Reflection February 1st - St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church

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Fr. Norman Schwartz
Reflection February 1st
“He commands even the unclean spirits and they obey him” (Mk 1:27).
Christ’s words bring healing and comfort. Through His words, He teaches as
one having authority not to blame or to destroy, but to heal, to console and
to build up the whole human person. The Word of Christ rings not only with
power and authority but with truth. Through the extent of Christ’s words,
powers and authority, the “unclean spirit” within the man comes out of him.
As Christ heals the unclean man whom by far recognizes Christ as “the Holy
One of God,” we, too, somehow may call upon Jesus Christ for either spiritual
or physical healings. The question is, how often do we speak to Him? How is
our relationship with Christ ? From now on, Christ wants to hear from us.
He is our Healer; He is our hope and consolation. Call and talk to Him,
He will surely listen to us.
Fr. Wesler Hilaire
FEBRUARY 1, 2015
FEBRUARY 1 • ST. JOAN OF ARC • 1
February 1, 2015
MASSES FOR THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 2, 2015
MONDAY – February 2
6:45am
Jack McCarry
by Daughter Marina
Rose Keaton
by Tom and Fran Kennedy
8:15am
Elsa Santacroce
by Family
Jack Wilt
by Margaret Wilt
TOPIC Mass Schedule
Pastors Message
Parish Directory/Weekly treasure
Whats Happening at SJA?
Koinoinia Retreat
World Day of Consecrated Life
Alleluia Club Bingo Night
Young Adults Club Meeting
Interfaith Weekend
SJA March for Life
Praise & Worship
Cause Of Blessed
Catholic Women’s Conference
Dr. Randalls Book Club
Faith, Family, & Fun Day
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SJA Open House Photos
Religious Education
Support Services
Altar bread/Prayer List
Around Our Diocese
Ministerio Multicultural
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TUESDAY – February 3
6:45am
Louise S. Lowe
Peggy Kuntz
by Ed & Celise Johnson
8:15am
Robert Feliz
by Wife
Jonathan Rojewski
by Mary Evert
WEDNESDAY – Febrary 4
6:45am
Ronin Beucher
by Beucher Family
Ted Pfeiffer
by Rishoff Family
8:15am
Romis Evan
by Claudina Evan
Tinerfe Tejera
by Tessia O’Dea
THURSDAY – February 5
6:45am
Hope Carlough
by his daughters
Joe Beucher
by The Beucher Family
8:15am
Edward Farrell
by Wife
Jose Felipe Cos
by The Sclafani Family
Intensions
Available
for 12 noon Masses
during Lent
Feb 18- April 1
2 • ST. JOAN OF ARC • FEBRUARY 1
FRIDAY – February 6
6:45am
Charles & Ann Marie Fix
for 50th Anniversary
Joseph Reali
by Steven & Nina Egmont
8:15am
Mary McCarthy
by Bob Schonger
Andrew Torpie
by The Evert Family
SATURDAY – February 7
8:15am
Rocco Viglietti
by Teresa Viglietti
Steven Engel
by Mr. & Mrs J.D. Murphy
4:30pm
Mary Rellick
by George and Linda
Margaret Fodor
by The Marshall Family
6:30pm
Jose Victor Alva
by Alva Family
Blanca Nelly de Alva
by Her Children
SUNDAY – February 8
7:30am
Deacon Bill Watzek
by Monica Stanny
David & Olga Salerno
by the O’Dea Family
9:15am
Nick LoMonte
by Johnny Puccio
Alina Maria Brady
by SJA School & Church
10:45am
Joseph William Pohl
by Louise Lucas
Gale Gallo
by Louise Lucas
12:15pm
Louis, Lilian & Edward
Scarpetti
by Donna Rizzo
Robert G. Rizzo
by Wife Donna
5:00pm
Elsa Santacroce
by The Family
Patrick Finegan
by The Slaight Family
OUR IDENTITY: ONE, HOLY, CATHOLIC, APOSTOLIC
It is important to remember the characteristics or qualities about Catholicism that make us unique among the world’s great religions. From the
beginnings of our church in the missionary and church founding activities of the apostles, we have emphasized the unity that unites us. Yes we
exist in all parts of the world and Mass is celebrated in hundreds of different languages but it is also true that we share one Creed, one system
of sacraments, one unified concept of morality and right living and one episcopal understanding of pastoral and spiritual leadership. In reality,
even with the differences of language and culture, Catholics can feel comfortable worshiping in any part of the world.
The word “Catholic” implies universal and reaching out to and including all the different cultures and types of people in the world. What is
true of Catholicism around the world is also true for us living in Southeast Florida. The Diocese of Palm Beach of which Saint Joan of Arc is a
member parish is comprised of five counties, 5,115 square miles, 235,000 Catholics and a total population of two million. Our part of Florida
is very diverse with many languages and cultures and it is a challenge to create “one faith family” from so many. Each parish also has its own
diversity and “personality” but working, praying and evangelizing together we create a unified Catholic footprint in our world. With our Bishop
as the center of our diocesan unity, together as many parishes, we support a school system, Catholic Charities ministries, liturgical and pastoral
resources and a corps of priests and religious women.
Our Catholic identity is essentially a corporate identity, a community of individuals who are journeying together in faith, hope and charity with
common goals and aspirations. We know that no single one of us is alone but a significant member of the Body Of Christ. We share in His
mission and espouse His values. So it is that each year, we join together to support all of the diverse and life giving ministries and activities
that express our solidarity and vision. No single parish can accomplish all that needs to be done, but together we can make a real difference
in the lives of thousands. Just as no man is an island, so no parish is an island unto itself. THE DIOCESAN SERVICES APPEAL is the concrete
vehicle through which we can express our identity, values and most heartfelt commitments.
Please consider how you might be a part of the larger Catholic community of the Palm Beach Diocese. Along with all of the other families of
our Diocese, help us to address human and spiritual needs together and in that way build up the Kingdom of God in our time and place. Your
gift of whatever size will help us solidly build our Church and ministries upon the rock that is Jesus Christ. A final important thought for our
consideration is Saint Paul’s great insight that “God will never be outdone in generosity”.
- Msgr. Michael D. McGraw
Weekly Offertory Collection for January 24/25, 2015
totaled $24,847.00.
737 envelope users contributed $18,397.00
Non envelope users contributed $6,450.00.
The Care Ministry Collection totaled $3,622.00.
ANNULMENTS
Deacon Bill Watzek 561-952-2828
by appt. only.
MUSIC MINISTRY
Douglas Byers, 561-952-2856
Director of Liturgical Music
BAPTISMAL ARRANGEMENTS
561-392-0007
(English) Baptism class for parents 1st
Thurs. each month, 7 pm.
561-392-0007
Constanza Preble (Spanish)
Baptism class for parents 3rd Tues. each
month, 7 pm.
561-392-0007
DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL PLANT
Paul Micelli, 561-392-0007
ext. 2850
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE &
HUMAN RESOURCES
Patricia Suau, 561-392-0007,
ext. 2806
PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY
Deacon Bill Watzek 561-952-2828
COUNSELING CENTER
(Catholic Charities Satellite Office at SJA) RELIGIOUS ARTICLES STORE
Laura Watzek, 561-393-0006.
Maria T. Isava MA, LCSW
Hours: Mon - Fri, 7:30am to 4:30pm.
561-215-0208
Sat, 9:00am to 5:30pm
Counseling Director
Sun. 9 am to 1:30 pm
Catholic Charities Diocese Of Palm Beach
Boca Raton Office
SACRAMENTS
St. Joan Of Arc Catholic Church
Anointing of the Sick and Elderly:
298 SW 3rd Street, Boca Raton,FL 33432
First Saturday of the month following the
COUNSELING CENTER
8:15am Mass. Please call
(Private Practice)
Pamela Diane Sigda, Ph. D.
the Parish Office to request a priest
if you are a patient at Boca Regional
561-706-2277
Hospital.
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY
Cecilia Chinchilla, 561-952-2858
USHERS MINISTRY
Javier Palomo 561-445-1782
MULTICULTURAL MINISTRY
Constanza Preble, 561-859-4666
HOMEBOUND/PASTORAL VISITATION
Fr. Wesler Hilaire, 561-392-0007
ext. 2824
1.
2.
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
Mrs. Caroline Roberts 561-392-7974
CARE MINISTRY 561-962-6000
FAMILY LIFE MINISTRY
Tessie O’Dea, 561-952-2852
St. Joan Of Arc Catholic School
3.
SISTERS OF MERCY
Sr. Ellen Murphy R.S.M.,
561-392-7974
Sr. Josephine Sullivan R.S.M.
Sr. Kathleen Sweeney R.S.M.
SJA DEVELOPMENT MINISTRY
Wendy Horton, 561-952-2838
Diane Salerno, 561-952-2848
(Special Projects)
WEDDING PREPARATION
Rosario Gonzales, 561-952-2854
6 Months notice required for marriages
Saturday February 7, 10am-2pm
Wristbands on sale for $10 per child at the door on the
event date. Food and General Store items available at an
additional cost.
WHAT’S BEEN HAPPENING AT SAINT JOAN OF ARC: OUR SPIRITUAL LIVES?
It is almost impossible to capture the spiritual vitality and energy of our parish’s spiritual life over the past few years. Beginning with our Masses
and other liturgies, it is heartening to see a committed community of some 3,500 worshipers gather every weekend for our Masses. We also have
another hundred or so who attend Mass every day. Thousands of voices are raised in songs of praise and thanksgiving as we weekly “pray twice”
in our congregational singing under the leadership of Doug Byers and our inspiring choirs. We certainly know how to “Make a Joyful Song Unto
The Lord”! Special effort and attentiveness has gone into the welcoming activities of our Ushers, clergy, Music Ministry and Lectors. We have
succeeded, in the opinion of many parishioners and guests, in creating a warm, friendly and hospitable worshiping community. Each Mass that we
begin by greeting and introducing ourselves to our neighbors, helps build up our family of faith. Our goal is to make sure that no one ever feels
like a stranger worshiping with us.
Our Liturgical Ministries of Lectors, Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist, Altar Servers and Ushers provide for the spiritual growth of the participants in these ministries and also give good example and encouragement to the spiritual growth of all. Because the Divine Liturgy is the “Work of
the People”, our enthusiastic, active participation has created worship in our church that is uplifting, nourishing and effective in making our community holier and more active in service and charity. The many different prayer groups, Bible study groups,Family prayers and discussion groups
that exist at Saint Joan of Arc insure that our weekend Masses are high points and expressions of a spirituality that is practiced all week long.
Another indicator of the spiritual vitality of our parish family is the extent to which we extend ourselves in charity and concern toward others.
Within the context of our worship, we are invited regularly to help with worthy causes such as help to the International Missions; Elderly Religious
sisters, priest and brothers; Black and Indian Missions; Holy Land Missions; Propagation of the Faith; Respect Life and many other fruitful Catholic
causes. The weekly offertory collection, in addition, that pays for all of the expenses of our parish is, at its heart, a gift of ourselves to God and
becomes a part of the self-offering of Jesus at every Mass. While often we cannot directly be involved in the multiple needs to which we respond,
we can help indirectly through prayer and charity.
Because our Sunday worship is the “summit and source of our lives”, it also supports us and strengthens us as we live out our faith in our families.
What we celebrate at Mass, we put into practice during the week every time we show compassion, forgive, reach-out to our neighbor and give
good example. The fruits of a mature spiritual life are the Beatitudes, Jesus’ Two-Fold Law of Love, The Gifts and Fruits of The Holy Spirit and the
virtues taught by Jesus. As a spiritually alive and growing parish, we have much to be thankful for as we reflect upon our recent past. We are
firmly grounded in our spirituality and in our charity. We are building upon a holy past as we journey forward together with God’s grace, inspiration, and courage.
World Day of Consecrated Life
Monday February 2, 2015
Koinonia Parish Retreat 2015
This is a spiritually uplifting weekend experience that takes place
right here in our parish, while you go home to sleep in the comfort
of your own home.
REGISTER NOW February 27, 28 & March 1
Please fill out registration form and return to the church office at:
St Joan of Arc, 370 SW 3rd Street, Boca Raton, FL 33432.
Spaces are limited to the first 36 persons. Retreat fee of $85.00
per person includes all three days.
No one will be denied for the lack of funds.
For more information contact Tessie Odea at 561-952-2852
In 1997, Pope John Paul II instituted a day of prayer for
women and men in consecrated life. This celebration is attached
to the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord.
Alleluia Club Meeting
BINGO! Night
Saturday February 8
Young Adults Group Meeting
THE LIGHT, St Joan of Arc’s young adults’ ministry, invites
young adults between the ages of 18 to 35 (married or
un-married) to our weekly meeting at the Ark (319 SW 3rd
Street, Boca Raton FL 33432) at 7:30 PM on
Monday February 2nd.
The topic of reflection will be about the Saints.
For more information please contact
[email protected]
29th Annual Interfaith Dialogue Weekend
February
19 – 22, 2015
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20
All are invited to a Shabbat service at
Temple Beth El at 6:00pm
Our Guest Speaker this year is
Fr. Bill Burton, O.F.M.
Theme:
Table Hospitality
and its meaning for
Judaism and Christianity
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28
All are invited to attend the 12:15pm
Mass at St. Joan of Arc followed by
a reception in Our Lady of Mercy Center.
Clergy and choirs from each
congregation will participate
in the service and Liturgy.
Don’t miss sharing this St. Joan of Arc/Temple Beth El tradition, in its 29th year anniversary!
SJA At The March For Life 2015
Praise & Worship
Join our SJA Youth Choir Sunday, February 8
immediately following the 5pm Mass in
the Church.
6th Annual Catholic Women’s Conference
Cause of Blessed: Titus Brandsma, O.Carm.
Over 10 years ago, Fr. Michael Driscoll was operated on for melanoma at
the Massachusetts Eye & Ear Hospital (Mass General) in Boston.It was
an aggressive, advanced case of melanoma, stage 4 cancer. Because of
the great doctors in Boston, and the powerful prayers of many people to
Titus Brandsma, there appears to be a complete cure of the cancer, which
had metastasized from the forehead to the neck. The Vatican doctors have
examined all the medical records and have declared the outcome “beyond
medical explanation.” Presently, the Diocesan process to examine the
witnesses has begun. We are seeking members of the Diocese who prayed
for a cure, through the intercession of Titus Brandsma, a Dutch Carmelite,
killed at Dachau in 1942. Please call the St. Jude Parish Office at
561-392-8172, so that we can get names, addresses and phone numbers
for the Palm Beach Diocesan officials to contact each of you for testimony.
It is important that we do this as quickly as possible.
The PBDCCW Women of Faith Conference is set for
Saturday, March 7th, 8:00 A.M. breakfast to 3PM closing,
at St. Ignatius Loyola Parish with Colleen Carroll Campbell as
keynote speaker. All women of the Diocese are invited, and
earlybird registration is $30.00 paid by February 7.
2015
Feb 3: My Antonia, Books 1 and 2; the use of Vigil’s Georgics.
Feb 17: My Antonia, Books 3-5; the use of paradox
Meetings will be held in the Ministry building in
Conference Room B from 3:00pm-4:30pm
SJA SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE
10 • ST. JOAN OF ARC • F
EBRUARY 1
SUNDAY SESSION FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: 9:00 A.M. TO 10:15 A.M.
WEDNESDAY SESSION FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: 4:45 P.M. TO 6:00 P.M.
Religious Education Office Hours:
Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays:
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Wednesdays: 9:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Fridays: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Sundays: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
And by appointment
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER:
Sunday Religious Education Classes:
February 1st -- Classes
February 8th -- Classes
Wednesday Religious Education Classes:
February 4th -- Classes
February 11th - Classes
WHAT IS CONSECRATED LIFE?
In 2013, Pope Francis declared a Year of Consecrated Life (YCL) to be celebrated throughout the world. YCL
began on the First Sunday of Advent, November 30, 2014. It will close on the World Day of Consecrated Life,
February 2, 2016. Pope Francis has called for this year to “wake up the world” and share the power of the
Gospel through the witness of the lives of our consecrated brothers and sisters. As we approach the day of
Consecrated Life this coming February 2, 2015 I would like to share with the parents of Religious Education
what Consecrated Life is about.
Have you ever wondered what a brother or sister does all day? What would make a young man or woman
give up their family, their home, or their career and dedicate their life to God? Consecrated life is a vocation
just as marriage and diocesan priesthood are. To be consecrated is to take special vows that set a person apart
solely for the service to God. Both men and women can choose to consecrate their lives to Christ as a way to
seek an intimate relationship with Him. These men and women give witness that Christ is ultimately who we
are called to be united to. They live the truth that only Christ can satisfy the deepest longings in a person’s
heart, and witness that this union provides a deeper joy than the secular world can give. In effect they are
previewing the way we will relate to Christ in heaven.
Homeschool
Next Family Catechesis (Homeschool) Sessions:
Sunday, February 8th
Wednesday, February 11th
Those in consecrated life generally join a religious order. There are scores of religious orders - some founded
centuries ago by saints, and some founded more recently to fulfill a particular need. Consecrated life is most
often shared in a community which is united to live out their common mission together. Some religious orders
are considered “contemplative,” which means that prayer is central to their day. There are variations with
a
few orders living mostly in silence and removed from society, while others pray frequently but also work
Mandatory meeting for Parents of Religious
in
secular society. Apostolic orders are more active in society and the world. Their focus may be teaching,
Education grades 1 to 5.
ministering
to the sick, or missionary work in the US or abroad. Right here in St. Joan of Arc we have three
Every year the Office of Safe Environments of the Diocese
Apostolic Orders among us. The Sisters of Mercy – Sr. Ellen, Sr. Kathleen and Sr. Josephine – the Dominicans,
of Palm Beach asks the parishes to present the topic of
protecting God’s children. Mrs. Kit Johansen director of the Order of Preachers – Sr. Carmen and Sr. Francis – and the Claretian Missionary Sisters – Sr. Vivian. We invite
Office of Safe Environments of the Diocese will come to do you to take some time to pray in a special way this year for these men and women who are consecrated to
a presentation for the Religious Education classes’ grades
God and to pray for the increase of vocations among our young people
1-5. Parents are asked to attend.
Wednesday group February 4, 2015 at 5:00 p.m. in
Mercy Center and Sunday Group February 8th at
9:15 a.m. in Mercy Center.
Baptismal Preparation Class for 2015
February 5th
March 5th
April 9th
May 7th
June 4th
July 9th
Please register with main Parish Office to attend.
Reminder for May First Communion Parents (Mandatory):
Please attend First Reconciliation Parent Meeting
Tuesday, February 3rd, 2015 at 7:00 PM in the Church
AN INVITATION TO WEDNESDAY RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PARENTS
Parents of students in the Wednesday Session of Religious Education are
invited to come and reflect on your faith with Sr. Ellen Murphy, RSM.
While your children are in religion classes, come and share with other parents.
There will be prayer, faith discussions, videos, Bible study and much more.
Don’t miss it!
What: One Lord, One Faith Catholic Faith Program
When: Wednesdays, 4:45PM - 5:45 PM, during Religious Education classes
Where: Conference Room B
PRAY THE ROSARY- 6:15am in the Chapel, to pray for our Pope, Bishop, Priests, Deacons,
and Religious, and for vocations. Join us every morning after the 8:15am Mass in the
Chapel to pray to end abortion.
AA (Alcoholic Anonymous) - Saturdays at 10am in Immaculata Center, Mondays,7:00pm,
Art Room, and Wednesdays at 7:00pm in Immaculata Center.
AL - ANON/ALA TEEN - Meets at St. Joan of Arc Saturdays,10am in Immaculata Center.
ST. JOAN OF ARC KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS- We are a part of this great dynamic Catholic
International Organization. Call Bob Vetto, G.K.: 561-716-6070.
ST. JOAN OF ARC COLUMBIETTES- Please join us as United We Stand to embark on this
fresh new year in building a strong bond in our parish. For details call Mary Lou Hotchkiss at
561-362-5952.
MOMMY & ME- Weekly get together every Tuesday between 10:00am and 1:00pm. Come
and go as you please.Please contact Amanda Roccapriore at 561-859-8684 or
[email protected] for information.
SCRIPTURE STUDY- Sunday Morning from 9:15am to 10:30 am. in Conf. Room B.
Thursday Morning Scripture Study 9:00am at the Casa Hispana. (corner of 3rd ave & 4th St.)
SJA RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY- Join us to pray the rosary at the Planned Parenthood site
at 8177 Glades Rd., West Boca. We meet in front of the shopping center at 9:45am on
Fridays. For information call Terri at 561-901-7312
KOINONIA- Our Annual parish Retreat, a spiritually uplifting weekend experience that takes
place in our Parish Grounds. More information please contact Tessie O’Dea at 561-952-2852
P.O.P.S. (Parents of Prayer & Service)- Meet every Thursday during the school year,
7:45am to 8:15am in the Convent Chapel. Please join us.
ALLELUIA CLUB IS A MEETING OF PARISHIONERS 50 +
More information please call Tessie O’Dea at 561-952-2852
SHARED CARE- Each Wednesday at Temple Beth El, 9:30am to 2:30pm.
For more info call Tessie O’Dea at 561-952-2852.
NA (Narcotics Anonymous)- Meets at St. Joan of Arc Fridays at 7 pm,
in Immaculata Center. More information call: 561-276-4581.
UPGRADE YOUR CLOSET! THE ST. JOAN OF ARC USHERS WANT YOU!!!
Are you tired of your wardrobe and deciding what to wear to Mass each week? Let us dress
you! Call Javier Palermo at 561-445-1782 or Dennis Jordan at 561-395-8329.
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT- Join us every Tuesday, 5-9pm and Friday,
9am to 9pm in the Chapel. Divine Mercy Chaplet prayed on Fridays at 3:00pm, and the
Rosary on Fridays at 8:30pm.
KNIT/CROCHET SOCIAL- Join us on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month at 10:30am in
the at the Casa Hispana (corner of 3rd Ave and 4 th St.). Beginners to experts are needed
to make prayer shawls and projects for preemies, kids and our troops. Call Claire at
445-4802 or Dottie at 395-2681 for more information.
SJA DAD’S CLUB- Every Monday in Mercy Center at Drop off - 7:45am. All dads in the
Parish welcome.
THE MEN’S MINISTRY- We meet Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:30 pm at The Ark. ALL
men of the Parish are most welcome. For information please call Paul Paschke at
561-392-2476.
SJA SCHOOL ALUMNI- We invite you to register on our St. Joan of Arc website as an
alumnus if you haven’t already done so at [email protected]
WOMAN OF GRACE- Find your purpose... feed your soul.
Embark upon a 10-week Journey of Discovery and Transformation that is
life-changing! For details contact, Tessie O’Dea 561-952-2852
or Martha Nicolli at [email protected]
THE SJA PUBLIC ADVOCACY COMMITTEE- is requesting the current members and any other
parishioners who wish to join, to send their email/phone number (whichever you wish) to
Joseph Kabbas, Chairman of Public Advocacy at [email protected];
phone 561-299-8921; fax 561-362-7134
SUNDAY TV MASS FOR THE HOMEBOUND- Each week at 9:00am on Estrella
network. Mass for the Homebound can be seen. For a copy of the Sunday Missal, call the
Diocesan Office of Communications at 561-775-9529.
HOMEBOUND MINISTRY- Call us if you or someone you know is no longer able to
attend Mass. Our Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion visit the elderly & infirmed
Parishioners. 561-392-0007.
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT- Join us every Tuesday, 5-9pm and Friday,
9am to 9pm in the Chapel. Divine Mercy Chaplet prayed on Fridays at 3:00pm, and the
Rosary on Fridays at 8:30pm.
SJA COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN (CCW)- St. Ana Circle 4th Wednesday at 8am, St.
Clare Circle 3rd Wednesday at 1pm. St. Elizabeth Circle 2nd Tuesday at 8am-9:30am
at Casa Hispana, Sts Martha & Mary Circle 3rd Thursday at 7pm. St. Monica Circle 4th
Monday at 2pm. St. Therese of Lisieux 3rd Tuesday at 8am. Please join us, make new
friends, as we are Women Making a difference.
For more information call 561-392-0007 Ext. 8104.
SJA Book Fair
Alva, José
Avalos, Zuany
Barone, Lydia
Beucher, Joe
Braithwaite, Richard
Busanni, Arturo
Cacace, Vincent
Cassani, Angela
Conaghan, Patrick
Cuccolo, Anthony
Cwalinski, Saxon
Danaher, Johanna
Desmarais, Clovis
De Opina, Argenida
Martinez
De La Quintana, Carmen
DE LA TORRE, Eugenia
Dillevig, (Baker) Patricia
Espinoza, Milagros
Evans, Richard
Farrell, Helene
Feerguson-Byrne,Ashley
Ferguson, John
Feliz, Mary
Fisher, Harry
Formica, Robert
Gesner, Carmella
Golden, Dorothy
Gomez, Umbelina
Gonsalves, Pat
Gulisano, Jean
Hamilton, Bob
Hamilton, Ashley
FEBRUARY
Horn, Amy
Holmes, Mary
Hughes, Barry
Jacobs, Katherine
Kabbas, Diane
Kassing, Robert
Kenny, Pauline M.
Kenney, Brigid
Kenney, Robert
Kenney, Eileen
Kick, Debbie
Kolcun, Laverne
Kolesar,Donald
Krasne, Mary Rose
Krzewnski, Roy
Lugo, Miguel
Lupo, Ana
Lynn, Adele
Mahoney, Suzanne
Maloney, Jim
Manno, Jean
Manno, Angela
Margolis, Robert
Marquiles, Ricardo
Miller, Betty
Muriel
McCarthy, Suzanne
McCormick, John
Nguyen, Christopher
Nofi, Dianne
Pelles, Angelica
Petito, Joseph
Pearson, Linda
Petho, Ellen
Preble, Happy
Pinto, Kevin
Pfistner, Paul
Ridge, Teresa
Rishoff, Gertrude
Rishoff, Walter
Roberts, Tyler
Rodriguez Mary Ann
Sagaria, Joyce
Takacs, Linda
Theriaule, Roberta
Thorson, Kim
Tousignant, Helen
Tremblay, Stephan
Vathauer,Theresa
Vizcaino, Raquel
Williams, Shirley
Woolley, Bill
Yacona, Lenny Yee, James
Zimmerman, Shirley
WOULD YOU LIKE TO DONATE
FLOWERS TO DECORATE THE ALTAR
ON THE WEEKEND MASSES?
January 25: In memory of beloved Thomas F. Manno Sr.
by his wife Jean and children.
February 1: In memory of my dear husband Michael Negri
by his wife Lela.
Deacesed
Marie Young
Marie Bovarnick
Therese St. Juste
Maria Rosa Martinez
Staff. Sgt. Douglas Stott, PVT 1st Class Brendan Nestor.
Sgt. Maj. John Hermeling, Capt. Christopher Allen & PFC Lee E.
Palmer; David Schuler, Lance Corp., Marines. Benjamin Creed,
PVT. Okinowa: SA William Fix Jr. Djibouti.
You can do this to celebrate special
dates,(birthdays, anniversaries, etc.).
You can also donate them in memory
of someone or to celebrate your family,
or your business or simply to decorate
the Lord’s table. Your name would be
printed here on the week you choose
to donate the flower arrangement.
Events at Our Lady of Florida Spiritual Center 2015
1300 US Highway One, North Palm Beach,FL
Feb 4: Day of Reflection
Presentor: Fr. Patrick Daugherty, C.P. “For I am not ashamed of the
Gospel of Christ” 10am-2:30pm; $30.00
Reservations Required
Feb 13-15: Scripture Retreat with Fr. Don Senior, C.P.
Cost: $225.00. Registration & deposit required
Feb 18: Ash Wednesday; Day of Reflection
10am-2:30pm & Evening of Reflection 6:30pm-9:30pm.
Reservations required. $30.00
Discussion group on Building Peace
Any parishioners interested in participating for three meetings, once per
month, of an inter-racial small group discussion focused on building peace
should contact Marjorie O’Sullivan at 561-395-6029. Meetings will be
facilitated and conducted in a friendly home setting.
Carmelite Workshop
Feb 21, 2015 8am-3pm
St Jude parish, 21689 Toledo Rd, Boca Raton,FL
Presenter: Fr. Jack Welch
Topic: The Little Flower and The Mercy of God.
Cost: $30 and includes lunch
For more information please call 561-622-2418 or [email protected]
Free Talk Conference
Friday, February 6, 2015
Feb 20-22: Charismatic Retreat led by Dr. Carol Razza and team. 7:00pm-9:00pm
Cost: $210.00, Registration & deposit required.
Following in the Footsteps of St. Paul
“I’m Not Being Fed: Discovery the Food that Satisfies the soul”
Speaker: Jeff Cavin
Location: St. John the Evangelist Church
An 11 day tour with Fr. Tom Barrett will visit Athens, Corinth, Ephesus, and
most meals. October 20-30, 2015. The cost is $3,579 per person. Please Women’s Circle 11th Annual Gala of Hope
call Fr. Barrett at (561)-622-2565 for a brochure and more information. Monday, March 2, 2015.
Elegant event at Delray Dunes Golf and Country Club.
Jim Sackett, retired anchor for WPTV NewsChannel 5, will be the special
31st Annual Anniversary Mass for Married Couples
guest speaker. Seating is limited. Tickets are $100 in advance.
Most Reverend Gerald M. Barbarito, Bishop of Palm Beach, will
For information, please contact:
preside at the celebration of our 31st Annual Anniversary Mass for Women’s Circle, Inc. 912 SE 4th Street Boynton Beach, FL 33435 or call
561-244-7627 x 105
Married Couples on Saturday, February 14, 2015, at 10:30AM,
FAX 561-244-7629
at Holy Spirit Church in Lantana. Cake, coffee and punch will
www.womenscircle.org [email protected]
be served in the parish hall after the Mass. All couples who will be
8th World Meeting of Families
celebrating 25, 40, or 50 or more years of marriage in the calendar
September 22-27, 2015
year 2015 are invited to participate.
Location: Philadelphia
Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME) weekend
Rekindle and renew your love on a Worldwide Marriage Encounter
weekend. Available date for 2015 is May 1-3. For more info, contact
Roberto and Maria Ibarra at Home (954)-972-8129 or via E-mail
[email protected] at least two weeks before the weekend.
Please use this bulletin for $35.00 off the application fee.
Check it out: www.worldmeeting2015.org for more info!
Job Opportunity!
Florida Atlantic University (FAU) has an opening for an
Interfaith Coordinator. For more information please review the following FAU
posting: https://jobs.fau.edu/applicants/jsp/shared/frameset/Frameset.
jsp?time=1421859797336
Director Ministerio:
Constanza Preble 561-620-6280
[email protected].
Febrero 2015
Para leer y meditar cada día de la semana
Apostolado Hispano
IV Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario, Ciclo B
San Marcos 1, 21-28: La esclavitud del pecado
Lunes 2 : Fiesta. La presentación del Señor
San Lucas 2, 22-40 Día mundial de la vida
Consagrada.
“Líbranos, oh Señor, del Mal, del Maligno; no nos dejes caer en la tentación. Haz, por tu infinita
misericordia, que no cedamos ante la infidelidad a la cual nos seduce aquel que ha sido infiel
desde el comienzo” (13 Juan Pablo II).
Felicitamos a todas las hermanas de nuestra
parroquia y Oramos por ellas.
Martes 3: San Marcos 5, 21-43:
Comuniones Espirituales: Deseos de recibir a
Cristo.
Miércoles 4: San Marcos 6, 1-6:
Trabajar bien. La Santificación del trabajo.
Jueves 5: San Marcos 6, 7-13:
Los enfermos, predilectos del Señor. Imitar a
Cristo en el amor y atención a los enfermos.
Viernes 6 (Primer viernes):
San Marcos 6,14-29:
Fortaleza en la vida ordinaria. Heroísmo en la
vida sencilla y normal del cristiano.
Sabado 7 (Primer sabado):
San Marcos 6, 30-34:
Santificar el descanso. Deber de descansar.
Hacerlo para servir mejor a Dios y a los
demás.
A las 6:30 nuestra Misa de vigilia del
domingo 8 de febrero. V Domingo del
Tiempo Ordinario, Ciclo B San Marcos
1,29-39: Difundir la verdad.
El pecado, un solo pecado, ejerce, de una forma a veces oculta y otras visible y palpable, una
misteriosa influencia sobre la familia, los amigos, la Iglesia y sobre la entera humanidad. Si
un sarmiento enferma, todo el organismo se resiente; si un sarmiento queda estéril, la vid no
produce ya el fruto que de ella se esperaba; es más, otros sarmientos pueden también enfermar
y morir.
Renovemos hoy el firme propósito de alejarnos de todo aquello (espectáculos, lecturas inconvenientes, ambientes donde desentona la presencia de un hombre, de una mujer que sigue a
Cristo...) que pueda ser ocasión de ofender a Dios. Amemos mucho el sacramento de la Penitencia y enseñemos a amarlo con una profunda catequesis sobre este sacramento, y meditemos
con frecuencia la Pasión del Señor para entender más la malicia del pecado. Pidamos al Señor
que sea una realidad en nuestras vidas esa sentencia popular llena de sentido: «antes morir que
pecar».
“Como va la familia , asi va el mundo.”
Papa San Juan Pablo II
Para la gente más pobre, un hijo es un tesoro. Es verdad, se debe también ser prudentes
aquí. Pero para ellos un hijo es un tesoro. Dios sabe cómo ayudarlos…. {…}
Pero mirad también la generosidad de ese papá y de esa mamá que ve en cada hijo un tesoro.
Papa Francisco en el avión de Manila a Roma.
Octavo Encuentro Mundial de las Familias Filadelfia: Septiembre 22-27.
http://www.worldmeeting2015.org/plan-your-visit/register/ REGISTRESE !
La oración no es problema de hablar o de sentir, sino de amar. Y se ama esforzándose en intentar decir
algo al Señor aunque no se diga nada.
Actividades en
español
• Bautismos
Tercer Sábado del mes al Mediodía Llamar a
561-392-0007 para información . 21 de Febrero
•Clase Pre-Bautismal
Tercer martes del mes 7:00pm Llamar al 561392-0007 para información 17 de febrero
WOG en Español
Lunes 10:00 am Casa Hispana.
2, 9 y 23 de Febrero
•Grupo de oración
Jueves 7:00 pm en la Casa Hispana.
5,12,19 y 26 de Febrero
• Rosario Padre Pio
Jueves 9:00 am Casa The Ark.
5,12,19 y 26 de Febrero
• Clases de Ingles
Miércoles Casa Hispana 4, 11,18 y 25 de
Febrero Llamar al 561-289-7846 para mas
información.
•Ciudadanía
Lunes de por medio de 11am a 12pm Ayuda
con Formularios 9 y 23 de Febrero Llamar al
954 - 818 - 5032 para información.
• Clases de Biblia
Padre Oscar Alonso Ultimo Lunes del Mes
7:00pm 23 de Febrero
• Circulo de Santa Ana
Ultimo miércoles del mes 8:00pm en la Casa
Hispana. 25 de Febrero
Evangelio segun San Marcos
7:00pm en la sala “B”. Proxima clase el lunes 23 de
Febrero.
Conoce los
Evangelios para
hacerte mas amigo
de Jesus
No se pierda la fiesta de la familia :
“Family, Faith and Fun” el Sábado 7 de febrero de
10:00am a 2:00pm.m Desde hace cinco años nos
reunimos todas las familias de Santa Juana de Arco para
compartir un día lleno de alegría al compartir juntos la
dicha de ser hermanos y hermanas en Cristo. Habrá juegos , concursos, y mesas de dulces y comidas para compartir. Participe con su familia en esta fiesta
de hermandad y diversión.
Con mucha alegría recibimos al Diacono Álvaro Velasco Silva de la ciudad de Cali, Colombia,
donde trabajó como educador con los padres Jesuitas en el colegio Berchmans. Como
diácono, se desempeñó en diversas diaconías como la familiar, educativa, caritativa o social,
y litúrgica. Desde marzo de 2010 hasta junio de 2014 trabajó como diácono en la parroquia
de Corpus Christi de Miami con el párroco P. José Luis Menéndez. Desde enero de 2015
esta aquí con nosotros en la Parroquia Santa Juana de Arco. Le damos la bienvenida muy
agradecidos por sus servicios.
¡Muy Bienvenido querido Diácono Álvaro!
Mes de Febrero
Proclamadores de la Palabra
Sábado 7 Nora Acevdo – Paul Mora
Sábado 14 Rosis Suarez – Maria Lucrecia Lozada
Sábado 21 Sandra Castro - Luis Cortes
Sábado 28 Carmen Bruckner – Anibal Lozada
Liturgia de los Niños
Sábado 7 Yanet
Sábado 14 Cynthia
Sábado 21 Yanet
Sábado 28 Cynthia
Ministros Extraordinarios de la Eucaristia:
Sábado 7 Maria de los Angeles Angulo y Rebeca Vera
Sábado 14 Luis Chavez y Rachel Licciardino
Sábado 21 Fernando y Jeannette Cordova
Sábado 28 Nelcy sua y Raquel Licciardino
Ministerio Extraordinario de la Eucaristia y Grupo de oracion: Fernando Cordova 561-573-0194. Proclamadores de la Palabra: Rosis Suarez
561- 665-1752. Monaguillos: Rita Carrillo 561-543-6049. Liturgia de la Palabra para los niños: Cynthia Lara 561-716-4334.

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