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Monday ~ Friday 9:00am to 4:00pm
Monday ~ Thursday:
9:00am, 12:15pm;
Friday: 6:30am, 9:00am, 12:15pm
Saturday: 9:00am 5:00pm Family Vigil
Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am,
12:00pm, 5:00pm Life Teen 7:00pm Spanish
Sunday 9:00am and 10:30am Masses
Monday ~ Friday 9:30am ~ 9:00pm
Mondays at 7:15pm
Saturdays 9:30am ~ 10:30am & on request
Spanish: Mondays 6:00pm
Please keep us informed so that we can be attentive to those who are ill.
Rev. Msgr. Hugh Marren, Pastor ~ Rev. Juan Areiza, Parochial Vicar
Deacons: Rev. Mr. William Keen, Rev. Mr. Tom Gotschall, Rev. Mr. Alberto Figueredo, Rev. Mr. Jose Campos
Monday, February 9 9:00 a.m. Tim Russell 12:15 p.m. Tuesday, February 10 9:00 a.m. Marjorie Cox 12:15 p.m. Wednesday, February 11 9:00 a.m. Julia Hlivak 12:15 p.m. Thursday, February 12 9:00 a.m. Geoff Moore 12:15 p.m. Friday, February 13 6:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Kristoffer Olivius (S.I.) 12:15 p.m. Saturday, February 14 9:00 a.m. Phil Gibson 5:00 p.m. Julia Hlivak Sunday, February 15 7:30 a.m. Chester Somers 9:00 a.m. People of the Parish 10:30 a.m. Marguerite Halloran 12:00 p.m. Deceased Priests of the Archdiocese 5:00 p.m. Suzette Ryan (S.I.) 7:00 p.m. Spanish Mass
Sunday: Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Jb 7:1-4, 6-7; Ps 147; 1 Cor 9:16-19, 22-23; Mk 1:29-39) Woe to me if I do not preach the Gospel. Monday: (Gn 1:1-19; Ps 104; Mk 6:53-56) As many as touched it were healed.
Tuesday: Saint Scholastica (Gn 1:20—2:4a; Ps 8; Mk 7:1-13) You disregard God’s commandment but cling to human tradition. Wednesday: Our Lady of Lourdes (Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17; Ps 104; Mk 7:14-23) What comes out of the man, that is what defiles him.
Thursday: (Gn 2:18-25; Ps 128; Mk 7:24-30) The dogs under the table eat the children’s scraps. Friday: (Gn 3:1-8; Ps 32; Mk 7:31-37) He makes the deaf hear and the mute speak. Saturday: Saint Cyril and Saint Methodius (Gn 3:9-24; Ps 90; Mk 8:1-10) They ate and were satisfied. Sunday: Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Lv 13:1-2. 44-46; Ps 32; 1 Cor 10:31-11:1; Mk 1:40-45) Be imitators of me, as I am of Christ.
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BECOME A SPONSOR & HELP MAKE WINTERFEST A SUCCESS!
Our annual WinterFest celebration in support of Southern Catholic College is just around the corner and we need sponsors! By being a sponsor of this wonderful evening of fine dining and dancing you will be helping further the cause of Catholic education in Georgia. Sponsorships are tax deductible and start at $1,000. Please contact Ed Schroeder at 7/587-0695 or [email protected] for more details.
DONATIONS NEEDEDFOR WINTERFEST! WinterFest is almost here and we need your help! This wonderful evening of fine dining and dancing will also feature a raffle and silent auction. We are in need of donations, from a week at your Beachside home to a round of golf or a bottle of wine. Whatever you can do will be greatly appreciated!
Please contact Liz Schantz at 7/518-6836 or [email protected]. Proceeds will benefit the Southern Catholic College Scholarship Fund.
Mass Intentions For The Week
JIFF is presenting a 6 week STEP PROGRAM on Monday evenings that began February 2nd.
The Step Program is a nationally recognized parenting program that builds skills & develops understandings of behavior and the reasons for misbehavior.
David Statton will present for 6 Mondays: February 2nd – March 9th. Whether your child is a toddler or teenager, sessions will help develop a greater understanding of parenting. Light refreshments will be provided.
There is a $50 fee for the workshop and a $12 workbook fee.
Contact Cassi Villanueva for information: [email protected], 7/490-1229
DONATIONS NEEDED! Our Drake House tenant is in need of Boy's size 12 month warm clothing and a stroller. If you can donate any of the above or if you have questions, contact Ann Bornhorst at [email protected] or 7/518-9114. ALL ARE INVITED: Deacon Lloyd Sutter will present a mini-class on the Protestant Reformation and Catholic Counter-Reformation on Tuesday, February 10th from 10-11:3am in the RCIA room. He will cover Luther, Calvin, Henry VIII and Elizabeth I and the Catholic response to them by the Council of Trent, Pope St. Pius V, and St. Ignatius of Loyola's Jesuits. Sponsored by the Women’s Bible Study group, this one time class is free and open to all. Please RSVP to Christine Caveness at 7/393-1816 so we can set up enough seating.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY: Are you looking to experience God in greater ways? It may be easier than you think. We are planning to start a St. Vincent de Paul Conference at St. Andrew to work in conjunction with the St. Martin de Porres Ministry, and we need people to serve. You are invited to serve
individuals and families in need in our local area. Christ said, "What you do for the least of my brothers and sisters you do for me". We welcome you to join us in seeking out and serving Christ in those who "knock on our door." Join us this Tuesday February 10th in the RCIA Room at 7pm for an information night to learn more. E-mail Stmartin@standrewcatholic with any questions or to RSVP. SUPPORT SCOUTING! St. Andrew Cub Scout Pack 2006 is hosting the Chattahoochee District Recognition Banquet & Awards Ceremony on Thursday, February 12, 2009, from 7-9 pm in the Family Center. All are welcome as we recognize the volunteers and leaders of the Chattahoochee District and honor those scouts that have earned the highest rank in scouting. Join us for dinner and our own version of “Are you smarter than a Chat Scouter?” Cost is $20/person. RSVP to Bill Leach: 7/594-2462. TOASTMASTERS All young adults (18-40) are invited to join the YAM Toastmasters for a special meeting on Thursday, February 12th from 7:30-9pm in room 202. We will have Fr. Burke from Holy Spirit speak about 'Communicating our Faith'. Questions? Contact Denise Kruse at 678/457-3677. MEN’S FELLOWSHIP: All men are invited to join us Friday, February 13th for 6:30am Mass followed by fellowship at 7:00am. We will have coffee and doughnuts in the multi-purpose room, a brief speaker, a group discussion, and close with a prayer promptly at 8:00am. This is a forum for men of our parish to develop supportive relationships, deepen their faith, and enjoy themselves. The Men’s Fellowship meets every Friday; feel free to join us when you can. FRIDAY NIGHT BIBLE STUDY meets weekly in the RCIA room in Bldg. B from 7:30-9:30pm. Our study is on St. Paul with a companion video called “Contending for the Faith” by Stephen Ray. For details, call Elaine: 7/754-6104.
Don’t forget to mail your FOCA letters to your representatives!
Copies of sample letters can be found in the pamphlet holder on the right side in the narthex. Thank you for your support.
WELCOME VISITORS AND NEWCOMERS!
We invite you to register and become a part of our St. Andrew parish family!
Please fill out a registration form, located on the information wall in the narthex (main church entrance)
or stop by the parish office during the week. Welcome!
Loving God, You plant the seeds of vocations deep in our being. Help us give proper attention and care to our call so
our true vocation will bear fruit in the Church and in the world. We ask this in the name of Jesus, Your Son. Amen
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Monday-Friday 9:30am to 9pm
To spend time as a Eucharistic guardian, please sign up in the chapel during the week or in the narthex on weekends.
Guardians commit to one hour a week (of your choice) for one month at a time.
ARE YOU A NON-CATHOLIC
THINKING ABOUT JOINING THE CHURCH OR SIMPLY HAVE
QUESTIONS ABOUT THE FAITH? Join us for Q&A sessions most Sundays from 9-10am in the RCIA room (upstairs in Building B). Questions?
Please call Deacon Tom Gotschall: 7/490-9436.
CATHOLIC THERAPISTS St. Andrew has several professional therapists who provide services in an office area here at church. Each is a licensed and independent practitioner,
and a member of the Catholic Therapist Association. You may call them individually for an appointment:
Tom Spudic, Ph.D. (7/596-5869); Ann Howe, Ph.D. (6/887-7800);
Mary Cheryl Henderson, L.P.C. (4/936-1144).
Sunday, February 1, 2009 $19,591.22
THE ELIJAH CUP The Elijah Cup is a chalice that is given to parishioners and families to take home from Mass to use as a focal point while praying for vocations. You may sign up for the Mass of your choice in the main church entrance or call Liz Schantz: 7/518-6836.
Saturday, 2/7/09 Sunday, 2/8/09
5:00pm 10:30am 12:00pm
The Swearingen Family The Boyle Family The Patterson Family
THE CANDLE OF LIFE
at the foot of Our Lady burns this week for Janet Vicario.
To have the Candle of Life burn for your intentions, sign up by the chapel door.
$10 Donation to Pro-Life Ministry.
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February 14th & 15th in the narthex at all masses Donations are needed and welcomed!
Please bring them to mass and buy something different to take home!
Benefiting St. Andrew’s Respect Life Ministry
SCHEDULE CHANGES FOR PRESIDENTS’ DAY: The parish office and adoration chapel will be closed next Monday, February 16th in observance of Presidents’ Day. Daily Mass will be at 10am. There will be no 9am or 12:15pm Mass on Monday. Our normal schedule will resume Tuesday. SAVE THE DATE FOR WINTERFEST! WinterFest is February 21st! See page 1 for information! BAPTISM CLASS: For all parents who wish to have their children baptized in March, we will have a pre-baptism class on Monday, February 23rd. Please call the parish office to register. ST. ANDREW YARD SALE - We have a yard sale scheduled for February 28th from 8am to 3pm in the parish hall to benefit the St. Martin Ministry along with Homestretch of North Fulton. We are in need of volunteers and donations of all types of items to make this a success! Donations will be accepted Thursday, February 26th & Friday, February 27th. Please see the bulletin insert for more information and e-mail [email protected] as soon as possible if you can help or if you have any questions. ST. MARTIN DE PORRES: We will provide dinner and lunches for two shelters, Central Presbyterian Church (~70 men) and Immaculate Conception (~35 men) on March 2nd. Volunteers are needed in preparing food, serving at the shelter, and staying overnight. To help, email [email protected]. CANNED FOOD DRIVE: The Edge Youth program will be collecting canned goods after each Mass on March 8th. Please bring us your canned goods and help us make our Drive a success! We will donate the canned goods to a local area in need.
DO YOU KNIT OR CROCHET? Join our Prayer Shawl Ministry! All skill levels are welcome, we can even teach you! We meet the first Thursday each month at 6:30pm in room 201. We also accept donations of yarn to make into “prayer shawls”. To donate yarn or for more info, call Christy Medina: 7/521-2857.
THERE ARE STILL BENCHES AVAILABLE TO SPONSOR! If you are interested in sponsoring a bench for the Stations of the Cross, for $1500, stop by the display in the Narthex for more info or email Danny Piper at [email protected]. Benches will have a 4”x8” etched bronze plaque with a 20 word (maximum) dedication. We would like to thank all parishioners who have already sponsored benches for making this project possible!
Meghan Austin: 4/293-2999, [email protected] February 8: Life Teen 6-8pm. February 15: No Life Teen (President’s Day Weekend)
For questions or to be added to an email list and notified of events for your child in grades 4-8, contact Christen Barrett: 7/641-9720 ext.230 or [email protected]
February 13-15: EDGE Retreat at Covecrest, open to children grades 6th-8th. $140/child includes meals, transportation, housing, & weekend activities! We need at least 25 youth to make this possible. March 7-8: Cardboard Camp out! Start saving your cardboard boxes! We're going to camp out at the Church overnight and make our 'shelter' with cardboard boxes! We'll be collecting canned goods for local shelters and bonding over this experience during the Lenten season. We'll attend Mass the following day (March 8th) and have breakfast. Only open to children in grades 6th-8th! You must bring warm clothes, sleeping gear, and canned goods to this event. Each child needs to bring cardboard to create their 'shelter.' We'll be outside for much of this event, weather permitting. Please arrive at the Church by 6pm. Pickup on March 8 will be after the 12pm Mass. Each child will need a permission slip. March 16: St. Patrick's Day party in room 202! We'll have Irish food, music, and learn about the Irish culture and St. Patrick. Party will take place from 5:30 to 6:45. April 4: Come join us in our first annual Easter Basket Making party! We'll stuff Easter baskets for local children in need! Snacks will be available! 6-8pm in room 202.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO HELP MAKE CATHOLIC EDUCATION MORE AFFORDABLE FOR EVERYONE? A great opportunity exists because of a change made to the tax laws of the State of Georgia in 2008. People who pay income tax to the State of Georgia and who qualify for a charitable deduction on their Federal tax return could actually save money by making a donation to a qualified Student Scholarship Organization (SSO). For info, visit the GA Dept. of Education: http://public.doe.k12.ga.us/pea_policy.aspx?PageReq=PEAHB1133. If you would like it personally explained, contact Laura Haynes at [email protected] RESPONDING TO THE SPIRIT IN THE YEAR OF ST. PAUL To celebrate the Year of St. Paul, St. Thomas Aquinas in Alpharetta has invited Fr. Bruce Nieli, a Paulist priest for 35 years, to speak about this great apostle to the Gentiles. He will speak at masses Sunday, February 8 and will conduct the mission Monday - Wednesday from 7-8:00pm in English and 8:15-9:15pm in Spanish. The theme for the mission is “Responding to the Spirit in the Year of St. Paul.” Refreshments will be served after each session. In addition, Fr. Bruce will celebrate 9am mass Mon~Wed, visit the homebound and be available each night for Reconciliation at 6pm and 9:15pm. Babysitting is available on a limited basis and you must call 7/475-4508 to reserve a place for your children. 2009 MARDI GRAS EXTRAVAGANZA: February 14, 7:00pm-12:00am: All young adult are invited to join us for an evening of Authentic Louisiana Food, Libations, & Fun. "It's no small affair; Love will be in the air". Hosted by The Amazing Grace Dancers. Location: Chateau de Drexel (25 Boulevard, NE, Atlanta, GA 30312). Admission fee is $75.00 for VIP and it includes 3 drink tickets and Mardi Gras keepsake umbrella. $50.00 for general admission includes 1 drink ticket. Tickets are on sale now and seats are limited!!!!! There will be a "best Mardi Gras mask" contest, too. For tickets, please contact [email protected] THE 2008 WORLD MARRIAGE BALL honoring married couples will be held at the Atlanta Marriott Northwest at 200 Interstate N. Pkwy on February 14, 2009 from 6:30pm until 1am. The cost is $95 per couple and includes fine dining and dancing. All married couples are welcome. Couples wishing to attend may contact Ed and Nancy Poorbaugh at 678/682-9246 or visit www.wwmeatlanta.org. MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER: Don’t settle for Valentine candy. Give your spouse your time and attention. Join us at our Marriage Encounter Weekend February 20 - 22 at the Holiday Inn Doraville at I-285 & Buford Hwy. You can register or learn other 2009 dates at www.wwmeatlanta.org or call Bob & Joy Lambie at 7/587-1506. We also offer Spanish-speaking weekends. Call Esteban & Gloria Nolasco at 7/425-1328 for those dates. FABULOUS FATHERS PRIEST TALENT SHOW: The 3rd annual Fabulous Fathers Priest Talent Show will be held February 21st at St. Peter Chanel in Roswell. Don’t miss this incredible show! Buy your tickets now! For the last two years this show has sold out! Our priests have many hidden talents that are sure to entertain and even amaze you! For more information, go to or call Deborah Bigda at 7/592-3258. COME! TWO HEARTS PRE-LENTEN WEEKEND RETREAT Join us on Saturday, February 21 and Sunday, February 22 for a retreat, "Rising Above the Economic Crisis by the Strength of the Two Hearts Spirituality" with world renowned Fr. Edgardo Arellano known affectionately as Fr. Bing (EWTN), Spiritual Director of the AHFI, Canon Lawyer, Theologian, Philosopher, Author, Exorcist, Gifted Confessor, Healing Ministry and founder of 6 congregations. It will be held at the North Point Embassy Suites in Alpharetta. Saturday Schedule~ 8am: Praise, Worship & Talks; 12pm -1pm: Lunch (Hotel & eateries nearby); 6pm Holy Mass. Sunday~ 8:30 am: Holy Mass, 10am: Praise, Worship & Talks, 5pm Closing Remarks. $20 Pre-Registration for both Sat & Sun - Children free - Limited Space – Make checks out to: ATH-GA and mail to: Diane C. Guesman, South Pre-Lenten Retreat '09, 1090 Riverside Rd, Roswell, GA 30076.
Jean Austin, Donald Bedell, David Benjamin, Rebecca Benjamin, Settembrina Biagioni, Rick Bowers, Pat Bratton, Ann Brown, Don Browne, Graciela Buzeta, Stephen Capano, Claire Carroll, Grace Carroll,
Lorelei Clapper, Paula Coddington, Josh Davis, Elizabeth DeBuys, Jane Demaso, Hank Deren, Jeannette Derum, Margit Dvorak, Kathleen Ebeling, Margaret Elbert, Bill Ellerman, Claire Ehrmana, Marge Fleming, Linda Frescona,
Marie Gaede, Lucille Gallagher, Margaret Gavin, Iris Gotschall, Elizabeth Jane Gricus, Mary Ann Gulitozi, Brittany Healy, Michael Healy, Kim Henderson, Will Hodges, Harry Hodgins, Jill Ingenito, Tom Loesch,
Marie Lourdes Joseph, Martha Kassis, Johnny Kranyecz, Dolores Lamb, James Lasneski, Laura Lawton, Mary-Gay Li, Jane Mayer, Theo McCarten, Gary Meader, Sharon Metzler, Sr. Janice Miller, Jackson Moore,
James Nielsen, Carol Anne Palermo, Maggie Paoletti, Erin Patrick, Paulette Pettorosi, Peggy Plunkett, Bill Plunkett, Lynn Ponder, Mary V. Quinlan, Alice Reid, David Rundell, Schneider, Paul Scibona, Julie Shannon, Wayne Smith,
Becky Springer, Donna St. Pierre, Elaine Stephens, John and Shirley Stevens, Rick Stradtman, Nilca Trujillo, Tim Truxillo, Ruth Voorhis, Colton Walker, Julie Walker, Reilly Walsh, Calvin Ray White, Debbie Williams,
Janet Viney, Ave Wolfe, Mary Veronica Wolney, Pinkie Wright, Gene Wright, Brian Wynn-Higgins
Names will be removed from our Sick List at the beginning of each month. For a name to remain, contact Jacki Webb: [email protected] .
Altar Care
Trudy Scully 770/998-8752 Altar Servers
Sheryl Hess 770/998-6766 American Heritage Girls
Kim Wunschel 770/363-2012 Bereavement Ministry
Jenny Smentek 770/645-2307 Bible Study (Friday Night)
Elaine Ruppenthal 770/754-6104 Bible Study (Friday morning)
Gene O’Brien 770/664-5639 Bible Study (Tuesday / Wednesday)
Christine Caveness 770/393-1816 Caring Connection
Ginny Boll 770/993-8738 Catholics Returning Home
Larry/Tracie Vicario 770/998-5971 CHAMPS Youth Group: 4th & 5th Grade
Christen Barrett 770/641-9720 x230 Christ Renews His Parish
Deborah Stevens 678/461-0868 Columbian Squires
Don Boyle 770/410-9237 Cub Scout Pack 2006
Phil Vance 770/597-1401 EDGE Youth Group
Christen Barrett 770/641-9720 x230 Elijah Cup
Liz Schantz 770/518-6836 Eucharistic Adoration Guardians
Carol Meurer 770/641-9720 x222 Eucharistic Ministers
Parish Office 770/641-9720 Familia
Lydia Hazelwood 770/752-7381 Homeschoolers of St. Andrew
Carolyn Rittmueller 770/346-7557 Homestretch
Karen Schneider 770/998-9398 JIFF (Journeys in Faith Formation)
Cassi Villanueva 770/490-1229 Knights of Columbus
Tom Hoover 770-641-9720 Lectors
Gert Mullin 770/772-6280 Legion of Mary
Carol Albright 770/993-7903 Life Teen / High School Youth Group
Meghan Austin 404/293-2999 Marriage Encounter
Dave/Ronnie Gorzynski 770/594-7608 Men’s Fellowship
Mike Lerch 678/521-1583 Moms of St. Andrew
Meg Clark 770/642-1652 Chris Curtin 770/643-0358
Music Ministry Bernie Sotola 770/641-9720 x231
Natural Family Planning Don / Sara Boyle 770/410-9237
Over 55 Club Gert Mullin 770/772-6280
Parish Council Renay Miller 770/645-8709
Prayer Shawl Ministry Christy Medina 770/521-2857
Pre-School Carol Hastings, Dir. Chris Lovejoy, Asst.
770/642-1636
Religious Education Eileen DeJulio 770/641-9720 x228
R.C.I.A. Tom Gotschall 770/490-9436
Respect Life Eileen Schuster 770/587-2611
Rosary Devotion Bill Plunkett 770/594-7662
Sea Scout Ship 300 Bill Leach 770/594-2462
St. Martin De Porres Sandy Lashley 770/641-9720
Spanish Ministry Cecilia Campos 770/649-9392
Ushers Guild John Miles 770/518-8512
Wedding Coordinators Carol Meurer 770-641-9720
Welcoming Committee Pat Powers 770/649-0554
Women’s Guild Lisa Biagioni 770/777-5912
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El coro hace una llamada a personas que sepan tocar piano, guitarra, base, violín y flauta. Practica todos los jueves de 7-9pm en el salón de música.
GRUPO DE ORACION SEMILLAS DE PAZ Y AMOR: Todos son bienvenidos no importa el nivel de espiritualidad en el que te encuentres. Martes 7-9 p.m. Salón 202. Dirigido por Marina Urrea y el diacono Alberto Figueredo. Salón 202.
MINISTERIO JOVENES ADULTOS: Mayores de 18 años. Te invita a sus reuniones semanales todos los viernes de 8-9:30pm.
COPA DE ELÍAS: La Copa de Elías se entrega al finalizar la misa a familias/personas dispuesta a orar por vacaciones sacerdotales durante una semana. El cáliz sirve de punto de enfoque durante la oración. Apúntate en el vestíbulo.
COMUNIDAD PEQUEÑA DE FE Y DEVOCIÓN A LA DIVINA MISERICORDIA: Reunión todos los lunes 6-7p.m. en la capilla. Enseñanza de 7-9 p.m. Salón 207.
Recordamos que los fondos del Ministerio Hispano
proceden de donaciones y de las ventas de la Tiendita. Es por este motivo que su contribución es tan apreciada.
Igualmente se necesitan tres personas para atender las ventas y la limpieza antes y después de la misa.
Este es un proyecto comunitario para el beneficio de todos.
Confesiones en Español todos los lunes desde las 6:00pm en la iglesia (confesionario).
Para recibir SACRAMENTOS en nuestra Iglesia es necesario estar inscrito en la parroquia por
un mínimo de tres meses y cumplir con las obligaciones de nuestra religión.
Quinto Domingo del tiempo ordinario
Primera Lectura: Salmo Responsorial:
Segunda Lectura: Evangelio:
Job 7:1-4,6-7 Salmo 147:1-6 I Corintios 9:16-19,22 Marcos 1:29-39
Lunes Primera Lectura:
Salmo Responsorial: Evangelio:
Genesis 1:1-19 Salmo 104:1-2,5-6,10,12,24 Marcos 6:53-56
Martes ~ Santa Escolastisca Primera Lectura:
Salmo Responsorial: Evangelio:
Genesis 1:20-24 Salmo 8:4-9 Marcos 7:1-13
Miercoles ~ Nuestra Senora de Lourdes (Conmemoracion) Primera Lectura:
Salmo Responsorial: Evangelio:
Genesis 2:4-9,15-17 Salmo 104:1-2, 27-30 Marcos 7:14-23
Jueves Primera Lectura:
Salmo Responsorial: Evangelio:
Genesis 2:18-25 Salmo 128:1-5 Marcos 7:24-30
Viernes Primera Lectura:
Salmo Responsorial: Evangelio:
Genesis 3:1-8 Salmo 32:1-2, 5-7 Marcos 7:31-37
Sabado ~ Santo Cirilo, Santo Metodio Primera Lectura:
Salmo Responsorial: Evangelio:
Genesis 3:9-24 Salmo 90:2-6,12-13 Marcos 8:1-10
CATECUMENADO PREPARACION
DE NINOS Y ADULTOS
R.I.C.A.: Preparación de niños mayores de 8 años para recibir los sacramentos de Bautismo, Reconciliación, Eucaristía y Confirmación.
Preparación también para Adultos que les falten todos, algún sacramento o quieran cambiar de otra religión a la Católica. Los participantes en este programa R.I.C.A. recibirán todos los sacramentos este año en la Vigilia del Sábado Santo. Consideren las bendiciones que recibirán desde el momento que Cristo se manifieste en ustedes al recibirlo en los Sacramentos.
Clases todos los domingos 5:30-6:45pm en el salon de R.I.C.A.
Diacono José Campos 404/933-1045.
HORARIO: Pláticas de Preparación: Primer martes de mes de 7-9:30pm, asistencia de padres y padrinos requerida. Salón RCIA. No hay guardería. Bautizos: Segundo sábado de mes 11am en la capilla.
Requisitos: Registrados en la parroquia por un periodo de tres meses. Acta de nacimiento del niño/a. Padrinos: Practicantes y cumpliendo las reglas de la Santa Iglesia. Certificado de matrimonio. Solteros: Mayores de 16 anos, bautizados, primera Comunión y confirmados. Certificado de bautismo.
ATENCION: HORARIO DEL MINISTERIO HISPANO: Martes, miércoles y jueves 10 a 3 de la tarde.
Consultas, entrega de documentos e inscripciones los miércoles. Cerrado lunes y viernes. Para información llamar a Cecilia Campos: 770-649-9392.
Para la oficina del Padre Juan llamar al 770-641-9720 x233. Deje su nombre, su teléfono y un breve mensaje. Todos los mensajes serán contestados.
