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1 Sam. 12:24

Intenciones de las Misa Semanales

DDF WEEKLY UPDATE Diocesan Development Fund 2016 Desarrollo del Fondo Diocesano 2016

Parish Goal: $75,000.00 Mt. 6:20

$ 59,652.00

$ 50,493.73

Amount Pledged (Cantidad Prometida)

Amount Received (Cantidad Recibida)

# of Pledges 209 (# de Promesas)

as of November 14, 2016

Diocesan Goal: $38,400.00

Please remember St. Anthony’s Church when preparing your will or trust. / Por favor recuerde a la Iglesia de San Antonio cuando prepare su testamento. Para mas informacion puede llamar a la oficina: Reina, Tel. # (951) 654-7911, ext. 105 OUR TITHINGS

WEEKEND HOLY MASS OFFERING NOVEMBER 12 & 13, 2016 REGISTERED FAMILIES: 3,150

SATURDAY, November 19 4:00 pm † Jilvi Carvajales † Aurora Cortes 6:00 pm † Agustin Mateo † Jesus & Pedro Hernandez SUNDAY, November 20 6:30 am All Souls Day Intentions 8:00 am † Arcangel de Jesus (Death Anniversary) All Souls’ Day Intentions 10:00 am † Hermogenes Aquino Jr. 12:00 NN † Bernardo & Antonio Lopez † Salvador Gutierrez 4:00 pm Pro Populo/Al Parishioners 6:00 pm † Micaela & Felicitas Hernandez All Souls Day Intentions MONDAY, November 21 6:30 pm † Tomas Mercado All Souls in Purgatory TUESDAY, November 22 8:15 am † Leo Dennis Agustin All Souls Day Intentions WEDNESDAY, November 23 8:15 am † Gilbert Carreon, Jr. † Laurette M. Kale THURSDAY, November 24 = Thanksgiving Day 9:00 pm All Souls in Purgatory † Albert Hayek † Jaime Olivas

FRIDAY, November 25 8:15 am

ENVELOPE COLLECTION

Thanksgiving: Lina Pana † Alice Sanchez

ONLINE GIVING : $ 260.00

$ 4,835.50 Total : $ 7,488.77 DDF $ 748.45 BUILDING FUND $ 200.00

John 12: 26

PLATE COLLECTION

$ 2,393.23

(1 Chronicles 29:14)

OUR GOAL IS TO REACH THE WEEKLY OPERATING BUDGET OF $ 6,635.00 THROUGH OUR ORDINARY WEEKEND GIVING!

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!

Growing, Living, Building

TOGETHER

Proverbs 11:24-25

1 Cor. 9:7 DONATE NOW 3 year pledge to support the Building Project

SACRAMENT INFORMATION/INFORMACION PARA SACRAMENTOS ∗ Baptism/Bautismo: Once a month in Spanish; once every 2 months in English (maximum of 10 children) ∗ Weddings, Renewal of Vows, and Quinceanera: Contact the office 6 months in advance, or visit the Parish office. ∗ Anointing of the Sick & Home Blessing/Uncion de los Enfermos y Bendicion de Casa: Call the Parish office/Llame a la oficina. We are now offering Online

Giving :

Visit our website to sign up and to begin contributing automatically to our Parish. You can see reports on your contribution history and generate tax statements at each year’s end. Go to our website: stanthony92583.wix.com, then click the onlinegiving.

NOVEMBER 20, 2016

Diocese of San Bernardino Education and Welfare St. Hyacinth Academy Financial Report as of June 30, 2016

Mary Cirbus, Alicia Gonzales, Margarita Quinonez, Terry Lane, Florencio Agustin Reyes, Anicia Cardenas, Michael Villapando, Dolores Alaniz, Ernesto Orea, Bernie Estrada, Amalia White, Corazon Swatch, Laurette Kale, Conching Paquibot, Mary Page, Santos Anaya, Marcos Antonio Tavita, Joseph Salazar, Sofia Ortiz Ceja, Juan Ramirez, Fr.Thomas Gillespie, Jerica Alaine Harris, Francisco Estanislao, Diana Joyce Galey, George Vallejo,Elva Cheng,Gilbert Carreon,Jr.,Ian Jay Ensomo, Victoria Pannerselvam,Fr.Louis Salca,Jacoba Oostdam Dear Parishioners, Above is the school’s financial report for the 2015-2016 fiscal year. Expenses for the fiscal year were less by about $80,000 than the previous year’s. However, the school still ran a deficit, which included depreciation of $22,000 and the write off of $39,000 in old and uncollectible tuition. Each of the last three years has had a decreasing deficit and less reliance on savings. The two highest expenses are instructional cost at 73% and operating cost at 14% of expenses. The operating cost includes facility (classrooms/offices/hall/grounds) expenses (utilities, property taxes, maintenance/upkeep, etc.), which are used by both parish and school on a daily basis during the school year. The total paid to facilities last fiscal year was $98,263. St. Hyacinth is a tuition based school; income is a combination of primarily tuition, fundraisers, donations and/or benefactors. We are very thankful to all the Parishioners who contribute monetarily through the usage of the Green Envelopes. Your generosity is a vital contribution to the operation of our school. Please continue to pray for our school community, St. Hyacinth Academy.

With a sincere and grateful heart, Ms. Tami Jimenez, Principal

NEW ST.ANTHONY’S CHURCH

PAROCHIAL SCHOOL (SHA) Calling all crafters! all bakers! all jewelers! All catalogue representatives! *Reserve your booth now! Only $25!

Limited number of booths available, first come, first served! Applications can be picked up at the school office. *Booth Fee includes: 1 6ft Table, 1 Chair, No Electricity. Boutique will happen “Rain or Shine!” Booths will be placed outside. If rain occurs, boutique will be moved into Elementary Building hallway. VENDOR MUST SET UP BETWEEN “Each of you should give what 8:00 AM AND 8:30 AM you have decided in your VENDOR MUST STAY UNTIL END OF EVENT heart to give.” 2 Cor. 9:7 (12:30PM.) Together we will build a There will be no refunds once approved. legacy of Faith, for Please submit application and full payment to the office by generations to come! TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH.

For those who pledged for Parish tithing and DDF 2015, thank you for your unceasing generosity and support to our Church, and for those who have not pledged yet, please do so; the sharing of a little thing is an act of contributing in building up the Kingdom of God here on earth through our Parish Church. Thanks for your generosity! God bless you all!

NOTE: Booths will be approved on a “first come, first served” basis. We will not have 2 of the same type of commercial booths (e.g., Mary Kay). Priority given by order of applications handed in/paid in full and to St. Hyacinth family businesses.

Readings for the week of November 20, 2016

Sunday: 2 Sm 5:1-3/ Ps 122:1-5/ Col 1:12-20/ Lk 23:35 Monday: Rv 14:1-5/ Ps 24:1-6/ Lk 21:1-4 Tuesday: Rv 14:14-19/ Ps 96:10-13/ Lk 21:5-11 Wednesday: Rv 15:1-4/ Ps 98:1-3,7-9/ Lk 21:12-19 Let us remember those who are sick! sick Thursday: Rv 18:1-2,21-23;19:1-3,9/ Ps 100:1-5/ Lk 21:20-28 Ernest Sajor, Lupe Urena, Jorge Vallego, Johnny Victoria, Mary Friday: Rv 20:1-4,11—21:2/ Ps 84:3-6,8/ Lk 21:29-33 Lou Carreon, Anecito Popa, Levi Sine, Agustin Martinez, Renato Saturday: Rv 22:1-7/ Ps 95:1-7/ Lk 21:34-36 Morente, Mattias Lee, Eden Faustino Lopes, Salvador Gutierrez, Next Sunday: Is 2:1-5/ Ps 122:1-9/ Rom 13:11-14/Mt 24:37-44 Sr., Gilbert Carreon III, Carol Mason, Jose Hernandez, Enrique Manuel Garibay, Lupe Flores, Denis Jordan, Sr. Kathleen Hanly, Guadalupe Ledesma, Connie Castillo, Tony Urena, Carina de los Santos, Susan Mangabat, Jose David Delgado

Our Parish office will accept unexpired food donations: canned goods, cereals, noodles, etc., for the Food Pantry in order to continue and to sustain the program. Be part of it by sharing your blessings. May God bless you always for your generosity. Thank you very much! Nuestra Oficina Parroquial esta aceptando donaciones de Mary Cirbus, Alicia Gonzales, Margarita Quinonez, Terry Lane, comida “No Expirada”. Como cereales, pastas, atún enlaFlorencio Agustin Reyes, Anicia Cardenas, Michael Villapando, tado o cualquier otra comida enlatada. Estas donaciones Dolores Alaniz, Ernesto Orea, Bernie Estrada, Amalia White, son para continuar nuestro programa de apoyo a nuestra Corazon Swatch, Laurette Kale, Conching Paquibot, Mary Page, Santos Anaya, Marcos Antonio Tavita, Joseph Salazar, Sofia Ortiz comunidad necesitada de alimentos. Gracias por su gran generosidad para los mas necesitamos. Dios los bendiga! Ceja, Juan Ramirez, Fr.Thomas Gillespie, Jerica Alaine Harris, Francisco Estanislao, Diana Joyce Galey, George Vallejo, Elva Cheng, Gilbert Carreon,Jr., Ian Jay Ensomo, Victoria Pannerselvam, Fr.Louis Salca, Jacoba Oostdam

TO REPORT THE SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD by a priest, deacon, employee or volunteer, call the toll free Sexual Misconduct Hotline, 1-888-206-9090

THE PARISH OFFICE will be closed on NOVEMBER 24 & 25, 2016 (Thursday & Friday), in observance of Thanksgiving! Enjoy your long weekend holiday!

Words to Ponder: What are the things that disturb you and make you afraid? Ask yourself why? ¿Cuáles son las cosas que te molestan y te hacen temer? Pregúntese por qué?

For the regular schedule of Holy Masses and Confessions: Please refer to the cover page. SATURDAY (Nov.19)

SUNDAY (Nov.20)

6:30am – 7:30am = Filipino Mass - Church

Ponder: Picture out what is perfect happiness for you. Can you imagine this will be realized for you in heaven?

7:30am – 9:00am = Filipino Ministry Ministry Center

9:00am - 11:00am = RCIC — Youth Room

MONDAY (Nov.21)

RCIA—Volunteer Lounge

THURSDAY ( Nov.24)

FRIDAY (Nov.25)

WEDNESDAY (Nov.23)

9:00am – 11:30am = 7:00pm - 8:30pm = Adult Confirmation Ministry Center

7:00pm - 9:00pm = EDEN Choir Practice– Volunteer Lounge

Mother Wise Ministry Center

6:30pm - 8:00pm = EDGE — School Classrooms 6:30pm - 9:00pm = Grupo de Oración Church

6:30pm - 8:30pm =

9:00am - 11:00am =

Imagina lo que es Perfecto felicidad para ti. ¿Te imaginas que esto se realizará para ti en el cielo?

TUESDAY (Nov.22)

Escuela de la Cruz Volunteer Lounge 6:30pm - 8:00pm = Finance Council Mtg. – Ministry Center 7:00pm - 9:00pm = Baptism Class (Spanish) School Hall

5:00pm - 9:00pm = Life Night – Youth Room

SATURDAY (Nov.26)

SUNDAY (Nov.27)

9:00am - 10:00am = 9:00am – 4:00pm = 9:00am - 10:00am = Altar & Rosary Altar Cleaning – Church Adoration - Church Baptism (Spanish) Church 5:00pm -6:00pm = 5:30pm -7:00pm = Rosario Sacerdotal Choir (Ángeles /Niños) 11:00am - 12:00pm = Volunteer Lounge Youth Room Wedding - Church 7:00pm - 9:00pm = 6:30pm – 9:00pm = RICA—School Old Library Dinámica Matrimonial 1:00pm - 2:00pm = Ministry Center/VL 7:00pm – 9:00pm = Funeral - Church Choir (San Antonio) - Church 7:00pm - 9:00pm = EDEN – Church 7:00pm - 9:00pm = Choir (St. Anthony Praise)Volunteer Lounge

9:00am - 11:00am RCIC — Youth Room

9:00am - 11:00am = RCIA—Volunteer Lounge

9:00am –11:45am = Amigos de San Antonio Ministry Center

4:15pm – 5:15pm = Choir Practice (8 AM) Church

7:00pm - 9:00pm = Choir (Unidos/Cristo) Church

7:00pm - 9:00pm = EDEN – Ministry Center

WORDS TO PONDER

Think of people who have undergone trials and difficulties in life, and yet managed to pull through. What lessons do you derive from them for your own life?

PRESENTATION OF MARY REFLCETION

The Seed : The place of Mary in heaven is closest to that of her Son, the Lord Jesus. Somehow, her life on earth paralleled that of Jesus. And so, as we celebrate the Presentation of Jesus in the Temple on February 2, we also celebrate the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin. This is not based on the Bible but rather is inspired by an old tradition. Mary, like the poor widow in the Gospel, offered not just her whole livelihood for her all. From her Jesus took his humanity. Mary watched over Jesus in his youth and followed Him, from a distance, inconspicuously during Jesus' public Ministry. Prayer: Lord, help us to be like the Blessed Mother Mary in word, in thought, and in action. Amen. =================== El lugar de María en el cielo es el más cercano al de su Hijo, el Señor Jesús. De alguna manera, su vida en la tierra era paralela a la de Jesús. Y así, al celebrar la Presentación de Jesús en el templo el 2 de febrero, también celebramos la Presentación de la Santísima Virgen. Esto no se basa en la Biblia, sino que se inspira en una antigua tradición. María, como la pobre viuda, en el Evangelio, ofreció no sólo su sustento para todos. De ella Jesús tomó su humanidad. María cuidaba de Jesús en su juventud y lo seguía, de lejos, discretamente durante el ministerio público de Jesús.

Activity: Take extra time and effort to do as much good for others as you can do today.

See how one good deed can inspire even more. Tómese más tiempo y esfuerzo para hacer tanto bien para los demás, que puede hacer hoy. Vea cómo una buena acción puede inspirar aún más.

“But be sure to fear the LORD and serve him faithfully with all your heart; consider what great things he has done for you.” 1 Sam.12:24

Parish Ministries are open to Volunteers Please contact directly the Ministry Coordinators

Altar & Rosary Society Gloria Chiordi Altar Servers Maria Aguilera Adult Confirmation (English)Sr.Madelyn Equibal, MSM

“…Rather, we wanted to present ourselves as a model for you, so that you might imitate us.” 2 THESSALONIANS 3:9

951-929-6968 909-215-3944

Knights of Columbus Murray Harris 325-2220 Rebecca Miley 675-1434 Lectors (English) 654-7911 ext.101 Lectores (Español) Alex Martinez 906-6619 Maria Armenta 442-0706 Marriage Encounters Amigos de San Antonio Danny y Maria Aguilera (951) 791-1196 CHOIRS : Ministerio Concilio Hispano Mauro Monreal 562-335-2896 St. Anthony Praise Choir ( LIFETEEN Mass)Josie Chagolla 652-2631 Ministerio Extraordinario/EMHC Spanish St. Anthony Adult Choir Rolina Beluso 9239363 Julian Mora (714) 381-5505 de la Comunion a Los Enfermos St. Hyacinth Choir Grace Laxamana 654-2013 Parish Pastoral Council Jessie Martinez Nancy & Nicholas (951) 654-4325 Pequeñas Comunidades de Fe Choir ( 8 am - Sunday) Choir (4pm - Saturday) Cindy Cullen-Carroll (951) 654-8467 Pre-Baptism – Spanish Cristina Sanchez 282-6998 Coro “San Antonio” (Niños) Luís y Nohemí Hernández 929-0790 Pre-Baptism – English Josie Quimson/Mila Kenna 619-947-4985 Coro“San Antonio”Runer Lazo(951)282-9650/Manuel Jimenez 951-665-0641 Pre Marital / Ministerio Crecensio Gutierrez 400-9868 Coro “Unidos Por Cristo” de Pre Matrimonio Antonio y Juanna Pablin 306-7770 Coro “Angeles de Jesus y Maria” Victoria Yakuta 951-385-3225 Lupe & Carla Rivera 654-5138 Quinceañeras Dinamica Matrimonial Pablo & Marisa Cardenas (310) 999-8971 Julie Perkins 951-214-5530/Maria Aguilera 909-215-3944 Respect-Life English Ministry Connie Valencia 634-3745 Respect –Life (Spanish) David Lopez 951-837-6177 Arturo Torres 951-654-3169 Religious Education Ministry (Faith Formation) 654-7911 ext 103 E.D.E.N Mauro Monreal 562-335-2896

Escuela de la Cruz Saul Duran 765-7114 Extraordinary Ministers of Communion for the Home-bound Laticia Gomez 235-8675 Extraordinary Ministers of Communion Tim McCann 927-3201 Extraordinario de Comunión Maria Florido 951-292-1499 Filipino Ministry Jojo Ariel Jamisola 951-487-8292 Family and Community Prayer Josie Quimson 665-6543 Family / Motherwise Ministry Finance Council Food Pantry Grupo de Oración Health Ministry Ministerio del Rosario

Mila Kenna 654-7203 Connie Valencia 634-3745 Imelda Lasam 652-0299 Maria Armienta 392-3056 Margarita Leal 654-7959 Shirley Vosti 652-9943 Elena Gomez 951-663-6346

RCIA Clifford Kwock 951-317-9862 RCIC Tim & Michele McCann 927-3201 RICA/Confirmación para Adultos Francisco Aguayo 951-956-0457 Elena Ramirez 487-3859 Cursos Biblicos St. Hyacinth Academy (Principal) Tami Jimenez 654-2013 St. Joseph Workers Adrian Metzger 926-9438 Trabajando por La Fe Mauro Monreal (562) 335-2896 Ushers (English) James Morrissey 951-766-1127 Ujieres Jose Rodriguez 951-760-3412 Vocation Ministry Youth Ministry Wedding Coordinators

Maria Riestra 909-499-0262 Rubi Andrade 492-8676 Alvino Torrez (654)7911 ext 106 Josefina Solares 375-9626 Araceli Cortes 514-6811

CHRIST THE KING REFLECTION Christ the King also known as the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ the King, which is the last Sunday in Ordinary Time before Advent. Although many probably assume that this universal feast day dates from the Middle Ages, Pope Pius XI added it in 1925. He intended it as a day to celebrate and remember Christ's kingship over all creation, as well as to remind us that all mankind must submit to Christ's rule. It is important to look at how Jesus, as King, acts. Jesus' earthly ministry was not one of military might or oppressiveness. Rather, it was one of peace, liberation, and above all, service. Jesus turned the whole concept of lordship and primacy on its head: “You know that those who are recognized as rulers over the Gentiles lord it over them, and their great ones make their authority over them felt. But it shall not be so among you. Rather, whoever wishes to become great among you will be your servant; whoever wishes to be first among you will be the slave of all. For the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many. (Mark 10:42-45). Thus, Jesus knew the popular images of kings and lords, and he specifically redefined them, but did not reject them. In the new age, in order to be a ruler of all, a person must be a servant of all. Jesus demonstrated this servanthood in His life and miracles. Even the Incarnation is an example of this: God the Son, King of all creation, humbled Himself to become human, even sharing the ultimate fate of His captive subjects: death. Second, Jesus' role of King is closely tied to His role as Judge, which is another contentious theme in popular religion. We say in the Creed: "He will come again in glory to judge the living and the dead, and His kingdom will have no end." Even now He is the all powerful Lord, King, and Judge, and someday He will return (called the Parousia or Second Coming) and everything will be fully submissive to His will. We must remember, however, that unlike our judgments, Christ looks at the heart and does not judge by human standards. Also unlike our justice, which is generally retributive, Christ's is restorative, designed to lead to repentance and salvation through the Sacraments of His Church. Christ knows that we often fail to submit to Him in all ways, which is why He has left us with the Sacrament of Reconciliation. The Bible also tells us that God delays the return of His Son for all to come to repentance.