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St. Joseph Manyanet Catholic Radio KSHF 96.7 FM ——————————————————————— 3 ——————————————————————— FIFTH SUNDAY of LENT SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 2015 IGLESIA DE SANTA CRUZ SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 2015 Monday, March 23, 2015 Saint Turibius of Mogrovejo, Bishop 6:30 A.M. Health & well being of Monica Archuleta In thanksgiving to Holy Angels & Saints for prayers answered by Dorothy Gonzales 9:30 A.M. Confessions 10:00 A.M. Mass & Mission in Spanish 5:30 P.M. Confessions 6:00 P.M. Mass & Mission in English For the graces of the Most Holy Trinity to cover Monica Archuleta †Aaron Francisco Gallegos (BB-d) by Modesto & Micaela Gallegos †Louise DeVargas (BB-d) by DeVargas Family †Marie Aragon by Roy & Sharon Lanham Tuesday, March 24, 2015 6:30 A.M. †Biterbo (6yr) & †Zulema Quintana by the family †Elizaido “Lee” Espinoza (3mo) by M/M Joseph Gonzalez & family 9:30 A.M. Confessions 10:00 A.M. Mass & Mission in Spanish 5:00 P.M. Adoration 5:30 P.M. Confessions 6:00 P.M. Mass & Mission in English Living & deceased family members, relatives & friends of Manuel & Erlinda Quin- tana For the graces of the Most Holy Trinity to cover Monica Archuleta †Gertrude F. Kuhles (47yr) by Leo Wink & Audrey Hargrove-Wink †Bill & †Janie Brady by Belle Becker & family †Remigio Martinez by Ofelia Martinez & sons †Marie Aragon by Roy & Sharon Lanham Wednesday, March 25, 2015 The Annunciation of the Lord 6:30 A.M. †Biterbo & †Zulema Quintana by the family 9:30 A.M. Confessions 10:00 A.M. Mass & Mission in Spanish 5:30 P.M. Confessions 6:00 P.M. Mass & Mission in English For the graces of the Most Holy Trinity to cover Monica Archuleta †Marie Aragon by Gave & Audrey Rodella †Sennie Lujan by Robert & Mellie Kain Thursday, March 26, 2015 6:30 A.M. Health & well being of Monica Archuleta 9:30 A.M. Confessions 10:00 A.M. Mass & Mission in Spanish 1:00 P.M. Rosary for Our Nation 5:30 P.M. Confessions 6:00 P.M. Mass & Mission in English For the graces of the Most Holy Trinity to cover Monica Archuleta For Our Nation †Marie Aragon by The Holy Family, Coro del Valle †Cecilia Lujan (8yr) by Elma Leyba & Sylvia Fernandez Friday, March 27, 2015 6:30 A.M. In thanksgiving to Santo Nino de Atocha for special intention by Cecilia Lujan ——————————————————————— 1 —————————————————————— FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 2015 HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC SCHOOL Dear Parishioners, I hope you are having a blessed Lent! Here are some more reasons our students like Holy Cross Catholic School: “ Not only do we have good academics but we also have our Holy Cross Trojans. Here at Holy Cross we have basketball, cheerleading, chess, cross country and swimming. I love coming to a catholic school and am sad that this is my last year. I will miss Holy Cross very much and will visit every time I can. I hope parents decide to send their children to a catholic school.” For more information and to set up an interview, please call the school office at (505) 753-4644. A Catholic Education is the best gift you can give your children/grandchildren that lasts for a lifetime! Please join us for our March Breakfast Fundraiser on March 29th after the 7:00 a.m., 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Masses in Marian Hall. The delicious menu consists of: omelettes with sausage, hash browns, coffee, orange juice, tortilla and red and green chile. Price is $5.00/adult and $3.00/children 10 years and younger. Thank you for supporting our school! May God bless you and yours! WE CONTINUE TO COLLECT BOX TOPS & LABELS FOR EDUCA- Sincerely in the Holy Family, TION: They can be placed in an envelope for Sunday col- Mrs. Terry Ann Lopez, Principal lection or may be dropped off at the Parish or School Offices. HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC SCHOOL TUITION 2014-2015: (There are 14 Saints left that need to be adopted.)Please contact the parish of- fice to help one of our Saints that attend Holy Cross Catholic School. BENEFIT BREAKFAST: Holy Cross Catholic School is sponsoring a benefit breakfast on March 29th from 8:00 am - 12:00 pm in Marian Hall. The menu will include: Omelets, Sausage. Hash browns, Orange juice, Coffee, Red and Green Chili. Hope you will join us. ANNOUNCEMENTS MONDAY NIGHT BINGO: Every Monday CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES: night at 7:00 p.m. Proceeds help Holy Cross Thank you for your generous donations Catholic School and Knights of Columbus Re- to the Catholic Relief Services. Visit lief Fund. www.usccb.org, (search “Catholic Relief Services Collection”) to learn how you BENEFIT DINNER/DANCE: On Saturday, April are making a difference. 11th, Dinner — from 6:00 to 8:00 pm and Dance — from 8:00 to 11:00 pm. This fundraiser will take place at the ABUSE AWARENESS TRAINING FOR ADULTS: Knights of Columbus Hall in Arroyo Seco. $10. for adults The Catholic Center in Albuquerque will be hosting the and $5. for children (10 yrs & younger). You can purchase following trainings in Santa Fe & Albuquerque. tickets from any Squire member or pay at the door. For Thursday, April 16th from 6:00-9:00pm—Alb. more information, contact Lawrence at 753-1814 or Gene Saturday, April 25th from 10:00 am-1:00 pm—SF at 690-3689. Pre-registration is necessary. Do not bring children. No FREE FAMILY/COMMUNITY EVENT: Oasis of one under age 18 is allowed in the workshop. To register Peace Youth Group and Explora Science Museum invite or for more information contact Annette at 505-831-8144. you to this positive, drug-free family/community event on Sunday, April 19th from 12:00 to 4:00 pm at Holy Cross Gym. The event will bring hands-on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) exhibits and activities to share with the whole family. Concession available for purchase. For more information call 929-2955. ——————————————————————— 6 —————————————————————— IGLESIA DE SANTA CRUZ SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 2015 PARISH SUNDAY ENVELOPE FOR..................March 15, 2015 SURVEILLANCE COMMITTEE: We are in dire need Parish Envelope: $..........10,439.51 of volunteers to assist the following men in surveillance of Building Fund: $...............248.00 the parking lot during the following Mass times. We School Fund: $...............177.70 would like to have 3 individuals for every Mass time so Children’s Envelope: $...............105.10 that each person only volunteers 1 hour a month. Catholic Relief Collection: $...............506.28 Saturday at 5:30 pm By using your envelopes, you indicate your Week 1 — Raul Naranjo - 2 persons needed attendance at Mass. What you put inside Week 2 — Joe Q., Lawrence R. & Silviano Q. the envelope is between you and God. Week 3 — Nico R. & Roger M. - 1 person needed BIBLE STUDY: Tuesday, March 17th from 7:00— Week 4 — Joseph Dunham - 2 persons needed Week 5 — Brian M. & Gabriel P. - 1 person needed 8:30 pm at Marian Hall. BAPTISM INFORMATION: Next class will be on Sunday at 7:00 am Thursday, March 19th at 6:30 pm in Marian Hall. Week 1 — Ted Herrera –2 persons needed Week 2 — Bernie Garcia - 2 persons needed Week 3 — 3 persons needed Week 4 — 3 persons needed UPCOMING PARISH EVENTS: Week 5 — 3 persons needed March 21st & 22nd (Sat/Sun) — Ministry Fair Sunday at 8:30 am March 22nd (Sunday) — Blueberry Pancake Break- Week 1 — James Martinez - 2 persons needed fast from 8:00 am - 12:00 noon in Marian Hall spon- Week 2 — David Aragon - 2 persons needed sored by the Youth Group. Week 3 — Richard Tafoya - 2 persons needed March 23rd-27th (Monday-Friday) — Lenten Mis- Week 4 — 3 persons needed Week 5 — 3 persons needed sion at Holy Cross Parish. Spanish in the morning & English in the evening. Sunday at 10:30 am March 27th (Friday) — Stations of the Cross at Week 1 — Raul Naranjo - 2 persons needed 6:00 pm in church. Week 2 — James Martinez - 2 persons needed March 27th (Friday) — Fish Fry Fundraiser Dinner, Week 3 — Jose Rodriguez - 2 persons needed from 5:00-8:00 pm at Marian Hall, sponsored by St. Week 4 — 3 persons needed Joseph Manyanet Catholic Radio KSHF 96.7 FM. Week 5 — 3 persons needed March 27th, 28th & 29th (Friday-Sunday) — Con- Sunday at 12:30 pm firmation Retreat. Week 1 — Jimmy S., Ricardo B. & Larry J. March 29th (Sunday) — Holy Cross Catholic Week 2 — Jose Palomares - 2 persons needed School Benefit Breakfast, 8:00 am — 12:00 pm. Week 3 — Michael Quintana - 2 persons needed April 1st (Wednesday) — Mass in honor of the Ho- Week 4 — Henry Garcia - 2 persons needed ly Family with Liturgy of the Hours and the Sacra- Week 5 — 3 persons needed ment (Anointing of the Sick) at 6:00 pm. April 12th (Sunday) — Divine Mercy Sunday (9-day Sunday at 7:00 pm Novena) to begin on Good Friday, April 10th. Week 1 — Eloy Cordova - 2 persons needed Good Friday at 8:00 pm — Hermanos Week 2 — Robert Apodaca - 2 persons needed Holy Saturday at 8:00 pm — Cenacles Week 3 — 3 persons needed Easter Sunday at 6:30 pm — Teen Choir Week 4 — 3 persons needed Week 5 — 3 persons needed Monday at 6:30 pm — Catholic Radio Tuesday at 6:30 pm — Lector/Commentators These people are out there for you. Won’t you give one Wednesday at 6:30 pm — Catholic Daughters hour a month to help us. Please call the parish office at Thursday at 6:30 pm — Youth Group 753-3345 to schedule your hour. Friday at 9:30 am — St. Vincent de Paul Saturday at 5:00 pm — Acolytes Sunday at 6:30 pm — Confirmation I & II September 22-27, 2015, Pilgrimage to see Pope Francis in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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