Greeting for the Third Sunday of Advent, 12 - 13 December 2020 Greeting for the Third Sunday of Advent. Good Afternoon/Morning and Welcome to Blessed Sacrament Catholic Community No Second Collection, This afternoon we celebrate The Third Sunday of Advent with our celebrant Fr. Eliseus and we also celebrate with Father his 17th
Anniversary of Ordination. We thank and praise God that we are able to be here celebrating Mass all together. A FEW REMINDERS: Please remember to be respectful of those of who are trying to pray quietly before Mass begins. DO NOT MOVE OR DRAG your chair. The chairs are placed according to Social Distance. (9:00 Mass only) Please remember that the phone is very sensitive to noise. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the restroom in order to ensure that the restroom is properly sanitized. The directives from our Bishops for Social Distance & Masks are still the same. 1. You will be directed by an Usher during Holy Communion. 2. Please Maintain the 6ft. distance. 3. Remember to use hand sanitizer before you leave your seat. 4. Receive IN THE HAND ONLY. The Ushers will also dismiss us at the end of Mass in the same way. Announcements for Third Sunday of Advent 12 - 13 December 2020 Announcements for the Third Sunday of Advent (And Our Lady Of Guadalupe) No Second Collection (4:00 Mass only) Father will bless those of us with Birthdays or Anniversaries in the month of December at the end of these Announcements. For your convenience, we have put a color-coded schedule for the upcoming Christmas & New Year Masses in the bulletin board here on the patio and on the office door. Hopefully, that will make it easier for us to remember the times of each Mass. The new weekly donation envelopes have arrived and are in the office. Please stop by to pick yours up. Father Eliseus is planning to visit Nigeria from December 26th until January 24th. Please keep Father and the people of Nigeria in your prayers while he is away. Father Mike McCullough will be here with us to celebrate the January 1st Mass as well as all the weekend Masses and Confessions during the month of January. We WILL NOT be having any weekday Masses while Father Eliseus is away. The Church office will be closed for the Christmas holiday from December 22nd until January 3rd. The office will reopen on Monday, January 4th. Some of you may have heard that on Tuesday Pope Francis announced a Year of St. Joseph in honor of the 150th anniversary of the saint’s roclamation as patron of the Universal Church. The year began on December 8th 2020 and will conclude on December 8th 2021. Pope Francis has also granted special indulgences to mark the year. The Annual Filipino Simbangabi celebration for this year will begin on December 15th and end on December 23rd . Masses will be at 6:00P.M. here on the patio every evening. The celebration of these Masses will be divided between Father Eliseus and Father Jovi. Please remember that all food items must pre-packaged. Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. Those of you who would like to help us sanitize after Mass, please see one of the Ushers. Mass Intentions for Third Sunday of Advent, 12 - 13 December 2020 Mass Intentions for Our Lady of Guadalupe 4:00 P.M. Mass For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, Joan Miller, Terry Stump & Demetrius Candelaria We Pray for the conversion of the Miller Family, We also pray for Healing for the MacMillan Family And, We Pray in Thanksgiving for Father Eliseus as he celebrates 17 years of Priesthood today. 9:00 A. M. Mass, For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord. We Pray for the Repose of the Souls of Terry Stump, Demetrius Candelaria, Bill Hillyard & Carol Lenkeek. We Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka, Brian Slusser, Claire McCullough, the MacMillan Family & Maureen Rasmussen. We pray for Chris & Annie Ward on their 16th wedding anniversary And, we pray in Thanksgiving for Father Eliseus as he celebrates 17 years of Priesthood this weekend.
Greeting for Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, 7-8 November 2020
Good Afternoon/Morning and Welcome to Blessed Sacrament Catholic Community Second Collection for Maintenance & Education This weekend we celebrate the Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time with our celebrant Fr. Eliseus and we are very thankful to be here together praising God. This is the first full weekend of the month, so Father will be blessing those of us who celebrate a Birthday or Wedding Anniversary in the month of November. We will also be honoring our Veterans at the end of Mass. A FEW REMINDERS: Please remember to be respectful of those of who are trying to pray quietly before Mass begins. DO NOT MOVE OR DRAG your chair. The chairs are placed according to Social Distance. (8:00 Mass only) Please remember that the phone is very sensitive to noise. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the restroom in order to ensure that the restroom is properly sanitized. The directives from our Bishops for Social Distance & Masks are still the same. 1. You will be directed by an Usher during Holy Communion. 2. Please Maintain the 6ft. distance. 3. Remember to use hand sanitizer before you leave your seat. 4. Receive IN THE HAND ONLY. The Ushers will also dismiss us at the end of Mass in the same way. Announcements for Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, 7 - 8 November 2020 This weekend is Veterans Day weekend. At the end of these Announcements, I will be reading the Veterans Day Prayer since we cannot all read it together. At the end of the prayer, Father will give a blessing to all of our Veterans. If you’ve forgotten to email Bev Collard with your intentions for your deceased loved ones, you can still send them and they will be included for the rest of the month. Thanksgiving is right around the corner and we will have a 9:00 A.M. Mass that will be Live Streamed. Unfortunately, this year we are unable to bring food to be blessed. Don’t forget that our Altar Society has Christmas items for sale from our website this year. If you have questions about any of the items on the website, you should contact Maureen Franklin at 760-851-3927. As we’re experiencing, the weather is beginning to change and we may have to adjust the Mass times. Please make sure that you check your emails for any updates. Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. Those of you who would like to help us sanitize after Mass, please see one of the Ushers. All of these Announcements are posted on the Blessed Sacrament website, on the door of the Church office and in our bulletin board here on the patio. Mass Intentions for Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, 7 - 8 November 2020 4:30 P.M. Mass For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & inda Kirshchinger, and Joan Miller We Pray for the conversion of the Miller Family, We pray for Healing for Lee Baillie, Jane Smith, Lisa Bowman, Cindy Minarik and Phillip Limon We Pray for all those affected by the many Fires and Hurricanes and We pray for an end to the Rioting & Uprising in Nigeria, and in our country. We also pray that God’s Will be done for the Election. 8:00 A. M. Mass For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. We Pray for the Repose of the Souls of Deceased Altar Society Members & Jesse Nelson We Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka, Brian Slusser, Lee Baillie, Jane Smith, Lisa Bowman, Cindy Minarik, Phillip Limon & Claire McCullough We Pray for all those affected by the many Fires and Hurricanes and We pray for an end to the Rioting & Uprising in Nigeria and in our country. We also pray that God’s Will be done for our Election.
Greeting for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time 17 - 18 Oct 2020
Second Collection for World Mission Sunday As I just mentioned, we have a Second Collection for World Mission Sunday this weekend. Covid-19 Restrictions prohibit us from passing out envelopes, but we encourage you to give what you can in the Second Collection. You can also go to the World Mission Sunday button on our website to donate to this at another time if you would like. Please remember to be respectful of those of us who are trying to pray quietly before Mass begins. A FEW REMINDERS: DO NOT MOVE OR DRAG your chair. The chairs are placed according to Social Distance. Please remember that the phone is very sensitive to noise. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the restroom in order to ensure that the restroom is properly sanitized. This weekend we celebrate The Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time with our celebrant Fr. Eliseus and we thank & praise God that we can be here worshipping together. The directives from our Bishops for Social Distance & Masks are still the same. 1. You will be directed by an Usher during Holy Communion. 2. Please Maintain the 6ft. distance. 3. Remember to use hand sanitizer before you leave your seat. 4. Receive IN THE HAND ONLY. The Ushers will also dismiss us at the end of Mass in the same way.
Announcements for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time, 17-18 Oct. 2020 Announcements for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time As you know, Scrip is available at the office on Monday mornings and on our website at any time. See Cindy Minarik after the 8 o’clock Mass if you’d like to buy Scrip on Sunday morning. Don’t forget that our website is the best way to stay in touch with our Parish & Diocese and, as we said in the Greeting, there is a button on our website for Mission Sunday this weekend’s second collection. If you’re interested in receiving the “Byte”, our Diocesan newspaper, make sure that you respond to one of the options on the back of the “Byte” that we recently received in the mail. The Department of Communications at the Diocese is offering a Zoom Specialization course on Wednesday, Oct. 28, Nov. 4, Nov. 11 & Nov. 18 from 6:00-8:00PM. Please call the office if you’re interested in participating. If you haven’t already contacted Cindy Minarik, we’d like to ask all Ministry Heads to provide Cindy with information about your Ministry so she can put it on our website. Please send your information to cminarik5057@gmail.com For those of you who are still not familiar with the EWTN network and website, please take a minute to see what is there for us at this time when we cannot gather easily. We cannot have Devotions, etc. in our churches, but EWTN is able to provide those for us via television and on their website. Take a few minutes and see what you’ve been missing. Our General Election is coming up very soon. EWTN has published a voting guide for our use. You can find it at the EWTN website along the top under VOTING GUIDE. You can also go to www. Ewtn.com/vote. We have also put a copy of Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship in the bulletin board around the corner. Those of you who would like to help us sanitize after Mass, please see one of the Ushers. Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. All of these Announcements are posted on the Blessed Sacrament website, Mass Intentions for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time 17 - 18 Oct 2020 Mass Intentions for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. 4:30 P.M. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, Jimmie McMullen, Joan Miller & Frances Dehner, We also pray for the Cisneros Family, for the conversion of the Miller Family And, we pray for Healing for Lee
Greeting for Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, 14-15 November 2020
Good Afternoon/Morning and Welcome to Blessed Sacrament Catholic Community This weekend we celebrate the Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time with our celebrant Fr. Eliseus and we are very grateful to be here together praising God. A FEW REMINDERS: Please remember to be respectful of those of who are trying to pray quietly before Mass begins. DO NOT MOVE OR DRAG your chair. The chairs are placed according to Social Distance. (8:00 Mass ) Please remember that the phone is very sensitive to noise. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the restroom in order to ensure that the restroom is properly sanitized. Today’s Mass includes the following intentions. The directives from our Bishops for Social Distance & Masks are still the same. 1. You will be directed by an Usher during Holy Communion. 2. Please Maintain the 6ft. distance. 3. Remember to use hand sanitizer before you leave your seat. 4. Receive IN THE HAND ONLY. The Ushers will also dismiss us at the end of Mass in the same way. Announcements for Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, 14 - 15 November 2020
Thanksgiving is right around the corner and we will have a 9:00 A.M. Mass that will be Live Streamed. Remember that this year we are unable to bring food to be blessed. Our Altar Society continues to have Christmas items for sale from our website such as stocking stuffers like Nativity set car magnets and handmade soap. If you have questions about any of the items you see on the website, you should contact Maureen Franklin at 760-851-3927. As we said last week, we’re experiencing weather and daylight changes that affect our Mass times. So, Father has decided that as of next Saturday, November 21 st , the Vigil Mass (the 4:30 Mass) will change to 4:00 PM because it is getting dark earlier & earlier. Please make sure to put this on your calendars so that you don’t miss the Vigil Mass on Saturdays. Confessions will be from at 3:00 until 3:50. along those same lines, because weather is so unpredictable, we will be monitoring the weekend Weather Forecast throughout the week and we will let you know in the Announcements if there is a need to cancel a Mass or change the time for the next week. We will also send out an email. So, PLEASE, watch your emails carefully for information. Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. Those of you who would like to help us sanitize after Mass, please see one of the Ushers. Mass Intentions for Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, 14 - 15 November 2020 For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, and Joan Miller We Pray for the conversion of the Miller Family, We Pray for all those affected by the many Fires and Hurricanes and
We pray for an end to the Rioting & Uprising in Nigeria, and in our country. We also pray that God’s Will be done for the Election.
Greeting for the Fourth Sunday of Advent, 19 - 20 December 2020
Greeting for the Fourth Sunday of Advent. Good Afternoon/Morning and Welcome to Blessed Sacrament Catholic Community
Second Collection For DDF. Today we celebrate The Fourth Sunday of Advent with our celebrant Fr. Eliseus and we also celebrate with Father his 17th Anniversary of Ordination. We thank and praise God that we are able to be here celebrating Mass all together. A FEW REMINDERS: Please remember to be respectful of those of who are trying to pray quietly before Mass begins. DO NOT MOVE OR DRAG your chair.
The chairs are placed according to Social Distance. (9:00 Mass only) Please remember that the phone is very sensitive to noise. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the restroom in order to ensure that the restroom is properly sanitized. The directives from our Bishops for Social Distance & Masks are still the same. 1. You will be directed by an Usher during Holy Communion. 2. Please Maintain the 6ft. distance. 3. Remember to use hand sanitizer before you leave your seat. 4. Receive IN THE HAND ONLY. The Ushers will also dismiss us at the end of Mass in the same way. Announcements for Fourth Sunday of Advent 19 - 20 December 2020 Announcements for the Fourth Sunday of Advent. USHERS: SECOND COLLECTION FOR DDF. For your convenience, we have put a color-coded schedule for the upcoming Christmas & New Year Masses in the bulletin board here on the patio and on the office door. Hopefully, that will make it easier for us to remember the times of each Mass. The Altar Society still has items for sale on our Website on the Ministry page. You just might find a last- minute gift to fill a stocking or something unusual you’ve never seen before. Thank you for supporting our Altar Society. Don’t forget that the new weekly donation envelopes have arrived and are in the office. Please stop by to pick yours up. As we’ve said, Father Eliseus is planning to visit Nigeria from December 26th until January 24th . Please keep Father and the people of Nigeria in your prayers while he is away. Father Mike McCullough will be here with us to celebrate the weekend Masses of Dec. 26th & 27th, the January 1st Mass and all the weekend Masses and Confessions during the month of January. We WILL NOT be having any weekday Masses while Father Eliseus is away. The Church office will be closed for the Christmas holiday from December 22nd until January 3 d . The office will reopen on Monday, January 4th. Some of you may have heard that Pope Francis has announced a Year of St. Joseph in honor of the 150th anniversary of the saint’s proclamation as patron of the Universal Church. The year began on December 8th 2020 and will conclude on December 8th 2021. Pope Francis has also granted special indulgences to mark the year. Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. Those of you who would like to help us sanitize after Mass, please see one of the Ushers. All of these Announcements are posted on the Blessed Sacrament website, on the door of the Church office and in our bulletin board here on the patio. Mass Intentions for Fourth Sunday of Advent, 19 - 20 December 2020 Mass Intentions for the Fourth Sunday of Advent 4:00 P.M. Mass For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord.
For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, Joan Miller, Terry Stump & Philomena Heitman
And, We Pray for the conversion of the Miller Family. 9:00 A. M. Mass For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who
live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord. We Pray for the Repose of the Souls of Terry Stump, Frances & Robert Dehner, Alfred Collard & Philomena Heitman We Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka,
Brian Slusser, Bud Garrett & Maggie Jones, We pray for Chris & Annie Ward on their 16th wedding anniversary
Greeting for the First Sunday of Advent, 28 - 29 November 2020
Greeting for the First Sunday of Advent Good Afternoon/Morning and Welcome to Blessed Sacrament Catholic Community NO Second Collection This weekend we celebrate The First Sunday of Advent with our celebrant Fr. Eliseus and we are very grateful to be here together praising God. Father Eliseus will be lighting the Advent Wreath remotely this year since we cannot use real candles. A FEW REMINDERS: Please remember to be respectful of those of who are trying to pray quietly before Mass begins. DO NOT MOVE OR DRAG your chair. The chairs are placed according to Social Distance. (8:00 Mass only) Please remember that the phone is very sensitive to noise. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the restroom in order to ensure that the restroom is properly sanitized. The directives from our Bishops for Social Distance & Masks are still the same. 1. You will be directed by an Usher during Holy Communion. 2. Please Maintain the 6ft. distance. 3. Remember to use hand sanitizer before you leave your seat. 4. Receive IN THE HAND ONLY. The Ushers will also dismiss us at the end of Mass in the same way. Announcements for First Sunday of Advent 28 - 29 November 2020 Announcements for the First Sunday of Advent USHERS: NO Second Collection Since this is the First Sunday of Advent, if you haven’t picked up a new Missal, be sure to take one from the box on the corner, put your name on it and take it back & forth with you each week. As we said last week, for those of you who are interested, EWTN is offering Advent Reflections with Fr. Joseph. Go to the EWTN. Com website, click on “Seasons & Feast Days” along the top, then click the Advent candle picture. There you will find Father’s Joseph’s Advent Reflections. Here is a schedule of the recent changes in Mass times: As of Sunday, December 6 th the 8:00 A.M. Mass will change to 9:00 A.M. Tuesday, December 8 th , the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, there will only be ONE MASS at 9:00 A.M. that will be Live Streamed Saturday, December 12 th is the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe and Fr. Eliseus Anniversary of Ordination. Mass will be at 4:00 P.M. Christmas Eve Mass will be at 4:00 P.M. Christmas Day Mass will be at 9:00 A.M. that will be Live Streamed January 1 st Mass will be at 9:00 A.M. Don’t forget that the First Friday of December is December 4 th . Mass is at 9:00 A.M. Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. Those of you who would like to help us sanitize after Mass, please see one of the Ushers. Mass Intentions for First Sunday of Advent, 28 - 29 November 2020 Mass Intentions for the First Sunday of Advent 4:30 P.M. Mass For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who rotect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, Joan Miller We Pray for the conversion of the Miller Family, and We also pray that God’s Will be done in our country. Mass Intentions for the First Sunday of Advent 8:00 A. M. Mass For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord. We Pray for the Repose of the Soul of Linda Rutan We Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka And Brian Slusser We also pray that God’s Will be done in our Country.
Greeting for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time 17 - 18 Oct 2020
Second Collection for World Mission Sunday As I just mentioned, we have a Second Collection for World Mission Sunday this weekend. Covid-19 Restrictions prohibit us from passing out envelopes, but we encourage you to give what you can in the Second Collection. You can also go to the World Mission Sunday button on our website to donate to this at another time if you would like. Please remember to be respectful of those of us who are trying to pray quietly before Mass begins. A FEW REMINDERS: DO NOT MOVE OR DRAG your chair. The chairs are placed according to Social Distance. Please remember that the phone is very sensitive to noise. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the restroom in order to ensure that the restroom is properly sanitized. This weekend we celebrate The Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time with our celebrant Fr. Eliseus and we thank & praise God that we can be here worshipping together. The directives from our Bishops for Social Distance & Masks are still the same. 1. You will be directed by an Usher during Holy Communion. 2. Please Maintain the 6ft. distance. 3. Remember to use hand sanitizer before you leave your seat. 4. Receive IN THE HAND ONLY. The Ushers will also dismiss us at the end of Mass in the same way.
Announcements for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time, 17-18 Oct. 2020 Announcements for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time As you know, Scrip is available at the office on Monday mornings and on our website at any time. See Cindy Minarik after the 8 o’clock Mass if you’d like to buy Scrip on Sunday morning. Don’t forget that our website is the best way to stay in touch with our Parish & Diocese and, as we said in the Greeting, there is a button on our website for Mission Sunday this weekend’s second collection. If you’re interested in receiving the “Byte”, our Diocesan newspaper, make sure that you respond to one of the options on the back of the “Byte” that we recently received in the mail. The Department of Communications at the Diocese is offering a Zoom Specialization course on Wednesday, Oct. 28, Nov. 4, Nov. 11 & Nov. 18 from 6:00-8:00PM. Please call the office if you’re interested in participating. If you haven’t already contacted Cindy Minarik, we’d like to ask all Ministry Heads to provide Cindy with information about your Ministry so she can put it on our website. Please send your information to cminarik5057@gmail.com For those of you who are still not familiar with the EWTN network and website, please take a minute to see what is there for us at this time when we cannot gather easily. We cannot have Devotions, etc. in our churches, but EWTN is able to provide those for us via television and on their website. Take a few minutes and see what you’ve been missing. Our General Election is coming up very soon. EWTN has published a voting guide for our use. You can find it at the EWTN website along the top under VOTING GUIDE. You can also go to www. Ewtn.com/vote. We have also put a copy of Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship in the bulletin board around the corner. Those of you who would like to help us sanitize after Mass, please see one of the Ushers. Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. All of these Announcements are posted on the Blessed Sacrament website, Mass Intentions for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time 17 - 18 Oct 2020 Mass Intentions for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. 4:30 P.M. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, Jimmie McMullen, Joan Miller & Frances Dehner, We also pray for the Cisneros Family, for the conversion of the Miller Family And, we pray for Healing for Lee Baillie 8:00 A.M. We Pray for the Repose of the Soul of Frances Dehner, We Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka & Brian Slusser & Lee Baillie And, for birthday blessings for Mitchell Harkely & Jim Minarik We also pray for peace in our country, for God’s Will to be done in the upcoming elections and for all those affected by the many Fires & Hurricanes. FOR ALL THE INTENTIONS THAT WE HOLD IN THE ILENCE OF OUR HEARTS
Greeting for Christ the King 21 - 22 November 2020
Greeting for Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe Good Afternoon/Morning and Welcome to Blessed Sacrament Catholic Community Second Collection for DDF
This weekend we celebrate Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe with our celebrant Fr. Eliseus and we are very grateful to be here together praising God. A FEW REMINDERS: Please remember to be respectful of those of who are trying to pray quietly before Mass begins. DO NOT MOVE OR DRAG your chair. The chairs are placed according to Social Distance. (8:00 Mass only) Please remember that the phone is very sensitive to noise. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the restroom in order to ensure that the restroom is properly sanitized. The directives from our Bishops for Social Distance & Masks are still the same. 1. You will be directed by an Usher during Holy Communion. 2. Please Maintain the 6ft. distance. 3. Remember to use hand sanitizer before you leave your seat. 4. Receive IN THE HAND ONLY. The Ushers will also dismiss us at the end of Mass in the same way. Announcements for Christ the King 21 - 22 November 2020 Announcements for Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe . Our Altar Society continues to have Christmas items for sale from our website such as Advent candles and Christmas ornaments. Maureen Franklin continues to update these items regularly. If you have questions about any of the items you see on the website, you should contact Maureen at 760-851-3927. Remember that as of this week, our Vigil Mass has changed to 4:00 PM because it is dark earlier and the temperatures are much cooler. Please make sure to put this on your calendar so that you don’t miss the Vigil Mass. Confessions are at 3:00 until 3:50. Father Eliseus has also said that we can bring blankets for our laps or to sit on to keep warm. For those of you who are interested, EWTN is offering Advent Reflections with Fr. Joseph. Go to the EWTN. Com website, click on “Seasons & Feast Days” along the top, then click the Advent candle picture. There you will find Father’s Joseph’s Advent Reflections. As we said last week, because weather is so unpredictable, we are monitoring the weekend Weather Forecast throughout the week. Looking ahead to next weekend, it does not look like we should make any changes with the Mass schedule for November 28 th & 29 th . PLEASE, watch your emails carefully for information in case something unforeseen happens. Don’t forget that our Thanksgiving Mass this Thursday is at 9:00 A.M. and it will be live streamed. If you would like a new Missal, you can pick one up here after Mass, take it home & please bring it with you to Mass each week. Make sure that your name is on it. Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. Those of you who would like to help us sanitize after Mass, please see one of the Ushers. Mass Intentions for Christ the King, 21 - 22 November 2020 Mass Intentions for Our Lord Jesus Christ King of the UniverseFor the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, Joan Miller and Carol Lengkeek We Pray for Healing and quick recovery for Corrine Dobler We Pray for the conversion of the Miller Family, and We pray for an end to the Rioting & Uprising in Nigeria, and in our country. We also pray thatn God’s Will be done in our country. We Pray for the Repose of the Soul of Carol Lengkeek We Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka, Brian Slusser, Claire McCullough and quick recovery for Corrine Dobler. We pray for an end to the Rioting & Uprising in Nigeria and in our country.
We also pray that God’s Will be done in our Country.
Greeting for All Saints Day, 1 November 2020 Greeting for All Saints Day
Good Afternoon/Morning and Welcome to Blessed Sacrament Catholic Community This weekend we celebrate All Saints Day with our celebrant Fr. Eliseus and we are very thankful to be here together praising God. Please remember to be respectful of those of who are trying to pray quietly before Mass begins. DO NOT MOVE OR DRAG your chair. The chairs are placed according to Social Distance. (8:00 Mass only) Please remember that the phone is very sensitive to noise. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the restroom in order to ensure that the restroom is properly sanitized.
Announcements for All Saints Day, 1 November 2020 Announcements for All Saints Day As we said last week, All Souls Day is this Monday, November 2 nd . Father will be celebrating a 9:00A.M. Mass that will be Live Streamed. Remember that you can bring a picture or pictures of your loved ones that you can hold during the Mass and all the emails with Mass Intentions that were sent to Bev Collard will be on the Altar throughout the month of November. Thanksgiving is fast approaching and we will again have a 9:00 A.M. Mass that will be Live Streamed. Unfortunately, this year we are unable to bring food to be blessed. The seasons of Advent and Christmas will also be here quickly and our Altar Society once again has items for sale. However, this year, these items are available from our website. To name a few, there are Advent wreaths, candles, ornaments, rosaries and much more. The Altar Society is very grateful for your support in past years and they are hoping that this year will not be any different. If you have questions about any of the items on the website, you should contact Maureen Franklin at 760-851-3927. As you can see, our website provides a very important means of communication for all of us. If you haven’t already voted, EWTN has published a voting guide for our use. You can find it at the EWTN website along the top under VOTING GUIDE. You can also go to www. Ewtn.com/vote. As we’ve been saying, we have also put a copy of Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship in the bulletin board around the corner. Father would like to thank the Maintenance Men and their Roofer, Ray, for the excellent job they did on Friday replacing broken tiles on both the Church and the Rectory. Having this work finally done gives Father Eliseus a lot of peace of mind. Thank you also to Laurette Hill for making the arrangements for the lift. Thank you all so very much. Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. Those of you who would like to help us sanitize after Mass, please see one of the Ushers. All of these Announcements are posted on the Blessed Sacrament website, on the door of the Church office and in our bulletin board here on the patio. (8:00 Mass ONLY) John Cole will now read the Award Letter for the Our Lady of Guadalupe Award that Father will present to Ethly Amaro.
Mass Intentions for All Saints Day, 1 November 2020 Mass Intentions for All Saints Day For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. 4:30 P.M. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, Jimmie McMullen, Joan Miller, Frances Dehner & John Lakey. We Pray for the conversion of the Miller Family, We pray for Healing for Lee Baillie, Jane Smith, Lisa Bowman, Cindy Minarik and Phillip Limon We also pray for Birthday Blessings for Jesse M. Martinez We Pray for all those affected by the many Fires and Hurricanes and We pray for an end to the Rioting & Uprising in Nigeria, for peace in our country and that God’s Will be done on Election Day. Election Prayer of the Faithful to Mary Prayers of the Faithful, 1 November 2020 Mary intercedes for us with God who hears every prayer. O Most Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of Mercy, at this most critical time, we entrust the United States of America to your loving care. Hear our prayer for our Nation. Let us pray to the Lord. Most Holy Mother, we beg you to reclaim this land for the glory of your Son. Overwhelmed with the burden of the sins of our nation, we cry to you from the depths of our hearts and seek refuge in your motherly protection. Let us pray to the Lord. Look down with mercy upon us and touch the hearts of our people. Open our minds to the great worth of human life and to the responsibilities that accompany human freedom. Let us pray to the Lord. Free us from the falsehoods that lead to the evil of abortion and threaten the sanctity of family life. Grant our country the wisdom to proclaim that God’s law is the foundation on which this nation was founded and that He alone is the True Source of our cherished rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Let us pray to the Lord
O Merciful Mother, give us the courage to reject the culture of death and the strength to build a new Culture of Life. Let us pray to the Lord. Priest/Celebrant Lord, accept these petitions, that with great faith, hope and love we offer
Greeting for the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. 26 - 27 December 2020
Greeting for the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph Good Afternoon/Morning and Welcome to Blessed Sacrament Catholic Community NO Second Collection Today we celebrate The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph and we welcome our celebrant Father Mike McCullough. We look forward to celebrating this Mass and spending the month of January with you. We thank and praise God that we continue to be able to be here together celebrating Mass. A FEW REMINDERS: Please remember to be respectful of those of who are trying to pray quietly before Mass begins. DO NOT MOVE OR DRAG your chair. The chairs are placed according to Social Distance. (9:00 Mass only) Please remember that the phone is very sensitive to noise. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the restroom in order to ensure that the restroom is properly sanitized. Today’s Mass includes the following intentions. (See intentions on the next page.) The directives from our Bishops for Social Distance & Masks are still the same. 1. You will be directed by an Usher during Holy Communion. 2. Please Maintain the 6ft. distance. 3. Remember to use hand sanitizer before you leave your seat. 4. Receive IN THE HAND ONLY. The Ushers will also dismiss us at the end of Mass in the same way. Announcements for the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. 26 - 27 December 2020 Announcements for the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph USHERS: NO SECOND COLLECTION If you haven’t picked up your donation envelopes for the New Year, you can stop by the office on Monday morning, December 28th, between 9:00 & 11:00 or when the office reopens on January 4th. Please keep Father Eliseus and the people of Nigeria in your prayers while he is away. If you haven’t added your name to the Novena for Father while he is away, see or call George Collard at 760-985-5607. Don’t forget that We ARE NOT having any weekday Masses while Father Eliseus is away. The Church office is closed for the Christmas holiday from December 22nd until January 3rd . The office will reopen on Monday, January 4th . Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. Those of you who would like to help us sanitize after Mass, please see one of the Ushers. All of these Announcements are posted on the Blessed Sacrament website, Mass Intentions for the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. 26 - 27 December 2020 Mass Intentions for the Holy Family Of Jesus, Mary and Joseph 4:00 P.M. Mass. For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, Joan Miller, Terry Stump & Michael Gallardo And, We Pray for the conversation of the Miller Family Mass Intentions for the Holy Family Of Jesus, Mary and Joseph :00 A. M. Mass For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord. We Pray for the Repose of the Souls of: Terry Stump, George Sumpter, Aldor Collard, And Michael Gallardo We Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka, Brian Slusser, Bud Garrett & Maggie Jones & Viola Klink We pray for Heavenly Birthday for Alberta Horvath We also pray for Chris & Annie Ward on their 16th wedding anniversary.
Greeting for the Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time 10 - 11 Oct 2020
Please remember to be respectful of those of us who are trying to pray quietly before Mass begins. A FEW REMINDERS: DO NOT MOVE OR DRAG your chair. The chairs are placed according to Social Distance. Please remember that the phone is very sensitive to noise. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the restroom in order to ensure that the restroom is properly sanitized. This weekend we celebrate The Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time and Priesthood Sunday with our celebrant Fr. Eliseus and we thank & praise God that we can be here worshipping together. Today’s Mass includes the following intentions. (See intentions on the next page.) This weekend we will celebrate Priesthood Sunday which we over-lo oked a couple of weeks ago and we have a special blessing for Father Eliseus after the Announcements. We have music, but sadly no vocals are allowed. The directives from our Bishops for Social Distance & Masks are still the same. You will be directed by an Usher during Holy Communion. Please Maintain the 6ft. distance. Remember to use hand sanitizer before you leave your seat. Receive IN THE HAND ONLY. The Ushers will also dismiss us at the end of Mass in the same way. Announcements for the Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time, 10-11 Oct. 2020 You may have received a copy of our Diocesan newspaper “The Byte” in the mail this week. If you would like to continue to receive “The Byte” in your mailbox monthly, be sure to respond to one of the options given to us on the back page. Scrip is available at the office on Monday mornings (Tuesday, this week) and on our website at any time. See Cindy Minarik after the 8 o’clock Mass if you’d like to buy Scrip on Sunday mornings. Please remember that our website is serving as our bulletin right now and this is the best way to stay in touch with your Parish & Diocese. Father Eliseus shares a new thought- provoking reflection on our website every week. Since our Website is the focal point for our parish right now, we’d like to ask all Ministry Heads to provide Cindy Minarik with information about your Ministry. Please send your information to cminarik5057@gmail.com As we said in the Greeting, we are celebrating Priesthood Sunday this weekend. So, at the end of these Announcements, John Cole (at 4:30); Joel Klink (at 8:00) will be reading a special blessing for Father Eliseus as we will extend our hands in blessing. Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. We’d like to ask that a few of you stay behind at the end of Mass to help us sanitize as we were doing inside the church. If you’re able to help, please see one of the Ushers for directions. Thank you. As we all know, our General Election is coming up very soon. EWTN has published a voting guide for our use. You can find it at the EWTN website along the top under VOTING GUIDE. You can also go to www. Ewtn.com/vote. We have also put a copy of Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship in the bulletin board. All of these Announcements are posted on the Blessed Sacrament website, on the door of the Church office and in our bulletin board here on the patio. Mass Intentions for the Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time 10 - 11 Oct 2020 For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord. 4:30 P.M. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, Joan Miller, Frances Dehner, Phil Cisneros, Barbara Ontek & Jimmie McMullen. We also pray for the conversion of The Miller Family And for Healing for Katie Matthews 8:00 A.M. We Pray for the Repose of the Souls of Frances Dehner & Barbara Ontek; We Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka & Brian Slusser; We pray for birthday blessings for Mater Aranilla We Pray for safe & successful travel for Jerry & Lois Phipps We also pray for peace in our country, for God’s Will in the upcoming elections and all those affected by the many Fires & Hurricanes. FOR ALL THE INTENTIONS THAT WE HOLD IN THE SILENCE OF OUR HEARTS
Announcements for Christmas 24 - 25 December 2020
Announcements for Christmas Eve/Day
If you haven’t picked up your donation envelopes for the New Year, you can stop by the office on Monday morning, December 28th, between 9:00 & 11:00 or when the office reopens on January 4th.
Please keep Father Eliseus and the people of Nigeria in your prayers while he is away. If you haven’t added your name to the Novena for Father while he is away, see or call George Collard at 760-985-5607. Don’t forget that We ARE NOT having any weekday Masses while Father Eliseus is away.
The Church office is closed for the Christmas holiday from December 22nd until January 3rd. The office will reopen on Monday, January 4th. Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. Those of you who would like to help us sanitize after Mass, please see one of the Ushers.
Greeting for the Second Sunday of Advent, 05 - 06 December 2020
Greeting for the Second Sunday of Advent Good Afternoon/Morning and Welcome to Blessed Sacrament Catholic Community Second Collection for Maintenance & Education This weekend we celebrate The Second Sunday of Advent with our celebrant Fr. Eliseus. This weekend Father will be blessing those of us with Birthdays and Anniversaries in the month of December. We thank and praise God that we are able to here celebrating Mass all together. 4:00 P.M. Mass Only This evening we will are privileged to share in the Convalidation of Bobby & Gisele Moreno during this Mass. A FEW REMINDERS: Please remember to be respectful of those of who are trying to pray quietly before Mass begins. DO NOT MOVE OR DRAG your chair. The chairs are placed according to Social Distance. (8:00 Mass only) Please remember that the phone is very sensitive to noise. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the restroom in order to ensure that the restroom is properly sanitized. The directives from our Bishops for Social Distance & Masks are still the same. 1. You will be directed by an Usher during Holy Communion. 2. Please Maintain the 6ft. distance. 3. Remember to use hand sanitizer before you leave your seat. 4. Receive IN THE HAND ONLY. The Ushers will also dismiss us at the end of Mass in the same way. Announcements for Second Sunday of Advent 05 - 06 December 2020 Announcements for the Second Sunday of Advent USHERS: Second Collection for Maintenance & Education Please remember that if you’ve picked up a new Missal for yourself, you cannot leave it behind. If there are any left on the patio, we are obliged to throw them away. Please put your name on it and take it back and forth with you. A BIG THANK YOU to George Hall for putting those book holders around the patio to place your Missal in during Mass, but please don’t leave your Missal behind in the holder. Here is a schedule of the recent changes in Mass times: As we said last week, as of this weekend, our Sunday Mass will be at 9:00 A.M. until further notice. Sunday Mass is Live Streamed every week. Tuesday, December 8th , the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, there will only be ONE MASS at 9:00 A.M. and it will be Live Streamed Saturday, December 12 th is the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe and Fr. Eliseus Anniversary of Ordination. Mass will be at 4:00 P.M. Christmas Eve Mass will be at 4:00 P.M. Christmas Day Mass will be at 9:00 A.M. and will be Live Streamed. January 1st Mass will be at 9:00 A.M. and will be Live Streamed. Don’t forget to keep checking our website for all the new additions, such as the Link to EWTN, Cindy periodically adds. Of course, the above schedule is also on our website. The Donation Envelope boxes for the new year are in the office and you can stop by during the week to pick yours up. Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. Those of you who would like to help us sanitize after Mass, please see one of the Ushers.
Mass Intentions for Second Sunday of Advent, 05 - 06 December 2020 Mass Intentions for the Second Sunday of Advent 4:30 P.M. Mass For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, Joan Miller We Pray for the conversion of the Miller Family, and We also pray that God’s Will be done in our country. Mass Intentions for the Second Sunday of Advent 8:00 A. M. Mass For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord. We Pray for the Repose of the Souls of Kathleen Dehner and the Deceased Members of the Altar Society We Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka And Brian Slusser We also pray that God’s Will be done in our Country.
Greeting for the Twenty-Seventh in Ordinary Time 03 - 04 Oct 2020
Please remember to be respectful of those of us who are trying to pray quietly before Mass begins. A FEW REMINDERS: DO NOT MOVE OR DRAG your chair. The chairs are placed according to Social Distance. Please remember that the phone is very sensitive to noise. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the restroom in order to ensure that the restroom is properly sanitized. This weekend we celebrate The Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time and Respect Life Sunday with our celebrant Fr. Eliseus and we thank & praise God that we can be here worshiping together. 1. This Sunday is the Feast of St. Francis 2. This is the First Full Weekend of the month of October and Father will be blessing those of us with Birthdays & Anniversaries. 3. We have music, but sadly no vocals are allowed. The directives from our Bishops for Social Distance & Masks are still the same. 1. You will be directed by an Usher during Holy Communion. 2. Please Maintain the 6ft. distance. 3. Remember to use hand sanitizer before you leave your seat. 4. Receive IN THE HAND ONLY. The Ushers will also dismiss us at the end of Mass in the same way. Announcements for the Twenty-Seventh Sunday in ordinary Time, 03-04 Oct. 2020 Scrip is available at the office on Monday mornings and on our website at any time. See Cindy Minarik after Mass if you’d like to buy Scrip on Sunday mornings. Please remember that our website is serving as our bulletin right now and this is the best way to stay in touch with your Parish & Diocese. For those of you who don’t know, Father Eliseus shares a new thought- provoking reflection on our website every week. Since our Website is serving as our bulletin and is the focal point for our parish, we’d like to ask all Ministry Heads to provide Cindy Minarik with information about your Ministry along with current updates & event information. Please send your information to cminarik5057@gmail.com Faith Formation in person classes are being temporarily postposed. The Second Year Confirmation and First Communion classes will meet on Zoom on Sunday mornings about 11:00 o’clock. Students are being asked to watch their phones for an email from their teacher with an exact time. If you have not registered your child or children for Faith Formation, you can still register this Sunday after the 8:00 Mass and pick up your books or come to the office during the week. Last weekend we missed celebrating Priesthood Sunday. So, next weekend, Oct. 10 th and 11 th we will be celebrating with a special blessing for Father Eliseus. Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. We’d like to ask that a few of you stay behind at the end of Mass to help us sanitize as we were doing inside the church. If you’re able to help, please see one of the Ushers for directions. Thank you. Mass Intentions for the Twenty-Seventh in Ordinary Time 02 - 04 Oct 2020 For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, Joan Miller & Theresa Hultz We also pray for the conversion of The Miller Family & for Healing for Katie Matthews We Pray for the Living & Deceased Members of the Altar Society, We Pray for the Repose of the Soul of Phil Foss, We Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka, Frances Dehner, and Brian Slusser We pray for Birthday Blessings for Russ Collard We also pray for peace in our country, and all those affected by the many Fires & Hurricanes.
FOR ALL THE INTENTIONS THAT WE HOLD IN THE SILENCE OF OUR HEART
Greeting for the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time 24 - 25 Oct 2020
Good Afternoon/Morning and Welcome to Blessed Sacrament Catholic Community This weekend we celebrate The Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time with our celebrant Fr. Eliseus and we are very thankful to be here together
praising God. A FEW REMINDERS: Please remember to be respectful of those of who are trying to pray quietly before Mass begins. DO NOT MOVE OR DRAG your chair. The chairs are placed according to Social Distance.
(8:00 Mass only) Please remember that the phone is very sensitive to noise. Children must be accompanied by an adult to use the restroom in order to ensure that the restroom is properly sanitized. Today’s Mass includes the following intentions. (See intentions on the next page.) The directives from our Bishops for Social Distance & Masks are still the same. 1. You will be directed by an Usher during Holy Communion. 2. Please Maintain the 6ft. distance. 3. Remember to use hand sanitizer before you leave your seat. 4. Receive IN THE HAND ONLY. The Ushers will also dismiss us at the end of Mass in the same way.
Announcements for the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, 24-25 Oct. 2020
Announcements for the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time As you know, November is fast approaching with All Saints Day & All Souls Day. All Saints is a Sunday this year, but a week from Monday is All Souls Day. Father will be celebrating a 9:00A.M. Mass on All Souls Day that will be Live Streamed. As we did with Mother’s Day & Father’s Day, we’re asking that you email the names of your deceased loved ones to Bev Collard at bevandgeorgec@gmail.com and we will lace them on the altar during the Mass. There is also an All Souls Day button on our website for your Mass donations. Father is also suggesting that we bring a picture or pictures of our loved ones that we can hold during the Mass. Thanksgiving is also fast approaching and we will again have a 9:00 A.M. Mass that will be Live Streamed. Unfortunately, this year we are unable to bring food to be blessed. The seasons of Advent and Christmas will also be here quickly and our Altar Society once again has items for sale. However, this year, these items are available from our website. To name a few, there are Advent wreaths, candles, ornaments, a darling tote bag and much more. The Altar Society is very grateful for your support in past years and they are hoping this year will not be any different. If you have questions about any of the items on the website, you should contact Maureen Franklin at 760-851-3927. As you can see, we depend on our website for a lot right now. Our website provides a very important means of communication for all of us. If you haven’t already voted, EWTN has published a voting guide for our use. You can find it at the EWTN website along the top under VOTING GUIDE. You can also go to www. Ewtn.com/vote. As we’ve been saying, we have also put a copy of Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship in the bulletin board around the corner. Those of you who would like to help us sanitize after Mass, please see one of the Ushers. Please be sure to wait for the Ushers to dismiss you at the end of Mass before you leave your seat. Joel Klink will now present the Our Lady of Guadalupe Award to Tom McBride. Mass Intentions for the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time 24 - 25 Oct 2020 For the safety of our service men & women abroad, for our Policemen & Women who protect us, for all First Responders & Firemen and for all who live with war and violence. Let us pray to the Lord. 4:30 P.M. For the Repose of the Souls of: Robert Sr. & Ann Bowman, SgtMaj Johann & Linda Kirshchinger, Jimmie McMullen, Joan Miller & Frances Dehner , John Lakey and We Pray for Heavenly Birthday Blessings for Ralph Garcia We Pray for the conversion of the Miller Family, We pray for Healing for Lee Baillie, Jane Smith & Marsha Cole We also pray for a safe & fun camping trip for our Trail Life Troop and a safe return home. We pray for an end to the Rioting & Uprising in Nigeria, for peace in our country and that God’s Will be done in the upcoming elections. 8:00 A.M. We Pray for the Repose of the Souls of Frances Dehner & John Lakey We Pray for Healing for Mary Nishioka, Brian Slusser, Lee Baillie & Marsha Cole We pray for a safe & fun camping trip for our Trail Life Troop and a safe return home. We also pray for peace in our country, for God’s Will to be done in the upcoming elections, We pray for all those affected by the many Fires & Hurricanes & for an end to the Rioting & Uprising in Nigeria