Manassas, Virginia ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH July 3, 2016

Manassas, Virginia ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH July 3, 2016

Manassas, Virginia
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
July 3, 2016
M ass I ntentions
This year of 2016, our parish theme is
I know well the plans I have in mind
for you, says the LORD, … plans to
give you a future full of hope.
Jer 29:11
All Saints is a tithing parish, giving of our time, talent,
and treasure so as to give glory to God.
On this Independence Day, July 4th, we thank God for the
many freedoms that we enjoy in the United States. This is
freedom to serve God and others, not freedom from God.
May we use our freedoms wisely to worship God and serve
the needs of others. In this upcoming election year, we reflect
upon how we use our freedom in accord with God’s plan for
us, as found in the teachings of Christ and in the natural law
which we can know through our reason. Enjoy this holiday
and the summer season with the many opportunities that it
presents for rest and restoration.
In today’s Gospel, the Lord sends out the 72 disciples to
begin his mission. Jesus uses others to lead people to him.
Vocations to the priesthood and consecrated life as a sister
or brother don’t come out of a vacuum. Families that pray,
sacrifice, love, and share time with each other are places in
which God can call forth these vocations. Is this your family
or your grandchildren’s family? Say Yes to God today.
It’s not too early to think about being a catechist in our
Religious Education program beginning in September. I went
to a Catholic elementary school and a public high school. In
high school I participated in CCD (Confraternity of Christian
Doctrine). One of my CCD teachers was a fine man, a lawyer
whose son, a good student and athlete, was in my grade.
Many years later, this teacher was in a serious bicycling
accident which left him critically disabled. I don’t know why
God allowed this to happen to him. I do know that it caused
me to think about what he had done in trying to teach us and
the fine example of Catholic living which he exemplified in
his family and professional life. Looking back, I don’t see
how this man had the time to teach CCD, but now I see that
he made the time because he considered it important. How
about you? Please contact Samantha Welsh, Director of
Religious Education, if you would like to be considered to
be a catechist in our religious education program. Our young
people need you.
Father Lee Roos
Jul
M
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7:00 am
9:00 am
Tu
5
Independence Day (USA)
Kuzniarski & Sobczynski Families +
For Religious Liberty
St. Anthony Zaccaria, priest;
or St. Elizabeth of Portugal (USA)
Jennifer L. Wysocki +
Mary Ellen Merchant +
St. Maria Goretti, virgin & martyr
James Divietri +
Melissa Perez
Weekday
Michael & Myra Hayde
Guy Debellis +
Weekday
Matt Fisher
Bill Doyle +
St. Augustine Zhao Rong, priest, and
Companions, martyrs
Lamartine Chery +
7:00 am
8:30 am
W
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7:00 am
8:30 am
Th
7
7:00 am
8:30 am
F
8
7:00 am
8:30 am
Sa
9
8:00 am
SUNDAY: THE LORD’S DAY
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5:30 pm
Su
10
7:30 am
9:30 am
9:30 am [Sp]
11:30 am
1:30 pm [Sp]
5:30 pm
7:00 pm [Sp]
Agnes & Rich Aleksy
Patrick Purtell +
Damien Asseya +
Porfino & Cristina Jimenez [at MPCC]
All parishioners
Ester Urrieta & Rosa Maria Franco +
Dean Family
Jose Luis, Luica, & Santas Villela +
Sp = Spanish • “+” indicates person is deceased.
MPCC= Manassas Park Community Center
Readings: 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Dt 30:10-14; Col 1:15-20; Lk 10:25-37
Next Sunday’s 2nd collection is for the Solidarity Fund for
the Church in Africa. While the Church in Africa is growing,
many still lack access to basic resources and pastoral care.
Many suffer due to high rates of poverty and unemployment,
illiteracy, and poor education. This collection supports
pastoral projects that foster lasting peace and reconciliation
in a continent often marked by division and tension.
w w w . a l l s a i n t s va . o r g
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Manassas, Virginia
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
Through Infant Baptism we welcome into the Catholic
Church: Nathan Ayala, Leonardo Bonilla, Jeremy Camberos,
Javier Cruz, Brianna Escobar, Ian Lopez, Alanis Máximo,
Diana Peña, Marcos Perez, Aiden Reyes, Ariana Rodriguez,
Jayson Serpas, Elliott Vásquez, Brayan Viera, Yeneiri Viera,
Aiden Abouelenein, Luke Ludlow, Zachary Moulthrop,
Zander Pangilinan, Ariana Roupar, Lucia Solares, Paul
Vaughan, and Daniel Williamson.
Rest in Peace: May those who have died enter into the mercy
of God and the joy of the Kingdom: Bill Doyle (husband of
Dietlinde Doyle) and Frank Gazzolo (father of Clare Rohan).
For Christ’s healing of the sick we pray for: Anastasia
Adams, Jean Agnew, Marcella Altizer, Helen & Rakesh
Andrews, Rita Arellano, Megan Arp, Lorrie Ball, Robin
Bast, Robert Benedetto, Margaret Berdak, Denise Biggs,
Maria Biosca, Mary Blizzard, John Borden, Ann Brien,
Jay Briseno, Paul Byrne, Jane Carney, Timothy Ceschin,
Maurilio Chaves, Michael Chettle, Brian Clark, Lisa Colgan,
John Connelly, Joseph Conway, Valerie Corliss, Richard
Cruz, Sandra Culebro, Carly Czajkowski, Robert Dantona,
Peter DeFranks, Angel Dietzel, Leo DiFilippo, Sister
Lydia D’Souza, Vincent Eugenio, Lynn Ferguson-Kerns,
Nicole Fini, Justin P. Flemming, Anthony Gabriel, Shannon
Gammon, Graciela Garcia, Sam Garman, Teresa Ann Gilday,
K. Darrell Gillman, Mary Giordano, Dick Goble, Joseph
Gonzalez, Claude Grant, Mike Hadro, Rachel Harley, Danyl
Henderson, Gary Herman, Francisco Hernandez-Tarralba,
Virginia Hoffman, Marie Horn, Sherry Hudson, Mrs. Husk,
Mary Hutchinson, Audra Peer Jackson, Consuela Juarez,
Molumba Kamuamga, Mary Margaret Kohill, Bill Lansing,
Sr., Brian Lee, Geraldine LeFierre, Marian Lomis, John
Lucas, Morris Lusk, Betty Maag, Nicole McGinn, Ariadna
Melendez-Guzman, Liem Shinta Maria, Cathy Marshall,
Lenny Martelli, Hazel Martino, Kimberly McNamara,
Eduardo Minas, Ken Moan, Bobbie Moore, Tullis Moyers,
Francis Munsell, Julie Kay Natali, Emily Navarra, George H.
Nitzel Jr., Melanie Nocera, Philip Nuar, Daniel W. O’Leary,
Anthony Panameno, Michelle Parker, Sandra Patterson,
Abigail Pell, Tom Propes, Michael Puzynski, Laurel Quinn,
Joe Reading, Jose Manual Rosales Rescendiz, Sean Riley,
Megan Rivera, Rosalie Robl, Mary Rogers, Rita Rooney,
Fred Rose, Anthony S., Des Sassov, Susie Serene, Jerry Shea,
Mike Shoults, Diane Lynn Smith, Patricia Smith, Sheryl
Smith, Stan Sobczynski, Donna Stecker, James Suraci,
Barbara Tasker, Charles Tolley, Mary Tolley, Sylvia Urani,
Antonio Uribe, Virginia Walsh, Kiki Warrick, Bob Weaver,
Jim Westerhouse, George Whitfield, Collette Williams,
Frances Williams, Eleanor Wisniewski, Beatrice Yeager, and
Richard Zavadowski.
Vacation and Sunday Mass
Never one without the other in the summertime.
July 3, 2016
S chedule C hanges : I ndependence D ay
holiday
Schedule change: Sat.–Mon., July 2-4, Parish office is closed.
The Mass schedule for Independence Day, the 4th of July,
is: 7:00 am and 9:00 am (special Mass time for the holiday).
Let us thank God for the many
blessings of freedom which have
been given to the United States
of America. May we use those
freedoms with the wisdom that
God gives.
If you are visiting the Washington, DC, metro area for
Independence Day, we welcome you. Enjoy your visit!
Thank you to all who prayed for our Workcampers this past
week, as they assisted the needy in Spotsylvania County at
the Arlington Diocesan WorkCamp and at Catholic Heart
WorkCamp (Diocese of Charlotte, NC).
Please pray for our middle school youth who will be
participating in Middle School Mission locally in the
Manassas area this coming week, and for those to whom they
are sent.
As a mother comforts her child,
so will Jerusalem comfort her
children.
Paul asserts that he bears
the marks of Jesus on his
body.
Jesus sends out the 72
disciples in pairs, as lambs
among wolves.
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Behold, I will spread prosperity over her like a river.
Isaiah 66:10-14c
Let all the earth cry out to God with joy.
Psalm 66
I bear the marks of Jesus on my body. Galatians 6:14-18
Your peace will rest on that person. Luke 10:1-12, 17-20
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Legion of Mary, Activities Center, St. Joseph Room,
Tuesdays, 7:30 pm.
Spirit of Love Prayer Group. Sat., July 9. Morning Mass at
All Saints, then travel to St. Thomas More Cathedral to go
through the Holy Door, followed by a picnic at a park.
A Bible Study facilitated by Deacon Brian Majewski meets
every Thursday morning from 10:00 –11:00 am in the church
library. Bring your Bible and attend as you can.
Adult Faith Formation Resource. The parish subscribes to
f o r m e d . o r g , a source of streaming videos, audio talks, etc.
Create your own login credential (user name and password),
using our parish code 16e125. Formed has Opening the
Word, a short video that goes along with the Sunday readings.
There are movies, audio talks and e-books, including the
Catholicism Series videos by Bishop Robert Barron. You will
also find Reborn, a series on Baptism, and Called, a series for
youth on vocations.
Let all the earth cry out to God with joy.
Psalm 66
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E ucharistic A doration
Pray for Religious Liberty. Take
one hour before the Blessed
Sacrament exposed for public
prayer in our chapel. We have
needs for adorers on:
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
2:00–3:00 am; 3:00–4:00 am
2:00–3:00 am
2:00–3:00 am
Information: Aime (703-392-5260 or alnuar @ gmail . com ).
Adorers, when you arrive at the chapel, please sign-in for
your time slot so we know that the time is covered.
B ethany F ood P antry
Summer is here — the inventory is low but the need remains
great. Please keep the Bethany Food Pantry in mind when
doing your weekly food shopping. We are especially in need
of all varieties of canned vegetables and dry beans. All nonperishable items are greatly appreciated! If you would like to
donate cold/fresh foods, please call 703-366-1655 to arrange
for delivery.
R eligious L iberty
Attention, college students — All Saints’ co-ed adult
volleyball is every Thursday from 9:00–11:30 pm in the
gym at All Saints. This is open play volleyball for B-A level
players. If you played on a team in college, high school or
league, come out and join the fun.
Are you registered in the parish? If you are not receiving
mail from the parish, chances are you are not registered.
Please stop by the parish office to become a registered
member of All Saints. Parish registration is required to be a
Baptismal Godparent or Confirmation Sponsor. You may also
visit our parish website at w w w . a l l s a i n t s va . o r g .
Secure and Easy Giving. Parish Giving is the electronic
funds transfer program available to All Saints parishioners
for offertory giving. Information: w w w . pa r i s h - g i v i n g . o r g
or email (info @ parishgiving . org ) or call 1-866-307-7140.
Jubilee
Year
of
Mercy
Freedom gives us the
ability to extend mercy to
others. How will you do
that this week?
Fortnight for Freedom, June 21 - July 4. A closing Mass
will be celebrated by Cardinal Donald Wuerl, with homilist
Bishop David Zubik of Pittsburgh, at 12:10 pm on Mon., July
4, at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception in Washington, DC. Veneration of the relics of
Saint Thomas More and Saint John Fisher will be possible
after the Mass.
Families with lots of children are no longer considered
examples of generosity, but rather irresponsibility. [Our culture
says that] children with severe disabilities are not special
angels sent to us by God, but drains on the economy; better
that they were not born. And the elderly are burdens. But if we
succeed in pushing away everyone who is dependent, then
we’re left with ourselves, our ego-centric, sin-rationalizing,
defensive, irritable and vain selves. If we never learn to give
till it hurts, till the painful reality that we’re not the center of
the universe sinks in, we will fail at marriage, at parenthood,
at citizenship, even at simple neighborliness.
William E. May, “On Being a Burden to One’s Family,”
Culture of Life Foundation Briefs, March 26, 2010
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enable this publication to be free each Sunday.
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Manassas, Virginia
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
July 3, 2016
A ll S aints C atholic S chool
R eligious E ducation
Summer Office Hours. The school office will be closed
during the month of July. The office will reopen on Tues.,
Aug. 2 and will be open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from
10:00 am – 2:00 pm until the start of the school year. Should you
need to contact school personnel during the summer months,
please do not hesitate to leave a message on voicemail. We
will make every effort to return your call in a timely manner.
Registration for 2016-2017 Year. RE Registration forms
for 2016-2017 are now available in the RE Office and at
w w w . a l l s a i n t s r e l i g i o u s e d u c at i o n . o r g . Registration
forms can mailed to: 9300 Stonewall Rd., Manassas, VA
20110 or can be dropped off at the parish office. Registration
deadline is Mon., Aug. 29 for students to attend the first day
of classes, BUT register now for your preferred time and date.
Pre-K and Middle School – Openings Available. Our
award-winning parish school has openings available in prekindergarten (4 year old students), middle school, and a few
select grade levels. To schedule a tour or request information,
please contact Mrs. Joyce D’Eugenio (703-393-1490 or
jdeugenio @ allsaintsva . org ).
P astoral C are
Cancer and Prayer Support in the church library, Mon.,
July 25, 1:00–2:00 pm for cancer victims and care givers.
Visitation of the sick. Please notify us if you have a family
member in Prince William Hospital or one of the nursing
homes / assisted living facilities. A priest or Eucharistic
Minister will then visit. Please call us at 703-393-1411 with
the name of the person in need and provide the patient’s name
and room number. If you would like your loved one to be
placed on our Parish Prayer Tree, please call Maureen (703361-4066). If you would like your loved one’s name to be
placed in the bulletin, please call Linda (703-393-1430).
Birthright of Manassas needs volunteers. From our office
at 10752B Ambassador Drive in Manassas, VA 20109:
Birthright of Manassas provides free pregnancy testing,
maternity clothing, baby clothing and layettes, and other
necessities. Education, guidance, and referrals for shelter,
prenatal care, community resources, legal advice, adoption
information, and non-judgmental friendship to any woman
who is pregnant and in need of help are provided as well. Our
focus is to help her bring her baby to term. Services are free
and confidential.
Birthright of Manassas is an all-volunteer agency funded
solely by donations. We have an immediate need for
volunteers to interface with women in need. No experience
is necessary. We will train you. Also, we have a couple of
vacancies on our Board of Directors, the policy-setting group
overseeing our financial and advertising strategies. Call
Birthright (703-361-9769) or Kathy (703-791-3934).
A ll S aints Y oung A dults
Young Adults in their 20’s and 30’s, single & married,
who seek to engage and grow deeply in their faith.
Tuesday Nights: Young Adult Bible Study. Every
Tuesday night in the St. John Vianney Room (in the
Parish Activities Center) from 7:30‑9:00 pm. We are now
studying the Gospel of Luke. Information: Dave Farmer
(dlfarmer 09@ gmail . com ).
Theatre & Art Day Camps in a Catholic Environment.
Enroll your child in a fun and exciting camp this July dedicated
to teaching excellence in the arts. Instructors are top notch in
their field in topics such as visual art, dance, singing, acting,
improvisation, crafts, and more. Opportunities from Pre-K
to High School make Spotlight on the Arts Summer Camps
perfect for the whole family. For over 10 years, Rob Tessier
has offered these camps within the Arlington Diocese. See
w w w . s p o t l i g h t s u m m e r c a m p s . co m .
A summer virtue: In these summer months, please
remember the virtue of modesty in how you dress for Mass.
Some clothing is better suited for the beach or the mall than
for Mass. Please do not let such clothing become a source of
distraction for others at Mass.
The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Are you being
called by the Lord of the harvest to proclaim his kingdom as a
priest, deacon or in the consecrated life? Contact Father J.D.
Jaffe (703-841-2514 or j . jaffe @ arlingtondiocese . org ).
Holy is the dish and drain, the soap and sink, and the cup
and plate and the warm wool socks, and the cold white tile,
showerheads and good dry towels and frying eggs sound like
psalms, with bits of salt measured in my palm. It’s all a part of
a sacrament, as holy as a day is spent...
— Carrie Newcomer
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Manassas, Virginia
IGLESIA CATÓLICA ALL SAINTS
3 de julio, 2016
TESTIGO DE LA LIBERTAD
BTO. OSCAR ROMERO
USCCB Fact Sheet
“Que mi sangre sea
semilla de libertad”.
Cuando monseñor Oscar Romero fue instalado como
arzobispo de San Salvador, El Salvador, en febrero de
1977, fue insertado en una situación tumultuosa. En octubre
de 1979, un golpe militar dio lugar a una espantosa guerra
civil que duró doce años. Estos sucesos se precipitaron
por la gran desigualdad que existía entre un pequeño
grupo de familias ricas y poderosas -que estaban respaldadas
por los políticos locales y los militares- y el resto de los
ciudadanos de El Salvador. Mucha gente sufría pobreza
extrema. Los obreros que trabajaban para los terratenientes
ricos por un salario mínimo, no tenían acceso a tierras
para ellos mismos. Los militares aterrorizaban a la gente
para asegurar que las familias conservaran las tierras y el
dinero. La Iglesia Católica se transformaba en blanco
cuando algún clérigo comenzaba a defender a los pobres.
En respuesta a estas injusticias, algunos salvadoreños
tomaron las armas y lucharon contra los militares.
Mientras que algunos clérigos latinoamericanos promovían
la violencia en respuesta a la injusticia, el arzobispo Romero
abogaba con un arma diferente: el amor cristiano.
Antes de convertirse en arzobispo, monseñor Romero no
era consciente de que el gobierno era responsable de la
muerte de muchos civiles. Debido a su naturaleza tranquila,
algunos pensaron que podría ser bueno para el puesto,
asumiendo que no se entrometería en temas controvertidos.
Sin embargo, poco después de su instalación, su gran
amigo el padre Rutilio Grande, un cura que se opuso
abiertamente a las prácticas injustas de los terratenientes
adinerados, fue asesinado por hombres armados mientras
viajaba con dos personas para celebrar misa. Esta experiencia
abrió los ojos del arzobispo Romero acerca de la realidad
de la corrupción de su país y lo llevó a luchar por la libertad
de su gente.
(CNS File Photo)
El arzobispo Romero predicó numerosas homilías que fueron
emitidas por todo San Salvador. Defendió incesantemente
los derechos del pueblo, llamando a los gobernantes a
convertirse y desafiándolos a defender la ley de Dios.
Recordaba a la gente que Dios los amaba y que luchar
armados con la caridad cristiana era el camino hacia la
victoria. Su respuesta vocal a la violencia del gobierno
contra los pobres llevó a dificultades con otros miembros
del clero y con sus superiores religiosos, y recibió amenazas
de muerte por parte de cómplices del gobierno. A pesar
de estos desafíos, él continuó hablando en nombre de los
pobres.
El 24 de marzo de 1980, el arzobispo Romero fue asesinado
mientras celebraba la Santa Misa en la capilla del hospital
Divina Providencia. Oscar Romero fue beatificado por el
Papa Francisco en mayo de 2015.
Beato Oscar Romero, ¡ruega por nosotros!
Comité Ad Hoc para la Libertad Religiosa
www.usccb.org/freedom| Twitter: @USCCBFreedom
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Manassas, Virginia
IGLESIA CATÓLICA ALL SAINTS
XIV Domingo del tiempo ordinario
Misa en Manassas Park 9:30 am ~ En memoria de David
Lopez Riquelme • Misa de 1:30 pm ~ En memoria de Petrona
& Marlene Franco • Misa de 7:00 pm ~ En memoria de
Esteban Marin.
Año
Jubilar
de la
Misericordia
E ducación R eligiosa
Inscripciones para el Año 2016-2017. Formas
de
inscripciones
para
clases
de
educación
religiosa ya están disponibles en la oficina y en
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por correo las formas de inscripción a: 9300 Stonewall Rd.,
Manassas, VA 20110 o pueden ser entregadas a la oficina de
la parroquia. El plazo de inscripción es el 29 de agosto, para
que los estudiantes asistan el primer día de clases, PERO
regístrese ahora para obtener el día y la hora de su preferencia.
D iez C onsejos
para las
V acaciones
1º El descanso: la fatiga y el afán por el trabajo y otras
ocupaciones, ofusca el criterio de lo verdadero y lo justo. Las
vacaciones son un periodo útil para reponer fuerzas físicas,
psíquicas y espirituales que posibiliten un cambio en los
aspectos de la vida que lo requieran.
2º La reflexión: hay que buscar espacio y tiempo para pensar
en uno mismo. No tengas miedo de reencontrarte contigo
y vencer la superficialidad que produce el ajetreo de la
vida ordinaria. Para ello, no olvides los Evangelios que te
ayudarán.
3º La alegre serenidad: las diversiones distraen, los viajes
alejan momentáneamente los problemas. Pero la alegría
permanente brota de tener la “casa interior” en orden. Las
Párroco
Rev. Lee R. Roos
703-393-2155
Vicarios Parroquiales
Rev. Juan Puigbó
703-393-2153
Rev. Mauricio Pineda 703-393-2154
Rev. Noah Morey
703-303-2152
Oficina Parroquial
703-368-4500
Horario de Misas en Español
Domingo: 9:30 am en el Centro Comunitario
de Manassas Park; 1:30 pm y 7:00 pm en la
Iglesia.
3 de julio, 2016
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vacaciones son un tiempo privilegiado para una “puesta a
punto”.
4º La familia: en una sociedad donde trabaja el padre
y la madre fuera del hogar, los hijos gozan poco de sus
progenitores. El periodo vacacional puede estrechar mucho
más los lazos familiares, crecer en comunicación entre sus
miembros y ayudar a aquel que más lo necesite.
5º La amistad: las relaciones entre los amigos necesitan su
tiempo. Las vacaciones son un momento propicio para acercar
amistades, reparar olvidos, subsanar malos entendidos,
visitar al amigo enfermo y dedicar horas a disfrutar de las
buenas compañías.
6º Redescubrir la belleza de la fe: las vacaciones no se
reduce a “campo, mar o montaña”. Hay que saber captar la
hermosura de las obras humanas que nos legaron nuestros
mayores. Este tiempo de asueto se puede gastar en cultivar
la sensibilidad hacia nuestro patrimonio histórico, artístico,
cultural y religioso que son expresiones de la vida de nuestros
antepasados.
7º El silencio: en él logramos percibir las voces más
significativas para nuestra realización personal. Quienes
aprecian el silencio se convierten en “maestros” del escuchar
y comunicar.
8º La oración: tan escasa por las múltiples ocupaciones, es
ahora un momento para mayor comunicación con el Señor
y recibir de Él la fuerza y el estímulo para nuestro camino
diario.
9º La creación: en la época vacacional muchas personas
tienen más oportunidad de contemplar y valorar el hermoso
espectáculo que cada día nos ofrece gratuitamente la madre
naturaleza donde está tan palpable la huella del Creador.
10º La solidaridad: en vacaciones nunca se debe olvidar el
amor a los pobres. Ello se manifiesta en el austeridad en gasto
y en el compartir, cuidando y dando compañía a los mayores,
apoyando interesantes actividades sociales y pastorales en
zonas.
Confesiones
Confirmación
Adoración del Santísimo
Horario de Oficina
Miércoles: 6:30-8:00 pm • Viernes: 7:308:00 am • Sábados: 3:00-4:00 pm • Primer
Viernes de Mes: 7:00-8:00 pm
Domingo 8:00 pm a Lunes 7:00 am •
Miércoles 9:00 am a Jueves 7:00 am •
Jueves • 7:00 pm a Viernes 7:00 am; •
Viernes 9:00 pm(después de la Hora Santa)
a Sábado 7:30 am
Primera Confesión y Primera Comunión
Se ofrece en 2do Grado. Es obligatorio
un año de preparación. Llame al 703-3932142 x216.
Se ofrece en 8vo Grado. Es obligatorio
un año de preparación. Llame al 703-3932142 x249.
La oficina parroquial está abierta de lunes
a jueves de 9:00 am a 12:00 del medio día
y de 1:00 pm a 9:00 pm. Los viernes de
9:00 am a 12:00 del medio día y de 1:00 pm
a 8:00 pm. Sábados y Domingos de 9:00 am
a 3:00 pm
Para ser héroes de Dios con el Padre Juan,
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