Download Report

Mary Star of the Sea Parish
Established 1889
870 W. 8th Street
San Pedro, CA 90731
Tel: (310) 833-3541
Fax: (310) 833-9254
office@marystar.org
www.marystar.org
Pentecost Sunday
May 24, 2015
Like us on Facebook!
Like us on Instagram!
@MaryStarSanPedro
OFFICE HOURS
Monday - Thursday
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Friday - Saturday
9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Sunday Closed.
MASS SCHEDULE
Monday—Saturday
8:00 am and 5:15 pm
Sunday
7:30 am (English)
9:00 am (English)
10:30 am (Spanish)
12:00 pm (English)
1:30 pm (Croatian)
5:00 pm (Life Teen)
6:30 pm (Italian)
Holy Days of Obligation
5:15pm evening before
8:00 am
12:00 noon
5:15pm
MORNING PRAYER
Monday-Friday 7:45 am
EVENING PRAYER
Monday-Friday 5 pm
RECONCILIATION
(Confessions)
Thursday and Friday:
after 5:15pm Mass
Saturday: after 8 a.m.
Mass and 4—5 p.m.
PASTOR
Rev. Fr. M. Harrigan
NORBERTINE FATHERS
Serving our High School
(310) 521-1930
ASSOCIATE PASTORS
Padre Manuel Leon Bravo CROATIAN MINISTRY
Rev. Kaspar Reddy Udumala Rev. Ivan Gerovac
MARITIME MINISTRY
Rev. Freddie Chua
DEACON
William Garcia
SISTERS OF
ST. JOSEPH
OF CLUNY
DONATE ONLINE!
Parish Convent
(310) 834-5431
STELLA MARIS
BOOKSTORE
(310) 519-8661
https://e-giving.org/
marystarofthesea
Pastor’s Corner
Dear Mary Star of the Sea Parishioners:
May our Blessed Lord Bless you on this Special Day when we
celebrate our Unity within our Diversity as a Church. We come
from many different places, yet we are one family in Christ.
Below is a brief teaching on the meaning of Pentecost. I hope
you enjoy it.
Have a Blessed Week.
Fr. Harrigan
Pastor
What is the Christian Celebration of Pentecost All About?
This coming Sunday, Christians across the world will celebrate
Pentecost. Pentecost is not as well-known or as popular as the
Christmas and Easter, though it commemorates a watershed
event in Christian history. It many ways, Pentecost is the
birthday of the church.
In today’s post I am going to answer several frequently asked
questions about Pentecost. Tomorrow I’ll have more to say about
its spiritual significance.
Shavuot was the second great feast in Israel’s yearly cycle of
holy days. It was originally a harvest festival (Exod 23:16), but,
in time, turned into a day to commemorate the giving of the law
on Mt. Sinai. This day became especially significant for
Christians because, seven weeks after the resurrection of Jesus,
during the Jewish celebration of Shavuot/Pentecost, the Holy
Spirit was poured out upon his first followers, thus empowering
them for their mission and gathering them together as a church.
What actually happened on that day of Pentecost?
This event is recorded in the New Testament book known as The
Acts of the Apostles. Chapter 2 begins, “And when the day of
Pentecost [ten hemeran tes pentekostes] had come, [the first
followers of Jesus] were all together in one place” (2:1). All of a
sudden, a sound came from heaven, like a strong wind, filling the
house where the people had gathered. Something like tongues of
fire rested on their heads. “And they were all filled with the Holy
Spirit and began to speak in other languages as the Spirit gave
them the ability to speak” (2:4). (Notice the tongues of fire on
the heads of the people in the painting by Restout.)
The languages spoken by the early Christians were intelligible
(not other worldly) and were heard by thousands of Jewish
What is Pentecost?
pilgrims who had come to Jerusalem to celebrate Shavuot. The
content of the miraculous messages had to do with God’s mighty
For Christians, Pentecost is a holiday on which we
works (2:11). Many who heard these messages in their own
commemorate the coming of the Holy Spirit on the early
languages were amazed, though others thought the Christians
followers of Jesus. Before the events of the first Pentecost, which
were just drunk (2:12).
came a few weeks after Jesus’ death and resurrection, there were
followers of Jesus, but no movement that could be meaningfully
At some point, Peter, one of the leading followers of Jesus, stood
called “the church.” Thus, from an historical point of view,
up and preached his first sermon. He interpreted the events of
Pentecost is the day on which the church was started. This is also
that morning in light of a prophecy of the Hebrew prophet Joel.
true from a spiritual perspective, since the Spirit brings the
In that text, God promised to pour out his Spirit on all flesh,
church into existence and enlivens it. Thus Pentecost is the
empowering diverse people to exercise divine power. This would
church’s birthday.
be a sign of the coming “day of the Lord” (Acts 2:16-21; Joel
2:28-32).
What does the word “Pentecost” mean?
Peter went on to explain that Jesus had been raised and had
poured out the Spirit in fulfillment of God’s promise through
Joel (2:32-33). When the crowd asked what they should do, Peter
urged them to turn their lives around and be baptized in the name
of Jesus. Then they would be forgiven and would receive the gift
of the Holy Spirit (2:37-39). Acts reports that about 3,000 people
But Christians did not invent the phrase “fiftieth day.” Rather,
were added to the church that day (2:41). Not a bad response to
they borrowed it from Greek-speaking Jews who used the phrase
Peter’s first sermon!
to refer to a Jewish holiday. This holiday was known as the
Festival of Weeks, or, more simply, Weeks (Shavuot in
Hebrew). This name comes from an expression in Leviticus
23:16, which instructs people to count seven weeks or “fifty
days” from the end of Passover to the beginning of the next
holiday (pentekonta hemeras in the ancient Greek translation of
the Hebrew Scripture).
The English word “Pentecost” is a transliteration of the Greek
word pentekostos, which means “fifty.” It comes from the
ancient Christian expression pentekoste hemera, which means
“fiftieth day.”
2
May 24, 2015
Today’s Readings
First Reading — They were all filled with the Holy Spirit, and
began to speak in different tongues
(Acts 2:1-11).
Psalm — Lord, send out your Spirit, and renew the face of the
earth (Psalm 104).
Second Reading — There are different kinds of spiritual gifts
but the same Spirit (1 Corinthians 12:3b-7, 12-13) or Galatians
5:16-25.
Gospel — As the Father has sent me, so I send you: Receive the
Holy Spirit (John 20:19-23) or John 15:26-27; 16:12-15.
Treasures from Tradition
Marriage is ideally a parish event today, but in the first
three centuries of the church’s history, it was a household
celebration guided by civil law and pagan customs. Changes
happened quickly after the Peace of Constantine in 312, and the
fresh air after long persecution brought some creativity. The
speech that the father of the groom’s family gave before dinner
or the veiling or crowning of the bride (or even the spouse’s
arrival at the honeymoon suite) attracted a prayer of blessing.
With amazing rapidity, worship was propelled out of the
intimate setting of house churches to large public gathering
spaces, and some parts of the marriage ceremony began to
migrate with the growing community to the new spaces. In
Rome, the veiling of the bride with the customary daily
headgear of a married woman became the central liturgical act,
accompanied by a biblical prayer for her integrity and
fruitfulness. There were no vows as such (just as there are no
vows to this day in the Orthodox marriage rite). In the liturgy,
after hearing John’s Gospel account of the wedding at Cana, the
bride was veiled and blessed, and the priest gave the kiss of
peace to the husband, who then gave it to his bride. The liturgy
of Rome traveled far, and everywhere it went, marriage became
a church celebration.
Important Announcements
There will be no Italian 6:30 pm Mass
TODAY due to Confirmation.
Please note, there will also be no Croatian 1:30
PM, Teen 5 PM, or Italian 6:30 PM Masses.
All are invited to attend our other services at
7:30 AM, 9 AM, 10:30 AM, or 12 Noon,
multicultural Mass. There will be a reception following the 12
Noon Mass in the Auditorium in honor of Pentecost.
Laughing is the Best Type of Medicine
The secret to a good sermon is to have a good
beginning and a good ending; and to have the
two as close together as possible.
- George Burns
May 24, 2015
Prayers for the Sick
Please pray for all of the sick of our community , that they may
find healing and comfort in Christ, especially:
Joe Cruz
Anthony Misetich
Richard Anderson
Darby Torres
Maureen Vittorio
Mary Amalfitano
Joanna Valadez &
Baby
Jacqueline Velazquez
Della Accetta
Michael Martinez Margaret (Mills)
Louis Pagano
Schuyler
Julio Arroyo
Ciara Shout & her
Unborn child
Janelle Fanning
Sergio Baraja
Ben Luja
Brigida Grammatico
Paul Kmezovich
Ecija Zanki
*Names stay on the sick list for 3 weeks, if you would like them
to continue please call the parish office to have the name added
again. Please notify us of any changes.
In Memoriam
In remembrance, let us pray for all who have gone before us to
rest in eternal life in heaven:
Betty Spralja
Sister Andrew Crean
Mary Star's bereavement support group meets Saturdays at
3:30 pm in the MGPC Round Room. For more information, call
Paula Mazzarino at (310) 547-2103
Prayer Intentions of the Holy Father
UNIVERSAL: Care for the Suffering: That, rejoicing the
culture of indifference, we may care for our neighbors who
suffer, especially the sick and the poor.
EVANGELIZATION: Openness to Mission: That Mary’s
intercession may help Christians in secularized cultures be open
to proclaiming Jesus.
Quote of the Week
A PRAYER TO THE SPIRIT
Holy Spirit,
who sent Christ Jesus
to carry the Good news to the poor,
we pray to you:
Help us to continue your work
by serving the poor, our brothers and sisters.
—From Come, Lord Jesus by Lucien Deiss, CSSP, copyright © 1976, 1981,
Lucien Deiss. Published by World Library Publications. p.181
Newly Baptized
Please welcome the newly Baptized to
our community!
Marcelo Benjamin Morales
Kylie Marie Balov
3
NEWS & EVENTS
Memorial Brick Campaign
Pave the way to continued success at MSSE. Buy a memorial
brick to honor a graduate, beloved family member or fellow
parishioner. All Proceeds will be used to enrich the academic
programs and improve the physical plant at MSSE. Be part of
the 100 year celebration. Leave your legacy today. Go online
to place your order now at: www.marystarbrick.com. Please call
the school office at (310) 831-0875 for more information!
Don’t Miss this Special Musical Event
IN CONCERT LYRA – THE VOCAL ENSEMBLE OF ST.
PETERSBURG, RUSSIA
Sunday June 14, 2015, 7:30 pm St. Lawrence Martyr Church
1900 S. Prospect Ave., Redondo Beach
The hour-long program will feature Sacred Music of Russian
Orthodox Church & Russian Folk Songs A freewill offering will
be taken For more info, contact René Ayala, 310-316-0090,
rene.ayala@stlm.org
Attention Eucharistic Ministers
Our annual training and retreat will be on
Saturday, June 6, 2015. Be sure to mark
this date in your calendar. It is very
important that you attend. All lectors and
liturgical ministers are also invited to
attend. If you want to be a Eucharistic
minister contact Robert Hohman Jr. at 310-935-9318 before the
retreat, a formation program and answer to your questions will
be addressed. Program will run from 9:00 am. to 3:00 pm. with
breaks for refreshments.
Holy Hour
In order to convert America and save the World
what we need is for every parish to come before
Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament in Holy Hours of
prayer ( Blessed Mother Teresa)
Every Wednesday there is a Holy Hour in the
church from 6-7 pm. Within the hour, there is a
rosary with beautiful reflections, time for silent
reflection, and the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, concluding with
Benediction. Please come and spend 1 hour with Jesus. This is a
special time of abundant blessings for all!
Bingo Night!
RSVP:
4
Please Join the St. Anne Society for an
Evening of Fun! Help raise money for our
society activities!
Hot dogs, Popcorn, Desserts and lots of Bingo
Fun!
May 27th. 6:30 pm
Knights of Columbus Room, Mary Star of the
Sea
Carol Lauro: (310) 614-6347
Delight Hernandez: (310) 831-6214
Stella Maris
Catholic Books & Gift Store
stellamaris@marystar.org
(310) 519-8661
Store Hours:
Wed. 2:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Sun. 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Announcements:
We will close on Sunday,
5/24 for Memorial Day.
Bookstore will be closed
on Wednesdays during
summer beginning on
June 3rd.
We honor Mary Star of the Sea Elementary
& High School Scrip!
Together in Mission
Goal:
$84,000.00
Amount pledged:
$49,000.00
Donate a Magnificat
In memory of a loved one, in honor of,
in your name or remain anonymous.
Share the Power of Prayer. Information
available in the Parish Bookstore: Stella
Maris Books (310) 519-8661
I.C.F. Casino Bus Trip
The Italian Catholic Federation Branch
#115 is planning a turnaround trip on
Tuesday, June 30, 2015 at the Pechanga
Indian Casino. Price $23.00 per person.
I.C.F. members will receive $3.00
discount. Casino will give $5.00 playing
credit. For reservations call Pauline Iacono at 310-832-0563.
Please note, the Parish Office
will be closed Monday, May
25th and will resume normal
business hours on Tuesday,
May 26th. Thank you.
May 24, 2015
Did You Know?
Safety is an important part of summer fun Summer is almost
here. School is almost out, and many new opportunities for
recreation and relaxation await. Maybe you are sending your
children to a music or sports camp? Or maybe they have been
invited by their friends to go camping in the mountains or at the
beach? Whatever the situation, it is important to remember that
parents have the responsibility of controlling access that new
people will have to their children. If your child will attend a
summer camp, insist that counselors or anyone else who might
have access to your children have undergone an application
process that includes a criminal background check and reference
checks. Learn more here:http://www.acacamps.org/child-healthsafety/child-abuse/standards
Save the Date: 2015 Parish Fiesta
Come join us for the 68th Annual Parish Fiesta
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday July 17th, 18th,
and 19th. Main Grand Prizes are: $20,000 in
cash or a new 2015 Chevy Cruze or a 2015
Chevy Sonic (winner’s choice).
Second Prize: 3-Night Princess Baja Cruise
for Two
Third Prize: 2-Night Las Vegas Trip for Two
Fourth Prize: 2-Night at J.W. Marriott Palm Desert for Two
Main raffle tickets are $1.00 each or a full book of 30 tickets for
$30.00. Drawing will be held on Sunday night, July 19th at 10
PM. All parish families will be mailed raffle tickets in early
June. Please support our annual event by purchasing a book of
main raffle tickets.
Fiesta Queen Contest
Come out and support our FIVE Fiesta
Princesses. Each candidate will have their
individual bake sale after all Masses starting
in the middle of June.
This year’ candidates are: Celine Duenas, Caeli Campolo,
Allison Castagnola, Michelle Mersman, Danielle Svorinich.
Each candidate will be selling raffle tickets to receive your vote.
For each and every ticket a candidate sells, she will receive one
vote per ticket.
A Message from our Adoration Coordinator
“TEMPORARY OPENINGS! I NEED HELP AGAIN! I have
several TEMPORARY openings for the months of May & June
because of people leaving for vacations. “ I am here, Lord,
because I know I need You. I want to be healed of anything that
keeps me from being the person You created me to be.”
The hours to be filled are:
Sundays 5-6 p.m.
Mondays 1-2 p.m.
Tuesdays 2-3 p.m.
Tuesdays 3-4 p.m.
Fridays
3-4 p.m.
Saturdays 7-8 p.m.
Saturdays 8-9 p.m.
Please help if you can. I appreciate it! Thank you, Barbara
West / Coordinator I can be reached at 310/548-1693”
May 24, 2015
Full-time Logistics/Food Service Position
Under the general supervision of the Kitchen Supervisor the
Logistics/Food Service Worker is responsible for logistics needed
for event setups, basic handyman duties and the general functions
for the cleanliness, upkeep and maintenance of the kitchen.
Qualifications and Education Requirements:
Minimum of High School diploma or equivalent.
Active (Serve Safe) State sanitary certification and minimum
two hours of job related continuing education per year.
Must be able to speak, read, write, and understand the
English language at a high school level
$10.00 per hour. Guaranteed 29-32 hours a week.
If interested please email a copy of your resume to
sh_opercoor@carmelitesistersocd.com and we will contact you
to schedule an interview.
5
FAITH FORMATION
Come Holy Spirit
Fill the hearts of the
faithful
Today we celebrate the feast of
the coming of the Holy Spirit on the apostles and
disciples who were gathered in the upper room in
prayer. Our prayer today is that we, too, be filled
with that same Spirit who will strengthen us to be
faithful disciples.
Vacation Bible School has been
cancelled for this year.
NEWS:
Confirmation Registration is still OPEN!!
Please register ASAP! Registration Forms
are available in the back of the church.
Turn them into the main Rectory Office
or the Youth Ministry office.
All 1st year Confirmation Candidates need to re-register
More information is available at marystar.org
A Significant Day
“And suddenly there came from the sky a noise like a strong driving
wind, and it filled the entire house in which they were” (Acts 2:2).
The Holy Spirit’s arrival on that first Pentecost was signaled by a
rush of wind. We all know what it’s like when our windows are open
just as a summer storm rises up. Curtains fly, papers become
airborne, house plants shudder, dust is scattered. A rush of wind
disrupts the orderliness of our home. The coming of the Holy Spirit,
as celebrated each year at Pentecost, can also disrupt ways that have
become comfortable and orderly. The Church always needs
Pentecost. We need the breath of God’s Spirit to blow away any
complacency or malaise that has settled into our faith. Jesus breathes
on his disciples and they receive the Holy Spirit. With that reception
comes the power to share the Good News of salvation. Today, this is
no less true for us.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
6
CRS Rice Bowls: Thank you for all your
contributions to the Rice Bowls during the
season of Lent.
The children made many sacrifices and contributed
a total of $615:00 which is going to make a big
difference in children's lives in Haiti.
Recycling: We continue to do our little bit to save
the earth by recycling and teaching the children the
importance of doing so.
If you need further information on any of the above
programs please call Sister Mary or Carmen at 310833-3641 ext. 221, 222
BAPTISMS
We welcome infants and young children to the
Sacrament of Baptism. Visit the parish office for a
Baptism Information package and to schedule an
appointment.
We ask parents, when coming to register for infant
Baptism, to please bring the baby’s birth certificate.
Please check our website for necessary information to be
brought to the interview for scheduling a Baptism.
May 24, 2015
OUR SCHOOLS
Mary Star High School News
MSHS News:
Mary Star is offering
Summer School for
remediation and enrichment
for grades 9 -12. We are
offering a new class this
summer: Introduction to PhotoShop! Summer
school is open to public and private high school
students. Summer school information has
already been mailed home to Mary Star
students however public school students may
contact the Main Office (310-547-1138) or visit
www.marystarhigh.com for Summer School
registration forms. The deadline to enroll
students for remediation and/or enrichment is
Friday, June 12.
Mary Star Elementary School News
Dear Mary Star Parishioners,
On Monday 5/18, the students in grades Kindergarten – 8th
grade boarded 5 buses and made the journey to Mary Star
High School. This is the 3rd annual Marion Celebration and
Field Day where all of our students from the littlest Stars in
Kindergarten to our seniors in High School spend a day
together. The day began with Mass and the crowning of Our
Blessed Mother. After Mass, the students enjoyed barbecued
hot dogs, chips, and popsicles. The students played croquet,
fished for prizes, had a water balloon toss, made giant bubbles,
played chess, and a variety of games on the upper field. Thank
you to Ms. Dever, Father Nicholas, Mrs. Andrie, Student
Council, and all of the MSHS faculty and students who
brought us together!
The school and office will be closed on
Monday, May 25 in honor of Memorial Day.
Tuesday, May 26th and Wednesday, May 27th
have early dismissals for underclassmen at 1:31
p.m. due to graduation practice for seniors.
Friday, May 29th also has an early dismissal at
10:30 a.m. for underclassmen in anticipation of
the graduation activities for seniors.
Please pray for our seniors this week as they
approach the “Final” final exams of their high
school career! We also honor the Class of 2015
with their Baccalaureate Mass, Luncheon and
Graduation Ceremony at the Parish this Friday,
May 29th. Admission to the Luncheon and
evening ceremony is by ticket reservation
only.
Upcoming Events:
General Parent Athletic Meeting on Tuesday,
June 2nd at 7 p.m.
Final Exams for freshmen, sophomore, and
juniors, June 8-10, 2015
May 24, 2015
REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR THE
2015 – 2016 SCHOOL YEAR!
CALL, TOUR, JOIN THE FAMILY
God Bless You,
Noreen Maricich
Principal
Mary Star of the Sea Preschool
Registration is now OPEN for the 20152016 school year for 3-5year olds who are
fully potty trained. Our preschool program
is year round, part time and full time.
Come on over and take a tour! No appointments necessary!
We have a safe environment with qualified, caring teachers
who instruct faith development and age appropriate hands-on
activities in Creative Art, Kindergarten Readiness, Math
Concepts, Science Exploration, Multicultural Exposure, Music/
Movement Activities, Dramatic Play, Outdoor Activities and
Character Development.
For more information about our preschool program please call
(310) 833-3541 ext. 228 and ask for Beth Castagnola, Director,
email at MaryStarPreschool@gmail.com or visit
www.MaryStarElementary.com/page.php?p=46
7
Saturday,
8:00 a.m.—
5:15 p.m.—
May 23, 2015 Saturday,
Pietro Russo by Rosa Colonna †
Victor & Giuseppina by son, Carmine Tuberosi &
Family †
Sunday,
7:30 a.m.—
9:00 a.m.—
10:30 a.m.—
12:00 p.m.—
1:30 p.m.—
5:00 p.m.—
6:30 p.m.—
May 24, 2015
Vincenza Camello by Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Mattera
& Family †
For All Parishioners of Mary Star
Multilingual Mass—Pro Populo
Alex Marinkovich by Joseph’s Bakery †
No Croatian Mass
Bibiana Santillan & Opiniano Jr. Santillan †
No Italian Mass
Monday,
9:00 a.m.—
Tuesday,
Memorial Day
Priest Intention
9:00
3:00
3:30
7:00
May 23, 2015
a.m.—Families of Nazareth—MGPC Chapel
p.m.—NO Baptisms
p.m.—Bereavement Support Group—MGPC Round Room
p.m.—Spanish Prayer Group—MSB 111, 215
Sunday,
May 24, 2015
12:00 p.m.—Pentecost Multicultural Mass—Church
1:00 p.m.—Pentecost Reception—AUD
Monday,
May 25, 2015
Memorial Day: Office Closed
9:00 a.m.—Memorial Day Mass—Church
5:45 p.m.—Perpetual Adoration Devotion—Church
May 25, 2015 Tuesday,
May 26, 2015
5:45 p.m.—Perpetual Adoration Devotion—Church
7:30 p.m.—Prayer Group—MGPC Chapel
May 26, 2015 Wednesday,
May 27, 2015
5:45 p.m.—Perpetual Adoration Devotion—Church
6:00 p.m.—Cub Scouts—MSB 213-218
6:00 p.m.—Holy Hour—Church
Wednesday,
May 27, 2015 6:30 p.m.—St. Ann’s Society Fundraiser—K of C
8:00 a.m.— Katica & Toma Fistonich by Antica Fistonich &
7:00 p.m.—Hispanic Group Practice—MSB 111
Family †
5:15 p.m.— Libera Guglielmo by Josephine, Emma & Family †
Thursday,
May 28, 2015
5:45 p.m.—Perpetual Adoration Devotion—Church
Thursday,
May 28, 2015 7:00 p.m.—Bible Study—MGPC Chapel
8:00 a.m.— Jack Donato by wife, Nancy †
7:00 p.m.—Fiesta Queen Meeting—MSB 210
5:15 p.m.— Theresa Gay by Andrea & Richard Berkson &
Family †
Friday,
May 29, 2015
11:00 a.m.—MSHS Baccalaureate Mass—Church
Friday,
May 29, 2015 3:00 p.m.—Club Trappeto General Meeting—K of C
8:00 a.m.— Mihovil & Stosija Longin by Franceska Longin † 5:45 p.m.—Perpetual Adoration Devotion—Church
5:15 p.m.— Ante Duzich by Olga Stame & Family †
6:45 p.m.—MSHS Graduation Ceremony—Church
7:00 p.m.—Croatian Rosary—MGPC Chapel
8:00 a.m.—
5:15 p.m.—
Saturday,
8:00 a.m.—
5:15 p.m.—
Sunday,
7:30 a.m.—
9:00 a.m.—
10:30 a.m.—
12:00 p.m.—
1:30 p.m.—
5:00 p.m.—
6:30 p.m.—
Vlado & Anka Pavlakovic by Nikola & Cvjetka †
John & Frank Mattera by Family †
May 30, 2015
Saturday,
May 30, 2015
9:00 a.m.—Families of Nazareth—MGPC Chapel
3:30 p.m.—Bereavement Support Group—MGPC Round Room
7:00 p.m.—Maritime Ministry Concert—Church
May 31, 2015 7:00 p.m.—Spanish Prayer Group—MSB 111, 215
Eduardo Lopez by Chadwick Family †
Sunday,
May 31, 2015
For All Parishioners of Mary Star
No events on this day.
Joaquin & Victoria Qrqiuan by Teresita O. Lim †
Thomas & Maria Yelovich by daughter, Antonette
For a detailed map of our campus go to our website
& son-in-law, Milutin †
www.marystar.org and click on “About Our Church” All Parish
Tina & Frano Mihoc by Veronika, Franka, &
Zdenko & Family
events must be approved by Maria C. Palacios, the Parish
Felix Srecko Duhovic by wife & children †
Secretary, before they appear in the bulletin. To add or change an
All Deceased Members of I.C.F. Branch 115 by
event please call Maria at (310) 833-3541 ext 201 or email her at
Italian Catholic Federation
office@marystar.org.
Leo Crochetiere by Fe De Ono †
George Pesce by daughter, Rosa Tuberosi &
Family †
†=deceased
8
AUD…...Auditorium
REC…….Rectory
K of C….(Old Weight Room)
MGPC….Msgr. Gallagher Parish Center
MSB……Msgr. Scott Building (old H.S.)
YM……..Youth Ministry Room (old Library)
May 24, 2015
Parish Office: (310) 833-3541
Fax: (310) 833-9254
office@marystar.org
Business Administrator: Josephine Frka Ext: 205
Parish Secretary: Maria C. Palacios Ext. 201
Bulletin Editor: Vanessa A. Romo Ext: 203
Bulletin Deadline: Saturday by 3 pm to bulletin@marystar.org
Adult Initiation
Sister Mary (310) 833-3541
Email: sistermary@marystar.org
Christian Care
Richard and Pat Hildebrandt
(310) 548-1645
853 W. 7th St., San Pedro
Maritime Ministry
Fr. Freddie Chua
Ext. 208
Mary Star of the Sea Elementary
717 S. Cabrillo Ave.
San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 831-0875
Website: www.marystarelementary.com
Principal: Noreen Maricich
Youth Ministry & Confirmation
George Vasquez Ext: 220
Email: youthministry@marystar.org
Bereavement Support Group
Paula Mazzarino
310-547-2103
Bible Study (evenings)
Deacon Garcia
310-831-9839
Bible Study (mornings)
Holly Oldenburg
310-547-3507
Gene Terrazas
310-548-0255
Croatian Catholic Family Guild
Mario Juravich
310-547-3870
Croatian Choir
Jospi Mardesic
310-548-0450
Daughters of Isabella
Tina Giles
310-519-7786
Divine Mercy Group
Madelyn Walker
Virginia Pagan
310-872-8129
Environment
Lu Barbieri
310-833-3541
Families of Nazareth
Holly Oldenburg
310-547-3507
May 24, 2015
Mary Star of the Sea High School
2500 N. Taper Ave
San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 547-1138
Website: www.marystarhigh.com
Principal: Rita Dever
Mary Star of the Sea High School Development Office
(310) 833-3861
Email: development@marystarhigh.com
Email: alumnirelations@marystarhigh.com
Music Ministry
Jelil Romano Ext: 224
Religious Education
Sr. Mary Glynn , Carmen Garske Ext: 222
Email: religioused@marystar.org
Sacristan & Altar Servers
Nick Vilicich Ext: 225
St. Vincent de Paul
Celia Bremer Ext: 223
Vocation Discernment
Website: www.LAVocations.org
Fr. Manuel L. Bravo (310) 833-3541
Email: FrManuelB@marystar.org
Fiesta Committee
Neal DiBernardo
310-833-3541 ext. 203
fiesta@marystar.org
Filipino Community
Danny Vinluan Eslava
424-210-4450
Guadalupanos
Maricela Delgado
424-263-1358
Grupo de Oracion
Amadeo Escobar
323-841-4497
Hispanic Group
Jorge Malca
424-224-0071
Hospitality/Mary & Martha
Josephine Frka
310-833-3541
Homebound Eucharistic Ministries
Sister Ena Maguire, SJC
310-834-5431
Italian Catholic Federation Branch #115
Neal DiLeva
310-833-9444
Jr. Altar Society
Michelle Downes
Vanessa Romo
310-833-3541
Knights of Columbus
Nick Vilicich
310-833-4537
KofC1740.org
Lectors—Ministry of the Word
Bob Costales
310-570-5743
Perpetual Adoration
Barbara West
310-548-1693
Prayer Group
Edna Gonzalez
310-548-5053
Respect Life
Katie Clark
310-514-1493
St. Anne Altar Society
Delight Hernandez
310-831-6214
St. Joseph Table
Josephine Accetta
310-519-0289
San Pietro Society
Grace Ciolino
310-548-8447
Club Trappetto
Sal Cracchiolo
310-548-1228
Velike Gospe Society
Dorothy Bonacich
310-521-8606
Virtus
Nick Vilicich
310-833-3541 ext. 225
9