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A few helpful things… Stay and Play free toddler care for 12-36 month olds, during the 9:00am and 11:00am masses Welcome and Information Gazebo Bell Tower Café fresh donuts, fruit and coffee! Parish Office friendly staff, open Sundays Blessed Sacrament Chapel quiet, prayerful time with Jesus Prayer Garden peace and tranquility, mass may be heard through loud speakersBride’s room for nursing moms, mass may be heard through loud speakers Ministry Matters! Friendly parishioners share highlights and answer questions. This week: Spiritual Gifts Discovery information/sign-ups Delicious Filipino Food!! Note: Check out our new website, www.padreserra.org

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Spiritual Gifts DiscoverySign up in the courtyard this weekend! Seepage 2 for details. This might be for you.

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Do you want a better understanding of God’s will for your life?

Are you seeking a chance to grow personally and spiritually?

Do you want to know what your spiritual gifts are and how to use them in life and ministry?

QUESTIONS: Lisa Barra drlisab@verizon.net Teresa Runyon teresa@padreserra.org

(805) 482 · 6417

Spiritual Gifts is a three-session workshop that fosters spiritual and personal growth. Through prayer, teaching and faith sharing in pairs, you will come to understand more fully whom God created you to be and what God wants you to do with your life. Each session builds on the previous so commitment to the journey is key. FALL 2017 SESSION: 3 Saturdays

September 16 & 23 9:00am - 2:30pm

October 7 9:00am - 11:30am $20 per person (includes material, light refreshments) Pre-registration is required. Space is limited. See us in the courtyard today.

“Identifying and putting a name on my gifts was so helpful for giving me a direction in life to use these gifts for others. I felt affirmed and validated.” Julie, participant

Saturday, September 30th Social Hour 6:00pm / Dinner 6:40pm

@ Serra Center

Pre-sale Tickets: $20 adults / $10 children 3-12yrs / $50 Group (2 adults with children)

$25 per person donation at the door Children playroom available

Dinner Prepared by the Knights: Steak, Baked Potato, Salad, Green Beans, and Dessert

Show by ‘Marilyn’ & Panama G: Entertainment with songs by Marilyn Monroe, Sinatra, Martin, and more!

Come as your favorite Hollywood Star, in your best vintage clothes, or just as you are prepared to sing and dance!

50/50 Cash Raffle &

Silent Auction available for extra fun! Tickets on sale on PSP Website, after weekend liturgies and

by reservation thru Wednesday, Sept 27th Contact Paul Collier at paulcollier@padreserra.org / 805.233.2810 or

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Funds raised benefit PSP, SMM, KofC charities and youth programs

Hosted by the Adolfo Camarillo Knights of Columbus, Council 5272

What’s YOUR Philosophy? Everybody has one! A chance to express your opinions and hear others on life’s most important questions

Four Thursdays of September 2017 7:00-8:15pm Carmel Room September 7 What’s Real? Realism or Non-Realism September 14 What’s True? Absolutism or Relativism September 21 What’s Right? Absolutism or Relativism September 28 What is God? Wishful Thinking or Mind-Independent Existence

Facilitator: Janice Daurio, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy, Moorpark College & St. John’s Seminary

All are welcome! RSVP: Janice Daurio jdaurio@mac.com

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Landings: Recycled Catholics If you are an inactive Catholic or attend Massinfrequently you might consider Landings. We are agroup of “recycled” Catholics who, for different reasons,were away from or hadissues with the churchand came back toregular attendance andactive participation. We share our faithjourneys and want tohear your stories. Wealso discusscontemporary Catholicthemes and haveresources available forquestions about theCatholic Faith and theChurch. This 10-week Landingsseries is Thursdays, September 14-November 9 7:00pm,San Juan Bautista Room We invite you to come andexplore the possibilities! Information: 482-6417 x341 orteresa@padreserra.org.

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GGLORIA

Glory to God (Mass of St. Ann) Ed Bolduc

GATHERING

All Are Welcome Marty Haugen, Gather ##850

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Fr. Patrick Mullen, Pastor5205 Upland Road, Camarillo, CA 93012www.padreserra.org

LiturgiesMonday - Friday 8:00amSaturday 5:00pmSunday 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am

Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession)Saturday 3:45 - 4:45pm

Parish Office Hours(805) 482-6417 parish@padreserra.orgMonday - Thursday 8:00am - 7:00pmFriday 8:00am - 5:00pmSaturday 1:15pm - 6:15pmSunday 8:00am - 1:00pmAfter Hours Emergency (805) 512-3208

Blessed Sacrament Chapel HoursSunday - Friday 8:00am - 9:00pmSaturday 3:00pm - 9:00pmFirst Friday Adoration 2:00pm - 7:00pm

Serra Center, Meagan Scott (805) 843-5420 serracenter@padreserra.org

St. Mary Magdalen School, TK-82534 Ventura Blvd., Camarillo, 93010(805) 482-2611 www.smmschool.net

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RRESPONSORIAL PSALM

Reading 1 Ezekiel 33:7-9 Reading 2 Romans 13:8-10 Gospel Reading Matthew 18:15-20

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2 Corinthians 5:19

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PPREPARATION OF THE ALTAR AND GIFTS

We Remember Marty Haugen, Gather ##681

Prayer of the Faithful Donna Pena, Gather ##349

GOSPEL ACCLAMATION

“Mass for a New World” David Haas, Gather ##219

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Please return extra worship aids to exits; take home one bulletin. Thank you.

GGlory to God by Ed Bolduc; AAlleluia by David Haas; PPrayer of the Faithful by Donna Pena; Lamb of God by Bob Hurd are used with permission under OneLicense.net #A706294.

Priest: Behold the Lamb of God, behold Him who takes away the sins of the world. Blessed are those called to the supper of the Lamb. ALL:

SENDING FORTH

We Are Called David Haas, Gather ##807

COMMUNION SONGS

My Soul Is Thirsting Michael Joncas, Gather ##55 Ubi Caritas Bob Hurd, Gather ##696

Invitation to Communion

EUCHARISTIC ACCLAMATIIONS

“The Glendalough Mass” Liam Lawton Holy, Holy, Holy #263 Memorial Acclamation A #264 Amen #267

Lamb of God Bob Hurd

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Thorough Forgiveness

Dear Friends,

The publisher of much of the music we sing, Oregon Catholic Press (OCP), also has some online resources available.These include some useful commentaries on the Scripture Readings. This week, I will be sharing excerpts from some ofthose materials with you in this letter.

Our first reading from the book of Ezekiel bothers me when I think about the part that tells us if we do not speak out todissuade the wicked from their way, they shall die for their guilt, but we will be held responsible for their death. In hiscommentary on this reading, Deacon Owen Cummings attributes this discomfort to our knowledge of our own frailtiesand imperfections.

Of course, there are different ways of inviting conversion, for that is surely what is meant by "warning the wicked." There may indeed be some occasions when personal confrontation of wickedness is called for, but it seems to me that the norm ought to be solid but compassionate moral performances on the part of … all who areChurch.1

In her commentary on today’s Gospel (Matthew 18:15­20) Virginia Smith writes:

The two parts of today’s reading seem at first glance to be diametric opposites, but upon closer inspection one follows logically upon the other. The reading opens with instructions on how to handle serious disputes among members of the church. By and large, ‘church’ in this context indicates the local community. Only in the most significant cases would the situation be referred further. If all else fails, the person offended is allowed to shun the offender (“… treat him as you would a Gentile or a tax collector,”), a terrible fate.

However, in the very next verse, provisions for forgiveness are laid out so broadly that the choice to forgive is not only binding between the parties involved here on earth, but in heaven as well. In Jesus preaching, here and elsewhere, the only thing that trumps forgiveness is love. That actually is an oxymoron because forgiveness is a major component of Christian love.

What does all this say to us now? We don’t need to be patsies and allow people to run over us roughshod, but wemay not carry grudges nor seek vengeance for wrongs done to us even if our complaint is legitimate. The most Christian way to respond is through forgiveness, a decision we make, not an emotion we feel.2

I hope these reflections on the readings will be useful to you, and I look forward to building the kingdom along with youas things “gear up” this Fall.

Siempre adelante,

Dominic MacAllerDirector of Liturgy and Music

1 Copyright © 2003­2008, OCP. All rights reserved. Used with permission.2 ibid

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ChildrenToday Little Church Parent Meeting ~ September 10Parents of preschool and kindergarten children are welcome to attendthe annual Little Church parent meeting at 10:10am in Carmel room.Learn all about Little Church activities, prayers, friends, songs andfun. Info: soraya@padreserra.org or stop by. Be sure to register yourchild.

Faith Formation Registration ~Fun and Learning at Church signup now! Faith Formation is for all kids, preschool through high school, fortheir learning and spiritual growth. Registration forms are availablein the parish office and on­line www.padreserra.org Make friends atchurch!! Parent meetings Monday Sept. 18 or Tuesday Sept. 19;6:30pm in Serra Center.

Stay and Play!! ~ Every SundayMiss Nicole lovingly cares for your little one (12­36 months) whileyou go to Mass. This no cost service is available during the 9:00amand 11:00am masses in San Juan Bautista room on the right side ofthe courtyard. Stop by and see all the toys and fun and meet Nicole.You are welcome to stay to be sure your toddler is settled in

High School

Confirmation Y2 ~ Make sure you are registered for Y2 and seeBrett for a quick spiritual check­in and sign up for your weeklyministry involvement for fall semester. Interviews were in July and1st week of September; if you missed it, emailmaggie@padreserra.org to make an appointment. Parent meetingsMonday Sept. 18 or Tuesday Sept. 19; 6:30pm in Serra Center.

Families

Filipino Food in the Courtyard ~ Today!Try something delicious after mass and support our FilipinoCommunity.

Hollywood Knights Dinner and Show ~ September 30See page 2 for details! Get your group ticket online or in thecourtyard next week!

Adults

Support group begins this TuesdayPure Desire is a group for men seeking support and healing in theirjourneys toward sexual integrity and wholeness. The group will meetweekly from 6:45­8:00am, in the Santa Barbara room at Padre SerraParish, Camarillo. Coffee will be provided. Contact Jeremy Mast,MS, MDiv, LMFT (805) 256­3497,jmast@awakeningsrelationalcounseling.com.

Catechist Formation ~ September 12Think you are having fun now? Wait until you have volunteered inSpark! Lively instruction, spiritual depth, genuine caring, all in smallgroups with lots of adult support and ... all lesson plans and materialsare provided! Help our team lead and teach children in grades 1­ 5.Come to this session to learn how easy it is, 6:00­ 9:00pm, San JuanCapistrano room. RSVP Tere@padreserra.org.

Special Families ~ September 13We provide community and spiritual support for transitioning specialneeds teens and young adults (16+), their families and friends. 2ndWednesday at 7:00pm. Monica 484­8379, monicaspooner@twc.com.

Seeds of Faith ~ September 18Our women’s evening faith sharing ministry meets at 7:00pm.

Serra Seniors ~ September 20From 1942­1945, 8000 Japanese Americans were forced to live atRohwer Relocation Center in Arkansas during WWII. Come hearRuth Beadles who will share her story through the eyes of a younggirl whose life changed abruptly from living a normal childhood inLos Angeles to growing up in a 500­acre camp in Arkansassurrounded by barbed wire and armed guards. All adults 55+ areinvited Wednesday at 9:45 for refreshments followed by the speaker.

Camarillo Catholic Moms Group ~ September 29Our next evening playgroup will be held Friday from 5:00­6:00pm atNancy Bush Park. Contact Emily emilyyazawa@gmail.com.

Adult Formation Opportunity ~ September 30Santa Barbara Regional Congress is a gathering for all Catholics inthe local area to hear insightful speakers, deepen our Catholicunderstanding and recharge our faith. Enjoy 3 workshops, liturgy andvendors at St. Bonaventure High School 8:30am­5:00pm. Catalogsare available in the parish office.

Hollywood Knights Dinner and Show ~ September 30Mark your calendars for a fabulous Saturday evening in the SerraCenter with dinner and entertainment. Tickets go on sale September17 in the courtyard.

Toastmasters ~ MondaysWant to learn to become a confident communicator, speak in publicor develop leadership skills? Consider Toastmasters. Visit anyMonday 7:00pm San Juan Bautista room Contact: Janis 346­0669.

Our parish mission is coming …We take our cars in for periodic oil changes. We see our physiciansfor an annual physical or wellness check. The same is needed for ourspiritual lives, individually and as a faith community, and we can'talways get away for a retreat. So a parish mission is that “shot in thearm,” that energizing renewal of our personal faith as Jesus' disciplesand our parish community's commitment to the Body of Christ. SaveOctober 20­22 now to be inspired and renewed.

Reflection questions for every gathering around any table.We are called to help one another grow as a community of faith.Listening to the Word: Romans 13:8­10When you hear this reading today, what words or phrases reallystrike you? Looking into My LifeHow do I follow the way of love as described by Paul in the secondreading? What steps do I take to eliminate the unloving — grudges,hatred, prejudice, or others ­ and bring about goodness?

Faith Sharing

Young Adults

What’s Your Philosophy? ~ September 14, 21, 28Dr. Janice Daurio is facilitating this series giving college aged youngadults the opportunity to share opinions and hear from others onlife’s most important questions. See page 2 for more info.

In the Community

Bible Study ~ Begins September 11Explore the prison letters of St. Paul, Mondays 10:00am to noon, St.Paschal Baylon Church, parish center, room 2. Contact: Rita (805)484­2414.

Fashion Show and Luncheon ~ September 23A benefit for Ventura County Life Centers, 11:00am to 3:00pm atSterling Hills Country Club in Camarillo. For tickets and informationwww.vclifecenters.com.

Pray for Our SickJack Allen, Dalia Amaya, Edward Barrier, Eric Bordagaray, AnnBrown, Helen Browning, Socorro Cazarez, Janet Coltman, Liesa &Chris Comeau, Rita DaCorsi, Rita Di Raffael, Connie Flores, TinaHerford, Nurit Holtzman, Richard Jordan, Ailish McAlorum, MarkMedina, Tricia Mingay, Belinda Peres, Benita Ramirez, DorothyReason­Bailey, Arceli Sarino, Dorothy Simmons, Daniel Sohn, BabyJames Sommer, Ellen Tyree, Andrew Valdez and Connie Williams.(Names are refreshed monthly.)

Remember Our DeadPrayers and sympathy to family and friends of those who have diedrecently:Ramona Fuentes, RIPMay she enjoy peace in her life with Christ Jesus.

Prayer OpportunitiesDaily Readings: www.usccb.orgMorning Prayer: Monday – Friday 7:45am, ChurchRosary: Monday – Friday 8:30am, ChurchOur Lady of Perpetual Help: Wednesdays 6:30pm, ChurchCentering Prayer: Wednesdays 6:45pm, Brides RoomAdoration: First Fridays 2:00pm­7:00pm, ChapelPrayer Chain: prayers anytimeBette 482­0067 bette_church@hotmail.comShirley 482­2617 brownshehorn@gmail.com

Mass Intentions: Monthly list is available in the parish office.

Our Prayer Life

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An Afternoon Concert ~ September 10Let’s invite our not­yet Catholic loved ones to great events at ourparish. How about a beautiful afternoon concert in church? See flyeron page 12. For information about becoming Catholic:CatherineShadduck@padreserra.org or 482­6417 ext 331.

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Protect the Children

Fingerprinting ~ October 5Please get fingerprinted and volunteer! Everyone who works in asupervisory role with children or youth must be live scanfingerprinted by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Reserve your free,10 minute appointment today by calling the parish office (805) 482­ 6417.

Hurricane Harvey Special Collection ~ September 17Envelopes are in the church narthex to help our brothers and sistersin southeast Texas. Please make checks payable to Catholic CharitiesUSA and write Hurricane Harvey in the memo line, drop in thecollection basket or the parish office. Thank you.

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