An Evening in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe An Evening in honor

Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa
Pro Cathedral Founded September 1, 1772
Mass Schedule
Saturday: 7:00 am, and 5:30 pm Vigil
Sunday:: English
Sunday
English:: 7:00 am, 9:00 am,
11:00 am and 6:00 pm
Spanish: 12:30 pm and 7:30 pm
Weekdays:: 7:00 am and 12:10 pm
Weekdays
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday:: 4:00 - 4:30 pm
Saturday
19th Sunday in Ordinary Time • August 7, 2016
An Evening
in honor of
SAVE THE DATE
Mission San Luis Obispo
La Mesa de los Padres
Invites you to join us at
Old Mission Parish Hall
Saturday,
Saturday,
August 27, 2016
Starting at 6:00 pm
6 pm Social • 7 pm Dinner
Catered by the Del Monte Café
and the Mission Crew
Entertainment, Raffles,
Live and Silent Auctions
Our Lady
of Guadalupe
Mother of a World
without Borders
$115 per person
Reserved Seating
Tickets available at:
Mission San Luis Obispo
de Tolosa ProCathedral
Celebration of our Heritage
Celebración de la Herencia Misionera
August 19th is the Feast Day of our Patron,
Saint Louis, Bishop of Tolouse.
We try to schedule our Heritage Mass
as close to the Feast Day as possible.
Heritage Mass
Misa de la Herencia Misionera
Sunday, August 21, 2016
11:30 am Mass
Fr. Russell Brown and Fr. Braulio Valencia
Mission Parish Office
751 Palm Street
Or charge by phone:
781-8220
Weekdays 9 am - 5 pm
(Wednesdays Noon to 5 pm)
Auctioneer: Gil Stork
Honorees: Bill & Faith Ann Fieldhouse
Ma. Lolita & Nicholas Pimienta
Win a table for 8 at La Mesa
Get Your Tickets in the Parish Office.
Tickets for a “table of 8” at La Mesa de los Padres Dinner to be held
August 27, 2016 are now available in the Parish Office. Food, wine, live
and silent auctions plus entertainment in the Hall and Gardens!
Tickets are $25.00 each, or 3 for $60.00. Value of a table for 8 is $930.00.
Drawing will be held Wednesday August 10, 2016.
The La Mesa de los Padres Committee also needs YOU!!
We would appreciate help in securing items, phone help, picking up items,
putting gift baskets together and more. Please call the Parish Office, 7818229, leave your name and phone number and someone will contact you.
Thank you for anything you can do to help.
Barbecue to follow in the Patio and
gardens, we hope you will join us
for this special day.
There will be a Taco stand,
barbecued hamburgers and hot dogs,
lemonade and water.
No charge but freewill offerings accepted.
Dessert donations needed
If you would like to bring something to share
for our dessert table, drop your items off in
the Parish Hall any time after the 7 am Mass
that day. Cookies, brownies, cupcakes,
or your favorite.......yum!
IMPORTANT:
On August 21, 2016, we have combined
our 11:00 am and 12:30 pm Masses to
one bilingual celebration at 11:30 am.
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Parish Center
Social Justice Ministry
Meets the first Tuesday of every month at 7 pm in the
Serra Center. Join us to learn what our new projects are,
and what you can do to help.
There will not be a meeting of the Social Justice committee
in August. Next meeting will be September 6th
Administration
Rev. Russell Brown, Pastor
Rev. Braulio Valencia, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Jim Nisbet, In Residence
Deacon Chuck M. Roeder, Permanent Deacon
Deacon Jim Burrows, Permanent Deacon
Mr. Michael Susank, Principal Mission College Prep
Ms. Tina Ballantyne, Principal Old Mission Elementary
Office:
It is estimated that 2.5 million people across the world are
victims of human trafficking, many of them children. They may
become part of the sex trade, be compelled to do brutal manual
labor, or be used as expendable military forces in wars far away
from their homelands. Let us remember them in our prayers.
Prayer to End Human Trafficking
751 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Phone: (805) 781-8220 Fax (805) 781-8214
E-mail: [email protected]
Lord, our hearts go out to the millions of people
around the world who are victims of human trafficking.
We pray for their well-being and safe release.
May we one day live in a worldwhere every person
can live without fear of exploitation. Amen.
Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 9 am to 5 pm
Wednesdays Noon to 5 pm
Chapel Hours: Monday thru Friday 9 am to 4 pm
-adapted from the Unbound Organization
Website:
4 Stages of Marriage
www.missionsanluisobispo.org
Use your bar code scanner for quick
access to our Parish Website
Parish Staff & Ministries
Unless otherwise noted, all phone numbers are
Ext. # (Voice Mail Extensions)
781-8220
26 Fr. Russell Brown
Pastor
16 Fr. Braulio Valencia
Parochial Vicar
32 Deacon Chuck Roeder
Permanent Deacon
14 Deacon Jim Burrows
Permanent Deacon
11 Theresa Shipsey
Business Practices
13 Corina Onato
Office Manager
20 Erika Zaldumbide
Office Assistant
15 Terry Burrows
Faith Formation, Altar Servers
29 Evan O’Reilly
Youth Ministry
35 Donna Fioravanti
Baptisms
23 Erika Siciliano
Faith Formation Assistant
18 Rosalba Torres
Office Assistant, Translations
19 Patty Moyer Pepper
(441-7901) Pastoral Care Ministry
38 Gayne Pinto-Bennett
(704-1373) Bereavement Ministry
Eucharistic Ministers/Lectors
36 Minerva Soto
Gift Shop Manager
22 Iva Svitek • Music Ministry
Jocelyn Roeder • (544-2707)
Liturgy Coordinator
Nancy Kelso-Doody
(748-0775) Events &
Environment Coordinator
Jack & Eunice Pierce
(541-4464)
Landings Program
Finance Council
Gayla Newman
Ann Palmer
Charles Porter
Andy Carlin
Chris Will
The 4 stages of marriage are: (1) Romance, (2) Disillusionment,
(3) Misery, and (4) Awakening. Many marriages experience
the first 3 Stages. Marriages that end in divorce never make it
to the 4th Stage of Awakening. Don’t give up without learning
about the 4th Stage of Awakening. If your marriage suffers
from Disillusionment or Misery please contact Retrouvaille
(pronounced retro-vi with a long i). For confidential
information about or to register for the program beginning with
a weekend on September 23-25, 2016 call 831-479-1260
or email: [email protected] or visit the web site at
www.HelpOurMarriage.com
Schools &
Campus Ministry
Old Mission School
(543-6019)
Ms. Tina Ballantyne, Principal
761 Broad St., SLO 93401
www.oldmissionschool.com
Mission College Preparatory
(543-2131)
Mr. Michael Susank, Principal
682 Palm St., SLO 93401
Newman Catholic Center
(543-4105)
Fr. John Ulrich, S.M. and
Fr. Kevin Duggan, S.M.
1472 Foothill, SLO 93401
Summer video series opportunity
Are you interested in viewing Bishop Robert Barron’s
Catholicism DVD series? In breathtaking and high-definition
cinematography, view the truth, goodness and beauty of
Catholicism. Journey with Bishop Robert Barron to more than
50 locations throughout 16 countries and be illuminated by the
spiritual and artistic treasure of this global culture that claims
more than one billion people. If you are interested in this
opportunity, go to this link:
http://doodle.com/poll/u95qfndsc6362tn8
Ministries
or use this QR code for easy access to
the site. On the poll, tell me when you
are available during the week of August
15th to watch the video here at Mission
SLO. Then I will pick a time that works
for most. Any questions or clarifications
contact Terry Burrows in the parish office,
781-8220 ext 15.
Gift Shop & Museum
(543-6850)
Open 7 days per week
9 am - 4 pm (Winter hours)
(9 am - 5 pm Summer hours)
Social Justice Ministry
Delores Winje (543-4064)
St. Vincent de Paul
(544-7041)
Public Assistance
Tuesdays at Prado 2-3 pm
Thursdays at Old Mission
3-4 pm by Appointment only
Catholic Charities Office
541-9110
Old Mission Thrift Store
www.missionthrift.com
2640 Broad Street, SLO
(544-0720)
Mon-Sat 10 AM - 6 PM,
Sunday 12 - 4 PM
Old Mission Cemetery
(541-0584)
C
are for Creation
Check out thestoryofstuff.org – especially timely
during our drought!
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Mass Intentions
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Readings For This Week
EFLECTION OF THE WEEK
August 7, 2016
19th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jesus told the disciples not to be
afraid, but rather to get sturdy
purses to hold all they will receive
from God. If they served God,
their reward would be great—but
it would not be the reward of
worldly wealth. In the second part
of the Gospel, Jesus preached the
message of watchfulness and being
ready for his return. In a servant
explanation of his point, Jesus told
them that God would be so happy
to see them at the banquet that God
would put on an apron and cook a
meal for them. This is similar to the
message Jesus gave the disciples at
the Last Supper when he washed
their feet in service.
Reflection question:
Adult: Other than Jesus, which of
the ancestors of Christian faith has
served as the greatest example to
you? Why?
Child: Which person of the Bible has
been a good example to you of how
to live?
Reflection and questions from RCL Benziger.
http://rclblectionary.com
Listen and remember through Word and Bread
Sun, 8/7: Wis 18:6-9; Ps 33:1, 12, 18-22;
Hb 11:1-2, 8-19; Lk 12:32-48
Mon, 8/8: Ez 1:2-5, 24-28c; Ps 148:1-2, 11-14;
Mt 17:22-27
Tue, 8/9: Ez 2:8 — 3:4; Ps 119:14,24,72,103,
111,131; Mt 18:1-5, 10, 12-14
Wed, 8/10: 2 Cor 9:6-10; Ps 112:1-2, 5-9;
Jn 12:24-26
Thur, 8/11: Ez 12:1-12; Ps 78:56-59, 61-62:
Mt 18:21 — 19:1
Fri, 8/12: Ez 16:1-15, 60, 63; Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6;
Mt 19:3-12
Sat, 8/13: Ez 18:1-10, 13b, 30-32;
Ps 51:12-15, 18-19; Mt 19:13-15
Sun, 8/14: Jer 38:4-6, 8-10; Ps 40:2-4, 18;
Heb 12:1-4; Lk 12:49-53
Confused Catholic?
Inactive Catholic?
Alienated Catholic?
An Invitation to Consider
COMING HOME AGAIN
(We’ve missed you.)
If you’ve been away from the church,
or are drifting away from it,
if you’ve been hurt by the church,
or are confused or angry because of your Catholic
experience, please consider our invitation to come
and talk with us.
If you are an active Catholic
who would like to assist with this ministry,
we welcome your help.
LANDINGS
Mission San Luis Obispo
Jack Pierce • 541-4464
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19th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Entrance Chant:
# 652 You Have Called us
Kyrie: # 924 Mass of Spirit and Grace
Gloria: # 925 Mass of Spirit and Grace
READINGS BEGIN ON PAGE 198
Responsorial Psalm 33 Blessed the people
the Lord has chosen to be his own.
Alleluia: # 926 Mass of Spirit and Grace
Presentation of the Gifts: # 383 The Summons
Mass of Spirit and Grace: Holy # 928 • Mystery of Faith # 931
Amen # 932 • Agnus Dei # 933
Communion Chant: # 585 Many and Great
# 399 These Alone are Enough
Sending Forth:
# 381 Take the Word of God With You
Initials in italics indicate scheduled Presider
SATURDAY AUGUST 6
7:00 (JN) Int of Tomas V. Abelkis
†Octavia Calonico
5:30 (BV) †Nicolas M. Baran
†Ernie Martin Sr.
SUNDAY AUGUST 7
19th Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:00 (JN) †Patti Moerman
†Jim Zanoli
9:00 (RB) †Mary Amaral
†Stephanie McIntyre
11:00 (JN) †Moses Luis
†Livia Seim
12:30 (BV) †Otto Kimball
6:00 (RB) †Katharine Oldson & Bill Oldson
7:30 (BV) Intention of Parishioners
MONDAY AUGUST 8
7:00 (JN) †Patti Moerman
†Eddie Sanchez
12:10 (JN) Int of Brandon S. Cunningham
Int of Frank Dufault
TUESDAY AUGUST 9
7:00 (RB) †Christine Takahashi
12:10 (RB) Int of Maria Jackson
†Phyliss Manier
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10
7:00 (JN) Int of Birute M. McBride
†Ophelia Dancel
12:10 (BV) †Jose Luis Carrera
†Norm Cheney
THURSDAY AUGUST 11
7:00 (BV) †Sigute Marija Abelkis
†Victoria Quintana
12:10 (BV) †Leonardo Mara
†Orlando Melendez
FRIDAY AUGUST 12
7:00 (BV) †Patti Moerman
†David Sterling
12:10 (BV) Int of all Living &
Deceased Veterans
Int of Robert Kimball
SATURDAY AUGUST 13
7:00 (BV) †Mary Flor Serpa, Family & Friends
5:30 (RB) †Ernie Martin Sr.
Int of Jane Hansen
SUNDAY AUGUST 14
20th Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:00 (RB) †Ramona Cangialosi
†Rose Agbunag
9:00 (RB) Int of Anna Garcia
11:00 (RB) †Moses Luis
†Mary Torrez
12:30 (BV) †Polivas K. Abelkis
6:00 (JN) †Mary Flor Serpa, Family & Friends
7:30 (BV) Intention of Parishioners
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Prayer Requests...
If you or a member of your family
would like the faith community of
Mission Parish to join you in prayers
for special needs, contact the parish
office at 781-8220. We do occasionally
take some names off of the list printed
in the bulletin. The current list contains
names received since June 30, 2015.
If we have taken a name from the printed list of a
person still in need of prayers, please give us a call
and we will happily put him or her back on. Please
take some time this week to remember the following
in your prayers:
• For all in our parish family who are suffering
serious or terminal illness
• For Armed Forces Men and Women on Active
Duty, and for
Valerie Lambert
Pam Lawler
David Lewelling
Terry Lovejoy
Manuel Luvano
Ben Mangabat
Susan & Renee
Martinez&family
Vern Mason
Ashley Mathis
Carol McDowell
Enrique Melendez
Trish Michalski
Keith Middleton
Ellen Miller
Dawn Mirabelli
Brian Myracle
Anita Naylor
Cira Mejia Nevi
Cecilia Nievez
Jesse Nieves
Julian Nieves
Julianna Nievez
Nievez Family
Eileen O’Melveny & family
Nancy Page
Connie Pillsbury
Jack & Christine
Poggemeyer & Family
Brian Porterfield & family
Sean Porterfield
Alex Putnam
Dana Rasmissen
Frank Reed
Susan & Erich Reich
Rosemary Rivera
Paprocini Rodriguez
Charles Saint Vincent
Jenna Scott
Connie Smith
Diane Suderman
Susi & Erich
Shannon Thompson
Joyce Villa
Marcos Villalobos
Keona Walker
Diane Whittaker
Carolyn Wirth
R.I.P. † All who have died this week.
Fr. Jim Nisbet’s
Scripture Class
7:00 pm Mondays in the Hall
10:30 am Tuesdays in the Hall
The classes run one hour
each in the form of a lecture
with opportunity for
questions at the end. They
are separate areas of studies.
Scripture Study
Reflect on Readings for this
coming Sunday’s Masses.
Scripture study meets each
Wednesday at l:00 pm,
following the 12:10 Mass in
the Serra room. We read the
scripture for the following
Sunday and reflect on and
discuss the readings. As
a group we nourish one
another by sharing our faith
and reflecting on our own
experiences in our journey.
Missalettes and other
materials are provided. Any
questions? Please call the
Parish Center at 781-8220.
Pray the Rosary
With Us Every MONDAY
evening at 5:45 pm, we pray
the Rosary. Share devotions
and petitions while praying as
a spiritual community in our
historic Old Mission CHAPEL.
Please join us and stay for one
or more decades of the rosary.
Ave Maria, Friends!
G
ift Shop News
Words of Wisdom
“Start by doing what is necessary; then
do what is possible; and suddenly you are
doing the impossible”
– St Francis of Assisi
We welcome all visitors to our fair city. We
have made many new and exciting additions
to our Gift shop and hope you will all stop in
and say hello.
While here, you are welcome to browse and
our staff is eager to help you. Whether you are
looking for something special or just looking you
are sure to find something to educate and inspire.
We are open 7 days a week – from 9-5
pm. You may also visit us online @www.
missionsanluisobispo.org.
Go to the Gift Shop for a secure shopping experience.
Sacraments for Adults
If you would like to complete your
initiation through the Sacrament of
Confirmation or if you would like to know
more about walking your faith journey as a
Catholic Christian, please contact Terry in the
parish office.
Teen Confirmation
Confirmation preparation starts in high
school, and our parish has a two-year process
with monthly sessions. To sign-up/inquire
about the first year of Confirmation, please
email [email protected]. For
families with rising 2nd year teen candidates,
please watch for the yearly schedule which will
be sent out towards the end of summer.
The Little Ones
Jim Burrows
Infant Baptism:
Registered parishioners
may call 781-8220, x35 for
information and dates about
baptism for their children.
Baptism classes:
Spanish class will be Sept 6 at 7 pm
English class will not meet in Aug.
next class will be Sept 25 at 2 pm
Youth Ministry
If your family would
like to be on the email list,
please email Evan.oreilly@
oldmissionslo.org to inquire
about middle school and
high school youth group
and service opportunities
over summer.
©2016 Jim Burrows www.jimburrowsartist.com
Dan Marshall
Phillip Tennell
Anna Garcia
Rose Aeck
Dave Anderson
Santos Arrona
Margaret Askelund
Juan Barron
Joann Bernadette
Ines Bongio
Paul Bonjour
Adrianne Bright
Kevin Bright
Charlene Casciola
Jim Ciernia
Regina Clarke
Shawn Clarke
Baby Colburn
Garrett & Terra Colburn
Cathy Connor
Ty Cooper
Elena Corbelli
David, Alanna & Baby
John Deering Jr.
John Deering Sr.
Santiago, Camila Diaz
Carolyn Dolecki
Elise Duclos
Sally Equinoa
Laurie Laird Ellen
Janel Ferguson
Charles Fetyko
Faith Ann Fieldhouse
Gladys Fraund & Family
Charles Freeman
Hank Gibbs
Walt Gonyer
Mary Grimes
Garney and Vicky Hall
Randy Havens
Kay Heaton
Claire Hester
Gary Hitchcock
Geri House
Maria Jackson
Bea Jeong
Barry Karleskint
Russ Kiger
Marcia Kinneavy
Nate Kovesdi
Rachel Kovesdi
ADULT
ENRICHMENT
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August 7, 2016 • 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time
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lementary Faith Formation
Registrations are coming in. Thank you. Exciting times! Be sure to
save a spot for your child by registering today! Forms available on the
parish website or in the parish office. First Eucharist (Communion) is a
two year process – usually beginning in first grade.
Terry Burrows at 781-8220 ext. 15, or [email protected]
There is a lot of need in our diocese to help those who
suffered in the Big Sur fire.
You might consider as a family, what you can do to support them. The
Big Sur Volunteer Fire Brigade bigsurfire.org or the SPCA for animals
suffering in that area spcamc.org or the Community Foundation of
Monterey County cfmco.org
This Week...........................
Saturday
August 6
10 am 1st Saturday Mass at Cemetery
10 am Sung Rosary - Church
4 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation
Sunday
August 7
19th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Please keep in your prayers all who are affected
by the wildfires - for those who have lost their homes, been evacuated,
or stand in harm’s way. We also pray for firefighters, that they may be
granted the patience, strength,
and stamina needed to sustain them
during the long hours and fatigue.
May God watch over them
and keep them safe.
Monday
August 8
5:45 pm Rosary Group -Chapel
NO Fr. Jim’s Scripture Study -today
7:30 pm Opening Doors of
Interfaith Understanding -Hall
Tuesday
August 9
10:30 am Fr. Jim’s Scripture Study -Hall
A Way Back Home
WE BELIEVE
That PTSD is best defined as Post
Traumatic Soul Distress and recognize
that it is primarily a wound to the soul.
That the wounds of the soul can be
treated with various forms of traditional
and new ritual experience.
That veterans heal when welcomed by
civilians who take responsibility for our
veterans and for the wars we ask them
to fight in our name.
That veterans heal when the
community cares and supports soldiers
on their return.
A non-sectarian journey of
ritual based healing of the wounds That soldiers and civilians need to be
of PTSD based on ancient wisdom reconnected a common experience of
healing for ourselves and for our nation.
and traditions.
November 13-17
St. Francis Retreat Center
San Juan Bautista, CA
Single room with bath $600.00
Double room with bath $500.00
Some scholarships available. Donations welcomed.
The Healing Retreat is for those
For retreat application or further
suffering from the wounds of
information please contact Fr. Mike at
military PTSD and is led by a team of
[email protected] or
four: Fr. Mike Cicinato, Pete Pepper, download brochure and form from the
Peter Sternberg L.C.S.W., and
retreat website: www.elderwarrior.com
Wendy Wade Phd., L.P.P.C.
The retreat is a Guided Journey of
Reckoning and Reconciliation between
Veterans and Civilians for the Healing of
Moral and Ethical Injury Associated with
Post Traumatic Soul Distress.
It is vitally important that when you sign up for the retreat that
you understand that you must attend the whole retreat from start
to finish. We start at 4 pm on Sunday, Nov. 13 and finish at 1:30
pm on Thursday Nov. 17. The nature of the retreat is a process
that builds and requires a commitment of presence to the group.
Wednesday
August 10
1 pm Scripture Study -Serra Ctr
Thursday
August 11
Friday
August 12
Saturday
August 13
4 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation
Sunday
August 14
20th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Our
Weekly Offering
13,500
The Old Mission Budget
requires $10,557.00 per week
to meet expenses.
11,500
The collection for
Sunday, July 31, 2016
12,500
10,500
9,500
00
was $ 12,926. *
*includes $ 490.00 Electronic Funds
Transfer donations this week.
We thank you for your continued
support and generosity.
8,500
7,500
LA VOZ LATINA
Decimonoveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
N UESTRO PADRE EN LA FE
La Carta a los Hebreos hoy canta un himno
de alabanza a Abraham y a su fe, sobre la cual se
fundan la religión judía, la cristiana y la mahometana.
Abraham es llamado “padre” de la fe por más personas
en el mundo que cualquier otro; numerosas como la
arena de la playa o las estrellas del cielo. La Carta a
los Hebreos nos dice que esta fe firme lo impulsó a
obedecer el llamado de Dios cuando lo envió a buscar
una tierra desconocida y le dijo que sería padre de una
raza poderosa, aunque consideraba su matrimonio
infecundo. Pero la fe de Abraham, nos dice el autor
de la Carta a los Hebreos, le permitía poseer lo que
esperaba y conocer lo que no podía ver. ¿Cuántas veces
nos vemos en simples sucesos cotidianos de nuestra
vocación cristiana llamados a un sitio desconocido o
enviados a hacer algo que no creemos poder hacer?
¡Qué afortunados somos por tener a nuestro padre
Abraham como nuestro guía y ejemplo!a
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Lecturas de Hoy
Primera lectura — Tus antepasados esperaron con fe y
valor el cumplimiento de las promesas de Dios (Sabiduría
18:6-9).
Salmo — Dichoso el pueblo escogido por Dios
(Salmo 33 [32]).
Segunda lectura — A causa de la fidelidad al llamado de
Dios, los descendientes de Abraham son tan numerosos
como las estrellas (Hebreos 11:1-2, 8-19 [1-2, 8-12]).
Evangelio — Estén alerta y preparados porque no saben
ni el día ni la hora en que el Hijo del hombre aparecerá
(Lucas 12:32-48 [35-40]).
Salmo responsorial: Leccionario II © 1976, Comisión Episcopal de Pastoral Litúrgica de la
Conferencia del Episcopado Mexicano. Usado con permiso. Todos los derechos reservados.
Nuestro Catecismo
Gracias por registrar a sus hijos para el próximo año
del catecismo. Ya estamos procesando muchas de sus
solicitudes. Para aquellos que aún no lo han hecho,
pueden recoger las formas en la oficina de la parroquia
o bajarlas del sitio web. Recuerden, el proceso para la
Primera Comunión es de dos años y lo ideal es que los
niños lo comiencen cuando están cursando el primer
año escolar.
Por favor ayuden a aquellos que han sufrido pérdidas
a causa de los incendios forestales en Big Sur. Tal vez en
familia puedan elegir alguna manera de hacerlo. Estas
son algunas de las organizaciones que están coordinado
ayuda a los necesitados en nuestra Diócesis:
Big Sur Volunteer Fire Brigade – bigsurfire.org
SPCA (para los animalitos) – spcamc.org
Community Foundation of Monterey County – cfmco.org
¡Muchas gracias!
Terry Burrows - [email protected] - 781-8220 ext 15
¿Te perdiste la oportunidad de hacer la
Confirmación en la escuela secundaria
y el Espíritu Santo te está llamando
para completar tu iniciación a través del
Sacramento de la Confirmación? AHORA
es tu oportunidad. Para más información
llama a Terry Burrows al 781-8220 X 15
A
ño Jubilar de la Misericordia
7 de agosto de 2016
Decimonoveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
En la parábola del domingo pasado del “Rico
Insensato” escuchamos una razón de peso
para hacer lo que es correcto aquí y
ahora “‘¡Insensato!’ Esta misma noche
vas a morir” (Lucas 12:20). Hoy Jesús nos
advierte “estén preparados, porque a la
hora en que menos lo piensen vendrá
el Hijo del hombre” (12:40). Aunque no
sabemos cuando nuestro Maestro vendrá,
lo que sí sabemos es lo que nuestro Maestro
espera encontrar. Jesús espera que estemos
vigilantes (12:37) y diligentes (12:42) en nuestro
trabajo por el Reino, pero también llenos con misericordia
reverente hacia nuestros prójimos y hacia nosotros
mismos. Con confianza, la advertencia de Jesús de no
beber y maltratar a los demás (12:45) no parece que se siga
fielmente. Pero justo ahora qué cambios necesito hacer
para que las personas fuera de “la casa del amo” quieran
venir adentro para sentir el consuelo de la sanación de la
misericordia de Jesús en la compasión de los discípulos de
Jesús hoy en día.
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