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WELCOME! Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church
2640 E. Orange Grove Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91107 www.abvmpasadena.org
Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigil: 5:00PM
Sunday: 7:30AM 9:00AM 11:00AM 5:00PM
Monday - Saturday: 8:15AM
Holy Day of Obligation Schedule: Vigil: 7:00PM Holy Day: 8:15AM,
Pastor: Fr. Michael Ume
Pastoral Associate: Sr. Susan Slater, SHCJ
Visiting Priest: Fr. Alan Phillip, C.P.
Business Manager: Kathy Tracy
School Principal: Rose Navarro
Office Hours: Monday-Friday
9:00AM-Noon & 1:00-4:00PM
(626)792-1343 (626)792-0052 (Fax)
Confessions: Saturdays 3:30-4:30PM
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www.abvmpasadena.orgPastor: (626)792-1343Fr. Michael Ume Pastoral Associate (626)792-1343 x508 Sr. Susan Slater, SHCJ Parish Staff: (626)792-1343 Katherine Tracy, Parish Business Manager [email protected] Mary Parra, Secretary,
[email protected] Chandra Persad, Secretary,
[email protected] Linda Mennis, Bulletin,
[email protected] School (626)793-2089Rose Navarro, Principal
[email protected] Education CoordinatorPre-School to Teen (626)792-6844 Cheli Valdez,
[email protected] Adult Faith Formation Coordinator (626)792-1343 x508 Sr. Susan Slater, SHCJ,
Bible Study Debbie Pelch - [email protected]. Environment Committee Frances Inafuku - (626)584-9430 Eucharistic Ministers Anne Au - [email protected] Oberreiter - (626) 290-2126, [email protected] Eucharistic Ministers to the Sick Chandra Persad - [email protected] Holtzen Friends In Deed (Interfaith Council) Ed Vidimos - (626)355-0530 friendsindeedpas.org. Gregorian Chant Group Timothy O’Brien - (626)449-3486 Habitat for Humanity Terri Lauerman (626)201-3806Intercessory Prayer GroupCri Hubbard - (626)794-4744 or [email protected] of Columbus Ed Vidimos - (626)355-0530 LectorsPhil Pirrone [email protected] Steve StorkMarriage Encounter Michael & Veronica Sasaki - (626)755-0244 [email protected]
How to Contact Us Respect Life Mary Kay Gates [email protected] of Christian Initiation of Adults Sr. Susan Slater, SHCJ-(626)792-1343 x508 [email protected] Fisher, (626) 795-3673, [email protected] Scheduling of Ministers for Mass Liz Oberreiter, (626) 290-2126, [email protected] The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, Assumption BVM-Conference:Robert Wyatt, President
Hotline for Assistance: (626)657-0836 For free pick-up of large donations like appliances, furniture & vehicles Call: (800)974-3571 or (323)224-6280Ushers Head Usher-Eddie Robledo, (626) 791-2222 Assistant Head Usher-Kyle Kveton, (213) 300-7357 Mother Mary Visitation Ministry Lorna Willard - (626)533-7655Women’s Carmelite Retreat Cheryl Harlow - (626)794-7813, [email protected] Young Adult Ministry Manny Soriano - [email protected]
Devotions:Rosary & Divine Mercy after the 8:15AM daily Mass Novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help on Saturdays after the 8:15AM Mass Meditation Chant Service First Wednesday of the Month
Baptisms:Baptisms take place on the third Sunday of each month at 10:00AM. Please contact the office to schedule an ap-pointment to meet with the pastor. Please go to our web-site for important preparatory information: abvmpasadena.org/sacraments Marriages:Engaged couples: Thank you for considering a Catholic Marriage blessed by God in the Holy Sacrament of Matri-mony. Six months of preparation is required by the Catho-lic Church. Please phone the office to schedule an ap-pointment 6 months prior to the proposed wedding date.
Welcome to Our Parish Registering in a parish is a declaration of your desire to be a part of a Catholic community and a commitment to the life of the parish family. Being a registered parishion-er makes things easier when it is time for infant baptism,school registration, weddings, funerals, affidavits andwhen asked to be a baptismal or confirmation sponsor.We can only do this if you are a registered, active andcontributing member in the parish. Please call, visit the office or go online to our website to register.
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Tweet From Pope Francis Our response to the challenges posed by contemporary migration can be summed up in four verbs: welcome, protect, promote and integrate. If we put them into practice, we will help build the city of God and man. 12/18
THE FEAST OF THE EPIPHANY Happy New Year! Welcome to 2020. Last weekend, we cele-brated the Feast of Holy Family. This weekend, we focus our attention on one member of that Holy Family, Jesus. Last week-end, He was presented to us as the Son of Mary and today He is shown as the Son of God. According to Matthew 2:1, "Jesuswas born at Bethlehem in Judaea, in the days of King Herod. And thereupon certain wise men came out of the East to Jeru-salem." They saw the star, and by a certain grace from God, they knew that it announced the birth of the Messiah whom the people of Israel were expecting. The job of these men was to
study the star. Interestingly, God manifested His will through the ordinary job of these men. Reflecting on this, St. John Chrysostom said; "God called them by what was most familiar to them and showed them a great, marvelous star so that it would attract their attention by its very greatness and beauty." God speaks to us in our everyday life. Many people saw the star, only these Wise Men of the East discovered its deep meaning. Many of us live our daily lives, only a few people discover the will of God in them. Only a few dis-cover the deeper meaning of life. When these wise men finally embraced the invitation of the star, they left behind their families, their com-fort, and their goods. Maybe it was not easy for them to explain the reason for their journey. For their con-temporaries, the decision to follow the star was lunacy. The journey must have been very long and difficult but they persevered.We, too, have seen the star in the depth of our hearts, inviting us to follow. The timing of this celebration couldn't be better than this weekend as we begin a new year. This is our first Sunday in 2020. We need a star that will guide us through 2020. We need guidance because this is going to be a busy year. Firstly, we need to pray for Vocations to the Priesthood, Deaconate, and Religious Life. Secondly, we will organize a Day of Recollection for all our volunteers, and a three day Mission for the whole parish. Thirdly, we want bathrooms in Msgr. Crean Hall, and a safe entrance to our elementary school. We will have a seri-ous and honest talk about these two projects this year. These are just a few additions to our busy Parish Cal-endar. This is going to be a busy year. We ask God to give us the kind of faith He gave to these wise men. We also pray that God will lead us with His star. With the Church, we pray; "O God Who enlightened the Wise Men from the East and set them on the way to adore Your Son, enlighten our faith...lead us with your star through 2020."Amen. HAPPY NEW YEAR!! Fr. Michael Ume
Join LA’s 6th Annual Walk for Life! OneLife LA
Theme: One family, One mission When: Saturday, January 18, 2020 Time: 12 Noon
Where: The walk will begin at La Placita/Olvera St. end-ing at LA Historic Park (1 mile) Celebrate the beauty and dignity of every human life from conception to natural death. After the walk, join us for a family friendly day of inspiring speakers, live music, food trucks and much more! For the most up to date information visit: onelifela.org
Pope Francis’ Intention for January
Promotion of World Peace We pray that Christians, follow-ers of other religions, and all people of goodwill may promote peace and justice in the world.
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ROMANS: THE GOSPEL OF SALVATION
Paul’s letter to the Romans has been at the center of reflection, conversion, and contro-versy from the very beginning. Romans: The Gospel of Salvation is a new eight-week Bible study being offered that will help you make sense of the passages regarding
faith, works of the law, and justification. It will give you a Catholic, comprehensive, and simple way to understand this challenging Epistle. Participants will meet every week to view an engaging video presentation by Dr. An-drew Swafford and Jeff Cavins, followed by a time for group discussion and fellowship. DATES: Wednesdays, January 8-February 26, 2020 WHERE: Morning Class: Church, “Chapel” Room Evening Class: Rectory, Upstairs TIME: Morning:10:30-12 noon Evening:7:00-8:30 pm COST: $30 (includes Workbook, payable at first session) FACILITATOR: Sr. Susan Slater, SHCJ REGISTRATION: Call the Parish Office (626-792-1343) or email Sr. Susan [email protected]
San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity
Start out the new year by volunteering for SGV Habitat for Humanity on Saturday, January 11, 2020. You can help build or make/serve lunches for Team Assump-tion. If you haven't previously registered as a volunteer, please go to this
link: https://www.sgvhabitat.org/getinvolved/volunteer/ To sign up for the shift you want to work on January 11, 2020, please go to this link: http://cc.sgvhabitat.volunteerhub.com/ Select bottom left cor-ner "All Events" box and select "Construction" or "Hospitality Volunteer." The prompts will take you to the sign-up times. Questions? Terri Lauerman: [email protected] or 626.201.3806
MEDITATION PRAYER SERVICE WITH GREGORIAN CHANT
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8-7:30-8:30PM Come spend a beautiful reflective hour before the Blessed Sacrament, with spiritual read-ings, meditation, and Gregorian chant music.
Please join the Senior Group for Potluck & Fellowship Thursday, January 9
at 10:00AM in the Community Center.
A-E F-M N-Z Desserts Hot Dishes Salad
Saint André Bessette Saint of the Day for January 6
(August 9, 1845 – January 6, 1937) Brother André expressed a saint’s faith by a lifelong devotion to Saint Joseph. Sickness and weakness dogged André from birth. He was the eighth of 12 chil-dren born to a French Canadian couple near Montreal. He held many jobs with little success. He was a factory worker in the United States during the boom times of the Civil War. At 25, André applied for entrance into the Congregation of Holy Cross. After a year’s novitiate, he was not admit-ted because of his weak health. But with an extension and the urging of Bishop Bourget, he was finally re-ceived. He was given the humble job of doorkeeper at Notre Dame College in Montreal, with additional duties as sacristan, laundry worker and messenger. “When I joined this community, the superiors showed me the door, and I remained 40 years,” he said. In his little room near the door, he spent much of the night on his knees. On his windowsill, facing Mount Roy-al, was a small statue of Saint Joseph, to whom he had been devoted since childhood. When asked about it he said, “Some day, Saint Joseph is going to be honored in a very special way on Mount Royal!” When he heard someone was ill, he visited to bring cheer and to pray with the sick person. He would rub the sick person lightly with oil taken from a lamp burning in the college chapel. Word of healing powers began to spread. When an epidemic broke out at a nearby college, André volunteered to nurse. Not one person died. The trickle of sick people to his door became a flood. His superiors were uneasy; diocesan authorities were suspicious; doc-tors called him a quack. “I do not cure,” he said again and again. “Saint Joseph cures.” In the end he needed four secretaries to handle the 80,000 letters he received each year.For many years the Holy Cross authorities had tried to buy land on Mount Royal. Brother André and others climbed the steep hill and planted medals of Saint Jo-seph. Suddenly, the owners yielded. André collected $200 to build a small chapel and began receiving visitors there—smiling through long hours of listening, applying Saint Joseph’s oil. Some were cured, some not. The pile of crutches, canes and braces grew. The sickly boy who could not hold a job died at 92. He was beatified in 1982 and canonized in 2010. At his canonization in October 2010, Pope Benedict XVI said that Saint Andre “lived the beatitude of the pure of heart.” Reflection Rubbing ailing limbs with oil or a medal? Planting a med-al to buy land? Isn’t this superstition? Aren’t we long past that? Superstitious people rely only on the “magic” of a word or action. Brother André’s oil and medals were au-thentic sacramentals of a simple, total faith in the Father who lets his saints help him bless his children. ~franciscanmedia.org
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PLEASE PRAY FOR… Lori Berberian Paulin Bowd Warren BurkhartMatilde Candenosa David Carvajal Rhia Chung Allie Clark Dolores Diott Louise Dockey Aurora FletesJack Golden Monica Gonzales The Grimm Family Christie FordMarie DeMarco Grotewiel Bambi Haggins Pearl Haggins Marina Henderson Michael Holland Donna Huckaby Jim Joy Norma Jugo Krystal Kim Howard Kim Dom Llamas Joseph (Joe) Lopez James McCarthyGeorge Mekhaial
Vera Mercurio Angela Moguel Ariel Moguel Hermenegildo Moguel, Jr. Sgt. Andrew Noonan Vanessa Ojeda Carmen Pacheco Howard Persad Diane Price Giovanna Price Gil Ramirez Michael Rufo Marie Ryan Raji Saadi Bernice Santillan Sbrocca Family James Smith Katie Sorrentino Mary Tracy Morgan Underwood Mario A. Valdez, Sr. Tom Willard...Those Who Have Died Fr. Steven John Nyl, CSs.R.
“..All nations shall serve Him.” (Psalm 72:11) Serve the Lord! Consider including As-sumption parish and school in your estate plan.
For further information, please contact Kimberly Jetton at (213) 637-7512 / [email protected]
School News
Friends In Deed ~ Bad Weather Shelter ABVM has volunteered for January 9, 12 & 23, February 13,19, & 28. The volunteers set up the cots, prepare and serve dinner praying grace before, share some fellowship, and leave by 9pm. Professional staff will spend the night and see the clients off in the morning. Assumption has been an enthusiastic supporter of this worthwhile ministry. We need: Time: Volunteer for the nights we will commit to serve. Talent: We need menu planning, food purchasing, and food preparation. Treasure: We need funds to purchase the food we will prepare. Prayer: Please keep those we serve in your prayers. Contact: Ed Vidimos - (626)355-0530 For more information see: friendsindeedpas.org/fid/what-we-do/our-programs/bad-weather-shelter/
Faith Formation News Religious Education &
Teen Confirmation Religious Education Class: Sunday, January 5-9:00AMSunday, January 12-9:00AM
11:00AM-Family Mass Teen Confirmation Classes
Year I: Monday, January 6-7:00PMYear II: Monday, January 13-7:00PM
For Faith Formation registration, please contact the Faith Formation office (626)792-6844.
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul Assumption Conference
The Angelus: Preventing Homelessness Look in "The Angelus" this week for an arti-cle about a woman who sought asylum and
won it; and the people who came to her assistance to prevent her from becoming homeless and then supported her for a year. That story is about us- St. Vincent de Paul, and your As-sumption-BVM Conference of Charity. Not only us here, but St. Andrew, St. Elizabeth, St. Philip, and Sacred Heart, along with the Los Angeles Council of SSVdP. Follow the narrative and you will see a particular type of case we refer to as "Systemic Change,” whereby we stay with a friend-in-need for a prolonged period of time ren-dering advice, counseling, spiritual direction and resource support. The goal is to create a positive, long-term be-havioral and situational impact on the friend-in-need's life. We are still in support of this woman and her three chil-dren. Not much can be said about her because of confi-dentiality and the fact she is keeping a low profile. She fled her country after tragic circumstances, both as wit-ness and victim as her family members were killed by the government. Escaping with their lives, she and her chil-dren came here to establish roots in "the land of the free, and the home of the brave." She has been praying for a new beginning and now she has it, in part due to the ef-forts of St. Vincent de Paul. Here is but another example of your support and the in-evitable good it brings to our community. With this New Year's celebration, the United States of America has never looked so promising as it does right now to this mother and her three children. Please know that your charity has helped make it so. God bless Assumption Parish, and God bless the As-sumption-BVM Conference of Charity! Eternally, and without compromise… Robert Wyatt President If you would like to know more about joining our Confer-ence, please ask anytime you see us around the parish or call the hotline and someone can talk to you on the phone or meet with you. Or if you know someone who needs assistance, please call our hotline: (626) 657-0836. If you would like to make a monetary donation to be used in helping those in need, please use the Assumption-SSVdP tan envelope provided in the pew. Remember, 100% of your donation serves the poor!
To find the Angelus article see angelusnews.com. At the time of the printing of the bulletin, the article was sched-uled to be published by January 5.
LGBTQ Resources The Holy Family LGBTQ program pro-vides a supportive environment for LGBTQ individuals, and their parents. Please call: (626) 792-1103 for more information.
Encourage is another supportive community for LGBTQ individuals and their parents. Email for parents: Encour-age.Los [email protected], for individuals Courage-CA.LosAngeles @gmail.com for more information. For Archdiocesan resources see: www.la-archdiocese.org/org/cmlgp
Women’s Retreat Experience The Peace and spiritual renewal at the Carmelite Retreat House in Alham-bra. February 28, 29 & March 1st
This first weekend of Lent, please join other women of the parish for silence, rest, retreat master presentations, and prayer. Everyone enjoyed Fr. Joe Freedy in 2017 so it is exciting to have him return speaking on this year’s theme: Come Holy Spirit: He will guide you to all truth. Flyers available next to the Bulletin. Make reserva-tions now by contacting: Cheryl Harlow • [email protected] • 626/794-7813 Christine O'Brien • [email protected] • 213/952-2821
One Life, One Light - Requiem for the Unborn
Saturday, January 18 at 5:00 PM The annual Requiem Mass for the Unborn in 2020 will be held at 5:00pm on the 18th of January,and will be celebrated in memory of all who have died from abortion in
the past year. Women and men who have experienced the pain and anguish of having had an abortion - or being involved in one - find the annual archdiocesan liturgy for the unborn to be a source of hope and grace. ALL are encouraged to attend this beautiful Respect Life Mass and Ceremony of Light, celebrated by Archbishop Gomez, Auxiliary Bishops, Priests, Religious and the faithful of Los Angeles.
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Calendar of Events Sunday, January 5 9:00AM Religious Education Classes-Various Rooms 9:30AM RCIA Dismissal-Rectory Monday, January 6 6:30PM Parish Pastoral Council Meeting-Rectory 7:00PM Intercessory Prayer Group-Church 7:00PM Confirmation Year I-Various Rooms Tuesday, January 7 7:00PM Senior Group-CC/Long Room 7:00PM Society of St. Vincent de Paul Board-CC/2nd. 7:00PM Cub Scout Pack 31-MMA Wednesday, January 8 10:00AM Bible Study-Romans-Rectory/Upstairs 7:00PM Young Adult Ministry-CC/LR 7:00PM Bible Study-Romans-Rectory/Upstairs 7:00PM Knights of Columbus Meeting-MCH 7:30PM Boy Scout Troop 31-MMA 7:30PM Meditation Prayer Service-Church Thursday, January 9 9:00AM Senior Group & Potluck-CC/LR
7:00PM RCIA/Adult Confirmation-Rectory/Up Friday, January 10 7:30PM WW Marriage Encounter Meeting-CC/LR Saturday, January 11 YAM Habitat Build Day 9:30AM Mother Mary Visitation Ministry Meeting-CC/LR 3:30PM Confessions Sunday, January 12 Coffee & Donuts-MCH-Girl Scouts 9:00AM Religious Education Classes-Various Rooms 9:00AM Mass Hosted by the 5th Grade-Church 9:30AM RCIA Dismissal-Rectory 11:00AM Religious Education Family Mass-Church
CC-Community Center MCH-Msgr. Crean Hall MMA-Msgr. Moretti Auditorium
Before requesting the scheduling of an event, please consult the parish calendar online at abvmpasadena.org
WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE and INTENTIONS Saturday, January 4 5:00PM Natalia Santoyo, R.I.P. Sunday, January 5 The Epiphany 7:30AM For the People 9:00AM Mary Aguilar, R.I.P. Ron Ross, R.I.P. Josephine & Hermann Zimmerl, R.I.P. 11:00AM For Travelers 5:00PM For the Promotion of World Peace Monday, January 6 St. André Bessette-1937-”Miracle Man of Montreal” 8:15AM For the Sick and Homebound Tuesday, January 7 St. Raymond of Peñafort-175-Patron of Canonists 8:15AM For the Homeless Wednesday, January 8 8:15AM For Vocations Thursday, January 9 8:15AM For Families Friday, January 10 8:15AM For the PopeSaturday, January 11 8:15AM For All Those in Need
Today’s Readings Isaiah 60:1-6
Ephesians 3:2-6 Matthew 2:1-12
Next Sunday’s Readings Isaiah 42:1-7 Acts 10:34-38
Matthew 3:13-17
Priest & Musician Mass Schedule for Next Week Saturday, January 11 5:00PM...Fr. Alan (Trevor Thomson) Sunday, January 12 7:30AM…Fr. Alan (Gabriel Reyes) 9:00AM...Fr. Alan (Jim Lesh) 11:00AM…Fr. Denis (Ralph Mohutsky) 5:00PM…Fr. Denis (Victoria Mohutsky)
LOOKING FOR A WAY TO HELP THE HOMELESS?Assumption parish will be collecting food for the Friends In Deed Pantry.
January Request: Canned Proteins
Such as Tuna & Chicken Please leave your donation in the
baptism area of the Church when you come to Mass. The St. Vincent de Paul volunteers will do the rest!
DID YOU KNOW? What is child sex trafficking? Child sex trafficking occurs when a minor is in-volved in a commercial sex act where sex is trad-ed for money, food, shelter, drugs or anything else of value. Perpetrators of sex trafficking often target children believing their age makes them easier to manipulate and control. This crime is occurring in all types of communi-ties throughout the U.S. and traffickers are making an alarming profit while victims endure abuse and violence. One of the most important things you can do to protect your child is to create an environment in which he or she feels comfortable talking with you as a trusted adult. For more information please visit, http://www.missingkids.com/theissues/trafficking.
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