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Meetings
This Week
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Sunday,
October 26
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11:00am RH RCIA
2:30pm RH Education
Commission
5:00pm CAF Filipino Consultative
Board
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Monday,
October 27
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7:30pm OKH St.Vincent de
Paul
8:00pm DR Grupo Progreso
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Tuesday,
October 28
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PARENT/TEACHER
CONFERENCES
10:00am OKH Over 50 Lunch
5:00pm RH Soul Youth Group
5:30pm CRY Legion of Mary
7:00pm CAF Confirmation Lv 2
7:00pm OKH Spanish Marriage
Encounter
7:30pm DR Social
Responsibility
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Wednesday,
October 29
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PARENT/TEACHER
CONFERENCES
7:00pm OKH Spanish Marriage
Encounter
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Thursday,
October 30
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PARENT/TEACHER
CONFERENCES
6:30pm OKH Epiphany of the
Lord
7:00pm CAF Grupo de Oracion
7:30pm CHP Choir Rehearsal
8:00pm DR AA (English)
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Friday,
October 31
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HAPPY
HALLOWEEN! NO
SCHOOL
6:00pm CAF School Halloween
Party
7:00pm DR Jubilee Choir
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Saturday,
November 1
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9:30am 8-E&8-W
Confirmation Class
9:30am CH & SCH Faith
Formation
4:00pm CH Confessions
7:00pm DR Jubilee Choir
TURN
CLOCKS BACK AT 2:00
A.M.
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Sunday,
November 2
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9:00am CAF Knights of
Columbus
11:00am RH RCIA
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Mass
Intentions
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Sunday,
October 26
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6:30am People of the
Parish
8:30am Til Fraguglia
10:00am Efren Uchi
11:30am Yasmine Diaz
1:00pm Intention: Cesaria
Gonzales
5 :30pm John Arias
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Monday,
October 27
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6:30am Celia
Javier
8:00am Community
Mass:
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Maria &
Giovanni Lombardi
Intention: Winnie
Cheung
Hilda Grescon
Natiridad Valera
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Tuesday,
October 28
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6:30am Intention: Amparo
Hidalgo
8:00am Intention: Cordes
Family
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Wednesday,
October 29
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6:30am Domingo &
Rosario Baun
8:00am Jesus Ayala
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Thursday,
October 30
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6:30am Intention: Caridad
Masangkay
8:00am People of the
Parish
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Friday,
October 31
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6:30am Sophie Arias
8:00am Simona Gilbuena
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Saturday,
November 1
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8:00am Pio Bomio
5:30pm All Souls
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Sunday,
November 2
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6:30am John Leytem
8:30am Lino Sacchi
10:00am Pete Repetto
11:30am The Chang Family
1:00pm Domingo & Catalina
Gonzales
5 :30pm All Souls
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Pray
for the
Sick
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Olga Anleu, Arnold
& Allyson Artes,
Paulette Bennett,
Magdalena Blanco,Timoteo
Bohol, Faustino
Buenaventura, Oliva
Calixto, Sister Eileen
Canelo, Delia Carrasco,
Nathan Carzon, Krystal
Chan, Winnie Cheung,
Abdon A. & John
David, Magdalena David,
Dawn Devenere, Aurora
Escalona, Editha
Esparza, Al Fresquez,
Bob Gardner, Dennis
Gillikin, Filmon &
Sally Gotaj, Samuel
Gutierrez, Fran Hartle,
Leonard & Paula
Huddleston, Rosie
Joseph, Armando Lanza,
Gemma Lavapiez, Diana
Leung, J.R. Litehiser,
Frank Loomis, Margie
Lopez, Luis Lopez, Ray
Lopez, Lupita
Márquez,
José Rene Mena ,
Marilyn Menjivar,
Celeste McFarland, Julia
Miranda, Josie Moggia,
Lorena Morales, Lou
Nardi, Deborah Nunu,
Dorothy Peter, Peg
Philpott, Father Franc
Shifrar, Baby Natalie
Solis, Tina Strebel,
Remedios Ramos, Elsa
& Max Ramos, Evelyn
Rosales, Tom Repetto,
Richard Ryan, Joe
Valerga, Ruby Vasquez,
Peiling Ye.
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To
keep these names on the
list, please notify us
every 2
weeks.
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Pray
for the
Dead
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All
those who have
died from
violence this
past
week.
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Alana Kelleher
Carmel Toledo
Natividad Velasco
Honorio Velchez
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News
from the Church of the
Epiphany
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Coming
Up Soon
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Marriage:
Catechism of the Catholic
Church
Crystallizing
the teaching on marriage, the Catechism of
the Catholic Church proclaims: God himself
is the author or marriage. The vocation to
marriage is written in the very nature of
man and woman as they came from the hand
of the Creator. Marriage is not a purely
human institution despite the many
variations it may have undergone through
the centuries in different cultures,
social structures and spiritual attitudes.
The wellbeing of the individual person and
of both human and Christian society is
closely bound up with the healthy state of
conjugal and family life.
-Catechism of the Catholic Church (1603,
1604)
Social
Responsibility Meeting
On
October 28th the Social Responsibility
Committee will hold its monthly meeting at
7:30pm in the Convent. The major agenda
item will be follow-up on the Citizenship
Drive. All are invited and all suggestions
are welcome. Please contact Kathy Fourre
at (415) 587-5901 or at
SFkatie@msn.com
for more info.
Thank
you!
We
would like to thank everyone who joined us
at our Parish Barbecue. Also, we would
like to thank the Social Cultural
Committee and everyone who helped them .
We had a great turnout with good food and
great company. THANK YOU!
Catholic
High School Open Houses
- Mercy,
SF:
- Oct.
28 at 9:00am
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- Immaculate
Conception Academy:
- Nov.
1 at 9:00am
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- Archbishop
Riordan:
- Nov.
2 at 11:00am
 Happy
Halloween!
We wish everyone a Happy, Fun and Safe
Halloween!
Announcements
11th
Annual International Night
We are
glad to announce our International Night
Dinner. It will be held on Saturday,
November 8th after the 5:30pm Mass in the
cafeteria. Tickets are $25 for adults and
$12 for kids. Our menu consists of ALL YOU
CAN EAT food from our diverse ethnicities:
African-American, Hispanic, Italian,
Filipino, Irish and Chinese --plus
desserts! Raffle tickets are also on sale.
1st prize is $2,000 cash plus many, many
other prizes! Raffle tickets are selling
$5 per ticket or $25 for a booklet of 6.
Get your tickets today at the Parish
Office. Join
us as we celebrate our
diversity.
Feather
Falls Casino
The
Grupo Hispano invites you to join them on
a trip to Feather Falls Casino on
Saturday, Nov.1st. The cost is $17 per
person with $10 cash-back. The bus will
leave at 7:00am sharp from the corner of
Italy & Napes. For information or
reservations, please call Maria Elena at
(415) 585-7878.
All
Saints Day
Saturday,
November 1st is the Solemnity of All
Saints. Because this solemnity falls on a
Saturday this year, it is NOT a holy day
of obligation.
All Souls
Day
Sunday,
November 2nd is All Souls Day. Offering
envelopes can be found at all the
entrances of the church. On Nov. 3rd at
7:00pm the Grief Ministry will be having
an All Souls Memorial Mass for those
parishioners who died in the past year.
All
Souls’ Day Mass
Holy
Cross Catholic Cemetery in Colma invites
you to join them for a month of faith,
prayer and remembrance. The month begins
with Mass on Saturday, November 1st at
11:00am in the All Souls Mausoleum Chapel.
Bishop Ignatius Wang will be the presider.
Refreshments will be served in the
courtyard following the Mass. Please call
(650) 756-2060 or visit
holycrosscemeteries.com
For
Your Information
Community
Wedding
Our
Annual Community Wedding will be on
November 8th, 2008 at 12:00pm. This is
open to couples who are “free to
marry” in the church, living together
for 3 or more years and who cannot afford
a “church wedding.” Anyone
interested is asked to contact one of the
parish priests.
Tamale
Making
The
Grupo Hispano is asking for helpers on
Saturday, Nov. 15th, starting at 8:00am in
the cafeteria. They will be making their
tamales for the December celebration of
Our Lady of Guadalupe. No tamale
experience needed, just bring an apron!
”Jubilatio”
We will
be celebrating the feast day of St.
Cecilia on Saturday, November 22 with
“Jubilatio,” a concert presented
by our very own Jubilee Choir, who are
also celebrating their 10th anniversary,
together with St. Thomas More’s
8:00pm Choir. We encourage our
parishioners to participate in this
endeavor to help in the re-establishment
of our youth choir. The evening promises a
fulfilling experience with sacred songs,
pre-Christmas tunes and instrumental
ensembles.Contact persons: Danny Bernal
(415) 469-9814 and Elnie Estacio (415)
830-7502.
Daylight
Saving Time Ends
On
Sunday, Nov. 2nd at 2:00am
Daylight
Saving Time Ends.
Don’t
forget to turn your clocks
back!
Today’s
Second Collection:
The
second collection is for our Parish
Athletic Program.
Next
Week’s Second
Collection:
The
second collection will be for our Parish
School.
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Last
Week’s Collection
Totals
Sunday’s
Offering:
$9,631.21
Second
Collection:
$2,327.93
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Reflections
GOSPEL:
Matthew 22:34-40
When you heard the
Pharisee’s question to Jesus, did you
know what the answer would be? If not, now
would be a good time to learn the answer
by heart. Which is the greatest
commandment? Jesus quotes the law of love
in two parts. First we must love God with
our entire selves. Out of that love of God
grows the love of others. We must love our
neighbors with as much care and concern as
we have for ourselves. Does it seem very
easy to love? As we try to do it, we will
find it can be very difficult.
1.) Why do you think most people say
that this is the most important teaching
of Jesus?
2.) Why is it called the “law
of love”?
3.) How does this sum up the ten
commandments and other teachings of
Jesus?
4.) Who are our neighbors? What does
“as yourself” mean?
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