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Saint Sabina Catholic Church
700 Trevis Ave. Belton, MO • www.stsabinaparish.org •
www.facebook.com/stsabinaparish • 816-331-4713
Office Hours: 9:00am-5:00pm, Monday - Thursday and 9:00am-1:00pm, Friday
Thank you to Rob Kottenbrock who facilitated the presentation on the Sacred Triduum
on March 10th.
Mass Times
Saturday: 4:00pm in English
Sunday: 8:00am and 10:30am in English,
12:30pm in Spanish
Visit our website for Holy Day and special
Mass times
Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord
Call to Discipleship
A six-session series on the basics of our faith and
how we are called to take ownership of our faith in
and through our baptismal vocation will be offered
this spring of 2016. We have all been blessed with
gifts given to us by God. In and through our
baptism, we are called to use those gifts for the
good of the whole people of God. Come and see
how you can use your gifts for building up the body
of Christ. See page 4 for more details.
March 27, 2016
Parish Staff/Mass Intentions
Fr. Jeff Stephan, Pastor
816-979-3157 X57
[email protected]
Fr. Curt Vogel, Associate Pastor
816-979-3156 X56
[email protected]
Deacon Mike Gates
[email protected]
Bridget Hernandez, Stewardship and Communications/Corresponsabilidad y Comunicaciones
816-979-3159 X59
[email protected]
Kris Larkey, Business Manager/Gerente de Operaciones
816-979-3151 X51
[email protected]
Biagio Mazza, Pastoral Associate/Asociado Pastoral
816-979-3153 X53
[email protected]
Susan Ratigan, Liturgist/Liturgista
816-979-3158 X58
[email protected]
Kirstie Roberts, Dir. of Religious Ed. & Youth Ministry/Dir. de Educación Religiosa y Ministro de Jóvenes
816-979-3155 X55
[email protected]
Marta Roper, Pastoral Care Coordinator/Coordinadora Pastoral
816-979-3154 X54
[email protected]
Jeff Shields, Finance Coordinator/Coordinador de Finanzas
816-979-3152 X52
[email protected]
Tracy Wheeler, Maintenance/Mantenimiento
[email protected]
Berenice Zayas, Family Life & Hispanic Ministry/Vida de la Familia Parroquial y Ministerio Hispano
816-979-3150 X50
[email protected]
Kathleen Chastain, Diocesan Victim Advocate
816-392-0011
Jenifer Valenti, Diocesan Ombudsman
816-812-2500
Wellness Center/Centro de Salud
Jeannine Midgett
Patricia Moreno
[email protected]
[email protected]
816-979-3090
816-979-3093
816-979-3092
From Death to New Life
De la Muerte a la Nueva Vida
†Chuck Regnier, husband of Linda Regnier
Intentions for March 28—April 1, 2016
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Friday
8am
6pm
8am
8am
8am
†Linda Ireland
†Gregory Winter
†Loretta Woods
†Eileen Cigich
†Robert J Lewis
Saturday, April 2, 2016
4:00pm
†Mary Teresa Grosko
†Charles Bybee Jr
Sunday, April 3, 2016
8:00am
10:30am
12:30pm Spanish
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†Corey Smith
†Geneva Newkirk
†Narciso Gonzalez
†Genaro Guzman
†Linda Ireland, niece of Jo Locke
†Gregory Winter, grandson of Rose Martinez
†Loretta Woods, wife of Roland Woods
†Eileen Cigich, mother of Leah Moulder
†Corey Smith, son of Patty Smith
†Geneva Newkirk, sister of Michael Davis
†Susan Wiget, sister of Beverly Bell
†Josephine Gramlich, sister of Quin
Henry
†Vernita Linenberger, mother of Gail
Schmidt
Calendar/Parish Happenings
Sunday, March 27 - Domingo, 27 de Marzo
Easter Sunday
Monday, March 28 - Lunes, 28 de Marzo
Easter Monday
10:00am
Uplift Meal Prep.
4:00pm
Uplift
5:30pm
Marian Prayer Group
6:00pm
Entrenamiento de Guías para los Talleres
7:00pm
El Significado de la Resurección
Tuesday, March 29 - Martes, 29 de Marzo
4:30pm
Confessions
7:00pm
Foundations for Living Stones
7:00pm
Talleres de Oración y Vida
Wednesday, March 30 - Miércoles, 30 de Marzo
9:00am
Legion of Mary
7:00pm
Choir Practice (4:00 & 10:30 groups)
Thursday, March 31 - Jueves, 31 de Marzo
9:30am
Quilters
6:00pm
Ensayo de Quinceañera de Deisy Reyes
7:00pm
RCIA/RICA
8:00pm
Choir Practice (8:00 group)
Friday, April 1 - Viernes, 1 de Abril
8:30am
Adoration
Happy Easter!
Fr. Jeff, Fr. Curt and the staff
would like to wish all a Happy
Easter!
Bilingual Story Time
The Belton Library is coming
to St. Sabina the second Thursday of every month to
present story time in English and Spanish for preschool age children. Please plan on joining us on
April 14th at 10am in the Juan Diego Room in the
Education Wing. You are invited to bring a toy and
stay for an hour of play after Story Time.
Charity Dinner & Paddle Auction
Saturday, April 16 in the Gym
Dinner served at 5 pm
Paddles Up at 6:30 pm
How it works: Purchase numbered paddles for $3
each or 5 for $13. Vendors will have items to auction.
Bid price of .25-$1.00 depending on value of item.
Your bid buys you the chance to win auction item. If
your paddle number is called you win auction item.
This is a super fun exciting night benefiting Angels
Left Behind Animal Rescue. So invite your friends,
come hungry and don't forget your QUARTERS!!
Spaghetti Dinner to include your choice of meatless
sauce or sauce with meat, garden salad, bread and
dessert all for $8.00 per plate. $6.00 for children 3-12
years.
See you there!
Hosted by:
Terri Standley at 816-277-5250
Heather Thurston
Becky Fenske at 816-401-0707
Saturday, April 2 - Sábado, 2 de Abril
A Note from Dwayne Katzer
12:00pm
Quinceañera de Deisy Reyes
3:00pm
Confessions
Dear Parish Family,
Many of you have noticed that I have not been
present as deacon at Mass lately. I need to let you
know that I’ve been on a leave of absence from the
Diaconate and, for personal reasons, I am stepping
down from active ministry in the Church. Please know
that I have treasured my years here at St. Sabina’s
and the people I have gotten to know. I do plan to
remain here at the parish as a member of the church
and so I will be seeing you. Thank you all for the love
you have shown me, and please keep me and my
family in your prayers as I will continue to pray for all
of you.
God’s blessings to you all,
Dwayne
Sunday, April 3 - Domingo, 3 de Abril
Donut Sunday
9:00am
Parents Lounge
9:00am
PSR
11:00am
Escuela de Religión
1:00pm
Dave Ramsey FPU
2:00pm
Protegiendo a los Niños de Dios
7:00pm
High School and Confirmation Youth Group
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Parish Happenings and Information
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
Over 55
Congratulations to all receiving sacraments at
the Easter Vigil:
March Gathering - March 31
Catechumens - Catecúmenos
On March 31 we will take a tour of the United States District
(Those preparing for Baptism)
Court for the Western District of Missouri. The tour is designed
Bayron
Felipe
Cedillo,
Jackelin
Rocío to help people better understand how cases get to our court
Pocasangre, Tucker Wade Wiatrek, and Isabella and the different agencies who participate in the judicial
Rugerio
process. The tour consists of speakers from the Clerk's Office
Children Catechumens - Catecúmenos de of the U.S. District Court, an Investigative Agency (FBI, Secret
Service, ATF or DEA), the U.S. Attorney's Office or Federal
Niños
Yahir López, son of Juan López and Socorro Public Defender's Office, the Probation or Pre-Trial Services
Offices, the U.S. Marshal's Service and a personal visit with a
Cortinas
Janet Arellano, daughter of Florencio and Judge in his/her courtroom. If time permits, a visual walk
through of other areas of the courthouse can be conducted. We
Liliana Arellano
Jenifer Arellano daughter of Florencio and will meet at St. Sabina at 8:30am to carpool, and our tour
begins at 9:30am. After the tour we will eat lunch at BRGR
Liliana Arellano
Osvaldo Arellano son of Florencio and Liliana Kitchen and Bar in the Power and Light District. The tour is
free, so the only cost will be your lunch. Cell phones are not
Arellano
allowed in the courtroom, but will be kept safe by the guard
Candidates - Candidatos
(Those baptized in other faith traditions, but outside the courtroom. No pictures will be allowed in the
preparing to make their Profession of Faith, courtroom, but the tour guide will take a group picture. Please
RSVP to the parish office at 816-331-4713 and please let us
Confirmation and First Communion)
Jeffery Dale Lewis, Ellen Lovelace, Cheryl know if you can help drive.
Rugerio, and Brandi Sue Wiatrek
Renewal - Renovación
or e-mail Biagio at [email protected]. A flyer
(Those renewing their Catholic faith)
Octavio Enríquez Carvajal, Armando Enríquez Carvajal, describing the sessions and further information is
Yennifer Saray Escobar Gálvez, Leny Logan, Jesús available in the gathering space.
Eduardo López Cortinas, Elmer Armando López Rivera, Need Help with Your Home?
Olinser Luna Aguilar, Jenni Martínez, José Manuel We are gearing up for our second St. Sabina Helping
Martínez Martínez, Wilian Antonio Mena Orellana, Hands work day. We are accepting applications until
Stefany Yamileth Mena Orellana, Carlos Antonio June 13 for those who need help with minor home
Rodríguez Carbajal, Gerardo Rugerio, Nicolasa Trejo repairs and yard maintenance such as: some painting,
Martínez, and Mariana Monroy
gutter work, minor plumbing, etc. Applications and more
information are available in the gathering space. If you
Upcoming Adult Faith Formation Offering
Call to Discipleship: A six-session series on the basics need help with your home, please look over the
of our faith and how we are called to take ownership of information provided in the gathering space, as this is
our faith in and through our baptismal vocation will be not a complete list of what we can do.
offered this spring of 2016. We have all been blessed
with gifts given to us by God. In and through our
baptism, we are called to use those gifts for the good of
the whole people of God. Come and see how you can
use your gifts for building up the body of Christ.
The sessions will be directed at all who would want to
deepen their knowledge and appreciation of our Catholic
faith and heritage, and respond to God’s call in their
lives. All that is required is a desire to enter into learning
and reflection on God’s love for us, and what God is
calling us to do with our gifts. The sessions are
scheduled for Wednesday evenings, April 6, 13, 20, 27,
May 4 and 11, from 7-9 PM. For more information, and/
or to register please call Biagio Mazza at 816-979-3153 Natalie and Ava took up the gifts at Mass on March 13th.
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Pastoral Care
Nursing Home Mass Schedule
Mar 30 8:00am
Apr 6 10:30am
Apr 13 10:00am
Apr 20 10:00am
At St. Sabina (5th Wednesday)
Beautiful Savior
Rehabilitation of Raymore
Foxwood Springs
Interested in Ministry?
‘Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of the
least brothers of mine, you did for me.’ We meet Jesus
in the sick and aging. Special Ministers to the Sick and
Homebound are always needed at our parish. No
experience necessary, just great faith in the Most
Blessed Sacrament and a loving heart. For more info
contact Marta Roper in the parish office. 816-979-3154
Parkinson’s Support Group
Carnegie Village now hosts a Parkinson’s Support
Group. The group meets every 3rd Wednesday of the
month from 6-7pm. Please RSVP to 816-331-7848. This
group is open to the public and will include hosts from
the aging and healthcare professions.
Bulletin Prayer Request List
Parishioners who are ill, or who have a loved one who
is ill, may request to have the person remembered on
the Prayer Request list published in our bulletin. Names
will remain on the list for two months but may be
resubmitted
upon
request.
Please
remember
permission must be given by the individual before the
name can be published. To add or remove a name from
the list contact Marta Roper, in the parish office.
816-979-3154
Prayer Requests/Peticiones de Oración
Diana Avery
Beverly Bell
Pauline Bellm
Sheryll Bentley
John Bidondo
Allie Biondo
Richard Borris
Gretchen Butler
Mark Butler
Tom Butler
Georgene Caoile
John Caoile
Marvin Cohen
Joseph Coots
Donna Dailey
Paul DeMar
Butch Ford
Pat Ford
Emily Frezza
Dick Garnier
Antonio Garcia
Wilma Gaines
Jason Hart
Jeanette Hart
Cherie Hatfield
Bob Heffernan
Pat Heffernan
Bart Henke
Mary Ellen Hermann
Lisa January
Frances Jeffries
Kelly Jordon
Kelsey Krum
Beverly Little
Jo Locke
John Malena
Gloria McLaughlin
Denise Mehlo
Alice Miller
Nadine Monnig
Helen Muenks
Mona Neighbors
Gary Palmer
Thelma Palmer
Leona Ragsdale
Linda Regnier
Mary Renfro
Austin Richards
Msgr. William Schultz
Kathy Shields
Patricia Smith
Joe Stanley
Noah Stanley
Lois Stogsdill
Jean Tate
Ruth Tayler
Kaley Wagner
Bob Westfall
Mary Westfall
Brandi Wiatrek
Carmitia Yust
Berenice Zayas
Pablo Zayas
Who should receive Anointing of the Sick?
If you suffer from a chronic illness, the affect of
advanced years or have a upcoming surgery and wish to
receive this sacrament let Fr Jeff or Fr Curt know before
the Mass you attend and they will be glad to anoint you
after Mass. If you would like to schedule it in advance or
make an appointment for a weekday contact Marta
Roper in the parish office at 816-979-3154.
Wellness Center
Lifestyle Changes to Decrease Your Risk for Cancer
The World Cancer Research Fund estimates that about onequarter to one-third of all cancer cases could be eliminated with
dietary changes and increased physical activity. Your actions can
have a real effect on your health. Minor changes can have a
major impact.
Start with: A long walk instead of sitting all day. Abundant
research has shown that people who exercise regularly have a
lower risk of certain cancers, and when it comes to breast and
lung cancer, two recent studies presented this year at the
American Society of Clinical Oncology’s annual meeting clearly
show why you should really get moving. In a study of more than
130,000 postmenopausal women, those who spent more time
exercising were less likely to develop lung cancer. Benefits were
seen even among smokers. Exercise also seems to influence
breast cancer risk: Researchers in France found that women who
were the most physically active were 12 percent less likely to
develop breast cancer than those who moved the least.
Wellness Center Class Schedule
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Intermediate Yoga 1-2pm
Gentle Yoga 2-3pm
Yoga 6-7pm
Stretch & Strength1-2pm
Gentle Stretch & Strength 2-3pm
Intermediate Yoga 1-2pm
Gentle Yoga 2-3pm
Strength & Restore 6-7pm
Stretch & Strength 1-2pm
Gentle Stretch & Strength 2-3pm
ReFit® 5-6pm
Intermediate Yoga 1-2pm
Gentle Yoga 2-3pm
Circuit Training 5-6pm
Open Workout 8:30-11:30am
Health Screenings 8:30-11:30am
Refit® 10-11am
MASS SCREENINGS: Thursday April 7 through Sunday April 10
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Area Information
St Thomas More Catholic School Enrollment
Enrollment for the 2016-2017 school year at St. Thomas
More is now underway. To make an appointment to
register your children, please contact the school office at
816-942-5581. For questions regarding tuition, please
contact Tim Waris, business manager, at 816-942-2492.
St Thomas More School is a Catholic elementary school
for grades K-8. It is located in South Kansas City,
Missouri, in a quiet residential area. The yearly
enrollment is approximately 600. The class size is a
maximum of 26 students. Students are encouraged to
achieve their best and to participate in community
service.
High School Principal: St. Michael the Archangel
St. Michael the Archangel (SMAHS) is scheduled to
open the fall of 2017, and the Principal position will be
open July 1, 2016. During the 2016-17 school year, the
principal will establish and implement a plan to transition
students, faculty and staff from Archbishop O’Hara High
School to SMAHS. With the 2017-18 school year, the
principal will have full responsibility for all operations,
academics, and programs at SMAHS. This position is
full-time, and includes benefits, paid time off, and a
retirement plan. To see the full job description, or to
apply: http://app.hireology.com/s/111348
Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass
A Mass honoring all couples in the diocese celebrating
50 years of marriage in the year 2016 will be celebrated
by Bishop Johnston at 2:00pm on Sunday, June 5 at
the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. The liturgy
will be followed with a dessert reception at the Catholic
Center, 20 W 9th St, KCMO. This celebration will
include all couples who have celebrated or will be
celebrating their Golden Wedding Anniversary between
January 1, 2016 and December 31, 2016. If you were
married in 1966, please call Kris in the parish office at
816-979-3151 so that you can be acknowledged. You
can be acknowledged even if you cannot attend this
special Mass. Couples celebrating their 50th
anniversary are listed below. If you are celebrating your
50th anniversary in 2016 and your name is not listed,
please contact the parish office so we can correct our
records.
Jack and JoAnne Davis
August 27, 1966
Jerry and Carolyn Folz
January 15, 1966
Jim and Ann Morales
December 31, 1966
Jerry and Jan Stella
May 21, 1966
Diocesan Healing Prayer Services
The diocese continues to reach out to those impacted
by abuse by offering healing services. The next service
will be held at St. James Parish, 309 South Stewart
Road, Liberty, 64068 on Thursday April 21st at 7:00 p.m.
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Max Adams, Daniel Alas, Teresa Alvarez, Marlyn Anderson, Roberto
Arellano, Isabel Arreola, Juan Arroyo, Lisa Ashbaugh, Kimberly
Baird, Marsha Benton, Marion Biondo, Courtney Brown, Claudine
Butscher, Yane Campos, Marcos Castillo, Lesli Cervantes, Jim
Deschenes, Oscar Escamilla, Jake Ewbank, Lidia Ferman, Christine
Figge, Ted Fiocati, Mark Galant, Juan Garcia, Jake Gibson, Malcolm
Goswell, Derek Harshner, Bridget Hernandez, Valeria Hernandez,
Angeline Herrera, Javier Hinojos, Luis Hinojos, Brittney Jacoway,
Joel Jaimes, Maria Jimenez, Kris Larkey, Michael Laughlin, Shannon
Lautner, Pauline Lehman, Eric Lopez, Ricardo Lopez, Ruben Lopez,
Caleb Martinez, Yovannie Martinez, Jacky Mendez, Elizabeth Meza,
John Miller, Jeff Moore, Esmeralda Moreno, Sharon Moss, Antonio
Munoz, Maribel Munoz, Amber Ochoa, Nick Olson, Ana Osuna, Joel
Perez, Andrew Phillips, Steve Pope, Mario Quezada, Jamie Quinn,
Ramon Ramirez, Ofelia Ramos - Escalante, Karen Ratterree,
Brooklyn Roe, Taylor Romero, Logan Ruby, Edgar Ruiz, Scott
Sadaro, Shirley Salcedo, Noemi SanJuan, Matthew Scali, Nathan
Schwarz, Noah Schwarz, Jennifer Snell, Rylee Spiller, Pam Stine,
Fernando Suarez, Karen Tierney, Jair Tobias, Nick Turnese, Marco
Vargas, Katie Vides, Diana Ward, Tracy Wheeler, Jaeden Wilkes,
Lauren Wilson, Miguel Zamora, Berenice Zarco, Diana Zarco
Jorge Castro and Judith Carrera 17 Years!
Al and Mary Ellen Hermann
9 Years!
Alfredo and Ashli Hernandez
2 Years!
03-28-1999
03-31-2007
03-30-2014
Quinceañera Congratulations
Congratulations to Deisy Odette Reyes, the daughter of
José and Sandra Reyes, who celebrates her
Quinceañera on Saturday, April 2nd.
Baptism Congratulations
Congratulations to those being baptized this Easter:
Ángel Rosalio López Cortinas, son of Alejandra López
and Olinser Luna
José Francisco Rojo Arellano, son of Francisco Rojo
and Liliana Arellano
Javier Arellano, son of Florencio and Liliana Arellano
Emiliano Damián Vargas, son of Damián and Jenessys
Vargas
Katherine Jazmin Perez Cartagena, daughter of Joel
Perez and Roxana Cartagena
Dani Castillo, son of Iván and Damaris Castillo
School of Religion/Youth Ministry
Donut Sunday!
Please join us for doughnuts and orange juice on April
3rd after the 8 and 10:30 Masses which will be hosted
by the 5th grade class!
Easter Break
There will be no PSR classes or Youth activities on
March 27th. The PSR staff and teachers wish you all a
blessed and peaceful Easter!
Children’s Liturgy Sunday
Children from our parish are invited to be Lectors,
Ushers, Greeters and Gift Bearers at a Mass each
month. Our next Mass date is April 10th at the
10:30am Mass. Please contact Kirstie Roberts if your
child would like to sign up for this ministry.
Form for Communication with Minors Parents
and guardians must now sign a form giving permission
for St. Sabina staff, specifically the Youth Director,
Kirstie Roberts to respond to text messages, emails
and phone calls from the youth of the parish. These
forms are available in the back of the church with the
PSR registrations and in the Youth Office.
Parent Survey Parents Lounge is looking for your
input and we have created this 5-question survey. We
ask you to take a few short minutes to fill it out:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/79B6C9K.
Thank you!
Gaby and Alicia getting crafty
at youth group!
Junior High Youth!
Our next meetings will be on April 6th & 20th from
7-8:30pm in the Parish Hall. We’re looking forward to
seeing you!
High School & Confirmation Youth Group
Your next meeting will be on April 3rd from 7-8:30pm.
Confirmation Sponsor Night
Your next meeting will be April 13th in the Church at
7pm. If your sponsor is unable to attend, you must still
be present.
Volunteer Opportunities
Uplift Org.
If you would like to bring meals to the
homeless on the 4th or 5th Monday of any month,
please contact Kirstie Roberts! This ministry is open to
all parishioners age 14 and older. Volunteers must
report to the Uplift Warehouse by 5pm and will be
finished around 9:30pm.
Uplift Cooks! Anyone who would like to help prepare a
meal for the homeless is welcome to join our team on
the 4th Monday of each month at 10am in the gym. We
recommend that you bring a good cutting knife,
vegetable peeler and can opener. Our next cooking date
is March 28
Harvesters! This local food bank provides food to
needy families around the KC area. Volunteers are
needed to help sort food donations and pack weekend
food bags for kids in our community. We will be taking a
group of 5 people on the third Thursday of each month.
Our next date is May 19th 6-8pm. If you would like to
volunteer, call or email Kirstie in the Youth Office.
Child Safety
The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph is committed
to combating sexual abuse in the Church. If you are a
victim of sexual abuse, or if you observe or suspect
sexual abuse:
*Call the Missouri Child Abuse Hotline at
1.800.392.3738(if the victim is currently under the age
of 18), and
*Contact your local law enforcement agency or call
911, and
*After reporting to these civil and law enforcement
authorities, report suspected sexual abuse of a minor
or vulnerable adult to the Diocesan Ombudsman,
Jenifer
Valenti,
at
816.812.2500
or
[email protected], if the abuse involves a priest,
deacon, employee or volunteer of the Diocese of
Kansas City-St. Joseph.
The Diocese has a sincere commitment to
providing care and healing resources to victims of
sexual abuse and their families. Please contact
Victim
Advocate
Kathleen
Chastain
at
816.392.0011 or [email protected] for
more information.
All volunteers with youth and children must attend one
Protecting God’s Children workshop, submit to a
background check and sign the policy on Ethics and
Integrity in Ministry, (EIM). More info at
http://www.diocese-kcsj.org/content/protecting_children/
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Stewardship
“They both ran, but the other disciple ran faster than
Peter and arrived at the tomb first; he bent down
and saw the burial cloths there, but did not go in.
When Simon Peter arrived after him, he went into
the tomb and saw the burial cloths there, and the
cloth that had covered his head, not with the burial
cloths but rolled up in a separate place. Then the
other disciple also went in, the one who had arrived
at the tomb first, and he saw and believed. For they
did not yet understand the Scripture that he had to
rise from the dead.”
John 20: 4-9
It is difficult for us to fully comprehend the
importance of this day and its meaning for us, its
fulfillment of hope for us. We consider this to be the
most important day on our Church calendar. If we
have properly approached the Lenten period, this
day comes at the end of a period of prayer and
fasting and almsgiving. We should have been
prepared to spiritually die with Christ, and to rise as
He did on this day to the promise of new life both in
this world and the next. Christ has saved us, and
that alone is reason for our joyous celebration. By
receiving the Eucharist (communion) on this day, we
make a visible sign of our faith and our participation
in the Kingdom of God. — See more at
www.catholicsteward.com/blog/
March 13 Contributions
2016 Annual Catholic Appeal
Thanks to all who have contributed to the 2016 Annual
Catholic Appeal. As of March 8th 99 families from St.
Sabina have contributed a total of $13,903.00. Please
contribute generously to “Blessed Are the Merciful”, the
2016 Annual Catholic Appeal (in past years, the
Bishop’s Annual Appeal) in support of parish and
diocesan programs and ministries.
Go on-line to
www.kcsjgives.org for more information or use the
form available in the Catholic Key. To make a gift of
appreciated stock, mutual fund shares or gifts of grain,
call Greg Vranicar at 816.714.2363.
Hungering for Celebration
We prayed, fasted and gave alms—and now we
celebrate! Our Lenten journey with CRS Rice Bowl ends
in our own hearts, where Jesus reigns forever. Let us
rejoice in our risen Lord—and in the lives we’ve
changed this Lent in Colombia, Laos, Rwanda,
Honduras, Madagascar, and all over the world! Don’t
forget to turn in your CRS Rice Bowl in the gathering
space this weekend or next weekend.
Ministry Fair
Spring is approaching and that means we’re nearing our
parish’s Stewardship Sundays. This year, we will be
Envelopes/Sobres:
$9,427.48
bringing back our ministry fair. Please plan on attending
Plate/Canasta:
$1,023.01
the ministry fair after Mass on the weekend of May 1st
Maintenance-Upkeep:
$3,548.33
Due to early bulletin deadlines, the March 20th con- to learn about the many opportunities our parish offers
for living a Stewardship lifestyle.
tributions will be listed in our April 3rd bulletin.
Easter Lily Thanks
Thank you to all that made donations for Easter lilies in
honor of your loved ones this Easter season. Donations
have been made in the memory of: Walter Zmuda, Karen
Dorval, George Pierce, Bob Meiron, Francis Storm, Albert Storm, James Iseman, Michael G. Roth, Karen Taylor, Harold Oliver, Ken Oliver, Erma Xiomara Ruiz, Emelina Sanchez, Barbara Schmidt, Dixie Stretz, Justin
Chrane, Joseph Falco Sr., Elaine Catanzaro, Robert
Rose Sr., Greta Sellmeyer, John Sellmeyer, Juan Rose,
Ida Barberis, Ed Fleetwood, John Mayabb, Jim Wolfe,
Lisa Ninci-Denney, Ralph Richardson, Ruth Richardson,
Lupe Martinez Torres, Salome Garcia, Ivan Dull, Arthur,
Martha and Cierra Anthony, Martin Rosas, Jorge Rosas,
Candelaria Mancilla, and Esperanza Moran.
Donations were made in honor of: Al and Kathleen
Gebauer, the Littler Family, and the Morrison Family.
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Mowing Help Needed
Spring is coming soon and our grounds crew needs
volunteers that can help with mowing the grass. If you
are interested, please contact Dennis Squires at 816679-6014.
Adopt-A-Flower Bed
We are seeking volunteers to help maintain the flower
beds on our parish grounds. If you are interested in
adopting a flower bed, please sign up in the gathering
space.
St. Sabina Helping Hands
We are currently looking for volunteers to help on
Saturday, May 7th. Volunteers will help other
parishioners with minor home repairs and yard
maintenance such as: some painting, gutter work, minor
plumbing, etc. Volunteer sign up sheets, and more
information are available in the gathering space.
Reflection on the Readings
We have journeyed through Lent and we enter the great fifty days of Easter, a week of weeks
in which we celebrate the victory of Christ over evil, sin and death. The seasonal Sundays are
referred to as the Sundays “of” Easter, in contrast to the time when they were called the
Sundays “after” Easter. Easter is celebrated for fifty days, culminating with the feast of
Pentecost.
During these fifty days, the first reading, usually taken from the Old Testament, is now
replaced by selections from the Acts of the Apostles. This shift helps us focus on the reaction
of the early communities of believers to the resurrected Christ, along with their enthusiasm
and passion for mission in response to the gift of the Spirit.
The refrain of responsorial Psalm 118 captures the focus of the Easter season when it proclaims: “This is the day
the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad.” It affirms the joy of Easter, the gift of new life and the possibilities
offered to us as pure gifts from God. The psalm verses speak of God’s mercy enduring forever, and of God’s great
power which rescues the psalmist even from death’s clutches. These verses prefigure Christ, the rejected stone
that “has become the cornerstone.” Today we praise and thank God for the rich gift of Christ, the incarnation of
God’s love and mercy which “endures forever.”
The first reading from Acts narrates a portion of Peter’s sermons to the early communities of believers which speak
of the Easter events, and what those events mean for all humanity. These early communities responded with
enthusiasm and joy to the commission that Jesus gave them through the power of the Spirit to testify and witness to
Jesus as the long awaited messiah, and as “judge of the living and the dead.” Peter shares the great joy they have
experienced in Jesus with all people when he affirms that “everyone who believes in him will receive forgiveness of
sin through his name.” “Let us rejoice and be glad.”
The letter to the Colossians stresses that in the Risen Christ we are called to a new mindset, a new worldview and
a new way of acting. By committing ourselves to the risen Christ, we die to our old selves and seek only what is
above, the mind and heart of Christ. Persisting in our union with Christ, we too will rise in glory, and be ever united
with God in Christ. How can we not “rejoice and be glad?”
The gospel reading from John recounts how Mary Magdalene, the beloved disciple and Peter all try to make sense
of the reality of the empty tomb. Each in their own way struggles to see, to comprehend what has happened and to
come to belief. As we experience the Easter season, we too enter into that same struggle to make sense of the
Resurrection reality. What does resurrection mean to us, and what difference does it make in our lives?
Resurrection essentially communicates God’s reality that evil, sin and death are not the last word on the ultimate
meaning of life. Rather, God can and does transform even the most limiting and debilitating human experiences into
occasions for new life and meaning. Death is not the end. Rather death is the way to new life. Jesus walked that
path, and invites us to join him
on this journey to God.
Readings
Do you really believe that God
can and does bring new life
and meaning even out of our
most limiting and debilitating
experience of life? This is
what we are proclaiming when
we claim to be Easter people.
May the Lord’s Easter joy be
yours in abundance.
Biagio Mazza,
Pastoral Associate
Bible Study
Catholics are mostly exposed to the
Bible through the Sunday Lectionary
Readings. In order to help us all enter
into the Bible through the Sunday
readings, we are offering study sessions
that will provide an opportunity to read,
to study background to the readings, and
Sunday, April 3
to reflect on how to apply the readings to
1st Reading: Acts 5:12-16
Psalm: Psalm 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 (1) our lives. We will gather on April 10th
and 24th at 10:30am. All are welcome.
2nd Reading: Revelation
Bring a Bible and a friend. To register for
1:9-11a, 12-13, 17-19
these sessions, please call Biagio at
Gospel: John 20:19-31
816-979-3153.
Sunday, March 27
1st Reading: Acts of the
Apostles 10:34a, 37-43
Psalm: Psalm 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23(24)
2nd Reading: Colossians 3:1-4
Gospel: John 20:1-9
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Reflexión Sobre las Lecturas
Hemos
pasado
por
la
Cuaresma y entramos en los
grandes cincuenta días de
Pascua, unas semanas en las
que se celebra la victoria de
Cristo sobre el mal, el pecado
y la muerte. Los domingos de
esta temporada se les conoce
como los domingos "de"
Pascua, a diferencia del
tiempo
cuando
fueron
llamados
los
domingos
"después de" Pascua. La Pascua se celebra durante
cincuenta días, que culmina con la fiesta de
Pentecostés.
La carta a los Colosenses enfatiza que en el Cristo
resucitado somos llamados a una nueva mentalidad,
una nueva visión del mundo y una nueva forma de
actuar. Al comprometernos al Cristo resucitado,
morimos a nosotros mismos y buscamos sólo lo que
está en lo alto, la mente y el corazón de Cristo.
Persistiendo en nuestra unión con Cristo, también
nosotros resucitaremos en gloria, y estaremos siempre
unido a Dios en Cristo. ¿Cómo no "sea nuestra alegría y
nuestro gozo?"
La lectura del Evangelio de Juan relata que María
Magdalena, el discípulo amado y Pedro todos tratan de
dar sentido a la realidad de la tumba vacía. Cada uno a
su manera les cuesta ver, comprender lo que ha pasado
y venir a la creencia. Mientras que experimentamos la
temporada de Pascua, nosotros también entramos en
esa misma lucha para dar sentido a la realidad de la
Resurrección. ¿Qué significa la resurrección para
nosotros, y qué diferencia hace en nuestras vidas?
Durante estos cincuenta días, la primera lectura,
generalmente tomado del Antiguo Testamento, ha sido
sustituido por selecciones de los Hechos de los
Apóstoles. Este cambio nos ayuda a centrarnos en la
reacción de las primeras comunidades de creyentes a
Cristo resucitado, junto con su entusiasmo y pasión por Resurrección comunica esencialmente la realidad de
la misión en respuesta al don del Espíritu.
Dios que el mal, el pecado y la muerte no son la última
palabra sobre el significado último de la vida. Más bien,
El estribillo del Salmo responsorial 118 captura la Dios puede y transforma incluso las experiencias
atención del tiempo de Pascua cuando proclama: "Este humanas más limitantes y debilitantes a ocasiones para
es el día en que actuó el Señor: sea nuestra alegría y la nueva vida y significado. La muerte no es el fin. Más
nuestro gozo." Afirma la alegría de la Pascua, el don de bien la muerte es el camino a la nueva vida. Jesús
la nueva vida y las posibilidades que se nos ofrece caminó ese camino, y nos invita a unirnos a él en este
como regalos puros de Dios. Los versos del salmo viaje a Dios.
hablan de que la misericordia de Dios permanece para
siempre, y del gran poder de Dios que rescata el ¿Realmente cree que Dios puede y trae nueva vida y
salmista incluso de las garras de la muerte. Estos significado incluso fuera de nuestra experiencia de la
versos prefiguran a Cristo, la piedra rechazada que "se vida más limitante y mas debilitante? Esto es lo que
ha convertido en la piedra angular." Hoy alabamos y proclamamos, cuando declaramos que somos una
damos gracias a Dios por el rico don de Cristo, la gente de Pascua. Que la alegría de la Pascua del Señor
encarnación del amor y la misericordia de Dios, que sea suya en abundancia.
"permanece para siempre."
Biagio Mazza
Asociado Pastoral
La primera lectura de los Hechos narra una parte de los
sermones de Pedro a las primeras comunidades de
creyentes que hablan de los eventos de Pascua, y lo
que significan esos eventos para toda la humanidad.
Lecturas del Domingo, 27 de Marzo
Estas primeras comunidades respondieron con
Primera Lectura: Hechos 10:34a, 37-43
entusiasmo y alegría a la comisión que Jesús les dio a
Salmo: Salmo 118:1-2, 16ab-17, 22-23
través del poder del Espíritu para dar testimonio de
Segunda Lectura: Colosenses 3:1-4
Jesús como el Mesías tan esperado, y como "juez de
Evangelio: Juan 20:1-9
los vivos y los muertos." Pedro comparte la gran alegría
Lecturas del Domingo, 3 de Abril
que han experimentado en Jesús con toda la gente
Primera Lectura: Hechos 5:12-16
cuando afirma que "cuantos creen en él reciben, por su
Salmo: Salmo 118:2-4, 22-24, 25-27a
medio, el perdón de los pecados." Que "sea nuestra
Segunda Lectura: Apocalipsis
alegría y nuestro gozo."
1:9-11, 12-13, 17-19
Lecturas
Evangelio: Juan 20:19-31
Pagina 4
Información Local/Ministerio Juvenil
Alcohólicos Anónimos
El Grupo Fe y Decisión se reúne cada Lunes,
Miércoles, y Viernes de 7:00pm-8:30pm en esta
dirección: 708 Main St., Grandview, MO. Para mas
información, llame 816-721-0594 o 816-682-7210.
Cree tener problemas con las bebidas alcohólicas?
Venga, nosotros te podemos ayudar.
Vacaciones de Pascua
No habrán clases de religión ni actividades de jóvenes el
27 de Marzo. El personal de la escuela de religión y los
maestros deseamos a todos una Pascua bendecida y
pacífica!
Jóvenes de Junior High!
Nuestras próximas reuniones serán el 6 y 20 de abril de
7-8:30pm en el Salón Parroquial. Aquí les esperamos!
Inscripción de la Escuela Católica St Thomas
Jóvenes de High School y Confirmación
More
La inscripción para el ciclo escolar 2016-2017 en
St.Tomas More ya está en marcha. Para hacer una
cita para inscribir a sus hijos, por favor, póngase en
contacto con la oficina al 816-942-5581. Para
preguntas con respecto a la matrícula, por favor,
póngase en contacto con Tim Waris, gerente de
negocios, al 816-942-2492. St Thomas More School es
una escuela primaria católica para los grados K-8. Se
encuentra
en el surdedeConfirmación
Kansas City, Missouri, en una
Noche
de Padrinos
zona
residencial
tranquila.
anual
Su
siguiente
noche de
PadrinosLa
deinscripción
Confirmación
será es
el de
aproximadamente
600. de
El tamaño
de Su
la próximo
clase es de un
Miércoles,
24 de Febrero
7-8:30pm.
máximo de
26deestudiantes.
Se anima
a los estudiantes
encuentro
será
febrero de 24º
en la Iglesia
a las 7 pm.
todo
su potencial
y participar
en el
Sia sudesarrollar
patrocinador
no puede
asistir, todavía
debe estar
servicio comunitario.
presente.
Este encuentro es especial porque es parte de
nuestra
Misión Parroquial
y que estará
presente
en la masa
Presentación
sobre Nuestra
Señora
de Guadalupe
juntos.
También
vamos
a
poner
una
mesa
de
aperitivo
El Viernes, 1 de Abril, todos están invitados a una Misa
caliente
en elpor
salón
parroquial
después
de la
misa. Estoy
celebrada
Mons.
Eduardo
Chávez
Sánchez
a las
pidiendo
a
todos
en
la
clase
que
por
favor
traigan
un City,
6pm en la Parroquia de Holy Cross en Kansas
aperitivo
compartir
familia
MO. El para
próximo
día, con
2 nuestra
de Abril
en parroquial
Kansas City
después
de
la
misa.
Dejarlos
en
el
salón
parroquial
nos
Convention Center Lobby 2200, 8am-6pm, yMons.
vamos
juntos
a
misa.
Por
favor
haga
planes
para
estar
Chávez presentará una historia de Nuestra Señoraunde
poco
más tardeAdultos
de lo habitual
para ayudar
a servir
Guadalupe.
$20, Jóvenes
13-17
añosy $10.
limpiar.
Si
usted
tiene
alguna
pregunta,
por
favor,
Programa para niños 7-12 años $5. Para dar
boletas,
Kirstie
una llamada o enviar un correo electrónico a
llame Roberts
816-714-2301.
su.
Ministerio Juvenil
Noche de Deportes para los Jóvenes de Junior High!
Felicidades
a la Quinceañera
El 20
de Febrero tomaremos
un viaje a Legacy Park en
Felicidades
a Deisy
Odette
Reyes, hija
de natación,
José y
Lee’s
Summit para
una noche
de diversión!
Habrá
Sandra
Reyes,
quien
celebra
sus
quince
años
el
baloncesto, voleibol, racket ball, una sala de cine, sala de
sábado,
2
de
Abril!
juegos y sala de pizza y bocadillos. Saldremos de Santa
Sabina a las 8pm el 20 de Febrero e iremos a la iglesia St.
Margaret para la Misa esa noche y después iremos al
parque
que se encuentra al lado de la iglesia.
¡Feliz Legacy
Pascua!
Regresaremos
a
SantaySabina el Domingo a las 6:30am. El
El P. Jeff, P. Curt,
costo
por
persona
el personal deserá
la $20. Los muchachos deben traer dos
litros
de
soda
para
compartir
y las muchachas un bocadillo
parroquia
les
como
chips
o
galletas
para
compartir.
gustaría desear a
Le
invitamos
a un amigo, todas la personas que
todos
unaa traer
Pascua
asistan
deben
tener
una
forma de permiso firmada por sus
muy feliz!
padres, estas formas se encuentran en la oficina y también
en nuestra pagina web.
Sus próximas reuniones serán el 3 y 17 de abril de 78:30pm.
Noche con Padrinos de Confirmación
Su próximo encuentro será el 13 de abril en la Iglesia a
las 7pm. Si su padrino no puede asistir, tu todavía tienes
que asistir.
Todas las personas que son voluntarios con los
jóvenes o niños de nuestra parroquia deben atender
a un taller llamado Protegiendo a los Niños de Dios,
también necesitaran someterse a una verificación de
antecedentes y deberán firmar la póliza sobre Éticas
e Integridad en el Ministerio (EIM). Más información
en http://virtus.org
Seguridad Infantil
La Diócesis de Kansas City-St. Joseph esta
comprometida a luchar contra el abuso sexual en la
Iglesia. Si usted es victima de abuso sexual, o si usted
observa o sospecha de abuso sexual, por favor:
1) Llame a línea directa de Abuso Infantil en Missouri
al 1.800.392.3738 (si la victima tiene menos de
18 años de edad), y
2) Póngase en contacto con su departamento de
policía local o llame al 911, y
3) Después de informarle a las autoridades de la
orden civil y de leyes, reporte el abuso sexual del
menor o del adulto vulnerable al Defensor del
Pueblo Diocesano, Jenifer Valenti, al
816.812.2500 o a su correo electrónico,
[email protected], si el abuso implica a un
sacerdote, diacono, empleado o voluntario de la
Diócesis de Kansas City-St. Joseph
La Diócesis tiene un sincero compromiso con los recursos
del cuidado y la curación para las victimas de abuso
sexual y a sus familias. Por favor póngase en contacto
con la Defensora de Victimas, Kathleen Chastain al
816.392.0011 o [email protected] para mas
información.
Pagina 3
Información/Corresponsabilidad
Platicas
Campaña Católica Anual 2016
Gracias a todos los que han contribuido a la
Campaña Católica Anual 2016. A partir del 8
de Marzo 99 familias de Santa Sabina han
contribuido con un total de $ 13,903.00.
Por favor, contribuya generosamente a la
Campaña Católica Anual 2016 (en los últimos
años, la Campaña Anual del Obispo)
"Bienaventurados los Misericordiosos" en
apoyo de los programas y ministerios
diocesanos y parroquiales. Visite en línea a
www.kcsjgives.org para obtener más
información o utilice el formulario disponible
en el periódico Catholic Key.
Feria de Ministerios
Platicas Pre-bautismales
9 de Abril
Platicas Matrimoniales
9 y 16 de Abril
Normalmente cada Segundo
Sábado del mes de las 10 am a 1
pm (Sólo para Niños de 0-6 años)
Salón de juntas. Sótano de la
Parroquia. Para niños mayores
de 7 años requerirán una
formación especial.
PRÓXIMOS BAUTISMOS: llame
a Kris al 816-979-3151. Favor de
llenar su aplicación antes de
asistir a las platicas.
No se
ofrece cuidado de niños.
Platicas Matrimoniales se
ofrecerán los sábados, 9 y 16
de Abril a las 10am-3pm en
el cuarto de conferencia
abajo del templo chico.
Todas las parejas necesitan
asistir a las dos platicas.
Para mas información, llame
a Martina y Abelardo Arreola
a 816-269-4956 o Kris a
816-979-3151.
La primavera se acerca y eso significa que
estamos cerca de nuestros Domingos de Corresponsabilidad parroquiales. Este año, regresa nuestra Feria de
Ministerios. Por favor planee asistir a la Feria después de las Misas el 30 de Abril y 1 de Mayo para aprender
sobre las muchas oportunidades que ofrece nuestra parroquia para vivir un estilo de vida corresponsable.
Protegiendo a los Niños de Dios
Cuentos Bilingües
La Diócesis de Kansas City-Saint Joseph está
comprometida a luchar contra el Abuso Sexual de la
iglesia, por lo tanto, todas las personas que integran
nuestra iglesia o los que son voluntarios y trabajan con
los jóvenes, Niños o adultos vulnerables al abuso, se
les invita a la clase “Protegiendo los Niños de Dios”
dentro de esta clase necesita someterse a una
verificación de Antecedentes, lo mismo que firmar la
Póliza de Éticas e integridad en el Ministerio (EIM). La
forma de Registro se hace Solo en línea en http://
virtus.org y allí escoge la opción “Español: Acceso o
Inscripción” esta clase será impartida en Español, si no
cuenta con un número de seguro social solo escribe
000, la clase está programada en el horario de la
Diócesis,
esa
sería
la
que
escogería.
La Biblioteca de Belton viene a Santa Sabina el
segundo Jueves de cada mes para presentar la hora
del cuento en Inglés y Español para niños en edad
preescolar. Por favor planee unirse a nosotros el 14
de Abril a las 10am en el Salón Juan Diego en el Área
de Educación. Traiga un juguete con que jugar la hora
después.
Los que han recibido esta clase en el pasado, tienen
ya una cuenta hecha, y su proceso de registro es
diferente. Si necesita ayuda para su registración o el
uso de una computadora, le podemos brindar esa
ayuda en las oficinas de la iglesia, la clase será
impartida el 03 de abril, 2016 a las 2:00 pm en el
gimnasio de la Iglesia Santa Sabina. Por favor
aproveche esta gran oportunidad para aprender de
como estar alerta a ciertas señales de abuso a
nuestros hijos, u otras personas a su alrededor. Su
registro debe ser antes del 03 de abril. Para mayor
información comunicarse con Berenice Zayas en el
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Presentación del Año de Misericordia - 4 de
Abril
La noche del 4 de Abril a las 7pm en el Salón
Parroquial, Padre Chuck Tobin nos dará una
presentación sobre el Año de Misericordia. El Padre
Chuck fue a Roma y estaba comisionado como un
Misionero de la Misericordia de nuestra diócesis por el
Papa Francisco. Todos están invitados a esta
presentación para aprender mas sobre lo que el Papa
Francisco nos esta diciendo sobre el Año de
Misericordia.
Parroquia Católica de Santa Sabina
700 Trevis Ave. Belton, MO • www.stsabinaparish.org •
www.facebook.com/stsabinaparish • 816-331-4713
Horarios de la Oficina: 9:00am-5:00pm, Lunes - Jueves y 9:00am-1:00pm, Viernes
Gracias a todos quienes asistieron a nuestra Celebración Romero. En esta foto aparece el Monseñor
Gregorio Rosa Chavez con los niños representando a los 14 departamentos de El Salvador.
Horarios de Misa
Sábado: 4:00pm en Ingles
Domingo: 8:00am y 10:30am en
Ingles, 12:30pm en Español
Visite nuestra página web
para el horario de Misas
especiales y Días Santos
Domingo de Pascua de Resurección
27 de Marzo del 2016