1.
Pastoral Letter
We should call [this time] “extra
ordinary time," since after
having lived and experienced all
the grace and gifts that we
receive from our God, the
Emmanuel, who can live in an
ordinary way?
- Deacon Salvador Mejia, OFM

2.
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Help our city’s effort to help the homeless.
The City of Oceanside is seeking
volunteers to assist with the

3.
“I have a dream
today…
Now is the time to rise
from the dark
and desolate valley of
segregation.
We cannot turn back.
We cannot walk alone.”
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

4.
Daily Mass Change
On January 14th, we will begin some
remodeling work in our Parish Chapel. The
8 a.m. daily Masses will move to the Serra
Center from January 14th to January 20th.

5.
First Reading
The glory of the Lord shows
through Israel, a light to all
nations, that salvation may reach
to the ends of the earth
(Isaiah 49:3, 5-6).

6.
January 27-28 2023
Re-Imagining the World
Pope Francis and St. Francis
Free seminar
See bulletin
or QR Code

7.
Responsorial Psalm
I am here to do as you ask,
O Lord (Psalm 40).

8.
RCIA WELCOME
Congratulations to our New Catechumens:
Our catechumens are those receiving
Baptism, First Communion, and
Confirmation at the Easter Vigil.

9.
F o r m i n g M i s s i o n a r y D i s c i p l e s
Walk with us, together we will embark on a year long
mission to grow as active disciples of Christ. We will
focus on Scripture, Catholic Social Teaching, the
Catechism of the Catholic Church, and Liturgy.

10.
VOCATIONS DISCERNMENT GROUP
IS GOD CALLING YOU?
HOW DO YOU KNOW?
WHERE AND WHAT IS GOD CALLING YOU TO DO?

11.
Second Reading
All those who call upon the
name of the Lord
are called to be holy.
(1 Corinthians 1:1-3)

12.
This weekend, we celebrate
the life and work of Martin
Luther King Jr. He was not
a Catholic, but Mr. King’s
goals were strongly aligned
with the themes of Catholic
Social Teaching: the life
and dignity of all people; the
call to community
participation and inclusion
of all Americans, regardless
of their skin color.

13.
Construction Work in Parish
Please know that all services will be
limited during this time. We ask for your
patience and understanding.

14.
Gospel Reading
John the Baptist testifies: The
one who comes after me, on
whom the Spirit comes down
and remains, is the Son of God.
(John 1:29-34)

15.
Join a Choir
This is the time for new members to join who
may want to sing for Holy Week and Easter.
Contact our Music Directors:
Kerey Quaid at 760-547-0709
Francisco Osio at 760-547-0717

16.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

17.
Social Outreach
Social Outreach is in great need of two (2)
Wednesday volunteers in the Pantry from 12 p.m.
to 3:30 p.m. Volunteers should be able to lift up to
75lbs and be comfortable with repetitive motions.
Please contact Grisel at 760-547-0708 or
grisel@sanluisreyparish.org
Pantry Donations: Donations can be accepted
during hours of operation on Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Please
note that we do not accept clothing donations.

18.
January is
Poverty Awareness Month
• Poverty is not a catch-phrase—it is a
serious reality that many are living.
• Over 34 million people live below the
poverty line in the United States.
• Our faith challenges us to respond to
the needs of those who are most
vulnerable.

19.
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20.
RCIA WELCOME
Congratulations to our New Candidates: Our
candidates are those who are already one
with us in baptism, and seek to join us fully
through First Communion and Confirmation.

21.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.