Liturgical Schedule Weekdays Monday - Friday 9am English
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
May 15, 2022 Liturgical
Fifth Sunday of Easter Schedule
Weekdays
Monday - Friday
9am English
Weekends
Saturday Vigils
5pm English
7pm Spanish
Sunday
7am English
8:45am English
10:45am English
12:30pm Spanish
6pm English
(Youth Mass)
Video Mass
Sunday
Reconciliation
Saturday 8am
Parish Staff
Rev. Jerry Brown,
Administrator Pro-tem
Rev. Gilbert Arango,
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Madhu Appanapalle,
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Mr. Jeff Vierra,
Deacon Pastoral Care
& Senior Ministry
Rev. Mr. Ha Ngoc Nguyen,
Deacon
Rev. Mr. Fidel Carrillo,
Deacon
Mrs. Susie Dickert,
The Pastor's Corner
School Principal
Mary Ferreira, Give and it will be given unto you. VI
Office Manager
I wrote last week about pledging in the Episcopal Parish when I
Dave Corder,
Faith Formation Director was 18 years old, and my plan was to give $5.00 per week if I
had it in my wallet. I mentioned that when I signed the pledge
Laura Perez, card, I got cold feet and scratched out the $5 and put a $2, but
Coordinator of Religious Formation was resolved if I had the money, I would give the original
Jacob Wall amount. As it turned out each week somehow there was a
Director of Youth Ministry five-dollar bill which I tucked it into the offering envelope and
put it in the offering basket. At the end of that year, the
Guillermo Garcia Jr., treasurer or the parish wanted to know who was this “Jerry
Director of Liturgical Music
Brown?” As it turned out, I was the largest donor in the parish
Lynn Poncini that year! A mere teenager. In retrospect I was putting God to
Director of Liturgy the test, saying if the money would be available, I would give it.
Later on I found that in Malachi the prophet issued just such a
Richard Sepulveda,
Facilities Manager challenge to those who had been withholding their tithe: “Bring
the full tithe into the temple…. put me to the test and see if I do
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL not open the floodgates of heaven for you and pour down
Celso Doria, Martin Espinoza, upon you blessing without measure.” [Mal 3:10] Looking back I
Allan Rodriguez, Lois Wiedenhoeft,
see that is precisely what I had done although out of ignorance.
Jose Martinez, Erica Campos,
Jessica Campos, Jory Kusy, Actually, I had given quite a bit more than a tithe, for 10% of my
Monica Poncini, & Barbara Graham earnings would have been $2.50 each week. I was never very
good in math!
MISSION STATEMENT
We covenant to give ourselves to
Christ as He gives Himself to us in the
Eucharist, so every person might be a Thank you for your continued support
full, active, & conscious participant in
His Church, empowered to share Week of May 1 Week of May 8
& live the Gospel. $23,984.37 $32,777.75
St. Anthony's Catholic Church 2
MASS INTENTIONS
Readings for the week
Sundays: Acts 14:21-27/Ps 145:8-9, 10-11, 12-13/
Rv 21:1-5a/Jn 13:31-33a, 34-35
Monday: Acts 14:5-18/Ps 115:1-2, 3-4, 15-16/Jn 14:21-26
Tuesday: Acts 14:19-28/Ps 145:10-11, 12-13ab, 21/
Jn 14:27-31a
Wednesday: Acts 15:1-6/Ps 122:1-2, 3-4ab, 4cd-5/Jn 15:1-8
Thursday: Acts 15:7-21/Ps 96:1-2a, 2b-3, 10/Jn 15:9-11
Friday: Acts 15:22-31/Ps 57:8-9, 10 and 12/Jn 15:12-17
Saturday: Acts 16:1-10/Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 5/Jn 15:18-21
Next Sunday: Acts 15:1-2, 22-29/Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8 [4]/
Rv 21:10-14, 22-23/Jn 14:23-29
Lifting up to God for healing those in need of our prayers:
Christopher & Joe Rowen Faye Escovedo Annette Telles John Michael Cortez-Inocencio
Elizabeth Cantu Jocelyn San Juan Raquel Taylor Ervin Mendiola
Duane & Irene Golliher Athena Sequiera Daniel Isiah Navarro Rafael Cruz
Judy Simmons Maria Castanon Nellie Navarro Marissa Prater
Jorge Dias Peter Pimentel Danny Rea Nery Rodriguez
Patricia Meyers Ricardo Velasco Michael & Maria Kelly Susan Ambrose
Juan & Rosa Gonzalez Joselito & Gladys Munoz Anthony & Kristin Salinas Joe Schlemmer
Brody Kasinger Delarine Barut Chris Lyane Reuben Payan
Gilbert Diaz Ramona & George Phelps Barbara Pinto-Choate Debbie Mahaffey
Sharon Ryder Cathy Valente Richard Gallardo Dolores Bogart
Rosalina Gurrola Christian Llames Michael Joseph Marshall Theresa Maldonado
Frank Castro Victor Alejandro Jim Ennis Merry Loudon
David Daneau Arsenio Pino James & Alice Doyle Warren Rogers
Sarah McCarthy Jim Knipptenberg Warren Hikuroa Brandi Barnes
Vince Cestra Chricea Guillen Anthony Trusso Evaristo Vergara
Louis George III Silvita Alvia Manuel Danna Rose Rosa
Macy Hekl Gilbert Camarillo Joan Kregar Oscar Ceron
Enrigue Rios Maria Amador David Palameno Raymond Avila
Paul Rebelo Daniel A. Fernandez Jesus Pangelinan Trina Cabrera
Emilia Sanfilippo June Torres Lisa D. Barba Guadalupe Saldivar
Anthony Figueroa Elizabeth Alvarez Frank Velasco Alex Angeles
Edmundo & Jean Damasco Mary Catherine Martinez Liz Parkkoen Alfonso Villanueva
Walter Frey Maria Medeiros Elenora Joy Davis Pam Costanza
Bob Neeley Pablo & Aldo Merlos Ana Maria Gonzalez Rowena Tebaldi
Michele Day Mike & Nancy Hogle Sam Parnham Rafael Portillo Jr.
Joan Cowan Joseph Pita Jeremy Fanshier Rosario Portillo
Paz Galvan Cheridyn Daos Nancy Schlemmer Natividad Garcia
Mary Ann Silva Laura Bender Fran Vdoutch Lupe Saldivar
Rodrigo Acosta Jared Costa Ofelia Bation Zenaida Carr
Abel Ramirez Dave Dineros Tony, Rey, & Luis Jacqueline Alexander
Jim Fields Jesus Zambrano Quezada Gemma Mateo
Dahlia Cano Stacey Hutchingson Edward Thompson Rachel Martinez
Marc Pella Barbara Cardiel-Jagar Nicole Segura Margo Hansen
Victoria Richie Ida Teicheira Diane Pachucki Joseph Bush
Serina Horn Adelina Serna Raquel Aglubat Laroco Mark Bianchini
Julie Ferreira Dianne Brewer Donnelly Gail Quon
Michael Relloque John Nussbaumer Jim Kelly
Tara Jones Kaylee Justine Saldivar Isabel Perreira
St. Anthony's Catholic Church 4
Ministries and Activities
St. Vincent de Paul Society’s Food and Clothing
Pantry is open Wednesdays and Fridays from
2:00-3:30 pm.
New members are welcome
Please call our office at 209-823-8099 and leave a
message.
DONATIONS: If you are able to help, please drop off
donations on Wednesdays and Fridays during our
PERPETUAL ADORATION open hours of 2:00-3:30 pm.
The Adoration Chapel remains closed at this time.
Adoration & Private Prayer will take place inside Thank you for all your generosity. We have been
the church as scheduled: able to continue to help local people with rent,
Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 9:30 am - 12:00 pm utilities, and other necessities. If you know of
Thursday Only 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm someone in need, please have them call our
Fridays Only 6:00am to 9:00am dedicated line for this outreach program only, at
(Adoration is suspended, if a funeral is scheduled) (209) 302-5702.
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Second Collection
St. Vincent de Paul Society is still very
active at St. Anthony's helping the
local community. We will hold a
second collection for the St. Vincent
de Paul Society this weekend.
Thank you for your generosity.
The Italian Catholic Federation
The Italian Catholic Federation (ICF) is a nonprofit fraternal
organization for Catholics of all cultures founded in 1924 to
PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY uphold and develop the religious spirit among members
and our community. As Christians, we continue the
In addition to shawls and lap robes, we make baby traditions of love, hospitality and works of charity with a
blankets, comfort blankets, hats, scarves and more. mission to promote and support the Catholic Faith and
If you have a talent for crocheting or knitting, if you values, encourage apostolic and charitable works, and
would like to learn how, or if you like more establish our Italian American heritage and all the heritages
information about Prayer Shawl Ministry, please of our communities. You do not need to be Italian to join
contact: the ICF. While we proudly celebrate the Italian origins, ICF
welcomes and encourages Catholics of all heritages to
become members, strengthening the organization through
Kathleen Gomes at 209-239-2272 or
diversity. Contact Birdie Nieri, ICF President for more
kgomes44@comcast.net information to attend one of our monthly dinner meetings
or Bonnie Milford at 209-470-7912. at (510) 304-7525.
St. Anthony's Catholic Church 5
St. Anthony’s Parish
Weekly Events
Monday, May 16 ST. ANTHONY'S SCHOOL
9:30 am Legion of Mary, Mary’s Rm St. Anthony's School is now accepting applications
10:00 am Adoration, Church for School Year 2022-2023!
3:30 pm CYO, Gym
5:30 pm Adult Faith Formation, Registration for the 2022-2023
Church/Cry Rm.
St. Anthony’s Catholic School year begins
6:00 pm Edge, Gym/Rec Hall
February 1st for re-enrollment of current families.
If you are a new family and are interested in
Tuesday, May 17
attending next year, please fill out an application
9:30 am Adult Faith Formation, Conf. Rm
form and come by to visit our classrooms.
3:30 pm CYO, Gym
We would love to show you around.
6:00 pm Faith Formation, Church
PRESCHOOL REGISTRATIONS
Wednesday, May 18
10:00 am Adoration, Church St. Anthony's Preschool is now accepting
10:00 am Legion of Mary, Mary’s Rm applications for School Year 2022-2023!
3:30 pm CYO, Gym We are a high quality program which prepares
4:00 pm Legion of Mary, Mary’s Rm children for kindergarten and beyond.
We provide a nurturing environment, offers
Thursday, May 19 structured setting, encourages language, social,
9:30 am Legion of Mary, Mary’s Rm emotional skills and spiritual development aligned
4:00 pm Adoration, Church with the values of the Catholic faith.
6:00 pm Legion of Mary, Mary’s Rm
Preschool: 3 year old and potty trained by Sept.1st.
6:00 pm Grupo Alabare, Cafeteria
3 day-Half Day or 5 day-Full Day schedule
6:00 pm St. Anthony's School, School Field
Pre-K: 4 years old and potty trained by Sept.1st.
Friday, May 20 5 day -Half Day or 5 day-Full Day schedule
6:00 am Adoration, Church
10:00 am Adoration, Church For more information, visit our website at
5:00 pm St. Anthony's School, Gym www.sasmanteca.org or contact the Preschool
5:00 pm Faith Formation, Church Director, Jennifer Dalen at 209-823-3959
Saturday, May 21
8:00 am CYO, Rec Hall/Gym
Sunday, May 22
8:00 am St. Anthony's School, Gym
7:15 pm LifeTeen, Rec Hall
LIVE THE LITURGY - INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK
The resurrected Christ gives us the strength to do things we can never have imagined. Life will often give us
mountains to climb, and we wonder how we will find the energy, ability, and determination to forge ahead. But, with
a good dosage of faith and a fervent life of prayer we find ourselves succeeding and ascending to heights that once
frightened us. What we realize after we have reached the other side is that this hardship we once saw as an
obstacle has become a vehicle for something better and greater. We are stronger. The same is true with the Gospel.
The prospect of loving one another may seem idealistic or unobtainable. Yet, when we risk moving beyond just
looking out for or helping each other to actually LOVING each other, miracles happen. There is something wonderful
that occurs with love. We see people in ways we never saw before, understanding and appreciating each other’s
journey. Love leads to reverence. Faith is strengthened and we move on to try again. ©LPi
St. Anthony's Catholic Church 6
Youth Ministry
Welcome to St. Anthony's Family!
Edge Night Middle School 6th-8th Grade
Mondays in the Gym and Rec Hall at 6PM-7:30PM
Life Night High School 9th-12th Grade and Sundays after the 6PM Mass
in the Gym and Rec Hall at 7:15pm-8:30pm Infant Baptism:
Minimum of three months notice
Our goal as a youth group family is to walk with your teens as they & pre-baptismal instruction
begin their spiritual journey and relationship with Christ and the Catholic required.
Faith. Please reach out to me if you have any questions or if you would
like to join our youth ministry core team at jacob@st-anthonys.org First Holy Communion
For school age children
(2nd grade or higher)
We're pleased to announce the Availability of FORMED, an online service for this is a two year preparation.
accessing thousands of Catholic videos, audios and eBooks On Demand
anytime, anywhere! As a member, you will have access to entertaining movies,
inspiring audio talks, informative bible studies, and much more. We are Confirmation
providing this resource free of charge to help our members learn and grow in For students 6th grade or
their faith. You will also be able to easily access any featured content that we above who desire to become
are promoting within our community from time to time. So please join us. Also a fully initiated Catholic:
once you have signed up, don’t forget to download the free iOS or Android app this is a two year preparation.
to put FORMED at your fingertips.
Matrimony:
- To sign up for FREE, just visit
Following an appointment a
- formed.org/signup
minimum of six months
- Type in St Anthony of Padua
- click on the Manteca location 505 East North Street, Manteca, CA preparation is required.
- then click on next,
- type in your name and email, then click sign up. Christian Initiation
This process provides adults &
We hope you will enjoy this incredible gift and please spread the word to others. children over the age of 7 the
opportunity to explore their
Youth Faith Formation Orientations/Orientaciones calling to Baptism, Confirmation
2022-2023 Youth Faith Formation Mandatory orientations for new families and Communion to become a
seeking the Sacrament of First Holy Communion or Confirmation for their fully initiated Catholic Christian.
child will be on:
Pick (one) of the following: Tuesday, May 17th, or Monday, If you have a question
May 23rd in the church at 6pm in English and 7:30pm in Spanish. This or would like more information
orientation is for families that did not attend our program last year. Please please contact the following:
note that you will not be enrolling your child on this date and enrollment is not
guaranteed by attending the orientation as space is limited. Enrollment will For more information about
be online at a later date. Please contact the parish office, if you have not Baptism, Matrimony, &
registered your family with the parish. Christian Initiation
please contact: David Corder
ORIENTACIONES Mandatorias para Nuevas Familias deseando el Sacramento 209-823-7197 ext. 230
de Primera Comunion o Confirmacion para su hijo(a) sera el- (Escoja UNO) david@st-anthonys.org
martes, 17 de Mayo, o lunes, 23 de Mayo en la iglesia a las 6pm en inglés y
7:30pm en Español. Estas orientaciones son para familias que no For more information
participaron en nuestro programa el año pasado. Favor de notar que no va a about First Communion &
inscribir a su hijo(a) en este día y que no podemos garantizar que pueda Confirmation please contact:
inscribir a su hijo(a) puesto que hay cupo limitado. Las inscripciones serán en Faith Formation:
línea y se les dará información en la orientación. Comuníquese con la oficina (209) 239-4302
de la parroquia si no está registrada su familia con la parroquia. faithformation@st-anthonys.org
St. Anthony's Catholic Church 7
BISHOP’S REFLECTION MAY 2022
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
As we find ourselves “on the heels” of the recent consecration of Russia and Ukraine Catholic Rural Life
to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, we are reminded that May is dedicated to Our May - Blessing of All
Lady as our Blessed Mother. On Mothers’ Day, the second Sunday of May, we Who Work the Land
express our love and gratefulness for motherhood. It is a special day when we show
our thankfulness for the gift of life, and the love we have received from our mothers We share in God’s work
throughout our lives. through our human
labor. Work is not
Also, within the providential love of Our Lord, Jesus chose the month of May to send
his Mother to share with the shepherd children of Fátima in 1917, his message of drudgery that our
peace for the Church and the world. It is because of her bidding, that we have Creator has imposed on
consecrated Russia and Ukraine, and the whole world, to her Immaculate Heart. us, nor is it a penance
Pope Francis’ desire for the Church to join him in this consecration, is not to be seen, for our sinfulness. Work
solely, as a pious gesture soon to be forgotten. We are called to continue to fulfill is a gift: human
Our Lady’s request to pray the Rosary for peace and for the conversion of sinners. participation in the
creative activity of God.
Our Heavenly Mother, Our Lady of the Rosary, stresses the importance of praying In Church tradition, we
the Rosary daily and to commit to the First Saturday Devotion to her Immaculate have a beautiful
Heart. Her instruction was not only to consecrate Russia to her Immaculate Heart,
partnership of work by
but, also, to engage our hearts in this special devotion to her Maternal Heart. She
assured the shepherd children, and assures us, that if this was practiced, there the married farm
would, and will be peace; and in the end, her Immaculate Heart will triumph! couple, Isidore & Maria.
These saints labored
Let us commit to Our Blessed Mother’s desire, God’s heavenly remedy, which she with their hands, cared
proclaimed to the children of Fátima. Let us take up the Rosary during this month of for the land and its
May. As a family, make it a point to set up a special prayer space in the home, within creatures, and brought
the domestic church, and pray the Rosary together during this month of May. Be it in a blessing to the poor of
the home or within faith formation classes, we are to teach our children to become their day and the
familiar with the Rosary and become disciples of the Rosary. Church for all time.
I challenge all, during the month of May, to become familiar with the message of
Fátima and the six apparitions of Our Lady. Allow the message to serve as a means
to catechize the family. The teaching of the Trinity, the Eucharist, the Gospel, "For there shall be a
Heaven/Purgatory/Hell, morals and virtues, and the power of prayer and penance is sowing of peace. The
all-encompassing in this “school of Mary.” If you, as an individual or as a family, are vine shall give its fruit,
seeking to be evangelized and are desiring to be formed anew in the Faith, look no and the ground shall
further than the evangelical message of Fátima. The Message of Fátima can play a give its produce, and
key role in opening the door to the New Evangelization and Family Catechesis! the heavens shall give
their dew. And I will
As mother, Our Lady taught and formed her children and pupils well. Lúcia, Jacinta cause the remnant of
and Francisco, through the gifts of grace and mercy, came to know the depths of the
this people to possess
mysteries of faith. So, too, can we!
Lord Jesus, we thank you for your Mother Mary and ask that you bless all mothers, all these things."
especially, those who have gone before us. May they know your love and mercy. (Zechariah 8:12)
Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for us. Pray for Farmworkers
Our Lady of the Rosary of Fátima, pray for us.
Our Lady, Mother of the Church, pray for us.
In the Peace of the Risen Christ,
Bishop Myron J. Cotta
St. Anthony's Catholic Church 8
El Rincón Del Pastor
Dad y se os dará. VI
Escribí la semana pasada acerca de
las promesas en la Parroquia
Episcopal cuando tenía 18 años, y mi
plan era dar $5.00 por semana si los
tenía en mi billetera. Mencioné que
cuando firmé la tarjeta de
compromiso, me acobardé y raspé
los $5 y puse $2, pero resolví que si
tenía el dinero, daría la cantidad
original. Resultó que cada semana,
de alguna manera, había un billete
de cinco dólares que metí en el
LAS LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA sobre de la ofrenda y lo puse en la
canasta de la ofrenda. Al final de ese
Domingo: Hch 14, 21-27/Sal 144, 8-9. 10-11. 12-13/Ap 21, 1-5/ año, el tesorero de la parroquia
Jn 13, 31-33. 34-35 quería saber quién era este “Jerry
Lunes: Hch 14, 5-18/Sal 114, 1-2. 3-4. 15-16/Jn 14, 21-26 Brown”. ¡Resultó que yo era el mayor
Martes: Hch 14, 19-28/Sal 144, 10-11. 12-13. 21/Jn 14, 27-31 donante de la parroquia ese año! Un
Miércoles: Hch 15, 1-6/Sal 121, 1-2. 3-4. 4-5/Jn 15, 1-8 simple adolescente. En retrospectiva,
Jueves: Hch 15, 7-21/Sal 95, 1-2. 2-3. 10/Jn 15, 9-11 estaba poniendo a Dios a prueba,
Viernes: Hch 15, 22-31/Sal 56, 8-9. 10 y 12/Jn 15, 12-17 diciendo que si el dinero estaba
Sábado: Hch 16, 1-10/Sal 99, 1-2. 3. 5/Jn 15, 18-21 disponible, lo daría. Más tarde
Domingo siguiente: Hch 15, 1-2. 22-29/Sal 66, 2-3. 5. 6. 8 [4]/Ap 21, 10-14. descubrí que en Malaquías el profeta
22-23/Jn 14, 23-29 lanzó un desafío similar a los que
habían estado reteniendo su diezmo:
“Traed el diezmo íntegro al templo….
MEDITACIÓN EVANGÉLICO
Pruébenme y vean si no les abro las
El Tiempo de la Pascua trata de hacer nuevas todas las cosas, de mirar compuertas del cielo y derramo
la vida con ojos nuevos. Es decir, con la memoria siempre viva y activa sobre ustedes bendiciones sin
en la mañana de la resurrección, con la esperanza de que Cristo está medida”. [Mal 3:10] Mirando hacia
presente entre nosotros. No fue un fantasma el que resucitó, es Jesús atrás veo que eso es precisamente lo
vivo que pide que lo toquemos como él mismo pidió al apóstol santo que había hecho aunque por
Tomás. El sufrimiento es cosa del pasado. ¿Crees esto? ignorancia. En realidad, había dado
En la segunda Lectura de la Liturgia de la Palabra, el libro del un poco más que un diezmo, porque
Apocalipsis nos lo presenta así: “Esta es la morada de Dios entre los el 10% de mis ganancias habrían sido
hombres; el habitará en medio de ellos; ellos serán su pueblo y él será
$2,50 cada semana. ¡Nunca fui muy
su Dios – con ellos; él enjugará las lágrimas de sus ojos. Ya no habrá
muerte ni lamento, ni llanto ni pena, pues todo lo anterior ha pasado” bueno en matemáticas!
(Apocalipsis 21:3-4). Pero, para que el sufrimiento pase, necesitamos el
amor, la compasión, la empatía de los unos para con los otros. Nada se
hace por magia, se debe de poner la entrega, el compromiso a la
persona. “Les doy un mandamiento nuevo: que se amen los unos a los
otros. Ustedes deben amarse unos a otros como yo los he amado”
(Juan 13:34-35). El Papa Francisco nos dice que “El amor es el único
documento válido para ser reconocidos como discípulos de Jesús”.
Ahora bien, al ya saber todo esto, ¿cuál será nuestra respuesta? ¿Nos
quedaremos impávidos sin hacer nada ante el sufrimiento y la
injusticia? O, por el contrario, ¿lucharemos contra viento y marea por
hacer el bien? ¡De ti depende todo!
©LPi
St. Anthony's Catholic Church 9
Memorial Art Co. Inc.
Monuments & Markers
Granite • Marble • Bronze
Independently Owned & Operated Since 1962
712 Scenic Drive, Modesto, CA
209-524-2821
www.memorialartco.com
ST. JUDE CARE CENTER
Nu rsi ng & Reh abi l it ati on C enter
“Care with Dignity”
• Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy
• Skilled Nursing Services
• Secure Memory Care Unit
HHHHH
Five Star Rated by Centers for Medicare Services
209-823-1788
www.stjudecarecenter.com
469 E. North St., Manteca, CA 95336
Manteca Bulletin & Ripon Bulletin
Reader’s Choice Award for Best
Venue for the last 8 years
133 N. Grant Ave., Manteca, CA 95336
209.471.6777
M.R.P.S. Social Hall
Vision Care PARISHIONER SPECIAL!
(209) 847-2261
110
for Your Family 2 PAIRS OF $ 00
GLASSES
VOTED BEST www.steveschevrolet.com
IN MANTECA! Restrictions apply, single vision only. Valid on select frames.
140 N. Fremont St., Manteca, CA • (209) 823-3151
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, Manteca, CA C 4C 05-1143Contact Joanne Sullins
to place an ad today!
jsullins@4LPi.com
or (800) 950-9952 x2662
Specializing in Custom Blinds
Shutters • Shades
(209) 839-1790
FREE ESTIMATES
www.TracyBlindsEtc.com Steve Arena
St Bernard’s Parishioner
CA Lic.# 824765 Owner
Kitchen & Bath Design Design Consultation
Remodels Hardwood/Tile/Carpet
Project Management Georgiann
Hunter Douglas Window Coverings Rose
208 W. North St
Manteca, CA 209-815-9021 www.design-spaces.com
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, Manteca, CA B 4C 05-1143Fry Family Chapels
QUALITY FUNERAL SERVICE SINCE 1932
Serving the Valley Since 1956 P.L. Fry & Son Funeral Home
1030 West Yosemite Ave
(209) 239-1242
Manteca, CA
P.O. Box 2566 | 290 N. Union Rd.
209-823-2122 Manteca, CA 95336
Mon – Sat 10-6 | Sun 11-5
www.hafershome.com
www.plfryandson.com Ken Summers
ken.summers@carriageservices.com Managing Partner
Funeral Director, FDR #1046
#FD637 Se Habla Español 4th Generation
Your Local Realtor!
Contact Joanne Sullins to place
an ad today! jsullins@4LPi.com
Drysdale Properties or (800) 950-9952 x2662
Susan Lavery-Burns BEATITUDES CARE HOME
Realtor® | DRE#02038832 Our mission is to provide the utmost care possible while
preserving the dignity and independence during our
Parishioner resident’s blessed and golden years. We tailor personal
(510) 396-3535 care to each resident based on their specific needs and
TOP 2% maintain a warm, compassionate home while ensuing a
s.laveryburns@bhhsdrysdale.com nationwide professional and private environment.
Call us today for a tour!
SusanLaveryBurns.BHHSDrysdale.com 209-647-9701 | www.beatitudescarehome.com
National QE Award Winner for Extraordinary Customer Service “Living for your Blessed Years”
1639 United St. • Manteca, CA @beatitudes_carehome
Mother Packers
PRESERVING THE PAST, ENSURING THE FUTURE
“For all your packing and unpacking needs and more!”
Carole Tayo Melissa Farfan
E a st Un ion Ce m et er y
209-914-4760 | www.motherpackers.net 1035 N. Union Road • Manteca, CA 95336
Insured and Licensed #300146 209-823-8533 www.eastunioncemetery.org
MEDICARE
Lic # 0D63036
Hansel & Gretel
PRESCHOOL & DAY CARE
Turning 65?
Serving infants to 12 years Currently on Medicare?
1014 W. Center St. Manteca
Medical, Dental, Vision,
209-823-6525 Rx Drugs & Fitness
Medicare Agent All included in one Plan
Jean Teicheira, Director
hanselandgretelkidcare.com Call Anamarie Emery 209-814-4393
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, Manteca, CA A 4C 05-1143You can also read
