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Phone: 904-733-1630 ~ Fax: 904-731-4335 ~ www.sjcatholic.org

Office Hours: Mon. —Thurs. 8:30 a.m.— 4:00 p.m. Fri. — 8:30 a.m.- Noon

New Parishioners — We invite new members to register as soon as possible by filling out a new parishioner form available in the back of the church.

Sick Calls — Call the office at any time. When any of our parish-ioners are hospitalized or confined to their homes, please advise the Pastor.

Baptism — To present a child for Baptism is a serious obligation and requires a faith commitment on the part of the parents and godparents. This commitment is exemplified by being practicing, active Catholics for at least 6 months, at San José Parish. If you have just moved into the parish, a letter from your previous Pas-tor verifying the same is acceptable.

Marriages — Contact the Priest at least 8 months in advance. Marriage preparation is required. Verification of couple being practicing, active, Catholics at San José or previous Parish is re-quired.

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults — Those interested in be-coming Catholic are invited to call the office for information.

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament — Fridays 8:30 am-5:00 pm

Reconciliation — Saturday, 4:30 — 5:00 pm

Pastor ~ Rev. Gregory Fay [email protected]

Associate Pastor ~ Rev. Rodolfo Godinez Ext. 118, [email protected]

Priest in Residence ~ Rev. Thomas Moore Counseling, confession, or to chat.

Phone - 379-6880

Deacons Deacon Chris Supple,

Ext. 204, [email protected]

Deacon Angel Sanchez Ext. 204, [email protected]

Second Sunday of Easter — April 23, 2017

Mass Schedule

Weekday (Monday—Friday) 8:00 a.m. & 5:30 p.m.

Saturday ~ 8:00 a.m.

Saturday Vigil ~ 5:30 p.m.

Sunday 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. ~ English

12:30 p.m. ~ Spanish

Parish Staff

Office & Finance Manager ~ Donna Carle Ext. 104, [email protected]

Receptionists ~ Mary Ann Wright & Camille Marmo Ext. 101, [email protected]

Dir., Religious Education ~ Anita Michaels Ext. 111, [email protected]

Pastoral Associate ~ Carol Johnson Burns Ext. 108, [email protected]

Youth Director ~ Mike Diaz Ext. 103, [email protected]

Pastoral Care ~ Kathy Perry Ext. 109, [email protected]

Director of English Music ~ Annsley Edwards [email protected]

Hispanic Ministry ~ Cristina Perez Ext. 120, [email protected]

Spanish Music ~ Jeanette Rivera de Mejia [email protected]

School Principal ~ Brian Wheeler 733-2313, [email protected]

M a s s e s f o r t h e W e e k


Saturday, April 22 8:00 pm † Bruce Perry Sunday, April 23 8:30 am † Phillip Cratem 10:30 am † Mary O’Connor 12:30 pm No Intention Monday, April 24 8:00 am † John Jackson 5:30 pm † Jack Flynn Tuesday, April 25 8:00 am † Brother Pancratius 5:30 pm † Joan Murphy Wednesday, April 26 8:00 am School Mass 5:30 pm † Molly Brodnicki Thursday, April 27 8:00 am Special Intention 5:30 pm No Intention Friday, April 28 8:00 am No Intention 5:30 pm No Intention Saturday, April 29 8:00 am † Suhaila, Rosemary & Wadie Shakoury

R e a d i n g s f o r t h e W e e k

Monday: Acts 4:23-31; Ps 2:1-9; Jn 3:1-8 Tuesday: 1 Pt 5:5b-14; Ps 89:2-3, 6-7, 16- 17; Mk 16:15-20 Wednesday: Acts 5:17-26; Ps 34:2-9; Jn 3:16- 21 Thursday: Acts 5:27-33; Ps 34:2, 9, 17-20; Jn 3:31-36 Friday: Acts 5:34-42; Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14; Jn 6:1-15 Saturday: Acts 6:1-7; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19; Jn 6:16-21 Sunday: Acts 2:14, 22-33; Ps 16:1-2, 5, 7- 11; 1 Pt 1:17-21; Lk 24:13-35

Jesus meets the need of each disciple. To the fearful in the upper room, He speaks words of peace. To doubting Thomas, He provides the tangible proof of His resurrection. What do I need to become His disciple? What do I have to share that might meet someone else’s need?

Our “Poor Box” is located in the back of church. All

donations placed in the poor box will be forwarded to

Catholic Charities.

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Regular Collection $ 26,782.81 Hispanic Collection $ 2,881.18 Online Giving $ 2,907.25 Albanian Mass $ 1,273.00 Debt Reduction $ 529.00 Flower Donation $ 265.32 Easter $ 331.00

Parish Weekly Operating Cost: $ 24,561.00 Surplus / (Deficit) $ 10,077.56

Bridge the Gap $ 605.00 Good Friday/Holy Shrines $ 152.00 Eastern European Churches $ 3.00

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Regular & Easter Collection $ 34,818.00 Hispanic Regular & Easter Collection $ 3,327.84 Online Giving $ 2,102.25 Albanian Easter Mass $ 2,762.00 Burmese Easter Mass $ 728.00 Debt Reduction $ 109.00

Parish Weekly Operating Cost: $ 24,561.00 Surplus / (Deficit) $ 19,286.09

Bridge the Gap $ 1,055.00 Good Friday/Holy Shrines $ 1,545.00 Eastern European Churches $ 20.00 Catholic Home Missions $ 6.00 Catholic Relief Services $ 20.00

W e e k ly C o l l e c t i o n

On our website we post a monthly Mass schedule that

shows which priest is presiding at each Mass?

Just go to www.sjcatholic.org and click on “Liturgy Schedule” on the left side of the page.

Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time — July 14, 2013 Second Sunday of Easter — April 23, 2017

For Charity

Friday, May 5

7:00 to 9:00 pm. ~ In the Parish Hall

Free Pizza/Snacks Beverages available with donation

$10 per person ~ All are Welcome 18+

Don’t know how to play...we'll teach you!

Great Prizes!!

Lee Lafser, Jeri Frantz, Karen Sheard, Riyad Haddad, Delores Segura, Gary Ellis, Connie Baker, Mercedes Galarza, Samuel Evans, Raymond Brault, Genoveva Lopez, Gregg Farrell, Corey Rhoden,

Infant Jamie Green, Claudette Long, Sean Kelly, Keith Klemmt, Michael Hill, Nancy Mathews, George Jackson

Visit the Diocese of St. Augustine Website: http://www.dosafl.com/human-resources/

general-job-listings

E m p l o y m e n t O p p o r t u n i t i e s

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL June 12-16, 9am-12:00pm.

Registra on forms were in the 4/7 Friday folders. Forms are also available in the school & parish offices and on the

SJCS website, under "Downloads." Volunteer Ap-plica ons are located at the school & parish offices or on the SJCS website. Communicate with Tabi-tha Wilkey at [email protected] or 904-386-5674, if needed.

San Jose Catholic Church Sunday, April 30

9:00 a.m. — 2:00 p.m.

Each summer, Catholic Charities’ Camp I Am Special serves meals to over 400 campers with special needs, buddies, and staff. With their days full of activity, homemade meals are gob-bled up and greatly appreciated by our camp-ers! We need your help in providing lunch, dinner or snacks for camp over the 7 week-long sessions. Camp runs from June 11 to Au-gust 5. Please visit www.mealtrain.com/n22y6q for more information or to reserve a specific date and meal time. The most com-plete information regarding menu ideas, guideline and times is found by clicking on a green calendar box in the months of June, July or August (this will not obligate you to that date). Additional questions? Email: [email protected]

H o p o n t h e M e a l T r a i n !

Young adults, Theology on Tap Jacksonville has grown so large we have moved to a new loca-tion! Join us at Wicked Barley, located at 4100 Baymeadows Road on Monday, April 24 at 7:00 p.m. and plan to grab a burger and hear the good word with fellow young adults from our diocese. The first speaker in our spring series, Faith, Hope, and Love is Eric Stelzer, seminarian for the Diocese of St. Augustine. He will present: Faith in the Resurrection: What is the Gospel?

T h e o l o g y o n Ta p ( f o r Y o u n g A d u l t s )


Divorce & Annulment Questions

Do you have questions regarding divorce and annulments in the Catholic Church? If so, Sr. Ann Kuhn, SSJ, is available on Thursdays, 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. to help. She can be reached at 800-3293, email: [email protected] or at the Tribunal Office, 2598 Forbes St., Jacksonville.

Bishop Estévez prays the Angelus three times Mon-day through Friday at 6:00 a.m., noon and 6:00

p.m., on Queen of Peace Radio-1460-AM/ 1600-AM. Tune in for a daily dose of prayer.

The parish offers sympathy and prayers to . . .

to the family and friends of Robert Shaar

The Sulzbacher Supper dates for 2017 are 4/24, 5/22, 6/26, 7/24, 8/28, 9/25, 10/23, 11/27. Join us on any of these 4th Monday’s to cook and serve the evening meal at the Sul-zbacher Center at 611 E Adams St. Cooks ar-rive at 3:00 pm to begin food preparation, servers arrive at 5:30 pm. We begin serving the meal at 6:00 pm and are always finished by 7:00 pm. Come by yourself, with a friend, a family, or a ministry. No experience neces-sary, but it’s an industrial kitchen so volun-teers must be over age 12. For more info please contact Ruby Peters at 448-6555 or email [email protected].

S u l z b a ch e r C e n t e r Vo l u n t e e r O p p o r t u n i t i e s

San Jose is looking at ways to better serve you. Please help us out by filling out a quick survey you can find by scanning this QR code with your phone or by going to: https:// www.surveymonkey.com/r/T9W99M2

Contact Iciar Ocariz with any questions at [email protected] or you can call the Parish Of-fice at 733-1630 ext. 106.

Rediscover Jesus by Matthew Kelly

Book Discussion April 30/May 1 thru May 21/22

Please join us for our book discussion on Rediscover Je-sus. Beginning April 30/May 1, we will meet weekly on Sunday mornings 9:40 – 10:20 a.m. OR Monday mornings 8:45 – 9:30 a.m. in the Jubi-lee Room in the Parish Cen-ter. The last week for the book discussion will be May 21/22.If you have any ques-

tions, please contact Iciar Ocariz at 733–1630 ext. 106 or e-mail at [email protected].


MTCM T. Alan Propes II, USN, husband of Chris-tine Pikula Propes, fa-ther of Alexandra Propes & son-in-law of Joseph & Jennie Pikula; Joshua Hastings, grandson of Nona Hastings, great nephew of Mittie Kenan & son of Terri Hastings; Lance Corporal Richard J. Sheard, USMC, Son of

Chris & Karen Sheard; Luis D. Baez, Jr., USMC, son of Mary & Luis Baez; PFC Peter Kirschner, USA; Sgt. Christopher Futch, USMC; Sgt. Chris Boland, USMC, grandsons of Yvonne & Joe Paffe; Lt jg Daniel Burke, son of Gina & Mike Burke; Lance Corporal Joshua Hastings, USMC, grandson to Nona Hastings, great neph-ew to Mittie Kenan & son to Terri Hastings; SPC Diego F. Villanueva, USA, son of Diego & Ana Villanueva; Lt Cdr. Tim Tuschinski, USN, son of Dick & Linda Tuschinski; 1st Lt Geoffrey Troy, USMC, grandson of Harriet McDonald; 1st Lt Ja-son DeWitt, US Army, brother of Kris Lucey; 1st Lt. Joshua Green, USA, grandson of Jack & Anne Coyle, cousin to Tommy & Reilly Farrell; Joseph Shaia, USA, grandson of Joseph & Gloria Shaia, Lt. Nick Smith, son-in-law of Ann & Terry Farmand; GSM3 Aran E. Marquez Bihouet, USN, husband of Jessica Marquez, Gregory Jackson, USN, husband of Katie Jackson; Capt. Philip Be-beau, USMC, son of Gene and Jan Bebeau; LCDR Steve Duba, USN, father of Charlie Duba; Air-man Adam Shaia, USAF, grandson of Gloria Shaia, Pvt. Alex Curlin, USMC, grandson of Shei-la Curlin; SPC Jerrold Burroughs,USA, 101st Abn Div Asslt, son of Jerrold & Darlene Bur-roughs; CDR Bill Fallon, USN, nephew of Grace & John Fallon; MSgt Johnny Rhodes, USA, son-in-law of Linda Forbes; LCpl Donato Mario Maf-fin, USMC, grandson of Mario and Nadia Della Penta; Gavin Hyde, USMC, son of Debbie & Gary Hyde; Lt. Cdr. Bart M. D’Angelo, grandson of Marlene Lawn and nephew of Brian Lawn.

If you have a relative currently on active duty in the Military, we invite you to submit their name for prayer. Please include their name, your name and your relationship to the military rela-tive. Email [email protected] or call Donna at 733-1630.

The National Catholic Youth Conference Attention current 8th grade students and all high school students—there’s still time to reserve a spot for the National Catholic Youth Conference (NCYC), November 16-19, 2017. The initial, non-refundable deposit of $100 is past due. If you’re not sure you can go talk to your parents and us. We must submit our registration to the diocese by Fri., April 28. Please contact Mike at 733-1630 ASAP if you haven’t made your deposit and are interested in going.

SHOWERS WITH FLOWERS! San Jose High School Youth Ministry is offering a fun and exciting fundraiser. For a cost of $15.00 you can have someone’s yard showered with flowers. The flowers are the large plastic windmill yard orna-ments. During the night, the yard of the individual(s) that you select to be showered will be filled with flowers and a sign will be posted notifying them that they have been showered with flowers by the youth group. The flowers will remain for 24 hours and will be removed the next evening by the youth group. The individual showered will be given an ex-planation about the fundraiser and who showered them. All proceeds support San Jose’s Youth Minis-try in attending the National Catholic Youth Confer-ence. Reservations for Shower with Flowers will be sold at the youth table under the church vestibule after all Masses this weekend. Call Mike at 733-1630 ext. 103 for more information.

San Jose Youth – Rock climbing at the Edge Rock Gym

Join us for rock climbing at The Edge Rock Gym on Sunday, April 23, from 4pm – 6pm. Cost is approxi-mately $17, bring extra money if you would like to rent shoes and a chalk bag, or get snacks. Contact Mike at [email protected] for a permission slip packet or for more information. San Jose Youth Sunday Social - Ultimate Fris-bee Sunday April 30th – Calling all high school students and our newly Confirmed Class of 2017! Join us and bring a friend to our next Sunday Social – Ultimate Frisbee & dinner on Sunday, April 30, at 6:30pm. Contact Mike at 904-733-1630 ext. 103 if you have any questions.

Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time — February 19, 2017 Page 6 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time — July 14, 2013 Page 6 Second Sunday of Easter — April 23, 2017

Celebrating Our 55th Anniversary

Featured by

San Jose Fest the 60’s

April 29 at 6:30PM

School Gymnasium

Sponsorships of the decade “ One small step for man” Sponsor $2,000

Reserved VIP Table for 8 2 bottles of champagne 8 theme gift bags. Sponsorship Recognition : 1 full page in event program, logo on school website and other school communications.

“ Hey Jude” Sponsor $1,000

VIP tickets 1 bottle of champagne 6 theme gift bags Sponsorship Recognition : 1/2 page in event program, logo on school website and other school communications.

“Pop Art” Sponsor $ 500

4 VIP tickets 4 themed gift bags Sponsorship Recognition : 1/4 page in event program, logo on school website and other school communications.

“Peace & Love, Man” Sponsor $250

2 VIP tickets 2 themed gift bags Sponsorship Recognition : business logo on school website and other school communications.

Travel back into the 60’s

and enjoy the best music of the decade, delicious food,

signature drinks and fundraiser entertainment.

Many thanks for your generous support!

General Admission $50 each. All tickets include entrance to San Jose Fest, photo booth, dinner & desserts catered by Four Rivers and open bar. *Early purchase before April 12th is only $45. Hippie Chic or Smart Casual Attire Suggested. For more information or to buy tickets and sponsorships, please email Veronica Bolado, Event Chair [email protected].

Presents


Congratulations State Science Fair Participants Seven San Jose middle school students participated on the Northeast Florida Regional Science and Engineering Fair’s State Team last week in Lakeland, Florida. There were 13 members on the junior division team and San Jose really dominated the competition which showcased over 800 projects between the junior and senior divisions. The students demonstrated excellence in science and their presentation skills really made the difference for the team. 1st place: A.J. Horkan – Earth & Environmental Sciences Converting Yard Waste and Paper into Clean Energy Special award: $200 Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Special award: Broadcom MASTERS 2nd place: Jack Brophy – Physics & Astronomy Using Body Heat to Create Electricity Special award: $150 Robert & Judy Kryger Family Special award: Broadcom MASTERS 2nd place: Izabelle Young – Biomedical & Health Sciences Solving the Bioload of Xerostomia Special award: Broadcom MASTERS 2nd place: Juliana Namen – Earth & Environmental Sciences The Effect of Bioadsorbent Materials on the concentration of Heavy Metals in River Water Special award: $200 Society of Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration Special award: Broadcom MASTERS 4th place: Megan Erne – Chemistry The UV and Sunscreen Battle Recognition: Grace Frazier – Cellular/Molecular Biology & Biochemistry Do Different Types of Kitchen Knives Affect the Amount of Cross-Contamination of Gluten?

News & Happenings

Family Fun Night at the SJCS Ball Park Wednesday April 26, 2017 3:30 pm until 6:30 pm San Jose vs. Assumption Softball Game

A San Jose Catholic Sports Boosters Fundraiser. Come out and with the family and enjoy some good food and watch the Trojans play Assumption in our season finale! This year we are partnering up with PDQ Chicken. We have a chicken tender meal available for pre-game orders. Order forms can be obtained from SJCS Front Office.

All proceeds will go the Gym Bleacher Fund.

Open enrollment begins February 6, 2017 for the 2017-2018 school year. If you know a family that is looking for an exceptional Catholic education, please encourage them to call (904) 733-2313 and arrange a tour of our school or visit us at our website,

www.sanjosecatholicschool.com

3619 Toledo Road, Jacksonville, FL 32217 (904)733-2313 www.sanjosecatholicschool.com

La Buena Nueva “La Gloria de Dios es una persona verdaderamente viva”

MISON DE LA PARROQUIA “Nosotros la Comunidad Católica de San José, unidos al Obispo de San Agustín, con el lema de “los amó hasta el extremo”, nos comprometemos como familia, a rezar y trabajar juntos para que todos conozcamos, amemos y sirvamos a Dios.”

VISION HISPANA: Trabajar unidos para promover la fe cristiana a través de implementar el plan pastoral compartiendo nuestros talentos, tiempo y tesoro, siendo miembros activos del cuerpo de Cristo: en la comunidad de San José.

Pagina 8 Segundo Domingo de Pascua-23 de abril del 2017

‘El Señor está vivo, queriendo resucitar a quienes han sepultado

la esperanza’ El Papa preside la Vigilia Pascual en la basílica de San Pedro, con la ceremonia del ‘lucernario’ La ceremonia litúrgica inició con el ‘lucernario’ en el atrio de la basílica, en donde el Santo Padre a partir del fuego nuevo encendió el cirio pascual, en el que incidió las letras alfa y omega. Llevando el cirio pascual que simboliza a Cris-to ‘luz del mundo’, a medida que el Sucesor de Pedro entraba en la basílica que se encon-traba en penumbra, la misma se fue iluminan-do con las velas, hasta que se encendieron las luces con gran intensidad, mientas el diácono cantaba por tres veces ‘Lumen Christi‘ y la asamblea respondía ‘Deo Gratias‘. El Santo Padre vestía paramentos blancos con unos dis-cretos bordados verdes y dorado. Le siguió la liturgia de la palabra, con tres lecturas que comprendieron el libro del Éxo-do, seguido por el ‘Gloria in Excelsis Deo’, cantado por el Coro pontificio de la Capilla Sixtina, mientras las campanas repicaban al viento y la basílica se iluminaba aún más. Después de la lectura del Evangelio, el santo-Papa en su homilía invitó a imaginar los pasos de María Magdalena y de las mujeres que no se convencen de que todo haya terminado de esa manera. Rostros, dijo, en los que se pue-

den encontrar el de “tantas madres y abuelas, el rostro de niños y jóvenes que resisten el pe-so y el dolor de tanta injusticia inhumana”. De quienes sienten “el dolor por la explotación y la trata”. El rostro “de aquellos que sufren el desprecio por ser inmigrantes, huérfanos de tierra, de casa, de familia; el rostro de aque-llos que su mirada revela soledad y abandono por tener las manos demasiado arrugadas”. “Con el riego –precisó el Pontífice– de conven-cernos de que esa es la ley de la vida, aneste-siándonos con desahogos que lo único que lo-gran es apagar la esperanza que Dios puso en nuestras manos. “De pronto, estas mujeres recibieron una sa-cudida”, recordó Francisco. “Con la Resurrec-ción, Cristo no ha movido solamente la piedra del sepulcro, sino que quiere también hacer saltar todas las barreras que nos encierran en nuestros estériles pesimismos”. “Vayamos con ellas a anunciar la noticia, va-yamos… donde parece que la muerte ha sido la única solución”, exhortó. Porque “el Señor está Vivo. Vivo y queriendo resucitar en tantos rostros que han sepultado la esperanza, que han sepultado los sueños, que han sepultado la dignidad”. Y si no somos capaces de dejar que el Espíritu nos conduzca por este camino, entonces no somos cristia-nos. Concluyó el santo Papa.

En la tradición de la Iglesia el matrimonio es considerado un sacramento del amor de Dios que es invisible y hecho visible a través de la unión del hombre y la mujer. Por eso se les pide a las parejas que hablen con el sacerdote ocho meses antes de la boda. Esto nos ayuda a prepararnos, como familia para preparar no solamente la ceremonia sino también nuestra men-te y corazone para recibir el regalo y la gracia del sacramento del matrimonio.

Presentar un niño para el Bautismo es una obligación seria y requiere de un compromiso de fe por parte de los padres y padrinos. Este compromiso se ejemplifica ser practi-cante, católicos activos por lo menos 6 meses, en la Parroquia de San José. Si usted se acaba de mudar a la parroquia, una carta de su párroco anterior verificando que usted era activo es aceptable.

Clases Mayo 21 Junio 11

Las clases se ofrecen después de la misa de 12:30 pm en el Jubilee Room del Centro Parroquial. Por favor traigan una copia del acta de nacimiento.

Bautizos Mayo 6 10:00 am Junio 3 10:00 am

Pagina 9 Segundo Domingo de Pascua-23 de abril del 2017

Para citas e información llamar de lunes a jueves de 9:15 a 3:00 pm, también pueden dejar su mensaje después de ho-ras y se le contestara lo mas rápido posible. Padre Rodolfo Godínez 733-1630 ext 118 M Cristina 733-1630 ext 120

Colecta de la semana del

Educacion Religosa

Bautismo

Abril

confirmacion

Clases todos los miércoles de 7:00-8:00 pm Abril 26 Mayo 3 Mayo 10

Pracicas para primera comunión Mayo 10 a las 6:30pm y 7:30pm

Abril 23-reunion después de la misa: Divina Providencia en el Jubilee Room Abril 27– El grupo de oración se reúne en la capilla de Ntra. Sra. de Guadalupe-7:30pm

9 d e a b r i l d e l 2 0 1 7 Colecta Regular $ 26,782.81 Misa en español $ 2,881.18 Albanian Mass $ 1,273.00 Colecta Electrónica $ 2,907.25 Reducción de deudas $ 529.00 Donación para flores $ 265.32 Pascua $ 331.00

Costo de operaciones: $ 24,561.00 Sobra / (Déficit) $ 10,077.56

Apoyo al colegio $ 605.00 Iglesias del Medio Este $ 3.00 Lugares Sagrados $ 152.00

Oficina Hispana de San Jose

1 6 d e a b r i l d e l 2 0 1 7 Colecta Regular $ 34,818.00 Misa en español $ 3,327.84 Misa Albana $ 2,762.00 Misa Bermese $ 728.00 Colecta Electrónica $ 2,102.25 Reducción de deudas $ 109.00

Costo de operaciones: $ 24,561.00 Sobra / (Déficit) $ 19,286.09

Apoyo al colegio $ 1,055.00 Iglesias del Medio Este $ 20.00 Lugares Sagrados $ 1,545.00 Misiones Catolicas del Pais $ 6.00 Servicios Beneficos-Catolicos $ 20.00

Oración al niño Jesús Señor por el misterio de tu encarnación te hiciste hombre co-mo nosotros y viviste la experiencia de niño y joven. En esta novena pedimos por nuestro niños y jóvenes. Dales tu Santo Espirita para que, siempre sean Fuertes ante la tentación y sepan tomar buenas decisiones, y en ellas, te hon-ren a ti a sus padres y familias. Amen

Abril 28- Practicas para la confirmación los padrinos o ma-drina tienen que estar presentes. Abril 29– Tienen que estar en el Jubilee Room a las 9:15am

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