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Lent: The 40-Day Diet

2/28/2020

 
Dear Faith Family,

We are now 4 days into our change in eating habits. Chocolate companies are officially prepared for a decrease in sales in their most beloved products and fast food chains are now offering fish sandwiches at a discounted rate. Yes friends, it is indeed the first Sunday of Lent and our Lenten promises are now in full swing. I know like many of you, this is a go to Lenten sacrifice for me. There is something about 40 days of healthy eating that seems to be a wonderful benefit. While it is good to do this, every year I do ask myself, “why?”

Yes, it is proper to give up certain foods during this season and while the healthy result of this fast is indeed a good thing, sometimes we forget the reason why we give up the “good stuff” during Lent. It is in preparation for the glory of the Resurrection and also an opportunity to understand that all good things come from God.

In my mind, giving up certain foods or material pleasures aren’t a declaration that you are cleansing yourself from them, but rather, it is removing a thing from your life to replace with God, with the intent of creating more time and appreciation for our Creator. Hopefully at the end of our 40 days, we recognize that God is so great to allow humans the ability to provide and create these goods, allowing God’s imprint to be evident in all that we are surrounded by.

I know that it’s been said a million times, but the Lenten season is truly an opportunity to be with God further. And while giving up things can be very healthy, both spiritually and physically, we must remind ourselves to add an element to these 40 days that give us more intentional opportunity to be with God. Whether that is an increase in dedicated prayer at home, in the car, at the workplace or even an attempt to go to daily Mass, we must remember that this is not the season of taking away, but rather, a season of fasting, giving and prayer.

When we offer up the things we love to God, he cannot help but to smile. Our gifts of the world may seem so small compared to God, but I know our Father looks down on us with pride when we offer up these things to him.

​So, good luck this Lenten season! I can’t wait to be celebrating the Resurrection with all of you while holding a Twix bar and a Double Double.

God bless,

​Brett Becker
Youth and Young Adult Minister

United in Love, United in Christ

2/28/2020

 
Married Couples Ministry is suspended until further notice
A six-week Marriage enrichment series to explore God’s plan for your marriage and family.

Will you love, honor and cherish each other for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, no matter which way the toothpaste is squeezed, where the dirty clothes end up, during football season, through job changes, emotional and body changes...for the rest of your life?

​If you are unable to make all 6, come to as many as possible; each night is different. Isn’t your marriage that important?

$40/couple. Child care will be available.

Questions:
Robert & Susan Evans
ssevans54@gmail.com

Also visit: Married Couples Ministry
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Mardi Gras

2/25/2020

 
Mardi Gras or "Fat Tuesday," is celebrated the day before Ash Wednesday. In the past, people would clean out their cupboards, removing all the sugar, fat, and lard to prepare for the forty days of fasting ahead. Here at Padre Serra, we share a delicious dinner or dessert and talk about what we will do as a family to draw closer to Jesus this Lent.

Also visit: Children, Lent

Operation: Ride for the Red

2/24/2020

 
American Red Cross of Ventura County's 5th annual bicycle ride to benefit active-duty military members, veterans, and their families. Register/volunteer: American Red Cross

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Also visit: Military Family Ministry
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Fairwaysย to Heaven Auction Donations

2/23/2020

 

Fairways to Heaven
Padre Serra’s annual golf classic and evening extravaganza

Our all-volunteer committee welcomes items for our silent and live auctions. 

Silent Auction

Donate new items related to any of the themed baskets and bring them to the parish office.

Themes:
  • Irish Basket
    Irish themed décor, books, Irish whiskey, Irish food item, religious items, or anything with an Irish feel
  • New Baby Basket
    Diapers, bath products, blankets, newborn clothing, newborn toys, etc.
  • Italian Basket
    Italian dishes, food items, cookbooks, décor, wine, etc.
  • Mexican Basket
    Hispanic Décor, Tortilla Maker, margarita set, spice set, higher-end Tequila, recipes with dry ingredients attached, etc.
  • Chocolate Lovers Basket
    Gourmet Chocolates, fondue set, cookbook, Chocolate apparel, etc.
Other Ideas:
  • Gift Cards
  • A bottle of wine (valued at $25 or more)
Please contact deserie@padreserra.org

Live Auction

We are always looking for new and exciting live auction items too, i.e., vacation homes, sports events, etc. Please be thinking about who you would like to invite to this casual, social, fun time. Contact mark.milner@charter.com
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A New Wayโ€ฆLove Your Neighbor

2/21/2020

 
Dear friends on the journey,
Greek philosopher Heraclitus said, “change is the only constant in life.” But who likes change? I generally do not, unless it involves moving furniture! Change can often bring discomfort, fear and uncertainty. The thought of any of my kids or family moving away is gut wrenching. Anything that disturbs our daily comforts is overwhelming. On the other side of that same coin, change can bring us new people, adventures, experiences, joy and personal growth, both on the surface and deep down.

One constant change are the seasons. In the next few weeks spring will arrive, bringing a new earth, new light and new life. This Wednesday our liturgical season changes too. Lent begins our annual 40-day spiritual retreat, a time to reflect on our spiritual life and relationship with God. If done right, that reflection can lead to change, the positive kind, the kind that transforms our hearts and minds to be more like Jesus.

Jesus is constantly challenging us to change. To be his disciple means to shed our old ways and move closer to living the gospel values. Today’s readings are a perfect example of the radicalness of Christian discipleship. The readings are bookended by Lord telling the Israelite through Moses to “be holy, for I, the Lord, your God, am holy” and Jesus telling his disciples (the apostles and us) to “be perfect, just as your heavenly Father is perfect.” How can we possibly be holy and perfect? In Luke perfect is synonymous with merciful. Well, in the middle we’re given part of the formula:
Old Way
  • An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth 
  • Going to law over your tunic 
  • Pressed into service for one mile 
  • If someone asks to borrow something 
  • Hate your enemy 
New Way
  • Turn the other check
  • Just punishment
  • Go two miles
  • Give to another
  • Pray for your enemy
  • Love your neighbor as yourself
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What old way of yours is God calling you to change? Is it an unhealthy habit or addiction, a quick temper, too much time on a smart device? Is it an old grudge, impatience with your nextdoor neighbor or the store clerk, rage on the road, a family member with a different political opinion? Is it a lack of tolerance for the outorwork man at the off ramp, the indifference to the homeless, the judgment of immigrants, the condemnation of those of other races, religions, sexual orientation?

This Lent is a good time to pray on your own area of growth and reflect on the new way, the transformational change to which God is calling you to be holy and merciful and love your neighbor as yourself.

Siempre adelante!

​Teresa Runyon
Faith Life Minister

Taco Tuesday

2/21/2020

 
Suspended till new notice.

2nd Tuesday of the month
5:30 - 7:30 pm
Parking lot

Have a busy Tuesday evening or a meeting or class at church? Come early to enjoy dinner in the courtyard. Cash only.​

Contact: Teresa Runyon

Partners in Service

2/16/2020

 

Congratulations to our Catholic Charities Partners in Service Honorees!

On Sunday, February 16, Padre Serra joined with other parishes in Ventura County to honor and thank parishioners for their dedication to ministry and life as Jesus' disciple. Padre Serra proudly honored Laurie Nichols and Terri Korell.

Laurie Nichols and her husband Jim joined Padre Serra when it was established in July 1988. Over the past 32 years, Laurie has been an engaged parishioner and disciple of Jesus. In the early years, she was a faith formation catechist, children's liturgy facilitator, alter server leader, and confirmation retreat volunteer. In the past 15 years, Laurie has served on the baptism team, as a Eucharistic Minister and, with her husband Jim, on the married couples retreat team. She has led our parish Welcome Team from its inception five years ago and currently leads the 44-member lector team. Through it all, she has sung in the alto section of the adult choir, which brings her tremendous joy.

Terri Korell's life of ministry began in high school, where she was president of the Young Catholics in Action at San Gabriel Mission High School in San Gabriel, CA. She received her degree in nursing and had dedicated her working life to caring for the health needs of her patients for 46 years. Since 2002, she has served as a Eucharistic Minister. For the last twelve years, she has been a member of our parish's St. Vincent De Paul conference, where she has served as the Vincentian conference and district recording secretaries. Most recently, she has served as our conference's president.

Also visit: Adults, Giving, SVdP, Volunteer 

The Wisdom of Seniors

2/14/2020

 
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Dear friends,

​Last October I had the opportunity of facilitating a Serra Seniors gathering on the “wisdom of seniors” and the following is a reflection on the experience.

In the bible, Job 12 says this: "Is wisdom with the aged, and understanding in length of days?" The question is rhetorical, because the answer was obvious: of course (or in today's lingo, "Duh!"). What was so obvious to other generations and other cultures has gotten lost in our generation and our culture. Older Americans have accepted the condescending and dismissive narrative that they are permanently in weekend mode, that now is the time for endless play and being entertained. Your services, your insight, your wisdom -- in short, you -- are no longer needed.  

But in almost every society, the elderly are revered and consulted for their wisdom. All the great thinkers like Aristotle in the west and Confucius urge consulting the elderly on how to live or what gives life meaning, Don't consult the young; they have not lived enough. When Jesus is praised by the crowd for speaking with authority (Mt 7), they were perhaps praising him for having wisdom beyond his years, as Jesus was praised as a 12-year-old (Lk 2) for having wisdom beyond his years.

Retired people don't have to be retired. They don't even have to be tired! Sometimes an old person is asked to tell her life story. The old person can also be asked to tell what she has learned about life by living. The old person can be consulted for his philosophy, not just for his biography.

Here's advice from a popular self-help book: "Be true to your word." You need to buy a book for that? Old people don't have to read self-help books; they can write them. Seniors don't have to be told what to do; they know. The goal is not to feel better, but to think better.

Wisdom cannot be reduced to little sayings. Those little sayings need explanation, examples, and support -- as well as warnings about when they should be ignored. Each of these little sayings is the beginning of an insight, not the insight itself. Here is a small sample of wisdom from seniors here at Padre Serra, with suggestions on how to continue the insights. 

  • Don't judge. We must judge, and that's good. But don't condemn anyone.
  • People are bad judges of themselves. We tend to excuse ourselves for what we don't let others get away with.
  • Agree to disagree. Continue to disagree until together, after a long dialogue, we reach the truth together.
  • Golden Rule: Treat others as you want to be treated. That's okay, so long as you do want is what you should want.
  • Forgive and forget. Advising forgiveness is useless without explaining concretely how it's done.
  • Have no regrets. Unless, of course, you did something bad, in which case absence of regrets is bad.
  • Let go of what you cannot control. Often something we thought was outside our control isn't. We tend to think something is outside our control if doing it is hard         
  • Be grateful. Keep a gratitude list; add 10 items a day for a month.

You don't have to be old to start systematically questioning your own beliefs -- not so that you will give them up, but so that you understand them.
 
That verse from Job we started with is followed immediately by this one: "With God are wisdom and strength; God has counsel and understanding." Any wisdom we have is a gift from God. Pray for wisdom. When God favors you with it, write it down. Consult God, not a self-help book. Here is the final piece of advice. Have a regular prayer time each day that cannot be interrupted by anything.

Dr. Janice Daurio

โ€‹Put your company name or personal message on a tee sign!

2/10/2020

 

​Shamrock Sponsor $500

Your Tee sign will be displayed around the putting green as golfers arrive, then moved to a hole for the rest of the day.

For your kind donation and support you will receive:
  • your name on the parish sponsor webpage through the year
  • Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter recognition
  • a mention in our Sunday bulletin and eNewsletter
  • an acknowledgment in the evening program
  • a personal thank you letter from our pastor
  • a tax deduction to the full extent allowed by tax laws
​Reach approximately 100 golfers, 300 dinner guests, and 2,400 registered families!

All sponsorships include a Tee Sign. With opportunities ranging from $500 to $10,000, Padre Serra’s Fairways to Heaven has a sponsorship package that ideally suits your business and offers plenty of exposure-generating opportunities and amenities.
Sponsorship Levels
To order your tee sign contact:
Pam Kingsley, 
(805) 482·6417 x330, pam@padreserra.org or
Register online today!
​For more information:
Paul Collier, (805) 233·2810, paul@padreserra.org or visit
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Dialogues Concert Series

2/9/2020

 

Chorus Caritas and CVYO Virtuosi
Dominic MacAller · James Drollinger · Fred Beerstein · Alexander Tseitlin · Rebecca Tseitlin

Please RSVP
Join us for an evening of dessert, stories, and breathtaking music featuring Conejo Valley Youth Orchestra Virtuosi and guest artists performing the rare and engaging Glazunov String Quintet, and Mahler’s magnificent “Adagietto” from his 5th Symphony. All are welcome!

Chorus Caritas, a collaborative project of James Drollinger and Dominic MacAller, comprised of select singers from St. Charles in North Hollywood and Padre Serra in Camarillo, joins the orchestra for Haydn’s mighty “Te Deum,” and the world premiere of the Hawes “Beatitudes” arranged for choir and orchestra.

Desserts at intermission. Free will offering.

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Fairways to Heaven: Golf and Good Times for a Great Cause

2/8/2020

 
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Friends,
​
Padre Serra’s annual golf tournament fundraiser, Fairways to Heaven, is just around the corner: Monday, March 16, at historic Las Posas Country Club here in Camarillo. Now in its fourth successful year, this fun-filled, all-day event features:
  • An exciting Texas scrambleformat golf competition.
  • Silent and live auctions with tons of fabulous items, gift baskets, vacation packages, and V.I.P. experiences.
  • An enjoyable, posttournament cocktail party with gourmet hors d’oeuvres, the superawesome helicopter ball drop, tournament awards, and live entertainment.
  • A sumptuous banquet with fine food and more entertainment
  • A wonderful time with friends, family, colleagues, and fellow parishioners!

In advance of the event, everyone can participate in:
  • The helicopter golf ball drop with a chance to win $1,000 in cash! $10/ball or 12 balls for $100!
  • New this year! A Father and Friends dinner raffle for the opportunity to win an amazing, private catered dinner for eight with Father Patrick. How cool is that? $20/ticket or 6 tickets for $100!

Whether you’re a golfer, sponsor, young, old, parishioner or new friend, this fabulous event is a lot of fun for everyone involved!

All Fairways to Heaven proceeds will benefit educational resources and technologies for our youth and young adult ministries.

The tournament committee needs your help to ensure this year’s tournament is the most successful yet! We are still looking for goods, services, vacation homes, sporting event tickets, unique experiences, a wine refrigerator, and much more to make our silent and live auctions even more spectacular, as well as additional golfers, dinner attendees, and sponsors at all levels.

The best part is that everyone can participate, even if he or she isn’t at the event. Whether it’s an auction donation, tee sponsorship, helicopter ball drop or dinner raffle ticket purchase, the more we all help and participate, the better!

Finally, this is a fantastic opportunity for your company or employer to sponsor a dinner table for eight, golf foursome,
or both as a team-building activity or department reward.

Thank you, everyone, for your support, and we look forward to seeing you at Fairways to Heaven on Monday, March 16!

Peace and blessings,
Paul and Eve Collier, Fairways Cochairs
Luke Cardella, Tournament Coordinator
Deserie Tyree and Mark Milner, Auction Coordinators
And the whole amazing committee!​​

Timothy Meler

2/8/2020

 

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Vigil / Rosary
Wednesday, February 19
9:30 am
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Wednesday, February 19
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Lazarusย Ministry

2/8/2020

 
This page has been moved, visit Bereavement.

Moms Group

2/7/2020

 
This page has moved. Visit Moms Group.

Foster Kids & Families

2/6/2020

 
This page has been moved, visit Foster Kids & Families.

โ€‹Family to Family

2/2/2020

 
This page has moved. Visit Family to Family.

Career Transitions Ministry

2/2/2020

 
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Helps the unemployed and underemployed focus their job search, improve resume and interview skills, network.
Contact:
Steve Loeffler
careertransitions@padreserra.org

Filipino Ministry

2/1/2020

 
This page has moved. Visit Filipino Ministry.

Fifth Sunday Rosary

2/1/2020

 
This page has moved. Visit Fifth Sunday Rosary.

Memorial & Honorarium Gifts

2/1/2020

 
Be it a birthday, anniversary or graduation, remember or honor your loved one or friend through a gift to our building fund. Envelopes available in the narthex and office or the parish website, go to Parish Info, Donate to Padre Serra. Contact pam@padreserra.org
Make an online donation

Embracing Your Journey Cancer Support group

2/1/2020

 
This page has moved. Visit Embracing your Journey.

Stations of the Cross Family Craft

2/1/2020

 
Our Lenten Stations of the Cross Family Craft gathering has been cancelled. Kits will be available after Mass on Sunday for you to take home and work on this beautiful and prayerful project.
​Come and join us in making a meaningful Lent project with your whole family!
This project will entail painting and decoupaging peg people. Once completed, this set has the characters you need to act out the Passion of Jesus, including everyone you need for the 14 Stations of the Cross.
Set this up in your home to remind everyone of Jesus' sacrifice for us and his triumphant resurrection.
Donation: $10 per family.
Contact: christine@padreserra.org

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