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Mon-Fri: 6:30 & 8:30 a.m. Saturdays: 8:30 a.m. & 4:30 p.m. Sundays: 6:30, 8, 9:30 & 11 a.m., 12:30 & 6 p.m.

1st Friday of the Month: Adoration & Noon Mass

Confessions: Saturdays 9:30-10:30am & by appt.

Baptisms: Take place on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of the month and on the 3rd Sunday of the Month they will take place at the 12:30pm Mass.

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ST. CHRISTOPHER SCHOOL: 408-723-7223; www.stchris.us

Principal: Mrs. Sally Douthit Vice Principals: Sr. Kieran O’Connor, P.B.V.M; Mrs. Jutta Brassill and Mrs. Kathy Carter Business Manager: Mrs. Stephanie Houlihan Finance Manager: Divina Orogo Development Director: Teresa Behan

Parish Office Msgr . Allen Center 2278 Booksin Ave., San Jose, CA. 95125

Office Hours: Mon-Thurs, 8:30am—noon, 1:00-4:00pm Fridays 8:30am to Noon

Main Office: 408-269-2226, (fax) 408-269-2784 Pastor: Rev. Chr istopher Bennett Ext. 202

Parochial Vicars: Rev. Anthony Uytingco Ext. 203 And Rev. Lieu Vu Ext. 211

Deacon: Deacon Bruce Zorio, Ext. 212

Parish Secretaries: Ext. 201 Adrienne DiVittorio, Sharon Tavolara & Karonne Carlsen

Business & Facility Manager Elaine Blocher, Ext. 204

Safe Environment: Nancy Jolliff Ext. 213

RCIA To become Catholic: 269-2226 Ext. 212

Parish Records: Gayle Blackford Ext. 208

Pastoral Associate: Loretta Pfaff, 408-264-5114 Ext. 206

Youth/Young Adult Ministry: Chris Miller - 408-395-7949

Catechetical Ministry: 264-8764 Director: Sr. Felicia Gross, O.S.F. Ext. 217 Rel. Ed. Assistant: Diane Forst Ext. 215 Elementary Sacrament Coordinator: Gina Park Ext. 214

Outreach Office: 269-2226 Ext. 210 Nancy Melander Pantry Hours: 4:00-5:30pm Wednesday & Thursday Call for Saturday Hours

April 30, 2017 3rd Sunday of Easter

FIRST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH

12 noon MASS and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

This week is First Friday of the Month Devotion. In addition to our Sacred Heart devotion, we have a Eucharistic devotion. After the 8:30 a.m. Mass, the

Eucharist will be exposed for Adoration until 11:45 a.m. Followed by benediction then Mass at 12:00 noon to conclude the Eucharistic devotion. We invite you come and participate in this monthly devotion.

EASTER FLOWERS IN MEMORY OF LOVED ONES

Gene Toome, Carmen Hench, Pamela Burroughs, Vance, Linda, Joe, Cameron, Don, Jean, Arishous, Nedini, Evelyn Cipadena, Mazie Carroll, Purfecto & Rosenda Quinn, Mom, Dad, Inlaws, Brother, Sister in law, Sister Vivian Snow, Aniyah Jade Cooper, Meredith Brown, Gloria Avelar, Fiacro Ruiz Cervantes, Nicholas Morris, Mary Zane Aumack, Joan Derenzio, Leo P. Cunningham M.D., Gregory Chavez, Bob Meheula Jr., Jeannine Carson, Donald, Kayle, Mis. Bernhardt, Cameron & Nadia, Rosario & Anna & Salvatore Serio, Mary Gus-seahoven & Family, Cruz Rangel & Zuniga, Sister Delorous McDonald, Joseph Vito Cistulli, Victor Cistulli, Elmer Miguelgorry, Ernest Bruni, John & Betti Pfahnl, Michael Sample, Phil Sunseri Sr., Florence Cocossa, Irene (Bibs) Kristenssen, Norn Pegta, Lloyd P. Glen Favi, Steven Matchura, Stella Matchura, Lynn Kelly, Syl-via Rankin, Larry Esparza, Robert Esparza, John R. Esparza, Josephine DiSalvi, Lucille Lacitignola, Arthur Holler, Josephine & Joe Rinauro, Ann & Joe Boggiano, Volkman Family, Leila Walsh, Frances Rusinski, Rahero Gillis, Stella D’Souza, Louis & Wilma Lanini, Deceased family members of David & Phyllis Salac, Bill & Loretta Bunce, Paul & Mary Sue Simon, David Muller, John, Lena, Jim & Vernon Hickey, Robin, Geoff, Josh, Kathleen & Jean, Vincenzo & Petrina Mirrione, Vincent& Joseph Mirrione, Frances May, Guiseppe & Francesea Carpeta, Anthony, Rose & June Carpeta, Robin, Sam & Doris Gurgiolo, Ken & Eva Holback, Fadi Zikoor, Daniel Aiello, Susan Aiello, Mr. Hugo Korn, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Studders, Sam & Jennie Pedone, Anthony & Mary Lamarra, Jim & Pat Murphy, David Hollak, John & Rosaria Pisturino, Fred & Elise Bertaccini, Michael Giammona, Mr.& Mrs. Sam Giammona & family, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Mariolo & Family, Frank & Frances Giunta, Joseph & Mary Tedesco, Paula & Ben Shaw, William Majerle, Sara Shugar Anna Healy, Daniel B. Healy, Dionicia Ornelas, Sotero Omelas, Gabriel H. Cadena, Guadalupe Ornelas Ca-dena, Nicholas Cadena, Maria Jesus Herrera, Salome Cadena, Antonin Gregory Scalia, Frank & Rose Ragone, Art & Dorothy Belshaw, Van Belshaw, Paula Tedesco Belshaw, Mobeck Family Loved ones, James Moran Jones, Patricia Jones Strout, Amelia Nardi Travis, Florence Barker, Yolanda & Louis Gullo, Ann & Ed Grosheider, Antoinette & Anthony Scudero, Keith Nard, Sally Hawk, Levin & Harper Families, Torres Fami-ly, Tom LeNarz, Ruth McGilly, Peddy Family, Louis Re, Mary Flamingo, Lena & Charles Cisi, Helen McGee, Arturo Garza, Andrews Family, Dominic Orlando, Lisa, Herson, Robin, tony, Brittny, Elrad, June Or-lando, Annette Isley, Catherine Orlando, Patricia M. Dinapoli, Elwood & Josephine Lausten, Giuseppe & Le-na Zinola, Louis & Carrie Lausten, Josephine Emmite, Frank M. Emmite, Ignazio & Giulia Filice, Rank & Rose Emmite, Libbe Landau, The Kasnic Family, The Hillstrom Family, Harry Amoroso, William & Mabel Crank, Otto & Wilma Sorensen, Eugene Olszewski, Richard Olszewski, Dean Olszewski, Manuel & Evelyn Perry, Bud Cabral, Marlene Williamson, Jean Taddie, Max Wainscott, Madeline & Anthony Prooezard, Anna & Anthony Barcelona, Michael Kiley, Joseph Rynewicz, Josephina Morano, Rosa P. Morrone, Bennie Morro-ne, Sal Morrone, Michael Hausler, Nicole, Damiom, Anisha, Nadini, Joe, Leoard, Larry & Charlie, Marjorie Till, Lucille Clark, Justin Esare, Angela Cistulli, Lucille Cistulli, Mary Alice and Elmer Miguelgorry, Emily & Peter Mozzone, The Ullman Family, Magdaleno Galay, Amlia Galay, Anthony Motta, Cecile Driscoll, Joe & Ann Serio, Rosario, Anna & Salvatore Serio, Eva Moses, Jesus & Isabel Cordova, Mervin & Kathryn Troop, Anita & Pedro Roa, Richard H, Charles M, & Jeffrey J. Stone, Sarah Carolyn DeCarli, Donald DeCarli, Ste-ven DeCarli, Bernice DeCarli, Agnes Wallace, Edward Wallace, Ray & Eleanor Agularia, Mary Ann Wallace, Donald Wallace, Karen Wallace, Helen Blackford, Danny Blackford, Eva Hazen, and Eleanor Alexander.

3rd Sunday of Easter—April 30, 2017

Women’s Spirituality Come join our reflective Study of Acts of the Apostles. Wednesday, May 3 and Thursday’s May 11, 18 & 25 and Thursdays, June 8, 15, 22, 29 from 7-9pm in the Msgr. Allen Center. Facilitators: Diane Simon, Christina Ortez & Sr. Sharon SND

Did you know that we have an Online Giving pro-gram here at St. Christopher Parish? Our Online Giving program allows you to donate using your VISA, Mastercard, or bank account. Donations can be made for the Sunday Offering as well as most Second Collections and the Parish Renewal Fund. Why use the Online Program? Because gifts are done electronically you will no longer need to worry about remembering to bring your envelopes to church. It also allows you to use VISA or Master-card so you will be able to earn your miles or other awards on your credit cards. You can access our secure site by using the link on our parish website at www.SaintChris.com. Thank you in advance for you support of our parish.

Out of Town? FYI There is a web site, you can access when ever you are out of town and need a church for Mass, Go to www.masstimes.org and look up churches and Mass times, where ever you are. Check it out.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS (408) 264-8764

Religious Education Office Hours: Office hours- Mon.–Thurs.

8:30-a.m.-Noon and 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.

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12:30 Yvonne Pine 6:00 Yvonne Pine

A big Thank You to the 706 families who have al-ready replied to the 2017 ADA. With your support we have reached our goal of $221,136 that was set by the Diocese. If you have not yet responded to ADA your participation is more important now than ever. Why? Because all money donated over and above our goal is 100% rebated back to the parish. Extra ADA envelopes can be found in the back of the Church as well as in the Parish Office. Or you can call the Parish Office at 269-2226 to have one mailed to you. Again, thank you all for your support and God Bless you and your family.

Fingerprinting for ALL volunteers! If you are currently a Eucharistic Minister, Lector, Commentator, Minister to the Sick, Choir member, or would like to volunteer as one of these ministries, a Diocesan requirement to volunteer is completing fingerprinting and the on line course Shield the Vul-nerable – www.shieldthevulnerable.org – course 706 Protect Children. For your convenience, we are offering fingerprinting on site at Saint Christopher’s on May 11 and May 25 from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm in Walsh Hall. Please bring your competed shield the vulnerable certificate to one of the fingerprint sessions. If you have any questions, please contact Nancy Jolliff at 408-269-2226, ext 213 or njolliff@dsj.org.

Registrations for Next Year’s Session: Registra-tion for new students will begin on May 1st at 8:30 a.m. in the Msgr. Allen Office or on-line. Please call if you have any questions. Re-registration for all students in grades 1st through 7th currently enrolled in our program has begun. Forms were handed out in the classrooms or they were mailed home if your child was absent. Please return these as soon as possible in order to secure a spot for your child for next year’s session. Rel. Ed. Programs: The Sunday Rel. Ed. pro-gram’s last session is May 7th ending with a Prayer Service in Walsh Hall at 8:45 a.m. Parents are wel-come to attend. The Tuesday Rel. Ed. program ends on May 9th with a Prayer Service in church at 4:15 p.m. Parents are welcome to attend. Rel. Ed. Junior High: J r . High final meeting will be on May 7th in Walsh Hall from 4:30 p.m.-5:45 p.m. Liturgy of the Word for Children: This program is held during the 9:30 a.m. Sunday Mass. The next Liturgy of Word sessions will be April 30th and May 21st. Children in kindergarten through 4th grade are welcome. May 21st is our last session until the fall.

Social Justice

Confirmation: The May sessions will be May 4th 7-8:30pm—Sponsor/parent/student night. May 7, 12:30pm confirmation Mass @ St. Christopher Parish church. Contact Chris Miller at cmiller@dsj.org or 408-395-7949 for additional information. Youth Group: All high school aged students and their friends are welcome to attend Sunday evening youth group ses-sions in Walsh Hall from 7:00- 8:30pm. As always, dinner is provided, and topics relevant to teenagers will be presented/discussed. The full youth ministry schedule can be found on the parish website. St. Christopher Young Adults are a group of parishioners ages 18 to 39, single and married, who are con-nected by our Catholic faith and who actively participate in the life of the Church. Our mission is to “continue lifelong learning in a Catholic environment through spiritual growth, reflection, and service as we strengthen our relation with God though each other, our faith, and our community.” Please contact youth and young adult ministry coordinator Chris Miller at 408-395-7949 or cmiller@dsj.org for more information. Special Film Screening--This Coming Sunday, April 30 All high school-aged teens are welcome to join other Catholic and Christian Churches this coming Sun-day, April 30, 2017 for a special screening and panel presentation of the film, Love is All You Need? at the Almaden Cinelux The-ater (2305 Almaden Rd, at Curtner and Hw. 87) in San Jose. To be shown on the eve of mental health awareness month, the film portrays an inverted society in which homosexual couples are the majority, heterosexuals fall victim to vicious hate crimes, and the important conse-quences of bullying and suicide. Contact Chris Miller at 408-395-7949 if interested.

The 22nd annual Diocese of San Jose Youth Re-treat will be held this June 12-16, 2017 at Lake Tahoe. Over 200 teens from across the Diocese will gather for an amazing week of spirituality, fellowship, and fun! It is an amazing experience--many teens say it is a life changing opportuni-ty. Last year 14 teens attended from St. Chris-topher If you or your teen is interested, please register at this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/diocesan-youth-retreat-2017-the-call-teen-registration-tickets-31547251679 Registration is on a first come, first serve basis across the Diocese, and closes this Sunday, April 30, so please don't delay if you/your teen is interested in attending! The cost to attend is $390 per teen. Scholarships are available. 12 teens are already signed up from St. Christo-pher! Questions? Please contact Chris at 408-395-7949 or cmiller@dsj.org.

Peace must be built on the basis of justice in a world where the personal and social consequences of sin are evident. U.S. Bishops, “The Challenge of Peace,” #56 Solidarity…is not a feeling of vague compassion or shallow distress at the misfortunes of so many peo-ple, both near and far. On the contrary, it is a firm and persevering de-termination to commit oneself to the common good, that is to say, to the good of all and of each individu-al, because we are really responsible for all. St. John Paul II, “Solicitude Rei Socialis,” #38 It is no accident that the Risen Christ is discovered in the breaking of bread which takes place after the sharing of stories and questions on the road. The sharing of bread and the sharing of stories both bring people together. People begin to see things in a new way. In these experiences God is discovered. We dis-cover God in new ways when we listen to the stories of people, especially those who are in any way strug-gling or in need. We discover God when we share our own story. We discover God in the sharing of what we have been given, in the sharing of food. We discover God in the death and resurrection of Jesus and in the dying and rising of people today. The gospel story is a story of discovery, of finding God in the unexpected. It challenges us to look for God in the unexpected…especially in welcoming the stranger and the needy. Maybe, now is the time for us to learn anew from the wars in which we are in-volved. Maybe now is the time for us to reflect on the needs of immigrants and people of other ethnic and national backgrounds. Maybe now is the time for us to learn from the religious experience of others and from their struggle for justice. The social teaching of the church is concerned with the nourishment of all the people of the world…spiritually and also physically. Whenever we share the Eucharist, whenever we break bread together…we cannot but be aware of all those who are hungry. We cannot but be aware that all human beings share a common story. We cannot but be aware of our need to share what we have. We cannot but be aware of the need for justice in the world. May 1: International Worker’s Day May 3: World Press Freedom Day May 6: National Teacher’s Day May 11: Mother’s Day Any questions or comments please direct them to: Thomas Walsh tlsculpt@sbcglobal.net

Over 50's Group

Our May get together for our members is the tradi-tional Crowning of the Blessed Mother and Instal-lation of Officers, along with a catered lunch at the Three Flames restaurant on meridian Ave. in San Jose. The lunch will consist of three choices, steak, salmon or chicken. Lunch will be served at 12:00 noon, doors open at 11:00a.m. Please pur-chase your tickets in advance from lore McCoy. The cost is 25.00 for members, 28.00 for guests. Please have the money in Lore's hands by May5th. No exceptions, there will be no tickets sold at the door. Send your checks , made out to Over 50's to Lore to 1311 Vierra Ct. SJ 95125. You may also bring her cash before the due date of May 5th. This is always such a special day. Looking forward to seeing all of you. The luncheon date is Friday, May 12th.

Our Fun Friday for May is May 26th. We will meet in Walsh Hall at 1:30pm, gates will open at 1:00 for parking in the back lot. Do not come early as students are having their lunch served in Walsh Hall. The club provides coffee and cookies. The name of the game is Bingo. Everyone wel-come. Come and see your friends or meet new ones and enjoy a pleasant afternoon.

All women and men of the parish are welcome to join the St. Christopher Parish Ladies'

Guild and Holy Name Society.

The primary purpose of our organizations is to build and strengthen the St. Christopher community by hosting fundraisers and community events through-out the year. Our joint efforts fund St. Christopher’s school sports programs, parish and school technolo-gy and building upgrades, tuition assistance and nu-merous other local charities. Events such as the St. Christopher Festival, Benefit Auction, Antique Show and Western Welcome provide many opportu-nities to get involved. For more information about Ladies’ Guild, please visit www.stchrisladiesguild.org or email member-ship@stchrisladiesguild.org or call Kelly Miller at (310) 739-6248. For more information about Holy Name Society, please email Paul Borelli at pab_norcal@yahoo.com

Ladies’ Guild

TO ALL PARISHIONERS! Join us as we welcome in our newly elected

Ladies’ Guild Board and celebrate together our year of giving!

For The Greater Good! Installation Mass & Dinner

Wednesday, May 17th 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Mass followed by a catered dinner. $25 per person

To purchase on line, go to Ladies Guild website: http://www.stchrisladiesguild.org/

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Send check payable to Ladies’ Guild, to Meredith Bray-1966 Creek Drive, SJ 95125

RSVP by May 12th

Questions: contact Sandy Douthit (408) 499-1703

Outreach would like to send a heart felt thank you, to all that helped in donating food and candy to our 50 outreach families. We were able to provide East-er Baskets to 120 kids. Which we could not have been possible with

out your generosity. THANK YOU!!!

Attention Online Giving Donors: If you have donations posted to your credit card and you have been issued a new credit card by your bank for what ever reason, please be sure and log on to your Online Giving Profile and update your account information. You can access the Online Giving Site by using the link on our Parish Website, www.SaintChris.com. If you have any questions please call Gayle Blackford X208

Thank you for your continued support of our Parish.

MARRIED COUPLES:A Worldwide Marr iage Encounter Weekend is like Spring-time. It’s a week-end of fresh air, the rebirth of romance and new be-ginnings. If you’d like to make your marriage even more special than it already is – call now! The next Marriage Encounter Weekend is May 19-21, 2017 in Mountain View. For more information visit our web-site at: sanjosewwme.org or contact Ken & Claranne at applications@sanjosewwme.org or 408-782-1413.

INFORMATION FOR REPORTING COMPLAINTS OR ALLEGATIONS OF

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Please join the St Christopher ROSARY GROUP after 8:30AM Mass Weekdays (Mon through Sat)

By the grace of Our Blessed Mother, Mary, we are blessed to have one active visible Rosary Group in our parish. Please join us after the daily 8:30 AM Mass, where the Rosary Group remains after the fi-nal hymn, and joins in the prayer to Our Lady. This Rosary Group has a long history at St Christopher.

Everyone is welcome to join us after the 8 AM weekday Mass.

Be Well and Be Blessed

IN REMEMBRANCE Let us pray for all who have died,

that they may rejoice with the Risen Lord, especially:

Dolly DeFranco, and Carol Baker

Interested in connecting with moms in the St. Chris community? The St. Christopher’s Moms Group (SCMG) provides parents of children from birth through age five with support,

friendship, and community. The SCMG offers a va-riety of activities and playdates for all types of moms and interests. For more information, or to become a member, email Aubrey Amatelli at momsgroup@stchrisladiesguild.org

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We continue to pray for all the men and women serving our country in this time of war:

Alex Ngo, Tim McCullough, Joey Bellomo, Nick Badagliacco, Matthew Ward, Angelo Totanes, Ciro LoBono, Tyler Hammerness, Branden Al-wine, Greg Cook, Connor McDonald, Christian

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Please Pray for us!!!

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