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Our Lady of Guadalupe Par ish Taos, New Mexico
Sacraments:
Reconciliation (Confession)
3:30 - 5:00 PM Saturday (and by appointment)
Sabado
Baptism:
Required classes
First Wednesday of each month @ 6:00 PM
Please call Parish Office for more information.
Holy Matrimony (Marriage):
Make an appointment with the pastor at least six months
prior to planning your wedding.
First Communion, Confirmation &
Rites of Christian Initiation:
Contact Ms. Socorro Trujillo for more information
(575) 776-4764
Anointing of the sick:
Call Parish Office during work hours to schedule a time to
have you or your loved one anointed or for an emergency.
After work hours, please call (575) 751-3994 for emergencies
only.
Holy Orders
If you feel God may be calling you to the diaconate,
priesthood or religious life, please contact Fr. Daniel by
calling the office.
Clergy
Reverend Father Daniel J. Gutierrez, Pastor
Reverend Deacon Donald Martinez
Reverend Deacon Jerry Quintana
Parish Staff
Ms. Anita Hutt, Business Manager
Mrs. MaryDee Garcia-Padilla, Secretary
Ms. Socorro Trujillo, Religious Education Director
(575) 776-4764
Ms. Priscilla Quintana &
Mrs. Felicity Martinez, Youth Ministry (575) 779-2495
Mr. Elias Arreola, Grounds & Maintenance
Office
Address: 205 Don Fernando St. • Taos, NM 87571
Main Line: (575) 758-9208
Fax: (575) 758-2745
Email: [email protected]
Bulletin Requests & Inquiries:
Emergencies: (575) 751-3994
Hours: Monday - Thursday 9 AM - 12 PM
1 PM - 5 PM
Website: www.ologtaos.com
Mass Schedule:
Weekday:
(all weekday liturgies in chapel, except where noted)
Monday: 5:15 PM (Communion Service)
Tuesdays: 5:30 PM
1
st
: Nuestra Señora de Dolores in Cañon
2nd: Morada
3rd: San Antonio de Padua (La Loma)
4th: Santa Teresita de Jesus (El Prado)
Wednesday – Friday: 12:10 PM
Sunday Obligation:
Saturday Vigil: 5:30 PM
Sunday: 7:00 AM - San Geronimo, Taos Pueblo
8:30 AM - (Spanish)
10:30 AM
Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration:
St. Philomena Chapel (Please inquire in office for
access) *Unless otherwise indicated, all weekday liturgies will be
in the adoration chapel and all Sunday Obligation Masses will be
at the Main Church.
Fourth Sunday of Lent, March 31, 2019 �
Mass Intentions for week of 03/30/2019—04/06/2019
Sat March 30—Vigil of Fourth Sunday of Lent
3:30pm No Confessions
6:00pm †††M/M Samuel Martinez, David & Danny Martinez by Deacon Don & Celina
†Deceased family members of Guara, Rivera & Chavez families by James & Alice Sandoval
Health & Well-being for Marge Guara, Tilda Rivera & Naomi Rivera by James & Alice Sandoval
Sun March 31—Fourth Sunday of Lent
7:00am Taos Pueblo
8:30am Mass (Spanish) Main Church
†Jose Rosales (1 yr Anniversary) por Bernabe Rosales
††Margarita Medrano (8th Anniversary) & Juan Suarez (4th Anniversary) por familia Suarez
††Tony & Cecilia Gonzales by the Jeantete family
10:30am Mass Main Church
†††Jerome Quintana, Ivan Valerio Jr, & Christine Garcia by Tillie & Pete
For the Opening Up of Self (through the Sacrament of Penance) to heal our brokenness by the Catholic Daughters
†††Helen Martinez (20th Anniversary), Jimmy Martinez (3rd Anniversary) & Loren Martinez (12th Anniversary) by
Brenda Martinez & family
Mon April 1—Main Church
5:15pm Communion Service
Tue April 2—Canon
5:30pm For the Health & Well-being of the Cañon Community
Wed April 3—Main Church
12:10pm †††Jose L & Guadalupe M Gonzales & Bobby L Cohn by AG Cohn & family
†††Father Pat Chavez, Pat Gallegos and Isabelle & Faustino Valdez by Virginia Gallegos
††Tony Martinez & Dale Valdez by Virginia Gallegos
Thurs April 4– Main Church
12:10pm ††Lily & John C & Matilda Gomez by James Gomez
†Edith Linderman & for the well-being of all the people in La Loma by James Gomez
Fri April 5— Main Church
12:10pm †Max Martinez (4th Anniversary) by family
††Isabel Trujillo Birthday Memorial & Eduardo E Trujillo by Leonard & brothers
6:30pm Stations of the Cross & Confessions
Sat April 6—Vigil of Fifth Sunday of Lent
3:30pm Confessions
5:30pm †††Albert Montoya, Diana Baca and Jose D Lujan by Montoya’s
Health & well-being of Martinez family by Deacon Don & Celina
†††Alex and Gerrie Montano & Rayla Parraz by Martha
Sun April 7—Fifth Sunday of Lent
7:00am Taos Pueblo
8:30am Mass (Spanish) Main Church
††Arturo Archuleta (20th Anniversary) & Baby Arturo Archuleta (21st Anniversary) by Flora & Orlando Archuletaa
& family
††Eduardo & Margarita Romo by Julian Jr, Vickie & Danny
†††Simon Gonzales, Paul Casias & Ruben C Vigil by Rosalie & family
10:30am Mass Main Church
†Angelina Pacheco Birthday Memorial by Debbie Branchal
†††Carolina Parr Birthday Memorial, William II & Michelle Parr by TaranTucker
†††Lawrence A Santistevan, Blas Chavez Sr & Fedelina Chavez by Tomasita Santistevan & family
ST. PHILOMENA ADORATION CHAPEL
An alternative to a Mass intention is to purchase six candles for the Chapel. These candles are perpetually lit for one week.
The candles burn close to our Lord on the Altar. Intentions can be in memory of a loved one, a special request,
or in thanksgiving to our Lord.
Donation: $20.00 Intentions for the Week of 03/31/19—04/06/19:
For souls in Purgatory by Parish
Elsie Apachito, Michael Allbritton, Margaret Montano
Montoya, Margaret Lane, Adam Quintana, Marco Luis
Trujillo, Sara Trujillo, Pete Trujillo, Mary Ortiz, Louella
Garcia, , Kristine Wilkinson, Annabelle Lucero, Nobie
Fernandez, Joseph Albert, Joan DeHart Blaz, Joseph
Cantu, Priscilla Medina, Eva Sanchez, Jose Montoya,
Clara Montoya, Bobby L. Lujan, Arnold Muniz Jr.,
Hugh Mondragon, Gloria Mondragon, Rev. Francis Malley, Julian Robles,
Margaret Quintana, Erin Cavanaugh, Elena Cordova, Thomas Tuski, Sarah, Cory,
Benton & Aspen, Father David Bergs, Carmen Gonzales Brown, Virginia “Gigi”
Romero, Walter Romero, Ted Mondragon, Carla Vigil-Castle, Joshua Jones,
Claude Esquibel, Alicia Garcia, Amadeo Vigil, Lillian Cordova, Fred Archuleta,
Wilma Espinoza, Ciria Martinez, Diana Garcia, Emerlinda Garcia, Esther Acosta
Lares, Arsenio Cordova, Marty Gonzales, Matthew Vigil, Tom Gutierrez,
Savannah Romero, Deacon Donald Martinez, Bob Simpson , Rose Baxter & Jan
Lujan, Angie Gonzales. If you would like to add anyone to this list please call
(575) 758-9208, email [email protected], or fax (575) 758-2745 or stop at
the office by Thursday at 12pm for the next week’s bulletin.
Dear Family,�
�
The late Cardinal George once said, “We are living in a nation where everything is permissible, but nothing is forgivable.” It’s an inter-
esting statement when you stop to think about it. Coupled with how virtual our communication has become, it is now as easy to chew
someone out and show your disapproval with the click of a button. People are ridiculed viciously for what they say and do, with people
so easily jumping on the train as it costs them little to nothing to throw their own set of daggers. And while it is good and even healthy
that we get angry at injustice and even confront it, do we take care to do so with an eye toward mercy, toward reconciliation? In the pur-
suit of calling out the evil in the world and ensuring that it is stopped, do we forget the person. Jesus reminds us of this timeless truth in
the famous parable of the Prodigal Son. While the main focus is on the son who sins, and in his sorrow is met with the father’s mercy, the
other son is not having it. He’s upset and understandably so, but displays in his actions and words that his vision is different from the
father’s. He even begins to write off the relationship they share as he refers to his brother as “your son.” The father responds by remind-
ing him that he remains his brother and that he “has come to life again.” The father invites his other son to a broader vision for reconcilia-
tion fueled by hope. While it is a noble thing to live virtuously, mindful of our responsibilities, it is also a higher good yet to reconcile
where it is possible especially for those who show contrition and are in need of healing. We are called to seek good and reject evil, but at
no time can we identify a person by their own sin as in the Father’s sight they are only ever His children, and if His children, then our
siblings? Now in this Lenten season, is the ideal time we resolve to always be agents and not adversaries of reconciliation.�
�
In His joy, Fr. Daniel�
�
Mass Readings for Week of 03/31/19�
Stations of the Cross�
Please join the Hermanos at our
Morada �
Wednesdays during Lent �
6pm�
�
Padre’s Corner
Sunday: Jos 5:9a, 10�12/Ps 34:2�3, 4�5, 6�7
[9a]/2 Cor 5:17�21/Lk 15:1�3, 11�32�
Monday: Is 65:17�21/Ps 30:2 and 4, 5�6, 11�
12a and 13b [2a]/Jn 4:43�54�
Tuesday: Ez 47:1�9, 12/Ps 46:2�3, 5�6, 8�9
[8]/Jn 5:1�16�
Wednesday: Is 49:8�15/Ps 145:8�9, 13cd�14,
17�18 [8a]/Jn 5:17�30�
Thursday: Ex 32:7�14/Ps 106:19�20, 21�22,
23 [4a]/Jn 5:31�47�
Friday: Wis 2:1a, 12�22/Ps 34:17�18, 19�20,
21 and 23 [19a]/Jn 7:1�2, 10, 25�30�
Sunday: Is 43:16�21/Ps 126:1�2, 2�3, 4�5, 6
[3]/Phil 3:8�14/Jn 8:1�11 �
Bereavement Support Group�
�
Meet every 2nd & 4th �
Sunday �
In Loretto Hall�
From �
12:30�2:00pm�
Beginning March 10, 2019 �
A Weekend of Healing & Hope�
With �
IMMACULÈE ILIBAGIZA�
Friday & Saturday, April 5�6, 2019�
@ Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church�
3700 Canyon Rd, Los Alamos NM.�
“Immaculèe’s testimony is an incredible one of love, forgiveness, faith and
hope. She not only survived the Rwandan genocide in 1994 by hiding in a
cramped bathroom with seven other women, but she was also able to forgive
her tomentors and her family’s murderers. She will bring this message of
forgiveness and the power of the Rosary to Los Alamos.”�
Come and listen to this powerfu testimony, bring a friend to the weekend!�
Friday 5pm to 9pm, a light dinner will be provided�
Saturday 9am to 12:30pm , a continental breakfast will be provided“�
�
FOR MORE INFO, PLEASE SEE FLYER IN PARISH OFFICE �
OR CALL (575) 758�9208 AND SPEAK TO ANITA or MARYDEE�
Are you looking to understand your faith better? Are you left at times
unable to defend and represent your faith with your non�Catholic
friends or family? �
Join Father Daniel for the first presentation in a series on the �
sacraments,��
“Great Gifts & Holy Mysteries:��
The Seven Sacraments of the Church.”�
April 3rd�
6:30pm�
St. Joseph’s Hall�
Light Snacks and Refreshments Provided�
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