Our Lady of the Desert Catholic Church
18386 Corwin Rd., Apple Valley, CA 92307
Office Hours: 8:30am - 4:00pm, Monday - Thursday; 8:30am-1pm Fridays
760 242-4427 FAX: 760 242-1195 Website: oldccav.org
February 2, 2020 - The Presentation of the Lord
Diocese of San Bernardino
909 475-5300
website: www.sbdiocese.org
Mass Schedule
Saturdays:
Confessions 2:30pm
Vigil English Mass 4pm
Sundays:
7:30am English Mass
9:30am English Mass with
Deaf Interpreter
11:30am Spanish Mass
5:00pm Youth
English Mass
Weekday Masses:
7:30am English
Monday - Saturday
7:00pm Spanish on
Wednesdays
Religious
Formation Office:
760 242-5819
Hours: 8:30am-4:00pm,
Monday to Thursday,
8:30am-1:00pm on Fridays
Rev. Delwyn G. Haroldson, C.R., Pastor
Rev. James Gibson, C.R., Parochial Vicar
In Residence: Rev. Henry Ruszel, C.R.
Deacon Marcial Ampuero
Deacon Simon Pimentel (Retired)
Catechetical Formation: Sylvia Fath (ext.18), email: [email protected] Elementary Formation: Yolanda Serrato (ext.20), Notary Services email: [email protected]Youth/Confirmation: Shari Hartz (ext.19), email: [email protected] Faith Formation Secretary/Safe Environment: Andrea Mendoza (ext. 21) email: [email protected]
RCIA/Annulments: Roberta Leruth, 760 946-0915, email: [email protected] Office Manager: Imelda Salgado (ext.10), e-mail: [email protected]
Receptionist: Fatima Manriquez (ext. 11), e-mail: [email protected] Funeral/Weddings: Armida Romero, 760 953-4473
Head of Maintenance: Jeremiah Blackford Maintenance: Fernando Silva & Bertha Perez
Remember for an emergency Anointing ONLY,
call 760 242-4427 & leave a message on ext. 5
Para una emergencia SOLAMENTE de la unción para los enfermos,
llame 760 242-4427 y deje mensaje en ext. 5
Today, Mary and Joseph faithful to the law of Moses offered their first born son to God. What does that mean for us? It means that every day we have to offer up our lives to God. How can we do that? We need to do three things: (1) Encounter, (2) Death, and (3) Resurrec on. Simeon and Anna were dedicated to prayer and making sacrifices to God. That empowered them with grace so they could see, recognize, and encounter Jesus as the Messiah.
Now we are called to come into the Church and encoun-ter Jesus Christ and become empowered by the grace of the Holy Spirit. We are called to contemplate the face of God in Jesus Christ in a special way by medita ng on Sa-cred Scripture. We are called to become empowered by receiving the sacraments especially the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ in the Holy Eucharist.
But the real shocker came when Simeon turned to the Virgin Mary and said: “and you yourself a sword will pierce.” It must have felt like a second annuncia on--an annuncia on full of dread. She would experience and feel the pain of seeing her son opposed and rejected throughout his ministry—even though he was trying to save his own people. She would experience and feel the pain of being abandoned by God. She would experience and feel the unspeakable pain of a mother’s grief as she stood beneath the cross on Calvary, watching the inno-cent son she once cradled, die the brutal death of a com-mon criminal. And for what? For our salva on.
Now we are called to die a martyr’s death to ourselves, by carrying the cross. We are called to die to our self-interest in order to carry the cross of living for others. We are called to carry the cross of our sufferings by offer-ing them up to God for the conversion of sinners. We are called to help our brothers and sisters carry the cross of their sufferings. And through it all, even when we feel abandoned by God, we are called to persevere in our faith, hope, and love for God and Jesus Christ. The good news is we do not have to do it alone. Jesus Christ is here to help us. Just like Simon the Cyrene helped Jesus carry the cross; Jesus will help us carry the cross. Jesus said: “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. ... For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light” (Mt. 11:28-30).
In the first reading, the prophet Malachi foretold that from east to west a pure and acceptable sacrifice would be offered up to God (Mal. 1:11; 3:3-4). That would be fulfilled the way Simeon foretold it: “My eyes have seen your salva on…a light for revela on to the Gen les, and glory for your people Israel” (Lk. 2:32). That means the pure and acceptable sacrifice offered up to God was Je-sus Christ on the Cross on Calvary. And it was so accepta-ble to God that Jesus Christ was resurrected from the dead--so that one day we too will be resurrected from the dead.
Now we are called to become the resurrec on by making a holy and living sacrifice of our lives to God. How? By receiving the love God gives us and passing it on to oth-ers. By proclaiming the good news in the way we live our lives—in everything we say and do. By reaching out to-gether with Jesus Christ, to help the poor, the suffering, the sick, the addicts, the incarcerated, the lonely, and anyone else who is not wanted by the world. Now it is our turn to become a light that shines with the love of Jesus Christ in everything we say and do.
Hoy María y José fieles a la ley de Moisés, ofrecieron su hijo
primogéni-to a Dios. ¿Qué significa eso para nosotros? Significa que cada día
tene-mos que ofrecerle nuestras vidas a Dios. ¿Cómo podetene-mos hacerlo?
Nece-sitamos hacer tres cosas: (1) el encuentro, (2) la muerte, y (3) la
resu-rrección. Simeón y Ana se dedicaban a orar y hacer sacrificios a Dios.
Eso les dio el poder con la gracia para que pudieran ver, reconocer y
tener el encuentro con Jesús como el Mesías. Ahora nosotros somos
llamados para venir a la Iglesia para el encuentro con Jesucristo y para
empoderarnos con la gracia del Espíritu Santo. Somos llamados para
contemplar el rostro de Dios en Jesucristo, de una manera especial—
meditando sobre la Sagrada Escritura. Somos llamados para
empoderar-nos, con recibir los sacramentos, especialmente el cuerpo y sangre de
Jesucristo en la Sagrada Eucaristía. Pero el verdadero escándalo fue
cuando Simeón se dirigió a la Virgen María y le dijo: “Y a ti, una
espa-da te atravesara al alma.” Se debe haber sentido como una segunespa-da
anunciación - una anunciación llena de pavor. Ella iba experimentar y
sentir el dolor de ver a su hijo opuesto y rechazado en todo su
minis-terio-a pesar de que estaba tratando de salvar a su propio pueblo. Ella
iba experimentar y sentir el dolor de ser abandonado por Dios. Ella iba
experimentar y sentir el dolor insoportable de una madre parada bajo
la cruz en el Calvario, viendo al hijo inocente que una vez acunó,
mu-riendo la muerte brutal de un criminal común. ¿Y para qué? Para
nues-tra salvación. Ahora nosotros somos llamados a cargar la cruz para
morir la muerte de un mártir a si mismos. Somos llamados a morir a
nuestro propio interés para cargar la cruz de vivir para los demás.
Somos llamados a cargar la cruz de nuestros sufrimientos, ofreciéndolos
a Dios por la conversión de los pecadores. Somos llamados para ayudar
a nuestros hermanos y hermanas cargar la cruz de sus sufrimientos. Y a
pesar de todo, hasta cuando sentimos como si Dios nos ha abandonado,
somos llamados a perseverar en nuestra fe, esperanza y amor por Dios
y Jesucristo. La buenas nuevas son que no tenemos que hacerlo solo.
Jesucristo está aquí para ayudarnos. Así como Simón el Cirineo ayudó a
Jesús a cargar la cruz, Jesús nos va ayudar a nosotros cargar la cruz.
Jesús dijo: "Vengan a mí los que van cansados, llevando pesadas cargas,
y yo los aliviaré…Pues mi yugo es suave y mi carga liviana” (Mateo
11:28-30). En la primera lectura, el profeta Malaquías predijo que del
este al oeste, un sacrificio puro y aceptable sería ofrecido a Dios (Mal.
1:11; 3:3-4). Eso se iba cumplir de la manera que predijo Simeón: “Mis
ojos han visto a tu Salvador…luz que alumbra a las naciones y gloria
de tu pueblo, Israel” (Lc. 02:32). Eso significa que el sacrificio puro y
aceptable que se le ofrece a Dios fue Jesucristo en la cruz en el
Calva-rio. Y fue tan agradable para Dios que Jesucristo resucitó de entre los
muertos - para que un día nosotros también seremos resucitados de
entre los muertos. Ahora nosotros somos llamados para hacer un
sacri-ficio vivo y santo a Dios, de nuestras vidas, para convertirnos en la
resurrección. ¿Cómo? Recibiendo el amor que Dios nos da y
compartién-dolo con los demás. Proclamando las buenas nuevas en la manera en
que vivimos nuestras vidas--en todo lo que decimos y hacemos.
Exten-diendo las manos, juntos con Jesucristo para ayudar a los pobres, los
que sufren, los enfermos, los drogadictos, los encarcelados, los
deprimi-dos, y a cualquier otra persona que el mundo no quiere. Ahora es
nuestro turno para convertirnos en una luz que brilla con el amor de
Jesucristo en todo lo que decimos y hacemos.
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REPORT THE SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD by a priest, deacon, employee, volunteer or parishioner.
Call the toll free Sexual Misconduct Hotline 1-888-206-9090.
REPORTAR EL ABUSO SEXUAL DE UN MENOR por parte de un sacerdote, diácono, Empleado, voluntario o feligrés. Llame a la Línea Directa de
Conducta Sexual Inapropiada 1-888-206-9090.
Our Mission - We, as members of Our Lady of the Desert Church, through the guidance of our Blessed Mother
Mary, are a community of believers in Jesus Christ, from whom we have the mission of making His Gospel alive in our parish and in the world. By living out His Gospel, we help to shape a society with greater respect for
human life, economic and environmental justice, cultural diversity, and global solidarity, so that we will
build a church where everyone feels welcome and through it will find happiness and salvation. Nuestra Misión - Nosotros, como miembros de la Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Desierto, con la dirección de
Nuestra Madre María, somos una comunidad de creencia en Jesús Cristo, que tenemos la misión de hacer su evangelio vivo en nuestra parroquia y en el mundo. Viviendo su evangelio, ayudamos a formar una sociedad
con mayor respecto a la vida humana, a la economía y justicia al ambiente, diversidad cultural, y la
solidaridad global, de modo que construyamos una iglesia donde todos se sientan bienvenidos con felicidad y salvación.
Weekly Collection—Jan. 25 & 26 2020
Plate: $3,291.07
Envelopes: $8,822.09
Online: $952.50
Total: $13,005.66
Religious Education Collection:
$3,194.81
Thank you for your support!
We have Online Giving!
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St. Michael the Archangel
Defend us in ba le; Be our protec on against the Wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray. And do you, O prince of the heavenly host, By the power of God cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who
prowl through the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.
San Miguel el Arcángel
Defiéndenos en la lucha; Se nuestro amparo contra la maldad Y asechanzas del demonio. Pedimos suplicas que Dios lo mantenga bajo su imperio; Y tu Príncipe de la milicia celes al, Arroja el infierno, con el poder divino
A Satanás y a los otros espíritus malvados Que andan por el mundo Para la perdición de las almas. Amen.
Coming DDF Appeal February 8 & 9, 2020
Prayer & Mass Intentions
(Oración—Intenciones)
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Sunday, February 2nd, 7:30am Mass:
Filippo Panzera †
Sunday, February 2nd, 9:30am Mass:
Zachary Hollomon †
Rudy J. Sanchez †
Maria Carmen Aguilar †
James J. Fredhof †
Nomer Tan †
Domingo, 2 de febrero, 11:30am misa:
Guadalupe Hernandez †
Olaya Buzani †
Sunday, February 2nd, 5:00pm Mass:
Amada B. Rivera †
Monica Vasquez (birthday)
Monday, February 3rd,7:30am Mass:
Christine Faberman (health)
Tuesday, February 4th, 7:30am Mass:
Wednesday, February 5th, 7:30am Mass:
El miércoles, 5 de febrero, 7:00pm misa:
Thursday, February 6th, 7:30am Mass:
Maria Marillo (in Thanksgiving)
Tamanne (Smith) Armington †
Friday, February 7th, 7:30am Mass:
Saturday, February 8th, 7:30am Mass:
Saturday, February 8th, 4:00pm Vigil Mass:
Alexander Camera (for health)
James Watson (special intention)
Betty Baltierra †
Tamanne (Smith) Armington †
Roman Moreno
Peter Graziano
Cindy Graziano
Rose Graziano
Nicole Kelly
Dale Ferg son
Donald Kirkpat ick
Vanessa Basoco and family
Ray Nelligan
Ma hew Marasco
Jeff George
Lisa Matson
Sally Winder
Frank Hogankamp
Monique Avalos
Jenelsie McLendone
Cayla Johnston
Christopher Johnston
Gene Brand
Tammy Brand
Rafael Her andez
Alexander Camera
Paul Hanley
Olivia Or iz
Baby Charlo e
Richard Avalos
Pedro Santos Jr.
Er ie Her andez
Clarice Peters
Joyce Eash
Pat icia Price
Anita & Tom Wa s
Rober Paul Har on
Bill & Be Korch
Anthony S. & Eric S.
Smallwood Family
Pat icia Tarango
Audrey Ceglinski
Chet Hanna
Jim Price
Ar hur Moss
Evely Roach
Bob & Deanna Carlson
Pauline Adams
Be Anderson
Cassie Johnson
Cathy Thibodeau
Cathy Piccione
Nellie Alvarado
Madrid Family
Richard & Car en Franco
Phillip Steven McCaffer
Caitlin McCaffer
Dani & Joe McCaffer
Lauren & Connor McCaffer
Meagan & Ma McCaffer
William J. McCaffer
Jose Arechiga
Lauren Miranda
Oscar Miranda III
Lucia Arechiga
Anthony Zura
Daniel Zura
Keep calm, be humble and PRAY ON!
¡Mantenga la calma, sea humilde y siga orando!
Names are removed after rotation of both columns.
LECTURAS DE HOY
Primera lectura — Malaquías 3:1-4
Segunda lectura — Hebreos 2:14-18
Evangelio — Lucas 2:22-40 [22-32]
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Lunes: 2 Sm 15:13-14, 30; 16:5-13; Sal 3:2-7;
Mc 5:1-20
Martes: 2 Sm 18:9-10,14b,24-25a,30-19:3;Sal 86:1-6;
Mc 5:21-43
Miércoles: 2Sm24:2, 9-17;Sal 32(31):1-2,5-7;Mc 6:1-6
Jueves: 1 Re 2:1-4, 10-12; 1 Cr 29:10-12; Mc 6:7-13
Viernes: Eclo47:2-11;Sal 18:31, 47, 50, 51;Mc6:14-29
Sábado: 1 Re 3:4-13; Sal 119:9-14; Mc 6:30-34
Domingo: Is58:7-10;Sal112:4-9;1Cor 2:1-5;Mt5:13-16
La Presentación del Señor:
Por eso tuvo que hacerse semejante a sus hermanos
en todo. — Hebreos 2:17a
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — Malachi 3:1-4
Second Reading — Hebrews 2:14-18
Gospel — Luke 2:22-40 [22-32]
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: 2Sm15:13-14,30; 16:5-13; Ps 3:2-7;
Mk 5:1-20
Tuesday: 2 Sm 18:9-10,14b, 24-25a,30-19:3;
Ps 86:1-6; Mk 5:21-43
Wednesday: 2 Sm 24:2, 9-17;Ps 32:1-2, 5-7; Mk 6:1-6
Thursday: 1 Kgs2:1-4,10-12;1 Chr 29:10-12;Mk 6:7-13
Friday: Sir 47:2-11; Ps 18:31, 47, 50, 51; Mk 6:14-29
Saturday: 1 Kgs 3:4-13; Ps 119:9-14; Mk 6:30-34
Sunday: Is 58:7-10;Ps 112:4-9;1 Cor 2:1-5;Mt 5:13-16
The Presenta on of the Lord:
He had to become like his brothers and sisters in
every way. — Hebrews 2:17a
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Pro-life friends
with the joyfulcelebra on of the birth of our Lord let each of us be enlivened with new zeal and hope for our World. January
is the me we unite in the na onwide March for Life across our country. I ask you to storm heaven with vigilant prayer and pe on to hasten the end of abor on and conversion for those involved in the industry. There is
a walk in Los Angeles on January 18. You may find infor-ma on at www.infor-marchforlife.org/mfl-2020/local-infor-march- www.marchforlife.org/mfl-2020/local-march-for-life-events. Locally, I invite you to gather again for a
rosary and peaceful rally at the Planned Parenthood in Victorville on Friday January 24th at 9am. This is the same
day as the Washington DC walk in the Capitol. Bring family, friends, babies and united hearts. Blessings &
peace, MaryAnn Carroll (760) 242-3509
Jesus: The Way, the
Truth, and the Life
Jesus is our savior, our
redeemer, our Lord, and
our God. Our belief in
Jesus is what makes us
who we are as Catholics,
as Chris ans, but do we
really know him as we
should? Is Jesus a part
of your life, or is he at
the center of your life as
he should be? We invite you to make him the center
of your life by joining us for Jesus: The Way, the
Truth, and the Life, a 10-week video study program
that explores the en rety of Jesus’ life and what he
means for us as Catholics today. Our Lady of the
Desert will begin the Jesus study on Thursday,
February 20th from 7-9pm. Par cipants will meet
every Thursday evening to view an engaging video
presenta on by Marcellino D’Ambrosio, Jeff Cavins,
and Edward Sri, followed by a lively group discussion
and fellowship. For more informa on or to register,
contact Jackie Ray (760) 220-3648,
[email protected] or
Margaret Curran (760) 220-8949,
[email protected].
We hope you can join us!
Do you have ques ons about life?
If so, join us in Alpha here at Our Lady of the Desert Church star ng Feb. 6th at 6:30pm in the Hall. Alpha is an
opportunity to explore life and the Chris an faith in a friendly, open and informal environment. No pressure. No follow up. No charge. Alpha is run all over the world. Each Alpha sessions includes food, a short talk and me at the end where you can share your thoughts. Come and invite others, especially those who are not here with us in
church or have been away from the church for a long me. They could be your family members, friends or co-workers. For more informa on or to register call Tom Strand at 760 760 242-4463. Registra on forms
available in the office.
Quieres aprender a orar de diferentes maneras, con mas
disciplina y profundidad? Quieres sanar heridas de la vida
y superar complejos y miedos? Te gustaría aprender a leer Las Sagradas Escrituras y meditarlas,
para saber lo que DIOS te dice a través de su Palabra. Talleres de Oración y Vida del
fundador Padre Larrañaga, te invita todos los jueves a las 10am en el Edificio de ministerios (cuarto Bishop Barnes) iniciando el día 6 de febrero
2020. Para mas información llamar a Mari Vega al (760) 991-7154.
Saturday, Feb. 8, 2020 marks the one hundred tenth
anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. On Sunday
morning, Feb. 9th, we will celebrate Scout Sunday.
The Scouts of Troop 557 are putting on displays of
Scouting subjects in the concourse and outside for you
to see. Come by and say hello to our young men.
Parents of Murdered Children in Greater
San Bernardino/Riverside Area Chapter invites
parents, family, and friends of murdered vic ms to
the monthly support group at Our Lady of the Desert.
The support group is held the second Saturday of
each month, star ng February 8th, from
10am-11:30am. Come join us. For more informa on please
call Linda Miers/Chapter Leader at (909) 653-7236.
"Fill The Play-Pen Diaper Drive"
In celebra on of the Birth's of our "Spiritual Adopted Babies" (Feb. 14) The Knights of Columbus, The Catholic
Daugh-ters and our Pro-Life friends invite you to donate diapers on Feb. 8th, 9th, 15th and 16th. All dona ons to be split between
"The Call for Life Pregnancy Center" and "Our Lady of the Desert Church."
Alpha: Tom Strand 760 242-4463
Altar Servers: Evelyn Hernandez 760 680-1963 Annulments: Roberta Leruth 760 946-0915 Baptisms (Infants): Sylvia Fath 760 242-4427
Bible Study: (Wednesdays) Jim Chambers 760 242-8310 Bible Study (Thursdays): Jackie Ray 760 242-8519 Boy Scouts: Lynn Becerra (562) 881-3272
Catholic Daughters: Leona Sciortino (Regent), 760 265-5425 Charismatic Prayer: Dennis Blackford 760 490-6091
Choir Directors: Stephen Arment (7:30am Mass) John Tonyan (9:30am Mass)
Rafael Montañez (11:30am Spanish Mass) Terry Constant (4pm Sat. Mass)
Clothing & Furniture Donations: Mike Mendoza 213 364-2591 Encuentro Matrimonial: Juan & Martha Rangel (562) 964-3453 English as a Second Language (ESL): 10am on Tuesdays Eucharistic Ministers: Andrea Mendoza 760 242-4427, Spanish: Maria E. Novahom 760 242-4505
Filipino Ministry: Loyce Gutierrez 760 887-6674
Finance Council: Mike Mendoza, Gina Greer & Ann Cheryl Oakleaf Food Pantry: 760 242-5544, Wed. & Thurs., 9am-11:30am
Funeral Services: Armida Romero 760 953-4473 Funeral Hospitality: Bea Stanley 760 242-5793
Giving Hands to the Needy: Antonia Gamez 760 552-1158 Grupo de Oración: Angel Dorantes 760 887-7071
Hearing Impaired: Linda Hardy 760 964-1089 V/VRS Knights of Columbus: Oscar Miranda 760 912-0290 Lectors: Steve Tyrrell 760 248-5149, [email protected]; Spanish: Maria Franco 760 964-7639
Life Teen: Shari Hartz 760 242-5819
Marriage Encounter: Robert & Denise B. 951 520-7478 Parish Council: Steve Curran & Ginny Tapia
Pequeñas Comunidades de Fe: Ramiro & Mara Alvizures 760 684-0040 Prayer Line: Mary Clavin 760 242-2754
Pro-Life: MaryAnn Carroll 760 242-3509 Quinceañeras: Evelyn Hernandez 760 680-1963
RCIA: Roberta Leruth 760 242-4427 (ext. 14) 760 946-0915 Safe Environment: Andrea Mendoza 760 242-4427 SCRIP Coordinators: Ralph Knipstein & Jeff Bisaha Senior Luncheons: Tony Pasco 760 962-1414 Sunday Scripture Study: Peggy 760 961-2617 Widows Ministry: Cindy Dorsey (760) 900-4319
Weddings/Anniversaries: Armida Romero 760 953-4473 Ushers: Oscar Miranda 760 912-0290 (Head of Ushers) Ismael Gomez & Ralph Knipstein (4pm Vigil Mass) Eugene Mages & Louis Prince (7:30am Mass) Flo Donaldson & Roger Perez (9:30am Mass) Carlos Larios (11:30am Spanish Mass) Shari Hartz (5:00pm Mass)
February 2020 Ministries
(Ministerios)
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Weekly Schedule
Sunday, February 2nd:
9:30am & 11:30amChildren’s Liturgy (Hall) 6:15pm Life Teen (Hall)
Monday, February 3rd:
6pm CMFP English (Ministry Building) 7pm Youth Confirm & EDGE (MBuilding) Tuesday, February 4th:
10am ESL Classes (MB)
10am Scripture Study (Ministry Building) 5pm 7:30am Choir Rehearsal (Church) 6pm Adult Confirmation (office, room 1) 6pm Al-Anon (Ministry Building)
6pm CMFP Spanish (Ministry Building) 6pm Charismatic Prayer Group (Chapel) 7pm Grupo de Oracion (MB, Aud.) 7pm RCIA (Office, room 3) Wednesday, February 5th: 9am-11:30am Food Pantry (MB) 10am Bible Study (Ministry Building) 4pm Elementary Classes (M. Building) 5:30pm A.A. (Ministry Building) 7pm Boys Scouts (MB, Auditorium) Thursday, February 6th:
8am Quilters (Ministry Building)
9am-11:30am Food Pantry (M. Building) 9am Talleres de Oracion (M. Building) 6:30pm Alpha (hall)
7pm Bible Study (Office, room 3) Friday, February 7th:
8am-7pm Adoration (Chapel) 9am RCIA (Office, room 3)
7pm Encuentro Matrimonial (M. Building) Saturday, February 8th:
9am Family Support Group (M. Building) 11am Al-Anon (M. Building, B. Barnes Rm) 1pm Wedding (Church)
2:30pm Confessions (Church)
**Remember when using a facility in the
Church property to keep it clean, turn off
the lights, turn off
A/C or Heater, leave the setup as it was
when you walked in to the room, lock the
doors and set the alarm.
Mondays is the deadline to email bulletin articles & announcements to [email protected] (A week before if there is a holiday.)
Al-Anon Family Groups
A fellowship of relatives & friends of alcoholics. Saturdays 11:00-12:30 in Ministry Building Tuesdays 6:00-7:00 pm in Ministry Building
This is a spiritual program based on no particular religion. Alcoholics Anonymous - AA Wednesdays at 5:30pm in the M. Building
