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October 24, 2021 24 de Octubre, 2021
ST. PETER PARISH SAN FELIPE DE JES ÚS
Saint Peter Catholic Church
100 Saint Peter Drive
Readings for the week
P.O. Box 248
Douglas, MI 49406 Sunday: 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time;
World Mission Sunday
Parish Office: 269-857-7951 Jer 31:7-9/Ps 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 [3]/Heb 5:1-6/
Website: www.stpeter-douglas.org Mk 10:46-52
Facebook: @stpeterdouglas Monday: Rom 8:12-17/Ps 68:2 and 4, 6-7ab,
20-21 [21a]/Lk 13:10-17
Pastor: Fr. Fabio H. Garzón, VF Tuesday: Rom 8:18-25/Ps 126:1b-2ab, 2cd-3,
fr.garzon@stpeter-douglas.org 4-5, 6 [3a]/Lk 13:18-21
Pastoral Associate Wednesday: Rom 8:26-30/Ps 13:4-5, 6 [6a]/
Rick Hardy Lk 13:22-30
rick.hardy@stpeter-douglas.org Thursday: Sts. Simon and Jude, Apostles
Business Administrator Eph 2:19-22/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5 [5a]/Lk 6:12-16
Ralph Hensley Friday: Rom 9:1-5/Ps 147:12-13, 14-15, 19-20/
ralph.hensley@stpeter-douglas.org Lk 14:1-6
Office Administrator Saturday: BVM
Geri Pantelleria Rom 11:1-2a, 11-12, 25-29/Ps 94:12-13a, 14-15,
geri.pantelleria@stpeter-douglas.org 17-18 [14a]/Lk 14:1, 7-11
Director of Faith Formation & Evangelization: Next Sunday: 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time;
Alisha Giles Priesthood Sunday; All Hallow’s Eve
alisha.giles@stpeter-douglas.org Dt 6:2-6/Ps 18:2-3, 3-4, 47, 51 [2]/Heb 7:23-28/
Communication Coordinator Mk 12:28b-34
Liliana Van Dam
liliana.vandam@stpeter-douglas.org
RCIA, Pastoral Care
Marianne Hoffman
marianne.hoffman@stpeter-douglas.org
Sacristan Mass Intentions
Nancy Maslanka
nancy.maslanka@stpeter-douglas.org
Saturday, October 23
Maintenance: 857-7951 5:00pm † Ray Orzehoski (Anniversary of Death)
Funeral Planning: Parish Office ext. 0 by wife, Marianne
Pastoral Council: Pastoral.Council@stpeter-douglas.org Sunday, October 24
Finance Council: Finance.Council@stpeter-douglas.org 8:00am Dan Seder & Family
Capital Campaign: OnTheRock@stpeter-douglas.org By Bill & Toni Alwin
10:30am † Walter Burkot
External Collaborative by wife, Christine
San Felipe de Jesús Catholic Church Monday, October 25
Oficina Parroquial/Parish Office: 269-561-5029 8:30am † Elizabeth Devore
5586 117th Ave. PO Box 558. Fennville, MI 49408 by Jim & Marianne Hoffman
Tuesday, October 26
8:30am Caleb Hoffman
by Jim & Marianne Hoffman
Thursday, October 28
The St. Peter Prayer Line unites parishioners 8:30am † Naldo Sartori
in a spirit of Christian Charity to pray for by John Fulgoni
the needs of our parishioners, especially:
Friday, October 29
8:30am People of St Peter Parish
Saturday, October 30
Harry Tolson, Heidi Ann Hebrank, Rob Munski, Jerry
5:00pm † Becky McClain (Birthday Remembrance)
Nielson, Fr. Pedro Rodriguez Gonzalez, Kathy Drum-
by Fran Seymour
mett, Paula Glennie, Jack Duthler, Lorrie Gaunt, Tom
Doucette, Frances Byk, Jackie Diaz, Janet Fahey, Fr. Sunday, October 31
John Flynn, OSA, Ronnie Hebrank, Madison McAllister, 8:00am † Betty Lloyd
Deacon Tony Nethercott, Sylvia Scurio, Br. Larry by Art & Dodie Hofstetter
Sparacino, OSA, Saúl Suárez, Jr., and all the sick on St. 10:30am † Walter Burkot
Peter’s Prayer Line. The group will continue to pray for your by wife, Christine
request until they hear differently from you.
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30th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 30 DOMINGO EN TIEMPO ORDINARIO
From Rick Hardy
SAINT PETER Pastoral Associate
A Catholic Community of
Love, Faith, and Hope
Sacraments and Sacramentals
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturdays 3:30pm-4:30pm The sacraments, as you know, are specific physical signs of
other times by appointment the presence of Christ and the love of God in our life. Each one
has some tangible expression of God’s otherwise intangible
Masses Open to the Public grace at work: For Baptism, water. For Confirmation, Chrism
M,T,TH,F 8:30am (perfumed oil). For the Eucharist, bread and wine. For Reconcili-
Wednesday —No Mass— ation, the words of absolution. For the Anointing of the Sick, the
Saturday 5:00pm Oil of the Sick. For Holy Orders, the Laying on of Hands. And for
Sunday 8:00am and 10:30am Matrimony, the words of the vows.
But not all of the substances used in the sacraments are ex-
Both Sunday Masses at St. Peter actly the same. In the Eucharist, the bread and wine actually
are live streamed become the Body and Blood of Christ. In Baptism, the water is
blessed, but it’s still water. The oils of the Catechumens and of
the sick, and the Sacred Chrism are blessed by the bishop in a
solemn ceremony on or near Holy Thursday, but they are still
just oil. The hands laid on the deacon, priest, or bishop at ordi-
nation are themselves anointed with Chrism, but they are still
the hands of a human being.
It’s only in the Eucharist that the substances (more properly
Sunday Masses, 8am & 10:30am referred to as “elements”) actually become something other
First Communion Meeting, than what they started out to be.
Sun 9:30-10am Vatican Room Items, substances, and elements that are blessed for use in
Carmel, Sun 1-3pm prayer and worship are referred to as “sacramentals.” Rosaries,
Morning Mass, weekdays at 8:30am medals, scapulars, statues, “holy cards,” blessed candles, and
Open Vessels Women’s Faith Sharing holy water are all sacramentals. They are a bit like sacraments,
Tue 9:30am - Vatican Room in that they bring something tangible to an otherwise intangible
Eucharistic Exposition, Fri 9 -12pm - Chapel experience, but they are not sacraments in themselves.
Catholic Men’s Fellowship, When the purificators* and corporals* used at the altar are
Sat 8 -10am Solanus Casey Room washed, there is an initial step of soaking them in fresh water,
Vigil Mass, Sat. 5:00pm then discarding the water in the ground rather than down the
drain. This ensures that any small bits of the consecrated host or
drops of the Precious Blood will be treated with reverence as the
Body and Blood of Christ. These cloths are then washed in a
washing machine like any other linen.
In our new Baptismal Font, the water is blessed, all of it. Alt-
TODAY IS WORLD MISSION SUNDAY. We celebrate hough the water is filtered and sanitized with an Ozone treat-
this day by remembering our baptismal call – to bring ment (no chemicals), it still has to be changed occasionally so
the Gospel to all! The collection today for the Society that the pool can be cleaned. When the water is drained from
for the Propagation of the Faith supports the work our new font, it will go directly into the ground and not into the
and witness of the Mission Church, as it provides for drain. While it would not be absolutely necessary to do this, it’s
priests, religious and lay leaders who offer the Lord’s a step that shows reverence and respect for the use of this water
mercy and concrete help to the most vulnerable com- in the sacrament of Baptism and in our daily and weekly worship
munities in the Pope’s missions. Thank you for your experience.
generosity. After a year’s time, any remaining holy oils are disposed of by
Collection for the Society for he Propagation of the pouring them into the ground and covering the place where they
Faith. are poured.
It’s customary to treat all sacramentals in this way: alt-
hough they are not themselves the actual presence of Christ in
the way that the bread and wine of the Eucharist are, they still
deserve special respect for the purpose they serve.
Continued in the next page...
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30th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 30 DOMINGO EN TIEMPO ORDINARIO
Rick Hardy’s article continue here…
Pick-up your empty Box of *Terminology: A purificator is the small cloth used to wipe
Joy TODAY. the edge of the chalice, to clean the chalice after its use at Mass,
So far 30 filled boxes have been and to wipe or dry anything that might have come in contact
returned! with the Body of Christ or the Precious Blood during the Mass.
The Corporal is the cloth that covers the part of the altar where
the ciborium (bowl of hosts) and the chalice are set during Mass.
Inside the box you will find a brochure with An analogy would be that the corporal is the placemat and the
details about what to pack. The deadline for purificator is the napkin. Purificators are rectangular, and the
returning your packed Boxes of Joy will be corporal is usually square, though sometimes a much larger rec-
Sunday, November 7. tangular corporal is used instead of a smaller square one.
Votive Candles
Remember your departed loved ones Intercessions for Life
by purchasing a votive candle to be lit
for seven days and placed before the For women and men suffering after
altar on All Souls Day. Sign up slips abortion:
are available in the Gathering Space. May the Church’s abortion healing
These sign up slips are provided to ministry,
indicate the deceased’s name and
note if you would like the candle sleeve
to be returned after the six days. We pray to the Lord.
Cost of each candle is $5.00.
Focus on Life Dinner
Annual Benefit Event
Great night last Tuesday, October 19, at
Right to Life Dinner. Thank you everybody
for supporting this Annual Benefit Event
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ST. PETER PARISH SAN FELIPE DE JES ÚS
The following families have recently registered to
become part of our St. Peter Parish Family!!
Confirmation on Saturday,
October 30 at 10am Andrew & Nicole Blackburn
St. Peter is sending four Confirmandi along with Daughters, Aurora & Rosabelle
their sponsors to the celebrate the Sacrament of
Confirmation with Bishop Paul Bradley at St. Au- Eric & Barbara Conklin
Children, Ava, Noah, & Ian
gustine Cathedral in Kalamazoo. Please keep
them in your prayers Welcome Home!!!
Confirmation
(students in 8th grade or older) We are so glad that you chose St. Peter Parish to share
Sunday, November 7 at 9:30am at the Table of the Eucharist.
At last Sunday’s
Pumpkin Carving Party
At last Sunday’s Pumpkin Carving Party, kids,
parents, and catechists took some fun time to
carve jack-o-lanterns to get into the Halloween
spirit.
Halloween actually has a Christian and liturgical
origin, you know! The word is a contraction for “All
Hallows’ Eve.” “Hallowed” is an old way of saying
“holy,” so “hallows” are the “holy ones.” Thus “All
Hallows’ Eve” is the eve of All Saints’ Day!
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ST. PETER PARISH SAN FELIPE DE JES ÚS
La Colecta para las Misiones La Misa en honor de
HOY es el Domingo Mundial de las Misiones. San Judas Tadeo
Celebramos este día recordando nuestra llamada Jueves 28 de Octubre
bautismal: ¡llevar el Evangelio a todas las personas! 6:30 p.m.
La colecta de hoy para la Sociedad para la Propagación
de la Fe asegura el trabajo y servicio de la Iglesia Honramos a San Judas junto con
Misionera, ya que apoya a los sacerdotes, líderes San Simón en su fiesta el jueves
religiosos y líderes laicos 28. Todos están invitados.
quienes ofrecen la misericordia
del Señor y ayuda concreta a las
comunidades más vulnerables Las Misas de Todos los Santos
de las misiones del Papa. y de los Fieles Difuntos
Gracias por su generosidad.
La Santa Misa sera celebrada para
la Solemnidad de Todos los Santos
La Cena de Tacos en el cielo
Miércoles, 3 de noviembre 5 –7 p.m. Lunes 1° de noviembre
San Basilio, 513 Monroe Blvd., South Haven a las 6:30 p.m. en San Felipe.
Los padres de familia de la Escuela San Basilio van a La Misa del Día de los Muertos
hacer una cena de tacos para el beneficio de la Escuela el 2 de noviembre a las 7 p.m.
Católica de San Basilio. en San Basilio
El Altar de los Muertos
Campaña Anual del Obispo
Todos están invitados a traer fotos
Faltan Compromisos Todavía
y recuerdos de sus seres queridos
difuntos para el Altar de Muertos. La Campaña Anual del Obispo Meta: $7,700
Para el próximo domingo tendremos el Comprometido: $4,050 Compromisos: 17
altar para poder recordar a nuestros
difuntos todo el mes de noviembre.
Oren por los 33 candidatos de San Felipe
El mundo ha llorado mucho en que se van a confirmar...el Sábado 30 de octubre a
estos dos años de pandemia.
Después de tanto sufrimiento, las 10 a.m. en la catedral de San Agustín.
Dios nos sigue invitando al cam- Pedimos por ellos que el Espíritu Santo continúe
bio en nuestro corazón. La guiándolos en su vida.
hemos pasado mal, muchas fa-
milias lloran aún a sus familiares Recordamos a los 40 jóvenes que todavía
que perdieron la batalla, otros están en la preparación para que crezcan
miles siguen buscando trabajo.
La lucha no termina y la esperan-
en la vida cristiana católica.
za en medio de todo es que vol-
vamos a Dios, tal como el pueblo de Israel en la primera
Lectura: “Partieron en medio de lágrimas, pero los hago
regresar contentos”(Jeremías 31:9). Ya es tiempo de gozar
del amor y la misericordia eterna de Dios. Fijémonos, en
todo lo bueno y noble que hemos aprendido en este tiempo
y trabajemos por una sociedad más justa.
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30th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 30 DOMINGO EN TIEMPO ORDINARIO
Un vistazo a San Felipe esta semana...
La Corresponsabilidad Diaria
San Felipe de Jesús Catholic Church
Dar como lo hace Dios 5586 117th Ave.
Hazte esta pregunta: ¿por qué orarías si realmente PO Box 558
creyeras que Dios puede y haría cualquier cosa por ti? Fennville, MI 49408
En mi experiencia, todos tenemos algo. Todos tenemos Oficina Parroquial/Parish Office: 269-561-5029
ese milagro que tememos pedir, porque tememos Página Web/Website: www.sanfelipe-fennville.org
decepcionarnos. En caso de emergencia: Llame al Coordinador
Parroquial (Joe Marble) al 269-501-9865.
¿Dudamos de la disposición de Dios para dar porque
nosotros mismos tenemos una comprensión tan
imperfecta de la caridad y el amor? Tal vez si Lecturas de la semana
tuviéramos una mejor fe en Dios estaríamos más del 24 de octubre del 2021
dispuestos a dar de nosotros mismos, y tal vez si
estuviéramos más dispuestos a dar de nosotros Domingo siguiente: 30º Domingo
del Tiempo Ordinario; Domin-
mismos, entenderíamos más claramente los caminos go de la Misión Mundial
de Dios. Jr 31, 7-9/Sal 125, 1-2. 2-3. 4-5.
6/ Heb 5, 1-6/Mc 10, 46-52
Porque realmente no tenemos miedo de que Dios no
pueda hacer algo. Sabemos que puede hacer cualquier Lunes:
Rom 8, 12-17/Sal 67, 2 y 4. 6-7.
cosa. Lo que tememos es que Él hará lo que siempre 20-21/Lc 13, 10-17
hace: darnos lo que necesitamos, no lo que queremos. Martes:
¿Alguna vez has tenido un amigo necesitado y solo Rom 8, 18-25/Sal 125, 1-2. 2-3. 4-5. 6/Lc 13, 18-21
querías darle algo: una comida, una llamada telefónica, Miércoles:
un mensaje de texto? No porque supieras que ayudaría, Rom 8, 26-30/Sal 12, 4-5. 6/Lc 13, 22-30
sino simplemente porque querías tenderle una mano. Y Jueves: San Simón y San Judas, apóstoles
Ef 2, 19-22/Sal 18, 2-3. 4-5/Lc 6, 12-16
alguna vez te han dicho: No fue tanto lo que diste, sino
el hecho de que lo hiciste. Les diste lo que necesitaban Viernes:
Rom 9, 1-5/Sal 146, 12-13. 14-15. 19-20/Lc 14, 1-6
incluso si no era lo que pidieron específicamente.
Sábado: BVM
Cuando damos de esta manera, estamos dando como Rom 11, 1-2. 11-12. 25-29/Sal 93, 12-13. 14-15.
lo hace Dios. A veces tenemos miedo de pedir porque 17-18/Lc 14, 1. 7-11
no queremos decepcionarnos. Pero recuerda, el ciego Domingo siguiente: 31er
en el camino obtuvo lo que pidió, pero habría obtenido Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario;
Domingo del Sacerdocio;
lo que necesitaba incluso si su Víspera de Todos los Santos
respuesta hubiera sido lo (EEUU)
contrario. La generosidad de Dt 6, 2-6/Sal 17, 2-3. 3-4. 47. 51/
Dios siempre es audaz y Heb 7, 23-28/Mc 12, 28-34
siempre perfecta.
- Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS Su Aporte a la Parroquia
Domingo XXIX del Tiempo Ordinario –
OCTUBRE ES EL MES 17 de octubre
DEL ROSARIO Colecta de Domingo $ 695.00
Rezamos el Rosario Gracias por apoyar a su parroquia.
públicamente Los gastos de nuestra comunidad son
todos los jueves a las 6 pm. más de $1,500 cada semana.
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