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TWENTY FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME| AUGUST 22, 2021 VIGÉSIMO PRIMER DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO | 22 DE AGOSTO DE 2021

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NEW MASS SCHEDULE | NUEVO DE MISAS

Saturday Vigil/ Vigilia del sábado: 6:00 pm Bilingual | Bilingüe Sunday | Domingo: 8:00 am Bilingual | Bilingüe 10:00 am English

12:00 pm Español

Daily Masses: Bilingual | Bilingüe

Monday-Friday | Lunes a Viernes: 12:00 pm

Saturday | Sabado: 8:00 am CONFESSION SCHEDULE | HORARIO DE CONFESIÓNES Wednesday | Miércoles: 11:00 am – 12:00 pm Thursday, Friday, and Saturday | Jueves, Viernes y Sábado: 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Please be sure to check the parish website for any changes. *Por favor revise la pagina web de la parroquia para ver si ay algun cambio Vespers in the Church, Sunday at 5:00 PM

PASTOR’S CORNER

We know that the number 666 means trouble. It shows up in the Apocalypse, the last book of the Bible in chapter 13, where beasts are rising up out of the sea and the earth in rebellion against God. Chapter 14 describes the victorious lamb with those who follow him, but prior to that introduction John at the end of 13 presents the number 666 as a code allowing commerce and engagement with the beast, rebellion against God. Even as through the centuries there has been investigation into what this number of the beast means, in our Sunday reading today we have another intriguing encounter with this number. Since we’re arriving at the end of John, chapter 6, and John 6 is a very long chapter, we read from the verse today of John 6:66. And what does that verse say, at the end of Jesus’ long presentation of his gift of himself to us in his body and blood, his sharing heavenly life with those who will receive him? John 6:66 reads: “As a result of this, many of his disciples returned to their former way of life and no longer accompanied him.” Since the enumeration of chapters and verses happened centuries after the Scriptures were written, we can see this coincidence and being exactly that, a coincidence. But nevertheless, it’s striking that just as this number in Revelation signifies rebellion against God, here in John it describes rejection of God’s gift. Each Sunday, Jesus wants to share his body and blood with us. The world and the sea, and the beasts that rise from them, give us an attractive option of rejecting God’s gift from heaven. But unlike those of John 6:66, who reject Jesus’ teaching on eating his body and blood, we can say with Peter, “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life.”


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Pray For…Oremos por… For the following souls of the recently departed, that through the mercy of Christ, they may rest in peace… Oremos también por todos los fieles difuntos para que a través de la misericordia de Dios descansen en paz.... Frank Fahner, Alfonso Yanez Lopez, Ramon Ramirez, Mack (Arthur) Smith, Lucia Heredia, Preciliano Sanchez Perez, Leonel Cipriano Aguilar, Maria Huerta, Nazario Duenas, Arturo Chavez, Lupe Ramirez, Elodia Rivera, Jesus Diaz, Porfirio Lopez, Raul Sr., Frank Labrada Garcia, and David Garcia

Please keep the following people in your prayers this week: For those suffering illnesses, infirmity, and those in need of our prayers. Recordemos en nuestras oraciones de esta semana a todos aquellos que están enfermos, especialmente a: Helen Gomez, Cody Meyers, Deacon Eldon Vignery, Ricardo Salomon, Fabiola Rodiles, Mary McGrath, Jim Reese, Gail Kunsman, Frankie Chavez, Mary Jane Berger, Tony Bevacqua, Virginia Deatsch, Francine Sanchez, Rebecca Rojos, Charlotte Roberto, Rey Yandall, Barbara Smith, and Paulina Jasso

Rincón Del Pastor Sabemos que el número 666 significa problemas. Aparece en el Apocalipsis, el último libro de la Biblia en el capítulo 13, donde las bestias se levantan del mar y de la tierra en rebeldía contra Dios. El capítulo 14 describe al cordero victorioso con aquellos que lo siguen, pero antes de esa introducción, Juan al final del capítulo 13 presenta el número 666 como un código que permite el comercio y el compromiso con la bestia, la rebelión contra Dios. Aunque a lo largo de los siglos se ha investigado lo que significa este número de la bestia, en nuestra lectura del domingo de hoy tenemos otro encuentro intrigante con este número. Ya que estamos llegando al final de Juan, capítulo 6, y Juan 6 es un capítulo muy largo, leemos hoy del versículo de Juan 6:66. ¿Y qué dice ese versículo, al final de la larga presentación de Jesús de su don de sí mismo a nosotros en cuerpo y sangre, su participación en la vida celestial con aquellos que lo recibirán? Juan 6:66 dice: "Como resultado de esto, muchos de sus discípulos volvieron a su forma de vida anterior y ya no lo siguieron". Dado que la enumeración de capítulos y versículos ocurrió siglos después de que se escribieron las Escrituras, podemos ver esta coincidencia y siendo exactamente eso, una coincidencia. Sin embargo, es sorprendente que así como este número en Apocalipsis significa rebeldía contra Dios, aquí en Juan describe el rechazo del don de Dios. Cada domingo, Jesús quiere compartir su cuerpo y sangre con nosotros. El mundo y el mar, y las bestias que se elevan de ellos, nos brindan una atractiva opción de rechazar el regalo de Dios del cielo. Pero a diferencia de los de Juan 6:66, que rechazan la enseñanza de Jesús sobre comer su cuerpo y su sangre, podemos decir como Pedro: “Señor, ¿a quién iremos? Tu tienes las palabras de la vida eterna."


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MASS INTENTIONS/ INTENCIONES DE MISA

SATURDAY 8:00 am Tom Thompson (Healing), Michael

Mohammed (Healing) 6:00 pm Hayley Thompson (SI) Going in to Marian

Sisters of Santa Rosa Order SUNDAY

8:00 am John Ramirez

10:00 am Lorenza Corona , David Garcia

12:00 pm Alfonso Lopez , Asencion Lopez ,Pascuala Lopez , Marcial Solorio , Piedad Lopez , Franciso Herrera Abritia , Rafaela Sandoval Ochoa , Alex Rangel , Salvador Cervantes , Ana Maria Hurtado Corral , Aquilino Garcia , Jose Maria Diaz , Virginia Diaz , Amalia Luquin Velazquez , Silvia Oritz (Salud)

MONDAY

12:00 Noon Tom Thompson & Michael Mohammed (Healing), Rita Buttacavoli (Bday)

TUESDAY

12:00 Noon Carlos Gomez (Thanksgiving Senor Santiagito)

WEDNESDAY

12:00 Noon Alicia M. Tindel (Bday), Ruscigno Vorderman (SI)

THURSDAY

12:00 Noon Faustino Prior , Joaquin Garcia (Bday)

FRIDAY

12:00 Noon Abel Fernandez , Marcela Tomei ,

AUGUST 2021 OFFERTORY REPORT WEEKEND

COLLECTION 2021 ONLINE GIVING

2020 OFFERTORY *

8/1 $11,427 $1,212 $3,776 8/8 $9,097 $3,781 $3,776 8/15 $8,277 $3,918 $3,776 8/22 8/29 TOTAL $28,800 $8,911 $11,328

AUGUST 2021 TOTAL: $37,711

Thank you for you continued support.

SECOND COLLECTION THIS WEEKEND!

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SEPTEMBER 2021

5 ……………… Canned Tomatoes 12 ……..…Tuna or Peanut Butter

Thank you for your continued support Throughout the year.

Facilities and Grounds Coordinator

St. Isidore’s is hiring a Facilities and Grounds Coordinator. The position includes maintaining and caring for the facilities and grounds along with identifying and shepherd parish projects for parishioner stewardship. To learn more, contact the parish office at 673-1573.


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Faith Formation Registration

Our Family Faith Formation retreats will begin in September! If you have already registered, we will be contacting you with the date and time for your family. Registration for Family Faith Formation is now closed. If you would like to be placed on our waiting list, please contact the parish office (530) 673-1573.

Registración para el programa de Formación de Fe

¡Nuestros retiros de Formación de Fe Familiar comenzarán en Septiembre! Si ya te has registrado, te estaremos contactando con la fecha y hora del retiro para tu familia. La inscripción para la Formación de Fe Familiar ya está cerrada. Si desea ser incluido en nuestra lista de espera, comuníquese con la oficina parroquial (530) 673-1573.

Adult Confirmation

If you are practicing Catholic – attending Sunday Mass, receiving Communion, going Confession – and have not received the Sacrament of Confirmation we can help you. To learn more contact Helen at the parish office at 673-1573.

Confirmación de Adultos

Si usted es Católico practicante (asiste a la Misa Dominical, recibe Comunión, se confiesa) y no ha recibido el Sacramento de la Confirmación, podemos ayudarlo. Para obtener más información, comuníquese con Helen en la oficina parroquial al 673-1573.

Had a really good day?

Guess what?… Our Lord would like to hear

about it! And you can thank Him!

Schedule an Adoration hour after school or work to thank Jesus.

You won’t regret it! Call Cynthia Pelfrey, English 530-632-7417 or Emmanuel Orejel, Bilingual 530-216-6314 to schedule.

¿Tuviste un buen día? Muy bien...

¡A Nuestro Señor le gustaría saberlo!

¡Y le puedes dar las gracias!

Apúntese a un horario de Adoración después de escuela o trabajo para darle gracias a Dios. ¡No se arrepentirán de estar con El! Llamen a Cynthia a este numero: (530)632-7417 para Inglés Llamen a Emmanuel a este numero: (530)216-6314 para Español


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ST. ISIDORE SCHOOL

Thanks to all of our parishioners who are dedicated to our school! Parishioner, Dianne Daugherty, has answered the call and will be

joining us as our middle school ELA teacher. We also welcome Gina Krog as our volunteer 5-8 grade Art teacher! Thank you for your stewardship! Our first day of school is Wednesday, August 18. We will begin our school Masses on Thursday, August 26, at 12pm. Our first Family Mass will be Sunday, September 12 at 8am-Bilingual. We look forward to gathering together again in our Eucharistic celebration. We currently have openings in Grades TK-2. For information, please call the school office at 673-2217 or complete an application found on the school website stisidoreschool.org Number of Children

*Annual Rate

*10 Month Rate

*11 Month Rate

*12 Month Rate

1 $5007 $ 500.70 $455.18 $417.25 2 $3315 $ 832.20 $756.55 $693.50 3 or more

$2125 $1044.70 $949.73 $870.58

*This does not include the annual Registration Fee of $325 per child and annual Technology Fee of $100 per child.

PRAYER

We know, Lord, that your words are spirit and life. Amidst the confusion of the world and the distractions of suffering, help us to remember that only You have the words of everlasting life.

In a world full of choices that clamor for our favor, help us make the right choice. Help us choose You, always.

Role of Catholics in Society Question: We live in a country that upholds the separation of Church and state. What is the role of Catholics in society? Answer: The role of the Church in the world has taken different forms over time, but the theme is the same. Be disciples in it! As the lay faithful — that is, not vowed priest or religious — we are called to live and love in the circumstances of our daily lives. St. John Paul II wrote a document about the laity. In it he wrote, “In their situation in the world God manifests His plan and communicates to them their particular vocation of seeking the Kingdom of God by engaging in temporal affairs and by ordering them according to the plan of God” (On the Lay Members of Christ’s Faithful, 15). God wants us in the hospitals, the board rooms, the law offices, the food pantries, and the little league games! We are to engage in the affairs of the world. But when we’re there, we should live the plan of God. We need to respect those around us, engage in just business and legal practices, and love our children. We should care for the earth, use our money wisely, and get to know our neighbors. We must advocate for social policies that respect human dignity and human freedom. No matter our state in life, we are invited to build the kingdom of God! ©LPi


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21st Sunday in Ordinary Time/ August 22, 2021 SUNDAY'S READINGS First Reading: “Therefore we also will serve the LORD, for he is our God.” (Jos 24:18) Psalm: Taste and see the goodness of the Lord. (Ps 34) Second Reading: This is a great mystery, but I speak in reference to Christ and the church. (Eph 5:32) Gospel: Simon Peter answered him, “Master to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life.” (Jn 6:68) Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass ©2001, 1998, 1970 CCD. The English translation of Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved. ©LPi WEEKLY READINGS AND OBSERVANCES - ENGAGE PARISHIONERS IN DAILY MASS AND PRAYER Readings for the week of August 22, 2021 Sunday: Jos 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b/Ps 34:2-3, 16-17, 18-19, 20-21, 22-23 [9a]/Eph 5:21-32 or 5:2a, 25-32/Jn 6:60-69 Monday: 1 Thes 1:1-5, 8b-10/Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a and 9b [cf. 4a]/Mt 23:13-22 Tuesday: Rv 21:9b-14/Ps 145:10-11, 12-13, 17-18 [12]/Jn 1:45-51 Wednesday: 1 Thes 2:9-13/Ps 139:7-8, 9-10, 11-12ab [1]/Mt 23:27-32 Thursday: 1 Thes 3:7-13/Ps 90:3-5a, 12-13, 14 and 17 [14]/Mt 24:42-51 Friday: 1 Thes 4:1-8/Ps 97:1 and 2b, 5-6, 10, 11-12 [12a]/Mt 25:1-13 Saturday: 1 Thes 4:9-11/Ps 98:1, 7-8, 9 [9]/Mt 25:14-30 Next Sunday: Dt 4:1-2, 6-8/Ps 15:2-3, 3-4, 4-5 [1a]/Jas 1:17-18, 21b-22, 27/Mk 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23

Observances for the week of August 22, 2021 Sunday: 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time Monday: St. Rose of Lima, Virgin Tuesday: St. Bartholomew, Apostle Wednesday: St. Louis; St. Joseph Calasanz, Priest Thursday: Friday: St. Monica Saturday: St. Augustine, Bishop and Doctor of the Church Next Sunday: 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time ©LPi 21er Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario/ 22 de agosto de 2021

LAS LECTURAS Y CONMEMORACIONES SEMANALES - INVOLUCRAR A PARROQUIANOS EN MISA Y ORACIÓN DIARIO (Weekly Readings and Observances) Las lecturas de la semana del 22 de agosto de 2021 Domingo: Jos 24, 1-2. 15-17. 18/Sal 33, 2-3. 16-17. 18-19. 20-21. 22-23 [9]/Ef 5, 21-32 o 5, 2. 25-32/Jn 6, 60-69 Lunes: 1 Tes 1, 1-5. 8-10/Sal 149, 1-2. 3-4. 5-6 y 9 [cfr. 4]/Mt 23, 13-22 Martes: Ap 21, 9-14/Sal 144, 10-11. 12-13. 17-18 [12]/Jn 1, 45-51 Miércoles: 1 Tes 2, 9-13/Sal 138, 7-8. 9-10. 11-12 [1]/Mt 23, 27-32 Jueves: 1 Tes 3, 7-13/Sal 89, 3-5. 12-13. 14 y 17 [14]/Mt 24, 42-51 Viernes: 1 Tes 4, 1-8/Sal 96, 1 y 2. 5-6. 10. 11-12 [12]/Mt 25, 1-13 Sábado: 1 Tes 4, 9-11/Sal 97, 1. 7-8. 9 [9]/Mt 25, 14-30 Domingo siguiente: Dt 4, 1-2. 6-8/Sal 14, 2-3. 3-4. 4-5 [1]/Sant 1, 17-18. 21-22. 27/Mc 7, 1-8. 14-15. 21-23

Las conmemoraciones de la semana del 22 de agosto de 2021 Domingo: 21er Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario Lunes: Santa Rosa de Lima, virgen Martes: San Bartolomé, apóstol Miércoles: San Luis; San José Calasanz, sacerdote Jueves: Viernes: Santa Mónica Sábado: San Agustín, obispo y doctor de la Iglesia Domingo siguiente: 22º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario ©LPi


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EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP - RECOGNIZE GOD IN YOUR ORDINARY MOMENTS Submission as Stewardship. We aren’t comfortable with the idea of submission. Our society champions equality, and rightly so — but it’s a mistake to think that submission is at odds with equality. To submit ourselves fully, we must first be free. We must first be our own masters. God has granted us that freedom with the salvation He offers. We are no longer the slaves of sin. Now He asks us to be subordinate to one another, in the name of Christ. What a completely uncomfortable task! What He’s asking is for us to be subordinate to the person who irritates us the most. The person we really can’t stand. The person who doesn’t respect us or appreciate what we have to offer. The person we think we’re smarter than, more talented than. The person we envy. That’s the real challenge of stewardship, isn’t it? Subordination. Inconveniencing myself by giving of time, of money, of relationship. Putting the needs or wants of another above my own when they haven’t done anything special to earn it. I invite you to consider the cross — the most radical expression of submission, and of stewardship, that ever existed. If there was ever someone who deserved superiority, isn’t it the God who let Himself be nailed to a tree, who gave so freely of His life, His body, His blood, His everything? To look at him in his agony is to truly understand the beauty of submission — of laying down what you have for the good of the other. — Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS ©LPi

LA CORRESPONSABILIDAD DIARIA: RECONOCE A DIOS EN TUS MOMENTOS ORDINARIOS Sumisión como corresponsabilidad. No nos sentimos cómodos con la idea de la sumisión. Nuestra sociedad defiende la igualdad, y con razón, pero es un error pensar que la sumisión está reñida con la igualdad. Para someternos plenamente, primero debemos ser libres. Primero debemos ser nuestros propios amos. Dios nos ha concedido esa libertad con la salvación que ofrece. Ya no somos esclavos del pecado. Ahora nos pide que nos subordinemos unos a otros, en el nombre de Cristo. ¡Qué tarea tan incómoda! Lo que nos pide es que estemos subordinados a la persona que más nos irrita. La persona que realmente no podemos soportar. La persona que no nos respeta ni aprecia lo que tenemos para ofrecer. La persona de la que creemos que somos más inteligentes, o más talentosos. La persona que envidiamos. Ese es el verdadero desafío de la corresponsabilidad, ¿no es así? Subordinación. Incomodándome a mí mismo dando tiempo, dinero, relaciones. Poniendo las necesidades o deseos de otro por encima de los míos cuando no han hecho nada especial para ganárselo. Los invito a considerar la cruz, la expresión más radical de sumisión y corresponsabilidad que jamás haya existido. Si alguna vez hubo alguien que merecía la superioridad, ¿no es el Dios que se dejó clavar en un madero, que dio tan libremente de Su vida, Su cuerpo, Su sangre, Su todo? Mirarlo en su agonía es comprender verdaderamente la belleza de la sumisión, de entregar lo que tienes por el bien del otro. - Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS © LPi


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THE GOD OF CHOICES For Sunday, August 22, 2021 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time

Simon Peter answered him, “Master, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life. We have come to believe and are convinced that you are the Holy One of God.” If you have ever read a book on parenting, you know the power inherent in presenting choices to a child. No matter the method or style, most childrearing gurus worth their salt will tell you that raising kids is all about helping them handle choices. Their life, after all, will surely be full of important ones, large and small, and the parent who seeks to shelter a child from making his own choices is living in denial of that inevitable future. Our God is no different. He is the ultimate father — which is precisely what sets Him apart from false deities. God lets us choose Him. He does not trick us. He does not lie in wait. He does not blackmail or entrap us. He has all the strength in the universe, but He does not use an ounce of it to force us to do anything. His authority over us is the kind that never chafes, because it is entirely divorced from the concept of power. The choice to obey is ours. In fact, at the single most important moment of salvation history — the Incarnation — He even gave the Blessed Mother a choice. The salvation of humanity hung upon the decision of a teenage girl

to obey the will of God, but still, He did not force it upon her. He gave her a choice. Ironically, it is the devil who doesn’t seem to want to give us a choice — probably because he knows that if we had a choice, a real and fair choice, we would never decide to be separated from the love of our Creator, the only One in whom our restless hearts can ever find rest. It is the devil who wins souls through deceit and coercion, who preys on feelings of desperation, isolation, and confusion. In today’s Gospel, we see many of Jesus’ disciples reject him because they could neither understand nor accept the teaching about eating his flesh and drinking his blood. Instead of mocking, chastising, or berating them, Jesus instead shows gentleness, and asks his remaining disciples if they, too, wish to leave. There was a time in my life when I thought that perhaps I would be happier without religion. I was plagued by doubts. I was tired of fighting them, and tired of this idea that because I submitted to religion, I was not “making my own choices.” I wanted to be the one in charge. I wanted to be the head of my own destiny. I didn’t want to rely on this God I wasn’t sure I could trust. I wasn’t sure I liked or understood the rules He had and thought I might be the first human in history to figure out some better ones. But in the end, I realized that by believing in God and following His laws, I had indeed been making my own choices. I had never been enslaved — quite the opposite, I had been exercising my free will. Christ had been asking me all along, the same as he did with Simon Peter: “Do you also want to leave?” And the message I heard coming from deep within myself was the same one that sprang from the lips of Simon Peter in response to Christ: “Master, to whom shall I go? Only you have the words of eternal life.” Colleen Jurkiewicz Dorman


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The faithful are invited to write or call state representatives this August 23-27. Learn how to protect every life:

www.scd.org/sb245


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Services & Prayer Directory Bulletin Editor: call the Parish Office 673-1573, or email [email protected]. Deadline is 4:00 pm, Friday for next week’s bulletin. Mass Announcements: Submit to Parish Office by Tuesday preceding weekend, or use online form: http://www. stisidore-yubacity.org/pulpitbulletinform.Htm St. Isidore School, Susan Burky, Principal, 530-673-2217,

[email protected] Communion for the Sick and Homebound: Call Parish

Office, 673-1573. Divine Mercy: Meets 1ST & 3rd Mon @ 6:30 p. m. Bride’s

Room. Cathy at 673-1573. Faith Formation: Michelle Knox, 530-673-1573 or

[email protected] Knights of Columbus: Bill Daugherty (530) 673-2591 Legion of Mary: Mon 4:00 – 6:00pm in the Bride’s Room.

Both men and women are invited to attend. Pat Whitten 530-673-2613

Marriage Preparation: Call Paige Westlake, 530-673-1573 or [email protected]

Novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help: Wednesdays after Daily Mass.

Perpetual Adoration Ministry- Cynthia Pelfrey, 530-632-7417

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA): Adult Baptism, Confirmation & First Communion. Helen Gomez: [email protected]

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, Adapted for Youth and Teens (RCIA Adapted): For youth 7 and older who have not been baptized, not baptized Catholic, or are missing sacrament. Helen Gomez, [email protected]

Rito de Iniciación Cristiana de Adultos (RICA): Español-Bautismo Confirmación, Comunión de adultos. Llamar a Diácono Rubén Rojo, 673-1573.

YLI: Patti Reardon, 530-751-9521. Adoracion Nocturna Seccion Femenina-Todos los viernes

de 7 a 9 p.m. Junta de Turno: Primer viernes del mes a las 6 p.m. en el cuarto de las novias.

Annulments: Paige Westlake 530-673-1573 or [email protected]

A Prayer Blanket Ministry: To receive a blanket at no charge visit the parish office. For more information, to volunteer, or to donate, call Kathy Anderson 713-7022.

A Woman’s Friend: Pregnant? Don’t know where to turn? Call 741-0556

Chamoru Ministry: (530) 673-1573 Cursillos: Hilario Rivera # 790-7640. Ultreyas son el segundo

y cuarto lunes del mes a las 7pm en el cuarto de conferencias. Daily Rosary: Mon-Fri (11:30) ½ hour before Mass.

Saturday: 7:30 am Bilingual Rosay: Saturday Evenings 5:30 pm English Rosary: Monday Evenings 5:00 pm

Defensores de la Fe- Todos los lunes de 6:30-8:30 pm Demetrio Méndez (530)933-4495

Divina Misericordia: Rudy & Guadalupe Rodríguez. Tel. 530-933-5282.

Encuentro Matrimonial- Pablo & Maria Rodriguez (530) 216-3884

Engaged Encounter: Contact Church Office at 530-673-1573 Filipino Ministry- (530) 673-1573 Food Locker/St. Vincent de Paul: Email address for

volunteers. Clients: 530-671-5154 Grupo de Oración: miércoles a las 7-9 p. m. Eladio

Ballesteros 916-868-8847, Carmen Ballestteros 530-204-9525, Martin González 530-933-6393

Guadalupanas - Cora Garcia 671-4269 Marriage Encounter: 893-2348 or 891-0426 Natural Family Planning: Call Parish Office 530-673-1563

for referral Padres y Madres Orantes: Hora Santa todos los jueves de 5-

7pm. Irene Pureco 916 873-5114 Prayer Chain: Serious illnesses or critical situations: 673-

0556 Rachel’s Vineyard: For those suffering emotional or spiritual

pain from abortion, 888-HOPE-790 Relevant Radio 1620 AM or also in App Store Respect Life/Yuba-Sutter Right to Life. Contact Maureen

Guth for meeting information, 530-673-1437 St. Paul Street Evangelization- Greg Thompson,

530-713-9909 530-713-9909 or [email protected] Sutter Buttes Unbound Ministry- Carla Consentino Team

Coordinator: [email protected] Troubled Marriage: 800-283-5952/ www. retrouvaille.org

Church Office Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Catholic Bible - available in the Parish Office $10 each. Each family must have a Bible!

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We extend our hands and hearts in Christian Fellowship to all who celebrate with us, whether long-time residents or newly arrived in the Parish. To register, please complete and place in the collection basket, or mail to our Parish Office.

Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Home Phone: ____________________________________________ Phone: ______________________________________________________

Church Office Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Catholic Bible - available in the Parish Office $10 each. Each family must have a Bible!

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OUR WARMEST WELCOME TO ALL

We extend our hands and hearts in Christian Fellowship to all who celebrate with us, whether long-time residents or newly arrived in the Parish. To register, please complete and place in the collection basket, or mail to our Parish Office.

Name _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Home Phone: ____________________________________________ Phone: ______________________________________________________

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