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Meetings
This Week
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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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Monday,
March 16
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5:30pm CRY Legion of
Mary
8:00pm DR Grupo Progreso
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Tuesday,
March 17
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5:00pm RH Youth
Ministry
7:00pm CH Confirmation
Students’
Penitential Service
7:00pm CAF Knights
of Columbus Assembly
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Wednesday,
March 18
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6:30pm CRY SCC (KK)
7:00pm CAF EPA Mtg.
7:00pm OKH Adult Confirmation
7:00pm RH SCC Core Team
8:00pm DR Grupo Progreso
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Thursday,
March 19
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6:30pm OKH Epip. of the
Lord
7:00pm CAF Grupo Oracion
7:30pm CHP Choir Rehearsal
8:00pm DR AA (English)
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Friday,
March 20
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3:00pm RH SCC (CH)
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Saturday,
March 21
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9:30am 7W& 7E & 8E
& 8W Confirmation
9:30am SCH Faith Formation
1:00pm RH Grief Ministry
2:30pm CH MASS:
Anointing
of the Sick
4:00pm CH
Confessions
8:00pm DR Grupo Progreso
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Sunday,
March 22
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9:30am OKH Knights of
Columbus
11:00am RH RCIA
2:00pm OKH Filipino Society
7:30pm DR AA (English)
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Mass
Intentions
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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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Monday,
March 16
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6:30am Marie
Gamba
8:00am Community
Mass:
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Arlene Harp
Adelyn Helms
Stefka Ivanova
Sam Rizzo
Mary A. Uriarte
Josefa Valle
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Tuesday,
March 17
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6:30am Ricardo
Bartolome
8:00am Angel Olivarez
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Wednesday,
March 18
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6:30am Fely Aczon
8:00am Meliton Diaz
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Thursday,
March 19
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6:30am Mingo & Louisa
Baciocco
8:00am Lucila & Domingo
Gumabay
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Friday,
March 20
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6:30am Arquipa Cheng
8:00am Vincenzo Cava
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Saturday,
March 21
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8:00am Rodolfo S. Cheng
5:30pm Sister Catherine
Mattson
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Sunday,
March 22
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6:30am Mariano &
Maximina Raposas
8 :30am Maria & Giovanni
Lombardi
10:00am I Tomas & Lucia
Agpoon
11:30am Francisco Marin
1:00pm Carmen Uchi
5:30pm Abel C. Masangkay
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Pray
for the
Sick
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Richard
Anduha
Mabel Baker
Timoteo Bohol
Helen Doherty
Manuel Galvez
Donna Genner
William Guerra
Guillermo Guillen
Jane Guillory
Alicia Hernandez
Msgr. Bruce Dreier
Narcisa Gonzales
Leona Lawrence
Remigio Leonardo
Diana Leung
Ray Lopez
Encarnacion
Mauricio
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Joseph
Marchand
Celeste McFarland
Josie Moggia
Jose Morazán
Rosita Murcia
Jillian Nava
Magdalena Nemenzo
Laurie Nocerino
Ray R.
Bill Richau
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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Filemon
Adelantar
Bessie Castro
Jesus Garcia
Patricia
Ingraebretsen
Alberto Olivares
Alicia
Sanchez
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News
from the Church of the
Epiphany
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Coming
Up Soon
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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
this Sunday, March 15th at 2:30pm in the
cafeteria and is FREE of charge.
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.
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.
Centerplate
Sign-Ups
Baseball
season is here! Centerplate is an
opportunity for the Parish and School to
make revenues. Centerplate involves
selling food in one of the concession
stands at the ballpark. We need all the
help we can get--whether you are an
Epiphany parent or an Epiphany
parishioner. Please call the Parish Office
(415) 333-7630 for dates. The more people
go, the more $$$ we get.
Rummage
Sale!
Get
ready for Spring Cleaning! Epiphany is
planning it’s first ever Rummage Sale
on Saturday, May 30th. We are accepting
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.
Announcements
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.
Spaghetti
& Meatball Takeout
ICF Br.
20 is having a Spaghetti & Meatball
Takeout on Sunday, April 19th from
10:00AM-3:00PM in the cafeteria. Meals are
$8 per person or $25 for a family of 4 and
they include: spaghetti, meatballs, salad
and bread. Leave order at the Parish
Office or call Barbara (415) 333-8288.
Checks payable to: ICF
BR.20
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. 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
Parish Mission
Mark
your calendars for our Parish Mission,
which will be held at 7:00pm in our church
on:
- Monday,
April 6th
- Tuesday,
April 7th
- Wednesday,
April 8th
Confessions
on Wednesday, April 8th at 9:00AM and
6:00PM
Seussical
the Musical
Mercy
High School San Francisco Visual &
Performing Arts Department presents
“Seussical the Musical” on March
27, 28 and April 3 and 4. For tickets
contact: Mercy High School (415) 334-0525
ext. 242
For
Your Information
“You
shall not
covet”
is perhaps a difficult commandment to keep
in our consumer-oriented society. But as
Christian stewards, we know that we are
the recipients and caretakers of
God’s many gifts. May this
understanding that all is gift help us be
less resentful of the gifts of others
Operation
Rice Bowl
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.
Flowers
for Holy Week
We need
calla lilies and other white flowers for
Holy Thursday. Please bring them to the
Parish Office by Wednesday, April 8th.
Spring flowers for Easter may be brought
to the church by the morning of Saturday,
April 11th. Thank you for your donations!
Second
Collections:
Today:
our Parish’s Religious Education
Program.
Next Week: “Loaves & Fishes
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Last
Week’s Collection
Totals
Sunday’s Offering:
$8,642.62
Second Collection:
$4,078.76
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Reflections
GOSPEL:
John 2:13-25
Watch out for Jesus in
today’s gospel! He has come up to the
temple at Passover time and he is very
angry about what he sees there. So he
brandishes a whip to drive the
money-changers and sacrificial animals out
of the temple. “Stop turning my
Father’s house into a
marketplace!” He says with
frightening authority. His disciples
attribute his emotional outburst to zeal
or intense passion for the house of
God.
When the Jews ask him for a sign of
his authority, Jesus speaks of the temple
of his body. He prophesies that if they
destroy this temple, he will raise it up
in three days. They do not understand that
he is speaking of his crucifixion and
resurrection.
1.) Does the fiery anger of Jesus
surprise you? Why or why not?
2.) Are there times when it is right
to express justified anger?
Explain.
3.) What good can come out of
suffering? Explain.
4.) How do you think believers
should show love and respect for
God’s house?
5.) Although many people crowded
around Jesus because of the signs he
performed, he did not trust himself to
them. What do you think those words
mean?
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