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MISSION PARISHES St. Charles St. Peter St. Anthony MISSION PARISHES St. Charles St. Peter St. Anthony May 19, 2019 19 de Mayo del 2019 Fifth Sunday of Easter 05-19-19 Quinto Domingo de Pascua www.missionparishes.com St. Charles Catholic St. Peter Catholic St. Anthony Catholic Church Church Church 713 S. Van Ness Ave 1200 Florida Street 3215 Cesar Chavez Street San Francisco, CA 94110 San Francisco, CA 94110 San Francisco, CA 94110 Telephone: 415-824-1700 Telephone: 415 282-1652 Telephone: 415-647-2704 Fax: 415 282-6097 Fax: 415-647-7282 Fax: 415-824-0844 www.stpetersf.com www.stanthonycatholicchurchsf.com www.stcharleschurchsf.com Office Hours: 9am to 5pm Office Hours: 9am to 6pm Office Hours: Monday to Friday Mon, Weds & Fri - 9am to 6pm Monday to Friday 9:00am— 5:00 pm Tuesday and Thursday 9:00am–6:00pm 9:00am - 4:00pm MASS SCHEDULE MASS SCHEDULE MASS SCHEDULE Saturday: 5:30 pm Spanish Sunday: Saturday: 8:00 am English Sunday: 7:00 pm 9:30 am English Sunday: Spanish: Spanish: 11:00 am- English 9:30am,11:30am 8:00am,11:00am,1:00pm, 5:30pm Spanish: Weekdays: 12:30 pm, 7:00 pm Weekdays: 7:00 am English (Tuesday 8:10am) 5:30 pm Spanish 12:00 pm Spanish Weekdays: Confessions: 8:00 am Spanish Adoration of the Holy Sacrament Saturdays Adoration of the Holy Sacra- Adoracion al Santisimo Sacramento 3:30pm– 5:00pm ment Pastor: Adoracion al Santisimo Sacramento Monday– Friday Fr. Moises Agudo Thursdays / Jueves Lunes a Viernes Email: [email protected] 8:00am –5:00pm 9:00am– 5:00pm St. Peter’s Catholic School Confessions: 1266 Florida St. S.F. CA 94110 Monday– Friday Confessions: Monday– Friday Tel: 415-647-8662 8:30am– 9:30am 4:00pm– 5:00pm Grades: K-8th St. Anthony’s Catholic School 299 Precita Ave. S.F. CA 94110 Tel. 415-648-2008 www.facebook.com/missionparishes Grades: K-8th SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM, MARRIAGE AND QUINCEANERAS PLEASE CONTACT THE PARISH OFFICE. PARA LOS SACRAMENTOS DE BAUTIZO, MATRIMONIO Y QUINCEANERAS COMUNIQUESE A LA OFICINA DE LA IGLESIA. May 19, 2019 19 de Mayo del 2019 Fifth Sunday of Easter MISSION PARISHES Quinto Domingo de Pascua PARISH STAFF Pastor: St. Peter Mass Intentions Fr. Moises Agudo San Pedro Intenciones de las Misas Associate Pastor: Saturday/Sabado 05/18 Fr. Michael Konopik 5:30pm † Rosa Castro (4años) Fr. Tony Vallecillo Sunday/Domingo 05/19 Priest In Residence: Msgr. Jose Rodriguez 08:00am †Jose Cruz Ramirez Msgr. John Rodriguez 09:30am Mass for the People of St. Peters Fr. Rafael O. Bermudez 11:00am Carllos Mendoza– Salus Fr. Paolo Del Carmen Deacons: 01:00pm †Alejandro Nieto Dn. Juan Antillon – St. Peter 05:30pm †Faustino Perez Dn. Antonio Paulino – St. Anthony Monday/Lunes 05/20 Dn. Juan Michel– St. Charles 07:00am †Esther Lee Jane Vano (1yr) Office Manager: 12:00pm †Manuel Medina Ruelas Rosario Haro Secretaries: Tuesday/Martes 05/21 Socorro Aragon – St. Peter 08:15am †Jose & Gladys Lopez Jeannette Saccheri – St. Peter 12:00pm Rosario Galindo Fatima Cruz – St. Anthony Wednesday/Miercoles 05/22 Patricia Campos – St. Charles 07:00am †Delvina Esteves Pastoral Hispana Arquidiocesana 12:00pm Virgen Santisima– AG Secretary: Socorro Aragon Email: [email protected] Thursday/Jueves 05/23 07:00am †Miguel Angel Barrientos Faith Formation Program/ Catecismo 12:00pm †Mercedes Fernandez Every Saturday from 9:00am – 11:00am Rosario Haro — Director Friday/Viernes 05/24 Lizeth Catalan – Vice Director 07:00am †Delvina Esteves Missionaries of Charity 12:00pm †Haydee Hernandnez St. Peter’s Catholic School Principal: Sandra Jimenez St. Anthony’s Mass Intentions St. Anthony’s Catholic School San Antonio Intenciones de las Misas Principal: Barbara Moodie Saturday/Sabado 05/18 07:00pm Por todo los Feligreses de San Antonio Saint Charles Mass Intentions Sunday/Domingo 05/19 San Carlos Intenciones de las Misas 11:00am Stephanie Amaya - Graduation TG Sunday/Domingo—5/19 12:30pm Ana Deysi Bonilla - Cumpleaños 8:00am For the Parishioners of St. Charles 07:00pm Virgen del Marañon - AG 9:30am Pablo Gonzalez † 11:30am Juan Ma. & Catalina Antillon † Monday/Lunes 05/20 Monday/Lunes—5/20 8:00am Padre Hurraca - AG 5:30pm Laura Aguilar † Tuesday/Martes 05/21 Tuesday/Martes– 5/21 8:00am Virgen de Guadalupe - AG 5:30pm Alfredo Moran y Familia † Wednesday/Miercoles 05/22 Wednesday/Miércoles—5/22 8:00am † Luis Carlos Medina 5:30pm Alejo Guido † Thursday/Jueves 05/23 Thursday/Jueves — 5/23 8:00am † Joaquin Benavides 5:30pm Griselda Camacho † Friday/Viernes 05/24 Friday/Viernes — 5/24 8:15am † Nicolasa Alfaro 5:30pm Carmen Juarez O’Connor † May 19, 2019 MISSION PARISHES 19 de Mayo del 2019 Fifth Sunday of Easter Quinto Domingo de Pascua Your child belongs at St. Peter’s School! Learn Sunday Collection about what St. Peter’s School can offer to your Colecta del Domingo child! MORNING IN KINDERGARTEN St. Peter’s Church 1st collection 2nd collection Come with your child and visit the Kindergarten $4,355.00 $3,280 classroom, take a tour of the school, and meet the St. Anthony’s Church 1st collection 2nd collection Principal and current St. Peter’s parents. All $2,444.00 $1,319.00 Mornings in Kindergarten are from 10:00-11:00 AM. St. Charles Church 1st collection 2nd collection • Tuesday, April 9 • Tuesday, May 7 $1,659.00 $1,457.00 Or call the school office to schedule another date for a Morning in Kin- Our Second Collection is for the dergarten. 2019 Annual Appeal. SPEND A DAY SHADOWING AT ST. PETER’S 1st – 7th grade students can spend a day at St. Peter’s to meet teachers and students. • Dates: Any day of the week, Monday-Friday • Time: Drop off at 8:30 AM and pick up at 3:00 PM *St. Peter’s School is located at 1266 Florida Street, between 24th and 25th Streets. **Call the office at 415-647-8662 to reserve your space for a Morning in Kindergarten or to arrange a shadow date. ***We will be closed from April 19-28 for Easter vacaon. St. Anthony-Immaculate Conception School is FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE! accepting applications for grades K-8 for the *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 2019-2020 school years. Come in for a tour and ¡Su hijo puede pertenecer a la escuela de San Pedro! ¡Aprenda sobre lo que la Escuela de San see our wonderful school. Call 415-648-2008 or Pedro puede ofrecerle a su hijo! visit our website www.saicsf.org for more infor- MAÑANA EN KINDER mation. Tuition is based on income. Tuition as- Venga con su hijo a visitar el salón de clases de Kindergarten, y haga un sistance applications are due now. Our office is recorrido por la escuela, conozca a la directora y los padres actuales de San Pedro. Todas las open from 7:30am – 4:30pm Monday – Friday. sesiones de la mañana en Kindergarten son de 10:00 - 11:00 AM. La Escuela San Antonio-Inmaculada está • Martes, 9 de abril • Martes, 7 de mayo aceptando solicitudes para los grados K-8 para el O llame a la oficina de la escuela y programe otra fecha para una maña- años escolares 2019-2020. Venga para tomar una na en Kindergarten. gira y ver nuestra maravillosa escuela. Llame al VISITA DE UN DIA EN SAN PEDRO Los estudiantes de 1º - 7º pueden pasar un día en San Pedro para 415-648-2008 o visite nuestro sitio electronico conocer a los maestros y www.saicsf.org para más información. La estudiantes. matrícula se basa en los ingresos. Las solicitudes • Días: Cualquier día de la semana, de lunes a viernes de ayuda financiera se deben ahora. Nuestra • Hora: Dejar al estudiante a las 8:30 AM y recogerlo a las 3:00 PM * La Escuela de San Pedro está ubicada en 1266 Florida Street, entre las oficina está abierta de 7:30 am a 4:30 pm de calles 24 y 25. Lunes a Viernes. ** Llame a la oficina a 415-647-8662 para reservar una fecha de visita. *** Estaremos cerrados del 19 al 28 de abril por vacaciones de Semana May 19th at 11:00am SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES St. Anthony School Family Mass, Sunday: Fifth Sunday of Easter Monday: St. Bernardine of Siena Brunch Tuesday: St. Christopher Magallanes and following Mass Companions Wednesday: St. Rita of Cascia in the school Saturday: St. Bede the Venerable; cafeteria. St. Gregory VII; St. Mary Magdalene de’ Pazzi May 19, 2019 19 de Mayo del 2019 Fifth Sunday of Easter MISSION PARISHES Quinto Domingo de Pascua Mission Parishes Para registrarse vaya a este sitio de internet. https://missionparishes.formed.org PASTORAL DE LOS ENFERMOS VISITANDO A NUESTROS ENFERMOS Si usted tiene un enfermo o persona Incapacitada que quiera recibir la comunion por favor llame a la ofici- na de las parroaquias para que lo puedan ir a visitar: San Pedro 415-282-1652 San Antonio 415-647-2704 San Carlos 415-824-1700 TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — Paul and Barnabas reported how God had opened the door of faith to the Gentiles (Acts 14:21-27). Psalm — I will praise your name for ever, my king and my God (Psalm 145). Second Reading — God’s dwelling is with the human race (Revelation 21:1- 5a). Gospel — This is how all will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another May 19, 2019 MISSION PARISHES 19 de Mayo del 2019 Fifth Sunday of Easter Noticias del Catecismo Quinto Domingo de Pascua CCD News Mayo y Junio 2019 May and June 2019 Mayo 17 (Viernes) Confesiones para todos los May 17 (Friday) Confessions all Students on 2nd estudiantes de Segundo Año Primera Comunion a Year First Communion at 6:00 pm.
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