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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
August 1, 2021
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EITHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME | DECIMO OCTAVO DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO
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Worship
Mass Intentions for the week
We Pray For / Oramos Por: Requested by/ Pedido por:
SATURDAY / SÁBADO JULY 31, 2021 We pray for Vocations
5:00pm Jose Luis del Rosario † Repose Family Oramos por las Vocaciones
Danny Saucedo David & Cheryl Saucedo
Our Seminarians : Michael Ezeoke & Dcn. Ricardo Ahumada
Jacquie Figg † Repose Flores Family Bryant Rivas–Assumption Seminary Antonio Guzman–Assumption
SUNDAY / DOMINGO AUGUST 1, 2021 Maurice Quindoy–Assumption Seminary Juan Robles–Assumption Seminary
7:00am Gloria Vega Derek Curtis–Serra House Theodore Drennan–St. John’s Seminary
Freddy Bowers † Repose
Carlos Flores —Assumption Seminary Andres Rivera–Assumption Seminary
8:30am Efrain Calderon Mesa † Repose Family Jose Perez–Assumption Seminary
Jonathan Garcia–Assumption
Maria Machaca † Repose Ramirez Family Noel Simental–Assumption Rafael Flores–Assumption Seminary
Ramirez Family
Jorge Tellez–St. John’s Seminary
Refugio Jaurequi † Repose
Oscar Manuel Ramirez † Repose Ramirez Family We pray for babies in the womb
10:30am Presentacion Jaive † Repose Helen & Mario Casupanan Oramos por los bebes en el vientre
Cyril Anumba † Repose Family
Diane Macer Due Jun. 2021 Due September 2021
Paul Escoffery † Repose
♥ Baby Convento ♥ Baby Liliana Gonzalez
12:30pm All Souls in Purgatory Repose Ana Laudiano
Due October 2021
Due August 2021 ♥ Baby Convento
5:00pm PRO POPULO ♥ Baby Caldera
Please also pray for all expectant
PRO POPULO ♥ Baby Velazquez woman, that they understand the
PRO POPULO sanctity of human life and know
the grace and strength in God’s gift.
6:30pm Lidia Sanchez † Repose Sylvia Rodriguez
We pray for healing
Oramos por la sanación
MONDAY / LUNES ST. AUSEBIUS OF VERCELLI & ST. PETER JULIAN EYMARD
SAN AUSEBIO DE VERVELI & SAN PEDRO JULIAN EYMANRD AUGUST 2, 2021
Mark Lawrence Blanca Loaiza Erik Gomez *Monica Ontaneda
7:30am All Souls in Purgatory Repose Ana Laudiano Evangeline Sabando Diane Loria Jerimiah Reyes *Julio Ontaneda
Cirilo Alvarez Chacon Leonora Dominguez Emilio Gallegos *Heidi Ontaneda
Cyril Anumba † Repose Family Sofia Gomez Joe Angel Lomelin Kay Williams
Ma de Lourdes Garibay
*Sophia Ontaneda
Msgr. Tom Wallace Carmela *Cecilia Casanova
TUESDAY / MARTES AUGUST 3, 2021 Gerardo Magdaleno Jim Fautt Chito Peralta
Alex Verzosa
*Joda Sanchez
Lupe Gonzalez Ron Morgon *Richard R.
7:30am Cyril Anumba † Repose Family Pedro A Ines Jr. Albert Witt Herbert Li *Adrian Ahumada
Irma Herrera Sanchez
Arturo Gamboa Sr. Evangeline Sabando *Amelia Felix
6:15pm For all Volunteers Blessings Sofia Gomez Bill Berg
*Micaela Rojas
WEDNESDAY / MIÉRCOLES
*Jose Najera Mora
ST. JOHN VIANNEY | SAN JUAN VIANNEY AUGUST 4, 2021
7:30 am Stella Ray Martin † Repose Luisa Martin We pray for the deceased
Cyril Anumba † Repose Family Oramos por los difuntos
THURSDAY / JUEVES ST. MARY MAJOR | SANTA MARIA LA MAYOR AUGUST 5, 2021 + = RECENTLY ADDED/ RECIENTEMENTE AÑADIDOS
7:30am Nieves Jimenez † Repose Teresa Jimenez
Carmen Guerra Bibiana Mavhudzi Herlinda Lavictoria
Cyril Anumba † Repose Family Lorenzo Ybe John R. Lyons Gertrude Schlieker
FRIDAY/VIERNES THE TRASFIGURATION OF THE LORD
Theresa Lopez Rudy Berman Paul Escoffery
LAS TRANSFIGURACION DEL SEÑOR AUGUST 6, 2021 Ignatius Mavhudzi Asuncion Santos Betty Huerta
7:30am Roseline Etim Albert Mendevil Dominator Santos
Cyril Anumba † Repose Family
Theresa Imo Elvia Perez Ursula Nkechi Okeke
SATURDAY / SÁBADO AUGUST 7, 2021 Bonitace Mutyambizi Radcliffe T. Alvarez +Norma David
7:30am Cyril Anumba † Repose Family Violeta Sarmiento Manuel Rivera +Fr. Robert Nogosek
Willy M. Gonzalez Anastacio Tamayo +Alex Reza
We pray for our armed forces
Oramos por nuestras fuerzas armadas
V = Veteran
ARMY National Guard NAVY
Zedrix P Santos (V) John Njuh Jonathan Cruz
Rosario Salazar Frankie Espinosa (V)
Air Force
Marcela Camacho (V) Evelyn Alcocer (V)
Carissa Fall
Lucy Queen Jonathan Cruz
Joseph Vargas
Amy Deck Victor Sandoval (V)
Danielle Giddens
Kyle J. Marquez Kevin Chavez
Angel Marquez
Randy Castillejo Kesly Gonzalez
Max Beerbaum (V)
Christian Lopez Arden Garcia
Andrew Jimenez (V) Marines Brandon Trammell
Andrew Gutierrez John Gracias Jadene Mendez
Luis David Sanchez Alex Castillo Evany Arreola
Emil Allen (V) Eddie Castillo Karen Rodriguez
Robert Barraza (V) Isaiah Cayo Evan Maul
Joe Contreras (V) Joshua Edmonson Anthony Lopez
Jacob Quitanilla Isaac Morales Valerie Garcia
Anthony Delgado Karen Kwon Olivia White
Kevin Acosta Jared Sandoval Daniel Abeln
Kylee Quintanilla Zachary Reyes
Reflection Page 3
Knowing the Church: Appreciating our
Faith II
In our reflection on the bulletin two weeks ago, we studied what it means to
know Jesus and not just to know about Jesus. To know Jesus is to develop
intimacy with him. It is to abide in Jesus as He admonished his followers:
“Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit by itself, unless it
abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in me” (John 15:4). St.
Paul through his dedication and love for the Lord did arrive to this special bonding with the Lord Jesus when he
publicly affirmed: “I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in
me” (Galatians 2:20). Our knowledge and love for Jesus will lead us to a deeper knowledge and wonderful
appreciation of the Church, which is the Mystical Body of Christ.
In our desire to know more about the Church, it is important to acknowledge our identity as members of the
Mystical Body of Christ. We can ask the following questions: Who is the Church? What makes the Church
different from other institutions; what is her mission is in the world Can we still say that the is still a refugium
pecatorum (refuge of sinners)? Is the Church today a field hospital? Can the Church fulfill her mission of
evangelization if we embrace the pseudo-culture of indifference that is being popularized in most of world
political manifestos, immigration policies, economic regulations, religious dogmatisms, and unencumbered
individual idiosyncrasies among the leaders and the members of the Church?
Also, without bias, we can ask: what has the Church done for our civil society? what is the Church presently
doing for the children of God, especially during this time and age? What more can the Church do for the greater
glory of God and the salvation of all men and women? Can the Church be the hope of the common men and
women in this country and beyond? In seeking the true identity of the Church, we are curious to know the future
plans of the Church to reach out to the men and women of our time. On this note, it may be important to invoke
and make present the plans of the Holy Father, Pope Francis concerning who the Church ought to be in his
Apostolic Exhortation “The Joy of the Gospel” Evangelii Gaudium 2013 (no. 131) “I dream of a 'missionary
option,' that is, a missionary impulse capable of transforming everything, so that the church’s customs, ways of
doing things, times and schedules, language and structures can be suitably channeled for the evangelization of
today’s world rather than for her self- preservation."
This missionary option being advocated by Pope Francis would be possible when we courageously open the
doors through which we can understand, appreciate, and celebrate who we are as the people of God. It is
imperative that people come to know the Church and recognize the true mission of the Church. The traditional
ways through which we know God and the celestial realities are also the doors through which we know and enter
into full communion with the Church. These ways include: The way of Beauty – Via Pulchritudinis, the way of the
Good- Via bonitas, and the way of Truth-via veritatis. They are interconnected ways that reveal the love and
mercy of God. The Palmist sees these three ways as the doors of holiness where the just shall enter (Psalm 118: 19
-20). They are the doors through which, we offer and give thanks to the Lord.
The way of beauty is a way of nobility. Something beautiful is attractive, people are drawn in total admiration
of the beautiful. St. Paul urged us to offer unto the Lord whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just,
whatever is pure, whatever is gracious, whatever is worthy of praise (Philippians 4: 8). In the Catholic Church, we
offer to God the pure sacrifice of the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of our Blessed Lord, Jesus Christ. The
Church is known for the beautiful faith she proclaims not only by words but by actions through works of charity
and justice. There is no institution in the world that feeds the hungry, cloths the naked, takes care of the sick,
assists the incarcerated, welcomes the homeless, advocates for the voiceless and strengthens the weak more than
the Catholic Church. Through the Church, people are restored to beauty and the souls are made more beautiful
and noble as we shall continue to explore in our next reflection.
Ad maiorem Dei gloriam
Fr. Ben
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Faith formation
Faith Formation Of ice, Baptism, Catechism, RCIA
O icina de Formación de Fe, Bautizos, Catecismo, RICA
Monday thru Thursday 9:00am-5:00pm Fri./Viernes CLOSED/CERRADO (909)-803-1452
Weekly Readings Lecturas Semanales
Monday: Nm 11:4b-15; Ps 81:12-17; Mt 14:13-21 Lunes: Nm 11:4b-15; Sal 81 (80):12-17; Mt 14:13-21
Tuesday: Nm 12:1-13; Ps 51:3-7, 12-13; Martes: Nm 12:1-13; Sal 51 (50):3-7, 12-13;
Mt 14:22-36 or Mt 15:1-2, 10-14 Mt 14:22-36 o Mt 15:1-2, 10-14
Wednesday: Nm 13:1-2, 25 — 14:1, 26-29a, 34-35; Miércoles: Nm 13:1-2, 25 — 14:1, 26-29a, 34-35;
Ps 106:6-7ab, 13-14, 21-23; Mt 15:21-28 Sal 106 (105):6-7ab, 13-14, 21-23; Mt 15:21-28
Thursday: Nm 20:1-13; Ps 95:1-2, 6-9; Mt 16:13-23 Jueves: Nm 20:1-13; Sal 95 (94):1-2, 6-9; Mt 16:13-23
Friday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 9; Viernes: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; Sal 97 (96):1-2, 5-6, 9;
2 Pt 1:16-19; Mk 9:2-10 2 Pe 1:16-19; Mc 9:2-10
Saturday: Dt 6:4-13; Ps 18:2-4, 47, 51; Mt 17:14-20 Sábado: Dt 6:4-13; Sal 18 (17):2-4, 47, 51; Mt 17:14-20
Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:4-8; Ps 34:2-9; Eph 4:30 — 5:2; Domingo: 1 Re 19:4-8; Sal 34 (33):2-9; Ef 4:30 — 5:2;
Jn 6:41-51 Jn 6:41-51
Youth Ministry Page 5
Faith Formation Of ice of Con irmation, Youth & Young Adult Ministries
O icina de Formación de Fe de Con irmación y Pastoral Juvenil
Mon./Lunes 9:00am-2:00pm Wed./Miercoles 9:00am-2:00pm Thrs./Jueves 1:00pm –5:00pm
Tues./Martes 2:00pm-5:00pm Fri./Viernes CLOSED/CERRADO
Confirmation: Maggie (909) 803-1423 Youth & Young Adult Ministries: (909) 803-1421
Parish Weekly Budget
Presupuesto Semanal Parroquial $ 26,858.00 July 25, 2021
New Online enrolls Sunday Masses $ 13,120.35
Nuevas inscripciones 00
Misas del Domingo
Mail ins | por correo: $ 1,368.00
Online Giving $ 7,922.60
Donaciones Electronicas:
Total: $ 22,410.95
MC Mission Appeal $ 1,635.00
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Around Sacred Heart
Around Sacred Heart
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Refección
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Conociendo la Iglesia: Apreciando
nuestra Fe II
En nuestra reflexión en el boletín de hace dos semanas, estudiamos lo que
significa conocer a Jesús y no sólo saber de Jesús. Conocer a Jesús es desarrollar
una profunda relación con Él. Es permanecer en Jesús como Él le dijo a sus
seguidores: “Permanezcan en mí como yo en ustedes. Una rama no puede
producir fruto por sí misma si no permanece unida a la vid; tampoco ustedes pueden producir fruto si no permanecen en
mí “ (Juan 15: 4). A través de dedicación y amor hacia el Señor, San Pablo logró establecer este lazo especial con el
Señor Jesús, lo que podemos apreciar en su proclamación pública: “He sido crucificado con Cristo, y ahora no vivo yo,
es Cristo quien vive en mí” (Gálatas 2: 20) Nuestro conocimiento y amor por Jesús nos conducirá a un conocimiento
más profundo y una maravillosa apreciación de la Iglesia, el Cuerpo Místico de Cristo.
En nuestro deseo de conocer más acerca de la Iglesia, es importante reconocer nuestra identidad como miembros
del Cuerpo Místico de Cristo. Podemos hacer las siguientes preguntas: ¿Quién es la Iglesia? ¿ Qué hace que la Iglesia
sea diferente de otras instituciones; cuál es su misión en el mundo? ¿Podemos decir que sigue siendo un refugium
pecatorum (refugio de los pecadores)? ¿Es la Iglesia hoy un hospital de campaña? ¿Puede la Iglesia cumplir con su
misión de evangelizar si acogemos la pseudo cultura de indiferencia que es común en la mayoría de los manifiestos
políticos mundiales, políticas de inmigración, regulaciones económicas, dogmatismos religiosos e idiosincrasias
individuales irresponsables entre los líderes y miembros de la Iglesia?
También, imparcialmente, podemos preguntar: ¿Qué ha hecho la Iglesia por nuestra sociedad civil? ¿Que está
haciendo la Iglesia, en la actualidad, por los hijos de Dios, especialmente en estos tiempos? ¿Qué más puede hacer la
Iglesia para la mayor gloria de Dios y la salvación de todos los hombres y mujeres? ¿Puede ser la Iglesia la esperanza
del hombre y mujer común y corriente en este país y más allá? Al buscar la verdadera identidad de la Iglesia, ¿nos
interesa conocer los planes futuros de la Iglesia para acercarse y tender la mano a los hombres y mujeres de nuestros
tiempos? En este tema, es importante invocar y hacer presente el plan del Santo Padre, Papa Francisco, respecto a
qué debería ser la Iglesia en su Exhortación Apostólica, “La Alegría del Evangelio” Evangelii Gaudium 2013 (núm.
131) “Sueño con una opción misionera capaz de transformarlo todo, para que las costumbres, los estilos, los horarios, el
lenguaje y toda estructura eclesial se convierta en un cauce adecuado para la evangelización del mundo actual más que
para la autopreservación.”
Esta opción misionera, por la cual aboga el Papa Francisco, sería posible, cuando valientemente abramos las
puertas a través de las cuales podamos comprender, apreciar y celebrar quiénes somos como pueblo de Dios. Es
imperativo que las personas conozcan la Iglesia y reconozcan la verdadera misión de la Iglesia. Los medios
tradicionales mediante los cuales conocemos a Dios y las realidades celestiales, también son puertas a través de las
cuales conocemos y estamos en completa comunión con la Iglesia. Esto incluye: la vía de la Belleza - Via
Pulchritudinis, la vía de lo Bueno - Via Bonitas, la vía de la Verdad - Via Veritatis. Son vías interconectadas que
revelan el amor y la misericordia de Dios. El Salmista considera estas tres vías como las puertas de santidad por donde
los justos entrarán (Salmo 118: 19-20). Son las puertas mediante las cuales le ofrecemos y damos gracias al Señor.
La vía de la belleza es un camino de nobleza. Algo bello es atractivo, las personas admiran lo atractivo. San Pablo
nos urgió a ofrecer al Señor todo lo que es verdadero, noble, justo, puro, todo lo que es fraternal y hermoso; algo digno
de alabanza (Filipenses 4: 8). En la Iglesia Católica, ofrecemos a Dios el sacrificio puro del Cuerpo y Sangre, Alma y
Divinidad de nuestro Santísimo Señor Jesucristo. La Iglesia es conocida por la hermosa fe que proclama no sólo con
palabras sino con acciones a través de obras de caridad y justicia. No hay otra institución en el mundo que dé de comer
al que tiene hambre, vista al desnudo, cuide al enfermo, ayude al encarcelado, reciba al desamparado, abogue por quien
no tiene voz y fortalezca al débil, más que la Iglesia Católica. Mediante la Iglesia, las personas son restauradas a la
belleza y sus almas se hacen más bellas y nobles como lo exploraremos en nuestra siguiente reflexión.
Ad maiorem Dei gloriam
Padre Ben
Administrative
PARISH STAFF: “Serving God through Serving Others”
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909-899-1049 or SHoffice@sacredheartrc.org
ADMINISTRATIVE FAITH FORMATION/YOUTH MINISTRY
LaQuita Gray-Baker, Business Manager ____________, Coordinator of Catechetical Ministry ……………...ext. 150
e-mail: LaQuita.G@sacredheartrc.org…….…………………………...ext.111 e-mail: ________@sacredheartrc.org
Norma Verlich, RE Administrative Assistant…...…………...…….. ext.152
Adriana Rios, Adm. Assistant to the Pastor……….…………………….ext. 133 e-mail: norma.v@sacredheartrc.org
e-mail: Adriana.r@sacredheartrc.org
Aileen Arrezola, Bookkeeper e-mail: Aileen.A@sacredheartrc.org…..ext. 114 Maggie Duran Coordinator of Confirmation……………………………..ext. 123
Vivian Huizar, Administrative Assistant/Sacramental Records……………ext. 113 e-mail: m.duran@sacredheartrc.org
e-mail: Vivian.H@sacredheartrc.org Nellie Davison, Youth & Young Adults Minister …….………..…. ext. 121
Maria A. Inés, Administrative Assistant/Bulletin Editor……….………ext. 115 e-mail: Nellie.D@sacredheartrc.org | Shrcyouthminstry@gmail.com
e-mail: Maria.I@sacredheartrc.org
LITURGICAL FACILITIES
Mary Dias, Coordinator of Liturgical Ministries………………………..ext. 701 Ramon Hernandez, Facility Maintenance…………………… ext.551
e-mail: Mary.D@sacredheartrc.org
Haley Henry, Coordinator of Liturgical & Choir Ministries.……...…....ext. 131
e-mail: hhenry@sacredheartrc.org
Sarah Garcia, Administrative Assistant/Liturgy ……………………..ext. 154
e-mail: _________@sacredheartrc.org
Daniel Parra, AV Tech e-mail: dparra@sacredheartrc.org
PARISH MINISTRIES (Telephone or Extension)
Abide Young Adult Ministry ext. 121 Natural Family Planning Gerardo & Lupe Valvaneda (909)556-5244
ACTS Ricardo Perez (000)000-0000 Parish School Board Jeannette Martinez (909)772-3362
Adoration Alberto Soto (909) 518-2793 Pastoral Council Dave Hutson (909) 823-0146
Angelina Corral Purgatorial Prayer Ministry
African Descent Ministry Oby Omelu (951)440-7332 Readers Robert Covington (909)350-3277
Altar Linens Paul Camarillo (909)239-7954 Respect Life Mirella Barclay (909) 377-8454
Altar Server Nidia Vargas (559)331-5173 RCIA (English) Mary Ann Andel (909)987-9312
Arts / Environment Veronica Assal Parking Ministry (000)000-0000
Bereavement Ministry Olga Rios (909)702-2951 Social Justice Sandra Gonzalez (909)921-3163
Catholic Men’s Fellowship Tribunal Advocates Dcn. Ed Clark
Children’s Liturgy Ushers / Greeters Andy Morales (909)600-9593
Church Cleaning ext. 131 Women’s Fellowship Rosa Anne Amoruwa (909)731-1180
Coffee & Donut Ministry Mary Orduño (909)561-2950
Communion to Homebound Jim & Maribel Hernandez email: jimjims7@yahoo.com MINISTERIOS PARROQUIALES
Cursillos In Christianity Gio Peralta (909)921-6974 Adoración al Santísimo Alberto Soto (909)518-2793
Divorced, Widowed, Separated Judy Nelson (909) 815-2819 Angelina Corral
Divine Mercy Ministry Anne Magodoro (909)518-7637 AGAPE (Ministerio para niños especiales) David y Maria Arias (951)217-2675
EDGE (Middle School) ext. 121 Ángeles de María (Las Niñas) Maria Berumen (909)904-5657
Ext. Min. of Holy Communion Lydia Hanna (909)721-6440 Comunión a los Enfermos Patricia Hassin (909)232-0041
Faith on Fire Adriana Magdaleno (951) 966-6389 Despensa de Comida Maria Brown (626)274-9068
Filipino Ministry Isabel Briones Duelo - Ministerio Olga Rios (909)702-2951
Finance Council Ernie DePass Educación Religiosa y RICA Cecilia Fornelli ext. 150
Fire Starter Eric Batoon email: evbjrw@hotmail.com
RICA para Adultos América Uriarte (909)746-9067
Food Pantry Maria Brown (626)274-9068 Estudio Bíblico Joseph Moctezuma (909)282-2142
Gift Store ext. 117 Eucaristía - Ministros Lydia Hanna (909)721-6440
Guadalupano’s (bilingual) Rod Morales (909)489-3933 Grupo de Oración-Cristo Rey Irma Morales 909-782-7231
Good Shepherd
Justicia Social Sandra Gonzalez (909)921-3163
Grief Ministry Olga Rios (909)702-2951
Lectores Luis Torres (909)854-6670
Health Ministry Esther Hernandez (213) 675-5791
Librería ext. 117
Holy Spirit Prayer Ministry Jim & Maribel Hernandez email: jimjims7@yahoo.com
Matrimonios del Sagrado
Jail Ministry Dave Hutson (909) 823-0146
Corazón de Jesús y María Diacono Antonio
Joy Senior Ministry Rosalie Lomelin (909) 641-8093
Ministerio de Hombres San José Obrero Roberto Hernandez (909) 719-2889
Knights of Columbus Glenn Yepez (Grand Knight) (909) 437-8954
Monaguillos Nidia Vargas (559)331-5173
LifeTeen (High School) ext. 121
Movimiento Familiar Guillermo y Carmen Navarro (909)782-3233
Light of Jesus Family Ministry Tyron Dizon
Música Joaquín Vázquez, Carlos Urrutia, ——————
Marriage Encounter Tony & Carmel Giliberto (909)899-6223
José Ramírez, Juan Soto —————–
Marriage Enrichment Shawn & Bern Judson (909)463-9689
Planificación Natural de la Fam. Gerardo y Lupe Valvaneda (909)556-5244
Marriage Preparation
Quinceañeras Maria Ines ext. 115
Mary’s Hands Cir (Knitting Ministry) (909)827-5805
Preparación Matrimonial Francisco & Vicki Bellota
Multi Cultural Fellowship Marjorie Saint-Louis (909)859-5235
Respeto a la Vida Mirella Barclay (909) 377-8454
Music Daniella Almario, Raul Cancio,
Jayson Mojica, Vhen Bautista, Jay Plaza Ujieres Andy Morales (909)600-9593
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Office: (909) 899-1049 | Fax: (909) 899-3229
FOLLOW US! Website: www.sacredheartrc.org
CLERGY Facebook: www.facebook.com/sacredheartranchocucamonga
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VeryΎRev.ΎBenedictΎ
Nwachukwu-UdakuΎVF,Ύ Mass Schedule
Pastor,ΎΎExt.Ύ132Ύ
Fr.Benedict.N@sacredheartrc.org
Holy Hour | Hora Santa NO Reservations needed
Thursdays | Jueves 6:30pm.
Rev.ΎJulianΎ Live-stream on Saturday
Okoroanyanwu 5:00pm | English | Church
ParochialΎVicar,ΎExt.Ύ141 Exposition Blessed Sacrament|
Fr.Julian.O@sacredheartrc.org Exposicion del Sagrado Sacramento Sunday
Tuesdays & Fridays | Martes & Viernes
Rev.ΎEdwardΎJ. 8:30am — 12:00pm 7:00am | English | Church
Molumby,ΎS.T.
PriestΎinΎResidence 8:30am | Español | Iglesia
10:30am | English | Church
DeaconΎEdΎClark
ParishΎDeaconΎ,ΎExt.Ύ Gift Store HOURS: 12:30pm | English | Church
Dcn.Ed.C@sacredheartrc.org
3rd Sunday of the Month 5:00pm | English | Church
DeaconΎAntonioΎ 7:00am to 2:00pm 6:30pm | Español | Iglesia
Hernandez
ParishΎDeaconΎ,ΎExt.Ύ Call the Office
anthernandez@sacredheartrc.org 909-899-1049 ext.114 Daily Mass Schedule
In the chapel
General Information — Información General
Baptisms/Bautizos Mon-Fri/Lunes-Viernes
You may contact the Religious Education Office at ext. 152 or ext. 150 or see our website. 7:30 a.m. English— Chapel
Puede comunicarse con la oficina, a la ext. 152 o ext. 150 o ver nuestra pagina de internet.
Tuesday/Martes
Weddings/Bodas 6:15 p.m. Español—Iglesia
Minimum of six months preparation required. Call Blanca at Ext. 133 for more information
and appointments.
Mínimo de seis meses de preparación. Llame a Blanca a la Ext. 133 para mas información Confession/Confeciones
y citas. No Reservation Needed|
No Necesita reservación
Quinceañeras
Please call the office for more information at ext. 115. A 6 Month minimum preparation is Saturday| Sabado
required.
3:00pm to 4:30pm
Por favor de llamar a la oficina para mas información Ext. 115. Se requiere 6 meses de
preparación. Tuesday | Martes
Mass Intentions 5:00pm to 6:00pm
The offering is $10 per Mass (maximum of four intentions). Anyone may request a Mass
intention in person at the parish office. For an appt./Para una cita
La oferta es de $ 10 por Misa (máximo de cuatro intenciones). Cualquier persona puede Call/llame a ext. 133
solicitar una Misa en persona en la oficina parroquial.
Anointing of the Sick/Unción de los Enfermos
The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick is NOT just for the dying. It is also a beautiful
sacrament for healing and strength. Call the office to make arrangements ext. 133
How to reach us
El Sacramento de la Unción de los enfermos NO es solo para los moribundos. Es también
un hermoso sacramento de sanación y fuerza. Llame a la oficina para los arreglos ext. 133.
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday-Friday: 9am-5:00pm
Funerals/Funerales
If you would like to make arrangements for a funeral please contact Olga Rios with our
bereavement Ministry at 909-702-2951.
(909) 899-1049
Fax: (909) 899-3229
Si desea hacer arreglos para un funeral, por favor póngase en For General Information call ext. 115
contacto con Olga Rios del Ministerio de Duelo al 909-702-2951. For Emergencies ONLY requiring a priest
during non-office hours call (909) 503-5588.You can also read
