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June 10, 2018Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

JUNE IS DIACONATE MONTH(Part 1 of a 3 part series)

Requirements to become a Permanent Deacon 1. Candidate must be a baptized and confirmed Catholic male and at least 35 years of age.2. Candidate can be single or married.3. Must be active in and good standing with the Church and his parish.4. He must be willing to serve the Church under the direction of the bishop.5. He must have the recommendation of his pastor and approval for admission by the bishop.6. He must be in both good physical and psychological health, and free of addictive behaviors.7. After an initial year of discernment a candidate must complete a four-year training program (Year 1- Aspirancy, Year 2- Candidacy, Year 3-Lector, and Year 4-Acolyte), a total commitment of about five years.8. In addition to academic training, Deacon formation also includes service to the poor, hospital ministry, multicultural activities, inter-religious exercises, supervised experiences and workshops.9. During formation, the candidate’s wife is greatly involved in all aspects of her husband’s training. Together, they both attend 7-8 weekend retreats annually, small group meetings with other husband-wife candidates, and meetings with an assigned mentor (an ordained Deacon and his wife).10. Study, reading and prayer time is over and above the minimum formal formation.11. Courses include: Scripture, Prayer, Ignatian Spirituality, Canon Law, Church history,Liturgical theology, Scripture, Homiletics, Ministry experience, and Pastoral Field Education, to mention a few.

2 Sunday, June 10, 2018 Parish Announcements

• Adult Formation Catechesis: Joe Hein jehein42@comcast.net• Becoming Catholic-RCIA: Deacon Dennis Gorsuchdennisgorsuch@comcast.net

• Bible Study: Joanne Sullivan jjelsully@surewest.net• Boy Scouts of America Troop #115: Jon Kantola

sjm-troop115.org•Bereavement Ministry: Carol Carnazzo-Brown

carol.carnazzo@gmail.com• CD / Book Ministry: Jeff McClure darlenejeff@sbcglobal.net• Children’s Liturgy Ministry: Sandra Rugroden

srugroden@gmail.com•Cub Scout Pack 48: David Spamer

contact@Pack48Granite Bay.com• Disciples Ignited - Young Adult Ministry: Emily Richter

marelloyoungadult@gmail.com• Family of St. Joseph: Michael Olayos masolay@yahoo.com• Finance Council: Debbie Anderson tdzanderson@gmail.com• Finance Development Office: sjmcampaign@yahoo.com• Homebound Ministry: Yvonne von Brauchitsch

dyvonb@srewest.net • Hospitality Ministry:

Outreach - Suzanne Renda propartinc@comcast.net Events - Carol Carnazzo-Brown carol.carnazzo@gmail.com

• Knights of Columbus: Tony Jelinek jelinea@icloud.com• The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus:

Diana Trebaol dianatrebaol@gmail.com• Ladies Social Outreach: Helen Peel hmpeel@icloud.com• Liturgical Ministries

- Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Eucharist (EMC’s): Ron Kong rakongo@surewest.net

- Lector Coordinator: Mark Lomele mlomele@icloud.com- Music Ministers: Mary Maguire marello.ym@gmail.com

Pete Buccola pete@buccola.org - Altar Servers: John Harimoto john.harimoto@gmail.com

• Marian Guild: LInda Van Rees lvanrees@sbcglobal.net • Parenting Ministry: Joanna Jullien

Joanna@coreconnectivity.org • Parish Bulletin: Katie Weinrich sjmarellobulletin@gmail.com• Parish Pastoral Council: Bill Thomasmeyer

wathomasmeyer@gmail.com• Respect Life Ministry: Carol Schoner rschoner@jps.net • Small Faith Sharing Group: Ginger Devereaux

dever@surewest.net • St. Vincent de Paul Society: Tracy Falk tas916@hotmail.com• Vocations Ministry: John O’Brien job1938@aol.com• Welcome Ministry: Karen Chappelear karen@chappelear.com• Youth Ministries

- Marello K-5 (grades K-5): Karen Chappelear marelloK5@gmail.com

- Edge: Mary Maguire & Lisa Nolette marelloedge@gmail.com - Life Teen: Mary Maguire marellolifeteen@gmail.com

Ministry & Organization Information

Mass IntentionsSat. June 9 8:00 amUMichelle Chappelear 5:00 pmUChris ContiSun. June 10 8:30 am Mark & Carmyn Fields’ 29th Anniversary 10:30 amUJane Kong 5:00 pm Stella Roig Mon. June 11 8:00 amUDennis & Yvonne Von Brauchitsch AnniversaryTues. June 12 8:00 amUDavid Jo Finnegan Wed. June 13 8:00 amUJane Kong Thurs. June 14 8:00 amUJane KongFri. June 15 8:00 amUJane KongSat. June 16 8:00 amULillian & George Hood

To have an intention mentioned at Mass, please email Georgette Schofield at

sjmarelloparish@yahoo.com.

A $10 donation is suggested.

Summertime Giving with Faith Direct Thank you for being a part of our St. Joseph Marello family. I appreciate all that you do for our parish and community by sharing your God-given gifts of time, talent and treasure. Your active participation in the life of our parish helps us to fulfill our vision and mission.

This summer, I pray that you will have some quiet and restful time that includes the love, joy and peace of being with family and friends. Please consider that St. Joseph Marello parish continues to be open for Mass, numerous activities and the Sacraments. During these summer months your generosity through Faith Direct can help provide the consistent resources we need to operate our parish and ministries.

Visit www.faithdirect.net and use our church code: CA748

Thank you for your continued support of our parish family!

Fr. Phil

Sunday, June 10, 2018 3Parish Announcements

Summer Office HoursThe Parish Office will be open Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 12:30pm from June 1, 2018 through August 31, 2018. Regular office hours will resume Tuesday, September 4th.

Jane AnglimPat Broz

William BurtonNini CardozaButch ContiSusan DerbyMike Doran

Most Rev. Richard J. GarciaBishop of the Diocese of

MontereyCarol George

Nancy HincheyTim Hinchey

Colleen Hounihan

Liz KuhnLaura Lind

Albert LovottiElizabeth “Betty”

MaldonadoRobin NelsonNita Novaresi

Blanca PattersonAshley Michny Singh

Andrew SmockDick Sterns

Barbara “Mi Mi” ToninJonathan Whitney

Ken WagnerCatherine Wild

Please pray for the souls of the recently deceased:

Ken BrozDan Crowley

Agnes FoersterMary Jane Klapper

Jane KongShelley Minor

Dr. Lorna Adolfo Montesclaros

Paul MoranElmo NovaresiEdmund Weber

Please pray for our Military Personnel wherever

duty calls them to serve, homeland or overseas:

Michael A. CorsaroKimberly Martinez

Prayer IntentionsPlease keep the following parishioners in your prayers. If you would like to add/remove a name from the list, contact Suzanne Renda at 916-837- 3541 or at prayerintentions5@gmail.com.

Please pray for those who are sick, in pain or recovery, or in need of spiritual healing:

Knights of ColumbusLadies Auxiliary

Become a part of our supportive team of members and make instant friends in our parish community! Join us for dinner, fellowship, charitable project planning and prayer on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30PM in the Ministry Center. We would love to see you there!

Homebound Parishioner

Request for Holy Communion

If you or someone you know is presently either permanently or temporarily unable to attend Mass on Sunday and would like to have Holy Communion brought to you, please call the Parish office at (916) 786-5001 or call or e-mail Yvonne von Brauchitsch at (916) 740-4394 or dyvonb@surewest.net .

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Lighthouse Booklet of the Week:Purgatory: A Mystery of Love

Does purgatory exist? If so, where, and why? What does the Bible say? What does the Church teach? What sense can be made of indulgences? This engaging survey of Scripture, the Church Fathers, Christian history, distinguished writers, and the Catechism, provides answers to these and many other questions. In this examination of the calling and dignity of each person, as well as the context and purpose of our lives here on earth, personal accountability and divine mercy harmoniously combine to make sound common sense.

Extraordinary Ministers ofHoly Communion

Saturday, June 16 5:00 pm R. Egan-Orlando, B. Porter,

M. Wong

Sunday, June 17 8:30 am R. Ertola, M. Jones, D. Trebaol,

J. Hein, V. Zimmerman

10:30 am R. Frederick, K. Huey, D. Lindsay, P. Lindsay, J. Mortensen, R. Sundeen, A. Troy

5:00 pm TBD

Homebound

Eucharistic Ministry

Our Homebound Eucharistic Ministry needs additional ministers to assist in bringing Holy Communion to our elderly, sick, and disabled parishioners. The number that our ministry now serves has increased. The persons we visit weekly are unable to attend Mass on Sunday and receive Holy Communion regularly. Generally we visit the homebound at a prearranged time on Tuesday mornings.

With a few more ministers, each minister or team will only have to serve at most one morning a month.

We have found this to be a very rewarding ministry and have training available to those interested in participating in this ministry. Please consider volunteering.

For more information, please call or e-mail Yvonne von Brauchitsch at (916) 740-4394 or dyvonb@surewest.net, or contact Ron Kong at (916) 786-2355 or rakongo@surewest.net.

Submit your bulletin listings by Thursday at noon, 11 days prior to the weekend you want it listed, to sjmarellobulletin@gmail.com or call (916) 786-5001.

Sunday, June 10, 2018 5General Announcements

*** St Joseph Marello *** A Great Opportunity for Our Youth to

Serve Our Church!!!

Being an altar server is a great opportunity for your son/daughter to serve and participate in the Mass. To be an altar server, youth needs to be in 4th grade or higher, and at least 9 years old. Trainings are held before or after a mass, and need to be scheduled with Jason Bettini at jasonbettini@gmail.com. Thank you for inviting your youth to serve our Church as an altar server.

Being an altar server is a great opportunity for your son/daughter to serve and participate in the Mass. To be an altar server, youth needs to be in 4th grade or higher, and at least 9 years old. Trainings are held before or after a mass, and need to be scheduled with Jason Bettini at jasonbettini@gmail.com. Thank you for inviting your youth to serve our Church as an altar server.

Early Bird Registration for the 2018-19 Kindergarten – Fifth Grade

Faith Formation Classes - Ends July 1st

If you are new to our parish or have not been enrolled and wish to get registration information for the 2018-2019 school year, please visit our Parish website: https://stjosephmarello.org/elementary

Eucharist and Reconciliation are celebrated at the end of 2nd grade. Sacramental preparation begins in the 1st grade and enrollment is required during both years of this two-year preparation time period.

If you know a child who is 8 to 10 years old and in need of their Sacraments of Eucharist and Reconciliation, ask about the new Catechism Catch-Up classes. Contact Karen Chappelear, marellok5@gmail.com

ENDOW Catholic Women’s Study

Edith Stein,St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross

Starts Tuesday, June 19, 6:30 to 8:00pm, and meets weekly on Tuesday evenings same time at a private home in Granite Bay. There are two spots open. If you want to learn more and reserve your seat, contact: Joanna Jullien, joanna@coreconnectivity.org, 916-521-7203.

The Vocations Prayer Cross All parishioners are invited to sign up to receive the prayer cross at any Mass you desire, by contacting John O’Brien at job1938@aol.com or signing up in the vestibule. It is our hope that this experience will

encourage each of us to take seriously our vocation as a member of the Body of Christ and encourage ALL of us to pray for the gift of vocations to priesthood and religious life.

“We must not move tongue or heart or take one step without first calling on the Holy Spirit.”

- St. Joseph Marello

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Everyone in the Parish is asked to take up this four-part series on FORMED.

This is the third in the series, entitled, Bread for the Journey.

1. If you have not yet registered on FORMED, go to: www.stjosephmarello.formed.org · Enter your profile information, including your email id and your own password. · Click the LOGIN button and login with your email id & pw.

2. Once registered, simply go to www.formed.org and login with your email id & personal password. Questions or issues: Joe Hein (jehein42@comcast.net) 916.580.7490

Italy Pilgrimage Trip in the Footsteps of St. Joseph Marello - Sept 17 to Sept 28, 2018: Come join fellow OSJ laity pilgrims in

Italy in the Footsteps of St. Joseph Marello

FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT: 3 months away!

St. Joseph Marello was ordained in Asti on Sept 19, 1868. Our Italian pilgrimage is timed so that we can be at the Oblates of St. Joseph Motherhouse on the 150th anniversary of his priestly ordination for a special Mass and dinner. During the September 2018 pilgrimage, our tour group will visit the many special locations in Italy (Turin, Asti, and Acqui) so special to St. Joseph Marello. This is a once in a lifetime journey with Fr. Paul McDonnell as our spiritual leader and guide. Organized and led by 206 Tours this will be a spiritual, fun and memorable trip. Please register by June 30, 2018 to reserve your space with deposit by going to www.pilgrimages.com/marello or contact Brad and Janet Morris for more information at 916-984-4550 or janet_morrisc1@yahoo.com.

Sunday, June 10, 2018 7General Announcements

First Thursday VocationsHoly Hour

Thursday, Jully 5th7-8:00 pm

St. Joseph’s Chapel atMount St. Joseph(6530 Wells Ave.,

Loomis)

Married CouplesHow would you like to spend a weekend where the only focus you need is on each other and your relationship. The weekend will give you the time and tools to revitalize romance, deepen communication, and nourish the spirituality in your marriage. Upcoming weekends for 2018 are: August 24-26, 2018 in Sacramento; October 5-7, 2018 in Reno, NV.; and November 9-11, 2018 in Sacramento. IT IS NOT TOO EARLY TO REGISTER, CALL NOW! For more information visit our website at: https://www.sacramentowwme.orgor contact Terry & Janet at applications@sacramentowwme.org or 916-489-3464.

God doesn’t call the qualified,He qualifies the called.

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