Jesus, Our Risen Savior Jesus, Our Risen Savior

Welcome to
Jesus, Our Risen Savior
Catholic Church
2575 Reidville Road
(864) 576576-1164
30th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Clergy
Pastor
Fr. Frank Palmieri, CRM
Parochial Vicar
Fr. Ted Kalaw, CRM
Parish Life Facilitator
Deacon Robert M. Sturm
Spanish Ministries
Fr. Oscar Borda Rojas
Pastor Emeritus
Fr. Eugene A. Leonard
Retired Administrator
Fr. Charles J. Snopek
Ministry to the Sick & Shut-Ins
Deacon Paul Shook
Mass Schedule
Weekends
Saturday Vigil: 5:00pm
Sundays:
8:00 am
10:00 am
12:00 noon
4:30 pm (en espanol)
Daily
Monday - Friday:
12:00 noon
Adoration
Monday - Friday:
11:00 am
Reconciliation
Saturday:
3:30 - 4:30 pm
or by appointment.
Spartanburg, SC 29301
www.jors.cc
OCTOBER 24, 2010
SACRAMENTS
Contact Deacon Robert
Sturm, 576-1164, ext. 103, for
classes and registration. You or your
parents must be registered members
of our parish and actively practicing
our faith. Baptism classes are to be
announced in the bulletin.
BAPTISM:
MARRIAGE: Contact Fr. Frank Palmieri at least six months before your
proposed marriage date. You must
be registered members of our parish
for at least six months and actively
practicing our faith.
If you or a
loved one is sick, please contact the
parish office.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK:
R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation
of Adults): Anyone interested in
becoming Catholic, please call the
parish office.
PARISH STAFF
Director of Religious Education
Nancy M. Cormack
Director of Youth Ministry
Alison Efimetz
Outreach
Pat Weiss
Parish Secretary
MJ Weiskircher
Financial Secretary
Debbie Thelen
Maintenance
George Bleakley
CATHOLIC MEDIA
All parishioners are encouraged
to listen to Catholic radio regularly and
watch the quality programming on the
global catholic television network, EWTN
(Eternal Word Television Network) on
these stations:
WCKI – 1300 AM radio or
www.catholicradioinsc.com
SIRIUS “SATELLITE” RADIO - Channel 159 (The Catholic channel)
“SIRIUS” SATELLITE RADIO—
Channel 160 (EWTN)
Charter Cable channel - 100 (EWTN)
Direct TV channel - 370 (EWTN)
Dish Network channel– 261 (EWTN)
Catholic news: www.headlinebistro.com
“XM” Satellite Radio—Chanel 117(The
Catholic Channel)
30th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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Frankly speaking...
A Special Intention: John Poole, a respected member of the parish, for personal reasons, has recently resigned his positions in liturgical ministry, as chair of the Parish
Council, member of the Finance Committee, and member of the Spiritual, Life and
Worship Committee . I would like to extend a special thanks to John for his service to
JORS and ask you to please offer prayers for him and his family.
E X EGESIS
The readings for the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time focus on the theme of
prayer. Today we hear of the importance of humility and sincerity in our prayer life.
The first reading is taken from the Book of Sirach, a book belonging to Israel’s
wisdom traditions. Written about two hundred years before the birth of Christ by a sage
living in Jerusalem, the Book of Sirach has a major focus on moral instruction. Today’s
reading speaks to God’s equal justice for all and God’s partiality for the weakest and most
vulnerable in society, especially the orphan and the widow. Sirach also tells us that God
hears and responds to the prayers of all those who serve him “willingly.” Most importantly, our Jewish sage connects one’s sincerity of heart with the effective transmission of
our prayers of petition to God.
The Gospel reading for today is the parable of the Pharisee and tax collector. Once
again, this is a parable found only in the Gospel of Luke. And it follows immediately after
the parable of the persistent widow heard last Sunday. Both parables discuss prayer, but
whereas the parable of the persistent widow was directed to the disciples, this Sunday the
parable of the Pharisee and tax collector is directed to the crowds, especially those selfrighteous in the crowds. Jesus juxtaposes what many in the crowd would have readily acknowledged as the extremes on the social and religious continuum acceptable to God: the
Pharisee and the tax collector. Like the sage Sirach before him, Jesus focuses on the sincerity and humility of heart in one’s prayer life. We also learn from Jesus another dimension
to prayer. An authentic prayer life begins by a sincere examination of conscience, as evidenced by the tax collector, “O God, be merciful to me a sinner.” By focusing on oneself
rather than the other (as seen by the Pharisee’s prayer), a sense of humility is cultivated
within. It is humility in prayer that is pleasing to God, and leads to justification and forgiveness of sins.
Our second reading for today concludes a series of seven Sundays that have been
taken from Paul’s First and Second Letter to Timothy. Today’s reading from Second
Timothy includes some of Paul’s parting words to Timothy. In the first half of the reading,
Paul emphasizes to Timothy the importance of his fidelity of faith in Christ: “I have competed well; I have finished the race; I have kept the faith.” Still present in this letter is the
anticipation of the second coming and rewards for fidelity: “the crown of righteousness
awaits me” and “the Lord, the just judge, will award me on that day…of his appearance.”
In the second half of the reading, Paul speaks more specifically to some of his disappointments as he fought for the faith: “At my first defense no one appeared on my behalf, but
everyone deserted me.” This is likely a reference back to an incident mentioned earlier in
his letter, where he was deserted in Asia, even by the leaders of the Christian communities
in the area, Phygelus and Hermogenes (see 2 Timothy 1:15-16). But Paul is quick to offer
his forgiveness: “May it not be held against them!” Rather than dwell on the disappointment, Paul chooses to focus on the presence of the Lord that he felt in his time of trial.
Paul offers for us a model of humility and sincerity in our prayer life. To Timothy,
Paul offers his own examination of conscience and rather than focusing on the other, Paul
turns inward and focuses on the strength and confidence in his relationship with the Lord.
Dr. Daniel Scholz
OCTOBER 24, 2010
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Mass Intentions for the Week of
October 25 through October 31, 2010
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Mon., 10/25, noon, for the membership of St.
Michael’s Pious Union.
Tues., 10/26, noon, for the membership of St.
Michael’s Pious Union.
Wed., 10/27, noon, for the membership of St.
Michael’s Pious Union.
Thu., 10/28, noon, for the membership of St.
Michael’s Pious Union.
Fri., 10/29, noon, for the repose of the souls of
Anne and Walter Losée.
Sat., 10/30, 5 PM, for the repose of the souls of
Bob and Mary Fulkerson.
Sun., 10/31, 8 AM, for religious vocations
throughout the world.
10 AM, the repose of the soul of Cleofas Arce.
12 PM noon, for the repose of the soul of
Augusta Travers.
FINANCES
Weekend of:
October 16 and 17
Attendance: 1540
Offertory...................... $10, 496.74
BSA ...................................... $36.00
Building .................................$9.00
HVAC: ................................. $46.00
Mission Sunday ................... $23.00
Thank you for your generosity!
Readings for the Week
October 24 - October 30, 2010
Sunday:
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sir 35:12-14, 16-18; Ps 34; 2 Tm 4:6-8; Lk
18:9-14.
Monday:
Eph 4:32-5:8; Ps 1; Lk 13:10-17.
Tuesday:
Eph 5:21-33 or 5:2a, 25-33; Ps 128; Lk 13:18-21.
Wednesday: Eph 6:1-9; Ps 145; Lk 13:22-30.
Thursday: Saints Simon; Jude, apostles, Eph 2:19-22; Ps 19; Lk 6:12-16.
Friday:
Phil 1:1-11; Ps 111; Lk 14:1-6.
Saturday:
Phil 1:18b-26; Ps 42; Lk 14:1, 7-11.
Remember the sick of our
Parish:
Angelo Marty Becker,
Rebecca Bernard, Rhonda Boswell,
Carlo Brito, John Butler, Joanne
Campana, John Clark, Wayne
Coleman, Nancy Cormack, Jo
Curcio, Charles Dalbec, Angie
Donatelli,, Anne Drugan, Bartek
Dudek, Dale Evans, Mary Jane
Feagans, Al Fleck, Henry Foust, Ilia
Gomez, Paul Gorski, Steve
Guilfoyle, Gisela Kaska, Thomas
Kenneally, Maria King, Buz Kuzan,
Mike Kuzan, Kay McGreal, Elmo
Neil, Paul Norris, Mary & Paul Ondrus, Dale Pallam, Nancy Peters, Go
Suan Pieng, Caroline Dy-Go, John
Pollock, Ellen Ponter, Mary Elizabeth Rhoads, Don
Risenhoover, Msgr. Joseph Roth,
Ron Schaffer, Joe Schachner, Betty
Sloan, Diane Tierney, Ellen Trageser, Tina Turon, and Ed Weidler.
Additionally, please pray for Sam
Arnone, Grand Knight at St. aul’s.
Lord, hold our troops in your
loving hands. Protect them as
they protect us. Bless them and
their families for the selfless acts
they perform for us in our time of
need. We ask this in the name of
Jesus, Our Lord, and Savior.
Amen.
LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR OCTOBER 30 & 31
Mass
EMs
5:00 G. Bentley
Lectors
Sacristan
10:00
12:00
Altar Servers
L. Meyer
J. Painter
P. Klapper
J. Riccio
R. Kreczmer
J. Meyer
J. Patin
N. Breon
C. Clark
N. Dereng
M. Falk
E. Hoffman
M. Zollinger
J. Driscoll
M. Walsh
S. Jennings
R. Adams
F. Falk
S. Gammons
K Kolodziejczyk
A. McVey
G. McVey
J. McVey
M. Guilfoyle
B. Hannouche
T. Osment
D. Stith
T. Tanner
M. Weathers
R. Edmund
C. Hannouche
G. Clements
R. Cisler
C. D’Annunzio
C. Miller
G. Towery
N. Hannouche
A. Hannouche
G. Ward
K. Beerman
B. Folkman
A. Folkman
T. Guido
R. Pankey
K. Stravalo
R. Meyers
M. Ramos
J. O’Brien
D. Painter
A. Riccio
J. Santaniello
M. Santaniello
8:00
Ushers
A. Guido
M. Osborne
M. Pankey
F. Ramos
C. Pankey
If you or a member of your family is
serving in the military, please send
us the name, rank, and location. We
would like to include them in our
bulletin and our prayers.
Evan Butler, Sr. Airman,
Afghanistan
Daniel d’Entremont, Sgt., Korea
Patrick Finucane, Sgt.,
Afghanistan.
Adam Holley, Cpl., Afghanistan
Manuel Ramirez, Maj., Iraq
Ann Sage, Cpt., Ft. Huachuca, AZ
Joseph Sage, Cpt. Ft. Huachuca,
AZ
Francisco Silva, Afghanistan
Tanner Spry, Captain,
Fort Knox, NY
Letesha Towery, Pvt., Spec, Korea
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30th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
MONDAY 10/25
UPCOMING WEEK AT 11:00 AM Adoration
12: PM Mass
JORS:
6:30 PM Catechist Training
6:30 PM Girl Scouts
6:30 PM Cub Scouts
7:00 PM RCIA
7:00 PM Youth Choir
7:00 PM Parish Life Com.
Baptism Classes will be held at 7:00 on Thursdays,
11/18, and 12/16. For more information, contact Deacon Bob Sturm, ext. 103.
Are you being called to be an altar server? There
are only two requirements: 1) you must have made
your 1st Holy Communion; and 2) you must be able to
fit into the altar server albs. Interested? Practice sessions are scheduled for Wednesday evenings @ 5:30
PM when RE classes are in session. The adult trainers
are below, listed by the masses they usually attend.
Ray Diaz (Spanish, 4:30 Mass), 476-3847
Brian Folkman, (10:00 and 12:00 Masses), 3578612
• Nicholas Hannouche, (10:00 and 12:00 Masses),
592-0444
• Bobby Slatz, (5:00 and 8:00.Masses), 376-4995.
Contact a trainers when you are called to serve.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary will be in the gathering space next
week taking pre-orders on popular items for their
upcoming bake sale, November 20 and 21. Pre-order
items are pumpkin rolls, apple pie (regular or sugarfree), and apple strudel. All pre-orders are $15. A $7
deposit is required. Pick-up will be the weekend of the
sale. We will have a complete selection our wonderful
homemade goodies available on November 20 and 21.
Grief Share. Please join us for a Christian focused
support program for those who are grieving the loss of
a loved one. Grief Share is a video Series with discussion. The group meets every other Thursday evening at
7:00 pm. Meetings through January are, 11/4, 11/18,
12/2, 12/16, and 1/13/11. For further information, contact Nancy Dereng, 404-7183.
TUESDAY 10/26
10:30 AM Prayer Grp.
11:00 AM Adoration
12:00 PM Mass
WEDNESDAY 10/27
9:30 AM Women’s Bib. St.
11:00 AM Adoration
12:00 PM Mass
6:30 PM RE
6:00 PM Ad Altare Dei
6:30 PM Spanish Catechism
6:30 PM RE
7:00 PM Contem. Prayer Grp. 7:00 PM HS Lectors
7:00 PM Spanish Catechesis
40 Days for Life welcomes Damon Owens, national spokesman for L.E.A.R.N. (Life, Education, and Resource Network) - the national network of independent AfricanAmerican pro-life organizations. Mr. Owens will speak at
St. Joseph’s Catholic School, Greenville, on Tuesday, November 2 at 6:30 pm. Donation: $10 per person. Contact
Valerie Baronkin, 864-297-8838 or Mary Cotter, 864-2971941 for more information.
Kairos Prison Ministry. The ministry is holding a prisoners’ retreat at the Allendale Correctional Institution November 11-14. During the retreat, the ministry provides the attendees with bags of cookies accompanied by Scripture
verses. Because Kairos is a volunteer ministry, they would
appreciate the donation of 7000 cookies from area parishes.
There are specific requirements for the donation of the cookies. If you would be able to participate by donating 1 dozen,
fresh baked cookies to the ministry, you may contact Pam
Rice Amisano, 680-0765. Details for preparing and packaging the cookies can be found in a flyer on the literature table
in the gathering space.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter. "Sing to the Lord a new
song, for He has done wondrous deeds." Let God work wondrous deeds in your Marriage. The next Worldwide Marriage
Encounter Weekends are Feb. 25-27, 2011 in Myrtle Beach
and June 10-12, 2011 in Columbia. Early registration is
highly recommended. For more information or to register
online, visit our website at.wwmes4.org or call Tom &
Kathy Lensie at 864-576-0416.
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OCTOBER 24, 2010
THURSDAY 10/28
11:00 AM Adoration
12:00 PM Mass
6:30 PM Women’s Bib. St.
7:00 PM Regnum Christi
7:00 PM Men’s Bib. St.
7:00 PM JH Youth Group
7:00 PM Grief Share
7:00 PM St. Vincent de Paul
FRIDAY 10/29
10:00 AM Homeschoolers
11:00 AM Adoration
12:00 PM Mass
7:00 PM Spanish Div. Mer.
7:00 PM Spanish Singles
7:00 PM Couples for Christ
Saint Michael's Pious Union Mass Cards
For many years, the Adorno Fathers have sponsored a
purgatorial society under the patronage of St. Michael,
the Archangel. Membership in the St. Michael’s
Pious Union brings a host of spiritual benefits to the
souls who are enrolled.
•
One Mass is celebrated each weekday for the
Happy Repose of all those enrolled;
•
Four additional Masses throughout the year on
Christmas, Easter, St. Michael’s Feast (September
29th), and All Souls Day;
•
Additional remembrances in the spiritual work of
the Adorno Fathers, such as the Divine Office and
the prayers of our seminarians throughout the
world.
•
SATURDAY 10/30
The use of the St. Michael’s Pious Union Mass
cards can be both a convenient and fitting way to
help you express your sentiments to friends and
relatives when the occasion arises, as well as an
appropriate way of supporting the work of the
Adorno Fathers.
For more information, contact the office.
Turkey Run! Join us for the third-largest 5K walk/run
in the state and burn off those Thanksgiving calories
before you've even consumed them! Sponsored annually
by the Knights of Columbus, this year's proceeds will
benefit MUSC Children's Hospital, Hospice of Charleston and Boy Scouts of America. Race begins at 9 am
and Children's Run kicks off at 10 am at Marion Square
Park. Stick around after the race for food, fun and music
by Blue Dogs. Visit www.turkeydayrun.com for more
information or friend us on Facebook!
3:30 PM Reconciliation
5:00 PM Mass
7:00 PM Spanish Singles
7:00 PM Spanish Rosary
SUNDAY 10/31
8:00 AM Mass
9:00 AM Confirmation
10:00 AM Mass
11:00 AM RE
12:00 PM Mass
3:30 PM Boy Scouts
4:00 PM Mass (en espanol)
6:30 PM Teen Bible Study
Outreach
Thank you to everyone who donated to our Food Pantry
last weekend. I have enough condiments for now, but I
still need canned meat (beef stew, hash, spam). I could
also use plain or meat flavored spaghetti sauces, jelly,
macaroni (shells, rotini), mac 'n cheese, and flavored or
plain rice. As always, anything you bring will be greatly
appreciated. Thank you all for what you do for our parish
and this ministry.
I also would like to know if there are parish families that
need to be on our Advent Giving Tree this year. If you,
or someone you know, would benefit from this, please
call and make an appointment to stop by and fill out the
paperwork at the Outreach Office. Of course, this will be
kept strictly confidential.
Cub Scout Pack 79. Pack 79 Dragon Patrol (Den 3) request
your help in a service project. We would like you to save
your soda can tabs for us. We will donate them to the
Ronald McDonald House. You can find the container on the
literature table in the gathering space.
Who comes up with this stuff? ...
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Religious Education
Religious Education Schedule: Sunday – First Penance
[Reconciliation] and First Communion [Eucharist] Classes
begin with a 10:00 a.m. Mass and continues following Mass
in the RE Building until 12:30 p.m. There are six classes at
present.
Tuesday evenings from 6:30 to 7:45 Pre-Sacramental Classes
or the first year in preparation for Penance, Communion, and
Confirmation are held.
On Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 7:45 all grade level
classes from kindergarten through the eighth grade continue
as the basic program for religious education in our parish.
Basic Catechist Training will begin on Monday, October
18th, at 6:30 p.m. for beginning catechists and parents interested in having a better understanding of the process of catechesis. Please contact Nancy Cormack for information.
Monday, October 25th from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. – “The Roles
of a Catechist”
Monday, November 1st from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. – “Classroom
Management – ‘Tricks of the Trade’”
Basic Bible Study classes are to begin on Saturday,
November 6th. Please contact Nancy Cormack for information.
The Diocesan Catholic Scout Camporee,
October 15-16, 2010 at Fort Jackson
(from left to right) Fr. Jeff Kirby, Seminarian Stephen
Beach, Bishop Robert Guglielmone, Bro. Gio Nuñez, CRM,
and Seminarian Andrew Fryml.
30th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Youth Ministry
SERVICE HOURS AVAILABLE 5PM8:30PM APR Four Young Ladies needed to
help with KofC 9575 Dinner in the capacity
of servers and bus-girls. Please wear black
pants and white shirt. Sign Up with Mrs. E
October 31
Confirmation Session Team B in the Teen
Center 9:45am – 11:45am then ALL attend
12pm mass together with Mrs. E
November 2
Youth Ministry Deanery meeting 10:30pm 2:20pm at St. Mary Magdalene
November 3
High School Youth Ministry/RE 6-8pm in
APR “Kairos Ministry” guest speaker “Pam
Amisano (Rice)”
November 6
Junior High Rally at White Oak Conference
center **Pre-Registration is required**
November 7
Confirmation Session Team A in the Teen
Center 9:45am-11:45am then all candidates
attend 12pm mass together with Mrs. E
November 8
Choir/Youth Band Practice 7-8:30pm in
Church
Delivery of Kairos Cookies for Prison Ministry
High School Youth Ministry/RE 6-8pm in
November 10
APR **EXALT**
November 12-14 Young Ladies Retreat at Camp Kinard **Pre
registration is required**
November 14 Confirmation Session Team B in the Teen
Center 9:45am-11:45am then all candidates
attend 12pm mass with Ms. Susana
November 15 Choir/Youth Band Practice 7-8:30pm in
Church
High School Youth Ministry/RE 6-8pm in
November 17
APR **Salvation** Lead by Mrs. Kathy
Kerfoot
November 18 Junior High Youth Ministry in Teen Center 6
-8pm
November 20
Deanery Bonfire at the Tidwells Residence
from 5pm-10pm. Registration is required
and $10 fee for DJ and catered dinner.
Chaperones are needed for this event!
November 21 NO Confirmation Session Team A
November 22 Choir/Youth Band Practice 7-8:30pm in
Church
November 24 NO HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY/RE
November 28
NO Confirmation Session Team B
1st Sunday of Advent
November 29
Choir/Youth Band Practice 7-8:30pm in
Church
December 1
High School Youth Ministry/RE
**EXALT** 6-8pm
October 30
OCTOBER 24, 2010
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Padre Oscar…
Oscar
DIOS BENDIGA A SUS MISIONEROS
Hoy celebramos la Jornada Mundial de las Misiones. Aunque esta fiesta nacio hace muchos anos en la Iglesia, buscando brindar
ayuda ayudas a los que trabajan en las tierras de misiones, el momento tambien es propicio para reflexionar en la misión que
cada uno tenemos como miembros de la Iglesia y discipulos enviados del Senor.
Recordemos que como misioneros debemos buscar llegar a todos los grupos sociales y culturales para dejar un mensaje de vida
cristiana; especialmente a quienes aun no han acogido a Cristo en sus vidas, a quienes lo rechazaron en algun momento o lo redujeron solamente a una costumbre, doctrina o practica religiosa.
Es por ello que el texto del Eclesiastico nos dice que Dios no es sordo, ni mudo, ni se queda cruzado de brazos ante las necesidades de los que mas lo necesitan.
Laicos, religiosos y sacerdotes estamos llamados a caminar como Iglesia misionera y anunciar a los mas pobres, a los que sufren, que el Reino de Dios esta cera y pueden ya sentirlo a traves del amor y de la ayuda espiritual y material que podamos ofrecerles. NOS SENTIMOS SOLOS EN ESTA TAREA?
Leamos lo que nos dice San Pablo en su carta a a Timoteo, que a pesar de no recibir el apoyo esperado, encontro su fortaleza en
el Senor para seguir adelante.
OREMOS: Senor, hay muchos oidos sordos a tu palabra, ojos ciegos que se niegan a verte en el projimo, corazones rotos incapaces de perdonar. Quiero llevar, como san Pablo, la voz que nace de tu Evangelio, que vean en mi un testigo de tu amor, y que
sea instrumento para sanar las heridas de los que odian y sufren por el pecado.
SACRAMENTO DEL BAUTISMO
Para recibir este Sacramento los papas del
nino que se va a bautizar deben ser miembros
de la parroquia por lo menos con 4 meses de
antiguedad. El dia de la platicas los papas
deben traer el registro de nacimiento del
nino. Los padrinos deben traer copia del acta
matrimonial. Las parejas que viven en union
lobre o solamente con matrimonio civil no
pueden ser padrinos.
ENCUENTRO DE PAREJAS
Noviembre 27
Deciembre 18
Nota: estos ebnvuentros son en Greer a las
9:00 AM
PLATICAS
Noviembre 9
Deciembre 14
Nota: estas platicas son en Greer a las 7:00
PM
PLATICAS PARA BAUTISMOS:
Noviembre 5
Deciembre 3
Nota: lestas platicas son en Greer a las 5:00 PM
CURSO DE BIBLIA CON EL PADRE
GABRIEL CRUZ
Noviembre 8
Deciembre 13
Nota: este curso es en Greer a las 7:00 PM
FECHAS PARA BAUTISMOS:
10:30 AM—12:00 PM
Noviembre 13
Deciembre 11
Nota: los bautismos son a las 10:30 AM en
Spartanburg
REUNION CORE GROUP
Noviembre 10
Nota: estas reunions son en Spartanburg a las
7:00 PM
PLATICAS PARA EL SACRAMENTO
DEL MATRIMONIO
Noviembre 27
Deciembre 18
Nota: las platicas son en Greer a las 5:00 PM
REUNION DE PADRES DE FAMILIA
DE LOS NINOS LA CATEQUESIS
Noviembre 17
Nota: estas reunions son en Spartanburg a las
7:00 PM
REUNION DE MINISTERIOS
HISPANOS
Octubre 29
Noviembre 24
Deciembre 29
Nota: estas reunions son en Spartanburg a
las 7:00 PM
HORA SANTA Y CONFESIONES
Octubre 29
Nota: estas celebraciones son en Spartanburg
a las 7:00 PM
REUNION DEL GRUPO JUVENIL CON
EL PADRE OSCAR
Noviembre 19
Deciembre 17
Nota: estas reunions son en la Inglesia de Spartanburg a las 7:00 PM
MUCHA ATENCION POR
FAVOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Queridos amigos y amigas, a partir del 31
de Octubre nuestra Santa Misa no sera
celebrada en nuestro horario habitual de
las 4:30pm, por motivos ajenos a mi voluntad tenemos que celebrar a partir de
esta fecha a las 4:00pm.
Les pido el favor de pasar esta informacion a toda la comunidad.
Dios les bendiga con mas paciencia.
Padre Oscar