January 26, 2014 - Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

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St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church
Established in1892
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
“Come after me,
and I will make you fishers of men.”
- Matthew 4:19
Office Hours:
Weekend Mass Schedule:
Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Office is closed on Saturday & Sunday
Saturday: Vigil Mass 5:00pm
Sunday: 8:00am & 11:30am
Spanish: 9:30am & 1:30pm
Confessions
Thursday
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Saturday
3:0pm - 4:00pm
Adora on
Thursday
6:00pm - 7:00pm
1st Friday of the month
8:30am - 12noon
Parish Office: 972-542-4667 Fax: 972-542-4641
Faith Forma on Office: 972-542-4685
Youth Ministry Website: stmikeyouth.com
Mailing Address: 411 Paula Road
McKinney, Texas 75069
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.stmichaelmckinney.org
Daily Mass
Monday, Wednesday& Friday: 8:00 am
Tuesday and Thursday: 5:30 pm
Fr. Salvador Guzmán, Pastor
Fr. Eugene Azorji, Parochial Vicar
Deacons: George Polcer,
Federico Marquez, John Rapier, Sid Li le
Ministries Email: [email protected]
Family Life Email: [email protected]
Holy Family (Quasi-Parish)
919 Spence Road  P.O. Box 482
Van Alstyne, Texas 75495  903.482.6322
Website: www.holyfamily-vanalstyne.org
Mass Times: Sunday
9:00am English
12 noon Spanish
Thursday 9:00am English
My Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Throughout the nine counties of northern Texas, The Diocese of Dallas,
daily, embraces more than the one million Catholics who call this
Diocese their spiritual home.
We are, ultimately, one body in Christ.
On the night of the last supper, as Christ looked forward to his suffering
on the cross, so too do we, each Sunday, in the celebration of the
Eucharist, look back to that saving event where our Lord secured our
redemption.
Although our salvation was secured in his physical body, our Lord’s
suffering continues in the members of his mystical body, the Church.
Each of us stands at the foot of the cross when one of our brothers and
sisters in faith lacks the spiritual or physical necessities that are necessary
for a joyful and productive life.
Understanding the profound bond that connects each of us in our family
of faith throughout the Diocese of Dallas, we are called upon, with one
heart and mind, to continue and sustain the healing, teaching, and
redemptive mission of our Church.
Your support of the Bishop’s Annual Appeal for Catholic Ministries ensures
that the hungry will be fed, those who are troubled will be comforted,
and those who seek the presence of the Lord will be spiritually nourished.
I would ask each of you, in the coming weeks, to think upon the many
blessings that God has given you and to open your hearts in support of
this critical annual program.
Thank you and may God bless you.
Most Reverend Kevin J. Farrell
“What shall I return to the Lord? (Psalm 116:12)
These words invite a response to God’s generosity in our lives. God gives each one of us gifts that are meant
to be developed, shared and returned to the Lord as we help to build the Kingdom. We are called to be
stewards of all God’s gifts.
You are asked to accept the invitation to return to the Lord a portion of what you have been given. In
addition to the many ways you share what you have with your family and others, please make a conscious
decision to share a portion of your treasure with our parish and diocesan community.
As you respond to God’s generosity in your life, all in the Christian community will grow closer to what Jesus
intended for the world.
May our God, the source of all good gifts, continue to bless you and your family as you join with others in our
parish community to go about the very important work of building God’s kingdom.
Our parish goal in 2013 was $80,000.00. As of January 2, 2014, our parish has contributed a total of $83,841.
Fr. Eugene and I recognized each of you for your stewardship which has contributed to us exceeding our
parish goal. Fr. Eugene and I are grateful for having such giving parishioners; when we work together we can
make a difference. I pray that each of us will once again accept the invitation to give what we are able to
towards the Bishop’s Annual Appeal. Our parish goal for 2014 is once again $80,000.00.
- Fr. Salvador
The Imperative for Wholeness inside Christ
[2014-01-19]
For more than a thousand years, Christians have not
had the joy of being one family around Christ. Although there
were already tensions within the earliest Christian communities,
it was not until the year 1054 that there was a formal split so as
to, in effect, establish two formal Christian communities, the
Orthodox Church and the Catholic Church in the West. Then,
with the Protestant Reformation in the sixteenth century, there
was a further split within the Western Church and Christianity
fragmented still further. Today there are more than a hundred
Christian denominations, many of them, sadly, not on friendly
terms with each other.
Division and misunderstanding are understandable,
inevitable, the price of being human. There are no communities
without tension and so it's no great scandal that Christians sometimes cannot get along with each other. The
scandal is rather that we have become comfortable, even smug, about not getting along with each other. The
scandal is that we no longer hunger for wholeness and that we no longer miss each other inside our separate
churches. In virtually all of our churches today there is too little anxiety about those who are not worshipping with
us, whether these separated brothers and sisters belong to other denominations or whether they belong to our
own. For instance, teaching Roman Catholic seminarians today, I sense a certain indifference to the issue of
ecumenism. For many seminarians today this is not an issue that is of particular concern to them. Sad to say, this
holds true for most Christians in all denominations.
But this kind of indifference is inherently unchristian. Oneness was close to the heart of Jesus. He wants all
his children at the same table, as we see in this parable in the Gospels:
A woman had ten coins and lost one. She became extremely anxious and agitated and began to search
frantically and relentlessly for the lost coin, lighting lamps, looking under tables, and sweeping all the floors in her
house. Eventually she found the coin. She was delirious with joy, called together her neighbors and threw a party
whose cost far exceeded the value of the coin she had lost. (Luke 15, 8-9)
Why such anxiety and such joy over the loss and the finding of a coin whose value was that of a dime? The
answer lies in the symbolism: In her culture, nine was not a whole number; ten was. Both the woman's anxiety on
losing the coin and her joy in finding it had little to do with the value of the coin but with the value of wholeness;
an important wholeness in her life had been fractured, a precious set of things was no longer complete. Hence the
parable might recast this way:
A woman had ten children. With nine of them, she had a good relationship, but one of her daughters was
alienated. Her nine other children came regularly to the family table, but this daughter did not. The woman could
not rest in that situation; she needed her alienated daughter to rejoin them. She tried every means to reconcile
with her daughter and, one day, miracle of miracles, it worked. Her daughter came back to the family. Her family
was whole again, everyone was back at table. The woman was overjoyed, withdrew her modest savings from the
bank, and threw a lavish party to celebrate that wholeness.
Christian faith demands that, like that woman, we need to be anxious, dis-eased, lighting lamps and
searching, until the Church is whole again. Nine is not a whole number. Neither is the number of those who are
normally inside our respective churches. Roman Catholicism isn't a whole number. Protestantism isn't a whole
number. The Evangelical Churches aren't a whole number. The Orthodox Churches aren't a whole number. No one
Christian denomination is a whole number. Together we make up a whole number.
Thus we are meant to ask ourselves uncomfortable questions: Who no longer goes to church with us? Who
feels uncomfortable worshipping with us? Are we comfortable that so many people can no longer join us in our
church?
Sadly, today, too many of us are comfortable in churches that are far, far from whole. Sometimes, in our less
reflective moments, we even rejoice in it: "Those others aren't real Christians in any case! We're better off without
their kind! There's more peace this way! We are a purer, more faithful, church because of their absence! We're the
one true remnant!"
But this lack of a healthy solicitude for wholeness compromises both our maturity and our following of
Jesus. We are mature loving people and true followers of Jesus, only when, like Jesus, we remain in tears over
those "other sheep that are not of this fold" and when, like the woman who lost one of her coins and would not
sleep until every corner of the house was turned upside down in a frantic search for what was lost, we too set
out solicitously in search of that lost wholeness. RON ROLHEISER, OMI Speaker, Columnist and Author, http://www.ronrolheiser.com
Mass Intentions for the Week
Mass Readings for January 26th - February 2nd
Sunday, January 26th
Sun., 26th of January – Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Is 8:23-9:3; Ps 27; 1 Cor 1:10-13, 17; Mt 4:12-23 or 4:12-17
Mon., 27th of January – Mem. of St. Angela Merici
2 Samuel 5:1-7, 10; Psalm 89; Mark 3:22-30
Tues., 28th of January – Mem. of St. Thomas Aquinas
2 Samuel 6:12b-15, 17-19; Psalm 24; Mark 3:31-35
Wed., 29th of January
2 Samuel 7:4-17; Psalm 89; Mark 4:1-20
Thurs., 30th of January
2 Samuel 7:18-19, 24-29; Luke 1; Mark 4:21-25
Fri., 31st of January – Mem. of St. John Bosco
2 Samuel 11:1-4a, 5-10a, 13-17; cf. Psalm 51; Mark 4:26-34
Sat., 1st of February
2 Samuel 12:1-7a, 10-17; Psalm 51; Mark 4:35-41
Sun., 2nd of February – Presentation of the Lord
Mal 3:1-4; Ps 24; Heb 2:14-18; Lk 2:22-40 or 2:22-32
8:00 am Giovanna Richards
9:30 am Delfina Noriega
11:30am Chris Matera
1:30 pm Mr. & Mrs. Gabino Barrera
Monday, January 27th
8:00 am
Jose M. Galvan
Tuesday, January 28th
5:30 pm James & Christy Lane
Wednesday, January 29th
8:00 am  Kay Vogel
Thursday, January 30th
5:30 pm Chris Matera
Friday, January 31st
8:00 am Sr. Juana Torres Bernalhas
Saturday, February 1st
OUR WEEKLY OFFERINGS: Sunday, January 19th
5:00 pm Mary & Julius Michna
Attendance: 3,275
1st Collection: $15,892.50
2nd Collection (Mortgage Reduction): $ 7,600.50
We pray for those in need of healing
May the Holy Spirit Light Their Way
Francisca Blanco, Angelina Blanco, Eleno
Tristan, George Nixon, Lloyd Bryant, Lorenzo
Vasquez, Margarita Rodriguez, Genovevo
Sanchez, Rebecca Escamilla, Mary Alboa,
Albert Perez, Ricardo Escamilla, Candy
Koharchik, Francisco Artea, Brett Bulow,
Walker Phillips, Albert Frettoloso, Lois Flecher, Sister
Genevieve Prochaska, Frank Prochaska, Augustine
Guzman, Sr., Mary Kalupa, Zane Dayton, Maria Inacia
Leal, Gloria Garcia, Damian Ortega, Alberto Delgado,
Mike Sullivan, Edith Jaime, Steve Regnier, Charlotte
Peters, Catherine Cappello, Terry Good, Marcelino
Venegas, Kyle Tbrdik, Raymond Young, Andrew
Sanchez, Ofelia Sanchez, Clarissa I. Garza, Florinda T.
Sanchez, Joy DeLong, Betsy DeLong, Mary Timpleton,
Shawn Stacia, Maria Mora, Yolanda Jenkins, Heather
Woods, Guadalupe Caballero, Jesus Garcia, Tyler, Art
Menager, Timothy Blankenship, Adela Simbrano,
Consuelo Aurillo, Delia Armijo, Patricio Lopez, Merced
Almendarez, Pedro Almendarez
The Collection for the Church in
Latin America (CLA) funds grants
for pastoral projects in Latin
America and the Caribbean. Your
gift to this annual Collection will go
directly to support the formation of
seminarians and religious, the
development of youth ministry
groups, and pastoral activities.
Please be generous in your giving.
If you would like to add someone to the prayer list for
healing, please kindly call the parish office.
We Pray for our loved ones serving in the
Armed Forces
Pedro Antonio Macias, Joseph Drew Macias,
Kenneth Munyer, Anthony Nelson, Michael Nelson,
Alejandro Figueroa, Gerardo Serriteño, Edgar
Carrasco, Edwin Carrasco, Mark Mayor, Matthew
Mayor, Dale O. Wilkerson, Jr.,Peter Michelena,
Cameron Goswick, Kara Earle, Aaron Lestage, Billy
Huntley, Dawson Nethery, Roger Bartz, Lucas Bartz,
Andrew Bibanco, Rachael Smith, Preston Mainz,
Taylor Bowsher, David LaSala, Randall Dustin
Almendarez, James A. Bagert, Ramiro Martínez, Eric
Seyl, Roy Sombrano, Jr., Dallion Richards, Kamaan
Richards, Marcus Aragonez, Ray Garza, Jr.
Wedding Banns:
Jose Concepcion Pescador Contreras and
Maria Viviana Cervantes Alejos
Will celebrate their marriage in the Parish of San Jose de
Cortazar in the Diocese of Celaya (Guanajuato, Mexico)
Weekly Calendar
9:00 – 10:30am Adult Bible Study, Classroom 3
9:30 & 1:30pm Talleres de Oración Sign up, Church
9:30 – 11:00am Choir (11:30 Eng.) Rehearsal, HF
10:00 – 1:15pm Faith Forma on K-6th, SM, Drake, CL3, 5, 6, 7
5:00 – 10:00pm Concierto, Jorge Morel, Church
6:00 - 8:00pm High School Youth Ministry, SM, SR, HR, CL3
7:00 – 9:00pm Legión de María, Drake N & S
Monday, January 27th
10:00—2:00pm
Prayers & Squares, HF
1:30—3:30pm
St. Vincent de Paul Bag Building, SR
7:00—9:00pm
Jóvenes Para Cristo, SR,HF, CL5
7:00—10:00pm CRHP Men, CL3
7:30—9:00pm
Legión de María, Drake N & S
2:00—4:00pm
St Vincent de Paul Food Pantry, HF
6:00—9:00pm Adult Dinner Social, St Michael
7:00—9:00pm
Jóvenes Para Cristo, SR
7:00—9:00pm Ministry Mee ng, CH
Wednesday, January 29th
10:00—11:00am Women’s Bible Study, CL3
2:00—4:00pm
4:30—5:30pm
Children’s Choir Rehearsal, HF
6:30—8:30pm
Middle School Conf., HF, SR, SM, D, CL3 & 5
Thursday, January 30th
2:00—4:00pm
6:00—7:00pm
Adora on & Confessions
7:00—8:30pm
RICA/RICA, HF, SR, SM, D
7:00—10:00pm
CRHP Women, CL3
Friday, January 31st
7:00—9:00pm
Choir (Sp.), HF
7:00—9:00pm
Lectors (Sp.), Church & St Michael
10:00—12noon Diocesan Lector Training, Church
11:15—4:45pm
Faith Forma on K-12th, HF,SR,SM,D,CL3,5,6,7
3:00—4:00pm
Confessions
5:00—6:00pm St. Vincent de Paul (Food Collec on), Narthex
St Vincent de Paul Food Pantry
Holy Family Hall
Tuesday, Wednesday &
Thursday
Open: 2:00pm to 4:00pm
Food Distribution is held on the
Second Saturday of the month
From 8:30 am to 10:30 am
Upcoming2014Retreats
March15th-16th
Men’sWeekend
May31st-June1st
Women’sWeekend
Bag Distribution: Saturday, January 25th &
Food Collection: Saturday, February 1st &
Sunday, February 2nd
Helpline: 214-314-5698
Email: [email protected]
Thrift Store Donation Pickup Hotline 214.373.7837
MINISTRY NEWS
The Lector Sounds
the Voice of God
Adult Women’s Bible Study
The Women’s Bible Study group
meets every Wednesday morning
from 10:00AM- 11:00AM
in classroom # 3.
Currently the Women’s group is
studying The Gospel of Luke &
Acts of the Apostles.
In-service & Update for Lectors
10am-Noon (in the Church)
At the Ambo
W
hen a lector proclaims the Word of God
during the Mass, Christ himself speaks to
the congregation. It’s easy to overlook
this, even as we prepare the Scripture readings for
Sundays and weekday Mass. Come and refresh
your own knowledge of the art of being a Lector,
and refine your ritual movement during the
Liturgy of the Word. The work of the Lector
happens the week before Mass— and the ministry
of the Lector takes shape every time Scripture is
proclaimed. You ARE the Voice of God.
Featuring Dr. Patricia J. Hughes
Director of the Office of Worship,
Diocese of Dallas
All Are Welcome. See you there.
For our current ministers,
we will host another
Ministry Conference on
in the Church from 7-9pm.
Do you feel called to proclaim
God's Word, distribute His
Precious Body and Blood, to
serve the Altar of the Lord, or to help prepare the
elements for Mass? Please call or send an email to
[email protected], or call
972-542-4667, ext 102 (option 4). More information to
follow regarding training workshops in March for all new
and experienced ministers. Your time and talent are
required. Please come share the treasure that God has
given you with others.
Adult Faith Formation Class
Please join us for this 12 week study
There is still time to register!
Time: 9:00am - 10:15am
Location: Classroom # 3
Cost is $25.00 for book & study guide
(if purchased thru the parish office). Open to all
adults of the parish.
FormoreinformationregardinganyupcomingCRHP
Retreats,BibleStudyorFaithFormationquestions,please
contactJimmyPerkins
viaemail:[email protected] or call
the Faith Formation Office at 972-542-4685.
ADULT DINNER SOCIAL
Everyone is invited to this monthly
Social Gathering.
Next date: Tuesday, January 28th
Saint Michael Hall
Time: 6:00pm - 9:00pm
For more information, please call 972.542.4667 x 103
(option 3). Bring your favorite dish to share.
26 de enero 2014 - Tercer domingo de Tiempo Ordinario
Mis hermanos y hermanas en Cristo:
A lo largo de nueve condados de Texas, la Diócesis de Dallas llega todos los
días a más de un millón de católicos que la llaman su hogar espiritual. Somos, en
definitiva, un solo cuerpo en Cristo.
Así como Cristo en la noche de la última cena, esperó expectante su sufrimiento
en la cruz, lo mismo hacemos nosotros cada domingo en la celebración de la
Eucaristía, pues vivimos de nuevo ese acontecimiento salvífico en el que nuestro
Señor aseguró nuestra redención.
Aunque nuestra salvación fue asegurada en su cuerpo físico, el sufrimiento de
nuestro Señor continúa en los miembros de su cuerpo místico: la Iglesia.
Cada uno de nosotros se encuentra al pie de la cruz cuando uno de nuestros
hermanos y hermanas en la fe carece de las necesidades espirituales o físicas que
son necesarias para una vida feliz y productiva.
Al comprender el vínculo profundo que nos une a cada uno a nuestra familia de
fe a través de la Diócesis de Dallas, estamos llamados, a ser un solo corazón y una
mente para continuar y mantener la sanidad, la enseñanza y la misión redentora de
nuestra Iglesia.
Su apoyo a la Campaña Anual del Obispo para los Ministerios Católicos,
asegura que aquellos que pasan hambre sean alimentados, que aquellos que están
preocupados sean consolados y los que buscan la presencia del Señor sean
alimentados espiritualmente.
En las próximas semanas les pediré a cada uno de ustedes que piensen en las
muchas bendiciones que Dios le ha dado y abran sus corazones para apoyar este
programa anual crítico.
Gracias y que Dios los bendiga.
Permanezco suyo en Cristo,
Excelentísimo Kevin J. Farrell, D.D.
¿Qué daré al SEÑOR por todos sus beneficios para conmigo?
- Salmo 116:12
Estas palabras nos invitan a una respuesta a la generosidad de Dios en nuestras vidas. Dios nos da a cada
uno de nosotros los dones que están destinados a desarrollar, compartir y regresar al Señor a medida para
construir el Reino de Dios . Cada uno de nosotros somos llamados a ser administradores de todos los dones de
Dios.
Les pido que acepten esta invitación de compartir lo que el Señor nos a dado . Aparte de las formas en
cual cada uno de nosotros compartimos lo que tenemos con nuestras familias, nuestras amistades y otras
personas, les pido que hagan una decisión consciente y que compartan una parte de sus tesoros con
nuestra comunidad parroquial y nuestra familia de fe diocesana .
Solo y cuando nosotros respondamos con la generosidad que Dios nos a dado en nuestras vidas; podrá
crecer la comunidad cristiana y acercarse mas a lo que Jesús quería para todo el mundo entero.
Que nuestro Dios, fuente de todo don , nos siga bendiciendo para seguir unidos en nuestra comunidad
parroquial y de seguir caminando y construyendo el Reino de Dios .
Nuestra meta parroquial durante el año 2013 fue $80,000.00 . Al partir del 2 de enero de 2014, nuestra
parroquia ha recaudado $83,841. El Padre Eugenio y yo los felicitamos por haber respondido a este llamado
de nuestro Obispo. Estamos ralamente agradecidos; solo trabajando juntos podremos hacer una diferencia.
Les pido una vez más acepten la invitación de dar de lo que somos capaces a la Campaña del Obispo.
La meta de nuestra parroquia para la Campaña del Obispo es la misma del año pasado: $80,000.00.
- P. Salvador
Amonestaciones
Jose Concepcion Pescador Contreras y Maria Viviana Cervantes Alejos se quieren casar en la
Parroquia de San Jose de Cortazar en la Diocesis de Celaya (Guanajuato, Mx).
Nexo entre las lecturas
3° domingo del Tiempo Ordinaro
El pueblo que caminaba en
Isaías 8:23-9:3; Salmo 27
tinieblas vio una luz grande
1 Corintios 1:10-13,17;Mateo 4:12-23
(1L). Estas palabras tomadas
de la primera lectura del profeta Isaías, nos ofrecen un tema unificador para la liturgia de este domingo.
Mateo en el evangelio aplica el oráculo de Isaías a la venida de Jesús y a su retiro ocasional en la región
de Zabulón y Neftalí (tierra de gentiles) (EV). Jesús es la luz que ilumina las tinieblas, es el salvador que
nos rescata de la muerte. Cristo llama a Simón y Andrés, a Santiago y a Juan para que colaboren con él
en la misión redentora; de algún modo los hace partícipes de esa luz que desciende del cielo e ilumina la
vida de los hombres. En la carta a los Corintios (2L) san Pablo insiste en la unidad de los cristianos:
ellos no pueden estar divididos porque Cristo ha muerto por todos. Todos, por tanto, se deben dejar penetrar por el amor de Cristo
hacia la humanidad y hacerse heraldos de esa luz que ilumina el corazón de los hombres.
Sugerencias pastorales
1. El sentido de la propia existencia: el Señor es mi luz. Muchas veces atravesamos por momentos de dificultad en nuestra vida,
hay obscuridad, confusión, tristeza y decaimiento. En ocasiones estos estados nacen de los acontecimientos mismos de la vida, como
por ejemplo una enfermedad, la muerte de un ser querido, una desgracia familiar... A veces se trata de obscuridades interiores:
pruebas de Dios, sequedades espirituales, sentimiento de la propia fragilidad moral, pérdida de la energía interior... Ante esta
situación humana tan universal, tan compleja y diversificada, Cristo no responde directamente, ni en abstracto. Él invita a hacer de
toda situación humana una situación salvífica.
2. La promoción de las vocaciones. Una comunidad parroquial que vive intensamente su fe es una comunidad en la que surgen y
deben surgir las vocaciones a la vida consagrada y al sacerdocio. Así como en tiempo de Jesús surgían las vocaciones de modo
espontáneo gracias a su predicación y a la invitación explícita que dirigía a los jóvenes, así también hoy deben surgir las vocaciones
donde se cultiva la vida cristiana y donde se da acogida a la llamada de Cristo. Estos esfuerzos podrían dirigirse en tres direcciones:
- Despertar en la vida familiar el aprecio por la vocación divina y consagrada de modo que surjan en el seno familiar de forma
natural y espontánea esas vocaciones. La familia, sobre todo los padres, aprenderán a respetar la llamada de Dios a alguno/algunos
de sus hijo/hijos y a secundarlo con su amor y sacrificio.
- Despertar en los jóvenes el atractivo por la vocación consagrada. Instruirlos con una adecuada catequesis e invitarlos a que si
escuchan la voz de Dios en su corazón, no la acallen, sino la cultiven para que se desarrolle hasta la madurez de una vocación.
- Despertar en la comunidad eclesial el amor por las vocaciones de forma que con su oración, con su sacrificio y con oportunas
iniciativas todos promuevan eficazmente las vocaciones dentro de la propia comunidad.
Autor: P. Antonio Izquierdo | Fuente: Catholic.net
Sagrada Lectura: 26 de enero al 2 de febrero
domingo, 26 de enero – 3° domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
Is 8:23-9:3; Sal 27; 1 Cor 1:10-13, 17; Mt 4:12-23 o 4:12-17
lunes, 27 de enero – Mem. de santa Ángela Mérici
2 Samuel 5:1-7, 10; Salmo 89; Marcos 3:22-30
martes, 28 de enero – Mem. de santo Tomás
2 Samuel 6:12b-15, 17-19; Salmo 24; Marcos 3:31-35
miércoles, 29 de enero
2 Samuel 7:4-17; Salmo 89; Marcos 4:1-20
jueves, 30 de enero
2 Samuel 7:18-19, 24-29; Lucas 1; Marcos 4:21-25
viernes, 31 de enero - Mem. de san Juan Bosco
2 Sam 11:1-4a, 5-10a, 13-17; cf. Sal 51; Mc 4:26-34
sábado, 1º de febrero
2 Samuel 12:1-7a, 10-17; Salmo 51; Marcos 4:35-41
domingo, 2 de febrero – Presentación del Señor
Mal 3:1-4; Sal 24; Heb 2:14-18; Lc 2:22-40 or 2:22-32
ADORACION al SANTISIMO
Cada jueves
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Primer Viernes de cada mes
8:30am - 12 del mediodía
NUESTRAS OFRENDAS:
domingo, 19 de enero
Asistencia: 3,275
Primera Colecta: $15,892.50
Segunda Colecta (Hipoteca): $7,600.50
La Colecta para la Iglesia en
América Latina, a través de
proyectos como estos programas de
pastoral juvenil y jóvenes adultos y
los programas de catequesis,
empodera a las personas de América
Latina para que puedan profundizar
su fe y compartirla entre ellas y con
el resto del mundo. Por favor sean generosos con su donativo.
Los bautismos en Español se celebran en
sábado y las clases pre-bautismales en
lunes. Próxima clase pre-bautismal:
lunes 27 de enero, en la Iglesia de
7:00PM a 9:00PM.
Por favor no traiga niños a las clases.
Próximos bautismos:
25 de enero, 11:00AM ,
8 de febrero, 11:00AM y 22 de febrero, 1:00PM
Debe registrarse en la oficina antes de la fecha de la clase
pre-bautismal y del bautismo. Para más información, por
favor visite nuestra página web:
www.stmichaelmckinney.org
(Oprima SACRAMENTS, luego BAPTISM,
y enseguida Bautismos).

January 26, 2014 - Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

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