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Confessions: School Fund: $ IGLESIA DE SANTA CRUZ SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 2017 PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 2017 HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC SCHOOL Parishioner/Parent Survey The Office of Catholic Schools is embarking on a new strategic plan for the schools in the Archdiocese of Santa Fe. Over the next few months we will be gathering information from the Monday, April 10, 2017 Monday of Holy Week many stakeholders across the Archdiocese in order to plan for the future. The information will 6:30 A.M. Health & Well Being of Angelo Salazar &†Ann Salazar by Yolanda Salazar be gathered through pastor surveys, parishioner surveys, Catholic school parent surveys, indi- †Hilario Maes by Michael & Mary Ellen Redman vidual interviews and focus group meetings. This project is being conducted with the sup- †Pauline Adelo & †Anthony Perea by Maida Martinez & Family port and guidance of Archbishop Wester. I ask that all of you complete the survey, regard- †Shelly Millsap by Gwen & Frank Orona less of whether there is a Catholic School in your area, by accessing the link below. I ap- †Benjie Velarde (Bb-d) by Rosabella, George & Family preciate your time and attention to this very important planning process. 5:00 P.M. Patriotic Rosary https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ASFstudy 6:00 P.M. Health & Well Being of Joe Romero by Eddie & Marie Millsap †Alvin (2yrs) & †Tomas Vigil by M/M Richard Vigil & Family QUILT RAFFLE: Drawing will take place on May 23rd. $5.00 a chance. Do not need to be present to †Arturo Quintana (Bb-d) & Deceased Relatives of Rose Quintana win. Tickets may be purchased at the School or Parish Offices. †Gene Finch (8yrs) by Cynthia, Warren & Renee SUN RIVER BEEF JERKY: Holy Cross Catholic School is selling Sun River Beef Jerky as one of our †Alvin Vigil (2yrs) by Angela Vigil & Family fundraisers. Please help our school by purchasing Beef Jerky. There is a package of three, original, pep- Tuesday, April 11, 2017 Tuesday of Holy Week For Our pered and teriyaki. The price is $16.00 for all three. Please stop by the school or parish office to pur- 6:30 A.M. †Nelson Martinez by Yvonne, Kevin, Yleana & Sofia Nation chase your Beef Jerky. Thank you for all that you do for our school! †Manuel Salazar & †Wilfred Gutierrez by Dan & Carlota Roybal 5:00 P.M. Adoration PARISH 6:00 P.M. †Armando F. (Bb-d), †Roberta & †Karla Montoya by Ernie & Mary K. Maestas †LeeRoy Herrera (1yr) by Lenora, Leroy, Jr. & Dyon SUNDAY ENVELOPE FOR April 2, 2017 The ACOLYTES want to thank you †Fr. Roca, †Fr. Paco & †Fr. LaVoie by the Lovato Family Parish Envelope: $..........12,055.00 for all your support in meeting our †Wilfred Gutierrez by Holy Cross Church Building Fund: $............1,442.00 commitment to serve our Parishioners, †Sally Gallegos by M/M Ruben & Sylvia Garcia Confessions: School Fund: $...............532.00 Church and Community. As we ap- †Benjamin Abeyta by Gene & Eileen Montoya Holy Thursday 2:00 P.M. proach the month of May and our Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Wednesday of Holy Week Saturday 4:30 P.M. By using your envelopes, you indicate yearly Fiesta (Bazaar) we humbly ask once again your sup- 6:30 A.M. †Leo Urbina (1yr) by the Family your attendance at Mass. What you put port to our sponsored “BINGO” This year we are asking if †Dominic Cimino (1yr) by Chiello Family The Parish Office inside the envelope is between you and you can to donate Gift Cards in the amount of no more †Sally Gallegos by M/M John Rivera will be closed on God. Parishioners are asked to include first and last than $25. for bingo prizes. If you wish to donate, please 6:00 P.M. †LoriAnn (2yrs) & †Willie Quintana by Stella & Family Good Friday and name as well as your mailing address on your supple- call Pete Chiello Jr. at 505-927-0481. †Eduardo & †Alexina Serna by Serna Family Easter Monday. mentary envelopes. †Henry Jake Serna, Sr. & †Maryanne Lawrence-Woods by Serna Family GOOD FRIDAY — PONTIFICAL COLLECTION: †Sally Gallegos by Ronni & Cindy Jimenez SANTA CRUZ FIESTA This collection is for support of †Adelita, †Ernest & †Leroy Salazar by Minnie Jaramillo the Holy Places, but above all, Thursday, April 13, 2017 Holy Thursday — Mass of the Lord’s Supper Contact Gabriel Romero at 575-741-1634 for those pastoral, charitable, 2:00 P.M. Confessions or by e-mail at commgab@gmail, if inter- education and social works 7:00 P.M. Mass of the Lord’s Supper ested in assisting. which the Church supports in For the People of the Parish the Holy Land for the welfare RCIA — Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (after Mass) We have already begun to sell Raffle Tickets for our an- of their Christian brethren and nual Fiesta that will take place on Sunday, May 7th. Tick- of the local communities. Friday, April 14, 2017 Good Friday — Friday of the Passion of the Lord ets are $5.00 each or $50.00 for 11 tickets. Need Not Be 6:30 A.M. Morning Prayer Present To Win. If you are interested in purchasing or ACOLYTES WALK TO SANTUARIO: Come join the 7:00 A.M. Walk to Santuario selling tickets, you may stop by the Parish Office. Acolytes on a walk to the Santuario on Good Friday, April 3:00 P.M. Liturgy of The Cross 14th, departing Holy Cross Church at 7:00 am. This is the 5:15 P.M. Live Stations of the Cross PARISH FIESTA KING & QUEEN: We are still look- traditional walk that was led by the Archbishop. The Holy 7:00 P.M. Stations of the Cross — Procession of Santo Entierro ing for Teen Parishioners or Confirmation students to run Cross Acolytes would like to continue this tradition. 8:00 P.M. Novena to The Divine Mercy, led by the Hermanos for this year’s 2017 Santa Cruz de La Come join us on this pilgrimage as we walk and pray on Iglesia de Santa Cruz de la Canada, priests, sister, parishioners, and staff welcome all those that are visiting Cañada King & Queen. If you are Good Friday. Father Javier will do a short prayer service our church as well as our newly registered families: Manuel, Tdali Rivera & Family, Pablo Mendez, Ato- interested, contact Verna Trujillo at at the Gazebo at the Santuario when we arrive. A bus will cha Torres & Family, Amber Maestas & Family, Luis Orozco, Maricela Hernandez & Family. May 929-1533 or email at verna- depart from the Santuario to return walkers to Holy Cross your life be touched, and inspired as we give praise and worship to Our Lord through the power of Holy Spirit. Welcome! [email protected]. at 12:00 noon. ——————————————————————— 1 —————————————————————— ——————————————————————— 6 —————————————————————— IGLESIA DE SANTA CRUZ SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 2017 PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 2017 CONFIRMATION STUDENT’S RETREAT 2017 A SUCCESS! THANK YOU! Saturday, April 15, 2017 Holy Saturday — Easter Vigil 4:30 P.M. Confessions Thank you for your prayers and support for the high school students 7:45 P.M. Gathering at the fire of our parish and our valley during their annual Confirmation Retreat. Many 8:00 P.M. Novena to The Divine Mercy led by the Choir of the students were strengthened and received a more firm understanding of 8:30 P.M. Easter Vigil Mass God’s love an mercy. Let us continue to pray they, and all of us, have a close Sunday, April 16, 2016 Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord relationship with God. We hosted the St. Michael’s Youth Group from Taos, 7:00 A.M. †Remigio, †Diana (Bb-d) & †Miranda Martinez by Ofelia Martinez & Sons NM who worked with our youth and eloquently described their relationships †Ramon, †Clorinda Fresquez & Deceased Fresquez Family by Chris & Renee Fresquez with God and each other providing much needed examples of faith. Special †Carasiolo Maestas by Aaron & Steve Maestas thanks go to Felicity Gallegos-Martinez and Angel Martinez who guide and †Epifania (2yrs) & †Peter L. Martinez by Estevan Martinez & Family lead the high school group in the live Stations of the Cross, dramatic skits and each individual talk and testimony and †Caroleen Borrego & Deceased Members of Rumaldo & Mary Louise Borrego also gave powerful examples themselves. 8:30 A.M. †Biterbo, †Zulema y †Esther Quintana por La Familia Our Holy Cross students came together to join students from Sacred Heart, Chimayo, Abiquiu, Gallina and †Luis, †Frances y †Raphael Atencio por La Familia Atencio Tierra Amarilla. We’d like to thank the many people that helped make it a success: first, Father Javier who supported †Anna Marie y †Peter Atencio por La Familia Atencio our plans and provided us with confession, Adoration, Eucharistic Procession and two masses. We also were honored to †Eugene L. Garcia y †Jacob Martinez por La Familia Atencio have Father Julio and Father John with us during the retreat. †Tony H. Quintana por Adelina, Louella y Familia During the set-up for our retreat, the Hermanos Penitentes of La Cofradia de Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno 10:30 A.M. For the People of the Parish came to our aid as did many confirmation students and their parents. Healing of the People & Land of our Communities †Chris Montalvo, †Percy Lujan & †Pilar Espinoza by the Family We have had the dependability, in this our seventh year of hosting the Confirmation Retreats, of the Knights of †Mabel P. Grey-Vigil by Michael Vigil Columbus in Arroyo Seco and San Juan provide a full meal each to all the students and staff for the weekend.
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