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Parish Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm Mass Schedule: Monday through Friday - 7am & 8:30am Saturday - 8:30 am & 4:30pm (Vigil) Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am (signed), 12pm Misas en Español: Cada domingo a la 1:30pm Cada viernes a las 6:30 pm DEVOTIONS Morning Prayer Group: Liturgy of the Hours Mon., Tue., Thurs., Fri. & Sat. from 8:10am - 8:25am First Friday Adoration following the 8:30 am Mass until 6:15pm Rosary every Thursday at 11:30am in the chapel Rosario en español cada jueves a las 7:00pm en la capilla CONFESSIONS Saturdays - 2:30 to 3:30pm in the Church 8220 W. HILLSBOROUGH AVE. • TAMPA, FLORIDA 33615 http://www.icctampa.org Phone: 813- 885-7861 5124 Gateway Drive (mailing address) • Fax: (813) 884-3624 May the miracle of Easter fill your hearts with Peace, Hope, and Love
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Parish Office Hours:

Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm

Mass Schedule:

Monday through Friday - 7am & 8:30am

Saturday - 8:30 am & 4:30pm (Vigil)

Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am (signed), 12pm

Misas en Español: Cada domingo a la 1:30pm

Cada viernes a las 6:30 pm

DEVOTIONS Morning Prayer Group: Liturgy of the Hours Mon., Tue., Thurs., Fri. & Sat. from 8:10am - 8:25am First Friday Adoration following the 8:30 am Mass until 6:15pm Rosary every Thursday at 11:30am in the chapel Rosario en español cada jueves a las 7:00pm en la capilla

CONFESSIONS Saturdays - 2:30 to 3:30pm in the Church

8220 W. HILLSBOROUGH AVE. • TAMPA, FLORIDA 33615

http://www.icctampa.org Phone: 813- 885-7861 5124 Gateway Drive (mailing address) • Fax: (813) 884-3624

May the miracle of Easter fill your hearts with

Peace, Hope, and Love

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Clergy - 813-885-7861

Very Rev. Michael Suszynski, Pastor Rev. Diego Ossa, Parochial Vicar Rev. Philip Clement, Parochial Vicar

Deacon Joseph Krzanowski Deacon Frank Julian Deacon Pablo Maldonado

Staff - 813-885-7861 Paul Hunter Parish Business Administrator [email protected]

Dave Arnold - Facility Manager - 919-4284 [email protected]

Irene Martinez Parish Secretary/Bulletin Editor [email protected]

Silvia Rivera Receptionist/ Asst Editor [email protected]

Donal Noonan Music Director [email protected]

Carmen Cayon Director of Faith Formation [email protected]

Philomena Johnson Grades Pk-12 ; Sacrament Preparation & Youth Ministry [email protected]

REJOICE AND BE GLAD During the first three or four centuries of Chris-tianity, if you asked a Christian to name the feast days of the church, your answer would have been a puzzled stare, for there was only one feast: the Resurrection of the Lord. Every Sunday was a feast celebrating the one great feast. Even though our calendar now has many beautiful and holy feasts, we must continually be called back to the fact that all these other feasts exist because of the feast of Christ’s pass-over from death to life. The psalm today pro-claims this message well: “This is the day.” It is not one of many days, but it is the day of all days, the one that gives all the others their origin, purpose, meaning, and destiny. Listen carefully to Peter’s speech in Acts with its recol-lection of the Passion, to the words of the apos-tle Paul, and to the account of Mary Magdalene, John, and Peter finding the empty tomb, and you will hear the many wonderful works that God has done for us through Christ. Rejoice and be glad! Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Monday: Acts 2:14, 22-33; Mt 28:8-15 Tuesday: Acts 2:36-41; Jn 20:11-18 Wednesday: Acts 3:1-10; Lk 24:13-35 Thursday: Acts 3:11-26; Lk 24:35-48 Friday: Acts 4:1-12; Jn 21:1-14 Saturday: Acts 4:13-21; Mk 16:9-15 Sunday: Acts 4:32-35; Ps 118; 1 Jn 5:1-6; Jn 20:19-31

PRAYER OF THE WEEK O God, who on this day, through your Only Begotten Son, have conquered death and unlocked for us the path to eternity, grant, we pray, that we who keep the solemnity of the Lord’s Resurrection may, through the renewal brought by your Spirit, rise up in the light of life. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Reflection question: How can I keep the solemnity of the Lord’s Resurrection in my daily life? Collect text from the English translation of The Roman Missal, © 2010, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corpora-tion. All rights reserved. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Company, Inc.

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION It has been said that the most convincing sign of the Risen Christ is the Risen Christian. Today, in parishes around the world, new life is drawn from the waters of baptism, and new Christians are thrilled to see the crowds pour in to join in the feast. On Easter, we do not say the Creed, but rather renew our baptismal promises with hearty responses. We are taking the first joyful steps on a fifty-day-long celebration. In the southern hemisphere, the world is slipping into winter, but for us in North America, the earth itself seems to sing hymns to Christ’s victory. Look this morning for the fresh paschal candle standing near the baptismal waters. It was consecrated in the hours of the night, will burn brightly for fifty days whenever we gather for prayer, and will glow again at every baptism and every funeral in the year ahead. Even though we may be gath-ered around the candle someday in sadness, today’s joy at Christ’s victory over death will shine through. —James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Easter is the holiday that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ and dates all the way back to the very beginning of Christianity. Easter represents new life and the rebirth of Christ which took place the third day after he was crucified. There are several symbols that are asso-ciated with Easter but why are these particular symbols used for this holiday?

The main traditional symbols associated with Easter are rabbits and eggs. Children look for-ward to painting eggs all kinds of exciting colors and then spending the evening hunting for them. It is fun for the whole family. Eggs symbolize the tomb from which Christ emerged and the hatching of the baby chick is the symbol of new life being born. This is why they were chosen as symbols for Easter!

By Decorating for the Artistic Soul

Easter Symbols: Why Were They Chosen to Represent Easter?

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Thank You To Buds, Blooms & Beyond, Floral & Gift Shop for their donations of flower arrangements for our Weekend Liturgies. Visit them at 11234 W.

Hillsborough. Ph. # 813-818-9600

www.budsbloomsandbeyond.com

SUNDAY - APRIL 8 - EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD 7:30 A.M. SPIRITUAL BOUQUET INTENTIONS 9:00 A.M. - PEOPLE OF INCARNATION 9:10 A.M. 10:30 A.M. 10:40 A.M. 12:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. MONDAY - APRIL 9 7:00 A.M. 8:30 A.M. +Nick Lambert by O’Brien Family TUESDAY - APRIL 10 7:00 A.M. 8:30 A.M. +Roger Urbanski by Wife Sandy WEDNESDAY - APRIL 11 7:00 A.M. +Gary G. Trimble by Wife and Daughters 8:30 A.M. (SI) Sean Breslin by O’Brien Family THURSDAY - APRIL 12 7:00 A.M. 8:30 A.M. +Monica Seemann by Family FRIDAY - APRIL 13 7:00 A.M. +Robert Medina by Carmen Medina 8:30 A.M. +Maria Ercia by Family 6:30 P.M. +Nuvia and +Charles by Eastman Family SATURDAY - APRIL 14 8:30 A.M. 4:30 P.M. +Mose and +Mary Taylor by Mark Taylor SUNDAY - APRIL 15 - SUNDAY OF THE DIVINE MERCY 7:30 A.M. +Blanca Dominguez by Family 9:00 A.M. +Frank Hanley by Tom and Susan Fraher 10:30 A.M. PEOPLE OF INCARNATION 12:00 P.M. (SI) Maria Leeds by Nassif Family 1:30 P.M. +Ana Lucia Estevez by Rosa Genao

SACRIFICIAL GIFTS OF TREASURE

OFFERTORY (First Collection) is used solely for the operation and maintenance of the parish.

Weekly Target ................................................. $23,000.00 03/25/2012 Offertory Donations .................... $20,943.50 Shortfall ............................................................ $ 2,056.50 Tuition Assistance ........................................... $ 170.00 Helping Hand ................................................... $ 193.00 Easter Flowers ................................................. $ 1,622.50

RENOVATION & BUILDING FUND (Second Collection) is used to pay the monthly principal and interest obligation on our Church Renovation Loan and to fund repairs and updates to our Church building.

03/25/2012 Renovation Donations .................... $ 2,091.00

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!

If you have any questions about our finances or parish renovation activities, please contact Business Manager, Paul Hunter at 813-885-7861 or by e-mail: [email protected]

Sick Prayer List: New names appear in bold. Other than critical or terminal conditions, the names will remain on this list for 30 days. Please help us keep our prayer list current. If you would like to add a name, e-mail Silvia Rivera at: [email protected] or call the

office. Please pray also for our parishioners who are in hos-pitals, nursing homes and our shut ins.

SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS

Isabelle Allen George Bessler Jeff Bickel David Boyd Mariana Brandao Alice V. Brown Kenneth Brown Chuck Burton Mary B. Buskey Milagro Castillo Mary Childers Mike Childers Delma Chimelis Frank Chinchar Carmen Cisnero Isa Collazo Mary Cooper Phillip Cusmano Lissette Dayhou Ramon Diaz Gail Diestler Jack and Lucy Dietz Kevin Dion Dylan Edward Manuel Escamilla Tom Esgro Nila Espinola Bertha Fyda Marie Georges Mary Gibson Lauren Gillihan Kirk Goetz

Olga Gonzales Maria Gonzalez Patrick Hardy Robert Hasty Paul Hunter Greg Jackson Trudy Jorge Rodrigo Jurado Joyce Kielpinski Sue Ellen Krick Mimi Kuhla Erica Lacayo John Large Daniela C. LaRosa Michael Lloyd Rudy Lopez Andrea Maleska Elba Martinez Priscilla Mauricio Bonnie McCurdy Matthew T. McLane, Sr.

Don McNally, Jr. Bill McNamee Maria Merlo Cindy Morgan Fr. Jonathan Niehaus John O’Brien Mary E. O’Brien Manuel Ortiz Dolores Osterstuck Tina Palermo Anne Patchill Bob Patterson

JR Pearce Angelo Perez Carol Perez Peter Proley Lydia Quesada Edna Rano-Mapugay

Lois Reynolds Violet Riche Delores Roberta Maria Robles Evaristo Rodriguez Roland Rodriguez Ewen Rosale Humberto Sanchez Brenda Sandy Kiki Santiago Bill Seemann Macario Sosa Bill and Angie Spink Elizabeth Suarez Janet Taylor TCWM Sheli Thomas Javanna Vasconcellos Ines Velazquez Mercedes Viera Jerry Wegman Ty Wegman Selwyn Williams Bruno Zabukas Dale Zgurzynski

† Mass Intentions †

SSGT Angelique Vazquez, Japan LCPL Almoris E. Lugo, Jr. PFC Joshua Luckey, Afghanistan David Valencia PV2 James Phillips, Afghanistan Sergio Pages, Jr. PVT2 Chad Burgess

No gift is too small Every gift changes a life

Please give to the 2012 Annual Pastoral Appeal

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FAITH FORMATION News

REMINDER! There is NO Faith Forma on this Sunday, sessions will resume next Sunday, April 15th.

Last Workshop for First Communion!   Saturday, April 14th. We will gather in St. Michael’s Hall at 9:30AM.

TOTALLY CATHOLIC BIBLE SCHOOL 2012 IS COMING IN JUNE!!!

Our first planning mee ng will be held WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25TH AT 7PM IN THE FAITH FORMATION OFFICE. PLEASE CALL PHILOMENA @ 813‐885‐7861 IF YOU PLAN TO ATTEND OR WOULD LIKE TO HELP OUT THIS YEAR.  

 

If you would like to help out with Vaca on Bible School this year please call Ms. Phil at 813‐885‐7861. We need site leaders for games, science experiments, music and skits!! VBS runs June 18th – 22nd this year.

THERE’S STILL TIME TO ORDER YOUR TICKETS!! 

The Diocese of St. Petersburg  Catholic Family Day 

Saturday, April 28, 2012  The cost is $50 per person Student Admission (K‐12th grade) Op onal Meal Voucher can be purchased as well. YOU MAY ALSO USE YOUR SEASONS PASS MUST BE PURCHASE IN ADVANCE – DEADLINE TO ORDER IS APRIL 18TH. If you have a seasons pass you may want to take advantage of the meal cket bracelet at a great price.!

Contact, Philomena Johnson in the Faith Forma on Office at 813‐885‐7861 to purchase ckets or for addi onal informa on.

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In keeping with our tradition, we at incarnation catholic school:

Inspire life-long learning, Challenge each individual to be a disciple of Christ and

Strive to live our Catholic faith through service to each other and the community.

INCARNATION CATHOLIC SCHOOL GOD - CHARITY - KNOWLEDGE - FRIENDSHIP

DEUS CARITAS ERUDITIO AMICITIA

Phone: 813.884.4502 * Fax: 813.885.3734 Website: http://www.icstampa.org/  

5111 Webb Road * Tampa, FL 33615

Be who God created you to be.

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE The Duke University Talent Identification Program (Duke TIP) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving academically gifted and talented youth. As a world leader in gifted and talented education, Duke TIP works with students, their families, and educators to identify, recognize, challenge, engage, and help students reach their highest potential. Each year, students around the country are eligible to participate in a highly selective Talent Search for 4th/5th and 7th graders. Students must score in the 95th percentile or higher on a criterion-referenced test, such as the ITBS. Students only need to qualify in one sub-test (math computation, reading, etc.). Based on their scores, they are then eligible to enroll in the Talent Search. Participating in the Talent Search provides stu-dents many exciting, stimulating, and challenging opportunities through online lessons, publications, contests, and accelerated pro-grams. We would like to congratulate the following students who qualified for this incredible honor:

4th grade students: 5th grade students: 7th grade students:

Nicholas Do

Zachary Ellis

Allison Kramer

Luis Jimenez

Ethan Ostrander

Jordan Souvenir

Sarah Torres

Jessica Velte

Ellie Whipple

Jessica Anastasia

Kenley Bruce

Carter Campbell

Brooke DiGiacamo

Alexander Garcia

David Housand

Jennifer Lopez

Lia Morrissey

Alexis Ortega

Margaret Parker

Isabella Pelaez

Carson Phillipp

Marc Martin-Romero

Sebastian Torres

Robert Blazer

Isabel Boyle

Sam Fernandez

Dylan Field

Dominic Mayo

Donte Phillips

Scott Richardson

Steven Schmidt

Olivia Stevens

Quan Trinh

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ALTAR SERVER SCHEDULE April 14/15

4:30 pm: Cameron Carlyon, Taylor Bump, David Gibson, Holliston Wagner

7:30 am: Margaret Parker, Matthew Walsh

9:00 am: Sarah Cureton, Robert Carney, Mickey Carney, Kristen Gajewski

10:30 am: Amberlyne Rosario, Eva Prendergast, Marc Velez, Jack Wood

12:00 pm: Nathaniel Fernandez, Nicholas Ortega, Rafael Villa

Anointing of the Sick gives spiritual strength in the face of suffering. A Parish priest is on call 24 hrs. in cases of emergency. Call the Parish Office at 885-7861. Matrimony (Marriage) - Couples need to contact the Parish Office at 885-7861 before setting a date. The preparation process takes a minimum of 6 months. Holy Orders is for single men answering the call to priesthood. Any man or woman interested in the religious life should contact one of our parish priests or the Diocesan Vocations Director at 345-3338. HOMEBOUND & HOSPITAL MINISTRY - Eucharistic Ministers are available to bring Holy Communion to the sick AT HOME or in TOWN ’N COUNTRY HOSPI-TAL. Please call the Parish Office at 885-7861 to make arrangements.

TREE OF LIFE - MEMORIALS

In memory of a loved one that has passed away you may want to consider the Tree of Life Memorial at the church’s entrance. You may also want to remember a special Anniversary or a family member with a Leaf on the Tree. For information call Connie Hennessey at 884-8326.

RELIGIOUS

ARTICLES

STORE

OPEN:

1/2 HR

BEFORE

& AFTER

THE 4:30PM

SAT. MASS

& ALL

SUNDAY

MASSES

PARISH ACTIVITIES SUNDAY - APRIL 8 MONDAY - APRIL 9 TUESDAY - APRIL 10 9:00 A.M. Job Search Support Group St. Brendan 7:00 P.M. AA Men’s Closed Meetings St. Patrick’s Room 7:00 P.M. Spanish Prayer Group St. Michael’s Hall 7:00 P.M. Prayer Shawl Ministry Faith Formation Office 7:00 P.M. Music Ministry Church

WEDNESDAY - APRIL 11 7:00 P.M. AA Closed Meeting St. Patrick’s Room 7:00 P.M. Al-Anon St. John’s Room 7:30 P.M. Spanish Choir Music Room

THURSDAY - APRIL 12 9:00 A.M. Legion of Mary St. Brendan 11:30 A.M. Our Lady of Mercy Prayer Group Chapel 7:00 P.M. Spanish Intercessions Group Chapel 7:00 P.M. Music Ministry Church 7:00 P.M. Columbiettes St. Patrick’s Room 7:00P.M. Knights of Columbus St. Francis Room

FRIDAY - APRIL 13 7:00 P.M. Spanish Youth Group St. Patrick’s Room

SATURDAY - APRIL 14 7:00 P.M. Spanish Young Adults St. Patrick’s Room

LITURGY GROUPS ALTAR SERVERS DAVID SMITH……………………….885-7861 KAITLIN JOHNSON………………………….885-7861 Or via e-mail [email protected] EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS FR. PHILIP CLEMENT……….…….. 885-7861 READERS WILL BERAN ………………………. 882-0178 MUSIC DIRECTOR DONAL NOONAN………….…..……885-7861 ENVIRONMENT/ART CONNIE HENNESSEY ………………...884-8326 USHERS TOM OSBORN..……………….…...885-3829 VISITORS OF THE SICK FR. PHILIP CLEMENT...….………. 885-7861

PARISH ORGANIZATIONS BIBLE STUDY CARMEN CAYON…….………….... 885-7861 CARNIVAL PAUL/NORMA HUNTER …………...854-1171 COFFEE & DONUTS ALMA SHAMBLIN…………………..886-9365 Or via e-mail [email protected] COLUMBIETTES DALE ZGURZYNSKI…......................885-5228 FINANCE COUNCIL DEACON FRANK JULIAN ………………….... 885-7861 HELPING HAND PARISH OFFICE…..……………..…..885-7861 INC. COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN ALMA SHAMBLIN…………………….886-9365 Or via e-mail [email protected] INC. HOME & SCHOOL KIM FIELD….. ….….884-4502 (School Office) JOB SEARCH SUPPORT HILDA LYONS……[email protected] KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS STAN ZGURZYNSKI………….. … 885-5228 LIFE MINISTRY TERESA TRUBILLA……….….……..841-6563 Or via e-mail [email protected] MEMORIALS-TREE OF LIFE CONNIE HENNESSEY….. ……….. 884-8326 OFFICE VOLUNTEERS IRENE MARTINEZ………………….885-7861 PRAYER GROUP ANA MARSICANO…………………..886-0091 PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY SILVIA RIVERA ...…………………..885-7861 RELIGIOUS ARTICLES STORE CONNIE HENNESSEY……………... 884-8326 SCRIP SCHOOL OFFICE…...…………………….884-4502 SPECIAL EDUCATION ISABEL MORAES……………...…….852-1501 MARY THOMSON………………….. 884-8040 STEWARDSHIP PAUL HUNTER…….………………...854-1171 VOCATIONS COMMITTEE MICHELE & ROGER CARUSO……..962-4556 WELCOMING COMMITTEE EVELYN ROBERTS. …….…………886-6436 & DORIS WHITTLE………………...920-1089

RECEIVING SACRAMENTS BAPTISMS CARMEN CAYON ……………….885-7861 RCIA CARMEN CAYON……….……….885-7861 FIRST EUCHARIST PHILOMENA JOHNSON……….885-7861 CONFIRMATION PHILOMENA JOHNSON…….…885-7861 MARRIAGE PREPARATION FR. PHILIP CLEMENT… .…………...885-7861

To receive Sacraments you must be registered in the parish.

Registration forms are available at the Welcome Table in

St. Michael’s Hall on Sunday mornings or at the Parish

Office during the Week.

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Church of the Incarnation, Tampa, FL Phone: (813) 885-7861

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The Tampa Catholic Crusaderette Dance and Twirling Teams will hold their annual Dance Camp June 11 and 12 in the Tampa Catholic gym. Cost is $55 & includes a T-shirt. Time - 9 to 3, Ages 5 - 12. For further information contact Sue Johnson at 870-0860 x539 or 986-7501. Partic-ipants will have the opportunity to perform with the Crusaderettes at a football game in the fall.

The Tampa Catholic Cheerleaders will hold their annual Cheer Camp June 13, 14, and 15 in the Tampa Catholic gym. Cost is $75 & includes a T-shirt. Time - 9 to 3, Ages 5- 12. For further information contact Tammy at 813-417-0910. Participants will have the opportunity to cheer with the Cheerleaders at a football game in the fall.

Each school year, PAX-Program of Academic Exchange places High School students from around the world with Host Families throughout the USA. This is an educational chance of a lifetime for the students to go to school in the USA & share their culture while learning about the American life-style. Host families bring the world to them, learning about a new culture from their “adopted” son or daughter for a school year, and create a friendship that lasts a lifetime. For more information, please contact Karen @727-329-8060.

The Incarnation Church Carnival has been the largest community event in the Town and Country area for FORTY- EIGHT YEARS. Mark your calendars and plan to join in our celebration of Spring.

ADMISSION IS FREE Invite your friends and family who are not members of our parish community to join us in the celebration.

Incarnation Carnival 2012 April 19,20,21 & 22

CARNIVAL HOURS

Food & Rides

Thursday: 6pm to 10pm

Friday: 6pm to Midnight

Saturday: 2pm to Midnight

Sunday: 1pm to 8pm

THRIFT STORE

HOURS

Wednesday: Donations Only

Thursday: Noon to 9pm

Friday: 9am to 9pm

Saturday: 9am to 9pm

Sunday: 9am to 3:30pm

HALF PRICE RIDE TICKETS

ON SALE THIS WEEKEND

AFTER ALL MASSES

IN THE GAZEBO

We need items to make the following “Theme Baskets”

FOR THE CARNIVAL BASKET BOOTH! Please drop off your donation/items at the church office during the week or the religious store on Sunday. Thank you for your help!

Movie Time Kitchen Chef Golf Course Picnic Day

Teacher’s Classroom

Nursery Rhyme time Coffee Break

Beach Day Toys and Board Games

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Memorials are special ways of honoring the people we love, whether they are living or deceased.

We have Memorial Opportunities available!

We need vestment hangers and concelebrant stoles.

If you are interested in this memorial opportunity please call the parish office and speak with Irene at 813-885-7861 or Email: [email protected]

For more information visit our website at www.icctampa.org and click on “Memorials” under the “About Us” tab.

Pay tribute to a loved one’s

memory...

Join Fr. Philip  in a  three week presentation on  the Latin  (Tridentine) Mass, which 

will explore the basics of the Extraordinary Form of the Mass in order to give a better 

understanding of the words, language, and structure of this most holy prayer.  

We hope this experience will assist you in gaining a respect and appreciation for the 

Extraordinary Form of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass that  is such a  rich part of our 

Catholic heritage. We  also hope  this  experience will  assist  you  in gaining  a better 

appreciation and  a deeper  love  for  the Ordinary  Form of  the Holy Sacrifice of  the 

Mass that we have all become so familiar with over the last 40 years. Session 1: Saturday, April 14 (9:00am - 10:30am) OR Sunday, April 15 (4:00pm - 5:30pm) Session 2: Saturday, April 21 (9:00am - 10:30am) OR Sunday, April 22 (4:00pm - 5:30pm) Session 3: Saturday, April 28 (9:00am - 10:30am) OR Sunday, April 29 (4:00pm - 5:30pm)  

On  Sunday,  May  6th,  we  will  wrap  it  all  up  with  the  celebration  of  the  Latin 

(Tridentine) Mass  at  4:00pm  in  the  Church.  If  you've  never  experienced  the  Latin 

Mass, or  if  it's been years, please come. We'd  love  to have you!   Please go  to our 

website to register www.icctampa.org/latinmass   

JOB SUPPORT MINISTRY NEWS The Incarnation Job Support Ministry will not meet this Tuesday, April 10th. Meetings will resume Tuesday, April 17, 2012 and will be held at our usual place, St. Brendan’s room at 9:00am. Thank you for your continued support. Have a blessed Easter Holiday!

A guest speaker from the Work Force Alliance will be at the next meeting on Tuesday, April 17th. The speaker will specifically discuss WIA and how to apply for money to further your education or to retrain yourselves to become more competitive in the job market.

For more information or to RSVP for the next meeting email: [email protected]

HOLY WEEK THANK YOUS

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped with the

Holy Week and Easter Liturgies. A special thanks to our Music

Ministry, Art & Environment Committee & Liturgical Minis-

ters and everyone else who made this an exceptional Holy time

and Celebration!

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Domingo de Pascua 8 de abril de 2012

No moriré, continuaré viviendo para contar lo que el Señor ha hecho.

— Salmo 118(117):17

LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES Domingo: San Dionisio y Santa Constanza Lunes: San Demetrio Martes: San Ezequiel Miércoles: San Estanislao Jueves: San Julio Viernes: San Martin I Sábado: San Telmo

Nuevo Ministerio en la Iglesia de la Encarnación

Artesanía a Mano de Mantillas de Encaje/Velo de Capilla

Están invitadas a unirse a un nuevo Ministerio en nuestra parroquia para hacer a mano velos de encaje para capilla, también conocido como

“Mantillas” o “Velos”. El uso de la mantilla sobre la cabeza durante la santa Misa es una antigua tradición. En tiempos recientes el cubrirse la cabeza no ha sido una práctica común, pero desde que el Papa Benedicto XVI emitió el motu proprio de 2007 Summorum Pontificum que lo autoriza explícitamente son cada vez más populares. Para más información comuníquese con Connie Hennessey: 813-884-8326.

Carnaval Parroquial 2012

19, 20, 21, 22 de abril

¡LOS ESPERAMOS! Los boletos para montar en los diferentes aparatos están a la venta a mitad de precio: 24 tickets por $10.00 y un súper ticket. Los Brazaletes para montar en los aparatos los 4 días del Carnaval también estarán a la venta cuesta $70.00. Todos los podrá adquirir en el colegio, o en la oficina parroquial durante la semana.

Hermano ven y descubre ese Cristo joven que hay en ti, vive esta cuaresma y pascua junto al grupo juvenil adulto “Vive” todos los sábados de 7:00pm a 9:00pm en el salón St. Patrick. El tema que estamos desarrollando es de la Tecnología: ¿Libertad o esclavitud? “Acuérdate de tu creador ahora que eres joven y que no han llegado los momentos difíciles”

Eclesiastés 12:1.

Creo en el Espíritu Santo

T odos los domingos, en la profesión de fe, afirmamos: “Creo en el Espíritu Santo”. ¿En que se basa nuestra fe en

el Espíritu Santo? Cada vez que aparece el Espíritu Santo en la Biblia es porque va a ocurrir algo grande, nuevo y maravilloso. “En el principio era la nada, pero el Espíritu de Dios flotaba sobre la superficie de las aguas”. Un segundo momento de esta presencia del Espíritu está también en Génesis, cuando Dios modela a Adán “del barro de la tierra”. “Y soplo Dios el aliento de vida”.

Jesús también nos habla del Espíritu y nos ofrece la promesa de un defensor: “Yo rogaré al Padre y les dará otro defensor que

permanecerá con ustedes. Éste es el Espíritu de verdad…” (Jn 14:16-17) “No se preocupen. El Espíritu Santo les enseñara en el

momento lo que hay que decir…” (Lc 12:12) “Les he hablado mientras estaba con ustedes. En adelante

el Espíritu Defensor les va a enseñar todas las cosas”... (Jn 14:25-26) Jesús cumplió su promesa en Pentecostés. (Hechos 2:1-5)

¿Qué efectos tiene el Espíritu en nosotros? La presencia del Espíritu Santo transforma profundamente. Los apóstoles se llenaron del Espíritu. Perdieron el miedo y se llenaron de fortaleza y alegría. Los apóstoles no tuvieron fuerza para seguir a Jesús en los momentos difíciles. Pero con la venida del Espíritu hay un gran cambio. Se lanzan a predicar a Cristo muerto y resucitado. El Espíritu actúa también en los corazones de los que lo escuchan. Así empieza la Iglesia. El Espíritu Santo no sólo anima a las personas una por una, sino que las impulsa a reunirse, a crear comunidad. Lo que sucede en cada comunidad cristiana y en toda la Iglesia no es sólo obra de las personas, sino principalmente del Espíritu Santo.

El Espíritu continua obrando en nosotros La acción del Espíritu Santo no fue sólo para los primeros cristianos, sino para todos nosotros. No siempre es fácil vivir como Jesús. Encontramos muchos obstáculos. Pero Cristo nos comunica su Espíritu desde el día de nuestro bautismo para ayudarnos a hacer bien las cosas y vivir como discípulos suyos, unidos a la comunidad cristiana y a toda la Iglesia. El Espíritu nos alienta, nos da fuerza para vencer la tentación, nos empuja por el camino del bien. Los dones del Espíritu se conocen: En que las personas reconocen que Jesús es el Señor:

profesan fe en Jesús y en su mensaje. En que los dones se ponen al servicio del bien común, de la

Iglesia. En que las personas buscan la caridad. ©Carmen F. Aguinaco Nuestra Parroquia 2012

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TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE Pascua viene de una palabra hebrea pesah que quiere decir “lugar de pastos” e indica el final de un periodo de ayuno. La Pascua Judía celebra la libertad del cautiverio de Egipto. El cristianismo, siendo en su origen una secta judía, tomo la fiesta de la Pascua para celebrar la muerte y resurrección de Jesús quien nos da la libertad del cautiverio pecaminoso de nuestras vidas. Eventualmente el uso de “Pascua” pasó a indicar cualquier evento en la vida de Jesús que añade a la libertad que nos obtuvo en su vida, cruz y resurrección. He aquí porque tradicionalmente se hablaba de la Pascua del Nacimiento, la Pascua Florida o Pascua de Resurrección y la Pascua del Espíritu Santo (Pentecostés) y todavía en grandes fiestas religiosas del año la gente se saluda con “Felices pascuas”. En EE.UU., Argentina y otros países se celebra la Pascua (Easter en inglés) con la búsqueda de huevos multicolores y supuestamente traídos por una coneja. Easter era una diosa teutónica cuyos símbolos eran el huevo y la coneja, símbolos de vida y fertilidad que pasaron a representar la nueva vida que se nos da al ser liberados del pecado por la pascua de Jesús. —Fray Gilberto Cavazos�Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co. LA FE EN CRISTO La fe en Cristo y el compromiso con Él llevan consigo la garantía de una vida para siempre y... el estímulo de la esperanza para luchar constantemente contra todo aquello que amenaza la existencia humana. —Anónimo

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Un pensamiento: “En la tierra hasta la alegría suele parar en tristeza; pero para quien vive según Cristo, incluso las penas se truecan en gozo.”

Sabías que…. El color blanco en la liturgia se utiliza principalmente en Navidad y Pascua, así como en fiestas marianas, de santos y de ángeles. El color blanco simboliza la pureza

y la integridad de la vida de fe.

LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA

Lunes: Hch 2:14, 22-33; Mt 28:8-15 Martes: Hch 2:36-41; Jn 20:11-18 Miércoles: Hch 3:1-10; Lc 24:13-35 Jueves: Hch 3:11-26; Lc 24:35-48 Viernes: Hch 4:1-12; Jn 21:1-14 Sábado: Hch 4:13-21; Mc 16:9-15 Domingo: Hch 4:32-35; Sal 118 (117); 1 Jn 5:1-6; Jn 20: 19-31


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