WEEKLY EVENTS EVENTOS SEMANALES MONDAY - LUNES Religious Education For Children (Sept-Apr) 5-7:15 PM —School & Hall Legión de María —3:30 P.M. Conf. Room Discipulos de Emaus—7:15 PM Rm 3 Elohim – 7:15 P.M. Rm 4 Adult Bible Class—7:00 P.M. Casa San Juan Grupo de Oración—7:00 P.M. Church RICA (Español)—7:15 -9 P.M. Hall (Aug-Apr) TUESDAY - MARTES Religious Education (Español) 5:00 - 7:15 P.M. School & Hall (Sept-Apr Knights of Columbus 7:30 P.M. Rm 1 (1st & 3rd Tuesdays) Anunciación – 7:15 pm Rm 2 Coro 8:00 AM — 7:15 P.M. Rm 3 Elohim —7:15 PM Rm 4 Coro Jesús Amigo Fiel—7 P.M. Rm 5 Discipulos de Emaus —7:15 PM Hall Civics/Ciudadania—5:30 P.M. Casa San Juan WEDNESDAY - MIÉRCOLES Religious Education (English) 4:00-7:00 P.M. School & Hall (Sept-Apr) Civics/Cuidadania–5:30 P.M. Casa San Juan Grupo de Oracion—7:15 p.m. Rm.2 (last Wednesday of the month) Anunciación — 7 P.M. Rm 3 Coro Divina Misericordia —7 P.M. Rm 5 RCIA 6:30 P.M. Hall (Aug-Apr) THURSDAY - JUEVES Baptism Instructions 6:45 P.M. Church (1st & 2nd Thursdays of the Month) Bible Study 9:30 A.M. Parish Conf. Rm Anunciación 7:00 P.M. Hall, Rm 1 NAMISA CONEXION —5 P.M. Rm. 2 Elohim Jóvenes-7 P.M. Rm 4 Movimiento Familiar Cristiano 7 P.M. Rm.5 Mobile Health Clinic—Casa San Juan FRIDAY - VIERNES Coro Carismas - 7 P.M. Rm 1 SATURDAY - SÁBADO Religious Education Events—8am-1P.M., Hall SUNDAY - DOMINGO RCIA 11:00 A.M.-12 Noon- Rm 2 (Aug-Apr) St. John The Evangelist Catholic Church Iglesia Católica San Juán Evangelista 602 W. Ajo Way Tucson, AZ 85713 Website: www.stjohnevangelisttucson.org email: [email protected]An Arizona Non-Profit Corporation You have made known to me the paths of life; you will fill me with joy in your presence. — Acts 2:28 PRIESTS / SACERDOTES Msgr. Raúl P. Trevizo, V.G. Pastor, Ext. 105 Fr. Franklin Eichhorst, OFM Parochial Vicar, Ext. 106 Fr. Robert Gonzáles Parochial Vicar, Ext. 100 DEACONS / DIACONOS Dn. José Duarte, Msg. Ext 100 PARISH OFFICE OFICINA PARROQUIAL Tel: 520-624-7409 Fax: 520-740-1145 Hours : Mon.-Thurs: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Fri. - 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Horario: lunes-jueves: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Viernes: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Martha E. Castillo, Receptionist - Ext. 100 Fely H. Ojeda, Bookkeeper, Ext. 107 Cecilia Talavera, Office Aide, Ext. 104 April 30, 2017 Counseling/Consejeria 670-0815 (appointment/cita) at Catholic Social Services MASSES/MISAS Daily/Diaria Mon. - Fri./ lunes - viernes 8:15 am English & 6:00 pm Español SATURDAY / SABADO 8:15 am (Daily) & 5:00 pm (English Sunday Vigil) SUNDAY / DOMINGO 6:30 am (English), 8:00 am (Español), 10:00 am (Deaf Interpreted-English), 12:00 pm (Bi-lingüal), 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm (Español) CONFESSIONS/CONFESIONES Saturday / sábado: 4:00-4:45 p.m. & 7:30-8:00 p.m. or by appt. (cita), Ext. 100 Third Sunday of Easter Tercer Domingo de Pascua Me has enseñado el sendero de la vida y me saciarás de gozo en tu presencia. — Hechos 2:28 ADORATION CHAPEL 6:00 A.M. 10:00 P.M. CAPILLA DE ADORACION
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WEEKLY EVENTS
EVENTOS SEMANALES
MONDAY - LUNES Religious Education For Children (Sept-Apr)
5-7:15 PM —School & Hall Legión de María —3:30 P.M. Conf. Room
Baptism/Bautizo, Marriage/Matrimonio, Anointing of the Sick/Unción para los Enfermos, Quinceañeras Tel-520-624-7409 Ext. 100
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) 520-624-7409, Ext. 102
RICA (Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos) 520-624-7409, Ext. 100
Religious Education/Educación Religiosa (1st grade - 12th grade) 520-901-1995 and 520-901-1997
OCIT office 520-274-4392
School/Escuela 520-901-1975
Casa San Juan 520-798-0834
WEEKLY OFFERING
April 23, 2017
Offertory $6,894.90 Casa San Juan $1,695.97
ADORATION CHAPEL
6:00 A.M. 10:00 P.M.
CAPILLA DE ADORACION
In Memory of…
Samy Portillo Víctor E. Meza Josefa Gutiérrez Dorothy Franco Msgr. Arsenio Carrillo Henry Guerra Jorge Amaro Diana Escalante Juan de Dios Amarillas Aurora Valenzuela Vicente A. López Mary Basich Norberto Rivas Manuel M. Calzadillas Luisa Delgadillo Connie Jaramillo Enrique & Trinidad González Carlos Armando Sánchez C. Javier Mendoza Locatero Rosita Sánchez Luis Fernández
SATURDAY / SÁBADO - Apr-29 5:00 P.M. † Alfred Federico SUNDAY / DOMINGO - Apr-30 6:30 A.M. † Deceased members of Figueroa Family 8:00 A.M. Feligreses de San Juan 10:00 A.M † José de Jesús Velasco 12:00 P.M. † José Arteaga † Carmen & Víctor Cancino 2:00 P.M. † José Jesús & Guadalupe Martínez 7:00 P.M. Virgen de Guadalupe San Judas Tadeo MONDAY / LUNES - May-01 8:15 A.M. St. John School Staff 6:00 P.M. † Consuelo & Librada Guardado TUESDAY / MARTES - May-02 8:15 A.M. † Jorge Amaro 6:00 P.M. Servicio de Comunión WEDNESDAY / MIERCOLES - May-03 8:15 A.M. † Connie Jaramillo 6:00 P.M. † Luis Antonio Rodríguez Huez THURSDAY / JUEVES - May-04 8:15 A.M. † Connie Jaramillo 6:00 P.M. † Catalina Aguirre & José Acosta FRIDAY / VIERNES - May-05 8:15 A.M. † Jane B. Thompson 6:00 P.M. † Jane B. Thompson SATURDAY / SÁBADO - May-06 8:15 A.M. † Juan Villa & Nicolás Alvidres 5:00 P.M. † Sara & Manuel Baviche
Monday/Lunes-May-01
Acts 6:8-15; Ps 119:23-24, 26-27, 29-30; Jn 6:22-29 or, for the memorial,
Gn 1:26 — 2:3 or Col 3:14-15, 17, 23-24; Ps 90:2-4, 12-14, 16; Mt 13:54-58
Fr. Liam Leahy, Frank Soza, Joel Rivera, Sergio Miranda, Margaret Haro, Mary Geffre, Maria Emilia Navarro, Msgr. Van Wagner, Araceli Valencia, Josefina Alarcón, Brenda M. Álvarez, Mercedes de Martínez, Gloria de Sesma, Felipe Céliz, Silvia Aurora Blumenkron, Cecilia Smith, Lizeth Arenas Ríos, José Arenas Estrella, Lupe Balles-teros, Víctor Erasmo, Isabel & Erasmo Castillo, Yoli & Louie Gil, & Parishioners Intentions.
HOLY HOUR THE FIRST FRIDAY OF EACH MONTH - 7 P.M. Church
HORA SANTA EL PRIMER VIERNES DE CADA MES - 7 P.M. Iglesia
04-30-17
Wedding Banns Amonestaciones
None
BIBLE STUDY—We invite you to al-low God’s Word to speak to your heart through studying His Word, to refresh your soul and to be touched by His Love at one of English Bible Stud-ies. Monday evenings at 7:00—8:30 p.m. in Casa San Juan. Come and see and be surprised! Thursday mornings at 9:30 am-11:30 am in St. John the Evangelist parish office conference room.
How to live the Gospel in everyday life. The Focolare Community invites you,
your family and friends to a Mariapolis (City of Mary).
When: May 6, 2017, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Where: St. Pius X Catholic Church, Hopi
Room 1800 N. Camino Pio Decimo
Tucson, AZ 85715
For more information call Beth (520)760-1828 or Mike (520)296-9921,
For more information on the Focolare Movement, go to www.focolare.org/usa.
Energize Your Gifts. Fr. Liam Leahy will lead us in praise, worship, and the Charis-
matic “Baptism in the Holy Spirit” pray-er for your personal Pentecost. Join us at Sacred Heart church, 601 E. Fort Lowell (just W of 1
st Ave), 6:30 PM on
Thurs, May 11. All are welcomed. Call Gloria (520-237-7060) or see www.tucsonccr.org for details.”
SECOND COLLECTION May 7, 2017 will be for St. Vin-cent de Paul.
SEGUNDA COLECTA 7 de mayo de 2017 será para San Vicente de Paul.
PRAY THE ROSARY We invite all women and girls to come to pray the Ro-sary, Tuesday, May 2, in St. John the Evangelist Par-ish, at 7:00 p.m.
RECEMOS EL ROSARIO Invitamos a todas las mujeres y niñas a rezar el rosario el martes 2 de mayo a las 7:00 p.m. en la Parroquia de San Juan Evangelista.
A note for you: Now a days we hear a lot of talking about welfare, especially in the world of politics. Some want to get rid of it or at least limit it. Others want to contin-ue as it has been. Most of the discussion is based on the cost and abuses. As Christians how do we look at welfare as it is? This is not just a civil matter. It is also a moral matter. We believe we should have compassion. We believe that all people should have what they need to survive. There should be none who suffers from hunger, lack of clothes, lack of medical care or lack of housing. As Chris-tians we are to share what we have with those in real need. In this sense welfare should continue. The government which taxes us should use some of its funds to make sure that none lacks what is needed to survive reason-ably. If you really need it you should get it. The problem arises because of those who abuse and take advantage of the welfare system. Some just don’t want to work. They want others to take care of them rather than taking care of themselves. Others lie or use other tricks and exaggerations to qualify for welfare. At the same time they have a big-new car, or one of the best TV sets, a fancy expensive cell phone and many other things they want but really don’t’ need. Those who get welfare when they really don’t honestly qualify are stealing. They are breaking God’s commandment: “You should not steal”. This be-comes a very serious sin because of the large amount of money involved over time. Also this makes less money available for those who really need help. Besides this, it gives those who really need help a bad name. This is an injustice. As followers of Jesus we are to love and be compassionate and help those in true need. For this reason we Christians need to support welfare. At the same time we Christians need to oppose those who get welfare unjustly when they really don’t qualify. Welfare shouldn’t be eliminated. It just needs to be cleaned up.
Una nota para ti: Hoy día escuchamos hablar mucho de welfare, especialmente en el mun-do de la política. Algunos quieren deshacerse de él o al menos limitarlo. Otros quieren que continúe como está. La mayor parte de la discusión se basa en el costo y los abusos. Como Cristianos ¿Cómo vemos el welfare? Esto no es solo una cuestión civil. También es un asunto moral. Creemos que debemos tener compasión. Creemos que todas las perso-nas deben tener lo que necesitan para sobrevivir. No debe haber nadie que sufra hambre, falta de ropa, falta de atención médica o falta de vivien-da. Como cristianos debemos compartir lo que tenemos con aquellos que realmente necesitan. En este sentido, el welfare debería continuar. El gobierno que nos cobra impuestos debe usar algunos de sus fondos para asegurarse de que ninguno carezca de lo necesario para sobrevivir razo-nablemente. Si realmente lo necesita, debe obtenerlo. El problema surge debido a quienes abusan y se aprovechan del sistema de welfare. Algunos simplemente no quieren trabajar. Ellos quieren que los demás cuiden de ellos en lugar de cuidar de si mismos. Otros mienten o utilizan otros trucos y exageraciones para calificar para welfare. Al mis-mo tiempo tiene un coche grande nuevo, o uno de los mejores televisores, un teléfono celular de lujo y caro y muchas otras cosas que quieren pero realmente no necesitan. Aquellos que reciben asistencia social cuando realmente no califican ho-nestamente, están robando. Están violando el mandamiento de Dios: “No robarás”. Esto se convierte en un pecado muy serio debido a la gran can-tidad de dinero involucrado con el tiempo. También esto hace que haya menos dinero disponible para aquellos que realmente necesitan ayuda. Además esto da a los que realmente necesitan ayuda un mal nombre. Esto es una injusticia. Como seguidores de Jesús debemos amar a todos y ser compasivos y ayudar a aquellos que están en verdadera necesidad. Por esta razón nosotros los Cristianos necesitamos apoyar el welfare. Al mismo tiempo, los Cristianos tenemos que oponernos a aquellos que reciben el welfare cuando realmente no califican. El welfare no debe ser eliminado. Solo necesita ser limpiado.
“Catholic Community Services- Tucson invites loving
parents who want to open their hearts and homes to
an adoptive child in the foster care system. If you are
looking to grow your family through adoption, please
