Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord March 27, 2016
On this day of days we offer a joyful sacrifice of praise to the Father who raised His Son from the dead. Let us be intent upon the life Christ offers us, Christ our Passover who has been sacrificed. Next Week’s Readings Acts 5:12-16 Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 Rv 1:9-11a, 12-13, 17-19 Jn 20:19-31
All of the beautiful Easter flowers in the church represent a loved one. It is with Easter joy that we remember: Isabel M Alvarez Maria A. Arellano Joe C. Arias Art Aurand Jesse Aurand Mr. & Mrs G. Bando The Bando Family Francisco Bautista Monica Baylon Salvador F. Baylon Bertha Bloom Dan Bloom Delores Bloom Leo Bloom Bruce Boyd Shirlee Boyd Lawrence Brown Mary Brown Ruthie Caldwell Anne Chambers Harry Chambers Mary Chambers Richard Chambers Barbara Clark Dick Clark Angelo Colasurdo Jeanine Colasurdo Sheree Consort Janet Couture Tonya Cox Glen Davis Joyclyn Davis Kevin Dey Danielle Dolechek Arlyss M. Dunham Bernadine M. Dunham Elizabeth L. Dunham Farney Edwards
Jeffy Scott Edwards Ernie Feldman Vanice Feldmen Alice C. Fellez George Fellez, Jr. George Fellez, Sr. Andrew Fisher Catherine Fisher Joseph Fisher Nancy Fizzolio Joseph P. Fleming Joseph Ford Kathy Freedman Bill Frenz Anthony Galletta Ben Galletta Emily Galletta Maria Galletta Paul Galletta Wendy Galletta Mr. & Mrs. C.J. Galvan Barbara Glasenapp David Glasenapp Ila Glasenapp Diann Grosjean Gen Hainley Phil Hainley William L. Haup Kathleen Hurlimann Beverley Kauth Claire Kauth Harold Kauth Michael Kauth Joe Keller Mary Kessel Madelyn Klotter Michael Klotter Bea Kost Lud Kost
Grace Megal Kuffel Elmer Kuhs Diane Lang James Lang Richard J. Lang Rex Larson Jean Leget Mike Leget Carmen Lepold Jessica Lepold Sophie Lepold John Lewis Mary Lewis. Michael G. Lewis, Jr. Mike Lewis Sandy (Cassy) Lewis Santo V. Maira Virginia R. Maira Molly McCarty Tonya McCarty Charlane McGovern John Meyer Deceased of Moore Family Laurie Moore Tom Moore Ray Mulder Rosalee Murray Betsy Myers Jo Ann Nehls Wendell Nickell Jeanne Nowlin Mary V. O’Brien Thomas C. O’Brien Jack O’Neil Kathleen O’Neil Kelly O’Neil Joseph Parillo Louis Parillo
Louis J. Parillo Philip Parillo Rose Parillo Karen Pitcher Mr. & Mrs. J. Primacio Bob-Jim Primo Poor Souls in Purgatory A.J. Rosenthal Helen Rosenthal Mary Rozzo Sam Rozzo Deborah Ruth Salzillo Michael Joseph Salzillo Maddux Sanchez Tony & Rose Schmidt Dr. Ron Schwerzler Patricia Seaton Billy Shaneyfelt Ludwig Siebold Sophia Siebold Louis S. Sondag, Sr. Merv & Alice Thompson Fermin Torres Refugio S. Uriarte Ryan von Klein Tom Walton Leona Waltor Ed Weber, Jr. Lotty Weldenhoffer Harold Weldenhoffer Dustin Westmoreland Edward Williams Bob Wirch Lucile Wirch Raymond F. Wood Maria Woolley Deceased of Ziolkowski Fam. Irene Zlotek Allen Zmolek
Easter Blessings from the Clergy and Staff of St. Mary Catholic Church.
Mass Intentions March 28 – April 3, 2016 Daily Morning Masses
M ~ Easter Monday (9:00 Mass only) T ~ Jack Powell † W ~ Kenneth Linster † T ~ Intentions of the Gilmore Family F ~ Anna Kmec † S ~ DJM – Missionaries of Mercy
Daily Afternoon Masses M ~ No 12:15 Mass T ~ Elizabeth Jones † W ~ Beryl Marsden † T ~ Intentions of John E. Iratcabal Family † F ~ John & Miriam Iratcabal †
Sunday Masses
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Evelyn Premazzi † 7:30 ~ Intentions of Bob & Corinne Palmer & Family 9:00 ~ Beryl Marsden † 11:00 ~ St. Jude † 1:00 ~ Intentions of Andrew Sanchez 5:30 LifeTeen ~ Louis J. Mitchell †
In Our Prayers Let us remember:
…all those who are ill, including, Ben Benfatti, Anita DeVaney, Julian DeVaney, Larry DeVaney, Rick Dunham, Maria Franco, Mike Hainley, Bruce Hollister,Terry Ianora, Frances Keller, William Keller, Jim Kinsman, Craig Leadon, Rosy Makyadath, Betty McDonald, Grace Retford, Alexandra “Allie” Rowlett, Scarlet Rudy Craig, Jim Schultz, Peggy Staalberg, Dick Thorsen and Julie Woodworth …all those who have died, including, Vasilisa Olvera Garcia, Margaret Healey, Maria Teresa Mosqueda, Simone Aleya Iseli-Espinoza and John Conklin
Perpetual Adoration No Coverage Sunday, 8-9 pm Friday 7-8am Tuesday 9-10 pm Friday 2-3 pm Thursday 8-9 pm Saturday 8-9am
Accompany Children We ask that a parent, adult or older teen accompany children to the restrooms during Mass. Thank you.
Servers
March 28 – April 3, 2016 9:00 am Mon. ~ Gary Lombardo 6:55 am Tues. - Fri. ~ Gary Lombardo 8:00 am Sat. ~ Gary Lombardo 12:15 pm Tues. – Fri. ~ Francisco Damian Palacios
Sunday, April 3
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Oliver Tracer, Olivia Tracer 7:30 am ~ Knights of Columbus 9:00 am ~ Anika Thompson, Ciaragh Thompson, Conor Thompson 11:00 am ~ Tarrin Campbell, Brendan O’Connell, Quinn O’Connell 5:30 pm LifeTeen ~ Carter Heer, Taylor Heer, Cole Proden
Lectors
March 28 – April 3, 2016 9:00 Mon. ~ Steve Chipman 6:55 am Tues. – Fri. ~ Steve Chipman 8:00 am Sat. ~ Steve Chipman 12:15 pm Tues. ~ Judy Spearin 12:15 pm Wed. ~ Judy Hull 12:15 pm Thurs. ~ Paula Lockhart 12:15 pm Fri. ~ Judy Spearin
Sunday, April 3
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Darrin Fleming, Pat Murphy 7:30 am ~ Knights of Columbus 9:00 am ~ Sharon Hainley, Anie Helbling 11:00 am ~ Cristina Cipres-Jacome, Josephine Tapp 5:30 pm LifeTeen ~ Rachael Plant
The Angel’s News This Easter Every year we probably hear the Easter Gospel a little differently. Where we are on our journeys to Jerusalem and Calvary affects what we hear and how we hear it. The words spoken by the angel resonate with different meanings as we move and change through life. If you are celebrating the safe return of a lost son or daughter, the empty tomb is the assurance of God’s protection during the darkest nights and along the most dangerous roads. If you are mourning the loss of a spouse or child or dear friend, the angel’s news may be the first light of hope to illuminate your broken heart: the promise that the Risen Christ has lovingly taken your loved one to the dwelling place of His Father. If you’ve lost your job or if you and your family are struggling financially, the moving of the immovable rock is a sign of God’s grace, enabling you to realize what is truly dear and important to you. In the sight of the stone rolled away, God extends His hand to lift you out of your despair and to help you realize the abilities and gifts you have to live your life with meaning and purpose. Every Easter, a different piece or player of the Easter story speaks to our hearts and spirits, our fears and anxieties, depending on our particular circumstances. In this moment of our lives, in this time and place, God speaks to us in the words of the angel, in the site of the open grave, in the simple kindness of the myrrh bearers. Whatever road you are traveling this Easter, whatever burial clothes you are struggling to free yourself from, whatever cross you are struggling to carry, may you find reason to hope – and may that hope free you to recreate your life in Easter joy, peace – and amazement.
Parish Staff Pastor ~ Rev. Ron Nelson Parochial Vicar ~ Rev. Edgar Rivera Pastoral Associate ~ Deacon Tom Altenhofen Deacon ~ Deacon Hans Mueller Business Manager ~ Laura Olguin Director of Outreach Ministry ~ Lilly Hagen Director of Music ~ David Phillips Director of Religious Ed. ~ Julie Rutledge-Sanchez Parish Secretary ~ Sally Ross Sacramental Registrar ~ Margaret Fleming LifeTeen Coordinator ~ Leslie Jones Lead Custodian ~ James DuChateau Assistant Custodian ~ Joe Crandall
Easter Monday
Christmas Flowers Monday, March 28, the Parish Office will be closed. There will be one Mass on that day at 9:00 am. This Christmas, the church will again be adorned with many poinsettias and wreaths. you would like to sponsor GodIfand Science Christmas flowers,toplease pick God up an envelope entrance From Nothing Cosmos: and Scienceatisthe a four-part ofseries the Church. Return your envelope in the collection now available on FORMED.org. Listen as Fr.basket Robertor toSpitzer, the Church office before December 22. Be sure to clearly S.J., PH.D. shows evidence of God’s existence fillfrom out the front of the envelope with theand name andproofs. circle the “in science, philosophy, medicine, other Free memory (deceased)” or “honor of (living)”. The namesfor willmore be for all St. Mary’s parishioners! Visit FORMED.org listed in the at the end of c248e. the month. Suggested details. St.bulletin Mary Parish Code: donation: $25
“First 1000 Days” Campaign A Catholic Culture of Life Initiative Gospel of Welcomed Life/Pro-Life Ministry Where All Are and Loved With Mercy
Day ~ A life challenges doesn’t andneed that isof The 378 Gospel of without Life/Pro-Life Ministry is inexist great one reason a child needs a mother. committee members who would help our ministry to be more active in the pro-life movement and pray to end abortion. Please contact Eric Walter at 541-554-2074. Meetings are every thirdMarist Thursday Catholic at 6:00 pm inHigh the Luke classroom of the School Parish Center. A prospective family information night will be held at 5:30 pm on Tuesday, April 5, 2016, in the Academic Resource Center. All are welcome! Receive information about curriculum, schedules, extracurricular activities and tuition assistance. Contact Kim Bastable at 541-681-5464 or
[email protected] for more information.
Religion in Literature The next Religion in Literature meeting will be on Thursday, April 21, 2016 from 7:00 – 9:00 pm in the Elizabeth Seton Room of the Parish Center. The book to be discussed is “A Tale for the Time Being” by Ruth Ozeki.
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1st Way Crisis Pregnancy Center
1 Way helps any girl or woman distressed by an unplanned pregnancy. Right now, they are in need of size 4 diapers. If you can help, please bring these items to the new address: st 1 Way, Trinity Baptist Church, 1162 B Street, Suite 213, Springfield, Oregon. The office is open from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm, Tuesday through Thursday, and 11:00 am – 2:00 pm on Friday. Thank you!
Eugene Catholic Young Adults Our next meeting is Thursday, March 31, 2016 at St. Mary Catholic Church, 6:45 pm. For information about other events and happenings, Contact eugeneyoungadults @gmail.com or 541-270-9329.
Charismatic Prayer All are welcome for a time of praise, prayer and intercession in the Holy Spirit every Sunday (except Easter Sunday) at 4:00 pm in the Marie Rose Room of the Parish Center. Contact Dave Olszyk at 541-689-8070.
O’Hara Catholic School O’Hara Catholic School is now accepting applications for Pre-Kindergarten students for the 2016-17 school year. Students must be 4 years old by September 1, 2016. Please visit www.oharaschool.org to download an application, or call 541-485-5291.
Annual Carmelite Dinner The 2016 Carmelite dinner will be on Tuesday, May 3, 2016 at O’Hara Catholic School. Tickets are $25/person. This year our guest of honor will be Bishop Peter Smith. Dinner will be prepared by Billy McCallum. Doors open at 5:30 pm, dinner at 6:00 pm. Please contact Kirsten at 541-953-9272.
Generations in Reading Generations in Reading is a local area program whose mission is to connect adult parishioners with parish children to build inter-generational relationships through reading practice. Please stop by the table for more information during coffee and donuts this Sunday. The program is available on the following dates: 4/10, 4/24.
WEEKLY COLLECTION
March 20, 2016 Offertory $14,198.78 Parish Pay 3,138.50 Misc. Income 125.00 Total $17,462.28 Budget $21,000.00
SCHEDULE CHANGES Easter & Easter Monday (March 27 – March 28) • No Children’s Liturgy on Easter Sunday Good Friday Evening Fish Dinner • Knights No Sunday Hospitality Easter Sunday The of Columbus will on begin serving soup at 4:30 pm • No Nursery on Easter Sunday • No Spanish Religious Ed. on Easter Sunday • No LifeTeen Mass on Easter Sunday • One Mass at 9:00 am on Easter Monday • Parish Office Closed on Easter Monday • No Religious Ed./ Edge on Easter Monday
Funding for Julie Woodworth
The niece of one of our parishioners was one of the victims of the Roseburg shooting and was severely wounded. If you would like to contribute to help the family with expenses, you can contribute at any US Bank branch to a trust for the Julie Woodworth Donation Fund with no fee. Or you can contribute through gofundme.com at: https://www.gofundme.com/pq5g36mg which takes 8% of the donation.
Update Last November, a long-time parishioner of St. Mary, Terry Ianora, suffered a serious spinal cord injury in a fall. Terry has dedicated her life to the pro-life movement, serving as Director for over forty years of First Way, a crisis pregnancy center in our community. Her continuing recovery will be long, arduous, and expensive. The family has many needs. We are seeking people to help in Terry’s care. The needs are numerous and range from the medical to the mundane, skilled and unskilled, paid and volunteer. To offer assistance or seek more information, please email:
[email protected] or call Jan at 541-228-5727. Financial contributions can be made to the Terry Ianora Medical Donation Fund in person or by mail to any branch of Umpqua Bank. Please join us in helping Terry who has given so much to her church, her community, and the protection of the unborn.
Life Line Screening According to the American Public Health Association’s website, “…every year chronic diseases such as heart disease, cancer and diabetes are responsible for millions of premature deaths…Catching and preventing these illnesses and incidents before they develop is the key to improving our nation’s health.” At St. Mary Catholic Church, we agree. This is why we are hosting Life Line Screening, the nation’s leading provider of preventive health screenings on Thursday, April 14, 2016. Screenings are fast, painless and affordable. Three key tests check for blocked carotid arteries, and irregular heart rhythm called atrial fibrillation, and high blood pressure, which are the three leading risk factors for stroke. Other tests check for abdominal aortic aneurysms and hardening of the arteries in the legs. A bone density screening to assess osteoporosis risk is also offered and is appropriate for both men and women. Screening packages start at $139. Single tests cost around $70. For more information regarding the screenings or to schedule an appointment, call 1-888-653-6441. Preregistration is required.
Gospel of Life/Pro-Life Ministry Meetings are every third Thursday at 6:00 pm in the Luke classroom of the Parish Center. Please contact Eric Walter at 541-554-2074.
Benefit Quilt Raffle Raffle tickets for a handmade queen sized quilt will be sold after all Masses on April 2 and 3, 2016. The tickets are $5 or 6 tickets for $25 (checks made payable to Knights of Columbus). Proceeds to be donated to St. Mary parishioner, Craig Leadon, for his medical fund. If you have any questions, please call Betty at 1-602-6390382.
Spring Sharathon Mater Dei Radio – KMME will broadcast its Spring Sharathon 2016 on April 19 – 22, 2016. Help them in “Building a Bridge of Mercy” by turning in for a variety of special guests, inspiring conversion stories, special Divine Mercy gifts, and an opportunity for you to support the region’s only Catholic radio station. Find out more about Spring Sharathon 2016 at: MaterDeiRadio.com or call 1-888823-5286.
Theatre of Light Theatre of Light is presenting the Symbolon program in English and Spanish the first Sunday of each month, in the Marie Rose Room at the Parish Center. Symbolon Spanish Session: 2:30 to 3:45 pm Symbolon English Session: 4:00 to 5:15 pm Program contacts: Eric Walter 541-554-2074 and Julie Walter 541-554-2314
Picnic Supper
Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat For some, it may seem like their abortion is an event totally left in the past, yet vast evidence shows that abortion has long-lasting, life-altering affects in the lives of women and men who have experienced it. To feel, deal, and heal from abortion(s), attend a life-changing Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat. Contact Project Aurora for information about the April 8-10, 2016 retreat near Medford: 541-942-2861 or email:
[email protected]. Para Español llamada a Aracely: 541-621-7047.
Women’s Silent Retreat April 8 – 10, 2016 St. Vincent de Paul invites you to reach out to families that need your help. The Picnic Supper for First Place Family Center will be on Thursday, May 5, 2016, at St. Mary Parish Hall. You can host and decorate a table and provide a meal. The program includes entertainment, a presentation about First Place and the introduction of a family, and a donation request. Proceeds benefit First Place, which in 2015, served 614 families (1200 children) without homes. Call Paula Berry at 541-743-7144 for more information.
Men’s Silent Retreat April 15 – 17, 2016 Our Lady of Peace Retreat in Beaverton, OR “The Holy Spirit at Work in the Age of Mercy” Presenter: Fr. Gregory Dick, O.Praem $150 per person To register: 503-649-7127 or email:
[email protected] www.olpretreat.org
Página en Español Marzo 27, 2016
Información en Español Lunes, Martes y Viernes de 9:00 am 12:00
PÁGINA EN ESPA
Apologética (Parte 17) (Es dar una Explicación Razonada de tu Fe) La Apologética cumple con la orden de San Pedro: “sigan adorando interiormente al Señor, a Cristo; y siempre estén dispuestos a dar una respuesta acertada al que les pide cuenta de su esperanza. Pero háganlo con sencillez y deferencia” (respeto) (1 Pe 3:15-16).
† Domingo de Pascua de la Resurrección del Señor †
La Autoridad Apostólica Pedro y el Papado
Los Protestantes rechazan la sucesión apostólica en general y la autoridad magisterial del obispo de de Roma en particular. Debemos concentrarnos en la autoridad papal porque tiene fuertes bases en la Escritura, y puede ser fácilmente trazada históricamente.
Campaña “Primeros 1000 Días”
Marist Catholic High School
Cultura de Iniciativa Católica de Vida
Va a ver una noche informativa sobre Marist Catholic High School el 5 de Abril a las 5:30 pm en el Academic Resource Center. Todos están bienvenidos! Sera información sobre currículo, horarios, actividades y apoyo económico. Pongase al contacto con Kimberly Bastable al
[email protected] o 541-681-5464 para mas información.
Donde todos son acogidos y amados por la misericordia (Día 378) Una vida sin retos no existe y es una de las razones por las cuales un niño necesita una madre.
Pláticas Pre-Bautismales Se llevan a cabo cada 3° y 4° sábado del mes. Necesita registrarse en la Oficina Parroquial. Favor de no traer niños pequeños a las pláticas ya que distraen la atención en las clases.
Matrimonios Si planea una boda aquí en Santa María, necesita hacer primero una cita con la secretaria y después el sacerdote para las Pláticas Pre-Matrimoniales en línea
Jubileo de la Misericordia A la entrada principal de la iglesia se encuentra una canasta con estampitas con la Oración para el Año Jubilar de la Misericordia escogida por el Papa Francisco. Para que todas las personas pueden llevarse una a su casa.
Información Importante Si asiste regularmente a la iglesia de Santa Maria y aún no está registrado, favor de pasar a la Oficina Parroquial durante las horas de oficina y regístrese. También avisenos si su teléfono o dirección ha cambiado.
Confesiones en Español Miércoles 30 de Marzo 11:00 am a 12:00 pm Viernes 1° de Abril 11:00 am a 12:00 pm Sábado 2 de Abril 4:00 a 5:00 y 7:00 a 8:00 pm
Requisitos para Primera Comunión
† Ser miembro activo y estar registrado en la iglesia por lo menos 6 meses antes. † Su hijo/a debe asistir por lo menos 2 años a clases de catecismo. † Las inscripciones se llevarán a cabo al empezar el año escolar después de Misa con y después en la Oficina Parroquial
Celebraciones de XV Años
Si deseas celebrar una Misa para quinceañera en Santa María necesitas autorización previa. Favor de planearlo con anticipación. Es necesario cumplir con ciertos requisitos. Debes llamar a la Oficina Parroquial por lo menos con un año de anticipación para empezar la preparación. La siguientes clases de preparción empezarán en junio de este año. Las Misas de quinceañeras programadas para este año se llevarán a cabo el 16 de Julio y 24 de Septiembre de 2016
Requisitos para los Bautizos
Antes de bautizar a su niño/a los PADRES necesitan: † Ser miembros activos y estar registrados en la iglesia por lo menos 6 meses antes del bautizo. † Registrarse para asistir a las pláticas Pre-Bautismales Los PADRINOS también deben haber asistido a las pláticas Pre-Bautismales, y cumplir con lo siguiente: † Haber recibido los Sacramentos de Iniciación: Bautizo, Confesión, Primera Comunión y Confirmación. † Tener por lo menos 16 años de edad. † Ser miembros activos de la Iglesia Católica. † Si están casados deben ser casados por la Iglesia Católica.
Sunday, March 27
EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD 7:30 † Easter Mass 9:00 † Easter Mass 11:00 † Easter Mass 1:00 † Misa de Pascua No 5:30 LifeTeen Mass
Thursday, March 31
Monday, March 28
MONDAY WITHIN THE OCTAVE OF EASTER 9:00 † Easter Monday Mass
Tuesday, March 29 TUESDAY WITHIN THE OCTAVE OF EASTER 6:55 † Mass 12:15 † Mass
Parish Office Closed
Friday, April 1
Saturday, April 2
THURSDAY WITHIN THE OCTAVE OF EASTER 6:55 † Mass 12:15 † Mass
FRIDAY WITHIN THE OCTAVE OF EASTER 6:55 † Mass 10:00 ~ Prayer Shawl Meeting 11:00 ~Reconciliation 12:15 † Mass 6:30 ~ La Esperanza
SATURDAY WITHIN THE OCTAVE OF EASTER 8:00 † Mass 9:00 ~ World Apostolate of Fatima 9:00 ~ DJM 3:00 ~ Spanish Choir Practice 4:00 ~ Reconciliation 5:30 † Vigil Mass 7:00 ~ Reconciliation
Monday, April 4
Tuesday, April 5
Wednesday, April 6
THE ANNUNCIATION OF THE LORD 6:55 † Mass 12:15 † Funeral Mass – John Conklin 6:30 ~ Religious Ed./Edge 7:00 ~ Spanish Stations of the Cross (for Victims of Abortion)
6:55 † Mass 9:15 ~ DJM 12:15 † Mass 5:30 ~ St. Mary Conf./SVdP 7:00 ~ Mystagogy
Friday, April 8
Saturday, April 9
6:55 † Mass 11:00 ~Reconciliation 12:15 † Mass 6:30 ~ La Esperanza
8:00 † Mass 9:00 ~ Spanish Baptisms 3:00 ~ Spanish Choir Practice 4:00 ~ Reconciliation 5:30 † Vigil Mass 7:00 ~ Reconciliation
Wednesday, March 30
WEDNESDAY WITHIN THE OCTAVE OF EASTER 6:55 † Mass 11:00 ~Reconciliation 12:15 † Mass 1:00 ~ Marian Prayer 6:30 ~ Confirmation Class 6:30 ~ Spanish Confirmation Clas
Sunday, April 3
SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER (SUNDAY OF DIVINE MERCY) Esperanza Breakfast 7:30 † Mass 9:00 † Mass/Children’s Liturgy 11:00 † Mass 12:00 ~ English Baptisms 1:00 † Misa 2:30 ~ Spanish Religious Ed. 2:30 ~ Spanish Theatre of Light 3:00 ~ Divine Mercy Hour 4:00 ~ English Theatre of Light 5:30 † LifeTeen Mass 6:40 ~ LifeNight
Thursday, April 7
6:55 † Mass 11:00 ~Reconciliation 12:15 † Mass 1:00 ~ Marian Prayer 6:00 ~ Choir Practice (11:00) 6:30 ~ Confirmation Class 6:30 ~ Spanish Confirmation Class
ST. JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE 6:55 † Mass 12:15 † Mass 5:30 ~ Choir Practice (9:00)
Sunday, April 10
Monday, April 11
THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER Coffee & Donuts 7:30 † Mass 9:00 † Mass/Children’s Liturgy 11:00 † Mass 1:00 † Misa 2:30 ~ Spanish Religious Ed. 4:00 ~ Charismatic Prayer Meeting 5:30 † LifeTeen Mass 6:40 ~ Lifenight
ST. STANISLAUS 6:55 † Mass 12:15 † Mass 6:30 ~ Religious Ed./Edge
