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Meetings
This Week
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Sunday,
March 22
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9:30am CAF Knights of
Columbus
11:00am RH RCIA
2:00pm OKH Filipino Society
7:30pm DR AA (English)
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Monday,
March 23
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8:00am OKH School (PLC)
5:30pm CRY Legion of Mary
7:00pm OKH St. Vincent de
Paul
8:00pm DR Grupo Progreso
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Tuesday,
March 24
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10:00am OKH Over 50
Club
5:00pm RH Youth Ministry
6:30pm OKH SCHOOL: Communion
Parents
7:00pm CAF FAITH FORMATION:
Communion Parents
7:30pm DR Social
Responsibility
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Wednesday,
March 25
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6:30pm OKH SCC (KK)
8:00pm DR Grupo Progreso
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Thursday,
March 26
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11:30am CRY SCC (FC)
6:30pm OKH Epip. of the Lord
7:00pm CAF Grupo Oracion
7:00pm RH Adult Confirmation
7:30pm CHP Choir Rehearsal
8:00pm DR AA (English)
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Friday,
March 27
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3:00pm RH SCC (CH)
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Saturday,
March 28
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8:00am CH Lenten
Recollection
9:30am 7W&7E Confirmation
Level 1
9:30am SCH Faith Formation
10:00am CAF Faith Formation:
English Communion Parents
11:15 am CAF Faith Formation:
Spanish Communion Parents
4:00pm CH Confessions
8:00pm DR Grupo Progreso
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Sunday,
March 29
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8:00am OKH School (PLC)
11:00am RH RCIA
3:00pm RH Filipino
Consultative
7:30pm DR AA (English)
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Mass
Intentions
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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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Monday,
March 23
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6:30am
Thanksgiving: Joe
Valerga
8:00am Community
Mass:
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Intention: Bejamin
Lising
Madge Nelson
Marcelino & Leogarda
Naval
Betty Stevenson
Frank Crespo
Intention: Jun-Cheng
Yang
Arthur Llagumo
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Tuesday,
March 24
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6:30am Souls in
Purgatory
8:00am Lena Fraguglia
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Wednesday,
March 25
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6:30am Juan C. Pasalo
8:00am Millie Spagnulol
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Thursday,
March 26
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6:30am Lucia Racadio &
Marciana Ragan
8:00am Enrique Roman
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Friday,
March 27
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6:30am Rodolfo J.
Victoria
8:00am Intention: Stafford
Williams
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Saturday,
March 28
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8:00am Thanksgiving: Bernal
Family
5:30pm Fidalma Benedtti &
Luigi Guidi
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Sunday,
March 29
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6:30am Andres I. Valera
8 :30am Katrina Leei
10:00am Annie Maylas
11:30am Nancy Navarro
1:00pm Victoriano Tirona
5:30pm Rodney Hansen
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Pray
for the
Sick
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Richard
Anduha
Mabel Baker
Brother Haig
Charshaf
Shirley De Long
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
Joseph Marchand
Celeste
McFarland
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Josie
Moggia
Jose Morazán
Rosita Murcia
Jillian Nava
Magdalena Nemenzo
Laurie Nocerino
Ray R.
Bill Richau
Father Thomas
Seagrave
Richard Stokes
Claudette Swanson
Alfredo Tachiquin
Gloria Torrise
Joe Valerga
Conrado Sr. &
Victorina Uy
George Vedamoni
Cristina Vergara
Remy Williams
Jun-Cheng
Yang
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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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Ereberta
Cabardo
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News
from the Church of the
Epiphany
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Coming
Up Soon
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Lenten
Recollection
The
Knights of Columbus invite everybody to
the Annual Lenten Recollection at
O’Keefe Hall on Saturday, March 28th.
The day will start at 8:00AM with a Mass
at church. Free breakfast and lunch will
be served. Speakers will be Fr. Eugene and
Fr. Bart.
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.
Thank
You!
Epiphany
wishes to thank the Filipino task Force
for their donation of $1,500 to the
Church. Also, thank you to the Knights of
Columbus for donating a refrigerator for
O’Keefe Hall. Thank you!
Opportunity
for Donations
Epiphany
is looking for donations
for:
- 1.)
an oil Paschal Candle (approximately
$500) and
- 2.)
a Three-Compartment Sink for the
cafeteria (approximately $600).
Anyone
interested is asked to contact Fr. Eugene
(415) 333-7630.
Rummage
Sale & Food Fest!
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
Parish
Mission: “Be Still & Know that I
am GOD”
Mark
your calendars for our Parish Mission,
which will be held at 7:00pm in our church
on:
- Monday,
April 6th: “God the Father”
(Prayer)
- Tuesday,
April 7th: “God the Son”
(Thanksgiving)
- Wed.,
April 8th: “God the Holy
Spirit” (Fasting)
Confessions
on Wednesday, April 8th at 9:00AM and
6:00PM.
Holy
Triduum
Holy Thursday
(April 9th):
7:30PM
Good Friday
(April 10th):
English
Reflection 12:00PM
Spanish Reflection 7:30PM
Easter Vigil (April 11th):
8:00PM
Easter Sunday
(April 12th):
5:00AM, 6:30AM, 8:00AM, 10:00AM, 11:30AM
(Spanish) and 1:00PM. No 5:30PM Mass.
Attention
Groups
We are
asking that all groups reschedule their
evening meetings during the week leading
up to Easter (April 6th to April 11th).
Please contact Jenny to make the necessary
arrangements (415) 333-7630.
For
Your Information
Congratulations
Congratulations
to our St. Patrick’s Day raffle
winners:
- 1st
$5,000: Carmelita Reyes
- 2nd
$2,500: Joseph Saitz
- 3rd
$1,000: 10:00AM Ushers
- 4th
$250: Mercedes Sanchez
- 5th
$250: Maureen Moriarty
- 6th
$250: Dori Ona
- 7th
$250: Georgia Bregante &
Family
Other
winners: Wilson Lim, Rosario
Lapuz,Cristina Balantac, Barbara
Botttarini, Manny Peñalosa, Barbara
Hagler, Joe Valerga and Tony
Silva.
We want
to thank all the members of the Social
Cultural for all their hard work and
everyone who supported our event! THANK
YOU!
‘Sang
Tinig “One Voice” Musical
Concert
Epiphany’s
School of Religion is having a musical
fund-raiser “Humayo’t
Humayag” (Evangelizing through Music)
on Saturday, May 30th at 7:00PM in the
church. Tickets are $15 and all proceeds
benefit the School of Religion program.
For info and tickets please contact Loy
(415) 333-7630 ext.15
Flowers
for Holy Week
We need
calla lilies and other white flowers for
Holy Thursday. Please bring them to the
Parish Office byWednesday, April 8th.
Spring flowers for Easter may be brought
to the church by the morning of Saturday,
April 11th.
Second
Collections:
Today:
“Loaves & Fishes”
Next Week: St. Vincent de Paul
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Last
Week’s Collection
Totals
Sunday’s
Offering:
$8,728.39
Second Collection:
$2,074.12
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Reflections
GOSPEL:
John 3:14-21
In teaching Nicodemus, Jesus
uses a familiar story from the Old
Testament (Numbers 21:4-9) about Moses.
When Moses lifted up a bronze snake in the
desert for all to see, those who had been
bitten by snakes were healed. Jesus says
that he too must be lifted up so that all
might have eternal life through him. He
will be lifted up on the cross. But he
will also be lifted up in his resurrection
and in his ascension to the Father.
Whoever looks at him in faith will receive
eternal life.
Followers of Jesus recognize him as
the light that came into the world. They
live truthfully in the light, unlike those
who choose the darkness and do evil
deeds.
1.) Picture the entire world today
as a patient in a doctor’s office.
What might the doctor say is wrong with
the world’s health?
2.) How do members of your family,
school community, and parish show that
they are living in the light?
3.) What can we do to help others
choose to live truthfully in the
light?
4.) List some of the problems Jesus
might point out and name some of the ways
the followers of Jesus can be healers in
our world.
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