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St. Michael
CATHOLIC CHURCH
628 Meeker ● Delta, CO 81416
St. Philip Benizi
CATHOLIC MISSION
290 NW Cedar ● Cedaredge, CO 81413
“A Stewardship Community”
St. Michael Catholic Church
BAPTISM PREPARATION & BAPTISMS
The next preparation class is August 7, 2016 @ 1:30 P.M.
$35.00 Material Fee per couple. Baptisms are held the second weekend of each month, except during Lent.
MARRIAGE PREPARATION
Please allow at least six months for marriage preparation.
Contact Fr. Albeiro for details.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
To arrange for Anointing of the Sick or a pastoral visit,
please call my cell phone (970) 628-6468. If I am unable to
answer please leave a message including a number to call,
and I will return the call as soon as I am available. If you
prefer, you may arrange an appointment through the office at
(970) 874-3300 or Marilyn in Cedaredge at (970) 234-1783.
Father Albeiro
BAUTISMO PREPARACIÓN Y BAUTIZOS
Las clase de preparación es 07 de agosto, 2016 @ 1:30
P.M.,$ 35.00 Costo de material por pareja. Los bautismos se
celebran el segundo fin de semana de cada mes, excepto
durante la Cuaresma.
PREPARACIÓN DE MATRIMONIO
Por favor, plazo mínimo de seis meses para la preparación
al matrimonio. Contactar Fr. Albeiro para más detalles.
UNCION DE LOS ENFERMOS
Organizar Unción de los enfermos o de una visita pastoral,
por favor llamar a mi teléfono celular (970) 628-6468. Si no
estoy en condiciones de responder por favor deje un mensaje incluyendo un número para llamar, y yo devolvere la
llamada tan pronto como me sea posible. Si lo prefiere,
puede concertar una cita a través de la oficina al (970) 8743300 o Marilyn en Cedaredge al (970) 234-1783.
Padre Albeiro
VISITORS AND NEWCOMERS
Welcome! Please contact the office if you would like to
register as a member of our parish. You may make an
appointment outside of business hours if needed.
VISITANTES Y RECIEN LLEGADOS
Bienvenidos! Por favor pongase en contacto con el personal de la oficina, si usted desea registrarse como un
miembro de nuestra parroquia. Puede hacer una cita
despues del horario de oficina.si es necesario.
TRINITY SUNDAY
Phone: 970-874-3300
Fax: 970-874-4015
Office hours: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., Monday-Thursday,
9:00 a.m.—12:00 p.m., Friday
Website address: www.stmichaelsdelta.org
Mass schedule:
Saturday @ 5:00 p.m. (English) 7:00 p.m. (Spanish)
Sunday @ 10:00 a.m. (English) & 12:00 p.m. (Sp.)
Confessions Saturday @ 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Pastor
Fr. Albeiro Herrera-Ciro, Administrator 970-874-3300
Fr. Albeiro’s Cell: 970-628-6468 Anointing of the Sick
[email protected]
Deacon & Business Manager
Price Hatcher
970-275-0069
[email protected]
or
[email protected]
Secretary
Lois Vance
[email protected]
970-874-3300
970-623-1442
Coordinator of Religious Education
Elizabeth Forest
970-209-6015
[email protected]
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St. Philip Benizi Catholic Mission
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 713, Cedaredge 81413
Phone: 970-856-6495
Email: [email protected]
Mass schedule: 8:00 a.m. Sunday
6:00 p.m. Tuesday
Confessions:
5:30 p.m. Tuesday
Marilyn Stumpf
Coordinator
970-856-6778 or 970-234-1783
MAY 22, 2016
ST. MICHAEL CATHOLIC CHURCH
ST. PHILIP BENIZI CATHOLIC MISSION
“A Stewardship Community”
Caminando Juntos en busca de las
“Fuentes Eternas” #133.
CAPITULO TERCERO Articulo 9
CREO EN LA SANTA IGLESIA CATOLICA
LA VIDA CONSAGRADA
“El estado de la vida que consiste en la profesión de los consejos
evangélicos, aunque no pertenezca a la estructura jerárquica de la
Iglesia, pertenece sin embargo indiscutiblemente a su vida y a su
santidad.
CONSEJOS EVENGELICOS, VIDA CONSAGRADA, los consejos
evangélicos están propuestos en su multiplicidad a todos los discípulos de Cristo. La perfección de la caridad a la cual son llamados todos
los fieles implica, para quienes asumen libremente el llamamiento a la
vida consagrada, la obligación de practicar la castidad en el celibato
por el Reino, la pobreza y la obediencia. La profesión de estos consejos en un estado de vida estable reconocido por la Iglesia es lo que
caracteriza la “vida consagrada’ a Dios. El estado religioso aparece
por consiguiente como una de las maneras de vivir una consagración
“mas intima” que tiene su raíz en el bautismo y se dedica totalmente a
Dios. En la vida consagrada, los fieles de Cristo se proponen, bajo la
moción del Espíritu Santo, seguir más de cerca a Cristo, entregarse a
Dios amando por encima de todo y, persiguiendo la perfección de la
caridad en el servicio del Reino, significar y anunciar en la Iglesia la
Gloria del mundo futuro.
UN GRAN ARBOL, MULTIPLES RAMAS, el resultado ha sido una
especie de árbol en el campo de Dios, maravilloso y lleno de ramas, a
partir de una semilla puesta por Dios. Han crecido, en efecto, diversas formas de vida, solitaria o comunitaria y diversas familias religiosas que se desarrollan para el progreso de sus miembros y para el
bien de todo el Cuerpo de Cristo. Desde los comienzos de la Iglesia
hubo hombres y mujeres que intentaron, con la práctica de los consejos evangélicos, seguir con mayor libertad a Cristo e imitarlo más de
cerca. Cada uno a su manera, vivió entregado a Dios. Muchos, por
inspiración del Espíritu Santo, vivieron en la soledad o fundaron familias religiosas, que la Iglesia reconoció y aprobó gustosa con su autoridad. Los obispos se esforzaran siempre en discernir los nuevos
dones de vida consagrada confiados por el Espíritu Santo a su Iglesia; la aprobación de nuevas formas de vida consagrada está reservada a la Sede Apostólica.
LA VIDA EREMITICA, sin profesar siempre públicamente los tres
consejos evangélicos, los eremitas, “con un apartamiento más estricto del mundo, el silencio de la soledad, la oración asidua y la penitencia, dedican su vida a la alabanza de Dios y salvación del mundo”.
Los eremitas presentan a los demás ese aspecto interior del misterio
de la Iglesia que es la intimidad personal con Cristo. Oculta a los ojos
de los hombres, la vida del eremita es predicación silenciosa de
Aquel a quien ha entregado su vida, porque El es todo para el. En
este caso se trata de un llamamiento particular a encontrar en el desierto, en el combate espiritual, la gloria del Crucificado.
LAS VIRGENES CONSAGRADAS, desde los tiempos apostólicos,
vírgenes cristianas llamadas por el Señor para consagrarse a El enteramente con una libertad mayor de corazón, de cuerpo y de espíritu,
han tomado la decisión, aprobada por la Iglesia, de vivir en estado de
virginidad “a causa del Reino de los cielos” (Mt 19,12). “formulando el
propósito santo de seguir más cerca a Cristo, {las vírgenes} son consagradas a Dios por el obispo diocesano según el rito litúrgico aprobado, celebran desposorios místicos con Jesucristo, Hijo de Dios, y
se entregan al servicio de la Iglesia”. Por medio de este rito solemne,
“la virgen es constituida en persona consagrada” como “signo trascendente del amor de la Iglesia hacia Cristo, imagen escatológica de
esta Esposa del Cielo y de la vida futura”. Semejante a estas formas
de vida consagrada, el orden de las vírgenes sitúa a la mujer que vive
en el mundo (o a la monja) en el ejercicio de la oración, de la penitencia, del servicio a los hermanos y del trabajo apostólico, según el
estado y los carismas respectivos ofrecidos a cada una. Las vírgenes
consagradas pueden asociarse para guardar su propósito con mayor
fidelidad.
LA VIDA RELIGIOSA, nacida en Oriente en los primeros siglos
del cristianismo y vivida en los institutos canónicamente erigidos por
la Iglesia, la vida religiosa se distingue de las otras formas de vida
consagrada por el aspecto cultural, la profesión publica de los consejos evangélicos, la vida fraterna llevada en común, y por el testimonio
dado de la unión de Cristo y de la Iglesia.
(Catecismo de la Iglesia Católica)
Fr. Albeiro
“WALKING TOGETHER TO LOOK FOR
“ETERNAL FOUNTAINS” # 133.
CHAPTER THREE Article 9
I BELIEVE IN THE HOLY CATHOLIC CHURCH
THE CONSACRETED LIFE
“The state of life which is constituted by the profession of the evangelical counsels, while not entering into the hierarchical structure
of the Church, belongs undeniably to her life and holiness”.
EVANGELICAL COUNSELS, CONSECRATED LIFE, Christ proposes the evangelical counsels, in their great variety, to every
disciple. The perfection of charity, to which all the faithful are
called, entails for those who freely follow the call to consecrated
life the obligation of practicing chastity in celibacy the sake of the
Kingdom, poverty and obedience. It is the profession of these
counsels, within a permanent state of life recognized by the
Church that characterizes the life consecrated to God. The religious state is thus one way of experiencing a “more intimate” consecration, rooted in Baptism and dedicated totally to God. In the
consecrated life, Christ’s more nearly, to give themselves to God
who is loved above all and, pursuing the perfection of charity in the
service of the kingdom, to signify and proclaim in the Church the
glory of the world to come.
ONE GREAT TRE, WITH MANY BRANCHES, “Form the Godgiven seed of the counsels a wonderful and wide-spreading tree
has grown up in the field of the Lord, branching out into various
forms of the religious life lived in solitude or in community. Different religious families have come into existence in which spiritual
resources are multiplied for the progress in holiness of their members and for the good of the entire Body of Christ.” from the very
beginning of the Church there were men and women who set out
to follow Christ with greater liberty, and to imitate him more closely, by practicing the evangelical counsels. They led lives dedicated
to God, each in his own way. Many of them, under the inspiration
of the Holy Spirit, became hermits or founded religious families.
These, the Church, by virtue of her authority, gladly accepted and
approved. Bishops will always strive to discern new gifts of consecrated life granted to the Church by the Holy Spirit; the approval of
new forms of consecrated life is reserved to the Apostolic See.
THE EREMITIC LIFE, without always professing the three
evangelical counsels publicly, hermits “devoted their life to the
praise of God and salvation of the world through a stricter separation from the world, the silence of solitude and assiduous prayer
and penance. They manifest to everyone the interior aspect of the
mystery of the Church, that is, personal intimacy with Christ. Hidden from the eyes of men, the life of the hermits is a silent preaching of the Lord, to whom he has surrendered his life simply because he is everything to him. Here is a particular call to find in the
desert, in the thick of spiritual battle, the glory of the Crucified One.
CONSECRATED VIRGINS, from apostolic times Christians
virgins, called by the Lord to cling only to him with greater freedom
of heart, body, and spirit, have decided with the Church’s approval
to live in a state of virginity “for the sake of the Kingdom of heaven.” Virgins, who, committed to the Holy plan of following Christ
more closely, are consecrated to God by the diocesan bishop according to the approved liturgical rite, are betrothed mystically to
Christ, the Son of God, and are dedicated to the service of the
Church.” By this solemn rite (consecratio Virginum), the virgin is
“constituted…a sacred person, a transcendent sign of the
Church’s love for Christ, and an eschatological image of this heavenly Bride of Christ and of the life to come.” As with other forms of
consecrated life, the order of virgins establishes the woman living
in the world (or the nun) in prayer, penance, service of her brethren, and apostolic activity, according to the state of life and spiritual gifts given to her. Consecrated virgins can form themselves into
association to observe their commitment more faithfully.
RELIGIOUS LIFE, religious life was born in the East during
the first centuries of Christianity. Lived within institutes canonically
erected by the Church, it is distinguished from others forms of
consecrated life by its liturgical character, public profession of the
evangelical counsels, fraternal life led in common, and witness
given to the union of Christ with the Church.
(CATECHISM OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH)
Fr. Albeiro
ST. MICHAEL CATHOLIC CHURCH
ST. PHILIP BENIZI CATHOLIC MISSION
“A Stewardship Community”
Pray for The Sick
ST. MICHAEL HEALING OF THE SICK
Pray for The Sick
Evelyn Baird, Louise McCleary, Janet Furlong, Naomi Suttiff,
Duane Precht, Larry Dicamillo, Jean Herrera, Maria Mavy Ciro,
Melinda Rubalcaba, Andrea Gonzalez, Maria Cruz Gonzalez,
Esther Arce, Art Cabrera, Anne Keith, Joe Lucero, Spenser
Brewer, Magdalena Gonzalez, Vickie McCleary, Felix Haro, Eli
Kokes, Susie Stramel, Yrma Ramirez
ST. PHILIP BENIZI HEALING OF THE SICK
Bill Kissner, Denise Salas, Dona Baptist,
Mike Badding, Stephanie Bonebrake Norman,
William Crowley, Gary Howard,
PLAY BALL! St. Michael's Angels are playing their sec-
“PENNIES FROM HEAVEN”
We have a container in the entry for Father Albeiromarked “Pennies from Heaven” Please bring in your pennies
to fill the container.
FINANCE COUNCIL:
FINANCE COUNCIL
We have an opening for one member on our Finance Council. Please speak with Father Albeiro if you feel you are able
to serve on this council.
ond season. We are still looking for substitutes. Come up
to Mountain View Park and cheer on our team. Our next
game is Monday, May 23 at 7:00 p.m., Red Field.
On July 1 we will have openings
for members of each Finance Council (St Michael and St
Philip). Please speak with Fr. Albeiro if you could serve on
either of these councils.
DEAR PARISHIONERS, Thank you for your help and
support. The year was great and flew by! I have been told
I’m heading to Idaho next year. Ryan Spor
BUILDING FUND BENEFIT: The Spanish Community
is planning a Parish Dinner Dance on Saturday May
28. Dinner starting at 4:00 p.m. and will be a choice of
enchiladas, tacos or chile rellenos, each with rice and
beans for $7:00 per plate. Sodas, aqua fresca, and desserts are extra. The dance will be from 8:00 p.m. until
midnight @ $10.00 per person or $25.00 per family. Reserve the date!
FATHER’S ORDINATION ANNIVERSARY: To celebrate Memorial Day and Father’s Ordination (eight years)
the Spanish Community is planning a parish pot luck on
Monday May 30.
All Our Family at the Horizon Care Center
“ OUR CATHOLIC FAITH”
On Wednesday, May 25th be sure and come to the Class
either at 10:00a.m. or 6:30p.m. The Topic will be “Scripture
walk thru the Mass”. This will be held in St. Ann’s Hall.
PILGRIMAGE…. On August 7th, we have planned a pilgrimage to the Holy Doors at Immaculate Heart of Mary. We
will meet at St. Philip’s at 12:45 pm, depart for St. Michael’s
by 1:00 pm to receive a blessing, and then depart at 1:30pm
for IHM. More time has been allotted for confessions this
time. We are planning to repeat the class explaining Jubilee
years and indulgences in July at both St. Philip’s and St.
Michael’s. Watch the bulletin for the dates and times.
HOLY DOORS PILGRIMAGE: Due to popular demand a second English Pilgrimage to the IHM Holy
Doors is scheduled for Sunday, August 7 leaving St Michael at 1:30 PM. To prepare we have scheduled a special
presentation at St Michael on the History of Holy Door
Pilgrimages and Indulgences. The two presentations are
scheduled for July 6 and July 26 at St Michael.
PLEASE RESERVE THE DATE: The benefit concert for the youth of the parish featuring David Starr is
scheduled for Friday evening August 19. Those that attended last year had a great time! More detail to come!
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS: It is time for all min-
HOLY DOORS
To receive a plenary indulgence
1. Enter the Holy Door at Immaculate Heart of Mary in
Grand Junction
2. Go to Confession
3. Receive the Holy Eucharist
4. Pray for the intentions of Pope Francis
(Immaculate Heart of Mary, Grand Junction, has Confessions
at 3:00 PM on Saturdays, and celebrates Mass at 4:00 PM)
isters to be re-commissioned on May 29.
FINANCIAL BLESSINGS AT ST. MICHAEL
May 15, 2016
Budgeted Weekly Amount $3,428.00
Regular Sunday Donations $3,278.61
Church in Africa $448.60.00
Donuts $5.00 Building Fund $35.00
Mass Stipends $270.00
FINANCIAL BLESSINGS AT ST. PHILIP BENIZI
May 15, 2016
Budgeted Weekly Amount $1098.00
Actual Weekly Donation$1218.64
Directed Income:
Mass Intentions $20.00
Solidarity fund for the Church in Africa $20.00
ST. MICHAEL ACTIVITIES
Sunday, May 22
Mass
Bible Study-English
10:00 a.m. & 12:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
Monday, May 23
Communion Service
Softball Red Field
Tuesday, May 24
Mass
Wednesday, May 25
Mass
8:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
Thursday, May 26
Mass,
8:00 a.m.
Adoration
8:45 a.m.—7:00 p.m.
Divine Mercy Chaplet
3:00 p.m.
Bible Study—Spanish
6:00 p.m.
Divine Mercy Chaplet-Spanish
7:00 p.m.
Friday, May 27
Mass
8:00 a.m.
Saturday, May 28
Mass
5:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.
Confession
3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Mexican Dinner for All—Bldg. Fund
4:00 p.m.
Dance for All—Bldg. Fund
8:00p.m.
St. Philip Benizi Activities
Sunday, May 22 (Holy Trinity)
7:30 a.m. Rosary 8:00 a.m. Mass
Lectors: Adam Anderson, Peggy Brechtel
Eucharistic Ministers: Ed & Marilyn Badding, Gerald
Urich, Sharon Bonebrake
Altar Servers: Nate Stumpf, Abigale Lozano, Emma
Stumpf
9:30 a.m. Hosts for Coffee & Treats:
Terry & Brenda Loveall
9:30 a.m. Faith Formation Class (Last Day)
Monday, May 23
10:00 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Adult Education
Tuesday, May 24
12:00 noon to 6:00 p.m. Adoration
4:00 p.m. Come & visit with Father Albeiro
St. Ann’s Hall.
5:30 p.m. Confessions
6:00 p.m. Mass
Lectors: Peggy Brechtel
Wednesday, May 25
10:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. “Our Catholic Faith”
(Scripture Walk thru the Mass)
ST. MICHAEL MASS INTENTIONS
SATURDAY, May 21
5:00 p.m.
+ RALPH MANGUM by Pat Mangum
- CHRISTINA DOERER by Miryam Knob
SATURDAY, May 21
7:00 p.m.
Priestly & Religious Vocations
SUNDAY, May 22
10:00 a.m.
+ LINDA ALDEN by Elizabeth Forest
+ BRENDAN NOLAN
by Cunningham & Nolan Family
SUNDAY, May 22
12:00 p.m.
Priestly & Religious Vacations
Monday, May 23
8:00 a.m.
Communion Service
Tuesday, May 24
8:00 a.m.
+ JAMES OTT by Mark Davignon Family
- THOMAS DAVIGNON by Bert & Mary Davignon
Wednesday, May 25
8:00 a.m.
+ PAUL J. OTT by Mark Davignon Family
- STEPHEN DAVIGNON
by Bert & Mary Davignon
Thursday, May 26
8:00 a.m.
+ VINCENT DE PAUL by Mark Davignon Family
- MARGIE GARCIA by George Baier Family
Friday, May 27
8:00 a.m.
+ AGNES SNYDER
by Mark Davignon Family
- GEORGE RAYMOND BAIER
by George & Bonnie Baier Family
-
St Philip Benizi Mass Intentions
Sunday, May 22
8:00 a.m.
+ Dominic Tochtrop by Judy MacKendrick
Tuesday, May 24 6:00 p.m.
For all our Parishioners
Sunday, May 29 8:00 a.m.
+ Conner Milton by Mona Hill
ST. PHILIP ACTIVITIES CONTINUED
Sunday, May 29 (Corpus Christi)
7:30 a.m. Rosary
8:00 a.m. Mass
(Commissioning of our Extraordinary Ministers)
(Plenary Indulgences for reciting the hymn “Tantum Ergo”on the Feast Day of Corpus Christi)
Lectors: Carol Badding, Kathy Labrum
Eucharistic Ministers: Mike & Carol Badding, Cheryl Riley,
Mary Bohl
Altar Servers: Courtney Freeman, Tori Hirsch, Dahlia Alejandre
9:30 a.m. Hosts for Coffee & Treats: Mary Caterino & Karen
Kerns