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Mission Statement We, the parishioners of St. Hedwig Catholic Church, are servants called by Jesus Christ to grow as the family of God. We are
committed to compassion, integrity, communication, and collaboration. We share our giftedness and faith journeys. We witness to the presence of the Kingdom.
St. Hedwig Catholic Church A Faith Community of the Catholic Diocese of Orange
11482 Los Alamitos Boulevard Los Alamitos, CA 90720 Phone: (562) 296-9000
Fax: (562) 296-9099 www.sainthedwigparish.org
Rectory Hours
Mon/Weds, 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Tues/Thurs/Fri, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sat/Sun, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Closed for lunch Mon - Sun 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Saturday Vigil Sunday
Weekdays
Saturday
5:30 p.m. 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m., 5:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m.
Holy Days of Obligation as announced.
Adoration of the Eucharist Start: 16th of the month, 9:15 a.m. End: 17th of the month, 8:00 a.m.
Rosary Recitation Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Reconciliation (Confession) Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.
Saturday, 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
MASS SCHEDULE
RECTORY OFFICE
PRAYERS AND DEVOTION
SACRAMENT OF PENANCE
O c t o b e r 3 0 , 2 016
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SACRAMENTS/FORMATION
PASTORAL STAFF Pastor Rev. Christopher Heath [email protected]
Parochial Vicar Rev. Tuan Nguyen [email protected]
Deacons Deacon Larry Hurst, (562) 296-9000 Deacon Gary Mucho, (562) 296-9000 Deacon Henry Eagar, (562) 296-9000
Seminarian Robin Joo [email protected]
Director of Parish Administration Cecilia Cervantes, (562) 296-9001 [email protected]
Parish School Principal Erin Rucker, (562) 296-9510 [email protected]
Director of Parish Life Director of Faith Formation Jennifer Clark, (562) 296-9007 [email protected]
Office of Faith Formation Administrative Assistant Lan Dinh, (562) 296-9040 [email protected]
Director of Music Ministry Robert Nafarrete, (562) 296-9050 [email protected]
Administrative Services Quan Tran, (562) 296-9010 [email protected]
Infant Baptism (age 6 or younger), Parish Office ................................. (562) 296-9000 Children Baptism (age 7 or older), Office of Faith Formation .............. (562) 296-9040 First Holy Communion, Office of Faith Formation ............................... (562) 296-9040 Confirmation, Office of Faith Formation ............................................... (562) 296-9040 Christian Initiation of Adults, RCIA, Adult Faith Formation Jennifer Clark ....................................................................................... (562) 296-9007 Holy Matrimony, Parish Office ............................................................. (562) 296-9000 Must provide at least six month advance notice before proposed wedding date Anointing of the Sick........................................................................... (562) 296-9000 Available on request or by appointments, Parish Office Funerals, Parish Office ......................................................................... (562) 296-9000
MINISTRY QUICK LIST
Altar Servers, Cindy Resong .......................................................................... [email protected] Autumnfest Chairman, Robert Butler ................................................................ (562) 755-5083 Bible Camp, Office of Faith Formation ............................................................... (562) 296-9040 Bible Study, Carol Meckler ................................................................................ (562) 430-3266 Children’s Liturgy of the Word, Carol Meckler ................................................ (562) 430-3266 Caregiver Support, Paty Piar ............................................................................ (562) 795-5762 Contemplative Prayer Group, Joanne Walsh ................................................... (562) 443-8605 Eucharistic Adoration, Diane Gilkenson ........................................................... (562) 430-1995 Eucharistic Ministers to the Homebound, Miriam Lindley .............................. (714) 901-7367 Eucharistic Ministers to Sunrise, Katella & Alamitos, Marianne Szpunar .... (562) 430-4784 Eucharistic Ministers, Julianne Bancroft .......................................................... (714) 299-4195 Guilds St. Francis, Linda Milligan .............................................................................. (562) 596-5603 Our Lady of Grace, Barbara Jenkins ............................................................. (562) 431-4962 Our Lady of Lourdes, Gordon Mueller .......................................................... (562) 598-2863 Sacred Heart, Sue MacVicar .......................................................................... (714) 345-8946 Health/Bereavement Ministry, Deacon Larry Hurst .......................................... (562) 296-9000 Hospitality (Ushers, Greeters, Welcome Committee), Rolondo Barrientos ....... (818) 326-8947 Knights of Columbus, Miguel Mederos ............................................................ (909) 714-7422 Lector, Monica Wissuchek ................................................................................. (562) 799-0231 Mission Circle, Mary Murray .............................................................................. (714) 867-2511 Parish School: Kindergarten - Grade 8, Bonnie Finn, School Secretary ............. (562) 296-9060 Pastoral Council, John Torii, Chair .................................................................... (562) 626-9196 Prayer Network, Ann Getscher .......................................................................... (714) 903-9349 Respect Life, Bill, Kathy & Sandi Terrio ............................................................. (562) 598-8507 Sacristans, Don Ahern ....................................................................................... (562) 594-0121 Safe Environment Training & Fingerprinting, Office of Faith Formation ........ (562) 296-9040 Secular Franciscan Order, Diane Halal ............................................................ (562) 596-3162 St. Vincent De Paul, Carol Sylvia ...................................................................... (562) 296-9000 Sunday School (age 3-5), Office of Faith Formation ......................................... (562) 296-9040 THAT MAN IS YOU, Deacon Henry Eagar ............................................................ (562) 296-9000
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
Casa Youth Shelter Robin Sinclair, (562) 594-6825 Engaged Encounter Maria & Reynaldo Barcelo (562) 596-0075 Marriage Encounter Yvonne & John McGee (562) 493-3964 Precious Life Shelter Theresa Murphy, (562) 431-5025 Scouting Boy Scouting (Grade 6 & up) Scott Bomwell, (714) 891-1708 Cub Scouting (grades 1-5) Nate Morrissey, (714) 308-4892
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SOCIAL MEDIA
We are happy that you have joined us today and want you to know that you are always
welcome here. We invite you to participate in any of our parish activities and ministries at
the level you desire. We all have different but valuable gifts and talents that we can use to
serve God and each other.
SHARING OUR GRATITUDE
Have a story to share? We’d love to hear it! Please email it to
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Fr. Tuan Nguyen Parochial Vicar
Deacon Larry Hurst Deacon Gary Mucho Deacon Henry Eagar
PASTOR’S CORNER The 1st Commandment
In the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) you can read an explanation of the 1st Commandment, “You shall worship the Lord your God and Him only shall you serve” (Exodus 20:2-5). Paragraphs 2083-2132 contain many examples of sins against the 1st Commandment, actions that go against our duty toward God. With the prevalence of superstition, an inordinate focus on the
supernatural, the growth of occult and “new age” practices, as well as a growing demographic of agnostics and atheists in our society, I believe it’s worth taking this space to mention this in the hope that 1) you learn and agree with the teaching of the Church, or 2) will be converted and repent any sins against this Command.
Sins against faith in God include voluntary doubt, incredulity, heresy, apostasy and schism (2087-9). These are willful acts not to believe what the Church teaches to be revealed by God. Sins against hope include despair and presumption, which is either believing that God will not save or forgive, or that we can save ourselves or that God will forgive us without our asking or repenting (2090-2). Sins against charity include indifference, ingratitude, lukewarmness, acedia (spiritual laziness), and hatred of God; in these ways we neglect our duty to love God above all created things (2093-4). According to the virtue of religion, we are called to act on our belief in God through adoration, prayer, public worship, personal sacrifice, and vows that commit us to vocations in the Church (2095-2103).
What follows these are a series of other actions, and the main reason why I wrote this article so close to Halloween. Catholics are called to practice a pure religion, but some mix a variety of non-Christian, pagan, superstitious, and even
satanic practices into their lives. So let’s review: • superstition: a deviation of religious feeling, using Catholic signs and symbols as though it was “magic” or a mere external observance of Christian practice without faith (2111). • idolatry: there is only one God. To believe in or venerate any other “gods” is polytheism. The worship of pagan deities is demon worship. This also includes placing any created thing above God like money, power, pleasure, or ancestor worship (2112-4). • divination (knowing the future) and magic (power over nature or others): we are called to trust God’s providence, not have an unhealthy curiosity about our future. You must not turn to satan or demons, conjuring up the dead (séances) and necromancy to unveil the future. This includes horoscopes, astrology, palm reading, interpretation of omens and lots, clairvoyance, using mediums or Ouija (including “Charlie-Charlie). The use of occult powers to have control over others is also a serious sin: the use of magic charms, spiritism, or traditional cures and potions (witchcraft, curanderas, Reiki, etc). These actions are so dangerous! It makes no difference that someone claims “white magic” or offers only beneficial effects. It should go without saying that paying someone to curse another or to wish harm on another, or to make a potion to control the feelings or actions of another are reprehensible (2115-7). • irreligion: tempting God (putting God to the test to prove His power or providence); sacrilege (misusing holy things, people, or places; desecrating the Sacraments, making fun of the holy); and simony (buying or selling spiritual things) (2118-22).
Let us pray for the safety of our children, and the growth of true Christian worship!
Children of the Light Charismatic Prayer
Tuesdays 9:30am - 11:00am Church Prayer Room
W E L C O M E
PLEASE JOIN US!
Father Christopher Heath
THAT MAN IS YOU Fridays With Deacon Henry
September 16 - December 2, 2016 Food/Social starts at 5:45am
Presentation/Small Group Discussion 6:05am-7:15am
OCTOBER 30, 2016
PRO-LIFE POSITIONS AND THE DEATH PENALTY
According to Pope John Paul II, “New evangeliza on calls for followers of Christ who are uncondi onally pro-life: who will proclaim, celebrate and serve the Gospel of life in every situa on. A sign of hope is the increasing recogni on that the dignity of human life must never be taken away, even in the case of someone
who has done great evil.” (Mass, St. Louis, MO., 1-27-99.) The same protec on for the sanc ty of human life talked about so o en with abor on extends to the death penalty. All souls, innocent or flawed, have intrinsic value, as we are all created in God’s likeness and are precious in the eyes of our Lord. The death penalty— which will be repealed by Prop 62— destroys the opportunity for redemp on and the ability of God’s mercy to work in the lives of those affected.
For more on forgiveness and the sanc ty of all life, visit www.cacatholic.org.
Join us for our annual Mass of Remembrance to celebrate the members of our parish community who passed away during the last year. Their names will be called, and their family members will receive flowers in their memory. All family members and parishioners are invited to attend the celebration and the reception. If you would like to include a family member whose funeral was celebrated elsewhere, please submit a picture with their name to the Parish Office by Monday, October 31st, before 5:00pm. For digital photo submissions please email Charlene Wood at [email protected] with subject line: Mass of Remembrance PICTURE.
Mass of Remembrance Saturday, November 5th at 10:00AM Followed by a Reception in Quinn Hall
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Jennifer Clark Director of Parish Life
Director of Faith Formation
Sometimes I struggle with feeling like I am a fraud; I mean, who am I to serve God? My adoptive family spent many years telling me how everything was my fault and that they didn't want me and then I spent many years living up to their low expectations. I used to say how I'm "lucky that I didn't end up dead, in jail or in a mental ward", but today I know that God saved me. I'm a sinner. Every day, I'm a sinner and the hard truth is to not only accept this reality,
but the reality of God's great love for me. God loves us, not in spite of our sinfulness, but because of it. His mercy and love are so great that there is nothing I could ever do that could keep me from turning back to Him except for my own stubbornness. Now that doesn't mean that I go out and choose sin because God will love me no matter what- if I know something is a sin then I need to do my best to avoid it. What it means is that no matter how many times I might fall in sin, and even to the same sin, that I can turn back to God and His love and mercy. We are all God's Chosen and Blessed children; may we grow in our understanding of this great love and mercy and come to know where He is calling us to serve Him in the world.
Please contact (562) 296-9007 or [email protected] to discuss ways to connect with the parish community.
OFFICE OF FAITH FORMATION
Jennifer Clark Director [email protected] (562) 296-9007
Lan Dinh Administrative Assistant
[email protected] (562) 296-9040
Confirmation
A D U LT F A I T H F O R M AT I O N Growing in Faith Speaker Series
Topic: “Blessed. Chosen. Sent.” Speaker: Fr. Christopher Heath Time: November 8, 2016 at 4:30pm OR 7pm Where: in the Church
MUSIC MINISTRY Robert Nafarrete
[email protected] 562-296-9050
REHEARSAL SCHEDULE
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. (Closed Friday)
Children’s Choir, Wednesdays 3 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Adult Choir, Wednesdays 7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
2016 PASTORAL SERVICES APPEAL Thank you for your generous support!
PSA 2016* Families Donated: ................. 396 Families Registered: ............ 1440 Amount Pledged: .......... $198,931 Amount Paid: ............... $174,456 *Updated as of 10/18/2016
School of religious education (sre)
Children’s Faith Formation •Sunday School •Grades 1-8 •First Communion
Thank you for your generous support! If you have not made a pledge, it is not too late! Pledges can be made online at http://orangecatholicfoundation.org/psa/ or via the PSA envelopes found in the church pews. They can be dropped off in the basket or at the Parish Office. Every pledge, no matter what size, is valued and appreciated.
Book Discussion Series Join our next meeting on Tuesday, November 15th at 4:30pm or 7:00pm in the Church, as we continue to read and discuss Matthew Kelly’s book: The Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic. This group discussion is open to ALL adults— you are welcome to join the discussion series at any time. To obtain the book, please contact the Office of Faith Formation Office at (562)296-9040 or [email protected].
Our choirs are starting back up for the 2016-17 season. All are welcome to participate. The Adult Choir rehearses Wednesdays at 7 PM and sings at the 10 AM Sunday Mass. The Youth Choir rehearses Wednesdays at 3 PM and sings on the last Sunday of the month at the 12 PM Mass. We are looking for teens, either singers or instrumentalists, to join the Sunday 5:30 PM Mass. Please contact Robert Nafarrete if you are interested in being part of our ministry.
OCTOBER 30, 2016
Next Confirmation Year 1 Class: November 6, 2016 Next Confirmation Year 2 Class: October 30, 2016
Jr. High Youth Ministry ROC (Rely on Christ) Jr. High Youth Night
Open to ALL 6th-8th graders! November 8, 2016 from 6:45-8pm in Quinn Hall
Mass in Lieu of Class on Nov. 1 SRE students are to attend Mass for the Solemnity of All
Saints in lieu of attending their regular class time.
Please pray for Audra Meyerhofer and her family as she recovers from surgery for the next five weeks. We anxiously await
for her return on the 4th of December. Thank you.
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St. Vincent de Paul Conference– Lights On Our St. Vincent de Paul Conference has been able to help the poor and the forgotten because of you. One of our programs, Lights On Re-entry provides a safe haven in a RV parked outside of the Central Jail in Santa Ana. Inmates are released at 2 or 3 am with very little, we welcome them in, offer a phone call, chat and wait for the dawn with them. Adults are needed – of all ages to simply welcome. Consider teaming up with a friend (maybe on a weekend night). Love Pope Francis? This is what he is talking about - Compassion in the real world. Please contact Gene Huttner (714) 962-4900 for more information.
OCTOBER 30, 2016
"What's Happening at St. Hedwig School This Week?"
Red Ribbon Week St. Hedwig celebrated Red Ribbon Week Oct. 24-28 with many wonderful activities. A special guest, Brent Poppen, presented the amazing assembly “Be a Buddy, Not a Bully!!” He joined the students at recess as a powerful role model. The students also were delighted with a helicopter visit from Long Beach Police Department in honor of Red Ribbon Week and making good choices for their bodies and their souls.
Sacred Heart Retreat Fourth Grade students attended a special retreat at the Sacred Heart of Jesus Retreat Center to learn about vocations. The students enjoyed a special Mass with Fr. Chris.
Harvest Festival: October 31 Students are looking forward to our 3rd Annual festival. Students show off their costumes in a costume parade before playing various games and watching a movie with their friendship partner. Who is going to win Freeze Dance and “Pin the Nose on the Scarecrow”? Happy Halloween!
Accepting Applications! We are always accepting applications for enrollment. We would be happy to give you a tour so you can see for yourself all the amazing things happening here every day! Call us at 562-296-9060, stop by our office, or visit our website at www.sthedwigk8.org!
Thank you for your continued support of our school Box Tops program. In the month of September, we collected 3,209 Box Tops, which equates to $320.90 for our school. There are many ways that you can assist the school in earning more funds. You can register at www.boxtops4education.com to see which products carry the Box Tops logo, you can download the new mobile app which allows the school to earn twice the rewards, and you can continue to bring the Box Tops to church and deposit them in our collection bin. Earning couldn’t be easier. Thank you for your support and if you have any questions, please feel free to contact me, Sharon Hodge at [email protected].
Respect Life Ministry is having a bus sign-up for One Life LA, the 3rd annual walk and celebration for life that will take place on Saturday, January 21, in downtown LA. You can sign up at the Respect Life table during the baby bottle collection weekends of October 23 & 30. The cost of a round-trip ticket is $21.00, payable in cash or by check made out to St Hedwig Church. The 55-seat luxury bus with restroom & a/c will leave at 9:30 am and return around 6:00 pm. It will not remain for the Requiem Mass at the Cathedral.
Don't miss this exciting opportunity to experience Christians coming together to build the Culture of Life in Southern California. And don't wait! In November, the sign-up will be made available to St Irenaeus Church. Contact Bill Terrio if you have any questions @ [email protected] or (562) 370-4503.
Marriage Encounter Before the hustle and bustle of the holidays why not make a marriage encounter weekend to put some spark and romance back in your marriage that has maybe gone out? Next scheduled weekend is November 11-13th. For more information, please
contact Jim and Cheryl at (949) 551-9156 or John and Maggie Lee at (714) 873-5136. If you prefer, sign up on our website at: www.OCWWME.org.
McTeacher Night: November 2nd at McDonalds Please plan to enjoy dinner or a treat at McDonald’s (on Katella) between 5pm- 8pm on November 2. Our faculty and staff will be working behind the counter to earn money for the school. We hope to see you there!
St. Peter Chanel’s SPIRITUAL EXERCISES OF ST. IGNATIUS ADVENT SESSION 2016 10 Week Program Beginning: Week of Nov. 12th-17th (Offered: Sat: 11:00 am, Sun: 1:30 pm, Wed: 7:00 pm, or Thurs. 9:15 am)
These classes, offered at our parish in Hawaiian Gardens, will greatly intensify your spiritual life and your desire to go to Heaven. Come and learn the real purpose of your life and how to achieve it through self-knowledge, self-discipline, deep prayer, and discernment of spirits. Over 9,000 people have already transformed their lives through this program instituted by Fr. Ed Broom, OMV in 2006. You’ll see miracles happen in your life! There is no charge for the program and all materials are provided, however donations are appreciated. Each meeting lasts 2-2.5 hours. First time participants must attend the first class. To register online, go to www.spcomv.com. For more information, please contact Fr. Ed Broom, OMV, Mary Martorana at [email protected], or Veronica Ayson at (562) 924-7591.
Working with Those Who Have Been Affected by Abortion The Diocesan Office of Pastoral Care for Families in all Stages continues to recruit new companion ministers who serve in the Hope and Healing After Abortion Ministry. This diocesan outreach ministry strives to meet the needs of those whose lives have been affected by abortion. If you feel called to minister with this very special group of people. It is not necessary for abortion to have been your direct experience. What is required is that the volunteer can provide a caring, compassionate, and non-judgmental presence for someone who is suffering and who seeks reconciliation with God and their faith community. We are in special need of those who are bi-lingual, bi-literate and bi-cultural in languages other than English (i.e., Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, etc.) to meet the needs of all in our faith communities. The sensitivity of this ministry does require some formal training. For questions regarding this ministry, please contact Michael
Donaldson at (714) 282-4203 or [email protected].
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Sunday, October 30: 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time Wisdom 11:22-12:2 / Psalms 145:1-2,8-9,10-11,13,14 / 2 Thessalonians 1:11-2:2 / Luke 19:1-10
Monday, October 31: Philippians 2:1-4 / Psalms 131:1BCDE,2,3 / Luke 14:12-14
Tuesday, November 1: Solemnity of All Saints Revelation 7:2-4,9-14 / Psalms 24:1BC-2,3-4AB,5-6 / 1 John 3:1-3 / Matthew 5:1-12A
Wednesday, November 2 The Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed (All Souls) Wisdom 3:1-9 / Psalms 23:1-3A,3B-4,5-6 / Romans 5:5-11 or Romans 6:3-9 / John 6:37-40
Thursday, November 3: Philippians 3:3-8A / Psalms 105:2-3,4-5,6-7 / Luke 15:1-10
Friday, November 4: Memorial of Saint Charles Borromeo, Bishop Philippians 3:17-4:1 / Psalms 122:1-2,3-4AB,4CD-5 / Luke 16:1-8
Saturday, November 5: Philippians 4:10-19 / Psalms 112:1B-2,5-6,8A and 9 / Luke 16:9-15
Sunday, November 6: 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 2 Maccabees 7:1-2,9-14 / Psalms 17:1,5-6,8,15 / 2 Thessalonians 2:16-3:5 / Luke 20:27-38
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8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m.
Father Joe Father Chris Father Chris Father Tuan
Saturday, November 5
Regular Collec on ................................................................. $15,324
World Mission ......................................................................... $2,599 Pennies From Heaven ............................................................ $1,979 St. Vincent de Paul .................................................................... $396
F P R HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), prohibits all hospitals from informing churches of a pa ent’s presence unless the pa ent gives permission for the hospital to do so. If you are admi ed to a hospital and would like a member of the clergy or a Eucharis c Minister to visit you, please no fy the hospital or call the Rectory Office at 562-296-9000.
PARISH BULLETIN DEADLINE for articles submitted for the
Sunday bulletin is 9:00 a.m. on Friday, 10 days prior to the desired Sunday.
Please email: [email protected]
To view the bulletin online, go to the parish website at www.sainthedwigparish.org and click on current bulletin.
If you are an expectant family, please let us know so that your parish family can pray for you and your baby. Please contact the Parish Office at 562-296-9000, to arrange for your names to
be listed in our bulletin.
Joe Manfro Audra Meyerhofer Lois Little Katy Ambrosio Trudy Ambrosio Maria Hong Dinh Stacy Macomber Joann Studebaker
Ken Studebaker Linda Medcalf Jackie Azzara Marilyn Burick Jodie Dietenbeck Herbert Theodore William Robinson Molly Baranao
Ronald Antimarino Frank Galloway Eriek Aldona Francisco Contreras Marie Tafoya Yvonne Bauer Shelly Moore Jean Smith
Please pray for…
Mass Intentions
Monday, October 31 8:30 a.m. Leonard Angiuli (RIP)
Tuesday, November 1 8:30 a.m. Jim Murphy (INT) 10:30 a.m. Maria Dinh Thi Hong (INT) 7:30 p.m. Maria Vu Thi Thanh (RIP)
Wednesday, November 2 8:30 a.m. All Souls Novena (INT)
Thursday, November 3 8:30 a.m. All Souls Novena (INT)
Friday, November 4 8:30 a.m. All Souls Novena (INT)
Saturday, November 5 8:30 a.m. All Souls Novena (INT) 5:30 p.m. Karina Flynn (RIP) 5:30 p.m.
Sunday, November 6 8:00 a.m. Audra Meyerhofer (INT) 10:00 a.m. Pro Populo (INT) 12:00 p.m. All Souls Novena (INT) 5:30 p.m.
...and for those who have died in Christ.
Scripture Readings
Maria Vu Thi Thanh Mary Doherty Donald Buckner Joachim Nguyen Art Anderson
Paul Fonseca Robert Carvo Rosemary Cummings Paul H. Rodriguez Karen Bell
Marie Steele Jena Thompson Rodriguez Edward Martineau Bob Looney Thi Sau Nguyen
Presider Schedule
Expectant Families
5:30pm Father Tuan
Note: Presider schedule may change without notice
Sunday, November 6
Our Weekly Offering
Please note: Names remain on the list for four weeks. Please resubmit after that time.
October 23, 2016
LASER-COM COVER SHEET
CHURCH NAME: ST. HEDWIG BULLETIN #: 513912-0731 PHONE #: 562-296-9001 CONTACT PERSON: Cecilia Cervantes Special Request or Suggestions:
