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Saint Lucie Catholic Church Port St. Lucie, Florida

SEPTEMBER 20, 2020 Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Franciscan Friars Pastor:

Fr. Mark A. Szanyi, OFM Conv.

Parochial Vicars: Fr. Paul Gabriel, OFM Conv. Fr. Milton Torres, OFM Conv.

Assisting: Fr. Curt Kreml, OFM Conv.

Deacons: Vincent Cookingham,

Charles Immordino, Dale Konas, Carlos Melendez

ST. LUCIE CATHOLIC CHURCH SEPTEMBER 20, 2020 PORT ST. LUCIE, FLORIDA (772) 878-1215, FAX (772) 878-1299

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MASS INTENTIONS

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2020 7:30 AM Beth Hall by The Hall Family 8:30 AM Rosaria Sannino by Luciano Sannino 7:00 PM Charismatic Mass and Healing

Service Personal intentions

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2020 7:30 AM Chloe Rehfuss by Brad and Pauline Mason 8:30 AM Eileen Jensen by Craig, Joanne, Nathaniel and

Rocky

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2020 7:30 AM Peggy Wall by Nicholina and Carol 8:30 AM Peggy Wall by St. Lucie Council of Catholic

Women

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2020 7:30 AM Margaretta D’Antonio by Camille D’Antonio 8:30 AM Bob Lanza by Joyce Karolewicz

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2020 7:30 AM Angelo Spalluto by sisters: Gloria Vinci, Dolores

Corso, Elizabeth Exton 8:30 AM Bob Lanza by Jerry Holloway

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 8:30 AM Kay Madden by Neil Madden 4:00 PM Loretta and John Fairweather by The Hannan Family

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2020 7:30 AM Irene Leisey by Dave Leisey 9:30 AM Parishioners of St. Lucie 11:30 AM Jim Corso by Fran Errico 5:00 PM Danny Williams by Roger Williams 7:00 PM Mr. Julio Fernandez by Fr. Mark

Thank you for your offertory donations! Comparison

September 15, 2019 September 13, 2020 $ 11,507 $ 8,739 Church Offering $ 2,765 $ 3,989 On Line Giving

OFFERTORY Next weekend, September 26th and 27th, there are two collections. The first supports St. Lucie Parish. The second collection helps with Parish Improvements at St. Lucie. Thank you for your generosity!

2020 Diocesan Services Appeal – St. Lucie Parish Goal: $199,000

To date, we have 673 donors donating $180,295 in cash and pledges. Thank you!

We need $18,704 to meet our goal!

PRAYER REQUESTS Please pray for the deceased of the parish, especially Francis Howard and Joan Viola, who passed away recently. May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Please remember in your Masses and prayers, the sick whose names have been placed before our altar this week. If possible, try to participate in one of our Masses to join fellow worshipers in praying for them.

QUESTIONS OF CHURCH TEACHINGS? Send questions to Deacon Vincent P. Cookingham, Ph. D. – [email protected] Have you remembered St. Lucie Parish In your will and estate planning?

LOST AND FOUND ARTICLES Occasionally, parishioners leave behind personal articles in the church and we would like to see those items in proper hands. A plastic holding bin is located near the Holy Water in the Narthex. If you have misplaced an item, you are welcome to see if your article is there. If you find an item in the church or parish hall, please return it to this plastic bin so that it might be claimed.

TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME www.stlucie.cc Like us on Facebook: St Lucie Catholic Church Email: [email protected]

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Readings for the Week of September 20, 2020 READING(S) 1st 2nd RESPONSORIAL PSALM GOSPEL Sun. 09/20 IS 55:6-9 PHIL 1:20C-24, 27A PS 145:2-3, 8-9, 17-18 MT 20:1-16A Mon. 09/21 EPH 4:1-7, 11-13 PS 19:2-3, 4-5 MT 9:9-13 Tue. 09/22 PRV 21:1-6, 10-13 PS 119:1, 27, 30, 34, 35, 44 LK 8:19-21 Wed. 09/23 PRV 30:5-9 PS 119:29, 72, 89, 101, 104, 163 LK 9:1-6 Thu. 09/24 ECCL 1:2-11 PS 90:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 14 AND 17BC LK 9:7-9 Fri. 09/25 ECCL 3:1-11 PS 144:1B AND 2ABC, 3-4 LK 9:18-22 Sat. 09/26 ECCL 11:9—12:8 PS 90:3-4, 5-6, 12, 13, 14 AND 17 LK 9:43B-45 Sun. 09/27 EZ 18:25-28 PHIL 2:1-11 or 2:1-5 PS 25:4-5, 8-9, 10, 14 MT 21:28-32

We Need Your Help to Fill Our Truck!

We will be holding a much-needed drive for rice & beans on September 26th and 27th in the Church’s parking lot from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM on Saturday and from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM on Sunday for any contributions.

We also welcome any financial help for us to buy more rice & beans as well as offset the truck expense. Thank you to all parishioners of St. Lucie Catholic Church for donating rice & beans for the needy of Indiantown and Pahokee for over 8 years!

You always come through for our neighbors and now more than

ever they really would appreciate all that you can do for them. God bless the good parishioners of St. Lucie.


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BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2020

10:00 AM in the Rotunda

Please bring your pet leashed or caged!

CHARISMATIC MASS AND HEALING SERVICE

You are invited to attend the regularly scheduled Healing Mass on Monday, September 21, 2020 at 7:00 PM. Fr. Curt will preside. You are encouraged to come at least fifteen minutes early to join in praise and thanksgiving for answered prayer. Keep in mind that the Charismatic Mass is celebrated the third Monday of every month with few exceptions.

PUBLIC SQUARE ROSARY OF OUR LADY OF FATIMA

San Damiano’s Disciples for Men’s Group invites ALL parishioners to our 8th Annual National Public Square Rosary of Our Lady of Fatima. Gather on Saturday, October 10th beginning at 11:30 AM on the lawn in front of St. Lucie Catholic Church. Come join fellow parishioners as well as all Catholics nationwide, praying to Our Lady of Fatima for America

on this 103rd Anniversary of Our Lady’s last appearance in Portugal with the Miracle of the Sun. Bring your lawn chair. We will be social distancing.

TRANSITUS – A PRAYER SERVICE

COMMEMORATING THE DEATH OF

ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI Saturday, October 3rd, 7:00 PM

St. Lucie Catholic Church From the earliest days of the Franciscan Order, the followers of St. Francis have gathered on the anniversary of his death, October 3rd, to celebrate his Transitus, that is, St. Francis’ passage from earthly life to everlasting life. This celebration is a prayer service with readings and songs that reflect the life off St. Francis and recall the events surrounding his death. Traditionally the Transitus is celebrated on October 3rd, the day before the Feast of St. Francis. Please join us for this uniquely Franciscan celebration on Saturday, October 3rd at 7:00 PM.

LIFE CHAIN: October 4th 6-7 PM LIFE CHAIN is a national peaceful and prayerful public witness of pro-life individuals standing for one hour praying for our nation and for an end to abortion. It is a visual statement of solidarity by the Christian community that abortion kills children and that the Church supports the sanctity of human life from the moment of conception until natural death. Please join Bishop Barbarito in a Life Chain on Respect Life Sunday, October 4th on Military Trail next to St. Ignatius from 6:00 to 7:00 pm (after 5pm mass). Stand with thousands of pro-life individuals throughout the USA and Canada in honor of millions of babies whose lives have been lost to abortion. Pray for people in crisis situations and for our nations. You'll be a light in a darkened world as you help put an end to abortion through prayer! Bring your whole family! Water, lawn chairs, umbrellas and strollers are welcome and encouraged! We will be social distancing this year at the event. www.lifechain.org .


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Next Weekend - “BOX OF JOY” “Box of Joy” will have a new protocol this year. Boxes will be handed out in the rotunda next weekend, September 26th and 27th to anyone interested in filling it for a boy or girl of any age. A sheet with directions will be provided with the box. The filled box will be collected no later than Friday, October 30th.

Some of our parishioners like to begin their shopping early. Remember, the boxes go to children who would otherwise not receive a Christmas gift! The following is a list that might inspire your shopping.

TOYS Handheld toys Small plush animals Small balls (tennis, etc.) Ball (deflate) with pump Cars / Trucks Doll Mini puzzle Finger puppets Silly putty Bean bag / Hacky sack Unopened fast food toys Binoculars Legos Harmonica, kazoo or other small instrument Jump rope Paddle ball Yo-yo Slinky Mini board games Balloons Craft kit (beads, elastic, etc.) Pom-poms

APPAREL Socks Shorts Underwear T-shirtsFlip flopsBandanasHatsShoelacesPlastic poncho

HYGIENE / HOME Comb / Brush Forks & Spoons Cup / Bottle with lid Bar Soap Toothpaste (in the box) Toothbrush and floss Bandages Hand wipes (no gels) Tissues Lip balm Manicure kit Nail clippers / Emery board

ACCESSORIES Watch Purse or wallet Sunglasses Necklace Hair ribbons Hair / Head bands Barrettes Bracelets Earrings Scarf Cross or Rosary

USEFUL ITEMS Sewing kit Utensils Compass LED keychain Duct tape No-battery flashlight Drawstring bag

KEY REMINDERS 1. Use the provided giftbox or any shoebox(approximately12" x 5")2. Fill out and attachthe Boy/Girl label tobox lid if needed3. Include $9 check (nocash please) in providedenvelope.Place on top of gifts.4. Secure the lid with arubber band (no tapeplease).

PERSONAL NOTES & PHOTOS: We encourage you to write a personal note or handmade Christmas card and share a photo of yourself or family (advisable for parent or teacher to review notes written by children).

DO NOT PACK Food or Beverages • Medicines or Vitamins • Liquids (shampoo, nail polish, etc.) • Gels (antibacterial, etc.) Chocolate • Military / Police Toys • Toy Weapons • Glass / Breakables • Knives / Tools

This is your opportunity to get started if you are interested in filling a “Box of Joy.”

SCHOOL SUPPLIES Pencils, colored pencils Solar calculator Sharpener Small board books Erasers Pencil case Crayons Pens, markers Ruler Glue stick (no liquid) Safety scissors Coloring book Notepads Stickers Self-inking stamp Flash cards Dry paints (no liquid paint)

HARD CANDY & GUM Please seal in a Ziploc-style bag (No chocolates)


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How many versions of the New American Bible are there?

The original version of the New American Bible (NAB) was published in 1970. The translation of the New Testament was revised and published in 1986. The translation of the Book of Psalms (the Psalter) was revised in 1991. A revision of the translation of the Old Testament, including the Psalter, was published in March 2011. This version is called the New American Bible Revised Edition ("NABRE"). Besides the various editions of the translation, many different publishers have produced editions of the NAB. Each publisher has added material, such as photographs, maps, devotions and prayers, and reference matter to the biblical text.

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THE ST. LUCIE KITCHEN NEEDS YOUR HELP The St. Lucie Soup Kitchen provides food to those who need it most. It is our opportunity to give through the Corporeal Works of Mercy. Due to current economics and the pandemic, the Soup Kitchen is operating at a deficit! Instead of hot meals served in the parish hall, hot meals are given out in the parking lot at noon on Thursdays. So far, we are handing out more than 300 meals each Thursday. The Kitchen survives solely on donations – your donations! You can help in the following ways:

1) Provide monetary donations so that needed fooditems may be purchased. Make a check payable toSt. Lucie Catholic Church. Mark “Soup Kitchen” onmemo line on check.

2) Provide needed canned goods (within date).3) Provide volunteer hours in preparing and serving

those in need.If you can help in any way, please contact Loretta Barnes at 878-1215. Remember, for every $25 or more donated, the office will provide you with a keepsake certificate that you may give as a gift (birthday, anniversary, death … to name a few).

The chains of habit are usually too small to be felt until they are too strong to be broken.

THE SPIRITUAL WORKS OF MERCY (3 of 7)

The Spiritual Works of Mercy have long been a part of the Christian tradition, appearing in the works of theologians and spiritual writers throughout history. Just as Jesus attended to the spiritual well-being of those he ministered to, these Spiritual Works of Mercy guide us to “help our neighbor in their spiritual needs” (USCCA)

There are seven Spiritual Works of Mercy and over the next weeks we will touch on each of them. After each work of mercy there are also suggestions and words of advice for living them out in our daily lives. Some actions must wait until there is no longer the threat to the coronavirus.

ADMONISHING THE SINNER Do not judge but be supportive in helping others find their way and correct their mistakes. Together we can learn to walk more closely with Christ.

In humility we must strive to create a culture thatdoes not accept sin, while realizing that we all fall attimes.

Don’t judge, but guide others towards the path ofsalvation (see MT 7:1-2)

When you correct someone, don’t be arrogant. We areall in need of God’s loving correction.

We should journey together to a deeper understandingof our shared faith.

“Remove the wooden beam from your eye first; thenyou will see clearly to remove the splinter from yourbrother’s eye” (MT 7:5)

THE FLAME OF LOVE ROSARY Mary’s “Cause”, the Flame of Love Movement, is her call to save souls from the dangers of sin, which are so prevalent. The Flame of Love is an extra-ordinary grace which comes from Mary’s Immaculate Heart to us at this time in history. The Flame of Love is Jesus, Himself, who desires to empower faithful souls to combat the evils of sin, lukewarmness, and indifference. The Flame of Love Movement revives tepid souls enabling them to embrace: daily Mass and Rosary, Eucharistic Adoration Holy Hours, Fasting, forming Prayer Cenacles of Reparation and becoming part of a community devoted to spreading the Flame of Love. Every Thursday, all are welcome to pray this special rosary at 7:15 PM sharp in the church. Wear your mask and please, social distance!


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SACRAMENTS AND CELEBRATIONS

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: At least one parent must be an active, participating, and registered as a member of the parish. Parental attendance at a two-hour preparatory workshop is required prior to the baptism. The class is usually offered in English on the second Wednesday of every month, and in Spanish on the first Wednesday of every month. Class begins at 7:00 PM in the Parish Office Conference Room located at 425 SW Irving Street. Parents are asked to phone the Parish Office before the class to confirm date and time. All baptismal requirements are outlined in a booklet that will be distributed at the baptismal class. Upon fulfilling and submitting the baptism booklet, all is reviewed and if all requirements have been met, a date for baptism will be set (but no sooner than one month.) Baptisms are celebrated at 12:45 PM on Sundays. Spanish Baptisms: 1st and 3rd Sundays, English Baptisms: 2nd and 4th Sundays.

SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION: Please contact Andrea Draper, SOFS, Director of Religious Education, for more information. Call (772) 878-1215. Older candidates wishing to be confirmed must first complete an adult religious education program.

SACRAMENT OF FIRST EUCHARIST: First Eucharist is usually celebrated in the second grade. Parents who are registered members of the parish are to contact the Director of Religious Education at (772) 878-1215 to register their child for the First Eucharist Program beginning first grade. Preparation is a two-year program!

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: Marriages are celebrated on Fridays at various times and Saturdays at 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM only. Engaged couples should contact the church office a minimum of six months in advance in order to complete the necessary preparation. At least one member of the couple MUST be a registered and participating member of the parish for a minimum of six months prior to initially contacting the church. If the annulment of a previous marriage (Catholic, Non-Catholic, or civil) is required before a Catholic remarriage can take place, please contact the Annulment Advocate, Anne Tienter. For more information call (772) 878-1215.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Reconciliation is celebrated each Saturday from 2:30 – 3:30 PM in the church, or by prearranged appointment with one of the staff priests. It is also celebrated on First Friday from 7:00 to 7:20 AM and 8:00 to 8:20 AM. Seasonal Reconciliation services are also held during both Advent and Lent. “First Reconciliation” for children is celebrated each February for second grade religious education students. Contact the Parish Religious Education Office for information.

Welcome to Saint Lucie Catholic Church

A Parish under the care of the Conventual Franciscan Friars

Whether you are here for the first time, or are a regular parishioner, you’ll discover that St. Lucie is a vibrant community with many opportunities to become involved. Help us to spread the Word of God, and work toward making our parish, our community and our world a better place to live.

Pastor: Fr. Mark A. Szanyi, OFM Conv.

Parochial Vicars: Fr. Paul Gabriel, OFM Conv. Fr. Milton Torres, OFM Conv.

Assisting: Fr. Curt Kreml, OFM Conv.

Deacons: Vincent Cookingham, Charles Immordino, Dale Konas, and

Carlos Melendez

Church: 280 SW Prima Vista Parish Center: 290 SW Prima Vista Parish Office: 425 SW Irving Street,

Port St. Lucie, FL 34983 (772) 878-1215

Web: www.stlucie.cc Email: [email protected]

Parish Office Hours Monday through Friday:

8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Confession

Saturday: 2:30 until 3:30 PM and every First Friday

from 7:00 – 7:20 AM and 8:00 – 8:20 AM or by appointment.

Mass Times Saturday Vigil Masses: 4:00 PM

Sunday Masses: 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM,

5:00 PM, and Spanish 7:00 PM

All Weekday Daily Masses are at 7:30 and 8:30 AM, Monday – Friday

Saturday Daily Mass is at 8:30 AM


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MINISTRIES DIRECTORY EMAIL: [email protected]

Parish Offices 878-1215 Parish Fax 878-1299 Office Staff:

Business Manager/Parish Manager Doreen Recco Office Manager/Bulletin Editor Annette De Luca Parish Secretary Elsa Monteagudo Reception Desk/Baptism Preparation M. Isabel Ricaurte

Spiritual/Educational Formation: Religious Education Director Andrea Draper, OFS 878-1215RCIA/RICA, RCIA Teens, RCIC Andrea Draper, OFS 878-1215Youth and Family Ministry Loretta Barnes 878-1215

Church Ministries: Altar Servers, Youth & Adult Fred Marangio 418-1426Annulment Advocate Anne Tienter, 878-1215Bereavement Office 878-1215Bible Study Sat. 9:15-10:30 AM - Library Eucharistic Ministers-Church Tru Hall 561-436-9566Homebound Eucharist-English Ann Breitfelder 954-253-8234Homebound Eucharist-Spanish Romelia Moreira 486-5667Funerals Contact Parish Office 878-1215St. Lucie Gift Shop 878-4135Lectors Mary Agnes Albert 879-3624

David Majesky 440-522-8503Marriage Preparation Contact Parish Office 878-1215Ministers of Hospitality Bob Barnes 704-236-6420Parish Council Mary Agnes Albert 878-1215Engaged Encounter Contact Parish Office 878-1215Prison Ministry Dn. Charles Immordino 285-3714

Music Ministries: Music Minister Adria Cary 414-628-0147Music Life Teen Minister John Sweeney 878-1215Spanish Music Minister Jose Rosado 485-7295

Prayer Ministries: Adoration of Blessed Sacrament - every 1st Friday and every Thursday

from 9:15 AM–5:00 PM Adult Scripture/Catechesis Saturdays, 9:15 AM Library Divine Mercy Fridays, 3:00 PM Chapel Charismatic Prayer Mondays, 7:30 PM Chapel Healing Mass 3rd Monday/month, 7:00 PM Church Liturgy of the Hours Mon. - Sat., 8:00 AM Church Rosary, Weekday Mon. - Fri., 6:30 & 9:00 AM Church Rosary, Saturday 9:15 AM Chapel San Damiano First Tue Rosary 7:00 PM Church Sp. Rosary/Prayer/Divine Mercy Tuesdays, 9:30-Noon Library Spanish John XXIII Prayer Group Tuesdays, 7:00 PM Chapel Women of Faith Wednesdays, 1:00-3:00 PM Library

Support Ministries: Bread Ministry John Goodness 464-7073 Catholic Charities Counselors Call for Appointment 844-848-6777 Council of Catholic Women Katie Kisielewski, Pres.262-515-0078 Respect Life 1st Mon. 7:30 PM Linda A.342-3809 Pauline P. 200-0574 San Damiano Disciples of Men Larry Williams 359-5822 Seniors’ Social Club Marie Philippe 871-5555 St. Vincent DePaul Leave message 878-8474

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Reflexión - Evangelio Según San Mateo, 20:1-16

(Por: P. Clementre González | Fuente: Catholic.net)

“Los últimos serán los primeros y los primeros los últimos”

¿Quién dice que ya no hay trabajo? Jesucristo, en esta parábola, viene a ofrecernos uno: el trabajo por su viña, por su Iglesia. ¿Y con qué moneda nos pagará? Con la vida eterna.

Es necesario ver cuánta necesidad hay en el mundo. No sólo en las misiones; también en nuestra ciudad, en nuestra parroquia, quizás también en nuestra propia familia. Porque a unos les falta el pan y a otros el alimento espiritual, que es la palabra de Dios. ¡Qué importa la edad o los medios que tengamos! Cada uno tiene una vocación muy concreta que Dios le ha regalado, una misión insustituible. ¿Cuál es la mía? Mi primera misión es la de ser cristiano, por algo estoy bautizado. Y un cristiano lo es en la medida que da testimonio con su vida.

¿Hay otras maneras de trabajar en la viña del Señor? Desde luego: la oración, el consejo acertado, la ayuda económica, etc. Hay que echarle un poco de imaginación, y seguro que encontraremos un apostolado que nos venga a la medida. Y si no, pregúntale a tu párroco.

Cristo te necesita. Necesita tus manos, tu inteligencia, tu servicio para hacer algo por los demás. Decídete a ser un apóstol y prepárate para el premio de la vida eterna.

Propósito Renunciar a los sentimientos de descontento y saber agradecer diariamente a Dios, los talentos que me ha dado.

Diálogo con Cristo Señor, que diferente es tu justicia a la del mundo. Mezquinamente busco la recompensa de lo que hago por el bien de los demás, olvidando que eso que creo que es extraordinario, es simplemente mi obligación. Tú eres infinitamente misericordioso y me colmas con la gratuidad de tus dones. Dame lo único que necesito, la gracia de salir de esta oración decidido a darlo todo por tu causa; a vencer el miedo, la rutina y los cálculos egoístas.


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EL PROCESO DE LA ORACION POR: MATTHEW KELLY

1. Gratitud: Empieza dándolegracias a Dios en un diálogopersonal por lo que sea queestás más agradecido hoy.

2. Conciencia: Revive losmomentos de las últimas

veinticuatro horas en que fuiste y no fuiste la mejor versión de ti mismo. Háblale a Dios de estas situaciones y de lo que aprendiste de ellas.

3. Momentos significativos: Identifica algo queexperimentaste en las últimas veinticuatro horas yexplora qué puede haber estado tratando de decirteDios por medio de ese evento (o persona).

4. Paz: Pídele a Dios que te perdone por cualquiercosa mala que hayas hecho (en contra tuya, de otrapersona o de Él) y que te llene de una paz profunda yduradera.

5. Libertad: Háblale a Dios sobre cómo Él estáinvitándote a cambiar tu vida, para que puedasexperimentar la libertad para ser la mejor versión deti mismo.

6. Otros: Eleva a Dios a las personas por las que tesientas llamado a rezar hoy, pidiéndole que lasbendiga y las guíe.

7. REZA EL PADRE NUESTRO.

¿SABIAN QUE…? El boletín de Santa Lucía es proporcionado por J. S. Paluch sin costo alguno, y se financia únicamente con el apoyo de la comunidad empresarial local a través de patrocinios comerciales. Para continuar recibiendo este boletín de cortesía y muchos de los otros beneficios que J. S. Paluch brinda a nuestra iglesia, estamos buscando patrocinios para llenar el espacio abierto en las tres páginas de nuestro boletín.

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BENDICION DE LOS ANIMALES Sábado 3 de Octubre - 10:00 AM

Rotonda de la Iglesia Traigan a sus mascotas para recibir la tradicional bendición Franciscana. Sus mascotas deberán estar bajo su control en todo momento.

Mantendremos el protocolo del uso de máscaras y distanciamiento social en lo posible.

TRANSITUS Servicio de Oración

Sábado 3 de Octubre – 7:00 PM Transitus es un servicio de oración con lecturas reflexión y canciones que reflejan la vida de San Francisco y recuerdan los hechos que rodearon su muerte. ¡Acompáñennos en esta celebración franciscana!

Algunas Frases y Pensamientos de San Francisco

“Es muriendo como se resucita a la vida eterna.”

“Ninguna otra cosa hemos de hacer sino ser solícitos en seguir la voluntad de Dios y en agradarle en todas las cosas.”

“Cuando la alegría espiritual llena los corazones, la serpiente derrama en vano su veneno mortal.”

“Lo que haces puede ser el único sermón que algunas personas escuchen hoy.”

“Todo el bien que hagamos, hay que hacerlo por amor a Dios, y el mal que evitemos hay que evitarlo por amor de Dios.”

“Predica el evangelio en todo momento y cuando sea necesario usa palabras.”

MENSAJE PARA LOS MINISTROS DE LA EUCARISTIA

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