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3rd Sunday of Advent December 11, 2016

St. John Eudes Catholic community

Served by the Eudist Fathers of the North American Province

With Burning Hearts, We Proclaim the Good News

EUCHARISTIC LITURGIES Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:30 p.m. Sunday: 7:30, 9:00 and 11:00 a.m., 12:45, 2:15 (Spanish) and 5:30 p.m. Monday - Friday: 6:30 a.m., 8:15 a.m. Saturday: 8:15 a.m. Holy Days: 6:30 and 8:30 a.m.; 12:15 and 7:30 p.m. (bilingual) Mon. thru Sat. @ 8:00 a.m.: Liturgy of the Hours - Chapel Confessions: Saturday 4:00 to 5:00 p.m., Weekdays, by appt.

PARISH OFFICE 9901 Mason Avenue Chatsworth, CA 91311-4592 Hours: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. Monday – Friday 818 341-3680; Fax 818 882-4326 www.sjeparish.net Parish E-mail: [email protected] Rev. Gérard Lecomte, CJM, Pastor Fr. Carlos Valencia, CJM, Associate Pastor Fr. Lawrence Goodwin, CJM, Associate Pastor Deacon Son Hoang - Pastoral Administrator (818) 341-3680 x103, cell (805)252-5591 [email protected] Deacon Eleuterio Mireles, CJM, in Residence

VOCATIONS Deacon Eleuterio Mireles, Jr. [email protected] Sargon Younan (818) 687-2041 [email protected]

SCHOOL OFFICE Barbara Danowitz, Principal (818)341-1454; Fax (818)341-3093 Website: www.sjeschool.net

December 11, 2016

Remember John, in last week’s Gospel, envisioning a fearsome Messiah who would baptize “with the Holy Spirit and fire . . . winnowing fan in hand, clear[ing] the threshing floor and gather[ing] the wheat . . . but the chaff will burn in unquenchable

fire” (Matthew 3:11, 12)? This week, to John’s question, “Are you the one?” (Matthew 11:3), we might imagine John adding: “Because you sure don’t look like the One I was expecting!” Instead, John had heard that, far from gathering up wheat and burning chaff, Jesus was instead comforting, healing, forgiving. Though Isaiah clearly envisioned such a healing Messiah in today’s first reading, the Gentile occupation of Israel at Jesus’ time focused popular hopes on other scriptural visions: a warrior-Messiah driving out pagans, securing national liberation. So today, to those who would prefer that God act more decisively, even coercively, to inaugu-rate the Kingdom, Jesus proposes a new beatitude: “Blessed is the one who takes no offense at me” (Matthew 11:6), that is, at my gentle, compassionate way. Blessed too are those who take no offense at how long God takes. Millennia have passed since Isaiah’s vision and Jesus’ ministry, and still James exhorts us to be patient. The Kingdom’s growth, not to mention its harvest, takes time. Yet for James, “patient” does not mean “passive.” Humanity’s transformation should at least begin among believers, who are called not only to await but to anticipate the Lord’s coming. James’s program is practical and pointed, simple and succinct: “Do not complain . . . about one another” (5:9).

Fr. Gerard

J.S. Paluch

FR. GÉRARD’S CORNER

BAPTISMS

English: 3rd Saturday of the month at 12:00 p.m. By appointment: Please call or visit the Parish Office.

Baptism Seminar Classes are held the

3rd Sunday of every month In Room A/B of Grill Hall from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.

(No need to pre-register)

Any Questions? Email: [email protected]

For those baptizing at another parish and taking the

class here, the fee is $25 per person.

What kind of Messiah does my own life’s witness to Christ proclaim? One with fire and brimstone ready at hand, or one of whose comfort and healing I am an instrument?

PASTOR’S OFFICE Rev. Gérard Lecomte, CJM, Pastor Marty Bowden, Pastor Secretary For appointments with pastor: Phone: 818-341-3680, Ext. 106 E-Mail: [email protected]

PARISH CLERGY Rev. Gérard Lecomte, CJM, Pastor Rev. Carlos Valencia, CJM, Assoc. Pastor Rev. Lawrence Goodwin, CJM, Assoc. Pastor Deacon Son Hoang, Pastoral Administrator

QUESTION OF THE WEEK

Please pray for the following priests this week: Dec 11 Rev. Patrick Adah, St. John Baptist de la Salle Catholic Church, Granada Hills Dec 12 Rev. Francis Benedict, O.S.B., St. Andrew’s Abbey & Retreat House, Valyermo Dec 13 Rev. Juan Cano, Divine Saviour Catholic Church, Los Angeles Dec 14 Rev. Kenneth Chukwu, Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, North Hills Dec 15 Rev. Msgr. Craig Cox, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, Santa Clarita Dec 16 Rev. Leo Dechant, C.S.J., St. Junipero Serra Catholic Church, Lancaster Dec 17 Rev. Edward Dover, St. James the Less Catholic Church, La Crescenta

PRAYER FOR PRIESTS

NO BAPTISM SEMINAR IN DECEMBER

LETTER OF REVREND FATHER CAMILO BERNAL HADDAD SUPERIOR GENERAL OF THE CONGREGATION OF JESUS AND MARY TO THE EUDIST FAMILY

Rome, December 3, 2016 Dear Eudist confreres, With deep joy, I tell you that today (Saturday), in the morning, we had a very beautiful private audience with Pope Francis. In the private audience were Bishop Luc Crepy, Sr. Marie Françoise Le Brizaut, P. Gerson Mora and I. We were received in the pope's library, he was sitting at his desk and us in front on him; we were alone with him. After thanking the Holy Father for the audience, we introduced ourselves on behalf of the Eudist Family, bringing to his attention several of the Congregations we are part of this Eudist family, including the new Congregations that were born inspired by St. John Eudes and his spirituality. Then, we explained the reason for the visit: the cause of the doctorate of San Juan Eudes for which, we delivered the letter attached to the file brought to the Vatican… We expressed to him that the Eudist Family has a spiritual and pastoral heritage that can serve the Church in her evangelizing mission and that it is our intention to place this heritage in the hands of the Holy Father for the good of it. In the dialogue we focused on the person of Saint John Eudes as the Holy Father did not know him very well. Naturally, we also gave him the elements for the argumentation of the cause of our founder, previously elaborated by the commission of the cause, from the work done in France and Latin America last year. This brief argument was published, thanks to Bishop Crépy, in a 5-page fasciculus in Spanish, entitled "Saint John Eudes - Master of Christian Life". In a very natural and spontaneous way, Sister Marie Françoise spoke of the path of mercy in Saint John Eudes, of the various concrete services he rendered to the weakest, of his service to those affected by the plague, also of the "hospitals for the Soul " he devised for women ... and, of course, the spiritual development that St. John Eudes made on the subject of the Heart of Mary and the Heart of Jesus. Afterwards, I had to share with him on Saint John Eudes as a missionary, his work in the renewal of baptismal life in Christians, the publications he made for this purpose, his preaching, his pedagogy, the centrality of baptism ... in particular I spoke of the mission in Autun (France) and also the effects of his missions on the renewal of the Christian life in several dioceses. Bishop Luc presented St. John Eudes as the formator of the faithful and of the clergy. Bishop Luc placed particular emphasis on the formation of Jesus in the heart of the Christian believer and in the particular “formation mission” of every priest. Of course, he insisted well on the work of John Eudes in priestly formation and his spirituality at the service of priests. The Holy Father interrupted spontaneously, with the simplicity that characterizes him, with small affirmations; He showed interest on the subject. From time to time he also made a joke; we laughed and continued with the brief presentation. We presented to the Holy Father some gifts: The book on Saint John Eudes written by Bishop Luc and Sister Marie Françoise. The “Cahier Eudiste” # 23, Saint John Eudes doctor of the Church? Which he already knew thanks to the good services of Cardinal

Baltazar Porras. The small booklet “Let’s pray with Saint John Eudes” And the Eudist lectionary On the last two items, we expressed to him that they were for him personally and to please keep them. He nodded benevolently. We also gave him a beautiful painting of the "Virgin Mother" which he contemplated with deep sweetness, commenting on the tenderness of this image. Sister Marie Françoise told him that St. John Eudes always had this image on his desk and that he made himself accountable to the "Virgin Mother" after all his missions; just as Pope Francis does when he visits, whenever he travels on a Papal visit, to the Virgin Mary in the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. Finally, dear brothers, I was carrying the "cross of Saint John Eudes" in the inner pocket of my coat, which Saint John Eudes used in his missions, and which always remains on the desk of the Superior General. I showed it to the Holy Father, who was standing, then he took the cross in his hands; In his face he reflected a deep joy, he kissed the cross, looked at it, kissed it again and returned it to me. It was a deep and intimate moment. Then he said, "As you have spoken to me several times of mercy, wait a moment there." He then walked to a side door, opened it, and took several books. He returned and, to each of us in our native language, gave us his book "The name of God is mercy." In addition, he immediately handed us a white envelope to each one, which contained several rosaries and prints as a memento of our visit. To conclude the audience, he told us: "I will pass this on to the Congregation of the Cause of Saints". We told him: "Holy Father, we did not want to initiate this cause without having this dialogue with you before. We thank you for your kindness and benevolence with us. "He said," Okay, I understand the process you wanted to do. "He said good-bye to each one at the door of his library and, as usual, he said, 'Pray for me.' Now, let us continue praying for the cause of the doctorate of San Juan Eudes. Camilo, cjm

December 11, 2016

First Year Confirmation January 15

4:00 to 7:30 p.m. Grill Hall

The next class will be January 10 at 6:30 p.m. in Amelia Workshop

behind the rectory office.

For further information, please call 818-882-9323. Or email [email protected]

St. John Eudes Music Ministry presents

Please join us for a wonderful evening of Christmas music with the Adult Choir, Heaven’s Grace and the

Children’s Choir. There will be a reception after the concert in Grill Hall.

Tickets will be on sale after the Masses

and in the Parish Office.

Tickets: $15.00 Children under 12 free

SANDWICH SUNDAY

St. John Eudes Parish Sandwich Sunday

Sunday, December 18th

The third Sunday of every month

We’ll prepare sandwich lunches

after 12:45 p.m. Mass.

Please bring FRESH, SEALED, AND PACKAGED items of the following: Last Initial: A thru F: COOKIES LOOSELY PACKED OR INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED G thru L: TURKEY BOLOGNA M thru R: FRESH APPLES, ORANGES S thru Z: WHEAT BREAD OR PEANUT & JELLY

God Bless!! Any questions, call Nellie Newman 818-968-0241

Let’s Prepare for a Christmas of Giving Parish Service Day – December 17

Feed the hungry, clothe the naked, give drink to the thirsty…. The Year of Mercy may have ended but our commitment to taking care of those in need in our community has not ended. Please join us on the Parish Service Day at MEND on December 17 from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Let’s make the last service day of 2016 special and help MEND prepare for the many people seeking this assis-tance during the Christmas season. To RSVP please call Mary Ann Cummins Prager at 818-294-8806 or email her at [email protected] by December 12. Please indicate if you would like to car pool, otherwise we will meet in the lobby. MEND Is located at 10641 San Fernando Road.

YOUTH MINSITRY

Liturgical 2017 Calendars

are now available, for a donation, in the Gift Shop

The Giving Tree is in the narthex so please stop by and pick out a Christmas tag on the tree and make sure to bring your UNWRAPPED gift back by December 18, 2016. Please do not bring used items.

Remember that gift tags selected from our Giving Tree benefit members of our parish and two other parishes that are in need of our help. Express your thankfulness and generous spirit by participating in the opportunity to share the gifts given to us by God. If you are facing financial hardship or are aware of an individual or a family who is having a difficult time, please have them call the Children’s Ministry office and talk with Tish Byrne @ 818-882-9323.

December 11, 2016

GIVING TREE

Do you want to join the team here at St. John Eudes? Well, we are looking for a part-time RCIA coordinator. If you have experience with RCIA and can organize parish RCIA events and retreats and are looking for part-time work, please contact Fr. Lawrence at [email protected]

PART-TIME RCIA COORDINATOR NEEDED

Join the Men’s Council and sing with the Salvation Army at Union Station on Wednesday, December 14th. If you can join us, be at the Metrolink Station in North Hollywood at 6:30 am for the ride to Union Station. Call Bob Smiley for more info. at (818)530-8684

LET’S CAROL WITH SALVATION ARMY

December 11, 2016

Advent Penance Services

Our Lady of Lourdes Tues., Dec. 13th 7:30pm

Our Lady of the Valley Wed., Dec 14th 7:30pm

St. Elisabeth Wed., Dec 14th 7:00pm

St. Bridget of Sweden Fri., Dec 16th 7:00pm

Our Lady of Grace Wed., Dec 21st 7:00pm

December Meeting Invitation The purpose of the St. John Eudes Men’s Council is to provide service to the church and fellowship among its members. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month. Our next meeting will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2016 at 7:30 pm in Montal Hall Officers for the current year are: Joe Ramirez, President; Paul Labella, Vice-President; Dennis Gaj, Secretary; and Joel Feinblatt, Treasurer. Remember, all men in the church belong to the Men’s Council, so YOU are invited to attend; the only require-ment is to show up. Light refreshments are served. Visit our website at: www.SJEParish.net/ menscouncil.html

"When Joseph awoke, he did as the angel of the Lord had commanded him and took his wife into his home." Let us learn to accept each other and Christ in our marriages by participating in a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend March 3-5 or April 22-23 TBD. Contact Jeanine and Russ Walker at 805-648-4244 or go online at www.twocanlove.org. We help make good marriages better

MEN’S COUNCIL MEETING

Bereavement Ministry will begin two new Support Groups, one on Thursday evenings and the other on Saturday mornings beginning the first week of January 2017.

Please call Leila, 818 341 2102, or John, 818 341 0761, for information

This week you will be hosted by the Spanish Ministry, come in and enjoy the coffee, donuts and camaraderie! Nellie Newman, Narong Tanawong Phil McManama & Jamie Garcia S.H. Ministry

WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER

Nominate an Outstanding SJE Alumnus for Alumnus of the Year

If you know of a St. John Eudes School alumnus who has impressed and touched you with their accomplishments, you are invited to nominate them for the 2017 St. John Eudes School Alumnus of the Year. Any former student may be nominated (even yourself if you are an alumnus). You may also make more than one nomination if you wish (but please use a separate nomination sheet for each nominee). Fr. Gérard and Mrs. Danowitz will head the committee that chooses the recipient, who will be announced during Catholic Schools Week (January 29 thru February 4). Nomination forms are available through the school website at www.sjeschool.net (look in the “News & Events” section on the right side of the homepage). Nominations must be received in the school office by January 7.

CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP ST. JOHN EUDES

It’s beginning to look at lot like Christmas! Please join us for a night of songs, joyful fellowship, fun and food at our… Annual Potluck Christmas Party Wednesday, December 14, 2016 7:00 PM, Paula Montal Hall Raffle & game prizes for all and Christmas gift exchange to those who wish to participate… For further information, please call: Jazzy (818) 625-3386; Roy/Adele (805) 422-2402

NOMINATE SJE ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR

FOREVER GRATEFUL

Dec 11 – 3rd Sunday of Advent 5:30pm Jerry Federer†, Paula Jones - SI Kurt Westerhoff† 7:30am Merlyn Schack†, Allan Iler† Abelardo Constantino† 9:00am Harry Nicol†, Nicola, Antonio & Anna Canzona† The Holy Souls in Purgatory 11:00am People of the Parish 12:45pm Eugene Rodriguez† Mildred Esteban† Clementine Hudson† 2:15pm Figueroa, Reyes, Vincenzo & Gil Families - SI 5:30 pm Pat Rausch - Birthday Marilyn & Pamela Frey - SI Cora Galido† Mon. 12/12 - Our Lady of Guadalupe 5:00am People of the Parish 8:15am Corrine Crick† 7:00pm People of the Parish Tues. 12/13 - St. Lucy 6:30am Stanley Ruddy† Caridad Punu - Birthday Patrick Olear - Thanksgiving 8:15am Robert Supin† Lucia Hwang - Birthday Patty Baldwin - Healing Wed. 12/14 - St. John of the Cross 6:30am James Clark†, Alex Lukose† Michael Suizo - Thanksgiving 8:15am The Holy Souls in Purgatory Mercedes H. Mota† Mary Ann Antrobus† Thurs. 12/15 - 6:30am John Schugel† 8:15am Molly Ruiz - 17th Birthday David Supin - Birthday Nelson Saldana† Fri. 12/16 - 6:30am Carol Zablocki - Birthday 8:15am Fe Cruz †, Michael Counter† Debbie Jacobson - Healing Sat. 12/17 8:15am Susie Rowen - Birthday Victor Dionisio - Birthday Raul Ramos†

December 11, 2016

Universal: End to Child-Soldiers: That the scandal of child-soldiers may be eliminated the world over. Evangelization: Europe: That the peoples of Europe may the beauty, goodness, and truth of the Gospel which gives joy and hope to life.

POPE’S INTENTIONS FOR DECEMBER

Sun: Is 35:1-6a, 10 Ps 146:6-10 Jas 5:7-10 Mt 11:2-11 Mon: Zec 2:14-17 or Rv 11:19a 12:1-6a, 10ab Jdt 13:18bcde Lk 1:26-38 or Lk 1:39-47 or any readings from the Common of the Blessed Virgin Mary, nos. 707-712 Tues: Zep 3:1-2, 9-13 Ps 34:2-3, 6-7, 17-19, 23 Mt 21:28-32 Wed: Is 45: 6b-8, 18, 21b-25 Ps 85:9ab, 10-14 Lk 7:18b-23 Thurs: Is 54:1-10 Ps 30:2, 4-6, 11-12a, 13b Lk 7:24-30 Fri: Is 56:1-3a, 6-8 Ps 67:2-3, 5, 7-8 Jn 5:33-36 Sat: Gn 49:2, 8-10 Ps 72:1-4ab, 7-8, 17 Mt 1:1-17

Be aware of the difference between accidental and suspicious bruises . . Many children play hard, and can suffer bruises or injuries as a result. With some injuries, it’s hard to tell whether they are a result of too much roughhousing or abusive treat-ment. Follow this guideline to assess a child’s bruising. Most accidental bruises are in common locations – knees, elbows, and foreheads. In contrast, bruises on a child’s neck or back could indicate potential mis-treatment or abuse. Although kids should be allowed to explore and learn their limits, suspicious bruises are warning signs that should not be ignored.

For the full VIRTUS® article “Accidental vs. Suspicious Bruising,” email [email protected] or call 213-637-7227.

DID YOU KNOW?

December 11, 2016

St. John Eudes Gift Shop

818-341-3680 ext. 157 Sunday: 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.• Closed Monday Tuesday through Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Saturday: 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Merry Christmas!

Advent wreaths and candles,

Ornaments, Nativity sets,

Greeting cards, and lots more

The Shop is located at the Mason parking lot Church entrance

Christmas Program is on Wednesday, December 14 at 7:00pm in the church.

Christmas Break - December 19-January 2, 2017. School resumes Tuesday, January 3, 2017.

SCHOOL CORNER

Schedule of Novena Masses West San Fernando Valley Region

Dec 15 – Thu 6:30pm Cathedral of Our Lady of Angels 555 West Temple Street

Dec 16-24 / 5:00AM Our Lady of the Valley Full Novena morning 22021 Gault St., Canoga Park Dec 16-24 / 6:00AM St. Catherine of Siena Full Novena morning 18115 Sherman Way, Reseda Dec 16 – Fri 7:00pm St. Catherine of Siena Dec 17 –Sat 6:30pm St. Bridget of Sweden 16711 Gault St, Van Nuys Dec 17–Sat 7:00pm Our Lady of Grace 5011 White Oak Ave, Encino Dec 18–Sun 7:00pm ST. JOHN EUDES CHURCH Dec 19– Mon 7:00pm St. Euphrasia 11766 Shoshone Ave, Granada Hills Dec 20–Tue 7:00pm St. Mel

20870 Ventura Blvd., Woodland Hills

Dec 21-Wed 7:00pm St. Joseph, the Worker 19850 Cantlay St, Canoga Park Dec 22–Thu 7:00pm Our Lady of Lourdes 18400 Kinzie St., Northridge Dec 23–Fri 7:00pm St. John Baptist de La Salle 16545 Chatsworth St., Granada Hills

Join us in celebrating SIMBANG GABI here at St. John Eudes

on Sunday, December 18 at 7:00pm. Any questions, please contact:

Mia Macalino (818) 517-4300

ALPHA

10 Saturdays, starting Jan. 21st 7 – 8:30 a.m. or 10 Monday evenings starting, Jan. 18th 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. Registration will be available by flyer in the Narthex & online starting December 17th. For more information contact Tim Dawson at [email protected] or at 818-414-1674. ALPHA gives everyone the opportunity to explore the meaning of life in a relaxed, friendly setting. Sessions begin with a meal, followed by a short talk and time to discuss what’s been taught. Topics include: Is There More to Life Than This? Who is Jesus? Why Did Jesus Die? Why and How Do I Pray? The best part about it: ALPHA is for everyone; no question is out of bounds and you are free to discuss as much or as little as you wish. We don’t assume any background knowledge of or belief in Christianity and everyone is welcome. Over 30 million people worldwide have attended ALPHA, in over 100 countries. It is a great place to bring those whom God has brought into your life where you have thought 'I wish there was someplace....'

Want a head start? Search YouTube for: "Alpha Series-Is their More to life than this"

Who are bringing to ALPHA?

11 de deciembre 2016

Coordinador: Padre Carlos Valencia [email protected] Asistente: Ramón Flores (805) 907-9909 Mesa Coordinadora: Jose Schnaider (818) 469-9040 Lectores: Claudia Corbera Ministros de la Comunión: Nelson & Leticia Jiménez (818) 718-8762 Ujieres: Juan Godoy (818) 749-4541 Carlos Ciprés (818) 212-6512 Ana Zacarías (818) 489-2466 Monaguillos: Belén Rangel (818) 993-3509 Coord. de Coros: Carlos Pérez (818) 233-4814 Catecismo: Madre Guadalupe (818) 885-6265 Grupo de Oración: Jose Soto (818) 724-1335 Semilla del Reino: Vilma Hernández (818) 231-3844 Encuentro Matrimonial: Israel Pedroza (818) 935-0448 Coord. de Liturgia: Ramón Flores (805) 907-9909 Coord. de Bautismos: Gustavo & Gaby Camberos (818) 235-3292 Comunidad San Pablo: Mario España (818) 402-4711 Retrouvaille: Martin & Rosa Baeza (818) 996-0821 Visita a enfermos: Luisa Parada (818) 633-9368

MINISTERIOS Y GRUPOS

Hoy podemos deleitarnos con el simbolismo que las lecturas de la misa nos ofrecen. En especial, la visión de Isaías de una tierra sedienta que florece en abundancia contiene un mensaje para cada uno de nosotros. La mayoría de las veces somos como esa tierra sedienta. Dejamos que las olas del consumismo, que se apoderan de tantos, nos absorban. Buscamos realizarnos en las cosas que el dinero puede comprar. Lamentablemente, esto nos deja como una tierra baldía, sedienta de algo que el dinero no puede comprar. Este tiempo sagrado tiene mucho que ofrecer para saciar nuestra sed. En una palabra, este tiempo ofrece esperan-za. Se nos dice que los rescatados por Dios conocerán el gozo y la dicha. Para ellos, la pena y la aflicción habrán terminado. Tengamos esperanza en estas promesas.

TIEMPO DE ESPERANZA ENUNCIADO DE LA MISION DE LA PARROQUIA SAN JUAN EUDES

Es la misión de la parroquia San Juan Eudes ser una diversificada, compasiva y creciente

comunidad de fe, que conduce al pueblo hacia Cristo y hacia su Madre, forma discípulos y los

envía a transformar el mundo. Guiado por el Espíritu Santo y enraizado en

el carisma de San Juan Eudes, cada miembro está comprometido a adorar, a crecer, a vincular y a dar con Corazón Ardiente.

¡Proclamamos la Buena Noticia con

Corazón Ardiente!

Our Lady of Guadalupe Feast Day Monday, December 12

5:00am and 7:00pm (8:15am Mass)

CONFESSIONS Tuesday, December 13, 9:00 - 10:00am Thursday, December 15, 9:00 - 10:00am Saturday, December 17, 4:00 - 5:00pm

CHRISTMAS EVE MASSES, Saturday, December 24

8:15am - Morning Mass 4:00pm - Children’s Mass (Church & Grill Hall) 6:00pm - Spanish Mass 8:00pm - Mass 10:15pm - Lessons in Carols 11:00pm - Vigil Mass

CHRISTMAS DAY, Sunday, December 25 7:30, 9:00, & 11:00am, 12:45pm Mass

& 2:15pm (Spanish) Mass NO 5:30 pm Mass

NEW YEAR’S EVE, Saturday, December 31

8:15am & 5:30pm Mass

Solemnity of Mary, Holy Mother of God, Sunday, January 1 7:30, 9:00, & 11:00am, 12:45pm Mass

& 2:15pm (Spanish) Mass NO 5:30pm Mass

no 6:30 a.m. Mass on Dec. 12, Dec 24 & Dec 31)

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