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Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church
Revealing the Light of Christ
18TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
AUGUST 4, 2013
18º DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO
4 DE AGOSTO, 2013
S I N C E , T H E N , YO U H AV E
BEEN RAISED WITH CHRIST,
S E T YO U R H E A R T S O N
T H I N G S A B OV E , W H E R E
C H R I S T I S , S E AT E D AT
THE RIGHT HAND OF GOD.
CO LO S S I A N S 3 : 1
A Eucharistic Community Living the Good News Daily
105 n. la esperanza san clemente, ca 92672
949-492-4101 Fax 949-492-4856 www.OLFChurch.net @FatimaChurchSC
parish calendar/
calendario parroquial
AUGUST 4 – 11, 2013
Our parish calendar is online! Please
visit www.olfchurch.net/calendar.html
for the most up-to-date information
on events and activities in our parish.
¡Nuestro calendario de la parroquia
esta en línea! Por favor visite
www.olfchurch.net/calendar.html para
la información más actualizada sobre
ventos y actividades en nuestra parroquia.
CLERGY
Fr. Michael P. Hanifin, Pastor
mhanifin@olfchurch.net,
ext. 111
Fr. William Hubbard,
Parochial Vicar
whubbard@olfchurch.net,
ext. 113
STAFF
Robin Margraf,
Pastoral Associate
rmargraf@olfchurch.net,
ext. 117
Ron Runolfson,
Business Manager
rrunolfson@olfchurch.net,
ext. 102
Rosa Rama,
Faith FormationChildren & Adults
rrama@olfchurch.net,
ext. 119
Lourdes Rojas,
Office Manager
lrojas@olfchurch.net,
ext. 101
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Aida Lopez,
Maintenance
Spanish Music Coordinator,
ext. 101
Maria Juul,
Accounting Assistant
mjuul@olfchurch.net,
ext. 103
Mary Kay DuBay,
Confirmation (Youth)
mkdubay@olfchurch.net,
ext. 104
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday:
5:30pm
Sunday:
7, 9, 11am, 1 pm (Sp),
& 5:30pm
Daily Mass:
M-F 7am, 8:30am;
Sat 8am
Reconciliation:
Saturday 4-5pm
Eucharistic Adoration:
M–F 9am-9pm, Sat 9am – 5pm;
Sun 2pm-5pm
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
M-F 9am to noon; 1-6 pm
Phone: 949-492-4101
OFFERTORY REPORT
The July report will be published in the August 11 newsletter.
Bridget Goodreau,
Jr High Youth Ministry
bgoodreau@olfchurch.net,
ext. 106
PARISH SCHOOL
Joanne Williams, MA Ed
Principal
jwilliams@olfschool.net,
949-492-7320
Cindy Clark,
Administrative Assistant
cclark@olfschool.net,
949-492-7320
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AU G U ST 4, 2013
F R O M O U R PA STO R / D E N U E ST R O PÁ R R O CO
fr. michael p. hanifin
Dear Parishioners and Friends of Our Lady of Fatima /
Queridos parroquianos y amigos de Nuestra Señora de Fátima,
Summer is a time to enjoy recreational activities such as spending time at the beach, vacations, barbeques,
and being with family and friends. It is a time of relaxation and reflection and thus we recreate ourselves. This
summer I have spent time reading some spiritual books that have energize and renewed me. Saint Bernard of
Clairvaux said that "spiritual reading and prayer are the arms by which hell is conquered and paradise won."
Saint Ambrose of Milan stated: "We address him when we pray; we hear him when we read."
A couple of week’s ago I read the book The End and the Beginning: Pope John Paul II - The Victory of Freedom,
the Last Years, the Legacy by George Weigel regarding Pope John Paul II and his impact on the world and the
Church. Pope John Paul II was singularly responsible, during his pontificate, for the renewal of the priests and
the encouragement of young men to enter a vocation to the priesthood as well as young men and women
seeking a vocation to the consecrated life.
Many evangelical protestants, on average, read about eight books a year regarding their faith. Catholics on average read less than one a year.
Please read at least five pages a day of a great Catholic book that will stimulate your life as a practicing Catholic and offer you the opportunity for
God to speak to you in the pages you read.
El verano es un momento para disfrutar de actividades recreativas como pasar tiempo en la playa, vacaciones, barbacoas y estar con la familia y
amigos. Es un momento de relajación y reflexión, y así nos recreamos. Este verano he pasado tiempo leyendo algunos libros espirituales que me
energizan y me han renovado. Saint Bernard de Clairvaux dijo que “oración y lectura espiritual son las armas para que el infierno sea derrotado y
el paraíso haya triunfado.” San Ambrosio de Milán declarado: “Lo mencionamos cuando oramos; lo escuchamos cuando leemos.”
Hace un par de semana leí el libro Al Final y al Principio: Papa Juan Pablo II - La victoria de la Libertad, los Últimos Años, el Legado de George
Weigel respecto al Papa Juan Pablo II y su impacto en el mundo y la Iglesia. El Papa Juan Pablo II fue singularmente responsable, durante su
pontificado, para la renovación de los sacerdotes y el estímulo de los jóvenes a entrar en una vocación al sacerdocio, así como jóvenes y mujeres
que buscan una vocación a la vida consagrada.
Muchos protestantes evangélicos, leen un promedio, unos ocho libros al año con respecto a su fe. Los Católicos leemos un promedio de uno
o menos al año. Por favor lean por lo menos cinco páginas al día de un gran libro Católico que estimule su vida como un Católico practicante
y que esas páginas les den la oportunidad de que Dios pueda hablar a través de lo que han leído.
READINGS/ LECTURAS
MASS INTENTIONS/ INTENCIONES
SUNDAY 8/4
THURSDAY 8/8
Eccl 1:2; 2:21-23; Ps 90:3-6,
12-14, 17; Col 3:1-5, 9-11; Lk
12:13-21
Nm 20:1-13; Ps 95:1-2, 6-9;
Mt 16:13-23
SUNDAY 8/4
7am Carlota Rivera >
9am William Johnstone >
11am Merril Fahy >
1pm Jose Martinez >
5:30pm Roland Sierra >
THURSDAY 8/8
No 7am Mass
8:30am Ken Wehage >
MONDAY 8/5
No 7am Mass
8:30am Natalie Sanson
SATURDAY 8/10
8am Merril Fahy >
5:30pm Walter Kummetz >
TUESDAY 8/6
No 7am Mass
8:30am Christine Lacher >
SUNDAY 8/11
7am Misa Pro Popolo
9am Isabel Ibarra >
11am Martin Miller
1pm Dalia Ornellas
5:30pm Lauren Bernardo >
MONDAY 8/5
Nm 11:4b-15; Ps 81:12-17;
Mt 14:13-21
TUESDAY 8/6
Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 9;
2 Pt 1:16-19; Lk 9:28b-36
WEDNESDAY 8/7
Nm 13:1-2, 25 — 14:1, 26-29a,
34-35; Ps 106:6-7ab, 13-14,
21-23; Mt 15:21-28
FRIDAY 8/9
Dt 4:32-40; Ps 77:12-16, 21;
Mt 16:24-28
SATURDAY 8/10
2 Cor 9:6-10; Ps 112:1-2, 5-9;
Jn 12:24-26
SUNDAY 8/11
Wis 18:6-9; Ps 33:1, 12, 18-22;
Heb 11:1-2, 8-19 [1-2, 8-12];
Lk 12:32-48 [35-40]
WEDNESDAY 8/7
No 7am Mass
8:30am Dolores R. VonUrff >
18th Sunday in Ordinary Time / 17º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
FRIDAY 8/9
No 7am Mass
8:30am Barbara Oberdieck
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parish news, events, and opportunities
Catholic Mens Fellowship Meeting
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 6:30 – 7:55AM
Solemnity of the Assumption
of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Join us as we discover how we explain our beliefs and justify our
positions against non-Catholic misconceptions about the Catholic
Church and its teachings. In other words, how to confidently
explain our faith in a way others will listen and understand.
HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION - AUGUST 15
We are an informal group of men who discuss topics about faith,
fatherhood, and fraternity through Catholic eyes. We meet in
McGowan Hall the 2nd and 4th Saturday mornings of each month,
and our casual setting allows us to share modern issues that are
sometimes up-close and personal.
The celebration of the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin Mary has its roots in the very early Church of Jerusalem.
However, due to the Christian unrest in that area of the world during
the first three centuries, little documented evidence exists. The
solemnity was celebrated on different days in various parts of the
world until sometime in the sixth or seventh century, when August
15 became the norm. An interesting story recounts that Emperor
Marcian asked the Bishop of Jerusalem to bring the relics of Mary to
the capital in 451, at the Council of Chalcedon. The bishop’s response
was that Mary had no relics because she was assumed into Heaven.
This ancient belief of our faith was made doctrine in 1950 by Pope
Pius XII, confirming the ancient tradition of celebrating this event.
Join us at Mass to enter into this ancient celebration.
JustFaith Program Groups Forming
Are you seeking to live more deeply with a greater sense of purpose?
Our Lady of Fatima’s Social Awareness Leadership Team is offering
the JustFaith program beginning this fall. The JustFaith program is a
small-group process that offers an opportunity for people of faith to
experience a spiritual journey that leads to compassionate commitment.
If you want to help transform the world through love and service,
and are willing to change in the process, then please email
salt@olfchurch.net or call Lisa Grace at 233-3794. Pick up a flyer
for more information. The program begins this fall and meets
weekly for 4 phases of 6 sessions each over the course of 6-9 months.
Bible Timeline
Class Certificates
of Completion
Our Lady of Fatima had two
classes that completed The Bible
Timeline Study Class. This was
a 23-week class that took the participants on inspiring an in-depth
overview from the Old Testament through the New Testament.
The Tuesday morning class had 29 students and the Thursday
evening class had 18 students that completed the class and
received their Certificates of Completion. Congratulations to
all on your accomplishment.
Are you interested in helping with the RCIA?
There are two major ministries that serve those interested in becoming
Catholic – sponsors and catechists & team members. Sponsors are
members of the parish who are willing to walk with the catechumens
and candidates throughout the process. Your duties are to be in
contact with a catechumen or candidate once a week, helping them
find answers to their questions. This ministry does not require prior
experience or special training, just a welcoming spirit.
Catechists & team members facilitate adult learning through small
group gatherings. Catechists are required to move toward getting
diocesan certification. Team members are parishioners who have a
sincere interest in the catechumens & candidates - welcoming them
and encouraging them along their journey. Contact Rosa Rama at
492-4101, x119 or rrama@olfchurch.net for more details.
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MASS TIMES:
8/14
8/15
7pm
8:30am, 6pm & 7:30pm (Español)
Día sagrado de obligación
15 DE AGOSTO
HORARIO DE MISAS:
8/14
8/15
7pm
8:30am, 6pm y 7:30pm (Español)
La celebración de la solemnidad de la asunción de la Virgen María
tiene sus antiguas raíces en la iglesia de Jerusalén. Sin embargo,
debido a los disturbios Cristiano en esa zona del mundo durante los
primeros tres siglos, existe muy poco documentado y evidencias. La
solemnidad se celebró en días distintos en diversas partes del mundo
hasta que en algún momento en el sexto o séptimo siglo, cuando el
15 de agosto se convirtió en la norma. Una interesante historia relata
que el emperador Marciano pidió al Obispo de Jerusalén que trajeran las reliquias de María a la capital en el año 451, en el Concilio de
Calcedonia. La respuesta del obispo fue que María no tenía reliquias
porque ella fue asumida al cielo. Esta antigua creencia de nuestra fe
se hizo doctrina en 1950 por el Papa Pio XII, confirmando la antigua
tradición de la celebración de este evento. Únase a nosotros en la
misa para entrar en esta antigua celebración.
OLF Road Trip to San Manuel Casino
SEPTEMBER 18
Are you ready for a fun time with fellow parishioners? Then join
in this exciting day at San Manuel Casino! For just $20 you’ll be
provided with roundtrip bus transportation from the church parking
lot to the casino and a $10 voucher for the casino. The bus leaves OLF at
9am. Contact Gerry Gerken at 492-2297 or g.h.gerken2412@att.net
for more info and to make your reservation. NOTE: This event
is for parishioners age 21 and older only.
Viaje a San Manuel Casino
¿Estás listo para divertirte con otros feligreses? Entonces: ¡únete en
este emocionante día a San Manuel Casino! Por sólo $20 se les
proporcionará transporte de autobús de ida y vuelta desde el estacionamiento de la Iglesia al casino y un bono de $10 para el casino.
El autobús sale de la parroquia a las 9 am. Para obtener más información
y para hacer su reservación, póngase en contacto con Gerry Gerken
en 492-2297 o g.h.gerken2412@att.net. Nota: Este evento es para los
feligreses mayores de 21 años solamente.
AU G U ST 4, 2013
Faith Formation for Children (FFC)/
Formacion de la fe para niños
Our classes take place in Our Lady of Fatima School from September
to May. Our Sacramental program is a two year preparation. Classes
are every Wednesday from 3:30 to 5:00pm. For details and registration forms please go to www.olfchurch.net/FAITH_FORMATION.html
Las clases se llevan a cabo en la escuela parroquial, durante los meses
de septiembre a mayo. Nuestro programa de preparación sacramental es de dos años. Las clases son todos los miércoles de 6:00 a 7:30
p.m. For details and registration forms please go to www.olfchurch.
net/MINISTERIOS_HISPANOS.html
IN OUR COMMUNITY
Fellowship In Business Food Pantry
This is a new Food Pantry in Rancho Santa Margarita ready to help
you & your neighbors! Food will be distributed once a month on
the 3rd Thursday of each month. If you or someone you know needs
food, please have them come to the food distribution below
Next Distribution Date:
Location:
Thursday, August 15, 1 - 6pm
30162 Tomas Ave,
Rancho Santa Margarita,
at the back of The Bridge Church
Important Information for High School
Confirmation Candidates
Please park on the street or in The Bridge parking lot only.
If you are interested in being confirmed and have not yet enrolled in
the program, please plan to attend an orientation session with one of
your parents on either September 9 or 12 at 6pm in the church. The
September 12 meeting will be in Spanish and English. During this
session you will learn what will be expected of you as you prepare for
the celebration of the sacrament. Attendance at one of these sessions
is the first step in the process.
OLF PARISH SCHOOL NEWS
Second year candidates, it is not necessary for you to come to an
orientation session. Simply watch for an email that directs you to
go to the website and complete your registration and pay your fee.
When your registration is submitted, you’ll receive a schedule that
will allow you to select your classes for the coming year.
Sunday, August 4
Sunday, August 18
Sunday, August 25
If you have any questions please contact Mary Kay DuBay at
mkdubay@olfchurch.net or at 492-4101 x104.
Información importante para los
candidatos a la Confirmación
Si están interesado(a)s en ser confirmada(o)s y todavía no se han
inscrito en el programa tendrán que asistir a una reunion de orientación con uno de sus padres. Tendremos dos reuniones una el 9 y 12
de septiembre, las cuales se llevaran a cabo en la Iglesia a la 6 de la
noche. El 9 de septiembre será en español e Inglés. Durante esta
reunión, aprenderán lo que esperamos de ustedes antes de la
recepción del Sacramento. La asistencia a una de estas sesiones es
el primer paso en el proceso.
Los candidatos de segundo año, no será necesario que asistan a las
reuniones de orientación. Simplemente esten alerta de un correo
electrónico el cual les indicara como llenar su inscripción y pagar la
cuota a traves de nuestra pagina de Internet. Después que yo reciba
su inscripción, les mandare un horario para que seleccionen sus
clases para el próximo año.
Si tienen preguntas, comuniquense con Mary Kay DuBay a
mkdubay@olfchurch.net o al 492-4101 x104, por favor.
Meet Our New
School Principal!
Please stop by to say hello to Mrs. Joanne
Williams after these Masses in August:
7am
9am, 11am & 1pm
5:30pm
Introducing Our Lady of Fatima Parish
School's New Early Education Center
Starting In September, OLF School will offer a Transitional Kindergarten
(TK) for our four and young five year olds and a Kindergarten (K)
(traditional) for our five year olds. We have been busy painting the
classrooms and adding new sod, sand and fencing to our playground.
We are excited to offer this new program for our youngest Falcons.
If you have any questions, please contact Lynda Donovan for
TK at ldonovan@olfschool.net and Mary Marsolais for K at
mmarsolais@olfschool.net.
AROUND THE DIOCESE
Attention all Golfers!
On Monday, August 26 the First Annual Golf Fore Life Tournament
benefitting Birth Choice Health Clinics will take place at Coto de Caza
Golf Course. The honorary chairman of the event is Bishop Kevin Vann.
If you do not golf, please consider attending the dinner banquet and
auction following the tournament. There will be plenty of silent and
live auction items to bid on including Maui and Kauai vacations, lunch
or dinner at Club 33, and much more! To register for this very exciting
tournament, please visit www.golfdigestplanner.com/24185-GolfForeLife.
This tournament is expected to sell out so don't wait. If you have any
questions regarding the Golf Fore Life Tournament, please contact
Stephanie Knapp at 273-5042 or stephanie@birthchoiceclinic.org.
18th Sunday in Ordinary Time / 17º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
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AROUND THE DIOCESE (CONTINUED)
Annual Women’s Silent Retreat
OCTOBER 4-6 / ONE DAY RETREAT OCTOBER 5
Theme: Year of Faith
Come away for a quiet weekend for rest and personal prayer time
with God. Join us for our Annual Women’s Silent Retreat at the Sacred Heart Retreat House in Alhambra, sponsored by the Carmelite Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Los Angeles. Room rates include
all meals and start at $170 per person for a shared room with bath;
semi-private & private rooms also available. For more information
and reservations please contact Mary Harrigan at 714-290-6174.
Catholic Social Teaching:
Learn how each applies to
today’s public policy debates.
Make a difference with your elected officials.
Join the Catholic Legislative Network at www.cacatholic.org.
1. Life and Dignity of the Human Person
WE PRAY FOR ALL THE SICK/
OREMOS POR LOS ENFERMOS
Dalia Ornellas
Rodolfo Roldan
Rosemary Cheeseman
Gabriela Hernandez
Becky Daniels
Patricia Baker
Maria Rios
John Kelley
Juanita Langdon
Sharon Mais
Raul De Los Santos
Joann Oliver
Jerry Reckinger
David Frees
Adrian Molina
Guadalupe Flores
Jim Yoder
Jack Coppes
Bob Dempsey
Jason Burch
Bill Hattan
Nancy De Mond
Jamison Lissner
Loretta La Plante
Mary McMenamin
Daveen Nichols
Paula Schuler
Miguel Herrera
Lillian Russo
Philip Danna
2. Call to Family, Community and Participation
3. Rights and Responsibilities
4. Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
5. Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers
6. Solidarity
7. Caring for God’s Creation
La Enseñanza Social Católica:
Temas Importantes
Conozca cómo cada uno aplica a los debates actuales sobre las
políticas públicas. Marque la diferencia con sus funcionarios públicos.
Únase a la Red Legislativa Católica en www.cacatholic.org.
1. Vida y Dignidad de la Persona Humana
2. Llamado a la Familia, Comunidad y Participación
3. Derechos y Deberes
4. Opción por los Pobres e Indefensos
AND FOR OUR BELOVED DEAD/
Y POR NUESTROS QUERIDOS
FALLECIDOS
Bob Berger
Enrique Farias
Dairin Lemus
Zoilo Roldan
Merril Fahy
Jesus Ochoa
Elisa Zepeda
Sofia Acosta
Joyce Saltzgiver
Guadalupe Lopez
Michael Searls
Jeannine Mayers
Leon Crabb
Zoilo Roldan, Sr.
Gordon Nichols
Teresa de Jesus Escobar
Mary Lou Coleman
and all victims of
war and violence.
5. Dignidad del Trabajo y los Derechos de los Trabajadores
6. Solidaridad
BANNS OF MATRIMONY
7. Preocupación por la Creación de Dios
Jeff Suckiel and Jennifer Stringer
Cody Morgan & Nicole Tinajero
Andres Bratt-Leal & Erin Spinner
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