May 5, 2019 —Third Week of Easter 5 de Mayo, 2019 —Tercer Semana de Pascua St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Community Roman Catholic Diocese of Reno Rev. William Nadeau, Pastor 701 Mt Rose Hwy, Incline Village, NV 89451 775.831.0490 office 775.831.2045 fax www.sftahoe.org DECLARACION de MISION: Hacer discípulos que compartan con alegría sus regalos y vivan el Evangelio con Jesucristo. MISSION STATEMENT: Making disciples who joyfully share their gifts to live the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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May 5, 2019 —Third Week of Easter 5 de Mayo, 2019 —Tercer Semana de Pascua
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Community Roman Catholic Diocese of Reno Rev. William Nadeau, Pastor
701 Mt Rose Hwy, Incline Village, NV 89451 775.831.0490 office 775.831.2045 fax www.sftahoe.org
DECLARACION de MISION:
Hacer discípulos que compartan con alegría sus regalos y vivan
el Evangelio con Jesucristo.
MISSION STATEMENT:
Making disciples who joyfully share their gifts to live the
Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Welcome to Saint Francis of Assisi / Bienvenida a St. Francisco de Asís
OFFICE HOURS Monday through Saturday 9 am to 5 pm
Mass Times / Horario de Misa:
Saturday: 5 pm in English
Sunday: 9 am & 11 am in English / 5 pm en Español
Weekdays: 9 am—Tuesday—Friday (+Mondays in Lent)
Reconciliation: Saturdays at 4 pm or by appointment.
Sacraments /Sacramentos
Baptism/Bautizo: Pre-baptismal English Classes are held the first Tuesday of each month; call Cathy Cecil at (775) 622-3378
or Sue Marshall at (908) 872-6054. Spanish Classes are held
on the first Monday of each month. Call Natividad Morales
(775) 815-6835. Clases Pre-bautismales en ingles cada primer
martes del mes; hable con Cathy Cecil at (775) 622-3378 o
Sue Marshall a (908) 872-6054. En español, cada primer lunes
del mes hable Natividad Morales, a (775) 815-6835.
Ministry to the Homebound / Eucaristía en Casa: Please call Linda Larish at (775) 831-3690, or Pat Lucas at
(530) 400-3992, o hable a la oficina.
Marriage Preparation/Preparación de Matrimonio: For English, call Patti & Tom Franz at [email protected]
DECLARACION de MISION: Hacer discípulos que compartan con alegría sus regalos y vivan el Evangelio con Jesucristo.
DECLARACION de VISION: Ser una comunidad vibrante que celebra, ora, estudia, da y que comparte su fe. Nos guiamos por el Espíritu Santo y nos involucramos en el Ministerio con otros a través del amor por Dios.
MISSION STATEMENT: Making disciples who joyfully share their gifts to live the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
VISION STATEMENT: To be a vibrant community that welcomes, prays, studies, gives, and shares our faith. We are guided by the Holy Spirit as we engage in ministry with others through our love of God.
Parish Ministries & Programs / Ministerios y Programas de Parroquia In a wonderful and committed sense of
Christian stewardship, St. Francis of Assisi disciples are active in over 40 ministries and programs. We strongly encourage you
to get involved in a ministry which serves as a good use of your passion, time, talent, and treasure. For a complete listing of all
ministries, programs, and contacts, please visit our website at SFTahoe.org. You can also access our bulletins, homilies and a
wide array of information. We especially encourage you to take advantage of Online Giving (OLG), a feature which allows you
to make donations — regular and one-time — all online. This mode of giving is convenient and simple to use, and provides year
BULLETIN REQUESTS: Please submit notices and articles for the church bulletin to Lynne Cibulsky at [email protected] by Tuesday at 5 pm. All requests are subject to approval and space-availability.
Stewardship & Community / Administración y Comunidad
Weekly Collection (Week Ending April 28, 2019)
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May 5 - 12, 2019
2nd Collection this Weekend for
Catholic Home Missions
Sunday, May 5th 9 am Mass (English)
10 am Baptism
11 am Masses (English)
5 pm Mass (Spanish)
Monday, May 6th
4 pm Centering Prayer Group
6-9 pm Crecimiento Bíblico
Tuesday, May 7th
9 am Daily Mass
Wednesday, May 8th
9 am Daily Mass
5 pm Baptism
Thursday, May 9th
9 am Daily Mass
3-4:30 pm Choir Rehearsal
Friday, May 10th 9 am Daily Mass
9:30 am Bible Study (Final Session)
Saturday, May 11th 10 am Baptisms
4 pm Reconciliation
5 pm Mass
Sunday, May 12th 9 am Mass (English)
11 am Masses (English)
5 pm Mass (Spanish)
Adoration of the Eucharist is held on the first Thursday each
month from 8-9 am before Daily Mass.
Anointing of the Sick is offered on the first Friday of each month
immediately after Daily Mass or by appointment.
Reconciliation is scheduled on Saturday at 4 pm and by
appointment.
Low-Gluten Hosts* are available for Communion. Please ask one of
our Hospitality Ministers or our Cantor for assistance. (*sanctioned by
the USCCB)
Tuesday, May 7th at 9 am Michael Mimiaga (Healing) by Carol & Frank Coughlin
Wednesday, May 8th at 9 am Roxanne Cates (Birthday) by MaryAnn
Thursday, May 9th at 9 am Emma Alden (Healing) by Deborah & John Maloof
Friday, May 10th at 9 am Mercedes Kare† by Amuer & Bill Phillips
Saturday, May 11th at 5 pm Deacon James Hitch† by Christine Lewis
Sunday, May 12th
9 am: Marcie Johnson† by Katy & Richard Lyons 11 am: Marge Sylvester† by Katy & Richard Lyons
5 pm: Peter Strand (Healing) by Monica & Dave
Envelope $ 3,062
Non-Envelope $ 5,536
Online Giving $ 1,398
TOTAL
Primary Collection
$ 9,996
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Have a smile for everyone, not just the people
you know. Make room in the pew. If you are
able, park a bit farther away to leave parking
spaces close to the church for those who need
them.
In today’s Gospel, we find the Apostles dejected and discouraged following the death of our Lord.
Poor Peter decides to throw in the towel on the whole disciple thing and go back to his old way of life, declaring, “I’m going fishing.” Upon hearing this, the other disciples follow him.
But look how Jesus treats the disciples during their “backslide.” He is right there with them in the midst of it, already waiting for them on the shore when they come back from their unsuccessful return to the fishing
business (after abandoning their mission as disciples). Our Lord greets them with tenderness, asking, “Children, have you caught anything to eat?” Then he gives them some fishing pointers, which lead to such a miraculous catch of fish that they finally recognize Him as the risen Lord. Wanting them to be at ease with Him, Jesus then feeds them breakfast. How gracious He is to them! Let’s allow ourselves to be renewed with Easter hope on our discipleship journey, secure in the knowledge that Jesus is walking alongside us each step of the way.
During this Easter Season, when our readings focus on the first disciples, we have the opportunity to reflect on our own discipleship by focusing on one part of our VISION Statement each week:
VISION: To be a vibrant community that prays, studies, gives, and shares our faith…
Welcoming is what we do!
Welcome everyone! Seek out someone you’ve not met before and introduce yourself! Learn others’ names.
Come early, leave late. Instead of rushing to Mass, make an effort to be there on time. Don’t rush out at the end of Mass…or right after Communion. Make room in your busy life to greet and spend time with others at Mass.
Be enthusiastic about our parish as you greet others in the name of Christ. Feel free to invite strangers to sit next to you or join you at hospitality after Mass or upcoming parish events.
Say goodbye with genuine warmth. After Mass, bid farewell, not only to your friends but also to newcomers and visitors, invite them to return again.
