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I am the good shepherd, and I know mine and mine know me,
just as the Father knows me and I know the Father; and I will
lay down my life for the sheep. –John 10:14‐15
Fourth Sunday of Easter April 25th, 2021
PARISH CALENDAR
Sunday April 25th
Monday April 26th 9am-12pm Adoration (MC) 7:30am-2pm Main Church Open
Tuesday April 27th 10am-2pm Thrift Shoppe (CH)
Wednesday April 28th 7:30am-2pm Main Church Open
Thursday April 29th 7:30am-2pm Main Church Open
Friday April 30th 10am-2pm Thrift Shoppe (CH) 7:30am-2pm Main Church Open
Saturday May 1st 10am-2pm Thrift Shoppe (CH) 7:30am-2pm Main Church Open
Sunday May 2nd
MC — Main Church; PC — Parish Center; HO — Hide Out (Youth Room);
WC — Welcome Center (Parish Office); CH — Caulfield House
PRIESTS SCRIPTURE READINGS AND INTENTIONS
Reverend Roland Nadeau, M.S. Monday, April 26th, 2021 Acts 11:1-18/Jn 10:1-10
Pastor 8:30am—Andres Hernandez †
Reverend William J. Slight, M.S.
Associate Pastor Tuesday, April 27th, 2021 Acts 11:19-26/Jn 10:22-30
8:30am—Duncan Balbi †
Reverend Robert Susann, M.S.
Airport Chaplain (In Residence) Wednesday, April 28th, 2021 Acts 12:24—13:5/
Reverend Ronald Beauchemin, M.S. 8:30am—Geo & Senior Class Jn 12:44-50
In Residence of Bishop Moore ♥
Reverend Richard Landry, M.S. Thursday, April 29th, 2021 Acts 13:13-25/Jn 13:16-20
In Residence 8:30am—Raquel Perez de Vicenteno †
PASTORAL STAFF
Rev. Mr. José González Deacon Friday, April 30th, 2021 Acts 13:26-33/Jn 14:1-6
8:30am—Huan Tran, Bau Naguyen, & Lam Tran †
Rev. Mr. Miguel Pagán Deacon
Rev. Mr. Manny Garcia Deacon Saturday, May 1st, 2021 Acts 13:44-52/Jn 14:7-14
Bro. Ron Lafleche, M.S. Sacristan 8:30am—Roger Burga †
Araceli Cruz Secretary/Pastoral Assistant 5:00pm—Larry Dolan †
Dennis Beckwith Bookkeeper Sunday, May 2nd, 2021
Louis Murgia Director of Faith Formation Hch 9:26-31/1 Jn 3:18-24/Jn 15:1-8
Yliana Soto Faith Formation Assistant 8:00am—Family Beth & Lou Holtz †
Brandie Akos Y outh Ministry Coordinator 10:00am—John Fallon †
Cheryl Haney Director of Liturgy & Music 12:00pm—Angileri Macaluso & Colon Ortiz†
5:00pm—Esther Redmond †
Nelson Rodriguez Maintenance Coordinator
Susan Abouchacra Parish Projects/Safe Environment
Coordinator For the peaceful repose: † For the prayer intention: ♥
Turner Flynn Media Specialist
PARISH OFFICE
4545 Anderson Road Orlando, Florida 32812
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8am - 4:30pm
Phone: 407-277-1702 | Fax: 407-277-1973
Parish Website: www.btccor l.or g Mass Schedule
E-mail: ACr uz@btccor l.or g Monday — Saturday: 8:30am in the M ain
Fr. Roland: RNadeau@btccorl.org Church (Daily Rosary prayed at 8am)
Fr. Bill: WSlight@btccor l.or g Saturday Vigil: 5:00pm (English)
Our parish is staffed by the Missionaries of Our Sunday: 8:00am (English), 10:00am
Lady of La Salette, Province of Mary Mother of
(English),
Americas, along with our sister church, Good
Shepherd Parish in Orlando. 12:00pm (Spanish), 5:00pm (English)
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Let Your
Light Shine
Fourth Sunday of Easter
(Acts 4:8-12; 1 John 3:1-2; John 10:11-18)
The Lord is my...—Most of us, if asked to finish the above title phrase, would say: Shepherd. We might
even be surprised that today, often called “Good Shepherd Sunday,” we do not have the Twenty-third
Psalm as our responsorial. However, while the Gospel focuses on Jesus as Shepherd, the other readings
and the Psalm provide other images or titles.
For example, Jesus is the stone rejected. St. Peter, continuing his discourse which we began reading last
week, applies Psalm 118 to the people gathered around him in the Temple: “The stone rejected by you the
builders,” reflecting the hostile relationship on the part of some of the people and their leaders.
At La Salette, the Blessed Virgin gave examples of the ways in which her people had rejected her Son.
Have we, personally, ever deserved her reproaches? As we contemplate the crucifix on her breast, do we
hear Peter’s words, speaking of “Jesus Christ the Nazorean whom you crucified”? If so, let us approach
the Lord with humble repentance.
Jesus is the cornerstone, the foundation of our faith and of the Church. This image is very close to what
we find in Psalm 18, where David calls the Lord “my strength, my rock, my fortress, my deliverer.” Here
we stand before our God in a relationship of trust.
It is the same with the Good Shepherd, of course, even though sometimes we are tempted by pride to
strike out on our own, and finding only the sinful path by ourselves. Since we would never want the
Shepherd to abandon us—remember Mary’s words, “If I want my Son not to abandon you”—why would
we ever abandon him? We need him to guide us, to nourish us (especially in the Eucharist), to protect us.
Stone rejected, Cornerstone, Good Shepherd: see how these are not just names but relationships with God
the Son.
Some might say, “The Lord is my friend,” not as an equal, of course, but as one who truly cares about us.
This is part of the La Salette message.
Think about it. Who is Jesus for you? Who are you for him? Most importantly, do you feel how deeply
you are loved? And do you respond in kind?
Wayne Vanasse, and Fr. René Butler, M.S.
Sacrificial Giving
Fostering stewardship as a way of life for
Blessed Trinity Catholic Church
Weekend of April 17th & 18th
Offertory: $10,878 EFT: $4,968
Debt Reduction: $3,922 EFT: $458
Please continue to donate to Blessed Trinity and
Our Catholic Appeal during Covid-19. You can make
a secure online donation through our website at
www.btccorl.org
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B L E S SED T R I NI T Y
Daily Mass and Sunday Mass have resumed in the Main Church
Per Diocesan and Governmental restric ons, only 50% of our church
capacity will be admi ed at any one me.
Maintaining physical social distance is required.
Wearing your personal mask is required.
Mass Schedule
Monday — Saturday: 8:30am in the Main Church
Saturday Vigil: 5pm (English)
Sunday: 8am (English), 10am (English), 12pm (Spanish), 5pm (English)
Faith Formation Travelers Mass
April 2021 The travelers Mass takes
place at 12pm on Sunday’s at
Faith Formation: 25th the Hyatt Hotel at Orlando
International Airport with
SURGE: 28th
Fr. Robert Susann. Mass takes
RCIA: 25th place at the lobby hotel.
No boarding pass
needed.
All are welcome!!!
OUR PRAYER INTENTIONS
Please pray for/Oremos por: Sister Rosemarie Hickman — Joanna Wood — Raymond Bawal — Matthew Lohse —
Jeanne Talty — Noreen Buckley — Steve Stachowski — Kerry Sheffield — Thomas Lowe — Janet Weikel — Mishael
Duarte — Bebi Jiménez — Baby Orlando — Dennise Kennedy — Luis R. Viera — Betty Thomas — Pauline Mensi —
Joey — Ray & Marie Heurtin — Melissa Cavida — Rosa Minanda — Vernon Mattson — Luis Leone — Asia Jenkins
— Marie Blackford — Armando Mendez — Thomas Campbell — Jeanie Hudson — Curt Hudson — Emily DiFazio —
Natalie DiFazio — Sr. Cecilia Franco — Sr. Joanne Bierl — Sr. Kathie Shea — Paul McDonough — Laura & Russell
Foss — Linda Foss — Bar & Ed Hierholzer — Laura Schipper — Frank & Brenda Carbo — Christina Phillips — Su-
san Miranti — James Matthews — Mary Rose — Maria Pagara — Barbara Varrieur — Jennie Prefontaine — Andrew
Varrieur —Alfonse Kusters — Janine Kusters — Barbara Pan- Mary Hensel — 04/05/2021
ner — Deborah Birke — Joyce Porter — Ruthanne Tresnan Mary Roddy — 04/11/2021
Keymont — Eddie Antinossi — Conley & Karen Sarber — Please pray for those who have
Lori Sawannah Porter — Juan Reyes Salgado — Juan Alberto entered eternal life.
Reyes — Carol & Leo Rollam — Vern Matteson — Caleb Por favor oren por aquellos que han pasado
Gutman — Sean Burman — Trevor Fowler a la vida eterna.
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B L E S SED T R I NI T Y
Guide Book & Directory Adver sing Opportunity
We are in the process of upda ng our annual Guide Book for the church. This book will contain everything
per nent to our church: the various ministries, organiza ons, commi ees, ac vi es, func ons and events.
This book is being provided and direct‐mailed to each family at no cost to our church, and it is again being
subsidized by local businesses that adver se. If you own or manage a business and would like to find out
about adver sing in our book, please call the Church Office.
Recent survey results by Guide Book Publishing show that 92.1% of families would rather patronize a Guide
Book & Directory adver ser over a non‐adver ser. It “will pay” to adver se in our new Guide Book &
Directory.
Update Membership Informa on
Does our Church database have YOUR family membership record correct?
Here is your chance to update YOUR record for our annual Guide Book (if you haven’t already done so).
It is me for us to update our database with any changes, addi ons, or dele ons that may have occurred in
YOUR family over the past year.
Have you changed your phone number? Have you moved? Are you preparing to move soon? Are all of your
children s ll at home and are they all included in your membership record?
If you have not already informed the Church Office about changes to your record, please let us know now so
that the Guide Book will be sent to your correct address. The Church Office number is 407‐277‐1702.
Thank you for your help!
Easter Reflec ons for the Family Available on our Website—Weekly
Easter reflec ons can be found on the homepage of our website
www.btccorl.org for download or to print. These are a great resource to
have for the en re family at home during the Easter season.
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B L E S SED T R I NI T Y
Knights of Columbus are kicking off there annual Baby Bo le
Drive the weekend of May 2nd. In support of the JMJ
Pregnancy Center. Please take a bo le a er Mass and return it
with whatever change you can spare. Bo les can be returned to the Parish Office or to a Knights of
Columbus member at any Mass and please return the bo les by the weekend of June 5th/6th. Thank
you for your support of the sanc ty of life for all God’s children. Vivat Jesus!
Dear Faith Forma on Parents,
Congratula ons! We raised $427.00 for Catholic Relief Services with our Rice Bowl collec ons. Thank
you for your efforts to help the poor during the Lenten season.
God Bless,
Louie Murgia
Brandie Weidner
Yliana Soto
We have begun to pray the Rosary before the 10 am Mass every
Sunday. Please join us in prayer at 9:30 AM in the Church. If you or your
family is interested in leading a Rosary or would like more informa on,
please contact Alana Malechuk via email at alanamalechuk@hotmail.com or
call/text 919‐924‐7598.
Our Catholic Appeal 2021
Thanks to you, Blessed Trinity is off to a
good start for Our Catholic Appeal 2021.
However, only 21% of Blessed Trinity parishioners, which means only 1 out of 5
families, is contribu ng to Our Catholic Appeal. We encourage everyone to
prayerfully consider contribu ng. Any amount helps us reach our goal, which is
mandatory. Be sure to indicate that your contribu on is for Blessed Trinity
ORLANDO. This insures that we get the credit for your dona on. If you need help
making your dona on call our parish office at 407‐277‐1702.
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B L E S SED T R I NI T Y
Monthly voca ons mee ng first
Sunday of the month for seniors
and college students at 4pm and
second Sunday of the month for
9th, 10th & 11th graders at 3pm.
Space is limited. Please call Nel‐
son at 407‐277‐1702 or 407‐277‐
3939
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Interest Mee ng Dates: April 29th at 6pm & May 15th at 1pm
Please call the office for more informa on: 407‐277‐1702
April 25th, 2021 Blessed Trinity Catholic Church — www.BlessedTrinityOrlando.org Page 11B L E S SED T R I NI T Y Day 1 ‐ Saturday September 25th Evening check‐in at Orlando airport for flight to Dublin. Day 2 ‐ Sunday September 26th Arrive in Dublin airport and meet our guide and coach before ge ng some breakfast. As part of our arrival to this historical city, that dates back to 988AD our coach will take us on a panoramic city sightseeing tour of the highlights of Dublins fair City OConnell Street, Trinity College, Georgian Squares, Government Buildings, Dublin Castle, Christ‐ church & St Patricks Cathedrals, Guinness Brewery, Phoenix Park, and Kilmainham Jail A er our gentle introduc on we will visit the Shrine of St Valen ne for Mass. A er mass we will check into our hotel for 1 night, A ernoon free to rest, or for personal visits to places of interest. Meals ‐ B, D Day 3 ‐ Monday September 27th Depart Dublin for Croa a, on arrival, you will be met by our guides and your coach for your transfer to the Blessed village of Medjugorje. As we drive into Medjugorje, with the steeple of St. James Church first gree ng us, we will ar‐ rive at our hotel where we check in and have Lunch. Each evening, we will a end the parish evening program. It be‐ gins with the rosary followed by Holy Mass and depending on the day, we finish with adora on. Meals ‐ B, D Day 4 ‐ Tuesday September 28th A er breakfast we will a end the 10:00am English Mass in the Church of St. James. Following Mass, there will be an opening mee ng where the guides will share with us the history of the village, introduce us to the shrine and take us through the week. In the a ernoon we will visit the Blue Cross, a place of many appari ons of Our Lady. We also will walk to Vickas old family home, to see and to pray in the room where she had appari ons over a long period of me. A er dinner, a end the evening prayer program. Meals ‐ B, D Day 5 ‐ Wednesday September 29th A er breakfast, we gather at the statue of Our Lady to walk through the vineyards, to the Hill of Appari ons (Podbrdo). We climb, in prayer, to the place where Our Lady first appeared to six frightened children in June of 1981. This a ernoon there is an op onal tour to Cenacolo, which is a community for recovering drug addicts. A er dinner, we a end the evening program. Meals ‐ B, D Day 6 ‐Thursday September 30th Our day begins with breakfast and we then meet at the base of Cross Mountain (Krizevac) to start our ascent. We pray the Sta ons of the Cross as we make our way to the summit. Our journey is rewarded by taking me for reflec‐ on and prayer by the cross located at the top of the mountain. We make our descent in me for holy Mass. In the a ernoon, following our climb, we will have some free me. This evening we have a special treat as our program di‐ rector, David Parkes, performs for us in concert with an Evening of prayer through song. David is an interna onally acclaimed singer and o en travels worldwide singing the word of Our Lord. Meals ‐ B, D Day 7 ‐Friday October 1st Enjoy breakfast in the Hotel a er enjoy a free day in Medjugorje for personal prayer and reflec on. Return for our final dinner in the hotel. Meals ‐ B, D Day 8 ‐ Saturday October 2nd We meet as a group to join in the closing mee ng on the church grounds. David and the guides conclude the week with prayer and a short follow up on the week. A er our good byes, take our transfer to the Importanne Resort hotel in the Lapad area of Dubrovnik, located in gardens of mature pines, cypress trees and oleander flowers. A short walk through the hotel gardens leads to the promenade with an excellent choice of restaurants, bars and cafes. The old city of Dubrovnik is 4 km away by public bus or taxi. Following our arrival we will enjoy dinner in the hotel. Meals ‐ B, D April 25th, 2021 Blessed Trinity Catholic Church — www.BlessedTrinityOrlando.org Page 12
B L E S SED T R I NI T Y Day 9 ‐ Sunday October 3rd A er breakfast, we will take our bus in to the Old Town of Dubrovnik for Holy Mass. A er Mass, we will take a guid‐ ed tour of this speculator city. Dubrovniks tempestuous past dates all the way back to ancient mes which has wrote a history filled with thrilling adventures, legends and ba les. A er our tour we will have free me in the Old town to get some lunch and do a li le personal shopping or sight seeing. Dinner will be back in the hotel. Meals ‐ B, D Day 10 ‐ Monday, October 4rd Today will be free to enjoy the facili es of the hotel, or wander into the old town of Dubrovnik. A er an early dinner in the hotel we will take a transfer into Gruz Harbor in Dubrovnik to board our over night ferry to Bari, Italy ‐ arriv‐ ing at approximately 7am the following morning. Meals ‐ B, D Day 11 ‐ Tuesday October 5th Upon arrival at the port of Bari we will meet our guide and drive to its quaint historical town where we will cele‐ brate Mass in the famous Basilica of St. Nicholas of Bari. Originally constructed to house the relics of St Nicholas, His remains which are said to emanate a miraculous manna liquid with special powers, are ensconced in a shrine in the beau ful vaulted crypt. A er lunch in a typical Italian restaurant we will drive to San Giovanni Rotondo, enjoying the magical landscape of Puglia with its combina on of wonderful coastline and century‐old olive trees. We will check into the four‐star San Giovanni Rotondo Palace Hotel and have the evening at leisure. Meals ‐ B, L, D Day 12 ‐ Wednesday October 6th We will celebrate morning Mass in the ancient church of Our Lady of Grace where Padre Pio celebrated Mass, heard confessions and received the gi of the s gmata. A erwards we will visit the English Office as we learn more of the life of St. Pio and receive a blessing with the glove and crucifix used by the friar. In the a ernoon we will visit the Capuchin Friary where the humble friar lived and died and have me for prayer before the crucifix before which He received the gi of the s gmata. We will end our day with a visit to the Church of St. Pio of Pietrelcina where, a er seeing the wonderful mosaics of Marko Ivan Rupnik, we will arrive at the crypt of St. Pio and have me for prayer before the mortal remains of this great saint of our me. Meals ‐ B, L, D Day 13 ‐ Thursday October 7th This morning we will drive to the town of Monte SantAngelo and celebrate Mass at the Shrine of St. Michael the Archangel, the oldest shrine in Western Europe dedicated to the Archangel Michael. We will have me at leisure in this wonderful town before returning to our hotel for lunch. In the a ernoon we will visit the hospital, Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza, considered Padre Pios greatest crea on. We will enjoy a tour of the hospital and hear how Padre Pios great dream has now become one of the most important hospitals in southern Italy. Meals B, L, D Day 14 ‐ Friday October 8th A er breakfast we will depart San Giovanni Rotondo and will enjoy wonderful views of the Adria c Coast as we drive to the town of Lanciano, site of the First Eucharis c Miracle of the Catholic Church. We will celebrate Mass and a erwards venerate the relics of the Eucharis c Miracle. A er free me for lunch we drive to the town of Man‐ oppello. We visit the Basilica of the Holy Face which is home to the mysterious cloth displaying the true image of Our Lords Face imprinted on the Veil of Veronica. Learn more of the history behind the arrival of the veil in the town of Manoppello and have me for private prayer. A erwards we will check into the House of the Pilgrim, born from the will of the Capuchin friars, located next to the sanctuary. Meals B, D Day 15 ‐ Saturday October 9th This morning we will depart Manoppello and enjoy our last glimpses of the Italian countryside as we drive to Fium‐ icino airport for our return flight to Orlando. Meals B April 25th, 2021 Blessed Trinity Catholic Church — www.BlessedTrinityOrlando.org Page 13
B L E S SED T R I NI T Y
Second Blessings Thrift
Shoppe & Boutique
Open Tuesdays, Fridays &
Saturdays 10 am ‐ 2 pm
We accept Knick‐Knacks, Ladies/Men’s/Children’s Clothing &
Shoes, Purses, Books, Religious Ar cles, & Jewelry Gi Items.
Sorry, No Electronics, Furniture, Appliances or Bedding
Dona ons only accepted during opera ng hours.
Please do not leave dona ons outside of building.
Terrific Tuesday occurs on the first Tuesday of each month with
new sales and savings!
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REFLEXION
El Señor es mi…
Cuarto Domingo de Pascua: Hechos 4:8‐12; 1 Juan 3:1‐2; Juan 10:11‐18
La mayoría de nosotros, si se nos pidiera terminar la frase del tulo, diríamos: Pastor. Pudiera sorprendernos
el hecho de que hoy, a menudo llamado “Domingo del Buen Pastor”, no tengamos el Salmo vein trés como
nuestro responsorial. Sin embargo, mientras el Evangelio se enfoca sobre Jesús como el buen Pastor, las
otras lecturas y el Salmo proveen otras imágenes o tulos.
Por ejemplo, Jesús es la piedra rechazada. San Pedro, con nuando su discurso, el que había comenzado la
semana pasada, aplica el Salmo 118 al pueblo reunido en torno a él en el Templo: “la piedra que ustedes, los
constructores, han rechazado”, reflejando la relación hos l de parte de algunos del pueblo y de sus líderes.
En La Sale e, la San sima Virgen dio ejemplos de cómo su pueblo había rechazado a su Hijo. ¿Hemos sido
nosotros, personalmente, merecedores de sus reproches? Al contemplar el crucifijo sobre su pecho,
¿escuchamos las palabras de San Pedro, hablando de “Jesucristo de Nazaret, al que ustedes crucificaron”? Si
es así, acerquémonos al Señor con humilde arrepen miento.
Jesús es la piedra angular, el cimiento de nuestra fe y de la fe de la Iglesia. Esta imagen es muy cercana a lo
que encontramos en el Salmo 18, donde David llama al Señor “mi fuerza, mi Roca, mi fortaleza y mi liberta‐
dor”. Henos aquí, frente a nuestro Dios en una relación de confianza.
Ocurre lo mismo con el Buen Pastor, por supuesto, aunque a veces el orgullo nos enta querer caminar por
nuestra cuenta y resulta que nos encontramos andando la senda del pecado por nosotros mismos. Ya que
queremos que el Pastor nunca nos abandone – hay que recordar las palabras de María, “Si quiero que mi
Hijo no los abandone” ¿por qué entonces nosotros lo abandonaríamos? Necesitamos que nos guíe, que nos
nutra (especialmente en la Eucaris a), que nos proteja.
Piedra rechazada, Piedra Angular, Buen Pastor: vemos que no son sólo nombres sino relaciones con Dios Hi‐
jo.
Algunos podrán decir, “El Señor es mi amigo”, no como un igual, por supuesto, sino como aquel que verda‐
deramente se interesa por nosotros. Eso forma parte del mensaje de La Sale e.
Pensémoslo. ¿Quién es Jesús para ? ¿Quién eres tú para él? Más importante aún. ¿Sientes cuán profunda‐
mente eres amado? Y ¿respondes de la misma manera?
Traducción: Hno. Moisés Rueda, M.S.
FIESTA DE LA FE
Segunda Lectura
Mientras que en la Misa Dominical la primera lectura siempre está relacionada con el Evangelio, la segunda
lectura sigue su propio ritmo. Aun así, sin forzar la situación, parece obvia la vinculación o relación que ésta
tiene con las demás lecturas. La segunda lectura está tomada de los escritos paulinos o de otros escritos apos-
tólicos. La selección de las mismas durante los tiempos litúrgicos específicos es sumamente cuidadosa. A lo
largo del Tiempo Ordinario, siguen su propio ritmo y gran parte de la relación de esta lectura con las demás,
depende de la creatividad del homilista. Puesto que es una lectura diferente, se sugiere siempre un proclama-
dor o proclamadora distinto a quien proclamó la primera lectura. La asamblea litúrgica es capaz en sí misma
de captar que es un mensaje distinto, más no por eso, es ajeno a la centralidad del Evangelio. Durante el Ciclo
Dominical A, la proclamación de la segunda lectura inicia con la 1 Corintios, Romanos, Filipenses y Tesalo-
nicenses; El Ciclo Dominical B: 1 Corintios 6 – 11, 2 Corintios, Efesios, Santiago y Hebreos 2 – 10; el Ciclo
Dominical C: 1 Corintios 12 – 15, Gálatas, Colosenses, Hebreos, Filemón, 1 Timoteo, 2 Timoteo y 2 Tesalo-
nicenses. ——Miguel Arias, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co
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Parroquial); PC — Salón de Reuniones; YR — Salón Juvenil; TS — Tienda de Segunda Mano
Domingo, 25 de abril Misas 8:00am (Ingles), 10:00am(Ingles), 12:00pm (Español), 5:00pm (Ingles) (CH)
Lunes, 26 de abril 8:30am Misa (CH) (Ingles),
Martes, 27 de abril 8:30am Misa (CH) (Ingles), Tienda de Segunda Mano 10am-2pm (TS)
Miércoles, 28 de abril 8:30am Misa (CH) (Ingles)
Jueves, 29 de abril 8:30am Misa (CH) (Ingles)
Viernes, 30 de abril 8:30am Misa (CH) (Ingles), Tienda de Segunda Mano 10am-2pm (TS)
Sábado, 1 de mayo 8:30am Misa (CH) (Ingles), Tienda de Segunda Mano 10am-2pm (TS)
Domingo, 2 de mayo Misas 8:00am (Ingles), 10:00am(Ingles), 12:00pm (Español), 5:00pm (Ingles) (CH)
LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES
Lecturas de la Semana Domingo: Cuarto Domingo de Pascua;
Lunes, Abril 26, 2021 Jornada Mundial de Oración por las
Hch 11:1-18/Jn 10:1-10 Vocaciones
Miércoles: San Luis María Grignon de Montfort;
Martes, Abril 27, 2021 San Pedro Chanel
Hch 11:19-26/Jn 10:22-30 Jueves: Santa Catalina de Siena
Miércoles, Abril 28, 2021 Viernes: San Pio V; Día de Árbol
Hch 12:24 — 13:5/Jn 12:44-50 Sábado: San José, obrero; Primer sábado
Jueves, Abril 29, 2021
Hch 13:13-25/Jn 13:16-20
Viernes, Abril 30, 2021 Ministerios
Hch 13:26-33/Jn 14:1-6
Servidores del Altar
Sábado, Mayo 1, 2021 Cheryl Sanabia 321-460-2683
Hch 13:44-52/Jn 14:7-14 Ministros de la Eucaristía
Domingo, Mayo 2, 2021 Sara Gonzalez 786-586-5319
Hch 9:26-31/1 Jn 3:18-24/Jn 15:1-8 Ujieres
Grace Mendoza 321-695-5566
Lectores
Grupo de Oración “Paz y Gozo” Oscar Ahumada 321-444-5027
Transmite todos los viernes a las 7:30pm a Música
través de la página de btccorl.org. Joan Sanabia 407-293-4169
¡Los esperamos! Ministerio de los Enfermos
Nereida Matos 407-600-1742
Grupo de Oración Paz y Gozo
Marosa Castillo 407-859-6508
Sagrada Familia
Carmen Alcántara 203-982-6273
Divina Misericordia
Ruben Marcano 407-446-4224
Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe
Guadalupe Montez 407-773-4479
Donación sacrificial
Por favor, continúe donando a la Santísima Trinidad y
Nuestra Campaña Católica durante Covid-19.
Puede hacer una donación segura en línea a través de
nuestro sitio web en www.btccorl.org
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