San Antonio accomplishes mission to end veteran

San Antonio Lives Bilingual
VOL.XXI • NUM 36
www.LaPrensaSA.com
18 de mayo de 2016
San Antonio accomplishes mission ¡Hasta
to end veteran homelessness
siempre,
Emilio
Navaira!
By Christina Acosta
christina@laprensasa.com
San Antonio has reached a
historic milestone in the fight
to end veteran homelessness.
Mayor Ivy Taylor announced
Friday morning that the City of
San Antonio, with the help of
other community members, has
met the objectives of the Mayors Challenge to End Veteran
Homelessness by successfully
placing more than 1,335 homeless veterans into permanent
housing.
On hand to celebrate the
success included U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) Secretary
Julián Castro, City Manager
Sheryl Sculley, USAA and multiple nonprofit collaborative
partners.
For Mayor Taylor, this accomplishment was one that
allowed her to understand a
major issue occurring in San
Antonio and develop a plan to
give many a second chance. According to Haven for Hope, 29
out of every 10,000 veterans are
homeless in the United States.
“In January 2015, I pledged
my commitment to the Mayors Challenge to End Veteran
Homelessness,” Mayor Taylor
stated. “Together, the City of
San Antonio, our business
sector led by USAA and our
nonprofit partners achieved
the goal of effectively ending
veteran homelessness in our
community.”
The Mayors Challenge to End
Veteran Homelessness is part
of a larger White House Joining Forces Initiative supported
by HUD, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and
the U.S. Interagency Council
on Homelessness and the National League of Cities. The
call-to-action was announced
by First Lady Michelle Obama
in June 2014 and was answered
by more than 850 cities and
communities across the United
States.
“San Antonio is a city with
a strong military history that
knows how to care for our
veterans and their families,”
Secretary Castro said. “That’s
why we have an even greater
responsibility to ensure that
once they’ve served their nation, they have a safe, stable
place to call home. I’m so proud
to congratulate the city and its
partners on working tirelessly
to give our veterans a dignified
home, setting an example for
communities across the nation.”
One of the main powerhouses
to close the financial gap was
USAA, whom contributed $2.1
million in January. The support
from the City, state and federal
resources have placed or are
placing hundreds of homeless
veterans into permanent housing.
In order to keep the veterans
in line, navigators have walked
the veterans through every asSee Mission on page 9
Por Adda Montalvo
adda@laprensasa.com
Emilio Navaira ha partido,
pero en su travesía por este
mundo cumplió una misión importante para la identidad de los
habitantes de este estado: llevar
el género musical tejano al amplio gusto musical de la nación
en la década de 1990.
Conocido como El Rey de la
Música Tejana, Emilio Navaira
junto a Selena (la Reina de la
Música Tejana) fueron las dos
estrellas que encabezaron los
años de oro de este género. Ellos,
incluso, grabaron una canción a
dueto: “Tú robaste mi corazón”.
Por lo tanto, la noticia de su
muerte el lunes 16 de mayo
por la noche en su casa de New
Braunfels aun conmociona a los
amantes del género musical del
Sur de Texas. Una estrella más
ha muerto.
De acuerdo a reportes policiales, oficiales del Departamento
de Policía de New Braunfels
llegaron a la casa de Navaira a
las 8:20 p.m. de la noche del
lunes 16, pues el cantante había
sido encontrado inconsciente y
sin respiración por su familia.
Inmediatamente fue trasladado al hospital donde fue
declarado muerto. De acuerdo
a reportes posteriores, Emilio
Navaira falleció de un ataque al
corazón.
La Prensa de San Antonio
se une al luto de su muerte y
ofrecerá un homenaje a esta
Mayor Ivy Taylor (center) was joined by former San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro (left), now Secretary of the U.S. De- estrella de la música tejana este
partment of Housing and Urban Development, on Friday to announce that the City of San Antonio has effectively ended fin de semana en su sección de
veteran homelessness. (Courtesy photo)
entretenimiento.
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18 de mayo de 2016
H-E-B awards $430K to 2016 Excellence
in Education winners from across Texas
Special to La Prensa
On Friday, May 13, H-E-B
announced statewide winners of
the 15th annual H-E-B Excellence
in Education Awards during an
awards ceremony at San Antonio’s
La Cantera Hill Country Resort.
At the ceremony, H-E-B Chairman and CEO Charles Butt personally handed out $430,000
Neil deGrasse Tyson delivered the keynote address to
a ballroom packed with hundreds of educators, elected
officials, community leaders
and H-E-B employees.
in cash awards and grants, and
congratulated eight educators, two
school districts, one early childhood agency and a public school
board for being among the best
in Texas. The program has given
away more than $8 million in cash
and grants since 2002.
Neil deGrasse Tyson delivered
the keynote address to a ballroom
packed with hundreds of educators, elected officials, community
leaders and H-E-B employees. Tyson is a renowned astrophysicist,
researcher, author and host for
television and radio shows exploring the frontiers of science.
The following winners were
selected from a pool of 58 finalists
by judges who include former winners, school administrators, and
university and community leaders.
The 2016 H-E-B Excellence in
Education Award winners are:
• The Rising Star category
recognizes teachers with less than
10 years of experience. Winners
received a $5,000 check for them-
Delia McLerran, principal of Young Women’s Leadership Academy in San Antonio ISD,
was recognized during the 2016 Excellence in Education Awards on May 13.
(Photos, Darren Abate for H-E-B)
selves and a $5,000 grant for their Nanez, Green Valley Elementary, andra Edwards, Killeen High
school.
Galena Park ISD, Houston
School, Killeen ISD, Killeen
Rising Star Elementary: Hilda
Rising Star secondary: AlexSee H-E-B on page 3
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18 de mayo de 2016
Calendario de la comunidad
PEDRO FRIEDEBERG: PRAISE OF FOLLY— Ruiz-Healy Art is
pleased to present “Pedro Friedeberg: Praise of Folly.” The exhibition
will feature an eclectic mix of Pedro Friedeberg’s art across a fairly
broad range of media including: hand woven carpets, paintings, his
iconic hand-chairs, fantastical sculptures and prints. A catalogue
will be available with an essay by Dan Cameron. One of the master
illusionists of late 20th century art, Pedro Friedeberg is enjoying
something of a resurgent moment in the second decade of the 21st
century. Ever since the 2009 retrospective of his work at the Palacio
de Bellas Artes in Mexico City coincided one year later with the definitive critical study on him, authored by James Oles, there has been
a noticeable uptick in international critical, collector and museum
attention toward his unique oeuvre. Visit www.ruizhealyart.com for
more details. Exhibit will take place until June 18 at Ruiz-Healy Art,
201-A East Olmos Dr.
LINDA PACE FOUNDATION PRESENTS: RIVANE NEUENSCHWANDER-SECONDARY STORIES— This spring, the Linda
Pace Foundation presents the Texas debut of “Secondary Stories,” a
room-sized installation by Brazilian artist Rivane Neuenschwander,
who has become widely regarded for her often ephemeral work that
explores narratives about language, nature, social interactions and
the passing of time. Showcasing “Secondary Stories” as well as three
video installation works, the exhibition opens at SPACE, the public
gallery of the Linda Pace Foundation. The exhibit will be on view
through July 29, 2017 at Linda Pace Foundation, 111 Camp St.
HANSON AGGREGATES: SERVTEX QUARRY FOOD
DRIVE—RACAP is a Schertz-based food bank serving portions of
Comal, Guadalupe and Bexar counties. Summer is the busiest season
for RACAP, when children don’t have access to regular nutritious
meals through school. Items in high demand include peanut butter
and jelly, canned pastas with meat, canned meats, 1-2 lb. bags of rice
and dried beans, canned fruit and other shelf-stable items. For more
information, please contact Hanson Aggregates – Servtex Quarry at
(210) 658-7461. Sunday, May 22 at Various Locations in Garden
Ridge, Schertz, Cibolo and Selma.
MISSION SAN ANTONIO DE VALERO (THE ALAMO)— Learn
about the discovery, archival and archaeological investigations
of the site along San Pedro Creek that is believed to be the 1718
founding site of Mission San Antonio de Valero. Artifacts from the
investigations will be on display. Admission is free and everyone is
welcomed. Call (210) 207-7306 or visit SAPreservation.com for details. Wednesday, May 18 from 6 to 7 p.m. at Christopher Columbus
Italian Society, 201 Piazza Italia Rd.
CULINARIA FESTIVAL WEEK—Culinaria’s popular gustatory
get-together features multiple events over the course of four days.
From food trucks to haute cuisine, beer to champagne, Festival Week
truly offers something for everyone. The 2016 lineup is shaking
out to be the best yet. Culinaria is an independent, not-for-profit
organization, committed to promoting San Antonio as a premier
food and wine destination, while fostering community growth and
enrichment within the city we call home. Culinaria is a registered
501 c (3) tax-exempt organization. Visit culinariasa.org for more
details. Thursday, May 19 through Sunday, May 22 from 5 p.m. to
midnight at various locations.
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• The Leadership category
honors teachers with 10 to 20
years in the classroom. Winners
received a $10,000 check for
themselves and a $10,000 grant
for their school.
Leadership Elementary: Tammy
Verstrate, LaVace Stewart Elementary, Clear Creek ISD, Kemah
Leadership secondary: Martha
Saucedo, Brady High School,
Brady ISD, Brady
• The Lifetime Achievement category salutes teachers with more
than 20 years of experience. Winners received $25,000 in cash for
themselves and a $25,000 grant
for their school.
Lifetime Achievement Elementary: Laurie Holmes, Popham
Elementary, Del Valle ISD, Del
Valle
Lifetime Achievement Secondary: Mark Misage, Westlake High
School, Eanes ISD, Austin
• Winning principals received
$10,000 in cash for themselves
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and a $25,000 grant for each of
their schools.
Principal Elementary: Sandy
Conklin, Samuel Beck Elementary,
Northwest ISD, Trophy Club
Principal Secondary: Delia McLerran, Young Women’s Leadership Academy, San Antonio ISD,
San Antonio
• The winning early childhood
facility received a $25,000 cash
prize.
Sunshine Cottage, San Antonio,
TX: Belinda Pustka, director
• The winning public school
board received a $25,000 cash
prize.
Somerset ISD, Somerset, TX:
Dr. Omar Pachecano, board
president
• The winning small school district received a $50,000 cash prize.
Valley View ISD, Pharr, TX:
Rolando Ramirez, superintendent
• The winning large school
district received a $100,000 cash
prize.
Leander ISD, Leander TX: Dr.
Bret Champion, superintendent
H-E-B launched the Excellence
in Education Awards program in
cooperation with the Texas Association of School Administrators
in 2002 as a positive way to support public education in Texas. It
has become the largest monetary
program for educators in the
state, spotlighting best practices
and celebrating the passion and
creativity of Texas educators.
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HEALTH
UTHSCSA initiates master’s degree
in medical laboratory science
Special to La Prensa
People looking for employment in San Antonio’s $30.6 billion biomedical and health care
industry will be glad to know that
the UT Health Science Center
San Antonio is now offering one
of the few entry-level master’s
degree programs in medical
laboratory science in the nation.
The university’s School of
Health Professions just received
approval from the Texas Higher
Education Coordinating Board
to offer the master’s degree to
students who already have a
bachelor’s degree in another
field. No prior experience in a
health-related field is required.
The application deadline is June
15, with classes starting Aug. 22.
Medical laboratory scientists
are a critical part of the health
care team who analyze medical
samples in the clinical laboratory,
and the job outlook is excellent,
said Cheryl Burns, M.S., associate professor and director of
the master’s degree program in
laboratory science.
“We make a significant difference in the quality of patient care.
Physicians rely on laboratory test
results in diagnosing illnesses
and monitoring how patients are
progressing in their treatment,”
she said.
Nearly 100 percent of graduates from the Health Science
Center’s clinical laboratory sciences (CLS) program are offered
jobs upon graduation in such
areas as hospital laboratories,
public health, medical clinics,
the military and higher education
teaching future CLS students.
Prevention & Control
While the 24-month bachelor’s
degree in clinical laboratory sciences will continue to be offered,
the new 27-month master’s
program is designed to provide
deeper knowledge to students
who already have a bachelor’s
degree in another field. It is
expected to prepare students for
higher-level positions and possibly faster advancement, Burns
said.
The degree is one of only two
offered in Texas and a handful
in the U.S.
To learn more about the program including prerequisites,
requirements, application and
the career outlook, visit www.
uthscsa.edu/academics/healthprofessions/programs/master-science-medical-laboratory-sciences,
or contact Dr. Burns at burnsc@
uthscsa.edu or (210) 567-4318.
The master’s degree in medical laboratory science is open
to students who have a bachelor’s degree in another field.
Applicants do not need prior health care experience or education. (Courtesy photo)
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Los servicios de valor agregado pueden tener restricciones y limitaciones.
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The Children’s Hospital
of San Antonio receives
$500,000 gift from Frost
Special to La Prensa
Frost Bank and the Frost family have demonstrated their support for The Children’s Hospital
of San Antonio by donating a
$500,000 gift to the Hospital
in honor of National Nurses
Week.
“It was personally significant
to help The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio because
my great-great-grandfather,
Dr. Ferdinand Herff, was one
of the two trained physicians
practicing in San Antonio when
the Sisters came here in 1869,”
Tom Frost shared.
Frost served as a founding
member of The Children’s
Hospital Foundation and has
provided leadership, commitment and compassion for the
past 59 years. The gift will be
recognized in 22 nurses’ stations throughout the hospital.
In conjunction with the monetary gift, Frost sponsored National Nurse’s Week activities to
recognize all nurses that provide
healing for the families. In addition to support from Frost Bank,
this gift is also made possible by
generous donors, Pat and Tom
Frost, Kelley and Pat Frost and
the Mary Peterson Wyatt Trust,
Frost Bank, trustee.
“Simply put, nurses take care
of our children and families”
said Pat Frost about the group’s
support. “We are proud to place
our names behind the nurses
of The Children’s Hospital of
San Antonio and want them to
know that we appreciate them
not only this week, but every
single day.”
“The quality of care demonstrated by the nurses throughout the hospital is immeasurable and would not be the same
without the tireless dedication
from each associate,” added
Elias Neujahr, president of The
Children’s Hospital.
The nursing profession has
been supported and promoted
by the American Nurses Association (ANA) since 1896. Each
of ANA’s state and territorial
nurses associations promotes
the nursing profession at the
state and regional levels. Each
conducts celebrations on these
dates to recognize the contributions that nurses and nursing
make to the community.
Frost has been a financial
leader in the community since
its inception. In 1868, Frost
began as a small San Antonio
mercantile store and has grown
to more than 120 financial centers across Texas. Throughout
the decades, their values have
not changed. They believe that
philanthropy is the right thing
to do to strengthen our community for generations to come.
For more information, please
visit www.frostbank.com.
L to R: Elias Neujahr, The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio
president; Dr. Mark Gilger, The Children’s Hospital pediatrician
in chief; Tom Frost; Pat Frost; Dana Rohman, The Children’s
Hospital of San Antonio chief nursing officer; Sr. Michele O’Brien,
The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio Foundation Development
specialist; and John Bel, The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio
Foundation president. (Courtesy photo)
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HEALTH
A stroke moves
like a wildfire.
10 seconds:
1.5 miles of nerve fibers burn away.
30 seconds:
1 million neurons destroyed.
50 seconds:
12 billion synapses gone.
A stroke moves fast.
We can move faster.
In a minute, stroke can burn through enough of
your brain to leave you speechless. Paralyzed.
Unable to learn, remember, or understand. But at
University Hospital, we can stop that fire, with the
region’s most experienced stroke team treating
you the minute you arrive. University Hospital, in
partnership with UT Medicine, is now designated
as the FIRST Joint Commission Certified
Comprehensive Stroke Center in South Texas.
Learn the signs of stroke and find out if you are at risk at
StrokeMovesFast.com.
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Outpatient surgery Anuncio de estudio de investigación en
center becomes first personas adultas con daños severos
in South Texas to
Estudio sobre administración de ácido tranexámico durante
el transporte médico por aire antes de llegar al hospital
use high-tech robot
(Prueba STAAMP, por sus siglas en inglés).
Special to La Prensa
Surgeons at CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Physicians Ambulatory
Surgery Center – Ewing Halsell
(CSR PASC – EH) performed
a laparoscopic myomectomy
(gynecological procedure) using the da Vinci Surgical System, becoming the first ambulatory surgery center in South
Texas to offer procedures using
this high-tech, robotic surgical
platform.
“We are excited to bring this
technology into an outpatient
surgery center environment,
especially for our women’s
services,” said Valentin Almendarez, Jr., MD, boardcertified obstetrician and gynecologist. “The da Vinci Surgical System will allow us to
perform operations through a
few small incisions, which can
help speed up recovery time for
our patients.”
Ambulatory surgery centers, like CSR PASC – EH,
offer high-quality procedures
and surgeries that are more
cost-effective when compared
to traditional hospital care.
Patients can see savings of up
to 50 percent at an outpatient
surgery center.
Physicians at CSR PASC –
EH will be using the da Vinci
robot to provide general and
gynecological services, including robotic hysterectomies,
single-site gynecological procedures, gallbladder and hernia
surgeries.
“We want our patients to
have a comfortable experience
whenever they’re at one of our
Centers,” said Brad Hamilton,
MBA, FACHE, vice president
of Ambulatory Services for
CHRISTUS Health. “By offering procedures using the da
Vinci robot, our ambulatory
surgery centers have stepped
up our already unparalleled,
high-quality, compassionate
care to another level.”
The da Vinci Surgical System
is powered by robotic-assisted
technology that allows the surgeon’s hand movements to be
translated into smaller, precise
movements of tiny instruments
inside the patient’s body. Benefits to patients include smaller
incisions, minimal blood loss,
less post-operative pain, faster
recovery time, low infection
rate and no hospital stay –
since they go home the very
same day.
For more information about
our award-winning ambulatory
surgery centers, call CSR PASC
– EH at (210) 949-6000.
University Hospital, AirLIFE y UT Health Science Center San Antonio llevarán a cabo
un estudio clínico de investigación en el sur de Tejas, para poner a prueba el uso del
medicamento ácido tranexámico (TXA) en pacientes de trauma adultos que se encuentren
en estado de shock. Estamos llevando a cabo este estudio para ver si el administrar TXA
en la fase temprana después de sufrir un daño una lesión ayuda a reducir el índice de
muertes en pacientes con daños severos que muestren signos o síntomas de sangrado
significativo, antes de llegar al centro de traumatología. Esta medicina ha sido aprobada
para sangrado en otros tipos de condiciones, pero aún no ha sido aprobada para trauma.
Ciertos tipos de pacientes, daños o herida serán excluidos. Este estudio puede incluir
pacientes incapacitados para dar su consentimiento a participar.
Si usted no quiere participar, envíe un email a TraumaResearch@UTHSCSA.edu
o llame al (210) 743-4130 para recibir por correo un brazalete STAAMP para no
participar y ser excluido de este estudio.
LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO
18 de mayo de 2016
9
Gratos recuerdos en “El Paseo por el Westside”
Por Roberto J. Pérez
rperez@laprensasa.com
La comunidad del Westside,
especialmente las personas de
generaciones anteriores, disfrutaron de un día de fiesta,
nostalgia y de gratos recuerdos
que permanecen indelebles en su
memoria y en su corazón cele­
brando el Paseo por el Westside
con música, sabrosos platillos
tex-mex y amenidades para toda
la familia.
“Paseo por el Westside” es una
producción anual de Esperanza
Peace and Justice Center, que
dirige Graciela Sánchez, presentada el sábado 7 de mayo con
el propósito –además de ofrecer
un sábado de entretenimiento
para todas las edades- de mantener en actividad a uno de
los sectores más antiguos de
la ciudad y menos favorecidos
económicamente, esto con pláticas culturales, muestras de la
preparación de los alimentos en
décadas anteriores y recorridos
en autobús alrededor del sector
oeste de la ciudad.
El entretenimiento continuo
estuvo a cargo del Grupo Taller
de la ciudad de Monterrey,
invitado especialmente para
esta ocasión, alternando con el
conjunto Grupo Heritage Taller,
academia de música tejana de
San Antonio, TX.
El centro de reunión fue El
Rinconcito de Esperanza, en la
esquina de Colorado St. y Ave.
Guadalupe, inaugurado hace tres
años, que sirve de foro para conciertos y de sala de exhibición de
fotografías y motivos tradicionales a fin de que las nuevas gene­
Mission...
pect into getting into permanent
housing including taking them
to appointments and filling out
paperwork for benefits that they
have not been receiving, such
as monthly vouchers. Once
the Mayors Challenge started
moving, many navigators also
wanted to move forward to give
them more resources to benefit
their health.
“Not only are we providing
them with housing, we are
meeting with them and making
sure we are giving them employment and addressing any
issue they have been dealing
with, including mental health
raciones conozcan sus orígenes
culturales.
Pero aun lado de las barreras
socio-económicas, el corazón del
Westside late y vibra como el
mejor, cuando se trata de hacer
un alto en el camino y recobrar
la energía para continuar en el
diario trabajo.
Y una muestra de tal determinación se puso de manifiesto con
el número de asistentes a esta
celebración en el Rinconcito de
Esperanza, alojado en una casa
típica del Westside con amplio
jardín donde se respira un cálido
ambiente de tiempos idos pero
no olvidados.
La celebración, que tuvo el
sabor de una fiesta familiar, se
llevó a cabo de 9 de la mañana
a 3 de la tarde, donde la familia
compartió platillos típicos texmex, música de fondo y música
(continued from page 1)
and unemployment,” Edward
Gonzales, assistant director of
the Department of Human Resources at City of San Antonio,
told La Prensa.
Although San Antonio has
accomplished the goal of reducing veterans on the streets,
there is more work to be done
to keep the challenge flowing.
In the future, many officials
hope to direct their mission to
help homeless individuals and
families.
“We need to continue to
be able to follow up to make
sure that they continue in the
program…It is a dual journey
so that those navigators walk
through the process with the
homeless veteran,” said Gonzales. “We are also preparing
for new veterans that come into
the system and into the community, but we have systems
to help them out quickly…I
think that the next step is to
cover the whole spectrum of
homelessness.”
If you are interested in helping a homeless veteran or are
in need of assistance, call South
Alamo Regional Alliance for the
Homeless (SARAH) at (210)
220-2382 or visit sarahomeless.org.
en vivo con artistas de las nuevas
generaciones y artistas jóvenes de
corazón, como es el ejemplo de
Beatriz Llamas y Rita Vidaurri,
quienes acompañadas por el Mariachi Águila, interpretaron canciones mexicanas que llenaron
toda una época en San Antonio.
LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO
10
18 de mayo de 2016
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-------------------------ORACIONES
Dear Heart of Jesus, in
the past I have asked for
favors. This time I ask
you this very special
one (mention favor).
Take it dear Jesus and
place it within your own
broken heart where your
father sees it, then in
your merciful eyes it
will become your favor
not mine. Amen. Say
this prayer for 3 days,
promise publication and
favor will be granted.
Never known to fail.
E.C.B.
J.B.F.
M.A.L.V.
and with my loved ones
in your Holy Grace.
Thank You for your
blessings given to my
loved ones and me. (A
person should read this
prayer 3 days in a row
without saying what
they want and in 3 days
they should receive the
grace no matter how
difficult it is.) Publish
When Grace is received.
Thank You. Grace Re­
ceived.
E.V.
May the Sacred Heart of B.I.G.
Jesus be adored, gloried,
loved and preserved
throughout the world
now and forever. Oh,
Sacred Heart of Jesus,
pray for us. St. Jude,
worker of miracles, pray
for us. St. Jude, helper
of the helpless, pray for
us. Say this prayer nine
times a day. By the
eight day your prayer
will be answered. It
has never been known
to fail. Publication must
be promised. Thank you
St. Jude.
Novena Los tres Ánge­
M.A.L.V.
les Protectores: San Ga­
C.A.
briel, San Miguel, y San
Rafael. Prenda 3 velas
blancas en un plato con
agua y azúcar y haga su
petición. A los tres días
publique esta oración.
Aunque no crea mire
que pasa el cuarto día.
I.L.L.
A.A.L.
Holy Spirit. You that
clarify everything. You
illuminate all my paths
so that I reach my goals.
You give me the gift to
be able to forgive and
forget the wrong that
they do to me. And in
all the seconds in my life
you are with me. In this
short dialog. I want to
thank you and confirm,
once more that I never
want to be separated
from you. My desire
is to be with you Lord
PARA LOS CASOS
MÁS DIFÍCILES. An­
te ti vengo con la fe de
mi alma, a buscar tu
sagrado consuelo en mi
difícil situación, no me
desampares de las puer­
tas que se me han de
abrir en mi camino, sea
tu Brazo Poderoso el
que las abra para darme
la tranquilidad que
ansío (tres peticiones
difíciles) suplica que te
hace un corazón afligi­
do por los duros golpes
del cruel destino que lo
han vencido siempre en
la lucha humana, ya que
sin tu poder divino no
intercede en mi favor
sucumbiré por falta de
ayuda. Brazo Poderoso,
asíste­me, am­párame y
con­dúceme a la Gloria
ce­
lestial. Gracias dul­
ce Jesús (rezar quince
días empezando vi­
ernes). Publicar antes
de los ocho. Confío en
Dios Padre y en su mi­
sericordia divina, por
eso pido a Él que ilu­
mine mi camino y me
otorgue la gracia que
tanto deseo. Gracias
Padre por oirme. Man­
de publicar y observe
lo que ocurrirá el cuarto
día.
B.I.G.
E.V.
don del mismo Espíritu
seamos siempre siempre
del bien y gozar de su
consuelo. Por Cristo
nuestro Señor. Amen.
R.C.
La sombra de el
Espíritu Santo
Ven, Espíritu Santo, lle­
na los corazones de tus
fieles y enciende en el­
los el fuego de tu amor.
Envía, Señor, tu Espíritu
y todo será creado. Y
renuevas la faz de la
tierra. Oremos. Oh Dios,
que ha enseñado a los
corazones de los fieles
con la luz del Espíritu
Santo, concédenos el
Espíritu Santo, Tú que
me aclaras todo, que ilu­
minas todos los caminos
para que yo alcance mi
ideal. Tú que me das el
don divino de perdonar
y olvidar el mal que me
hacen y que en todos los
instantes de mi vida estás
conmigo, yo quiero en
este corto diálogo agrade­
certe por todo y confirmar
una vez más que nunca
quiero separarme de ti,
por mayor que sea la ilu­
sión material. Deseo estar
contigo y todos mis seres
queridos en la gloria per­
petua. Gracias por tu mi­
sericordia para conmigo
y los míos. (La persona
deberá rezar esta oración
tres días seguidos sin
decir el pedido. Dentro de
tres días será alcanzada la
gracia por más difícil que
sea. Publicar esta oración
en cuanto se reciba la
gracia.) Amén.
I.L.L.
A.A.L
A.R.V.L.
Glorioso Apóstol San
Judas fiel amigo de
Jesús. Ruega por mi
que me encuentro deses­
perado en esta hora de
gran necesidad. Socorro
visible y prontamente,
te prometo bendito San
Judas recordarte siempre
y no olvidar gran favor,
nunca dejar de honrarte
como mi mas especial
bendito abogado, que
ruegas por mi.
J.S.G
M.A.L.V.
Oración Milagrosa
Benignísima Madre de
Misericordia, Hija de
Dios Padre, Madre de
Dios Hijo, Esposa del
Espíritu Santo, noble
descanso de toda la
Santísima
Trinidad;
elegida del Padre, pre­
servada por el Hijo y
amada del Espíritu San­
to. Vos sois en las cosas
dudosas nuestra luz, en
las tristes das consuelo,
en las angustias alivio,
y en los peligros y ten­
taciones fiel socorro.
Sois paraíso de gracias
y espirituales dones.
Bienaventurados
los
que de veras os aman
y sirven, y los que por
santidad de vida se ha­
cen siervos y devotos,
a vuestra piedad, pues,
recurro, Reina y Se­
ñora mía, para que me
enseñéis, gobernéis y
defendáis en todas las
horas y momentos de
mi vida; suplicándoos,
humildemente ahora
me alcancéis de la Ma­
jestad Divina la gracia
que al presente os pido,
si conviniere para bien
de mi alma y si no con­
viene, vos, como abo­
gada mía, dirigid mi
voluntad solo a lo que
sea honra y gloria de
Dios, y salvación de mi
alma. Amén.
LEGAL NOTICE
Application has been made with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage
Commission for a wine & beer retailer’s permit by Maria Castillo
dba Sabinas Coffee House, to be located at 2303 W. Commerce
St, San Antonio, Bexar county, Texas. Officer of said corporation
are Maria Castillo, owner.
18 de mayo de 2016
LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO
SPORTS
11
Las Stars en tiempo extra perdieron vs. Dream de Atlanta
Por José I. Franco
franco@laprensasa.com
El reforzado equipo Stars de
San Antonio, propiedad de la
empresa Spurs Sports & Entertainment (SS&E) cuya mesa
directiva la preside la mujer de
negocios Julianna Hawn Holt,
en el AT&T Center con emotiva
ceremonia dio por inaugurada su
temporada número 14 en la liga
de baloncesto femenil Women’s
National Basketball Association
(WNBA).
El partido de apertura ante
las visitantes Dream de Atlanta
contó con asistencia de 7,572
espectadores, quienes aplaudie­
ron la presentación de la nueva
quinteta estelar formada por las
aleras Monique Currie, Dearica
Hamby, la poste Jayne AppelMarinelli, la guardia y capitana
Kayla McBride y la escolta novata Moriah Jefferson, ex integrante del triunfador equipo
colegial UConn Huskies.
El entrenador en jefe Dan
Hughes contó con la colaboración de sus asistentes Vickie
Johnson y James Wade.
Por el equipo visitante estuvie­
ron activos el timonel en jefe
Michael Cooper y sus asistentes
Karleen Thompson y Miles Cooper, quienes con éxito estuvieron
ejecutando su plan de juego durante los cuatro periodos (cada
uno se juega a 10 minutos).
Hughes estuvo viendo la con-
tundencia de las jugadoras rivales, que en el primer cuarto
empataron 16-16, siendo superadas por Stars en el segundo
periodo con marcador de 14-11,
yéndose al descanso con pizarra
de 30 a 17 puntos.
El tercer periodo fue para
Atlanta con cerrado marcador
de 19-17.
En la parte complementaria,
en el cuarto tiempo, ambos equipos estuvieron a la par, siendo
el Dream quien se puso arriba
61 por 59. En esos momentos
(cinco décimas de segundo por
concluir el partido) Hughes
pidió tiempo para planear estrategia a seguir ya que Stars
tenía posesión del esférico.
Los árbitros Tom Nunez,
Jeff Wooten y Fatou CissokoStephens llamaron a la acción,
siendo cuando Stars ubicaron
bajo el aro a la central AppelMarinelli, quien recibió elevada
asistencia depositando el balón
dentro de la canasta para enviar
el cerrado partido de apertura a
cinco minutos de tiempo extra.
Dream se alzó con la victoria
tras anotar 12 unidades por 2
de Stars sumando un marcador
final de 73 a 63 puntos.
Por Dream destacaron la alera
estelar Angel McCoughtry con
15 puntos anotados en 29:02
minutos de acción, seguida por
la guardia Tiffany Hayes que
aportó 13 unidades y la suplente
escolta con 12 puntos.
Por Stars, Appel-Marinelli
sobresalió con los dos puntos
que empató el partido, con 2
de 3 disparos al aro, 9 rebotes,
2 asistencias, cometió 4 faltas
personales y 4 puntos anotados.
La alera Dearica Hamby depositó 14 unidades en el marcador.
Kayla McBride se despachó
con 24 puntos en 35:34 minutos
de juego y la debutante Moriah
Jefferson aportó 4 puntos, con 2
rebotes y 6 asistencias.
“Se pudo contener a las rivales
en el tiempo reglamentario; sin
embargo, ellas contaron con una
mejor estrategia, le doy crédito Dearica Hamby, alera de Stars (5), contuvo a la guardia
a su cuerpo de entrenadores. suplente Layshia Clarendon (23), quien finalizó anotando
Tene­m os mucho trabajo por 12 puntos en la victoria del Dream de Atlanta. (Foto, Franco)
hacer, esperando que pronto
logremos alcanzar el ritmo de
juego que nos lleve a una buena
temporada”, dijo Hughes.
“Jayne (Appel-Marinelli) con
su canasta que empató el partido nos levantó el ánimo y
se pudo retomar el paso; sin
embargo, nada se logró en
tiempo extra por lo que tenemos
que seguir practicando duro.
Agradezco al coach Hughes su
confianza porque me ha dado la
responsabilidad de capitanear al
equipo. Tenemos equipo joven
que pronto res­ponderá al nivel
de juego de la WNBA”, dijo
McBride.
Stars juegan mañana partido
matutino a las 11 a.m. vs. Sun
de Connecticut, partido que será
dedicado a estudiantes de primaria de la región de El Álamo.
Jayne Appel-Marinelli, poste de Stars, encestó dos puntos para empatar el partido 61-61 vs.
Dream de Atlanta, enviando el cotejo a tiempo extra. La felicitó la capitana Kayla McBride
y la guardia y delantera Alex Montgomery. (Foto, Franco)
LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO
12
18 de mayo de 2016
T H E F I R S T T O S AY T H A N K Y O U
TO OUR FUTURE HEROES
2016 Our Community Salutes - San Antonio
OCS is a national, non-profit organization created to recognize and honor graduating high school students and their parents who plan to enlist
in the armed services after graduation. The students will be honored at the fifth annual OCS-San Antonio Ceremony on May 18, 2016.
ARMY
Alexis Gomez Soto
Mazie Martinez
Dennis Summers
Alyssa Pruneda
Avalon Haben
Vanessa Alisasis
William Thornton Jr.
Rodolfo Alanis
Aaron Gonzales
Sylvia Martinez
Chelsea Talavera
Dora Quinn
Jonathan Harrahill
Autumn Alvarez
Andrew Ware
Jase Aley
Kanu Gonzales
Alexis Mays
Devin Thomas
Bryan Roca
Phil Hernandez
Zöe Arredondo
Matthew Wilson
Jose Almanza
Aaron Gonzalez
Juan Medina
Gustavo Tijerino
Eva Rodriguez
Damion High
Olivia Astorga
AIR FORCE
Mariana Avila
Andrew Gonzalez
Bradley Meinz
Jacob Torres
Michael Rojas
Juan Iruegas
Sean Baer
Cameron Anderson
Patrick Bates
Roy Gonzalez
Abigail Melchor
Princz Trampe
Daniela Romero-Najera
Alejandro Jaramillo
Cole Begnaud
Diana Cervantes
Daniel Beavers
Tyler Gormley
Jacque Miller
Alan Trejo
Ramon Sauceda
Dylan Johnson
Lorraine Broughton
Damon Davidson
Coltin Bentley
Damian Granado
Matthew Miller
Abraham Treviño
Mya Thomas
Ariel Jones
Francisco Castro
Alex De Leon-Rico
Adam Berrios
Quiar Green
Richard Milligan
Alberto Tristan
Jesus Trujillo
Trey Lawler
Alexxis Cook
Luis Escalante
Jason Blum
Everett Guerra
Becky Miranda
Monique Vasquez
Khloe Wedgworth
Ramon Mayorga
Jonathan Diamante
Emilio Espinal
Ricardo Botello
Salvador Gutierrez
Abraham Moncada
Vanessa Vasquez
Serenity Wehmann
Joseph McCabe
Allison Douglas
Isaiah Gagnon
Carsten Bullock
Hugh Hastings IV
Kristen Moore
Anthony Velasquez
Jane Whitcomb
Dylan Morris
Chad Emerick
Delilah Garcia
Zachary Burdge
Brandon Haugland
Isaac Munoz
Nathan Villarreal
Javier Williams
Parker Novotny
Luis Escalante
Nicholas Garcia
Melvin Cabrera
Cody Haugland
Joe Neaves
Jacob Vogel
Nicole Wilson
Antonio Orta III
Brian Evola
Michael Garza
Keila Camarillo
Delfino Hernandez
Sara North
Jonathan Vogel
MARINES
George Pena
Isaiah Garcia
Michael Gutierrez
Jesus Campos
Dionisio Hernandez
Erik Olguin
Jazmine Washington
Jordan Aguilar
Gilbert Pena
Mike Garza
Coby Hyatt
Christian Cantu
Erik Hernandez
Jose Palomo Solis
Mykal Wiley
Gabriel Alvarez
Jacob Reinhardt
Dylan Gonzales
Seth Leible
Jazmine Catherson
Joe Hernandez
Jacqueline Paredes
Ramon Williams
Jonathon Ardoin
Roland Retiz
Valerie Hall
John McCreary
Michael Clark
Pete Hernandez
Dawoon Park
Richard Williams
Joel Arizola
Christian Rios
Jennifer Hernandez
Juan Medina
Jah Cobb
Christopher Herrera
Jessica Parra
Fernando Wolfe
Juan Banegas
Oscar Robledo
Regina Hernandez
Chase Peace
Jacob Colorado
Venus Hurt
Alejandro Perez
TX ARMY NAT. GUARD
Cristian Barrera
Cullin Rucker
John Herrera
Joel Pena
Saul Contreras Estevez
Tatelyn Ingram
Jose Perez
Franklin Alcala
Zachary Bauer
Leticia Rutkowsky
Paine Hunter
Samuel Rodriguez
Laura De La Cerda
Jazmine Jimenez
Jordan Picardo
Wakai Arreola
Andrew Belenski
Gabriel Salazar
Jenna Johnson
Marcus Saldana
Dillon Dennis
Alan Johns
Michaelangelo Picon
Micah Baggett
Jovanie Blas
Nicholes Salazar
Kendra Lewis
Jackie Santoyo-Olguin
Jasmine Diggs
Destinee Johnson
Eloadim Pineda
Kathryn Bass
Zachary Broussard
Michael Sanchez
Christopher Ligon
Jamil Stallings
Thomas Duran
Joshua Kruithof
Xyion Reyes-Flores
Shawn Benedetti
Luis Bruno
Rebecca Sanchez
Daisy Lopez
Ashlynn Strong
Ryan Eastman
Justyn Kuhns
Paul Reyna
Elizabeth Buendia
Quentin Cervera
Victoria Sanchez
Mariana Martinez
John Tucker
Roberto Escamilla
Ruben Landeros
Grant Ridge
Jesus Carlos
Dylan Chagnon
Nicholas Schmidt
Stephanie Martinez
Alexander Valdez
Zachary Escamilla
Matthew Larsen
Cassidy Robbins
Christopher Castillo
Enrique Chavez
Justin Scott
Ares Messina
Mark Vasquez
Jazmin Escobedo
Yongbum Lee
James Robledo
Leonel Chaparro
Martin Chavez
Daniel Tejeda
Joseph Moore
Pete Velasquez
Margarita Esqueda
Juan Lopez
Anthony Rodriguez
Maddison Delgado
Joel Cruz
Christopher Torres
Elizabeth Morales
Stone Victor
Cesar Flores
Rodolfo Lopez
Jay Rodriguez
Benjamin Gutierrez
Celia Delatorre
Robert Towner
Matthew Olivarez
Katara Williams
Josiah Flores
Cameron Lott
Angel Romero
Thomas Hopkins
Joshua Deluna
Giovanni Urbina
Hunter Paine
Naomi Ybanez
Ryan Foster
Carlos Maldonado-Roman
Thomas Salame
Josh Incardona
Chase Dispain
Rheanon Valadez
Erica Pastrano
Francisco Zapata
Michelle Fuentes
Tyler Mamere
Steven Sanchez
Christopher Johnson
Joshua Faust
Eleazar Valero
Daniel Perez
Jacob Zertuche
Jeremy Garcia
Joseph Mangaccat
Jonathan Sarabia
Garrett Leos
Ernesto Flores
Johan Vega
Emil Rabor
Sean Zuniga
Marissa Garcia
Richard Martin
Joshua Sarabia
Alison Martinez
Andrew Garcia
Kevin Vigil
Kassandra Ramirez
Alexis Ghany
Ian Martinez
Richard Schoenberger
Anthony Melendrez
Alexander Garza
Bradley White
Luis Sanchez
Dejamison Gilliam
Isaac Martinez
Brandon Sifuentes
Jonathan Moncivaiz
Isaiah Gomez Garza
Athena Yates
Joshua Serna
Luis Godines
Joanna Martinez
Ronald Slaughter
Evan Olivarez
Michael Gonzales
Andrew Zepeda
Ross Talley
Destiny Gomez
Juan Martinez
Carver Sterling
James Otholt
Jahaziel Guerrero
NAVY
Addison Thompson
We Honor Our Future Service Members
www.ourcommunitysalutes.org/san_antonio