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Twenty– Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Parables demands careful reading. There is little detailed description about the characters in to-day’s gospel. It is never said that the rich man is wicked. We are never told that Lazarus badgers him for help which he actively refuses. Between them, however, lies an abyss that cannot be bridged. It is the abyss of unawareness and self-sufficiency. The anesthetized conscience of the rich man is no longer touched by the reproach of poverty. Thus we can understand Jesus’ warnings: “How hard it will be for the rich to go into the kingdom of God. Indeed, it is easier for a camel to go through a needle’s eye than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven” (Luke 18:25). Sometimes we read on the door of elegant build-ings: “No soliciting”. What if the prohibition were found reversed at the threshold of the king-dom, “ The rich need not apply.” That is the pic-ture Luke seems to paint. Is there no redemption then for the rich? At the door of the kingdom there are no rich and poor. Both are saved by the word of God. That word reveals to men and women their radical in-terdependence. The self-sufficiency of the rich can blind them to the Lazarus at their gates. The affluence of our society can close our eyes to the cries of the third world. In neglecting their needs, we exclude ourselves from the table of the kingdom.
Viva las Fiestas !!! Please join us for fun, food and
Entertainment!!! Our raffle will end the fiesta on Sunday, September 30, at 8:00 P.M. be sure your tickets are in no later than 6:00 P.M to be en-
tered in the raffle. Thanks you for your cooperation.
Rosary Rally
Sunday, October 6, 2:00 P.M. Isotopes Park Rosary, Mass, Annual Consecration Main Presider: Archbishop Michael J. Sheehan, STL. JCD
Blessed are those who have not seen and have believed. John 20:29
Dear Parishioners,
Pope Stops naming monsignors—Pope Francis has stopped granting priests the honorary title of “monsignor” in advance of an October meeting with several cardinals on possible reforms in the Catholic Church, the London-based Catholic weekly The Tablet has reported. According to The Tablet’s Rome correspondent Robert Mickens, Francis first made the decision in April shortly after his election as pope. The decision was also reported by the Rome daily Il Messagero. The title monsignor is an honorific of sorts normally granted to priests as a reward for service to the church or as a sign of some special function they serve in church govern-ance. The title is usually granted by the pope on the recommendation of the priest’s local bishop. Some have criticized the practice, saying it leads to an air of careerism in the church. Also the naming of monsignors is a way of making money or filling Vatican coffers. The cost for the honorific title is as follows as reported by the Catho-lic Weekly from London, The Tablet: $27,980 (US Dollars), £17,000 (British Pounds), €20, 700 Euros or ₤40,000,000,000 (Italian Lira). Can you imagine
the glee of an Italian Curial Official (Monsignor or Bishop or Archbishop working at the Vatican) receiving 40 Billion Italian Lira just for an ap-pointment of one monsignor . Many years ago the beloved Archbishop Sanchez received a letter from the Vatican noting as Archbishop of Santa Fe (already for many years) that he had never named any monsignors. The letter essentially pressured Archbishop Sanchez to name monsignors and essentially saying “We ex-pect you to name monsignors.” Forced to do thus he named a very faith-ful and good pastor and his vicar general a monsignor. Know that in the Church there are many good priests and pastors who have never desired the title and there are those who absolutely yearn for it (these are certainly devastated at this news from Good Pope Francis). Nor-mally the priest is not saddled with paying for the title. This usually comes from the coffers of the Diocese. How many bishops would actually take the funds out of their own pockets? The priests normally are responsible for ordering the unique soutaine or cassock with the distinctive monsigno-rial purple colored buttons, piping and water-stained silk cincture. This is normally done at Gammarelli (the official Papal Tailor) on the Via Santa Chiara in Rome near the Pantheon. This street and surrounding Gamma-relli are the shops that display in their windows and sell among other things, “Nun’s Underwear.” These shops must be patronized by the new conservative orders of nuns which have arose the past thirty five years. Truly, check it out with a stroll along Via Santa Chiara when in Rome. But I regress. Regarding being made a monsignor, a priest friend of mine was so upset when he was told this by his bishop. He commented that his bishop had never supported him and when the bishop was ready to retire suddenly saddled him with a title that he had to live with for the rest of his life. My friend refused to pay the Vatican for the honor (the money must have come from his bankrupt diocese) and he refused to buy the outfit. He still prefers to go by his title “Father” rather than “Monsignor.” Again, to the point that this practice has lead to careerism in the Church—there is the belief that one can get favored or advanced in their position if one is routinely contributing monies into the Vatican coffers. Bravo, Pope Francis!
Linen Minister Schedule Diane
Saturday 10/05/2013 4:00 PM
Sunday 10/06/2013
8:00AM
Sunday 10/06/2013 10:00 AM
Sunday 10/06/2013 12:00PM
Lectors T. Fresquez S. Ortega
G. Lucero S. Radillo A. Coronel
School Children B.A. Fuentes I. Fuentes
EMS
T. Fresquez T. Fresquez
J. Ortiz E. Ortega S. Ortega
P. Gutierrez
A. Coronel S. Radillo R. Padilla E. Padilla A. Lucero
A.J. Morales
T. Griffin E. Hoolihan
N. Silva J. Meek
G. Corona J. Lopez
T. Anderson C. Lopez R. Duran O. Smith T. Tafoya E. Lopez
Altar Servers
Issac Shea
Carlos Ana
Pedro
School Mass Mariah Christina
Give and it will be given to you. Thank you for your contributions which make possible
the ministries of our parish. Collections ending September 22, 2013
Regular Sunday Collection $5311.93 Concert $ 60.00 St. Vincent de Paul $ 22.00 School Support $ 49.00 Building Fund $ 92.00 $ 000.00
Please use your offering envelopes or the temporary envelopes that are provided at the front of the church when making your
donations. If possible please use checks.
Please Pray for the sick in Our Parish Gabriel Shooter Delgado, Florinda Cortez & Family, Frank Gurule, Joe Montoya, Tommy Guzman, Valerie Cordova, Art Leonard Lovato, Trinie Chavez, Eva & Raquel Sandoval, Patrick J. Espinosa, Henry Mar-tinez, Lydia Jaramillo, Estefanita Moreno, Linda Salazar, Linda Gonza-les, Theresa Hernandez, Lourdes Gurule, Mae Sisneros, Sarah Griego, Anselmo Serrano, Bertha Griego, Fr. Ron Carrillo, SF, Carla Flores, Aaron Armijo, Eddie A. Chavez, Marie Chavez, Janet & Fidel Lucero Jr., Leo Cordova, Rebecca Salazar, Helen Jaramillo, Sandi Rae Chavez, Maggie Morales, Rita Sanchez, Julia Alvarado, Charles Ludberg, Mary Chavez, Gene Chavez, Jeff Baker, Jerry Chavez, Marlene Brockmann, Ernest Benavidez, Tony Sedillo,, Frances Meek , Anthony Cuellar, Jose-phine Dominguez, Ernest Cordero, Carla Flores, Joe
Our School Year is now in Session. Thanks for your Support. St. Therese Catho-lic School is accepting en-rollment in Pre K - 8 grade. Our school is lo-cated at 311 Shropshire Pl. NW a north valley residen-tial community. We offer
academic excellence and spiritual growth to students. Why not invest in your children's future today! Visit our website at www.stthereseschoolabq.org for infor-mation or contact the school at 344-4479. Thank you.
St. Therese Catholic School is Going Green Help us to Go Green! St. Therese Catholic School is investing in solar panels to provide electricity for the School. We are providing hope for the future of our school, our children and our planet. Please help. Your donation will provide hope for many genera-tions to come. For further information go to our website www.stthereseschoolabq.org and click on “Greenathon” or call 505-344-4479. Thank you.
Thank You - ACA Campaign
For your pledges to the ACA Campaign fund. Our first rebate for this year has been mailed to us for the amount of $948.58. Each parish is assessed by the Archdiocese according to its income. Our parish has been assessed $22,500.00 as its goal for this year. Once that goal has been reached any funds over this amount are sent as a rebate to the parish. We hum-bly request that you consider your income and make a pledge accordingly to the Ministries of the Archdio-cese.
A Remembrance Service
Honoring The Lives Of Babies Gone Too Soon It doesn’t matter whether it’s the loss of a child
during pregnancy or after birth, the death of a child is one of the most profound blows suffered in life - an incredible
grief. Please join
FRENCH—Funerals & Cremations to celebrate, honor and remember the lives of babies gone
too soon. Saturday, October 19, 2013 ~ 1:00 pm
10500 Lomas Blvd., NE Please RSVP by Oct. 10, 2013 to Linda Phelps: 505.842.7166 or [email protected]
In Support of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day
Thank you and God Bless.
“Thank You” to our bulletin advertisers!
The advertisements pay for our bulletins. ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK
Ortega’s Propane 298-1000
Twenty– Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Parables demands careful reading. There is little detailed description about the characters in to-day’s gospel. It is never said that the rich man is wicked. We are never told that Lazarus badgers him for help which he actively refuses. Between them, however, lies an abyss that cannot be bridged. It is the abyss of unawareness and self-sufficiency. The anesthetized conscience of the rich man is no longer touched by the reproach of poverty. Thus we can understand Jesus’ warnings: “How hard it will be for the rich to go into the kingdom of God. Indeed, it is easier for a camel to go through a needle’s eye than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven” (Luke 18:25). Sometimes we read on the door of elegant build-ings: “No soliciting”. What if the prohibition were found reversed at the threshold of the king-dom, “ The rich need not apply.” That is the pic-ture Luke seems to paint. Is there no redemption then for the rich? At the door of the kingdom there are no rich and poor. Both are saved by the word of God. That word reveals to men and women their radical in-terdependence. The self-sufficiency of the rich can blind them to the Lazarus at their gates. The affluence of our society can close our eyes to the cries of the third world. In neglecting their needs, we exclude ourselves from the table of the kingdom.
Viva las Fiestas !!! Please join us for fun, food and
Entertainment!!! Our raffle will end the fiesta on Sunday, September 30, at 8:00 P.M. be sure your tickets are in no later than 6:00 P.M to be en-
tered in the raffle. Thanks you for your cooperation.
Rosary Rally
Sunday, October 6, 2:00 P.M. Isotopes Park Rosary, Mass, Annual Consecration Main Presider: Archbishop Michael J. Sheehan, STL. JCD
Blessed are those who have not seen and have believed. John 20:29
Dear Parishioners,
Pope Stops naming monsignors—Pope Francis has stopped granting priests the honorary title of “monsignor” in advance of an October meeting with several cardinals on possible reforms in the Catholic Church, the London-based Catholic weekly The Tablet has reported. According to The Tablet’s Rome correspondent Robert Mickens, Francis first made the decision in April shortly after his election as pope. The decision was also reported by the Rome daily Il Messagero. The title monsignor is an honorific of sorts normally granted to priests as a reward for service to the church or as a sign of some special function they serve in church govern-ance. The title is usually granted by the pope on the recommendation of the priest’s local bishop. Some have criticized the practice, saying it leads to an air of careerism in the church. Also the naming of monsignors is a way of making money or filling Vatican coffers. The cost for the honorific title is as follows as reported by the Catho-lic Weekly from London, The Tablet: $27,980 (US Dollars), £17,000 (British Pounds), €20, 700 Euros or ₤40,000,000,000 (Italian Lira). Can you imagine
the glee of an Italian Curial Official (Monsignor or Bishop or Archbishop working at the Vatican) receiving 40 Billion Italian Lira just for an ap-pointment of one monsignor . Many years ago the beloved Archbishop Sanchez received a letter from the Vatican noting as Archbishop of Santa Fe (already for many years) that he had never named any monsignors. The letter essentially pressured Archbishop Sanchez to name monsignors and essentially saying “We ex-pect you to name monsignors.” Forced to do thus he named a very faith-ful and good pastor and his vicar general a monsignor. Know that in the Church there are many good priests and pastors who have never desired the title and there are those who absolutely yearn for it (these are certainly devastated at this news from Good Pope Francis). Nor-mally the priest is not saddled with paying for the title. This usually comes from the coffers of the Diocese. How many bishops would actually take the funds out of their own pockets? The priests normally are responsible for ordering the unique soutaine or cassock with the distinctive monsigno-rial purple colored buttons, piping and water-stained silk cincture. This is normally done at Gammarelli (the official Papal Tailor) on the Via Santa Chiara in Rome near the Pantheon. This street and surrounding Gamma-relli are the shops that display in their windows and sell among other things, “Nun’s Underwear.” These shops must be patronized by the new conservative orders of nuns which have arose the past thirty five years. Truly, check it out with a stroll along Via Santa Chiara when in Rome. But I regress. Regarding being made a monsignor, a priest friend of mine was so upset when he was told this by his bishop. He commented that his bishop had never supported him and when the bishop was ready to retire suddenly saddled him with a title that he had to live with for the rest of his life. My friend refused to pay the Vatican for the honor (the money must have come from his bankrupt diocese) and he refused to buy the outfit. He still prefers to go by his title “Father” rather than “Monsignor.” Again, to the point that this practice has lead to careerism in the Church—there is the belief that one can get favored or advanced in their position if one is routinely contributing monies into the Vatican coffers. Bravo, Pope Francis!
Linen Minister Schedule Diane
Saturday 10/05/2013 4:00 PM
Sunday 10/06/2013
8:00AM
Sunday 10/06/2013 10:00 AM
Sunday 10/06/2013 12:00PM
Lectors T. Fresquez S. Ortega
G. Lucero S. Radillo A. Coronel
School Children B.A. Fuentes I. Fuentes
EMS
T. Fresquez T. Fresquez
J. Ortiz E. Ortega S. Ortega
P. Gutierrez
A. Coronel S. Radillo R. Padilla E. Padilla A. Lucero
A.J. Morales
T. Griffin E. Hoolihan
N. Silva J. Meek
G. Corona J. Lopez
T. Anderson C. Lopez R. Duran O. Smith T. Tafoya E. Lopez
Altar Servers
Issac Shea
Carlos Ana
Pedro
School Mass Mariah Christina
Give and it will be given to you. Thank you for your contributions which make possible
the ministries of our parish. Collections ending September 22, 2013
Regular Sunday Collection $5311.93 Concert $ 60.00 St. Vincent de Paul $ 22.00 School Support $ 49.00 Building Fund $ 92.00 $ 000.00
Please use your offering envelopes or the temporary envelopes that are provided at the front of the church when making your
donations. If possible please use checks.
Please Pray for the sick in Our Parish Gabriel Shooter Delgado, Florinda Cortez & Family, Frank Gurule, Joe Montoya, Tommy Guzman, Valerie Cordova, Art Leonard Lovato, Trinie Chavez, Eva & Raquel Sandoval, Patrick J. Espinosa, Henry Mar-tinez, Lydia Jaramillo, Estefanita Moreno, Linda Salazar, Linda Gonza-les, Theresa Hernandez, Lourdes Gurule, Mae Sisneros, Sarah Griego, Anselmo Serrano, Bertha Griego, Fr. Ron Carrillo, SF, Carla Flores, Aaron Armijo, Eddie A. Chavez, Marie Chavez, Janet & Fidel Lucero Jr., Leo Cordova, Rebecca Salazar, Helen Jaramillo, Sandi Rae Chavez, Maggie Morales, Rita Sanchez, Julia Alvarado, Charles Ludberg, Mary Chavez, Gene Chavez, Jeff Baker, Jerry Chavez, Marlene Brockmann, Ernest Benavidez, Tony Sedillo,, Frances Meek , Anthony Cuellar, Jose-phine Dominguez, Ernest Cordero, Carla Flores, Joe
Our School Year is now in Session. Thanks for your Support. St. Therese Catho-lic School is accepting en-rollment in Pre K - 8 grade. Our school is lo-cated at 311 Shropshire Pl. NW a north valley residen-tial community. We offer
academic excellence and spiritual growth to students. Why not invest in your children's future today! Visit our website at www.stthereseschoolabq.org for infor-mation or contact the school at 344-4479. Thank you.
St. Therese Catholic School is Going Green Help us to Go Green! St. Therese Catholic School is investing in solar panels to provide electricity for the School. We are providing hope for the future of our school, our children and our planet. Please help. Your donation will provide hope for many genera-tions to come. For further information go to our website www.stthereseschoolabq.org and click on “Greenathon” or call 505-344-4479. Thank you.
Thank You - ACA Campaign
For your pledges to the ACA Campaign fund. Our first rebate for this year has been mailed to us for the amount of $948.58. Each parish is assessed by the Archdiocese according to its income. Our parish has been assessed $22,500.00 as its goal for this year. Once that goal has been reached any funds over this amount are sent as a rebate to the parish. We hum-bly request that you consider your income and make a pledge accordingly to the Ministries of the Archdio-cese.
A Remembrance Service
Honoring The Lives Of Babies Gone Too Soon It doesn’t matter whether it’s the loss of a child
during pregnancy or after birth, the death of a child is one of the most profound blows suffered in life - an incredible
grief. Please join
FRENCH—Funerals & Cremations to celebrate, honor and remember the lives of babies gone
too soon. Saturday, October 19, 2013 ~ 1:00 pm
10500 Lomas Blvd., NE Please RSVP by Oct. 10, 2013 to Linda Phelps: 505.842.7166 or [email protected]
In Support of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day
Thank you and God Bless.
“Thank You” to our bulletin advertisers!
The advertisements pay for our bulletins. ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK
Ortega’s Propane 298-1000
Shrine of the Little Flower St. Therese of the Infant Jesus Parish Albuquerque, NM
*A privately owned business licensed by the Archdiocese of Santa Fe Published by JCPress • [email protected] • 505-856-0333
catholic communicatorThe
AN OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF SANTA FE*
deep misery. The Arch-diocese now offers Retrou-vaille weekends in both English and Spanish. To register for a weekend on October 11-13 (Spanish), call 890-3495 in Albuquer-que or 1-800-470-2230.
Friends, Fellowship and Fun • Serra Club of Al-buquerque • Join us on October 3 • 6:15pm • at the Church of the Annun-
ciation, St. Magdalene Hall. All attendees will be treated to a dinner following our general meeting. Please RSVP to Serraclubalbuquerque.org or call John at 314-7700 or Eve at 823-2851. The Serra Club mission is “To foster and affirm vocations to the priesthood and vowed religious life.” We look forward to your RSVP and seeing you on October 3.
Introduction to the Church of Vatican II. Two classes begin October 1 and October 2 • Five sessions each, ending April 15 • 6:30-8:30pm • Our Lady of the Assumption, Albuquerque • $10 • Call Rosalie 505-831-8179, or [email protected] You can also register on-line: https://secure.acceptiva.com/?cst=3cbb4e.
Relics of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, a recent gift from the Carmelite Sisters of Lisieux have arrived at our own Shrine of the Little Flower, The Parish and School of Saint Therese in Albuquerque. They will be taken out for public and per-sonal veneration on October 1, (Memorial of Theresa of the Child Jesus) at 8:00am (this Mass is observed as a Solemnity at The Shrine of the Little Flower). Please join us at Glorious Saint Therese, The Shrine of the Little Flower, 3424 Fourth Street NW, Albuquerque 87107 • www.littleflowerabq.org • 505-344-8050.
Golf with Priests • The Serra Club of Albuquerque would like to invite you to participate in our biannual golf tourna-ment with the priests of the ASF, October 14, at Tanoan Golf Course. Find sponsorship and registration information at www.serraclubalbuquerque.org or call Tom McCollum: 505-298-6343. Player fee is $125. Special thanks to Daniels Family Funeral Services for being our Premier Sponsor.
Save the Date! Catholic Charities’ Festival of Trees • November 23 • Volunteers needed today! Call 505-724-4602.
Sunday • September 29, 2013 St. Pius X High School pres-ents a fall concert featuring the performing arts students in band, orchestra and both mixed and women’s concert choirs. • October 11 • 7pm • in Stage 2 of St. Cecilia Hall • St. Pius X campus. This event is free and open to the public. Please call 831-8400 for information.
The NM Faith Coalition for Immigrant Justice is host-ing a training for individuals interested in direct service work with families in crisis due to our broken immigration system. The training will be held Saturday, October 12 from 9-3:30pm in the parish hall of Immaculate Concep-tion Church, Albuquerque. The deadline to register for this training is October 4. If you would like to register or to learn more please email Justin Remer-Thamert at [email protected] or call Rene Ronquillo at 247-4271.
Journey of Hope (formerly Beginning Experience) • This weekend program helps grieving, single-again persons emerge from grief into the future with renewed hope. • Friday evening-Sunday afternoon, October 18-20 • Madonna Retreat and Conference Center in Albuquerque • For registration form, call the Family Life Office at 505-831-8117.
Tools for Avoiding Depression with author and licensed social worker, Kay Hockey, seven sessions, Thursdays through November 7. Each session builds on the previous one, so attendance at all is recommended, but not neces-sary. $10/session. Call the Family Life Office to Register, 831-8117.
Young Catholic Singles (YCS) Friends in Faith mark your calendars for: Bible Study Pot Luck, October 1, 6pm • Mass and Hike at Christ in the Desert Monastery, October 5 • Dixon Studio Tour, November 2 • For details, call the Family Life Office at 831-8117.
Seeking facilitators for Love and Logic Parenting Skills Courses as part of the Family Life Ministries. Training is being offered October 10-12. For details, call 831-8117.
Retrouvaille has helped countless couples experiencing marital difficulty at all levels including disillusionment and
Rosary Rally
44th Annual Rosary RallySunday • October 6 • 2:00pm • Isotopes Park
“Increase Our Faith”
Most Rev. Michael J. Sheehan, Archbishop Of Santa FeMain Celebrant
Rev. Msgr. Richard OlonaHomilist
Rosary • Mass • Annual Consecration
Everyone Welcome! Call Deacon Manuel Montoya • 344-3791
Mass Intentions Twenty –Sixth Sunday
In Ordinary Time
Saturday, September 28, 2013 Zec 2: 5-9, 14-15a; Lk 9: 43b-45 8:00 AM †Albert Vallejos By: Family †Michael Meek By: Mom & Dad
4:00 PM FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE PARISH
Sunday, September 29, 2013 Am 6: 1a, 4-7; 1 Tm 6:11-16; Lk 16:19-31 8:00 AM †Aaron Jon Cortez By: Family †Socorro Gaspar de Castillo (1st Anniver sary) By: Familia Ramos Castillo In honor of St. Michael By: Linda Thayer-White 10:00 AM †Amada Cortez By: Steve & Ernestine Cortez †Mark Edwin Sisneros (31st Anniversary) By: Sisneros & Martinez Family †Michael Duran By: Ona Bellino 12:00 PM †Thru the Intercession of St. Peregrino for the health of Charles Ludberg By: Mom & Dad Archuleta †Eddie Baca By: Evelyn Alarid & Family Thru the Intercession of Sacred Heart for the health of Michael Cordova By: Mom Julia Special Intentions of Life Teen
Monday, September 30, 2013 Zec 8: 1-8; Lk 9: 46-50 8:00 AM COMMUNION SERVICES
Tuesday, October 1, 2013 Zec 8: 20-23; Lk 9: 51-56 8:00 AM †For the Holy Souls in Purgatory By: Margaret Sanchez
Wednesday, October 2, 2013 Neh 2: 1-8; Mt 18: 1-5, 10 8:00 AM For the health of Frank & Georgina Chavez By: Dolores Vallejos
Thursday, October 3, 2013 Neh 8: 1-4a, 5-6, 7b-12; Lk 10: 1-12 8:00 AM †Felisiana B. Gonzales (1st Anniversary) & Jose L. Gonzales By: Pearl & Rose
Friday, October 4, 2013 Bar 1: 15-22 Lk 10: 13-16 8:00 AM †Andrea, Vicenta & Clara Arretche By: St. Therese Parish †Peggy Searton By: Felix & Lisa Garcia †Anthony Moya By: Michelle Moya
Saturday, October 5, 2013 Bar 4: 5-12, 27-29; Lk 10: 17-24 8:00 AM †John Reid By: Norma Reid
4:00 PM †Anthony J. Vigil ($th Anniversary) By: Family †Louise C. Alarid (19th Anniversary) By: Family †Estrella Garcia (8th Anniversary) By: Neyda Casaus
6:00 PM Marriage Convalidation Arturo & Elva Salinas
Sunday, October 6, 2013 Hb 1: 2-3, 2:2-4; 2 Tm 1: 6-8, 13-14; Lk 17: 5-10 8:00 AM FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE PARISH
10:00 AM †Dora Gallegos (4th Anniversary) By: The Nunez & Gallegos Families †Charlotte B. Espinosa (1st Anniversary) By: Her Sister Mary In Honor of St. Jude By: Carmen Scott
12:00 PM †Mr. & Mrs. Jose Cordero & deceased family members By: Ernest Cordero †Jose, Celia, & Chris Gabaldon By: Patricia Lucero †Joseph Goh & deceased family members By: Leina Dinkel Special Intentions of Life Teen
A MORNING PRAYER WRITTEN BY ST. THERESE
O my God! I offer Thee all my actions of this day for the intentions and for the
glory of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. I desire to sanctify every beat of my heart, my every thought, my simplest works, by uniting them to Its infinite merits; and I wish to make reparation for my
sins by casting them into the furnace of Its Merciful Love.
O my God! I ask of Thee for myself and for those whom I hold dear, the grace to fulfill perfectly Thy Holy Will, to accept for love of Thee the joys and sorrows of this passing life, so that we may one day
be united together in heaven for all Eternity. Amen.
St. Therese of the Child Jesus Pray for Us October 1
