saint margaret mary alacoque - St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Catholic

saint margaret mary alacoque - St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Catholic

Se pt emb er 30 , 2 012 — T WE NT Y- SIX TH SUNDAY IN ORD INARY TIME
SA IN T MA RGA R E T
MA RY A LAC OQU E
We are Catholic Christians striving to love beyond all boundaries and to continue the mission of Christ.
He who remains in Love
remains in God,
and God in him.
- 1 John 4:16
A MESSAGE FROM MSGR. MARC
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he work of a prophet is to be the voice of God in a world with many contrary voices. A prophetic witness is often disturbing. It reminds us of who we are called to be. It challenges us to
make the changes necessary to become what God created. It condemns and offers hope at the
same time. It is rarely welcome but always necessary.
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uring this past year, many
of you have read the story
of St. Margaret Mary that was
published serially in this Bulletin. She was neither famous nor
rich. She lived in obscurity,
cloistered in a convent in southeastern France. She never became a leader in her community. In fact, her superiors wondered what benefit she brought
to the community. She never
moved from her convent after
entering and died at the age of
43 in 1690. But this unknown
nun was to give the world a gift that few, even
of the saints, have been able to share, that is
her relationship with the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Monday, October 1
Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus
Reading 1: Job 1:6-22
Gospel: Luke 9:46-50
Friday, October 5
Reading 1: Job 38:1, 12-21; 40:3-5
Gospel: Luke 10:13-16
Saturday, October 6
Reading 1: Job 42:1-3, 5-6, 12-17
Gospel: Luke 10:17-24
Tuesday, October 2
Memorial of the Guardian Angels
Reading 1: Job 3:1-3, 11-17, 20-23
Gospel: Matthew 18:1-5, 10
Wednesday, October 3
Reading 1: Job 9:1-12, 14-16
Gospel: Luke 9:57-62
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he Sacred Heart shared with
Margaret Mary a message of
God’s love; that he would give us
the graces necessary for our lives,
he would console us in trials, be
assured refuge in life and death,
shed abundant blessings on all
our understandings, be an infinite ocean of mercy to the sinner,
make fervent the souls of the
lukewarm in faith and bring the
fervent to perfection. He would
bless those who are devoted to
him and move the hardest of
hearts. It is this message that
God continues to declare through the image of
the Sacred Heart as shared with this simple
nun, this prophet among us.
Sunday, October 7
Reading 1: Genesis 2:18-24
Reading 2: Hebrews 2:9-11
Gospel: Mark 10:2-16
Thursday, October 4
Saint Francis of Assisi
Reading 1: Job 19:21-27
Gospel: Luke 10:1-12
MENSAJE DE MSGR. MARC
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El trabajo de un profeta es ser la voz de Dios en un mundo con muchas voces contrarias Un testigo profético a menudo es perturbado. Nos recuerda a lo que estamos llamados a ser. Nos desafía a hacer los cambios necesarios para llegar a ser lo que Dios creó. Condena y ofrece esperanza a
la misma vez. Raramente es bienvenido pero siempre necesario.
Durante el año pasado, muchos
El Sagrado Corazón compartió
de ustedes han leído la historia de
Sta. Margarita María que fue publicada en serie en este boletín.
Ella no fue ni rica ni famosa. Vivía
en la oscuridad, enclaustrada en
un convento al sureste de Francia.
Nunca llego a ser líder en su comunidad. De hecho, sus superioras se preguntaban que beneficio
traía a la comunidad. Nunca se
movió de su convento desde que
entró y murió a la edad de 43 años en 1690.
Pero esta desconocida monja fue la que le dio
al mundo un regalo que pocos, incluso los
santos, han sido capaces de compartir, que es
su relación con el Sagrado Corazón de Jesús.
con Margarita María un mensaje
del amor de Dios; que podría darnos las gracias necesarias para
nuestras vidas, nos Consuela en las
pruebas, es un refugio seguro en la
vida y la muerte, derramo abundantes bendiciones sobre todos
nuestros entendimientos, un océano de infinita misericordia al pecador, hacer ferviente las almas de
los tibios en la fe y traer al ferviente
a la perfección. El bendeciría a aquellos que se
dediquen a él y a mover los corazones más duros. Este es el mensaje que Dios sigue declarando a través de la imagen del Sagrado Corazón como los compartidos con esta sencilla
monja, esta profeta entre nosotros.
Lunes 1 de Octubre
1a Lectura: Job 1:6-22
Evangelio: Lucas 9:46-50
Viernes 5 de Octubre
1a Lectura: Job 38:1, 12-21; 40:3-5
Evangelio: Lucas 10:13-16
Martes 2 de Octubre
1a Lectura: Job 3:1-3, 11-17, 20-23
Evangelio: Mateo 18:1-5, 10
Sábado 6 de Octubre
1a Lectura: Job 42:1-3, 5-6, 12-17
Evangelio: Lucas 10:17-24
Miércoles 3 de Octubre
1a Lectura: Job 9:1-12, 14-16
Evangelio: Lucas 9:57-62
Jueves 4 de Octubre
San Francisco de Asís
1a Lectura: Job 19:21-27
Evangelio: Lucas 10:1-12
Domingo 7 de Octubre
1a Lectura: Génesis 2:18-24
2a Lectura: Hebreos 2:9-11
Evangelio: Marcos 10:2-16
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F A I T H
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This fall, fall in love! Matthew Fox suggests that “we fall in love several times a day for the rest of
our loves. You could fall in love with the galaxy – there are a trillion out there!” (How many of us
were thrilled and touched as we saw the Endeavor fly over our homes!) “You could fall in love
with fish and plants, animals and birds, and with people, especially those who are different from
us.” Treat each situation as though you were head over heels in love. It was said of the early
Christian communities - see how they love one another. 75 years is a number and a history we are
proud of, yet as churches and parishes go - we are but youngsters. It’s early in our SMM parish
history, can we say - see how we love one another? Does it show? Does the greater Lomita/
South Bay community see our love as visible and tangible?
For your Journal
♥
If we could do anything as a parish, what would it be?
♥
How do we see our mission for the next 75 years?
Remember the acronym for mission:
Moving In Spirit Seeing Into Others’ Needs
Write it in your journal
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WE END OUR JUBILEE YEAR
HONORING
ST. MARGARET MARY
AND THE
SACRED HEART OF JESUS
WITH THIS
VERY SPECIAL
9 DAY NOVENA
BEGINNING THIS COMING
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6
7:00 pm
ENDING ON
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14
PLEASE JOIN US!
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WHAT ST. MARGARET MARY MEANS TO ME
by Pat Arnett
I was raised in a post WW II Catholic Community filled with ex GIs who decided to settle in California. These faithful, energetic, and dedicated people from all walks of life set about building
churches, halls and schools. I was raised in this environment and considered these individuals
heroes, and as I grew, friends, who eventually became adopted aunts and uncles to my own children. Their "can do" attitude was a model of success to us. So when my husband and I married
and moved four times in five years, we searched for the same model parish. Our list was short: a
parish where the sacraments were central, a warm and welcoming people, and a home where we
could raise a family. Needless to say Fairbanks, Phoenix and San Francisco were fine, just not
home.
So, you can imagine our joy when we were led to St. Margaret Mary on a Sunday, as I think, the
11:30 am Mariachi Mass. While not fluent in Spanish, the songs and the 6 piece band brought
back a flood of memories from growing up in San Diego. We were greeted with many smiles and
welcomes before and after Mass, and we wanted to see more. The bulletin directed me to attended my first Women’s Society Meeting and while there I was not allowed to sit alone for long
as Joyce Schroeder and Shirley Lavezzari invited me to join them; our life at St. Margaret Mary
took off. I joined St. Anthony’s Guild, Women’s Society, taught Confirmation Classes, as Joe
sang in the 10 am choir, joined the Holy Name Society and counted the collection on Sundays. Later we both served on the school parent board, and along the way met and embraced
wonderful, faithful people who became key parts of our family and our children’s lives. There
was that “can do“ attitude of offering new events or revamping old. More than anything, I remember Sunday Mass, and the community spirit led by our priests that encouraged us to warmly welcome the person in the next pew as a new friend and parishioner. Our parish continues to be innovating by responding to our people’s needs, such as presenting the first St. Peregrines Mass
for Cancer patients, survivors, and family and opening it to the entire South Bay.
Joe and I had reached our goal: we had found the rich, faith filled family. And when I visited my
family in San Diego and mentioned my “faith home” it was well understood that I meant St. Margaret Mary.
St. Margaret Mary Jubilee Mass
On Sunday, October 14th at 1 pm
Saint Margaret Mary will celebrate our 75th Anniversary Mass with
Archbishop Gomez, Cardinal Mahoney, Bishop Joe and a number of our former Priests.
Because of this special celebration, there will be
no 11 am, 12:30 pm Spanish, and 5 pm Sunday Masses.
The Mass will bi-lingual so all may participate.
There will be a reception following the Mass.
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E S P I R I T U A L
¿MIRAMOS CON INTENCIONES
TORCIDAS?
Por Humberto Beltrán
A muchos de nosotros nos gusta observar el
carácter, la manera de ser, la forma de comportamiento de los demás. Quizá nos preocupamos de estudiar a los demás más que de
estudiarnos a nosotros mismos y corregir
nuestros defectos. En seguida vemos las faltas de los otros o lo que creemos que son faltas y no vemos, ni queremos ver, lo malo que
hay en nosotros mismos. Hay una lectura que
nos dice que “nos fijamos en la paja que hay
en el ojo ajeno y no nos damos cuenta de la
viga que hay en el nuestro”
No siempre miramos con intenciones torcidas a los demás. Con frecuencia hay personas
que atraen nuestra atención, que nos subyugan. A unos, tal vez, los despreciamos; a otros
los envidiamos porque tienen o son más que
nosotros. Nos resultan desagradables las personas que obran con doblez, que cambian su
manera de obrar, que dicen una cosa y obran
al revés de lo que dicen. Sin embargo hay personas a las que admiramos. Querríamos ser
como ellas, tener la personalidad, poseer sus
cualidades, ser respetados y admirados como
ellas. Tiene pensamientos definidos, claros,
obran con rectitud y sus ideas son convincentes. No hay mentira ni engaño en su vida.
¿En nuestra fe y moral estamos
con Jesucristo?
El evangelio de hoy nos da una pauta para
nuestra conducta. Trata de decirnos que no
seamos volubles en nuestra vida y modo de
obrar, que no cambiemos fácilmente nuestra
ideas, que no nos acerquemos al sol que más
calienta, que no acomodemos las palabras de
Cristo a nuestra ideas y caprichos, sino que
seamos nosotros quienes nos acomodemos al
evangelio, a la doctrina del Maestro. El texto
del evangelio de hoy es claro y preciso. En
asunto de fe y de moral no cabe término medio, o estamos con Cristo, o estamos contra
El.
El evangelio no es cómodo, no es fácil. Cristo
no vino a facilitarnos la vida, sino a compli-
carla. El dijo: “No vine a traer paz, sino guerra”. Y añadió: “Quien no deje a su padre, a su
madre y a sus hermanos por Mí, no es digno
de Mí”.
Cualquier servicio que prestemos
a nuestros hermanos Dios nos
lo recompensara.
El evangelio de hoy recoge varias enseñanzas
de Jesús, reunidas en un solo discurso. Este
conjunto nos ofrece unas normas de conducta
para nuestras relaciones mutuas y también
con aquellos que no conocen a Jesús. Observamos a los discípulos en una actitud sectaria,
pretenden tener la exclusividad sobre Jesús.
Juan, el discípulo amado, tiene una conciencia muy clara de pertenecer a una comunidad
estructurada, por so se alarma y pide una
rápida intervención de Jesús, para con esta
persona que se atreve a evangelizar y expulsar
demonios: “Y como no es de los nuestros, se lo
prohibimos”. La respuesta de Jesús es clara:
no se deben sentir celos ni recelos, sino alegrarse de que practiquen el bien.
Todo favor o servicio hecho a un hermano en
la fe, así sea sencillo como un vaso de agua,
Dios se lo recompensara. Todo servicio que
hacemos a un hermano, es a Jesús a quien se
lo hacemos. Al que sea ocasión de pecado.
Quien ponga un obstáculo a la fe sencilla del
que cree, para que tropiece y caiga, merece un
castigo de muerte: atarle una piedra de molino al cuello y arrojarlo al mar.
Reflexión
¿Y nosotros somos tibios en la fe?
¿Somos capaces de mantenernos
en la fe con firmeza?
¿Con que actitudes recibimos
el Reino de Dios?
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Our Sick
Kristopher Lundeen
Orveste Brancato
Sharon Aaronson
Sabrina Holloway
Ricki Hoffman
Angelina Melit
Aura Herrera
Martina Acosta
Dear Lord please bless these sick with
comfort, courage, hope and enduring faith
in your loveand protection. Amen
Our Deceased
Sean Stephens
Julia Laguna
Hector Alfaro
Lucina Atienza
Cristobal Guadalupe Ozuna
Howard Rabhuen
Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon them.
Amen.
Children's Rosary & Faith Ministry:
Young Apostles of Jesus through Mary
All God's children in grades K-8 are invited
to take part in Nativity's newly formed
Young Apostles of Jesus through Mary.
We will provide the youth with an opportunity
to create a prayerful union with the Blessed Trinity
through Our Blessed Mother.
Our next monthly meeting
Friday, October 12 at 6:00pm
Nativity's Parish Annex, 1415 Engracia Ave., Torrance,
For more information, http://nativity-torrance.org/
Nativity Children_Rosary.html
ANDCATECHISM
CATECHISM STUDY
AND
STUDY
In responding to Pope Benedict XVI’s call
to the New Evangelization,
Fr. Bao is offering these courses
to all parishioners.
How well do you know Sacred Scripture?
How well do you know the teachings of
the Catholic Church?
In the coming Year of Faith (Oct. 2012 –
Nov. 2013), the Holy Father calls all Catholics around the world to deepen their
knowledge of faith in order to become
more effective doers and evangelizers of
the Word.
“Always be ready to give an explanation
to anyone who asks you for a reason for
your hope.” (1 Peter 3:15)
Bible Study:
Tuesdays, 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM
St. Margaret Mary Room
Catechism Study:
Fridays, 7:15 PM – 8:30 PM
St. Joseph Center
(begins Friday, Oct. 12, 2012)
ORGAN MUSIC
IN THE CHURCH
FRIDAYS AT 1 PM
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“Amor, amor, amor, todo lo que necesitas es amor” La vida misma nos enseña sobre el
amor. Nuestra educación en el amor comienza con nuestro vínculo temprano con nuestros padres. Este continúa con nuestras relaciones familiares que nos dan forma y nuestra autoestima, y
primeras amistades y el primer amor abre nuestros ojos a las posibilidades de nuevas combinaciones.
El matrimonio y la crianza de los hijos nos da la oportunidad de conseguir el amor correcto en
nuestro entorno familiar. También practicamos el amor a través de nuestro trabajo, servicios voluntarios e incluso actividades de ocio. Nadie puede dudar de que la sensación del amor romántico proporciona el combustible que hace que las cosas sucedan. La educadora Gertrud Mueller
Nelson escribe: “Es la materia embriagadora que lanza naves y hace que el mundo gire. Se trata
de un potente sabor de lo divino como lo experimentamos el uno con el otro.”
Piense en un momento en que sintió locamente enamorado.
Recordemos como todo giraba alrededor del otro y como todos parecían tener un brillo especial y
calidez
Para su Diario
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¿Dónde experimenta el amor ahora?
alguien que necesita que le diga “te amo”? No espere ¡Dígaselo!
¿A quién conozco que es un ejemplo poderoso de amor en acción y ser?
Misa de Jubileo de
Santa Margarita Maria
Domingo 14 de Octubre a la 1 de la tarde Santa Margarita María celebrara el 75 Aniversario
con el Arzobispo Gómez, Cardenal Mahoney, Obispo Joe y muchos de los Sacerdotes que han
estado sirviendo en nuestra Parroquia.
Por que es una celebración especial NO habrá misa
de las 11 de la mañana
12:30 del medio dia en Español,
y la misa de 5 de la tarde
La Misa será bilingüe para que todos puedan atender.
Seguido de la Misa tendremos una recepción.
Acompáñennos a la clausura de la celebración del 75 Aniversario.
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TERMINAMOS NUESTRO AÑO DE
JUBILEO EN HONOR A
SANTA MARGARITA MARIA
Y DEL SAGRADO CORAZON
EN CONMEMORACION AL 75
ANIVERSARIO DE NUESTRA
PARROQUIA
CON ALGO MUY ESPECIAL
LA NOVENA
EMPEZANDO EL PROXIMO
SABADO 6 DE OCTUBRE
7:00 de la noche
TERMINANDO EL
DOMINGO 14 DE OCTUBRE
Acompáñenos a dar gracias a Jesús
por ese Corazón tan amoroso que siempre tenemos
a la mano cuando lo necesitamos.
EL DIA 11 DE OCTUBRE
SERA EL DIA ESPECIAL PARA TODA LA COMUNIDAD HISPANA
PROTEGIENDO NUESTROS
NIÑOS
Hablando con sus hijos sobre la seguridad de teléfonos celulares
Entra más avanzados los teléfonos celulares, son más las funciones que tienen disponibles.
Enviar imágenes a través del Internet es algo que los niños hacen todo el tiempo. No hay
diferencia en enviar fotos con los teléfonos celulares. Los niños tienen que ser conscientes
de por qué todas las imágenes no son apropiadas para enviar. También tienen que saber que si
reciben un mensaje o imagen que los hace sentir incómodos, de inmediato deben informar a
usted o a otro adulto de confianza. Para un folleto sobre la seguridad de teléfonos celulares,
por favor visite por el Internet la página web del Consejo Nacional Para La Prevención de
Crimen www.ncpc.org, y haga clic en “cell pone safety" (seguridad de los teléfonos celulares).
Para obtener ayuda, llame a la Oficina del Ministerio de Asistencia al (213) 637-7650.
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Monday, October 1
8:15AM Mass
in memory of these deceased Holy Name Men:
Charles BUTTERFIELD, Joe HENCEL &
Joe ORSINI
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Council 7864
Tuesday, October 2
Second Degree Exemplifications
Holy Spirit Hall
17270 Ward St., Fountain Valley
Call Jun Brucken at 949 510 7522
Friday, October 5—Saturday, October 6
12:00 AM to 7:00 AM
“All Night Adoration”
COME AND SPEND AN HOUR WITH
THEBLESSED SACRAMENT
Thursday, October 4
Council Meeting
7:00PM in Hegarty Hall
All members regardless of council affiliation
are invited to attend.
To find out more about Holy Name Society:
hns.stmargaretmarylomita.org
Friday, October 5
First Friday Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Begins with Mass at 7:00 PM
We remind all who have committed their time.
Saturday, October 6
Fourth Degree Exemplification
Irvine Marriott Hotel
Call Virgil Rabe at 213 330 5671
Saturday, October 6
Assist with distribution of Novena Booklet
for 9 day Novena to St. Margaret Mary
6:30 PM (Novena begins at 7:00 PM)
insurance inquiries Ernie Literte (310) 781-3048
YOUNG AT ♥ CLUB
All Catholic men and women 50+
Meeting every 1st and 3rd
Saturday of the month at 6:30 PM
Questions? Lin or Mike (310) 626-7008
GRIEF AND LOSS SUPPORT GROUP
This group will provide a chance to meet with
others in a supportive environment to deal
with issues around grief and loss.
Information to help you act as a
responsible citizen is
available at:
usccb.org/issues-and-action
Thursday
7:00-8:30 PM
Parish Center Lounge
Facilitated by Judy Garvey MFT
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DIRECTORY
SAINT MARGARET MARY
ALACOQUE CATHOLIC
CHURCH
25511 Eshelman Ave.
Lomita, CA 90717
Website:
smmlomita.org
Email:
[email protected]
Telephones:
(310) 326-3364
(310) 539-1570 (fax)
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Mon-Fri, 8 AM—8 PM
Saturday, 8 AM—5PM
(Monday—Saturday
closed Noon to 1 PM)
Sunday, 9 AM—1 PM
STAFF
Parish Administrator
Deacon Dan Wallace, ext 42
Religious Education
Joe Voigt, ext 17
Teresa Carbajal, ext 16
Youth Ministry
Michael Warden, ext 13
Christian Service
Laura Nieto, ext 35
Religious Vocations
Tom Reis (310) 325-6131
Contact Parish Office for:
All Sacraments, Quiceañeras,
Anointing of the Sick, Funeral
Arrangements, Registrations,
Volunteer Opportunities and
all other questions.
PARISH SCHOOL
Douglas Erhard, Principal
(310) 326-9494, ext 21
BULLETIN
Deadline: Friday Noon
9 days before your article
will appear.
[email protected]
Read your Bulletin Fridays
online on our website
ST. Margaret Mary
Do you want to join a prayer group
and dedicate time for apostolic work?
Join the Legion of Mary
The Legion of Mary was founded in Dublin, Ireland on the 7th of
September, 1921. It is a lay Catholic organization whose members
are giving service to the Church on a voluntary basis in almost
every country.
The Legion sees as its priority the spiritual and social welfare of
each individual. The members participate in the life of the parish
through visitation of families, the sick, both in their homes and in
hospitals and through collaboration in every apostolic and missionary undertaking sponsored by the parish.
The unit of the Legion of Mary is called a praesidium, which holds
a weekly meeting, where prayer is intermingled with reports and
discussion.
Our Praesidium: Queen of the Highway Praesidium
Meetings: Every Saturday at 9 AM in the Lounge of Parish Center.
Spiritual Director: Fr. Bao Nguyen
PROTECTING OUR CHILDREN
Talking to your kids about cell phone safety
The more advanced cellular devices become, the more functions
they have available. Sending pictures over the Internet is something
that children do all the time. Photo-messaging on cell phones is no
different. Children need to be aware why all pictures are not appropriate to send. They also need to know that if they receive a message or image that makes them uncomfortable, they should immediately tell you or another trusted adult. For a helpful pamphlet on
cell phone safety, please visit the National Crime Prevention Council website at www.ncpc.org, and click on “cell phone safety.”
For particular help, call Assistance Ministry (213) 637-7650.
DIRECTORIO
PARROQUIA CATOLICA
STA. MARGARITA MARIA
ALACOQUE
25511 Eshelman Ave.
Lomita, CA 90717
Pagina de Internet:
smmlomita.org
Correo Electrónico:
[email protected]
Teléfonos:
(310) 326-3364
(310) 539-1570 (fax)
HORARIO DE LA OFICINA
Lunes-Viernes, 8 AM—8 PM
Sábado, 8 AM—5PM
(Lunes—Sábado cerrado
de 12:00 a 1:00 PM)
Domingo, 9 AM—1 PM
STAFF
Administrador de
la Parroquia
Diacono DanWallace, ext 42
Educación Religiosa
Joe Voigt, ext 17
Teresa Carbajal, ext 16
Ministerio de Jóvenes
Michael Warden, ext 13
Servicio Cristiano
Laura Nieto, ext 35
Vocaciones Religiosas
Tom Reis (310) 325-6131
Contactar la Oficina
Parroquial para:
Todos los Sacramentos, Quinceañeras, Unción de los Enfermos, Arreglos de Funeral,
Registraciones, Oportunidades para Voluntarios
y para todas las preguntas
ESCUELA PARROQUIAL
Douglas Erhard, Principal
(310) 326-9494, ext 21
BOLETIN
[email protected]
ORIENTACION Y CONSEJERIA
EN ESPAÑOL
Recuerden que tenemos este servicio aquí, en nuestra parroquia
los días lunes, martes, jueves y sábado con cita previamente
acordada. Para solicitar este servicio, pueden pasar por la oficina de la parroquia para dejar el nombre y número de teléfono o
dejar un mensaje en ele teléfono:
(310) 326-3364 ext. 40
CLASES DE BIBLIA
Venga a vivir la experiencia de un Estudio
Bíblico Sistemático y profundo:
Los Días Martes
Para mas información favor de llamar a:
Minerva Sanchez (310) 530-9323
Teresa Carbajal (310) 326-3364 Ext. 16
GRUPO DE ORACION
Hoy Jesús Cristo nos llama para darle un sentido nuevo a
nuestras vidas a través de su palabra. Esta
oportunidad no la dejes pasar. Vengan y
únanse a nuestro Grupo de Oración encontremos a Jesús. Nos reunimos todos los Lunes a las 7:00 PM en el Salón San José.
ST. MARGARET MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH
PASTOR: Msgr. Marc V. Trudeau
SACERDOTE ASOCIADO: Padre Juan Silva, Padre Bao Nguyen
SACERDOTE EN RECIDENCIA: Padre Rowland Nwokocha
DIACONOS: Craig Siegman, Rick Soria, Dan Wallace
MASS AND PRAYER SERVICES SCHEDULE
Sábado 5 PM, Domingo 6:45, 8, 9:30, 11 AM, 5 PM,
Español 12:30, 7 PM
Lunes—Viernes 6:30, 8:15 AM, Sábado 8:15 AM solamente
Primer Viernes 6:30, 8:15 AM, 7 PM (bilingüe)
Seguido por toda la noche de adoración al
Santísimo Sacramento en la capilla
Rosario (capilla) Lunes—Viernes 7 & 8:45 AM;
Miércoles 6:30 PM
Confesiones Viernes 5-5:30 PM;
Sábado 3:30-4:30 PM y de 7:30-8:30 PM
13
YOUTH AGES 7-17
AND THEIR FAMILIES
ARE WELCOME TO JOIN
A Rosary led by the Parish Youth &
Benediction by the Clergy October 13, 2012
9 am:
Joyful Mysteries Nativity Catholic Church, Torrance, CA
11 am:
Luminous Mysteries
St. Catherine Laboure, Torrance, CA
1 pm:
Sorrowful Mysteries
St. Anthony, El Segundo, CA
3pm:
Glorious Mysteries
St. Philomena, Carson, CA
Please attend the next Small Christian Communities Faith Sharing meeting and share
your thoughts about the importance of marriage and its affect on your spiritual life.
Thursday, October 4
from 7-9 PM
Saint Margaret Mary
Parish Center
To confirm your attendance, call or email
Roy and Carole Hardinge at 310-539-6027
or [email protected].
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY
October 3, 1964 – Holy Name and Altar Societies
held the first parish Las Vegas Night. $1.50 admission. Grand prize is a weekend trip to Las Vegas.
Other prizes include an electric toothbrush, a vegamatic, and 2 quarts of hair shampoo.
October 5, 1963 – The parish held its last annual
Bazaar, a 2-day event which included a Country
Store, entertainment and BBQ Beef Dinner. The
profit was $11,704.75. The first bazaar was held in
1947.
ST. MARGARET MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH
PASTOR: Rev. Msgr. Marc V. Trudeau
ASSOCIATE PASTORS: Rev. Juan Silva, Rev. Bao Nguyen
PRIEST IN RESIDENCE: Rev. Rowland Nwokocha
DEACONS: Craig Siegman, Rick Soria, Dan Wallace
MASS AND PRAYER SERVICES SCHEDULE
Saturday 5 PM, Sunday 6:45, 8, 9:30, 11 AM, 5 PM, Español 12:30, 7 PM
Monday—Friday 6:30, 8:15 AM, Saturday 8:15 AM only
First Friday 6:30, 8:15 AM, 7 PM (bilingual)
Followed by all night adoration to the Blessed Sacrament in the chapel
Rosary (in Chapel) Monday—Friday 7 and 8:45 AM; Wednesday 6:30 PM
Confessions Friday 5-5:30 PM; Saturday 3:30-4:30 PM and 7:30-8:30 PM
The Gourmet Food Trucks Return!
SAVE THE DATE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 from 5 PM TO 9 PM
On the church back parking lot & St. Joseph Center.
There will be 10-12 gourmet food trucks serving some great food & desserts.
Bring your friends & family and share a great evening of food and fun.
There will be LIVE MUSIC as well!
This month we are reading ...
JOHN HENRY NEWMAN
Chapters 9 thru the end
by
Ian Ker
or any biography of
John Henry Newman
You are
warmly invited
to join fellow parishioners
as we celebrate
St. Margaret Mary’s
75th Anniversary Mass
Hosted by the Filipino Community
closing our Jubilee Year
This bilingual liturgy
will take place on
Sunday
October 14, 2012
1:00 PM
in the Church
JOIN US FOR GOOD FOOD
AND MEET NEW FRIENDS!
Reception immediately following
Thursday, October , 7 PM
Questions? Call Flo (310) 328-8915
Coffee and Donuts
Returns Today
St. Margaret Mary Room
of the Parish Center