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February 7th, 2016
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time
MASS SCHEDULE WEEKEND/
HORARIO DE MISAS
Saturday 4:30pm;
Sunday 8:00am, 10:00am
& 12:00pm Español (Spanish)
Weekdays: 8:00am Mon, Wed — Sat
12:05pm on Tues & Thurs
Holy Days/Días Santas
8:00am, 12:05pm, & 6:30pm
Addresses/Direcciones
Church 229 S. 28th Ave.
Office/Oficina:
Parish Center
(behind the school/atrás de la escuela)
221 S. 28th Ave.
Phone/Teléfono: 715-842-3148
Office Hours/Horas
Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 4:00pm
Our Website:
stmatthewwausau.org
PARISH /PERSONAL DE LA
STAFF
PARROQUIA
Pastor Rev. Robert Thorn
Associate Pastor Rev. Dan Thelen
Deacon Rev. Mr. Tom Tierney
Plant Manager Jason Seliger
DRE & Hispanic RE: Patricia Cicha
Dir. Youth Ministry Janet Nichols
Pastoral Care Norma Kipp
Secretary Ann Graveen
Bulletin Editor Lori Zimick
Finance Secretary Barb Splinter
Ash Wednesday Masses
8:00am, 12:05pm & 6:30pm
DEVOTIONS
Rosary
Daily before Mass & Wed. 4:30 PM
Prayer for Priests
included with rosary Mon., Wed. & Fri.
Vespers
Wednesday 5:00 PM
Benediction
Wednesday 4:50 PM and after Mass on
1st Friday of the month
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Every Wed. after 8 AM Mass until 5 PM.
Pax Christi Adoration Chapel-Marathon
Tues. 9 AM-11 PM; Wed. 9 AM-Thurs. 10
PM; Fri 9 AM-6 PM; Sun. noon-10 PM.
St. Therese-Rothschild
Tues. after 8 AM Mass to Fri. 7:30 AM.
Entrance available after 6 PM by ringing
main entrance doorbell. Call 715-3598352 to volunteer.
CELEBRATION OF SACRAMENTS
Confessions :
Saturday 10:30am-12:00 noon or by
Appointment.
Baptism:
Arrangements must be made at the rectory
office. The next class is scheduled for
March 7, 2016 at 6:30 PM in the
Parish Center. Preparation classes are
required of parents and recommended for
godparents. Contact Nancy 715-675-6796,
to register for classes. Registration is
accepted up to one week prior to the class
session.
Marriage:
Arrangements for marriage must be made
with the Pastor at least 6 months in
advance. Call Fr. Bob to arrange your
marriage.
Anointing of the Sick:
If you are entering the hospital for a
scheduled surgery and wish to celebrate this
sacrament prior to your hospitalization,
please contact Norma. If you would like
Fr. Bob to visit you during your hospital stay,
leave word upon entry as a patient.
CYCLE C FEBRUARY 7, 2016
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time
"When they brought their boats to the shore, they left everything and
followed him." Just when business was finally booming, Simon and
Company closed up shop. The timing was strange, really. After a lifetime
of fishing to make a living, these men had just hauled in so many fish
that "their nets were tearing" and "the boats were in danger of sinking."
Just imagine the profit on the other side of this night's work! Just imagine
how their reputation would have grown. How easy it would have been to
go out and buy a new fleet of boats and to upgrade their stash of nets.
Most likely for the first time, wealth was within reach.
And yet, just then, Simon, James, and John left their boats on the shore
and followed Jesus in the task of "catching men." This is astonishing.
Not only did they give up their
sudden monetary success,
they gave up EVERYTHING.
In a moment's time, these
men radically altered their
life, their plans, their future,
and their fortune. And
civilization has never been
the same since.
Thanks in large part to the courage of these first apostles, and of their
successors the bishops, and of all the faithful men and women religious
throughout history who have "left everything and followed him," our
church has continued to flourish and our culture has been greatly
enhanced. Those of us who are members of the laity are likewise called
to follow Christ, of course. The tremendous sacrifices that priests and
religious sisters make should inspire us, and remind us that serving
Christ-at any cost-is worth it. Their lives stand as a powerful witness
indeed. Today, let us pause to thank God for these men and women and
to ask his blessing on them all.
BULLETIN DEADLINE—Friday by 4:00pm
Bulletin Editor: lorizk@stmatthewwausau.org
Visit us online www.stmatthewwausau.org
Intercessory Prayer:
If you are in need of prayer, please
call Peggy B. at 715-845-3321 or the
Parish Center at 715-842-3148. Our
prayer group is always ready to be of
help when prayer is needed.
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Couples Preparing to Celebrate the Sacrament of Marriage
Area Lenten Meals Offered
In the Diocese of LaCrosse (as in all the dioceses in
Wisconsin) one expectation in a couple's preparation
for the celebration of the Sacrament of Marriage is to
participate in a marriage preparation program.
St. Michael Parish, 611 Stark Street, will have their annual
Lenten Fish Fries on 5 Fridays of Lent. February 19, 26,
March 4, 11 and 18.
The diocesan program is entitled Married Love: Two Becoming
One. The program should be completed 4-6 months before
the celebration of the sacrament.
Church of the Resurrection will have their annual Lenten Soup
Lunches on each Wednesday of Lent, February 10 through
March 23, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm.
A freewill offering will be accepted.
Married Love: Two Becoming One will be offered in the
Wausau Deanery on March 11-12. The deadline to register
for this session is February 12.
St. John’s Catholic Church, Edgar, will be having a Fish and
Shrimp Fry all Fridays of Lent. Served from 4:00-7:30pm.
For carryout phone 715-352-3111.
Contact: Ken and Linda Narloch at urpreparing4love@aol.com
or 715-355-1806 for information and to register. The dates
for 2016: May 13-14, August 12-13 and October 28-29.
St. Patrick’s, Halder, will have Fish Fries all Fridays of Lent,
February 12-March 25th. Carry outs available 715-693-2765.
Catholic Youth Evangelizer
A Fundraiser for
St. Vincent dePaul Of Wausau
Serving the Poor and Needy
SPIRITUS is seeking passionate Catholics, 21-29 years of age,
who want to ignite the faith in thousands of young Catholics
through retreats and parish youth ministry.
Team members live in community and travel to parishes and
schools throughout Wisconsin; they receive training, formation,
spiritual direction, lodging, food, a monthly allowance, health
insurance and a $2,000 stipend upon completion of the
9-month program. It is a unique opportunity to serve our Lord
and help young Catholics grow in faith.
“SMART CHICKS
And OLD BAGS”
(Sale includes new & gently used purses,
Scarves, hats and accessories)
Visit www.spiritusministries.org. for more information.
contact Andrea at andreaschool@spiritusministries.org or
(920) 722-8918 x5
March 5 at St. Michael Parish
611 Stark Street
Sale: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
A Mashtini Lunch, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Free Shopping
Lunch $10
An Evening for Couples
Dinner/Dance
“You May Be Right, I May Be Crazy”
Or
“How Healthy Love of Self Accentuates Marriage”
For additional information call
Elizabeth at 715-845-2355.
The Wisconsin Rapids Deanery Family Life Committee
is sponsoring its 8th Annual dinner/dance
for all engaged and married couples.
Special Speaker at St. Florian Parish
Fr. Sam Martin will be the featured speaker
Rev. John M. Tourangeau, a Norbertine priest, will be
speaking on his afterlife experience after suffering a heart
attack. He has written a book, “TO HEAVEN AND BACK”
About our speaker: Father Martin is the second of 5 children,
raised on a farm in southwest Wisconsin (near Prairie du
Chien), He graduated with degrees in Philosophy and Theology
from the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul in 1995. In 1999
he was ordained a priest after completing degrees at the
Gregorian University in Rome and at the John Paul II Institute
(also in Rome). He served as Chaplain/Theology instructor at
Assumption from 2000-2002, then at Aquinas High School in
La Crosse from 2002-2011 (also was director of the Holy
Cross Seminary House of Formation during those years).
Since 2011, he has served as Pastor of St. John the Baptist in
Marshfield and Christ the King in Spencer.
The Rosary Society at St. Florian Parish, Hatley, WI will be
sponsoring this event. All are welcome to come to our church
on Thursday, February 11th at 7PM to hear this interesting
speaker.
Refreshments afterwards in our church basement.
Job Opening==Teaching Principal
St. Paul Catholic School, Mosinee, WI, is seeking applicants
for a teaching principal. The qualified candidate will hold a
Master’s Degree in Education Administration (or working
towards it). Additional information is available at
www.stpaulmosinee.org, click on the “school” link.
Date:
Where:
When:
Saturday, February 27th
Hotel Mead, Wisconsin Rapids
—Social with a cash bar at 5 PM
—Dinner at 6 PM/followed by speaker
—Music and dancing until 10 PM
Cost:
$50 per couple
For more information, contact Kathy Voelker
at 715-325-6826 (evenings)
Send resume, Wisconsin certification, and three letters of
reference by February 25, 2016 to
sstankowski@stpaulmosinee.org or St. Paul School, Sandra
Stankowski, 404 High Street, Mosinee, WI 54455.
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Welcome to Our Faith Community
Lenten Soup Suppers
The Soup Supper crew is stirring up some
Tomato Soup or Creamy Vegetable Soup for your
enjoyment, on 2/10. Sandwiches, salads, &
jello are also available.
Oliver Thomas Pagel, son of Caleb and Elizabeth,
who was baptized on Sunday, January 24th.
May he continually grow in his
love and faith in Jesus
Soup Supper is served from 4:15pm – 6:30pm
in the school cafeteria. The cost is a free–will donation.
Please consider helping out with this parish project. Here are
some suggestions to consider:
DONATE SUPPLIES—VOLUNTEER TO WORK—BRING A DESSERT
Beginning Thursday, February 11th, the
Stations of The Cross will be prayed after
the 8:00am daily Masses, Monday,
Wednesday-Saturday.
COME AND ENJOY A MEAL: Bring your family and friends to join
your fellow parishioners for the best soup in town!
Following the 4:30pm Saturday Mass.
In Spanish following the 12 Noon
Sunday Mass.
Any questions contact Faye at 715-845-3302.
Beginning Saturday, February 13th,
confessions will be heard from
10:30 am to 12 Noon, during the
weeks of Lent.
Bible Study on the book of Corinthians!!!
Why is a study on Corinthians for me?
Do you wish to dig a little deeper into how to live a Christian
life in the midst of today's society and distractions?
Have you always wondered quite what it means to see the
body as a temple of the Holy Spirit and how you implement
that into your own life?
A Mass Intention is a beautiful way to pray for and remember
our loved ones. It is the greatest prayer on earth and often
releases souls from purgatory.
Do you wonder how exactly is the sacrifice of Christ truly made
present in the Eucharist?
A stipend is $10 and the request can be taken over the phone
by calling 715 842-3148.
Then this is a study for you!
Volunteer(s) Needed—Snow Removal
Join us for this 10-week ,Dr. Tim Gray, DVD series on Tuesday
mornings, 10:30am to noon.
For the Weekend of February 13th and 14th.
Enjoy the friendship of others, a warm spot to learn, and a
renewed joy in your walk with Jesus. Study begins Feb. 23,
2016. (No study March 22, 29. Last study date is May 10th)
We are looking for someone to help remove
snow from the church and school sidewalks
should the need arise.
Meeting will be held in Emily’s room, off the Angelorum.
If interested, please contact Jason
at 715-581-2005.
Bible Study book fee: $25.00. Please sign up for class by
Monday, February 15th, so we may order the study books.
Help Needed to Build Shelves
For any questions or to sign up please call Janet @ the parish
center, 715 842-3148.
Looking for a volunteer to make shelves
for the Angelorum storage area?
“40 Days for Life”
Please contact Jason for details
715-581-2005.
Coming February 10th through
March 20th, you’re invited to join
other Christians for 40 Days for
Life--40 days of prayer and fasting
for an end to abortion.
DIOCESAN ANNUAL APPEAL
Total Records:
Parishioners Pledging
Not Pledged
You’re also invited to stand and peacefully pray during the
40-day vigil in front of Family Planning Health Services, 719 N.
3rd Avenue, Wausau, 6am -6pm.
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We are at a standstill! Please send in your pledge cards with
amount pledged, as soon as possible so that you can be
included with the parishioners who have already taken care of
this matter. We need everyone to cooperate in order to meet
our target of $70,327.
If you would like more information and especially if you would
like to volunteer to pray publicly contact: Kimberly Connolly at
715- 551-7518 or Mary Litchauer at 715 573-9208.
If everyone does their part, we can be successful. Any amount
you are able to pledge is appreciated. No amount too great, no
amount too small. God loves the cheerful giver! May His
blessings be yours! Thank you for answering this request in
regard to our Diocesan Annual Appeal.
Pray is a powerful weapon on the evils of abortion! Come to
our kick off Rally on February 13th, Saturday. A professional
sidewalk counselor/prayer and now president of Pro Life
Wisconsin will be speaking. He will share many fruits of his
personal involvement with 40 Days for Life.
Please put your DAA commitment reminder with your monthly
statements. That way you will never get behind with your
payment on your pledge. Thanks!
Our Kick off Rally will begin 2:00pm, St. Matthew Cafeteria on
Saturday, February 13th.
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2015-2016
Religious Education Calendar
Wednesdays 6:15-7:30pm
Student Mite Box
Collection
Diocese of La Crosse
Mite Box Collection
2/10—Session #20—K-10 MUST attend Ash Wednesday Mass
with class. Meet in classroom at 6:15pm
2/17—Session #21—First Eucharist Parent Mtg. #2
6:30-7:30pm, Cafeteria
2/24—Session #22
3/2—Session #23
During the season of Lent we ask that you put your spare
change, or part of your allowance or wages in your Mite Box for
our Diocesan Mission Parish, Holy Cross in Santa Cruz, Bolivia.
Holy Cross has done extraordinary work in serving Catholics
as well as the poor of the Third World. An important reason
for Holy Cross’s success is You, and the support of the youth
of our Diocese through the Lent Mite Box collection.
Little Flowers Girls Club
St. Matthew will be hosting “Little Flowers
Girls Club” starting the first Saturday in
March.
This collection is a wonderful opportunity for our students to
learn the importance of making sacrifice through almsgiving.
Come and find out about this wholesome
club for girls, ages 5 through 10. Older
girls are encouraged to come and be of
an assistant to the adult leaders.
Something for all. Learn about virtues and saints through
crafts and games. We will meet March 5th, 11:00am to
1:00pm at the Parish Center. Any questions please contact
Sara @ 715 201-2256.
Filled Mite Boxes should be turned in to your religion teacher
on or before March 24th or you may drop it off at the Parish
Center during business hours. God Bless!
Embracing the “Year of Mercy”
The Corporal Works of Mercy
Feed the Hungry
Give Drink to the Thirsty
Clothe the Naked
Shelter the Homeless
Visit the Sick
Visit the Imprisoned
Bury the Dead
Attention: ALL 2016 First
Communicant Families
Parent Information Meetings
+Wednesday, February 17, 2016 at 6:30-7:30PM in the
school cafeteria
The Spiritual Works of Mercy
Eucharistic Family Retreat
Admonish the Sinner
Instruct the Ignorant
Counsel the Doubtful
Comfort the Afflicted
Bears Wrongs Patiently
Forgive Offenses Willingly
Pray for the Living and the Dead
+Saturday, March 19, 2016 9:00AM-12:00PM with
rehearsal in church at 12:30-1:30PM
(We will hold an additional practice on April 13, 2016
during Rel Ed)
Celebration of First Holy Communion
+Sunday, April 17, 2016 at 10:00AM and 12:00 Noon
Masses
St. Anne Parish Mission
Blessed Virgin Mary May Crowning
Theme: I Am, With Joy
+Sunday, May 1, 2016 at 10:00AM and 12:00Noon Masses
First Eucharist Mystagogy
Monday, March 7-Wednesday, March 9, 2016 at
6:30 PM nightly in church
+Sunday, May 21, 2016 2:00-4:00PM behind the rectory
(A Communion Scavenger Hunt)
Inspiring the parish community to embrace their baptism,
Rich Curran will lead all present on a spiritual journey of faith,
forgiveness and recommitment. A mission is an opportunity to
experience in a heightened and intense way spiritual services,
talks, and sacraments focusing on the major themes of our
faith.
The Great Adventure
Catholic Bible Study Program
is designed in such a way that anyone can
make sense of the Bible and experience
the life-changing power of God’s Word.
Hundreds of thousands of people have found new meaning
in their lives after going through The Great Adventure Bible
studies. Join Fr. Robert Schaller to see how a newfound
understanding of God’s Word can transform your life and bring
you closer to Christ.
Rich will lead us through the stages of being a Eucharistic
people of first recognizing our blessings, to then know we are
broken people. Finally on the third day, we are people given for
the service of all and the Church. Be serving others, we are
able to truly know ourselves and the mystery God is calling us
to live with and in.
St. Michael Church—Cafeteria
Four Sessions beginning at 6:30 pm:
Sunday: February 7, 14, 21 and March 13
Repeated on Thursday: February 11, 18, 25, March 17.
Please call 715-842-4283, ext. 2 for additional information.
For more information, go to:
http://www.stanneswausau.org/parishmission/or contact
John Schmitt. Director of Faith Formation at 715-849-3930
x306 or johns@stanneswausau.org
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The Week Ahead at the Parish
Mon. 2/8:
RCIA, 6:30-8:00pm, Parish Center, Library
FEBRUARY 8TH, 2016-FEBRUARY 14TH, 2016
Tue. 2/9:
Mon
8:00 AM †Roberta Schuster
Tue 12:05 PM †George & †Florence Koy
Ash Wednesday
Wed
8:00 AM †Lawrence & †Helen Mocello
12:05 PM †Dan Baumann
6:30 PM †Deceased Wierzba & Bembenek Families
Thur 8:00 AM Living and †Deceased Members of
Educaton Committee Mtg., 6:30-8:00pm, Parish Center,
Library
Wed. 2/10:
TMIY—That Man Is You, 6:00-7:30am, Parish Center
Religious Education—Session #20, 6:15-7:30pm
Must Attend Ash Wednesday Mass. Class meets in classrooms
at 6:15pm.
Confirmation—6:15-7:30pm, Parish Center, Patio Room
Must Attend Ash Wednesday Mass. Class meets in classroom
at 6:15pm.
Graveen & Gajewski Families
12:05 PM
Fri
8:00 AM
Sat
8:00 AM
4:30 PM
Sun
8:00 AM
10:00 AM
12:00 Noon
St. Matthew Parishioners
(Misa en Español/Mass in Spanish)
3:30PM †Poor Souls in Purgatory
Confessions prior to Mass: 2:00- 3:15pm
Health & Healing Service after Mass
Liturgical Ministers
Ash Wednesday—February 10th
Lectors
8:00 am Kay Washebek
12:05 pm Ann Graveen
6:30 pm Patty Thomson
Liturgical Ministers
February 13th & February 14th
Eucharistic Ministers of Holy Communion &
Ash Distributors
Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW)
8:00 am N. Kipp, J. Ptaszynski, G. Dederich*, MA Neuens*
Jessica & Hannah Meyer
12:05 pm J. Woelfle, D. Parker, M. Holm, J. Pederson,
A. Graveen, J. Koy*, J. Fergot*
6:30 pm P. Cicha, P. McDonald, W. Thomson, E. Tierney,
K. Tierney(P), T. Hynes, B. Cveykus*
Lectors
4:30 pm M. Beattie, M. Bocke
8:00 am Jim Low, Tom Roovers
10:00 am JoAnn Egelkrout, Lynn Meyer
Ushers & Greeter
8:00 am
12:05 pm
6:30 pm
†Sandra Krueger (Ladies Council)
†Geraldine Radtke
†Sandra Krueger
†Patrick McDonald
†Lloyd Schmitz
†Donald Washebek
Living & †Deceased
Eucharistic Ministers of Holy Communion
D. Lannigan, S. Lannigan, Al Butalla
L. Sanders, T. Fischer, Allan Seubert
Matt Lorge, J. Kitzrow, Justen Willemon
4:30 pm M. Bettie, P. McDonald, D. Parker, C. Vircks,
K. Teeters*, J. Pederson*
8:00 am T. Roovers, MP Roovers, A. Seubert, S. Lemmer,
C. Lemmer, J. Low*, S. Low*
Servers
8:00 am Mike Bourguignon
12:05 pm Gary Koy
6:30 pm S. & S. Cicha, Haley Cveykus
10:00 am K. Lobner, B. Britten, L. Sanders, E. Tierney,
V. Tierney, K. Miilu(P)*, M. Nichols*
Musicians
Ushers & Greeter
4:30 pm
8:00 am
10:00 am
8:00 am Annette Southworth, Bill Dohr
12:05 pm D. Giallombardo, Lynn Meyer
6:30 pm Annette Southworth, Ellen Schumann
A. Butalla, M. Heil, Don Hanson
D. Lannigan, S. Lannigan, Tom Fischer
B. Charlier, S. Charlier, Randy Krueger
Servers
Weekly Scripture
4:30 pm Bobbi Jo Zimick, Alexis Barber
8:00 am Emily Drake, Gavin Hynes
10:00 am Arianna Malbone, The Straub’s
Readings for the Week of February 7, 2016
Sunday: Is 6:1-2a, 3-8/1 Cor 15:1-11/Lk 5:1-11
Monday/St. Jerome Emiliani, St. Josephine Bakhita:
1 Kgs 8:1-7, 9-13/Mk 6:53-56
Tuesday: 1 Kgs 8:22-23, 27-30/Mk 7:1-13
Wednesday: Jl 2:12-18/2 Cor 5:20--6:2/Mt 6:1-6, 16-18
Thursday: Dt 30:15-20/Lk 9:22-25
Friday: Is 58:1-9a/Mt 9:14-15
Saturday: Is 58:9b-14/Lk 5:27-32
Sunday 2/14: Dt 26:4-10/Rom 10:8-13/Lk 4:1-13
Musicians
4:30 pm Rob Perkins, Lynn Meyer
8:00 am Annette Southworth, Marie Stubbe
10:00 am Noelle Panske, Betsy Pagel
Financial Stewardship
Financial Report for 1/31/16 will be available next week
©Liturgical Publications Inc
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Ministro Hispano: P. Roberto Thorn
Dirección: 229 South 28th Avenue, Wausau, WI 54401
Teléfono: 715-842-3148
CICLO C 7 DE FEBRERO DE 2016
5º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
Directora de Educación Religiosa: Patricia Rodriguez Cicha
Teléfono: 715-842-3148
Correo Electrónico: patriciaca@stmatthewwausau.org
Jesús le pide a Pedro llevar la barca mar adentro para
pescar. Ir más allá de lo que se tiene planeado para
encontrar lo inesperado, lo que no se espera encontrar.
Para Pedro la sorpresa de los peces que fueron tantos
que la red casi se rompía, lo dejó perplejo y a la vez le
afirmó su vocación de apóstol de Jesucristo. Confianza
en Dios a toda prueba aunque no se sepa ni cuándo ni
dónde será la pregunta de lanzar la red para pescar.
Seguir la voluntad de Dios cuesta, cumplir su mandato
de proclamar el Reino lleva su afán. Hay que tomar
decisión y partido o estoy con Jesús o en contra de él.
¿Cuántas veces en mi
vida he dicho: "Aquí
estoy Señor, envíame"?
¿Cuántas veces en mi
jornada he dejado todo
para seguir al Señor?
Horario de Misas en español: Cada domingo a las 12 PM
Catequesis para niños de Jardín Infantil (Kinder) hasta
el 9° grado: En inglés cada miércoles de septiembre a
mayo de 6:15-7:30pm en la escuela.
Catequesis en español: Favor de hablar con el párroco.
Bautismo: Favor de informarnos 6 semanas antes de
celebrar el bautismo. Es necesario para los padres y padrinos
asistir una clase de preparación bautismal. Las siguientes
clases se ofrecen: Sábado el 13 de febrero de 2016 a las
2:00pm
Uno de los padrinos tiene que ser católico confirmado en la fé
Católica y practicándola- es decir, que no vive en unión libre,
Que asiste la misa los domingos, y que recibe los
sacramentos.
Un verdadero
encuentro con Dios no
deja a la persona como
estaba antes. Es más
consciente de sus responsabilidades y compromisos. Fíjate
en los protagonistas de las lecturas. A Isaías con la visión
de la gloria Dios le cambia el panorama completamente y
responde: "Aquí estoy, Señor, envíame" (Is 6, 8). Pedro y
sus compañeros al encuentro de Jesús: "Pero, confiado en
tu palabra, echaré las redes" (Lc 4, 5). Estos hechos nos
relatan verdaderos momentos de vocacionales.
El compromiso es seguir a Jesús anunciando su obra
de salvación. No hay que perder tiempo, descubramos
dónde nos llama el Señor. Dios sabe nuestras
limitaciones, pero, con su gracia, se puede todo.
Pidamos al Señor que nos ayude a captar el mensaje que
debemos trasmitir y hacerlo con el testimonio de nuestra
vida. ¡Que así sea!
Matrimonio: En la mayoría de los casos es necesario
informarnos seis meses en adelante.
Ofertorio
Informe financiero 01/31/16 estará disponible la próxima
semana
Atención Familias de Primer Comulgantes
Fechas Importantes para el 2016
Juntas de información para los padres
Miércoles, 17 de febrero de 6:30PM7:30PM
MINISTROS LITÚRGICOS — 14 DE FEBRERO
Introducciones—Lulu P.
Lectura/Sal—Letty M.
Lectura/Pet—Irma
Monaguillos—Jasmin/Raulito
Acomodador/Colecta—Raul/Eudel
Ministros de la Sagrada Comunión—Elodia/Roberto
Lecturas de la semana del 7 de febrero de 2016
Domingo: Is 6, 1-2. 3-8/1 Cor 15, 1-11/Lc 5, 1-11
Lunes: 1 Re 8, 1-7. 9-13/Mc 6, 53-56
Martes: 1 Re 8, 22-23. 27-30/Mc 7, 1-13
Miércoles: Jl 2, 12-18/2 Cor 5, 20--6, 2/Mt 6, 1-6. 16-18
Jueves: Dt 30, 15-20/Lc 9, 22-25
Viernes: Is 58, 1-9/Mt 9, 14-15
Sábado: Is 58, 9-14/Lc 5, 27-32
Domingo siguiente: Dt 26, 4-10/Rom 10, 8-13/Lc 4, 1-13
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