615 Vine Avenue, Roseville, CA 95678 Phone

615 Vine Avenue, Roseville, CA 95678
Phone: (916)783-5211 Fax: 916-783-5212
E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.strosechurch.org
Parish Mission Statement
We, the family of St. Rose of Lima Catholic Parish, are called by virtue of our baptism and guided
by the Holy Spirit to be disciples of Jesus. As disciples of Jesus, we are dedicated to foster the
growth of God’s Kingdom on earth by praising God and living the Gospel values of love, justice,
forgiveness and service to all.
Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ August 7, 2016
SCHEDULE OF MASSES
Monday—Friday: 6:30 & 8 am; Wednesday eve. 6:30 pm (Spanish)
Saturday: 8:00 am
Saturday Vigil Masses: 5:00 pm, 7:00 pm (Spanish)
Sunday Masses: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 am; 12:30 pm (Spanish); 5:00 pm
CONFESSION
Wednesday 5:00-6:00 pm
Saturday 3:00-4:30 pm
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Friday 8:30-4:30 pm
ADORATION and LITURGY OF THE HOURS
Saturday 7:00 am
Sacrament of Baptism: Pre-registration and Baptism classes are required. Please contact the office, (916) 783-5211 ext. 7013
Sacrament of Holy Matrimony: Please contact the office to schedule
a meeting with the Clergy at least 6 months in advance and before setting your date, (916) 783-5211
Quinceañeras: Please contact the office to schedule a meeting with the
Clergy at least 6 months in advance and before setting your date, (916)
783-5211
PARISH CLERGY AND STAFF
(916)783-5211
Pastor
Fr. Joel Genabia
ext. 7012
Parochial Vicar
Fr. Antonio “Ace” Racela III ext. 7016
Pastor Emeritus
Fr. Michael Cormack
ext. 7008
Pastor Emeritus
Fr. Michael McKeon
ext. 7008
Deacons
Deacon Peter Silott
ext. 7008
Deacon Mark Van Hook
ext. 7014
Deacon Mike Turner
est. 7008
Liturgy Coordinator
Lynne Brys
ext. 7006
Religious Education—English Dona Gentile, Director
ext. 7010
Cathie Newman, Assistant ext. 7010
Religious Education– Spanish Frida Callejas, Coordinator ext. 7011
Coordinator of Youth Ministry Beckee Szumski
ext. 7004
Office Manager
Edie Sickman
ext. 7008
Bi-Lingual Secretary & Baptisms Stella Guzman
ext. 7013
Bookkeeper
Carmen Dizon
ext. 7017
Plant Manager
Martin Vargas
ext. 7005
Custodial Services
All Solutions Cleaning, Inc.
Ligia Popa, Rocio Vargas
First Reading Reflection: Wisdom 18:6-9
ST. ROSE SCHOOL
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633 Vine Avenue, Roseville, CA 95678
Phone: (916)782-1161
Principal Suzanne Smoley
Transitional Kindergarten through 8th Grade
School Motto: St. Rose School exists to
bring our Catholic faith to life.
God promised that they would have a son (Isaac), they were old
enough to be great-grandparents. But they believed. They had
the virtue of faith, a lasting confidence that God's word would
be fulfilled.
The most memorable event in the early history of the Israelites
was their exodus from Egypt. God led them out of slavery and
saved them from their enemies. Today's reading recalls God's
special care and protection of the Israelites. The author sees
Gospel Reflection: Luke 12:32-48 or Luke 12:35-40
God's people as "the holy children of the good" who have coopOne way Christians can prove that they are a people of faith is
erated with God's plan for salvation.
to live every day as though they expect Jesus to return. Today's
Second Reading Reflection: Hebrews 11:1-2, 8-19 or 11:1-2, gospel urges us to be awake and on the watch like servants
awaiting the master's return home. We should be "on guard"
8-12
against anyone or anything that leads us astray from Christ.
Because the Israelites believed, God saved them. Today's secSince no one knows when the final judgment will happen, the
ond reading recalls how our early faith ancestors placed their
wise person will always be prepared for it.
trust in God. Abraham and Sarah left their comfortable home
and went to an unknown land because God called them. When
OFFERTORY & SECOND COLLECTIONS:
Make checks payable to St. Rose of Lima
Saturday/Sunday—August 6/7 —Offertory/Maintenance
SATURDAY, August 6, 2016
Knights of Columbus
Frances Jensen †
5:00 PM
Emiliano Jesus Rios, birthday
Oremos por nuestra comunidad
7:00 PM
parroquial
SUNDAY, August 7, 2016
People of Parish
7:30 AM
Jim Grant, birthday
9:00 AM
Norman Watts
10:30 AM Romulo Cruz †
Marian & Donica Pokler †
Lubo Pokler †
12:30 PM Oremos por nuestro Clero
Kim & Don, special intention
5:00 PM
Elena Maria Cruz †
MONDAY, August 8, 2016
Pray for all Firefighters
6:30 AM
David Daniels †
8:00 AM
TUESDAY, August 9, 2016
Pray for our Clergy
6:30 AM
Special Intention
8:00 AM
Susana Yap †
WEDNESDAY, August 10 , 2016
Pray for our Parish Ministries
6:30 AM
Saturday/Sunday—August 13/14—Offertory
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
RoseMarie
Rios Family
Thank you for your donations - our Parish community
exists because of your support
Susan & Jeff
Teresa
Albert & Tess
Marica
Marica
Ellen
Rios Family
5:00 PM
7:00 PM
Oremos por aquellos que
necesitan de nuestras oraciones
June, 2016—Maintenance Sunday Collection—$ 5,506
June, 2016 (Offertory)—Faith Direct—$ 10,339
June, 2016 (Maintenance) - Faith Direct—$ 1,427
Total Contributions for June - $ 74,098
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Deborah
Ruby
Ez 1:2-5, 24-28c; Ps 148:1-2, 11-14;
Mt 17:22-27
Tuesday: Ez 2:8 - 3:4; Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103,
111, 131; Mt 18:1-5, 10, 12-14
Wednesday: 2 Cor 9:6-10; Ps 112:1-2, 5-9; Jn 12:24-26
Thursday: Ez 12:1-12; Ps 78:56-59, 61-62:
Mt 18:21 - 19:1
Friday:
Ez 16:1-15, 60, 63 or 16:59-63;
Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6; Mt 19:3-12
Saturday: Ez 18:1-10, 13b, 30-32;
Ps 51:12-15, 18-19; Mt 19:13-15
Sunday:
Jer 38:4-6, 8-10; Ps 40:2-4, 18; Heb 12:1-4;
Lk 12:49-53
Deborah
Bobbie
Eucharistic Adoration
and Liturgy of the Hours
Carm
St Jude Prayer
Group
Charles Omicioli Sr. †
Deborah
Ken Sandow †, 1yr anniversary Family
Rose Valencia, healing
CONTRIBUTIONS for June 2016
June, 2016—Offertory Sunday Collection— $ 56,526
Family
6:30 PM
8:00 AM
Saturday/Sunday—August 27/28—Offertory
Saturday/Sunday-September 3/4—Offertory/Maintenance
Mariano & Elizabeth Oandasan † Tessie
Oremos por todos los
Ministerios
THURSDAY, August 11, 2016
Special Intention
6:30 AM
Mary Murray †
8:00 AM
FRIDAY, August 12, 2016
Pray for those in need of our
6:30 AM
prayers
John Grutzmacher †
8:00 AM
SATURDAY, August 13 , 2016
Saturday/Sunday—August 20/21—Offertory/Church in Latin America
Saturdays at 7:00 AM
Celebrated in the Church every Saturday
morning starting at 7AM. This is a beautiful
way to participate in the Year of Mercy.
Together we’ll pray the Breviary Morning
Prayer and close with Benediction
BE NOT DECEIVED
“Do not be disturbed by the clamor of this world, which passes like a shadow.
Do not let the false delights of a deceptive world deceive you.”
~ St. Clare
Are you interested in becoming an Extraordinary
Minister at St. Rose of Lima Parish?
HOSPITALITY SUNDAY
August 7th ~ Parish Hall
Join us for “Donut Sunday” after the morning Masses
on August 7th
Visit the Religious Ed Registration table to inquire
about the 2016-2017 programs
"Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion" is the formal
title of laypeople who distribute the Eucharist during Mass.
Our Liturgy Coordinator, Lynne Brys, is delighted to provide
anyone interested in serving as an Extraordinary Minister the
preparation needed at a time that is favorable for
both. Please prayerfully consider this beautiful
ministry. Then if you hear God’s call to serve as an
Extraordinary Minister please contact Lynne at
[email protected] or 916-783-5211 x7006
for more details.
Hosted by Lambert Funeral Home
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
PARISH LIBRARY
Pancake Breakfast - Sunday, August 14th
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
8:30 am to 12:30pm
Or stop by the Parish Office any day between 8:30—
4:30 pm
Location: Par ish House next to the Par ish Office
506 Marietti Way, Roseville
Next Sunday the Knights of Columbus will have their monthly
Pancake Breakfast. Proceeds from the breakfast will go to
support Fr. Joshy’s India Charities.
Hours:
Parking: Park in the Church parking lot closest
to the Office and enter through the back yard
gate off Vinewood Ave.
Please join us for a fresh tasty breakfast after the 7:30, 9:00 &
10:30 Masses. The menu will be pancakes, French toast, sausage, scrambled eggs, and fruit. Coffee,
orange juice and milk are also included.
Pricing is: $6.00 for Adults; $5.00 for Seniors; $4.00 for Kids 5-12 yrs. Kids under 5
are free. Thank You.
Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services will host a
Fellowship Meet & Greet August 12th and 13th
LUNCHES FOR THE HOMELESS
Thank you Dona, the Religious Education Office and
all the Volunteers who provide lunches for the less
fortunate in our community.
Help us pack lunches after the 9:00 am Mass on Sunday
Dates: 8/7, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28
DONATIONS always gratefully accepted
for this ministry that supports our brothers and sisters.
Friday, August 12th after the 6:30am and 8:00am Masses
Saturday, August 13th after the 8:00am Mass
Location: C Room
Please join us for donuts, coffee or tea and allow us to answer
your questions about funeral and cemetery services. We are
here as your resource through one of life’s most difficult
times. For more information please contact Melissa Kenerly,
Director of Community Outreach, at 916/452-4831.
Drop off donations in the box outside the Religious Ed office
Welcoming Ministry
Please consider joining this rewarding ministry that welcomes
our fellow brothers and sisters as they arrive for Mass
on Sunday.
St. Rose School
Pre-Kindergarten through 8th Grade
Commitment is once a month at the Mass time
of your choosing. Our smiling faces are the
first ones that people see entering into God's
home. Just a simple smile and a friendly welcome is all you need to be able to do. We do
make a difference!
If you have any questions, please call Lynne Melberg 6667348 or Bobbie Mazas784-1115.
The School has openings in several classes between preKindergarten through 8th grade. If you are interested in enrolling your child at St. Rose School for next school
year, please visit the school website, http://
www.strose.org, or contact Mrs. Weinreich at
916-782-1161 ext. 101 or email:
[email protected].
Dona Gentile
Director of Religious Education
916-783-5211 ext.7010
Beckee Szumski
Coordinator of Youth Ministry
916-783-5211 ext.7004
FAITH FORMATION
REGISTRATION
Event on August 7th
In the Parish Hall
Faith Formation - 4 yrs old through 5th Grade
Sunday classes 10:30am – 11:30am (beginning Oct. 2) or
Wednesday classes 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm (beginning Oct. 5)
Faith Formation - 6th Grade through 12th Grade
Edge (Jr. High) – Wednesday 6:30pm – 8:00pm
Life Teen (High School) – Sunday after 5pm Mass – 8 pm
*Including a Year 1 and Year 2 for those preparing to receive their Confirmation
Middle School and High School Teens!
Life Teen and Edge registra on is this Sunday, August
7th a er the 9:00, 10:30 and 5:00 Masses!
And mark your calendars!
Life Teen Kick-Off: Sunday, August 28th at 6:00 pm
Edge Kick-Off: Wednesday, August 31st at 6:00 pm
Year 1 – youth attend either Edge or Life Teen
Year 2 - youth attend either Edge or Life Teen,
plus attend 12 Sunday classes star ting in the winter
Come to the hall on August 7th and find out
more information or you can call the Religious
Ed Office 783-5211 Ext 7010 or email at
[email protected]
Forms are also available online and in the
Parish Office
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Adults Ages 19 and Up!
We need your help!
Both of our youth ministry programs
are in need of Core Members!
Contact Beckee Szumski
at [email protected] for more info!
An open le er to all high school teens.
Hey. How are you? Busy, I’m sure. Between school, extracurricular ac vi es, maybe a part- me job, you don’t have too much me. I get it. I’m
not trying to add one more thing to your plate or stress you out, but we have a really great thing here at St. Rose and I want to personally invite
you to join.
Have you heard of Life Teen? It’s your youth group. We meet on Sunday evenings a er the 5:00 Mass. We feed you dinner and teach you a
li le about Jesus and His Church. We go on retreats and to conferences (one in par cular, to Six Flags Magic Mountain!), we bowl and play kickball, we work with other ministries here at SRL and do service projects within the community. And that’s just a small snapshot of our Life Teen
program. Here’s a very basic rundown of what we teach and why we do what we do:
• God exists (Genesis 1:1, Ps. 19:1, wait… can I just cite the whole Bible?). The world we live in tries really hard to sweep Him under the rug,
but He is very real.
• He created you: uniquely, in His image and with a purpose. He loves you (Jn. 3:16) and knows you perfectly (Jer. 1:5, Luke 12:7), and He
very much wants you to know Him. The Creator of the Universe wants to be an ac ve part of your life (Acts 17:24-27)!
• He is calling you to more. This world we live in tells us that we can live however we want with no worry of consequence, that maybe heaven and hell aren’t real places. This world we live in is selling you lies. Christ tells us how to live (Ma . 5:48, Ma . 6:33, Mark 12:29-31, etc.)
and that there is only one way to heaven (Ma .7:13-14), and that you are not too young to respond to His call (Jer. 1:7).
Through the Sacraments, through prayer and fellowship, through service and retreats and mission trips, Life Teen exists to bring you into relaonship with the One who gave everything for love of you. Our goal is simple: leading you closer to Christ to raise up a new genera on of saints.
This world needs Christ. You need Christ. I need Christ. It starts here. Now, I know some of you may be thinking, “A youth group, really? That
sounds so lame.” It’s really not, I promise. I can give you references. So, give it a shot! You have absolutely nothing to lose, and everything to
gain!
Registra on for the 2016-2017 year is August 7th a er the 9am, 10:30am and 5pm Masses. We’re looking forward to mee ng you! More quesons? Contact me at 783-5211 x7004 or [email protected]. God bless you!
See you on Sunday,
Beckee Szumski
SENIOR PROGRAM
Bereavement Hospitality Committee
August 18th - Kick Off Night, Melody Makers $2
August 25th - Bingo
Are you able to make and donate a fresh salad or
dessert to assist the Bereavement Hospitality Committee with Funeral Receptions?
Schedule
4:30 PM Faith Sharing (not on bingo night)
6:00 PM Dinner, donation $7
7:00 PM Program
YOUTH MUSIC MINISTRY
Rehearsal Jam on Thursday Nights
All are welcome to come to the Life Teen Music Ministry Rehearsal
Jam, here at St. Rose every Thursday, 6:30-8:00 pm. Stop by and
check us out… You may find you are being called to sing or share
your musical talents with the group. Come one, come all, teens,
young adults, young at heart and with a desire to praise God with
your musical talents.
For more information please contact Mark Lawler, Youth Music Minister at [email protected] or 916-215-2894.
Walking in the Footsteps of Jesus
10 Day Pilgrimage to the Holy Land
November 8—17, 2016
Hosted by: Fr. Jovito Rata, Jr. and
Fr. Joel Genabia
Pilgrimage to include visits to the Sea of
Galilee, Nazareth, Mount of Olives, the Old City of
Jerusalem, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher,
and the Church of the Nativity
Cost is $3,599 per person from San Francisco
(air/land tour price is $2,899 plus $700 government
taxes/airline surcharges)
Tour Includes: Roundtrip air from San Francisco, First Class
Hotels, Breakfast and Dinner daily, Comprehensive sightseeing, porterage, Entrance Fees and much more!!
For a detailed brochure and more information contact: Carmen
Dizon or Fr. Joel Genabia:
Telephone: 916-783-5211 Ext. 7017 Email:
[email protected] or
[email protected]
From time to time the Bereavement Hospitality
Ministry is called upon to host a reception following a Funeral Mass. This is a special way to
serve our parish family. The Bereavement
Hospitality Team consists of volunteers who serve at the
receptions and others who donate salads and desserts. If
you are interested in serving by donating a salad or dessert
for these special occasions please contact Mickie Thompson,
the Bereavement Hospitality Coordinator at
916-782-3324
or
[email protected].
Thank you for considering sharing your time,
talent and treasure by serving in this ministry.
CarmeliteMonasteryBene itLuncheon
Saturday,October8,2016
TicketsonsaleSeptember10th&11th
The Auxiliary of the Carmelite Monastery in Georgetown is
hosting a bene it luncheon on Saturday,October 8, 2016, at
St. Joseph’s Parish Hall in Auburn. This Italian themed
luncheon will be held from 12 noon ‘til 3:00 and will include a drawing for a beautiful quilt handmade by the Auxiliary, a silent auction and raf le. A slide show of the life of
the Sisters and the grounds of the Monastery will also be
presented.
Tickets are only $20.00 and can be purchased after Mass
on September10thand11thor by contacting
[email protected]. Seating is limited so get
your tickets as soon as possible.
Thank you for your support!
SAINTS of MERCY RELICS TOUR
The Saints of Mercy Relics are currently on tour at
various parishes and schools in the Diocese of
Sacramento. The Tour includes 30 relics of saints,
blessed from Rome.
The Relics will be at St. Peter in Dixon on August 21st
Visit: http://scddec.org/yom-relics-tour for more information.
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY
Women of the Parish
There is still time to register for the St. Rose of Lima
Women’s A.C.T.S. retreat August 18 – 21, 2016
If you are looking for a way to deepen your relationship
with Jesus Christ, renew yourself spiritually, give new
meaning to your prayer life and
Sunday liturgies, as well as
build lasting friendships with
members of your community,
this retreat is for YOU.
The retreat begins Thursday
evening. Send off is from St.
Rose Church where you will be
driven to the retreat center for a three night stay. On
Sunday, you will return to celebrate with the parish at the
10:30 am Mass.
Please don’t miss this opportunity! Retreat applications
are still available. If you are feeling the nudge from the
Holy Spirit to attend and/or have questions
please contact the Retreat Director, Veronica
Ortiz at [email protected] or 792-9319 as
soon as possible.
A.C.T.S. = Adoration - Community - Theology - Service
A.C.T.S. Fundraiser/Social
Wednesday, August 10th from 6:00 – 9:00 pm
The St. Rose Parish Women’s A.C.T.S. Retreat team is hosting a
Fundraiser / Social at Blaze Pizza on Wednesday, August 10th
from 6:00 – 9:00 pm. It will be fun to enjoy pizza and share time
with our Parish Family. You can present the attached flyer or scan
to your cell phone to have a digital copy of the coupon. Blaze Pizza
will donate 20% of the proceeds to our parish for Retreats. We
hope to see you there!!! Thank you for your support.
Organization name: St. Rose Women’s
A.C.T.S. Retreat
Wednesday, August 10th, 2016
6:00PM-9:00PM
10325 Fairway Dr. Roseville, Ca
95678
Date:
Time:
Store:
Respect Life Monthly Meeting: This Wednesday, August
10th, @ 6:30 pm, at 1109 Terra Way, Roseville, CA 95661.
(Joan Donohue at 916-417-1071)
Sacramento Life Center Baby Shower: Next Weekend
August 13th & 14th: We’ll be accepting new/used baby
items and donations for expectant/new mothers. Diapers are
always appreciated!
Respect Life Mass: 2nd Satur day ever y month @ 8am,
"remember to wear your blue Respect Life tee shirts!"
Spiritual Adoption: Week 22 - My lungs ar e getting
stronger and more developed. My arms and legs are getting
bigger and stronger, too and sometimes my Mom can feel
them when I move.
Praying in front of Planned Parenthood on Sunrise Blvd
(next to Creek bridge) in Roseville: Ever y Thur sday
@ 9am "Join us, rain or shine. It’s a Christian happening!"
UPCOMING EVENTS
August 20th: Respect Life Leader ship Annual Gather ing
Register for this free event and encourage others from your
parish to as well. Register at http:scddec.org/respect-life
September 11th: Bishop Gallegos Mater nity Home Dinner
September 28 to November 6th: 40 DAYS FOR LIFE
November 12th: Sacr amento Life Center Salute to Life
Dinner & Auction
Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat: This ministr y holds r etr eats
for healing after Abortion. Their web site is rachelsvineyard.org. Our Respect Life Ministry is willing to sponsor a
parishioner who needs financial assistance. Contact Joan
Donohue at or 916-417-1071.
Lighthouse Catholic Media Materials
Lighthouse Catholic Media has implemented a
price increase for the CDs, books, booklets, and
pamphlets available at the kiosk in the vestibule. In order to
continue to provide you these valuable materials regarding
our Catholic faith, we also need to increase the suggested
donation amounts.
Please be reminded that the materials displayed are made
available to you at cost – no profit is intended.
The new suggested donations for materials are:
CDs
$4.00
Books
$5.00
Booklets
$3.00
Pamphlets
$ .50
These prices are low compared to purchasing them on-line,
where you would also pay shipping and tax.
Look for new CDs, books, booklets, and
pamphlets in AUGUST
Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ August 7, 2016
Our soul waits for the LORD, who is our help and our shield.
— Psalm 33:20
YEAR OF MERCY - HOLY DOOR
PILGRIMAGE SITES
There are 13 pilgrimage sites designated in the Diocese of
Sacramento. Please consider visiting one or all of these sites.
Please visit scddec.org/yom-pilgrimage-sites for a full lists of
the sites.
St. John Vianney Parish
Work of Mercy : Visit the imprisoned
Address: 10497 Coloma Rd, Rancho Cordova
Contact Number: (916) 362-1385
Pilgrimage Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm, Saturday
& Sunday
Christ the King Passionist Retreat Center
Work of Mercy: Counsel the Doubtful
Address: 6520 Van Maren Lane, Citrus Heights
Contact Number: (916) 725-4720
Pilgrimage Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm, Saturday
and Sunday
SAINTS’ DAYS & SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Monday: St. Dominic
Tuesday: St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross
(Edith Stein)
Wednesday: St. Lawr ence
Thursday: St. Clare
Friday:
St. Jane Frances de
Chantal
Saturday: Ss. Pontian and
Hippolytus;
Blessed Virgin Mary
Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Exhibit
You are invited to a special exhibition on the life of Blessed
Teresa of Calcutta August 1-13th at St. Rose Church,
5961 Franklin Blvd., Sacramento.
This exhibition is a tribute to Mother Teresa of Calcutta and
celebration of her canonization. There are 72 photographic panels, noted in Spanish and English, that take you through her life
and heroic way of living and loving that
is a source of inspiration and hope for all.
For more information, call St. Rose
Church, in Sacramento at (916)421-1414.
St. Clare of Assisi ~ August 11th
One of the more sugary movies made about Francis of Assisi
pictures Clare as a golden-haired beauty floating through
sun-drenched fields, a sort of one-woman counterpart to the new
Franciscan Order.
The beginning of her religious life was indeed movie material.
Having refused to marry at 15, she was moved by the dynamic
preaching of Francis. He became her lifelong friend and spiritual
guide.
At 18, she escaped one night from her father’s home, was met on the
road by friars carrying torches, and in the poor little chapel called
the Portiuncula received a rough woolen habit, exchanged her jeweled belt for a common rope with knots in it, and sacrificed the long
tresses to Francis’ scissors. He placed her in a Benedictine convent,
which her father and uncles immediately stormed in rage. She clung
to the altar of the church, threw aside her veil to show her cropped
hair and remained adamant.
End of movie material. Sixteen days later her
sister Agnes joined her. Others came. They
lived a simple life of great poverty, austerity
and complete seclusion from the world, according to a Rule which Francis gave them as a
Second Order (Poor Clares). Francis obliged
her under obedience at age 21 to accept the
office of abbess, one she exercised until her
death.
The nuns went barefoot, slept on the ground,
ate no meat and observed almost complete silence. (Later Clare, like
Francis, persuaded her sisters to moderate this rigor: “Our bodies are
not made of brass.”) The greatest emphasis, of course, was on
gospel poverty. They possessed no property, even in common,
subsisting on daily contributions. When even the pope tried to
persuaded her to mitigate this practice, she showed her characteristic
firmness: “I need to be absolved from my sins, but I do not wish to
be absolved from the obligation of following Jesus Christ.”
Contemporary accounts glow with admiration of her life in the convent of San Damiano in Assisi. She served the sick, waited on table,
washed the feet of the begging nuns. She came from prayer, it was
said, with her face so shining it dazzled those about her. She
suffered serious illness for the last 27 years of her life. Her influence
was such that popes, cardinals and bishops often came to consult
her—she never left the walls of San Damiano.
Francis always remained her great friend and inspiration. She was
always obedient to his will and to the great ideal of gospel life
which he was making real.
A well-known story concerns her prayer and trust. She had the
Blessed Sacrament placed on the walls of the convent when it faced
attack by invading Saracens. “Does it please you, O God, to deliver
into the hands of these beasts the defenseless children I have
nourished with your love? I beseech you, dear Lord, protect these
whom I am now unable to protect.” To her sisters she said, “Don’t
be afraid. Trust in Jesus.” The Saracens fled.
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Teléfono: 916-783-5211
Fax: 916-783-5212
615 Vine Avenue
Roseville, CA 95678
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Declaración de Misión
Nosotros la familia de la Iglesia de Santa Rosa de Lima somos llamados por virtud de nuestro bautismo y guiados por el Espíritu Santo para ser discípulos de Jesús. Como discípulos
de Jesús nos dedicamos a fomentar el crecimiento del Reino de Dios en la tierra, alabando a
Dios y viviendo los valores Evangelicas de amor, justicia, perdón y servicio a los demás.
HORARIO DE MISA EN ESPAÑOL
Miércoles 6:30 PM
Sábado 7:00 PM
Domingo 12:30 PM
CONFESIONES
Miércoles 5:00-6:00 pm
Sábado 3:00-4:30 pm
HORAS de la OFICINA PARROQUIAL
Lunes-Viernes 8:30-5:00 pm
ADORACIÓN
Primer Viernes del mes Adoración a las 7:00 PM
LECTURAS DE HOY
Primera lectura — Tus antepasados esperaron con fe y valor
el cumplimiento de las promesas de Dios (Sabiduría 18:6-9).
Salmo — Dichoso el pueblo escogido por Dios (Salmo 33
[32]).
Segunda lectura — A causa de la fidelidad al llamado de
Dios, los descendientes de Abraham son tan numerosos como
las estrellas (Hebreos 11:1-2, 8-19 [1-2, 8-12]).
Evangelio — Estén alerta y preparados porque no saben ni el
día ni la hora en que el Hijo del hombre aparecerá (Lucas
12:32-48 [35-40]).
Salmo responsorial: Leccionario II © 1976, Comisión Episcopal de Pastoral Litúrgica de la Conferencia del Episcopado Mexicano. Usado con permiso. Todos los derechos reservados.
NUESTRO PADRE EN LA FE
La Carta a los Hebreos hoy canta un himno de alabanza a
Abraham y a su fe, sobre la cual se fundan la religión judía, la
cristiana y la mahometana. Abraham es llamado “padre” de la
fe por más personas en el mundo que cualquier otro; numerosas como la arena de la playa o las estrellas del cielo. La Carta
a los Hebreos nos dice que esta fe firme lo impulsó a obedecer
el llamado de Dios cuando lo envió a buscar una tierra desconocida y le dijo que sería padre de una raza poderosa, aunque
consideraba su matrimonio infecundo. Pero la fe de Abraham,
nos dice el autor de la Carta a los Hebreos, le permitía poseer
lo que esperaba y conocer lo que no podía ver. ¿Cuántas veces
nos vemos en simples sucesos cotidianos de nuestra vocación
cristiana llamados a un sitio desconocido o enviados a hacer
algo que no creemos poder hacer? ¡Qué afortunados somos
por tener a nuestro padre Abraham como nuestro guía y
ejemplo!
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
CONCIERNOS Ó PREGUNTAS
Si tiene preguntas ó conciernos sobre la comunidad
Hispana; favor de comunicarse con:
Jose Plata (760-449-8860)
Martin Vargas (916-969-3299)
Venacio De Los Santos (916-201-7083)
Padre Joel ó Padre Antonio (916-783-5211)
Soldados de Cristo cumplen los jueves en la C- habitación a partir de
las 7:00 PM
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Lunes: Ez 1:2-5, 24-28c; Sal 148:1-2, 11-14; Mt 17:22-27
Martes: Ez 2:8 — 3:4; Sal 119 (118):14, 24, 72, 103, 111,
131; Mt 18:1-5, 10, 12-14
Miércoles: 2 Cor 9:6-10; Sal 112 (111):1-2, 5-9; Jn 12:24-26
Jueves: Ez 12:1-12; Sal 78 (77):56-59, 61-62: Mt 18:21 —
19:1
Viernes: Ez 16:1-15, 60, 63 o 16:59-63; Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6;
Mt 19:3-12
Sábado: Ez 18:1-10, 13b, 30-32;
Sal 51 (50):12-15, 18-19; Mt 19:13-15
Domingo: J er 38:4-6, 8-10; Sal 40 (39):2-4, 18; Heb 12:1-4;
Lc 12:49-53
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE
Hace casi 2000 años, Jesús declaró que “los zorros tienen
guaridas, y las aves del cielo sus nidos; pero el Hijo del hombre no tiene donde reclinar la cabeza”. Lamentablemente en
las calles y callejones del mundo este dicho se realiza diariamente en tantos abandonados por la sociedad que viven sin
techo ni hogar. Por los años de 1940 el santo jesuita, Alberto
Hurtado de Chile quiso darle al Hijo del hombre un lugar
donde reclinar su cabeza recogiendo a los niños y a los adultos indigentes.
Su ejemplo llamó la atención de otros cristianos que se unieron a sus esfuerzos y así en 1944 fundaron la asociación benéfica “Hogar de Cristo”. Este hogar se dedica aun todavía a
acoger, educar y rehabilitar a los necesitados dándoles las
herramientas necesarias para poder depender de si mismos.
También vela por sus almas dándoles una formación total de
cuerpo, alma y espíritu.
En fin, el Hogar de Cristo se dedica a difundir la realidad de
los pobres por medio de nuestro llamado bautismal a la responsabilidad que tenemos en darle al Hijo de hombre un lugar para reclinar su cabeza.
—Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, © Copyright, J. S. Paluch Co.
Decimonoveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario ~ 7 de agosto de 2016
Nosotros aguardamos al Señor: él es nuestro auxilio y escudo.
— Salmo 33 (32):20
Primera lectura: Lectura del libro de la Sabiduría (18,6-9): La noche de la liberación se les anunció de antemano a nuestros padres, para
que tuvieran ánimo, al conocer con certeza la promesa de que se fiaban. Tu pueblo esperaba ya la salvación de los inocentes y la perdición de los culpables, pues con una misma acción castigabas a los enemigos y nos honrabas, llamándonos a ti. Los hijos piadosos de un pueblo justo ofrecían sacrificios a escondidas y, de común acuerdo, se imponían esta ley sagrada: que todos los santos serían solidarios en los peligros y en los bienes; y empezaron a entonar los himnos tradicionales.
Segunda lectura: Lectura de la carta a los Hebreos (11,1-2.8-19): La fe es la garantía de las cosas que se esperan, la prueba de aquellas
que no se ven. Por ella recibieron testimonio de admiración los antiguos. Por la fe Abrahán, obedeciendo la llamada divina, partió para un país que
recibiría en posesión, y partió sin saber a dónde iba. Por la fe vino a habitar en la tierra prometida como en un país extranjero, viviendo en tiendas de
campaña, con Isaac y Jacob, herederos con él de la misma promesa. Porque él esperaba la ciudad de sólidos cimientos, cuyo arquitecto y constructor
es Dios. Por la fe recibió también Sara el poder de concebir, fuera de la edad propicia, porque creyó; en la fidelidad de aquel que se lo había
prometido. Precisamente por esto, de un solo hombre, ya casi muerto, nació una descendencia tan numerosa como las estrellas del cielo y como los
incontables granos de arena que hay en las playas del mar. Todos éstos murieron en la fe sin haber obtenido la realización de las promesas, pero
habiéndolas visto y saludado de lejos y reconociendo que eran extranjeros y peregrinos en la tierra. Ahora bien, aquellos que hablan así demuestran
claramente que buscan la patria. Y si ellos hubiesen pensado en aquella de la que habían salido, hubiesen tenido oportunidad para volver a ella. Ellos,
en cambio, aspiraban a una patria mejor, es decir, celeste. Por eso Dios no se avergüenza de ellos, de llamarse «su Dios», porque les ha preparado una
ciudad. Por la fe Abrahán, puesto a prueba, ofreció a Isaac; e inmolaba a su hijo único a aquel que había recibido las promesas, a aquel de quien le
había sido dicho: De Isaac saldrá una descendencia que llevará tu nombre. Porque pensaba que Dios tiene poder incluso para resucitar a los muertos.
Por eso recobró a su hijo. Esto es un símbolo para nosotros.
Evangelio Lectura: Lectura del santo evangelio según san Lucas (12,32-48): En aquel tiempo, dijo Jesús a sus discípulos: «No temas,
pequeño rebaño, porque vuestro Padre ha tenido a bien daros el reino. Vended vuestros bienes y dad limosna; haceos talegas que no se echen a perder,
y un tesoro inagotable en el cielo, adonde no se acercan los ladrones ni roe la polilla. Porque donde está vuestro tesoro allí estará también vuestro
corazón. Tened ceñida la cintura y encendidas las lámparas. Vosotros estad como los que aguardan a que su señor vuelva de la boda, para abrirle
apenas venga y llame. Dichosos los criados a quienes el señor, al llegar, los encuentre en vela; os aseguro que se ceñirá, los hará sentar a la mesa y los
irá sirviendo. Y, si llega entrada la noche o de madrugada y los encuentra así, dichosos ellos. Comprended que si supiera el dueño de casa a qué hora
viene el ladrón, no le dejaría abrir un boquete. Lo mismo vosotros, estad preparados, porque a la hora que menos penséis viene el Hijo del hombre.»
Pedro le preguntó: «Señor, ¿has dicho esa parábola por nosotros o por todos?» El Señor le respondió: «¿Quién es el administrador fiel y solícito a
quien el amo ha puesto al frente de su servidumbre para que les reparta la ración a sus horas? Dichoso el criado a quien su amo, al llegar, lo encuentre
portándose así. Os aseguro que lo pondrá al frente de todos sus bienes. Pero si el empleado piensa: "Mi amo tarda en llegar", y empieza a pegarles a
los mozos y a las muchachas, a comer y beber y emborracharse, llegará el amo de ese criado el día y a la hora que menos lo espera y lo despedirá,
condenándolo a la pena de los que no son fieles. El criado que sabe lo que su amo quiere y no está dispuesto a ponerlo por obra recibirá muchos azotes; el que no lo sabe, pero hace algo digno de castigo, recibirá pocos. Al que mucho se le dio, mucho se le exigirá; al que mucho se le confió, más se
le exigirá.»
Las inscripciones para la Catequesis Hispana
Periodo de inscripciones será del 1ero. al 15 de Agosto en los
siguientes horarios:
Lunes y Miércoles
Martes y Viernes
Sábados
Domingos
Deseas tener una RELACIÓN PERSONAL con el Señor?
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Información:
Viernes, 12 de Agosto
7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Iglesia Santa Rosa de Lima
Guadalupe Espinosa
916 276 4372 celular
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
6 y 13 de Agosto después de misa de 7:00 p.m.
7 y 14 de Agosto después de misa de 12:30 p.m.
La cuota anual por estudiante es de $75. A partir
del segundo estudiante la cuota es de $45 siempre y cuando sean hermanos (plan de pagos disponible)
IMPORTANTE: Al momento de la inscripción es necesario traer el paquete
completo, los documentos y la cuota anual. Puede
recoger el paquete de inscripción en la oficina parroquial
PLATICAS PRE - MATRIMONIALES
Las plá cas pre-matrimoniales comiénzan el Lunes 29
de Agosto y termínan el 17 de Octubre.
Las clases serán los lunes de 7:00 pm a 8:30 pm
Tendremos información general el Miercoles 24 de Agosto déspues de la Misa de 6:30 pm
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Tony Or z (916) 749-9897 o Verónica Or z (916) 792-9319
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Asesoría y Liderazgo en Español
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John Pittman
783-8643
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John Haluck
786-6423
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Gary Magonigal
783-5971
Coordinador General
José Plata
709-449-8860
Secretaria
Dulce Vargas
969-3897
Gente Puente
Venancio De Los Santos
201-7083
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365-3179
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783-5211 x7006
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751-6112
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Ramirez
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Guillermo Contreras
899-3011
Colecta
Ramón Tellez
770-5395
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Martin Vargas
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Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist Lynne Brys
783-5211 x7006
Filipino Choir
Jose Namoc
707-561-6775
Lectors
Roger Anderson
773-5042
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Mark Lawler
215-2894
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Jorge Rivera
223-2448
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Verónica Castro
667-4644
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Chris Keller
792-4656
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Suzanne Smoley
782-1161
Karen Grehm
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Veronica Castro
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Marie Alfuso
835-2282
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Martin Vargas
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Immaculate
782-8064
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Rocio Vargas
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Chris Keller
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Edgardo Maldonado
673-8710
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Felipe & Anne Lopez 908-591-9278
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Guadalupe Espinosa
276-4372
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Connie Munoa
784-0734
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Virginia DeBenardi
208-4971
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Diane Russell
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Elva Valasek
645-7353
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Robin Van Hook
417-1071
837-8059
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Wally Mart
Agatha Collins
781-2821
782-2073
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Shirley Kelly
408-7683
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Maria Kader
412-5154
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Bob & Trish Vlasak
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Tom Battaglia
729-7252
772-6833
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David Loya
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Mickie Thompson
782-3324
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Tom Stanko
781-3303
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Rich Fogarty
772-1180
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390-9682
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Tony Barsotti
952-8195
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