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September 22, 2019 Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
PARISH STAFF
Rev. Chad Wahl,
Pastor
Rev. Gilbert Arango,
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Christhudasan Varghese,
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Mr. Jeff Vierra,
Deacon Pastoral Care
& Senior Ministry
Rev. Mr. Ha Ngoc Nguyen,
Deacon
Rev. Mr. Fidel Carillo, MESSAGE FROM THE BISHOP
Deacon
Mrs. Susie Dickert, THE HOLY ROSARY: A Way to Foster the NEW EVANGELIZATION
School Principal
On Pentecost Sunday of this year, I announced that we, as a diocese,
Mary Ferreira, were embarking on the mission of the New Evangelization. I provided to
Office Manager all, the diocesan prayer to launch this endeavor. Please continue to offer this prayer as we
begin to better evangelize our families and parishes. Pray it daily as we turn to the Holy
Dave Corder,
Faith Formation Director Spirit for guidance to be the evangelizers of our day and age.
Laura Perez, Along with this prayer, as we approach the season of fall, this month of September is a per-
Coordinator of Religious Formation fect time to prepare for the Month of the Rosary- October. I ask all clergy, along with their
faith formation teams, catechists, RCIA directors, youth/teen leaders, Confirmation coordi-
Athena Rodriguez, nators and principals to stress the importance of praying the Rosary. Also to be included in
Director of Youth Ministry this effort are those involved in ministry to hospitals, convalescent/homebound visits and
detention ministry. All of us are encouraged to remind those we serve of the importance to
Guillermo Garcia Jr., pray the Rosary daily. We are to be reminded that this was a request that came directly
Director of Liturgical Music from Heaven and delivered to us by our Blessed Mother. She asks that we pray the Rosary,
faithfully, as the Church.
Angelique Gutierrez,
Director of Liturgy As we promote the New Evangelization by presenting opportunities for us to encounter
Jesus in our lives, one excellent means of accomplishing this is the Rosary. It has the capac-
Richard Sepulveda, ity to draw individuals into a relationship with Jesus by means of reflecting on the Myster-
Facilities Manager ies of the Holy Rosary. As a person meditates on the Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious and Lumi-
nous Mysteries, one is led to ponder the gospel scenes of the life of Jesus and the history of
salvation. As we come to a greater knowledge of Christ, Our Lady will lead us into a more
PARISH PASTORAL profound and personal relationship with her Son by means of these Mysteries. As we deep-
COUNCIL en our relationship with Jesus, we become more like him. As we take on “the mind of
Celso Doria, Martin Espinoza, Christ,” it is then, that we are empowered to participate in the mission of the Church- evan-
gelization!
Allan Rodriguez, Lois Wiedenhoeft,
Jose Martinez , Erica Campos, This month is the opportune time for us to introduce, remind and stress the importance of
Jessica Campos, Jory Kusy, the Rosary in the spiritual life of every Catholic. Prayed properly, it is a powerful prayer
Monica Poncini, and Barbara Graham that can have a great impact on our lives and on our troubled world. Because the Rosary is
gospel-based, it has the capacity to “evangelize” us and to bring us many grace filled op-
portunities for ongoing conversion.
MISSION STATEMENT
We covenant to give ourselves Let us do our part in cooperating with Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary, Our Mother - the
to Christ as He gives Himself “Star of the New Evangelization.”
to us in the Eucharist, so every
person might be a full, active, In the Peace of Christ,
& conscious participant in His Bishop Cotta
Church, empowered to share &
live the Gospel.
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MASS INTENTION READINGS FOR THE WEEK
M ,S 23 SUNDAY: AM 8:4-7/PS 113:1-2, 4-6, 7-8 [CF. 1A, 7B]/1
7:00 am – Fr. Chad TM 2:1-8/LK 16:1-13 OR 16:10-13
(Special Intention) Maryjoyce Pascual (Marina MONDAY: EZR 1:1-6/PS 126:1B-2AB, 2CD-3, 4-5, 6 [3]/LK
Pascual) 8:16-18
(Special Intention) Carlos Abram Castillo (Heraclio TUESDAY: EZR 6:7-8, 12B, 14-20/PS 122:1-2, 3-4AB, 4CD-5
Castillo) [1]/LK 8:19-21
(Special Intention) Jaimit James (Jaimet James) WEDNESDAY: EZR 9:5-9/TB 13:2, 3-4A, 4BEFGHN, 7-8
9:00 am – Fr. Gilbert
† Otto Egli (Ann M. Bagnasco)
[1B]/LK 9:1-6
† Jorge G. Martinez (Sonia P. Prado) THURSDAY: HG 1:1-8/PS 149:1B-2, 3-4, 5-6A AND 9B [CF.
† Angelica Kelly Espinosa (Michael & Maria Kelly) 4A]/LK 9:7-9
FRIDAY: HG 2:1-9/PS 43:1, 2, 3, 4 [5]/LK 9:18-22
T ,S 24 SATURDAY: ZEC 2:5-9, 14-15A/JER 31:10, 11-12A, 13 [CF.
7:00 am – Fr. Gilbert 10D]/LK 9:43B-45
† Myra Lucas (Herb & Marian Rawlins)
9:00 am – Fr. Chris
† Manuel DeCosta (Josie Franzia)
OBSERVANCE FOR THE WEEK
† Dolores Marcelo (Teresita Tempra)
SUNDAY: 25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
MONDAY: ST. PIUS OF PIETRELCINA, PRIEST
W ,S 25 THURSDAY: STS. COSMAS AND DAMIAN, MARTYRS
7:00 am – Fr. Gilbert FRIDAY: ST. VINCENT DE PAUL, PRIEST
(Special Intention) Rosa Azevedo SATURDAY: ST. WENCESLAUS, MARTYR; ST. LAW-
9:00 am – Fr. Chad RENCE RUIZ & COMPANIONS, MARTYRS
† Mathew (James Stephen)
† Marcelo Tabangcura (Hermi Rugnao)
† Juan Sanches Bañuelos (Emma Cedano)
SUNDAY’S READING
First Reading:
T , S 26 "We will buy the lowly for silver,
7:00 am – Fr. Chris and the poor for a pair of sandals;
† Miguel & Ana Alcantar (Raquel Alcantar) even the refuse of the wheat we will sell!" (Am 8:6)
† Gabby Nuno (Raquel Alcantar) Psalm:
9:00 am – Fr. Chad Praise the Lord who lifts up the poor. (Ps 113) or Alleluia
† Manuel & Timothy Lemos (Ana Lemos & Mary Ann Second Reading:
Lemos-Silva)
† John Soria (Soria Family) This is good and pleasing to God our savior,
† Honorata Pizarro (Hermi Rugnao) who wills everyone to be saved
and to come to knowledge of the truth. (1 Tm 2:3-4)
F , S 27 Gospel:
7:00 am – Fr. Chris "If, therefore, you are not trustworthy with dishonest wealth,
† Marge Thomsen (Winter & McCleary Families) who will trust you with true wealth?" (Lk 16:11)
† Clydene Perry (Marie R. Kelly)
9:00 am – Fr. Chad Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass ©2001, 1998, 1970 CCD.
† Angela Lobrano (George & Ramona Phelps) The English translation of Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, Interna-
tional Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
(Special Intention) Lilia Hernandez (Luz Elena Rosales)
S ,S 28
8:00 am – Fr. Chris
† Dionisio M. Carrera (Remedios C. Carrera)
5:00 pm – Fr. Chris
† Marcelino & Olivia Moules (Elsa Sylvia)
† Don Gallagher (Shirley Gallagher)
† Deceased Members of M.R.P.S. (M.R.P.S.)
7:00 pm – Fr. Gilbert
† Fr. Jairo Ramirez
S ,S 29
7:00 am – Fr. Chris
† Nancy Teicheira (Regina Fagundes)
8:45 am – Fr. Gilbert
† Mary King (Regina Fagundes)
† Maria Manuela Vargas (Joe Vargas)
† Delia, Victor, & Edward Garcia (Vansie Claiborne)
10:45am– Fr. Chris
For the People of the Parish
12:30 pm— Fr. Chad
† Ofelia Anaya September 15, 2019
6:00 pm – Fr. Chad
† Pura Sy (Dave & Tyra Sanhder) Total: $ 21,236
† Elizabeth Antle (Diane Rosentine)
† Antonio Medeiros & Hilda Rodrigues (Mary Medeiros) Compared to last year: $ 16,528
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Lifting up to God for healing those in need of our prayers:
Nicholas Bush Nereida M. Ruiz Salvador Torres Mariana Campos
Janet Simas Jerry Gini Elizabeth Cantu Adrian Peña
John Gilmore Monica Hernandez Jorge Martinez Jared Costa
Nancy Schlemmer Esmeralda Salas Ramos Bruce Lilly Maria Smith
Maureen O. Ambros Alex Espinoza James Hills Jorge Guevara
Ging Nicolas David Scroggins Martha Jackson Evelyn
Juliet Simeon Alberta Early Clara Jackson Patricia Manzanares
Julyssa Cerna Christopher Rowen Pat Guvman David Maciejewski
Barbara Pinto-Choate Eileen Bournaziah Pablo Tempra III Gavin Luke
Diane Adame Kathy Johnson Amanda Rosa Garret Luke
Brent Jaramillo Jess Duran Carmelita Galvan Gonzalez Josephine Ochoa
Cici Juarez Lisa Martinez Lorraine Montano Susie Martinez
Julie Ferreira Lupe Razo Richard Gallardo
Michael Reilly Dora Garcia Michael Kautzar
Guadalupe Garcia Mary Donges Austin Rosenstine
Dianne Brewer Ralph Donges Helen Holmes
Manuela Navarro Robert Zeno Kathleen Gomes
Dee Vazquez Robert Orantes Alfred Spina Jr.
Lorraine Navarro Gabriela Silva Clarene Ciccarelli
Mario Acain Joe Rowen Ida Teicheira
Margaret Waters Loren Faria Irene Golliher
Ricky Madrigal Richard F. Limas Duane Golliher
Veronica Miller Danny Andrada Eileen Brooke
Jakub Kawakami Joe Campos Sam Parnham
Dana Vanderlipe Minnie Hernandez Hugo Gutierrez
Glenn McKimmie Theresa Pacheco Gabby Nuño
Janet DeLisle Louise Hill Brian Donnelly
Eufemia Jacob Dolores Hickey Sarah Davis
Ellen Williams Frank Gonzales, Sr. Chris Chaparro
If you are ill or in the hospital, please call 823-7197 to let us know, we can arrange a visit from a Priest or
a Deacon
CONGRATULATIONS HARVEST FESTIVAL
TENT RAFFEL WINNERS
Hilary Hahn Grand Prize $10,000.00
THE SEASONS OF LIFE
Desiree Aguirre 2nd Prize $2,000.00
Judy DeRuyter 3rd Prize $1,000.00
Paul Loberg 4th Prize $1,000.00 If you live in the northern part of our country, you see
Eric Stille 5th Prize $1,000.00 the signs all around. Leaves turn from green to yellow
Andrea Cambra 6th Prize $500.00 to orange or red, then fall and fade to brown. Birds
David Rashe 7th Prize $500.00 slowly disappear for the south. Grass withers under-
Darryl Bartels 8th Prize $500.00 foot. "To everything there is a season," we read in Ec-
Jody Correia 9th Prize $250.00
Cindy Bouthillier 10th Prize $250.00 clesiastes. The natural world speaks spiritual truths, if
Heather Alves 11th Prize $250.00 only we have ears to hear. God invites each and every
Teresa Hernandez Vargas 12th Prize $250.00 one of us into the seasonal progression of our own
Steve Martinez 13th Prize $250.00 conversion. No matter who we are, each of us has
something in our life that is ready to turn. Is it an area
where we're weary? A good habit we've been putting
off? A familial reconciliation that needs to happen? As
the world passes from one season to another, where is
God inviting you to turn toward Him?
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PRO LIFE CORNER
"No law can give me the right to do what
is wrong."
Pres. Abraham Lincoln
Diocesan Vocations Contact: Fr. Cesar Martinez
209-463-1305
vocations@stocktondiocese.org
Respect Life Sunday WHY DO WE DO THAT? - CATHOLIC LIFE
2nd Collection EXPLAINED
October 6, 2019 Q: When Jesus says, "You cannot serve both God and
mammon," what does he mean? What is mammon?
A: When you hear Scripture proclaimed each Sunday, re-
Your donation will support the efforts of the Dioce- member it wasn't originally written in English. Hebrew, Ara-
san Office of Family & Respect Life Ministry maic, Greek - these ancient tongues were the original lan-
guage of our Old and New Testaments. Most of the time,
to provide: all of the words are translated into our native language.
Sometimes, a word or two is left in the original language.
* Support parish activities promoting the Such is the case in this Scripture passage.
dignity of all life Mammon is an ancient Aramaic word referring to money,
* Networking with Pregnancy Resource Centers wealth, or profit. Earthly wealth isn't bad in itself, nor does
it automatically exclude us from being a disciple of Jesus.
* Post-abortion reconciliation & healing (Project Rachel) But what dominates our life? To serve money - that is, to
seek accumulation of wealth for its own sake and to struc-
* Christian Marriage (preparation and enrichment)
ture our lives around it - is morally problematic. What good
* Natural Family Planning is our wealth if it isn't at the service of others? What good
is our wealth if its pursuit leads us to selfishness, obses-
* Parenting (in times of crisis and just the everyday) sion, greed, envy, and comparison? There are many things
that can be opposed to our service of God - power, pres-
* Single, Divorced and Separated Catholics
tige, popularity. Ultimately, something in our lives will be
* Care of our Sick & Elderly / End of Life Preparations our master. But there is only one God worth serving.
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Thank you!
INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK
"No servant can serve two masters." We struggle with
where we put and give our allegiance. Who has the ultimate
authority and claim over us? While our minds want to an-
swer "God," our lives often reveal other conflicting alle-
giances. Because we are made in the image of God, we are
not given a ticket of entitlement or privilege. On the contra-
ry, we are given a level playing field where we are one
among many and called to live just and trustworthy lives. To
serve God is to serve others and to see the primary pur-
pose and focus of our lives as being good stewards. As
God lifts up the poor, so too do we. As much as we want
the world and God to serve our own self advancement, we
have to resist this temptation at all costs. Injustice has no
place in the kingdom of God.
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PERPETUAL
ADORATION
St. Anthony's adoration chapel is open daily,
Monday through Friday from 8 AM to
5 PM. After hours adoration is available to
committed adorers.
If you are interested in committing to one hour
of adoration, please contact MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
in English, Francine Miller (209) 601-8440 or
email: marxmillers@yahoo.com A Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend is a weekend
in Spanish, Javier Elias (209) 603-4570 or full of fresh air, new beginnings and a time to rejoice in the
email: jazzyelias@yahoo.com beauty of your marriage and family. It’s a great time to
rekindle communication and enjoy a weekend away.
We are currently in need of adorers during these times: The next Marriage Encounter Weekends include: Sep 27-
Wednesday 4-5PM 29, 2019 in Modesto, CA For more information and/or to
Friday 9-10PM, 5-6AM, 10-11PM
Saturday 3-4PM, and Sunday 7-8PM register for a Weekend, visit our website at: h ps://
www.stocktonwwme.org or contact Chris & Vaness
Thanks to the commitment and devotion of many parishioners, at applica ons@stocktonwwme.org or 209-691-0603.
we are blessed to have 24-hour Eucharistic adoration in the
Chapel. The tradition of perpetual adoration reminds us, hour
after hour, of God's presence in our lives.
Please come visit Jesus. Encourage your family and friends to
come for quiet prayer time with the Lord. The time spent is a
great treasure.
Ministries and Activities
In solidarity with 40 Days for Life, we in Stockton seek to
peacefully pray, fast, and offer outreach to families in crisis
pregnancies. We invite you to spend September 25th thru
November 3rd in witness to life. Each day is offered in
prayer or fasting, with Tuesday’s in prayer from 8am-6pm
Please join the Legion of Mary and Respect Life Ministry on the sidewalk of Planned Parenthood (4555 Precissi Ln.,
to pray the Rosary for the unborn on: Stockton). Questions on how you can get involved call/text
Wednesday, September 25th at 10am Janelle at (209) 518-2565 or for Spanish, call Pilar
Planned Parenthood, 965 E. Yosemite Ave., (209) 957-1822
The Knights of Columbus and Legion of
Mary invite all Parish Families to our 5th
Sunday Family Rosary to be held on
September 29 at 3pm in the Church.
Is your marriage in trouble, miserable - dead? Would you
like it to come alive? Rediscover each other. Retrouvaille
can give you those communication skills so that you can
relate to each other on a new emotional and mature plane.
The Knights of Columbus is having a Pro-Life Breakfast on To see the Weekend Schedules for Northern California, go
Sunday, October 6th at 8:00 am in the cafeteria. The menu will to http://www.retroca.com. Or call (800) 470-2230 for
be: more info or visit http://www.helpourmarriage.com . The
-Eggs, chorizo, potatoes, and cheese burrito next Weekend in Sacramento is October 11-13, 2019. The
-Eggs, sausage, potatoes and cheese burrito
-Meatless burrito
deadline for registration is October 2nd, 2019.
The meal will cost $3.00 and 2 meals $5.00 which includes
coffee, juice and salsa.
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St. Anthony’s Weekly Events
Monday, September 23
9:30 am Legion of Mary, Mary’s Room
1:30 pm Ministry of Caring, Mary’s Room Prevention, Protection, Accountability
6:30 pm Adult Formation, Mary’s Rm., Church Safe Environment
Room 1,2,3,4,5,7 & 8 DIOCESAN REVIEW BOARD
6:30 pm Knights of Columbus, Cafeteria The Charter for the Protection of Children and Young Peo-
7:00 pm Santo Nino Ministry, Cry Room ple states the following:
Dioceses/eparchies are also to have a review board that
Tuesday, September 24 functions as a confidential consultative body to the bishop/
10:00 pm Bible Study, Conf. Room eparch. The majority of its members are to be lay persons
4:30 pm Faith Formation, Church, Cafeteria, Mary’s not in the employ of the diocese/eparchy (see Norm 5 in
Rm., Room 1,2,3,4,5,7 & 8 Essential Norms for Diocesan/Eparchial Policies Dealing
6:00 pm Hora Santa, Church with Allegations of Sexual Abuse of Minors by Priests or
7:00 pm Bible Study, Conference Room Deacons, 2006). This board is to advise the diocesan/
7:00 pm I.C.F., Rec.Hall eparchial bishop in his assessment of allegations of sexual
abuse of minors and in his determination of a cleric’s suita-
Wednesday, September 25 bility for ministry. It is regularly to review diocesan/
10:00 am Legion of Mary, Mary’s Room eparchial policies and procedures for dealing with sexual
4:30 pm Faith Formation, Church, Cafeteria, Mary’s abuse of minors. Also, the board can review these matters
Rm., Room 1,2,3,4,5,7 & 8 both retrospectively and prospectively and give advice on
6:30 pm Music Minstry, Church all aspects of responses in connection with these cases.
7:30 pm Music Ministry, Church In accordance with the Charter, the Diocesan Review Board
was established to assist the Bishop in assessing and inves-
Thursday, September 26 tigating all allegations of sexual abuse of minors and also in
9:30 am Legion of Mary, Mary’s Room assessing fitness for ministry of diocesan clergy.
10:00 am Bible Study, Conf. Room The Board reviews the diocese’s policies and procedures
5:30 pm Catholic Charities, Classroom 5 for dealing with sexual abuse of minors. The community
6:00 pm Faith Formation, Church cannot be assured that their children are safe without mak-
6:00 pm Legion of Mary, Mary’s Room ing sure that the policies and procedures which have been
6:00 pm Alabare, Cafeteria put in place, along with the education and training that is
7:00 pm Bible Study, Mary’s Room & Conf. required for those who work with children are constantly
Room
7:00 pm Grief Support, Gym
evaluated and updated as necessary.
7:00 pm School of Ministry, Rec. Hall The National Review Board, a consultative body estab-
lished in 2002 by the USCCB, oversees the diocesan re-
view boards.
Friday, September 27 The members of the Review Board include people of di-
6:00 pm Cursillo, Cafeteria
verse professional backgrounds and occupations, including
6:30 pm Youth Ministry, Rec. Hall
the judiciary, law enforcement, mental health, and victim
psychological services. The majority of the members are
Sunday, September 29 lay people who are not employees of the Diocese of Stock-
ton. The members bring a variety of expertise to the table
2;00pm Portuguese Choir, Room 8
7:00 pm Youth Ministry, Rec. Hall and remain dedicated to strong policies and procedures to
prevent and address sexual abuse and to keep children safe.
The Diocese is very grateful to the following people who
currently serve on the Diocesan Review Board:
St. Luke D.I.V.A.S. Women's
Dr. Paul Braaton, M.D.
Ministry announces the 3rd Deacon Thomas Driscoll, Chairman/Attorney/Hospital
annual Ladies' Night Out. The Chaplain
theme is "Reflections of our Ms. Mary C McNicholas, Physicians’ Assistant (Retired)
Mothers" and the event in- Mr. Jose Rodriguez – Attorney/President of El Concilio
cludes dinner, speakers, bou- Ms. Donnieau Snyder, Psychologist
tique shopping and fellowship. Mr. Douglass Woods Wilhoit, Jr., Former Law Enforce-
ment /President of Chamber of Commerce
On Friday, October 18, DIOCESE OF STOCKTON WEBSITE SAFE ENVI-
2019 6:00 pm- 10:00 pm, Tickets - $25 Donation, Reserve your RONMENT LINK:
seat at: www.stlukedivas.com https://21788.sites.ecatholic.com/usccb-information
St. Luke Gymnasium, 3847 North Sutter Street, Stockton,
CA 95204
st-anthonys.org | 7ADULT FORMATION CORNER
Infant Baptism:
Minimum of three months notice
& pre-baptismal instruction
required.
Dave Corder, ext.230
First Holy Communion
For school age children (2nd
grade or higher) this is a two
year preparation.
Faith Formation: 239-4302
Due to the interest in the New Study on Psalms,
Confirmation We will open another study on
For students 7th grade or above Wednesday Mornings from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
who desire to become a fully ini-
tiated Catholic: this is a two year Psalms: The School of Prayer
preparation.
Faith Formation: 239-4302 At the heart of the Bible are the Psalms, prayers from God that help us learn to pray.
The Holy Spirit inspired them. Israel sang them. Christ himself prayed them. Their
Matrimony: words captivate the imagination and draw us into a deeply personal encounter with
Following an appointment a min- God.
imum of six months preparation
We will begin an eight-week Bible Study Psalms: The School of Prayer on 9/11/19 at
is required . 10:00 am to 12:00 pm in the Conference Room.
Dave Corder, ext.230 Join us to study how to establish a deeply personal dialogue with God through the
Psalms.
Christian Initiation
This process provides Adults and Remember, the Bible is a library.
children over the age of 7 the It’s never too late to “check out” a book.
opportunity to explore their call-
ing to Baptism, Confirmation and Cost is $25.00 for the Study Guide
Communion to become a fully To register of for more information contact:
initiated Catholic Christian. Dave Corder at 823-7197
or email david@st-anthonys.org
Dave Corder, ext.230
Anointing of the Sick
The Holy Spirit's gift of peace
and courage to deal with the dif-
ficulties that accompany serious
illness or the frailty of old age.
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8 | St. Anthony’s Catholic ChurchMENSAJE DEL OBISPO COTTA
EL SANTO ROSARIO: UNA MANERA DE
NUTRIR LA NUEVA EVANGELIZACION
En este año durante el Domingo de Pente-
costés, anuncie que nosotros, como diócesis,
nos embarcaríamos en una misión de Nueva Evangelización.
Les di a todos, la oración diocesana para lanzar este esfuerzo.
Por favor sigan rezando esta oración al comenzar evangelizan-
do a nuestras familias y parroquias. Récela diariamente para
que el Espíritu Santo nos guie en este esfuerzo de evangeliza-
ción en nuestros días y época.
Junto con esta oración, a acercarnos a la temporada de oto-
ño, este mes de septiembre es un tiempo perfecto para prepa-
rarnos para el mes del Rosario-octubre. Le pido a todo el cle-
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA ro, junto con su equipo de formación en la fe, catequistas, di-
DOMINGO: AM 8, 4-7/SAL 113, 1-2. 4-6. 7-8 [CFR. 1. 7]/1 rectores de RICA, líderes de grupos de jóvenes, coordinadores
TIM 2, 1-8/LC 16, 1-13 O 16, 10-13 de Confirmación y directores de escuelas, que estresen la im-
LUNES: ESD 1, 1-6/SAL 126, 1-2. 2-3. 4-5. 6 [3]/LC 8, 16- portancia de rezar el Rosario. También, incluimos en este es-
18 fuerzo a todos los que están envueltos en el ministerio de hos-
MARTES: ESD 6, 7-8. 12B. 14-20/SAL 122, 1-2. 3-4. 4-5 pitales, casas de convalecencia, y ministerios de detenciones.
[1]/LC 8, 19-21 Todos estamos animados a recordarles a los que servimos la
MIÉRCOLES: ESD 9, 5-9/TB 13, 2. 3-4. 4. 7-8 [1]/LC importancia de rezar el rosario. Debemos recordar que esto fue
9, 1-6 un mandato directo del cielo dado por nuestra Santísima Ma-
JUEVES: AG 1, 1-8/SAL 149, 1-2. 3-4. 5-6 Y 9 [CFR. 4]/ dre. Ella nos pidió rezar el Rosario, fielmente, como Iglesia.
LC 9, 7-9 Al promover la nueva Evangelización presentemos oportu-
VIERNES: AG 2, 1-9/SAL 43, 1. 2. 3. 4 [5]/LC 9, 18-22 nidades para un encuentro con Jesús en nuestras vidas, un ex-
SÁBADO: ZAC 2, 5-9. 14-15/JR 31, 10. 11-12. 13 [CFR. celente recurso es el rosario. El Rosario tiene la capacidad pa-
10]/LC 9, 43-45 ra llevar a la persona a una relación con Jesús por medio de la
LAS CONMEMORACIONES DE LA SE- reflexión en los misterios del Rosario. Cuando una persona
medita en los misterios Gozosos, Dolorosos, Gloriosos y Lu-
MANA minosos nos lleva a meditar la vida de Jesús y la historia de
Domingo: 25o Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario salvación. Al crecer en nuestro conocimiento de Cristo, nues-
Lunes: San Pío de Pietrelcina, sacerdote tra señora nos guiara a una relación más profunda con Jesús,
Jueves: San Cosme y San Damián, mártires nos asemejamos más a él. ¡Al “pensar como Jesús” es cuando
Viernes: San Vicente de Paúl, sacerdote más nos hacemos participes en la misión de la Iglesia-
Sábado: San Wenceslao, mártir; San Lorenzo Ruiz y evangelización!
compañeros, mártires Este mes es el tiempo oportuno para introducir, recordar y
estresar la importancia del Rosario en la vida espiritual de ca-
da católico. Rezado correctamente es una oración poderosa
ANUNCIOS DE MINISTERIOS que puede tener un gran impacto en nuestras vidas y en nues-
tro mundo lleno de problemas. Porque el rosario está basado
Domingo de Respetar la en el Evangelio, tiene la capacidad para “evangelizarnos” y
Vida y Segunda Colección es llenarnos de gracia con oportunidades para una continua con-
el 6 de Octubre. Su versión.
donación apoyará los esfuer- Hagamos nuestra parte y cooperemos con Nuestra Señora
zos de la Oficina Diocesana del Rosario, Nuestra Madre – la “Estrella de la Nueva Evange-
de La Familia y el Ministerio lización.”
de Respeto a la Vida para proporcionar: Apoyo a las actividades
parroquiales que promueven la dignidad de toda la vida, Redes
En la Paz de Cristo,
con Centros de Recursos de Embarazo, Reconciliación después
del aborto y curación (Proyecto Raquel), Matrimonio Cristiano Bishop Cotta
(preparación y enriquecimiento), Planificación Familiar Natural,
Crianza de los hijos (en tiempos de crisis y día a día), Católicos
solteros, divorciados y separados cuidado de nuestros enfermos y
ancianos / preparaciones de fin de vida. Gracias.
DIVINO NIÑO
El Divino Niño esta visitando los hogares. Si quieres que visite
tu hogar por favor de llamar a Alma Soto para el Divino Niño
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