Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish · 2020. 10. 18. · 9:00am †††Manuel Romero (2nd Anniversary)...
4
a a n c cl C ss ) - 5 M u m ) sm qu cl ss s s us c m M l s c ll s c m m l s m s c. l M m M ) M m w s l s s m s l u w . s C mmu C m s C s C c Ms. c ull m m 5 5) - sc C ll s c u w us sc ul m u u l m c. w us l s c ll 5 5) 5 - m c s l. l s u l G m c ll u c s l us l l s c c . l c ll c. l y Re e e a he a ie J. G ie e a Re e e ea a a ie Re e e ea Je y i aa a h a . A t tt e er . o orro rj o e o d to D re tor -4 4 . r t r . e ty rt ez ot try -4 r. E Arreo ro d te e O e e a S . • a 77 ai ie 7 7 - ax 7 7 -7 Emai a yah . m tin R sts In iri s oo tin@ i.o Eme e ie 7 7 - s AM - 2 PM PM - PM ns AM— 2 PM rs AM - 2 PM PM - PM Mon ri C os eb i e . a . m Ma h dul a i ie i ai h h ex e he e e eek ay e ay e e ay – iay S ay Ob i ai Sa ay i i S ay 7 - Sa Ge im o eb o for re de t tr b member o y d e to p dem re tr to - Bi i a ual Eu ha do a on S . hi me a ha e e a emi e i i a ai ha e i em aiy e Our L Gu u r a e exi
Transcript of Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish · 2020. 10. 18. · 9:00am †††Manuel Romero (2nd Anniversary)...
Sacraments:
Reconciliation (Confession)
3:30 - 5:00 PM Saturday (and by appointment)
Sabado
Baptism:
Required classes
First Thursday of each month @ 6:00 PM
Please call Parish Office for more information, at least 2
months in advance.
Holy Matrimony (Marriage):
Make an appointment with the pastor at least six months
prior to planning your wedding.
First Communion, Confirmation &
Rites of Christian Initiation:
Contact Ms. Socorro Trujillo for more information
(575) 776-4764
Anointing of the sick:
Call Parish Office during work hours to schedule a time to
have you or your loved one anointed or for an emergency.
After work hours, please call (575) 751-3994 for emergencies
only.
Holy Orders
If you feel God may be calling you to the diaconate,
priesthood or religious life, please contact Fr. Daniel by
calling the office.
Clergy
Reverend Father Daniel J. Gutierrez, Pastor
Reverend Deacon Donald Martinez
Reverend Deacon Jerry Quintana
Parish Staff
Ms. Anita Hutt, Business Manager
Ms. Socorro Trujillo, Religious Education Director
(575) 776-4764
Ms. Priscilla Quintana &
Mrs. Felicity Martinez, Youth Ministry (575) 779-2495
Mr. Elias Arreola, Grounds & Maintenance
Office
Address: 205 Don Fernando St. • Taos, NM 87571
Main Line: (575) 758-9208
Fax: (575) 758-2745
Email: [email protected]
Bulletin Requests & Inquiries:
Emergencies: (575) 751-3994
Hours: Tuesday 9 AM - 12 PM, 1 PM - 5 PM
Wednesday 9 AM—12 PM
Thursday 9 AM - 12 PM, 1 PM - 5 PM
Monday & Friday Closed
Website: www.ologtaos.com
Mass Schedule:
(all liturgies in Main Church except where noted)
Weekday:
Tuesdays: 5:30 PM
Wednesday – Friday: 12:10 PM
Sunday Obligation:
Saturday Vigil: 5:30 PM
Sunday: 7:00 AM - San Geronimo, Taos Pueblo
(for resident tribal members only due to
pandemic restrictions)
9:00AM - (Bilingual)
Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration:
St. Philomena Chapel (Due to pandemic restrictions
our adoration chapel is temporarily closed)
29th Sunday of Ordinary Time, October 18, 2020
Our Lady of Guadalupe Par ish Taos, New Mexico
�
Mass Intentions for Week of 10/18/2020—10/25/2020
Sat Oct 17—Vigil Twenty –Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
5:30pm †Priscilla Garcia Birthday Memorial by Pat Garcia & Family
†††Rachel Romero Birthday Memorial , J D Romero, & Andrew Martinez by JoAnne Gonzales
†Ernesto Montoya (2nd Anniversary ) by Dolores & Family
Sun Oct 18 —Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:00am Taos Pueblo (for resident tribal members only due to pandemic restrictions)
9:00am †††Manuel Romero (2nd Anniversary) Emelina Valerio & Delferio Romero by Beatrice
†††Chris, Cleo, & Fem Cisineros by Tele & Carmen
††Roberto & Juanita Medina by Medina family
†††Mario Martinez Jr, Ivan Valerio Jr, & Kayla Valerio Romo by Rose & Elias Martinez
†Father Laurier “Casey” Labreche (1st Anniversary) by Ray Martinez
†††Alice, Emilia & Veronica Martinez by Ed & Sandra Forde
Mon Oct 19
No Services
Tue Oct 20 M
5:30pm †Mary Macias (8 day mass) by parish
Wed Oct 21
12:10pm ††Mr And Mrs Paul Mares by family
Thurs Oct 22
12:10pm † Patricia Martinez –Medina (8 day mass0 by parish
Fri Oct 23
12:10pm †Paul Casias and continued health of Lucy Casias by Yvette, Reine, Mark & Tim
Sat Oct 24—Vigil Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
5:30pm †††Diana Baca Birthday Memorial, and Albert & Evan Montoya by Montoya’s
†Ruperta Trujillo Birthday Memorial by Bernice & Children
†Julia Mares Birthday Memorial by Rose
Sun Oct 25 —Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:00am Taos Pueblo (for resident tribal members only due to pandemic restrictions)
9:00am †††Dalio Eloy Lujan, M/M Albert Montoya & Tommy Montoya by Martha
†††Martin & Carlos Cisneroa & Justin Guiterrez by Tele & Carmen
†Gloria A Martinez (3rd Anniversary) by Ray & Diana Valerio
†Pauline Amos by Roberta & family
†Artemio Daniel Terrazas (8 day mass) by parish
†Dr. Carlos Ramirez by Kathy & Tessa Cordova
ST. PHILOMENA ADORATION CHAPEL
An alternative to a Mass intention is to purchase four candles for the Chapel. These candles are perpetually lit for one week.
The candles burn close to our Lord on the Altar.
Intentions can be in memory of a loved one, a special request, or in Thanksgiving to our Lord.
Donation: $20.00
Intentions for the Week of 10/18/20—10/24/20:
For peace in the world and unity in the Church by parish
Deacon Donald Martinez, Julian Robles, Debra Mondragon,
George L Mirabal Jr, Bernadette Mirabal, Steve Casias, Emma
Archuleta, Julie Martinez Bau, Sharon Lopez, Carol Lopez,
Becky Peralta, Dolores Peralta., Priscilla Medina, Robert
Gutierrez, Veronica, Ciria Martinez., Gina Romero, Marney
Wasserman, Lawrence F Vigil, Angie Gonzales, Rose Baxter, Margaret Montaño
Montoya, Michael Allbritton, Lillian R Cordova, Kenneth Martinez, Andrew Enos,
Fr Francis Malley, Gary Becker, Alejandro Aragon, Fred & Debbie Esquibel
If you would like to add anyone who is suffering from illness to this list, please
call (575)758-9208, fax (575)758-2745
email: [email protected], or stop at the office before Thursday
at 12:00pm for the next week’s bulletin.
Dear Family,�
�
A philosopher once said that when one becomes truly wise it is not because he/she has gained any answers, but instead because they are finally
asking the right questions. As the Pharisees try to capture Jesus tightly in a catch�22 situation by their questions about paying tax, we see their
deceit (and their own lack of conviction) in forcing him to “take a side.” If He simply were to say, “Pay the tax,” then they could accuse him of
siding with the oppressive Roman government. If he were to advise them to ignore the government�imposed obligations, then they could call
him an anarchist and tip off the authorities. In their mind’s truth was out the window as all that mattered was Jesus’ demise. Our Lord
decides not to fall into their trap by acknowledging that following God does not negate our being law abiding citizens per se and that we all end
up giving to God the greater debt of our lives, He whose image we bear on our souls. In few words, as is his way, Jesus teaches us so much by
His reply, but perhaps the greatest lesson for our day and age gleaned here is that taking sides is not the place of a Christian, at least not where
there’s an agenda. Certainly, we are called to stand up for what is just in light of the Gospel and to do so without reservation or prejudice. The
problem with asking too simple of a question is that it leaves no room for growth, understanding, and can easily leave people unnecessarily at
odds with one another. We must ask better questions, not seeking to place ourselves in simplistic categories or size up people in narrow ways.
In many instances, being a good example of our Faith will leave us finding many secular categories ill fitting. The only way the Gospel is
shared, that God’s truth is sought, and that we are open to dialogue (even with those who may disagree with us), is to ask, “Where is God
leading me?” �
�
�
In His joy, Fr. Daniel�
�
Mass Readings for Week of 10/18/2020�
Praying, Learning, and Journeying Together:�
Keeping Our Parish Identity In Troubling Times�
�
While different in method, the community that is
our parish of Our Lady of Guadalupe, continues its
mission of bringing God’s hope, truth, and love
during these unprecedented times. �
�
www.twitter.com/djtgutierrez�
www.ologtaos.com�
https://www.facebook.com/djtgutierrez �
Sunday:Is 45:1, 4-6/Ps 96:1, 3,
4-5, 7-8, 9-10 [7b]/1 Thes 1:1-
5b/Mt 22:15-21
Monday: Eph 2:1-10/Ps
100:1b-2, 3, 4ab, 4c-5 [3b]/
Lk 12:13-21
Tuesday: Eph 2:12-22/Ps
85:9ab-10, 11-12, 13-14
[cf. 9]/Lk 12:35-38
Wednesday: Eph 3:2-12/Is
12:2-3, 4bcd, 5-6 [cf. 3]/Lk
12:39-48
Thursday: Eph 3:14-21/Ps
33:1-2, 4-5, 11-12, 18-19
[5b]/Lk 12:49-53
Friday: Eph 4:1-6/Ps 24:1-
2, 3-4ab, 5-6 [cf. 6]/Lk
12:54-59
Next Sunday: Ex 22:20-26/
Ps 18:2-3, 3-4, 47, 51 [2]/1
Thes 1:5c-10/Mt 22:34-40
Padre’s Corner
“As you and your family prepare to come back to Mass in
person, please keep in mind the following regula�ons:�
�
�� a mask will be required � � � � � � � � � � � � �
�� be prepared to receive Communion in the hand�
�� we have a capacity of 120 maximum ��
�� congrega�onal singing is currently suspended�
�� restrooms will not be available �
�
Please follow the instruc�ons of parish volunteers so that
we can worship safely.”�
Daily Mass is back!�
�
We are excited to welcome you back to
daily Mass on Tuesday the 20th. While
the schedule remains the same, we will
exclusively be having Mass in the
Main Church. For those participating
we ask that you wear your mask, be
ready to receive communion in the
hand after the final blessing, and enter
through the side (ramp door).�
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Our Lady of Guadalupe, Taos, NM. A 4C 05-0062
FAMILY OWNED AFFORDABILITY818 Paseo del Pueblo Sur • Taos, NM 87571
www.riverfuneralhome.com • 575-758-3161 (Fax)Taos ~ Santa Fe ~ Española ~ Los Alamos
Somos Familia
(575) 758-3841Funerals & Cremations
“Home of the Breakfast Burrito”
819 Santa Fe Rd.819 Santa Fe Rd.
758-4142758-4142
Open Daily 6am-Midnight
Full Menu Available All Day!
1357 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur • 758-1735 Join us for Happy Hour Everyday 2-5pm (1/2 price fountain drinks and slushes)
575-758-4395 • Fax 737-9487P.O. Box 1620, El Prado, New Mexico 87529 • HWY 64, W. of blinking light
PERALTA’S DRY CLEANING
Alfred or Elizabeth PeraltaParishioners
1018 S. Santa Fe Dr. Taos
DIAMOND FINISHDIAMOND FINISHC O N S T R U C T I O N I N C .
“Because Your House is a Jewel”
[email protected] • Lic # 92593 1299B Paseo Del Pueblo Norte • Taos NM
Remodels • Homes Additions
Unique Lime & Earthen Plaster
ROBERT MEDINA & SONSCONCRETE AND SAND INC.
Serving Our Customers Since 1956
Concrete • Sand • Gravels • Soils915 Kit Carson Rd. • Hwy 64 East
575-758-3217
PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES
Norah K. Bishop, PT575-737-0715
You Have the RIGHT to Choose Your Physical Therapist
Propane Sales and Service Since 1930Taos 758-2266 • Questa 586-0042
www.pendletonpropane.com
Los Alamitos II, Inc. Commercial & Residential
Custom Built Homes • Brai & Metal RoofsRemodeling • Concrete • Water • Gas • Power Lines
Lic#350429
758-2649David & Paul Espinoza, Parish Members
Learn about:
Do you have a question about Medicare?
Preventive Services, Prescription Drug Assistance Information, Medicare Fraud, Open Enrollment and Much More.
For more Information or to apply for help call 1-800-432-2080
Our Assistance is Non-Biased, Confidential and Free!
Are you pregnantand struggling with addiction? Help is available. G.R.A.C.E. provides respectful, compassionate care during pregnancy and after delivery.For more information or to schedule an appointment, call
727.5000
Marjorie Perry233-C Paseo del Pueblo Sur • Taos, NM
(575) 758-3030www.taosflorist.com
TAXES | ACCOUNTING | CONSULTINGwww.RioGrandeCPA.com | 575-224-3189 | Taos, NM
Yo u r d o w n t o e a r t h a cco u n t a n t s a n d t r u s t e d a d v i s o r s .
Benedictine Monks of Taos Gift ShopMonastery of San Juan Diego
Religious Goods and Unique Gifts
105 Kit Carson Road • 505-690-1986Thank you for supporting the Benedictine Monks of Taos, NM
Maximum refund.Minimal stress.
622-F Paseo del Pueblo Sur | Taos | 575-758-3153
BLOCK HAS YOUR BACK.
TAOS HOME CARE SERVICESCaring Home Health & Hospice Professionals
www.taoshcs.com | (575) 737-068124 Hour On Call Services
1524 Paseo del Pueblo Sur • Taos • 1-866-657-4019 • www.devargastaos.com
“Where families come first”
Compassionate • Caring Professional • Affordable
Contact Dylan Heflin to place an ad today! [email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2483
Our Mission; “Through teamwork, communication, and training, Ambercare will continue to provide the most compassionate
care, meeting the highest standars of quality for individuals and their families in the comfort of their own homes.”
505. 982-4098
Main Office118 Cruz Alta Rd, Taos, NM
575-758-22581-800-688-6780
Satellite Office Questa - 2648 North Highway575-586-2113
[email protected]~www.kitcarson.comPower Outages or Service Interruptions ~
Call 758-2258 or 1-800-688-6780100% Daytime Solar by 2022
