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1811 Pueblo Vista Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89128 Phone: 702-228-8311 Fax: 702-228-8310 1811 Pueblo Vista Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89128 Phone: 702-228-8311 Fax: 702-228-8310 www.seaslv.org Eucharistic Liturgies Sunday: 6:30am, 8:00am, 10:00am, 12:00pm, 4:00pm, 6:00pm Monday-Friday: 8:00am Saturday: 8:00am, 4:00pm Vigil TV Mass www.seaslv.org and on the CW Network every Sunday morning. Check your local listings. Church Hours Sunday: 5:30am-7:30pm Monday-Saturday: 7:00am-5:00pm* * Closed on public holidays Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays: 8:30am or by appointment Morning Prayer Monday-Saturday: 7:10am Rosary Monday-Saturday: 7:30am Eucharistic Adoration (In the Mater Dei Chapel*) Monday-Friday: 8:30am-7:00pm Saturday: 8:30am-3:00pm Mother of Perpetual Help Novena Wednesdays at 8:45am *The Chapel is closed during Easter Triduum, Holy Days of Obligation, and public holidays Holy Hour for Vocations (In the Mater Dei Chapel) Last Thursday of the Month 6:00pm Parish Office Hours Sunday: Closed Monday-Friday: 8:30am-5:00pm* Saturday: 8:30am-4:00pm Closed for Lunch: 12:00pm-1:00pm * Closed on public holidays Kairos Gift Shop Hours Monday-Friday: 8:30am-5:00pm* Closed for Lunch: 12:00pm-1:00pm *Closed on public holidays Saturday: 8:30am-5:30pm Closed for Lunch: 12:00pm-1:00pm and during 4:00pm Mass Sunday: 7:00am-7:30pm Closed: During all Masses St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Roman Catholic Church 702-228-8311 Parish Office Welcome! We Are Glad You Are Here! Clergy In order that we may better serve you, please Fr. James Jankowski, Pastor register with the parish by visiting www.seaslv.org Fr. José Unlayao, CJD, Parochial Vicar or downloading the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton App. Fr. Luis Van Dam, CJD, Ministry to the Sick Deacon Steve Doucet Registration forms are also available in the Deacon Aruna Silva gathering space of the church. Parish Staff Anointing of the Sick Accounting Clerk 1, Kristina Wood 702-804-8320, [email protected] Call the parish office at 702-228-8311 if you need to receive the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick Accounting Clerk, Krystalyn Pagan at home or in a hospital. For assistance after hours [email protected] or on Sundays, call the answering service at 702- Administrative Assistant, Van Dube 388-9571. A priest will be notified and will contact 702-804-8350, [email protected] you directly. The Sacrament is also offered Communications & Stewardship Coordinator, communally within the Mass. Watch the bulletin for Patty Janura upcoming Anointing of the Sick Masses, 702-804-8326, [email protected] scheduled on a quarterly basis. Executive Assist./Office Manager, Rosie Arellano 702-804-8312, [email protected] Holy Communion for the Sick If you are homebound, please call Tom & Patti Facilities & Volunteer Coordinator, Maureen Sisto 702-804-8321, [email protected] Stava at 702-586-8093 and an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion will visit you. In case Gift Shop Manager, Sarah Carriere 702-804-8301, [email protected] of hospitalization, inform the hospital staff that you are Catholic and would like to receive Communion. Music Ministry Assistant, Carol Tynan 702-826-3750, [email protected] Funeral Ministry Music Ministry Director, Brian Hicks In the event of a death of a loved one, please 702-804-8308, [email protected] contact the Funeral Ministry at 702-403-8416 BEFORE making arrangements with any of the Outreach Coordinator, Patti McGuire 702-804-8311, [email protected] professional services. Pre-planning is also available. Pastoral Associate, Marcie Wilske 702-804-8370, [email protected] Sacrament of Baptism Pastoral Associate, Helen Silva Baptisms for infants and children up to 7 years of 702-826-3347, [email protected] age are celebrated on Sundays either during Mass Receptionist, Sandra Tenaglia or at 1:45pm. Parents and Godparents should 702-804-8302, [email protected] attend the baptism class on the first Tuesday of Children’s Faith Formation Coordinator, Jodie Minkin the month at 6:30 pm in the Parish Hall 702-804-8351, [email protected] classrooms. Adults are baptized at the Easter Vigil after completing the stages of the Rite of Christian Children’s Faith Formation Coordinator, Amy Melancon 702-804-8306, [email protected] Initiation of Adults (RCIA). School Admin. Assist., Donna Fernandini 702-804-8328, [email protected] Sacrament of Matrimony A 6 month minimum time period is needed to School Office, Mary Sekerak complete the preparation required for the 702-804-8328, [email protected] Sacrament of Matrimony. For more information, School Principal, Dr. Erica Romero contact our Wedding Coordinator, Maureen Sisto 702-804-8328, [email protected] at 702-804-8321. Youth & Young Adult Ministry Director, Meghan Hernandez, Vocations 702-804-8313, [email protected] Vocations please consult with one of the priests. January 26, 2020 - 2 - Parish Office 702-228-8311 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Roman Catholic Church A Letter from Our Pastor Dear Parishioners and Friends, HAPPY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK! Every year during the last week of January we cel- ebrate Catholic Schools Week. It’s a time to cele- brate the presence of Catholic Schools throughout the United States. As a product of the Catholic School system during my grade school and high school years, I personally know the value of a Catholic education and now appreciate the oppor- tunity to pastor a parish that has the privilege of having a Catholic School. A solid Catholic education provides so much more than growing in knowledge. It also offers a strong they continue to grow in their faith. They, too, will faith foundation that permeates the entire day and help make the world a better place as they keep encourages our students to be Christ for one an- their hearts open to God’s action in their lives. other. It provides the interactive social aspect of learning how to relate with a variety of individuals And so, we are blessed as a parish to once again in a respectful and dignified way. While we’re all celebrate Catholic Schools Week. Our Catholic made in the image and likeness of God, every one School and Faith Formation programs are guided of us are so very unique with the various gifts and with the great leadership of Dr. Erica Romero and talents given to us by God. A Catholic educational Mrs. Helen Silva respectively. In addition, they are experience helps us to nurture those gifts and tal- surrounded with great staffs, dedicated faculty and ents God has given us as we affirm the various catechists, wonderfully committed volunteers and a gifts and talents God has given to others. We cele- host of parents (the primary educators of their chil- brate the diversity of God’s goodness right in our dren in the faith) who continue to sacrifice so much midst! so that their children can make a difference in the world. Our own parish school offers so much to help our young sisters and brothers get ready for the world And, lest I forget, I am blessed with all of you, they will face as they continue to mature. It’s a members of our own parish family, who have em- privilege for us, as a parish, to know that by sup- braced the privilege of supporting our great Catho- porting our own Catholic School, we are making lic School and Faith Formation Programs. Every an investment into the future of a better world! You ounce of support can only help make the world a see, by forming our children with the faith, educa- better place. May all of you be blessed for your tion, values and experiences they can only receive goodness! in a Catholic School, we are better equipping our future adults to help make the world a better THE SUNDAY OF THE WORD OF GOD place. Beginning this Sunday, Pope Francis has declared Likewise, during Catholic Schools Week, I also that the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time will now be like to affirm our parish Faith Formation Programs known as The Sunday of the Word of God. In his as well. These programs help our children enrolled apostolic letter entitled Aperuit Illis (“He opened in other forms of their education to augment the their minds to understand the scriptures” Luke faith already taught in the homes. On most Tues- 24:45) Pope Francis gives us this special day to days or Thursdays so many of our parish children emphasize the importance of the Word of God in come from a full day of school and continue their our worship and our lives. In this letter he states: faith formation here at SEAS. I’ve always been inspired by the dedication of these children as —Continued on page 5 - 3 - January 26, 2020 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Roman Catholic Church 702-228-8311 Parish Office The Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Prayer List Steve Corkins, May Cuenca Emata, Leo Cuenca, Lorna Cuenca, Cecile Stroka, Romeo Castro, Joel Famatigan, If you would like to add a living person’s name to our Jo Stroka, Michael Anthony Santon, Jr., Jhoanne O. Prayer List, contact the parish office at 702-228-8311 with Metchado, Mary McCormick, Arlene Cavallone, Lawrence the name of the person and how long you would like the Lilly, Jocelyn McEvers, Mary Elizabeth Socci, Norma Ruth person to remain on the list. If it is for an indefinite amount of time, please notify the parish office when you would like Bullard, Patti Curtis, Joanne Piccione, Mary Boettcher, the name removed. Jayson Strimling, Hilda Rodriguez, Norma Montejano, Aubrey Lynn Henderson, Jon Paul Kennedy, Joan Turgeon, Gene Recibe, Valerie Nataly Angel Garcia, Mary Maryanne Milano, Leighton “Peachy” Tyszko, Joe Pupello, Ed Birch, Dav Camras, Richard Walling, Gina Havasi & Family, Tatum, Margaret W.
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