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Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
September 20, 2015
Jesus speaks of His own rejection, torture and shameful death. True discipleship,
He says, is concerned not with status but with service to the poor,
with justice and peace.
Next Week’s Readings
Nm 11:25-29 Ps 19:8, 10, 12-14
Jas 5:1-6 Mk 9:38-43, 45, 47-48
Parish Staff
Pastor ~ Rev. Ron Nelson
Parochial Vicar ~ Rev. Edgar Rivera
Pastoral Associate ~ Deacon Tom Altenhofen
Deacon ~ Deacon Hans Mueller
Business Manager ~ Laura Olguin
Director of Outreach Ministry ~ Lilly Hagen
Director of Music ~ David Phillips
Director of Religious Ed. ~ Julie Rutledge-Sanchez
Parish Secretary ~ Sally Ross
Sacramental Registrar ~ Margaret Fleming
LifeTeen Coordinator ~ Leslie Jones
Lead Custodian ~ James DuChateau
Assistant Custodian ~ Joe Crandall
Mass Schedule
Monday – Friday ~ 6:55 am & 12:15 pm
Saturday ~ 8:00 am
Sunday Vigil (Saturday evening) ~ 5:30 pm
Sunday ~ 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am
1:00 pm (Spanish), 5:30 pm LifeTeen
National Holidays ~ 9:00 am
Confessions
11:00 – noon ~ Wednesday & Friday
4:00 pm & 7:00 pm ~ Saturday
CONFIRMATION PROGRAM
St. Mary’s Confirmation Program is now a two year program. Confirmation is intended for High School students. All
High School students are highly encouraged to register this fall for classes beginning in September.
Confirmation requirements include:
• The candidate will need to complete all required classes and activities.
• It is recommended that the candidate participate in youth group activities.
• Candidates and their families must be registered and be active members of the parish.
• Classes will be held on Wednesday nights.
Certain requirements can be waived in special circumstances but prior permission must be obtained. If you have
any questions, please call Julie Rutledge Sanchez in the Parish Office at 541-342-1139.
Registration times: September 20 after the 9:00, 11:00, 1:00 pm (Spanish) and 5:30 LifeTeen Masses. You
can also register in the Parish Office during office hours. Confirmation classes will begin on September 23.
FIRST COMMUNION GUIDELINES
If you are interested in having your child receive First Holy Communion, you will need to complete the following steps before your child can
receive the sacrament. You must:
• Be registered and active members of the parish for at least 6 months.
• Public School and home school children need to be registered in faith formation for at least two years. O’Hara families, please call
Julie in the Parish Office, 541-342-1139.
• Your child must attend all required classes and activities.
• You must register for the sacrament with the Parish Office. O’Hara parents’ meeting will be on October 1 at 7:00 pm.
Plan ahead! If you have a first grader – please enroll them now to meet the two year requirement. Certain requirements can be waived
depending on the circumstances but prior permission must be obtained. If you have an older child who needs sacraments or have any
questions, please call Julie Rutledge Sanchez in the Parish Office, 541-342-1139.
O’Hara Parents of 2nd Graders—you must register for First Communion with the Parish Office NOT the school.
Registration Times: September 20 after the 9:00 and 11:00 am & LifeTeen Masses. Registration will be in
the Parish Center. You can also register in the Parish Office during office hours. Religious Ed. classes
begin on September 21 along with a parents meeting at 6:30 pm.
Middle School Edge will begin on September 28 for parish youth in grades 6, 7, 8.
Mass Intentions
September 21 – September 27, 2015
Daily Morning Masses
M ~ Jane Baumgart †
T ~ Intentions of Carlo Castillo
W ~ Intentions of Andrew Sanchez
T ~ Jo Collins †
F ~ Gene Hams †
S ~ Intentions of Rick & Linda Dunham
Daily Afternoon Masses
M ~ Carroll & Helen Gordon †
T ~ Annette Saunders †
W ~ Intentions of Marjorie Brady-Jones
T ~ Chris & Rose Mary Dottino †
F ~ Fr. Donald Sullivan †
Sunday Masses
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Madelyn Hudak †
7:30 ~ Intentions of Caitlin Macomber
9:00 ~ Charlane McGovern †
11:00 ~ Bernard Eric Latimer†
1:00 ~ Intentions of Bruno Castillo & Guadalupe Gomez
Family
5:30 LifeTeen ~
For Parishioners
In Our Prayers
Let us remember:
...all those who were baptized, including,
Brayden Hernandez Canchola,
Victor Martinez Cortes, Francisco Sanchez de Anda,
Yareli Sanchez de Anda
…all those who are ill, including,
Marge Catha, Shannon Cila Family, David Couture,
Robert Daniels, Ron Downing, Rick Dunham, Jerry
Gordon, Dan Halstead, Bruce Hollister, Paul Joyce,
William Keller, Jim Kinsman, Cathy Kirby, Gayle Lapp,
Mike McGraw, Sarah Mlynek, Scarlet Rudy Craig, Janet
Teague, Sandra Tracy and John Wong
…all those who have died, including,
Marcus Aberle and Anita Quigley
Perpetual Adoration
No Coverage
Monday 2-3 am
Thursday 3-4 am
Wednesday 4-5 am
Saturday 10-11 am
Servers
September 21 – September 27, 2015
6:55 am Mon. – Fri. ~ Jackie Pynes
8:00 am Sat. ~ Jackie Pynes
12:15 pm Mon. – Fri. ~ Vicki Kelly
Sunday, September 27
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Dylan Hurlimann, Wyatt Hurlimann
7:30 am ~ Knights of Columbus
9:00 am ~ Griffith Bell, Sam Bell, Ryan Helbling
11:00 am ~ Tarrin Campbell, Jack Sotelo, Tommy Sotelo
5:30 pm LifeTeen ~ Briana Howe, Michael Rochon, Zach Witt
Lectors
September 21 – September 27, 2015
6:55 am Mon. - Fri. ~ Jack Pynes
8:00 am Sat. ~ Jack Pynes
12:15 pm Mon. – Fri. ~ Rosemary Montgomery
Sunday, September 27
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Darrin Fleming, Pat Murphy
7:30 am ~ Knights of Columbus
9:00 am ~ Julie Armbrust, Sharon Hainley
11:00 am ~ Paula Lockhart, Josephine Tapp
5:30 pm LifeTeen ~ Rachael Plant
Sunday Children’s Liturgy
Children’s Liturgy is for children ages K-3rd grade. We will
begin on September 20, 2015. Please check the bulletin for
holiday schedule changes. During Mass, children will be called
forward prior to the readings to leave with the teachers and will
return to their families at the Presentation of the Gifts.
The Children’s Liturgy program has received funding from a
“special gift” donation that will enable us to offer another year
of this wonderful ministry to our parish children. Thank you for
your support in assisting our children along their spiritual
journey. You, and all those who help the children, are a
blessing to the parish.
Family Faith Sharing
25th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Mark 9:30-37
In the Gospel today we see Jesus and His disciples journeying
through Galilee. Jesus is again telling of His coming passion
and resurrection but the disciples do not understand. The
disciples begin arguing about who is greatest among them.
Jesus tells them, “If anyone wishes to be first, he shall be
the last of all and the servant of all.” This teaching tells us
about behavior and attitude. We offer our efforts in the
service of others to make life better for them in some way.
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Why do you think Jesus had to tell His disciples about
service? What are some ways we can offer service to
others? Make a plan with your family to participate in some
kind of service to others this year.
Carmelite Firewood for Sale
Choir
Seasoned fir, maple, and oak
U-HAUL
Please Call Don Sadowsky at
541-485-4918 or 541-912-0079
If you are interested in service to the Church through the gift
of music, please call
David Phillips at 541-342-1139
Generations in Reading
The Generations in Reading program will meet the Parish
Center on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month, from 10:15
until 10:45 am. This unique program fosters friendships
with seniors and young readers to improve reading skills.
Gospel of Life/Pro-Life Ministry
The Gospel of Life/Pro-Life Ministry is in great need of
committee members who would help our ministry to be
more active in the pro-life movement and pray to end
abortion. Please contact Eric Walter at 541-554-2074.
Meetings are every third Thursday at 6:00 pm in the Luke
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Help local kids start school with the basic supplies they
need and backpacks for carrying them. Collection barrels
and suggested lists will be available at SVdP stores and
other partnering locations.
Monetary donations are
welcome and can be sent to: School Supply Drive, c/o
SVdP, PO Box 24608, Eugene, OR 97402. Thanks for
helping kids.
“First 1000 Days” Campaign
A Catholic Culture of Life Initiative
The 1000 days from conception through a child’s second
birthday are the most crucial for a child’s development.
These 1000 days are our best opportunity to shape a
healthier, more prosperous future for the child. All children.
Where All Are Welcomed and Loved With Mercy
Day189- “The fundamental human right, the presupposition
of every other right, is the right to life itself. This is true of
life from the moment of conception until its natural end.
Abortion, consequently, cannot be a human right -- it is the
very opposite. It is a deep wound in society.”
Pope Benedict XVI
WEEKLY COLLECTION
September 13, 2015
Offertory
$13,897.80
Parish Pay
11,625.63
Misc. Income
279.05
Total
$25,802.48
Budget
$21,000.00
If a person gets his attitude toward money
straight, it will help straighten out almost every
other area in his life.
RCIA SPONSORS
Would you like to be considered for the privilege of walking
with a candidate through the RCIA process? Being a sponsor
is an important and integral part of this process. A sponsor
puts a human face on the Church, in other words, it allows the
candidate to have a lay person’s perspective of what it means
to be Catholic.
Qualifications do not include being a
theologian but requires only a warm hearted person to relate
his/her love of Christ and His Church with a candidate
journeying to the Easter Sacraments.
For further information or to sign up please contact
Geri Heideman, the new RCIA Sponsor Coordinator,
at 541-517-2779, or Deacon Tom at 541-342-1139.
St. Francis Home-school Co-op
The St. Francis Home-school Co-op is comprised of
homeschooling families from several Catholic parishes in the
area seeking to build community, friendship, and faith. Our
activities include enrichment class, recreation, field trips,
seasonal events as well as opportunities for children and
parents alike to build friendships.
If you are interested in learning more about our group,
please contact Molly Dardis: [email protected]
EXCERPTS FROM THE BOOK “REBUILT”
By Fr. Michael White and Tom Corcoran
Church communities are living organs. They get bigger and
they get smaller all the time. There are churches in seasons
of growth because they’re in growing communities. Their
growth is unintentional or, at least, automatic….
That’s what happens to churches these days. Organized
religion is in free fall, with membership dwindling and
congregations dying daily. Today thousands and thousands
of churches are in a pattern of accelerated decline, others in
slow but steady decline. Some studies estimate that as many
as 95 percent of Christian churches in growing communities
are no longer immune from attrition and erosion. A lot of
churches just aren’t going to survive, unless they become
intentionally growing churches, not just maintaining members,
but attracting them.
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grow? Wrong question. We don’t make it grow; only God
does that. As St. Paul teaches, God is the agent of growth in
His Church:
“I planted the seed, Apollos watered it, but God caused the
growth. Therefore, neither the one who plants nor the one
who waters is anything, but only God, who causes the
growth….For we are God’s fellow workers.” (1 Corinthians
3:6-7, 9).
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We will provide continual excerpts from this book in our
weekly bulletin when space allows. Please feel free to
comment on the material via our parish email:
[email protected]
RCIA
The Jericho Walk
For all who are interested in learning more about the
Catholic faith, it is not too late to either invite or refer
someone to this year’s classes.
Please contact Deacon Tom with questions at
541-342-1139
Join us for a ½ hour of Pro-Life support as we process
around Planned Parenthood in Glenwood. This fifth of 8
monthly walks is scheduled for Saturday, September 26,
2015, at 1:00 pm. Each additional walk will be on the last
Saturday of each month.
For more information contact Doris at 541-520-6787 or
[email protected].
Bible Study
Fr. Bryce will begin a Bible Study series on Eucharistic
Themes in the New Testament on Tuesday, September 22
at 10:30 am in the West Hall of the Parish Center.
40 Days for Life-Eugene
The goal of this year’s 40 Days for Life is to shut down and
defund the Planned Parenthood in Springfield. This is only
possible through the effort of each of us. 40 Days for Life is
like a second lent – of prayer and fasting – but the underlying
intention is for the dignity of all human life (the unborn, the
elderly, the handicapped, the terminally ill, the enemy and the
guilty). Pray on it. 40 Days for life begins September 23 and
ends November 21.
As part of 40 Days for Life, volunteers are asked to
participate in a prayer vigil outside of Planned Parenthood. It
is a completely peaceful, legal and prayerful activity, with the
purpose of praying for a conversion of heart for those
performing abortions, those funding them, and those
considering having them. If you are interested please contact
http://doodle.com/poll/smc2sxf2wh6w2yb4
What is Your Salvation History?
All adults, ages 21-39, come and discover how God reveals
His plan for our salvation in the Bible, this Thursday,
September 24, at St. Mary Catholic Church, at 6:45pm.
Inquire at
[email protected]
or call 541-270-9329
Heading to College?
Find faith and a place to call home when your get there, at
your Newman Center, Catholic Campus Ministry.
The
University of Oregon’s Welcome Back Week kicks off on
Thursday, September 24, 2015 with a party on Friday,
brunch on Saturday, and evening Mass and dinner on
Sunday.
Visit the UO Newman Center at 1850 Emerald St., Eugene
or go to: www.uonewman.org.
Saint Vincent de Paul Angel Dinner
Thursday, September 24, 2015
St. Mary Parish Hall
His Majesty’s Musicians will reunite for a free concert
following SVdP’s Angel Dinner. The spaghetti dinner will
begin at 5:30 pm with doors opening at 5:15. Dinner is free
for SVdP volunteers, $5 for adults, $2.50 for children 12 &
under, and $20 for families of five or more.
For Angel Dinner tickets contact your SVdP conference
president or call Judy Hunt at 541-743-7136.
Blessing of the Animals
Bring your pets to St. Mary Catholic Church on Saturday,
October 3, 2015 and have Fr. Ron bless them in honor of
St. Francis. It will be in the Courtyard at 2:00 pm.
Worldwide Marriage
Encounter Weekends
This retreat offers a technique of loving communication that
allows a couple to explore and deepen their marriage
relationship. The weekend is presented by three couples
and a priest, and centers on God’s Desire for marriage.
October 2-4 at Powell Butte Retreat Center near Bend,
November 6-8 at Mt. Angel Retreat Center
Apply now online:
www.rediscoverthespark.org or call 503-853-2758
Catholic Radio KMME Fall Sharathon
Your Catholic radio station, KMME 94.9 FM and 100.5 FM
will broadcast its Fall Sharathon, October 5th- 8th. The four
day event will feature a variety of special guests, interesting
conversations about the importance of our faith and an
opportunity for listeners to support the region’s only Catholic
radio station.
More information is available by calling
1-888-823-5286.
Retrouvaille
Retrouvaille is a marriage ministry designed to provide the
tools to help get your marriage back on track. It will give you
the opportunity to rediscover each other and examine your
lives together in a new and positive way.
October 16-18, 2015.
For information or to register, call 1-503-225-9191 or visit:
www.helpourmarriage.org.
Cursillo in Christianity
Cursillo is a Spanish word for ‘short course’. You will hear
inspiring witness talks from laymen/women and two priests.
With daily Mass and prayer, you will experience joyful
Catholic fellowship and a deeper understanding of our Faith.
Jesus invites you to come on a retreat called “Cursillo in
Christianity” at St. Rita’s Retreat Center (Gold Hill, near
Medford).
Men’s Weekend – October 15-18, 2015
Women’s Weekend – October 22-25, 2015
For information and application go to:
Natl-cursillo.org/Portland
or call Liz MacMillan, 541-476-2382
or email:
Mary Griffin – [email protected]
Fr. Karl Schray – [email protected]
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Septiembre
PÁGINA
EN ESPA 20, 2015
Información en Español llame a la oficina Lunes, Martes y Viernes de 9:00 am 12:00 pm
La Iglesia Católica y el Plan de Dios para Ti
Cristianismo Incompleto No Basta
(Parte 38)
En las últimas décadas muchos católicos han
dejado a la Iglesia, muchos retirándose por
completo a toda religión, muchos otros afiliándose
a otras iglesias. Pero el tráfico no ha sido en una
sola dirección. El tráfico hacia Roma ha crecido
rápidamente. Hoy en día estamos viendo más de
ciento cincuenta mil convertidos entrando a la
religión Católica cada año en los Estados Unidos y
en otros lugares como África, hay más de un millón
de convertidos cada año. Gente sin religión,
católicos inactivos y miembros de otras iglesias
cristianas están “encontrando su hogar en Roma”
Se sienten atraídos a la Iglesia por diversas
razones, pero la principal es por la cual debes
seguir católico, es la sólida verdad de la fe católica.
Encuentro de Mujeres 2015
Les invitamos a pasar un tiempo especialmente preparado para
ustedes en compañía de Jesús y de María. Los días:
Viernes 25 de Septiembre de 7:00 a 9:00 pm en la iglesia
Sábado 26 de Septiembre de 8:30 am a 4:00 pm Centro
Parroquial
Domingo 27 de Septiembre de 8:30 am a12:00 pm en el
Centro Juvenil
Tendremos Misa, Hora Santa y Cuidado de Niños
Pláticas Pre-Bautismales
Se llevan a cabo cada 3° y 4° sábado del mes. Necesita
registrarse en la Oficina Parroquial.
Favor de no traer niños pequeños a las pláticas ya que
distraen la atención en las clases.
Requisitos para Primera Comunión
† Ser miembro activo y estar registrado en la iglesia por
lo menos 6 meses antes.
† Su hijo/a debe asistir por lo menos 2 años a clases de
catecismo.
† Las inscripciones se llevarán a cabo al empezar el
año escolar después de Misa con Rosa Zavala y
después en la Oficina Parroquial
Confesiones en Español
Miércoles 23 de Septiembre 11:00 am a 12:00 pm
Viernes 25 de Septiembre 11:00 am a 12:00 pm
Sábado 26 de Septiembre 4:00 a 5:00 y 7:00 a 8:00pm
Fe Familiar Preguntas para Compartir
† 25° Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario † Marcos 9: 30-37
En el Evangelio de hoy habla de su pasión y resurrección, pero
sus discípulos no lo entienden. Ellos empiezan a discutir sobre
quién de ellos es el más importante. Jesús les dice: “Si alguien
quiere ser el primero será el último y servidor de todos”. Esta
enseñanza nos dice sobre la conducta y actitud. Debemos
ofrecer nuestros esfuerzos al servicio de los demás.
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¿Por qué crees que Jesús tuvo que decirles esto a sus
discípulos? ¿Cuáles son algunas maneras de ofrecer nuestro
servicio a los demás?
Campaña “Primeros 1000 Días”
Donde todos son acogidos y amados por la misericordia
- día 189 - “ El derecho humano fundamental, el presupuesto
de todos los demás derechos, es el derecho a la vida misma.
Esto es cierto de la vida desde el momento de la concepción
hasta su fin natural. Aborto, en consecuencia, no puede ser un
derecho humano – es todo lo contrario. Es una herida
profunda en la sociedad. ~ Papa Benedicto XVI
Matrimonios
Si planea una boda aquí en Santa María, necesita hacer
primero una cita con la secretaria y después el sacerdote para
las Pláticas Pre-Matrimoniales en línea
¿Cuál es su historia de salvación personal?
Descubra cómo Dios nos cuenta sobre nuestra historia de
salvación por la Biblia. La próxima reunión para adultos entre
las edades 21-39, es el jueves, 24 de septiembre, a las 6:45pm
en la iglesia de St. Mary.
Para consultas, contactar a
[email protected] o 541-270-9329
La Caminata de Jericó
Acompáñanos a la ½ hora de Apoyo a Pro-Vida en la caminata
alrededor de Planned Parenthood en Glenwood. Cada
caminata se llevara a cabo el último sábado de cada mes a la
1:00 pm. La idea se tomo del pacto de Alianza en la Ciudad de
Jericó. Vamos a procesar con el Arca de la Alianza, que es
Nuestra Santa Madre. Para más detalles email o llamar a Doris
Simpkins 541- 520-6787 [email protected]
Requisitos para los Bautizos
Antes de bautizar a su niño/a los PADRES necesitan:
† Ser miembros activos y estar registrados en la iglesia por lo
menos 6 meses antes del bautizo.
† Registrarse para asistir a las pláticas Pre-Bautismales
Los PADRINOS también deben haber asistido a las pláticas
Pre-Bautismales, y cumplir con lo siguiente:
† Haber recibido los Sacramentos de Iniciación:
Bautizo, Confesión, Primera Comunión y Confirmación.
† Tener por lo menos 16 años de edad.
† Ser miembros activos de la Iglesia Católica.
† Si están casados deben ser casados por la Iglesia Católica.
Sunday, September 20
Monday, September 21
ST. MATTHEW
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
6:30 ~ Religious Ed.
Tuesday, September 22
6:55 † Mass
10:30 ~ Bible Study
12:15 † Mass
6:30 ~ La Esperanza Music Practice
7:00 ~ RCIA
Wednesday, September 23
Thursday, September 24
Friday, September 25
TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
KC Breakfast
7:30 † Mass
9:00 † Mass/Children’s Liturgy
11:00 † Mass
1:00 † Misa
2:30 ~ Spanish Religious Ed.
5:30 † LifeTeen Mass
ST. PIUS OF PIETRELCINA
6:55 † Mass
11:00 ~ Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
1:00 ~ Marian Prayer
6:00 ~ Choir Practice (11:00)
6:30 ~ Confirmation Prep. Class
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
5:30 ~ Choir Practice (9:00)
5:30 ~ SVdP Angel Dinner
7:00 ~ Esperanza Prayer Group
7:30 ~ LifeTeen Band Practice
6:55 † Mass
11:00 ~ Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
6:30 ~ La Esperanza Holy Hour
Saturday, September 26
8:00 † Mass
4:00 ~ Reconciliation
5:00 ~ Spanish Natural Family Planning
Class
5:30 † Vigil Mass
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
7:00 ~ Reconciliation
7:00 ~ Spanish Baptismal Prep.
Sunday, September 27
Monday, September 28
Tuesday, September 29
Wednesday, September 30
Thursday, October 1
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
6:30 ~ Religious Ed./Edge
STS. MICHAEL, GABRIEL
AND RAPHAEL
6:55 † Mass
10:30 ~ Bible Study
12:15 † Mass
6:30 ~ La Esperanza Music Practice
7:00 ~ RCIA
Friday, October 2
Saturday, October 3
THE HOLY
GUARDIAN ANGELS
6:55 † Mass
10:00 ~ Prayer Shawl Meeting
11:00 ~ Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
6:30 ~ La Esperanza Holy Hour
8:00 † Mass
9:00 ~ DJM
2:00 ~ Blessing of Animals
4:00 ~ Reconciliation
5:30 † Vigil Mass
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
7:00 ~ Reconciliation
ST. JEROME
6:55 † Mass
11:00 ~ Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
1:00 ~ Marian Prayer
6:00 ~ Choir Practice (11:00)
6:30 ~ Confirmation Prep. Class
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
Sunday, October 4
TWENTY-SEVENTH SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
Esperanza Breakfast/
CDA Tea Ticket Sales
7:30 † Mass
9:00 † Mass/Children’s Liturgy
11:00 † Mass
12:00 ~ English Baptisms
1:00 † Misa
2:30 ~ Spanish Religious Ed.
5:30 † LifeTeen Mass
TWENTY-SIXTH SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
Coffee & Donuts
7:30 † Mass
9:00 † Mass/Children’s Liturgy
11:00 † Mass
1:00 † Misa
2:30 ~ Confirmation Prep. Class
2:30 ~ Spanish Religious Ed.
5:30 † LifeTeen Mass
ST. THÉRÈSE OF THE
CHILD JESUS
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
1:00 ~ Stations of the Cross
(for Victims of Abortion)
5:30 ~ Choir Practice (9:00)
5:30 ~ SVdP Angel Dinner
7:30 ~ LifeTeen Band Practice
8:00 ~ Esperanza Prayer Group