Holy Cross Catholic Church

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THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME • OCTOBER 25, 2015
HOLY CROSS
C AT H O L I C
C H U R C H
Iglesia Católica de La Sant a Cruz
1244 SOUTH POWER ROAD • MESA, ARIZONA 85206
Pastor
Fr. Lawrence Merta
Parochial Vicar
Fr. James Aboyi, VC
Parochial Vicar, Care Ministry
Fr. Simon Osuchukwu
Pastoral Associate
Deacon Gene Messer
Deacons
James Gersitz, Tom Ferreira,
Bill Finnegan & Ciso Macia
Joe Scaccia retired,
Richard Conn, retired
Parish Office
(480)981-2021
Religious Education Office
(480)325-5375
Fax
(480)981-6844
Website
www.holycrossmesa.org
MISSION STATEMENT
Holy Cross Parish is a
multi-generational and multi-cultural
Catholic Community of the
Diocese of Phoenix.
We live out our potential as
Stewards to continue the
Mission of Jesus through our
worship, education, service
and outreach.
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FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK—DEL ESCRITORIO DEL PASTOR
The World in View from a Believer’s Perspective
If you’re looking for a peaceful walk through a desert oasis visit Boyce Thompson Arboretum, just West of Superior. I did not have
the patience to remember the binomial (Latin) names for the plant and butterfly. So, how did God speak to my heart as I was
drawn to capture this image?
Bugs and plants are the objects of God’s Providence. He provides life-sustaining nectar to all sorts of critters and He sends the
periodic rains to quench the thirst of our familiar landscapes. We human beings, however, are the apple of God’s eye. Have you
ever considered that among all living things that comprise our world only you and me are capable of recognizing the loving hand of
His Providence in a personal way? The uplifting vocal arrangements of Take Six, our capacity to digest liver and onions, our ability
to encounter Him though contemplative prayer—we don’t need much imagination to recognize how super Kind and super Good He
is to us.
God’s super goodness and super abundance come to bear at every Mass. The Eucharist adored and consumed is designed to
secure our company with Him for all the ages to come. What are we worth that God’s only Son now gives us his flesh and blood?
Let us examine our consciences always before receiving so great a gift—a gift not shared with the rest of creation. Jesus did
confide to his disciples (Mt. 10:31): ‘You are worth more than many sparrows’… and plants and butterflies too.
Your Pastor,
Fr. Larry
El Mundo que se ve desde la perspectiva de un creyente
Si estás buscando un tranquilo paseo por un oasis en el desierto, entonces visita Boyce Thompson Arboretum, al oeste de
Superior, AZ. Yo no tuve la paciencia para recordar los nombres en Latin para la planta y la mariposa en esta foto. Entonces,
¿Cómo habló Dios a mi corazón como para interesarme para sacarla?
Los insectos y las plantas son objetos también de la Providencia de Dios. Él proporciona el néctar para muchos bichos y Él envía
las lluvias periódicas para saciar la sed de nuestros paisajes familiares. Nosotros, los seres humanos, sin embargo, son la niña de
los ojos de Dios. ¿Has pensado que entre todos los seres vivos que componen nuestro mundo sólo tú y yo somos capaces de
reconocer la mano amorosa de su Providencia de una manera personal? La música Norteña, nuestra capacidad para digerir los
tamales, el don de dirigirnos a Dios con el título `Padre´, todos estos ejemplos encapsulan el gran deseo de nuestro Padre
Celestial de que reconozcamos a Él como super amable y muy buena.
La súper bondad y la super abundancia de Dios tambien vienen con cada Misa celebrada. La Eucaristía adoraba y se consume
está diseñada para asegurar nuestra empresa con Él para todas las edades por venir. ¿Quiénes somos que sólo el Hijo de Dios
nos da su propia carne y sangre? Examinemos nuestras conciencias siempre antes de recibir tan gran regalo, un don que no
comparte con el resto de la creación. Jesús confió a sus discípulos (Mateo 10:31): 'Tú vales más que muchos pajarillos "... y las
plantas y mariposas también.
Tu Pastor,
P. Lorenzo
HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH DIRECTORY
Holy Cross Catholic Church
1244 South Power Road • Mesa, Arizona 85206
Parish Office................................................... (480)981-2021
RE Office ........................................................ (480)325-5375
Fax .................................................................. (480)981-6844
Website ............................................ www.holycrossmesa.org
Parish Office Hours
Monday-Thursday ..................................... 8:30 am—5:00 pm
(closed 12:00-1:00 pm)
Friday ...................................................... 8:30 am—12:00 pm
Saturday & Sunday ...................................................... Closed
Parish Secretary, Laura Shirling .............................. ext. 201
E-mail ..................................... [email protected]
Priests
Pastor, Fr. Lawrence Merta ...................................... ext. 208
E-mail ...................................... [email protected]
Parochial Vicar, Fr. James Aboyi, VC ....................... ext. 202
E-mail ....................................... [email protected]
Parochial Vicar Care Ministry, Fr. Simon Osuchukwu
Deacons
Pastoral Associate, Deacon Gene Messer ............. ext. 206
E-mail .................................... [email protected]
........ ext. 218
Coord. of Hispanic and Mulitcultural Ministry
....................................................... ext. 221
........ ext. 201
Parish Administration
....... ext. 205
Religious Education
............ ext. 214
Coord. of Elementary Faith Formation
.......................................................... ext. 209
Coord. of Youth Faith Formation
......... ext. 213
Music
Director of Music, Jaime Cortez .............................. ext. 215
E-mail ....................................... [email protected]
Liturgy
Facilitator of Liturgical Ministries, Peter Baker ... ext. 216
E-mail [email protected]
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Mass Schedule
Saturday (vigil) .................................................... 4:00 pm
Sunday
6:30 am, 8:00 am*, 10:00 am,
12:00 noon, 2:00 pm (Spanish),
4:00 pm (Youth)
Daily ....................................... Monday-Saturday 8:30 am
Holy Days ........................................................ see bulletin
* Interpreted for the deaf/hard of hearing.
Confessions
Saturday from 9:00-10:00 am and after all weekday
Masses. Anytime by appointment. Call the parish office at
(480)981-2021.
Infant Baptism
Parents requesting that their child be baptized must be
registered parishioners who are actively participating in
the life of Holy Cross Church. Baptism preparation classes
are required. Please call the parish office for additional
information.
Couples seeking the sacrament of marriage must be
registered parishioners who are actively participating in
the life of Holy Cross Church. Notification of intent to
marry must be provided nine months in advance. For
more information on the marriage preparation process,
please call the parish office.
Communion to the Sick
If you or someone you know is sick, hospitalized or
homebound, please call for the assistance of a Minister of
Care. Ministers of Care bring communion to those who
cannot come to mass. Please call the parish office to
arrange a scheduled Minister of Care visit.
Emergency Anointing of the Sick
If you or someone you know is in critical condition or near
death, call (480)981-2021. After 5:00 pm and weekends,
Press 4 when instructed to do so. Leave a detailed
message, including a contact name and telephone
number, that will be heard by the priest on call.
Please do not use this service for any other reason.
Federal Privacy Regulation
HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act),
prohibits all hospitals from informing churches of a
patient’s presence unless the patient gives permission for
the hospital to do so. If you are admitted to a hospital and
would like a member of the clergy or a caregiver to visit
you, please notify the hospital or call the parish office.
St. Vincent de Paul Society
The St. Vincent de Paul Society provides food, clothing,
and other assistance to the poor and needy. Located at
the north end of the grounds, their hours are Monday
through Friday from 9:00-11:00 am. Their direct number
is (480)985-4259. Call to make an appointment.
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THIS WEEK AT A GLANCE
LITURGY & MUSIC
Monday, October 26th
8:00 am Morning Prayer
8:30 am Mass/Confessions to follow
6:30 pm Right to Life
Rm. D
Church
Rm. H
Tuesday, October 27th
Rm. D
Church
Wednesday, October 28th
9:15 am Intercessory Prayer
Rm. D
Church
Rm. D
Thursday, October 29th
Rm. D
Church
5:30 pm Groupo Oracion Carismatica
Rm. F
5:30 pm Groupo de Renovacion Carismition Rm. N
6:00 pm English Charismatic Prayer
Rm. H
Friday, October 30th
Rm. D
Church
Saturday, October 31st
See Mass Schedule
Sunday, November 1st
See Mass Schedule
NEW CD FROM JAIME
CORTEZ
Our music director, Jaime Cortez, has
a new CD out.
The name of the CD is
Transformation, and it explores the
theme of how our lives change when
we say “yes” to the call from God.
The CD will be available for purchase after all Masses next
weekend, November 1st.
They will make great Christmas gifts. Please visit www.ocp.org
and type Jaime Cortez for more information.
Now available at Holy Cross!
Liturgical Season Books (The Little Blue
Books!)
Many of you have been requesting copies
of the “Little Blue Book” for the Advent/
Christmas Season. The Little Blue Book
Reflections begins with the First Sunday of Advent, November
29, 2015 and ends on the Baptism of the Lord on January 10,
2016. Reflections are based on the daily Gospels of
Advent. We currently have English books in stock. The cost is
$3.00/book and copies can be purchased in the parish office.
St. Michael Prayer
St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle.
Be our protection against the wickedness and
snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we
humbly pray, and do thou, O Prince of the
heavenly host, by the power of God thrust into
hell satan and all the evil spirits who prowl
about the world seeking the ruin of souls.
Amen.
Pray the Rosary
Come join us each morning
in the Church at 7:50am
to pray the Rosary
Manual of Spiritual Warfare by Paul Thigpen, Tan Books,
2014, p. 264
Readings for the Week of October 25
Sunday:
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Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Next Sunday:
Jer 31:7-9/Heb 5:1-6/Mk 10:46-52
Rom 8:12-17/Lk 13:10-17
Rom 8:18-25/Lk 13:18-21
Eph 2:19-22/Lk 6:12-16
Rom 8:31b-39/Lk 13:31-35
Rom 9:1-5/Lk 14:1-6
Rom 11:1-2a, 11-12, 25-29/Lk 14:1, 7-11
Rv 7:2-4, 9-14/1 Jn 3:1-3/Mt 5:1-12a
Week of October 26th—November 1st
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parish website at
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Kenneth Fraser
Robert Liesch
Merle Zuege
Libia Hernandez
Joseph & Rose Panigutti
Larry Arts
Dolores Demko
Elizabeth L. Decker
James Jones
Richard Wittig
Beverly Milham
Lori Barko
Carlyn Simkus
THE TRINITY OF STEWARDSHIP
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The Holy Cross Stewardship Committee fosters the mission of Holy Cross Catholic Church by
INFORMING the parish of ministries taking place, by INVITING people into new and existing
ministries, by SUPPORTING people in their ministries, by PROVIDING information regarding the
financial situation of the parish and to INCREASE financial support of the parish.
IT'S A BABY SHOWER!
Maggie's Place has opened a new home in
Mesa, Hannah's House. The Catholic
Daughters are hosting a baby shower for
them on Saturday, November 14th from
1-3 PM at Holy Cross Church in Whelan Hall. We invite all
ladies of the parish to come and join us to support these
women who have chosen Life for their baby. If you can't come
but would like to help you can send a check made out to:
Hannah's House. Please mail to: Susan
Mone, 1530 N Spring, Mesa, AZ 85203
For more information regarding the
shower call Mary at: 480-298-6179
Saint Vincent de Paul
Holy Cross Conference
480-985-4259
Is there a neighbor or friend of yours who is in temporary
need because of a loss of job or an illness? Please leave a
message for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul . . . we want
to help.
The Gospel reminds us to be kind to people who are not just
like us, especially sick people who bear illness with courage
and those who are handicapped, deaf, lame, dying or
homeless.
(Adapted from Fr. James’ homily, September 6, 2015.)
PRAYER FOR HOLY CROSS PARISH
Lord, I ask your blessing on our community of
Holy Cross Parish.
Send your peace into our families, especially those who
are struggling in any particular way. Bless our youth and
protect them from harmful and destructive behavior.
Help our young adults to recognize your will for them, and grant many
vocations to the religious life and the priesthood and the permanent
diaconate from our parish for the future of our Church.
Bless those who live a single life with a deep sense of your love for
them and your presence in their lives. Send your healing of body and
spirit into those who are suffering from any illness, especially those
with chronic pain.
Comfort those who are close to death.
Bless our country and our world with peace and a profound sense of
justice and respect for every human life from conception to natural
death.
Let us rejoice in your love for each of us, whatever our circumstances,
and may every one of us at Holy Cross do our part, through the
intercession of Mary, our Mother, and by the power of your grace, to
build up the Kingdom of God on our earth.
We ask this through Christ, our Lord
Amen
Welcome to Holy Cross Catholic
Church!
If you are new to the parish, we want to get
to know you and serve you. Parish
registration is the official way to join the Holy
Cross community. Registering as a
parishioner is as easy as completing an enrollment form and
faithfully contributing to the parish with your time, talent, and
treasure. Parish registration is expected for all who come to
Holy Cross on a regular basis and consider this their parish.
Registering is a statement of confidence and desire to take
part in the life and work of the parish. It allows us to
communicate information about parish events, sacramental
preparation and year end contribution statements.
Registration forms are available in the Parish Office and on
our website at www.holycrossmesa.org
If you are currently a member of Holy Cross Church and have
had changes (i.e. address, telephone number, e-mail address,
new family members, etc.) or you have moved out of the area,
please contact the Parish Office as soon as possible to make
the changes. Phone Number: 480-981-2021
Please continue to support our parish with your prayers, your
presence, and your talents.
Did you know that each week 150-200 pairs of
white socks are given out to people in need?
Homeless men in our area are always in desperate
need of clean white socks.
Please help our “brothers” with your donations.
All your gifts will be distributed directly to the
homeless.
Please bring items to the Parish Office.
Thank you.
Deacon Gene and Judi Messer
Parish Stewardship of Treasure
For the weekend of October 17th & 18th
Envelope Contributions .......................................... $6,943.00
Loose Cash/Checks ............................................... $8,064.05
ACH (Automatic Checking) .......................................... $876.50
Total Plate Collection: ......................................... $15,883.55
Special Collection:
Past Special Collections ............................................. $317.00
Paving & Painting .................................................... $7,075.92
Please remember Holy Cross parish in your estate
planning and thank you for your continued support of
Holy Cross Catholic Church.
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: ADULT FAITH FORMATION AND SPIRITUALITY
Why Is Cursillo Important?
Attention Cursiloo Ultreya
Thursday, November 5
Rm. J at 12:00 noon
What Good Is Cursillo?
What Does Cursillo Do?
Following are some comments
about Cursillo.
1. The purpose of the Cursillo movement is to create small
groups of Christians who will spread the example of Christ
in their homes, in their work places and in their
communities by their example.
2. A Cursillo is an encounter with Christ.
3. A Cursillo encourages people to assist Christ in being a
prime influence in society.
4. Cursillo gives a person a deeper understanding of Jesus and
how we can serve Him.
5. Cursillo is simply a method through which one’s spiritually
may be developed, lived and showed in any area of human
life.
If you wish to attend a Cursillo or if you have any questions
concerning a Cursillo please call Jim or Mimi Gersitz at
480-396-0173.
Next Cursillos:
Men’s—November 5th—November 8th
Women’s—November 19th—22nd
Because there is much demand for the November Cursillo it is
important to register as soon as you make your decision.
The facilities at Mt. Claret are quite comfortable and new. The
weekend ends Sunday evening around 7pm. You will be driven
both ways by a sponsor.
No one is to well informed or too spiritual to make a Cursillo.
There are priests and religious who make their Cursillo as well
as lay teachers of the faith. There are people who know very
little and those who know a great deal. No matter your
knowledge of the faith or your spirituality, Cursillo could be for
you.
Call Deacon Jim or Mimi Gersitz at 480-396-0173 for further
information.
Come share and celebrate the Cursillo
movement with your friends who have already
made a Cursillo
Prayer for Cursillo
Following is a list of the men
and women who will be
participating in the November Cursillos.
We ask you to please pray for each person.
Randy Culley
Nadine Paulson
Juan Chavez
James Graytok
Debra Lopez
Priscilla Gomez
Marilyn Chavez
Adult Education Series
Join us in Wellens Hall on
Wednesday Morning, October 28th,
9:15-11:30 a.m.
or
Wednesday Evening, October 28th
6:30-8:30 p.m.
for the continuation of
Eucharist: Discovering the
Mass in the Bible
by Dr. Brant Pitre
Annual Annulment Seminar
10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Nov. 14, at the Diocesan
Pastoral Center, 400 E. Monroe St., Phoenix. Learn more about
the annulment process, and have your questions answered!
This is a bilingual event, and no RSVP is required. Info: (602)
354- 2275 or
diocesephoenix.org/tribunal.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter
TODAY IS WORLD PRIEST DAY! Worldwide
Marriage Encounter thanks all of our priests for
their loving service to God’s people. Join
thousands of other Catholics worldwide in
taking a day to especially recognize the priests who so
faithfully serve us by providing the Sacraments, spiritual
guidance, education and love as a daily gift. Please tell your
parish priest how much you love him!
If you were unable to attend the first
session, please come anyway. We will give
you information on how you can view on-line
the missed sessions.
Please contact Cindy in the RE office at
480-325-5375 x214 or
[email protected] if you can join us so
that we will have sufficient handouts prepared.
Walk-ins are always welcome.
Religious Education office 480-325-5375.
PARISH & COMMUNITY EVENTS
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Celebrate All Saints Day!
Sunday, November 1st, after the 12:00 pm and 2:00 pm Masses.
Come and experience our 1st Wax Museum of the Saints in Anderson
Hall. The Red Saints, students that are preparing for Confirmation,
will be dressed up and telling about the life of the saint
they chose for their Confirmation name.
Brought to you by the Religious Education Department.
More information contact the RE office at 480-325-5375.
Join Fr. Larry Merta in Krakow!
Sts. John Paul II, Faustina, Maximilian Kolbe
Celebrate Mary’s Assumption
with Polish Pilgrims
“Behold Your Mother” Holy Cross Pilgrimage
Now Forming ~ 8% Land Pkg Discount to 1st
Eight “Early Bird” Pilgrims Registered by Jan 30.
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12 Days in Poland August 11-23, 2016
Divine Mercy Pilgrim House Accommodations
Estimated $3,100 Land ~ 20+ Pilgrims (30 max)
Unpack Once™ Itinerary ~ Free Laundry Svc
Phx Departure (winter visitor meetup)
Info Meetings Start November 4th
Email
[email protected]
for info & meeting schedule,
(or call, leave message
602-819-7473.) Uwaga!
Mike in Poland til10/20 Responds to emails.
Pray for the Unborn
All the faithful are invited to join us as we pray for the unborn,
the little ones who cannot speak for themselves. We pray for
them and their mothers that the unborn will be spared and the
mothers will have a change of heart, We meet every Sat at
9:15 AM; Planned Parenthood, 1250 E. Apache blvd. Tempe,
Az. info. call Ray (480820 2553) or Dick (480 253 7118)
COME TO THE
CRAFT FAIR
The Knights of Columbus
and the Ladies will hold
their Holiday Craft Fair
Saturday, October 31st in Anderson Hall from
9am – 2pm. There will be many talented vendors
displaying handmade items. You are invited to bring
your family and friends and enjoy a day of shopping,
eating and sharing. Come see handmade greeting
cards, floral arrangements, scarves, scrubbies and
much, much more. Refreshments will be provided
by the Knights of Columbus and proceeds will go to
local charities. So mark your calendars and tell your
friends and neighbors about this exciting event.
Fall is back and with it is the return
of the casino bus trip.
Join us on Monday Nov. 9th. We will be going
to the Lone Butte and Wild Horse Pass. We
will drop off at both casinos so you can go to
the casino of your choice. For the bingo
players, that will be Lone Butte. Also from
Wild Horse Pass it is short walk or shuttle
ride to the Premium Outlet shops. Cost $10, which you receive
back on arrival at the casino. This trip is sponsored by the
Catholic Daughters and any proceeds go to the courts
charitable recipients. The bus will leave St. George’s Church at
9:00 AM and Holy Cross Church at 9:30 AM Reserve you seat
today by calling: Susan Mone 480-969-0447 or Linda
Maguire 480- 924-1746
If you have a slot card for Gila River please have your
number ready when calling. Please call by Wed Nov. 4th for
a guaranteed available seats.
Not a Holy Cross Sponsored Event
“Don’t forget to check out our
parish website at
www.holycrossmesa.org”
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Bishop Nevares will be making a pastoral visit to
our parish on Thursday, November 5th.
There will be a Mass in Spanish at 6pm.
All are invited to attend the Mass.
After Mass, Bishop Nevares will have a private meeting with
leaders of the Hispanic ministry of our parish.
A Call For New Ministers of Care
In the Gospel of Matthew 25, Jesus
described how we need to visit the sick
and said, “whatever you did for one of
these least brothers of mine, you did for
me.” The Care Ministry at Holy Cross is a ministry to the most
vulnerable people in the Parish. At present, Ministers of Care
are especially needed to serve in the many nursing homes
and hospitals within the parish boundaries. They bring Holy
Eucharist to the sick and pray for their spiritual/emotional
needs. This ministry only requires about 2 – 2 ½ hours a
week and it’s a ministry in which you receive more spiritual
and emotional rewards in return than what you give.
To be certified as a new Minister of Care, Fr. Simon
Osuchukwu and Deacon Joe Scaccia are offering a new and
active-learning workshop on Saturday, October 31 from 9:15
to 3:30 in Wellens Hall, Classroom J. Lunch will be
provided.
If you feel called to this ministry, please call the Parish Office
at 480-981-2021, and leave a detailed contact message for
Deacon Joe.
Thanks in Christ for your support.
Holy Cross Council No. 7904
“All life has inestimable value even the weakest and
most vulnerable, the sick, the old, the unborn and the
poor, are masterpieces of God’s creation, made in his
own image, destined to live forever, and deserving of
the utmost reverence and respect.”
Pope Francis July 2013
Available at Holy Cross Catholic
Church
Just in time for Advent!
Holy Cross is pleased to make available to
our parishioners the Saint Joseph 2016
American Edition Sunday Missal. This
perfectly sized Missal with an illustrated and
laminated cover fits easily in pocket or purse.
The price per missal is $5.00. A limited number are
available for purchase now in the parish office. The parish
office is open Monday-Thursday from 8:30am- 5:00pm
(closed 12-1pm for lunch) and Friday from 8:30am-12noon.
The complete Saint Joseph 2016 American Edition Sunday
Missal by Catholic Book Publishing provides each Sunday's
Prayers, Readings, and Responses in a continuous style for
easy use and understanding. Also contained in this book are
the masses for Holydays from the beginning of Advent
through the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the
Universe. This Missal includes the Order of Mass in two
colors and large type with the People's Parts in bold type for
quick identification. This Saint Joseph 2016 American
Edition Sunday Missal also offers an updated hymnal section
with over 90 popular hymns, including "I Am the Bread of
Life" "All are Welcome" and "Taste and See," as well as a
treasury of cherished prayers.
“Vocations Celebrations”
at Blessed Sacrament Parish in Scottsdale (11300 N. 64th
St) on Sunday, November 1, 2015 from 8 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
with Masses and Eucharistic Adoration, 10:30 a.m. Children’s
Mass celebrated by Bishop Thomas Olmsted, Vocations Panels
with Q & A, “Saint and Sweeting” where children come dressed
up as a saint and visit all the tables for sweets. There will be
refreshments offered throughout the day. All Religious will be
invited to come and be available to teach us about their
charisms and apostolates. There will be vocation panels, and
Fr. Jim Blantz, CSC will have a spectacular show of
tricks. Tables in the courtyard will display vocation promotion
materials from the various Religious Orders of Sisters, Brothers
and Priests in the Diocese as well as exhibits of religious art
and goods. There will be door prizes of artwork and gift
baskets.
Knights of Columbus
Pray the Rosary as part of Arizona Rosary Sunday at
the PHX Convention Center
Join us in the courtyard after Sunday Mass
for Coffee & Donuts; Enjoy Fellowship and
Help Support Our Parish Seminarians.
Become a Knight, Ask Us How!
Learn More @ www.kofc7904.org
Family Fashion Show
November 4th at 9:00am
Donation $10.00
Sponsored by Dillard’s San Tan Mall
2151 E San Tan Village Parkway.
Breakfast Provided
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“Singleness and the Holy Life”
How do the Saints model the different states of the single life for us? How did individual saints throughout history live out their lives as
unmarried persons, widowed persons, single parents with children, among other states of single life?
Dr. Jana Bennett, associate professor of ethics at the University of Dayton, will be Benedictine University at Mesa’s Visiting Catholic
Scholar this coming November.
She will present on “Singleness and the Holy Life” on Friday, November 13 from 7-9 PM, at Benedictine University at Mesa, 225 East
Main Street (corner of Hibbert).
There is no charge to attend this public lecture. The Diocese of Phoenix offers one (1) credit toward recertification to ministry in the
diocese.
The favor of an RSVP is requested. Please contact Dr. Ramon Luzarraga at [email protected] or (480) 878-6707 for more information
or to RSVP.
COMUNIDAD LATINA/HISPANA
NUEVO DISCO COMPACTO DE JAIME
CORTEZ
Nuestro director musical, Jaime Cortez, ha
lanzado un nuevo disco compacto de su
música original. El disco se llama
Transformación, y explora el tema de cómo se
nos cambia la vida cuando le decimos que
“sí” a nuestro Dios quien nos llama.
El disco compacto es en inglés, y estará disponible a la venta el
próximo domingo.
Pueden visitar la página www.ocp.org y escriban Jaime Cortez para
obtener Más información.
Se les recuerda que el Obispo
Eduardo Nevares vendrá a visitar a
nuestra parroquia el jueves 5 de
noviembre.
El Obispo Nevares celebrará una
Misa en español a las 6 de la
tarde y todos están invitados a
asistir a la Misa.
Luego, el Obispo Nevares tendrá una
reunión privada con los líderes de la
comunidad Hispana de nuestra parroquia
para discutir cómo mejorar su ministerio.
¡Celebre el Día de Todos Los Santos!
El domingo, 1 de Noviembre, después
de la Misa de las 12:00 pm y después de la Misa de las 2:00 pm.
Venga y disfrute de nuestro primer Museo de Cera de los Santos, en el
salón Anderson. Los Santos Rojos, (estudiantes que se preparan para la
confirmación) se disfrazarán y contarán la vida del santo que escogieron
para su nombre de confirmación.
El museo está patrocinado por el Departamento de Educación Religiosa.
Para más información, llame a la oficina
de Educación Religiosa al 480-325-5375.
“Celebrando la Vida Consagrada”
Lecturas para la semana del 25 de octubre
Domingo: Jr 31, 7-9/Heb 5, 1-6/Mc 10, 46-52
Lunes:
Rom 8, 12-17/Lc 13, 10-17
Martes:
Rom 8, 18-25/Lc 13, 18-21
Miércoles: Ef 2, 19-22/Lc 6, 12-19
Jueves:
Rom 8, 31-35. 37-39/Lc 13, 31-35
Viernes:
Rom 9, 1-5/Lc 14, 1-6
Sábado: Rom 11, 1-2. 11-12. 25-29/Lc 14, 1. 7-11
Domingo siguiente: Ap 7, 2-4. 9-14/1 Jn 3, 1-3/Mt 5, 1-12
en la parroquia de San Vincente de Paul, el domingo, 1 de
noviembre 2015 de las 1 p.m. hasta las 7 p.m. con Misas,
Adoración Eucarística, una Misa a las 3:30 p.m. con Obispo
Eduardo Nevares. Sacerdotes, Hermanas y Hermanos religiosos
estarán presentes, enseñándonos sobre sus carismas y
apostolados y también una mesa redonda con preguntas y
respuestas. Habrán “Santos y Dulces” (Niños se visten como
santos y visitan las mesas para recoger dulces). Habrán
materiales de promoción de las diferentes órdenes de Hermanas,
Hermanos y Sacerdotes religiosos además de exposiciones de
arte y artículos religiosos, premios de arte y cestas de regalos con
refrescos proporcionados durante todo el día. Así como San Juan
Bosco maravilló a niños con trucos, el Padre Jim Blantz, CSC,
también lo hará con su demostración espectacular de trucos!

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