SUNDAY November 20, 2016 BULLETIN

CHRIST
THE
KING
NOVEMBER 20, 2016
Thanksgiving Day Mass
Thursday, November 24, 9 AM
Bring canned or boxed food items
for St Vincent de Paul
Support the St Anthony School
Book Fair
There’s still a few days left
November 21 & 22 - 8 AM to 4 PM
November 23 - 8 AM to Noon
Books for ALL!
www.scholastic.com/bf/stanthonyschool97223
ST. ANTHONY CATHOLIC PARISH
9905 SW MCKENZIE ST., TIGARD, OR 97223 503-639-4179
SATIGARD.ORG
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PA S T O R ’ S C O R N E R
Greetings,
We are coming to the end of our Church
Year and the Year for Mercy. It has been a great
year of renewal in the Church. During this year
our Holy Father has set the tone for families. He
has helped to show mercy to those who are struggling from separation and divorce. He has
reached out to the Homeless, the prisoner and
the dying. He has helped to join peoples of different religions together. He has set the example of
how all of us must live in this world.
The Year of Mercy may be officially over
but it does not mean that we go back to our old
ways. Mercy must always be at the heart of how
we live our lives. The works of mercy must always be at work. Our Holy Father has given us
an example of how the Gospel must come alive in
our lives.
This weekend is Christ the King. Christ is
our only true ruler and we must always follow his
direction to love one another. The criminal at
Jesus’ side sought out mercy and forgiveness.
“Lord remember me when you come into your
Kingdom.” And Jesus’ response is priceless.
“This day you will be with me in Paradise.” That
is our King!
The other criminal however desired to remain in his sins. One of the reasons for all of the
discord is that we are lacking a solid relationship
with the King of Kings. Our sins keep us from letting Jesus into our lives. Presidents come and go
but Jesus is everlasting.
We ask Jesus for guidance, to be with Him
in Paradise. Our choice to follow Jesus is lived
out in the reality that we show mercy toward others. We continue to feed the hungry and embrace
the lowly. The year might be over but mercy
never ends. With our King by our side we face all
that is set before us.
Have a great week!
Your friend,
Fr. John
Fr John Henderson
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S C H E D U L E O F WO R S H I P
Daily Mass: 8:30 AM Monday - Saturday
Saturday Vigil: 5 PM
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Saturdays 3:30 to 4:30 PM
Sundays: 7:00, 8:30 & 11:00 AM, 7:00 PM
Vietnamese Mass: 1:30 PM
Hispanic Mass: 4:00 PM
Holy Day Masses
Your Parish Staff is
Mass Schedule for Priests
November 26 & 27 1st Sunday of Advent
Saturday
Sacrament of Reconciliation 3 to 4:30 PM
Fr John Henderson
5:00 PM Fr John Henderson
7:00 AM Fr Arjie Garcia
8:30 AM Fr Arjie Garcia
11:00 AM Fr John Henderson
1:30 PM Vietnamese Mass
4:00 PM Fr John Henderson w/Deacon
Marco
7:00 PM Fr Arjie Garcia
For YOU!!
If your address, phone number or email
changes, please notify Lucille at the Parish
Office, 503-639-4179, ext 0 or
[email protected]
P A R I S H O F F E R T O RY
THIS YEAR: Week ending 11/13/2016
Weekly Collection: $8,006
Fiscal Year to Date: $362,974
LAST YEAR:
Weekly Collection: $10,018
Fiscal Year to Date: $367,524
Variance ($4,550)/-1.2%
Support the businesses that help make this
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This week’s Advertiser of the Week is
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503-717-4240 Office
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FAIT H F O RMAT IO N
S A C R A M E N T P R E PA R A T I O N
Children’s Sacrament Preparation News
Contact: Cindy Marchese at 503-639-4179 x121 or [email protected]
The Children’s Faith Formation Ministry at St.
Anthony is designed to aid parents as the primary
religious educators of their children and their
youth and to facilitate the student’s discovery,
recognition, and experience of God’s activity in
their lives.
Religious Education
Classes this Sunday
[No Classes on November 27]
Preschool: 8:30 AM—Room KA
1st-5th Grades: 9:45 AM—classrooms
Contact Cindy Marchese at 503-639-4179 x121 or
[email protected].
What’s Happening in R.E.
SERVICE!
Our preschool children are visiting the
8:30 AM Mass today to bring donations of
food to the altar. They are wearing crowns in
honor of Christ our King!
Several of our catechists are providing opportunities for their students to participate in
service projects. 2/3D is collecting items for
the severe weather shelter, and 2/3B is collecting monetary donations for St. Vincent de
Paul. Special thanks to these catechists for
their efforts to organize service opportunities
for their students.
Preparing for the Sacraments
2nd/3rd Grade Families
DID YOU MISS THE PARENT MEETING ?
Contact Cindy at the parish office as soon as possible to get the at home materials for you to help
your child prepare for 1st Reconciliation.
503-639-4179 x121 or [email protected]
Our 1st Communion families are working
together at home
to complete their
child’s 1st Reconciliation
book.
Please keep these
families in your
prayers
during
this special time of
preparation
and
Grace.
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YOUTH MINISTRY
...is thankful for family!
For many of our Edge teens, Thanksgiving
break begins Wednesday, so there will be
no Edge on November 23. But you can
bring your Called registration forms to
the office anytime before 9 PM on November 23! When we come back, we
begin our Advent Family Series Nov
30-Jan 4! We hope to see parents AND
teens join us to grow in Faith together.
Dates to remember for
Edge Ministry!
No Edge Nov 23
Advent Family Series begins Nov 30
Called Rally Dec 10;
$35 fee, register by Thanksgiving
Building Bridges Conference March 24-26
$50 anticipated cost, register by
January
Upcoming Confirmation Dates
November 20, 11:00 AM Youth Mass
December 11, 3 to 7 PM: Our Third Class
To ask a question or get involved,
contact Mary at
503-332-1109 or email
[email protected]
PARISH SCHOOL
The school’s Book Fair 2016 opens this
coming Thursday at 8 a.m. Come shop for
Christmas gifts, birthday gifts or just to say “I
love you” to a young
reader. Proceeds help
purchase new books
for the library and the
classrooms. Teachers
and students will have
their wish lists in the
safe hands of our librarian.
The Book Fair is
open Nov. 17, 18, 21 & 22
from 8-4 pm and on
“Special Friends Day” on
Nov. 23 from 8-Noon. If
you cannot make it to the
Book Fair, you can begin
ordering books on line
on Nov. 17 by logging on
to
www.scholastic.com/bf/stanthonyschool
97223
On Monday, preschool teachers and students
welcomed new student Zachariah (on left) into
Ms. Roake’s class.
Preschoolers were
kind, welcoming
and helped Zachariah throughout
his first week at St.
Anthony. What a
wonderful blessing
to have so many thoughtful and kind students
and teachers in our preschool.
SAVE THIS DATE:
Open House 2017 - January 29
Pre-K 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM
K-8th 12:30 to 2:00 PM
Clare Jaramillo, Enrollment
503-639-4179, ext 222 ~ [email protected]
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MINISTRY OPPORTUNITIES
Altar servers from all Mass times are
invited to a social in O’Reilly Hall on
Sunday, November 20 from
2:45-4:00 p.m.
Join us for ice cream and snacks to
celebrate The Solemnity of Our Lord
Jesus Christ, King of the Universe!
Questions? Contact Matt and Melissa
Rocha 503-579-0780 or
[email protected]
ST ANTHONY ROSARY MAKERS
Rosary Makers
meet every
Friday morning
from 10 AM to
12 Noon.
Tuesday
evenings from
7 to 8:30 PM in
the Parish
Office.
We are excited to announce that
we will be forming a Christmas Family
Choir for the 4 PM Christmas Eve
Mass. We are looking for families who
are willing to sing together and help
lead the congregation in some wonderful Christmas music. We welcome all
ages and abilities.
We will offer a variety of rehearsal options to work with your busy family schedules. Don’t worry if your whole
family isn’t able to participate. If your
family is interested please contact
Nichlas Schaal for more information at
[email protected].
WINDOW INTO DIVINE MERCY
The Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy
closes today, the 20th of November. Just as the
pilgrims from World Youth Day were asked what
they would take back home with them, so we can
also ask ourselves what this Jubilee Year of Mercy has meant to us and how it has incorporated
itself into our lives. As Pope Francis stood before
the Holy Door at St. Peter's Basilica and released
the papal bull Misericordiae Vultus in which the
opening words are, “Jesus Christ is the face of the
Father's mercy,” he announced the motto for the
Jubilee Year of Mercy, “Merciful like the Father.”
The message of Pope Francis' pontificate is mercy
as was the message of the pontificate of St. Pope
John Paul II. Both popes teach us that mercy is
the answer to evil and we find in St. Pope John
Paul II's last book Memory and Identity, “The
limit imposed upon evil, of which man is both
perpetrator and victim, is ultimately Divine Mercy.” The Jubilee Year of Mercy offered us many
graces.
One of the greatest summaries of God's
Mercy is the Image of Divine Mercy. Our adoration chapel has an almost life size image from the
convent in Cracow, Poland where St. Faustina
lived for several years and died. The image was
also blessed there. The image is often referred to
as an icon. Like an icon, it offers us a richness of
meaning which calls us to meditation. The image
leads us into the interior of God.
In the image, Jesus stands against a black
background. The only light on the image comes
from Jesus himself. Jesus stands in our darkness
found in our pains, sinfulness, anxieties, blindness, doubts, and problems. Jesus accepts us as
we are, wanting to bring us His mercy and lead
us into the light. Pope Francis has told us that the
greatest heresy of today is that man defines his
own faith and how he understands it and not how
God teaches us. This attitude sometimes also applies to those who go to Mass every Sunday. Man
places himself in the center of his existence and
thus places himself in darkness. When Jesus becomes the center of our existence, we learn to live
in the light according to God's will receiving His
mercy. We need to look into our lives and find
the place where our darkness is, where we do not
allow God to enter. In the image, we find Jesus
walking towards us with His hand raised in blessing. It is He who goes out to meet us first.
There are two rays coming from the unseen in the image heart of Jesus. One ray is red
and the other is pale. These rays represent the
graces poured out on mankind especially through
Baptism and the Eucharist. They represent the
sacraments as well as the Church. Jesus tells us
that the two rays were born in His heart as it was
opened by a lance. The graces are given to us
through the Church, which offers us an intimate
relationship with God. God is mercy and He invites us into His interior, into the interior of His
heart from which His graces flow.
Jesus did not come to tell us about Himself. He came to tell us about the Father. He came
to us because the Father sent Him. He came to
renew the image of God in us. Jesus is mercy because the Father is mercy. He is love because the
Father is love. In the heart from which the two
rays come is an immense world of the Father.
This heart is filled with love. The Holy Spirit who
is love also dwells in His heart. The Father gave
us His Son as well as the Spirit and the three
forming one God love one another and call us to
love. To understand Jesus, we need to look at the
Father and the Spirit. Looking into the heart, we
can ask ourselves who God is. God is the Father
who loves us and who we have a right to precisely
because He is our Father.
The rays in the image are roadways to the
Father, which should increase our trust in God
the Father of mercy. When we form a good relationship with Jesus, we learn who the Father is.
The Holy Spirit brings Jesus to us and brings us
our spiritual life.
At the bottom of the Image of Divine Mercy are the words, Jesus, I trust in You. Trust in
Jesus is the key to receiving graces.
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Jesus told St. Faustina that we receive graces in
proportion to how much trust we have. T r u s t
is like a vessel. The greater the vessel, the greater the number of graces it will hold which are
drawn from Jesus' “fountain of mercy”. In her
diary St. Faustina wrote the words of Jesus to
her, “By means of this image I will grant many
graces to souls. It is to be a reminder of the demands of My mercy, because even the strongest
faith is of no avail without works”.
Divine Mercy can be summed up in two
words, which are mercy and trust. We are required to show mercy to everyone at all times
and are to trust in Jesus who is mercy itself.
These two elements are the foundation of how
we should live. Jesus told St. Faustina that we
would be judged on mercy.
With this bulletin, The Window into Divine Mercy closes, as The Jubilee Year of Mercy
has ended, but it should be the beginning of our
learning to become merciful as the Father is and
more trusting in God who only wants our good
and who loves us immensely. It's all about love,
being merciful, and trusting Jesus. What could
be more beautiful?!!
Jesus, I trust in You – Losia Radominski
ADULT FAITH FORMATION &
ENRICHMENT
Mary: A Biblical
Walk with the
Blessed Mother Sundays from 9:45 – 10:45
AM in our Middle
School continuing
through December 11th.
Matthew: The King
and His Kingdom
Join us on Saturday
December 3rd at 9:15
AM in the Upper
Room as we begin this
year long journey.
Matthew is the Gospel
that we the Church
will be using this next Liturgical year. To
reserve your materials email GLamer@satigard.
org or call 503-639-4179 ext. 122.
ADVENT JOURNEY
PACKET
Includes an 8 X 10 of
the Divine Mercy plus a
pocket size one. A
pamphlet of how to
pray the Divine Mercy
Rosary and the booklet,
“A Season of Praise” by Fr David M
Knight. You will also receive daily reflections using Mary’s Magnificat and the O
Antiphons. And a personal invitation to
pursue Spiritual Direction. Advent begins November 27. If you need a ro-
COMMUNITY LIFE
To the Fellowship Club, meeting at
Village Inn at Bridgeport in Tualatin, 17070 SW
72nd Ave.
Monday, November 21, 1:30 PM.
Call Phyllis Weber if you have any questions,
503-746-7268 or email
[email protected].
FRED MEYERS COMMUNITY
REWARDS CARD and
ST VINCENT de PAUL…
To add your Fred Meyer Rewards card or renew your designation, go online at:
www.fredmeyer.com/topic/communityrewards-4
For St Vincent de Paul in Tigard, the program
number is 866606.
PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY
1ST & 3RD Fridays, 10 AM
Mary Saunders’ Home, 12205 SW 126th,
Tigard
Questions? Call Lynn Stevens 503-590-2896
Don’t forget the St Vincent de Paul Food Pantry
when shopping for holiday meals.
Bring canned or boxed food items to the Thanksgiving Day Mass on Thursday, November 24, 9 AM.
You may also contribute a Turkey or Ham for Christmas baskets.
Bring turkeys and hams to the weekend masses of
Dec 3 & 4 and 10 & 11. You may also bring them to
the Parish Office during business hours. Deadline
for contributing is December 16.
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CONTACTS AND RESOURCES
Parish Office Hours
Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 5 PM
Evenings Tues-Wed-Thurs
6:30-9 PM
Saturday 8:30 AM - 12 Noon
After hours sacramental emergencies call: 541-868-4446 and
leave a message.
Clergy
Fr. John Henderson, Pastor ext 112
Fr. Arjie Garcia, Vicar ext 119
Deacon Marco Espinoza ext 129
Deacon David Hammes ext 139
Business Office
Tom Barr ext 114
Jeanette Gent ext 115
Jean Stein ext 115
Maintenance Steve Morton ext 116
Cemetery
Jim Haberski 503-593-3194
Facility Rentals/
Administrative Assist
Elise Shearer ext 113
Parish Office
Lucille Borsch/Days Ext. 0
Viridiana Morales/Evenings and
Saturday
Funerals
Fr John Henderson
Elise Shearer
Nichlas Schaal
Gerlinde Lamer
Weddings
English - Fr John Henderson
Spanish - Deacon Marco Espinoza
Faith Formation/Children &
Youth
Cindy Marchese – ext 121
Preschool-8th , Sacramental Prep
Mary Hanlen, Youth Ministry and
Confirmation ext 128 or
503-332-1109
5 0 3 - 6 3 9 - 4 1 79
Kathy Fedr, RE Assistant ext 123
Finance Council
Faith Formation /Adult
Confirmation (Adult) & RCIA
Returning Catholics
Parent Classes for Baptism
2016-2017 Chair Todd Gentry
503-968-1031 [email protected]
3rd Tuesday of month
Gerlinde Lamer ext 122
Pastoral Council
Hispanic Ministry
2016-2017 Chair Kathy Ranck
1st Tuesday of month
Deacon Marco Espinoza ext 129
Music Ministry
Nichlas Schaal English ext 125
Phiet Luong Vietnamese
Gerlinde Lamer Spanish ext 122
St. Anthony School
Andrew Nichols/Principal ext. 213
Sally Plasker/Vice Principal ext 214
Clare Jaramillo/Assistant ext 222
Linda Olsen/Office ext 212
After School Care ext 221/246
Life, Peace & Justice Commission
Gerlinde Lamer
Prayer & Worship Commission
SERRA Club
2016-2017 Chair Linda Rooke
SAC—School Advisory Council St Vincent de Paul Tigard
2016-17 Chair Tracy Timmins
email: [email protected] or
[email protected]
STAPA-St. Anthony Parent
Association
2016-17 Chair Amy Williams
[email protected]
Food Pantry/Rental/Utility Assist
503-684-8280
President Dick Bailey
Volunteer Cord Gerlinde Lamer
Community Café
Severe Weather Shelter
CYO - Catholic Youth Organization
Carol Herron
[email protected]
Geneva Stegemoller
Catholic Daughters
Mary Saunders, Regent
3rd Wednesday of month
Knights of Columbus
Brian Fihn 503-707-5155
[email protected]
1st Wednesday of month
ESOL - English for Students of
Other Languages
Cheryl Frisch 503-706-7756
THIS WEEK AT ST. ANTHONY
Sunday, November 20
domingo, noviembre 20
7:00 AM Mass Georgette Eid
Thursday, November 24
jueves, noviembre 24
8 AM to 2 PM Holiday Bazaar
8:30 AM Mass Diane Lung
9:45 AM Religious Education Classes
Adult Faith Formation
11:00 AM Mass Kathleen Pfeifer
1:00 PM Mass in Vietnamese Mary Do
4:00 PM Mass in Spanish Joseph Mai
7:00 PM Mass People of St Anthony
Monday, November 21
lunes, noviembre 21
8:00 AM Rosary
8 AM to 4 PM School Book Fair
8:30 AM Communion Service
7:00 PM Young Adult Gathering at Symposium
Tuesday, November 22
martes, noviembre 22
8:00 AM Rosary
8 AM to 4 PM School Book Fair
8:30 AM Communion Service
9:15 AM Women’s Fellowship
6:30 PM Making Rosaries
7:00 PM School Advisory Council
Charismatic Bible Study
ESOL
Wednesday, November 23
miercoles, noviembre 23
8:00 AM Rosary
8 AM to Noon School Book Fair
8:30 AM Daily Mass Andrew Clark
9:30 AM MOM’s Fellowship
Quilt Tying
6:15 PM Servicio de Communion Espanol
7:00 PM Adult Choir Rehearsal
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults
Youth RCIA
9:00 AM Thanksgiving Mass
Ramona Hammes
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
Friday, November 25
viernes, noviembre 25
8:00 AM Rosary
8:30 AM Mass William Cahill
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
Saturday, November 26
sabado, noviembre 26
7:00 AM Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting
Men’s Bible Study
8:00 AM Rosary
8:30 AM Mass Teodor Gherasim
9:15 AM A Biblical Walk Through the Mass
3:30 PM Confession
5:00 PM Vigil Mass Leila Martin
Holy Land Gift Sale ~ Parish Center
Sunday, November 27 ~
domingo, noviembre 27
7:00 AM Mass
Holy Land Gift Sale ~ Parish Center
8:30 AM Mass People of St Anthony
11:00 AM Mass Kathleen Pfeifer
1:30 PM Mass in Vietnamese
4:00 PM Mass in Spanish Miah Morales
7:00 PM Mass
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HISPANIC MINISTRY
Saludos,
Estamos llegando al final de nuestro Año de la
Iglesia y el Año de la Misericordia. Ha sido un
gran año de renovación en la Iglesia. Durante este año nuestro Santo Padre ha dado el tono a las
familias. Él ha ayudado a mostrar misericordia a
aquellos que están luchando por la separación y
el divorcio. Ha llegado a los desamparados, al
prisionero y al moribundo. Ha ayudado a unir a
los pueblos de diferentes religiones y ha dado el
ejemplo de cómo todos debemos vivir en este
mundo.
El Año de la Misericordia puede estar oficialmente terminado, pero no significa que volvamos a nuestros viejos caminos. La misericordia
debe estar siempre en el corazón de cómo vivimos nuestras vidas. Las obras de misericordia
deben estar siempre en acción. Nuestro Santo
Padre nos ha dado un ejemplo de cómo el Evangelio debe cobrar vida en nuestras vidas.
Este es el fin de semana de Cristo Rey. Como
nuestro único verdadero gobernante, siempre
debemos seguir su dirección para amarnos unos
a otros. El criminal en el lado de Jesús buscó misericordia y perdón. "Señor, acuérdate de mí
cuando entres en tu Reino". La respuesta de Jesús no tiene precio: "Este día estarás conmigo en
el Paraíso." ¡Ése es nuestro Rey!
El otro criminal sin embargo eligió permanecer en sus pecados. Nuestros pecados nos impiden dejar que Jesús entre en nuestras vidas. Una
de las razones de toda nuestra discordia es que
nos falta una relación sólida y personal con nuestro Rey de Reyes. Le pedimos a Jesús que nos
guíe, que este con Él en el Paraíso. Nuestra elección de seguir a Jesús se vive en la realidad de
que mostramos misericordia hacia los demás.
Seguimos alimentando a los hambrientos y abrazando a los humildes. El año podría haber terminado pero la misericordia nunca termina. Con
nuestro Rey a nuestro lado nos enfrentamos a
todo lo que está ante nosotros. Los presidentes
van y vienen, pero Jesús es eterno.
Que tengas una buena semana
Tu amigo,
Fr. John
Horario de Misas.
Noviembre 26-27
Primer Domingo de Adviento
Sábado Reconciliación Fr. John
(Fr. John empezara a las 3:00 PM)
5:00 PM Misa Fr. John
Domingo: 7:00 AM Fr. Arjie
8:30 AM Fr. Arjie
11:00 AM Fr. John
4:00 PM Fr. John y
Predica Diacono Marco
7:00 PM Fr. Arjie
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HISPANIC MINISTRY
DESEA CASARSE
Lo que Dios unió que no lo separe
el hombre. Favor llame a la oficina y haga una cita con el
Diacono Marco al
503-639-4179 Ext. 129
6 meses de anticipación
Educación Religiosa
Clases de jóvenes de Confirmación
Ya iniciaron las clases de Confirmación
Padres de jóvenes de Secundaria.
Grupo de jovenes de secundaria EDGE
El grupo de jovenes del 6to-8vo grado da inicio el
Miercoles 26 de octubre a las 6pm en Fracis Hall
Padres de niños de Educacion Religiosa
Los padres nos reunimos en el O’Reilly para
clases durante los niños estan en clase.
Niños de 2do y 3er Grado de Ed. Re.
Si su niño esta en 2do o 3er grado y no esta
bautizado, va a hacer la Primera Comunion, por
favor comuniquese con el Diacono o Viri.
Niños que no están bautizados y entraran al
4to grado en la escuela necesitan inscribirlos
inmediatamente. Favor venir a la oficina.
Si su hijo (a) va al 9no grado
le falta Primera comunión y Confirmación favor
inscribirlos pronto, por internet o venir a la oficina y llenar una aplicación de Educación Religiosa.
Educación Religiosa para Adultos
Si usted es mayor de 18 años y le falta uno o todos
los sacramentos de iniciacion; Bautismo, Primera
Comunion y Confirmacion, favor comuni- carse
con el Diacono Marco al 503-639-4179 X129
Programa Ingles como Segundo Idioma
ESL
Clases martes y jueves de 7pm—8:30pm.
Solemnidad de Cristo Rey
Primera lectura 2 Sm 5, 1-3
Ya todas las tribus de Israel fueron a Hebrón a ver a
David, de la tribu de Judá, y le dijeron: "Somos de
tu misma sangre. pues ya el Señor te había dicho:
Tú serás el pastor de Israel, mi pueblo; tú serás su
guía.
Salmo 122
Vayan con alegria al encuentro del Señor.
Segunda lectura Col 1, 12-20
Hermanos: Cristo es la imagen de Dios invisible, el
primogénito de toda la creación porque en él tienen
su fundamento todas las cosas creadas,del cielo y
de la tierra, las visibles y las invisibles .
Evangelio Lc. 23; 35-43
Cuando Jesús estaba ya crucificado, las autoridades
le hacían muecas, diciendo: "A otros ha salvado;
que se salve a sí mismo si eres el mesias de Dios.
Uno de los malhechores crucificados insultaba a
Jesús, diciéndole: Si tú eres el Mesías, sálvate a ti
mismo y a nosotros. Pero el otro le reclamaba, indignado: "¿Ni siquiera temes tú a Dios, estando en
el mismo suplicio? Y le decía a Jesús: "Señor, cuando llegues a tu Reino, acuérdate de mí". Jesús le
respondió: "Yo te aseguro que hoy estarás conmigo
en el paraíso
Practica de Coros.
Coro de Jóvenes/ Niños
La práctica de los coros de niños y jóvenes es el 1ro, 2do y 4to martes del mes a
las 7:15pm en la iglesia. Niños deben
ser
acompañados por sus padres.
Coro de Jóvenes Adultos
La práctica del coro de jóvenes adultos
es el 3er martes de cada mes.
Bienvenido a la Parroquia de San Antonio
Gracias por acompañarnos esta tarde. Es nuestro
mayor deseó que la Eucaristía que hoy celebramos nos anime a vivir una profunda experiencia de fe y vida. Le invitamos para que junto
con sus familiares y amigos vuelvan a participar con nosotros, su comunidad y familia, de la
iglesia de San Antonio en Tigard.