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January 13, 2019 January 13, 2019 Pastor: Rev. Scott S Herrera Associate Pastor: Rev. Fr. Manuel Gutierrez del Toro Palomar Hospital Chaplain: Rev. Gabriel Afeti Deacons: James Kostick Mitch Rennix Andres Sanchez Amador Durán (on Sabbatical) Parish Office Address: 1170 South Broadway Escondido CA, 92025 Phone: (760) 745-1611 Fax: (442) 248-8600 www.stmaryp.org Office Hours/Horario: Monday-Friday/Lunes-Viernes 9:00 am-12:45 pm Closed for lunch/ Cerrado durante el almuerzo 2:00 pm-5:45 pm St. Mary School: (760) 743-3431 www.stmesc.org St Mary Preschool: (760) 745-1611 Ext. 301 LITURGY & SACRAMENTS LITURGIA Y SACRAMENTOS Daily Mass: Mon - Sat 8:00am Misa Diaria: Lunes a Viernes 6:00pm Morning Prayer: Mon - Sat 7:40am Rosario: Lunes-Viernes 5:00pm Rosary: Mon - Sat after 8:00am Mass Confesiones: Martes & Jueves antes de la Misa a las Mother of Perpetual Help: Tue after 8am Mass 7:15am y 5:15pm. Sábado 4:00pm-5:15pm y con cita pre- Penance: Tues & Thurs 7:15am & 5:15pm Sat 4-5:15pm via a tráves de la oficina parroquial. PAGE 2 ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH January 13, 2019 Ave María sine labe Concepta. Ora pro nobis quia Te confugimus. ST. MARY PRESCHOOL Students working on number sense, fine motor skills, holiday projects/religious themes (Ciborium, wreaths, rosaries, virtue bean bags) and writing letters in shaving cream! These pictures go out to parents every few weeks. January 13, 2019 ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH PAGE 3 Ave María sine labe Concepta. Ora pro nobis quia Te confugimus. OUR LITURGICAL WEEK: MASS INTENTIONS & WEEKLY SCRIPTURE READINGS Fr. Scott Herrera (SH) | Fr. Manuel Guiterrez (MG) | Fr. Gabriel Afeti (GA) | Visiting Priest (VP) Dcn Mitch PRAY FOR THE SICK Rennix (MR) | Dcn James Kostick (JK) | Dcn Andres Sanchez (AS) Latin (L) | English (E) | Spanish (S) Kevin Pottinger Day and Saint Feasts: Date Priest Lang Daily Readings: Donna Jauregui Judy Smith Monday / Lunes 1/14 Heb 1:1-6; Ps 97:1, 2b, 6, 7c, 9; Mk 1:14-20 Cookie Comer Luis A. Gomez St. Felix of Nola GA E 8:00 AM Souls of Purgatory Monica Piña SH S 6:00 PM Almas de Purgatorio Barbara Robbins Elvira Abat Tuesday / Martes 1/15 Heb 2:5-12; Ps 8:2ab, 5, 6-9; Mk 1:21-28 Mischelle Hoang Judy Deffenbaugh St. Paul the Hermit SH E 8:00 AM Souls of Purgatory Frederic Castro Bruce Botner MG S 6:00 PM Vocaciones al Sacerdocio y Vida Religiosa Helen Acenas Irene Armenta Wednesday / Miercoles 1/16 Heb 2:14-18; Ps 105:1-4, 6-9; Mk 1:29-39 Donna Oeland SH E St. Fursey 8:00 AM Souls of Purgatory LOVING FATHER GA / AS S 6:00 PM Intenciones, salud y santidad del Pastor y GRANT UNTO THEM Sacerdotes HEALING AND FULL RECOVERY Thursday / Juevenes 1/17 Heb 3:7-14; Ps 95:6-11; Mk 1:40-45 FROM THEIR AILMENTS St. Anthony, Abbot SH E 8:00 AM Souls of Purgatory MG S 6:00 PM †Benjamín Garcia - Aniversario de fallecido Friday / Viernes 1/18 Heb 4:1-5, 11; Ps 78:3, 4bc, 6c-8; Mk 2:1-12 PRAY FOR THE Week of Prayer for GA E 8:00 AM Souls of Purgatory DECEASED Christian Unity begins; MG S St. Volusian 6:00 PM †Armandina Guerrero † Kathy Auten † Bob Lemester Saturday / Sabado 1/19 Heb 4:12-16; Ps 19:8-10, 15; Mk 2:13-17 † Barbara Caster St. Fillan GA E 8:00 AM Souls of Purgatory † Armando Rodriguez † Steven Wheeler SH E 5:30 PM †Patricia Valdez † Irma Ekno † Jose Lucas Gomez MG S 7:00 PM Conversion de Pecadores † Maria Longoria † Matias Sebilla Sunday / Domingo 1/20 Is 62:1-5; Ps 96:1-3, 7-10; 1 Cor 12:4-11; Jn 2:1-11 † Edson Sebilla † Margarita Garcia SH E St. Fabian and 7:30 AM Vocations to Priesthood and Religious Life † Gerardo Barba St. Sebastian MG E 9:00 AM Growth in Holiness of St. Mary Parish † Esperanza Barba SH / JK E 10:30 AM Souls of Purgatory E TERNAL REST GRANT MG / AS S 12:00 PM Oralando Bass UNTO THEM O LORD, AND LET PERPETUAL SH S 1:30 PM Intenciones, salud y santidad del Pastor y LIGHT SHINE UPON Sacerdotes THEM VP L 3:30 PM Daniel Dolan - Deliverance and Healing GA / MR E 5:30 PM Purification and Holiness of the Church BANNS / MG S 7:00 PM Familia Arellano - Intención Especial AMONESTACIONES Pray For Our Priests Sun / Dom 13 Rev. Joseph Miller, SVD Thu / Jue 17 Rev. Cecilio Moraga Mon / Lun 14 Rev. Lauro Minimo Fri / Vie 18 Rev. Antonio Morales Tue / Mar 15 Rev. Eleuterio Mireles, Jr. CJM Sat / Sab 19 Rev. Alfredo Moreno Wed / Mie 16 Rev. Melchisedech Monreal Sun / Dom 20 Rev. Jorge Moreno PAGE 4 ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH January 13, 2019 Ave María sine labe Concepta. Ora pro nobis quia Te confugimus. Ubicado a un lado del Centro Located beside the Parish Center. Parroquial. Hours of Operation: Horario: Saturday 5:30pm-8:30pm Sábado 5:30pm-8:30pm Sunday 8:30 am-3:30pm Domingo 8:30 am-3:30pm ....please stop by! ...por favor visitenos! Thank you, St Mary Altar & Gracias, Sta. Maria Altar y Rosary. Rosario. Phone Number: (760) 975-9839 Phone Number: (760) 975-9839 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Religious Education Announcements Educación Religiosa Avisos Adult Bible Study Llaves y Salones Tuesday Evenings La oficina de educacion religiosa no es responsable de 7:00 – 8:30 p.m., Parish Hall, Rm. #223. las llaves de los salones. Favor de contactar a Ramon Garcia (Gerente de Instalaciones) con anticipacion para Please join us this New Year for our study on the que le sean otorgados los permisos. Gospel of Luke. It is never too late to study the Word of God! Remember what St. Jerome wrote, “Ignorance of Clases de Educación Religiosa Scripture is Ignorance of Christ”! Please contact Inscripciones para primera comunión $80.00 comienzan Kathryn Masters (760-580-8156) for more info. en Febrero y terminan en Julio. Lunes a Viernes Treasures of Our Catholic Faith excepto días festivos: Salón #215, 4:00-8:00 p.m. Las clases comienzan el 04 de septiembre para el ciclo Wednesday, January 16th 2018/19. 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. Parish Hall, Rm. #223. Inscripciones para adultos (RCIA) hay todo el año. Hay Fr. William Saunders writes, “The Mass is the most clases de confirmation para adultos de enero al beautiful act of worship of Almighty God…” domingo de pentecostés (Mayo 26). We will be studying the Old Testament Temple, the Sacrifices offered, and the Feast Days celebrated & Religious Education Class Registrations their intimate connection to the New Testament and the Registrations for first communion ($80.00 per child) celebration of the Lord's Supper in the Mass today! begins February and ends July for the 2019/20 cycle. Please contact Kathryn Masters (760-580-8156) for Classes begin Tuesday, September 4th and are Monday more information. through Friday except Holidays: room #215 4:00-8:00 Diocesan Office for Family Life & Spirituality pm. Witness to Love Workshop- Spanish Registration for RCIA (baptism) are year round. Adult Wednesday, January 16 confirmation classes are scheduled from January to Diocesan Pastoral Center Pentecost Sunday (May 26). 6 - 9 p.m. Witness to Love Workshop - English Saturday, January 19 Diocesan Pastoral Center 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. These workshops are for priests, deacons, and commissioned lay leaders who guide couples in the marriage prep process. Please RSVP to: [email protected]. January 13, 2019 ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH PAGE 5 Ave María sine labe Concepta. Ora pro nobis quia Te confugimus. PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS Keep Visiting Our Parish Website! Weekly Sunday Tridentine Mass Each week we add new content to our Parish website. Please take a few minutes to visit the St. Mary Parish St. Mary provides a Tridentine (Latin) Mass every NEW AND IMPROVED website - www.stmaryp.org - Sunday at 3:30 p.m. On the 3rd Sundays of the month, even if you’ve already visited it before. We are adding we celebrate a Latin High Mass, which includes incense new content every week to make the website a more and beautiful Gregorian music. If you haven't valuable tool for helping us all journey toward Christ. experienced the reverence and beauty of the Latin Mass, then please join us. Don't worry! You don't have Additionally, if you attend one of the many events in our to know Latin to participate in this ancient Catholic Parish, please take some photos at the event, and send liturgy! We have Latin/English missalettes available so them to: [email protected], along with any com- that you can fully participate in this prayer. Please join ments or suggestions about what we can do with the us, and let your friends and family know about these website to make your St. Mary experience a great one! Masses as well! New Parish Prayer Ministry AVISOS PARROQUIALES If you desire to have personal prayer - James 5:13 says, Nueva ubicación para la venta de alimentos "If anyone among you is suffering hardship, He must Venta de comida en el nuevo salón al lado de la tiendita. pray." If anyone wants personal prayer, please make an Todos bienvenidos para hacer comunidad. Gracias. Allí appointment with Deacon Jim & Carol Kostick through nos vemos. the Front Office by calling 760-745-1611. Para Matrimonios en Crisis Help Wanted! Si están sufriendo en su matrimonio, si no existe una Volunteers are needed to help un-decorate our church comunicación significativa, o si han considerado la on Monday, Jan 14th, beginning after the 8 a.m.
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