505 N. La Cañada Drive
Green Valley, Arizona 85614
Tel. 520-625-4536
Fax 520-625-1084
www.olvgv.org
Pastor
Rev. Francisco R. Maldonado
Deacon Rudy Noriega
Deacon Joseph Roinick
Mission Statement
“We, the parish community of Our Lady
of the Valley Catholic Church, inspired by
the Holy Spirit, and nourished by the Holy
Eucharist, are a community of faith.
We invite all God’s people to celebrate
His love through participation in liturgy,
prayer, service and fellowship.
We are committed to on-going faith
formation for people of all ages.
We value the diverse gifts we have been
given and freely share our time, talent,
and treasure to minister to the needs of
all God’s people.”
Year of Mercy
How appropriate today's Gospel for this
Jubilee Year of Mercy, both because of the
"breakfast" Jesus provides ("a charcoal fire
with fish on it and bread") and the number
of fish in Peter's net ("one hundred fiftythree") (John 21:11-12). Of the fish, Saint Augustine suggests
that the roasted fish is the suffering Christ. Saint Gregory the
Great adds that Christ lowered himself to swim in the "water" of
our humanity; to be caught in the "net" of our death; to be
"roasted" in his Passion on the fire of suffering. Saint Jerome
claims that "one hundred fifty-three" represents the full number
of known species of fish, signifying that the Church's "net" has
room for all our widely diverse humanity, securing our unity-indiversity in the hands of Peter and his successors. Having
received God's mercy as "the beating heart of the Gospel," may
the Church - we - "pattern [our] behavior after the Son of God
who went out to everyone without exception" (Misericordiae
Vultus, 12).
--Peter Scagnelli, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.
Papal quotes Copyright (c) 2015, Libreria Editrice Vaticana. Used with permission.
Mass Intentions for the Week
Monday, April 11
8:00AM
† Legion of Mary Members, † Santiago Maldonado,
† Roy Sender, ⧗ Dolores Badilla, ⧗ Loren Smeester
Tuesday, April 12
8:00AM
⧗ Our Lady of the Valley Parishioners
Wednesday, April 13
8:00AM
† Robert Kramer, † Steve Kennedy, † Julius Cristinzio
Thursday, April 14
8:00AM
† Helen Hughan
Friday, April 15
† Mary Viccaro, † Margaret & Llewellyn Halboth,
† Angie & Ernest Croce, † Marilyn Halboth,
† Gene & Loretta Halboth
Saturday, April 16
8:00AM
⧗ Pro-Life, † Daniel Stevens, † Paul Rodkey
4:00PM
† Tim & Endang Powers
Sunday, April 17
7:00AM
† Jim McDonald,† Donald Gant, † Michelle Kessler
9:00AM
† Melba Fones
11:00AM
† Elsie Martin
4:00PM
⧗ Our Lady of the Valley Parishioners
† Deceased
 Living
⧗ Special Intention
Please remember in your prayers all those listed in our
Book of Intentions.
Sanctuary Lights
Week of April 10
In Memory of Roy Carter
By Mary Spain
Attendance Figures
April 2 & 3: 2,675
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The Week Ahead ...
Monday, April 11
Sandwiches for the Poor, Hall, 6:30AM
Eucharistic Adoration, Chapel, 9AM-Noon
St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store, 9AM-Noon
Legion of Mary, Rm. 208, 8:45AM
Exercise, Hall, 11:30AM
Religious Education Classes, Grades 6 & 7, 6PM
Life Teen, Rm. 213, 6PM
Tuesday, April 12
Eucharistic Adoration, Chapel, 9AM-Noon
Mary’s Prayer Group, Rm. 225, 8:45AM
Rosary and Chaplet Recitation, Chapel, 3PM
Religious Education Classes, K-5, 4PM
Knights of Columbus Council Mtg., Hall, 6PM
Wednesday, April 13
Eucharistic Adoration, Chapel, 9AM-Noon
St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store, 9AM-Noon
Quilters, Rm. 225 & Hall, 8:30AM
Mah Jongg, Rm. 213, 12:30PM
Apostles of Divine Mercy, Hall, 2PM
Contemporary Choir Practice, Church, 4PM
Religious Education Classes, K-5, 4PM
Thursday, April 14
Eucharistic Adoration, Chapel, 9AM-Noon
Line Dancing, Hall, 9AM
Respect for Life Rosary, Church, after 9AM Mass
Cantor Practice, Church, 2:30PM
Alleluia Choir Practice, Church, 3:30PM
ICF Mtg., Hall, 5:30PM
Cub Scout Den Mtgs., 6PM
Friday, April 15
Eucharistic Adoration, Chapel, 9AM-5PM
St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store, 9AM-Noon
Stephen Ministry Mtgs., 9AM
Souls in Purgatory Devotion, Church, 11AM
Bridge, Rm. 225, 11:30AM
Exercise, Rm. 213, Noon
Mah Jongg, Rm. 210, 12:30PM
Baptism Class, SJ, 6:30PM
Saturday, April 16
No activities
Sunday, April 17
Coffee and Donuts after the 7AM & 9AM Masses, Hall
Welcome Mass, 9AM followed by reception, Hall
RCIA, Rm. 213, 9AM
Life Teen Confirmation Class, 11AM
Bingo, Hall, 6PM
Bulletin Articles Deadline for April 24 bulletin is
Monday, April 11. Please email:
[email protected] or bring to the parish office.
Your cooperation is greatly appreciated!
Note—articles may be edited for content and space
constraints.
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Today’s Readings
Scripture Commentary
First Reading: Brought before the Sanhedrin, the
apostles give witness to Jesus Christ.
(Acts 5:27-32, 40b-41).
Psalm: I will praise you, Lord, for you have
rescued me (Psalm 30).
Second Reading: In his vision John sees all in
heaven and on earth give honor and glory to the one
on the throne and to the Lamb (Revelation 5:11-14).
Gospel: Jesus appears to the disciples by the sea of
Tiberias (John 21:1-19 [1-14]).
REDEMPTION
Do you remember Peter on the night Jesus was
arrested? He claimed he had never heard of Jesus.
Today we are called to join Peter in testifying to the
name of Jesus as he does in the first reading, and in
proclaiming our love for him as Peter does in the
Gospel passage. The powerful imagery of John's vision
in the second reading from the book of Revelation
shows us the company we keep when we have faith in
the name of Jesus. We join all living creatures,
"countless in number" from "heaven, earth, under the
earth, in the sea; everything in the
universe" (Revelation 5:11, 13). The dignity and
majesty described in each reading are in stark contrast
to the dark and pitiful image of Peter and the other
apostles at the time of Jesus' arrest, trial, and
crucifixion. What a relief that we can all be redeemed
so completely!
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass (c) 1969, 1981, 1997,
International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
Readings for the Week
Monday: Acts 6:8-15; Ps 119:23-24, 26-27, 29-30;
Jn 6:22-29
Tuesday: Acts 7:51-8:1a;
Ps 31:3cd-4, 6, 7b, 8a, 17, 21ab; Jn 6:30-35
Wednesday: Acts 8:1b-8; Ps 66:1-3a, 4-7a;
Jn 6:35-40
Thursday: Acts 8:26-40; Ps 66:8-9, 16-17, 20;
Jn 6:44-51
Friday: Acts 9:1-20; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Jn 6:52-59
Saturday: Acts 9:31-42; Ps 116:12-17; Jn 6:60-69
Sunday: Acts 13:14, 43-52; Ps 100:1-3, 5;
Rv 7:9, 14b-17; Jn 10:27-30
Alleluia Choir
Sunday, April 17, 11AM
Sunday, April 24, 9AM
Saturday, April 30, 4PM
Saints and Special Observances
Monday: St. Stanislaus
Wednesday: St. Martin I
Friday: Income Tax Day
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Treasures From Our Tradition
From the earliest centuries, we know that some
Christian women desired to vow themselves to a
celibate life to pray and serve. Some, but by no means
everyone, wanted a kind of monastic life. Others
wanted to stay in the family home. By the fourth
century, the church was celebrating the "Consecration
of Virgins," a rite performed by the bishop, and
involving a "veiling" of the woman. It was looked upon
as a form of marriage with Christ, partly because in
the culture of the day a woman's status in society was
linked to a man. The prayers and ritual for the
consecration of virgins were exactly the same as the
prayers and ritual for the consecration of a bride on
her wedding day. The public character of the rite gave
the bishop the opportunity to commend the virgin to
the faithful, and to threaten with punishment anyone
who tried to turn her from her commitment.
Eventually, the rite fell into disuse for women living in
the world, and was reserved for nuns. The Second
Vatican Council directed that it be revived and
restored, and in nearly every diocese, single women
have embraced this form of consecrated life.
Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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KEEP OUR MILITARY IN YOUR PRAYERS
As a faith community, let us pray that God will
protect all who serve our country. Amen.
MSgt Jeffrey Tuthill, Salvatore Polanco,
Eric Garcia, Captain Don Gabrielson,
Lance Corporal William Jordan Vega,
Kristin Day, Justin Glass,
SSgt Ilija Balach III, ETSN Kyle Manns,
SSgt Justin Ketterer, Matthew Theisen,
Cmdr. Patrick Boyce
Please call the office at 625-4536 Ext 101 when your
service man or woman has come home.
Beloved Saint Biography
SAINT STANISLAUS
Feast Day: April 11
Stanislaus was born of noble parents on July 26 near
Cracow, Poland. He was educated and ordained at
Gnesen. He became a preacher and became a much
sought after spiritual adviser. He was successful in his
reforming efforts, and in 1072 was named Bishop of
Cracow. He incurred the enmity of King Boleslaus the
Bold when he denounced the King's cruelties and
injustices and especially his kidnapping of the
beautiful wife of a nobleman. When Stanislaus
excommunicated the King and stopped services at the
Cathedral when Boleslaus entered, Boleslaus himself
killed Stanislaus while the Bishop was saying Mass in
a chapel outside the city on April 11. Stanislaus has
long been the symbol of Polish nationhood. He was
canonized by Pope Innocent IV in 1253 and is the
principle patron of Cracow.
Catholic Online
NECESSARY
Grace is necessary to salvation, free will is equally
so; but grace in order to give salvation, free will in
order to receive it.
--St. Bernard
This is an on-going series taken from
Faith - Questions and Answers About the Catholic Faith
John V. McGuire, C.Ss.R
What is the origin of the Catholic prayer, the Hail
Mary?
T
his is a prayer that developed in the Church
over a period of time. We have evidence
that by the eleventh century, the Gospel
phrase: “Hail, Full of Grace, the Lord is with
thee, blessed art thou among women” was used as a
prayer of salutation to Mary. By the fourteenth
century, the words of Elizabeth were added together
with the name, “Jesus.” “Blessed art thou among
women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus.”
At some later date, probably in the sixteenth century,
the “Holy Mary, etc.” was added.
The prayer in its present form was
recommended for general use by the Council of Trent
in the sixteenth century. (cf. CCC 2676)
Recently Deceased
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Msgr. Edward Carscallen
Rev. Gerald Cote
Mary Ruth Buchheister
Mary Kalvaitis
Francis Fennerty
James Desimple
Donald Green
Gustavo Amado
Emma Gutierrez
Robert Fox
We offer our sympathy to the families and pray that
their souls rest in peace and joy in the arms of God.
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month
Our diocese has codes of conduct adults must
follow to create safe environments and protect
children. Reading and following the code in all
situations creates a culture of protection and
keeps our children safer. Visit
diocesetucson.org/Our Call to Protect/Code of
Conduct.pdf to read the Code of Conduct.
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Pro-Life Ministry
Stephen Ministry
God's love was revealed to us in this way: God sent His
only begotten Son into the world so that we might have
life through Him. 1 Jn 4:9
Reflection: The bible teaches us that
God is love and it likewise teaches us that
this love leads to life. Love always gives
life; it never takes it. That is why Christians
are pro-life.
Prayer: Father, thank You for revealing Your love in
Christ, Who is life and gives life. May we be immersed
in that love so that we too may always be defenders of
life.
A life crisis can turn your world upside down.
When an event shakes up your world, you can either
let it hurt you or help you. If you would like help in
turning a life crisis into an opportunity of growth and
faith, a Stephen Minister is ready to help you.
If you or someone you know could benefit from
the confidential, one-to-one Christian care of a
Stephen Minister, call the Parish Office at 635-4536,
press 8 when prompted to leave a voicemail. Your
message is confidential and will only be received by
one of the trained Stephen Ministry Leaders.
Mini Course on Divine Mercy
St. Vincent de Paul Society
In this Sunday’s Gospel, the disciples in their
struggle finally recognize Jesus and proclaim “It is the
Lord!”
Have you considered answering the call to “help
the poor recognize the Lord in their life” by joining the
Society of St. Vincent de Paul?
If you are interested in learning more about being
a member of our St. Vincent de Paul Society, contact
Stephany Brown at 648-2226.
Featured Lighthouse Materials
Corporal Works of Mercy: Mercy in Action (Booklet)
Msgr. Richard Atherton
Feeding the hungry and thirsty, clothing the naked,
housing the homeless, visiting the imprisoned and the
sick and burying the dead – Pope Francis wants us to
stop and think again, especially during the Year of
Mercy. Are these things I can do, or are they for others
to get on with? What good do they do? Actions of
mercy are often terribly ordinary and doable. Fr.
Atherton guides us through the spiritual and practical
matters that love asks of all Christians.
Lesson 3 – The Mission
The mission of Saint Faustina consisted of three tasks:
1) Reminding the world of the truth of our faith
revealed in the Holy Scripture about the merciful love
of God towards every human being, even the greatest
sinner.
2) Entreating God’s mercy for the whole world by
veneration of the image of Divine Mercy, celebration
of the feast of Divine Mercy, praying at the hour of
Divine Mercy (3 PM), and spreading devotion to the
Divine Mercy.
3) Initiating the apostolic movement of the Divine
Mercy which undertakes the task of proclaiming and
entreating God’s mercy for the world and strives for
perfection in the spirit of childlike confidence in God
expressed in the fulfillment of His will and the attitude
of mercy towards one’s neighbor.
Quotations are from the booklet: The Divine Mercy, pg. 5
(available at the Lighthouse Kiosk in the Narthex).
PRAYER REQUESTS
Our Prayer Warriors will pray for you!
Contact Renee Villani at 648-0453 or
[email protected]
Mission Needs
Today’s RCIA Class
The Social Teachings of the Church
The love within the Trinity is the model
for establishing a human society based on
love and truth. Made in God’s image, all
humans have the same dignity, which
calls all to an obligation of charity and justice to our
neighbors.
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Donations of personal size and family size
shampoo, lotions, soap bars, etc. are needed
by the Mission helpers. Please drop-off
these items at the office.
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Year of Mercy
Coffee and Donuts
TODAY
April 10
After the 7AM and 9AM Masses
New Parishioners since November will be recognized
at the 9AM reception. Come and welcome them.
safeTALK Training
Friday, April 22, 9AM-Noon,
Holy Family Center
Alive in Christ
safeTALK is a half-day training in suicide
alertness. It helps participants recognize a person
with thoughts of suicide and connect them with
resources who can help them in choosing to live.
Participants don’t need any formal preparation to
attend the training. Anyone 15 or older who wants to
make a difference can learn the safeTALK steps.
Most people with thoughts of suicide don’t want
to die. Instead, they are looking for a way to work
through the pain in their lives. Through their words
and actions, they usually invite others to help them in
making a choice for life. safeTALK teaches
participants to recognize these invitations, engage the
person with thoughts of suicide, and connect them
with resources to help them be safer from suicide.
safeTALK participants will learn to:
 Notice and respond to situations where suicide
thoughts may be present.
 Recognize that invitations for help are often
overlooked.
 Move beyond the common tendency to miss,
dismiss, and avoid suicide.
 Apply the TALK steps: Tell, Ask, Listen,
KeepSafe.
 Know community resources and how to connect
someone with thoughts of suicide to them for further
suicide-safer help.
There is a registration fee of $8. To register, call
625-4536, press 8 when prompted and leave a
message including your name and phone number.
Registrations will be accepted until Wednesday,
April 20.
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The Most Reverend Gerald F. Kicanas, Bishop of
Tucson, invites you to a celebration honoring and
thanking those involved in the corporal work of mercy
to visit the sick.
Please join him for the Mass to be celebrated at St.
Augustine Cathedral, 192 S. Stone Avenue on Sunday,
April 17, 12PM. Please invite anyone you know
who visits the sick and homebound persons in nursing
homes, hospitals or homes.
For more information, please contact Ofelia James
in the Office of Formation, [email protected].
Celebrate Easter Season Joyfully
Praise and worship God in a Charismatic Mass
celebrated by Fr. Jim Hobert, pastor of Sacred Heart
Parish, at 6:30PM on Thursday, April 14. All are
welcome; bring a friend and your bible. Sacred Heart
is located at 601 E. Fort Lowell, Tucson (just west of
1st Ave). Call Gloria (520-237-7060) for details.
Presented by the Diocese of Tucson Renewal
Committee
Employment Opportunities
The following vacant position is available within the
Diocese of Tucson. To view the position description
and information on how to apply, please refer to
www.diocesetucson.org (Employment Opportunities).
President and Chief Executive Officer - San Miguel
High School, Tucson
Math Teacher, Grades 6-8 - Saints Peter and Paul
School, Tucson
Teacher, 4th Grade - St. John Catholic School, Tucson
Mariachi Mass
Saturday April 23, 2016--10:00 a.m.
AVA Amphitheater - Casino Del Sol Resort
No Charge - Open to the Public
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO PARTICIPATE
The Mariachi Mass is a beautiful fusion of culture and
faith. This solemn celebration features mariachi
musicians, dancers and vocalists in a colorful
procession. Every year since 1983, thousands of
students of all ages come from all over the country to
learn from some of the best mariachi and baile
folklorico masters.
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PARISH ACTIVITIES
Below are listed a number of the on-going organizations active in our parish. Dates and places of meetings and/or activities
for the current week are listed in the “The Week Ahead ...” column of the bulletin.
BINGO
Join us Sundays, September - May, in the Hall. Doors open at
5PM; Bonanza game begins at 6PM followed by the regular
games. Snack bar is available.
OUR LADY’S PRAYER GROUP
Meets weekly on Tuesdays after 8AM Mass in Rm. 225 of the
Holy Family Center. Parishioner prayer requests are
presented to the Lord. All are welcome.
BRIDGE
Contract bridge players meet Fridays in Room 213. Arrive
between 11-11:15AM to guarantee a seat, play begins
promptly at 11:30AM. Men and women are invited to play.
PARISH COUNCIL
Monthly meetings, open to all, are held September - May on
the 1st Monday at 11AM.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAS
Monthly meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday at 9AM in Rm.
213. All women of the parish are welcome.
PARISH LIBRARY
The parish library is in Rm. 209 and always open when the
Holy Family Center is open, Monday - Friday from 8AM-3PM.
You can browse and use the self-checkout system to borrow
books, CDs and DVDs.
CATHOLIC VINTAGE SINGLES
This group is open to Catholic singles, 55 or older. Meetings
are on the 1st Saturday in Rm. 213, September - May. A list of
activities for the month is available in the parish office.
PRO-LIFE MINISTRY
The rosary recited on Thursdays after the 8AM Mass and the
8AM Mass on Saturday are offered for the intention of pro-life.
CUB SCOUT PACK 328
Meets every Thursday from 6-7:15PM in the Holy Family
Center. Contact Janice Descamps for further information
([email protected]).
EXERCISE CLASSES
A low-impact exercise class especially designed for seniors
every Monday at 11:30AM and Friday at Noon in the Hall.
FAITH SHARING CONVERSATIONS
Join us as we examine the Sunday readings and share, very
informally, in a prayerful environment. For more information
call Lee Laughner, 393-1199.
ITALIAN CATHOLIC FEDERATION
Branch 425, meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month,
September - May at 5:30PM. Contact Dick at 625-0796.
JUST COFFEE
On sale the 2nd weekend of each month. These sales help the
coffee growers of Chiapas, Mexico.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
COUNCIL #6842  4TH DEGREE ASSEMBLY #1918
For more information, visit www.gvkofc.org.
LEGION OF MARY
Join us on Mondays from 8:45-10:15AM in Rm. 208 of the Holy
Family Center. Become a TRUE FRIEND of those in care
centers and retirement homes.
LINE DANCING
Line dancers meet on Thursday mornings in the Hall from
8:30-11AM. All are invited.
MAH JONGG
Mah Jongg is a game of skill, strategy, and calculation plus a
degree of chance. A group plays this fun game on Wednesdays
and Fridays.
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ST. PEREGRINE CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
Lend spiritual support to anyone affected by cancer at any
phase of his/her journey. This program will help you work
through the emotions that occur at the varying stages of this
disease through prayers and discussion in the grace of the
Holy Spirit. The group meets every first Friday after the 8AM
Mass in Room 225.
ROSARY MAKERS
This group meets on the last Monday of each month in
Rm. 225 from 1-2PM.
SANDWICH MAKERS
Sandwiches for the needy are made on the 1st, 3rd and 5th
Wednesday and the 2nd Monday of the month at 6:30AM in
the Hall. All help is welcome.
STEPHEN MINISTERS are trained lay volunteers ready to
offer God’s love through a Christian caring relationship on a
one-on-one basis to the bereaved, hospitalized, terminally ill,
separated, divorced, unemployed, relocated, lonely and aging,
or with other needs. For more information call 625-4536;
press 8 when prompted and leave a message.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
This ministry operates a thrift store and distributes clothing,
food, and other types of assistance to families in our parish
and community. Volunteers are welcome to work in the thrift
store or participate in home visitations. For more information,
call Stephany Brown at 648-2226.
WELCOMING COMMITTEE
This ministry fosters an atmosphere of welcome to all
parishioners and sponsors the Welcome Mass and reception
held twice yearly. For more information, contact Pat Day at
792-0916
WOMEN’S GUILD
The Women’s Guild meets on Wednesday from 9AM-Noon in
the Holy Family Center. The quilting group makes lap quilts
which are donated to local charities.
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2015 CONTRIBUTION STATEMENT
Please print clearly
NAME: _______________________________________________
ENVELOPE # __________
 I will pick-up my statement at the parish office
 Mail my statement to:
ADDRESS: ___________________________________________
CITY: _________________________________ZIP ___________
 Email my statement to:
_______________________________@ _____________________
Mail or bring this request to the parish office or
place it in the collection basket.
Please allow 2-3 days for your statement to be
prepared and mailed.
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Mass and Devotion Schedule
Masses
Weekday Masses (Monday - Saturday) ..…………..… 8AM
Saturday (Mass of Anticipation) ..……………………..… 4PM
Sunday ..………………………………… 7AM, 9AM, 11AM, 4PM
Spanish Mass …..... Second Sunday of the month at 1PM
Holy Days of Obligation .........................… 8AM, Noon, 7PM
Eucharistic Adoration, Chapel
Daily …………………………………………………... 9AM-Noon
Fridays ……………………………………………….… 9AM-5PM
Liturgy of the Hours, Chapel
Recited Monday-Saturday …..………...…………....... 7:30AM
Rosary
Recited Monday-Saturday, Church ..…...……….… 7:30AM
Tuesdays, Chapel …………………………………. 3PM
Thursdays, Church .……..……… after 8AM Mass
Divine Mercy Chaplet, Church
Recited Monday-Saturday, Church ………….…...… 7:15AM
Tuesdays, Chapel ………………………………….……………. 3PM
Caring for the People of God
Communion to the Hospitalized, Nursing Home
Residents and Homebound - Arranged by request.
Contact the Pastoral Associate at 625-4536 Ext 109.
Anointing of the Sick - First Fridays after 8AM Mass
and upon request.
Baptism - Second and fourth Saturday of the month
at 10AM; baptism classes held on the third Friday of the
month, registration is required. Call the Parish Office.
Reconciliation - Wednesday and Friday after the 8AM
Mass; Saturday from 3-3:45PM.
Matrimony - Arrangements must be made 6 months
in advance of the planned wedding date; call the office to
schedule an initial interview with the Pastor.
Parish Staff
Pastoral Associate and Funeral Liturgist
Mrs. Judy Sender, O.P.
Ext 109, [email protected]
Business Office
Douglas Lozier, Business Manager
Ext. 106, [email protected]
Rich Hornak, Accountant, Ext. 107
Clara Aguilar, Administrative Assistant,
Ext 113, [email protected]
Liturgy and Wedding Coordinator
Linda Johnson, Ext 105, [email protected]
Music Ministry
Tamara Kahrimanis, Director of Music, Choir Director,
Pianist
Terry Manns, Pianist
Pat Leege ~ Chris Erickson, Organists
Director of Religious Education
Mrs. Madeline Cotsonas, O.P.
Ext. 104, [email protected]
Mrs. Mary Cesario, O.P.
Ext 115, [email protected]
Youth Coordinator
Guadalupe Pankoke,
Ext. 111, [email protected]
Sacristans
Don Warhol, Leroy Policky, Mary Jane Goodrick,
Brian Connolly and Robert Meehan
Receptionist
Elaine Wentz, Ext 101, [email protected]
Bulletin Editor
Ann Suto, Ext. 102, [email protected]
Facility Maintenance
Alberto Meza and Juan Zozaya
Housekeeper
Lugarda Trujillo
Have you been away from the Church and wish to
return? The Come Home Program is for you. Contact
Barbara Hall at 625-4319.
Need help with an annulment? If you are considering
preparing a petition or are a respondent in an annulment
there is help available. Contact Deacon Joe at 625-4536
Ext 112 or Georgene Sorenson at 399-0868.
Mass Intentions - Please submit request at the parish
office two weeks prior to requested date.
Parish Office Hours
Monday-Thursday …….... 8:30AM-12PM and 1-4:30PM
Friday …………………………..…………………… 8:30AM-Noon
Church closes - Monday-Thursday at 3PM, Friday at
Noon
New Parishioners - We welcome you to our parish.
To register pick up a registration form in the Narthex
kiosk or call the parish office.
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