1. Espiritual

St. Gianna Beretta Molla Parish
1421 New Road, Northfield, New Jersey
Parish Office:
609-646-5611
Parish Office Fax:
609-484-8345
Religious Education Office: 609-484-0249
www.stgiannanorthfieldnj.org * [email protected]
Reverend Jason T. Rocks, Pastor
Reverend Armando Rodriguez Montoya, Parochial Vicar
Mr. George Del Rossi, Permanent Deacon
Mr. Luis Correa, Permanent Deacon
Sr. Helen Lodge, OSF, Pastoral Associate
Miss Mildred DiCicco, Religious Coordinator (609) 484 0249
Sheila Naticchione, Business Manager
Claudia A. Costa, Parish Secretary
Bettie Timm, Director of Music Ministry
Jeff Young, Director of Youth Ministry
Trustees: George Hornberger and Blanca Ruiz
Parish Finance Council Chairperson: Anthony Mazzeo
OUR MISSION
We, the members of the diverse community of St. Gianna
Beretta Molla Parish, united by one faith, inspired by the Word
and strengthened by the Holy Spirit, will bear witness to the contemporary pastoral challenges identified in the Pastoral Priorities
of our Diocese. Trusting that our efforts will address the needs
of those with whom we interact, we will increase the levels of
worship and witness in the New Parish.
MASS SCHEDULE
SUNDAY MASSES
4:30 PM Saturday Vigil
8:00, 9:30 & 11:00 AM; 1:00 PM Spanish
WEEKDAYS
8:30 AM Monday thru Friday
FRIDAYS: 7:00 PM Spanish
SEE WITH THE EYES
OF CHRIST
Saturday, January 10
4:30PM
James Malia r/b Wife, Lena
Sunday January 11
8:00 AM
Jean Palmieri r/b Stellitano Family
9:30 AM
Mildred DiMeo r/b Ken & Nancysara
Norton
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warm welcome is extended to all who
have come to the faith community of
St. Gianna to join us in worship in praise of
Almighty God. We are grateful to our faithful parishioners who come every weekend
and we welcome all of our neighbors and
guests who visit us occasionally.
11:00 AM Michael Schurman r/b Al & Donna
Albertson
1:00 PM Juan Amaro, Sr. r/b Su Esposa
Monday January 12
8:30 AM
Jose V. Paradela r/b Maravic Paradela
Tuesday January 13
8:30 AM
Gloria Bornako r/b Karen Stiles
Wednesday January 14
8:30 AM
Anna Cherivtch r/b Gloria Kelly
Thursday January 15
8:30 AM
James T. Pontari r/b Family
Friday January 16
8:30 AM
7:00 PM
Katheryn Campbell r/b Sally Oshman
Mass in Spanish
Saturday January 17
4:30PM
Rev. Richard J. Lodge r/b Naticchione
Family
Sunday January 18
8:00 AM
Evelyn McGunnigle r/b John Taylor
9:30 AM
Frannie Calabrese r/b Ken & Nancysara
Norton
11:00 AM Patricia Rich r/b Tim & Stephanie
Cavacini
1:00 PM
Mass in Spanish
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RIGHT TO LIFE MARCH
WASHINGTON , DC
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2015
ransportation by bus will be available
for those who wish to participate in the
March. The bus will leave the (vacant)
Genuardi's Parking Lot on Fire Road, Egg
Harbor Twp., at 7:00AM. The cost for the 53
seat modern bus with bathroom is free.
Make reservations early to ensure seating on
bus. If you are interested please call TOM
DRIMKARD at 408-0299.
THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE TODAY
A Word from Fr. Rocks. . .
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t. Luke mentions that on the eighth day Jesus was circumcised, "and when eight days were accomplished for the circumcising of the child, his name was called Jesus, which was so named of
the angel before he was conceived in the womb" (Lk 2:21). Circumcision is the "mark" of the covenant which God had made with Abraham.
This covenant with Abraham is found in Genesis chapter 17. God promises to make Abraham the
father of many nations and lengthens the name of Abraham. Those who are circumcised are members of the household of Abraham and those who are not are cast out of the house of Abraham,
meaning that the bonds of the covenant are stronger than those of familial-blood ties.
Jesus' circumcision manifests that He is to fulfill the covenant made with Abraham. That through
him the promise of being a father of many nations will be fulfilled. This is usually considered the
first time Jesus sheds his blood, foreshadowing that his is the blood of a new and everlasting covenant.
We share in the new covenant by being baptized, confirmed and participating in the Eucharist. At
baptism we begin to partake in the covenant, one that, like circumcision, is to be visible in our flesh;
meaning how we live. Baptism also unites us to one another in a bond stronger than that of familialblood ties. We become members of the Church, made up of people of every race and tongue, which
is God's family on earth.
Pope Benedict XVI stated the parish was a family of families which is "able to share with each other,
not only the joys but the inevitable difficulties of initiating family life." As a family we are guided
by the words of St. Paul to the Galatians that we help "bear one another's burdens" (Gal. 6:2). These
burdens come in every shape and size: financial, spiritual, corporal.
Yet, we will not know the burdens our brothers and sisters have unless we know them. May each of
us strive to be hospitable and generous. This will allow our parish be a place where the bonds of
charity grow ever stronger. As the bonds of charity between each of us grows stronger, we will each
be transformed by that charity, allowing the new covenant to be seen in our flesh. We will become
living signs, drawing others to Christ Jesus, drawing others to become living members of the household of God.
“Life is Always Worth Living, Even When Seriously Ill.” Pope Francis
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s Mary and Joseph carried and protected their precious gift of the Savior of the world, the
Christ Child, let us also journey through this new Christian year as protectors of God’s gift of
unborn children carried in their mother’s womb, and of the disabled and elderly threatened by
euthanasia. We will then be also bearers of Christ to the world.
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he Sodality of St. Gianna Parish welcomes
all infants into the Church and prays for all
expectant mothers who request prayers for
their babies who are soon to be born. All pregnant women are welcome to call Connie Canesi
(609)665-0199 for further information. At this
time we ask prayers for the following expectant
mother: Katie Gerace Figlus.
P
lease let us keep in our prayers those
who are not having an easy time
these days, especially those who are in
hospitals and those who are terminally
ill.
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Lifelong Faith Formation News
Millie DiCicco, Coordinator of Religious Education
[email protected] - (609) 484-0249
Religious Education Office Winter Hours
Mondays 9:00AM to 7:00PM
Tuesdays - 9:00AM to 12:30PM
Date To Remember
No Class on January 19, 2015 (Martin Luther
King Day Celebration).
Sacramental Preparation
Please send to the Religious Ed office your Baptismal Certificates, if you have not already sent
it to the office. If you have not sent in your Baptismal Certificates, you have chosen not to receive the Sacrament.
ST. GIANNA PRAYER NETWORK
here are over 40 people who have volunteered and are available to pray for anyone
with a special need. Just
call ONE of the numbers listed below to activate
the St. Gianna prayer Network, and you will be
remembered in prayer for 30 days.
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday, January 31, 2015 at 1:30PM
(for those who have chosen this date)
Parents
Please take your child to the church and go to
the confessionals so that your child is able to be
aware of set up of the confessional.
609-646-0806 -609-646-7472
609-385-5408 (Spanish)
G
oing through a tough
time--emotionally
or
spiritually? Struggling with a
crisis in life? Or simply feeling
down? Consider letting a
Stephen Minister help. A
Stephen Minister is a member
of our congregation who is trained to listen,
care, encourage, pray, and walk alongside you
during difficult times. It’s confidential, free, and
very helpful. Please call our Stephen Minister
Leader, Carolyn Johnson Peterson at 609-335.
Catechist is needed for 4:00PM and 6:30PM
classes. If you are interested please contact the
Religious office (609)484-0249. Thank you!
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ooking for a place
to get good coffee,
delicious doughnuts,
friendly hospitality and
warm fellowship after Mass? Well, our Parish
will host “Coffee and Doughnuts,” in the Gathering Area of the church, after all Masses on Sunday, February 8, 2015. Please bring your family
and join us. Everyone is welcome!!
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THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD
CHILD ASSAULT PREVENTION SESSIONS
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he Office of Child and Youth Protection is
announcing CAP sessions. CAP is the safe
environment training program for adults who
have regular contact with minors. Attendance is
required in order to comply with the USCCB’s
Charter for the Protection of Children and Young
People. The policy of the diocese is that adults
will attend CAP once every five years.
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irst Reading: Isaiah 42:1-4, 6-7
Isaiah tells of the Lord’s Servant, who will
be inconspicuous, but will not rest until justice
is established. The Lord then tells his servant
that he was formed to be “a light for the nations.”
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econd Reading: Acts 10:34-38
Peter speaks to a group of pagans for the
first time. He explains to them that any person
who follows God’s will is acceptable to God,
regardless of nationality.
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ospel: Mark 1:7-11
John the Baptist had claimed one would
come far more powerful than himself, one who
would baptize with the Holy Spirit rather than
water. When Jesus came to John and was baptized, the Spirit descended on him and a voice
said, “You are my beloved Son. On you my favor rests.”
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Stewardship Reflection
Stewards Put God First
e are put on this earth to love God, love
our neighbor and make disciples. How
many times does our own pride and ego get in
the way on fulfilling God’s plan for us? Humbling ourselves before God and putting Him
first in all things should be our top priority as
His Stewards.
CAP 1 teaches attendees to recognize child
abuse and neglect and how to report to the
proper authorities.
CAP 2 is NO More Bullies, No More Victims and
is a workshop on bullying awareness and bullying prevention. Cyber bullying is also addressed. Both sessions are 90 minutes.
CAP 3 is called Cyber-Empowerment and is a
workshop which promotes adults understanding of cyber activity of youth while teaching
them realistic ways to help children keep their
own rights and guard the rights of others in the
cyber-sphere.
Each presentation is 90 minutes. Adults who
are new employees or volunteers should attend
CAP 1 before attending CAP 2 or CAP 3. The
following sessions will be offered in January:
Monday, January 12, 2015, 7:00PM
Christ the Good Shepherd, Vineland
Tuesday, January 13, 2015, 7:00PM
Our Lady of Angels, Cape May Court House
Tuesday, January 20, 2015, 7:00Pm
Saint Simon Stock, Berlin
To attend one of these classes, please call the
CAP registration line in the Office of Child and
Youth Protection at (856) 583-6165 or email
[email protected] to register.
In case of inclement weather please call the location directly.
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ur Parish community extends its deepest condolences to the family
and friends of Alice Hulse. May her soul and
the souls of all the faithful departed, through the
mercy of God, rest in peace.
Stewardship Report
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December 24 (Christmas Eve) & December 25 (Christmas Day): $36,152
December 27 & 28: $9,046
n behalf of all the members of our Parish we thank you for continuing to live
faithful Stewardship and for using your Sunday envelopes. Our ability to
prosper and grow as a parish is attributed to the sacrifices of our parishioners and
all who visited with us during the Christmas season. Our parish is blessed to have been given so
much and we thank you for the sacrifices that you made. May God bless your generous hearts.
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2014 CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS
tarting January 26, 2015 your 2014 Contribution Statement can be picked up at the Parish office
during office hours (Monday-Friday, 9:00AM-4:00 PM). We will appreciate you calling in advance so it can be prepared for you. Thank you for your cooperation.
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n order to keep our records
up to date and also stop
the mailing of contribution
envelopes during the winter months, note that
we would appreciate hearing from parishioners
who are summer residents in our parish before
they move away. Thank for your cooperation.
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aint Gianna’s Extraordinary
Ministers of Holy Communion
are readily available to bring Communion to the homes of the sick on a
schedule agreeable to the sick person. If you or
someone that you know is a shut-in and would
like to receive the sacraments, please let us
know by contacting the Parish office.
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amily and friends for
whose intentions the
Mass is being offered are invited to bring up the Offertory Gifts at the Mass. Before the liturgy begins,
please indicate your intention by entering your
name on the 3-ring binder, which is located at
the main door near the sacristy.
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Gift Card Program
lease remember that there is
a very easy way to help
Catholic School Education financially and it does not cost you one cent. You can
do so by purchasing ShopRite gift cards from us
before you shop. Gift cards can be purchased
every Sunday after the 8:00AM Mass. Your support will be greatly appreciated.
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Prince of Peace, we humbly ask Your protection for all our men
and women in the military service. Give them courage to defend
with honor, dignity and devotion the rights of all who are imperiled
by injustice and evil. Protect them and bring them home safely. Amen
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JANUARY 11, 2015
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SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturdays 3:30 PM thru 4:15 PM. Anytime by appointment.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Arrangements must be made in advance by calling the
Parish office. Parents and Godparents must attend
Baptism Preparation Class.
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The role of a sponsor is primarily a spiritual role to
model a Christian life for the child. Therefore, anyone
requesting a certificate must be a registered, participating member of St. Gianna Beretta Molla Parish, a
practicing Catholic in good standing (not living in
violation of the Church laws), at least 16 years of age
and have received the sacraments of initiation
(Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist). Please call the
Parish office for an appointment.
ur Parish family congratulates Stephanie Corcoran who gave birth to baby
girl, Molly Reese. Congratulations to her family and friends on this blessed
occasion.
f you wish to sign up to
have the traveling Blessed
Mother statue in your home
for a week, please contact
Terri Clark at (609) 641-4245
or Rosemarie O’Dowd (609)
641-4869.
Statue Visitation Schedule
January 2015
January 6: Rosalie Gawronski
January 13: Francine Andrews
January 17: Bill & Dolores Gannon
January 27: Marie Edwards
REQUESTS FOR ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATES
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Registered parishioners who wish to marry at St.
Gianna Beretta Molla Parish should contact the pastor
during office hours before making any other arrangements one year in advance. Call the Parish office to
schedule an appointment.
FIRST COMMUNION & CONFIRMATION
Please call the Parish Religious Education Program
(PREP) Director, Mildred DiCicco at 484-0249.
Loaves & Fishes Project
f you would like to be part of this wonderful
giving project, please remember: our parish
collects non-perishable food for Catholic Charities in Atlantic City the first Sunday of every
month. Please bring your donations and place
them in the plastic containers located in the
church’s Gathering Area. Thank you!
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Celebration
Raffle Winners
1st Price $500 VISA Gift Certificate
Yorleny Berrio Ticket #180
Next Collection Day
Sunday, February 1, 2015
2nd Price $300 WAWA Certificate
Mercedes Valerio Ticket #722
2015 Valentine’s Day Social
Saturday, February 14, 2015
7:00-9:30PM
Family Memorial Center
3rd Price IPad
Deacon Luis Correa Ticket #559
Thank you for your support and participation.
Congratulation to the lucky winners!!
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DOMINGO 11 DE ENERO, 2015
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i usted visita semanalmente Santa Gianna y aún no se ha registrado formalmente en la parroquia, por favor hágalo. Las planillas de registración son VERDES y están ubicadas al costado de
las puertas de la iglesia. El proceso de registración es simple, confidencial y muy importante para la
administración de nuestra parroquia y para servir mejor a nuestra comunidad.
VIERNES 7:00 PM
DOMINGOS 1:00 PM
VIERNES
Desde las 6:00 hasta las 6:45PM
DOMINGOS
Desde las 12 del mediodia hasta las 12:45 de la
tarde. Para confesarse fuera de los horarios
sugeridos por favor llamar a la oficina parroquial.
Acompáñenos a rezar el Santo
Rosario. Nos encontramos todos
los Viernes, en la iglesia, media
hora antes (6:30 de la tarde) del
comienzo de la Misa.
Grupo de Oración Parroquial de Santa Gianna
Atención Comunidad!!
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l Grupo de Oración de nuestra parroquia se
reune todos los martes de 7:00 a 8:00 PM en
la iglesia. Invite a sus familiares y amigos y
únase a nuestra oración. Todos son bienvenidos!!
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i usted desea bautizar a su
niña/niño por favor
comuníquese con la oficina
parroquial para recibir información a cerca de los requisitos necesarios y para hacer
una cita con Padre Rodriguez Montoya quien
está a cargo de los bautismos y de las Clases de
Preparación para recibir este sacramento. Las
clases se llevan a cabo el SEGUNDO JUEVES de
cada mes.
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Santa Gianna Red de Oración
anta Gianna Red de Oración es un ministerio que está compuesto de voluntarios cuya
misión es simplemente rezar por aquellas personas que tienen necesidades
especiales (espirituales,
monetarias, físicas o familiares). Las intenciones solicitadas se mantienen en la
Red de Oración durante 30
días. Si usted necesita
“oraciones” o desea participar en la Red de Oración de nuestra parroquia
rezando por las necesidades de otras personas
por favor comuníquese al:
(609)646-0806 - (609)646-7472 (Inglés)
(609)-385-5408 (Español)
Denuncie el Abuso Sexual
n número telefónico gratuito e independiente ha sido establecido por la Diócesis de Camden para ayudar a las personas a denunciar casos de abusos sexuales por sacerdotes, diáconos, religiosos, empleados
y/o voluntarios. Las llamadas son manejadas por un trabajador social clínico licenciado. De acuerdo a la ley
del estado, los abusos de menores son reportados al la División de Protección de la Infancia y la Permanencia
y a la policía. Para más información o para obtener servicios de consejería y apoyo, llame al: 1-800-964-6588.
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an Lucas menciona que el niño Jesús fue circuncidado a los ocho días de haber nacido, “a los
ocho días circuncidaron al niño, y le pusieron por nombre Jesús, el mismo nombre que el ángel
le había dicho a María antes que ella estuviera en cinta” (Lk 2:21). Circuncisión es la “señal” de la
alianza que hizo Dios con Abram.
La alianza se puede encontrar en el libro Génesis, capítulo 17. Dios le promete a Abram que él será
el padre de muchas naciones y alargó su nombre, Abraham. Aquellos que son circuncidados serán
miembros de la casa de Abraham pero aquellos que no lo sean, serán echados fuera de la casa de
Abraham, significando con estas palabras que los lazos de la alianza son más fuertes que los lazos de
sangre.
La circuncisión de Jesús pone de manifiesto que en Él se cumplía la alianza hecha a Abraham y que
a través de él se cumplía la promesa de que Abraham sería el padre de muchas naciones. La circuncisión es considerada usualmente como la primera vez en que Jesús derrama su sangre, presagiando
que su sangre es la sangre de una alianza nueva y eterna.
Al ser bautizados, confirmados y al participar en la Eucaristía, también nosotros compartimos de la
nueva alianza. Lo comenzamos a hacer en el bautismo, que, como la circuncisión, tiene que ser visible en nuestra carne; es decir, en nuestra forma de vivir. El Bautismo también nos une unos a otros
con un lazo más fuerte que los lazos de sangre. Somos miembros de la Iglesia, compuesta por personas de distintas razas y lenguas, la familia de Dios en la tierra.
El Papa Benedicto XVI dijo que una parroquia es la familia de familias, capaz de compartir con los
demás no solo las alegrías sino también las dificultades inevitables que acompañan el iniciar de una
nueva familia. Como familia tienen que guiarnos las palabras de San Pablo a los Gálatas “ayúdense
entre sí a soportar las dificultades” (Gal 6:2). Esas que llegan en todas las formas y tamaños: dificultades financieras, espirituales, corporales.
Sin embargo, sin conocer a nuestros hermanos no podemos conocer de sus dificultades. Tratemos
de ser hospitalarios y generosos. Esto ayudará para que nuestra parroquia sea un lugar donde los
lazos de caridad crezcan fuertemente, y cada uno de nosotros se transforme por esa caridad, permitiendo que la nueva alianza sea vista a través de nuestra vida. De esta manera, nos convertiremos en
signos vivos, atrayendo a otras personas a Cristo Jesús, y guiándolas a convertirse en miembros vivos de la casa de Dios.
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Marcha Anual Por La Vida - Washington, DC - Jueves 22 de Enero, 2015
e está programando un viaje en autobús para aquella personas que quieran participar en la Marcha Por La Vida que se realizará el día jueves 22 de enero en Washington, DC. El autobús saldrá
del estacionamiento del supermercado Genuardi’s (que está actualmente vacante) a las 7:00AM. El
costo es gratuito. Si usted desea participar en la Marcha y recibir más información por favor
comuníquese con el señor Tom Drimkard al 609-408-0299.
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ARMANDO CON EL PADRE ARMANDO
De luchadores, reyes, profetas y sacerdotes
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l comentar el bautismo de Jesús hay una hermosa reflexión que dice que Jesús entró a las aguas
totalmente limpio, pero que salió de ellas cargando con todos los pecados del mundo; esto es,
con todas las inmundicias ¿Nos damos cuenta de lo atrevida que suena esta frase? Todavía en las
oraciones de la liturgia de hoy se afirma que Jesús es quien ha purificado las aguas. En otras palabras, celebramos que las aguas con que bautiza la Iglesia son aguas sagradas, santificadas anteriormente por el bautismo de Jesús.
La versión del evangelio según San Marcos dice: "Apenas (Jesús) salió del agua, vio rasgarse el cielo y al
Espíritu bajar hacia él como una paloma. Se oyó una voz del cielo: Tú eres mi Hijo amado, mi preferido." Esto
significa para quienes recibimos las aguas en esa celebración dos cosas. La primera, que el Espíritu
Santo habita en quienes son bautizados. A Jesús el Espíritu Santo lo condujo y lo inspiró durante toda su vida terrena. Él se dejó conducir y provocaba en todo su actuar que el Espíritu Santo actuara
en Él. Los bautizados también poseemos el Espíritu Santo desde el día de nuestro bautismo, no solamente los grupos llamados de renovación carismática, ni los que se dicen o se creen "iluminados."
Todo bautizado posee al Espíritu Santo; cosa aparte es reflexionar si el Espíritu Santo posee a todo
bautizado, porque ocurre que como muchas veces al ignorar el valor de nuestro bautismo, no nos
dejamos conducir por este Espíritu y lo sofocamos con nuestra indiferencia, con nuestra falta de piedad, con nuestros pecados. La otra nota es que Jesús recién bautizado y con la posesión del Espíritu
Santo, fue reconocido como "Hijo amado," como "predilecto." Este mismo reconocimiento se pronuncia también en el bautismo de cada persona. Dios Padre reconoce en cada bautizado a un hijo amado y predilecto. Por tanto, sería tonto que si somos hijos amados y predilectos nos comportemos como esclavos ignorantes y sin educación.
Ahora bien, en el rito de nuestro bautismo intervienen además otros signos físicos de mucha importancia, como son dos aceites: el primero se untaba en todo el cuerpo de los bautizados. Imaginemos
el cuerpo de un luchador untado de aceite, lo difícil que ha de ser para el contrincante aplicarle una
llave o capturarlo. Entre mayor aceite, más difícil será para el enemigo atraparlo. Pues el bautizado
es untado con un poco de aceite en el pecho para significar esa lucha contra Satanás y contra el mal.
Este aceite nos dispone para no ser capturados por Satanás ni sus tramposos engaños. El segundo
aceite es deliciosamente perfumado; si alguna vez tienen oportunidad, pídanle al sacerdote que se
los muestre y huélanlo. Pues este segundo aceite es llamado el Santo Crisma (que significa "Cristo"),
y es puesto en la cabeza del nuevo Hijo de Dios, reconociéndolo como un nuevo sacerdote, como un
nuevo profeta y como un nuevo rey. Ahora, ¿No es verdad que estos tres personajes son de altísima
dignidad y respeto? Es un aceite real, por eso su fragancia. Por eso es importante que usted que lee
estas palabras, recuerde que si ha recibido el bautismo... ¡Con toda seguridad es sacerdote, profeta y
rey!
Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe
Ganadores de la Rifa
1er Premio $500 VISA Card: Yorleny Berrio (Ticket #180)
2do Premio $300 WAWA Card: Mercedes Valerio (Ticket #722)
3rd Premio IPad: Deácono Luis Correa (Ticket #559)
Gracias a toda la comunidad por su participación y apoyo. Felicitaciones a los flamantes ganadores!!
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Caring & Personal Service Since 1882
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Established 1956
646-3400
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