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I will pour
clean water
uponyou
and
cleanseyou
from all
your impurities
and
I will giveyou
a new spiri0
says the Lord.
3rd Sunday of Lent t March 7, 2021 t Espanol pagina 10 t Readings and Music Page 13
From the Pastor
Our readings call us to roll up our
sleeves and persevere through the
remainder of Lent by committing to
a more faithful life with Christ.
In today's Gospel, Jesus purifies the
temple area because it is being
misused as a marketplace. He
becomes angry at their lack of
reverence for God. He spills the
coins of the money changers and overturns tables,
saying, “Take these out of here, and stop making my
Father’s house a marketplace.”
Jesus witnessed the way people mistreated the
temple — the place to worship God and God alone.
He drives out evil and works to purify all that is
sinful in that place. This is what Jesus wants to do
for us this Lenten season. He wants to remove all
impurity and evil in our lives and hearts so that we
may have a proper dwelling place for the Holy Spirit.
Let us ask ourselves, what areas of our life need
cleansing? Let us name those areas and invite Jesus
to purify us. He became man to carry our burdens
and wipe away our sins. He has given us boundless
mercy, but we must do our part to seek it and
commit to living a more faithful life as a disciple of
Christ. With this knowledge, let us seek to be
purified from our sins so that our hearts might be a
true temple of the Holy Spirit.
This season of Lent is only halfway done — there is
still time to work through our shortcomings and
purify our hearts for Easter morning. But let us not
waste another moment. Let us name our
shortcomings, seek God’s mercy and invite Him to
transform our hearts. © Catholic Stewardship
Consultants, 2021
Pastoral Pondering – Last week I began a review view has its origins in eastern religion and has certain monistic
of Reiki as an obstacle to the spiritual life and in and pantheistic characteristics in which the distinctions
conflict with Catholic faith. This was confirmed by a between self, world and God tend to fall away.
study of the US Bishops released in March of 2009
which is readily available on the internet. In light of all of these facts, it is possible to conclude, as the
Bishops did that Reiki finds no support in either the findings of
I wanted to address a mistaken notion that has natural science or Christian belief. For a Catholic to believe in
sometimes been put forth in support of Reiki; Reiki therapy presents insoluble problems. A Catholic who
namely, that Reiki is just a form of divine healing. I places his trust in Reiki would be operating in the realm of
remember when I was in seminary, my class went on superstition which corrupts his worship of God by turning one’s
a retreat at a center run by a particular religious religious practice in a false direction. Hence, Reiki therapy
order of women. While we were there, some of the should never be condoned by Catholic institutions or Catholics
sisters offered Reiki therapy to any seminarian who who seek to sincerely live in harmony with the faith.
was interested. Thankfully, I dodged that bullet, but
not all of my classmates did. Finally, the same principles that the Bishops applied to Reiki
therapy can also be applied to other modalities such as Total
There is a radical difference between Reiki and Body Modification, Muscle Testing and Yoga. The most common
Christian healing. The most obvious is that for the of these is yoga which is widespread in society. The reason for
Reiki practitioner, the healing power is at human the negative judgment where yoga is concerned arises from the
disposal; that is, it is in the control of the fact that yoga was never meant to be just physical. In fact, in
practitioner. Christian healing depends on God India it would be seen as insulting and non-sensical to try and
brought about through prayer. The essence of Reiki is separate the physical aspects of yoga from its spiritual
not prayer but a technique that is passed down from moorings and the philosophy that undergirds it. Yoga’s focus is
the Reiki master to the pupil. Even though some on self-enlightenment, stimulating the so-called kundalin
practitioners try to Christianize Reiki by adding a (serpent) that resides at the bottom of the spine and opening
prayer or two, this has no effect on the essential the chakras, thus attaining sought after spiritual union.
nature of Reiki. Exorcists and those who work in deliverance will attest to the
oppression and even possession that has been documented as
Furthermore, neither Sacred Scripture nor Christian arising from these eastern, pagan practices. Hence, as a
Tradition as a whole speak of the natural world as matter of course, they should be avoided.
based on the universal life energy that can be
manipulated by the natural human power if of
thought and will. It is clear that this particular world
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Remember in your prayers
Please Pray For…
Doug Abell Dexter and Mary Louise Dom Polzella
August Alombroto Koehl Aoife & Sean Quinn
William J Ashworth Edward Kolibabek Gretchen Rasheed
Doloris Beck Bomvr Kuhn Joette Reid
Ray Brindley Sandra Lara Reilly Family
Gretchen Burke Thomas Lauer Santos Rejon
Bill Carley Dan & Arlene Lioy Jacqueline Christine
Myretta Castellani Jason & Pam Logelin & Rivera
Gavin Conroy Logelin Babies Debra Robinson
Kevin Csehoski Jeanne LoPriore Anthony Shaw
Mike and Pat Demko Alyssa Magro Deacon Ronald Sherwood
Vince & Joan Famularo David Maki and Family
Yvonne Ferguson William McQuaid Frances Sikso
Florinda B. Flores Robert Mendonsa Fred Smith The Adoration Chapel will be closed
Jan Fredericks Jose Mendoza Joyce Speziale Fridays from 11 am-Noon for
Chris Garnett Isaac Merithew Maureen Stiene cleaning. Please be assured that the
Deborah Grey Melissa Miano Timothy Trausch Blessed Sacrament will not be left
Joe and Elisa Grimes R. Quinn Miano Gracie Tynon alone as Sister Mary Elizabeth and
Nidia Gutierrez Deacon Robert Murphy Terry Velletta sisters from the Daughter of the
Christina Augliera Nanette Neidhardt Gabriel Villatoro Virgin Mother will be here to clean
Halstead Chloe Angela Novas Helen Whitacre and adore. Thank you for your
Madeline Louise Henwood Jasmin Oliver Clyde Zimmerman understanding. You may go to simple
Rosemary Hoffman Jack O’Malley
Jennifer Hoopes Orosz Family adoration in front of the tabernacle
Marliese Ihrke Helen Othling To submit a prayer request or in the church during this time.
Mark Jones Baby Pimentel for additional people in need
of prayers, visit
Rosemary Keeley Gianni Piraino stmarknc.org/prayerchain. Mass intentions
Sunday March 7
Readings for the Week 7:30 am † Suon Chey
Sunday Third Sunday of Lent 9 am † Michael Martin
Ex 20:1-17 or 20:1-3, 7-8, 12-17; Ps 19: 8, 9, 10, 11; 11 am The Abell Family
1 Cor 1:22-25; Jn 2:13-25 11:15 am † Richard Mahoney
Scrutiny 1 pm St. Mark Parishioners
Ex 17:3-7; Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9; Rom 5:1-2, 5-8; Jn 4: 5:42 5 pm † Jack Hogan
Monday March 8
Monday Saint John of God, Religious 7 am † Peggy Blecka
2 Kgs 5:1-15ab; Ps 42:2, 3; 43:3, 4; Lk 4:24-30 9 am † Marion Scialabba
Tuesday Saint Frances of Rome, Religious Tuesday March 9
Dn 3:25, 34-43; Ps 25:4-5ab, 6 and 7bc, 8 and 9; Mt 18:21-35 7 am † Mary Thompson
Wednesday Dt 4:1, 5-9; Ps 147:12-13, 15-16, 19-20; Mt 5:17-19 9 am † Dale Whittington
Wednesday March 10
Thursday Jer 7:23-28; Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9; Lk 11:14-23 7 am † Robert and Betty
Friday Hos 14:2-10; Ps 81:6c-8a, 8bc-9, 10-11ab, 14 and 17; McCarney
Mk 12:28-34 † Nicholas Joseph
Saturday Hos 6:1-6; Ps 51:3-4, 18-19, 20-21ab; Lk 18:9-14 Frabotta
6:30 pm † David Othling
Sunday Fourth Sunday of Lent † Marjorie Lostoski
2 Chr 36:14-16, 19-23; Ps 137:1-2, 3, 4-5, 6; Eph 2:4-10; Thursday March 11
Jn 3:14-21 7 am † Victor and Blanche
Scrutiny Spaedy
9 am † Charles Kern
Friday March 12
7 am † John and Joan
Prayers for Members in Military Service Spaedy
Air Force: Lt Col Scott Michael Breece; SrA Brennen Brown; 1st Lt Stephen 9 am † Arlene Barna
Hack; Lt Col Douglas Lincoln; Capt Ryan Loyd; Alejandro Martinez; Sgt 12:30 pm † Gerald Curtin
James McCormick Saturday March 13
9 am † Michael Pohlen
Army: Cadet Patrick Camatcho; Spc Kevin Devoe; SSgt Darcy Fisher; Kyle 5 pm St. Mark Parishioners
Hawk; Maj Laura Hehn, M.D.; Capt Trevor Hehn; Pvt Chaz Margo; Maj Daniel Sunday March 14
McCormick; PV2 Matthew Pressley; Maj Stephen J. Romeo; Andrew Santos; 7:30 am † Marcella and Louis
Josh Wagner, 1st Lt Nick Worth Clark
9 am Richard and Patricia
Marines: LCPL Richard Breier; 1st Lt Sam Camut; Sgt Andrew Sales; Capt LaHood
Matthew Santoli; Ben Holden 11 am † Phyllis Santagata
Navy: Lt Christopher Hack; LCDR Jordan Mayo; OSSN Daniel Pressley; Lt 11:15 am † Dr. Barbara Eileen
Jenna Hehn Quist; SN Zenaida Roth; LCDR William Vey; CTT2 Zachary Carter
1 pm Christian Solorzano
Wortham 5 pm † Helen Lioy
… and all service members not listed. † Deceased
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Parish life
Men’s Bible Study
When: Most Tuesday evenings 7-8:30 pm, beginning
late March 2021
Where: Virtual Meeting via Zoom
This spring, the St. Mark Men’s Bible
Study Group will be commencing a virtual
study of the Gospel of Matthew. The
course, Matthew: The King and His
Kingdom was produced by Ascension
Press and features well known Christian apologist Jeff
Cavins in the video presentation.
This 24-part study of the first book of the New
Testament portrays Jesus as the true King who fulfills
the Law the people of Israel have failed to keep and
who introduces the new law that will accompany the
New Covenant. Through references to the Old
Testament promises of God to his people, the course
provides the key to understanding the rest of the New
Testament with Christ as the fulfillment of God’s plan.
There will be a registration fee of approximately $60
to cover the cost of the course and workbook.
For registration and information contact
Ray FitzGerald at Rfitzg@aol.com or 704-992-1702.
Young at heart
Alzheimer's Caregiver/Family Support
Group Meeting (Virtual)
St. Mark offers a monthly support group in partnership
with the Alzheimer's Association. The group meets the
first Monday of each month. Our meetings are on
Zoom, 12:30-1:30 pm. These monthly meetings are for
the caregivers and family members of people with
Alzheimer's. The support group provides much-needed
emotional support and information in an environment
of trust where the challenges of life can be
comfortably shared.
Contact: Janet Urban, raceart@yahoo.com
or 704-236-7475
Alzheimer's
Respite Ministry
Due to COVID the Respite
Ministry is not meeting in
person, however, please
reach out to Janet Urban
with questions.
Contact: Janet Urban,
jgraceart@yahoo.com
or 704-236-7475
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Other opportunities
Regina Caeli Academy
Open House
When: March 8
Where: St Vincent Catholic Church
6828 Old Reid Rd., Charlotte
We are pleased to invite you to our Open House
at Regina Caeli Academy. Come join our
exciting mission to form the next generation of
Catholics! Regina Caeli Academy
www.rcahybrid.org provides a classical, hybrid
education in the Catholic tradition. Pre K3-12th
grade students attend Socratic, hands-on
classes taught by trained tutors two days a
week and homeschool on the remaining days.
Lesson plans for home days are included and
optimized for in-home education.
For more information, or to schedule a tour of
our facility, please contact our Center
Coordinator, Tracy O'Halloran via email: to
halloran.clt@rcahybrid.org or 980-217-2748. We
look forward to welcoming you!
St. Vincent ACES
When: Sat. March 27, 2021; 12 Noon
Where: Narroway Dinner Theatre
St. Mark parishioners 45+ young are
invited to join St. Vincent ACES Senior
Club’s trip to Narroway DinnerTHfor the
Lenten production of, “THE 4 CROSS!”
Cost of $60.00/pp includes luxury
motorcoach from St. Vincent’s campus,
an Authentic Biblical Meal, and reserved
seating. Deadline for registration and
payment is March 1, 2021.
Registration packets available from Peggy
Gibbons at pgibbons1@att.net or 704-588-
5870 (leave a message).
Worldwide Marriage
Encounter
“His disciples recalled the words of
Scripture, Zeal for your house will
consume me.”
Do we have zeal to honor God through our
marriage? The next virtual Worldwide
Marriage Encounter weekends are Aug 27-
29, in Hickory, NC and Nov 5-7, in Atlantic
Beach, NC. Early sign up is recommended.
For more information visit our website at:
NCMarriageDiscovery.org or contact us at
applications@NCMarriageDiscovery.org
or 704-315-2144.
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Mass Schedule
Saint Mark Parish Directory Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 7, 9 am
Wednesday: 7 am, 6:30 pm
stmarknc.org14740 Stumptown Rd, Huntersville NC 28078 Friday: 7, 9 am, 12:30 pm (Latin)
Parish Office | Mon-Fri, 9 am-4:30 pm Saturday: 9 am, 5 pm Vigil **MASK REQUIRED
Phone: 704-948-0231; Fax: 704-948-8018 Sunday: 7:30, 9, 11 am,11:15 am (Parish Hall,
limited seating, **MASK REQUIRED),
Pastor Director of Stewardship 1 pm (Español), 5 pm **MASK REQUIRED
Very Rev. John T. Putnam, JV Beth Zuhosky All Masses may be watched live:
Parochial Vicars beth.zuhosky@stmarknc.org stmarknc.org/livestream
Rev. Alfonso Gamez 704-948-0231, Ext. 136
Rev. Melchesideck Yumo Stewardship Coordinator SONday FUNday and Nursery remain CLOSED.
Deacons Lizzy Coleman Please use Online Giving or mail in your
Rev. Mr. Richard McCarron lizzy.coleman@stmarknc.org offertory stmarknc.org/Online-Giving
Rev. Mr. Thomas McGahey 704-948-0231, Ext. 137
Reminder: The dispensation from your Sunday
Rev. Mr. Robert Murphy Calendar Management obligation remains in effect by Bishop Jugis.
Rev. Mr. Louis Pais Sue Bruce Please do not attend Mass if you are sick, have a
Rev. Dr. Ronald Sherwood sue.bruce@stmarknc.org fever or are in a high-risk group.
Director of Parish Operations 704-948-0231, Ext. 123
Scott Bruno Director of Evangelization Communion Service
scott.bruno@stmarknc.org Theresa Benson Communion Services are at 4 pm on Sundays.
704-948-0231, Ext. 118 theresa.benson@stmarknc.org stmarknc.org/communionservice.
Sacristan 704-948-0231, Ext. 138
Sr. Mary Elizabeth Director of Faith Formation Confessions
Confessions are held 45 minutes prior to the start
sacristan@stmarknc.org Sr. Zeny Mofada, O.P. of Mass for a 30 minute duration.
704-948-0231, Ext. 211 sr.zeny@stmarknc.org In addition, Wednesday: 6 pm—7:15 pm and
Registrar (Baptisms & Funerals) 704-948-1306,Ext. 103 Saturday: 3 pm—5 pm
Emily Bixler Elementary Faith Formation
emily.bixler@stmarknc.org Coordinator Rosary
704-948-0231, Ext. 102 Maryanne Pape Tuesday: 7—7:30 pm (Church)
Annulments, RCIA maryanne.pape@stmarknc.org
Rev. Mr. Louis Pais 704-948-1306, Ext. 104 Parish Office Hours
deacon.louie@stmarknc.org Middle School Youth Ministry/ The office is open from 9 am - 4:30 pm Monday –
704-948-0231, Ext. 113 Confirmation Coordinator Friday and 8:15-12:15 pm on Sundays. Masks and
Emily Hogan physical distancing are required. If you need to
Director of Sacred Music emily.hogan@stmarknc.org meet with someone specifically, please setup an
Jacob Temple 704-948-1306 appointment as our staff is in the office on a
jacob.temple@stmarknc.org rotating basis.
704-948-0231, Ext. 106 Middle School Youth Ministry
Director of Human Resources Assistant Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration
Leanne Vaccaro Karen Kramer Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration has resumed in
leanne.vaccaro@stmarknc.org karen.kramer@stmarknc.org the Adoration Chapel.
704-948-0231, Ext. 107 704-948-0231, Ext. 105 Go to stmarknc.org/adoration for complete
High School Youth Ministry details.
Director of Finance Coordinator
Richard Cataldo Sarah Rider Hospitalization
richard.cataldo@stmarknc.org sarah.rider@stmarknc.org If you or your loved one are in an area hospital,
704-948-0231, Ext. 116 704-948-0231, Ext. 105 call the Parish Office to reach one of the Priests.
Hispanic Ministry Director of Preschool
The Priests offer Confession, bring the Holy
Coordinator Eucharist to you or administer the Sacrament of
Rosa Jimenez Amanda Rametta Anointing of the Sick.
amanda.rametta@stmarknc.org
rosa.jimenez@stmarknc.org 704-948-8015
704-948-0231, Ext. 117 Baptisms & Weddings
Deaf Ministry The use of the Church for Baptisms, Weddings
Al-Anon Sarah Bartmess and other Sacramental events is available to
Ellen | 704-907-8555 sarahbartmess1@gmail.com active parishioners. Contact the Parish Office.
810-625-3688 (Please note that weddings and baptisms cannot
Alcoholics Anonymous be celebrated during Lent.)
Tom | 704-604-7739 Bulletin Team
bulletin@stmarknc.org
Financial Counseling
Crisis Pregnancy Help Natural Family Planning Please contact the parish office at 704-948-0231
Community Pregnancy Center of Lake Joe and Kathy Hack to request a confidential, no-cost, and private
Norman: 704-727-0535 Teaching Couple #1947; 704-548-1834; support session to assess your needs.
hackhouse@bellsouth.net ccli.org Complimentary services are available to provide
Catholic Charities: 704-370-3262 financial literacy training, personal financial
Birthright: 1-800-550-4900 Divorce Support Group coaching, and/or advocacy support for you and
Post Abortion: 1-800-5-WE CARE Saint Mark offers a support group for your family.
Poor prenatal diagnosis? You’re not Catholics who are going through
alone—there is help. benotafraid.net separation and/or divorce. Meetings
are held on Monday evenings at 7 pm
in Room 204.
Contact: divorce.support@stmarknc.org
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Anuncios Semanales
Del Párroco – Tercer Domingo de Es más, ni la sagrada escritura ni la tradición cristiana
Cuaresma como un todo, hablan del mundo natural basado en una
energía de vida universal que pueda ser manipulada por el
Nuestras lecturas nos llaman a subirnos poder humano, por la mente o voluntad. Es claro que esta
las mangas y perseverar en lo que visión particular tiene sus orígenes en la religión oriental
queda de la Cuaresma y tiene ciertas características monistas y panteístas en la
comprometiéndonos a una vida fiel con que las distinciones entre uno mismo, el mundo y Dios
Cristo. tienden a desprenderse.
En el evangelio de hoy, Jesús purifica elA la luz de todos estos factores, es posible concluir, como
área del templo porque está siendo lo hicieron los obispos, que el Reiki no tiene ningún apoyo
usado como lugar de mercado. Él se enoja por su falta de en ninguna de las recomendaciones de la ciencia natural o
reverencia por Dios. Él tira las monedas de los cambiantes en la creencia cristiana. Para un católico que crea en la
de dinero y les dice: “saquen esto de aquí y dejen de terapia del Reiki, presenta problemas insolubles. Un
hacer de la casa de mi Padre una plaza de mercado”. católico que pone su confianza en el Reiki estaría
operando en el campo de la superstición la cual corrompe
Jesús vio la manera como la gente hacia mal uso del su adoración a Dios convirtiendo la práctica religiosa de
templo – el lugar para adorar a Dios y solamente a Dios. Él uno en una falsa dirección. Así, la terapia del Reiki no
echa fuera al mal y trabaja para purificar todo lo que es debe nunca ser permitida por instituciones católicas o
pecaminoso en ese lugar. Eso es lo que Jesús quiere hacer católicos que buscan sinceramente vivir en armonía con la
por nosotros en este tiempo de Cuaresma. Él quiere quitar fe.
todas las impurezas y el mal de nuestra vida y corazón
para que podamos tener un lugar digno de habitación para Por último, los mismos principios que los obispos aplicaron
el Espíritu Santo. Preguntémonos en que áreas de nuestra a la terapia del Reiki pueden también aplicar a otras
vida necesitamos ser limpiados. Nombremos esas áreas e modalidades como la modificación total del cuerpo,
invitemos a Jesús a purificarnos. Él se hizo hombre para evaluación muscular y yoga. El más común de estos es el
cargar con nuestras cargas y limpiar nuestro pecado. Él yoga el cual se ha extendido en la sociedad. La razón del
nos ha dado misericordia sin límites, pero debemos hacer juicio negativo en cuanto al yoga, surge del hecho de que
nuestra parte buscándola y comprometiéndonos a vivir el yoga nunca fue para ser solo físico. Es más, en la India
una vida más fiel como discípulos de Cristo. Con este seria visto como un insulto y un absurdo el tratar de
conocimiento, busquemos entonces ser purificados de separar los aspectos físicos del yoga de los amarres
nuestros pecados para que nuestro corazón pueda ser un espirituales y la filosofía que la apoya. El yoga se enfoca
verdadero templo del Espíritu Santo. en la iluminación propia, la estimulación de la tan
llamada kundalini (serpiente) que reside en la parte baja
Vamos solo a la mitad de este tiempo de Cuaresma – aún de la espina y abre chakras, para así obtener la unión
hay tiempo para trabajar en nuestros defectos y purificar espiritual. Los exorcistas y aquellos que trabajan en
nuestro corazón para la mañana de Pascua. Pero no liberación darían fe de la opresión e incluso posesión que
perdamos más tiempo. Reconozcamos nuestras faltas, se ha documentado ha aumentado de estas prácticas
busquemos la misericordia de Dios e invitémoslo a Él a orientales paganas. Por lo que estas rutinas deben ser
transformar nuestro corazón. © Catholic Stewardship evitadas.
Consultants, 2021
Reflexión Pastoral – La semana pasada empezamos a ver
el Reiki como un obstáculo para la vida espiritual y un
conflicto para la fe católica. Esto fue confirmado por un
estudio de los obispos realizado en marzo del 2009 el cual
está disponible en el internet.
Quiero hablar sobre una noción errónea que algunas veces
se ha puesto en apoyo del Reiki; me refiero a que el Reiki
es solo una forma de sanación divina. Recuerdo que
cuando estaba en el seminario, mi clase tuvo un retiro en
un centro manejado por una particular orden de mujeres
religiosas. Mientras estuvimos allí, algunas de las
hermanas ofrecieron la terapia del Reiki para cualquier
seminarista que estuviera interesado. Afortunadamente,
yo esquive esa bala, pero no todos mis compañeros lo
hicieron.
Hay una diferencia radical entre Reiki y la sanación
cristina. Lo más obvio es que para el que practica el Reiki,
el poder sanador está a disposición humana; es decir, está
en control de quien lo ejerce. La sanación cristiana
depende de Dios y se da a través de la oración. La esencia
del Reiki no es la oración sino una técnica pasada del
maestro de Reiki a los pupilos. Aunque algunos de los que
lo practican tratan de cristianizar el Reiki agregándole
una o dos oraciones, esto no tiene ningún efecto en la
naturaleza esencial del Reiki.
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Los domingos estamos impartiendo una catequesis
Para cualquier información en sobre la Misa titulada, Si conocieras el don de
español, por favor comunicarse con
Rosa Jiménez al 704-948-0231 ext. Dios. Esta catequesis está basada en el libro
117 o enviar un correo electrónico “Entendiendo el Misterio de la Misa” escrito por
a: rosa.jimenez@stmarknc.org. un sacerdote de nuestra diócesis, el padre
El horario de oficina para servicio Matthew Buettner, quien escribió el libro en el
en español es: Martes, miércoles y año dedicado a la Santa Eucaristía. Uno de los
viernes de 10am-5:30pm propósitos de esta catequesis, es que todos los
católicos tengamos un mayor entendimiento sobre
Horario De Misas este misterio del santo sacrificio de la Misa y
Misa Diaria:
Lunes, Martes, Jueves y descubrir las gracias para la salvación de nuestra
Viernes: 7 am y 9 am alma y la manera de adentrarnos en estos
Viernes: 7 pm español misterios, participar en ellos con mayor amor,
Miércoles: 7 am y 6:30 pm reverencia y con el deseo de compartirlos,
Sábados: 9 am
Sábado: 5 pm protegerlos y darlos a conocer. La catequesis es
Domingo: 7:30, 9, 11 am de 12:15-12:45 en la iglesia. Pueden asistir con
1 pm Español toda su familia. ¡Los esperamos!
5 pm Misa de jóvenes
Sacramentos
Bautizos: Los padres deben ser
feligreses de San Marcos. Los
padrinos si son una pareja deben
ser católicos practicantes y estar
casados por la iglesia. Si no son
pareja, deben ser católicos
practicantes y tener todos los
sacramentos hasta la confirmación.
Los padrinos no pueden estar
viviendo en unión libre ni estar
casados solo por el civil. Los
padrinos que no
sean de San Marcos deben traer una
carta de referencia de la parroquia
a la que asisten. Papás y padrinos
deben tomar las clases pre-
bautismales. Las clases son el
segundo sábado del mes de 10am-
12pm y el bautizo se celebra el
segundo domingo del mes. Si tienen
alguna situación en particular, para
más información o para registrarse
para la clase, por favor ir a la
oficina y hablar con Rosa Jimenez.
Matrimonio: Por favor contactar a
Rosa Jimenez para hacer cita al
menos 6 meses antes de la fecha
fijada. Por favor no hacer
invitaciones ni reservar salón hasta
que la fecha sea confirmada en la
oficina con el sacerdote que va a
celebrar la boda.
Visitas a los enfermos: Tenemos un
grupo de personas que visitan con
regularidad a los enfermos. Por
favor contactar a Gladys
Campoverde al 704-701-03-62 para
dar los datos del enfermo que está
pidiendo la visita.
Quinceañeras: Tenemos nuevas
normas para la celebración de
quinceañeras. Por favor comunicarse
con Rosa Jimenez para hacer cita
para la primera entrevista al menos 9
meses antes de la fecha del
cumpleaños.
Presentaciones: Se hacen el cuarto
domingo de cada mes. Por favor
llamar a la oficina para dar el
nombre del bebe que va a ser
presentado.
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Sunday Mass Readings and Music
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Cover Photo:
Moses & Ten Commandments Stained Glass Window
In today’s first reading, we are reminded of the Ten Commandments. Which
commandment do you struggle with the most? Aim for one small improvement this week.
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