2016March13 - St. Mary Catholic Church

2016March13 - St. Mary Catholic Church

Fifth Sunday of Lent
March 13, 2016
To the exiles in Babylon, Isaiah foretells a new
exodus, when the Lord will lead His people from
captivity to freedom. True freedom is rooted in
the person of Jesus, not in observance of the Law.
It is He who challenges us to examine our own
hearts before self-righteously judging others.
Next Week’s Readings
Lk 19:28-40 (procession)
Is 50:4-7 Ps 22:8-9, 17-18, 19-20, 23-24
Phil 2:6-11 Lk 22:14 23:56 or 23:1-49
Joseph the Just
March 19: St. Joseph, Husband
of the Blessed Virgin Mary
He is never quoted in the scripture. He is always in the
background – where he seems quite content to remain –
and only comes center stage when there is trouble. Then
he suddenly disappears from the story altogether.
All we know about him is found in the one line from
Matthew’s Gospel: because Joseph was a “righteous man,”
he decided to divorce Mary discreetly so as not to shame
her.
Yet that one morsel of information tells us everything we
need to know. Joseph was a “righteous” man: a carpenter,
he knew what hard work was, he knew what it meant to
support a family, he knew how to keep a small business
going. He conducted his affairs with “righteousness” – that
is, with justice, integrity, and humility.
Joseph was a man of compassion and decency. When
Mary was discovered to be pregnant, he refused to expose
her to the full fury of the Law – which could have meant her
death. Instead, he put aside whatever anger and hurt he felt
and planned to “divorce her quietly.” Joseph was a man of
compassion.
As the story continues, Joseph was the loving provider
and fearless protector of his wife and child.
Although the traditional language of church dogma
qualifies his relationship with Jesus as that of “foster father,”
make no mistake: Jesus must have learned a great deal
about integrity and compassion from his dad. It is not hard
to imagine that many of Jesus’ teachings and stories in his
adult years were inspired in part by the lessons and
example of his carpenter father.
May we embrace the “righteousness” of Joseph the Just:
to be men and women of integrity and justice, of faithfulness
and trust. And may we be inspired by the example of his
compassion and decency, imitating his humility in putting
aside our own hurts and doubts, our fears and anxieties to
be loving spouses, protective parents, and rocks of stability
for our families.
Parish Staff
Pastor ~ Rev. Ron Nelson
Parochial Vicar ~ Rev. Edgar Rivera
Pastoral Associate ~ Deacon Tom Altenhofen
Deacon ~ Deacon Hans Mueller
Business Manager ~ Laura Olguin
Director of Outreach Ministry ~ Lilly Hagen
Director of Music ~ David Phillips
Director of Religious Ed. ~ Julie Rutledge-Sanchez
Parish Secretary ~ Sally Ross
Sacramental Registrar ~ Margaret Fleming
LifeTeen Coordinator ~ Leslie Jones
Lead Custodian ~ James DuChateau
Assistant Custodian ~ Joe Crandall
Mass Schedule
Monday – Friday ~ 6:55 am & 12:15 pm
Saturday ~ 8:00 am
Sunday Vigil (Saturday evening) ~ 5:30 pm
Sunday ~ 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am
1:00 pm (Spanish), 5:30 pm LifeTeen
National Holidays ~ 9:00 am
Confessions
11:00 – noon ~ Wednesday & Friday
4:00 pm & 7:00 pm ~ Saturday
Holy Week Schedule
MONDAY, MARCH 21
6:55 am Mass
12:15 pm Mass
TUESDAY, MARCH 22
6:55 am Mass
12:15 pm Mass
WEDNESDAY, March 23
6:55 am Mass
11:00 am Reconciliation
12:15 pm Mass
THURSDAY, March 24 (HOLY THURSDAY)
7:00 pm Mass
FRIDAY, March 25 (GOOD FRIDAY)
12:15 pm Stations of the Cross
3:00 pm Good Friday Service
7:00 pm Spanish Good Friday Service
SATURDAY, March 26 (HOLY SATURDAY)
8:30 pm Easter Vigil Mass
SUNDAY, March 27 (EASTER SUNDAY)
7:30 am Mass
9:00 am Mass
11:00 am Mass
1:00 pm Spanish Mass
(No LifeTeen Mass on Easter Sunday)
Mass Intentions
March 14 – March 20, 2016
Daily Morning Masses
M ~ Jane Baumgart †
T ~ Beryl Marsden †
W ~ Phil Heidt †
T ~ Intentions of David Montgomery
F ~ Intentions of Erin Higdin
S ~ Intentions of Bob & Corinne Palmer & Family
Daily Afternoon Masses
M ~ Intentions of Mildred Homan
T ~ Marie Chaves †
W ~ Intentions of Joan Halpin
T ~ Catholic Daughters
F ~ Funeral Mass – Everett Blais
Sunday Masses
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Intentions of Aric Higdin
7:30 ~ Poor Souls in Purgatory †
9:00 ~ Peggy Durbin †
11:00 ~ Michael Coughlan †
1:00 ~ Ignacio Lopez Madrigal †
5:30 LifeTeen ~ Annie Helen Marath †
In Our Prayers
Let us remember:
…all those who were baptized, includining,
Ashtyn Nowak
…all those who are ill, including,
Anita DeVaney, Julian DeVaney, Larry DeVaney,
Rick Dunham, Maria Franco, Bruce Hollister,
Terry Ianora, William Keller, Jim Kinsman,
Jacqueline Kordich, Craig Leadon, Grace Retford,
Alexandra “Allie” Rowlett, Scarlet Rudy Craig,
Peggy Staalberg and Julie Woodworth
…all those who have died, including,
Everett Blais, Dwayne Mitchell, Phyllis Johnson,
Vasilisa Olvera Garcia, Margaret Healey
and Maria Teresa Mosqueda
Perpetual Adoration
No Coverage
Sunday, 8-9 pm
Friday 7-8am
Tuesday 9-10 pm
Friday 2-3 pm
Thursday 8-9 pm
Saturday 8-9am
Accompany Children
We ask that a parent, adult or older teen
accompany children to the restrooms during Mass.
Thank you.
Servers
March 14 – March 20, 2016
6:55 am Mon. - Fri. ~ David Brunner
8:00 am Sat. ~ David Brunner
12:15 pm Mon. – Fri. ~ Dave Tobin
Sunday, March 20
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Oliver Tracer, Olivia Tracer
7:30 am ~ Knights of Columbus
9:00 am ~ Anika Thompson, Ciaragh Thompson, Conor Thompson
11:00 am ~ Dylan Hurlimann, Wyatt Hurlimann,
Henry Schramm
5:30 pm LifeTeen ~ Josefine Byun, Alistair Briggs,
Caleb Singleton
Lectors
March 14 – March 20, 2016
6:55 am Mon. – Fri. ~ Pat Murphy
8:00 am Sat. ~ Pat Murphy
12:15 pm Mon. – Fri. ~ Paula Lockhart
Sunday, March 20
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Joe Hoffman, Darrin Fleming
7:30 am ~ Knights of Columbus
9:00 am ~ George Helbling, Ryan Helbling
11:00 am ~ Lloyd Biby, Francisco Garcia
5:30 pm LifeTeen ~ Doug Keeler
Thank You
St. Mary would like to thank Jim Schultz for restoring the
entire supply of St. Michael hymnals in our church. We
appreciate your time and skill.
Homeless Hospitality
As Holy Week rapidly approaches, St. Mary’s will once again
host Homeless Hospitality. St. Mary’s work of Mercy for the
month of March is to Shelter the Homeless. If you wish to
make a food or financial contribution to Homeless Hospitality or
can stay overnight, please contact the Parish Office at 541-3421139.
Easter Candles
Easter candles will be sold after all the Sunday morning
Masses in the Parish Hall or in the Parish Office during regular
office hours. The cost is $15. The candles can be lit at the
Easter Vigil Mass.
Lenten Penance Services
Tuesday, March 15….6:30 pm, St. Peter
Thursday, March 17….1:00 pm, St. Alice
EASTER FLOWERS
Easter Flower Offering envelopes are available at the church
entrances. Envelopes may be returned to the Parish Office or
placed in collection baskets by Monday, March 21. Offerings for
your loved ones will be included in the parish intentions for
Easter Sunday. For more information, please call the Parish
Office.
The Spiritual Works of Mercy:
A Lenten Bible Study
Charismatic Prayer
St. Mary’s Charismatic Prayer Group will meet every
Sunday during Lent from 4:00 to 5:00 pm in the Marie Rose
Room of the Parish Center. The theme during Lent will be
the last 7 words of Christ from the cross. For more
information, call Dave Olszyk at 541-689-8070.
Lenten Soup Lunches
The Church of St. Mary is once again able to offer our
“Simple Lenten Soup Lunches” after the 12:15 Mass each
Friday of Lent. You are invited to join us in the Parish
Center for a bowl of soup and an opportunity to meet and
greet fellow parishioners who share this Lenten journey with
you. Donations to Catholic Relief Service’s Rice Bowl will
be accepted during each lunch.
LENTEN STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Join us each Friday of Lent at 7:00 pm for Stations of the
Cross and Benediction.
It is a powerful
way to enter into the
Christmas
Flowers
Lord’s Passion and Death – His journey to Calvary and His
dying on the Cross for our sins.
This Lent consider
participating in this truly meaningful Lenten Devotion as a
This Christmas, the church will again be adorned with many
family.
poinsettias and wreaths. If you would like to sponsor
Christmas flowers, please pick up an envelope at the entrance
of the Church. O’Hara
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Gospel of Life/Pro-Life Ministry
Meetings are every third Thursday at 6:00 pm in the Luke
Gospel
ofParish
Life/Pro-Life
classroom
of the
Center. Please Ministry
contact Eric Walter
at
541-554-2074.
The
Gospel of Life/Pro-Life Ministry is in great need of
committee members who would help our ministry to be more
active in the pro-life movement and pray to end abortion.
“First
Campaign
Please contact
Eric 1000
Walter Days”
at 541-554-2074.
Meetings are
everyAthird
Thursday
at
6:00
pm
in
the
Luke
classroom
of the
Catholic Culture of Life Initiative
Parish Center.
Where All Are Welcomed and Loved With Mercy
Day 364 ~ This (new) period of parenting is an intense one.
Never will we know such responsibility, such productive and
hard work, such potential for isolation in the caretaking role
and such intimacy and close involvement in the growth and
development of another human being.
Generations in Reading
Generations in Reading is a local area program whose
mission is to connect adult parishioners with parish children
to build inter-generational relationships through reading
practice. Please stop by the table for more information
during coffee and donuts this Sunday. The program is
available on the following date: 3/13.
WEEKLY COLLECTION
March 6, 2016
Offertory
$15,285.46
Parish Pay
3,811.50
Misc. Income
173.00
Total
$19,269.96
Budget
$21,000.00
Fr. Bryce will be offering a Lenten Bible Study on the
Spiritual Works of Mercy in accord with the Jubilee Year of
Mercy. The last class will be this Wednesday morning at
10:30 am.
…March 16 ~ “Spiritual Works of Mercy: To Forgive Offenses
Willingly, To Comfort the Afflicted and To Pray for the Living
and the Dead”.
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1st Way Crisis Pregnancy Center
1 Way helps any girl or woman distressed by an unplanned
st
pregnancy. Right now, 1 Way needs baby wipes. If you can
help, please bring these items to the new address: Trinity
Baptist Church, 1162 B Street, Springfield. The office is open
from 1:00 am to 4:00 pm, Tuesday through Thursday and
11:00 am to 2:00 pm on Friday. Thank you.
4o Days for Life
Want to stretch yourself spiritually this Lent? Join “40 Days
for Life” as we pray, fast, and stand in peaceful witness in front
of the Planned Parenthood abortion clinic at 3579 Franklin
Blvd., Eugene (Glenwood area) 24 hours a day until Palm
Sunday, March 20. Please join us there for one hour once a
week to pray to end abortion. We will pair you up with others
praying onsite and provide instructions about this peaceful
prayer vigil.
Questions: please contact Love at [email protected]
or 541-521-7142; Teresa at [email protected] or 541514-9189; or our website page at 40Days for Life.com/Eugene.
Eugene Catholic Young Adults
Eugene Catholic Young Adults (ages 21-39) invites you to join
them for their next meeting on Thursday, March 17, 2016 at
St. Mary Catholic Church at 6:45 pm. They will be reading the
Passion of Christ in the Gospel of Luke.
For information about other events and happenings,
Contact eugeneyoungadults @gmail.com or 541-270-9329.
SCHEDULE CHANGES
Holy Week and Easter
(March 20 – March 28)
• No Children’s Liturgy on March 20 and March 27
• No Religious Ed./ Edge on March 21 and March 28
• No Marian Prayer on March 23
• No Soup Lunch on Good Friday, March 25
• No Prayer Shawl Meeting on Good Friday
• Parish Office Closed at noon on Good Friday
• No Sunday Hospitality on Easter Sunday
• No Nursery on Easter Sunday
Good
Friday
Evening
Fish Dinner
• No
Spanish
Religious
Ed. on March
20 & March 27
The
Knights
of
Columbus
will
begin
serving
• No LifeTeen Mass on Easter Sundaysoup at 4:30 pm
• One Mass at 9:00 am on Easter Monday
• Parish Office Closed on Easter Monday
Please, no flowers in the church
during Lent.
Funding for Julie Woodworth
The niece of one of our parishioners was one of the
victims of the Roseburg shooting and was severely
wounded. If you would like to contribute to help the family
with expenses, you can contribute at any US Bank branch
to a trust for the Julie Woodworth Donation Fund with no
fee. Or you can contribute through gofundme.com at:
https://www.gofundme.com/pq5g36mg
which takes 8% of the donation.
Update
Last November, a long-time parishioner of St. Mary, Terry
Ianora, suffered a serious spinal cord injury in a fall. Terry
has dedicated her life to the pro-life movement, serving as
Director for over forty years of First Way, a crisis pregnancy
center in our community. She has been hospitalized for 3
months in Portland and will return home in mid March. Her
continuing recovery will be long, arduous, and expensive.
The family has many needs. We are seeking people to help
in Terry’s care. The needs are numerous and range from the
medical to the mundane, skilled and unskilled, paid and
volunteer. To offer assistance or seek more information,
please email: [email protected] or call Jan at 541-2285727. Financial contributions can be made to the Terry Ianora
Medical Donation Fund in person or by mail to any branch of
Umpqua Bank. Please join us in helping Terry who has given
so much to her church, her community, and the protection of
the unborn.
Marist Catholic High School
Marist End of Winter Concert will be on March 16 and 17
at 7:30 pm in the Bob Devereaux Theatre on campus.
Next school year’s freshman class is filling up. Marist is
accepting new student applications. More information and
applications are online at: www.marisths.org.
St. Patrick’s Dinner Celebration
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Columbus Club, 1144 Charnelton St., Eugene
Begins at 6:00 pm with the Eugene Highlanders
Dinner featuring:
Corned Beef and Cabbage with all the trimmings
Dinner begins at 7:00 pm
$20 per person
$8 for kids under 10
For reservations call:
Paul Noonan – 541-915-3342
Jay Ross – 541-653-8125
Theatre of Light
Through a series of 20 compelling videos, the nation’s top
Catholic teachers and scholars explain the Catholic faith in a
heartfelt and meaningful way. Know the Faith, Live the Faith.
That’s Symbolon.
Theatre of Light is presenting the Symbolon program in
English and Spanish the first Sunday of each month, in the
Marie Rose Room at the Parish Center.
Symbolon Spanish Session: 2:30 to 3:45 pm
Symbolon English Session: 4:00 to 5:15 pm
Program contacts: Eric Walter 541-554-2074 and
Julie Walter 541-554-2314
Job Opportunity
Catholic Community Services is now seeking candidates
for the position of Operations Manager. This is a full-time,
salaried position with benefits. Salary is $45-$50K/ year,
depending on qualifications. The complete job description is
available at www.CCSLC.org.
If you know someone who might be a good fit, please let
them know about this opportunity to join the staff leadership
team at CCS. Interested applicants should email a cover
letter, resume, and three professional references by March
14, 2016, to [email protected].
Job Positions at St. Paul
St. Paul Catholic Church of Eugene is looking to fill two
positions immediately (32 hours a week):
• Social Media & Outreach Specialist
• Janitorial/Maintenance Worker
Please contact the Parish Office at 541-686-2345 for job
descriptions and applications.
Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat
For some, it may seem like their abortion is an event
totally left in the past, yet vast evidence shows that abortion
has long-lasting, life-altering affects in the lives of women
and men who have experienced it. To feel, deal, and heal
from abortion(s), attend a life-changing Rachel’s Vineyard
Retreat. Contact Project Aurora for information about the
April 8-10, 2016 retreat near Medford: 541-942-2861 or
email: [email protected]. Para Español llamada a
Aracely: 541-621-7047.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter
The next Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekends are
April 29 – May 1, 2016 at Powell Butte Retreat Center near
Bend, Oregon, and May 27 – 29 at Our Lady of Peace
Retreat Center in Beaverton, Oregon. For more information
call 503-853-2758 or apply on-line at:
www.rediscoverthespark.org
Women’s Silent Retreat
April 8 – 10, 2016
Men’s Silent Retreat
April 15 – 17, 2016
Our Lady of Peace Retreat in Beaverton, OR
“The Holy Spirit at Work in the Age of Mercy”
Presenter: Fr. Gregory Dick, O.Praem
$150 per person
To register: 503-649-7127 or email:
[email protected]
www.olpretreat.org
Holy Week Retreat
St. Benedict Lodge, McKenzie Bridge, OR
Begins on Thursday, March 24 with dinner
Ends on Easter Sunday, March 27 at noon
Cost: $125 for a private room, $90 for double
Send $30 to register to: 56630 North Bank Rd.
McKenzie Bridge, OR 97413
541-822-3572
Página en Español Marzo 13, 2016
Información en Español Lunes, Martes y Viernes de 9:00 am 12:00
PÁGINA EN ESPA
Favor de No Traer Flores a la Iglesia
Durante la Cuaresma.
Hospitalidad para Personas sin Hogar
La Semana Santa antes del Domingo de Pascua, Santa María
les ofrece una vez más un lugar para dormir y comer a
personas sin hogar. Si desea hacer una contribución
financiera o de comida o ayudar quedándose toda la noche,
favor de contactarse con la Oficina Parroquial al
541-342-1139.
Ayuno y Abstinencia Durante la Cuaresma
Cuaresma: Empieza el Miércoles de Ceniza, termina después
de la Misa del Jueves Santo
Ayuno: Todos los católicos entre los 18 y 59 años de edad,
que se encuentren en buena salud, están obligados a ayunar
el Miércoles de Ceniza y Viernes Santo. Solo se les permite
una comida completa durante esos días. Las otras dos
solamente les es permitido consumir lo suficiente para
mantener su fuerza. No es permitido comer entre comidas.
Abstinencia: No es permitido comer carne a las personas
mayores de 14 años que estén en buena salud durante los
siguientes días: Miércoles de Ceniza, Viernes Santo y todos
los viernes durante la Cuaresma.
Sopa durante la Cuaresma
La Semana 1139.
La Iglesia de Santa María ofrece una vez más la oportunidad
de asistir durante la Cuaresma después de la Misa de las
12:15 pm, al Centro Parroquial para compartir con otros
feligreses un plato de sopa.
40 Días por la Vida
Acompáñenos estos 40 días mientras rezamos, ayunamos y
estamos parados en frente de la clínica de aborción Planed
Parenthod día y noche 24 horas en Glenwood hasta el
Domingo de Palmas el 20 de marzo. Dos personas se
presentan 1 hora a la semana para orar que paren los abortos.
Mas información favor de contactar a:
Love [email protected] o llame al 541-521-7142
Teresa [email protected] o llame al 541-514-9198
O a nuestra página Web: 40Days for Life.com/Eugene
Via Crusis (Estaciones de la Cruz)
Acompáñanos todos los viernes durante la Cuaresma a las
7:00 pm para el Via Crusis y la Bendición. Es una forma muy
poderosa de participar en el Calvario y muerte en la Cruz de
Nuestro Señor. Considera la oportunidad de asistir.
Jubileo de la Misericordia
A la entrada principal de la iglesia se
encuentra una canasta con estampitas con la
Oración para el Año Jubilar de la Misericordia
escogida por el Papa Francisco. Para que
todas las personas pueden llevarse una a su
casa.
† Quinto Domingo de Cuaresma †
Juan 8:1-11
Hoy el evangelio nos relata que Jesús esta en el templo
hablando a la gente que venía a oírlo. Entonces los
Escribas y Fariseos, le traen a una mujer que encontraron
cometiendo adulterio para ponerlo a prueba. La ley de
Moisés prescribía que la apedrearan. La respuesta de
Jesús deja a todos sorprendidos. “Dejen que aquel entre
ustedes que esté libre de pecado tire la primera piedra”
La respuesta es tan válida y tan real hoy en día.
Cuántas veces nosotros juzgamos a los demás sin
considerar nuestras propias faltas.
Campaña “Primeros 1000 Días”
Cultura de Iniciativa Católica de Vida
Donde todos son acogidos y amados por la misericordia
(Día 364) Este (nuevo) período de crianza de los hijos es uno
intenso. Nunca sabremos tal responsabilidad, como trabajo
productivo y duro, tal potencial para el aislamiento en el papel
guardia y de tal intimidad y la estrecha participación en el
crecimiento y desarrollo de otro ser humano.
Cirios de Pascua
Después de todas las misas de la mañana de los domingos
estarán a la venta los Cirios que se prenderán en una misa el
sábado antes de la Pascua. El costo es de $15 cada uno.
También los pueden pasar a comprar a la Oficina Parroquial
cualquier día de la semana entre 9:00 am y 5:00 pm.
Celebraciones de XV Años
Si deseas celebrar una Misa para quinceañera en Santa
María necesitas autorización previa. Favor de planearlo con
anticipación. Es necesario cumplir con ciertos requisitos.
Debes llamar a la Oficina Parroquial por lo menos con un año
de anticipación para empezar la preparación. La siguientes
clases de preparción empezarán en junio de este año. Las
Misas de quinceañeras programadas para este año se
llevarán a cabo el
16 de Julio y 24 de Septiembre de 2016
Requisitos para los Bautizos
Antes de bautizar a su niño/a los PADRES necesitan:
† Ser miembros activos y estar registrados en la iglesia por lo
menos 6 meses antes del bautizo.
† Registrarse para asistir a las pláticas Pre-Bautismales
Los PADRINOS también deben haber asistido a las pláticas
Pre-Bautismales, y cumplir con lo siguiente:
† Haber recibido los Sacramentos de Iniciación:
Bautizo, Confesión, Primera Comunión y Confirmación.
† Tener por lo menos 16 años de edad.
† Ser miembros activos de la Iglesia Católica.
† Si están casados deben ser casados por la Iglesia
Católica.
Sunday, March 13
Monday, March 14
Tuesday, March 15
Wednesday, March 16
FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT
Coffee & Donuts
7:30 † Mass
9:00 † Mass/Children’s Liturgy
11:00 † Mass
1:00 † Misa
2:15 ~ Spanish Religious Ed.
4:00 ~ Charismatic Prayer Meeting
5:30 † LifeTeen Mass
6:40 ~LifeNight
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
6:30 ~ Religious Ed./Edge
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
5:30 ~ St. Mary Conf./SVdP
7:00 ~ RCIA
6:55 † Mass
10:30 ~ Bible Study
11:00 ~Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
1:00 ~ Marian Prayer
6:00 ~ Choir Practice (11:00)
6:30 ~Confirmation Class
6:30 ~ Span. Adult Confirmation
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
Thursday, March 17
Friday, March 18
Saturday, March 19
Sunday, March 20
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
1:00 ~ CDA Potluck Meeting
5:30 ~ Choir Practice (9:00)
6:00 ~ Gospel of Life/Pro-Life
Meeting
8:00 ~ Esperanza Prayer Group
Monday, March 21
Abstinence
6:55 † Mass
10:00 ~ Prayer Shawl Meeting
11:00 ~Reconciliation
12:15 † Funeral Mass-Everett Blais
1:00 ~ Lenten Soup Lunch
6:30 ~ La Esperanza
7:00 ~ Stations of the Cross
Tuesday, March 22
MONDAY OF HOLY WEEK
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
TUESDAY OF HOLY WEEK
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
7:00 ~ RCIA
Friday, March 25
Saturday, March 26
GOOD FRIDAY
Fast & Abstinence
12:15 ~ Stations of the Cross
3:00 ~ Good Friday Service
7:00 ~ Span. Good Friday Service
Parish Office Closed
at Noon
HOLY SATURDAY
8:30 pm ~ Easter Vigil Mass
ST. JOSEPH
8:00 † Mass
3:00 ~ Spanish Choir Practice
4:00 ~ Reconciliation
5:30 † Vigil Mass
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
7:00 ~ Reconciliation
.
PALM SUNDAY OF THE
PASSION OF THE LORD
KC Breakfast
7:30 † Mass
9:00 † Mass
11:00 † Mass
1:00 † Misa
4:00 ~ Charismatic Prayer Meeting
5:30 † LifeTeen Mass
Wednesday, March 23
Thursday, March 24
WEDNESDAY OF HOLY WEEK
6:55 † Mass
11:00 ~Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
6:00 ~ Choir Practice (11:00)
Sunday, March 27
EASTER SUNDAY OF THE
RESURRECTION OF THE LORD
7:30 † Easter Mass
9:00 † Easter Mass
11:00 † Easter Mass
1:00 † Misa de Pascua
HOLY THURSDAY
5:30 ~ Choir Practice (9:00)
7:00 ~ Holy Thursday Mass
Monday, March 28
MONDAY WITHIN THE OCTAVE
OF EASTER
9:00 † Easter Monday Mass
Parish Office Closed