1. Art and Diseño

-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time– February 1, 2015
Dear parishioners,
At this point we have been in Port-auPrince, Haiti for a couple of days. We
spent a day at a baby hospital run by
the Missionaries of Charity (Mother Theresa's sisters). They are so filled with
joy. There is a true love they embody.
You cannot help but feel drawn to them
and to help them.
The babies in this hospital were all very
ill from serious malnutrition. The babies
often stay for a long time, it is the only way they can get strong again.
Remnants of cathedral after 2010 earthquake
Even though the babies often had fevers or pneumonia they all still just wanted to be held and loved. Many
of the parents come each day for a few hours to be with their kids. But some parents can't come, and so we
were there to just to love those kids. It was amazing, even in these babies, their resiliency to laugh and feel
secure and at be at peace when someone picked them up and held them.
This whole experience is teaching me that when Jesus said "love your neighbor as yourself" he really meant
it. When my neighbor needs help just to survive, I must be with them.
Last night a local priest, Fr. Pierre, (Fr. Peter!) stopped by the place we are staying, the "Matthew 25 house"
and shared with us a few stories about the people and Haiti. Five years ago he was on his way to a meeting
with the Archbishop when the earthquake hit. The Archbishop perished in the earthquake. It is amazing the
hear of such things, so terrible, and yet there is a very deep faith. In the aftermath, Fr. Pierre did the best he
could help. The local parish that we attended Mass at yesterday actually came into existence the day after
the earthquake. Fr. Pierre went into this neighborhood telling the people he would have Mass in a field
nearby. The people came, and a parish was born from the rubble. They still have Mass outside. Someday
they will build a church, but it has not hindered their faith not having one. I love one thing Fr. Pierre said, "as
Catholics, what we all need, is to love our brothers and sisters were ever they may be, if we do this we can
overcome anything."
It astounds me at how joyful and hopeful
the people are despite lacking the things I
(we) take for granted.
Today we will travel four hours southwest
to an orphanage near a tiny town called
Duverger.
Many blessings,
Fr. Peter
5715 108th St. SW Lakewood, WA 253-588-2141
Sunday February 1, 2015
FOR YOUR OWN SPIRITUAL REFLECTION:
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Mass schedule & intentions
8:00am Mass
11:00am Mass
12:30pm Misa (Spanish Mass)
Church
Church
Templo
Monday, February 2
No Exposition or Mass on Mondays
Tuesday, February 3
4:00pm Reconciliation
6:00pm Mass
Mass intention-Emilio & Ruby Cano†
Wednesday, February 4
6:00pm Misa (Spanish)
Thursday, February 5
9:00am Rosary
9:45am Bible Study
6:00pm Mass
Friday, February 6
7:30am Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
8:45am Mass
Saturday, February 7
2:00pm Reconciliation
5:00pm Vigil Mass
Church
Church
Templo
Church
Church
Church
Church
Church
Church
Church
Sunday, February 8
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Church
8:00am Mass
9:00am to 12:30pm Breakfast For a Buck School Gym
Church
11:00am Mass
Templo
12:30pm Misa (Spanish Mass)
Daily Mass readings available at www.usccb.org/nab/
PARISH SECRETARY WANTED
St. John Bosco Parish, in Lakewood, WA seeks a
Parish Secretary. Successful candidate will be an
active member of a Catholic parish faith community
(St. John Bosco or St. Frances Cabrini preferred);
have excellent organizational and communication
skills, demonstrate successful secretarial/office
management skills; word processing and computer
proficient. Position is 32 hours per week which
includes weekend staffing.
Salary DOE and excellent benefits. Applications are
available in the parish office. Contact Debbie
Pedraza at 253-582-1028 for more information.
The Gospel for next weekend Masses.
A reading from the Holy Gospel according to
Mark 1:29-39
On leaving the synagogue
Jesus entered the house of Simon and Andrew with
James and John.
Simon’s mother-in-law lay sick with a fever.
They immediately told him about her.
He approached, grasped her hand, and helped her up.
Then the fever left her and she waited on them.
When it was evening, after sunset,
they brought to him all who were ill or possessed by
demons.
The whole town was gathered at the door.
He cured many who were sick with various diseases,
and he drove out many demons,
not permitting them to speak because they knew him.
Rising very early before dawn, he left
and went off to a deserted place, where he prayed.
Simon and those who were with him pursued him
and on finding him said, “Everyone is looking for you.”
He told them, “Let us go on to the nearby villages
that I may preach there also.
For this purpose have I come.”
So he went into their synagogues,
preaching and driving out demons throughout the whole of
Galilee.
The Gospel of the Lord
Cabrini & Bosco Missions blog
A blog on Wordpress.com has been set up for
all our parish missions (Haiti, Mexico &
Philippines), so our parishioners can follow
the journeys.
The site is:
http:cabriniboscomissionsblog.wordpress.com
Check it out!
IRS Tax Refund Fraud Update
As tax season is upon us, it is important to be aware
of recent developments in the tax fraud
investigation. An updated document titled “IRS Tax
Fraud Leadership Update” has been posted at the
Archdiocese website:www.seattlearchdiocese.org
According to the IRS the best way to protect yourself
from tax fraud for 2014 return is to file as early as
possible. This will help minimize the likelihood that a
criminal can file a false return in your identity. Filing
an extension early will not have the same effect; the
return must be filed.
B
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SFC SCHOOL GYM
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 8, 2015
9:00am to 12:30pm
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BISCUITS & GRAVY
SOUTHWEST EGGS
FRIED POTATOES
SAUSAGE
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults
(RCIA)
CALLING ALL YOUTH!!
COME JOIN US AND GROW
IN YOUR FAITH
Next meeting is on
Tuesday, Feb. 3 at 6pm
St. Frances Cabrini
Mass first and then in
Squier Hall
(Confirmation parents and
youth must attend)
Questions? call Gaby Grossman
at 588-2141 ext. 307
Please pray for the comfort and healing of:
Paz Abdon, Ruby Abrigo, Liliana Contino Alfaro, Kayle Almanza,
Gloria Almoguera, Carmen Antonio, Curtis and Sophia Barquet,
Enn R. & Jaime Barretto, Zach Bibeau, Timea Bozic, Terry Brown,
Theresa Byers, Tony Cables, Lois Carter, Cesar Coronado, Cindi
Cornwell, Elaine and Michelle Crouse, Sabel Cruz, Catherine
Davis. Chris Davis, Normita Davis, Jose Del Rosario, Daniel
Delaney,Marilyn De los Santos, Ofelia DeLuna, Joseph
Dinglasan, Marlin R. and Jonathan Dipipi, Evelyn Disbrow,
Liliana Dzolic, Jandi Dunlap, Janet Engelheart, Anso Farkas, Brett
and Cindy Ferrar, David Fruge, Florence Gallo, Fortunato
Gappi, Henry Gariando, Andrea Garcia, Makenna Garett, Allison
Le Hahn, Borgny Haroldson, Veronica Harzter, Larry Helm,
Micaela Henriquez, Hannelore Hogan, Helga Winter Hunn,
Doug Jensen, Robert Johnson, Bill and Sarah Jones, Mike
Kapala, Sherroll Kelso, Ralph & Lesley Klein, Helen Kronaizi,
Cesaria Lejia, Brunilda LLeras Marcia Loaiza, Lauretta Lucien,
Laura Madrigal, Karen Martin, Mary Martin, Camerino Martinez,
Gen Mason, Kennedy, Jennifer & Brennan McGranaghan, Mary
Ann Merrill, Marcella Merrill, Julie Metzger, Sister Carol Ann
McMullen, Susan A. Musa, Mel Nelson, Terry Newman and
family, Patrick Neidorf, Priscilla Quinata, Ed Paez, Luis Pedraza,
Edna Perry, Debbie Pesicka, Sonia Picardal, Kathy Pitts, Teresa
Posada, Corazon Reguindin, June C. Reyes, Isaac Rincon,
Jesse and Sandy Rivera, Jesse Rivera Sr., John Rose, Terry Roy,
Sheila Running Hawk, Katie Rutter, Brenda Ryan, Hepuleta
Sabang, Marianne Sass, Julie Schmidt, Jim Snellar, Margaret
Sousek, Jim Spencer, Marline Spieth, Terri Spracklin, Frank
Stiles, Jean Marie Talvo, Myrna Tabios, Jade Thompson, Sharon
Thompson, Ricardo Torralba, Kaile Valeros, Astarid Velazco,
Jorge Villagomez, Ethan Vlad, Calvin Wadeking, Matthew Warren, Dee Watson, Julie Watson, Elda White, Margaret Wingerter,
Roger & Irene Young, Paul Zehnder.
PARISH GUIDELINES: Please call the Parish Office:
253-588-2141 to offer a name for prayer.
Next class is on
February 5 at 7pm in Squier Hall
For information call Pat Gums
588-2141 ext. 303
RCIA: Is the path for persons (14 years or
older) unbaptized or baptized in another faith who
desire to enter into the Catholic Church.
Adult Sacramental Preparation: Is the path
for baptized Catholics (18 years or older) who
desire to complete their initiation with
First Eucharist and/or Confirmation.
Stewardship of our Treasure
For weekend of Jan 24/25, 2015
including mail in donations
Our parishioners generously gave: $8,563.49
We still have some
2015 Parish Calendars
Available!
If you didn’t get one yet, please
stop by the parish office
Friendly reminder to
Faith Formation families:
Mass attendance is required
as part of First Communion &
Confirmation Preparation, parents
and children must attend together.
Please remember we keep a
record of your attendance
Faith Formation library
Open on
Sunday 12pm-2pm
Questions?
Call Gaby or Pat
253-588-2141
Altar Server
Mathew
Cooper
Saturday
5:00 PM
Feb. 7
Sunday
8:00 AM
Feb. 8
Sunday
11:00 AM
Feb. 8
Michael
Gums
Josephine
Kaiser
Jensen Ly
Jimeria
Carreno
Alfonso
Carreno
Eucharistic
Minister
Lector
Theresa Brown
LEAD
Bev Krashin
Marie Paige
Porfiria Marana
Lucia Mandapat
Shirley Poff
Stephanie
Van Leuven
Kathy
Spencer
Michael Kizer
LEAD
John Kaiser
JoAnne Stolz
Joy Molleston
AJ
Mc Granaghan
Stephanie Kizer
Starlene Enfield
Chris Davis
Tim Enfield
Ronda
Tentarelli
Dorothy Zarelli
LEAD
Chris Blosser
Rexanne Just
Mary Devila
Sandi Rapp
Shirley
Gascon
The SFC Auction Raffle Committee
will sell raffle tickets after Mass on the
dates listed below:
St Frances Cabrini:
Sat, Jan. 31st 5pm / Sun, Feb. 1st 11am &12:30pm
Sat, Feb. 7th 5pm/ Sun, Feb. 8th 11am & 12:30pm
Sat, Feb. 14th 5pm/Sun, Feb 15th 11am & 12:30pm
Sat, Feb. 21st 5pm /Sun, Feb 22nd 11am & 12:30pm
Sat, Feb 28th 5pm/Sun, March 1st 11am & 12:30pm
St John Bosco:
Sat, Jan. 31st 5pm/ Sun, Feb. 1st 9:30am
Sat, Feb. 7th 5pm/ Sun, Feb. 8th 9:30am
Sat, Feb. 14th 5pm/Sun, Feb. 15th 9:30am
Sat, Feb. 21st 5pm/Sun. Feb. 22nd 9:30am
Sat, Feb. 28th 5pm/Sun, March 1st 9:30am
News for our Parishioners about your school…
Our Auction is right around the corner and our Raffle Sales have begun! Raffle
tickets are now available after all the weekend Masses in the Church
vestibule.
Will you join us at our Annual Auction Event on March 7th from 5:30pm at the McGavick
Student & Conference Center, in Lakewood? We would love to have you there. To
receive an invitation in the mail, please call the school at 253-584-5748. Or stop by to
pick up an invitation to this fun, festive annual Event!
Our school parents are seeking donations of items such as stays at Timeshares, Cabins,
Vacation packages, or Air Travel to enhance the many other items being offered this
year. If you have anything like these that you could donate for this Auction, please
contact us at 253-584-5748. All such items need to have their details arranged and
finalized with the school prior to Monday, February 9th.
Many people are already looking for a Catholic school for the next school year. Please
know that the most effective marketing tool we have is word-of-mouth from those of you
who know about your parish school. Please spread the word and invite friends and
neighbors to visit us in person or visit us on the web: www.cabrinischool.org or on
Facebook: www.facebook.com/StFrancesCabriniSchool
As always, thank you for your continued support of your parish school!
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