615 Vine Avenue, Roseville, CA 95678 Phone: (916)783

615 Vine Avenue, Roseville, CA 95678 Phone: (916)783

615 Vine Avenue, Roseville, CA 95678
Phone: (916)783-5211 Fax: 916-783-5212
E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.strosechurch.org
Parish Mission Statement
We, the family of St. Rose of Lima Catholic Parish, are called by virtue of our baptism and guided
by the Holy Spirit to be disciples of Jesus. As disciples of Jesus, we are dedicated to foster the
growth of God’s Kingdom on earth by praising God and living the Gospel values of love, justice,
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ July 31, 2016
SCHEDULE OF MASSES
Monday—Friday: 6:30 & 8 am; Wednesday eve. 6:30 pm (Spanish)
Saturday: 8:00 am
Saturday Vigil Masses: 5:00 pm, 7:00 pm (Spanish)
Sunday Masses: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 am; 12:30 pm (Spanish); 5:00 pm
Sacrament of Baptism: Pre-registration and Baptism classes are required. Please contact the office, (916) 783-5211 ext. 7013
Sacrament of Holy Matrimony: Please contact the office to schedule
a meeting with the Clergy at least 6 months in advance and before setting your date, (916) 783-5211
CONFESSION
Wednesday 5:00-6:00 pm
Saturday 3:00-4:30 pm
Quinceañeras: Please contact the office to schedule a meeting with the
Clergy at least 6 months in advance and before setting your date, (916)
783-5211
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Friday 8:30-4:30 pm
ADORATION and LITURGY OF THE HOURS
Saturday 7:00 am
PARISH CLERGY AND STAFF
(916)783-5211
Pastor
Fr. Joel Genabia
ext. 7012
Parochial Vicar
Fr. Antonio “Ace” Racela III ext. 7016
Pastor Emeritus
Fr. Michael Cormack
ext. 7008
Pastor Emeritus
Fr. Michael McKeon
ext. 7008
Deacons
Deacon Peter Silott
ext. 7008
Deacon Mark Van Hook
ext. 7014
Deacon Mike Turner
est. 7008
Liturgy Coordinator
Lynne Brys
ext. 7006
Religious Education—English Dona Gentile, Director
ext. 7010
Cathie Newman, Assistant ext. 7010
Religious Education– Spanish Frida Callejas, Coordinator ext. 7011
Coordinator of Youth Ministry Beckee Szumski
ext. 7004
Office Manager
Edie Sickman
ext. 7008
Bi-Lingual Secretary & Baptisms Stella Guzman
ext. 7013
Bookkeeper
Carmen Dizon
ext. 7017
Plant Manager
Martin Vargas
ext. 7005
Custodial Services
All Solutions Cleaning, Inc.
Ligia Popa, Rocio Vargas
ST. ROSE SCHOOL
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633 Vine Avenue, Roseville, CA 95678
Phone: (916)782-1161
Principal Suzanne Smoley
Transitional Kindergarten through 8th Grade
School Motto: St. Rose School exists to
bring our Catholic faith to life.
First Reading Reflection: Ecclesiastes 1:2; 2:21-23
Gospel Reflection: Luke 12:13-21
Today's readings fit together like three panels of a colorful mural called "Set Your Heart on the Kingdom." This first reading
insists that "All things are vanity!" For the author, vanity meant
"emptiness" or "straw." He is telling us that it is useless to set
out hearts on things that must be left behind when we die.
As so often happens, Jesus tells a parable because someone has
asked him a question. A man wants him to settle a squabble
about an inheritance, but Jesus will have no part of it.
Second Reading Reflection: Colossians 3:1-5, 9-11
In this reading we are reminded that the life of a Christian
should reflect the values of Jesus. "Seek what is above," we are
told. Put aside lies and idols and evil desires. Be formed in the
image of God. Live as though you truly believe in the kingdom,
or reign, of God that Jesus proclaimed.
Concern about money prevents people from focusing on the
reign of God. The parable of the rich farmer shows how foolish
it is to keep piling up possessions. Right when the greedy man
is gorging himself on food and drink, he dies. Death prevents
any chance of reform.
OFFERTORY & SECOND COLLECTIONS:
Make checks payable to St. Rose of Lima
Saturday/Sunday-July 30/31-Offertory/Missionary Cooperative
Appeal
SATURDAY, July 30, 2016
Italian Catholic Federation
8:00 AM
5:00 PM
Saturday/Sunday—August 6/7 —Offertory/Maintenance
Delores Hahn †
Diane
Jesus Quenga †
Nick & Cecilia
Oremos por aquellos que necesitan de nuestras oraciones
7:00 PM
Angelo Maraccini †
Smoley Family
Carolyn Smoley †
Smoley Family
Gino & Nancy Giovannoni †
Steve
Rosy Nicoletti †
Steve
10:30 AM
David Raimer, healing
Carmen
12:30 PM
Por la gente de nuestra parroquia
5:00 PM
People of Parish
9:00 AM
Saturday/Sunday—August 20/21—Offertory/Church in Latin America
Saturday/Sunday—August 27/28—Offertory
SUNDAY, July 31, 2016
7:30 AM
Saturday/Sunday—August 13/14—Offertory
Thank you for your donations - our Parish community
exists because of your support
CONTRIBUTIONS for June 2016
June, 2016—Offertory Sunday Collection— $ 56,526
June, 2016—Maintenance Sunday Collection—$ 5,506
June, 2016 (Offertory)—Faith Direct—$ 10,339
June, 2016 (Maintenance) - Faith Direct—$ 1,427
Total Contributions for June - $ 74,098
MONDAY, August 1, 2016
6:30 AM
Pray for those in the Hospital
and Nursing Homes
8:00 AM
Pray that the Homeless may
find food and shelter
Thank you for your generous support.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Jer 28:1-17; Ps 119:29, 43, 79, 80, 95, 102;
Mt 14:13-21
Tuesday: Jer 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22; Ps 102:16-21, 29,
22-23; Mt 14:22-36 or Mt 15:1-2, 10-14
Wednesday: Jer 31:1-7; Jer 31:10, 11-12ab, 13;
Mt 15:21-28
Thursday: Jer 31:31-34; Ps 51:12-15, 18-19; Mt 16:13-23
Friday:
Na 2:1, 3; 3:1-3, 6-7; Dt 32:35cd-36ab,
39abcd, 41; Mt 16:24-28
Saturday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 9;
2 Pt 1:16-19; Lk 9:28b-36
Sunday:
Wis 18:6-9; Ps 33:1, 12, 18-22;
Hb 11:1-2, 8-19 [1-2, 8-12]; Lk 12:32-48 [35-40]
TUESDAY, August 2, 2016
6:30 AM
Ruth Eusebio †
8:00 AM
Pray for our Holy Father
Rosalie
WEDNESDAY, August 3, 2016
6:30 AM
Pray for our Parish community
Pray for our Country
Oremos por nuestra comunidad
6:30 PM
parroquial
THURSDAY, August 4, 2016
Pray for our Clergy
6:30 AM
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
Pray for all Teachers preparing
to return to the classroom
Eucharistic Adoration
and Liturgy of the Hours
FRIDAY, August 5, 2016
Pray for those in need of our
6:30 AM
prayers
8:00 AM
Maxine Silott †
Saturdays at 7:00 AM
Deacon Pete
SATURDAY, August 6, 2016
Knights of Columbus
8:00 AM
Frances Jensen †
RoseMarie
5:00 PM
Oremos por aquellos que nece7:00 PM
sitan de nuestras oraciones
Celebrated in the Church every Saturday morning
starting at 7AM. This is a beautiful way to
participate in the Year of Mercy.
Together we’ll pray the Breviary Morning Prayer
and close with Benediction
“If then you were raised with Christ, seek what is above, where Christ is seated at the right hand of God.
Think of what is above, not of what is on earth.”
~ Colossians 3:1
Are you interested in becoming an Extraordinary
Minister at St. Rose of Lima Parish?
MISSIONARY COOPERATIVE APPEAL
Presentation and Second Collection
The Missionary Cooperative Appeal is an annual program in
which missionaries from around the world speak at each
parish. The goal of this appeal is to increase awareness of
missionary work and to raise funds to help missionary
organizations continue their evangelization efforts.
St. Rose welcomes Fr. Anthony this weekend
July 30th & 31st
HOSPITALITY SUNDAY
August 7th ~ Parish Hall
Join us for “Donut Sunday” after the morning Masses
on Sunday August 7th
Visit the Religious Ed Registration table to inquire
about the 2016-2017 programs
Hosted by Lambert Funeral Home
LUNCHES FOR THE HOMELESS
Thank you Dona, the Religious Education Office and
all the Volunteers who provide lunches for the less
fortunate in our community
Help us pack lunches after the 9:00 am Mass on Sunday
Dates: 7/31, 8/7, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28
DONATIONS always gratefully accepted
for this ministry that supports our brothers and sisters.
"Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion" is the formal
title of laypeople who distribute the Eucharist during Mass.
Our Liturgy Coordinator, Lynne Brys, is delighted to provide
anyone interested in serving as an Extraordinary Minister the
preparation needed at a time that is favorable for
both. Please prayerfully consider this beautiful
ministry. Then if you hear God’s call to serve as an
Extraordinary Minister please contact Lynne at
[email protected] or 916-783-5211 x7006
for more details.
PARISH LIBRARY
Hours:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
8:30 am to 12:30pm
Or stop by the Parish Office any
day during office hours, 8:30—
4:30
Location: Par ish House next to the Par ish Office
506 Marietti Way, Roseville
Parking: Park in the Church parking lot closest to the Office
and enter through the back yard gate off Vinewood
Ave.
St. Rose School
Pre-Kindergarten through 8th Grade
The School has openings in several classes between preKindergarten through 8th grade. If you are interested in
enrolling your child at St. Rose School for next school
year, please visit the school website,
http://www.strose.org, or contact Mrs. Weinreich at 916
-782-1161 ext. 101 or email: [email protected].
Drop off donations in the box outside the Religious Ed office
Please consider joining this rewarding ministry that welcomes
our fellow brothers and sisters as they arrive for Mass
on Sunday
Commitment is once a month at the Mass time
of your choosing. Our smiling faces are the
first ones that people see entering into God's
home. Just a simple smile and a friendly welcome is all you need to be able to do. We do
make a difference!
If you have any questions, please call Lynne 666-7348 or
Bobbie 784-1115.
SCHOOL NEWS
Scrip Program: Purchase after the 9:00 am Mass during
July and purchase in the school office beginning August 1st
August 9th: Parent Guild Used Uniform Sale and Ice
Cream Social, 3:00-7:00 pm in the Hall/Gym
August 15th: First day of school with School wide Mass at
9:30 am
Beckee Szumski
Coordinator of Youth Ministry
916-783-5211 ext.7004
Dona Gentile
Director of Religious Education
916-783-5211 ext.7010
Summer Sacrament Preparation Class
July 25 – Aug 4, 2016
Monday thr ough Thursday 9am – 11:30 am
Summer Session Completes: YEAR 1
requirements for First Communion
Summer Series: Altaration
High School Teens
Registration: $40 per child
Join us this summer for an awesome series that
will forever change the way you look at the Mass!
6-7:30 PM | PARISH YOUTH HOUSE
AUGUST 3
YOUTH MUSIC MINISTRY
FAITH FORMATION REGISTRATION
Event on August 7th
In the Parish Hall
th
Faith Formation - 4 yrs old through 5 Grade
Sunday classes 10:30am – 11:30am (beginning Oct. 2) or
Wednesday classes 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm (beginning Oct. 5)
Faith Formation - 6th Grade through 12th Grade
Edge (Jr. High) – Wednesday 6:30pm – 8:00pm
Life Teen (High School) – Sunday after 5pm Mass – 8 pm
*Including a Year 1 and Year 2 for those preparing to receive their
Confirmation
Summer Is Here …What A Great Time To Hang Out With
Other Teens at Church!
All are welcome to come to the Life Teen Music Ministry Rehearsal
Jam, here at St. Rose every Thursday, 6:30-8:00 pm. Stop by and
check us out… You may find you are being called to sing or share
your musical talents with the group. Come one, come all, teens,
young adults, young at heart and with a desire to praise God with
your musical talents.
For more information please contact Mark Lawler,
Youth Music Minister at [email protected]
or 916-215-2894.
Year 1 – youth attend either Edge or Life Teen
Year 2 - youth attend either Edge or Life Teen,
plus attend 12 Sunday classes star ting in the winter
Come to the hall on August 7th and find out more information or you can call the Religious Ed
Office 783-5211 Ext 7010 or email at
[email protected]
Forms are also available online
and in the Parish
Office
SENIOR PROGRAM
August 18th - Kick Off Night
August 25th - Bingo
Schedule
4:30 PM Faith Sharing (not on bingo night)
6:00 PM Dinner, donation $7
7:00 PM Program
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY
Women’s Retreat: August 18 – 21, 2016
It is time to register for the St. Rose of Lima
Women’s A.C.T.S. Retreat
If you are looking for a way to deepen your relationship with
Jesus Christ, renew yourself spiritually, give new meaning to
your prayer life and Sunday liturgies,
as well as build lasting friendships
with members of your community,
this retreat is for YOU.
Roundtrip transportation is provided.
The retreat begins Thursday evening. Send off is from St. Rose
Church where you will be driven to
the retreat center for a three night stay. On Sunday, you will
return to celebrate with the parish at the 10:30 am Mass.
Retreat applications are now available. Space is limited so don’t miss out! If you are feeling the nudge from the Holy
Spirit please take home an A.C.T.S. information brochure. If
you have questions Retreat Director, Veronica Ortiz and formation team are happy to help. Veronica can be reached at
[email protected] or 792-9319.
Respect Life Monthly Meeting: Aug 10th, @ 6:30 pm, at
1109 Terra Way, Roseville, CA 95661.(Joan Donohue at 916417-1071)
Sacramento Life Center Baby Shower August 13-14th:
We’ll be accepting new/used baby items and donations for
expectant/new mothers. Diapers are always appreciated!
Respect Life Mass: 2nd Satur day ever y month @8am,
"remember to wear your blue Respect Life tee shirts!"
Spiritual Adoption: Week 21 (about 5 months) - I'm not as
little as I used to be, just a few weeks ago. Now I weigh about
half a pound, or more, and I am about 10 to 12 inches long!
My umbilical cord carries about 300 quarts of fluid between
me and my Mom each day. That's where I get my food from!
Praying in front of Planned Parenthood on Sunrise Blvd
(next to Creek bridge) in Roseville: ever y Thur sday
@9am "JOIN US, RAIN OR SHINE, it is a CHRISTIAN
happening!"
UPCOMING EVENTS
August 20th: Diocese of Sacr amento Respect Life Leader ship Annual Gathering
September 11th: Bishop Gallegos Mater nity Home Dinner
A.C.T.S. is an acronym for Adoration - Community - Theology - Service
September 28 to November 6th: 40 DAYS FOR LIFE
November 12th: Sacr amento Life Center Salute to Life
Dinner & Auction
Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat: This ministr y holds r etr eats
for healing after Abortion. Their web site is rachelsvineyard.org. Our Respect Life Ministry is willing to sponsor a
parishioner who needs financial assistance. Contact Joan
Donohue at or 916-417-1071.
Walking in the Footsteps of Jesus
10 Day Pilgrimage to the Holy Land
November 8—17, 2016
Hosted by: Fr. Jovito Rata, Jr. and
Fr. Joel Genabia
Pilgrimage to include visits to the Sea of
Galilee, Nazareth, Mount of Olives, the Old City of
Jerusalem, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher,
and the Church of the Nativity
Cost is $3,599 per person from San Francisco
(air/land tour price is $2,899 plus $700 government
taxes/airline surcharges)
Tour Includes: Roundtrip air from San Francisco, First Class
Hotels, Breakfast and Dinner daily, Comprehensive sightseeing, porterage, Entrance Fees and much more!!
For a detailed brochure and more information contact: Carmen
Dizon or Fr. Joel Genabia:
Telephone: 916-783-5211 Ext. 7017 Email:
[email protected] or
[email protected]
Lighthouse Catholic Media Materials
Lighthouse Catholic Media has implemented a
price increase for the CDs, books, booklets, and
pamphlets available at the kiosk in the vestibule. In order to
continue to provide you these valuable materials regarding
our Catholic faith, we also need to increase the suggested
donation amounts.
Please be reminded that the materials displayed are made
available to you at cost – no profit is intended. The new suggested donations for materials are:
CDs
$4.00
Books
$5.00
Booklets
$3.00
Pamphlets
$.50
These prices are low compared to purchasing them on-line,
where you would also pay shipping and tax.
Look for new CDs, books, booklets, and
pamphlets in AUGUST
Bishop Soto offers reflection
from World Youth Day 2016
SAINTS of MERCY RELICS TOUR
The Saints of Mercy Relics are currently on tour at various parishes and schools in the Diocese of Sacramento.
The Tour includes 30 relics of saints, blessed from
Rome.
The Relics will be at St. Peter in Dixon on August 21st
Visit: http://scddec.org/yom-relics-tour for more information.
Pope Francis advances the sainthood cause for
Bishop Alphonse Gallegos, declared Venerable
Pope Francis recognized the
heroic virtues of the late Auxiliary Bishop Alphonse Gallegos
of Sacramento, California,
known as the "bishop of the
barrio" because of his work with
the marginalized and the
"lowrider bishop'' because of his
support for members of local
modified-car clubs.
He was particularly concerned
about the poor, un-catechized
young people, migrants and
other people who lacked support from the community, and he often spent
his summer vacations living with farmworkers in California's Central
Valley.
One of 11 children, he was born Feb. 20, 1931, in Albuquerque, New
Mexico, and grew up in the Watts area of Los Angeles. He did his seminary studies at the Tagaste Monastery in Suffern, New York, and was
ordained a priest for the Augustinian Recollects religious order in 1958.
Bishop Gallegos served as pastor for the San Miguel and Cristo Rey
parishes in the Los Angeles area and then moved to Sacramento in 1979
where he became the first director of the Division of Hispanic Affairs of
the California Catholic Conference. As founding director, he set in motion mobile pastoral teams for the state's farmworkers and a Spanishlanguage radio program to reach farmworkers in California and Mexico.
In 1981, St. John Paul II appointed him auxiliary bishop of Sacramento,
where he lived until his death in an automobile accident near Yuba City
Oct. 6, 1991.
While auxiliary bishop, he served as vicar general, vicar for the Hispanic
apostolate and vicar for ethnic communities in the diocese. He served at
both St. Rose Parish and Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish in Sacramento.
At the time, he had been the first Hispanic bishop in the California state
capital since 1861.
Born with a severe myopic condition and nearly blind, Bishop Gallegos
had a warm and friendly personality.
It was not unusual to find him on Friday and Saturday nights on Franklin
Boulevard in Sacramento talking to the drivers and owners of the area's
famed lowriders -- cars with modified suspension systems -- blessing
their cars and helping them with their problems and concerns. About 300
lowrider cars participated in a procession in his honor before his funeral
Mass.
Copyright ©2016 Catholic News Service / U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
I am beginning my reflections while still on the
plane to Frankfurt, Germany. The plane is only an
hour from Frankfurt, Germany, a transit point while
on the way to Kraków for the global gathering of
Catholic youth, World Youth Day. This will be the
15th convening of Catholic youth. It will be my
sixth. My first time was for the gathering in Rome for the Jubilee Year,
2000. I had only been a bishop for a few months. Initially, I had planned
to spend my summer differently. Bishop Todd Brown, of Orange County,
California, made clear what his plan for my summer was. I later appreciated his clear instructions to me. My pilgrimage to Rome that year was to
be the only time I would be in the presence of Pope John Paul II. I saw
the personal charism that would bring the Church to recognize his sanctity
and declare him a saint in 2014.
The youth who were so inspired by St. John Paul are now gathering in the
place where he was Archbishop before his election to the See of Peter.
Kraków is an ancient archdiocese that has witnessed the faith of the
Polish people tested by the capricious and callous course of history. The
shifting powers of Europe wrestled over her. Freedom for her people was
always precarious and therefore more precious.
The 20th century was particularly perilous time for Poland as well as all
of Europe. Epochal conflicts driven by a deadly concoction of nationalism
and ideologies dominated the continent. It was hard to imagine that history while rolling into Kraków after the long transatlantic sojourn. Shadows
of the past linger, giving each street and old building a curious mystery
while exuding the kind charm and natural hospitality of the Polish people.
Those dark, often painful memories are part of the fabric of memories.
The light and the shadows of the streets and buildings reflect the same
dimensions of the history of those who raised this ancient city along the
shores of the Wisla River.
Upon arriving at the hotel, I experienced the collision of personal fatigue
with the whirl of activities: check-in, registration, picking-up security
credentials, greeting other bishops, and a reminder that the bus for the
reception at the US Consulate would leave at 6:30 p.m.
The reception at the US embassy or local consulate has become a traditional part of the American program. The embassy is in Warsaw, the
capital of Poland. Kraków, being the second largest city in the country,
has a consulate. This was also an indication of the long and established
relationships between the US and Poland. That bond is largely the result
of a long history of immigration to the United States. For starters, Chicago is the second largest Polish city, worldwide, after Warsaw. I have
heard Polish on the streets of Chicago as often as I heard Spanish.
At the receptions, besides a good number of bishops from the United
States, there were many Polish guests. In my conversations with some of
them, I was given recommendations about what to see and how to get
there. I commented on the number of bicycles on the streets. I was told
this was a recent civic initiative. I explained the often rude relationship
between bikes and cars on the streets of Sacramento. In Kraków, it was
the same.
One Polish gentleman encouraged me to check out the Pope's window.
Seeing a perplexed look on my face, he explained. After Karol Wojtyla
was elected pope, when he returned to visit Kraków as John Paul II, he
would stay at the Episcopal residence. The Communist authorities at the
time would not allow any public events related to his visit. Crowds of
people defiantly gather in the plaza outside the residence. John Paul
would open a window and speak to the crowds from there. The gentleman
relating this story to me said he was only 14 years of age at the time. He
said the crowd was so large that the trams could not run. People lingered
in the plaza all night, singing and praying. John Paul would come out in
the early morning hours urging them to go home and rest. No one heeded.
They continued their protest. Their affection for the Polish Pontiff was
their motive, a very human instinct rebelling against a cold inhuman totalitarian climate. The gentleman prodded me, "Be sure to see that window."
It is now Tuesday morning. I'll be sure to check out the Pope's window.
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ July 31, 2016
“Teach us to number our days aright, that we may gain wisdom of heart.”
~ Psalm 90:12
YEAR OF MERCY - HOLY DOOR
PILGRIMAGE SITES
There are 13 pilgrimage sites designated in the Diocese of Sacramento. Please consider visiting one or all of these sites.
Please visit scddec.org/yom-pilgrimage-sites for a full lists of
the sites.
St. John Vianney Parish
Work of Mercy : Visit the imprisoned
Address: 10497 Coloma Rd, Rancho Cordova
Contact Number: (916) 362-1385
Pilgrimage Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm, Saturday
& Sunday
Christ the King Passionist Retreat Center
Work of Mercy: Counsel the Doubtful
Address: 6520 Van Maren Lane, Citrus Heights
Contact Number: (916) 725-4720
Pilgrimage Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm, Saturday
and Sunday
SAINTS’ DAYS & SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Monday:
Tuesday:
St. Alphonsus Liguori
St. Eusebius of Vercelli;
St. Peter Julian Eymard
Thursday: St. John Vianney
Friday:
Dedication of the Basilica of St. Mary Major
Saturday: The Transfiguration of
the Lord
Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Exhibit
Dedication of St. Mary Major Basilica
August 5th
First raised at the order of Pope Liberius in the mid-fourth century, the
Liberian basilica was rebuilt by Pope Sixtus III shortly after the Council of Ephesus affirmed Mary’s title as Mother of God in 431. Rededicated at that time to the Mother of God, St. Mary Major is the largest
church in the world honoring God through Mary. Standing atop one of
Rome’s seven hills, the Esquiline, it has survived many restorations
without losing its character as an early Roman basilica. Its interior
retains three naves divided by colonnades in the style of Constantine’s
era. Fifth-century mosaics on its walls testify to its antiquity.
St. Mary Major is one of the four Roman basilicas known as patriarchal cathedrals in memory of the first centers of the Church. St. John
Lateran (November 9) represents Rome, the See of Peter; St. Paul
Outside the Walls, the See of Alexandria, allegedly the see presided
over by Mark (April 25); St. Peter’s, the See of Constantinople; and
St. Mary’s, the See of Antioch, where Mary is supposed to have spent
most of her life.
One legend, unreported before the year 1000, gives another name to
this feast: Our Lady of the Snows. According to that story, a wealthy
Roman couple pledged their fortune to the Mother of God. In affirmation, she produced a miraculous summer snowfall and told them to
build a church on the site. The legend was long celebrated by releasing a shower of white rose petals from the basilica’s dome every August 5.
The basilica was fully restored in the 18th century. Its present facade
and most of its interior decorations date from this period. Even so, it
still contains elements from its ancient beginnings, including a number of marble columns and several fifth-century mosaics. It also features a 240-foot medieval bell tower, the highest in Rome.
The church finally was named St. Mary Major because it is the largest
and most eminent of all the 26 churches now in Rome named in honor
of the Blessed Mother. In 1969, following the Second Vatican Council, the name of the Aug. 5 celebration was revised to "The Dedication
of the Basilica of St. Mary Major."
You are invited to a special exhibition on the life of Blessed
Teresa of Calcutta August 1-13th at St. Rose Church,
5961 Franklin Blvd., Sacramento.
This exhibition is a tribute to Mother Teresa of Calcutta and
celebration of her canonization. There
are 72 photographic panels, noted in
Spanish and English, that take your
through her life and heroic way of
living and loving that is a source of
inspiration and hope for all.
For more information, call St. Rose
Church at 421-1414.
Saint of the Day; www.americancatholic.org and osv.org
Teléfono: 916-783-5211
Fax: 916-783-5212
615 Vine Avenue
Roseville, CA 95678
www.strosechurch.org
offi[email protected]
Declaración de Misión
Nosotros la familia de la Iglesia de Santa Rosa de Lima somos llamados por virtud de nuestro bautismo y guiados por el Espíritu Santo para ser discípulos de Jesús. Como discípulos
de Jesús nos dedicamos a fomentar el crecimiento del Reino de Dios en la tierra, alabando a
Dios y viviendo los valores Evangelicas de amor, justicia, perdón y servicio a los demás.
CONCIERNOS Ó PREGUNTAS
Si tiene preguntas ó conciernos sobre la comunidad
Hispana; favor de comunicarse con:
Jose Plata (760-449-8860)
Martin Vargas (916-969-3299)
Venacio De Los Santos (916-201-7083)
Padre Joel ó Padre Antonio (916-783-5211)
HORARIO DE MISA EN ESPAÑOL
Miércoles 6:30 PM
Sábado 7:00 PM
Domingo 12:30 PM
CONFESIONES
Miércoles 5:00-6:00 pm
Sábado 3:00-4:30 pm
HORAS de la OFICINA PARROQUIAL
Lunes-Viernes 8:30-5:00 pm
ADORACIÓN
Primer Viernes del mes Adoración a las 7:00 PM
LECTURAS DE HOY
Primera lectura — No pases la vida luchando por las
ventajas materiales (Eclesiastés 1:2; 2:21-23).
Salmo — Señor, ten compasión de nosotros
(Salmo 90 [89]).
Segunda lectura — Cr isto te ha r esucitado a una
nueva vida (Colosenses 3:1-5, 9-11).
Evangelio — Esté aler ta en contr a de toda ambición,
porque tu vida no consiste en las posesiones materiales,
sino en las riquezas del Reino de Dios (Lucas 12:13-21).
Soldados de Cristo cumplen los jueves en la C- habitación a partir de
las 7:00 PM
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Jer 28:1-17; Sal 119 (118):29, 43, 79, 80,
95, 102; Mt 14:13-21
Martes: Jer 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22; Sal 102 (101):16-21,
29, 22-23; Mt 14:22-36 o Mt 15:1-2, 10-14
Miércoles: J er 31:1-7; Jer 31:10, 11-12ab, 13; Mt 15:21-28
Jueves: Jer 31:31-34; Sal 51 (50):12-15, 18-19;
Mt 16:13-23
Viernes: Nah 2:1, 3; 3:1-3, 6-7; Dt 32:35cd-36ab,
39 abcd, 41; Mt 16:24-28
Sábado: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; Sal 97 (96):1-2, 5-6, 9;
2 Pe 1:16-19; Lc 9:28b-36
Domingo:Sab 18:6-9; Sal 33 (32):1, 12, 18-22; Heb 11:1-2,
8-19 [1-2, 8-12]; Lc 12:32-48 [35-40]
Lunes:
Salmo responsorial: Leccionario II © 1976, Comisión Episcopal de Pastoral Litúrgica de la Conferencia del Episcopado Mexicano. Usado con permiso. Todos los derechos reservados.
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE
EL PREMIO MAYOR
Parece cosa comúnmente aceptada hoy día que todo el mundo
quiere ganarse la lotería, ganar en el casino o ser millonario.
Esta actitud es similar a la de los primeros oyentes de la parábola del agricultor próspero que pensarían: Por supuesto. Él
tenía que buscar la manera de preservar su buena fortuna para
el futuro, para asegurarse una vida muelle, comiendo, bebiendo y gozando. Es exactamente la clase de vida que nos brindaría hoy el billete premiado, una buena mano de cartas o la respuesta correcta en el programa de TV. Estar rodeados por este
“sentido común” hace mucho más difícil escuchar hoy las
palabras de Cohélet, del salmista, de Pedro y de Jesús. Quizás
nos sonría la buena fortuna, quizás no. Pero si hacemos que
esa fortuna o su búsqueda sea el corazón, el centro mismo de
nuestra vida, viviremos para lamentarlo. No adquiriremos la
seguridad futura que perseguimos y perderemos el momento
presente por estar persiguiéndola.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Del 1o al 5 de agosto los capitalinos en El Salvador celebran
la fiesta del Salvador del Mundo, cuando recuerdan la Transfiguración de Jesús en el Monte Tabor. Como muchas fiestas
patronales en Latinoamérica esta semana está llena de carnavales y desfiles. La celebración principal es una procesión
religiosa con la imagen de Jesús, el Divino Salvador del mundo. La estatua de Jesús con sus brazos extendidos en bendición es llevada desde la Basílica del Sagrado Corazón hasta
la Catedral Metropolitana. Vestida de un rojo que recuerda su
pasión, la imagen es cargada sobre los hombros de una veintena de fieles. Al llegar a la catedral la imagen patronal es
puesta en una torre de más de 20 metros de alto. Eventualmente la estatua revestida de blanco aparece de una esfera
encima de la torre en medio de gritos, aplausos y cantos. Esta
esfera azul representa el mundo entero, mundo salvado por
Cristo. La transfiguración de esta imagen en San Salvador
recuerda la pasión y resurrección de Jesús, eventos claves que
han hecho de él, el Salvador del Mundo entero.
—Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, © Copyright, J. S. Paluch Co.
Decimoctavo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario ~ 31 de julio de 2016
Enséñamos a calcular nuestros años para que adquiramos un corazón sensato.
~ Salmo 90 (89):12
Primera lectura: Lectura del Eclesiastés (1,2;2,21-23)
¡Vanidad de vanidades, dice Qohelet; vanidad de vanidades, todo es vanidad! Hay quien trabaja con sabiduría, ciencia y acierto, y tiene que
dejarle su porción a uno que no ha trabajado. También esto es vanidad y grave desgracia. Entonces, ¿qué saca el hombre de todos los trabajos y
preocupaciones que lo fatigan bajo el sol? De día su tarea es sufrir y penar, de noche no descansa su mente. También esto es vanidad.
Segunda lectura: Lectura de la carta del apóstol san Pablo a los Colosenses (3,1-5.9-11)
Ya que habéis resucitado con Cristo, buscad los bienes de allá arriba, donde está Cristo, sentado a la derecha de Dios; aspirad a los bienes de
arriba, no a los de la tierra. Porque habéis muerto, y vuestra vida está con Cristo escondida en Dios. Cuando aparezca Cristo, vida nuestra, entonces también vosotros apareceréis, juntamente con él, en gloria. En consecuencia, dad muerte a todo lo terreno que hay en vosotros: la fornicación, la impureza, la pasión, la codicia y la avaricia, que es una idolatría. No sigáis engañándoos unos a otros. Despojaos del hombre viejo,
con sus obras, y revestíos del nuevo, que se va renovando como imagen de su Creador, hasta llegar a conocerlo. En este orden nuevo no hay
distinción entre judíos y gentiles, circuncisos e incircuncisos, bárbaros y escitas, esclavos y libres, porque Cristo es la síntesis de todo y está en
todos.
Evangelio Lectura: Lectura del santo evangelio según san Lucas (12,13-21)
En aquel tiempo, dijo uno del público a Jesús: «Maestro, dile a mi hermano que reparta conmigo la herencia.»
Él le contestó: «Hombre, ¿quién me ha nombrado juez o árbitro entre vosotros?»
Y dijo a la gente: «Mirad: guardaos de toda clase de codicia. Pues, aunque uno ande sobrado, su vida no depende de sus bienes.»
Y les propuso una parábola: «Un hombre rico tuvo una gran cosecha. Y empezó a echar cálculos: "¿Qué haré? No tengo donde almacenar la
cosecha." Y se dijo: "Haré lo siguiente: derribaré los graneros y construiré otros más grandes, y almacenaré allí todo el grano y el resto de mi
cosecha. Y entonces me diré a mí mismo: hombre, tienes bienes acumulados para muchos años; túmbate, come, bebe y date buena vida." Pero
Dios le dijo: "Necio, esta noche te van a exigir la vida. Lo que has acumulado, ¿de quién será?" Así será el que amasa riquezas para sí y no es
rico ante Dios.»
Apelación de Cooperación para las Misiones
30 de y 31 de julio
La Apelación de Cooperación para las Misiones es un programa
anual en el cual misioneros de todo el mundo hablan en cada parroquia. El objetivo de esta apelación es para aumentar el conocimiento del trabajo de misioneros y para recaudar fondos para ayudar a
las organizaciones misioneras en su esfuerzo de evangelización.
En la Diócesis de Sacramento, 48 diferentes misiones fueron seleccionadas este año para que cada una hable en dos parroquias. Santa
Rosa le da la bienvenida a el Padre Anthony el fin de semana del 30
y 31 de Julio.
Las inscripciones para la Catequesis Hispana
Periodo de inscripciones será del 1ero. al 15 de Agosto en los
siguientes horarios:
Lunes y Miércoles
Martes y Viernes
Sábados
Domingos
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
6 y 13 de Agosto después de misa de 7:00 p.m.
7 y 14 de Agosto después de misa de 12:30 p.m.
La cuota anual por estudiante es de $75. A partir del segundo
estudiante la cuota es de $45 siempre y cuando sean hermanos
(plan de pagos disponible)
IMPORTANTE: Al momento de la inscripción es necesario traer el paquete completo, los documentos y la cuota anual. Puede
recoger el paquete de inscripción en la
oficina parroquial
Deseas tener una RELACIÓN PERSONAL con el Señor?
¿ Experimentar su AMOR incondicional?
! Aprender a ORAR con la palabra de Dios, la Biblia?
! Aprender y practicar el PERDÓN?
! Recuperar el sentido de la vida y la alegría de vivir?
EL TALLER DE ORACIÓN Y VIDA TE OFRECE
LAS HERRAMIENTAS
TE INVITAMOS A VIVIR UN TALLER DE
ORACIÓN Y VIDA
Iniciación:
Viernes, 12 de Agosto
Horario:
7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Lugar:
Iglesia Santa Rosa de Lima
Información: Guadalupe Espinosa
916 276 4372 celular
PLATICAS PRE - MATRIMONIALES
Las plá cas pre-matrimoniales comiénzan el Lunes 29 de
Agosto y termínan el 17 de Octubre.
Las clases serán los lunes de 7:00 pm a 8:30 pm
Tendremos información general el Miercoles 24 de Agosto
déspues de la Misa de 6:30 pm
Para mas información llamar a:
Oficina de la Iglesia (916) 783-5211
(hacer cita con el Padre Antonio)
Tony Or z (916) 749-9897
Verónica Or z (916) 792-9319
Ministires & Organizations of St. Rose Parish
Advisory Council & Committee
Asesoría y Liderazgo en Español
Parish Finance Council
John Pittman
783-8643
Parish Pastoral Council
John Haluck
786-6423
Building Committee
Gary Magonigal
783-5971
Coordinador General
José Plata
709-449-8860
Secretaria
Dulce Vargas
969-3897
Gente Puente
Venancio De Los Santos
201-7083
Liturgia y Adoración
Liturgy & Worship
Liturgia Comité Coordinador
Rocio y Martin Vargas
969-3299
Secretaria y Lectores
Olimpia Prado
365-3179
Altar Servers
Lynne Brys
783-5211 x7006
Altar Society
Cecilia Aguon
773-6495
Arts & Environment
Marlene Mesich
784-8533
Ministros Extraordinarios
Rocio y Martin Vargas
969-3299
Children's Sunday Mass
Dona Gentile
783-5211 x7010
Sacristanes
Martha Y Juan Carlos Valdes
751-6112
Monaguillos
Gerardo y Martha y Arturo
Ramirez
723-4829
Bienvenida y Bienestar
Guillermo Contreras
899-3011
Colecta
Ramón Tellez
770-5395
Orden y decoro del tempo
Martin Vargas
969-3299
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist Lynne Brys
783-5211 x7006
Filipino Choir
Jose Namoc
707-561-6775
Lectors
Roger Anderson
773-5042
Youth Music Ministry Leader
Mark Lawler
215-2894
Liturgy Committee
Lynne Brys
783-5211 x7006
Journey in the Spirit Ministry
Barbara Turner
624-5956
Music Ministry
Lynne Brys
783-5211 x7006
Coro de Niños
Edgardo Maldonado
673-8710
Ushers
Ed Silva
408-2424
Coro de Adultos
Jorge Rivera
223-2448
Grupo de Oración
Verónica Castro
667-4644
Faith Formation & Education
Bible Jam
Chris Keller
792-4656
Coordinator of Youth Ministry
Beckee Szumski
783-5211 x7004
Formación en la Fe y Educación
Coordinador de Catequesis
Frida Callejas
783-5211 x7011
Religious Ed/Faith Formation
Dona Gentile
783-5211 x7010
RCIA
Dona Gentile
783-5211 x7010
Matrimonios para Cristo
Tony y Verónica Ortiz 749-9897
St. Rose School
Suzanne Smoley
782-1161
Karen Grehm
624-7274
Pre-cana curso prematrimonial
Tony y Verónica Ortiz 749-9897
St. Rose Adult Bible Study
Vacation Bible Camp
Dona Gentile
783-5211 x7010
Pre-Bautismal Sólo en la clase Juan Carlos
Amezquita
783-5211 x7013
Baptismal Preparation
Stella Guzman
783-5211 x7013
Solidaridad Social
968-1473
Grupo de Oración
Veronica Castro
667-4644
Soldados de Cristo
Martin Vargas
969-3299
Rosario de Amor Guadalupano
Rocio Vargas
969-3299
Coro – Grupo de Oración
Edgardo Maldonado
673-8710
Talleres de Oración y Vida
Guadalupe Espinosa
276-4372
Carmen Cuellar
Spirituality & Prayer
ACTS
George Hatten
Marianne Platt
916-772-5280
916-769-0454
Beginning Experience
Marie Alfuso
835-2282
Associates of Carmelites of Mary Carmen Sandow
Immaculate
782-8064
Charismatic Prayer & Praise
Chris Keller
792-4656
Couples for Christ FFL
Felipe & Anne Lopez 908-591-9278
Handmaids for Family & Life
Connie Munoa
784-0734
Prayer Line
Virginia DeBenardi
208-4971
Rosary Makers
Carolina Fregoso
Elva Valasek
645-7353
215-3080
Devotions
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Wally Mart
Agatha Collins
781-2821
782-2073
St. Jude
Shirley Kelly
408-7683
St. Mary Prayer Group
Maria Kader
412-5154
Parish Ministries & Organizations
Oración y Devoción
Social Outreach
Front Door Ministry
Diane Russell
783-5211 x7009
Health Ministry
Bobbie Mazas
784-1115
Homeless Lunches
Dona Gentile
783-5211 x7010
Respect Life
Joan Donohue
Robin Van Hook
417-1071
837-8059
Affiliated Organizations
Engaged Encounter
Bob & Trish Vlasak
786-3244
The Gathering Inn
Tom Battaglia
729-7252
772-6833
Lazarus Project
David Loya
Bereavement
Mickie Thompson
782-3324
St. Vincent de Paul
Tom Stanko
781-3303
Senior Fellowship Ministry
Dona Gentiile
783-5211 x7010
What Would Jesus Do
Rich Fogarty
772-1180
New Evangelization Ministry
Mary Christine Amurao
390-9682
Italian Catholic Federation
Tony Barsotti
952-8195
Welcoming Ministry
Bobbie Mazas/Lynne Mellberg
784-1115/6667348
Knights of Columbus
Manny Diaz
367-2628
Retrouvaille
800-470-2230