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615 Vine Avenue
Roseville, CA 95678
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Nineteenth
Sunday
in Ordinary
Time
August 9, 2015
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PARISH Mission Statement
We, the family of St. Rose of Lima Catholic Parish, are called by virtue of our baptism and guided by the Holy Spirit to be
disciples of Jesus. As disciples of Jesus,
we are dedicated to foster the growth of
God’s Kingdom on earth by praising
God and living the Gospel values of love,
justice, forgiveness and service to all.
ST ROSE ADULT BIBLE STUDY
“The Bible is at the Heart of Our Faith…and our relationship with God. Scripture informs our beliefs and inspires our devotions.
It is the living Word of God, where our Father meets with us and lovingly speaks to us.”
Jeff Cavins Creator & President, Great Adventure Bible Studies Bible Study with a Catholic perspective
Fall Classes Start in September
THE BIBLE TIMELINE: A Story of Salvation History (24 WEEKS) Starting Monday September 14, 9AM-11AM
PSALMS (11 WEEKS) Starting Wednesday, September 9, 9AM-11AM
A BIBLICAL WALK THROUGH THE MASS (5 Weeks) Starting Wednesday Sept. 16, 6:30PM-8PM
All Classes will be held in the Convent Room D1 For more information contact: Karen Grehm [email protected] or (916) 624-7274.
Please check in the back of the church for registration forms.
FAITH DIRECT - E– GIVING
St. Rose of Lima Parish will be offering a new way of E-Giving coming soon! Faith Direct
is a company dealing only with Catholic Churches across the Country! Be Ready, there will
be informative mailings to those already on our VANCO Program. Please note that VANCO
will be ending October 1st, 2015. We will begin a campaign of “Informative Articles” in the
forth-coming Bulletins. This is just a “Heads Up!” For those wishing to begin E-Giving,
please stay tuned for more information! This is a much easier program!!!!
FLOCKNOTE
St. Rose of Lima would like to introduce you to Flocknote! WE have been (are) in the planning
stages of this new concept allowing our Ministries a way to contact members directly! Flocknote is a
communication service created by Catholics for Catholic Parishes. It serves the unique purpose of
assisting parishioners in their quest to stay up to date with their Parish’s or Ministry’s news, information and updates! Flocknote is simpler and quicker to use than email and also includes texting! We
need your help! We are in the process of uploading all the Ministry Teams, which will allow your facilitator the ability to notify you of Changes to meetings, send agenda, minutes of last meetings,
prayer requests and the like. Only ONE problem (one for now!) We need to acquire your E-mail
address! If you would fill out the form at the below and drop it in the offertory basket, we will enter you into our data
base, notify your team leader, and we should be ready to use Flocknote (hopefully) by the end of August. If you have
any questions, just call Deborah at the Parish Office. As of today 2 people have signed up!
FLOCKNOTE Parishioner Information
Parishioner Name: __________________________________________________ Cell Phone #:__________________
E-mail address (PRINT) _______________________________________________
St. Rose of Lima
Ministry/Ministries you are part of: ___________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Cycle B August 9, 2015
First Reading
1 Kings 19:4-8
The Lord feeds Elija, strengthening him for
his journey to Horeb .
Responsorial Psalm
Psalm 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9
A prayer of praise to God for his goodness
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Second Reading
Ephesians 4:30-5:2
The Ephesians are encouraged to be
imitators of Christ
Gospel Reading
John 6:41-51
Jesus responds to the murmurs of the crowd, who wonders what he means when he says that he came down from heaven.
Family Connection
Today's Gospel focuses our attention on our faith in Jesus' presence in the Eucharist. Jesus is the bread of
life. He gives us his Body and Blood as bread so that we may have eternal life. When we receive the Body
and Blood of Jesus in the Eucharist, our lives begin to reflect the reality that our communion with Jesus prepares in us. Our Eucharist leads us to live as people of the promise, confident that we will one day share the
fullness of life with God. As you gather as a family, talk about our hope that one day we will share eternal
life with God in heaven. This hope can transform the way we live our daily lives, calling us to be people of
hope and expectation. In today's Gospel, Jesus promises us this gift of eternal life in the Eucharist. Read
together today's Gospel, John 6:41-51. Observe that Jesus taught us that those who listen to God know that
Jesus has been sent by God for the life of the world. Jesus fulfills this promise to us through his passion,
death, and Resurrection. He gives us the gift of himself in the Eucharist, which is his Body and Blood, given
so that we may have eternal life. Conclude in prayer together asking God to increase our faith in Jesus'
presence in the Eucharist. Pray together the Act of Faith..
Making the Connection:
1.To know a few facts about a person does not necessarily mean that we know that person well. If someone
knew you only as a member of your family, what might they know about you?(all reasonable answers are accepted.) What kinds of things wouldn't they know? (Accept all reasonable answers.) Would knowing that you go
to a particular school or work at a particular job add any additional information?(Yes, some.) Would this be
enough to know you well? (Probably not.) Why not? (They haven't taken the time to get to know you.)
2. In today's Gospel, some of the people in the crowd are upset because Jesus told them that he was the bread
of life that came down from heaven. They don't believe this because they seem to think they know Jesus. Let's
listen to this Gospel to learn what they think they know about Jesus.
3. In today's Gospel, some of the people in the crowd are upset because Jesus told them that he was the bread
of life that came down from heaven. They don't believe this because they seem to think they know Jesus. Let's
listen to this Gospel to learn what they think they know about Jesus.
4. Read aloud today's Gospel, John 6:41-51.
5. What information does the crowd know about Jesus? (They know that his father is Joseph; they know his family.) Is this enough to know Jesus well? (No.) What does Jesus say a person must do to know him well? (Jesus
says that those who listen to God will know that Jesus came from God.)
6. This is important for us to understand because there are many details about Jesus' life that we don't know.
But knowing these details would not tell us what we need to know about Jesus. We learn all we need to know
about Jesus from God's Word to us, the Scripture. Scripture teaches us to have faith that Jesus is God's Son
who brings us salvation. We also have the gift that Jesus gave us in the Eucharist. We grow closer to Jesus
when we celebrate the Eucharist.
7. Conclude in prayer (together) that we will grow in our understanding and faith in Jesus through our celebration of the
Eucharist. Pray together the Act of Faith.
This Week’s Liturgy August 9, 2015
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Reading 1 1 Kings 19:4-8
Sometimes our fears and troubles seem to be just too much for
us. We may feel that we cannot go on. The prophet Elijah felt
that way after being pursued by his enemies who wanted to kill
him. He sat down under a tree and prayed for death. But God
awakened him twice, providing food and water for his dejected
messenger. The refreshments and the knowledge of how much
God cared for him gave Elijah the strength to continue his journey to "the mountain of God." Each Sunday is our day of rest
from the activities and the difficulties of the week. We are
strengthened by the Eucharist and our knowledge of how much
God cares for each one of us. .
Discussion Questions for Reading 1
Think about a time when you felt worn out or dejected.
Perhaps you too felt like plopping down under a tree and
not bothering to get up again. Who or what helped you
to get up and continue your journey? What are some of
the ways we can serve others who need to be refreshed
or lifted up in times of trouble? Describe your ideal Sunday that would refresh and strengthen you on your faith
journey. What can you do to experience this ideal?
Reading 2 Reflection Ephesians 4:30-5:2
At our Baptism we received the new life of the Holy Spirit.
In this reading, Paul encourages those who have been baptized to avoid acting in ways that "sadden the Holy Spirit."
Cruelty and harshness of every kind should be avoided.
Christians are called instead to be kind, compassionate, and
forgiving. In that way they imitate Christ who has been
kind, compassionate, and forgiving to them.
It is not always easy to say no to cruelty and bitterness. But,
by the grace of the Holy Spirit, we have the power to follow
Jesus' example.
Discussion Questions for Reading 2
Gospel John 6:24-35 Gospel Reflection
When a teacher introduces a completely new idea, students
sometimes resist it. They may complain "I don't get it. It doesn't
make sense to me.” When Jesus began teaching the Jews that he
himself was the "bread that came down from heaven," they muttered and murmured in complaint. They thought they knew who
Jesus was. But Jesus responds by promising them that if they eat
the living bread, they will live forever. He will give his flesh for
the life of the world. In the Eucharist, we experience the truth of
Jesus' promise. We receive the living bread and know that we
shall live forever.
Pope Francis Speaks to Families
Why do you think people are sometimes tempted
to be cruel to others? What are some of the consequences of cruelty and harsh words? Think
about a time when you treated someone who was
different or unpopular with kindness. What were
the effects of your kindness? Who helps you to
be a forgiving person?
Discussion Questions for Gospel
Look back at the reading. What reasons do the murmurers
give for not accepting Jesus' teaching? What other reasons
might they have? Why do you sometimes find it hard to
accept new teachings ? How does Jesus respond to those
who are resisting his teaching? What are some of the ways
we can prepare to celebrate Eucharist so that we experience
this sacrament more fully? How can we help other Catholics who may be staying away from Mass for any reason?
(The Word Among Us press—www.wau.org)
Three Magic Words for Married Life
Rules for the Journey: “May I?”
Married life is such a beautiful thing, and we must
treasure it always, treasure the children…. There are
three words that always need to be said, three words
that need to be said at home: may I, thank you, and
sorry. The three magic words. May I, so as not to be
intrusive in the life of the spouses. May I, but how
does it seem to you? May I, please allow me. Thank
you, to thank one’s spouse: thank you for what you
did for me, thank you for this. That beauty of giving
thanks! And since we all make mistakes, the other
word, which is a bit hard to say but which needs to be
said: sorry. Please, thank you, and sorry. With these
three words, with the prayer of the husband for the
wife and vice versa, by always making peace before
the day comes to an end, marriage will go forward.
The three magic words, prayer, and always making
peace.
Can I, may I? This is the polite request to enter the life of
another with respect and care. One should learn how to
ask: “may I do this?” “Would you like for us to do this?”
“Should we take up this initiative, to educate our children
in this way?” “Do you want to go out tonight?” In short, to
ask permission means to know how to enter with courtesy
into the lives of others… It’s not easy, not easy at all.
Sometimes, however, manners are used in a heavy way,
like hiking boots! True love does not impose itself harshly
and aggressively. In the Fioretti (Little Flowers) of St.
Francis, we find this expression: “For know, dear brother,
that courtesy is one of the attributes of God, for courtesy
is the sister of charity, it extinguish the hatred and kindle
the love” (chapter 37). Yes, courtesy kindles love. And
today in our families, in our world, which is frequently
violent and arrogant, there is so much need for courtesy.
And this can begin at home.
Please join us:
Respect Life Meeting- At 1109 Terra Way, Roseville ( Joan's
house) next Wednesday, August 12th, at 6:30pm.
Respect Life Mass-2nd Saturday every month @8am,
"remember to wear your blue Respect Life Tee shirts!"
Praying in front of Planned Parenthood on Sunrise Blvd (next
to creek bridge), in Roseville - every Thursday @9am "JOIN
US, WON'T YOU. It is a friendly happening!"
Sacramento Life Center Baby Shower
August 22 & 23, you Respect Life Ministry will
be accepting new/used baby items and donations for
expectant/new mothers. Diapers are always appreciated!
August 29 Respect Life Leadership gathering Please help us out and
register now for this free event and encourage others from your
parish to as well. Register at www.scddec.org/respect-life .
UPCOMING EVENTS
- September 13th: Bishop Gallegos Maternity Home
Dinner, Dante Club, Sacramento, $70 per person. For more info
go to www. bgmh.org or call Kathy Baxter, 916-337-6824.
- September 23 to November 1: 40DAYS for Life
- November 14: Sacramento Life Center Salute to Life Dinner &
Auction,Hyatt Regency Ballroom, Sacramento
RACHAEL'S VINEYARD
Is a ministry that holds retreats for healing after Abortion,
their web site is rachaelsvineyard.org . Our Respect Life
Ministry is willing to sponsor a parishioner or a parishioners
family member who needs assistance covering the expense.
For more information contact Joan Donohue at
[email protected] or 916-417-1071.
Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
August 9, 2015
I am the living bread that came down from heaven.
- John 6:51
Rosary Makers
The Rosary Makers Ministry
will be starting monthly gatherings in August. They will be
meeting on the 4th Sunday of
the month starting on August 23rd at
6PM in the D-3 Room. Anyone wishing
to learn how to make Rosaries for our
Parish, Please contact Carol Fregoso at
916-749-5345 or Elva Valasek at 916215-3080. If you would like to donate to
the Ministry in lieu of making rosaries,
donations may be dropped off at the Parish Office or (well marked envelope in the
offertory basket) All checks are to be
made payable to St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church and should be clearly marked
for “Rosary Makers Ministry.”
Thank you!
Are you interested in learning more about a parish ministry here at St. Rose of Lima? Maybe you submitted your
name and contact info at the parish picnic, but haven’t
heard back yet? Never fear, we have the answer for
you – the ministry leaders are a phone call away, their
contact information is located in this bulletin. We are
blessed to have so many wonderful ministries here at St.
Rose. Many thanks to all who serve our parish family.
ST. ROSE OF LIMA ALTAR SOCIETY MEETING
The first meeting of the Altar Society for the new season will be on Tuesday, September 1st at 1:00 PM in room D3 of the convent building. We welcome new members and would like to invite all women of the parish to join us to see what we do and meet
other women of the parish that belong to this worthwhile organization that helps to keep the church clean and to keep the altar
beautiful for our worship services by supplying items as needed.
Calling all 3rd through 12th grade students interested in becoming an Altar Server.
St. Rose Parish is in need of youth Altar Servers for our weekend 9am and 10:30am, Masses and
as needed. If your child would like to join this Ministry at St. Rose Parish we will be holding
training sessions soon. What a great way to understand the Mass and serve our Lord.
Please contact Cyndie Whitefoot at [email protected] to sign-up or to answer
any questions.
August 9, 2015
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION / FAITH FORMATION
Look out for our Snow Cone booth on Sundays throughout the month of
August. $1 for a treat to help you beat the heat and help our youth
groups!
All High School aged teens are invited to a RETREAT!!! September 4-6
at Trinity Pines in Colfax. The price is $100 and includes a t-shirt. Contact Barbara Fisher for registration info.
EDGE:
We will be Bowling on Friday, August 14th. Make sure to get a permission slip. Contact Barbara Fisher for more info.
RCIA:
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is a process by
which a person becomes initiated into the Catholic Church.
RCIA is also known as the Catechumenate. At their weekly
gatherings Faith is experienced and teachings of the Church
are shared.
Sessions begin Monday, September 21, 2015. This First
Night will be an orientation and introduction gathering. Formation and Information Sessions are held in the B-2 Room
from 7-9 PM. Call Dona to register or for more information: 916-783-5211 ext 7010.
Make Deposits
Friendship is like a bank account. You can’t
continue to draw on it without making
deposits
Religious Education—Faith Formation
2015-2016 Season begins:
Sunday, October 4th, 2015
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Registration is now being accepted
Forms are available on line or call the Religious
Education Office at 783-5211 ext. 7010
CHILDREN’s LITURGY of the WORD
The Sunday 9AM Mass Dismissals are on a break ! Children’s
Liturgy will resume Sunday, October 4th.
Children’s Bulletins will be available Sundays throughout the
summer in the Church.
Adult and Family Altar Servers Ministry
An exciting new ministry is now being formed!
St. Rose Parish adults will have
the opportunity to be Altar Servers at the Saturday 5pm and Sunday 7:30am and 5pm Masses.
This is a grace-filled service to
our Lord and Parish as you provide support for the Mass. This
ministry is open to all St. Rose
Catholic Parish adults (18 or older), men and women,
and also for families where parents and their 3rd grade or
older children who would to serve together as a team.
Training will be provided for all those called to serve.
For more information please contact Gary Brys (530)
712-4279 [email protected]
Fr. Antonio Racela AKA Fr. ACE has arrived! YEAH!!!!! And yes, have
asked him to take a trip to the Bay Area to bring back cooler weather! We
welcome Fr. Ace to our Community. Please make time on Sunday August
16th when Our ACTS Community has been most gracious in hosting a
soirée to Meet and Greet Father! Please join in welcoming
Fr. Ace on Sunday August 16th after all morning Masses.
SENIOR MINISTRY:
August 13: Pat Blucher & Combo $2
August 20: Sacramento Banjo Band—$2
August 27, BINGO
September 3: Isaac’s
103 Birthday
September 10: Elker Creek Group Piano
and Orchestra
September 17: TO BE ANNOUNCED
September 24th—BINGO
ADVERTISERS NEEDED ….. PLEASE Consider us
We had 2 leads last week! Tell others!
Dear Parishioners,
As you know we receive our bulletin from JS Paluch
Co. Inc. . The advertisers make it possible for the
bulletin to be provided to us at no charge. The bulletin
cost is funded by the advertisers. We Thank you for
your continued support. We are in need of expanding
the bulletin. If you are a business owner and wish to
support the expansion please call Deborah at the Parish Office 916-783-5211 ext. 7008. JSP is offering a
special discounted rate should you wish to advertise .
Today’s Readings
Mass Intentions August 9, 2015
Masses August 8-August 16, 2015
+ = Deceased
Requested by:
SATURDAY, August 8, 2015
5:00 p.m.
Frances Jensen +
Gervacio R. Trias +
Mary Florence Hyde, Healing
7:00 p.m. Para todos nuestros enfermos
SUNDAY, August 9, 2015
7:30 a.m
Sussana M. Yap
Michael Gebhardt +
9:00 a.m.
Giovanni and Paul Barsotti
Marianna Barsotti +
10:30 a.m.
Zdenko Grskovic +
Carol Mart +
12:30 p.m.
Para todos nuestros enfermos
5:00 p.m. Kenneth Clemente +
Hazel
People of the Parish
Rose Marie
Bebs
Maria
Julie
Ralph
Ralph
Diana
Wally
MONDAY, August 10, 2015
6:30 a.m.
Margaret Ross
8:00 a.m.
Ascuncion Cavanna
Linda
Family
TUESDAY, August 11, 2015
6:30 a.m.
Conrado Panlilio +
8:00 a.m.
Steve Vinella +
Mary Murray +
Beth
Gina
Bobbie
WEDNESDAY, August 12, 2015
6:30 a.m.
Julian A. Ico Jr., in thanksgiving
Felicisima Genacio +
8:00 a.m.
Cinder Clemente +
Asuncion Piconada +
6:30 p.m.
Para todos nuestros enfermos
Grace
Tito
Hazel
Hazel
THURSDAY, August 13, 2015
6:30 a.m.
For all Fire Fighters, that they be kept safe
8:00 a.m.
David Daniels +
Lynne & Gary
FRIDAY, August 14, 2015
6:30 a.m.
Charles Omicioli, Sr. +
8:00 a.m.
Soledad Nicklas +
Edward Nicklas +
Julius
Julius
SATURDAY, August 15, 2015
8:00 a.m.
Precious Blood
Hope Stockwell +
Family
5:00 p.m.
Frances Corral Puglisi + Bruno & Josephina
Hilda Rendon +
Olga
Theresa Simone +
Rose Marie
7:00 p.m.
Denise Gervacio, Birthdfay
Adoration will be held only on the FIRST SATURDAY, Monthly.
** If you have requested a Mass for a Family
Member or friend and would like to bring up
the Gifts at that Mass, please come about 15
minutes early and speak to the head usher,
letting them know your wishes. Thank you!
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
2 Cor 9:6-10; Ps 112:1-2, 5-9; Jn 12:24-26
Tuesday:
Dt 31:1-8; Dt 32:3-4ab, 7-9, 12;
Mt 18:1-5, 10, 12-14
Wednesday: Dt 34:1-2; Ps 66:1-3a, 5, 8, 16-17;
Mt 18:15-20
Thursday: Jos 3:7-10a, 11, 13-17; Ps 114:1-6;
Mt 18:21 — 19:1
Friday:
Jos 24:1-13; Ps 136:1-3, 16-18, 21-22, 24;
Mt 19:3-12
Saturday:
Vigil: 1 Chr 15:3-4, 15-16; 16:1-2; Ps 132:6-7,
9-10, 13-14; 1 Cor 15:54b-57; Lk 11:27-28
Day: Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab;
Ps 45:10-12, 16; 1 Cor 15:20-27; Lk 1:39-56
Sunday:
Prv 9:1-6; Ps 34:2-7; Eph 5:15-20;
Today’s Readings:
First Reading — After resting and taking nourishment twice,
Elijah is strengthened to walk to the mountain of God, Horeb (1
Kings 19:4-8).
Psalm — Taste and see the goodness of the Lord (Psalm 34).
Second Reading — Be sealed by the Holy Spirit of God so as
to be imitators of God and live in love (Ephesians 4:30 — 5:2).
Gospel — Jesus professes that he is the living bread and whoever eats this bread will live forever (John 6:41-51).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
Collection Schedule:
the FIRST Sunday of the Month there will be two collections:
Offertory and Maintenance (unless otherwise specified)
the THIRD Sunday of the Month there will be two collections:
Offertory and Diocesan (unless otherwise specified)
In January, February and July the Third weekend of those Months there
are NO Diocesan Collections, therefore the second collection for those
months will be for Social Justice.
Reporting for our Collections will be done on a Monthly basis
ALL Checks for ANY collection are to be made out to
St. Rose of Lima
Thank you for your continued support to our Parish.
SECOND COLLECTIONS:
Make checks payable to St. Rose of Lima
Saturday/Sunday—August 8-9—Offertory Only
Saturday/Sunday—August 15-16—Church in Latin America
Saturday/Sunday—August 22-23—Offertory Only
Saturday/Sunday—August29-30—Offertory Only
Saturday/Sunday—September 5-6—Building Fund
Saturday/Sunday—September 12-13—Offertory only
Saturday/Sunday—September 19-20—Priest’s Retirement
Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time - August 9, 2015
CLERGY
SCHEDULE OF MASSES
Weekdays
6:30 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
Fr. Joel Genabia
Fr. Antonio Ace Racela
Wednesday 6:30 p.m. (Spanish)
Saturday
8:00 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m. (Spanish)
Sunday
7:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
12:30 p.m. (Spanish)
CONFESSION
ADORATION
Saturday 3:00 p.m.—4:30 p.m.
Wednesdays 5:00-6:00 p.m.
First Saturday 6:30 a.m.-7:30 a.m.
First Friday 7 p.m.
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Monday –Friday
8:30-4:00
Closed from 12-1PM
SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY
Contact Deacon Mark Van Hook or Celebrant for preparation &
scheduling, ext.7014 or for Spanish Weddings contact
Fr. Antonio at ext. 7016, or Celebrant.
QUINCEAÑERAS
Make arrangements with Fr. Antonio Ace Racela at ext. 7016, or Celebrant of the Mass.
NOTE: Weddings and/or Quinceañeras are not scheduled without
your first contacting the Clergy. We ask that you contact them at least
6 months in advance to coordinate the Church and Clergy calendars.
ST. ROSE PARISH SCHOOL
www.strose.org (916) 782-1161
633 Vine Ave. Roseville, CA 95678
BAPTISM COORDINATORS AVAILABLE:
Monday—Wednesday, 11AM-3:30 PM ONLY.
Thursdays—10AM-1PM, ONLY.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: for questions please call
916-783-5211, ext. 7013
PRESSURE
A diamond is a chunk of coal that has made good under
pressure.
—Anonymous
New Parishioner/
Information Update
New Parishioner
Change of
Information
Fr. Michael Cormack
Fr. Michael McKeon
Deacon Pete Silott
Deacon Mark Van Hook
Deacon Mike Turner
Pastor
Vicario
Parroquial
Pastor Emeritus
Pastor Emeritus
783-5211 x7012
783-5211 x7016
783-5211
783-5211 x7014
783-5211
PARISH STAFF
Frida Callejas
Coordinator of Spanish
Religious Education
783-5211 x7011
Carmen Dizon
Bookkeeper
783-5211 x7017
Deborah
Fazzino
Barbara Fisher
Administrative Assistant/
Office Manager
783-5211 x7008
Coordinator of Youth
Ministry, EDGE Ministry
Dona Gentile
Director of Religious
Education
Stella Guzman Spanish/Bi-Lingual
Secretary/ Sp. Baptism
Cathie Newman Assistant to DRE
Lynne Brys
Liturgy Coordinator
Suzanne
Smoley
Martin Vargas
School Principal
Plant Manager/
Maintenance Supervisor
783-5211 X7004
783-5211 X7010
783-5211 X7013
783-5211 x7010
783-5211 x7006
782-1161
783-5211 x 7005
BAPTISM PROCESS:
1. Stop by the Parish Office to pick up a Baptismal Packet or
visit Our web-site to down load a copy (www.strosechurch.org)
2. Complete the Packet, gather all copies and signatures needed
3. Return COMPLETED Packet to Parish Office when Baptism
Coordinator is available (see times listed )
Incomplete Packets will not be accepted.
4. You will be given a date for Class and Baptism upon
receipt Of Completed packet. (NO Class Drop-Ins)
Name
Address
Phone Number
City
Zip
Please cut this out and place it in the collection basket if you wish to register with our parish ,
or if you have any updates to your information. Thank You!
Decimonoveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
2 de agosto de 2015
Y o soy el pan vivo que ha bajada del cielo.
- Juan 6:51
Horario De Misa En Español
Miércoles 6:30 PM
Sabado 7:00 PM
Domingo 12:30 PM
Confesión—Miércoles 5:00—6:00 pm
Adoración—Sábado 6:30—7:30 pm
CAMBIO de ORARIO—Para ayuda en Español
Coordinadora de Bautismos en
Para mas información llamar la
oficina parroquial 783-5211/7013
Español se Encuentra
en la oficina Los Dias siguientes:
Miércoles— 11AM-4PM
Lunes—11AM-4PM
Martes—11AM-4PM Jueves— 10AM-1PM
Recepcionistas Que hablan Español se encuentran en la
oficina los dias siguientes:
MATRIMONIOS
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Martes: 11AM—4PM
QUINCEAÑERAS
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Jueves 11AM-4PM
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Viernes— 1PM—4PM
LECTURAS DE HOY
Primera lectura — Después de descansar y alimentarse nuevamente dos veces, Elías se fortalece para caminar a la montaña de
Dios, el monte Horeb (1 Reyes 19:4-8).
Salmo — Haz la prueba y verás qué bueno es el Señor (Salmo
34 [33]).
Segunda lectura — Han sido marcados por el Espíritu Santo de
Dios para que imiten a Dios (Efesios 4:30 — 5:2).
Evangelio — Jesús profesa que él es el pan de vida y todo el que
coma ese pan vivirá para siempre (Juan 6:41-51).
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Lunes:
2 Cor 9:6-10; Sal 112 (111):1-2, 5-9; Jn 12:24-26
Martes: Dt 31:1-8; Dt 32:3-4ab, 7-9, 12; Mt 18:1-5, 10, 1214
Miércoles: Dt 34:1-2; Sal 66 (65):1-3a, 5, 8, 16-17; Mt 18:15-20
Jueves:
Jos 3:7-10a, 11, 13-17; Sal 114 (113):1-6; Mt
18:21 — 19:1
Viernes: Jos 24:1-13; Sal 136 (135):1-3, 16-18, 21-22,
24; Mt 19:3-12
Sábado: Vigilia: 1 Chr 15:3-4, 15-16; 16:1-2; Sal 132
(133):6-7, 9-10, 13-14; 1 Cor 15:54b-57; Lc 11:27-28
Día: Apo 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab; Sal 45 (44):10-12, 16; 1
Cor 15:20-27; Lc 1:39-56
Domingo: Pro 9:1-6; Sal 34 (33):2-7; Ef 5:15-20; Jn 6:51-58
IGLESIA DE ST. ROSA DE LIMA
Nosotros la familia de la iglesia de St. Rosa de
Lima somos llamados por virtud de nuestro Bautismo y guiados por El Espíritu Santo para ser
discípulos de Jesús; como discípulos de Jesús
nos dedicamos a fomentar el crecimiento del
Reino de Dios en la tierra, orando a Dios y viviendo el Evangelio, con Espíritu de Amor, Justicia,
Perdón y servicio a los demás.
Conciernos Ó Preguntas
Si tiene preguntas ó conciernos sobre la comunidad
Hispana; favor de comunicares con:
Jose Plata (760-449-8860)
Martin Vargas (916-969-3299)
Venacio De Los Santos (916-201-7083)
Padre Joel ó Padre Jhay (916-783-5211)
CATEQUESIS HISPANA
Martes
Miércoles
Jueves
Viernes
Frida Callejas 916-783-5211 ext 7011
4-8 PM
8-Noon
4-8 PM
5-9 PM
Soldados de Cristo cumplen los jueves en la C- habitación a partir
de las 7:00 PM
PROCESO DE BAUTISMO :
1. Pase por la oficina parroquial para obtener un paquete de
información y requisitos o visite el sitio web para conseguir
una copia del paquete (www.strosechurch.org).
2.
Completar el paquete incluyendo copias de los documentos y
firmas requeridos.
3.
Regrese el paquete completo a la oficina parroquial cuando la
Coordinadora de Bautismos esté disponible. (encuentra el
horario en el boletín semanario). No se aceptaran paquetes
incompletos.
4.
Al recibir el paquete completo se le proporcionaran las fechas
disponibles de las clases y de los Bautismos.
Gracias, por su cooperación!
Invitación
¡A todos los Feligreses que no se han registrado!
Es muy importante que se registren como miembros activos
que asisten a la Santa Misa los Domingos y cualquier otro día
de la semana, así como si son miembros activos de algún ministerio de la parroquia. Por favor, pasen a la oficina parroquial para recoger su aplicación. Todas las personas, que son
miembros nuevos de nuestra parroquia y desean inscribirse
como feligreses de Santa Rosa de Lima, son bienvenidas. Este
registro nos permitirá ayudarle en un futuro con cualquier
comprobante que usted necesite.
Teléfono: 916-783-5211
Fax: 916-783-5212
615 Vine Avenue
Roseville, CA 95678
www.strosechurch.org
[email protected]
Primer Retiro ACTS en Español para Mujeres
Del 20 al 23 de Agosto de 2015
Adoration
Community
Theology
Service
El Movimiento ACTS de la parroquia de Santa Rosa de Lima tiene el placer de anunciar el
Primer Retiro ACTS en Español para Mujeres, del 20 al 23 de Agosto de 2015.
Las solicitudes para asistir al Retiro A.CT.S. en Español estarán disponibles a partir del
Sábado 18 de Julio después de la misa de 7:00pm. Así como, el Domingo 19 de Julio después de la misa de 12:30pm.Este es un fin de semana especial para que todas las mujeres
mayores de 19 años tengan la oportunidad de renovar y profundizar su relación con nuestro Señor, enfocándose principlamente en Dios y la Familia, y después, en todo lo demás.
Sus vidas se volverán más tranquilas y será más claro el plan que Cristo tiene para ustedes. El retiro consta de 3 noches de experiencia espiritual que comienza en la noche del
Jueves y termina el Domingo en la misa de 12:30pm donde celebraremos con todos nuestros Hermanos y Hermanas en Cristo. El espacio está limitado para las primeras 34 mujeres que se registren, así que esperamos verte el 18 de Julio en las inscripciones. Gracias.
Para mayor información visita nuestro website
www.actsroseville.org o llama al 916-672-ACTS.
EL COMIENZO DE TODO
Todo el mundo reconoce la verdad de los buenos proverbios, y por eso perduran de generación en generación. Los rusos tienen
uno sorprendentemente audaz que le pega al Evangelio de este domingo: “El pan es el comienzo de todo”. De acuerdo a la primera
lectura, puede ser que Elías sintiera que era demasiado tarde para ser pan –demasiado tarde para la vida misma. Este gran profeta estaba ya al final de sus fuerzas y de su aguante. Entonces no uno, sino dos ángeles lo visitan. Uno le ofrece comida y bebida. El otro le da
unas sorprendentes instrucciones. Para Elías esta comida de los ángeles es pan para su camino. Fortalecido por este regalo celestial de
comida, él sigue su camino a la montaña de Dios. En el Evangelio de hoy, Jesús se ofrece a sí mismo, no sólo como pan para el camino,
sino como pan para la vida misma. Él da su carne para dar vida al mundo. “Yo soy el pan de vida” (Juan 6:48). Él es el comienzo de todo.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Padre Antonio Racela AKA P. ACE ó Padre Ace Ha Llegado.
Por favor hagan tiempo el Domingo, 16 de Agosto.
Despues DeTodas las Misas el movimiento ACTS De LaParroquia.
Ha Preparado una Fiestita Para celebrar y recibir Al Padre Ace.
Las tres claves del buen Catequista:
Ser discípulo ~ tener familiaridad con Jesús.
Salir de uno mismo ~ ir al encuentro de los otros.
Ser misionero ~ no tener miedo de ir con El a las periferias.
El programa de la Catequesis Hispana de esta parroquia busca personas
que quieran ser capacitadas para poder ayudar con las clases con niños,
jóvenes o adultos en la catequesis.
Se ofrece formación, instrucción, material y acompañamiento en el proceso.
Para más informes, llame a la Sra. Frida Callejas al (916)783-5211 ext. 7011.
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Ministries & Organizations of St. Rose Parish
Asesoría y Liderazgo en Español
Advisory Council & Committee
Parish Finance Council
Parish Pastoral Council
Building Committee
John Pittman
Cyndie Whitefoot
Gary Magonigal
783-8643
632-9843
783-5971
José Plata
Secretario
Gente Puente
Dulce Vargas
Venancio De Los Santos
Altar Servers
Altar Society
Arts & Environment
Children's Sunday Mass
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist
Filipino Choir
Lectors
Lifeteen Music Ministry
Liturgy Committee
Music Ministry
Ushers
Mary Epling
Marlene Mesich
Dona Gentile
Barbara Turner
Jose Namoc
Roger Anderson
Matthew Brennan
Lynne Brys
Lynne Brys
Ed Silva
632-9843
773-9961
789-7741
784-8533
783-5211x7010
624-5956
707-561-6775
773-5042
367-2260
783-5211
783-5211x7006
408-2424
Faith Formation & Education
Bible Jam
Chris Keller
792-4656
Coordinator of Youth Ministry
Barbara Fisher
783-5211x7004
Religious Ed/Faith Formation
Dona Gentile
783-5211x7010
RCIA
Dona Gentile
783-5211x7010
St. Rose School
Suzanne Smoley
782-1161
St. Rose Adult Bible Study
Karen Grehm
624-7274
Vacation Bible Camp
Dona Gentile
783-5211x7010
Baptismal Preparation
Parish Office
783-5211x7013
Catholics Come Home
Edie Sickman
791-7913
Spirituality & Prayer
Gary Magonigal
Kim Lucero
Marie Alfuso
472-6476
206-8309
835-2282
Ken and Carmen Sandow
782-8064
Sharon Bracco
Felipe & Anne Lopez
Connie Munoa
Virginia DeBenardi
782-4513
908-591-9278
784-0734
783-5211
ACTS
Beginning Experience
Associates of Carmelites of Mary
Immaculate
Charismatic Prayer & Praise
Couples for Christ FFL
Handmaids for Family & Life
Prayer Line
Rosary Makers
Carolina Fregoso
Elva Valasek
645-7353
215-3080
Liturgia Comité Coordinador
Rocio y Martin Vargas
Secretaria y Lectores
Olimpia Prado
365-3179
Ministros Extraordinarios
Rocio y Martin Vargas
969-3299
Sacristanes
Martha Y Juan Carlos Valdes
751-6112
Monaguillos
Gerardo y Martha y Arturo
Ramirez
723-4829
Bienvenida y Bienestar
Guillermo Contreras
899-3011
Colecta
Ramiro Sierra
Ramón Tellez
725-4057
770-5395
Orden y decoro del tempo
Martin Vargas
969-3299
Coro de Niños
Carol Irizarry
367-8897
Coro de Adultos
Jorge Rivera
223-2448
Verónica Castro
667-4644
Grupo de Oración
Coordinador de Catequesis
Frida Callejas
Grupo Juvenil
Andrea Cuevas
Nandy Martinez
Precious Blood
Natercia Varley
772-5558
St. Jude
Shirley Kelly
408-7683
St. Mary Prayer Group
Maria Kader
Parish Ministries & Organizations
Bereavement
Lois Carreon, Rosalie Guillen
783-5211
Hospitality Sunday
Judy Battaglia
729-7252
Senior Fellowship Ministry
Dona Gentile
7835211x7010
New Evangelization Ministry
Mary Christine Amurao
390-9682
Bobbie Mazas/Lynne Mellberg 784-1115/666-7348
Affiliated Marriage Ministries
Bob & Trish Vlasak
783-5211 ext. 7011
Matrimonios para Cristo
Tony y Verónica Ortiz
530-953-6316
916-899-4134
Pre-cana curso pre-matrimonial Israel y Joanna Jamies
Rafa y Mayra Plascencia
749-9897
541-7847
300-3745
Pre-Bautismal Sólo en la clase
Juan Carlos Amezquita
Grupo de Adolecentes
Alma Fragoso
783-5211 X7013
826-7622
Solidaridad Social
Carmen Cuellar
968-1473
Oración y Devoción
Veronica Castro
Grupo de Oración
Soldados de Cristo
Martin Vargas
Rosario de Amor Guadalupano Rocio Vargas
Coro – Grupo de Oración
Talleres de Oración y Vida
Vuelta en U
667-4644
969-3299
969-3299
Edgardo Maldonado
Margarita Toledo
673-8710
730-1498
Dulce Vargas
969-3897
Social Outreach
781-2048
771-4677
Engaged Encounter
Retrovaile
969-3299
Formación en la Fe y Educación
Devotions
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Angelita Gilley
Rose Valencia
Welcoming Ministry
969-3897
201-7083
Liturgia y Adoración
Liturgy & Worship
Cyndie Whitefoot
Sylvia Fauria
(709) 449-8860
Coordinador General
786-3244
800-470-2230
Front Door Ministry
Diane Russell
783-5211x7009
Health Ministry
Bobbie Mazas
784-1115
Homeless lunches
Dona Gentile
783-5211x7010
Ministry to the Sick
Barbara Turner
624-5956
Respect Life
Joann Donohue
Robin Van Hook
417-1071
837-8059
Affiliated Organizations
The Gathering Inn
Lazarus Project
St. Vincent de Paul
Tom Battaglia
David Loya
Tom Stanko
729-7252
772-6833
781-3303
What Would Jesus Do
Rich Fogarty
772-1180
Italian Catholic Federation
Robert Del Pippo
783-5192
Knights of Columbus
Darren Furgerson
703-659-5052
Cursillo Movement
Hazel Miller
780-6885