Rev. Jacob A. Bertrand, Pastor Rev. John Bosco Musinguzi, In Residence

MASS SCHEDULE: Sunday Vigil: 4:30 pm (Saturday); Sunday: 8:00 and 11:00 am. Liturgy of the Word for Children dismisses during the 11:00 am Mass unless otherwise noted. Monday - Friday: 7:45 am (Fridays, September through mid-June when school is in session Mass begins at 8:00 am). Holy Days and Holidays: see bulletin and parish website for special Mass times.

NURSERY: Sunday, open from 7:45 to 9:30 am and from 10:45 am to 12:30 pm. Closed from 9:30 to 10:45 am. Located on the north side of the church.

PENANCE (RECONCILIATION): Wednesday from 5:00 to 6:15 pm and by appointment.

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. Date may change due to Academy schedule. Watch bulletin for details.

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

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Matthew 14:22-33 The disciples werent prepared to see Jesus walking on water. They had already witnessed plenty of miracles, but this miracle was different. This one wasnt to heal anyone or provide for anyone. This miracle seemed more like a manifestation: a clear revelation of Jesus divine power. But the disciples were slow to get the message. It wasnt until the storm ended and the disciples were safe that they made their profession of faith, Truly, you are the Son of God. The disciples faith seems to have been dependent upon the personal experience of being saved. This is what Jesus wants to do for every one of us. He became man to save us. He died on the cross to take away our fears, to forgive our sins, and to give us eternal life. These arent just stories about someone elses life. This is the story of our life. As with Peter, Jesus says to us, Come. May we respond with confidence, putting our trust in the One who has the power to calm the storms in our lives too.

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BAPTISM: Please call Donna Hernandez at the Catechetical Ministry Office (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 call Donna Hernandez at the Catechetical Ministry Office (619)463-6011 for more information. MATRIMONY: Please call Fr. Jacob Bertrand at (619)463-6629 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 call the Parish Office at (619)463-6629 ext 102.

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MASS SCHEDULE AND INTENTIONS

Aug 10, Sun: NINETEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

4:30 pm For the Parishioners 8:00 am +Deceased members of the Arca and

Homan families 11:00 am +Avitha Chua Rafael Aug 11, Mon: Saint Claire, Virgin

7:45 am +Melissa Taylor Aug 12, Tue: Weekday

7:45 am +Frank and +Martha Barrack & living and deceased family Aug 13, Wed: Wekday

7:45 am +Jim David Aug 14, Thu: Weekday

7:45 am +Robert Medina Aug 15, Fri: Thew Assumption of the Blessed Virgin

Mary

7:45 am +Maria Silva 7:00 pm For the Parishioners Aug 16, Sat: Weekday

No morning Mass Aug 17,Sun: TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

4:30 pm +Cheryl Jean Friedlans 8:00 am In Thanksgiving 11:00 am For the Parishioners

FROM THE PASTOR

13:31-35 14:17-22; Jn 11:19-27 Wed: Jer 15:10,16-21; Mt 13:44-46 Thu: Jer 18:1-6; Mt 13:47-53 Fri: Jer 26:1-9; Mt 13:54-58 Sat: Jer 26:11-16,24; Mt 14:1-12 Sun: Is 55:1-3; Rom 8:35,37-39; Mt 14:13-21

Dear friends, I have three things to share with you this week: 1) On Friday, August 15, we have the Holy Day of Obligation for the Solem-nity of the Assumption. We will have an extra Mass in the evening at 7:00 pm so that you can fulfill your obliga-tion, that is, opportunity! During the

day there will be Eucharistic Adoration from the completion of the morning Mass to 6:30 pm before the evening Mass; there will be a rosary before the 7:00 pm Mass as well. Sign-up sheets are in the vestibule of the church to spend some time in prayer with our Lord. 2) Last week I conducted a survey with the daily mass com-munity about the effectiveness and inconveniences of moving the weekday Mass to 8:00 am. I have gathered the numbers and published the full statistics for your reflection in this bulletin on page 7. Thank you to all of you who took the time to fill out the questionnaire. 3.) It is with great joy that I invite you to spend some time to pray with a newly blessed statue that we have received here at Santa Sophia. The statue is our Blessed Mother under the title Our Lady, Seat of Wisdom. We did the blessing of the statue last Monday after Mass. Please stop by the northeast alcove of the church to offer prayers to Our Lady. You may recall that this last Solemnity of Pentecost in June that I made it officially our patron feast for Santa Sophia. This is because our name means Holy Wisdom, which is the first gift of the 7 traditional gifts of the Holy Spirit artic-ulated by the church and found in the Old Testament (cf. Isaiah 11). Just as parishes or Catholic organizations have a patronal feast they also have a particular patroness title of our Blessed Mother. For this reason I have chosen Our Lady, Seat of Wisdom to be our patroness title of Mary. The statue recalls the Child Jesus as being seated on the lap of Mary. Jesus is the Word of God Incarnate, literally Wisdom Incarnate and sits on the lap of Mary as a young child. This makes Mary the Seat of Wisdom. I pray our devotion for Mary will grow with fervor and piety as we ask for her intercession and prayers. Our Lady, Seat of Wisdom. Pray for us! In Christ,

SCRIPTURE READINGS FOR THE WEEK Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-13a/Rom 9:1-5/Mt 14:22-33

Monday: Ez 1:2-5, 24-28c/Mt 17:22-27

Tuesday: Ez 2:8--3:4/Mt 18:1-5, 10, 12-14

Wednesday: Ez 9:1-7; 10:18-22/Mt 18:15-20

Thursday: Ez 12:1-12/Mt 18:21--19:1

Friday: Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab/1 Cor 15:20-27/Lk

1:39-56

Saturday: Ez 18:1-10, 13b, 30-32/Mt 19:13-15

THE NEW CHILDRENS WORSHIP BULLETIN is now available. This four page, child size bulletin contains activities related to todays readings. It is a great way to discuss the Mass with your children. Look for them where the adult bulletins are located.

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AROUND SANTA SOPHIA

DOGMA AND DONUTS COMPLETES THIS WEEKEND

This Sunday, August 10, between Masses from 9:15 am to 10:45 am - enjoy a wonderful speaker from Catholic Answers: Tim Staples. He will discuss Mary, the Mother of God, while we enjoy donuts and coffee. For more info about our speaker visit www.catholic.com

Aug 10 - Mary, The Mother of God - Whats All the Fuss About? By Tim Staples

SUMMER NIGHT EVENT Santa Sophia Academy and the Parish Life committee cordially invite you and your family to the annual "Summer Night" event on Saturday, August 23, begin-ning after the 4:30pm mass out on the back campus and grass.

Join us for great food (this year Rally's is joining us here, cooking burgers and fries here on site), water, so-da, ice cream and much, much more. There will be games, activities and a fun band. Come enjoy this parish-wide community event that will showcase all of our parish groups as they share with us some great games, foods, and information about their interaction with our parish and you. The evening offi-cially begins at 5:45pm and runs until 8:15pm. Ham-burger and fries early bird sales will be available after all masses the weekends of August 9&10 and 16&17. We thank the Knights of Columbus, St. Vincent's Pan-try, Women's Guild, Latino Society, Fil Am Communi-ty, Legion of Mary, Catholic Daughters, Boy Scouts, Young Adults, High School Youth, SSA PTG, and SSA Student Council who have this far volunteered to be a part of this event.

SENIOR LUNCHEON - Thursday, September 4. Mass at 11:00am followed by a luncheon in Prender-gast Hall. All seniors are welcome. For reservations, call Josie at 619-466-0114. Cost : $8.00.

CAR WASH!!!! The Senior High Youth Group will be having a Car Wash. "We wash your car while you cleanse your soul". Funds will help with youth group activities!

When: Saturday, August 9th 8am-2pm Sunday, August 10th 7am-2pm Where: At the church parking lot near the flag pole area. Donations accepted for car washes.

SAVE THE DATE for the Knights of Columbus 5th Annual Wine Tasting Event taking place Sat, September 13, 7:00 to 10:00 pm at Prendergast Hall. Watch for more information.

TODDLER BED WANTED - El Nido is looking for a toddler bed (smaller than youth size). Anyone who can donate one, call Marcia Seiler-Christy at 619-589-8265. We will pick up at your convenience.

THE HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY Wednesday Evenings starting September 10, 7:00 to 9:00 pm in the DeMoor Room. This series runs for fourteen weeks. All materials will be provided. Voice lectures on CD will be followed by discussion facili-tated by parishioner, Art Chagnon. Watch for more information.

Simbang Gabi Planning Meeting will be held Sunday, August 24 at 1:30pm in the Daniels Room. All of the Fil-Am community is invited to attend the planning of this great tradition. For more infor-mation contact Tellie Dominguez at 619-670-7403.

LOOKING TO VOLUNTEER? The parish has openings for volunteers to work an afternoon shift in the office to assist in answering phones and helping visitors. If you would like to vol-unteer, contact Bill Smirniotis at 619-463-9101 x104

ARE YOU IN A RELATIONSHIP WITH SOMEONE WHO HUMILIATES YOU, EITHER IN PUBLIC OR PRIVATELY?

This is a Safe Place Community: Santa Sophias team provides faith-based support to parish-ioners, 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 situa-tions of child, elder or intimate partner abuse.

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Real Questions by Real Parishioners:

The word tithe itself literally means a tenth or 10%. So when the bible speaks of tithing it is equivo-cation to say give 10% or give a tenth. Tithing was part of the socio-economic and religious culture of the Israelites. The various tribes of Israel were required to give a tenth of all produce, flocks, and cattle in order to support the Tribe of Levi. The Levites were the priestly tribe of Israel and were not given a specific land in which to provide for them-selves so it was up to the rest of the tribes to ensure that the Levites who took care of the priestly duties at the Temple would be provided for. (Cf. Leviticus 27:30-33) The Levites themselves also had to do a tithe of the tithe, that is, a tenth of the tenth. (Cf. Numbers 18:21-28) Verse 26 reads When you (the Levites) receive from the Israelites the tithes I have assigned you from them as your heritage, you are to make a con-tribution from them to the Lord, a tithe of the tithes. In addition to tithing, the Israelites were instructed to be generous to those who were in need: If there is a poor man among your brothers do not be hard-hearted rather be openhanded and freely lend him whatever he needs. Deuteronomy 15:7-8 From these Old Testament passages, some congre-gations require a tithing concept to the financial re-sources of the parishioners. However, in the New Testament and through Jesus we do not have a spe-cific mandate to tithe, that is, give one tenth of our income to the church. Some Catholic parishes seek to establish the concept, and it works. However, the re-ality must be taken into consideration that not all are capable of giving 10%, and some are capable of giv-ing more than 10%.

The New Testament doesnt spell out specifics but it would be fair to say it demands more of us than what

ASK THE PASTOR

these Old Testament stipulations did of the Israel-ites. We are not just benefactors in financial mat-ters, we are servants of the Most High God and called to build the Kingdom of Heaven on earth and to be stewards of our time, talent, and treasure for the sake of the Churchs mission, of which we are members. Our giving to the church is also not to be done sole-ly as an obligation, but rather with great joy and generosity (2 Corinthians 9:6-15), and never for pub-lic recognition (Matthew 6:1-4). The decision to give to the Church and to charity is an inward matter, much the same as it is to choose to raise children Catholic, or to choose your friends wisely; what you sow in time, talent, and treasure you will reap and what you dont sow you wont reap; therefore the Church recommends to be generous. The words of St. Paul can be most beneficial: Let me say this much: He who sows sparingly will reap sparingly, and he who sows bountifully will reap bountifully. Everyone must give according to what he has inwardly decided; not sadly, not grudg-ingly, for God loves a cheerful giver. (2 Cor.9:6-7) What are the benefits of being a generous giver, that is, to deciding to support your parish community financially and with your time and talents? St. Paul shares four benefits with us in 2 Cor. 9:10-14: 1) It increases the harvest of your righteousness 2) It produces thanksgiving to God in those who re-ceive it 3) It will glorify Gods holy name, and 4) The people you give to, will pray for you! In conclusion I want to note that this needs to be an inward decision. When it comes to the financial as-pect using the envelopes or the e-giving method pro-vides exactly that opportunity for us to reflect on what it is ones family can actually give to the

(Continued on page 7)

Why should we tithe 10%? What are some biblical examples and what did God promise us if we give out of our 1st fruits?

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PARISH OFFICE

Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Phone: (619)463-6629 Fax: (619)463-8101

parish@santasophia.org www.santasophia.org

Facebook: SantaSophiaCatholicChurch

Pastor: Rev. Jacob A. Bertrand Ext 100 Business Mgr: Bill Smirniotis Ext 104 Receptionist: Sara Gonzalez Ext 100 Bookkeeper: Sana Auro Ext 103 Outreach: Bill Smirniotis Ext 104 Maintenance: Jim Kinney Ext 108

MUSIC MINISTRIES

Br. Kevin McGoff, OFM Director of Liturgical Music

Santa Sophia Singers Santa Sophia Kids Chorale Santa Sophia Liturgical Ensemble Br. Kevin McGoff, OFM, Dir: Ext 113

LITURGICAL MINISTRIES

Altar Servers, Lectors, Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist &

Ministers of Hospitality/Usher Rosemary Wellington: Ext 115

CATECHETICAL MINISTRY OFFICE

Baptism Adult & Child Religious Education Phone: (619)463-6011

Fax: (619)668-5458 cmo@santasophia.org

Director: Bernadette Padlo Administration: Donna Hernandez Sr. High Youth: Gennette Medina Jr. High Youth: Nathan Johnson

Also pray for the special intentions written in the Book of Needs at the back of the church..

Marilyn Filley Ric Dominguez Leticia Rebollar

Winston Quitiquit Anita Olivia Sanford

Carlos Francisco Amaya Carol & Ed Robinson

Mandy Palma Vilma Babic

Brandon Ancho Donald Youngers Sally Dragonetti Charles La Boie Doris Kelhoffer

YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY Ages 18-39

Facebook: EastCountyYoungAdults

Rachel Smith: rach.smith@yahoo.com Teresa Sporleder : teresasporleder@hotmail.com

Congratulations to

Esteban Abel, son of

Oliver and Jennifer Martinez

who celebrated the

Sacrament of Baptism at Santa Sophia.

SANTA SOPHIA ACADEMY

SEEKING WISDOM. LIVING VIRTUE. ENCOUNTERING CHRIST

Learn more at www.santasophiaacademy.org

Contact us to request a pre-admission packet and to arrange a meeting,

screening, test for entrance or tour!

SANTA SOPHIA ACADEMY LOUISE AMADO PRESCHOOL - for ages 2 - 5 Victoria Simanek, Director

(619)463-0141 preschool@santasophia.org

SANTA SOPHIA ACADEMY (K - 8) Karen Laaperi, Principal

(619)463-0488 santasophiaacademyoffice@gmail.com Fax: (619)668-5469 Extended Day Care: (619)668-5471

CONGRATULATIONS

PLEASE REMEMBER THOSE IN NEED OF SPECIAL PRAYER

Names in bold are newly added this week.

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FOR YOUNG ADULTS

2014-2015 RELIGIOUS ED REGISTRATION PRESCHOOL - CONFIRMATION

REGISTER NOW

When:

Mon thru Fri, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm in the Catechet-ical Ministry Office.

What to Bring: Fees and your child's baptism cer-tificate, 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 Sophias religious education classes.

Prerequisites:

Confirmation prep: Completion of Religious Ed Level 8 or graduation from a Catholic elementary school is a prerequisite for Confirmation Level I. Level I candidates must bring their Sponsor Eligibility Form completely filled out, signed and sealed by the sponsors parish priest in order to register for Level II.

More info, fees and forms are online just click Faith Formation in the left navigation bar at: www.santasophia.org.

HERE AT SANTA SOPHIA we have two main oppor-tunities to meet with other young adults (ages 18-39) from your parish:

1st Saturday of the month is Coffee and Cate-chism in the Verhoeven Room from 10:00 to 11:30 am. Here its easy to connect with the young adult community and learn a little something about the Catholic faith over a cup of coffee.

2nd Saturday of the month is Supper Saturday. Right after the 4:30 pm Mass gather in the parking lot to carpool to dinner at a local restaurant.

Check out the East County Young Adult Group on Facebook or friend Father Jacob Bertrand and he will add you.

PARISH GROUP NEWS

SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY The pantry volunteers recently began a Monday morning fresh produce give away. Every Monday, beginning at 9:00 am, fresh produce is available to anyone, as long as it lasts. The St. Vincent de Paul Society had 344 families(1329 people) visit last month. Please remember that many of these families rely on subsidized school lunch pro-grams to feed their kids during the week, and that is not available during the summer months. Giving to the Santa Sophia food pantry directly helps those chil-dren in our community. If you'd like to make an actual food donation, Top Ramen and macaroni and cheese products are especially needed at this time.

Jul 28 - Aug 3, 2014 Plate Envelopes eGiving

Breakdown of gifts received $0.01 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

$17,490.76 $1,903.76

$13,346.50 $2.,222.50

53 57

147 89 51 6

11 0

382

Preserving Our Legacy Bldg Fund $235.00 St. Vincent de Paul $783.76 Fire Restoration Fund $713.00

COLLECTION REPORTS

CATECHETICAL MINISTRY

WELOME NEW PARISHIONERS Carl Hopkins and children:

Brittany, Carl and David

Lloyd Cribbs and Nancy Serrano and children: Ana and Fernando

Jayson and Jennifer Bentcik and daughter Jennifer

Joseph Larraga

Patricia Ann Bryant

Neal & Claudia Hicks

Joe McCormick

Warren and Tiffany Hopkins and children: Brent, Chanel, Chloette, Camarin, and Blake

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church. I would much prefer that you 1) enjoy giving, 2) dis-cerned a particular amount you can give weekly or monthly, and 3) are desirous of giving not solely be-cause it is an obligation but because you believe in and care about what we are doing here at Santa So-phia. In Christ, Fr. Jacob

DAILY MASS SURVEY From July 21st to July 25th we conducted a survey with the Daily Mass community here at Santa Sophia about the benefits/inconveniences of changing the start time of the Daily Mass from 7:45 am to 8:00 am. In total, 65 people completed the questionnaire and here are the results: Daily Mass Parishioners were asked to share the fol-lowing: 1. On a scale of one to ten, whether it was

inconvenient (1) or not a big deal (10) to change Mass. Average answer: 9.1

2. Whether Mass attendance benefits our children at the Academy, (10) being a benefit and (1) not a big deal. Average answer: 9.5

3. Whether an 8:oo am Mass time would be better or worse for individuals in the community, (1) being worse and (10) being better. Average answer 7.9

4. How important it would be to maintain a length of thirty minutes for daily Mass, (1) being not a big deal and (10) being important. Average answer: 5.1

5. Would you still be able to make daily Mass if it was at 8:00 am? Out of 65 responses, 3 said they would not be able to attend.

If you have any further questions or concern, please feel free to contact the parish office at your conven-ience.

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Ask the Pastor

FROM BROTHER KEVIN

MORE FROM THE PASTOR

.

My Dear Friends,

I have recently submitted my resignation to

Fr. Jacob as Director of Liturgical Music and

Music Teacher at the Academy. My final

Sunday will be August 17. My future plans

for ministry are set and I will be working at

another parish in the Diocese of San Diego. I

cannot, however, say which church at this

time. I will ask Fr. Jacob to publish that in-

formation in a few weeks.

I wish to extend my sincere thanks to all

those who welcomed me so warmly four and

a half years ago. My time at Santa Sophia

has been among the richest and most chal-

lenging of my professional life, due in large

part to each of you.

Much gratitude belongs to the members of

our music ministry: The Liturgical Ensemble

especially Chris Dameron and Frank Gon-

zales who are loyal, faithful servants; The

Kids Chorale who sang so beautifully at eve-

ry opportunity - taught me more than I them;

and the Santa Sophia Singers who, in their

singing, inspire and evoke holiness.

My thanks and praise also are in order for the

unwavering support of Mrs. Karen Laaperi,

academy principal, and our hard-working

church and academy staff. May Gods bless-

ing always be upon them.

Pax et bonum! (Peace and good!)

Br. Kevin, OFM

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