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St. Cecilia Church
Iglesia Santa Cecilia
Celebrating 100 Years est. 1913
5105 SW Franklin Ave.
Beaverton, Or 97005 Phone:(503) 644-2619 Fax: (503) 626-7204
Web Site: www.stceciliachurch.org
February 14, 2016
Rev. Cary Reniva, Pastor
Fr. Mark Bentz, Parochial Vicar
Deacon Bill Richardson, Hispanic Ministry, Ext. 176
Parish Office, Press 2
Cheryl Motal, Office Coordinator, Ext. 160
Jim Cassinelli, Business Manager, Ext. 164
Shelly Schultheis, Accountant, Ext. 162
Michelle Hallett, Development, Ext. 178
Erika Ascencio, Hispanic Asst., Ext. 161
MASS SCHEDULE
SATURDAY
5:00pm (Vigil)
7:00pm (Vigil – Spanish)
SUNDAY
7:30am
9:00am
10:45am
12:30pm
2:30pm (Spanish)
WEEKDAYS
Monday through Saturday
8:00am
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Adult Faith Programs
Betsy Willing, Ext. 163
RCIA
Mike Flanigan 503-524-6922
Middle School/High School
Confirmation
Mary Kiefer, Ext. 171
Elementary RE (Grades 1-5)
Amy Maris-Volf, Ext. 172
Nursery & Preschool
Betsy Willing, Ext. 163
Spanish RE, K-12
Letty Rodriguez, Ext. 173
CONFESSIONS/
CONFESIONES
Saturday/Sabado
8:40am - 10:00am
3:30pm - 4:40pm
ST. CECILIA SCHOOL
Sue Harris, Principal
Tami McIntyre, Registrar
School Office, 503-644-2619
Press 3
Parish Office Hours (English): Monday through Thursday 8:30am to Noon, 1:00pm to 5:00pm.
Horario de Oficina en Español: para bautismos, quinceañeras y catecismo para niños, jóvenes y adultos,
Lunes-Jueves 2-5pm only
St. Vincent de Paul: 503-643-1702
Infant Baptism: Before scheduling a date for baptism, parents must be registered members of St. Cecilia Parish and attend a
baptism preparation class. To register for English baptism classes and for more information, contact Betsy Willing 503-270-6564.
Inquiries for Spanish baptisms should be directed to Erika Ascencio, 503- 644-2619, Ext. 161.
Matrimony: Couples must contact a parish priest and arrange for pre-marriage instructions. No date will be set until there is a
conference with a parish priest, at least six months prior to the wedding.
Ministry to the Sick & Homebound, Anointing, & "Welcome Ministry": Call Joye Boone, 503 644-2619, Ext. 170.
Are you pregnant and considering your options? Catholic Charities can help: 503-238-5196.
Funeral Services: Please contact the parish priest before scheduling any funeral services.
Perpetual Adoration: Chapel is open 24 hours and located in the Parish Center.
Bulletin Deadline: 10:00am Monday for the following Sunday.
Please submit bulletin information to a “new” email account, [email protected].
The Church gives us three practices of LENT—prayer, fasting, and almsgiving—to help us prepare to receive
whatever God wants to give us. These practices are a signal to God and to ourselves that we know we need God
in our lives. Lent helps us act first and then gain the motivation to change our lives.
Prayer . . .
Attend daily Mass and/or come to Friday Soup Supper/Speaker/Stations of the Cross
Fasting and Abstinence . . .
All Catholics 14 years and older must abstain from meat on
Ash Wednesday, the Fridays of Lent and Good Friday.
All Catholics between the ages of 18 and 59 are to fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday.
To fast means to eat one full meal. Two smaller meals may also be taken for good health, but together they should not be greater than a full meal. Eating between meals is not permitted; however,
liquids (including coffee, milk and fruit juices) are allowed.
Almsgiving . . .
Try to put aside $1 each day or $8 each week for the 40 days of Lent for Outreach Ministries of our Parish:
Our Partner Parish-Christ the King in New Mexico, St. Vincent de Paul, Social Concerns Ministry.
Please look for your weekly Lenten envelopes mailed in the regular mail packet.
A special collection will be taken on Palm Sunday for those who do not use envelopes.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!!!
PASTOR’S CORNER
FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT
Last Wednesday, when we
were signed with ashes, we
formally entered into the season
of Lent. Though the liturgical
seasons of the Church highlight the mysteries of the life
of Christ, they also reflect the dynamism and the
movement of our own lives.
In the Gospel for this Sunday, Jesus was in the
desert. In the biblical and spiritual tradition, the desert or
the wilderness is a place of solitude and reflection, a place
where God made his covenant with Israel, but at the same
time, it is also a place where the Chosen People were
tested in their faithfulness to Yahweh and where they
repeatedly failed. Since the desert is a place where one is
stripped of what is comfortable and survival becomes the
primary concern, the human person is once again
reoriented to consider only the things that are truly
essential. If Lent is a spiritual wilderness experience,
then it calls us to strip ourselves of those things that have
overpowered and overwhelmed us in our day to day life
that, in the final analysis, are just litter and unimportant.
This “de-cluttering” is what we call fasting, our spiritual
detoxification so that at Easter we are once again reborn
and renewed into the original person that God has willed
and envisioned us to be. Lent is not just a break or a pause
from those things that we consider mundane and
unimportant, but rather a period of transformation that
leads to spiritual rebirth that does not want to go back to a
life of sin and dissipation. If one takes this seriously, then
fasting moves us to generosity (the aim of almsgiving as a
spiritual component of Lent). A person who genuinely
understands his or her essence and call after a period of
“de-cluttering” will not fail to realize that he/she is called
to service. When we speak of almsgiving as a Lenten
practice, it transcends material giving. It speaks of a
deliberate gaze on the other person as a subject of God’s
love, thus inviting us to treat the other as we would treat
ourselves. Both fasting and almsgiving would only be
authentic if they are rooted in prayer. Prayer has a dual
function in our Lenten practice: it is the source of a
genuine fasting and almsgiving, but also an end result of
the two practices. A person who de-clutters (fasting) is
led and moved to a compassionate and merciful act
towards the other (almsgiving) will necessarily encounter
himself or herself in a profounder relationship with God
(prayer). It is my ardent prayer and hope that this season
of Lent will bring about a vigorous and joyful
transformation in our relationship with God, with others
and with our own selves.
– Fr. Cary
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday, February 13th
5:00pm †Alfred Dinges—Leona Dinges
7:00pm Souls in Purgatory—Rios Family
Sunday, February 14th
7:30am †Ray Schuetze—Fran Redlinger
9:00am †Floyd R. Mode—Allison Finney
10:45am People of St. Cecilia
12:30pm †Philomena Phi—Bui Nguyen Family
2:30pm †Debby Winter—Rafaela Contreras
Monday, February 15th
8:00am Int. Social Concerns
Tuesday, February 16th
8:00am †Kenneth Jansen—Kathy & Patrick O’Claire
Wednesday, February 17th
8:00am †Edward T. Conway—Jean Conway
Thursday, February 18th
8:00am Int. SVDP Members
Friday, February 19th
8:00am †Charles Gusman—George Gusman
Saturday, February 20th
8:00am Int. John Hesla
Francis Brungard,
Geraldine Cagney,
Peter Reding,
Charlie Schnatter,
Richard Stahl
VOCATIONS
Contact: Tom Eyer, (503) 804-0398
VOCATIONS COMMITTEE
We ask each parishioner to pray the following
Petition to God:
“For all men and women being chosen by Christ
to follow Him as priests, deacons, sisters and
brothers, that they will persevere in the face of
temptations against faithfulness to their call,”
We pray to the Lord.
“We are dependent upon God for all
that we have and all that we are.”
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
Monday, February 15th in observance of
President’s Day
Place your items for
St. Vincent de Paul in the barrels at the
main entrance to the church and
the West annex door:
Needed this week:
CANNED MEATS
Come hang out with Mom's Fellowship.
We meet the 1st and 3rd Thursday's
9-11am in the Fireside room.
Free childcare and great fellowship!
Next meeting is Thursday, February 18th
Questions can be directed to
[email protected]
USHER SAFETY TRAINING
Safety training for all ushers of the parish is scheduled
for Saturday, February 20, 2016, from 9:00AM to
approximately 10:30AM in the school library.
Beaverton Police Officer Jamie Beam will give a
presentation on how to handle dangerous or
threatening situations and/or medical emergencies
which may arise during our worship services.
A short question and answer period will follow the
presentation.
All ushers are strongly encouraged to attend.
LOST & FOUND
There are two drawers in the Server
Sacristy that are heaping with lost & found:
Umbrellas; Bibles; Children’s Book & Toys;
Hats, Scarves & Gloves; ….
Unclaimed items will be donated to a new home
on Monday, February 22nd.
“MERCIFUL LIKE THE FATHER”
Jubilee of Mercy
(12/8/15—11/20/16)
AN INVITATION FROM JESUS TO:
WHO —YOU
WHAT—TO BECOME A DIVINE MERCY CRUSADER
WHY—TO SPREAD THE MESSAGE OF DIVINE MERCY
WHEN—NOW, THE JUBILEE OF MERCY
American Red Cross Blood Drive
Thurs. February 25th from 1:30—6:30pm
St. Cecilia Parish Center
To schedule your appointment, contact
1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or
www.redcrossblood.org —
sponsor code: StCeciliaBeaverton
MEN’S (Ages 18 +) BASKETBALL
Sunday nights, 7:00pm, Activity Center
February 14, 21 28
Organizer is Mike Droessler, [email protected]
WHERE—TO ALL THE ASSISTED LIVING,
RETIREMENT HOMES, CARE CENTERS AND
INDIVIDUAL HOMES THAT ST. CECILIA COMMUNION
VISITORS CURRENTLY VISIT.
You do not have to be a communion visitor!
All the information about Divine Mercy, St. Faustina
and how to spread the devotion will be provided to you
as well as pictures, prayer cards and rosaries.
You can choose where to visit and when.
Contact Joye Boone at the Parish Office,
503-644-2619 ext. 170 (Tues -Thurs), for more info.
COME JOIN THE DIVINE MERCY CRUSADERS
AND SPREAD THE WORD!
Gifts Making a Difference
St. Mary’s Boys Home sent a note of thanks to Friends at
St. Cecilia. “This time of year can be hard for our boys, but you
helped to brighten their holiday with kind wishes and thoughtful
gifts. Thank you for bringing Christmas to the Boys Home!
Thank you for giving us the support we need to help our boys turn
their lives around. We could not do this without your
gracious assistance. Together we are making life better for these
young men, their families and our communities.
Thank you for actively making a difference
in the lives of these young men."
Communion Visitors and Welcome Ministry
Joye Boone, ext. 170
[email protected]
If you have a loved one who is no longer able to come to
Mass, has moved to a “care” facility, changed residences
or is hospitalized, please notify Joye at the Parish Office.
We want to be a friendly voice from St. Cecilia Parish
to keep in contact and provide Sacraments.
ST. CECILIA WOULD LIKE TO
HONOR & PRAY FOR YOU!
We will be listing anniversaries monthly in our parish
bulletin. But we need your help!
Please call or email Joye Boone with your names
(John & Mary Smith), anniversary date (January 31) and
how many years (12) you’ve been married!
HAPPY FEBRUARY ANNIVERSARIES!
Howard & Theresa Seal, February 8, 54 years
Don & Sherril Verdegan, February 9, 60 years
Sean & Judith Stumpf-Deghuee, February 14, 29 years
Marilyn & Rich Klesh, February 16, 42 years
Mike & Nickey Kemp, February 19, 53 years
Steve & Shelly Schultheis, February 29, 24 years
Knights of Columbus General
Council Meeting on Monday, February 15
6:00pm Social & Dinner
7:00pm Meeting
Haven't attended a meeting in a while?
Interested in membership?
www.kofc6266.org
St. Cecilia School News
6th Grade Religion
This year in religion, we have been learning a lot about
the Old Testament. We have learned about Moses and
how he brought the Israelites out of Egypt and led them
to the Promised Land. We learned about the Ten
Commandments and how we can live them every day.
We have also learned that God is all powerful and
loving, and how Jesus learned the same things we are
learning when he was a child. Another thing we have
learned is the importance of trusting God and the
importance of asking God for forgiveness when we’ve
done something wrong. We are also learning some of
the history of our faith and how it connects to our
knowledge and our relationship with Jesus.
- Compiled by the 6th grade class at St. Cecilia School
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH
CYO BASKETBALL— ST. CECILIA HOME
GAMES IN THE ACTIVITY CENTER
8:30am—Boys Grade 3
9:45am—Girls Grade 3 (Coach Butterly)
11:00am—Boys Grade 5
12:15pm—Boys Grade 6 (Orange)
1:30pm—Boys Grade 7 (Orange)
2:45pm—Boys Grade 8 (Orange)
SPRING 2016 CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENT
The next 40 Days for Life Campaign will be at Lovejoy Surgicenter, 933 NW 25th Avenue, Portland, OR
February 10 – March 20, 2016 from 7am – 7pm daily
Your prayerful presence is needed especially during early morning to afternoon hours (abortions done)
Don’t Forget to Sign-Up for your Vigil Date and Time!
Vigil Contacts: Marie Barzen 971-340-0679, [email protected]
Therese Ruesink 503-997-1884, [email protected]
Spanish/Bilingual: Nancy Witt – 971-645-8543, [email protected]
www.40daysforlife.com/portland
If you wish to have your child baptized, please
send an inquiry to [email protected]
Nursery & Pre-K on Sunday’s @ 9am
Kindergarten on Sunday’s 10:15-11:30am
Betsy Willing, ext. 163
[email protected]
Bring your kids to Little Blessings!
Little Blessings Early Childhood Faith Formation
explores the Sunday readings with crafts and
activities for your little ones.
ELEMENTARY FAITH FORMATION
Believers grades 1-2
Disciples grades 3-5
Meet Sunday Mornings 10:15-11:30am
Amy Maris-Volf, ext. 172
[email protected]
Upcoming dates:
Feb 14- No Classes today
Feb 21- Regular classes
Feb 28- Regular classes
First Eucharist Preparation
SEEKERS Grades 2-5,
English Program
Sunday Mornings, 10:15-11:30am
Amy Maris-Volf, ext. 172
[email protected]
Registration is now CLOSED for this year’s
Seekers First Communion preparation
program. Please keep our First Communicants
and their families in your prayers ☺
The Children’s Exchange Closet is Open!
What: St. Cecilia is excited to announce the opening of our
“Children’s Exchange Closet”. The exchange closet is a space
for parishioners to leave and take items for children ages 0-6
years!
Where: St. Cecilia Parish Center Nursery
When: Sun. 8:30-9 am, 10 am – 12:00 pm
1st and 3rd Thurs. (Mom’s Club meetings)
How to donate items: New or very gently used items may be
dropped off with Little Blessings volunteers on Sundays or by
apt with Betsy Willing. All items must be clean. Items that are
not claimed within 1 month of drop-off will be donated to Birth
Right of Oregon. Items accepted are clothing, books, baby gear,
and small toys. We cannot accept car seats or large items.
Questions? Betsy Willing [email protected]
503-644-2619 x 163
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
Children, K-5th grades, are invited to attend during the
9am Sunday Mass. Children process to the
Parish Center with adults during the Liturgy of the Word
and then return to celebrate the rest of Mass.
Adult/Youth Volunteers interested in helping,
please call Vicki Giampietro at 503-639-8745.
Is your child baptized Catholic?
Are you and your child now ready to join our
Seekers—First Eucharist Preparation?
Have you been involved in Religious Education
classes either through your parish or school?
Information about our preparation program and
Registration forms are on our website,
www.stceciliachurch.org.
Upcoming info:
Next Seekers session is March 6thth at 10:15 a.m.
in the Parish Center.
Homework:
*Visit our webpage and check out the 2 videos
posted about Eucharist
*Visit the Adoration Chapel 2x before March 6th
*Do Lesson 1 and 2 on your Eucharist poster
Reminders: Retreat Saturday, March 12. Gather in
the church at 9am
God bless! See you soon!
Go to http://formed.org
Enter Our Parish Code 664558
THE BEST CATHOLIC CONTENT ALL IN ONE PLACE
(Programs, Movies, Audios, Books)
Coordinator: Mary Kiefer
[email protected]
503-644-2619 x 171
“Leading Teens Closer to Christ”
SAVE THE DATES: Rise Up Youth Rally* is Ma r ch 5 @ St. P iu s– Early reg. ends Feb. 16.
Spring Service Retreat* is Apr il 8 & 9. Archdiocese Pilgrimage Walk* is Apr il 23. Steubenville
NW Conference* in Spoka n e is J u ly 27-August 2. Ignite Y our Torch* at St. Martin’s U. is
August 4-7. Summer Mission Trip* in July - Contact YM office if interested and/or for more
details on any of these offerings.
High School – LIFE TEEN - UPCOM ING DATES:
Feb 2 1 Life T een Gathering
Mar 3 Night Strike - Gr oup Ser vice *
Mar 6 Co nfir matio n Ca nd id ates ONLY
Feb 28 Life T een Gathering
Mar 5 ArchD Rise Up Rall y*
Mar 1 3 Life Teen Gathering
M iddle Scho o l – EDG E - UPCOM ING DATES:
Feb 2 1 EDGE Gather ing
Feb 2 8 EDGE Gathering
Mar 6 EDGE Gather ing
Mar 1 3 EDGE Gathering
H ig her Ca lling Ro p es Cam p * @ Cam p Yam hill is Aug ust 1 -5 - Co nta ct Ma ry fo r info.
* Means permission form and/or money & registering ahead of time is required.
Confirmation Candidates : Saint Report and Service Reflections can be submitted. Get signed
up for the Rise Up Rally and the next Group Service.
Life Teen (high school) AND EDGE (middle school) - NEED volunteers t o b uild a
relationship with the young people of our parish. Prayerfully consider join in g th e Life Teen and
EDGE Teams. T h is d yn a m ic m in ist r y a ct ively en ga ges you t h t o lea r n a b ou t t h eir C a t h olic
faith AND to enter into a relationship with Jesus through learning how to foster an active prayer
life. The meeting time for Life Teen is on average 2 -3 Sundays/month. You Can GET INVOLVED
and truly make a difference.
Prayers for our Youth: Could you commit to pray for our youth who are preparing for
Sacraments? Seven of them (names in italics) will be receiving their First Communion at the
Easter Vigil. All of them are preparing for Confirmation on Tuesday, May 3 when Archbishop
Sample comes to confer the Sacrament. Thanks for praying for each of these young people:
Ernesto, Luis, Yazmin, Monica, Cole, Ricardo, Maria, Melenie, Justin, Luis, Zach, Christopher,
Kevin, Ana, Greilin, Miguel, Crystal, Luis, Sebastian, Suzy, Jacob, Joel, Alyssa, Hannah, Katrina,
Bryan, Crystal, Kimberly , Stepha nie, Anta wn, Adrian, Carlos, Ka r en, Ca r men, J ose, Ma deline,
Juan, Fernando and Sophia, J. Joel .
YOUNG ADULTS MINISTRY
Hey Young Adults…Come start your new year with us!
Join us on the 1st & 3rd Thursday evenings (next meeting February 18) at 7pm in the Fireside Dining Room
as we begin “Catholicism” by Fr. Robert Barron
Come for food (and bring some to share), come for fun, come for fellowship as we grow together in our
Catholic faith! Raffle for prizes – bring a friend for an additional chance to win!!
Check us out on Facebook and on the St Cecilia webpage for more information.
Text BeavertonYAM to 84576 for updates and events!
February 14, 2016
First Sunday of Lent
First Reading
Psalm
Second Reading
Gospel
Deuteronomy 26:4-10
Psalm 91:1-2, 10-15
Romans 10:8-13
Luke 4:1-13
RCIA
Bible Study to Consider Sponsored by
Blessings from Heaven Bookstore
Acts of the Apostles: Ray Tenorio will be leading
the class at 11:00am Tuesdays in the
Parish Center Fireside Room.
Call 503-644-1814 to RSVP
Contemplative Prayer Group: 2nd & 4th Saturdays
Meets on February 13th and 27th in the Parish Center—
NE Conference Room from 3:15 to 4:45pm.
Includes periods of silent centering prayer and
Lectio Divina.
For additional information, contact Marylyn Klesh at
503-866-2478 or [email protected]
Meetings 9am to noon
Mass, Presentation &
Discussion in the
School Library
??’s—Contact
Mike & Peggy Flanigan
503-524-6922 or
[email protected]
RCIA FEBRUARY CALENDAR
All classes are after the 9am Mass
7 The Prodigal Son/Reconciliation
14 NO CLASS
21 Rite of Sending at 9 am Mass w/sponsor
Class after Mass: Lent Rite of Election at
7:30 pm, St. Mary's Cathedral w/sponsor
28 First Scrutiny at 9 am Mass w/sponsor
Class after Mass: The Lord's Prayer & The
Creed
Minister Together!
St. Cecilia is seeking
married coupes
to mentor our
engaged couples!
Come to our training
on the “Prepare and
Enrich Program.”
When: Sat., Feb. 20
8:00 am—3:30 pm
Parish Center
Fireside Room
RSVP Betsy Willing
[email protected]
503-270-6564
MINISTERIO HISPANO - PARROQUIA SANTA CECILIA, BEAVERTON
Coordinador: Diácono Bill Richar dson
Sacerdotes: P. Cary Reniva y P. Marcos Bentz
Secretaria: Er ika Ascencio
Teléfono oficina: 503-644-2619, Ext. 161 o Ext. 176
Horas de oficina en español: de Lunes a J ueves de 2:00 a 5:00 PM
PRIMER DOMINGO DE CUARESMA
FEBRERO 14, 2016
JESÚS RESISTE LAS TENTACIONES
En la lectura del evangelio de hoy, escuchamos el relato de
San Lucas acerca de las engañosas tentaciones con las que
Satanás espera desviar a Jesús de su misión de traernos la
salvación.
En 3 diferentes trampas con las que Jesús se enfrenta, el
reconoce claramente dónde está el peligro. Su amor y confianza
total en su Padre Celestial le permiten no titubear al
RECHAZAR radicalmente el placer o la satisfacción aparente
de lo que se le ofrece; escoge, en cada situación, serle
absolutamente fiel a Dios y servirle SOLO a Él.
De esta manera nos muestra claramente el camino a seguir.
CON CENIZAS INICIAMOS LOS 40 DÍAS
Este miércoles dio comienzo a la temporada del año que
llamamos, en la Iglesia, CUARESMA. Son 40 días en que nos
concentramos, como seguidores de Jesucristo, en hacer el esfuerzo de dejar a un lado todo lo que nos separa de Él. El
objetivo es acercarnos al corazón de Jesús para vivir en una
unión más profunda con nuestro Salvador.
¿Por qué 40 días? ¿De dónde viene esa costumbre? Leemos
que Jesús pasó 40 días y 40 noches en el desierto, donde fue
repetidamente tentado por Satanás; nosotros también
esperamos, con la ayuda de la gracia, vencer las tentaciones que
inevitablemente acompañan a cualquier persona que intenta
caminar fielmente con el Señor.
Serán las 3 prácticas cuaresmales de oración, ayuno, y obras
de caridad, las que serán nuestra mejor cooperación con la
gracia divina que Dios nos ofrece.
¿DESEAN CELEBRAR SU MATRIMONIO?
Ofrecemos en Santa Cecilia una serie de pláticas de
preparación para el sacramento del MATRIMONIO 3 veces al
año. Parejas que tienen interés en prepararse hacen una cita
con el Padre Cary antes de comenzar.
Las SIGUIENTES pláticas después de estas comienzan en
ABRIL, después de cuaresma y Semana Santa.
LA VIRGEN PIDE MUCHA ORACIÓN
En sus mensajes a través de los años y en las diferentes
culturas de nuestro mundo, la Santísima Virgen no se cansa de
invitarnos, a todos sus hijos, a hacer mucha oración. Ella nos
recuerda que esa es la clave, con el ayuno, para podernos
transformar en más auténticos seguidores de su Hijo Jesucristo.
DIA DEL AMOR Y LA AMISTAD
Este año, la fecha del primer domingo de Cuaresma
coincide con el día en que el mundo occidental celebra el
amor y la amistad (San Valentín).
Y ¿Qué nos puede decir esto? Podemos indicar 2 cosas
significativas: primero, que sin reconocer y VENCER las
tentaciones que se van presentando en la vida día tras día,
tanto el amor entre a pareja y el de la amistad entre amigos
se van debilitando y, tarde o temprano, se deshacen. Para
tener un buen matrimonio y una buena amistad, se requiere
mucha humildad, paciencia, y sacrificio.
Segundo, otros requisitos para el éxito en estas relaciones
son oración, ayuno (y penitencia) por el bien del otro, y
muchos actos sencillos de caridad.
BAUTISMO DE NIÑOS
Las siguientes pláticas para padres y padrinos se llevarán
a cabo los jueves 3 y 17 de marzo. Hay más información con
Erika en la oficina parroquial.
JUBILEO DE LA MISERICORDIA DE DIOS
Las reliquias de SAN PADRE PIO (su cuerpo
parcialmente incorrupto) está en Roma esta semana,
en visita a varias iglesias, incluyendo la Basílica de
San Pedro, para una serie de Misas y vigilias y la
veneración de los fieles.
El papa Francisco señaló que su vida entera fue
una entrega total al servicio de LA MISERICORDIA DE
DIOS. Pudo hacerlo solamente a través de mucha
oración.
MENSAJE MARIANO
“!Queridos hijos! También hoy estoy con ustedes y
nuevamente los llamo a todos para que se acerquen a
mí con sus oraciones. Los invito de manera especial
a la renuncia e este tiempo de gracia. Hijitos, vivan a
través de vuestros pequeños sacrificios la Pasión y
Muerte de Jesús con ustedes. Únicamente si se
acercan a Jesús, comprenderán el amor
inconmensurable que El tiene por cada uno de
vosotros. A través de la oración y la renuncia,
llegarán a estar más abiertos al don de la fe y del amor
hacia la Iglesia y hacia las personas que los rodean.
Yo los amo y los bendigo. ¡Gracias por haber
respondido a mi llamado! 25 de febrero de 1998.
OFERTORIO
Estas cantidades abajo son las que aportamos en
nuestras Misas de español. No se olviden de ofrecer LA
PRIMERA HORA de nuestro trabajo de la semana al Señor.
1/31 $1,701
1/24 $2,253
GRACIAS por su continua generosidad y participación en
el trabajo del Señor.
Oración para nuestros jóvenes: ¿Podría comprometerse a orar por nuestros jóvenes que se están preparando para sus sacramentos?
Cinco de ellos (nombres subrayados) recibirán su Primera Comunión en la Vigilia Pascual. Todos ellos se están preparando para su
confirmación el martes 3 de Mayo cuando el Obispo Alexander Sample vendrá a darles el Sacramento.
Gracias por orar por cada uno de estos jóvenes:
Ernesto, Luis A., Yazmin, Monica, Cole, Ricardo, Maria, Melenie, Justin, Luis G., Zach, Christopher, Kevin, Ana, Greilin, Miguel, Crystal,
Luis R., Sebastian, Suzy, Jacob, Joel, Alyssa, Hannah, Katrina, Bryan, Crystal, Kimberly, Stephanie, Antawn, Adrian, Carlos, Karen, Carmen,
Jose, Madeline, Juan, Fernando and Sophia, J Joel.
BEAVERTON VICARIATE (continued)
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503-642-7323
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4755 S.W. Watson Avenue, Suite 100
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Optometric Physician
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503-496-7500
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joyous
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Se Habla Espanol
503-596-2803
[email protected]
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Owners/Directors
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