Holy Cross Catholic Church Moorpark

Holy Cross Catholic
Church
Pastor  Msgr. Joseph Hernandez
Msgr. Richard Loomis
Deacon  Trino Andrade
Deacon  Kevin Mauch
Deacon  Eduardo Castillo
Deacon  Pat Coulter
Deacon  Derrel Craig
Deacon  Michael Kromm
13955 Peach Hill Rd.
Moorpark CA 93021
Tel. (805) 529-1397
Fax (805)529-3939
E-mail:
[email protected]
Website:
www.holycross-moorpark.org
November 13, 2016
Thirty-third Sunday in
Ordinary Time
Eucharistic Liturgy Schedule (Mass)
Saturdays: 5:00 p.m.
Sundays:
7:45, 9:00, 10:30 a.m.,
12:15p.m. (Spanish)
Weekdays:
Monday and Thursday: 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday: 8:00 a.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confessions)
Saturdays: 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Eve of Holy Days: 6:00 to 6:30 p.m.
Marriages:
Arrangements must be made six months in
advance.
Baptisms:
Required pre-baptismal classes for parents and
godparents. Please call the rectory two months
prior to anticipated baptism date.
Sponsors (Godparents) must be practicing
Catholics.
Religious Education Commission:
Sue Jones…………..…………………………......529-0283
E-mail address: …[email protected]
Confirmation:….……..……………………….….529-0283
Julie Cleary…...…...… [email protected]
Elementary/Jr High Ministry:……….…..….….529-0283
Erika Jones………....…[email protected]
Youth Ministry :…….…..…………………....…..529-0641
Danny Cleary:……...…[email protected]
Cub Scouts/Boy Scouts:
Chris Dellacqua:…………………….….......……..553-9852
Family Life Commission:
Leonard Leritz……………………………...……...523-9614
Spiritual Life Commission:
Paulette Swenson……………….……...….….….529-9117
Catholic Charities Office:
Patricia Calderon…612 Spring Road.. .…….…..529-0720
Social Life Commission:
Vaune Pierce……...………….……..….…...….....529-9423
Pastoral Care of the Sick:
Deacon Derrel Craig………………..……...805) 530-0305
Parish Administration Office:
Jenny Stevens….………………….….…...…..….529-1397
Mary Lupe Ellis………….……….………..….......529-1397
Knights of Columbus Council #9969
GK Augustine Godinez …............…..…….(805)404-1330
Email address…[email protected]
Website……………..…….…..kofcmoorparkcouncil9969.org
Lord’s Table
Chris Johnson……....………………..…..…(805)402-0506
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Holy Cross Catholic Church
November 13, 2016
Safeguard the Children
Parish Committee Chair-Ron Clouse-529-1397
Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time
November 13, 2016
Sing praise to the L
with the harp,
with the harp and melodious song.
— Psalm 98:5
GOD’S HEALING JUSTICE
An old expression holds that the sun-warmed stone
heals. Perhaps. But Malachi explains that only dark, sunless days are in store for those who do not find a place
for God in their lives. Conversely, he tells us that the
warmth and light of God’s healing justice await those
who fear the Lord. That’s a pretty comforting notion—
especially now in the already short and growing even
shorter days of November. It’s the sun-warmed stone,
and then some.
Paul speaks to us of justice as well, but points out
that it is not a passive thing. To be treated justly, we need
to do our fair share. If we are diligent and persevere we
will be rewarded with and by the fruits of our labor. Lastly, Luke, too, tells us to persevere—in faith, this time—
and our lives will be secure in God regardless of how we
are treated by our enemies.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — There will arise the sun of justice with
its healing rays (Malachi 3:19-20a).
Psalm — The Lord comes to rule the earth with justice
(Psalm 98).
Second Reading — Paul speaks of his hard work among
the Thessalonians (2 Thessalonians 3:7-12).
Gospel — Jesus foretells the destruction of Jerusalem,
the persecution of his followers. But their perseverance
will be their salvation (Luke 21:5-19).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Rv 1:1-4; 2:1-5; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 18:35-43
Tuesday:
Rv 3:1-6, 14-22; Ps 15:2-5; Lk 19:1-10
Wednesday: Rv 4:1-11; Ps 150:1b-6; Lk 19:11-28
Thursday: Rv 5:1-10; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Lk 19:41-44
Friday:
Rv 10:8-11; Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131;
Lk 19:45-48 or (for the memorial of the
Dedication) Acts 28:11-16, 30-31;
Ps 98:1-6; Mt 14:22-33
Saturday: Rv 11:4-12; Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10;
Lk 20:27-40
Sunday:
2 Sm 5:1-3; Ps 122:1-5; Col 1:12-20;
Lk 23:35-43
DID YOU KNOW?
Bullying prevention starts at home
From cyberbullying to name-calling and exclusion,
bullying can affect people of every age, especially
kids and teens in school. Their peers can be cruel, so
it’s important to talk about how to handle bullies,
especially before a situation escalates. One way to
stop the cycle of bullying in its tracks, is to teach
kids to speak kindly to others and to treat everyone
around them with respect. For more information,
please visit https://www.faithandsafety.org/bullying.
¿SABÍA USTED?
La prevención del acoso “bullying” comienza en
casa
Desde el acoso cibernético, poner apodos y la exclusión, el acoso o “bullying” puede afectar a las personas de todas las edades, especialmente a niños y
adolescentes que asisten a la escuela. Sus compañeros pueden ser crueles, de manera que es importante platicar con ellos sobre cómo manejar a los
acosadores, especialmente antes que la situación
escale. Una manera de detener el ciclo de acoso es
enseñar a los niños a hablar con gentileza con otros y
a tratar con respeto a todos a su alrededor. Para más
información, por favor visite https://
www.faithandsafety.org/bullying.
LORD'S TABLE NEEDS YOUR HELP
Every Tuesday evening at 6:00 p.m., we serve a hot meal to
those in need at the Holy Cross
Chapel located on the corner
of Everett and Magnolia. There are no groups
signed up to prepare and help
serve for the month of November. This is a great opportunity for small church groups,
Scouts, etc. to lend a helping
hand. Contact Chris Johnson
at (805) 402-0506 to reserve
your Tuesday.
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YOUTH MINISTRY EVENTS
Leroy Bankowski
Manuel Barrera
Maria Barrera
Brian Barrett
Lindsay Boxley
Ed Brown
Joan Bukovszky
Ray Bukovszky
Mela Cano
Fernando Chavez
Jim Coleman
Guadalupe Contreras
Carlos Cooper
Nancy Cota
Rachel Crawford
Jeanine DeGuardi
Arlene Delnero
Dana Dickson
Carmen M. Fair
Frank Gelfuso
Roger Gonzales
Juan Gonzalez
Richard Gonzalez
Manuel Gutierrez
Anne Haff
Lori Hatcher
Regina Hepp
David Heyer
Patsy Jimenez
Margaret Jimenez
Margie Palomino Jimenez
Sue Karas
Lou Kelly
Tom Kelly
Maria Alvarez Lazo
Sienna Ly
Candice Maher
Cailyn Maloney
McKenna Maloney
Jennifer McDermott
Angela McKervey
Patricia Mead
Ritchie Moore
Julie Mora
Christina Morelli
Ryan Morris
John O’Green
Ramona Patterson
Armando Perez
Diana Perez
Vicki Perez
Joe Perez, Jr.
Breanna Pflaumer
Ramon Ricafort
Michael Riley
Ruben Rodriguez
Mark Scharler
Jacob Schreier
Carl Strub
Kristine Strub
Minnie Stuehrmann
Steven Swanson
Pat Withers
Vivian (Dee) Womack
Janet Yandle
RELIGIOUS GIFT STORE
Our Religious Gift Store will be open the1st and 3rd Sundays of
the month . Come in and shop for your gifts! If you do not see
what you are looking for our volunteer staff will be happy to
assist you.
Catholic Charities Ventura County thanks the parishioners of Holy Cross Parish for their generous
donations exceeding $6,100 from our September 10
& 11 appeal. This money will help sustain Catholic
Charities to help our brothers and sisters to protect
their human dignity by offering compassionate assistance with life’s daily needs to those in the
Moorpark area.
With the busy times of Thanksgiving and the Season
of Advent coming up, enrolling in Faith Direct today
is a great way to ensure your gifts to Holy Cross are
received even while you are traveling for the holidays. Already using Faith Direct? Don't forget to add
your Christmas or End-of-Year contributions to your
account this fall.
Visit www.faithdirect.net and use our church code:
CA710
Thank you for your continued support of our parish
family!
God Bless You,
Msgr. Joseph Hernandez
Sunday—Nov. 13—Year 1 Confirmation Retreat
Monday-Nov. 14—Teen Choir Practice—5-6:30 p.m.
Tuesday—Nov. 15—Drop In—3:30-6:00 p.m.
Thursday—Nov. 17—Youth Ministry—T.N.T.
7-9:00 p.m.
For more info., call Danny at 529-0641 or email
[email protected]
Third Thursday of each Month
November 17th at 7:30 p.m.
Please come join us for prayer and meditation
as we glorify our gracious Lord.
Next week’s collection for the Catholic Campaign
for Human Development (CCHD) needs your
help. CCHD was founded to break the cycle of poverty in the United States by funding organizations
that help individuals help themselves. With the tradition of improving education, housing situations,
and community economic development, CCHD
continues to make a positive impact in communities
nationwide. Your contribution will defend human
dignity and reach out to those living on the margins.
Please give to the CCHD Collection.
THANK YOU!! THANK YOU!!
The Annual Christmas Boutique was a huge
success. Thanks to the Boutique Committee
headed up by Marie Sullenbarger and Patti
Mann, Holy Cross enjoyed wonderful fellowship, great shopping with delicious burritos and baked goods. The hard work and
dedication of everyone involved is very
much appreciated!!
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BULLETIN BOARD
Moorpark Pantry Plus/Catholic Charities
Non-Perishable Donations are desperately needed.
Most Used Items:
Breakfast Cereal 15 oz.
Instant Oatmeal packets
Pancake syrup 24 oz.
Pancake Mix 2 lb.
Peanut Butter 12 oz.
Jelly 12 oz.
Sugar 4 lb.
Cooking Oil 16 oz.
Jell-O 5 oz.
Canned Tuna 7 oz.
Canned Fruit 15 oz.
Spaghetti Sauce 15 oz.
Spaghetti Paste 15 oz.
Pasta Noodles
Tomato Sauce 15 0z.
Tomato Paste 15 oz
White Rice 2 lb.
Pinto Beans 2 lb.
Ketchup 16 oz.
Mayonnaise 32 oz.
Diapers Size 4, 5, 6
Shampoo 15 oz.
Bar Soap
Laundry Detergent
Toothpaste
Toilet Paper
New Women’s Vocation Discernment Group – Are
you open to the possibility that God is calling you to
religious life? Want to hang out with a group of
faithful women searching for answers? If you answered YES to any of these questions, consider attending our Sisters of Notre Dame monthly Vocation
Discernment Group for women ages 18+. Please
contact Sr. Val Roxburgh, SND at Email: [email protected], Cell # 805-452-9699, for more
details.
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
With Thanksgiving approaching, we think of the quest of
the Puritans who arrived on the Mayflower from their first exile in Leyden, Holland. Like the Catholics of England, they
were religious dissenters who suffered penalties for not participating in the worship life of the established church. The Catholics established monasteries, schools, and convents on the continent to assure the vigor of their faith’s intellectual and spiritual life. The Puritans fled to the tolerant Netherlands with
similar hopes of preserving their way of life, but were unable
to adapt to Dutch ways.
There were Catholics who made a similar colonial journey. The hero of the story is George Calvert, Lord Baltimore,
the former Secretary of State of Britain and a Catholic. He
proposed that King Charles I establish a proprietary colony
that he would own and rule, named Maryland in honor of the
Catholic Queen Henrietta Maria. George Calvert died unexpectedly in the midst of this project, but his son Cecil faithfully
carried out his father’s wishes. Maryland became a symbol of
freedom for wealthy recusant English families, as well as for
the poor who held to the Catholic faith despite great hardship.
From the start, the colony was open to Protestants and Catholics equally, and the seeds of the religious freedom so dear to
the American spirit were sown with the first colonists in 1634.
—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TAIZE PRAYER, led by Sister Mary Anncarla,
SND and Sister Cristina Marie, SND, continue on
Wednesday, November 16, 2016 from 7:00 p.m.
to 8:00 p.m. . at Notre Dame Center (1776 Hendrix
Avenue, Thousand Oaks, 91360). Please RSVP to
Sister Marie Paul Grech at [email protected].
CENTERING PRAYER AND LECTIO
DIVINA on Tuesday, November 22, 2016 at
Notre Dame Center (1776 Hendrix Avenue, Thousand Oaks, 91360). Please RSVP to Sister Marie
Paul Grech at [email protected].
The Sisters of Notre Dame have an immediate opening for a Communications Manager who will support
the activities of the Mission Advancement Department through communications and public relations
activities.
For complete informa on, visit www.sndca.org, then click
on Ways to Join Us, Employment Opportunities. Information
for submitting an application for this position is included on the
webpage cited
The next meeting of the Ventura District of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women (ACCW) will be held on
THURSDAY Nov. 17th. 2016. Hosting parish is San Buenaventura Mission 211 E. Main Street, Ventura, Ca.
93001. The program starters at 9:30 Registration.
10:00am Call to order. Speaker Rev. Tom Elewaunt. Topic, "My Journey to the Priesthood & More" 11:00am
Mass. 12:00 noon Luncheon --Charge $12.00 PRE-Paid.
Make checks payable to: R.A.S. San Buenaventura and
mailed To: Theresa Sullivan, 279 Manzanita Street, Ventura, Ca, 93001 before Nov. 14th. 2016. For more information call Rosa Palazuelos 805-483-8256, or 805-5120040. There are NO DUES and every Catholic women is
invited to a beautiful day of fellowship with other women
of Ventura County. Please come and join us! Thank you
to San Buenaventura Mission, & Rosary Altar Society for
hosting and serving the luncheon.1:30 Adjournment.
Chaminade College Preparatory High School is
hosting its annual Open House on Sunday, November 20th from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Families
are invited to tour the campus, meet the faculty and
administrators, and experience all that Chaminade
has to offer. For more information call Chaminade’s
Admission Office at (818) 347-8300 extension 355
or visit Chaminade on the Web at
www.chaminade.org.
Trigésimo Tercer Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
ACTIVIDADES HISPANAS
EN HOLY CROSS
Domingos:
12:15 PM - Misa en Español
Lunes, Miércoles y Jueves:
6:00 – 8:30 PM Entrevistas Sacramentales
Tercero Domingo del mes:
1:30 PM - Clases Prebautismales-- en la iglesia
Primer Viernes del mes:
6:00 PM - Hora Santa
7:00 PM - Misa en Español
Primero y Tercer Sábado del mes:
10:00 AM - Bautismos en Español
Misas de Quince Años:
Enero, Mayo y Octubre solamente
Clases de Formación Continua Para Adultos
Cada primer lunes y tercer lunes del mes.
Información comunicarse al (805) 428-2015
Jaime Zavala/Dn Eduardo (805) 501-1416
Para solicitar entrevistas o información general en español favor de llamar al 529-1397.
13 de noviembre de 2016
Trigésimo Tercer Domingo
del Tiempo Ordinario
13 de noviembre de 2016
Toquen la cítara para el Señor,
suenen los instrumentos.
— Salmo 98 (97):5
LA JUSTICIA SANADORA DE DIOS
Una antigua expresión sostiene que las piedras calentadas por el sol curan. Tal vez. Pero el profeta Malaquías
explica que a aquellos que no encuentran un lugar para
Dios en sus vidas sólo le esperan días oscuros, sin sol. El
profeta nos dice que, a la inversa, el afecto y la luz de la
justicia sanadora de Dios aguardan a aquellos que temen
al Señor. Esa es una noción bastante consoladora –
especialmente ahora durante los días breves, cada vez
más breves, de noviembre. Es la piedra calentada por el
sol, y mucho más.
Pablo, igualmente, nos habla de justicia pero señala
que esta no es algo pasivo. Para ser tratados con justicia,
debemos aportar nuestra parte. Si somos diligentes y perseveramos, seremos recompensados con y por los frutos
de nuestra labor. Finalmente, Lucas también nos llama a
perseverar –en la fe, esta vez– y nos dice que nuestras
vidas estarán aseguradas en Dios no importa cómo nos
traten nuestros enemigos.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE
En 1769 los franciscanos bajo la dirección de fray Junípero
Serra alzaron una cruz en Alta California, dedicando la primera
misión en la zona a san Diego de Alcalá. Diego, cuya fiesta es
el 13 de noviembre, fue un franciscano del siglo XV. Este santo
español nunca fue sacerdote, prefiriendo servir a Dios como
hermano lego (laico) ayudando a los pobres y cuidando a los
enfermos.
Siempre fue un humilde servidor de los demás. Aun cuando lo hicieron guardián (líder franciscano) nunca dejo de servir
a los pobres, los enfermos y a sus hermanos franciscanos. Su
afán por dar a los pobres las cosas del convento lo llevaba a
esconder sus donaciones en su manto. Una vez un hermano le
preguntó que escondía y el mintiendo respondió: “rosas”. El
hermano insistió verlas y en lugar de la comida que llevaba a
los pobres, aparecieron rosas y más rosas. La santidad del patrón de San Diego, California se apoya sobre tres pilares: 1)
solidaridad con los más necesitados, 2) devoción a Cristo crucificado y 3) evangelizar en unión con la Iglesia.
—Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
La colecta de la próxima semana para la Campaña
Católica para el Desarrollo Humano (CCHD) necesita su
ayuda. CCHD fue fundada para romper el ciclo de
pobreza en los Estados Unidos otorgando fondos a organizaciones que ayudan a las personas a ayudarse a sí
mismas. Con su tradición de mejoras en la educación, en
la vivienda y en el desarrollo económico de las comunidades, CCHD continúa teniendo un impacto positivo en
las comunidades en todo el país. Su contribución servirá
para defender la dignidad humana y llegar a todos los
que viven al margen. Por favor, contribuya a la colecta
para CCHD.
LECTURAS DE HOY
Primera lectura — Para ellos que temen al Señor, brillará el sol de justicia con sus rayos de salud (Malaquías
3:19-20a).
Salmo — Toda la tierra ha visto al Salvador
(Salmo 98 [97]).
Segunda Lectura — Pablo habla de su trabajo duro entre
los tesalonicenses (2 Tesalonicenses 3:7-12).
Evangelio — Pero su perseverancia será su salvación
(Lucas 21:5-19).
Salmo responsorial: Leccionario II © 1976, Comisión Episcopal de Pastoral Litúrgica de la Conferencia
del Episcopado Mexicano. Usado con permiso. Todos los derechos reservados.
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Lunes:
Ap 1:1-4; 2:1-5; Sal 1:1-4, 6; Lc 18:35-43
Martes: Ap 3:1-6, 14-22; Sal 15 (14):2-5;
Lc 19:1-10
Miércoles: Ap 4:1-11; Sal 150:1b-6; Lk 19:11-28
Jueves:
Ap 5:1-10; Sal 149:1b-6a, 9b; Lc 19:41-44
Viernes: Ap 10:8-11; Sal 119 (118):14, 24, 72, 103,
111, 131; Lc 19:45-48 o (para el
memorial de la Dedicación) Hch 28:11-16,
30-31; Sal 98 (97):1-6; Mt 14:22-33
Sábado: Ap 11:4-12; Sal 144 (143):1b, 2, 9-10;
Lc 20:27-40
Domingo: 2 Sm 5:1-3; Sal 122 (121):1-5; Col 1:12-20;
Lc 23:35-43
VERDAD DE LA BIBLIA
Lo que le sacas a la Biblia depende en cierto grado de
lo que traes a ella.
—Oliver Wendell Holmes