5th Sunday of Easter May 6 2012
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Page 2 The Fifth Sunday of Easter May 6, 2012 Pruning Leads to New Growth Remaining in Christ has its practical demands. To be sure, we are not without the nourishment and care that sustains us—we are attached to Christ our vine. Nonetheless, to remain in Christ means that we must live as Jesus did: “not in word or speech but in deed and truth” (second reading). Being a branch grafted onto Christ’s life as well as allowing ourselves to be pruned can be difficult. Some pruning-words are painful to receive. Corrections in face of our bad behavior, challenges to our self-centeredness, and nudges to be more generous all can hurt. But when we hear and heed these words as Christ-given, what was a painful word can become a prophetic word leading to growth and new life. And this is what Easter is all about: new life in Christ. —Living Liturgy Annual Catholic Appeal Update: Good News and Bad News… The good news is that we’ve collected $22,271 in payments toward our goal of $24,000! Thank you to everyone who has contributed! The bad news is that we’ve only had 16% of parishioners participate in this appeal. We’d love to see that number jump to 100%! No donation is too small. Please prayerfully consider donating to this collection that benefits people of our diocese and our parish. There are envelopes available in the pews and in the Parish Office. St. Damien Joseph de Veuster of Moloka’i Thursday, May 10th After years of missionary work in the Hawaiian Islands, Damien (18401889), a young priest from Belgium, sought to align himself even more with the “crucified” in society. He requested to be stationed on the island of Moloka’i where the lepers and diseased were sent to die. Outraged by the deplorable conditions of the island, he sought to restore a sense of dignity. Within a short period of time, the sick were living in clean houses instead of caves, and upon death they were given a proper burial rather than being dumped into massive graves. Even though leprosy was highly contagious, he chose to remain in close contact with the people, which led to his contraction of the illness and eventual death. He was recently canonized by Pope Benedict XVI on October 11, 2009. —Sourcebook St. Didacus Parish “Taste of Cultures” Open House TASTE of CULTURES is being changed to an “open house” format so people can drop in before and after Mass on Sunday June 3rd, between 9:00am and 1:00pm. We are still asking for help planning and participating in the event. We’re also looking for photos showing some aspect of your own cultural heritage: from a trip to the old-country, family members at a celebration, photos sent to you by relatives back home, etc. Please send the pictures to: [email protected], or bring them by the parish office to be scanned so they can be shown on powerpoint in the hall. If you have favorite foods, songs, and artifacts of your country of origin that you would like to share, please call or leave a message for Dino Serafini at 619-563-4719. (se habla Español: Felipe Enciso 619-608-5481) Go and glorify the Lord! Every Mass exhorts us to “Go” and be the Church of Matthew 25—a community of committed disciples helping the thirsty, hungry, and sick. We are gathered and sent to go forth; to go in peace, glorifying the Lord by our transformed lives; to go and announce the gospel, the good news of Jesus’ saving love for the world. —Living with Christ Page 3 The Fifth Sunday of Easter Mass Intentions Weekly Events at St. Didacus Saturday...……....……..May 5 9:00AM………………...†Cecelia J. Shipp 5:00PM…………………Mother’s Day Novena Sunday……………..…..May 6 8:30AM…………..……†Mary Christine Pacheco 10:00AM…………..……Mother’s Day Novena 11:30AM………………..People of St. Didacus Monday…………………May 7 7:30AM………….……...Mother’s Day Novena Tuesday………..……….May 8 6:00PM………………….Mother’s Day Novena Wednesday…………….May 9 8:30AM………………....Mother’s Day Novena Thursday……………….May 10 7:30AM……………...….Mother’s Day Novena Friday…………….……..May 11 7:30AM ………………...Mother’s Day Novena Saturday...……....……..May 12 5:00PM…………………Mother’s Day Novena Acts 9:26-31/1 Jn 3:18-24/Jn 15:1-8 Acts 14:5-18/Jn 14:21-26 Acts 14:19-28/Jn 14:27-31a Acts 15:1-6/Jn 15:1-8 Acts 15:7-21/Jn 15:9-11 Acts 15:22-31/Jn 15:12-17 Acts 16:1-10/Jn 15:18-21 Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48/ 1 Jn 4:7-10/Jn 15:9-17 GIFTS OF OUR TREASURY THE WEEK OF April 29, 2012 Collection for April 29, 2012 Restricted Funds for April 29, 2012 Total Income: Sunday, May 6, 2012 Monday, May 7, 2012 Spanish RCIA Small Faith V Tuesday, May 8, 2012 Small Faith III Youth Night Small Faith IV Wednesday, May 9, 2012 Eucharistic Adoration Religious Education Choir Thursday, May 10, 2012 Spanish Choir Small Faith I&II RCIA Friday, May 11, 2012 School’s May Crowning Bear Scouts Encuentro Matrimonial Saturday, May 12, 2012 5:30-7:00pm 7:00pm 8:30am 6:30pm 7:00pm 7:30am-8:30am 5:30pm 7:00pm 6:30pm 6:30pm 7:00pm 9:30am 3:00-5:00pm 7:30-9:00pm Location Location Hall Winona Location Hall Hall Hawley Location Church School Church Location Church Hall Church Location Church Hall Hall Location “I find my consolation in the one and only companion who will never leave me, that is, our Divine Savior in the Holy Eucharist.” Readings for the Week of May 6, 2012 Sunday: Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Next Sunday: May 6, 2012 $4,410.00 $ 113.00 $4,523.00 The St. Didacus Youth Ministry group will be selling flowers next Sunday for Mother’s Day. Support this special fundraiser and make the women in your life happy on Mother’s Day! —St. Damien Joseph de Veuster Please Pray For Maria Luz Arrellano Jim Barnes Herbert Baxter Herminia Brignoni Ibeth Brignoni Ruben Campos Marie Cavanaugh Juliette Cote Connie Craig Bart Diaz Juanita Diaz Fred Dueber Maria Fielding Nancy Gray Susan Guenzel Rosie Kinninger Marcella Halweg Maria Koter Juanita Lopez Maria Lopez Sue Medearis Dolores Mediano Esteban Mediano Joe Moser Segunda Ordona Sylvia Paiz Dominick Palestini Diane Porter Atina Rodriguez Aaron Rodriguez Alette Rodriguez Gladys Palestini Jeff Salazar Christine Segura Terrie Small Michael Smith Raymond Sparks Helen Treat Charles & Therese Tucker Pat Weaver Sue Walker Catarina Zizzo Adalina Zarate And the special intentions in our Book of Needs Welcome to St. Didacus Parish! Masses Saturday 5:00pm Sunday 8:30am & 10:00am English 11:30am in Spanish Daily Mass Mon., Thurs., Fri. 7:30am Wednesday 8:30am & Tues. 6:00pm Eucharistic Adoration Wednesdays 7:30am—8:30am First Fridays 8:00am—9:00am Confessions—Saturdays 3:30pm or by appt. Pastor, Fr. Michael J. Sinor Parish Office 619-284-3472 Page 4 The Fifth Sunday of Easter 4630 34th Street, San Diego CA 92116 284-8730 May Crowning Friday, May 11th 9:30am—Church Please join the school for our annual ceremony as we crown Mary as our Queen. We are looking for volunteers to help out for 2 hours on the second Saturday of each month to help with maintenance, gardening, cleaning and fixing things on the parish grounds. Come join us for a morning of fellowship and fun and help to take care of our 85-year old church. This is a great way to earn service hours for high school students. We will meet for the first time on Saturday, May 12 at 9 am. Questions? Contact John O’Connor at 619.993.5291 or [email protected]. (No June date due to St. Didacus Graduation.) 18:23 is a young adult conference within All for God's Steubenville San Diego youth conference at University of San Diego, July 27-29, 2012. In Acts 18:23, we read that Paul traveled the world with the purpose of "bringing strength to all the disciples," and that's the purpose of 18:23—to bring strength to all young adult disciples! 18:23 — Building and strengthening a community of young adults! For more information, contact George Perez at the parish office. Register today at allforgodcatholic.com Finding God’s Will in Your Life a talk by Sr. Linda Hayward Thursday, May 17th 7pm in the Parish Hall Decisions…life is full of them and sometimes it seems difficult to know exactly what God is asking of us. Sr. Linda will help us to learn more about how the Holy Spirit can lead us to the truth. All are welcome. May 6, 2012 Our Mother’s Day Novena of Masses are celebrated May 5th-13th. Turn in your envelopes today! Check out our parish Website: stdidacuschurch.org We’ve got lots of great info on parish happenings and photos! Second Collection Today we’re taking up a second collection for our Building Improvement Fund. Thank you for your generous donations! St. Didacus Parish School’s Class of 2012’s “FLAPJACK FUNDRAISER” Saturday, May 19th 8am-10am Applebee’s Hazard Center Come and support the 8th grade’s legacy gift to the school and have a great breakfast! The meal is cooked by Applebee’s and served by St. Didacus volunteers. Tickets are $10 and must be purchased in advance. Please call Michelle Trevino at 619-283-8734 to get your tickets or purchase them after Mass today! Baptism Classes for May English: Thursday May 24 @ 7pm in the hall Spanish: Saturday, May 26 @ 10am in the hall You must register before attending the class. Contact the Parish Office to register. As we continue to celebrate the Easter season, the Church reminds us that the whole Easter Season is like one glorious Sunday, during which we celebrate the thrill of knowing that Jesus’ resurrection has made it possible for us to share his life forever. The Resurrection teaches us that our death, like Jesus’ death, will not be the end. Instead, it will be the step into a new life that will go on forever. That’s the Easter message, and it’s such good news for all of us that it deserves a lifetime of celebration. —http://pflaum.com Page 5 The Fifth Sunday of Easter May 6, 2012 May—the Month of Mary Some perhaps have asked, "Why May?" The poet, Fr. Gerard Manley Hopkins S.J. asks this question in his poem "May Magnificat:" "May is Mary’s month, and I muse at that and wonder why." "Mary’s May" May is Our Lady’s month with all its lovely days. May is sweet and heavenly just like Our Lady’s ways. by Elywn Rhyl Perhaps the answer is that, in many places, May is the month for Spring’s return of flowers. As the flowers return we honor Mary Whom we call the "Mystical Rose." And of course, the name "May" is a form of Mary and is sometimes used as a "nickname" for women named Mary and then it's spelt Mae. May devotions began during the beginning of the 1700’s in Italy. It seems the first book of May devotions was published by an Italian Jesuit, Father Anniblae Dionisis, about 1726. In it he explains: "When we make an offering we ought to give of our best, so that among all the months of the year we choose the most beautiful, May, the season of flowers, which invites us to crown Mary with the blossoms of good deeds." May devotions were first introduced into England about 1840 by Father Aloysius Gentili of the Institute of Charity. To this day they involve May altars, May Crowning ceremonies and May processions —www.catholicfire.com WELCOME TO THE LORD’S TABLE We wish to congratulate the following children upon making their First Holy Communion on Saturday, May 5th: Victoria Arroyo, Naomi Belay, Eva C. Brock, Gabriel A. Castaneda, Alesia N. Castaniero, Vanny O. Dike, Xavier C. Franco, Sophia R. Fudge, Aneira E. Kelly, Inessa R. Lovberg, Gabriel V. Marrujo, Aiden W. Moran, Yoselin E. Nequiz, Kassidy Nguyen, Joseph M. Nunez, Pamela Perez, Angeline M. Piatek, Trinity K. Plake-Rivett, Aisling I. Ward, Guillermo V. Yeo May the food we receive from heaven change us into His image. Pagina 6 Quinto Domingo de Pascua 6 de mayo del 2012 El Mes de María y nuestra fe Examinemos el relato de la Anunciación en el evangelio de Lucas: desde ese primer momento aquella jovencita de apenas unos 15 años se mostró plenamente consciente de que su vida le pertenecía a Dios. 1. El primer factor de su fe, es que ella se siente llamada es decir tiene una vocación. Para percibir la vida como vocación es necesario tener la conciencia de que nuestra vida le pertenece a Dios. La conciencia de pertenecer a Dios (pertenencia al Cuerpo visible de Cristo, a Su Iglesia, con todo lo que somos, con lo que nos pesa, con nuestros pecados). 2. Decir «sí» al plan de Dios. Se trata de una sencillez que hace de nosotros hombres y mujeres conscientes. (Debes decir: «Sí», porque con los «pero» y los «sin embargo» nunca estarás convencido). 3. La fidelidad: es tratar de permanecer en el Señor. En el mundo actual, nosotros vivimos como si fuésemos epilépticos: unas veces estamos llenos de emoción y otras estamos fríos, sin esperanza. Somos frágiles y volubles: la fragilidad y la volubilidad derrumban la fe. De tal manera que la fe pierde atractivo, pierde fuerza: «el que me siga recibirá ahora cien veces más...» El indicio de una fe madura es la memoria, es decir, que Cristo se hace presente entre nosotros y se vuelve familiar en cualquier lugar (no sólo en la iglesia). De ahí el valor de la fe que la Virgen María nos ha enseñado. Buenas y Malas Noticias de la campana Anual Diocesana … La buena noticia es que hemos recolectado $22.271.00 dólares en pagos hacia nuestra meta de $ 24.000! ¡Gracias a todos los que han contribuido! La mala noticia es que sólo han participado el 16% de los feligreses en esta apelación. Nos encantaría ver que fuera el 100% de los feligreses. Ninguna donación es demasiada pequeña. Por favor, considere donar a esta causa que beneficia a muchas personas de nuestra diócesis y nuestra parroquia. Hay sobres disponibles en las bancas y en la oficina parroquial. 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