Psalms with Jesus • First Sunday Lunch~With Fr Dante 1:00 Nativa, Nemesio Diez No
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Fr Dante Gabriel Jiménez Muñoz Ledo [email protected] https://sanjuandediossmamx.org https://www.facebook.com/englishmasssanmigueldeallende/ Announcements & Calendar Psalms with Jesus • First Sunday Lunch~with Fr Dante 1:00 Nativa, Nemesio Diez No. 10 (street to Rosewood) To Accompany My Life by Fr Dante (the sign at the door says “Mara”) • Crypts~see Fr Dante for information • Food basket~donations are needed. “You are a child of the world of the future,” I heard while I • Mass Intentions~$60 offering. See Monica slept. How can that be, I wondered semiconsciously. I experi- enced an immense joy in the continuous repetition of praises • Ignatian Exercises~every Tuesday, 11am-1pm to you, Jesus. I wanted nothing else while I awakened from in the meeting room. my night’s sleep. I even said to myself, can there be some- thing more important during my day than praising you and blessing you if all is the good news of your presence in our lives? Sunday (English): 10:30 am I have come to think that there will not be enough days for (Spanish): 8:00 am, Noon, 6:15 pm me to repeat your name, to give you thanks for all the good Daily (Spanish): 8:00 am & 6:00 pm that you have done for me. Confession (bilingual): Read the rest of Fr Dante’s column: Psalms with Jesus Wednesday thru Saturday: 7:45 am & 5:45 pm Sunday: 15 minutes before all Masses Links Adoration Homily Monday-Saturday Latest Sound System Upgrade 8:30 am-1:00 pm & 2:00 pm-6:00pm Sunday Lunches Monthly Spanish Missals available in the sacristy. $25 Blessed Carlo Acutis “To always be close to Jesus, that’s my life plan.” Carlo was born May 3, 1991, in London, but shortly thereafter moved to Milan. From a young age, he seemed to have a special love for God, even though his parents weren’t es- pecially devout. His mother credits Carlo for her return to the Faith. As a young child, Carlo loved to pray the rosary. After he made his First Communion, he went to Mass as often as he could, and he made Holy Hours before or after Mass. He went to confession weekly. He was known for defending kids at school who got picked on, especially disabled kids and those suffering the effects of their parents’ divorce. Nevertheless, Carlo had normal teen interests. He loved playing video games, but he only allowed himself to play games for an hour a week, as a penance and a spiritual discipline. He was also a programmer and built a website cataloguing and promoting Eucharistic miracles. Carlo was diagnosed with leukemia when he was a teenager. He offered his sufferings for Pope Benedict XVI and for the Church, saying “"I offer all the suffering I will have to suffer for the Lord, for the Pope, and the Church.” He died on Oct. 12, 2006, and was buried in Assisi, at his request, because of his love for St. Francis of Assisi. Carlo was beatified in Assisi on 10 October 2020. His feast day is October 12. More about Carlo Acutis: Carlo Acutis 17 Things About Carlos Acutis The Miracle Attributed to Carlos Acutis .