7/10/11 - St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church

July 10, 2011
St. Anthony of Padua
5770 N. Maroa, Fresno, Ca 93704-2038
(559) 439-0124 Fax: (559) 439-3050
www.stanthonyfresno.org
Parish Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 8:00am - 4:30pm
Friday: 8:00 - 12:00pm
PLEASE NOTE: The Parish Office will be closed July 4
Mass Schedule
Saturday: 8:00am, 5:15pm (Vigil Mass), 7:00pm (Spanish)
Sunday: 8:00am, 9:30am, 11:00am,
1:00pm (Spanish), 3:30pm (Latin), 6:00pm
Daily Mass Schedule (June - August):
Monday - Friday: 6:45am, 8:00am
First Friday: 5:30pm (Chapel)
Primer Viernes: 7:00pm
(7:30pm Hora Santa Capilla)
Perpetual Adoration
24 hours a day, 7 days a week located in the Parish Office
Sacrament of Reconciliation (confesiones)
Saturday: 11:00am - 12:00pm AND 2:30pm - 4:30pm
St Agnes Mission Church
111 W. Birch St., Pinedale, Ca 93650
(559) 439-2100
Office Hours: Monday - Friday: 9:00 - 3:00pm
(Closed Wednesdays)
Saturday: 12:00 - 2:00pm
Mass Schedule
Sunday: 9:00am, 10:30am (Spanish)
Monday - Saturday: 7:00am
Sacrament of Reconciliation (Bilingual)
Saturday 8:30 - 9:30am
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Monday - Wednesday: 7:00pm
St. Anthony’s School
5680 N. Maroa,
Fresno, Ca 93704
(559) 435-0700 Fax: (559) 435-6749
www.sasfresno.com
Principal: Mr. Tim McConnico

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Liturgy and Life
At is heart, the Eucharist is a sacrament of communion, bringing us closer to God and to our brothers and sisters in the Body
of Christ. If we live the fruits of the Eucharist in our daily lives, we will fill our families and our communities with the life-giving qualities
that the Liturgy brings: hospitality, concern for the poor and vulnerable, self-offering and thanksgiving.
An ancient saying in the Church reads “lex orandi, lex credendi”, meaning that the law of prayer is the law of faith. More
loosely as we pray, so we believe. To that we might add lex vivendi, meaning that as we pray, so we believe, and so we live. In the
third edition of the Roman Missal, the bishops and translators have taken great care to ensure that the prayers accurately and fully
reflect the mysteries of our faith. Thus, the words that we pray in each liturgical celebration will help to form and strengthen our
understanding of the faith.
However, if the effects of the Liturgy stop at the doors of the church, we have not made our prayer and our faith part of our
law of living. The Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) teaches that the Eucharist helps us to grow in union with Christ, avoid sin,
increase in charity, strengthen communion with our brothers and sisters, and recognize Christ in the poorest and most vulnerable
members of society (see CCC, nos 1391-1397). But what does that mean in daily life?
LIVING A LIFE OF PRAYER
Our prayer lives should not be limited to a single hour on Sunday mornings. In fact, the richer our prayer lives are throughout
the week, the more fully we will be able to enter into the Sunday celebration of the Eucharist. Here are some ways to make your daily
life more prayerful:
✠✠ Try attending daily Mass at least once a week. Your parish may have an early morning Mass, or a church near your
job may offer a lunchtime Mass.
✠✠ Stop in a church before or after work or on your lunch hour for fifteen minutes of quiet prayer before the Blessed
Sacrament.
✠✠ Make it a practice to say grace before every meal - even if you are eating in the car.
✠✠ Schedule time for family prayer at least once a week. This prayer can be as simple as saying the Our Father or a
decade of the Rosary together.
✠✠ Take time during the week to read or listen to the readings for the upcoming Sunday. The readings are available
online (imprint and audio) at www.usccb.org/nab.
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Begin your day with a brief prayer of thanksgiving to God, offering your day to Him.
End your day with an examination of conscience, looking at your successes and failures in what you have done or
what you have failed to do. If you are aware of the serious sin, receive the Sacrament of Penance before you
receive Holy Communion again.
LIVING A LIFE OF LOVING SERVICE
Celebrating the Eucharist Liturgy and receiving Holy Communion should strengthen us to conform our lives more closely to
the example of Christ. As Jesus knelt before his Apostles to wash their feet (see Jn. 13), giving them an example of humble service,
so must we who bear the name Christian live our lives in service to our brothers and sisters.
To help us in this endeavor, Church Tradition has identified works of mercy. These fourteen practices demand great sacrifice
and generosity, but they also draw us more deeply into conformity with the Lord. Focusing on one of these works each week may be
a practical way to integrate them into our personal, family, and parish lives.
Corporal Works of Mercy
Spiritual Works of Mercy
✠✠ Feeding the hungry ✠✠ Converting Sinners
✠✠ Sheltering the homeless ✠✠ Instructing the ignorant
✠✠ Clothing the naked ✠✠ Advising the doubtful
✠✠ Visiting the sick ✠✠ Comforting the sorrowful
✠✠ Visiting the imprisoned ✠✠ Bearing wrongs patiently
✠✠ Giving drink to the thirsty ✠✠ Forgiving injuries
✠✠ Burying the dead ✠✠ Praying for the living and dead
Our parishes and civil communities offer numerous opportunities to live out these works, form assisting with religious education
classes or volunteering at a food bank to encouraging our legislators to put forward policies that protect the life and dignity of each
person. As we grow in conformity to Christ, we see more clearly that all people are made in the image and likeness of God
(see Gn. 1:26) and so have an inherent value and dignity. By helping to build a more just and compassionate society, we act as
Christ’s Body in the world.
IT ALL COMES BACK TO THE EUCHARIST
Living the Christian life is not easy. “What material food produces in our bodily life, Holy Communion wonderfully achieves in
our spiritual life. Communion with the flesh of the risen Christ . . .preserves, increases, and renews the life of grace received at
Baptism. This growth in Christian life needs the nourishment of Eucharist Communion, the bread for our pilgrimage” (CCC, no 1392).
And so, each Sunday, we return to the Eucharistic table, bringing all our efforts of the previous week, the joys and the
sorrows. We gather with our brothers and sisters in the Lord and, together with our priest, we join these efforts to the perfect sacrifice
of Christ, asking that God will receive what we offer back to him in humble thanksgiving. The Catechism explains it as follows:
The Church which is the Body of Christ participates in the offering of her Head. With him, she
herself is offered whole and entire. She unites herself to his intercession with the Father for all men.
In the Eucharist the sacrifice of Christ becomes also the sacrifice of the members of his Body. The
lives of the faithful, their praise, sufferings, prayer, and work, are united with those of Christ and
with his total offering, and so acquire a new value. Christ’s sacrifice present on the altar makes it
possible for all generations of Christians to be united. (CCC, no 1368)
Then, strengthened by Holy Communion, we are once again sent forth into the world to glorify the Lord in our lives.

Clergy
Pastor
Parochial Vicar
Parochial Vicar, St. Agnes Mission
In Residence
Parish Deacon
Parish Deacon
Parish Sister
Parish Sister
St. Anthony’s Staff page 3
Religious
Rev. Msgr. Rob Wenzinger
Rev. Fr. Loren Blessing
Rev. Ricardo D. Magdaleno
Rev. Msgr. Myron Cotta, Diocesan Administrator
Rev. Mr. Edward C. Valdez
Rev. Mr. Ricardo DeLeon
Sr. Flor Azevedo, FHIC
Sr. Rosa Maria Branco, FHIC
Contact Person Phone ext. E-mail address
Administrator, Parish Mary Mosier ext. 103 mmosier@stanthonyfresno.org
Administrative Asst. Chris Shiveley ext 101 cshiveley@stanthonyfresno.org
Administrative Asst. Teri Lóera ext 102 tloera@stanthonyfresno.org
Accts. Receivable Lilli Angela Antonio ext 172 lantonio@stanthonyfresno.org
Bookkeeper Sherry Otero ext 120 sotero@stanthonyfresno.org
Adult Religious Ed. Martha Danks-Ferguson ext 114 mdanksferg@stanthonyfresno.org
Bulletin Editor Jan Spraggins ext 115 jspraggins@stanthonyfresno.org
Capital Campaign Sandy Cetti ext 228 scetti@sasfresno.com
Children's Religious Ed. Mary Socorro Briseño ext 119 mbriseno@stanthonyfresno.org
Finance/Facilities Tom Neumeier ext. 243 tneumeier@sasfresno.com
Infant Baptisms Teri Lóera ext 102 tloera@stanthonyfresno.org
High School Sacraments Sharon Christison ext 111 schristison@stanthonyfresno.org
Hispanic Ministries Edgar Briseño ext 173 ebriseno@stanthonyfresno.org
Hispanic Ministries Asst. Sr. Teresa de Jesús ext. 113 srteresa@stanthonyfresno.org
Marriage Coordinator Lynn Medeiros ext 116 lmedeiros@stanthonyfresno.org
Music Ministries David Sarkisian ext 302 dsarkisian@comcast.net
Parish Ministries Norma Jean Liscano ext 105 njliscano@stanthonyfresno.org
Sister Flor ext 122 sisterflor@stanthonyfresno.org
Sister Rosa Maria ext 112 rosamaria@stanthonyfresno.org
Religious Ed. Secretary Aida Bolton ext 121 ibolton@stanthonyfresno.org
Sunday Pre-School Martha Danks-Ferguson ext 114 mdanksferg@stanthonyfresno.org
Youth Group Ministries Sharon Christison ext 111 schristison@stanthonyfresno.org
Youth Group Assistant Sarah Moreno ext 110 smoreno@stanthonyfresno.org
St. Anthony’s School ~ 435-0700
School Principal Mr. Tim McConnico ext 233 tmcconnico@sasfresno.com
St. Agnes Mission Church ~ 439-2100
Parish Administrator Annette Amparano 394-5058 amparano@stagnes.comcastbiz.net
Director of Religious Ed. Phyllis Carmona 299-5549
Hispanic Ministries Miguel Mireles 259-4205
SAFETY CONCERN!
Within the last several weeks, there have been a number of incidents of vandalism and theft from the surrounding
neighborhood, our own parking lot and the larger Fresno and County areas - business and residential.
As mentioned before, these tough economic times may increase the incidents and we want you all to be careful and alert. PLEASE do
not leave anything visible on the seat of your vehicle. What may seem like an incidental item to you may appear valuable to someone
else. Example: A three ring notebook was taken & thought to be a lap top! If you have an older model vehicle, which has been the
most frequent target, consider adding the club to the steering wheel or a kill switch on the motor.
Please call the police if you witness vandalism or suspicious activity. You may also contact Turner Security at 486-3466.
Cameras have been installed in the lot, which have been helpful. Please call the Parish Office if you need assistance during business
hours or if we can help in any way. 439-0124 ext. 103

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Sacraments
Readings and Mass Intentions
(July 10 ~ July 17, 2011)
Sunday, July 10
Is 55:10-11; Ps 65; Rom 8:18-23; Mt 13:1-23 [1-9]
8:00 † Angelina Mehas by Ann Sciaroni
9:30 † Daniel Cotta by Mario Lóera Family
11:00 Intentions of Victoria Williams by Dr. Michael Escandon
1:00 Pro Populo
3:30 † Beatrice Solton by Fresno Traditional Mass Society
6:00 † Mario Beltramo, Sr.
Monday, July 11
Ex 1:8-14, 22; Mt 10:34 - 11:1
6:45 † Leonard Kozlowski by Knights of Columbus Council #6092
8:00 † Nina Stamoulis by Cathy Horn
Tuesday, July 12
Ex 2:1-15a; Mt 11:20-24
6:45 † Bill Anderson by John & Mary Fischer
8:00 † Frank Mastro by Pat & Linda Mastro
Wednesday, July 13
Ex 3:1-6, 9-12; Mt 11:25-27
6:45 † Sergio Alvarez by Raul L. Alvarez
8:00 † Jerry Craveiro by The Correia siblings
Thursday, July 14
Ex 3:13-20; Mt 11:28-30
6:45 † Bernadette Bricco by Jim Bricco
8:00 † Ellen Escandon by Michael Escandon
Friday, July 15
Ex 11:10 - 12:14; Mt 12:1-8
6:45 † Rachel Lara by Michael & Frances Berdinella
8:00 † Carl Orlando by Mike & Sara Orlando
Saturday, July 16
Ex 12:37-42; Mt 12:14-21
8:00 † Carol Cole by Angelo & Antoinette Pecora
5:15 † David Danks by his parents, Richard & Irene Danks
7:00 † Rodolfo Gutierrez by Consuelo Morales
Sunday, July 17
Wis 12:13, 16-19; Ps 86; Rom 8:26-27;
Mt 13:24-43 [24-30]
8:00 † Anthony Marinaro by Greg & Phyllis Netherton
9:30 † Lester Morrison by Frances Berdinella
11:00 † Bob Lund by Henrie Lund
1:00 † Maria Del Refugio Casellas by Consuelo Morales
3:30 †Aunt Gina by Anita Danihel
6:00 † Mona Saunders by Ken & Cindy Jaccard
‘†’ (deceased)
PRAYER FOR THE SELECTION FOR OUR NEW BISHOP
Almighty God, Send your Holy Spirit to guide those
who will advise the Holy Father in the selection of the next Bishop
of the Diocese of Fresno.
May he have the zeal of Saint Paul, the priestly gifts of
Saint John Vianney, the wisdom of a loving father and brother,
and most of all, the heart of your Son, Jesus.
We ask that the Blessed Virgin Mary intercede for us,
and that Saint Therese, our patroness, join us in this prayer,
which we make through Christ, Our Lord. Amen.
Banns of Marriage
The following couple will marry in the coming weeks:
James Baker and Whitney Lee
If you know of any canonical reason for them not to be married,
please contact the parish office.
Spouse’s Prayer
Lord Jesus, grant that my spouse and I may
have a true and understanding
love for each other.
Grant that we may both be
filled with faith and trust.
Give us the grace to live with
each other in peace and harmony.
May we always bear with one
another’s weaknesses and grow
from each other’s strengths.
Help us to forgive one another’s
failings and grant us patience,
kindness, cheerfulness and the spirit of placing
the well-being of one another ahead of self.
May the love that brought us together grow and
mature with each passing year.
Bring us both ever closer to You through our love
for each other.
Let our love grow to perfection.
Amen (www.catholic.org)
NEWLY BAPTIZED INFANTS
We welcome the infants who were recently
initiated into the family of Christ. May they always
feel the love of God working through their lives as they
are guided by their parents and godparents.
Shane Thomas Cervantes, Abigail Mariz Estacio,
Jordan Elijah Fine, Ciro Wesley Ortiz, Jr.
Recently Requested:
Edna McAllister by Dan & Carolyn Golden
Thomas LeBlanc by Dan & Carolyn Golden
Dennis Hebert by The Frye’s
Rodger Rigby by John & MaryPat Woolf
Stanley Shamoon by Catholic Charities Board & Staff
Pray for the Sick:
We pray for Karla Bautista, Anastacio Ramirez,
John Habar and all those who are sick. May they feel the
healing power of our prayers.
Condolences:
We pray for all the faithful departed. Eternal rest grant
unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon
them. May they rest in peace.

Steubenville
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Thank you for all those who have donated for our Steubenville Retreat! You are AMAZING! You have helped
sponsor 10 of our teens who would have otherwise not been able to attend.
We are still in need of your support. There are 41 of us going from St. Anthony’s, many for the first time. If you
can see it in your heart to contribute, please make a donation to our Life Teen Retreat Ministry.
We would also like to ask you to keep us in your prayers in the next few weeks.
For questions please call Sharon Christison @ 559-439-0124 ext111. You can follow us on Facebook
found on our website at www.stanthonyfresno.org.
SONSHINE SUMMER BIBLE CAMP T-SHIRT SPONSORS
A special thank you to Danny and Lynn Medeiros and a couple of other anonymous sponsors who helped
fund the t-shirts for the volunteers. We are forever grateful, and may the Lord bless you with much
more! Thank you for sharing of your treasure with us.
R.C.I.A. - Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
Sessions continue every Tuesday at 6:30pm in the Conference Room. New inquirers are always welcome.
No pre-registration is required. If you have any questions,
please call Martha @ 439-0124, ext. 114
LIFE TEEN
All High School teens are invited to attend our Life
Nights which are held from 7pm - 9pm.
We gather by the glass doors of the Community Center.
Bring a friend!
July 24 - Summer Life Nights
For more information contact
Sharon Christison at 439-0124 ext. 111 or email
schristison@stanthonyfresno.org
Steubenville San Diego July 29th thru 31st
LISTEN
Listen and attend with the ear of your heart.
~ St. Benedict
6th, 7th & 8th grades YOUTH
EDGE SUMMER NIGHTS
Features: Sports, Ice Cream & Bible Study
July 12 - Movie Night!
Come see what’s playing & bring your pillow!
July 19 - Timothy - The Bible’s last apprentice
Wear your swim suit and bring a towel for water games!
Be prepared to get soaked!!
It’s our last summer EDGE NIGHT!
For more information, contact
Sarah Moreno at 439-0124 ext. 110 or
smoreno@stanthonyfresno.org
Saint Felicity was a noble Roman matron, distinguished above all for her virtue. This mother
of seven children raised her sons in the fear of the Lord, and after the death of her husband, served God
in continence, concerning herself only with good works. Her good examples and those of her children
brought a number of pagans to renounce their superstitions, and also encouraged the Christians to show
themselves worthy of their vocation. The pagan priests, furious at seeing their gods abandoned,
denounced her. She appeared with her pious sons before the prefect of Rome, who exhorted her to
sacrifice to idols, but in reply heard a generous confession of faith.
“Wretched woman,” he said to her, “how can you be so barbarous as to expose your children to
torments and death? Have pity on these tender creatures, who are in the flower of their age and can aspire to the highest
positions in the Empire!” Felicity replied, “My children will live eternally with Jesus Christ, if they are faithful; they will
have only eternal torments to await, if they sacrifice to idols. Your apparent pity is but a cruel impiety.” Then, turning to
her children, she said: “Look towards heaven, where Jesus Christ is waiting for you with His Saints! Be faithful in His
love, and fight courageously for your souls.” . . . .
. . . . .When the interrogation was finished, the Saints underwent the penalty of the lash and then were taken to prison.

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Parish Ministries
OUR LADY FATIMA ROSARY & MASS
on Wednesday, July 13th @
St. Anthony of Padua Church
Rosary at 6:30pm / Mass at 7pm
In July Our Lady asked the children to continue to
“Pray the rosary everyday in order to obtain peace for
the world” and to end the war, because only she can
help you. Our Lady asked...
"Sacrifice yourself for sinners, and say many times,
especially when you make a sacrifice: “O Jesus it is for the
love of You, for the conversion of sinners, and in
reparation for the sins committed against the Immaculate
Heart of Mary.” To love Christ her Son and the Son of God!
TAIZÉ PRAYER
Come join us on Monday, July 25th
@ 7:30pm in the Main at
St. Anthony of Padua Church
“Prayer is not asking. Prayer is putting
oneself in the hands of God, at his
disposition, and listening to his voice in
the depths of our hearts.”
~ Blessed Mother Teresa
THE MONTHLY MEMORIAL MASS
on Saturday, July 16th @ the 5:15pm Mass.
At this Mass a list of names will be read out
loud and a candle will be lit in memory of those who
have passed away a year ago in July 2010, here at
St. Anthony’s Church. We invite members of the families
to come up after Mass to take the candle home as a
memorial to your loved one. If you have any questions
please call the Office of Ministry at: 439-0124, ext. 105.
ST. ANN’S BRIDGE CLUB
Come join us for fellowship and fun Monday,
July 11th, at 12:00 noon in the Conference Room.
For reservations call Rose Marie at: 439-2601 or Ann
at: 439-1649. New comers are always welcomed!
Save the Date for the next Core Group Meeting!
Monday, August 1, 2011, @ 7:00pm in Parish Office
Boardroom. We will be discussing plans for the Ministry
Fair. If you have any questions, please call the Office of Ministries at:
439-0124, ext. 112.
SAVE THE DATE: A PARISH HEALING SERIES – WEDNESDAY, JULY 20 & THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2011
WHERE: St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church — 5770 N. Maroa Ave. Fresno, CA 93704
SPEAKER: John & Sally Cojanis † THEME: “HEALING SERIES”
TIMES: Morning Mission: 10:00am in Our Lady of Guadalupe Chapel — Evening Mission: 7:00pm
John Cojanis, is a Catholic Lay Missionary from the Diocese of Tucson and has been conducting large
healing missions at Catholic Churches in many cities and states across the country. The entire family is
encouraged to attend this very special time of healing for our parish. Each day is completely different
but morning and evening sessions will be the same. For questions contact Sr. Rosa in the Office of Ministries at:
439-0124, ext. 112.
ST. ANTHONY FOOD DRIVE JULY 23 & 24 WEEKEND!
Catholic Charities is need of food at this time. If you could help in any way they need,
non-perishable food items such as: peanut butter, tuna, canned fruit or vegetables, tomato sauce,
beans, rice, cereals, powdered milk, etc. Monetary donations are greatly appreciated; please send
checks to: Catholic Charities 149 N. Fulton Street Fresno, CA 93701
If you would like to volunteer please contact: Rick & Kathy Martinez at: 431-3398.
As always we thank you in advance for your generosity~
“Lord, help me to make time today to serve you in those who are most in need of encouragement
or assistance.” ~St. Vincent de Paul
‘The Grief Journey…Walking Together’ ~ Widows, Widowers and Others who Grieve...
Once again, St. Anthony of Padua Parish is offering a 10-week program in September for
Widows & Widowers who experience different Issues than separated and divorced
individuals. The program’s goal is to use didactic material, poetry or inspirational writings,
and art in combination with the stories of the participants to help people move from a place
of pain and isolation to a place of peace and healing. More information will be forthcoming
or for questions please contact, Sr. Rosa Maria at: 439-0124, ext. 112 .

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For the Ride Home
Scripture
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
July 10, 2011
Just as from the heavens the rain and snow come down and do not return there
till they have watered the earth, making it fertile and fruitful, … so shall my
word be that goes forth from my mouth; (Isaiah 55:10a,11a)
You have visited the land and watered it; greatly have you enriched it.
(Psalm 65:10)
For creation awaits with eager expectation the revelation of the children of
God; (Romans 8:19)
But the seed sown on rich soil is the one who hears the word and understands
it, who indeed bears fruit and yields a hundred or sixty or
thirtyfold." (Matthew 13:23)
Reflection
How is God’s word spread on Earth?
How is the Earth enriched by those who “hears and understand it?”
How are you able to hear the Word of God and act on it?
How are you called to evangelize yourself, your family, your community, and
your world?
More pressing than ever are the motives for evangelization. One thinks of
that day on which Jesus saw the people in need of food and responded by telling his
apostles, "There is no need for them to go away; give them some food
yourselves" (Mt 14:16). He says the same thing to us who have been made rich by
his gifts of grace, truth, and eternal life. All around us people are starving for faith
and love, for hope and meaning in their lives. Because the Lord Jesus has done so
much for us, we cannot refuse to share the gifts we have been given.
Francis Cardinal George, OMI, Go and Make Disciples, Forward to the Tenth Anniversary Edition, United
States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington DC, 2001.
By Ted Bergh ParishVision LLC © 2011 – Visit ParishVison.org
GOD’S WORDS
Each day we are bombarded with thousands of words. From the
moment our clock radios click on in the morning, until the last moment of the
day when the television is turned off or someone bids us “good-night,” our life
is filled with words. Some words that we hear bring news that leaves us
feeling low. Some words lift our spirits. Many of the words we hear are trying
to get us to buy something. Some words are hurtful. Today the Church focuses
our attention on hearing the word of God. Are God’s words just more of the
same - part of the endless stream of words that flow into our ears each day?
The challenge today is to allow God’s word to inspire us in new ways so that
our outlook and attitudes align themselves more closely with the heart and
mind of Christ Jesus.
CHALLENGE TO CHANGE
At this time of the year it is easy to see
today’s Gospel in practice. Farmers
and gardeners sowed, weeded,
fertilized, and watered, and now begin
to see the fruits of their labor. They
sowed more seed than they actually
needed, as nature is generous but also
wasteful: no one who grows plants can
tell you how many will survive and
produce seed of their own. The parable
of the sower, like all Jesus’ parables,
stands conventional wisdom on its
head and offers layers of new meaning.
In Jesus’ day, the way of righteousness
was spelled out in the Jewish
scriptures. The person who lived as a
pious Jew, following the Law of Moses,
could be assured of many blessings.
Yet, as Jesus often demonstrated,
following the rules and living the life
are not the same thing. Why does the
seed of the word not bear fruit in
everyone who hears it? Jesus quotes
the prophet Isaiah, who describes
people as dull of hearing with their
eyes shut. Jesus explains this as a form
of self-protection. If people really hear
and really see, they might have to
change. We may hear this Gospel with
a hint of complacency. It is possible to
hear this parable and enjoy it as a
simple tale. After all, we understand it,
and we are not like the rest. But is this
true? Do we really hear the word? Are
we really seeking its meaning for us?
Do we allow it to take root in the good
soil in our lives, or do we push it to the
edges or let it get choked out by other
priorities? Disciples are the ones who
water and nurture it, and ask Jesus to
help them produce abundant fruit.
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Around the Diocese
Discover the riches of
THE MASS
Holy Spirit Church will be running a fascinating 5-part series on the Mass, entitled, A Biblical Walk Through the Mass.
In this study you will come to know and understand the Mass like never before. You will discover the rich meanings behind why
we say what we say and do during the Liturgy. The words and gestures of the Mass will be seen in a new light, leading you to a
richer, more fruitful worship experience.
Please join us on August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29 from 7:00 - 8:30pm in Msgr. James T. Logan Hall. For more information, please
contact Yoshi Asanuma at 559-977-8956.
Rachel’s Vineyard
If anyone desires the return to Jesus’ love and merciful forgiveness, which seems lost as the result of an
abortion, there is help through Rachel’s Vineyard Ministries. An English speaking retreat is scheduled for
September 30 - October 2, 2011 in Fresno. To register or for more information, please call (877) 629-6626, email
butcher_jennifer@yahoo.com or visit Rachel’s Vineyard website at www.rachelsvineyard.org.
Catholic Charities in Need of Volunteers
Volunteers are needed at Catholic Charities to assist in our outreach efforts. There is a special need for a bilingual
receptionist, volunteer coordinator and project assistants in the intake department, event coordinator for the Senior Companions
Program. Thrift Store assistant, help in the food pantry, security guards, fund development and website developer.
Times are flexible and individual schedules can be arranged. Contact Jody Hudson, Operation Director at
237-0851 ext. 1122 for more information.
ICEC
We are an education and consulting organization for international students and we work diligently in China to best
represent our high school and university partners, and provide them with qualified applicants.
Our international students all plan to finish high school and apply for a U.S. university. We are looking for interested
homestay families for international students attending San Joaquin Memorial High School, who can provide:
1) transportation to and from the school
2) two meals on weekdays (students may bring lunch from home) and three meals on the weekend.
For more information please contact: Ariel Fung at 626-922-3451 or email: ariellee321@gmail.com.
You are invited to attend the Second Annual "Christmas in July" Sale at The Holy Child. During the
month of July we will have fantastic bargains store wide for your shopping pleasure. Shop for yourself or shop
ahead for holiday gift giving. We are happy to be of assistance for all of your gift, book and bible shopping
needs. More gifts than ever before and many new book titles!!!! Free gift wrap included. Northwest corner of Palm
and Bullard, open Tuesday thru Saturday 10:30 - 5:30. Open Thursday until 9:00pm. Closed Sunday and
Monday. For more information, please call 439-7828.
For the weekend of July 3, 2011
This week’s plate income: $24,524.81
Last year’s plate income: $23,449.99
Difference: + $ 1,074.82
Year to Date Plate Collection:
7/1/2009 - 6/30/2010: $ 1,205,184.18
7/1/2010 - 6/30/2011: $ 1,194,011.22
Difference: + $ 11,172.96
Our next second collection will be held for: Peter’s Pence
held on July 17 - 18, 2011
Holy Spirit Church
Healing Series
Monday, July 18 and Tuesday, July 19
This is a beautiful healing mission that will be given at our parish.
John Cojanis, a Catholic Lay Missionary from the Diocese of
Tucson has been conducting large healing missions in many cities
and states across the country. Oftentimes many emotional,
spiritual and physical healings occur. The entire family is
encouraged to attend this very special time of healing for our
parish.
Choose either the evening session at 7:00pm or the morning
session at 10:00am (special music 15 minutes before each session).
Each day is completely different but morning and evening sessions
will be the same. We look forward to seeing you!

News You Can Use Page 9
FRESNO GRIZZLIES
presents
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP DAY
Friday, July 22, 2011 - 7:05pm
Gates open at 6:05pm
The Grizzlies will match each ticket purchased with an additional FREE game in August! You will
receive a voucher good for August 17.
Don’t forget the post-game fireworks!
For ticket information contact Adam Gleich at 320-2525 or agleich@fresnogrizzlies.com
St. Anthony’s School
Even though summer has just begun; it is not too early to think about the next school year. Have you
ever considered a Catholic education for your child? Wouldn’t it be nice for your child to attend a school where
God is the focus?
We would like to invite you to visit our website (www.sasfresno.com) for more information about the
quality education here at St. Anthony’s. If you prefer to speak to us in person. please contact the school office at
435-0700. Our office hours for the summer are Tuesday - Thursday 9:00 - 1:00pm.
St. Agnes Mission Church
What: Tamale Sale
When: July 30
Time: 12:00 - 4:00pm
Please call in your orders in advance to the church office at 439-2100
This fundraiser is to help with financial needs of our beautiful mission church.
Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha
Tekakwitha was born in 1656 in Ossernenon, a Mohawk village in upper New York, where Isaac Jogues
met his death. Her mother was a devout Catholic of the Algonquin nation but had been taken captive in a war with
the Mohawks. Tekakwitha’s father was a Mohawk chief. When a smallpox epidemic wiped out most of her people,
including both her parents as well as her brother, Tekakwitha survived with very bad eyesight and a scarred body.
Though her mother was Catholic, Tekakwitha had never been baptized. Now, orphaned at age 4, she was
adopted by her father’s family, who hated the Jesuit missionaries. But after a peace treaty allowed the Jesuits to
preach in the Mohawk villages, Tekakwitha met with them in secret and at the age of 20 was baptized and given the
name Kateri, for Catherine.
Kateri cherished time spent in the woods walking and kneeling for hours in prayer. But she was harshly punished for
refusing to work on Sundays and for refusing to marry. Punitive beatings, continual criticism, and mockery were constant. In 1677,
seeing her perseverance and fortitude, one of the Jesuits decided to send her away to Kahnawake in Quebec, where there was a large
community of Christian aboriginal people. There she was able to express and deepen her faith freely. Kateri lived a life dedicated to
care for the sick and aged, prayer, and severe penitential practices.
When Kateri visited Montreal she witnessed Marguerite Bourgeoys and her companions working and living in a convent.
On her return, Kateri, along with a widowed companion, tried to convince the priest to open a convent in the village. Finally, in 1679
she was allowed to begin a small convent at the mission.
However, in the spring of 1680, Kateri’s health deteriorated rapidly. Her pain soon became so great that she was not able to
move. When she died at the age of 24, her last words were “Jesus and Mary.” Those at her side said that as they watched all the scars
on her body disappeared and her disfigured face and skin shined.
Kateri was the first of the aboriginal people of North America to be beatified. She is invoked as patroness of the
environment and ecology. In Canada, she is remembered each year on April 17, and in the United States on July 14.
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9 Y 10 DE JULIO, 2011
UN RETO PARA CAMBIAR
En esta temporada del año los agricultores y jardineros empiezan a ver los frutos de su labor. Ellos
sembraron más semillas de las necesarias, pues no todas van a germinar y producir su fruto. La
parábola del sembrador nos ofrece una nueva manera de entender. En los tiempos de Jesús se creía que
cumplir con la ley de Moisés garantizaba bendiciones en abundancia. Jesús demostró que cumplir con
las reglas y vivir de una manera justa no es lo mismo. ¿Por qué la semilla de la palabra no produce
fruto en todas las personas? Jesús cita a Isaías, quien describe a un pueblo que no oye y que ha cerrado
sus ojos. Jesús dice que si verdaderamente oyeran y verdaderamente vieran se enfrentarían con el reto
de tener que cambiar. ¿Escuchamos verdaderamente la palabra y permitimos que eche raíces en nuestra vida o la
echamos a un lado y la asfixiamos? Son discípulos los que riegan y alimentan la palabra recibida, y le piden a Jesús que
produzca en ellos fruto abundante. Copyright © 2010, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.
La Corresponsabilidad Vivida Ahora
¿Dónde ha caído la palabra de Dios en el terreno fértil de tu vida y cómo da
su fruto? ¿Cuándo la hemos asfixiado o perdido? Copyright © 2010, WLP
GRUPOS Y ACTIVIDADES
ESTUDIO DE BIBLIA
NOTA: NO HABRAN REUNIONES DEL
ESTUDIO DE BIBLIA DURANTE EL MES
DE JULIO. LAS NUEVAS REUNIONES
COMENZARAN DESPUES DE LA
SEGUNADA SEMANA DE AGOSTO
GRUPO DE ORACIÓN
LUGAR:SALÓN#24-7:00PM, MIÉRCOLES
GRUPO DE JOVENES
HIGH SCHOOL 9-12 grados
LUGAR: SALÓN DE CONFERENCIAS
7:00PM A 8:45PM - VIERNES
GRUPO DE JOVENES - LA VID
JR HIGH SCHOOL 7-8 grados
LUGAR: SALÓN #22
7:00PM A 8:45PM - VIERNES
REUNIONES DEL GRUPO LA VID
DURANTE EL VERANO
July: 8, 22 August: 12 Sept: 2, 16
OTROS ANUNCIOS
INSCRIPCIONES PARA LOS
PROGRAMAS DE:
CONFIRMACIÓN
SACRAMENTOS PARA ADULTOS
CATECISMO Y
PRIMERA COMUNION
Inscripciones regulares comienzan
durante el mes de agosto, 2011
CONFIRMACIÓN
PRE CONFIRMACIÓN
El programa Pre Confirmación
esta diseñado para responder a
las necesidades que los jóvenes
tienen en el 9no grado. Les
ayuda en sus necesidades
catequéticas, espirituales,
emocionales y sociales.
El programa es un repaso de
oraciones y los sacramentos.
Además prepara a los jóvenes
que aun no han recibido su
Primera Comunión y para el
primer año
de confirmación.
Si su hijo/ja estará en el 9no
grado este próximo año le
Fondo de Asistencia de la
Parroquia
Hoy segundo domingo
del mes es la colecta
para el Fondo de
Asistencia de la
Parroquia. Voluntarios
estarán en las salidas
de la iglesia aceptando sus
generosas contribuciones. Gracias!
RECORDATORIOS
CÓDIGO DE VESTIR
DURANTE EL VERANO
EN LA IGLESIA
Aunque los meses de verano son
calientes, la iglesia tiene un código
de vestir apropiado en la iglesia. La
ropa puede ser ligera y confortable.
Shorts o faldas cortas, camisetas sin
mangas, blusas con cintas de
spaghetti o ropa de playa no son
apropiadas para los servicios de la
iglesia. Mientras alguno diga “a Dios
no le importa lo que uno viste
mientras vayamos a misa” nadie
debe ser la ocasión de pecado. Por
favor respete la celebración de la
misa.
NIÑOS INCÓMODOS
O LLORANDO
Recordamos a los papás
con niños que lloran o se
ponen incómodos durante
la misa. No duden en llevarlos a las
salas de entrada o fuera de la iglesia
para que agarren aire fresco o para
que se compongan nuevamente. Por
compasión, recuerde, otros están
orando o escuchando la celebración
de la misa. En la iglesia, las filas de
atrás están reservadas para los
papás con niños pequeños para su
salida fácil. También tenemos la
capilla de Guadalupe para papás con
niños pequeños ya que los servicios
sanitarios están cerca y accesibles.
Gracias por su cooperación.
Pagina 10
MISA EN ESPAÑOL TODOS LOS SÁBADOS A LAS 7:00PM
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MATTHEW A. PASCUA FDR # 1284 MICHAEL J. RABARA FDR # 2073
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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I’m looking forward to serving your
needs for insurance and financial
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Like a good neighbor,
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ADOLPH’S A-1 TREE SERVICE
TREES AND STUMPS REMOVED
Trimming • Topping • Transplanting
Shrubs Trimmed & Removed
Chipping • Pruning
Stump Grinding
General Clean-up • Hauling
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Lic & Insured • Lic. # 737958
Senior Citizen Discount
275-2700
7 DAYS A WEEK
FREE ESTIMATES
222-0815
Catholic Owned and Operated
DR. THOMAS
PENMAN
Podiatrist – Foot Specialist
(559) 226-5860
4820 N. First St., #104
CHINESE CUISINE LLC.
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221-0227
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062360 St Anthony of Padua Church (B)
Gayle Smith
Piano Teacher
Parishioner
4565 E. Weldon Ave.
255-1032
“Shoes for the Whole Family”
“Zapatos para Toda la Familia”
3140 W. Shaw #108
271-7547
FAITHFUL CATHOLIC
LITERATURE AND
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211 N. J Street, Madera
(AT ST. JOACHIM’S CHURCH)
559-662-0682
SEWER & DRAIN CLEANING
LIC. NO.
618155
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FOR EXPERT SERVICE
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OPERATED
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MAUSOLEUM,
CEMETERY &
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PICCADILLY INN - SHAW
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559-226-3850
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Grocery and Natural Foods, Quality at affordable prices
Deli, Homemade Salads and Dishes
Kid’s Day Activities, First Saturday of every month from 2-4 PM
NE Corner of Herndon & West
(559) 432-3306 www.themarketfresno.com
(559) 325-8400
“People Who Care...
Caring for People”
675 W. Alluvial Ave., Clovis
Assisted Living • Memory Care • Respite
www.orchardparkseniorliving.com
680 WEST SHAW AVENUE, SUITE 204 Above Talbots 559-439-4191
LONDON
PROPERTIES
Nubia Rios
Realtor Lic#01887319
287-3809
“Estoy Para Servirle”
DeMera Certified Public
DeMera Accountants
Cameron
LLP
Suite 101, 5080 North Fruit
Fresno, CA 93711
559.226.9200
www.ddccpa.com
Faces!
CENTER FOR FACIAL
AESTHETICS AND REJUVENATION
PETER T. TRUONG, M.D.
Surgeon & Parishioner
434-9497 Ft. Washington & Friant Rd.
www.facialsurgerydr.com
VAL DORNAY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Former DEP. D.A. & Vietnam Vet.
Knight of Columbus For 35 Years
LEGAL SERVICES FOR:
AUTO ACCIDENTS • PROBATE
WILLS • LIVING TRUSTS
FREE Consultation • Se Habla Español
(559) 299-5300 or (888) 214-1000
DISCOUNT OF 50% FOR PROBATE,
WILLS & TRUSTS FOR PARISHIONERS
FAMILY CARE CLINIC
OF FRESNO
Antonio Villalvazo, M.D.
Board Certified Family Practice
5359 N. Fresno St. #108 F
Barstow
(559) 227-1663
JACK OBERTI, D.D.S.
Family & Cosmetic Dentistry
434 W. Shaw (Marlo Gardens)
NW Corner Shaw / Maroa
226-2211
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
BOUTIQUE
Women’s Apparel & Accessories
Father & Daughter Team and St. Anthony of Padua Parishioners
RAMIREZ & RAMIREZ
LAW OFFICES
6011 N. Fresno St., Suite 120
Fresno, CA 93710
(Bullard & Fresno Street)
(559) 437-9400
Free Consultations on Auto Accidents and Personal Injury
HABLAMOS ESPAÑOL • RAMIREZANDRAMIREZLAW.COM
BULLARD MEDICAL GROUP
Dr. Sonal Patel, M.D.
Specializing Naturopathic
Specializing in Allergies, Detoxification,
IV Therapy & Enviromental Medicine
255 W. Bullard, Ste. 109, Clovis, CA 93612
297-7563
“Experience specialized treatment in a state of the art facility”
Chris Telesmanic, Doctor of Physical Therapy
Phone: 478-5833 Fax: 439-7847
St. Anthony’s parishioner since 1982, Se Habla Español
HOLY FAMILY
COUNSELING
Melissa Rodriguez, LMFT
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
1834 Howard Rd., Suite F Madera
559-706-8641
Katinka Yepez
Independent Sales Rep.
Mention Bulletin for 10% Off.
225-2244 rubennkatinka@att.net
BULLARD PHARMACY
Hours M-F 8:30-7
Sat. 9-5 Sun. 11-4
2026 W. Bullard at West
438-0111
Since 1947
Any Make or Model • Cars/Trucks
Jason Sanders
3rd Generation Parishioner
(559) 822-4500
JAIME’S DESIGNS & FLOORS
Residential ~ Commercial ~ Lic. #788534
GRANITE • COUNTER TOPS • CUSTOM CABINETS • WOODS
jaimesdesignsandfloors.com
(559) 498-0677 ~ (559) 498-8553 FAX ~ Jaime Martinez
Parishioner ~ Color Guard ~ Knights of Columbus
PAVILION WEST SHOPPING CENTER
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FD 868
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Funeral Home FD 1146
Catholic Funeral Directors
A Fresno Tradition since 1929
559.227.4048
Donald E. Cardell
FD 1185 Manager
Servando Tovar, FD 1032 – David T. Adame, Arranger
1525 E. Saginaw Way – www.whitehurstsullivan.com
DALENA/BENIK
& ASSOCIATES
Insurance Service Inc.
For All Your Insurance Needs
6740 N. West Ave. #108
Fresno Parishioners
448-9580
DIANA C. VELOSA, DDS
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NEW PATIENT GIFT
7614 N. Fresno St. #105
435-3344
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~~~~~~~~
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243-9143
SERVING ST. ANTHONY’S
SINCE 1965
Judy Gentile Gaither
~~~~~~~~
7675 N. Blackstone #114
(559) 449-0251
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to get 20%
off your meal
JC MELTON
AIR CONDITIONING
Heating • Sheet Metal
Refrigeration
Lic. #842258
1932 E. Home (559) 268-6286
~~~~~~~~
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Draperies • Valances
Custom Bedding
Shutters
Shades • Blinds
INTERIOR REDESIGN
Free Courteous Consultation
1st Place National
Window Fashions
Design
Competition 224-4404
062360 St Anthony of Padua Church (A)
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Affordable Residential
Cleaning!
291-6333
Mention Ad for
New Customer Discount
JK DENTAL CLINIC
General Dentistry & Orthodontics
Most Insurance & Medi-Cal Welcome
HENRY FAJARDO, D.M.D.
Open Mon-Sat: 9am-6pm • Se Habla Español
2100 E. Clinton (between Fresno/Blackstone)
224-5988 • 224-5989
Hanford, CA
Maurice Cameron & Bill Warmerdam
Trek 132 W. Nees #111
Bicycles
(NW Corner
Blackstone)
435-BIKE
RUBBERSOULCYCLES
HOMES FOR BRIDES
Tel. 707-228-3015
EXCLUSIVE SUMMER SPECIAL
Wedding Package $2,500.00
($500.00 will be donated back to the church under your name)
Michael W. Berdinella, Attorney At Law
Accident Injury and Criminal Law
436-8000
726 W. Barstow, Fresno, CA (Palm and Barstow)
St. Anthony’s Parishioner Since 1979 Se Habla Español
FD 176
266-0666
Kathi
O’Rourke
DESIGN, LTD.
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Since 1973
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Fresno
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5279 N. Blackstone Ave.
(559) 435-6570
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Family and Cosmetic Dentistry
Call 222-9923
for an Appointment
125 E. Barstow Avenue, Ste 101
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Most Dental Insurance Accepted
Gentle & Professional Staff
Hablamos Español
Attorney Represented
Janine
Esquivel
Abogada/Attorney
LOW
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BANKRUPTCY
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Ph: (559) 439-2991
Fast Relief with:
* Chapter 7 &
Chapter 13
* Foreclosures
* Lawsuits
* Reposessions
* Creditor Calls
Se Habla
Español
Debt Relief Agency / Agencia de Liberacion de Deuda
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4950 N. Woodrow Ave.
Across from Savemart Center
Monday - Sunday 9:00 AM-9:00 PM (559) 292-3188 Mention Ad. for
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Catherine Irasusta, D.D.S.
Gentle Family Dentistry
& Orthodontics
1575 W. Shaw
(bet. Fruit/West)
221-7303 559-221-0578
Parishioner/Accepting New Patients
Accepts VISA and MC
Speaks Tagalog and Spanish
Medically Supervised
Weight Loss
349 E. Bullard Ave.
Ste. 105
(559) 447-9056
Diocese of Fresno
Catholic Cemeteries
St. Peter’s, Holy Cross, Calvary
Mausoleums, Traditional Ground Burial
Niches for Cremation
Competitive Prices
Affordable Pre-Need Financing Available
Se Habla Español
264 N. Blythe Ave., Fresno
559-488-7449
www.DioceseofFresno.org/cemeteries
Wish To Upgrade Your Home?
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DENTIST
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225-0395
Walk-Ins Welcome • Payment Plans
MEDI-CAL & MOST INSURANCE ACCEPTED
2818 N. BLACKSTONE AVE., FRESNO
(BETWEEN SHIELDS & PRINCETON)
$40 TWO X-RAYS
& Initial Exam
Not valid with insurance
The
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Lunch • Dinner
Cocktails
GEORGE & CATHY
MILUTINOVICH
Owners
Palm & Shaw
1054 West Shaw Ave.
Fresno, California 93711
559.224.1054
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