St. Augustine Catholic Church
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St. Augustine Catholic Church
ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH 4400 Beulah Road • N. Chesterfield, Virginia 23237 Phone: 804-275-7962 • Fax: 804-271-4604 Website: www.staugustineparish.net/ Diocesan Website: http://www.richmonddiocese.org US Conference Catholic Bishops: http://www.usccb.org PARISH OFFICE HOURS • HORAS DE OFICINA 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday • Lunes a Viernes 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. TWENTY NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME — October 18, 2015 PASTORAL STAFF PERSONAL PASTORAL Rev. Msgr. Michael Schmied Pastor, ext. 1121 Rev. Wayne Ball Weekend Assistant, 355-9155 Priest’s Residence Residencia Del Sacerdote 9608 N. Verlinda Court N. Chesterfield, VA 23237 Telephone (778-4842) Rev. Mr. Eric Broughton Deacon, 721-2019 Rev. Mr. Christopher Corrigan “BEFORE ALL ELSE LIVE TOGETHER ONE IN HEART AND MIND AND HONOR GOD IN ONE ANOTHER” St. Augustine of Hippo • 430 A.D. St. Augustine Church • 1973 A.D. MASS SCHEDULE - HORARIO DE MISAS Saturday, 5:30 p.m. Sábado, 5:30 p.m. (Inglés) Sunday, 8:30* and 11:15* a.m. Domingo, 8:30* y 11:15* a.m. (Inglés) *Children’s Liturgy of the Word Domingo, 1:15* p.m. y *Liturgia de la Palabra para Niños 6:00* p.m. (Español) *Bilingual leaflets available • Folletos bilingües para todas las misas Daily Masses (see inside schedule) • Misas Diarias (ver horario adjunto) RECONCILIATION—CONFESIÓN: Saturday–Sábados 4:15 p.m.–5:15 p.m. BAPTISM AND MATRIMONY: Please call the Parish Office for arrangements. You must be registered in the Parish. For weddings, a lead time of at least six to nine months is required in order that a proper preparation may be made for the celebration of the Sacrament. BAUTIZOS Y MATRIMONIOS: Llame a la oficina para hacer los arreglos necesarios. Debe ser miembro inscrito en la parroquia. Para Matrimonios puede hablar con cualquiera de los Sacerdotes (Padre Miguel ó con el Sr. Fidel Rubio). Llame al menos de seis a nueve meses antes de la fecha deseada para comenzar la preparaciones necesarias de este Sacramento. ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Communally celebrated during weekday and weekend liturgies. If any parishioner is seriously ill at home or in the hospital, please call the Parish Office to arrange for Communion, Confession, or the Anointing of the Sick. UNCIÓN DE LOS ENFERMOS: Celebración comunal durante la semana o durante las misas del fin de semana. Si una persona perteneciente a la parroquia esta seriamente enferma, por favor llame a la Oficina Parroquial para hacer los arreglos necesarios para la Comunión, Confesión y Sacramento de los Enfermos. NEW CATHOLIC PARISHIONERS–NUEVOS MIEMBROS CATOLICOS Please come to our NEW PARISHIONER WELCOMING AND REGISTRATION, normally held the third Sunday of each month. Come to our Poor Box Breakfast, immediately following the 8:30 a.m. Mass, after which you will be assisted through the registration process. Favor de venir a la Orientación e Inscripción Que normalmente es el tercer domingo del Mes después de la misa de 8:30 a.m. (en ingles) y después de las misas de 1:15 p.m. y 6:00 p.m. (en español). MISSION STATEMENT “The Mission of St. Augustine Church is to be a Parish Family Inspired by the Love of Jesus Christ, Celebrating the Goodness of Life, Bringing the Good News and Ministering to the Needs of All.” “La misión de la Iglesia deSan Agustín es la de ser una Parroquia inspirada por el Amor de Jesucristo, Celebrando lo Mejor de la Vida, Llevando Las Buenas Noticias y Atendiendo a las Necesidades de Todos.” Deacon, 381-1058 Rev. Mr. Al Hallatt Deacon, 551-0746 Katharine Anderson, ext. 1115 (part-time/medio tiempo) Coord. of Outreach;Justice & Peace Coordinadora de Relaciones Humana y Justicia & Paz Eileen Brown, ext. 1113 Pastoral Associate for Christian Formation Asociada Pastoral de Formación Cristiana Angy Corrigan, ext. 1117 Pastoral Associate for Youth & Young Adult Ministry Asociada Pastoral de Jóvenes y Ministerio de Jóvenes Adultos Fran Kuzma, ext. 1120 (part-time/medio tiempo) Christian Formation Assistant— Asistente de Formación Cristiana Fidel Rubio, ext. 1122 Pastoral Associate for Hispanic Ministry Asociado Pastoral del Ministerio Hispano Caroline Honings, ext. 1112 Business Manager/Accountant Gerente de Oficina/Contadora Parish Life Coordinator - Coordinadora de Vida Parroquial Minerva Vega, ext. 1111 Mary Jo Gorman Parish Administrative AssistantAsistente Administrativa de la Parroquia Sandra Chicas, ext. 1114 Bilingual Receptionist Recepcionista Bilingüe Wanda Alvarado, ext. 1110 Bilingual Administrative Assistant— Asistente Administrativa Bilingüe Fredy Montoya, cell# 240-4331 [email protected] Maintenance, Mantenimiento Joe Oatman, (804) 641-8419 Alvaro Maldonado, 237-4790 Parish Musicians - Músicos Parroquiales Vic Owen, (804) 425-7170 Finance Council Chairperson Presidente del Consejo Financiero ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH 29th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Sunday, October 18 domingo, 18 de octubre 7:00am Escuela San Andrés Rm 18/19 8:00am Programa de Alfabetización Aux. Bldg. 8:30am Mass (Children’s Liturgy) Church 8:30am RCIA Dismissal PC 3 9:30am Poor Box Breakfast Hall 9:30am New Member Welcome & Registration Rm 9, 10/11 10:00am Charlas Bautismales PC 1/2 11:15am Mass (Children’s Liturgy) Church 1:15pm Misa (Liturgia de Niños) Iglesia (Rm 13/14) 2:15pm Inscripciones Rm 10/11 3:00pm RICA PC 4 4:00pm Youth Confirmation PC 1/2, 3 6:00pm Misa (Liturgia de Niños) Iglesia (Rm 8) 7:00pm Inscripciones Rm 10/11 Monday, October 19 lunes, 19 de octubre Priests’ Convocation (10/19 - 10/23) 10:00am Individual and Family Counseling Outreach Center 7:00pm Reunión de Directiva JPC Aux. Bldg. 7:00pm Renovación Carismática Rm 13/14 Tuesday, October 20 martes, 20 de octubre 8:00am CARE-A-VAN Complex 8:30am Women’s Guild Rm 13/14 9:00am Daily Mass Chapel 9:30am Bible Study Group PC 1/2 9:45am James House Outreach Ctr. 10:00am Presciption Produce Plan Hall 1:00pm Staff Meeting (Fredy) Conference Room 6:00pm James House Rm 16, 17 6:30pm Girl Scouts Rm 10/11 7:00pm Comité Hispano Conference Room 7:00pm Holy Hour with Benediction Chapel 7:00pm Jóvenes para Cristo Aux. Bldg. Wednesday, October 21 miércoles, 21 de octubre 10:00am WINGS Hall 12:15pm Daily Mass Chapel 1:00pm Inscripciones de Bautismo Office 6:30pm Women’s Guild Rm 13/14 6:30pm EveryWoman PC 1/2 7:00pm Choir Church 7:00pm Emaús Rm 9 7:00pm JPC Rm 18/19 7:00pm Escuela San Andrés Rm 10/11 Thursday, October 22 juéves, 22 de octubre 10:00am Cursillo Prayer Group PC 3 10:30am Parishioner Letters, Hall Information Quinces Office 12:15pm Daily Mass Chapel 6:45pm RCIA PC 1/2 7:00pm Escuela San Andrés Meeting PC 4 7:00pm Coro Latino Rm 13/14 Friday, October 23 viernes, 23 de octubre 5:30pm Wedding Rehearsal Church 6:00pm Escuela San Andrés Set-up Hall 7:00pm Coro Carismático Aux. Bldg. 7:00pm Renovación Carismática Rm 10/11 Saturday, October 24 sábado, 24 de octubre 7:00am Escuela San Andrés Hall 2:00pm Wedding (Ramos/Ramirez) Church 5:30pm Mass Church 7:00pm Renovación Carismática Hall Sunday, October 25 domingo, 25 de octubre 30th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 7:00am Escuela San Andrés Hall 8:00am Programa de Alfabetización Aux. Bldg. 8:30am Mass (Children’s Liturgy) Church 8:30am RCIA Dismissal PC 3 9:30am Knights of Columbus Coffee & Donuts Commons 9:45am LIFE (Session A) Complex 10:00am Charlas Bautismales PC 1/2 11:15am Mass (Children’s Liturgy) Church 1:15pm Misa (Liturgia de Niños) Iglesia (Rm 13/14) 2:45pm LIFE (Session B) Complex 4:30pm LIFE (Session C) Complex 6:00pm Misa (Liturgia de Niños) Iglesia (Rm 8) Mass Intentions — Intenciones de Misa 5:30pm Warren Fedeé 8:30am McNeilly & Muschler Families 11:15am Deacon Gene Corrigan 1:15pm Feligreses 6:00pm Feligreses Tues. Oct. 20 9:00am Erma Clark Wed. Oct. 21 12:15pm Theresa Brown Kimbrell Thur. Oct. 22 12:15pm Sandra Chicas (Birthday) Sat. Oct. 24 5:30pm Patty McGee Sofia Ramirez (Presentation - 3 yrs. Old) Sun. Oct. 25 8:30am Juan Manuel Ayala (Birthday) 11:15am Deacon Gene Corrigan 1:15pm Alonzo Gabriel 6:00pm Feligreses Sat. Oct. 17 Sun. Oct. 18 denotes deceased parishioners, family members and/or friends; denota feligreses fallecidos, miembros de la familia y/o amigos). Pray For/Oremos Por... Jack Alexander, Harris & Noah Bacon, Antonio Barraza, John Bartnett, B.B. Beecher, James Bentley, Irene Borgman, Carolyn Bowers, Ron Boyce, Martha Buenrostro, Tom Burgess, Ralph & Marge Boucher, Doris Brule, Frank & Anne Butler, Sharon Louise Bricker, Mary & Frank Cancilla, Edwin Caryl, Tony Cason, Theresa Chavez, , Stephanie Clarke - Hope, Elizabeth Clements, Skeeter Coleman, Wayne Cooper, Helen J. Cordova, Michelle Cortez, Osvaldo Ruiz Cortes, Un-Sun Coston, Chris Craig, Ron & Sherry Crawford, Norma Cranford, , Helen Crowder, Jerry Daniels, Betty Darr, Maricar Davis, Will Davis, Walker Day, Theresa Dayton, Steven Dice, Rylan Doe, Julie & Lorrie Donald, Mary Epps, Brent & Skip Evans, Mary Farrell, Cathleen Fernandez, Mildred Fernandez, Noah Hernnadez, Beverly Gersuk, Jay Giblin, Carol Gibson, Joe Ginther, Louise Giovahnett, Armando Gomez, Carmen Olga Gonzalez, Ana Goode, John Goode, Mary Jo Gorman, Mary Dell Gray, Carmen Green, William Hamilton, Jeff Hamm,, Judy Harvey, Elizabeth Hedgepeth, Paul Hermsen, Peter John Hidalgo,, Jack Howe, Tres Howland, Emily Michele Hubbel, Kathleen Hughes, Pat Hylton, Dulce Infante, Juan Jacinto, Delores Johnson, Gerri Jones, Jackie Kelo, Uni Kemp, Pat Krieter, Caroline Laing, Louis Lindsey, TJ Locke, Susan McQuagge, Arnoldo Martinez, Dale Matanic, Leticia Matton, Ellen Metasavage, John Mikos, Mary Montag, Delores Mosby, Dr. Noel Owers, Anthony O’Neil, Vince Pacelli, Brenda Don Pepe, Robert Paleo, Emma Parks, Margaret Phelps, Jean Pole, Martha Ann Quillian, Bob Quirin, Angel Rae, Padre Gildo Ramirez, Nadia Ramirez, Chris Rich, Jose Roa, Josie Roach, Beth Anne Robbins, Bernard Robertson, John Robbins, Betty Rodgers, Juana Rodriguez, Lillian Ruffini, Martie Sars, Elizabeth Scott, Devin Scott (Military), John Setaro, James Shannon, Suki, Bo & Sammy Simpson, Renee Smith, Charles Sobrito, Sarah Spain, Robert Steinbrecher, Danny Stephens, Art Stevens, Jennifer Stivers, Sandra Survello, J. T., Brian Tarantino, Josh Tarkington, Kara Thackston, Tony Toler, Rob Tomnay, Tina Towe, Adriana Melchor-Vale, Harold VanLeeuwen, Arlene Vogel, Heather Wagstaff, Brenda Waters, Ann Weaver, Jean Webster, Barbara Whitaker, Billy Wirt, Dean Yates, Hali Yun. Pastoral/prayer cards may be found in the church pews and Parish Information Center. Readings for the Week of October 18, 2015 Sunday: Is 53:10-11/Heb 4:14-16/Mk 10:35-45 or 10:42-45 Monday: Rom 4:20-25/Lk 12:13-21 Tuesday: Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21/Lk 12:35-38 Wednesday: Rom 6:12-18/Lk 12:39-48 Thursday: Rom 6:19-23/Lk 12:49-53 Friday: Rom 7:18-25a/Lk 12:54-59 Saturday: Rom 8:1-11/Lk 13:1-9 Next Sunday: Jer 31:7-9/Heb 5:1-6/Mk 10:46-52 ©Liturgical Publications Inc. BULLETIN DEADLINE—Mondays by 12:00 noon...Please email Minerva Vega at [email protected] or call the parish office at 804 275-7962. Congratulations to Benedicto de la Paz Granados and Juana de los Angeles Guzmán who were married in the Lord on October 10, 2015. 29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME CHRISTIAN FORMATION WORSHIP Preparing for the Sunday readings Go to liturgy.slu.edu ENCOUNTER THE JOY OF THE GOSPEL Year Two: Focus on the Domestic Church – Marriage & Family REFLECTION 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time "Whoever wishes to be great among you will be your servant." In the wake of James and John's vanity, Jesus offers this directive. These two apostles had been thinking in terms of prominence, glory, and worldly honor. They wanted their association with Jesus to lead to public recognition and respect as they took their places at his right and left. But Jesus put them in their place. As was typical of so many of his teachings, Jesus upset the status quo. He told his followers that, although "great ones make their authority over them felt ... it shall not be so among you." Then, he put forward this clear image of the servant leader: "Whoever wishes to be first among you will be the slave of all." As followers of Christ, this instruction applies to us as well. We are called to the humility of service that seeks neither personal glory nor gain. We are called to use what authority we may have in the world for the benefit of our brothers and sisters, not for the sake of stroking our own egos. It's easy to pat ourselves on the back for the good works that we do--to think that we are superior Christians, that others owe us a debt of gratitude, or that our names should be engraved on a public placard in some noteworthy hall. But Jesus calls us to a different standard--the one he himself exemplified through his life of service. At the same time, today's Gospel gives us cause to meditate upon our association with Jesus and what we hope to get out of it. Why are we Christian? Are we only after the glory of heaven? Are we afraid to publicly profess our faith when it might hurt our reputation? Or are we in this for the love of the Lord, who came into this world "to serve and to give his life as a ransom" for us? ©Liturgical Publications Inc. Deacon Corner: (By Deacon Al) Ofthe three apostles who comprised the inner circle of Jesus' disciples (Peter,James and John), we know the least about the apostle James. We do know,however, that the apostle James was the eldest brother of the apostle John andthat their father's name was Zebedee (their mother's name was Salome.) James,his brother John, Peter and Andrew were all partners in a fishing businessprior to being called by Christ Jesus to follow Him. Zebedee was, also, apartner in the business. Thereis some evidence that James was the first cousin of Jesus the Messiah and hadbeen acquainted with Him from infancy. It is believed that his motherSalome was the sister of Jesus' mother Mary. Notmuch is known of his ministry after Jesus' resurrection. It is believed,however, that he lived another 14 years before his martyrdom. In fact,the apostle James was the first apostle to suffer martyrdom. By order ofHerod Agrippa I, James was beheaded in Jerusalem about the feast of Easter, 44AD. Itis believed that within this 14 year period, James visited the Jewish colonistand slaves in Spain to preach the Gospel. Ithas been said that when the apostle James was led out to die, a man who hadbrought false accusations against him walked with him to the place ofexecution. He had doubtless expected to see James looking pale andfrightened but he saw him, instead, bright and joyous, like a conqueror who hadwon a great battle. The false witness greatly wondered at this and becameconvinced that the Savior in whom the prisoner by his side believed must be thetrue God or He could not impart such cheerfulness and courage to a man about todie. The man himself, therefore, became a convert to Christianity and wascondemned to die with James the apostle ( both were consequently beheaded onthe same day and with the same sword.) After-L.I.F.E. LIFE participants gathered to reflect together in the wake of so many shootings, bombings and other tragic acts of violence. Bishop Barron provided the morning’s insight in the form of a homily written the Sunday after 9-11. This is a quote from that homily “The attacks of September 11th have left us stunned and speechless. Yet our tradition brings the word of God to bear on even the darkest events. There are four mysteries that emerge from the tragedy: The mystery of wickedness; the mystery of the impermanence of the world; the mystery of salvation; and the mystery of forgiveness.…”Google the homily and listen to the entire Podcast. It will be worth your while. Baptism Preparation Sessions for registered parishioners wishing to baptize an infant or young child will be held on November 15th and 22nd Last day to register 11-1-15 Call Eileen to register 275-7962 ext 1113 EveryWoman The Everywoman book group meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday nights. Join us as we begin reading "A Path Appears" which is the follow up to Half the Sky. We will be using both the book and the DVD in our discussions. Please contact Eileen Brown at the office if you are interested. WINGS’ (Women In God’s Spirit)— WINGS meets every Wednesday morning at 9:45am in the church hall. All women are welcome! Please contact Sharon Harrison at 683-7199 for more information. CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS Elementary Sunday L.I.F.E. (Living In Faith Everyday). PLEASE!!! We are still in need of teachers for 2015/16 Religious Education sessions at 2:45pm and 4:30pm. (Training provided) We need at least two adults/teens per grade session and they must have VIRTUS training if they are 18 or older. (We can get you the training if you don’t have VIRTUS.) Contact Fran Kuzma in the office to help ext.1120. Children’s Liturgy of the Word is the opportunity for our children to experience the Word of God at their level. WE NEED MORE HELP!!! Contact Fran Kuzma at 275-7962 ext. 1120 to help. Parents: Year 2 of the Diocesan Evangelization Pastoral Plan is Focusing on the Domestic Church. “This means that it is in the context of the family that we first learn who God is and how to prayerfully seek God’s will for us.” Teach your children prayers at a early age. They can learn them as young as 2-4 years old. Talk to them about your faith and share how God has touched your life. Show them how to be caring to our neighbors by bringing none perishable items for the Outreach Center and signing up to different events and needs here at the church. (Men’s Shelter, Parish Picnic, Church Festival, VBS volunteer, Catechist for Religious Education or Children’s Liturgy, read the Word in church, be a Eucharistic Minister, etc…) Your example is what they will follow. EDGE/LIFETEEN This time we talked about the Beatitudes. We discussed the Beatitudes and how they are the way to happiness and the way to a life spent with the Lord. As people longing for true happiness, they are the surest path of holiness, the most direct route to living a life that is Christ-centered, as they are the very way that Christ loved us. It would be good to read the Beatitudes (Matthew 5:3-12) with your teen. Our next EDGE/ LIFETEEN session will be held Monday, Oct. 26th from 6:308:30pm. Our topic: Do’s and Don’ts: The Ten Commandments. INSTAN-TEEN-IOUS MESSENGING: We are launching a new approach that lets us inform you instantaneously of program updates, reminders or changes via text messaging. Here’s how it works: Text the message: @edgelt to 804-793-9971. This will register you for text alerts All young adults ages 18 and over are invited to attend RVA CONNECT at Saint Benedict Parish every Thursday from 6:00-8:30 pm. CONNECT begins with Mass at 6:00 pm followed by dinner and an activity. Confessions are offered from 7:30-8:30 pm. contact the Office for Evangelization at [email protected] for more infomation. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2015 JUSTICE & PEACE PARISH U. S. Catholic Conference of Bishops—usccb.org Pax Christi USA www.paxchristi.org Network—A Catholic leader in the global movement for justice and peace. http://www.networklobby.org The Men’s Shelter St. Augustine has had a monthly commitment to provide food and two people to serve the food to 30- 40 men. at the Men’s Shelter in downtown Richmond. Many parishioners have faithfully provided dinner on the 4th Sunday evening of the month for more than 20 years. Men’s Shelter ministry invites you to join the team!!!!! Contact Cliff Cole at 748-2533 for more information. Poor Box Breakfast Contact Kathy Jones at 748-5587 or [email protected] If you would like to help with set up or serving. Proceeds go to the food pantry. “When you saw me hungry” The Giving Tree Exciting news coming about this year’s “Tree” Watch for announcements soon!!!!!!! The FOOD PANTRY— THE BIG NEED THIS WEEK IS CANNED VEGETABLES; LAUNDRY DETERGENT AND SHAMPOO We are in constant need of bottled fruit juice canned fruit, canned peas, green beans, corn, mixed vegetables, tomatoes, and toilet paper. Dry beans, shampoo, bar soap, laundry detergent, toothpaste, rice, instant potatoes, Sunny D, syrup, pancake mix, grape and strawberry jelly ARE ALL EXAMPLES OF ITEMS WE ALWAYS NEED that can be purchased for just $1.00 at the Dollar Tree. Thanks for all your continued support. Saint Augustine’s Military and Peace Corps Prayer List—If you know someone who is in the military or Peace Corps and would like us to pray for them, please call 804-751-8618 or email me at grandmatexasbell@ aol.com Individual and Family Counseling is available at St. Augustine on Mondays with a counselor from Commonwealth Catholic Charities. Contact Ms. Rodriguez Perez at 804-285-5900 for an appointment. Fees are based on a sliding scale. MEDICAL SERVICES BON SECOURS CARE-A-VAN—At St. Augustine Church on Tuesdays 8am - 4pm. Please arrive early to get an appointment. This service is offered only to those who do not have medical insurance. CROSS-OVER–CLINIC—108 Cowardin Avenue, Richmond, VA 23224 Telephone 233-5016. SHERBOURNE METHODIST CHURCH—Mon. & Tues. 9:30am— 2:30pm. Tel: 233-5016 and 249-4004. 26195 Sherbourne Road. Richmond, Va 23237, off Jefferson Davis Hwy. WEEKLY STEWARDSHIP Year to Date Sacrificial Offerings: 10/11/15 Sunday/Holy Day $ 12,557 $ 212,435 Building Fund 419 31,516 Total Sacrificial Offerings $ 12,976 $ 243,951 Year to Date Budget ……………………… 276,000 Over/(Under) Budget ………………………. $ (32,049) Included above: Not Included above: Retired Religious $5 World Mission $90 LIFE The “SASSY” bunch, St. Augustine Seniors Staying Young, will meet on Thursday, October 22nd at 1:00pm in PC 1 - 2 for a Pot Luck Lunch and a movie. Please bring a dish to share. Any questions, please call Yvonne George at (804) 240-2185. NEW POLICY FOR MEETINGS AT ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH As God’s people, we know he loves children and seeing us do great things for one another. We are fortunate to have such a beautiful, grand facility to gather and do great things for one another, to share and spread his word. We are at a time in society that we must and should keep our children safe and protect all God’s children. Even in our holy place, we must be vigilant of our children’s whereabouts and keep them safe. It is VIRTUS policy (diocesan policy for protecting children) that no child be left unattended in the halls, commons, church, classroom or exterior of the buildings without an adult 18 years of age and VIRTUS certified. Please be advised that if you bring your child to a meeting, the child must be in the meeting room with you at all times and not sent outside, in the hallway or any other area of the facility. It is the responsibility of the meeting leaders to make sure any children brought to a meeting remain in the meeting room with you. Hall monitors and staff will open the door to accompany your children into your meeting room for their safety if they are found unaccompanied in the halls, different classroom, commons or exterior of the building. Thank you for helping us keep the children of St. Augustine Church safe. Call Caroline with questions or concerns 275-7962 Ext 1112 PARKING AT ST. AUGUSTINE… Please do not park in the Fire Lanes. Please notice the new “No parking in the fire lane sign by the tree in the lot near the covered walkway. Do not park along the opening to the field. All cars must be parked in designated, lined parking spaces. Cars not parked in designated areas may be subject to being towed at your own expense Fire lanes are there to allow fire trucks and emergency vehicles access to the complex if necessary. Call Caroline with questions or concerns.275-7962 Ext 1112 PARISH FYI Church Annulments: making the case. Are you a divorced Catholic seeking to marry again? Are you a divorced person planning to marry a Catholic? Pope Francis has mentioned possible changes in the Church’s ministry to folks like you, but come and see what can be done now and with an eye to the Holy Father’s recent changes. CENTRAL VIRGINIA: Diocesan Pastoral Center 7800 Carousel Lane Henrico VA Thursday, November 5 6:30pm – 8:30pm ROANOKE VALLEY: Our Lady of Nazareth Church 2505 Electric Road Roanoke, VA Wednesday, November 18 6:30pm—8:30pm TIDEWATER REGION: St. Pius X Church, 7800 Halprin Drive Norfolk, VA: Friday, November 6, 2015. 6:30 P.M. – 8:30 P.M. on For further information, call 804-355-9155. Sponsored by the Diocesan Tribunal. To register for one of the three workshops go to www.richmonddiocese.org/office/diocesan-tribunal. The registration deadline is Monday, November 2, 2015. PARROQUIA SAN AGUSTÍN DIA DE RETIRO Y SERVICIO DE SANACIÓN EN ESPAÑOL "El progreso de la vida espiritual: como saber si estás avanzando o retrocediendo - en la espiritualidad de San Juan de la Cruz y Sta. Teresa de Avila". El retiro será dirigido por el Padre Felipe Scott del Peru el 7 de noviembre 2015 en el gimnasio del colegio Mother of God en Gaithersburg, Maryland. El Padre scott es un asiduo invitado en EWTN. Donación $25. Para mayor información, por favor contactar a Vicky al 301-926-7014, ó Ana al 301 -258-5250, ó al email [email protected]. Reserve esta fecha Oficina del Ministerio Hispano Conferencia de Mujeres Women on the Way / Mujeres en Camino Sábado 21 de Noviembre De 8:00am—4:30pm El Refugio para Hombres NUEVAS NORMAS PARA LAS REUNIONES EN LA IGLESIA SAN AGUSTÍN Como pueblo de Dios, sabemos que El ama a los niños y también ve que hacemos grandes obras por los demás. Somos muy afortunados de contar con un maravilloso edificio para reunirnos y compartir la misericordia de Dios hacia nuestra comunidad y difundir su palabra para incrementar nuestra Fe. En esta Sociedad estamos en un momento que debemos mantener seguros a nuestros niños y proteger a todos los hijos de Dios. Incluso dentro de nuestra parroquia, debemos estar pendientes todo el tiempo sobre el paradero de nuestros hijos y mantenerlos seguros. El curso de VIRTUS (es un mandato diocesano para proteger a nuestros niños) dice que ningún niño debe quedar desatendido en los pasillos o cualquier área común de la iglesia, en el aula o en el exterior del edificio tiene siempre que estar con un adulto de 18 años de edad y en ciertos casos esta persona tendrá que estar certificado con VIRTUS. Por favor tenga en cuenta que si usted trae a su hijo a una reunión, el niño debe estar en la sala de reuniones con usted todo el tiempo y se prohíbe mandarlo fuera hacia los pasillos o en cualquier otra área del edificio. Es la responsabilidad de los coordinadores de reuniones de velar por la integridad y seguridad de nuestros niños. El personal que está encargado de controlar el orden, traerá a sus hijos con usted si se encuentran rondando en los pasillos o cualquier lugar de la iglesia. Gracias por ayudarnos a mantener a los hijos de la Iglesia de San Agustín La Iglesia St. Augustine ha tenido un compromiso mensual para proporcionar alimentos y dos personas para servir la comida a 30- seguros. 40 hombres en El Refugio para Hombres en el centro de Richmond. Muchos feligreses han proporcionado fielmente la cena, cada cuarto ESTACIONAMIENTO EN LA IGLESIA ST. AUGUSTINE domingo del mes por más de 20 años. ¡El ministerio del Refugio Por favor no estacione en las areas designado para los Para Hombres le invita para que se una al equipo! Favor de Camiones de bomberos. ponerse en contacto con Cliff Cole al 748-2533 para más Por favor fíjese en el rótulo nuevo (“No parking in the fire información. lane”) que está en el parquadero localizado al lado del arbol cerca de la entra de la oficina. No se estacione a lo largo de la aberPoor Box Breakfast tura para la grama. Todos los vehículos deben ser estacionados (Desayuno para Ayudar a los Pobres) en los aparcamientos designados. Los carros que no están esTercer domingo de cada més tacionados en las áreas designadas pueden llegar a ser remolcados Favor de ponerse en contacto con Kathy Jones al 748-5587 o a su propia cuenta. Los aparcamientos para bomberos (Fire lanes) [email protected] si desea ayudar con el arreglo del Salón para el están allí para permitir que camiones de bomberos y vehículos de desayuno o para servir la comida. emergencia tengan acceso a la Parroquia si es necesario. Las ganancias van para la Despensa de Comida. “Porque tuve hambre, y me disteis de comer” El Árbol de Regalos para los Niños Muy pronto vendrán noticias excitantes acerca del "Árbol" este año. ¡Vele por los anuncios muy pronto! LA DESPENSA DE COMIDA - LA GRAN NECESIDAD ESTA SEMANA ES VERDURAS ENLATADAS; DETERGENTES PARA EL LAVADO DE ROPA Y EL CHAMPÚ Necesitamos constantemente jugos de fruta en botella, frutas enlatadas, Vegetales enlatados: guisantes, frijolitos verdes, maíz, vegetales mixtos, tomates y papel higiénico. Los frijoles secos, champú, jabón, detergente para lavar ropa, pasta de dientes, arroz, papas majada instantáneas, Sunny Delight, jarabe para pancake , mescla para pancake, jaléa de uva y de fresa SON TODOS EJEMPLOS DE LOS PRODUCTOS QUE NECESITAMOS SIEMPRE y que se pueden comprar por sólo $1.00 en el “Dollar Tree”. Gracias por su constante apoyo. Consejería Individual y Familiar está disponible en la Iglesia St. Augustine los lunes con una consejera de la oficina de Commonwealth Catholic Charities. Favor de llamar a la Sra. Rodriguez Perez al 804-285-5900 para hacer una cita. *El costo se basa en los ingresos de la persona SALUD Y BIENESTAR Servicios Médicos gratuitos BON SECOURS CARE-A-VAN Ofrece atención médica gratuita. Estas clínicas móviles vienen a la Iglesia San Agustín todos los martes de 10am. a 4pm. Debe llegar temprano para conseguir la cita médica. Este servicio médico solo es ofrecido a las personas que no tienen seguro médico. CROSS-OVER –CLINIC Ofrece atención médica gratuita. Debe hacer cita previa. Dirección: 108 Cowardin Avenue, Richmond, VA 23224 Teléfono 233-5016. LA IGLESIA METODISTA SHERBOURNE Ofrece atención médica gratuita todos los lunes y martes de 9:30am. a 12:30pm. Tel: 233-5016 y 249-4004.Dirección: 26195 Sherbourne Rd. Richmond, Va 23237, a una cuadra de la Jefferson Davis Hwy. VIGÉSIMO NOVENO DOMIMGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO Mass Intentions — Intenciones de Misa Desea bautizar a su bebé? Las inscripciones para bautismos son todos los miércoles desde la 1pm hasta las 5:45pm en la oficina parroquial. Los padres deben estar inscritos como miembros de la parroquia. Por favor traiga con usted una copia del certificado de nacimiento del menor y la información de los padrinos. Para más información, recoga un folletos de bautismo en el área de Información. sábado, 17 de oct. domingo, 18 de oct. 5:30pm Warren Fedeé 8:30am McNeilly & Muschler Families 11:15am Deacon Gene Corrigan 1:15pm Feligreses 6:00pm Feligreses martes, 20 de oct. 9:00am Erma Clark miércoles, 21de oct. 12:15pm Theresa Brown Kimbrell jueves, 22 de oct. 12:15pm Sandra Chicas (Birthday) sábado, 24 de oct. 5:30pm Patty McGee Sofia Ramirez (Presentation - 3 yrs. Old) domingo 25 de oct. 8:30am Juan Manuel Ayala (Birthday) 11:15am Deacon Gene Corrigan 1:15pm Alonzo Gabriel 6:00pm Feligreses REFLEXIONES 29º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario Cada domingo Dios nos brinda una oportunidad más para comprender su palabra y sus acciones. Nos llena de su sabiduría y nos explica una y otra vez el significado del Reino de los cielos, y de cómo vivir en él. En esta ocasión, Santiago y Juan, hijos de Zebedeo, se acercaron a Jesús para hacerle una petición. Parece ser que estos dos discípulos andaban en una sintonía muy diferente a la propuesta por Jesús. Es posible también que los dos hermanos se sintieran incómodos al ver que Pedro les llevaba la delantera en cuestión de cercanía, así como admiración por lo acertado de sus respuestas en diálogos anteriores. Por lo tanto, Jesús de nueva cuenta les explica que él no triunfará sin antes haber pasado por la muerte de la cruz. ¿Te ha pasado lo mismo alguna vez? ¿Has pedido cosas a alguien sin ponerle atención a sus propuestas? ¿En qué sentido te pareces a Santiago y Juan? Las respuestas pueden ser muchas, pero la respuesta de Jesús es solamente una: "No saben lo que piden. ¿Podrán pasar la prueba que yo voy a pasar y recibir el bautismo con que seré bautizado?" (Mc 10, 38). La respuesta de Santiago y Juan fue afirmativa, aunque en el fondo no sabían lo que les esperaba. Y ahora nosotros, ¿hacemos todo lo posible por estar en los primeros lugares en el hogar, el trabajo, la escuela y la comunidad? Ser servidores, sin embargo, sería la respuesta acertada. Fijémonos lo que hacen los padres de familia: sirven con generosidad a sus hijos y lo mismo hacen entre esposos para llevar alegría y felicidad en sus vidas. Ser líder y ser el primero implica brindar servicio sin esperar recompensa alguna. ©Liturgical Publications Inc. Lecturas para la semana del 18 de octubre de 2015 Domingo: Is 53, 10-11/Heb 4, 14-16/Mc 10, 35-45 o 10, 42-45 Lunes: Rom 4, 19-25/Lc 12, 13-21 Martes: Rom 5, 12. 15. 17-19. 20-21/Lc 12, 35-38 Miércoles: Rom 6, 12-18/Lc 12, 39-48 Jueves: Rom 6, 19-23/Lc 12, 49-53 Viernes: Rom 7, 18-25/Lc 12, 54-59 Sábado: Rom 8, 1-11/Lc 13, 1-9 Domingo siguiente: Jr 31, 7-9/Heb 5, 1-6/Mc 10, 46 -52 ©Liturgical Publications Inc. 18 de octubre, 2015 1. Quiere celebrar sus Quince aquí en la Parroquia? Estos son los Requisitos: Ser miembros inscritos de la parroquia (no menos de 6 meses) y que atiendan con regularidad a la misa 2. Debe haber recibido los Sacramentos de Bautismo y Eucaristía. 3. Debe estar participando en el programa de Educación Religiosa RENOVACIÓN CARISMÁTICA Invitamos a toda la comunidad a la Asamblea que tenemos los sábados a las 7:00 pm. Ven y descubre el gran amor de Jesús. MINISTERIO DE JOVENES PARA CRISTO - JPC Dios esta levantado Jóvenes valientes y usándolos para sus propósitos...! Atiende al llamado que DIOS te hace Hoy!! ¡Recibe a Jesús en tu corazón, únete al Ministerio de Jóvenes para Cristo.! Ven y descubre el Amor de Dios desde tu Juventud. Nos reunimos todos los miércoles a las 7pm en el Salón Parroquial. Para más información hable con el coordinador del Ministerio Gustavo Pérez, o llame a la oficina Parroquial con Fidel Rubio al 804 275 7962. EMAÚS—Estamos invitando a todos ustedes a que se reúnan a nosotros para compartir el evangelio los miércoles de 7pm a 9pm en el salón #9. LIBRERÍA PADRE RICARDO SEIDEL Los invitamos para que nos visiten en el local que se encuentra en nuestro Centro Pastoral y compren Biblias, libros, rosarios, estatuas, música cristiana y muchos artículos religiosos. Gracias por su colaboración Para su enriquecimiento espiritual...Invitamos a los feligreses que visiten la Biblioteca/Salón de Leer del Nuevo Centro Pastoral durante las horas de la oficina 9:00am—4:00pm. COLECTA SEMANAL Ofrendas Sacrificatorios: Domingo/Día Sagrado Fondos para el Edificio Total de Ofrendas Sacrificatorios Presupuesto hasta la fecha Presupuesto Positivo/ (Negativo) Hasta la Fecha 10/11/15 $ 12,557 $ 212,435 419 31,516 $ 12,976 $ 243,951 ……………………… 276,000 ………………………. $ (32,049) No Incluido arriba: Religiosos Retirados $5, Misión Mundial $90
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