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Parish Family 44

Pastor: Fr. Temo Ramirez
Parochial Vicars: Fr. Vu Tran
Fr. Nicholas Kayongo
Deacons: Adolfo Carbajal,
Steve Reeves, Jack Roscoe

April 20, 2025

Sacred Heart
1603 N Parkway Ave,
Battle Ground, WA 98604
Mailing Address:
PO Box 38
Battle Ground, WA 98604
(360) 687-4515
info@sacredheartbg.org
www.sacredheartbg.org
Office Hours:
Mon-Fri, 9:00 am — 4:00 pm
(Lunch 12:30pm — 1:30 pm)
St. Joseph the Worker
200 West Jones,
Yacolt, WA 98675
St. Vincent de Paul Helpline: (360) 576-0122

St. John the Evangelist
8701 NE 119th St.
Vancouver, WA 98662
(360) 573-3325
office@stjohnvancouver.org
www.stjohnvancouver.org
Office Hours:
Mon-Fri, 9:00 am — 4:00 pm
St. Vincent de Paul Helpline: (360) 573-7199

St. Philip
430 Bozarth Ave.
Woodland, WA 98674
Mailing Address:
PO Box 2169
Woodland, WA 98674
(360) 225-8308
churchoffice@stphilipwoodland.com
www.stphilipwoodland.com
Office Hours:
Mon-Fri, 9:00 am — 5:00 pm
St. Mary of Guadalupe
1520 North 65th Ave.
Ridgefield, WA 98642
St. Vincent de Paul Helpline: PO Box 1150 Woodland, WA 98674
(360) 841-8734

“stjohnvancouver”
“Sacred Heart Parish”

Pastor’s Letter

EASTER 2025
The Easter Season comprises fifty (Quinquaginta) days lived and celebrated as a single day: "the fifty days between Resurrection Sunday and Pentecost Sunday are to be celebrated with joy and jubilation, as if they were one and the same feast day, like a great Sunday."
There are eight Sundays in the Easter season. The first, which is called Easter Sunday and includes the Easter Vigil, is for Christians the greatest day of the year. Then come five Sundays that continue the feast. On the seventh Sunday (or the sixth Thursday), the Feast of the Ascension is celebrated. Finally, the eighth Sunday culminates the Easter season with the day of Pentecost.
During these seven Sundays of Easter, the liturgy celebrates the Easter message of the resurrection of the Lord, the joy of the Church because of the reborn hope, the new life of the neophytes and the action of the Holy Spirit in the Christian community. It is a period of fullness and deepening of the baptism received or of the faith already lived.
It is a time of joy and of banquet without fasting, attended standing, not kneeling, in which the Alleluia is sung and in which the community is recognized as a mystery of fraternal communion, realized by the Spirit of Jesus in the form of koinonia. It is the Passover of Christ, of the Lord, who has passed from death to life, to his definitive and glorious existence. It is also the Passover of the Church, his Body, which is introduced into the New Life of her Lord through the Spirit that Christ gave her on the day of the first Pentecost.
The origins of this fiftieth day go back to the origins of the liturgical year. The Jews already had the “feast of weeks” (Dt 16:9-10), a feast initially agricultural and then commemorative of the Covenant at Sinai. Already in the second century, we have the testimony of Tertullian who speaks of the fact that during this time there is no fasting, but rather a prolonged joy. The liturgy insists on the unitary character of these seven weeks. The first week is the “octave of Easter”, in which by tradition, those baptized at the Easter Vigil were introduced to a deeper attunement with the Mystery of Christ. The “octave of Easter” ends with the Sunday of the octave, called “in albis.” On that day the newly baptized laid aside the white garments received on the day of their Baptism. Within the Quinquaginta the Ascension of the Lord is celebrated, now not necessarily forty days after Easter, but on the seventh Sunday of Easter, because the concern is not so much chronological as theological. The Ascension belongs simply to the mystery of the Passover of the Lord. In addition, everything concludes with the gift of the Spirit at Pentecost. The unity of the Quinquaginta is also underlined by the presence of the lighted Paschal Candle in all the celebrations until Pentecost Sunday.
The liturgical celebrations of this Quinquaginta express and help us to live the paschal mystery communicated to the disciples of the Lord Jesus, and the readings of the eight Sundays are organized with this in mind. The first reading is always from the Acts of the Apostles, the story of the early Church, which in the midst of its weaknesses, lived and spread the Passover of the Lord Jesus.
The second reading changes according to the three cycles: The first letter of St. Peter, the first letter of St. John and the Book of Revelation.
The Easter Season is characterized, above all, by the joy of glorified life and victory over death, expressed most fully in the great resounding acclamation of the Christian: Alleluia! All faith flows from the resurrection: "If Christ is not risen, our preaching is in vain; our faith is also in vain. . . “(1 Cor. 15:14)
St. Augustine reminds us, in an incisive way, “Let us consider, beloved brothers, the resurrection of Christ. Indeed, as his passion signified our old life, so his resurrection is the sacrament of new life. You have believed, you have been baptized; the old life has died on the cross and has been buried in baptism. The old life, in which you have lived, has been buried; now you have a new life. Live well; live in such a way that, when you die, you will not die" (Sermon Guelferb. 9, 3).
Fr. Temo
Source: aciprensa.com-deiverbum.org - dolr.org-Vatican.va

Staff

Parish Family 44 Key:

● SJE St. John the Evangelist
● SH Sacred Heart ● SJW St. Joseph the Worker
● SP St. Philip ● SMG St. Mary of Guadalupe

St. John Staff
(360) 573-3325
Lori Jimerson, Ext. 104
Pastoral Assist/Administration
paa@stjohnvancouver.org
Lorena Heredia, Ext. 103
Pastoral Assistant
For Hispanic Ministries
adminasst@stjohnvancouver.org
Jacinto Jimenez, Ext. 108 Accountant 1
jjimenez@stjohnvancouver.org
Deacon Adolfo Carbajal,
Adult Faith Formation and Liturgy
deacon_adolfo@stjohnvancouver.org
Yarely Duran, Ext. 101
Administrative Assistant
durany@stjohnvancouver.org
Cassie Heredia, Ext. 101
Receptionist
office@stjohnvancouver.org
Ramón Guijarro, Ext. 101
Parish Maintenance
office@stjohnvancouver.org
Nora Beltran Barbosa, Ext. 101
Parish Custodian
office@stjohnvancouver.org
Faith Formation Staff
Melissa Alonso- Ext. 110
Pastoral Asst. for Faith Formation
paff@stjohnvancouver.org
Cell: 360-360-2468
Andrew Hollands, Ext. 109
Pastoral Asst for Youth Ministries
youthministry@stjohnvancouver.org
Karla Rodriguez, Ext. 112
Pastoral Asst for Children’s Faith
cff@stjohnvancouver.org

EVENTS

SH Sacred Heart
Monday (4/21) Parish Office Closed for Easter Holiday
Tuesday (4/22) Parish Office Closed Easter Holiday
5:30 pm CGS Levels 1 & 3
6:00 pm Youth Ministry
Wednesday (4/23) 9:45 am Sunday Scripture Prayer Group, Parish Hall
5:30 pm Hospitality planning meeting, Parish Hall
Thursday (4/24) 5:30 pm CGS Levels 2
Friday (4/25) 9:45 am Drop-in Bible Study, Parish Hall
Saturday (4/26) 3:30 pm Grief Support Group, Parish Hall
Sunday (4/27) 9:30 am OCIA Inquiry, Parish Hall
Sunday (4/28) 11:30 am OCIA Session, Parish Hall
SJW St. Joseph the Worker
SP St. Philip
Monday (4/21) Parish Office Closed for Easter Holiday
3:00 pm Divine Mercy Novena continues through Sunday
Sunday (4/20) 2:15 pm Divine Mercy Group (Spanish)
Tuesday (4/22) 6:00 pm Children’s Choir
Wednesday (4/23) 6:00 pm Jr. & Sr. High Faith Formation
6:00 pm Men’s Prayer Group, in church vestibule
Thursday (4/24) 6:00 pm Divine Mercy Group (Spanish), in the church
Saturday (4/19) 7:00 pm Pre-Baptismal Monthly Class (Spanish)
Sunday (4/27) 3:00 pm Divine Mercy Chaplet
SM St. Mary of Guadalupe
Sunday (4/20) 7:00 pm Charismatic Prayer Group
Tuesday (4/22) 10:00 am Bible Study
Thursday (4/24) 6:00 pm Ridgefield Adore
SJE St. John the Evangelist See 2nd page of St. John Announcements

Sacred Heart and
St. Joseph Staff
(360) 686-1032
Jessie Sanchez Guzman
Pastoral Assist/Administration
J.sanchezguzman@sacredheartbg.org
Debbie Adams
Director of Religious Education
debbie@sacredheartbg.org
Garri Linardos
Admin Assist
g.linardos@sacredheartbg.org
Doug Moschetti
Facilities Manager
d.moschetti@sacredheartbg.org

Bulletin Articles

St. Philip and
St. Mary Staff
(360) 225-8308
Lisa Ripp, Ext. 1
Pastoral Assist/Administration
lisar@stphilipwoodland.com
Sylvia Moreno, Ext. 2 (habla Espaňol)
Office assistant
German Roldan, (habla Espaňol)
Liaison for Hispanic Ministry

Our bulletin is going to appear a bit different in the upcoming weeks. We are progressing to one bulletin for the entire Family #44! Following are submittal
timelines for any news or announcement your group or ministry wants published in an upcoming bulletin. You can submit your articles to your parish office.
The following are submittal timelines for any news or announcement your group or ministry wants published in an upcoming bulletin.
May 4 bulletin, submittals due to parish office by April 23
May 11 bulletin, submittals due to parish office by April 30
May 18 bulletin, submittals due to parish office by May 1
May 25 bulletin, submittals due to parish office by May 14

Family 44 News

SAcraments

Anointing of the Sick:
Catholics are encouraged to request the sacrament prior to surgery, for extended illnesses or in emergency situations.
Please contact the parish office to make arrangements for the priest to confer this sacrament. While a priest will always do everything in his power to come, if you have a loved one who is in their final days, please do not wait until the last moment to call for Anointing. We want to ensure that there is adequate time for your loved one to receive the sacrament.
COMMUNION TO SICK AND HOMEBOUND:
Please contact the parish office to make arrangements to have Communion brought to your loved ones who are unable to attend Mass.
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION:
Baptism, infant: Parents or guardians wishing to have a child less than seven years of age baptized are required to participate in preparation classes. We encourage preparation before the birth of the child.
Marriage: Couples seeking marriage must meet with the pastor at least six months in advance of the planned marriage date. A specific date can be set only after initial preparation has been completed.

Divine Mercy
Novena began on Good Friday,
and continues for 9 days
Divine Mercy Holy Hour April 27th
@ St. Philip’s Church from 3pm to 4pm
* (Divine Mercy Novena pamphlets will be available after Mass on 4/13)

In the 1930s, Jesus chose a humble Polish nun, St. Maria Faustina Kowalska, to receive private revelations concerning Divine Mercy that were recorded in her Diary.
My daughter, tell the whole world about My inconceivable mercy. I desire that the Feast of Mercy be a refuge and shelter for all souls, and especially for poor sinners. On that day the very depths of My tender mercy are open. I pour out a whole ocean of graces upon those souls who approach the Fount of My mercy. The soul that will go to Confession and receive Holy Communion shall obtain complete forgiveness of sins and punishment. … Let no soul fear to draw near to Me. … It is My desire that it be solemnly celebrated on the first Sunday after Easter. Mankind will not have peace until it turns to the Fount of My Mercy. (no. 699, Diary of Sr. Faustina)
On May 5, 2000, five days after the canonization of St. Faustina, the Vatican decreed that the Second Sunday of Easter would henceforth be known as Divine Mercy Sunday.

Funeral Announcement
We are saddened to share the passing of Diane Helley, a longtime parishioner at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Parish. Diane worked for several Catholic parishes in Vancouver for over 31 years, including most recently as the PAA at the Proto-Cathedral of St. James the Greater. She touched many lives with her faithful stewardship and dedication to the church. She will be greatly missed. Diane's Funeral will take place at Our Lady of Lourdes on Tuesday, April 22. A Rosary will be prayed at 10:15 am followed by a Funeral Mass at 11:00 am. A reception will follow. The burial will take place at St. Mary of Guadalupe Mission in Ridgefield at 2:00 pm. Please keep Diane and her family and friends in your prayers.

Prayer Chain

If you have a request for needed prayers, strength, hope, courage or thanksgiving for yourself, family or friends, or if you would like to join the prayer chain and help with calls please contact your parish office.

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Family 44 News

SAcraments

Anointing of the Sick:
Catholics are encouraged to request the sacrament prior to surgery, for extended illnesses or in emergency situations.
Please contact the parish office to make arrangements for the priest to confer this sacrament. While a priest will always do everything in his power to come, if you have a loved one who is in their final days, please do not wait until the last moment to call for Anointing. We want to ensure that there is adequate time for your loved one to receive the sacrament.
COMMUNION TO SICK AND HOMEBOUND:
Please contact the parish office to make arrangements to have Communion brought to your loved ones who are unable to attend Mass.
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION:
Baptism, infant: Parents or guardians wishing to have a child less than seven years of age baptized are required to participate in preparation classes. We encourage preparation before the birth of the child.
Marriage: Couples seeking marriage must meet with the pastor at least six months in advance of the planned marriage date. A specific date can be set only after initial preparation has been completed.

Divine Mercy
Novena began on Good Friday,
and continues for 9 days
Divine Mercy Holy Hour April 27th
@ St. Philip’s Church from 3pm to 4pm
* (Divine Mercy Novena pamphlets will be available after Mass on 4/13)

In the 1930s, Jesus chose a humble Polish nun, St. Maria Faustina Kowalska, to receive private revelations concerning Divine Mercy that were recorded in her Diary.
My daughter, tell the whole world about My inconceivable mercy. I desire that the Feast of Mercy be a refuge and shelter for all souls, and especially for poor sinners. On that day the very depths of My tender mercy are open. I pour out a whole ocean of graces upon those souls who approach the Fount of My mercy. The soul that will go to Confession and receive Holy Communion shall obtain complete forgiveness of sins and punishment. … Let no soul fear to draw near to Me. … It is My desire that it be solemnly celebrated on the first Sunday after Easter. Mankind will not have peace until it turns to the Fount of My Mercy. (no. 699, Diary of Sr. Faustina)
On May 5, 2000, five days after the canonization of St. Faustina, the Vatican decreed that the Second Sunday of Easter would henceforth be known as Divine Mercy Sunday.

Funeral Announcement
We are saddened to share the passing of Diane Helley, a longtime parishioner at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Parish. Diane worked for several Catholic parishes in Vancouver for over 31 years, including most recently as the PAA at the Proto-Cathedral of St. James the Greater. She touched many lives with her faithful stewardship and dedication to the church. She will be greatly missed. Diane's Funeral will take place at Our Lady of Lourdes on Tuesday, April 22. A Rosary will be prayed at 10:15 am followed by a Funeral Mass at 11:00 am. A reception will follow. The burial will take place at St. Mary of Guadalupe Mission in Ridgefield at 2:00 pm. Please keep Diane and her family and friends in your prayers.

Prayer Chain

If you have a request for needed prayers, strength, hope, courage or thanksgiving for yourself, family or friends, or if you would like to join the prayer chain and help with calls please contact your parish office.

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St. John the Evangelist

Monday, 04/21 Office Closed in Observance of Easter Monday
Daily Mass, 9:00 am in the church (English)
Renewed in the Holy Spirit Meeting, 6:00 pm in Room C
Bible Study, 7:00 pm in the library (Spanish)
Daily Mass, 7:00 pm in the church (Spanish)
Confessions, 8:00 pm in the church
Adoration, 8:00 pm in the church
Tuesday, 04/22 Daily Mass, 9:00 am in the church (Spanish)
Faith Sharing, 9:45 am in Fireside Room (English)
Choir Rehearsal(Ramon Guijarro), 5:00 pm in the O’Shea House
Cathechist Meeting, 7:00 pm in the Fireside Room
Wednesday, 04/23 Morning Prayer (Lauds), 9:00 am in the church (English)
Chaplet of Divine Mercy, 6:00 pm in O’Shea House
Charismatic Group: Renewed in the Holy Spirit, 7:00 pm in Church
Thursday, 04/24 Morning Prayer (Lauds), 9:00 am in the church (English)
Bible Study, 9:30 am in Fireside Room (Spanish)
St. John’s Quilt Group Meeting, 9:30 am in Room E
Bereavement Ministry Meeting,10:00 am in Room K
Bible Study, 1:00 pm in the Library
Choir Rehearsal(Ramon Guijarro), 5:00 pm in the O’Shea House
Prayer Group: Works of Mercy, 7:00 pm in Room K (Spanish)
Friday, 04/25 Daily Mass, 9:00 am in the church (English)
Legion of Mary, 10:30 am in Room E
Memorial Mass for Deceased CDA Members, 4:00 pm in the church
World Marriage Encounter Talks, 6:00 pm in Room D (Spanish)
Children’s Choir Rehearsal, 6:00 pm in Room K
Choir Practice (Samuel Rivas), 6:00 pm in Room B
Men’s Nocturnal Adoration, 9:00 pm in the church
Saturday, 04/26 Confessions, 3:30 pm in the church
Vigil Mass, 5:00 pm in the church
2025 Catholic Daughters State Convention, 8:00 am in Vogel Hall
Sunday, 04/27 Sunday Masses, 9:00 am (English), 11:00 am (Spanish) & 5:00 pm
(Spanish)
Divine Mercy & Sunday Prayer Service, 3:00 pm in the church

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ST. John the Evangelist News

St. John the Evangelist Youth Ministry: On Saturday, April 26, middle school and high school teens and chaperones are invited to a local pilgrimage to the Grotto in Portland! As Pope Francis encourages us to become "pilgrims of hope", we have the opportunity to renew our spiritual lives through prayer and repentance. This event features a spotlight on Blessed Carlo Acutis, who is expected to be canonized a saint in Rome this same weekend. The Grotto is a 62-acre shrine which features a chapel, grotto cave with seating for outdoor Mass, gardens, and much more to help you find Christ's peace. Teens, you will have the opportunity to attend Mass, go to confession, and tour the campus. And bring a friend! For more information, please contact Andrew in the Faith Formation office.
Save the Date: Holy Hour for Vocations
Join Fr. Justin Ryan, Director of Vocations for the Archdiocese of Seattle for an hour of prayer before the Blessed Sacrament at St. John the Evangelist on Thursday, May 22 at 6:00 pm. All are welcome to pray for vocations or to discern them. Please join us. For more information about discernment and vocations visit www.seattlevocations.com
“God, what do you want me to do with my life for you?”
Looking for a new Leader to carry on the tradition of the Summer "Sale"
For decades and called by many names, the annual "Sale" has been a St John tradition as a fund raising event for St. Vincent de Paul. Our pioneers are getting older and my own multitasking and organization skills are getting rusty as I meant to send this out much sooner.
We're looking for a new wave of volunteers and an Organized Leader to help carry on this meaningful mission of service.
We have many seasoned volunteers willing to help and the necessary equipment of racks and tables just waiting to be utilized for a "Sale".
We've made the first step with the support of the strong and youthful muscle from the 11:00 am mass moving and setting up the heavy tables.
One of the many benefits of this sale, our parishioners generously save items to donate and also have the opportunity to buy new treasures.
Our local public and neighbors line up at the entrance waiting for the gate to be opened and spend their money making the sale a success.
There's still time to get it scheduled in on the busy parish calendar. Think and pray about the possibilities.
I'll be happy to answer and questions. Thank you, Laura Fernandez 360-314-2090

SAVE THE DATE
Fun on the Run
Progressive Dinner
June 21, 2025

Fun on the Run is an annual Progressive Dinner held at St. John the Evangelist Church. The evening begins after the 5 pm Vigil Mass. In Vogel Hall we meet to enjoy appetizers. Then parishioners are invited to host homes to enjoy lasagna, salad and beverages. Parishioners then return to Vogel Hall for dessert and a short program which includes prizes. You don’t want to miss it!

Catholic Daughters
The Catholic Daughter's are having their State Convention on Saturday April 26th, and ladies from all over the state will be joining us at our 5pm Mass. Please be aware that the parking may be more crowded than usual.

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Sacred Heart News

Please Note:
The parish office will be closed Monday & Tuesday, April 21 & 22 for the Easter holiday.
There will be no morning Mass, rosary or Adoration on Wednesday, April 23rd.
Hospitality Ministry Meeting
April 23rd at 5:30pm in the parish hall. We'll be planning a Bunco Night for May 17th. Come join us. We love new faces!
Save the Date for BUNCO!
May 17th after 5:00 mass. More details to come!
Rice Bowl
Be sure to return your Rice Bowl on Holy Thursday by placing it in the basket by the offertory table.
Ginny Bruce
The funeral for Virginia “Ginny” Bruce is scheduled for Friday, May 2nd at 11:00 am. Reception to follow.
Cory Berreth
The funeral for Socorro “Cory” Berreth is scheduled for Friday, May 9th at 11:00 am. Reception to follow.

St. Vincent de Paul Sacred Heart Conference– April Update
Monthly Update
Fifteen calls came in to our help line in March—6 for rent assistance, 4 for utility assistance, 4 for gas assistance, and one regarding a donation. We had 3 home visits and were able to help 2 families with their utilities and one family with their rent.
Monetary Donations
Thank you for your continued financial support of our conference! To donate, please use a monthly giving envelope you receive in the mail or go to the “Donate” link on the parish website. You can sign up to give on a regular basis, such as monthly, or from time to time as you are able.
Food Donations
Our Ozanam Food Bank needs the following non-perishable food items!
Canned Chili, Jelly/Jam, Peanut Butter/Nutella, Energy Bars, Salad Dressing (plastic bottle)
Please place your donation in the bin in the vestibule at church.
Upcoming Meeting
Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, May 13th at 4 pm in the Sacred Heart Parish Hall. All are welcome to attend.

Grief Support Group
Saturday, April 26th at 3:30 pm in the Parish Hall.
The Grief Support Group meets on the 4th Saturday of each month. The agenda is open-ended questions prepared by our guide in a very informal set ting with ample opportunity for your thoughts and memories. All are welcome. Contact Ron Pastor for questions.
(360) 281-2124 or r.pastor2718@gmail.com

St. Philip News

St. Vincent de Paul List of Food Pantry Needs
Sugar, toilet paper, canned applesauce, diced tomatoes, cereal. Items can be dropped off in the SVDP’s box located in the Narthex. For more info on how to be a volunteer at the SVdP St. John Conference food pantry, contact Pat Wells.
Jr. High/High School Faith Formation
Class meets on April 23 and 30th.
Men’s Prayer Group
Meets every Wed. @6PM in the Vestibule. All men, all ages are invited and encouraged to join us.
Divine Mercy Group (Spanish)
Meets on Thursdays weekly from 6-8pm. All are welcome to join.
Coffee & Donuts
Please join us after Mass in the Hall for fellowship, and coffee and donuts. Pick a date to host this parish social today! Thank you for your gift of Time!

St. Mary of Guadalupe News

Jr. High/High School Faith Formation
Classes meet the 1st/3rd Sundays each month.
Parish Gala Dinner
SAVE THE DATE! Saturday, May 3rd. Plan to celebrated spring with a gala parish dinner at St. Mary to benefit our St. Vincent de Paul.

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SH Sacred Heart
Wednesday (4/9) 9:00 am: Harold Young+
Friday (4/11) 9:00 am: Mayone Byron+
Saturday (4/12) 5:00 pm: Merlin & Barbara Vakoc+
Sunday (4/13) 8:30 am: Mike Milbrath+
10:30 am: Jaime Anderson+
SJW St. Joseph the Worker
Sunday (4/13) 12:30 pm: Pro Populo
SJE St. John the Evangelist
Monday (4/7) 9:00 am: Pro Populo
7:00 pm (Spanish): Enrique Lopez+ David Coldivar Mena + Almas del Purgatorio
Tuesday (4/8) 9:00 am (Spanish): Jaime y Antonia Blas, Luis, Bianca, Camila y Ky Blas, Fam Ortiz, Jonathan, Jason, Rafael y Miranda Ortiz, David Coldivar Mena+ Almas del Purgatorio
Friday (4/11) 9:00 am: Rafael Luna Ortiz, David Coldivar Mena+, Jorge Chavarria+
Saturday (4/12) 5:00 pm: Cienna Morrison+, David Coldivar Mena+, Antonio Raventos+
Sunday (4/13) 9:00 am: Pro Populo
11:00 am (Spanish): Pro Populo
5:00 pm (Spanish): Pro Populo
SP St. Philip
Wednesday (4/9) 9:00 am: Peter Botsford
Friday (4/11) 9:00 am: Olga Hoelscher+
1st Saturday (5/3) 9:00 am
Sunday (4/13) 8:30 am:
1:00 pm (Spanish):
SM St. Mary of Guadalupe
Wednesday (4/9) 6:00 pm: Sarah Moreno
Thursday (4/10) 10:30 am: Funeral of Tonya Golik
Sunday (4/13) 10:30 am:

SH Sacred Heart
Saturday (4/12) 3:30 pm
SJE St. John the Evangelist
Monday (4/7) 8:00pm—9:00 pm
Saturday (4/12) 3:30 pm
SP St. Philip
Wednesday (4/9) 8:30 am
Friday (4/11) 8:30 am
1st Saturday (5/3) 8:30 am & 9:30 am
SM St. Mary of Guadalupe
Wednesday (4/9) 5:30 pm
Thursday (4/10) 8:30 am
* No confession on Holy Saturday, April 19th

SVDP’s April Food Pantry Wishlist:
Canned Chili
Jelly/Jam
Peanut Butter/Nutella
Energy Bars
Salad Dressing (plastic bottle)

Annual Divine Mercy Sunday Prayer Service
Sunday, April 27, 2025 at 3:00pm
Holy Hour @ St. John the Evangelist Church
Reflection and Chaplet of Divine Mercy in song.
Veneration of the Divine Mercy Image.