INSTITUTE OF CHRIST THE KING SOVEREIGN PRIEST

VICAR GENERAL & DELEGATE FOR THE UNITED STATES:

The Very Reverend Monsignor R. Michael Schmitz PROVINCIAL SUPERIOR: Reverend Canon Matthew Talarico ORATORY CHAPLAIN: Reverend Canon Raphael Ueda Residence: St. Clare Parish Rectory, 725 Washington St., Santa Clara, CA 95050

(408)781–9497 (Mobile)/ihm.sanjose@institute-christ-king.org ASSISTING PRIEST: Reverend Father William Donald Morgan

FIVE WOUNDS PORTUGUESE NATIONAL CHURCH

PASTOR: Rev. António A. Silveira, asilveira@dsj.org

For the reception of the Sacraments in the Extraordinary Form of the Latin Rite, contact Canon Ueda

Oratory website: www.institute-christ-king.org/sanjose

October 18, 2015 Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost

Immaculate Heart of Mary Oratory

Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest

Today is Mission Sunday.

World Mission Sunday is a day set aside for the

Catholic Church throughout the world to publicly

renew its commitment to the missionary move-

ment. It is celebrated on the third Sunday of Octo-

ber every year. It was created by Pope Pius XI in

1926 as the day of prayer for missions.

Mission of the Institute of Christ the King in Gabon, Africa

Oratory Picnic and Birthday Party

Today the Oratory picnic will be at Flickenger

Park on Tourney Drive, San Jose (ten minutes

from Five Wounds Church) after the 12:30 p.m.

Mass. All are welcome. This will also be the oc-

casion for our birthday party for October birth-

days. Cake and drinks will be provided. A special

birthday blessing will be given to our celebrants.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest

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ANNOUNCEMENTS AND UPCOMING EVENTS

Calendar of Events

Today: Oratory picnic and birthday celebration for October

birthdays.

Saturday, October 24: Catechism class at 5:30 p.m. in the

Rectory meeting room.

Sunday, October 25: Solemnity of the Feast of Christ the

King. Benediction will be given after Mass.

Saturday, November 7: Wine tasting and picnic lunch.

Sunday, November 22: High Mass at 10:30 a.m.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO “INSTITUTE OF CHRIST THE KING.”

ORATORY STATISTICS September 27, Souls Attending: 9:30 — 41; 12:30 — 132

Sunday Regular Collection: $1,136.28

Monthly Second Collection $4, 058.79

($1,130.00 of this amount for the Shrine restoration)

Catechism Classes for children up to age eighteen are held twice a month on

Saturdays. A short class on the liturgy for all attendees will

be followed by separate classes for children seven and un-

der and for children eight to eighteen. Parents are welcome.

Dates for this first semester are: Oct. 24, Nov. 14, Nov. 21,

and Dec. 12.

Help us Rebuild!

If you would like to help the Shrine community in Chicago

to rebuild the church, please make a donation on http://

www.gofundme.com/ShrineFireFund or make a check payable

to the Institute of Christ the King and designate as Rebuilding

Fund in Chicago. Thank you for your prayers and support.

Life at the Oratory

St. Philomena High Mass and Procession with the Knights of Columbus, 2014

Autumn Oratory Outing

On Saturday, November 7, let’s enjoy a beautiful Napa

Valley autumn day with wine tasting, lunch and hiking! We

will depart at 8 a.m. from San Jose to visit the Andretti

Winery. Get 2-for-1 tasting with the coupon in the bulletin.

We will return to San Jose at 3 p.m. A carpool will be orga-

nized. Please make a reservation at ihm.sanjose@institute-

christ-king.org.

Weekly and Monthly Devotions

First Sunday: Sung Sunday Vespers

First Friday: Stations of the Cross after Mass

Every Thursday after Mass: Adoration until 2:00 p.m. Another Institute Ordination for 2015!

The abundance of grace accorded the Institute of Christ the King in 2015 seems to be overflowing. This Novem-

ber 26th, Abbé Pierre Bivouli, an Institute deacon from Gabon in Africa, shall be ordained a priest for all eternity at the magnificent church of Saints Mi-chael and Caejetan in Florence, Italy. Deo Gratias!

Monthly Video Presentation

There will be a special presentation on Sunday, October 25, after Mass at 2:20 p.m. in the Rectory meeting room. We will be presenting a video about the Pontifical Solemn High Mass at the Basilica of St. Peter by Walter Cardinal Brandmüller.

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SERVER SCHEDULE

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18

12:30 p.m. High Mass

MC John Gartonzavesky

Th.

A1 Dominic Richard

A2 Charles Gartonzavesky

CB Aaron Howard

Boat

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25

12:30 p.m. High Mass

MC Pablo Gutierrez

Th.

A1 Dominic Gartonzavesky

A2 Dominic Richard

CB Paul Richard

Boat

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST

12:30 p.m. Sung High Mass, Second Class, Green

The Kobel Family by Jeremy & Celeste Cruz

MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, ST. PETER OF ALACANTRA, CONFESSOR

12:15 p.m. Low Mass, Third Class, White

Celeste Cruz by Jeremy & Celeste Cruz

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, ST. JOHN CANTIUS, CONFESSOR

12:15 p.m. Low Mass, Third Class, White Art McGrath

by Marta McGrath

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, COMMEMORATION OF ST. HILARION, ABBOT

12:15 p.m. Low Mass, Fourth Class, White

The Thompson Family by Elaine Thompson

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, FERIA

12:15 p.m. Low Mass, Fourth Class, Green The Millett Family

by Elaine Thompson

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, ST. ANTHONY MARIE CLARET, BISHOP & CONFESSOR

12:15 p.m. Low Mass, Third Class, White

Joanne Torreano by the Torreano Family

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, ST. RAPHAEL, ARCHANGEL

7:30 a.m. Low Mass, Third Class, White John B. Torreano

by the Torreano Family

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING

12:30 p.m. Sung High Mass, First Class, White Derrick Justin Oliver by the Oliver Family

LITURGICAL CALENDAR

From the Desk of the Oratory Chaplain, Canon Raphael Ueda

Today we celebrate Mission Sunday instituted by Pope Pius XI in 1926, hence it is an opportune moment to introduce a brief history of the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest which is dedicated to missionary activity. Still a very young con-gregation, the Institute was founded in 1990 by Monsignor Gilles Wach and Canon Philippe Mora in Gabon, Africa, where we still have missions.

Monsignor Wach was formed under Guiseppe Cardinal Siri, who served as Archbishop of Genoa from 1946 to 1987 and who also was a strong candidate for the papacy in the conclave in 1978. After his ordination by Pope John Paul II in 1979, Monsignor Wach worked for Silvio Cardinal Oddi in Rome. During the 1980’s the still young French priest, Gilles Wach, was approached by more and more young men who wanted a traditional Catholic priestly formation; at this time he decided to try to bring

these young men together and to assist in their formation. Alt-hough he never initially intended to start a foundation, several Ro-man Cardinals urged him to form a religious community; thus the idea of the Institute already began to take form in 1988.

At this time, Divine Providence helped to find a bishop who was ready to give this courageous undertaking a canonical founda-tion. Monsignor Wach was finally brought in contact with the late Bishop Obamba of Mouila, Gabon, who invited the young com-munity to help him with missionary work in his Diocese; thus he gave the Institute its necessary canonical erection. At the same time, he appointed our founder as his Vicar General. Soon, with the help of Augustinus Cardinal Mayer OSB, of Germany, he was able to find an appropriate location in Florence, Italy, for the Seminary and Motherhouse of this quickly growing com-munity. (To be continued in a subsequent bulletin.)

Parking Alert

Please do not leave your valuables in your car, and be aware

of your surroundings in the parking lot. Cars have been bro-

ken into as recently as last Sunday during Mass.

St. Juan Diego Women’s Center Gala, “Building Families”,

will be held at 6:00 p.m., October 25th, at David’s Restaurant, 5151 Stars and Stripes Dr., Santa Clara. The keynote speaker will be former abortionist Dr. Anthony Levatino and his wife Cecelia. $75/person. For more information call 408-258-2008.

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Mass Intentions If you would like to offer a Mass intention, please fill out

an intentions envelope, available from the ushers, and drop

it in the collection basket. The suggested donation is $10 in

the Diocese of San Jose. A Mass card is now available. If

you would like one, please ask one of the Ushers.

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at Krakow in 1473. He was beatified by Pope Clement X

on 28 March, 1676 and was canonized on 16 July, 1767 by

Pope Clement XIII. In the Roman Breviary, unique among

confessors who were not bishops, he is distinguished by

three hymns.

Martha’s Kitchen provides free meals in Santa Clara County. We are in need of frozen turkeys to pre-

pare 6,500 turkey dinners. For details, please call (408) 293-6111

www.marthas-kitchen.org “For I was hungry and you gave me food,

I was thirsty and you gave me drink.” Matt. 25, 35

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