CHURCH ADDRESS 1316 N. Acacia Ave, Fullerton, CA 92831-1202
CHURCH ADDRESS :1316 N. Acacia Ave,Fullerton, CA 92831-1202PARISH OFFICE :1318 N. Acacia Ave,Fullerton, CA 92831-1202Phone: 714-879-1965Fax: 714-526-6673Website:w ww.stjulianacatholiccommunity.orgEmail: info@stjulianachurch.orgPARISH OFFICE HOURS:Monday - Thursday,9:00am to 5:00pmFriday, 9:00am to 12:00 NoonSCHOOL1320 N. Acacia Ave.PHONE: 714-871-2829FAX:714-871-8465PASTORRev. Michael Pontarelli, O.S.M.PAROCHIAL VICARRev. Luke Stano, O.S.M.VISITING PRIESTSRev. John MoneypennyRev. Mark Aaron Riomales, AMDEACONBill Schlater - (Semi-Retired)PHONE: 714-992-1388DEACONGerhard P. StadelPHONE: 714-870-5714DEACONChuck DoidgePHONE: 714-879-1965VISION & MISSIONSTATEMENTSThe vision ofSt. Juliana FalconieriCatholic Communityis to live as a people of Godwith Christ at the center of ourlives through liturgy,faith formationand community.Our mission is to be awelcoming family dedicated toproclaiming the gospel,celebrating the Sacraments,educating, serving,and providing opportunityfor all to enrich their faith.MASS SCHEDULESunday:7:30, 9:00, 11:00am & 5:00pmSaturday: 8:00am & 5:00pm (Sunday Vigil Mass)Weekdays: 6:30am and 8:00amAdoration: First Tuesday of the MonthHoly Days of Obligation: 6:30am, 8:00am and 7:00pmST. PEREGRINE DEVOTION First Saturday of the Month after 8am MassRECONCILIATION / CONFESSIONS Saturday from 3:30pm to 4:30pmBAPTISM Celebrated the 2nd Sunday of the month at 1:00pm.Please phone the Parish Office, either before or shortly after the birth of the child,to schedule a baptism. Parents and Godparents must attend a Baptismal Catechesis.MARRIAGE Couples planning to be married should contact a Priest or a Deaconat least six months before scheduling a date for their wedding.
Page TwoTHE PARISH AS ONE BODY“If the whole body were an eye, where would the hearing be?If the whole body were hearing, where would the sense of smell be?But as it is, God placed the parts, each one of them, in the body as he intended The eye cannot say to the hand, ‘I do not need you,’nor again the head to the feet, ‘I do not need you.’Indeed, the parts of the body that seem to be weaker are all the more necessary .Now you are Christ’s body, and individually parts of it. “(1 Cor. 12:17-25)The Seven Essen al Elements of Parish Life constantly interrelate,each nurturing and suppor ng the other with the communal celebra on of Sunday Eucharist at the center.EVANGELIZATIONLEADERSHIPPastorRev. Michael Pontarelli, O.S.M.714-853-1190Parochial VicarRev. Luke Stano, O.S.M.714-879-1965DeaconDeaconDeaconBill Schlater - Semi-Re redGerhard StadelChuck Doidge714-992-1388714-870-5714714-879-1965Pastoral CouncilDavid Hoferer714-961-2845School PrincipalManuel Gonzales, Jr.714-871-2829Director of FaithForma onFacility ManagerMichael gMark Augus nSuzanne WulffSusan LazukaVicki DelaneyDeacon Gerhard Stadel714-870-5714Jan Youngjyoung@stjulianaschool.org714-879-1965Voca onsWelcoming &Belonging/OutreachDave Bigley714-873-5800Jenni Minardi714-996-0992WORD (Faith Forma on)Adult Educa Judy AllenMichael McHenryKerry & Maura 1193Sco Kambak714-870-5908RCIA Team714-879-1965Michael McHenry714-853-1193AdvancementRick Price714-871-4514StewardshipDavid Hoferer714-961-2845Parish Office714-879-1965Altar ServersBob CardinaliMichael Ritchey714-525-8958Liturgical EnvironmentAltar CareCelia Gerish & Alisa HurstMariana Meurer714-871-5801714-870-7524BSA Religious EmblemsCursilloEucharis c MinistersDeacon Gerhard Stadel714-870-5714Lector TrainingVern Meurer714-870-7524Todd Helm714-528-4690LITURGYMusic Directortoddwhelm@gmail.comOrganist & CantorsSunday 11am MassYouthBand (Sun., 5pm)Claudia KelloggJoan WismerPhi outhband.sjfaith.orgSpecial Needs MinistryAndrea West714-920-4214UsherKirk Heide714-553-0762SERVICE714-853-1193Bap smChildren’s LiturgyConfirma on/HSYMMiddleSchoolYouthMinistryGrades 6-7-8RCIA (Rite of Chris anIni a on of Adults)School of ReligiousEduca on Grades 1-8St. Juliana SchoolSchool Parent ClubSunday School 9 a.m.STEWARDSHIPMichael McHenrymike.mchenry@stjulianachurch.orgmark.augus n@stjulianachurch.orgBusiness ManagerParish SecretarySafe EnvironmentCatholics Come HomeCommunica onsConstant ContactWebsiteBereavementLinda Kelley714-871-8661Knights of ColumbusLane Paulsen714-658-6063Respect Life714-870-4214Spiritual Partners InCareBarbara LegasBarbara Die erleSt. Vincent DePaulPaul anachurch.orgManuel Gonzales, Jr. PrincipalChuck PesciJulianna -4901COMMUNITYTomas FranceschiCarri 714-680-5439Exercise ClassFall Fes valBernade e GilweeJohn & Maureen Kohaut714-713-5295Mary’s JourneyNina Viscon714-624-4799Nina.Viscon 11@gmail.comMen’s RetreatWomen’s RetreatNAIM Support Group(Widows / Widowers)Newman Club (Chaplain)(College Students)George SantoroCatherine HaydonMary JoyceMary Gin ChailleFr. Mark Aaron Riomalos(President)csufcatholicnewman@gmail.comIan VergaraPrayer ChainAmber Order of Secular Servantsof Mary (O.S.S.M.)Small Chris an Communi esY.L.I. Catholic WomenPat Riehl, OSSM - (Prioress)714-992-4036rrriehl@sbcglobal.netBarbara Die erleDebbie Shimaoka714-525-2208714-441-0446
Page ThreeFebruary 22, 2015A M ESSAGEFROMF R . M I K E P O N TA R E L L I , O . S . M .Some weeks ago this writing was about the Mass. I am returning to that theme today. I left off just atthe beginning of the Eucharistic Prayer. This Great Prayer of the Mass begins with a dialogue whichis quite familiar; it is recited or sung almost without second thought – or even first! We can do it inour sleep.The Lord be with you Lift up your hearts Let us give thanks to the Lord our God This prayer includes and involves each of us. You, as a community, have a part in the dialogue. Welift up our hearts, it is right for us to give thanks and praise. Why not do it with voices that soundlifted up and filled with praise and thanks-giving? Whether in song or recitation, this is an act ofpraising God.Together we say or sing the Sanctus, “Holy, Holy” – the Memorial Acclamation after the account of the Last supper –together we affirm our prayer as we conclude it with the Great Amen. These responses belong to all of us. Together weare united in our prayer to God our Father.Listen to the words of the Eucharistic Prayer; make them your own prayer by responding to the prayer by truly liftingup your hearts and minds. Respond to the prayer by doing what it asks; give God thanks and praise. Give God thanksand praise by doing what these prayers ask of you; remember what God has done, celebrate what He continues to do,believe that you can be the presence of God to a community that might not know Him if it weren’t for you.During this great season of Lent, I encourage you to look into the signs of the times by the light of faith and constantlydevote yourselves to the service of the Gospel. Be attentive to the needs of all. Share their grief and pain, their joy andhope, bring the people you meet the good news of salvation.Be thankful for the many graces and blessings you have received. Take a few moments each day to reflect on thoseblessings. Give God thanks, become God’s thanks-giving to other people. You will be changed so will those whomyou encounter.This Sunday, Feb. 22nd after the 9am morning Mass in the Parish Center we continue our50th Anniversary Year of celebration with a special birthdaycelebration! Everyone is invited to come to the Parish Center.Fr. Mike’s 60th birthday is Monday, February 23rd andFr. Luke’s 79th birthday is Friday, February 27th.We continue our year of remembering, celebrating and believing!50 WEEKSOFP R AY E RDURING OUR5 0 T H A N N I V E R S A RY Y E A RKnow you are being prayed for this week, the 7th week of our 50 Weeks of Prayer!Mr. & Mrs. Valerio CamolaMr. & Mrs. Joe CampanellaMs. Sue CampbellMr. & Mrs. David CanalesMr. & Mrs. Daniel CanasMr. & Mrs. Ronald CanentMr. & Mrs. Carlo CanlasMr. & Mrs. David CannonMr. & Mrs. Rod CantrellMr & Mrs. Paul CaoMr. Alberto Cardenas &Ms. Michele LarsonMr. & Mrs. Robert T. CardinaliMr. & Mrs. Don CardwellMr. & Mrs. Jim CarewMr. & Mrs. Terence CareyMr. & Mrs. Ferdinand CarlosMr. & Mrs. Kenneth CarlsonMr. & Mrs. Tim CarmanMs. Dorothy P. CarrDr. & Mrs. Martin CarrMr. Paul Carranza &Ms. Maria SandovalMr. & Mrs. John CarrollMr. & Mrs. Jason CarsonMrs. Patricia CarterMr. & Mrs. Tim CarterMr. & Mrs. William CaseMs. Heaven CaseyMr. Michael Casper &Ms. Connie TaingMr. & Mrs. Kris CassMrs. Sera CassaraMr. and Mrs. Ronald Cassell
Page FourPARISH CALENDARSun., Feb. 22FIRST SUNDAY OF LENTCoffee & Donuts (Kof C Hosts)Men’s Retreat EndsSunday School8amSpecial Needs (SHF)2:30pmYouth Band (St.A)6:15pmHSYM 2nd Year (PC)Mon., Feb. 23Happy Birthday Fr. Mike !6:15pmZumba Class (PC)7:30pmRCIA (St.J & Church)Tues., Feb. 247pmRosary & Benediction7pm“B” Sports Award Night (PC)7:30pmSCC (St.J)Wed., Feb. 258:30amStretchersize Class (SHF)6pmFaith Night - Reconciliation6pmSCC for SRE Parents (St.J)7pmLent Penance Service (Church)7pmSecular Servite Mtg (St.A)Thurs., Feb. 26 6pmNewman Club (SHF)6:30pmAdult Confirmation Class (Office)6pmBoard Mtg (Parent Club) (TL)7pmSt. Vincent dePaul (St.J)7:30pmYouth Band (Church)7:30pmChoir (St.A)Fri., Feb. 27Happy Birthday Fr. Luke !2pmSchool Stations of the Cross (Church)3pmStations of the Cross / DM5pmFish Fry (PC)6:15pmZumba Class (SHF)7pmStations of the Cross (Church)Sat., Feb. 287:30amMen’s Basketball (PC)5pmGOTB Benefit & DinnerSun., Mar. 1SECOND SUNDAY OF LENTCoffee & Donuts (SCC Hosts)Sunday SchoolKof C Blood Drive8amSpecial Needs (SHF)2:30pmYouth Band (St.A)6:15pmHSYM 2nd Year (PC)LENT RECONCILIATIONOur Lenten Parish Reconciliation isWednesday, February 25th at 7:00pm in the Church.STATIONS OF THE CROSSPlease join us on Fridays for Stations of the Cross:3pm in the Church- (combined with Divine Mercy)7pm in the Church- (join us after Fish Fry)ALTAR CARE F EBRUARY 27, 2015Rosa HeideIrene KohlenbergerMary Alice McKennaPeggy SmithMASS SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEKMon. Feb. 236:30am8:00amMary Ann CastongiaJosefa Razal †Tue., Feb. 246:30am8:00amAndrew Paramo †Fr. Pat Donovan, O.S.M. †Wed., Feb. 256:30pm8:00amMargo Turner †Dave & Fran BrockThur., Feb. 266:30am8:00amFeliz Constantino-Antonio †Gordon Bakken †Fri., Feb. 276:30am8:00amBenjamin B. Javier †Craig Joseph Taylor †Sat., Feb. 288:00am5:00pmMarilyn Huber †Catherine TaylorSun., Feb. 297:30am9:00am11:00am5:00pmParishioners of St. JulianaJonalyn Flores †Lucy Park & Andrew Ho †Natalie VaccherPRAYER REQUESTSPLEASE PRAY FOR ALL WHO ARE ILL AND IN NEED OFOUR LOVING SUPPORT IN THIS COMMUNITY especially Nick Rath (son of Greg and Stacy), Jim Kelly, Vernon Strickland, Julie Mueller-Strickland and all the names listed in ourBook of Healing.PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL THOSE WHO HAVE DIED,especially John Donovan (brother of Fr. Pat Donovan,O.S.M.), Dolly Keene (mother of Lois Formes) and all thenames listed in our Book of Remembrance. May their soulsand all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace. AmenSECOND COLLECTIONSFeb 21/ 22 - Church in Latin AmericaToday, we will take up the combined Collection for the Churchin Latin America/Eastern Europe. Your gift to the collection willfund catechesis, youth ministryprograms, and seminarian education in Latin America, theCaribbean and Eastern Europe.Funds will be used for catechetical training. One participant in catechetical training,Andrea, said that the experience was informative and enriching—the catechists wereable to meet each other andshare their diverse experiences.The support you give todaywill fund formation programsand pro-vide opportunities for years to come. Please support theChurch in Latin America, the Caribbean and Eastern Europe andbe generous in today’s Collection.
Page FiveMINISTRY NEWSKNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS - NEWSMEN’S RETREATFeb 20-22 Men’s Silent Retreat, Sierra MadreFeb 22 11:30 a.m 3rd Degree, Pope Pius VFeb 23 4-8 p.m.Armory - support homelessFeb 24 7:00 p.m. Rosary/BenedictionMar 1 7:30am-1pm Blood Drive (see information below)Mar 3 9am-9 pm Day of Adoration7–7:45pm Rosary7:45pmOfficers & Directors Mtg.9:00pmKC Fellowship Room 1-2Mar 9 4-8 p.m.Armory support homelessMar 10 7:00 p.m.Rosary- Benediction @ 9:00 p.m.7:45 p.m.4th Degree GBM (Room 1-2)Mar 16 4-8 p.m.Armory - support homelessFebruary 20 - 22, 2015 Pray for our men on retreat!May God nourish and bless the men of our parish who answered God’s call and were able to get away for this silent retreat weekend.PLEASE PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ST. JULIANABLOOD DRIVE – NEXT SUNDAY, MARCH 1ST:Next Sunday, March 1st, St. Juliana will be holding its SemiAnnual Blood Drive in collaboration with our Knights of Columbus. Donations will be accepted from 7:30am to 1:00pm infront of the Parish Center. Please support this important community need by signing up for an appointment on the schedulingboard in the Church vestibule, or on the internet. If you wish tomake an appointment via the internet, please go lt.aspx?id stjuliana and follow the instructions.Did you know? The most common blood type is O positive.39% of people have this blood type. 34% are A Positive; 8.5%are B positive; 7% are A negative; 6% are O negative; 3.5% areAB positive; 1.5% are B negative; and .5% are AB negative. Doyou know what blood type you have? Many in our communityare depending on our generosity, please be a part of the St. Juliana Blood Drive.Please keep allthose who areon retreat inthought andprayer.Men’s Retreat CenterGET ON THE BUS - 2015D INNER AND BENEFIT C ONCERTPlease join us for a fundraiser to helpsupport GET ON THE BUSuniting children with their mothersand fathers in prison.Buffet Dinner,Silent Auction & Concert 50 per personJust 1 weekaway!Saturday, February 28th 5pmSt. Juliana Parish CenterCan’t make dinner?Please make checks payable to:Donations aremost welcomed!St. Juliana ChurchSt. Juliana Parish OfficeAttn: Jo-Anne Matsuba1316 N. Acacia Ave. Fullerton, CA 92831For more info contact Jo-Anne 714 447-4519ST. VINCENT de PAUL — 40 CANS OF LENT CAMPAIGN BEGINSSt. Vincent de Paul has launched this year’s Lenten Campaign – “40 Cans of Lent.” Won’t you help by bringing canned or boxedfood with you when you attend Mass? Food donation bins are in the back of the church. A strong inventory of food staples is vitalto our work with the less fortunate in our parish and the East Fullerton neighborhood.Economic conditions have resulted in an increased client base of 160 families. Some clients are unemployed; however the majorityare the “working poor” who find it difficult to make ends meet.The 40 Cans of Lent Campaign helps St. Vincent to prepare for the Easter Basket Program but also supports weekly Pantry operations. Thank you for your generosity during the Lenten Season and always. The following are needed items: Tuna CerealSt. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry Canned Fruit Canned tomato sauce Canned pinto beans Canned whole kernel corn) Macaroni & Cheese PastaThe Pantry, open each Thursday (except holidays), 9:00 – 11:00 a.m., is an exciting place to visit.Stop by on a Thursday to see our ministry in action. Who knows? You may decide to join us!
FAITH FORMATIONTHIS WEEK AT FAITH NIGHTPage Six“CATHOLIC OVERVIEW”(Children’s Faith Formation - Grades 1-5)A new direction forAdult Confirmation Classes!These sessions have beentransformed intoFebruary 25thEveryone goes to class at 6:00pm. Grades 2-5 go to PenanceService after class (see info below).MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRYGrades 6th, 7th and 8thFebruary 25thPenance?Reconcilia on?Confession?Different words, different meanings or all just thesame? Let’s sort it all out!Have your families join you in the church at6:45pm for the conclusion and prayer!HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRYHSYM DATES TO REMEMBER:“CATHOLIC OVERVIEW”CATHOLICOVERVIEWCatholic Overview is open to allparishioners, regardless of yoursacramental status!Our primary goal is to bring thelife and joy of the Catholic Churchto all.If you have ever wanted to know more, see moreand discover more about the Church,you are encouraged to join us!Adults over 18 who would like to receive theSacrament of Confirmation must complete thisclass to be confirmed onPentecost Sunday.The sessions run on Thursday nights beginningthis Thursday, February 26th 6:30pmin the Parish Center.A full calendar of topics will be presented on February 26th.February 22nd—2nd Year - On a Mission6:15pm—8:00pmRetreat Prep for LeadersMarch 8th—2nd Year6:15pm—8:00pmRetreat Prep for LeadersParents of FAITHWednesday Nights 6:00pm - 7:15pmSmall Christian CommunitySt. Juliana Room - upstairs in the Parish CenterIf you are a parent of a child in our SRE program or our MiddleSchool Youth Ministry, this is especially for you! Stop by andgive it a try for a week. You will be glad you did.CHILDREN’S LITURGYWe always have need for adults(over 18) to lead our children andassistants (6 grade and older) tomake this ministry strong so we canmake our Catholic faith real and relevant to our children’s experience of the world. This ministry is nottime consuming and there is very little preparation involved.If you want to know more, call Mike McHenry at 714-853-1193or email mike.mchenry@stjulianachurch.org.CATHOLICISM 101LENTEN FASTING - More insightsFasting may be a priority in your Lentenspring cleaning regimen. Almost every religious tradition recognizes that fasting is akey to heightened spiritual awareness. Youknow this from your own experience. Whenyou are engaged in a hobby, painting a room,keeping vigil near a delivery room, or standing watch at a sickbed, you may simply forget to eat. What youare doing so fills you that the intensity of the action is itselfnourishing. In fasting from food, or drink, or habitual behaviors,you make room for what is truly important.Even though Lenten Sundays stand apart from the Lenten fast,you will notice traces of fasting in our liturgy. We fast fromsinging the Gloria and Alleluia, we fast from flowers bedeckingthe altar. This hints that fasting is a prelude to feasting, and thevigor of our Easter alleluias is a rich fare after a long silence. Inthe same way, even a small fast—no cream in the coffee, nopepper in the soup, no radio in the car—can not only point todeeper hungers, but helpus rejoice more fully inthe feast when we breakour fast together.—Rev. James Field, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co.
Page SevenRESPECT LIFE NEWSVOCATION THOUGHTS40 DAYS FOR LIFE - Feb. 18 - 29 - St. Juliana's committedVigil Day is Saturday, March 7 - from 7:00am - 3:00pm.This is the time of fulfillment. The reign of God is at hand. Let usreform our lives and believe in the Good News. (Mark 1:12-15).This Lent Orange County will be unitingREADINGS FOR THE WEEKwith more than 200 cities across Americafor the largest coordinated pro-life prayer Monday:Lv 19:1-2, 11-18; Ps 19:8-10, 15;vigils at Planned Parenthood facilitiesMt 25:31-46Tuesday:Is 55:10-11; Ps 34:4-7, 16-19; Mt 6:7-15that perform abortions.Wednesday:You can participate in two ways. PRAYER AND FASTING: PRAY EVERY DAY AND FAST FROM SOMETHINGONE DAY A WEEK. PEACEFUL VIGILS: There will becontinuous peaceful prayer vigils daily outside of the PlannedParenthood facility located at 700 S. Tustin Ave in Orange. On March 7 we will need 3-4 people at this site prayingthe Rosary each hour. The Respect Life Group and the Knightsof Columbus are coordinating this event. Many of our parishioners who have been faithfully doing this for years are now beyondthe capability of participating.Please prayerfully considervolunteering for one hour. Wewill have a table in the vestibulestarting on Ash Wednesday withinformation, photos from pastyears and a sign-up sheet. O
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Canas Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Canent Mr. & Mrs. Carlo Canlas . Dolly Keene (mother of Lois Formes) and all the names listed in our Book of Remembrance. May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace. Amen Page Four Feb 21/ 22 - Church in Latin America .
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