May 17, 2015

Seventh Sunday of Easter

John 17:11b-19
In his prayer to God the Father in
today's Gospel, Jesus gives an
interesting perspective on what it
means to follow him. He suggests
that--like himself--his disciples have
a mission in a world to which they do
not belong. Clearly, their "not
belonging" doesn't mean not
participating. It doesn't mean being
separated from the world or avoiding
the world. On the contrary, it means a
very real encounter with the world.
Jesus came into the world and
sincerely engaged people and
institutions by teaching, serving, and
praying. But all the while, as he told
Pontius Pilate, he knew that his
kingdom did "not belong to this
world" (cf. Jn 18:36). Jesus' work on
earth had the greater purpose of
serving the kingdom of heaven.

Rev. Devdas Masillamony, Pastor

Rev. John Bosco Musinguzi, In Residence
MASS SCHEDULE: Sunday Vigil: 4:30 pm (Saturday); Sunday: 8:00
am and 11:00 am. Liturgy of the Word for Children dismisses during
the 11:00 am Mass.
Monday Friday: 8:00 am.
Holy Days and Holidays: see bulletin and parish website for special
Mass times.
NURSERY: Sunday, open from 7:45 am to 9:30 am and from 10:45 am
to 12:30 pm. Closed from 9:30 am to 10:45 am. Located on the north
side of the church.
CONFESSION: Wednesday from 5:00 pm to 6:15 pm.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: The first Saturday of the month after
the 4:30 pm Mass, or by appointment. In an emergency, please call the
Parish Office at (619) 463-6629.
DEVOTIONS
Eucharistic Exposition and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament:
First Friday of each month from the end of daily Mass until 11:55 am.
Rosary: Daily after the morning Mass and other special occasions.
Our Mother of Perpetual Help: Tuesday following the morning Mass.

9800 San Juan St Spring Valley, CA 91977

Phone (619)463-6629 Fax (619)463-8101
www.santasophia.org parish@santasophia.org

As Christians, we should also have

our eyes on this eternal kingdom.
Through our baptism, we are
members of the heavenly realm, and
through this sacrament we are also
equipped to bring a taste of heaven to
earth. Our place in this world is to
make connections to God's kingdom.
We are not called to ignore the
activity of the world and just wait
until eternity comes around. Rather,
we are called to share the love of God
through our acts of service, our
dedication to our vocations, and our
commitment to making the world a
better place for everyone.

Question of the Week

John 17:11b-19: How would you
summarize Jesus' prayer for the
disciples?
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The third part of the Mass,

the Eucharistic Rite, begins
with the presentation of
gifts. At this point of the
Mass gifts are brought to the altar and presented
to the priest. Bringing gifts to the altar is symbolic; the early Christians brought fruits, vegetables,
livestock, and bread and wine to be shared with
the clergy and the poor. The practice goes back to
the Old Testament when, No grain was to be harvested at all until the first fruits offering was
brought to the Lord (Lev. 23:14). The offering
was made in remembrance of Israels slavery in
Egypt, the Lords deliverance from slavery, and
their possession of a land flowing with milk and
honey. The concept of tithing originated from
this generous offering, appreciating Gods blessings. The tithe was a requirement of the law in
which the Israelites were to give 10 percent of
their produce to the temple.
The New Testament talks about the importance
and benefits of giving. We are to give as we are
able. Sometimes that means giving more than 10
percent; sometimes that may mean giving less. It
all depends on the ability of each person and the
specific needs of the church. Every Christian
should diligently pray and seek Gods wisdom in
the matter of participating in tithing and how
much to give (James 1:5). Above all, all tithes and
offerings should be given with pure motives and
an attitude of worship to God and service to the

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body of Christ. The gifts were offered in appreciation to the Lords kindness, generosity, and blessings on the people and their land.
Today, a similar offering for the parish and the
poor is made through monetary contributions.
However, the bread and wine and money arent
the only things we offer to God in the presentation
of the giftswe also offer ourselves. Each time we
go to Mass, we are called to offer to God all that
we are and all that we have. We offer ourselves as
a gift to God. Even though you may not be the
one walking forward to place your gift on the altar, you can still carry a gift, given to you by
God that you bring to the Mass to be blessed, broken, and shared with others.
The priest places the bread and wine on the altar.
He then mixes water with the wine and washes his
hands. The mixing of water and wine represents
ourselves being intermingled in Christs body and
in His Blood. For just as you cannot see the water
and wine separate, so too are we in Christ. The
washing of hands before the consecration of the
bread and wine also reminds us of the sacredness
of the celebration. Before washing, the priest says
a silent prayer for interior purification: Wash me,
O Lord, from my iniquity and cleanse me from my
sin. It is a prayer that we can pray with the priest
in our hearts to help us to prepare to receive the
Bread of Life, and the Cup of Salvation. The pre(continues on page three)

SCRIPTURE READINGS & INTENTIONS FOR THE SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

WEEK OF MAY 17TH, 2015
Date
Saturday, May 16th (Vigil)

Readings

Time

Intentions

Acts 18:23-28/Jn 16:23b-28

4:30 pm

Intentions of Jay Brown

Acts 1:15-17, 20a, 20c-26/1 Jn 4:11-16/

Jn 17:11b-19

8:00 am

Intentions of Liturgical Ministry Volunteers

11:00 am

Formation Ministry Volunteers and Spiritual

Growth

Monday, May 18th

Acts 19:1-8/ Jn 16:29-33

8:00 am

Intentions of Erin Brown

Tuesday, May 19th

Acts 20:17-27/Jn 17:1-11a

8:00 am

+Ms. Marilyn Cimino

Wednesday, May 20th

Acts 20:28-38/Jn 17:11b-19

8:00 am

+Mr. Edward McCarthy

Acts 22:30; 23:6-11/Jn 17:20-26

8:00 am

+Violeta Aguilar

Acts 25:13b-21/Jn 21:15-19

8:00 am

+Gary Smith

Saturday, May 23rd (Vigil~Ascension)

Acts 28:16-20, 30-31/Jn 21:20-25

4:30 pm

Intentions of SVDP Society

Sunday, May 24th ~ (Ascension)

Acts 2:1-11/1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13/

Jn 20:19-23

8:00 am

Intentions of Juan & Mary Lou Buenrostro

11:00 am

Intentions of Eddie & Karina Gates

Sunday, May 17th

Thursday, May 21st

Friday, May 22nd

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sider then says: Pray,

brothers and sisters, that
my sacrifice and yours may be acceptable to God,
the almighty Father, to which the congregation
responds: May the Lord accept the sacrifice at
your hands for the praise and glory of his name,
for our good and the good of all his Holy Church.

WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS

continued from page two.

Marlin & David Salkaly

and their family
Natalia, Eliana, George & Mikheal
Maria Martinez
and her family
Anthony & Rosa Casillas
Maria and Regino Chale Jr.
and their son, Regino III
ANNUAL FOUNDERS DINNER
SUNDAY, MAY 31ST AT 5:30 PM
The annual Founders Dinner is an evening to honor our fellow parishioners and founding families.
This year, the honorees are: Albert Klukas, Millie
Maraia, and Jerry & Agnes Smith.
Tickets are available after all the Masses
at the Kiosk, and at the parish office.

The Eucharistic prayer follows with its variable

preface. The preface begins with The Lord be
with you and concludes with the Holy, Holy.
The preface reminds us that we are brought into
Gods holy presence and speaks of how wonderful
God has been to us. When we sing Holy, Holy
, we join with the angels in heaven in praising
God. This part of the Eucharistic prayer helps us
prepare in anticipation to celebrate the most important aspect of the Liturgy, the consecration of
bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Jesus.
How appreciative and generous are you in sharing
your blessings with God and the needy? What gift
do you bring to the altar, to your family, neighbors, friends, and community members?

$25 per ticket ~ $46 per couple

~$180 for a table of eight~

Fr. Devdas

Children 6-12 are $12

~ Family Pack, 2 adults, 2 children 6-12, $65 ~
Children 5 and under are free

COLLECTION REPORT
May 4th - May 10th, 2015
Plate
Envelopes
eGiving
Breakdown of gifts received
$0.00 to $5.00
$5.01 to $10.00
$10.01 to $25.00
$25.01 to $50.00
$50.01 to $100.00
$100.01 to $150.00
$150.01 to $500.00
$500.01 to $1,000.00
Total contributing households
St. Vincent de Paul

17TH, 2015

$15,704.00
$1,489.00
$12,191.00
$2,024.00
53
61
121
72
38
6
14
0
_______

365
$482.00

ave you found yourself with a

bit of time on your hands?
Consider the Santa Sophia Food
Pantry. There is no membership required to help volunteer, only a desire to help others.
You can make a difference in the
lives of others in as little as one
hour per month, any day, Monday through Saturday.

If this sounds like something you might be interested in, please call Lisa at (619) 460-4252 for
more information.

The number of families who where helped by the

Food Pantry in April: 380, for a total of 1452 people. If you would like to donate, specific needs this
month include: macaroni and cheese. As always,
we could not do this without your continuous and
generous support. THANK YOU!!!!!

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PARKING REMINDERS.
The west gate off Conrad is open on weekends:
Saturday 2:30 pm to 6:00 pm and Sunday 7:00 am
to 1:00 pm.
The west gate off Conrad is open on weekdays:
Monday through Friday from 7:00 am - 9:00 am
and afternoons from 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm.
The north school parking lot is open on weekends: Saturday 2:30 pm to 6:30 pm and Sunday
7:00 am to 1:00 pm.

If you are staying for an event, please move

your vehicle from the school prior to closing.
Mothers Day Spiritual Bouquet ~
Due to the number of requested Spiritual Bouquets, it is very difficult to
list the many Moms that are being
remembered. All of the names of the
Moms have been placed in the Sanctuary during the novena. Thank you
for the remembrances of all the great Mothers!

ACA Pledges ~ The ACA pledges totaled $86,800

from 308 families. Thank you for your generous
support. Pledge cards are still available in the
church.

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PLEASE REMEMBER THOSE IN NEED OF SPECIAL PRAYERS

Jessica Kline, Brian Vandenberg, Ernest Stelmar,

Leticia Rebollar, Brandon Ancho, Linda Amador,
Irene Zetts, Mary Alesi, Telli Dominguez, Carmela
Fuentes, Rachel Carter, Ian Metzler, Geraldine
Clark, Stella Blockfilner, Samuel Brandt, Lilyne
Hollingworth and Madeline Leggio.
Names in bold are newly added this week.
Also pray for the special intentions written in the
Book of Needs in the back of the church.
PRAYER LIST FOR DEPLOYED MILITARY

As a faith community, let us keep

all who serve our country during
these troubled times in our prayers.
We pray especially for those of our
parish who are deployed or will
soon be deployed:
VICTOR KAREH
If you have a friend or relative who is serving
in our military and is deployed or will be
deployed, please contact Maria at
(619) 463-6629 ext. 102 or e-mail me at
mbelflower@santasophia.org.

Almighty God, be their constant companion and

strength in every adversity. May they experience your
presence, love and comfort.
Amen

The Academy, CMO and the Parish

Office will all be closed on Monday,

May 25th in observance of Memorial

Day.

The Nursery will be closed and

their will be no Liturgy of the
Word for Children on Sunday,
May 24th.

CHILDRENS NURSERY

The childrens nursery is

located in the northeast
corner of the church. It is
a place to bring your
small children to have an upfront view of the
Mass. You can enter from the outside entrance at
the top of the ramp. This chapel is also open for
personal prayer time, Monday through Friday,
from 8:45 am to 3:30 pm.

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DAILY PRAYER FOR PRIESTS

O Jesus,
I pray for your faithful and fervent priests;
For your unfaithful and tepid priests;
For your priests laboring at home or
Abroad in distant mission fields.
For your tempted priests;
For your lonely and desolate priests;
For your young priests; For your dying priests;
For the souls of your priests in Purgatory.
But above all, I recommend to you
The priests dearest to me;
The priest who baptized me;
The priests who absolved me from my sins;
The priests at whose Masses
I assisted and who gave me
Your Body and Blood in Holy Communion;
The priests who taught and instructed me;
All the priests to whom I am indebted
in any other way
(especially...)
O Jesus, keep them all close to your heart,
And bless them abundantly
in time and in Eternity,

MASSIVE EARTHQUAKE IN NEPAL

On April 25th, a devastating magnitude 7.8
earthquake struck Nepal near Kathmandu, also
affecting nearby parts of India. Avalanches were
reported in the Himalayas, including on Mount
Everest. As the official death toll surpassed 8,046
and injured more than 17,800, Catholic Relief
Services (CRS) emergency personnel landed in
Kathmandu, where they will aid the tens of thousands of people affected by this powerful earthquake. CRS and our partner Caritas Nepal plan
to support 10,000 families with emergency shel-

Amen

ter, blankets, water4 treatment kits and hygiene

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kits. Because this region is known for earth-

Sunday, May 17th - Rev. Neal Wilkinson, SJ

quakes, CRS had prepositioned emergency aid in

Monday, May 18th - Rev. Msgr. John Wright

nearby Bihar, India. Temporary shelter kits, wa-

Tuesday, May 19th - Rev. Abbot Charles Wright, OSB

Wednesday, May 20th - Rev. Edmundo Zarate-Suarez

Thursday, May 21st - Rev. Edmund Afagbegee, SVD

Friday, May 22nd - Rev. Lawrence Agi

Saturday, May 23rd - Rev. Patrick Aherne, CM

ter purification kits and hygiene kits for 2,000

families are being transported to Nepal for immediate distribution. An additional 3,000 tarpaulins
will be flown from a hub in Dubai within the
next couple days. CRS is also procuring emergency supplies in India, and more emergency
personnel are on the way.

The people of Nepal urgently need your help.

Your donation will help CRS immediate response and allow us to reach even more families affected by this disaster.
Please donate by giving to Santa Sophia
Parish during our Second Collection, May
23rd-24th. Donations will be sent to Catholic
Relief Services.

WHISPERING WINDS
MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMP
JULY 20TH - JULY 23RD
We have a lot in store for Middle
School Campers this summer! This 4
day Voyagers camp for entering 7th-9th graders,
will feature dynamic music, a talent show, swimming, zipline, archery, youth led prayers, confession, adoration & Mass. There will be plenty of opportunities to meet new friends, grow spiritually
and make tons of memories. For more information,
please contact us at: (619) 464-1479 or go to our
website: www.whisperingwinds.org and click on
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ANNOUNCEMENTS & UPCOMING WEEKLY EVENTS

THE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY IS HAVING ITS FIRST
THRIFT STORE PARKING LOT SALE
Date:
Saturday, June 20th
Time:
9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Location: In front of the food pantry
Donations of the following items are welcome:
Books
Household items
Clothes (usable & clean)
Toys (clean & in working order)
PLEASE, NO FURNITURE OR ELECTRONICS!
Please bring donations to the pantry on any Monday in May, between the
hours of 9:00 am - 11:00 am. Receipts available upon request.

UPCOMING EVENTS

SANTA SOPHIA
SENIOR HIGH YOUTH
GATHERING ~
SUNDAY, MAY 17TH
MASS AT 11:00 AM
AND FREE LUNCH
FROM 12:30 PM - 2:00
PM IN THE YOUTH
ROOM AND PATIO

HISTORY OF
CHRISTIANITY ~
WEDNESDAY, MAY
20TH AT 7:00 PM IN
THE VERHOEVEN
ROOM

Please contact Chris at (619) 303-0701 for more information.

SAVE THE DATE EVENTS

Womens Guild Monthly Bunco game will be held on

Wednesday, May 20th in the DeMoor room. Lunch is
served at 12:00 noon and Bunco starts at 12:45 pm. First
time players are free, after that its $5.00. Cash prizes are awarded at end of
sessions.
For questions, please contact Lorraine at (619) 309-5609.
2015 - 2016 RELIGIOUS ED REGISTRATION
PRE-SCHOOL & CONFIRMATION
REGISTER NOW BEFORE FEES INCREASE IN JULY!

Registration will continue until May 17th. Registration will take place in the
Catechetical Ministry Office from 9:00 am - 10:30 am.
What to Bring: Fees and your child's baptism certificate, if not already on
file, are due at the time of registration. Special Note: Families who are not
registered at Santa Sophia must provide a letter from their parish priest giving permission to attend Santa Sophia's religious education classes.
Prerequisites: Prerequisite for Confirmation Level I: Completion of Religious
Ed Level 8 or graduation from a Catholic elementary school.
Prerequisite for Confirmation Level 2: Level I candidates must bring their
Sponsor Eligibility Form completely filled out, signed and sealed by the
sponsor's parish priest in order to register for Level II.

SANTA SOPHIA
ACADEMY ART
SHOW/ICE CREAM
SOCIAL ~
WEDNESDAY, MAY
27TH AT 6:30 PM IN
PRENDERGAST HALL

ANNUAL FOUNDERS
DINNER ~
SUNDAY, MAY 31ST
AT 5:30 PM IN PRENDERGAST HALL. TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE KIOSK
AND AT THE PARISH
OFFICE BEGINNING
MAY 16TH

FR. JACOBS
FAREWELL MASS AND
RECEPTION ~ SUNDAY, JUNE 21ST AT
THE 11:00 AM MASS
FOLLOWED BY A RECEPTION IN PRENDERGAST HALL

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Santa Sophia Catholic Church and Academy

Parish Office: (619) 463-6629 Fax: (619) 463-8101 Monday ~ Friday from after daily mass - 4:30 pm
Academy Office: (619) 463-0488 Fax: (619) 668-5469 Monday ~ Friday from 7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Preschool Office: (619) 463-0141 Fax: (619) 463-8101 Monday ~ Friday from 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
CMO Office: (619) 463-6011 Fax: (619) 668-5458 Monday ~ Friday from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm & Sunday 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

SANTA SOPHIA ACADEMY

KAREN LAAPERI
(619) 463-0488
PRINCIPAL
ssaklaaperi@hotmail.com
ESTELA DIAZ
(619) 463-0488
SECRETARY
santasophiaacademyoffice@gmail.com

CLERGY
REV. DEVDAS MASILLAMONY Ext. 100
PASTOR
frdevdas@santasophia.org
REV. JOHN BOSCO
Ext. 107
PRIEST IN RESIDENCE
musinguzijbosco@yahoo.com

PARISH STAFF
BILL SMIRNIOTIS
Ext. 104
BUSINESS MANAGER
bsmirniotis@santasophia.org

SANTA SOPHIA PRESCHOOL

VICTORIA SIMANEK
(619) 463-0141
DIRECTOR
vsimanek@santasophia.org

CATECHETICAL MINISTRY OFFICE

BERNADETTE PADLO
DIRECTOR
bpadlo@santasophia.org

Ext. 111

SANA AURO
BOOKKEEPER
sauro@santasophia.org

Ext. 103

DONNA HERNANDEZ
Ext. 110
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
dhernandez@santasophia.org

JOSEPHINE ESTRADA
RECEPTIONIST
frontdesk@santasophia.org

Ext. 100

DAVID STEVENS
Ext. 113
SR. HIGH YOUTH
dstevens@santasophia.org

MARIA BELFLOWER
Ext. 102
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
mbelflower@santasophia.org

MUSIC MINISTRY
DAVID STEVENS
DIRECTOR
dstevens@santasophia.org

Ext. 113

NATHAN JOHNSON
JR. HIGH YOUTH

Ext. 112

YOUNG ADULT MINISTRIES

RACHEL SMITH
rach.smith@yahoo.com
TERESA SPORLEDER
teresasporleder@hotmail.com

FACILITIES MAINTENANCE
JIM KINNEY
DIRECTOR
jkinney@santasophia.org

Ext. 108

~ Seeking Wisdom
~ Living Virtue

LITURGICAL MINISTRIES
ROSEMARY WELLINGTON
SACRISTAN
wabrsmry@gmail.com

Ext. 115

~ Encountering Christ

NEW PARISHIONERS
Welcome! We warmly invite you
to join our faith community. To
register, please visit the parish
office anytime after morning
mass till 4:30 pm, Monday thru
Friday. Or you can pick up a
form in the vestibule of the
church.
BAPTISM
Please contact Donna Hernandez
at (619) 463-6011 for Baptism
preparation information. Parents
are encouraged to begin the
preparation process before their
child is born.
ADULT/CHILD
RELIGIOUS FORMATION
Please contact Donna Hernandez
at the Catechetical Ministry
Office at (619) 463-6011 for
more information.
MATRIMONY
Please contact Maria Belflower
at (619) 463-6629 ext. 102, before setting the date, time and
location of your wedding. In the
Diocese of San Diego, couples
should plan on a nine month
(minimum) period of marriage
preparation.
FUNERALS
Please contact Bill Smirniotis at
(619) 463-6629 ext. 104.
BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS
Submissions are due Fridays by
noon, nine days prior to publication. Send to:
bulletin@santasophia.org
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ARE YOU IN A RELATIONSHIP WITH SOMEONE WHO GETS VIOLENT WHEN YOU DISAGREE WITH THEIR OPINION?

This is a Safe Place Community: Santa Sophias team provides faith-based support to parishioners, family and
friends who suspect or know of violence in their relationships. Call (619) 663-9785 and leave a message. A team
member will call and offer resources that can help in situations of child, elder or intimate partner abuse.

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