St. Joseph Catholic Church

FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FEBRUARY 10, 2013
St. Joseph
Catholic Church
Welcome to St. Joseph Church!
¡Bienvenidos a la Iglesia de San José!
1722 North Starr Drive
Fayetteville, AR 72701
WEEKEND MASSES
Misas Fin de Semana
SATURDAY
5:00 pm
English
SUNDAY
9:00 am
English
SUNDAY
11:30 am
English
DOMINGO
1:30 pm
Español
SUNDAY
5:00 pm
Life Teen
WEEKDAY MASSES
Misas entre Semana
MONDAY
6:30 am
TUESDAY
8:30 am
WEDNESDAY
6:00 pm
JUEVES en Español 7:00 pm
THURSDAY
6:45 am
FRIDAY
8:30 am
Liturgy of the
Hours
RECONCILIATION
SATURDAY / SÁBADO
3:30 pm
Confesiones
WEDNESDAY / MIÉRCOLES
5:00 pm
THURSDAY / JUEVES
6:00 pm
deeper relationship with God
Uniendo diferentes culturas
y acercándonos a una relación
más profunda con Dios
Fr. John K. Antony, Pastor
Deacon Bud Baldwin
[email protected]
[email protected]
Deacon Mike Henry
Deacon Marcelino Vazquez
[email protected]
[email protected]
Embracing our many cultures
and bringing each member into
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WELCOME TO ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH
NEW PARISHIONERS
Please register online at
www.sjfay.com
or fill out a manila
registration card
(found in the front hallway)
and hand it to an usher
PHONE NUMBERS-EXT. BELOW
CHURCH
SCHOOL
FAX
WEBSITE
(479) 442-0890
(479) 442-4554
(479) 442-7887
www.sjfay.com
OFFICE HOURS
BAPTISM
We ask for registration
and faithful attendance. Please
contact the church office
for more information.
RECONCILIATION
■ Wednesdays 5:00 p.m.
■ Thursdays 6:00 p.m.
■ Saturdays 3:30 p.m.
Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
BULLETIN DEADLINE
Friday noon the week before publication
Deadlines before holidays vary
MARRIAGE
Church & School Staff
♦ Pastor
Rev. John K. Antony
[email protected]
♦ Priest, Retired
Rev. Larry Heimsoth
[email protected]
♦ Deacon
Dc. Bud Baldwin
[email protected]
♦ Deacon
Dc. Mike Henry
[email protected]
♦ Deacon
Dc. Marcelino Vazquez
[email protected]
♦ School Principal
Marcia Diamond
[email protected]
x207
♦ Office Manager
Barbara Lupton
[email protected]
x206
♦ Church Operations
Paul Warren
[email protected]
x201
♦ Music
Dr. Scott Dewese
[email protected]
x341
♦ Religious Education
Suzanne Krumpelman
[email protected]
x241
♦ Asst. Religious Education
Maria Vazquez
[email protected]
x242
♦ Adult Faith Formation
Beth McClinton
[email protected]
x221
♦ Youth Ministry
x200
x150
♦ Parish Life & Hispanic Ministry
Lucy Morlet
[email protected]
x203
♦ Finance Manager
Cheryl Floyd
[email protected]
x204
♦ Office Manager
Lydia Worden
[email protected]
x202
♦ Administrative Assistant
Teresa Ryan
[email protected]
x205
♦ Event Coordinator
Skip Frein
[email protected]
♦ Receptionist
Guadalupe (Lupe) Lopez [email protected]
x212
♦ Sacristan
Shannon Keever
x244
♦ Custodians
Barbara Wragg, Eliot Wragg, Jessica Navarro
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[email protected]
Please contact
the church office
six months in advance
MINISTRY
TO THE SICK
Please call the office manager
to arrange for a Sunday visit
from an Extraordinary Minister
of Communion
ANOINTING
OF THE SICK
In the event of an emergency,
call the church office (442-0890)
and activate the emergency paging
system (phone menu option #5)
For non-emergencies,
please call during office hours
to make arrangements
FEBRUARY 10, 2013
FEBRERO 10, 2013
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O COME, LET US WORSHIP GOD AND BOW LOW BEFORE THE
GOD WHO MADE US, FOR HE IS THE LORD OUR GOD.
PSALM 95:6-7
Isaiah, a man of unclean lips, beholds the Lord’s glory in the temple and is
sent on mission (1, Ps). Simon, a sinner, responds to the mission of Jesus by
becoming a disciple (3). Paul, the persecutor, speaks of his call to preach
nothing but Christ crucified and risen (2).
FIRST READING — ISAIAH 6:1-2
Isaiah is called to be a messenger for the Lord
and responds, “Send me!”
RESPONSORIAL PSALM — PSALM 138
In the sight of the angels I will sing your praises, Lord.
SECOND READING — 1 CORINTHIANS 15:1-11
Paul reminds us of the gospel he preached
through which we are saved, if we believe it.
GOSPEL — LUKE 5:1-11
Jesus directs Simon to take his boat
into deep water for a miraculous catch of fish.
PLEASE
PRAY for the repose of the soul of the sister of Bev Heimsoth, Nelda
Kountz, who passed into eternal life on January 23, 2013.
PLEASE PRAY for the repose of the soul of the son of Rose Cerny, Otto Cerny,
who passed into eternal life on February 1, 2013.
PLEASE PRAY for the repose of the soul of the brother of Mollie Poye, Michael
LePert, who passed into eternal life on February 2, 2013.
PLEASE
PRAY for the repose of the soul of the wife of Don Baier, Mary Louise
Baier, who passed into eternal life on February 6, 2013.
T REASURE S
FROM OUR TRADITIONS
Many Catholics who are not active in the Church will still seek out ashes
this Wednesday. Likewise, many Jews who are not otherwise observant will follow the Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur, with great exactness, fasting and refraining from work and entertainment. People customarily dress in white as a
symbol of purity and a reminder of God’s promise that our sins will be made
white as snow. While the overture to Ash Wednesday for Christians may be a
festive Mardi Gras celebration, for Jews it is the New Year feast of Rosh Hashanah. Ten days before the Day of Atonement to God, people are expected to
repair breaks in human life. These are days for offering forgiveness and seeking
to repair harmed relationships with family, friends, or coworkers. Everyone is
expected to seek out someone and “clear the air” by asking for understanding
for any mean words or thoughtless deeds in the past year.
Perhaps the ashes you receive will be invested with deeper meaning if you
follow a similar plan. This year, Rosh Hashanah will be September 5, and Yom
Kippur September 14. A conversation with some Jewish friends or neighbors
about their experience of a season of repentance may be a blessing on your
James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Lent.
GOD’S SUMMONS
Confronted with God’s power
and majesty, the first response of the
prophet Isaiah was to acknowledge
his sinfulness. “Woe is me, I am
doomed! For I am a man of unclean
lips,” he said aloud. Likewise, with
his empty fishing nets dramatically
filled at Jesus’ instruction, Peter fell
to his knees and cried out, “Depart
from me, Lord, for I am a sinful
man.”
Next, Peter got up. He docked
his boats then left to follow Jesus.
Isaiah also had a dramatic change
of heart. When he heard the Lord
say, “Whom shall I send? Who will
go for us?” Isaiah answered, “Here I
am, send me.”
We are summoned daily by the
Risen Lord. We are reminded of the
saving power of the gospel and
know in our heart of hearts that, as
St. Paul wrote, believing in anything
else won’t lead to anything.
What will it take for you to move
past your sinfulness? What will it take
for you to get off your knees? What
will it take for you to bring to dock
what is unimportant and to accept
your call to be God’s messenger?
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WEEKLY EVENTS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9
3:30 PM Reconciliation
5:00 PM MASS
Confessional
Rita Ferrell 
6:30 PM Activity Center
SUNDAY,
FEBRUARY 10
5TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
9:00 AM MASS WITH RITE OF SENDING
Charles Averett 
10:15 AM Coffee & Donuts
Chapel Center
10:15 AM AM Religious Education
as assigned
11:30 AM MASS
Louie Tognoli 
11:30 AM RCIC-Session 2A
Rm 252
1:30 PM MASS IN SPANISH
All the People
3:00 PM PM Religious Education
as assigned
5:00 PM LIFE TEEN MASS
Rae Myers 
6:00 PM Just Dessert
Off-site
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11
Our Lady of Lourdes
Dc. Robert & Patt Johnson (SI)
6:30 AM MASS
10:00 AM Bible Timeline Study
Rm 225
4:30 PM Girl Scout Troop #5084
Centers
5:30 PM Legion of Mary
Rm 225
6:00 PM RCIC-Session 2B
Rm 252
6:30 PM Matthew Bible Study
Rm 225
6:30 PM Spiritual Growth (Spanish)
Rm 254
7:00 PM Bridge Club
Corry Hall
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 12
Weekday
Christi Welcher (SI)
8:30 AM MASS
6:00 PM School Finance
Library
7:00 PM Gregorian Schola
Rm 225
7:00 PM RCIA
Rm 225/Nursery
7:00 PM RCIA Spanish
Rm 254
8:00 PM Men’s Basketball
Activity Center
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13
Ash Wednesday
All the People
6:30 AM MASS
8:30 AM MASS
Fr. John’s Intention
9:00 AM MOMS
as assigned
No Reconciliation
5:30 PM MASS
Patricia McGuire (SI)
6:30 PM Wed. Religious Ed
as assigned
6:45 PM Exposition & Adoration until 9:00 PM
7:00 PM CHWC Meeting
Rm 152
7:00 PM Rushing Waters Prayer Group
Rm 166
7:30 PM MASS IN SPANISH
Fr. John ’s Intention
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14
St. Cyril & St. Methodius
Chapel Center
6:45 AM Liturgy of the Hours
10:00 AM Matthew Bible Study
as assigned
6:00 PM Reconciliation
Confessional
6:30 PM Bible Timeline Study
Rm 253
7:00 PM MASS IN SPANISH
Fr. John ’s Intention
Women’s Fellowship
7:00-9:00 p.m.— Parish Life Room (Rm225)
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ALWAYS
Fiesta and Silent Auction
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IN OUR PRAYERS John & Bette
Beckmann, George Franks, Jennifer Hall, Les
Harris, Rita Keever, Kathryn Lookadoo, Janice
Bartholomew Montgomery, Rachel Schwartz &
Family, and Travis Steelman.
PLEASE
PRAY FOR Enrique, Andrea &
Miranda Alfaro, Faith, Jeff, and Frances
Anderson, Frank Basquez, Shelly Bohack,
Pam Brewer, Rita Buettel, James & Christine Carow, Tom
Connell, Mickey Cooper, Donna Davis, Anna Deppe,
George Franks, Nettie & Lou Frasca, Michael Gesn, Alex
Gibson, Billy Henderson, Lorna James, Richard Janes, Rachel
Kirk, John W. Krim, Stephen Krim, Bobby Long, Patricia
McGuire, Aaron Michaels, John Moll, Bettye Moon, Veronica
O’Brien, Susan Reed, Rachel Schwartz & Family, Stephen
Stubbs, Doug Stueber, Anna Turner, Jamie Warren, Dr. Rita
Zelei, and all parishioners, friends and family facing disease
or suffering.
AND
OUR MILITARY SSgt. Timothy Brake, USMC, Ssgt Brian
Duchek, ANG, Capt. Nicholas Toney, USA, and AMN
Joshua Zarbaugh, USAF.
Please email Lydia at [email protected] or call 442-0890
x202 to add a name to the bulletin prayer list. Names in the
“PLEASE PRAY FOR” section go off the list after four Sundays. If
you would like a name to remain longer, please just call.
PHONE PRAYER TREE
If you have an urgent prayer request,
please call:
• Ann Covey at 575-9497
• Claudette Warren at 442-7965
• or Rosa Maria Diaz (Spanish) at
502-8564.
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 15
8:30 AM MASS
9:15 AM Friday Adoration until 9:00 PM
Knights of Columbus
Lenten Weekday
Mark Wilburn (SI)
Devotional Chapel
FISH FRY
Drive Thru 5:00-8:00 p.m.
Dine-In 6:00-8:00 p.m.
5:30 PM Charismatic Prayer (Spanish)
5:30 PM Stations of the Cross-English
7:30 PM
SATURDAY,
7:00 AM
2:00 PM
3:30 PM
5:00 PM
6:00 PM
SUNDAY,
9:00 AM
10:00 AM
10:15 AM
11:30 AM
1:30 PM
3:00 PM
5:00 PM
Rms 225,250-1
Chapel Center
Stations of the Cross-Spanish
Chapel Center
FEBRUARY 16
Rm 229
Men’s Bible Study
Rite of Election
St. Vincent de Paul in Rogers
Reconciliation
Confessional
MASS
Pauline Boerner 
Sponsor Couple Dinner
Rm 225
FEBRUARY 17
FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT
MASS
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Seal 
Coffee & Donuts
Corry Hall
AM Religious Education
as assigned
MASS
Sunny & Leo Charboneau 
MASS IN SPANISH
All the People
PM Religious Education
as assigned
LIFE TEEN MASS
Paul Krekeler 
FEBRUARY 10, 2013
PARISH MEETINGS & EVENTS
THE SCHOOL FINANCE COMMITTEE will meet Tuesday,
February 12, at 6:00 p.m. in the Library.
ASH WEDNESDAY, February 13, Mass times are listed below.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS begin Friday, February 15, at
5:30 p.m. in the Chapel Center.
Our KOC FISH FRY is Friday, February 15. Drive-thru begins at 5:00 p.m. and Dine-in at 6:00 p.m.
FINANCE COUNCIL will meet Tuesday, February 19, at
6:30 p.m. in the Library.
Our fabulously fishy HISPANIC DINNER served Friday, February 22, will include fish tacos, garlic shrimp, tuna casserole, spicy crab salad and Mexican rice. Dine-in from 5:008:00 p.m.
BAPTISMAL PREPARATION
FOR PARENTS will be Tuesday,
March 5, at 6:00 p.m. in the Library with Deacon Bud Baldwin. Please call Lydia at 442-0890 x202 to register. We will
not have a baptismal prep class in February, and we will not
celebrate Baptisms during Lent.
ASH WEDNESDAY MASS TIMES
Lent will be here this Wednesday! Ash Wednesday Mass times are 6:30 a.m., 8:30 a.m., 5:30
p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in Spanish. The Wednesday
Mass crowd needs to especially note the earlier
time on Ash Wednesday.
PRESIDENTS’ DAY
On Monday, February 18, St. Joseph Catholic School and
the Church Office will be closed in honor of Presidents’ Day.
ASH WEDNESDAY COLLECTION
On Ash Wednesday a special collection will
be taken up to support missionary activities
and the priests and religious who proclaim
the Gospel of Jesus Christ as they serve
among the people of our diocese. One hundred percent of this collection goes to direct ministry expenses. Please be as generous as you can in supporting
these missionary apostolates through the Ash Wednesday
Collection.
COLLECTION FOR THE CHURCH
IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE
Next week we will take up the Collection for the Church in Central and Eastern Europe. This collection supports
Catholic organizations that provide
affordable shelter and train seminarians in a region still struggling in the
aftermath of atheistic soviet rule. By
providing pastoral care, catechesis,
and aid, your donations help restore
the strength of the Church in the region. Please give generously to the collection next week. Visit www.usccb.org (search
“Church in Central and Eastern Europe”) to learn more.
FEBRERO 10, 2013
MUSIC TEACHER NEEDED
St. Joseph Catholic School is looking to hire a music teacher
for our PreK3-grade 7 program. Responsibilities include instructional music, middle school band and middle school
choir/drama. Additional responsibilities include accompanying the Angel Choir, which is an after school activity with
some weekend commitments. Preference will be given to
Catholic applicants and those who can play the piano. Interested applicants are asked to send a resume, a letter of interest and three references to Principal Marcia Diamond at
[email protected] or by dropping them off at the school
office. The position will be filled as soon as soon as a qualified applicant is identified.
WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP
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Women of the Parish, back by popular demand, the February Women's Fellowship
meeting is Everything Chocolate, in honor
of Valentine's Day. We will also have a
special guest, parishioner Mary Haney
speaking about "The Holy Spirit in Personal
Relationships." Plan to come, and bring a
friend, on Thursday, February 14, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in
the Parish Life Room. As always, it is free, it's fun, the food is
de-lish and all we need is YOU!!!!
For more info, contact Terri Pesnell, [email protected].
From February 13 through March 24, you’re
invited to join other Christians for 40 Days for
Life – 40 days of prayer and fasting for an
end to abortion. You’re also invited to stand
and peacefully pray during a 40-day vigil in
the public right-of-way outside Planned Parenthood in Fayetteville, and also to help
spread the word about this important community outreach.
Mark your calendars for these upcoming events. Pro-life signs
will be available for purchase at each event.
• TRAINING SESSION: If you have not already attended
one, or if it's been a while since your last training, we
highly recommended that you attend this session. Training will include information pertaining to where to park,
where to stand, what you legally can and cannot do,
abortion, Planned Parenthood, and pregnancy.
The next training will take place on Saturday, February 9,
10:00-11:30 a.m. at St. Joseph's Church in Fayetteville.
Go to the main entrance, and signs will direct you to the
Parish Life room.
• KICKOFF RALLY will be Tuesday, February 12, at 7:00
p.m. in front of Planned Parenthood. Join us for a night
of prayer, praise, and inspirational talks! This is also a
good event to attend to learn where to stand and park as
there will be many of us out there.
If you’d like more information, especially if you’d like to volunteer to help, please contact: [email protected]
or visit www.40daysforlife.com/fayetteville.
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PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
Catholic Schools Week ended with a bang when the final
assembly included a Flash Mob by the teachers and administrators! Mr. Wilburn rapped original lyrics to "St. Joseph Style" and the teachers performed a fabulous routine
choreographed by Mrs. Shannon Johnson. Father John
loved that the words included, "Don't forget...Mass is on
Sunday!" Students loved seeing their usually more serious
teachers put themselves out there for the students' fun. Is
your child getting faith as part of his or her everyday
school education? Registration is going on now!
Registration
Have you considered a Catholic education for your PreK
3 through 7th grade children? St. Joseph offers all the
academic subjects that public school students have, as
well as phys. ed., music, technology, art, library and
Spanish. Middle school students also have Latin! What is
most important is that they also have religion as part of
the regular curriculum. Students have Mass two days a
week, morning prayer all together three days a week, religion instruction, and morals and values reinforced
throughout the curriculum.
St. Joseph Catholic School began registration two weeks
ago for current families and newly entering Catholic families. Registration for all interested families (including nonCatholics) begins on Monday, February 11, and names
are taken on a first-come, first-served basis until classes
are full. If you have a PreK child, a Kindergartener not
currently in our PreK program, or you are looking to register your children who are currently in other schools in
the area, please give us a call at 442-4554 to schedule a
tour and have questions answered. We look forward to
hearing from you!
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Arkansas Catholic is holding a contest to choose a photo for
the cover of the 2014 diocesan directory. Any professional or
amateur photographer in Arkansas can enter their photo of a
Catholic church or institution in the diocese. March 15, is the
deadline to enter the contest. Complete rules and an official
entry form are available on the Arkansas Catholic website,
www.arkansas-catholic.org. For more information, call Emily
Roberts at 501-664-0340.
BEGINNING EXPERIENCE
Widowed? Divorced? Separated?
There is a special heartache for
those who find themselves single
again. The truth is no one has to
suffer alone, and although life may
never be the same, it can be very
good again. Allow yourself to experience a weekend away for
a lifetime of change. Attend the Beginning Experience weekend retreat at St. Scholastica Retreat Center in Ft. Smith, February 15-17. For more information contact Diane at 870265-6322 or Debi at 479-267-6905 or our website at beginningexperience-ar-ok.org.
FLOWER DONATION PROGRAM
Do you have a loved one, birthday or anniversary you would like
remembered at Mass? Donating flowers for the altar is a lovely
way to acknowledge your gratitude and love. Acknowledgments
will be noted in the weekly bulletin. Any amount donated,
large or small, is greatly appreciated. Donation forms can be
found in the entryway or at:www.sjfay.com/church/forms-and
-resources. For more information, contact Amy Mathews at
442-0890 x244 or [email protected]
ATTENTION: GRADUATING
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
Don’t forget to sign up for the AFTER LIFE RETREAT. This is a
great chance to talk about how to meet the upcoming challenges of post high school life head-on and with the tools you
need to keep your life on track!
The dates are March 2 – 3, 2013. Cost $30. The retreat will
be at Mount Sequoyah Conference Center. Check the
LIFETEEN Bulletin board or the SJFAY.com website: http://
www.sjfay.com/spiritual-growth/catholic-youth-ministry--cym/
senior-high--life-teen/
FEBRUARY 10, 2013
FEBRERO 10, 2013
Loving the Poor
5 February 2013 – St. Agatha
Fr. John K. Antony
Jesus said – no, He commanded – “I was hungry and you gave me to eat, I
was thirsty and you gave me to drink…” (Mt. 25:35). Loving our neighbor in need
is not an “extra” or “bonus” of Christianity; it is Christianity. If you need another
Scripture, read the story of the Good Samaritan, who stopped to succor a complete stranger waylaid by robbers (Lk. 10-25-37). Still don’t believe me? Read
about what happened to the rich man and Lazarus; you don’t want to be that rich
man (Lk. 16:19-31). Jesus leaves no wiggle room: our eternal salvation depends
on how we care for the poor.
In recent weeks several people – apparently poor and in need – have approached parishioners here at St. Joseph soliciting help. Perhaps inspired by
these same Scriptures, these parishioners generously gave them some money.
One compassionate couple even gave one man a ride in their car. This sincere
charity may well have been what Jesus wanted them to do. Each person is free to
follow the conclusions of his or her conscience.
My job is to help you form your conscience, so consider also the following
facts:
1. St. Joseph Church gives 10% of our income to charity every year, which last
year totaled $148,240. Indeed, I sign a check for $2,000 to Community
Emergency Outreach (CEO) every month. St. Joseph Parish exercises a vigorous preferential option for the poor.
2. My personal policy is never give anyone cash, no matter how sad their story.
If they are hungry, I will buy them a Happy Meal; if they need gas, I’ll pay for
half a tank; if they need a place to stay I recommend Salvation Army, or on
very rare occasions, I’ve paid for a hotel room – but always gave the money
to the hotel attendant. But do you know what happens? Invariably, the person in need turns me down. Apparently, the cash they wanted was not for
food or gas, but more likely for alcohol or cigarettes or drugs. Giving some7
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one cash seems like an easy fix, but that rarely solves that person’s real
problems.
3. If someone approaches you on church property, I ask that you not give them
cash. Instead, tell them: “We’re happy you’re here! We’ve been waiting for
you! Our pastor would be happy to help you, his name is Fr. Ravi!” Seriously, please ask them to speak with me. But also inform them that we ask
people not to solicit on church property.
4. I’m learning that poverty has a certain “relativity.” After a week in Honduras, helping people who’ve never worn shoes before, I’ve learned there’s
“poverty,” and then there’s POVERTY. I hope that doesn’t close my eyes or
heart to the local poor, but rather I hope it actually opens my eyes and heart
even wider, so I help those who are truly in need.
5. Last Sunday a family stood at the doors of the church holding a sign asking
for help. When we asked them to come in, they quickly climbed into their
car and appeared to leave. Later we found them asking for donations as parishioners exited the parking lot after Mass. We informed the Fayetteville
PD and learned they were operating a scam. Many parishioners gave them
money, but I wonder if that helped “the poor” Jesus was thinking of in Mt.
25 and Lk. 10 and Lk. 16.
6. Whenever someone approaches me for help I always try to guess their age.
Maybe this person is 30 years old or 40 years old. So, that means for 30 or
40 years they have survived: finding food, clothing and shelter. That also
means that if I cannot (or choose not to) help them today, they will continue
to find food, clothing and shelter for many more years. But some people’s
stories are so compelling that we feel if we don’t help them at that very moment, they will collapse and die at our feet. But that’s not true. That
thought calms my conscience, especially when they turn down my offer of a
Happy Meal or a night at the Salvation Army. There’s “poverty,” and then
there’s POVERTY.
Jesus said, “The poor you will always have with you” (Mt. 26:11). So, let us love
them the best we can, and not neglect them in their need, whether they live in
Honduras or in Hoboken. After all, we don’t really have a choice.
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GOOD SAMARITAN EDGE NIGHT
EDGE Night—February 22
Join us for this session on understanding
what it means to love your neighbor,
including your enemy. We will start in the
Youth Room at 7:00 p.m. (come early to
check in) and finish up in the Youth
Room by 9:00 p.m. For more information contact Elizabeth Garrett at [email protected] / 479-236-4011.
NWA FRASSATI SOCIETY
The NWA Frassati Society is for Catholic young adults ages
21-39 to come together to learn, fellowship and socialize. We just began a new Bible study on the Catechism on
Monday evenings at St Joseph's in Tontitown. We will be
hosting a Theology on Tap on Tuesday, February 19, at Hog
Haus in Fayetteville and a "Feast with Frassati" on Thursday,
February 28, at Marketplace Grill. To learn more about the
group and our events, please contact [email protected] and check out nwafrassati.com. Thanks!
A LIFELINE FOR TROUBLES MARRIAGES
Do you know of a marriage in trouble? Are better communication and conflict management
skills needed? Retrouvaille is a program designed
to help heal and renew troubled and hurting marriages. It is a relationship-building program with
the main emphasis on communication between
husband and wife. Separated and divorced couples are also encouraged to attend. The next
Retrouvaille weekends are: St. John Center, Little
Rock, AR, on February 15-17 (call 501-8357537) and Tulsa, OK, on February 9-11 (call 918-6957010). Contact www.HelpOurMarriage.org or the Family Life
Office at 501-664-0340 x353 or register online at
www.retrouvaille.org.
ST. THOMAS MORE SOCIETY
The St. Thomas More Society invites all judges, lawyers and
law students to attend a Lunch and Learn event on Tuesday,
February 12, in McDonald Hall at the Cathedral of St. Andrew. Patrick Gallaher, director of Catholic Charities, will
present the program and provide information on pro bono
and community service opportunities. Attendees may bring
their own lunch or purchase one at a cost of $8. Please make
a reservation by contacting Connie Phillips, at 501-6806919 or [email protected].
IGNATIAN RETREAT OPPORTUNITY
Deepen your friendship with the Lord in sacred stillness and
quiet. Experience an Ignatian Silent Directed Retreat at St.
John's Center, Little Rock. The retreat begins Thursday, March
21, with dinner at 6:00 p.m. and ends Sunday, March 24,
after lunch. A cost of $300.00 includes three night accommodations, nine meals, and daily individual sessions with a
retreat director. For details see the flier on bulletin board or
contact the Diocese of Little Rock at 501-664-0340 x323.
Registration forms are available at www.dolr.org. Limited
spaces available.
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QUINTO DOMINGO
DEL TIEMPO
ORDINARIO
WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
Jesus came into the world to bring the good
news, to proclaim liberty, give the recovery of
sight, and free the oppressed. Jesus is the same
yesterday, today and always! Are you letting Him
proclaim the good news to you? Allowing Him to
proclaim liberty, open your eyes and lift oppression in your life and in your marriage? Listen to
God’s voice and let Him strengthen, renew, rekindle and enrich your marriage sacrament. The next Worldwide Marriage
Encounter weekend is February 15-17, 2013. Space is limited! For more info or to apply contact Elaine & Steve Lienhart
501-312-1119 or [email protected].
ROMANTIC DINNER DATE
for Married and Engaged Couples
Celebrate your love for one another! Featuring a candlelight dinner & talk on “The
Gift of Marriage,” Friday, February 15, at
O'Connell Lounge, 2500 N. Tyler in Little
Rock. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m.
and will include salad, fish or vegetarian
entrée, vegetable, bread, dessert, coffee
and wine/sparkling cider. Space is limited.
Reservations are required. $60 per couple. The deadline for
reservations is Wednesday, February 13. Make checks payable to: Family Life Office 2500 N. Tyler, Little Rock, AR
72207. For more information and/or reservations call 501664-0340 x353 or email [email protected].
WOMEN’S DISCERNMENT
We are a group of young
women seeking to discern
what God is calling us to do
in our lives. With the support
of a community, we hope to
deepen our knowledge of
religious charisms and our
personal relationships with
Jesus Christ. We meet once a month at St. Johns for a moment of prayer and teaching, then travel to the convent or
religious community we are learning about. We spend the
day doing volunteer work and praying with the sisters we visit.
There will also be opportunities to speak to a religious for
spiritual guidance. For: Any girl 16-30 yrs. wishing to learn
more about religious discernment. First Meeting will be held
at St. John’s in Little Rock at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday, February16, in the Morris Hall Chapel. We will be working with the
Missionaries of Charity. Contact: Christy Fili at 501-5488570 or Juliane Pierini at 501-517-1064 or email [email protected]
POST-ABORTION SUPPORT GROUP
Do you feel alone, hurting or unforgiven from a past abortion? The Respect Life Office, through Project Rachel, is starting a support group, beginning February 18, 2013. The
spiritual journey lasts 11 weeks, with small groups of 6-8.
Groups will be formed in Little Rock, Fayetteville, and Hot
Springs. All names and meeting places are strictly confidential. For details call 501- 664-0340 x357. All inquiries must
be made by February 18, 2013.
FEBRUARY 10, 2013
FEBRERO 10, 2013
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FIFTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
QUINTO DOMINGO
General Stewardship
20-Jan
27-Jan Drafts & Cards
Weekly Goal 23,971.00 23,971.00
---------Weekly Totals 16,304.48 20,366.75
12,585.00
Surplus/Shortage
Building Loan Activity
Monthly Goal
February to Date
Surplus/Shortage
Remaining Loan Balance
Jan. Totals
95,884.00
96,835.41
951.41
27,500.00
3,870.00
-23,630.00
300,980.06
General Stewardship
27-Jan
3-Feb
Drafts & Cards
Weekly Goal 23,971.00 23,971.00
------------------Weekly Totals 20,366.75 20,366.75
Surplus/Shortage
Monthly Totals
School
Poor Box
Black & Indian Missions
January
19,734.25
425.24
Feb. to Date
23,971.00
23,224.61
-746.39
2012-2013 YTD
43,410.20
3,456.99
2,285.50
ST. JOE PERSONALS
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or rebuild it. We offer reasonable prices and custom orders
accepted. Contact us at 479-387-4751 or check out our
Website and www.HubersFaithandFashion.com.
IS YOUR HOUSE INSULATED? TU CASA ESTA INSULADA?
ANGEL’S INSULATION does Fiberglass, Batt (attics), Cellulose, Crawl spaces, etc. Insured—Free estimates. 10 years
experience. Call Raul at 479-459-9625 or Marcela at 479799-5866.
HOUSE CLEANING: Quality service, affordable prices, flexible schedule. Available mornings Monday-Thursday. Call
parishioner Juanita at 479-466-0578.
HANDYMEN: Fencing, masonry, roofing, mowing, leaf removal, carpentry, and many other jobs. Parishioner father and
son, Jose Ibarra Sr. (479-502-4994 Spanish) and Jose Ibarra
Jr.(479-502-8169 English & Spanish). Free estimates.
ARTUR’S LANDSCAPING: New installations on flower beds,
decorative mulch, fences, decks, ponds, carpet and wood
flooring. Extreme projects like electrical, plumbing, concrete,
walkways, patios and fireplaces etc. Please Call (479) 4447784 or (479) 422-1093 or email [email protected]. Free estimates commercial & residential. We are
insured.
COMPUTER SERVICES 25+ years experience. Don't pay
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Software / hardware installation, upgrades & REPAIRS (PCs,
LAPTOPs, APPLE). Call EDWIN 479-799-9692. Microsoft,
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PERSONAL AD POLICY: We gladly accept personal ads. Please submit
ads two weeks in advance of the publication date to Lydia at
[email protected] or call 442-0890 x202. We ask $5.00 for an
ad to appear for two weeks.
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DEL TIEMPO
ORDINARIO
READINGS FOR THIS WEEK
Mon: Gn 1:1-19;
Fri:
Ps 104:1-2a, 5-6, 10,
12, 24, 35c;
Mk 6:53-56
Tue: Gn 1:20 — 2:4a;
Sat:
Ps 8:4-9; Mk 7:1-13
Wed: Jl 2:12-18;
Ps 51:3-6ab, 12-14, 17;
2 Cor 5:20 — 6:2;
Sun:
Mt 6:1-6, 16-18
Thu: Dt 30:15-20;
Ps 1:1-4, 6; Mt 16:13-19
Is 58:1-9a;
Ps 51:3-6ab, 18-19;
Lk 9:22-25
Is 58:9b-14;
Ps 86:1-6;
Lk 5:27-32
Dt 26:4-10;
Ps 91:1-2, 10-15;
Rom 10:8-13;
Lk 4:1-13
SERVING THIS WEEK
5:00 PM—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9
Greeters Michele Sutton (next week Pat Polchowne)
Ushers Edward D. Connell, Richard Maddan, Steven Worden, Michael McCoy,
Servers NEXT WEEK Sarah Flurry, Coleen Gauiran,
Will Flurry, Levi Schneider,
Lectors Alicia Minden, Richard Lloyd
(next week Bill Grosskreutz, Rick Sorrell)
EMCs
Joe Betz, Kathleen Blessing, Brandon Long,
Pat McGee, Jeanne Silvestri, Peter Sivillo
EMCs TO THE SICK—SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10
Beth Ann Booth, Jean Dawson, Virginia
Hardgraves, Pat McGee, Kathleen Steinert,
Regina Stowe
EMCs TO THE SICK— NEXT SUNDAY
Caroline DeBriyn, Lorraine Giczkowski,
Michael Huber, Dick Lloyd, Patty Siebenmorgen, Bernadette Slamons
9:00 AM—SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10
Greeters Jack Otten (next week D & M Genge)
Ushers Frank James, Bo Hardgraves, Eric Heil, Tim
Neumeier, Tom Weishaar, Allen Bearden
Servers NEXT WEEK JohnPaul Warren, Joslyn Haggard, Daniel Pugh, David Pugh
Lectors Mike Huber, Virginia Hardgraves
(next week Teresa Baker, Blake Woolsey)
EMCs
Laura Pasley, Danny Pugh, William L.
Rogers, Richard Ruhland, Jacqueline Scalise, Regina Stowe, Aaron Swearingen,
Claudette Warren
11:30 AM—SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10
Greeters J & T Dushan (next week Terri & Larkus
Pesnell)
Ushers Gary Frala, Mark Draper, Denny Crawford,
Joe Dushan, John Davidson, ,
Servers NEXT WEEK Grace Litzinger, Michael
McNeil, Harrison McNeil, Will Litzinger
Lectors Rudy Trejo , Paula Thiessen (next week
Anne Easterly, Kathy Matthews)
EMCs
Kathleen McCall, Margot Martin, Amy
Mathews, Cindy Raben, Tony Sherman,
Alan White
DON’T FORGET TO STAY CURRENT ON VIRTUS UPDATES
FEBRUARY 10, 2013
FEBRERO 10, 2013
CALENDARIO PARROQUIAL
INFORMACIÓN SACRAMENTAL
DOMINGO 10 DE FEBRERO
QUINTO DOMINGO ORDINARIO
9:00 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
10:15 A.M. CLASES EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA
11:30 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
12:30 P.M. LIDERAZGO CARISMÁTICO
1:30 P.M. MISA (ESPAÑOL)
3:00 P.M. CLASES EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA
2:30 P.M. CRECIMIENTOS
5:00 P.M. MISA JÓVENES
6:00 P.M. GRUPO JUVENIL 9° AL 12° GRADOS
Favor de llamar con, al menos, tres meses de anticipación. LA CLASE
PRE-BAUTISMAL ES UNA VEZ AL MES. Para ser padrino, es necesario
que: Haya cumplido 16 años, sea CATÓLICO, esté Bautizado, Confirmado, reciba el Sacramento de la Reconciliación con regularidad;
asista a Misa los domingos y Fiestas de Guardar, y comulgue. Los
padrinos deberán llevar una vida congruente con la fe y la misión que
van a asumir (vivir en gracia). Si son casados, deberán estar casados
por la Iglesia Católica (favor de traer el Certificado de Matrimonio
Religioso, no civil). Sin son solteros, deberán vivir en gracia y presentar los Certificados de 1° Comunión y Confirmación.
LUNES 11DE FEBRERO
6:30 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
5:30 P.M. LEGIÓN DE MARÍA (INGLÉS)
6:30 P.M. CRECIMIENTOS (ESPAÑOL)
MARTES 12 DE FEBRERO
8:30 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
7:00 P.M. PLÁTICAS PRE-BAUTISMALES (ESPAÑOL)
MIÉRCOLES 13 DE FEBRERO
MIÉRCOLES DE CENIZA
6:30 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
8:30 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
5:30 P.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
5:00 P.M. NO HAY CONFESIONES
6:00 P.M. LEGIÓN DE MARÍA (INGLÉS)
7:03 P.M. MISA (ESPAÑOL)
JUEVES 14 DE FEBRERO
6:00 P.M. CONFESIONES
7:00 P.M. MISA (ESPAÑOL)
VIERNES 15 DE FEBRERO
8:30 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
5:00 P.M. VENTA PESCADO FRITO
7:00 P.M. GRUPO DE ORACIÓN “SAN JUAN BAUTISTA”
7:30 P.M. VÍA CRUCIS (ESPAÑOL)
BAUTISMO
CONFESIONES
Miércoles, 5:00 p.m. Jueves, 6:00 p.m. y Sábados, 3:30 p.m.
PRIMERA CONFESIÓN Y PRIMERA COMUNIÓN
FELICIDADES A TODOS NUESTROS NIÑOS QUE HICIERON SU PRIMERA CONFESIÓN EL VIERNES 1 DE FEBRERO.
LA PRIMERA SESIÓN FAMILIAR DE LA EUCARISTÍA será el domingo 3
de marzo a las 5:00 p.m. ó el lunes 11 de marzo a las 6:00 p.m. y es
para el niño que va a hacer la Primera Comunión y, al menos, uno de
sus padres. Preguntas, favor de comunicarse con Suzanne Krumpelman (en inglés) al 442-0890 x 241 ó con María Vázquez (en español) al
442-0890 ext. 242.
MATRIMONIO
Favor de llamar a las oficinas parroquiales con, al menos, seis meses
de anticipación.
UNCIÓN DE LOS ENFERMOS
En caso de una EMERGENCIA DE VIDA Ó MUERTE, favor de llamar a
las oficinas parroquiales al 442-0890 y activar el SISTEMA DE EMERGENCIA, marcando el número 5. Si no es una emergencia, y desea que
un sacerdote vaya a darle la unción de los enfermos, le suplicamos
que llame en horas de oficina, de lunes a viernes de 8 a.m. a 4 p.m.
COMUNIÓN A LOS ENFERMOS
Si desea que llevemos la Comunión a un ser querido enfermo a casa
ó al hospital, llamar a las oficinas parroquiales.
ANULACIÓN MATRIMONIAL
SÁBADO 16 DE FEBRERO
3:30 P.M. CONFESIONES
5:00 P.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
Para informes de cómo obtener una Anulación Matrimonial, favor de
comunicarse con Marelisa Colberg (español) al 387-7987.
DOMINGO 17 DE FEBRERO
PRIMER DOMINGO DE CUARESMA
9:00 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
10:15 A.M. CLASES EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA
11:30 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
12:30 P.M. LIDERAZGO CARISMÁTICO
1:30 P.M. MISA (ESPAÑOL)
3:00 P.M. CLASES EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA
2:30 P.M. CRECIMIENTOS
5:00 P.M. MISA JÓVENES
6:00 P.M. GRUPO JUVENIL 9° AL 12° GRADOS
Favor de llamar a las oficinas parroquiales.
XV AÑOS
LISTA Y CADENA DE ORACIÓN
Si desea incluir el nombre de un familiar en nuestra lista de oración
del boletín, favor de llamar a la parroquia.
MISAS EN ESPAÑOL
DOMINGOS: 1:30 P.M. Y JUEVES, 7:00 P.M.
¿QUIERES SERVIR?
La Parroquia te necesita ¡Cristo necesita de tus manos, de tu tiempo,
de tu amor! Si te sientes llamado a participar, llama a Lucy Morlet at
442-0890.
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FIFTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
QUINTO DOMINGO
DEL TIEMPO
ORDINARIO
ENTRANDO EN LA CUARESMA...
CAMPAÑA NACIONAL
DE ORACIÓN
¡USTED puede ayudar a
salvar vidas!
Del 13 de febrero al 24 de marzo, 2013, nuestra comunidad se
unirá con más de 170 ciudades en 45 estados de los Estados
Unidos en la más grande y prolongada movilización pro-vida
de la historia ... la campaña 40 días por la vida.
La imposición de las cenizas nos recuerda que nuestra
vida en la tierra es pasajera y que nuestra vida definitiva
se encuentra en el Cielo.
La Cuaresma comienza con el Miércoles de Ceniza y es un
tiempo de oración, penitencia y ayuno. Cuarenta días que
la Iglesia marca para la conversión del corazón.
Las palabras que se usan para la imposición de cenizas,
son:
* “Concédenos, Señor, el perdón y haznos pasar del pecado a la gracia y de la muerte a la vida”
* “Recuerda que polvo eres y en polvo te convertirás"
40 días por la vida es un esfuerzo pro-vida que consiste en:
* “Arrepiéntete y cree en el Evangelio”.
•
40 días de oración y ayuno
•
40 días de vigilia pacífica y oración
•
40 días educando a la comunidad
EL AYUNO Y LA ABSTINENCIA
EL MIÉRCOLES DE CENIZA Y EL VIERNES SANTO SON DÍAS DE AYUNO Y
ABSTINENCIA. LA ABSTINENCIA OBLIGA A PARTIR DE LOS 14 AÑOS Y
EL AYUNO DE LOS 18 HASTA LOS 59 AÑOS. EL AYUNO CONSISTE
HACER UNA SOLA COMIDA FUERTE AL DÍA Y LA ABSTINENCIA ES NO
Oramos para que, con la ayuda de Dios, este nuevo esfuerzo
marque el principio del fin del aborto en nuestra comunidad -y en todo el mundo!
Ratifique su apoyo a la vida
Aunque todos los aspectos de 40 días por la vida son cruciales
en nuestro esfuerzo por terminar con el aborto, el componente más visible es el de la vigilia y oración pacíficas fuera de la
clínica de abortos.
Usted puede ayudar haciendo un impacto al salvar vidas
uniéndose a nuestra vigilia afuera de la clínica de abortos:
Planned Parenthood
3729 N. Crossover Rd.
Fayetteville, AR
Contáctese
Contáctenos para informarse más de lo que ocurre, inscribirse
en horas de vigilia específicas, o dejándonos saber si se siente
llamado por Dios para servirle en este esfuerzo, por favor
pónganse en contacto con el equipo local de 40 días por la
vida más cerca de su domicilio:
Hilda Roldán
417-396-8865
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COMER CARNE. ESTE ES UN MODO DE PEDIRLE PERDÓN A
DIOS POR
HABERLO OFENDIDO Y DECIRLE QUE QUEREMOS CAMBIAR DE VIDA
PARA AGRADARLO SIEMPRE.
LA ORACIÓN: La oración en este tiempo es importante, ya
que nos ayuda a estar más cerca de Dios para poder cambiar lo que necesitemos cambiar de nuestro interior. Necesitamos convertirnos, abandonando el pecado que nos
aleja de Dios. Cambiar nuestra forma de vivir para que sea
Dios el centro de nuestra vida. Sólo en la oración encontraremos el amor de Dios y la dulce y amorosa exigencia
de su voluntad.
EL SACRIFICIO:
Al hacer sacrificios (cuyo significado es "hacer sagradas las
cosas"), debemos hacerlos con alegría, ya que es por amor
a Dios. Si no lo hacemos así, causaremos lástima y compasión y perderemos la recompensa de la felicidad eterna.
Dios es el que ve nuestro sacrificio desde el cielo y es el
que nos va a recompensar.
“Cuando ayunéis no aparezcáis tristes, como los hipócritas que desfiguran su
rostro para que los hombres vean que ayunan; en verdad os digo, ya recibieron su recompensa. Tú cuando ayunes, úngete la cabeza y lava tu cara para
que no vean los hombres que ayunas, sino Tu Padre, que está en lo secreto: y
tu padre que ve en lo secreto, te recompensará." (Mt 6,6).
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