June 12, 2016 - St Therese of the Infant Jesue Catholic Church Parish
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June 12, 2016 - St Therese of the Infant Jesue Catholic Church Parish
ELEVENTH SUNDAY The Gentile society of Luke’s time had little regard for the dignity of women. Luke, in addressing himself to these hearers, is at pains to stress the role women play in Jesus’ ministry and in the life of the Church. In today’s passage Jesus is depicted as violating certain taboos in order to welcome a repentant woman. During the meal given for Jesus by Simon the Pharisee, the woman enters unexpectedly. Rabbinic custom frowned upon any close contact between men and women outside the home. In addition, this woman is a public sinner. Ready to renounce her way of like, she now publicly puts her faith in this man who has come for people like herself. Her attitude stands in stark contrast to the calculated reserve of the devout Simon. Without knowing it, she is worthy of pardon. If it is true that people become what they are seen to be, we are transformed by Christ’s look of love. In him death is not before us but behind us. LOUDER THAN WORDS In the New Testament the Pharisees and the Sadducees are described as the two main Jewish sects who opposed Jesus’ teaching. The Pharisees’ refusal to accept Jesus as the Messiah was one of the root causes of the long, sad, and often violent history between Christians and Jews, persisting even down to our own day. The Sadducees, an elite priestly caste, disappeared after the Romans destroyed the temple in Jerusalem in A.D. 70. The Pharisees continued on, probably because they had more of the “common touch.” They interpreted the scriptures for people, believed in an afterlife, and took Judaism from Temple worship to assemblies in synagogues, where they preached and taught from the law and the prophets. It is from the Pharisees that modern Judaism developed. While the Gospels frequently tell how Pharisees tried to trap Jesus with argument and appeals to the law, in today’s Gospel Luke tells us about a Pharisee who invites Jesus to his house for a meal. An unnamed woman comes in, washes Jesus’ feet with her tears, dries them with her unbound hair and anoints him with oil. Because only prostitutes went about with unbound hair, Jesus’ Pharisee friend immediately condemns her as a sinner. Jesus reminds him that, as host, he has not provided his guest with the ordinary gestures of hospitality— washing and anointing before a meal—but this unnamed woman has supplied them. Louder than words…. In ancient times sinfulness was thought to cause illness, so the woman may have been a prostitute, or perhaps she was mentally ill or simply a person who was proud, a constant fault-finder, a harsh critic of others. Whatever her actual condition, Jesus is aware—as the Pharisee is not—that she knows her own brokenness and has complete faith in God to make her whole. Copyright © 2009, World Library Publications. All rights reserved. OBRAS SON AMORES Y NO BUENAS RAZONES El Nuevo Testamento describe a los fariseos y saduceos como las dos sectas principales del judaísmo que se oponen a las enseñanzas de Jesús. La actitud denegatoria de los fariseos para aceptar a Jesús como el Mesías ha sido una de las causas originarias de la larga y triste historia, y a veces hasta de violencia, entre cristianos y judíos, lo cual ha persistido aun hasta la actualidad. Los saduceos pertenecían a una casta elitista de sacerdotes, que desapareció después que los romanos destruyeron el templo de Jerusalén en el 70 D.C. Los fariseos continuaron debido probablemente a que tenían más contacto con el pueblo. Les interpretaban las Escrituras, creían en la resurrección y sacaron al judaísmo del templo hasta las sinagogas, donde predicaban y enseñaban a la asamblea sobre la ley y los profetas. El judaísmo moderno ha devenido de los fariseos. Mientras que los evangelios nos cuentan frecuentemente cómo los fariseos trataban de tenderle trampas a Jesús con sus argumentos y recursos a la ley, en el evangelio de hoy Lucas nos hace un relato sobre el fariseo que invitó a Jesús a comer en su casa. Una mujer, cuyo nombre desconocemos, viene a lavarle los pies a Jesús con sus lágrimas, los enjugó con su cabellera y después los ungió con perfume. Debido a que sólo las prostitutas de la época andaban con el pelo suelto, este fariseo amigo de Jesús inmediatamente condena a la mujer como a una pecadora. Jesús le recuerda que él como anfitrión no ha tenido un gesto de hospitalidad para con su invitado—lavado y unción antes de una comida—pero que esta mujer sí lo ha hecho. Tal vez la mujer era una prostituta o sufría una enfermedad mental. En la antigüedad se creía que el pecado causaba la enfermedad. Quizás era una persona orgu-llosa que siempre encontraba culpa y criticaba a los demás. Pero, cualquiera que haya sido su condición, Jesús se da cuenta—mientras que el fariseo no se la da—de que esta mujer admite su propio quebranto y tiene completa fe en que Dios puede sanarla. Copyright © 2009, World Library Publications. All rights reserved. UNPCOMING D+E+I PROGRAM CATHERINE SPIRITUAL Mercy & Truth Now Meet; Justice & Peace Now Embrace Sunday, June 12, 2016 Time: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM UNM Continuing Education Center 1634 University NE Sr. Mary Ann Barrett, OP ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL The Archdiocese of Santa Fe started the yearly financial appeal for the Ministries of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe. Most of you should have received information directly from the Archdiocese. If you did not receive anything, we have pledge cards in the front of the church or on the pews. We ask you to please send your pledge as soon as possible. FOR YOUR INFORMATION The three Catholic perpetual care cemeteries, Mt Calvary, Gate of Heaven cemetery and Rosario cemetery are offering an 8% discount on all memorialization purchases during the months of April, May and June, 2016. This discount applies to all the headstones, emblems, flower vases, etc. For more information, please call Mt Calvary Cemetery at 505- 243-0218, Gate of Heaven 505-821-0800 or Rosario Cemetery in Santa Fe, New Mexico at 1-505-983-2322. God Bless. PILGRIMAGE CRUISE Join us for 12 Days, August 16-27, 2016, Scandinavia, St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Warnemude, Tallinn, Helsinki, and Stockholm. Round trip from Albuquerque, NM. Special discount price $3,999.00 includes all shore excursions. For more information and brochures, please call Nativity Church 505- 898-5253 X 0 or St John’s Church in Santa Fe @ 505-983-5034, [email protected]. “Thank You” to our bulletin advertisers! The advertisements pay for our bulletins. ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK Gaddy Law Firm • 889-9090 Offer the sacrifices of righteousness, & put your trust in the LORD. 6/5/2016 Regular Sunday Collection $6739.27 St. Vincent de Paul $ 98.75 School Support $1109.54 Utilities $ 145.00 Building Fund $ 391.00 Misc. $ 000.00 Second Collections: 1st. Sunday of the Month St. Therese School, 2nd Sunday, St. Vincent de Paul, 3rd Sunday Building Fund, 4th Sunday Utilities, 5th Sunday Misc. PRAY FOR THE SICK IN OUR PARISH Carmen Lueras, Andrea Armenta, Dorothy Luna, Grace Padilla, Geneva Sandoval, Beatrice Pacheco, Gabriel Shooter Delgado, Candace De Mar, Charles Reid, Mike Mora, Doug Schneebeck, Tina Trujillo, Sylvia Martinez, James Lopez, Anthony & Florinda Cortez, Bernice Laredo, Mike Mares, Gerald Rodriguez, Armijo, Sena & Chavez families, Andrew Cleland, Robert Griffin, Melvin Vigil, Ramona Ramirez , Matthew Saiz, Helena Baca, Ernest Padilla, Joan Turrieta and for those in hospitals or their home and can’t attend church. VATICAN CITY POPE FRANCIS CANONISES 2 SAINTS Pope Francis has proclaimed two new saints: a Lutheran convert who hid Jews during World War II and the Polish founder of the first men’s religious order dedicated to the Immaculate Conception. Francis called Swedish-born Elizabeth Hesselblad and Stanislaus Papczynski “exemplary witnesses to this mystery of resurrection” during the canonization Mass on Sunday in St. Peter’s Square. Hesselblad saved the lives of several Jewish families by hiding them in the Roman convent where she was superior. She is Sweden’s second saint in 625 years, following Saint Bridget, who was canonized in 1391. Stanislaus of Jesus and Mary, as he is known, supported hospitals and shelters for the poor in the 17th Century. His crowning achievement was founding the order of Marian Fathers, which preached the cult of Holy Mary. The catholic communicator Shrine of the Little Flower St. Therese of the Infant Jesus Parish • Albuquerque, NM AN OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF SANTA FE* Sunday • June 12, 2016 Date Night for Married Couples of Mixed Christian Traditions • To Recall and Celebrate Our Unity in Faith • Saturday, June 25 • 6:30pm • Dinner will be served at Our Lady of Annunciation Parish, Magdalene Hall • 2611 Utah NE, Albuquerque, 87110 • RSVP by June 21 by calling Rose Garcia at 831-8243 or email rogarcia@ archdiosf.org • Sponsored by the Archdiocese of Santa Fe Family Life Office. Annual Byzantine Bazaar on Saturday, June 18, 10am-4 pm, featuring traditional stuffed cabbage rolls, pirohi, sausage and more, dine in or take out. baklava, home-made goodies, a wide range of Catholic books and Eastern icons, great raffle prizes, tours of the beautiful church and its centuries-old art and a First Class Relic of Saint Jude will be available. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Byzantine Catholic Church, 1837 Alvarado Drive NE, Albuquerque Call 2561539 or visit www.olphnm.org for details. Spanish Quinceañera Family Retreat • Hosted by Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish in Albuquerque • Saturday, July 30 • 10am to 4pm • Young ladies are invited to spend the day with their parents learning about the spiritual and traditional meaning of the Quinceañera Celebration. The cost is $35/family, lunch is included. To register, call Jessica at 344-7153 or email [email protected]. Deadline: Friday, July 15. Are you drawn to the way St. Francis followed Jesus Christ? Come learn about the Secular Franciscan Order (OFS) during an Open House held from 2-4pm Sunday, June 26, at San Jose Mission, 2110 Los Luceros Rd NW, Albuquerque. The OFS is a Catholic order of married and single people who strive to daily live the Gospel of Jesus Christ based on the guidelines set forth by St. Francis of Assisi. Locally, there are two fraternities. One for English speakers meets the fourth Sunday at 2pm at San Jose Mission and one for Spanish speakers meets on the third Sunday at 2:30pm at Holy Family Parish. For more information, call 505-2286851 or email [email protected]. Priest Appreciation Dinner • The Serra Club of Albuquerque invites you to honor our priests of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe at the upcoming Priest Appreciation Dinner on Tuesday, June 21, at 6pm at the Hotel Albuquerque in Old Town. The keynote speaker will be Bishop Oscar Cantú from Las Cruces. You may secure a reservation, $100/pp or sponsor a table by visiting www.SerraClubAlbuquerque. org. For information on this event, please call Jo at 505-934*A privately owned business licensed by the Archdiocese of Santa Fe 5517 or Karen at 505-238-1159. Don’t miss out on this special event! Thanks to our Premier Sponsor Daniels Family Funeral Services. Part Two, A Reflective Retreat • June 18 • 9am- 3pm • Canossan, Sister Josephine Peralta will reflect with the participants the role of Mary as the mother of the Incarnate Mercy, Jesus Christ. She will also lead the participants to reflect on their life experiences into the “absolute security and immense tenderness” of Jesus. She will speak about being the face of Mercy to others in our community and in the world. Church of the Ascension Parish Hall, Albuquerque • Pot-luck lunch • To register, call Anna Villegas at (505)877-8144. Healing Touch of Mercy Catholics’ Divorce Survival Class at the Shrine of St. Bernadette, 11509 Indian School Road NE, Albuquerque. Wednesday evenings beginning June 15 from 6:30-7:30pm. This 12 week program has a fee of $20 and includes the “Personal Survival Guide” workbook. Learn of God’s healing power and peace for divorced or separated people, and discover anew His desire for our lasting happiness. For information call Jane at 688-8663. To register call St. Bernadette’s Parish Office at 298-7557. Advanced Theology Course • The Name of God is Mercy • Saturdays, July 9 and August 13 at St. Anne’s in Albuquerque. Jason Rodarte, Instructor. Class is $10. Register online at https://secure.acceptiva.com/? cst=3cbb4e or call Rosalie Romero 831-8179. San Ignacio Catholic Church is celebrating their 100th Anniversary of the dedication of the church on July 31, and would like to invite all former priests, deacons, nuns, teachers, and parishioners, Royal Courts, Queens and Kings to this special celebration. If you would like to participate by sponsoring this event, or purchase raffle booklets for $10, please call the office at 243-4287. The Notre Dame Club of New Mexico welcomes all ND fans and alumni to play in its annual Hugh Reilly Memorial Golf Tournament at 12:00 noon on Friday, August 16, at Paa-ko Ridge Golf Course. Proceeds benefit the club’s summer service programs at Brothers of the Good Shepherd, Barrett House and St. Martin’s. The early bird cost including golf, cart, range balls, and dinner after the tournament is $120 and due July 29. For information, please check the website: http://newmexico.undclub.org/HughReillyGolf or contact Joe Carney at 505 553-3612 or josephpcarney@ yahoo.com. Published by JCPressThe Catholic Communicator • [email protected] • 505-856-0333 Mass Intentions Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Dear Saint Anthony, your prayers obtained miracles during your lifetime. You still seem to move at ease in the realm of minor and major miracles. Saint Anthony, Performer of Miracles, please obtain for me the blessings God holds in reserve for those who serve Him. Pray that I may be worthy of the promises my Lord Jesus attaches to confident prayer. [mention your Saturday, June 11, 2016 Acts 11: 21b-26, 13: 1-3; Mt 5: 33-37 8:00 AM FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE PARISH 4:00 PM †Deceased Santistevan family By: Family †Jose Cordero & deceased family members By: Ernest Cordero †George Valley By: Cortez family †Arthur & Anna Ortiz By: Kathleen Ortiz Sunday, June 12, 2016 2 Sm12: 7-10, 13; Gal 2: 16, 19-21; Lk 7: 36-8:3 8:00 AM †Alfredo Reyes By: Familia Reyes †Elena Lopez (Death Anniversary) By: Doris & family †Pete A. Archuleta By: Mr. & Mrs. Felipe Archuleta Special intention of Ernest Padilla & family By: Mom 10:00 AM FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE PARISH 12:00 PM †Bertha Morales By: Family †Fermin Sena & Albert Armijo By: Graciel Armijo & family †Amador Sr., Julia Alvarado & family By: Janie Alvarado Monday, June 13, 2016 1 Kgs 21: 1-16; Mt 5: 38-42 8:00 AM Communion Service In honor of St. Anthony By: Leina Dinkel Tuesday, June 14, 2016 1 Kgs 21: 17-29; Mt 5: 43-48 8:00 AM In honor of St. Jude By: Gloria Ruiz Wednesday, June 15, 2016 2 Kgs 2: 1, 6-14; Mt 6: 1-6, 16-18 8:00 AM †Francisco “Frank” Luna By: Lorraine Luna †Isidro Jaramillo (Birthday) & Anastacio Jaramillo By: Lydia Jaramillo Thursday, June 16, 2016 Sir 48: 1-14; Mt 6: 7-15 8:00 AM †Anna Skender By: The Corazza family †Ben M. Dimas (Birthday) By: Melba Olona Friday, June 17, 2016 2 Kgs 11: 1-4, 9-18, 20; Mt 6: 19-23 8:00 AM †Albert Cortez By: Family Saturday, June 18, 2016 2 Chr 24: 17-25; Mt 6: 24-34 8:00 AM †Descendants of Ben & Anita Dimas By: Melba Olona 4:00 PM †Eloy & Maida Sandoval By: Marie Sandoval †Santiago Garcia & Pedro Acosta By: Annie Acosta †Ernest Martinez By: Tila Martinez Sunday, June 19, 2016 Zec 12:10-11, 13:1; Gal 3: 26-29; Lk 9: 18-24 8:00 AM †Amador Alvarado Sr. & Leo Ramirez & family By: Janie Alvarado †Stephen Ben Olona (Birthday) By: Melba Olona †Estolano Barela By: Dora Saiz 10:00 AM †Joseph Goh Tat How By: Leina Dinkel †Jose & Feliciana & family By: Pearl Gonzales In Remembrance of Father’s Day to †Ray T. Barela, †Juan Sanchez & †Estolano Barela By: Sandra Barela & Jose Sanchez †Frank Concini (Birthday) By: Family 12:00 PM FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE PARISH
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