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July 25, 2021 •17th Sunday in Ordinary Time
ST. MEL CATHOLIC CHURCH
The Mission of St. Mel Parish
We joyfully live our Catholic faith for the glory of God and the salvation of souls. We wel-
come and celebrate the gifts God gives His sons and daughters to build up the body of
Christ and serve Him in the needs of one another.
2 July 25, 2021
St. Mel Catholic Church MASS SCHEDULE
4745 Pennsylvania Avenue Saturday Vigil 4:30PM
P.O. Box 1180
Sunday 8:00AM and 10:30AM
Fair Oaks, CA 95628
916-967-1229 The Sunday 8:00AM is the only live streamed week-
stmeloffice@yahoo.com end Mass.
Parish Office: 4748 Pennsylvania Avenue
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:30AM
Monday - Thursday 9:00AM to 1:00PM
Closed Friday All weekday Masses will be live streamed
Website: stmelchurch.org
Please go to the St. Mel Facebook page to view
In an emergency call 916-298-9324 for a priest the live stream,
CONFESSIONS
PARISH STAFF Saturday from 9:00-10:00AM in the Baptismal Room
and “Cry” room inside the church or by appoint-
Parochial Administrator: ment.
............................................. Father Aldrin Basarte
BAPTISMS
Deacons: Call the office to make appointment
....................................................... David Lehman
........................................................... Jack Roland CATHOLIC FAITH FORMATION (CFF)
St. Mel School Principal: Email………………..…………..ccd@stmelschool.org
......................................................... Megan French ST MEL SCHOOL
Director of Business & Development: 916-967-2814 ........................... www.stmelschool.org
............................................................. Bob Mayer
Financial Director/Dir. of Religious Education:
........................................................ Sara Donnelly The Eucharistic Adoration Chapel is
now open during the following hours:
Director of Music:
Monday through Saturday 9AM – 12PM
..................................................... Aaron Thompson
and Wednesday 6PM – 9PM. We need
Parish Secretary: volunteers for Monday 11AM – 12PM &
................................................. Nancy Mammano Tuesday from 9AM – 10AM.
Exciting news! Evening hours will soon be availa-
St. Vincent de Paul ble for the St. Mel Adoration Chapel! Beginning
......................................................... 916-967-1229 in August the Chapel will be open 5:00PM to
9:00PM, Monday through Saturday, and 12 Noon
to 9:00PM on Sunday. Wednesday evening hours
PLEASE NOTE! are currently full but the other evening hours are
NEW BULLETIN SUBMISSION DEADLINES open. Save your spot now!
Send typed articles, in MS Word - Times New Roman,
font 10, via email to stmeloffice@yahoo.com no lat-
If you would like to volunteer for an hour, please
er than 8am on the day indicated below. Mass In- contact Doug at douglas.2.crumley@ampf.com
tention requests are not subject to these deadlines. or Scott at teamcrow25@gmail.com
Bulletin Weekend Dates Articles DUE
July 31 - August 1 July 21
August 7 - 8 July 28 The Parish Office hours are
August 14 - 15 August 4 Monday through Thursday
August 21 - 22 August 11 from 9:00AM to 1:00PM. The
office is closed on Friday
and holidays.
July 25, 2021 3
READINGS FOR THE WEEK TODAY’S GOSPEL MEDITATION
July 25, 2021 ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING
Sunday: 2 Kgs 4:42-44/Ps 145:10-11, 15-16, 17-18 OF SCRIPTURE
[cf. 16]/Eph 4:1-6/Jn 6:1-15 St. Oscar Romero said, “We cannot do everything, and
Monday: Ex 32:15-24, 30-34/Ps 106:19-20, 21-22, 23 there is a sense of liberation in realizing that. This ena-
[1a]/Mt 13:31-35 bles us to do something and to do it very well. It may
be incomplete, but it is the beginning, a step along the
Tuesday: Ex 33:7-11; 34:5b-9, 28/Ps 103:6-7, 8-9, 10- way, an opportunity for the Lord’s grace to enter and
11, 12-13 [8a]/Mt 13:36-43 do the rest.”
Wednesday: Ex 34:29-35/Ps 99:5, 6, 7, 9 [cf. 9c]/Mt There were a group of ladies many years ago who
13:44-46 made quilts. They were beautiful creations reflecting
inspirational designs artfully composed from the simple
Thursday: Ex 40:16-21, 34-38/Ps 84:3, 4, 5-6a and
scraps of fabric each woman would bring to their indi-
8a, 11 [2]/Jn 11:19-27 or Lk 10:38-42 vidual pieces. There was no plan for the finished pro-
Friday: Lv 23:1, 4-11, 15-16, 27, 34b-37/Ps 81:3-4, 5- ject as each finished work became the combined cre-
6, 10-11ab [2a]/Mt 13:54-58 ation of what each woman contributed. They abound-
ed in vibrant colors and dazzled the beholder with intri-
Saturday: Lv 25:1, 8-17/Ps 67:2-3, 5, 7-8 [4]/Mt 14:1- cate patterns and their myriad textures. They were so
12 beautiful that they became coveted family treasures
Next Sunday: Ex 16:2-4, 12-15/Ps 78:3-4, 23-24, 25, passed from generation to generation. Those women
54 [24b]/Eph 4:17, 20-24/Jn 6:24-35 never realized the power of their work. Countless ba-
bies rested in the comfort of those quilts warmly nestled
in the legacy of tradition they were fortunate to inherit.
They adorned countless homes with their beauty and
Aiden Hulse Joanne & George Kim brought joy and solace to many faces.
Albert Souza John Atilano
Amanda Barron John English We cannot do everything. We are not meant to. Our
Andrew Cobb John Lubecki work in life is to contribute our individual piece, a piece
Arlene Michaels Jonathan Hayes
Betty Cerato Jonathan Rassmussen that reflects the unique thumbprint I claim as my own.
Bill Ehlers Jorges Gonzales We only have to do small things well. Then, as St. Oscar
Bruce King Joyce Martin Romero reminds us, the Lord’s grace will enter and do
Bryan Tanglao June McKenderich
Carol Bronk Kathy Houser
the rest. We have to trust that this is true just as those
Carol Ellen Leever Kathryn Hesia women trusted in the eventual beauty of their final
Cecilia Dixon Larry Williams work.
Corrie Young Linda Lambrite
Dawna Jones Louella Mortensen Eucharistic blessings are blessings that start small and
Delia Comstock Maggie Harrington multiply. We all come to life with only a few loaves of
Della Harmon Margaret Hesia
Delores Bousliman Marti Gohring
bread and a few fish. Not any single one of us has all
Dolores Leon Marvin Schluttenhofer that it takes to transform our world. Who knows what
Donna Mae Mary Jane Rocha God will do with the little we have and how many will
Eberado Madueno Marylou Tavera
benefit from our kindness, compassion, wisdom, cour-
Eve Waggerman Melanie & Sally Edwards
Frank & Renee Weiss Michael Kashuba age, conviction, love, warmth, zeal, faith, and hope?
Gene Fischer Mike Browning That young lad never dreamed that his few leftovers
George Stevens Mike Tompkins would do all that they did. God shows up in unex-
Gerald Hoffarth Nick Oakes
Gerry & Paul Parker Norma Kaufman
pected ways! Where would life’s adventure and fun
Gretchen Cahill Pat Woods be if it were any other way? Being able to be part of
Harrison Morton Rhonda Morgan bringing God’s creative, transforming, healing to the
Helen S. Worthington Rod Tarrer world opens us up to wonder, awe, and excitement!
Helen Chilcott Ron Barbour
Jack Callaghan Ron Barton We can all bring our little piece to the bigger work of
Jackie Lohmeier Ron & Judy Martinez God that can result in being a coveted jewel passed
Jason Bucello Ronnie Denton generation to generation. This is good news indeed!
Jeffrey Viernes Rosemary Easter
Jenna Barron Rudy Rodoni Bread and wine transform into Christ’s Body and Blood
Jim Carroll Sara Donnelly
and we become what we eat. Trust that.
Jo Morrison Susan Arthur
Joan Gamble Talon Bonanno
Joann Buckman Tracy Kent
Joanne Frances Miller Victoria Hummer
Walter Thompson
4 July 25, 2021
HEADING
Subhead
Text
Love your neighbor as yourself. I am the Lord. –
Sunday, July 25 Lev 19:18
8:00am (R) Jose Lustre by Cindy Fazzi
Reflection: The command “Love your neighbor”
8:00am (R) Werner Jakel
does not have distinctions, limitations, or exclu-
by Vince & Nancy Mammano
sions. It includes our unborn neighbors.
10:30am (I) Mass for Parishioners
Monday, July 26 And to love them “as yourself” does not simply
8:30am (R) Frank Franzago mean to love them “to the degree” that you love
by Franzago Family yourself; it means first to recognize them as a per-
8:30am (R) June Schott by Louise Melton son like yourself.
Tuesday, July 27 Prayer: Let Your command of love, O Lord, free
8:30am (R) Isaac & Marietta Barron us from all the prejudices that distract us. Open
8:30am (R) Robert L. Olson our eyes to see every human person as our
by John & Brenan Wever neighbor and to act accordingly.
Wednesday, July 28 Excerpt reproduced with permission from Pro-Life Re-
flection for Every Day © 2009
No Mass
Catholic Book Publishing Corp., NJ. All rights reserved.
Thursday, July 29
HEADING http://www.catholicbookpublishing.com
8:30am
Subhead (I) In Thanksgiving for the Adoration
Text Chapel Reopening
Friday, July 30 PRAYER INTENTIONS OF POPE FRANCIS
8:30am (R) Ho Ie Lin Please join the Legion of Mary in pray-
by Yahja & Amiputri Family ing daily the intentions of Pope Francis
8:30am (R) Colin Haley by Gale Moginie for July - Social Friendship
Saturday, July 31 We pray that, in social, economic and
4:30pm (R) Marie Erickson by Erickson Family political situations of conflict, we may
4:30pm (I) Jack Sapunor by Sapunor Family be courageous and passionate architects of dia-
4:30pm (I) Amelia Carson-Crye & David logue and friendship.
Scampareno by Sharon Carson
Sunday, August 1 Join Deacon Jack and Deacon
8:00am (R) Isaac & Marietta Barron Dave for Holy Hour with the
8:00am (R) Kathy Kaminski Blessed Sacrament- Exposition,
by Rick & Vicki Welsh Adoration and Benediction the
10:30am (I) Suriani Amiputri First Friday of each month. The
by Yahja & Amiputri Family
next Holy Hour will be August 6th from 6:30 to
10:30am (I) John Pippig, Jr.
7:30PM in the Church. Just before the Holy Hour,
from 6:00 to 6:30PM , the Rosary for an increase in
Vocations is said. Please join us.
BE AWARE!
Emails and text messages are being sent from
people claiming to be Father Aldrin. If you re-
ceive a text or an email asking you to buy gift
cards DO NOT RESPOND. Father will never ask for
help in this way. If you have any questions, please
call the Parish Office. 916-967-1229.
July 25, 2021 5
MONTHLY FOOD DRIVE CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP
The Knights of Columbus Monthly Food The Charismatic Prayer group is now meeting on
Drive to support the St. Vincent de Paul Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:00 PM in the
Food Pantry, is this weekend July 24th & Church. Please enter from the upper parking
25th. SVdP is asking for items to lot. Join us for praise, worship, and healing pray-
help them in their efforts to er. For information please call Chris 916-715-1162
safely feed the homeless. They would or Karen Juten 916-712-3706.
appreciate individually wrapped or
bagged snacks and individual serving
size small juice boxes/bottles and
bottled water.
Donations can be left in the plastic con-
tainers in the church vestibule or dropped
The Usher Ministry is looking for both men and
off at the Parish Office Monday - Thursday
women to help during all weekend Masses. If you
between 9:00AM and 1:00PM. Thank you
would like to find out more about this important
for your generosity.
ministry, contact Jack Valle at jeval-
le@sbcglobal.net 916-397-9920 or Bruce Kuban at
bkuban123@aol.com 916-390-9836.
MISSIONARY COOPERATIVE APPEAL
The Missionary Cooperative Appeal is an annual
program in which missionaries from around the THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD
world speak at each parish. This year we will have
no missionaries present in our parish due to the You are invited to join us in the Parish Center for 5
current situation. The goal of this appeal is to in- Wednesday evenings of Christian fellowship to
crease awareness of missionary work and to raise learn more about the message and history of DI-
funds to help missionary organizations continue VINE MERCY. This highly acclaimed video series
their evangelization efforts. In the Diocese of Sac- includes actual newsreels of major world events
ramento, 49 different missions were selected this of the last 100 years. Following the videos, Dea-
year. In 2019, through generous donations, we con Dave and Deacon Jack will lead us in a
collected $411,000 for 49 missions. question and answer session. Wednesdays 6:30 to
8:00 in the Parish Center August 4, 11, 18, 25, Sep-
Next weekend, our parish will be participating vir-
tember 1. Refreshments provided-no cost. Ques-
tually in the Missionary Cooperative Appeal. We
tions? Call Karen Fitts or Cheryl Hoffmann 916-342
will learn about a mission who will share their cou-
-1336.
rageous evangelization efforts on behalf of the
Catholic Church and give us an opportunity to
support their work in the field. A second collection
will be taken up for the benefit of the mission and PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS
special collection envelopes will be provided.
Please make checks payable to St. Mel Catholic Lord, you call us all by name
Church. All funds collected throughout the Dio- to follow your path. You al-
cese will be equally divided among the 49 mis- ways bless your Church and
sionary organizations. Thank you in advance for guide your followers to be-
your generosity. come leaders who think of
others before themselves.
Mold us in the image of your Son, to respond to
your call as Sisters, Priests, Brothers, Deacons and
Lay servants of the Gospel. Embolden us all to
grow in knowing of you, and allow this knowledge
to open our hearts, minds, and souls to your endur-
ing call. We ask this in Jesus’ name. Amen.
6 July 25, 2021
ST. MEL SCHOOL AND CFF NEWS KNIGHTS CORNER
CFF Classes Be Part of Something BIG!
We wish all CFF families a wonderful summer! We Did you know there are approxi-
are still waiting to hear what our format will be mately 1.9 million members of the
next year. As soon as we know, you will know. If Knights of Columbus worldwide?
you have any questions please email Sara Don- Although we are a men’s fraternal order, we are
nelly, ccd@stmelschool.org. focused on Faith, Family, Community, and Life.
Locally at St. Mel, we have over 200 Knights in our
Council. Being a member of the parish changes
when you join any one of the Ministries we have
at St. Mel. Becoming active with the Knights
ST MEL SCHOOL SCRIP made me feel part of the community, a member
Now more than ever St. Mel School of a much larger family. The Knights of Columbus
needs our help. You can purchase offer many opportunities to get involved locally,
Scrip by calling or emailing Regina Ed- make great friendships, and serve others, as we
wards, Scrip Coordinator, at 916-752-3878 or Ed- are called to do. We also have FUN! Be sure to
wardsfamily@Reagan.com. You can also join us for these two upcoming events.
order online at ShopwithScrip.com by us- The St. Mel Rummage Sale is almost here! We will
ing the St. Mel enrollment code, begin accepting donations on Sunday, July 25th
3DL76FEA2151L. All Scrip orders will be from noon – 3pm and Monday through Thursday,
sent directly to Regina who will then arrange de- July 26 – 29, from 4pm – 6pm. Pick-up arrange-
livery. Thank you for your support of St. Mel ments can be made by calling or texting to 916-
School! 548-4962 or emailing to JPBren-
nan7262@gmail.com. Then, come to the Rum-
mage Sale, July 30 – August 1st and see what
treasures you will find!
ALTAR SERVERS – RETURN TO SERVICE The Knights of Columbus 50th Anniversary Charity
Golf Tournament registration is in full swing. The
Great news! Bishop Soto has approved the return tournament will be August 14 at Rancho Murieta
of Altar Servers at Mass and we are ready! We Golf Couse. Register at www.KofC6066.org under
have missed you immensely, and so has the con- the NEWS tab. This year, we are designating 30%
gregation. We are grateful to Michael and An- of the proceeds to the Veterans’ Golf Program, a
drew for their service over the last few months. non-profit, charitable organization assisting veter-
We need and want MORE of you back. And we ans in need. The remaining proceeds will benefit
welcome new servers. ALL ages, from second- many other local charities.
twelfth grade are WELCOME.
Are you a Catholic gentleman, 18
If you have been an altar server and are ready to years of age or order, and interest-
return, please contact us so we can update your ed in becoming a Knight of Colum-
information and get you back on the roster. If bus? Visit our website:
you are in second grade and have already re- www.KofC.org and click on “Join
ceived your First Holy Communion, you are eligi- Us.” The Knights of Columbus is a
ble to be a server at St. Mel. We will ask you to fill family-oriented organization, help-
out an information form and set you up with train- ing bring communities together.
ing, followed by 2-3 training Masses before you
can begin serving a weekend Mass. Please contact me if you have any questions.
John Brennan - 916-548-4962, JPBren-
Please contact us if you are ready to return, if you nan7262@gmail.com
are new and want to begin, or with any questions.
Dave Murray, 916-716-5187; dddrmur-
ray@comcast.net
July 25, 2021 7
EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP - RECOGNIZE
GOD IN YOUR ORDINARY MOMENTS
It’s All in the Basket
St. Therese of Lisieux made a point of going the
extra mile in kindness towards those people who
really got under her skin. It
was part of her own brand
of Everyday Stewardship —
thanking God for all His cre- In a 2014 survey, the USCCB reported that of fam-
ation, even the parts with ilies surveyed, 16% pray the Rosary ONCE a
which, in her own human- month and 7% ONCE a week. Yet in 1917 our
ness, she struggled to cope. Blessed Mother at Fatima asked for families to
I think about this a lot when I challenge myself to pray a daily Rosary. WOW! We need to listen to
give thanks for things that bother me and people our Mother!
who challenge me. When I do this, I envision How can busy families do this? Start small with just
Christ giving thanks over those insufficient loaves. 1 decade a day. Then the following week, add
How many of us would see that paltry little basket another decade, etc. Or if this is really a big step
and kick a rock in frustration because we can’t for you, just gather your family, bless/cross your-
feed all our people? “You didn’t give me selves and say 1 Our Father, 1 Hail Mary and 1
enough, Lord! You didn’t give me enough pa- Glory Be. And be at peace. It is more important
tience, enough money, enough creativity, to establish the holy habit of daily prayer in
enough stamina to be a good steward. If you peace, than to say a whole Rosary in frustration.
had given me more, I could also give more!” Jesus, I trust in YOU!
In those moments of despair, we need to take a
good look at the life God has given us. We need
VIRTUAL QUO VADIS BOYS RETREAT
to look at the trials and the challenges and the
shortcomings. The hopes that didn’t pan out, the Fr. Memo Hernandez, the Vocations Director of
disappointments that keep cropping up. Some- the Diocese of Sacramento invites all boys aged
where therein lies what we need to be the stew- 13 to 17 to attend this Zoom retreat in order to
ard God asks us to be, just as St. Therese’s own help boys grow in their faith and explore the vo-
stewardship was defined by the people she simp- cation that the Lord has for him. The retreat will
ly couldn’t stand. be August 5 through 8. Register at www.scd.org/
God does not give us all we want. He does not quovadis for more information call the diocese at
give us all we ask for. He does us one better: He 916-733-0258 or email Marisela at msmith@scd,org
gives us all we need. It’s all in the basket.
— Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
HOSPITAL EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
Mercy San Juan Hospital is in need of Eucharistic
Ministers to bring communion to Catholic patients.
Volunteers must be fully vaccinated. If you are
interested in becoming a hospital Eucharistic Min-
ister, or if you have additional questions, please
contact Matt Sanders at 916-537-5098
or Matt.Sanders@DignityHealth.org. A current Eu-
charistic Minister at the hospital said: "bringing
communion to the patients is one of the most re-
warding things that a person can do."
July 25, 2021 8
ROSARY BEFORE WEEKEND MASSES
We are happy to announce that the Rosary will
again be said before all weekend Masses. The
schedule is:
Saturday 4:30PM – Rosary begins at 3:40PM
Sunday 8:00AM – Rosary begins at 7:10AM
Sunday 10:30AM – Rosary begins at 9:40AM
RCIA (RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION
OF ADULTS)
Attention Parents and God-
Are you interested in joining the Cath- parents. The next scheduled
olic Church or do you know someone Baptism Preparation class is
who is interested in learning more Wednesday, August 4th at 7:00PM in the Parish
about it? Join RCIA to learn about the Center. Please call the Parish office to register to
teachings and Doctrines of the Catho- attend. 916-967-1229
lic Church, ask questions, grow in your
faith! If you need to be baptized, or
confirmed, or come from a Protestant
Faith background and feel God is calling you to
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NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING
ANNUAL GATHERING REGINA CAELI ACADEMY
The Natural Family Planning Annual Gathering is Accepting Applications for the
Saturday, July 31st at St. Mary’s Church, 350 Stin- Sacramento Center in 2021!
son Avenue, Vacaville 95688. The gathering be-
Regina Caeli is a private, independent, University-
gins with Mass at 11:00AM celebrated by Bishop
Style Hybrid® operating in the Catholic tradition.
Soto, with program to follow from 12:15 – 2:30PM.
Preschool - 12th grade students attend classical
Food will be provided. At the gathering you will
academic and extracurricular classes two days a
meet our NFP instructors, Marriage Preparation
week, and homeschool the remaining days fol-
couples, catechists, and couples that help pro-
lowing the plans provided by RCA. To learn more,
mote Catholic beliefs about human sexuality and
contact our admissions office at admis-
responsible parenthood. This is a valuable oppor-
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tunity to socialize and get to know those working
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