Saint Mary Roman 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
January 26, 2014—Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
DIVISION
It is a situation that plays itself out in more and
less significant ways: Christians divided.
A CYO basketball game between two neighboring
parishes. Parents of the young players scream
insults and threats at one another and assert
their "superiority."
A Protestant and a Catholic church sit on adjoining properties. Each is vigilant about having
parking violators removed from its own "private"
parking lot.
An old pastor retires but continues to reside at
the parish. A new pastor arrives and quickly
finds his faith "community" choosing sides
against him.
Saint Paul addresses similar disagreements in
the early church at Corinth. He encourages the
church there to make up their differences and to
be united again in their belief and practice.
Today's first reading from Isaiah speaks of a
people weighed down by the yoke of sin and
darkness. Certainly the bickering and differences
among us can be classified as such. The Gospel
tells of the beginning ministry of Jesus. The Light
has come, encouraging us to "repent, for the
kingdom of heaven is at hand.”
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
Awakenings 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
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.
Office (Oficina): 919 734-5033
FAX: 919 580-0730
E-Mail: [email protected]
Web: www.saintmarygoldsboro.org
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 Sanctuary Lamps
for the week of January 26 to February 1
Church Lamp: will be lit in Loving Memory of
David L. Cary
by his wife & daughters
Chapel Lamp: will be lit in Loving Memory of
Billy Bryant
Office: 919 735-1931
FAX: 919 735-1917
E-Mail: [email protected]
[email protected]
by his family
SCHOOL STAFF
Mrs. Lynn Magoon, Principal……………………………………..ext. 33
Mrs. Anne Marie Gambella, Admn. Assistant…………...ext. 11
MAINTENANCE STAFF
Mr. Harold Jones, Supervisor…………………………………….ext. 31
Mr. Larry Jones , Assistant………………………………………...ext. 31
Mass Intentions for January 25 to February 2, 2014
Saturday,
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.
Sunday,
5 p.m.
Frances T. Long, dec.
by Paul & Pat Gambella
7 p.m.
Shirley Burbidge, dec.
by St. Mary Parish
10 a.m.
Therese S. Roberts, dec.
by Agnes Harris & Sandra &
Bob Shackleford
1 p.m.
Monday,
9 a.m.
Andy Johnson, dec.
By St. Mary Ladies Guild
Tuesday,
9 a.m.
Christopher T. Scher, dec.
by St. Mary Parish
SACRAMENTAL LIFE
Penance and Reconciliation
Saturday ~ celebrated from 4-4:30 PM and by appointment.
Baptism
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.
Wednesday
Thursday,
Marriage
If you wish to receive the sacrament of the sick during a
prolonged illness or before surgery, please call the office.
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.
No
No Mass
9 a.m.
7 p.m.
Contact the Deacon six months in advance of the ceremony.
Sacrament of the Sick
Pro Populo
Rev. Robert F. Shea, dec.
by Judy Farfour
Spanish Mass
Friday,
9 a.m.
Mikiala M. Etheridge, dec.
by Sheila & Louis Clark
Saturday,
5 p.m.
Jeanne Wolfe, dec.
by Henri & Marianne
Andrews
7 p.m.
Spanish Mass
10 a.m.
Lorenzo McPhatter, dec.
by his wife
Sunday,
1 p.m.
Pro Populo
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Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
A Special Valentine’s Evening for Married Couples
Thursday, February 13th
St. Mary School Auditorium
Starting at 7PM
Light hors d’oeuvres will be served while you are lead
through an evening of song, story and reflection
with Bob Donius
Cost: $15.00 per couple
To Register call the Parish Office at 919-734-5033
ext. 10 or 26
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
the those in need in Wayne County.
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January 26, 2014
Parish Calendar
Sunday, January 26—3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
* Faith Formation High school & Middle school, classrooms
11:15am to 12:45pm
* Faith Formation K to 5th grade, classrooms, 11:30am to
12:30pm
* RCIA, Lounge, after 10:00am Mass
* TYM selling Donuts & Cocoa, outside Church, after Mass
* Spanish Language Choir Practice, Church, after 1:00pm
Mass
Monday, January 27
* K of C Directors Meeting, Cafeteria, 7:00pm
Tuesday, January 28
* SMS Open House, school, 9:00am to 2:00pm
* Ecumenical Prayer Service & Breakfast, Church/
Auditorium, 10:00am
* SVDP Meeting, 6th grade classroom, 6:00pm
* Confirmation, Church, 6:00pm
* Confirmation Reception, Auditorium, after Mass
Wednesday, January 29
* No Meetings
Ladies Guild Meeting
Monday, February 3rd
All members are asked to bring personal products including
sheets and towels to this meeting for your winter outreach
program.
Guest Speaker: Kriqitte Davies from the Wayne Uplift
Board.
All Ladies of the parish are invited to join us for an evening
of prayer and fellowship.
A Request from our Parish Auction Committee
When shopping the after Christmas sales keep the St. Mary
Parish Auction in mind. Think about a gift for the Auction.
There will also be some great January sales. The Auction is
one of the larger fund raisers for the parish. The Auction
will take place at the end of May and will be chaired by the
St. Mary Ladies Guild Board. We ask all Ministry heads
and any Parishioners who can help with the auction
to attend our first planning meeting on Tuesday, January 21st in the Lounge at 7PM. Any questions can be
directed to Maureen Prys 919-778-8793 or
[email protected].
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.
Thursday, January 30
* 10:00am Choir Practice, Church, 7:00pm
Friday, January 31
* School Liturgy, Church, 9:00am
* Spanish Language Choir Practice, Church, 6:00pm
Saturday, February 1
*
*
*
*
First Reconciliation, Church, 9:00am
5:00pm Choir Practice, Church, 3:30pm
TYM Souper Bowl Collection, outside church, after Mass
TYM Youth Night, Auditorium, after Mass
Sunday, February 2—The Presentation of the Lord
* SVDP Breakfast, Cafeteria, 9:00am to noon
* Faith Formation Classes K to 5th, classrooms, 11:30am
to 12:30pm
* Faith Formation Classes Middle & High School, classroom
11:15am to 12:45pm
* RCIA, Lounge, after Mass
* AAMEN Meeting, Parish House, after Mass
* TYM Souper Bowl Collection, outside Church, after Mass
* Spanish Language Choir Practice, Church, after 1:00pm
Mass
Offertory Report
January 12
Budgeted:
Over (Under)
$7,848.83
$7,750.00
$
98.83
Capital Improvement: $1,191.36
Second Collection February 2: Saint Mary School
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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.
Please also remember in your prayers all of our
parishioners who are in the military especially those
who are deployed.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
2 Samuel 5:1-7, 10; Psalm 89:20-22, 2526; Mark 3:22-30
Tuesday:
2 Samuel 6:12b-15, 17-19; Psalm 24:710; Mark 3:31-35
Wednesday:
2 Samuel 7:4-17; Psalm 89:4-5, 27-30;
Mark 4:1-20
Thursday:
2 Samuel 7:18-19, 24-29; Psalm 132:1-5,
11-14; Mark 4:21-25
Friday:
2 Samuel 11:1-4a, 5-10a, 13-17; Psalm
51:3-7, 10-11; Mark 4:26-34
Saturday:
2 Samuel 12:1-7a, 10-17; Psalm 51:1217; Mark 4:35-41
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Sunday:
Malachi 3:1-4; Psalm 24:7-10; Hebrew
2:14-18; Luke 2:22-40 [22-32]
Worldwide Marriage Encounter
The next Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekends are
Feb. 7-9, 2014 in Asheville, NC and May 16-18, 2014 in Raleigh, NC. Early sign up is higly recommended. For more
information visit our website at: http://
NCMarriageDiscovery.org or contact us at [email protected] or 704-315-2144.
The 2014 Bishop’s Annual Appeal funds 30 ministries in
the areas of charity, evangelization and worship. Jesus
taught us to go out and spread the Good News. The BAA
funds all or portions of programs and ministries that attempt to evangelize across Eastern North Carolina. 100
years ago, there were less than 25,000 Catholics in the
entire state, today we continue to grow and number nearly
500,000 in Eastern North Carolina alone. In addition to
providing grants to assist new missions from forming in
the more rural areas of the Diocese, funds are also crucial
to the tens of thousands in faith formation programs in
each of our parishes as well as the 31 Diocesan schools
and early childhood centers attended by nearly 9,000
young men and women. BAA funding also supports Catholic Radio and Hispanic Catholic Radio as well as the NC
Catholic magazine to each registered parishioner. It also
helps fund retreat centers and Marriage classes. Overall,
the BAA will provide over $6 million in the upcoming year
to help those in physical and spiritual need. You are invited to learn more through the parish, in today’s bulletin
insert or online at BAA.DiocesOfRaleigh.org. Thank you for
your participation.
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
The prayers surrounding baptism often speak of being
"clothed in Christ," and clothes are an important consideration. In ancient times, adults were probably baptized without
any clothes at all, and old texts survive asking people to
leave fancy garb and jewelry behind as they enter the font.
Baptism was typically in a private place, the community
waited elsewhere, and the casting off of clothing was hardly
a public moment, nor was it embarrassing in ancient cultures where privacy was largely unknown.
Nonetheless, what was left behind on one side of the font
was replaced on the other as a white robe was wrapped
around the newly baptized. It was a robe of honor, a dazzling sign of a new beginning for a society that valued clothing as a sign of personal identity. For the newly baptized, a
whole week in white garments was the rule, through the
second Sunday of Easter, called "Sunday in Albis," because
of all the folks wearing their baptismal robes.
--Rev. James Field, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.
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HSTYM
MSTYM
ST. MARY’S TOTAL YOUTH MINISTRY
“Making A Difference for Jesus”
Saturday, January 25th—Confirmation Class Day of Reflection.
Sunday, January 26th—Faith Formation Classes for Middle
& High School
Tuesday, January 28th—Confirmation Mass 6PM.
St. Mary TYM Information
February 1st & 2nd—Souper Bowl Collection after Masses
February 1st will also be our Youth Mass and TYM Youth
Event Evening.
February 15th—Pork BBQ Fundraiser—Tickets on sale in the
Parish Office cost is $7.00.
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.
Saint Mary School Corner
Jan 15th-31st “Pastabilities” Spaghetti Drive for
SVDP
Jan 27th sibling registration
Jan 28th Ecumenical Prayer Service 10:00 am
Open House 9:00-2:00
Jan 29th Parent/Student Lunch PK,1st,3rd,5th,7th
grades
Jan 30
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Respect Life
Respect for all Life
By Redemptorist Father Robert Wojtek
Faith Formation Schedule
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January 26, 2014
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th
th
Parent /Student Lunch K,2 ,4 ,6 ,8
grades
Skate Night 5:00-7:00 pm
Jan 31st Closing of Catholic Schools week
Mass 9:00 am and Buddy Bingo 2:00pm
On Respect Life Sunday we invoke Our Lady of Guadalupe
as the Patroness of the Unborn, since her image in the apparitions is that of a pregnant woman. Furthermore, in the
seven years after her apparitions, approximately 8 million
Aztecs converted to Catholicism, leaving behind a culture of
death that practiced human sacrifice, including infant sacrifice. We invoke the intercession of Our Lady to end the
injustices of abortion, euthanasia and the neglect of people’s basic human needs.
I can not help but remember the famous phrase of the late
Cardinal Joseph L. Bernardin. Referring to the church’s
moral teaching, he pointed out that our respect for life
must include all life; it has to be a “seamless garment.” We
cannot profess to be pro-life and in favor of the death penalty at the same time. I am not referring here to personal
opinions, but to church teaching. This is part of who we are
as Catholics.
As we look at the teachings in the light of our present day
reality that includes millions of Catholic immigrants, we
cannot allow the media and the politicians to hijack the
truth of our Catholic teachings. Every human life comes
from God, is sacred and is to be respected. The image of
God that we reflect is not dictated by color or language or
economics. Our basic human dignity lies in the fact that we
are all children of God and any type of discrimination is
therefore a sin. The human person always has priority over
structures and material goods; in fact, these systems
should be at the service of the human person and not vice
versa.
Day after day, families are being separated as people seek
honest work to support their loved ones. Violence against
immigrants has increased and very often goes unreported
for fear of being deported (consequently, real crime statistics are unknown). Legislatures try to introduce draconian
measures that in no way address the overall reality. Millions of our own Catholic people are suffering under the
guise of Christ the immigrant and even many more millions
of our own Catholic people do not recognize them. We are
faced with Lazarus and the rich man once again. The great
sin of the rich man was that of omission, what he failed to
do for Lazarus. It was not that he insulted him, kicked,
punched or beat him. He simply did not care to recognize
his needs.
As we pray for life, we pray for all life; as we seek respect
for life, we must respect all life. Isn’t it interesting that this
month, that starts off with Respect Life Sunday, also coincides with the month in which we celebrate Hispanic heritage? It’s ironic that the patroness we invoke to respect life
appeared in Mexico, where many of our immigrants come
from. Could it be that we are being invited to actively reach
out in love to our immigrant brothers and sisters as we also
pray for them, respect them and seek justice for them?
Respect Life Sunday takes place in October as does the
celebration of Hispanic Heritage, but with our concentration
on the March for Life we wanted to keep in our thoughts
that Respect Life is not just about abortion but about respect for all life. We must remember the threat to our elderly, those with mental impairments, those on death row,
immigrants, etc. To fully embrace Respect Life it must include ALL Life.
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Saint Mary Roman Catholic Church
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Goldsboro, N. C.
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January 26, 2014
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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.
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.
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Goldsboro, N. C.
DIVISIÓN
Es una situación que se presenta con más o menos importancia: cristianos divididos.
Un juego de baloncesto de la CYO pone a dos equipos de
parroquias vecinas en oposición. Los padres de los jóvenes
que juegan se insultan y lanzan amenazas unos a otros para
mostrar su "superioridad".
Una iglesia protestante y una católica están en propiedades
aledañas. Cada una está alerta para remover a los que se
estacionan violando las señales "privadas" de dónde estacionar.
Un pastor de avanzada edad se jubila y permanece como
párroco emérito residente en su parroquia. Un nuevo párroco
toma su lugar y muy pronto se entera de que su
"comunidad" de fe no está de acuerdo con sus decisiones.
San Pablo se enfrenta a desacuerdos similares que ocurrían
en la iglesia joven de Corinto. Él los anima a que se pongan
de acuerdo y a que vivan unidos en el mismo pensar y sentir.
La primera lectura de hoy tomada del profeta Isaías habla de
un pueblo agobiado por el peso del pecado y la oscuridad.
Ciertamente las disputas y diferencias entre nosotros se
pueden catalogar así. El Evangelio nos cuenta sobre el inicio
del ministerio de Jesús. La luz ha llegado y nos anima a cambiar "nuestra vida y corazón porque está cerca el Reino de
los Cielos".
Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.
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
Requisitos:
Solicitarla 2 meses antes
Estar bautizado (a)
Donación
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
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE
Esta semana recordamos la memoria de san Juan Bosco
conocido como "Don Bosco". Es curioso el apelativo de "Don"
ya que es un título para nobles señores. En siglos pasados
era el título común para un sacerdote diocesano, mientras
que el título hermano se reservaba para sacerdotes y hermanos religiosos. En la Iglesia católica existen dos clases de
sacerdotes. Unos son diocesanos o seculares quienes dedican
su vida a la diócesis a la que pertenecen. Estos sacerdotes
hacen voto de celibato y obediencia al obispo local. El otro
grupo de sacerdotes son los que pertenecen a órdenes religiosas. Ellos viven en comunidad y hacen votos de pobreza,
celibato y obediencia a su comunidad.
En muchas partes a todos los sacerdotes religiosos o diocesanos se les llama "padre". Este título fue usado en la Primera Iglesia y durante la Edad Media para honrar a hombres
santos, ya fueran laicos o sacerdotes. Se les llamaba "padres"
sólo cuando habían llegado a mostrar, con una larga vida,
que podían animar a los demás con su buen ejemplo. Todos
los sacerdotes debían vivir de tal manera que merecieran el
título de padre, sin desearlo directamente.
--Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch
Co.
Tercer Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
Reflexionemos sobre la Palabra de Dios
Imaginémonos un grupo grande de viajeros perdidos en medio
de un bosque espeso y una noche sin estrellas. No pueden ver
el camino, ni siquiera se pueden ver unos a otros. Poco a poco
van deambulando en diferentes direcciones tratando desesperadamente de encontrar el camino en medio de árboles inmensos mientras que se siguen separando más y más. Súbitamente se ve la luz brillante y blanca de una linterna en los bordes
del bosque. El temor de ellos se disipa con la oscuridad y al
dirigirse hacia la luz todos se reúnen de nuevo, y se alegran al
descubrir el camino que los sacará del bosque.
La imagen de la luz en la oscuridad es la fibra que va hilando
todos los domingos del tiempo Ordinario entre la Navidad y la
Cuaresma. Nos recuerda que la Luz del Mundo, cuyo comienzo
celebramos durante el tiempo de Adviento y Navidad, es la
misma luz de Cristo, cuya llama nos purificará e iluminará durante la Cuaresma y encenderá el fuego del Espíritu Santo en
nosotros durante la cincuentena pascual.
Nuestra primera lectura de esta semana se asemeja a la salvación del “distrito de los paganos” para iluminar y disipar la
oscuridad, la angustia y la pesadumbre. El Evangelio de Mateo
personifica a Jesús como la luz que surge en la “Galilea de los
paganos” y que atrae a los pescadores para que juntos se dispongan a seguirlo. Pablo nos exhorta a seguir unidos
—Virginia Stillwell
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LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Lunes:
2 Samuel 5:1-7, 10; Salmos 89 (88):2022 , 25-26; Marco 3:22-30
Martes:
2 Samuel 6:12b-15, 17-19; Salmos 24
(23):7-10; Marcos 3:31-35
Miércoles:
2 Samuel 7:4-17; Salmos 89 (88):4-5, 27
-30; Marcos 4:1-20
Jueves:
2 Samuel 7:18-19, 24-29; Salmos 132
(131):1-5, 11-14; Marcos 4:21-25
Viernes:
2 Samuel 11:1-4a, 5-10a, 13-17; Salmos
51 (50):3-7, 10-11; Marcos 4:26-34
Sábado:
2 Samuel 12:1-7a, 10-17; Salmos 51
(50):12-17; Marcos 4:35-41
Domingo:
Malaquías 3:1-4; Salmos 24 (23):7-10;
Hebreos 2:14-18; Lucas 2:22-40 [22-32]
Vivamos la Palabra de Dios
¿Cómo responderás a la invitación de esta semana para orar
por la unidad de los cristianos? ¿Dejarás que las palabras de
Pablo te iluminen para conocer otra tradición cristiana?
¿Irías a algún evento en la iglesia de tu vecino?
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