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ST. PETER’S CHURCH
— A Roman Catholic Parish Community —Founded 1837
155 William Street
Belleville
Served By
New Jersey 07109
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Pastor:
Parochial Vicar:
In Residence:
Fr. Ivan Sciberras
Fr. Wojciech B. Jaskowiak
Fr. Hector Larrea
Fr. Giovanni Rizzo
Mr. Michele Pedroni
Deacons:
Mr. Julio Roig
Mr. Guillermo J. Valladares
Elementary School Principal:
Mrs. Phyllis A. Sisco
Parish Cateche cal Coordinator: Mrs. Lisa A. Melillo
Parish Secretary:
Ms. Denise Caamaño
Director of Music:
Mr. John Chris an Colaneri
Business Manager:
Mrs. Linda Mako a
Parish Trustees:
Mrs. Nancy Adessa
Mr. Thaddeus Rajnes
Pastoral Council President:
Mr. Gary Hinton
We invite You to Celebrate the Eucharist
Summer Sunday Mass Schedule
Saturday: 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. or any me at the Rectory
upon an appointment with a priest.
Christian Marriage
The couple should contact a parish priest or deacon one year
before the desired date for the marriage to ensure proper
prepara on for the Sacrament. Couples are not to make
FIRM plans for the recep on PRIOR to speaking with a parish
priest or deacon.
Sacraments for the Sick/Homebound
Holy Anointing: Anytime upon request in the home of the sick.
Communion: A Priest, Deacon or Eucharis c Minister of the
parish will bring Holy Communion to those parishioners
confined to home. Please no fy the Rectory when someone
is ill or admi ed to the hospital.
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Saturday Evening Vigil Mass: 5:30 p.m.
Sunday:
7:00am, 8:30am, 10:00am, 11:30 a.m. (in Spanish)
For informa on about acquiring a plot, or to make a
dona on to our Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund, please
contact Mrs. Linda Mako a at the Rectory.
Novena
Weekday Schedule
Miraculous Medal Novena - Mondays
a er 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Masses.
Monday to Friday: 9:00 a.m.
Mondays only: 7:00pm
Saturday: 8:00 a.m.
Teaching the Good News
St. Peter Elementary School - Pre K through 8
h p://www.stpeter-school.org
Infant Baptism
Spanish - Second Sunday of each month at 2:30 p.m.
English - Fourth Saturday of each month at 11:30 a.m.
Parents must register by calling the Rectory at least one
month in advance. Bap sm Instruc on held the week before
the Bap sm. Proposed godparent/s need to be living in
accordance to the teachings of the Catholic Church and
confirmed, and are asked to a end the Bap sm Instruc on
along with the child’s parents.
Rectory
St. Peter’s School
973-751-2002
973-759-3143
Fax: 973-751-6201
(offices open at 9 a.m.)
973-751-2002
Religious Education
Kindergarten through Eighth grades
Contact: Lisa Melillo - 973-751-4290
Coordinadora de Clases de Religión en Español
(Confirmación de Adultos) Elena Ayala: 973-207-3623
Religious Educa on
973-751-4290
www.spbnj.org
Cemetery
Social Service Hotline
973-751-2002 (Catholic Community Services)
973-266-7991
1-800-227-7413
19th Sunday in Ordinary Time † August 7, 2016
“For where your treasure is, there also will your heart be.” Luke 12:34
A Word from the Pastor ...
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,
It was quite surprising last Sunday, while greeting parishioners after Mass, to be told by a young man, who graduated
from St. Peter’s School and continues to serve as an altar-server, that this week he will be leaving for his first semester
at the Catholic University of America. In the coming days and weeks, in fact, a number of our young people will be
either beginning life in college, or will be returning after their summer break. I know that for many parents, this brings
with it mixed feelings: while they are happy to see their children grow up, having opportunities that probably were not
available to them when they were younger, they are also saddened to see them spend so much time away from home.
This is especially the case with those students who will be leaving home to reside on a college campus, or even study
overseas.
I think that it is heartening to see that most universities - Catholic or not - have a vibrant Catholic campus ministry,
which seeks to provide “a home away from home” to the young people attending college. While I have seen many students practically lose their faith while at college, I have met several others whose faith has grown tremendously while
pursuing higher education. And in most cases, it was thanks to an active campus ministry which has helped the young
people to crave for the real happiness, ask deep-seated questions, and find the true answers in the teachings of the
Church. The enthusiasm at the just-concluded World Youth Day in Poland is a case in point: so many young people
today, having tasted luxury and a comfortable life-style, realize that emptiness will prevail in their lives until they experience the Joy of the Gospel.
Please encourage any young person you know who is about to move to college to make sure they enquire about the
Campus Ministry – many times known as the Newman Center – at the college they are about to attend. In case there is
no Catholic ministry on campus, they are to be encouraged to contact a nearby Catholic parish where they could at the
least participate in the Sunday Eucharist and frequent the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
The Archdiocese of Newark’s Campus Ministry provides pastoral care to thousands of students attending several secular colleges in Northern New Jersey, namely Rutgers-Newark, UMDNJ, Essex County College, NJIT, Montclair State
University, Stevens Institute of Technology, Ramapo College, Fairleigh Dickinson University and New Jersey City
University. Visit its website for more information about their activities: www.ccm-nj.com. One can also visit the website of the Newark Newman Center, which caters mostly to students attending the Newark campuses
(www.NewmanClubNewark.org).
As can be imagined, there is also a very active presence on Catholic campuses. Students who attend Seton Hall University, for example, know that they can bank on the presence of a sizeable number of priests who live on campus and
make themselves available for the needs of the students. Holy Mass is celebrated several times a day, with ample opportunities throughout the week for scheduled confessions. Students are also encouraged to participate on volunteer
and missionary activities which help them see beyond their own needs and comforts. Other Catholic Universities in
New Jersey include Felician College, the University of St. Peter and Caldwell College. These colleges, too, enjoy an
active and vibrant campus ministry. If you or someone in your family will be attending a university not listed above
and wish to enquire about Campus Ministry, you can contact the Archdiocese of Newark Campus Ministry Office at
(973) 746-2323.
During the past year I have had the privilege of getting to know about the apostolate of “Saint Paul’s Outreach,” a vibrant campus ministry that sends youth to live full time on a campus and re-awaken the Faith of many of the students.
They are actively present at Seton Hall University.
Finally, let us ensure that our young people do not leave for college without taking with them a copy of the Holy Bible,
the Catechism of the Catholic Church, good reading material, and that powerful weapon against the Enemy … the Rosary!
A blessed Sunday to all
Fr. Ivan Sciberras
[email protected]
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PARISH HOLY HOUR
17th Sunday in Ordinary Time
July 24, 2016
Sunday Regular Collec on: $6,141.80
$6,100 are needed weekly to meet our opera ng budget.
(Any capital expense that arises not included). Please
consider increasing your weekly offering, and to
contribute regularly during the summer months. Thank
You for your generosity.
On Saturday, August 13th in
the Church at 6:30pm ending
with Benedic on at 7:30pm.
SAINT PETER’S CONFRATERNITY OF THE ROSARY
Annual Bus Trip to Atlan c City
Monday, August 15, 2016 to the Taj Mahal Casino.
bus departs promptly at 9 am from school parking lot
(please arrive by 8:30 am). Cost $30.00 - receive back $30.00
For informa on on ckets call Anne @ 973-751-1529
July 2 to September 5, 2016
Saturday Vigil Mass will be held at 5:30 pm.
Sunday Masses will take place at:
English Masses at 7:00am, 8:30am, 10:00am
Spanish Mass at 11:30 am
Daily Masses are held
Monday through Friday at 9:00am
& Saturday at 8:00am
On Monday evenings, a Mass will be celebrated
at 7:00 pm in the Convent Chapel.
Proper A re for Mass
As the hot weather has arrived, we would like to remind
everyone the Eucharist is a
sacred celebra on that calls for adequate a re, which
should be fes ve and modest. Fes ve because of the
beauty of the Mass and Modest so we are in tuned with
the sacredness of the church and help other worshippers
to focus on God, and not our bodies. Fes ve a re would
be be er served without jeans, t-shirts and sport clothing. Modesty for Men: encouraged to come without
shorts or sleeveless shirts. Women are encouraged to
come covered from shoulders to knees; without low cuts,
strapless or spaghe straps tops; no miniskirts or shorts
and without revealing or ght clothing. So before you
leave home, ask yourself, does my a re give glory and
honor to God? Am I properly dressed to par cipate in
the an cipa on of the glory of heaven?
Newark Abbey
520 Mar n L. King Blvd. Newark, N.J. 07102-1314
There is no charge!
Sunday, August 21, from 2:00 to 6:00. Please come and join
with the monks and our friends for an a ernoon of food and fellowship. Admission is free. Please bring a food item to share.
Tours of the monastery will be offered, and we will have a small
amount of religious items and books for sale. Entrance: William
St. gate to field by HAB gym. For Further informa on please
call: 973-792-5700 ext. 2204
C.C.D. Registra on for 2016-2017
Please contact Mrs. Lisa Melillo Director of Religious Educa on
at 973-751-4290 or email [email protected] or come to the office
to register. Our office is located in the rear of the Rectory building.
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THE WEEK AHEAD
“Our soul waits for the Lord, who is our help and
our shield.” Psalm 33:20
7:30pm
Monday, August 8th
Clases de Formación Católica,
Casa de Re ros
Spanish Bap sm Class, Church
6:00pm-9:00pm
7:30pm
Tuesday, August 9th
Basketball Prac ce, School Gym
Neo Catechumenal Way, School Annex
7:30pm-9:00pm
6:00pm-9:00pm
6:30pm
8:00pm
6:30pm-8:00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
Wednesday, August 10th
Basketball Prac ce, School Gym
Al-Anon Family Support Group,
Church Basement
Vietnamese Prayer Group, Chapel
Thursday, August 11th
Post Confirma on Group, Gym
Legion of Mary, RMR 2
Youth Group, Jovenes Creyentes,
Church Basement
Friday, August 12th
WEEKEND RETREAT JUAN XXIII, RETREAT HOUSE
6:00pm-9:00pm
Basketball Prac ce, School Gym
6:30pm-7:30pm
7:30pm
Saturday, August 13th
Parish Holy Hour, Church
Neo Catechumenal Way, School Annex
2:30pm
4:30pm
Sunday, August 14th:30pm
20TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Spanish Bap sm, Church
Juan XXIII Retreat Closing Mass, Church
Please pray for the sick: Rudy Acuña, Lorraine Ahrens,
Maria Jose Alfonso, Mario Ancilleri, Eileen Annicchiarico,
Anthony Barbara, Thomas Barros, John Bordonaro, Dolores
Bowie, Frank Bradley, Phyliss Bocchino, Jamie Canal, Imelda
Carin, Ana Challenger, Ronald Cozzarelli, Janet Cubellis,
Awilda Diaz, Evelyn Di Chiara, Noah & Jacob Ferreira, Kim
Gardner, Gordon Gladden, Jeane e Gu errez, Delaine
Kurbyla, Felipe LaRiba, Fran Lombard, Riley Hayes-Lopez,
Gilma Madera, Andreyann Masula, Edward Matera, Alice
McCants, Marie McConnon, Barbara Mende, Dawn Negron,
Victoria Otero, Casey Paradine, Carmella Parilla, Orlando
Perry, Carmen Ravancho, Bryan Reedy, Oscar Reyes, Robert
& Rosemarie Richlan, Celeste Rodriguez, Jean Rolli, Geza
Roman, Antonio Rosa, John Sabbak, Rosemarie Sperduto,
Ana Salazar, Sal Sorice, Margaret Steinhauser, Ethel Thomas,
Juan Toscano, Eileen Tully, Jennie Welenossky and all people wishing to remain nameless.
Saturday, August 6th
8:00am: For the inten ons of Mr. & Dra. Jun Soliven
(Wedding Anniversary)
Rq. Family
5:30pm: Tony Pannullo (33rd Anniversary) Rq. Wife, Joney
Sunday, August 7th
7:00am: Frank Denitz
Rq. John Perna & Maria Woll
8:30am: Maria Nguyen
Rq. Bui Family
10:00am: Gaven Ciullo
Rq. Dawn Negron & Be y Cameron
11:30am: Father Mark O’Connell Rq. Feliciano Family
Monday, August 8th
9:00am: Stephen Malley
Rq. Kevin Kennedy
7:00pm: Natale Grazia Forte Rq. Bombina Gencarelli
9:00am: Maura Corcoran
Tuesday, August 9th
Rq. Pat Finn
9:00am: Dermot Finn
Wednesday, August 10th
Rq. Pat Finn
9:00am: Ralph Nesto
Thursday, August 11th
Rq. Family
9:00am: Enzo Giambona
Friday, August 12th
Rq. Aunt, Carmella
Saturday, August 13th
8:00am: Zio Meuccio
Rq. Grolimond Family
5:30pm: Anna Palumbo (54th Anniversary) Rq. Daughter, Joney
Sunday, August 14th
7:00am: Father Mark O’Connell
Rq. Feliciano Family
8:30am: Margaret Waldron (1st Anniversary) Rq. Doris Hollander
10:00am: Edith & James Rooney
Rq. James F. Begans
11:30am: Luis Vera & Sonia Tigre
Rq. Children
PRAY FOR THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED
We kindly request your prayers for the repose of Gregorio
Rene Lopez & Alonso Villamarin. May the souls of all the
faithfully departed through the mercy of God, rest in
peace. Amen.
OFFERING MASSES FOR THE REPOSE OF SOULS IN PURGATORY
It is customary not only to visit the graves of our dearly departed, but
also to have Masses offered for the eternal repose of their souls. Having
a Mass offered for the repose of a soul, and offering our own prayers, is
more beneficial and comfor ng than a card or bouquet of flowers. From
the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC): “From the beginning the
church has honored the memory of the dead and offered prayers in
suffrage for them, above all the Eucharis c sacrifice, so that, thus purified, they may a ain the bea fic vision of God” (CCC #1032). Contact
the Parish Office to have a Mass offered for a soul who may need your
prayers to be released from Purgatory!
THE 2017 MASS BOOK IS NOW OPEN. VISIT THE RECTORY OFFICE TO
SCHEDULE MASSES FOR YOUR DECEASED LOVED ONES.
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Pope Francis speaks at General Audience upon return from
World Youth Day in Poland
Pope Francis renewed his condemnation of the holocaust on Wednesday, and decried once again the persistent violence
in the world as a “piecemeal” world war. The Holy Father’s remarks came during the course of the General Audience –
the first since suspending the weekly appointment with pilgrims and tourists for the month of July, and the first since
his return from Poland and the 2016 World Youth Day in Krakow.
While in Poland, Pope Francis visited the extermination camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau, where German National Socialists murdered a million European Jews (one in every six victims of Shoah perished at Auschwitz) as well as many
priests, religious and others who did not fit in the society they envisioned.
“The great silence of the visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau,” said
Pope Francis, “was more eloquent than any word spoken
could have been. In that silence I listened: I felt the presence of all the souls who passed through that place; I felt
the compassion, the mercy of God, which a few holy souls
were been able to bring even into that abyss. In that great
silence, I prayed for all the victims of violence and war: and
there, in that place, I realized more than ever how precious
is memory; not only as a record of past events, but as a
warning, and a responsibility for today and tomorrow, that
the seed of hatred and violence not be allowed to take root
in the furrows of history.”
Departing from his prepared text, Pope Francis went on to
recall the countless people – men and women, young and
old – who still today suffer as a result of war. “Looking
upon that cruelty, in that concentration camp,” he said, “I
thought immediately of the cruelties of today, which are
similar: not as concentrated as in that place, but everywhere
Pope Francis walks in into the Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration in the world; this world that is sick with cruelty, pain, war,
Camp prior to meeting the Youth at the World Youth Day in Krakow.
hatred, sadness; and this is why I always ask you for the
prayer: that the Lord give us peace.”
Pope Francis’ visit to Poland also coincided with the twenty-fifth anniversary of the historic visit of Pope Saint John
Paul II following the fall of the Iron Curtain. “Poland, Europe and the world have changed greatly since then, but the
young continue to be a prophetic sign of hope for the future.” Describing the scene of hundreds of thousands of young
people from every corner of the globe waving the flags of their respective countries, Pope Francis said that the young
people formed a mosaic of fraternity and a joyful response to the challenge of the Gospel. “Poland, with its rich cultural
and spiritual heritage,” he continued, “today reminds us that Europe has no future apart from its founding values, centered on the Christian vision of man and including the message of mercy expressed so eloquently in the last century by
Saints John Paul and Faustina Kowalska.”
INTENTIONS OF THE HOLY FATHER FOR AUGUST 2016
Universal: Sports: That sports may be an opportunity for friendly encounters between peoples and may
contribute to peace in the world.
Evangelization: Living the Gospel: That Christians may live the Gospel, giving witness to faith, honesty,
and love of neighbor.
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ST. PETER’S SCHOOL
Wishing you a Blessed Summer time with
your family
May you walk with God this summer in whatever
you do wherever you go. Walking with God
means... walking with honesty and with courage.
Walking with love and respect and concern for the
feelings of others. May you talk to God this summer on every day and in every situa on. Talking
with God means... praying words of praise for the
beauty of crea on. Saying prayers of thanks for
friends and good mes. Asking God's help in all
your decisions. Expressing sorrow when you have
failed. May you talk with God every day. Amen.
*****FOOD PANTRY ALERT*****
The St. Peter’s Food Pantry is in
need of boxes of pasta and tomato sauce. Any help you can provide, especially during these “lean”
summer months, will be greatly
appreciated.
OCTOBER 14-15-16, 2016
Retreat sponsored by St. Peter Rosarians
Will be held at
SAN ALFONSO RETREAT HOUSE
755 OCEAN AVE. LONG BRANCH, NJ
For informa on please call Be y Cameron
at 973-751-3146
YOU ARE INVITED TO SHARE
THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST WITH US
On Wednesdays from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Retreat
House (the Old Convent) you are invited to meet with us to
share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. For more informa on please
call Deacon Guillermo Valladares (973-667-1323) or Ruben
Perez (484-619-4520). Our sharing will be done in the English
Language.
Our Lady of Mount Virgin
188 Mac Arthur Avenue Garfield NJ 07026
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
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
SECCIÓN HISPANA
EL MINISTERIO DE JOVENES CREYENTES
DEL SENOR DE LA MISERICORDIA
IGLESIA DE ST. PETER
Invita a jóvenes de 14 a 17 años, hombres y mujeres, que sean parte de esta nueva forma de vivir, la
valen a de ser un buen hijo de Dios, de ser un joven
diferente, te ofrece: palabra de dios creciendo en fe,
paseos, recreación, deportes, misiones y servicio a
Dios, re ros espirituales, los esperamos, todos los
Jueves de 7:30 a 9 pm. Para mas información, contacte a Nancy Por llo al 201-898-7354.
Si usted ene un familiar o amigo que
beben demasiado alcohol, el Grupo de
Familia Al-Anon podria ayudarle. No es
profesional, no hay honorarios y es anonimo. Los esperamos con un cafe en el sotano de la Iglesia St. Peter, todos los Miercoles a las 6:30 de la tarde. Tambien podria
llamar 973-268-1260 para mas informacion.
PEREGRINACION ANUAL MARIANA
DE LA CURIA HISPANA
DE LOS CONDADOS ESSEX Y UNION
“ST. ANTHONY SHRINE”
FRANCISCAN FRIARS OF THE ATONEMENT
GRAYMOOR, GARRISON, NY
NIÑOS Y ADOLECENTES $ 10.00
ADULTOS: $ 25.00
AGOSTO 27, 2016, 7:00 AM
RESERVE SU CUPO CON ANTICIPACION.
VESTIR APROPIADAMENTE PARA LA SANTA MISA.
LLEVAR LUNCH
Mariela Primo (201) 709-3907
Carmen Pinto (862) 201-7099
Gina Troya (862) 596-7517
Mirian Olivares (201) 247-2528
INVITA LEGION DE MARIA
“MARIA MADRE DE LAS COLINAS
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Ez 1:2-5, 24-28c; Sal 148:1-2, 11-14; Mt 17:22-27
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: Jer 38:4-6, 8-10; Sal 40 (39):2-4, 18; Heb 12:1-4;
Lc 12:49-53
Lunes:
Martes:
HORARIO DE MISA EN ESPAÑOL VERANO 2016
A par r del 3 de julio hasta el 5 de sep embre de 2016 La
Misa en Español se llevara a cabo a las 11:30 de la mañana
en vez de la 1:00pm.
A par r del 1 de enero de 2017
La Misa Diaria de la Mañana será la las 8:30am
La hora de la misa diaria celebrada de lunes -viernes cambiará de
9:00am a 8:30am. La Misa del Sábado por la mañana, también
cambiará de 8:00am a 8:30am a par r del 1 de Enero del 2017.
Gracias por su comprensión.
HORA SANTA PARROQUIAL
Sábado, 13 de Agosto a las 6:30pm concluyendo con la Bendición a las 7:30pm en
la Iglesia.
VISITAS DE HOGARES EN LA PARROQUIA
La Parroquia de San Pedro ene un grupo
de hermanos de Juan XXIII que enen el
ministerio de visita de hogares. Están disponibles para visitarlos, si necesitan hacer rosario en su hogar
leer los Evangelios o si hay algún enfermo en la casa. También, si
necesitan, pueden llevar la Sagrada Eucaris a a los enfermos.
Pueden llamar a MIrna Guerra (tel.862-600-5016) o Piedad Urgiles (tel. 862-201-1393).
REGISTRACION PARA
CLASES DE CATECISMO 2016-2017
Por favor contacten la Oficina del Catecismo al
973-751-4290 en la Rectoría para registrar sus
hijos para las Clases de Catecismo. Si necesitan ayuda en español, contacten a la Señora Elena Ayala al 973-207-3623.
Ves menta apropiada para la Misa
Como el calor ha llegado, nos gustaría recordar a todos que la
Eucaris a es una celebración sagrada que requiere vestuario
adecuado, que debe ser fes vo y modesto. Porque la misa es
Sagrada debemos de estar en sintonía con el carácter sagrado de
la iglesia y ayudar a otros devotos a centrarse en Dios, y no nuestros cuerpos. Atuendo fes vo estarían mejor servidos sin jeans,
camisetas y ropa depor va. La modes a de los hombres: es sugerido no venir con pantalones cortos o camisetas sin mangas. Se
sugiere a las mujeres a venir cubiertas desde los hombros hasta
las rodillas; sin escotes bajos, sin camisas con rantes o po espague ; no minifaldas o shorts y sin ropa
reveladora o ajustada. Así que antes de salir
de casa, pregúntese: ¿mi atuendo da gloria
y honor a Dios? ¿Estoy ves do(a) adecuadamente para par cipar en la an cipación de la gloria del cielo?