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Parish Office 704-664-3992 Fax: 704-660-6321 Office Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM & 12:30 PM-4:30 PM E-Mail: Office@Sainttherese.Net Parish Office 704-664-3992 Fax: 704-660-6321 Office Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM & 12:30 PM-4:30 PM E-mail: [email protected] Faith Formation Office: 704-664-7762 Little Way Preschool: 980-444-2305 Mission Statement: The parish of St. Therese, rooted in Ignatian Spirituality, strives to Love God, Follow Jesus and Serve All by doing ordinary things with great love. Mass Times (Church) Whether you have an hour Saturday Vigil 5:00 PM once in a while or every week, or want to give your time but Sunday Mass Times not attend a meeting, we have 8:00 AM*, 10:00 AM*, 12:00 noon, volunteer opportunities for 2:30 PM (Misa en Espanol), 5:30 PM you! *Sunday Nursery at 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM Masses For more information and to volunteer, please contact: Family Mass First Sunday of the Month from October through May at 10:00 AM (St. Ignatius Day Chapel) Daily Mass [email protected] (St. Ignatius Day Chapel) 9:00 AM Monday through Saturday Reconciliation 3:30 PM-4:30 PM on Saturdays 4:30 PM-5:15 PM on Sundays or by appointment Eucharistic Exposition and Adoration (St. Ignatius Day Chapel) First Friday of each month 9:45 AM-7:00 PM Rosary (St. Ignatius Day Chapel) 7:00 PM Mondays 6:30 PM Tuesdays Pastor 9:40 AM Thursdays Rev. Mark S. Lawlor ext. 102 Deacons [email protected] Rev. Mr. Joe Santen (Luminous Mysteries after morning Mass) [email protected] or 9:40 AM Saturdays (after Mass) Parochial Vicar 858-922-0325 Rev. Paul Asoh, MSP ext. 225 Rev. Mr. John Sims (retired) [email protected] Rev. Mr. Myles Decker (retired) Mary, Queen of Heaven: The season of Advent is a spiritual journey. Three saints of great prominence during the season of Advent are St. Joseph, St. John the Baptist and Mary, the Blessed Mother. Let us look to Mary, the Blessed Mother and the Queen of Heaven. God chose her from all women of all time to be the mother of the Divine Son of God. Our Lord was conceived through the power of the Holy Spirit and born of Mary. She is the Mother of the Church, which is the Mystical Body of Christ. At the time of the Annunciation, Mary responded to the angel Gabriel with the words, “Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word.” [Luke 1:38] Mary’s “yes” to God encourages us to say “yes” to God. We will grow in the spiritual life by meditating on the mysteries of the holy rosary. During Advent, there are two great Feasts of Mary. The first is the Solemnity of her Immaculate Conception, which this year will be celebrated on Monday, December 9th (usually on December 8th). The teaching of the Church is that from the first instant of her conception, Mary was kept free from the stain of original sin by a singular grace and the privilege of Almighty God, in view of the foreseen merits of Jesus Christ, our Savior. In 1846, the bishops of the United States of America proclaimed Mary under the title of the Immaculate Conception as our national patroness. On December 12, we will celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe. This feast recalls the apparitions of Mary at the hill of Tepeyac, Mexico in 1531 to the native convert, St. Juan Diego. Pope Pius XII named Our Lady of Guadalupe the “Patroness of the Americas.” St. John Paul II called Mary, “the Star of the New Evangelization.” Mary under the title of Our Lady of Guadalupe is especially invoked as the patroness of the unborn as the miraculous image portrays Mary as being pregnant. When the Queen of Heaven appeared to St. Juan Diego, she requested that a shrine be built on the site of the apparitions and for him to relay her message to the bishop. When the bishop requested some sign of Mary’s request, our Lady provided roses which Juan Diego carried in his tilma. When Juan presented the roses to the bishop, the miraculous image was formed. The original image is still venerated in the basilica after 488 years. The news of the apparitions and the miraculous image were a catalyst that increased Christian devotion and conversions. The Feast Our Lady of Guadalupe is thus an important and popular celebration for all those of Mexican heritage and for the Faithful of North and South America. We will have a parish celebration on Thursday, December 12th beginning with the rosary and Mass. I have visited the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City many times and have always been impressed with the devotion and dedication. We may see ourselves as being on a spiritual journey. St. John the Baptist, St. Joseph, & Mary, Our Blessed Mother & Queen of Heaven, Please pray for us. Yours in peace, Fr Mark María, Reina del Cielo: La temporada de Adviento es un viaje espiritual. Tres santos de gran prominencia durante la temporada de Adviento son San Jose , San Juan Bautista y Marí a, la Santí sima Madre. Miremos a Marí a, la Santí sima Madre y la Reina del Cielo. Dios la elige de todas las mujeres de todos los tiempos para ser la madre del Divino Hijo de Dios. Nuestro Sen or fue concebido por el poder del Espí ritu Santo y nacido de Marí a. Ella es la Madre de la Iglesia, que es el Cuerpo Mí stico de Cristo. En el momento de la Anunciacio n, Marí a respondio al a ngel Gabriel con las palabras: "He aquí , soy la sierva del Sen or. Que se me haga de acuerdo a tu palabra ". [Lucas 1:38] El" sí "de Marí a a Dios nos anima a decir" sí "a Dios. Creceremos en la vida espiritual al meditar en los misterios del santo rosario. Durante el Adviento, hay dos grandes fiestas de Marí a. La primera es la Solemnidad de su Inmaculada Concepcio n, que este an o se celebrara el lunes 9 de diciembre (generalmente el 8 de diciembre). La ensen anza de la Iglesia es que desde el primer instante de su concepcio n, Marí a se mantuvo libre de la mancha del pecado original por una gracia singular y el privilegio de Dios Todopoderoso, en vista de los me ritos previstos de Jesucristo, nuestro Salvador. En 1846, los obispos de los Estados Unidos de Ame rica proclamaron a Marí a bajo el tí tulo de la Inmaculada Concepcio n como nuestra patrona nacional. El 12 de diciembre, celebraremos la fiesta de Nuestra Sen ora de Guadalupe. Esta fiesta recuerda las apariciones de María en el cerro de Tepeyac, Me xico en 1531 al converso nativo, San Juan Diego. El Papa Pío XII llamo a Nuestra Sen ora de Guadalupe la "Patrona de las Ame ricas". San Juan Pablo II llamo a Marí a, "la Estrella de la Nueva Evangelizacio n". María bajo el tí tulo de Nuestra Sen ora de Guadalupe es invocada especialmente como la patrona de la no nacido como la imagen milagrosa retrata a María como embarazada. Cuando la Reina del Cielo se le aparecio a San Juan Diego, ella solicito que se construyera un santuario en el lugar de las apariciones y que e l transmitiera su mensaje al obispo. Cuando el obispo solicito alguna sen al de la solicitud de Marí a, nuestra Sen ora le dio rosas que Juan Diego llevaba en su tilma. Cuando Juan presento las rosas al obispo, se formo la imagen milagrosa. La imagen original todaví a se venera en la basí lica despue s de 488 an os. La noticia de las apariciones y la imagen milagrosa fueron un catalizador que aumento la devocio n y las conversiones cristianas. La fiesta de Nuestra Sen ora de Guadalupe es, por lo tanto, una celebracio n importante y popular para todos los de herencia mexicana y para los fieles de Ame rica del Norte y del Sur. Tendremos una celebracio n parroquial el jueves 12 de diciembre, comenzando con el rosario y la misa. He visitado la Basí lica de Nuestra Sen ora de Guadalupe en la Ciudad de Me xico muchas veces y siempre me ha impresionado la devocio n y la dedicacio n. Podemos vernos a nosotros mismos como en un viaje espiritual. San Juan Bautista, San Jose y Marí a, Nuestra Santísima Madre y Reina del Cielo, ruega por nosotros. En paz, Padre Marcos Semana de la colecta. Apoye a los Clases para Catequistas-Certificadas: Les recordamos religiosos y religiosas ancianos. Nuestra a todos los participantes de la clase de formacio n de segunda colecta esta asignada al Fondo para catequistas, que nuestra pro xima clase sera el jueves 9 la Jubilacio n de Religiosos. Muchos de Enero del 2020 a las 7pm de la noche en el salo n 110. miembros mayores en comunidades de Estudiaremos los pasajes bí blicos , el catecismo cato lico religiosas, religiosos y sacerdotes de o rdenes y el concilio Vaticano II. Si usted quiere conocer mas cato licas sirvieron con poco o ningu n pago. Hoy dí a, sobre nuestra fe cato lica y estudiar las verdades de esas comunidades a menudo carecen de ahorros nuestra religio n, venga y forme parte de nuestro grupo . suficientes para cubrir las necesidades de su jubilacio n. Para mas informacio n usted puede llamar a Carmen San Su donativo ayuda a proporcionar fondos vitales para Juan al 704-664-7762.
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