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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
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
Saturday, January 31
4:30PM
Patricia Rich r/b Jim & Judy Gay
Sunday February 1
8:00 AM
Rev. Richard Lodge r/b Estate
9:30 AM
Intentions of the People of the Parish
11:00 AM Marjorie Hickey r/b St. Gianna’s Choir
1:00 PM
Alex & Biancaliz Roldan (5th Anniv. Of
Death) r/b Their Mother
Monday February 2
8:30 AM
“Give us the grace... When the sacredness of life before birth is attacked, to
stand up and proclaim that no one ever
has the authority to destroy unborn life.”
Blessed John Paul II
Lino Gomes r/b Cecelia Marino
Tuesday February 3
8:30 AM
Margaret Higgins r/b Dave & Sue
Marino
Wednesday February 4
8:30 AM
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Julio Polo (Birthday) r/b Polo Family
Thursday February 5
8:30 AM
Bernie & Sonny Perri r/b Sue Robbins
Friday February 6
8:30 AM
7:00 PM
Intentions of the People of the Parish
Mass in Spanish
Saturday February 7
4:30PM
Alfred Pepper r/b Maggie & Rich
Corcoran
Sunday February 8
8:00 AM
Albert & Dorothy DeMeo r/b Estate
9:30 AM
Pompei & Isabel Palmentieri r/b The
Children
11:00 AM
John & Susanne Frederick r/b Mary
Frederick
1:00 PM
Mass in Spanish
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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.
Parish Membership
New parishioners are always welcome! If you
are new in the area and enjoy worshiping at St.
Gianna, make us your official Parish “home” by
taking a few minutes to register. Please pick up
a Registration Form at the church doors--Yellow
(English) and Green (Spanish). Completed
forms are to be returned to the Parish office. If
returned in the collection basket, they should be
in a sealed envelope marked “Parish Census.”
They may also be mailed to St. Gianna Parish,
1421 New Road, Northfield, NJ 08225.
THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE TODAY
A Word from Fr. Rocks. . .
"I thirst." Words of our Lord Jesus, as recorded in chapter 19 of St. John's Gospel. Mother
Teresa heard these words of Jesus in the poor and those in need. Jesus thirsting for our love.
I mention this because soon we will begin the House of Charity Bishop's Annual Appeal.
This year's theme is We are Called. Called to what? Called to respond to the needs of others,
hearing in their need Jesus' words: "I Thirst."
The appeal helps in many ways. Some funds go toward helping educate future priests and
some toward helping retired priests who have served our diocese. Some funds will go help
some of the diocesan services, such as the one headed by Sr. Bonnie McMenamin. Sr. Bonnie
works with those with special needs, helping the blind, the deaf and the physically impaired.
Sr. Bonnie also works with families who have members with special needs, such a child with
autism, helping them to know they too are part of the Church and not alone in their need.
The biggest part of the funds goes to help the poor in our area. For example, funds will be
distributed to Catholic Charities. The Catholic Charities in Atlantic City helps provide food,
emergency utilities and rental assistance, immigration assistance, counseling and job training.
All these activities are needed in our local area. With the casinos closing and so many out of
work, perhaps you were wondering how can I help? Well this is an opportunity to do so.
Our parish goal for this year's appeal is $93,263.55. It would be nice to have 93 people who
could each contribute $1000, but that's wishful thinking. However, if all of us contribute what
we are able, we can reach this goal. It is important to discern what you are able to give and
not to be afraid to do so. Some will be able to give a gift of $350, $500, $1000 or more. Some
may be able to give gift of $50, $100 or $200. The point is to give what you are able.
Ponder the words of St. Paul to the Church in Corinth concerning the collection to be taken
up for the support of the Church elsewhere. "Consider this: whoever sows sparingly will also
reap sparingly, and whoever sows bountifully will also reap bountifully. Each must do as already determined, without sadness or compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. Moreover,
God is able to make every grace abundant for you, so that in all things, always having all you
need, you may have an abundance for every good work" (2 Cor. 9:6-8).
Let us all reap bountifully by being generous with the material blessings God has blessed us,
knowing that He will further bless us with all we need in every circumstance. Let us hear the
voice of Jesus calling to us, "I thirst," in the needs of others. Let us respond to that thirst with
loving generosity.
PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS THE SICK OF OUR PARISH
AND THOSE WHO ARE IN NURSING HOMES AND IN HOSPITALS.
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Stewardship Reflection
Stewardship Prayer
“Brothers and sisters: I should like you to be free of anxieties.” 1 Corinthians 7:32 A
How much anxiety do we bring upon ourselves by constantly worrying about not having enough or
attaining more things? God won’t necessarily give you everything you want, but He will provide
His Stewards with everything they need. Try this -use the word “pray” instead of the word “worry”
in the future.
GOING TO CHURCH DOESN'T MAKE YOU A
CHRISTIAN ANY MORE THAN STANDING IN
YOUR GARAGE MAKES YOU A CAR.
LIVE YOUR FAITH!
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irst Reading: Deuteronomy 18:15-20
Moses explains to the people that a prophet
will come from among them, and that they
should listen to this prophet’s words, for God
has told him of this prophet. God also tells
Moses that anyone who pretends to speak in his
words, or speaks in the name of other gods shall
die.
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econd Reading: I Corinthians 7:32-35
Paul tells the Corinthians how an unmarried man or woman is able to devote themselves
fully to God without concern for the needs of a
spouse. Paul explains that God wants to help
them promote good and devote themselves
more fully to God.
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ospel: Mark 1:21-28
As Jesus was teaching, a man with an unclean spirit came to the synagogue and asked if
Jesus had come to destroy them. Jesus ordered
the spirit out of the man, who shrieked violently
as the spirit departed. The people were amazed
at the authority he had over the spirit.
Help Wanted! Join St. Gianna’s Coffee &
Donuts Committee! The Committee is presently
looking for volunteers willing to help with this
joyous activity on the second Sunday of each
month for 15 minutes, in the Gathering Area of
the church. If you are able to help please call
Kathy at 645-3995.
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t is heartwarming for the music ministry
to hear the congregation sing! Music is an
important part of the celebration of the
Eucharist. As our community gathers for the
celebration of Eucharist, we all join our
voices in song to give praise and thanks to
God. All parishioners are welcome to join in
with all of the hymns and acclamations
throughout the Mass. The cantors lead us in
song. Their voices enrich our music with
harmonies and, at times, solo hymns. Let Us
All Unite Our Voices and Celebrate Together! Remember: “The person who sings
prays twice.” --Saint Augustine
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FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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Stewardship Report
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January 24 & 25, 2015 $8,424
n behalf of all the members of our
Parish we thank you for continuing
to live faithful Stewardship and for using
your Sunday envelopes. We thank you
for the sacrifices that you have made.
May God bless your generous hearts.
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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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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 mothers: Bree Kern, Heather Ryker, and
Katie Gerace Figlus.
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 shutin and would like to receive the sacraments,
please let us know by contacting the Parish office.
Blessed Mother Statue
f you wish to sign up to have the statue of the
Blessed Mother in your home for a week,
please contact Terri Clark at (609)641-4245 or
Rosemary O’Dowd (609)641-4869 to make the
necessary arrangements.
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eniors mark your calendars and join us!!
We meet the 2nd & 4th Wednesday of the
month at 1:00PM in the Family Memorial Center-Parish Hall. Light refreshments will be
served. Everyone is welcome!
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Let Us Pray!
aint Gianna Prayer group meets every
Tuesday from 10:00 to 11:00 AM in the
Family Memorial Center--Parish Hall. Everyone
is welcome.
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FAITH TELLS ME THAT NO MATTER WHAT LIES AHEAD OF ME GOD IS ALREADY THERE
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eat the cold!!! Please join us
for good coffee, delicious
doughnuts, friendly hospitality
and warm fellowship. Our Parish will host “Coffee and Doughnuts,” in the Gathering Area of
the church, after all Masses on Sunday, February 8, 2015. Bring your family and join us. Everyone is welcome!!
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ur Parish community welcomes Savannah
Lou Saiauskie, Gia Ray Bruno and Steven Ray Hillesheim Jr. who were baptized in
our church during the month of January. May
God, who blessed them with a precious new
life, bless their families on this special occasion.
Congratulations!!
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he Knights of Columbus All Saints Council
#6277 will hold their 13th Annual John J.
Heinz Memorial Chili Cook-Off
on Saturday, February 28, 2015
at Our Lady of Sorrows Hall
from 4:00 to 7:00 PM. Cost is
$10 for adults, $5 for children
(12 and under), and $21 for a
family of 4 or more. Take outs will be available.
If you make chili and would like to participate
in the Cook-Off please call Bruce Jackson at (609)
646-1861. There is no entry fee and prizes will
be awarded to the top three chefs.
ALTAR SERVERS SCHEDULE
Saturdays 4:30PM,
January 31, February 7, 14, 21 & 28
Jimmy & Joey, Ryan Edwards
Sundays
February 1, 8, 15 & 22
8:00 AM
Jena & Cecily Fantasia
9:30 AM
Vito Carfagno, Ryan Rybka & Isabel Hernandez
11:00 AM
Molly & Declan Lawlor
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he Sons of Italy Antonio Meucci Lodge are sponsoring a trip to the Pacific Northwest & Northern California with Collette Vaction on September 14-21, 2015. Early booking special price by
March 1st, $2649. For more information please contact Sally at 927-4147 after 4:00PM.
St. Vincent de Paul Regional School
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5809 Main Street, Mays Landing
nrollment is open for the 2015-2016 school year! Visit St. Vincent de Paul Regional School and
meet their teachers, students and staff. They educate Pre-K3 through 8th Grade. Open House is
Thursday, January 29, 2015, 9:00AM-11:00AM. For more information call Nancy Dixon, Advancement Director, at 625-1565 for more information.
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FEBRUARY 1, 2015
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e a missionary and help
bring people to Jesus in
the Holy Eucharist. Help us to
spread Perpetual Eucharistic
Adoration in our parish.
Please remember: We gather
in our church the First
Wednesday of very month
from 7:00PM till 8:00PM. Let’s
take time to adore God hidden under the appearance of bread and wine.
Let us visit Him and return love for Love!
2015 Valentine’s Day Social
Saturday, February 14, 2015
7:00-9:30PM
Family Memorial Center
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Stephen Ministry
tephen Ministers are members of our
congregation who listen,
care, encourage, and provide
emotional and spiritual support to people who are facing
a crisis or going through
tough times. The care you’ll
receive is confidential, free,
and very helpful. To learn how you--or a
friend, neighbor, coworker, or relative--can
receive care, talk to Carolyn Johnson Peterson, Stephen Leader, 609-335-6202.
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.
REQUESTS FOR ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATES
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ur parish hosts “Bingo” on Wednesday
and Saturday mornings at 10 a.m. in the
Family Memorial Center, Parish Hall. Doors
open at 8 a.m. Come and join us! $1,000 in prize
money, instant winners and progressive jackpots! Also, coffee, bagels, donuts and lots of fun.
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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!
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.
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.
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DOMINGO 1 DE FEBRERO, 2015
Hora Santa de Adoratión Eucarística
¿No puedes velar una hora conmigo?
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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!!
“Permaneciendo en silencio ante el
Santísimo Sacramento, es a Cristo,
total y realmente presente, a quien
descubrimos, a quien adoramos y
con quien estamos en relación” (Carta al Obispo de Lieja,
Bélgica, 1996).
Te invitamos cordialmente a la
Hora Santa que nuestra parroquia
llevará a cabo los primeros miércoles de cada mes (miércoles 4 de febrero). Juntos
tendremos una hora de adoración ante Jesus en el
Sacramento de la Sagrada Eucaristía, rezaremos el
Santo Rosario, meditaremos en silencio y concluiremos con la bendición. Proclamemos juntos que
Jesús está aquí, hoy, verdaderamente presente entre
nosotros.
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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 el Padre
Rodríguez 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)
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“Tengo sed.” Estas son las palabras de Jesús, nuestro Señor que encontramos en el Evangelio de San
Juan, capítulo 19. Madre Teresa escuchó estas palabras en los pobres y los más necesitados. Jesús
estaba sediento de nuestro amor. Les menciono esto porque dentro de poco comenzaremos con la
Campaña Anual del Obispo, Casa de la Caridad. El tema este año es Somos Escogidos. ¿Escogidos
para qué? Escogidos para responder a las necesidades de nuestro prójimo, escuchar sus necesidades
en las palabras de Jesús: “Tengo Sed.”
La Campaña de la Caridad ayuda de muchas maneras. Algunos fondos son destinados a la educación de futuros sacerdotes, mientras que otros ayudan a los sacerdotes que han servido en nuestra
diócesis y que ya están jubilados. Otra porción es destinada para ayudar con los servicios que ofrece
nuestra diócesis, como por ejemplo los que dirige la Hermana Bonnie Mc Menamin. Ella trabaja con
personas que tienen incapacidades, como por ejemplo, los ciegos, sordos y a los que necesitan cuidados especiales, como los niños con autismo. También trabaja con las familias que tienen miembros
con necesidades especiales, ayudándolas y haciéndoles comprender que ellos también son parte de
la Iglesia y que no están solos en sus necesidades.
Sin embargo, la mayor parte de los fondos recaudados es destinada para ayudar a los pobres de
nuestra área. Por ejemplo, los fondos que son destinados a las Caridades Católicas. La Caridad
Católica de Atlantic City asiste con comida, servicios de emergencia, asistencia de alquiler, inmigración, consulta y entrenamiento laboral. Podemos encontrar, sin ir mas lejos, personas con estas necesidades en esta área. Con el cierre de los casinos y con tantas personas desempleadas, quizá usted se
esté preguntando ¿Cómo puedo ayudar? Bueno, la Campaña de Caridad le ofrece la oportunidad
para hacerlo.
Nuestra Parroquia este año tiene una meta de $93,263.55. Sería estupendo tener 93 personas que pudiesen donar $1000 cada una, pero esto sería un sueño. Sin embargo, si cada uno de nosotros contribuimos con lo que podemos, podemos alcanzar esta meta. Es importante meditar cuanto es con lo
que podemos ayudar y no tener miedo de hacerlo. Algunos podrán contribuir con $350, $500, $1000
o más. Otros quizá puedan contribuir con $50, $100 o $200. Lo importante es dar lo que podemos.
Mediten las palabras de San Pablo a la Iglesia de Corinto a cerca de la colecta destinada para ayudar
a otras iglesias. “Consideren esto: el que siembra poco, poco cosechará; el que siembra en abundancia, también cosechará en abundancia. Cada uno debe dar según lo haya decidido en su corazón, sin
tristeza o compulsión, porque Dios ama al que da con alegría. Dios les dará a ustedes toda clase de
bendiciones en abundancia, para que tengan siempre lo necesario y además les sobre para ayudar en
toda clase de buenas obras” (2 Corintios 9:6-8).
Sembremos en abundancia siendo generosos con los bienes materiales con los que Dios nos ha bendecido, sabiendo que El nos bendecirá en toda circunstancia con todo lo necesario. Escuchemos la
voz de Jesús diciéndonos, “Tengo sed,” en las necesidades de nuestro prójimo. Respondamos a esa
sed con amor generoso.
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ARMANDO CON EL PADRE ARMANDO
Reino de Dios que da libertad
Hay una película titulada "El día de la marmota", basada en una tradición de origen irlandés, donde
al parecer el comportamiento de este animal puede ayudarnos a saber si el invierno está ya por terminar o no. Tradicionalmente esto se celebra el día 2 de febrero en los Estados Unidos. Pero además
el mismo 2 de febrero la Iglesia Católica celebra la fiesta de la Candelaria, que tiene también que ver
en sus orígenes con saber si el invierno será más largo o no. Hace cientos de años los sacerdotes cristianos en este día bendecían las velas (candelas) y las distribuían. Según esta tradición, si el día que
ellos recibían las velas era claro y soleado, eso significaba que el invierno sería más largo. Pero si el
día no era muy brillante a causa de algún nublado, lo más seguro es que los días de invierno estaban
ya por terminar. Algo semejante pasaba con la marmota: si ésta salía de su madriguera y no veía su
propia sombra, entonces permanecía fuera, porque los días fríos estaban por terminar, pero si salía y
veía su sombra, se volvía a meter, lo cual se interpretaba como señal de que habría seis semanas más
de frío.
El creyente celebra en la Candelaria la fiesta de las luces. El motivo cristiano principal es la celebración de la Presentación del Señor. Visto así, tenemos una tablilla completa, que podríamos doblar y
desdoblar en tres partes: La primer parte es la fiesta de la Navidad; la segunda es la solemnidad de
la Epifanía (los Reyes Magos); y la tercera es la Presentación del Señor en el templo. Originalmente
esta fiesta, conocida en otros lugares como "La fiesta del Encuentro", se celebraba con una procesión
de velas (las candelas). La misma fiesta era celebrada en otras partes con el nombre de "La Purificación de la Bienaventurada Virgen María".
En el Evangelio de esta celebración se lee a San Lucas, que nos presenta el cántico de Simeón, donde
aclamamos a Cristo como la "luz que ilumina a las naciones, y gloria de tu pueblo Israel". Por tanto, esta
es una fiesta del encuentro en la que la Iglesia reconoce al Salvador enviado de parte de Dios, por lo
cual todo miedo queda anulado, incluso el miedo a morir.
La fiesta de la Candelaria para algunas personas significa el tiempo formal inequívoco en que terminan por completo las celebraciones de navidad, aunque ya se haya explicado semanas atrás que la
celebración del Bautismo del Señor señalaba dicho fin. Eso sí, para muchos es un sabroso pretexto
para convivir y compartir alimentos y tradiciones. Desde este punto de vista, cualquier ocasión que
sirva para reunirnos en nuestra comunidad orante, será también útil para reunirnos con Dios.
En la presentación del niño Jesús en el templo tenemos una incipiente muestra de lo que será el ofrecimiento de Jesús en la cruz. Jesús es mostrado ante las autoridades religiosas y expuesto como luz
que brilla en las tinieblas; presentarlo es un rito judío religioso de consagración, de ofrecimiento y entrega. Ahora bien, en la cruz Jesús da cuerpo, materializa esta consagración de manera total. La novedad es que él es la Víctima (quien es ofrecido como sacrificio) y es a la misma vez el Sacerdote,
quien consagra este sacrificio.
Marmota o Candelaria, lo importante es saber que en el tiempo las cosas van cambiando y cada día
tenemos una nueva oportunidad de reconocer en Jesús al Sol que nace de lo alto.
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