The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ
Sheryl Calton, Principal
Mary Kay Wallace, DRE
Felicitas Palacios, Coordinator of Faith Formation (Spanish)
J P Rodriguez, Director of Parish Social Ministry
Alice Layton, Business Manager
ST. PIUS V CATHOLIC CHURCH—June 11, 2017
Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
824 Main St., Pasadena, Tx 77506—Phone 713-473-9484——www.stpiusvchurch.com
Masses for Sunday: Saturday Vigil—5:30pm in English—7pm in Español;
Sunday 8 & 10:00am in English; 12:00 mediodia, 1:30 & 7pm en Español
Weekday Liturgy: Monday 8am thru Saturday 8am in English;
Tuesday, Wednesday & 1st Friday, 7pm en Español
Holy Day Liturgy: Vigil 7pm in English; Feast 8am in English; 7:00pm en Español
Sacrament of Penance: Wednesday 5:30 to 6:30pm; Saturday-3:30 to 5pm
Parish Office Hours: 9am to 5pm
School Office Hours: 8am to 3pm (713-472-5172)
Adoration: Friday from 8:30am until 10pm in the PLC Chapel
Pastoral Staff: Rev. Joseph Doran, Pastor
Rev. Ricardo Lazo, Parochial Vicar
Deacon Heath Hampton
Deacon Celestino Perez
Deacon Dan Seiler
In case of an emergency needing a priest, please call 713-397-7451 (bi-lingual) or 832-651-7329 (English only).
Scripture Study in English—meets on THURSDAY EVENINGS at 7pm in the Parish Life Center Living room...Join us any time.
Youth Group—This Friday, June 30 join us as we gather to discuss ways to strengthen your faith. We will meet
in the cafeteria from 7-9 p.m. All incoming and current high school students are invited to join us for an evening with friends as we discuss our faith all while having fun. The youth group is currently in Houma, LA for Steubenville on the Bayou. We ask for your thoughts and prayers as the youth engage in their faith. This would not be possible without the kindness and generosity of the Saint Pius V community. Thank you to all those who supported.
2017
Our Goal this year is $60,000
As of June 5th:
$ 32,438.59 pledged
$ 20,929.60 paid
if you have not yet made a pledge,
please prayerfully consider making one today and
help us reach our goal.
Please make checks payable to DSF
Pastoral Plan – Plan Pastoral Help develop our 5-year plan for the parish. Ayude a desarrollar nuestro plan quinquenal
para la parroquia.
Tuesdays – Martes — 7:00-8:00PM PLC All are welcome. Todos son bienvenidos.
The Knights of Columbus will change from the Fish Fry to a Spaghetti dinner for the months of June, July & August. So the meal will be spaghetti, salad, bread and drink, $6— Desserts available. June 16th—spaghetti dinner!
St. Pius V Catholic Church June 11, 2017
The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ
Find the Missal (Ordinary of the Mass) at 150 in Oramos Cantando/We Pray in Song
First Reading DT 8:2-3, 14B-16A Moses said to the people: "Remember how for forty years now the LORD, your God, has directed all your journeying in the desert, so as
to test you by affliction and find out whether or not it was your intention to keep his commandments. He therefore let you be afflicted
with hunger, and then fed you with manna, a food unknown to you and your fathers, in order to show you that not by bread alone does
one live, but by every word that comes forth from the mouth of the LORD. "Do not forget the LORD, your God, who brought you out of
the land of Egypt, that place of slavery; who guided you through the vast and terrible desert with its saraph serpents and scorpions, its
parched and waterless ground; who brought forth water for you from the flinty rock and fed you in the desert with manna, a food
unknown to your fathers."
Responsorial Psalm PS 147 R. Praise the Lord, Jerusalem.
Second Reading 1 COR 10:16-17
Brothers and sisters: The cup of blessing that we bless, is it not a participation in the blood of Christ? The bread that we break, is it not a
participation in the body of Christ? Because the loaf of bread is one, we, though many, are one body, for we all partake of the one loaf.
Sequence — Lauda Sion
Laud, O Zion, your salvation, Laud with hymns of exultation, Christ, your king and shepherd true: Bring him all the praise you know,
He is more than you bestow. Never can you reach his due. Special theme for glad thanksgiving Is the quick'ning and the living Bread
today before you set: From his hands of old partaken, As we know, by faith unshaken, Where the Twelve at supper met. Full and clear
ring out your chanting, Joy nor sweetest grace be wanting, From your heart let praises burst: For today the feast is holden, When the
institution olden Of that supper was rehearsed. Here the new law's new oblation, By the new king's revelation, Ends the form of ancient
rite: Now the new the old effaces, Truth away the shadow chases, Light dispels the gloom of night. What he did at supper seated, Christ
ordained to be repeated, His memorial ne'er to cease: And his rule for guidance taking, Bread and wine we hallow, making Thus our
sacrifice of peace. This the truth each Christian learns, Bread into his flesh he turns, To his precious blood the wine: Sight has fail'd, nor
thought conceives, But a dauntless faith believes, Resting on a pow'r divine. Here beneath these signs are hidden Priceless things to
sense forbidden; Signs, not things are all we see: Blood is poured and flesh is broken, Yet in either wondrous token Christ entire we
know to be. Whoso of this food partakes, Does not rend the Lord nor breaks; Christ is whole to all that taste: Thousands are, as one,
receivers, One, as thousands of believers, Eats of him who cannot waste. Bad and good the feast are sharing, Of what divers dooms
preparing, Endless death, or endless life. Life to these, to those damnation, See how like participation Is with unlike issues rife. When
the sacrament is broken, Doubt not, but believe 'tis spoken, That each sever'd outward token doth the very whole contain. Nought the
precious gift divides, Breaking but the sign betides Jesus still the same abides, still unbroken does remain. The shorter form of the
sequence begins here. Lo! the angel's food is given To the pilgrim who has striven; see the children's bread from heaven, which on dogs
may not be spent. Truth the ancient types fulfilling, Isaac bound, a victim willing, Paschal lamb, its lifeblood spilling, manna to the
fathers sent. Very bread, good shepherd, tend us, Jesu, of your love befriend us, You refresh us, you defend us, Your eternal goodness
send us In the land of life to see. You who all things can and know, Who on earth such food bestow, Grant us with your saints, though
lowest, Where the heav'nly feast you show, Fellow heirs and guests to be. Amen. Alleluia.
Gospel JN 6:51-58 Jesus said to the Jewish crowds: "I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats this bread will
live forever; and the bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the world." The Jews quarreled among themselves, saying, "How can
this man give us his flesh to eat?" Jesus said to them, "Amen, amen, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink
his blood, you do not have life within you. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him on the last
day. For my flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me and I in him. Just
as the living Father sent me and I have life because of the Father, so also the one who feeds on me will have life because of me. This is
the bread that came down from heaven. Unlike your ancestors who ate and still died, whoever eats this bread will live forever."
Living Our Faith… Pastoral Social Ministry “Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me and I in him.” I had my first experience with the Bread of Life
in Mexico when I was told that I would make my First Communion and that my Godfather would be my favorite priest,
Father Garcia. I remember that when he celebrated Mass he would hold up the host and look at it what seemed like forever
and I was fascinated at his devotion. I wanted to be like him and I started my singing career by going and singing at our
weekly Exposition and blessing at the age of five. The food that Jesus offers us in today’s celebration requires conscious
preparation, deliberate partaking, and ongoing savoring by how we live. As a Social Minister, I would like to remind us that
when we share in the Body and Blood of Christ we share in Jesus’ life of self-giving. This means becoming more aware of
others’ needs and responding to them; it means doing our everyday tasks well and out of love; it means being honest, just,
and forgiving.
El Misal (Ordinario de la Misa) esta en Oramos Cantando/We Pray in Song a Partir de 150
Primera lectura Deut 8, 2-3. 14-16 En aquel tiempo, habló Moisés al pueblo y le dijo: "Recuerda el camino que el Señor, tu Dios, te ha hecho recorrer estos cuarenta años
por el desierto, para afligirte, para ponerte a prueba y conocer si ibas a guardar sus mandamientos o no. Él te afligió, haciéndote pasar
hambre, y después te alimentó con el maná, que ni tú ni tus padres conocían, para enseñarte que no sólo de pan vive el hombre, sino
también de toda palabra que sale de la boca de Dios. No sea que te olvides del Señor, tu Dios, que te sacó de Egipto y de la esclavitud;
que te hizo recorrer aquel desierto inmenso y terrible, lleno de serpientes y alacranes; que en una tierra árida hizo brotar para ti agua de la
roca más dura, y que te alimentó en el desierto con un maná que no conocían tus padres".
Salmo Responsorial Salmo 147 R. Bendito sea el Señor.
Segunda lectura 1 Co 10, 16-17
Hermanos: El cáliz de la bendición con el que damos gracias, ¿no nos une a Cristo por medio de su sangre? Y el pan que partimos, ¿no
nos une a Cristo por medio de su cuerpo? El pan es uno, y así nosotros, aunque somos muchos, formamos un solo cuerpo, porque todos
comemos del mismo pan.
Secuencia — Lauda Sion
Al Salvador alabemos, que es nuestro pastor y guía. Alabémoslo con himnos y canciones de alegría. Alabémoslo sin límites y con
nuestras fuerzas todas; pues tan grande es el Señor, que nuestra alabanza es poca. Gustosos hoy aclamamos a Cristo, que es nuestro pan,
pues él es el pan de vida, que nos da vida inmortal. Doce eran los que cenaban y les dio pan a los doce. Doce entonces lo comieron, y,
después, todos los hombres. Sea plena la alabanza y llena de alegres cantos; que nuestra alma se desborde en todo un concierto santo.
Hoy celebramos con gozo la gloriosa institución de este banquete divino, el banquete del Señor. Ésta es la nueva Pascua, Pascua del
único Rey, que termina con la alianza tan pesada de la ley. Esto nuevo, siempre nuevo, es la luz de la verdad, que sustituye a lo viejo con
reciente claridad. En aquella última cena Cristo hizo la maravilla de dejar a sus amigos el memorial de su vida. Enseñados por la Iglesia,
consagramos pan y vino, que a los hombres nos redimen, y dan fuerza en el camino. Es un dogma del cristiano que el pan se convierte en
carne, y lo que antes era vino queda convertido en sangre. Hay cosas que no entendemos, pues no alcanza la razón; mas si las vemos con
fe, entrarán al corazón. Bajo símbolos diversos y en diferentes figuras, se esconden ciertas verdades maravillosas, profundas. Su sangre
es nuestra bebida; su carne, nuestro alimento; pero en el pan o en el vino Cristo está todo completo. Quien lo come, no lo rompe, no lo
parte ni divide; él es el todo y la parte; vivo está en quien lo recibe. Puede ser tan sólo uno el que se acerca al altar, o pueden ser
multitudes: Cristo no se acabará. Lo comen buenos y malos, con provecho diferente; no es lo mismo tener vida que ser condenado a
muerte. A los malos les da muerte y a los buenos les da vida. ¡Qué efecto tan diferente tiene la misma comida! Si lo parten, no te apures;
sólo parten lo exterior; en el mínimo fragmento entero late el Señor. Cuando parten lo exterior, sólo parten lo que has visto; no es una
disminución de la persona de Cristo. El pan que del cielo baja es comida de viajeros. Es un pan para los hijos. ¡No hay que tirarlo a los
perros! Isaac, el inocente, es figura de este pan, con el cordero de Pascua y el misterioso maná. Ten compasión de nosotros, buen pastor,
pan verdadero. Apaciéntanos y cuídanos y condúcenos al cielo. Todo lo puedes y sabes, pastor de ovejas, divino. Concédenos en el cielo
gozar la herencia contigo. Amén.
Evangelio Jn 6, 51-58
En aquel tiempo, Jesús dijo a los judíos: "Yo soy el pan vivo que ha bajado del cielo; el que coma de este pan vivirá para siempre. Y el
pan que yo les voy a dar es mi carne para que el mundo tenga vida". Entonces los judíos se pusieron a discutir entre sí: "¿Cómo puede
éste darnos a comer su carne?" Jesús les dijo: "Yo les aseguro: Si no comen la carne del Hijo del hombre y no beben su sangre, no
podrán tener vida en ustedes. El que come mi carne y bebe mi sangre, tiene vida eterna y yo lo resucitaré el último día. Mi carne es
verdadera comida y mi sangre es verdadera bebida. El que come mi carne y bebe mi sangre, permanece en mí y yo en él. Como el Padre,
que me ha enviado, posee la vida y yo vivo por él, así también el que me come vivirá por mí. Éste es el pan que ha bajado del cielo; no
es como el maná que comieron sus padres, pues murieron. El que come de este pan vivirá para siempre".
St. Pius V Catholic Church June 11, 2017
The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ
Viviendo nuestra fe…. Pastoral Social Parroquial "Quien come mi carne y bebe mi sangre permanece en mí y yo en él". Tuve mi primera experiencia con el Pan de
la Vida en México cuando me dijeron que haría mi Primera Comunión y que mi Padrino sería mi sacerdote
favorito, Padre García. Recuerdo que cuando celebró la Misa elevó, sostuvo, y miró el Cuerpo de Cristo lo que
parecía ser una eternidad y yo estaba fascinado por su devoción. Yo quería ser como él y empecé mi carrera de
cantante al ir y cantar en nuestra exposición semanal y la bendición a la edad de cinco años. La comida que Jesús
nos ofrece en la celebración de hoy requiere preparación consciente, participación deliberada y saborear
continuamente por cómo vivimos. Como Ministro Social, quisiera recordarnos que cuando compartimos el Cuerpo
y la Sangre de Cristo compartimos la vida de entrega de Jesús. Esto significa tomar conciencia de las necesidades
de los demás y responder a ellas; Significa hacer nuestras tareas cotidianas bien y por amor; Significa ser honesto,
justo y perdonar.
Mass Intention Schedule for this Week Saturday, June 17—Weekday 8:00 a.m. — Frank Konieczny † 5:30 p.m. — Joseph Roussa † 7:00 p.m. — Arturo Oriz † Sunday, June 18—The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ 8:00 a.m. — Father’s Day Intentions 10:00 a.m. — Father’s Day Intentions 12:00 p.m. — Father’s Day Intentions 1:30 p.m. — For the People of the Parish 7:00 p.m. — Father’s Day Intentions Monday, June 19—Weekday 8:00 a.m. — John Dusek † Tuesday, June 20—Weekday 8:00 a.m. — All Souls in Purgatory 7:00 p.m. — Mariano Cordero Wednesday, June 21— Weekday 8:00 a.m. — Thanksgiving 7:00 p.m. — Presiders’ Intention Thursday, June 22— Weekday 8:00 a.m. — Joan Gleason † Friday, June 23—Weekday 8:00 a.m. — Joseph Anthony Garcia † Saturday, June 24—Weekday 8:00 a.m. — Presiders’ Intention 5:30 p.m. — Liza M Guerra 7:00 p.m. — Presiders’ Intention
Pray for Peace ~ & Remember in your Prayers — Recuerda en sus oraciones
Chante MooreMaria Isaac de la Garza, Dina Contreras, Guillermo Contreras, Adan Pena, Ivan Ochoa, James Trevino, Minnie Ulrich, Daoud Forouzan, Margaret Jewell, Ruth Broughton, Stephanie Bunfill, Larry Dean Showalter, Judy Johnson, Julio &
Nelly Salazar, June Christ, Cehon & Julia Morales, Dick Haddox, Mary Sparkaman, Modesta Bangilan, Frances Risinger & sister Mary, Megan Cain, Maria Guadalupe Soto, Maria Victoria Alvarez, Gabriel Bareto, Laura De Nova, Gabriel Bareto,
Jr., Ana Rivera, Jose Ramirez, Guadalupe Rivas, Dcn. Valeriano Leija, Sara Sodaro, Laura Amezquita, Rita Gonzalez, Camilla Labue, Kyle Emerick, Marcy Bangilan, Sharon Edwards, Lynn Dockall, Zena Marler, Donald Turner, Natividad
Reyes, Dora Meraz, Francisco Tovar, Sara Duran, Gaspar Diosdado, Guille Benitez, Mary Escobedo, Joseph Torres, Melissa
Moody, Sara Duran, Sergio Aguirre, Vangelis Basaldua, Christine Nunez, Angelina T Rodriguez, Santiago Betancourt, Mary Ann Grant, Rhonda Hill, Homer Montelongo, Mike Montelongo, Ricardo de la O, Sr. & Jr, Joanne Stagg, Marshall Wallace, Miguel Rocha, Jose Garcia, Pauline Barten, Jose Valles, Linda Seiler, Steve Watts, Anastacio Gutierrez, M/M Elimon, Olga
Nino, Delfina Gonzalez, Darlene & William Cruse, Mary Alice Rendon, Jhon Schexnider, Laura Redford, Valentino Henson, Alice Engler, Martin Rodriguez, Jr.
For repose of the soul of Bobby John, Augustine Molina
(Please notify the church office when someone can be removed from the list)
St. Pius V Catholic Church June 18, 2017
St. Pius V Catholic Church YOUNG ADULT GROUP
We welcome young adults from the ages of 18 to 30 years old, sin-gle or married to join us. We meet in the PLC Meeting Room. For
more info or questions, contact us at 832-790-8521 or at the social media outlets below:
facebook.com/SPVYAM Instagram and Snapchat — spvyam
Upcoming meeting dates and events: June 13—Jumping world
June 26 - Cafe Catholica—(go to http://cafecatholica.weebly.com/cafeacute-
nights.html for more information)
June 27 - Works of Mercy
The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ
Readings for the week of 6/19/17
Monday: 2 Cor 6: 1-10; Mt 5: 38-42 Tuesday: 2 Cor 8: 1-9; Mt 5: 43-48 Wednesday: 2 Cor 9: 6-11; Mt 6: 1-6, 16-18 Thursday: 2 Cor 11: 1-11; Mt 6: 7-15 Friday: Dt 7: 6-11; 1 Jn 4: 7-16; Mt 11: 25-30 Saturday: Is 49: 1-6; Acts 13: 22-26; Lk 1: 57-66, 80 Sunday: Jer 20: 10-13; Rom 5: 12-15; Mt 10: 26-33
Youth Group—$1884.00
Mass time Collection Upcoming 2nd Collections:
June 18—Special Projects (changed)
June 25—Peter’s Pence
July 2—PSM
July 9—St. Vincent de Paul
July 16—Special Projects
July 23—DSF 3rd Comit. Weekend
Faith Commitment Contribution Weekly Contributions for church Support
Weekend of 6/11/17
Budgeted 1st Collection: $16,000.00
5:30pm
7:00pm
8:00am
10am
12noon
1:30pm
7:00pm
$ 860.00
$ 791.00
$1394.00
$1884.00
$1884.00
$1585.00
$ 951.00
Total $9,349.00
Happy Fathers Day
feliz Día del Padre
St. Pius V Catholic Church June 18, 2017
The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
In connection with both Year of Mercy and the 100th Anniversary of the apparition of Our Lady at Fatima, Pope Francis has offered special
grants of a plenary indulgence which have drawn the attention of many. These grants are offered “to move the faithful to perform works of
piety, charity and penance, [and] at the same time [to] bring them into an ever-closer union through charity with Christ the Head and with the
Church his body.” As Pope Paul VI wrote, they are offered to complete the work of reintegration of “personal as well as social values and those
of universal order itself, which have been diminished or destroyed by sin.” A plenary indulgence carries with it the remission of any temporal
punishments associated with Purgatory and may be gained for a deceased person.
Nevertheless, we should not forget the many opportunities we have in every year and at all times to obtain plenary indulgences. There are
plenary indulgences associated with Holy Thursday, Good Friday, the Vigil of Easter, and Pentecost; with the Solemnities of the Sacred Heart of
Jesus and Christ the King; with New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day, and the Feast of St. Pius V. We may obtain the grant of a plenary
indulgence from the spiritual exercises undertaken during 3 whole days on retreat and when we participate at a Mass for First Communion.
Today, on the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, there is a plenary indulgence granted to those who solemnly recite the
Tantum Ergo as we will do during the processions following the 10:00AM and 1:30PM Masses.
Each day of the year we may obtain a plenary indulgence through recitation of the Rosary in Church or in a family group, through adoration of
the Blessed Sacrament or devout reading of the Sacred Scriptures for at least ½ hour, or by praying the Stations of the Cross. However, only one
plenary indulgence may be gained each day.
The usual conditions for a plenary indulgence are complete detachment from all sin, sacramental confession and reception of Holy Communion
(within about 3 weeks before or after the indulgenced act), and a prayer for the intentions of the Pope, in addition to the works that are
prescribed for the indulgence. However, there is one exception: The remarkable Plenary Indulgence at the Moment of Death.
“To the faithful in danger of death who cannot be assisted by a priest to bring them the
sacraments and impart the apostolic blessing with its attendant plenary indulgence, Holy Mother Church nevertheless grants a
plenary indulgence to be acquired at the point of death, provided they are properly disposed and have been in the habit of reciting
some prayers during their lifetime.” Apostolic Constitution Indulgentiarum Doctrina
All the other conditions are dispensed with. This is the most wonderful consolation given to us by the Church through the Holy Father. In effect,
the Gates of Heaven are thrown open to us.
On this Corpus Christi, may we become ever-more the Body of Christ, who is our Head, forever and ever.
Fr. Joe
Queridos hermanos y hermanas,
En conexión con el Año de la Misericordia como con el centenario de la aparición de Nuestra Señora en Fátima, el Papa Francisco nos ha
concedido indulgencias especiales y plenarias que han llamado la atención de muchos. Estas indulgencias son ofrecidas para estimular “a los
fieles cristianos a realizar obras de piedad, de caridad y de penitencia, se les induce también a unirse más íntimamente por la caridad a Cristo la
cabeza y al cuerpo de la Iglesia” Como escribió el Papa Pablo VI, se les ofrece para “restaurar plenamente todos los bienes personales, sociales y
los relativos al orden universal, destruidos o perturbados por el pecado”. Una indulgencia plenaria sirve para la remisión de cualquier castigo
temporal asociado con el Purgatorio y puede aplicarse por una persona fallecida.
Sin embargo, no debemos olvidar las muchas oportunidades que tenemos cada año y en todo momento para obtener indulgencias plenarias. Hay
indulgencias plenarias asociadas con el Jueves Santo, el Viernes Santo, la Vigilia de Pascua, y Pentecostés; con las Solemnidades del Sagrado
Corazón de Jesús y Cristo Rey; con la víspera de Año Nuevo y el Día de Año Nuevo, y la fiesta de San Pío V. Se concede indulgencia plenaria
al fiel cristiano que practique ejercicios espirituales al menos durante tres días íntegros de retiro y a los que participan en la Misa de la Primera
Comunión.
Hoy, en la Solemnidad del Santísimo Cuerpo y Sangre de Cristo, se concede una indulgencia plenaria a quienes recitan solemnemente la oración
Tantum Ergo como lo haremos durante las procesiones que siguen a las Misas de las 10:00 AM y 1:30 PM.
Cada día del año podemos obtener una indulgencia plenaria recitando el Rosario en la Iglesia o en un grupo familiar, a través de la adoración del
Santísimo Sacramento o de leer con devoción las Sagradas Escrituras por lo menos ½ hora, o rezando la Via Cruz. Sin embargo, sólo se puede
ganar una indulgencia plenaria una vez al día.
Según las condiciones habituales, para ganar la indulgencia plenaria se requiere la ejecución de la obra enriquecida con la indulgencia y el
cumplimiento de las tres condiciones siguientes: la confesión sacramental, la comunión eucarística (dentro tres semanas antes o después de la
obra) y la oración por las intenciones del Papa. Se requiere, además, que se excluya todo afecto al pecado. Sin embargo, hay una excepción: La
indulgencia plenaria notable En Peligro de Muerte Inminente.
“Si no es posible la presencia de un sacerdote, la piadosa Madre Iglesia concede benignamente indulgencia plenaria, para ganarla en peligro de
muerte, al fiel cristiano debidamente dispuesto, con tal que éste, durante su vida, haya rezado habitualmente algunas oraciones." Indulgentiarum
Doctrina
Las tres condiciones habituales no se requieren para ganar esta indulgencia. Este es el consuelo más maravilloso que nos ha dado la Iglesia a
través del Santo Padre. En efecto, las Puertas del Cielo se nos abren.
En este Corpus Christi, que seamos cada vez más el Cuerpo de Cristo, que es nuestra Cabeza, por los siglos de los siglos.
Fr. Joe
