MASS SCHEDULE MONDAY through FRIDAY— 7:30 am Mass SATURDAY 4:00 pm & 1st Saturday Mass 7:30am SUNDAY 7:30, 9:00 & 11:00 am, 1:00 pm (Spanish); 5:00 pm (Life Teen) (Filipino Choir - Fourth Sunday of Each Month, 9:00 am) EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT - Chapel Every Friday there is 24-Hour Adoration - 8:00 am ending with Benediction at 7:45 am Saturday –Every Wednesday from 8am to 8pm HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION: As Announced in the Bulletin PARISH MISSION STATEMENT We the people of St. Peter & St. Paul Parish, as members of the Roman Catholic Church, are a sacramental, worshipping community on a journey towards the fulfillment of Christ’s Kingdom. We strive to provide a spiritual haven for all people without distinction. We are equally committed to the challenge of the Gospel message. We accept its call to ongoing conversion, the use of our gifts for the benefit of the community, and loving service to one another.

THE COMMUNITY OF ST. PETER & ST. PAUL PARISH

9135 BANYAN STREET, ALTA LOMA, CA 91737—909-987-9312-FAX 909-980-9404 or www.facebook.com/spspaltaloma.com

Faith Formation for Children (Grades 1-5) Baptism (909) 980-9423 School (Preschool - Grade 6) (909) 987-7908 www.stpeterstpaul.com

VERY REV. ROMEO SELECCION, MS—PASTOR

REV. CYRIACUS OGU—PAROCHIAL VICAR/PASTORAL DELEGATE REV. TONG NGUYEN, PAROCHIAL VICAR

DEACON DONNIE GEAGA DEACON JOHN BARNA

DEACON SCOTT HUNSICKER

CONFESSIONS:

Normal - Saturday 8:15am & Thursday 7pm

Mass Schedule & Intentions

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Parish Event Schedule

Saturday, June 17 4:00 PM †Pablo Chavez †Mary & †Andrew Golias Sunday, June 18 - FATHER’S DAY 7:30 AM Father’s Day Novena 9:00 AM Father’s Day Novena 11:00 AM Father’s Day Novena 1:00 PM Father’s Day Novena 5:00 PM Father’s Day Novena Monday, June 19 7:30 AM Father’s Day Novena Tuesday, June 20 7:30 AM Father’s Day Novena Wednesday, June 21 7:30 AM Father’s Day Novena Thursday, June 22 7:30 AM Father’s Day Novena Friday, June 23 7:30 AM Father’s Day Novena Saturday, June 24 4:00 PM Father’s Day Novena Sunday, June 25 7:30 AM Father’s Day Novena 9:00 AM Father’s Day Novena 11:00 AM Father’s Day Novena 1:00 PM Spanish Father’s Day Novena 5:00 PM Father’s Day Novena

TRUST IN JESUS Today’s feast celebrates another central

mystery of our faith—the mystery of the

Eucharist. Like the mystery of the Trinity,

the real presence of the Body and Blood of

Christ in the Eucharist can never be fully

understood, but can only be believed. Just

as the Israelites in the desert were invited

to put their trust in God’s word to them, we

are invited to trust wholly in the word of

Jesus. In today’s Gospel Jesus promises

to give us a share in his very own flesh

and blood, and a share in eternal life be-

sides. We are called to take him at his

word and open our hearts to receive true nourishment and life from our partic-

ipation in the Eucharist.

Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

Please grant Eternal rest unto them, O Lord, and let your perpetual light shine upon them.

May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in

peace. Amen

Sunday, June 18 9:30 pm 10:15 am RCIA Dismissal - (Adoration Chapel) Monday, June 19 No Events scheduled Tuesday, June 20 7:00 pm 8:30 pm Life in the Spirit Prayer Grp - (Adoration Chapel) 7:30 pm 9:30 pm RCIA Session - (Library—Hall) Wednesday, June 21 8:00 am 8:00 pm Eucharistic Adoration - (Adoration Chapel) 7:00 pm 9:00 pm Grief Support - (JPI, 2nd Fl) 7:30 pm 9:30 pm Choir 9AM - (Church) Thursday, June 22 6:45 pm 8:30 pm Spiritual Motherhood - (Adoration Chapel) 7:00 pm 7:30 pm El Rezon del Santo Rosario - (Cry Room) 7:00 pm 9:00 pm Confessions - (Church) Friday, June 23 8:00 am 7:45 am Eucharistic Adoration - (Adoration Chapel) Saturday, June 24 7:00 am 9:00 am St. Joseph’s Covenant Keepers - (JPII, 1st Fl) 7:45 am 8:00 am Benediction - (Chapel) 8:00 am 10:00 am Confessions - (Church) 8:00 am 8:00 pm Altar Servers Training - (Church)

†Luis Denavides †Dolores Sciandra †Aneceto Bustos †Chris Madgar †Dean Diomodes †Jen Steele †Antonio Joseph Ramirez †Gabrielle “Gaby” Constante †Matt Hodges †Jessica Giraldo †Marissa Garnica †Bruce Jones

This Father’s Day... Think of how your life honors your father.

Also acknowledge the fathers who come by their role indirectly (foster and adoptive fathers, fathers-in-law,

stepfathers, and those who have been like a father to you.) Honor an honorary father this week! It takes a special man to raise a child…

reliable, selfless, responsible, available, forgiving & loveable!

Thank you for making a difference in another’s life!

FATHERHOOD

Blessed indeed is the man who hears many gentle voices call him father!

—Lydia M. Child

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Our Parish Financial Corner Sunday 06-04–17: $ 28,245.79 Misc. Income for 06-04–17: $ 2,467.10 Online Giving 5-31--17 through 06-05-17 $ 3,000.00 Total weekly income: $ 33,712.89 Total weekly expenses: $ 33,634.00 (From estimated current budget) Balance: $ 78.89 John Paul II Bldg. Fund: Total weekly donations 6-04-17: $ 6,063.00 Online : 150.00 Total JPII Bldg. Fund: $ 6,213.00 Balance on Parish Debt: $ 944,215.45

Would you like to have your beloved remembered? We invite parishioners to consider a gift of flowers for the Altar in thanksgiv-

ing, in memory, or in celebration of a loved one or special event.

Please call Karen Hein at Ext. 230

so you can designate the weekend & occasion. These intentions will be

recognized in the bulletin. Minimum cost for 2 small or 1 large arrangement is $75.

All other flower donations are greatly appreciated!

Dear Holy People of God: Today is the solemnity of the BODY and BLOOD of Christ SUNDAY! In our spiritual experience and di-vine language, it is the EUCHARIST. It is the FIESTA OF OUR SALVATION enshrined in the Eucharistic Prayer:

"This is my BODY…given up for you; this is the chalice of my BLOOD… poured out for you and for many for the forgiveness of sins."

Henri Nouwen, one of the greatest spiritual writers of our times, de-scribes to us the spirituality of the Eucharist in this manner:

“The EUCHARIST is the most ordinary and the most divine gesture [of God]. That is the truth of Jesus: so human, yet so divine; so familiar, yet so mysterious; so close, yet so centuries past; so revealing, and yet so puzzling. It is the story of God who wants to come close to us: we can see him with our own eyes, hear him with our own ears, touch him with our own hands; so close that there is nothing between us and him; nothing that separates, nothing that divides, nothing that creates distance.” [It is the INCARNATION!]

Pope Francis, said: “Eat this sacred food, so that your bond of unity with Christ may never be broken. Drink this sacred blood, the price he paid for you, so that you may never lose heart be-cause of your sinfulness.” The Eucharist is a celebration of Jesus' total surrender, his personal self-giving presence for our salvation. And we have to embrace that surrender. So, during communion time, in order to receive Jesus with pure hearts, let us try to clear our conscience with the following reflec-tion questions:

If we hate other people, are we ready to receive Jesus as the bread of love? If we discriminate other people in our midst, even in our celebration of the Eucharist, are we ready to receive Jesus as the bread of hospitality? If we hesitate to give food to the hungry and water to the thirsty, and if we support abortion, death penalty and Euthanasia, are we ready to receive Jesus as the bread of life? If we are a vio-lent person (husband, wife, neighbor or friend) are we ready to receive Jesus as the bread of peace?

So, today, once we received the body and blood of Christ, they should move us then into living out our identity and mission of self-giving: “to lay down one’s life for one’s friends”. And once we participate in this calling and mission, we immortalize that the miracle of Incarna-tion is happening everyday on earth, that like Jesus, we can also become the bread of life for others, and become the wine of love for everyone. God bless you all! Fr. Romy, MS

We now have on-line giving available. You can access it through our website, stpeterstpaul.com, our Facebook, www.facebook.com/spsaltaloma.com or onlinegiving@osv.com/1801. If you use online bill pay through your bank, you can also donate to the church by setting us up as a regular payment using your envelope # as your account. If you do not have envelopes and would like to receive them, please contact the parish office @ (909)987-9312.

Thank you to our parish family members who faithfully support our

parish. May God bless you and your families during this new year.

VERY REV. ROMEO SELECCION, MS—PASTOR

Diocesan Development Fund Campaign Progress 2017

Diocese Goal: $133,600.00 Pledges Made: $129,289.00 Gifts Received: $86,224.50 Donors: 309 Percent of Goal: 64.54 % As of: Jun 07, 2017 11:00AM

♥Heart of Mary

Please join us ...We meet next on - Sat. July 1 @ 9-11am

Join us at 9am in the parish hall for a

morning of heartfelt faith and fellowship!

Save the Date...August 12th for our

4th Annual Heart of Mary Women's conference! Go to heartofmarywf.com for your conference application today:)

Saint Joseph Covenant Keepers & Heart of Mary Women's Fellowship join together to celebrate our Religious Freedom! We will be praying a

Patriotic Rosary, break bread together and hear a presentation on ____________________

"A citizens response to active shooter" presented by Investigator Dan Workman

For more info, please call Michelle Workman at (909) 297-0714

♥

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Volunteers Needed for Kairos Prison Retreats

You can make a difference. Men and women needed to share the good news of the Gospel with the incarcerated and their loved ones on the outside. This is an ecumenical ministry for ordinary Christians that have a willing and open heart. Kairos Prison Min-istry has developed programs that make this ministry easy, ef-fective and life changing. Come join us and see miracles as God touches hearts. For more information call, please call John Cook, 760-574-5830.

Altar Server Training Have you ever considered becoming an

Altar Server? St. Peter and St. Paul would love to have you on our team. We are called to Know God, to Love God and to Serve God. Altar serving is a great way to serve our Lord, and the community of St. Peter and St.

Paul. You will learn all aspects of the Mass and how to best serve Father during the celebration of the

Liturgy of the Word and the Liturgy of the Eucharist.

We will be conducting Altar Server Training on June 24th, July 15th, July 22nd, and July 29th 2017

From 9: AM to 10:30 AM in the Church

If you are interested in becoming an Altar Server please contact David or Terry DiGiuseppe at

909- 730-9067 Or email daviddigiuseppe@hotmail.com

Completed First Holy Communion?

Have you completed your First Holy Com-munion? Would you like to serve the Lord? Serving at the Altar is a wonderful way to learn more about the Mass along with a great oppor-tunity to serve our Lord and the community of

St. Peter and St. Paul.

Our training sessions begin June 24th, July 15th, 22, & 29th @ 9-10:30 am

(CHURCH) You are only required to attend one training season before we start you on a mentoring program. This ministry is fun and informative; many of our Altar Servers over the years have continued to serve the Lord into their adult life. This is a no pressure ministry; our older Altar Servers will assist you in the development of your service to our Parish. You will learn the movement of

our Liturgy along with our Liturgical Seasons.

If you are interested please contact David DiGiuseppe at (909)-730-9067 or contact me by email at daviddigiuseppe@hotmail.com

I look forward to hearing from you !

See you soon at

Vacation Bible School !!!

We look forward to seeing you...

Respect Life Ministry

The Mother’s Day Rose Sale was a great success again!

Thank you all for supporting the life affirming

ministries of Veronica’s Home and Assure

Pregnancy Clinic with your time and donations.

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Holy Bible Study All are welcome!

Please join us when we resume in

September with Fr. Larry! Date to be announced later. Have a lovely summer!

We meet each Friday 9:50AM TO NOON JPII, 2nd Fl

Please come and join us, all are invited.

For more information please contact: Josie at 909-987-7348

Life in the Spirit Prayer Group All are welcome, please bring a friend.

“The experience of prayer is;

"Fellowship, Friendship, and the presence of God, the one in whom we love"

Please join our group for prayer in the Chapel Tuesday evenings.

We begin at 7pm with praise and worship. Everyone is welcome.

Life in the Spirit Prayer group: litskneemail@gmail

Women's Cancer Support Group

We meet every 2nd & 4th -Tues. each month...4:30-6 pm ( JPII, 2nd Fl )

Cancer affects a person physically, emotionally, psychologically, men-tally, spiritually, and socially. Many times it is difficult to share one’s feelings with family members or friends. This group provides an opportunity to share your feelings and experiences with others in a caring and safe envi-ronment. By your sharing and support-ing one another it will help give you the courage to cope with your journey regardless of what type of cancer you have. Judy Nelson, 909-880-4389 Contact/Facilitator . “I refuse to walk in the shadow of cancer and look forward to my future with hope, endurance, love, and laughter.” Judy Nelson, 02/08/08

SYMBOLON- THE CATHOLIC FAITH

EXPLAINED This stunning video series systematically presents the BIG picture of the Catholic Faith. Filmed on location in Rome, the

Holy Land, Calcutta, and studios in Denver. Acclaimed author, speaker and theologian Dr. Edward Sri leads over 25 of the nation's top experts to clearly and com-prehensively present the beauty and brilliance of Cathol-icism in a way that helps us know it, live it, and articulate

it to others. Symbolon presenters include Johnnette Benkovic, Patrick Cof-fin, Jason and Crystalina Evert, Tim Gray, Curtis Martin, Leah Dar-row, Chris Stefanick, Teresa Tomeo, Fr. Leo Patalinghug and many more! This compelling series is about our encounter with God in the sacraments, the moral life, and the Church’s social teaching so that we can be fully living the Faith. Please join us! While the series nearing the end, each session is fully self-contained and can be understood if you haven’t been present for the others. For questions, contact Jenny Campbell at 909-987-9312. The same session is offered at 2 different times each Wednesday:

Wednesday mornings 9:00 – 10:30 AM (upstairs JPII) Wednesday evenings 7:00 – 8:30 PM (upstairs JPII)

June 21: Catholic Social Teaching, part 2

HOTLINE FOR YOUTH - 1-877-YOUTHLINE (1-877-968-8454) Youth America Hotline – Teens

Community Crisis Response Team – CCRT San Bernardino, West Valley Phone 909-458

-9628 or Pager 909-535-1316 1-888-628-9454 (En Espanol)

Or don’t hesitate to call 911 Nothing has to stay the same...change can happen today!

Reach out … God is waiting to help YOU!

Are you looking for an upbeat, youthful and exciting Catholic TV channel and online

resource for the New Evangelization?

Well the CatholicTV Network, America’s Catholic Television Network, is now availa-

ble to cable & satellite providers. Simply visit GetCatholicTV.com as an easy way to

petition your cable or satellite provider. Remember the address:

GetCatholicTV.com

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“Dear young people , le t yourse lves be taken over by the l ight o f Chr is t , and

spread tha t l ight wherever you are .” – St . John Pau l I I

Juventud con Visión y Acción (JVA) is committed to

helping the youth build and develop a personal relationship with God. Through JVA, we hope to bring more young people to Christ and provide

them a place to share their faith.

Our meetings are every other Friday at 7pm (JPII, 2nd Fl)

For more information please contact Karina Silva at (909) 827-8485 or kjsilva@uci.edu

“Queridos jóvenes, déjense ser tomados por la luz de Cristo, y difunde esa luz

dondequiera que estén.” –St. Juan Pablo II

Juventud con visión y Acción (JVA) se dedica a ayudar a los jóvenes a desarro-llar una relación personal con Dios. Nuestro anhelo es acercar a los jóvenes más

a Cristo y proporcionarles un lugar para compartir su fe.

Nuestras reuniones son cada otro viernes a las 7:00 en el edificio JPII, localizado en 9135 Banyan St, Alta Loma, CA 91737.

Para más información por favor de mandar mensaje a:

(909) 827-8485 o por correo electrónico: kjsilva@uci.edu

El Ministerio de Bautismo Nuestra comunidad parroquial extiende una cálida y cariñosa bienvenida a todos los que deseen prepararse para la celebración del Sacramento de Bautismo. Somos una comu-

nidad acogedora de creyentes dispuestos a compartir nuestra fe y abrazar a nuevas personas. Como padres se prepararan para el bautismo de sus hijos, nuestro Ministerio de Bautismo ofrece amor y apoyo durante todo el proceso.

El Sacramento de Bautismo se ofrece en Inglés y Español. Por favor, póngase en contacto con Tony Mandala

para más información (909) 980-9423 x 231 or amandala@stpeterstpaul.com

MINISTERIO CON PEQUEÑAS COMUNIDADES DE FE Nos reunimos cada 2do & 4to Viernes de cada mes en el Centro JPII,

2nd Fl - 7:00 a 9:00 pm Información: Raquel Aguilar (909) 803-0301

El Ministerio con Pequeñas Comunidades de Fé es un ministerio para adultos en español donde reflexionamos y tratamos de encon-trar la conección entre las experiencias de nuestras vidas con las lecturas bíblicas de la Misa Dominical. En las Pequeñas Comunidades de Fé se busca que sus elementos: la Oración, Compartir la Fé, Apoyo Mutuo, Crecimiento y Acción/Misión se conviertan en una forma de vida que nos ayudará a formar, fortalecer, profundizar nuestra fé y a vivir en comunidad. El material que usamos es el recur-so“Temporadas de Fé”, proporcionado por la Oficina de Evangelización y Formación de Fé para Adultos de la Diócesis de S.B.

Hechos 2: 42,46 “Eran asiduos a la enseñanza de los apóstoles, a la convicencia fraternal, a la fracción del pan y a las oraciones”

“Todos los días se reunían en el Templo con entusiasmo, partían el pan en sus casas y compartían la comida con alegría y con gran sencillez de Corazón”

LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES

Domingo: El Cuerpo y la Sangre de Cristo; Día de los Padres Lunes: Undécima semana del Tiempo Ordinario; San Romualdo Miércoles: San Luis Gonzaga; Inicio del verano Jueves: San Paulino de Nola; San Juan Fisher y Santo Tomás Moro Viernes: El Sagrado Corazón de Jesús Sábado: La Natividad de San Juan Bautista

CONFIANZA EN JESÚS La fiesta de hoy celebra otro misterio central de nuestra fe: el misterio de la Eucaristía. Como el misterio de la Trinidad, la presencia real del Cuerpo y de la Sangre de Cristo en la Eucaristía nunca se puede entender completamen-te, sino que sólo se puede creer. Así como a los israelitas en el desierto se les invitó a poner su fe en la palabra de Dios dirigida a ellos, a nosotros se nos invita a confiar plenamente en las palabras de Jesús. En el Evangelio de hoy Jesús promete darnos una porción de su propia carne y sangre, y ade-más compartir la vida eterna. Somos llamados a creer en su palabra y a abrir nuestro corazón para recibir verdadero alimento y vida por nuestra participa-ción en la Eucaristía. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

Estudio de Biblia en Español “No solo de pan vive el hombre, sino de toda palabra que sale

de la boca de Dios.” (Mateo 4: 4). Estas palabras de Cristo nos presentan la obligación que tenemos de apren-

der la palabra de Dios. Debemos aprender el por qué somos Cristianos y para qué lo somos. Debemos aprender cómo conducir nuestra vida diaria y

cumplir con nuestra obligación de educar a nuestros hijos. Nuestro estudio de Biblia en Español nos brinda la posibilidad de aprender

estas obligaciones y cómo vivirlas. Por favor, únase a nuestro estudio de Biblia en Español y ensanche sus

conocimientos de nuestra religión. Nuestras clases son presentadas los Jueves a las 7:30, después del Santo Rosario, en el segundo piso del edificio San Juan Pablo II.

Para más información, llamar a, Alberto Muñoz. Teléfono: 909-4817473.

Email: alberdeby@charter.net

Momentos Matrimonials: Nunca estamos totalmente satisfechos con nuestra suerte, pero a veces lo que pareciera un desastre puede convertirse en una lección que tu hijo siempre recordará. Comparte con tu hijo un error que hayas cometido de niño que aprovechaste para aprender.

PATERNIDAD

¡Bendito es el hombre que es-cucha a muchas vocecitas que lo llaman

Padre!

—Lydia M. Child

Youth Ministry Life Teen (High School)

EDGE (Junior High)

Confirmation (High School)

Office Hours— Mon. –Thurs 1-6pm / Fri. 9am-12:30pm

Chris an Gross—Coord. Of Confirma on & Youth Ministry

Phone Ext. 301 Email: cgross@stpeterstpaul.com Manny Huerta—EDGE (Middle School) Minister / Youth Choir

Phone Ext. 225 Email: mhuerta@stpeterstpaul.com Luis Chavez—YM Secretary

Phone Ext. 300 Email: lchavez@stpeterstpaul.com “For any Youth Ministry ques ons or concerns,

please call 909-987-9312 Ext. 300 or email cgross@stpeterstpaul.com”

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at the Church Office. Listen ANYTIME!

GET THE APP for IOS or Android.

Spiritual Motherhood Sodality Rosary for Priest Ministry This Apostolate was started by the Vatican to help sanctify

priests. We are inviting all women of the parish to please join us in making this beautiful time of prayer a community effort.

We meet every Thursday (Chapel 7-8 pm)

For more info please contact: Sylvia Flambures at (909) 989-1138.

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Children’s Faith Formation

Registrations are now open for the 2017/2018 Year

Children’s faith formation is not just about

sacramental preparation – it is on-going discipleship formation that should be life-long!

Please call the Children’s Faith Formation Office

for additional Information 909-980-9423

Office Hours 10AM – 5PM Mon. – Thurs. - Closed Fridays

The Baptism Ministry Our parish community extends a warm and loving welcome to all who wish to prepare for the celebra-tion of the Sacrament of Baptism. We are a welcom-ing community of believers eager to share our faith

and embrace new people. As parents prepare for the Baptism of their children, our Baptism Ministry offers love and support throughout the entire process.

The Sacrament of Baptism is offered in both English and Spanish.

Please contact Tony Mandala for further Information (909) 980-9423 x 231 or amandala@stpeterstpaul.com

RCIA— How does the Church define the term

“Holy Trinity”? The mystery of one God in three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spir-it. The revealed truth of the Holy Trinity is at the very root of the Church’s living faith as expressed in the Creed. The Son proceeds from the Father while the Holy Spirit proceeds from the father and the Son. Each Person of the Holy Trinity is equally God. In everything they do they act as one. The mystery of the Trinity in itself is inaccessible to the human mind and is the object of faith only because it was revealed by Jesus Christ, the Divine Son of the eternal Father. See the Cate-chism of the Catholic Church paragraph # 253-256 for further infor-mation.

RCIA—Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Is God calling you to become Catholic?

It begins with an awareness...or stirring in one’s heart for something more. It could be a curiosity or a sense of long for fulfillment. Maybe it’s God calling you to explore the life of faith, love, and justice within the community of the Catholic Church. The RCIA process offers an opportunity for you to learn and ask ques-tions about the Catholic faith. It is primarily for the un-baptized, but also includes a special tract for those baptized in another faith tradition. We also invite inquiring Catholics to also come and join us for refreshers on what they learned as children. We meet all year round.

Please come and join us Tuesday evenings from 7:30PM to 9:30PM in the Parish Library.

For more information on the process, please call Danny or Vicki Centurioni

at 909-987-7971

Respect Life - Family Rosary Next Rosary Meeting is June 26th

Every 4th Monday of the month 7:00 – 7:30 (Church)

Pray the Joyful Mysteries with the whole family. All ages welcome!

As a father has compassion on his children, so the Lord has compassion on those who fear him; Psalm 103:13

For information:

Deborah (909) 240-6419

(RCIA) Adapted for Children and Teens Children (ages 7-12) and Teens (ages 13-17) who are interested in joining the Catholic Church are invited to participate in the RCIA adapted for Children and Teens. The goal is to provide a means of conversion suited to the student’s age and understanding, and to prepare them for the reception of the Sacraments of Christian Initiation (Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation). Parents and spon-sors share a loving journey with the student’s by attending sessions with them and assisting them as they learn about Jesus and the Church, and ensuring that they experience a Catholic environment in the home. To participate more fully in this journey, we encouraged you to attend scheduled retreats, weekly Mass, special celebrations, and the Easter Liturgy. Our sessions begin in September and end in June.

Sessions held every Wed.6-7:30 pm. – (JPII, 2nd Fl) Feel free to contact us anytime throughout the year for program information

Tony Mandala at (909) 987-9312 ex. 231

St. Peter & St. Paul Catholic School Preschool - Sixth Grade

Administration Kelly Burt - Principal

Michelle Cruz - Vice Principal Laura Onopa - Business Manager

Annie Valtier - Administrative Assistant Telephone: (909) 987-7908

Fax: (909) 987-6779 Email: stpeterstpaul.ocs@sbdiocese.org Website: www.stpeterstpaulschool.com

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2017-2018 School Registration – Preschool through Sixth Grade

Preschool: 2, 3, or 5 full or half-day programs, minimum

age is 2 years, 10 months; class size is limited to 12 students

Kindergarten through Sixth Grade: 8:00 a.m. – 2:45p.m. Before and after school care available

Call the school office for current registration fees and tuition rates. Tours available by appointment 909-987-7908

Please visit our website: www.stpeterstpaulschool.com

Elementary school: Fully credentialed Catholic teachers WCEA/WASC Accredited Bi-weekly School Mass Diocesan and California Common Core State Standards Average class size is 16 Curriculum based field trips throughout the year Co-curricular subjects include Computers, Fine Arts Program (music and art), Sparks© Physical Education, and Spanish. School library & Rancho Cucamonga Library Bookmobile Accelerated Reader program School uniforms Catered hot lunch program 100 Mile Club Jump Rope for Heart Community Service Outreach Programs throughout the

school year

Priority registration for returning families is February 1-16 New family registration begins February 21

SUMMER HOURS June 16-30

Mondays-Thursdays—8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Fridays—8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

July 3-7—CLOSED

July 10-28

Mondays-Wednesdays—9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Thursdays-Fridays—CLOSED

Prayer For Our Sick “Please Pray for the Healing of our Family & Friends”

Please call Debby Leonardo at Ext. 302 in the parish office, to add a person to the prayer list. Due to the many prayer requests, the name will remain on the list for 4 weeks. If additional prayers are needed, call to re-submit the name. Thank You & May God Bless You.

SPC Christen Jamsa Andrew Jimenez, National Guard

SPC Kevin Bovi-Jones SSgt Juan Manuel Juarez, Jr.

PFC Shyanna Irwin Cpl Robb McCandlish PFC Kevin McCarthy

A1C James A. Montminy PO2 Luke Myers

SSG Kamrin Pavlos PFC Paul Perez

Sgt. Kurt Rehnberg SSgt Victor Sanez LCpl Zachary Smith SrA Jordan Stone

A1C Matthew Toms PFC Riley Villalpando Capt Alex J. Williams

SR Nicole Woodall

Justin Andrews, National Guard SPC Patrick Daniel Alenbaugh

AMN Jacob Beckham Capt. Andrew Bowne

CPO Hadji R. Cabangcalan SPC Andrew Cavazos

LTC Joel Carbon Maj Jon W. Clanton

LTC Jeffrey Conbalecer PFC Candace Cordero SGT Joshua Cornell CPL Justin Crabbe

PvVT Jeddah J. Deloria SA Adrian Dominguez

SSG Gilbert D. Frasquillo CWO Anthony Gannuscio

SSgt Cassie Crough-Guerra Cpl. Mark Steven Guerra

Col. Frank Guerrera

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Military Prayer List

Frances Nicole Magsambol & Family David & Lydia Queen Frances Barron Angelina Rodriguez Christopher Csik & Family Spagnolo Family Kathy Perez Patricia Holder Olivia Madrid Paula Smith Josie Emery Kori Marie Kolstad Kate McRae & Family Baby Isabella Cruz Mendez Diane Frend Isaiah Valtier & Family John-John Leon Elbert & Louise Wilkerson Marco Villegas Jr. Gene Tessier Jack Catlin Dolores Trujillo Isaiah Wilson Baby Jackson Martinez Heather Bailes Rosario de Jesus Dylan Matreyek Helen Bidinian Cassy Seanoa Baby Kayden Wesley Yount & Family Annabelle Guadez Arline Zyvoloski Shari Green Theresa Garcia Joan Macias Martha Ward Dolores Barron Matthew Morales Leonardo Mirote Virginia Murphy Ariel Mirote Jean Fabroq Maria Pilawa Maureen Manning Corinne Williams Cathy Gallogly Kelly Rathbun Sean Waterman Emma Noel Leonard Suzanne Santiago Luis Lastres Maryela Prado Riley Ritchie Kathy Louise Campbell Paul & Norma Castellanos & Family Gregg Yeyna Baby Giovanna Biaz Ben Castagnar Kim Lindell Victor Contreras Luis Leonardo Emilio Olguin Sr. Jaelyn Glaz Jalynn Duloc’ Ron Gasca Patti McCormick Joanie DesLauriers

Military Photo Update If you have a family member actively serving our country and would like their picture in-cluded in the Military Frame of our Soldiers honoring our Men and Women for their ser-vice; please bring a photo of your Soldier to

the Parish Office and fill out the Military Personnel Information Form. The Military information consists of their rank, stationed location, branch of service, address of soldier, along with Parish family contact. These photos provide the community with recognition of those parishioners and family members serving in the military. Many of our parishioners will keep the names and faces in their hearts and prayers, along with all of our Military Men and Women serving our country.

Please contact Debby Leonardo for more information at 909-987-9312

Francis & Mary Levy Anne Burrows Kathy Encinas Josh Sneddon Louise Marvulli Vicki Coyle Debbie Reagan Christina O’Leary Nicole Jaurequi Brianne Rico Phyllis Fernandes Lori Berger Margaret Rathbun Carolyn Kay Rosemary Godinho Theresa Valenzuela Lorenza Garcia Cecilia Bayard Emily Martinez Diane Cabrera Ignacio Martinez Gina McDemott Maria Espinoza Bobby Cromartie Cindy Yanik Angie Kramer John Villegas Mary Luman Bertha King Rachel Garcia Lily Raya Louise Ray Joseph Charmley Edwin Mendez Sr. Edwin Mendez Jr. Dennis Wanstraath Taylor Gaines Pat Condura Adressian Aramazd Jr. John Martinez Brandon Luedecking Joe & Ila Nevins Ernie Salzar Tuyet Romero John Macias Joan Armelino Frank Crapson Mary Navaroli Mike Ramos Steve Alanis Diomodes Family Constante Family John Macias Bruce Salazar Shirley Castellanos Honesto General John Helgesen Linda Baldwin-Yeatts Jeron Dunn

St. Vincent de Paul Corner

Helpline: 1-800-716-0646

A great big thank you to those who donated; we visited & we were able to help 75 families Jan-March 2017!

Our next meeting is June 28th @ 7pm

(JPII, 1st Fl) 2 & 4 Wednesday All are welcome to attend!

'Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least

brothers of mine, you did for me' (Mt 25:40)

For more info please call or text Mark (909) 286-3056

DIVORCED, WIDOWED & SEPARATED WOMEN & MEN SUPPORT GROUP

”Yesterday is experience, tomorrow is hope… today is getting from one to the other”

Any adult who is currently experiencing (or within the last 3-4 years), a separation, divorce, or widowhood is invited to join this group, there is no age limit. There will be discussions on various topics and you will have the chance to share. It takes time but you will begin to realize that there is life after death of a marriage or death of a spouse. You will move forward with peace and happiness in your hearts to the new plan God has for you. Please call for more information.

Welcome to our— “Hopeful, Loving, Memory Ministry”

If you or someone you know is a caregiver to a loved one with memory impairment, please join us, this meeting is for you! We are a loving and caring

small group, who will listen with love, kindness and respect as you share your story. We also pray together and for each other.

You will; Be Blessed, Be Heard, and Be Loved!! Our ministry theme is; How Love Moves Many (HLMM), and our mission

is to enlighten you to care for yourself while caring for a loved one, a little respite for you!

Next Meeting is July 8th , 9-11am (JPII, 2nd Fl)

We meet once a month.

Thank you, and God Bless you and your loved one. The HLMM team; Deborah, Carol, Josie, Jasmine and Debby.

For more info.-Contact Deborah Waters @ 909/899-7125 Please leave a return # with your message.

Hope to see you there, God keep you always.

Prayer Shawl Ministry—Praying for Donations The Prayer Shawl Ministry is in need of donations to keep the ministry active. The ministers purchase their own materials, which can be very costly. Donations or monetary donations, with Prayer Shawl Ministry noted, would be appreciated. These Prayer Shawls are created to be a comfort for those suffering and in need of heal-ing. The Ministers pray throughout the making of the shawl or lap blanket, and then have the items blessed by our priests before delivering to the recipient. Prayer Shawl Ministers share their time, talent and service, as an act of prayer for healing, peace and God’s loving presence. Please bring your donations to Debby Leonardo, Pastoral Care, in the Parish Office. If there are any questions, please contact Anne Napolitano 909-935-9080. Thank you and May God Bless you for your support….

Sacrament of the Sick The Sacrament of the Sick is a Sacrament offered by the Church for healing in sickness. This sickness may be physi-cal, mental or emotional. Anyone of any age can receive the Sacrament as often as needed, but not usually not less than a 3 month period. Only a priest can offer the Sacra-

ment of the Sick. The Church will do everything possible, in case of an emergency. However, it may be difficult if it is “last minute”. May this be a reminder to take ad-vantage of the healing Sacraments of the Church ~ For Sacrament of the Sick … Please contact the Parish Office at 909-987-9312 During hours the office is closed, call 909-532-3312 for Emergencies.

Catholic Faith-Based - Grief Support Group Coping with the Puzzles of Grief

Grief is a difficult journey with so much information from friends, family and even stranger a trying to be helpful telling one how they should grieve. Too much information is so overwhelming that it makes grieving even more difficult. So how do we put the puzzle pieces back together? Here are some suggestions to help you cope with grief.

These are just a few ideas that can help you through this difficult time. The most important thing to remember is take time for yourself to heal. We wish the journey would be over quickly, but this is a slow process that takes time so please be patient with yourself. I waited patiently for the Lord; he inclined to me and heard me cry. He lifted me out of the slimy pit of destruction, out of the mud and mire, and set my feet upon a rock, making my steps secure. (Psalm 40) Any questions please contact Andrea Woore 909 261-3487

You Are Valued ~ God’s Love is NEVER ENDING

Life can be challenging Those in crisis… please seek Counseling….reach

out to others. To counsel with our Priests,

please call 909-987-9312 for an appointment. After hours, there is an emergency prompt for a

call back from a priest. National Suicide Hotlines –

Toll-Free / 24 hours / 7 days a week / USA 1-800-SUICIDE

(1-800-784-2433) National Hope line Network 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255)

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Are you Homebound because of Age, Illness or Surgery?

Our Homebound Ministers of Holy Communion bring the healing presence of Christ to the sick and elderly, either at home, or in nursing facili-

ties. We extend our love, compassion, support, peace and the Body of Christ. Our Ministers continue Jesus’ mission to the sick, and are a pres-ence of our Church Community to those who are homebound. If you, or a loved one are unable to attend Mass and in need of a Homebound Minister for visits, please contact Debby Leonardo, Pastoral Care, at 909-987-9312 x302. If you are interested in joining this Ministry and serv-ing others, we hope to hear from you… " Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine , you did it for me’’ Matthew 25:40

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Give yourself time

Journal

Crying

Write a Letter to the Person who Died

Take care of yourself

Find Support

Look after your physical health

Express your feelings

Share your memories

Draw comfort from your faith

Join a support group

Fine creative outlets

Maintain a routine

Forgive yourself

Talk with others

Be patient

Give yourself a break from grieving

Find a hobby

Join us in praying the Rosary on Wed. @ 7pm

(Adoration Chapel)

Come praise the Lord

and offer your intentions.

Alice Chavez (909) 987-0812

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Heaven On Earth…..Come spend some time in the quiet presence of our Lord. Bask in the warmth of His love. If you would like

to sign up for 1 hour, please contact Karen Hein at (909) 987-9312 ext. 230

Times: Wed. 8am-8pm - Fri. 8am-12am - Sat. 12am-7:45am

"Love watches. A mother prolongs her watches by her baby's cradle till late at night. After lulling him to sleep, she continues her vigil, all the while covering his soul with her silent prayers and, with anxious concern, thinking of his future no less ob-scure than the night around the house. "Jesus cannot permit even one mother to surpass Him in love and tender solicitude. At night, when His children are resting in sleep, He watches over them, covers them with His prayers, and protects them, 'as a hen gathers her young under her wings.'" - Excerpt from Jose Guadalupe Trevino's "The Holy Eucharist", on the love of Jesus in the Most Blessed Sacrament

FATHERHOOD Blessed indeed is the man who hears many gentle

voices call him father! —Lydia M. Child

Respect Life— Some

"Choices" have Victims

A misguided letter published in the Florida Times Union complained, "If you are opposed to abortion, don't have one!" This type of argument is not only sad, but is a typical argument made by those who support abortion and other evils. In fact, it is an exactly simi-lar to the rationale that was used to justify keeping slavery legal. Most people understand that we have to intervene to help the poor, the AIDS victim, the drug addict, the victim of crime and war. Even if we do not know the victims' names, or have never seen their faces, we know it is our business to help them. We do not hear people say, "I would never rape or abuse a child, but if the other person wants to do so, that’s their choice." The reason people do not say that is that they realize that some choices have victims ----and our laws are meant to protect these innocent victims. When somebody’s "choice" destroys or threatens somebody else’s life, that’s everyone’s business. It is, after all, the business of all Christians "to love one another...". This requires us to intervene to save our broth-ers and sisters in need. And no group of human beings needs our help more than the 3,500 innocent babies who are slaughtered each and every day in our nation. Many oppose abortion but do not think anything can be done. However, the problem is not that there is nothing that can be done, but that there are not enough people doing the perfectly legal, peaceful and effective activities they can do to end abortion. That is why we all need to get involved!

Our Parish Faith Formation Staff 980-9423

Adult Faith Formation-Coord. Mary Ann Andel Ext. 250 Dir. of Adult Faith Formation Jenny Campbell Ext. 243 Coord. of Children’s Faith Formation Tony Mandala Ext. 231 & Baptism Children’s FF Admin. Assist. Irma McGaughey Ext. 232 Children's Liturgy Jacquie Hotchkiss Ext. 232 EDGE/Jr. High Coord Ministry Manny Huerte Ext. 301 Confirm. Coord./Youth Minister Christian Gross Ext. 225 EDGE Coord./LIFE TEEN Choir Manny Huerta Ext. 225 YM Secretary Luis Chavez Ext. 300

Our Parish Office Staff 987-9312

Annulments/Weddings Norm Anderson Ext. 236 Business Manager Karen Hein Ext. 230 Liturgy-Office Clerk Barbra Ballreich Ext. 303 Music Director Audrey Donaldson Ext. 227 Life Teen Music Coordinator Austin Ott Ext. 227 Pastoral Care Debby Leonardo Ext. 302 Parish Admin. Assistant & Debbie Uhlack Ext. 242 Bulletin Editor/Registration Parish Office Secretary Ann Hogan Ext. 221 IT Specialist/Ministry Support Gary Foote Ext. 222

Our Pastoral Clergy / Staff 987-9312

Parochial Vicar/Pastoral Delegate Fr. Cyriacus Ogu Ext. 223 Pastor Very Rev. Romeo Seleccion, MS Parochial Vicar Rev. Tong Nguyen Ext. 304 Deacons John Barna Ext. 221 Donnie Geaga Ext. 221 Scott Hunsicker Ext. 221

Parish School / Preschool through – 6th grade: 987-7908

Principal – Preschool Director Kelly Burt Ext. 235 Business Manager Laura Onopa Ext. 245 Administrative Assistant Annie Valtier Ext. 234

Regular Parish Office Hours (909) 987-9312 Monday—Thursday

8:30am—4:30 pm (closed noon-1pm for lunch) Friday 8:30am—Noon

Children’s Faith Formation & Baptism (909) 980-9423

(909) 980-9423 Office Hours: 10 AM-5 PM Mon—Thurs.

Closed Fridays

Youth Ministry— Mon.– Thurs. 1-6pm, Fri. 9am -12:30pm

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Tagalog Corner - 1 Corinthians 10:16-17

Ang saro ng pagpapala, na aming pinagpala, hindi ba ito ay ang pakikipag-isa sa dugo ni Cristo? Hindi ba ang tinapay na pinagputul-putol, hindi ba ito ay ang pakikipag-isa sa katawan ni Cristo? Tayo bagamat mara-mi ay iisang tinapay dahil tayong lahat ay nakikibahagi sa iisang tinapay. (The cup of blessing that we bless, is it not a participation in the blood of Christ? The bread that we break, is it not a participation in the body of Christ? Because the loaf of bread is one, we, though many, are one body, for we all partake of the one loaf.)

Our Charity in Action

Mark your Calendar! Sept. 16 & 17th Pop-Go-The-Tops

Food Drive Coming!

To Volunteer, please call or text: Irene Charrette (909) 261-9940 or Linda Hahn (909) 730-0206

Any adult volunteering in the Diocese of San Bernardino needs to have

completed safe environment training within the last five years.

If it has been a while since you completed this training, chances are you

are out of compliance! The current program for adult volunteers is called “Protecting God’s Children®” by VIRTUS. This training can be taken on-line on the VIR-TUS website. Due to the content, taking a live session is strongly en-

couraged. This training can be taken at a location and time that is convenient for you anywhere in the diocese. It is required that you register for either type of training through the VIRTUS website. Please go to www.virtus.org to see the list of local training sessions and to register. Walk-ins may not be able to be ac-

commodated as space is limited at most training sites. Any volunteer whose compliance training was completed in 2012 or

earlier must complete this new training in order to continue volunteering. Please call Jenny Campbell at

(909)987-9312 for information or questions about your status or how to

register.

SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ; Father’s Day Monday: Eleventh Week in Ordinary Time; St. Romuald Wednesday: St. Aloysius Gonzaga; Summer begins Thursday: St. Paulinus of Nola; Ss. John Fisher and Thomas More Friday: The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus Saturday: The Nativity of St. John the Baptist

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Directory of Parish Ministries Pastoral Liturgical Life Ministries Liturgical Ministries Altar Servers David & Terry Di Giuseppe 730-9067 Art and Environment Vivian Imbruglia www.sacredimageicons Children’s Liturgy Jacquie Hotchkiss 980-9423 Director of Liturgy Dan Centurioni 987-7971 Eucharistic Adoration Karen & Mike Hein 987-9312 Eucharistic Ministers Ryan Beck 472-2675 EMHC to the Sick/HB Debby Leonardo 987-9312 Master of Ceremonies David DiGiuseppe 730-9067 Music Ministry Director Audrey Donaldson 987-9312 Readers Larry Lastrapes (562) 209-4684 *English Readers Patricia Lastres 821-8324 *Spanish Spanish Bible Study Alberto Munoz 481-7473 Ushers/Hospitality Jamie Harshman 920-9233 Prayer Groups El Rezo del Santo Rosario Alejandra Boxler 483-9514 Life in the Spirit Susan Sabahi 987-9312 Rosary Group Alice Chavez 987-0812 Talleras de Oracion y vida Maribel Barajas 261-6087 Rosary Runners James Emery 280-1230 Tiffany Wulkopf 565-3348 Spiritual Motherhood Sodality Sylvia Flambures 989-1138 Service Ministries A.C.T.S. Missions Lorene Santoyo (951) 217-1765 Boy Scouts Marc Cobb 437-7861 Cub Scouts /Pack 655 Gwen Martin Text (702) 498-5623 Chis Patterson 615-7801 DWS (Divorced, Widowed & Separated Group) Judy Nelson 880-4389 Filipino Community Min. Dr. Grethel Cabison 989-1555 Grief Support Andrea Woore 261-3487 Hopeful Loving Memory Ministry HLMM ♥ Deborah Waters 899-7125 Library Ministry Parish Office 987-9312 Marriage Everlasting Arnelle & Vangie de Guzman 521-0810 Mary’s Table Elaine Hein auntielaine1124@aol.com Our Charity In Action Linda Hahn & 730-0206 Irene Charrette 261-9940 Pastoral Care Debby Leonardo 987-9312 Prayer Shawl Ministry Anne Napolitano 935-9080 Respect Life Deborah Cummins 240-6419 Rosary Making Group Mary Catherine Kim 980-4248 Weddings & Annulments Norm Anderson 987-9312 Women’s Cancer Support Group Judy Nelson 880-4389

Organizations/Clubs Catholic Daughters Maria Montoya-Regent 944-0231 Cursillos in Christianity Leslie & Donna Roman 989-7507 labelslr@msn.com Dennis & Aileen Gamalinda 484-8720 Knights of Columbus Nicholas Ewell, GK 235-6425 Marriage Encounter MEMC Jon & Lynde Peralta (951) 285-0270 Quinceanera Maria Barahona 706-2765 St. Vincent De Paul Society Helpline (800) 716-0646 World Apostolate of Fatima Joan Combs 476-2754 Councils/Committees Finance Council Dan Warden 987-9312 Pastoral Council Zaki Mustafa 987-9312 Hispanic Coord. Comm. Miguel Aguilar 724-8626 Catechetical Ministries Adult Confirmation Mary Ann Andel 987-9312 Adult Faith Formation Jenny Campbell 987-9312 Baptism—English/Spanish Tony Mandala 980-9423 Bible Study - English Mary Ann Andel 987-9312 Bible Study—Holy Spirit Josie Urquizu 987-7348 Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) Dan & Vicki Centurioni 987-7971 Children's Faith Formation Grades 1-5 Tony Mandala 980-9423 Confirmation—Teens Christian Gross 987-9312 Ministerio con Pequeñas Comunidades Raquel Aguilar 803-0301 Heart of Mary Women's Fellowship Michelle Workman 297-0714 Immaculate Heart Radio Yvette Weilacker 921-4142 AM930 (L.A.) - AM1000 (San Diego) Jr. High-EDGE Manny Huerta 987-9312 Life Teen Christian Gross 987-9312 RCIA for Children & Teens Tony Mandala 980-9423 St. Joseph’s Coven. Keepers- Matthew Parmental 951-496-0035 Sunday Preschool Jacquie Hotchkiss 980-9423 Young Adult Ministry: WY Day 2016 Christian Gross 987-9312 JVA Karina Silva 827-8485

TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — Never forget the LORD your God, who brought you out of slavery and fed you with manna in the desert (Deuteronomy 8:2-3, 14b-16a). Psalm — Praise the Lord, Jerusalem (Psalm 147). Second Reading — Because the loaf of bread is one, we who partake of it, though we are many, are one body (1 Corinthians 10:16-17). Gospel — Jesus said to the crowds, “I am the living bread; whoever eats this bread will live forever”

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Monday: 2 Cor 6:1-10; Ps 98:1, 2b, 3-4; Mt 5:38-42 Tuesday: 2 Cor 8:1-9; Ps 146:2, 5-9a; Mt 5:43-48 Wednesday: 2 Cor 9:6-11; Ps 112:1bc-4, 9; Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 Thursday: 2 Cor 11:1-11; Ps 111:1b-4, 7-8; Mt 6:7-15 Friday: Dt 7:6-11; Ps 103:1-4, 6-8, 10; 1 Jn 4:7-16; Mt 11:25-30 Saturday: Vigil: Jer 1:4-10; Ps 71:1-6, 15, 17; 1 Pt 1:8-12; Lk 1:5-17 Day: Is 49:1-6; Ps 139:1-3, 13-15; Acts 13:22-26; Lk 1:57-66, 80 Sunday: Jer 20:10-13; Ps 69:8-10, 14, 17, 33-35; Rom 5:12-15; Mt 10:26-33

The Summer Movie Club is starting July 5th! Everyoneisinvitedtoourfamily friendlyMovieClub!Wewatchthe ilmanddis-cusstheissuesthatthe ilmpresents,iftimepermits.Sobringyoursnacksanddrinksandgetreadytohaveanenrichingandthought-provokingtime!

Showingon: Wednesdays

Movietimes: 9–11AM and 7–9PM

Location: JPII2ndFloor–St.BernardineRoom

ScheduleofMovies

7/5:The Man in the Iron Mask 7/12:The Miracle ofOur Lady of Fatima7/19:The Count of Monte Cristo 7/26:Ignatius of Loyola