Inspiring the faithful, Healing the broken, Making disciples

A 24-7 Adoration Parish

Parish Office: 3700 Canyon Road, Los Alamos • 505-662-6193 • St. Joseph Mission: 196 Meadow Lane, White RockEmergency: 505-662-6921 • email: ihm@ihmcc.org • www.ihmcc.org • www.facebook.com/ImmaculateHeartLosAlamos/

CONTACTSFr. John Daniel, Pastor, pastor@ihmcc.org, 662-6193 Deacon. Ray Alcouffe Deacon Jim O’Hara Deacon John Sutton Deacon Donald Lucero (Emeritus) Deacon. Charles Pacheco (Emeritus) _______Norma Parra, Business Manager admin@ihmcc.org, 662-6193Nan Holmes, Administrative Assistant ihm@ihmcc.org, 662-6193Greg Smithhisler, Director of Liturgy liturgy@ihmcc.org 695-9438 or 662-6193Pam Paine, Bulletin bulletin@ihmcc.org, 662-6193Caren Stephens, Director, Religious Education (PreK-12) dre@ihmcc.org, 662-7773Rhonda Simmonds, RE Secretary re@ihmcc.org, 662-7773Cathy Kohlrust, Youth Ministry & Adult Formation ym@ihmcc.org, af@ihmcc.org 661-8303David Mutschlecner, CustodianTirso Arenales, Maintenance Services

Immaculate Heart of MaryRoman Catholic Parish, Los Alamos, NM

WEEKEND MASSESSaturday: WR 4:00 p.m.; *LA 6:00 p.m. Sunday: WR 7:00 a.m., *LA 9:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m., & 5:00 p.m. Drive-up Communion: Following 9:00 a.m. Mass

Monday: *LA 6:30 a.m. & 9:00 a.m. Tuesday: *LA 6:30 a.m.; WR 9:00 a.m. Wednesday: *LA 5:30 p.m. Thursday: *LA 5:30 p.m. Friday: *LA 12:10 p.m. 1st Saturday: *LA 9:00 a.m.

WEEKDAY MASSES

ROSARY CONFESSIONThursday: LA 4:00 p.m. Friday: LA 12:45 p.m. Saturday: LA 2:00-3:00 p.m. WR 3:30-4:00 p.m.

*Live streamed

9:00 a.m. Online via Zoom Monday: 7:30 p.m., Chapel Wednesday: 8:00 p.m.,via Zoom Thursday: 6:00 p.m., Chapel

November 28, 2021 1st Sunday of Advent

BULLETIN SUBMISSION DEADLINESDecember 5 bulletin–Noon, November 22December 12 bulletin–Noon, November 30December 19 bulletin–Noon, December 6December 26 bulletin–Noon, December 13January 2 bulletin–Noon, December 20January 9 bulletin–Noon, January 3January 16 bulletin–Noon, January 10January 23 bulletin–8:00 a.m., January 18January 30 bulletin–Noon,January 22

THIS WEEK AT IHMMass Intentions Parish Events

Saturday, November 27†Edgar Bain (Bob Hackenberg)†Mike Fuselier (Erik, Danielle, Matt, & Peggy)†Walter, †Elaine, & †Tim Connolly (Bryan & Maureen)†Evan, †Darlene, & †Newt Fearey (Bryan & Maureen)Healing for Sharon & Sean Connolly (Bryan & Maureen)In Thanksgiving (Marie Schelberg)†John Ferris (Pat Busch)

Sunday, November 28†Aleykutty Thomas (Mathew Family)†Vera Pongratz 21st Anniversary (Pongratz Family)AB Robert & Josie Ortiz (Marco, Sandy, & Lorinda Lucero)†Lukas Lucero (Dad, Mom, & Lorinda)†LeRoy, †Polly, & †Jimmy Lucero (Marco, Sandy, & Lorinda Lucero)†Maria Bon Vo (Los Alamos Friends)†Vidal & †Luisa Sandoval (E. Stacy)BB Anna Hoffmann (Parents Ray & Marvine Garcia)BB Thomas Garcia (Grandparents Ray & Marvine Garcia)†Anna Chavez (Juanita Chavez)†Tony Lujan (His Wife)

Monday, November 29

Tuesday, November 30†Odelia Garcia (Family)

Wednesday, December 1

Thursday, December 2†Larry Kaufman (Bob Hackenberg)†Margaret Walsh (Family)Blessings for Frank Walsh (Family)

Friday, December 3, First FridayIn honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (Parishioner)†Gordon Hoffman (Andy & Cherie Trottier)

Saturday• Mass video on Parish website

Sunday• Mass video on Parish website

Tuesday• Mass video on Parish website• 9:00 a.m. Rosary(Zoom 214 074 833 Passcode: 333940)• 6:00 p.m. Coming weekend reading reflections(Zoom 870 579 545)

Wednesday• Mass video on Parish website• 9:00 a.m. Rosary(Zoom 214 074 833 Passcode: 333940)8:00 p.m. RosaryZoom 893 8888 5360)

Thursday• Mass video on Parish website• 9:00 a.m. Rosary(Zoom 214 074 833Passcode: 333940)

Friday• Mass video on Parish website• 9:00 a.m. Rosary(Zoom 214 074 833Passcode: 333940)

Monday• Mass video on Parish website• 9:00 a.m. Rosary(Zoom 214 074 833Passcode: 333940)

IHM’s 24-hour adoration begins Monday morning 12:00 am and ends Wednesday morning 12:00 am. Many adoration hours have only one adorer, and could use a second. If you are wanting a holy hour, consult the schedule at http://www.ihmcc.org/adoration-schedule.html or send an e-mail to adoration@ihmcc.org or call James at 505-412-8027.Adorers: As the holidays approach please remember to arrange a substitute or coordinate with your quadrant captain if you are planning to be away. As always, especially outside of office hours, if you need to leave and the next adorer hasn’t come call Fr. John Daniel at 505-228-0863.

†Robert (Bob) Apodoca†Bobby Apodoca†Michael Young†Shirley Huber†Debbie Hardison†John Ferris†Jimmy Caruthers†Ramona Vigil†John R. Phillips, II†Helen Quintana†Margaret Cruz†Joe Fitzgibbon†Clara Peterson†Daniel Von Helm†Frank Welch†Margaret Eutsler†Bea Wilkinson†Peter Gary†Mary Jane Dal Pra†Mark Manzanares†Maureen (Missy) Hollander†Lucille Honsinger†Carl Johnson†Kenneth Martinez†Leigh Maynard†Terry Glascock†Sara Creamer†Tony Lujan†Joshua Miko†Helen Archuleta†Myra Branch†James Baran†Rosalia Pacheco

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Call the Parish Office, 662-6193, to add or remove someone on the Prayers Needed list.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 28, 2021

Sunday: Jer 33:14-16/1 Thes 3:12—4:2/Ps 25:4-5, 8-9, 10, 14 [1b]/Lk 21:25-28, 34-36 Monday: Is 2:1-5/Ps 122:1-2, 3-4b, 4cd-5, 6-7, 8-9/Mt 8:5-11Tuesday: Rom 10:9-18/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11 [10]/Mt 4:18-22Wednesday: Is 25:6-10a/Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6 [6cd]/Mt 15:29-37Thursday: Is 26:1-6/Ps 118:1 and 8-9, 19-21, 25-27a [26a]/Mt 7:21, 24-27Friday: Is 29:17-24/Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14 [1a]/Mt 9:27-31Saturday: Is 30:19-21, 23-26/Ps 147:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [cf. Is 30:18d]/Mt 9:35—10:1, 5a, 6-8Next Sunday: Bar 5:1-9/Ps 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 [3]/Phil 1:4-6, 8-11/Lk 3:1-6©Liturgical Publications Inc

HEADS UP!

Bulletin submission deadlines in November and December are very very early. If you have submissions during those two months, please refer to the deadlines in the lower right-hand corner on the front of the bulletin. Thanks!

EUCHARISTIC MINISTER TRAININGWould you like to be a Eucharistic minister? There will be a training session on December 1 after the 5:30 p.m. Mass, from approximately 6:15-7:15 p.m. Please send an email to Shelly (shelly_kuro@yahoo.com) if you want to participate.

Did you know there is a Mass for you to attend absolutely EVERY day of the week? Check out the schedule on the front.

from the desk of father john

This is the the responsorial Psalm for First Sunday of Advent. This Psalm truly sums up what the Advent season is all about. This response from Psalm 25 is classified as a Psalm of Lament. At first glance it might seem to be a strange type of Psalm to include in the readings for the First Sunday of Advent, but the writer of the Psalm mixes ardent pleas with expressions of confidence in God who forgives and guides. As we enter a season that is a time of joyful waiting and preparing for the celebration of the birth of Christ, we are reminded that we have a God who forgives and guides us. This is a season of joyful preparation. Knowing that we have a loving and forgiving God who is present in our midst to guide us in our journey of faith, we are more able to embrace this Advent season and lift up our souls to our Lord.It is interesting to note that our Gospel reading this Sunday taken from the Gospel of Luke is not focused on the coming of Christ as an infant, but rather it is focused on the second coming of Christ and the fact that redemption is at hand. So, we start the Advent season with a focus on the second coming of Christ. Then, on the Second Sunday of Advent the Gospel reading focuses not on the second coming of Christ, nor on His birth, but rather on St. John the Baptist informing the world that the Messiah is at hand. The Third Sunday of Advent’s Gospel reading informs us that the crowds coming to John the Baptist were wondering if he was the Messiah, John the Baptist answers this question by stating “I am baptizing you with water, but one mightier than I is coming. I am not worthy to loosen the thongs of His sandals. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire.” It is finally on the Fourth Sunday of Advent that we hear of events which happen before the birth of the Messiah, with the Gospel reading relating what happens when Mary visits Elizabeth.The four weeks of the Advent season, takes us on a journey of joyful preparation. The Sunday Gospel readings clearly show us that Advent is a season of movement which has a two-fold message of preparation. The start of the Advent season is focused on the second coming of Christ, and the end of the season is focused on the first coming of Christ. What binds this two-fold message together is the last of the prophets, the bridge between the old and the new covenant, St. John the Baptist. It is in the second and

third weeks of the Advent season that St. John the Baptist has a very important role of the readings. It is in these two weeks that St. John the Baptist provides the bridge between the messages first and second coming of Christ. The main symbol of the Advent season, the Advent wreath, reminds us that this Season is one of waiting and preparing. It is a time of opening our hearts and souls to our God who has created us. In the Catholic Church the colors of the Advent candles are violet and rose. In weeks one, two, and four a violet candle is lit, and in week three the rose candle is lit. These colors correspond with the colors of the liturgical vestments for the Sundays of Advent. In the Western church, violet is the historic liturgical color for three of the four Sundays of Advent, it is the traditional color for penance and renewal. Rose is the color for the Third Sunday of Advent, known as Gaudete Sunday coming from the Latin word meaning “to rejoice.” Gaudete Sunday marks the halfway point in this season of preparation, and it is a time to rejoice as we continue in a season of renewal and preparation. Each week as we light another candle of the Advent wreath, we are reminded of the four-week-long season in which we prepare for Christmas. The fact that there is such a strong focus on each week in the Season of Advent, building on the next week, does make this season different from the other seasons of the Liturgical year. This season is a true journey where each step we take builds on the next step. So, as we start this journey may we make sure our first step in the Advent season lands on a solid foundation. May we all lift up our souls as we enter into this Advent season preparing for the celebration of Christmas, and trust in our loving and forgiving God to guide us this day and every day.—Fr. John

To you, O Lord, I lift up my Soul

High School and Middle School students: you are invited to join IHM’s youth group where friendship and faith bloom. Email ym@ihmcc.org to join the Flocknote list for High School or the email distribution list for Middle School parents.

THANKSGIVING ADJUSTMENTThere will NOT be Sunday classes on November 28. We WILL have Monday classes on November 29 as usual.

CHRISTMAS PAGEANT...IT’S TIME!We need our Cast of Characters to participate in the Christmas Pageant December 12! Anyone (ages 4 & up) who is willing to have some fun is welcomed. Our story is a good one, so sign up by calling the RE office 662-7773.

HOLIDAY FOOD BASKETChristmas baskets for the needy are being assembled. Please donate nonperishable and canned goods that are not expired to make a festive box for Christmas. Our holiday food baskets are distributed through the Parish office, middle school and high school for those of Los Alamos County. (Please contribute what you can).

ANGEL TREE ONLINE AND IN PERSON!IHM is working with several organizations in Los Alamos and Northern New Mexico to provide gifts for children and families in need this Christmas. This year, Angel Tree tags are accessible both online and in real life. Look for the online tree on the IHM website. The real tree is up both at IHM and at St. Joseph’s. Please, return gifts, wrapped, and tagged with the Angel Tree code, by Sunday, December 5. Please call 505-661-8303 if you have any questions.

High school and 8th grade students, if you would like to help with Angel Tree, please email ym@ihmcc.org or come by the Parish Hall after school on December 8-10.

RE NEWS

HOLIDAY MASS SCHEDULE11/25/21 Thanksgiving: WR 8:00 a.m.; IHM 10:00 a.m.12/7/21: IHM regular Mass 6:30 a.m.; WR regular Mass 9:00 a.m. 12/7/21 Immaculate Conception Holy Day: WR Anticipatory Mass 6:00 p.m. 12/8/21 Immaculate Conception Holy Day: IHM 6:30 a.m., 12:10 p.m., 6:00 p.m.12/13/21 Our Lady of Guadalupe: IHM 6:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 6:00 p.m.12/24/21 Christmas Eve: IHM 4:00 p.m.; WR 6:00 p.m.; IHM 9:00 p.m.12/25/21 Christmas Day: WR 8:00 a.m.; IHM 10:00 a.m. (No Saturday 4:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m. Mass)12/31/21 New Year's Eve Holy Day: WR Anticipatory Mass 4:00 p.m.1/1/22 New Year's Day Holy Day: IHM 10:00 a.m.; WR 4:00 p.m.; IHM 6:00 p.m.

All IHM women are invited to join FIAT for food, fellowship, and small group discussion (please bring your own beverage this month). Our NEW study kicks off 7:30-8:45 a.m., Saturday, December 4 in the St. Thomas More Center (Religious Education building), Room 10. Join us in listening

to Fr. Timothy Gallagher’s first in a series of podcasts on discerning spirits based on his books about St. Ignatius of Loyola’s Rules for discernment. More information is available at ihmcc.org/fiat.html, or contact Pam Collins at jestmom41@gmail.com or Margi Harrach at harrachm@comcast.net.

MINISTRIESAdoration Ministry, James Kuropatwinski, 505-412-8027, Erik Haroz, 662-6193, adoration@ihmcc.orgAdult Choir, Jerry Morzinski, 662-3094Altar Flowers, Parish Office, 662-6193Altar Linens, Jo-Ellen Brown, 662-5848, jo-ellen-m-brown@comcast.netAltar Servers, Angela Prada, angiep1031@yahoo.comBaptism, Steve Willson, bridgetwillson@aol.com, 672-9687Boy Scouts (Troops 71 and 22), James Kuropatwinski, james.j.kuropatwinski@gmail.com, 505-412-8027Catholic Nursing Mother’s League, Gina Peterson, 661-8740, ginamariepeterson@yahoo.comChristian Concern Committee, Chick Keller, 662-7915Coffee & Donuts, Parish Office, 662-6193Collection Counters, Parish Office, ihm@ihmcc.org, 662-6193Eucharist for Home Bound, Mary Ann Stroud, stroud@cybermesa.com, 505-930-0800Extraordinary Ministers, Shelly Kuropatwinski, emcoordinator.ihm@gmail.comFIAT Women’s Group, Pam Collins, jetsmom41@gmail.com, 609-432-0259 or Margi Harrach, harrachm@comcast.net, 505-514-6180Finance Council, Chris Ortega, 672-9789 Funeral Ministry, Parish Office, ihm@ihmcc.org, 662-6193Funeral Receptions, Parish Office, ihm@ihmcc.org, 662-6193Homeless Bags, Teams of Our Lady, Greg Erpenbeck, 505-660-1678, earpg@aol.com Home School, Gina Peterson, 661-8740Knights of Columbus, Grand Knight Paul Grubel, 575-491-5149 KofC Sacred Heart Ladies Auxiliary, Nancy Kossar, 662-9188Lectors, Jeff Janke, 662-0545, Viking140@msn.comLibrary, Tina Szymanski, ihmlib3700@gmail.comLittle Flowers Girls Club, Gina Peterson, 661-8740

Loaves and Fishes, Stacy McLaughlin, anastasia_mclaughlin@yahoo.com, 662-0525Marriage Ministry, Fr. John Daniel, 662-6193Meals Ministry, Ruth Doyle 695-9355Mother’s Group, Rachel Meyer, rachelmeyer316@gmail.com, 505-393-1152 My Brother’s Keeper, Pat Jakubowski, 672-0283Natural Family Planning–FertilityCare, Leslie Esquibel, leslie.esquibel@comcast.net, 661-2352Natural Family Planning–Sympto Pro NFP, Rachel Meyer, rachelmeyer316@gmail.com, 505-393-1152Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos, Cheryl Wampler, 672-1887Parish Mom’s Weekly Playgroup (Tuesday), Teresa Klumpp, 301-538-7423 Parish Mom’s Bimonthly Catechism Class, Rachel Meyer, rachelmeyer316@gmail.comParish Mom’s Monthly Book Group, Chiara Paleari, chiara.paleari@gmail.comParish Mom’s Monthly Mom’s Night Out, Sarah Work, Sarah.n.work@gmail.comParish Mom’s Monthly Catholic Nursing Mothers League, Gina Peterson, ginamariepeterson@yahoo.comPrayer Chain, Lucille Kleczka, 672-1532Prayer Shawl Ministry, Jackie Petersen, 660-3290, jackiepete@q.comRespect Life, Joanne Lestone, joannelestone@yahoo.com, 661-6056Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA), Fr. John Daniel, 662-6193San Martin de Porres Soup Kitchen Patricia Cote 505-500-5486 or tissatrailrunner@outlook.comTeams of Our Lady (TOOLs), Greg and Heather Erpenbeck, earpg@aol.comUshers, Charles R Richardson, 505-662-9894, curly_richardson@yahoo.com

Holiday Food Basket Information: Below is a list of items needed for the food baskets. Please donate what you can. Please remember to check dates on the items, expired food cannot be distributed. Thanks!

____ 3 cans peas ____box of pasta _____vegetable oil _____3 cans corn

____ butter ____ 3 cans pumpkin _____ cranberry sauce (2 cans) _____ 3 cans carrots

____ 5lb. bag of flour _____2 boxes stuffing or ingredients _____ 3 cans fruit _____ 3 cans green beans For stuffing ____ 3lb. bag of rice ____ scalloped potatoes (2 boxes) _____ 1lb. bag dried peas, beans _____ 3 cans mixed vegetables

or lentils ____ 5lb. bag of sugar ____ 1 large box powdered milk _____ Jell-O (2 large boxes) _____1 large box instant potatoes ____ 2 cans evaporated milk for pie not condensed ____ brownie, cookie, or cake mix with frosting _____ other dessert (mix) Deadline for all items is the week of November 30; Thanksgiving baskets will be distributed about Nov 23; Christmas baskets will go after Dec 16th. There will be a bin in the entrance of IHM. Please call RE Office, 662-7773 if you leave items at St. Joseph in classroom hallway.

BAPTISM PREP

Preparatory meeting with Father John. Call the Parish office to set up a meeting. Classes: second Tuesday of January, March, May, July, September, and November at St. Joseph’s, 7:30 p.m. Parents and Godparents need to attend a class at the scheduled dates and times before scheduling a baptism.HOSPITAL PATIENTS & HOME BOUND

Please call the Parish Office at 662-6193 to make arrangements.PLANNING A WEDDING?

Please call the Parish Office at 662-6193 to make arrangements.MAKING A BEQUEST TO IHM

Bequests can be done by including the following statement in your will: “I bequeath to Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church the sum of $___ (or ____% of the residue of my estate) for its religious, educational and charitable works.” If you would like to discuss a bequest to IHM, call the Parish Office, 662-6193.ANOINTING OF THE SICK

By request at the end of any Mass or during confession, or call the office if unable to come to the church. Anointing is for serious life-threatening illness, for the elderly whenever seriously ill, or for those going into major surgery–especially utilizing general anesthesia.CHILD PROTECTION TRAINING FOR ALL STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS: THE NEW VIRTUS PROGRAM

In its efforts to protect the safety of children in recognizing and preventing child abuse, the Archdiocese of Santa Fe requires all adult staff and volunteers in ANY ministry to be trained in prevention. The VIRTUS program provides training and is available in both English and Spanish. It is done online and takes ~30 minutes of your time at your convenience. It also includes a background check. Thank you for your willingness to volunteer in our parish, and for your concern for our children’s safety. VIRTUS in English: https://www.virtusonline.org/virtus/37415/reg_2.cfm?theme=0 VIRTUS en Español: https://www.virtusonline.org/virtus/sp_reg_1.cfm?theme=0 AMAZON REWARDS FOR IHMAmazon’s Amazon Smile program donates 0.5% of the purchase price of eligible items to a registered non-profit. IHM is registered with them, so you can help the parish whenever you make a purchase. 1) Go to https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/homepage?q=Immaculate+Heart+of+Mary+87544&orig=%2F&ie=UTF-8 and log in to your Amazon account. 2) Search for Immaculate Heart of Mary 87544. 3) Click Select, and you’re done! 4) After you register IHM as your charity organization, then you can only login into your account as usual with this link: smile.amazon.com.Every little bit helps.

NOTE: Please remember to click on the Amazon Smile link to guarantee IHM a little portion of your purchase.

Stay informed as quick as a text or e-mail about weather delays, religious ed, and other happenings at IHM. Just go to our website (ihmcc.org) and click on the Flocknote logo to get more info and sign up for this free service.

Online giving allows you to conveniently make your Parish

contributions. To change the amount of your donation or its timing, visit ihmcc.org, click the logo on the right-side of the page and follow the prompts. If you have questions, please call the office at 662-6193. May God bless you for your support of our Parish!

SMITH’S COMMUNITY REWARDS

Did you know that every time you shop at Smith’s you can make a donation to IHM? 1) Go to smithscommunityrewards.com, sign into your Smith’s rewards account or create an account. 2) Go to my account and scroll down to Inspiring Donations Program 3) Select Immaculate Heart of Mary, Los Alamos, by selecting IHM’s nonprofit organization code is 90310. and click “Save”.Your Parish will start earning rewards every time you use your Smith’s Rewards Card.

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