Church of St. Gregory the Great Virginia Beach, Virginia July 5, 2020

CHURCH OF ST. GREGORY THE GREAT VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA JULY 5, 2020

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL RESTARTING OF MASSES Patty Kelly 438-0857 Your Mass experience will be different than what you’re used

to, and you won’t be able to sit in your favorite pew for the PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL time being. At this time, attendance will be limited. Richard Morrow 410-5287

SUNDAY MASS TIMES ARE: LITURGICAL MINISTERS Saturday Vigil: 4:30 pm in English and 7:30 pm (Spanish) Altar Servers, Jim Suhr 490-7527 Arimatheans, Paul Janka 424-2619 Sunday: 7:00 , 10:00 a.m. (also live stream) and 1:00 p.m. Children’s Liturgy of the Word, Marjorie Lamb 495-6456 Weekday Masses: Eucharistic Ministry & Lectors, Br. Tobias, OSB 497-8330 (345) Beginning June : Mondays and Thursdays at 6:30 a.m. Greeters, Loraine Macklem 333-4827 Beginning June : Tuesdays and Fridays at 8:30 a.m. Sacristans, Jose Baluyot (732) 513-7831 No daily Mass on Wednesdays & Saturdays until further notice Ushers Ministry, John Presto 287-3095 Currently, the Parish Office will be CLOSED on Wednesdays.

MUSIC MINISTERS-CHOIRS The Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturdays at 11:00 a.m. Cantors, Carol Noona 422-4813 St. Gregory Director, Walter Noona 422-4813 The obligation to attend Mass is still dispensed for EVERYONE. Contemporary Director, David Dziedziak 420-5448 Persons in a vulnerable category because of age, chronic Funeral Music Ministry Judy Jaworski 502-0390 illness, or being immunocompromised should NOT come to Filipino/American Director, Ruel Buenaventura 589-3183 church. If you are ill or have been in contact with anyone who Spanish Choir Director, Ivis Alvarez 498-0629 is ill, do NOT come to church. Mass will be available on Spanish Youth, Director, Lucero Lissa 572-4080 FACEBOOK and YouTube. Info at: StGregoryVaBeach.org.

SOCIAL JUSTICE & PASTORAL CARE MASS PROCEDURES Bereavement Ministry, Sue Bucher 497-8330 Catholic Charities of Eastern Virginia, Inc. 456-2366 ▪ Parishioners will line up outside the church at the Main Church Food Pantry, Elaine Bridges 373-1902 doors following the safe distancing spacing provided. Haiti Twinning Committee—Patricia Colthurst 455-3214 ▪ You will be asked by a member of our staff the following 3 Hospital Ministry, Theresa McLaughlin 474-1285 questions: Liaison for Person with Disabilities 497-8330 Have you or anyone in your household had a fever in the past Meals on Wheels, Gloria Southard 464-6725 two (2) weeks? Parish Nurse, Sue Bucher 497-8330 (303) Do you or anyone in your household have a new cough or Respect Life shortness of breath? Pete Di Nardo 285-8037 Have you had contact with anyone who is positive with COVID Bob Holt 818-5199 -19 in the past two (2) weeks? Separated-Divorce-Widowed, Nancy Vanek 502-8354 IF ANYONE responds “yes” to any question or is NOT wearing a mask covering mouth and nose (age 10 or older), that person PARISH MINISTRIES/ORGANIZATIONS and/or family, will NOT be permitted to enter the church. Advocate for Souls in Purgatory, Barbara Ann Jenkins 472-7456 ▪ Parishioners will enter after being counted and will be directed Athletic Committee, Brad Duesberry 497-1811 (350) to a seat by ushers on a first-come, first-served basis. Catholic High 467-2881 ▪ There will be one entrance into the church. Catholic Daughters - Court #1881, Sue Bucher 497-8330 ▪ No physical contact at the Sign of Peace and no holding hands Embrace Ministry, David & Marjorie Lamb 495-6456 Eucharistic League, Teresa Tamburello 424-7467 during the Our Father. Filipino/American Ministry, Puring Bautista 473-9463 ▪ Receiving the Eucharist is optional. Holy Communion is strongly K of C St. Benedict Council #9056, recommended to be received in the hand. If possible, please bring Grand Knight, Dr Mike Picio 383-4578 your own hand sanitizer and use it prior to receiving Holy Legion of Mary Communion. Keep your mask in place until the Eucharist has Our Lady of the Rosary, Danny Platukis 403-1084 been distributed to you and then step to the marked spot, lower Mary Queen of Angels, Ludovina Chapa 339-1278 your mask, consume the Eucharist, replace your mask and return Marian Manor 456-5018 to your seat. There will be no Precious Blood offered. Men’s Club, Gary Opdyke 376-7630 ▪ As an act of charity we ask that you receive the Eucharist in the Mother of Perpetual Help Novena, Lina Baltazar 938-9828 hand, however if you elect to receive it by mouth you will have to Natural Family Planning, Jamie & Helen Walker 572-0714 be standing at the table (not kneeling) for the priest to place the Nursery, Libby Williams 467-6013 Eucharist in your tongue. The priest will then have to disinfect in Oblates of St. Benedict, Nancy Chrabot 467-2306 order to continue distributing Communion. Prayer Shawl Ministry, Peggy Willett 467-4186 ▪ Staff ushers will dismiss parishioners after the recessional Diane Spivak 474-2202 hymn, row by row in order to maintain social distance. RCIA, Sr. Brenda Query, IHM 497-8330 (306) ▪ Collection baskets will be placed on tables near the exits. Boy Scouts, Mike Tracy 377-3486 ▪ Hand sanitizer will be available at all entrances, please use it Trail Life USA, Steve Blount 323-2201 when entering the church. (It is acceptable to bring your own.) Girl Scouts, Christina Sikorski 752-8165 Small Faith Communities, Marilyn Andrade 490-4820 ▪ Clergy, cantors and lectors will also wear a mask except when Women’s Club , Theresa McLaughlin 474-1285 they are singing or speaking. Young Adults,/Youth Ministry, Thomas Gallagher 497-8330 (310) ▪ No gathering inside or outside the church before or after Mass. (All numbers are area code 757 ) ▪ Limited use of bathrooms will be available.

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14TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

EVANGELIZATION CORNER SAY SO With all the miseries our country and the world are facing these days, it could be easy to lose our spiritual balance. Yet amidst all these miseries, heroes flood our communities, summer flowers blossom, birds sing their arias all the day long. God’s creation shows His glory through it all. As evangelizers, we should join in the show. As today’s psalm says: Let all your works give you thanks, O LORD, and let your faithful ones bless you. Let them discourse of the glory of your kingdom and speak of your might. --Psalm 145:10-11

So this week, when someone asks you how you are doing, use it as an opportunity to say, “Thanks be to God, I am counting my blessings.”

~PRAY THE ROSARY~

BLOOD DRIVE: The Women's Club is hosting a FR MARTIN DE PORRES BARTEL, O.S.B., ELECTED 12TH blood drive in the gym on Sunday, July 12, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. All Covid-19 safety precautions ARCHABBOT OF SAINT VINCENT ARCHABBEY will be in effect. The Red Cross is reporting that Father Martin de Porres Bartel, O.S.B., a monk of Saint Vincent th they have only a 1 1/2 day supply of blood Archabbey for 40 years, who served as the 14 president of Saint available at this time so the need is URGENT!! Vincent College (1995-2000), has been Did you know that only 3 out of 100 Americans elected as the twelfth archabbot of Saint donate blood each year and that 1 car accident Vincent Archabbey. With his election, victim could need as much as 100 pints of Archabbot Martin also becomes chancellor of blood? Please give the gift of life! Appointments Saint Vincent College and of Saint Vincent are still available online at RedCrossBlood.org or Seminary, Latrobe, Pennsylvania. The you can call/text Michele Roenker at (757) 639- archabbot of Saint Vincent is the spiritual 1939 to give. head and Father of Saint Vincent Archabbey, the first Benedictine monastery in America. SGGS NEWS! We WELCOME, Mr. Joseph Branco, The Saint Vincent monastic community is as Principal of St. Gregory the Great Catholic comprised of more than 150 monks who are priests or brothers. They School. Please join us in prayer asking that the serve at Benedictine Priory in Savannah, Georgia, Wimmer Priory in Holy Spirit directs him with the wisdom to lead Taipei, Taiwan, and São Bento Priory in Vinhedo, Brazil. Saint Vincent our school to continue excellence in education Benedictines also operate Benedictine Military School in Savannah, but most importantly guiding our students in the Georgia, and the Roman Catholic Campus Ministry program at traditions and teachings of our Catholic faith Pennsylvania State University, and serve in parishes in Savannah, which are supported through the mission of our Georgia; Virginia Beach, Virginia; Baltimore, Maryland; and the dioceses parish and our school! God Bless You Mr. of Greensburg, Altoona-Johnstown, Pittsburgh and Erie, Pennsylvania. Branco. Please keep Archabbot Martin de Porres Bartel, OSB in your prayers.

THE FEAST OF SAINT BENEDICT OF NURSIA is celebrated on July 11. Born to upper-class parents in modern-day Italy during the year 480, Benedict was sent to Rome to study the humanities. He soon became disgusted with the loose morals that prevailed among the students. Withdrawing from the city, he lived briefly with a group of monks, then as a hermit. The young man spent three years in solitude, facing and overcoming severe temptations through prayer and asceticism. Only after doing so, did he have the confidence to emerge as an organizer of monastic communities. His first monasteries were established in the Anio valley outside Subiaco. Benedict's monasteries in Subiaco became centers of education for children. It was most likely at Monte Cassino that the abbot drew up a rule of life, the famous “Rule of St. Benedict,” which emphasized prayer, work, simplicity, and hospitality. Benedict's life was marked by various intrigues and miraculous incidents, which are described in his biography written by Pope St. Gregory the Great. One of the most remarkable was his meeting in 543 with Totila, King of the Goths, in which the abbot rebuked the king's lifestyle and prophesied his death. St. Scholastica, Benedict's sister, also embraced religious life as a nun. In his final years, the abbot himself had a profound mystical experience, which is said to have involved a supernatural vision of God and the whole of creation. Around the age of 63, Benedict suffered his final illness. He was carried into the church by his fellow monks, where he received the Eucharist for the last time. Held up by his disciples, he raised his hands in prayer for the last time, before dying in their arms. View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com

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Some people, maybe most people, misunderstand the invitation of Jesus that is found in this gospel. Because of this misunderstanding they miss some wonderful opportunities to experience the compassionate love and mercy of Jesus. At the end of this gospel Jesus offers this wonderful invitation, "Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28). That beautiful invitation of Jesus is intended for all of us because all of us who are struggling to follow Jesus are people who labor and are burdened. For being faithful followers of Jesus and his teachings creates work and that work can at times be burdensome for everyone. In a nutshell then, Jesus is offering rest in his loving arms to all of us any time we need to feel his presence.

But a problem arises in some people’s understanding of this gospel invitation of Jesus. Some people seem to think that

they are not being invited to find rest in Jesus except when they are in great difficulty. Some people interpret Jesus’ words as implying that Jesus is only inviting them when they are experiencing acute problems. It is because some people think that they should turn to Jesus only in those worst moments of life, such as serious illness, personal crises, or times of loss and death. It is certainly true that these are times of great burden, and so are times to turn to Jesus for aid and comfort. But they are not the only times when Jesus’ invitation is there. As a priest I see this misunderstanding of Jesus’ words all too often. There are many people who go through life with only occasionally turning to feel the mercy and love of Jesus. For most of their lives, they ignore Jesus, moving forward in relative comfort and with minimal attention to their baptismal faith and promises to walk with Jesus. Life does not seem too difficult at those times, and so they credit their successes or peace of mind to their own accomplishments and talents. They forget that all they have and are comes from Jesus and that, in turn, they owe respect, thanksgiving and obedience to Jesus. It is only when they are hurting or experiencing difficulties that they turn to Jesus. It is when they want to believe that their bad situations are not their own doing that they seek rest in Jesus. It is odd, is it not? When things are going well in our lives, we attribute our happiness and peace to ourselves. So we find rest in ourselves. But when things are not going well, we attribute the problems to others, to nature, to God, or happenstance, but not to ourselves. And consequently, in difficult times, we find that we need Jesus to take care of us. It is well and good that we are able to turn to Jesus in difficult times and find the rest his gospel invitation offers. It would be even better if we could turn to Jesus in good times too, and find the rest that his invitation offers us who can recognize him as the source of our peaceful and happy times. If we return to our gospel for today, we discover a wonderful insight. This invitation of Jesus to come to him and find peace has a preface that precedes the invitation. Right before this wonderful invitation Jesus says, "I give praise to you, Father, Lord of heaven and earth, for although you have hidden these things from the wise and the learned you have revealed them to little ones” (Matthew 11:25). Here Jesus is showing us how to turn to him at all times. Jesus turns to his Father in heaven to give praise, first of all. Jesus then acknowledges that all things have been revealed from the Father. So Jesus is expressing gratitude as well to the Father in heaven. In essence, Jesus is teaching us how to come to the Father and find the rest he promises. We come with praise and with gratitude. And we do that at all times, good and bad, happy and sad. Finally, Jesus acknowledges in his opening prayer of this gospel that it is to “little ones” that understanding of God is revealed. This is a reminder that, if we are like little children, we will come to know the will of God in Jesus. Little children are completely dependent on their parents, and they turn to their parents in all their needs and at all times. Because they can do nothing without their parents. And so it is with all of us who are “little ones” of the Father in heaven. We recognize with both praise and gratitude our complete dependence on God. At all times, not just in difficult times, we turn to God. As faithful followers of the Son of God, Jesus Christ, we labor and are burdened as loving Christians, accepting the difficulties of obedience to Jesus’ teachings and so we rejoice in hearing the invitation of this gospel. And, in our joy, we turn to Jesus in daily prayer, in regular participation at Mass and Eucharist, and in the day-to-day striving to be Christlike for others. "Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest (Matthew 11:28).

MASS INTENTIONS: READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF MONDAY JULY 5, 2020 Monday, July 6 — Weekday Monday Hos 2:16, 17b-18, 21-22; Ps 145:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 6:30 am — + Thomas Dougherty, Sr 8-9; Mt 9:18-26 Tuesday, July 7 — Weekday Tuesday Hos 8:4-7, 11-13; Ps 115:3-4, 5-6, 7ab-8, 8:30 am — +Dr Jesus G & Teofila Banzon 9-10; Mt 9:32-38 Thursday, July 9 — Weekday Wednesday Hos 10:1-3, 7-8, 12; Ps 105:2-3, 4-5, 6-7; 6:30 am — Int. of Fr Paschal Morlino, OSB Mt 10:1-7 Friday, July 10 — Weekday Thursday Hos 11;1-4, 8e-9; Ps 80:2ac and 3b, 15-16; 8:30 am — Intention of Alec Allen Mt 10:7-15 Saturday, July 11 — St Benedict Friday Hos 14:2-10; Ps 51:3-4, 8-9, 12-13, 14 4:30 pm — + Betty Ackaway and 17; Mt 10:16-23 7:30 pm — + Maria Ana Revolorio th Saturday Is 6:1-8; Ps 93:1ab, 1cd-2, 5; Mt 10:24-33 Sunday, July 12 — 15 Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday Is 55:10-11; Ps 65:10, 11, 12-13, 14; 7:00 am — + Carter Pelina Rom 8:18-23; Mt 13:1-23 or Mt 13:1-9 10:00 am — Lordas Manugo 1:00 pm — Members of the Parish View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com IGLESIA SAN GREGORIO MAGNO VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA

PERSONAL Y REPRESENTANTES HOMILIA DEL DOMINGO 14 T.O.- P. CHARLES DEL MINISTERIO HISPANO Algunas personas, tal vez la mayoría de las personas, Vicario: P. Cristiano Brito 497-8330 (307) malinterpretan la invitación de Jesús que se encuentra en este Coordinadora: Janice Figueroa López 497-8330 (367) evangelio. Debido a este malentendido, pierden algunas Coro: Ivis Álvarez 412-9186 oportunidades maravillosas de experimentar el amor Eucaristía: Ercilia Linares 724-4962 compasivo y la misericordia de Jesús. Hospitalidad: Mercedes Villa 474-9154 Al final de este evangelio, Jesús ofrece esta maravillosa Lectores: Patricia Perdomo 235-0855 invitación: "Vengan a mí, todos ustedes que trabajan y están RICA: Jess Rivera 561-6434 agobiados, y les daré descanso” (Mt 11:28). Esa hermosa Liturgia de Niños: Grace Cintrón Matías 650-9737 invitación de Jesús está destinada a todos nosotros porque Prep. Bautismal: Jess Rivera 561-6434 todos los que estamos luchando por seguir a Jesús somos Ujieres: Juan Chávez 581-7863 personas que trabajamos y estamos agobiados. Por ser fieles Monaguillos Janice Figueroa 497-8330 (367) seguidores de Jesús y sus enseñanzas esto crea trabajo y ese Correo electrónico: [email protected] trabajo a veces puede ser una carga para todos. En pocas palabras, Jesús ofrece descanso en sus brazos amorosos para HORARIO de OFICINA: lunes a jueves 9 am a 4 pm. todos nosotros en cualquier momento que necesitemos sentir RITO de INICIACIÓN CRISTIANA para ADULTOS (RICA) su presencia. domingos, 9:00 a.m., de agosto a abril, Salón Flavian. Pero surge un problema en la comprensión de algunas

BAUTISMOS para INFANTES: Es necesario participar en la misa personas de esta invitación evangélica de Jesús. Algunas regularmente y tomar una clase de preparación. personas parecen pensar que no están siendo invitadas a apoyarse en Jesús, excepto cuando están en grandes CATECISMO para NIÑOS: los martes a las 6:15 pm de septiembre dificultades. Algunas personas interpretan las palabras de a abril. Jesús como implicando que Jesús solo los está invitando CONFESIONES en ESPAÑOL: 1er sábado del mes a las 6:30 pm. cuando están experimentando problemas serios. Es porque Para más información sobre sacramentos, quinceañeros o para algunas personas piensan que deberían recurrir a Jesús solo registrarse en esta parroquia comuníquese con Janice Figueroa. en esos peores momentos de la vida, como enfermedades graves, crisis personales o momentos de pérdida y muerte. PROCEDIMIENTOS PARA LA MISA Ciertamente es cierto que estos son tiempos de gran carga, y también son los tiempos para recurrir a Jesús en busca de • Al llegar haga fila frente a la iglesia manteniendo distanciamiento. ayuda y consuelo. Pero no son los únicos momentos en que la • Se la preguntará lo siguiente: invitación de Jesús está presente. o ¿Ha tenido fiebre en las últimas dos (2) semanas? Como sacerdote, veo este malentendido de las palabras o ¿Usted o alguien en su hogar tiene tos o falta de aire? O ¿Ha estado cerca de alguien que haya dado positivo al de Jesús con demasiada frecuencia. Hay muchas personas que COVID-19 en las últimas 2 semanas? pasan por la vida y solo ocasionalmente se vuelven para CUALQUIER persona o familia que responda "SÍ" a alguna de estas sentir la misericordia y el amor de Jesús. Durante la mayor preguntas, NO podrá ingresar a la iglesia. Toda persona de 10 años parte de sus vidas, ignoran a Jesús, avanzan con relativa en adelante tendrá que usar mascarilla durante toda la misa. comodidad y con una atención mínima a su fe bautismal y • Entrará a la iglesia cuando se le indique. prometen caminar con Jesús. La vida no parece demasiado • Será dirigido a un asiento por orden de llegada (familias y parejas difícil en esos momentos, por lo que atribuyen sus éxitos o se sentarán al lado izquierdo y personas individuales a la derecha). tranquilidad a sus propios logros y talentos. Olvidan que todo • Habrá una entrada y tres salidas. Entrará por el frente de la iglesia lo que tienen y son proviene de Jesús y que, a su vez, le y saldrá por la puerta más cercana que podría ser una de las puertas de atrás. deben respeto, acción de gracias y obediencia a Él. Solo • No habrá contacto físico durante la Paz y ni se tomarán de las cuando están sufriendo o experimentando dificultades se manos durante el Padre Nuestro a menos que sean familia. vuelven a Jesús. Cuando quieren creer que sus malas • Recibir la Eucaristía es opcional. Se recomienda encarecidamente situaciones no son suyas es que buscan apoyarse en Jesús. recibir la Sagrada Comunión en la mano. Si es posible, traiga su Es extraño, ¿no es así? Cuando las cosas van bien en propio desinfectante para manos y úselo antes de recibir la Sagrada nuestras vidas, nos atribuimos nuestra felicidad y paz. Comunión. Mantendrá su mascarilla puesta hasta que se le haya Entonces encontramos descanso en nosotros mismos. Pero entregado la Eucaristía y luego camine al lugar marcado, baje su cuando las cosas no van bien, atribuimos los problemas a los mascarilla, consúmala, vuelva a ponérsela y regrese a su asiento. No demás, a la naturaleza, a Dios o al azar, pero no a nosotros se distribuirá la Sangre de Cristo. • Si va a recibir la Eucaristía en la lengua, avise al ujier al entrar mismos. Y consecuentemente, en tiempos difíciles, para ser colocado en otra sección pues tendrá que recibirla al final. encontramos que necesitamos que Jesús nos cuide. • Al terminar la misa, serán escoltados por los ujieres, fila por fila. Está bien y es bueno que podamos recurrir a Jesús en • Las canastas de colecta se colocarán en mesas cerca a las salidas. tiempos difíciles y encontrar el descanso que ofrece su • Habrá desinfectante para manos disponible en la entrada. invitación al evangelio. Sería aún mejor si pudiéramos recurrir Desinféctese sus manos al entrar. (puede traer el suyo propio). a Jesús también en los buenos momentos, y encontrar el • No se puede socializar ni adentro ni afuera de la iglesia, antes o descanso que nos ofrece su invitación, y que podamos después de Misa. reconocerlo como la fuente de nuestros tiempos pacíficos y • Sepa que el uso del baño está limitado a dos personas a la vez. felices. Trate du usarlo antes que comience la misa (continúa en la próxima página…) • Se abrirá 30 minutos antes de la misa, para comenzar a tiempo. View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com View Our Parish Supporters at www.DiscoverMass.com

BAUTISMOS: Se les recomienda a las familias ...CONTINUACIÓN HOMILÍA DE P. CHARLES estar registrados en esta parroquia y venir a misa En el evangelio de hoy, descubriremos una maravillosa visión. con regularidad. Los padrinos deben ser católicos Esta invitación de Jesús a venir a él y encontrar la paz tiene un prefacio practicantes registrados en una iglesia, estar que precede a la invitación. Justo antes de esta maravillosa invitación, bautizados, haber hecho la 1era Comunión, la Jesús dice: "Te alabo, Padre, Señor del cielo y de la tierra, porque Confirmación y si son casados debe ser aunque has ocultado estas cosas a los sabios y entendidos, las has matrimonio católico y no estar cohabitando en revelado a los pequeños (Mt 11:25). Aquí Jesús nos muestra cómo pareja sin estar casados. Una vez se cumplan con recurrir a él en todo momento. Jesús se dirige a su Padre que está en todos los requisitos se determinará la fecha del los cielos para alabarle, en primer lugar. Jesús luego reconoce que bautismo junto a la familia. Es necesario tomar todas las cosas han sido reveladas por el Padre. Así que Jesús también una clase de preparación. La clase se lleva a cabo expresa gratitud a el Padre celestial. En esencia, Jesús nos está enseñando cómo venir al Padre y encontrar el descanso que él el último sábado del mes a las 9 am en el salón promete. Venimos con alabanza y gratitud. Y lo hacemos en todo Martin/Robert. Llame a la oficina para inscribirse. momento, bueno y malo, feliz o triste. Finalmente, Jesús reconoce en su oración de apertura de este Lecturas de la Semana evangelio que es a los "pequeños" que se revela el entendimiento de Lunes Os 2, 16. 17-18. 21-22; Sal 144, 2-3. Dios. Este es un recordatorio de que, si somos como niños pequeños, 4-5. 6-7. 8-9; Mt 9, 18-26 llegaremos a conocer la voluntad de Dios en Jesús. Los niños Martes Os 8, 4-7, 11-13; Sal 113b, 3-4. 5-6. pequeños dependen completamente de sus padres y recurren a ellos 7-8. 9-10; Mt 9, 32-38 en todas sus necesidades y en todo momento porque no pueden hacer Miércoles Os 10, 1-3. 7-8. 12; Sal 104, 2-3. nada sin sus padres. 4-5. 6-7; Mt 10, 1-7 Y así sucede con todos los que somos “pequeños” ante el Padre Jueves Os 11, 1-4. 8-9; Sal 79, 2ac y 3b. en el cielo. Reconocemos con alabanza y gratitud nuestra completa 15-16; Mt 10, 7-15 dependencia de Dios. En todo momento, no solo en tiempos difíciles, Viernes Os 14, 2-10; Sal 50, 3-4. 8-9. 12-13. nos volvemos a Dios. Como fieles seguidores del Hijo de Dios, 14 y 17; Mt 10, 16-23 Jesucristo, trabajamos y estamos agobiados como cristianos amorosos, Sábado Is 6, 1-8; Sal 92, 1ab. 1c-2. 5; aceptamos las dificultades de la obediencia a las enseñanzas de Jesús Mt 10, 24-33 y nos alegramos al escuchar la invitación de este evangelio. Y en Domingo Is 55, 10-11; Sal 64, 10abcd. 10e-11. nuestro gozo, nos volvemos a Jesús en la oración diaria, en la 12-13. 14; Rom 8, 18-23; participación regular en la Misa y la Eucaristía, y en la lucha diaria por Mt 13, 1-23 o Mt 13, 1-9 ser como Cristo para los demás. © 2020 DIOCESAN View Our Parish Supporters at www.DiscoverMass.com

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