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ESTABLISHED 1956 ESTABLISHED 1960
As a diverse Catholic community, we joyfully worship God, celebrate fellowship and care for our neighbor.
370 SW 3rd St. Boca Raton FL 33432
561.392.0007 561.392.0074 Fax
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Msgr. Michael D. McGraw Pastor
Fr. Tom Lafreniere Parochial Vicar
Fr. Wesler Hilaire Parochial Vicar
Deacon Bill Watzek
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Fr. Carlo DiNatale-Tarasi Assisting
Fr. Norman Schwartz Assisting
Msgr. Steven Bosso Assisting
Fr. Michael Driscoll Assisting
Deacon Michael Zatarga
Deacon Sam J. Barbaro
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Parish Office Hours
Monday - Thursday 8:30am to 6:00pm
Friday 8:30am to 5:00pm
Saturday 9:30am to 2:00pm
in the Gift Shop 561.393.0006
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School Office Hours
561.392.7974 561.368.6671 Fax
Monday - Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm
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Mass Schedules
Saturday Vigil: 4:30pm, 6:30pm (Spanish)
Sunday: 7:30am, 9:15am,
10:45am, 12:15pm & 5:00pm
Monday-Friday: 6:45am & 8:15am
Saturday mornings: 8:15am
Eve of Holy Days: 6:00pm
Holy Days: 6:45am, 8:15am,
9:15am, & 12:15pm
Holidays: Only one Mass at 9:00am
Baptisms
Sunday (English): 1:30pm
3rd Saturday (Spanish): 12 noon
The Easter season is over and we return to the liturgical
season we call Ordinary Time. Ordinary does not mean
dull or boring. Rather it is the orderly counted weeks
of time outside of the other seasons where we hear in
depth the wonderful teachings of the Gospel. There is
nothing dull about Ordinary Time! And we can see that in
the two opening Sundays of Ordinary Time after Easter.
This Sunday and next Sunday we celebrate two beautiful
solemnities, special days that call our attention to central
mysteries of our faith. Today, on the first Sunday after
Pentecost, we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most
Holy Trinity. This feast invites us to consider what we
believe about God, who has revealed himself to us in the
Trinity—one God in three persons.
The Gospel we hear today from John is situated near
the end of Jesus’ long discourse at the Last Supper. In
the early part of this discourse, as we saw last week on
Pentecost, Jesus assures the disciples that the Paraclete
will be with them after he leaves. In the section we hear
today, he focuses more on the shape of the future, which
will include Jesus’ victory over the world that they will
share in. The disciples of Jesus cannot know the future.
They can only know that, whatever shape the future
takes, they will not have to face it alone. They have the
Spirit of Truth, who will continue to provide the teaching
of Jesus in the future.
Hearing this message on Trinity Sunday reinforces our
understanding of the unity shared by the members of the
Trinity: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Although the idea of
one God in three persons remains a mystery, we have
the assurance that, as Jesus and the Father share all,
Jesus and the Spirit share all. God’s love for us shines
forth from that relationship between the three Persons.
This love God has for us is not as we often understand
love, something romantic and emotional. It is selfless
love. Love that puts others first. God is the model of
selfless love. There was no need for God to create our
planet or the creatures that inhabit it; it was an act of
selfless love. There was also no need for God to send his
only Son to save us. That too was an act of selfless love.
As we draw closer to God and the mystery of the Trinity,
we learn about God’s love. God has lavished us with
love in the persons of the Son and the Spirit, who in
turn nurture in us the desire to do the same. When we
open ourselves to be filled with an awareness of the
divine life within us, we participate in the endless spiral
of love that leads to eternal life. Whenever we share
selfless love in our family, we are sharing in the life of
the Trinity.
Sister Vivian Gonzalez
Confessions
Saturday: 3:15 - 4pm & 5:30 - 6:15pm
MAY 22, 2016
YOUR CATHOLIC COMMUNITY IN DOWNTOWN
RATON
MAYBOCA
22 • ST.
JOAN OF ARC • 1
MAY 22
MASSES FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 23, 2016
We extend a warm WELCOME to all newcomers and visitors!
If you are a new member of our St. Joan of Arc Parish Family or are visiting us for
the first time, be sure to stop-by our Parish Office. There, a member of our parish
leadership team will be happy to inform you about our parish life, ministries,
organizations, and service opportunities. We look forward to meeting you!
Our Sunday Liturgy is the very heart of life here at St. Joan of Arc, the source and
summit of all we do. We gather in prayer, in service, to praise, and to give thanks.
We are pleased that you have come to St. Joan of Arc and hope that you will soon call this
faith community your home. All are welcome at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church & School!
Last week the following families registered in our Parish:
Jennie & Chris Dennison
Ms Debra Hancock
Mr. Wordie Whidden
Mr. Stefano DeFraia
& Mrs. Monique Troncone
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Jantzen
Ms Valentina Garcia
Ms Maury Roan Ruiz
Ms Acucena Silva
Mrs. Carolina Ferrufino
& Mr. Sebastian Fabro
Mr. & Mrs. James Zupancic
Ms Lynn Brook
MONDAY – May 23
6:45am
Joan Locigno
by The Doren Family
Ana Antonia Jimenez
by Deyanira de la Cruz
8:15am
St. Padre Pio
by Teresa Viglietti
Elcie Leon
by Dr. Emilie St. Simon Razafikely
TUESDAY – May 24
6:45am
Women of Grace
by Sarah Laehmann
The Luczyszyn Family
by Michael Luczyszyn
8:15am
Daniel Julian Valderrama Maquilón
by Liliana Rubint
Elcie Leon
by Dr. Emilie St. Simon Razafikely
Charlie Denihan
by Robert Tully & Family
WEDNESDAY – May 25
6:45am
Vivie Pierre & Family
by Deacon Bill Watzek
Mr. Laval Brown
by Walter & Doris Johnson
8:15am
Elcie Leon
by Dr. Emilie St. Simon Razafikely
Andrew Duarte
by Cristina Lovera
THURSDAY, MAY 26
5:30PM
in the main church
St. Joan of Arc School invites you to attend
the graduation liturgy for our 8th Grade students.
This Thursday, May 26 at 5:30pm in the main
church. Please come and prayerfully support our
graduates and their families on this special day.
THURSDAY – May 26
6:45am
Josephine Liguori
by Laura Liguori
Kett Lyne Deriphonse
by Self
8:15am
Josephine Liguori
by Laura Liguori
Elcie Leon
by Dr. Emilie St. Simon Razafikely
FRIDAY – May 27
6:45am
Esperanza Paz-Soldan
by The Reisler Family
Mario Prioriello
by Platero, Maio & Mair Families
8:15am
Marjorie Margolis
by Jennie Guastella & Shirley Hennessey
Rita Palomo
by The Palomo Family
SATURDAY – May 28
8:15am
Deacon Bill & Laura Watzek
by Laura Liguori
Tita Alfaro Bodewig
by Claudia Pardo
4:30pm
Jacqueline Newman
by Veronica Risko
Cliff Ducey
by Babara Jackson
6:30pm
Camilo Rodriguez
by Doris Amaya
The Victims of the
Earthquake in Ecuador
by The Currizo-Abreu Family
SUNDAY – May 29
7:30am
Msgr. John McMahon 50th Jubilee
by Mack & Denise Johnson
Nicolosa Padron
by Fabiana & Juan Carlos Gavilan
9:15am
Anne Louise Mathieu
by The Lopker Family
Nicolasa Padron
by Fabiana & Juan Carlos Gavilan
10:45am
Joanne Harpster
by The Family
Helen Brede
by The Higgins Family
12:15pm
Sr. Ellen Murphy
by Msgr. Michael McGraw
Bob Councilman
by Pauline & Family
5:00pm
Vita DiGaetano
by Frances Lofria
Carl Jackson
by The Godoy Family
BULLETIN EDITOR: PATTY DELANEY
Please email Bulletin material to: [email protected]
*We reserve the right to edit and publish such materials at our discretion.
2 • ST. JOAN OF ARC • MAY 22
PASTOR’S MESSAGE
GRADUATION IN THIS GREAT YEAR OF MERCY
On Thursday, May 26, we will be celebrating Mass for our eighth graders
on the occasion of their graduation from Saint Joan of Arc School. This is
a great celebration of faith and perseverance. Our eighth graders, some of
whom have been at our school from their kindergarten years, have spent
a significant part of their young lives within the sheltering and nurturing
environment of our Catholic school. They have learned through the study
of their faith how much they are beloved by God and of their inestimable
worth and dignity.
They have, furthermore, been challenged to be generous and compassionate
to others especially those most in need. During this Year of Mercy, they have
had many opportunities to express mercy, forgiveness, and friendship in ways
that make a difference for the good in families and school. I am amazed
at the degree to which they have made these virtues a part of their approach
to others and to life.
In addition to moral growth, they have learned over the years to use their
God-given gifts of reason and thought. Their study of Math, science, English,
arts and music, technology, sports and all of the other subjects has helped
them to be prepared for secondary school. Catholic education is all about
the education and formation of the whole person: body, mind and spirit.
Saint Joan of Arc is a winner in all categories.
I hear from principals and teachers in our neighborhood high schools that
they can easily spot a Saint Joan of Arc graduate. It is not by their clothes, gadgets or material possessions but rather by their holistic development
of body, mind and spirit. We are proud of our graduates and grateful to their parents for their sacrifices and good examples. Christian family life
today has to cope with a lot of challenges and to be disciplined and value centered.
At Saint Joan of Arc School, parents and students have learned to value spiritual realities and to embrace love and service to God and neighbor
as most important priorities. At graduation, we will give praise and thanks to God for our eighth graders and join in hope and anticipation of the
impact for good in our world that they will accomplish. In addition to our parents, I wish to give special thanks to our Principal Mrs. Caroline Roberts,
her Advisory Council and to all of our dedicated faculty, staff and benefactors for their critical roles in helping our graduates reach this important milestone.
- Msgr. Michael D. McGraw
MAY 22 • ST. JOAN OF ARC • 3
WEEKLY TREASURE
The Weekly Offertory Collection for 14/15
totaled $19,502.
609 envelope users contributed $15,650.
and non envelope users contributed $3,852.
The Catholic Communications & Catholic University Collection
totaled $3,135.
PARISH DIRECTORY
ANNULMENTS
Deacon Bill Watzek 561-952-2828
by appointment only
BAPTISMAL ARRANGEMENTS
561-392-0007
(English) Baptism class for parents
1st Thurs. each month, 7pm.
561-392-0007
Constanza Preble (Spanish)
Baptism class for parents
3rd Tues. each month, 7pm.
561-392-0007
CARE MINISTRY 561-962-6000
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
COUNSELING CENTER
Maria T. Isava MA, LCSW,
561-215-0208
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR
Patty Delaney, 561-952-2868
DEVELOPMENT &
STEWARDSHIP DIRECTOR
Wendy Horton, 561-952 2838
Special Projects: Diane Salerno
561-952-2848
FAITH FORMATION MINISTRY
Sr. Vivian Gonzalez / Director
Rosa Davidson / Admin. Asst.
561-952-2872
FAMILY LIFE MINISTRY
Tessie O’Dea, 561-952-2852
FINANCE & HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR
Patricia Suau, 561-952-2806
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY
Cecilia Chinchilla, 561-952-2858
USHERS MINISTRY
Javier Palomo, 561-445-1782
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MULTICULTURAL MINISTRY
Constanza Preble, 561-859-4666
HOMEBOUND/PASTORAL VISITATION
Fr. Wesler Hilaire, 561-392-0007
Ext. 2824
MUSIC MINISTRY
Douglas Byers, 561-952-2856
Director of Liturgical Music
PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY
Deacon Bill Watzek, 561-952-2828
PHYSICAL PLANT DIRECTOR
Paul Micelli, 561-392-0007 ext. 2850
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
Mrs. Caroline Roberts, 561-392-7974
FOOD DRIVE
The Knights of Columbus will be distributing
collection bags at the end of all Masses on
Saturday, May 21 & Sunday, May 22.
Donations will be collected
before Mass the following week on
Saturday, May 28 & Sunday, May 29.
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES STORE
Laura Watzek, 561-393-0006
Hours: Mon. - Wed. 7:30am to 4:30pm
Closed Thursdays
Fri. 7:30am to 3:30pm
Sat. 9am to 5:30pm
Sun. 9am to 1:30pm
SACRAMENTS
Anointing of the Sick and Elderly:
First Saturday of the month following
the 8:15am Mass.
Please call the Parish Office to
request a priest if you are a patient
at Boca Regional Hospital.
SISTERS OF MERCY
Sr. Ellen, Sr. Josephine, Sr. Kathleen
561-392-7974
WEDDING PREPARATION
Rosario Gonzales, 561-952-2854
6 Months notice required for marriages
ASSISTANCE NEEDED
FOR THE ALTAR SOCIETY
Assistance needed for the Altar Society.
Would you like to assist with maintaining altar
linens for the church and chapel? Your rotation
in assisting could be once every 6-8 weeks.
Parents a great way to earn service hours.
Detailed instructions will be provided.
Please contact Laura Watzek for details.
Phone: 561.393.0006
FROM THE SJA FAMILY LIFE MINISTRIES DIRECTOR
BOYS AND GIRLS SCOUTS OF ST JOAN OF ARC
This weekend, during our 12:15 PM Liturgy, we will recognize all the boys and girls in St Joan of Arc Scouting that finished the requirements for Catholic
Committee on Scouting Religious Awards 2015-2016. A big thank you go towards all the leaders and parents that selflessly and with love have taken the time to
educate, lead and plan wonderful events that have brought the families together in service, fun and prayer. Throughout the year the troops have completed service projects,
assisted with Parish events, represented St Joan of Arc in the Boca Christmas Parade, helped in food collections and beautified community places with Eagle Scout Projects.
They are a vital part of our St Joan of Arc community, and we take this time to thank them and bless them.
God is Love: Dottie Hoyt, Neisy Nunez-Counselors
Catherine Cavanaugh, Madelyn Ruff, Layla Oldham, Alyssa VanPelt, Hanna
Hawkinson, Harlow Bertanzetti, Kaitlyn Sullivan, Siena Crippa, Sophia Velez,
Catherine Guariglia, Jacqueline Guariglia, Gianna Stazzone
Mother Mary: Dottie Hoyt, Counselor
Dallis Cahorshak, Julianna Carlin, Abigail Dlugos, Rory Porter, Ariana Zuloaga
My Promise My Faith: Dottie Hoyt, Counselor
Emma Ahnell, Angelina Aponte, Olivia Bahtayir, Dallis Cahorshak, Julianna Carlin,
Summer Chiericozzi, Isabella DeVarona, Abigail Dlugos, Julia Emmerich,
Jordan Marciniak, Brenda Mariano, Peyton Owens, Rory Porter, Ellie Press,
Vanessa Qumsieh, Sophia Robbins, Eiva Tinney, Isabella Turner, Ariana Zuloaga
Cadette 3 My Promise My Faith: Beth Hartigan, Counselor
Mary Kate Barlow, Megan Blade, Maia Carasa, Courtney Clare,
Michaella Collins, Aislinn Cruz, Stephanie De Varona, Cassie DesVerges,
Jenna Handal, Elena Hartigan, Sarah Hasrouny, Rachel Janke, Alex Longa,
Brooke McDonald, Adriana Metzger, Alicia Metzger, Lexi Queen, Eva Raynor,
Mariana Rodriguez, Emily Walker
I live My Faith: Sierra Aceves, Counselor
Paola Rodriguez, Alejandra Rodriguez
Queen of the Rosary: Dottie Hoyt, Counselor
Annabella Dlugos
Our Lady: Beth Hartigan, Counselor
Megan Blade, Marianna Rodriguez, Aislinn Cruz, Elena Hartigan
Light of Christ: Maria Fimiani, Counselor
Luke Mair, Mathew Lopez, Max Fuchs, Caden Hatami,
Alexander Panzeri, Zaid Pode
Parvuli Dei: Mary Pasquarella, Counselor
Thomas “Rocco” Pasquarella, Patton Rodriguez, Bryce Bertanzetti
Bishop: Donna Henderson, Counselor
Thomas Ternus, Javier Rodriguez, John Gawlinski, Nicolas Herbert, Brady Aceves
Ad Altaire Dei: Ramona Joachim & Neisy Nunez, Counselors
Miles Smith, Brandon Nunez
Wendy Harris-Aceves Religious Scout Scholarship, St. Joan of Arc School
Brady Aceves
We will also like to congratulate three young men who after having completed the requirements and having been examined
by an Eagle Scout Board of Review have been found worthy of the rank of Eagle Scouts : Grey Johnson, Kenneth Rondino
and Anthony Serena. Also our congratulations go to Girl Scouts Cate Moriarty and Mercy Johnson on receiving the Silver
Awards for Enrichment Projects that they completed at community spaces. We wish all of you a lifetime of success.
We dedicate this 2015-2016 year to Wendy Aceves. Her love and passion for this Religious Awards program and
for scouting overall is a beautiful testimony to all. Wendy touched many with her contagious faith and caring
personality. She planted many seeds of kindness and spirituality which came to fruition in the time of her passing
and after. In her honor, the Wendy Harris-Aceves Religious Scout Scholarship has been established. The first
recipient will be her son, Brady Aceves.
“Dear Lord Jesus, we ask you to continue to bless Wendy’s family and families of all those who mourn the loss of a loved
one, each and every day. Please send the inner peace, strength and courage needed to get through until we are reunited
with Wendy and our loved ones in heaven, once again.
Hail Mary full of Grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed are thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb Jesus.
Holy Mary Mother of God, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death. Amen.”
Tessie O’Dea
SJA Family Life Ministries Director
MAY 22 • ST. JOAN OF ARC • 5
FAITH FORMATION & RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
SR. VIVIAN GONZALEZ
Director of Faith Formation
(561) 952-2870
[email protected]
ROSA DAVIDSON, Administrative Assistant
(561) 952-2872 • [email protected]
PLEASE
NOTE
NEW
HOURS
Religious Education
SUMMER Office Hours
Monday - Thursday: 9am - 5pm
Friday: 9am - 2pm
Saturday: CLOSED
Sunday: By Appointment
PRE-BAPTISMAL PREPARATION SCHEDULE
The following dates are scheduled for the
Pre-Baptismal classes for 2016-2017
Classes are given on the 1st Thursday
of every month. Please call the main
office to register before attending.
Classes are in Conference
Room A from 7:00pm - 8:30pm.
2016
Jun. 2
Jul. 7
IMPORTANT NOTE TO PARENTS WITH CHILDREN IN 1ST GRADE AND 7TH
GRADE IN PUBLIC OR NON-CATHOLIC PRIVATE SCHOOL
The sacramental preparation for First Communion and Confirmation is a mandatory two year program.
If your child will start the 1st grade (First Communion Year 1) or 7th (Confirmation Year 1) grade in
August 2016 NOW is the time to register them for the Sacramental Preparation.
REGISTRATIONS ARE ALREADY OPEN FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 2016-2017
Don’t wait till the last minute to register your children to continue their Faith Formation. Catechism classes are
open for PK-4 to 9th Grade. High School Students who need their sacramental preparation should register also.
NO CHILDREN’S LITURGY FOR THE SUMMER TIME
We will take a break from the Children’s Liturgy of the 10:45am and the 12:15pm masses until
we start Religious Education again in September.
INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT THE CATHOLIC FAITH?
Do you want to receive Baptism, Communion, or Confirmation? Adults desiring to explore the Catholic
Faith, or are wondering how to become Catholic are invited to obtain more information on the RCIA process
for 2016-2017 by emailing Sr. Vivian at [email protected] or calling Rosa 561-952-2872 to
make an appointment for an interview with Sr. Vivian. We are already taking registrations for next year’s
RCIA classes. Classes will begin in late August 2016.
CONFIRMATION CLASSES FOR ADULTS TO RECEIVE CONFIRMATION WHEN THE BISHOP COMES IN OCTOBER, 2016.
Who can participate in this program- Any practicing catholic adult 18 and over who only needs the Sacrament of Confirmation and has no
impediment through marriage situations or any other reason. Adults missing the sacraments of Baptism, Communion and Confirmation or Communion
and Confirmation will need to attend the RCIA classes. Teenagers under 18 years of age must attend the Religious Education Confirmation Program
This preparation period will start on September 1, 2016 Thursdays 7:00-8:30pm.
For more information or to register call Rosa 561-952-2870 or email [email protected] or [email protected]
6 • ST. JOAN OF ARC • MAY 22
SISTER ELLEN’S BLESSING AND IRISH FAREWELL PARTY
MAY 22 • ST. JOAN OF ARC • 7
8 • ST. JOAN OF ARC • MAY 22
CCW INSTALLATION MASS & DINNER
From Right To Left: Co-Presidents, Diana Castro-Herbert & Michelle Monte-Blaschitz;
VP Events, Beth Hartigan; Treasurer, Lisa Olearczyk; Recording Secretary, Amy Robbins;
VP membership, Cassie Krajewski; Corresponding Secretary, Miriam Gaynor.
Absent: Carine Porfiri, Irene Mack
SOMETHING NEW FOR
STUDENTS
SPIRITUAL
WEEKEND RETREAT
For Individuals
with Physical Disabilities
June 3rd-5th
AIM is a Catholic, Spiritual Retreat Weekend for Individuals with
Physical Disabilities age 18 and above who require various types
of physical assistance—held in a loving, joyful, accessible, and
accommodative environment.
Do you know someone who is going to Florida Atlantic University?
Be sure to let them know that they are invited to visit the new Catholic Newman Center on
the campus in Boca Raton. Come meet our FOCUS missionaries, join a Bible Study, come
to a party/social, join us in a competitive sport or attend a weekday or Sunday evening
Mass. With over 200 members, come meet morally grounded young adults who take their
future and their faith seriously! Visit us on facebook: Catholic Newman Club FAU
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED AND ALSO WELCOME!
For more information contact
Margarita Castellon 954-821-6077 | [email protected])
or Paul Paschke 561-392-2476 | [email protected]
MAY 22 • ST. JOAN OF ARC • 9
Farewell Father Tom!
Welcome Father Dominic!
We would like to congratulate Fr. Tom Lafreniere as he has been
appointed Pastor at Saint Paul of the Cross Catholic Church in North
Palm Beach. We thank him for his devoted ministry at SJA and wish
him many blessings at his new appointment beginning in July!
We are very happy to welcome Fr. Dominic Toan Tran. Fr. Dominic
has been appointed Parochial Vicar at our church and he will begin
his ministry at SJA in July 2016. Currently, Fr. Dominic is Parochial
Vicar at St. Juliana Catholic Church in West Palm Beach. Previously,
Fr. Dominic was Msgr. McGraw’s student at St. Vincent De Paul
Regional Seminary and he remembers him as a very nice and hard
working student. Fr. Dominic will be a great asset to our St. Joan of
Arc Pastoral Team! Welcome to our SJA Parish Family!
We will have a farewell reception in Mercy Center
on Sunday, June 26 after the 12:15pm Mass.
All are invited to attend.
NOVENA OF MASSES
for Father’s Day
JUNE 19 - 27, 2016
If it were right and fitting to pay tribute to all Mothers, equally it is right and fitting to
pay tribute to all Fathers. And we should do this not just on their assigned feast days but
preferably as long as they live as a sign of our love and gratitude for all they have done
in our lives. “When Israel was a child, I loved him... I taught Ephraim to walk... It was I
who healed them. I led them with cords of human kindness, with ties of love... and I bent
down to feed them.” HOSEA 11:1-4
According to common practices, it is still the necktie that is the top priority gift followed by
wrist watches, wallets, electronic devices, and sports-related items. Yes, no doubt, these gifts are truly fine and appreciable but there is still
a better gift: A NOVENA OF MASSES thus ensuring them of eternal riches where no moth could destroy nor thieves could steal. Your generous
offering of a special remembrance in prayer and Holy Mass on the occasion of Father’s Day will serve to show our appreciation and support to our
Dads. Please pick up an envelope at the church credenzas, fill them in and place in the novena box located in the church, in the collection basket,
or bring them to the Parish Office
May St. Joseph, foster Father of Jesus, bless and protect our beloved Fathers. Thank You for your generosity.
10 • ST. JOAN OF ARC • MAY 22
Journeying Forward
TO THE HEART OF OUR FUTURE
CONSTRUCTION UPDATES You can help us reach our goal! Make a Pledge.
The following work is
being done on MERCY CENTER:
1. Install Elevator hoist beam and ladder
5. Stage curtain supports were installed
2. Steel Stage deck will be prepared
and takes 12 days to complete.
6. Continue HVAC duct work rough
3. Install North Stairs
8. 1st Floor Restroom plumbing rough
4. Framing for drywall on second floor
has begun and will take 21 days
9. Fire Sprinkler piping rough
Join us as our Parish Family
makes history - PLEDGE TODAY!
7. Install roof drain piping
Check our website at www.stjoan.org
under Development for photos and continued construction updates.
To learn more about the Journey Forward Pastoral Campaign and how you can get involved contact the Campaign Office
at (561) 952-2838 or email the Development Director: [email protected]
SUMMER FASHION WORKSHOP
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A unique three day workshop designed to promote self
confidence and dignity by teaching about body shapes,
color and patterns that enhance girls individual beauty.
SERVICE
HOURS
AVAILABLE
June 7, 6pm: Parent information night
June 8-10, 9am-5pm: Camp
June 10, 6pm: Runway fashion show
Hosted by St. Joan of Arc Youth Ministry
Sponsored by Catholic Charities Birthline/Lifeline
For registration information please e-mail Cecilia Chinchilla at: [email protected]
MAY 22 • ST. JOAN OF ARC • 11
ESTABLISHED
IN 1960
BELIEVE IN YOUR FAITH
•
BELIEVE IN YOUR CHILDREN
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
STREAM And LEgo RoboTicS
HydRoponicS & AERoponicS
pLAnT gRowTH TEcHnoLogy
• TEcH cLub
• digiTAL cLASS
• MATH 24 gAMES cLub
• FAMiLy SciEncE LAb nigHTS
• SpAniSH in ALL gRAdES
• SpAniSH FoR HERiTAgE SpEAkERS
• SpAniSH, FREncH, &
And iTALiAn cLubS
• bALLET
• iRiSH STEp dAncE
• cHoREogRApHy Hip Hop
• MAxScHoLAR onLinE REAding
• dRAMA
• cHESS cLub
• bAnd
• VioLin
• book cLubS
• EnEwSLETTER
• youTH ToASTMASTERS
• dEbATE
• coMpuTER coding
• FiELd TRipS
• ARTEoLogy And cRAFTS
• pAinTERS’ pALETTE
• cREATiVE cuLinARy cLub
• FASHion dESign
• STudy & oRgAnizATionAL SkiLLS
• VidEo TELEViSion pRoducTion
• 3d pRinTing
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SJA SPORTS TEAMS
boys teams
• TRAVEL FLAg FooTbALL gR. 7-8
• inTRAMuRAL FooTbALL gR.
• SoccER gR.
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• bASkETbALL gR. 5-8
• cRoSS counTRy gR. 4-8
• bASEbALL gR. 6-8
• TEnniS gR. 5-8
• goLF gR. 5-8
5-8
Once again... Congratulations
to our St. Joan of Arc Alumni!!
19 Valedictorians or Salutatorians have been
St. Joan of Arc School Alumni at local high schools in the past 10 years,
reaffirming that St. Joan of Arc is a foundation for the future!
Congratulations:
Haley Madison Scaggs • 2016 Valedictorian at Cardinal Gibbons High School
Eric Heinlein • 2016 Valedictorian at Saint John Paul II Academy
Amparo Pareja • 2016 Salutatorian at Saint John Paul II Academy
High academic standards
Christ-centered community of faith
• Emphasis on social justice and service
• Technology skills essential in the 21st Century
• 30+ clubs including academics, sports and fine arts
• 1:1 Digital learning environment 1st–8th Grade with
take home iPads in middle school
State-of-the-art Sports Arena
Brand new all-weather Gazebo with lunch service
• Extended care available daily in a safe and secure campus
• Fully accredited with state-certified staff
• Pre-Kindergarten 3 – 8th Grade
• Pre-Kindergarten 4 tuition discount available
• Accepting Step Up for Students scholarship participants
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For inFormation, please call mrs. Debora braDley 561.392.7974 • [email protected]
501 sW 3rD avenue, boca raton, Fl 33432
PRAY FOR THE SICK
Amumazgui, Nicholas
Anasaii, Violet
Arcau, Georgina
Babione Jr., Robert
Barone, Lydia
Bauchman, Maureen
Benedeti, Carlos
Benicy, Alexander
Bertalan, Fred
Bertalan, Olga
Bobbitt, Joann
Bollella, Ann
Bondi, Barbara
Boronat, Consuelo
Brown, Nancy
Bruzzo, Tamara
Buffone, Peter
Bugueiro, Maritza
Butch, Laurie
Cacace, Vincent
Ciarletta, Dylan
Cline, Ashley
Conoghan, Patrick
Corr, Stephen
Cozme, Valeria
Cushing, Dorothy
Dague, William Deacon
Darbyshire, Colin
Dattolicco, Josefina
De Alva, Elena López
De La Quintana, Carmen
De La Torre, Eugenia
DeMuth, David
Dent, Karen
Descanio, Laura
Draper, Teddy
Farrell, Amanda
Fisher, Grace
Fishter, Robert
Fran
Fritas, Marcel
Galindo, Erika
Gardner, Marie
Garvey, Claire
Greenwald, Carol
Gesner, Carmela
Golden, Dorothy
Goldstein, Carlotta
Gonsalves, Pat
Gould, Jennifer
Grimont, Tim
Hamilton, Bob
Harris, Cameron
Heitz, Judy
Hershberger, Paul
Hill, Ceri
Hill, Kristen
Hill Marissa
Hoch, Richard
Hollerbach, Nancy
Huntley, Diane
Jacobs, Katherine
James, Maria
Johnson, Jane
Kabbas, Diane
Karam, Dean
Keegan, Bill
Kenny, Pauline
Kersan, Kim
Kildus, Margot
Kilpatrick, Rain
Kolesar, Donald
Krajewski, Christine
Kuchina, John
Kurtz, Matthew
Largia, Elda
Laudato, Frances
Linzer, Rylee
Loesch, Dolores
Lopez, Carlos
Lugo, Miguel
Lupo, Ana
Lynch, Elizabeth
Lynn, Adele
Macher, Peca
Margolis, Robert
Mariette
McKenzie, Jessica
McPhillips, Daminica
Merizalde, Manolito
Miret, Emilio
Mochler, Marie
Mochler, Michael
Morrow, Marjorie
Muir, James
Munro, Brian
Murphy, Sr. Immaculata
Nebel, Lee Ann
Nofe, Dianne
Ordonez, Nelly
Petho, Ellen
Petito, Joseph
Picinich, Antonio
Pfistner, Paul
Portelli, Enza
Power, Theresia
Quillard, Millie
Redner, Jabriel
Richards, Craig
Robert, Barbara
Roberts, Robyn
Saffran, Dorothy
Salcedo, Maria
San Martin, Gloria
Searle, Linda S.
Segler, Charly
Springs, Steve
St. Germaine, Robert A.
St. Juste, Ena Therese
St. Juste, Margie
Stevens, Caroline
Thorson, Kim
Uchitelle, Frydel
Urquiaga, Lilia
Valleti, Fran
Vetto, Regina
Vetto, Robert
Williamson, Spencer
Word, Charlotte
Yee, James
Zuckerman, Janette
Steve Dennison (requesting a kidney donor 561-998-7768)
ALTAR
BREAD
Do you want a special remembrance for a loved one, living or deceased?
You can donate Altar Bread for a week of Masses by calling Karen
Tringali, 561-752-0014.
BAPTIZED
Anna Lee Hoke
VOCATION
CHALICE
May 22 - 10:45am - The Davidson Family
TO LEAVE A LEGACY FOR ST. JOAN OF ARC
STEP 1 Gather your information about your assets, including retirement
funds, bank accounts and real property.
STEP 2 Choose the type of bequest you’d like to make.
1. Unrestricted bequest. This is a donation to be used for St. Joan of Arc general funds.
This donation would be used where it is most needed.
2. Restricted bequest. This donation specifies how the money is to be used.
(This could be restricted to go into the endowment, a specific ministry, or the building fund.)
OVERSEAS IN THE US ARMED FORCES:
Staff. Sgt. Douglas,
PVT 1st Class Brendan Nestor.
Sgt. Maj. John Hermeling,
Capt. Christopher Allen & PFC Lee E. Palmer;
David Schuler, Lance Corp.
Would you like to donate
flowers to decorate the altar
on the weekend masses?
If you would like to donate flowers
to decorate our altar, please call
Patty Delaney, (561)952-2868 or
email her at [email protected]
This week’s altar flowers donated by:
DUCH DESIGNS
141 NW 20th St., Suite B7
Boca Raton, FL 33431
Please call Patricia, (561) 405-6856
Cell: (516) 444-2072
www.facebook.com/DUCHDESIGNS
10% discount offered to SJA parishioners
A bequest can be made in a number of ways:
• A specific dollar amount.
• Specific assets, such as securities, real estate, or tangible property.
• Retirement account assets, consisting of any benefits remaining in your retirement plan.
• A residuary bequest, St. Joan of Arc receives all or a percentage of your estate after all
other obligations are met.
• An existing will or trust can be easily amended to include a gift to St. Joan of Arc
without rewriting the entire document. Your attorney can prepare a simple document,
called a codicil, which adds a new bequest while reaffirming the terms of your will.
Similarly, an attorney can prepare an amendment to a revocable trust to add
St. Joan of Arc.
STEP 3 Meet with your estate planning attorney.
If you need to create a will or just update your existing document, you’ll want to
get advice from your estate planning attorney.
An attorney can advise you as to the best way to structure your will in order to take
care of your loved ones first and then your charitable interests while assuring the best
tax benefits.
As a charitable, not-for-profit all bequests to St. Joan of Arc are fully deductible for estate
tax purposes.
STEP 4 Contact us.
We acknowledge and welcome donors into our Arc Angel Society.
Members are invited to special member events and receive special mailings.
(We also recognize and respect the wishes of anyone that wishes to remain anonymous.)
Please contact Wendy Horton in the Development Office at
(561) 952-2838 or [email protected].
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AROUND OUR DIOCESE
Step Up For Students has opened its enrollment
for the 2016-2017 PLSA Step Up Scholarships!
Visit www.stepupforstudents.org for more
information on how to apply.
Events at Our Lady of Florida Spiritual Center 2016
1300 US Highway 1, North Palm Beach, FL.
Phone: 561.626.1300 | Website: www.ourladyofflorida.org
Day of Reflection: “Reflections on Laudato Si - Part 1”
Reservations Required.
Date: June 1
Time:10:00am - 2:30pm Cost: $30
Presenter: Deacon John Clarke
Annual Young Adults Retreat (18-30 years old):
led by Passionists & Peer leaders with the Diocese of Palm Beach
Registration and Deposit are required.
Date: June 8-10
Cost: $195
Centering Prayer Intensive Silent Retreat: led by Fr. Bill Sheehan, OMI
Registration and Deposit are required.
Date: June 17-23 Cost: $560
Contact: Basha Perez 407.869.0781 for registration
Save the Date: Family Day at the Rapids
Date: August 20 Time: 9am - 7pmLocation: Rapids Water Park, Riviera Beach.
Family Fun Day - Connecting Family, Fun and Faith - returns in August! The Diocese
of Palm Beach invites all of our faith family to join us at Rapids Water Park in Riviera
Beach. This Family Fun Day is fun for everyone, especially for the whole family!
Website: www.diocesepb.org/rapids
Contact: Cathy Loh at 561.775.9557 or [email protected]
Third African National Eucharistic Congress
Date: August 5-7 Location: The Catholic University of America, Edward J. Pryzbyla
University center, 620 Michigan Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20064
Website: events.registration.usccb.org/index.php/55E89DC0C05A8-generalinformation.html#!ANEC_1
Contact: Sr. Joanna Okereke, HHCJ, 202-541-3359 | [email protected]
Yolanda Taylor-Burwell, 202-541-3152 | [email protected]
Rev. Henry Atem, 706-256-1781 | [email protected]
Christ Child Society Of Boca Raton Layette Program
We provide impoverished mothers with essentials for their newborn infants.
Items include diapers, blankets, onesies and information on the Shaken Baby Syndrome.
New members always welcomed.
Contact: Agnes at [email protected] | 561.289.2371
Day of Reflection: “Reflections on Laudato Si - Part 2”
Reservations Required
Date: July 6
Time: 10:00am-2:30pm Cost: $30
Presenter: Deacon John Clarke
Annual Young Adults Retreat (18-30 years old)
Registration and Deposit Required
Date: July 6
Time: 10:00am-2:30pm Cost: $195
Led by: Passionists and Peer leaders with the Diocese of Palm Beach
To Encounter Christ (TEC) Young Adult Retreat
Reservations are required.
Dates: May 28 – May 29
Time: 10:30 AM Cost: $120
Location: Cursillos de Cristianidad, Miami
Sonshine TEC (To Encounter Christ) is a Catholic retreat ministry focused upon young
adults of the Archdiocese of Miami and the Diocese of Palm Beach. This young adult
weekend retreat is for all young adults married and single ages 18 - 29.
Phone: 561.376.5543
Annual Memorial Day Mass & Military Tribute
This Mass is offered for all of those who have died in service to our country and for all of those
who have served in the military. A light reception will follow. A limited amount of seating will
be provided so you are invited to bring your own chair if desired.
Date: May 30
Time: 10:00am-12:00pm
Website: www.ourqueen.org
Location: Our Lady Queen of Peace Cemetery, Royal Palm Beach
Contact: 561.793.0711 | [email protected]
Save the Date to “Tee Off” in June
Mark your calendars for Catholic Charities Samaritan Center’s 10th Annual Bernard &
Betty Egan Memorial Golf Classic presented by the Bernard Egan Foundation.
Date: June 4
Rain Date: June 11
Time: Registration begins at 7:30am. Memorial Golf Classic starts at 8:30am.
Location: Grand Harbor Golf Club, Vero Beach
Contact: Renee Bireley, Program Administrator 772-770-3039 | [email protected]
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Thank You for Supporting Communication in the Church
Thank you for your generosity in last week’s collection for the Catholic Communication
Campaign. Because of your support, millions of faithful will have the opportunity to deepen
their faith through daily resources on television, radio, social media, podcasts, and print media.
Part of your donations stay in our diocese to our local communications needs. The Diocese of
Palm Beach thanks you for your support of our evangelization efforts. To learn more about the
important work supported by this collection, please visit www.usccb.org/ccc
Bereavement Ministry
“HARVESTING OUR TEARS”
“COSECHANDO NUESTRAS LAGRIMAS”
A unique program (including music for meditation)
for a structured eight-week bereavement process
which draws on the richness of the scripture, prayer, sacrament,
theology...imagery, ritual, wisdom and tradition of the Catholic
faith. También en español.
For more information call Constanza 561- 392- 0007 or 561-850-4666.
Protection of Children and Young People
The Catholic Diocese of Palm Beach is committed to the safety and protection of all children
and vulnerable adults in its care. Victims of abuse are encouraged to contact the Diocesan
Victim Assistance Coordinator to begin necessary emotional, psychological and spiritual
healing. The Diocese of Palm Beach Victim Assistance Coordinator, Ms. Theresa Fretterd, can
be reached at 561-801-0999. For more information on Diocesan policies and procedures
for reporting abuse as well as to view the USCCB Charter for the Protection of Children and
Young People, please go to www.diocesepb.org and click on Offices/Safe Environments.
MINISTERIO
MULTICULTURAL
Misa en español todos los Sábados a las 6:30pm. Confesiones todos los Sábados a las 5:30pm en la capilla.
DIRECTOR MINISTERIO:
Constanza Preble
561-392-0007
[email protected]
Padre Wesler Hilaire capellán del Ministerio Multicultural, habla inglés,
español, francés y creole. Atiende todas las necesidades pastorales de la
comunidad Multicultural. Para consulta llame a 561-392-0007.
[email protected]
21 DE MAYO
MEDITEMOS CON MARÍA CADA DÍA DE ESTA SEMANA
SOLEMNIDAD DE LA SANTÍSIMA
TRINIDAD SAN JUAN 16,12-15
21. Sabado PURIFICACIÓN DE MARÍA
María se puso en fila con las otras madres que llevaban a su hijo al sacerdote de turno, el cual lo levantaba en brazos,
ofreciéndolo al Señor. Simeón el justo, reconoce en el niño a Jesús al esperado de Porque fue el Espíritu Santo quien se
lo comunicó.
22. Domingo UN GRAN DOLOR
Simeón, expresa con el cántico su alegría, predice que el niño está puesto para salvación o ruina de los pueblos, ninguno
es más amado y odiado que Jesús. Después Simeón habla a María, prediciéndole que una espada la traspasará el alma.
No nos equivoquemos; la santidad es fruto del combate, un combate entre el odio y el amor por Jesús. Junto a Simeón
está la anciana Ana que puede abrazar a Jesús. De ella se dice que rezaba día y noche. ¿Y nosotros?
23. EN LA ESCUELA DE MARÍA
Lunes El Evangelio nos dice que María meditaba en su corazón las palabras de Jesús, todo lo que sucedía a Jesús. Esta
es una clara invitación a imitarla, a tener a Jesús siempre presente en el corazón, en la mente. Santa Teresa de Jesús
dice: “Haz un cuarto de hora de meditación al día y yo te prometo el paraíso: “Mira a Aquel que te está mirando”.
24. JESÚS, PERDIDO.EN.EL TEMPLO
Martes Jesús tiene 12 años.” Dónde estará Jesús?”: “Míralo”. Jesús está en el templo. Allí debemos ir nosotros,
especialmente después de haberlo perdido por el pecado. No perdamos tiempo, acerquémonos a la confesión. Con la
ayuda de María encontraremos a Jesús en el fondo de nuestro templo espiritual.
25. LAS LÁGRIMAS DE MARÍA
Miércoles Perder a Jesús, ¡qué desgracia! Pero hay una cosa más triste: no sentir el inmenso vacío que deja en nuestra
alma. Es necesario comportarse como María y José. Es lo único que hay que hacer: buscarlo con las lágrimas en los ojos;
encontrarlo con una buena confesión.
26. PUERTA DEL CIELO
Jueves Las bienaventuranzas del Evangelio son ocho. San Buenaventura añadía otra: “Bienaventurados los que se
abandonan a las manos de la Virgen”. A la Virgen se la define también como puerta del cielo. Cuando llega un infiel le
abre la puerta para que entre: “Si quieres encontrar a Jesús con seguridad, búscalo entre los brazos de María”.
27. REINA DE LA VERDADERA ALEGRÍA
Viernes La palabra Evangelio significa precisamente: “Anuncio de alegría”. La Virgen, yendo a casa de Isabel inunda
aquella casa de alegría. Hasta el niño que tenía en su seno salta de alegría. El pecado siempre está unido a la tristeza
mientras la santidad es siempre alegría.
Es la fiesta de la Santísima Trinidad: un día
dedicado a contemplar el misterio de Dios que
nos ama infinitamente, que nos acompaña
siempre y que nos llama a vivir como familia
suya, experimentando su amor, su paz y su
unidad. Abramos hoy el corazón al Padre, al
Hijo y al Espíritu Santo. Aceptemos hoy su
invitación a formar con nosotros una comunidad
de fe, de esperanza y de caridad.
«-¡Dios es mi Padre! -Si lo meditas, no saldrás
de esta consoladora consideración. »-¡Jesús es
mi Amigo entrañable! que me quiere con toda la
divina locura de su Corazón »-¡El Espíritu Santo es
mi Consolador!, que me guía en el andar de todo
mi camino» Piénsalo bien. -Tú eres de Dios..., y
Dios es tuyo»
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ACTIVIDADES EN ESPAÑOL
INTENCIONES DEL PAPA FRANCISCO PARA MAYO:
•Bautismos Sábado 18 de Junio al
mediodía llamar al 561-392-0007
para información.
• Clases de Catecismo para adultos: información con Constanza
• Clase Pre Bautismal Martes
21 de Junio a las 7:00pm
• WOG en Español Los Lunes de 10:00am a
12:30pm en la casa el “Ark.”
• Grupo de oración Todos los Jueves
a las 7:00pm en la Casa Hispana.
• Rosario Padre Pio Todos los Jueves
a las 9:00am en el “Ark.”
‘Para que en todos los países del mundo las mujeres sean honradas y respetadas y sea
valorizado su imprescindible aporte social.” ‘Para que se difunda en las familias, comunidades
y grupos, la práctica de rezar el santo Rosario por la evangelización y por la paz”.
LOS SACRAMENTOS PRESENTES EN CADA MOMENTO DE LA VIDA
• Clases sobre los Sacramentos:
Jueves a las 10:00am en el Ark
• Rosario por las vocaciones
Sacerdotales los Miércoles en la
Capilla a las 9:30am
• Clases de Inglés. Todos los Miércoles
en la Casa Hispana Llamar al
561-289-7846 para información.
• Ciudadanía 954 -818-5032.
• Clases de Biblia Padre Oscar Alonso
7:00pm en la Casa Hispana Próxima clase:
Martes 31 de mayo ULTIMA Clase hasta agosto.
“Gracias San José de Cupertino, patrono de los estudiantes, por los
favores recibidos en mis estudios y los de mis compañeros. Si estas
teniendo dificultades en tus estudios, pide la intercesión de San José
de Cupertino” Olga Pargas
Para recibir el Sacramento del Matrimonio communicate
con Rosario Gonzales (561) 952 – 2854
Optar por el matrimonio expresa la decisión real y efectiva
de convertir dos caminos en un único camino, pase lo que
pase y a pesar de cualquier desafío. Por la seriedad que tiene
este compromiso público de amor, no puede ser una decisión
apresurada, pero por esa misma razón tampoco se la puede
postergar indefinidamente. Comprometerse con otro de un modo
exclusivo y definitivo siempre tiene una cuota de riesgo y de
osada apuesta. El rechazo de asumir este compromiso es egoísta, interesado, mezquino, no acaba de
reconocer los derechos del otro y no termina de presentarlo a la sociedad como digno de ser amado
incondicionalmente. Por otro lado, quienes están verdaderamente enamorados tienden a manifestar
a los otros su amor. El amor concretizado en un matrimonio contraído ante los demás, con todos los
compromisos que se derivan de esta institucionalización, es manifestación y resguardo de un «sí» que
se da sin reservas y sin restricciones. Ese sí es decirle al otro que siempre podrá confiar, que no será
abandonado cuando pierda atractivo, cuando haya dificultades o cuando se ofrezcan nuevas opciones
de placer o de intereses egoístas. SS Francisco (Amoris Laetitiae)
Atención mamas! Para chicas de 11 a 15 años. Taller de
Moda. (Style for Life) Aprende como elegir tu atuendo de
acuerdo a tu personalidad y estilo. Junio 8 a 10 de 9am a
5pm. En Saint Joan of Arc. Para registrarte envia un e mail
a Cecilia Chinchilla a [email protected] o llama a
Constanza al 561-859-4666.
DEFENDIENDO
LA VIDA.
Rezamos el rosario en frente
de Planned Parenthood: 8177
Glades Road Boca Raton,
los sabados de 9 a 2
considera participar por
una hora.
LECTORES DE MAYO:
21 Nora Acevedo Anibal Lozada
28 Sandra Castro Luis Cortes
MINISTROS EXTRAORDINARIOS DE MAYO:
21 Georgina Gracia, Benito Fernandez, Rebeca Vera, Luis Chavez,
Aurora Cortez, Josefina Bolla, Benito Fernandez
28 Nelcy Sua, Carmen Bruckner, Rachel Licciardino, Nelcy Sua,
Maria de los Angeles, Sara Esquivel, Jeannette y Fernando Cordova
Ministerio Extraordinario de la Eucaristía y Grupo de Oración : Fernando Cordova 561-573-0194.
Proclamadores de la Palabra: Rosis Suarez 561-665-1725 • Liturgia de la Palabra para los niños: Cynthia Lara 561-716-4334.
Ujieres y monaguillos Constanza 561-859-4666.
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