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June 12, 2022 Liturgical
The Most Holy Trinity Schedule
Weekdays
Monday - Friday
9am English
Weekends
Saturday Vigils
5pm English
7pm Spanish
Sunday
7am English
8:45am English
10:45am English
12:30pm Spanish
6pm English
(Youth Mass)
Video Mass
Sunday
Reconciliation
Saturday 8am
Parish Staff
Rev. Jerry Brown,
Administrator Pro-tem
Rev. Gilbert Arango,
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Madhu Appanapalle,
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Mr. Jeff Vierra,
Deacon Pastoral Care
& Senior Ministry
Rev. Mr. Ha Ngoc Nguyen,
Deacon
Rev. Mr. Fidel Carrillo,
Deacon
Mrs. Susie Dickert,
School Principal The Pastor's Corner
Mary Ferreira, Give and it will be given unto you. X
Office Manager
When I wrote the check to the missionary society, I mentioned last
Dave Corder,
week [they challenged us to give $270.00] I could afford it, but had
Faith Formation Director
not intended to give that much. Then after the fact, I realized that
Laura Perez, even though there was no unforeseen check in the mail that next
Coordinator of Religious Formation week, I did eat, pay my bills and had money in my pocket, despite
my generosity. In II Corinthians Paul challenged the people of
Jacob Wall Corinth to match the generosity of the Churches in Northern Greece
Director of Youth Ministry [Corinth is in the South] in an offering for the poor in Jerusalem. He
wrote “according to their means…they [the Macedonians from the
Guillermo Garcia Jr.,
Director of Liturgical Music
North] gave themselves first to the Lord and then to us.” In other
words, they gave what they had. Paul in challenging the Corinthians
Lynn Poncini to similar generosity wrote “your surplus at the present time should
Director of Liturgy supply their [the poor in Jerusalem’s] needs.” We give what we have.
Paul’s last word on it “whoever sows sparingly will reap sparingly, and
Richard Sepulveda, whoever sows bountifully will also reap bountifully. Each must do as
Facilities Manager he determines without sadness or under pressure, for God loves a
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL cheerful giver.” II Cor 9:8 The word “cheerful” in Greek is literally
Celso Doria, Martin Espinoza, “hilarious.” Think of it this way: when we experience hilarious
Allan Rodriguez, Lois Wiedenhoeft, laughter, we are not thinking about ourselves but honestly reacting
Jose Martinez, Erica Campos, to something funny. So, with giving, without thinking about
Jessica Campos, Jory Kusy, ourselves, such as “will there be enough for me?” we give what we
Monica Poncini, & Barbara Graham have in an appropriate way. God loves that.
MISSION STATEMENT
We covenant to give ourselves to
Christ as He gives Himself to us in the
Eucharist, so every person might be a
full, active, & conscious participant in WEEK OF MAY 29 WEEK OF JUNE 5
His Church, empowered to share $20,750.71 $32,156.39
& live the Gospel.
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10:45am - Fr. Jerry
For the People of the Parish
Monday, June 13 12:30pm - Fr. Gilbert
9:00am - Fr. Gilbert † Francisco Martinez (The Martinez Family)
† Antonio Opina Albay (Viray Family) † Veronica Carrillo (The Martinez Family)
(Special Intention) 1st Anniversary Annalicia & Kevin † William Martin Wallace (Gina Wallace)
Holtberg (Alyce Machado-Luis)
(Special Intention) Emmanuel Tom (The Tom Family) 6:00pm - Fr. Jerry
† George Rose (Marlene Riley & Family)
Tuesday, June 14 † Peter Riley (Marlene Riley & Family)
9:00am - Fr. Gilbert † Stephen Ng (Sandra Antle)
† Jack Braitman(Joyce Braitman)
† Patricia Moretti (Vincent Moretti)
(Special Intention) Pablo Tempra (T. Tempra)
Wednesday, June 15
9:00am - Fr. Madhu
† Anna Maria Velazquez (Giancarlo Mejia Berber)
† Geri Rogers (Knights of Columbus)
(Special Intention) Giancarlo Mejia Berber
(Blanca Berber)
Thursday, June 16
9:00am - Fr. Madhu
† Amanda & D.J Rosa Jr. (Joe & Catalina Vargas)
† Jose Machado (Maria C. Machado)
(Special Intention) Joe & Rose Rosa
Friday, June 17
9:00am - Fr. Madhu
† Richard T. Banegas(Zonia Q. Banegas)
(Special Intention) Jose & Brisia Lugo
(Special Intention) Maria Sanchez (Lilia Hernandez)
Saturday, June 18 June 13
5:00pm - Fr. Madhu
† Florentino Santos (Maria Santos)
† Jack & Dorothy Kroll(Joyce Braitman)
"Are you new to the parish?
† Nick & Jack Bush (Lillian Bush)
To obtain a registration form, please visit our website,
7:00pm - Fr. Gilbert email, or call the parish office.
† Eustolia y Felipa Jimenez (De La Familia Espinoza)
† Nelia Ascencao Corder (De La Familia Espinoza) Have you moved?
Had an information change?
Sunday, June 19 Let us know by contacting our parish office by phone
7:00am - Fr. Madhu or by email.
† Arnold J. & Sarah M. Weibel (The Weibel Family)
† Geri Rogers (Nimfa Largado) Monday – Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
† John & Esmeralda Resendes (Cidalia Braga)
Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
8:45am - Fr. Madhu receptionist@st-anthonys.org
† Alfred Rapa (Mary Rose Rapa) 209-823-7197
† Echaristie Buhagiar (Mary Rose Rapa)
† Frank Anatasio (Mary Dunaway) We respect your privacy! This information is for St.
Anthony’s Parish use only.
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READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Sunday: Prv 8:22-31/Ps 8:4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [2a]/Rom 5:1-5/
Jn 16:12-15
Monday: 1 Kgs 21:1-16/Ps 5:2-3ab, 4b-6a, 6b-7/Mt 5:38-42
Tuesday: 1 Kgs 21:17-29/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 11 and 16/
Mt 5:43-48
Wednesday: 2 Kgs 2:1, 6-14/Ps 31:20, 21, 24/Mt 6:1-6, 16-18
Thursday: Sir 48:1-14/Ps 97:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7/Mt 6:7-15
Friday: 2 Kgs 11:1-4, 9-18, 20/Ps 132:11, 12, 13-14, 17-18/
Mt 6:19-23
Saturday: 2 Chr 24:17-25/Ps 89:4-5, 29-30, 31-32, 33-34/
Mt 6:24-34
Next Sunday: Gn 14:18-20/Ps 110:1, 2, 3, 4 [4b]/1 Cor 11:23-26/
Lk 9:11b-17
Lifting up to God for healing those in need of our prayers:
Christopher & Joe Rowen Athena Sequiera Chris Lyane
Elizabeth Cantu Delarine Barut Barbara Pinto-Choate Trina Cabrera
Duane & Irene Golliher Ramona & George Phelps Richard Gallardo Guadalupe Saldivar
Judy Simmons Cathy Valente Michael Joseph Marshall Alex Angeles
Jorge Dias Christian Llames Jim Ennis Alfonso Villanueva
Patricia Meyers Victor Alejandro James & Alice Doyle Pam Costanza
Juan & Rosa Gonzalez Arsenio Pino Warren Hikuroa Rowena Tebaldi
Brody Kasinger Jim Knipptenberg Anthony Trusso Rosario & Rafael Portillo Jr.
Gilbert Diaz Chricea Guillen Manuel Danna Natividad Garcia
Sharon Ryder Silvita Alvia Joan Kregar Lupe Saldivar
Frank Castro Gilbert Camarillo David Palameno Zenaida Carr
David Daneau Maria Amador Jesus Pangelinan Jacqueline Alexander
Sarah McCarthy Daniel A. Fernandez Lisa D. Barba Gemma Mateo
Vince Cestra June Torres Frank Velasco Rachel Martinez
Louis George III Elizabeth Alvarez Liz Parkkoen Margo Hansen
Macy Hekl Mary Catherine Martinez Elenora Joy Davis Joseph Bush
Enrigue Rios Maria Medeiros Ana Maria Gonzalez Mark Bianchini
Paul Rebelo Pablo & Aldo Merlos Sam Parnham Faustino Hernandez
Emilia Sanfilippo Mike & Nancy Hogle Jeremy Fanshier Tomas & Jessica Nieto
Anthony Figueroa Joseph Pita Joe & Nancy Schlemmer Mark & Charlene Lilly
Edmundo & Jean Damasco Cheridyn Daos Fran Vdoutch Thomas Giledorf
Walter Frey Laura Bender Ofelia Bation Enedina Anaya
Michele Day Jared Costa Nicole Segura Cecilia Vierra
Joan Cowan Jesus Zambrano Diane Pachucki
Paz Galvan Stacey Hutchingson Raquel Aglubat Laroco
Mary Ann Silva Barbara Cardiel-Jagar Gail Quon
Rodrigo Acosta Ida Teicheira Jim Kelly
Abel Ramirez Adelina Serna Isabel Perreira
Jim Fields Dianne Brewer Donnelly Marissa Prater
Dahlia Cano John Nussbaumer Susan Ambrose
Marc Pella Kaylee Justine Saldivar Reuben Payan
Victoria Richie Annette Telles Merry Loudon
Serina Horn Raquel Taylor Warren Rogers
Julie Ferreira Daniel Isiah Navarro Brandi Barnes
Michael Relloque Nellie Navarro Evaristo Vergara
Tara Jones Michael & Maria Kelly Rose Rosa
Faye Escovedo Anthony & Kristin Salinas
Jocelyn San Juan
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Ministries and Activities
St. Vincent de Paul Society’s Food and Clothing
Pantry is open Wednesdays and Fridays from
2:00-3:30 pm.
New members are welcome
Please call our office at 209-823-8099 and leave a
message.
DONATIONS: If you are able to help, please drop off
donations on Wednesdays and Fridays during our
PERPETUAL ADORATION open hours of 2:00-3:30 pm.
The Adoration Chapel remains closed at this time.
Adoration & Private Prayer will take place inside Thank you for all your generosity. We have been
the church as scheduled: able to continue to help local people with rent,
Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 9:30 am - 12:00 pm utilities, and other necessities. If you know of
Thursday Only 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm someone in need, please have them call our
Fridays Only 6:00am to 9:00am dedicated line for this outreach program only, at
(Adoration is suspended, if a funeral is scheduled) (209) 302-5702.
PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY
In addition to shawls and lap robes, we make baby
blankets, comfort blankets, hats, scarves and more. If
- M.R.P.S. FESTA -
you have a talent for crocheting or knitting, if you would
like to learn how, or if you like more information about
Prayer Shawl Ministry, please contact:
On Sunday, June 26, the Kathleen Gomes at 209-239-2272
or kgomes44@comcast.net
M.R.P.S. is celebrating the or Bonnie Milford at 209-470-7912.
Holy Spirit Festa.
Parade will begin at the M.R.P.S. The Italian Catholic Federation
Hall and process to the church
The Italian Catholic Federation (ICF) is a nonprofit fraternal
for Mass at 10:30am. organization for Catholics of all cultures founded in 1924 to
All are welcomed to uphold and develop the religious spirit among members
and our community. As Christians, we continue the
celebrate this annual event. traditions of love, hospitality and works of charity with a
mission to promote and support the Catholic Faith and
values, encourage apostolic and charitable works, and
establish our Italian American heritage and all the heritages
of our communities. You do not need to be Italian to join
the ICF. While we proudly celebrate the Italian origins, ICF
welcomes and encourages Catholics of all heritages to
become members, strengthening the organization through
diversity. Contact Birdie Nieri, ICF President for more
information to attend one of our monthly dinner meetings
at (510) 304-7525.
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St. Anthony’s Parish
Weekly Events
ST. ANTHONY'S SCHOOL
St. Anthony's School is now accepting applications
for School Year 2022-2023!
Registration for the 2022-2023
Monday, June 13
9:30 am Legion of Mary, Mary’s Rm St. Anthony’s Catholic School year begins
February 1st for re-enrollment of current families.
10:00 am Adoration, Church
If you are a new family and are interested in
attending next year, please fill out an application
Tuesday, June 14 form and come by to visit our classrooms.
9:30 am Adult Faith Formation, Conf. Rm We would love to show you around.
6:00 pm Knights of Columbus, Cafeteria
7:00 pm Grupo Alabare, Conf. Rm PRESCHOOL REGISTRATIONS
St. Anthony's Preschool is now accepting
Wednesday, June 15 applications for School Year 2022-2023!
10:00 am Adoration, Church We are a high quality program which prepares
10:00 am Legion of Mary, Mary’s Rm children for kindergarten and beyond.
4:00 pm Legion of Mary, Mary’s Rm We provide a nurturing environment, offers
structured setting, encourages language, social,
Thursday, June 16 emotional skills and spiritual development aligned
with the values of the Catholic faith.
9:30 am Legion of Mary, Mary’s Rm
4:00 pm Adoration, Church Preschool: 3 year old and potty trained by Sept.1st.
6:00 pm Legion of Mary, Mary’s Rm 3 day-Half Day or 5 day-Full Day schedule
6:30 pm Grupo Alabare, Cafeteria
Pre-K: 4 years old and potty trained by Sept.1st.
5 day -Half Day or 5 day-Full Day schedule
Friday, June 17
6:00 am Adoration, Church For more information, visit our website at
10:00 am Adoration, Church www.sasmanteca.org or contact the Preschool
Director, Jennifer Dalen at 209-823-3959
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Youth Ministry
Welcome to St. Anthony's Family!
Edge Night Middle School 6th-8th Grade
Mondays in the Gym and Rec Hall at 6PM-7:30PM
Life Night High School 9th-12th Grade and Sundays after the 6PM Mass
Infant Baptism:
in the Gym and Rec Hall at 7:15pm-8:30pm
Minimum of three months notice
Our goal as a youth group family is to walk with your teens as they & pre-baptismal instruction
begin their spiritual journey and relationship with Christ and the Catholic required.
Faith. Please reach out to me if you have any questions or if you would
like to join our youth ministry core team at jacob@st-anthonys.org First Holy Communion
For school age children
(2nd grade or higher)
We're pleased to announce the Availability of FORMED, an online service for this is a two year preparation.
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anytime, anywhere! As a member, you will have access to entertaining movies,
inspiring audio talks, informative bible studies, and much more. We are Confirmation
providing this resource free of charge to help our members learn and grow in For students 6th grade or
their faith. You will also be able to easily access any featured content that we above who desire to become
are promoting within our community from time to time. So please join us. Also a fully initiated Catholic:
once you have signed up, don’t forget to download the free iOS or Android app this is a two year preparation.
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LIVE THE LITURGY - INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK calling to Baptism, Confirmation
and Communion to become a
Life can leave us feeling very distracted and detached. Perhaps this is fully initiated Catholic Christian.
why many people seek things that make them “feel good,” wrongly
believing those things actually provide a sense of meaning and purpose. If you have a question
In truth, they are simply more distractions. When we discover real or would like more information
silence, we can realize that the stirrings and impulses in our hearts please contact the following:
desiring connection, meaning, and purpose are really God desperately
trying to pull us toward His Divine Heart. Once we submit to God’s pull, For more information about
we are led to the beauty of God’s presence. This holy presence carries us Baptism, Matrimony, &
to the heights of mountains, the vastness of ocean depths, the beginning Christian Initiation
of things and their end, and the majesty of universal wonder. We meet please contact: David Corder
the Father. Then, gently carried to the tenderness of compassion, love, 209-823-7197 ext. 230
mercy, and forgiveness we touch the innocence and vulnerability of life. david@st-anthonys.org
We see the poor and those who are broken. We meet the Son. Finally,
we are directed toward the seasons that change, the ebb and flow of life, For more information
the inspirations that surprise, and the wonder, awe, and joy of life. We about First Communion &
embrace the Holy Spirit. Confirmation please contact:
Faith Formation:
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Bishop's June Reflection
Behold the Lamb of God, behold him who takes away the sins of the world.
Blessed are those called to the supper of the Lamb.
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,
The month of June is traditionally known as the month dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Within this
month, we also acknowledge two important Solemnities of the Church: The Solemnity of the Most Holy
Trinity and the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ.
This time of year invites us to reflect upon the intimate relationship we have with God the Father, the Son,
and the Holy Spirit. We encounter this intimacy every time we receive the Risen Christ in the Eucharist. The
Catechism of the Catholic Church reminds us of this relationship with Jesus, when it states that the
Eucharist:
“…identifies us with his Heart, sustains our strength along the pilgrimage of this life, makes us long for
eternal life, and unites us even now to the Church in heaven, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and all the saints.”
(CCC 1419).
Realizing and treasuring this unique relationship with the Lord is the purpose and focus of the Solemnity of
the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ.
This intentional return to a deeper eucharistic relationship with Jesus is at the heart of the three-year
journey known as the National Eucharistic Revival which will be taking place in dioceses throughout our
country. The Revival will begin on June 19, Corpus Christi, and will offer an opportunity to introduce, or
reintroduce, the Eucharist to those who have wandered away from the Church and for those who are not
familiar with the Blessed Sacrament. More than ever, it is urgent that we deepen our devotion of the
Eucharist and so strengthen and revive our relationship with Christ Jesus.
To know the transforming power of the Eucharist, the teaching of the Church states that there are two
requirements to receive the Eucharist worthily.
First, an individual must be in the state of grace. “Anyone aware of having sinned mortally must not receive
communion without having received absolution in the sacrament of penance” (CCC 1415). The Code of
Canon Law of the Catholic Church states: “A person who is conscious of a grave sin is not to…receive the
body of the Lord without prior sacramental confession unless a grave reason is present and there is no
opportunity of confessing; in this case the person is to be mindful of the obligation to make an act of
perfect contrition, including the intention of confessing as soon as possible” (CIC 916).
The second requirement regarding receiving Holy Communion is to observe the Eucharistic fast. The Code
of Canon Law reminds us: “One who is to receive the most Holy Eucharist is to abstain from any food or
drink, with the exception only of water and medicine, for at least the period of one hour before Holy
Communion” (CIC 919).
As we prepare to receive the Lord in the Eucharist, let us repent and confess our sins, especially, any grave
sin. As the faithful, let us stand in awe of the True Presence of the Lord as we humbly approach and receive
him - Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity - in the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist.
As we renew our relationship with our Eucharistic Lord, and anticipate receiving Holy Communion, let us, as
a Eucharistic People, approach the Blessed Sacrament with grateful hearts and pray:
“Lord, I am not worthy that you should enter under my roof, but only say the word and my soul shall be
healed.”
Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament, increase our love of your Son, Jesus, present in the Holy Eucharist.
Amen.
In the Peace of Christ,
Bishop Myron J. Cotta
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El Rincón Del Pastor
Dad y se os dará. X
Cuando escribí el cheque a la sociedad
misionera, mencioné la semana pasada
[nos desafiaron a dar $270.00] que podía
pagarlo, pero no tenía la intención de dar
tanto. Luego, después del hecho, me di
cuenta de que, a pesar de que no había
ningún cheque inesperado en el correo,
la próxima semana sí comí, pagué mis
cuentas y tenía dinero en el bolsillo, a
pesar de mi generosidad. En II Corintios,
Pablo desafió al pueblo de Corinto a
igualar la generosidad de las Iglesias del
norte de Grecia [Corinto está en el sur]
Las lecturas de la semana en una ofrenda por los pobres de
Jerusalén. Escribió “según sus medios…
Domingo: Prov 8, 22-31/Sal 8, 4-5. 6-7. 8-9 [2]/ ellos [los macedonios del norte] se
entregaron primero al Señor y luego a
Rom 5, 1-5/Jn 16, 12-15
nosotros”. En otras palabras, dieron lo
Lunes: 1 Kgs 21, 1-16/Sal 5, 2-3. 4-6. 6-7/Mt 5, 38-42 que tenían. Pablo, al desafiar a los
Martes: 1 Kgs 21, 17-29/Sal 50, 3-4. 5-6. 11 y 16/ corintios a una generosidad similar,
Mt 5, 43-48 escribió: “Vuestro excedente en este
Miércoles: 2 Kgs 2, 1. 6-14/Sal 30, 20. 21. 24/ tiempo debe suplir sus necesidades [las
Mt 6, 1-6. 16-18 de los pobres en Jerusalén]”. Damos lo
Jueves: Eclo 48, 1-14/Sal 96, 1-2. 3-4. 5-6. 7/ que tenemos. La última palabra de Pablo
Mt 6, 7-15 al respecto “el que siembra
Viernes: 2 Kgs 11, 1-4. 9-18. 20/Sal 131, 11. 12. 13-14. escasamente, escasamente segará, y el
17-18/Mt 6, 19-23 que siembra generosamente,
generosamente también segará. Cada
Sábado: 2 Cr 24, 17-25/Sal 89, 4-5. 29-30. 31-32.
uno debe hacer lo que determine sin
33-34/Mt 6, 24-34 tristeza ni presión, porque Dios ama al
Domingo siguiente: Gn 14, 18-20/Sal 109, 1. 2. 3. 4 [4]/1 Co 11, dador alegre”. II Cor 9:8 La palabra
23-26/Lc 9, 11-17 “alegre” en griego es literalmente
“hilarante”. Piénselo de esta manera:
VIVIR LA LITURGIA - INSPIRACIÓN DE LA SEMANA cuando experimentamos una risa
hilarante, no estamos pensando en
La vida puede hacernos sentir muy distraídos y desapegados. Quizás es nosotros mismos, sino que
por eso que muchas personas buscan cosas que les hagan “sentirse reaccionamos honestamente a algo
bien”, creyendo erróneamente que esas cosas en realidad les brindan divertido. Entonces, con dar, sin pensar
un sentido y propósito. En verdad, son simplemente más distracciones. en nosotros mismos, como "¿habrá
Cuando descubrimos el verdadero silencio, podemos darnos cuenta de suficiente para mí?" damos lo que
que las conmociones e impulsos en nuestros corazones que desean tenemos de manera apropiada. Dios ama
conexión, significado y propósito son realmente Dios tratando eso.
desesperadamente de atraernos hacia Su Corazón Divino. Una vez que
nos sometemos a la atracción de Dios, somos guiados a la belleza de la
presencia de Dios. Esta santa presencia nos lleva a las alturas de las
montañas, la inmensidad de las profundidades del océano, el comienzo
y el final de las cosas, y la majestad de la maravilla universal.
Conocemos al Padre. Luego, llevados suavemente a la ternura de la
compasión, el amor, la misericordia y el perdón, tocamos la inocencia y
la vulnerabilidad de la vida. Vemos a los pobres y a los quebrantados.
Conocemos al Hijo. Finalmente, nos dirigimos hacia las estaciones que
cambian, el menguar y fluir de la vida, las inspiraciones que sorprenden
y la maravilla, el asombro y el gozo de la vida. Abrazamos al Espíritu
Santo. ©LPi
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