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July 23, 2017 Sixteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time
1883-2017
WHAT’S IN YOUR HEART?
Mass Schedule Weekdays: 7:00am & 9:00am Saturday: 8:00am Saturday: 5:00pm Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am, 12:00noon, 5:00pm, 6:30pm (Mass in Spanish) La Misa en Espanol Devotions: Miraculous Medal & St. Jude Novenas: Tuesday 9:00am Holy Hour 3:00pm Sunday in the Adoration Chapel: Intentions: 1st Sunday for Families; 2nd Sunday for Life; 3rd Sunday for Our Nation/Country; 4th Sunday Priests/Vocations Prayer in the Presence: 2nd Tuesday 7:00pm Holy Days: Mass times to be announced St. Gertrude, Island Heights (Summer Months) Saturday: 5:30pm, Sunday: 9:00am Parish Schools: St. Joseph Grade School (SJGS) Madeline Kinloch, Principal, 732-349-2355
Donovan Catholic Dr. Edward Gere, Principal, 732-349-8801 The Carpenter Shop: 732-914-2457
Prayer to St. Michael the Archangel
Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him we humbly pray; and do Thou, O Prince of the Heavenly Host, by the Power of God, cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who prowl through the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.
Pastor: Reverend G. Scott Shaffer x2203 Parochial Vicars: Reverend Carlos Aguirre x2221 Reverend Cesar R. Anson x2209 Reverend Jerome Guld x2219
Deacons: Romeo D. Aquino x2210 Francis J. Babuschak x2253 Robert M. Barnes x2228 Thomas A. Genovese x2212 Gerard Luongo x2228 Frank J. McKenna x2212 Patrick J. Stesner, Sr. x2212 Michael A. Taylor x2254
Parish Office Hours: 9:00am - 4:30pm M-F 685 Hooper Avenue Toms River, NJ 08753 Tel: 732-349-0018 x2204 Fax: 732-286-7064 Email: [email protected] www.stjosephtomsriver.org Reconciliation/Confessions: Saturday: 4:00-4:45pm & 6:00-6:30pm
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For Matthew, faith is never stagnant. If there’s faith, there’s growth: good seed planted in a field, a tiny mustard seed growing into a mighty bush, yeast making the dough rise and turning wheat into wholesome bread. If you are alive in God, there should be plenty of signs of growth in your life.
Where do you see signs of growth flowing from your faith and signs of life? How has your relationship with God grown in the past years? How do you handle the “weeds” in your life? Do you let their presence choke the
growth of the good wheat? Do you accept and proclaim that God gives good ground for hope and permits
repentance for our sins?
WHERE WE LIVE, SERVE, & WALK TOGETHER IN FAITH.
ST. JOSEPH’S PAGE TWO
My Dear Brothers and Sisters, Over the past few weeks a number of you have asked me about our saying the Prayer to St. Michael the Archangel at the end of our Sunday celebrations of Holy Mass. “Why,” and “What is it about?” seem to be the main questions. So, here’s the deal. In a conversation with a good friend of mine in a different diocese, we were sharing our reflections on parish ministry and what is going on in our parishes. We spoke of the growing crisis of suicides and overdoses and the attendant pain with them. Our state and our county prosecutor have done much to raise aware-ness of addiction and help that is available. In the course of our conversation, my friend told me that his parish has been pray-ing the St. Michael prayer for a number of years. I thought that, in light of the challenges we face in our world today, imple-menting this prayer would be beneficial. Since 1884, during Pope Leo XIII’s reign, the reciting of this prayer and other ‘Leonine” prayers was instituted and contin-ued until September 1964 when the obligation to say these prayers after Low Mass on Sundays was lifted. Some thirty years later, Pope St. John Paul II recommended its use, saying: "May prayer strengthen us for the spiritual battle that the Letter to the Ephesians speaks of: 'Be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might' [Eph:6:10]. The Book of Revelation re-fers to this same battle, recalling before our eyes the image of St Michael the Archangel (cf.Rev 12:7). Pope Leo XIII certain-ly had this picture in mind when, at the end of the last century, he brought in, throughout the Church, a special prayer to St Michael: 'Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil...' Although this prayer is no longer recited at the end of Mass, I ask everyone not to forget it and to recite it to obtain help in the battle against the forces of darkness and against the spirit of this world.” I hope this sheds some light in answering your concerns. May God bless you all. Fr. Scott July 29/30
Fr. Scott Fr. Anson Fr. Jerome Fr. Jerome Fr. Tom Fr. Scott Fr. Anson Fr. Scott Fr. Carlos
Aug 5/6 Fr. Carlos Fr. Tom Fr. Anson Fr. Anson Fr. Tom Fr. Jerome Fr. Carlos Fr. Jerome Fr. Carlos
5:00 PM 5:30 PM St. Gertrude
7:30 AM 9:00 AM
9:00 AM St. Gertrude 10:30 AM
12:00 Noon 5:00 PM 6:30 PM
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PRIEST/CELEBRANT SCHEDULE Subject to Change
MASS INTENTIONS Monday, July 24 7:00 Judy Gibbs req. by the Allen Family 9:00 Estella Dickerson req. by her Daughter, Christine Tuesday, July 25 7:00 John Maguire req. by Family 9:00 Forest A. Harpe req. by Carol and Ed Wednesday, July 26 7:00 Adele Stepniak req. by Mary Ann Thran 9:00 Ann Riccardi req. by her Daughter, Patricia Cooper Thursday, July 27 7:00 Joseph Santos req. by Deborah Santos & Children 9:00 Mary Glen Gaudet req. by Rochelle & Family Friday, July 28 7:00 Charlie Hayes req. by Family 9:00 Bonnie Coakley req. by her Husband & Family Saturday, July 29 8:00 Joseph Muriglan req. by his Wife, Anna 5:00 Thomas Smith req. by the Eagan Family St. Gertrude, Island Heights 5:30 William Sheehan req. by Family Sunday, July 30 7:30 Parishioners 9:00 Ginger D’Ippolito req. by Family 10:30 Frances Alesandro req. by her Daughter, Joanne Clancy 12:00 Joan Robinson req. by Fran & Cheryl 5:00 John H. Grasberger req. by the Hemberger Family 6:30 Crissy Marie Barillas req. by Family St. Gertrude, Island Heights 9:00 Angelo & Stella Lambusta req. by Family
FROM THE PASTOR
Please note that the Parish Office has shortened hours on
Fridays during the months of July & August. Hours on Fridays will be 8:30am-12:30pm
ST. JOSEPH’S PAGE THREE
IN MEMORIAM Please remember in your prayers those who have died and for all the deceased members of our parish, the souls in purgato-ry and those who died in service of our country, may God grant them eternal rest. Amen.
MARRIAGES Are you engaged and planning to marry in the Church? Don’t put off making your arrangements. Call the parish office as soon as possible: 732-349-0018 ext. 2202. And if you are thinking of having a “destination wedding,” please call us first. We can offer some helpful information.
All couples are required to attend a Pre-Cana Conference as part of their preparation for the Sacrament of Marriage. After contacting the Parish Office re: your marriage, register online for Pre-Cana at: www.dioceseoftrenton.org/precana BANNS
II Jared Babuschak & Susan DaQuila BAPTISMS The Sacrament of Baptism is regularly celebrated on the 1st, 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month at 1:30 PM. BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS for Parents is required and held on the First Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM in the Church. For more information or to schedule a Baptism and Baptism Prep Class, please call 732-349-0018 x2202. We welcome the newest members of our parish family who were baptized here at St. Joseph’s Church: Daniella Elizabeth DeBartolomeis Valentina Raffaella Piano Joseph Gabriel Pisacreta Stephan Schwarz, III Oliver Jason Stanley
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Blessed Virgin Mary Sanctuary Candle
In Thanksgiving for a Special Intention, requested by
Regina Kovaleski
Saint Joseph Sanctuary Candle
In loving memory of Bob Skiff
Tabernacle Lamp Sanctuary Candle
In Gratitude for prayers answered
MEMORIALS—WEEK OF JULY 24
MEMORIAL OPPORTUNITIES The votive candles at the statues of Mary and Joseph, as well as the Tabernacle Lamp can be memorialized to burn for one week in honor of someone special or in memory of a loved one. The intentions will be listed here in the bulletin. Additionally, flower arrangements for the altar may be secured in honor/memory of a loved one for one week. Please contact the parish office, at 732-349-0018 x2202 to reserve your memorials.
FINANCIALS In an effort to keep our pa-rishioners informed, we will include a year over year report of each week’s offertory collection amount. 2nd Week July 2016: $21,338.12 2017: $19,289.67
St. Joseph’s NEW eGiving Have you thought about eGiving? Join our new and con-venient online giving. For more info about Faith Direct visit www.faithdirect.net to en-roll securely online. Our parish code is NJ821. If you would like us to mail you an enrollment form, please call the office at 732-349-0018 x2204. Sign up today!
READINGS FOR MASSES THIS WEEK
SUNDAY Wis 12:13, 16-19; Rom 8:26-27; Mt 13:24-43 MONDAY Ex 14:5-18; Mt 12:38-42 TUESDAY 2 Cor 4:7-15; Mt 20:20-28 WEDNESDAY Memorial Ex 16:1-5, 9-15; Mt 13:1-9 THURSDAY Ex 19:1-2, 9-11, 16-20b; Mt 13:10-17 FRIDAY Ex 20:1-17; Mt 13:18-23 SATURDAY Ex 24:3-8; Mt 13:24-30
The flowers on the altar are placed the weekend of July 22/23 in Memory of Peter Policastro requested by his loving family.
ST. JOSEPH’S PAGE FOUR
Healing the Wounds of Abortion Rachel’s Vineyard Post-Abortive Weekend Retreat: August 25 – 27, 2017 If you have suffered through an abortion and have isolat-ed yourself from healing and forgiveness, you might con-sider attending our retreat weekend. Rachel’s Vineyard’s Retreat is a chance to focus on this painful time in your life through a supportive non-judgmental process, in an atmosphere of confidentiality, understanding, and com-passion. It is designed to help both women and men ex-perience the mercy and compassion of God. For more info, contact Judy Warenkiewicz at 732-536-6871. All inquiries are strictly confidential.
The Pastoral Care Ministry at St. Joseph’s Church The Pastoral Care Ministry at St. Joseph’s Church provides a comfort-ing presence and spiritual support to those who are in need and facing life’s deepest issues: illness, loss, death, physical and spiritual healing. Pastoral care ministers offer hope and comfort through prayer and com-panionship. Our Pastoral Care Ministry serves the needs of the home-bound, the sick, the frail and elderly, and the bereaved. Our Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist visit 75 homebound pa-rishioners; 170 serve in Church; 50 serve at Community Medical Cen-ter; 10 serve at Health South; and several serve in the Prison Ministry.
Pastoral Care Ministry offers consolation to
those who have lost a loved one to assist in planning the Funeral Liturgy.
Bereavement Support Sessions are of-fered in the Spring and Fall for those who suffering the loss of a loved one, spouse, parent or child. Please contact our Pastoral Care Of-fice if you are in need of any of these services or if you wish to join any of our Pastoral Care Ministries at 732-349-0018 x2223.
May the Lord bless you and take care of you… May the Lord be kind and gracious to you… May the Lord look on you with love...
Mission Speaker Father Vincent Liem Hoa Tran, Prior of Our Lady of Eternal Happiness from the Tra Vinh Province, Vietnam, will be speaking to us next weekend. Father is a contemplative monk from the Cistercian Monastery whose life is to “work and pray.” Father will share with us the life and struggles the monks have in Vietnam and will be asking for your help both financially and in prayer. Please be as generous as your means permit for our se-cond collection.
St. Jude Shrine Trip - Baltimore Thursday, July 27
After the 7:00AM Mass
Fr. Jerome will host a pilgrimage trip to the St. Jude Shrine in Baltimore, MD. Come and bring your most important prayers to St. Jude, friend of Jesus and patron of diffi-cult cases. Transportation will be provided, but cost is yet to be determined. We’ll have lunch in the Inner Harbor area. A visit to the Balti-more Cathedral may also be arranged. Look for more details in the next bulletin. Call Fr. Jerome at 732-349-0018 x2219 for details or to make reservations.
Here are some suggestions for the rest of this month:
JULY 25: SAINT JAMES, APOSTLE Watch / Documentaries: The Way of St. James
JULY 26: SAINTS JOACHIM AND ANN Study / Sacramental Preparation: Beloved Read / Nonfiction: The Little Oratory
JULY 31: SAINT IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA Study / Youth: YDisciple: Called, Session 2: What is Discernment?
ST. JOSEPH’S P A GE F I VE
DONOVAN CATHOLIC NEWS
ST. JOSEPH GRADE SCHOOL NEWS
www.DonovanCatholic.org www.StJoeSchoolTR.org
HIGH SCHOOL IS A CHOICE Summer is a Good Time for Change!
Come see why Donovan “Makes a Difference”
-Tours available - Financial Aid available
Invest in your child’s future! Contact Tara at 732-349-8801 x2426
DONOVAN CATHOLIC PERFORMING ARTS
PRESENTS “Godspell”
July 25, 26 & 27, 2017 Tues, Wed & Thurs @ 7:00pm
Tickets: $15.00
(seats assigned by date of purchase) Please call the Donovan Catholic Box Office
732-349-8801 x2403
Sing, dance, dress up and give praise with our students in a beautiful immersive experience.
Enjoy this timeless classic with your family in a bistro setting.
Long Live God!
SJGS SUMMER OFFICE HOURS Monday – Thursday
8:00am-1:00pm
PRESCHOOL OPENINGS Preschool 2 Half or Full Day Program still
available for 3 Year Olds.
Preschool 2-, 3- or 5- Full Days available for 4 Year Olds.
Visit our website for more information:
www.stjoeschooltr.org
SJGS KINDERGARTEN FOR SEPTEMBER IS FILLING UP!
Come see all we have to offer! SJGS is presently enrolling for the
2017-2018 school year.
If you are interested or know of someone who is interested in registering please contact: Ms. Juliann James at 732-349-2355 x2012
or email [email protected]
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TOGETHER WE IT RIGHT!
ST. JOSEPH’S P A GE SI X
BIRTHRIGHT FLOWER SALE BIRTHRIGHT of Ocean County has been operating a crisis pregnancy center for over 43 years, helping countless women of all ages have their babies with dignity and pride. We have no paid employees, just trained volunteers. Our expenses include rent, utilities, and pregnancy tests, plus purchase of dia-
pers. BIRTHRIGHT will hold a Flower Sale at St. Joseph’s and St. Ger-
trude’s during the weekend of August 5-6. Please help us to keep our doors open to serve these women in need by sup-
porting the BIRTHRIGHT Flower Sale. Thank you!
PARISH NEWS
Sacred Doorways Retreat On Saturday, October 21, 9am-4pm at St. John Neumann Pastoral Center, Piscataway, NJ, Sacred Doorways wel-comes nationally acclaimed author & theologian John Shea, along with teachers & authors Drs. Catherine & Mi-chael Carotta for a retreat experience, Finding New Eyes: Awakening to the Call of the Spirit. This retreat invites all to learn how to open our spiritual eyes & awaken with new breath: God’s breath. For more info or to register, call (609) 702-7858 or sacreddoorwaysnj.org.
Annual St. Elizabeth Scholarship Luncheon The Monmouth/Ocean Chapter of the Alumnae-i Associa-tion of the College of St. Elizabeth will hold their annual Scholarship Benefit Luncheon on Wednesday, August 9, 2017 from 11:30-3:00 at the Shadowbrook in Shrewsbury, NJ. Tickets are $50 per person. If you are interested in at-tending, please contact Peggy Ell by e-mail at [email protected] or Sue Gavin at 732-842-9163.
St. Mary’s Parish 75th Anniversary Mass Sunday, July 23, 1:30pm at St. Mary of the Pines, Bishop O’Connell will celebrate Mass in honor of their 75th Anni-versary followed by a parish reception that is free and open to all.
AROUND TOWN
ST. JOSEPH’S SUNDAY SUPPER for those in need is hosted by the Social Concerns Ministry and held in the Donovan Cafeteria. Our next dinner will be Sunday July 30th; we welcome those in need to join us for a nourishing meal. Guests are requested to be seated no later than 1:00pm.
The Light of Life Prayer Group The Light of Life Prayer Group gathers together every Wednesday night at 7:30pm in Room G of the Church basement to give praise and worship to the Lord in song, Holy Scriptures and teachings using the gifts the Holy Spirit has bestowed upon us. All are welcome! For more info call Janice at 732-929-3877.
The Flame of Love Prayer Group The Flame of Love Prayer Group will not meet during the month of August. The next meeting will be Monday, September 11 at 7:30 pm in the Church Basement, Room G.
St. Joseph’s Rosary Altar Society Trip The St. Joseph’s Rosary Altar Society is sponsoring a trip to Sight & Sound Theatre to see “Miracle of Christmas” on November 9, 8:45am to 9:00pm. Cost is $115 per person and includes bus transportation, orchestra seats, and a smorgasbord lunch. Bus leaves St. Joseph’s parking lot at 8:45AM. Make checks payable to “St. Joseph’s Rosary Altar Society” and mail to: Diane Mulbearn, 4 Vera Cruz Court, Toms River, NJ 08757. For more info, call 732-504-7296. Payment is due no later than September 1, 2017.
Save the Date… St. Joseph’s Parish Picnic Enjoy a day of fun with your St. Joseph Family on Sunday, September 17 at our Parish Picnic. More info to follow.
The Rosary in Song CDs Available CDs are available in The Carpenter Shop and in the Parish Office for just $10. All music composed by Father Scott and performed by our music ministry.
Interfaith Hospitality of Ocean County Update We will be hosting 5 families this week. Please keep the families in your prayers. To volunteer or for more information, please call Kris Dougherty at 908-783-5087.
Rosary Altar Society-- Summer Raffle Tickets By now you have received in the mail the St. Joseph’s Rosary Altar Society’s “Summer Raffle Tickets.” For those of you who have filled out and returned the stubs, we thank you. Please note our raffle drawing will be September 8 at 12 noon in the parish office. As always, the Rosarians thank you for your generous support.
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ST. JOSEPH’S PAGE SEVEN
Summer 2017
ST. JOSEPH’S PAGINA OCHO
MENSAJE DEL PARROCO
Queridos Hermanos y Hermanas,
Durante las últimas semanas, muchos de ustedes me han preguntado acerca de nuestra oración a San Miguel Arcángel al final de nuestras celebra-ciones dominicales de la Santa Misa. "¿Por qué?" Y "¿De qué se trata?" Pa-recen ser las preguntas principales. Así que, aquí está la razón por la cual hacemos la oración. En una conversación con un buen amigo mío que perte-nece a otra diócesis, compartimos nuestras reflexiones sobre el ministerio parroquial y lo que está sucediendo en nuestras parroquias. Hablamos de la crisis que se está desarrollando sobre los suicidios y las sobredosis y todo el dolor que ellos traen. Nuestro estado y nuestro fiscal del condado han hecho mucho para aumentar el conocimiento de la adicción y de la ayuda que ellos disponen. En el curso de nuestra conversación, mi amigo me dijo que su pa-rroquia ha estado orando la oración de San Miguel durante varios años. Pen-sé que, a la luz de los desafíos que enfrentamos en nuestro mundo de hoy, la implementación de esta oración sería beneficiosa.
Desde 1884, durante el reinado de Papa León XIII, se inició la reci-tación de esta oración y de otras oraciones "leoninas" hasta septiembre de 1964, cuando se levantó la obligación de pronunciar estas oraciones después de la misa los domingos. Unos treinta años después, el Papa Juan Pablo II recomendó su uso, diciendo:
“Que la oración nos fortalezca para la batalla espiritual como dice en la Carta a los Efesios: ‘Sean fuerte en el Señor y en la fuerza de su poder "(Efesios 6: 10). El Libro del Apocalipsis se refiere a esta misma batalla, Re-cordando ante nuestros ojos la imagen de San Miguel Arcángel (versículo 12: 7). El Papa León XIII tenía ciertamente este cuadro en mente cuando, a finales del siglo pasado, trajo, por toda la Iglesia, una oración especial A San Miguel: “San Miguel Arcángel, defiéndenos en la batalla, protégenos contra la maldad y las trampas del diablo ...” Aunque esta oración ya no se recita al final de la Misa, pido a todos que no la olviden Y oren para obtener ayuda en la batalla contra las fuerzas de la oscuridad y contra el espíritu de este mundo.”
Espero que esto derrame algo de luz en la respuesta a sus preocupa-ciones. Que dios los bendiga a todos.
Padre Scott
HORARIODEMISAS EnSemana:7:00am&9:00am.Todoslosdıaseningles. Sábado:8:00am,5:00pm Domingo: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am,12:00pm,5:00pmeningles Domingo:6:30pmespanol Confesiones Sábado:4:00-4:45pm&6:00-6:30pmeningles
HORARIODELAOFICINAHISPANA LunesaJuevesde10ama4pm Viernesde10ama12:30pm
732-349-0018X2213
SACRAMENTOS Bautizos(enespañol):ElSacramentodelBautismosecelebraenlaMisaDominicalalas6:30pm.Comunıqueseconlao icinahispanaparahacerunacita. UncióndelosEnfermosyConfesión-Comunıqueseconlao icinahispanaparahacerunacita. Matrimonios: Comunıquese con lao icinahispanaparamasinformacion. Bendiciones: Si quiere bendecir sucasa,familia,onegociocomunıceseconlao icinahispana. Monaguillos, Ujieres, Lectores,Ministros Extraordinarios de laEucaristía, y el Coro : Comunıquesecon la o icina hispana para masinformacion.
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XVIDomingodeTiempoOrdinario DomingoSab 12:13,16-19;Rom8:26-27;Mt13:24-43LunesEx14:5-18;Mt12:38-42Martes2Cor4:7-15;Mt20:20-28MiércolesEx16:1-5,9-15;Mt13:1-9JuevesEx19:1-2,9-11,16-20b;Mt13:10-17ViernesEx20:1-17;Mt13:18-23SábadoEx24:3-8;Mt13:24-30
ST. JOSEPH’S PAGINA NUEVE
ANUNCIOS DE VIDA COMUNITARIA
Nuestro Parroco el P. Scott ylos sacerdotes agradecen atodas las familias y personas
quesehanvinculadoaestabellacampanaenprodenuestraParroquia.Dios losben-digaporsugenerosidad. Lerecordamosa todas laspersonasque no se han vinculado acercarse a lao icinahispanaparamasinformacionopa-rahacersuspagos.
CoralHispanadeSanJosé
Motivara todosloscristianosaunirsusvocescomounasolafamiliayalabar y glori icar a Dios en cadaservicioliturgico.
¡Sicantaositocaalguninstrumentomusicalytieneeldeseodeparticiparactivamentelosinvitamosaunirse
anosotros!
Si quiere pertenecer a este grupo por favor decomunicarse con los coordinadores, Angel y TeresaCristobal,alsiguientee-mail:
Lugar:CentroparaMinisteriosParroquiales DíasyHora:Sabadosde12pma2pm&
Domingosde5pma6pm
QueesunSacristán?
Esunapersonaquesehacecargodela sacristıa y sus contenidos. El sacristantiene una parte muy importante en cadaMisa Dominical. El sacristan debe conocerlos horarios de las misas y dar lascampanadas a tiempo: la primera, mediahoraantes;lasegunda,uncuartodehora;yla ultima, a lahorade empezar. Procuraraque esten todas las cosas necesarias aco-modadas en su sitio, cepilladas, limpias ylistas para usarse, en cantidad su iciente(albas, estolas, casulla, cıngulos, etc.). Sifaltaalgo,loconsigue,oavisaatiempoparaque se prevea (hostias, vino, agua). Sobretodo tieneaseadoelpresbiterio ypresenta-bles el altaryel ambon.Tieneque consul-tar el calendario liturgico para ver las ca-racterısticasdeldıa(categorıade iesta,co-lor,tiempo,elementos).Consultalastablasde precedencias, conoce el calendario y latablade iestasmovibles.Prepara laslectu-ras deldıa y abre elLeccionariopor lapagina oportuna. Procura que hayauna lamparaencendidaanteelSantısimo yconopeo(puedeserdelcolordeltiempo).
Ujieres Coordinadores:LeopoldoIrineo&VıctorGonzalez
Misión:AcercaratodalacomunidadareconocerlaimportanciadelaSagradaLiturgia,viviendolay
respetandolaatravesdeunbuencomportamiento.
Siescatolicoytienedisposicionparapoderayudarenelministerioesbienvenidoaserpartedenuestra
familia!
“Creemos y Servimos Fe.”
