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Saint Michael Catholic Church 1440 Pearce Circle, N. E., Gainesville, Georgia 30501 Tel: (770)534-3338 Fax: (770) 535-2440 [email protected] www.saintmichael.cc XXI Sunday in Ordinary Time | XXI Domingo Ordinario August 26, 2018 MISAS | MASS SCHEDULE Monday|Tuesday|Wednesday Noon | English Thursday & Friday 9:00am | English Jueves 6:00pm | Español Saturday|Sábado 4:30pm English 6:00pm Español Sunday|Domingo 8:30am English 10:30am English 12:30pm Español 3:00pm Vietnamese CONFESSION|CONFESIÓN Saturday | Sábado 3:00pm—4:30pm Thursday| Jueves 7:00pm—8:00pm PARISH OFFICE OFICINA PARROQUIAL (678) 831-7697 Monday | Lunes 9:00am—3:00pm Tuesday & Wednesday Martes y Miercoles 9:am—5:00pm Thursday | Jueves 9:00am—7:00pm Saturday | Sabado 9:00am—3:00pm Sunday & Friday Domingo y Viernes Closed|Cerrado OUR CLERGY | CLERO Father Tim Hepburn Pastor | Párroco (770) 535-2607 [email protected] Father Gerardo Ceballos Vicar | Vicario (678) 831-8043 [email protected] Our Deacons| Diáconos Rev. Mr. William Bohn Rev. Mr. Michael Kennedy Rev. Mr. Kenneth Lampert Rev. Mr. Gilberto Pérez “Vì tht ta tht là đăn, huyết ta tht là đung” Giaêng 6:55 “For my flesh is real food and my blood is real drink.” John 6:55 "Mi carne es verdadera comida y mi sangre es verdadera bebida" Juan 6:55

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  • Saint Michael Catholic Church

    1440 Pearce Circle, N. E., Gainesville, Georgia 30501

    Tel: (770)534-3338 Fax: (770) 535-2440

    [email protected] www.saintmichael.cc

    XXI Sunday in Ordinary Time | XXI Domingo Ordinario August 26, 2018

    MISAS | MASS SCHEDULE

    Monday|Tuesday|Wednesday Noon | English

    Thursday & Friday 9:00am | English

    Jueves 6:00pm | Español

    Saturday|Sábado 4:30pm English 6:00pm Español

    Sunday|Domingo 8:30am English 10:30am English 12:30pm Español

    3:00pm Vietnamese

    CONFESSION|CONFESIÓN Saturday | Sábado 3:00pm—4:30pm

    Thursday| Jueves 7:00pm—8:00pm

    PARISH OFFICE OFICINA PARROQUIAL

    (678) 831-7697

    Monday | Lunes 9:00am—3:00pm

    Tuesday & Wednesday Martes y Miercoles

    9:am—5:00pm

    Thursday | Jueves 9:00am—7:00pm

    Saturday | Sabado 9:00am—3:00pm

    Sunday & Friday Domingo y Viernes

    Closed|Cerrado

    OUR CLERGY | CLERO Father Tim Hepburn

    Pastor | Párroco (770) 535-2607

    [email protected]

    Father Gerardo Ceballos Vicar | Vicario (678) 831-8043

    [email protected]

    Our Deacons| Diáconos Rev. Mr. William Bohn

    Rev. Mr. Michael Kennedy Rev. Mr. Kenneth Lampert

    Rev. Mr. Gilberto Pérez

    “Vì thịt ta thật là đồ ăn, huyết ta thật là đồ uống”

    Giaêng 6:55

    “For my flesh is real food

    and my blood is real drink.”

    John 6:55

    "Mi carne es verdadera comida y mi sangre es

    verdadera bebida"

    Juan 6:55

  • Something to think about… Algo para reflexionar...

    STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE| ADMINTRACICION DEL TESORO

    As disciples we are called to be faithful stewards of time talent and treasure, and in appreciation

    of the Lord’s many gifts to us, we have gratefully given to our church:

    Offertory $ 10, 224 Other Misc. Income & Donations $ 1,609 Budget Shortfall-Dept Reduction $ 2, 181 Total SMCC Operating Support $ 14, 014 Operating Income Goal $ 18, 000 Weekly Shortage $ 3, 986 Thank you for your Generosity! Gracias por su Generosidad!

    HOUSEHOLDS IN GOD'S SERVICE In the ancient world, "household" was a wide-reaching concept. When Joshua today speaks of his household serving the Lord, he meant not just those people who lived inside his walls or those related to him by blood

    or marriage; he meant slaves or servants and their fami-lies, and anyone indebted to him in any way. Even his livestock and other possessions would be consecrated

    to service of God. In our world, we value allowing indi-viduals their freedom to choose how they live, and wouldn't think of offering our pets to the service of

    God. But, as we discern our vocation as disciples bap-tized into Christ, we can come to realize how far-

    ranging the "households" of our lives still are: how we act toward our spouses, children, roommates or any-one we live with; our behavior with neighbors; or in public as we encounter many "strangers" every day in stores or traffic who suddenly are "next door" to us. How can we use our time, our resources, or gifts for selfless reasons rather than personal gain? No matter

    what life our witness to the Good News calls us to, we all have a "household" that must be consecrated to

    service of the Lord our God. Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

    CASAS AL SERVICIO DE DIOS Antiguamente, la palabra "familia" tenía un significado muy amplio. Cuando Josué habla hoy de que su familia servirá al Señor, no se refería solo a las personas que vivían dentro de sus paredes ni a sus parientes de sangre o políticos; se refería

    a los esclavos o criados y sus familias y cualquier persona que estuviera en deuda con él por algún motivo. Incluso su ganado y demás bienes debían consagrarse a servir a Dios. En nuestro mundo, valoramos mucho la libertad de los

    individuos para elegir de qué manera vivir y no se nos ocur-riría poner a nuestras mascotas al servicio de Dios. Pero, al discernir nuestra vocación como discípulos bautizados en

    Cristo, llegamos a comprender la diversidad de las "familias" de nuestra vida: la manera en que obramos con nuestros

    cónyuges, hijos, compañeros de habitación o con quien sea que vivamos; nuestro comportamiento con los vecinos o en público ya que cada día nos topamos con muchos "extraños"

    en los negocios o en la calle, quienes de repente se con-vierten en "el vecino". ¿De qué manera podemos usar nues-

    tro tiempo, recursos o dones con fines desinteresados en vez de con el fin de obtener algún beneficio personal? Sin im-portar en qué clase de vida demos testimonio de la Buena

    Nueva, todos tenemos una "familia" que debe consagrarse al servicio del Señor, nuestro Dios.

    Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

    READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: 2 Thes 1:1-5, 11-12; Ps 96:1-5; Mt 23:13-22 Tuesday: 2 Thes 2:1-3a, 14-17; Ps 96:10-13; Mt 23:23-26 Wednesday: 2 Thes 3:6-10, 16-18; Ps 128:1-2, 4-5; Mk 6:17-29 Thursday: 1 Cor 1:1-9; Ps 145:2-7; Mt 24:42-51 Friday: 1 Cor 1:17-25; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 10-11; Mt 25:1-13 Saturday: 1 Cor 1:26-31; Ps 33:12-13, 18-21; Mt 25:14-30 Sunday: Dt 4:1-2, 6-8; Ps 15:2-5; Jas 1:17-18, 21b-22, 27; Mk 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23

    OFFICE TEAM

    Business Manager Rev. Mr. Kenneth Lampert

    770-536-1981 [email protected]

    Office Assistants

    Dulce Galvan & Patty Flores 678-831-8042 678-831-7697

    [email protected]

    Volunteer Coordinator Mrs. Beth Andert

    678-831-8047 [email protected]

    Facilities Director Rev. Mr. Bill Lange

    770-297-5276 [email protected]

    Director of Music Mrs. Patti Lewis 678-316-8297

    [email protected]

    SCHOOL OF RELIGION

    Director Amelia Seid

    678-831-8044 [email protected]

    Assistant Director

    Janet Olguin 678-831-8045

    [email protected]

    Youth Ministry & Young Adults C. J. Clarke, IV 678-831-8046

    [email protected] Mondays 7:00pm

    Classoom #33

    R C I A Deacon Ken Lampert

    [email protected]

    404-664-3178 Mondays 7:00pm Classroom #18

    Adult Catechesis Fridays 10:00am

    Social Hall Facilitated by our Dea-

    cons

    OUR VIETNAMESE COMMUNITY Mr. Anthony Vu

    [email protected]

    LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA Lunes: 2 Tes 1:1-5, 11-12; Sal 96 (95):1-5; Mt 23:13-22 Martes: 2 Tes 2:1-3a, 14-17; Sal 96 (95):10-13; Mt 23:23-26 Miércoles: 2 Tes 3:6-10, 16-18; Sal 128 (127):1-2, 4-5; Mc 6:17-29 Jueves: 1 Cor 1:1-9; Sal 145 (144):2-7; Mt 24:42-51 Viernes: 1 Cor 1:17-25; Sal 33 (32):1-2, 4-5, 10-11; Mt 25:1-13 Sábado: 1 Cor 1:26-31; Sal 33 (32):12-13, 18-21; Mt 25:14-30 Domingo: Dt 4:1-2, 6-8; Sal 15 (14):2-5; Sant 1:17-18, 21b-22, 27; Mc 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23

  • Did you know? Usted lo sabia? MINISTRIES

    Altar Servers Belinda Jacob 770-831-6208

    [email protected]

    Extraordinary Ministers Of Holy Communion

    Alice Schultz [email protected]

    Knights of Columbus

    Stacy Chadwick Grand Knight

    2° & 4° Mondays 7:00pm Social Hall

    770-534-8102 [email protected]

    Lectors

    JoAnn Phillips 770-536-9346

    [email protected]

    Sacristy Margie Braff

    770-536-6192

    Saint Vincent de Paul Joanne Capies 770-534-0234

    [email protected]

    Ushers Jack Capies

    678-936-3920 [email protected]

    St Joseph

    Bible Study for Men Thad McCormack

    770-530-1585 Thursday 8:00am

    Social Hall

    Catholic Radio WMKP 98.9 ttcatholicradio.com

    wmkpfm.com

    Pro Life Ministry Tony Maturo

    336-541-3714 2nd Tuesdays 6:30pm

    Classroom #25

    Divine Mercy Chaplet Fridays 3:00pm Chapel

    Gift Shop

    Tienda de Articulos Religiosos

    Saturday|Sabados

    5:30pm-6:00pm

    Sundays |Domingos 9:30am -12:30pm 1:30pm - 3:00pm

    Mass Intentions | Intenciones de Misas

    Saturday|Sábado Aug 25 4:30pm (+) Marge & Leo Vincunas 6:00pm (I) Andrade Elliott Sunday|Domingo Aug 26 8:30am (I) Doughty Family 10:30am (I) Matus Family 12:30pm (I) Familia Torres 3:00pm (I) World Peace Monday|Lunes Aug 27 12:00noon (I) Archdiocesesan Priests Tuesday|Martes Aug 28 12:00noon (I) Holy Souls of the purgatory Wednesday|Miércoles Aug 29 12:00noon (+) Lloyd & Nora Hyde Thursday|Jueves Aug 30 9:00am (+) Irene Davis Egger 6:00pm (I) For the Pope Friday|Viernes Aug 31 9:00am (I) For the Bishops of Atlanta

    TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION This is the height of vacation season, but as anyone

    who has ever been to Rome in the summer knows, no time to visit there! The city is sweltering, and in a pre-air-conditioned world long ago, Romans figured out that they needed a break in the surrounding hills. Even the pope clears out. His destination is usually Castelgandolfo, a lovely little hill town southeast of

    Rome, overlooking a tranquil lake. It has been a papal possession since about 1600, and in 1929, when most of the papal states were finally lost, the papal dwelling was given "extraterritorial rights," meaning that it is an extension of Vatican City and not under Italian rule. The Vatican observatory maintained telescopes here

    for decades, far from the glare of the city lights of Rome, but although the observatory offices remain

    here year round, the telescopes are in Arizona. Pope Francis spends less time here than his predecessors, though he still slows down the pace of his work in

    Rome. Vacations can help us visit friends and relatives, and

    revive those human contacts that the pace of our lives keeps us from cultivating. The pope needs a break,

    and so do you. Vacation comes from a word meaning to empty oneself. There's still time to clear the calen-dar for at least one golden summer day even if you

    don't have a personal castle in the hills! --Rev. James Field, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.

    TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE Narcisa de Jesús Martillo Morán nació el día de san

    Narciso (29 de octubre, 1832), hija de campesinos ec-uatorianos. Vivió su vida como costurera y doméstica. Falleció en Perú en 1869. Su fe se distinguió por su amor a la presencia de Jesús Sacramentado en la Eu-

    caristía, sus prácticas de penitencia y sus obras de caridad.

    Cuando aún era joven, conoció la vida de la reciente-mente beatificada y ahora santa, Marianita de Jesús, "la Azucena de Quito" (1618-1645). La vida de esta santa mujer latina la inspiró a vivir como mejor cristiana,

    buscando ser guiada espiritualmente por una serie de directores espirituales.

    En esta laica beata, encontramos dos puntos de reflex-ión para nosotros los latinos. El primero es la nece-

    sidad de conocer nuestros santos latinos no sólo para recurrir a ellos sino para imitar su santidad. Lo segun-do es la necesidad de buenos directores espirituales, ya sean sacerdotes, religiosos, religiosas, laicos o laicas. La dirección espiritual es una práctica antigua en nuestra

    Iglesia y muchos hombres y mujeres han sido direc-tores espirituales para guiar a personas como Narcisa,

    ayudándoles en el camino a la santidad.

    --Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

    SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time Monday: St. Monica Tuesday: St. Augus ne Wednesday: The Passion of St. John the Bap st Saturday: Blessed Virgin Mary; First Saturday; World Day of Prayer for the Care of

  • MINISTERIO HISPANO

    Cristo Renueva Su Parroquia

    Marcelino Ramirez Domingos 2:00pm

    Salon # 18 770-539-0241

    Formación Parroquial Padre Gerardo Ceballos

    Martes 7:00 pm Salón Social

    Renovación Carismática

    Isabel Cuevas Domingo 2:00pm Jueves 7:00pm 678-989-9816

    R I C A

    Educacion Religiosa Para Adultos

    Sr. Indalecio Salazar 770-744-6372

    Domingos 7:00am Salon #18

    Lectores

    Norma Jean Gomez [email protected]

    678-545-7177

    Ministros Extraordinarios Maria Quesada 678-997-4458

    Monaguillos María Pérez

    678-450-0023

    Música Luis Gordillo

    678-630-4084

    Niños Especiales Francisca Mondragón

    678-450-4282

    Ujieres Luis Lucumí

    678-973-8801

    Ministerio de Consuelo

    Manuel Carrillo 678-936-3608

    Saint Michael News...

    Catechist training will be Sunday, August 26th in Room 18, please come to the session you will be teaching. 8:45 am – 10 am, 10:45 am – 12 pm. And on August 29th at 6:30-7:45. Please make every effort to attend. There are many changes! First day for SOR classes will be September 5th and 9th.

    School of Religion News

    Anuncios de Escuela de Religión

    FREE CLASSES / CLASES GRATIS

    (ESL) INGLES , SPANISH (ESP) Escritura Lectura y Traducción Bilingüe

    Tuesday/Martes 5:00pm-7:00pm Wednesday/Miércoles 5:00pm-7:00pm Thursday/Jueves 5:00pm-6:00pm

    Magda Cruz (678) 316-6492 /

    [email protected]

    RCIA in English Starts Monday, September 10th

    For those non Catholic adults interested in learning about the Catholic faith, or for Catholic adults who may not have received the sacraments of Holy Communion and/or Confirma on, you’re invited to our St. Michael RCIA classes that begin on Monday, September 10th at

    7pm downstairs in room 18.

    Please email Deacon Ken Lampert at k.lampert@saintmichael or text him at 404-664-3178

    ALPHA

    Alpha is for anyone who wants to get the most out of their life.

    Alpha explores the Christian

    faith in a informal and friendly way that has helped countless

    people grow closer to God.

    Whether you have just stated your journey of faith or have

    been on the road for some time, Alpha is a great way to learn alongside others like you.

    For ages 18-35

    Starting September 4, 2018 Tuesday Evenings 7:00pm-8:30pm

    St. Michael Room 29-30

    Free meals for 6 weeks For those who want to be fed

    spiritually, as well as physically!

    @stmichaelyam

    Young Adult Ministry

    C. J. Clarke, IV 678-831-8046

    [email protected]

  • Knight of the Month

    MATTHEW CAVEDON

    Family of the Month

    EVANS AND CRISTINA

    RAMOS

    Sacramento de Bautismo

    Requisitos para bautizar: • Acta de nacimiento del niño(a) • certificado de matrimonio de los

    padrinos por la Iglesia Católica / Certificado de Confirmación si son solteros y no están en unión libre.

    • Asistir a platicas Pre-Bautismales.

    Fecha para Platica Pre-Bautismal Primer y tercer sábado del mes

    9:00am—12:00pm

    Debe entragar todos los requisitos en la oficina para poder asistir

    a la clase.

    Comunicarse a la oficina parroquial :

    (678) 831 7697 (678) 831-8042

    More News...

    SACRAMENTS

    Baptism/Bautismo

    Contact the office

    Consultar con la Oficina

    Celebration del Bautismo Es: 2° y 4° Sábado

    En/Vie: by appointment

    Pre-Baptismal Class Clase Pre-bautismal Es: 1° y 3° Sábado

    En/Vie: by appointment

    Marriage/Matrimonio

    Contact the priest Contactar al Sacerdote

    First Communion &

    Confirmation Primera Comunión &

    Confirmación

    Please Contact the School of Religion

    Por favor contactar a la Escuela de Religión

    678-831-8044 678-831-8045

    OTRAS

    CELEBRACIONES

    Misa de Sanación Segundo Jueves Misa de 6:00pm

    Presentaciones de Ni-

    ños 1° y 3° Jueves Misa de 6:00pm

    Quinceañeras

    Consultar con la ofici-na

    678-831-7697

    Coordinadora Narcedalia Garrido

    770-531-4154

    Bendición de Casas Llame al (678) 831-7697

    WoC

    gc

    There is anointing of the sick after each Mass, ONLY the first weekend of the month.

    Hay unción de los enfermos después de cada misa de fin de semana, SOLAMENTE el primer fin de semana

    de cada mes.

    SVdP REPORT 44 home visits 20 rent 20 utilities 2 medical 12 furniture 498 bags of food Thank you for your continued generosity. Thanks again for another successful food drive. Our food pantry are getting full. We were able to feed 1650 needy clients last year by your kind donations. God bless all of you for all you do. -Joanne Capies

    The excellent healthcare, lakeside lifestyle, and proximi-ty to the Blue Ridge Mointains and Atlanta have attracted

    many to live out their later years in Gainesville– Hall County. Many of these men and women are no longer

    able to come to Church, and they rely on us to bring Holy Communion to their homes. We have a real need at this

    time for more extraordinary ministers to serve at our weekend Masses and even more need for ministers who will take communion to the homebound. Please pray and

    listen for the Lord’s voice calling you to this ministry.

    To sign up and or to lean more abour it, please email Al-ice Schultz ([email protected])

    or Terry Barron ([email protected])

    St. Michael's Bridge Club

    If you like to play bridge for fun and fellow-ship, come join us on the second Friday of

    each month at 7:00pm, beginning in Septem-ber.

    For more information, please call Louise Eiswirth at 919-272-1639.

    Happy Birthday Fr. Gerardo!

  • A par r del fin de semana del 18 y 19 de agosto y hasta el 20 y 21 de octubre, estamos pidiendo a todas las familias de nuestra iglesia que vendan un míni-mo de 10 boletos para la rifa. El costo de cada boleto es de $20. Los ujieres repar rán los sobres azules con los boletos para la rifa durante las Misas de este fin de semana. Le pedimos a cada familia que tome un sobre. Durante tres domingos, tendremos sobres adicionales para la rifa que estarán disponibles después de todas las Misas. Los miembros también pueden recibir su sobre viniendo a la oficina de la iglesia durante la semana. El costo de la renovación será de alrededor de $52,000. La renovación implica la sus tución de ventanas en el salón social, oficinas, ventanas de aulas en el nivel inferior, alfombras nuevas en los pasillos y la pintura de las paredes del santuario Si vendemos 3000 boletos, recaudaremos $60,000. Tenemos a la mano 5,000 boletos. Si vendemos 5,000 boletos, recaudaremos $100,000. El sorteo de los boletos de la rifa ganadora se llevará a cabo a las 3:00 p.m. el domingo 21 de octubre durante el Fes val de Otoño. No necesitas estar pre-sente para ganar. Los premios son los siguientes: el tercer premio es de $500, el segundo premio es de $1,000 y el gran premio es de $4,000 Si vendemos 4000 boletos, agregaremos un premio adicional de $2,000 y si vendemos los 5,000 boletos, ¡agregaremos otro Gran premio de $4,000! Cuando haya vendido sus 10 boletos, puede dejar el Sobre de los boletos de la rifa con los talones de los boletos y dinero en la canasta del ofertorio durante la Misa o dejar el sobre con su contenido en el buzón ubicado fuera de la sala de correo, mejor conocido como el "buzón" . Si puede vender más los 10 boletos sería profundamente apreciado. Puede recibir más boletos con los feligreses que se encuentran en la mesa de Boletos de la rifa en la entrada de la iglesia después de misas o con Beth Andert en la oficina de la iglesia. ¡Por favor ayúdenos mientras seguimos renovando nuestra iglesia! ¡Gracias!

    Beginning on the weekend of August 18 & 19 and going through to October 20 & 21, we are asking all families of our church to sell a minimum of 10 raffle ckets. The cost of each cket is $20. Ushers will pass-out the “Blue Raffle Ticket” envelopes during Masses this weekend. We ask that each family take one envelope. For three Sundays, we will have extra “Blue Raffle Ticket” envelopes availa-ble a er all Masses. Members can also receive their envelope by coming to the church office during the week. The cost of the renova on will be again around $52,000. Renova on in-volves the replacement of windows in the social hall, offices, and class-rooms in lower level, new carpet in hallways, narthex, and pain ng of the walls in the sanctuary and replacement of the black chairs in the social hall. If we sell 3000 ckets, we will raise $60,000. We have on hand 5,000 ck-ets. If we sell all 5,000 ckets, we will raise $100,000. The drawing of the winning raffle ckets will take place at 3:00 PM on Sun-day, October 21 during the Fall Fes val. You do not need to be present to win. Prizes are 3rd place prize of $500, 2nd place prize at $1000 and Grand prize at $4,000 If we sell 4000 ckets, we will add an addi onal prize of $2,000 and if we sell all 5,000 ckets, we will add another Grand prize of $4,000! When you have sold your 10 ckets, you can drop the Raffle Ticket Enve-lope with the raffle cket stubs & money in the offertory basket during Mass or drop the envelope with its contents in the mailbox located outside the mailroom – be er known as the “dropbox”. If you can sell more the 10 ckets that would be deeply appreciated. You can receive more ckets by seeing the parishioners who are at the Raffle Ticket Table in the narthex of the church a er Masses or Beth Andert at the church office. Please keep the renova on of our church going! Thank you!

    Prices | Premios

    1° $4000

    2° $1000

    3° $500

    October 21, 2018

    The Knights held an Installation of officers for the 2018-2019 Fraternal Year

    High School & College students please join our bible study—Tuesday Mornings at 7am room 33 (donuts & coffee provided).

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