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Meetings
This Week
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Monday,
March 9
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1:00pm KIT Over 50 Club
5:30pm CRY Legion of Mary
7:00pm RH Finance Council
7:30pm OKH St. Vincent de
Paul
8:00pm DR Grupo Progreso
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Tuesday,
March 10
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9:00am CH School: First
Reconciliations
10:00 OKH Over 50 Club
5:00pm RH Youth Ministry
7:00pm CH Faith Formation: First
Reconciliation
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Wednesday,
March 11
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6:30pm OKH SCC (KK)
8:00pm DR Grupo Progreso
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Thursday,
March 12
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11:30am CRY SCC (FC)
6:30pm CRY Epip. of the Lord
7:00pm OKH Grupo Oracion
7:00pm CAF Italian Catholic
Fed.
7:00pm RH Adult Confirmation
7:30pm CHP Choir Rehearsal
8:00pm DR AA (English)
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Friday,
March 13
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3:00pm RH SCC (CH)
7:30pm OKH English Baptismal
Preparation Class.
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Saturday,
March 14
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9:30am 7W& 7E & 8E
& 8W Confirmation
9:30am SCH Faith Formation
4:00pm CH Confessions
6:30pm CAF St. Patrick’s Day
Dinner & Raffle
8:00pm DR Grupo Progreso
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Sunday,
March 15
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9:00am OKH Knights of
Columbus
11:00am RH RCIA
2:00pm OKH Filipino Society
2:30pm CAF Fr. David Pettingill:
An
Overview of St. Paul’s
Writings
7:00pm DR AA
(English)
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Mass
Intentions
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Sunday,
March 8
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6:30am Florentino &
Felicisima Umale
8 :30am Rosina & Vincenzo
Cava
10:00am Librada De Jesus
11:30am Clementina Solorzano
1:00pm Lenny Huddleston
5:30pm Rufino del Mundo
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Monday,
March 9
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6:30am Mary
Elizabeth Nesbitt
8:00am Community
Mass:
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Perfecto
Beltran
Michael Downing
Paul R. Drews, Sr.
Petera Miranda
John Russo
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Tuesday,
March 10
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6:30am Melton &
Purificacion
8:00am Victorio Salinda
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Wednesday,
March 11
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6:30am Roberta
Biancalana
8:00am Placida De Jesus
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Thursday,
March 12
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6:30am Rolando Cruz
8:00am Maria & Vincent
Marconi
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Friday,
March 13
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6:30am Marcelino
Cabahug
8:00am Simona Gilbuena
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Saturday,
March 14
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8:00am Eduardo Bautista
5:30pm Msgr. Charles
Durkin
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Sunday,
March 15
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6:30am Benigno Santos
8 :30am Florentina Umipig
10:00am Intention:Catalina
Hernanadez
11:30am Francisco Chang
1:00pm Elvera & Joseph De
Martis
5:30pm Joseph & Alan
Concepcion
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Pray
for the
Sick
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Richard
Anduha
Angel Agpoon
Arnold & Allyson
Artes
Mabel Baker
Timoteo Bohol
Nathan Carzon
Winnie Cheung
Helen Doherty
Dave Garcia
Bob Gardner
Donna Genner
William Guerra
Guillermo Guillen
Jane Guillory
Alicia Hernandez
Msgr. Bruce Dreier
Narcisa Gonzales
Leona Lawrence
Remigio
Leonardo
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Diana
Leung
Ray Lopez
Encarnacion Mauricio
Celeste McFarland
Josie Moggia
Lorena Morales
Jose Morazán
Rosita Murcia
Magdalena Nemenzo
Laurie Nocerino
Ramona Pinkerman
Dolores Quattrin, Ray
R.
Father Thomas
Seagrave
Claudette Swanson
Alfredo Tachiquin
Conrado Sr. &
Victorina Uy
George Vedamoni
Cristina
Vergara
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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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Roberto
Centeno
Mary Giannini
Alexander Gonzales
Tony Guerrero
Stefka Ivanova
Manuel Jacinto
Mauricio Luna
Manuel Hernandez
Martinez
Micelina
Morazán
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News
from the Church of the
Epiphany
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Coming
Up Soon
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St.
Patrick’s Day Dinner &
Raffle
We
invite everyone to join us at our annual
St. Patrick’s Day Dinner on Saturday,
March 14th at 6:30pm in our cafeteria.
Tickets are $20 for adults and include
EITHER corned beef or chicken. Also, get
your raffle tickets today. The 1st prize
is $5,000!
Raffle tickets are $100 . Raffle &
dinner tickets are available at the Parish
Office. We
will have Irish Dancers at 6:45PM
sharp!
Help us keep this tradition going!
Operation
Rice Bowl
Just as
we celebrate the Eucharist on Sundays, we
can use Operation Rice Bowl throughout
Lent as a way to “break bread”
together with family and loved ones. We
join in the traditional practices of Lent
and pray as a community, fast in
solidarity with those who are hungry, give
concrete assistance to those most in need,
while we learn about the joys and
challenges in the lives of our brothers
and sisters around the world. Please pick
up a Rice Bowl at any entrance of the
church, be generous. and donate the money
you save by fasting or giving up something
for Lent. At the end of Lent, please
return the Rice Bowl to the Parish Office.
Come One,
Come All
Epiphany’s
Education Commission invites everyone to
hear Father David Pettingill give an
overview of Saint Paul’s writings
during this year of St. Paul. It will be
on Sunday, March 15th at 2:30pm in the
cafeteria and is FREE of charge.
Red Hawk
Casino
The
Over 50 Club invites you to join them on
Tuesday, March 17th at the new RED HAWK
Casino. The cost is $26 per person. For
reservations please call Ken at (415)
334-3650 or Steve at (415) 239-7740. The
bus will leave from O’Keefe Hall
(Naples & Amazon) at exactly 8:30AM.
Announcements
Anointing
of the Sick Mass
Epiphany’s
Grief Ministry invites everyone to a Mass
for the Anointing of the Sick, Aged and
Inferm on Saturday, March 21st at 2:30PM
,in the Church. Come and bring a friend.
Rummage
Sale
Get
ready for Spring Cleaning! Epiphany is
planning it’s first ever Rummage Sale
on Saturday, May 30th. We are looking for
articles that are in GOOD CONDITION such
as: clothing (men, women, & children),
shoes, small electronics, kitchenware and
others. For more information please call
the Parish Office, M-F 9AM-5PM.
Feather
Falls Casino
The
Grupo Hispano invites you to Feather Falls
Casino on Saturday, March 28th. They will
be staying FIVE hours in the casino. The
cost is $17 per person with $10 cash-back.
The bus departs at 7:00AM from the corner
of Italy & Naples Streets. For
information or reservations, please
contact Maria Elena (415) 585-7878.
40 Days
for Life
Christians
throughout San Francisco are invited to
take part in the national 40 Days of Life
effort from now through April 5. In
addition to 40 days of prayer and fasting
for an end to abortion in America, please
consider volunteering to pray outside of
Planned Parenthood at 815 Eddy Street for
one or more hours during the 40 days, and
spread the word to others about this
important life-saving effort. To get more
information, or to volunteer to help,
please contact: Ron Konopaski at (415)
668-9800 or email: konopaski@yahoo.com.
All are
welcome! www.40daysforlife.com/sanfrancisco
Widowed,
Separated and Divorced
Weekend
The
Beginning Experience Weekend is designed
to be a time of closure on the past and
renewed hope for the future. For
information and a brochure contact:
LaVerna (650) 355-3978 or Helen (415)
388-9651.
For
Your Information
Abraham was prepared to sacrifice his only
son, Isaac. St. Paul reminds us that God
Himself “did not spare His own
Son.” Are my gifts to the Lord--of my
resources, of my time, of myself--also
sacrificial?
First
Reconciliations: March 10th
First
Reconciliation Tuesday, March 10th:
Epiphany
School students at 9:00AM
Faith Formation students at
7:00PM
Congratulations!
Help
Support Epiphany School
Support
Epiphany by patronizing Fresh Choice (4927
Junipero Serra) on Thursday, March 19th.
Flyers available at the school and parish
offices.
Second
Collections:
Today:
our Parish’s Religious Education
Program.
Next Week: Catholic Charities CYO
“Loaves & Fishes”
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Last
Week’s Collection
Totals
Sunday’s Offering:
$9,639.46
Second Collection:
$2,244.13
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Loaves
& Fishes Sunday
Next
week is Catholic Charities CYO
“Loaves & Fishes” Sunday.
Catholic Charities CYO receives no funding
from the Archdiocesan Annual Appeal or
directly from the Archdiocese, so
let’s support quality services in our
community by donating as generously as
possible to help Catholic Charities CYO
reach its spring goal of $300,000. Every
dollar contributed directly supports
programs that provide relief for homeless
families, ailing seniors, immigrants, the
working poor, troubled teens, and many
other clients in need. Let’s help
change a life on Loaves & Fishes
Sunday.
Reflections
GOSPEL:
Mark
9:2-10
The story of Jesus’
Transfiguration on the mountain is a
preview of great things to come. With his
amazed disciples looking on, Jesus is
suddenly dressed in dazzling white and his
face shines like the sun. He is speaking
with the long-dead prophets Moses and
Elijah. These two Old Testament figures
represent the Law and the Prophets. They
are interrupted by a majestic voice from a
cloud. And the voice says that Jesus is
God’s beloved Son. The bedazzled
disciples are told to “Listen to
him.”
Like us, Peter, James, and John
could not understand everything about
Jesus overnight. It was only after his
death and resurrection that they
understood the meaning of his
Transfiguration. Only then did they
realize what it meant for the Son of Man
to rise from the dead.
1.) How are you responding to
God’s command to “Listen to
him” during Lent?
2.) What message from Jesus’
words or actions do you most want to share
with the world?
3.) What good can come out of
suffering? Explain.
4.) How do you show that you care
about others who are suffering?
5.) What does the experience of the
three disciples tell us about the process
of coming to know and believe in
Jesus?
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