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Trunk or Treat

10/30/2019

 
Photography by Julius Acero

Thank you, faith formation for children, youth ministry, all volunteers and participants for a spooky, family-friendly, fun evening in the Serra Center! See you next year!

Also visit: Children

Very Strong Winds - expected tonight and into Thursday

10/29/2019

 
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Tonight, beginning at around 11:00, winds are expected to return to Camarillo. 
  • Please note that this wind activity could be VERY STRONG, with sustained winds in the 20-30 mph range - and gusts that could exceed 60 mph.
  • The duration of the winds will also be longer than last week – probably throughout Wednesday.  Winds should diminish Wednesday evening, but will pick up again early Thursday morning.
  • Consequently, if a fire is ignited there is a high probability for it to spread rapidly.  Also, with winds this strong, embers could be blown as far away as three miles, potentially sparking more fires.
  • All County emergency-related services are on standby for these winds.
 
At this time there are three Edison circuits in the Camarillo area that could be shut down on Wednesday:
  • Donlon – beginning at 9 am (pg. 6 – attached)
  • Estaban – also 9 am (pg. 7)
  • Evita – time uncertain (pg. 8)
The attached information about Edison circuits, generators, etc., is also available at:
https://www.cityofcamarillo.org/Emergencies/Emergency%20Power%20Shutoff%20(PSPS)%20-%20Oct%202019.pdf
 
To notify Edison if you have special medical needs that could be impacted by a power outage:
  • 1-800-655-4555
  • www.SCE.com/PSPS

​Please keep updated on events at www.VCEmergency.com

Altar Server Installation

10/27/2019

 

Sunday, October 27
9:00 am
​Church

The official installation for all newly trained servers.
On this day, at the 9:00am liturgy, all altar servers will process into church in a grand opening procession. This is the only time when the entire college of servers is acknowledged in their ministry of altar serving in our parish. ​It is understood that some of the servers will have already served a liturgy for that weekend, but all will be present none-the-less as a sign of unity.

Questions,concerns: contact Bob Shadduck.

Also visit: Altar Servers
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Altar Servers Installation 2019

10/27/2019

 
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Welcome to Our Newest Altar Servers

On Sunday, October 27, at our 9:00 am liturgy, 17 altar servers were installed, bringing the number of our grade school and high school altar servers to 103. With over 50% high school students, it is one of the largest parish altar server ministries in the archdiocese.

​We pause today to express our gratitude to our altar servers, their parents, and their families. Each week parents adjust their schedules and provide transportation to ensure that our altar servers enhance our liturgies; as a community, we express our heartfelt gratitude to them.

Likewise, we express sincere gratitude to our altar server leadership team: Terri Alleruzzo, Raelynne Lorenz, Bryan Lorenz, Frank Bifulco, Michelle Hatch, Christopher Nichols, Kathy Quantock, Clare Sadnik, Terry Tong and Bob Shadduck.

Congratulations, and thank you to all our altar servers, especially the 17 recently installed servers.

Also visit: Altar Servers

Kevin Church

10/27/2019

 

1964 - 2019

Funeral Liturgy
Friday, November 8, 2019
10:30 am
Padre Serra Parish
5205 Upland Rd, Camarillo, CA 93012

Highlighting the Altar Server Ministry

10/25/2019

 
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Dear Friends, Reflecting on our lives as Catholic Christians, I have come to the conclusion that during our liturgies we are a people who are always moving toward someone or someplace with enthusiasm and joy. The use of parades for civic occasions and of processions for religious motives is common to all peoples. The Hebrew Testament and the Christian Testament provide biblical bases for the Judaeo-­Christian practice of processions. The Christian procession is tied closely to the idea of pilgrimage. Life for us is a journey from one place to another. A journey becomes a pilgrimage when it is undertaken for God and seeks God as its ultimate goal. The great example of all this is, the pilgrimage of the People of Israel out of the bondage of Egypt through the desert to the promised land.

What does this insight have to do with altar servers? Are the altar servers involved in processions? Absolutely! At each liturgy, our altar servers are involved in both functional and special processions. The functional processions include the entrance and closing processions, procession of the gifts, the Gospel Procession, minor processions to the altar to bring up the chalice, the Sacramentary, communion cups, purificators and bread plates. And of course the Communion Procession which is the ritual expression of our identity as fellow pilgrims on a journey together to the heavenly banquet, singing as we walk.

Servers serve the prayer life of the assembly. They remind us of our journey toward the Lord. They know how to walk in the sacred space. They know the direction and they have a sense of purpose. They do not call attention to themselves. They facilitate worship with focus, moving from one place to another, making it happen easily with care and grace. By their actions they point to what is important and they lead the processions by example.

Altar servers are the youthful members of our community, they energize us and remind us of our journeying toward the Lord. They lead us silently, providing focus as to what is important in our liturgies.

In closing, I leave you with the words of Psalm 100: “Shout joy to the Lord, serve the Lord with gladness, enter God’s presence with joy and enter the temple with thanks and praise.” Our altar servers give joy to our hearts as they lead us in the many processions toward the God who calls us by name.

In Christ,

​Bob Shadduck
Altar Server Ministry Director

Imminent power outages in Camarillo today

10/24/2019

 

Imminent power outages in Camarillo today, within 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.

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From City Hall:
We understand the inconvenience of having your power turned off and the frustration of not knowing when it will be restored. Power could be shut off for hours or days, depending on weather conditions. Southern California Edison (SCE) determines when power is turned off and when it is safe to turn the power back on.


All residents, including those who need continuous power for specialized medical equipment, are strongly encouraged to visit www.sce.com/PSPS, or call 1 (800) 655·4555, and update their emergency contact information with SCE. 

If you have questions, please contact Southern California Edison (SCE): 1 (800) 655·4555 or 1 (800) 611·1911 or visit www.sce.com/psps. Again, these determinations are made by SCE. The City Council is very concerned about these power shut-offs and has contacted SCE and your California State Representatives about this situation.

Resources:
  • SCE publishes the outages on this website: www.sce.com/PSPS. Scroll down to "Ventura County" and click on any PDF that says "Camarillo" to find out which circuits are being affected.
  • After SCE issues the notice, Ventura County Office of Emergency Services updates this resource with info from SCE: www.vcemergency.com. Click on the map. Enter your address into the interactive map to find out which circuit you are in and if you are currently affected by a PSPS.
  • Register for emergency notifications at www.vcemergency.com
  • Register for power outage notifications at www.sce.com/PSPS
 
Other important information:
  • Information Packet, Circuit Maps, and Generator Info
    Thirteen circuit areas in Camarillo are subject to a PSPS. The City's website has an information packet with maps of these circuits, as well as how to apply for medical financial assistance from SCE, and details about emergency backup power (generators). Please click here for the PSPS information packet: PSPS Information Packet, Circuit Maps, and Generator Info.
  • Traffic Signals! 
    With possible power outages in our community, please expect that traffic signals within the outage area may lose power. In that case, all vehicles are to treat the intersection as an all-way stop, per state law. Stay alert and be patient while driving!
  • Cooling Centers!
    • ​Pleasant Valley Senior Center, 1605 East Burnley (corner of Carmen/Burnley) (805) 482·4881
    • Camarillo Public Library, 4101 Las Posas Road (805) 388·5222
  • City Hall and Camarillo Police Department will remain open.

OK, Fine! Anything If Youโ€™ll Just Stop Your Nagging!

10/18/2019

 
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Dear Friends,

Today’s readings are among several that deal with persistence, an aspect of character that can be seen as a defect or as praiseworthy, depending on the circumstances and who the target of the persistence may be.

In the case of the first reading, Moses is persistent (with the help of Aaron and Hur when he gets tired) in holding up the staff of God. While he does so, Israel has the better of the fight against Amalek (who came and waged war). There was nothing magical about the staff itself. It was a symbol of Moses’ faith in a faithful God’s promises. It could be valuable to reflect upon who helps us with our persistence? Who is our Aaron? Our Hur? What is symbolic of our faith in God’s promises?

In Luke’s gospel, we have another story of a judge who fears neither God nor respects any human still deciding to render a just decision for a widow simply because of her persistence. I remember when I first heard this passage (many years ago) I thought that the judge in the story was a metaphor for God when we pray. It was only later that I realized that the judge in the story actually functions as a contrast to how God responds to our persistence. Again, when what we ask is in accord with God’s nature (kindness, love, beauty, truth, mercy, wisdom, justice), “Will not God then secure the rights of his chosen ones who call out to him day and night? Will he be slow to answer them? I tell you, he will see to it that justice is done for them speedily. But when the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on earth?”

One can almost feel Jesus’ weariness when he asks that last question. C.S. Lewis has said: “It would seem that Our Lord finds our desires not too strong, but too weak. We are halfhearted creatures, fooling about with drink and sex and ambition when infinite joy is offered us, like an ignorant child who wants to go on making mud pies in a slum because he cannot imagine what is meant by the offer of a holiday at the sea. We are far too easily pleased.”1

Perhaps if we had a better sense of what God wants to give us, it would influence what we asked for, and how persistently we did so.

In our second reading, St. Paul exhorts us in proclaiming the word to “be persistent whether it is convenient or inconvenient; convince, reprimand, encourage [emphasis mine] through all patience and teaching.”

It seems to me that persistence is also called for in our efforts to evangelize. To dispense with the million-dollar word, I could put it this way: persistence is also called for in looking constantly for the opportunity to introduce others to our faith by building relationship with them, and inviting them to come with us to Padre Serra – whether it’s to Mass, to an educational gathering, or to a purely social event.

Siempre Adelante,

Dominic MacAller
Liturgy and Music Minister
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1 The Weight of Glory, and Other Addresses

Homeboys

10/15/2019

 
Somethin’s Comin’,  Sometin’ Good.

Tuesday, October 15
Serra Center
6:30 doors open
7:00 presentation begins

Founded by Fr. Greg Boyle in 1988, Homeboy Industries is the largest gang-intervention, rehabilitation, and re-entry program in the world. Homeboy provides hope, training, and support to formerly gang-involved and previously incarcerated men and women, to redirect their lives and become contributing members of the community.

While Fr. Greg was initially scheduled to be here and regrets that he is called away, we have the unique opportunity to see Fr. G and Homeboys Industries through the eyes of the people who know him best.

Representative Homeboys will be with us to share the stories that brought them to Fr. G and how he and his outreach ministry forever changed their lives. 

Learn more about Homeboy here.
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Sponsored by the Adult Faith Formation Team.

Red Mass

10/15/2019

 
Padre Serra Parish Altar Servers served the 37th Annual Red Mass at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angeles on October 15, 2019.  This was the seventh time that our servers were requested and have served the Red Mass liturgy. 

The Shepherd’s Gate and the Carillon Wall

​The Shepherd’s Gate, or sheep gate, is a reference to Jesus Christ, the Shepherd of His flock, who welcomes all. The gate is the main point of entry for those entering the complex from the street.

On the south wall of the Plaza that borders Temple Street is the Carillon Wall. It contains 36 stationary bells programmed as a musical instrument to ring beautiful hymns throughout the course of the day and to call people to worship services.

There are 35 bells from St. Monica's Church in Santa Monica. When Monsignor Nicholas Connelly announced plans to build the Church in 1925, Johanna Shanahan, an elderly Irish-born parishioner who had spent most of her life in the employ of Senator John P. Jones, founder of Santa Monica, offered to give her life savings of $11,000 if the pastor would allow a carillon to be built and installed in the bell tower of the envisioned church. Monsignor Connelly immediately instructed his architect to make whatever modifications would be necessary to accommodate the carillon. The bells were manufactured during several years in the late 1920s by Felix Van Aerschodt of Louvain, Belgium, partnered with Marcel Michiels of Tournai, Belgium. The bourdon-bell, weighing half a ton, is the largest of the group and was engineered to strike the hours, while a second large bell counted off the half hours. Unfortunately, Mrs. Shanahan died in October of 1931, and was unable to see the bells operational.

The carillon was used only rarely after its dedication in December of 1931, mostly because of its operational complexity. On at least one occasion, it went off accidentally during the night and upset the entire neighborhood before being shut off. Connelly's dream became "Connelly's folly." During the devastating earthquake of 1971, the bell tower at St. Monica's Church suffered structural damage and was judged unsafe to support the massive weight of the carillon. The bells were taken down and placed in storage at the San Fernando Mission.

The 36th bell, the largest of the set, comes from St. Timothy's Church in Los Angeles. It was originally one of a set of 48 commissioned by William Randolph Hearst in 1926 for the bell towers at San Simeon. It was cast in 1929 by Marcel Michiels Jr. Chimes Manufacturer in Tournai, Belgium and delivered to the Castle by 1932. At the time, however, it was discovered that only 36 bells could be installed, so the bell was warehoused at San Simeon until the mid-1950s.

The bell was delivered to St. Timothy's on September 1, 1956, arranged by an executive at Twentieth Century Studios. It is 38 3/4 inches, weighs 1200 lb, and is the musical note G.

There are two inscriptions on the bell, " Ring out the darkness of the land, Ring in the Christ that is to be" and "Ring in the valiant man and free the larger heart, the kindlier hand."
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Padre Serra Parish Altar Servers ​below the Carillon Wall above The Shepherd’s Gate. It is a tradition that our servers are photographed under the Carillon Wall. This goes back about 10 years.
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Also visit: Altar Servers

Please Welcome Our New Catechumens!

10/13/2019

 

Sunday, October 13
11:00 am Mass

16 people celebrated the Rite of Acceptance into the Order of Catechumens, which marks their first step toward Baptism, Confirmation, and First Communion.

During this important rite, they declared their intentions to become members of the Church, and the parishioners, in turn, pledged their support.

They were signed with the Cross and claimed by Christ as members of his community of disciples. Please keep these new catechumens in your prayers as they journey toward the sacraments.

If you would like to know more about the process of becoming Catholic, please contact Catherine Shadduck at (805) 482·6417 x331 or
catherine@padreserra.org

Also visit: Becoming Catholic
Photography by Julius Acero

โ€‹โ€œStand up and go; your faith has saved you.โ€

10/11/2019

 
Jesus with Samaritan illustration
Dear parish family,
​
Last Sunday in our gospel we are told that if we have faith the size of a mustard seed, we could tell a mulberry tree to uproot itself and it would obey.

Today we hear about how Jesus encounters and heals ten lepers who shouted out to him, “Jesus, Master! Have pity on us!”. The Good News of our gospel this Sunday isn’t only that he healed them, but the fact that it was all ten. Yet, only one returns, and is described as glorifying God and returning to thank Jesus. The one who returns is a Samaritan, a foreigner. In the Jewish circles in which Jesus lived, Samaritans were looked down upon because of the differences between the two communities, the Samaritans were not part of the “chosen people.” Jesus could have chosen those who were “worthy” but he makes no distinction between them; they are all his people.

The good news for us once again, is that God’s Salvation is for ALL of us. Just like this man whom the Jewish community did not consider worthy of God’s mercy or healing; when God answers his prayer he cannot stop himself from immediately praising God, thanking him. He recognizes God’s mercy and the gift of healing. Jesus then goes on to tell the man, “Stand up and go; your faith has saved you.” This is significant; his faith and trust in God is rewarded.

Now with his new clean self, he is sent out, “ Stand up and go.” He needs to go out into the world, not stay in hiding anymore.

We too may have many needs of healing, physical or spiritual; let us too cry out to our Lord, “ Jesus Master! Have pity on us,” and may our faith and trust in God, and especially our gratitude be self evident. For our Lord looks to do great things for us.

Siempre Adelante,

Tere Delgado
Faith Formation Minister

โ€‹Our Future Youth Space

10/4/2019

 
Dear Faith Family,
As you may know, we have great plans for the future of our parish campus. In our vision, we have plans to build both a new youth center and choir room with offices for youth ministry and music and liturgy. It is quite a big dream, but I am confident that with your help, we can achieve it.

As the person who facilitates both our high school Confirmation session and our weekly youth group, I can tell you that there is definitely a need for a dedicated space for our youth and young adults at the parish.

It is not uncommon for each year of our Confirmation process to have 130-140 teens and leaders in attendance. Before each session, all people involved in the program gather for lunch in the San Juan Capistrano rooms. These rooms are unable to fit the number of people that are involved. Because of the lack of space, we potentially miss out on various evangelistic opportunities and it adds an obstacle for community building for those who need it.

A dedicated youth space is also desired so we can create a more effective home-away-from-home for our teens and young adults. Many of our teens love to spend time at their parish, but they find it difficult because the only dedicated space is quite small. There are times where we have dozens of people cramming into a leisure space that can comfortably fit 46 people.

To create a comfortable space for the youth and young adults of the parish would only increase the opportunities for our young people to encounter Jesus and to be disciples.

Of course, none of this can happen without the help from all of you. Because of this, I want to invite you to contribute in any way that you can. Through Called to Renew we are given an opportunity to contribute to this necessary cause.

Thank you so much for your willingness to contribute and I am looking forward to experiencing this great renewal with all of you!

​God Bless,
Brett Becker
Youth and Young Adult Minister
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Also visit: Youth,  Young Adults, Expansion Projects

Josefina Ortiz

10/2/2019

 

1936 - 2019

Rosary
Friday, October 4, 2019
7:00 pm

Padre Serra Parish
5205 Upland Rd, Camarillo, CA 93012

Funeral Liturgy
Saturday, October 5, 2019
12:00 pm

Padre Serra Parish
5205 Upland Rd, Camarillo, CA 93012

Funeral
Saturday, October 5, 2019
Following Liturgy

Santa Clara Cemetery​

Christmas Shopping Babysitting

10/1/2019

 

Saturday, November 30
8:00 am - 12:00 pm

San Juan Capistrano room

Parents! Girl Scout Troop 192 wants to have fun with your children so you can shop!

Ages 3+.
​First child $20, second $15, third and more $10.
12+ years old FREE if helping. Includes breakfast, Christmas crafts, games, and more!
​
Contact for reduced rates if financial hardship. 
For questions/rate/kids under 3 please contact
Karen (805) 216·2235, fraserclan5@verizon.net
To register: tammyshif@hotmail.com
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Also visit: Scouts
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Christmas in the Courtyard

10/1/2019

 

November 16, 17, 23, 24
After all masses 

Helping those in need locally and globally.
Your Christmas gift buying is double the blessing! Purchasing the below items for your loved ones also benefits our sisters and brothers in need here at home and around the globe.


Poinsettia Plants ~ Pre-order November 16, 17
Your generous support provides Life Centers of Ventura County free testing, ultrasounds, resources, referrals and education for those in crisis pregnancies.
​Pick up November 30 and December 1.

Paul Collier (805) 233·2810

Christmas Cards ~ November 16, 17
Your purchase benefits the Knights of Columbus many charities.

​Concern America ~ Sunday, November 17
Beautiful fair trade craft items handcrafted by materially impoverished artisans in Latin America, Asia, and Africa.


See’s Candies ~ November 23, 24
Your See’s Candy purchase for friends, family, and coworkers will benefit the good work of our St. Vincent de Paul ministry. 


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​Also visit: Outreach
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