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Church of the Blessed Sacrament Manhattan Rev. John P. Duffell, Pastor Rev. D’Angelo Jimenez, Parochial Vicar Msgr. Michael Crimmins, In Residence Friar Santo Cricchio, OFM Conv., In Residence Rev. Ernest Izummuo, Sunday Associate Rev. James O’Shea, CP, Sunday Associate Deacon Scott Reisinger Tina Silvestro, Director of Religious Education Caroline Sliney, School Principal CHURCH: 152 West 71st Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10023 Ph: 212-877-3111 SCHOOL: 147 West 70th Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10023 . Ph: 212-724-7561 MASSES: Fax: 212-799-6233 Fax: 212-724-0735 NEW PARISHIONERS: www.blessedsacramentnyc.org www.sblsnyc.org SUNDAY MASSES: Saturday evening at 5:30 PM Sunday: 8:30AM, 10:00AM (Family Mass) 11:15AM (Spanish), 12:30PM & 5:30PM (Young Adult Choir) WEEKDAYS: 7:30 AM, 12:10 PM, 5:30 PM SATURDAYS: 7:30 AM, 12:10 PM SPANISH WKDAY MASS: Every Other Wednesday of the month HOLY DAYS & EVES. OF HOLY DAYS: As Announced. BAPTISM: Arrangements must be made at the Rectory. Sponsors must be practicing Catholics. Parents, and also godparents when possible, must attend the Pre-Baptismal conference which is held on the 1 st Tuesday of every month at 7:30pm in the rectory. CONFESSIONS: Saturday afternoons 4:30 to 5:15 pm, and anytime at the Rectory. MARRIAGES: Arrangements should be made at least six months in advance at the rectory to ensure the date and the hour desired. The Nuptial Mass is the ordinary form of celebrating Christian marriage, and should be strongly considered when making Wedding plans. Attendance at the Pre-Cana Conferences, or the equivalent, is required by the Archbishop. PARISH BOUNDARIES: Central Park West to the Hudson River, from the South side of 77th Street down to the North side of 65th Street. We welcome new parishioners, and invite them to register at the Rectory. The registration is our only means of certifying anyone as a member of our parish. If you move to another Parish, or change your address within the Parish, please notify us. FATIMA DEVOTIONS: The Rosary is said daily after the 12:10 pm Mass. Friday from 6-7 pm there is a holy hour. BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT: First Friday - Exposition: 12:35 pm. Adoration: All day; Benediction: 5:15 PM. MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA: Mondays, before the 12:10 Mass and before the 5:30 pm Mass. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS: Classes in Religion for Catholic children/teenagers, Pre- kindergarten - High School take place on Sundays. The Family Mass begins at 10:00 a.m. in the Church followed by class instruction in the school. Ongoing religious education is important for the religious development of your children. First Communion and Confirmation require a two year program. Sunday School Website: www.blessedsacramentsundayschool.org
Transcript of Third Sunday of Easter Church … · 04/12/2017 · La Navidad no es una fiesta fácil. Sólo...
Third Sunday of Easter April 30th, 2017
Church
of the
Blessed Sacrament
Manhattan
Rev. John P. Duffell, Pastor Rev. D’Angelo Jimenez, Parochial Vicar Msgr. Michael Crimmins, In Residence
Friar Santo Cricchio, OFM Conv., In Residence Rev. Ernest Izummuo, Sunday Associate
Rev. James O’Shea, CP, Sunday Associate Deacon Scott Reisinger
Tina Silvestro, Director of Religious Education
Caroline Sliney, School Principal
CHURCH: 152 West 71st Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10023 Ph: 212-877-3111 SCHOOL: 147 West 70th Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10023 . Ph: 212-724-7561 MASSES:
Fax: 212-799-6233 Fax: 212-724-0735
NEW PARISHIONERS:
www.blessedsacramentnyc.org www.sblsnyc.org
SUNDAY MASSES: Saturday evening at 5:30 PM Sunday: 8:30AM, 10:00AM (Family Mass) 11:15AM (Spanish), 12:30PM & 5:30PM (Young Adult Choir) WEEKDAYS: 7:30 AM, 12:10 PM, 5:30 PM SATURDAYS: 7:30 AM, 12:10 PM SPANISH WKDAY MASS: Every Other Wednesday of the month HOLY DAYS & EVES. OF HOLY DAYS: As Announced.
BAPTISM:
Arrangements must be made at the Rectory. Sponsors must be practicing Catholics. Parents, and also godparents when possible, must attend the Pre-Baptismal conference which is held on the 1st Tuesday of every month at 7:30pm in the rectory.
CONFESSIONS: Saturday afternoons 4:30 to 5:15 pm, and anytime at the Rectory.
MARRIAGES: Arrangements should be made at least six months in advance at the rectory to ensure the date and the hour desired. The Nuptial Mass is the ordinary form of celebrating Christian marriage, and should be strongly considered when making Wedding plans. Attendance at the Pre-Cana Conferences, or the equivalent, is required by the Archbishop.
PARISH BOUNDARIES: Central Park West to the Hudson River, from the South side of 77th Street down to the North side of 65th Street.
We welcome new parishioners, and invite them to register at the Rectory. The registration is our only means of certifying anyone as a member of our parish. If you move to another Parish, or change your address within the Parish, please notify us.
FATIMA DEVOTIONS: The Rosary is said daily after the 12:10 pm Mass. Friday from 6-7 pm there is a holy hour.
BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT: First Friday - Exposition: 12:35 pm. Adoration: All day; Benediction: 5:15 PM.
MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA: Mondays, before the 12:10 Mass and before the 5:30 pm Mass.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS:
Classes in Religion for Catholic children/teenagers, Pre- kindergarten - High School take place on Sundays. The Family Mass begins at 10:00 a.m. in the Church followed by class instruction in the school. Ongoing religious education is important for the religious development of your children. First Communion and Confirmation require a two year program. Sunday School Website: www.blessedsacramentsundayschool.org
Fourth Sunday of Advent December 24th, 2017
PARISH NEWS
Dear Parishioners and Friends, On this last day of Advent, as we await the birth of our savior the Lord Jesus Christ, it is my prayer that this Christmas be a time of great blessing for you and your family and the coming New Year be a time of peace and justice. Throughout this past year I have asked myself what would Jesus say, how would Jesus respond to all that has been happening in the world? What do you think? I find Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s words about this Feast so relevant today. This Christmas season finds us a rather bewildered human race. We have neither peace within or peace without. Everywhere paralyzing fears harrow people by day and haunt them by night. Our world is sick with war; everywhere we turn we see its ominous possibilities. And yet, my friends, the Christmas hope for peace and goodwill towards men can no longer be dismissed as a kind of pious dream of some utopia. If we don’t have good will towards men in this world, we will destroy ourselves by the misuse of our own instruments and our own power. This Christmas season extends through the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord on January 8. The tree, flowers, and decorations remain until then. May each of us do the best we can to keep the spirit of Christmas alive in our homes through the 8th of January. The Feast of Christmas itself is an 8 day celebration, and during this week we commemorate some other very special Feasts. The 26th is the Feast of Stephen the first deacon and martyr, stoned to death by a mob which included Saul of Tarsus, who ultimately became Paul. During his trial and martyrdom, Stephen had a vision of heaven, a vision of God’s presence in the difficult but triumphant moment where, stripped of everything else, faith, hope, and charity remained. Thank you in a very special way to our Deacon here at Blessed Sacrament, Scott Reisinger. On the 27th we celebrate the Feast of St. John the Apostle and Evangelist, the disciple called the “beloved” because of his close relationship with Jesus. Throughout his Gospel, the son of Zebedee makes an appearance at significant moments in Jesus’ life; at the
Last Supper, in the Garden, at the foot of Cross, and in the Upper Room. His account of the Gospel is quite different from the accounts of Matthew, Mark, and Luke due to his divine emphasis which is proclaimed through symbolic language and poetic form. On Thursday, we celebrate the Feast of the Holy Innocents. King Herod the Great, fearing for his throne after hearing of the birth of Jesus, ordered the killing of the first born sons of Israel. Think of these infants helpless, caught up in the power struggle of their time. Think and pray for those today helplessly caught between the powers of this world. Finally, next Sunday we celebrate the Feast of the Holy Family, a devotional Feast that places before us the unity and love so evident in the family of Joseph, Mary, and Jesus. We pray that our families might become more and more places of love, learning, safety, encouragement, and embrace of God’s ways. I wish each of you a happy Christmas and a healthy New Year, and, as always, let us pray for peace, and act more faithfully according to its demands. Father Duffell
Fourth Sunday of Advent December 24th, 2017
NOTICIAS PARROQUIALES Queridos Feligreses y Amigos; En este último día de Adviento, mientras esperamos el nacimiento de nuestro salvador el Señor Jesucristo, rezo por que esta Navidad sea un momento de gran bendición para usted y su familia y que el próximo Año Nuevo sea una era de paz y de justicia. A lo largo de este último año me he preguntado qué diría Jesús:¿cómo respondería a todo lo que ha estado sucediendo en el mundo? ¿Y tú, qué piensas? Encuentro las palabras del Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. sobre esta fiesta muy relevantes hoy día. Esta temporada de Navidad encuentra una raza humana bastante desconcertada. No tenemos paz interior ni paz exterior. En todas partes, los temores paralizantes atormentan a las personas día y noche. Nuestro mundo está cansado de guerra; donde quiera que estamos vemos sus ominosas posibilidades. Y, sin embargo, mis amigos, la esperanza navideña de paz y buena voluntad hacia los hombres ya no puede descartarse como una especie de sueño piadoso de alguna utopía. Si no tenemos buena voluntad hacia los hombres en este mundo, nos destruiremos mediante el mal uso de nuestros propios instrumentos y poder. Esta temporada de Navidad se extiende hasta la Fiesta del Bautismo del Señor el 8 de enero. El árbol de navidad, las flores y las decoraciones permanecerán hasta entonces. Que cada uno de nosotros haga lo mejor que pueda para mantener vivo el espíritu de la Navidad en nuestros hogares hasta el día 8 de enero. La Fiesta de la Navidad en sí es una celebración de 8 días, y durante esta semana conmemoramos algunas otras Fiestas muy especiales. El 26 es la fiesta de San Esteban, el primer diácono y mártir, apedreado hasta la muerte por una turba que incluía a Saulo de Tarso, quien eventualmente llegó a ser Pablo. Durante el juicio y el martirio, Esteban tuvo una visión del cielo, una visión de la presencia de Dios en un momento difícil pero triunfante en el que, despojado de todo lo demás, permanecieron la fe, la esperanza y la caridad. Gracias de una manera muy especial a nuestro Diácono aquí en el “Blessed Sacrament”, Scott Reisinger. El día 27 celebramos la Fiesta de San Juan Apóstol y Evangelista, el discípulo llamado el "amado" por su estrecha relación con Jesús. A lo largo de su Evangelio, el hijo de Zebedeo hace una aparición en momentos significativos en la vida de Jesús; en la Última Cena, en el Jardín, al pie de la Cruz y en el Cenáculo. Su relato del Evangelio es bastante diferente de los relatos de Mateo, Marcos y Lucas debido a su énfasis divino que se proclama a través de un lenguaje simbólico y su forma poética. El jueves celebramos la Fiesta de los Santos Inocentes. El rey Herodes el Grande, temiendo por su trono después de enterarse
del nacimiento de Jesús, ordenó la muerte de los hijos primogénitos de Israel. Piensen en estos infantes impotentes, atrapados en la lucha por el poder de su tiempo. Piensen y oren por los que hoy se encuentran sin poder entre los poderes de este mundo. Finalmente, el próximo domingo celebramos la Fiesta de la Sagrada Familia, una devoción que coloca ante nosotros la unidad y el amor tan evidente en la familia de José, María y Jesús. Oremos para que nuestras familias se conviertan en círculos de amor, aprendizaje, seguridad, aliento, y que abracemos siempre el camino hacia Dios. Deseo a cada uno de ustedes una Feliz Navidad y un Año Nuevo lleno de salud. Y, como siempre, recemos por la paz y actuemos más fielmente de acuerdo con sus demandas. Padre Duffell
Alégrate, Lc 1, 26-38 ¿Cuántos son los que creen de verdad en la Navidad? ¿Cuántos los que saben celebrarla en lo más íntimo de su corazón? Estamos tan entretenidos con nuestras compras, regalos y cenas que resulta difícil acordarse de Dios y acogerlo en medio de tanta confusión. Nos preocupamos mucho de que estos días no falte nada en nuestros hogares, pero a casi nadie le preocupa si allí falta Dios. Por otra parte, andamos tan llenos de cosas que no sabemos ya alegrarnos de la «cercanía de Dios». Y una vez más, estas fiestas pasarán sin que muchos hombres y mujeres hayan podido escuchar nada nuevo, vivo y gozoso en su corazón. Y desmontarán «el Belén» y retirarán el árbol y las estrellas, sin que nada grande haya renacido en sus vidas. La Navidad no es una fiesta fácil. Sólo puede celebrarla desde dentro quien se atreve a creer que Dios puede volver a nacer entre nosotros, en nuestra vida diaria. Este nacimiento será pobre, frágil, débil como lo fue el de Belén. Pero puede ser un acontecimiento real. El verdadero regalo de Navidad. Dios es infinitamente mejor de lo que nos creemos. Más cercano, más comprensivo, más tierno, más audaz, más amigo, más alegre, más grande de lo que nosotros podemos sospechar. ¡Dios es Dios! Feliz navidad a todos. Rev D’angelo J.
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CATHOLIC FAMILIES GROUP Please join our Blessed Sacrament Catholic Families Group! We offer a range of events to help each other in raising our children as Catholics and becoming better in our own practice of the faith. We also host a monthly moms' group. Sign up at www.meetup.com/NYC-Catholic-Families/ - free to join and events are free. THE CHRISTIAN MEDITATION GROUP The Christian Meditation Group will now meet each Wednesday from 5:30pm to 7pm. Come visit us and learn about this ancient form of Christian prayer. For more info visit our website: www.christianmeditation.us BLESSED SACRAMENT ALTAR SERVERS Serving at the altar is a privileged way to grow closer to Jesus and to share the joy that we receive by being close to the Lord. Training sessions will be held for any young person interested and who has received First Holy Communion. Please contact Chris Miller and Marlon Hosang at [email protected], 917.612.7833, or leave your name and number at the rectory office at 212.877.3111. ALL ARE WELCOME! FREE COMPLETE SCREENING OF CLASSIC DEKALOG FILM SERIES This acclaimed film series raises the great moral questions embedded in real life, often lived out in difficult circumstances. In his ten hour-long films, the late and legendary director and co-writer Krzysztof Kieslowski explores the theme and challenge of each Commandment through characters living in a typical Soviet-era housing complex. Come join us January 10th from 7:30pm – 9:00pm for this thought provoking series and for a discussion after each film. PRESENTED BY: REBECCA M. PAINTER Email: [email protected] Visit our website for complete schedule. HOSPITALITY SUNDAYS Thank you to all who help organize and participate in our Hospitality Sundays, with Coffee Hour after the morning Masses and Spirit Sunday after the evening Mass. Please note that Hospitality Sundays switch to the last Sunday of each month beginning in January: January 28, February 25, March 25, April 29, May- TBD.
Finance Committee Corner Last Sunday $10,244 was received in the offertory
baskets at Mass and $4,836 was received through WeShare, for a total of $15,080. Thank you for so generously giving to our regular
collection. Thank You!
Esquina Financiera La suma de la colecta durante las Misas del domingo pasado fue
10,244. Recibimos $4,836 a través de WeShare para un total de $15,080. Gracias por dar tan generosamente a nuestra
colección regular.
Saturday Evening, December 23rd
5:30 Daniel Seso +
Sunday, December 24th 8:30 John Simpson + 10:00 Marlia Arlia + 11:15 Las Intenciones de Laura y Familia 12:30
4:00
Lin Cho Tom +
Rita Egan + 5:30
7:00
11:00
Intentions of Thomas Middelhoff Josef E. Hastings +
Monday, December 25th – Christmas Day 8:30 Eileen Smyth & Family - Living and Deceased 11:00 Donna de Solis +
Tuesday, December 26th 7:30 Rita McCarthy + 12:10 Francesco & Josephina Mollano +
5:30 Barbara Lord Jagadesan & Family
Wednesday, December 27th 7:30 People of the Parish 12:10 Greg, Amy & Emilia Lord 5:30
Intentions of Thomas Middelhoff
Thursday, December 28th 7:30 12:10 5:30
Rosa Porco + Intentions of Christopher, Christine & Andrew Lord Intentions of Thomas Middelhoff
Friday, December 29th 7:30 12:10 5:30
People of the Parish The Decker and Carroll Families + Robert J. Ross +
Saturday, December 30th 7:30 12:10
Jacqueline Moorhead + Laura Smyth Kane & Family +
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NEW PARISHIONER REGISTRATION FORM
Date Your Name Your Spouses Name (Only if BOTH are Registering) Children Address Apt. # City State Zip Telephone Email Your Occupation Your Spouses Occupation How should we address you? (Check One) Mr. & Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Ms. Would you like to receive weekly offering envelopes? Yes No If not, would you like us to sign you up for ParishPay? Yes No
Weekly EM and Lector Schedule Saturday, Dec. 23rd 5:30 pm 1st Elizabeth Hutton 2nd Elizabeth Hutton POF Vincent Gardino
EM
Steve Whelan, Joe Tessitore, Elizabeth Hutton
Sunday, Dec. 24th
8:30 am 1st Eileen Simpson 2nd James Palazza
POF Brendan Contant
EM
Hugh Regan, Louella Prince, Eileen Simpson, James Palazza, Brendan Contant
10:00 am 1st Mary Bradley 2nd Shirley Rodriguez POF Joan Tedeschi
EM Patricia Caffrey, Joan Tedeschi, Shirley Rodriguez, Mary Bradley, Nellie Gonzalez-Arce, Andrew Jenkins
11:15 am 1st Deysi Guardado 2nd Deysi Guardado POF Marina Che EM
Junior Santiago, Peter Diggins, Marina Che
12:30 pm 1st Wendy Pineda 2nd Wendy Pineda POF Ed Casey EM Thomas Alexander, Lidia Stempien,
Wendy Pineda, Anne Jason, Ed Casey
If you have not registered in the parish and attend our mass regularly, please fill the following form out and return it to the Rectory office. All information will be kept confidential.
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The flowers that decorate the sanctuary for Christmas have been offered in memory of and the intentions of the following
Myrna M. Aiello+
James Amend+ Tony Amend+
Zaven Andrikian+ Yvette Arce+
Coca & Gigi Badiu+ Owen & Enid Baird+ Eugenia C. Ballard+ Maria Barladeanu+
Enoch & Viola Barnes+ Pat Begley+
The Belle Family+ Margaret & William Berres+
Eladia R. Bing + Plil Black+
Michael Boland+ Sally Boland+ Ben Bruno+
Rosanna Burke + Msgr. Howard W. Calkins+
Geraldine Campbell+ EmanuelCampbell Family+
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Campochiaro+ Mr. & Mrs. Nunzo Campochiaro+
The Campochiaro-Confrey Family+ Juana Camps+
Jimmy & Dorotea Candeloza+ Edward & Virginia Casey+
Juana Castillo+ Bobbi & FrankChapleau+
Debbie Chapleau+ Miguel Chavez+
Anthony Cialone+ Jack Clavin+
Nilsa Luz Colon-Quiros+ Mrs. & Mrs. J. P. Confrey+
Dr. Joseph Croce+ Olga Croce+
Rudolph Croce+ Fred & Jonaman Cuba+
Joan D'Incecco+ Marie & Joe Davi+ Luciade Depablos+
James & Dorothy Delaney+ Marian Delaney+ Cauder Depables+
Cauder Depables, Jr.+ Donna DeSolis+
Alice & James Dinan+ Elvira DiPasquale+
Ed Donahue+ Genia Dowling+
John & Agnes Dowling+ Kevin Dowling+ John E. Drumm+ Nancy Drumm+
Anne & John Duffell+ Alice & John Duffell+
William Duffell+ Frederick Duffell+
Peggy Dwyer + Mary Ferra+
The Ferrario Family+ Mr. & Mrs. Vicente Fesalbon, Sr.+
The Finkel Family+ Beth Fletcher+ Gene Fletcher+ Porcia Fountiluz Bernard Frank+
Wendell Freeland+ Al & Sevara Freeman+ Katherine Gallagher+
Joan Gibson+ Edward Gilhooly+
Joyce Golden+ Pablo Gonzalez+ Kathryn Gordon+ Joseph Gordon+ Kenneth A. Goss Dorothy Greene+
Alfred & Ernestine Grice+ Maria "Nonna" Guarino +
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hanley+ Aunt Hannah+
Abraham Harris+ Mr. Jeffrey P. Henderson+
Wilma Z. Henderson+ F. George & Catherine Hennessy
Mary Henriques+ William Hernandez +
Winston & Carolyn Hill+ Virginia Hodges+
Carl Leonard & Leon Horowitz+ Mildrid Imbimbo+ Pedro Jalandoni +
Jorga Jancu+ Anne M. Jason Terri Jordan+ Sarah Judson+
John & Frances Kaufman + Vincent Keane+ James Keane+ Lena Keane+
Dr. Paul & Patricia Keating+ Thomas A.Kelley, Sr.+
Rose Kick+ Peggy Koch+
Mr. Lai Koon Yee+ John Lacher+
Camille "Nana" Lamantea + Gorge H. LaMarque+ Bryan J. LaMarque+
Alberta LaMarque Squires+ Gayle Laughlin
Edward & Violet Lennon+ Brian Lennon+
Stephen Levine+ Ethel Livingston+
Harold Livingston+ Ruth Livingston+
David Livingston+ Janie Lloyd+
Thomas LoRusso + Mildred Love+
John Lugano+ Sean Thomas Lugano+
Frances Lyles+ Gary Lyles+
Christina Lyles+ Carol Lynch+
Mr. & Mrs. J. GeorgeMaggi+ Paul & Natalie Mandel
Harry, Helen & ReneeMcCalla+ The McCorry Family+
Bernadette & Joseph McGuire+ Mary McManus+ Philip McManus+ Lena McManus+ Brian McManus+ Judith B. McPhie+
Dr. Richard H. Medley+ The Meere Family+ William J. Miller+
Howard Mills+ Juan Montalvo+
Samuel Montalvo+ Ilia V. Montalvo+ David Montelle+ Dorothy Moore+ Richard Moore+
Jacqueline Moorhead+ Anna Marie Moss+ William F. Moss+ Mildred Murphy+
Sarah Nichols+ Luis M. Nieto+
Conrado & Flora Nocon+ Margaret & William O'Brien+ Mr. & Mrs. J. George O'Brien+ Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. O'Brien+
Msgr. Robert B. O'Connor+ Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. O'Hehir+
Maurice O'Shea+ Jeanne O'Shea+
Huston B. Owens+ Winfred Owens+ Louis Palazza+
Florence Palazza+ Guichand Parris+
John, Ann, Daniel, John Jr. Phibbs+ William & Kazimeira Pikulak+
Nicholas A. Porteka+ Theresa M. Porteka+ Mildred Quinones +
Luis Quiros + Jan & Julia Rachwal + John Henry Redwood+
Ted & Maureen Reinhard + Victoria Rentas+ Alex J. Risoli+
Olga Mairena Rivas+ Bertha Rivas
Victoria Rivera + Domingo Rivera + Rosa Rodriguez+
Iraida Rosa+
Mr. and Mrs. James Ruggiero + Carole J.Russo+
James & Joe SantaMaria+ Mr. & Mrs. Peter Sawyer+
Helen Schwerd+ Victor Segundo De Leon+
John Sheehy + Maureen Sheehy Hart+
James & Nellie Shields+ Bernard & Margaret Shields+
JoDell Shields + Joan Sideri+
Joseph A. Silvestri+ John Simpson +
The Simpson/ Abbot Families+ Artemio & Maxima Soriano+ Nana & Papa Spampinato+
Angela Sullivan+ Lillie Sutton
Heather Swift Mrs. Stanley Szawlowski+
Rafael Tamez+ Ann Tanneyhill + Joan L. Tedeschi+ Thomas Tedeschi+ Carmela Tedeschi+ Nicola Tedeschi+ Grace Tedeschi+
Theresa Tedeschi+ Anthony Tedeschi+
Rene & Liana Teissonniere+ David Travell+ William Turner Wendy Turner
Elizabeth Turner James Turner+ Regina Turner+ Robert Ullman+
Gene Vahey+ Gertrudes Valentin +
Francisco & Nery Vargas+ Lola Dolores Vargas+
Robert Thomas Velline+ Peter Villari+
Mildred Viola+ Francisco & Nery Viray+
Crisanta & Mercedes Viray+ Elizabeth Wallace
Michael T. Wallace+ Sophia Wallace+ James Wallace+
Rozalind Wallace Michael J. Wallace +
Vladislav & Zofia Wojtun+ Ms. Eleanor Yee+ Mrs. Shao K. Yee+
Andy Yeo+ Margaret & William Young+
Lidia Zanolini+ Iris V. Zapata+
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23rd – MASS AT 5:30PM SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24th - MASSES AT 8:30AM AND 12:30PM
INTRODUCTORY RITES GATHERING HYMN: O Come, O Come Emmanuel 409 LITURGY OF THE WORD Readings begin on page 76 FIRST READING: 2 Samuel 7:1 – 5, 8b – 12, 14a, 16 PSALM RESPONSE: Psalm 89:2 – 3, 4 – 5, 27 29
R/ Forever I will sing the goodness of the Lord. SECOND READING: Romans 16:25 - 27 GOSPEL READING: Luke 1:26 - 38
LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST OFFERTORY HYMN: O Come Divine Messiah 408 COMMUNION HYMN: Lo, How a Rose 444 RECESSIONAL HYMN Come, O Long Awaited Savior 420
