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St Gabriel Email Prayer Line HERALD TEB EMFME>KV LC QEB LLOA | J>KR>OV 6, 2019 6, J>KR>OV | QEB LLOA LC TEB EMFME>KV Welcome! No matter what your present or past status in the Catholic Church. No matter what your current family or marital situation. No matter what your personal history, age, background, sexual orientation, race, or color. You are invited, welcomed, accepted, and loved at St. Gabriel the Archangel Catholic Community. OFFICE hours MASS intentions & DAILY readings MON - THUR Monday, jan 7 XPam Goss by Mike Goss 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM 1 Jn 3:22-4:6/Ps 2:7bc-8, 10-12a [8ab]/Mt 4:12-17, 23-25 FRIDAY Tuesday, jan 8 XGeorgia Williams by Gregg & Marina Wiliams 9:00 AM - Noon 1 Jn 4:7-10/Ps 72:1-2, 3-4, 7-8 [cf. 11]/Mk 6:34-44 Wednesday, jan 9 ●Adam DeMore by MaryAnn DeMore 1 Jn 4:11-18/Ps 72:1-2, 10, 12-13 [cf. 11]/Mk 6:45-52 MASS times Thursday, jan 10 ●Leland, Lilly, & Darrel DeMore by MaryAnn DeMore MON - FRI 1 Jn 4:19-5:4/Ps 72:1-2, 14 and 15bc, 17 [cf. 11]/Lk 4:14-22a 8:15 AM Friday, jan 11 XFloyd Nelson by ACS Parents Rosary and Divine Chaplet prayed every 1 Jn 5:5-13/Ps 147:12-13, 14-15, 19-20 [12a]/Lk 5:12-16 weekday morning prior to Mass, Saturday, jan 12 XBarbara Wilson by Susan Sullivan beginning at 7:40am SATURDAY 1 Jn 5:14-21/Ps 149:1-2, 3-4, 5 and 6a and 9b [cf. 4a]/Jn 3:22-30 ● 4:30 PM Sunday, jan 13 7:00 AM Parishioners SUNDAY 7:00 AM (no music) 8:30 AM 8:30 AM (CLOW) ●Bonnie Deutsch by WINGS 10:30 AM 10:30 AM ● HOLY DAYS MarieElena Mangiameli by Kathy Hansen As Announced Is 40:1-5, 9-11/Ps 104:1b-2, 3-4, 24-25, 27-28, 29-30 [1]/Ti The intentions announced here will be the intentions of the priest and CONTACT us the gathered assembly. St. Gabriel the Archangel Catholic Community 32648 N Cave Creek Road Cave Creek, AZ 85331 OUR prayers 480.595.0883 (o) ● 480.595.0886 (f) Please remember in your prayers all of our parish family and friends who www.stgacc.org suffer physically, emotionally, or spiritually, especially: [email protected] Lurdes Agatep Presley McWhorter Marinell Agatep Julie Forsell Menke Michael Andrews Gino Mirabella MISSION Brody Burnell Joan Mirabella The Mission of St. Gabriel the Joseph Corpora Fr. Dennis Archangel Catholic Community Melinda Demsey Anna Carlea Paxton is to develop Christian disciples Eileen Floody Nick Pompa who spread the Good News, Mike Floody Manny Rios serve others and welcome all Nancy Hillman Bill Schulak with care and compassion. Laura Housing Bill Seiter Joanne Longobardi Jim Shulte STAY connected James Maher Steven Skepnek Alyssa Marquez Kevin Stevens @StGabrielCaveCreek Ellen Martinek Henry Trogani @TheTeenSpotAtStGabriel If you wish to have the name of a relative or friend added to our prayer list for a maximum of 6 weeks, please contact the parish office at [email protected]. Please be aware that we can @StgabrielCaveCr only publish the names of people who have consented to be added to the list. We ask that you check with the individual before contacting us to protect their privacy. 2 | The Epiphany of the Lord | January 6, 2019 REFLECTIONS from fr. john PARISH staff REV. JOHN SLOBIG I want to Thank everyone who sent me Christmas cards, Mass cards for Parochial Administrator my brother Frank, and a few monetary gifts. This Christmas was a little [email protected]; ext 111 different than most because of my brother dying and having to fly back RBS. D>SFA KRI>KA>FP>JV to Chicago to celebrate his funeral Mass. Associate Pastor [email protected]; ext 115 His wife, Judy, and their five children were very appreciative of the Funeral Mass in our home Parish, St. Joseph’s in Homewood. I was D@K. BFII CILTBO assisted by my nephew, Bob, who is a Deacon in Chicago and four of my Pastoral Assistant [email protected]; ext 112 brother’s former classmates con-celebrated and another Priest from Washington, DC who was a close friend of my brother’s and his wife. HB>QEBO PBIQFBO The celebration of his life was very nice. Business Manager fi[email protected]; ext 113 I want to Thank those individuals who spent several hours after the 10:30 Communications Coordinator [email protected]; ext 119 Mass on Sunday to decorate the Church for Christmas. They did a marvelous job. TBD Receptionist I want to Thank, Mary Blanche, Our Music Director, for the Music on email Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. The musicians and the singers did a ET> RLPP?>@E great job. I want to give a shout out to our students who read at the 4pm Bookkeeper Christmas Eve and our student sisters who played and sang at the 6pm [email protected]; ext 113 Christmas Eve. M>OV BI>K@EB All in all, the Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Masses went off without Liturgist & Music Director [email protected]; ext 114 a hitch. I am very pleased with the outcome. RLU>KK> CILTBO Today we celebrate the feast of the Epiphany. This event is a beautiful Director of Christian Formation example of God pouring out His love for us. The Wise Men’s lifestyle of [email protected]; ext 118 searching, questioning, learning, being open to new possibilities for their Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults [email protected] life, is one of the strong traditions of the Bible. SRB BLIF@E Until next time, Coordinator of Children’s Formation faithfi[email protected]; ext 117 Fr. John K>Q PBOHFKP Prayer for Epiphany Coordinator of Youth Ministry [email protected]; ext 120 Dear Jesus, though a newborn, the wise men knew your greatness. On a hint from the heavens, they BULLETIN traveled far from their places of comfort so that they could honor you. submissions From their belief in your divinity, they gave We encourage all ministries to amazing gifts, offerings that symbolized submit photos and articles of their your life, power, and even your death. events for the bulletin. Infor- mation must be received 9 days And because of a dream in the night, they altered their well-laid plans to return home (Friday at Noon) prior to the in order to protect you. weekend publications. Submitting a request does not guarantee your May we be so willing to honor, sacrifice, and article will be published. obey, all for love of you, as we meditate on the meaning of this day. Please email all submissions Amen. to [email protected]. St Gabriel Roman Catholic Community | 3 ADULT formation DRIVE THRU HISTORY: THE GOSPELS Dave Stotts is our video host for an epic adventure sharing the story of Jesus from the inspiring locations recorded in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. His enthusiasm as he uncovers the evidence to back the truth of scripture is infectious. As we Drive Thru History® – “The Gospels” with Dave we will cover history, archaeology, geogra- phy and art. Dave’s humor keeps everyone wanting more as he explores over 50 sites in Israel, encouraging us to become inspired and excited about the New Testament and the life and times of Jesus. BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9 ROOM 2 AT 2:00 PM OR 6:30 PM SESSIONS INCLUDE: Session 1: The Historical Landscape Session 6: Jesus Travels North The Announcements A Final Trip to Jerusalem Session 2: Jesus is Born Session 7: Jesus Arrives in Jerusalem Jesus Grows Up The Last Supper Session 3: Jesus Starts His Ministry Session 8: The Trial of Jesus Jesus Returns to Galilee The Crucifixion of Jesus Session 4: Jesus Begins His Miracles Session 9: The Resurrection of Jesus Jesus Teaches with Authority Who is Jesus? Session 5: The Sermon on the Mount Jesus Travels the Sea of Galilee FORMATION SACRAMENT of reconciliation CLOW RECONCILIATION / PENANCE / CONFESSION (Children’s Liturgy of the Word) is back in session at No matter what name you use, the sacrament of Reconciliation is one of God’s great 8:30 Masses. gifts to the Church. Receiving and celebrating the forgiveness of sins is a sacrament we can receive as often as we choose. With the new year, comes the time for sacra- GIFT ment preparation. In our diocese, children in second grade or older, who have had at least two years of catechesis (faith formation) in either a parish formation program resumes this week (ours is GIFT) or a Catholic school, are eligible for the proximal formation for this re- January 7/8. markable sacrament. Here at St. Gabriel proximal preparation for the sacrament will be after the 8:30 AM Sunday Masses on the following dates. Preparation lasts 2 hours each time. January 13; January 27; February 3; February 10; February 24 Children will celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation on Wednesday, February 27, 7:00 pm. 4 | The Epiphany of the Lord | January 6, 2019 PARISH stewardship RECONCILIATION Saturdays at 3:00pm Parishioners are encouraged to use their offering envelopes each week, or to establish an electronic offering account through their own banking service, or the parish’s EFT program, Faith Direct, which enables parish- ADORATION ioners to make their Church contributions through direct debit from their Daily from 6:00am - 10:30pm banking account or through your credit/debit card. Please enroll securely online by visiting www.faithdirect.net.
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