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First Sunday of Advent
November 29, 2015
We must be on guard for the Day which is to come when all will be fulfilled. As we await the coming of
Christ, let us love one another, observing His covenant and decrees.
Next Week’s Readings
Bar 5:1-9 Ps 126:1-6
Phil 1:4-6, 8-11 Lk 3:1-6
Parish Staff
Pastor ~ Rev. Ron Nelson
Parochial Vicar ~ Rev. Edgar Rivera
Pastoral Associate ~ Deacon Tom Altenhofen
Deacon ~ Deacon Hans Mueller
Business Manager ~ Laura Olguin
Director of Outreach Ministry ~ Lilly Hagen
Director of Music ~ David Phillips
Director of Religious Ed. ~ Julie Rutledge-Sanchez
Parish Secretary ~ Sally Ross
Sacramental Registrar ~ Margaret Fleming
LifeTeen Coordinator ~ Leslie Jones
Lead Custodian ~ James DuChateau
Assistant Custodian ~ Joe Crandall
Mass Schedule
Monday – Friday ~ 6:55 am & 12:15 pm
Saturday ~ 8:00 am
Sunday Vigil (Saturday evening) ~ 5:30 pm
Sunday ~ 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am
1:00 pm (Spanish), 5:30 pm LifeTeen
National Holidays ~ 9:00 am
Confessions
11:00 – noon ~ Wednesday & Friday
4:00 pm & 7:00 pm ~ Saturday
The Advent Wreath Prayer
What Is Advent?
The season of Advent is the four weeks of waiting and
preparing for the birth of Jesus on Christmas Day. The
name comes from the Latin word “adventus,” which means
“coming.” The prophet Isaiah tells of the hope of the
Israelites, who waited for the coming (advent) of the
Messiah; he dreams of a time when God’s rule will prevail.
We believe that Jesus is the Messiah, and we celebrate His
coming as a babe in Bethlehem.
We also await the
fulfillment of the divine plan – that is, Christ’s second
coming at the end of time. During Advent we both look back
(birth of Jesus) and look forward (second coming) while
paying attention to the grace of the present.
For centuries Catholics have lit the Advent wreath
as part of their spiritual preparation for Christmas.
The evergreen branches shaped into a circle
represent everlasting life promised to us by Jesus.
The lit candles remind us that Jesus came into the
world to dispel darkness and radiate the light of Gods’
love.
Say this prayer as you light each candle of your
Advent wreath at mealtimes:
The people that walked in darkness have seen a
great light!
(Is 9:1-2)
Christmas Card Sale
St. Mary teens are selling Christmas Cards after each
Mass as a fundraiser for those going to the Steubenville
San Diego Conference. The design of the Christmas
Card is a beautiful picture of St. Mary’s very own
manger scene. The cards will be sold in bags of 5 cards
for $10 per bag. All proceeds go directly to those who
are selling. Please direct your questions to Leslie Jones
at 541-953-7823 or [email protected].
Advent Giving Tree
The St. Vincent de Paul Advent Giving Tree is in the St.
Mary Parish Center. Wrapped gifts WITH THE ORIGINAL
TAG (wrapping paper preferred over gift bags) can be
returned to the Parish Office – NO LATER THAN Monday,
December 14th. You do not need to buy everything listed
on the tag. They are just suggestions. Call 541-342-1139
with any questions.
Servers
Mass Intentions
November 30 – December 6, 2015
November 30 – December 6, 2015
6:55 am Mon. - Fri. ~ Gary Lombardo
8:00 am Sat. ~ Gary Lombardo
12:15 pm Mon. – Fri. ~ Vicki Kelly
Daily Morning Masses
M ~ Intentions of the Wayne Hanson Family
T ~ Placido Dacanay †
W ~ Gladys Hammar †
T ~ Intentions of Mary Ann & Pete MaGee
F ~ Anna Kmec †
S ~ DJM – Missionaries of Mercy
Daily Afternoon Masses
Sunday, December 6
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Dylan Hurlimann, Wyatt Hurlimann
7:30 am ~ Knights of Columbus
9:00 am ~ Angelina Falcon, Giancarlo Falcon, Luke Manning
11:00 am ~ Quinn O’Connell, Jack Sotelo, Tommy Sotelo
5:30 pm LifeTeen ~ Josefine Byun, Caleb Singleton, Zach Witt
M ~ Tony Federice †
T ~ Intentions of Bill & JoEllyne Howerton
W ~ Intentions of the Wayne Hanson Family
T ~ Intentions of Andrew Sanchez
F ~ Intentions of Cederic & Monique Mallais
Lectors
November 29 – December 6, 2015
6:55 am Mon. – Fri. ~ Julie Copley
8:00 am Sat. ~ Julie Copley
12:15 pm Mon. – Fri. ~ Rosemary Montgomery
Sunday Masses
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Intentions of David Montgomery
7:30 ~ Intentions of the Devereaux Family
9:00 ~ Kathy Freedman †
11:00 ~ Patricia Liljestrom †
1:00 ~ Salvador Baylon †
5:30 LifeTeen ~ For Parishioners
Sunday, December 6
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Darrin Fleming, Joe Hoffman
7:30 am ~ Knights of Columbus
9:00 am ~ Ryan Helbling, Judy Hull
11:00 am ~ Cynthia Fellez, Francisco Garcia
5:30 pm LifeTeen ~ Scott Russi
In Our Prayers
Let us remember:
…all those who are ill, including,
Sr. Agnes Bachmeier, Marge Catha, Joseph Couture,
Margaret Darland, Rick Dunham, Jerry Gordon,
Judy Gough, Terry Ianora, Ginger Janisse, Jim Kinsman,
Craig Leadon, Timothy Lewis, Scarlet Rudy Craig,
Blaise Schaal, Leah Shepherd, John Sondag
Mary Jane Valdez and Julie Woodworth
…all those who have died, including,
Betty Strutz, Herbert Rosenberg
Dr. Ronald Schwerzler
Turkey Drive
Thank you, parishioners of St. Mary, for taking part in St.
Vincent de Paul’s Turkey Drive. A freezer has been delivered
to the church to store frozen turkeys and hams, one of which
will be included in each of the 2,500 Holiday Food Boxes that
will be distributed by St. Vincent de Paul volunteers in EugeneSpringfield prior to Christmas. We appreciate your help
meeting this goal by bringing your donation of a frozen turkey
and/or ham to weekly Masses or delivering it to St. Mary during
business hours. The freezer will be in place through Sunday,
December 6, 2015.
To receive a Holiday Food Box, visit SVdP’s Social Service
Office in person and request a ticket. The Social Service
Office is located at 456 Hwy. 99, at Hwy 99 and Elmira Road.
Hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from
10:00am to 12:30 pm and 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm.
Advent Penance Services
Perpetual Adoration
No Coverage
Monday 2-3 am
Thursday 8-9 am
Monday 3-4 am
Thursday 3-4 am
Friday 7-8 am
Friday 2-3 pm
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Tuesday, December 1, 7:30 pm….St. Jude
Wednesday, December 2, 7:00 pm….Newman Center
Thursday, December 3, 7:00 pm….St. Paul
Friday, December 4, 1:00 pm….St. Mary
(Bi-lingual)
Wednesday, December 9, 6:45 pm….St. Helen
(Bi-lingual)
Tuesday, December 15, 6:30 pm…St. Alice
(Bi-lingual)
Thursday, December 17, 6:45 pm…St. Peter
Friday, December 18, 6:30 pm….St. Mary
(Bi-lingual)
Tuesday, December 22, 6:45 pm…St. Mark
(Bi-lingual)
Christmas Eve
Calling all Angels, Shepherds and Israelites! Sign-ups for
the children’s procession on Christmas Eve (4:30 Mass) will
take place after the 9:00 and 11:00 Masses on Sunday,
December 6, 2015. If you have a child, age 5-15, who
cannot make it during these times, but is still interested in
being involved, please email Christine Manning at:
[email protected]
“First 1000 Days” Campaign
A Catholic Culture of Life Initiative
Where All Are Welcomed and Loved With Mercy
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poinsettias and wreaths. If you would like to sponsor
Christmas flowers, please pick up an envelope at the entrance
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For more information contact: [email protected] or call 541520-6787.
Funding for Julie Woodworth
The niece of one of our parishioners was one of the
victims of the Roseburg shooting and was severely
wounded.
She has a long and expensive road to
recovery. If you would like to contribute to help the
family with expenses, you can contribute at any US Bank
branch to a trust for the Julie Woodworth Donation
Fund with no fee. Or you can contribute through
gofundme.com at:
https://www.gofundme.com/pq5g36mg
which takes 8% of the donation.
WEEKLY COLLECTION
November 22, 2015
Offertory
$11,389.24
Parish Pay
2,702.50
Misc. Income
230.80
Total
$14,322.54
Budget
$21,000.00
When we give to God, we are just taking our
hands off what already belongs to Him.
STRENGTHEN YOUR MARRIAGE
The Beloved video series features acclaimed marriage
experts who speak to the very heart of every husband and
wife, and examine the day-to-day challenges of married life.
There are two six-part video programs available to you in your
home free of charge through our parish subscription to the
FORMED program. Part 1 – Mystery and Meaning of
Marriage. Part 2 – Living Marriage. Visit:
FORMED.org St. Mary code: c248e
Calendaring
The new year is rapidly approaching. All events are being
programmed into our scheduling calendar. Please call Sally,
541-342-1139, to confirm all scheduled events/activities at St.
Mary’s facilities. This includes meetings, prayer groups,
music practices, special events, classes, etc. Thank you.
Advent Day Retreat
Our Lady of Peace Retreat
3600 SW 170th Ave., Beaverton, OR
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Retreat Master: Fr. Vincent Kelber, OP
Theme: “The Shoot of Jesse; the Incarnation of Christ”
9:00 am – 2:30 pm (doors open at 8:30 am)
$40 per person, includes lunch
To Register, visit www.olpretreat.org or
Call the Retreat House at 503-649-7127 or email
[email protected]
This week’s All Souls listing for the
month of November includes:
Ed Anheluk
Bruce Boyd
Shirlee Boyd
A.J. Rosenthal
Helen Rosenthal
Marriage & Family Ministry Training
Sunday, December 6, 2015 ~ St. Paul Parish
2:00 – 5:00 pm
Relevant training for Ministry Leaders who serve
marriages and families, either directly or indirectly.
National Keynote Speaker
Good Friday
PrayerEvening
& WorshipFish Dinner
The Knights of Columbus
begin serving soup at 4:30 pm
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Workshops
Practical steps for your Parish to serve
marriage & family
Information, online registration & more at:
www.pdxfamlife.org/marriage-family-training/
Immaculate Conception
The Feast of the Immaculate Conception is on Tuesday,
December 8, 2015. This is a Holy Day of Obligation. The
Mass times are:
6:55 am
12:15 pm
5:30 pm
7:00 pm (Spanish)
“An Out-of-the Box Christmas”
The children of the parish will present a delightful Christmas
musical entitled, “An Out-of-the-Box Christmas”, in the Parish
Center on Saturday, December 19, 2015 at 4:00 pm and
after the 5:30 pm Vigil Mass (6:45pm).
Please take
advantage of this wonderful opportunity to support our
children in their musical endeavor.
Religion in Literature
The next Religion in Literature meeting will be on Thursday,
December 10, 2015, at 7:00 pm in the Elizabeth Seton Room
of the Parish Center. The book to be discussed is “Lila” by
Marilynne Robinson.
Bible Study
Fr. Bryce will offer a Bible Study on “ Jesus; Priest, Prophet,
King” on December 1, 8, and 15, 2015 at 10:30 am in the
West Hall of the Parish Center.
Raffle for Carmelite Sisters
Twice a year the Carmelite Auxiliary has a fundraiser to
support our dear Sisters at Carmel of Maria Regina. This
year we will be selling tickets for a chance to win a seven
piece, signed Kincade Christmas Village. The tickets will be
sold for $1 and no donation is too small. The drawing will be
on Sunday, December 6, 2015. Tickets can be purchased
in the Parish Office.
Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat
For some, it may seem like their abortion is an event totally
left in the past, yet vast evidence shows that abortion has
long-lasting, life-altering affects in the lives of women and
men who have experienced it. To feel, deal, and heal from
abortion(s), attend a life-changing Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat.
Contact Project Aurora for information about the April 8-10,
2016 retreat near Medford:541-942-2861 or email:
[email protected]. Para Español llamada a Aracely:
541-621-7047.
Christmas Flowers
This Christmas, the church will again be adorned with
many poinsettias and wreaths. If you would like to sponsor
Christmas flowers or wreaths, please pick up an envelope at
the entrance of the church. Return your envelope in the
collection basket or to the Parish Office before December
21. Be sure to clearly fill out the front of the envelope with
the name and circle the “in memory (deceased)” or “honor of
(living)”. The names will be listed in the bulletin at the end of
the month. Suggested donation: $25
Catholic Campaign for Human
Development
Thank you for your contributions to the collection for
the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD)!
Your generous gifts will help CCHD end poverty in the
United States through better education, improved
housing, and economic development. Through CCHD and
its beneficiaries, we demonstrate Catholic social teaching
and carry out Jesus’ mission to “bring glad tidings to the
poor…to proclaim liberty to captives and recovery of
sight to the blind, to let the oppressed go free”
(Luke 4:18).
Catholic Community Services
Help those in need during the holidays through Catholic
Community Services. Donate warm clothes, shoes and
socks at either of our two locations (1464 W. 6th in Eugene
or 1025 G St. in Springfield). Take a ‘snowman’ ornament
off the Giving Tree at Valley River Center, donate online to
our utility assistance programs, www.CCSLC.org, or
volunteer when we give out Christmas treats on December
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23 at both sites. Contact Sarah, Outreach Coordinator at
541-345-3628, ext. 330.
Ducks Give Back
St. Mary Conference of
St. Vincent de Paul
St. Mary Conference of Saint Vincent de Paul is in
desperate need of men and women who are physically strong
enough to visit the needy. Jesus taught us to love the poor
and tend to their needs. We teach that we can see Jesus in
the face of each precious child of God we visit. We never visit
the poor alone, but in pairs of two. At our meetings, we study
the word of God and the teachings of St. Vincent de Paul.
We pray for those we have visited and our own members.
We report on the visits we have made and where we are
financially.
This plea has become necessary because the majority of
our present members, who have faithfully served for many
years, are now older. Pray for us that God will bless us with
new members. You will receive all the necessary training you
will need to be effective Vincentians.
For more information, call our president Ray Evans at 541968-7859 or just show up at our meetings on the first and
third Tuesdays of the month at 5:30 pm in the St. Joseph
room next to the Adoration Chapel.
Join the University of Oregon men’s basketball team to
raise money for St. Mary Catholic Church while cheering on
the Ducks! For every ticket sold by referral from St. Mary
Catholic Church for the Duck game vs. Stanford on Sunday,
January 10, 2016 at 7:00 pm, St. Mary Catholic Church will
receive $4 back. To get your tickets, call Ryan Lane at the
University of Oregon Athletic Department at 541-346-8453.
Theology on Tap
We’re made for love, but if we expect the world to satisfy
our deepest cravings, we’ll always hunger for more. How do
you avoid counterfeit love? Join Drs. Benedict and Ellen
McWhirter for discussion and discovery. The McWhirter’s
hold doctorate degrees in Counseling and Psychology, they
have been married for several years and have raised two
daughters. They have been involved in marriage preparation
programs and have a keen knowledge of the blessings of
relationships built on Christ. Join other young adults on
Thursday, December 3, 2015 at Glenwood Café, 1340
Alder Street. Call 541-343-7021 for more information.
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Información en Español Lunes, Martes y Viernes de 9:00 am 12:00
Apologética (Parte 7)
(Es dar una Explicación Razonada de tu Fe)
La Apologética cumple con la orden de San Pedro:
“sigan adorando interiormente al Señor, a Cristo; y
siempre estén dispuestos a dar una respuesta acertada al
que les pide cuenta de su esperanza. Pero háganlo con
sencillez y deferencia” (respeto) (1 Pe 3:15-16).
La Eucaristía
Los católicos mantienen que la Eucaristía es,
literalmente el Cuerpo y la Sangre de Cristo.
Virtualmente todas las denominaciones protestantes
creen que Cristo está presente sólo simbólicamente en
la Eucaristía.
Dado que la doctrina de la Eucaristía es tan importante,
y dado que nos divide de casi todos los protestantes, el
católico debe insistir en incluir la Eucaristía en cualquier
diálogo apologético, y debe estar preparado para
discutir bien este tema.
Con el fin de poder defender el fundamento de la
Presencia Real de Cristo en la eucaristía, se deben
leer y estudiar los siguientes pasajes bíblicos:
Jn 6:48-59, Mt 26:26-28, Mc 14:22-24
Lc 22:17-20, 1 Cor10:14-17,1 Cor11:23-29
Debes ser capaz de guiar a un no-católico paso a paso.
Se debe comenzar leyendo Jn 4:31-34 y Mt 16:5-12 los
cuales presentan a Jesús hablando sobre la comida en
una manera simbólica. Compara esta situación con la
de Jn 6:51. Jesús dice que debemos comer su carne
para vivir eternamente. En Jn 6:52, los judíos
interpretan a Crisato literalmente. Jesús entonces repite,
una y otra vez con el lenguaje más claro versículos 5356 que debemos comer su carne y beber su sangre
para tener vida eterna.
Información Importante
Si asiste regularmente a la iglesia de Santa Maria y aún no
está registrado, favor de pasar a la Oficina Parroquial durante
las horas de oficina y regístrese. También avisenos si su
teléfono o dirección ha cambiado.
Requisitos para Primera Comunión
† Ser miembro activo y estar registrado en la iglesia por
lo menos 6 meses antes.
† Su hijo/a debe asistir por lo menos 2 años a clases de
catecismo.
† Las inscripciones se llevarán a cabo al empezar el
año escolar después de Misa con Rosa Zavala y
después en la Oficina Parroquial
Confesiones en Español
Miércoles 2 de Diciembre 11:00 am a 12:00 pm
Viernes 4 de Diciembre 4:00 a 5:00 y 7:00 a 8:00 pm
Sábado 5 de Diciembre 4:00 a 5:00 y 7:00 a 8:00 pm
Fe Familiar Preguntas para Compartir
† Primer Domingo de Adviento †
Lucas 21: 25-28, 34-36
En el Evangelio de hoy, Jesús les habla a sus discípulos acerca
de los hechos que acontecerán en la tierra, de las señales
prodigiosas y aterradoras. También les previene que se acerca la
hora de su liberación. Les previene en contra de los vicios, la
embriaguez y las preocupaciones de esta vida para que cuando
esto llegue no los encuentre desprevenidos.
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Nadie sabe cuándo ni cómo será ¿Qué puedes hacer para
estar preparado? ¿Cómo puedes ayudar a otros a estar
preparados?
Campaña “Primeros 1000 Días”
Cultura de Iniciativa Católica de Vida
Donde todos son acogidos y amados por la misericordia
(Día 259) El bebé en desarrollo en el útero cuando se expone
al plomo está en mayor riesgo de nacer prematuramente y con
bajo peso al nacer. La madre está en mayor riesgo de un
embarazo complicado por hipertensión causada por el plomo.
La Caminata de Jericó
Acompáñanos a la ½ hora de Apoyo a Pro-Vida en la caminata
alrededor de Planned Parenthood en Glenwood.
Cada caminata se llevara a cabo el último sábado de cada
mes. Se llevará a cabo el sábado 26 de diciembre a la
1:00pm. La idea se tomo del pacto de Alianza en la Ciudad de
Jericó. Para más detalles email o llamar a Doris Simpkins 541520-6787 [email protected]
Matrimonios
Si planea una boda aquí en Santa María, necesita hacer
primero una cita con la secretaria y después el sacerdote para
las Pláticas Pre-Matrimoniales en línea
Requisitos para los Bautizos
Antes de bautizar a su niño/a los PADRES necesitan:
† Ser miembros activos y estar registrados en la iglesia por lo
menos 6 meses antes del bautizo.
† Registrarse para asistir a las pláticas Pre-Bautismales
Los PADRINOS también deben haber asistido a las pláticas PreBautismales, y cumplir con lo siguiente:
† Haber recibido los Sacramentos de Iniciación: Bautizo,
Confesión, Primera Comunión y Confirmación.
† Tener por lo menos 16 años de edad.
† Ser miembros activos de la Iglesia Católica.
† Si están casados deben ser casados por la Iglesia
Católica.
Pláticas Pre-Bautismales
No habrá plática el mes de diciembre Necesita
registrarse en la Oficina Parroquial.
Favor de no traer niños pequeños a las pláticas ya que
distraen la atención en las clases.
Sunday, November 29
Monday, November 30
ST. ANDREW
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
6:30 ~ Religious Ed/Edge
6:55 † Mass
9:15 ~ DJM
10:30 ~ Bible Study
12:15 † Mass
5:30 ~ St. Mary Conf./SVdP
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
7:00 ~ RCIA
Thursday, December 3
Friday, December 4
Saturday, December 5
FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
KC Breakfast
Steubenville Christmas Card Sale
7:30 † Mass
9:00 † Mass/Children’s Liturgy
11:00 † Mass
1:00 † Misa
2:15 ~ Spanish Religious Ed.
5:30 † LifeTeen Mass
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
1:00 ~ Stations of the Cross
(For Victims of Abortion)
3:30 ~ Christmas Play Rehearsal
5:30 ~ Choir Practice (9:00)
7:30 ~ LifeTeen Band Practice
8:00 ~ Esperanza Prayer Group
Monday, December 7
Tuesday, December 1
Wednesday, December 2
6:55 † Mass
11:00 ~Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
1:00 ~ Marian Prayer
6:00 ~ Choir Practice (11:00)
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
Sunday, December 6
6:55 † Mass
10:00 ~ Prayer Shawl Meeting
11:00 ~Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
1:00 ~ Advent Reconciliation Serv.
6:30 ~ La Esperanza
8:00 † Mass
9:00 ~ Word Apostolate of Fatima
9:00 ~ DJM
4:00 ~ Reconciliation
5:30 † Vigil Mass
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
7:00 ~ Reconciliation
SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT
Esperanza Breakfast
Christmas Eve Costuming
7:30 † Mass
9:00 † Mass/Children’s Liturgy
RCIA Rite of Acceptance
11:00 † Mass
12:00 ~ English Baptisms
1:00 † Misa
2:15 ~ Spanish Religious Ed.
5:30 † LifeTeen Mass
6:40 ~ LifeNight
ST. AMBROSE
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
6:30 ~ Religious Ed/Edge
THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
(Holy Day of Obligation)
6:55 † Holy Day Mass
10:30 ~ Bible Study
12:15 † Holy Day Mass
5:30 † Holy Day Mass
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
7:00 † Holy Day Mass (Spanish)
Tuesday, December 8
Wednesday, December 9
Thursday, December 10
Friday, December 11
Saturday, December 12
Sunday, December 13
Monday, December 14
6:55 † Mass
11:00 ~Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
6:00 † Guadalupe Mass
OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE
6:00 ~ Las Mañanitas
8:00 † Bi-Lingual Mass
9:00 ~ Guadalupe Celebration
4:00 ~ Reconciliation
5:30 † Vigil Mass
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
7:00 ~ Reconciliation
6:55 † Mass
11:00 ~Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
1:00 ~ Marian Prayer
6:00 ~ Choir Practice (11:00)
6:00 ~ Ministry of Healing Prayer
6:00 ~ Regnum Christi
6:30 ~ Confirmation Class
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT
Coffee & Donuts
7:30 † Mass
9:00 † Mass/Children’s Liturgy
11:00 † Mass
1:00 † Misa
2:15 ~ Spanish Religious Ed.
5:30 † LifeTeen Mass
6:40 ~ LifeNight
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
3:30 ~ Christmas Play Rehearsal
5:30 ~ Choir Practice (9:00)
7:00 ~ Religion in Literature
7:30 ~ LifeTeen Band Practice
8:00 ~ Esperanza Prayer Group
ST. JOHN OF THE CROSS
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
6:30 ~ Religious Ed/Edge