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St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Community Roman Catholic Diocese of Reno Rev MISSION STATEMENT: DECLARACION de MISION: Making disciples who joyfully Hacer discípulos que compartan share their gifts to live the con alegría sus regalos y vivan Gospel of Jesus Christ. el Evangelio con Jesucristo. Dec. 30, 2018 — The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary & Joseph 30 de Diciembre, 2018 — La Sagrada Familia St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Community Roman Catholic Diocese of Reno Rev. William Nadeau, Pastor 701 Mt Rose Hwy, Incline Village, NV 89451 775.831.0490 office 775.831.2045 fax www.sftahoe.org Welcome to Saint Francis of Assisi / Bienvenida a St. Francisco de Asís OFFICE HOURS Monday through Saturday 9 am to 5 pm MISSION STATEMENT: Making disciples who joyfully share their gifts to live the Gospel of Jesus Christ. VISION STATEMENT: To be a vibrant community that welcomes, prays, studies, gives, and shares our faith. We are guided by the Holy Spirit as we engage in ministry with others through our love of God. DECLARACION de MISION: Hacer discípulos que compartan con alegría sus regalos y vivan el Evangelio con Jesucristo. DECLARACION de VISION: Ser una comunidad vibrante que celebra, ora, estudia, da y que comparte su fe. Nos guiamos por el Espíritu Santo y nos involucramos en el Ministerio con otros a través del amor por Dios. Parish Ministries & Programs / Ministerios y Programas de Parroquia In a wonderful and committed sense of Christian stewardship, St. Francis of Assisi disciples are active in over 40 ministries and programs. We strongly encourage you to get involved in a ministry which serves as a good use of your passion, time, talent, and treasure. For a complete listing of all ministries, programs, and contacts, please visit our website at SFTahoe.org. You can also access our bulletins, homilies and a wide array of information. We especially encourage you to take advantage of Online Giving (OLG), a feature which allows you to make donations — regular and one-time — all online. This mode of giving is convenient and simple to use, and provides year -end tax statements for your charitable giving. ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI STAFF Mass Times / Horario de Misa: Saturday: 5 pm in English Pastor: Reverend William “Bill” Nadeau Sunday: 9 am & 11 am in English / 5 pm en Español [email protected] Weekdays: 9 am—Tuesday through Friday Deacon: Jose Castro Reconciliation: Saturdays at 4 pm or by appointment. [email protected] Parish Office Manager: John Keehan Sacraments /Sacramentos [email protected] Pastoral Associate: Katie Christensen Baptism/Bautizo: Pre-baptismal English Classes are held the [email protected] first Tuesday of each month; call Cathy Cecil at (775) 622-3378 Music Liturgy & Media Director: Lynne Cibulsky or Sue Marshall at (908) 872-6054. Spanish Classes are held on [email protected] Assoc. Music Director: Tim Callicrate the first Monday of each month. Call Natividad Morales (775) [email protected] 815-6835. Clases Pre-bautismales en ingles cada primer Director of Religious Education: Becky Massingill martes del mes; hable con Cathy Cecil at [email protected] (775) 622-3378 o Sue Marshall a (908) 872-6054. En español, Youth Minister: Sarah Morris cada primer lunes del mes hable Natividad Morales, [email protected] a (775) 815-6835. Adult Faith Formation: Katherine Buckton Ministry to the Homebound / Eucaristía en Casa: [email protected] Please call the parish office, 831-0490. Hable a la oficina. Front Office: Barbara Allio & Dora Diaz [email protected] / [email protected] Marriage Preparation/Preparación de Matrimonio: Bookkeeper: Saundra Whitt For English, call Patti & Tom Franz at [email protected] [email protected] or (480) 703-5627. Director of Latino Ministries: Natividad Morales (775) 815-6835 / [email protected] Director of Stewardship: Helen Neff BULLETIN REQUESTS: Please submit [email protected] Grounds & Building Maintenance: John McManus notices and articles for the church bulletin to (775) 831-0490 Lynne Cibulsky at [email protected] by Tuesday at 5 pm. All requests are subject to approval and space-availability. Pg. 2 Stewardship & Community / Administración y Comunidad Dec. 30, 2018—Jan.6, 2019 Good Stewardship: Weekly Collection Sunday, December 30th (thru December 23, 2018—Advent 4) 9 am & 11 am Masses (English) NOTE: Our Christmas Collection 5 pm Mass (Spanish) will be posted in next week’s bulletin. Monday, December 31st—N.Y.’s Eve Envelope $ 4,650 Parish Office CLOSED Non-Envelope $ 2,926 5 pm Daily Mass Online Giving $ 1,708 Tuesday, January 1st—N.Y.’s Day TOTAL Parish Office CLOSED $ 9,284 9 am Mass Primary Collection Wednesday, January 2nd Adoration of the Eucharist is held on the first Thursday each 9 am Daily Mass month from 8-9 am before Daily Mass. NO R.E. Classes Anointing of the Sick is offered on the first Friday of each month NO Middle School Classes immediately after Daily Mass or by appointment. Thursday, January 3rd Reconciliation is scheduled on Saturday at 4 pm and by appointment. 8 am Adoration of the Eucharist 9 am Daily Mass Low-Gluten Hosts* are available for Communion. Please ask one of NO Choir Rehearsal our Hospitality Ministers or our Cantor for assistance. (*sanctioned by the USCCB) Friday, January 4th 9 am Daily Mass 9:30 am Anointing of the Sick 9:30 am Bible Study Saturday, January 5th 4 pm Reconciliation 5 pm Mass Monday, December 31st at 5 pm NO Confirmation Classes Sam Azzara† by Katy & Richard Lyons Sunday, January 6th 9 am Mass (English) Tuesday, January 1st at 9 am 10:15 am Baptism Tom Archer (Healing) by The Archers 11 am Mass (English) 5 pm Mass (Spanish) Wednesday, January 2nd at 9 am 6-7 pm RICA Clase con Natividad Fr. Bill (Healing) by The Knights of Columbus Thursday, January 3rd at 9 am M.J. (Healing) by The Archers Friday, January 4th at 9 am Sandy Franklin (Healing) by The Archers Our 4th Degree Assembly meets every Saturday, January 5th at 5 pm SECOND MONDAY at 5:30 pm, Elfriede Eimer by Leslie & Dennis Medeiros followed by 3rd Degree at 6 pm in the Parish Hall. Sunday, January 6th 9 am: Sam Azzara† by Marcie & Bud Ellis Our next meeting is 11 am: End-to-Abortion by Save-The-Holy-Innocents Monday, January 14, 2019 5 pm: La Comunidad de San Francisco de Asís Pg. 3 On this Feast of the Holy Family, let us reclaim the beauty and importance of family life ... for our immediate and extended family, including our Parish family. Commit to stewardship and discipleship in 2019, making time spent with God and practicing our faith the most important appointments on our family calendars. Below are a few stewardship suggestions to get started. Happy Feast Day, Parish Family! Stewardship of Prayer: Resolve to strengthen Stewardship of the Parish Family: Resolve to your relationship with the Lord. Notice how serve your faith community in ministry this often you pray and what hinders you from year. There are many ministries to choose praying. Commit to short, daily prayer times. from. Get involved and serve! Stewardship of Family: Resolve to set aside Stewardship of Our Earth: Resolve to care for more time to stay connected with your family. the environment and all of God’s creation. Eat dinner together, schedule regular dates Increase awareness within your family by with your spouse, plan family outings and go to wasting less, recycling more and making wise choices in which products to buy and use. Mass together. Stay in touch with family both near and far. Stewardship of Work: Resolve to be faithful to your daily, work-related tasks and offer them up to the Lord. Cultivate your skills. Deepen your knowledge. Be mindful of how you are building the Kingdom of God. Stewardship of Mind: Resolve to keep your mind active. Commit to being more informed on the issues of the day. Read your Bible. Join a Bible Study Group. Read a good book each month of the year. Start a Book Club. Stewardship of Neighbor: Resolve to make Stewardship of Health: Resolve to take responsibility for your health, including annual time and space for others who enter your life. checkups, better eating and sleeping habits, Be more aware of those times when a neighbor, regular exercise and other physical activity. co-worker, fellow parishioner or stranger needs a moment of kindness, a little attention or an Stewardship of Possessions: Resolve to affirming gesture on your part. possess a little more “lightly” this year. Consider ways you can reduce the amount of all Stewardship of the Poor: Resolve to live with that stuff you own and what you buy. more compassion and in solidarity with those Distinguish between items that are necessary less fortunate. Remember the poor in prayer, and those that are luxurious and unnecessary. and commit to helping relieve in some way the plight of those who are impoverished or marginalized by sharing what you have. Pg. 4 PLEASE NOTE: Our Prayers for the Living and Military Prayer lists have been temporarily removed this week so that we could print this very important letter that was sent from our Pastoral Council to Bishop Calvo. Please continue to keep these people in your daily prayers. - Fr. Bill Nadeau December 2018 Dear Bishop Calvo, I write to you on behalf of the Saint Francis of Assisi, Incline Village, Parish Council to express our concerns pertaining to the current revelations of immoral behavior and sexual abuse by members of the clergy and what appears as the less than candid attitude displayed by some members of our Catholic leadership. We realize what a difficult time this has been for you personally and share your frustration and anguish. While we fully support your recent efforts and eagerly await the report from the Diocesan Review Board of its findings and recommendations, we must all recognize the need for a seismic shift in the attitudes of our church leaders.
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