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CHURCH OF SAINT JOSEPH
245 North Main Street, Spring Valley New York 10977
AUGUST 2,2015
PARISH WEBSITE
www.stjosephspringvalley.or
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Pastor
Parochial Vicar
Parochial Vicar
Parochial Vicar:
Chaplain Malankara
Indian Community:
Deacon
Deacon
Parish Secretary
Evening Receptionist:
Weekend Receptionist
PREP Director
PREP Ast. Director
RCIA Director
Music Director
SERVED BY
Rev. Levelt Germain
Rev. Patrick Adekola
Rev. Cyprien Emile
Rev. Robert L. Rodriguez
Bishop T. Naickamparambil
Jose Pena
Peter Venezia
Djena B. Abraham
Mayra Sanchez
Francine Vincent
Maureen Foley
Alicia Lima
Sr. Celia Cid
Mark La Rosa
PARISH OFFICE(RECTORY)
ADDRESS: 333 Sneden Place W. Spring Valley, NY 10977
Office Hours: 9:00am-8:00pm(Monday-Friday)
9:00am-5:00pm(Saturday)
9:00am-2:00pm(Sunday)
(Closed from 12:00pm-1:00pm for lunch)
CONTACT US:
Rectory: Telephone: 845-356-0311 Fax: 845-352-8126
Main Church Email:
[email protected]
Music Director:
[email protected]
Parish Secretary:
[email protected]
Religious Education:
[email protected]
MASS SCHEDULE
Weekday: Monday –Friday 9:00am and 5:30 pm in the
Main Church
Saturday : 9:00am in the Main Church
Saturday Vigil Masses in the Church: 5:00pm(English) &
7:30pm(Spanish)
Sunday in the Church: 7:30am,9:00am, 10:15am, 11:30
am, 1:00pm (Haitian) and 5:30 pm
Sunday in the Chapel: 9:45 am (Polish) & 1:15 pm
(English)
Sunday in the gym:: 11:00 am (Spanish)
Indian Masses: Malankara Mass Sunday at 4:30pm
(Chapel)
DEVOTIONS
Monday Miraculous Medal Novena:
9:00am Mass followed by the Novena
Wednesday SAINT JOSEPH NOVENA:
9:00am Mass followed by the Novena
Wednesday Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena & Benediction:
8:00pm in the main Church
Thursday Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament:
8:00pm-10:00pm (Stone Chapel in Spanish)
Friday Divine Mercy Chaplet
After 9:00am Mass & 5:00pm Mass
Friday Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament:
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament from 10:00am-5:00pm ending with Benediction
Standing councils & committees
Finance council: Every 3rd Monday of the month at 7:00pm in the rectory Conference room.
Parish pastoral Council: Every 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm Classroom 13.
Comite pastoral de Guia: Every 1st Monday of the month at 7:30pm Classroom 13.
Comite pastoral de liason: Every 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7:00pm Classroom 13.
Rocklnad deanery council: Every 1st Wednesday of the month at 7:30pm .
Knights of Columbus: St. Joseph the Worker Council: Every 2nd and 4th Monday of the month at
8:00pm in Classroom 13
SACRAMENTS
BAPTISM:
Baptism Instruction Class for Parents and Godparents
2nd and 4th Wednesday of the Month in English at 7pm in the Rectory
3rd Friday of the month in French/Creole at 7:00pm in the Rectory Chapel
4th Friday of the month at 7:30pm in the School Building
Baptisms Celebrated on:
The 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month in English at 12:30pm
The 3rd Saturday of the month in French/Creole at 12:30pm
The 4th Saturday of the Month in Spanish at 2:00pm
To schedule a Baptism please contact the Rectory office for more information at 845-356-0311.
You must provide your child’s Birth Certificate.
RECONCILIATION: Saturday 12:30pm, 4:30pm and 6:30pm in the Church. You may come to the
Rectory Monday through Friday and request to speak to the Priest on duty.
ANNOINTING OF THE SICK: Please contact the parish office at any time and make arrangements
with one of our Priests. In cases of illness, please notify us if you or a family member would like
to receive Holy Communion at home, hospital or nursing home to make arrangements.
MARRIAGE: Please contact our parish office at least 6 months prior to your scheduled wedding
date, to schedule a meeting with one of our Priests . In your initial meeting with the Priest couples must bring the following documents: Baptismal Certificate, First Communion Certificate and
Confirmation certificate.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Sacramental preparation for First communion and Confirmation is
offered for Public School students in grades 1 through 10. All children should be registered before attending class. For further information please call 845-356-0054.
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION (RCIA) FOR ADULTS: A process of Liturgical and Spiritual formation for those seeking to receive the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist. For
more information contact our Parish Office.
MISSION STATEMENT:
“The permanent quality of this church dedicated to St. Joseph reminds us that
Christ will remain with his People until mortal time ceases. It will be to this
church that parishioners will bring their lives filled with both joy and sorrows
and join them to Christ, who offers the perfect sacrifice to the Father. It will be
from this church that Grace of the Sacrament will radiate for the building-up of
the kingdom and for the sanctification of souls. It will be at this church where
people will find nourishment and strength, communion and peace, unity and
friendship.” John Cardinal O’Connor.
Saturday August 1, 2015
5:00pm: +Georges Andrews
Sunday, August 2, 2015
7:30am: Reyes & San AgustineFamilies
(Thanksgiving)
9:00am: +Elizabeth Riedl
10:15am: +Lorenzo Bondoc
11:00am: Elias Santiago (Healing)
11:30am: +Joubert Cantave Jr.
1:00pm: Marie Tassy (Birthday)
1:15pm: Birthdays in July (Thanksgiving)
5:30pm: for the intention of
Jose Gabriel Galan
Monday, August 3, 2015
9:00am: +Henrique Ezaquiel
5:30pm: +Henrique Ezaquiel
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
9:00am: +Henrique Ezaquiel
5:30pm: +Ana Violante
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
9:00am: +Ana Violante
5:30pm: +Ana Violante
Thursday, August 6, 2015
9:00am: +Ana Violante
5:30pm: Terry Abraham (Birthday)
Friday, August 7, 2015 First Friday
9:00am: +Adeline
5:30pm: Sacred heart of Jesus
& Immaculate Heart of Mary
Saturday August 8, 2015
9:00am: +Teresita Pelayo Brown
5:00pm: +Ana Violante
PRAY FOR THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED:
We kindly request your prayers for the
repose of Anthony Andre Paul , Elizabeth Riedl, Rufus O. Ogala & Charles
Okere. We express our deepest sympathy to their families. May the souls of
all the faithfully departed through the
mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.
Marie Ankner, Carline Antoine, Eden Azor, Keylin Belotte, Sasha Belotte, Samson Bernard, Lea Bellefleur, Ines Berjon, Frantz Bernadin, Marie Claire Blain, Angelica
Calfa, Bonnie Calkins, Linn Carrera, Lina Carrera, Anne Casimir, Brianna Charles, Lillian Ciufo, Diane Cole, Edgar Collins, Bernadette Claude, Juliette Cruz, Gladys
Desmanghes, Marie Destin, Evelyn Dolean, Edner Donatien, Michelle Dumel, Scott Dykstra, Marie Rosanna Edmond, Naika Edouard, Felino Escudero, Olivena Fabre,
Randy Gauthier, Carol Gigillo, Javier Gonzalez, Ambar Graciano, Demitria Greenidge, Idia Hogu, Roger Hogu, Lydia Jean, Lina Joseph, Eduardo Francis Kelly, Marie Th.
Lafontant, Marie Pierre Louis, Margareth Azulfa Larosiliere, Marie Louis, Gilma Madera, Shana Mallette, Jean Marci, Elizabeth Marescot, Steven Masterson,
Emmanuela Valescot Mathieu, Lucy Mendoza, Rosalinda Menor, Marie Mompoint, Jasmine Narcisse, Theresa Novak, John Richard Oster, Harold Jean-Pierre, Regenald
Pierre, Pita Piongson, Yarelis Polanco, Ashley Rabel, Lamercie M., Louis Reda, Andrea Remy, Joel Remy, Elizabeth Riedl, Bernarda Rodriguez, Rosanna Rodriguez, Sebastian Romero,
Manelle Saintil,Elias Santiago, Myriam Senat, Mariquit Tabudlo, Leonard Terius, Edith Vilsaint, Vickie Wallace and all our homebound parishioners and the residents of our local
Nursing Homes. To add or remove a name to this list please call the rectory and speak to Mrs. Djena Abraham. Thank You.
LECTORS
Sat. Vigil, Aug.1,2015
5:00pm: Olga Freeman
Sunday, Aug.2,2015
7:30am: Juana Billy
9:00am: Helen Esposito
10:15am: Priscilla Baruc
11:30am: Jean Marescot
Eucharistic Ministers
Sat. Vigil, Aug.1,2015
5:00pm: Thomas Ridore & Rose Milien
Sunday, Aug.2,2015
7:30am: Cristina Jacobs & Jeanne Fong Ging
9:00am: Gerri Leote, Ernise Lecorps & Marie Morency
Gerry Leote, Marie Douyon, Anne
Marie Dumel, Jacqueline Sanon , Annette Fredericque, Edwige Joseph,
Thomas Ridore , Jean-Claude Dubuisson, Wilhelmena Wolk and Chantal
Thevenot
10:15am: Chantal Thevenot & Carlina Molina
11:30am: Jean Milien, Ketty Ciceron & Luis Guignard
1:00pm: Innocent Valsaint, Yves
Lacrete & Jasmine Franck
1:15pm: Judeline Rouzard
1:00pm: Jacqueline Sanon, Ernise Lecorps & Jn. Claude Dubuisson
5:30pm: Luz Ancheta
5:30pm: Celestine Chantale, AnneMarie Dumel & Celeste Pena
1:15pm: Lydia Makgopela
SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY
“The Human Person Becomes a Gift
in the Freedom of Love”
Saint John Paul II
1 Corinthians 13:3 “If I give away all I
have, and if I deliver up my body to be
turned, but have not love, I gain nothing.”
Saturday/Sunday Regular Collection
July 25th & 26th: $11,089.00
Thank you for your generosity.
Duvinson Geneus & Marie Virginia Vil
Jean Robert Philibert & Marie Farah BourJolly
Miguel Angel Balboa Lazo & Gladys Marisol Castro
Lala
Edwin Ramirez & Leslie Cordero
Dodly Dorsainvil & Diane Gabriel
AN INVITATION TO OUR PARISH COMMUNITY
St. Joseph Church would like to invite its loving and
dedicated parishioners to include St. Joseph Church in
their last Will and Testament as an act of loving kindness, gratitude and service to our Parish Community
for years to come. St. Joseph Church is open to receive
the blessings given by its Parish Community and is
grateful for your generosity. May God bless you always.
EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
First Reading: Exodus 16:2-4, 12-15
The Israelites complain that Moses led them to the desert
and there is no food for them there. Then the Lord told
Moses he would rain down bread from heaven so the
people might know that AI, the Lord, am your God.@ God
did as he had promised and in the morning the people
found the bread that he had given them.
Second Reading: Ephesians 4:17, 20-24
Paul tells the Ephesians that they must give up their old way
of life and live in accordance with the truth that Christ has
brought them. He reminds them to acquire a spiritual way
of thinking, and to remember that they are made in God=s
image and act accordingly.
Gospel: John 6:24-35
The people Jesus had fed on five loaves of bread follow him,
and Jesus tells them they should not be looking for
perishable food, but for spiritual food. The people want a
sign that they should believe in him. He explains that he is
the bread of life, and anyone who believes will not
experience hunger or thirst. The people did not fully
understand that he was speaking in the spiritual sense, and
not of actual food.
The gospel of John does not include the story of the last supper, or the institution of the Eucharist. It does however, in
the sixth chapter, teach us of the gift of life-giving bread
which is Jesus Himself. What God did for the people in the
desert, offering the manna for their survival, He promised to
do for us. Jesus wished to remain with His people, as we
learn His concern in the priestly prayer in John’s gospel. He
chose a way which made and makes this possible. The Eucharist is the gift of Jesus to sustain us in the Christian life.
It is the abiding Presence by which He nourishes us and
feeds us. It is the gift of His Presence, waiting to be acknowledged and adored. The Eucharist is the gift for our survival
today. Ask the Lord to increase your desire for the Eucharist
and avoid routine and monotony, but eagerly reach out for
the gift He gives.
“The family finds in the plan of God the
Creator and Redeemer not only its identity, what it is, but also its mission, what it
can and should do. The role that God calls
the family to perform in history derives
from what the family is; its role represents
the dynamic and existential development
of what it is. Each family finds within itself a
summons that cannot be ignored, and that specifies both its
dignity and its responsibility: family, become what you are.
Accordingly, the family must go back to the "beginning" of
God's creative act, if it is to attain self-knowledge and selfrealization in accordance with the inner truth not only of what
it is but also of what it does in history. And since in God's plan it
has been established as an "intimate community of life and
love,"[44] the family has the mission to become more and
more what it is, that is to say, a community of life and love, in
an effort that will find fulfillment, as will everything created
and redeemed, in the Kingdom of God. Looking at it in such a
way as to reach its very roots, we must say that the essence
and role of the family are in the final analysis specified by love.
Hence the family has the mission to guard, reveal and communicate love, and this is a living reflection of and a real sharing in God's love for humanity and the love of Christ the Lord
for the Church His bride.”
(APOSTOLIC EXHORTATION FAMILIARIS CONSORTIO OF POPE
JOHN PAUL II)
DECIMO OCTAVO DOMINGO EN TIEMPO ORDINARIO
Primera Lectura: Exodo 16:2-4, 12-15
Los israelitas se quejan de que Moisés los ha guiado al
desierto y no hay comida para ellos allí. Entonces el Señor le
dice a Moisés que hará que llueva pan del cielo para que el
pueblo sepa que “yo, el Señor, soy su Dios”. Dios cumplió lo
prometido y por la mañana el pueblo encontró el pan que El
les había dado.
Segunda Lectura: Efesios 4:17, 20-24
San Pablo les dice a los efesios que deben abandonar su forma de vivir y comportarse de acuerdo a la verdad que Cristo
les ha traido. Les recuerda adquirir una forma de pensar
espiritual, y recordar que han sido hechos a semejanza de
Dios y que deben comportarse de acuerdo a esto.
Evangelio: San Juan 6:24-35
La gente a la cual Jesús alimentó con cinco hogazas de pan lo
siguió, y Jesús les dice que no deben buscar comida que se
pudre, sino comida espiritual. La gente quiere ver una señal
para creer en El. El les explica que El es el pan de vida, y que
cualquiera que cree no pasará ni hambre ni sed. La gente no
entendió completamente que de lo que estaba hablando era
en el sentido espiritual, y no de comida.
El evangelio de San Juan no incluye la historia de la última cena ni la
institución de la Eucaristía. Sin embargo, en el sexto capítulo nos
enseña sobre el don del pan que da vida, el cual es Jesús mismo.
Lo que Dios hizo por la gente en el desierto, ofreciendoles el maná
para su supervivencia, El prometió hacerlo por nosotros. Jesús
deseaba permanecer con Su pueblo, tal como leemos sobre su preocupación en la oración sacerdotal en el evangelio de San Juan. El
escogió una forma que lo hizo y lo hace posible. La Eucaristía es el
don de Jesús que nos sostiene en la vida Cristiana. Es la perdurable Presencia por la cual El nos nutre y alimenta. Es el don de Su
Presencia, buscando ser reconocido y adorado. La Eucaristía es el
don de nuestra sobrevivencia hoy. Pídale al Señor que le aumente
su deseo por la Eucaristía y evite la rutina y monotonía, y ansiosamente extienda la mano para recibir el don que El le ofrece.
«La Iglesia viene de la Eucaristía...fuente y cima
de toda la vida cristiana» y «contiene todo el bien
espiritual de la Iglesia, es decir, Cristo mismo,
nuestra Pascua y Pan de Vida, que da la vida a los
hombres por medio del Espíritu Santo» Santo
Juan Pablo II
Una oración para el
Encuentro Mundial de las Familias en Filadelfia
en el año 2015
Dios y Padre de todos nosotros,
en Jesús, tu Hijo y nuestro Salvador,
nos has hecho tus hijos e hijas
en la familia de la Iglesia.
Que tu gracia y amor
ayuden a nuestras familias
en cualquier parte del mundo
a estar en unión con las demás
en fidelidad al Evangelio.
Que el ejemplo de la Sagrada Familia,
con la ayuda de tu Espíritu Santo,
guíe a todas las familias, especialmente las más atribuladas, a
ser casas de comunión y oración
y a buscar siempre tu verdad y vivir en tu amor.
Por Cristo nuestro Señor. Amén.
¡Jesús, María y José, ruega por nosotros!
“Remontarse al «principio» del gesto creador
de Dios es una necesidad para la familia, si
quiere conocerse y realizarse según la verdad
interior no sólo de su ser, sino también de su
actuación histórica. Y dado que, según el designio divino, está constituida como «íntima
comunidad de vida y de amor»[44], la familia tiene la misión de ser cada vez más lo que es, es decir, comunidad de
vida y amor, en una tensión que, al igual que para toda realidad creada y redimida, hallará su cumplimiento en el
Reino de Dios. En una perspectiva que además llega a las
raíces mismas de la realidad, hay que decir que la esencia y el
cometido de la familia son definidos en última instancia por
el amor. Por esto la familia recibe la misión de custodiar,
revelar y comunicar el amor, como reflejo vivo y participación real del amor de Dios por la humanidad y del amor de
Cristo Señor por la Iglesia su esposa.” (EXHORTACIÓN APOSTÓLICA
FAMILIARIS CONSORTIO DE SU SANTIDAD JUAN PABLO II )
La Comunidad Hispana
Les Invitamos a la
Décima Primera Cena Bailable
Sábado, 3 de Octubre del 2015
8:00pm-1:00am en el Salón Parroquial (Gimnasio)
Costo: $30.00 (Adultos) y $10.00 (Niños)
Habrá una Grand Rifa de un televisor de 40 pulgadas
(El costo de los boletos para la Rifa es de $5.00)
Consentir à ce qui vient
1ère lecture : « Du ciel, je vais faire pleuvoir du pain
pour vous » (Ex 16, 2-4.12-15)
En ces jours-là, dans le désert, toute la communauté des
fils d’Israël récriminait contre Moïse et son frère Aaron...
Psaume : Ps 77 (78), 3.4ac, 23-24, 25.52a.54a
R/ Le Seigneur donne le pain du ciel !
Nous avons entendu et nous savons ce que nos pères
nous ont raconté : et nous le redirons à l’âge qui vient, les
titres de gloire du Seigneur. Il commande aux nuées làhaut..
2ème lecture : « Revêtez-vous de l’homme nouveau,
créé selon Dieu » (Ep 4, 17.20-24)
Frères, je vous le dis, j’en témoigne dans le Seigneur : vous ne devez plus vous conduire comme les
païens qui se laissent guider par le néant de leur pensée...
Evangile : « Celui qui vient à moi n’aura jamais faim, celui qui croit en moi n’aura jamais soif » (Jn 6, 24-35)
En ce temps-là, quand la foule vit que Jésus n’était pas
là, ni ses disciples, les gens montèrent dans les barques et se dirigèrent vers...
«L’amour […] et la foi rendent possible ce qui n’est pas
raisonnable », écrit sainte -Thérèse d’Avila dans son Livre
des Fondations. Dans notre monde où l’on cherche à tout
« sécuriser », cette conviction est presque provocatrice.
Elle est un bel écho au récit du livre de l’Exode et aux paroles de Jésus dans l’Évangile. C’est aussi une bonne leçon
d’humilité. En se penchant pour recueillir la manne, les fils
d’Israël acceptent de ne plus être les uniques maîtres de
leur existence. Ils doivent consentir à ce qui vient. Ils ne
disposent plus de l’abondante viande d’Égypte, qui avait
plus de goût que la manne, mais ils sont invités à découvrir la saveur d’amour que contient le pain venu du ciel. La
simplicité et la sagesse dont ils font ainsi l’expérience les
conduisent à découvrir, par la foi, que c’est le Seigneur qui
leur donne à manger. L’amour et la foi se rencontrent
alors dans l’aridité du désert. Cette expérience, comme
l’explique Jésus, peut être le premier pas d’un véritable
renversement de nos priorités -s’accomplissant dans l’Évangile. Les disciples comprennent, dans un second
mouvement, que, même donné par Dieu, le pain essentiel
n’est pas celui qui soulage nos corps. Le pain véritable est
le Christ qui, en nous nourrissant, rend à nos cœurs le
goût de l’amour et de la liberté. Ne perdons donc pas
notre énergie dans une activité effrénée qui nous permettrait d’assurer nos biens jusqu’à la fin des jours. Ne
nous évaporons pas dans une course à l’abondance. Mobilisons plutôt nos vies pour chercher le pain qui nourrit intérieurement et pour le partager. Laissons-nous surprendre par sa saveur nouvelle.
Juillet 1er au 31 août
du lundi au vendredi
9:00am & 5:30pm Masses
sera tenue à la chapelle
23 au 30 Août 2015
Jericho
Seront présents: Mgr. Eric Glandas, Rév. Père Simoly,
Rév. Dimitri Demesmin
Animation: Frère Bénédict Lamartine
Samedi 29 Août 2015
9 to 9 Avec Soeur Claire Gagné
Spring Valley High School, Rte 59
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
 Every Thursday at 8:00pm-10:00pm ( Stone Chapel
in Spanish) & Every Friday from 9:00am-5:00pm
Haitian Legion of Marie (Mary)
 Friday 4:45pm, Saturday 9:30am (French/Creole) &
Wednesday 6:00pm (English)
Charismatic Prayer Group
 English, Monday at 7:30 pm (Chapel), Spanish, Friday: 7:30 pm (Chapel), Creole, Sunday at 6:15
(Church)
Spanish Choir Rehearsals
 Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in Choir Room 12
from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m.
English Choir Rehearsals on Thursday’s
 Chancel Choir 6:00pm-7:00pm in Room 12
 Parish Choir 7:30pm-9:15pm in the main Church
Zumba Class
 Tuesday’s and Friday's 8:00pm-9:00pm in the Gym
Healing Mass Every 3rd Monday of the Month
 8:00pm in the main Church
Bible & Catechism Class Every Thursday
 at 7:30pm in the School.
Knights of Columbus : St. Joseph the Worker Council
 Meeting every 2nd & 4th Monday of every month
at 8:00pm in room 13
Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
August 15, 2015
My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord,
my spirit rejoices in God my Savior
for he has looked with favor on his lowly servant.
From this day all generations will call me blessed:
the Almighty has done great things for me,
and holy is his Name.
He has mercy on those who fear him
in every generation.
He has shown the strength of his arm,
he has scattered the proud in their conceit.
He has cast down the mighty from their thrones,
and has lifted up the lowly.
He has filled the hungry with good things,
and the rich he has sent away empty.
He has come to the help of his servant Israel
for he remembered his promise of mercy,
the promise he made to our fathers,
to Abraham and his children forever. (Lk 1:46-55)
“In the bodily and spiritual glory which she possesses in heaven,
the Mother of Jesus continues in this present world as the image
and first flowering of the Church as she is to be perfected in the
world to come. Likewise, Mary shines forth on earth, until the day
of the Lord shall come (cf. 2 Peter 3:10), as a sign of certain hope
and comfort for the pilgrim People of God” (Vatican II, Dogmatic
Constitution on the Church, 68).
SAVE THE DATE
SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH
ANNUAL HONOREE
DINNER DANCE GALA
Mark your calendars for next year. The
first Dinner Dance Gala will be held on
May 1, 2016
Pope Francis Prayer Intentions
August 2015
Universal: That volunteers may give themselves
generously to the service of the needy.
Evangelization: That setting aside our very selves
we may learn to be neighbors to those who find
themselves on the margins of human life and society.
July 1st through August 31st
Monday through Friday
9:00am & 5:30pm Masses
Will be held in the Stone Chapel
Monday: Nm 11:4b-15; Mt 14:13-21
Tuesday: Nm 12:1-13;
Mt 14:22-36 or 15:1-2, 10-14
Wednesday: Nm 13:1-2, 25—14:1, 26-29a, 3435; Mt 15:21-28
Thursday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; 2 Pt 1:16-19; Mk 9:2-10
First Friday: Dt 4:32-40; Mt 16:24-28
Saturday: Dt 6:4-13; Mt 17:14-20