St. Joseph Catholic Church

SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
FEBRUARY 24, 2013
St. Joseph
Catholic Church
Welcome to St. Joseph Church!
¡Bienvenidos a la Iglesia de San José!
1722 North Starr Drive
Fayetteville, AR 72701
WEEKEND MASSES
Misas Fin de Semana
SATURDAY
5:00 pm
English
SUNDAY
9:00 am
English
SUNDAY
11:30 am
English
DOMINGO
1:30 pm
Español
SUNDAY
5:00 pm
Life Teen
WEEKDAY MASSES
Misas entre Semana
MONDAY
6:30 am
TUESDAY
8:30 am
WEDNESDAY
6:00 pm
JUEVES en Español 7:00 pm
THURSDAY
6:45 am
FRIDAY
8:30 am
Liturgy of the
Hours
RECONCILIATION
SATURDAY / SÁBADO
3:30 pm
Confesiones
WEDNESDAY / MIÉRCOLES
5:00 pm
THURSDAY / JUEVES
6:00 pm
deeper relationship with God
Uniendo diferentes culturas
y acercándonos a una relación
más profunda con Dios
Fr. John K. Antony, Pastor
Deacon Bud Baldwin
jantony@sjfay.com
bbaldwin@sjfay.com
Deacon Mike Henry
Deacon Marcelino Vazquez
mhenry@sjfay.com
lvazquez@sjfay.com
Embracing our many cultures
and bringing each member into
SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
SEGUNDO DOMINGO DE CUARESMA
WELCOME TO ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH
NEW PARISHIONERS
Please register online at
www.sjfay.com
or fill out a manila
registration card
(found in the front hallway)
and hand it to an usher
PHONE NUMBERS-EXT. BELOW
CHURCH
SCHOOL
FAX
WEBSITE
(479) 442-0890
(479) 442-4554
(479) 442-7887
www.sjfay.com
OFFICE HOURS
BAPTISM
We ask for registration
and faithful attendance. Please
contact the church office
for more information.
RECONCILIATION
■ Wednesdays 5:00 p.m.
■ Thursdays 6:00 p.m.
■ Saturdays 3:30 p.m.
Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
BULLETIN DEADLINE
Friday noon the week before publication
Deadlines before holidays vary
MARRIAGE
Church & School Staff
♦ Pastor
Rev. John K. Antony
jantony@sjfay.com
♦ Priest, Retired
Rev. Larry Heimsoth
lheimsoth@sjfay.com
♦ Deacon
Dc. Bud Baldwin
bbaldwin@sjfay.com
♦ Deacon
Dc. Mike Henry
mhenry@sjfay.com
♦ Deacon
Dc. Marcelino Vazquez
lvazquez@sjfay.com
♦ School Principal
Marcia Diamond
mdiamond@sjfay.com
x207
♦ Office Manager
Barbara Lupton
blupton@sjfay.com
x206
♦ Church Operations
Paul Warren
pwarren@sjfay.com
x201
♦ Music
Dr. Scott Dewese
sdewese@sjfay.com
x341
♦ Religious Education
Suzanne Krumpelman
skrumpelman@sjfay.com
x241
♦ Asst. Religious Education
Maria Vazquez
mvazquez@sjfay.com
x242
♦ Adult Faith Formation
Beth McClinton
bmcclinton@sjfay.com
x221
♦ Youth Ministry
x200
x150
♦ Parish Life & Hispanic Ministry
Lucy Morlet
lmorlet@sjfay.com
x203
♦ Finance Manager
Cheryl Floyd
cfloyd@sjfay.com
x204
♦ Office Manager
Lydia Worden
lworden@sjfay.com
x202
♦ Administrative Assistant
Teresa Ryan
tryan@sjfay.com
x205
♦ Event Coordinator
Skip Frein
sfrein@sjfay.com
♦ Receptionist
Guadalupe (Lupe) Lopez glopez@sjfay.com
x212
♦ Sacristan
Shannon Keever
x244
♦ Custodians
Barbara Wragg, Eliot Wragg, Jessica Navarro
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skeever@sjfay.com
Please contact
the church office
six months in advance
MINISTRY
TO THE SICK
Please call the office manager
to arrange for a Sunday visit
from an Extraordinary Minister
of Communion
ANOINTING
OF THE SICK
In the event of an emergency,
call the church office (442-0890)
and activate the emergency paging
system (phone menu option #5)
For non-emergencies,
please call during office hours
to make arrangements
FEBRUARY 24, 2013
FEBRERO 24, 2013
SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
OF YOU MY HEART HAS SPOKEN: SEEK HIS FACE. IT IS YOUR
FACE, O LORD, THAT I SEEK; HIDE NOT YOUR FACE FROM ME.
PSALM 27:8-9
Abram’s faith is sealed with a covenant initiated by God (1), our light and
our salvation (Ps). The transfiguration of Jesus (3) prefigures the transformation in glory to which we are called by our sharing in the paschal mystery the dying and rising of Jesus (2).
FIRST READING — GENESIS 15:5– 12
The Lord made a covenant with Abram.
RESPONSORIAL PSALM — PSALM 27
The Lord is my light and my salvation.
SECOND READING — PHILIPPIANS 3:17
Our citizenship is in heaven.
GOSPEL — LUKE 9:28
Atop a mountain,
Jesus was transfigured before Peter, James, and John.
PLEASE PRAY for the repose of the soul of the mother of Margaret Howell,
Veronica O’Brien, who passed into eternal life on February 16, 2013.
T REASURE
S
T
FROM OUR RADITIONS
By now, many may have failed in Lenten discipline to some measure or another: the daily doughnut is simply too alluring, or a furtive
puff on a cigarette irresistible. There is meaning even in the failure,
though, a kind of reminder that we cannot save ourselves. Part of the
power of Lent is that we do it together, and although individuals decide on different ways to keep it, it is fundamentally the same journey.
We fall, we get up, we keep moving. The desire to “give something
up” for Lent is an age‑old impulse in the Christian heart. We get better at it over the years, and move more deeply into the meaning and
message of acts of sacrifice; so there is no shame in stumbling, as
long as we are not discouraged by the failure and give up. We are
clearing space in our lives, after all, and some of the things we desire
to give up are worth rooting out completely anyway.
What do we do with the space we have cleared out by our sacrifice? The Lenten question of giving up is balanced by the Easter question of our response to Christ’s embrace of us in love: “What are you
James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
taking on for Easter?”
O GOD,
who have commanded us to listen to your beloved son, be
pleased, we pray, to nourish us inwardly by your word, that, with spiritual
sight made pure, we may rejoice to behold your glory. Through our Lord
Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy
Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
Amen.
TRUST
“In God We Trust” marks the
currency of our nation. It should
mark our lives as well. In fact,
however, we hesitate to trust
others, including God, absolutely. We prefer to hold our
trust in reserve, fearful of being
hurt or betrayed. Today’s readings remind us that Lent is a
season of trust—a trust that
transforms.
God makes a remarkable
promise to Abraham. To receive
this promise, all Abraham need
do is trust. Paul tells the Philippians that they too must trust that
they are the beneficiaries of
God’s bountiful grace; that they
are not citizens of any earthly
kingdom, but citizens of heaven.
These two readings invite us to
hear the Gospel account of
deep trust—trust that God will
fulfill all promises and that Jesus’ passage will lead to transformation and new life.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
WEEKLY EVENTS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23
Confessional
3:30 PM Reconciliation
5:00 PM MASS
Juliet Eaves 
5:30 PM Charismatic Prayer (Spanish)
Rm 225, 250, 251
6:00 PM KofC Squires
Rm 225/Activity Center
SUNDAY,
FEBRUARY 24
SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
9:00 AM MASS
Brighton Polach 
10:15 AM Coffee & Donuts
Corry Hall
10:15 AM Children’s Liturgy Choir Practice Chapel Center
10:15 AM AM Religious Education
as assigned
11:30 AM MASS WITH PENITENTIAL RITE
Carlos Hall 
12:30 PM RCIC-Session 3A
Rm 255
12:30 PM Sr. Retreat Planning
Rm 152
1:30 PM MASS IN SPANISH
All the People
3:00 PM PM Religious Education
as assigned
5:00 PM LIFE TEEN MASS
Rosemary Sick 
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25
Lenten Weekday
6:30 AM MASS
Cathy France (SI)
Rm 225
10:00 AM Bible Timeline Study
5:30 PM Legion of Mary
Rm 225
6:30 PM Matthew Bible Study
Rm 225
6:30 PM Spiritual Growth (Spanish)
Rm 254
7:00 PM Bridge Club
Corry Hall
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 26
Lenten Weekday
8:30 AM MASS
Lynda Starr (SI)
Rm 262
6:30 PM Parish Council
7:00 PM RCIA
Rm 225/Nursery
7:00 PM RCIA Spanish
Rm 254
8:00 PM Men’s Basketball
Activity Center
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27
Lenten Weekday
as assigned
9:00 AM MOMS
5:00 PM Reconciliation
Confessional
6:00 PM MASS
Betty Musacchia 
as assigned
6:30 PM Wed. Religious Ed
6:45 PM Exposition & Adoration until 9:00 PM
Rm 152
7:00 PM CYM-Loft
7:00 PM Rushing Waters Prayer Group
Rm 166
7:00 PM Social Justice Commission
Rm 262
7:00 PM Traditional Choir
Chapel Center
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28
Lenten Weekday
Chapel Center
6:45 AM Liturgy of the Hours
10:00 AM Matthew Bible Study
as assigned
6:00 PM Reconciliation
Confessional
6:30 PM Bible Timeline Study
Rm 253
7:00 PM MASS IN SPANISH
Carlos Merida 
FRIDAY
MARCH 1
First Friday
Kim Ratliff (SI)
8:30 AM MASS
First Friday Exposition & Adoration until 8:00 AM Saturday
Nocturnal Adoration Schedule posted online
9:15 AM Reconciliation
Confessional
KofC Lenten Fish Fry
Drive-Thru 5:00-8:00 p.m. Dine-In 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Rms 225,250-1
5:30 PM Charismatic Prayer (Spanish)
5:30 PM Stations of the Cross-English
Chapel Center
6:00 PM Wedding Rehearsal
Chapel Center
7:30 PM Stations of the Cross-Spanish
Chapel Center
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SEGUNDO DOMINGO DE CUARESMA
ALWAYS IN OUR PRAYERS John & Bette Beckmann, Natalie Breyfogle, George Franks, Jennifer Hall, Les Harris, Rita Keever, Kathryn Lookadoo, Janice Bartholomew Montgomery, Rachel
Schwartz & Family, and Travis Steelman.
PLEASE
PRAY FOR Enrique, Andrea & Miranda Alfaro, Faith,
Jeff, and Frances Anderson, Frank Basquez, Shelly Bohack, Pam
Brewer, Rita Buettel, James & Christine Carow, Tom Connell,
Mickey Cooper, Donna Davis, Margaret DeLo, Anna Deppe,
Engracia, George Franks, Nettie & Lou Frasca, Michael Gesn,
Alex Gibson, Billy Henderson, Lorna James, Richard Janes, Rachel Kirk, John W. Krim, Stephen Krim, Angela Lehren, Bobby
Long, Patricia McGuire, Aaron Michaels, John Moll, Bettye
Moon, Veronica O’Brien, Debi Rago, Susan Reed, Rachel
Schwartz & Family, Stephen Stubbs, Doug Stueber, Anna Turner,
Jamie Warren, Dr. Rita Zelei, and all parishioners, friends and
family facing disease or suffering.
AND
OUR MILITARY SSgt. Timothy Brake, USMC, Ssgt Brian
Duchek, ANG, Capt. Nicholas Toney, USA, and AMN
Joshua Zarbaugh, USAF.
Please email Lydia at lworden@sjfay.com or call 442-0890
x202 to add a name to the bulletin prayer list. Names in the
“PLEASE PRAY FOR” section go off the list after four Sundays. If
you would like a name to remain longer, please just call.
PHONE PRAYER TREE
If you have an urgent prayer request, please
call:
Ann Covey at 575-9497
Claudette Warren at 442-7965
or Rosa Maria Diaz (Spanish) at 502-8564
CASA
“Open your hearts in welcome!”
On February 23-24, the 2013
Catholic Arkansas Sharing Appeal
will begin. We ask that you
prayerfully welcome this opportunity to give in support of the
overall needs of the Church in our area of the Diocese. Our
parish goal is $65,431.80.
SATURDAY,
7:00 AM
8:00 AM
3:30 PM
5:00 PM
MARCH 2
Men’s Bible Study
BENEDICTION & MASS
Reconciliation
MASS WITH FIRST SCRUTINY
7:00 PM
SUNDAY,
9:00 AM
10:00 AM
10:15 AM
11:30 AM
1:30 PM
2:00 PM
3:00 PM
5:00 PM
5:00 PM
Wedding: Feltner-Sontag
Chapel Center
MARCH 3
THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT
John Patton 
MASS WITH CHILDREN’S LITURGY
Coffee & Donuts
Corry Hall
AM Religious Education
as assigned
MASS
Sunny & Leo Charboneau 
All the People
MASS IN SPANISH
Rm 266
Natural Family Planning: Oloffson
PM Religious Education
as assigned
Eucharist I Family Session
Activity Ctr/Rm 225
LIFE TEEN MASS
Herman Sick 
Rm 229
Fr. John’s Intentions
Confessional
Louis, Jimmy,
& Rodney Alpe 
FEBRUARY 24, 2013
PARISH MEETINGS & EVENTS
PARISH COUNCIL will meet on Tuesday, February 26, at
6:30 p.m. the Room 262.
Our next KOFC FISH FRY is Friday, March 1. Drive-thru
begins at 5:00 p.m. and Dine-in at 6:00 p.m.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS are Friday, March 1, at 5:30
p.m. in the Chapel Center, 7:30 p.m. in Spanish.
BAPTISMAL PREPARATION
FOR PARENTS will be Tuesday,
March 5, at 6:00 p.m. in the Library with Deacon Bud Baldwin. Please call Lydia at 442-0890 x202 to register.
THE SCHOOL FINANCE COMMITTEE will meet Tuesday,
March 12, at 6:00 p.m. in the Library.
SCHOOL BOARD will meet Wednesday, March 13, at 8:00
a.m. in Room 262.
FIRST EUCHARIST
Please keep our 135 young people preparing for
the sacrament of Holy Eucharist in your prayers.
Our first Eucharist Family Session is, Sunday,
March 3, from 5:00-6:00 p.m. starting in the
Activity Center or Monday, March 11, from 6:00
-7:30 p.m. starting in the Chapel Center for at
least one parent and the child. Questions,
please contact Suzanne Krumpelman at skrumpelman@sjfay.com or 442-0890 x241 or Maria Vazquez at
mvazquez@sjfay.com or 442-0890 x242.
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CAMPUS MINISTER POSITION
St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish in Fayetteville has an
opening for a Campus Minister with the ability to translate
Catholic Church teachings and practices into programs that
educate and to engage the college community in areas such
as counseling, vocations, academics, and campus evangelization. The successful candidate must be a practicing Catholic with at least a bachelor’s degree and possess strong leadership skills and the ability to work well with teams. A background in theology or ministry is preferred but not required.
This position is scheduled for 40 hours per week and includes
benefits. Qualified candidates should email their resume to
Father Joe Marconi, Pastor, St. Thomas Aquinas University
Parish, at jmarconi@uark.edu.
FEBRERO 24, 2013
LENTEN RECONCILIATION SERVICES
St. Thomas Aquinas in Fayetteville February 26
St. Stephen in Bentonville
February 28
St. Joseph in Fayetteville
March 5
St. Vincent de Paul in Rogers
March 7
St. Bernard in Bella Vista
March 12
St. Joseph in Tontitown
March 12
St. Raphael in Springdale
March 13
St. Mary in Siloam Springs
March 14
St. Raphael in Springdale
March 19
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
CRS RICE BOWL
Second Week of Lent
Improving Health in East Timor
CRS Rice Bowl invites us to learn about
East Timor this week, where tuberculosis
is a major health crisis. CRS works in
communities where access to medical
care is limited. This week, we pray for
families in East Timor and give to CRS
Rice Bowl to help people who are struggling with illness.
Read in your Lenten Calendar about Ana Correia, who because of CRS training, is able to provide information about
preventing and treating TB. CRS’ health programs in East
Timor are aimed at fighting tuberculosis, which is a major
health crisis among the world’s poorest and most vulnerable
populations.
This week, pray the Our Father and donate your pocket
change to your CRS Rice Bowl to support CRS’ health programs worldwide.
Members of the Social Justice Commission will distribute the
2013 Rice Bowls with the attached Lenten Calendars after all
Masses this weekend.
LENT 2013
The “Lent 2013” feature on the Diocese of Little Rock website
offers hundreds of helpful links to meatless recipes, prayers,
Bible studies, retreats, meditations and more. New this year is
a feature on the Stations of the Cross. It explains the origins
of the devotion and follows Arkansas pilgrims who walked in
the footsteps of Christ in the ancient city of Jerusalem. These
resources offer a variety of options beyond giving up your
favorite food. Visit this page today and share it with your
friends: www.dolr.org/lent/resources.php.
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
Please remember that our inclement weather policy follows
the Fayetteville Public School system. If Fayetteville Schools
are closed, St. Joseph Church and School are closed. When
we close we cancel school, daily Mass, and all parish meetings, daytime and evening. In addition both Parish and
School offices close.
If it is Sunday or Fayetteville Schools are not closed and the
weather or road conditions are bad, everyone should use his
or her own best judgment to decide whether it is safe to drive
to St. Joseph.
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SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
SEGUNDO DOMINGO DE CUARESMA
CHURCH GUIDE BOOK & DIRECTORY
ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITY
We are working with our Guide Book Publishing representative Kelly Brazeel to put together the new church guide book
and directory for the year. If you have a business, group,
organization or work for a company that would be interested
in advertising in this valuable resource please contact Kelly by
phone at 816-668-2326 or by email at kbrazeel@centurytel.net as soon as possible to learn more about
this opportunity!
NEW MONDAY NIGHT BIBLE STUDY
7 Weeks to REDISCOVERING CATHOLICISM
What’s Happening
Congratulations to the girls 6th and 7th grade St. Joseph Catholic School basketball team for winning the
AAO championship on Sunday!
Coaches Roger
Boskus and Savannah Clay have worked with the team
to develop great athletes. The girls will be introduced
at halftime of this Sunday's Razorback Women's Game,
another exciting event!
Registration
Have you considered a Catholic education for your
PreK 3 through 7th grade children? St. Joseph offers all
the academic subjects that public school students
have, as well as phys. ed., music, technology, art, library and Spanish. Middle school students also have
Latin! What is most important is that they also have
religion as part of the regular curriculum. Students
have Mass two days a week, morning prayer all together three days a week, religion instruction, and
morals and values reinforced throughout the curriculum.
St. Joseph Catholic School began registration two
weeks ago for current families and newly entering
Catholic families. Registration for all interested families
(including non-Catholics) begins on Monday, February
11, and names are taken on a first-come, first-served
basis until classes are full. If you have a PreK child, a
Kindergartener not currently in our PreK program, or
you are looking to register your children who are currently in other schools in the area, please give us a call
at 442-4554 to schedule a tour and have questions
answered. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Spring Study: Rediscovering Catholicism: A Spiritual
Guide to Living with Passion and Purpose by Mathew Kelly
• Are you happy?
• What is God’s dream for your life?
• What does it mean to walk with God in the modern
world?
This study will take us on an adventure of lifechanging proportions. Beginning with our common
yearning for happiness, Kelly reveals the essence of
authentic Catholic spiritually whiles addressing
some of the most important questions we face today both as individuals and as a Church.
Spring Semester: March 25-May 6
Meeting Day:
Mondays
Time
6:30-8:00 p.m.
Supply fee:
$5.00; Books are available at church for
a $5.00 donation
Location:
Room TBA
Registration Deadline: March 18
To register or for more information contact:
Elizabeth Mitchell at mitchellelizabeth23@gmail.com
FUND RAISER FOR CEO TODAY
Today, Sunday, February 24, only, is St. Joseph Church's day
for the CEO fundraiser. Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt is partnering with each of the 21 member churches belonging to
Cooperative Emergency Outreach to help raise funds for
CEO. All you need to do is go to Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt,
purchase some frozen yogurt, and identify yourself as a member of St. Joseph Church. CEO will receive a percentage of
the sales for that day.
Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt is located at 609 W. Dickson St.
The Sunday hours are 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Thank you
for participating in this fundraiser for CEO.
FLOWER DONATION PROGRAM
Do you have a loved one, birthday or anniversary you would like
remembered at Mass? Donating flowers for the altar is a lovely
way to acknowledge your gratitude and love. Acknowledgments
will be noted in the weekly bulletin. Any amount donated,
large or small, is greatly appreciated. Donation forms can be
found in the entryway or at:www.sjfay.com/church/forms-and
-resources. For more information, contact Amy Mathews at
442-0890 x244 or flowers@sjfay.com
FEBRUARY 24, 2013
FEBRERO 24, 2013
Register now
St. Joseph Lenten Renewal Retreat
This event you won’t want to miss!!!
Friday, March 15, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Saturday, March 16, 9:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
in our new Debriyn Center
Concluding Mass will be at 5:00 p.m. Saturday
in the Chapel Center
The Retreat features Father John Gallagher
of Lazarus Renewal Ministries
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Do you feel you have lost your dreams or forgotten what they were?
Wonder “why am I here?“
Or maybe just lost the wind in your sails?
Come be renewed and encouraged during this time of
Lent as Father Gallagher brings us closer to Christ and
His divine purpose for our lives with a touch of the “Irish.”
Join us at St. Joseph Parish for this time of renewal.
Registration for both days is $25 with Saturday lunch included.
If only attending Saturday, the cost is $15.
To Register pick up registration forms at reception desk during working hours
or contact Beth McClinton at bmcclinton @sjfay.com or 479-283-4564.
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SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
SEGUNDO DOMINGO DE CUARESMA
NWA FRASSATI SOCIETY
The NWA Frassati Society is for Catholic young adults ages
21-39 to come together to learn, fellowship and socialize.
Join us for a Bible study on the Catechism on Monday evenings at St. Joseph in Tontitown. We are hosting a "Feast with
Frassati" on Thursday, February 28, at Marketplace Grill, as
well as a Theology on Tap in March and April. To learn more
about the group and our events, please contact nwafrassati@gmail.com and check out nwafrassati.com. Thanks!
HIGH SCHOOL 12 GRADERS!
SENIORS ONLY Retreat!
The AFTER-LIFE RETREAT
MARCH 2-3
TH
It's almost here. Sign up today! Talk about how to meet the
upcoming challenges of post high school life head-on and
with the tools you need to keep your life on track! March 2 &
3. Fee $30. Mount Sequoyah Conference Center. Awesome
FOOD!
Check out the LIFE TEEN bulletin board or
http://www.sjfay.com/spiritual-growth/
catholic-youth-ministry--cym/senior-high--life-teen/
BRING A CLASSMATE!
FMI Grace Johnson: gjohnsonstl@sbcglobal.net
FMI All Youth Ministry events, visit:
http://www.sjfay.com/church-life/parish-life/
catholic-youth-ministry/
TAKE A SEAT
EDGE Night - March 8
Join us for this session on understanding
our call to humility and respecting the
dignity of all humans. We will start in the
Youth Room at 7:00 p.m. (come early to
check in) and finish up in the Youth
Room by 9:00 p.m. FMI contact Elizabeth Garrett at egarrett@coxinternet.com / 479-236-4011.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
JOB OPENING—PRINCIPAL
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School in Rogers, AR is seeking
applications for the position of Principal. St. Vincent de Paul
Catholic School is a vibrant PreK–8th grade elementary school
located in Northwest Arkansas with a student enrollment of
320+ students. The candidate must have demonstrated leadership ability in past or present educational assignments and
be a practicing Catholic actively committed to developing a
faith community. The candidate should be able to verbalize
and clarify a philosophy of Catholic education consistent with
Church teaching. Preferred qualifications include five or more
years of teaching or administration, part of which was served
within a Catholic school system, and a master’s degree or its
equivalent in educational leadership. Spanish speaking a
plus. Interested parties should send a letter of interest and
resume with names of references to: apply@svdpschool.net.
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LIFE TEEN MASS
THIS SUNDAY, February 24, 5:00 p.m.
~LIFE NIGHT CHANGES DUE TO TEEN INPUT!~
We'll have a new schedule beginning Sunday, February 24:
4:00 p.m.
Meet & Hang Out in the Youth Room 152:
Music, Games, Friends
4:45 p.m.
Gather in Corry Hall with our Celebrant
4:55 p.m.
Pre-Mass Prayer and Huddle with ALL Teens
5:00 p.m.
Enter Sanctuary as a group and sit together in
the front pews.
If you want to sit with/near family... Families of Teens should
sit up close behind us at the front left side.
After Mass: Meal and Social in Corry Hall
6:25 p.m.
Life Night - Room 152
7:30 p.m.
Closing Prayer and Music
Plan to be there! Get to know other Teens!
Worship our Awesome GOD together! Learn our Faith
and talk about challenges of Teen life in LIFE TEEN!
INVITE someone you think should be there.
See you SUNDAY, FEB 24
QUAKER RUMMAGE SALE
TO BENEFIT CEO
The Quakers are having a rummage sale to benefit Cooperative Emergency Outreach on Saturday, March 2, from 8:00
a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Rolling Hills Baptist Church, 1400 Rolling Hills Dr, Fayetteville. Donations can be dropped off February 26-28 at the OMNI Center, 1:00-5:00 p.m. or February 29 at Rolling Hills Baptist Church. FMI or a pick up, call
Margaret Britain at 479-236-0926. Donations, shoppers,
and volunteers needed! Thank you for your support!
SANDWICHING IN HISTORY TOUR
of St. John Center’s Morris Hall in Little Rock
Sponsored by the AR Historic Preservation Program
St. John Center Morris Hall
2500 N. Tyler Street
Little Rock, AR 72207
Friday, March 1
12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Tour starts in Morris Chapel on the second floor
Free and open to the public. Refreshments will be provided
in O'Connell Lounge after the hour-long tour which will include Morris chapel (for a brief history lecture about the
building and campus), Biltz room, Bishop's chapel, library,
O'Connell and an outside walking history tour of the other
buildings on campus. It is a rare opportunity for the community to get a glimpse inside this magnificent architectural
beauty and to learn a little bit about the Catholic faith and
our
history
in
the
Heights.
Contact
info@arkansaspreservation.org or 501-324-9880 for more
information.
FEBRUARY 24, 2013
FEBRERO 24, 2013
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SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
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SEGUNDO DOMINGO DE CUARESMA
FEBRUARY 24, 2013
FEBRERO 24, 2013
General Stewardship
10-Feb
17-Feb Drafts & Cards
Weekly Goal 23,971.00 23,971.00
---------Weekly Totals 21,373.73 19,228.57
Surplus/Shortage
Building Loan Activity
Monthly Goal
February to Date
Surplus/Shortage
Remaining Loan Balance
Feb. to Date
71,913.00
63,826.91
-8,086.09
27,500.00
5,590.00
-21,910.00
300,980.06
CHOOSING SIDES
My great concern is not whether God is on our side; my
great concern is to be on God’s side.
Abraham Lincoln
ST. JOE PERSONALS
CINTHYA’S CLEANING SERVICES: Quality service for houses
and apartments. Free estimates. References available. Call
479-601-9011 or email janetmendez3@gmail.com.
QUALITY HUBER’S FAITH AND FASHION: Art and Handcrafted Jewelry, Handcrafted Rosaries, Art, and Fashion Jewelry. Have an old broken rosary? Let us see if we can repair
or rebuild it. We offer reasonable prices and custom orders
accepted. Contact us at 479-387-4751 or check out our
Website and www.HubersFaithandFashion.com.
IS YOUR HOUSE INSULATED? TU CASA ESTA INSULADA?
ANGEL’S INSULATION does Fiberglass, Batt (attics), Cellulose, Crawl spaces, etc. Insured—Free estimates. 10 years
experience. Call Raul at 479-459-9625 or Marcela at 479799-5866.
HOUSE CLEANING: Quality service, affordable prices, flexible schedule. Available mornings Monday-Thursday. Call
parishioner Juanita at 479-466-0578.
HANDYMEN: Fencing, masonry, roofing leak repair with 4
years experience, mowing, leaf removal, carpentry, and many
other jobs. Parishioner father and son, Jose Ibarra Sr. (479-502
-4994 Spanish) and Jose Ibarra Jr.(479-502-8169 English &
Spanish). Free estimates.
ARTUR’S LANDSCAPING: New installations on flower beds,
decorative mulch, fences, decks, ponds, carpet and wood
flooring. Extreme projects like electrical, plumbing, concrete,
walkways, patios and fireplaces etc. Please Call (479) 4447784 or (479) 422-1093 or email arturslandscaping@ymail.com. Free estimates commercial & residential. We are
insured.
COMPUTER SERVICES 25+ years experience. Don't pay
more. If your COMPUTER is RUNNING SLOW or has simply
STOPPED WORKING, let me check it for you. FREE PICK-UP
& DELIVERY, on-site service, remote support, VIRUS, MALWARE & SPYWARE REMOVAL, wired & wireless networking.
Software / hardware installation, upgrades & REPAIRS (PCs,
LAPTOPs, APPLE). Call EDWIN 479-799-9692. Microsoft,
Network+ & A+ Certified.
PERSONAL AD POLICY: We gladly accept personal ads. Please submit
ads two weeks in advance of the publication date to Lydia at
lworden@sjfay.com or call 442-0890 x202. We ask $5.00 for an
ad to appear for two weeks.
READINGS FOR THIS WEEK
Mon: Dn 9:4b-10;
Ps 79:8, 9, 11, 13;
Lk 6:36-38
Tue: Is 1:10, 16-20;
Ps 50:8-9, 16-17, 21, 23;
Mt 23:1-12
Wed: Jer 18:18-20;
Ps 31:5-6, 14-16;
Mt 20:17-28
Thu: Jer 17:5-10;
Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 16:19-31
Fri:
Gn 37:3-4, 12-13a; 17-28;
Ps 105:16-21;
Mt 21:33-43, 45-46
Sat:
Mi 7:14-15, 18-20;
Ps 103:1-4, 9-12;
Lk 15:1-3, 11-32
Sun:
Ex 3:1-8a, 13-15;
Ps 103:1-4, 6-8, 11;
1 Cor 10:1-6, 10-12;
Lk 13:1-9
SERVING THIS WEEK
5:00 PM—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23
Greeters Bea Jenkins (next week Barbara Moore)
Ushers Albert Baltz, Steven Worden, Michael
McCoy, Al Gannon
Servers NEXT WEEK Levi Schneider, Coleen
Gauiran, Isaac McClinton, Sam McClinton
Lectors Sarah Bishop, Nancy MacDonald
(next week Patrick McCoy, Molly Lloyd)
EMCs
Joe Betz, Kathleen Blessing, Brandon Long,
Michael MacDonald, Jeanne Silvestri, Peter
Sivillo
EMCs TO THE SICK—SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24
Virginia Hardgraves, Meagan McCall, Zola
Moon, Betty Rowe, Regina Stowe, Jack
Wright
EMCs TO THE SICK— NEXT SUNDAY
Don Brown, Hope & Phil Fredrich, Lorraine
Giczkowski, Michael Huber, Brandon Long,
Bernadette Slamons
9:00 AM—SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24
Greeters L & D Cole (next week Children's Liturgy)
Ushers Eric Heil, Timothy Neumeier, Tom Weishaar, Allen Bearden, Vince Massanelli,
Gary Anderson
Servers NEXT WEEK Sam Scalise, Charlie Nolen,
Nick Scalise, Jack Quinn
Lectors Roger Haney, Carol Laury
(next week Childrens Liturgy)
EMCs
Joe Beffa, Don Brown, Derald Logue,
Helen Mashie, Alicia Minden, Stephen L.
Strack, Jim Stowe, Elizabeth Swearingen
11:30 AM—SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24
Greeters D & M Genge (next week John Rago)
Ushers Gary Frala, Mark Draper, Denny
Crawford, Joe Dushan, John Davidson
Servers NEXT WEEK Patrick Mathews, Ellen
Mathews, John Mark Otten, Emi Sanchez
Lectors John Morris, Mark Wilburn (next week
Greg Dumond, Mike Flynn)
EMCs
Judy Karnes, Kathleen McCall, Amy
Mathews, Cindy Raben, Tony Sherman,
Patty Siebenmorgen
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Arkansas, Medicaid and the Common Good
By Bishop Anthony B. Taylor
Diocese of Little Rock
January 31, 2013
The central teaching of Catholic social doctrine is the sanctity and dignity of the human
person. This pro-life tradition means more than just opposing the intentional
destruction of life before birth, it calls for affirming life at all times and at every stage.
Referred to as the Catholic Consistent Life Ethic, the Church’s concern extends beyond
its members to the common good of all people. Thus, the Catholic Church seeks access
to decent housing, a just wage, educational opportunity and essential health care for all
in society. The working poor in Arkansas are a particular concern at this time. Their
need for adequate health care within their means is why I support and encourage the
89th General Assembly to expand access to Medicaid in Arkansas.
There are many legitimate interests competing for limited resources to fund state
services in Arkansas. Our leaders must often establish priorities based on
considerations they do not control. Yet, respecting life and its inherent dignity should
always be guiding principles in legislative decisions. The Rand Corp recently published
a report projecting that 2,300 lives would be saved in Arkansas annually if Medicaid is
expanded to 250,000 additional citizens. Certainly, pain and suffering would also be
alleviated. People who now appear in the hospital emergency room with advanced
conditions would have the coverage necessary to access timely, primary health care to
address conditions when they are easier and less expensive to treat.
Last summer, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that under the Affordable Care Act states
have the option to expand Medicaid coverage to people who do not qualify for the
program at present and who are unable to afford private coverage or participate in the
state’s health insurance exchange. Since that time, the federal government has offered
to fund the full cost of this expansion in Arkansas for a period of three years.
Additionally Arkansans will not have to pay for more than 10 percent of the costs of the
expansion in the future. The savings and revenue to local hospitals, jobs created and
income and sales taxes generated by the infusion of funds will offset all or most of that
cost. Legitimate concerns certainly do exist about the federal debt but denying a quarter
million of our people access to health care will not improve that debt.
Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families reports that Medicaid expansion could
give coverage to nearly 250,000 Arkansans who are presently uninsured. Medicaid
coverage would provide basic health care; people would be able to see a doctor before
health issues spin out of control. Preventive care and early diagnosis would mean fewer
emergency room visits and health care costs would be lowered for everyone. This would
truly benefit the common good.
It helps to put some real life statistics behind the 250,000 and realize most are hardworking, but low-paid adults doing things to help many of us. According to a recent
chart in Arkansas Business, there are 314,000 people in Arkansas working for wages
between $7.50 and $9.99 per hour. Many of these hardworking people are either selfemployed or work for small businesses that do not offer insurance. The Medicaid
expansion will help many of these people get the coverage they need to stay healthier
and better able to support their families. The irony is, whether or not the state expands
Medicaid, those above the poverty line will obtain subsidized insurance coverage within
the Insurance Exchange. Those below the poverty level -- many of those low-wage but
hard-working people -- will not qualify for any health coverage without the Medicaid
expansion as they are not eligible to participate in the exchange.
Experts estimate that Medicaid expansion will save the state money, while at the same
time stimulating the state’s economy. According to the University of Arkansas Sam M.
Walton College of Business, every dollar the state spends on Medicaid results in a sixfold increase in spending through the local economy. In 2009 alone, Medicaid spending
in Arkansas created 70,277 jobs. Medicaid expansion is expected to create many more
new jobs.
While Medicaid expansion will benefit the Arkansas economy, Catholic support is not
based on dollars and cents. We know that the role of government is to foster the
common good. This includes making sure that everyone has ready access to the things
needed to lead a truly human life with dignity. Pope Benedict XVI teaches that health is
a “precious asset” to society that government should protect by “dedicating the
equipment, resources and energy so that the greatest number of people can have
access.”
For 100 years, America’s Catholic bishops have been a voice calling for universal health
care as necessary for life and human dignity, especially for the poor and immigrants. All
people need affordable, quality health care, without regard to where or whether they
work, how much they earn or where they live. No human being is expendable. A just
and moral health care policy reflects this truth and promotes preventive care and early
treatment for all. It is wasteful and an injustice to us all for the working poor to have to
resort to health care through a costly trip to the hospital emergency room.
The legacy of the 89th General Assembly can be its courageous concern for the common
good by expanding Medicaid to cover 250,000 uninsured Arkansans. Taking this step
will produce moral, social and economic benefits for our state and affirm that Arkansas
respects the dignity and God-given worth of all who make their home here.
A list of all members of the AR Senate and AR House of Representatives and their e-mail
addresses can be found on their web site: www.arkleg.state.ar.us
AR Senate Mailing Address and Phone:
Room 320
State Capitol
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 682-2902
AR House of Representatives Mailing Address and Phone:
Room 350
State Capitol
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 682-6211
Governor Mike Beebe
Room 250
State Capitol
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 682-2345
E-mail: go to http://governor.arkansas.gov and click on "contact us."
SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
SEGUNDO DOMINGO DE CUARESMA
CALENDARIO PARROQUIAL
INFORMACIÓN SACRAMENTAL
DOMINGO 24 DE FEBRERO
SEGUNDO DOMINGO DE CUARESMA
9:00 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
10:15 A.M. CLASES EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA
11:30 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
12:30 P.M. LIDERAZGO CARISMÁTICO
1:30 P.M. MISA (ESPAÑOL)
3:00 P.M. CLASES EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA
2:30 P.M. CRECIMIENTOS
5:00 P.M. MISA JÓVENES
6:00 P.M. GRUPO JUVENIL 9° AL 12° GRADOS
Favor de llamar con, al menos, tres meses de anticipación. LA CLASE
PRE-BAUTISMAL ES UNA VEZ AL MES. Para ser padrino, es necesario
que: Haya cumplido 16 años, sea CATÓLICO, esté Bautizado, Confirmado, reciba el Sacramento de la Reconciliación con regularidad;
asista a Misa los domingos y Fiestas de Guardar, y comulgue. Los
padrinos deberán llevar una vida congruente con la fe y la misión que
van a asumir (vivir en gracia). Si son casados, deberán estar casados
por la Iglesia Católica (favor de traer el Certificado de Matrimonio
Religioso, no civil). Sin son solteros, deberán vivir en gracia y presentar los Certificados de 1° Comunión y Confirmación.
BAUTISMO
CONFESIONES
Miércoles, 5:00 p.m. Jueves, 6:00 p.m. y Sábados, 3:30 p.m.
LUNES 25 DE FEBRERO
6:30 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
5:30 P.M. LEGIÓN DE MARÍA (INGLÉS)
6:30 P.M. CRECIMIENTOS (ESPAÑOL)
MARTES 26 DE FEBRERO
8:30 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
6:30 P.M. CONSEJO PARROQUIAL
7:00 P.M. RICA (ESPAÑOL)
MIÉRCOLES 27 DE FEBRERO
5:00 P.M. CONFESIONES (INGLÉS)
6:00 P.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
6:00 P.M. LEGIÓN DE MARÍA (INGLÉS)
JUEVES 28 DE FEBRERO
6:00 P.M. CONFESIONES
7:00 P.M. MISA (ESPAÑOL)
VIERNES 1 DE MARZO
ADORACIÓN 24 HRS.
8:30 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
5:00 P.M. VENTA PESCADO FRITO
7:00 P.M. GRUPO DE ORACIÓN “SAN JUAN BAUTISTA”
7:30 P.M. VÍA CRUCIS (ESPAÑOL)
SÁBADO 2 DE MARZO
8:00 A.M. MISA PRIMER SÁBADO (INGLÉS)
3:30 P.M. CONFESIONES
5:00 P.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
DOMINGO 3 DE MARZO
TERCER DOMINGO DE CUARESMA
9:00 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
10:15 A.M. CLASES EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA
11:30 A.M. MISA (INGLÉS)
12:30 P.M. LIDERAZGO CARISMÁTICO
1:30 P.M. MISA (ESPAÑOL)
3:00 P.M. CLASES EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA
2:30 P.M. CRECIMIENTOS
5:00 P.M. MISA JÓVENES
6:00 P.M. GRUPO JUVENIL 9° AL 12° GRADOS
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PRIMERA CONFESIÓN Y PRIMERA COMUNIÓN
PEDIMOS SUS ORACIONES POR LOS 135 NIÑOS Y JÓVENES QUE SE
PREPARAN PARA RECIBIR EL SACRAMENTO DE LA EUCARISTÍA.
LA PRIMERA SESIÓN FAMILIAR DE LA EUCARISTÍA será el domingo 3
de marzo a las 5:00 p.m. comenzando en el gimnasio, ó el lunes 11
de marzo a las 6:00 p.m., comenzando en la iglesia y es para el niño
que va a hacer la Primera Comunión y, al menos, uno de sus padres.
Preguntas, favor de comunicarse con Suzanne Krumpelman (en inglés)
al 442-0890 x 241 ó con María Vázquez (en español) al 442-0890 ext.
242.
MATRIMONIO
Favor de llamar a las oficinas parroquiales con, al menos, seis meses
de anticipación.
UNCIÓN DE LOS ENFERMOS
En caso de una EMERGENCIA DE VIDA Ó MUERTE, favor de llamar a
las oficinas parroquiales al 442-0890 y activar el SISTEMA DE EMERGENCIA, marcando el número 5. Si no es una emergencia, y desea que
un sacerdote vaya a darle la unción de los enfermos, le suplicamos
que llame en horas de oficina, de lunes a viernes de 8 a.m. a 4 p.m.
COMUNIÓN A LOS ENFERMOS
Si desea que llevemos la Comunión a un ser querido enfermo a casa
ó al hospital, llamar a las oficinas parroquiales.
ANULACIÓN MATRIMONIAL
Para informes de cómo obtener una Anulación Matrimonial, favor de
comunicarse con Marelisa Colberg (español) al 387-7987.
XV AÑOS
Favor de llamar a las oficinas parroquiales.
LISTA Y CADENA DE ORACIÓN
Si desea incluir el nombre de un familiar en nuestra lista de oración
del boletín, favor de llamar a la parroquia.
MISAS EN ESPAÑOL
DOMINGOS: 1:30 P.M. Y JUEVES, 7:00 P.M.
¿QUIERES SERVIR?
La Parroquia te necesita ¡Cristo necesita de tus manos, de tu tiempo,
de tu amor! Si te sientes llamado a participar, llama a Lucy Morlet at
442-0890.
FEBRUARY 24, 2013
FEBRERO 24, 2013
LA TRANSFIGURACIÓN DEL SEÑOR
CAMPAÑA NACIONAL
DE ORACIÓN
¡USTED puede ayudar a
salvar vidas!
Del 13 de febrero al 24 de marzo, 2013, nuestra comunidad se
unirá con más de 170 ciudades en 45 estados de los Estados
Unidos en la más grande y prolongada movilización pro-vida
de la historia ... la campaña 40 días por la vida.
40 días por la vida es un esfuerzo pro-vida que consiste en:
•
40 días de oración y ayuno
•
40 días de vigilia pacífica y oración
•
40 días educando a la comunidad
Oramos para que, con la ayuda de Dios, este nuevo esfuerzo
marque el principio del fin del aborto en nuestra comunidad -y en todo el mundo!
Ratifique su apoyo a la vida
Aunque todos los aspectos de 40 días por la vida son cruciales
en nuestro esfuerzo por terminar con el aborto, el componente más visible es el de la vigilia y oración pacíficas fuera de la
clínica de abortos.
Usted puede ayudar haciendo un impacto al salvar vidas
uniéndose a nuestra vigilia afuera de la clínica de abortos:
Planned Parenthood
3729 N. Crossover Rd.
Fayetteville, AR
Contáctese
Contáctenos para informarse más de lo que ocurre, inscribirse
en horas de vigilia específicas, o dejándonos saber si se siente
llamado por Dios para servirle en este esfuerzo, por favor
pónganse en contacto con el equipo local de 40 días por la
vida más cerca de su domicilio:
Hilda Roldán
417-396-8865
"Jesús tomó consigo a Pedro, Juan y Santiago y subió al
monte a orar. Y sucedió que mientras oraba, el aspecto
de su rostro cambió, y sus vestidos eran de una blancura
fulgurante". Esta es la descripción de la Transfiguración
del Señor según el relato de Lucas.
El Evangelio sigue diciendo más adelante: "Pedro y sus
compañeros estaban cargados de sueño, pero permanecieron despiertos, y vieron su gloria". ¿Qué experiencia
es esta de "ver su gloria"? ¿Qué es lo que vieron en concreto? Es imposible decirlo con este lenguaje nuestro.
Eso que ellos vieron en esa ocasión es lo que, según San
Pablo, Dios tiene preparado a los que lo aman: "Lo que ni
el ojo vio, ni el oído oyó, ni al corazón del hombre
llegó" (1Cor 2,9).
Santa Teresa de Jesús, la gran mística, doctora de la Iglesia y maestra de oración, describiendo el deleite que, en
el grado supremo de oración, el mismo Dios concede a
quienes con todas sus fuerzas han procurado buscarlo y
contentarlo, dice: "Quiere Dios dar al alma el premio en
esta vida; y ¡qué gran premio, que basta un momento
para quedar pagados todos los trabajos que en ella pueda haber!" (Libro de la Vida, Cap. 18). Esta experiencia de
un momento, pero suficiente para recompensar todos
los trabajos de esta vida, será eterna en el cielo. Esto es
tal vez lo que experimentaron los apóstoles en el monte
de la Transfiguración. Por eso ellos querían que no tuviera fin: "¡Es bueno estarnos aquí!". En el II domingo de
Cuaresma la liturgia nos propone este episodio para reanimar en nosotros la vida de oración, a la cual se promete tan alto premio.
+ Felipe Bacarreza Rodríguez
Obispo Auxiliar de Los Angeles (Chile)
Para poder participar plenamente de la Gloria de Dios, la
iglesia propone dos momentos especiales al año que nos
ayudan a acercarnos de forma definitiva al Sacramento
de la Reconciliación.
EL SERVICIO DE RECONCILIACIÓN COMUNAL BILINGÜE
EN LA IGLESIA DE SAN JOSÉ SERÁ EL MARTES 5 DE MARZO A LAS 7 PM.
No dejen pasar esta oportunidad de venir en familia a
recibir la sanación del alma mediante el Sacramento de
la Reconciliación y a prepararnos para la Pascua.
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Davis Eye Associates J.S. Paluch Company
Eye Exam
Richard McGinnis •• Complete
Contact
Lenses
www.stormsortho.com
Owner/Operator
Walk-Ins Available
Most Insurance Accepted
3042 Market Avenue
Located At J C Penney 695-2112
NWA Mall
Call us to schedule Fayetteville, AR 72703
your courtesy exam!
What We Can Offer
You and Your Business:
479-443-0000
Located At Sears 695-2152
NWA Mall
www.jspaluch.com
1.800.833.5941
Specialize in Luxury Vehicles
• Foreign & Domestic
• Expert Color Matching
• Auto Body & Frame
• Insurance Claims
Serving NWA For 25+ Years
Phone: 442-2282 / Fax: 442-4882
For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-833-5941