OUR LADY of GUADALUPE www.olg-parish.com 201 NE CHANDLER STREET ● TOPEKA, KS 66616 OFFICE ADDRESS: 134 NE LAKE ST. TOPEKA, KANSAS 66616 Office Phone: 785-232-5088 Office Fax: 785-232-8834 Fr. Ray May: 620-803-2395 Parish Office Email: olgparishof[email protected]Adoration Chapel: 785-730-2457 “The Love of Christ moves us to spiritual growth, through prayer, faith formation and stewardship.” Parochial Administrator Fr. Ray May Associate Pastor Fr. Romulo Real Deacon Ray Delgado (Retired) Office Manager Mary Ann Pickering Bookkeeper Alicia Rangel Secretary Nadia Colorado-Galicia April 11, 2021 2ND SUNDAY OF EASTER THIS WEEK AT OLG MONDAY, April 12th • CHURCH-Baptism class 7pm, English TUESDAY, April 13th • SCHOOL - RCIA, 7-9 WEDNESDAY, April 14th • CHURCH/OUTSIDE- Confessions, 6pm -8pm • SCHOOL-SOR 6:15-7:30pm THURSDAY, April 15th • SCHOOL-SOR 6:15-7:30pm FRIDAY, April 16th SATURDAY, April 17th SUNDAY. April 18th • SCHOOL– Altar Society Meeting, 4pm
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OUR LADY of GUADALUPE www.olg-parish.com
201 NE CHANDLER STREET ● TOPEKA, KS 66616
OFFICE ADDRESS: 134 NE LAKE ST. TOPEKA, KANSAS 66616
“The Love of Christ moves us to spiritual growth, through prayer, faith formation and stewardship.”
Parochial Administrator
Fr. Ray May
Associate Pastor Fr. Ro mulo Real
Deacon Ray Delgado (Retired)
Office Manager
Mary Ann Pickering
Bookkeeper Alicia Rangel
Secretary Nadia Colorado-Galicia
April 11, 2021 2ND SUNDAY OF EASTER
THIS WEEK AT OLG
MONDAY, April 12th • CHURCH-Baptism class 7pm, English
TUESDAY, April 13th • SCHOOL - RCIA, 7-9
WEDNESDAY, April 14th • CHURCH/OUTSIDE- Confessions, 6pm
-8pm • SCHOOL-SOR 6:15-7:30pm THURSDAY, April 15th • SCHOOL-SOR 6:15-7:30pm FRIDAY, April 16th SATURDAY, April 17th SUNDAY. April 18th • SCHOOL– Altar Society Meeting, 4pm
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
Saturday, April 10th 4:00pm +Lola Delgado +Rick Martinez +Guadalupe Jaramillo +Norbert Sr. & Dolores Adame 6:00pm +Reginaldo Soto de la Rosa +Jesus Manuel Romero +Jorge Luis del Real +Jorge Meraz Sunday, April 11th 9:00am: +Joe (Mayo) Ortiz +Teresa Adame 11:00am: +Jaime Benito Soto de la Rosa Por las Familias de OLG 1:00pm: +Jesus Manuel Romero Tuesday, April 13th 8:00am: +Jaime Benito Soto de la Rosa + Jose Borjon 6:30pm: +Reginaldo Soto de la Rosa Wednesday, April 14th 8:00am: +Trinidad de Luna 6:30pm: +Jaime Benito Soto de la Rosa Descanso eterno de las benditas animas del purga-torio Thursday, April 15th 8:00am: +Elisa Solis 6:30pm: +Reginaldo Soto de la Rosa Friday, April 16th 8:00am: +Pedro Solis 6:30pm: +Jaime Benito Soto de la Rosa Saturday, April 17th 4:00pm +Lola Delgado +Henry, David & Virginia Hernandez +Jose Borjon +Jose, Dale, Johnny Rangel 6:00pm +Jesus Manuel Romero +Horacio Espino Sunday, April 18th 9:00am: +Teresa Barragan +For OLG Families 11:00am: +Jaime Benito Soto de la Rosa +Reginaldo Soto de la Rosa 1:00pm: +Jesus Manuel Romero
Please pray for the sick of the Parish / Por favor oren por los enfermos de la parroquia.
• Jr. Vargas • Deacon Ray Delgado
• Cruz Chavez • Angel Martinez • Robert Barron
• Andrea Katherine Flores • Mary Linda Trimble
• Norbert Adame • Mary Helen Jaramillo
• Guadalupe Flores • Barbara Calvillo
• Anita Delci
As part of the Prayer for the Sick, we always pray for the sick in our community. Names are placed on the list only if re-quested by family to avoid confusion. Names will be listed for one month. You may call to have them added again. To have a family member listed, please call our office at 785-232-5088.
OLG public Mass re-opening guidelines 1. During the time of the Corona virus pandemic, Arch-bishop Naumann has given Catholics in the Archdiocese a dispensation from attending in person public Mass. 2. Anyone feeling uncomfortable coming back to public Mass knowing the risks involved should stay home, es-pecially those in high risk groups such as people with serious underlying medical conditions & the elderly. 3. Those choosing to attend public Mass must wear a mask and bring their personal hand sanitizer and a towel to cover the upper part of the pew in front of you that you will touch during Mass. 4. During consecration time, all people will stand up, or be seated if unable to stand up for long, so that you avoid touching the kneelers. 5. A six feet social distance must be kept from other people. Only those living in the same household can sit together in proximity. 6. Mass cannot last more than 45 minutes as directed by Archbishop Naumann. There will be no congrega-tional singing, only an accompanist & a cantor. 7. People cannot congregate socializing before or after Mass per Archdiocese and CDC guidelines. Please go home immediately after Mass. The Church will be sani-tized after mass to be ready for the next group. 8. Holy Communion will be given only in the hand. 9. OLG can only safely accommodate people seated in the pews using every other pew keeping the 6-foot distance in between families to comply with Archdiocesan & CDC guidelines. 10. Access to the church will be only through the main front entrance. *Thanks for your cooperation, patience & understanding as we go through this unprecedented time!!
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Marriages: Arrangements must be made with the pas-tor at least 9-12 Months prior to the planned date. Planes de Matrimonio llame a la oficina. Quinceañeras: Arrangements need to be made with the church office 6-12 Months prior to planned date. Baptism Preparation Session Spanish Baptism class is April 14th, at 5:00pm in the Church Basement English class in May –date to be determined. Anointing of the Sick: For the Sacrament of the Sick please call the parish office. Communion Calls: If anyone is sick at home for a peri-od of time please notify the parish office. Declaration of Nullity Please call the parish office at 785-232-5088
Current Regular Mass Schedule Horario actualizado para Misa
All Masses are Public No Sign up Required
Saturday: 4:00 p.m. English Mass 6:00 p.m. Misa en Espan ol Sunday: 9:00 a.m. English Mass **Live Streamed** 11:00 a.m. Misa en Espan ol ** Transmisio n en vivo** 1:00 p. m Misa en Espan ol Tuesday: 8:00 a.m. English Mass 6:30 p.m. Misa en Espan ol Wednesday: 8:00 a.m. English Mass 6:30 p.m. Misa en Espan ol Thursday: 8:00 a.m. English Mass 6:30 p.m. Misa en Espan ol Friday: 8:00 a.m. English Mass 6:30 p.m. Misa en Espan ol
**Live Stream via the Our Lady of Guadalupe Facebook page **Transmisio n en vivo por Facebook: Our Lady of Guadalupe
PARISH LIFE EUCHARISTIC
ADORERS
It is only through the grace of God that we have enjoyed all that He has given us. (Our health, family, materialistic gains, wealth ect.) Therefore one way to be thankful to our Lord, for these loving gifts we take for granted, is to commit ourselves to spend at least one hour with Him as an Eucharistic Adorer. Open your hearts and contact: Angel & Mary Valdivia at 273-1629 for guardian hours from 6:00am-12:00pm, Anna Alcala at 913-909-8490
for hours from 12:00pm - 6:00pm and Monica & Marcus Ramirez at 273-8448 for hours from 6:00pm-6am.
Envelope Sunday: $3,877.00 Envelopes Mail: $4,585.00 Plate: $1,998.51 Building Fund: $275.00 Debt Reduction: $315.00 Lenten Folders $160.00 Utilities $20.00 TOTAL: $11,230.51 Budgeted Collections $15,861.75 (pesupuesto mensual de colectas) Income Over (Under) Budget -$4,631.24 (bajo del presupuesto) Building Fund Balance: $613,698.69
It is never too late to make stewardship a way of life.
Altar Society April 18th-2021
• Corporate Communion-9:00am Mass • Meeting-In the School, 4pm
All are invited. Please wear a mask.
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VIDA PARROQUIAL
CONFESIONES:
El Sacramento de la Confesio n se celebrara todos los Miércoles de 6 a 8 p.m. Afuera del Marlo Cuevas centro de actividades. O en el sotano de la Iglesia. Traer cubre bocas por favor y mantener la sana distancia y ser breves.
Clase De Bautismo
Viernes el 14 de mayo de 5-7pm , en el so tano de la Iglesia
¡Sea puntual!
Los padres deben traer una biblia,
un la piz y papel.
No nin os pequen os por favor.
VIDA PARROQUIAL Recordatorios
Si alguna vez alguien necesita una cita para ver al sacerdote o tiene alguna pregunta, por favor llame a la oficina de la iglesia. No vaya directamente a la casa del sacerdote. La oficina de la Iglesia esta ab-ierta de lunes a jueves de 9am a 3:30 pm. Si es emergencia favor de llamarle al padre Ray.
MEDITACIÓN DEL EVANGELIO – ALENTAR UN EN-
TENDIMIENTO MÁS PROFUNDO DE LA ESCRITURA
(Gospel Meditations)
11 de abril de 2021
2º Domingo de Pascua (La Divina Misericordia)
La Misericordia de Dios sigue manifesta ndose por me-
dio de las apariciones de Jesu s. Primero a Marí a Magda-
lena y luego a los otros discí pulos. El primer signo de
este amor misericordioso de Dios se hace presente en la
paz que Jesu s ofrece a sus discí pulos. “¡La paz este con
ustedes!” (Juan 20:21). Esa paz que nos ofrece a no-
sotros en la actualidad. La Paz de Cristo que vence los
miedos a las complicaciones en el trabajo o en la familia.
Que vence tambie n el miedo a la pobreza material y
espiritual. El miedo que tení amos o que tenemos de
acercarnos a Dios en la Eucaristí a por la pandemia, ese
miedo que todos tenemos al contagio del virus por falta
de cuidado de muchos que nos rodean.
Pidamos al Sen or, en este Domingo de la Misericordia,
reflexionando desde el fondo del corazo n. Sen or, que tu
Resurreccio n nos libere del miedo, que estemos seguros
que Tu siempre esta s con nosotros. El Santo Papa San
Juan Pablo II dijo sobre la misericordia de Dios lo sigui-
ente: “Dios, Padre misericordioso, que has revelado tu
amor en tu Hijo Jesucristo y lo has derramado sobre no-
sotros en el Espí ritu Santo, Consolador, te encomen-
damos hoy el destino del mundo y de todo hombre”. Es
conveniente ahora que volvamos la mirada a este mis-
terio: lo esta n sugiriendo mu ltiples experiencias de la
Iglesia y del hombre contempora neo; lo exigen tambie n
las invocaciones de tantos corazones humanos, con sus
sufrimientos y esperanzas, sus angustias y expectacio n".
¿Que piensas tu de la Divina Misericordia? ¿Eres devoto
tion will be celebrated on Wednesdays from 6-8 pm in the church basement but if the weather is nice they will be outside under the awning of the Activity Center. Please bring a mask and be brief.
• If anyone is ever in need of an appointment to see the priest or has any questions, please call the church office. Do not go directly to the rec-tory. The Church office is open Monday through Thursday from 9am-3:30pm. If it is an urgent matter please call Fr. Ray at 620-803-2395
Attention!
Couples celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary in 2021
• Archdiocesan 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebra-
tion • June 13, 2021, 2:00 pm, Church of the Nativity/
Leawood To receive your invitation from Archbishop Naumann, please call our parish office, 232-5088 and give us your name, address, phone number and date of your wedding. Please do this as soon as possible.
SAVE THE DATE
Mark your calendar for April 17 for the Virtual Blue & Gold Gala! The event will look and feel different from last year, so don’t miss out on the fun! We need everyone’s participation to makeour largest fundraiser a success. Take a look at the Blue & Gold Gala website and see what we have planned! Purchase a ticket or make a donation as every dollar counts. If you have ques-tions, please contact Shannon Peavler at [email protected].
Hayden Feasibility Study
Hayden is working on a Feasibility Study. The entire Catholic Community will be asked to participate as your feedback is very important. Please make sure you respond when contacted.
ADVOCATE FOR ETHICAL VACCINES
In the document Moral Considerations Regarding the New Covid-19 Vaccines, the U.S. bishops addressed the moral concerns raised by the fact that all the vac-cines have a connection, some more remotely than oth-ers, to cell lines that originated with tissue taken from abortions. Though they concluded receiving a COVID-19 vaccine “is morally permissible and can be an act of self-love and charity toward others” given the grav-ity of the current pandemic and the lack of availability of alternative vaccines, they also warned that Catholics “must be on guard so that the new COVID-19 vaccines do not desensitize us or weaken our determination to oppose the evil of abortion itself and the subsequent use of fetal cells in research.” Therefore, the bishops believe it is the responsibility of Catholics and all people of good will to advocate to pharmaceutical companies and the government for the ethical development, production, testing and distribu-tion of all vaccines and medicines. To assist with this advocacy, the Archdiocese is providing a sample letter for people to use as a template to send to pharmaceu-tical companies. Visit www.archkck.org/vaccines for the template and to learn more. Please read the original USCCB document (www.usccb.org/moral-considerations-covid-vaccines) for a detailed explanation of the moral permissibility of taking the vaccines and to learn why the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are preferred over the other cur-rently available vaccines.
