MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday Vigil 5pm Sunday 7am, 8:30am, 10:15am, 12pm 1:45pm, 6pm (Español) Daily (Mon—Sat) 8am (Rosary following Mass) First Friday 8am National Holidays 8am RECONCILIATION: Friday 4pm—5pm Saturday 3:30pm—4:30pm PERPETUAL ADORATION: First Friday 8am—7:45am Benediction Saturday 8am MASS WITH ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Second Saturday of the Month 8am HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION: Vigil 6pm Holy Day 8am, 6pm, 7:30pm (Español) 21682 lake forest drive, lake forest, california, 92630 sdccatholic.org PARISH OFFICE HOURS: M, T, W, T, F 8:30am—1pm, 2pm—8:30pm Sunday 9:30am—3pm PARISH OFFICE: 949-951-8599 PARISH FAX: 949-951-2687 BULLETIN/WEBSITE: x236 FACILITY SCHEDULING: x226 FINANCE & BUSINESS MGR: x224 HISPANIC MINISTRIES: x239 MAINTENANCE: x237 MUSIC MINISTRY: x229 R.C.I.A: x231 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: x230 YOUTH MINISTRY: x233 Fr. Thomas Paul K. Naval pastor Dan Diesel deacon Fr. Greg Márquez parochial vicar Humberto Ramirez deacon July 17, 2016 Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time A Roman Catholic Stewardship Church
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MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday Vigil 5pm Sunday 7am, 8:30am, 10:15am, 12pm 1:45pm, 6pm (Español) Daily (Mon—Sat) 8am (Rosary following Mass) First Friday 8am National Holidays 8am
Friday, July 22 VBS 8:45am - 12:30pm Confessions 4:00pm-5:00pm Hora Santa por las Vocaciones 6:30pm
Saturday, July 23 Camino Mass-No 8am Daily Mass 11:30am Confessions 3:30pm-4:30pm
Parish Center Sunday/Domingo VBS Set-up Library Open Children’s Liturgy
Monday/Lunes Library Open VBS
St. Ignatius Spiritual Exercise
Tuesday/Martes Cristo Rey—Grupo de Oración VBS Home School Music Class
Wednesday/Miércoles VBS K of C Meeting Matrimonios en Cristo
Thursday/Jueves VBS Reunión Grupo Cristo Rey Santiago Minstrels Rehearsal
Friday/Viernes VBS Home School Dance Class
Saturday/Sábado Camino de Santiago Children’s Liturgy
Mass Intentions for the Week of 7/18 to 7/24/16 Monday (8am) Kitty Kane Tuesday (8am) Kitty Kane Wednesday (8am) Napoleon Trible† Thursday (8am) Primitivo E. Villena† Friday (8am) Josefino Goco† Saturday (8am) Ronald Evans† Saturday (5pm) Gerardo A. Garcia† Sunday (7am) Mathew M. Cadiz Sunday (8:30am) Mathew M. Cadiz Sunday (10:15am) Tit Hoang† Sunday (12pm) Leopoldo L. Manuel Sunday (1:45pm) Brigido Montilla†
Sunday (6pm) Aguilar-Cifuentes Family
Readings for the Week Monday: Mi 6:1-4, 6-8; Ps 50:5-6, 8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23; Mt 12:38-42 Tuesday: Mi 7:14-15, 18-20; Ps 85:2-8; Mt 12:46-50 Wednesday: Jer 1:1, 4-10; Ps 71:1-4a, 5-6ab, 15, 17; Mt 13:1-9 Thursday: Jer 2:1-3, 7-8, 12-13; Ps 26:6-7ab, 8-11; Mt 13:10-17 Friday: Jer 3:14-17; Ps 63:2-6, 8-9; Jn 20:1-2, 11-
18 Saturday: Jer 7:1-11; Ps 84:3-6a, 8a, 11; Mt 13:24-30 Sunday: Gen 18:20-32; Ps 138:1-3, 6-8; Col 2:12-14; Lk 11:1-13
Pictures 0n Front Cover
• Hispanic Leader Ministry Retreat on July 9, facili-tated by Deacon Humberto and Lyanamar Medina. Photos submitted by Lyanamar.
Prayers for the Sick Pete Andres, Charron Beaver, Mayela Carbajal, Mr. and Mrs. Carchetta, Cherie Deeble, Lynn Edmondson, Jose Espinoza, Eugene Ganley, Michael S. Garcia, Sandra Garcia, Lori Gibbons, Msgr. Larry Gibson, Bill Goebel, Christine Gonzales, Phil Gonzales, Virginia Gonzales, John Gutierrez, Andy Heidesch, Kay Kenson, Kerry Kim, Bonnie La Barber, Frank La Franco, Jesse Laituri, Takoa Last, Norine Lawlor, Aurora Madrid, Jessie Madrid, Guadalupe Meza, Jesus Meza, Karim Moftakhar, Georgie Moore, Erika Pena, Liliana Pena, Renden, Brian, Cyrus Rhee, Michelle Robillard, JC Ruellas III, Rose Ruiz, Ilda Sánchez,
Emilio Semas, Doris Sinclair, Erin Steelman.
Please note: In order to keep the list current, names will remain on the list for six weeks.
It is [Christ] whom we proclaim, admonishing everyone and teaching everyone with all wisdom, that we may present everyone perfect in Christ. — Colossians 1:28b
Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 17, 2016
For these gifts we are grateful:
Sunday Offertory (7/10/16)
Sunday Offertory: $ 14,650.44 Average Weekly Parish Pay: $ 5,632.49 $ 20,282.93 Total Budgeted Sunday Offertory: $ 22,350.00 $ (2,067.07)
Building Fund for July $ 792.00
Important Sunday Office Hours Change From June 19th through September, our Sunday office hours will be altered to 9:30am to 3pm. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Backyard Theology Monday July 18th
Topic: “Breaking through the Wall: How to overcome obstacles in our lives!” Renée’s perspective may very well change your life!
Speaker: Renée Bondi: A life filled with excitement. A future filled with hope. A tragic accident. End of story? Not hardly...It’s just the beginning. An incredibly gifted Christian singer and voice teacher before her accident, Renée has transformed her gifts to include a dynamic speaking ability that grabs her audience. Her story is being shared by millions, by the only one who could tell it...Renée herself! Renée will be starting her talk at 7:30pm in the church, after the 6pm dinner in the parish hall. Be sure to bring your side dishes or desserts to accompany the provided hamburgers and hotdogs).
Renée Bondi
Handcrafted Items from the Holy Land Next weekend a family from the Holy Land (Bethlehem) will be selling religious handcrafted items made from olive wood. Proceeds from the sale of these items will go towards support of Catholic families in the Holy Land who are experiencing political strife. Due to the violence and
discrimination towards Christians in the Holy Land, most of the families have left their country and moved to different parts of the world. There are now less than 1.2 percent of the population left trying to support themselves. Please help support these families by purchasing their goods.
Yoga Class Cancelled July 18th To accommodate VBS this upcoming week, which will be utilizing all of the parish hall on Monday, July 18th, we are cancelling this week’s Yoga Class. We will resume on Monday, July 25th. To contact Meleena, please email [email protected].
Donations for VBS 2016 Santiago Parishioners have always been so generous to the children of our VBS program. We are asking once again for your help in providing the items to help make VBS a success for our children.
Please bring your donations to the parish hall by Monday morning. Thank you!
Any questions? Please contact Suzanne Loberg at
949-735-4630
VBS is next week! We look forward to a fun and faith-filled week with the children of our community.
Qty Items Qty Items
No limit
$10 - $20 Ralphs Gift Cards
7 Big boxes Fish Crackers
No limit
$10 - $20 Stater Bros. Gift Cards
6 6 Boxes fruit snacks
No limit
$10 - $20 Albertsons Gift Cards
6 Jars Sunflower Seeds
No limit
$10 - $20 Smart & Final Gift Cards
7 Bags Sandwich hins
500 6 oz. drinking cups 1 Gallon Maple Syrup
500 6” paper plates 5 Tubs of Licorice
500 8” paper plates 5 Tubs White Icing
500 Plastic spoons 5 Boxes Yellow Cake Mix
2 Large bags of popcorn
No limit
Pretzels & Twizzlers Pull N Peel
South County Outreach Collection The numbers are in from South County Outreach for the Second Quarter of 2016. Santiago parishioners collected 2919 lbs. of food for the hungry in our
community. Great job, Santiago!
Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 17, 2016
Hospitality Ministry Training Interested in getting into a Church Ministry? Hospitality Ministry maybe your answer. We are having a training in the church August 2nd at 7pm in the church. For questions, contact Hector Guzman at 949-837-0863 or Joe Gennaro at 949-702-9627.
Mandatory Altar Server Training Fr. Thomas and Fr. Greg invite all children who have
already received their First Communion who are interested in Altar Serving, and existing Altar Servers to come to training on one of
the following dates: July 27th or August 24th
All training dates start at 5pm in the Church Informa on: [email protected]
Join Us - Along the Way - Your Camino
Schedules of Events Saturday, July 23, 2016
Q: Will there be an opportunity to register here at church on the morning of the Camino? And, will I be able to get a T-shirt, if I register at the last minute? A: Yes, we will have several tables for both Check-in and/or Registration. Yes, we have ordered extra T-shirts in several sizes, but they are available on a “first served basis”. We could run out….. Q: What time should a Pilgrim plan to arrive here? What happens when he/she shows up? A: Busses begin taking Pilgrims to the Sports Park at 6:30am, and will continue until all Pilgrims have been transported. When assigned to a group, begin the Camino walk. Q: What should we wear? Can I wear my new Camino T-shirt? A: Be prepared for warm temperatures….layers are always best. You can wear your new T-shirt, if you wish, but it is not required. Q: What happens when we return to the SdC campus? A: Mass at 11:30am (approximate times) Lunch at 12:45pm Entertainment through Dance (Int’l.) at 1pm Q: What time will we finish for the day? A: At approximately 2pm we should be finished.
New for Camino 2016 Sponsor Pilgrims
In our Year of Mercy, remember your loved ones, include your special intentions by using a Sponsor Sack! If you cannot walk the Camino, if you are on vacation - you can still be a vital part of our celebration! Sign up today at the registration tables, or get a Sponsor Form in the parish office.
Join us, Along The Way!
Friends in Faith We are a ministry for Adults with Special Needs. We celebrate our faith by prayer, music and crafts. While refreshments are served, it is a great time to socialize with our participants. Everyone leaves the
evening nourished spiritually and bodily. We will be starting our fifth year this September. We meet every 3rd Tuesday (July 19th) of the month, September through June, at 6:30pm in the parish hall. We are looking for someone in the parish who has a special talent that would like to share their gift with our participants one evening (i.e. ceramics, story telling, dance, exercise, arts and crafts, etc.). Contact Kathleen Collins at 949-230-4424 or Dottie Gannon at 949-689-3020. If you know of anyone who would like to be part of this ministry, please call us. Thank you for your support and prayers.
Senior Activities All seniors ages 55 and over are welcome.
To help coordinate the event, please call Pearl at 949-770-4939 to assure the
number of seats available. July 19th: Lunch at Jolanda’s
On El Toro Road (across from Smart & Final). Meet there at 11am.
Obria Medical Clinics Celebrates 35 Years Generation Life! Featuring Keynote speaker Abby Johnson Former Planned Parenthood leader turned Pro-Life Advocate, Kathleen Bravo Obria Founder, and CEO.
Tuesday July 26th doors open at 6:30 pm and the program starts at 7 pm. Event hosted by Compass Bible
Church located at 140 Columbia Aliso Viejo, CA. Complimentary desserts & coffee will be provided. There will be a free will offering at the event to benefit the patients served and the babies saved by Obria Medical Clinics. This is a FREE event! Register on-line at:
Obria.org/event/obrias-35th-anniversary Questions? Call Stephanie at 949-273-5042.
NO 8am Morning Mass!
Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 17, 2016
JMJ 17 July, 2016 My Dearest Parish Family, God be with us always. In a few days we will have the opportunity to celebrate the Feast of Santiago de Compostela (St. James the Great) our Parish’s Patron Saint, with our version of the Camino de Santiago. We have scheduled this event on the Saturday closest to the Feast of St. James which is July 25. I am including in this letter an article written by Jaime Mariño, a Spanish journalist who now resides in Madrid but worked previously in the city of Santiago de Compostela. May this article provide more knowledge, insight about the Camino and provide for a more meaningful Camino this year. God bless and take care. Love and prayers,
Fr. Thomas Paul K. Naval A Compostelian Dream of California By Jaime Mariño Chao @Xayme For twenty years I worked in the city of Santiago de Compostela, a few meters away from the Cathedral. I was a Technical Specialist in the Historical Archive and every morning I had half an hour to get a coffee or simply to relax. During twenty years I went to the Cathedral every single day. I cannot exactly say what took me there. I confess that I was never a religious person, but without knowing why, going there would bring me peace. I would run my fingers through the stones in the wall and I could feel a thousand years of history. A thousand years of pilgrims, men, women and children, with their dreams and their sorrows that had felt the call to walk there. Through those stones I could feel them, connect with them. I would sit in the Pilgrim Church called “Corticela”, within the Cathedral, and I would watch the arrival of the new pilgrims, like a river of human beings. I would hear the priest recite, over the loudspeakers their countries of origin. “From Norway, two pilgrims; from Russia, one pilgrim; from United States, three pilgrims; from Argentina, one pilgrim…” the Priest would say, and then continue like that for several minutes. It was like a litany of countries from all corners of our world. All these people had dreams of walking to Santiago de Compostela one day. But, what was my “camino”, I would ask! My childhood dream was to travel to California. Walk from Oregon along the coast without haste and getting to know the entire state. But that dream had nothing mythical. The pilgrims walked with a goal: Santiago. But in
California I didn’t have that goal. But why did I want so much to go there? The years passed and I came to work to Madrid. I turned forty and then forty-five, but my dream of California still lived in my heart. One day, searching on the Internet, I wanted to know if there was another placed called Santiago de Compostela, like there is another San Francisco, San Antonio or Corpus Christi. To my surprise, the first result read “Santiago de Compostela Catholic Church”. I immediately identified two letters that made me jump out of my chair: CA. I visited the page, read about the parish and about Lake Forest, I even went ahead and wrote to Lyanamar, not really knowing why. The fact is, that in a strange way, I knew that I wanted to get connected to that place. I knew nothing about it, didn’t know the people living there, I didn’t know if I’d be welcomed. But something was certain: I had found the place I wanted to walk to, I had found my “camino”. JMJ 17 de julio 2016 Querida Familia Parroquial, Dios esté siempre con nosotros. Dentro de unos días tendremos la oportunidad de celebrar la Fiesta de Santiago de Compostela (St. Santiago el Mayor) patrón de nuestra parroquia con nuestra versión del Camino de Santiago. Hemos programado este acontecimiento para el sábado más cercano a la Fiesta de Santiago, que es el 25 de julio. Estoy incluyendo en esta carta un artículo escrito por Jaime Marino, un periodista español que ahora reside en Madrid, España, pero trabajó anteriormente en la ciudad de Santiago de Compostela. Este artículo proporcionará más conocimientos y experiencia en relación al Camino, y proporcionará un camino con más sentido este año. Dios los bendiga y cuide. Amor y oraciones,
Padre Thomas Paul K. Naval Un Sueño Compostelano de California Por Jaime Mariño Chao—@Xayme Durante veinte años trabajé en la ciudad de Santiago de Compostela, a escasos metros de la Catedral. Era técnico especialista en el Archivo Histórico y cada mañana tenía
media hora libre para poder salir y tomar un café o simplemente descansar. Durante veinte años, acudí a la Catedral cada uno de esos días. No sé decir exactamente qué me llevaba allí. Confieso que nunca he sido un hombre religioso, pero sin saber el motivo, me daba paz entrar en aquel lugar. Pasaba mis manos por las piedras de los muros y sentía en los dedos mil años de historia. Mil años de peregrinos, hombres, mujeres y niños, con sus sueños y sus tristezas, que habían sentido la llamada de caminar hasta allí. A través de aquellas piedras yo podía sentirlos, conectar con ellos. Me sentaba en la capilla de la Corticela, la cual está dentro de la Catedral de Santiago de Compostela, y veía llegar los nuevos peregrinos, como un río de seres humanos. Escuchaba al sacerdote recitar por los altavoces sus lugares de origen y era como dar la vuelta al mundo. “De Noruega, dos peregrinos; de Rusia, un peregrino; de Estados Unidos, tres peregrinos; de Argentina, un peregrino…” decía el padre, y así durante largos minutos. Era como una oración geográfica del planeta. Todas aquellas personas habían soñado con caminar a Santiago de Compostela algún día. Pero ¿cuál era mi camino? Me preguntaba yo. Mi sueño desde niño había sido viajar a California. Caminar desde Oregón recorriendo la costa sin prisa y conociendo todo el estado. Pero aquel sueño no tenía nada de mítico. Los peregrinos caminaban con una meta: Santiago. Pero en California yo no tenía esa meta. ¿Por qué me llamaba tanto? Pasaron los años. Me vine a trabajar a Madrid. Cumplí cuarenta años y después vinieron los cuarenta y cinco, pero el sueño de California seguía extrañamente vivo en mi corazón. Un día, buscando en Internet, quise saber si había algún lugar llamado Santiago de Compostela, igual que existe San Francisco, San Antonio o Corpus Christi. Y para mi sorpresa, el primer resultado fue “Santiago de Compostela Catholic Church”. Enseguida identifiqué dos letras que me hicieron saltar en la silla: CA. Visité la página con emoción, me informé sobre la parroquia y sobre Lake Forest, incluso me animé a escribir a Lyanamar, sin saber muy bien para qué. El hecho es que, de un modo extraño, sabía que quería estar conectado a aquel lugar. No sabía nada de él, no sabía qué tipo de gente lo habitaría, no sabía si sería bien acogido. Pero algo era seguro: había encontrado el lugar hacia el que quería caminar.
Jaime Mariño Chao
Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 17, 2016
Confirmation and Youth Ministry Signed and Sealed Confirmation
Certificates are available in the parish office.
Confirmation Registration for the 2016/17 School Year:
is open and the form is available in the reception office or online at sdccatholic.org. You must present a copy of your Baptism Certificate and first Communion Certificate when you register. No registration forms will be accepted without this documentation. Next FNL/Youth Group Meetings: on Sunday, July 24th from 2pm to 4pm in the parish hall. Bring a snack to share and join us. Leader Retreat: July 22nd through 24th at St. Andrew’s Abbey. Paperwork is due July 18th. Leader Picnic: July 17th from 11am to 6pm at Laguna Niguel Regional Park (28211 La Paz Road, Laguna Niguel, 92677) at picnic area #5. Parking is $5. All new and ongoing leaders are encouraged to attend for this BBQ and games. Please bring a side dish to go with hot dogs. Leader trip to the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles: August 12th from 8am to 4pm. Please pick up paperwork and register by turning in your forms for the trip by bus to the museum.
2016-17 Registration Important Message from Faith Formation:
Religious Education sign-ups continue through July 31. In August, children go on a “wait list” for space available. Please sign up this month! Did You Know classes are offered for all children 1st thru 8th grades, even those who have already made
their First Communion? Parents and Grandparents: Please encourage student participation every year. To carry on Jesus’ Message of Love--so needed in our world today-- we seek several more teachers of faith on Mondays, plus a special person with a passion for the Old Testament on Wednesday evenings. Please pray with me for a great response. For more information, contact Gloria Fetta at 949-951-8599 ext.230.
Renee Bondi “Breaking Through the Wall”: How to overcome obstacles in our lives! Renee’s perspective may very well change your life!
Monday, July 25 Dr. John Yzaguerri, Ph.D
“Divine Alchemy: God’s Answer to Human Suffering!”
Monday, August 1 Fr. Richard Benson, C.M.
“Physician Assisted Suicide”
Top 10 Reasons to Become a Catechist at Santiago
Notify Gloria Fetta at 951-8599 ext. 230 or [email protected] if any of these resonate with you. (Excerpted from Faith Forward vol. 6 Issue 3).
#10 You’ll deepen your relationship with Jesus while growing in Faith. #9 You’re needed in a world hungry for the Good News of Jesus! #8 You’ll Shine Your Light for Jesus!—while you share his life and teaching with others. #7 You don’t need an advanced degree to talk about the love of God found in Jesus Christ. #6 We provide excellent resources in order to give you great support. #5 You’ll meet others who love Jesus and will help to expand your Catholic community. #4 Teaching is renewing, energizing and fun! #3 You’ll be saving lives—from sin! As a catechist you are sharing salvation with others. #2 You’ll be putting your faith into action! LOVE is a verb! #1 Remember, your baptismal call is to evangelize others. “Go, make disciples of all nations…” Mt. 28.
Pray Daily Each Christian needs half an hour of prayer each day, except when we are busy; then we need an hour. —St. Francis de Sales
Mental Health Awareness Ministry This brand new ministry to Santiago will be coordinated
by Laurie Alsted.
♦ Do you love someone with a mental illness?
The purpose of the ministry is to be a supportive and rich resource for individuals and families affected by mental illnesses. Together with the Church, the Diocese of Orange, community resources, and our own congregation, we endeavor to break the
stigma of shame and isolation associated with the phrase “mental illness” in order to bring hope and healing to our fellow parishioners and community.
♦ Did you know one in four people have a mental illness?
Your willingness, love, compassion and experience are needed to spread the message of hope and healing to those affected by mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, bi-polar disorder, PTSD, OCD, and others. Together we can help our parish family and community.
Laurie can be reached at [email protected], or by phone at 949-424-3686.
Bodas Comunitarias Te anunciamos que las próximas
Bodas Comunitarias serán
el sábado 17 de septiembre de 2016. El Retiro de Parejas, el cual es indispensable para las
parejas que se casarán en las Bodas Comunitarias, será el: domingo 21 de agosto de 2016
de 8 am a 4 pm. Costo: $100 (incluye el retiro)
Información: Oficina Parroquial No te pierdas esta oportunidad de recibir la bendición de
Dios en tu vida, familia y matrimonio que te ofrece tu Parroquia Santiago de Compostela.
Donaciones para VBS 2016 Los feligreses de Santiago siempre han sido muy generosos con los niños de nuestro programa de VBS. Les queremos pedir su ayuda una vez más este año para que nos donen ciertos artículos que nos permitirán tener un exitoso VBS. Por favor traigan sus donaciones a la oficina de la Recepción durante las próximas dos semanas. Por favor márquelas con un letrero que diga VBS. Muchas Gracias. Si tienes alguna pregunta comunícate con
Suzanne Loberg al 949-735-4630.
íCantidad Artículo Cantidad Artículo
No límite
$10 - $20 Ralphs Gift Cards
7 Cajas grandes de galletas de pes-cadito
No límite
$10 - $20 Stater Bros. Gift Cards
6 Cajas de “fruit snacks”
No límite
$10 - $20 Albertsons Gift Cards
6 Envases de semil-las de girasol
No limite
$10 - $20 Smart & Final Gift Cards
7 Bags Sandwich Thins
500 6 oz. vasos plásticos 1 Galón de Maple Syrup
500 Platos desechables de 6”
5 Envases de Lico-rice
500 Platos desechables de 8”
5 Envases de “White Icing”
500 Cucharas plásticas 5 Cajas de “Yellow Cake Mix”
2 Bolsas grandes de Pop-corn
No límite
Pretzels & Twiz-zlers Pull N Peel
Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 17, 2016
Si su hijo o hija ya hizo su primer año de catequesis debe inscribirlo nuevamente para poder continuar el segundo
año y hacer su Primera Comunión en Mayo 2017.
Nota: Por favor traiga el certificado de bautismo de su hijo al momento de hacer la inscripción.
Gran Kermés en Honor a Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe
Sábado 13 de Agosto de 2016
6 a 11 pm
Gran fiesta familiar
Los tickets de entrada se estarán vendiendo después de las Misas en español.
Adultos: $10.00* (preventa) Niños (hasta 12 años de edad): gratis
*cada ticket de adulto es una oportunidad de participar en una rifa) * $12 el día de la Kermés
Entrenamiento mandatorio para los Servi-dores del Altar activos y que deseen con-tinuar activos. Los niños que hayan recibi-do su Primera Comunión y deseen ser monaguillos deben asistir a uno de estos entrenamien-tos.
Padre Thomas y Padre Greg te invitan a asistir al en-trenamiento para Servidores del Altar en
cualquiera de estas dos fechas:
Julio 27 @ 5 pm Agosto 24 @ 5 pm
SERVIDORES DEL ALTAR
Camino de Santiago 2016
Únete a lo Largo del Camino, Tu Camino
Sábado 23 de julio Comenzando a las 6:30 am
Nuestra participación como comunidad y familia pa-rroquial es sumamente importante. Llama a tus fa-miliares y amigos y forma tu equipo de caminantes. Todos deben llenar la forma de inscripción. Con la donación por la inscripción, recibirás una ca-miseta con el logo de la caminata, además tu certifi-cado de caminante y disfrutarás de un almuerzo y un evento musical al finalizar la Misa en honor a nuestro Santo Patrón el Apóstol Santiago.
¡NO habrá Misa a las 8:00 am!
Calendario de eventos para el sábado 23 de julio.
Nuevo para el Camino 2016
En este año de la Misericordia, recuerda a tus seres queri-dos en el “Camino”, inscríbelos en el “Camino” e inclúye-
los en tus intenciones usando “La bolsita de Intenciones”
Si tu o tu ser querido no pueden caminar las 4 millas, puedes pedirle a alguien que camine por ti o por ellos y lleve y ore por sus intenciones el día 23 de julio a lo largo del “Camino” usando la “bolsita de Intenciones” . Ve hoy al puesto de inscripciones o en la Oficina Parroquial y llena tu forma de inscripción para el “Camino”.
6:30 am a
7:00 am
Llegan los peregrinos a la parroquia, comienza el registro de los caminantes y su trasporte hacia el Sport Park en autobús
7:00 am Comienzan a caminar los peregrinos. Saldrán desde el Sport Park en grupos de 25 caminantes. El recorrido completo se hará haciendo 4 paradas para reflexión y oración.
11:15 am Todos los grupos deben haber llegado a San ago
11:30 am Misa de celebración en honor a San ago de Compostela
12:45 pm Se servirá almuerzo a todos los caminantes cortesía de la Parroquia y de los Caballeros de Colón.
1:00 pm a
2:00 pm
Celebración musical: “Disfruta el regalo de la danza”
3:00 pm Finalizan las ac vidades del “Camino de San ago”
