Fifth Sunday of Easter April 28, 2013 St. Michael the Archangel
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Fifth Sunday of Easter April 28, 2013 St. Michael the Archangel
St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church Established in1892 Fifth Sunday of Easter April 28, 2013 Mailing Address: 411 Paula Road, McKinney, Texas 75069 Email: [email protected] Website: stmichaelmckinney.org Parish Office: 972-542-4667 Fax: 972-542-4641 Faith Forma on Office: 972-542-4685 St. Vincent de Paul Society Helpline: 214-314-5698 St. Vincent de Paul Email: [email protected] Daily Mass Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 8:00 am Tuesday and Thursday: 5:30 pm Confessions: Thursday 6:00 pm — 7:00pm Saturday 3:00 pm— 4:00pm Fr. Salvador Guzmán, Pastor Fr. Arthur Unachukwu, Parochial Vicar Deacon George Polcer Deacon Federico Márquez Deacon John Rapier Office Hours: Monday—Friday: 9:00 am—5:00pm Office is closed on Saturday & Sunday Weekend Mass Schedule . Saturday: An cipated 5:00 pm Sunday: 8:00 am & 11:30 am Spanish: 9:30 am & 1:30 pm Adora on of the Blessed Sacrament Thursday 6:00pm Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm I will praise your name for ever, my king and my God. —Psalm 145 Daily Resurrection [2000-04-23] Gilbert K. Chesterton once wrote a poem he entitled, Second Childhood. It speaks of the resurrection: What the resurrection of Jesus promises is that things When all my days are ending can always be new again. It's never too late to start over. And I have no song to sing, I think that I shall not be too old Nothing is irrevocable. No betrayal is final. No sin is To stare at everything; unforgivable. Every form of death can be overcome. There As I stared once at a nursery door isn't any loss that can't be redeemed. Every day is virgin. Or a tall tree and a swing. ... There is really no such thing as old age. Men grow too old for love; my love, In the resurrection we are assured that there are no doors that are eternally closed, every time we close a door Men grow too old for lies; But I shall not grow too old to see or one is closed on us, God opens another for us. The Enormous night arise, resurrection assures us that God never gives up on us, A cloud that is larger than the world even if we give up on ourselves, that God writes straight with the crooked lines of our lives, that we can forever And a monster made of eyes. … re-virginize, regain lost innocence, become postsophisticated, and move beyond bitterness. In a scheme Men grow too old to woo, my love, of things where Jesus breathes out forgiveness on those Men grow too old to wed; But I shall not grow too old to see who betray him and God raises dead bodies from the Hung crazily overhead dead, we can begin to believe that in the end all will be Incredible rafters when I wake well and every manner of being will be well and And I find that I am not dead. ... everything, including our own lives, will eventually end Strange crawling carpets of the grass, sunny side up. windows of the sky; However, the challenge of living this out is not just that Wide So in this perilous grace of God of believing that Jesus rose physically from the grave, but With all my sins go I; also, and perhaps even more importantly, to believe And things grow new though I grow old, that - no matter our age, mistakes, betrayals, wounds, and Though I grow old and die. deaths - we can begin each day afresh, virgin, innocent again, a child, a moral infant, stunned at the newness of it all. No matter what we've done, our future is forever pregnant with wonderful new possibility. Resurrection is not just a question of one day, after death, rising from the dead, but it is also about daily rising from the many mini-graves within which we so often find ourselves. How does belief in the resurrection help us rise from these mini-graves? By keeping us open to surprise, newness, and freshness in our lives. Not an easy thing to do. We are human and we cannot avoid falling - into depression, bitterness, sin, betrayal, cynicism, and the tiredness that comes with age. Like Jesus, we too will have our crucifixions. More than one grave awaits us. Yet our faith in the resurrection invites us precisely to live beyond these. As John Shea once so aptly put it: What the resurrection teaches us is not how to live - but how to live again, and again, and again! G.K. Chesterton, whom we quoted earlier, was also fond of saying: "Learn to look at things familiar until they look unfamiliar again. Familiarity is the greatest of all illusions." In essence, that captures one of the real challenges of believing in the resurrection. If the resurrection is to have power in our lives, we must give up the illusion of familiarity, particularly as this pertains to all that's nearest to us because the most common cancer that eats away at our marriages, families, communities, friendships, and simply at the joy we might have in living, is precisely the cancer of familiarity. We think we know, we think we understand, we think we have things figured-out, and we end up psyching-out life and each other, leaving them no room for newness, for surprise, for the unfamiliar, for the resurrection. Familiarity breeds contempt. Nothing robs us of joy more than that and nothing destroys our marriages, families, communities, and friendships more than a contemptuousness that is born of familiarity. The resurrection tells us that familiarity is an illusion, the greatest of all illusions. It invites us to look at things familiar until they look unfamiliar again because, in the end, a startling, delightful surprise is hidden in all that is familiar. Ron Rolheiser, OMI, Speaker, Columnist & Author; www.ronrolheiser.com April 28, 2013 Fifth Sunday of Easter WINNERS OF HOLY FAMILY'S FIRST ANNUAL SPRING FEST RAFFLE April 20, 2013 CONGRATULATIONS!!! 1st 3rd 5th 7th 9th 11th 13th 15th 17th 19th Vertha #6903 2nd Evelyne #5414 4th Reynalda #8220 6th Joyce #3369 8th Margarito #7650 10th Isabel #4855 12th Allan #3690 14th Secundina #9574 16th Leighton #9881 18th Emily #4927 20th Christopher #4830 Michael #3122 Rosa #4541 Jerry #7851 Kim #0131 Pedro #3667 Rita #1697 Bob #8815 Leslie #6443 John #5635 All prize winners have been notified of their good fortune. The event could not have been a success without your support. We would like to thank all of our volunteers and especially all those that came out, enjoyed the music, food and entertainment. Fi h Sunday of Easter The Son of Man is glorified. "I am with you only a liƩle longer; love one another." Jn 13:31-33a, 34-35 Charity Jesus makes charity the new commandment. By loving his own "to the end,” he makes manifest the Father's love which he receives. By loving one another, the disciples imitate the love of Jesus which they themselves receive. Whence Jesus says: "As the Father has loved me, so have I loved you; abide in my love." and again: "This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you." [CCC1823] Year of Faith Series Dr. Dan Luby School of Ministry University of Dallas May 15, 2013 Lumen Gentium Sanctuary Candle is Dedicated In Thanksgiving for Stephen Pray for the repose of the Soul of: Socorro & Isabel Moreno Chris ne Rogers Mass Readings for April 28 - May 5 Sunday, April 28th - Fifth Sunday of Easter Acts 14:21-27; Ps 145; Rv 21:1-5; Jn 13:31-33, 34-35 Monday, April 29th - Mem. of St. Catherine of Siena Acts 14:5-18; Psalm 115; John 14:21-26 Tuesday, April 30th - St. Pius V Acts 14:19-28; cf. Psalm 145; John 14:27-31 Wednesday, May 1st - St. Joseph the Worker Acts 15:1-6; cf. Psalm 122; John 15:1-8 Thursday, May 2nd - Mem. of St. Athanasius Acts 15:7-21; Psalm 96; John 15:9-11 Friday, May 3rd - Feast of Saints Philip and James 1 Corinthians 15:1-8; Psalm 19; John 14:6-14 Saturday, May 4th Acts 16:1-10; Psalm 100; John 15:18-21 Sunday, May 5th - Sixth Sunday of Easter Acts 15:1-2, 22-29; Ps 67; Rv 21:10-14, 22-23; Jn 14:23-29 Adoration of Blessed Sacrament Every Friday in the Chapel 8:30am - 5:00pm Set your faith on fire "The Paschal mystery of Christ's cross and Resurrection stands at the center of the Good News that the apostles, and the Church following them, are to proclaim to the world." (CCC, 571) Meditation: At the heart of any religious vocation is the Cross of Christ. In my life, am I open to Christ's call to follow? Am I willing to die with him so I might rise with him? Do I see my life as a life of service? Am I willing to lay down my life in whatever way Christ asks it of me? The Paschal mystery asks all of these questions and is, therefore, a key to - Taken from the www.usccb.org any vocational discernment. Mass Intentions For This Week Sunday, April 28th 8:00 am For the People 9:30 am Alicia Torres 11:30 am Fr. Bruce Bradley 1:30 pm Catalina Contreras Monday, April 29th Tuesday, April 30th Wednesday, May 1st Thursday, May 2nd Friday, May 3rd Saturday, May 4th 8:00 am Rebeca Camargo 8:00 am Paul Villinski 8:00 am William Penkrot 5:30 pm James Comer 5:30 pm William Flesher 5:00 pm Burblis Family In celebration of Fr. Bruce Bradley’s 35th anniversary to the priesthood, he will celebrate a Mass of Thanksgiving on Monday, April 29 at 8:30 a.m. at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Plano. There will be a reception in the Parish Hall following the Mass. On Sunday, May 5th Fr. Bradley will celebrate the Mass at 1:15 p.m. at St. Elizabeth and all are invited to an ice cream social in the Parish Hall immediately following the Mass. We Pray for our loved ones serving in the Armed Forces Pedro Antonio Macias, Joseph Drew Macias, Kenneth Munyer, Anthony Nelson, Michael Nelson, Alejandro Figueroa, Gerardo Serriteño, Edgar Carrasco, Edwin Carrasco, Mark Mayor, Matthew Mayor, Dale O. Wilkerson, Jr., Peter Michelena, Cameron Goswick, Kara Earle, Aaron Lestage, Billy Huntley, Dawson Nethery, Roger Bartz, Lucas Bartz, Andrew Bibanco, Rachael Smith, Preston Mainz, Taylor Bowsher, David LaSala, Randall Dustin Almendarez, Jamie Crowell, James A. Bagert, Ramiro Martínez, Eric Seyl, Roy Sombrano, Jr., Dallion Richards, Kamaan Richards We pray for those in need of healing. That the Holy Spirit May Light Their Way. Walker Phillips, John Lewis, Charlie Cochran, Johnny Paul Stephens, Conner Frazier, Delia Armijo, Celia Rendon, Al Frettoloso, Sharon Warden, Daniel Cooper Anderson, Melissa Engleman, Jackie Traylar, Lorenzo Vazquez, Margarita Rodriguez , Rosy Piña, Sylvia Sanchez, Leonel Sanchez, Rosario Vasquez, Aquileo Hernandez, Ventura Muñoz, Lauren Kent, Charlotte Peters, Catherine Capello, Steve Regnier, Dolly Scott, Kathleen De Leo Pro-Life Minute: "Without the Way, there is no going; without the Truth, there is no knowing; without the Life there is no living." -Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Weekly Calendar Sunday, April 28 8:00—3:00pm 5th Grade Lemonade Fundraiser, on Church Grounds 8:00—3:00pm St Vincent de Paul Bag Distribu on, Narthex 9:00-10:00am Adult Faith Forma on “Catholicism” CL3 9:30-11:00am Choir (11:30 Eng) Rehearsal, Holy Family Hall 10:00– 1:15pm Faith Forma on K-5th Class, All Rooms 12:30– 1:30pm Choir (1:30 Sp) Rehearsal, Church 3:00—5:00pm Music (Youth) Rehearsal, Church 6:30—8:30pm Youth Ministry 9-12th Class, All Rooms & Ch 7:00—9:00pm Legion of Mary (Sp), Drake N Monday, April 29 10:00—2:00pm 7:00—9:00pm 7:00—9:00pm 7:30—9:00pm Prayers & Squares (Quil ng), Holy Family Hall Bap sm Class (Sp), Church Jóvenes Para Cristo , SR, HF & CL5 Legion of Mary (Sp), Drake N Tuesday, April 30 2:00—4:00pm St Vincent de Paul Food Pantry, HF Hall, SR 6:30—7:30pm Cub Scouts, Drake N & S 7:00—9:00pm Jóvenes Para Cristo, St Rose Hall St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry: Location: Holy Family Hall Tuesday - Thursday 2:00pm - 4:00pm 2nd Saturday (Monthly) 8:30am—10:30am Food Collection May 4 & 5 Helpline: 214-314-5698 After all Masses Email: [email protected] We now offer clothing vouchers thru the Client Advocacy & Food Pantry for those in need of gently used clothing. We are accepting clothing donations now, as well. OUR WEEKLY OFFERINGS Sunday, April 21st Our collection totals will be reported on next week’s bulletin. “What shall I return to the Lord? (Psalm 116:12) God gives each one of us gifts that are meant to be developed, shared and returned to the Lord as we help to build the Kingdom. We are called to be stewards of all God’s gifts. Our parish goal this year for the Bishop’s Annual Appeal is the same as last year: $80,000.00. Total pledges as of March 31st are $92,871.56. To date, $48,050.06 of these pledges has been collected. THANK YOU for having responded with such generosity and faith. Fr. Arthur and I are extremely grateful and acknowledge that we are truly blessed to have such parishioners with such generous hearts. May the Love of Christ continue to be what drives each and every one of us in our -Fr. Salvador responsibility to be good stewards. Wednesday, May 1 10:00-11:30am 2:00—4:00pm 3:00—5:00pm 4:15—5:30pm 4:45—5:00pm 6:00—8:00pm Women’s Bible Study (Eng), CL3 St Vincent de Paul Food Pantry, HF Hall, SR Bap sm Registra ons, St Michael Hall Children Choir Rehearsal, Holy Family Hall May Crowning, Church Faith Forma on Confirma on Class, All Rms Thursday, May 2 2:00—4:00pm St Vincent de Paul Food Pantry, HF Hall, SR 6:00—9:00pm Talleres de Oración y Vida, Drake N 6:30—8:30pm ESL Classes, SM, CL3 & CL5 Friday, May 3 8:30—5:00pm 6:00-10:00pm 7:00—9:00pm 7:00—9:00pm Adora on of the Blessed Sacrament, Chapel Confirma on Retreat (make up), SM Hall Choir (9:30 Sp) Rehearsal, Holy Family Hall Ushers (Sp), Drake N 11:00-12:00pm 11:00 –4:45pm 1:00—2:00pm 4:00—6:30pm 6:00—8:00pm 6:00—8:00pm Group Quince Mass, Church Faith Forma on K-5th Classes, All Rooms Bap sms (Sp), Church St Vincent de Paul Food Collec on, Narthex Choir (Sp) Rehearsal, Drake N Faith Forma on RCIC Class, SR, HF & CL3 Saturday, May 4 We are God’s beloved children For many, “El Norte” or the north was a symbol of the promised land, of new beginnings. Although in reality, for many this dream has not been translated into a rosy one, the people continue to keep their sense of pilgrimage and of hope for a better world. One of the most famous phrases in Les Miserables is: “To love another person is to see the face of God.” This is what today’s Gospel tells us. To contemplate the face of God is heaven, because it is eternal glory and the highest thing a human being can aspire. To contemplate the face of God is perfect bliss. And the best thing is that you don’t have to wait to die to experience this, because we have a preview here on earth: loving others. The protagonist of Les Miserables endures slavery, false accusations, abuse, violence, persecution, countless injuries, and ends of the earth,” cannot be stopped at a border. It has no passport and knows no barriers. There is nothing that can turn it off. Light can conquer darkness, but darkness can never overcome light, because it is impossible to confine light to just one space, it reaches all nations and no one can detain it. As children This thought is repeated in the second reading, in Revelation, where there is a great multitude, impossible to of God we count, of every race, language, and nation. They are all those who are saved, all who have heard the voice of God and have accepted his redemption, and who are now part of God’s flock. They are the people who must love recognize Christ as the one who deserves the honor of being served day and night. It is Christ who will be the all others shepherd that will protect them from all evil. No, they are not Irish or Mexican, but they are Irish and Mexican. And they all wear the same clothing, which is the salvation that Christ has attained for them. as the Lord From now on, they will be the ones who hear the voice of the Good Shepherd, knowing that they will never loves us. die and never be taken away. They are all together, without any exclusions. If such a vision were always present in our minds and in our hearts, would it be possible for us to exclude someone simply for not being “like us”? Is racism possible inside the church? The answer seems obvious. Not everyone will like it. Even within the church, there are those who would prefer that everyone was the same or at least that certain groups held their activities at other times and in other places, and not a bother...There are those who proclaiming themselves as “tolerant,” accepts the presence of different people, just as long as they adapt to the customs of the dominant group. But this is not the point. What’s more, this position, in addition to being sinful, is impossible. Because, if everyone is dressed in the same clothing of salvation, if we are all sheep from the same flock, if we all receive the same light, how would you know who’s who in order to exclude someone? Who is going to expel a sheep that has heard the voice of the shepherd? No one can steal it, Jesus says. And he says it with the authority of being one with the Father. What does this mean for our life in the community and in the parish? It is not just about celebrating multi-ethnic feasts (although they help and are fun), but about having a roundtable where everyone has a voice and access to the decision-making process. It will mean solidarity of a few groups with others since they have been recognized as brothers and sisters. It will mean that one or the other will have to sacrifice some of their positions or comforts to make room for everyone. For reflection How do I listen to the voice of the Shepherd, Jesus? What inner noises, family, job or society sometimes prevent me from hearing? How do I receive, welcome, and show solidarity with the people of other races and cultures? Nuestra Parroquia, March 2013 ANNOUNCEMENTS Cupcakes and Crowning Children's Choir invites you and your children to a May Crowning at 4:45pm on Wednesday, May 1st, starting in the chapel. We will begin in the chapel and crown each statue of Our Lady in the church. Following prayers, songs and procession we will have games outdoors and some refreshments. We will finish promptly at 5:30pm. Parents, please come and remain with your children as we observe this ancient custom in our Catholic Church. Please call the parish office if you would like to help! Angels of Charity 12th Annual Mass & Spring Luncheon Thursday, May 9th Join us in celebration of another year of service from the Angels of Charity in support of the programs of Catholic Charities of Dallas… Mass - 10:00 am, Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe Lunch - 12:00 pm, Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center $75 per ticket “Faith in Action, Angels in Our Midst” St. Michael’s Women’s Guild will be holding a bake sale on Saturday, May 11th after the 5pm Mass, and Sun. May 12 We are asking for donations from the parish. You have been so generous on our November bake sale, please help us again. Your donations go for the altar needs and decorations of our church. We are asking for pies, cakes, cookies, jams and other baked goods. All donated items can be dropped off at the parish office on Friday, May 10th 9am-5pm. Thank you for your support! COME AND SEE VOCATION RETREAT Women interested in knowing about religious life are invited to this retreat on May 4, 2013, from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. It will be held at Jesus the Good Shepherd Convent of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth at 1814 Egyptian Way in Grand Prairie. To register please contact Sr. Mary Paul by May 1st at [email protected] or 972-642-5191. Bendeciré tu nombre por siempre, Dios mío, mi rey. —Salmo 145 CRECIENDO EN NUESTRA FE Quinto Domingo de Pascua ¿Qué daré al SEÑOR por todos sus beneficios para conmigo? (Salmo 116:12) La meta de nuestra parroquia para la Campaña del Obispo es la misma del año pasado: $80,000.00. El total de promesas fue de $92,871.56. Hasta la fecha, hemos recaudado $48,050.06 de estas promesas. El Padre Arturo y yo estamos realmente agradecidos. - P. Salvador El Hijo del Hombre es glorificado. Estoy con ustedes sólo un poco más; ámense los unos a los otros." Juan 13, 31-33a. 34-35 La Caridad Jesús hace de la caridad el mandamiento nuevo (cf Jn 13, 34). Amando a los suyos “hasta el fin” (Jn 13, 1), manifiesta el amor del Padre que ha recibido. Amándose unos a otros, los discípulos imitan el amor de Jesús que reciben también en ellos. Por eso Jesús dice: “Como el Padre me amó, yo también os he amado a vosotros; permaneced en mi amor” (Jn 15, 9). Y también: “Este es el mandamiento mío: que os améis unos a otros como yo os he amado” (Jn 15, 12). [CCC1823] Pascua de Resurrección - Una voz que nunca muere Ron Rolheiser (Traduccion Carmelo Astíz, cmf) - Lunes 25 de Abril del 2011 Pascua se refiere a muchas cosas. Celebramos el poder de Dios para vencer a la muerte, al pecado y a la injusticia, pero también celebramos las voces y heridas de los que murieron en Viernes Santo. Para ilustrar esto, me gustaría describir una de esas voces, la de una joven anónima que fue brutalmente violada y asesinada por los militares de El Salvador en 1981, en un lugar llamado con toda propiedad “La Cruz”. La historia fue reportada por el periodista Mark Danner. Este periodista describe cómo, después de esta masacre especial, algunos soldados relataron cómo una de sus víctimas les obsesionó y cómo les resultaba imposible borrarla de sus mentes mucho tiempo después de su asesinato. Habían saqueado un pueblecito y violado a muchas de las mujeres. Una de éstas era una joven, cristiana evangélica, violada muchas veces en una sola tarde, y posteriormente torturada. Sin embargo, a pesar de todo esto, esta joven, adhiriéndose a su fe en Cristo, cantaba cantos religiosos durante su tortura. He aquí cómo lo describe uno de los soldados: “Siguió también cantando incluso después de que le dispararan en el pecho. Yacía allí en La Cruz con la sangre fluyendo de su pecho, pero seguía cantando – un poco más suave que antes, pero todavía cantando. Y los soldados, estupefactos, la observaban y le apuntaban. Entonces, cansados ya de este juego inquietante, le dispararon de nuevo. Y ella cantaba todavía. Pero el asombro de los soldados comenzó a convertirse en miedo – hasta que finalmente desenvainaron sus machetes, la degollaron y… por fin acabó el canto” (La Masacre de El Mozote, N.Y. Vintage Books, 1994, pp.78-79) Gil Bailie, que cuenta esta historia en su libro monumental sobre la cruz y la no violencia, se fija no sólo en la extraordinaria semejanza entre la muerte de esta joven y la de Jesús, sino también en el hecho de que en los dos casos resurrección significa que sus voces siguen vivas todavía, cuando todo con respecto a sus muertes indica que sus voces tendrían que haber muerto. Su violación y asesinato ocurrió en un lugar muy remoto y todos aquellos que quizás hubieran querido inmortalizar su historia fueron también asesinados. Sin embargo su voz sobrevive y sin duda seguirá creciendo en importancia, mucho tiempo después que los que la violaron y asesinaron sean olvidados. Como lo demuestran tanto Jesucristo como esta joven valiente, la impotencia y el anonimato, ligados a un corazón que es capaz de cantar las palabras: “¡Perdónalos, porque no saben lo que hacen!” mientras es violada y humillada, al fin se convierten en lo opuesto: en poder y en inmortalidad. Una muerte de este tipo no sólo marca moralmente la conciencia de los autores asesinos y de sus simpatizantes, sino que también deja algo que nunca se puede olvidar, un eco permanente que nunca nadie silenciará. Dios resucita y revitaliza también, después del Viernes Santo, la voz de quien murió. Un crítico literario, que revisó el libro de Danner en el periódico New York Times, nos dice cómo, después de leer esta historia, siguió “aguzando el oído” para oír el sonido de esa canción. La tarea de la Pascua de Resurrección es reavivar el credo dentro de nosotros mismos. Los primeros cristianos, inmediatamente después de experimentar la resurrección de Jesús, espontáneamente sellaron un credo en sólo tres palabras: “¡Jesús es Señor!” Eso, de hecho, lo dice todo. Cuando afirmamos que Jesús ha resucitado de entre los muertos y que es Señor de este mundo, estamos igualmente afirmando todas las demás verdades de nuestra fe. Esencialmente, decimos: • que Dios está siempre a cargo de este universo, a pesar de cualquier indicación en contra; • que, a pesar de la brutalidad y de la violación, al fin, la violencia, la injusticia y el pecado serán silenciados y vencidos; • que la bondad y la amabilidad, como se manifiestan en Jesús, son lo que en el fondo subyace en la raíz de toda realidad; • que esta joven cristiana, tan brutalmente violada, ha resucitado ahora y vive, gozosamente, en el corazón de Dios; • y que su muerte, como la de Jesús, es redentora precisamente porque, como él, ella también, frente a la impotencia ante la peor brutalidad que el mundo pudo perpetrar, todavía fue capaz de decir: “Perdónales, porque no saben lo que hacen”. Celebrar la Pascua de Resurrección es afirmar que todo esto es verdad. Pero eso exige también mucho de nosotros: Exige, como tan acertadamente escribió el crítico literario del New York Times, que agucemos el oído para oír el sonido de aquella canción de la joven moribunda, que nos esforcemos por guardarla a ella y a su canción vivas en nuestro corazón. Ella vive todavía en el corazón de Dios, pero nosotros tenemos que guardarla también en el nuestro. ¿Por qué? No por razones sentimentales, ni simplemente porque su historia es excepcional. No. Tenemos que guardarla viva en nuestros corazones porque su canto es la levadura de la resurrección y ésa, únicamente ésa, puede resucitarnos también a nosotros para ser también excepcionales. Una de las tareas de la Pascua de Resurrección es aguzar nuestros oídos para poder oír las voces del Viernes Columna tomada del archivo. Publicada originalmente el 16/03/2006 Santo. Taller de Convalidación Viviendo Su Matrimonio Como Sacramento 15 de Junio del 2013 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM en el Salón Sta. Rosa El Taller de Convalidación es la preparación matrimonial requerida por la Diócesis de Dallas para parejas que desean validar su matrimonio en la Iglesia Católica. Este taller le ayudará a las parejas a profundizar y fortalecer su relación, a entender la diferencia entre un matrimonio civil y un matrimonio sacramental, y a comprender su llamado a la vocación matrimonial. Para más información llame a Marie Zavala al 972-542-4667 (opción #5). Por favor pase a la oficina de la parroquia para inscribirse. Costo: $125.00 por pareja (Incluye alimentos y materiales). El cupo es limitado, favor de inscribirse con an cipación. El ministerio de Acomodadores de San Miguel tendrá su junta mensual el viernes, 3 de mayo a las 7-9pm en el salón Drake Si usted desea integrarse a este ministerio, por favor venga a esta junta y hable directamente con Genoveva Quezada. Coronación de Mayo El Coro infantil los invita como familia a la coronación el mes de mayo. La fecha será el miércoles 1° de mayo, a las 4:45pm en la capilla. Tendremos la coronación de cada estatua de la Virgen en la iglesia. Después de algunos rezos, cantos y la procesión, tendremos juegos para los niños al aire libre y algunos refrescos hasta las 5:30pm. Se les pide a los padres, que por favor se mantengan con sus hijos durante la observación de esta costumbre antigua en nuestra Iglesia Católica. Por favor llame a la oficina parroquial si le gustaría ayudar! 28 de abril 2013 Sagrada Lectura: 28 de abril al 5 de mayo domingo, 28 de abril - Quinto Domingo de Pascua Hechos 14:21-27; Sal 145; Ap 21:1-5; Jn 13:31-33, 34-35 lunes, 29 de abril - Mem. de santa Catalina de Siena Hechos 14:5-18; Salmo 115; Juan 14:21-26 martes, 30 de abril - San Pío V Hechos 14:19-28; cf. Salmo 145; Juan 14:27-31 miércoles, 1º de mayo - San José obrero Hechos 15:1-6; cf. Salmo 122; Juan 15:1-8 jueves, 2 de mayo - Mem. de san Atanasio Hechos 15:7-21; Salmo 96; Juan 15:9-11 viernes, 3 de mayo-Fiesta de santos Felipe y Santiago 1 Corintios 15:1-8; Salmo 19; Juan 14:6-14 sábado, 4 de mayo Hechos 16:1-10; Salmo 100; Juan 15:18-21 domingo, 5 de mayo - Sexto Domingo de Pascua Hechos 15:1-2, 22-29; Sal 67; Ap 21:10-14, 22-23; Jn 14:23-29 Holy Family (Quasi-Parish) 919 Spence Road P.O. Box 482 Van Alstyne, Texas 75495 903.482.6322 Website: www.holyfamily-vanalstyne.org Mass Times: Sunday 9:00am English 12 noon Spanish Thursday 9:00am English Quinto Domingo de Pascua NUESTRAS OFRENDAS SEMANALES Domingo 21 de abril Los números de esta semana serán reportados en el boletín de la próxima semana. Descubra su talento musical El grupo del Coro le invita a participar en este ministerio donde usted tendrá la oportunidad de descubrir, utilizar y brillar en el arte musical. No se necesita experiencia, únicamente las ganas de servir a Dios. Para más informes, hable directamente con Sofía Godínez después de la misa de 9:30am los domingos. Horario de la notaría de San Miguel lunes a viernes 9am - 5:00 pm Cerrado: sábado y domingo Horario de Misas (fin de semana) sábado (Inglés): Vigilia 5:00 pm domingo (Inglés): 8:00 am y 11:30 am (Español): 9:30 am y 1:30 pm Horario de Misas (durante la semana) lunes, miércoles y viernes: 8:00 am martes y jueves: 5:30 pm Confesiones jueves: 6-7pm y sábado: 3-4pm ADORACIÓN AL SANTĺSIMO SACRAMENTO Cada jueves: 6pm-7pm y cada viernes 8:30am-5:00pm BULLETIN NUMER:: 515383 CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS St. Michael Church #515383 411 Paula Road McKinney, TX 75069 TELEPHONE 972 542-4667 CONTACT PERSON Rosie Bibanco SOFTWARE MSPublisher 2007 Adobe Acrobat 9.0 Windows XP PRINTER Canon 5051 TRANSMISSION TIME Tuesday 12:00 noon SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION April 28, 2013 EMAIL ADDRESS [email protected] NUMBER OF PAGES SENT 1 Through 10 (Including this page) SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
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