MASS SCHEDULE MONDAY through FRIDAY— 7:30 am Mass

SATURDAY

4:00 pm & 1st Saturday Mass 7:30am

SUNDAY 7:30, 9:00 & 11:00 am, 1:00 pm (Spanish); 5:00 pm (Life Teen)

(Filipino Choir - Fourth Sunday of Each Month, 9:00 am) EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT - Chapel

Every Friday there is 24-Hour Adoration - 8:00 am ending with Benediction at 7:45 am Saturday –Every Wednesday from 8am to 8pm

CONFESSIONS: Saturday 8:15am & Thursday 7pm

HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION: As Announced in the Bulletin

PARISH MISSION STATEMENT We the people of St. Peter & St. Paul Parish, as members of the Roman Catholic Church, are a sacramental, worshipping community on a journey towards the fulfillment of Christ’s Kingdom. We strive to provide a spiritual haven for all people without distinction. We are equally committed to the challenge of the Gospel message. We accept its call to ongoing conversion, the use of our gifts for the benefit of the community, and loving service to one another.

THE COMMUNITY OF ST. PETER & ST. PAUL PARISH

9135 BANYAN STREET, ALTA LOMA, CA 91737—909-987-9312-FAX 909-980-9404 or www.facebook.com/spspaltaloma.com Faith Formation for Children (Grades 1-5) Baptism (909) 980-9423 School (Preschool - Grade 5) (909) 987-7908

www.stpeterstpaul.com

VERY REV. ROMEO SELECCION, MS—PASTOR

REV. CYRIACUS OGU—PAROCHIAL VICAR/PASTORAL DELEGATE REV. TONG NGUYEN, PAROCHIAL VICAR

DEACON DONNIE GEAGA DEACON JOHN BARNA

It will be

a Holy Year

of Mercy.

Pope Francis

A Extraordinary

Jubilee of

Mercy

“Let us pray for the Re-pose of their Souls and give thanks for their love

that has touched our hearts forever”

Mass Schedule & Intentions

Sunday, February 21 9:00 am 10:00 am Children’s Liturgy - English - (Library) 11:00 am 12:00 pm Children’s Liturgy - English - (Library) 11:00 am 1:00 pm Filipino Choir Practice - (Music Room) 11:00 am 12:00 pm Sunday School - (Hall) 1:00pm 2:00 pm Children’s Liturgy - Spanish - (Library) 3:00 pm 5:00 pm Confirmation I - (JPII, 2nd Fl) Monday, February 22 10:00 am 12:00 pm Prayer Shawl Ministry - (JPII, 2nd Fl) 3:00 pm 4:00 pm Children’s Choir - (Church) 3:45 pm 5:00 pm CFF - Children’s Faith Formation - (JPII, 1st Fl) 5:30 pm 6:45 pm CFF - Children’s Faith Formation - (JPII, 1st Fl) 6:00 pm 9:00 pm Boy Scouts - (Hall) 7:00 pm 8:30 pm Adult Bible Study - (JPII, 1st Fl) 7:00 pm 7:30 pm Family Rosary - (Church) 7:30 pm 9:00 pm Music Rehearsal for RE Congress - (Church) Tuesday, February 23 3:45 pm 5:00 pm CFF - Children’s Faith Formation - (JPII, 1st Fl) 4:00 pm 6:00 pm Women’s Cancer Support Group - (JPII, 2nd Fl) 5:30 pm 6:45 pm CFF - Children’s Faith Formation - (JPII, 1st Fl) 7:00 pm 9:00 pm D.W.S.Support Grp—Divorce, Widowed, Separated - (JPII, 2nd Fl) 7:00 pm 8:30 pm Life in the Spirit - (Adoration Chapel) 7:00 pm 9:00 pm Talleres de Oracion y Vida - (Hall & Library) 7:30 pm 9:30 pm RCIA Session - (Hall/Library) Wednesday, February 24 8:00 am 8:00 pm Eucharistic Adoration - (Adoration Chapel) 9:00 am 11:00 am Adult Faith Formation - M. Andel - (JPII, 2nd Fl) 3:45 pm 5:00 pm CFF - Children’s Faith Formation - (JPII, 1st Fl) 4:30 pm 7:30 pm Society of St. Vincent de Paul Meager Meal - (Hall) (Parish Event) 5:30 pm 7:00 pm RCIA for Children - (JPII, 2nd Fl) 5:30 pm 6:45 pm CFF - Children’s Faith Formation - (JPII, 1st Fl) 7:00 pm 9:00 pm Adult Faith Formation - M. Andel - (JPII, 2nd Fl) 7:00 pm 9:00 pm Life and Prayer - (JPII, 2nd Fl) 7:15 pm 9:00 pm ACTS Core Mtg. - (JPII, 1st Fl) Thursday, February 25 9:00 am 10:30 am Adult Bible Study - M. Andel - (Library) 9:00 am 10:30 am CFF Parent Meeting - (JPII, 2nd Fl) 7:00 pm 9:00 pm Adult Confirmation - (JPII, 2nd Fl) 7:00 pm 9:00 pm Living the Eucharist - (JPII, 1st Fl) 7:00 pm 9:00 pm Confessions - (Church) 7:00 pm 9:00 pm Hearts on Fire - (JPII, 2nd Fl) 7:30 pm 9:00 pm Estudio Biblico - (Hall) Friday, February 26 8:00 am 7:45 am Eucharistic Adoration - 24 hour (Church) 10:00 am 12:00 pm Holy Spirit Bible Study - (JPII, 2nd Fl) 3:00 pm 12:00 pm Overnight Famine - LIFETEEN/Confirmation-(JPII, 2nd Fl) 5:00 pm 7:30 pm Fish Fry - (Hall) Saturday, February 27 1:00 am 3:30 pm Overnight Famine - LIFETEEN/Confirmation-(JPII, 2nd Fl) 8:00 am 10:00 am Confessions - (Church) 2:00 pm 4:00 pm Filipino Choir Practice - (Music Room)

Second Sunday of Lent February 21, 2016

Saturday, February 20 4:00 PM Jerry Nunez - Happy Birthday †Peggy Lavin †Rosalie Avoletta Sunday, February 21 7:30 AM Deborah Waters - Happy Birthday †Rhinold (Pat) Sauer 9:00 AM †Julia Ramirez Tagorda †Patricia Rostain Diana Velazquez 11:00 AM †Valentine Ikeji †Judy Coto 1:00 PM People of the Parish 5:00 PM †Maria Dolores Burciaga †Alonzo de La Garza Monday, February 22 7:30 AM Bridget Cantu - Happy Birthday †Lewis Vadheim Delany Datoc Tuesday, February 23 7:30 AM †Joseph Franco, Sr. †Mary Alana Farrell †Margarita Martinez Wednesday, February 24 7:30 AM †Peter Smits Mary Navaroli Louise Pena Thursday, February 25 7:30 AM Patty McGlasson Fred Farren Friday, February 26 7:30 AM †Leonardo Valencia Nick & Janelle Pignotti - Happy Anniversary Saturday, February 27 4:00 PM Gina Anderson †Michael Cloughesy †Ken Kendrena Sunday, February 28 7:30 AM †Francisco & †Marcelina Barcos †Jim & †Orsola Giannelli †Rhinold (Pat) Sauer 9:00 AM †Lorenza Huertazuela †Guy Payson †Rafael Galindo 11:00 AM †Josephine Kopasz Mary & Francis Levy 1:00 PM Tony Mandala Irma McGaughey 5:00 PM People of the Parish

Parish Event Schedule

†Rhinold “Pat” Sauer †Frank Alex Reinoso

†Joe Franco Sr. †Catherine Main †Wanda Lopez

†Herman Gilliland †Raul Orellana

†Lucina Cardenas Soltero †Cathy Jensen

Stations of the cross The Stations of the Cross are a 14-step Catholic devotion that commemorates Jesus Christ's last day on Earth as a man. The 14 devotions, or stations, focus on specific events of His last day, beginning with His condemnation. The stations are commonly used as a mini pilgrimage as the individual moves from station to station. At each sta-tion, the individual recalls and meditates on a specific event from Christ's last day. Specific prayers are recited, then the individual moves to the next station until all 14 are

complete. The Stations of the Cross are commonly found in churches as a series of 14 small icons or images.

The following Fridays @ 7-8pm

Feb.26 & Mar.4, 11 & 18

Welcome to All

You enter this Church, not as a stranger, but as a guest of God.

As a baptized person, you enter it as a son or daughter of the Father united with our brother,

Jesus Christ.

As a non-baptized person, come in as a wonderful creature of God.

This House of God, therefore, is your family home.

Come in with humility of mind; come in with joy of heart; and come with gratitude on your lips for God’s mercies.

Come in and pause in prayerful silence, so that, in the midst of a busy and

worrisome life, you may find peace and comfort.

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2016 DDF Annual Appeal Campaign

2016 Diocesan Development Fund Diocese Goal: $138,400.00 Pledges Made: $ 40,400.00 Gifts Received: $ 14,062.00 Donors: 73

(This total does include the loose cash received in 2nd collection. It is still being processed)

We now have on-line giving available. You can access it through our website,

stpeterstpaul.com, our Facebook, www.facebook.com/spsaltaloma.com

or onlinegiving@osv.com/1801.

If you use online bill pay through your bank, you can also donate to the church by setting us up as a

regular payment using your envelope # as your account. If you do not have envelopes and would

like to receive them, please contact the parish office @ (909)987-9312.

Our Parish Financial Corner

Sunday Collection 2-14-16: $ 23,839.33 Misc. Income for 2-14-16: $ 3,859.22 Total weekly income: $ 27,698.55 Total weekly expenses: $ 31,426.00 (From estimated current budget) Balance: ($ 3,727.45) Ash Wednesday 2-10-2016: $ 9,461.92 John Paul II Bldg. Fund: Total weekly donations 2-14-16: $ 514.00 Balance on Parish Debt: $ 1,167,597.60 (As of 2-17-16 February interest has not yet been applied) Year End Appeal to date: $ 37,400.00 Thank you to our parish family members who faithfully support our parish. May God bless you and your families during this new year.

From the desk of … VERY REV. ROMEO SELECCION, MS—PASTOR

For more information we invite you to visit our website at

www.memconline.org and click on weekends

Please Join Us!...for Marriage Encounter Weekend

Messages of Mercy

“My mercy is greater than your sins and those of the entire world.

Who can measure the extent of My goodness? For you I descended from heaven to earth; for you I allowed Myself to be

nailed to the cross; for you I let my Sacred Heart be pierced with a lance, thus opening wide the source of Mercy for you. Come,

then, with trust To draw graces from this fountain.” (Diary, 1485)

Prayer Group All are welcome

" In that day the offspring of Jesse will be a flag to which people rally." Isaiah 11:10

In battle, when warriors are separated from their fellow soldiers, they rally to their col-ors. There is strength and protection in numbers. Carry Jesus into life's battle because he is the banner we seek to be under. He is our rally point. Come join us Tuesday evenings in the chapel for praise and worship. Let us rally for Jesus coming into our hearts for spiritual victory. We meet from 7pm-8:30pm. All are welcome

For info: Please call the Parish Office for more information. Group leaders: Susan Sabahi Maureen Malady

Second Sunday of Lent February 21, 2016

RCIA - Teaching Moments: What does the word

“Viaticum” mean ? The Latin word mean-ing “with you on the way.” Viaticum refers

to communion received when one is near death. This Sacra-ment of Communion is meant to bring special comfort and strength to the person who may experience death in the near future. Immediately after the usual formula, “The Body of Christ, Amen,” the Priest adds, “May the Lord Jesus Christ protect you and lead you to eternal life,” and the response made is, “Amen,” Viaticum is given together with the Sacra-ment of the Sick when the person is really near death; if the person is not near death, Communion is not referred to as Viati-cum.

St. Vincent de Paul Corner—Helpline– 1-800-716-0646 Mike Parker—President

Our next meeting is Feb 24th

Please join us for 2016 Year of Mercy Meals on Wed , Feb 24,

from 5 to 7 pm in the dining hall/ library.

Marriage Moments:

It's Lent - a time of taking stock, self-sacrifice, and penance. Take stock of your marriage this week. Is there a sacrifice you can make for your beloved? Anything it's time to forgive?

Tagalog Corner - Philippians 3:17-20 Mga kapatid, kayo'y mangagkaisang tumulad sa akin, at tandaan ninyo ang mga nagsisilakad ng gayon, ayon sa h a l i m b a w a n g n a k i k i t a n i n y o s a a k i n . Sapagka't marami ang mga nagsisilakad, na siyang madalas na aking sinabi sa inyo, at ngayo'y sinasabi ko sa inyo na may pagiyak, na sila ang mga kaaway ng krus ni Cristo: Na ang kanilang kahihinatnan ay ang kapahamakan, na ang kanilang dios ay ang tiyan, at ang kanilang kapurihan ay nasa kanilang kahihiyan, na nagiisip ng mga bagay na ukol sa lupa. Sapagka't ang ating pagkamamamayan ay nasa langit; mula doon ay hinihintay naman natin ang Tagapagligtas, ang Panginoong Jesucristo: ( Join with others in being imitators of me, brothers and sisters and observe those who thus conduct themselves according to the model you have in us. For many, as I have often told you and now tell you even in tears, conduct themselves as enemies of the cross of Christ. Their end is destruction. Their God is their stomach; their glory is in their shame. Their minds are occupied with earthly things. But our citizenship is in heaven, and from it we also await a savior, the Lord Jesus Christ.)

RCIA "Penitential Rite and Call to Continuing Conversion"

This weekend at the 4:00:PM Saturday Mass, we celebrate a combined rite with our Candidates who have been baptized in another Christian faith. These rites helps them to acknowledge their faults and also to recognize that they have a fuller life within our Church community. As they approach this final period of preparation to receive the sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist at the Easter Vigil, we ask that you continue to pray for them and embrace them. During the Lenten season, there will be a poster with the pictures of the Elect and candidates as you enter the church. When you see their picture, you will be able to put a name with a face. Please feel free to approach them and offer your sup-port as they continue their journey of faith towards full initiation into the Catholic Church. We invite you to offer your prayers for the newest members of our Church. We invite anyone who may be interested in learning more about the Church to join us on Tuesday evenings. Adults meet in the parish hall library from 7:30PM to 9:30PM. For more information on the process, please call one of the numbers listed in the directory of this bulletin.

Altar Server Training Have you ever considered becoming an Altar Server?

St. Peter and St. Paul would love to have you on our team. We are called to Know God, to Love God and to Serve God. Altar serving is a great way to serve our Lord, and the community of St. Peter and St. Paul. You will learn all aspects of the Mass and how to best serve

Father during the celebration of the Liturgy of the Word and the Liturgy of the Eucha-rist.

We will be conducting Altar Server Training

Mar 12th From 9-10am in the Church

If you are interested in becoming an Altar Server please contact David or Terry DiGiuseppe at

909- 730-9067 Or email daviddigiuseppe@hotmail.com

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Heaven On Earth….. Come spend some time in the quiet presence of our Lord.

Bask in the warmth of His love.

If you would like to sign up for 1 hour, please contact Karen Hein at (909) 987-9312 ext. 230

Times: Wed. 8am-8pm - Fri. 8am-12am - Sat. 12am-7:45am

Meditation of St. Francis of Assisi Let everyone be struck with fear, the whole world tremble, and the heavens exult when Christ, the Son of the living God, is present on the altar in the hands of a priest! O wonderful loftiness and

stupendous dignity! O sublime humility! O humble sublimity!

The Lord of the universe, God and the Son of God,

so humbles Himself that He hides Himself for our salvation under and ordinary piece of bread! See the humility of God,

brothers, and pour out your hearts before Him! Humble yourselves that you may be exalted by Him! Hold back

nothing of yourselves for yourselves, that He Who gives Himself totally to you may receive you totally!

WHO IS JESUS? GOSPEL REFLECTIONS ON THE MEANING OF

JESUS FOR US TODAY SCRIPTURE STUDY FOR WINTER/SPRING, 2016

We call Jesus the Christ, “the Anointed One,” but who really was he and why has he had such an impact on the world? His vision for the world as it should be and his knowledge of and relationship to God, his “Father,” are as compelling today as they were some 2000 years ago. Our scripture study gives an overview of what is known about Jesus from the Scrip-tures, the historical record of his time, in order to gain a more complete picture of Jesus and his message. Each week we focus on a specific image/title for Jesus through a key Gospel passage that will offer us another piece of the puzzle of who Jesus is and the meaning he has in our own lives and also in our world today, so that we can more strongly affirm that Jesus is “the Way, the Truth, and the Life.” Our Scripture Study continues on Monday evenings, from 7:00 – 8:30 pm in the St. Augustine room of our JPII Center and for those who prefer a study during the day, Thursday mornings, from 9:00 – 10:30 am in our parish Library. There is a minimal fee for our textbook. Please bring your Bible.

For further information, please contact Mary Ann Andel at 909-987-9312 x 250.

Knights of Columbus Are you interested in serving your Church, shoulder-to-shoulder with other Catholic men in the Parish? If so, then the Knights of Columbus may be the way to get involved. Your Council 13403 serves in many ways, including:

Culture of Life Activities

Seminarian Support

Pancake Breakfast

Support Individuals w/ Intellectual Disabilities

Lenten Fish Fry

Food Drives If you would like to join us in serving your fellow parishioners, our priests and the Parish in general, contact Nick Ewell, GK at info@KC13403.us or (909) 235-6425.

All adults and confirmed teens are invited to join us as we go around the world with this epic video documentary, hosted by Bishop Robert Barron. Hear for yourself precisely what the Church believes and why. Feel the depths of conviction that touch the heart, illumine the mind and stir the soul. This is a thematic presentation that uses the art, architecture, literature, music and all the treasures of the Catholic tradition to illuminate the timeless teachings of the Church. Our study continues and will go through LENT. All are independent sessions and you are invited to come to as many as you can. The materials fee for this series is $10 per participant/couple. www.wordonfire.com Please call Jenny Campbell in the parish office (987-9312) if you have any questions, but most importantly, just show up!

The same session is offered at 2 different times each Wednesday: Wednesday mornings 9:00 – 11:00 AM (upstairs JPII) Wednesday evenings 7:00 – 9:00 PM (upstairs JPII)

Feb. 24th:

“A Body Both Suffering & Glorious: The Mystical Union of Christ and the Church” Mystery of the Church, Four Marks of the Church, Sacred Tradition

March 2nd:

“Word Made Flesh, True Bread of Heaven: The Church’s Sacrament and Worship” Mass, Real Presence, Transubstantiation,

Eucharist-the Sacrament of the Kingdom of God

Lenten Fish Fry Hosted by Boy Scout Troop 655

Time: 5-7:30pm Feb. 12-Mar. 18

The Fish Fry is coming!

The Boy Scouts will be selling fish fry tickets.

The Scouts selling tickets will be able to earn money helping them pay for summer camp and other

scout activities.

A $6 ticket is a $7 value! Contact person: Monica Cobb

(John3301Peter315@gmail.com)

St Peter and St Paul Catholic Community Hosts the second annual

Sacred Art Exhibit April 9 & 10

Artists of any age or experience are invited to show arts or crafts which give glory to God.

Artwork can be dropped off in the Hall on Friday, April 8, 3-6pm

Wine and Cheese Reception & Live Music in the Hall Sat., April 9 following the 4pm Mass

Work will be on display and refreshments served Sunday, April 10 after all Masses. Artists can pick up their artwork after the exhibition has concluded

on Sunday evening. For more information or to participate, contact:

Vivian Imbruglia at (909) 260-1108 vivianimbruglia@mac.com Deborah Cummins (909) 240-6419 dcummins1@charter.net

Segundo Domingo de Cuaresma 21 de febrero de 2016

Juventud con Visión y Acción (JVA) is a young adult ministry dedicated to youth ages 12-18. JVA is committed to helping the youth build and strengthen their relationship with God. Through JVA, we hope to help the youth grow in their faith and be able to share it with others. Our meetings are every other Friday at 7:00pm in JPII building, located in 9135 Banyan St, Alta Loma, CA 91737. For more information please contact Karina Silva at (909) 827-8485 or kjsilva@uci.edu Juventud con visión y Acción (JVA) es un ministerio para jóvenes de 12-18 años. JVA se dedica a ayudar a los jóvenes a desarro-

llar una relación personal con Dios. Nuestro anhelo es acercar a los jóvenes más a Cristo y proporcio-narles un lugar para compartir su fe. Nuestras reuniones son cada otro viernes a las 7:00 en el edificio JPII, localizado en 9135 Banyan St, Alta Loma, CA 91737. Para más infor-mación por favor de llamar: (909)827-8485 o por correo electrónico: kjsilva@uci.edu

El Ministerio de Bautismo

Nuestra comunidad parroquial extiende una cálida y cari-ñosa bienvenida a todos los que deseen prepararse para la celebración del Sacramento de Bautismo. Somos una co-munidad acogedora de creyentes dispuestos a compartir nuestra fe y abrazar a nuevas personas. Como padres se prepararan para el bautismo de sus hijos, nuestro Ministerio de Bautismo ofrece amor y apoyo durante todo el proceso. El Sacramento de Bautismo se ofrece en Inglés y Español.

Por favor, póngase en contacto con Tony Mandala para más información

(909) 980-9423 x 231 or amandala@stpeterstpaul.com

LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES Domingo: Segundo Domingo de Cuaresma Lunes: La Cátedra de san Pedro; Nacimiento de Washington Martes: San Policarpo Viernes: Abstinencia

SEREMOS TRANSFORMADOS La manifestación de la Gloria de Dios en el Evan-gelio de hoy está llena de una luz que a la vez asombra y revela. Jesús, transfigurado en el Monte Tabor, llena de su energía a los apóstoles adorme-cidos, que ven la visión, pero no la saben captar. Es perdonable que no capten del todo el significado de esta extraordinaria visión de Jesús transfigura-do, entre Moisés y Elías. Aquí, en el monte santo, se resumen la Ley y los profetas.

Hoy esa transfiguración se nos ofrece y se nos entrega. Como nos recuerda san Pablo, somos nosotros los que vamos a ser transformados. Hoy se nos presentan la luz y la vida de la Resurrección, para que no nos descorazone-mos, no sea que nos quedemos del todo dormidos. Este domingo ya mira hacia la Pascua. Mira hacia la transformación. Nos pide que levantemos la cabeza, y reconozcamos al Señor Resucitado como nuestra luz y salvación. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

MOMENTOS MATRIMONIALES -

de febrero: Ya entramos en Cuaresma, una temporada que

sirve para la evaluación, el sacrificio y la penitencia. Evalúa tu matrimonio esta semana. ¿Hay algo que puedas sacrificar por tu amado? ¿Hay algo que le de-bas perdonar ya?

LECTURAS DE HOY Primera lectura — El Señor hizo una alianza con su siervo fiel Abram, diciendo: “A tu descendencia daré esta tierra” (Génesis 15:5-12, 17-18). Salmo — El Señor es mi luz y mi salvación (Salmo 27 [26]). Segunda lectura — Esperamos al Señor Jesús, quien nos cambiará para conformarnos con su cuerpo glorificado (Filipenses 3:17 — 4:1 [3:20 — 4:1]). Evangelio — Pedro, Santiago y Juan presencian la transfiguración de Jesús en el monte (Lucas 9:28b-36).

TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE

La Cuaresma

nos llama a la conversión, a la cual deberíamos estar dedicados toda el año. En muchas parroquias latinas la cuaresma también es tiempo de misiones. De niño recuerdo haber participado cada año en las misiones de mi parro-quia. Escuchábamos a los predicadores con curiosidad, ya que aparecían solo una vez al año y luego se regresaban a lugares lejanos y desconocidos. Nunca imagine que algún día yo también estuviera como predicador de misio-nes. Me gustaría darles un resumen del mensaje que he sembrado en varias parroquias. Las misiones no son para repetir doctrina, sino para evangelizar a los bautizados. Con cinco temas se puede evangelizar a los bautizados re-cordándoles los cinco puntos claves del Evangelio cristiano: 1) Dios nos ama y nos hizo para él; 2) Nosotros hemos pecado y sufrimos las consecuencias; 3) Dios nos manda a su Hijo para librarnos del mal; 4) Jesús desea formar parte de nuestras vidas personales, ¡invitémoslo! y 5) Jesús llena nuestro corazón con el poder y la presencia de su Espíritu. Este mensaje es uno de conversión y esperanza. —Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

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DIVORCED, WIDOWED, & SEPARATED WOMEN & MEN

“Yesterday is experience, tomorrow is hope…today is getting from one to the

other” Any adult who is currently experiencing (or within the last 3-4 years), a separation, divorce or widow-hood is invited to join this group, there is no age

limit. This was a much needed and active support group here at St. Peter & St. Paul from 1982-2002. Unfortunately, our spouses die and so does love, so the need for this ministry is still viable today. There will be discussions on various topics that affect the group’s needs and you will have the chance to share, if you like, with others that are having to cope with many of the same situations and emotions as you are. It takes time but you will begin to realize that there is life after death of a marriage or death of a spouse. By the bond of our Catholicism, and your ministering to each other through your sharing, trust, and respect for each other through Christ, group members will accept their situation, learn from it, heal, and forgive. You will move forward with peace and happiness in your hearts to the new plan God has for you. Please call if you would like more information.

Contact & Facilitator: Judy Nelson 909-880-4389

The Meetings will be held every 2nd & 4th Tues. of the month @ 7-9 pm (JPII, 2nd Fl)

Meetings will be every 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month.

4-6 pm ( JPII, 2nd Fl )

Cancer affects a person physically, emo-tionally, psychologically, mentally, spiritu-ally, and socially. Many times it is difficult

to share one’s feelings with family members or friends. This group provides an opportunity to share your feelings and experiences with others in a caring

and safe environment. By your sharing and supporting one another it will help give you the courage to cope with your journey regardless of what type of

cancer you have. Judy Nelson, 909-880-4389 Contact/Facilitator

“I refuse to walk in the shadow of cancer and look forward to my future with

hope, endurance, love, and laughter.” Judy Nelson, 02/08/08

Holy Spirit Bible Study All are welcome to join us!

We are studying …

The Acts of the Apostles

Led by Fr. Ogu

Every Friday, 10-Noon (JPII, 2nd Fl)

For more information

please contact: Josie at 909-987-7348

Spiritual Motherhood Rosary for Priest Ministry This Apostolate was started by the Vatican

to help sanctify priests.

We are inviting all women of the parish to please join us in making this beauti-ful time of prayer a community effort.

We meet every Thursday evening in the Adoration Chapel from 7-8pm

This ministry was started by the Vatican to maintain the spirituality of priests. We pray that every priest and religious maintain their zeal and vocation.

For more information please contact Sylvia Flambures at (909) 989-1138.

♥Heart of Mary

Women’s Fellowship

Mar. 5th —9-11am (Hall) At Heart of Mary we gather for a morning of faith sharing and friendship!

Please call Michelle at 909-297-0714 if you have any questions.

Saturday, March 5, 2016 Is our Heart of Mary field trip to

Sacred Heart Catholic Church In RC We will be spending the day with

Matthew Kelly Incredible Catholic Evangelist

Call Viki Egger at 909-917-4023 to Purchase your tickets

Please Join us for Holy Mass and Rosary at 7:30am and

then we will continue our day at Sacred Heart!

Youth Ministry Life Teen (High School)

EDGE (Junior High) Confirmation (High School)

Office Hours— Mon. –Thurs 1-6pm Fri. 9am-12:30pm

Christian Gross—Coord. Of Confirmation & Youth Ministry

Phone Ext. 225 Email: cgross@stpeterstpaul.com Maegan Odicino—Coord. Of Middle School (EDGE) Ministry

Phone Ext. 301 Email: mfrazier@stpeterstpaul.com Luis Chavez—YM Secretary

Phone Ext. 300 Email: lchavez@stpeterstpaul.com “For any Youth Ministry questions or concerns,

please call 909-987-9312 Ext. 300 or email cgross@stpeterstpaul.com

Children’s Faith Formation Children’s faith formation is not just about sacramental preparation – it is on-

going discipleship formation that should be life-long!

February 2016 Schedule Week of 2/1 – 2/3 – Regular Class Schedule

Thursday, February 4, 2016 – Sacramental Prep Parent Meeting

Time: 9:00 – 10:00 A.M. (Morning Option)

Location: JPII, 2nd Floor. St. Bernadine Room

Time: 6:00 – 7:00 P.M. (Evening Option) Location: JPII, 2nd Floor. St. Bernadine Room

Week of 2/08 – 2/10 – Regular Class Schedule Week of 2/15 – 1/17 – No Classes This Week

Week of 2/22 – 1/24 – Regular Class Schedule Week of 2/29 – 3/2 – Regular Class Schedule

Please call the Children’s Faith Formation Office if you need additional

information. 909-980-9423

Second Sunday of Lent February 21, 2016

ATTENTION ALL PARENTS OF

THE CHILDRENS FAITH FORMATION MINISTRY

In addition to the monthly meetings offered to the parents of sacramental preparation students, starting in January of 2016 we will be offering classes to all parents. These classes will provide you with an opportunity to increase your knowledge of the Catholic faith. We will discuss Church teachings on Mary, Our Blessed Mother, The Eucharist, The Bible, The Mass, Confession and a variety of other topics. Most classes will be presented in a three part series over three consecutive weeks. Classes will be held on Thursday mornings from 9:00-10:30 A.M. in the JPII building.

We will have with a 3 part series on “THE EUCHARIST”

“The Source and Summit of the Christian Life”

We will discuss the Biblical and Historical Basis for the Eucharist. Thurs., Feb. 11th, 18th, 25th / 9—10:30 AM- JPII Blg. 2nd Floor Please bring your bible and a copy of the Catechism of the Catholic Church

contact Tony Mandala if you have any questions. (909) 980-9423 x231 or amandala@stpeterstpaul.com

The Baptism Ministry Our parish community extends a warm and loving welcome to all who wish to prepare for the celebration of the Sacrament of Baptism. We are a welcoming community of believers eager to share our faith and embrace new people. As parents prepare for the Baptism of their children, our Baptism Ministry offers love and support throughout the entire process.

The Sacrament of Baptism is offered in both English and Spanish. Please contact Tony Mandala for further information

(909) 980-9423 x 231 or amandala@stpeterstpaul.com

Sunday School 11:00 Mass

10:50am to end of mass Ages 3-6

Come join our team! We need teachers and aides!

Please contact the Children’s Faith Formation Depart. at 909-980-9423 for more information.

St. Peter & St. Paul Catholic School Preschool - Fifth Grade

Administration Kelly Burt - Principal

Laura Onopa - Business Manager Annie Valtier - Administrative Assistant

Telephone: (909) 987-7908

Fax: (909) 987-6779 Email: stpeterstpaul.ocs@sbdiocese.org Website: www.stpeterstpaulschool.com

2016-2017 School Registration Preschool: 2, 3, or 5 full or half-day programs, minimum

age is 2 years, 10 months; class size is limited to 12 students Kindergarten through Sixth Grade: 8:00 a.m. – 2:45p.m. Before and after school care available

Current registration fees and tuition rates are available on the school website, www.stpeterstpaulschool.com

Elementary school:

Fully credentialed Catholic teachers WCEA/WASC Accredited Bi-weekly School Mass Diocesan and California Common Core State Standards Average class size is 16 Curriculum based field trips throughout the year Co-curricular subjects include Computers, Fine Arts Program (music and art), Sparks© Physical Education, and

Spanish. School library & Rancho Cucamonga Library Bookmobile Accelerated Reader program School uniforms Catered hot lunch program 100 Mile Club Jump Rope for Heart Community Service Outreach Programs throughout the

school year

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Please Save The Date

St. Peter & St. Paul Catholic School

Annual Saints Gala

Saturday, April 23, 2016 Dinner, Dancing, Auctions, & More -

Double Tree Hotel, Ontario

Please call the School office for more Information.

Simple Family Traditions for Lent

1. Go to Mass as a family on Ash Wednesday. This is so great because even the smallest members of the family can have ashes.

2. Read the scripture about when Jesus goes into the desert.

3. Motivate your children to do good deeds and make sacrifices. We of-ten do the crown of thorns, but a sacri-fice jar with beans is easier to set up. Sacrifice beads also work well.

4. Give something up for Lent as a family, even if your kids are young enough that you don’t “have” to. Family members can give up candy as a blanket sacrifice, and then decide on other things. Other good “blanket sacrifices” are no music in the car, no eating out, silent “monastery” lunches, or drinking only water during Lent.

5. Set up an almsgiving box– you simply set out a box, and take 1 thing from your own pantry every day of Lent. At the end of Lent, take the box to a food pantry.

6. Set up an offering jar– all you need is a jar or piggy bank of some kind. Spare change goes into the jar for the length of Lent, and then is donated.

7. Add extra prayers to your daily life. Maybe this is extra prayers in the morning or at bedtime. If you have older kids, encourage them to set extra goals for personal prayer as well.

8. Pray the sorrowful mysteries of the rosary together- daily, weekly, whatever works for you. If this feels overwhelming with little kids, try just 1 decade.

9. Pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet together- this is also a faster option than a rosary for those with little ones.

Light Lenten candles on your dinner table each night (much like an Advent wreath, but for Lent).

Parents, please make a calendar note:

No School on Friday, 2/26 for Religious Ed. Congress

Prayer For Our Sick “Please Pray for the Healing of our

Family & Friends”

Please call Debby Leonardo at Ext. 302 in the parish office, to add a person to the prayer list. Due to the many prayer re-quests, the name will remain on the list for 4 weeks. If addi-tional prayers are needed, call to re-submit the name. Thank You & May God Bless You

SSgt Juan Manuel Juarez, Jr. PFC Shyanna Irwin

Cpl Robb McCandlish PFC Kevin McCarthy

A1C James A. Montminy PO2 Luke Myers

SSG Kamrin Pavlos PFC Paul Perez

Sgt. Kurt Rehnberg SSgt Victor Sanez LCpl Zachary Smith A1C Jordan Stone A1C Matthew Toms

PFC Riley Villalpando Capt Alex J. Williams

SR Nicole Woodall Andrew Jimenez, National Guard

SPC Kevin Bovi-Jones

PFC Patrick Daniel Alenbaugh Justin Andrews, National Guard

Capt. Andrew Bowne SPC Andrew Cavazos

Maj Jon W. Clanton LTC Jeffrey Conbalecer PFC Candace Cordero SGT Joshua Cornell CPL Justin Crabbe

PvVT Jeddah J. Deloria SA Adrian Dominguez

SSG Gilbert D. Frasquillo CWO Anthony Gannuscio

SSgt Cassie Crough-Guerra Cpl. Mark Steven Guerra

Col. Frank Guerrera CPL Alex Jamsa

SPC Christen Jamsa

Second Sunday of Lent February 21, 2016

Military Prayer List

Frances Nicole Magsambol & Family David & Lydia Queen Frances Barron Angelina Rodriguez Christopher Csik & Family Spagnolo Family Mary Lee Blow John & Gloria Garcia Kathy Perez Elba Ramirez Patricia Holder Olivia Madrid Paula Smith Josie Emery Kori Marie Kolstad Kate McRae & Family Baby Isabella Cruz Mendez Mary Lou Harshman Mark Schabowski Diane Frend Cathy Fontana Isaiah Valtier & Family David & Anna Gardner Gary Lacy Juliet Castanar Evie Onteberos John- John Leon Ariel Mirote Sarah Tompkins Sarah Hernandez Sandi Hartman Elbert & Louise Wilkerson Sheri Rose Shepherd Baby Maisie Helton Beatrice Villegas Bertha King Marco Villegas Jr. Carol Uhlack Marci Gifford Maria Hernandez Jackie Hallman Vicki Coyle Joe Catlin Jonathan Tercero Gerri Baldasano Mary Lou Allen Fernando Flores & Family Shelley Mills Ron Gasca Noli Dominguez

Military Photo Update If you have a family member actively serving our country and would like their picture included in the Military Frame of our Soldiers honoring our Men and Women for their service; please bring a photo of your Soldier to the Parish Office and fill out the Military Person-nel Information Form. The Military information consists of their rank, stationed location, branch of service, address of soldier, along with Parish family contact. These photos provide the community with recognition of those parishioners and family members serving in the military. Many of our parishioners will keep the names and faces in their hearts and prayers, along with all of our Military Men and Women serving our country. Please contact Debby Leonardo for more informa-tion at 909-987-9312

Sacrament of the Sick The Sacrament of the Sick is a Sacrament offered by the Church for healing in sickness. This sickness may be physical, mental or emotional. Anyone of any age can receive the Sacrament as often as needed, but not usually not less than a 3 month period. Unfortunately, many still refer to this Sacrament as the “Last Rites” and often call the parish for a priest when an individual is

critical and close to end of life. The Church has not used the term “Last Rites” since the Vatican II Council; asking the faithful to call for a priest when in the need of Healing. One of the realities of the Church today is a priest shortage. If a call is made to the Church for the Sacrament, when someone is close to the end of life, there might not be enough time for a priest to reach the person prior to them passing away, or a priest might not be available, at that important moment. Only a priest can offer the Sacrament of the Sick. A Deacon is not permitted to administer the rite of this Sacrament because it includes the Sacrament of Reconciliation. The Church will do everything possible, in case of an emergency. However, it may be difficult if it is “last minute”.

May this be a reminder to take advantage of the healing Sacraments of the Church~ For Sacrament of the Sick … Please contact the Parish Office at 909-987-9312

During hours the office is closed, call 909-532-3312 for Emergencies

Terry Espinosa Rosanne Hildum Frances Cozza Violet Timko Charla Nelson Paul & Norma Castellanos Fernando & Kim Castellanos Ray & Ann Williams Emma Marie Nelson Samantha Campbell Sally Berg Vicki Ambrosini Diane Scheffer Gene Tessier Jack Catlin Dolores Trujillo Phyllis Fernandez Vincent Rodriguez Barbara Benson Christine O’ Leary Mary Solberg Bob & Lupe Gonzales Randy Castellanos Isaiah Wilson Dolores Ahumada Elizabeth Martina Velazco Gina Anderson John Macias Gloria Aranda Cathy Jensen Lucy Herber Brigitte Hurley Matthew Ryan Leon Dent Joann Wilson Baby Jackson Martinez Heather Bailes Meagan Broy Noreen McCord Jose Juarez Martina Velasquez Danny Ramirez Phil Herrera Jamie Strong-Ramirez Jalynn Duloc Kathy Newman Janine Anderson Barbara Benson Lance Jefferies

You Are Valued ~ God’s Love is Great

Life can be challenging Those in crisis… please seek Counseling….reach out to others.

To counsel with our Priests, please call 909-987-9312 for an appointment. After hours, there is an emergency prompt for a

call back from a priest. National Suicide Hotlines –

Toll-Free / 24 hours / 7 days a week / USA 1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-784-2433) National Hope line Network

1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255) National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

1-877-YOUTHLINE (1-877-968-8454) Youth America Hotline – Teens Community Crisis Response Team – CCRT San Bernardino West Valley Phone 909-458-9628 or Pager 909-535-1316 1-888-628-9454 (En Espanol)

Or don’t hesitate to call 911

Page Eleven

TODAY’S READINGS

First Reading — The Lord made a covenant with his faithful servant, Abram, saying, “To your descendants I give this land” (Genesis 15:5-12, 17-18). Psalm — The Lord is my light and my salvation (Psalm 27). Second Reading — We await the Lord Jesus, who will change us to conform with his glorified body (Philippians 3:17 — 4:1 [3:20 — 4:1]). Gospel — Peter, James, and John witness the transfiguration of Jesus on the mountain (Luke 9:28b-36).

SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES

Sunday: Second Sunday of Lent Monday: The Chair of St. Peter the Apostle; Washington’s Birthday Tuesday: St. Polycarp Friday: Abstinence

All services will begin at 7pm

St. Charles Borromer March 02 St. Elizabeth Ann Seaton March 02 Sacred Heart March 03 St. Joseph –Fontana March 07 St. Peter & St. Paul March 08 St. Joseph—Upland March 09 St. George—Ontario March 10 Our Lady of Guadalupe - Ontario March 14 St. Paul the Apostle March 15 St. Anthony March 17 St. Margaret Mary March 18 Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Chino will not have a Lenten Penance Service as they are the designated shrine for the Jubilee Year and will have daily confessions with multiple confessors, Monday through Friday, 7amand 6pm.

West End Vicariate Lenten Penance Service Schedule 2016

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Monday: 1 Pt 5:1-4; Ps 23:1-3a, 4-6; Mt 16:13-19 Tuesday: Is 1:10, 16-20; Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23; Mt 23:1-12 Wednesday: Jer 18:18-20; Ps 31:5-6, 14-16; Mt 20:17-28 Thursday: Jer 17:5-10; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 16:19-31 Friday: Gn 37:3-4, 12-13a; 17b-28a; Ps 105:16-21; Mt 21:33-43, 45-46 Saturday: Mi 7:14-15, 18-20; Ps 103:1-4, 9-12; Lk 15:1-3, 11-32 Sunday: Ex 3:1-8a, 13-15; Ps 103:1-4, 6-8, 11;1 Cor 10:1-6, 10-12; Lk 13:1-9 Alternate readings (Year A): Ex 17:3-7; Ps 95:1-2, 6-9; Rom 5:1-2, 5-8; Jn 4:5-42 [5-15, 19b-26, 39a, 40-42]

This is a Post Abortion Healing Retreat

For women & men who have struggled with the emotional and spiritual pain of abortion. Offered in two retreats,

English & Spanish,

March 18-20, 2016. Please contact Dolores at 951/325-7702 (English)

RVTemecula@verizon.net or Ana Luisa at 951/365-1035 (Spanish) RVTemeculaEspanol@yahoo.com.

All information held in confidence. More information: www.rachelsvineyard.org

From February 10 through March 20, you’re invited to join other Christians for 40 Days for Life –

40 days of prayer and fasting for an end to abortion. You’re also invited to stand and peacefully pray during a 40-day vigil in the public right-of-way outside Planned Parenthood on 1550 N. Garey Ave.,

Pomona CA, and also to help spread the word about this important commu-nity outreach. If you’d like more information – and especially if you’d like to

volunteer to help, please contact: Steve Perez (909) 660-0564 or pomonaprolife@gmail.com or www.40daysforlife.com/pomona .

Second Sunday of Lent February 21, 2016

Directory of Parish Ministries Pastoral Liturgical Life Ministries Liturgical Ministries Altar Servers David & Terry Di Giuseppe 730-9067 Art and Environment Parish Office 987-9312 Children’s Liturgy Jacquie Hotchkiss 980-9423 Director of Liturgy Dan Centurioni 987-7971 Eucharistic Adoration Karen & Mike Hein 987-9312 Eucharistic Ministers Teri & Alan Guindon 392-7235 EMHC to the Sick/HB Debby Leonardo 987-9312 Master of Ceremonies Cheryl Harshman 973-8766 Music Ministry Director Audrey Donaldson 987-9312 Readers Larry Lastrapes (562) 209-4684 *English Readers Carmen Fernandez 740-9496 *Spanish Ushers/Hospitality Jamie Harshman 920-9233 Prayer Groups El Rezo del Santo Rosario Alejandra Boxler 483-9514 Life in the Spirit Susan Sabahi 987-9312 Rosary Group Alice Chavez 987-0812 Talleras de Oracion y vida Maribel Barajas 261-6087 Life & Prayer (English) Letty Andrade 851-4697 Spiritual Motherhood Apostolate Sylvia Flambures 989-1138

Service Ministries A.C.T.S. Missions Lorene Santoyo (951) 217-1765 Boy Scouts Marc Cobb 483-3434 Cub Scouts Jaime Dominick 732-5503 DWS (Divorced, Widowed & Separated Group) Judy Nelson 880-4389 Filipino Community Min. Dr. Grethel Cabison 989-1555 Grief Support Andrea Woore 261-3487 Hopeful Loving Memory Ministry HLMM ♥ Deborah Waters 899-7125 Library Ministry Parish Office 987-9312 Mary’s Table Elaine Hein 980-8666 Our Charity In Action Linda Hahn & 730-0206 Irene Charrette 261-9940 Pastoral Care Debby Leonardo 987-9312 Prayer Shawl Ministry Anne Napolitano 935-9080 Respect Life Deborah Cummins 240-6419 Rosary Making Group Mary Catherine Kim 980-4248 Rosary Runners James Emery 280-1230 Tiffany Wulkopf 565-3348 Weddings & Annulments Norm Anderson 987-9312 Women’s Cancer Support Group Judy Nelson 880-4389

Catholic Faith-Based Grief Support Group

You don’t have to walk this journey alone, there is healing hope in Grief Support.

Join us as we search for God’s Healing Love and Comfort, do not grieve alone. Sharing with others, who have experienced loss and loneliness,

will help to heal your heart. We will be starting our next session on

Wed. March 30th Contact: Andrea Woore, Grief Facilitator at 909-261-3487

Debby Leonardo, Pastoral Care at 909-987-9312 Ext 302

Organizations/Clubs Catholic Daughters Linda Teran 944-0231 Cursillos in Christianity Leslie & Donna Roman 989-7507 Dennis & Aileen Gamalinda 484-8720 Knights of Columbus Nicholas Ewell, GK 235-6425 Marriage Encounter MEMC Jon & Lynde Peralta (951) 285-0270 St. Vincent De Paul Society Helpline (800) 716-0646 World Apostolate of Fatima Joan Combs 476-2754 Councils/Committees Finance Council Patrick Cabildo 987-9312 Pastoral Council Bryan Dopp 987-9312 Catechetical Ministries Adult Confirmation Mary Ann Andel 987-9312 Adult Faith Formation Jenny Campbell 987-9312 Baptism—English/Spanish Tony Mandala 980-9423 Bible Study - English Mary Ann Andel 987-9312 Bible Study - Spanish Jose Henriquez 210-7926 Bible Study—Holy Spirit Josie Urquizu 987-7348 Catholic Family Ministry Pat & Ellie Cabildo (951) 741-1611 Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) Dan & Vicki Centurioni 987-7971 Children's Faith Formation Grades 1-5 Tony Mandala 980-9423 Confirmation—Teens Christian Gross 987-9312 ♥ of Mary Women's Fellowship Michelle Workman 297-0714 Jr. High-EDGE Maegan Odicino 987-9312 Life Teen Christian Gross 987-9312 RCIA for Children & Teens Tony Mandala 980-9423 St. Joseph’s Coven. Keepers- Fernando Montanez 561-9586 Sunday Preschool Jacquie Hotchkiss 980-9423 Young Adult Ministry WY Day 2016 Christian Gross 987-9312 JVA Karina Silva 827-8485

20,000 Reasons OneLife LA

was an Incredible Day! OneLife LA was a groundbreaking day and it had everything to do

with the powerful love and support of those who came to walk for the cause. We are overwhelmed by the support. THANK YOU! You made OneLife LA what it was. This celebration of life not only drew over 20,000 supporters, but brought some-thing special to Los Angeles. It wasn't just the day itself but the spirit of the peo-ple who marched the streets and filled Grand Park that made such a resounding impact on Southern California. It was the joy, compassion, love, talent, and an intense passion for life that left its mark. You left a mark even on the media! Coverage on ABC 7, KCAL 9, KFI AM and in the LA Times, La Opinion and so much more meant 20,000 reached millions. In addition, the event w a s c a r r i e d L I V E by EWTNand Immaculate Heart Radio, as well as covered by Guadalupe Radio, and ESNE. You proclaimed life for all to hear. God reward you .

Our Parish Faith Formation Staff 980-9423

Adult Faith Formation-Coord. Mary Ann Andel Ext. 250 Dir. of Adult Faith Formation Jenny Campbell Ext. 243 Coord. of Children’s Faith Formation Tony Mandala Ext. 231 & Baptism Children’s FF Admin. Assist. Irma McGaughey Ext. 232 Children's Liturgy Jacquie Hotchkiss Ext. 232 Coord of Middle School (EDGE) Ministry Maegan Odicino Ext. 301 Coord. of Confirmation/YM Christian Gross Ext. 225 YM Secretary Luis Chavez Ext. 300

Our Parish Office Staff 987-9312

Annulments/Weddings Norm Anderson Ext. 236 Business Manager Karen Hein Ext. 230 Liturgy-Office Clerk Cheryl Harshman Ext. 303 Music Director Audrey Donaldson Ext. 227 Life Teen Music Coordinator Austin Ott Ext. 227 Pastoral Care Debby Leonardo Ext. 302 Parish Admin. Assistant & Debbie Uhlack Ext. 242 Bulletin Editor/Registration Parish Office Secretary Ann Hogan Ext. 221 IT Specialist/Ministry Support Gary Foote Ext. 222

Our Pastoral Clergy / Staff 987-9312

Pastor Very Rev. Romeo Seleccion, MS Ext. 304 Parochial Vicar/Pastoral Delegate Fr. Cyriacus Ogu Ext. 223 Parochial Vicar Rev. Tong Nguyen Ext. 304 Deacons John Barna Ext. 221 Donnie Geaga Ext. 221

Parish School / Preschool through – 5h grade: 987-7908

Principal – Preschool Director Kelly Burt Ext. 235 Business Manager Laura Onopa Ext. 245 Administrative Assistant Annie Valtier Ext. 234

Regular Parish Office Hours (909) 987-9312 Monday—Thursday

8:30am—4:30 pm (closed noon-1pm for lunch) Friday 8:30am—Noon

Children’s Faith Formation & Baptism (909) 980-9423

(909) 980-9423 Office Hours: 10 AM-5 PM Mon—Thurs.

Closed Fridays

Youth Ministry— Mon.– Thurs. 1-6pm, Fri. 9am -12:30pm

Welcome to our God-Sent Ministry

This is a Hopeful Loving Memory Ministry ♥ HLMM

“ How Love Moves Many” “A fellowship ministry to support, share and reach out to family

caregivers of loved ones with memory impaired dementia related hardships”

Please come and...♥ be blessed ♥ be heard ♥ be loved Our next meeting is Sat., Mar. 19th - 9-11am

(JPII, 2nd Fl)

For more information, please contact: Deborah Waters 909-899-7125

The Parish Staff Directory

Under the Spiritual Direction of: Rev. Sir Stephen Porter, S.T.L., KCHS

Group Coordinator: Lady Jenny Campbell, M.A., LCH For More Information Contact:

Jenny Campbell, M.A., LCHS (909) 987-9312 x243

Email: jcampbell@stpeterstpaul.com Download a Brochure to Share with a Friend:

www.GoCatholicTravel.com/CampbellPorter

A Pilgrimage to the

Holy Land Walking in the

Footsteps of Jesus Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of

Jerusalem, Western USA Lieutenancy -

and St. Peter & St. Paul Church

12-Days: November 7 to 18, 2016

Please join us for the...

The Marriage Enrichment Weekend Program

at Sacred Heart Catholic Church 12704 Foothill Blvd., Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739

www.mesacredheart.com

Theme for the Weekend:

“Take My Heart, Take My Hand”

March 11, 12, and 13, 2016

Marriage Enrichment originated in New Mexico in 1974 by founder Rev. Paul M. Baca. The purpose of the Marriage Enrichment Retreat is to build happier marriages. The program is parish-oriented, which has as its goals: to enrich marriages through sharing of experiences and through reflection; to provide an opportunity to interact with other couples and experience a very real down-to-earth program in which spirituality becomes a living part of every aspect of marriage; to develop the concept of couples growing in the vocation of marriage by including God in marriage, by the sharing of their marriage, and by the sharing of their marriage with others as a sign of Christ’s love to the community; and so much more! We are limited as to the number of couples we can accommodate, so please sign up as quickly as possible because availability is on a first-come first-serve basis. There is a non-refundable $40 registration fee that is to accompany the application form (see attached page). This will cover dinner on Friday, three meals on Saturday, and break-fast and lunch on Sunday. You go home each night. The cost of the weekend will be a voluntary donation. The location of the weekend is at Sacred Heart Church in the Pope John Paul II Hall and Pope John XXIII Hall.

Give Each Other a Wonderful Gift! Enrich your Marriage and your Lives by participating in the Marriage Enrichment Weekend Program at Sacred Heart.

Dates and Times of Event:

Friday, March 11 .................... 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM (Pope John Paul II Hall) Saturday, March 12 ................ 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM (Pope John Paul II Hall) Sunday, March 13 ................... 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM (Pope John Paul II Hall)

For more information or an application form please contact: Ricardo & Junieth Perez (909) 223-0006 or Tom & Rocio Heard (951) 235-6484.

You may also visit our website at www.mesacredheart.com.

A note to: JS Paluch

Bulletin Editor - Debbie Uhlack - Ext. 242

Mon—Thurs. 8:30—1:30 Off on Friday

NOTE: Please contact Karen Hein Ext. 230 if you are unable to reach Debbie after 1:30 Thurs.

Thank you so much!