Parish Mission Statement
We, the parish of Saint Peter Claver, are a Catholic faith community within the
Archdiocese of Los Angeles and the Universal Church. Firm in the hope of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and inspired by the example of our patron, we proclaim the kingdom of God to embrace everyone in love without discrimination of any kind.
We are devoted to worship, to witness, and joyful service in the Spirit.
Pastor: Rev. Riz J. Carranza
email: Riz .Carranza@la - archdiocese.org Associate Pastor: Rev. Louis Sung
email: [email protected] Permanent Deacons:
Deacon Brian Clements Deacon Melecio Zamora
Auxillary Priest: Rev. Marco Durazo
Parish Office Address: 5649 Pittman St.
Simi Valley, CA 93063-3525
Parish Office hours: Monday: 1– 3pm Tuesday - Friday: 9am - 12noon, & 1– 3pm Phone: (805) 526-6499
Fax: (805) 526-7233
E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.saintpeterclaver.org
Bulletin e-mail: [email protected] Pre-School & Kindergarten:
Angela Meyer, Principal
email: [email protected] (805) 526-2244 Fax: (805) 526-2225 Website: www.stpeterclaverschool.org Office of Faith Formation:
Laura Diaz, Director (805) 526-0680
email: [email protected] Office of Youth Ministry:
Cosha Stanley, Director (805) 526-7975
email: [email protected]
PARISH SCHEDULE
MASSES:
Saturday: 5pm Vigil ; 7pm(Español) Sunday: 8am(Livestreamed also); 10am;
12pm & 5pm;
Holy Day of Obligation: TBA
Weekdays: 7:30am (Monday to Saturday) Church open for Prayer: 7am to 7pm (Monday to Friday)
DEVOTIONS:
Perpetual Help Novena, Wednesdays, 7pm SACRAMENT OF PENANCE::
Saturdays, 3 – 4:30pm in the Church;
(or by appointment) SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM:
Sundays, 1:30pm; 4th Sunday - Spanish Baptism BAPTISM INSTRUCTION:
Please contact Parish Office SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE:
6 months prior notification needed
St. Peter Claver Parish
Corner of Cochran & Stow Streets
Bereavement Support Group: Bob Alteiri, (805) 501-0667 BINGO: Hotline: (805) 526-2781
Society of St. Vincent de Paul:
For assistance : (805) 404-3178
Parish Prayer Network: Pat Rumble, (805) 526-5269 email: [email protected]
Parish Vocation Animator:
Michael Johnson, (805) 526-6499 Women’s Adult Bible Study:
Lisa Waters, (805) 842-1502 Couples for Christ:
Chito & Beth Coronel, (805) 285-7453 Filipino Catholic Comm. Group:
Jaimelita (Nene) Redublo, (805) 558-6973 Knights of Columbus: Paul Calloway, (805) 857-2419
email: [email protected] Hispanic Catholic Community Group:
Dcn. Melecio Zamora, (818) 262-1090 Las Guadalupanas: Pilar Osorio, (310) 597-9548 Safeguard the Children Committee:
Alan Hill, Chair, email: [email protected] Becoming Catholic (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults): Office of Faith Formation, 526-0680 Altar Servers:
Father Louis Sung, (805) 526-6499 Bereavement Ministry:
Paul Stewart, (805) 526-0073 Eucharistic Ministry of Hosp. & Home:
Joni Egan, (805) 527-2444
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:
Dave Damiani, Coordinator, (805) 526-6499 Peter & Gloria Venzon, Scheduling, (805) 813-4647 Lector Coordinator:
Maggie Paramo, (805) 428-4629 Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration:
Donna Obcamp, (805) 551-2393 Respect Life Ministry:
Kelly Webb, (805) 526-6499
Parish Information
The Holiday Boutique Committee is once again asking for your help.
We are planning for the 29th Annual Holiday Boutique on November 6th and 7th.
We need donations of supplies, prizes for our raffle and also gift cards for our raffle prize baskets.
Please take a tag from the Christmas trees on the plaza next weekend.
Purchase the suggested item and return it to the boxes on the plaza or bring it to the parish office by Sunday, August 15th. Gift cards can be placed in the collection basket
or returned to the parish office.
We are excited to once again fill the Hall with unique Holiday Vendors!
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Doodles & Ramblings
with Father Louis Sung
Hello Everyone and happy 18th Sunday in ordinary time.
Today I will be speaking about the Olympics as they should be going on right now. I remember watching random sports during the Olympics.
But my favorite was always basketball. This is because it is my favorite sport and team USA always had a bunch of NBA stars on the team.
The most memorable USA Olympic basketball year for me was the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
That was the team called the “Redeem Team”
and it was also my favorite player’s, Kobe Bryant’s, first Olympics. Previous USA basketball showings had been disappointing and the last Olympics they had only won a
bronze medal. I remember waking up at 3am or 4am to watch the games and they were very exciting. The gold medal match was especially fun since it was 2 of the Lakers stars going against each other, Laker Pau Gasol was playing for Spain. I have fond memories of watching the TV in my living room in the dark with super low volume as to not wake up my family. This was my favorite Olympic event to watch. In next week’s bulletin I will go over some of the other sports I watch during the Olympics and some of my other memories of watching the Olympics.
A Message From Fr. Riz
My Dear Parishioners,
The following is the statement from the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments concerning the
“Change to the Concluding Doxology of Orations”. This was implemented on Ash Wednesday, last February 17, 2021.
What is changed? In the concluding doxology of orations in the Roman Missal and other liturgical books, the words “one God, for ever and ever” are replaced with “God, for ever and ever.” Therefore, the changes are as follows:
— If the prayer is directed to the Father: Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever.
— If it is directed to the Father, but the Son is mentioned at the end: Who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever.
— If it is directed to the Son: Who live and reign with God the Father in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever.
Why is this changed? In May of 2020, the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments wrote to the English-speaking Conferences of Bishops to point out that the current translation, “... in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever,” is incorrect. There is no “one” in the Latin, and Deus in the Latin text refers to Jesus Christ. Therefore, the correct translation, which is already reflected in the Missal in other languages (including the Misal Romano in Spanish) is simply: “...in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever.”
Where the current translation emphasizes the oneness of the Trinity in living and reigning forever, the new translation emphasizes the divinity of Jesus Christ, who is God, living and reigning with the Father and the Holy Spirit forever.
I hope this is helpful information to those of you who may be wondering why the word “one” is omitted at the conclusion of the prayers at mass.
Peace, Fr. Riz
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Tuesday, August 3rd
6:30pm SVDP Meeting (PC)
7:00pm K of C Officer’s Meeting (PC) 7:00pm Bereavement Support Group (CLR) Wednesday, August 4th
7:00pm Adult Faith Formation (YC) 7:00pm Novena (C)
8:00pm FCCG Meeting (PC) Thursday, August 5th 4:00pm Confessions © 6:30 Bingo
Friday, August 6th
7:00pm Holy Hour of Divine Mercy (C) 7:00pm Spanish Choir (PC)
Saturday, August 7th 7:30am Mass (C)
3:00pm Confessions (P)
6:15pm Confessions - Spanish (P)
(C) Church (CLR) Children’s Liturgy Room (PC) Parish Center (PO) Parish Office (YC) Youth Center
Saturday, July 31st
5:00pm James L. Brown (RIP) Hal Conklin (RIP) Sunday, August 1st
10:00am John Arellano (RIP) Victor Encarnacion (INT) 12:00pm Norma Dacumos (RIP)
Maria Neftalina (RIP) 5:00pm Dee Hibbs (RIP)
Zedryk Dacumos (INT) Monday, August 2nd
7:30am Scott Jones (INT) Rita Wheelen (RIP) Franz Kuntz (RIP) Tuesday, August 3rd
7:30am Joeren Aquino (RIP) Nancy Engholms (RIP) Richard Nighswander (RIP) Wednesday, August 4th
7:30am Mary Falat (RIP) Marcus Mulders (INT) Irene Dacumos (INT) Thursday, August 5th
7:30am Steven Pham (RIP) Maria Phan (RIP) Stephen Ta (RIP) Friday, August 6th
7:30am Zedryk Dacumos (INT) Al Kuntz (RIP)
Magdalena Kaiser (RIP) Saturday, August 7th
7:30am Vanessa Carrion (INT) Angela Garde (INT) Bernadette G. Whyte (INT)
18th Sunday of Ordinary Time Baptisms, 1:30pm
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Volunteers serve in schools, food pantries, hospitals and social service centers 1 or 2 days a week.
In addition to service, Ignatians West Volunteers meet monthly to reflect in the Ignatian tradition.
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Offices of Faith Formation and Youth Ministry
Reach Us At:
(805) 526-0680 or [email protected] Laura Diaz, Director of Faith Formation
Natalia Dubon, Administrative Assistant
Youth Ministry Cosha Stanley, Director
(805) 526-7975
Registrations will begin in September!
Middle School Youth Ministry
Confirmation Year 1
Confirmation Year 2
High School Youth Ministry
Not Baptized? Baptized Non-Catholic? Catholic, needing Confirmation and/or First Communion? Then the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) is just for you!
Come to Claver Coffeehouse, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays (Room 7, Parish Center), or call the Office of Faith Formation (805) 526-0680 for more information.
If previously married, or currently living with a partner before marriage, please schedule to speak with the pastor to begin RCIA. Welcome!
So they said to him, “What can we do to accomplish the works of God?” Jesus answered and said to them, “This is the work of God, that you believe in the one he sent.” John 6:28-29
What a great question someone asked Jesus in today’s Gospel. It’s a question we can still ask Jesus – what can we do to accomplish the works of God? Jesus says that we need to believe in the One God sent.
That’s it? The “work of God” is to simply believe in Jesus? What does that mean for you? If you sincerely believe in Jesus you must want to do all He asks us to do in life…there is the work. This week talk as a family or with friends about your belief in Jesus. What does it move you to do?
Random acts of kindness? Pray daily? Don’t forget to help the kids do the same – ask them what they believe about Jesus and what they want to do for Him.
Register for the 2021-2022 Season of Elementary Faith Formation now!
Contact the Faith Formation Office for information.
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Please pray for the health of…
Carl Cornell; Bridget Wakcher; Tesa Ricafort; Eymard de Leon; Lynn Whisler; Alyssa West; Rich Peplinski;
Ana Totol; Glen Welch; Yolanda Rogers; and, Jesse Hall.
Names will remain on the list of “Pray for the Health of” for 4 weeks. If you wish to add a name please contact the Parish Office by phone or email.
Please pray for the souls of…
Jesus said to them, “I am the bread of life; whoever comes to me will never hunger, and whoever believes in me will never thirst.” -John 6:35
We’d like to welcome our newest Christian(s) through Baptism…
Christopher Morales
The Transfiguration of the Lord August 6, 2021
The Transfiguration is the fourth of the Luminous Mysteries
of the Rosary.
Jesus is transfigured (changed in form and appearance) and appears in dazzling white clothes. Elijah, the great prophet, and Moses, through whom the Israelites were given the law, appear with Jesus. A cloud appears, overshadowing them, and a voice states, “This is my beloved Son. Listen to him.” Jesus charges the three to not share with anyone what they had seen “except when the Son of Man had risen from the dead.” They keep their experience to themselves, pondering what Jesus meant by rising from the dead.
How are we to understand the Transfiguration? The story of the Transfiguration is also proclaimed on the second Sunday of Lent—a key part of Jesus’ journey towards the Cross. The Catechism of the Catholic Church draws parallels between Jesus’ Baptism and the Transfiguration.
Jesus is baptized at the start of his public ministry. His baptism proclaims the mystery of our first regeneration—
we die and rise again with Christ. The “Transfiguration ‘is the sacrament of the second regeneration’: our own Resurrection (St. Thomas Aquinas, STh III, 45, 4, ad 2).
From now on we share in the Lord’s Resurrection through the Spirit who acts in the sacraments of the Body of Christ.
The Transfiguration gives us a foretaste of Christ’s glorious coming, when he ‘will change our lowly body to be like his glorious body (Phil 3:21)’” (Catechism of the Catholic
Church, no. 556). During the Prayer after Communion, we pray that God might “transform us into the likeness of your [his] Son, / whose radiant splendor you willed to make manifest / in his glorious Transfiguration.” The Collect, or opening prayer, tells us that the mystery of the Transfiguration “prefigures our full adoption to sonship.”
The Transfiguration, initially revealed to Peter, James, and John, reveals to all of us a taste of what is yet to come.
Copyright © 2021, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, DC.
All rights reserved.
Quotes from the English translation of the Roman Missal, Third Edition, copyright © 2011, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation (ICEL).
Used with permission. All rights reserved.
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Did You Know?
Find Out What Your Children Are Watching
With movie theaters reopening across the country, now is a great time to add another website to your collection of parenting resources: Catholic News Services’ staff reviews movies from a uniquely Catholic perspective, noting things like nudity, swearing, and other problematic themes that have become mainstream in ratings like PG and PG-13. Parents can vet movies their children are planning to see or may encounter at friends’ houses. Talk to your children about what they should do if a friend wants to see a questionable movie, and why you want them to avoid particular films. For movie reviews, visit catholicnews.com/movie-reviews/.
Companions in Shipwreck
St. Peter Claver Adult Faith Formation
Invites You To
2021 Summer Enrichment
The Living Word and You
Opening the Sunday Readings for our Hearts and Minds In-Person Listening and Sharing on the
Upcoming Sunday’s Readings
Wednesdays, 7:00-8:00 p.m., Youth Center
For additional information call the Office of Faith Formation at
(805) 526-0680 Or, email Natalia at
Wednesdays in August Christmas
giving tree 2021
We are pleased to announce that St.
Peter Claver’s Christmas Giving Tree will be back this year. If you are
interested in being involved in this ministry in any way,
please contact Nancy Walker at
(213) 309-3547.
Please leave a message and we will
contact you as we begin planning this
year. Thank you.
First Friday Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
*Mass at 7:30 am Eucharistic Adoration All day until 7:00 pm.
*Holy Hour of Divine Mercy at 7:00 pm
(* indicates it will be livestreamed)
Marian Devotion of Five First Saturdays
as requested by Our Lady of Fatima.
*Mass at 7:30 am
*First Saturday Rosary and Meditation following Mass
First Friday Aug. 6 First Saturday Aug. 7
Divine Mercy Ministry
PICK OF THE WEEK:
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Fire Season is Here BE READY!
Have phone numbers written down in a PHONEBOOK.
Cell Phones (Cell Tower) will be down if power goes out.
Have a weeks worth of your prescribed medication!
Have your pet’s carrier and food prepared and ready at the front door.
Evacuate when the authorities give the order.
IF YOU HAVE A PLACE TO GO, GREAT, BUT GO TO AN EVACUATION CENTER FIRST TO REGISTER THIS WAY OTHERS WILL KNOW YOU ARE SAFE.
For further information go visit:
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The Knights of Columbus are committed to serving the local community. Come join us!
To find out more contact Paul Calloway, Grand Knight, at (805) 857-2419 or visit
www.kofc9410.org.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!
Saint Peter Claver’s Bingo Committee urgently needs volunteers to help on
Thursday nights.
Volunteers are needed for the following:
For more information please call Brian Connell at 818-825-3538 or stop by at Bingo on a Thursday night to see how it all works.
We will gladly show you around and answer any questions you may have.
Admission Sales
Kitchen Staff
Pull Tab Sales
Callers
Floor Walkers
EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP
RECOGNIZE GOD IN YOUR ORDINARY MOMENTS
Practicing Graciousness in the Desert Looking back over my journey of parenthood, I know there were days when I traveled the extra mile for my children. I made their toast the way they like it, let them play in the park an extra ten minutes, or let them go to the movies with their friends and I finished up the chores on my own. And then, it happened: the attitude. The request for the smallest thing from one of them is met with disdain or bewilderment.
Sometimes you can be made breathless with the ingratitude of another person who takes so much and with so little shame, only to scoff at the idea that they, too, give even the smallest amount.
But if we’re being honest with ourselves, we will admit that we do the exact same thing to God.
Haven’t we all been the Israelites in the desert at one point or another? God has parted our Red Sea in some way. He’s led us out of some great trial, given us some great blessings. But then we run into a little resistance somewhere along the way and we throw up our hands. How could you do this to us, Lord? How could you ask this of us? No, I can’t go any further.
No, I won’t do any more.
Persisting in the blindness to the many ways God continues to protect us is nothing short of a temper tantrum. It robs our Everyday Stewardship of its graciousness, of our ability to accept with joy the trials of life because we are also constantly aware of its blessings.
— Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS ©LPi
SPC PRESCHOOL
&
KINDERGARTEN IS HIRING
Saint Peter Claver Preschool and Kindergarten is looking to hire:
Afterschool Aide
Teacher’s Assistant
Office Assistant - Part-time - Afternoon Please fax or email your resumes to:
Angela Meyer, Principal, at (805) 526-2225 or [email protected]
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«»¼½¿Sabia Que?
Descubra Lo Que Ven Sus Hijos
Con la reapertura de las salas de cine en todo el país, ahora es un buen momento para agregar otro sitio web a su colección de recursos para padres de familia: las reseñas de películas por parte del personal de Catholic News Services desde una perspectiva exclusivamente católica, señalando aspectos como desnudez, malas palabras y otros temas problemáticos que se han convertido en la corriente principal en clasificaciones de películas como PG (con supervisión de adultos) y PG-13 (mayor advertencia para los padres de familia; pueden ser inapropiadas para menores de 13 años). Los padres de familia pueden vetar las películas que sus hijos planean ver o que puedan ver en las casas de sus amigos. Hable con sus hijos sobre lo que deben hacer si un amigo quiere ver una película cuestionable y por qué quiere que eviten ciertas películas en particular. Para reseñas de películas, visite catholicnews.com/movie-reviews/.
Oficina de Formacion
de Fe
Inscipciones de catecismo para la preparacion de los Sacramentos de Primera Reconciliacion y Sagrada Comunion ya estan abiertas. Si su hijo o hija esta en primer grado o mayor, y esta
bautizado/a se puede inscribir!
Para mas informacion comuniquese a la:
Oficina de Formacion de Fe llamando a (805) 526-0680
o envie un correo electronico a:
RECONOCE A DIOS EN TUS MOMENTOS ORDINARIOS
Practicando la bondad en el desiertoMirando hacia atrás en mi viaje de paternidad, sé que hubo días en los que hice un esfuerzo adicional por mis hijos. Hice su pan tostado como a ellos les gusta, los dejé jugar en el parque diez minutos más o los dejé ir al cine con sus amigos y terminé los quehaceres por mi cuenta. Y luego sucedió: la actitud. La solicitud de la cosa más pequeña de uno de ellos es recibida con desdén o desconcierto.
A veces te puedes quedar sin aliento con la ingratitud de otra persona que toma tanto y con tan poca vergüenza, solo para mofarse de la idea de que ellos también dan la más mínima cantidad.
Pero si somos honestos con nosotros mismos, admitiremos que le hacemos exactamente lo mismo a Dios.
¿No hemos sido todos los israelitas en el desierto en un momento u otro? Dios ha dividido nuestro Mar Rojo de alguna manera. Nos ha sacado de una gran prueba, nos ha dado grandes bendiciones. Pero luego nos encontramos con una pequeña resistencia en algún lugar del camino y levantamos las manos. ¿Cómo pudiste hacernos esto, Señor? ¿Cómo pudiste preguntarnos esto? No, no puedo ir más lejos. No, no haré más.
Persistir en la ceguera sobre las muchas formas en que Dios continúa protegiéndonos es nada menos que una rabieta. Le roba a nuestra corresponsabilidad diaria su gracia, nuestra capacidad de aceptar con gozo las pruebas de la vida porque también estamos constantemente conscientes de sus bendiciones.
- Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS © LPi
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