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St. Anthony

OFFICE: (602) 252-1771 Secretary: Ext 0 Bookkeeper: Ext. 11 Religious Education: Ext. 28 R.C.I.A.: Ext. 28 Marriage: Ext. 19 Associate Pastor: Ext. 22

MASS SCHEDULE: Sunday Mass: 7:00 a.m. Spanish 9:00 a.m. English 11:00 a.m. Spanish 1:00 p.m. Spanish Tuesday-Saturday Mass: 6:00 p.m. Spanish Confessions: after Friday Mass or by appointment

OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Closed: Sat. –Mon.

CLERGY: Parochial Administrator: Rev. Rolando Santoianni, IVE Associate Pastor: Fr. Alex Perez, IVE Fr. Rafael Umaña, IVE Deacon, Jesus Morales

CONVENT: 602 324-3579 Servants of the Lord and the Virgin of Matará: Mother, María Madre de la Natividad Sister, María Madre de la Sabiduría Sister, Mary Rose of Heaven

November 26, 2017 — Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ The King 26 de Noviembre del 2017 — Solemnidad de Jesucristo, Rey Del Universo

Community entrusted to the Institute of the Incarnate Word/ Comunidad Confiada al Instituto del Verbo Encarnado

www.ive.org — www.ivevocations.org

Email: stanthonyparishphoenix@gmail.com

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Sunday Collection / Colecta Dominical

November 19, 2017: Plate: $ not available (early bulletin transmission)

Thank you for your generosity! ¡Gracia por su generosidad!

LECTURAS PARA LA SEMANA DEL 26 DE NOVIEMBRE

Domingo: Ez 34, 11-12. 15-17/Sal 23, 1-3. 5-6/1 Cor 15, 20-26. 28/Mt 25, 31-46 Lunes: Dn 1, 1-6. 8-20/Dn 3, 52-56/Lc 21, 1-4 Martes: Dn 2, 31-45/Dn 3, 57-61/Lc 21, 5-11 Miércoles: Dn 5, 1-6. 13-14. 16-17. 23-28/Dn 3, 62-67/Lc 21, 12-19 Jueves: Rom 10, 9-18/Sal 19, 8-11/Mt 4, 18-22 Viernes: Dn 7, 2-14/Dn 3, 75-81/Lc 21, 29-33 Sábado: Dn 7, 15-27/Dn 3, 82-87/Lc 21, 34-36 Domingo siguiente: Is 63, 16-17. 19; 64, 2-7/Sal 80, 2-3. 15-16. 18-19/1 Cor 1, 3-9/Mc 13, 33-37

MASS INTENTIONS / INTENCION DE MISAS

Saturday, Nov. 25th 6:00 PM +Jose Tapia (Antonio Tapia) Sunday, Nov. 26th 7:00 AM Pen agradecimiento por el cumpleaños de Minnie Escalante (Sus Hijos) 9:00 AM +Facundo Rosas (Marj Rosas) 1:00 AM En agradecimiento por los 3años de Sofia Carmen Fernandez (Su Grandma) 1:00 PM +Aurelio Fuentes y por el cumpleaños de Guadalupe Fuentes (Fam. Fuentes) Tuesday, Nov. 28th 6:00 PM +Lució y +Vicente Rodriguez (Aleja N.) Wednesday, Nov. 29th 6:00 PM +Luis y +Lucrecia Nevarez) (Aleja N.) Thursday, Nov. 30th 6:00 PM Legionarios Difuntos (Legión de María) Friday, Nov. 1st 6:00 PM +Jesus Humberto Beltran (Su Familia)

Novena de La Virgen de Guadalupe

Predicador: Padre Rafael Umaña

Del 3-10 de Diciembre

6:00 p.m.: Novena

6:30 p.m.: Misa

NOTA: El domingo 3 y 10 de Diciembre, la Misa de 1:00 PM se suspende para las 6:30 PM.

Grupos Parroquiales; Dirigir la Novena y preparar un refrigerio luego de la Misa:

Domingo 3: Guadalupanos

Lunes 4: RCIA/Pro-Vida

Martes 5: Legión de Maira

Miércoles 6: Grupo de Oración

Jueves 7: Grupo de Jóvenes - EPJ

Viernes 8: En honor a la Virgen de Juquila

Sábado 9: Danza Inmaculado Corazón de Maria

Domingo 10: Educación Religiosa

Lunes 11 de Diciembre:

6:00 p.m. Procesión con Banda y Rosario

7:00 p.m. Misa

8:00—11:30 pm Vigilia: Rosarios y Cantos

(Velación Nocturna)

11:30 pm—lunes 12:30 am: Mañanitas con

Mariachi

Martes 12 de Diciembre:

12:30 am – 6:00 am: Rosarios y Cantos

6:00 am: Mañanitas con Mariachi

7:00 am: Misa

8:00 am: Desayuno en el salón, ofrecido por los

Guadalupanos

7:00 pm: Misa de Las Rosas… Luego: danzas, canatos etc.

La Corresponsabilidad Vivida Ahora Una oración a Cristo Rey tomada de la liturgia de esta fiesta: Dios todopoderoso y eterno, que quisiste fundar todas las cosas en tu Hijo muy amado, Rey del universo, haz que toda creatura, liberada de la esclavitud, sirva a tu majestad y te alabe eternamente. Por nuestro Señor Jesucristo. (Misal Romano, Oración Colecta para Nuestro Señor Jesucristo, Rey del Universo)

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Our Lady of Guadalupe Novena

Presider: Fr. Rafael Umaña

From: Dec. 3rd—Dec.10th

6:00 pm: Novena

6:30 pm: Mass

The parish groups will be in charge of the Novena from 3rd-10th

(the schedule on the Spanish side).

NOTE: Sunday, Dec. 3rd & Sunday Dec.10th; the 1:00 PM Mass will be suspended and moved to 6:30 PM.

Monday, Dec. 11th

6:00 pm: Procession with a live band, & rosary

7:00 pm: Mass

8:00—11:30 pm (Vigil): rosary, singing & prayer

11:30 pm — Monday 12:30 am: (mañanitas) with a Mariachi Group

Tuesday, Dec. 12th

12:30 am—6:00 am: rosary, singing & prayer

6:00 am: (mañanitas) with a Mariachi Group

8:00 am: Breakfast in the parish hall offered by the Guadalupano Group

7:00 pm: Mass of the Roses, followed by dances (matichines), singing, etc.

Living Stewardship Now A Prayer to Christ the King from the liturgy: Almighty and merciful God, you break the power of evil and make all things new in your Son Jesus Christ, the King of the universe. May all in heaven and earth acclaim your glory and never cease to praise you. We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. (The Roman Missal, Opening Prayer for Our Lord Jesus Christ the King)

SOCIAL SECURITY HELPS PEOPLE WITH HIV/AIDS

December 1 is World AIDS Day.

If you have HIV/AIDS and cannot work, you may qualify for disability benefits from Social Security. Your medical condi-tion must be serious enough to prevent you from working for at least 12 months or expected to result in death.

We pay disability benefits under two programs: the Social Security disability insurance program for people who paid Social Security taxes; and the Supplemental Security In-come (SSI) program for people who have little income and few resources. You may qualify for one or both of these programs.

The easiest and most convenient way to apply for disability benefits is online, at www.SocialSecurity.gov/disability.

We process all applications we receive from people with HIV/AIDS as quickly as possible. Social Security works with an agency in each state called the Disability Determi-nation Services.

The state agency will look at the information you and your doctor give us and decide if you qualify for benefits.

We can pay you SSI benefits right away for up to six months before we make a final decision on your claim if:

* You are not working; * You meet the SSI rules about income and resources; and * Your doctor or other medical source certifies that your HIV infection is severe enough to meet our medical eligibil-ity rules.

You can help speed up the processing of your claim by having certain information when you apply. This includes information about:

* The names and addresses of any doctors, hospitals, or clinics you have been to for treatment; * How HIV/AIDS has affected your daily activities, such as cleaning, shopping, cooking, taking public transportation, etc.; and * The kinds of jobs you have had during the past 15 years.

If you or someone you know has HIV/AIDS and is unable to work due to their condition, read our publication "Social Security For People Living With HIV/AIDS." It's available at www.SocialSecurity.gov/pubs/10019.html#a0=7.

Social Security joins the president and government lead-ers, agencies, and organizations around the world in rais-ing awareness of HIV infection and AIDS.

Weekly Schedule from Nov. 20 — Nov. 25 Mon: Legion of Mary (Hall Conf. Rm) 5:00pm Tues: R.C.I.A. (Hall & Basement) 7:00pm Wed: Prayer Group (Hall) 7:00pm Thurs: Holy Hour (Chapel) 7:00pm Friday: Youth Group EPJ (Basement) 7:00pm Sat: Religious Education Classes 9:00am

Congratulation on Their Wedding Francisco & Liliana Robledo

Happy 15th Birthday! Aleigha Coronado & Yonne Moreira Andrade

SCHEDULE & SERVICES / HORARIO Y SERVICIOS

Confessions/Confesiones: Friday after Mass or by appointment (Viernes después de Misa o por cita).

Rosary Prayer/Rezo del Rosario: Tuesday—Saturday at 5:30pm (Spanish) Martes—Sábado a las 5:30pm (Español)

Perpetual Adoration In the Chapel: 24 Hours / 7 Days a Week

Adoración Perpetua En La Capilla: Las 24 Horas Los 7 Días de la Semana

Catechism Office/Oficina de Catecismo: Sister María Madre de la Sabiduría (602) 252-1771 Ext. 28 Email: stanthonyccd@servidoras.org

Marriage Preparation/ Preparacion de Matrimonios: Oscar & Iris Guerrero, (Ext. 19) Jose & Severiana Alvarado (Ext. 19)

Legion of Mary/Legión de María: Beatriz Contreras (602) 332-8747 Monday/Lunes: 5:00pm-6:00pm (Spanish)

Legion of Mary Youth/ Legión de María Juvenil: Luz Alicia Márquez (602) 743-6665 Sunday (Domingo) 12:00pm-2:00pm

Prayer Group/Grupo de Oración: Martin Pérez (602) 292-6192 Miércoles 7:00pm-9:00pm (Spanish)

Young Adult Group EPJ/ Encuentros de Promoción Juvenil EPJ: Erik Tarin (602) 451-7748 Viernes 7:00pm-9:00pm (Spanish)

Guadalupano Grup/Sociedad Guadalupana: Marta Rentería (602) 318-1485 2do Domingo del Mes/2nd Sunday (Spanish)

Crusillo Movement/Moviemiento Cursillo: Armando Lopez (602) 579-8892

Apostolado de Respeto a la Vida: Fabiola & Martha Hernandez (480) 388-1657

Matachines-Danza Inmaculado Corazón de María: Cecilia Barrios (602) 388-6339

St. Vincent de Paul Pantry: (602) 716-0122 (message phone) Open: Tuesday & Thursday 9:00am-11:00am

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Pregnancy Crisis Help—1800 712-4357 Hurting After Abortion—602 402-0867 Counseling / Consejeria: 602 216-7522 (Eng.) 602 618--4889 (Sp)

“Buckets of Hope” for 2017 Hurricane Victims

With the support of Bishop Olmsted, the Office of the Diaco-nate has developed a program called “Buckets of Hope”. This effort is to provide 5 gal. buckets filled with cleaning supplies to the victims in Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. When disasters strike, money pours in to help first responders serve the victims. But for those who have begun to return to their shattered homes to repair and/or rebuild, life will never be the same. It is to these that we offer a ray of hope. Parishes are asked to collect the items listed below from Monday, November 20th to Wednesday, December 20th. The items are then to be deliv-ered to one of the drop‐off parishes. We are asking for any of the items on the list – one pail full of products or just one item; whatever parishioners can give to help us fulfill our mission of 500 completed buckets. For those unable to shop, checks made payable to the Diocese of Phoenix (“Buckets of Hope” in memo line) will help defray cost of buckets and added products. We thank you for your assistance to those in need. A “Bucket of Hope” contains the following items: 1. Liquid laundry detergent, Two, 32oz to 64 oz. bottle 2. 1 bottle liquid household cleaner, 12‐16 oz. cleaner that can be mixed with water (No Bleach) 3. 1 bottle dish soap 16‐28 oz. bottle any brand 4. 1can of air freshener (aerosol or pump) 5. 1 scrub brush‐Plastic or Wooden handle (No toilet bowl, kitchen or dish brushes) 6. 12‐18 cleaning handy wipes or similar reusa-ble wipes (No terry cleaning towels) 7. 6‐12 sponges (No cellulose due to mold issue) 8. 5 scouring pads (No Brillo, SOS Pads or any kind that will rust) 9. 36 to 50 clothes pins 10. Clothes line (2‐50 ft. or 1‐100 ft., cotton or plastic) 11. 1 24 to 35 count box of heavy duty trash bags (30‐45 gallon size) 12. 5 dust masks 13. 2 pair disposable waterproof gloves (rubber or latex) 14. 1 pair of work gloves (cotton or leather‐ leather palms necessary) All Items must be collected by Tuesday, December 19th. Buckets of Hope supplies can be dropped off at the following parishes:

St. Jerome – 10815 N. 35th Ave. Phoenix, 85029 St. Bernadette – 16245 N. 60th St. Scottsdale, St. Benedict – 16223 S. 48th St. Phoenix, 85048 St. Maria Goretti – 6261 N. Granite Reef Rd.

Scottsdale 85250 (After Dec. 3) St. Francis of Assisi Mission – 3090 N. Longmore,

Scottsdale 85256