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January 16, 2022

Dear Friends in Christ,

Perhaps the most-admired American in all our history is George Washington. His leadership and character helped

forge our own national character and image of leadership. For instance, after the Treaty of Paris was signed and the

Revolutionary War ended, Washington resigned as Commander-in-Chief, which helped to establish civilian control of

the military in our young country. Then, after two terms as president, Washington declined to run for a third term,

which helped establish the two-term limit for presidents and the tradition of the peaceful handing over of power.

Washington was well-loved and admired by the people and politicians alike, and he was considered a man of the

highest moral character. And yet, as is often pointed out today, George Washington was a slave owner.

We who live more than 15o years after the abolition of slavery in our country rightly feel a sense of revulsion and

horror at the thought of race-based, generational chattel slavery. This should be especially true for Christians, who

believe that the dignity of each human person comes from being created in the image and likeness of God and that

Jesus Christ died for the salvation of all, no matter their racial or ethnic background. For those who confess Jesus

Christ as Lord, each human life is sacred. But this Christian understanding of the inherent evils of slavery raises an

important question: if Washington and our Founding Fathers were truly such extraordinary and exceptional men,

how could they not see the evils of slavery?

The search for the answer takes us deep into the mystery of evil and the fallen human heart. Because of our fallen

nature and Original Sin, we have inherited concupiscence, a destructive desire and tendency to sin. We also live in a

state of alienation from God, from one another, and from our own true selves. Our intellect has been darkened and

our ability to know and respond to grace is diminished. The result is this: we cannot always perfectly and

completely know our sins. When considering Washington and the other Founding Fathers as slave holders, we

should remember that until very recently slavery was more the norm than the exception in human societies, and

that it was their work to establish a nation based on the principles of governance by, of, and for the people that

helped bring about the abolition of slavery in the West. Washington himself began to seriously question the

institution of slavery, and in his will stipulated that some of his slaves be freed. All of this is to say that it can be very

difficult to recognize and turn away from social sin, and that great social changes like the abolition of slavery take

place slowly, as the moral character of a people is more perfectly conformed to Christ.

So, why do I mention all of this today? This coming Saturday, January 22nd, is the anniversary of Roe v Wade, the

Supreme Court decision which required all states to legalize abortion on demand in the US. The Church remembers

this day each year as the Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children. The Church in the United States

has been working for many years to bring an end to abortion on demand, and at times we may ask, “How long, O

Lord, how long shall my enemy be exalted over me?” Or, given the obvious brutality and violence of abortion, we

may ask ourselves, “How do those who support abortion under the banner of ‘reproductive rights’ do so with a clear

conscience, indeed, with a sense of their own righteousness?” If ever we feel weary of the fight or baffled by the

acceptance of this clearly brutal and barbarous evil, we should remember the example of the abolition of slavery.

Slavery was abolished throughout the west because the conscience and heart of Western people were slowly,

through the course of centuries, purified by the Gospel of Jesus Christ. If abortion is to be abolished, it will be

through the same purification. So let us not grow weary. Through perseverance in the fight, we will change hearts

and minds, and abortion will be not just made illegal but will be repudiated by us all, as slavery has come to be, as a

national disgrace and a grievous sin.

Fr. Morgan

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ST ANDREW CATHOLIC CHURCH SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

MINISTRIES

SUNDAY 1/16

2PM Jr. Boys Basketball Practice (Gym)

5PM Práctica de Música (Foyer)

5PM RICA (CLC)

MONDAY 1/17

SCHOOL & PARISH OFFICE CLOSED

7PM Knights of Columbus Assembly #1799 (CLC)

TUESDAY 1/18

3PM Basketball Practice (Gym)

6PM Extraordinary Ministers Preparation (CLC)

6:30PM High School Rel. Ed. (School Library)

WEDNESDAY 1/19

3PM Basketball Practice (Gym)

5:30PM Red. Ed. (School)

6PM Bible Study (CLC)

6:45PM Red. Ed. (School)

THURSDAY 1/20

10AM Bible Study (CLC)

3PM Basketball Game (Gym)

5PM Choir (Church)

FRIDAY 1/21

SATURDAY 1/22

9AM South Carolina Council of Catholic Women Retreat

(Gym)

THIS WEEK IN ST ANDREW

LITURGIES

SAT 1/15 4:30PM Phillip A. Miller IV †

6:00 PM Maria Lien

SUN 1/16 7:30AM Martha Kieltyka †

9:00AM George Mullery †

11:00AM Pro Populo

7:00PM Santa Misa | Marta Montes †

Carlitos Aguila † | Amaia Guzman

MON 1/17 9:00AM Susan Underwood †

TUE 1/18 9:00AM Angela Stoshak- Vitale †

WED 1/19 9:00AM June Drago †

5:30PM Holy Hour

THU 1/20 9:00AM Mr. Ricky Cormier † &

Mrs. Ferna Mae Cormier †

FRI 1/21 9:00AM Paul Le

SAT 1/22 4:30PM Carol Guyet †

6:00 PM Martha Baldwin †

MASS SCHEDULE

Weekend

Saturday 4:30 PM|6 PM

Sunday 7:30 AM|9 AM|11 AM| 7pm (Spanish)

Weekday Mass

Monday - Friday | 9 AM

CONFESSIONS

Tuesday & Thursday | 8:15 - 8:45 AM*

Wednesday | 5:30 - 6:15 pm*

Saturday | 2:30 pm

*with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

PARISH STAFF

Rev Roger Morgan

Pastor

Deacon Anthony Russo

Deacon George Ferland

Deacon Robert Barlow

Deacon Scott Ross

Gregory S. Allen, MA

Pastoral Associate

Madeleine Elswick

Parish Business Manager

Daniela Moreno

Parish Administrative Assistant

Laura Allison

Barbara Bowers

Christian Formation

Scott Bowen

Jennifer Diaz

Evangelization & Family Life

Francesca Schaeffer

Music Director

Clark Slawecki

Facilities Manager

OFFICE HOURS

Mon to Thu from 9 am to 4 pm | Fri from 9 am to

12 pm

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Description January 9, 2022

Sunday Collection .............................................. $21,492

Weekly Budget Needs ......................................... $21,500

Year-to-Date Total ............................................. $567,307

Year-to-Date Budget Needs ............................. $602,000

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GRAND STRAND CITIZENS FOR LIFE (GSCL)

GSCL is pleased to announce the 37th

Interdenominational Annual Prayer Vigil for the sanctity

of life to be held at St. Michael’s on Friday, January 21,

2022 at 7 PM. This annual event is held either on or

near the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court

decision to legalize abortion.

Area church directors/heads from the area as well

as Rev. Edward W. Fitzgerald will be serving as prayer

leaders. All are welcome to this free event. Light

refreshments will be available following the Vigil in the

Community Life Center.

For more information, please call Tom McElligott at

(843) 742 5524 or read about this event on the GSCL

website at www.makethelifechoice.org.


The SCCCW Myrtle Beach Deanery is hosting a retreat “Who Do You Say That I Am” with Sister Kathleen Adamski as

the facilitator on Saturday, January 22, 2022 at the St. Andrews Community Life Center. Sister Kathleen is the

Director of the Office of Spirituality & Formation for the Diocese of Charleston. Check-in is at 8:30 a.m. with the

retreat starting at 9:00 a.m. and ending at 3:00 p.m. The cost is $15 per person which includes morning

refreshments, lunch and beverages. Deadline for reservations is January 17th. Contact Marlene Grover at 843-283-

4445 or Caroline Paulhus at 843-692-9932 for additional information. Treat yourself to a day with other like minded

women in the “Sisterhood of Faith” and unwind with the Lord!

Heavenly Father, thank you

for the precious gift of life.

Help us to cherish and protect

this gift, even in the midst of

fear, pain, and suffering.

Give us love for all people,

especially the most vulnerable, and help us bear witness to the truth

that every life is worth living.

Grant us the humility to accept help

when we are in need,

and teach us to be merciful to all.

Through our words and actions, may others encounter the

outstretched hands of Your mercy.

We ask this through

Christ, our Lord.

Amen www.respectlife.org


16 enero de 2022

Queridos amigos en Cristo,

Quizás el estadounidense más admirado en toda nuestra historia sea George Washington. Su liderazgo y carácter

ayudaron a forjar nuestro propio carácter nacional e imagen de liderazgo. Por ejemplo, después de que se firmó el

Tratado de París y terminó la Guerra Revolucionaria, Washington renunció como Comandante en Jefe, lo que ayudó

a establecer el control civil de las fuerzas armadas en nuestro joven país. Luego, después de dos mandatos como

presidente, Washington se negó a postularse para un tercer mandato, lo que ayudó a establecer el límite de dos

mandatos para los presidentes y la tradición de la entrega pacífica del poder. Washington era muy querido y

admirado tanto por el pueblo como por los políticos, y se le consideraba un hombre del más alto carácter moral. Y,

sin embargo; como se señala a menudo hoy en día, George Washington era propietario de esclavos.

Nosotros, que vivimos más de 150 años después de la abolición de la esclavitud en nuestro país, sentimos con

razón una sensación de repugnancia y horror ante la idea de la esclavitud generacional basada en la raza. Esto

debería ser especialmente cierto para los cristianos, que creen que la dignidad de cada persona humana proviene

de haber sido creada a imagen y semejanza de Dios, y que Jesucristo murió por la salvación de todos, sin importar

su origen racial o étnico. Para quien confiesa a Jesucristo como el Señor, cada vida humana es sagrada. Pero esta

comprensión cristiana de los males inherentes a la esclavitud plantea una pregunta importante: si Washington y

nuestros Padres Fundadores fueron verdaderamente hombres tan extraordinarios y excepcionales, ¿cómo podrían

no ver los males de la esclavitud?

La búsqueda de la respuesta nos adentra en el misterio del mal y del corazón humano caído. Por nuestra

naturaleza caída y el Pecado Original, hemos heredado la ambición, un deseo destructivo y tendencia al pecado.

También vivimos en un estado de alienación de Dios, unos de otros y de nosotros mismos. Nuestro intelecto se ha

oscurecido y nuestra capacidad de conocer y responder a la gracia ha disminuido. El resultado es este: no siempre

podemos conocer perfecta y completamente nuestros pecados. Al considerar a Washington y a los demás Padres

Fundadores como propietarios de esclavos, debemos recordar que hasta hace muy poco tiempo la esclavitud era

más la norma que la excepción en las sociedades humanas, y que era su trabajo establecer una nación basada en

los principios de gobierno por, de y para las personas que ayudaron a lograr la abolición de la esclavitud en

Occidente. El mismo Washington comenzó a cuestionar seriamente la institución de la esclavitud, y en su

testamento estipuló que algunos de sus esclavos fueran liberados. Todo esto es para decir que puede ser muy

difícil reconocer y alejarse del pecado social, y que los grandes cambios sociales como la abolición de la esclavitud

se dan lentamente, a medida que el carácter moral de un pueblo se conforma más perfectamente con Cristo.

Entonces, ¿por qué menciono todo esto hoy? El próximo sábado, 22 de enero, es el aniversario de Roe v Wade, la

decisión de la Suprema Corte que requirió que todos los estados legalizaran el aborto a pedido en los EE. UU. La

Iglesia recuerda este día cada año como el Día de Oración por la Protección Jurídica de los Niños por Nacer. La

Iglesia en los Estados Unidos ha estado trabajando durante muchos años para poner fin al aborto a pedido y, a

veces, podemos preguntar: "¿Hasta cuándo, oh Señor, hasta cuándo será exaltado mi enemigo sobre mí?" O, dada

la obvia brutalidad y violencia del aborto, podemos preguntarnos: “¿Cómo lo hacen aquellos que apoyan el aborto

bajo la bandera de los 'derechos reproductivos' con una conciencia tranquila, de hecho, con un sentido de su

propia justicia?” Si alguna vez nos sentimos cansados de la lucha o desconcertados por la aceptación de este mal

claramente brutal y bárbaro, debemos recordar el ejemplo de la abolición de la esclavitud. La esclavitud fue abolida

en todo Occidente porque la conciencia y el corazón de los occidentales fueron purificados lentamente, a lo largo

de los siglos, por el Evangelio de Jesucristo. Si se quiere abolir el aborto, será por la misma purificación. Así que no

nos cansemos. A través de la perseverancia en la lucha, cambiaremos corazones y mentes, y el aborto no solo será

ilegalizado, sino que será repudiado por todos nosotros, como ha llegado a ser la esclavitud, como una desgracia

nacional y un pecado grave.

P. Morgan

IGLESIA CATÓLICA DE

SAN ANDRÉS

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16 de enero de 2022: Segundo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

Entonces las naciones verán tu justicia, y tu gloria todos los reyes.— Isaías 62:2

UN DIOS VISIBLE�

Nos resulta difícil transmitir ideas a la gente a menos que le

mostremos algo, que le ilustremos lo que queremos decir. Dios,

que es invisible y verdaderamente más allá del entendimiento

humano, aparentemente tiene la misma dificultad. La gente quiere

ver, no solamente quiere escuchar una idea. Por eso Dios nos dio a

Jesucristo, Dios hecho visible en el mundo.

En las semanas recientes hemos visto cómo al nacer Jesús es

mostrado a los pastores y a los Reyes Magos, y luego empezó su

“vida pública” en su bautismo con Juan. El Evangelio de hoy nos

habla de su “primer signo”, que es proveer vino para los invitados

a la boda en Caná.

Por supuesto, hasta a Jesús, que es Dios hecho visible, no siempre

se le entendía en su tiempo y ni siquiera ahora. Por lo tanto,

tenemos que considerar lo que vemos: la pobreza y simplicidad de

su nacimiento, su humildad y franqueza ante Juan Bautista, su

amabilidad y compasión hacia las personas en sus problemas

ordinarios, como la falta de vino en una boda. Pero al conocer a

Jesús conocemos a Dios.�Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

MEDITACIÓN DEL EVANGELIO

Con la fiesta de la Epifanía y el Bautismo del Señor se cierra

el Tiempo de Navidad, que siempre es precedido por el

Adviento. Ahora, comenzamos el Tiempo Ordinario. Serán

siete domingos de este corto periodo, que termina el día

anterior al Miércoles de Ceniza. La segunda etapa de este

Tiempo es más larga, da comienzo después del domingo de

Pentecostés y termina hasta el sábado antes del primer

domingo de Adviento. ¿Para qué sirve a los cristianos este

Tiempo Ordinario? ¿Qué nos pide la Liturgia de este tiempo?

Pues, es muy sencillo, nos pide meditar en el misterio de

Cristo. En su invitación de participar en su Reino con alegría

y compromiso verdadero. La Iglesia tiene diversidad de

carismas, donde podemos entregarnos al servicio de los

demás.

Por ejemplo, hoy el Evangelio nos invita a participar junto

con María y Jesús en las bodas de Caná. Y es ahí en esa boda,

donde Jesús hace su primer milagro a petición de su Madre

María. El diálogo de ambos viene a ser a causa de la falta de

vino. Por lo tanto, los novios estaban en apuros por esta

razón. Este relato es muy profundo, el hecho de que Jesús

participa en la boda, tiene como significado la boda de Dios

con la humanidad, que más adelante será la Sangre de Jesús

derramada para la salvación de la humanidad. “Alegrémonos,

regocijémonos démosle honor y gloria, porque han llegado

las bodas del Cordero” (Apocalipsis 19,7). También, el

profeta en la primera lectura lo pone claro: “No te llamaran

más ‘Abandonada’, ni a tu tierra ‘Desolada’, sino que te

llamaran ‘Mi Preferida’ y a tu tierra ‘Desposada’. Porque

Yavé se complacerá en ti y tu tierra tendrá un esposo” (Isaías

62,4). ©LPi

AÑO FISCAL 2021-2022

Descripcion _______________ 9 de enero del 2022

Colectas del domingo………………………………………… $21,492

Presupuesto Semanal………………………………………... $21,500

Año Hasta la Fecha………………………………………… $567,307

Presupuesto Año Hasta la Fecha……………………. $602,000

Superávit (Déficit) ………………………………………………($34,693)

TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE�

En 1502 el Fraile Nicolás de Ovando y doce franciscanos

dieron inicio a la evangelización de América en la República

Dominicana. Ellos fueron enviados por los reyes españoles con el

mandato de convertir a los nativos “sin les hacer fuerza alguna”.

Con los misioneros llegaron Alfonso y Antonio Trejo quienes

traían con ellos un cuadro de la Virgen María bajo la advocación

de Nuestra Señora de la Altagracia. Ellos la llevaron a Higuey,

donde en 1572 se le construyó su primer santuario. Poco a poco

esta pequeña imagen se convirtió en la Reina del corazón de los

dominicanos.

María observa dulcemente a su recién nacido quien yace sobres

las pajas. Está coronada y lleva puesto un manto azul rociado de

estrellas y un escapulario blanco. Lleva una aureola hecha de doce

estrellas. En una esquina de la imagen san José también observa al

niño por encima del hombro derecho de María.

El 25 de enero del 1979 Juan Pablo II la coronó por ser la primera

evangelizadora del continente Americano. Con ella los doce

misioneros trajeron la Alta Gracia de Jesucristo a nuestras tierras.

—Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.



28/11/2021

CHÚA NHẬT TUẦN I MV

Lc 21,25-28.34-36

NGÀY CON NGƯỜI ĐẾN

“Khi những biến cố ấy bắt đầu xảy ra, anh em hãy đứng thẳng và ngẩng đầu lên, vì anh em sắp được cứu

chuộc.” (Lc 21,28)

Suy niệm: Phụng vụ mời gọi người Ki-tô hữu khởi đầu Mùa Vọng bằng tâm tình chuẩn bị mừng Chúa trong Lễ Giáng sinh,

và xa hơn, chờ đợi cuộc trở lại quang lâm của Con Người. Chúa Ki-tô sẽ trở lại trong uy nghi vinh hiển của một vị vua trong

ngày cánh chung của vũ trụ. Với người Ki-tô hữu, ngày ấy sẽ là ngày vui mừng, vì ta được diện đối diện với Chúa của mình,

ngày ta mong chờ đã đến, ngày Nước Thiên Chúa được thành toàn sau bao khó khăn, chống đối, gian khổ. Tư thế của ta

khi chờ đợi ngày quang lâm ấy không phải là khoanh tay ngóng chờ, nhưng là “đứng thẳng và ngẩng đầu,” “tỉnh thức và

cầu nguyện,” không để lòng mình nặng trĩu vì bao thú vui, hưởng thụ của cuộc sống.

Mời bạn: Cuộc sống trần thế luôn lôi cuốn con người “chè chén say sưa, lo lắng sự đời” hay tìm sự an nhàn, hưởng thụ. Lời

Chúa mời gọi bạn hãy luôn tỉnh thức, cầu xin ơn sức mạnh, để những khó khăn, thử thách, cám dỗ không làm bạn chùn

bước, xao lãng trí lòng, cũng không ngăn cản bạn sống niềm vui đợi trông Chúa Ki-tô, Đấng Xót thương và mang lại sự sống

mới.

Chia sẻ: Bạn, gia đình, cộng đoàn của bạn đã sống, trải qua cơn đại dịch Covid-19 với tâm thế nào?

Sống Lời Chúa: Mùa Vọng năm nay, tôi quyết tâm bỏ một tật xấu hay một thú vui, và dành thời gian gặp gỡ Chúa qua

Thánh lễ, việc cầu nguyện, bác ái.

Cầu nguyện: Lạy Chúa, con luôn chạy theo những đam mê, thú vui trần thế, và dần dần xa Chúa, xa Giáo hội mà chẳng

hay. Xin giúp con quay trở về và sống tâm thế của người môn đệ. Amen.

Liên lạc:

Cha Chánh xứ: Roger Morgan 843-448-5830 . Cha linh hứơng: David Phan 864-395-0202

Trửơng ban điều hành: anh Hiền 843-267-1357. Hội trưởng hội Con Đức Mẹ & trao mình Thánh Chúa. Cô Điệp: 614-940-7581 Ngoại vụ: anh Hùng

617-285-4973. Thủ quỷ/ Ca Đoàn: cô Khuyên 817-992-4935

thư ký Chị Trang: 617-448-3659 Phụng Vụ/Ẩm thực: Chị Khiết 843-742-4956.

Mọi người chúng ta đều là con của Đức Mẹ. Mẹ là đường đến thiên

đàng. Có mẹ là có tất cả. Nhất là trong lúc này, đại dịch vẫn còn

hoành hành trên thế giới. Chúng ta cần lời cầu bầu và sự che chở của

Mẹ hơn bao giờ hết. Với tâm tình ấy, Hội Con Đức Mẹ thiết tha mời

gọi tất cả mọi người tha gia cầu nguyện chung. Chúng ta đến với

nhau để cầu nguyện, chia sẻ , tâm tình, và sống theo tinh thần Phúc

Âm. Mọi thắc mắc, chi tiết và ghi danh xin liên lạc với: Cô Điệp 614-

940-7581, Cô Lộc 843-385-3631 Xin kính mời

Cộng đoàn Các Thánh Tử Đạo Việt Nam, Giáo xứ St.

Andrew. 503 37th

Ave Myrtle beach SC 29577

Thánh Lễ Việt nam 11/ 27 /2021, 12/11/2021 Thứ bẩy 8 PM tại

Thánh Đường Saint Andrew do cha David (Học) Phan làm chủ

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LA IGLESIA CATÓLICA DE SAN ANDRÉS

INFORMACIÓN: Si desea comunicarse con el

Padre Morgan ó el Padre Jacinto para solicitar

algún Sacramento ó alguna Celebración

Litúrgica, lo puede hacer llamando al: (843) 448

5930.

REGISTRO: Si desea unirse a la comunidad

puede registrarse en el sitio web de la

parroquia (https://

www.standrewcatholicchurch.org/join-

registration) o al terminar la misa dominical de

7pm puede pedir un formato de registro con

cualquier servidor. (Los datos proporcionados,

son manejados como información confidencial,

y para uso exclusivo de la Diócesis de

Charleston). Es necesario estar registrados y

activos en la parroquia para cualquiera de los

sacramentos; así como misas de Quinceañeras.

SACRAMENTO DE LA CONFESIÓN: Se ofrece

todos los sábados a las 2:30 pm.

CORO: Los ensayos de coro son todos los

domingos a las 5:00 pm, en el gimnasio. Si esta

interesado en participar, por favor comunicarse

con Vicente Aguirre, al (843) 251 7928.

EXPOSICIÓN DEL SANTÍSIMO CON

CONFESIONES: La Hora Santa es el primer

viernes de cada mes a las 7:30pm en español.

También los todos los martes y jueves a las

8:15 a.m. y los miércoles a las 5:30 p.m. en

inglés.

SACRAMENTO DE BAUTISMO: Los padres que

deseen bautizar a sus hijos deben hacer una

cita llamando a la oficina; para niños menores

de siete años con Greg Allen, para mayores de

siete años con Barbara Bowers.

QUINCEAÑERA: Los requisitos mínimos son:

estar inscritos en la parroquia, asistir a la misa

dominical y la quinceañera debe tener los

sacramentos de bautizo, 1ra comunión y

confirmación (o estar registrada en la

preparación para el sacramento). Por favor,

llamar a la oficina (843 448 5930) con seis

meses de anticipación para programar el

evento, para mas información contactar a

Concepción Romero, al (843) 446 5294. Deje

mensaje, se le regresará la llamada.

MONAGUILLOS: Para los niños y jóvenes con la

inquietud de servir en el altar, por favor

contactar a Verónica Hernández, al (843) 602

1861 Favor de dejar mensaje, se le regresara la

llamada.

HOSPITALIDAD / MINISTROS DE BIENVENIDA:

Las personas interesadas en unirse a este

ministerio, favor de comunicarse con Pedro

Garcia al (843) 251 8471.

MINISTROS DE EUCARISTIA: Las personas

interesadas en formar parte de este ministerio

favor de contactar a Normina Morales al (843)

455 0254.

LECTORES: Las personas interesadas en unirse

a este ministerio, favor de comunicarse con

Erika Martínez al (843) 241 2759.

SACRAMENTO DEL MATRIMONIO: Las parejas

interesadas en contraer matrimonio deben

hacer una cita con el Asociado Pastoral, Greg

Allen, llamando a la oficina. La preparación

para el Sacramento del Matrimonio se realizará

dos veces al año. Las clases son a las 5:00 pm

durante siete domingos consecutivos. Favor

comunicarse con Blanca Domínguez, al (843)

458 7550.

PLANIFICACIÓN FAMILIAR: Aprende un

método natural y efectivo para lograr o para

posponer un embarazo. Las clases se ofrecerá

en la sexta y séptima charla del programa de

preparación para el Sacramento del Matrimonio

y a solicitud de las personas interesadas.

CURSILLO CRISTIANDAD: Todos los lunes en el

gimnasio a las 7 pm. Para más información,

llame a Rene Reyes, Coordinador, al (843) 315

4869.

ENCONTRO DA COMUNIDADE BRASILEIRA:

Todas as terças-feiras no ginásio às 7 da noite.

Para mais informações, ligue para Norma

Barreto (614) 848 9775.



PARISH INFORMATION

3501 North Kings Highway ● Suite 102

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29577

(843) 448 5930 ● (843) 448 3947 fax

(843) 626 4119 (evenings & weekends)

[email protected]

www.standrewcatholicchurch.org

ST ANDREW CATHOLIC SCHOOL

3601 N Kings Hwy ● Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

p: (843) 448 6062

f: (843) 626 8644

Deborah B. Wilfong, School Principal

[email protected]

www.standrewschoolmb.com

#standrewschoolmb ● #faithlovelearning

● #catholiceducationnow ● #nowmorethanever

PRAYER AND WORSHIP

Extraordinary Ministers ...................... Caroline Paulhus

Gift Bearers .............................................. Priscilla Melton

Lectors ................................................... Caroline Paulhus

Marriage Prep ............................................. Gregory Allen

Musicians & Vocalists ..................... Francesca Schaeffer

Prayer Chain ................................................. Ellen Vaught

Sick & Homebound ....................................... Ellen Vaught

Ushers ............................................................. Sal Martelli

Wedding Coordinator ................................ Gregory Allen

CHRISTIAN FORMATION

Adult Education .................................. Laura Allison

Adult Initiation/RCIA ......................... Gregory Allen

Baptism Prep ...................................... Gregory Allen

Cursillo .................................................... Rene Reyes

Family Life ............................................ Jennifer Diaz

Religious Education ....................... Barbara Bowers

Youth Ministry ..................................... Scott Bowen

COMMUNITY BUILDING

Catholics for Freedom of Religion ... Carol Jean Walters

Catholic Medical Assoc......................... Peter Bleyer, MD

Columbiettes ........................................... Laura Medeiros

Communications ....................................... Gregory Allen

Community Kitchen ...................................... Sean Mazur

Gift Shop ......................................................... Mary Mann

Girl Scout Troop 703 .................................. Devon Barnes

Grand Strand Citizens for Life .......................... John Kost

Ancient Order of Hibernians ................... Matthew Tully

Hibernians– Ladies .................... Maureen McEvoy-Cahill

Hispanic Community ...................... Veronica Hernandez

Hospitality ............................................... Marlene Grover

Knights of Columbus ............................ Ramon Gutierrez

Knights of Columbus (Assembly) ............... John Walters

Knitting/Crocheting............................................ Pat Vera

Rosary Makers ....................................... Harriet Parrotta

SC Council of Cath Women .................... Marlene Grover

Website Committee ................................... Gregory Allen

Women's Club ................................................. Cathy Kelly

PASTORAL SERVICES

Annulment ......................................... Gregory Allen

Bereavement Ministry….Charlotte Hribar & Pat Wnuk

Catholic Charities ................ Diocese of Charleston

Funerals .............................................. Gregory Allen

Helping Hand........................................Ashley Silvey

Mobile Meals ...................................... Helene Fawks

Natural Family Planning ......... Susanna Bleyer, MD

Pregnancy Help .......................... Catholic Charities

Prison Ministry ...................................... Paula Loehr

Respect Life ...................................... Tom McElligott

Safe Environment .............................. Gregory Allen

PARISH CONSULTATIVE COUNCILS

Pastoral Council .................................. Bob Zuercher

Finance Council ....................................... Jack Moran

Outreach ..................................... Madeleine Elswick

School Board ......................................... Ian Maguire

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School

1300 Carolina Forest Boulevard

Myrtle Beach, SC 29579

(843) 903-1400

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