St. Clement of Rome Catholic Church

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St. Clement of Rome Catholic Church
On West Esplanade Avenue between Cleary & Richland Avenues
Volume 32 Number 37
September 22, 2013
PARISH CENTER
4317 Richland Ave. Metairie, LA 70002
Phone:
(504) 887-7821
Fax:
(504) 454-3906
E-mail: stclement@scrparish.org
PRIESTS
Rev. Luis F. Rodriguez, Pastor
Rev. Peter P. Finney, Parochial Vicar
DEACONS
David Caldero
Carlo Maniglia
Ian Bozant, Intern
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
SCHEDULE
Our adorationMASS
chapel
is open 24 hours
daily.
To
volunteer
for
one
hour each
SATURDAY VIGIL
4:00 pm
week,
contact the Parish8:00
Center.
SUNDAY
am
10:00 am
RECONCILIATION / CONFESSIONS
Noon
ESPAÑOL
2:00 pm
Wednesday
5:00 – 5:45
pm
6:00 pm
pm
Saturday
3:00 – 3:45
MONDAY — SATURDAY 8:15 am
or
by
appointment
TUE / WED / THU
6:00 pm
PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK
Please notify the Parish Center when a
parishioner is in the hospital or unable
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
to
attend
Mass.chapel is open 24 hours
Our
adoration
daily.
To volunteer for one hour each
BAPTISMS
week,
contact
Parish
Center.
Children
underthe
seven
years
of age are
baptized on the first and third Saturday
RECONCILIATION / CONFESSIONS
of each month after the 4:00 pm Mass.
Wednesday
5:00
– 5:45
pm to
Please contact the
Parish
Center
Saturday
3:00 – 3:45 pm
schedule an appointment.
or by appointment
MATRIMONY
PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK
Contact a parish priest or deacon at
Please
the Parish
Center
when a
least sixnotify
(6) months
before
the desired
parishioner
is
in
the
hospital
or
unable
wedding date.
to attend Mass.
FUNERALS
BAPTISMS
Please contact the Parish Center
Children
under the
seven
of age are
finalyears
arrangements
before making
baptized
on
the
first
and
third
Saturday
with the funeral home.
of each month after the 4:00 pm Mass.
Please contact the Parish Center to
schedule an appointment.
MATRIMONY
Contact a parish priest or deacon at
least six (6) months before the desired
wedding date.
FUNERALS
Please contact the Parish Center
before making the final arrangements
with the funeral home.
PARISH STAFF
Cynthia Bird, Operations Manager
Kevin Fountain, Maintenance Technician
Claire Gallagher, Religious Education
& Youth Ministry Coordinator
Blanca González, Office Assistant
Louis Hackett, Music Director
Theresa Laughlin, Administrative Assistant
Gail Stromeyer, Technology Coordinator
PARISH SCHOOL
3978 West Esplanade Ave.
Metairie, LA 70002
Phone:(504)888-0386 Fax:(504)885-8273
Chad Howat, Principal
Dr. Patricia Speeg, Assistant Principal
NEW PARISHIONERS — WELCOME!
Registration forms are available on the
table in back of church or on our website.
Visit our Website at http://www.scrparish.org.
Follow us on twitter@St Clement of Rome. Like us on facebook “St. Clement of Rome Parish”
A WALK THROUGH THE MASS: ENTRANCE THROUGH THE GREETING
DEACON IAN M. BOZANT
In order to foster a greater reverence for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, it is important for us to begin by
looking at the Mass more deeply. So often, we approach Holy Mass as a routine—something we have done all our
lives. It can run the risk of losing a sense of awe and mystery, but if we really sat down to pray and think about
the Mass, we might be surprised at how much we do not know and how many things there are for us to meditate
upon simply in the prayers, gestures and rites of Holy Mass. It is in this light that we begin our look at the parts of
the Mass from beginning to end.
Once we have readied ourselves for the Sacred Mysteries through this interior prayer and commitment, the
first thing we witness is an entrance procession accompanied by music. Processions accompany all forms of religious worship and can be seen in many examples of the Church’s liturgical life: Holy Mass, Eucharistic Processions, Palm Sunday Processions with Palms, Funeral Processions, etc. In Scripture, we find examples of processions with the Ark of the Covenant (2 Samuel 6, 1 Kings 8) and our Savior’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem
(Mark 11, Matthew 21, Luke 19, and John 12). In all of these examples, the procession is a sign of triumph and
royalty as well as a reminder of our own Christian pilgrimage from this life to our eternal reward. As such, it is
fitting that the procession marks the beginning of the celebration of Holy Mass. We witness the triumphal entry
of the standard of our salvation—the cross—and are reminded that this life is fleeting and is a preparation of the
life to come. Our posture during this procession is standing, which is drawn from Sacred Scripture when the people of Israel “would rise up and worship” each time Moses entered the Tent of Meeting where the Tabernacle was
located (cf. Exodus 33:7-11). The entrance chant that accompanies this liturgical procession has as its purpose the
fostering of a disposition of movement toward the great Sacrifice that is about to take place. Even here, we see
the idea of journeying being very important.
Immediately following the procession, the Priest and Deacon kiss the altar. Originally, they would kiss the
altar above the relics of the martyrs that were contained within the altar; however, even when relics are not present, the Priest and Deacon kiss the altar as a sign of reverence for the Sacrifice about to take place upon it. The
tradition of using relics in the altar stems from the early Christian community who would gather in secret to celebrate the Eucharist in the Roman catacombs upon the tombs of martyrs who had died in the persecutions. If incense is to be used, the Priest then incenses the cross and the altar, accompanied by the Deacon. Incense is used
because it is representative of the Christian’s prayer, enkindled in the heart by the fire of God’s love and exhaling
the odor of Christ, rising up as a pleasing offering in His sight and demanded by God for due worship in the Old
Testament (cf. Exodus 30:4).
Following this, we begin with the Sign of the Cross. This is one of the most important symbols used
throughout all of Holy Mass and it is fitting because it is this great mystery that we celebrate in the Mass—the Sacrifice of Calvary. The priest then greets the people and they respond with: And with your spirit. This response is
an acknowledgment by the congregation of the grace and presence of Christ who is present in the soul of the celebrant in a unique way by virtue of his ordination. The priest alone stands in persona Christi, in the person of Christ.
He is Christ Himself at the Holy Mass at the words of consecration so that he can truly say: This is My Body. Our
response is a recognition of this supreme grace. Additionally, this phrase comes directly from St. Paul’s Letters.
In both Galatians and Philippians, Paul wrote, “The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit, brethren.
Amen.” In the second Letter to Timothy, the apostle concludes with, “The Lord be with your spirit.” The last
words of the letter to Philemon are “The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit.” Again illustrating the
supremely biblical nature of the Mass and how we must come to know the Scriptures in order to fully participate
and understand the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.
Finally, we note the first time the priest extends his hands when he greets the faithful, saying, “The Lord
be with you.” This posture serves several purposes throughout the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass that will be explained in each instance, but the one common meaning that it conveys throughout is this: it is an image of the
Crucifixion. The priest extends his hands in a small open posture reflective of the extended arms of Christ on the
Cross: the supreme meeting place between God and Man! Again, we note the abundance of images of the Cross
that are used at Holy Mass, reflecting the central nature of the Cross to our life, the life of the Church, and Holy
Mass itself!
Parish Calendar News
Monday/Lunes, September 23
7:45 am Rosary (Church)
8:15 am Mass
7:30 pm Grupo Mariano (Drexel)
Tuesday/Martes, September 24
7:00 am Men’s Prayer Group (Seton)
8:15 am Mass
10:00 am K4J Training Session (Padua)
6:00 pm Mass
6:30 pm SCY Volleyball Game (Gym)
7:00 pm Singles Bingo (Vosbein Hall)
7:00 pm School Board (Conference Room)
7:00 pm K4J Training Session (Drexel)
7:00 pm Tiger Den #1 Cub Scouts (Padua)
7:15 pm Handbell Practice (Church)
7:30 pm SCY Prayer Night (Seton)
Wednesday/Miércoles, September 25
8:15 am Mass
10:00 am K4J Training Session (Conference Room)
5:00 pm Confessions
6:00 pm Mass
6:45 pm Legion of Mary (Drexel)
7:30 pm Ensayo—Coro Latino (Padua)
7:30 pm Choir Practice (Church)
7:30 pm Boy Scouts (Vosbein Hall)
Thursday/Jueves, September 26
8:15 am Mass
9:00 am St. Anthony Ministry (Padua)
12:00 pm Staff Meeting (Conference Room)
6:00 pm Mass
6:45 pm Bible Study Timeline (Vosbein Hall)
7:00 pm Cancer Survivors Support Group (Seelos)
7:00 pm Bear Scout Den (Seton)
Friday/Viernes, September 27
8:15 am Grandparents Day Mass (Pre-K-2nd)
12:00 pm Grandparents Day Mass (3rd-7th)
Saturday/Sábado, September 28
ROSARY COMMITMENT WEEKEND
8:15 am Mass
3:30 pm Rosary (Church)
4:00 pm Vigil Mass
Sunday/Domingo, September 29
8:00 am Mass
10:00 am Mass
11:00 am Confirmation Candidates & Parents (Vosbein Hall)
12:00 pm Mass
1:15 pm Legion of Mary Meeting (Vosbein Hall)
2:00 pm Misa
3:00 pm SCY Back to School Bash (Gym)
3:15 pm Catecismo para Adultos (Seton)
6:00 pm Mass
Please pray for the protection of
all our troops who are stationed
in the Middle East, especially
for:
Eli Arnold,Tyler Brewer Astin, Drew Bouysou,
Thomas P. Brewer II, Ian Erickson, Eldhen
Fajardo, Jason Hammett, Dimian A. Lozano,
Rocky Moskau, Chris Munguia, Troy A. Pridemore, David Sowell, Soldiers 3/4 Marines
St. Clement Youth Calendar of
Events
Sunday, Sep. 22 — “Let’s Talk about
Faith” with Deacon Ian, 7:009:00pm, Parish Center
Tuesday, Sep. 24 — 40 Days of Life Kick-off,
6:00pm, next to Ridgelake
Abortion Clinic (No SCY prayer
night)
Saturday, Sept. 28— Babies and Beignets, 9:00am—
12:00pm, Ridgelake Abortion
Clinic
Sunday, Sep. 29 — BYOB Party (Bring you own
banana) 3:00-5:00pm, Gym
YEAR OF FAMILY AND FAITH
Amos deals with the excesses of greed ingrained
within each of us. Yet, none of our excesses is
missed or forgotten by the Lord.
The Gospel follows the theme presented by
Amos. In order to remain “stable” in the senses
of Society, we are tempted to work both God and
Man at the same time. If one fails, we are able to
negotiate with the other. We find ourselves doing
that at any given time in our lives.
Where are we making our choice daily, God or
Man?
PRAY FOR VOCATIONS
The best way of supporting our
New Orleans Seminarians is by
praying for them. Please pray this
week for:
Dung Le
And there is a time for healing / Y hay un tiempo para sanar
Those who are sick asking the Lord that they may regain
their strength. May they find comfort as a result of our
prayers, especially,
Andrea Apusso, Mike Ancona, David J. Alexander,
Jorge Arana, Lillian Arnold, Rose Augello, Valentina
Armato, Stephen Bauer, Val Brousse, Ferry Becnel,
Ligia Buitrago, Edgardo Caldero, Connie Campbell,
Avenel Carlini, Earl Carson, Joshua Cassaday, Lang
Caucer, Bridget Celestine, Jeremy Claverie, Frances
Cognevich, Donald Connor, Betty Cutrera, Coach Neil
Langham, Carol Descant, Collin Duke, Lana Duke,
John DiStefano, Ryan Dyck, Rebecca Ernst, Chris
Fradella, Glenn Feliu, Robert Feliu, Renee Filostrat,
Diane Gambino, Elizabeth Gaiennie, Warrene Gambino, Angie Garganta, Lou Garrick, Carol and Bryan
Gassen, George Gross, Reynaldo Garcia, Dora Garcia,
Patricia Gleason, Faith Hamby, Serina Hardy, Lou
Hauth, Jay Hebert, Rosalind Hirius, Gayle Hoffman,
Philip Hoffman, Kathy Hymel, Sheryl Hartzheim, Paul
Hymel, Christina James, Rachel Carr Janney, William
Joffrion, Richard Judlin, Sherry Keppler, John King,
Dr. Emad Kandil, Marie Labella, Carol Lorch Piwko,
Frank & Yvonne Lovecchio, Brenden Maestri, Kathlyn
Martino, Aurelio Montenegro, Anne McGinnis, Michael McNally, Mercedes Mendoza, Jake Morris, Beverly & Charles Murray, Judee Morovich, Edith Maillian, Leonel Orellana, Marvin Owen, Socorro Peña,
Olga Pérez, Armine Person, Malcolm Philip, Laurie
Rabalis, Charlotte Rempel, Jay Rink, Alan Ruiz, Alan
Rusnak, Karen Ridgeway, Henry Sabido, Avery Sallean, Alexa Schexnaildre, Shirley Schneider, Anne
Schneider, Jack Strauser, Martin Stokes, Hank Sobon,
Suzzane Selig, Charles Taquino, Jr., Kleo Tonglet,
Rodney Trentadue, Sr., George Vujnovich, Joel Warren, Dana Welch, Eilis Willis, Celeste and Nathan Williamson, Jeff Wilson, Jack Westholz, Elena Zambrano
Ecclesiastes 3:1,3-5
OUR WEEKLY OFFERING
Sunday, September 15……………… $16,081.76
Catholic Communications …………..$ 4,369.86
We would like to thank all
who generously support our Parish.
Agradecemos a todos los que apoyan
generosamente a nuestra parroquia.
Saturday/Sábado, September 21 † - denotes deceased
4:00 pm Peter Catalano †, Joseph & Rosalie Molere †,
Spiridonia & Ferninand Loyacano †, Paul Trapani †,
Stephen & Elizabath Marcev †, George Pabst, Sr. †,
Mark May †, Gary Troyer †, John Paul Ruiz,
Charles & Domenica Cusimano †, Marie Bandera †,
Doris “Deedy” Finney †, Paul Trouard †,
Ed LaBruyere †, Mary Alice & Harold Richard †,
Adele Antoine †, Michael Edward Braud †,
Jean Tyler Eichhorn †, Pedro Ruiz, Jr.,
Slemmer & Ferrantelli Families, Clarence Koehl †,
John Wheles †
Sunday/Domingo, September 22
8:00 am Hersilie F. LaBarre †
10:00 am Helen LaBourgeois †, Joshua Cassaday,
John DeCorte †, Marilyn Middleton, John Smuck,
Marvin Firmin †, Shirley Sollenberger †,
Hymel Family Members Living and Deceased,
Ed LaBruyere, Sr. †, Byron & Bridget Richard †,
Betty St. Germain McLuckie †, Bob Schmidt †,
Gia Allemand †, Frances Cabibi, Michelle Pierre †,
Dr. Porfirio Buada, Sr. †, Dr. Porfirio Buada, II,
Francis Lawrenz Ancheta †, Michael Carubba †,
Rick Speeg, Thelma Rodriguez †, Merrita Oldenberg,
Mildred Lacoste †, Geneive Lacoste †,
Gary C. Murret †, Kenneth Tim Wilkerson †.
Laurence Kelly †
12 noon All Parishioners
2:00 pm Mercedes Hudiel, Carlos Malespín †,
Alicia Solórzano B. †, Antonio Llovet †,
Carlos Javier Fajardo †, Francia Riquett,
Ashley Gavilanes, Patricio Gavilanes,
Ana Rosa Palacios †, Alicia B. de Solórzano †,
Natalie A. Bartling †, Ester América Montoya †,
Juan Carlos Montoya †, Roy Breseman †
6:00 pm Catherine Paternostro †
Monday/Lunes, September 23
8:15 am Ed LaBruyere †
Tuesday/Martes, September 24
8:15 am Ed LaBruyere †
6:00 pm Jack Fourcade, Sr.
Wednesday/Miércoles, September 25
8:15 am Stan Middleton
6:00 pm Msgr. Richard Carroll †
Thursday/Jueves, September 26
8:15 am Valerie Navarro †
6:00 pm Stanley Gaudet †
Friday/Viernes, September 27
8:15 am Naomi Dominguez Hedrick †
Saturday/Sábado, September 28
8:15 am Alfred Lucich, Sr. †
St. Clement’s Oyster Festival
The Oyster Festival
will be on November
8, 9 and 10, 2013.
Donation and
sponsorship forms are
available at all church
entrances for anyone
who wishes to make a donation or be a
sponsor. There will be request forms for
donations of certain drinks placed at all
church entrances soon. Please look for
these in the back of church.
THANK YOU !
St. Clement of Rome will celebrate Rosary
Commitment Weekend September
28th & 29th to call attention to the
importance of the recitation of the
daily rosary, especially during
October, the Month of the Rosary.
The Mother of God has been pleading
with people of the world to pray the
rosary everyday to bring people back to God and
for true peace. After all Masses during Rosary
Commitment Weekend, volunteers will be
distributing, at no charge, rosaries, scapulars and
the St Clement of Rome Rosary CD containing the
Joyful, Luminous, Sorrowful and Glorious
Mysteries.
OUR SANCTUARY LAMP
will burn in memory of
CHARLES AND ROSEMARY
TUSA
St. Anthony Ministry Report—August 2013
Type of Assistance Number of Families Total Amt
Rent
14
$7,605.00
Utilities
15
$2,679.67
Other assistance
0
Come and spend an hour with
the Lord.
Adorer needed for Saturdays
at 4:00pm
Call Parish Center for more information.
FLOWERS FOR ALTAR IN OCTOBER
Anyone wishing to donate flowers
for the altar during the month of
October, please contact the Parish
Center. Please do so early if a
special weekend date is required.
Our Life, One Rose
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Silver Rose Run
E. D. White Knights of
Columbus Council #3245
will host The “Running of
the Silver Rose”, at St. Clement of Rome at 8:00am Mass
on September 29th. The rosary will be prayed after the
Mass for the pro- life cause. The Knights of
Columbus of E. D. White. will participate in
a North American effort paying special
tribute to Our Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness
of the Americas, through the Silver Rose
Program. This program involves running a
Silver Rose from Ontario through the United
States to Mexico.
Total Families Assisted (29)
$10,284.67
FOOD DISTRIBUTION to 78 families
Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Weekend of September 21/22 2013
In Jesus’ parable of the Unjust Steward, we
encounter a financial manager who has wasted his
master’s wealth and faces dismissal from his
position. To overcome the crisis confronting him,
the steward reduces some very considerable debts
owed by poor neighbors to his master in order to
help them out. Though the steward has sinned
against God and his master by squandering what
belongs to someone else, both the prudent way in
which he goes about resolving the crisis coupled
with relieving people who are in need can be seen
as a way to better steward the gifts entrusted to us
by God. Although good stewards today acknowledge that they may never use their God- given gifts
in a way that completely conforms to the demands
of the Gospel, a commitment to using their gifts
with prudence and for the purpose of helping their
neighbors wins God’s favor.
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — The Lord never forgets the sins of
those who take advantage of the poor (Amos 8:4-7).
Psalm — Praise the Lord who lifts up the poor
(Psalm 113).
Second Reading — God our savior wills everyone
to be saved (1 Timothy 2:1-8).
Gospel — The one who is trustworthy in small matters is also trustworthy in great ones (Luke 16:1-13).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997,
International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Tuesday:
Ezr 1:1-6; Ps 126:1b-6; Lk 8:16-18
Ezr 6:7-8, 12b, 14-20; Ps 122:1-5;
Lk 8:19-21
Wednesday: Ezr 9:5-9; Tb:13:2, 3-4,7-8; Lk 9:1-6
Thursday: Hg 1:1-8; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Lk 9:7-9
Friday:
Hg 2:1-9; Ps 43:1-4; Lk 9:18-22
Saturday:
Zec 2:5-9, 14-15a; Jer 31:10-12ab,
13; Lk 9:43b-45
Sunday:
Am 6:1a, 4-7; Ps 146:7-10; 1 Tm
6:11-16; Lk 16:19-31
Dr. Briant Pitre will speak at the Pauline Book Center,
4403 Veterans in Metairie on Tues., Oct. 1st at 7:00pm.
His topic will be “The Life of Abraham & the Mystery of
Faith. Registration is free, but call 887-7631 to reserve a
seat.
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday:
Monday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary
Time; Autumn begins
St. Pius of Pietrelcina (Padre Pio)
Ss. Cosmas and Damian
St. Vincent de Paul
St. Wenceslaus; Blessed Virgin Mary
St. Lawrence Ruiz and Companions
TIMING
It is never the wrong time to do the right thing.
—Anonymous
ST. CLEMENT OF ROME SCHOOL
GRANDPARENT’S DAY
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2013
Morning Mass for Students in Grades PK-3—2 and
their Siblings
8:15am-9:15am Mass
9:15am-9:45am Classroom Visits
9:45am-1045am Reception and Pictures in the Gym
Noon Mass for Students in Grades 3—7
12:00pm-1:00pm Mass
1:00pm-1:30pm Classroom Visits
1:30pm-2:30pm Reception and Pictures in the Gym
Grandparents will be allowed to check their grandchildren out early. Please inform homeroom teacher.
We Are Called to Meet the Needs of Others
Our Stewardship of Ministry emphasis begins soon, and you will receive introductory material concerning
our effort in the mail. Through your study, you will learn more about this aspect of our Total Stewardship
program and have the chance to indicate your level of involvement, prayerfully considering the parish
ministries in which you’d most like to participate. In the first century, Jesus sent the disciples to focus
on the needs of others. As his followers, the disciples proclaimed the Gospel, healed the sick, cast out
evil spirits, and more. In obedience to that call, we too evangelize, we educate, we heal, and we work to
separate the sacred from the profane. Please begin to pray about your response.
Jesus encountered the poor, the needy and the hurting everywhere he went, and—especially as they
found in him the Healer, Restorer, and Redeemer—they found him often. Today, though we live in
communities blessed with almost unprecedented plenty, just as the Lord promised, we will always have
the poor and the needy with us. To his disciples, the Lord’s call was clear. “Proclaim the truth,” Jesus said.
“Cure the sick, raise the dead, cleanse lepers, and drive out demons.” It was a set of specific instructions
addressing particular needs. In the days ahead, you will have the opportunity to personalize your
commitment too, serving in particular ministries. We are called to meet the needs of others.
Living Stewardship Now
Decide which ministries and charities you will give your time and skills to in the year ahead. Call,
e-mail, or fill out a card to sign up. Keep track of your commitment, week by week.
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LECTURAS DE HOY
Primera lectura — El Señor nunca se olvida del
pecado de los que hacen trampa a los pobres y
abusan de ellos (Amós 8:4-7).
Salmo — Que alaben al Señor todos sus siervos
(Salmo 113 [112]).
Segunda lectura — Reza al Señor, que quiere que
todos se salven (1 Timoteo 2:1-8).
Evangelio — Sé responsable en todo. Sirve a Dios,
el único Señor, no al dinero (Lucas 16:1-13).
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Lunes:
Martes:
Miércoles:
Jueves:
Viernes:
Sábado:
Domingo:
Ezr 1:1-6; Sal 126 (125):1b-6; Lc
8:16-18
Ezr 6:7-8, 12b, 14-20; Sal 122
(121):1-5; Lc 8:19-21
Ezr 9:5-9; Tob:13:2, 3-4abefghn, 7-8;
Lc 9:1-6
Ag 1:1-8; Sal 149 (148):1b-6a, 9b; Lc
9:7-9
Ag 2:1-9; Sal 43 (42):1-4; Lc 9:18-22
Zac 2:5-9, 14-15a; Jer 31:10-12ab,
13; Lc 9:43b-45
Am 6:1a, 4-7; Sal 146 (145):7-10;
1 Tm 6:11-16; Lc 16:19-31
LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES
Domingo:
Lunes:
Jueves:
Viernes:
Sábado:
Vigésimo Quinto Domingo
del Tiempo Ordinario; Comienza el
Otoño
San Pío de Pietrelcina (Padre Pío)
Santos Cosme y Damián
San Vicente de Paul
San Wenceslao;
San Lorenzo Ruiz y compañeros
OPORTUNIDAD
No hay momento inoportuno para hacer el
bien.
EL CALIZ DE LAS
VOCACIONES
¡Nuestra comunidad te necesita
para orar por las vocaciones
sacerdotales y religiosas! Lleva
el cáliz a tu casa y ora con tu
familia y amigos para que más
jóvenes respondan al llamado de Dios,
especialmente los latinos. El cáliz está
disponible las semanas del:
8 de diciembre
15 de diciembre
Más información llame a Blanca al 887-7821.
RENOVACION CARISMATICA
CATOLICA HISPANA
La vigésima quinta Conferencia de la Renovación Carismatica Hispana de la Arquidiócesis de Nueva Orleans, se
llavará cabo el 4-5 de Octubre, 2013. Los invitados especiales son: Rev. Sergio Serrano, Diácono David Caldero,
Sr. Pablo Bayona de Newark, New Jersey y la Sra. Inés
de Viaud de El Salvador, C.A.
Viernes, 6:30-9:30pm
Sábado, 8:00am-7:30pm
Lugar: Centro Pastoral /Apostolado Hispano
2525 Maine Avenue, Metairie
Para más información, llame al (504) 234-5710.
Donación: $10
Habrá venta de comida.
FLORES PARA EL SANTUARIO
Si está interesado en donar flores
para el santuario de la iglesia
durante el mes de octubre, favor de
llamar al Centro Parroquial para
separar el fin de semana que desee.
Estas flores pueden ser ofrecidas
por alguna intención especial.
—Anónimo
Centro Parroquial —Blanca—(504) 887-7821
La Corresponsabilidad Vivida Ahora
Decide a cuáles ministerios y obras de caridad deseas prestar tu tiempo y tus habilidades
durante el próximo año. Apúntate y mantente al tanto de tu propio compromiso cada semana.
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PRIORIDADES
En la primera lectura, el profeta Amós se enfurece
contra todos aquellos tan avarientos que cierran sus ojos y su
corazón a las necesidades de los pobres entre ellos. Ganarse un
dólar es una cosa, dice Amós. Hacerlo a costa de los
desamparados es algo completamente distinto.
En la segunda lectura, Pablo nos recuerda nuestra
responsabilidad y deber de rezar. Hace un llamado a incluir a
todos en nuestra oración –una oración que debe distinguir la
vida diaria de los cristianos.
En el Evangelio, Jesús describe el intenso esfuerzo de
un astuto sirviente que ve aproximarse un “recorte” de
personal. Jesús lo admira y se pregunta por qué tanta astucia se
limita al mundo de los negocios. Jesús no entiende por qué
quienes buscan una “posición” en el Reino de Dios no son tan
ingeniosos y tan recursivos.
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JESÚS
Nuestra capilla del Santísimo necesita
adoradores para los sábados a las
4:00pm. Para más información, llame al
Centro Parroquial al 887-7821.
FIN DE SEMANA DE COMPROMISO
CON EL SANTO ROSARIO
Nuestra parroquia estará celebrando el fin de semana
de compromiso con el Santo Rosario los días 28 y 29
de septiembre en el cual invitamos a todos a rezar el
Rosario todos los días, especialmente durante el mes
de octubre, mes del rosario. La Madre de Dios ha
pedido que la gente del mundo rece el rosario todos
los días para aumentar el número de conversions a
Dios y alcanzar una paz verdadera. Voluntarios
estarán regalando rosarios, escapularios y CDs
conteniendo los misterios gozosos, luminosos,
dolorosos y gloriosos.
Nuestra Feria de Artes Manuales será el sábado, 5 de
octubre de 9:00am- 5:00pm. Venga a disfrutar con su
familia y obtenga sus manualidades favoritas a precios
módicos. Si usted quiere participar como vendedor, todavia
hay espacio disponible. Llame al Centro Parroquial para
más información.
La mejor forma de apoyar a nuestros seminaristas es orar por ellos. Por favor,
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