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August 1, 2021
Pastor
Fr. Jose Panthaplamthottiyil, CMI.
We would like to extend a warm welcome
to all of our new parishioners!
Parochial Vicars
Fr. Christopher Knight
Fr. Robert Trujillo
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Fr. John McElroy School & Ministry Center 2400 E. Highway 100, Bunnell, FL 32110
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From the desk of Fr. Jose
Transfiguration of Jesus
Charles Swindoll is an author, radio preacher, and of Jesus in heaven.
senior pastor in Frisco, Texas. When he was raising his
family, he was always busy because of his ministry and Like the disciples of Jesus, we should take time to listen
other assignments. One day, his daughter, Colleen, to the words of Jesus. In our daily life, we may be very
approached him and said, “Daddy, I want to tell you busy with many things. Because of that, we may not
something, and I will tell you fast.” have time to read the Bible. But we have to find time
to listen to Jesus as it is the desire and will of our
Swindoll immediately realized that his daughter was Heavenly Father.
frustrated because of his busy lifestyle. So he said,
“Honey, you can tell me – and you don’t have to tell me In the Gospel, Jesus says, “He who loves me will keep
fast. Say it slowly.” Immediately she said to him, “Then my commandments” (John 14:15). Again he says, “ My
listen slowly.” sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow
me. I give them eternal life” (John 10:27-28). We will
Swindoll was always busy. He had no time to listen to listen to Jesus if we truly love him. So the ultimate
his daughter. That is why his daughter decided to tell question is, how much do we love Jesus? Is our love
him that she would say very fast whatever she had to strong enough to make us listen to his every word and
say. And he got the message. He realized he had to keep his word in our life?
listen to his daughter.
In the Book of Revelation we
Do we always remember that we read, “Behold, I stand at the door and
have to listen to Jesus Christ, our knock. If anyone hears my voice and
Lord, and Savior? The voice of the opens the door, I will come into him
Heavenly Father reminds us that and eat with him, and he with
we have to listen to Jesus. Jesus me” (3:20). Let us always hear his
was on a mountain top with his voice, open the door of our hearts,
disciples Peter, James, and John. and invite him in. Then, we too will
All of a sudden, Jesus was receive a share in the glory of the
transfigured before their eyes. His Lord as the Apostles did.
clothes became dazzling white.
Prophet Elijah and Moses
appeared to Jesus and began to
talk to him. Funny Stories
The disciples of Jesus, namely Peter, James, and John, Cookbooks and diet books: The two biggest sellers in
were amazed to see the glory of Jesus. They saw Jesus any bookstore, according to Andy Rooney, are the
in all his glory and majesty. And they found out how cookbooks and the diet books. The cookbooks tell you
delightful it was to share the glory of Jesus. That is why how to prepare the food, and the diet books tell you
Peter said to Jesus, “Rabbi, it is good we are here. Let us how not to eat any of it. (via Fr. Tony)
make three tents: One for you, One for Moses, and one
for Elijah.” Dinners for four: Orson Wells once said, "My doctor
has advised me to give up those intimate little dinners
However, for the time being, it was not meant to be like for four, unless, of course, three other people are eating
that. The disciples had to listen to Jesus before they with me." (via Fr. Tony)
could permanently share in the glory of Jesus. That is
why the message from heaven said, “This is my Human being vs. horse: A California scientist has
beloved Son. Listen to him.” computed that the average human being eats 16 times
his or her own weight in an average year, while a horse
Well, this is what Peter, James, and John did. They eats only eight times its weight. This seems to prove
listened to every word of Jesus and kept his word in that you should eat like a horse if you want to lose
their life. They also preached the message they received weight. (Sunshine Magazine).
from Jesus. Then they received a share in the glory of
Jesus. Repeat Offender: A repeat offender was brought
before a judge, who said, "Haven't I seen you in here
The message for us today is clear. Before we receive the several times before? And didn't I tell you I never
opportunity to share the glory of Jesus, we have to wanted to see you here again?" "Yes, your honor," the
listen to him; we have to listen to his every word; we offender replied. "That's exactly what I told the officer,
have to listen to all his teachings. In other words, it is a but he insisted I come anyway." (via The American
condition for us. That is, we need to listen and obey the Legion Magazine)
teachings of Jesus before we receive a share in the glory
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Desde el Escritorio del Pastor, Padre. Jose
La Transfiguración de Jesús
Charles Swindoll es autor, predicador de radio y pastor Como los discípulos de Jesús, debemos tomarnos un
principal en Frisco, Texas. Cuando estaba criando a su tiempo para escuchar las palabras de Jesús. En nuestra
familia, siempre estaba ocupado debido a su ministerio vida diaria, podemos estar muy ocupados con muchas
y otras asignaciones. Un día, su hija, Colleen, se le acer- cosas. Por eso, es posible que no tengamos tiempo para
có y le dijo: "Papá, quiero decirte algo y te lo diré leer la Biblia. Pero tenemos que encontrar tiempo para
rápido". escuchar a Jesús, ya que es el deseo y la voluntad de
nuestro Padre Celestial.
Swindoll se dio cuenta de inmediato de que su hija es- En el Evangelio, Jesús dice: “El que me ama, guardará
taba frustrada por su ocupadísimo estilo de vida. En- mis mandamientos” (Juan 14:15). De nuevo dice: “Mis
tonces él dijo: "Cariño, puedes decírmelo, y no tienes ovejas oyen mi voz, y yo las conozco, y ellas me siguen.
que decírmelo rápido. Dilo despacio ". Inmediatamente Yo les doy vida eterna ”(Juan 10: 27-28). Escucharemos
ella le dijo: "Entonces escucha despacio". a Jesús si de verdad lo amamos. Entonces, la pregunta
fundamental es, ¿cuánto amamos a Jesús? ¿Es nuestro
Swindoll siempre estaba ocupado. No tuvo tiempo de amor lo suficientemente fuerte como para hacernos es-
escuchar a su hija. Por eso su hija decidió decirle que cuchar cada una de sus palabras y mantener su palabra
diría muy rápido lo que tuviera que decir. Y recibió el en nuestra vida?
mensaje. Se dio cuenta de que tenía que escuchar a su
hija. En el Libro de Apocalipsis leemos: “He aquí, estoy a la
puerta y llamo. Si alguno oye mi voz y abre la puerta,
¿Recordamos siempre que tenemos que escuchar a entraré en él y comeré con él, y él conmigo ”(3:20). Es-
Jesucristo, nuestro Señor y Salvador? La voz del Padre cuchemos siempre su voz, abramos la puerta de nues-
Celestial nos recuerda que tenemos que escuchar a tro corazón e invitámoslo a entrar. Entonces, también
Jesús. Jesús estaba en la cima de una montaña con sus nosotros recibiremos una participación en la gloria del
discípulos Pedro, Santiago y Juan. De repente, Jesús se Señor como lo hicieron los Apóstoles.
transfiguró ante sus ojos. Su ropa se volvió de un blan-
co deslumbrante. El profeta Elías y Moisés se le apareci-
eron a Jesús y comenzaron a hablar con él. Cuentos Graciosos
Los discípulos de Jesús, Pedro, Santiago y Juan, se Libros de cocina y libros de dietas:
asombraron al ver la gloria de Jesús. Vieron a Jesús en Los dos libros más vendidos en cualquier librería,
toda su gloria y majestad. Y se dieron cuenta de lo deli- según Andy Rooney, son los libros de cocina y los de
cioso que era compartir la gloria de Jesús. Por eso Pedro dietas. Los libros de cocina le dicen cómo preparar la
le dijo a Jesús: “Rabí, es bueno que estemos aquí. comida y los libros de dieta le dicen cómo no comer na-
Hagamos tres carpas: una para Ti, otra para Moisés y da.
otra para Elías ". (a través del Padre Tony)
Sin embargo, por el momento, no estaba destinado a ser Cenas para cuatro: Orson Wells dijo una vez: "Mi médi-
así. Los discípulos tenían que escuchar a Jesús antes de co me ha aconsejado que renuncie a esas pequeñas ce-
poder compartir permanentemente la gloria de Jesús. nas íntimas para cuatro, a menos que, por supuesto,
Por eso el mensaje del cielo decía: “Este es mi Hijo otras tres personas estén comiendo conmigo". (a través
amado. Escúchalo a él." del Padre Tony)
Bueno, esto es lo que hicieron Pedro, Santiago y Juan. Ser humano en vez de caballo: Un científico de Califor-
Escucharon cada palabra de Jesús y mantuvieron su nia ha calculado que el ser humano promedio come 16
palabra en su vida. También predicaron el mensaje que veces su propio peso en un año promedio, mientras que
recibieron de Jesús. Luego recibieron una participación un caballo come solo ocho veces su peso. Esto parece
en la gloria de Jesús. demostrar que debes comer como un caballo si quieres
perder peso. (Revista Sunshine).
El mensaje para nosotros hoy es claro. Antes de recibir
la oportunidad de compartir la gloria de Jesús, tenemos Delincuente reincidente: Un reincidente fue llevado
que escucharlo; tenemos que escuchar cada una de sus ante un juez, quien dijo: "¿No te he visto aquí varias
palabras; tenemos que escuchar todas sus enseñanzas. veces antes? ¿Y no te dije que no quería volver a verte
En otras palabras, es una condición para nosotros. Es aquí?". "Sí, Señor Juez", respondió el delincuente. "Eso
decir, debemos escuchar y obedecer las enseñanzas de es exactamente lo que le dije al policia oficial, pero él
Jesús antes de recibir una participación en la gloria de insistió en que viniera de todos modos". (a través de la
Jesús en el cielo. revista The American Legion)
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Da secretária do Padre José
A Transfiguração de Jesus
Charles Swindoll é um autor, pregador no rádio e Como os discípulos de Jesus, devemos ter tempo para
pastor em Frisco, Texas. Quando formou a sua família, ouvir as palavras de Jesus. Em nossa vida diária,
ele estava sempre ocupado por causa do seu ministério podemos estar muito ocupados com muitas coisas. Por
e outros trabalhos. Um dia, a sua filha, Colleen, causa disso, talvez não tenhamos tempo para ler a
aproximou-se dele e disse: "Papá, eu quero dizer-te Bíblia. Mas temos que encontrar tempo para ouvir Jesus
uma coisa, mas vou ser rápida." como é o desejo e a vontade do nosso Pai Celestial.
Swindoll percebeu imediatamente que a sua filha No Evangelho, Jesus diz: "Aquele que me ama manterá
estava frustrada por causa do seu estilo de vida. Então meus mandamentos" (João 14:15). Mais uma vez ele diz:
ele disse-lhe: "Filha, podes me dizer - e não tens que me "As minhas ovelhas ouvem a minha voz, e eu conheço-
dizer rápido. Fala devagar." Ela disse-lhe: "Então ouça as, e elas seguem-me. Eu dou-lhes a vida eterna" (João
devagar." 10:27-28). Ouviremos Jesus se realmente o amarmos.
Então a pergunta final é: quanto é que amamos Jesus?
Swindoll estava sempre ocupado. Ele não tinha tempo O nosso amor é forte suficientemente para nos fazer
de ouvir a filha. Foi por isso que a filha decidiu dizer- ouvir cada palavra e manter a sua palavra na nossa
lhe que iria falar rápido o que ela tinha a dizer. Ele vida?
aceitou a mensagem. Percebeu que tinha que ouvir a
filha. No Livro do Apocalipse lemos: "Eis que eu estou à tua
porta e bato à porta. Se alguém ouvir a minha voz e
Será que nos lembramos que devíamos de ouvir Jesus abrir a porta, eu vou entrar e comer com ele, e ele
Cristo, Nosso Senhor e Salvador? A voz do Pai Celestial comigo" (3:20). Vamos sempre ouvir a sua voz, abrir a
lembra-nos que temos que ouvir Jesus. Jesus estava no porta dos nossos corações, e convidá-lo para entrar.
topo da montanha com os seus discípulos Pedro, Tiago Então, nós também receberemos uma parte da glória do
e João. De repente, Jesus transfigurou-se diante dos Senhor como os Apóstolos fizeram.
seus olhos. As suas roupas tornaram-se
deslumbrantemente brancas. O profeta Elias e Moisés
apareceram a Jesus e falaram com ele.
Histórias Engraçadas
Os discípulos de Jesus, ou seja, Pedro, Tiago e João,
ficaram surpreendidos ao ver a glória de Jesus. Viram Livros de receitas e livros de dieta: Os dois maiores
Jesus em toda a sua glória e majestade. E eles vendedores em qualquer livraria, de acordo com Andy
descobriram como era bom compartilhar a glória de Rooney, são os livros de receitas e os livros de dieta. Os
Jesus. Foi por isso que Pedro disse a Jesus: "Rabino, é livros de receitas dizem como preparar a comida, e os
bom estarmos aqui. Vamos fazer três tendas: uma para livros de dieta dizem como não comer nada disso. (via
você, uma para Moisés, e outra para Elias." Padre Tony)
No entanto, não iria ser assim ainda. Os discípulos Jantares para quatro: Orson Wells que era um homem
tiveram que ouvir Jesus antes de puderem compartilhar bastante gordo, disse uma vez: "O meu médico
permanentemente a glória de Jesus. Foi por isso que a aconselhou-me a desistir dos jantares íntimos para
mensagem do céu disse: "Este é o meu amado Filho. quatro pessoas, é claro, só se mais três outras pessoas
Ouçam-no. estejam comendo comigo." (via Padre Tony)
Bem, isso é o que Pedro, Tiago e João fizeram. Ouviram Ser humano vs. cavalo: Um cientista da Califórnia
cada palavra de Jesus e mantiveram as suas palavras calculou que o ser humano come 16 vezes o seu próprio
em suas vidas. Também pregaram a mensagem que peso num ano, enquanto um cavalo come apenas oito
receberam de Jesus, então eles receberam uma parte da vezes o seu peso. Isso parece provar que você deve
glória de Jesus. comer como um cavalo se realmente quiser perder
peso. (Sunshine Magazine).
A mensagem para nós hoje é clara. Antes de
recebermos a oportunidade de compartilhar a glória de Reincidente: Um criminoso reincidente foi apresentado
Jesus, temos que ouvi-lo; temos que ouvir cada palavra a um juiz, que disse: "Eu já vi você aqui várias vezes? E
dele; temos que ouvir todos os seus ensinamentos. Em disse-lhe que nunca mais o queria ver aqui outra vêz?
outras palavras, isto é uma condição, uma maneira de "Sim, Senhor Doutor Juiz", respondeu o criminoso. "Isso
viver, para nós. Ou seja, precisamos de ouvir e foi exactamente o que eu disse ao polícia, mas ele
obedecer os ensinamentos de Jesus antes de recebermos insistiu que eu viesse." (via The American Legion
uma parte da glória de Jesus no céu. Magazine)
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Sunday Readings Explained– 106- Fr. Tony Kadavil
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Exodus 16:2-4, 12-15;Ephesians 4:17, 20-24; John 6:24-35
Word of God and Bread of Life
Introduction today’s Gospel, Jesus makes the unique and bold claim:
Today’s readings challenge us to trust in the provi- “I am the Bread of Life; whoever comes to Me will never hun-
dence of a loving and caring God and to hunger and ger, and whoever believes in Me will never thirst." Jesus
thirst for the Bread of eternal life – the Holy Eucha- was offering the crowd Bread from Heaven, Bread that
rist. As human beings, we hunger for many things be- nourishes for eternal life, Bread available to people who
sides food and material possessions. We hunger to be have faith in Jesus Christ. When Jesus invited those
recognized and honored, to love and be loved, to be who sought after him to be fed spiritually by the bread
listened to and to be appreciated, to help, console and of his word or teaching, some accepted the nourish-
encourage people and receive gratitude. But only God ment. But others turned away, disappointed because
can satisfy our various forms of spiritual hunger. St. Jesus’ challenge required a commitment that they were
Augustine said: "O God, You have made us for Your- unwilling to make.
self, and our hearts are restless until they rest in
You.” (Confessions, First Reading, Exodus 16:2-4, 12-15
The first reading shows us how God satisfied the hun- The passage from Exodus describes how the people
ger of His chosen people in the desert by giving them complained to Moses of the acute shortage of food in
manna and quail. The restrictions imposed by God for the desert and accused him of leading them from
the collecting of manna remind us to trust that God will Egypt, where food was plentiful, into the desert, “to die
always provide for our needs. Sometimes we have to of famine.” God heard the complaint of His people and
be stripped of our usual sources of support in order to lavished on them “food from heaven” in the form of
be reminded that our ultimate sustenance comes only fleshy quails in the evening and delicious manna in the
from God, and then to acknowledge humbly our total morning. The restrictions imposed by God for collect-
dependence on God. Today’s Responsorial Psalm (Ps ing the manna remind us to trust that God will always
78), refers to manna as “Heavenly bread” and the “bread provide what we need. Sometimes we have to be
of angels.” In the second reading, St. Paul advises the stripped of our usual sources of support in order to re-
Ephesians to satisfy their spiritual hunger by turning member that our ultimate sustenance comes only from
away from their former evil ways and leading lives of God, and to acknowledge humbly our total dependence
love, kindness, compassion and forgiveness. Paul re- on God. The fact that the Israelites were given bread
minds us that our acceptance of Jesus as the real source from Heaven even after their murmuring reminds us
of our life and the nourishment of our souls effects a that God’s generosity is not dependent on our virtue,
total transformation in us. Having been fed on the but on His Goodness. According to Bible scholars,
Bread from Heaven, we need to put aside our old quails and manna are occasional phenomena in the Si-
selves, steeped in ignorance and self-interest, and put nai desert. Arranging for these gifts to arrive at the mo-
on a new self, created in Christ’s image. Having been ment they were needed to meet the people’s need, how-
nourished by the word of God, we need to bear witness ever, was God’s work alone, His miracle. The quail
to Christ by living lives renewed by the Holy Spirit. In might have been migratory birds that often drop down
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in groups to the Sinai deserts due to exhaustion after
their return flight from Europe over the Mediterranean
Sea to their autumn habitats. Manna is the secretion of
two species of scale insects on the tamarisk shrub dur-
ing the months of May and June. But it was God’s do-
ing that the fall of manna occurred daily (except Sab-
baths), for the 40 unbroken years of their wandering in
the desert. As the secretions drop from the shrub’s
leaves to the ground, they cool in the night air and be-
come firm. If gathered early before the parching desert
sun melts it, the manna provides a tasty, nourishing
meal. Bedouins in the northern Sinai call it mann and
still use it as a sweetener. The fact that the occasional
occurrence of the manna and quail can be explained
scientifically does not, in any way, lessen their theologi-
cal importance in demonstrating God’s love for His
people; indeed, the Israelites rightly ascribed these
nourishing, timely gifts from the desert to the loving
providence of their God.
Second Reading, Ephesians 4:17, 20-24
In the selections from Ephesians which we have read
on these past two Sundays, St. Paul showed us how
God effected the new unity of God's once separated
peoples, the Jews and the Gentiles, by making both him and "believes" in him (v. 35). Jesus offered to satis-
Christians. In today’s second reading, St. Paul encour- fy the spiritual hunger of the people gathered around
ages the Jewish and Gentile Christians to live out the him on one condition. They must believe him to be the
consequences of their unification, by treating each other Messiah, sent with the message that God is a loving,
like members of one family. He also demands of the holy, and forgiving Father, and not a punishing
Gentile Christians of Ephesus radical changes from judge. Belief in Jesus is not simple intellectual assent,
their pre-Christian way of life. They must a) “put away but an authentic, total commitment to Him of loyalty
the old self of their former way of life, corrupted through de- and solidarity. There is no reference yet to eating or
ceitful desires,” b) “be renewed in the spirit of their minds,” drinking his body and blood, which will come later.
and c) ”put on the new self, created in God's way in right- Here, we are reminded that only a believing reception
eousness and holiness of truth.” They must put away the of the Body and Blood of Jesus will bring us true life.
old pagan life and put on the new Christian life, just as
the catechumens divested themselves of their outer gar- Demand for a sign from Heaven: In reply to Jesus’
ments to go down into the Baptismal waters and, after claim that he was the Messiah sent from Heaven to give
emerging, were clothed in Baptismal robes. Here, St. eternal life to those who believed in him, the Jews de-
Paul is challenging all baptized believers to personal manded a sign from Heaven. Moses, they said, had
holiness. given a Heavenly sign to their ancestors in the manna
rained down on them from Heaven. The Jewish rabbis
Gospel Reading, John 6:24-35 taught that the Messiah would repeat the miracle of
The context: Today’s Gospel presents an introduction to manna and the prophet Jeremiah would reappear and
Jesus’ famous discourse on the Holy Eucharist in the unearth the Ark of the Covenant from its hidden place
form of a dialogue between Jesus and the Jews who had to show the Jews the original manna kept in the
gone around the Lake and come to Capernaum search- Ark. Jesus corrected their understanding of Exodus
ing for him. The people were looking for a repeat per- 16:15 by stating that it was not Moses but God, Jesus’
formance of their miraculous feeding. In answer to Father Who had given, and continued to give, bread
their question about his arrival, Jesus told them that from Heaven. Jesus is apparently speaking to two
they looked for him for another free meal and that such groups: those who witnessed the miracle of the loaves
meals would not satisfy them. Hence, he instructed (last Sunday's Gospel) and those who did not see the
them to labor for food that would give them eternal life. miracle but have heard about it and want to see a simi-
lar sign. To the former, Jesus tells them that there is
Believing is the first condition: Although Jesus identi- something much deeper in this event than “perishable
fies himself as "the bread of life" (v. 35), he is not yet food” being multiplied; the real “food” is his own body
speaking about the Sacramental Eucharist in this part of later to be offered on the cross and glorified by resur-
his Eucharistic discourse. Here, the emphasis is placed rection, and the word of God proclaimed, its power and
on the faith-acceptance of the teaching of Jesus. In other authority manifested in the miracles of the loaves. To
words, Jesus states that he is nourishment, first of all, as the latter group who seek a sign as the Israelites sought
one who offers us the life-giving words of God about a sign from Moses, Jesus reminds them that it was not
the meaning of our lives. His message only gives life Moses himself but God working through Moses that
when we accept it and when it leads us from selfishness provided food in the form of manna. The same God
to selfless and sacrificial service for others. Jesus states has given his people new bread for the new covenant --
that he is the bread of life for the one who "comes" to the Risen Christ.
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Giver and the gift: Jesus not only gives the Bread of receiving God’s Word and the Holy Eucharist. Let us
Life (John 6:11, 27), but also is the Bread of Life (John nourish our souls with this Heavenly manna and carry
6:35, 48). The giver and the gift are one and the Jesus to our homes and workplaces, radiating his love,
same. As the Bread of Life from Heaven, Jesus claims mercy and compassion all around us. It is perhaps the
that only he can satisfy man’s spiritual hunger. While plainness and ordinariness of the consecrated Bread
bodily food helps us to stay alive in this world, spiritual and Wine and their easy availability in our Churches
food sustains and develops our supernatural life which that sometimes prevent some of us from appreciating
will last forever in heaven. Through God's infinite love the great gift of God in the Holy Eucharist. But we
we are given, in the Blessed Eucharist, the very Author should not take for granted the Divine generosity that
of the gifts of faith and sanctifying grace. Thus, the Eu- provides these gifts so readily and gratuitously by shar-
charist is not a mere "symbol" of Jesus; rather, it is a ing in the Bread of Life simply as a matter of habit and
Sacramental sign of Jesus’ Real Bodily Presence in his without showing due attention and proper respect.
glorified risen Body. This Bread of Life -- which is Jesus
himself -- gives mankind a new relationship with God,
a relationship of trust, obedience and love. 2. Let us gain spiritual life and strength by
properly receiving the Holy Eucharist: It gives us
Source and summit of the Christian Life: The em- 1) Courage to carry out God's work in the world, 2)
phasis in this segment of the Bread of Life Discourse is Help to live the life God wants for us, 3) Inspiration to
placed on the faith-acceptance of the teaching of Jesus. know the will of God in our lives, 4) A deeper Under-
In other words, he is nourishment first of all as one who standing of the holy mystery of Christ's presence, 5)
offers us the life-giving Encouragement
words of God about the to love others
meaning of our lives. and strengthen
Moreover, this divine the Faith commu-
message, if it is to nourish nity, 6) Grace to
for eternal life, must be overcome temp-
accepted in a way that tation and avoid
leads us from self- sin, and 7) Joy
centeredness to unselfish and Peace of
love and sacrifice for oth- heart, knowing
ers. It is for this reason that Christ lives
that Jesus states that he is in us and will
the bread of life for the bring us to God's
one who "comes? to him Heavenly King-
and "believes? in him dom. Hence, we
(John 6: 35). In fact, what must receive the
the Eucharist is not a kind Holy Eucharist
of “static” presence of with our whole
Christ, but the living and minds and
perfect self-offering of hearts. Let us
Christ to his Father, car- never forget that
ried out by giving himself the “Bread of
to us and for us. We believe that the Eucharist is "the Life” is Jesus Christ himself, not merely human
source and summit of the Christian Life“(Lumen Genti- bread. When we pray, "give us this day our daily bread,"
um), because it contains the whole spiritual good of the let us remember that the Holy Eucharist is not simply a
Church, namely Jesus Christ himself. The Eucharist is a "snack," such as we might eat at a party or at lunch. It
Sacrament of love that unites us with Christ who lived, is food for our souls giving us a share in God’s life.
died and rose again to bring us salvation, strengthens
and makes holy our relationship with our fellow- 3. Multiply good works like the loaves and fishes
Christians, nourishes us with the transforming power (Pope Francis July 26, 2015) “Jesus satisfies not only ma-
of grace and prepares us for the future glory of God's terial hunger, but the most profound of hungers, the
Heavenly banquet. hunger for meaning in life, the hunger for God. In the
face of suffering, loneliness, poverty and difficulties of
so many people, what can we do? Complaining, does
Life Messages not solve anything, but we can offer what little we
1. We need spiritual nourishment from the word have. We certainly have a few hours of time, some tal-
of God and from the Holy Eucharist: In the Holy ent, some expertise. ... Who among us, does not have
Mass, the Church offers us two types of bread: a) the his or her “five loaves and two fish”? If we are willing
Bread of Life, contained in God’s Word and b) the to put them in the hands of the Lord, we will bring a
Bread of Life, contained in the Holy Eucha- little more love into the world a bit ‘more love, peace,
rist. Unfortunately, many of us come to Mass every justice and joy. God is able to multiply our small ges-
week to present on the altar only our earthly needs tures of solidarity and make us partakers of his gift.”
without accepting spiritual nourishment by properly
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Readings for the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Reading, Ex 16:2-4, 12-15 futility of their minds; that is not how you
The whole Israelite community grumbled learned Christ, assuming that you have heard of
against Moses and Aaron. The Israelites said him and were taught in him, as truth is in Jesus,
to them, "Would that we had died at the that you should put away the old self of your
LORD's hand in the land of Egypt, as we sat former way of life, corrupted through deceitful
by our fleshpots and ate our fill of bread! desires, and be renewed in the spirit of your
But you had to lead us into this desert to minds, and put on the new self, created in God's
make the whole community die of famine!" way in righteousness and holiness of truth.
Then the LORD said to Moses, "I will now rain down
bread from heaven for you. Each day the people are to Alleluia, Mathew 4:4b
go out and gather their daily portion; thus will I test R. Alleluia, alleluia.
them, to see whether they follow my instructions or One does not live on bread alone,
not. "I have heard the grumbling of the Israelites. Tell but by every word that comes forth from the mouth of
them: In the evening twilight you shall eat flesh, and in God.
the morning you shall have your fill of bread, so that R. Alleluia, alleluia.
you may know that I, the LORD, am your God." In the
evening quail came up and covered the camp. In the Gospel Reading, John 6:24-35
morning a dew lay all about the camp, and when the When the crowd saw that neither Jesus nor his disciples
dew evaporated, there on the surface of the desert were were there, they themselves got into boats and came to
fine flakes like hoarfrost on the ground. On seeing it, Capernaum looking for Jesus. And when they found
the Israelites asked one another, "What is this?" for theyhim across the sea they said to him, "Rabbi, when did
did not know what it was. But Moses told them, "This is you get here?" Jesus answered them and said, "Amen,
the bread that the LORD has given you to eat." amen, I say to you, you are looking for me not because
you saw signs but because you ate the loaves and were
Responsorial Psalm, Psalm 78:3-4, 23-24, 25, 54 filled. Do not work for food that perishes but for the
R. (24b) The Lord gave them bread from heaven. food that endures for eternal life, which the Son of Man
What we have heard and know, and what our fathers will give you.
have declared to us, we will declare to the generation to For on him the Father, God, has set his seal." So they
come the glorious deeds of the LORD and his strength said to him, "What can we do to accomplish the works
and the wonders that he wrought. of God?" Jesus answered and said to them, "This is the
R. The Lord gave them bread from heaven. work of God, that you believe in the one he sent."
He commanded the skies above and opened the doors So they said to him, "What sign can you do, that we
of heaven; he rained manna upon them for food and may see and believe in you? What can you do? Our an-
gave them heavenly bread. cestors ate manna in the desert, as it is written: He gave
R. The Lord gave them bread from heaven. them bread from heaven to eat." So Jesus said to them,
Man ate the bread of angels, food he sent them in abun- "Amen, amen, I say to you, it was not Moses who gave
dance. And he brought them to his holy land, to the the bread from heaven; my Father gives you the true
mountains his right hand had won. bread from heaven. For the bread of God is that which
R. The Lord gave them bread from heaven. comes down from heaven and gives life to the world."
So they said to him, "Sir, give us this bread always." Je-
Second Reading, Ephesians 4:17, 20-24 sus said to them, "I am the bread of life; whoever comes
Brothers and sisters: I declare and testify in the Lord to me will never hunger, and whoever believes in me
that you must no longer live as the Gentiles do, in the will never thirst."
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Hymns for the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Processional Hymn: #494 O God Beyond All voice. How great is our God! Sing with me;
Praising O God beyond all praising we wor- How great is our God! And all will see how
ship you today. And sing the love amazing that great, how great is our God! And age to age
songs cannot repay. For we can only wonder at He stands, and time is in His hands; begin-
every gift You send. At blessings without num- ning and the end, beginning and the end. The
ber and mercies without end. We lift our hearts Godhead three in one, Father Spirit, Son. The
before You, and wait upon Your Word. We lion and the lamb, the lion and the
honor and adore You, our great and mighty lamb. How great is our God! Sing with me;
Lord. Then hear O gracious savior. Accept the How great is our God! And all will see how
love we bring. That we may know Your favor, great, how great is our God!
may serve You as our King. And whether our
tomorrows be filled with good or ill, we'll tri- Offertory Hymn: Lord I Need You Lord I
umph through our sorrows and rise to bless come, I confess. Bowing here I find my rest.
You still. To marvel at Your beauty and glory in Your ways, Without You I fall apart. You're the one that guides my heart.
and make a joyful duty our sacrifice of praise. Lord I need You oh I need You, every hour I need You. My
one defense, my righteousness. Oh God, how I need You.
Offertory Hymn: #414 I Heard The Voice Of Jesus Say I Where sin runs deep Your grace s more. Where grace is
heard the voice of Jesus say "Come unto Me and rest; lay found is where You are. And where You are, Lord I am free.
down O weary one lay down Your head upon My breast." I Holiness is Christ in me. Lord I need You oh I need You,
came to Jesus as I was, so weary worn and sad. I found in every hour I need You. My one defense, my righteousness.
Him a resting place, and He has made me glad. I heard the Oh God, how I need You. So teach my song to rise to You
voice of Jesus say "Behold I freely give the living water when temptation comes my way. And when I can not stand
thirsty one stoop down and drink and live." I came to Jesus I'll fall on You. Jesus You're my hope and stay. And when I
and I drank of that life giving stream. My thirst was can not stand, I'll fall on You. Jesus You're my hope and
quenched, my soul revived and now I live in Him. I heard stay. Lord I need You oh I need You, every hour I need You.
the voice of Jesus say "I am this dark world's light. Look unto My one defense, my righteousness. Oh God, how I need You.
Me your morn shall rise and all your day be bright." I looked My one defense. My righteousness. Oh God, how I need
to Jesus and I found in Him my star my sun. And in that light You.
of life I'll walk till traveling days are done.
Communion Song: It Is Well With My Soul When peace
Communion Song: #468 The Lord Is My Light The Lord like a river, attendeth my way When sorrows like sea billows
is my light, my help, my salvation. Why should I fear? With roll Whatever my lot, thou hast taught me to say It is well, it
God I fear no one. God protects me all of my life. With the is well, with my soul. It is well With my soul. It is well, it is
Lord what should I dread? The Lord is my light the Lord is well with my soul. Though Satan should buffet, though trials
my help, the Lord is my salvation. There is one thing that I should come. Let this blest assurance control. That Christ has
ask of the Lord that I long for all of my days with God to be regarded my helpless estate and hath shed His own blood for
dwelling gazing in awe at the beauty of God and in wonder my soul. It is well (it is well) With my soul (with my soul) It
look on God's house. The Lord is my light the Lord is my is well, it is well with my soul. My sin, oh, the bliss of this
help, the Lord is my salvation. I know I will live to see the glorious thought! My sin, not in part but the whole. Is nailed
Lord's goodness. Now in this life I am sure I will see it. Trust to the cross, and I bear it no more. Praise the Lord, praise the
in the Lord. Be strong and be brave. Wait in hope for God Lord, o my soul! It is well (it is well). With my soul (with my
our salvation. The Lord is my light the Lord is my help, the soul). It is well, it is well with my soul. It is well (it is
Lord is my salvation. well) With my soul (with my soul).It is well, it is well with
my soul.
Recessional Hymn: #482 Holy God We Praise Thy
Name Holy God we praise Thy name! Lord of all we bow Recessional Hymn: Your Grace Is Enough Great is Your
before Thee, All on earth Thy scepter claim, all in heaven faithfulness, oh God. You wrestle with the sinner's heart. You
above adore Thee. Infinite Thy vast domain, ever lasting is lead us by still waters and to mercy and nothing can keep us
Thy reign. Hark the loud celestial hymn angel choirs above apart. So remember Your people. Remember Your chil-
are raising Cherubim and Seraphim in unceasing chorus dren. Remember Your promise, oh God. Your grace is
praising, fill the heavens with sweet accord, Holy Holy Holy enough. Your grace is enough. Your grace is enough for
Lord. Fill the heavens with sweet accord. Holy Holy Holy me. Great is Your love and justice, God You use the weak to
Lord. lead the strong. You lead us in the song of Your salva-
tion and all Your people sing along. So remember Your peo-
Noon Mass ple. Remember Your children. Remember Your promise, oh
Processional Hymn: How Great Is Our God The splendor God. Your grace is enough. Your grace is enough. Your
of the King, clothed in majesty; let all the earth rejoice, all grace is enough for me. Your grace is enough. Your grace is
the earth rejoice. He wraps Himself in light, and darkness enough. Your grace is enough for me....
tries to hide, and trembles at His voice, and trembles at His
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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.comSt. Joseph & Sorrowful Mother Rosary
SEASONS of HOPE Makers Ministry is back . We have re-
sumed our weekly meeting in the Rus-
Bereavement Support Group so Room on Mondays at 9:30 AM.
Wed @ 10:00am
in the Our Lady of Fatima
Rectory Meeting Room. Portuguese Committee
at 7:00pm in the Rectory Meeting Room on
Wednesdays Aug. 11, Sept. 8, Oct. 6, Nov. 10
Rosary Cenacles and Dec. 8. For more info call the Rectory.
The Rosary Cenacle is in response to Our
Lady’s call that was made in her messages Coffee & Donuts
to Fr. Gobbi. will resume in September after
In this ministry we say the fifteen decades Labor Day. Have a safe summer!
of the rosary, pray for the Hole Father and his inten-
tions, for priests, to end abortion, and for world peace. COVID-19 Safety Note. Given Bishop Estévez's recent
We then entrust ourselves in a special way to the Im- decision to lift the mask requirement for fully vac-
maculate Heart of Mary, an example for all and a mod- cinated persons attending Mass begs the question con-
el of holiness. We meet on Wednesdays at 1pm in the cerning persons who are unvaccinated. Persons who
Rectory Meeting room. Contact Marie at 386 447-0847. have hesitated in obtaining the vaccination are strong-
ly encouraged to do so. Until such time, unvaccinated
The Sunday Scripture Prayer Group persons older than age two should wear a mask. DO
NOT put masks on children younger than 2 years
The Sunday Scripture Prayer Group meet old. Additional CDC guidance may be obtained
on Friday at 1:00 PM in the Rectory Meet- at: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/
ing Room. We read the scripture readings prevent-getting-sick/about-face-coverings.html
for the up coming Sunday and then dis-
cuss them. “Come and see the goodness Caregiver Support Group
of the Lord.” Support groups create a safe, confi-
dential, supportive environment for
Bible Study is on Saturdays at participates to develop informal mu-
915AM in the Rectory Meeting tual support and social relationships
Room. (Please wear your as they deal with a loved one suffer-
mask. Social distance will be ing from Alzheimer’s/ Dementia. They also educate
observed) and inform about dementia and help them develop
methods and skills to solve problems. The groups en-
courage caregivers to maintain their own personal,
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS physical and emotional health as well as optimally care
AUXILIARY FORMATION to the person with dementia. In addition, they may
The Knights of Columbus Auxiliary provide a needed break from caregiving responsibili-
ties.
will not meet in July. However, be- St Elizabeth Ann Seton has been hosting an Alzhei-
ginning in August there will be mer’s Dementia Support Group for over 6 years It is
changes in time and place for our meetings. Meetings co-facilitated by Pam Cowles, Parish Nurse Ministry
will take place the third Thursday of each month at and Bebe Kelly, Certified Dementia Practitioner.
11:00 am in the Rectory room. We realize this is the For more information, please call: Pam Cowles
same day the Ladies Guild meets, but we hope it will at the rectory.
work out timewise for ladies who belong to both or-
ganizations. We are still in formation mode since we Padre Pio Prayer Group
have not adopted by-laws and are hoping to add more Our St. Padre Pio Prayer Group will
members. Come join us and see what we are about. meet every Second Friday of the month
at 9:30 AM from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30
CANCER SUPPORT GROUP at SEAS a.m. in the Rectory Meeting Room next
in rectory meeting room every second to SEAS Rectory Office. Please join us.
Thursday of the month at 9:30 am and All are welcome
every fourth Thursday of the month at We pray for our Parish, our Seminari-
2:30 pm. ans, our Bishop and Priests, our Pope, for Souls in Pur-
We will follow the COVID 19 precau- gatory, our Families, those Facing illness, our Schools,
tions with the use of masks, cleaning, dis- and for our Country. Please join your prayers to ours
tancing and hand sanitizers for our meetings. Hoping and to thousands of others around the world as we ask
you join us to share prayers, hope, eace, education, re- for healing and blessings through our Lord Jesus
sources and support during our journey with cancer Christ. We conclude with the Holy Rosary for those
survivorship. who can stay a little longer.
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Saint Eusebius of Vercelli, Bishop
283-371
Eusebius of Vercelli, spent most of his episcopal life
defending the Church against the Arians.
Saint Peter Julian Eymard, Priest
1811-1868
A French Catholic priest and founder of two reli-
gious institutes.
Wednesday , Aug 4
Memorial of Saint John Vianney, Priest
1786-1859
Saint John Vianney, was a French parish priest who
is venerated in the Catholic Church as a saint and as the pa-
tron saint of parish priests.
Thursday, August 5
The Dedication of the Basilica of Saint Mary Major
Erected in Rome by Pope Sixtus III as the oldest ba-
silica in the West dedicated to the Mother of God.
Friday, August 6
Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord
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Step Up For Students scholarship? May Testament when Jesus is transfigured and becomes
radiant in glory upon a mountain.
we ask you to please text this to your
friends and family with K-12 children? Saturday , August 7
Saint Sixtus II, Pope, and Companions, Martyrs;
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death in 258. He was martyred along with seven
attend K-12 private school. Family of four deacons.
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An Italian Catholic priest and religious reformer, co-
founder of the Theatines.
Men’s Club Ice Cream Social
PREP Registration for the 2021-2022
school year is now open! Please visit our
website to register online. --
Katie Allio
Director of Religious Education
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church
386.445.2246 x112 kallio@seaspcfl.org
The Knights of Columbus
presents
Bioethics-God’s Science
Please join us for an Informative Series
with Deacon Ed Wolff
When: August 5, 2021
You are invited to enjoy ice cream and Where: Seton Hall
fun on Saturday August 14th at the Time: 5:00 – 7:00 PM.
SEAS Men's Club Ice Cream Social im-
mediately following the 4 PM Mass in Remembering always that God gives us the freedom
the parish hall. Listen to music and enjoy
ice cream cones and sundaes from just to make choices, but not the freedom from the conse-
$1.50. Don't miss it, we'll see you there! quences of those choices.
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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.comReadings for the Week of August 1
Sunday 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Ex 16:2-4, 12-15; Ps 78:3-4, 23
-24, 25, 54; Eph 4:17, 20-24;
Aurora Jayne Allison Jn 6:24-35
Killian Archer Allison Monday Saint Eusebius of Vercelli,
Nolan Anthony Reyes Bishop; Saint Peter Julian
Luis Angel Rivera III Eymard, Priest
Nm 11:4b-15; Ps 81:12-13,
14-15, 16-17;Mt 14:31-21
Monday, August 2 Tuesday Nm 12:1-13; Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab,
7:00am In Thanksgiving 6cd-7, 12-13;Mt 14:22-36 or
8:30am Margaret Tylinski Mt 15:1-2, 10-14;
Wednesday Memorial of Saint John
Tuesday, August 3 Vianney, Priest
7:00am Frederick J. Gerritz Nm 13:1-2, 25—14:1, 26-
29a, 34-35; Ps 106:6-7ab, 13-
8:30am Kuchman Family 14, 21-22, 23; Mt 15:21-28
Thursday The Dedication of the Basilica
Wednesday, August 4 of Saint Mary Major
7:00am Dr. Pierre Gaston &
Garry Chrisphonte
In Memoriam Nm 20:1-13; Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-
9; Mt 16:13-23
8:30am Margaret Quinlan We remember all our
departed brothers and Friday Feast of the Transfiguration
of the Lord
Thursday, August 5 sisters with love and Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; Ps 97:1-2, 5-
7:00am Rebecca Bergeron gratitude. 6, 9; 2 Pt 1:16- 19; Mk 9:2-10
8:30am Ana Becerro Saturday Saint Sixtus II, Pope, and
Companions, Martyrs; Saint
Friday, August 6 Patricia Haas Cajetan, Priest
7:00am Ana Negron Dt 6:4-13; Ps 18:2-3a, 3c-4, 47
8:30am Perpetual Mass Intentions December 7, 1939 - and 51;Mt 17:14-20
July 5, 2021 Sunday 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Saturday, August 7 1 Kgs 19:4-8; Ps 34:2-3, 4-
8:30am Rev. Fr. Antonio Bico 5, 6-7, 8-9; Eph 4:30—5:2; Jn
4:00pm Claire Johnson 6:41-51
6:00pm (*) Joseph Miller Ida Day
6:00pm(P) Alcino Barbosa
July 20, 1931 - Worship Aid
Sunday, August 8 December 24, 2020 for
8:00am John DeFoe Mass/QR Code
10:00am SEAS Parishioners
12:00pm Diane M. Pallone You can now view
5:00pm(S) Dolores Sonn the readings for
Mass by using our
Donna Brunton new Mass Wor-
* St. Stephens
ship Aids! You
July 27, 1946 - can use your smartphone camera to
July 23, 2021 “scan” the QR code. Go to our web-
site at http://seaspcfl.org/worship-
aids to download the Worship Aid.
Eternal rest, grant unto
them O Lord and let
perpetual light Monday -Thursday
shine upon them. 9:00am-4:00pm
May they rest in peace.
Prayer Garden Amen.
Friday
9:00am-1:00pm
Our Prayer Garden is a peaceful place for prayer
and meditation. Purchasing a brick in the Prayer Please visit Flagler Bread & Wine
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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.comTen Candles Burning in the Holy Of Holies Please Pray for Our Sick
Ann Lamperti Liz Campbell
July 31—August 6 Adele Carson Liz Gentile
Alex Calder Liza Sousa
IN MEMORY OF: Alexander Lumaj Louis Lubin
Anne Garbarino Madison Hope DeVane
Roseann Bradley; Sheila & Bill Smith; Anthony Janna Margaret Berkley
Warren A. Beatty; Donald Beveridge III; John J. Lipari; Ariana Marcette Margaret Torell
Jim MacMillan; Frank Napolitano; Ashley Clarke Margarita Condezuloaga
Betsy Masi Marie Smith
Bob Plante Marie Piscitelli
FOR INTENTIONS OF: Bobby Phillips Mary Clarke
Adele Carson; Lawrence J. Dulski Jr. Cash Krempecki Mary Gaudio
Charlene Carbino Mary Doris Kolesar
Charles Salerno Mary Zuccaro
In our Holy of Holies, we have ten candles always Christine Salerno Maureen G.
burning around the tabernacle, just as in the temple Cindy Heiregin Melinda Scriver
Courtney McCormick Merle Varnadoe
in Jerusalem there were ten lights always burning David Dowling Michael Foley
around the Ark of the Covenant. They indicate the Dawn Reid Michael Post
presence of our precious Lord in the Blessed Sacra- Diane Purcell Michelle Pinto
Desi Fleming Mildred O’Bryan
ment. Drude Riba Mina Bico
Edward Xanders Nancy Dvorak
The candles used are seven day candles and may be Elizabeth Cataldo Nicole Merced
Estelle Bauer Nora King Heinrich
purchased either in memoriam or for the intentions Eugene Tantodonato Patricia Derrig
of a loved one for a $10 donation through the Seton Evelyn Rodriguez Patricia Smith
Shop. This space lists the names of those for whom Henry “Bud” Wessman Raymond Lawson
Ivan Rodriguez Remington Walczak
candles have been purchased. Jack Leger Renee Veroster
Irma Merced Richard Heinrich
Please Pray for Our Military Jack Verrette Robert Dowling
James Russell Roger L. Muller
Although we pray for all of our military, space does not Janice Matarazzo Ron Berceli
permit everyone’s name to be printed. Jeannie Corra Ron Czier
Jennifer Sousa Ron Gaines
Please advise when a person above is no longer Joanne DeSouza Rosemarie Modica
deployed so we can remove their name from our list. Joanne Mulligan Rosina Shirvell
John Anthony Rivera Roy Johnston
1st Lt. Brendan Leonard (US Army) John Merced Sally Lombardo
ENS Amanda Langhauser (US Navy) John Walczak Salvatore Catapano
Sgt. Patrick Prevot (US Army) Joseph Bartolotta Samuel Marzano
SSGT Christian Rodriguez (USAF/Iraq) Joseph Bentzley Steve Jackson
Lt. Col. Robert A. Forte (US Army/Iraq) Joseph Pavon Tera Frassrand
Lt. John Reidy (US Navy/Submarine) Joseph Vascellaro Terry Lilly
SSgt. Charles Salerno (USAF/Germany) Karen Murphy Thomas Bradley
BU1 Brandon Twing (USNavy Seabee) Karen Overbey Thomas Sokolowski
Sgt. James Allgor (US Army/Kuwait) Larry DeCamillo Valentina Janna
Michael Alexander Alvarado (USAF) Linda Perkins Wendy Bentzley
ETSN Luis V. AlmaJose (US Navy Submarine) Lisa D’Aleo Yvonne Roper
MM3 Holden Garrison/ (US Navy)
Kyle McCrossen (US Army/Iraq) Please contact the parish office if you
Terisa Toussaint (USMC/Iraq) wish to have the name of someone
Erin & Ben Walker (Iraq) listed for 4 weeks.
2nd Lt Christian San Miguel (US Army)
Stephen Hayes (US Air Force/Iraq)
Christian Gardner (Army National Guard) As a courtesy please notify the office
when the name can be removed or if
you wish to have the name continued.
Our next cleaning date Be sure to get the persons permission first!
for the Church will be on
Mass on TV
the 2nd Tuesday, August for the Homebound
10, 2021...please plan to https://www.ewtn.com/tv/schedule
join us, the more of us Sunday Mass-8:00am
show up, the sooner we DIRECTV—Channel: 370
are done. DISH—Channel 261
Thank you my Brothers SPECTRUM— Channel 169
and Sisters in Christ, may ATT U—Verse—Channel 562
GOD Bless you. SIRIUS Radio—Channel 130 /XM
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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.comThe Respect Life Ministry of St. The hours of Adoration of
Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic the Blessed Sacrament are
church will hold a monthly from 9 am to 9 pm, seven
‘Stand for Life’ on the first days a week.
Friday of each month from 4
PM to 5PM on the sidewalk in The Exposition and
front of the church. Since the Adoration of the Blessed
closest abortion facilities are in Sacrament on Fridays also
Jacksonville, this is a great are from 9 am to 9 pm.
opportunity for us to show our
support for the mothers and Please remember that if the
our opposition to abortion. Holy of Holies is filled you
are encouraged to pray in
Signs will be provided.
Father Jose has given the the main worship area of the Adoration
Respect Life Ministry permission to collect baby items church.
(baby clothes & diapers) for Alpha Pregnancy Center
and St. Gerard’s Campus. We are asking that you contact Gilda Sadio, (386 225–
There is a Bassinet in the Gathering Area of the church 7261 or gilda.sadio@yahoo.com) our Adoration
on the right wall as you enter the church. The baby Facilitator, and select ONE hour which you will
items can be placed there. Volunteers from the Respect commit to. There's no limit to how many parishioners
Life Ministry will distribute them to Alpha and St can be present every hour since it's in the Church not
Gerard Campus. We thank you for your generosity and the Holy of Holies, we just want to be sure that there's
support in the endeavor. at least one or two persons who will be present every
hour.
Anyone interested in spending time with Our Lord
Natural Family Planning Awareness in Adoration should call Gilda Sadio at
Week -July 25–31 386-225-7261 for availability and information.
“To have … To hold … To honor, Natural Family
Planning, Supporting God’s gifts of love and life in
marriage” is the theme of this year’s National Natural Lord, Creator of Life,
Family Planning Awareness Week, an educational you have blessed us
campaign of the United States Conference of Catholic with the privilege of
Bishops (USCCB) to celebrate God’s vision for bringing new life into
marriage and promote the methods of Natural Family the world. May your
Planning. Holy Spirit open our
hearts and minds to
Natural Family Planning (NFP) is a general title for recognize Your special
ethical, natural, safe and effective methods for both gift of children, and
achieving and avoiding pregnancy in marriage. NFP Your great love for each
methods teach couples how to observe and interpret the
wife’s signs of fertility and infertility. In the words of of us created in Your
the Catechism of the Catholic Church, NFP methods image and like-
“respect the bodies of the spouses, encourage tenderness ness. You sent Your son
between them and favor the education of an authentic Jesus to redeem us and
freedom.” (CCC, no. 2370) through love He en-
tered our world. We
The Catholic Church invites all the faithful to embrace now turn to Mary, our
God’s plan for married love. Learn more about these Mother, for her inter-
beautiful teachings which support the use of NFP in cession as we struggle to protect innocent unborn chil-
marriage at usccb.org/topics/natural-family-planning/ dren. Following Mary's example may we proclaim the
church-teaching. truth of our faith, assist those in crisis and protect
those most vulnerable. We ask this through Christ,
Copyright © 2021, United States Conference of Catholic Our Lord. Amen.
Bishops, Washington, DC. All rights reserved.
Catecismo en Español:-Con el fin de
crecer en nuestra experienca de fe como
comunidad hispana integral a la vida
parroquial de St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, vamos
a dar inicio al programa de catecismo en
español para niños y adultos que necesiten
recibir los sacramentos. Las personas
1-844-289 HOPE(4673) www.SupportAfterAbortion.com interesadas deben registrarse (en la oficina o con
Marina Medina al 386-445-2200 o velez41@yahoo.com)
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