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San Ysidro Parish Corrales New Mexico Parish Staff The First Catholic Church Pastor: Father James McGowan in Corrales was a mission built around Deacon: Steve Rangel 1750 near the Deacon: Tom Burns (retired) river and was Rel. Ed. Director: Ken Cantwell dedicated to Music: Diego Salazar SANSAN YSIDROYSIDRO Of fice Manager: Jovita Kelley the Holy Family. Asst. Off. Manager: Beverly Chavez Priests came from Sandia Mass Schedule Pueblo for Saturday: 5:00 pm (Sunday Vigil Mass) PARISHPARISH Masses and the Sunday: 7:30 am 9:00 am (Spanish Music) sacraments until 11:00 am 1857 when the Monday: 6:30 am (Communion Service) priests from Our Tues. - Fri.: 6:30 am Lady of Sorrows Church in Bernalillo took Saturday: 8:30 am over. This first church was washed away Church doors are open during the week in a flood in 1868. before and after all Masses until 5 pm. The next church, now known as the “Old Parish Of fice Historic Church,” was also a mission and Hours: M – F 10:00 am – noon, was built in 1869 on Old Church Road by 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm. the parishioners and was dedicated to Closed on holy days and holidays. San Ysidro. Phone: 898-1779 A A new church, again Emergencies: After office hours call dedicated to San the rectory at 898-2770. Ysidro, was built by volunteers in 1961 and Address: 5015 Corrales Road e 1962 on Corrales Road Mailing Address: PO Box 182 r Corrales, NM 87048 and became a full- u fledged parish church n Parish Administration serving the Village of Pastoral Council: The Pastoral Council h Corrales’ Catholics in o is an advisory committee for our pastor. i 1966. Parishioners appointed by the pastor c t t In 2012 plans were made to expand the plus the pastor and deacon meet during o a the odd months (Jan, March, etc.) on the church capacity from 324 to 512 persons. r n San Ysidro, born in Madrid, Construction started in September, 2012, second Tuesday at 7 pm in the Religious i Ed. Bldg. Spain in 1070 is the patron saint of and In May 2013 the remodeling was B m y a farmers, of Madrid, of the village of finished. Transepts have been added on r Chair: Chris Cordes Corrales, and of this parish church. He r either side of the main altar so that the s Vice Chair: John Tafoya S was a hired hand who had an church now has the traditional cruciform o CORRALES CORRALES o Secretary: Donna Mims extraordinary ability to pray directly to r f shape. The narthex in the rear houses a Evangelization: Catherine DeOreo t n God who was so pleased that He sent an bride's room, restrooms, and an indoor Fellowship and e n angel into San Ysidro’s field, to do his s gathering space. o i I Stewardship: Donna Mims work, freeing him to pray even more. He n Social Justice: Deacon Tom Burns NEW MEXICO r NEW MEXICO l is said to have performed many miracles The San Ysidro Parish Bldg. & Grounds: Father McGowan o t during his life and despite his own H i Members at Large: Margaret Palumbo, grounds include the a poverty, shared what little he had with the 5015 Corrales Road Joe Olguin a Religious Ed. Building r h poor. He died on May 15, 1130 and was h (classrooms behind Cemetery Commission: This three P canonized in 1622. He was married to the church), the office, s s e Phone: 505-898-1779 Maria Torribia, also honored as a saint i member commission, appointed by the i the rectory, and r n under the name of Santa Maria de la Hendren Hall. A pastor, develops policy for burials in San r Ysidro Cemetery. Cabeza. A parish fiesta is held every FAX: 505-897-6967 r Memorial Garden for u e a year on a weekend close to his May 15 http://sanysidroparish.org a the Unborn, dedicated Finance Council: This council with feast day. in 2008, is on the east P O P G seven appointed members assists the side of Hendren Hall. It features a sculpture pastor on financial and administrative of Our Lady of Guadalupe and is a place matters. to pray any time of day or night. Sacraments Liturgical Groups San Ysidro has several organizations and ministries available to our parishioners. Call the office for Baptism: Sundays after the 11:00 am Altar Servers: Adults and children who have more information about any listed organization or use the optional contacts as provided. Mass, or by appointment. received their First Holy Communion are eligible to Knights of Columbus, Council #14999 San Ysidro Ladies Sodality Pre-Baptism instructions for assist at Mass. Call the parish office for more parents and sponsors are on information. The Knights meet on the first Thursday at 7:00 pm Parish women meet on the first Wednesday at 1 the first Sunday of each Extraordinary Eucharistic Ministers and Lectors: in Hendren Hall. They support the church, pm in Hendren Hall occasionally with an optional Training is offered yearly. Call the parish office community and each other, through works, lunch at noon. They serve at month at 1:00 pm in the for details. Religious Ed. Building. donations, and spiritual growth. funeral receptions, sponsor San Ysidro's Knights feed the an annual warm clothing Registration at the parish Choirs poor and house the homeless by office is required. drive for local charities, and San Ysidro Choir: They sing during the Vigil Mass giving time and money to St. provide welcome packets for Matrimony: Arrangements must be made on Saturday at 5:00 pm, and at the 7:30 am and at Felix Pantry and Little Brothers of parish newcomers. They at the parish office at least 6 months prior the 11:00 am Sunday the Good Shepherd. The offer spiritual and social events for all parish to the date of the wedding. Masses. This choir Knights actively oppose abortion women. Their bake and yard sale proceeds Penance: Saturdays – 3:00 to 4:30 pm. rehearses on Thursdays at and support mothers in need and d benefit the entire parish and/or support other Other times upon request. 7:15 pm. Call Diego Salazar, their babies. They support our parish's seminarians charitable organizations. All parish women are e Communion to Homebound: Call the 505-440-4031, for details. and U.S. military chaplains, raise funds for the welcome at any meeting or activity. parish office. Children's Choir: They rehearse on Thursdays at parish, and participate annually in Special Olympics. u First Confession: Second grade children 6:15 pm. Call Diego Salazar, 505-440-4031, for On the third Saturdays, the Knights sponsor a Bingo make their First Confession in the spring. more information. Night with refreshments in Hendren Hall immediately Fiesta Committee n Spanish Choir: They sing at the 9:00 am Sunday An ad hoc Fiesta Committee plans a grand, i First Holy Communion: Third grade following the end of the 5 pm vigil Mass. Bingo Masses and rehearse on Wednesdays at 6:30 pm. festive commemoration each year on a weekend t children receive their First Holy proceeds support the Knights' ministries. Communion in the spring after Easter. Call Ed Roybal, 505-891-9297, for details. close to May 15 (San Ysidro’s n Con firmation: Anyone who is baptized Feast Day). A special Sunday Saint Vincent de Paul Society (SVdP) Fiesta Mass is often o and is a high school freshman or older is Devotions and More The SVdP meets on the second Thursday at 6:30 celebrated outside on the Old eligible to be confirmed. pm in Hendren Hall. There is also Historic Church porch with a c Exposition and Benediction of the Anointing of the Sick: This sacrament a spiritual meeting on the 4th procession honoring San is administered on first Saturdays in the Blessed Sacrament: is on every , Friday (except for Good Friday). Thursday starting with the 6:30 am Ysidro with Matachines (ritual church after the 8:30 am Mass and at Adoration is after the 6:30 am Mass Mass with breakfast afterwards. dancers from Our Lady of n other times, as needed, upon request. with Benediction at 5:00 pm. During Their monthly collection on the first Sorrows Parish in Bernalillo) Sunday is used to help those in leading up to a lavish o Lent, Benediction is right after the Faith Formation Program need within the Corrales and San i Stations of the Cross which begin at celebration on the parish Ysidro boundaries. They also t Religious Education for the Youth: 6:00 pm. grounds. It is a weekend filled Kindergarten through ninth Chaplets of the Seven Sorrows of sponsor a special food collection at with music, crafts, dancing, a grade classes are held on the Blessed Virgin Mary and Seven Christmas for baskets distributed games, good food, and lots of Wednesdays, September to Joys of St. Joseph: Wednesdays to the needy For help in our area, comradeship. Parishioners May. K - 5th grade classes please call 505-346-1500. m after the 6:30 am Mass. are encouraged to fully are held from 4:30 pm to 5:45 Rosary for the Unborn: Saturdays after the 8:30 am participate in the fiesta and to volunteer for their r pm. 6th - 9th grade classes are Coffee and Donuts favorite fiesta activity. Mass and also a half hour before the Saturday Vigil Coffee, donuts, and more are served in Hendren Hall o held from 6 pm to 7:15 pm. Mass.
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