1. Art and Diseño

February 8, 2015
Msgr. Sean P. Flynn, Pastor
Rev. Jose Fernandez-Banqueses, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Maynard Nagengast, OSB, and Rev. Bernard N. Mohan (Visiting Priests)
Deacon Michael Keary
Looking for signs of a winter thaw?
Sign up for St. Mark’s
2015 Irish Night (see page 6)
to be held on Saturday, March 7th!
Weekend Masses
Saturday 4:30 PM, Sunday 8 AM, 10 AM, 12 Noon
and 5 PM (in Spanish)
AdoraƟon of the Blessed Sacrament on Fridays
aŌer 11 AM Mass with BenedicƟon at 3:45 PM
Sacrament of ReconciliaƟon
3:30 PM to 4:15 PM on Saturdays and
aŌer 7:30 AM and 11:00 AM Masses on Thursdays
Daily Masses
7:30 AM and 11 AM (except Saturday)
Miraculous Medal Novena aŌer Masses on Wednesdays
215 Crescent Pkwy, Sea Girt, NJ 08750 Phone 732-449-6364 Web www.stmarkseagirt.com Fax 732-449-1646
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Mass Intentions
Monday, February 9
7:30 AM † Mary McCluskey
† Michael C. Pappas
† Deceased Members of Reilly Family
11:00 AM Special Intention Daniel Gilsenan
† Monsignor Joseph O'Connor
† Florence Colford
Tuesday, February 10
Estate
Karen and Dennis Saake
Bill and Mary Reilly
Pat and Myles Gilsenan
Maureen Stanley
Ertle and Sullivan Families
St. Scholastica
7:30 AM † John and Sara Flynn
Special Intention Don Healy
† Jack Cordes
11:00 AM Living & Dec. St. Mark's Social Concerns
Family
Jim and Mary Power
Mark and Connie Duffy
Wednesday, February 11 Our Lady of Lourdes
7:30 AM Special Intention Florence McManus
† Frances Petoia
† Frances McCarthy
11:00 AM † Pat Kelly
† Fr. Frank Hamill
† Stephan and Michael Dushnick
St. Mark's Parish Family
Notare Family
Susan Schneider
Shirley Collis and Family
Gloria Hamill
Dushnick Family
Thursday, February 12
7:30 AM † Jordan and Hart Families
Special Intention Maryann O'Neill
† Mary Rose Mackin
11:00 AM † Alexander Moscov
Special Intention Estelle Spillane
† Patricia Delaney
Estate
Mary Daley
Family
Ann Carville
Cheryl Spillane
Helene Otten
Friday, February 13
7:30 AM † Fred and Helen Hill
Special Intention Ed Robinson
† Virginia Mary Dalton
11:00 AM † John Bullock
† Betsy Sullivan
† Charlene Hanson
Saturday, February 14
Sts. Cyril and Methodius
7:30 AM † Jean Hayes
† James McNamara
† Steve Bohacik
4:30 PM † 1st Anniversary Phillip Francis DeSimone
† Aloysius, Lillian and Sr. Patricia Flarity
† Veran and Lt. William Mundt
Sunday, February 15
Kathleen Santella
St. Mark's Holy Name
Family
Lorraine and Dick Manthey
Barbara Kane
Sarah Sweeney
Francis Hayes
Mary Ellen McNamara
Helen and Warren Zita
Ursula J. Roper
Sara and Tom Lynch
Gloria Hamill
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:00 AM For the People of the Parish
10:00 AM † Dr. Roger Sharp
† Patrick and Mary Murphy
† Alan Broszeit
12:00 PM † Richard C. Reilly, Sr.
† Joseph Abraham
† Lucille Scinto
5:00 PM For the Spanish Community
Janet Thomas
Mary Frickenhaus
Todd and Jamie Leonhardt
Peg Krauss
Millie and Sally Abraham
Family
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The Pathfinders by Joanne Gibson
In the late 1800s, much like today, people in the
science community were hostile to mentioning God as
Creator. Yet many great scientists were led by the Bible
to some outstanding scientific discoveries.
Isambard K. Brunnel began building his giant ship,
the Great Britain, in 1843, following the dimensions of
Noah’s ark: 322 feet by 51 feet by 32 feet, a ratio of
30:5:3. When it was completed, it was made more for
floating than sailing, strong enough to withstand a
turbulent ocean voyage but not headed anywhere in a
particular hurry, just like the ark. Brunnel’s success
inspired shipbuilders during World War II to employ the
same ratio to build the “the ugly duckling,” a vessel
designed to carry tremendous amounts of cargo.
Around the same time Brunnel was building his
ship, American Naval officer Matthew Fontaine Maury
was doing extensive research that would make him one
of the world’s first oceanographers and enable the laying
of the first undersea cable. Until Maury, knowledge of
prevailing winds and currents had advanced little from
Columbus. By his own admission, it was the Bible that
led him to his discoveries: ‘‘The rule is, never to forget who is
the Author of the great volume which nature spreads out before
us, and always to remember that the same Being is the author
of the book which revelation holds up to us.”
Maury studied Psalm 8, “the fish of the sea, and
whatever swims the paths of the seas,” and Ecclesiastes
“Shifting south, then north, back and forth shifts the wind,
constantly shifting its course.” He explored the theory that
the Bible was revealing that ocean wind and sea currents
formed pathways that could be located and plotted.
Compiling hundreds of thousands of old ships’ logs and
tracking where “drift bottles” (weighed down enough to
sink slightly below the water so winds did not alter their
course) washed ashore, he carefully documented speed
and direction of ocean wind and sea currents. He
discovered that indeed the winds “whirl about continually”,
rotating in huge circles in a
clockwise direction in the
southern hemisphere, and
counter-clockwise in the northern
hemisphere. His detailed maps of
his findings could be used to plot
voyages that minimized the time
of passage. In 1851, the most
technologically-advanced
American clippers, The Flying
Cloud and Challenger, competed in
an epic sailing contest. Departing
from New York to San Francisco across 13,225 miles on
a trip that would normally take up to 5 months, The
Flying Cloud clocked in at 89 days and 21 hours! Matched
crew for crew, shipbuilder for shipbuilder, The Flying
Cloud had a secret weapon the Challenge did not have:
Eleanor Creesy. Eleanor, the wife of The Flying Cloud's
captain, was the ship's navigator and an early adopter of
Maury's work in oceanography and meteorology. Sea
captains around the world took notice and by 1855, the
use of Maury's maps had reduced the average sailing time
for traveling vessels from every continent.
Today, the stream through a picturesque and historic
gorge in Virginia is called Maury River, and the winding
road from Lexington to Goshen is Maury Highway.
Halfway through the pass, under the shadow of a cliff,
stands a granite monument, dedicated in 1923 by the
US Naval Academy and the State of Virginia. It reads:
Matthew Fontaine Maury, Pathfinder of the Seas
The Genius who first snatched from the ocean and
atmosphere the secret of their laws.
Every Mariner for countless ages as he takes his chart
to shape his course across the seas will think of thee.
His inspiration Holy Writ: Psalms 8 and 107, Verses 8, 23
and 24, Ecclesiastes Chap. 1, Verse 8.
What’s Inside?
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Job 7:1-4, 6-7 But the night is long, and I am full of
tossing till the dawn.
Psalms 147:1-6 He determines the number of the stars,
he gives to all of them their names.
1 Corinthians 9:16-19, 22-23 I have become all things to
all men, that I might by all means save some.
Mark 1:29-39 And in the morning, a great while before
day, he rose and went out to a lonely place, and there he
prayed.
Eyeglasses Needed .................................................... 5
Soup Supper Volunteers Needed ........................... 5
Sign Up for 2015 Irish Night at St. Mark’s ............ 6
Regular Features
■ Liturgical Minister Schedule 4 ■ Pray for Military 4
■ Prayers for Healing 5 ■ Week at a Glance 5
■ Community Activities 7 ■ CYO News 7
Bulletin deadline: Monday at 2:00 PM (except before holidays)
Joanne Gibson, Editor Diana Zuna, Associate Editor
Email submissions to: [email protected]
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Next Weekend’s Liturgical Minister Schedule
Feb. 14/15
Saturday
4:30 PM
Sunday
8:00 AM
Sunday
10:00 AM
Sunday
12:00 Noon
Sunday
5:00 PM
Ushers
Glenn Skola
John Kemper
Anthony Granato
Jerry Zoufaly
Joe Walsh
Tom Hayes
Bob O’Neill
Patrick Ahern
Usher needed
Richard Siderko
Harry Dunne
Ed Robinson
Usher needed
James Revel
Jim Mulvihill
Brendan Heslin
Usher needed
Cirenia Martínez
Paulina Sánchez
Lidet Cartagena
Victoria Tenezaca
Readers
Fred Buonocore
Bernie Ricciardi
Jim Bogan
Jim Mulvihill
Jorge Medina
Juan González
Extraordinary
Ministers of
the Eucharist
Pat Holt
Connie Duffy
Joan Wypler
Margaret Azzarella
Michele McCarthy
Kathy Kokes
Helen Hopkins
Mary Ellen McNamara
Raúl Pérez
Cirenia García
Marian Sánchez
Altar Servers
James Mele
Connor Prior
Casey Prior
Erin Mulroy
Ellen Boyle
Lucio García
Luis Jiménez
Arturo Medina
Gerardo Fierro
Sebastián Medina
Cantors/
Choirs
Mary Bogan
Organ/cantor
Cynthia Louro
Organ/cantor
Victoria Napolitano
Megan Gallagher
Jill Cafaro (Psalm)
Children’s Choir and
Breath of Life
Karen Gray
Ageless Spirit
Néstor Román
Espíritu de Vida
Barbara Kane and Carole Morris
Altar Ladies
Readings for the Week
Monday: Gn 1:1-19; Ps 104:1-2a, 5-6, 10, 12, 24, 35c;
Mk 6:53-56
Tuesday: Gn 1:20 — 2:4a; Ps 8:4-9; Mk 7:1-13
Wednesday: Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17; Ps 104:1-2a, 27-28, 29bc-30;
Mk 7:14-23
Thursday: Gn 2:18-25; Ps 128:1-5; Mk 7:24-30
Friday: Gn 3:1-8; Ps 32:1-2, 5-7; Mk 7:31-37
Saturday: Gn 3:9-24; Ps 90:2-6, 12-13; Mk 8:1-10
Cover photo: “Super moon in starry sky on sea beach” is
available at 123rf.com.
In Loving Remembrance
We ask your prayers for our beloved parishioners,
family members, and friends who have recently died.
Our parish family extends its sympathy and
assurance of prayer to their family, friends,
and to all those mourning the death of a
loved one who died, especially Rev. John
McGovern and John “Jack” Long. May the
Lord Jesus sustain them with His peace.
Please Pray for Our Military on Active Duty
Cpl. Ian Michael Rivera, USMC, Staff Sgt. Carmen
Maffucci, USAF, IS First Class Brian Maffucci,
USCG, Lt. Nicholas Guariglia, USMC,
Specialist (SPC) Colin P. Marvel, US Army,
Lt. Commander Brenden Piccolo, USN,
Major Sean P. Cox, USMC, Major Kevin Ward,
US Army, Lt. Robert J. Bennett, USN
Please send an email to [email protected] if you would
like to add a name or change a rank. If you do not have email,
please call the Rectory at 732-449-6364 x100.
Is God Calling You?
If you are a faithful, single, Roman Catholic man,
age 18-40, and are asking whether God is calling you to
be a priest, you are invited to attend this month’s
discernment meeting on February 22nd, 4:00-6:00 PM
at St. James Parish, 115 E. Delaware Ave., Pennington.
Please register at [email protected].
Notice of Upcoming Second Collection: On the
weekend of February 21st/22nd, the second collection
will be for the Black and Native American fund. This
collection helps African American and Native American
Diocesan communities throughout the United States.
Last Weekend’s Collection
$9,470.00
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Parish News and Upcoming Events
Papal Visit in September
The Vatican has announced
that the Holy Father will be
present on Friday, September
25th in Philadelphia to conclude
the World Meeting of Families.
It is likely that Pope Francis will
arrive for a public welcome on that evening and end his
visit with a public Mass celebrated on the Parkway on
Sunday, September 27th. For updates, visit
www.worldmeeting2015.org. The website will help you
find ways to volunteer or donate, including becoming a
host family for out-of-state visitors. You can sign up for
email alerts, like the Facebook page, and follow the
Twitter account for more information as well.
San Alfonso Retreat Day
On Thursday, March 12th, St. Mark’s Altar Rosary
Society and Holy Name Society invite you to a Lenten
Day of Prayer at San Alfonso Retreat House in
Elberon. The Day of Prayer is held from 9:30 AM to
3:00 PM with a hot lunch served at noon. A donation
of $35.00 is to be paid at the door on the day of the
event. This invitation is extended to all members of
our parish.
Belmar/Lake Como St. Patrick’s Events
On Friday, February 27th, 6:30 PM-10:30 PM, the
5 Annual Evening of Irish Culture will be held at the
Waterview Pavilion, Rt. 35, Belmar. Tickets must be
purchased in advance up to February 16th. Cost is $65
per person which includes cocktail hour, 4-course dinner
and open bar. Dance music will be provided by Round
the House. For details, email
[email protected].
The grand marshal for this year’s St. Patrick parade
is Paul Caverly, Belmar, and the deputy grand marshal is
Jane Donovan, Manasquan. They will be sworn in on
Saturday, February 28th at 10 AM during the Investiture
Mass at St. Rose Church, Belmar. An Investiture
luncheon at Doolan’s Shore Club, Rt. 71, Spring Lake
Heights, will follow immediately after the Mass.
The luncheon donation is $30.
For luncheon tickets, call Bill
O’Connell at 732-280-2143.
The parade begins on
March 1st at 12:30 PM, rain
or shine! For information, visit
www.belmarparade.com.
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Prayers for Healing
Patrick Wypler
Efraín Montoya
Virginia Barnes
Michael Sheridan
Anne Fleming
Enedina Marquez
Richard McCarthy
Maralyn McKeon
George Lister
Don Healy
This list of parishioners, relatives, and friends are in
need of your prayers for healing. Also, call 732-449-6364
ext. 100 if you would like a Communion visit or
anointing of the sick.
Soup Supper Volunteers Needed
Ash Wednesday is February 18th. We may be
hosting a meatless soup supper at 5:30 PM, but need
more volunteers. Last year, we offered take-outs and
ran out of soup and mac & cheese in 20 minutes!
We sure do not want that to happen again! Call
732-449-6364 ext. 140 by this Tuesday, February 10th
and leave a message if you can help bring soup,
mac & cheese, serve or setup! Thank you!
Eyeglasses Needed
The Knights of Columbus will collect eyeglasses in
any condiƟon (new, used, broken) to send to “New
Eyes for the Needy” where they will
be cleaned, repaired and distributed.
A collecƟon container will be set up in the Church
vesƟbule for the next two weeks.
Remember that the eye is one of the most precious
organs of the human body. It is truly a masterpiece of
God’s handiwork. Let’s help those who need glasses to
aid their eyesight. Thanks to you, last year we sent in
over 400 eyeglasses! This program is one example of
how the Knights of Columbus help others. Call Bernie
Ricciardi at 732-528-9259 for membership.
This Week at a Glance
Weekend, February 7/8
Second collection is for the Church in Central and
Eastern Europe (CCEE Collection).
Holy Name Sunday. Coffee and breakfast treats served
by HNS members after 8 AM Mass.
Nursing ministry will conduct blood pressure checks.
Bring a donation for Mercy Center food pantry.
Tuesday, February 10
Social Concerns luncheon and meeting will follow the
11 AM Mass and Rosary.
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When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
This photo of Fr. John McGovern at
St. Mark’s 2012 Irish Night captures
everything about him! There is that
ever-present smile which reflected his
joy-filled Irish heart. There is one of his
consecrated hands which faithfully
served Our Lord–a hand that anointed
the sick, baptized babies, greeted
parishioners and embraced the
grieving. Look closer and you will see
that his hand left an imprint on
everyone he touched.
Of all good times that e'er we shared,
I leave to you fond memory;
And for all the friendship that e'er we had
I ask you to remember me;
And when you sit and stories tell,
I'll be with you and help recall;
So fill to me the parting glass,
God bless, and joy be with you all.
-from the Parting Glass
!
TO D A Y
Sign Up
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on box
Collecti tibule.
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in front
Our 2015 Irish Night at St. Mark’s is on Saturday, March 7th, following the
4:30 PM Mass! We are happy to announce that the dinner will remain at the same low
price of $20 per adult and $10 per child. Please join us for a night of fun and fellowship.
On this night, everyone is Irish! 4 PM Irish Musical prelude to Mass!
Corned beef dinner by Harrigan’s Pub includes: Beer, wine, soda, coffee, tea and
desserts. Music by Billy Lawlor with Irish step-dancers and sing-a-long.
Please fill out this Irish Night 2015 form and attach a check payable to St. Mark’s Church.
Drop off completed form with check attached (no cash, please) in the “little church” collection box
located in the vestibule at the front of the church or mail to: Pam Pertgen, 2150 Parkwood Dr., Wall, NJ
07719. For more information, call Pam at 732-280-6732 or cell 732-299-7189 and a leave message.
Name:_________________________________________________________________________________
Phone number:____________________________________________________
# adults ________________ ($20 per adult) # children______________ ($10 per child)
Total enclosed:________________________________
If possible, I would like to sit with:_____________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
Check if you can help with one of these assignments: set up_____ clean up_________ desserts_____________
or if you dance or play an instrument and would like to participate:______________________ (specify)
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CYO 2015 Winter/Spring Calendar by Mary Reilly, CYO Director
N.B. Sophs bring refreshments in Feb., Juniors in March
and Seniors in April. Thx.
Sunday, Feb. 8: 7:30-9 PM. “St. Valentine’s Day party”
Sunday, Feb. 15: Winter recess. No meeting.
Sunday, Feb. 22: 7:30-9 PM. Girls’ Night Only hosted
by our senior girls. Cooking demo and then dinner will
be served.
Sunday, March 1: 8:45-9:30 AM. Meet with 8th grade
CCD class. 7:30-9 PM. CYO meeting.
Monday, March 2: 7:00-7:45 PM. Meet with 8th grade
CCD class.
Saturday, March 7: 5-9 PM. St. Patrick’s Day party at
St. Mark’s. Service night.
Sunday, March 8: 7:30-9 PM. Guys’ Night Only hosted
by senior boys. Dinner will be served.
Sunday, March 15: 7:30-9 PM. Rehearsal for the
Stations of the Cross.
Saturday, March 21: 9:30 AM to 2 PM. Service day at
Asbury Park soup kitchen. Must wear hat and bring
permission slip.
Sunday, March 22: 7:30-9 PM. Stuff the Eggs Night.
CYO confessions and rehearsal for the Stations of the
Cross.
Sunday, March 29: Easter Egg hunts after 10 AM and
5 PM Masses. 7:30-8:30 PM. Dress rehearsal for Stations
of the Cross.
Friday, April 3: 7:30 PM. Good Friday. Present Stations
of the Cross. Please arrive by 6:30 PM.
Sunday, April 12: 7:30-9 PM. Leadership Night.
Sunday, April 19: 7:30-9 PM. Comedy Night.
Sunday, April 26: 6:15 PM. Senior Supper with
Monsignor Sean. Seniors only.
Sunday, May 3: 7-8:30 PM. Miniature golf and
refreshments at Pier Nine in Belmar. $12 fee includes
golfing and refreshments. Permission slip required.
Sunday, May 10: Happy Mother’s Day!!! No meeting.
Sunday, May 17: 6:30-8 PM. End-of-school-year barbecue
and celebration of our seniors.
Community Activities
Fr. Pio Mandato Celebrating Mass at Holy Cross Chapel
Lenten Fish Dinner at St. Rose High School
On Monday, February 23rd, (time to be announced),
Fr. Pio Mandato, F.M.H.J., who is a Godson of St. Padre
Pio, will celebrate Mass at Holy Cross Chapel, Ward Ave.
& Rumson Rd., Rumson (located across the parking lot
from the Church). After Mass, anyone who would like to
receive a blessing with the saint’s glove may come
forward.
On Friday February 27th, the St. Rose Rosary Altar
Society and the St. Vincent DePaul Society are
co-sponsoring an annual Lenten Fish Dinner catered by
Tastefully British (www.tastefullybritish.net) with dinner
starting at 5:30 PM in the St. Rose High School Cafeteria
(603 7th Ave, Belmar). Takeout and local delivery
available. Tickets are $15 per person which includes
salad, freshly made cod, french fries, cole slaw, dessert
and beverages. Please contact Carol De Bartolo in the
Parish Office at 732-681-0512 x415 or Maria Parry at
732-359-8336 for tickets.
Camp Veritas
Camp Veritas is a one-week, play and pray, sleep-away
summer camp for teens entering the 7th to 12th grades in
the fall of 2015. It will be held in three locations this
summer:
• July 19th-25th at Mount St. Mary College, Newburgh,
NY
• July 26th-August 1st at Summit Lake Camp,
Emmitsburg, MD
• August 16th-22nd at Camp Lakota, Wurtsboro, NY.
Enrollment is currently open and the price is $400 per
camper per week. Early bird rates, if paid in full by
April 1st, is $370. Visit www.campveritas.com.
Because...I’m Worth It
On Thursday, March 26th, from 7-8:30 PM, St. Robert
Bellarmine Church, 61 Georgia Rd., Freehold, is offering
an event for teens looking to build healthy relationships.
Sponsored by the Diocese of Trenton Respect Life
Ministry, renowned speaker Pam Stenzel will be
presenting ways that young people can value their lives.
Cost is $10 per family and parents are welcome. To
register, go to www.dioceseoftrenton.org/PamStenzel.
For details, call Donna Goodwin at 609-403-7192 or
email [email protected].
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Iglesia de “San Marcos” Apostolado Hispano
Msgr. Sean P. Flynn, Pastor
Rev. Jose Fernandez-Banqueses, Vicario Parroquial
[email protected]
Teléfono: 732 449-6364 ext. 122
Misa Dominical: Domingo 5:00 PM
CONFESIONES: Todos los domingos de 4:00 PM-4:45PM.
También pueden llamar a la rectoría en caso de emergencia
ext. 122.
SACRAMENTO DEL BAUTISMO: Los padres de familia que
deseen celebrar el sacramento del Bautismo. Para más información
llamar a la oficina ext. 100.
CLASES DE RELIGION: Se ofrecen clases de Religión todos los
domingos antes y después de la Santa Eucaristía desde los grados:
(Pre-k, K hasta el 8th grado).
Para los adultos se ofrece RICA en Español. Las inscripciones se
llevan a cabo cada año entre los meses Mayo a Septiembre. Para más
información llamar a la oficina ext. 100.
SACRAMENTO DEL MATRIMONIO: Las parejas que deseen
celebrar el Sacramento del Matrimonio, Para más información
llamar a la oficina ext. 100.
Horario de oficina en Español:
Lunes, Martes & Miércoles 9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Diana Zuna, Apostolado Hispano
[email protected]
Teléfono: 732 449-6364 ext. 100
Fax: 732 449-1646
MINISTERIO DE MUSICA: Les invita a las personas que deseen
cantar otocar cualquier instrumento musical, les invitamos a que se
integren al coro en español de San Marcos, la persona Néstor
Román. Vengan a cantar al Señor Jesús.
CIRCULO DE ORACION: La Renovación Carismática en el
Espíritu Santo “Al Encuentro con Jesús” te invita a que vengas a
encontrarte con El Señor Jesús a través de oraciones y alabanzas,
ven y gózate en la presencia del Señor, ahora con el Ministerio de
Música Carismática: “Sembrando Esperanza.” Te esperamos todos
los días viernes a las 6:30 PM. No faltes, Cristo te espera Salmo 150!
Alabe al Señor todo ser que respire!
TRANSPORTACION: Ofrecemos transportación a las personas
que viven en Pt Pleasant, Brielle, Manasquan, Sea Girt, Bradley
Beach & Belmar durante todo el año. Mandar un texto o llamar los
domingos a Diana Zuna al 908-783-4221 antes de las 2:00 PM si
necesitas este servicio.
Quinto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
Presentación de las Ofrendas para Febrero 8
Primera Lectura: Job 7, 1-4. 6-7. Job se lamentó:
“Cuándo será de día? La noche se alarga y me canso de
dar vueltas hasta que amanece… mi vida es un soplo.
Mis ojos no volverán a ver la dicha”.
Salmo Responsorial: Salmo 146, 1-6. Alaben al Señor,
que sana a los corazones quebrantados.
Segunda Lectura: 1 Corintios 9, 16-19. 22-23. Pablo
predica la Buena Nueva explicando que él no es más
que un servidor. El ha tratado de “ganarlos a todos”.
Trabajó por el Evangelio, para participar también de sus
bienes.
Evangelio: Marcos 1, 29-39. Jesús sanaba a muchos
enfermos con dolencias de toda clase. También curaba a
los poseídos por el demonio. Mucha gente lo buscaba y
él tenía que retirarse a orar a un lugar solitario para
poder seguir ayudándolos.
Julia Alvarado y familia
Lecturas y Calendario para esta Semana
9 Lunes: Gn 1:1-19; Sal 104 (103):1-2a, 5-6, 10, 12, 24,
35c; Mc 6:53-56.
10 Martes: Gn 1:20 — 2:4a; Sal 8:4-9; Mc 7:1-13.
11 Miércoles: Memoria de Nuestra Señora de Lourdes.
Jornada Mundial de los Enfermos. Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17;
Sal 104 (103):1-2a, 27-28, 29bc-30; Mc 7:14-23.
12 Jueves: Gn 2:18-25; Sal 128 (127):1-5; Mc 7:24-30
13 Viernes: Gn 3:1-8; Sal 32 (31):1-2, 5-7; Mc 7:31-37.
14 Sábado: Día del amor y la amistad (San Valentín).
Gn 3:9-24; Sal 90 (89):2-6, 12-13; Mc 8:1-10.
ENERO 11: RESULTADOS DE LA FERIA DE SALUD (Basados en 85 participantes)
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RESULTADOS DE LA FERIA DE SALUD (Basados en 85 participantes)