/celebra�ons. They care for and prepare items used at liturgy, for example, linens, wall banners, plants & �owers, etc. EVANGELIZING INISTRIES CCSV Outreach Members provide outreach and goodwill programs for the poor and homeless in the community. Hospitality & Social Events Members provide planning, organiza�on and coordina�on of parish social gatherings and special celebra�ons: Christmas Dinner & Parish Concert Fundraising, Simbang Gabi, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Summer BBQ, Sunday Co�ee & Donuts, and other special events. Service to Seniors are Ministers who give Holy Communion and visit the sick in the their
private homes and convalescent hospitals and ins�tu�ons. Currently, the parish serves the Hancock Park Rehabilita�on Center and Olympia Medical Center in Los Angeles. This ministry also provides transporta�on to eldelry and disabled parishioners who wish to a�end Sunday or weekday Masses, go to their doctor appointments and other needs. Religious Educa�on This ministry includes First Communion, Con�rma�on, RCIA and Bible Study The Religious Educa�on Programs in our parish are classes o�ered to members and non-members of our community. Catechists/teachers, aides, o�ce sta�, and persons with cra� skills are needed to support these programs. Parish Groups One of the groups in our parish is made up of couples. The Marriage Ministry is called Couples Cat-Chap (as in catch-up). It was formed in the Fall of 2012. The couples ministry provides fellowship through sharing, social events, retreats, with an emphasis on nurturing love, marriage and family, and friendship among its members. The other group is the Youth Group and is currently in need of volunteers to lead it.
PARISHIONERS UNITE TIME & TALENTS: CATHEDRAL CHAPEL PARISH LIST OF MINISTRIES
ARCHDIOCESE ANNUAL APPEAL: 2015 TOGETHER IN MISSION
We would like to thank all our parishioners who have fulfilled and are fulfilling their pledges to this year’s Together in Mission appeal. Thank you for your generosity & may God continue to bless you and your family!
Totals as of Oct. 30: Parish Goal $27,100 Amount Pledged: $22,114 Amount Paid: $ 18,699 Di�erence Under Goal vs. Amount Paid: $ 8,401
YOUR PARISH STEWARDSHIP REPORT
COLLECTIONS FROM: Oct. 31-Nov. 1, 2015 Envelopes: $4423 | Building Fund: $510
All Saints: $497
FY 2015-2016, 1st Quarter: Jul-Aug 2015 Ordinary Income: $61,885 | Last year $74,697
Ordinary Expenses: *$86,643 | Last Year $87,480 *Total does not include Other Expenses such as improvements/renovation, monthly assessments,
religious education, etc. expenses.
We are grateful for your con�nued support of our parish. May God bless you all!
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11
SAFEGUAR D THE CHILDREN
Did you know? Monitor online ac�vi-ty on all devices ~ In the past, parents had been advised to place the family computer in an open area such as a kitchen or family room so that they may easily monitor ac�vity. Today, most social contact, especially among young people, is conducted almost exclusively on smart phones and tablets. Technology con�nues to rapidly change. All of us must con�nue our e�orts to stay abreast of the many new mobile de-vice apps that may be used by young people to communicate with others and could poten�ally be used to ma-nipulate or abuse them. For a copy of the VIRTUS® ar�cle “Mobile App Dan-ger,” email: [email protected].
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