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Our Lady of the Assumption Parish
September 6, 2015
Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time
PASTOR
PAROCHIAL VICAR
DEACONS
Rev. Edward C. Domme
Rev. Michelangelo Cimino
Dcn. Jim Delgado
Dcn. Maurice Graff
Dcn. Jack Granato
PARISH OFFICE
(505) 256-9818
Fax (505) 256-3131
811 Guaymas Place NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108
Hours 8:30 am-12:00 pm & 1:00-4:30 pm Mon.-Fri.
Closed Weekends, Holy Days & Holidays
(505) 256-3167
815 Guaymas Place NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108
www.olacs.org
5:00 pm Saturday
7:00 am, 10:00 am and 11:30 am (English)
8:30 am (Bilingual)
SCHOOL OFFICE
WEBSITE
SUNDAY OBLIGATION MASS:
SUNDAY MASS:
WEEKDAY MASSES
Monday-Saturday
Tuesday, Thursday
On the Corner of Lomas and Tennessee NE
8:30 am
5:30 pm
CONFESSIONS: Saturday 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm or by appointment during regular office hours.
Mission Statement:
Created in God’s image, we are the people of Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Parish. In communion
with the Roman Catholic Church and the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, we dedicate ourselves to living the Gospel
of Jesus Christ. Guided by the Holy Spirit; nourished by the Sacraments; and under the Patronage of Our Lady
of the Assumption; we strive to use our varied gifts and rich heritage to build the Body of Christ through
worship, prayer, education, and service to all.
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MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK OF: September 7- September 13, 2015
Mon., 7th * Weekday *
Colossians 1:24-2:3
Psalm 62:6-7,9
Luke 6:6-11
Tue., 8th * Weekday *
Micah 5:1-4a
Psalm 13:6ab, 6c
Matthew 1:1-16, 18-23
Wed., 9th * Weekday *
Colossians 3:1-11
Psalm 145:2-3, 10-11, 12-13ab
Luke 6:20-26
Thu., 10th * Weekday *
Colossians 3:12-17
Psalm 150:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6
Luke 6:27-38
Fri., 11th *Weekday *
1 Timothy 1:1-2, 12-14
Psalm 16:1b-2a,&5,7-8,11
Luke 6:39-42
Sat., 12th * Weekday *
1 Timothy 1:15-17
Psalm 113:1b-2, 3-4,5&6-7
Luke 6:43-49
8:30am
– S.I. for Brother Samuel Philip Hakeem by Karen Gibbs
– S.I. in honor of St. Padre Pio, St. Anthony and St. Jude
† Josefita Sprunk by her daughter, Lucille Carrillo
8:30am
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5:30pm
8:30am
8:30am
5:30pm
8:30am
8:30am
5:00pm
Sunday, September 13th
7:00am
Isaiah 50:4c-9a
Psalm 116:1-2,3-4,5-6,8-9 8:30am
James 2:14-18
Mark 8:27-35
10:00am
11:30am
***Labor DayOffice Closed***
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The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Gene Leyendecker by Kathie Leyendecker
Rita Trujillo (RIP 2010) by the family
Joe Ray Chavez by Liz Vigil
Deceased Members of the DesMarais and Kitzinger families by the family
St. Peter Claver
Arthur Schwalm by Connie
S.I. in honor of St. Anne in thanksgiving
S.I. in honor of the Sacred Heart and the Immaculate Heart of Mary
S.I. for Al Sanchez by Ann Ahlander
Tom Martinez by Joan Martinez
Margie Leyba by Margaret Durand
S.I. in thanksgiving by Liz Vigil
S.I. for Gina Aragon by mom and dad
S.I. for Monty Rivera by Ann Ahlander
Arnold Carrillo by his wife, Lucille
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The Most Holy Name of Mary
Mo Herrera by Carole Herrera
Alfred and Neda Mercier by the family
Edward Valdez, Dolores O. Valdez and Nora Peralta
Michael J., Sr., Marcella M. and Michael J., Jr. Toohey by the Toohey family
Dr. Art Matte by the DeMar family
Tony Tafoya and Bob Wood by the family
Eloy Turrietta by JoAnn Turrietta
Vicky P. Garcia by Roman Garcia and family
Mary S. Ortega by the Benavides family
Mark Saad, George Saad and Aspen Rawlings by Sylvia Saad
Delfin Martinez by Regina Martinez
Living and deceased members of the Joseph N. Garcia family
“Did not God choose those who are poor in the world to be rich in faith…” (James 2:1-5)
“He has done all things well,
He makes the deaf hear and the mute speak." (Mark 7:31-37)
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
St. Peter Claver: Saint Peter Claver, S.J., was a Spanish
Jesuit priest and missionary born in Verdú who, due to his
life and work, became the patron saint of slaves, the
Republic of Colombia and ministry to African Americans.
During the 40 years of his ministry in Colombia it is
estimated he personally baptized around 300,000 people.
He is also patron saint for seafarers.
The Most Holy Name of Mary: The Feast of the Holy
Name of Mary, is a feast day celebrated on September 12
to honor the name of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It has been
a universal Roman Rite feast since 1684, when Pope
Innocent X included it in the General Roman Calendar to
commemorate the victory at the Battle of Vienna in 1683.
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — Say to those whose hearts are
frightened: Be strong, fear not! Here is your God
(Isaiah 35:4-7a).
Psalm — Praise the Lord, my soul! (Psalm 146).
Second Reading — Show no partiality as you adhere
to the faith in our glorious Lord Jesus Christ (James
2:1-5).
Gospel — Jesus makes the deaf hear and the mute
speak (Mark 7:31-37).
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Lectors
Eucharistic
Ministers
Ministry of
Altar
Servers
Gift
Bearers
LAY MINISTERS FOR THE WEEKEND OF: SEPTEMBER 5 & 6, 2015
Sat., 5:00pm
Sun., 7:00am
Sun., 8:30am
Sun., 10:00am
Mary O’Keefe
Ann Gilpin
Yusalet Rodriquez
Sarah Crawford
Brad Sedillo
Edward Larranaga Francisco Rodriquez David Crawford
William Polster/c
Linda Sedillo/c
Gertrude Gutierrez/c Gary Stone/c
Mary Ortega/s
Mary Anne Polster/s Judy Gutierrez/s
Bill Fiedler/s
Carlos Lopez
Kirk Schriner
Zia Lucero
Rebecca Fiedler
Elianna Lopez-Sanchez Diego Flores
Aylene Lucero
Alexandra Fiedler
Nicholas Mittas
Daniel Gonzales
Santana Larranaga
Carol Sedillo-Romero Margaret Romero
Tom & Dolores Vigil David O’Malley
Sun., 11:30am
Alicia Montoya
Rob Kaiser
Robert Paiz/c
Maria Baca/s
Bethany
Kettleborough
Clara Johnston
Victor Rodriguez
LAY MINISTERS FOR THE WEEKEND OF: SEPTEMBER 12 & 13, 2015
Sat., 5:00pm
Lectors
Eucharistic
Ministers
Ministry of
Altar
Bearers
Sun., 8:30am
Sun., 10:00am
Sun., 11:30am
Dan Domme
Celine Crawley
Guillermo Madrid
Kim Madrid
Ann Gilpin
Colleen Domme
Anita Reiser
Hermilla Madrid
Willia Tobin
Emma Lutton
Josie Peloquin/c
John Reilly/c
Thomas Johnston/c David Crawford/c
Joseph Frias/c
Becky Wise/s
Celine Crawley/s
Ernestina Garcia/s
Sarah Crawford/s
Dolores Velasquez/s
Emo Sedillo
Brian Kilman
Alexandra Martinez
James Vallejos
Selina Paiz
Micheal Chavez
Rachel Kilman
Daisy Martinez
Leah Vallejos
Ariana Galaviz
Gabriela Hoswell
Anthony Rice
Kiana Frederick
John Romero
Nicole Aragon
Michael Madrid
Servers
Gift
Sun., 7:00am
Ron & Amanda
Sanchez
Eliza Garcia
family
Lay ministers if you are unable to serve, please find a replacement. Thank you.
OLA MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK
Sunday
Biblia en Español
Cenacle Rosary
1st Sunday Coffee & Donuts
2nd Weekend Religious Article Sales
9:50 am - Office
1:30 pm - Chapel
All Masses - Gym
All Masses
Monday
1st & 3rd
Sept-Dec
6:00 pm - Office
6:45 pm - Office
Tuesday
St. Vincent de Paul
Adult Confirmation
Legion of Mary
RCIA Adult Formation
Wednesday Spanish Choir
2nd & 4th
Knights of Columbus
7:00 pm - Church
7:00 pm - Gym
Thursday
9:00 am - Church
6:30 pm - Church
6:30 pm - Office
1st & 3rd
Friday
2nd & 4th
2nd
6:00 pm - Sacristy
4th
6:30 pm - Office
ALTAR SERVER CLASSES:
Altar Server classes will be held
during September. These classes are
open to all young men and women
who have received the Sacrament of
First Holy Communion and are at
least 10 years old or starting 5th
grade. Students need to attend a
minimum of 4 classes to complete the course. The
parish needs additional servers for all Masses, but
there is a special need for the 11:30am Mass. For
further details or to register, please call Mr.
Klarkowski at 797-0311. Your support is greatly
appreciated!!
Legion of Mary
10 am Choir
Men’s Group
Blankets & Booties
9:30 am - Office
Spanish Baptism Class 6:30 pm - Office
English Baptism Class 6:30 pm - Office
CHOOSING LIFE
God made us for a reason. His love is our life
mission. This mission enables us to find our true
identity. If we choose to embrace this mission, we will
have a new perspective on many issues, not just the
family. To live the mission of the domestic church
means that Catholic families will sometimes live as
minorities, with different values than their surrounding
culture. Our mission of love will require courage and
fortitude. Jesus is calling, and we can respond,
choosing lives of faith, hope, charity, joy, service and
mission.
© WORLD MEETING OF FAMILIES, 2015 PHILADELPHIA
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LITURGY CORNER
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
Orthodox Christians have a saying about the
reality of sin. They speak of “this holy and sinful
Church, which we love.” We know all too well the
effects of sin on the faith community. From our
earliest days, we have seen baptism as a place where
the old self dies in Christ, dies to sin, and rises to new
life. Our ancestors in faith held that post baptismal
major sin was unthinkable. Yet, as one Baptist
minister once explained, “We know that sin is
drowned in the water, but it would appear that the
devil is a pretty good swimmer.”
The origins of the sacrament of penance have to
do with a similar insight among bishops in the early
church. A critical question for them was whether or
not a baptized person who had committed a public sin
could be re established in church life, forgiven, and
restored. Forgiven, yes, was an early answer, but
restored was another matter. Penance would be a
permanent lifestyle for the forgiven; they would live at
the margins of the community, clearly visible in
distinctive garments, and their access to the table of
the Eucharist was restricted. The harsh beginnings of
public penance led in time to a true treasure of our
tradition: the ability to find our way home through the
ministry of others, and a way for all of us sinners to
experience the gentle embrace of our forgiving Lord.
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE
El Rito del Bautismo contiene varios elementos
simbólicos que merecen nuestra atención. El agua, por
ejemplo, es un elemento de doble significado. Es
símbolo de vida y pureza. Además, la misma agua que
es símbolo de vida, también puede traer la muerte. En
el Rito del Bautismo el agua da muerte a nuestro viejo
ser para hacernos renacer a la vida abundante que nos
promete el Señor.
Una vez renacidos se nos recuerda que nos hemos
revestido de Cristo (las vestiduras blancas), que Dios
nos ha iluminado (la vela) y nos ha ungido
(seleccionado) con el crisma, óleo perfumado con que
se consagraban los reyes, profetas y sacerdotes en
tiempos bíblicos.
Todos estos símbolos son bellos, pero a mi parecer,
el más bello es el de Efata, que en griego significa
ábrete. El ministro bendice los oídos del bautizado para
que se abran a la Palabra de Dios y le bendice también
la boca para que proclame no sólo alabanzas a Dios,
sino para que sea un pregonero de su palabra. El
cristiano debe ser una persona atenta a la voz de Dios
para poder servirlo y proclamarlo al prójimo.
—Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
LA PALABRA DE DIOS HOY
Todas las semanas cuando nos reunimos para celebrar la
Misa el Señor tiene algo que decirnos. El Evangelio de hoy
relata la historia de la curación del hombre sordo y
tartamudo. Esta historia milagrosa se nos cuenta
GOD’S WORD TODAY
seguramente a fin de que reflexionemos acerca de lo que
Each week when we gather for Mass the Lord has
ocurre cuando estamos “abiertos” al poder de Dios, como
something to say to us. Today’s Gospel recounts the
pasó con el sordo. No necesitamos mirar más allá de la
familiar story of the curing of the deaf man who had a
segunda lectura para descubrir lo que eso significa.
speech impediment. This miracle story is surely meant for Santiago llega al mero centro de la cuestión cuando nos
us to ponder the meaning of what occurs when we are
dice que Dios eligió a los pobres de este mundo para
“opened,” like that deaf man, to the power of God. We need hacerlos ricos en la fe y herederos del Reino. Santiago nos
look no further than the second reading to discover this
exhorta a tratar con justicia a las personas y a no juzgar
meaning. Saint James gets to the heart of it all when he
según las apariencias. En nuestro bautismo
tells us that God chose the poor in this world to be rich
experimentamos lo que la Iglesia llama el rito de Effetá,
inheritors of the kingdom of heaven. James exhorts us to
que está inspirado en la historia del Evangelio de hoy. El
treat people fairly and not to judge based on outward
sacerdote o diácono tocó nuestros oídos y nuestra boca, y
appearances. At our baptism, we experienced what the
oró para que se “abrieran” a profesar la fe que
Church calls the “Ephphatha Rite,” a rite that is inspired by escuchamos. Oremos para que veamos con nuevos ojos,
today’s Gospel story. At that time, the priest or deacon
oigamos con nuevos oídos y así podamos responder a
touched our ears and mouth, praying that we would “be
todo y a todos de una manera justa.
open” to professing the faith we hear. Let us pray that we
Traducido de Saint Margaret Sunday Missal derechos de autor © J. S. Paluch
will see with new eyes, hear with new ears, and respond to Company
all in ways that are fair and just.
—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
From Saint Margaret Sunday Missal, copyright © J. S. Paluch Company
EL TRABAJO
Sin trabajo nada prospera.
LABOR
Without labor nothing prospers.
—Sófocles
JUICIO
Juzgar a otro es usurpar descaradamente una
prerrogativa de Dios.
—Sophocles
JUDGMENT
To pass judgment on another is to usurp
shamelessly a prerogative of God.
—San Juan Clímaco
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PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Sunday Collection
Thank you for your continued support!
Annual Catholic Appeal
2015 Archdiocesan goal is $3,150,000
Our Lady of the Assumption Parish goal is $66,000
ACA pledges are due by December 31, 2015
Thank you to all who participate in the ACA Pledges.
SEMINARIAN SUPPORT
There will be a second collection next weekend for
Seminarian support. This is the Archdiocesan
campaign for the support of local seminarians in their
studies and formation.
SPECIAL INTENTION BOOK
A special intention book is available on the table
at the back of the church for weekend Masses. Please
feel free to write your intentions in the book before
Mass begins.
August 30, 2015 $ 11,452.42
PARISH MINISTRIES
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
This society consists of volunteers who seek to aid
the poor of our parish. Assistance requested by
families or persons is determined by family/personal
visitations. Members who make the visit consider
each case by its situation and determine the need,
giving assistance accordingly, depending on our
RELIGIOUS ARTICLE SALES NEXT WEEKEND
funds and resources. The ministry is supported by
Religious Articles will be sold next weekend after all
the Masses in the gathering area. Please stop by and parish contributions.
see what’s available.
LECTORS: Men, women and youth proclaim God’s
Word as revealed in Scripture. Schedules in this
OLA’S GOOD SHEPHERD MINISTRY
crucial activity usually occurs once every 4 to 6
Casserole cooking is a simple way to give
of your time and talent. This ministry
provides good, hot meals to our
USHERS: People 18 years of age and older are
community’s homeless and hungry men, women and
needed at all Masses to assist in welcoming and
children. Come to the Parish Office during regular
seating the community, assisting during Holy
business hours to pick up recipes and containers. For
Communion and taking up the collection. If interested
more information contact the Parish Office.
speak with one of the ushers.
COFFEE AND DONUTS TODAY
Coffee and Donuts are offered today after all
Sunday Masses in the gym. Come, enjoy and
meet your fellow parishioners.
BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORING
Blood Pressure monitoring will be available
at coffee and donuts on the first Sunday of
The month in the gym as well as the 3rd
Sunday in the gathering area of the church.
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF THE EUCHARIST:
Men, women, and youth 18 years and older who are
called to assist in the distribution of Holy Communion
at Mass. Participation at Holy Communion is usually
once or twice a month.
MINISTRY TO THE SICK AND HOMEBOUND:
Within the boundaries of the OLA Parish, we have a
hospital, nursing homes, assisted living centers and
several private care homes, all caring for the needs of
our sick and infirm. Volunteers are needed to bring
Christ to the many people residing in these facilities.
Commitment can be from 1 hour per month to 2 hours
per week. If interested in this very caring ministry,
leave a message for Deacon Jim Delgado at the
parish office (505-256-9818).
CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD:
For the first 20 minutes of the 10:00 AM Mass on
Sundays, children (Kindergarten thru 3rd grade) meet
in the Sacristy where volunteers present the Sunday
readings and Gospel in an age appropriate manner.
The children return to their parents for the Liturgy and
the Eucharist. This ministry needs volunteers to
coordinate and plan Sunday lessons and activities,
and aides to assist the lead catechists in teaching and
ministering to the children.
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION REGISTRATION
Registration forms are located on the
tables at the back of the Church or in
the Parish Office. You must provide a
copy of your child's Baptism certificate if
they were not Baptized here at OLA (no
exceptions). Registration fee is $30 per
year per student—$35 for First Communion and
Confirmation students.
PLEASE NOTE: Grades 1 through 8 will meet on
Tuesdays ONLY 6:20 pm to 7:35 pm, starting
September 15. High School Confirmation students will
meet on Sundays after the 10 am Mass until 1 pm,
starting September 13.
WORD FOR CHILDREN
1st-3rd Grade
Sundays in the Sacristy
During the 10 am Mass!
CATECHISTS NEEDED
Religious Education is still seeking catechists for
grades 1 through 8 for the 2015-2016 school year. If
you can commit 2-3 hours a week, please call the
Parish Office.
BAPTISM CLASS
Parents and Godparents do not need to wait until the
baby is born to make arrangements for baptism or to
attend our baptism class. Classes are held monthly, in
the Parish Office at 6:30-8:00 pm: The next English
Baptism Class: will be Friday, September 25.
Registration for the baptism class must be completed
in the Parish Office. NOTE: In order to baptize here at
OLA the parents need to be registered in the parish at
least two months prior to baptism preparation.
CLASES DE BAUTISMO - 6:30- 8:00 pm
Padres de familia y padrinos, no necesitan esperar hasta que
el bebé nazca para hacer arreglos para bautizar y atender
nuestras próximas clases de bautismo en ingles y español.
Las clases son mensuales. Nuestras próximas clases serán:
En Espanol: Viernes, 11 de Septiembre
La inscripción tiene que completarse en la Oficina de la
Parroquia, previo a la Clase de Bautismo. Por favor llame a la
Oficina de la Parroquia para mas información al 256-9818.
NOTA: Los padres necesitan ser registrados por a lo menos
de dos meses en la parroquia antes preparación de bautismo.
puede suceder.
RCIA - RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS
The RCIA is a program of induction into the Catholic Church through
the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist; but more
than that, it is a process designed to meet our fundamental spiritual
needs as Christians and help us identify with and become part of the
faith community.
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If you are interested in becoming Catholic, seeking to learn about Catholicism as the result of an interfaith
marriage or other relationship, or simply wonder what the process entails…
If you are planning to be married in the Catholic Church, are over the age of 18 yrs and haven’t been
confirmed…
If you are a practicing Catholic who would like to share your faith with others by becoming a
sponsor…
If you or someone you know is interested in this Journey of Faith, please fill out a form located at the back of
the church and place it in the collection basket or return to the parish office.
ADULT CONFIRMATION
Preparation for Adult Confirmation began on Monday, August 31 from 6:45 pm to 8:45 pm in the Merrifield
Room of the Parish Office. Requirements to attend these preparation classes for individuals who are not
confirmed are as follows: 19 years of age or older; baptized Catholic and received First Holy Communion;
if married, must be married in the Catholic Church by a priest or deacon. Verification must be provided.
Classes are held every Monday until December 7; attendance at all classes is required unless excused. For
more information please contact Deacon Jack Granato at 271-0551. Confirmation is scheduled for
November 30, 2015.
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O.L.A. SCHOOL NEWS
SCHOOL MASSES FOR SEPTEMBER
Wednesday
Wednesday
September 16
September 23
UNIFORM STORE HOURS
2015-2016
Wednesday 3:30 pm-4:00 pm &
Thursday 8:00 am-8:30 am
Store will be closed in
December and May.
Grade 5
Grade 4
ABUSE AWARENESS WORKSHOPS
The Archdiocese of Santa Fe 2015 Abuse Awareness Training for Adults, “Creating a Safe Environment for Our
Children” is now being offered. This is a mandatory training for all adults who volunteer in any ministry or school that
work with children, within the Archdiocese of Santa Fe. For a full schedule of classes visit www.archdiosf.org.
OLA has scheduled an abuse awareness class on Thursday, September 10th from 6:00-8:30pm in the Parish Office;
because this class is offered at our Parish, pre-registration is not required. If you have any questions please call
256-9818.
***This class is required for any adult wishing to attend their child’s field trip, school event.
or sit in on Religious Education Classes ***
AROUND THE ARCHDIOCESE
MARIPOSAS: A support group for those with a loved
one who suffers an addiction; meetings are held every
Tuesday night at the Catholic Center, beginning
September 15. Call the Family Life Office at the
Archdiocese to pre-register—831-8345
STATE FAIR VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
The Archdiocese of Santa Fe
Evangelization Office sponsors an
information booth in the Manuel Lujan
Building at the State Fair each year.
This year the State Fair will take place
from September 10-21. If you are
interested in volunteering please contact Denise @
505-831-8165. Volunteers are offered free entrance to
the fair and free parking.
MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT RENEWAL:
Marriage Enrichment Evenings of Celebration will be
held each month at Queen of Heaven Parish from
6:30pm to 8:30pm. Please bring a potluck dish to
share. Dates are September 18, October 15,
November 20, and December 18. Child care is
GOLFING WITH A PADRE:
Serra Club of Albuquerque is hosting their Golfing With
A Padre event on Monday, September 14, 2015, at
Tanoan Country Club Put your best group together or
let us do that for you, Register early to ensure you play
with a Padre! Players and sponsors are needed! For
more information visit www,serraclubalbuquerque.com
or call Tom McCollum at 505-298-6343. Proceeds
directly support our seminarians.
RETROUVAILLE, a lifeline for troubled marriages.
Retrouvaille will teach you a method to re-establish
communication. It consists of a weekend experience
and a series of 7 follow-up sessions over a three
month period. The next program will be September
11-13, 2015. For more information or to register call
505-890-3495 or find us on the web at
www.HelpOurMarriage.com.
NATIVITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY FIESTA
You are invited to the Fiesta of Nativity of the Blessed
Virgin Mary Church corner of 4th and Alameda Blvd NW,
Sunday, September 13th, 10 am to 6 pm. There will be
entertainment, foods, games, silent auction with a multitude
of articles and antiques, arts and crafts, etc. For more
information call 898-5253.
OUR LADY OF SORROWS FIESTA
Our Lady of Sorrows Parish in La Joya, NM is proud
to announce their annual Fiestas Saturday September
12 and Sunday September 13, 2015. Saturday
includes food booths, raffle ticket sales, great music
for your listening and dancing pleasure 7:00 pm—
LIFE IN THE SPIRIT SEMINAR
11:00 pm. Sunday includes food booths, raffle ticket
The Antioch Retreat Prayer group will conduct a Life in the
sales, cake and pie auction, cake walk, bingo, music
Spirit Seminar at the Sangre de Cristo Community Center
for listening and dancing pleasure 11:30 am—5:00
8901 Candelaria Rd NE, on 3 Thursdays: Sept 24, Oct 1
and Oct 8, from 6 pm to10 pm. There is a $15 registration pm with the drawing at 5 pm. For more information
fee for the 3 Thursdays. Call Harold or Carlyn at 296-7005. call parish secretary Karen-864-4461, or Bernadette864-8854.
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