Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church “We find Christ here. We bring Christ to the world.”

100 Harpersville Road, Newport News, VA 23602

Phone: 757-595-0385 ~ www.olmc.org

Parish Office Hours: Monday - Thursday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm; Friday: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

School: 596-2754; Principal – Sr. Dominic, O.P. ext. 213

Outreach Office: 599-3950 Pregnancy Helpline: 870-3131

November 10, 2013 ~ The 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

Pastor - Rev. John David Ramsey 112

Parochial Vicar - Rev. Carlos Lerma 129

Priest in Residence - Rev. Peter T. Tran 114

Deacons Rev. Mr. Anton Siochi 113 Rev. Mr. David Dwyer Rev. Mr. Francisco Anleu 136

Pastoral Associate - Janet Hassan 120

Children’s Faith Formation (Pre-K-5th grade) Christa Blomstrom 119

Youth Ministry (Gr. 6-12) & Young Adults Christina Harrison 128

Hispanic Ministry - Rev Mr. Francisco Anleu 136

Social Ministry - Tina Wandersee 118

Music & Liturgy - Kelly Soprano 117

Business & Finance - Julie Hall 115

Facilities - Hart Smith 121

Food Service (St. Michael Hall) John Chesney 140

Administrative Assistants Eileen Mazary (Website/Bulletin) 116 Carla Weimer (Manna/Parishioner Records) 126

CNU Catholic Campus Minister - John Hopke 123

Receptionist/Mass Intentions - Cathy Luth 101

Maintenance Technician - Bill Johnson 111

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday: 5:00 pm

Sunday: 8:00 am ~ 10:00 am ~ 4:00 pm 2:00 pm — (en Español)

Weekdays: Monday: 7:00 am

Tuesday: 7:00 am, 6:30 pm Wednesday: 7:00 am, 8:15 am Thursday: 7:00 am, 6:30 pm (en Español) Friday: 8:15 am

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday: 3:00 - 4:00 pm, Sunday: 12:30 - 1:30 pm,

Thursday: 7:30 - 8:00 am or by appointment.

Bulletin notices and advertising: All information must be sent to the parish office no later than 8AM on Mondays. Please use e-mail if at all possible and send to: emazary@olmc.org. If you would like to advertise on the back of the bulletin, please call J.S. Paluch at 1-800-524-0263.

The Way of Faith: A New Bulletin Feature

Ever since I first arrived at Mount Carmel, I have wanted to write a weekly article for the bulletin, and the time has finally come. My hope is to provide some weekly reflections on different aspects of our Catholic faith, as a way of helping to explore more deeply how we worship, what we believe, and who we are as the people of God. More often than not, the focus will be on deepen-ing our experience of the holy sacrifice of the Mass, and on explor-ing the whole life of prayer and practice that flows from the Eucharist, "the source and summit of our faith." The earliest Christians were known as "followers of The Way," recognizing that being Christian means embracing a whole way of life rooted entirely in Christ. And so I have decided to name this feature "The Way of Faith." Since their ordination to the permanent diaconate a few weeks ago, we are now blessed to have three deacons assigned to our parish. They are already serving our parish in many ways, but their most public role will be serving at the weekend Masses: we are now able to have a deacon at each Mass, which is a great gift. With their ordination, deacons are given the specific responsibility of serving at Mass in three ways: proclaiming the Gospel (and sometimes preaching); offering the Prayers of the People; and assisting with preparing the altar for the consecration. As you may have noticed, now that we have a deacon at every weekend Mass, we have made a few adjustments to the Mass to allow the deacons to fulfill their ordained roles. The assistance of the dea-cons now also allows us to cleanse the vessels at the altar immedi-ately after the conclusion of communion, in line with general church practice. Cleansing the vessels at the altar is a reminder of how infinitely valuable the sacred Body and Blood of Christ are, as we take care to make sure that not the least particle is uninten-tionally discarded in a disrespectful way. Our worship of the God who loves us is the very center of our lives, as we make our own "sacrifice of praise" in joyful thanksgiv-ing for the salvation we know in and through Jesus Christ. I look forward to exploring together our life of worship, and all that flows from it, in the months and years ahead. Fr. John David

PARISH STAFF EXTENSIONS

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This Week at OLMC November 10 - November 17

SUNDAY 8:00 AM MASS Worship Center 8:45 AM People of Faith: Children St. Michael Hall 10:00 AM MASS Worship Center Preparación del Bautismo Lukas Schmidt Suite 11:15 AM Welcoming/ Registration Commons Mtg. Space 2:00 PM MISA EN ESPAÑOL Worship Center 4:00 PM MASS Worship Center 5:15 PM Senior Youth Group St. Michael Hall

MONDAY 7:00 AM MASS Chapel 7:00 PM Estudios Biblicos en Español Upper Room IGNITE Bible Study Lukas Schmidt Suite Adult Bible Study St. Michael Hall

TUESDAY 7:00 AM MASS Chapel 8:30 - 4 Care-a-Van Free Medical Care St. Michael Hall 9:30 AM Women’s Bible Study Commons Meeting Space 6:00 PM Pregnancy Outreach Mtg. Lukas Schmidt Ste. 6:30 PM MASS Chapel 7:00 PM SYG Core Team Meeting Lukas Schmidt Ste. Praise Band Worship Center RCIA & Catholics Come Home St. Michael Hall RICA en Español Commons Meeting Space

WEDNESDAY 7:00 AM MASS Chapel 8:15 AM MASS Worship Center 6:30 PM SPRED Two Catechists Carmel Center SPRED One Full Session School Junior Youth Group St. Michael Hall 7:00 PM PORT Committee Meeting Lukas Schmidt Suite

THURSDAY 7:00 AM MASS Chapel 9:00 AM Engaging Spirituality Lukas Schmidt Suite 6:30 PM MISA EN ESPAÑOL Chapel 7:00 PM Vive la Eucaristía Chapel, CMS, Upper Room Adult Choir Worship Center Vatican II Lecture Series St. Michael Hall

FRIDAY 8:15 AM MASS Worship Center 6:00 PM Madre a Madre Commons Meeting Space Ladies of the Lord Lukas Schmidt Suite

SATURDAY 8:30 AM Ladies of Carmel Prayer Breakfast SMH 3:00 PM Reconciliation Reconciliation Room 5:00 PM MASS Worship Center

SUNDAY 8:00 AM MASS Worship Center 10:00 AM MASS Worship Center 11:00 AM 1st Sacrament Prep St. Michael Hall 2:00 PM MISA EN ESPAÑOL Worship Center 4:00 PM MASS Worship Center 5:15 PM SYG 2.0 Lukas Schmidt Suite

Sacraments

Baptisms at OLMC are celebrated through-out the year. Parents are encouraged to reg-ister in the parish and to attend a baptism preparation session. We are now registering for January and February. Call to register: Christa Blomstrom at 595-0385, x119 or e-mail cblomstrom@olmc.org.

First Sacrament Preparation Our next workshop for First Reception of Reconciliation will be November 17. Parent and child attend together. Families were asked to bring shoe boxes and donations for the Angel Tree Box Giving project! The celebrations of 1st Reconciliation will be on Friday, December 6 at 7:00pm and Saturday, December 7 at 9:00am. Families are asked to arrive ½ hour before the start of the celebration.

Confirmation A BIG Thank You to all of the Chaperons, Confirmation Team, and Parents who helped make this years’ Confirma-tion Retreat a great experience for the candidates! The Spirit was really moving this weekend. Blessings to all of you!

Save the Date! Confirmation will take place on Tuesday, June 3rd at 7pm at OLMC. Msgr. Lane will be the celebrant.

Adult Faith Formation

Vatican II Series This Thursday, November 14th ,the sec-ond part of the Vatican II series on the Vatican II Series will be held. The session will begin at 7pm in St. Michael Hall. Join Fr. John David as he continues this program on The Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World. “Gaudium et Spes”.

Men’s Prayer Breakfast The next Men’s Prayer Breakfast will be held on Saturday, December 7th. We welcome from Blacksburg VA: Rev. Mr. Michael Ellerbrock, PhD. Deacon Mike is assigned to St. Mary’s in Blacksburg and is also a pro-fessor at Virginia Tech. His topic is: Science & Religion: Friends or Foes, from a Catholic Perspective? We look for-ward to welcoming Mike and ask you to come support this special event. Register at: mpbreakfastolmc.org

Our Warmest Thanks and Appreciation!

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel was recently awarded $1096.00 from the Diocesan Fuel and Hunger Fund to help aid us in our commitment to assist in the emergency and temporary needs of the citizens of our community living at or below the poverty level. Please join us in giving our warmest thanks and appreciation to Bishop DiLorenzo and the Grant Com-mittee of the Diocese of Richmond for this absolutely won-derful and amazing gift!

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Junior & Senior Youth Groups

Senior Youth Group will meet this Sun-day, November 10th at 5:17pm at St. Mi-chael Hall. With your small group, bounce from station to station, learning about different types of prayers and why God is God and We are Not! And don’t forget about Youth Group 2.0 on November 17th at 5:17pm in the Youth Room (in Manion Hall) for more fun, games and food!

Junior Youth Group will meet on Wednesday, November 13th at 6:32pm in St. Michael Hall. Come for fun, food, fellow-ship and a surprise!

Ladies of the Lord will meet on November 15th at 6pm in the Youth Room for Surviving the Hunger Games. Learn about the Catholic themes in this Blockbuster movie!

Faith Like A Child: Middle School Retreat Every middle schooler needs a day to get away from school, home-work, family, etc, to recharge and refocus on their faith and relation-ship with Jesus. This year, OLMC's

Junior Youth Group has a one-day retreat opportunity at Sandy Bottom Nature Park on November 16th to allow the teens to reflect on what it means to live and love God with a childlike faith.

Open to grades 6-8; Saturday, November 16, 9am - 4pm Sandy Bottom Nature Park (Conference Center), $20 / teen Forms and Money due 11/13. Forms available online and at JYG

God Rocks Retreat: He’s Still Here Open to grades 9-12; Friday-Sunday, December 6-8 Williamsburg Christian Retreat Center, $40 / teen Forms and Money due 12/3 - Forms available online and at SYG

Children’s Faith Formation

Parents, the new shipment of Pflaum: Gospel Weeklies have arrived! Look for the Green Baskets in the Commons. Be sure to take a Teacher’s Guide and Gospel Weeklies for your child’s age group. Promise (Pre-K-1st grades), Good News (2nd and 3rd grades) and Venture (4th and 5th grades). Review them at home each week to prepare for the Sunday Gospel reading and bring them to the People of Faith gatherings.

Family Advent Workshop Advent is the time of year we wait and prepare for the coming of our Savior. We are called to deepen our faith by knowing it better, living it more fully, and sharing it with others. Begin this Advent season by joining other families in the parish for an evening of prayer, fellowship and keepsake Advent crafts! Who: Families with children Where: Saint Michael Hall When: Wednesday, December 4, 6:30pm - 8:30pm Register: Sign up in the Commons by the Advent Workshop poster or contact Christa at cblomstrom@olmc.org.

Initiation Programs

R.C.I.A.: Year-round Process Our Rite of Christian Initiation meets three Tuesdays a month from 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm in St. Michael Hall. We have a year-round process which means that you can join at any time. Come try a meeting this Tuesday, No-vember 12th at 7 pm. If you know someone interested in the Catholic Church please bring them to attend a meeting. For more information call the parish office or email: jhas-san@olmc.org or call 595-0385 x120.

Catholics Come Home This weekend we welcome back to the Lord’s Table those who have journeyed through our Catholics Come Home process. If you or someone you know is interested in coming back to the practice of their Catholic Faith please have them call the parish, ext. 120 or email catholicscome-home@olmc.org.

Inclusive Ministries

BREATHE and SPRED ministries will gather in December for a family Christmas Party. Please note the new time and loca-tion. We will meet in the Worship Center on Thursday, De-cember 19, at 6:30pm. The choir will lead us in Christmas Carols and Santa will arrive at 7:00pm. Bring a plate of cook-ies to share. For more information, call Christa at the parish office or e-mail cblomstrom@olmc.org.

SPRED (Special Religious Development) (Special Religious Development) prepares persons with intellectual disabilities to fully belong in the liturgical life of the parish. Catechists welcome their friends into a small faith community where the Word of God is shared through symbolic catechesis. OLMC currently has two SPRED groups (for adults 18 and older) that meet on Wednesday evenings. If you know of someone who wants to participate in SPRED or if you are interested in becoming a mentor or helper cate-chist, contact Christa at 595-0385, x119 or Miki at 596-7162.

Young Adult Ministry

IGNITE will meet on November 11th in the Youth Room at 7pm. Come with ideas for upcoming events and themes to explore. All young adults, ages 18-35, single and married are invited to attend.

Nursery

Thank you to the generous parishioners who donated their play kitchen to the Nursery!

Our nursery is a CO-Op Nursery, at the 10:00am Mass, staffed by parents who utilize the nursery and volunteer about one Sunday per month. It is a place for children ages 1 to 4 years old to come together to worship, learn about God and grow in their faith development through Bible stories, songs and activities. Please call Heather @ 369-2632 or Christa @ 595-0385 ext. 119 for more information or to register.

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Ladies of Carmel

St. Martha's Guild will meet at the home of Kathy Nowin-sky, 1184 Willow Green Dr, on Tuesday, November 12th, at 7:00 pm. Please let Kathy know if you are unable to attend the meeting. Hope to see everyone there.

St. James Guild will meet at 11:30 AM for lunch on Thursday, November 14th, at the home of Lynn Taylor. Please RSVP to Lynn (249-4161) by Monday, November 11th.

St. Jude’s Guild will meet at the home of Linda Scholl, 56 Huxley Place, on Tuesday, November 12, at 7:00 pm. Please let Linda (595-9159) know if you are unable to attend.

St. Elizabeth's Guild will meet on Tuesday, November 12th, at 7:00 at the home of Paula Krewinghaus. Members are asked to bring items for the OLMC Food Pantry. See the bulletin for current pantry needs for Thanksgiving food bags. Guests are always welcome. RSVP to paulakrew@ gmail.com or 593-2348.

Sacred Heart of Jesus Guild will meet on Wednesday, No-vember 13, at 7 p.m. in the Ladies of Carmel Room at St. Mi-chael Hall. Please remember your shoeboxes for Operation Shoebox and the $7 shipping fee. Call Sue Williams at 757-868-4578 with any questions.

St. Norbert’s Guild will meet @OLMC Chapel @ 10:30AM on Wednesday, November 13. Will luncheon @11:45AM @ Plaza Azteca, 12099 Jefferson Ave. Please bring December Bingo Prizes and PORT items to this meeting. Guild seekers are always welcome!

Marriage and Family Life

Here is an Opportunity Offered by our Diocese:

Natural Family Planning – What is it and why is it good for you? The Center for Marriage, Family, and Life of the Diocese of Richmond is sponsoring an informational day fair on Natural Family Planning from 10am–2pm on Saturday, November 16, at Church of the Redeemer in Mechanicsville just north of Richmond. Speakers will cover a variety of topics involving Natural Family Planning and there will be opportunities to meet NFP instructors within the Diocese and to learn about the different NFP methods available. There is no cost to at-tend, lunch is provided free of charge, and free childcare will be available. Learn more and register by visiting cdrcmfl.org or call 804-622-5109 for more details.

Social Ministry Reflecting Christ

Transformed by The Eucharist… Reaching Out into community

The Outreach Office

The Outreach Office is a ministering body of parishioners who volunteer to spend time listening to and

interviewing those who come to us in need of financial assistance. New volunteers are always welcome! If you are not sure that this is the spot for you, please take time to check us out before you make your decision. You are always welcome to spend a couple of hours observing the Outreach Office while we are open to see what we

are about. Contact Tina at ext. 118 for more info.

EngagingSPIRITUALITY Please keep the group of 6 participants committed to 21 weeks of holy listening in your prayers as we enter into

the second week. Session 4: Listening Session

Date: November 14th, 9:00- 11:30am, Manion Hall Thanksgiving Food Bags

Consider picking up a Turkey tag, located in the commons, and bring it back with Turkey attached to the

cooler in the commons, by November 16th. Other items: corn, green beans, yams, corn muffin mix, cranberry sauce, boxed potatoes (larger boxes), stuffing,

cake mix and frosting can be dropped in the white bin labeled: Thanksgiving Food Bags

Food is becoming a critical need in the city of

Newport News, every one item is of tremendous help. Families are moving in w/ families & this in-

creases the family sizes coming for food assistance. Our Current Pantry Needs:

Beef Stew, Chicken, Tuna, Chili/Hash, Spam, Vienna Sausages, Tuna/Chicken Helper, Dry Milk Packets,

Soup, Crackers, Spag Sauce, Fruit, Pancake Mix/Syrup, Peanut Butter/Jelly, Potatoes, Cake Mix/Frosting, Canned Vegetables, Pudding/Jello, Cereal, Rice,

Canned Pasta Personal Care Items

Toilet Paper, Shampoo, Body Wash, Razors, Shaving Cream, Toothpaste, Toothbrush, Deodorant

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

P.O.R.T. Planning Meeting It is time to begin our preparation and planning for our

hosting of PORT in February. This is an important time of gathering, sharing thoughts, and prayer. Please join

us: November 13th @ 7pm in Manion Hall. We welcome all those who feel called to join us that evening. If you feel called to assist with PORT by being a member of our planning committee and are new to this aspect of

serving call Lisa Jones @ imljones@cox.net for more information.

PLEASE NOTE THE DATE CORRECTION!!

Social Ministry, cont.

A heartfelt thank you to all who do-nated to the Peninsula Pet Pan-try. The amount that was collected was exceptional! The Pet Pantry was overwhelmed by your generosity and was so pleased to get the much needed pet food. Thank you!!

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Community News

Cursillo News A Men’s Cursillo Weekend is scheduled for November 14-17 at The Well in Smithfield. Contact Ron Adamo ron.adamo@verizon.net. Visit ghrcursillo.com.

Family Italian Night Sunday, November 17th, 4pm-8pm

Knights of Columbus Hall on Nettles Drive Please join us at our quaint Italian bistro for an evening of family dining and fun! Adults will enjoy specialty dishes paired with bread, cheese and wine. The kids will feast on spaghetti and play in the large indoor activity room full of carnival games, inflatables and crafts. Of course, no Italian night would be complete without dessert!

Tickets: $5/person, $15/family There will be a 50/50 raffle to benefit KOVAR RSVP to Rob-bie DeBartolo at 286-4253 or allbrite@widomaker.com

Peninsula Catholic High School Admissions Open House Wednesday, November 20—6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

See our facilities, meet our students and staff, tour our school, learn about our academic, athletic and co-curricular offerings, and get a glimpse into what the “PC Experience” is all about. The school, at 600 Harpersville Road, NN, serves students in grades 8 through 12. For additional in-formation call 596-7247. Visit peninsulacatholic.com

Christmas Party - for All Ages Sunday, December 1, Noon to 3:00 p.m.

at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Nettles Drive Join other youth from around the Peninsula

for Christmas fun, food, games & entertainment! Have your photo taken with Santa! Watch the bulletin for more details!

OLMC Parish News

Parish Directory Our parish directory is currently at the printer. We are waiting for the proof copy to arrive so that we can give approval for the final print to begin. Thank you for your patience!

Ladies Prayer Breakfast The Ladies of Carmel invite all women of the parish to at-tend a Ladies Prayer Breakfast on Saturday, November 16! We are very excited to have as our inaugural speaker, Sister Dominic, Principal of OLMC School. Her topic is Prayer – A Trip Down Memory Lane. Start the morning with a continental breakfast and fellowship at 8:30 AM in St. Michael Hall. Our program follows and will conclude by 10:30 AM . Sign up sheets available in the Commons , or by email to loc@olmc.org. Please sign up no later than November 10. Tickets are not needed - free will offer-ing at the door.

Celebrate the Feast of Saint Albert the Great Patron Saint of Scientists

Friday, November 15 8:15 am Mass in the main Church, Feast Day of St. Albert, Dominican Priest and Patron Saint of Scientists and Scientific Research 9:15 am Refreshments 9:30 am Presentation by Dr. William Smart on the relationship between faith and reason, the believer and the scientist. If you work in the area of science, medicine, engineering, research, or scientific-related field, you likely ponder the role of God and the relationship between faith and science, between religion and science. Join Dr. William Smart as he explores the relationship between faith and reason, science and religion, and how a professional today can be a faithful believer and an excellent scientist.

Adoration Starting in November there will be weekly Ado-ration of the Blessed Sacrament every Thursday. It will be-gin right after Daily Mass at 8:00 a.m. and continue through the day until 6:00 pm, ending just before the evening Mass. Reserve an hour for yourself to spend with the Lord in quiet adoration. Sign up sheets are available in the Commons. Let the peace that only He can bring penetrate your soul and being. If you are interested and have questions please address them to: ksoprano@olmc.org

Town Meeting

Wednesday, November 20 7:00 p.m.

in St. Michael Hall

Join us for a Parish Town Hall Meeting where Fr. John David will present the latest plans for renovations to our

Parish facilities (including the BATHROOMS, LEAKING CEILINGS & HVAC).

Please note that there will be no Parish Dinner preceding this meeting.

Christmas Concert

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church will host a Christmas Concert on Sunday, December 8th, at 6:30 p.m. in the Wor-ship Center. This concert will feature our Adult Choir, Hispanic Choir, Teen Choir, the OLMC School Choir, the

Virginia Children’s Chorus and a harp & flute duo. No tickets are needed to attend this concert. A free will offering will be taken up to benefit Catholic Charities.

Dear OLMC brothers and sisters. My wife and I will like to thank you for all your prayers and support during our four years of formation. We are very blessed to have you in our family. We also want to thank you for the reception in honor of the newly ordained. The OLMC family has a special place in our hearts, and will never be for-gotten. Please, keep praying for our clergy, as we will continue to pray for you as we continue our journey of faith. May the loving Jesus and His blessed Mother guide, protect and bless you today and always.

With all our love, Deacon Guillo and Ive González.

Sunday, November 10, 2013 8:00 – Chip Barnett Kitty Barnett 10:00 – Michele Adams St. Valentine’s Guild 2:00 – For the People of the Parish 4:00 – W. Eidson Smith, III Hart & Beverly Smith Mon – (7am) Filomena Kreykenbohm Family Tue – (7am) Deceased Members of the Riley & Smith Families Marlene Smith (6:30pm) Patrick Glaude Philip & Susan Glaude Wed – (7am) George Wentland Bonnie Tingle (8:15am) Int’s of Members of the Circle of Hope Thur – (7am) Marie Beaumont Vivian Hanson (6:30pm) Edwin & Bertha Peterson Fri – (8:15am) Alice Vincke Cletus Vincke Saturday, November 16, 2013 5:00 – Anna Wilhelm The Shelton Family Sunday, November 17, 2013 8:00 – Martha Kelly Marianne Sherman 10:00 – Catherine Coenen Cathy Dickenson 2:00 – Marion Kraus Arnold Kraus 4:00 – For the People of the Parish

11/3/13 Last Year $28,293 $29,006

Thank you for your generosity!

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Worship Center Flowers

Flowers in the Worship Center this weekend are given by the Siochi Family

in memory of Mariano de Joya, Jr.

Offertory Processions:

Parishioners are invited to carry the gifts during the Offertory Procession at all of our liturgies. If you

are celebrating a memorial, birthday, or anniversary, please sign up on the Gift Bearers poster in the Commons.

Our Lady of Mount Carmel School News

Admissions Open House Thursday, November 14th, 6:00-7:30 PM

Come one...Come all...to the Fall Open House for prospective students to OLMC School. Postcards are being sent home in the weekly folders as we invite you to share with your family and friends to let them know about an opportunity to learn more about our school. We hope you can attend and bring a guest on November 14th at 6:00 PM. Guests will meet students and faculty members to provide information about the curriculum and programs as well as enjoy a campus tour and have the opportunity to catch the Crusader Spirit. Current families bringing a guest are entered into a door prize if the invitation accompanies the guest--also remember Crusaders Cash for referring fami-lies who enroll to attend! We are looking forward to seeing everyone there!

OLMC School Annual Craft Fair Saturday, December 7th ~ 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Over 100 vendors! Come experience the 28th Annual Our Lady of Mount Carmel School Craft Fair! There is some-thing for EVERYONE! If you are interested in a booth, please contact Teresa McGee at homeandschool@olmc-school.com. Concessions are available. We hope to see you there.

Tu ayuda es muy importante para nuestro ministerio, a con-tinuación están las personas que coordinan cada una de

nuestras actividades, si estas interesado en unirte, siéntete con confianza de llamarlos.

Se necesitan: Ujieres, Ministros de Eucaristía tú Coordinado-res de Misa. Se parte de nuestro equipo.

Rosarios, Novenas: Domingo y Gladys Malpica 325-0505 Sacramento de Primera Reconciliación y Eucaristía

María Angélica Tuquer 246-5420 Proclamadores y de Madre a Madre

Shorty Meléndez, 599-0882 Monaguillos: José Sánchez, 269-0319 Ujieres : Ricardo Miranda 605-8849 Música: Fabiola Sánchez 236-9720

RICA (Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos) Diácono Francisco Anleu 846-0628

Bautismo: Walter y Maria Rivera 846-0628 Hospitalidad, Convivios: Maritza Reyes 325-0697

Jóvenes 6to. A 12vo: Christina Harrison, 595-0385, Ext. 128 Comité de Bienvenida para Nuevos Feligreses

Fabiola Curran.

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TRIGÉSIMO SEGUNDO DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO PARROQUIA NUESTRA SEÑORA DEL CARMEN

Ministerio Hispano: Director: Diácono Francisco Anleu TEL. Oficina: (757) 595-0385 Ext. 136, Celular: (757) 846-0628 Misas en Español: Domingos: 2:00 PM y Jueves: 6:30 PM

Confesiones: Sábados, 3:00-4:00PM, Domingos, 12:00-1:30PM

Buena Salud!! Atención medica, sin costo para niños y adultos que no tie-ne seguro medico aquí en la Parroquia Nuestra Señora del Carmen

Que es esto?: La atención medica es proveído por personal de “BON SECOURS CARE-A-VAN”

Cuando: Cada SEGUNDO Y CUARTO MARTES de cada mes . La registración empieza a las 9:30 am hasta que la clíni-

ca este llena. Entre mas temprano llegue mas tempra-no será atendido.

Costo: TODOS LOS SERVICIO SON GRATIS, pero las donaciones siempre son apreciadas.

Servicios Incluidos: Evaluación de rutina y tratamiento de enfer-medades agudas comunes, incluyendo; infecciones respiratorias, dolores de cabeza, dolores de oídos , y conjuntivitis; vías urina-rias e infecciones de la vejiga; gastritis y acideces; erupciones menores de la piel (ronchitas); dolores musculares menores, y condiciones crónicas tales como diabetes e hipertensión. También: Exámenes físicos para escuelas, exámenes físicos para deportes; seguro medico para niños, inscripciones y educación sana. Se esta trabajando para entrenar a personas bilingües para que puedan asistirte en estas clínicas de momento si tu no tienes un traductor, llama a la oficina para que se te asigne uno durante tu visita. Para aquellos que se han inscrito como interpretes estar pendiente de la información, para un entrenamiento de parte de la parroquia. De la manera que Dios nos da la vida, la iglesia siem-pre esta comprometida a ayudarte a que tengas una buena salud, tanto física como espiritual. También hay algunos programas para que la medicina de te pueda proveer de forma gratuita. Pregunta a Francisco Anleu por mas información. Recuérdate que tienes que cuidar tu SALUD!!!!!!!

Ministerios Litúrgicos: Quieres ser parte de algún Ministerio Litúrgico, como: Lector, Ministro de Eucaristía, Ujier, Monaguillo, etc. Consi-dera colaborar con nosotros. Favor de contactar a Francisco Anleu, al tel. 8460628, entrenamiento, información previa y algunos lineamientos serán proveídos.

Ministerios Pastorales y Formación de Fe, para niños y adultos

Formación de fe para adultos, Programas de Espiritualidad, Estudios Bíblicos, Retiros, Preparación Matrimonial y Litur-gia, RICA, CICCA, Personas de Fé, Santa Misa Jueves 6:30 y Domingo 2:00PM en español, convivencias matrimoniales, Estudios de Biblia en vacaciones para niños, Sacramentos en general, Funerales, Servicio Social, comunidad de ayuda al necesitado, Visita a los Enfermos en Hospitales y casas, Bien-venida a Feligreses Nuevos, Hospitalidad, Convivios, etc. Misión a Guatemala y al Eastern Shore etc. Se necesitan lideres para algunos de estos programas. Todos estos programas son realizados en español y coordi-nados por la Oficina del Ministerio Hispano, si necesitas in-formación sobre algún ministerio que no este en la lista, no dudes en comunicarte con Francisco Anleu, 595-0385 Ext. 136 . SE NECESITAN CATEQUISTAS. FORMACIÓN Y ENTRE-NAMIENTO ES PROVEIDA POR LA PARROQUIA.

SACRAMENTOS PRÓXIMA CELEBRACIÓN DE BAUTISMOS

16 DE NOVIEMBRE A LAS 11:00am. Las personas registradas, deben venir a las 10:30 y traer la

vela y la vestidura blanca.

SACRAMENTOS PARA JÓVENES Y ADULTOS; TODOS LOS DÍAS MARTES A LAS 7:00PM.

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