Nothing is more practical than finding God,

than falling in Love in a quite absolute, final way.

What you are in love with, what seizes your imagination, will affect everything. It will decide what will get you out of bed in the morning, what you do with your evenings, how you spend your weekends, what you read, whom you know, what breaks your heart, and what

amazes you with joy and gratitude.

Fall in Love, stay in love, and it will decide everything. Fr. Pedro Arrupe, SJ

SERVING SAN DIMAS, LA VERNE AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES STAFFED BY THE CONGREGATION OF THE SACRED HEARTS OF JESUS AND MARY

FEBRUARY 19, 2017 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time PAGE 2My dear sisters and brothers, Corinthians 13 is that part of scripture that defines the meaning of love from Paul’s perspective. If he were with us today he might make his reflection a little more real and less ideal. What is love meant to be in today’s turbulent, demanding, technological, complex world – Paul might say today: zzz Love is patient despite the small things that get on your nerves – socks on the floor, grinding teeth, being kept waiting for breakfast or the bathroom, for the symphony or kickoff. Love is kind in the midst of disappointment and hurt. Love comforts when he is down, supports when she is overwhelmed. Love is not jealous or pompous – especially when you are right and the other is most definitely wrong. Love is not green-eyed, love does not hold grudges. Love does not smother, is not possessive, refuses to manipulate. Love remains humble and is grounded in gratitude for one another. Love manages to survive despite how selfish and boorish lovers can be. Love neither insists on “my way” nor cops out with “you knew this about me before you married me.” Love is not thin-skinned nor does it go for the jugular. Love never takes the other for granted. Love finds its happiness in the joy of the other, its fulfillment in the dreams of the other. Love sees the world as “us” and “our,” not “me” and “mine.” Love lets go, encourages, comforts and consoles. Love forgives. Love does not tolerate estrangement or division. You will fight, you will argue – but love will always compel you to take the first step toward healing and reconciliation. Love does not rejoice in being right or smarter or more powerful. Love doesn’t care who brings home the bigger paycheck or who cooked dinner. Love only cares about the home you build together, and the blessings on your dinner table. Love always waits for the return of the other, no matter how long. The bond of love will become stronger as age takes its toll on you both, as you worry about your security, as you fear for one another’s safety. Such love never fails. [Adapted from a sermon by Rev. Walter J. Burghardt, S.J.] God has given us the great gift of his love. It is a gift that is priceless, but also a gift that demands a great deal from us. If its value is to be realized in the way we live. Each Sunday we gather to celebrate the mystery of God’s love. Never to be fully understood. We are who we are because of those who have loved us and those who refused to love us. Still growing in love with you, Fr. Rich, SS.CC.

Mis queridos hermanos y hermanas , Corintios 13 es la parte de la escritura que define el significado del amor desde la perspectiva de Pablo. Si él estuviera con nosotros hoy él podría hacer su reflexión un poco más real y menos ideal. ¿Qué significa el amor al estar en este turbulento, exigente , tecnológico, y complejo mundo de hoy – Pablo pozzdría decir hoy: El amor es paciente a pesar de las pequeñas cosas que alborotan tus nervios - calcetines en el suelo, crujir de dientes , que te hagan esperar para el desayuno o el baño, por la sinfonía o patada de salida . El amor es bueno en medio de la decepción y el dolor. El amor nos conforta cuando estamos caidos, apoya cuando estamos abrumados. El amor no es celoso ni pomposo - especialmente cuando tu tienes razón y el otro esta definitivamente mal. El amor no es de ojos verdes , el amor no guarda rencor . El amor no se ahoga , no es posesivo , se niega a manipular . El amor sigue siendo humilde y está basado en la gratitud por los demás. El amor logra sobrevivir a pesar de lo que los amantes egoístas y groseros puedan ser. El amor no insiste en "mi camino", ni se encierra en decir" Tu sabías esto acerca de mí antes de que te casaras conmigo . "El amor no es susceptible ni va a la yugular. El amor nunca se toma de el otro por seguro. El amor encuentra su felicidad en la felicidad del otro, en su cumplimiento en los sueños de los demás. El amor ve el mundo como "nosotros" y "nuestro", no "yo" y "mío." El amor deja ir , alienta , conforta y consuela. El amor perdona . El amor no tolera extrañamiento o división . Tu pelearás , tu discutirás - pero el amor siempre te obliga a dar el primer paso hacia la sanación y la reconciliación. El amor no se goza de estar en lo correcto o ser más inteligentes o más poderoso. El amor no le importa quien trae a casa el cheque más grande o quien cocina la cena. El amor sólo se preocupa por la casa a construir juntos, y las bendiciones sobre su mesa. El amor siempre espera el regreso de la otra persona, sin importar el tiempo . El vínculo de amor se hará más fuerte cuando la edad pase factura a los dos, asi como tu te preocupas por tu seguridad, tienes miedo de la seguridad de los demás. Tal amor nunca falla. [Adaptado de un sermón del Rev. Walter J. Burghardt, SJ]

Dios nos ha dado el gran don de su amor. Es un regalo que no tiene precio , pero también es un don que exige mucho de nosotros. Si su valor es realizado por la forma en que vivimos. Cada Domingo nos reunimos para celebrar el misterio del amor de Dios. Nunca será entendido completamente. Somos lo que somos gracias a los que nosh han amado y a los que se negaron a amarnos . Seguimos creciendo en amor contigo , Fr. Rich, SS.CC.

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Holy Name of Mary Parish is not responsible for any lost or stolen items. Please do not leave your purses

or valuables unattended.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH

5:00 PM D Eloy Gutierrez, Mila Neil, Poli Padilla, Mamusiu Milewska, Ruben Preciado, Erlinda Farol, Rene Brisson

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19TH

8:00 AM R Ruth Gutierrez, Nellie Gutierrez, Jose Pepa Sanchez, Int. Sr. Helen, Frances Higareda, Jesus Higareda, La Verne Kissell, Edward Kissell, Lois Barleman

10:00 AM D Generoso Acosta, Int. Bernie Flores, Renynaldo G de Rivera, Filotea Guanzon, Int. Brian & Lia So , Elpidio Macabeo, James Macabeo, Int. Faith Bishop

12:30 PM VP Gente de la Parroquia, Sociedad Guadalupana, Sally Belmontez, Eladio Valencia, Elisa Marquez, Coiry Marques, Rosa Maria Chavez

5:00 PM WM Rudy Terminal, Tresa & frank Semer, Margaret & John Bonfiglio, Int. Susan Houlihan, Int. Joori Cho, Jay & Casey Kidd

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH PARISH OFFICE CLOSED!

8:30 AM WM Terry Quinn, Int. Eva Marie & Curtis Romero

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21ST

8:30 AM D Jose Ocampo, Int. Sister Teresina, Int. Sister Frances Marie, Int. Sisters Guadencia, Int. Sis-ter James, Bernardette Baldonado-Hernandez

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND

8:30 AM PD Aleo Piscatelli, Carmen Rodriguez, Joseph Malizia, John Cloughassy

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23RD

8:30 AM PD Phil Roche

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH

8:30 AM D Joe Calderon, Ken Cassidy

NEXT WEEKEND PRIEST MASS SCHEDULE: SAT. 5:00—C,

SUN. 8—WM, 10—R, 12:30—D, 5:00—D

PRESIDER KEY* C=Cronin D=Danyluk PD=Peter Dennis WM=Bill Moore R= John Roche VP=Visiting Priest

WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 5 pm, and 1st Saturday 8:30 am Sunday 8 am, 10 am & 5 pm; Domingo 12:30 pm (Español)

DAILY MASS SCHEDULE Monday—Friday 8:30 am (English)

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday 3:30 pm (English) ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT First Friday until 6:00 pm EARLY MORNING ADORATION Weekday Mornings 6:00 am— 8:30 am Sign-up Sheet in the Narthex of the Church

LITURGY OF THE HOURS Monday – Saturday after Adoration Exposition

. Please pray for the Sick & the

Suffering in our Community:

Monica McCourt, Jennifer Pavon, Josephine Daianus Aditya, Don Wordlow, Sharon Nuccio, Petra Irlandez, Ricardo Gonzalez, Arnoldo Pedrego, Robert Urfer, Eva Marie & Curtis, Elizabeth Young, Teresa Schrum, Petra Irlandez, Roger Callen, Jack Steele, Monica McCourt, Rafael R. Reynosa, Ashley Quiñ onez, Victoria Garay & Family, Walter Parish, Jesse Diaz, Peter McGinn, Jay Kidd, Chad Ehlinger, Joan Barone, Justin Hesketh, Francisca Nava, Kathy Candelaria, Alberta Stewart, Yssael Gutierrez, Grayson Keon Ignacio, Kassandra Sanchez, Medy Veloso, Joel Rivera, Elena-Clarrise Radovan, Josephine Damianus Aditiya, Antoinette Barron, Maria Jovita Diaz, Brad Caldwell.

MISAS Y SERVICIOS EN ESPAÑOL MIERCOLES A LAS 6:30 PM PRIMER MIERCOLES: MISA Y LA UNCION DE LOS ENFERMOS. SEGUNDO MIERCOLES: SERVICIO DE COMMUNION TERCER MIERCOLES: MISA Y CONFESIONES CUARTO MIERCOLES : SERVICIO DE COMUNION

In Memoriam Frances Higareda

Jesus HigaredaFrancisco Zamorana

James GormanIrene Partida

Consuelo Castillo Sharon Gutierrez Annette Arnwine

William Wood

Parish Office Closed on Monday, February 20th for Presidents Day!

Pechanga Casino Join us for a fun day at the

Pechanga Casino in Temecula, Saturday, March, 11th. Bus will depart from Holy Name of Mary

Parish at 10:00 a.m., and will return to the church around 5:00 pm; $20 per person. For reservations and info call Carmen Val Verde, 909-

973-0335. Payment must be made at the time of reservation.

Reservations/ cancelations should be made no later than by February 25th. Last minute cancelations will

not be reimbursed.

The Shield Men’s Group …right here at Holy Name of Mary … is growing! To every man in the parish, and friends.

Shield is a way for guys to become more secure in faith, as family men and as leaders in daily life. And… we are improving constantly, as a group that welcomes, informs, heals, strengthens and leads. We have new leadership, too! Ed Hills is passing the baton after 2 years at the helm, so Mike Noonan, one of the founding members, has moved into the Chairman slot, along with Co-Chair Jerry Pearman. These two are filled with new ideas and skills that promise to bring exciting times for Shield. The coming quarter, including the Lenten season, we plan to concentrate on the importance of being a man of consequence, a man of God, and an example of Christian living. We usually have a moderator lead us in discussion. Mike will be doing that on Feb. 21st, with Jerry Pearman on the 28th, and Jerry Stephens on March 7th. We add a new monthly phase March 14th – open mike night, with Eric Olson, where the discussions flow without planned subject matter. Outside leaders can include our parish priests or other notable people. Some of the upcoming meeting themes include:

Roles of Catholic men in our parish and our society… The seven pillars of Catholic spirituality (from Matthew Kelly) The Role of the Holy Spirit in our daily lives… Spiritual transformation – Becoming the best version of ourselves… Selecting, building and maintaining quality relationships… Resisting temptation and building self control…

(We’re also planning events to include families, such as picnics, ball games or other exciting outings.) So we ask each and every man in the parish – Are you really satisfied with who and where you are? Are you in complete control of your life? You deserve to be, so come join us at any of our weekly get-togethers. Very informal and welcoming – no charge or obligation whatsoever. Meetings are full of fun, laughs and fellowship – so never feel awkward about walking in the door, especially if you bring along a friend or co-worker. Guys come when they can, so we have meetings available every Tuesday evening, 7:15 PM, room 205 in the classroom corridor of the Hall for All. Just walk in and say “Hi!” It would enrich us all to have YOUR input, YOUR ideas and YOUR point of view! Come try us out!

FOR TICKETS VISIT: FEBRUARY 25, 2017 HTTP://HNM.SCHOOLAUCTION.NET/2017GALA

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Confirmation classes

resume on Sunday, Feb. 26th & Monday, Feb. 27th

XLT Night Sunday, March 5th

All are welcome after the 5pm Mass! It will be an evening of praise and

worship, guest speaker, and adoration.

Come and pray together as a family!

EDGE Night March 8th 7:00pm-8:15pm in the hall. Special night on

Lent, all 6th, 7th, and 8th graders are welcome!

“Ashes To Ashes” Families with the last name that starts with O-R please

bring a donated snack item.

Palm Burning Ceremony Join us on Tuesday February 28th after the 8:30 mass here in our courtyard to burn last year’s palms for our Ash Wednesday Services. Bring your palms from last year to the large labeled basket located in the Church Narthex from Wednesday February 15th thru Tuesday February 28th. Please do not include any paperclips, rubber bands, twist ties, plastic bags etc.… we ask for them loose as they will be burned together in a fire pit.

We would like you our parishioners to be aware of a new Eucharistic minister location for our weekend masses. These new positions will be created in the two large sections on either side of our main aisle, sections 3 and 4. The new section will be 3a and 4a with a precious body position for each as well as 2 precious blood positions at each station. We will be trying out these new positions starting in Lent, the weekend of March 4th and 5th. We want to see if this enhances the Eucharist a little more…we are grateful for your patience and flexibility as we undertake this new position for communion.

MIGRATION

“For more than 25 years, the Catholic Church in the U.S. has celebrated National Migration Week as an opportunity to reflect on the circumstances facing migrants in this country, including immigrants, refugees, children and human trafficking victims.” This year's theme was “Creating a Culture of Encounter.” It reminded “Catholics to look beyond their needs to the needs of those around them, as encouraged by Pope Francis during his first Pentecost homily as pope. “Migration is, more than anything, an act of great hope,” said Cardinal Daniel DiNardo of Galveston-Houston, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, and Archbishop José H. Gomez of Los Angeles, USCCB vice president, in a joint state-ment. “Our brothers and sisters who are forced to migrate suffer devastating family separation and most often face dire economic conditions,” the statement continued. “Refugees flee their countries due to war and persecution, which inspires them to risk everything for an opportunity to live in peace. “As Catholics in the U.S., most of us can find stories in our own families of parents, grandparents or great-grandparents leaving the old country for the promise of America. … Let us remind ourselves of those moments when our loved ones were forced to seek the mercy of others in a new land.” Excerpts - Angelus (Online) Dreamers’: At risk for an American nightmare January 12, 2017 - By Maria Luisa Torres

Justicia Christian

HNM Cristiana

Justice

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It may be difficult to understand why an abuse victim does not come forward immediately to report an assault. For those who have suffered sexual assault or abuse, denial can be a powerful defense mechanism, one that allows them to cope with the trauma and its af-termath. Often, an abuser is someone the victim knows and trusts, which makes it even harder to understand why the abuse is happening, and harder to come forward and ask for help and protection. For a copy of the VIRTUS© article “The Many Faces of Denial, Part 2” email: jvienna@la-archdiocese.org or call (213) 637-7227 .

La negación como mecanismo de defensa Puede ser difícil entender por qué una víctima de abuso no se presenta inmediatamente para reportar un asalto. Para aquellos que han sufrido asalto o abuso sexual, la negación puede ser un poderoso mecanismo de defensa, que les permita hacer frente al trauma y sus secuelas. A menudo, un abusador es alguien que la víctima conoce y en la que confía, lo que hace aún más difícil entender por qué el abuso está sucediendo, y más difícil de presen-tar y pedir ayuda y protección. Para obtener una copia del artículo de VIRTUS © “The Many Faces of Denial, Part 2” (Las muchas caras de la negación, parte 2), envíe un correo elec-trónico a bmelendez@la-archdiocese.org o llame al (213) 637-7508.

Did You Know? Denial as a defense mechanism

Queen of Peace Rosary Group

Feb 23, 2017- Praise & Worship

AT 6:45 PM PLEASE JOIN US

We are now meeting at: St. Damien Chapel 2150 S. Damien

Ave. La Verne, CA 91750

MAR 2, 2017—HEALING MASS OPENS THE 40 HOUR DEVOTION AT 4:00 PM MASS IN THE SA-CRED HEARTS HALL. AFTER HEALING SER-VICE THE BLESSED SACRAMENT WILL BE PROCESSED TO THE DAMIEN ROOM WHERE IT WILL REMAIN EX-POSED UNTIL THE 8:00 AM THEN THE SACRA-MENT WILL BE PROCESSED AND REPOSED. THE CLOSING MASS WILL BE HELD IN THE CHURCH AT 8:30 FOLLOWED BY THE AN-NOINTING OF THE SICK BY FR. RICH DANYLUK AND FR. MIKE BARRY. MARCH 2ND 40 HOURS BEGINS AT 4:00 PM THROUGH 8:00 AM ON MARCH 4TH . PLEASE SIGN UP TO SPEND AN HOUR OR MORE IN THE PRESENCE OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT.

SAVE THE DATE for HNM’s Family Festival

APRIL 28th, 29th & 30th.

We are requesting donated items to help us make our 2017 Boutique a success. WISH LIST: Wine baskets ~ Seasonal baskets (Summer, Fall, Winter and/or Spring) ~ Holiday items (4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine's Day, Back to School, etc) ~ Garden items ~ Small household items (Coffee pots, kitchen items, casual dishware, etc) ~ Antiques. Please contact Rita Cruz Gallegos for further information. ritacruzg@aol.com or (626) 456-2378

2017

Have you considered a Stock or Security Donation to Your Parish? Holy Name of Mary recently received a very gen-erous donation from a parishioner in the form of a stock transfer, this particular gift was designated for the Hall for All campaign. We are grateful for all gifts to the parish. Direct gifts of stocks, mutual funds and other assets are simple for parishioners to make and can be very beneficial gifts for both the parish and the pa-rishioner. Parishioners can designate a stock dona-tion as an immediate gift OR use the donation to establish a life-benefit gift such as a Charitable Gift Annuity or a Remainder Trust. Donating appreciated securities to your parish can produce a tax-advantaged charitable deduction for the parishioner. Most securities donated to parishes are either common stocks or mutual funds. The Archdiocesan Department of Trusts and Estates handles all stock and security donations for Archdi-ocesan parishes. In most cases the parishioner in-structs his or her financial adviser or broker to transfer the desired shares of stock to the Archdioc-esan brokerage account and designates the parish as the beneficiary of the gift. The Archdiocese will provide the parishioner or the parishioner’s finan-cial advisor with the relevant information concern-ing its brokerage account. Upon receipt of the stock, the Archdiocese will credit the gift to the account of the parish. For more information, please contact Pat Joyce, Director of Administration, Holy Name of Mary Parish 909-599-1243 x 112 or pat@hnmaparish.org God Bless all of our donors!

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For Wedding and Marriage Information please visit our website at

www.hnmparish.org/wedding-inquiry

From the Director of Administration…

February 11th & 12th, 2017

Weekly Fiscal Year to Date

YTD $ vs Last Year

Offertory at Masses $30,524 $1,006406

+$28,506 +2.92%

Online Giving $1,851 $74,463

TOTAL OFFERTORY $32,375 $1,080,869

Thank you for your generosity to Holy Name of Mary Parish!

NO BARRIERS TO CHRIST Outreach Ministry

For our Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) brothers and sisters, their families &

friends.

All are welcome MEETS FROM 7:30 PM TO 9:00 PM ON THE 3RD TUESDAY OF THE MONTH

1st Letter of Paul to the Corinthians

Join us for Bible Study

When: Thursdays Mornings at 9:30am

OR Evenings at 7:00pm

In the Damien Room First Corinthians deals with divisions in the believing community at Corinth and the harm that

they inflict on 'the body of Christ.' Paul also deals with many individual ethical problems in the community of which he has become aware through letters and contacts. Paul instructs the community concerning true wisdom; the sin of idolatry; the Lord's Supper; the role of God's ministers; the supreme importance of love; gifts of the Spirit; and the nature of the resurrection. The community of Corinth could easily be our own—struggling for unity in the midst of conflict, and discov-ering weaknesses and strengths. In this study, Paul invites you to find unity in the Gospel message. For more infor-mation, please call Charlie Martinez at 909-599-1243 ext. 140.

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Contact Tom Nolan for more informa on tom_nolan1@yahoo.com cell phone (818) 198-1360

YOUR YEAR END STATEMENTS HAVE

BEEN MAILED!

Questions? Contact Michele Cote at (909)599-1243 ext. 199 or Michele@hnmparish.org

724 East Bonita Avenue, San Dimas, CA 91773 Phone:(909) 599–1243 • FAX:(909) 599–4230

www.hnmparish.org Pastor Fr. Rich Danyluk, SS.CC. Ext. 114 Frrich@hnmparish.org Deacons Marv Estey Ext. 177 Al & Rita Austin (RCIA) Ext. 178 Jose & Maria Guadamuz Ext. 171 Mario & Irene Lopez Ext. 110 Director of Pastoral Ministry Charlie Martinez Ext. 140 Charlie@hnmparish.org Director of Administration Pat Joyce Ext. 112 Pat@hnmparish.org Liturgy, Weddings & Grief Support Minister Brenda Luna Ext. 137 Brenda@hnmparish.org Director of Music Trevor Thomson Ext. 135 Trevor@hnmparish.org

Staff Accountant Salah Bahouth Ext. 118 salah@hnmparish.org Parish Secretary Deborah Lamborghini Ext. 110 Deborah@hnmparish.org Administrative Assistant Michele Cote Ext. 199 Michele@hnmparish.org Communications Coordinator Gabby Ulloa Ext. 136 Gabby@hnmparish.org Volunteer Coordinator Lani Galvan Ext. 111 Lani@hnmparish.org Coordinator of Catechetical Programs Melanie Bailey Ext. 232 Melanie@hnmparish.org Youth Minister & Confirmation Coordinator Candice Brown Ext. 234 Candice@hnmparish.org Religious Education Administrative Assistant Erika Montenegro Ext. 280 Erika@hnmparish.org St. Vincent de Paul Conf. Ext. 138 Marriage Annulments Mary Ann Brewer-Nolan 626-484-1355

Holy Name of Mary School 124 S. San Dimas Canyon Road, San Dimas, CA 91773

Phone: (909) 542–0449 • www.hnmschool.org

Principal, Holy Name of Mary School Deborah Marquez Ext. 226 dmarquez@hnmschool.org

Serving Senior Living Communities: Brookdale • Hillcrest • Casa Bonita • San Dimas Retirement & Atria

Serving Camps: Afflerbaugh • Paige & Rockey

This Week’s Events at HNM Adoration: Monday—Saturday at 6am in the Church

Rosary Group: Monday-Friday 9am Chapel Centering Prayer: Monday—Friday at 8am in the Chapel

Submit Photos! What’s going on in your ministry? Share any pictures you have taken

of your ministry with us! Email them to gabby@hnmparish.org

Photos submitted may be used for a variety of purposes (bulletin covers, annual reports, parish directories, brochures, parish calendar, midweek bulletin, and parish website).

Monday, February 20, 2017 8:30 AM Daily Mass CHURCH

5:45 PM Miracle Monday Rosary Chapel

6:30 PM Engllish Lector Practice CHURCH

7:00 PM AA Weekly Meeting Faculty Room

Tuesday, February 21, 2017 8:30 AM Daily Mass CHURCH

10:00 AM Tuesday Rosary Group Chapel

3:45 PM Children's Choir Practice CHURCH 6:00 PM Lectores (Ensayo) CHURCH

7:00 PM Marriage Ministry Meeting HALL 7:00 PM Choir Practice CHURCH

7:00 PM Spanish Adult Faith Formation LIBRARY

7:15 PM Forever Grateful Prayer Community Chapel

7:15 PM English Adult Confirmation FF 201 7:15 PM Circulo de Estudio FF 203

7:15 PM Men's Shield Weekly Meeting FF 204

7:15 PM No Barriers to Christ Monthly Meeting FF 206

Wednesday, February 22, 2017 8:30 AM Daily Mass CHURCH 9:00 AM Rosary Group Chapel

9:15 AM Student Lector Practice CHURCH

9:30 AM Sewing Ministry meeting FF 206

9:30 AM Mom's Prayer Group FF 205

6:30 PM Spanish Communion Service CHURCH

7:00 PM Edge Core Team Meeting FF 207

7:00 PM Spanish Choir Practice CHURCH 7:00 PM R.C. I. A Damien Room

7:00 PM Pastorial Council Monthly meeting OLG 7:00 PM Centering Prayer Workroom

7:15 PM Maravillas, Grupo de Oracion FF 203

Thursday, February 23, 2017 8:30 AM Daily Mass CHURCH

9:30 AM Morning Bible Study Damien Room

7:00 PM Oceans of Mercy Young Adult Chapel 7:00 PM Evening Bible Study Damien Room

7:00 PM Prayer Shawl Ministry Meeting OLG

7:15 PM Spanish Adult Confirmation FF 207

Friday, February 24, 2017 8:30 AM Daily Mass CHURCH

7:00 PM Spanish Altar Serving Training CHURCH

7:15 PM Maravillas, Grupo de Oracion Chapel

7:15 PM Cursillo monthly meeting FF 201

7:15 PM Maravillas, Grupo de Oracion FF 203-205

Saturday, February 25, 2017 6:30 PM Winter Gala HALL 8:30 AM Communion Service CHURCH 3:30 PM Reconciliation CHURCH 5:00 PM Mass CHURCH

Sunday, February 26, 2017 8:00 AM Mass CHURCH

10:00 AM Mass CHURCH

12:30 PM Spanish Mass CHURCH

1:30 PM Ministerio de Hospitalidad Chapel 1:45 PM Extraordinary EM Meeting HALL 5:00 PM Mass CHURCH

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HNM Marriage Ministry

When couples are married, God forges the bond of love through his presence and his grace. Through that bond, he dwells at the center of a couple’s relationship. This covenant of love between spouses is not possible on their own, but is made possible through the Sacrament of Matrimony. Through the sacrament, a font of grace is constantly present to husband and wife to enable them to deepen their union and love each other as Christ loved the Church. Therefore, the Sacrament of Matrimony is not only a natural bond, but a supernatural one as well. Please join us for Session #5 of our Beloved series: Sacramental Bond Date: Tuesday, February 21 (not Feb. 20 as previously scheduled) Time: 7-8:30pm (6:30 Childcare check-in/ 6:45 Couple check-in) Cost: Free (Childcare provided at no cost for grades K-8) Location: Sacred Hearts Hall For inquiries: Dave and Giselle Smith (909)229-0889 hnmmarriageministry@gmail.com