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WEEKLY STEWARSHIP
February 4, 2018 Envelope Giving $1,782.00
Plate Giving $1,478.56
Online Giving $641.16
Total $3,901.72 Funds needed to meet operations $5,000.00 Overage/ Deficit -($1,098.28)
FEBRUARY 11, 2018 VI SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
GOSPEL REFLECTION: MARK 1:40-45
We may not like it, but generosity and risk often
go hand-in-hand. At least, that’s what Jesus shows
us in today’s Gospel as a leper approaches him for
healing. Until the nineteenth century, lepers were
shunned to the margins of society for fear of
spreading the disease. To touch a leper was to risk
becoming unclean yourself. In today’s Gospel,
Jesus defies convention. “Moved with pity, he
reached out his hand, [and] touched him.” The leper is healed! But this is not the
only risk Jesus takes. Before Jesus heals the man, he knows full well the
desperate nature of his situation. Jesus knows that this man will be overjoyed
upon being healed and that he just might tell everyone he knows. For a Messiah
looking to temporarily fly under the radar, healing this particular leper might not
be the best idea. Jesus heals anyway. It can be easy to become calculated in our
giving. If I go out of my way to help this person, how will it affect my
reputation? How will this charitable donation affect my budget? How could I
possibly make time to volunteer regularly? In today’s Gospel, Jesus casts these
concerns aside. He touches the untouchable. He reaches the unreachable. For his
efforts, he receives a betrayal of his request for silence. “The man went away and
began to publicize the whole matter.” Before long “it was impossible for Jesus to
enter a town openly.” Jesus is forced to remain “outside in the deserted places.”
It would appear, perhaps, that he is unable to accomplish his mission. When we
take a risk to be generous, things might not follow the prescribed path. We might
be disappointed. We also might be surprised! Our witness to radical generosity is
attractive to a world in desperate need. Indeed, when Jesus took risks for love,
“People kept coming to him from everywhere.”—-Cycles of the Faith
GOSPEL REFLECTION
ADORATION
Wednesdays
8:30AM-5:00PM
Come spend an hour with Him or five minutes, your life will
never be the same!
EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP
If you witnessed a miracle,
wouldn’t you want to tell
everyone? If you saw the sun
dance in the sky, a
crippled man walk, or the Virgin
Mary appear in front of you,
wouldn’t you just want to shout
about it from a rooftop so all
could hear? Maybe you would be
afraid others would not believe
you. You might choose instead to
keep it to yourself to avoid
criticism and ridicule. At least, if
you saw a miracle, you would
have a choice: to tell or not to tell.
Yet, at every Mass we witness a
miracle. We witness bread and
wine as it becomes the true
presence of Jesus Christ. It isn’t a
saint or Mary appearing before us;
it is actually Jesus! When was the
last time you told anybody about
that miracle? It might not be easy
for us to always talk about our
faith, but we can show them.
When we receive the Eucharist
into our bodies, we become one
with Christ. We go forth from the
Mass as a living testimony of the
miracle that occurred at Mass.
People will not be able to simply
look at us and see the evidence.
We need to demonstrate to them
the reality of this miracle by our
good deeds and profound acts of
charity. That is stewardship. That
is bearing witness to the truth of
our God being truly present to us.
It is something we should want to
share with everyone.—Tracy Earl Welliver,
Please pray for:
Julian Lorenzo Phan Castro Family
Anne Martin Emily Barker Lee Sunquist
Michael Chand Silvina Resendiz
Raad & Amal Attisha Angletta Family
Mary Ellen Hultquist Andrew Ultreras
Ramon Valentin Iñiguez Hawkins Family
The greatest love story of all time
is contained in a tiny white host.
-Archbishop Fulton F. Sheen-
Feb 11 Sun 8:30AM + Lidia Alvarez
Feb 11 Sun 11:00AM + Keith Welbourne
Feb 11 Sun 12:30PM + Pablo Caro + Lucio Gutierrez
Feb 12 Mon NO MASS
Feb 13 Tue 7:30AM For the Parishioners
Feb 14 Wed 7:30AM For the Parishioners
Feb 14 Wed 7:00PM Ash Wed Mass (Bilingual)
Feb 15 Thur 7:30AM For the Parishioners
Feb 16 Fri 7:30AM For the Parishioners
Feb 16 Fri 5:30PM Stations of the Cross
Feb 17 Sat 5:00PM For the Parishioners
LIVE THE LITURGY
We never marginalize or turn our backs on those who suffer violence, oppression from unjust
systems, poverty, illness, or disease. Jesus never turned anyone away, but always extended a hand of healing and compassion. He would insist on
extending God’s merciful and unconditional love to all, even if it meant breaking the Sabbath or
civil law. Does the way we treat others, especially those who are different than us, reflect the
freedom, joy, love, and good news of the Gospel?
QUESTIONS OF THE WEEK
First Reading-Ancient Israelites quarantined those
suffering from leprosy out of fear the disease would
spread to others. In what ways does our society make
rules out of fear of the other?
Second Reading-Paul places a high premium on being
Christ-like to others, inviting the Corinthian Christians to
imitate him in this regard. What in Paul’s life do you
think modern believers should imitate?
Gospel Reading-What was the unintended consequence
experienced by Jesus as a result of healing the leper? Did
this surprise you?
Observances for the Week of February 11, 2018
Sun: World Day of the Sick; World Marriage Day Tue: Mardi Gras Wed: Ash Wednesday; Day of fasting & abstinence; Valentine’s Day Fri: Day of abstinence Sat: The Seven Holy Founders of the Servite Order
FEBRUARY 11, 2018 VI SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
ACA Weekend
Pray for Rev. Stephanos Pedrano, OSB
Lv 13:1-2, 44-
46/Ps 32:1-2, 5, 11 [7]/1 Cor
10:31—11:1/Mk 1:40-45
Youth Group Meeting 7:00PM
Bible Study
7:00PM
Pray for Rev. Richard
Perozich
Jas 1:1-11/Ps 119:67, 68, 71,
72, 75, 76 [77a]/Mk 8:11-13
Daily Mass 7:30AM
St. Vincent de Paul
Meeting 6:30PM
Pray for Rev. Michael
Pham
Jas 1:12-18/Ps 94:12-13a, 14-
15, 18-19 [12a]/Mk 8:14-21
Daily Mass 7:30AM
Adoration
8AM to 5PM
Ash Wednesday
Mass (Bilingual)
7:00PM
Pray for Rev. Michel Pham, OSB
Jl 2:12-18/2 Cor
5:20—6:2/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab,
12-13, 14 and 17 [cf. 3a]/Mt 6:1-
6, 16-18
Daily Mass 7:30AM
Pray for Rev. José
Pimentel, OP
Dt 30:15-20/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [40:5a]/Lk 9:22-
25
Daily Mass 7:30AM
Station of the Cross
5:30PM
Fish Dinner After Station of
the Cross
Pray for Rev. Msgr. John
Portman
Is 58:1-9a/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab,
18-19 [19b]/Mt 9:14-15
Daily Mass 7:30AM
Reconciliation
4:00PM
Pray for Rev. James
Poulsen
Is 58:9b-14/Ps 86:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [11ab]/Lk 5:27-
32
Events for the week of Feb. 11—Feb. 17 RACHEL’S HOPE AFTER-ABORTION HEALING
RETREAT FOR CATHOLIC WOMEN (OR Catholic-friendly)
February 23-25th
Diocesan Pastoral Center 3888 Paducah Drive
San Diego, Ca.
Closing Mass included Professional Led
Group Size limited Cost $45; partial scholarships available.
Confidentiality maintained. Limited housing available. “Not judged, not lectured, just healed”. For information/registration call
Rosemary Benefield (858)581.3022. Visit us on our
website: www.RachelsHope.org
BEGINNING
EXPERIENCE
Divorced, widowed, and separated persons can
register now for a healing Beginning Experience
Weekend retreat May 4-5, 2018. The weekend focuses on healing and moving beyond grief in a supportive and caring environment with others that are going
through and have gone through the same experiences. The retreat will be held at the
beautiful and serene Prince of Peace Abbey, in Oceanside, Ca. If you know someone experiencing pain of grief, Beginning Experience can help. For
further information call Rose Sheehan 619.504.4410 or Nish Carmedy (330)
607.8774 SPANISH
St. Pius X Parish Directories
have arrived!!!
If you had your photograph taken
please pick up your directory at the
Parish Office.
Monday—Friday
9:00AM—4:00PM
IS GOD CALLING YOU TO BECOME A PRIEST?
MARCH 3, 2018
8:30AM—3:30PM
Explorer Day provides men an opportunity to learn more about the
priesthood and how to discern God’s call.
Registration forms are located in the Vestibule
For more information, contact Fr. Lauro Minimo 858.490.8385
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Free (Donations are Appreciated)
Saturday, March 3, 2018 7:30am—2:30pm
Call or e-mail Gary Gorton to make your reservation
[email protected] 619-665-6694. We begin at
7:30am with First Saturday Fellowship
Breakfast with David Block followed by 9:00am Mass
with Father Higinio. Guest speakers and reflections at
10:00am.
Remi Alvarez– Worthy Grand Knight and retired LA Dodger and Chapman College Hall of Fame
inductee- “Raised and challenged as a Catholic/Christian–how I survived”
David Block– Bible Study Coordinator/First Saturday Fellowship and former officer assigned to
the Pentagon- “Listening to God via the scripture the scripture and a life of following God’s Will”
David Knoll– Former St Pius X par ishioner, photographer, St Agustin Teacher and former
Chicago Cub- “Bom and Raised Catholic and challenges in time”
Including lunch and a closing prayer with Father Higinio Garcia.
DON’T GIVE UP
CHOCOLATE FOR LENT
Instead, take a 40-day journey to become the-best-version-of-yourself. Join our parish for Best Lent Ever, a
free email program designed to help you have a life-changing Lent. Every
day you’ll get…
Inspirational Videos
Practical Tips
Encouraging Stories
Are you ready to have your best lent ever? Sign up at
DynamicCatholic.com/Lent
ST PATRICK’S DAY PARTY St Pius X Knights of Columbus will be
hosting the 2018 Adults-Only St Pat’s Party on Saturday March17, 2018. The party
starts at 6PM with a social hour and dinner at 7PM. The St Pius X Youth Group will furnish babysitting for those that want to
attend and have children. Tickets go on sale February 10th, after each Mass. Tickets are
$35 per couple and $20 per single if purchased in advance $30 at the
door. Please get your tickets early to help us plan properly and also to save some $$.
Dinner will feature corned beef and cabbage, vegetables and roasted chicken. The Knights will be operating a no-host bar. There will be
a 50/50 raffle and silent auction. We will
have a DJ with dancing at the completion of dinner and the auction. Please come out and
support your parish while having a GREAT TIME
Lenten Mission
Open To Everyone
March 4-8, 2018
7:00PM-8:00PM
Ascension Catholic Church
11292 Clairemont Mesa Blvd. San Diego, Ca. 92124
Join us for a Lenten Mission entitled “To Serve
is to Reign” Led by Fr. Joseph Aytona, CPM (The Fathers of Mercy - an order known for
their powerful preaching), these 5 evenings are designed to help us to grow in our relationships with Jesus (come to any or all nights!). Whether you are devout or doubting your faith, Catholic or non-Catholic, this mission is an exciting way
to revisit the person of Jesus in the sacraments. Bring a friend! Each evening will consist of a 45 min presentation followed by
Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Confession will be available before
and after. Questions: Dr. Henry Ng [email protected]
VI S
UN
DA
Y IN
OR
DIN
AR
Y TI
ME
Free (Donations are Appreciated)
Saturday, March 3, 2018 7:30am—2:30pm
Call or e-mail Gary Gorton to make your reservation
[email protected] 619-665-6694. We begin at
7:30am with First Saturday Fellowship
Breakfast with David Block followed by 9:00am Mass
with Father Higinio. Guest speakers and reflections at
10:00am.
Remi Alvarez– Worthy Grand Knight and retired LA Dodger and Chapman College Hall of Fame
inductee- “Raised and challenged as a Catholic/Christian–how I survived”
David Block– Bible Study Coordinator/First Saturday Fellowship and former officer assigned to
the Pentagon- “Listening to God via the scripture the scripture and a life of following God’s Will”
David Knoll– Former St Pius X par ishioner, photographer, St Agustin Teacher and former
Chicago Cub- “Bom and Raised Catholic and challenges in time”
Including lunch and a closing prayer with Father Higinio Garcia.
DON’T GIVE UP
CHOCOLATE FOR LENT
Instead, take a 40-day journey to become the-best-version-of-yourself. Join our parish for Best Lent Ever, a
free email program designed to help you have a life-changing Lent. Every
day you’ll get…
Inspirational Videos
Practical Tips
Encouraging Stories
Are you ready to have your best lent ever? Sign up at
DynamicCatholic.com/Lent
ST PATRICK’S DAY PARTY St Pius X Knights of Columbus will be
hosting the 2018 Adults-Only St Pat’s Party on Saturday March17, 2018. The party
starts at 6PM with a social hour and dinner at 7PM. The St Pius X Youth Group will furnish babysitting for those that want to
attend and have children. Tickets go on sale February 10th, after each Mass. Tickets are
$35 per couple and $20 per single if purchased in advance $30 at the
door. Please get your tickets early to help us plan properly and also to save some $$.
Dinner will feature corned beef and cabbage, vegetables and roasted chicken. The Knights will be operating a no-host bar. There will be
a 50/50 raffle and silent auction. We will
have a DJ with dancing at the completion of dinner and the auction. Please come out and
support your parish while having a GREAT TIME
Lenten Mission
Open To Everyone
March 4-8, 2018
7:00PM-8:00PM
Ascension Catholic Church
11292 Clairemont Mesa Blvd. San Diego, Ca. 92124
Join us for a Lenten Mission entitled “To Serve
is to Reign” Led by Fr. Joseph Aytona, CPM (The Fathers of Mercy - an order known for
their powerful preaching), these 5 evenings are designed to help us to grow in our relationships with Jesus (come to any or all nights!). Whether you are devout or doubting your faith, Catholic or non-Catholic, this mission is an exciting way
to revisit the person of Jesus in the sacraments. Bring a friend! Each evening will consist of a 45 min presentation followed by
Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Confession will be available before
and after. Questions: Dr. Henry Ng [email protected]
Feb 11 Sun 8:30AM + Lidia Alvarez
Feb 11 Sun 11:00AM + Keith Welbourne
Feb 11 Sun 12:30PM + Pablo Caro + Lucio Gutierrez
Feb 12 Mon NO MASS
Feb 13 Tue 7:30AM For the Parishioners
Feb 14 Wed 7:30AM For the Parishioners
Feb 14 Wed 7:00PM Ash Wed Mass (Bilingual)
Feb 15 Thur 7:30AM For the Parishioners
Feb 16 Fri 7:30AM For the Parishioners
Feb 16 Fri 5:30PM Stations of the Cross
Feb 17 Sat 5:00PM For the Parishioners
LIVE THE LITURGY
We never marginalize or turn our backs on those who suffer violence, oppression from unjust
systems, poverty, illness, or disease. Jesus never turned anyone away, but always extended a hand of healing and compassion. He would insist on
extending God’s merciful and unconditional love to all, even if it meant breaking the Sabbath or
civil law. Does the way we treat others, especially those who are different than us, reflect the
freedom, joy, love, and good news of the Gospel?
QUESTIONS OF THE WEEK
First Reading-Ancient Israelites quarantined those
suffering from leprosy out of fear the disease would
spread to others. In what ways does our society make
rules out of fear of the other?
Second Reading-Paul places a high premium on being
Christ-like to others, inviting the Corinthian Christians to
imitate him in this regard. What in Paul’s life do you
think modern believers should imitate?
Gospel Reading-What was the unintended consequence
experienced by Jesus as a result of healing the leper? Did
this surprise you?
Observances for the Week of February 11, 2018
Sun: World Day of the Sick; World Marriage Day Tue: Mardi Gras Wed: Ash Wednesday; Day of fasting & abstinence; Valentine’s Day Fri: Day of abstinence Sat: The Seven Holy Founders of the Servite Order
FEBRUARY 11, 2018 VI SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
ACA Weekend
Pray for Rev. Stephanos Pedrano, OSB
Lv 13:1-2, 44-
46/Ps 32:1-2, 5, 11 [7]/1 Cor
10:31—11:1/Mk 1:40-45
Youth Group Meeting 7:00PM
Bible Study
7:00PM
Pray for Rev. Richard
Perozich
Jas 1:1-11/Ps 119:67, 68, 71,
72, 75, 76 [77a]/Mk 8:11-13
Daily Mass 7:30AM
St. Vincent de Paul
Meeting 6:30PM
Pray for Rev. Michael
Pham
Jas 1:12-18/Ps 94:12-13a, 14-
15, 18-19 [12a]/Mk 8:14-21
Daily Mass 7:30AM
Adoration
8AM to 5PM
Ash Wednesday
Mass (Bilingual)
7:00PM
Pray for Rev. Michel Pham, OSB
Jl 2:12-18/2 Cor
5:20—6:2/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab,
12-13, 14 and 17 [cf. 3a]/Mt 6:1-
6, 16-18
Daily Mass 7:30AM
Pray for Rev. José
Pimentel, OP
Dt 30:15-20/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [40:5a]/Lk 9:22-
25
Daily Mass 7:30AM
Station of the Cross
5:30PM
Fish Dinner After Station of
the Cross
Pray for Rev. Msgr. John
Portman
Is 58:1-9a/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab,
18-19 [19b]/Mt 9:14-15
Daily Mass 7:30AM
Reconciliation
4:00PM
Pray for Rev. James
Poulsen
Is 58:9b-14/Ps 86:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [11ab]/Lk 5:27-
32
Events for the week of Feb. 11—Feb. 17 RACHEL’S HOPE AFTER-ABORTION HEALING
RETREAT FOR CATHOLIC WOMEN (OR Catholic-friendly)
February 23-25th
Diocesan Pastoral Center 3888 Paducah Drive
San Diego, Ca.
Closing Mass included Professional Led
Group Size limited Cost $45; partial scholarships available.
Confidentiality maintained. Limited housing available. “Not judged, not lectured, just healed”. For information/registration call
Rosemary Benefield (858)581.3022. Visit us on our
website: www.RachelsHope.org
BEGINNING
EXPERIENCE
Divorced, widowed, and separated persons can
register now for a healing Beginning Experience
Weekend retreat May 4-5, 2018. The weekend focuses on healing and moving beyond grief in a supportive and caring environment with others that are going
through and have gone through the same experiences. The retreat will be held at the
beautiful and serene Prince of Peace Abbey, in Oceanside, Ca. If you know someone experiencing pain of grief, Beginning Experience can help. For
further information call Rose Sheehan 619.504.4410 or Nish Carmedy (330)
607.8774 SPANISH
St. Pius X Parish Directories
have arrived!!!
If you had your photograph taken
please pick up your directory at the
Parish Office.
Monday—Friday
9:00AM—4:00PM
IS GOD CALLING YOU TO BECOME A PRIEST?
MARCH 3, 2018
8:30AM—3:30PM
Explorer Day provides men an opportunity to learn more about the
priesthood and how to discern God’s call.
Registration forms are located in the Vestibule
For more information, contact Fr. Lauro Minimo 858.490.8385
VI S
UN
DA
Y O
F O
RD
INA
RY
TIM
E
WEEKLY STEWARSHIP
February 4, 2018 Envelope Giving $1,782.00
Plate Giving $1,478.56
Online Giving $641.16
Total $3,901.72 Funds needed to meet operations $5,000.00 Overage/ Deficit -($1,098.28)
FEBRUARY 11, 2018 VI SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
GOSPEL REFLECTION: MARK 1:40-45
We may not like it, but generosity and risk often
go hand-in-hand. At least, that’s what Jesus shows
us in today’s Gospel as a leper approaches him for
healing. Until the nineteenth century, lepers were
shunned to the margins of society for fear of
spreading the disease. To touch a leper was to risk
becoming unclean yourself. In today’s Gospel,
Jesus defies convention. “Moved with pity, he
reached out his hand, [and] touched him.” The leper is healed! But this is not the
only risk Jesus takes. Before Jesus heals the man, he knows full well the
desperate nature of his situation. Jesus knows that this man will be overjoyed
upon being healed and that he just might tell everyone he knows. For a Messiah
looking to temporarily fly under the radar, healing this particular leper might not
be the best idea. Jesus heals anyway. It can be easy to become calculated in our
giving. If I go out of my way to help this person, how will it affect my
reputation? How will this charitable donation affect my budget? How could I
possibly make time to volunteer regularly? In today’s Gospel, Jesus casts these
concerns aside. He touches the untouchable. He reaches the unreachable. For his
efforts, he receives a betrayal of his request for silence. “The man went away and
began to publicize the whole matter.” Before long “it was impossible for Jesus to
enter a town openly.” Jesus is forced to remain “outside in the deserted places.”
It would appear, perhaps, that he is unable to accomplish his mission. When we
take a risk to be generous, things might not follow the prescribed path. We might
be disappointed. We also might be surprised! Our witness to radical generosity is
attractive to a world in desperate need. Indeed, when Jesus took risks for love,
“People kept coming to him from everywhere.”—-Cycles of the Faith
GOSPEL REFLECTION
ADORATION
Wednesdays
8:30AM-5:00PM
Come spend an hour with Him or five minutes, your life will
never be the same!
EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP
If you witnessed a miracle,
wouldn’t you want to tell
everyone? If you saw the sun
dance in the sky, a
crippled man walk, or the Virgin
Mary appear in front of you,
wouldn’t you just want to shout
about it from a rooftop so all
could hear? Maybe you would be
afraid others would not believe
you. You might choose instead to
keep it to yourself to avoid
criticism and ridicule. At least, if
you saw a miracle, you would
have a choice: to tell or not to tell.
Yet, at every Mass we witness a
miracle. We witness bread and
wine as it becomes the true
presence of Jesus Christ. It isn’t a
saint or Mary appearing before us;
it is actually Jesus! When was the
last time you told anybody about
that miracle? It might not be easy
for us to always talk about our
faith, but we can show them.
When we receive the Eucharist
into our bodies, we become one
with Christ. We go forth from the
Mass as a living testimony of the
miracle that occurred at Mass.
People will not be able to simply
look at us and see the evidence.
We need to demonstrate to them
the reality of this miracle by our
good deeds and profound acts of
charity. That is stewardship. That
is bearing witness to the truth of
our God being truly present to us.
It is something we should want to
share with everyone.—Tracy Earl Welliver,
Please pray for:
Julian Lorenzo Phan Castro Family
Anne Martin Emily Barker Lee Sunquist
Michael Chand Silvina Resendiz
Raad & Amal Attisha Angletta Family
Mary Ellen Hultquist Andrew Ultreras
Ramon Valentin Iñiguez Hawkins Family
The greatest love story of all time
is contained in a tiny white host.
-Archbishop Fulton F. Sheen-
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