St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church

Celebration of the Eucharist
Saturday, 5:00 pm, Vigil Mass
Sunday, 7:00 am (Misa en Español)
8:30 am, 10:00 am, 11:30 am,
1:00 pm (Misa en Español)
6:00 pm (Youth Led Mass)
Weekday Masses
8:30 am - Mass followed by Rosary & Divine
Mercy Chaplet
Exposition of the Holy Eucharist
Tuesdays from 6:45 p.m.-9:00 p.m. in the
Chapel and Fridays from 9:00 a.m.
(immediately following morning Mass) until
10:00 a.m.
Become a Catholic
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults—for
those interested in learning more about the
Catholic religion. For more information, call
the parish office, or David Utsler at ext. 247.
Catecumenado de Adultos
Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos
(RICA) - para todos aquellos que desean recibir el Bautismo, Confirmación, Primera Comunión, o están interesados en aprender más
acerca de la religión Católica; por favor llamar à la oficina.
Reconciliation (Confesiones)
Thursdays from 6:00-7:00 p.m., Saturdays
from 3:30-4:30 p.m., or by appointment.
St. Francis of Assisi
Catholic Church
El Sacramento de la Reconciliación se celebra
jueves de 6-7 p.m. y sábado de 3:30-4:30 p.m.,
o previa cita.
8000 Eldorado Parkway
Frisco, Texas 75033
Baptism (Bautismos)
Parents and godparents must attend a Baptism class prior to scheduling the baptism.
Classes are held the second Saturday of each
month at 9:30 am in rooms A, B, C, & D. Call
the office to register.
Los padres y padrinos deberán asistir a las
clases pre-bautismales antes de programar la
fecha de bautismo. Las clases se imparten solamente el segundo sábado de cada mes a las
9:30am en el salón A y B (más información se
encuentra en el tríptico de bautismos).
Office (972) 712-2645
Anointing of the Sick
(Uncion de los Enfermos)
After business hours, call the emergency
phone at 972-974-5430 for critical situations
requiring anointing of the sick.
Después del horario de oficina, favor de marcar nuestro número de emergencia para situaciones críticas que requieren la unción de los
enfermos: 972-974-5430.
Matrimony
(Matrimonio)
Marriages require a six month preparation
period. Please call the office to inquire about
marriage preparation.
Se programarán con un mínimo de seis meses
antes del evento.
Fax (972) 712-1087
General E-Mail:
[email protected]
Website: www.stfoafrisco.org
Msgr. Larry Pichard, Pastor
Rev. Zach Webb, Parochial Vicar
Frank Reyna, Deacon, Ext. 230
Carl Macero, Deacon, Ext. 663
Gregory Kahrs, Deacon, Ext. 662
Luis Garzon, Deacon, Ext. 664
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Sociedad de San Vicente de Paul
214-619-4096
Fifth Sunday
In Ordinary Time
February 10, 2013
February 10, 2013—Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
St. Francis of Assisi is a Stewardship Parish
A Community of Christian Disciples Living as Stewards of God’s Gifts
“Holy Communion is the shortest and safest way to Heaven.” -- Pope St. Pius X
Views from the Pastor — Msgr. Larry Pichard
Lent starts in just 3 days.
Shrove Tuesday, February 12, the night before Ash
Wednesday, as much of the world celebrates wildly with Mardi Gras
or Carnival, we observe the northern European tradition of being
“shriven” or forgiven of our sins so that we can enter Lent with a
holy frame of mind. Over 1000 years ago a monk wrote in the Anglo
-Saxon Ecclesiastical Institutes: “In the week immediately before
Lent everyone shall go to his confessor and confess his deeds, and
the confessor shall so shrive him.” About a dozen priests will be
here for a giant penance service with the opportunity for individual
Confession. Because our new Church is not ready, we will not be
burning the palms as we have done in previous years since we have
no courtyard.
On Ash Wednesday, February 13, we will have 1 Mass at
8:30 am with ashes and lots of Word services with ashes. The
reason why we don’t have more Masses is that we have
overwhelming numbers of people seeking ashes in the late
afternoon and evening. With a Mass we would be enclosing a large
number of people for an hour. With our Word services with ashes
we can take care of thousands of people from 4:00 till 8:00 pm. In
between those hours we will wait for the Church to fill up, we
proclaim the best Lenten passages from Scripture in English and
Spanish, followed by the imposition of ashes and accompanied by
the best of Lenten hymns. Don’t just rush in to get ashes on your
forehead—that won’t do you a bit of good. Sit and listen to
challenging readings, reflect upon soothing music, and search deep
in your heart for the Lord’s call for you to repent from sin and seek a
new Christian life. That will do you a world of good!
Ash Wednesday is a Day of Fasting (very little food) and a
Day of Abstinence (no meat). Fasting means significantly reducing
the quantity of food that we consume; it is to be observed by all
those who have celebrated their 18th birthday and have not yet
celebrated their 60th birthday. Abstinence from meat is to be
observed by all who have celebrated their 14th birthday.
Every Friday of Lent we have a fish fry, Stations of the
Cross and Confessions. Each Friday of Lent is a Day of Abstinence
(no meat) since we remember the great sacrifice that Jesus did for
us on a Friday. Please do your Lenten Confessions early in the
season so that you can avoid the long lines of procrastinating
penitents.
Whatever you do, don’t miss the half-dat retreat here on
Friday, February 15th at 8:30 a.m., featuring one of the liveliest and
thoughtful Catholic speakers, Dr. Marcellino D’Ambrosio!
Visiones del Párroco — Mons. Larry Pichard
La Cuaresma comienza en 3 días.
El Martes de Absolución es el 12 de febrero, un día antes del
Miércoles de Ceniza, mientras que gran parte del mundo celebra desenfrenadamente el Mardi Gras o Carnaval, nosotros observamos la tradición del norte de Europa de ser “absueltos” o perdonados de nuestros
pecados y así iniciar la Cuaresma en un ambiente de santidad y gracia.
Hace más de 1000 años un monje escribió en el Instituto Anglo-Sajón
Eclesiástico: “En la semana justo antes de la Cuaresma todos deben ir
con su confesor y confesar sus pecados, y el confesor deberá absolverlo.” Alrededor de 12 sacerdotes nos visitarán aquí en la parroquia para
un evento grande de penitencia (Confesión). Como la nueva Iglesia no
está lista, no quemaremos las palmas del domingo de ramos del año
pasado, como lo hemos hecho durante los últimos años ya que no tenemos atrio.
El Miércoles de Ceniza, 13 de febrero, tendremos una Misa a
las 8:30 am en inglés con imposición de cenizas y varias Liturgias de la
Palabra bilingües con imposición de cenizas. La razón de no tener más
Misas es que tenemos una cantidad enorme de personas pidiendo cenizas en la tarde y en la noche. Con una Misa se encierra a un gran número de personas durante una hora. Con la Liturgia de la Palabra imponiendo cenizas podemos atender a miles de personas desde las 4:00 hasta
las 8:00 pm. Entre esas horas esperaremos hasta que la Iglesia se llene,
proclamaremos los mejores pasajes de la Biblia de Cuaresma en español
e inglés, después habrá imposición de cenizas, acompañado por los mejores cantos de Cuaresma. No corran solo en recibir las cenizas en su
frente—eso no les hará ningún bien. Siéntense a escuchar las lecturas
inspiradoras y retadoras, reflexionen en la música serena, y busquen en
lo profundo de su corazón el llamado del Señor para arrepentirse del
pecado y buscar una nueva vida Cristiana. ¡Eso les hará mucho bien!
El Miércoles de Ceniza es un Día de Ayuno (es decir muy poca
comida) y un Día de Abstinencia (significa no carne). Ayuno significa
reducir la cantidad de comida que consumimos; y deben hacerlo todos
aquellos que son mayores de 18 años y a quienes no han cumplido 60
años. La Abstinencia de carne deben hacerlo todos aquellos mayores de
14 años y quiere decir no comer carne—ni carne roja, ni carne blanca
como pollo o puerco. Sí, podemos comer pescado y marisco, pero no
carne de animales de la tierra ni del aire.
Cada Viernes de Cuaresma tenemos pescado frito, Vía
Crucis y confesiones. Cada Viernes de Cuaresma es Día de Abstinencia (no carne) ya que recordamos el gran sacrificio que Jesús
hizo por nosotros el viernes. Por favor hagan su Confesión de
Cuaresma con anticipación en ese tiempo y así evitar largas filas
de penitentes tardíos.
Parish Finances for Week Ending: 1/27/13
Gereral Offertory:
Building Fund:
Week
$39,313.93
$56,072.65
Attendance: 5931
Fiscal Year-To-Date
$1,241,551.29
$1,408,794.09
Annual Goal (July-June)
$1,975,902.50
$1,935,464.00
Building Fund as of 2/5/2013
Pledged:
Received:
Capital Campaign
$6,660,174
$5,105,195
Honorariums/Memorials
$681,670
$432,760
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church—Frisco, TX
Masses and LiturgicalActivities
Our Parish Staff
Sunday, February 10th
7:00 am, Misa en español – Pro Populo (LP)
8:30 am, Mass – † Louise Hornung (ZW)
10:00 am, Mass – Miguel Vasquez (LP)
11:30 am, Mass – † RoseMary Hidalgo (ZW)
1:00 pm, Misa – † James Sartin (LP)
6:00 pm, Mass – † Keith Rowe (ZW)
Tracy Brown, Financial Director, Ext. 226
Kyle Cupp, Executive Administrator, Ext. 225
Noel Johnston, Director of Facilities, Ext. 231
Mark Smith, Director of Development, Ext. 351
Nathan Byers, Associate Development Dir., Ext. 352
Anneliese Rivera, Director of Liturgy, Ext. 237
Kevin Shelley, Director of Music, Ext. 313
Laura Marquez, Director of Hispanic Ministry, Ext. 241
Greysi Bargas, Hispanic Ministry Coordinator, Ext. 227
David Utsler, Director of Faith Formation, Ext. 247
Niki MacDougall, Director of Children’s Ministry, Ext. 229
Kathy Deschaw, FF Administrator, Ext. 232
Tammy Weber, Director of Youth Ministry, Ext. 358
Jenny Rohde, Middle School Ministry Director, Ext. 244
Anthony D’Ambrosio, Youth Ministry Musician, Ext. 234
Lauren Harbour, Director of KDO, Ext. 235
Ginny Milich, Safe Environment Coordinator, Ext. 228
Kate Disbrow, Bookkeeper, ext. 360
Alma Geller, Reception, Ext. 221
Carlos Gaona, Custodian and Maintenance, Ext. 238
Adelaida Gaona, Custodian, Ext. 238
Antoyne Davis, Custodian, Ext. 238
Monday, February 11th
8:30 am, Mass – Marie Huemueler (ZW)
Tuesday, February 12th
8:30 am, Mass – † Rae Ianniello (LP)
6:45 pm, Adoration CANCELLED
7:00 pm, Shrove Tuesday Confessions, Chapel
Wednesday, February 13th
Ash Wednesday
7:00 am, Word Service, Great Hall
8:30 am, Mass – Jerry Robinson (ZW)
12:15 pm, Word Service, Great Hall
4:00 pm, Continual Word Service Until 8:00 pm, Great Hall
Thursday, February 14th
8:30 am, Mass – † Juanita Garza and Meliton Garza (LP)
6:00 pm, Reconciliation, Chapel
Please Pray For
Friday, February 15th
8:30 am, Mass – † Ted Scafidi (ZW)
9:00 am, Adoration Cancelled; Retreat by Dr. D’Ambrosio
6:00 pm, Meager Meal, Conference Rooms
7:00 pm, Stations of the Cross, Great Hall
7:00 pm, Reconciliation, Sacristies
8:00 pm, Stations of the Cross in Spanish , San Damiano Room
Please pray for the sick and suffering of our parish: Ana
Goyburu, Arnulfo Ibarra, Jeffrey Horsely, Lili Schuman, Daniel
Orozco, Isabella Jimenez, Bill Viverito, Obdulia Ruiz, Matthew
Gunsallus, Nick Camps, Pat Corey, Joe Herrera, Guadalupe
Ochoa, Susan Graber.
Saturday, February 16th
8:30 am, Mass – † Grace Moses (ZW)
3:30 pm, Reconciliation, Chapel
5:00 pm, Mass – † Gloria Jurado (LP)
Please pray for the recently deceased: Maria del Socorro
Magallanes, Paul Anthony Lyons Jr., Maria Martinez, Paul
Bloemendaal, Consuelo Elizondo, Bernard Duve , Mercedes
Monteagudo, Jeanne War, Nathan Small, Humberto Ferado,
Juan Gudino, Isaias Francisco.
Sunday, February 17th
7:00 am, Misa en español – (ZW)
8:30 am, Mass – (LP)
10:00 am, Mass – (ZW)
11:30 am, Mass – (LP)
1:00 pm, Misa en español – (ZW)
6:00 pm, Mass – (LP)
MAJOR PARISH EVENT CALENDAR
SUNDAY
Feb. 10
MONDAY
11
Donuts
17
18
KofC Café
8th Grade Confirmation Retreat
5th Grade Vocations
Awareness
24
25
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
12
13
Shrove Tuesday
Reconciliation Service
Ash Wednesday
19
20
26
27
THURSDAY
14
4
5
6
HS Confirmation Retreat
* For ministry meetings and events, please contact your specific ministry
SATURDAY
15
16
Lenten Events
8th Grade Confirmation Retreat
8th Grade Confirmation Retreat
21
22
23
Men’s ACTS Retreat
Men’s ACTS Retreat
Lenten Events
Men’s ACTS Retreat
28
Mar. 1
2
Lenten Events
HS Confirmation Retreat
HS Confirmation Retreat
7
8
9
Women’s ACTS Retreat
Lenten Events
ACTS
ACTS
Daylight Savings
Men’s ACTS Retreat
Donuts
3
FRIDAY
February 10, 2013—Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Ministerios de la Comisión Hispana
LITURGIA
Confesiones.
Iniciamos la Cuaresma con el Martes de Absolución. Habrá
confesiones por más de 12 sacerdotes de 7 a 9 pm. en nuestra parroquia San Francisco de Asís. Español e inglés.
Junta Mensual de Comisión Hispana.
La junta será el jueves 14 de febrero a las 7:00 pm. Salón
San Damiano.
TIEMPO DE CUARESMA… ¡Reserva estas fechas!
Miércoles de Ceniza. Miércoles 13 de febrero. Liturgia Continua de la Palabra Bilingüe. De 4:00 a 8:30 p.m.
Viernes de Vía Crucis. Convivencia con Pescado Frito a las
6:00 pm. Confesiones de 7:00 a 9:00 pm. y Vía Crucis en español para adultos y niños a las 8:00 pm.
FORMACIÓN DE FE – Niños / Grupo Juvenil / Quinceañeras
Ministerios Invitados al Viernes de Vía Crucis
Febrero 15.
Encuentro Matrimonial
Febrero 22.
Grupo Guadalupano
Marzo 1.
Formación de Fe y Ministerios de Liturgia
Marzo 8.
Movimiento Familiar Cristiano
Marzo 15.
Grupo de Oración y Grupo para Padres
Marzo 22.
Grupo Juvenil y Jóvenes Adultos
Capacitación de Ministros de Eucaristía.
Invitamos a todos aquellos que desean ser Ministros de Eucaristía (distribuir el Cuerpo y Sangre de Cristo) y a quienes actualmente sirven a la próxima capacitación el sábado 2 de
marzo de 12:30 a 2:00 pm. en el Gran Salón.
Taller de Primera Comunión.
Obligatorio para padres y alumnos que recibirán su Primera
Comunión en Mayo de este año. Sábado 2 de marzo de 10
am. a 12 pm.
JÓVENES
¡Únete a nosotros!
¡A Todos los Jóvenes de San Francisco!
Si eres adolescente entre 13 y 17 años de edad
¡Quieres conocer y realizar actividades con jóvenes de tu edad!
Deseas aprender y crecer en tú FormAción HumAna y EspirituaL
¡Únete al grupo de Jóvenes, Instrumento de Tu Paz Jrs!
¿Cuándo? Domingos después de la Misa de 1:00p.m.
Salones C y D.
Si eres mayor de 18 años y estás soltero
¡Únete al grupo de Jóvenes Adultos!
¿Cuándo? Domingos después de la Misa de 1:00p.m.
Salón San Damiano.
ADULTOS
MATRIMONIOS
Preparación Matrimonial.
Para parejas que viven en unión libre o civil y desean recibir el
Sacramento del Matrimonio. Ayuda a la pareja a profundizar y
fortalecer su relación, a entender la diferencia entre un matrimonio civil y un matrimonio sacramental. En inglés es el sábado 23 de febrero, 2013 de 8:00 am a 4:30 pm en la Iglesia de
Santo Tomás de Aquino 6306 Kenwood Ave. Dallas, TX 75214.
Para más información 214-528-2240.
Estamos de regreso… ¿Por qué ser Católico? ¿Te gustaría
conocer más sobre tu fe y la enseñanza de la Iglesia? Si
deseas unirte a un pequeño grupo y aprender junto con
otros adultos. Tenemos grupos en diferentes y aquí en San
Francisco. Por favor comunícate a la Oficina del Ministerio
Hispano al 972.712.2645.
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church—Frisco, TX
Community Life
Faith Formation
The Squires would like to invite you and your family to our
monthly Breakfast Café on Sunday, February 17th following the
8:30 am and 10:00 am masses. We will be serving fresh pancakes, ham, country potatoes, scrambled eggs, biscuits, jelly,
yogurt, seasonal fruit, orange juice, and coffee. Prices are $3 for
children, $5 for adults, $16 maximum for the family. Please join
us for a morning of food, fellowship, and fun.
Father Zach invites all 5th grade students of St. Francis to a
Vocations Awareness Day on Monday, February 18, 2013 at
St. Francis. The students will have the chance to hear what
exactly a sister, brother, deacon, or priest do every day, as
well as ask any questions they want. There will also be recess
time filled with fun and games at Warren Park (weather permitting). To RSVP please contact Kathy Deschaw at
[email protected] by February 11.
Attention Young Adults in your 20s & 30s - We are excited to
introduce The CATHOLICISM Project! CATHOLICISM is a groundbreaking Documentary Film Series and multi-media Study Program. The ten 60-minute DVD episodes take viewers around
the world and deep into the Faith, spanning over 50 locations in
15 countries – stunningly filmed in high-definition. We will be
meeting as a group twice a month starting in February to watch
and discuss these DVDs. To sign up or for additional details,
please visit us in the Narthex after Mass this weekend (Feb 9-10)
or next weekend (Feb 16-17) or email us at [email protected].
Beth Moore’s Old Testament study, “A Woman’s
Heart” Open to all women in the parish, MOMS is
hosting a nine week study written by the nationally
celebrated Christian Author, Beth Moore. A Woman's Heart is a wonderful journey on how we as
Christian Women can build a tabernacle in our hearts
to allow our precious Lord to dwell within us. Each participant is
asked to contribute $15 to cover the cost of materials and will
meet on Tuesday mornings from 9:30 to 11:30 in the San Damiano Room, beginning February 19th. Childcare is not available. Please register via email to [email protected].
The next MOMS Monthly meetings are Tuesday, February
12th at 6:30pm, and Wednesday, February 13th at 9:30am in
the San Damiano Room, and our topic is “Stress, Anxiety and
Worries”. We invite all mom to join us, we welcome new members every month and childcare is available with advance notification. MOMS IS NOT a playgroup, and it isn’t about our kids!
We are a community of mothers at St Francis supporting each
other in faith and friendship, strengthening ourselves spiritually
so we can best serve our families. For more information, visit
our website, www.stfrancismoms.com or email us at [email protected].
The Reality of Hunduras: On Saturday, February 16th at 6:00
pm in the San Damiano Room, Sister Teresita Gomez, a sister of
Notre Dame and a Honduran who has worked with much effort
on behalf of the poor for the majority of her 80 years, will be
here to speak to us about “Reality of Honduras”. Please attend
to learn how we as a parish community can help the suffering in
Honduras. Questions? Email Geralyn at [email protected].
There will be no Middle School classes held on Wednesday,
February 13th at 6:30PM in observance of Ash Wednesday. Classes for Wednesday, 6:30PM Middle School students
will resume on Wednesday, February 20th. Middle School
class will be held for students who attend class on Sunday,
February 10th.
Men’s ACTS Retreat February 21-24, 2013: The next Men’s
ACTS Retreat is coming up soon! ACTS stands for Adoration,
Community, Theology, and Service. The retreat will be held at
Lake Lavon Baptist Camp in Princeton, Tx. We will leave for
the retreat center from the church on Thursday evening February 21, 2013 at 6:00pm and return to the church on Sunday
February 24, 2013 for the 11:30am Mass. The cost of the retreat is $185, but do not let the cost of the retreat keep you
from participating. Registration forms are available in the Narthex. If you require financial assistance or need more information, please contact the Retreat Director John Gertas at
214-882-1703 or the Co-Directors Anthony Cimo at 214-5078549 or Pat Herring at 214-766-9645.
Kids Day Out registration is here! If you have a child ages
18months-5 years old and are interested in our KDO Preschool program; come by the education wing during KDO
hours during the month of February. Or call our office at
972.712-1657 and we would be glad to help you out. We look
forward to hearing from our new families.
Financial Peace University is back again! We all need a plan
for our money. Financial Peace University (FPU) is that plan! It
teaches God's ways of handling money. Through video teaching, class discussions and interactive small group activities,
FPU presents biblical, practical steps to get from where you
are to where you've dreamed you could be. This plan will
show you how to get rid of debt, manage your money, spend
and save wisely, and much more! FPU classes meet on Tuesday nights for around an hour and a half each week for nine
weeks, beginning on Tuesday, March 5th. For more information, visit www.daveramsey.com/fpu or contact us by
email, [email protected].
February 10, 2013—Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Lenten & Easter Schedule 2013
Ash Wednesday, February 13
7:00 A.M. Word Service (English)
8:30 Mass (English)
12:15 P.M. Word Service (English)
4:00 P.M.-8:00 P.M. Continual Word Service with imposition of ashes
(Bilingual)
Each rotation lasts about 20 minutes or so. You may come and go as you
please. We hope that you will spend some time in meditation to hear the
readings and listen to the music.
Friday Night Lenten Events
~Fish Fry 6:00 p.m.
~Stations of the Cross (English) 7:00 p.m.
~Stations of the Cross (Spanish) 8:00 p.m. Children’s Stations of the Cross in
Spanish will take place at 8:00 p.m. in the San Damiano Room.
Confessions will be heard by our parish priests during the time that Stations of
the Cross are taking place each Friday evening, 7:00-9:00 p.m. Our regular
Reconciliation schedule will remain in effect as well: Thursdays 6:00 p.m.-7:00
p.m. and Saturdays 3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Babysitting will be available between 6:45 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. Reservations
are strongly recommended and may be made by contacting our Safe Environment Coordinator, Ginny Milich, at 972-712-2645 ext. 228 or
[email protected]. If sitting spaces are still available after the events
have begun, they will be filled on a first come, first serve basis.
Wednesday, March 20 AND Wednesday, March 27-Confessions from 6:00
p.m. until done.
The Church encourages us to make Confession a regular part of our spiritual
life, especially during the holy season of Lent. March 20 and 27 Confession
times have been designed for those Catholics who may have been away from
the church to return to this incredible source of God’s grace, mercy and healing. In order for our regular parishioners to avoid longer than normal wait
times, we encourage you to attend one of our regularly scheduled Confession
times listed on this page.
Holy Thursday, March 28--No Confessions today
Morning Prayer 8:30 a.m.
Mass of the Lord’s Supper 7:30 p.m. (Bilingual) followed by Adoration until
midnight
Good Friday, March 29--No Confessions today
Morning Prayer 8:30 a.m.
Passion of the Lord followed by the liturgy in Spanish 3:00 p.m.
Passion of the Lord liturgy in English 7:30 p.m. English
Holy Saturday, March 30--No Confessions today
Morning Prayer 10:00 a.m.
Blessing of Easter Baskets 10:30 a.m.
Easter Vigil 8:30 p.m.
Easter Sunday, March 31
7:00 a.m. Bilingual
8:30 a.m. English
10:00 a.m. English
11:30 a.m. English
1:00 p.m. Spanish
6:00 p.m. English
Divine Mercy Sunday, April 7
Recitation of the Divine Mercy Chaplet
Exposition of the Holy Eucharist
2:15 p.m. Spanish Service
3:30 p.m. English Service
SEMANA SANTA Y PASCUA 2013
Martes de Absolución. 12 de febrero
7:00 PM
Confesiones por 12 sacerdotes. Bilingüe (en español e
inglés)
Miércoles de Ceniza. 13 de febrero
7:00 AM
Liturgia de la Palabra en inglés
8:30 AM
Misa (horario regular) en inglés
12:15 PM
Liturgia de la Palabra en Inglés
4:00 – 8:00 PM
Liturgia Continua de la Palabra Bilingüe. Cada segmento de Liturgia es aprox. 20 minutos.
Con lecturas y cantos (en español e Inglés) e Imposición de Cenizas. Esperamos que tengan un tiempo de meditación para escuchar las lecturas y la
música.
Viernes de Vía Crucis y Compartir.
6:00 PM
Comida con pescado frito
8:00 PM
Vía Crucis en Español en el Gran Salón
8:00 PM
Vía Crucis para niños en Español Salón San Damiano
Confesiones. Habrá Confesiones durante el Vía Crucis cada viernes en la
tarde de 7:00 a 9:00 PM. Continuaremos con el horario regular de Confesiones los jueves de 6:00 a 7:00 p.m. y sábado de 3:30 a 4:30 PM.
* Guardería. Estará disponible en los eventos de Viernes de Cuaresma
entre las 6:45 a 9:00 PM.
Confesiones. Marzo 20 y 27
A partir de las 6:00 PM hasta la última persona. La Iglesia nos exhorta
hacer la Confesión, una parte regular de nuestra vida espiritual, especialmente durante el tiempo de Cuaresma. El 20 y 27 de marzo han sido designados para aquellos católicos quienes han estado alejados de la iglesia
y regresan a la increíble fuente de gracia de Dios. Para evitar largas filas a
nuestros miembros de la parroquia que asisten usualmente a este sacramento les pedimos por favor confesarse con anticipación en el horario
regular y durante los viernes de Cuaresma. No esperen hasta el último
momento.
Semana Santa.
Jueves Santo. Marzo 28 – No hay confesiones
Oraciones de la Mañana 8:30 AM en inglés
Misa de la Última Cena del Señor 7:30 PM Bilingüe seguido por Adoración
hasta medianoche
Viernes Santo. Marzo 29 – No hay confesiones
Oraciones de la Mañana 8:30 AM en inglés
Pasión del Señor seguido de la liturgia 3:00 PM en español
Liturgia de la Pasión del Señor 7:30 PM en inglés
Sábado Santo. Marzo 30.
Oraciones de la Mañana 10:00 AM en inglés
Bendición de las Canastas de Pascua 10:30 AM
Vigilia Pascual 8:30 PM Bilingüe (español e inglés)
Pascua. Marzo 31.
Domingo de Pascua. 7:00 AM Misa Bilingüe. 1:00 PM Misa en Español
Divina Misericordia. Abril 7.
Coronilla de la Divina Misericordia y Exposición del Santísimo. 2:15 PM
español / 3:30 inglés.