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The Mystery of the Kingdom of God

The Church observes “Ordinary Time,” not because it has nothing better to do while awaiting the seasons of Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter, but because it needs time to reflect on and be transformed by the great mysteries which define it, animate it and are the basis of its mission in and to the world. Two weeks ago, for example, we celebrated the mystery of the Most Holy Trinity, the reality of one God as a relationship of three divine persons united by an incomprehensible and overwhelming love, a relationship into which we are invited through baptism. Last week, we meditated on the great mystery of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, the outpouring of divine love into the world for our salvation, the love that nurtures and sustains us along the sometimes challenging and scary, but ultimately joyful, journey of faith. Today, we ponder the mystery of the Kingdom of God, a mystery that the late Bishop Ken Untener of Saginaw, Michigan, once wrote is not only beyond our efforts, it is even beyond our vision.

What is the Kingdom of God? Ezekiel reminds us that first and foremost this kingdom is a divine work that cannot be thwarted by sin. The great prophet was writing to an Israel whose rejection of the divine covenant God had made with it had had devastating consequences. Israel had lost its land, temple, and freedom. It was in exile in Babylon, cut off from all that it had known, loved, and taken for granted. Yet, even in Israel’s most desperate hour, brought about by its sins against God’s love, God does not forget his promise to be with his people and to establish through them, through the line of David, a Messiah, a new King whose reign of justice, mercy, faithfulness, and love will last forever. In poetic terms, Ezekiel prophesies that God will take from the crest of the cedar … a tender shoot and plant it on … the mountain heights of Israel…. This shoot shall become a majestic cedar in which birds of every kind shall find a home. God’s Kingdom will be open to every people and nation. It will bring new life and hope, comfort, and healing, to those who are burdened by sin, tormented by guilt, ignored by the indifferent, and oppressed by suffering.

Mark relates the fulfilment of Ezekiel’s prophesy in the person of Jesus Christ, the Word-of-God-Made-Flesh and the descendant of David. It is Jesus who establishes the long-awaited Kingdom of God. In the parables of the sower and the mustard seed, Jesus describes the Kingdom as something beyond human effort and vision. It is a divine work, not a human achievement. Like the farmer who sows the seed, we can cooperate with God’s work, with the establishment of his Kingdom, but we do not bring about its growth or hasten its arrival, which is known only to God. Like the mustard seed, it takes root in imperceptible and mysterious ways in those whose hearts are open to God’s Word and Spirit. The Kingdom of God begins not with cataclysmic earthquakes, violent winds, or mighty armies, but with the smallest of seeds planted in the human heart. Like the mustard seed, however, the Kingdom of God, once planted in fertile soil, grows into a mighty tree – reminiscent of the cedar in Ezekiel – which will provide shelter for all who seek it. The Kingdom of God is not the exclusive resort for a fortunate few, but the salvific home for all who embrace it.

What is our role in this Kingdom? The growth and ultimate fruition of the Kingdom is God’s work. Our role, as 2 Corinthians tells us, is to persevere in planting the seeds of faith and to grow in virtue and holiness by cooperating with God’s grace. Paul exhorts us to be courageous. We need courage in these times, when we see so much happening in our lives and in our world that can tempt us to despair and give up, that can subtly induce us to turn inward and abandon the mission that Jesus the King gave us to build up his Kingdom. Whenever we experience these temptations, we must remember Paul’s words: we walk by faith, not by sight.

Our mission is to proclaim the Kingdom of God, to sow the seeds of faith, to believe in Jesus, to know

that the mystery of the Kingdom of God, which is beyond our efforts and vision, but is nevertheless real and growing in ways that we cannot see or understand. The reality of the Kingdom of God gives us hope, a hope backed in full by the promise of Love itself, the Triune God, who gives us Himself, Body and Blood, as the pledge of that hope. For this reason, we join with the psalmist who joyfully proclaims: Lord, it is good to give thanks to you!

Blessings, Fr. Chris

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June 13, 2021 Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

TODAY’S READINGS

First Reading —I have lifted high the lowly tree (Ezekiel 17:22-24).

Psalm — Lord, it is good to give thanks to you (Psalm 92).

Second Reading —Whether we are at home or away, we aspire to please the Lord (2 Corinthians 5:6-10).

Gospel — It is the smallest of all seeds, and becomes the largest of plants (Mark 4:26-34)

The English transla on of the Psalm Responses from Lec onary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, Interna onal Commission on English in the Liturgy Corpora on. All rights reserved.

Sunday Mass (in the Parking Lot) Mass in Spanish on Sunday @ 12:30pm Mass in English on Sunday @ 10am and 3pm

Weekday Mass (in the Parking Lot) Mass in English on Tuesday & Friday @ 5:30 pm

Sacrament of Reconcilia on (Held in the St. Ambrose & Our Lady of Guadalupe Rooms in the Parish Center, not in the Church)

4:00 PM to 5:00 PM, Mondays and Wednesdays, 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM, Saturdays.

For informa on about Bap sms, Weddings, Funerals, Quinceaneras and other celebra ons, please contact the Parish Office (310) 838-2477.

All ministry mee ngs are cancelled un l further no ce!

COVID-19 Prayer of Solidarity For all who have contracted coronavirus, we pray for care and healing. For those who are par cularly vulnerable, we pray for safety and protec on. For all who experience fear or anxiety, we pray for peace of mind and spirit. For affected families who are facing difficult decisions between food on the table or public safety, we pray for policies that recognize their plight. For those who do not have adequate health insurance, we pray that no family will face financial burdens alone. For those who are afraid to access care due to immigra on status, we pray for recogni on of the God-given dignity of all. For our brothers and sisters around the world, we pray for shared solidarity. For public officials and decisionmakers, we pray for wisdom and guidance. Father, during this me may your Church be a sign of hope, comfort and love to all. Grant peace. Grant comfort. Grant healing. Be with us, Lord. Amen.

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Offertory Informa on during me of limited Masses in the Parking Lot: We thank you for the many calls of apprecia on that we can s ll gather together as a parish community as best we can. We are grateful for your willingness to support St. Augus ne financially during these challenging mes. Let me assure you that even though Masses have been limited to the parking lot, certain parish opera ons, ministries, and expenses have not been suspended and we need your con nued support. With this in mind, let me offer you a few of op ons on what to do with your offertory envelopes:

1. You may mail your offertory envelopes into St Augus ne Church. The address appears at the bo om of this bulle n. Or you may drop off your envelopes at the Parish Office.

2. If you feel comfortable, you may move to Online Giving. This may be done on a regular basis by crea ng an on-line account, or you may do a one me “quick give”. Please visit our parish website or go to: h ps://st-augus ne-church.org/online-giving. Thank you for your support!

St Augustine Parish Mission Statement In following the teachings of Jesus Christ, St Augus ne Parish lives and radiates the love of God through prayer and ac on. We strive to accomplish this mission by fostering our Catholic iden ty, joyfully celebra ng the sacraments together as a diverse community, and recognizing and promo ng social jus ce.

SSaturday, June 12 8:00 AM -

Sunday, June 13 10:00 AM - Olive Merill Britt † 12:30 PM - Soledad Cortez Rosado † 3:00 PM - Judy Jones † Monday, June 14 5:30 PM - Holy Souls †

Tuesday, June 15 5:30 PM - Holy Souls †

Wednesday, June 16 5:30 PM - Juan Castaneda Diaz † Thursday, June 17 5:30 PM - Holy Souls †

Friday, June 18 5:30 PM - Holy Souls †

Saturday, June 19 8:00 AM -

Sunday, June 20 10:00 AM - Juan Castaneda Diaz † 12:30 PM - Carlos Pineda † 3:00 PM - Peter Kraus †, Cecilio Pontanilla Jr. † , Felipe Mallare † , Carl Schloemer †

Please remember the following in your prayers: For those who have asked for prayers, for themselves, or for others, especially: Mark Keefer, Jose Moreno Garcia, Nishantha Seneviratne, Wilfred Jayasuriya, Jessica Aguilar, Teresa Lopez, Francisco Grambilla, Carlos Velazquez, Trinidad Cabarillo, Francisco Velasquez, Emilio Romo, Luis Garcia, Alberto Miranda, Guillermo Navarro, Tomasin Lee, Ramon Reyes, Javier Torres, Sandra Streter, Rodrigo Rangel, Karen Ruiz, Rafael Martinez, Carmen Lamios, Etienne Balatero, Eulogio Felipe, Leo Masatani, Cesar Samoya,

For those who have died, that God will raise them on the last day, especially: Brenda Palomo, Rosie Palafox,,Delfino Rodriguez, Aboud Zeyadeh, Lili Papenguth, Robert Collins, Xóchitl Hortencia Coronado de Muñoz , Carlos Alvarez, Antonia Martin, Maria Luz Casares Neira, Jenny Palafox Ramirez, Raymond & Eleanor Palafox, Eulogio Felipe, Prince Adesoji Adesida, JoAnn Childers, Renee Espiritu, Arthur Porter, Edward Jazwa, Sonia Teresa Magdalena Motta, Erlinda Bernabe, Nishan Seneviratne, Mary Mardini, Michael Mardini, Joe Mardini, Lucy Mardini

June 12 to

June 20

Mass Intentions

WE NEED YOUR HELP! We thank God that we are able to celebrate Mass in the parking lot, but we still need your help. We hope that the closure of the Church building will not last long. Regardless of whether we have Mass in the Church or outdoors, we need to be safe and we will have expenses for this purpose. Any financial help you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Thank you! 4

Parish Contacts Pastor:

Rev. Christopher Fagan (310) 838-2477 x203 Associate Pastor:

Rev. Tim Grumbach (310) 838-2477 x204 In Residence

Bishop Thomas J. Curry (310) 838-2477

Fr. Lawrence Shelton

(310) 838-2477

Deacon & Business Manager Rev. Mr. Sonal Seneviratne

(310) 838-2477 x206 Businessmgr@staugustineadla.org

Business Office businessoffice@staugustineadla.org

Reception/Front desk: (310) 838-2477 x201 School Principal:

Dr. Beate Nguyen, (310) 838-3144 Faith Formation: (310) 838-2477 x209 S.A.V.E.S.:

Marie Brown (310) 838-2702 Knights of Columbus

John Harrison (619) 917-0909 / john.amloc@gmail.com Bereavement Ministry

Sr. Angela Flavin, RSC (310) 838-2477 / aflavinrsc@gmail.com Society of St. Vincent de Paul (424) 209-2050 Wedding & Quinceañera Coordinator

(310) 838-2477

WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE: Weekday masses will continue through May as follows:

Tuesday @ 5:30pm Friday @ 5:30pm

Please visit our website for more information:

www.st-augustine-church.org

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Calling for Volunteers — walk with us as disciples serving our community The Parish Hospitality Ministry would like to invite you to volunteer and help at our Weekday and Sunday Masses. If you would be interested in helping set up for mass in the parking lot, or directing traffic, please contact one of our current volunteers with your contact information or call the parish office and our Hospitality Team will contact you. Thank you.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ST. AUGUSTINE

SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS OF 2021

May the Holy Spirit dwell in you as you continue your journey to becoming Catholic leaders of the 21st Century. You and your family will always be a part of our community!

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El Misterio del Reino de Dios

La Iglesia observa el "Tiempo Ordinario", no porque no tenga nada mejor que hacer mientras espera las temporadas de Adviento, Navidad, Cuaresma y Pascua, sino porque necesita tiempo para reflexionar y ser transformada por los grandes misterios que la definen, la animan y son la base de su misión en y para el mundo. Hace dos semanas, por ejemplo, celebramos el misterio de la Santísima Trinidad, la realidad de un solo Dios como una relación de tres personas divinas unidas por un amor incomprensible y abrumador, una relación a la que estamos invitados a participar a través del bautismo. La semana pasada, meditamos sobre el gran misterio del Santísimo Cuerpo y La Sangre de Cristo, el derramamiento del amor divino en el mundo para nuestra salvación, el amor que nos nutre y nos sostiene a lo largo del viaje de fe, un viaje a veces desafiante y aterrador, pero en última instancia alegre. Hoy, reflexionamos sobre el misterio del Reino de Dios, un misterio sobre el que el difunto obispo Ken Untener de Saginaw, Michigan, escribió una vez que no solo está más allá de nuestros esfuerzos, sino que está incluso más allá de nuestra visión.

¿Qué es el Reino de Dios? Ezequiel nos recuerda que ante todo este reino es una obra divina que no puede ser frustrada por el pecado. El gran profeta estaba escribiendo a un Israel cuyo rechazo de la alianza divina que Dios había hecho con él había tenido consecuencias devastadoras. Israel había perdido su tierra, su templo y su libertad. Estaba en el exilio en Babilonia, aislado de todo lo que había conocido, amado y dado por sentado. Sin embargo, incluso en la hora más desesperada de Israel, provocada por sus pecados contra el amor de Dios, Dios no olvida su promesa de estar con su pueblo y establecer a través de ellos, a través de la línea de David, un Mesías, un nuevo Rey cuyo reinado de justicia, misericordia, fidelidad y amor durará para siempre. En palabras poéticas, Ezequiel profetiza que Dios tomará un renuevo de la copa de un gran cedro ... un retoño…. Lo plantaré en la montaña más alta de Israel .... Este retoño se convertirá en un majestuoso cedro en el que las aves de todo tipo encontrarán un hogar. El Reino de Dios estará abierto a cada pueblo y nación. Este Reino traerá nueva vida y esperanza, consuelo, y la curación, a aquellos que están agobiados por el pecado, atormentados por la culpa, ignorados por los indiferentes, y oprimidos por el sufrimiento.

Marcos relata el cumplimiento de la profecía de Ezequiel en la persona de Jesucristo, la Palabra de Dios-Hecha-Hombre y el descendiente de David. Es Jesús quien establece el tan esperado Reino de Dios. En las parábolas del sembrador y de la semilla de mostaza, Jesús describe el Reino como algo más allá del esfuerzo y la visión humana. Es una obra divina, no un logro humano. Al igual que el sembrador que siembra la semilla, podemos cooperar con la obra de Dios, con el establecimiento de su Reino, pero no provocamos su crecimiento ni aceleramos su llegada, que sólo Dios conoce. Al igual que la semilla de mostaza, echa raíces de maneras imperceptibles y misteriosas en aquellos cuyos corazones están abiertos a la Palabra y al Espíritu de Dios. El Reino de Dios no comienza con terremotos cataclísmicos, vientos violentos o poderosos ejércitos, sino con la más pequeña de las semillas plantadas en el corazón humano. Sin embargo, al igual que la semilla de mostaza, el Reino de Dios, una vez plantado en suelo fértil, crece en un árbol poderoso -- que recuerda al cedro en Ezequiel -- que proporcionará refugio a todos los que lo buscan. El Reino de Dios no es el lugar exclusivo para unos pocos afortunados, sino el hogar salvífico para todos los que lo abrazan.

¿Cuál es nuestro papel en este Reino? El crecimiento y la fruición final del Reino es la obra de Dios. Nuestro papel, como 2 Corintios nos dice, es perseverar en plantar las semillas de la fe y crecer en virtud y santidad, cooperando con la gracia de Dios. Pablo nos exhorta a ser valientes. Necesitamos valor en estos tiempos, cuando vemos tantas cosas sucediendo en nuestras vidas y en nuestro mundo que pueden tentarnos a desesperarnos y rendirnos, que sutilmente pueden inducirnos a volvernos hacia adentro y abandonar la misión que Jesús el Rey nos dio para edificar su Reino. Cada vez que experimentamos estas tentaciones, debemos recordar las palabras de san Pablo: caminamos guiados por la fe, sin ver todavía.

Nuestra misión es proclamar el Reino de Dios, sembrar las semillas de la fe, creer en Jesús, y saber que

el misterio del Reino de Dios, que está más allá de nuestros esfuerzos y visión, pero sin embargo es real y crece de maneras que no podemos ver o entender. La realidad del Reino de Dios nos da esperanza, una esperanza respaldada en su totalidad por la promesa del Amor mismo, la Santísima Trinidad, que nos da a sí mismo, Cuerpo y Sangre, como la promesa de esa esperanza. Por esta razón, nos unimos con el salmista que proclama con alegría: ¡Es bueno dar gracias al Señor!

Bendiciones, P. Chris

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El 13 de Junio de 2021 El Undécimo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

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LOS MINISTERIOS QUE HABLAN ESPAÑOL SE REÚNEN EN LÍNEA

Durante la pandemia, varios de los ministerios de la Parroquia de San Agustín que hablan español se reúnen en línea. Para obtener el enlace Zoom para una reunión específica del ministerio, póngase en contacto con los coordinadores del ministerio, de la siguiente manera: El grupo de oración se reúne los viernes de 7:30 pm. a 9:30 pm. Contactos a llamar para dar información: Alberto y Rebeca Martínez – (310) 936-0278 Arturo y Lulú Quintero – (310) 936-2893

Ministerio de matrimonios se reúne los martes de 7:30 pm. a 9:30pm. Contactos a llamar para dar información: Florencio e Isabel Olivera – (310) 692-3993 Sergio y Rocio Vega – (310) 895-3125

Ministerio de jóvenes se reúne los jueves de 8:00 pm. a 9:00 pm. Contactos a llamar para dar información: Luis y Lupita Torres – (310) 839-4769 Andrea Correa – (310) 850-5398

LECTURAS DE HOY

Primera lectura — Elevaré los árboles pequeños (Ezequiel 17:22-24).

Salmo — ¡Qué bueno es darte gracias, Señor! (Salmo 92 [91]).

Segunda lectura — En el destierro o en la patria, nos esforzamos por

agradar al Señor (2 Corintios 5:6-10).

Evangelio — El hombre siembra su campo, y sin que él sepa cómo, la semilla germina y crece (Marcos 4:26-34). .

Salmo responsorial: Leccionario Hispanoamericano Dominical © 1970, Comisión Episcopal Española. Usado con permiso. Todos los derechos reservados.

¿SABÍA USTED?

Evitar el sexteo y construir relaciones saludables. Cuando los adolescentes comienzan a tener citas, a menudo se sienten presionados a mantenerse al día con sus compañeros y a explorar nuevos sentimientos románticos. Pero estos sentimientos, combinados con las hormonas adolescentes y la capacidad de tomar decisiones, pueden llevar a algunas malas decisiones, incluido el sexteo. Enviar imágenes de desnudos es peligroso y pone en riesgo al remitente y al destinatario. Las fotos se pueden compartir instantáneamente en teléfonos celulares y en redes sociales, y una vez allí, las imágenes nunca desaparecen. Platique con su hijo adolescente sobre las consecuencias de sextear y la importancia de construir relaciones saludables en las que sus parejas respeten los límites y no pidan imágenes explícitas. Para obtener más información, visite https://www.missingkids.org/content/dam/netsmartz/downloadable/discussion-guides/your-photo-fate-discussion-guide.pdf.

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