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ST. PETER PARISH SAN FELIPE DE JESÚS
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Saint Peter Catholic Church 100 Saint Peter Drive
P.O. Box 248 Douglas, MI 49406
Parish Office: 269-857-7951 Website: www.stpeter-douglas.org
Facebook: @stpeterdouglas
Pastor: Fr. Fabio H. Garzón, VF [email protected]
Pastoral Associate Rick Hardy [email protected]
Business Administrator Ralph Hensley
[email protected] Office Administrator Geri
Pantelleria [email protected] Director of Faith
Formation & Evangelization: Alisha Giles
[email protected] Communication Coordinator Liliana
Van Dam [email protected] RCIA, Pastoral Care
Marianne Hoffman [email protected] Sacristan
Nancy Maslanka [email protected] Music Director
Stephen Rumler [email protected]
Maintenance: 857-7951 Funeral Planning: Parish Office ext. 0
Pastoral Council: [email protected] Finance
Council: [email protected] Capital Campaign:
[email protected]
External Collaborative San Felipe de Jesús Catholic Church 5586
117th Ave. PO Box 558 Fennville, MI 49408 Oficina Parroquial/Parish
Office: 269-561-5029
Sunday: The Baptism of the Lord
Is 42:1-4, 6-7/Ps 29:1-2, 3-4, 3, 9-10 [11b]
Acts 10:34-38/Mk 1:7-11 or Is 55:1-11/Is 12:2-3,
4bcd, 5-6 [3)]/1 Jn 5:1-9/Mk 1:7-11
Monday: Heb 1:1-6/Ps 97:1 and 2b, 6 and 7c,
9 [cf. 7c]/Mk 1:14-20
Tuesday: Heb 2:5-12/Ps 8:2ab and 5, 6-7, 8-9 [cf. 7]
Mk 1:21-28
Wednesday: St. Hilary, Bishop and Doctor of the Church-
Heb 2:14-18/Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9 [8a]
Mk 1:29-39
Thursday: Heb 3:7-14/Ps 95:6-7c, 8-9, 10-11 [8]
Mk 1:40-45
Friday: Heb 4:1-5, 11/Ps 78:3 and 4bc, 6c-7, 8 [cf. 7b]
Mk 2:1-12
Saturday: Heb 4:12-16/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 15 [cf. Jn 6:63c]
Mk 2:13-17
Next Sunday: 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19/Ps 40:2, 4, 7-8, 8-9, 10 [8a, 9a]/1
Cor 6:13c-15a, 17-20/
Jn 1:35-42
Readings for the week , January 10, 2021
Mass Intentions
The St. Peter Prayer Line unites parishioners in
a spirit of Christian Charity to pray for the
needs of our parishioners, especially:
MaryAnn Hensley, Kathy Sturm, Ronnie Hebrank, Joseph Walters,
Jackie Diaz, Saúl Suárez, Jr., Fr. John Flynn, OSA, Sylvia Scurio,
Dolly Leonard, Deacon Tony Nethercott, Br. Larry Sparacino, OSA,
Tom Doucette, and all the sick on St. Peter’s Prayer Line. The
group will continue to pray for your request until they hear
differently from you.
Saturday, Jan 9th 05:00pm † Deceased Members of the Syre
Family by Jeff & Betty Johnson Next Sunday, Jan 10th 08:00am
† Diane Cratty by Bob Sapita 10:30am Mr. & Mrs. Robert Roelant
Monday, Jan 11th 8:30am Living Members of the Leber & Marsh
Families by Mary Leber Tuesday, Jan 12th 8:30am † Esteban Jimenez
Thursday, Jan 14th 8:30am The People of St. Peter Parish Friday,
Jan 15th † River Dan Rilley - Anniversary of Death By Bob and Amy
Rilley Saturday, Jan 16th 5:00pm † Larry Rasmussen by the Lavery
Family Next Sunday, Jan 17th 8:00am † Ana Martinez by Kate Godwin
10:30am † Larry Rasmussen by the DeBenedetti Family
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THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD EL BAUTIZO DEL SENOR
From Rick Hardy Pastoral Associate
Water
Our body is about 60% water. The brain and heart are
about 73% water, and the lungs are 83%. But ironically,
if you get too much water in your lungs, you are at risk of
almost immediate death. Even our bones are 31% water.
No wonder we are drawn to water in so many ways!
Waterfront dining, property, recreation, all are prized
by a great many people. Even winter sports, like skiing,
skating, snowmobiling and ice fishing, depend on water.
Water is also where Baptism takes place. On today’s
Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, we celebrate Jesus’s
own Baptism in the Jordan River. John was baptizing peo-
ple before there were any Christians. John’s baptism was a
sign of repentance for sin. It was a fresh start for someone
who desire to leave old ways behind and begin life anew.
So, as a sign of repentance for sin, what is Jesus doing,
being baptized? He certainly had no sin for which to repent.
He didn’t need conversion. But he was about to start a new
chapter in His life. From the anonymity of his upbringing in
Nazareth, Jesus would, from this point forward, minister in
public: teaching, healing, forgiving sins, ultimately
suffering
and dying for what he taught, and finally rising from death
into new and glorious life at the right hand of His Father.
For us, Baptism is also a new start, but not exactly the
same as it was for Jesus. Baptism uses water for two
things: First, to symbolize washing away the “stain” of
Orig-
inal Sin and offering a new beginning of hope and faith to
lead us more and more deeply into the Reign of God, both
in this life and the next.
Second, the water of Baptism symbolizes dying and ris-
ing — under the water, we would die in only a few minutes.
Rising from this symbolic grave into our new life, we
imitate
and remember Jesus’s own rising from the tomb.
Baptism is so significant, and so life-changing, that it can
never be repeated. Even Baptism in another Christian faith,
as long as it is done with water and the words “in the name
of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit,” is
rec-
ognized by the Catholic Church and is not repeated as if it
were not valid the first time. In Baptism we become a new
creation, leaving behind an old life and embracing a new
one.
There’s more to Baptism than the water. There’s also
the new clothing — we are clothed in white after emerging
from the water, as a further sign of our newness, our new
purity of heart and spirit.
In our life as a Baptized Catholic Christian, we receive
not only a fresh start, a new white garment, and, nowadays,
a candle to commemorate the occasion, but also a rightful
place in the Body of Christ, the Church.
Continued with Rick Hardy’s note on the next page
Support Our Parish and Community
Our parish continues to rely on our pa-rishioners’ generosity,
and we may have additional financial need if more people seek
assistance. If you will not be able to give in person, please give
online.
Just click the link on the parish web site under the Home
category….. Donate or Register on Line tab
(www.stpeter-douglas.org) and make a one-time gift, or set up a
recurring donation.
Thank you for your generous support
Family Faith Formation
Sunday, January 24 from 9:15 to 10:15am This month’s theme is
Jesus: the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
Come and explore together more about the Miracles of Jesus.
Please RSVP if you plan on attending.
ST. PETER CATHOLIC CHURCH WILL BE closed for the duration
of the construction project Daily Mass in the Parish Hall
The St. Kateri Chapel (Classroom)
is open 8:00am-5:00pm for personal
prayer and devotion.
The Tabernacle is in the St. Kateri Chapel
Confessions on Saturdays 3:30pm-4:30pm and by appointment
Masses. Open to the Public M,T,TH,F 8:30am
Wednesday —No Mass—
Saturday 5:00pm
Sunday 8:00am and 10:30am
All weekend Masses at St. Peter
are Live Streamed
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Gospel Meditation Rick Hardy’s note continued here
We have the right (and responsibility) to celebrate the
Eucharist along with the other members of the Body and
with the priest as the vicar of Christ, who is the head of
the
Body. We have the right (and the responsibility) to serve
others in the name of Christ, in the framework of ministry
within the Church and to those in the larger community. We
have a relationship with God, as His child and as a brother
or sister to Christ, with rights and responsibilities that
are
real and consequential. We have a new name: Christian.
Baptism is the way we enter the Church for the first time.
We recall our Baptism when we touch water on our way into
the worship space and sign ourselves with the sign of
Christ. We celebrate our common Baptism throughout the
year, when, on occasion, we are sprinkled with its water so
that we remember where we came from and who we are
called to be. And when God calls us to Himself at the end
of this life, we are sprinkled for the last time with the
water
of Baptism at the entrance to the church, where our broth-
ers and sisters in the Church will celebrate the life,
death,
and resurrection of Christ, and the ways our life calls them
to celebrate this great promise.
In other words, Baptism is huge! It is literally a once-in-
a-lifetime event that lasts a lifetime and changes
everything,
if we allow it.
With respect and caution, I must say that the physical
space of St. Peter’s has not represented the importance of
Baptism too well in recent years. The Baptismal Font, a
small bowl on a stand, has not been visible at all in recent
years, and before that, it was covered and held no water
unless a Baptism was about to take place.
The “fonts” at the entrances, offering a half-cup of water
or less, provided the touch of water, but not much of a sym-
bol of the magnitude of the sacrament that makes us Catho-
lic Christians for life.
All of that is about to change.
The new Baptismal Font at St. Peter’s will remind us of
our Baptism. It will offer the sight, the sound (very little
sound!), and the touch of water. Each one of us will pass it
on our way in and out of the church, as it will be present
along the only path of entry and exit (except for emergency
exits, of course.)
Adults baptized in the new font will get significantly wet,
though not immersed. It will take significant preparation to
use the new font for adults. Infants will be baptized from a
large bowl attached to the main font, for a more managea-
ble experience. And the assembly will be able to see the
entire experience from most if not all positions in the
church.
Next week, more about the scope, form, and back-
ground of our new Baptismal Font.
The Baptism of the Lord
We need history. We need it in order to understand our-
selves, personally and collectively. The pieces of our
histo-
ries may not have always been the most positive, honest,
exemplary, dignified, proud and best moments of our lives,
but they are ours. We have to acknowledge, remember, ac-
cept, and often heal them. We cannot forget them or pretend
that they never existed. As horrible as the atrocities of
events
like Auschwitz, brutal injustices committed throughout the
human journey, or personal painful experiences in our own
stories, we need to remember. These times when humanity
in general or people in particular have lost their way are
times that need to be reconciled and redeemed.
If we lose the memories, we will make the same mistakes
again. The human soul needs a strong sense of affirmation,
direction, and clear purpose. Without these essentials, we
will easily run amuck and repeat the sins of our past. God’s
voice throughout history has spoken precisely about this! We
are reminded through the voices and example of many
prophets and witnesses not to make the same mistakes
again, come back to center, discover the purpose given to us
by God, maintain a sense of proper direction, seek healing
for wounds and be reconciled to our Creator.
Baptism is so incredibly important for the salvation of
human-
kind, not only eternally but here and now. Our existence de-
pends upon it. It gives us the affirmation we need from God
by gifting us with the same intimate relationship Jesus had
with the Father. We are blessed with the direction and clear
purpose we need in order to be productive stewards and
faithful Christians. Baptism calls us to remember, accept,
and
deal with the sins and inequities of our past regardless of
how hurtful and serious. We consciously choose to turn away
from them and put on the new life of Christ. To do this
well,
we must look hard and long at our sins and failings, listen
to
what they are saying and learn from them. If we ignore the
past, collectively or personally, or pretend that it never
hap-
pened, we will never
grow. We will surely die.
People need to hear
the message, lived
and spoken, delivered
by the baptized mem-
bers of the Body of
Christ. It is an essen-
tial message of hope
that is layered with visions of justice, peace,
reconciliation,
redemption, blessing, and healing. It is a message that
helps
us remember what has gone before, the graces and the sins,
and bring ourselves by God’s help where we need to be. We
are called to do much more than sit home behind our closed
doors. We have a message to deliver. Are we ready to do
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Building a Legacy: On the Rock
Facility Project Update 12-20-20
Highlights for the week:
• Underground duct installation continues
• Remaining footings were poured
• Ceiling framing was completed
• Baptismal font work started
Construction Committee
Creative Connections: Persons with Disabilities are invited to a
virtual gathering from 1:00 – 2:00p.m. on Sunday Jan. 24th. The
focus is to build fellowship and have fun. We’ll spend some time
getting to know each other and catching up, have a brief reflection
on Sunday’s scripture passage and end with prayer. To learn more or
to register go to https://www.diokzoo.org/personswithdisabilities
or contact Lisa Irwin at 269-903-0177 or [email protected] by
Jan. 20th. Zoom link will be sent to those who register.
When a priest celebrates Mass each day, he offers each
celebration of the Eucharist for a particular per-son, or
intention. By doing so he applies special graces from God upon that
person or intention. Similar to how we are able to intercede for
others by our personal prayers, the Church is able to intercede for
us through the celebration of the Mass.
To have a mass said for your loved one, Please visit our website
or
call the parish office at 269-857-7951 ext. 0
2021 Catholic Calendars are now available.
You may pick one up in the entrance of the parish hall. The
doors to the Parish Center are open from 8:30 – 5:00pm.
PRAY TO PROTECT HUMAN LIFE! JANUARY 21-29, 2021
Join Catholics
across the country for the annual
9 Days for Life novena, Thursday, January 21 – Friday, January
29. Each day's intention of the 9 Days for Life novena is
accompanied by a short reflection and suggested actions.
Participants can sign up to receive the novena by text message
or email in either English or Spanish at :
https://www.respectlife.org/9-days-for-life
Please Welcome Gerard & Marcia Weston
The Weston's recently registered to become part of our St. Peter
Parish Family
We are so glad that you chose St. Peter Parish to share the
Table of the Eucharist.
National Day of Prayer for
the Legal Protection of Unborn Children
Bishop Bradley will celebrate Mass at 6:00p.m. on January 22,
2021 in observance of the National Day of Prayer for the Legal
Protection of Unborn Children at St. Augustine Cathedral. If you
cannot attend, the Mass will be livestreamed on the diocesan
website www.diokzoo.org/live and also simulcast to the diocesan
Facebook
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Un vistazo a San Felipe esta semana... El Censo de la Parroquia
Vivir Nuestro Propio Bautismo
HOY celebramos el Bautismo de Jesús en el Río
Jordán. Jesús sale de los años de vida en Nazaret y
comienza su ministerio. Dios llama a la comunidad
de San Felipe a vivir su misión. No existimos
solamente para ayudar a cada uno a llegar al Reino
eterno. Tenemos que hacer la luz para la
comunidades de Fennville y Pullman. Alguien ha
dicho que la iglesia es el alma del mundo. Viviendo
los valores cristianos en familia somos una luz para un
mundo que camina necesitando la luz que tenemos.
Para ser personas de compasión, compromiso y
La palabra de Dios y los sacramentos son necesarios
para poder vivir como Jesús. Por eso formar parte
activa de una comunidad cristiana católica es
necesario también. Apoyemos a nuestra comunidad
en todo lo que podemos en 2021.
Queremos tener una lista de familias
más actualizada. Tenemos muchas familias que no
están inscritas en nuestro censo parroquial.
Solamente aparecen 170 familias en la lista.
Queremos llegar a 300 familias inscritas. Eso va a dar
una idea más correcta de cuántas personas
consideren a San Felipe su comunidad. Si no se han
inscrito en San Felipe, háganlo hoy. Llenando uno de
los formularios podemos agregar su familia al registro
de San Felipe.
Si han cambiado de casa o teléfono en los últimos
años, avísenos para cambiar sus datos en el censo.
Todavía hay bolsitas con gis
bendecido para bendecir la
puerta de su casa en honor de
los Santos Reyes que
llegaron a la casa
donde estaba Jesús y
su Madre. Termine
esta temporada de
Navidad con esta costumbre especial
para comenzar el nuevo
año pidiendo la bendición de Dios
sobre su casa y su familia.
En la parte de arriba de la puerta
escriban:
20 + C + M + B + 21
La Bendición de la Casa
9 Días por la Vida Novena - Enero 21- 29, 2020
Los Obispos de los Estados Unidos lo invitan a unirse
a esta novena multifacética para el respeto y la
protección de todas las vidas humanas. Cada día, una
intención diferente se acompaña de una breve reflexión,
acciones sugeridas e información relacionada. Recibir
mensajes de texto o correos electrónicos con
intenciones de oración por la vida, reflexiones, acciones,
y más a:
9 Días por la Vida: 21-29 de enero
(pro-life activ ties.lpages.co)
Q.E.P.D. Que En Paz Descanse
La Adoración al Santísimo Sacramento
Domingo 17 de enero
6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Invitamos a todas las
personas y familias a venir a hacer un rato de oración
para acercarnos al Maestro que nos puede guiar a la
felicidad. Hacemos ratos de oración en silencio
alternando con otros ratos de oración comunitaria (el
rosario, las vísperas, la coronilla de la misericordia).
Expresamos nuestro más sincero
pésame a la familia de Anita
Martínez quien falleció el 28 de
diciembre y fue enterrada el 2 de
enero. Pedimos que, después de sus
93 años de vida, ahora tenga parte de
la gloria y paz de Cristo
Jesús. Que Dios les dé consuelo a
Francisco, Rosendo, Gloria, Alfredo, Alicia, Ana Rosa
y Maggie, sus nietos y bisnietos por la partida de su
mama, abuela y bisabuela. Queremos que su espíritu
a servicio a su familia y a los demás siga entre su
familia y todos nosotros.
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Un vistazo a San Felipe esta semana... LA CORRESPONSABILIDAD
DIARIA
Cuando Dios Susurra
"No necesitas gritar. Mi audición funciona bien."
¿Eres un padre que ha utilizado esta frase con uno de
tus hijos? No estoy seguro de a qué edad se dan cuenta
de que el volumen de su voz no se correlaciona con la
probabilidad de recibir una respuesta favorable; puede
ser en algún momento de la adolescencia, cuando el
habla se disminuye.
Pero debo admitir que sería bueno si Dios siempre nos
diera una señal fuerte y dramática cuando quiere algo: la
voz retumbante y los cielos abiertos (“¡Este es mi Hijo
amado!”) Realmente transmiten el mensaje. A veces
siento envidia de los Apóstoles, que pudieron presenciar
tales cosas en persona.
El hecho es que, en el año 2021, es más probable que
Dios hable en un susurro que en un grito. El profeta
Isaías advierte que Cristo mismo no será un alborotador;
en toda su predicación, no chillará ni gritará para llevar
justicia a las naciones. Su camino es completamente
diferente a eso.
Nosotros no somos los Apóstoles y no tenemos el
privilegio de ver al Espíritu Santo descender sobre Cristo
como una paloma. Pero esta es la buena noticia: Dios no
necesita gritar. Nuestra audición espiritual funciona bien.
Solo tenemos que estar escuchando.
Despertemos cada mañana listos para escuchar los
susurros de Dios durante el día. Hagamos un esfuerzo
consciente para invitar esos
susurros a nuestro corazón,
donde puedan convertirse en un
catalizador de la gracia en este
mundo.
- Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
La Solemnidad de la Epifanía - 3 de enero
$ 588.00
Las Misas en San Felipe
lecturas de la semana del 10 de enero del 2021
San Felipe de Jesús Catholic Church 5586 117th Ave.
PO Box 558 Fennville, MI 49408
Oficina Parroquial/Parish Office: 269-561-5029 Página
Web/Website: www.sanfelipe-fennville.org
En caso de emergencia: Llame al Coordinador Parroquial (Joe
Marble) al 269-501-9865.
Domingo: El Bautismo del Señor Is 42, 1-4. 6-7/Sal 28, 1-2. 3-4.
3. 9-10/ Hch 10, 34-38/ Mc 1, 7-11 o Is 55, 1-11/Is 12, 2-3. 4.
5-6/ 1 Jn 5, 1-9/ Mc 1, 7-11
Lunes: Heb 1, 1-6/Sal 96, 1 y 2. 6 y 7. 9/Mc 1, 14-20
Martes: Heb 2, 5-12/Sal 8, 2 y 5. 6-7. 8-9/Mc 1, 21-28
Miércoles: San Hilario, obispo y doctor de la Iglesia Heb 2,
14-18/Sal 104, 1-2. 3-4. 6-7. 8-9/Mc 1, 29-39
Jueves: Heb 3, 7-14/Sal 94, 6-7. 8-9. 10-11/Mc 1, 40-45
Viernes: Heb 4, 1-5. 11/Sal 77, 3 y 4. 6-7. 8/Mc 2, 1-12
Sábado: Heb 4, 12-16/Sal 18, 8. 9. 10. 15/Mc 2, 13-17
Domingo siguiente: 2º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario 1 Sm 3, 3-10.
19/ Sal 39, 2. 4. 7-8. 8-9. 10/ 1 Cor 6, 13-15. 17-20/ Jn 1,
35-42
Las Misas: Los domingos a las 12:30 p.m.
Los jueves a las 6:30 p.m.
(Para asegurarse de un lugar en la misa del domingo, inscríbanse
al 269-501-9865. No necesita inscribirse para los jueves.) Ponemos
estas
misas en vivo en Facebook y también una misa los sábados a las 7
p.m.
Para Hacer un Reporte de Conducta Sexual Inapropiada - Making a
Report of Sexual Misconduct
La Diócesis de Kalamazoo ha cooperado y seguirá cooperando
con la investigación de la Procuradora General de Michigan y
pide que cualquier persona que tenga información sobre
conducta abusiva llame a la línea establecida para reportarla
en
la oficina del Procuraduría General de Michigan:
844-324-3374.
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