Sunday, September 13th 2015

Sunday, September 13th 2015
Saint Paschal Baylon Catholic Church
155 East. Janss Road, Thousand Oaks, California 91360
P: (805) - 496 - 0222 F: (805) - 379 - 2506
Parish Center Hours
Clergy
Monday—Friday: 9:00am—9:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am—5:00pm
Sunday: 9:00am—12:30pm
Fr. Michael Rocha, Pastor
805-496-0222 Ext: 103
[email protected]
Fr. Toribio Gutierrez, C.M.
Associate Pastor
805-496-0222 Ext: 170
[email protected]
Eucharistic Liturgies
Daily Mass: 8:15AM (Monday - Saturday)
Saturday: 5:30PM, (Vigil) 7:00PM
(Spanish)
Sundays: 7:30AM, 9:00AM, 10:45AM,
12:30PM (Spanish), 5:30PM
Senior Deacon Jim Robinson
805-496-0222 Ext: 123
[email protected]
Deacon Mitch Ito
805-496-0222 Ext: 122
[email protected]
Deacon Guillermo Rodriguez
805-496-0222 Ext: 133
[email protected]
Sacraments
Confession: Saturday: 3:30—5:00PM
Marriage Arrangements in Parish Office
English Baptisms: 1st Sunday of the Month
Spanish Baptisms: 2nd Sunday of the Month
Inside This Weeks Bulletin:
Adoration Chapel
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New Saint Paschal Pastoral Council: PG 3
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6:00am—10:00pm (Open To All)
10:00pm—6:00am (Code Required)
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Online:
Bible Study Schedule: PG 6
Car Raffle 2015 Information : PG 9
Religious Education Program: Back Cover
www.stpaschal.org
Pastors Corner
In today’s Gospel we hear that Jesus is heading to Jerusalem, where death awaits him. Some who walked with
him did not understand who Jesus really was. They left
him because of what true discipleship required.
Civil War-era clergyman Henry Ward Beecher famously
said, “It is not what we take up, but what we give up that
makes us rich.” Remember the rich man who was unwilling to sell all his possessions and give the money to the
poor?
So Jesus asks Peter, “Who do people say that I am? He
tells them if they are willing to lose their lives for his sake
and the sake of the Gospel, they will thereby save their
present lives - and receive the gift of life everlasting. The
Twelve were ready. They had already given up their former lives by abandoning their boats in the harbor.
Peter speaks for them, declaring to Jesus, “you are the
Christ.”
There really was no other place for them to go. They
were willing to take up their crosses and thus suffer for
the Lord if needed. Are we destined to do the same?
But what is this suffering that is ours to embrace? What
is the suffering that will allow us to become our truest and
most Christian selves? One explanation comes from an
unexpected source. Sigmund Freud once said that we are
threatened with suffering from three directions: from our
own body, which is doomed to decay and dissolution and
cannot even do that without sending out pain and anxiety
as warning signals; from the external world, which may
rage against us with overwhelming and merciless forces of
destruction; and finally from our relationships with other
people.
Jesus, who immersed himself completely in the human
condition, experienced every sort and degree of suffering
in order to translate that experience into an eloquent expression of love. That suffering identified him as the
Christ, the Savior. Our suffering, when united to his, identifies us as his own. Even though at times life will be difficult and challenging, know that Jesus will be there to help
us get through those moments.
There is good news with regards to our RCIA program.
The RCIA process is helping guide individuals into full
membership in our church. More individuals are now coming forward. They are from various experiences and relationships with God. Some were raised Protestant. Others
might have only been baptized Catholic or another faith
but nothing else. Still others, are seeking a relationship
with Christ for the first time. Presently those that are coming to “look” are passing through the Inquiry Period of the
RCIA. On Thursday evenings inquirers gather informally
with the RCIA team simply to talk, listen and/or ask questions. I would like to invite you, potential inquirers, to
come and see. Or, if you know someone who might be
interested in joining the Catholic Church, please direct
them to our Thursday night Inquiry sessions in the Community Room in the back of the church. Please direct any
questions you, or they, might have to our RCIA coordinator, Jazmir Fajardo, in our parish office. I would also be
happy to help you if I can. Please know that all are welcome to come and see. That tugging at your heart just
might be Jesus calling you to come closer to him.
May you all have a wonderful and blessed week.
Father Michael Rocha
Rincón del Pastor
En el Evangelio de hoy escuchamos que Jesús se dirigía a
Jerusalén, donde la muerte le espera. Algunos de los que
andaban con él no entendían quién era realmente Jesús. Lo
dejaron por lo que requiere ser un verdadero discípulo.
En tiempos de la Guerra Civil, el clérigo Henry Ward
Beecher dijo la famosa frase: "No es lo que tomamos, sino lo
que damos, lo que nos hace ricos." ¿Recuerdan al hombre
rico que no estaba dispuesto a vender todas sus posesiones
y dar el dinero a los pobres?
De modo que Jesús le pregunta a Pedro: "¿Quién dice la
gente que soy yo? Él les dice que si están dispuestos a perder sus vidas por Él y por el Evangelio, salvarán sus vidas
presentes - y recibirán el don de la vida eterna. Los doce
estaban listos. Ellos ya habían renunciado a su vida anterior
al abandonar sus barcos en el puerto.
Pedro habla por ellos, declarando a Jesús: "Tú eres el
Cristo."
En realidad no había otro lugar a donde ellos pudieran ir.
Ellos estaban dispuestos a tomar su cruz y por lo tanto sufrir
por el Señor, si fuera necesario. ¿Estamos nosotros destinados a hacer lo mismo?
Pero, ¿Cuál es este sufrimiento que nosotros debemos
abrazar? ¿Cuál es el sufrimiento que nos permitirá convertirnos en nuestro verdadero yo, nuestro yo más cristiano? Una
explicación proviene de una fuente inesperada. Sigmund
Freud dijo una vez que estamos amenazados con sufrir desde tres direcciones: a partir de nuestro propio cuerpo, que
está condenado a decaer y desaparecer y ni siquiera puede
hacer eso sin enviar dolor y ansiedad como señales de advertencia; del mundo exterior, que puede atacarnos con
fuerzas abrumadoras y destrucción despiadada; y, finalmente, de nuestras relaciones con otras personas.
Jesús, que asumió por completo la condición humana,
experimentó todo tipo y grado de sufrimiento con el fin de
traducir esa experiencia en una expresión elocuente del
amor. Ese sufrimiento lo identificó como el Cristo, el Salvador. Nuestro sufrimiento, cuando se une al suyo, hace que
seamos de los suyos. A pesar de que a veces la vida será
difícil y desafiante, sabemos que Jesús estará allí para ayudarnos a salir adelante y superar esos momentos.
Hay buenas noticias con respecto a nuestro programa de
RCIA. El proceso de RICA está ayudando a las personas a que
se integren plenamente a nuestra iglesia. Más y más personas están interesadas en este programa. Vienen de diferentes experiencias y relaciones con Dios. Algunos fueron criados protestantes. Otros podrían haber sido tan sólo bautizados católicos o de otra fe, pero nada más. Y otros, están
buscando una relación con Cristo por primera vez. Actualmente los que están llegando a "ver" van a cursar el Período
de Indagación del RICA. El jueves por la noche los
"indagadores" se reúnen informalmente con el equipo de
RICA simplemente para hablar, escuchar o hacer preguntas.
Me gustaría invitarle a usted, investigador potencial, a que
venga y vea. O, si usted conoce a alguien que podría estar
interesado en unirse a la Iglesia Católica, por favor diríjalos a
nuestras sesiones de Indagación los jueves por la noche en
Salón Comunitario en la parte posterior de la iglesia. Por
favor, dirija cualquier pregunta que usted, o ellos, puedan
tener a nuestra coordinadora de RICA, Jazmir Fajardo, en
nuestra oficina parroquial. Yo también estaría encantado de
ayudarle en lo que pueda. Por favor, sepan que todos son
bienvenidos para venir y ver. Ese tirón en su corazón podría
ser Jesús llamándolo a venir más cerca de él.
Que todos tengan una semana maravillosa y llena de bendiciones.
Padre Michael Rocha
This Week at Saint Paschal’s
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Confirmation Program Registration is currently open.
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Registration for Religious Education is currently open
September 20th: Young Adults: Sundays at Starbucks! See you there.
Be sure to buy your Car Raffle Tickets today after Mass!
New St. Paschal Pastoral Council
In accordance with the guidelines of the Archdiocese I wish to reintroduce and re-establish a Pastoral Council for
our parish. The role of a Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) is to help me, the pastor, in coming to understand and live out
the parish’s pastoral mission. The PPC engages in both visioning and long-term planning. It is consultative to the
Pastor. The PPC is not a coordinating committee. It is not concerned with the day-to-day administrative operation
that are the responsibility of the Pastor, parochial vicar(s), deacons and parish staff. It is distinct from the Parish Finance Council, as well.
The 8-12 members that make up the PPC are called forth from the community at large. They “make present” the
wisdom of the various members of the parish. They are not there to represent certain ministries. They are not elected. The members are selected through a process of prayer and discernment for limited terms.
Members of the Council should meet certain criteria: being a baptized, practicing Catholic; being a registered
member of the parish for at least 5 years; participating in the ongoing life of the parish, especially Sunday Eucharist;
and being at least 21 years of age. The PPC will generally meet once a month. A set date for those meetings will be
established after the initial meeting.
If you are interested in being a member of the Pastoral Council then please return the attached form to me as
soon as possible. If you would like to nominate someone to the council, and you have discussed it with them, please
return the attached form as soon as possible. I thank you for your consideration and interest in helping our parish
grow as well as helping me in my guidance of our community.
After I have received names of nominees I will consult with parish staff and leadership of the parish for final selections and appointments.
Fr. Michael Rocha, Pastor
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Pastoral Council Nomination
☐ I am interested in being on the Pastoral Council.
☐ I am recommending the following parishioner to be on the Pastoral Council - with their consent.
Name:____________________________
Address:______________________________________________________
Phone: ___________________________
Email: ____________________________
Please return to the Pastor as soon as possible.
Fr. Michael Rocha
St. Paschal Church 155 East Janss Road Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Parish Information
Parish Center:
Bookkeeper
Ext: 102
Business Manager
Ext: 104
Youth Outreach & Bulletin Editor
Ext: 169
Director of Music Ministry
Ext: 111
Hispanic Ministry
Ext:116
RCIA
Ext: 0
Religious Education
Ext: 115
St. Vincent de Paul Society
School Principal
805-495-9340
The University Series
Ext: 119
805-496-0222
Marsha Blanton
[email protected]
JoAnn Zullo
[email protected]
Robert Batch
[email protected]
Kevin Stoller
[email protected]
Irma Diaz
[email protected]
Jazmir Fajardo
[email protected]
Kathleen Brown
[email protected]
Ext: 109
Suzanne Duffy
[email protected]
Bob Jordan
[email protected]
Altar Server Schedule
September 13th—20th 2015
WEEKLY MASS INTENTIONS
SUNDAY
7:30
Mindanao Inocencio (L)
9:00
Living and Deceased Members of ICF
10:45
The Mendyk Family (L)
12:30 El Señor de la Misericordia (D)
5:30
The Qualizza Family (D)
MONDAY
8:15
Marie Hall (D); Antonio Ramos (D)
TUESDAY
8:15
Barry Duncan (D); Jamie Johnston (D)
WEDNESDAY
8:15 : Marie Ploszaj (L); John Mc Entee (D)
THURSDAY
8:15
Robert A. Jenkins, Jr. (D); Irene Carlo (D)
FRIDAY
8:15 : Vincent & Cristen Cervellini Calfo (D)
SATURDAY
8:15
Elsie Marie Duleba (D)
5:30
Mike Porcaro (D)
7:00
The Parishioners of St. Paschal Baylon Church
SUNDAY
7:30
Kevin Hansen (D)
9:00
Rafael Concepcion (D)
10:45
Robbie Cassell (D)
12:30 : Edgar Ambriz (D)
5:30
Daniel Lauricella (D)
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Celebrant Schedule:
Saturday, September 19th:
5:30PM Father Toribio
7:00PM Father Michael
Sunday, September 20th:
7:30AM: Father Toribio
9:00AM: Father Michael
10:45AM: Father Toribio
12:30PM: Msgr. Miranda
5:30PM: Father Michael
Weekly Prayer Intentions
Guadalupe Rivera; Joseph Bonanno; Gene Burch;
Maria Velasco;
Wedding Anniversaries
Repose of The Soul
Hermelinda Alberca; Alicia Pineda;
Maria Eusevia Mendoza; Madeline Marie Riebeling;
Monsignor Roland Zimmerman
Parish Ministry Announcements
SPBC Youth Outreach
Confirmation Registration is open for the 2015-2016
Year. Please stop by the parish office to register.
Confirmation Dates To Remember:
 September 27th—2015-2016 Parent Night
 October 11th—First night of classes.
The Youth Outreach Program is looking for Adult
Volunteers to help chaperone throughout the year.
If you are interested in serving in this capacity please
contact Robert Batch in the parish office.
Thank you!
Religious Education
Grades Preschool through 8th Grade
Time is running out to register for Classes.
To Register - Come in to the Parish Office - open7 days
a week or call (805) 496-0222 x 114 or O.
(2ND Year First Communion will need copy of Baptismal
Certificate.)
PARENTS are the first educators of their children but,
Religious Education is here to help and support you!
Religious Education teaches good from evil, help guide
your children, and make right choices!
FOR REGISTRATION:
The Pastoral Center is open every day or call 805
496-0222 x 0
PRESCHOOL – Age 3 through Kindergarten
Sunday 9:00am to 10:00am
ELEMENTARY GRADES 1 – 6th
Classes Held - Sunday 10:45-11:45am
Monday 3:45-5:00pm.
(No Classes on Wednesday)
JUNIOR HI GROUP – Grades 7th & 8th
Thursday 7:00pm to 8:30pm
FIRST COMMUNION CLASSES (2nd Year)
Tuesday Grades 2-6th @ 3:45pm
Sunday (Grade 2 only) @ 10:45-11:45am
Thursday Junior Hi @ 7:00-8:30pm
Baptismal Certificate required at time of Registration
RCIC “Rite of Christian Initiation for Children”
Non-Baptized Students - 3rd - 8th Grade
Birth Certificate required at time of Registration
Children’s Choir
The Saint Paschal Baylon Children’s Choir will begin rehearsals on Thursday, September 3rd 2015. As usual
the rehearsal will begin at 3:00pm and end at 4:30pm.
To be eligible to participate in the choir your child must
be between the ages of 6 and 13 years of age. For more
information or to register your child for the choir please
contact Dr. Kevin Stoller by phone at (805) 496 0222
Ext: 111 or (323) 804 1192.
You can also e-mail him at [email protected]. Hope
to hear from you soon!
SPB Men’s Club Car Raffle
"The annual St. Paschal Baylon Car Raffle event is coming back to our parish soon. Tickets will be sold after all
Masses beginning August 15th. The Grand Prize of a
BMW-X1 or $25,000 dollars will be raffled the weekend
of the Fall Fest in October.
Casino Bus Trip
Join the Italian Catholic Federation at Saint Paschal Baylon for a fun day at Pechanga Resort and Casino in
Temecula on Saturday, October 17th 2015. The cost is
$25.00 per adult (age 21 and older) which includes bus
fare, snacks both ways and a $5.00 free play voucher at
the casino. The bus will depart at 8:00AM from Saint
Paschal Baylon Church and returns at 6:30PM. Deadline
to sign up is September 9th 2015. Please call Diane Riga
at 805-341-0120 to make your reservations.
Save The Date
Mrs. Suzanne Duffy M.A. , M. Ed, Principal and Saint
Paschal Baylon School would like to invite our Junior
high parents and students to join us at:
Catholic High School Info Night
Thursday– October 8th 2015
7:00– 9:00PM
Saint Paschal Baylon Parish Hall
For questions please call SPBS: 805-495-9340 or E-mail:
[email protected]
This informative evening is a great way for 7th and 8th
Grade students and their families to learn more about
these wonderful local Catholic high schools. The evening provides opportunities for parents and students to
speak personally with the high school representatives
and ask specific questions. Application forms will be
available. Current students from these high schools will
also be present and available, to dialogue on an individual basis about their own experiences at each high
school. We hope to see you there!
Parish Ministry Announcements
Adorers Needed!
Saturday: 7pm, 10pm;
Monday: 2am (Twice a month)
Captains for 9am and 5pm
Contact: Dan & Linda Gregoire: [email protected]
805-492-6618
Become a Knight
The English Rosary scheduled for the 8th of September
has been canceled due to the Labor Day Holiday.
The Spanish Rosary will still be on the 15th at 7:30pm in
the church.
Membership Sunday after 10:45 Mass on the 13th
Membership Sunday after 12:30 Mass on the 20th
Parish Bible Studies
MONDAY:
“A Journey Towards Freedom” beginning September 14th 2015
from 10:00-12:00 noon. This in-depth study of “A SpiritControlled Temperament” will lead you to be a Dynamic Catholic through your journey in life. Guest speakers. Registration
forms are available in the Parish center or call (805)-496-0222
Contact: Rita DaCorsi 805-484-2414
TUESDAY
Tuesday Bible Study will begin on September 29th at 1:00 PM
and 7:30 PM in the Church Community Room. A 6 week study
of the Prophet Isaiah using Loyola Press, "Build a Highway for
God". Paul's Letter to the Philippians will be the next study.
Contact: Roland Chabot
805 276 7838 or [email protected]
WEDNESDAY MORNING
The St. Paschal’s Wednesday morning Women’s Study will resume September 16th, 9:15-11:00am in the community room in
the back of the Church.
For more information contact:
Maureen Scanlon (805) 796-0546 OR
Mary Kate Marini (805) 551-3750
WEDNESDAY EVENING
7:30—9:00PM—Church Community
Room
Contact: Sherry Reynolds
[email protected]
THURSDAY MORNING:
We will begin again on September 24th, The Gospel according
to John. For more information contact:
Barbara Durand: (805) 497 1370
Did You Know?
Human trafficking and technologyTeenagers spend a lot
of time online, making them prime targets for human
traffickers. Using online ads that promise money and
adventure in exciting, glamorous cities, traffickers attract
young women and girls. Parents should be aware of the
serious dangers online, and monitor what their children
are doing—what sites they visit, social networks they
may belong to, and who they are connecting with online. For a copy of the VIRTUS® article “Human Trafficking
and Sex Tourism with Children and Technology,”
email: [email protected].
Save The Date!
Ladies, it is time to make your reservations for the
annual retreat at the Sacred Heart Retreat House in
Alhambra . This year our Retreat Master will be
Rev. Phillip De Vous and the theme is “I Was Born
For You” (St. Teresa of Avila ). The date is September 25 through 27, 2015. This silent retreat will
have conferences, prayer, relaxation and quiet
time. Newcomers are encouraged to attend. Carpooling is available. Any questions? Feel free to
call Mary 805 526-8006, Lilia 805 217-9090 or
Bea 805 523-2433.
Eucharistic Ministers For The Sick
The ministry for the Sick and elderly are in need of
volunteers to bring Holy Communion to our Parishioners who are unable to go to Mass. If you are
called to serve the Lord in this way please contact:
Jan Wennink at 805-493-1939 or via e-mail at
[email protected]
RCIA
If you or someone you know is curious about
the Catholic faith or is considering becoming
Catholic, we invite you to come explore your
questions. We're currently meeting to discuss
and answer any questions you might have
about what Catholics are all about. It’s a very
informal group, and there is no obligation.
Come to the Community Room every Thursday from 7:15pm - 9:00pm. The RCIA Team
Contact us at [email protected] or
call Jazmir at 818-857-6204
Calling All Boys!
1st through 5th grade boys!
St. Paschal Baylons Cub Scout Pack 3799
invites you join them for fun and adventure.
For more information:
Dan Gregoire
492-6618
[email protected]
Fall Fest 2015 Information
Become a Sponsor
The St. Paschal 2015 Fall Fest is in need of sponsors. If your family or your company would like to become
a sponsor pick up a Fall Fest sponsorship package at the parish office.
Fall Fest Glassware Donations
Donations of undamaged glassware, coffee mugs, china bowls & wine glasses for the Fall Fest 2015 dime toss
booth are requested. Also, high-quality wine glasses and highball glasses are needed for Silent Auction baskets. They can be brought to the receptionist at the Parish Center after August 28th. These donations are
large money savers for the Fall Festival. Thank you for your consideration.
Ministerio Hispano
MISAS EN ESPAÑOL
Sábados a las 7:00pm
Domingo a las 12:30pm
CONFESIONES
Sábado de 3:30 a 5:00pm
GRUPO DE JOVENES
hermanos nos conduce a actuar en nuestra vida como
verdadera familia y comunidad, así como nos conducimos con atención y amor en nuestras familias:
Atendiendo sus necesidades, respetando su dignidad.,
haciendo la paz en nuestras familias. Como dice Santiago: “el decir que se cree no suena auténtico a no ser
que se traduzca en obras”
Viernes: de 15 años en adelante
7:30pm en el Salón Multiusos
GRUPOS DE ORACION
Lunes y Viernes 7:00pm
Salón de Música
EDUCACION RELIGIOSA
Lecturas para el 20 de Septiembre de 2015
Sabiduría 2,12.17-20
Santiago 3,16-4,3
Marcos 9,30-37
Sábados de 10 a 11:30 A.M.
En la escuela Ext. 116
MATRIMONIOS
Registrarse con 6 meses de anticipación.
Hacer cita con algunos de los sacerdotes
BAUTIZOS
Llamar al 496-0222 Ext. 116 &117
QUINCEAÑERAS
Registrarse con 6 meses de anticipación
¿QUIÉN DICEN USTEDES QUE SOY YO?
A todos nos interesa saber que piensan los demás
sobre nosotros. A veces es una vanidad oculta:
queremos conocer la buena opinión, las buenas
palabras que otros tienen que decir sobre nosotros.
Otras veces nos desilusionan o hiere la opinión negativa que otras personas puedan tener sobre nosotros y
quisiéramos poder sacarlas de su error. También podría
ser que el saber lo que otros, los que mejor nos
quieren y conocen nos ayudará a crecer, afirmando
actitudes y acciones positivas y tratando de luchar contra nuestros defectos.
Jesús no hace esa misma pregunta con el fin de
satisfacer su vanidad, ni de conocer a sus enemigos.
Más bien le interesa saber si la gente de su alrededor
está comprendiendo lo que él les está tratando de decir ¿Quién dicen ustedes que soy yo? Cuando al fin Pedro dice que es el Hijo de Dios vivo, está expresando la
verdad que Jesús quería que todos comprendieran.
VIVIENDO NUESTRA FE
Dice el refrán español que “obras son amores, y no
buenas razones”. Es decir, que las palabras solas, sin
acciones que demuestren su verdad, se quedan en eso.
Podemos tener expresiones verbales de amor hacia los
demás, pero sí el oído y los ojos están cerrados a las
necesidades ( que podrían implicar hacer un sacrificio
de nuestro tiempo, dinero, o esfuerzo) de los demás,
todo eso se queda vacío. Y es lo que ocurre con nuestra
fe. No bastan las oraciones, las alabanzas y los cantos.
Hay que hacer obras. ¿Confío en el amor de Dios lo
suficiente como para perdonar a quienes hablan mal de
mi?
EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA
Les recordamos a los Srs. Padres de Familia, que las
inscripciones para las clases de Educación Religiosa,
están abiertas, les pedimos traer el Certificado de
Bautizo y los $20.00 para el libro.
¿SABÍA USTED?
La tecnología y la Trata de Personas
Los adolescentes pasan mucho tiempo usando el internet y podrían ser objetivos principales de
los traficantes de personas. Los traficantes de personas
usan anuncios en línea que prometen el dinero y experiencias inolvidables en las ciudades más bellas y exEl hijo de Dios vivo encarnado, es el Dios que viene a citantes, esto para atraer a las niñas y mujeres jóvenes.
decir al pueblo que está con ellos en sus sufrimientos, Los padres deben ser conscientes de los riesgos y
que camina con ellos, que los sana y los redime, en lu- peligros del internet y supervisar lo que sus hijos hacen
gar de condenar y juzgar. El Dios que viene a salvarnos – cuales sitios han visitado, las redes sociales que usan
nos hace, por el Bautismo, hijos de Dios. Nos relaciona y con quien se están comunicando por el internet. Para
profundamente unos con otros: al ser hijos del mismo obtener una copia del artículo completo de VIRTUS®
Dios, somos hermanos de Cristo y hermanos entre no- escriba a: [email protected].
sotros. Es el convencimiento de la más profunda dignidad, de que Dios está con nosotros incluso en medio de
los sufrimientos y el dolor. También, el sabernos hijos y
Weekly Scripture Readings & Observances
Monday: Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross
NM 21:4B-9; PS 78:1BC-2, 34-35, 36-37, 38, PHIL 2:6-11; JN 3:13-17
Tuesday: Memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows
1 TM 3:1-13; PS 101: 1B-2AB, 2CD-3AB, 5, 6; JN 19:25-27
Wednesday: Memorial of Saints Cornelius, Pope, and Cyprian, Bishop, Martyrs
1 TM 3:14-16; PS 111: 1-2, 3-4, 5-6; LK 7:31-35
Thursday:
1 TM 4:12-16; PS 111: 7-8, 9, 10; LK 7:36-50
Friday:
1 TM 6:2C-12; PS 49: 6-7, 8-10, 17-18, 19-20; LK 8:1-3
Saturday
1 TM 6:13-16; PS 100:1B-2, 3, 4, 5; LK 8:4-15
Sunday:
WIS 2:12, 17-20; PS 54:3-4, 5, 6, & 8; JAS 3:16-4:3, MK 9:30-37