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March 4, 2012 from 4-6 P.M Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe P.O. Box 10471047---- 620 Dunlap Mission, Texas 78572 (956) 585585----26232623 Misioneras Padres Oblatos Sisters Catequistas olgmissiontexas.org of St. Dorothy de los Pobres SATURDAY / SÁBADO, 3 DE MARZO MONDAY /LUNES, 5 DE MARZO ST. KATHARINE DREXEL 6:55 A.M. LITURGIA DE LA PALABRA Y COMUNION / 7:30 A.M. SABATINA LITURGY OF THE WORD W/ COMMUNION 4:00 P.M. MASS (ENGL) +Guadalupe Villanueva (6th Anniv)- Cathy Palacios +Guillermo Compean– Lourdes Reyna TUESDAY, MARTES, 6 DE MARZO +Carlos Garcia– A. Ryan 6:55 A.M. LITURGIA DE LA PALABRA Y COMUNION / +Maximo Diaz, Jr.– Wife & Children LITURGY OF THE WORD W/ COMMUNION +Rip Halverson– H.B.R. +Gloria Kenison– Fam. WEDNESDAY / MIERCOLES, 7 DE MARZO +Robert Joseph Meylor– Jim Westcott +Rafaela Salazar– M/M Leonel Reyna ST. PERTPETUA +Thomas Allen– Fam. ST. FELICITY A/G 15th Birthday of Alyssa Marie Gonzales 6:55 A.M. MASS 5:30 P.M. MASS (ENGL) +Ma. Rosa Moreno & Maria Rodriguez– Jose G. Moreno, Sr. +Felix Garcia– Jesusita Ramirez A/G Virgen de Guadalupe– Domingo Jr. +Sostena Navarro– Brothers & Sisters +Ralph Obenauf– Mary Obenauf +Irma Ozuna (10th Anniv)- Lupe Ozuna & Fam. THURSDAY / JUEVES, 8 DE MARZO +Sacramento Delgado, Sr.– Fam. ST. JOHN OF GOD +Juan & Sacramento, Jr. Delgado– Fam. 6:00 P.M. CONFESSIONS +Manuel Guerra– Fam. 7:00 P.M. MASS +Jose E. Gonzalez (B-day)- Fam. +Robert J. Meylor– Teresa Westcott 7:00 P.M. MASS (SPAN) +Jose Montoya Sandoval– Fam. +Elva Yzaguirre Martinez– Fam. Martinez +Lupita Garcia (2nd Anniv)- Fam. +Juanita Evangelista (1 month) +Aniceto Lara Villarreal– Fam. Palacios +Alicia C. Sandoval (7th Anniv)- David & Lupita Sandoval +Jose C. Angel Lara Lopez– Fam. Palacios For the Health of Corina & Rosalinda Cantu +Jose Guadalupe Aniceto Lara Lopez– Fam. Palacios Guadalupanas Vivos y Difuntos +Jose Juan de Dios Lara Lopez– Fam. Palacios +Ignacio Montelongo– Fam. +Miguel A. Rivera (9th Anniv)- Esposa & Hijos FRIDAY / VIERNES, 9 DE MARZO +Heleodoro Guerrero Salazar– Esposa, hijos, y nietos ST. FRANCES OF ROME 6:55 A.M. MASS SUNDAY/ DOMINGO, 4 DE MARZO +Adam Montgomery– Fam. 7:30 A.M. MASS (SPAN) Special Intention for Susana Gates– Sr. Madonna +Maria Rosa Moreno & Maria Rodriguez– Jose G. Moreno, Sr. 6:00 P.M. VIA CRUCIS +Rosalinda Hinojosa (20th Anniv)- Sr & Sra. Jesus Gaitan +Camila de la Fuente (b-day)- Family SATURDAY / SÁBADO, 10 DE MARZO +Simon de la Cruz– Fam. 7:30 A.M. SABATINA +Olga Moreno– Porfirio Moreno 2:00 P.M. WEDDING OF RUBEN & LAURA DE LEON +Luis Cuellar (10th Anniv)- Fam. 4:00 P.M. MASS (ENGL) Legion de Maria Vivos y Difuntos +Guillermo Compean– Frank & Delia Sanchez 9:00 A.M. MASS (ENGL) +Juanita Casas– Casas Fam. +Betty Bellert– Husband, Richard Bellert +Concetta Melone– Family +Heraclio & Petra R. Olivarez– Fam. +Florence Powell– Carl Powell +Arnulfo Canales– Esposa e Hijos +Josefina Flores– Ramiro Flores +Mark Davidson– Friends +Robert Joseph Meylor– M/M Elmo Martin +Celia Cavazos (15th Anniv)- Benito Cavazos & Fam. +Rafaela Salazar– M/M Leonel Reyna +Clarence Novitzke- Viola Novitzke +Thomas Allen– Fam. +Tichean Mancar– Pat +Pedro Marroquin– Esposa e Hijos +Bert “Betito” Lozano (6 mnths)– Parents 5:00 P.M. WEDDING OF ROGELIO & LOURDES RAMIREZ +Hilda Navarro– Daughters 5:30 P.M. MASS (ENGL) For the Health of Corina Murillo– Cortez Fam. +Ralph Obenauf– Mary Obenauf 10:30 A.M. MASS (ENGL) +Msgr. Robert E. Maher– G.M. FOR THE PEOPLE/ POR EL PUEBLO +Guillermo Castañeda, Sr.– G.M. +Lita Trdla Haider– Fam. 12:30 NOON MASS (TEX-MEX) +Gerald Farley– Mike & Elvia Kahman +Andy Guajardo– Socorro Guajardo Hernandez 7:00 P.M. MASS (SPAN) +Amelia Femat & Elsa Garcia– Mrs. Anna D. Hinojosa +Elva Yzaguirre Martinez– Fam. Martinez +Joe Corpus, Sr.– Wife & Fam. +Steven & Juan David Rivera– Mother, Gloria Rivera +Zachary Hinojosa (B-day)- Mom, Bro & Sis +Oralia Rivera– Rivera Fam. +Acisla Rodriguez– Esposo & Hijos +Armando Cano (2nd Anniv)- Fam. +Ramon Rodriguez– Esposa & Familia For the health of Panchita Tanguma– Asso. Guadalupana +Carlos Badillo Villarreal (1st Anniv)– Rafaela C. Villarreal A/G for St. Joseph– Mericelda Garcia +Octavio Ismael del Canal Romero (1st Anniv)– OLG Parish +Edmundo Sanchez (18th Anniv)- Yolanda Sanchez +Santiago Sanchez (2nd Anniv)- Hijos & Esposa +Dolores Moreno– Hoffman Fam. Bishop Daniel’s 5:30 P.M. MASS (TEX-MEX) Second Annual Appeal +Esperanza Tamez (2nd Anniv)- Tamez Fam. is off & running! +Warren Quigley (1st Anniv)- Wife, Mary Quigley Please be generous! +San Juana Salinas– Fam. OUR LORD GIVES US SOME GLIMPSES OF THE DAZZLING MYSTERY OF HIS LOVE WORKING IN OUR LIVES. WE CAN “SEE GOD TODAY!” WE PRAY TO BE AWAKE AND APPRECIATE WHEN HE GRANTS US THESE “TRANSFIGURATIONS.” THEY NOURISH OUR SENSE OF WONDER AND INSPIRE US AS WE “KEEPONKEEPINON” THROUGH THE JOURNEY OF OUR LIVES ON THE WAY TO HEAVEN. Persevering Through Failure and Success La perseverancia del fracaso y el éxito Fr. Eusebio Kino, S.J. began evangelizing the Indian people who Por el año de 1696, el padre Eusebio Kino, S.J., empezó a evangelizar a lived at Bac in the desert southwest of the United States around 1696. los indios que vivían en el poblado de Bac, en el desierto del sureste de los He named the settlement St. Francis Xavier. He wanted to build a Estados Unidos. Le puso el nombre de San Francisco Javier a la misión. El church there but other commitments kept him from doing so. When the quizo construir una iglesia allí, pero otros compromisos se lo impidieron. Jesuits were suppressed as a religious order in 1763, it looks as if Fr. En el año de 1763, cuando a los jesuitas se le impidió el progreso como Kino’s dream would never become a reality—until the Franciscan Fri- orden religiosa, parecía que el sueño del padre Kino nunca llegaría a ser ars took over the missions in the new world. They built a church at Bac realidad. Pero cuando los franciscanos se pusieron a cargo de evangelizar el seventy-five years after the death of Fr. Kino. Today Tucson, AZ has nuevo mundo, pudieron construir una iglesia en Bac—setenta y cinco años después de la muerte del padre Kino. La ciudad de Tucson, Arizona, se grown near that mission and one of the principal thoroughfares in Tuc- encuentra cerca de la misión y una de sus calles principales se llama Kino son is called Kino Blvd. Boulevard. We should never be discouraged by adversity. In fact, we can learn to Nunca debemos perder las esperanzas ante la adversidad. De hecho, pode- see it as opportunity. “Moses’ rod on the ground was a frightful ser- mos aprender a verla como una oportunidad. “El bastón de Moises era una pent; in his hand, it was a marvelous wand. Thus, are tribulations. Con- horrible serpiente; en su mano era una bastón maravilloso. Las tribulaciones sidered in themselves, they are terrible; considered in the will of God,, también son asi. Por sí solas son terribles; a la luz de voluntad de Dios son they are honors and pleasures” (St. Francis de Sales, quoted in Spiritual honores y placeres” (San Francisco de Sales, citado en el Spiritual Diary, Diary, April 27-28) 27 y 28 de abril). We know that we cannot allow adversity to stop us from striving to Sabemos que no podemos permitir que las adversidades nos impidan que do good. But we must be equally cautious about successes that make us tratemos de hacer el bien. Pero tenemos que tener el mismo cuidad en cuan- believe we can relax our efforts. When several monks told St. Anthony to a nuestros triunfos, ya que pueden hacer que nos esforzemos menos. that they had nothing but praise for a young monk who had performed Cuando varios monjes le dijieron a San Antonio que ellos sólo tenían cosas a miracle, Anthony replied: “This monk seems to me to be a ship buenas que decir de un monje joven que había hecho un milagro, Antonio loaded with goods, but I do not know if he will reach harbor.” (Sayings les respondió: “Me parece que este monje es un barco lleno de cosas, por no of the Desert Fathers) sé si va a llegar a un puerto.” (Saying of the Desert Fathers). “From my youth, my grandparents & parents cultivated in me a great appreciation for the dignity and richness of the border communities of Texas. This appreciation lives in the deepest part of me.”—Bishop Daniel E. Flores This is the Second Sunday of our trip through Lent. We ponder the mystery of the transfiguration in the light of our own experiences and stories. If we’re perceptive, we do get some glimpses of the wonder of God’s love illuminating our pilgrimage through “the mud, the blood, and the beer.” (Johnny Cash) “Here in the real world” (Alan Jackson) it doesn’t always work out like we wish it would, but every now and then He gives us some sense of that love that never dies if we’re watching! We “don’t know we’re beautiful,” (Kenny Chesney) but he does show us now and then. Jesus’ transfiguration and the experience of Peter, James & John was unique, but we can be transfigured and see transfigurations in the light of the Father’s love. The intensity of our “religious experience” is not as important as how we respond to God-whether we let Him transfigure us or show himself to us. While it may “feel” easier to ignore the invitations or calls of the Spirit, it will really backfire because we were made to respond! God doesn’t give up easy! Lord help us catch those “glimpses” you give us of “how good it is for us to be here!” We hope that what we do or “give up” during Lent “sensitizes” or enhances our perception of the glimpses of His love that we get here on Earth.
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