COMUNIDAD CATÓLICA de ST. GREGORY-OUR LADY OF FATIMA XXIV SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME XXIV DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO OCTOBER 22 DE OCTUBRE, 2017 PARISH OFFICE ~ OFICINA PARROQUIAL: 316 S Peach Ave, Hart 49420 Phone: 231-873-2660; Fax: 231-873-4823 Website: www.stgregoryathart.org Open Tues-Thur 9:30-3:00 Fr. Tom Bolster, Pastor/Párroco [email protected]Anne Gurecki, Business Manager/Negócios [email protected]Vickie Oomen, Bookkeeper/Secretary [email protected]HISPANIC MINISTRY ~ MINISTERIO HISPANO Sister Guadalupe Moreno 301-1899 [email protected]FAITH FORMATION TEAM Linda Foster 873-3071 [email protected]Sr. Guadalupe Moreno 301-1899 Mary Lorenz 861-2475 BREAD OF LIFE FOOD PANTRY Wednesdays 3-5:00; 11 Washington St., Hart MASS SCHEDULE ~ LA MISA Saturday 5:00 pm Shelby Sunday 9:30 am Hart Domingo 11:30 am Hart; Español Our Lady of Fatima: 1372 S Oceana Dr, Shelby St. Gregory: 316 S Peach Ave, Hart RECONCILIATION Saturday 4:00 pm Shelby By appointment (231) 873-2660 BAPTISM~ MARRIAGE~ANOINTING Please call the Parish Office (231) 873-2660 BAUTISMOS~ MATRIMONIOS Por favor llame a la oficina (231) 873-2660
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COMUNIDAD CATÓLICA de
ST. GREGORY-OUR LADY OF FATIMA
XXIV SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME XXIV DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO
OCTOBER 22 DE OCTUBRE, 2017
PARISH OFFICE ~ OFICINA PARROQUIAL: 316 S Peach Ave, Hart 49420 Phone: 231-873-2660; Fax: 231-873-4823 Website: www.stgregoryathart.org Open Tues-Thur 9:30-3:00
FAITH FORMATION TEAM Linda Foster 873-3071 [email protected] Sr. Guadalupe Moreno 301-1899 Mary Lorenz 861-2475
BREAD OF LIFE FOOD PANTRY Wednesdays 3-5:00; 11 Washington St., Hart
MASS SCHEDULE ~ LA MISA
Saturday 5:00 pm Shelby
Sunday 9:30 am Hart
Domingo 11:30 am Hart; Español
Our Lady of Fatima: 1372 S Oceana Dr, Shelby St. Gregory: 316 S Peach Ave, Hart
RECONCILIATION Saturday 4:00 pm Shelby By appointment (231) 873-2660
BAPTISM~ MARRIAGE~ANOINTING Please call the Parish Office (231) 873-2660
BAUTISMOS~ MATRIMONIOS Por favor llame a la oficina (231) 873-2660
MINISTRY SCHEDULE MINISTERIOS DE LA MISA
Oct 28/29 de Octubre
Ministers of the Word/Lectura 5:00 pm Walter Carrier 9:30 am Georgia Dennison 11:30 am Olga Guzman Ministers of the Eucharist 5:00 pm V Pochyla, B Arends, M Wade 9:30 am B Birkman, M Walsworth, A Bosse 11:30 am A Tudon, L Ybarra, P Morales Ministers of Hospitality/Bienvenida 9:30 am C Aerts, L VanZoeren 11:30 am Regino Ovalle y Familia Acólitos 11:30 am Alicia Escoto, Jazmin Luevano Ushers/Colecta y Ofrendas 9:30 am D Schaner, R Umstead, T Bosse, J Schaner 11:30 am David Ramirez y Familia
Sat/Sabado St G 7-9:00 pm Youth Group/Halloween Party
REMEMBER IN PRAYER: Heather Swiech, Jeanne Strzyz, Mike Oomen, Richard & Oralia Davila, Eugene Rodriguez, Bryan Cramer, Fidencio Vasquez Jr, David Adamczyk, Helen
Kleiner, Barb Schaner, Lucia Nicomedes, Jean Manor, Lorraine Avery, Julio Lopez, Agnes Kokx, Trinidad Diaz, Rosemary Strzyz, Michelle Grace, Noah Bosse, Carl Prowant, Whitney Hintz, Peighton Perry, Denny Hedinger, Jasmine Bosse, Fr Norbert Leyrita, Hilario G Luevano Sr., Leticia Gonzalez, Eva Spencer, Kenneth & Velma Croff, Patti Johnson and family, Cody Clark, Chavella Saucedo, Amanda Merten, Jerry Spencer
LITURGY ~ LITÚRGIA October 23-29 de Octubre
Tues/Martes
9:00 am StG Communion Service Thurs/Jueves
5:15 pm StG Mass
Friday/Viernes
9:00 am OLF Mass
Saturday/Sabado
5:00 pm OLF Parish Family
Sunday/Domingo
9:30 am StG Dennert & Foster Families
11:30 am StG Parroquia Familia
Readings for Oct 29: Ex 22: 20-26; 1Thes 1: 5c-10; Mt 22: 34-40
COLLECTION ~ LA COLECTA
Oct 15 de Octubre Envelopes $3,118.00 Loose 792.00 Total $3,910.00
VIANNEY VISIT: Nov 16-18. Annual Road Trip to St. John Vianney College Seminary, St. Paul, MN. For men, 16-24, giving them the opportunity to take a closer look at the priesthood by experiencing a few days in the life of a seminarian. No cost for
transportation, accomodations, and meals. Contact Fr Ron at [email protected] or 616-475-1254.
COMMUNITY SERVICE:
Community Forum on Immigration Law: Sun, Oct 22, 2-4:00 pm, Hart Community Center regarding Immigration law, its effects on our residents, community, and county and state. Discussion on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). By Oceana Hispanic Center; 231-301-8300 or [email protected]
Families Praying for Family Event: Oct 22, 2:00 pm, Shelby High School Football Field. A spirit led prayer event for parents with unsaved children/grandchildren. We will be praying and presenting the names of our children/grandchildren to the Lord.
Solving the Opioid Epidemic: Oct 25, 5-8:00 pm at Days Inn, Pentwater, 7576 Pere Marquette Highway. Rsvp: https://oceanafan.eventbrite.com. Any community member is welcome.
Winter Coat Drive and Distribution and free chili soup dinner. Wed, Oct 25, 5-6:30 pm. Hart Wesleyan Church, 3757 W Polk Rd. Coats, snow pants, and winter accessories for children and adults. Donations of gently used coats and clothing may be dropped off Tues-Fri 10-5:00 pm or during Clothing Closet hours on Wed evening. Coats will not be given out before 5 pm on Oct 25.
Alanon Open Speaker Meeting: Fri, Oct 27, 6:30-7:30pm. Lakeshore Resource Center, 920 E Tinkham Ave, Ludington. Speaker: Fr Joe. Cookies, coffee, & water. All AA, ALANON and guests welcome.
SUPER POTATO SUPPER: Oct 27, 5:30-7 PM at Newman Church 4066 132nd Ave, Hesperia, Come and join us for this super baked potato bar and Country Dairy Ice Cream! Freewill donations for a special project.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
YOUTH GROUP: Sat, Oct 28, 7-9 pm. Youth Group Halloween party, with a costume contest, dancing, and "treats". Linda Foster 873-3071 with any questions.
MONDAY NIGHT CLASSES WILL NOT BE SERVED A MEAL ON OCT. 23. Monday night students will have a "Fun Night" on Oct. 30. They will enjoy a movie, popcorn, and "treats".
Rafael Cordero Molina nació el 24 de octubre de 1790, en San Juan, Puerto Rico. Fue un negro libre autodidacta, que dedicó su vida a educar a niños esclavos y pobres quienes, por ello, no podían asistir a la escuela. Enseñaba a sus discípulos a leer y escribir, así como aritmética, geografía, historia y doctrina católica, religión de la cual era muy devoto. El pueblo lo llamaba
maestro, título que él rechazaba por considerar que el único digno de llevarlo era Jesús. Su fama de buen maestro fue tal que las familias blancas de la ciudad-algunas de ellas pudientes - comenzaron a enviar a sus hijos a estudiar con él. Se considera que esta fue la génesis de la abolición de la esclavitud en Puerto Rico, pues algunos de esos niños blancos que estudiaron en su escuela junto a los niños esclavos y pobres, fueron en su adultez líderes cívicos y políticos abolicionistas que lucharon hasta erradicar la esclavitud en la Isla. Para sostener su escuelita, fabricaba cigarros y reparaba zapatos, pues nunca quiso cobrar por sus clases. Tras años de ejercer el magisterio de manera abnegada y altruista, una organización privada premió sus servicios a la comunidad con una donación. Al verse obligado a aceptarla, distribuyó la mitad del dinero entre sus alumnos más necesitados y la otra mitad entre los pordioseros de la ciudad, quienes asistieron al acto invitados por él. El 9 de diciembre de 2013, el Papa Francisco declaró que este hombre sencillo y justo había vivido las virtudes cristianas de una manera heroica, con lo que se abrió el camino hacia su beatificación.
Nuestra Parroquia Octubre 2017
EDUCACION RELIGIOSA
GRUPO DE JOVENES : La Fiesta de Halloween es 28 de octubre, 7-9 pm, con competición de disfraces, baile, y "treats". ¿Preguntas? Llame a Linda Foster 873-3071.
CLASES DE LUNES: No hay comida en lunes, 23 de octubre. Los estudiantes tendrán película, popcorn y dulces en lunes, 30 de octubre.
Rafael Cordero Molina was born October 24, 1790, in San Juan, Puerto Rico. He was a self-taught free black man who devoted his life to educating slave and poor children who, therefore, could not attend school. He taught his students to read and write, as well as arithmetic, geography, history, and Catholic doctrine, a religion to which he was very devoted. The people called him maestro (teacher), a title he rejected because he considered Jesus the only one worthy of it. His fame as a good teacher was such that white families of the city - some of them well-off families - began to send their children to be educated by him. This is considered the genesis of the abolition of slavery in Puerto Rico as some of these white students, who studied in his school alongside poor and slave children were, as adults, abolitionist civic and political leaders who fought until slavery was eradicated on the Island. To support his little school he repaired shoes as he never wanted to charge for his classes. After years of exercising his teaching in a self-sacrificing and altruistic manner, a private organization rewarded his community service with a donation. Seeing himself obliged to accept it, he distributed half the money among the neediest of his students and the other half to the city’s beggars, invited by him to attend the event. On December 9, 2013, Pope Francis declared that this humble and just man had lived a life of Christian virtue in a heroic manner, which opened the path to his hoped for beatification.
Nuestra Parroquia October 2017
"Some of you said: this system can no longer be endured. We must change it; we must put human dignity again at the center and on that pillar build the alternative social structures we need. It must
be done with courage, but also with intelligence, with tenacity but without fanaticism, with passion but without violence. And among us all, addressing the conflicts without being trapped in them, always seeking to resolve the tensions to reach a higher plane of unity, peace and justice."
-- Pope Francis, 10/28/14
Muchos hispanos viven en lugares distintos a su lugar de origen; y tienen que pasar por un proceso de aprendizaje de leyes y costumbres que podrían resultar muy distintas a las que conocen. En todo momento, necesitarán gran discernimiento para ver qué tiene valor y con qué están de acuerdo, así como para aceptar lo bueno y evangélico, y saber dónde tienen que ejercer cierta resistencia para mantener su propia identidad y valores religiosos.
