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NOVEMBER 24, 2019 FEAST of CHRIST the KING Thursday Page 1 November 24, 2019 Catholic Parish of St. John Neumann THANKSGIVING DAY MASS SCHEDULE Thursday, November 28 10:00 a.m. English 12:00 Noon Spanish Let’s gather together at the Lord’s table as a Parish Family to celebrate the Eucharist and give thanks to God for all our blessings. The Eucharist is a graceful and grateful way to begin the day focused on God’s blessings in praise and thanksgiving. Let us give thanks and rejoice! NOVEMBER 24, 2019 FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING Page 2 November 24, 2019 Catholic Parish of St. John Neumann MASS INTENTIONS OF THE WEEK SUNDAY READINGS: Monday Nov. 25, 7:00 a.m. +Alicia Hernsen by Khoury Family Get the most out of Sunday Mass! November 24 8:30 a.m.+Maureen & John Rabeb by Erin Alfonso Family 1st Reading: 2 Samuel 5:1-3 2nd Reading: Colossians 1:12-20 Tues. Nov. 26, 7:00 a.m.+Ginger Fernandez by Castelino Family Gospel: Luke 23:35 -43 8:30 a.m. +Jack McAlister by Laura & Sean Bethge Be prepared for next week December 1 Weds. Nov. 27, 7:00 a.m. +Maria Concepcion Mejia by Loving family 1st Reading: Isaiah 2:1-5 8:30 a.m. +Andres Cuevas by Loving family 2nd Reading: Romans 13:11 -14 Gospel : Matthew 24:37- 44 Thurs. Nov. 28, Thanksgiving Day Mass 10:00 a.m. Pro Populo WHAT ARE YOU THANKFUL FOR? 12:00 p.m. Pro Populo During this month of Thanksgiving, which we give Friday Nov. 29, 7:00 a.m. +Dr. Hal Henry Your “Leftovers” Family thanks for our many blessings, please join the Social 8:30 a.m. +Jim Losa by Loving Sisters Media Team by writing on our “Thanksgiving Banner” Saturday, Nov. 30, 8:30 a.m. Community Mass in the Loggia and tell us: 5:00 p.m. +Esther Median by Loving family “What are you thankful for…” Sunday, Dec. 1 7:30 a.m. SJN Parish Family 9:00 a.m. +Otto Del Forn by Loving wife 11:00 a.m. +Giselle Louis by Loving family 1:00 p.m. +Oscar Orrego by Loving family PRAY FOR THE SICK Nicolas Carpenter; Rosemary Clark; Grace Rodriguez; Violet Chang; Gina Fernandez; Chloe Settler; Claire Pare Smith; Tracy Gutierrez; Angela Ortiz; Maria Teresa Mendez; Frankie Viturello; Stephen Williams; Myrna Gallagher; Marie Andrieux; Elaine Blazys; Maria Stevens; Olivia Kessler; Fred Metelnikow; Efren Marquez; Brian Broadwater; Robert Morgan; Jorge Quintana; Steven Gandolfo; Nersa Aguila; Margarita Candia; Don Daniel; Carolyn Michael; Steven Michael; Christine Michael Regla Fernandez; Kathy Held; Laurie Portuondo; Joseph Milone; Crystal Dorta; Jamey Mathers; Katherine Gonzalez; Marlene Buckham; Bernardino Ruizdias; Bill Hackmeir: Olga Heffernan; Mary Teresa Morgan; Grace Acosta; Kim Fisher; Anisa Reyes; Ludwig Sell; Natasha Perez; Carolina Alonso; Fernando Salas; DURING VOCATIONS AWARENESS MONTH Makala Bonachea; Margie Marengo; Robert Calvert: Ella Lydia PLEASE PRAY FOR Alfonso; Joel Rivera; Ilene Primack: Rolf Holman; Maria COMMUNITIES OF FEMALE RELIGIOUS Castillo; Christine Stalvey; John Song; Aura Estefan; Kevin Valencia; Luis Perez; Daniela Guanipa; David Heck; Hector Ramirez; Marta Chevere; Korina Pedroso; Walter Mullett: Esther *Carmelite Sisters *Missionaries of Charity Mullett; Kathy Schear; Frank Garcia; Robert Castano; Albert *Claretian Sisters *Discalced Carmelites Castellon; Jesus Soberon; Barbara G. Rivas; Rita Lopez; Lauren *Daughters of Charity *Servants of the Pierced Formoso; Chris M. Richards; Jake Lardizabal; Lisi Diaz; *Sisters of Notre Dame Heart of Jesus & Mary Vicente Guevara; Magdalena Tamayo; Jose Manuel Calzadilla; *Sisters of St. Phillip Neri *Society of Sacred Heart Juan Cobo; Margarita Sanchez; Christian Ventimiglia; Luis *Daughters of St. Paul * Sisters of Mercy Gonzalez; Karl Weissinger; Ricardo Vogel; Mike Linden; Sarah *Dominican Sisters *Sisters of Immaculate Murter; Teresa Fernandez; Luisa Garcia; Joe May; Estela *Society of Sacred Heart Heart of Mary Stevens; Rosa M. Lopez; Sandra Garcia ; Mary Kramer; Maria *Society of St. Teresa of Jesus *Sisters of St. Joseph Elena De Armas; Claudia Zabala; Beatriz Bazzanni;Alex Carreras NEW PARISHIONERS...ARE WELCOMED AT ST. JOHN’S. If you want to join our Parish Family, please attend one of our orientation meetings which are held one Sunday a month at 9:30 a.m., Rooms E&F. For dates please call the Parish Office or speak to someone at the Information Booth in the Loggia after Masses on Sundays. Everyone interested in joining is welcome to the meeting! We have coffee, donuts and juice for the little ones - and you will be out in time for the 11:00 a.m. Mass. CURRENT PARISHIONERS, please inform us of any name, address or phone changes; this will assist in keeping your records up to date. Thanks Page 3 November 24, 2019 Catholic Parish of St. John Neumann PASTOR’S REFLECTION ADVENT PENANCE SERVICE Feast of Christ the King MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 7:30 P.M. A voice calls out in the desert… November 24, 2019 Prepare the way of the Lord. Isaiah Let us prepare our hearts and minds for this Holy Season. Relying on God’s love and mercy by going to Confession. Dear Friends, Christ, who is our true King, is a shepherd who serves the sheep; He finds strength in weakness and power in vulnerability. He calls us to admit and name our sins, powerlessness and defects to find reconciliation with God, self and each other. He calls us to be ambassadors of reconciliation to find peace in the difficulties that ST. JOHN VIANNEY occur in life. Then, set free from slavery, we will serve Christ’s majesty and ceaselessly proclaim His praise. COLLEGE SEMINARY On this Feast and every day we open our hearts and our CHRISTMAS CONCERT lives to let Christ change us so we be more like Him Friday, December 6 7:00 p.m. who came to serve and not to be served. St. Raphael Chapel At St. John Vianney Take time to refresh the life of the Spirit that has 2900 S.W. 87th Ave. been given you. Then witness your faith like disciples and believers throughout the ages. Be assured of my Come for a Christmas prayers for you and for your dear ones. May the good Concert featuring Lord bless you with wisdom and peace. Please pray Christmas favorites and for me. original compositions by our seminarians. In Christ, Msgr. Pablo A. Navarro ADULT CONFIRMATION PRAYER FOR PROTECTION Adult Confirmation registration for active parishioners AGAINST STORMS is Monday, January 6 at 7:00 p.m.in the Youth room God our Father, in the Adult Education Building. You must be at least You set the earth on its foundation. 18 years old, registered in the parish, completed the Keep us safe from the danger of hurricanes and storms Sacraments of Baptism, Reconciliation, First And let us always feel the presence of Your love. Communion, and if married, married in the Catholic May we be secure in Your protection Church. A copy of the Baptismal certificate must be And serve You with grateful hearts. We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, turned in at registration on January 6th. More details Your Son, for preparation requirements will be provided at Who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, registration. Any questions please call Armando or One God forever and ever. Amen. Elena De Zayas 305-255-6642 Ext. 311 Oh Mary, conceived without sin, Pray for us who have recourse to You. WORDS OF WISDOM PopeFrancis @pontifex God will not be the only one who "We can never elude the urgent appeal that Scripture makes on behalf of the poor. Wherever welcomes us into Heaven. There will also we look, the word of God points to the poor, those be those with whom we have shared all who lack the necessities of life because they the Lord has placed in our hands, depend on others." after administering it well. - Pope Francis Message for Third World Day of the Poor Page 4 November 24, 2019 Catholic Parish of St. John Neumann Thanks for Giving “Give and gifts will be given to you; a good measure, packed together, shaken down, and overflowing, will be poured into your lap. For the measure with which you measure will in return be measured out to you.” Luke 6:38 Steven Adessi Famiy Elizabeth DeChurch Family Kenneth Kow Family Jesus Rivero Family John Adessi Family Ralph Degruttola Family Valdemar Kristjansson Family Peggy Rizzotto Family Ramon Alentado Family Hector Delgado Family Ariana Kumpis Family John Roche Family Benny Alexander Family Elkie Diaz Family Barbara Lagotic Family Roberto Rodezno Family Raul Alfonso Family Benjamin Diaz Family Jerry LaGra Family Jesus Rodriguez Family Margrit Algeciras Family Francisco Diaz Family Michael Lally Family Alberto Rodriguez Family Leonella Alvarez Family Marta Diaz Family Gary Lancelotta Family Cris Rodriguez Family Victoe Amat Family Richard Docobo Family Kevin Lannon Family Sergio Rodriguez Family Danny Amengual Family Harry Dye Family Luis Lanz Family Marina Rogers Family Abraham Arellano Family Juan Enjamio Family Millicent Lawrence Family Carlos Rojas Family Nelson Artime Family Loretta Erickson Family Pam Lawson Family Guilmar Rojo Family Stephen Avallone Family David Erkelens Family Julio Leiva Family Gina Romano Family Sal Avila Family Jorge Escobar Family Domitille Lochet Family Juan Rondon Family Anthony Azan Family Pierre Etcheverry Family Kevin Lockwood Family Margarita Sanchez Family Aldo Bacigalupo Family Suzanne Farwell Family Lilliam Losa Family Mario Sanchez Family Barbara Backhus Family Ernesto Fernandez Family Margaret Marinelli Family Richard Sante Family Paul Banaszak Family Rafael Fernandez Family Loanny Martinez Family David Schleifer Family Jose Barreneche Family Teresa Fernandez Family Roberto Martinez Family Charlotte Schmidt Family Carlos Bastista Family Jose Fernandez Family Charles Matuszak Family Yolanda Schon Family Rafael Bauza Family Marialeanan
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