4-27-14 - St. Bartholomew

St. Bartholomew Catholic
Church and School
8005 Miramar Parkway • Miramar, FL 33025
Rectory: (954) 431-3600 • School: (954) 431-5253
Web site: www.StBartholomew.com
Second Sunday of Easter - Year A (Gather 954)
April 27, 2014
BELIEVING
New birth, new life, good news! These themes run throughout today’s scripture
readings. The first reading from the Acts of the Apostles describes the joyful
early days of the newly born church, when members devoted themselves to
instruction, the communal life, the breaking of bread, and the prayers. The
passage from Peter’s first letter echoes that joy, and assures those who now
believe though they never saw Jesus that their faith will lead to their salvation.
But amid all the joy, the Gospel reading calls us to sober reality. Not everyone
can believe so easily. Even an apostle can doubt this astonishing news of the
Resurrection. Across the centuries, Jesus reaches forward to touch us today:
“Blessed are those who have not seen and have believed.”
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
THE
CATHOLIC HOME MISSIONS APPEAL
TODAY’S READINGS
STRENGTHENING
THE CHURCH AT HOME
First Reading — All who believed were devoted to the
teachings of the apostles, the communal life, the breaking
of the bread, and prayer (Acts 2:42-47).
Psalm — Give thanks to the Lord for he is good, his love is
everlasting (Psalm 118).
Second Reading — God has given us an undiminished
inheritance, safeguarded for us in heaven (1 Peter 1:3-9).
Gospel — The risen Christ comes to his disciples with peace
and the Spirit. The absent Thomas doubts (John 20:19-31).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981,
1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
Copyright © 2014, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, DC. All rights reserved. Photo credits: © 123RF, iStock Photo, Corbis Images, Agnus Images.
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Congratulations to our First Communicants
Jaydon Antoine
Jeannette Blot
Presley Butcher
Arron-Dante Cardenas
Joseph Colas
Gordon Dornevil Jr.
Gerlenzs Fontaine
Aryanna Hale
Dillon Hale
Joel Hale
Christy Henry
Nickerson Jacques
Briana Jerome
Brooke Jerome
Darrendje Louidor
Chrisha Louidor
Fernando Meléndez
Kaitlyn Meléndez
Kenya Narcisse
Chayanne Nelson
Niamahni Pierre-Louis
Sydney Présumé
DeeAnn Romain
Special thanks to their parents, teachers Ms. Fay
Causwell, our RCIA facilitator Mr. Steve Lee, and our
Carline Thervil
Director of Religious Education Mrs. Mercedes Brown.
Celebrating God’s Love as a Community.
PASTORAL STAFF
Priests
Rev. Andrew Chan-A-Sue
Administrator
Rev. Jean Jadotte
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Paul Karenga
Priest in Residence
Deacons
Deacon David Smith
Deacon Michel DuChaussée
Deacon Montas Onelien
Religious Education
Mrs. Mercedes Brown
School Principal
Mrs. Christine Gonzalez
Youth Minister/Licensed
Clinical Social Worker
Mr. Gerard John, LCSW
Music Ministry
Mrs. Betty Bunnell
Mrs. Monique Abraham
Mr. Ernesto Busigó
HOLY EUCHARIST (MASS)
Sunday:(English)
5:30 PM (Sat. Vigil)
7:30, 9:00, 11:00 AM
12:30, 7:00 PM
French/Créole - 3:00 PM
Spanish - 5:00 PM
Weekday:
Saturday:
First Friday:
MATRIMONY
French/Créole - 8:00 PM
RECONCILIATION (Confessions)
Saturday:
Sunday:
Please contact the Rectory at least six
months prior to the proposed date.
7:00, 8:30 AM
(7 PM - during Lent only)
8:30 AM
11:00 - 11:30 AM
4:30 - 5:00 PM
When priests are available.
Anytime by appointment
CHARISMATIC PRAYER
English
Wednesday, 7:30 PM, Church
French/Creole
Friday, 7:30 PM, School Rm B
Spanish
Wednesday, 7:30 PM, Sacred Heart Center
BAPTISMS
Please contact the Rectory at least two
months ­before ­anticipated date to make
­arrangements. Pick up an info sheet
in the Rectory for info on classes and
requirements.
ROSARY
8:10 AM Weekdays
LEGION OF MARY
Monday, 6:30 PM, School
Pastoral Hispana
Misa en Español - Los Domingos - 5:00 PM
El Santo Rosario los Domingos a las 4:30 PM
Confesiones - Los Sábados, 11-11:30 AM; 4:30-5 PM
Bautismos - Para el curso pre-bautismal, llame con DOS MESES
de anticipación a la Rectoría. Los Bautismos en Español son los
4° Domingos del mes a las 1:30 PM
Matrimonio - Llame a la Rectoría lo menos seis meses antes de
la fecha p­ ropuesta.
Divina Misericordia - Los Viernes - 6:00 PM en la escuela.
Madeline Flores 954-805-1701
Circulo de Oración Carismática – Los M
­ iércoles, 7:30 PM,
Sacred Heart Center
PARISH REGISTRATION
We welcome new parishioners to our parish
family. Pick up a­ registration form at the
rectory or print one from the website; later
you will be invited to a r­ egistration p­ rogram
to learn more about our parish and our many
ministries.
EXPOSITION OF THE
BLESSED SACRAMENT
(In the Rectory Chapel)
Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday:
9 AM to 7:30 PM
RECTORY OFFICE HOURS
Monday to Friday - 9 AM to 7:30 PM
Saturday and Sunday - 9 AM to 7 PM
AVIS pour les Membres de la Communauté Haitienne
Messe en Créole / Français
3:00 PM chaque dimanche
8:00 PM chaque 1er vendredi du mois
avec Bénédiction du Très Saint
Sacrement
Confession: Samedi 11-11:30 AM, 4:30-5 PM
Visite des malades: Appelez le Père Jean au
954-431-3600.
Baptême: Chaque 2e dimanche du mois à 1:30
PM. Contactez le Père Jean Jadotte au 954-431-3600 trois mois
avant la date prévue.
Mariage: Contactez le Père J­ ean, six mois avant la date prévue.
Prière Charismatique: Chaque Vendredi, de 7:30 à 10:00 PM (salle
B de l’école)
Cursillistas - Los Viernes, a las 8:00 PM en s­ alon “A” de la
escuela; Anibal Perez 786-300-9415
Légion De Marie: Chaque Jeudi, de 7:30 à 8:30 PM (à l’école)
Chaque Samedi à partir de 4:00 PM (à l’école)
Legión De María - Se reunen en Salón B en
la escuela los sábados a las 2:30 PM.
Anibal Perez 786-300-9415
Etude Biblique: Chaque Mercredi de 7:00 à 9:00 PM (salle B de l’école)
Coro Hispano - Ensayo los Domingos a las
4:00 PM en la escuela (salón de música)con
el Director Mr. Ernesto Busigó
786-308-0561
Chorale: Répétition: Mardi de 8:00 à 9:30 PM et Samedi de 5:30
à 7:00PM (salle B de l’école)
Mouvement Eucharistique des Jeunes (MEJ): Chaque Samedi de
5:30 à 8:00 PM (à l’école)
La Sainte Famille: Chaque Lundi à 7:00 PM (à l’école)
Easter Calendar
Eucharist
Sunday, April 27
SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER
5:30 PM ✝ Vincent Andrewson
✝ Sabine Icart
7:30 AM ✝ Sister Marie Lourdes
9:00 AM ✝ Claude Nelson
11:00 AM ✝ Carmelle D’Augusta
12:30 PM Weurslee Atoulon (T)
3:00 PM Michel Auguste (T)
✝ Guetty Gilles
5:00 PM ✝ Deacon Humberto 7:00 PM Marie Adrien (T)
Monday, April 28 - Easter Weekday
7:00 AM ✝ Fernando Tan
Virginia Szuchman (T)
8:30 AM ✝ Vincente Suazo
✝ Rosario Suazo
Tuesday, April 29-Easter Weekday
7:00 AM ✝ Lexilra Noel
✝ Avrine Diel
8:30 AM ✝ Ronald Megie
✝ Pierre Richard & Gislaine Wawa
Wednesday, April 30 -Easter Weekday
7:00 AM Myrlene Mathieu (T)
8:30 AM Jasmine Kannikal (L)
✝ Gabriella Yolene Pierre
Thursday, May 1 -Easter Weekday
7:00 AM Toni Fitzsimmons (L)
8:30 AM Marie Chancy (T)
Micose Laurent (T)
Friday, May 2 -Saint Athanasius, Bishop
And doctor Of the church
7:00 AM
Audain Family (L)
8:30 AM ✝ Hooku & Olga Saba Wawa
8:00 PM ✝ Richardson Romulus
Pray for the Sick
Toni Fitzsimmons
Camelle Stirrup
Jacinta Stirrup
Josephine Pascucci
Jane Morra
Danielle Jeanty Curry
Tamel Sturrup
Glenda McCumber
Emmanuel Alexander
Josette Paul
Fritz Fontaine
Edouard Simonise
Guirlene Gordon
Dick Kolbe
Eric Herr
Christie Owens
Veemala Klous
Jill Louise Norton
Olga Duplessy
Esther Sharpe
Johnny Cadet
Angela Espy
Elena Miranda
Myrtle Ball
Kelly Tymecki
Serge St Eloi
André Grégoire
Howard Lee
Sylvie Casale
Carl Junior Jeanty
Kaitlin Warf
John St Clair Gooding
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Sunday 4/27: Acts 2:42-47; Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24;
1 Pt 1:3-9; Jn 20:19-31
Monday: Acts 4:23-31; Ps 2:1-9; Jn 3:1-8
Tuesday:
Acts 4:32-37; Ps 93:1-2, 5; Jn 3:7b-15
Wednesday: Acts 5:17-26; Ps 34:2-9; Jn 3:16-21
Thursday: Acts 5:27-33; Ps 34:2, 9, 17-20; Jn 3:31-36,
or, for the memorial, Gn 1:26 — 2:3 or
Col 3:14-15, 17, 23-24;
Ps 90:2-4, 12-14, 16; Mt 13:54-58
Friday:
Acts 5:34-42; Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14; Jn 6:1-15
Saturday: 1 Cor 15:1-8; Ps 19:2-5; Jn 14:6-14
Sunday 5/4: Acts 2:14, 22-33; Ps 16:1-2, 5, 7-11;
1 Pt 1:17-21; Lk 24:13-35
Saturday, May 3 -Saint Philip And James
8:30 AM ✝ Nina Pierre
Sunday, May 4
THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
5:30 PM Fr. P Toni Fitzsimmons (L)
7:30 AM Fr. A ✝ Francis Lopez
9:00 AM Fr. J Fritz Fontaine (L)
11:00 AM Fr. A ✝ Marty Little
✝ Jack Daly
12:30 PM Fr. J Rigaud Dieudonne (T)
3:00 PM Fr. J ✝ Rose Manon Kavanaght
Sulette Deprez Gabriel (T)
Miriette Wroy (T)
5:00 PM Fr. A Rosemary Eden (T)
7:00 PM Fr. A Confirmation Students (T)
Parochial School Registration
Starting
First Communions
Sundays in Eastertime
Divine Mercy Sunday
April 27
Life in the Spirit Seminar French/Cr
(7 Tuesdays)
starting April 29
Confirmation
May 4
Mother’s Day
May 11
Pentecost
June 8
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There will be no
Baptisms for the next
several weeks until May 18
but there will be a baptism
class on May 4 at 11:30 AM
in the school.
Confirmation
News
* Denotes Celebrant for that Mass:
Fr. A = Fr. Andrew; Fr. J = Fr. Jean;
Fr. P = Fr. Paul Karenga
(T)= In Thanksgiving (L)= Living ✝= Deceased
Jean Claude Laborde
Everett Buckridge
Demetrio Davis
Sheila Stone
Yvrose Pierre-Pierre
Marina Reyes
Trammel Family
George Harris
Marguerite Edouard
Mary Bishop
Esperanza Tavarez
Myrna Jeanniton
Nicolas
Joseph Michel
Accilien Elsie
Jeanniton Archer
Milagros Sabong
Jean Theus
Nicole Miles
Patricia Carstons
Conrado Maguddatu
Harry Bishop
Rosa & Rafael
Velasquez Flor Elis
Antonine Cadet
Marie Ange Bellevue
Names will only stay on the sick list for 2 months at a time. Please
contact the Parish Office if you would like to add or remove a name.
Please keep our Confirmation
Students in your prayers and come
celebrate the Sacraments with them
on May 4th @ the 12:30 PM Mass.
Remember the Departed
Victims of natural disasters
Victims of war and terrorism
Please use your envelopes. They are the principal source of parish support.
THIS
WEEK
at St. B artholomew
Sunday, April 27
11:30 AM NO Junior Youth Group until September
1:30 PM NO Baptism - Church
8:00 PM Senior Youth Group - SHC
Monday, April 28
6:30 PM English Legion of Mary - School
8:00 PM Al Anon-Spanish - School
Tuesday, April 29
9 AM-7:30 PM Adoration in Rectory Chapel
7:00 PM NO Religious Education until September
7:30 PM RCIA - School Library
Wednesday, April 30
9 AM-7:30 PM Adoration in Rectory Chapel
7:30 PM Prayer Meeting English - Church
7:30 PM Prayer Meeting Spanish - SHC
7:30 PM French Bible Class - School
8:00 PM AA - School Room A
Thursday, May 1
9 AM-2 PM Adoration in Rectory Chapel
7:30 PM Nueva Vida - Library
7:30 PM English Choir - Church
Friday, May 2
6:00 PM Divina Misericordia - School
8:00 PM Fr/Cr Charismatic Prayer - School
8:00 PM English Cursillo - School
8:00 PM Spanish Cursillo - School
Saturday, May 3
10:30 AM NA - School
3:00 PM Spanish Legion of Mary - School
4:00 PM Fr/Cr Legion of Mary - School
6:00 PM Haitian Choir - School
5:30 PM MEJ - Haitian Youth Group - School
7:30 PM NA - School
Sunday, May 4
11:30 AM NO Junior Youth Group until September
11:30 AM Baptism Class - School
1:30 PM NO Baptism - Church
8:00 PM Senior Youth Group - SHC
Join us every
Thursday of May
to honor our
Blessed Mother
During the month of May, the Legion
of Mary would like you to join them
in praying the Rosary in front of the
statue of Our Lady of Grace, on the
north side of the Church
(between the church and school).
Every one is invited...
Every Thursday in May
at 5:30 PM & 6:30 PM
Please USE YOUR ENVELOPES or write your
envelope ­number on your check TO ENSURE
PROPER CREDITING OF YOUR DONATION or use
one of our new temporary donation envelopes
available in front of the Church.
If you are new or visiting...
Collection for: 4/14/2014
Palm Sunday
Stop by
the Rectory
Office to
fill out a
registration form, if you
want to register or use
one of our blue temporary
donation envelopes
available in front of the
Church or if you just want
to let us know who you are.
Mass
PLEASE NOTIFY the
Rectory Office of any
changes in your address
or phone number. Use
envelopes or put your
envelope number on
your check to ensure
proper recording of your
donation.
** “Office” includes electronic payments and
those envelopes dropped off at the Rectory.
Attendance
Collection
4/20/2014
Easter Sunday
Attendance
Collection
Sat. 5:30 PM
118
$1,210.00
118
$1,606.00
Sun. 7:30 AM
177
$1,383.00
177
$2,409.00
Sun. 9:00 AM
381
$2,159.00
381
$2,638.00
Sun. 11:00 AM
397
$2,066.00
397
$5,932.00
Sun. 12:30 PM
150
$1,487.00
150
$1,719.00
Sun. 3:00 PM
496
$1,837.00
496
$2,653.00
Sun. 5:00 PM
120
$546.00
120
$396.00
Sun. 7:00 PM
197
$1,016.00
197
$840.00
Loose Coins
Office**
Total
2036
$75.00
$96.00
$957.00
$607.00
$12,736.00
$21,289.00
2nd Collection
$910.00
Holy
Triduum
Spanish Mission
$109.00
2nd Coll.
$2358.00
$1,275.00
Christian awareness
association luncheon
Mission Statement:
Enjoy lunch and an afternoon of fun at All
Saints Catholic Church Family Center.
Proceeds to benefit Holy Rosary Catholic
Church Educational Fund, Kingston,
Jamaica.
The mission of St Bartholomew
Catholic Church is to reflect God’s
love to all whom we meet, to
strengthen our faith community
through worship, education,
fellowship, stewardship, and
acts of love and charity, so that
we may lead people from all
backgrounds to our
Lord Jesus Christ.
Sunday, May 18, 2014 at 1:30 PM
All Saints is located at
10900 West Oakland Park Blvd
in Sunrise, Florida
For more information:
Please call Norma Lyn at 954-433-9248
Religious
Education News
Tickets on
sale at the
rectory
SAVE THE
DATES !!!
Preparing for the Sacraments!
In addition to bringing your children to Mass every
Sunday and continuing their preparation at home, we
would like to remind you of these important dates.
First Holy Communion Masses and
Confirmation are scheduled for
12:30 PM on the following dates:
Mrs. Fay Causwell
April 27th
Mrs. Rodriguez (St Bartholomew School)
May 11th
Mrs. Joan Baker, Mrs. Jackie Terrero
May 18th
Mrs. Connie Clements
May 25th
Confirmation
Mrs. Carol Thys
May 4 - 12:30 PM Mass
Today is Divine Mercy Sunday
How to Recite the Chaplet of Divine Mercy
The Chaplet of Mercy is recited using ordinary rosary beads of five decades.
The Chaplet is preceded by two opening prayers from the Diary
of Saint Faustina and followed by a closing prayer.
The Meaning of the Day
Clearly, Divine Mercy Sunday is not a new feast established to celebrate St. Faustina’s revelations. Indeed, it is not
primarily about St. Faustina at all — nor is it altogether a new feast! As many commentators have pointed out, The
Second Sunday of Easter was already a solemnity as the Octave Day of Easter; nevertheless, the title “Divine Mercy
Sunday” does highlight and amplify the meaning of the day. In this way, it recovers an ancient liturgical tradition,
reflected in a teaching attributed to St. Augustine about the Easter Octave, which he called “the days of mercy and
pardon,” and the Octave Day itself “the compendium of the days of mercy.”
Liturgically the Easter Octave has always been centered on the theme of Divine Mercy and forgiveness. Divine Mercy
Sunday, therefore, point us to the merciful love of God that lies behind the whole Paschal Mystery — the whole
mystery of the death, burial and resurrection of Christ — made present for us in the Eucharist. In this way, it also sums
up the whole Easter Octave. As Pope John Paul II pointed out in his Regina Caeli address on Divine Mercy Sunday,
1995: “the whole octave of Easter is like a single day,” and the Octave Sunday is meant to be the day of “thanksgiving
for the goodness God has shown to man in the whole Easter mystery.”
Given the liturgical appropriateness of the title “Divine Mercy Sunday” for the Octave Day of Easter, therefore, the
Holy See did not give this title to the Second Sunday of Easter merely as an “option,” for those dioceses who happen
to like that sort of thing! Rather, the decree issued on May 5, 2000, by the Sacred Congregation for Divine Worship
and The Discipline of the Sacraments clearly states: “the Supreme Pontiff John Paul II has graciously determined that
in the Roman Missal, after the title Second Sunday of Easter, there shall henceforth be added the appellation ‘or [that
is] Divine Mercy Sunday’…”.
Divine Mercy Sunday, therefore, is not an optional title for this solemnity; rather, Divine Mercy is the integral name
for this Feast Day. In a similar way, the Octave Day of the Nativity of Our Lord was named by the Church “The Feast
of the Mother of God.”
1. Make the Sign of the Cross
2. Optional Opening Prayers
You expired, Jesus, but the source of life gushed forth for souls,
and the ocean of mercy opened up for the whole world. O Fount
of Life, unfathomable Divine Mercy, envelop the whole world and
empty Yourself out upon us.
8. Repeat for the remaining decades
Saying the “Eternal Father” (6) on the “Our Father” bead
and then 10 “For the sake of His sorrowful Passion” (7) on
the following “Hail Mary” beads.
(Repeat three times)
O Blood and Water, which gushed forth from the Heart of Jesus
as a fountain of Mercy for us, I trust in You!
9. Conclude with Holy God (Repeat three times)
Holy God, Holy Mighty One, Holy Immortal One, have
mercy on us and on the whole world.
3. Our Father...
10. Optional Closing Prayer
Eternal God, in whom mercy is endless and the treasury
of compassion — inexhaustible, look kindly upon us and
increase Your mercy in us, that in difficult moments we
might not despair nor become despondent, but with great
confidence submit ourselves to Your holy will, which is
Love and Mercy itself. AMEN
4. Hail Mary...
5. The Apostle’s Creed...
6. In place of the Our Father
Eternal Father, I offer you the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity
of Your Dearly Beloved Son, Our Lord, Jesus Christ, in atonement
for our sins and those of the whole world.
7. On the Ten Small Beads of Each Decade
For the sake of His sorrowful Passion, have mercy on us and on
the whole world.
End with the Sign of the Cross
Donations Needed For Summer Camp
With the increasing cost of field trips and transportation this year, we strive to keep the price of tuition as low
as possible so that all families will have the opportunity to participate from this summer camp program. Any
donation is greatly appreciated. The type of donations that are needed are two fold, food and finances:
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Any contribution will go a long way in making this ­summer a
memorable event for our children and help us keep the cost
of camp lower for many families who might be struggling
economically but really need our summer camp program to
help their children. . All ­contributions can be submitted to the
rectory in a sealed envelope marked ”donations for summer
camp”. Make checks payable to: St. Bartholomew Summer
Camp.
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Hel
F oo d I t em s
1. Capri-sun or juice boxes
2. Animal cookies 3. Tropical punch kool aid 4. Mini pretzels/chips 5. Candy
6. Disposable cups
7. Toys & games
8. Microwave popcorn
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St. Bartholomew Catholic School
Miramar, Florida 954-431-5253
“Sharing, Learning and Growing in Christ”
Weekly Sunday Meetings
Junior Youth Group
5th to 7th graders - 11:30 AM to 12:45 PM,
Sacred Heart Center
Senior Youth Group
8th to 12th graders - 8 to 9:30 PM,
Sacred Heart Center
Join us for the Youth Mass at 9 AM
every third Sunday of the month
Any questions, contact:
Mr. Gerard John LCSW
954-447-4658
• Make plans to at te nd the upcoming
weekend retreat for teens. Dates TBA
• Our 7 week Summer Camp Program will be
starting June 16. Planning starts NOW!
Where quality Catholic Education
can make a difference:
Religious and moral formation
Committed to quality education for students in
PK3 through 8th grade since 1965
Fully accredited by Florida Catholic Conference
Dedicated, caring faculty certified by State of
Florida
“Accelerated Reader” program for grades K-8
Accelerated Math program for grades 3-8
Creative Arts and Music programs
Competing Sports Teams (5th-8th grade)
Before and after school care program
Accepting “Step Up for Students” Scholarships
27 April 2014 - Année A
2ème Dimanche de Pâques: Solennité du Seigneur
La croyance
Pour beaucoup de nos contemporains, il est bien difficile d’admettre
un au-delà de la mort. Notre culture occidentale, imprégnée
d’explications scientifiques, impose le plus souvent a ce sujet un voile
de silence.
A l’époque de Jésus, c’est déjà le même problème qui hante la
conscience de certains groupes, les Sadducéens en particulier.
L’Évangile d’aujourd’hui nous révèle, a travers l’expérience bien
concrète de Thomas, que Jésus Christ, Seigneur, est le seul homme
qui a traverse la mort. A l’opposé de Jean, le disciple bien-aimé de
Jésus qui a cru sans avoir vu le Ressuscité, Thomas veut « toucher » la
vie a l’endroit même ou siégeait la mort.
L’évangile ne précise pas si Thomas a effectivement touché sur le
corps de Jésus les traces de sa mort en croix. Car devant les plaies,
Thomas non seulement proclame haut et clair sa foi en la résurrection
du Christ mais aussi reconnait pleinement sa divinité : « Mon Seigneur
et mon Dieu ! » Jésus ne reproche pas a Thomas d’avoir voulu toucher
mais d’avoir voulu voir, en réponse a l’incrédulité de Thomas - après
tout, la crédulité n’est-elle pas un vilain défaut ? Dieu, dont la puissance
infinie de vie peut anéantir la mort, manifeste de façon bien réelle la
résurrection.
LECTURES DU JOUR
1ère Lecture — Tous ceux qui étaient devenus croyants vivaient
ensemble, et ils mettaient tout en commun ; ils vendaient leurs
propriétés et leurs biens, pour en partager le prix entre tous
selon les besoins de chacun.
Psaume — Rendez grâce au Seigneur : Il est bon ! Éternel est
son amour ! Ps 117
2ème Lecture — L’espérance des baptisés (1P 1, 3-9)
Evangile — Apparition du Christ huit jours après Pâques (Jn
20, 19-31)
LECTURES DE LA SEMAINE
Lundi: Actes 4:23-31; Ps 2:1-9; Jn 3:1-8
Mardi:
Actes 4:32-37; Ps 93 (92):1-2, 5; Jn 3:7b-15
Mercredi: Actes 5:17-26; Ps 34 (33):2-9; Jn 3:16-21
Jeudi:
Actes 5:27-33; Ps 34 (33):2, 9, 17-20; Jn 3:31-36;
Mt 13:54-58
Vendredi: Actes 5:34-42; Ps 27 (26):1, 4, 13-14; Jn 6:1-15
Samedi: 1 Cor 15:1-8; Ps 19 (18):2-5; Jn 14:6-14
Dimanche: Actes 2:14, 22-33; Ps 16 (15):1-2, 5, 7-11;
1 Pe 1:17-21; Lc 24:13-35
Groupe Charismatique Amour, Sagesse et Paix
“Lavi nan Lespri”
Retraite Fermée
Vin patisipe nan yon seminè kap komanse le 29 avril,
nap reyini chak Madi a 7:30 PM nan sal pawasyal la
pandan 7 semèn. Seminè a ofri ansèyman debaz sou
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27 de April 2014 - Año A
Segundo de Pascua: (Domingo de la Divina Misericordia)
FELICES LOS QUE CREEN
¡Nuevo renacer, nueva vida, buenas noticias! Estos temas
relucen en las lecturas bíblicas de hoy. La primera lectura de los
Hechos de los Apóstoles describe los primeros días de júbilo de
la Iglesia recién nacida cuando los miembros se dedicaban a la
enseñanza, la vida en común, la fracción del pan y las oraciones.
El pasaje de la primera carta de Pedro refleja esa alegría de la
nueva vida y asegura a los nuevos creyentes que no conocieron
a Jesús, que su fe los llevará a la salvación.
Pero entre esa alegría, la lectura del Evangelio nos hace
volver a la realidad. No todos pueden creer tan fácilmente. Hasta
un apóstol puede dudar de estas noticias extraordinarias de la
Resurrección. Durante dos milenios Jesús nos busca y nos toca
al decirnos: “Felices los que creen sin haber visto”.
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La Coronilla de la Divina Misericordia
Se utiliza un rosario común de cinco decenas.
1. Comenzar con un Padre Nuestro, Avemaría, y Credo.
2. Al comenzar cada decena (cuentas grandes del Padre
Nuestro) decir:
“Padre Eterno, te ofrezco el Cuerpo, la Sangre, el Alma y la
Divinidad de Tu Amadísimo Hijo, Nuestro Señor Jesucristo,
para el perdón de nuestros pecados y los del mundo entero.”
3. En las cuentas pequeñas del Ave María:
“Por Su dolorosa Pasión, ten misericordia de nosotros
y del mundo entero.”
4. Al finalizar las cinco decenas de la coronilla se repite tres
veces:
“Santo Dios, Santo Fuerte, Santo Inmortal, ten piedad de
nosotros y del mundo entero.”
Según el diario de Santa María Faustina Kowalska
“Escribe que cuando digan esta Coronilla en presencia del
moribundo, Yo me pondré entre mi Padre y el, no como Justo
Juez sino como Misericordioso Salvador.”
“Alienta a las personas a decir la Coronilla que te he dado... Quien
la recite recibirá gran misericordia a la hora de la muerte. Los
sacerdotes la recomendaran a los pecadores como su último
refugio de salvación. Aun si el pecador mas empedernido hubiese
recitado esta Coronilla al menos una vez, recibirá la gracia de
Mi infinita Misericordia. Deseo conceder gracias inimaginables a
aquellos que confían en Mi Misericordia.”
—https://www.ewtn.com/spanish/prayers/Misericordia/Coronilla.htm
JESÚS EN TÍ CONFÍO
LECTURAS DE HOY
Primera lectura — Todos los creyentes vivían unidos
y compartían todo cuanto tenían (Hechos 2:42-47).
Salmo — Den gracias a Dios porque es bueno, su
amor es eterno (Salmo 118 [117]).
Segunda lectura — Dios nos concedió renacer a la
vida que esperamos por la resurrección de Jesucristo
de entre los muertos. (1 Pedro 1:3-9).
Evangelio — Felices los que creen sin haber visto
(Juan 20:19-31).
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Lunes: Hch 4:23-31; Sal 2:1-9; Jn 3:1-8
Martes: Hch 4:32-37; Sal 93 (92):1-2, 5; Jn 3:7b-15
Miércoles: Hch 5:17-26; Sal 34 (33):2-9; Jn 3:16-21
Jueves:
Viernes:
Sábado:
Domingo:
Hch 5:27-33; Sal 34 (33):2, 9, 17-20; Jn 3:31-36;
Mt 13:54-58
Hch 5:34-42; Sal 27 (26):1, 4, 13-14; Jn 6:1-15
1 Cor 15:1-8; Sal 19 (18):2-5; Jn 14:6-14
Hch 2:14, 22-33; Sal 16 (15):1-2, 5, 7-11;
1 Pe 1:17-21; Lc 24:13-35