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Bulletin
The
June 12, 2016
Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
St Vincent de Paul g Bayonne, NJ
HER MANY SINS
HAVE BEEN FORGIVEN
BECAUSE SHE HAS SHOWN
GREAT LOVE
June 26 July 3 July 10 July 17 July 24 July 31 August 7 Pastoral Team
Rev. Eric W. FuchsPastor
Rev. Hermes Diaz
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Carl Arico
In Residence
Rev. David Buckles
In Residence
Michael P. MissaggiaDeacon
Thomas Norton
Director of Music
Maryann Angrosina
Office Manager
Elaine Conway, John HughesTrustees
Jaime de Leon
Pastoral Council President
Thomas D’Alessio
Finance Council President
Christine Smith
Parish Catechetical Leader
Mass Schedule
Saturday Evening 5pm & 6.30pm (Spanish Mass)
Sunday Morning 8am, 10am, & Noon
Weekday 8am
Saturday 8am
Holyday 7am, 8:30am, Noon & 7pm
Federal Holiday 9am
Directory
Rectory: 201.436.2222
Fax: 201.437.5235
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: stvincentrc.org
Religious Ed. Email: [email protected]
All Saints Catholic Academy: 201.443.8384
Parish Office Hours
Monday-Thursday
9am-12:30pm & 1:30-6pm
Friday
9am –5pm
Saturday 9am-12pm
Holidays Closed
Fr Eric's Departure
With praise and thanksgiving to Almighty God, I wish to
thank Archbishop John Joseph Myers for having made
me the next Pastor of Sacred Heart Church in North
Bergen, New Jersey, effective, July 1st. I will always have
much love for St. Vincent de Paul Church in Bayonne,
where I met some of the loveliest people and had the
most amazing support staff! Although I will miss the
good people of Bayonne, I also look forward to beginning
a new chapter in my life and embracing a new pastoral
assignment. Please pray for me and at the same time, be
assured of my prayers for all of you! Blessed be God forever! —Fr Eric Fr. Eric has not stated yet when his final mass
this month will be. No replacement has been named so far.
Baptism
The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on a scheduled
Sunday each month at 1:30pm in the Church. Parents
must attend our required Baptismal Preparation class
prior to the Baptism of their children. Classes are held
according to the published schedule at 1:30pm in the
basement of the rectory, entrance ground level on 46th
Street. Please call the rectory to set up the Baptism.
Stewardship & Collection
First Collection $6,847
Assessment Collection $955
May God Bless our Parishioners for their generous
contributions!
Offering for June 12—18, 2016
Gifts
Altar Bread Altar Wine 7-8 PM
Saturday: 4 – 4:45pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Upcoming Second Collections
June 12 June 19 Stewardship Collection
Air Conditioning Collection
Marie & Richard Sucato
Marie & Richard Sucato
Votive Candles
Blessed Mother St. Joseph St. Vincent St. Patrick St. Jude St. Elizabeth Anne Seton Divine Mercy Sanctuary lamp †Julia lanparello
†Thomas Ryan
†Michael Coughlin
†Michael Jamolawicz
† Judy Flynn
†Diane Spiegel
† Henry Wolenski
†Diane Spiegel
Please pray for the recovery of:
Thomas Wetzel, Germaine White, Theresa Kurtiak,
Michael Butler, Mary Peeples, John Foster, Madeleine
Foster, Danny Dragone, Jack Conway, Liam Morley,
Arthur Sonny Kopacz, Harry Steiner, Gail Schaefer, Ema
Palfi and Joseph Kurtiak, Christopher Joseph Murphy,
Connie Colandria, Diane Radwanski, Betty Serafino,
Marisol Paul and Maryann Boruch and George Brummer
Eternal Rest Grant unto Thee O Lord:
†Julia Lanparello
Mass Intentions
Saturday, June 11
8AM † Patrick Arthurs
5PM † James Wisely & Christina Kirsch
6:30PM Misa en Espanol
Sunday, June 12
8AM People of the Parish & Zurzolo Family
10AM † Diane Spiegel & Olympia Favia
12PM † AnnMarie Reehill & Theresa Timpone
Monday, June 13 – Feast of St. Anthony of Padua
8AM † Theresa Minotto & Robert Occimio
Tuesday, June 14
8AM † Margaret Vargas
Wednesday, June 15
8AM † Leo Petrowski
Thursday, June 16
8AM † Antoinette & Joseph Konopka
Friday, June 17
8AM Birthday Blessings Carmen Duen Camacho
Saturday, June 18
8AM † Zigmont & Carolyn Bartochowska &
†Mary Lavan
5PM †Henry Wolenski & †Eileen Powalie
6:30PM Misa en Espanol
Sunday, June 19
8AM Death Anniversary of
†Gladys Anne & †Christopher Tomate
10AM †Edward Jesolosky & †Helen & †William Folger
12PM †Samuel Kovacsy & †Olympia Favia
Eucharistic Ministers and Lectors
for June 18/19
5PM
g
Holy Hour
Mondays Higher Expenses of the Parish
Parish Assessment Collection
Stewardship Collection
Air Conditioning Collection
Higher Expenses of the Parish
Air Conditioning Collection
Parish Assessment Collection
8AM g
John D'Alessio
Tess Mende
Deacon Michael
Mary wolf
John Malecky
Eileen D'Alessio
Barbara Sherry
Hilda Gozun
Fred Tomate
Celeste Tomate
Robinson Gozun
Claire Konopka
Joan Mara
10AM Maryann Angrosina
Maryann Angrosina
Lorraine Hansen
Barbara Short
Antonetta Soriano
Argante Colageo
Zulma Santiago
12 PM
Jean Dineen
Malou Fernandez
g
Irma Brown
Karyn Coe
Jerry Pimentel
Angelina Pimentel
Ray Holowienka
g
Upcoming Events
June 12 June 16
July 2 June 26 June 30
Baptism Class 1:30 PM in Rectory Basement
Food Pantry
Social Dance 7:30-11:30 Robinson Hall
Baptism 1:30 PM
Food Pantry
Save The Date
Saturday December 3 — St. Vincent will have a Tricky Tray
Fundraiser. More details will follow.
June Prayer Intentions of the Holy Father
Universal: Human Solidarity — That the aged, marginalized, and those who have no one may find–
even within the huge cities of the world–opportunities for encounter and solidarity.
Evangelization: Seminarians and Novices — That
seminarians and men and women entering religious life may have mentors who live the joy of the
Gospel and prepare them wisely for their mission.
Sunday Readings
First Reading: Psalm:
Second Reading:
Gospel:
2 SM 12:7-10, 13
PS 32:1-2, 5, 7, 11
GAL 2:16, 19-21
LK 7:36—8:3
Weekday Readings
Mon 1 KGS 21:1-16 / PS 5:2-3AB, 4B-6A, 6B-7 / MT 5:38-42
Tue 1 KGS 21:17-29 / PS 51:3-4,5-6AB,11 AND 16 / MT 5:43-48
Wed 2 KGS 2:1, 6-1 / PS 31:20, 21, 24 / MT 6:1-6, 16-18
Thu SIR 48:1-14 / PS 97:1-2,3-4,5-6,7 / MT 6:7-15
Fri 2KGS11:1-4,9-18,20/PS132:11,12,13-14,17-18/MT6:19-23
Sat 2CHR24:17-25/PS89:4-5,29-30,31-32,33-34/MT6:24-34
Recurring Events
The Centering Prayer Group meets Every Wednesday
At 7 PM at the Rectory Basement. For More Information,
please Call Barbara Sherry at 201.443.2115.
Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help takes place every
Saturday after 8 AM mass.
Nurse’s ministry blood pressures are checked after all
masses every first weekend of the month.
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament every first Friday after
8 AM mass until 11 AM (except when there is funeral Mass)
Music ministry: The Children's Choir sings at all Family
Masses, Christmas Concert, Christmas Eve & Palm
Sunday Mass. Practices are held every Saturday for an
hour in Robinson Hall.
Line dancing is now taking place on Thursdays 7—10 PM in
the basement of the church. Entrance fee is $6.00 and light
snacks will be served.
Praise & Worship Group: Meets every other week starting
Wednesday, September 30 until June 8
Running Group: Weekly meets on Saturday mornings in
the fall and spring, which take place on the blue track in
Hudson County Park, Bayonne. Tel: 201.437. 6798 for details
Marriage
The Sacrament of Matrimony requires an extensive
period of preparation. Contact should be made with a
priest at the Rectory one year in advance.
Anointing of the Sick
Visitation of the sick at home or in the hospital any time.
Call Parish Office.
OUR PARISH
A Personal Encounter with Jesus in Scripture
Join us on Tuesday afternoons 1—2PM in the Rectory meeting room (use door on 46th side). Using
the writings of St. Paul, we will read, reflect, pray
and listen. Bibles are available for use. All are welcome! For additional information you may call Lynn at
201-243-6304 or Barbara at 201-443-2115
Praise & Worship Service will stop for the Summer after the June 8 service. Please note that the
Healing Mass scheduled for June 16 has been
cancelled. Healing Masses and Praise & Worship
services will both resume in September.
On behalf of Deacon Michael, we humbly invite you
all on our next LCSC assembly will be on Jun 18, 2pm
with Fr. Andrew Cnyenaobi. He is very charismatic
priest and sometimes invited to celebrate mass
here at St. Vincent de Paul. Let's invite our family
and friends. To God be the glory!
Congratulations to ASCA’s NJPAC Dance Team!
They won the bronze medal at the final competition at the NJPAC Center on June 2. ASCA is full of
new life. The PreK and kindergarten classes observed the life cycle of the butterfly and set the fully
grown butterflies free in the school garden. The
second graders cared for and hatched chick eggs in
their classroom. The baby chicks were given a new
home on a farm.
ASCA’s Annual Art Show was held on May, 25. The
artwork of students in all grades was displayed
throughout the hallway “galleries” for all to appreciate and enjoy. Student Council elections were
held for Executive Board offices. Our newly elected
officers are: Gregory Van Sant, President; Landon
Paradine, Vice President; Amber Kelly, Spiritual
Director; Brigid McCabe, Secretary; A.J. Bianciello,
Treasurer. The new officers were installed at Mass
on Friday, June 3.
Open registration is ongoing for grades Pre-kindergarten-3, Pre-kindergarten-4, and kindergarten
through eighth grades for the school year 20162017. Please call the school office (201-443-8384)
for an appointment to come tour our school and
meet our teachers. Please check our website (ascabayonne.org) for additional news and information.
Praise & Worship
Live Christ, Share Christ
ASCA NEWS
2016-2017 Religious Education Registration
Re-registrations and new registrations for the 2016/2017 Religious Education Program is open now
through Thursday, September 8th. All children presently registered will receive a letter and registration form (one registration form per child in the family). Registration forms must be completed for
all children attending our program. As the letter states, all four (4) Religious Education Programs in
Bayonne have been unified. If you would like your child to begin preparation for First Communion,
please be aware that it is a two (2) year program beginning in First Grade. If your child is new to
our program, a copy of his/her Baptismal Certificate must be provided either upon registration or
after, if he/she was not baptized at St. Vincent de Paul. For additional information and registration
forms, please contact Christine Smith at [email protected]. Thank you in advance!
Summer Mode
Summer seems to have finally reached us. For everyone Summer is a great time to take a step back
and reflect on our spirituality, try to breathe the
warm air, contemplate a starry sky or a sunrise
over the ocean and feel God's presence among us.
We encourage you to use those coming months
to deepen your relationship with God. Particularly,
we remind you that Mass attendance remains the
backbone of your spiritual life.
For those of you lucky enough to escape at the
weekend to shore houses or remote resorts, Summer means you will not be joining us at St Vincent
de Paul every week but you can find local Mass
times online at masstimes.org. Importantly, even if
you are away, you remain responsible for the stewardship of our parish simply because parish bills do
not take a vacation.
There are three ways you can accomplish this:
„„ enroll into our electronic donations system
so your offering will continue to be processed
in your absence — contact the parish office
for details;
„„ Send your envelope with your donation.
Note that you should not send cash, but
checks can be sent to the parish;
„„ "Make up" for missed collections by giving
your offering before you leave or after you are
back.
Supporting your parish is an important responsibility and we count on you to maintain the sustainability of our parish. In the long run, it is our ability
to pay our bill that ensures the parish will continue
to exist. Thank you in advance for your generosity!
Alzheimer Information event — Alzheimer’s
New Jersey will be offering a local education program
for caregivers who have a loved one with Alzheimer’s
disease or other form of dementia. Safety Considerations in Alzheimer’s Disease will be offered at the Bayonne Library on Thursday, June 23, 2016 from 7:00pm
– 8:00pm. Alzheimer’s disease causes progressive
changes in abilities and judgement. It is important for
family caregivers to anticipate potential safety risks
and take proactive steps to address the safety needs
of a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease. This program
provides practical tips on fall prevention, home and
medication safety, driving concerns, reducing the risk
of wandering, and preparing for emergencies. This program is free and open to the public, but registration is
required. For more information or to register, individuals can call our Helpline at 1.888.280.6055.
Parents Grieving the Loss of a Child — The Office of Family Life Ministries of the RCAN sponsors
support groups for Parents Grieving the Death of a
Child. Groups meet at St Thomas the Apostle Church,
Parish Center, 60 Byrd Avenue, Bloomfield on the
First Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm (July and
August is 7:00pm) and at St. Peter the Apostle Church,
Rectory Basement, 445 Fifth Avenue, River Edge, NJ
on the Third Monday of each month at 7:30pm. Info:
973-497-4327 or email [email protected].
Grief to Grace — The Archdiocese will be conducting a Grief to Grace Retreat during the week of September 11-16, 2016. Grief to Grace is a psychological and
spiritual journey providing safety and support for
anyone who has suffered degradation or violation
through physical, emotional or sexual abuse or neglect. It is appropriate for those who have endured
rape, incest, or other forms of traumatic violation in
childhood, adolescence or as an adult. It is also suitable for those who have suffered abuse by a member
of the clergy. This model of care provides therapy for
the soul. We encourage anyone in need of healing to
participate in this worthwhile program. If you have any
questions about the Grief to Grace Retreat, direct them to
Cheryl Riley at 973-497-4350 (office), 201-650-2961, or by
email at [email protected]
Fortnight for Freedom — Once again the USCCB
is sponsoring the Fortnight for Freedom which highlights the need for religious liberty. The Fortnight this
year runs from June 21st, the Vigil of the Feasts of Sts.
John Fischer and Thomas More, to July 4th. A special
aspect this year in their materials are “Witnesses of
Faith” which tells the stories of 14 men and women
who bear witness to freedom in Christ.
Gift of Camp — The Eddie Gray Camp Fund is seeking funds to send inner-city children to summer
camp. this year our cost per child will be $250 for one
week. However we will be grateful for donations
of any amount. Every donation helps and is greatly appreciated. Please make checks payable to the
Eddie Gray Camp Fund and mail them to: Sr Jacinta
Fernandez, St Joseph Social Service Center, 118 division St, Elizabeth NJ 07201. Thank you for providing a
happy and healthy experience for an inner-city child!
A Sinful Woman
Anoints Jesus' Feet
Before Lent began we were reading Luke's version
of the Sermon on the Mount, which is known as
the Sermon on the Plain. Today's Gospel passage is
taken from the following chapter of Luke's Gospel.
The concern of this chapter, as well as in Chapters
8 and 9, is Jesus' identity as the Messiah, one who
is greater than a prophet. Throughout the chapter Jesus has been performing miracles similar
to those done by Old Testament prophets. When
John the Baptist sent some of his disciples to Jesus to ask who he was, Jesus listed the miracles
they had seen him perform and then compared
himself with John the Baptist to show that he was
greater than John.
In today's Gospel Jesus sits down to eat a meal at
the house of Simon, a Pharisee. A sinful woman
approaches him, falls to her knees, wets his feet
with her tears, dries them with her hair, and then
anoints them with oil. A similar scene occurs in
the other three Gospels, but in those versions the
anointing takes place in Bethany, near Jerusalem,
before Passover. In the other three Gospels, this
anointing is related to his being proclaimed king
by the crowds when he entered Jerusalem. It also
related to his being anointed as a preparation for
his burial. In Luke the anointing takes place north,
in Galilee, early in his ministry.
Simon the Pharisee challenges Jesus, telling him
that a prophet would surely know that a sinful
person was touching him. Jesus responds by telling a story about the true nature of forgiveness.
Two men owe money. One owes an amount that
would equal 500 days' wages. The other owes 50
days' wages. Yet the moneylender forgives the
debt of both when they ask him. Simon is forced
to admit that the one who had the bigger debt
canceled probably loves the moneylender more.
After telling the story, Jesus turns to the woman and tells her that her sins are forgiven. In this
scene we see that Jesus does more than heal physical ailments, as prophets of the past had done.
He also forgives sins. This leaves the crowd to ask,
“Who is this who even forgives sins?” This question
is answered in Chapter 9 by Peter when he professes that Jesus is the Messiah and at the Transfiguration when the voice from heaven declares, “This is
my chosen Son.”
Today's reading ends with the first three verses
of Chapter 8. At first they may seem unconnected
to the scene that has come before. But they serve
to show Jesus' ministry beginning to move from
one town and village to another, proclaiming the
Kingdom of God, until he eventually arrives in Jerusalem. He is accompanied not just by the Twelve
but by a group of women, three of whom Luke
names. It is significant that they are linked with
the Twelve, and they seem to be equally important to Jesus' ministry. It is the women who provide
for the needs of these travelers out of their own
resources. Although in Palestinian society women
had a much lesser role than men, in Luke's Gospel
they are shown as equals.
OUR PARISH
WITNESS TO FREEDOM
St. Maximilian
Kolbe
“No one in the world can change Truth.
What we can do and should do is to seek truth
and to serve it when we have found it.”
The 20th century has been called the Century of
Martyrs. Some historians estimate that more people
died for their faith in the 20th century than the previous nineteen centuries combined. The 20th century saw a massive amount of bloodshed from people
who died because of their faith. One of the most
dramatic examples of these martyrs is Saint Maximilian Kolbe, a Polish Franciscan priest who offered
his life in the Auschwitz death camp in exchange for
the life of another man, a husband and father.
Maximilian Kolbe saw the evil of both the Nazi fascism invading Poland from the west and communism invading Poland from the east. The squeezing
of the Polish people was partly a military effort, but
perhaps more profoundly, it was an attempt to drain
Poland of its culture, which was decidedly Catholic.
Totalitarian regimes cannot tolerate an authoritative voice other than the state. In response to the
attack on the very life of the Polish faithful, Maximilian Kolbe invested his time and energy into creating a counter voice through print media and the
formation of priests. The saint knew that what faced
Poland and the western world was first and foremost a spiritual battle and thus needed a spiritual
response. In establishing various newspapers and
houses of formation, Maximilian Kolbe heroically
and courageously stood up to the secular powers of
his time. His work showed that the political powers
may gain control of civil institutions, but they would
never and could never gain control of the human
spirit.
This great priest must have known he risked his
life, but it was a risk he was willing to take in order
to witness to the true dignity of the human person.
In the end, he did give up his life when he offered to
take the place of a father and husband who was to
be executed at Auschwitz. In his life and death, Fr.
Kolbe achieved victory over the lies of the totalitarian movements that tried to redefine God’s created
order. Totalitarian ideologies may appear strong
temporarily, but the martyr reveals that the human
spirit, strengthened by God’s grace, is stronger.
St. Maximilian Kolbe, pray for us!
NUESTRA IGLESIA
Pero A Quien Poco Se Le Perdona, Poco Ama.
ado habían hecho. Él también perdona
pecados. Esto deja a la gente a preguntar:
"¿Quién es éste, que también perdona
pecados?" Esta pregunta se responde en el
capítulo 9 de Pablo cuando él profesa que
Jesús es el Mesías y en la transfiguración,
cuando la voz del cielo declara: "Este es mi
elegido Hijo."
En el Evangelio de hoy Jesús se sienta a comer una comida en la casa
de Simón, un fariseo. Una mujer
pecadora se acerca a él, cae de rodillas, moja sus pies con sus lágrimas,
le seca con sus cabellos, y luego los
unge con aceite. Una escena similar
ocurre en los otros tres Evangelios,
pero en aquellas versiones de la unción se lleva a cabo en Betania, cerca
de Jerusalén, antes de la Pascua. En
los otros tres Evangelios, esta unción
se relaciona con su ser proclamado
rey por la multitud cuando entró en
Jerusalén. También relacionado con
su ser ungido como una preparación
para su entierro. En Lucas la unción
se realice al norte, en Galilea, al principio de su ministerio.
Simón el fariseo desafía a Jesús, diciéndole que un
profeta sin duda sabría que una persona pecadora
lo tocaba. Jesús responde contando una historia
sobre la verdadera naturaleza del perdón. Dos
hombres deben dinero. Uno debe una cantidad que
sería igual a los salarios de 500 días. El otro debe salarios 50 días. Sin embargo, el prestamista perdona
la deuda de los dos cuando le preguntan. Simon se
ve obligado a admitir que el que tenía la deuda más
grande amaba más al prestamista. .
Después de contar la historia, Jesús se dirige a la
mujer y le dice que sus pecados son perdonados.
En esta escena vemos que Jesús hace algo más
que curar dolencias físicas, como profetas del pas-
La lectura de hoy termina con los tres primeros versículos del capítulo 8. Al principio
puede parecer sin relación con la escena
que ha llegado antes. Pero sirven para
mostrar el ministerio de Jesús comienza a
pasar de las ciudades y aldeas, predicando
y anunciando el Reino de Dios, hasta que
finalmente llega a Jerusalén. Está acompañado no sólo por los Doce, sino por un
grupo de mujeres, tres de los cuales Lucas
nombra. Es significativo que están vinculados con los Doce, y que parecen ser igualmente
importante para el ministerio de Jesús. Son las mujeres que prestan a las necesidades de estos viajeros
fuera de sus propios recursos. A pesar de que en las
mujeres de la sociedad palestina tenido un papel
mucho menor que los hombres, en el Evangelio de
Lucas se muestra como iguales.
Mensaje Del Papa
Para el Papa Francisco la santidad no se compra, no se gana con las propias fuerzas, sino que es “simplemente de
todos los cristianos” y aquella “que debemos hacer todos los días”.
En la misa que celebró en la Casa
Santa Marta, el Pontífice dedicó la
homilía a este asunto y explicó que
hay 4 elementos imprescindibles
que lo sostienen: el coraje, la esperanza, la gracia y la conversión.
Francisco comentó la lectura del
día de Pedro, que definió como un
“pequeño tratado sobre la santidad”,
que es “caminar en la presencia de
Dios de modo irreprochable”.
Coraje
“Este caminar, la santidad es un
camino, la santidad no se puede
comprar, no se vende. Tampoco se
regala. La santidad es un camino en
la presencia de Dios que debo hacer yo: no puede hacerlo otro en mi
nombre”, dijo.
“Puedo orar para que el otro sea
santo, pero el camino debe hacerlo
él, no yo. Caminar en la presencia
de Dios, de modo irreprochable. Y
yo usaré hoy algunas palabras que
nos enseñan cómo es la santidad
de cada día, esa santidad –digamostambién anónima. Primero: coraje,
el camino hacia la santidad requiere
valentía”, explicó.
Esperanza
Sobre esto mismo, manifestó que “el
Reino de los Cielos de Jesús” es para
aquellos “que tienen el coraje de ir
adelante” y a su vez es movido por la
“esperanza”.
Gracia
“La santidad no podemos hacerla
nosotros solos. No, es una gracia. Ser
bueno, ser santo, dar todos los días
un paso adelante en la vida cristiana
es una gracia de Dios y tenemos que
pedirla”.
“La valentía es un camino. Un camino
que se debe hacer con coraje, con la
esperanza y con la esperanza y con
la disponibilidad de recibir esta gracia. Y la esperanza: la esperanza del
Camino”, expresó Francisco.
Conversión
El Papa habló también de la importancia de cambiar el corazón: “la
conversión, todos los días: ‘Ah, Padre,
para convertirme debo hacer penitencia, darme golpes…’. ‘No, no, no:
conversiones pequeñas. Pero si tú
eres capaz de no hablar a espaldas
del otro, es un buen camino para ser
santo’”.
“¡Es así de simple!”, dijo para concluir. “Yo sé que vosotros nunca habláis
mal a espaldas de los otros, ¿verdad?
Pequeñas cosas… Tengo ganas de
criticar al vecino, al compañero de
trabajo: morderse la lengua un poco.
Se hará un poco grande la lengua,
pero vuestro espíritu será más santo
en este camino”.
Por tanto, “el camino de la santidad
es sencillo. No volver atrás, sino ir
siempre adelante. Y con fortaleza”,
terminó.
Si está interesado en una
intención de misa por favor de
llamar a la oficina o avisarle
al padre directamente. La
donación es $10 por misa.
Sábados
Rezamos el Santo
Rosario a las 6:00pm
Luego las Santa Misa
a las 6:30pm
Lunes
Hora Santa a las 7:00pm
Si está interesado en servir y
ayudar en la Santa Misa por
favor de avisarle al padre
directamente. Necesitamos
Lectores, Ministros de
Eucaristía, Monaguillos
y niños para el coro que
estamos formando de niños.
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