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Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Healing the Unclean
Mosaic law separated lepers as outcasts from
the rest of the people and
required them to cry out,
“Unclean, unclean,” when
others approached. The
leper who approached Jesus
directly was breaking
Mosaic Law. He must have
deeply believed and desperately hoped that Jesus had
the ability to heal him, for he said, “If you will, you
can make me clean.” Not only did the leper know his
need, he also had to believe that Jesus was the answer
to that need. The leper would not have broken Mosaic
law and approached Jesus if he had not had confidence
in his compassion.
The leper represents all people of God, defiled
and stained by sin. God is righteous and holy and no
unclean person can dwell in his presence. All are
separated from God due to sin. Even so, God did not
want his children to remain separated from him and
made every provision for us to return to him through
his Son, whose death and resurrection conquered sin.
We tend to think of God as far off and aloof,
yet the incident of the leper testifies to God’s
compassion in his Son. While seeing our sin
completely, he still loves us, heals us, and forgives us.
His compassion comes from a oneness with humanity
because his only Son became a human person and was
tempted like us in every way, yet remained sinless.
Jesus had no fear of the leper or of the law that
required his isolation. By touching the leper, he made
himself unclean in the eyes of the law. As the Son of
God, however, he was free from the demands of the
law. On the cross, Jesus so identified himself with
sinful humanity that he touched and became our sin.
When he rose from the dead, he demonstrated his
power over sin.
No matter how terrible our sin or how distant
we feel from God, Jesus loves us, forgives us, and
wants to heal us completely. Let us seek him out with
confidence as did the leper because we believe he
loves us and has compassion for us. Let us approach
him with true sorrow for our sins, yet without fear. If
we approach him, he will stretch out his hand and
touch us.
—Mark, a Devotional Commentary
February 15, 2015
Called to be Merciful
Diocese of San Diego
2015 Annual
Catholic Appeal
“Called to be Merciful,” is an invitation to
compassion, hope, and love. As disciples we
are called to trust in Jesus’ mercy, to trust in
his patience, to seek refuge always in his
love. Jesus invites us to recognize him in the
poor, in those that suffer, and in those in
need. We encounter God’s love when we
express mercy and compassion, through
stewardship, service, and sacrifice. Our
mission is to share Jesus with the whole
world. We are called to know Christ and
sent to make him known.
The Annual Catholic Appeal supports
service to the poor and imprisoned,
education for children in Catholic schools
and training of catechists, formation of
candidates for the priesthood, ministry to our youth and to
young people on university campuses, preparation of
couples for marriage, and support for parish development in
Imperial Valley.
Please take some time this week in prayer, asking God for
guidance in your response to this year’s Annual Catholic
Appeal.
Called to be Merciful Prayer
Loving God, we thank you for calling
us together. In you we are one.
Help us to remember that united,
we are called to be merciful
and love one another through the
generous sharing of our time,
gifts, and resources.
Please bless our efforts and
help us to grow as a unified
and vibrant community of faith.
Give us the grace to generously
support the Annual Catholic Appeal
so that we may faithfully do
the work of Your Church.
Amen
Please return your pledge cards to the Parish Office.
Ash Wednesday, February 18th—Distribution of ashes will be at the following times:
7:00AM Mass
6:00PM Liturgy of the Word w/ashes
7:00PM Spanish Mass
8:30AM Mass with Bishop Brom and the Parish School
Note-There will be no Eucharistic Adoration this day.
12:00PM Liturgy of the Word w/ashes
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Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Mass Intentions
Saturday………….........February 14
5:00PM………………….†Art De Luca
Sunday………….....…...February 15
8:30AM……...…....….…People of St. Didacus
10:00AM………………..Gibbons Family, Spec. Int.
11:30AM……...….……..†Marcelinita Abendaño
Monday………………...February 16
7:30AM…….…………...†Admiral Q.E. Crews, M.D.
Tuesday………..…..….February 17
6:00PM……………...….†Lois Garrigues
Wednesday……......….February 18
7:00AM……...………….†Mary Scott
8:30AM……………..…..†Fred Dueber
7:00PM……….…Carmelite Sisters on Hawley Blvd., Spec. Int.
Thursday………...…….February 19
7:30AM………….……...†Mary Clerkin
Friday…………...……...February 20
7:30AM…...…...……....…†Edmond Yturralde
Saturday………….........February 21
5:00PM………………….†Art De Luca
Readings for the Week of February 15, 2015
Sunday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Next Sunday:
Lv 13:1-2, 44-46/1 Cor 10:31--11:1/
Mk 1:40-45
Gn 4:1-15, 25/Mk 8:11-13
Gn 6:5-8; 7:1-5, 10/Mk 8:14-21
Jl 2:12-18/2 Cor 5:20--6:2/Mt 6:1-6, 16-18
Dt 30:15-20/Lk 9:22-25
Is 58:1-9a/Mt 9:14-15
Is 58:9b-14/Lk 5:27-32
Gn 9:8-15/1 Pt 3:18-22/Mk 1:12-15
“I turn to you, Lord, in time of trouble,
and you fill me with the joy of salvation.”
Weekly Events at St. Didacus
Sunday, February 15, 2015
Divine Mercy Food Sale
After all Masses
Confirmation II Class
10:00am
Spanish Choir
10:00am
Monday, February 16, 2015
Parish Office Closed for President’s Day
Cub Scouts Pack Meeting
6:30pm
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Youth Night
6:30pm
Spanish Bible Study
6:30pm
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Men’s Prayer Group
7:00pm
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Divine Mercy
4:00pm
Divine Mercy
5:00pm
RCIA
7:00pm
Friday, February 20, 2015
Lenten Soup Supper
6:00pm
Called to Discipleship
7:00pm
Saturday, February 21, 2015
1st Reconciliation Retreat
10:00am-noon
Stations of the Cross
4:15pm
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The Parish Office will be closed on
Monday, February 16th in
observance of the
President’s Day holiday.
GIFTS OF
OUR TREASURY
THE WEEK OF February 8, 2015
General Collection for February 8, 2015
Building Fund for February 8, 2015
Total Income:
$5,318.00
$1,174.00
$6,492.00
Please Pray For
Welcome to St. Didacus Parish!
Masses
Saturday 5:00pm
Sunday 8:30am & 10:00am English
11:30am in Spanish
Daily Mass
Mon., Thurs., Fri. 7:30am
Wednesday 8:30am & Tues. 6:00pm
Eucharistic Adoration
Wednesdays 7:30am—8:30am
First Fridays 8:00am—9:00am
Confessions—Saturdays 3:30pm or by appt.
Baptisms: Arrangements must be made 3 months in
advance. Contact the Parish Office for information.
Weddings: Arrangements must be made at least 9
months in advance. Please contact the Parish Office.
Pastor, Fr. Michael J. Sinor
Parish Office 619-284-3472
February 15, 2015
Rosalba Alarcon
Maria Luz Arrellano
Diann Bauer
Dan Bauer
Herbert Baxter
Martha Becerra
Rita Bonnell
Norm Boyer
Herminia Brignoni
Ibeth Brignoni
Ruben Campos
Marie Cavanaugh
Eileen Connolly
Irene Davis
MaryLou De Luca
Cecelia Dueber
Mary Farrell
Santiago Fontes
Susan Guenzel
Sharon Ihle
Bernie Kober
Marilyn Kober
Virginia Lantry
Juanita Lopez
Maria Lopez
Anthony Martinez
Rosalie Martinez
Dolores Mediano
Esteban Mediano
Sylvia Paiz
Dominick Palestini
Gladys Palestini
Diane Porter
Antonia Raya
Dolores Robertson
Atina Rodriguez
Aaron Rodriguez
Alette Rodriguez
Jeff Salazar
Christine Segura
Alice Sergi
Mark Silke
Michael Smith
Raymond Sparks
Mary Sutton
Angel Tapia
Pedro Tapia
Therese Tucker
Carol Verdon
Adalina Zarate
Josephine
And the special
intentions in our Book of Needs
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Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
February 15, 2015
Join us on Friday Night for the
First Soup Supper of Lent &
SOMETHING NEW!
4630 34th Street, San Diego CA 92116
284-8730
Our Annual Gala and Auction “A Night
at the Hamptons” is on Saturday,
March 7th at the Southwestern Yacht
Club. Invitations and raffle tickets went
out in the mail last week. Check your
mail and get them turned in ASAP! We
also welcome your donations of new
items or gift cards for the auction. Please contact the
school if you have any questions. You are welcome to
drop off your items at the Parish Office.
When you receive your raffle tickets, you can drop them
off at the school or to the Parish Office. Don’t miss your
chance to be a big winner!
Stations of the Cross
Saturday, February 21st at 4:15pm
in the Church with Deacon Dino Serafini
Join us as we take some time to reflect
on Jesus’ journey to the cross.
Knights of Columbus
Lent Fish Dinner
Friday, February 27th
4:30pm-7:00pm
The Knights of Columbus will be holding
their annual Fish Fry on February 27th
from 4:30-7pm in the Parish Hall. All proceeds will go to
the Council's Charity Fund. Past recipients of this fund have
included St. Didacus School, the parish Food Pantry, support
for Vocations and help to those in need. Dinners are $7,
Families: 4 for $25. Contact Tom Davis at 619-929-9964 for
more info.
1st Reconciliation Retreat
Saturday, February 21st
10am-noon in the Parish Hall
This retreat is for the children making
their First Communion this year.
1st Reconciliation
Saturday, February 28th
10:00am at the Church
Friday, February 20th
6:00pm Soup dinner provided by
the St. Didacus Altar Society
Here’s the Something NEW!
7:00pm The Call of Jesus to
Discipleship
Jesus calls each of us individually and as a community to be
disciples. This Lent we will look
at how Jesus calls each of us to follow him as
faithful disciples.
Each Friday evening we’ll take a look at
different Scripture readings and different
perspectives on what it means to be a disciple
of Jesus. We’ll have time for reflection and
group discussions. Join us!
No Religious Education on
Wednesday, February 18th
so students may attend an
Ash Wednesday service.
Classes will resume next
Wednesday!
See today’s bulletin insert for all the activities we
have planned for Lent. Hang it on your fridge
and plan to join us as you can!
Sale on Sunday!
The Divine Mercy Group
will be having a Mexican
food sale to benefit the
Church. They will be
serving chiles rellenos,
sopes, nachos and tinga.
Thank You!
Thanks for supporting
St. Didacus School’s 3rd
grade Girl Scout cookie sale
last weekend!
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Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Guidelines for Fast &Abstinence
During Lent
Abstinence is a penitential practice consisting
of refraining from the consumption of meat
and is to be observed by all Catholics who are
14 years of age and older. Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, and
the Fridays during Lent are days of abstinence.
In addition to abstinence, fasting is to be observed by all
Catholics between the ages of 18-59 (inclusive). On days of
fasting, one full meal is allowed. Two smaller meals, sufficient
to maintain strength, may be taken according to one’s needs,
but together they should not equal another full meal. Eating
between meals is not permitted, but liquids are allowed. Note: If
a person is unable to observe the above regulations due to ill
health or other serious reasons, they are urged to practice
other forms of self-denial that are suitable to their condition.
Rite of Election
On Sunday, February 22nd, the catechumens from
our RCIA program attend the Diocese’s Rite of
Election. This public step closes the period of
catechumenate, which itself is a lengthy period of
formation of the catechumens’ minds and hearts, and opens the
period of purification and enlightenment. Therefore the celebration of election traditionally coincides with the opening of Lent.
The focus here is on following Christ with greater generosity.
This weekend we will also encounter those in our RCIA program
who have been baptized, but have not yet receive the rest of the
sacraments of initiation (Confirmation and/or Holy Communion).
These are not the catechumens, but the candidates. Their part of
the celebration at the Rite of Election is labeled: The Call to
Continuing Conversion. Please keep them in your prayers.
The Diocesan Institute is a great resource for
adult Catholic educational opportunities. Their
early spring schedule of classes has just come
out. Take a look by visiting the Diocese of San
Diego’s website: www.diocese-sdiego.org.
From the home page, select: Diocese, Pastoral
Offices, Diocesan Institute.
During Lent we are called to practice
three traditional facets of Christian penance: charity, prayer and fasting. Each
of these three practices takes us outside
and beyond ourselves: toward others
through charity, toward God through
prayer, toward ourselves through fasting. Take some
time today to think about how you will incorporate these
practices into your life during the season of Lent.
February 15, 2015
Pope's Message for Lent 2015:
“Make your hearts firm.”
“As individuals we are tempted by
indifference. Flooded with news
reports and troubling images of
human suffering, we often feel our
complete inability to help. What can
we do to avoid being caught up in
this spiral of distress and powerlessness? First, we can pray in
communion with the Church on
earth and in heaven. Let us not underestimate the power of
so many voices united in prayer! The '24 Hours for the
Lord' initiative, which I hope will be observed on March 13th
& 14th throughout the Church, also at the diocesan level, is
meant to be a sign of this need for prayer. Second, we can
help by acts of charity, reaching out to both those near and
far through the Church’s many charitable organizations.
Lent is a favorable time for showing this concern for others
by small yet concrete signs of our belonging to the one
human family. Third, the suffering of others is a call to conversion, since their need reminds me of the uncertainty of
my own life and my dependence on God and my brothers
and sisters. If we humbly implore God’s grace and accept
our own limitations, we will trust in the infinite possibilities
which God’s love holds out to us. We will also be able to
resist the diabolical temptation of thinking that by our own
efforts we can save the world and ourselves. As a way of
overcoming indifference and our pretensions to selfsufficiency, I would invite everyone to live this Lent as an
opportunity for engaging in what Benedict XVI called a formation of the heart. A merciful heart does not mean a weak
heart. Anyone who wishes to be merciful must have a
strong and steadfast heart, closed to the tempter but open
to God. A heart which lets itself be pierced by the Spirit so
as to bring love along the roads that lead to our brothers
and sisters. And, ultimately, a poor heart, one which realizes its own poverty and gives itself freely for others. During
this Lent, then, brothers and sisters, let us all ask the Lord:
'Fac cor nostrum secundum cor tuum': Make our hearts like
yours (Litany of the Sacred Heart of Jesus). In this way we
will receive a heart which is firm and merciful, attentive and
generous, a heart which is not closed, indifferent or prey to
the globalization of indifference. It is my prayerful hope that
this Lent will prove spiritually fruitful for each believer and
every ecclesial community. I ask all of you to pray for me.
May the Lord bless you and Our Lady keep you.”
Thank you, God, for all the moments of our
lives, moments in which to do your will, to show
your glory. Help us to know your presence in all
the present moments that we live. Whatever we
do, we do for you. Amen
Pagina 6
Sexto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
15 de febrero de 2015
Miércoles de ceniza, 18 de febrero del 2015
La distribución de las cenizas será en los siguientes horarios:
7:00 AM Misa en ingles
8:30 AM Misa con la escuela parroquial, celebrara esta misa el
Obispo Robert Brom.
12:00 PM Liturgia de la Palabra en ingles con cenizas
6:00 PM Liturgia de la Palabra en ingles con cenizas
7:00 PM Misa en Español
Acompáñenos este viernes a las Tradicionales
No habrá catecismo el
Sopas Cuaresmales y ALGO NUEVO
miércoles de ceniza
Queremos invitar a todas las
Viernes, 20 de febrero 6:00 PM
familias del catecismo a que
Sopa proporcionada por la So-
nos acompañen a los servicios del miércoles de
ciedad del Altar de San Didacus
ceniza, los horarios están arriba mencionados.
7:00 PM La llamada al discipula-
La oficina estará cerrada
do. Esta cuaresma tendremos una
el lunes 16 de febrero por
reflexión sobre el discipulado, junto con la comunidad de ingles.
Esta sesiones serán nuestra misión cuaresmal
y nos ayudaran a nuestro encuentro con
Jesús, para que siendo testigos de El, anunciemos y proclamemos la Buena Noticia.
Vea el folleto inserto del boletín de hoy para que
nos acompañe a las actividades que tendremos
la celebración del día de
los presidentes.
Pidamos
en este día por nuestro presidente Barack
Obama.
Primera Reconciliación
El sábado 21 de febrero,
será el retiro de la Primera
para la Cuaresma. Lo puede poner en sus refri-
Reconciliación
gerador para recordarlos, los esperamos.
parroquial de 10 a 12 PM.
Muchas Gracias por
su participa-
ción en nuestra Campana Anual
Diocesana.
La campaña está to-
davía en curso y los que todavía no
han participado los invitamos a que lo hagan.
en
Estaciones de la Cruz en ingles
Sábado 21 de febrero a las
4:15pm con el D. Dino Serafini
el
salón
Lent at St. Didacus Catholic Church
This year our Sunday Gospel readings have been focusing on the Gospel of
Mark. Over and over again the theme of discipleship is highlighted. Do you see
yourself as a disciple of Christ? The truth is that Jesus calls each of us
individually and as a community to be disciples.
This Lent we are doing something new. We will gather on Friday evenings after
our usual soup suppers to explore the theme of discipleship. Both the English
and Spanish speaking communities will come together for a shared meal. After eating, one group will stay in the hall and the
other will gather in the Church for a talk, some reflection and sharing about discipleship. Each week we will highlight different
Scripture readings and different perspectives on what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. We will still offer Stations of the Cross
several times during Lent. You can find the times listed on the schedule below.
Our focus on discipleship this Lent will help you grow in your faith and in your relationship with Christ. The Lord never forces us
to follow him, but he constantly calls and invites us to be his disciples. “Come and see.”
Stations of the Cross:
Saturday, February 21st at 4:15pm lead by Deacon Dino Serafini
Saturday, March 14th at 4:15pm lead by the Parish Council
Good Friday, April 3rd, noon, in English
Good Friday, April 3rd, 1:00pm in Spanish
Bilingual Taize Prayer Service:
Tuesday, March 3rd at 6:30pm following the 6pm Mass.
This prayerful and meditative service is lead by the Choir.
Eucharistic Adoration
Every Wednesday 7:30-8:30AM
First Friday of the month 8:00-9:00AM
Spend some quiet reflection time with our Lord. Come to the Eucharist and let God
open your eyes to the person who truly is the “bread of life.” Listen to Him speak to you in the silence.
Weekday Mass
Monday, Thursday, Friday at 7:30AM, Tuesday at 6:00PM and Wednesday at 8:30AM
Try to add a weekday Mass to your Lenten schedule.
Fridays During Lent
Friday, February 20
Friday, February 27
Friday, March 6
Friday, March 13
Friday, March 20
Friday, March 27
6:00PM Soup provided by Altar Society
6:00PM Knights of Columbus Fish Dinner
6:00PM Soup provided by Spanish Community
6:00PM Soup provided by Pastoral Council
6:00PM Soup provided by the School’s PTG
6:00PM Soup provided by the Small Faith Groups
7:00PM The Call of Jesus to Discipleship
7:00PM The Cost of Discipleship
7:00PM Peter: the Reconciled Disciple
7:00PM Mary Magdalene: the Witnessing Disciple
7:00PM John: the Beloved Disciple
7:00PM Mary of Nazareth: the Model Disciple
Parish Penance Service
Tuesday, March 17th at 6:00PM
We come together as a Community and humbly stand before God and ask for His forgiveness and mercy.
Please note that we will have no Mass that day.
Cuaresma 2015 en la Parroquial de San Didacus
Este año las lecturas del Evangelio dominical se centran en el Evangelio de Marcos.
Y enfatizan el tema del discipulado. ¿Te sientes llamado a ser discípulo de Jesús?
La verdad es que si somos llamados cada uno de nosotros individualmente y como
comunidad a ser discípulos de Jesús.
Esta Cuaresma estamos haciendo algo nuevo. Nos reuniremos todos los viernes por
la noche, después de nuestras tradicionales sopas y exploraremos el tema del discipulado, como comunidad tanto los hablan ingles como nosotros. Nos reuniremos
para comer y después de comer, un grupo permanecerá en el salón parroquial y el
otro se reunirán en la Iglesia para la charla, para una reflexión e intercambio sobre el discipulado. Cada semana resaltaremos
diferentes lecturas de las Sagradas Escrituras y los diversos puntos de vista sobre lo que significa ser discípulo de Jesús. Ofreceremos las estaciones de la cruz en varias ocasiones durante la Cuaresma. Usted puede encontrar el horario en el calendario
de abajo.
Nuestro enfoque en esta Cuaresma es el discipulado, nos ayudará a crecer en nuestra fe y en nuestra relación con Jesucristo. El
Señor nunca nos obliga a seguirlo, pero El nos llama constantemente y nos invita a ser sus discípulos: "Vengan y verán".
Estaciones de la Cruz:
Sábado, 21 de febrero a las 4:15 PM dirigidas por el Diácono Dino Serafini
Sábado, 14 de marzo a las 4:15 PM dirigidas por el Consejo Parroquial
Viernes Santo, 3 de abril, a las 12 del mediodía, en Inglés
Viernes Santo, 3 de abril, 1:00 PM en español
Servicio de Oración de Taizé:
Martes, 3 de marzo a las 6:30 PM después de la Misa de 6 PM.
Este servicio de oración es bilingüe y cantara el Coro de ingles. Este día no habrá clase de Biblia.
Adoración Eucarística
Todos los miércoles de 7:30—8:30 AM
Primer viernes del mes 8:00—9:00 AM
¿Cómo sigo yo a Jesús? Jesús habla en silencio en el Misterio de la Eucaristía y cada vez nos recuerda
que seguirle quiere decir salir de nosotros mismos y hacer de nuestra vida no una posesión nuestra,
sino un don a Él y a los demás. San Francisco de Asís
Misa Semanales
Lunes, jueves, viernes a las 7:30 AM, martes a las 6:00 PM y el miércoles a las 8:30 AM.
Trate de añadir una misa de lunes a viernes a su horario de Cuaresma.
Viernes de Cuaresma
Viernes, 20 de febrero 6:00 PM sopa proporcionada por Altar Sociedad 7:00 PM La llamada de Jesús al discipulado
Viernes, 27 de febrero 6:00 PM venta de Pescado frito por los Caballeros de Colon 7:00PM El Discipulado
Viernes, 6 de marzo 6:00 PM sopa proporcionada por la comunidad Hispana
7:00 PM Somos discípulos llamados a
leer los signos de los tiempos
Viernes, 13 de marzo 6:00 PM sopa proporcionado por el Consejo Pastoral 7:00 PM Llamados Anunciar la Buena Nueva
Viernes, 20 de marzo 6:00 PM sopa proporcionado por la Escuela PTG
7:00 PM Llamados a ser testigos de Jesús
Viernes, 27 de marzo 6:00 PM sopa proporcionado por las pequeñas comunidades 7:00 PM Con María, somos misioneros
Servicio Penitencial de nuestra parroquia
Martes, 17 de marzo a las 6:00 PM
Nos reunimos como comunidad y humildemente ante Dios para pedir su perdón y su misericordia.
Tenga en cuenta que este día no tendremos misa de 6 PM, ni clase de Biblia.
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