BTN Feb-23-2014 - Saint Mary`s Catholic Church

Saint Mary Roman Catholic Church
1000 North Jefferson Avenue, Goldsboro NC 27530-3141
919-734-5033
Rev. Patrick Keane, Pastor
Deacon Webster James
February 23, 2014—Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
EUCHARISTIC LITURGY
Weekend
Saturday Vigil
5:00PM English
7:00PM Spanish
Sunday
10:00 AM English
1:00 PM Spanish
Sábado ~ 5:00 PM En Inglés
Sábado ~ 7:00 PM En Español
Domingo ~ 10:00 AM En Inglés
Domingo ~ 1:00 PM En Español
Weekdays
9:00 AM Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
lunes, martes, jueves, Viernes
7:00 PM jueves en Español
No Mass on Wednesday
No hay Misa los miércoles
Holy Days
9:00 AM and 7:00 PM No Vigil Masses
Adoración al Santisimo 9:00 AM y 7:00 PM
First Friday Adoration begins after morning Mass
and ends with Benediction at 7:00 PM.
Todos los viernes primero de mes de 10:00 AM a 7:00 PM
WELCOME VISITORS AND NEWCOMERS
New members may register by calling the parish
office (weekdays from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM).
Mission Statement
Saint Mary is a diverse Catholic community working
together to live the Gospel, grow in faith through the
Eucharist, and share our gifts in service to others.
WELCOME HOME RETURNING CATHOLICS
Landings is designed to help people return to
Mass and the Sacraments.
Call the office for information.
Saint Mary Roman Catholic Church
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Goldsboro, N. C.
PARISH DIRECTORY
Altar Flowers
CHURCH
Office (Oficina): 919 734-5033
FAX: 919 580-0730
E-Mail: [email protected]
Web: www.saintmarygoldsboro.org
Altar flowers may be given in memory of
a loved one or in honor of a person or
event.
You may make arrangements for flowers
by calling the parish office at 734-5033
ext. 10 or 26.
PARISH STAFF
Rev. Patrick Keane, Pastor……………...………………………..ext. 27
Deacon Webster A. James………...……………………………….ext. 29
Director of Faith Formation
Mrs. Carole Sears………………………………………………………..ext. 34
Liturgy Coordinator
Mrs. Debbie Gambella, Parish Secretary..……………..….ext. 10
Mrs. Kathy Hennessy, Parish Secretary………..………....ext. 26
Mrs. Tracey Davis, Parish Bookkeeper…….…………..…..ext. 28
Mrs. Elvira Ponce, Hispanic Ministry…………………………..ext. 22
Mrs. Vicki Ellis, Choir Director, 10:00 AM
Mr. Philip Eubanks, Organist
Mr. Van Tran, Sacristan
SCHOOL
The Church Sanctuary Lamps
If you would like to have the Sanctuary Lamp in the
Church or the Chapel lit in Memory of or in
Honor of an individual or for a special occasion
please call the Parish Office
at 919-734-5033 ext. 10 or 26 to arrange this.
Donation is $20.00.
Office: 919 735-1931
FAX: 919 735-1917
E-Mail: [email protected]
[email protected]
SCHOOL STAFF
Mrs. Lynn Magoon, Principal……………………………………..ext. 33
Mrs. Anne Marie Gambella, Admn. Assistant…………...ext. 11
Mass Intentions for February 22 to March 2, 2014
Saturday,
5 p.m.
Keith Messina, dec.
by Marianne & Henri
Andrews
7 p.m.
Spanish Mass
10 a.m.
Danny McNally, dec.
by McNally Family
1 p.m.
Pro Populo
Monday,
9 a.m.
No Mass
Tuesday,
9 a.m.
No Mass
MAINTENANCE STAFF
Mr. Harold Jones, Supervisor…………………………………….ext. 31
Mr. Larry Jones , Assistant………………………………………...ext. 31
PASTORAL ADVISORY COUNCIL
Chair Hank Daniels, Vice-Chair John Marguglio
Secretary Sharon Thomas
Finance Council Chair John Heeden
Steve Balli, Richard Conger, Sheila Covar, Tiffany Ingram,
Sam Jernigan, Joseph Jones, Paula Long.
SACRAMENTAL LIFE
Penance and Reconciliation
Saturday ~ celebrated from 4-4:30 PM and by appointment.
Baptism
Sunday,
Wednesday
Thursday,
Baptisms are during Mass the third weekend of each month.
Preparation is required before scheduling the time and date.
Call the Parish Office to register for baptismal class.
No
No Mass
9 a.m.
7 p.m.
No Mass
No Mass
Marriage
Contact the Deacon six months in advance of the ceremony.
Sacrament of the Sick
If you wish to receive the sacrament of the sick during a
prolonged illness or before surgery, please call the office.
Friday,
9 a.m.
No Mass
Saturday,
5 p.m.
Andy Johnson, dec.
by Vince & Gail Bobrowski
7 p.m.
Spanish Mass
10 a.m.
Holly Farfour, dec.
by Tempie Farfour
Communion
If you wish to receive communion from a Eucharistic
Minister due to illness, age, or handicap, please call the
the office. These visits are made after the Mass has been
celebrated.
Sunday,
1 p.m.
Pro Populo
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Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
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February 23, 2014
Parish Calendar
Sunday, February 23—7th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Feb. 24th
Feb. 28th
World Marriage Encounter Weekend
May 16-18, 2014
Raleigh, NC
Early sign up is highly recommended. For more information visit the website at
http://NCMarriageDiscovery.org or contact us at
[email protected] or call
704-315-2144
See Page 6 of this Bulletin for information on the
Diocese of Raleigh Pilgrimage to the Basilica of the
National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in
Washington, D.C.
Join us for Breakfast on Sunday,
February 2nd from 9:00am to
noon.
The St. Vincent de Paul Society
will be glad to cook for you. We
serve eggs, grits, sausage, pancakes and biscuits with orange
juice, apple juice, coffee, tea and
hot chocolate.
Donations are welcome and help us with our outreach to
those in need in Wayne County.
Knights of Columbus State Raffle
Tickets available from all Knights after
Masses on Feb. 8/9, 15/16, 22/23 and
March 1/2, 8/9, 15/16, and 22/23
Drawing: May 17, 2014 at the state convention (need not
be present to win).
First Prize: 7 Day Alaskan Cruise including airfare for 2
plus $700 cash.
Second Prize: 7 Night Hawaiian vacation including airfare for 2 plus $500 cash.
Third thru seventh prizes: $200 each.
Auction 2014
Our Auction this year will be held on Friday,
May 2, 2014.
We need your help to make this the success it
should be! Please, call the Parish Office at
919-734-5033 ext. 10 or 26
If you can give a few hours of your time to help!
* Faith Formation Middle & High School, classrooms,
11:15am to 12:45pm
* Faith Formation K to 5th grades, classrooms,
11:30am to 12:30pm
* RCIA, Lounge, after 10:00am Mass
* Spanish Language Choir Practice, Church, after 1:00pm
Mass
Monday, February 24
* No Morning Mass today
* K of C Directors Meeting, Cafeteria, 7:00pm
Tuesday, February 25
* No Morning Mass today
* SVDP Meeting, 6th grade classroom, 6:00pm
* Perpetual Novena, Chapel, 6:45pm
* Legion of Mary, Library, 7:00pm
Wednesday, February 26
* Bible Study, Galatians, 6th grade classroom, 7:00pm
Thursday, February 27
* No Morning Mass today
* 10:00am Choir Practice, Church, 7:00pm
* No Spanish Mass this evening
Friday, February 28
* No Morning Mass today
* Spanish Language Choir Practice, Church, 6:00pm
Saturday, March 1
* 5:00pm Choir Practice, Church, 3:30pm
* Youth Mass, Church, 5:00pm
* TYM Spaghetti Dinner, Cafeteria, 6:00pm
Sunday, March 2—8th Sunday in Ordinary Time
* SVDP Breakfast, Cafeteria, 9:00am to noon
* Faith Formation Classes, Middle & High school,
Classrooms, 11:15am to 12:45pm
* Faith Formation Classes K to 5th, classrooms, 11:30am
to 12:30pm
* RCIA, Lounge, after Mass
* AAMEN Meeting, Parish House, after 10:00am Mass
* Spanish Language Choir Practice, Church, after 1:00pm
Mass
Offertory Report
February 9
Budgeted:
Over (Under)
$9,344.02
$7,750.00
$1,594.02
Priests’ Retirement: $1,751.00
Second Collection March 2: Saint Mary School Support
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Saint Mary Roman Catholic Church
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Goldsboro, N. C.
In our thoughts and prayers:
Pray for the intentions of those in nursing facilities, the
homebound, the chronically ill, and those who are critically
ill.
Please remember in a special way the following parishioners
who have requested your prayers: Ralph Bailey, Judy Cordeiro, Lee Davis, Marjorie Dixon, Hattie Evans, Agnes Harris,
Bertha Kish, Erma Lawrence, Denise Lewis, Dorothy Lewis,
Billie Myers, Benjamin Raposa, and Terry Williams.
If you would like your name included in the Prayers for the
Sick in the Bulletin please contact our coordinators for
“Prayers for the Sick”, Gloria at 919-734-3810 or JoAnn at
919-736-7266.
Most parishioners realize that their Bishop’s Annual Appeal
gifts support the hungry, the homeless, the frail and the
sick. But your help goes beyond that. Every parishioner
benefits from the BAA. Every Catholic School and parish
faith formation program, like the one here in our parish, is
helped by your gift. Marriage preparation programs, seminarian and deacon formation as well as a host of other
spiritual and educational activities exist through God’s
grace and your generosity. If you have not participated
thus far, BAA pledge envelopes are available in the church
or you can donate online at BAA.DioceseOfRaleigh.org.
Thank you for your generosity.
Please also remember in your prayers all of our
parishioners who are in the military especially those
who are deployed.
Career Opportunity:
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
James 1:13-18; Psalm 19:8-10, 15; Mark
9:14-29
Tuesday:
James 4:1-10; Psalm 55:7-11a, 23; Mark
9:30-37
The Knights of Columbus is seeking a Field Agent for a
career opportunity representing their insurance program.
They offer a complete benefits package with this full-time
position. In order to qualify, one must be eligible for membership in the Knights of Columbus. For more information,
please contact, Christopher Mahoney, General Agent at
919-845-5595 or via email at
[email protected]
Wednesday: James 4:13-17; Psalm 49:2-3, 6-11; Mark
9:38-40
Thursday:
James 5:1-6; Psalm 49:14-20; Mark 9:4150
Friday:
James 5:9-12; Psalm 103:1-4, 8-9, 11-12;
Mark 10:1-12
Saturday:
James 5:13-20; Psalm 141:1-3, 8; Mark
10:13-16
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Isaiah 49:14-15; Psalm 62:2-3, 6-9; 1
Corinthians 4:1-5; Matthew 6:24-34
Sunday:
Keep brining your cookies for the
USO to distribute to the airmen on
the Base.
Drop off on Mondays at the Parish
Office. Please, include your name
and address on your donation of
cookies as Mrs. Duffley would like
to send thank you notes to those
who are so generous to our service men and women.
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
Olive oil looms large in the vocabulary of baptism. There are
other oils in the pantry closet, from grapeseed to safflower
to canola, but only olives yield the proper meanings. Olives
don't just happen; they are cultivated, nurtured, pruned,
and fussed over; they are a sign of human and divine cooperation. Olives can thrive in poor soil, but they cannot survive without human ingenuity, planting shoots and pruning
branches. They can't be popped from a tree and munched
like apples: they are inedible without long curing; neither do
they yield their oil to hand pressure alone, but only to huge
stone mills. Abundant patience is needed as sediment sinks
to the bottom of storage barrels and pure oil rises to the
surface.
Olive oil is a byproduct of peace: war keeps harvesters,
planters, and pruners within city walls and turns millers into
soldiers. To obtain oil from olives you need vast measures of
hope, patience, faith, and ingenuity. Olive oil is a sign of
God's bounty and the way we human beings collaborate with
God to bring about impossibly wonderful results. It is creation at its finest. Some people give chocolate eggs for Easter; perhaps olive oil is a more appropriate gift!
--Rev. James Field, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.
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Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
HSTYM
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MSTYM
ST. MARY’S TOTAL YOUTH MINISTRY
“Making A Difference for Jesus”
Faith Formation Schedule
Sunday, February 23—Faith Formation Classes, Middle and
High School.
Sunday, March 2—Faith Formation Classes, Middle and High
School
Sunday, March 9—No Faith Formation Classes.
Sunday, March 16– Faith Formation Classes, Middle and
High School
St. Mary TYM Information
March 1st—Youth Mass and Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser in
place of Youth Event.
March 8th—All Day Ice Skating Event, lunch, and Mass at
Sacred Heart Cathedral.
March 8th– Chosen By Christ –Diocesan Middle School
Retreat Camp Dixie-Fayetteville, NC. For more information
contact the Parish Office at 919-734-5033 ext. 26.
Saint Mary School Corner
Keeping Spirit and Faith in Education
February 23, 2014
Respect Life
Words of Wisdom on End of Life Issues
The Scriptures provide a sound foundation and a sure direction in helping us to respond to end-of-life questions by
offering three major points: 1) life is a basic, but not absolute, good: 2) we are to be stewards of life, but we don’t
have complete control and 3) we understand death in the
context of belief in new life.
In the creation story in Genesis, we hear of the goodness
of all creation (Gn.1:31) and in a special way, the sacredness of all human life, for we are created in God’s image
(1:27). Human life, then, possesses a dignity, rooted in
who we are, rather than in what we do. Life is holy, deserving of respect and reverence. We know from experience that life is the foundation for all other goods: friendship, love, prayer and all the other ways we enjoy and
serve God and neighbor.
Life, however, is not an absolute good. There is a greater
good: our relationship with God. We would not, for example, destroy our relationship with God through sin in order
to save our physical life. The powerful witness of martyrs—
and especially Jesus– testifies to this truth.
Stewardship, our second major point, must be distinguished from dominion. Stewardship implies that we have
the responsibility to care for something which is not totally
our own possession. Dominion, on the other hand, claims
an ultimate control. Life as we have already seen, is a gift
of God, to be respected and reverenced. Jesus’ whole life
modeled the idea of stewardship, creatively nourishing the
gift of life (see John 6:22-71).
The third point the Scriptures offer us is the conviction that
death marks the transformation to new and eternal life.
This belief does not deny the reality of death, along with its
suffering and separation. Yet life is changed, not ended.
Our belief in everlasting life is rooted, of course, in the
transforming experience of the resurrection of Jesus (see
Luke 24:1-53; John 20:1—21:25). We, too, trust in God’s
loving faithfulness.
~http://www.americancatholic.org/Newsletters
If you or someone you know missed our Open House you can
still have a personal tour of Saint Mary School with our Principal, Mrs. Magoon. Just call the school office at 919-7351931 ext. 11 or email: [email protected] to
arrange a date and time for your tour.
EIC Tournament
The EIC Tournament is the weekend of March 7, 8 & 9.
the school students will have a half day on Friday,
March 7th.
Week of February 24th…
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2nd grade has the Bake Sale on Thursday, Feb.
27th
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Friday, February 28th is a full day of school, with
school Liturgy at 9:00am
The following food items are needed by
our St. Vincent de Paul Society to help
them in assisting those in Wayne County.
Peanut Butter (large and small), jelly,
cereal, peas, mac n’ cheese, potted
meats (salmon, Treet, Spam, chicken,
tuna), soups but not chicken or tomato
soups. Thank you for your generosity!
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Saint Mary Roman Catholic Church
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Goldsboro, N. C.
February is African American History Month and during the month we have been highlighting some local,
Catholic African American History. As we come to the end of February we are going to take a look at an
array of questions and short answers about African or Black Catholics in history. Some from the Bible,
some well known and loved Saints, some African American Catholics that many of us have never heard of
and some Black Catholic Saints we may not be familiar with. We thank our African-American Catholics
for the rich cultural heritage they bring to our faith.
Who was the first African mentioned in the Gospels?
The first African in the New Testament was mentioned in the Gospel of Matthew, Simon of Cyrene
(Matthew 27:30). Simon was pressed into service to carry the cross of Jesus. This event is highlighted in
the fifth station of the cross.
Who was the black “Wise Man” ?
The Magi, in the Infancy Narrative, refers to Melchior, whose blackness remains today in the Christmas
crib set.
St. Monica (feast day: August 27) was the Mother of St. Agustin. Monica was an African woman of great
faith who prayed for her son to turn against evil. Before her death, Monica had the great joy of knowing
that her son, Agustin, had come back to God and used his talents to build up Christ’s Church.
St. Augustine (feast day: August 28) was born in Tagaste, Africa and was the son of Saint Monica. At the
age of 33, he turned back to God and was baptized Catholic. St. Augustine was ordained a priest and later
Co-Bishop of Hippo. He led a holy and simple life, writing over 200 books, letters, and sermons. His writings are still read today.
Who was the first black Bishop in the United States?
Bishop James Healy, Bishop of Portland, Maine, in 1875.
Who was the first black President of Georgetown University?
Fr. Patrick Healy, SJ in 1874
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Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
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February 23, 2014
Renew your faith and deepen your devotion with a one day Diocesan Pilgrimage to the Basilica of the
National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC on Saturday, April 5, 2014
The cost for the Pilgrimage is $20 per person ($40 for 2 persons, $60 for a family of 3+), which includes
lunch at the Basilica. Transportation is not included and will be arranged by parishes that combine together for bus transportation or on your own.
Activities available at the Shrine, which is included in your registration fee, consist of Mass with Bishop
Burbidge, the Rosary prayed in different languages, tours led by the staff and Diocesan Seminarians,
Exposition and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, Confession, Stations of the Cross, a scavenger hunt,
activities for children, visits to the book store, and free time.
To register for the Pilgrimage call the Parish office at 919-734-5033 ext. 10 or 26.
Deadline for registration is March 15, 2014.
TYM Spaghetti Supper Fundraiser
Saturday, March 1, 2014
After 5:00pm Mass
Cost: donation
Come out and support our TYM
All proceeds from this Spaghetti Supper
will help our teens
attend various events throughout the year.
We want our teens to be involved but we need your
support to help them attend Diocesan
and other events.
Thank you!
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Iglesia Católica Romana Santa María
Afirmación de misión
La parroquia de Santa María es una
comunidad católica y diversa que
trabaja junta para vivir el
evangelio, crecer en fe por la
Eucaristía y compartir nuestros
talentos en servicio a otros.
Directorio
Padre Patrick Keane 919 734-5033 ext. 27
Bautismos—Elvira Ponce 919-252-0768
Sacramentos
Bautismo: Asistir a la preparación, padres y padrinos y
fijar la fecha con el sacerdote.
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Goldsboro, N. C.
ES MEJOR DAR QUE RECIBIR
Las palabras de Jesús continúan contrastando la practica y
Ley judía con los seguidores de las enseñanzas de Jesús. El
Evangelio de hoy continúa con una ligera variación de la
frase "Ustedes han oído que se dijo. . ." y "yo les digo que. .
." Las antiguas leyes de venganza se escribieron para mitigar
las represalias severas y vengativas tan comunes entre los
pueblos que rodeaban al pueblo guerrero de Dios. Aquellas
personas que querían ser seguidores de Jesús también estaban rodeadas por personas empeñadas en vengarse. Por lo
que Mateo presenta a Jesús pidiendo a sus seguidores que si
alguien los golpea en una mejilla que pongan la otra.
Él les pide a las personas que lo escuchan que den más de lo
que alguien les pida. Jesús nos pide amar y orar por nuestros conciudadanos y los extranjeros, a los que amamos y a
quienes nos odian.
Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.
Confesión: Sábados de 4:00pm a 4:30pm
Para enfermos en el hospital o en casa comuníquese
con la parroquia.
Unción de los Enfermos: Si usted quiere recibir el sacramento
por enfermedad u operación favor de comunicárnoslo.
Comunión para enfermos: Si tiene algún familiar en el
hospital o en casa que desee recibir la comunión
comuníquese con la parroquia.
Matrimonios: Iniciar la preparación con seis meses de
anticipación.
Platicas Pre-Bautismales
Requisitos:
Asistir a las pláticas, padres y padrinos
Traer copia del acta de nacimiento del niño (a)
Traer copia del acta de matrimonio de los padrinos
Llenar una solicitud por niño.
Estar registrados o registrarse en la parroquia.
Confirmaciones
Estar bautizado
Haber hecho la primera comunión
Ser mayor de 15 años
Presentación de 3 Años
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE
Requisitos:
Solicitarla 2 meses antes
Estar bautizado (a)
Donación
Aún lo recuerdo, estaba viajando en el metro de la ciudad de
Roma cuando subieron dos mujeres con niños. Vestían como
si fueran a una fiesta de disfraces. Noté que todas las personas las evitaban. Eran gitanas, esas a las que mi mamá y
mis tías me iban a dar si no me portaba bien. Los gitanos no
tienen una buena reputación entre las naciones. Tienen la
misma reputación de los pastores de Palestina que vivieron
en tiempos de Jesús. Se piensa que son ladrones e inmorales,
gente a la que hay que tenerle miedo.
Sin embargo, decimos que Jesús es nuestro Buen Pastor. En
Jesús, todas las personas que jamás creeríamos capaces de
alcanzar la santidad, lo logran. Tal es el caso del Pelé o Zeferino Jiménez, un gitano que en 1936 fue fusilado por militares españoles. El motivo de su muerte fue la enseñanza y
difusión de la fe en Cristo. Su muerte fue la cumbre de una
vida de fe como franciscano seglar. El ejemplo de vida que
este gitano nos dio, logró hacer que los españoles lo respetaran y olvidaran sus prejuicios en contra de su gente.
Además de eso, evangelizó a sus hermanos gitanos.
XV Años
Si cumples y/o deseas celebrar tus XV años en los primeros 6
meses del año te invitamos a inscribirte para la preparación:
Requisitos:
Estar bautizada
Haber hecho la primera Comunión
Inscribirse con 4 meses de anticipación
Asistir a la preparación
Donación
Abogado Certificado en Migración
El ministerio social católico tiene un abogado autorizado y
reconocido para casos de migración Si usted necesita algún
servicio comuníquese con:
Jim Palmer Tel. (252) 355-5111 (Habla español)
2717 Memorial Boulevard, Greenville
--Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, (c) J. S. Paluch Co.
Séptimo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
23 de febrero de 2014
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LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
La Campaña Anual del Obispo 2014 financia 30 ministerios en
el área de caridad, evangelización y culto. Recíentemente,
usted recibió información en su casa y aquí en la Iglesia en
torno a la Campaña Annual del Obispo Esto impacta a toda
nuestra comunidad, pero más importante, proporciona asistencia crítica a aquellos más necesitados a lo largo de la
Diócesis. Además, una vez que logremos nuestro objective en
nuestra parroquia, el 80% o 100% de los fondos recibidos se
devolverán a nuestra parroquia para utilizarlos en nuestra
comunidad. En nombre del Obispo Burbidge, quiero directamente agradecerle su generosa participación en la Campaña
Anual del Obispo este año. Sí usted aun no participa, le pido
que considere una donación. Los sobres los encuentra aquí en
el salon de la parroquía y también puede realizer una donación
en línea. En general, la Campaña Anual del Obispo brindará
más de $6 millones de dólares este año para ay8udar a
aquellos nedesitados física y espiritualmente. Usted está invitado a aprender más a través de la parroquia, en el boletín
de hoy o en línea ingresando a BAA. DioceseofRaleigh.org.
Gracias por su participación.
Lunes:
Santiago 3:13-18; Salmos 19 (18): 8-10,
15; Marco 9:14-29
Martes:
Santiago 4:1-10; Salmos 55 (54):7-11a,
23; Marco 9:30-37
Miércoles:
Santiago 4:13-17; Salmos 49 (48):2-3, 611; Marco 9:38-40
Jueves:
Santiago 5:1-6; Salmos 49 (48):14-20;
Marco 9:41-50
Viernes:
Santiago 5:9-12; Salmos 103 (102):1-4,
8-9, 11-12; Marco 10:1-12
Sábado:
Santiago 5:13-20; Salmos 141 (140):1-3,
8; Marco 10:13-16
Domingo:
Isaías 49:14-15; Salmos 62 (61):2-3, 69; 1 Corintios 4:1-5; Mateo 6:24-34
Divorciado? Vuelto a casar? Pensando en casarse con
alguien que se divorció? ¿Tiene preguntas acerca de la
libertad de casarse en la Iglesia Católica? ¿Sabía usted que el
Tribunal está disponible para responder a estas y otras preguntas que usted pueda tener acerca de volverse a casar en
la Iglesia? Por favor, póngase en contacto con el Padre Jonathan Woodhall (919-821-9758) con sus preguntas, o usted
puede visitar nuestro sitio web http://
www.dioceseofraleigh.org/how/tribunal para más información.