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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
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]
Welcome
to
St. Gianna Parish
Saturday, March 7
4:30PM
Richard Herbein r/b Csaszar Family
Sunday March 8
8:00 AM
Rev. Richard Lodge r/b Estate
9:30 AM
In Thanksgiving to St. Isidore r/b
Michelle Maxime & Family
… A time to be more fervent in prayer, more generous in works of charity, and
more eager in celebrating
the mysteries by which we
are reborn
11:00 AM Ronald DelViscio Sr. & Caroline DelViscio r/b Mildred DelViscio
1:00 PM
Mass in Spanish
Monday March 9
7:00 AM
8:30 AM
Mass in Spanish
Shane Montgomery r/b Terry LaCorte
Catholic Relief Services Collection
T
Tuesday March 10
7:00 AM
8:30 AM
Mass in Spanish
Mary D’Alleva r/b Rita Ruh
Wednesday March 11
8:30 AM
Dennis Tuohy Sr. r/b Jim & Barbara
Walsh
Frank Gelona r/b Dave & Sue Marino
Thursday March 12
7:00 AM
8:30 AM
Mass in Spanish
Catherine Seifried r/b Vince & Mary Lou
Grimmie
Friday March 13
8:30 AM
Liberato Riccio r/b Joe & Peg Craner
7:00 PM
Mass in Spanish
Saturday March 14
4:30PM
he Catholic Relief Services Collection
will be taken up in parishes of the diocese March 14-15, 2015. When families are in
distress, are separated, or are otherwise
challenged, our Church reaches out. And it
does so whether those families are across
the street or halfway around the glove. The
Catholic Legal Immigration Network
(CLINIC), Migration and Refugee Services
(MRS), and Catholic Relief Services are just
three of the six worldwide Catholic relief
agencies funded by the Catholic Relief Services Collection. Each agency provides vital
assistance all over the world. We ask you to
please give generously to the Catholic Relief
Services Collection and to pray for all those
whoa are served by the appeal.
James Malia r/b Wife, Lena
Sunday March 15
8:00 AM
Bill & Margaret Griffith r/b Dan &
Cindy Kern
9:30 AM
Jack Alessandro r/b Lou & Nancy
Magliocco
St. Gianna Beretta Molla Parish
Penance Service
Wednesday, March 25
7:30 PM
11:00 AM Albert & Dorothy DeMeo r/b Estate
1:00 PM
Mass in Spanish
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THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE TODAY
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Word from Fr. Rocks. . .
aving explored the disciplines of prayer and fasting, it is time to examine that to almsgiving.
Recall that prayer is the rising of the mind and heart toward God and fasting concerns the
curbing of the desires. Alms giving concerns how we love.
Almsgiving is related to mercy, which flows from charity (that is love). Any deed done on behalf of
the someone in need that is motivated by a love for them, flowing form a love of God, is an act of
almsgiving. Almsgiving can be of two general types, material or spiritual.
When we think of giving alms we generally think of giving money, particularly to the poor. This is
a an example of almsgiving which is material. Other examples would be visiting the sick, giving
drink to the thirsty, feeding the hungry, ransoming the captive, clothing the naked, sheltering the
homeless and burying the dead. Giving money can help accomplish many of these works. St. Thomas Aquinas teaches that to "assist a man against any distress that is due to an extrinsic cause comes
to the same as the ransom the captives"; meaning that when we assist a mother carrying a baby by
holding the door for her it is similar to ransoming someone captive. By burying the dead we show
respect to a person's memory as well as to the human body which has become the temple of God
through baptism.
The spiritual alms we give consist of teaching, counseling, correction, consolation, forgiveness, patience and prayer. By teaching, counsel and correction we enlightening people concerning what is
true and good. Such almsgiving keeps them from sinning. By giving consolation and forgiveness
we help to lift peoples spirits, giving them joy and hope. By patience we can help a person to experience peace by our kindness toward them. To pray for people is to ask God to bless people with
all they need to live a good and holy life.
All of these refer to the Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy. Ultimately these works are motivated by the charity which comes from our union with the Holy Spirit. This is the charity (love) of
which St. Paul writes: "If I give away everything I own, if I hand my body over so that I may boast
but do not have love (charity), I gain nothing" (1 Cor 13:3). This love, of which St. Paul speaks, stirs
us to be attentive to the needs of others, leading us to give alms.
The Gospel law is one of love: Love God above all things and love your neighbor as you love yourself. This love must go beyond just wishing good for others; it must actually do good for others.
Almsgiving is doing good for others. By alms-giving we share in the love of God by loving others as
God loves them. Let then with St. Paul strive for the greatest spiritual gift (1 Cor 12:31), charity
(love), so as to love as God loves.
"Pray and pray much; it is in prayer that you will find the greatest strength."
Saint Just de Bretenières
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Stewardship Reflection
Stewards Love God
“You shall not carve idols for yourselves in the
shape of anything…” (Exodus 20:4a)
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F
“Stop turning my Father’s house
into a marketplace.”
irst Reading: Exodus 20:1-17
Through Moses, God passed on the commandments he wished all people to follow. He
tells us not to worship idols or take the name of
the Lord in vain. All the laws God gave to us, if
followed, would ensure that we could live in
peace and harmony with one another as he had
planned.
S
econd Reading: I Corinthians 1:22-25
Paul tells the Corinthians that Christ is the
power and the wisdom of God. Although they
claimed to possess wisdom, “God’s folly is
wiser than men, and his weakness is more powerful than men.”
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ospel: John 2:13-25
Jesus went to the temple of Jerusalem to
find merchants there selling sheep and doves.
He knocked over their tables and drove the animals away. The merchants asked him for a sign
that he was authorized to do this. He told them
to “destroy this temple (referring to his body)
and in three days I will raise it up.” The merchants misunderstood, and did not believe he
could rebuild in three days what had taken
nearly 50 years to build. Still many believed in
him, after seeing the miracles he had performed.
tewards do not create idols. Have you created idols for yourself in different shapes?
An idol can be in the shape of money, sports,
fashion, travel, or anything else we value more
than God and His Word to us.
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Stations of the Cross
ne of the most meaningful and beneficial
Lenten observances in our Catholic prayer
life is the Stations of the Cross.
In our parish, during Lent, the
Stations of the Cross will be held
as follows:
EVERY WEDNESDAY
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
8:30 AM MASS
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PRAYER GROUP
aint Gianna Prayer group meets every Tuesday from 10:00 to 11:00 AM in the Family
Memorial Center--Parish Hall. Everyone is welcome.
Daylight Saving Time begins
Sunday, March 8, 2015
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THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT
Dear Lord, during this holy season of
Lent, remind us to be prayerful and to
reflect upon the great sacrifice that Jesus
made for each one of us. Amen.
W
e may not think of Lent as a
time of thanksgiving, but
God became human in order to
make it possible for us to share in
the divine life. In this holy season of
Lent, let’s remember to give thanks
and celebrate this great gift.
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W
AL
D
uring the Lenten
journey, the Parish
invites you to participate
in Catholic Relief Services
Operation Rice Bowl.
Throughout Lent, we are
invited to fast, learn and give as a way to reach
out in solidarity with our brothers and sisters
around the world. Please be sure to take home
a Rice Bowl packet and follow the simple and
powerful Lenten practice.
Rice Bowls are
placed at the church doors, marked “ENGLISH”
and “SPANISH.” Your Rice Bowls, with Lenten
sacrifices, can be returned to the Parish Rice
Bowl Receptacle (placed at the Liturgical Niche)
on the weekend of APRIL 11-12, 2015.
Weekdays of Lent: There is no obligation to fast. However, voluntary acts of self-denial are recommended.
Ash Wednesday & Good Friday: These are days of Fast & Abstinence from meat. There is a limit of
one full meal on these days for all between the ages of 18 and 59 inclusive.
Days of Abstinence: (All Fridays in Lent) All who have reached their 14th year are bound to abstain totally from meat.
*Easter Duty Obligation: After they have received their First Holy Communion, Catholics are
bound by the obligation of receiving Holy Communion at least once a year. This precept should be
fulfilled during the Easter Season. Catholics are also bound to confess serious (mortal) sins at least
once a year, but this is not limited to the Lenten/Easter Season.
*The time for fulfilling the Paschal Precept (Easter Duty*) extends from the First Sunday of Lent,
February 22, 2015 to the Solemnity of the Holy Trinity, May 31, 2015
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COACH BINGO
t. Vincent de Paul Regional School is hosting a Coach Bingo here in our Parish Hall
on Saturday, March 28, 2015. Doors open at
5:30PM and Bingo starts at 7:00PM. Tickets are
$30 (includes 10 games). Bring your own food/
snacks. No Alcoholic beverages permitted in
Bingo Hall. Must be 21 to attend. For more information, please contact Cathy Fortna at (609)
625-1565 or [email protected]. Proceeds benefit the children of St. Vincent de Paul Regional
School. See you on the 28th!
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ST. PATRICK’S DANCE
FEATURING JERRY BLAVAT
aint Padre Pio Parish in Vineland will host a
St. Patrick’s Dance featuring Jerry Blavat,
“The Geator with the Heater” on Saturday,
March 21, 7:00PM to 12 midnight at Our Lady
of Pompeii Rosary Hall, 4680 Dante Ave. in
Vineland. Doors open at 6:30PM. Tickets are $40
per person and include a buffet dinner, beer,
dessert & coffee. BYOB. For tickets or more information, call Janice at 856-691-7526.
Lifelong Faith Formation
From the Desk of Miss Millie DiCicco
Coordinator of Religious Education
egistration for Religious Education March 30, 2015. Re Registration is necessary for all students
of the Religious Education Program. If you are registering for the first time and you are not
baptized in this parish, you must bring a Baptismal Certificate. A letter of recommendation is required from any previous school of Catholic Religious Education.
E
veryone is invited to join Saint Gianna’s Youth Group for Soup & Stations
on Saturday, March 21 at 6:30 PM. We will gather in the Family Memorial
Center, Parish Hall, for a light meal (soup & bread). Immediately followed by
the Station of the Cross in the church. The event is free and suitable for all ages. Everyone is welcome!
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ALL SAINTS COUNCIL #6277
“FISH FRY” FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2015 ST. GIANNA BERETTA MOLLA PARISH HALL
SEATINGS: 5:30PM & 6:30PM
COST: $8 FOR ADVANCED SALE AND $10 AT THE DOOR. CHILDREN UNDER 12: $5. TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE
THIS WEEKEND AFTER ALL THE MASSES IN THE GATHERING AREA OF THE CHURCH.
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ood Counsel Homes invites you to an evening of dining, dancing and an opportunity to win
lots of prizes and help those less fortunate. Dine at an all you can eat buffet, listen to music by
John Chilress, participate in 50/50 raffles and win beautiful baskets. Mark your calendar!!
Good Counsel Homes Annual Dinner Dance
March 28, 2015 @ 6:00PM Tickets before March 24th: $30
Infant Jesus Parish, Woodbury Heights - St. Margaret’s Gym
For tickets please contact Rob 856-649-9519
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MARCH 8, 2015
Stewardship of Treasure
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
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.
Stewardship Report
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February 28-March 1, 2015 $11,227
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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REGISTER ONLINE
www.CAMDENPRIEST.org
n Sunday, April 26, 2015 at 1:00PM join
together with parishioners from the Diocese of Camden for an outdoor Mass celebrated
by Bishop Dennis J. Sullivan, participate in our
5K run or 1 mile walk, and stay for the free family entertainment. Pray for vocations to the religious life, for our seminarians and for an increase in vocations in our diocese and throughout the Church. Registration open on February
8, 2015.
From St. Vincent de Paul Regional School
5809 Main St., Mays landing, NJ 08330
Living Stations of the Cross - Lead by 7th Grade of St. Vincent de Paul regional School will be
held at St. Vincent de Paul Church on Friday, March 20th at 7:00PM. All are welcome!
Pancake Breakfast at Applebee’s in Somers Point - Join the St. Vincent de Paul Regional School
families for breakfast between 8:30AM--10:30 AM on Saturday, March 21st
Target “Red Card” - If you currently have a Target Credit Card, you can register for a program
called “Take Charge of Education” and Target donates 1% of your purchases to our school at no
cost to you. Please go to https://www-secure.target.com/redcard/tcoe/home and enroll with
St. Vincent de Paul Regional School ID #10458. It’s so easy and every little bit helps! Thank you
so much for your continued support of our school.
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DOMINGO 8 DE MARZO, 2015
TERCER DOMINGO DE CUARESMA
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l Vía Crucis consiste en recordar con amor
y agradecimiento lo mucho que Jesús sufrió por salvarnos del pecado. Durante la
Cuaresma, nuestra comunidad
de fe se reune para rezar las
Estaciones del Vía Crucis los
viernes a las 6:30PM (antes de
la Misa). Acompáñenos y
renovémos juntos el recuerdo
de los sufrimientos de Cristo.
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a Cuaresma ha sido, es y será un tiempo
favorable para convertirnos y volver a Dios
Padre lleno de misericordia, si es que nos hubiéramos alejado de Él. Esta conversión se logra
mediante una buena confesión de nuestros pecados. Dios siempre tiene las puertas de casa
abiertas de par en par, y su corazón se le rompe
en pedazos mientras no comparta con nosotros
su amor hecho perdón generoso. Marquen su
calendario!!
Confesiones en nuestra Parroquia
Jueves 26 de marzo @ 7:00PM
Salón Grande
Nuestra Cuaresma
Misión Cuaresmal Hispana
Del martes 24 al viernes 27 de marzo
"Mira, que estoy a la puerta y
llamo. Si alguien oye mi voz y
abre la puerta, entraré y cenaré con él." (Apo 3, 8).
Prepara a toda tu familia a
participar.
ATENCIÓN COMUNIDAD!!
NUEVO HORARIO DE MISAS
(EN ESPAÑOL)
LUNES: 7:00AM
MARTES: 7:00AM
JUEVES: 7:00AM
VIERNES: 7:00PM
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peración Plato de Arroz es un programa de
solidaridad que es conducido
durante la Cuaresma. Como
comunidad de fe nos unimos
en oración, ayunamos en solidaridad con todos aquellos que padecen hambre y mediante nuestras donaciones ayudamos
a quienes están más necesitados. Recuerde traer
a la iglesia la cajita con sus sacrificios cuaresmales el día domingo 12 de abril. El contenedor del programa Operación Plato de Arroz
estará ubicado en el Niche de la iglesia. Muchas
gracias!Gracias!
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oy, Domingo 8 de Marzo de 2015, tenemos
que adelantar una hora todos los relojes.
En realidad el Domingo será un
día 23 horas. Esta hora que nos
“quitan” se notará sobre todo el
Lunes por la mañana, ya que
tendremos que madrugar más.
De este modo comienza el horario de verano. El
cambio de hora en Estados Unidos se realiza
dos veces al año: en Marzo y en Noviembre.
Tiene como finalidad el ahorro energético, mejorando el aprovechamiento de la luz solar.
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D
espués de haber reflexionado a cerca de las disciplinas de la oración y el ayuno, vamos a reflexionar ahora a cerca de la limosna. Recuerden que orar es elevar nuestra mente y nuestro
corazón a Dios y que ayunar tiene que ver con la manera en que manejamos nuestros deseos. Limosna tiene que ver con la manera en que amamos.
La limosna está ligada a la misericordia, que nace de la caridad (que es amor). Cuando hacemos
algo bueno por alguien que está necesitado y lo hacemos guiados por el amor que le tenemos a esa
persona, amor que nace del amor de Dios, estamos haciendo un acto de caridad. En general podemos decir que los actos de caridad pueden ser materiales o espirituales.
Cuando pensamos en limosna pensamos en dar dinero, generalmente a los pobres. Este es un
ejemplo de caridad material. Otros ejemplos podrían ser visitar a los enfermos, dar de beber al sediento, dar de comer al hambriento, liberar al cautivo, vestir al desnudo, albergar al desamparado
y enterrar a los muertos. El dar dinero ayuda a que muchas de estas obras de caridad se puedan
lograr. Santo Tomás de Aquino nos enseña que “ayudar a un hombre angustiado debido a una
causa extrínseca es como liberar a un cautivo;” significando que el acto de asistir a una madre que
está cargando a su bebito abriéndole una puerta, es similar al de liberar a un cautivo. Cuando enterramos a un muerto estamos demostrando no solo respeto por su memoria sino también por su
cuerpo que por el bautismo se convirtió en templo de Dios.
La caridad espiritual consiste en enseñanzas, asesoramiento, correcciones, perdón, paciencia y oración. Cuando enseñamos, asesoramos o corregimos estamos ayudando a ver con más claridad lo
que es bueno y verdadero. Este acto de limosna espiritual ayuda a esas personas a no pecar.
Cuando los consolamos y perdonamos elevamos sus espíritus ofreciéndoles alegría y esperanza.
Con nuestra bondad y paciencia podemos asistirlos a experimentar paz. Cuando rezamos por
ellos le pedimos a Dios que los bendiga con todo lo necesario para que puedan vivir una vida buena y santa.
Todo esto es lo que se refiere a los Actos Espirituales y Corporales de Misericordia. En definitiva
estos actos son motivados por la caridad que nace de nuestra unión con el Espíritu Santo. Esta es
la caridad (amor) de la que San Pablo escribe: “Y si reparto entre los pobres todo lo que poseo, y
aun si entrego mi propio cuerpo para tener de que enorgullecerme, pero no tengo amor (caridad),
de nada me sirve” (1 Corintios 13:3). Este amor del que nos habla San Pablo, nos mueve a estar
atentos a las necesidades de los demás, llevándonos a dar, a ser caritativos.
La ley del Evangelio es una ley de amor: Amar a Dios sobre todas las cosas y a tu prójimo como a
ti mismo. Este amor debe ir de más allá del deseo del bien; tiene que hacernos hacer buenas obras
por los demás. Dar limosna es hacer cosas buenas por otros. Dando es que compartimos el amor
de Dios amando a los demás como Dios los ama. Tratemos con San Pablo de esforzarnos en alcanzar el regalo espiritual más grande (1 Corintios 12:31), caridad (amor), para amar como Dios ama.
Recuerde: Los Viernes durante el tiempo de Cuaresma, son
días de ayuno y abstinencia.
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ARMANDO CON EL PADRE ARMANDO
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Profanadores de templos
er películas de aventuras, donde hay arqueólogos en antiguos templos es algo que recuerdo
me ha gustado mucho. Aún hoy, en recientes cintas cinematográficas atestiguamos el respeto
que muchas personas muestran hacia los templos, como construcción religiosa; no tenemos aquí en
cuenta de a qué denominación pertenezcan. Pero es común un celo, algunas veces extremo hacia el
cuidado de estas edificaciones.
Me llama la atención un comentario introductorio al evangelio que narra cuando Jesús expulsó del
templo, a los vendedores de bueyes, ovejas y palomas, lo mismo que a los que cambiaban las monedas para que la gente pudiera dar ofrendas ahí, justo dentro del templo. El comentario dice que la
única vez que los evangelios presentan un acto violento de Jesús, se refieren al templo. Pero afirma
también que muchas veces los cristianos protestamos cuando se falta el respeto a nuestros templos,
cuando muchísimas veces somos nosotros precisamente quienes más los profanamos. Esto me hace
recordar en lo sagrada que decimos es nuestra madre para nosotros mismos, cuando por otra parte
somos nosotros mismos quienes más penas le hacemos pasar. El comentario después habla de que
no prestamos atención a los pobres, templos de Dios.
Pero nosotros mismos somos templos del Espíritu Santo, al menos así lo dice el apóstol San Pablo
(Cfr. 1 Cor 6, 19). De ahí podríamos obtener muchas reflexiones muy interesantes: ¿Es pecado si
pongo un tatuaje en mi cuerpo? ¿Puedo fumar, usar drogas o abusar del alcohol? ¿Por qué la Iglesia
me dice que no son aceptables los métodos anticonceptivos? ¿Por qué hay prejuicios morales para
que una mujer aborte, si es su cuerpo? Preguntas muy semejantes a estas aparecen, reclamando
equivocadamente la posesión de algo que no nos pertenece: "nuestro" cuerpo. O dime entonces, si tu
cuerpo es tuyo, ¿Entonces cuánto pagaste por él y cuándo hiciste ese pago y a quién? ¿Sabes dónde
está el momento exacto donde una vida comienza? ¿Conque es "tu cuerpo", no?. Entonces si es tan
tuyo, ¿Por qué no lo adquiriste más atlético o de otro color de ojos; por qué no lo hiciste capaz de
volar?
Nuestros cuerpos no nos pertenecen, pues han sido comprados por el mismo Jesucristo, a precio de
su propia sangre, lo dice el mismo San Pablo en esta misma carta a los Corintios. Nuestro deber es
mantener limpio este cuerpo, por dentro y por fuera. Nuestro cuerpo es una herramienta de la que
hemos sido dotados para poder interactuar con nuestros hermanos, utilizándolo para glorificar a
Dios, a veces agitando sus miembros en la alabanza, a veces usándolo como transporte de alegría y
esperanza para otras personas. Porque hay otros cuerpos, otros templos del Espíritu Santo que no
han tenido nuestras oportunidades para ser cuidado, limpiado y embellecido. Bañarse, estar limpio
y lindo no es vanidad, cuando sabemos que somos estos templos. Pero sobre todo podemos embellecer estos recintos con cualidades espirituales, para hacerlos digna morada de la presencia divina.
Amemos nuestros templos, amemos nuestros cuerpos.
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Viviendo la Cuaresma
oda la comunidad está invitada a participar en el Día de Reflexión que se llevará
a cabo el Sábado 14 de Marzo desde las 8:00AM hasta las 6:00PM en la iglesia
St. Frances Cabrini (Parroquia de St. Damián), ubicada en Atlantic Ave. & Calle 2 en
Ocean City. Admisión: $15 (incluye el almuerzo) - Tema: La Familia - Predicador:
Milton López, New York. Para más información por favor comuníquese con el Sr.
Calderón at 328-4163.
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