Capilla de la Santa Cruz 1534 Whitesville Road Albertville, AL

Capilla de la Santa Cruz 1534 Whitesville Road Albertville, AL

St. William Catholic Church
929 Gunter Avenue
Guntersville, AL 35976
Capilla de la Santa Cruz
1534 Whitesville Road
Albertville, AL 35950
St. William Catholic Church,
929 Gunter Avenue, Guntersville, AL 35976
www.stwilliamchurch.com
Pastor—Rev. Tim Pfander
256-582-4245 ext. 102
Mass Schedule
Monday—Friday 8:30 am
Vigil Mass—Saturday 5:00 pm
Sunday—8:30 & 11:00 am
Confession - Saturday
3:45-4:30 pm
Church Office
256-582-4245
www.stwilliamchurch.com
Monday-Friday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Office Manager—Laura Hodge
[email protected]
Deacon Ken Hall
Deacon Jim Handerhan
256-673-1024
205-746-8269
Padre Guillermo Aristizabal
Diacono Edwin Santos
Oficina de Iglesia
256-505-1584
256-738-6153
256-891-0550
Director—Juan Núñez
DRE—Yolanda Nieto
Horario de Oficina
lunes - cerrado
martes - viernes 9:00 am - 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Horario de Misas:
Miércoles, jueves, & viernes 6:00 pm
sábado Misa de Vigilia 6:00 pm
domingo en Español 8:30 am,11:00 am & 6:00 pm
Confesiones: Miércoles 5-5:45 pm, Sábado 4:30-5:30 pm, o por cita
Music coordinator
Kevin McGarrahan
256-586-6784
St. Vincent de Paul
Tim Higgins
*for Assistance
256-582-4245 ext. 201
RENEW
Mary Fritts
256-582-7389
Ladies Sodality
Janet Bright
256-603-2008
Knights of Columbus
Council 12618
John Bannon
Assembly 3328
Sean Landry
256-753-2725
256-878-0966
Marshall County Homeless Ministry
Janice Slaughter
256-738-1677
Respect Life
Judith Hyatt
Alice Beck
256-200-0148
256-593-4764
Young at Heart
Jeanette Seppamaki
256-656-0662
Parish School of Religion
Coordinator— Debbie Klan
Office Hours Monday thru Thursday 9:00 am—1:00 pm
256-582-4245 ext. 104
[email protected]
Pre-K through 8th Grade
Children age 4 through 15. Catholic Youth Formation meets on
Sundays in Mary’s House from 9:30 am to 10:45 am. Please see
the calendar for the full schedule.
Senior Youth Catechism
High School Catechism is held each Sunday in Angel House from
9:30 am to 10:45 am. Please see the calendar for the full schedule.
Adult Formation
Interested in learning about the Catholic Faith? Classes meet on
Wednesdays at 6:30 pm in Craven Hall. Please see the calendar
for the full schedule.
Sacraments
Weddings
Couples must contact Fr. Tim at least 6 months prior to setting a
wedding date at the parish.
Baptisms
Please contact Fr. Tim for schedules and preparation information.
Bulletin Deadline
Capilla de la Santa Cruz
1534 Whitesville Road, Albertville, AL 35950
Monday 12:00 pm
Coros
Coro Santa Cruz: Ensayo los viernes a las 6 pm en la Capilla.
*Coordinador: Raúl Garduño, 256-558-5286
Coro Alabanza y Gloria: Ensayo los jueves a las 6 pm en el centro.
*Coordinador: Tomás Ackerman, 251-402-3626
Coro Fuego Divino: Ensayo los viernes a las 6 pm en el centro.
*Coordinador: Gustavo Pérez Macario 256-572-0498
Ángeles de Dios: Ensayo los domingos a las 4 pm
*Coordinador: Oscar Torres, 256-744-0145
Catecismo
Preparación para la recepción de los sacramentos y para el crecimiento en la fe. Clases los viernes, sábados y domingos en el centro. Se
requiere dos años de clase para la recepción de la Primera Comunión
y para Confirmación. Para la recepción de Comunión el/la estudiante
necesita tener 7 años de edad antes del primero de octubre. Para empezar la clase del primer año de Confirmación, necesita tener 12 años
antes del primero de octubre. Y para la recepción de Confirmación,
necesita tener 13 años antes del primero de octubre.
*Contacte: Yolanda Nieto, 256-891-0550
Clases de Crecimiento. Para los jóvenes y adultos que quieren
aprender más de su fe. “Cuando era niño, hablaba como niño, pensaba
y razonaba como niño. Pero cuando me hice hombre, dejé de lado las
cosas del niño” (1 Corintios 13:11).
*Coordinador: Santiago Vásquez, 256-960-7095
Sacramentos
Cursos Pre-Matrimoniales. Dichoso quien ama de corazón los Mandatos del Señor. Anímate a recibir la bendición de Dios en tu matrimonio. Te esperamos.
*Contacte: Diácono Edwin y Paola Santos, 256-738-6153
Clases Pre-Bautismal. Cada segundo sábado del mes a las 1:00 pm.
*Para más información contacte: 256-891-0550
Preparación Quinceañeras. Son solamente tres veces al año.
*Para más información contacte: Ramona Solís, 256-202-9164.
Grupos
Grupo Juvenil Reuniones Miércoles 10:00 am a 12:00 pm, y Domingos 5:00 pm a 7:00 pm
*Contacte:
Marvin Toledo, 256-744-5208 y Mario Francisco, 256-641-4802
Caballeros de Colón
*Contacte: Joe Castillo, 256-744-0232
Gerardo Rangel, 256-558-4959
Grupos de Oración. “Eran asiduos a la enseñanza de los Apóstoles, a
la Convivencia fraterna a la fracción del pan y a las oraciones” (Hechos 2:42). Domingos desde las 2 p.m. hasta las 5 p.m. en la
capilla.
*Coordinador 1: Juan Martínez, 256-763-1863
*Coordinador 2: Pedro González, 256-486-7890
Comité Organizador de los Eventos de la Iglesia
*Contacte: Rosalinda Vega, 256-572-1642
Respect Life
Judy Hyatt
“Dear brothers and sisters in Christ who courageously bear
witness to Jesus in the land blessed by the Lord, our consolation and our hope is Christ himself. I encourage you,
then, to remain close to him, like branches on the vine, in
the certainty that no tribulation, distress or persecution can
separate us from him (cf. Rom 8:35). May the trials which
you are presently enduring strengthen the faith and the fidelity of each and all of you!” ~Dec. 21, 2014
Vincentians Meditations: For St. Vincent, simplicity
consisted in referring things to God alone, or purity of
intention. In this sense simplicity is doing everything
for love of God and for no other end. It entails avoiding
“human respect”, or doing things merely to look good
in the eyes of others. Simplicity is speaking the truth. It is saying things as they are, without concealing or hiding anything. The
heart must not think one thing while the mouth says another. Vincentians must avoid all duplicity, dissimulation, cunning, and double
meaning. (Maloney, He Hears the Cry of the Poor, p.144-145)
The Value of Labor
Heaven is blessed with perfect rest but the blessing of earth is toil.
~Henry Van Dyke
(Did you sign up for the festival…?)
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
Last week’s discussion of the permanent diaconate and its restoration will lead inevitably to questions about
“deaconesses,” something certainly under study as historians and liturgists research our tradition’s treasures. Today, there are
some settings in which women are entrusted with pastoral administration and have been called to preach and to officiate at
weddings. Lay people can lead the funeral rites and daily prayer. Yet the question of ordination to the diaconate for women is
complex. Yes, we have had deaconesses in our tradition. We know that they assisted with the baptism of women, and that
ministries were entrusted to them. We also know that some early church councils took care to call them lay persons, and specifically forbade ordination. What confuses the picture is that they may have been the wives of deacons, who, like the wives of
priests and bishops, were expected to serve the community as exemplars of the Christian life. Long after deaconesses disappeared, their ministry was treasured and carried on by religious women in consecrated life. It is clear that one of our greatest
treasures is the vibrant engagement of women in ministry over the centuries. What is not as clear is where our questions will
lead. —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
SHRIMP...We need baggers! Come
join the fun this Thursday beginning
at 5:00 pm. Great way to get involved bring the whole family.
All Volunteers receive a free
meal festival day.
Please
check in at the Hospitality
tent.
Propane Tanks...we
will need 12. please
consider donating your tank
(preferably full)
during festival
weekend. Label your
tank and bring to Craven Hall by Friday,
September 4th.
You can have it back
when we’re done!
Bake...Please bring one (or
more) labeled baked goods
to Craven Hall on Friday, September.
4th or Festival Day to Civitan Park
early for our bake sale. Cakes pies,
and especially individually packaged
goodies sell quickly.
**NO REFRIGERATED ITEMS**
MOVING & SETUP…This Friday
everything gets moved to the park!
Workers are needed at the church
and Park to help coordinate and
move all the festival equipment.
Raffle...tickets are available for
purchase in the vestibule or the
church office during regular business
hours. Prizes are all cash of $1000,
$500, and $250.
RCIA begins September 9th
PSR Classes begin September 13th!
Registration for PSR is ongoing.
You may come by the church office
between 9 am and 1 pm Monday
through Thursday. Returning students are automatically reenrolled. Tuition is due for all new
and returning students and is $20
per student with a maximum of
$60 per family.
Monk’s Bread...Back
by popular demand.
There will be 200
loaves of bread available for purchase at the
Festival for $5.00
each. Let everyone
know about this heavenly "treat" we
will have at our
dessert table this year.
T-Shirts...you can purchase in the
vestibule or church office for $10
each. We encourage everyone to
wear your shirt and help to spread
the word about our “45th” Annual
Seafood Festival.
Catechists Needed for PSR!
Please consider becoming a catechist. It is easy and a great
way to pass on your faith to the next generation. We have
the materials to train you.
Classes take place on Sunday from 9:45 to 10:45.
You must be a confirmed Catholic in good standing, dependable, willing to take an online youth protection class
and submit to a background check.
Please contact Debbie Klan at 256-582-4245 or email
[email protected].
Vigésimo Segundo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
TRADICIÓN
La tradición es la memoria humana a largo plazo, mantenida
no en piedra sino en la interrelación humana. Sin esta memoria
activa, los lazos de relaciones y de afecto se debilitan y se deshacen. Las comunidades se separan tan de seguro como caen los
edificios abandonados. Después de participar en acontecimientos,
celebraciones y hasta en pequeños ritos, comentamos lo bueno
que es el reunirnos y recordar.
Las lecturas de hoy nos recuerdan aquellos fundamentos que
van más hondo que la voluntad humana para relacionarse. Hoy
escuchamos sobre la voluntad divina de relacionarse con nosotros
—de ser nuestro Dios tal como nosotros somos llamados a ser el
pueblo amado de Dios.
Hoy recordamos en tres lecturas y de tres maneras los lazos
de la alianza que nos establece como pueblo, y las obligaciones y
responsabilidades que expresan lo más hondo del alma. Tú eres
mío. Yo soy tuya. Estas son palabras de Dios que crearon a un
pueblo, tan seguramente como “Hágase la luz” creó el sol y la
luna y todas las estrellas.
Colectas de la Capilla
Primera colecta: Fondos de operación para los servicios públicos,
empleados, programas suministros, mantenimiento, etc.
Cantidad necesaria cada semana
Colección la semana pasada
$ 5,600
$ 6,746
Segunda colecta: Fondo de construcción (Para pagar la deuda)
Cantidad total de la deuda
Pago mensual de la deuda
Colectado este mes
Mas venta de comida este mes
Colecta total en agosto
$217,031
$ 12,294
$ 10,580
$ 2,232
$ 12,812
PALABRA DE VIDA
“Mantener el espíritu del Evangelio significa
que las instituciones católicas deben ser testigos
en el amor de toda la verdad sobre la persona
humana brindando servicios sociales, caritativos
y educativos de una manera que refleje plenamente la dignidad dada por Dios de la persona
humana”.
— Arzobispo William E. Lori, presidente, Comité Ad Hoc de
Libertad Religiosa, sobre la “Libertad de testimoniar”
LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES
Domingo:
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE
Pobres fariseos, cómo les echamos piedras. Durante el ministerio público de Jesús los fariseos no tenían mucho poder,
pues la clase sacerdotal era la
que dominaba la vida religiosa de los hebreos. Los fariseos
eran gente común: eran laicos.
No obstante, estos laicos no se
conformaban con sólo cumplir
el requisito de la oración y
asistir a la sinagoga. Los fariseos pueden compararse con
los carismáticos, ministros de
la comunión y otros cristianos
laicos que no se conforman
sólo con asistir a la misa
cada semana. Los
fariseos también
deseaban aprender más acerca de
la Palabra de Dios
y practicar su fe
en todas partes.
Probablemente, Jesús mismo,
en algún momento perteneció
al grupo de los fariseos.
Entonces ¿de dónde viene
el pleito cristiano con los fariseos? Con la destrucción del
Templo judío (año 70 d.C.) se
acabó la clase sacerdotal.
Cuando se escribieron los
cuatro evangelios, quienes
estaban al frente de la religión
hebrea eran los fariseos, no los
sacerdotes. Ellos, en su afán de
preservar la fe judía, no permitían novedades como las de
los judíos cristianos. Por esto se
creó una división
entre los fariseos y
los cristianos,
división que
aparece en los
evangelios una y
otra vez.
—Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz,
OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Jueves:
Viernes:
Sábado:
Vigésimo Segundo
Domingo del Tiempo
Ordinario
San Gregorio Magno
Primer Viernes
Santa María Virgen,
Primer sábado
LA MADUREZ
Comienza a manifestarse la madurez cuando sentimos que
nuestra preocupación es mayor por los demás que por
nosotros.
LECTURAS DE HOY
~Anónimo
Primera lectura — Moisés ordena al pueblo guardar los mandamientos de
Yavé porque así serán conocidos como pueblo sabio e inteligente
(Deuteronomio 4:1-2, 6-8).
Salmo — ¿Quién será grato a tus ojos, Señor?
(Salmo 15 [14]).
Segunda lectura — Reciban la palabra sembrada entre ustedes, y pongan
por obra lo que dice la palabra y no se conformen con oírla (Santiago 1:1718, 21b-22, 27).
Evangelio — Lo que nos hace impuros son las maldades que salen de dentro, de nuestro propio corazón, no las cosas de afuera (Marcos 7:1-8, 1415, 21-23).
Minister’s Schedule (schedule available online at www.stwilliamchurch.com)
Sept. 5-6
Ministers of Communion
Lectors
Servers
Ushers
Saturday
5:00 pm
John Bannan
John Summers
Kevin McGarrahan
Virginia Witherspoon
Erin Summers
Sean Landry
Norb Patla
Sunday
8:30 am
Rick Hoepfner
Lupe Kirby
Jack Hahn
Finie Higgins
Breanna Laski
William Busic
Jackie Todd
Kevin Young
Sunday
11:00 am
Kristen Skaziak
Betsy Traynor
Melinda Mitchell
Chris Wallace
Maggie Skaziak
Payton Uchaker
John Eason
Cindy Hammond
Jimmy Lester
Sept. 12-13
Ministers of Communion
Lectors
Servers
Ushers
Saturday
5:00 pm
Norb Patla
Billie Simpson
Linda Hodge
John Summers
Al Summers
Gene Doyle
Dewon Simpson
Sunday
8:30 am
Terri Rushing
Joan Whitfield
Paul McKinney
Shawn O’Harra
Matt Laski
Sunday
11:00 am
Lisa Hoang
Tina Hoang
Cindy Hammond
Kristen Skaziak
Maggie Skaziak
George Uchaker
Sept. 19-20
Ministers of Communion
Lectors
Servers
Ushers
Saturday
5:00 pm
John Bannan
John Summers
Kevin McGarrahan
Virginia Witherspoon
Erin Summers
Sean Landry
Norb Patla
Sunday
8:30 am
Karen Kee
Lawrence Kee
Finie Higgins
Dianne Thomas
Zack Summers
Sunday
11:00 am
Jim Curtin
Kristen Skaziak
Nancy Curtin
Chris Wallace
Ryan Buchanan
Payton Uchaker
Kelley’s Rainbow Marshall County
Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Kelley’s Rainbow offers many services for victims of domestic violence and their families. If you are a victim or know
someone who is, please contact us and let us help you.
Welcome
To St. William Catholic Church
Office: (256) 891-9864
Hotline (256) 891-0019
or toll free: (888) 582-6883
24 hrs. 7 days a week!!
Harold Davis
Dale Lee
Kevin Young
Jimmy Chavez
Rickey Hammond
Joseph Snead
William Busic
Jackie Todd
Kevin Young
John Eason
Patrick Hammond
Jimmy Lester
CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES
CARING FOR PEOPLE, NOT PROFIT
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To become a member of St. William Catholic Church, please complete one of our registration forms located:
At the entrances of the church, in the parish office, on our website at www.stwilliamchurch.com or you may complete
the form below and we will mail you one. Welcome to the parish!
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Place this form in the offering basket or mail to the church office at:
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St. William Calendar of Events
Capilla de la Santa Cruz Calendario de Eventos
Sun, Aug 30, 2015
domingo 30 de agosto
Music Rehearsal
9:30 AM
St. William
Mon, Aug 31, 2015
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
7:00 PM
Mary's House
Tue, Sep 01, 2015
Renew
1:00 PM
Angel House
Seafood Festival Meeting
6:00 PM
LAST ONE!!!
Craven Hall
Wed, Sep 02, 2015
Roux Prep
8:00 AM
Craven Hall
Pastors Prayer Group
1:00 PM
Angel House
Thu, Sep 03, 2015
Shrimp Cooking & Bagging
5:00 PM
Craven Hall
Fri, Sep 04, 2015
Moving & Set-up
7:00 AM
Craven Hall to Civitan Park
Pro-Life Committee Meeting
12:00 PM
Angel House
Sat, Sep 05, 2015
Seafood Festival
7:30 AM
Civitan Park
Rosary
4:30 PM
St. William
Sun, Sep 06, 2015
Music Rehearsal
9:30 AM
St. William
Vietnamese Mass
3:00 PM
St. William
Mon, Sep 07, 2015
Tue, Sep 08, 2015
Renew
1:00 PM
Angel House
Parish Council
7:00 PM
Mary's House
Wed, Sep 09, 2015
Sodality Meeting
10:30 AM
Craven Hall
Knights of Columbus
7:00 PM
Craven Hall
RCIA
7:00 PM
St. William
Thu, Sep 10, 2015
Fri, Sep 11, 2015
Sat, Sep 12, 2015
Rosary
4:30 PM
St. William
Religious Articles Sale
6:00 PM
Vestibule following Mass
Clases de Crecimiento
Sala Grande, mediana, y chica
Grupo de Oración
2:00 PM
Capilla
Ensayo del Coro: Ángeles de Dios
4:00 PM
Sala Chica
Niños de Jesús
5:00 PM
Centro - Sala Mediana
Jóvenes Pastoral
5:30 PM
Sala Grande
lunes 31 de agosto
8:00 AM Oficina Cerrada
Martes 1 de septiembre
St. Vincent de Paul
5:00 PM
Centro
Coro: Fuego Divino
6:00 PM
Centro Sala Mediana
Movimiento Juan XXIII
6:00 PM
Centro (Sala Chica)
6:30 PM Crecimiento Espiritual
miércoles 2 de sept.
Grupo (Jóvenes)
10:00 AM
Centro
4:30 PM Confesiones
5:30 PM Rosario
6:00 PM Misa
Ensayo del coro: Tomas
7:00 PM
Centro - Sala Grande
jueves 3 de septiembre
8:00 AM Exposición al Santísimo
5:30 PM Rosario
6:00 PM Misa
viernes 4 de septiembre
5:30 PM Rosario
6:00 PM Misa
6:00 PM Vigilia en honor a los dos Corazones
Coro: Santa Cruz
7:00 PM
Centro
sábado 5 de septiembre
10:00 AM Bautismos
11:00 AM Platica de Quince Años
12:00 PM XV Años: Gijón
2:00 PM Boda: Venancio y Cervantes
Alberto & Rita Callejas
3:30 PM
P. Guillermo
4:30 PM Confesiones
5:30 PM Rosario
6:00 PM Misa
7:00 PM Adoración al Santísimo
Consejo Pastoral
7:30 PM
Centro
2:00 PM
Weekly Collection St. William
Offertory Last Weekend
Mortgage Payment per Month
Building Fund Collections for August
Parish Debt
Poor Box
$
$
$
$
$
6,685
12,294
12,812
217,031
144
Matthew 25: “I was sick and you visited me.”
If you or a loved one is sick or hospitalized and would like a
visit from a priest, please contact the office at (256) 5824245 or via e-mail. They will be happy to arrange a visit.
Please pray for Our Sick and Recovering …
Parishioners
Bill McCormick & Family
Paul Bartinikatis
Glenda Carboni
Dottie Browne-Peck
Donna Mitchell
Sally Goerss
Stuart Howell
Carmen Collazo
The Kohl Family
Mary Tillman
Becky Atwell
Flo Powers
Phillip Worley
Anna Caliguire
Our homebound parishioners
Friends and Family
Saturday, August 29th
Sunday, August 30th
8:30 am St. William—Marion Owen, RIP
11:00 am St. William—St. William Parishioners
Monday, August 31st
8:30 am St. William—Rev. Leo Blanchet, RIP
Tuesday, September 1st
8:30 am St. William—All Souls in Purgatory
Wednesday, September 2nd
8:30 am St. William—Valerie Harvey, RIP
6:00 pm Chapel—Russell & Ann Moyer, RIP
Thursday, September 3rd
Friday, September 4th
Saturday, September 5th
5:00 pm St. William—All Souls in Purgatory
and my children
Sunday, September 6th
8:30 am Chapel—St. William Parishioners
Altar flowers have
been donated in loving
memory of
Valerie Harvey.
Karen Hurlbut
Mary Woodward
Elizabeth Sutton
Joni Roberts
Clara Zigler
Garret Giles
Bobby Burns
Julius Befort
Sherlyn Braga
Mary Hinchee
Bill Franey
Ian Fernandez
Casey Roberson
Cameron & Cheyenne House
Louise Cowart
Aaron Spurlin
Paula Butler
Thomas Traynor
Venice & Katie Brassell
Jim Wainwright
Isabella Montgomery
Davey Joe Roberson
Those Recovering from Surgery
Walter Huskey
Hoyt & Christine Smith
John Hinchee
Cole Brown
Kathy Keeney
Roland Otts
John & Pam Hahn
Betty Denham
Elbert Trammell
Michael Anthony Cammarata
Patricia Jolley
Chrysanthe Bamman
Mark Meatte
Mary Hart Caputo
Cecilia McClure
Claud Pendergrass
Dave Johnson
Gloria & Rodolfo Rabin
Virginia Culver
Janet Mata
Marcus Gross
Kimberly Browder
Our Soldiers Stationed Overseas
PRAYER FOR THE SICK
Almighty and Eternal God, You are the everlasting health of those who
believe in You. Hear us for Your sick servants for whom we implore the
aid of Your tender mercy, that being restored to bodily health, may they
give thanks to You in Your Church. Through Christ our Lord. Amen
TRADITION
Tradition is long human memory set, not in stone, but in human interaction. Without this active memory, the bonds of
relationship and affection fray and fall apart. Communities
dissolve as surely as neglected buildings do. After participating
in events, celebrations, and even small rituals, we remark
about how good it is to gather and remember.
Today’s readings remind us of foundations laid deeper
than the human will to relate. Today we hear about God’s will
to relate to us—to be our God as we are called to be God’s
own beloved people.
Today in three readings and three ways we remember the
covenant bonds that create us as a people and the obligation
and responsibility that express the innermost attitude of soul.
You are mine. I am yours. These are God’s words that created
a people as surely as “Let there be light” created the sun and
moon and all the stars.
BRANCHWATER VILLAGE
Assisted and Independent Living
Bernadette Lanier *
Administrator
256.593.5055
www.branchwatervillage.com
763 Medical Center Parkway
Boaz, Alabama 35957
* Parishioner
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