"The Principle" by Catholic author, Dr. Robert Sugenis, says that it is a message of hope for the human race and that this movie will be one of the most astounding you will ever see. Ultimate questions about our place in the universe are addressed by the leading cosmologists in the world. Empirical studies support the theory that our home, Earth, is the center of the universe!
Quotes from Chicago area religious during movie launch in October:
"Wow! I couldn't stop watching it. It raises important questions and at least opens dialogue that has huge theological implications. The importance of the human person and the unimaginably enormous love of God is at the very least considered again after seeing this film." Rev. Joe Jablonski, St. Joseph Church, Chicago, IL
“…very engaging and it does an admirable job of introducing a vast amount of material from the last 400 years of the unfolding history of astronomy and cosmology. I would certainly recommend it toothers.” Rev. John Kartje, Mundelein Seminary
“I found this documentary beautiful and engaging, enlightening and encouraging. Faith will always be faith, but in an age which so respects science, I think that this production may help people be open to the gift of faith.” Rev. Kevin Feeney, Northwestern University
“Visually, it’s very entertaining. As a Catholic mom, as a Christian, I love what the film is trying to do…I wanted to see more.” Dawn Meadows Dixon of Relevant Radio on The Principle
Website Trailer Theaters
AMC BURBANK TOWN CENTER 8 - (818) 563-4901
Burbank Town Center, 201 East Magnolia Boulevard, Burbank, CA 91502
AMC ORANGE 30 - (714) 769-4288
The Outlets at Orange, 20 City Boulevard West, Orange, CA 92868
Traditional Latin Mass Community of Saint Mary Magdalen
Friday, January 30, 2015
Monday, January 26, 2015
Mass, Confession & Benediction Schedule - February 2015
| Date | Day | Time | Calendar | Intention | ||
| 1-Feb | SUN | 10 am | C | B | Septuagesima Sunday | Robert Pearson (L) |
| 8-Feb | SUN | 10 am | ? | Sexagesima Sunday | Asuncion Pearson (L) | |
| 15-Feb | SUN | 10 am | C | Quinquagesima Sunday | Kimberly Neale (L) | |
| 22-Feb | SUN | 10 am | C | 1st. Sunday of Lent | Scarlet Lou (D) | |
| C = Confessions available before Mass (9:00-9:45 am) | ||||||
| B = Benediction immediately following Mass | ||||||
| * To request a Mass Intention, contact Brian Maddux | ||||||
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Feasts of Candlemas & Saint Blase
Father Fryar, FSSP will be celebrating the following: The Feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mass, also known as Candlemas.
Monday, February 2nd, 2015 at 7:00 pm
Mass and Procession
San Felipe Chapel
738 N Geraghty Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90063
The following day, is the Feast of Saint Blasé. Before Mass, there will also be a Blessing of Throats.
Tuesday, February 3rd, 2015 at 7:30 am
Mass and Blessing of Throats.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
4018 Hammel Street
Los Angeles, CA 90063
FSSP Altar Server Training Workshop
The FSSP and the Acolytes of FSSP-LA will be hosting a Serving Workshop on Saturday, February 21st, 2015 @ 10 AM (all day event) at San Felipe Chapel, 738 N Geraghty Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90063 . The Day will end with a Missa Cantata followed by a BBQ for all those in attendance. All participants will need to bring their own lunch. If you are interested in learning the rubrics of Mass and how to serve on the Altar, please contact Charles Coulombe at decoulombe@gmail.com. You may also register by clicking here.
Homily - Second Sunday after Epiphany - January 18, 2015
Rom. 12:6-16; Jn. 2:1-11
During the Christmas Season, we recall that what has existed before all time, the Second Person of the Most Holy Trinity, the Son of God, has now been revealed in time. What has been revealed comes up over and over again.
During the Christmas Season, we recall that what has existed before all time, the Second Person of the Most Holy Trinity, the Son of God, has now been revealed in time. What has been revealed comes up over and over again.
Homily - Feast of the Holy Family - January 11, 2015
Col. 3:12-17; Lk. 2:42-52
So great is the mystery of our Lord’s birth and incarnation that the Church gives us an entire season to reflect on its meaning. At Christmas, we realize that what has existed from before all time, the Son of God, the Second Person of the Most Holy Trinity, has been revealed to us in human form. Similarly, Epiphany means manifestation.
So great is the mystery of our Lord’s birth and incarnation that the Church gives us an entire season to reflect on its meaning. At Christmas, we realize that what has existed from before all time, the Son of God, the Second Person of the Most Holy Trinity, has been revealed to us in human form. Similarly, Epiphany means manifestation.
Friday, January 9, 2015
Obituary for Margaret Rose (See) Raab
Obituary - link for Margaret Rose (See) Raab (1920-2015)
Rosary - Wed. Jan. 14th, 7pm, Griffin Family Funeral Chapel, Daily Dr., Camarillo
Rosary - Wed. Jan. 14th, 7pm, Griffin Family Funeral Chapel, Daily Dr., Camarillo
Funeral Mass* - Thurs. Jan. 15th 10am, St. Mary Magdalen Chapel, Ventura Blvd, Camarillo
Memorial Gifts - may be made to the Life Centers of Ventura County
Memorial Gifts - may be made to the Life Centers of Ventura County
* Ordinary Form in English, with Latin Mass choir
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
Homily - Saint Rose of Lima Latin Mass - December 29th, 2014
Homily of Fr. Earl Eggleston at St. Rose of Lima on 12/29/2014
“The kingdom of heaven is like unto a treasure hidden in a
field which a man having found, hid it, and for joy on account of it goes and
sells all that he has, and buys that field.” (Mt. 13:44)
The Holy Eucharist is our true treasure, the heavenly banquet
here on earth, the sacrifice of Christ on Calvary, the Holy Mass. The 19th
century catholic convert, hymn writer and theologian, Father Frederick Faber,
captures my sentiments best when he said:
“The Mass is the most beautiful thing this side of heaven.” The form of
Mass known to Father Faber is that which we celebrate this evening, here at St.
Rose of Lima and increasingly in many other parishes, religious houses and
chapels throughout the world.
Monday, January 5, 2015
Religious & Clergy Appreciation Night - January 31st
The Knights of Columbus of Adolfo Camarillo Council 5272 will host its annual Religious & Clergy Appreciation Night at Saint Mary Magdalen Church Hall located at 25 North Las Posas Road in Camarillo on Saturday, January 31st, 2015 starting at 6 pm. See flyer for details regarding dinner reservations. This event will support local Clergy, Seminarians & Saint John’s Seminary for its 75th Anniversary.Keynote Speaker: Rev. Fr. James Fryar, FSSP is a member of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter who has been charged by the Archbishop with founding a Mission Church in the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. He is also a 4th Degree Knight.
Homily - Circumcision of Our Lord - January 1, 2015
Tit. 2:11-14; Lk. 2:21
Last
week, I mentioned that one of the ways of seeing this Christmas season is that
the circle around our Lord becomes wider and wider. It begins with Jesus, Mary and Joseph, then
the Shepherds, Simeon and Anna, the Magi, and, finally, all the world in His
cross and resurrection. Another way of
seeing this season is how deeply the Lord has entered our humanity by His birth
and incarnation. First, He is born in
time. Next Sunday, the Feast of the Holy
Name, He is given a name. When we know
someone’s name, we are able to know them, to enter into a relationship with
them. The following Sunday, the Feast of
the Holy Family, we reflect that so completely has the Lord entered into
humanity that He becomes the member of a family.
Homily - Sunday within the Octave of Christmas - December 28, 2014
Gal. 4:1-7; Lk. 2:33-40
So
great is the mystery of our Lord’s birth and incarnation that the Church gives
us an entire season to reflect on its meaning.
What we see in the readings of this season is that the circle around our
Lord becomes larger and larger. It
begins with Mary and Joseph at the manger, and the shepherds, the poor in
spirit who respond with awe and wonder to spiritual things, and ends with our
Lord’s baptism at the Jordan, where He disappears into the crowd of humanity which
seeks God, and begins His earthly ministry.
Saturday, January 3, 2015
Registration - Confession - Choir - Bulletin
Parish Registration
If you attend Mass at Saint Mary Magdalen on a regular basis, please register with the parish. Sacraments such as Baptism and Marriage require parish registration for a period of at least six months prior to the administration of the sacrament.
Confession Times
Come early if you desire to make your confession when this Sacrament is made available. See the schedule for which days the priest is available noted by the letter (C). This is typically from 9:00 am to 9:45 am. Please note that the priest needs 15 minutes to prepare for the start of Mass at 10 am.
Sing with the Choir
All parishioners are welcome to sing the processional, recessional, hymns and the chant Ordinaries. These are noted on the hymn board at the front of the chapel to the left in the sanctuary. The Saint Edmund Campion missals are provided for your use and include the propers and ordinaries for the Mass and some of the hymns. For instructions on the use of this hymnal (click here). The schola, consisting of men only, chants the Propers of the day. The Choir always welcomes new members! If you would like to learn more or give it a try, please contact Andrew Petracca, our choir director.
The Parish Bulletin
There is a great deal of information in the parish bulletin and it is available on line! Check it frequently for contacts, ministries, events, prayer requests, adoration schedule, the Pastor's messages, announcements, etc.
If you attend Mass at Saint Mary Magdalen on a regular basis, please register with the parish. Sacraments such as Baptism and Marriage require parish registration for a period of at least six months prior to the administration of the sacrament.
Confession Times
Come early if you desire to make your confession when this Sacrament is made available. See the schedule for which days the priest is available noted by the letter (C). This is typically from 9:00 am to 9:45 am. Please note that the priest needs 15 minutes to prepare for the start of Mass at 10 am.
Sing with the Choir
All parishioners are welcome to sing the processional, recessional, hymns and the chant Ordinaries. These are noted on the hymn board at the front of the chapel to the left in the sanctuary. The Saint Edmund Campion missals are provided for your use and include the propers and ordinaries for the Mass and some of the hymns. For instructions on the use of this hymnal (click here). The schola, consisting of men only, chants the Propers of the day. The Choir always welcomes new members! If you would like to learn more or give it a try, please contact Andrew Petracca, our choir director.
The Parish Bulletin
There is a great deal of information in the parish bulletin and it is available on line! Check it frequently for contacts, ministries, events, prayer requests, adoration schedule, the Pastor's messages, announcements, etc.
Mass, Confession & Benediction Schedule - January 2015
| Date | Day | Time | Calendar | Intention | ||
| 1-Jan | THU | 10 am | C | Octave day of Christmas | All Parishioners | |
| 4-Jan | SUN | 10 am | C? | B |
Holy Name of Jesus
|
Jason Lopez (D) |
| 11-Jan | SUN | 10 am | C? |
The Holy Family
|
Joseph Turco (D) | |
| 18-Jan | SUN | 10 am | C | Second Sunday after Epiphany | Jason Lopez (D) | |
| 25-Jan | SUN | 10 am | C | Third Sunday after Epiphany | Jason Lopez (D) | |
| C = Confessions available before Mass (9:00-9:45 am) | ||||||
| B = Benediction immediately following Mass | ||||||
| * To request a Mass Intention, contact Brian Maddux | ||||||
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