Ashes will be distributed at Masses.

Masses:

6:30, 8am, 10:00am (Schools), 12:15, 5:30 & 7pm

(Spanish)

PARISH OFFICE

209 E. Lomita Ave.

Glendale, CA 91205

parish@hfglendale.org

www.hfglendale.org

Phone: (818) 247-2222

OFFICE HOURS

Monday to Thursday: 8:30am - 8:30pm

Friday: 8:30am - 7:00pm

Saturday: 8:30am - 5:00pm

Sunday: 8:30am - 2:00pm

CLERGY

Pastor:

Rev. James Bevacqua. ext. 225

Fr-bevacqua@hfglendale.org

Associate Pastors:

Rev. Kevin Nolan, ext. 229

Fr-nolan@hfglendale.org

Rev. Xavier Dsouza, ext. 227

Fr-dsouza@hfglendale.org

Deacons:

Deacon Ron Baker, ext. 552

Dn-baker@hfglendale.org

Deacon Neon Recuenco, ext. 553

Dn-recuenco@hfglendale.org

Deacon John Steele, Senior deacon

IN RESIDENCE

Rev. Samuel Ward

Rev. Marcial Juan - Retired

MASSES

Daily: 6:30am, 8:00am, 5:30pm

Saturday: 8:00am, 5:30pm

Sunday: 6:30am, 8:00am, 9:30am,

11:00am, 12:30pm (Spanish),

5:30pm (Life Teen)

Civic Holidays: 9:00am only

CONFESSIONS

Monday/Thursday: 4:30-5:15pm

Saturday: 4:00-5:00pm and by

appointment

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Next week is our big event!

Support your parish!

See page 5 - for details

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Pastor’s Corner Dear Parishioners,

29 young people graduated from our Holy Family

Grade School this past Friday night! They are attending the

following high schools: Loyola, St. Francis, Cathedral, Holy

Family High School College Prep, Immaculate Heart, Providence, La Salle,

Clark Magnet, Crescenta Valley, and Glendale.

We wish all of our graduates the best of success as they move on to

high school in the fall. We are grateful to their parents and teachers for the

support of their Catholic education here at Holy Family. Both of our schools

have wrapped up the school year. If you have a child interested in summer

school, we offer summer school programs at both of our schools. Please note

that both summer school programs are CO-ED. Even though our high school is

all girls, summer school is co-ed. Please take advantage of our offerings!

Next Sunday is Father’s Day! You will find envelopes in the pews to

remember your fathers, grandfathers, etc. for the Father’s Day novena,

beginning on June 18th. Please list the names on the envelope and then return

it along with your offering in the collection basket or drop it off at our offices.

Travelling this summer? Check out masstimes.org for information on

Masses while away. Don’t miss the Holy Eucharist! While travelling, please

consider continuing to support your parish.

Please see page 4 for information about our upcoming capital

campaign. We are working on architectural renderings of a revised Master Plan

and parish center concept in order to get approval from the archdiocese before

we launch our much-anticipated capital campaign in January.

Don’t forget we have our biggest fundraiser of the year coming up next

Saturday! Keep on Rollin’ raffle tickets are on sale now. Event tickets are sold at

the parish office as well!!

Quotes from Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si:

“The earth, our home, is beginning to look more and more like an

immense pile of filth.” (n. 21)

“Because of us, thousands of species will no longer give glory to God by

their very existence, nor convey their message to us. We have no such right.”

(n. 33)

“This is the way human beings contrive to feed their self-destructive

vices: trying not to see them, trying not to acknowledge them, delaying the

important decisions and pretending that nothing will happen.” (n. 59)

“We are not God.” (n. 67)

Summer peace and love,

Fr. Jim Bevacqua, Pastor

818-247-2222 x225

fr-bevacqua@hfglendale.org

SUNDAY JUNE 11

6:30 AM Jose R. Diloy

Serafin Modina, Sr.

8:00 AM Bryan John Pennebaker

Mary Gavigan

9:30 AM Fortunato C. Garcia

Merly Gapunuan & Family

- Tgiving

11:00 AM Rolando Vergara

Leonila Manlutac

12:30 PM For the People of the Parish

5:30 PM Leslie Pennebaker

Signorina Vasquez

MONDAY JUNE 12

6:30 AM Joji John P. Navarrez

Nick Guttormson

8:00 AM Benjamin Gindap

Maria Corazon Jo Chio

5:30 PM Emy Escleto

Juana R. Chan

TUESDAY JUNE 13

6:30 AM Leonardo Sales, Jr.

Richard Jao

8:00 AM Michael Adrian Manteris

Eric Morey

5:30 PM Antonio Pertubal - Tgiving

Aguayon Family - Tgiving

WEDNESDAY JUNE 14

6:30 AM Renato Cristi

Conrado D. Cruz

8:00 AM Jose Tioleco - Tgiving

Josie Gatdula - Tgiving

5:30 PM Amelyn M. Escleto

Jesusita & Francisco

Marasigan

THURSDAY JUNE 15

6:30 AM Lydia Dayrit

Cayetano Orteza

8:00 AM Rey Elento - Tgiving

Rosalie A. Bartolome

5:30 PM Edita Reyes

Luis Salazar

FRIDAY JUNE 16

6:30 AM Norma Reyes

Jonathan Garibian - Tgiving

8:00 AM Victor Lorenzo Bernardino

Deo Calabio

5:30 PM Ana Santos - Tgiving

Eduardo Villagonzalo

SATURDAY JUNE 17

8:00 AM Ruano-Lopez - Tgiving

Sandy Ebora

5:30 PM Frank Gonda

Aurelio Bernabe

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SUNDAY MASS CLERGY

SCHEDULE

Saturday 6/17

5:30 PM Fr. Michael

Sunday 6/18

6:30 AM Fr. Michael

8:00 AM Fr. Sam

9:30 AM Fr. Kevin/Dn Ron

11:00 AM Fr. Juan/Dn Neon

12:30 PM (Spn) Fr. Xavier

5:30 PM Fr. Jim

*Please note that the clergy

schedule is always subject to

change*

June 11, 2017

PRAY FOR….The

Recovery of:

Felix Lacambra, Jonathan

Natividad, Jesus Panlilio,

Sid Parducho, Matthew

Tribble, Josefina Madrigal, Roberto

Madrigal, George Madrigal, Rosa

Madrigal, Maria Madrigal, Elvira

Gomez, Valerie Ortiz, Amalia

Gutierrez, Susana Montes, Maggie

Baxter, Elena Ramirez, Amanda

Perez, Benjamin Guevarra,

Kingston Cortez, Nestor Cortez,

Melinda Cohn

Those who have died before us

and their families…

Mary Gavigan, Corazon Basa,

Mario D’Ambrosi, Nellie Silva

May the souls of all faithful

departed, through the mercy of

God, rest in peace.

Today’s Coffee &

Donuts are being

sponsored by our

Music Ministry. Please join us

after the morning Masses.

FATHER’S DAY

June 18, 2017

To honor all fathers

we are offering a

Novena of Nine

Holy Masses that

will begin on

Father’s Day,

Sunday, June 18th.

To have your father, or that of a loved

one, entered on the list of those we

pray for, please fill out the Father’s

Day Mass remembrance envelope

that is available in the parish office.

The envelopes will be placed on the

altar during the Father’s Day Novena

of Masses.

COMMITMENT SUNDAY

TODAY

Our Turn to help our Priests

This weekend you are invited to

support the Priest Retirement Fund

for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.

This fund is an essential support

system for our retired diocesan

priests. It is because of your

generous support of this fund that

our priests are able to continue to

work in their ministry even in their

retirement years.

We will have pledge envelopes

available in the pews if you would

like to make a gift today. If you have

given to this fund in the past, you

may have received your renewal

letter at your home. You may also

make a gift in honor or in memoriam

for a specific priest. Visit

PRFLA.ORG for more information.

Come To

Celebrate

our

Chapel’s

Ninth

Anniversary

Sunday, June 18th

Courtyard of Charity

7:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Please bring finger foods, soft

drinks and water.

Contact: Ron Pena, 323-394-0034

holyfamilyadoration@gmail.com

Please welcome

Father Michael

Fernandes, SFX

He arrives on

June 15th. He is

a friend of Father

Xavier Dsouza.

He looks forward to being with us this

summer until the end of August. He

was born and brought up in Goa,

India, a colony of the Portuguese until

1960. He is one of four boys to his

late parents. Two of his older brothers

are in London and one is in Mumbai.

He is the youngest of the four. He

became a member of the Society of

St. Francis Xavier, Goa, popularly

known as "Pilar fathers" from

Goa. He is presently the pastor at

Our Lady of Pilar Church and

Manager of St. Xavier’s Elementary

School, at Dholpur, Rajasthan, India

located in the Archdiocese of Agra.

He has been a priest for more than 30

years and has spent most of his

priestly life ministering in the

missions.

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On May 16th, Ministry Leaders and other members of the Parish came together for the Leadership Summit.

Father Jim, fundraising consultant Janet Levine, and Deacon Ron Baker walked the participants though the

importance of a Parish Center for Holy Family and the capital campaign that will support this project.

Father Jim talked about how most churches our size have a Parish Center that creates a center for the many

programs and ministries of the Church. Showing how today, a family coming to join the church and sign their two

children up for Religious Education and EDGE or confirmation would require them to go to three different buildings in

three different locations on the campus, Father Jim highlighted why a Parish Center is needed. More, the Parish

Center would provide permanent spaces for our ministries and programs such as our Food Bank.

To build the Parish Hall will require fundraising—about $8 Million worth of fundraising. And this must be in

addition to the support parishioners and others already give to Holy Family. Our consultant talked about how the

campaign must be an “and” gift for each and every donor to the campaign—and how it should be a sacrificial gift. That

is, support for the Parish Center is not just over and above your regular offertory giving and attendance at fundraising

events, it must be a larger gift, one that is a stretch and may make you consider what you will sacrifice in order to

make that gift.

Janet also talked about how the campaign will be conducted in phases and the importance of members of

Holy Family being part of the various committees that will be set up. Deacon Ron walked the audience through what

needs to happen next. On the facilities side, an architect will be hired, plans for the Center must be approved, and, of

course, we must ensure that these plans include adequate parking.

As we move from the planning phase into actually raising funds for the building, Deacon Ron assured

everyone that there will be brochures and drawings to show our prospective donors as well as training and support for

those who will be doing to asks.

Many in the audience shared success stories from other churches and commented on the strength of

community that Holy Family brings to this effort. They and others indicated their interest in serving on committees to

help the campaign succeed.

While most of the audience was enthusiastic about the Parish Hall—and the promise of adequate parking—

there were some concerns raised about cost, location, and whether it was necessary to build a new building rather

than renovate one already built. Deacon Ron pointed out that the cost of materials and construction have gone up

substantially since the last large project undertaken at Holy Family. What cost $1 million then would be many times

that amount if done today.

As the project moves forward, we know there will be many other questions. Deacon Ron welcomes your calls

and emails on the project, the master plan, and the campaign. Over the next several months, look to the bulletin for

updates and opportunities to be involved in this exciting project.

Support Your Parish Master Plan

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Religious Education

Faith Formation at Holy Family Church

Registration for Religious Education for the school year that begins October 1st is now

open to all children who attend public schools in grades 1 to 5. We also have a formation

class for Early Childhood children ages 3-4 and 5 year olds.

You can register at the Religious Education office: 400 S.

Louise St. (Monday through Thursday) from 10:30 a.m. to

5:00 p.m. and on Sundays from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

You can also register at the Parish office. For your

convenience you can download the application from our website:

htpp://hfglendale.org/religious-ed/youth-min/elementary

For any questions, please call our office 818-240-6551

Food will be provided by these

Restaurants:

BJ’s Tam O’Shanter Crab Avenue

Max’s of Manila El Morfi Raffi’s

Scarantino’s Foxy’s Kikka

Porto’s Bakery

$1,000 2nd Prize

$500 3rd Prize

$20 per ticket

$100 for six tickets

Get your lucky tickets while they last

Tickets available at church entrances, the Parish

Office, the Grade School Office

and other authorized Ticket outlets

$100-dinner ticket

6 PM—Grade School Auditorium

HONOREES: Glendale Kiwanis

Steve and Joan Dundas

Fr. Marcial Juan

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Capital Projects Improvements

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Capital Projects Improvements

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Holy Family Grade School

ADS

ADS

Ministerio Hispano

DEI GRATIA

Dei gratia es el

nombre del nuevo

ministerio que

estamos formando

acá en Holy Family.

La Traducción sería

“por la gracia de

Dios”. Este es un ministerio de curación interior. ¿Está

usted sufriendo con depresión, adicción y recuerdos

heridos?. Este puede ser el lugar perfecto para

experimentar curación por el poder del Espíritu Santo.

Este ministerio va a tener lugar el Primer y Tercer Lunes

de mes de 7:00 a 8:45 de la noche en la Casa de Life

Teen Todos están invitados. No tiene que firmar antes.

La proxima reunión de Dei Gratia será el día Lunes,

Junio 19 a las 7:00 p.m. Para màs informacion, llame a

Jose 818-415-7114.

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COORDINADORES DEL MINISTERIO

HISPANO

Class para Bautismos

Andrea Carranza (323) 210-3797

Cruzada del Rosario

(Lunes a Viernes a las 6PM)

Josefina Regaldo (818) 548-6158

Cursillo de Cristianidad

(2do Sabado del Mes)

Amelia Collazos (818) 753-0335

Dei Gratia

Jose Ibarra (818) 863-2018

Grupo de Oracion Santa Monica (Martes)

Maria Benitez (818) 584-4722

Lectores

Francisco Vasquez (323) 977-0019

Ministros Extraordinarios de la Sagrada Comunión

Lourdes Gonzalez (818) 484-0225

Sociedad Guadalupana

Rosario/Gustavo Arias (818) 522-5151

Ujieres

Carlos Cardona (818) 378-8002

¿SABÍA USTED?

Los automóviles calientes pueden significar

un grave peligro para los niños

Muy rara vez se hace intencionalmente, pero en

cuestión de minutos los niños que quedan en los autos

calientes pueden sufrir mucho. La temperatura de los

automóviles sube rápidamente, dejando a los niños

susceptibles a ataques de calor, convulsiones e incluso

la muerte. La temperatura en un coche puede subir 30 a

40 grados en apenas media hora. Considere la

posibilidad de instalar un espejo de seguridad en la

parte posterior de su auto para ayudar a mantener un

ojo en los niños, y nunca los deje solos en el carro, ni

siquiera por unos minutos. Para solicitar una copia del

artículo de VIRTUS® “Children, Safety, and Hot

Cars” (Niños, seguridad y autos calientes), envíe un

correo electrónico a bmelendez@la-archdiocese.org o

llame al (213) 637-7508.

MISTERIO INEXPRESABLE

El Dios del universo es

misterioso. La ciencia no ha

podido resolver el misterio

de cómo el universo surgió

ni explicar exactamente qué

es lo que continúa dándole

energía creadora y diseño

magistral. Ninguna religión

afirma que ha encontrado

las palabras para nombrar

plenamente el misterio

inefable de Dios, ya que no

importa qué nombre

usemos, Dios siempre transciende nuestra limitada

capacidad de comprensión. Dios es un misterio en el

que se cree y que no se conoce. Y sin embargo,

nosotros los cristianos creemos que el nombre que

usamos para Dios es el que mejor expresa ese misterio

inexpresable: Dios es la Santísima Trinidad de tres

personas unidas en una comunión de amor, que se

vierte en amor creador, salvador y santificador sobre el

mundo. Las lecturas de hoy celebran el misterio de la

Trinidad y nos dan las claves para vivir ese misterio en

nuestras vidas. Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

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