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HOLY FAMILY CATHEDRAL STAFF INFORMATION BISHOPS: Most Reverend Kevin W. Vann Most Reverend Tod D. Brown, Emeritus CLERGY: Reverend Patrick Moses, Rector Reverend Rudy Alumam, Parochial Vicar Reverend Mark Aaron Riomalos, AM, Parochial Vicar Reverend Rafael Luevano, In Residence Reverend Gordon Moreland, In Residence Deacon Pedro José Cardenas Deacon Carlos Euyoque Deacon Daniel Seo Deacon Gerhard P. Stadel OFFICE STAFF: Mary Lou Bell, 8am - 1pm, Parish Secretary, Ext. 120 Chris Hanna, Office Manager, Ext. 116 Yvette Hyndman, 8:30am - 1pm, Receptionist: Ext. 114 Mike McLean, Business Manager: Ext. 110 Ross Moodie, 1pm - 5pm, Liturgy Coordinator: Ext. 150 Sandy Toner, 1pm - 5pm, Parish Secretary, Ext. 120 BAPTISMS/BAUTISOS: Kindly contact the parish office for information. FUNERALS: Kindly call the parish office for assistance in making arrangements. WEDDINGS: Call the parish office for information. EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: On the second Tuesday of each month MARIAN AND DIVINE MERCY DEVOTIONS: Tuesday evenings at 7:30pm in the Cathedral OLPH DEVOTIONS: Wednesday evenings at 5:45pm in the Cathedral

Mass Reconciliation and Adoration Schedule

PARISH OFFICE: 566 South Glassell Street, Orange, CA 92866 (714) 639-2900 Fax (714) 639-8022 Web Site: www.hfcathedral.org Parish Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Closed Saturdays and Sundays EVANGELIZATION/RCIA: Rebecca Soto, Director Ext. 236 Robert Solano, Coordinator (RCIA) Ext. 212 FAITH FORMATION, ENGLISH AND SPANISH: Sherri Nelson, Coordinator Ext. 241 HISPANIC MINISTRY: Sister Mariana De Jesus Duenas, Director Ext. 156 MINISTRY TO THE SICK AND HOMEBOUND BEREAVEMENT MINISTRY: Kindly call the parish office WORSHIP MINISTRY: Kimberly Wargo, Director Ext. 168 PARISH BASED MISSIONARIES: Olivia Stear, Ext. 238 Adam Ybarra, Ext. 115 YOUTH FORMATION AND CONFIRMATION: Teresa Arredondo, Director Ext. 237 CATHEDRAL SCHOOL: (714) 538-6012 Margaret Harlow, Principal Marie Ubl, Vice Principal ST. VINCENT DE PAUL MINISTRY: For assistance call (714) 239-5762

MASS SCHEDULE

Weekdays: 8:15am and 12:10pm Wednesdays: 6:30pm - Spanish Mass (Sept.-May) Saturdays: 8:15am and Vigil 4:00pm Sundays: 6:45am, 8:00am, 9:30am, 11:15am, 12:45pm (Spanish), 5:00pm Holy Days of Obligation: Vigil 6:00pm, 8:15am, 12:10pm, 6:00pm, and 7:30pm (Spanish) Sacrament of Reconciliation: Wednesdays 7:00pm, Fridays 7:15am and Saturdays 2:30pm Weekly Adoration - Wednesdays from 7:00pm - 8:00pm Monthly Adoration - Second Tuesday of each month

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MASS SCHEDULE AND OFFICE CLOSURE The Cathedral offices will be closed on Monday, January 21, 2019 in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. There will be only one Mass at 9am on Monday. “HOW SHALL I MAKE A RETURN, FOR ALL THE GOOD YOU HAVE DONE FOR ME?” PSALM 116

CALLING TALENTED MUSICIANS AND SINGERS! Have you considered how you will serve the Lord in this new year? Please consider sharing your gifts with our Music Ministry. Cathedral Choir – Rehearsals- Thursdays 7:15 - 9:15 PM, Sunday Mass 11:15 AM Mass (Warm Up at 10:30)

Call or email to arrange a listening session. Instrumentalists: Woodwind, strings, percussion, instrumentalists etc… are needed for Weekend Masses and other Liturgies. If you play your instrument well and would like to volunteer your time and talent, call or email. Contact, Kim Wargo, Director of Worship Phone: 714-639, 2900 Ext 168 Email: [email protected]

Thank you!

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DIOCESAN PRIESTHOOD DISCERNMENT MEETING SCHEDULE Men Interested in Diocesan Priesthood: The Vocations Office cordially invites you to the next Priesthood Discernment Meeting. The purpose is to familiarize interested men with the life, prayer, and possible call to Priesthood in the Diocese of Orange. There is no commitment, other than the expression of interest to participate. The next Priesthood Discernment Meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, November 14 on the first floor of the the Diocese of Orange Pastoral Center on the Christ Cathedral Campus. Please give serious thought to this invitation. "The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few; so ask the master of the harvest to send out laborers for his harvest." (Mt 9:37-38) If you have any questions regarding the Priesthood Discernment Meetings, please contact the Director of Vocations, Rev. John Moneypenny at (714) 282-3046, or via email [email protected]. Priesthood Discernment Meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 6pm. 2018-2019 Priesthood Discernment Meetings Wednesday, February 13, 2019 Wednesday, March 13, 2019 Wednesday, April 10, 2019 Wednesday, May 8, 2019 Wednesday, June 12, 2019

HFCS PANCAKE BREAKFAST Current and former HFCS students and their families are cordially invited to the Alumni Mass on Sunday, January 27th at 9:30am, following, you will enjoy a delicious 7th grade-led pancake breakfast from 8am to noon. Proceeds will help with the cost of their 8th grade Washington trip next year. Check out what our students have been working on this year during Open House 10:30am to noon.

CONSIDERING BECOMING CATHOLIC OR JUST CURIOUS ABOUT THE FAITH? We invite you to Ask Questions and Get Answers! Want to develop a relationship with God and others who are searching just like you? Discover what it means to be Catholic. Come learn why and how to pray and what it means to follow Jesus. If YOU or someone you know have questions about becoming Catholic, or just want to know more...contact Robert Solano at 714.639.2900 *212 or email [email protected]

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EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Brothers and Sisters, please join us the second Tuesday of each month as we embrace this ministry at our Holy Family Cathedral. Please email [email protected] to receive more information and Eucharistic Adoration schedules. For the month of February our Day of Eucharistic Adoration will be Tuesday, February 12th following the 8:15am Mass through Wednesday, February 13th before the 8:15am Mass. We will gather in prayer and praise before the Blessed Sacrament. The Diocesan intention is that of an increase of vocations to the priesthood and religious life. This is a wonderful way to spend time with our Lord. Please sign up to be with our Lord in the late evening and early morning hours. We still need some of the time slots filled in. Thank you.

ADORACIÓN AL SANTÍSIMO Para el mes de febrero nuestro día de la Adoración al Santísimo será el martes 12 de febrero, despues de la Misa de 8:15am hasta el miércoles 13 de febreroantes de la Misa de las 8:15am. Este tiempo es un tiempo maravilloso para pasarlo con nuestro Señor. La Exposición al Santísimo ha sido recomendada con frecuencia por los Papas. La vida de los santos esta repleta de testimonio de amor al Santísimo y de los maravillosos frutos de la adoración a través de los siglos.

WE ARE ONE - LOVE HUMILITY DIGNITY UPCOMING 2019 PASTORAL SERVICES APPEAL ABOUT THE PSA - KICK OFF DATE FEBRUARY 24TH, 2019 The Pastoral Services Appeal (PSA) is an annual 12-month campaign that runs each year conducted by the Orange Catholic Foundation (OCF) on behalf of the Diocese of Orange. The PSA funds selected vital ministries and services that benefit all 62 parishes and centers and the wider community in the Diocese of Orange. The programs and services designated as Bishop Vann’s priorities provide training, formation, education and outreach that REINFORCES the mission of each individual parish and reaches out to those in the wider community. The OCF grants the funds received three times a year to the designated ministries and services supported through the PSA. Each parish conducts their own PSA campaign and has an assigned fair share goal. The PSA is based on policies that were updated in 2015 by a PSA Task Force of pastors and sent to all pastors and administrators by Bishop Vann in September 2015. The PSA Policies can be found on the Orange Catholic Foundation website under PSA/Parish Resources. The PSA provides an opportunity for parishes to earn significant capital funds to support important parish projects after their goal in payments is reached each year. 100% of all funds received over the parish’s assigned goal are returned to the parish as a monthly rebate, while all campaign marketing, processing and pledge redemption costs are covered for every parish and center by the OCF. Accountability: Honoring the intent of the donor, the Orange Catholic Foundation insures that all gifts given are used ONLY for those programs and services recommended for support by a committee consisting of clergy and lay leaders and approved by Bishop Vann.

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PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK OF OUR PARISH

Nancy A. Baby Valentina Atilano Peter Baeza Phil Barnecut Molly Bell Lillian Bosnick Danielle Butler Laurie Golden Brumm Ralph Colin John Collison Alvia Conklin Ray Crooks Ricky De La Torre Danette Demont Jorge Diaz

Harriet Drazba Mirko Duvnjak Joe Enos Oralie Enos Al Erhard Bill Estep Michael Feeney Ely Felix Gustavo Felix Dr. Donna Frisch Carmela Garibay Chris Genesh Paul George Alexander Gomez George Gomez Margarita Gonzalez Niles Guichet Dolores Hanlin Parker Hanna Adeline Hatch Sarah Heard Michael Hixson Myra Holznecht

Raphael Huizar Yvonne Khalife Gloria Kim Howard and Teresa Knapp William Nelson Krueger Anita LeBlanc Michele LeDoux Mary LeMieux Aurelio Liwag Larry Love Gale Marshall Marguerite Martel Parker McCord Norman Mesina Jan Meyers Theresa Morris Bill Moses Agnez Motley Mr. and Mrs. Marc Mount Aurora Nieto Stephanie Packer Dolores Page Kim Pebbles

Martha Phelan Judy Pineda Rachel Pires Erik Ramos Rodolfo Reynoso Joel Rivera Adam Rodriguez Jose Rodriguez Maria Rodriguez Norma Rodriguez Cristian Ruiz Isela Navarro Sandoval Dr. Martha Sarmiento Mary Lou Sepulveda Tim Sims James Thomas Sante Tiritilli Luke Toner Bernadette Trujillo Gus Vega Bill Viar Rich Winder Laurie Wizner

WITH SYMPATHY The members of Holy Family Cathedral extend our deepest sympathy to the families of Helen Falvey Babin, Joe Sal Solis, Tom and Jean Flynn, Domingo Blanco, Kay Snider, Cruz Corvella, Victor Vizcarra, Ninfa Garcia, Michael Wesley Collins and Chris Modde. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during bereavement. Lord, remember those who have died and have gone before us marked with the sign of faith. Let us not hesitate to help those who have died and offer our prayers for them. Amen.

MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER UPCOMING WEEKENDS There are two Marriage Encounter weekends coming up in the New Year. The first is February 15 - 17 at Country Inn and Suites, Orange County Airport. You can make it a Valentine's weekend. The second will be on March 22 - 24 during Lent. The weekend can put the spark and romance in your marriage that maybe has gone out. For more information, please call John and Maggie Lee at 714-873-5136. If you prefer, you may sign up at our website at www.OCWWME.org.

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PASTORAL CARE MINISTRY NEWS THE CATHEDRAL COFFEE HOUSE (Ministry with Adults with Special Needs): For information about our Coffee House Ministry please contact Norma Colgan at [email protected]. HELP FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS: If you OR someone you know is in an abusive relationship, there is help and support available and it’s just a phone call away. For more information or for a referral to a domestic violence shelter, please call: HUMAN OPTIONS: 877-854-3594 LAURA’S HOUSE: 866-498-1511 WTLC (Women’s Transitional Living Center): 714-992-1931 INTERVAL HOUSE: 714-891-8121 THE NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE: 800-799-SAFE

NEW HOPE CRISIS COUNSELING CENTER STRUGGLING TO COPE WITH DAY TO DAY LIFE? 24 Hours per Day/7 Days per Week 714-New Hope (714-639-4673) (Hotline) www.newhopenow.org (Online) Call or click for live counseling with a New Hope Counselor

HOPE & HEALING AFTER ABORTION Assists all who have been hurt by the act of abortion. This ministry provides emotional, spiritual, and sacramental support to women who have had this experience, significant others who were part of the decision to abort, as well as professionals who may have assisted in this procedure. All conversations are held in the strictest confidence. To speak with a companion minister who has been specifically trained in this very sensitive area of ministry, please call our 24/7 number at 1-800-722-4356

HUMAN TRAFFICKING INFORMATION What are some specific indicators/signs to look for in identifying a possible victim of human trafficking? Visit the following website: https://humantraffickinghotline.org to recognize the signs. Human trafficking contact numbers are listed below:

Hotline: 888-373-7888 Orange County Trafficking Task Force/OCHTTF www.ochumantrafficking.com 714-765-7959 Linh Tran Judge Hernandez, Juvenile Court Presiding Judge 657-622-5502 [email protected] Lita Mercado, CSP DIrector-Victim Assistance Program - 949-250-4058, www.cspinc.org Nikki Hutchinson, CSP, Labor & Sex Trafficking Advocate, Supervisor - 949-483-1481 - [email protected] Stephanie Taylor, Salvation Army, Labor & Sex Trafficking Advocate, 562-310-7773 Nicole Strattman, OC Child Welfare, Sr. Social Services Supervisor, Human Trafficking/CSEC 714-394-8859, [email protected]

JUST A REMINDER On average, the Holy Family Cathedral usage rate is about 25% of the monthly offertory envelopes mailed to parishioners. If you are currently giving through our electronic offertory programs or no longer need or require monthly envelopes, in an effort to save materials, time and expense, please contact Mary Lou Bell at 714-639-2900. to cancel the monthly mailing of offertory envelopes. We appreciate your assistance and are here to answer any questions you may have regarding offertory giving.

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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL February 10 is our monthly food drive. Our food collection will be in the breezeway between 7am and 1pm. This month we are in great need of macaroni & cheese, peanut butter, canned meats (tuna, chicken, spam) and canned fruit, laundry soap, shampoo and conditioner. Your generosity is greatly appreciated. As part of our ministry, St. Vincent de Paul provides emergency food help to everyone who lives within our parish boundaries. Can you use some food help during these tough economic times? You may contact our office 7 days a week and leave a message, but we are only open Tuesday through Saturday. You can call for help once a month by calling 714-239-5762. Make sure to leave your name, address and telephone number as well as letting us know the number of adults and children in your family. Be sure to tell us what kind of help we can provide. We will call you back and bring the assistance to your home. Your request for help is always kept confidential.

SAN VICENTE DE PAUL Febrero 10 se colectará comida para el Ministerio de San Vicente De Paul. Este mes tenemos una gran necesidad de pasta con queso, mantequilla de cacahuates, carnes enlatadas (tuna, spam, pollo), frutas enlatadas, shampoo y acondicionador. Le agradecemos su gran generosidad. Somos parte del Ministerio San Vicente de Paul y como tal, ofrecemos ayuda de emergencia con comida para todas las familias que lo necesiten y que vivan dentro de los limites de nuestra parroquia. Nos puede llamar cualquier día y dejar su mensaje, pero la oficina está habierta solamente de Martes a Sábado. Usted puede llamar pidiendo ayuda una vez al mes llamando al teléfono 714-239-5762 no se olvide de dejar su nombre, dirección y su numero de teléfono, tambien indique el numero de adultos y cuantos niños tiene en su familia. Por favor indiquenos que clase de ayuda necesita. Nosotros le regresaremos su llamada para indicarle que estamos trayendo, la ayuda requerida, a su casa. Su requerimiento por ayuda lo mantenemos en confidencia.

PARISH SACRIFICIAL GIVING JANUARY 6, 2019 2019 $23,421.00

Envelopes 358

Offertory Mass Collections Miscellaneous Offertory Collection EFT Collection

2018 $19,327.50 4,532.84 6,250.00

Envelopes 370 106

6,364.00

121

TOTAL:

$30,110.34

476

$29,785.00

479

INFORMATION UNAVAILABLE AT PRESS TIME WHY GIVE ONLINE? Simplicity - You won’t have to worry about whether or not you remembered to turn in your tithe check. When you go out of town or miss a service for any reason, your tithe will continue automatically. Security - Giving online is even more secure than using checks, because electronic gifts cannot be lost or stolen. No Distractions - On Sunday mornings you can come ready to worship without the distraction of writing a check because you know your tithe is taken care of already. Easily Track Giving - Online giving is easier to track for our administrative staff and requires less processing since the information is automatically logged and deposited. This also allows you to easily access your up-to-date giving records online.

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A VISIBLE GOD We find it difficult to convey ideas to people unless we can actually show them something, demonstrate what we mean. God, who is invisible and truly beyond human understanding, apparently faces the same difficulty. People want to see, not just listen to an idea. So God gave us Jesus Christ, God made visible in the world. During these past weeks we have seen how Jesus was revealed as an infant to the shepherds and the magi, and then began his adult “public life” at his baptism by John. Today’s Gospel reading tells us of his “first sign,” providing wine for the wedding guests at Cana. Of course, even Jesus, God made visible, was not always easily understood in his own day, nor is he even now. So we have to ponder what we see: the poverty and simplicity of his birth, his humility and openness before John the Baptist, his kindness and compassion toward people in their ordinary problems, such as running short of wine at a wedding. Yet it is in coming to know Jesus that we come to know God. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

TODAY’S READINGS AND READINGS FOR THE WEEK First Reading — As a bridegroom rejoices in his bride, so God rejoices in the chosen ones (Isaiah 62:1-5).

Monday :

Heb 5:1-10; Ps 110:1-4; Mk 2:18-22

Tuesday:

Heb 6:10-20; Ps 111:1-2, 4-5, 9, 10c; Mk 2:23-28, or any of a number of readings for the Day of Prayer

Wednesday:

Heb 7:1-3, 15-17; Ps 110:1-4; Mk 3:1-6

Thursday: Friday:

Heb 7:25 — 8:6; Ps 40:7-10, 17; Mk 3:7-12 Acts 22:3-16 or 9:1-22; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Mk 16:15-18

Saturday:

2 Tm 1:1-8 or Ti 1:1-5; Ps 47:2-3, 6-9 or Ps 96:1-3, 7-8a, 10; Mk 3:20-21

Sunday:

Neh 8:2-4a, 5-6, 8-10; Ps 19:8-10, 15; 1 Cor 12:12-30 [12-14, 27]; Lk 1:1-4; 4:14-21

Psalm — Proclaim his marvelous deeds to all the nations (Psalm 96). Second Reading — All the varied gifts in the Christian community are from one Spirit (1 Corinthians 12:4-11). Gospel — Rejoicing at a wedding celebration in Cana, Jesus replenishes the wine supply (John 2:1-11).

LOOKING GOOD The best mirror is a friend’s eyes. —Gaelic proverb

TREASURES OF OUR TRADITION The cause of church unity is commended to Christians for prayer and action every year around this time. This week is not so much to focus on the many divisions within the Christian family, but on bonds of faith and mission. Even though Christians have always shown an inclination to fracture, spin off, and mutate into new expressions, recent history shows some new points of convergence and agreement. Catholics are more firmly rooted in the word of God, for example, and many Protestants are more likely to celebrate Communion than in years past. Some denominations are merging and pooling resources, and people from various traditions are collaborating on projects. The call of this week is to be mindful of the diversity of our traditions and customs while treasuring what we hold in common. The old advice to “lighten up” is good medicine, because sometimes our differences are delightful and amusing. If someone says, “Let us pray,” a Catholic might close the eyes, bow the head and fold hands; a Protestant reach out and clasp hands with the person in the next chair; and someone belonging to an Orthodox tradition might stand up with eyes wide open. Each has taken a different path, but the goal is always the same. This is a week not for focusing on the well worn paths of divergence, but for mutual delight in a common goal. —James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

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HOSPITALITY MINISTRY NEWS Hospitality Table------Stop By! A place to go if you want to register as a parishioner, are seeking information about the many ministries at HFC, or if you need information about a specific event. We are here for you!

Outside Hospitality is looking for Greeters. All you need is a smile and time to serve at one Mass once a month! If you are interested in becoming a greeter please sign-up at the table or email us at [email protected]. Thank you!

HOLY FAMILY CATHEDRAL MISSION STATEMENT We, the Catholic community of Holy Family Cathedral, Orange inspired by the Holy Spirit, are called to live the message of Jesus Christ. As an inclusive, culturally diverse, welcoming community we provide strong faith formation through our celebration of the Eucharist, Sacraments, Worship, Ministry and Evangelization.

DECLARACION DE LA MISION DE LA PARROQUIA DE LA SAGRADA FAMILIA Nosotros, de la comunidad Católica de la Catedral de la Sagrada Familia de Orange, inspirados por el Espíritu Santo, estamos llamados a vivir el mensaje de Jesucristo. Como una comunidad compresiva, culturalmente diversa, que le da la bienvenida, proporcionando una formación de fe por medio de la celebración de la Eucaristía, y por los Sacramentos, por la veneración, por los Ministerios y por la Evangelización.

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