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REV. TOM ORLANDO
Administrator
REV. MR. ERIC HOUGLAND
Deacon
REV. MR. LANE MENEZES
Deacon
RENEEYEGOR
Secretary/Receptionist
ryegor@allsaint csus.org
MARIE LORENZI
Bookkeeper
mJorenzi@allsaintsc us.org
LESLI CASTANEDA
Youth Minister
lcastaneda@all aintscsus.org
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Social Media Coord./Admin. Asst.
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Sunday, 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Monday, 6:00 - 7:00 p.rn. with Adoration
Please contact the office. (For marriage, please
contact the priest a minimum of 6 months in advance.)
Wednesday, 4:00 - 8:00 p.rn.
INITIATIO.
Sunday, 10:00 a.m.
Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Tel. (209) 669-0473
Catholic Students' Association California State University Stanislaus
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Meets every Sunday at 7:00 p.m. while school is in session.
Wednesday Mass on campus: I :00 p.m.
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14th Sunday in Ordinary Time July 5, 2020
Catholic Bishops’ Pro-Life Chairman Says Supreme Court
Decision Continues Cruel Precedent of Prioritizing Abortion Business Interests Over Women’s Health and
Safety June 29, 2020 WASHINGTON– Today, the Supreme Court of the United States announced its decision in an abortion case out of Louisiana, June Medical Services v. Russo. The Court ruled 5 to 4 to strike down the Louisiana law that requires abortion doctors to have hospital admitting privileges. Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann of Kansas City in Kansas and chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB)
Committee for Pro-Life Activities issued the following statement: “Abortion violently ends the life of a child, and often severely harms women. Abortion becomes even more destructive when basic health and safety standards are ignored, and profit margins are prioritized over women’s lives. As Catholics, we
condemn abortion as a grave injustice that denies the fundamental human right to life. Yet even as we seek to end the brutality of legalized abortion, we still believe that the women who seek it should not be further harmed and abused by a callous, profit-driven industry. “The Court’s failure to recognize the legitimacy of laws prioritizing women’s health and safety over abortion business
interests continues a cruel precedent. As we grieve this decision and the pregnant women who will be harmed by it, we continue to pray and fight for justice for mothers and children. “We will not rest until the day when the Supreme Court
corrects the grave injustice of Roe and Casey and recognizes the Constitutional right to life for unborn human beings. And we continue to ask all people of faith to pray for women seeking abortion, often under enormous pressure, that they will find alternatives that truly value them and the lives of their children.” The USCCB filed an amicus curae brief in the case along with the Louisiana Conference of Catholic Bishops and the National Association of Evangelicals urging the Court to uphold the law. The brief can be viewed here: http://www.usccb.org/about/general-counsel/amicus-briefs/upload/18-1323-USCCB-amicus-June-Med-v-Gee-12-30-2019.pdf
MASS INTENTIONS
8:00AM Monday, July 6 Clarence Scesa† 8:00AM Tuesday, July 7 Reginaldo Pante† & Ellen Cielo† 8:00AM Wednesday, July 8 Lucian & Mary Musso† 4:30PM Friday, July 10 Catalina & Filologo Pante† 5:00PM Saturday, July 11 Al Martin† 9:00AM Sunday, July 12 Carlos & Maria Estacio† 6:00PM Sunday, July 12 All Saints Community This Week’s Program Schedule
Monday, July 6 8:00AM Mass Church 6:00PM Adoration/Reconciliation Church
Tuesday, July 7 8:00AM Mass Church
Wednesday, July 8 8:00AM Mass Church
Thursday, July 9
Friday, July 10 4:30PM Mass Church
Saturday, July 11 3:30PM Reconciliation Church 5:00PM Mass Church
(Sign-ups only)
Sunday, July 12 9:00AM Mass Church & Livestream
(Sign-ups only)
6:00PM Mass Church (Sign-ups only)
SACRIFICIAL GIVING
Give back to the Lord a sacrifice, a share of what the Lord has so generously given to you.
June 22-June 28 Envelopes and On-Line Giving:
Regular Offertory: $ 8,155.00 Building Fund: $ 611.00 Community Assistance: $ 415.00 Diocesan 2nd Collection: $ 431.20 (Peter’s Pence/Cath. Comm.) Ascension: $ 50.00
Total: $ 9,662.20
God bless you for your generosity.
Office of Bishop Myron J. Cotta, D.D.
BISHOP’S REFLECTION
July 2020 “God Bless America, the Beautiful”
MyDearPeopleofGod,AswecontinuetomoveforwardinourSundaycelebrationofMass,IwanttothankthepriestsandtheirparishteamsforcoordinatingthenecessarysafetyprecautionsinordertohaveMass.Also,Iwanttothankyou,theparishioners,foryourpatienceandcooperation,aswemoveforwardinthemidstofthepresenceofthispandemic.Aswewelcomethesummermonthsand,hopefully,enjoysomesortofvacation,wefindourselvesfacetofacewiththesinofracism.Onceagain,ithasraiseditsuglyheadandchallengesustoaddresstheimpactithashad,andcontinuestohave,especially,upontheAfricanAmericancommunity.WiththetragicandshockingdeathofGeorgeFloyd,atthehandsoflawenforcement,protestsanddemonstrationshavetakenplaceacrossthenation.Somehavebeenpeaceful,andothershavebeeninfiltratedandhijackedbylawlessnessandviolence.Manyresultinginmanifestationsofout-of-controlanger,disorder,vandalismanddesecration.Allthishasledtodestruction,physicalinjuryanddeath.Thereisastrongindicationthatthisisnotjustsomeshort-livedexperienceofcivilunrestandculturalupheaval.Thereisanurgentneedtoreadthesignsofthetimes.Onecanseethereisabattleragingbetweenlightanddarkness,orderanddisorder,aspiritualdisorientation.OursocietyandcultureisinneedofJesusandhisGospel.Wearecalledtoliveourlivesaccordingtohisteaching:“Dountoothersasyouwouldhavethemdountoyou.”Oursocietyisinneedofhopeandhealing.Itisinneedofourwitness!Thisyear,aswecelebratethe4thofJuly,letitbeadayofprayerfulreflection.Alothashappenedinjustafewmonths.Thereisaneedforprayerandaction,nowmorethanever.Itisatimeforustoeducateourselves,ouryouthandchildrenaboutthesinofracism.IencourageyoutovisittheUnitedStatesCatholicConferenceofBishopswebsite(usccb.org)forresourcesthatcanassistininformingandeducatingourfamilies,parishesandschoolcommunitiesinregardtoracism.Nowisthetimeforustolistentoeachotherandtodialogue.ThisiskeyinunderstandingthelivedexperienceofourBlackbrothersandsistersinregardtoracism.Itistimeforustoshareeachother’sconcerns,fearsandhopesforthecommongood.Whenweagreetocometogetherasbrothersandsisters,then,thedoorofhealingcanbeopenedtous.AsweprayandaskforGod’sintervention,wemustnotforgettodoourpart.Weneedtobend,notoneknee,butbothkneesinrepentanceforoursinsagainstlife;againsttherespectanddignityoflife.“Lifeisnotdisposable,itisnottobediscarded,”saidPopeFrancis,inregardtothementalityofourthrowawaysociety.Itisamentalitythateffectslives,beit:Blacklives,orotherethniclives,orlivesofthosefacingalltypesofdiscrimination,prejudice,injustice,deprivationofhumandignityandrespect,includinglifeinthewomb!
Office of Bishop Myron J. Cotta, D.D. Letusprayformercy,andconversionofheart,inthesetroubledtimes.Letuscontinuetobelieve,adore,hopeandloveourGodaboveallthingsandtoloveourneighborasourselves.Together,letusupholdthesocialteachingsoftheChurch,soastoworktowardalleviatingthesinofracisminourdayandage.Letus,inreparation,askGod’smercyforthosewhodonotbelieve,donotadore,donothopeanddonotloveHim.AstheBlessedVirginMarymentionedtotheFátimaseer,Lúcia:“Itisnecessarythatthey(we)amendtheir(our)livesandaskpardonfortheir(our)sins.”OurLady’slastwordstoLúciain1917echotruetousin2020,“LetthemoffendOurLordGodnomore,forHeisalreadymuchoffended.”Brothersandsisters,letusstrivetofollowtheleadofJesusandbeformedbythegiftsandfruitsoftheHolySpirit.AswecelebrateIndependenceDay,letus,throughoutthemonthofJuly,givethankstoGodforthegiftoffreedomandreligiousliberty.Letusprayforhealingduringthistimeofdivisionwithinournation.This4thofJuly,letusponderthewordsfoundinourpatriotichymn,America,theBeautiful:“America,America,Godmendthyeveryflaw,confirmthysoulinself-control,thylibertyinlaw.”“America,America,Godshedhisgraceonthee,andcrownthygoodwithbrotherhoodfromseatoshiningsea.”FatherofMercy,healournation.OurLady,PatronessoftheUnitedStatesofAmerica,prayforus.GodblessAmerica!InthePeaceofChrist,BishopCotta
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!
Have a very happy and safe July 4th weekend as you celebrate our Independence Day. God bless and keep you all!
SANCTUARY LAMP: The Sanctuary Lamp burns continuously to remind us that Jesus is present in the Tabernacle. It is a mark of honor to remind the faithful of the presence of Christ, and is a profession of our love and affection. If you wish to have the Sanctuary Lamp burning in memory of a loved one, to honor a special occasion, or a special intention make arrangements with the office.
The Commemoration for the week of July 5: **Robert & Kay Corwin†**
PRAY FOR VOCATIONS “You are in the spirit, since the Spirit of God dwells in you.” Is the Holy Spirit leading you or someone you know to serve Christ and His Church as a priest or in the consecrated life? If you are discerning your vocation, contact Fr. Tom at [email protected] to inquire about vocations or the vocation ministry.
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ALL SAINTS SCHEDULE: Daily Masses will resume on July 6. In addition, there will be Adoration/Confession on July 6. Please check the daily schedule on the 1st page of the bulletin. Masses for the weekend of July 11-12 will start with sign ups on Wednesday, July 8. Please, if you have been fortunate enough to be here the past 2 weekends, wait to register until Thursday, so we can allow others to attend who have been unable to secure a seat. Remember that the dispensation is still in effect if you are not comfortable or able to attend live Mass. We will continue to livestream the 9am Mass.
THIS WEEKEND’S 2nd COLLECTION will be for our Building Fund. Thank you and God bless you for your generosity.
FORMED: All Saints has purchased a subscription for the website Formed. You will now be able to access thousands of Catholic movies, programs, audio, and books instantly. We will be having a discussion group on the video series “The Wild Goose”. This video
series and study guide are all free and available on Formed. Please call the office if you wish to join the study group.
This week’s helpers include … Altar Linens ~ Martha Maciel
Thank you and God bless you for your unselfish service.
4th of July Prayer
God our Father, giver of life, we entrust the United States of America to your loving care.
You are the rock on which this nation was founded. You alone are the true source of our cherished rights to life, liberty, and
the pursuit of happiness.
Reclaim this land for your glory and dwell among your people. Send your Spirit to touch the hearts of our nation’s
leaders. Open their minds to the great worth of human life and the responsibilities that accompany human freedom.
Remind your people that true happiness is rooted in seeking
and doing your will. Amen.
SPECIAL PRAYERS Please pray for our sick community members and friends:
Hilda Mattos Karon Johnson Anne Orlando Maria Ortega Lisa Belen Jerry Jumper Judy Date Mark Machado Erma Ornelas Katy Yegor Melissa… Lydia Beaupre Toni Mora Jackie Ferreira Alberto Mulgado Victor Rodriguez Susie Sarhad Randal Gerard Vivian Nguyen Jim Mann Karen Coffee Arline Carnemolla Raymond Ferreira
Your special prayers for these and others suffering from illness are gratefully appreciated. Thank you and God bless you!
Notify the office if you have anyone you would like to place on our list of persons in need of prayer due to illness. So that space will always be available for your loved ones, names will be kept on our list for three months. (However, your prayer requests can be renewed.) .
RCIA Any adult wishing to embrace the Catholic faith or any Catholic wishing to be confirmed should contact Jean Alt by calling the church office at 669-0473.
CORONAVIRUS INFORMATION: Find the latest information, diocesan directive and resources on the Diocese of Stockton Coronavirus (COVID-19) Prevention webpage at stocktondiocese.org.
FLOCKNOTE: Stay in touch with All Saints and sign up for Flocknote! To join, text ‘ASUP’ to 84576. We look forward to
connecting with you!
“Brothers and sisters, let us strive to follow the lead of Jesus and be formed by the gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit. As we celebrate Independence Day, let us, throughout the month of July, give thanks to God for the gift of freedom and religious liberty. Let us pray for healing during this time of division within our nation.” ~Bishop Myron Cotta
SAINT OF THE MONTH St. Thomas, Apostle of Christ
Also known as “Doubting Thomas” as he questioned if Jesus truly
rose from the dead but would later be convinced when he comes face-to-face with the Lord once again and examines His wounds by placing his fingers into the nail marks of his hands and side. “Unless
I see the mark of the nails in His hands and put my finger into the nail marks, and put my hand into His side, I will not believe.” Luke
20:25.
Patron Saint of the Blind (spiritual blindness), Craftsmen (e.g. architects, carpenters), and Theologians.
Little is known of the Saint and his life before and after he became a follower of Christ but what has been documented is his missionary activity in India where his works are still heavily recognized and where he built several Catholic churches.
Martyr of the church – he was stabbed with a spear in India during time of prayer on Mount Chennai in 72 AD.
