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Twentieth Sunday - In Ordinary Time Jesus withdraws to the Gentile districts of Tyre and Sidon to get away from the adversaries who taunt him for break-ing the Jewish rituals of purification. Here we will rede-fine the limits of clean and unclean. Through the suppli-cation of a Canaanite woman, he will deal with the ques-tion of salvation for the Gentiles. Strangely enough, Jesus remains silent as if he shared the arrogant particularism of the Jews towards these “dogs of the Gentiles”. He seems to hesitate and when he decides to answer the woman, he does so in shocking terms. He wishes to do the will of God who desires that the lost sheep of Israel be gathered together. Only then, from the base of this renewed people, will he welcome the Gentiles, in accordance with their belief into the great family of Abraham. What is this woman’s problem? She does not believe that she has any right to demand the bread of divine friendship reserved primarily for the Jews. All she can ask for are crumbs. But she asks with such faith and hu-mility that she will receive the fullness of salvation for which she hopes. In the welcome Jesus gives this for-eigner, the Christians of the first century saw a prophetic model for their own attitude toward the Gentile believers. They had to go beyond the limits of an elitist religion, one based on race alone, in order to preach a universal salva-tion grounded in faith. Can we transcend the frontiers of our prejudices? Many whom we consider alien in fact teach us the meaning of faith.
THANK YOU DUKE CITY REDI-MIX. LLC
Our extreme gratitude to Duke City Redi-Mix LLC, located at 7705 Broadway SE for their donation of several tons of 1” gravel for our Church landscaping on the south side of our glorious Shrine of the Little Flower. Duke City do-nated and transported over four tons of beautiful gravel called San Pedro Gold to compliment the fine brick of our building. Our extreme gratitude to Duke City Redi-Mix! Dear Parishioners, as this company has supported us please keep Duke City Redi-Mix in mind for your own con-crete and gravel needs. The people we dealt with at Duke City are faithful and active Catholics. Please support those who have supported us. Please note that the rest of the landscaping on the south side of the Church was all donated and did not cost the parish much save for the bags of garden soil. Because the south side is the hotter side of the building in the winter and summer, the style of land-scaping was chosen to be a drier, cleaner and minimal maintenance choice. The gravel color and size was care-fully selected with numerous visits to different gravel busi-nesses. Daniel Talavera of Talavera Landscaping re-moved the large area of bermuda and crabgrass. Over the winter and spring, Sergio Castañeda and Tim Fresquez repeatedly sprayed the area in order to totally eradicate the bermuda and crab grass. Daniel put the weed barrier fabric down and spread the delivered gravel. Tim Fresquez removed some old bushes. Baca’s trees removed the three plum trees which growth was different as they were all different species of plums as well as the large ce-dar tree on the north side. The tree attracted birds and their excrement near the north entrance, and were messy with fine needles and buries. Also it was so large that it obscured the building.
I would rather see the beautiful building again than the beautiful tree (Fr. Vince). The metal and granite base Crucifix from France was donated along with payment for its powder coating. The three small rose bushes which are a type of low maintenance roses and in a paprika color which compliment the church coloring were also carefully selected and donated. The new splash plates underneath all the terra cotta colored down spouts were also donated by the same person who donated the French Crucifix, powder coating, roses and other costs. Sergio Castañeda and our seminarians Francesco and Javier installed the French Crucifix Monument. Our gratitude to all who donated the vision, labor or personal funds to this project. These new improvements to the south side of the church certainly compliments the north landscaping with its plants, yellow granite block benches, two Crucifix Monuments from France which have all been donated as well. The three other French cruci-fixes will also be taken out through the courtesy of Baca’s Trees and transported to be powder coated. Our gratitude to our parishioner Cathy Rubio for her gracious donation to this project. The exterior landscaping certainly compliment our most splendid and glorious Shrine of the Little Flower. The exterior looks clean, well , well cared for and welcoming, and compliments the beautiful interior which absolutely gleems in its immaculately kept condition, tasteful art and environment and original envisioned slendour.
From our Pope
Pope Francis has strongly criticized clericalism, careerism among clergy and bishops, Vatican “courtiers” and the institutionalized Church’s his-torical entanglement with worldliness in a new and lengthy interview with the left-leaning Italian pa-per, La Repubblica. In the 4,500-word transcript, published on Tues-day, 1 October in the Rome-based daily, the 76 year old Pope also speaks of his desire for a poor and missionary Church that is present as a tiny “leaven” in society and whose main aim is to build brotherhood and agape among all people, rather than proselytize to gain new members. And he ex-presses his intention to recover – with “humility and ambition” – the Second Vatican Council’s de-
cision to “be open to modern culture” and bolster “religious ecu-menism and dialogue with non-believers.” Some of the Pope’s newly published comments – especially his frank criticism of certain attitudes in the Church – are likely to cause even more consterna-tion among conservative Catholics who took exception to certain remarks from his 19 September interview with La Civiltà Catol-lica. “The [Vatican] court is the leprosy of the papacy,” Francis says. “Heads of the Church have often been narcissists, flattered and thrilled by their courtiers,” he adds. The Jesuit Pope says the Church that “Jesus and his disciples preached” was “missionary and poor”, which he says is still valid today. “Our goal is not to proselytize but to listen to needs, desires and disappointments, despair and hope. We must restore hope to young people, help the old, be open to the future, spread love.” “The Son of Man became flesh to instill in people’s souls the sentiment of brotherhood,” Pope Francis says. “Agape and the love of each one of us towards others, from those closest to those farthest away, is the only way Jesus gave to find the way of salvation and the Beatitudes,” he adds. In the interview the Pope expresses his spiritual affinity with Saint Francis; calls the Jesuits “perhaps the most effective leaven” in the Church; and says “youth unemployment and the loneliness of the elderly” are the “most serious evils’ in the world and “most urgent problem the Church is facing.”
Collections from August 10, 2014 Offer the sacrifices of righteousness, & put your trust in the
LORD. Regular Sunday Collection $7305.02 Landscaping Cross Monument $0000.00 Bronze Statue Donation $ 000.00 St. Vincent de Paul $1245.53 School Support $ 48.00 Utilities $0000.00 Building Fund $ 98.00 Church Boiler $ 355.00 Thank you for your contributions which make possible the min-istries of our parish. Please use your envelopes when making any donation to our parish. If possible use checks.
Please Pray for the sick in Our Parish
Virginia Sando, Brandi Pino, Stanley Gutierrez, John Roybal, Ernest Sierra, Donald Babcock, Roman Marquez, Luke & Pamela, Joan Turri-eta, Frances Pino, Joe Baca, Theresa Hernandez, Lourdes Gurule, Frank Concini, Prospero Trujillo, The Cortez Family, Frances Meek, Sister Clara Reid, Edward Strader, Gabriel Shooter Delgado, Abigail Delgado, Ella Lucero, Rosa de Aragon, Ed Watchempino, Jose & Toncia Dominguez, Anthony Cuellar, Lois Wells, Priscilla Martinez and for those in hospitals and in their home who can’t attend church.
REMINDER: Each week names will be deleted from the current list to accommodate other parishioners who need to be added to this list.
Thank you for your understanding & patience, God Bless.
Catechism Registration
Registrations are still being taken for Catechism classes grades 1-8, 1st and 2nd year confirmation. Monday and Tuesdays, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM, Wednesday 10:00 AM -
4:00 PM, Closed on Thursday, and on Friday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM. You can also register at the Parish office on Monday – Friday from 9:00 -12 :00 PM or 2:00 PM –
5:00 PM . Please bring a copy of baptismal certificate at the time of registration. Thank you.
Volunteers for catechism teachers needed.
Clases de Religion
Estamos tomando registros para classes de religion anos 1-8, primer ano de confirmacion y Segundo ano de confirma-cion. Lunes y martes 9:00 AM-3:00 PM, miercoles 10:00
AM -4:00 PM jueves cerrado y viernes de 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Tambien pueden registrar en la oficina de la
parroquia, lunes – viernes 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM. Por favor necesitamos una copia del
certificado bautismo. Gracias.
St. Therese Catholic School has been fostering faith, ser-vice and learning since 1947. We offer a small learning environment where each of the teachers know the children from Pre-school all
the way to 8th grade. We are conveniently located in the North Valley, minutes from I-25 and I-40. We offer Before and After Care from 7:00 a.m. to
6:00 p.m. For information call the school at 344-4479 limited spaces are available for certain
grades. You may also visit our website at www.stthereseschoolabq.org . God Bless
Fiesta News:
Our Fiesta Queen Candidates are Isabella Mazer & Lillie Brooks. Please support their fundraising op-portunities after the Sunday Masses. Your partici-pation in this once-a year celebration gives young ladies an opportunity to help their Church family. We are in need of several people to run our game
booths for children (our game booths are in need of the following items: Stuffed Animals, Glass or Ce-
ramic Items (dishes, mugs, cups, etc.), "Happy Meal" Toys, and any other new or gently used items
for Bingo, Token Pitch, Fish Pond, and Tic Tac Toe. Please bring these items to the church office,
or contact Diane Barajas on 344-0669). Thank you for your donations. In order to make our fiestas a
success we need the participation of all parish members. If you are interested in helping contact the
Parish office at 505-344-8050. God Bless.
Parish Council
Our Parish Council meeting will meet on Wednesday, August 20 at 6:30 PM in the rectory. We would like to encourage all ministry heads and all ex Newman Center parishioners and those who have expressed an interest in serving at St. Therese of the Little Flower to attend. Please join us at this
next Parish Council meeting. God Bless.
Please Join us for Zumba®. Class is taught by our parishioners, Mary Martinez,
Saturday’s at 11:00 a.m. in Room 1 of the Parish Hall. All donation benefit our church. Ages 13+ Welcome.
“Thank You” to our bulletin advertisers!
The advertisements pay for our bulletins. ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK
Preferred Assisted Living 433-4337
Twentieth Sunday - In Ordinary Time Jesus withdraws to the Gentile districts of Tyre and Sidon to get away from the adversaries who taunt him for break-ing the Jewish rituals of purification. Here we will rede-fine the limits of clean and unclean. Through the suppli-cation of a Canaanite woman, he will deal with the ques-tion of salvation for the Gentiles. Strangely enough, Jesus remains silent as if he shared the arrogant particularism of the Jews towards these “dogs of the Gentiles”. He seems to hesitate and when he decides to answer the woman, he does so in shocking terms. He wishes to do the will of God who desires that the lost sheep of Israel be gathered together. Only then, from the base of this renewed people, will he welcome the Gentiles, in accordance with their belief into the great family of Abraham. What is this woman’s problem? She does not believe that she has any right to demand the bread of divine friendship reserved primarily for the Jews. All she can ask for are crumbs. But she asks with such faith and hu-mility that she will receive the fullness of salvation for which she hopes. In the welcome Jesus gives this for-eigner, the Christians of the first century saw a prophetic model for their own attitude toward the Gentile believers. They had to go beyond the limits of an elitist religion, one based on race alone, in order to preach a universal salva-tion grounded in faith. Can we transcend the frontiers of our prejudices? Many whom we consider alien in fact teach us the meaning of faith.
THANK YOU DUKE CITY REDI-MIX. LLC
Our extreme gratitude to Duke City Redi-Mix LLC, located at 7705 Broadway SE for their donation of several tons of 1” gravel for our Church landscaping on the south side of our glorious Shrine of the Little Flower. Duke City do-nated and transported over four tons of beautiful gravel called San Pedro Gold to compliment the fine brick of our building. Our extreme gratitude to Duke City Redi-Mix! Dear Parishioners, as this company has supported us please keep Duke City Redi-Mix in mind for your own con-crete and gravel needs. The people we dealt with at Duke City are faithful and active Catholics. Please support those who have supported us. Please note that the rest of the landscaping on the south side of the Church was all donated and did not cost the parish much save for the bags of garden soil. Because the south side is the hotter side of the building in the winter and summer, the style of land-scaping was chosen to be a drier, cleaner and minimal maintenance choice. The gravel color and size was care-fully selected with numerous visits to different gravel busi-nesses. Daniel Talavera of Talavera Landscaping re-moved the large area of bermuda and crabgrass. Over the winter and spring, Sergio Castañeda and Tim Fresquez repeatedly sprayed the area in order to totally eradicate the bermuda and crab grass. Daniel put the weed barrier fabric down and spread the delivered gravel. Tim Fresquez removed some old bushes. Baca’s trees removed the three plum trees which growth was different as they were all different species of plums as well as the large ce-dar tree on the north side. The tree attracted birds and their excrement near the north entrance, and were messy with fine needles and buries. Also it was so large that it obscured the building.
I would rather see the beautiful building again than the beautiful tree (Fr. Vince). The metal and granite base Crucifix from France was donated along with payment for its powder coating. The three small rose bushes which are a type of low maintenance roses and in a paprika color which compliment the church coloring were also carefully selected and donated. The new splash plates underneath all the terra cotta colored down spouts were also donated by the same person who donated the French Crucifix, powder coating, roses and other costs. Sergio Castañeda and our seminarians Francesco and Javier installed the French Crucifix Monument. Our gratitude to all who donated the vision, labor or personal funds to this project. These new improvements to the south side of the church certainly compliments the north landscaping with its plants, yellow granite block benches, two Crucifix Monuments from France which have all been donated as well. The three other French cruci-fixes will also be taken out through the courtesy of Baca’s Trees and transported to be powder coated. Our gratitude to our parishioner Cathy Rubio for her gracious donation to this project. The exterior landscaping certainly compliment our most splendid and glorious Shrine of the Little Flower. The exterior looks clean, well , well cared for and welcoming, and compliments the beautiful interior which absolutely gleems in its immaculately kept condition, tasteful art and environment and original envisioned slendour.
From our Pope
Pope Francis has strongly criticized clericalism, careerism among clergy and bishops, Vatican “courtiers” and the institutionalized Church’s his-torical entanglement with worldliness in a new and lengthy interview with the left-leaning Italian pa-per, La Repubblica. In the 4,500-word transcript, published on Tues-day, 1 October in the Rome-based daily, the 76 year old Pope also speaks of his desire for a poor and missionary Church that is present as a tiny “leaven” in society and whose main aim is to build brotherhood and agape among all people, rather than proselytize to gain new members. And he ex-presses his intention to recover – with “humility and ambition” – the Second Vatican Council’s de-
cision to “be open to modern culture” and bolster “religious ecu-menism and dialogue with non-believers.” Some of the Pope’s newly published comments – especially his frank criticism of certain attitudes in the Church – are likely to cause even more consterna-tion among conservative Catholics who took exception to certain remarks from his 19 September interview with La Civiltà Catol-lica. “The [Vatican] court is the leprosy of the papacy,” Francis says. “Heads of the Church have often been narcissists, flattered and thrilled by their courtiers,” he adds. The Jesuit Pope says the Church that “Jesus and his disciples preached” was “missionary and poor”, which he says is still valid today. “Our goal is not to proselytize but to listen to needs, desires and disappointments, despair and hope. We must restore hope to young people, help the old, be open to the future, spread love.” “The Son of Man became flesh to instill in people’s souls the sentiment of brotherhood,” Pope Francis says. “Agape and the love of each one of us towards others, from those closest to those farthest away, is the only way Jesus gave to find the way of salvation and the Beatitudes,” he adds. In the interview the Pope expresses his spiritual affinity with Saint Francis; calls the Jesuits “perhaps the most effective leaven” in the Church; and says “youth unemployment and the loneliness of the elderly” are the “most serious evils’ in the world and “most urgent problem the Church is facing.”
Collections from August 10, 2014 Offer the sacrifices of righteousness, & put your trust in the
LORD. Regular Sunday Collection $7305.02 Landscaping Cross Monument $0000.00 Bronze Statue Donation $ 000.00 St. Vincent de Paul $1245.53 School Support $ 48.00 Utilities $0000.00 Building Fund $ 98.00 Church Boiler $ 355.00 Thank you for your contributions which make possible the min-istries of our parish. Please use your envelopes when making any donation to our parish. If possible use checks.
Please Pray for the sick in Our Parish
Virginia Sando, Brandi Pino, Stanley Gutierrez, John Roybal, Ernest Sierra, Donald Babcock, Roman Marquez, Luke & Pamela, Joan Turri-eta, Frances Pino, Joe Baca, Theresa Hernandez, Lourdes Gurule, Frank Concini, Prospero Trujillo, The Cortez Family, Frances Meek, Sister Clara Reid, Edward Strader, Gabriel Shooter Delgado, Abigail Delgado, Ella Lucero, Rosa de Aragon, Ed Watchempino, Jose & Toncia Dominguez, Anthony Cuellar, Lois Wells, Priscilla Martinez and for those in hospitals and in their home who can’t attend church.
REMINDER: Each week names will be deleted from the current list to accommodate other parishioners who need to be added to this list.
Thank you for your understanding & patience, God Bless.
Catechism Registration
Registrations are still being taken for Catechism classes grades 1-8, 1st and 2nd year confirmation. Monday and Tuesdays, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM, Wednesday 10:00 AM -
4:00 PM, Closed on Thursday, and on Friday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM. You can also register at the Parish office on Monday – Friday from 9:00 -12 :00 PM or 2:00 PM –
5:00 PM . Please bring a copy of baptismal certificate at the time of registration. Thank you.
Volunteers for catechism teachers needed.
Clases de Religion
Estamos tomando registros para classes de religion anos 1-8, primer ano de confirmacion y Segundo ano de confirma-cion. Lunes y martes 9:00 AM-3:00 PM, miercoles 10:00
AM -4:00 PM jueves cerrado y viernes de 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Tambien pueden registrar en la oficina de la
parroquia, lunes – viernes 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM. Por favor necesitamos una copia del
certificado bautismo. Gracias.
St. Therese Catholic School has been fostering faith, ser-vice and learning since 1947. We offer a small learning environment where each of the teachers know the children from Pre-school all
the way to 8th grade. We are conveniently located in the North Valley, minutes from I-25 and I-40. We offer Before and After Care from 7:00 a.m. to
6:00 p.m. For information call the school at 344-4479 limited spaces are available for certain
grades. You may also visit our website at www.stthereseschoolabq.org . God Bless
Fiesta News:
Our Fiesta Queen Candidates are Isabella Mazer & Lillie Brooks. Please support their fundraising op-portunities after the Sunday Masses. Your partici-pation in this once-a year celebration gives young ladies an opportunity to help their Church family. We are in need of several people to run our game
booths for children (our game booths are in need of the following items: Stuffed Animals, Glass or Ce-
ramic Items (dishes, mugs, cups, etc.), "Happy Meal" Toys, and any other new or gently used items
for Bingo, Token Pitch, Fish Pond, and Tic Tac Toe. Please bring these items to the church office,
or contact Diane Barajas on 344-0669). Thank you for your donations. In order to make our fiestas a
success we need the participation of all parish members. If you are interested in helping contact the
Parish office at 505-344-8050. God Bless.
Parish Council
Our Parish Council meeting will meet on Wednesday, August 20 at 6:30 PM in the rectory. We would like to encourage all ministry heads and all ex Newman Center parishioners and those who have expressed an interest in serving at St. Therese of the Little Flower to attend. Please join us at this
next Parish Council meeting. God Bless.
Please Join us for Zumba®. Class is taught by our parishioners, Mary Martinez,
Saturday’s at 11:00 a.m. in Room 1 of the Parish Hall. All donation benefit our church. Ages 13+ Welcome.
“Thank You” to our bulletin advertisers!
The advertisements pay for our bulletins. ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK
Preferred Assisted Living 433-4337
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Attention Spanish-speaking ministers who need to attend the Abuse Awareness Training for Adults. A workshop will be presented in Spanish, sponsored by the ASF on the following days and locations: August 28 • 6:30-9:30pm at the Catholic Center, located on 4000 St. Joseph Pl NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120. September 27 • from 3-6pm at St. Anne’s Parish in Santa Fe, located on 511 Alicia St. Santa Fe, NM 87501. Pre-registration is necessary. Call (505) 831-8244.
Join us at Our Lady of Guadalupe Fiestas on Saturday and Sunday, August 23-24. There will be food, fun, and entertainment for the entire
family! On Saturday, we will begin with Mass at 10am and on Sunday at 1:30pm. We are located at 1860 Griegos Rd NW. Call the Parish office at 345-4596.
Introduction to Scripture. Saturdays, August 23 and Au-gust 30, 8am-12:30pm. Ascension Parish in Albuquerque. Deacon Keith Davis, Ed.D, Instructor. $10 course fee. Call Rosalie 831-8179 or [email protected] to register. Deadline to register is August 19.
Frontier Sweet Rolls and Starbucks Coffee at St. Jude Thaddeus! Help the youth of St. Jude Thaddeus Parish raise money to attend World Youth Day in Krakow, Poland. They will be selling Hot Frontier Sweet Rolls with Starbucks Coffee after all Masses on August 23-24 in the Parish Hall. Frozen sweet rolls (to go) will also be available. You can pre-order frozen sweet rolls online at www.stjudenm.org or in the St. Jude Parish Office. Call 505-898-0826.
D+E+I continues its monthly gathering of fellowship, study, and a deepening of our relationship with God in the tradition of St. Dominic and the Dominican order. This month, Fr. Pat Norris, OP, offers a timely and engaging exploration of the process of forming our conscience, both individually and collectively. • August 24, from 1-3pm, UNM Confer-ence Center, 1634 University Blvd. NE, Albuquerque 87131 • Call 505-243-9525.
Catechists, Catechetical leaders, and all interested persons, you are cordially invited to attend the 4th An-nual Catechetical Congress and Study Day on Saturday, September 13, at Santa Maria de La Paz Church in Santa Fe. All participants will receive three credit skills hours toward certification. To pre-register, contact Kathy Garcia at the Office of Religious Education at 505-831-8129 or email [email protected].
Denim & Diamond Ball • Saturday, August 30 • Church of the Incarnation • 6pm to midnight • At the Prairie Star Res-taurant at the Santa Ana Golf Course • Tickets: $150/person or $1500 for a table of 10 • An elegantly casual evening of dinner, dance and silent and live auctions. • All proceeds go toward the interior of the church.• Call the church office at 505-771-8331.
Queen of Heaven School 2nd Annual Golf Tournament is set for Saturday, August 23, at Arroyo del Oso Golf Course, at Louisiana and Arroyo del Oso NE. $100 per player, registra-tion at 7am shotgun; start at 8am. Call 554-2499 or 881-2484.
The Notre Dame Alumni Club of New Mexico • Annual Hugh Reilly Memorial golf tournament • 12pm on Friday, September 12, at Paa-ko Ridge Golf Course. The early bird cost including golf, cart, range balls, and dinner after the tournament is $120 and due August 22. Call Joe Carney at 505 553-3612 or email at [email protected].
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Sunday • auguSt 17, 2014
Fiesta!August 23-24
Shrine of the LittLe fLower St. thereSe of the infant JeSuS PariSh • Albuquerque, NM
Tuesday, August 19, 2014 Ez 28: 1-10; Mt 19: 23-30 8:00 AM In honor of St. Jude By: Rose Garcia
Wednesday, August 20, 2014 Ez 34: 1–11; Mt 20: 1-16 8:00 AM In Thanksgiving for successful Surgery of Trini Martinez By: Esther Chavez Thursday, August 21, 2014 Ez 36: 23-28; Mt 22: 1-14 8:00 AM †Daniel Garcia (Birthday) By: Mom & Dad †Larry Maestas (1 month Anniversary) By: Mildred Borrego
Friday, August 22, 2014 Ez 37: 1-14; Mt 22: 34-40 8:00 AM †Manuel Chavez By: Deacon Raul Talaverra & Family Special Intentions of Carl By: Mom Saturday, August 23, 2014 Ez 43: 1–7a; Mt 23: 1-12 8:00 AM †Bertha Griego (Birthday) By: Rose, Michael, Brittany & Nick 1:00 PM Wedding Mr. & Mrs. Fernando & Judith Enriquez 4:00 PM Special Intentions of Erika Gonzales By: Maryann Gonzales †Maida Sandoval By: Eloy & Marie Sandoval †Ben Juarros By: Christel Griffin & family
Sunday, August 24, 2014 Is 22:19-23; Rom 11:33-36; Mt 16: 13-20 8:00 AM †David S. Galbiso By: Mom †Federico Balderrama (2nd Anniversary) By: Jorge & Berta Vigil †Charlie Lopez By: Doris Smith & Family 10:00 AM FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE PARISH 12:00 PM †Benito Serbin Jr. (Anniversary) By: Lena & Dee Serbin For the health of Anthony Cortez (Birthday) By: Family Special Intentions of Elizabeth Ann Alderete By: Rose M. Alderete Special Intentions of Life Teen
Mass Intentions Twentieth Sunday In Ordinary Time
Saturday, August 16, 2014 Ez 18: 1–10, 13b, 30-32; Mt 19: 13-15 8:00 AM †Nevarez C ‘de Baca (6th Anniversary) By: Philip C ‘de Baca †Larry Maestas By: Uncle Philip C ‘de Baca 4:00 PM †Carmen Mora By: Mike Mora & Jeanette Barajas †Maida Sandoval By: Eloy & Marie Sandoval †Ben Juarros By: Christel Griffin & family
Sunday, August 17, 2014 Is 56:1,6-7; Rom11:13-32; Mt 15:21-28 8:00 AM FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE PARISH 10:00 AM In honor o St. Jude (Favors received) By: Carmen Scott †Lupita Martinez By: Deacon Raul Talavera Special Intention of Jose & Kathy Ponce By: Rose M. Alderete †Cecilia Griffin By: Aunt Teresa Griffin & Family
12:00 PM †Fermin Sena & Albert Armijo By: Graciel Armijo For the health of Juan Alderete By: Rose M. Alderete In honor of St. Jude By: Carmen Scott †Felicia Torres (Birthday) By: Diane Griego & family Special Intentions of Life Teen
Monday, August 18, 2014 Ez 24: 15–24; Mt 19: 16-22 8:00 AM COMMUNION SERVICES
Glorious St. Rose of Lima, you who knew what it was to love
Jesus with such a fine and generous heart. You, whom since infancy, despised the
world’s vanities in order to em-brace His Cross. You who loved
with unfailing devotion our Heavenly Mother and professed a great tender dedication to the destitute, serving then the same way Jesus did. Teach us to imi-
tate your greatest virtues, so that we, following your exam-ple, could enjoy your glorious protection in Heaven. For Our Lord, Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns forever. Amen.
St. Rose of Lima August 23
