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Open Table - Urban Mission
Jun
9
4:30 PM16:30

Open Table - Urban Mission

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Urban Mission is hosting OPEN TABLE Sundays where people from the Pomona neighborhood come to enjoy good food, great company and receive spiritual support. 

If you want to help cooking show up at 2:45

Contact Michael michaelramirez@stonetoflesh.org for more info

4:30 - 6:30 Serving food, conversations, prayer for the guests. 

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Skid Row Mission
Dec
17
1:00 PM13:00

Skid Row Mission

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Community Service

Friar Benjamin of the Most Holy Trinity, member of the Franciscans Poor of Jesus Christ, an order which is being established in the Los Angeles, is leading bi-weekly Sunday outreach to the Skid Row (one of the largest stable populations, between 5,000 and 8,000, of homeless people in the United States). Three more friars and four sisters will join in the spring. Two students of Stone to Flesh are committed to this outreach and are forming a small team which will reach out to the homeless and form relationships with the unreached poor for the purpose of preaching the Gospel with hands and words.

People who have hearts for ministry to the poor, including corporal and spiritual works of mercy and want to engage on temporary or consistent basis, contact:

Fabiola Acosta: facosta@magnoliapublicschools.org or Daisy Reis: daysikngs@gmail.com

Schedule:

1pm - Meeting at Daisy's house (address in event's descreption): preparation and packing of the food, prayer.

3pm - Travel to the Skid Row: food distribution, prayer and ministry among the homeless and poor

5:00 The end

 

 

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Heartbeat - Saturday
Dec
16
9:00 AM09:00

Heartbeat - Saturday

We only learn to behave ourselves in the presence of God.
— C. S. Lewis

What is worship? Is our worship becoming banal and superficial? How to renew your mind and enter into the Presence by applying tools of creativity, innovation, and imagination.

What is the place of sacred music and praise and worship in the Church? What has chanting to do with the presence of God? How singing Lectio Divina will take you to another level of immersion in the Word. 

This Saturday we will be talking about music, praise, worship, chanting, creating, singing, and heaven on earth. This is the only Heartbeat Saturday where all visitors (those whoa re not students of Stone to Flesh School of the Heart) can stay longer (you have to pay for lunch), till 2:30pm.  This day will be super beneficial for all singers and musicians, praise and worship leaders, choir and parish music directors as well as all creatives who ache for the renewal of arts, including sacred arts, that will impact the current culture. 

All young adult leaders who desire to lead a liturgical renewal that draws people into the active cooperation with the Holy Spirit should show up for practical tips on how the beauty of the Word and singing can build a local community of belivers. 

Schedule:

9:00 Opening prayer, testimonies, praise and worship. 

9:30 Teaching and Q&A: A lifeline of worship. - Justin Rizzo (via live video conference)

10:15 Tea/Coffee Break

10:30 Teaching and Q&A: Beauty, creativity, imagination and innovation as the means of encountering God - Matt Meeks

11:30  Singing Lectio Divina

12:00 Lunch (Note: We are in the middle of the Nativity Fast and lunch will be vegan: vegetables, fruits and grains).

1:00 Liturgy of the Hours - The Way to the Heart of Worship - Iwona Bednarz-Major

1:45 Workshop (chanting LOTH, preparing parish groups) - Iwona Bednarz-Major and Greg Lima

2:30 Dessert Break

2:45 Encounter Groups

3::45 Announcements

4:00 The end

Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire.
— Gustav Mahler

Our speakers:

Justin Rizzo was born and raised in Buffalo, New York. He began leading worship at his local church when he was just 12 years old. In January 2004, he moved to Kansas City, Missouri for an internship at the International House of Prayer. The lifestyle of worship and prayer immediately resonated in Justin's heart and since that time, he has been involved in full-time worship ministry. He teaches Worship Arts at the IHOPU. As a prolific songwriter, Justin greatly enjoys the opportunity to create alongside so many talented singers, musicians, and writers. He has released five albums and been featured on multiple compilation projects along with writing and producing two full-length musicals. In addition, he travels extensively to lead worship and speaks at conferences and events around the world. Justin currently lives in Kansas City with his wife, Naomi, and their daughters. He was featured at the Catholic Ecumenical Tracks during Onething 2015 and Onething 2016.  (click on the links to enter video footage or watch it below)

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Matt Meeks grew up in Denver, CO and is the Chief Digital and Marketing Officer at the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. He is a senior marketing executive with a background in media, creative, digital, communications, analytics and mission focused organizational design which is strengthened by his global perspective and passion for creative thought, human expression and technology. Meeks has advised Hollywood studios, game developers and publishers, celebrity talent, nation states and technology start-ups from an enterprise, brand, product and campaign standpoint with an exemplary track record recruiting, training and managing driven teams that achieve success and positively impact the bottom-line.

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Iwona Bednarz-Major trained youth and young adults from the Encounter.Community she co-founded in chanting Liturgy of the Hours in Steubenville and they were forming small groups of parishioners who would lead Advent, Lent, Easter seasons of Morning and Evening Prayer. Here is Psalm 41 chanted by high schoolers (not trained in music, just typical teens :-)) during one of the Adorations in Stubenville. 

 
The glory of God is the living man, but the life of man is the vision of God’, says St. Irenaeus, getting to the heart of what happens when man meets God on the mountain in the wilderness. Ultimately, it is the very life of man, man himself as living righteously, that is the true worship of God, but life only becomes real life when it receives its form from looking toward God.
— Pope Benedict XVI
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Open Table
Dec
10
4:30 PM16:30

Open Table

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Urban Mission is hosting OPEN TABLE Sundays where people from the Pomona neighborhood come to enjoy good food, great company and receive spiritual support. 

If you want to help cooking show up at 2:30. 

4:30 - 6:30 Serving food, conversations, prayer for the guests. 

SIgn up here:

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Skid Row Mission
Dec
3
1:00 PM13:00

Skid Row Mission

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Community Service

Friar Benjamin of the Most Holy Trinity, member of the Franciscans Poor of Jesus Christ, an order which is being established in the Los Angeles, is leading bi-weekly Sunday outreach to the Skid Row (one of the largest stable populations, between 5,000 and 8,000, of homeless people in the United States). Three more friars and four sisters will join in the spring. Two students of Stone to Flesh are committed to this outreach and are forming a small team which will reach out to the homeless and form relationships with the unreached poor for the purpose of preaching the Gospel with hands and words.

People who have hearts for ministry to the poor, including corporal and spiritual works of mercy and want to engage on temporary or consistent basis, contact:

Fabiola Acosta: facosta@magnoliapublicschools.org or Daisy Reis: daysikngs@gmail.com

Schedule:

1pm - Meeting at Daisy's house (address in event's descreption): preparation and packing of the food, prayer.

3pm - Travel to the Skid Row: food distribution, prayer and ministry among the homeless and poor

5:00 The end

 

 

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Community Dinner: Walnut
Dec
2
6:00 PM18:00

Community Dinner: Walnut

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“The danger nowadays is that people no longer know how to celebrate and eat together. (...) 
In order to create unity, to live as a body, we need to know how to take time over meals, to eat well, with good wine or beer. We need to know how to tell stories, our own stories, and to laugh and sing together.”

— JEAN VANIER

Local Stone to Flesh community events centered on building relationships, rest, recharge and chill. People in the reasonable distance from the Community Dinner location are gathering together for an evening of common meal (potluck style) and conversation, ending with short prayer. No specific agenda other than cooking/eating, fellowship around the table/back yard, having fun together. Candlelight, pizza or barbecue... music, dancing or discussions - it's up to you!

 

Contact - Paloma Gonzalez: Palomagonzalez14@gmail.com

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Community Dinner: AZUSA
Nov
26
7:00 PM19:00

Community Dinner: AZUSA

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This is a part of Nativity Fast event. All foods you will bring have to comply with the Nativity Fast. 

Community Dinner AZUSA is one of the local Stone to Flesh community events centered on building relationships, rest, recharge and chill. People in the reasonable distance from the Community Dinner location are gathering together for an evening of common meal (potluck style) and conversation, ending with short prayer. No specific agenda other than cooking/eating, fellowship around the table/back yard, having fun together. Candlelight or barbecue - it's up to you!. Families with kids are welcome. 

I AM COMING and I will bring something

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