November 13, 2016 - St. Therese Catholic Church

November 13, 2016 - St. Therese Catholic Church

Saint Therese Catholic Church
NOVEMBER 13
2016
Charity came to
live in my heart:
and I learned to
forget myself
while
remembering
others. Then I
knew happiness.
—St. Therese
The Very Reverend Bill John Acosta-Escobar, VF
Pastor - Ext. 12
Parochial Vicar—Ext. 17
Mrs. Barbra Matrejek Administrative Assistant - Ext. 10
[email protected]
Ministerio Hispano - Ext. 17
Mrs. Yolanda Craven Financial Administrator - Ext. 16
[email protected]
The Reverend Paul Brant, SJ
Sister Martha Alvarado, HSMG
Deacon Michel DuSablon
Parish Office
Hours: 9:00am - 2:45pm Monday-Friday
Address: 700 Nash Street Northeast
Wilson, North Carolina 27893-3047
Phone: 252-237-3019
252-237-2042 (FAX)
E-mail: [email protected]
Carmelite House: 610 Nash Street Northeast
Website: sttheresewilson.com
The Divine Liturgy
Sunday Obligation:
Saturday: 5:30pm
Sunday: 8:30am, 11:00am
Sunday: in Spanish: 1:30pm,
4:30pm (5pm starting 9/11)
Holy Day (except Christmas and New Year):
Holy Day: 8:30am, 12:10pm and 7pm
Weekday:
12:10pm Mondays and Tuesdays (in the Church)
8:30am Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
(in the Chapel except First Friday is in the Church)
8:00pm Wednesdays in Spanish (in the Church)
9am Saturdays (in the Church)
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament & Benediction
Wednesdays and Fridays after Mass until 11am.
First Friday of each month at 7pm.
Mr. Mark N. Peterson
Organist/Choirmaster
Mrs. Louise Bellavance
Religious Education—Ext. 11
[email protected]
Kindergarten through 12th grade
Sundays 9:45am - 10:45am or 3:30pm—4:30pm or
Wednesdays 7pm-8pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday: 4:15pm - 5pm or by appointment.
Sacrament of Baptism
Parents must be registered members of the Parish and in
full communion with the Roman Catholic Church.
Participation in the Pre-Baptismal Program is required.
Parents must register by calling the parish office.
Sacrament of Matrimony
Arrangements must be made with the Pastor at least
six months in advance.
Participation in Marriage Preparation Workshop is required.
Sacrament of Anointing
The sacrament is celebrated upon request prior to
surgery or at the time of illness.
Please notify the Parish office of the illness or
hospitalization of a parishioner.
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Please be reminded that the Blessed Sacrament is reserved in our Church.
It is customary & appropriate to genuflect when entering and before leaving the Church.
Conversation before or during the Divine Liturgy is neither necessary nor acceptable,
it should take place outside the Church proper.
We also ask that you please do not leave the Liturgy until the final hymn is sung.
Prelude:
Order of Mass #229 — Mass of the Day #968
Werde munter, mein Gemüte
Processional:
Bach
T he K ing shall com e
when morning dawns
373
233
Kyrie
Gloria
front cover
Responsorial Psalm: T he L ord com es to rule
968
the earth, to rule with justice
237
Gospel Acclamation
G263
Preparation of the Gifts:
Be Not A fraid
Sanctus
back page– 46
front
Memorial Acclamation: Save us, Savior of the world,
for by your Cross and Resurrection you page
C
have set us free.
245
Final Doxology
269
Agnus Dei
736
Communion:
Y ou satisfy the hungry heart
11am choir: Salve, Regina
703
588
Recessional:
Love divine, all loves excelling
Postlude:
Prelude on “Hyfrydol”
Vaughan
Williams
***PLEASE RETURN THE PEOPLE PARTS OF THE
MASS CARDS TO THE TABLE IN THE VESTIBULE
AFTER MASSFOR RE-USE AT OTHER MASSES. ****
Second Collection
THIS weekend’s
second collection is for
the Church maintenance
fund. Thank you in
advance for your
generosity.
To all visitors to St.
Therese Church:
Welcome!
We are glad you have
joined us today and hope
to see you again.
SPECIAL NEEDS
If you have any special needs
regarding the reception of the
Holy Eucharist, such as being
physically unable to approach
the Altar, please tell the Usher.
YEAR OF MERCY
In observance of the Year of
Mercy, Deacon Michel will lead
the Chaplet of Divine Mercy after
all weekend Masses he attends.
He will start at the conclusion of
the postlude music. Prayers are
found on page 7 of this bulletin.
Our
Youth Masses will
now be held every Sunday
evening at 7pm in the Chapel.
All college students and teens
are invited to participate.
Our first Mass this year will be on Sunday,
November 13 and they will continue until
December 11.
We will have a social activity every other week
in the Carmelite house after these Masses.
Church Nursery
REMINDER:
Our
nursery is open every
weekend for the 11am
Mass. Any child 5
years old and under
may be dropped off in
the school building
starting at 10:45am.
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Indicates
Deceased
♥ Indicates
Living
11/12 Saturday
9:00 am
Bob Jones
5:30 pm
Charles P Farris, Sr
8:30 am
Knights of Columbus
11:00 am
1:30 pm
People of the Parish
5:00 pm
12:10 pm
12:10 pm
8:30 am
Mass in Spanish
Tom Bill Snyder
Mary Paprocki
Kevin Keely
8:00 pm
Mass in Spanish
11/17 Thursday
8:30 am
♥Abigail George
11/18 Friday
8:30 am
Tom Keely
11/19 Saturday
9:00 am
Dora Lee
Domenica Barosi
11/20 Sunday
5:30 pm
8:30 am
11:00 am
People of the Parish
1:30 pm
Mass in Spanish
5:00 pm
Mass in Spanish
11/13 Sunday
11/14 Monday
11/15 Tuesday
11/16 Wednesday
Mass in Spanish
Joseph Nelson
Quinn, Jr
Pray for those serving
Heather Johnston
Linda Jordan ρ
Sandra Karie
Ronald Kohn
Karen Kuntz
Kelly Landry
Michael Lavallee
Virginia Andrews
Barbara Lawrence ρ
Michael Arrand
Esther Ledezma
Odell Batts ρ
Daphne Lewis
Joe Benning
Kevin McCauley
Vivian Books
Michel Mirasol
Jack Brake
Mary Anne Neitzelt ρ
Mike Brake
Joey Ohlingher
Dorothy Calamito ρ
Liz Perrotto ρ *
Isaac Cobb
Mary Piccione ρ
Lei Cosmos*
Charlene Pitman
Robert Crook
Joe Powell
Rose Daugherty ρ
Maureen Radford ρ
Johnny & Amber
Isabel Raimondi
Davison
Beth Rhyne ρ
Josephine Delamarter Stephen Ridout
Edith Dowling
Ceil Roccos
Marion Driscoll
Phyllis Roehm
Phyllis Eisenhauer ρ
Jeannie Smith
Jerry Emerson, Jr
Mary Alice Smith
Trey Emerson
Vivian Stieferman ρ
Solomon Gomes
Cecilia Tombelli
Matthew Grepiotis
Darlene Truesdale
Donald Hawley
Kathryn Vanderford
Scott Hayes
Michael Wickham
Stephanie Hebert
Eleanore Williams ρ
Eunice Helmuth
Eric Wilkinson ρ
Billy Herring ρ
Raymond Woishek
* indicates names were added this week,
ρ indicates parishioners
In Afghanistan:
Names for the prayer list must be at the
Elver Duarte, parishioner
request of, or approved by a family member.
They will remain on the prayer list for a
In Guam:
period of one month. If you would like to
Senior Master Sargent
have a name added, removed or retained,
Rick Schlachter,
please call the parish office.
son of Richard Schlachter
In other locations:
Petty Officer Joshua Markham, grandson of Ron & Phyllis Eisenhauer
In Turkey:
Staff Sargent Marinella Mulingbayan, daughter of Manuel & Marissa Mulingbayan
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LITURGICAL
MINISTERS’
SCHEDULE
For next weekend, November 19/20, 2016
Christ the King —p. 1392
Sat—5:30pm
Reader….……. Bob Farris
Extraordinary Deacon Michel
Ministers….... Tom & Marie
Boylan
Yvonne Bridgers
Eileen Campbell
Alice Lahnstein
Ushers…….… Russ Campbell
Mike Radford
Sun—8:30am
Jean Stolarik
Sun—11am
Sally Smith
Tom Christenberry
Daisy Crump
Joe & Lillian
George
Martha Banks
Deborah McVeigh
Derek Bonshor
Louise Bellavance
Connie Swartzwelder
Lynette Thomas
Bob & Karen
Watson
Tim McVeigh
Dave Stolarik
Richard Clark
Paul Cundiff
ATTENTION ALTAR
SERVERS
If you have not returned
you altar server robe from
the parish feast — Mass
in the Park, please do so
as soon as possible.
Altar Servers.. Marco Agostini
Gabrielle & Urielle Erin & Justin Clark
Patricia Luy
DeLuna
Laurence DuSablon
Jazmyn Fuentes
Madeline George Sam Stevens
Andrew & Jacob need 1 more
Ziegler (trainees)
Counters…….. Marie & Tom Boylan and Zach Smith
Linens……...... Shannon DuSablon
Coupons for Troops
All parishioners are encouraged to clip national brand coupons
and put them in the box in the Tower Room. Coupons can be up
to 6 months expired. The Knights will then send them on to the
Coups for Troops coordinator who sends them to families of active duty military to
assist with their grocery bills. This is an easy way to help those who serve our
country in the military without pulling out your checkbook. Coupons must be
clipped, no full or partial pages please.
For weekend Nov 5/6
Parish Support needed to Make
Weekly Budget : $6,538.00
Offertory $8,227.00
Priest Retirement Assessment
for Fiscal Year 2015-2016: $19,716.00
Received 2016-2017: $9,516.00
Offertory Envelopes sent:
Number of envelopes used
411
133
Thank you for your continued support!
SPECIAL
COLLECTION
Next Sunday is SHARE
SUNDAY.
Please
place
nonperishable food (no glass
containers) or monetary
donations in the baskets
provided. Share Sunday
donation envelopes may
be placed in the regular
collection.
SPECIAL COLLECTION
The Catholic Campaign for
Human
Development
promotes
the
Catholic
Church’s “option for the
poor”. Its goal is to assist
low-income and vulnerable
people improve their lives
through transformation of
those policies and practices
that keep them in poverty.
CCHD is a way of “helping
people
help
themselves.” 25% of the
national collection is retained
in the diocese for smaller
local grants. Two national
organizations and 8 local
organizations were recipients
of funding from the 2015
CCHD collection. Please
place your special envelopes
in the basket during the
regular collection next
weekend. Thank you in
advance for your generosity.
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PARISH REGISTRATION
We hope that all new residents of
the Wilson area will feel at home at
St. Therese AND will tell us of their
presence by registering so that we
can welcome you.
Every parishioner should be
formally registered. Other wise, it
becomes increasingly difficult to serve parishioners by
issuing letters in connection with Baptism,
Confirmation and Matrimony; it becomes almost
impossible to give recommendations if we do not know
you. In like manner, we cannot verify your
contributions to the Church for tax purposes unless you
use the regular envelopes. Registration forms are
located in the Tower Room, on the website, and in
the Church office during office hours. Also, if you
move out of the parish, please let us know so that we
can wish you a fond farewell, correct our records and
pass along any records you may need.
Won’t you help us help you?
Diocese of Raleigh
Home Mission Society
St. Therese in Wilson has been chosen to be one of
the parishes to promote the new Diocese of Raleigh
Home Mission Society. Special speaker, Deacon
Michel du Sablon from our parish will be with us
on November 26 and 27 to tell us about this newly
formed ministry.
Please welcome Deacon du
Sablon and pray for the success of this new and
important ministry for the Diocese of Raleigh.
Homebound/Sick
Ministry
If you or a loved one cannot
attend
weekend
Mass
(temporarily
or
permanently) because of sickness, injury, recovery
from surgery, etc, one of our homebound ministers
would like to visit you and/or bring you
Communion. Please call the Church office to
schedule a visit.
Any parishioner that would like to bring
Communion to someone homebound, is asked to
call the Church office.
Angel Tree
This Christmas Season
we would like to have an
Angel Tree. This would
hold the wishes of
Wilson County School
children and members
from
the
Tarboro,
Princeville, and other
local communities devastated by the flooding
caused by Hurricane Mathew, who could use a
little cheer and support this time of year.
Bridgette Akins, parishioner and Director of the
Communities in Schools Program and Father Bill
John will collect the names of those to go on the
tree. If you know of a parishioner, who would
also benefit from being included in this project,
please
e-mail
Liz
Perrotto
at
[email protected].
The tree will be ready the Sunday after
Thanksgiving. PLEASE BE SURE TO SIGN UP
FOR THE ANGEL YOU TAKE. We do not
want to lose any Angels!!! There will be people
available after every mass to help you sign up for
an Angel.
We need the gifts wrapped and returned after
each Mass on December 10 and 11, in or der , to
get the gifts delivered in time for Christmas.
Thank you to Brian McCollum for donating
the tree.
Please help us make Christmas
a little brighter for someone in need!
Thank You and God Bless You!
St. Therese
Blood Drive
We will have a
Blood Drive
Sunday, November 27
from Noon—6pm
in the school gym
We also need snack and drink
donations, along with
volunteers to help on
November 27.
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PARISH MEETINGS & SOCIALS
Cornerstone Charismatic
Prayer Group
“For when two or three are gathered in
my name, there am I in the midst of
them.” —Matt 18:20
Join us in the Carmelite house for prayer every
Wednesday at 1pm. Contact: Eileen Campbell,
243-4327 or Rose Porter, 234-0388 (evenings).
Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus will meet for
their General Meetings at 7pm on
Tuesdays: November 22 &
December 13
We are inviting all Catholic men to join our council.
The Knights are a fraternal organization of Catholic
men who help to serve our priests, parish, and our
community. Visit us online at: www.kofc4660.org or
contact John Hoofnagle, 237-4190.
Bunco
Come join us for some fun playing
bunco on Tuesday, November 22 at 7pm
in the school—second classroom on the left. Bring a
friend. Questions? Call the Church office.
Children’s Hunger Elimination
of Wilson
This program picks up, sorts, packages
and delivers food for chronically hungry
children to area schools.
Contact: Patrick Burch, 230-8193.
CHEW pur chases all the food and appreciates
monetary donations to continue this.
Checks can be sent to the Church office.
St. Therese Women’s Club
The women’s club includes all
women in the Parish.
No dues…no restrictions.
Contacts: Shiela Clark— 991-4588,
[email protected]
Liz Perrotto— 292-9142, [email protected]
Barton College Catholic Campus Ministry
Are you a college student who wants to
grow in your faith?
If so, e-mail Omar at
[email protected]
or Riley at [email protected]
to learn more about joining a small group.
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults
Parish Advisory Council
Because Father Bill John will be out of
town on December 6, the next meeting has
been moved to Thursday, December
1 at 7pm in the Car melite house.
St. Therese Book Club
All are welcome to join us for one time
or every month!!!!
Our next meeting will be Wednesday,
December 14 fr om NOON-1:30pm.
We will be discussing,
Making Sense Out of Suffering by Peter Kreeft.
Contact: Joan Satterly 291-0523.
PRIME-TIMERS
On Wednesday, December 14, all
parishioners, 50+, are invited to join us
for lunch and fellowship. Keep an eye
on the bulletin for time and place.
Contact: Sally Smith, 243-4534.

Does
someone you know have
questions about our Catholic faith?
Please tell them about RCIA at St.
Therese and ask them to call Lou Rosas
(977-9040) or the Church office (2373019) if they are interested in the classes.

RCIA is looking for
two male par ishioner s and
two female parishioners to be sponsors for our
RCIA participants. Please contact Lou Rosas (9779040) if interested.
PLEASE MAKE NOTE OF
THE FOLLOWING
BULLETIN DEADLINES:
**Tuesday, November 15 for November 27
(**Early deadline because of Thanksgiving)
Friday, November 25 for December 4
Bulletin
DEADLINES
All announcements need to be in writing and in the parish
office by 2pm. No EXCEPTIONS!
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KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS
ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS
CARD SALE
The Knights of Columbus are
selling Christmas cards again. In addition to
cards in English, we can special order cards in
the following languages:
Spanish
Tagalog
Native American
African-American
Polish
Italian
Ukrainian
French
We will be selling cards after all weekend
Masses. For more information or to place a
special order, contact Dick Schlachter at 252991-1883. Let’s all do our part to keep Christ
in Christmas.
Columbarium
Two columbarium units
have been installed on the
church grounds. The final
promotional niche sale is ongoing and ends
December 31, 2016. All contracts signed and
paid in full by December 31, 2016 will receive
a 10% discount. Please contact J ack
Schimick 252-243-0493 if interested in
purchasing a niche.
Prepare for Sunday
Parishioners:
If you are wishing to be more prepared for
Sunday Mass and/or understand more deeply
the scriptural readings for Mass, we encourage
you to visit the following websites:
► wordonfire.org and click on homilies,
(Bishop Robert Barron)
► Catholicproductions.com.
(Dr. Brant Pitre, professor at Notre Dame)
Knights of Columbus
Bishop Eugene McGuinness
Council 4660
Please Remember Us
This Christmas Season!
The Knights of Columbus, Bishop McGuinness
Council 4660, annual "Care and Share" food drive is
underway. The Council collects and distributes
food to area residents who are less fortunate
than others within the Wilson County
community. In past years, we have donated food
baskets to many families who unfortunately, have
minimal means to make ends meet. The Council
turns to you, the St. Therese Parish family, to help
support the Knights of Columbus “Care and Share”
program, and through your generosity we will help
those less fortunate during this coming Holiday
Season. We will be making the distribution to
the families on December 10. In addition to your
monetary donations we also invite you to assist the
Knights in making the deliveries on that day if you
wish.
We really need your monetary donations. There is
always more need than we have the resources to
fulfill. We don’t like turning people away but
without adequate funds we could be forced to do
so. This year as always the need is great. Please
give what you can. No donation is too small.
Please make your check out to the “Knights of
Columbus Council 4660”, and put your check or
cash donation in the "Care and Share"
collection box located in the vestibule during
a weekend Mass or mail to Care and Share,
Bob Watson 1217 Buxton Rd, Wilson NC
27896. A container will also be available to
accept non-perishable food items (please no
glass containers) in the Tower Room at all
Masses. Also, if any of you know of a family
in need, please notify either Dennis
Beichner @239-9701 or Bob Watson @ 2919896 and we will attempt to include them in the
distribution if the resources are adequate.
Thank you so much and may God Bless you
and your family for your support.
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SAINTS OF THE DAY
► You expired, Jesus, but the source
of life gushed forth for souls, and
the ocean of mercy opened up for
the whole world.
O Fount of Life, unfathomable
Divine Mercy, envelop the whole
world and empty Yourself out upon
us.
► (Repeat 3 times) O Blood and
Water, which gushed forth from the
Heart of Jesus as a fountain of
Mercy for us, I trust in You!
► Our Father, Hail Mary and the
Apostle's Creed
► For each of the five decades (On
each “Our Father” bead of the
rosary, pray)
Eternal Father, I offer you the Body
and Blood, Soul and Divinity of
Your Dearly Beloved Son, Our
Lord, Jesus Christ, in atonement for
our sins and those of the whole
world.
► (On each of the 10 “Hail Mary”
beads, pray)
For the sake of His sorrowful
Passion, have mercy on us and on
the whole world.
► Concluding prayer (Repeat 3
times)
Holy God, Holy Mighty One, Holy
Immortal One, have mercy on us
and on the whole world.
► Optional Closing Prayer
Eternal God, in whom mercy is
endless and the treasury of
compassion inexhaustible, look
kindly upon us and increase Your
mercy in us, that in difficult
moments we might not despair nor
become despondent, but with great
confidence submit ourselves to
Your holy will, which is Love and
Mercy itself.
Copyright © 2012, United States
Conference of Catholic Bishops,
Washington, DC. All rights reserved.
Nov 13 Frances Xavier Cabrini Died in 1917 in
Chicago; from Lombardy; youngest of 13 children;
founded the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart;
established 67 institutions in the US (schools, hospitals and
orphanages) in 28 years; first US citizen
canonized; patroness of immigrants and migrants.
Nov 15 Albert the Great Died in 1280; master of
philosophy, theology and the natural sciences, especially
Aristotle; teacher of St. Thomas; Provincial of the German
Dominicans; bishop of Regensburg;
prolific writer; wrote on the cult of the
Sacred Heart; patron of scientists.
Nov 16 Margaret of Scotland Died in 1093; fr om
Hungary; wife of King Malcolm III of Scotland and mother
of 8 children; helped root out paganism; her
love for the poor became legendary;
patroness of Scotland.
Nov 16 Gertrude Died in 1301; called “the Gr eat”;
Benedictine mystic; wrote on the
meaning of suffering, the Sacred Heart,
the Trinity and God’s love.
Nov 17 Elizabeth of Hungary Died in
1231 at age 24; wife of Louis IV and
mother of 3; as a widow, she became a Franciscan tertiary,
dedicate to the needs of the poor and the sick; patroness of
Catholic charities.
Nov 18 Dedication of the Basilicas of Saints Peter and
Paul Ar ound 330, Constantine built a basilica over the
tomb of St. Peter. Reconstruction began in the 14th century and the present
basilica of St. Peter was consecrated in 1626. The construction of St. Paul’s
began in 386, was destroyed by a fire in 1823 and the new basilica was
consecrated in 1854.
Nov 18 Rose Philippine Duchesne Died in 1852 at age 83 in
Missouri; from France; founded the first American house of
the Religious of the Sacred Heart; opened the first American
free school west of the Mississippi; known for her courage
and desire to serve native Americans; called “the woman
who prays always.”
Tradition teaches us Christ was conceived on the Feast of the
Annunciation. We will watch the parallel development of
“Gabriela” in the womb beginning on March 25--Feast of the
Annunciation until December 25. November 13 (week
34) I’m almost 17 inches long but I’m all curled up so it is
hard to see how tall I am. I like to look around when I’m
awake, but it is hard to see anything – it’s all fuzzy. Ouch! I scratched myself
with my long fingernails. Gabriela has started to move head down because
96% of babies are born that way. Mom’s uterus is stretching and is pushing
her organs every which way, causing heartburn, constipation, indigestion,
and breathlessness. “Whoever humbles himself like a child is the greatest in
the kingdom of heaven.” (Matthew 18:5)
Around the
Diocese
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BIBLE STUDY
AT OLPH, Rocky
Mount
Classes are held
every Monday in
OLPH’s
Parish
Hall Classroom at 7pm. They will
continue until April 17, 2017. Please
bring your Bible (RSV, if possible)
and your questions. For more
information, email Deacon J oseph
Kibbe at [email protected] or call
252-883-6338.
Prayerful Presence At
Abortion Clinic
Every Saturday, a group
will pray at A Woman's
Choice, 3305 Dr ake
Circle, Raleigh. If you
are interested in going to Raleigh from
Wilson for an hour of prayer in front of
Women’s Choice, please contact, Rose
Porter (parishioner) @ 252-234-0388
after 5pm.
Single/Single
Again
Ministry
Single/Single Again Masses will be
on November 20 and December 11
at 5:30pm at Cardinal Gibbons HS.
For more information, contact Celia
Keator: [email protected].
Job Opportunity
What: Preschool
Teacher
Starts: January 30, 2017
Where: OLPH Catholic School,
Rocky Mount
To apply, contact the school office
(252)972-1971.
Please join
Bishop Burbidge
for his last public
Mass in the Diocese
of Raleigh on
Tuesday, November 29, 2016, at 6:30pm at
Saint Michael the Archangel Parish in
Cary. A reception will follow the Mass.
Volunteers
Organized by Catholic Charities & the Knights of
Columbus, NC Catholics Volunteer is coordinating
volunteer opportunities following the devastating
impact of Hurricane Matthew. If you would like
more information about available volunteer
opportunities, visit CatholicCharitiesRaleigh.org/
volunteer.
ENCOURAGE
A Roman Catholic apostolate for parents, friends and family members of
loved ones with same-sex attraction (SSA). EnCour age helps member s to
focus on their own spiritual development and offers a supportive, confidential
environment to share feelings, experiences, information and guidance for
maintaining healthy relationships with our loved ones. If you love your faith
and also someone with SSA, you are not alone and help is available! Be
welcomed by a group of Catholics who understand your struggles and who
will walk and pray with you on this journey. Meetings are on the last
Thursday of each month at 7pm at Saint Joseph in the 620 House (facing
Donald Ross Drive). For more information, please call Theresia Peckham at
919-608-3510. All discussions and information is confidential. Encourage has
been endorsed by the Pontifical Council of the Family.
Project Rachel Support Group
Abortion is one of the most common procedures in the
US, experienced by millions of women, many of whom
are Catholic. Abortion creates a wound in post-abortive
women, (and men) resulting in spiritual and emotional
problems. The Project Rachel ministry assists women and men who have
been wounded by abortion to find truth and healing. There is a support
group in the Triangle area. For more information, call 919-852-1021.
email [email protected] or visit http://projectrachelnc.org/. Calls and
appointments are kept strictly confidential.
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Around the
Diocese
(continued)
Ignited By Truth —
Next Full Conference
February 24-25, 2017
Raleigh Convention
Center,
“Bringing to light the
truth of the teachings of the Catholic
Church and igniting in all hearts a
love for the Faith” Leah Darrow,
Former contestant on “America’s
Next Top Model” turns to Christ.
More speakers to be announced
soon! www.IgnitedByTruth.org
Cathedral Memorial Opportunities
Join the faithful who are remembering loved ones with
a gift to the Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral. Through
the honor and memorial opportunities of religious art
or liturgical items, your family and loved ones will
have a special place in our new cathedral for
generations. Gift levels vary. To learn more, go to
www.holynamecathedralnc.org or contact Greg Leitner
at 919-821-9721 or [email protected]. Opportunities include: Stained
Glass Windows, Stations of the Cross, Statuary and Sacred Art, Liturgical
Furnishings & Pews. Thank you for your continued support!
WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER-WWME
“The one who serves God willingly is heard; his petition
reaches the heavens.” Let us serve God willingly by
strengthening, renewing and rekindling our marriages. The
next WWME weekend is: Feb 3-5, 2017 in Myrtle Beach,
SC. For mor e infor mation call the local contact couple- Earl and Marinda
Castete (252) 200-4827 or visit: https://NCMarriageDiscovery.org
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PláƟcas bauƟsmales,
jueves 7pm:
(4 pláƟcas en la série)
1- [oct 27, nov 3, 10], 17
2– ene 5, 12, 19, 26
3– mar 2, 9, 16, 23
BauƟsmos (sábados a las 10 am, Templo):
26 nov, 10 dic, 28 ene, 11 feb, 25 feb
PláƟcas matrimoniales, (jueves, 7pm , tercera sala
de la izquierda): la próxima clase comienza 2
marzo 2017
Unción de los enfermos: (con inscripción con
Doña Felipa) o en hospital o casa arreglar con
Doña Felipa o Padre Pablo o Hermana Martha
FECHAS
IMPORTANTES
YA ESTABLECIDAS
Divorciado? Vuelto a casar? Pensando en casarse con
alguien que se divorció?
¿Tiene preguntas acerca de la libertad de casarse en la
Iglesia Católica? ¿Sabía usted que el Tribunal está
disponible para responder a estas y otras preguntas que
usted pueda tener acerca de volverse a casar en la
Iglesia? Por favor, póngase en contacto con el Padre
Javier Castrejon o 919-821-9758 con sus preguntas o
usted puede visitar nuestro sitio web http://
www.dioceseofraleigh.org/offices/tribunal
para más
información. Damos la bienvenida a la oportunidad de
poder ayudarle.
MATRIMONIOS:
SOBRE
Santo
MATRIMONIOS
Matrimonio EN LA IGLESIA.
Se presentan a
Hna. Martha o P.
Pablo con por lo menos 6 meses de anƟcipación.
Requeridas son una preparación de 6 meses,
reunión semanalmente, fe de bauƟsmo de
ambos,
hechas en los úlƟmos 6 meses,
cerƟficado de confirmación, copia cerƟficado de
matrimonio (si ya casados por civil; documentos
tocando a divorcios, muerte de una pareja
anterior, etc). La fecha de la boda se arregla si
puedan conseguir el salón en la misma fecha,
dado que el templo y el sacerdote no siempre
están disponibles, y no haya cambios en fechas.
Entendido que si acepten la hora de 2 pm para la
boda, puedan tener otras bodas a la misma hora.
INSCRIPCIÓN: LLAME A LA HNA. MARTHA EN 252
-505-6258. DEJE RECADO SI NO CONTESTE.
Servicios de inmigración otorgado por
Catholic Charities
Sr. Rafael López, certificado para abogar por
inmigrantes documentados e indocumentados en pedir
el máximo beneficio de inmigración, viene a Sta
Teresa-Wilson en los jueves para atender a los
clientes que tienen cita, que se consiga por llamar a
252-355-5111 y dejar recado pidiendo cita en
extensión(anexo) 203. El le responderá. Sus servicios
tienen costo mínimo.
Lectura Del Dia — 13 nov — 20 nov
domingo 13 Noviembre 2016
Trigésimo tercer domingo del tiempo ordinario
Malaquías 3,19-20. / Salmo 98(97),5-6.7-8.9. /
Pablo a los Tesalonicenses 2 3,7-12. / Lucas 21,5-19.
lunes 14 Noviembre 2016
Lunes de la trigésima tercera semana del tiempo
ordinario
Apoc. 1,1-4.2,1-5a. / Salmo 1,1-2.3.4.6. /
Lucas 18,35-43.
martes 15 Noviembre 2016
Martes de la trigésima tercera semana del tiempo
ordinario
Apoc. 3,1-6.14-22. / Salmo 15(14),2-3.4.5. /
Lucas 19,1-10.
miércoles 16 Noviembre 2016
Miércoles de la trigésima tercera semana del
tiempo ordinario
Apoc. 4,1-11. / Salmo 150(149),1-2.3-4.5-6. /
Lucas 19,11-28.
jueves 17 Noviembre 2016
Jueves de la trigésima tercera semana del tiempo
ordinario
Apoc. 5,1-10. / Salmo 149(148),1-2.3-4.5-6a.9b. /
Lucas 19,41-44.
viernes 18 Noviembre 2016
Viernes de la trigésima tercera semana del tiempo
ordinario
Apoc. 10,8-11. / Salmo 119
(118),14.24.72.103.111.131. / Lucas 19,45-48.
sábado 19 Noviembre 2016
Sábado de la trigésima tercera semana del tiempo
ordinario
Apoc. 11,4-12. / Salmo 144(143),1.2.9-10. /
Lucas 20,27-40.
domingo 20 Noviembre 2016
Solemnidad de nuestro Señor Jesucristo, Rey del
Universo
Samuel 2 5,1-3. / Salmo 122(121),1-2.4-5. /
Pablo a los Colosenses 1,12-20. / Lucas 23,35-43.
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REGLAS/REQUISITOS PARA BAUTIZAR A
UN NIÑO MENOR DE 6 AÑOS DE EDAD**
-Inscripción prevía con dos (2) meses de anƟcipación con P. Pablo o Doña
Edith Serrano (252-292-4762).
-Padres (y/o padrinos) deben asisƟr en misa, en domingo o durante la
semana, en Sta Teresita u otra iglesia católica, como muestra de cumplir la
promesa que se hace en la ceremonia de criar a sus hijos en la prácƟca de la fe católica.
-Padres (y/o padrinos) asisten en pláƟcas bauƟsmales (vea calendario de fechas ya establecidas).
- Padrinos deben ser casados por la iglesia, y católicos pracƟcantes.
** mayores de 6 años de edad se inscriben en preparación especial para los sacramentos que dura dos
(2) años.
Para Ponerse en contacto
con:
♦ P. Pablo Brant, sj (confesiones,
consultas, abogados)
252-229-0584
♦ Hermana Martha Alvarado, HSMG (calendario
de
quinceaños,
presentaciones,
bodas;
catequesis de adultos y adolescentes en
español; pláticas matrimoniales; consultas
familiares) 252-505-6258
♦ Ana María “Anita” Serratos – ministros en la
misa, lectores, ujieres, coordinación de las
misas 252-290-5304
♦ Felipa y Primitivo Salazar -- intenciones para
la misa, visitas a los enfermos hospitalizados,
venta de libros y otros artículos religiosos,
información
sobre
Cursillo,
Alvernia
Matrimonial, en general 252-290-5569
♦ Abraham Mora – música, coro de niños
252-969-4336
♦ Edith Serrano – música, ayuda con
documentación para los sacramentos, PAC rep
252-292-4762
♦ Rafael Aguado
-- Caballeros de Colón,
contacto con abogados de inmigración, PAC
rep 252-371-3268
♦ Juana Aguado – ayuda(ensayos) en ceremonias
de quinceaños y bodas 252-621-8361
♦ Martín Bustos – grupo de oración y servicio
“Callejeros de la Fe -Juan Bosco”
252-230-8759
Donaciones sugeridas/pedidas por la parroquia
en la ocasión de las celebraciones de….
(dudas y casos especiales, hable con P. Pablo)
Familias
activas/
inscritas
en
parroquia
Familias no
inscritas/de
otras
parroquias/no
activas
Bautismos de niños
$50
$75
Bodas con misa nupcial
$150
$250
Bodas sin misa nupcial*
$75
$100
15 años con misa
$150
$250
15 años con bendición **
Presentación de 1 y 3 años
Boleto de los sacramentos
$75
$75
$10
$125
$100
$10
Misas intenciones anunciadas
$10
Su
voluntad
Su
voluntad
+++
$10
EVENTO
Otras intenciones
Estipendio para ministro
Músicos para una misa +++
Su voluntad
Su voluntad
+++
*la expectativa es que una pareja católica se casen dentro
de una misa nupcial.
** para quinceañeras no todavía inscritas en preparación para
confirmación y/o sin primera comunión.
+++ se contrata aparte con Abraham Mora: 252-969-4336,
Edith Serrano
252-292-4762