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Page 2 The Sixth Sunday of Easter Do Not Be Afraid In today’s Gospel we can tell that Jesus’ followers are troubled. Their teacher and friend is explaining that he will be leaving them very soon, and they are worried and anxious because they don’t know what the future will bring. So he comforts them by letting them know they will not be abandoned. He gives them a great gift: “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you.” And 2,000 years later, we who are also his followers are worried and anxious about the future, too. If we are young, we worry about whether we will find jobs, whether we will find love, whether our lives will have meaning and purpose. These worries can come back throughout our lives, but when we are older we also tend to worry about whether we will be able to look back on our lives and feel we have lived well. And so, Jesus’ words are meant not only for disciples standing right before him, but also for us. Our future is unknown, and that may be unsettling, but we have not been abandoned. Jesus tells us not to let our hearts be troubled or afraid. If we open ourselves and allow ourselves truly to experience God’s presence, then our hearts can be nourished by the gift of peace that Jesus offers. —Patrick Gallagher, Living with Christ May 5, 2013 All are invited to our “Catholicism” DVD Presentation of Episode 8: A VAST COMPANY OF WITNESSES: THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS Thursday, May 9th at 7pm in the Parish Hall The story of the Church is told in the examples of those men and women who dedicated their lives to knowing and serving Jesus Christ. The Catholic Faith is made visible in real human lives. Father Barron gives consideration to some of the Church’s greatest heroes, and demonstrates how their extraordinary examples display both the passion and creative potential of the Catholic Church. Highlighting Katharine Drexel, Therese of Lisieux, Edith Stein, and Mother Teresa of Calcutta, Father Barron tells the story of the Church as a vast company of witnesses who are called by Christ to be a Communion of Saints. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR CONFIRMANTS! This Tuesday, May 7th, our Confirmation Candidates celebrate the Sacrament of Confirmation at St. Joseph Cathedral. Pray for our students as they prepare to receive this sacrament: We pray that the Holy Spirit will renew all their lives, strengthen their relationship with God, and urge them onward in their faith journey. Alexis Alarcón Tania Barajas Jovana García Pedro González Jason Gros Isela Gutiérrez Leslie Gutiérrez Raquel Guzmán Rubén Javalera Rebecca Lindgren Eric Lujan Alexia Mendoza Juan Molina William Morales David Morton Yesenia Muñoz Joseline Ponciano Madeline Robertson Michelle Rodríguez Brianna Rodríguez Marcell Rodríguez Saharai Salas Mary Clare Shen Andrew Stoddard Andrea Vélez Page 3 The Sixth Sunday of Easter Mass Intentions Saturday...……………..May 4 9:00AM…………………†Fran Brister 5:00PM………………....Mother’s Day Novena Sunday……………..…..May 5 8:30AM…………….......†Bernice Robinson 10:00AM…...….……….People of St. Didacus 11:30AM…………………...Mother’s Day Novena Monday………………...May 6 7:30AM………………….....Mother’s Day Novena Tuesday………..…..….May 7 6:00PM………………….....Mother’s Day Novena Wednesday………..….May 8 8:30AM………………….....Mother’s Day Novena Thursday………...…….May 9 7:30AM………………….....Mother’s Day Novena Friday…………....……..May 10 7:30AM………………….....Mother’s Day Novena Saturday………….........May 11 5:00PM………………….....Mother’s Day Novena Readings for the Week of May 5, 2013 Sunday: Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Next Sunday: Acts 15:1-2, 22-29/Rv 21:10-14, 22-23/ Jn 14:23-29 Acts 16:11-15/Jn 15:26--16:4a Acts 16:22-34/Jn 16:5-11 Acts 17:15, 22--18:1/Jn 16:12-15 Acts 18:1-8/Jn 16:16-20 Acts 18:9-18/Jn 16:20-23 Acts 18:23-28/Jn 16:23b-28 Ascension: Acts 1:1-11/Eph 1:17-23 or Heb 9:24-28; 10:19-23/Lk 24:46-53 Please pray for all our students making their First Holy Communion on Saturday, May 11th. Welcome to St. Didacus Parish! Masses Saturday 5:00pm Sunday 8:30am & 10:00am English 11:30am in Spanish Daily Mass Mon., Thurs., Fri. 7:30am Wednesday 8:30am & Tues. 6:00pm Eucharistic Adoration Wednesdays 7:30am—8:30am First Fridays 8:00am—9:00am Confessions—Saturdays 3:30pm or by appt. Pastor, Fr. Michael J. Sinor Parish Office 619-284-3472 May 5, 2013 Weekly Events at St. Didacus Sunday, May 5, 2013 Last Confirmation II Monday, May 6, 2013 Small Faith V Confirmation Rehearsal Tuesday, May 7, 2013 Small Faith III Confirmation Small Faith IV Wednesday, May 8, 2013 Eucharistic Adoration Religious Education Choir Thursday, May 9, 2013 1st Comm. Rehearsal—School 1st Comm. Rehearsal—RE Spanish Choir RCIA/Adult Ed Friday, May 10, 2013 Cub Scouts/Webelos I Encuentro Matrimonial Saturday, May 11, 2013 1st Communion—School 1st Communion—Spanish 1st Communion—English 10:00am 7:00pm 6:30pm 8:30am 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:30-8:30am 5:30pm 7:00pm 1:00pm 6:30pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 3:00-5:00pm 7:30-9:00pm 10:00am 1:30pm 5:00pm Location School Location Winona St. Joseph’s Location Hall St. Joseph’s Hawley Location Church School Church Location Church Church Church Hall Location Hall Hall Location Church Church Church GIFTS OF OUR TREASURY THE WEEK OF April 28, 2013 Collection for April 28, 2013 Restricted Funds for April 28, 2013 Total Income: $4,449.00 $ 243.00 $4,692.00 Please Pray For Maria Luz Arrellano Katherine Artale Jim Barnes Diann Bauer Dan Bauer Herbert Baxter Rita Bonnell Norm Boyer Herminia Brignoni Ibeth Brignoni Lee Burnett Ruben Campos Marie Cavanaugh Terry Davidson MaryLou De Luca Juanita Diaz Fred Dueber Clyde Elkins Maria Fielding Susan Guenzel Rosie Kinninger Marcella Halweg Bernie Kober Marilyn Kober Maria Koter Virginia & Frank Lantry Juanita Lopez Maria Lopez Dolores Mediano Esteban Mediano Joe Moser Segunda Ordona Sylvia Paiz Dominick Palestini Diane Porter Dolores Robertson Atina Rodriguez Aaron Rodriguez Alette Rodriguez Gladys Palestini Jeff Salazar Patricia Seay Christine Segura Michael Smith Raymond Sparks Angel Tapia Pedro Tapia Therese Tucker Carol Verdon Catarina Zizzo Rose Zaragoza Adalina Zarate Josephine And the special intentions in our Book of Needs Page 4 The Sixth Sunday of Easter May 5, 2013 Confirmation 4630 34th Street, San Diego CA 92116 284-8730 Congratulations St. Didacus School! Ranked #1 in California and 3rd in the Nation! Congrats! First in Math is an on-line math program used by our school and schools across the nation. Our students worked very hard to take 1st place in the state of California and 3rd place in the nation. Our little school is doing great things! Thank you to the school’s 3rd & 8th Grade classes and families for their generous donations to our parish Food Pantry. On a recent field trip to learn about our parish’s food pantry the students brought food donations that will help us meet the needs of our community! Tune in May 20th-22nd to the Immaculate Heart Radio Network for the May Pledge Drive. Three days of life changing testimonies and inspiring interviews in between plus your favorite programs! Tune your radio to *1000AM * or listen online at *IHradio.com*! We love our bulletin sponsors… San Diego Funeral Service An Exclusive Full Service Mortuary 619-583-0400 Call Jerry Balistreri at San Diego Funeral Service for any information you may have on burials, cremation and preplanning. See their add on the back of the bulletin and let them know you appreciate their sponsorship! Confirmation students don’t forget about the Confirmation rehearsal, Monday, May 6th at 6:30 pm at St. Joseph Cathedral. Please bring your sponsors. Confirmation is on Tuesday, May 7th at 7PM at St. Joseph’s Cathedral. Please be sure to be at the Church by 6:35 PM for the picture. PLEASE HELP! The Altar Society is looking for someone to repair the wooden floors in their storage sheds. If you can help, please contact the Parish Office. Save the date for… The Celebration of Deacon Peter Nguyen’s 25th Anniversary of Ordination. Join us for Mass on Saturday, May 25th at 5pm followed by dinner in the Parish Hall. Second Collection Today we’re taking up a second collection for our Building Improvement Fund. Thank you for your generous donations! Whispering Winds Special Needs Family Camp S’mores by the campfire on Friday night, Songs being sung under stars so bright. Saturday brings respite and adventure anew, with time at the pool or on horseback, just for you. Bring the whole family and camp as a crew. We’ll have 1:1 aides for each family and deluxe lodge rooms – it’s true! This year, Whispering Winds Catholic Camp is offering a tailored weekend just for families that include a Special Needs child on July 26-28, 2013. On-line registration is open at http://www.whisperingwinds.org/www/? page_id=4308. For more information, call Stephanie Kiesel at (619) 260-8850. Page 5 The Sixth Sunday of Easter Come, Holy Spirit Remind us of your home in us. Discern with us too, as you did with the apostles. Explain truths to us. Be fire that never dies, wind that lifts us, wafts us high, and wings that set us free. Kid’s Corner Jesus, Our Companion Jesus said: “Whoever loves me will keep my word, and my Father will love him, and we will come to him and make our dwelling with him.” —John 14:23 Use the letters and pictures in the key to solve the puzzle. The hidden message is good news for you! May 5, 2013 May—the Month of Mary A Protestant Christian sitting by Mother Teresa on a plane said to her, "Mother, I admire your work so much and all the things you do for the poor. But I have a problem. It's your love for Mary. It's your attention to Mary." Mother Teresa replied, "It's very simple…No Mary, no Jesus." How true this is. And we can also say, "No Mary, no Church." The Church has always distinguished between adoration of God and venation of Mary. We adore God, we honor Mary. On November 21, 1964, at the Second Vatican Council, Pope Paul VI declared our Lady "Mother of the Church, that is, of the entire Christian people, both the faithful and their pastors, who call her their most loving mother." He decreed that "from now onward the whole Christian people should give even greater honor to the Mother of God under this most loving title." In his first speech as Bishop of Rome on October 17, 1978, Pope John Paul II insisted that the primary duty of his pontificate would be to implement the norms and directives of the Vatican II. "Motherhood" formed the underlying theme of all that Blessed John Paul II wrote about Mary. As at the wedding of Cana, seeing that "they have no wine" (John 2:3), the Mother of Jesus stands between her Son and us. The same intercession and maternal care continues in heaven. Mother Mary sees that we receive every grace we need. --Philip Dabney, CSsR, Liguorian The Paschal Candle Throughout the Easter season the paschal candle burns at every liturgical celebration. It proclaims the resurrection of Christ among us. The candle has the year, a cross and the Greek letters alpha and omega on it. The year proclaims that Christ is risen right now for this community, this year. The alpha and omega demonstrates that this is not a temporary visit, like the arrival of relatives in search of a meal and a bed. The candle reappears throughout the year at every celebration of baptism and every funeral. Baptism set us on the threshold of eternal life, and our death opens its door. Seeing the candle for fifty days spanning seven Sundays, we are reminded again and again of its imperious message: Christ rules as King of Kings because of his resurrection. The cross, the instrument of his passion is inscribed in the wax, has been transformed into a sign of resurrection. Even as the wax melts, diminishing the height of the candle, its message never fades: No matter our own diminishment--in health, companionship, or insight--the resurrection shines bright in our hearts as a beacon for future glory. Seeing the candle week after week can embolden our faith. Pagina 6 Sexto Domingo de Pascua La resolución del Espíritu Jesús prometió a sus discípulos que el Espíritu Santo vendría para instruirlos en toda la verdad revelada. Y no cabe duda que el Espíritu los acompaña cuando adoptan las decisiones que hoy describe el libro de los Hechos, un punto crucial para el Cristianismo. Los reunidos en la asamblea de Jerusalén determinaron que no era necesaria la circuncisión para ser cristiano. Los gentiles convertidos a la fe en Cristo podían ser bautizados en su nombre sin tener que hacerse circuncidar. Fue así como la comunidad cristiana abrió sus puertas a los no judíos. Todas las gentes tendrían acceso a la comunidad de salvación “sin más cargas que las necesarias”. Importa ver cómo se alcanzó esa decisión. No fue impuesta por Pedro o Pablo o Santiago. Al contrario, cuando surgió el asunto sobre cómo incorporar a los no judíos, las comunidades cristiana escogieron a sus representantes y los enviaron a exponer sus experiencias y sus puntos de vista ante los otros líderes eclesiales. En Jerusalén se reunió toda la iglesia y tomó acuerdos. No hubo imposición unilateral; se debatió abiertamente y con transparencia. 5 de mayo 2013 Aparte esta fecha ... La celebración del 25° Aniversario de Ordenación Diaconal del Peter Nguyen. Acompáñenos a su celebración el sábado 25 de mayo en la misa de las 5:00 PM seguido de una cena compartida en el salón parroquial. NOTICIAS DE CONFIRMACION Ensayo de Confirmación, lunes 6 de mayo a las 6:30 PM, en la catedral de San José. Confirmación martes 7 de mayo a las 7:00 PM en la Catedral de San José. Favor de llegar a las 6:35 PM para las fotografías. NOTICIAS DE PRIMERA COMUNION El jueves 9 de mayo tenderemos la practica de primera comunión a las 6:30 PM en la iglesia. El próximo sábado 11 de mayo celebraremos las Primeras Comuniones, a la 1:30 PM en español y 5 PM en ingles, pro favor lleguen temprano para la foto de grupo. 10 INDICACIONES DE María EN EL AÑO DE LA FE Por Javier Leoz Empezaremos por las dos primeras y al terminar el mes de mayo tendrás las 10 . 1. Pronuncia un "sí" cuando tengas que responder afirmativamente en aras a la justicia y al bien común. Por el contrario, recuerda que a veces un "no" a tiempo, es -a la larga- un "sí". 2. No huyas de tus responsabilidades. Hay cosas que, si tú no las haces, nadie las realizará por ti. Nadie somos imprescindibles, pero todos necesarios. En Nazaret, Dios, me hizo ver, en mi pequeñez, mi papel a desempeñar.
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