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Santa Catalina Roman Catholic Church
O U R L O R D J E S U S C H R I S T T H E K I N G
14380 N Oracle Rd. Tucson, AZ 85739-9599 PHONE: 520.825.9611 FAX: 520.825-9866 EMAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: www.santacatalinaparish.org
P A S T O R A L S T A F F
P A S T O R :
Fr. Larry Sanders, C.Ss.R.
A S S I S T I N G : Fr. Paul Coury, C.Ss.R.
Fr. Charles Wehrley, C.Ss.R.
Fr. Greg Wiest, C.Ss.R.
Fr. Greg May, C.Ss.R.
D E A C O N : Rev. Mr. Bill Krueger
P A S T O R A L C E N T E R H O U R S
Monday—Thursday
9 AM—4 PM
Closed for Lunch
12—12:30 PM
M A S S S C H E D U L E
Saturday
5 PM
Sunday
7, 9, 11 AM
12:30 PM, Spanish
5 PM, Youth Mass
Tuesday—Friday
8 AM
C H A P E L Monday - Friday
9 AM - 3 PM
use side entrance
E U C H A R I S T I C A D O R A T I O N
Every Wednesday 8:45-11 AM.
AN ARIZONA NON-PROFIT CORPORTAION
Anointing of the Sick
Offered every 3rd Thursday after Mass.
Reconciliation
Offered every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 7:30am
and Saturdays at 4:30pm.
The Rosary Offered every Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday at 7:30am.
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PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
As members of God’s Faith Community at
Santa Catalina Catholic Parish, we commit our lives to being the voice,
hands, and spirit of Christ, as our way of
continuing God’s call to love and peace.
Pastor - Fr. Larry Sanders, C.Ss.R. (ext. 100)
Rev. Mr. William Krueger - (ext. 105)
Director of Finance - John Brell (ext. 102)
Office Manager - Kim Seales (ext. 103)
Bulletin Editor - Pilar Dougall (ext. 109)
C.A.R.E. Ministry Director - Judy Rossman (ext. 104)
Collection Envelopes/Registrations - Mary Darcy (ext. 100)
Compliance Representative - Carol Padilla (ext. 107)
Hispanic Ministry Dir. - Maria Luisa De La Riva (ext. 106)
Liturgy Director/R.C.I.A - Ginny Pergantis (ext. 105)
Maintenance Supervisor - Tomas Nieves (ext. 100)
Music Director - Victoria Kinghorn (ext. 100)
Receptionist - Mary Darcy (ext. 100)
Religious Education - Carol Padilla (ext. 107)
Weekend Mass Coordinator - Gerry Dugan (ext. 105)
Youth Ministry Director - Adam “Ogie” Eichelberger (ext. 108)
Direct debit is now available at 520.825.9611 (ext.103)
$ 18,818
$ 14,229
$ 18,745/wk
$ 4,516
$ 85,806
This week’s offertory……………………………………………………….….………..
Yearly average weekly offertory………………………………………….…………….
Average weekly offertory needed to cover the approved budget …………………….
Short this week………………………………………………………………………….
On a YTD basis we are running short of the required contribution by……………….
Weekend of November 5 & 6, 2011 1,436 Registered Families
PARISH STAFF Can be reached at 520.825-9611 plus ext.
The Parish Office will be closed on
Thursday, November 24
Josefina Lind
Josefina Robles
Joseph Kelly
Katie Weis
Kevin O'Neill
LeRoy Ystad
Les Edwards
Lucas Evans
Manny Cordova
Manuel Heredia
Margaret Mary Collison
Mary Hackenbrock
Mary Jo Gamble
Mary Kay Kelly
Mike De La Rosa
Nan Fiene
Olivia Marcoff
Pat Edwards
Patty Miller
Ralph Arthur Lewis
Robert Anchondo
Shirley Kenny
Shirley Patterson
Terry Cordova
Bernice King
Bernie Brasfield
Bill Brady
Charlene Vanderiet
Chris Wagner
Chuck Enterline
Dan Campbell
Dolores “Lola” Pintor
Daniel Felker
Edna Fuller
Elred Zapf
Fidel Duenas
Fr. Bill Parker, C.Ss.R.
Fran Hurtig
Frances Heredia
Francesca DiCosola
Garrett Medley
Gladys Virgilio
Gloria Wheeler
Irene Wojciuk
Jason Suffoletto
Jenny Abendano
Joe Moreno
PRAY FOR THE SICK
Names on this prayer list are kept on for two months. If you wish to add or remove a name from the prayer list please call the Pastoral Center office at 520.825.9611.
Please note: For new additions to the prayer list, please allow two weeks to be added to the bulletin.
The Season of Advent is almost here.
The weekend of November 26-27 begins the season of Advent and the Liturgical Year B in the Church. And, as we have done for so many years, on that weekend the parish bulletin will be stuffed with the Catholic Update publication, “Advent Day by Day” to assist you in your prayer time during this season of preparation for the birth of Jesus. You will also find the “Daybreaks” available on a table in the narthex, with a suggested donation of $2.
ADVENT RESOURCES
Thanksgiving Day Mass November 24, 8am
You are invited to bring a food item from your Thanksgiving table to be blessed or a food item to be donated to Casa Maria. A basket will be available for cash donations to St. Vincent de Paul.
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PARISH & MINISTRY NEWS
Spread Christmas Joy to Others! Sponsoring a family is a wonderful way to keep the true spirit of Christmas. It's a great project for families, office groups, organizations, clubs and schools. So reach out and spread the joy this holiday season.
The Christmas Season is close at hand. If you or a group of friends would like to “adopt a family” in need and make their Christmas a truly joyful one, please contact Edie Zima at 219-2884.
ST VINCENT DE PAUL’S CHRISTMAS "ADOPT A FAMILY" PROGRAM
Christmas Carols by the Immaculate Heart H.S. Choir Join us on Saturday, December 10, after the 5pm Mass, in the Parish Hall
for an extremely festive evening!
Bring your lists for Santa, your voice and ears for the Christmas carols, creative energy for cookie decorating, and of course your appetites for a wonderful pasta dinner!
It’s going to be a memorable night for families of all sizes; from one person to extended families.
We hope to see ALL you kids (ages 1 to 101) there!
Memory keeper photo with Santa! *Sponsored by the Spirit of Motherhood
S A N T A I S C O M I N G !
Here is a wonderful way to prepare ourselves for the coming of Our Lord Jesus Christ!
Everyone is welcome to attend the bilingual Novena and Celebration to Our Mother, Our Lady of Guadalupe, join us-let’s pray together. This Novena to Our Lady of Guada-lupe will start Saturday, December 3-11. Saturday and Sunday the Novena will begin at 3pm. Monday-Friday the Novena will be at 5pm. Join us in the Mesquite Room for this Novena.
The special celebration of Mass for Our Lady will be on Monday, December 12. The schedule will be as follows:
7am - Danzantes Matachines
7am - Mañanitas - Serenade to Our Lady
8am - Mass with Celebrants Fr. Larry Sanders and Fr. Abran Tadeo
In honor of Our Lady, roses will be available in the Narthex for anyone who would like to place one in the vases provided. Suggested donation is $2 per rose.
LAS POSADAS
Put it in your calendar Sunday Dec. 18 after the 5pm Mass. Bring the whole family for some Hispanic holiday fun. Together we will pray sing bilingual Christmas carols, and eat delicious food; ricos, tamales, buñuelos, Mexican hot chocolate, and piñatas. Don’t for-get your flashlight! Los esperamos (Hope to see you there)!
SPIRITUAL HOLIDAY EVENTS Beginning November 29, 2011, the first Tuesday of Advent, parishioners are invited to pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet in the Eucharistic Chapel immediately following daily Mass on Tuesday, Thursday and Fri-day. On Wednesday the chaplet will con-tinue to be prayed at 10:45am, prior to our reposing of the Blessed Sacrament. Also, on the 3rd Thursday of each month, the Chaplet will be prayed immediately following The Anointing of the Sick in the Eucharistic Chapel.
Watch the bulletin for further announce-ments regarding the formation of a Divine Mercy Cenacle which will begin to meet monthly after the first of the New Year. This will be a fulfilling opportunity to study the words of Jesus as recorded by St. Faustina, the "Apostle of Divine Mercy."
DIVINE MERCY DEVOTION
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D A T E S T O R E M E M B E R
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20
FAMILY MASS A child-focused Mass where the
children are lectors, servers, and
choir. The homily given will be
geared towards a younger age
group.
TEUSDAY, DECEMBER 6
SENIOR CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON The Outreach Ministry is hosting
its second annual Christmas
Luncheon. Call Diane at 815-953-
8950 to register for this event.
SATURDAY DECEMBER 10
FAMILY FUN NIGHT Bring your lists for Santa, your
ears for the Immaculate Heart’s
Choir, creative energy for cookie
decorating and of course your
appetites for a wonderful pasta
dinner!
P A R I S H C L A S S E S
SCRIPTURE STUDY
EVERY SUNDAY, 3PM, MARIAN ROOM Stop by and study the
Sunday readings using
the Lectio Divina
method.
ARTS AND CRAFTS GROUP FOR SENIORS
EVERY THIRD TUESDAY, 1:30-3:30, CHOLLA ROOM
Learn art skills you
thought you never had
or build on the ones
you now possess.
Bring a friend.
COMPUTER CLASS MONDAY, 1PM, MESQUITE ROOM
Last class of this year.
Classes will resume
next year on Monday, January
23, 2012.
Monday, December 5: Christmas Potluck 11:30am at Alice Cruse’s home. A sign-up Sheet will be available at the November meeting on Thursday, November 3. Please RSVP to Alice, [email protected] or 825-7396, no later than November 29. Since it is a Christmas luncheon, please bring a silly white elephant gift for Santa’s grab bag. Think FUNNY. For more information, , please contact Ginny at 825-9611, ext. 105.
SASSY SOLOS UPCOMING EVENT
MINISTRY & SOCIAL NEWS
Do you enjoy knitting? Would you like to meet some active parish members? Join us on Monday, December 5 at 1pm.
Newcomers welcome. We will be labeling completed shawls and getting ready for the Christmas sale to raise money for the ministry. Questions? Contact Judy at 825-9611, ext. 104 or careministry @santacatalinaparish.org.
Did you know that approximately 4000 unborn babies are killed by abortion every day? This practice of deliberate and direct taking of innocent human life is always forbidden by our faith. From Advent to Easter, in our bulletin, you will find scripture passages addressing the abortion issue from the Pro-life perspective as opposed to Pro-choice propaganda in most media. That human beings possess dignity to be respected and protected is proven by reason alone. As students of medicine will tell you, “do good” and “do no harm” are the basic principles of medical ethics. Then to reinforce what reason dictates, Pro-life advocates appeal to faith. Passages of sacred scripture help us to see that each person created in God’s image possesses inviolable dignity from the moment of conception. The Pro-life movement warns that we abandon our vocation as Catholics, if we give up and succumb to the Pro-choice advocates’ growing callousness toward human dignity, starting with the unborn child. If so, then we become what the word of God has distaste for; salt that has lost its flavor. We need to be aware of what is happening all around us and speak out to defend the helpless still in the womb!!! We need to remember why we are here. Please look for and read the scripture passages to heighten your awareness of the atrocities being committed by Pro-choice advocates in the US alone.
Pro-life Committee
THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS-COUNCIL #12345
2ND ANNUAL GOODIES, GADGETS, AND GIZMO SALE
FEBRUARY 25, 2012
Mark your calendars for our second annual Goodies, Gadget and Gizmo sale. We will be accepting donations for the sale at the parish offices from February
18, 2012 to February 22, 2012. Start looking through your closets, cabinets, chest of drawers, etc. If you are cleaning out for the holidays consider hold-
ing those items for the sale. This year, in addition to the wonderful deals we had last year, we are planning on having a Boutique rack of upscale clothing. How about donating that lovely Christmas outfit everyone has seen or that beautiful blouse or sweater you bought and you never wore. Funds raised this year will help offset the cost of additional landscaping that is needed at the church. Look for a bulletin insert that will be coming out in late January or early February with more specifics.
Martha’s Kitchen is a group of parishioners who are available as needed to provide hospital-ity and serve food at a reception in the parish hall after a funeral or memorial service. The family can provide the food via catering or the group can purchase and prepare food for the group after deciding on a menu. This service is available only when the parish is not using the hall and a hall fee is requested. For more information, please call Judy at 825-9611.
P A G E 5 O U R L O R D J E S U S C H R I S T T H E K I N G
Dear Ogie, I get a lot of grief for how we view the saints. Do we pray to saints like we pray to GOD?
Prayerfully Puzzled First off, we only pray to GOD. We don’t pray to a saint like we do to Him. Only GOD answers prayers. So, why do we even bother praying with the saints? Well, “with” is the key word there. We ask the saints to pray for us the same way we ask our family, friends and the people we go to Mass with. Every mass, we ask the Church (everyone) to pray for our shortcomings and mistakes, as well as our intentions. When we get together for Life Teen, EDGE or Confirmation (as well as many other groups here at SCC), we ask each other to pray for the things in our hearts. We also have to remember that the saints, while they are no longer here on earth with us, are still alive in heaven. Heaven is eternal life with Jesus. A very famous scripture verse is John 3:16, which says that we are saved by Christ. If we believe, live good lives, go to the sacraments, love GOD first and everyone else before us, we will live with Him forever. So, essentially, we aren’t praying to the saints, but with them, as they are always praying for us, for everyone. We simply don’t have the means or will to pray 24/7, but they do. Don’t be afraid to ask them to pray for you.
URLVD, -Ogie
SCC LIFETEEN: ASK OGIE
R.E. TEACHER NEEDED There are 7 wonderful kinder-garten students who are in need of a teacher. They want to learn about God’s love for them.
Classes are Wednesdays from 4-5:30pm. If you are interested in this live giving, fulfilling ministry, please contact Carol
Padilla, 520-825-9611, ext.107.
Congratulations to the children who will receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation for the first time. These chil-dren have spent many weeks preparing for this special sacrament.
Their Reconciliation Service, to Celebrate God’s love and healing, will be held on November 27. A huge thanks to the parish community who are praying for these children.
FIRST RECONCILIATION CELEBRATION
The Jesse Tree is an evergreen sign of God’s ability to sprout a new divine dream after it has been cut back and apparently destroyed.
Old Jesse of Bethlehem was the father of David, who became King of Israel and whose dynasty rule was promised to last forever. Generations after David, Babylo-nians chopped down that royal family tree, destroyed Solomon’s temple and carried off the Jewish elite into exile in Babylon.
In their mournful exile, the prophet Isaiah sang a song of hope, pointing toward a promised prophecy: “A shoot shall sprout from the stump of Jesse, and from his roots a bud shall blos-som.” Isaiah proclaims the name of the promise to be Emmanuel, which means “God with us.” This Advent season, in the Nar-thex, we will have a “Jesse Tree.” Each week, the children in our Religious Education program will hang the ornaments on our “Jesse Tree,” one for each day of Advent. We hope you will enjoy this addition to our Advent season.
THE JESSE TREE
YOUTH CORNER
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R E A D I N G S
F O R T H E
W E E K
M O N D A Y
Daniel 1:1-6,8-20
Daniel 3:52-56
Luke 21:1-4
T U E S D A Y
Daniel 2:31-45
Daniel 3:57-61
Luke 21:5-11
W E D N E S D A Y
Daniel 5:1-6,13-14,16-
17,23-28
Daniel 3:62-67
Luke 21:12-19
T H U R S D A Y
Sirach 50:22-24
Psalm 138:1-5
Luke 17:11-19
F R I D A Y
Daniel 7:2-14
Daniel 3:75-81
Luke 21:29-33
S A T U R D A Y
Daniel 7:15-27
Daniel 3:82-87
Luke 21:34-36
S U N D A Y
Isaiah 63:16-17,19;64:2-7
Psalm 80:2-3,15-16,18-19
Mark 13:33-37
All readings for the church year are available at http://www.usccb.org/bible
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Al-Anon and AA meetings are held at Santa Catalina by the respective sponsoring organizations. If you or someone you know are interested in an Al-Anon meeting, join us every
Thursday in the parish hall at 4pm. For details, call Wanda at 825.7124. AA meetings are also held on Thursday in the parish hall at 7pm. For more informa-tion on AA meetings, call Art at 825.5218.
Healing Seminar ~ will be held by Prayer Ministries in Saturday, November 19, 9-11am, at Our Mother of Sorrows, 1800 S. Kolb Rd. Participants will be guided in ways of receiving healing from Jesus through prayer, mediation and laying on of hands. When last held at OMOS, 86% of participants reported they had received healing during the seminar. All are welcome to register for this free seminar by calling Bob Too-hey, 885-6477, before November 17.
Seton Award nominations ~ Salpointe is seeking nominations for the 2012 Seton award which is pre-sented to an individual or individuals who have made significant contributions to Catholic education in the Diocese of Tucson. Recipients must possess deep faith, courage, initiative and zeal, demonstrate leader-ship qualities and be nondiscriminatory. The recipi-ent must be a role model, generous, thoughtful, and appreciate the value of good health, while believing that love is a powerful instrument for good. Please visit our website for an electronic nomination form,
or contact [email protected] (520-547-5878) for more information.
A Living Krakow Cultural Pilgrimage - Join Fr. David Kelash, Pastor Immaculate Conception: “Footsteps of Bl. John Paul II and St. Faustina (Divine Mercy) in Poland” May 7-17, 2012.
Celebrate “Thanksgiving Mass” for Bl. John Paul II Beatification in his hometown Church (Papal Indul-gence). Experience Poland’s Catholic Culture with local people. Itinerary includes 7 World Heritage sites. $3,430 includes airfare from Phoenix. Optional 4-day extension (Rome or Fatima). Enrollment size limited. Join us! For reservations or more informa-tion contact Mike at 602-819-7473.
Thank You ~ The "Keep a Kid Warm" blanket drive resulted in the delivery of approximately 300 blan-kets to San Carlos School on the San Carlos Reser-vation last month. Thank you to all who responded so generously including members of Santa Catalina and Casas Adobes Congregational churches, Saddle-brook Unit 21, Sun City Vistoso Cyclists, and Peter and Sally Tufek who delivered the blankets. What so ever you do...... If you have any questions, please call Colleen Nolan at 825-4341.
MUSIC LEADER NEEDED ~ THE HANDS OF CHRIST MINISTRY is in need of a music leader for the monthly Healing Mass. Please call Dick Marquis to set up a interview, 520-298-5830.
This is an invitation to all our parishioners that would like to advertise their businesses in our bulletin, to please contact CLAUDIA BORDERS, at 520-298-1265 or [email protected] for more informa-tion. Your patronage will be very beneficial to our parish as well as to your businesses. Thank you!
COMMUNITY NEWS
FOR YOUR INFORMAION
PARISH BOARD OF DIRECTOR ELECTION: The term of our current lay director, Bob Cummings, expires in January 2012. Fr. Larry has nominated Bob for a second term in that position. In addition to Father’s nomination, registered members of the parish may submit names for this position by obtaining a total of 10 registered member’s signatures and turning them into the Parish Office. Nomination forms are available in the parish office. For more in-formation about the position and the eligibility requirements, please contact Carol Fierling at 818-2900 or [email protected]. The Parish wide election will be held the weekend of Dec. 3-4 after all the Masses. Nominations will close on Friday, Nov. 25, 11 (two weeks before the election). Only registered parishioners over 18 may nominate a candidate or vote. If you are not sure if you are registered in the parish, please contact the parish office to verify your registration.
Offertory envelopes for 2012 will be available for pick-up in February. Should you have an address or phone number change, please contact Mary at 520-825-9611 or stop by the Parish Office to update your contact information. If you do not wish to receive offertory envelopes, please advise Mary of your wishes so the necessary adjustment can be made in the computer. Envelopes will be available in the Narthex for a period of three weeks. Beyond that period, you will need to pick them up at the Parish Office during business hours, Monday –Thursday between 9am – 4pm. Thank you.
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Weekly Mass and Events Schedule Date Mass / Event Time Celebrant/ Event *Intentions - Requested by / Location
Sat & Sun Nov. 19 & 20 34th Sunday in OT
5PM After all Masses
7AM Mass 9AM Mass 11AM Mass
12:30PM Mass (Spanish) 12:30-2PM
1:30-3:30PM 3-3:45PM
5PM Mass 6-8PM
Fr. Weist w/ Deacon assisting Roman Missal Catechesis Fr. Weist Fr. Sanders Fr. Sanders Fr. Tadeo First Reconciliation Class Matachines Rehearsal Youth Scripture Study Fr. Modeen LifeTeen
*For the intentions of the Parish Mesquite Room *For Lorrie Metzler (d) - Mary and Steve Quamma *For Rose Fusco (d) - the Mancini Family *For Julie Ziraldo (d) - the Breakfast Club *For Nora Devine (d) - Jim and Joanna Devine Cholla Room Parish Hall Marian Room *For Ellen Fleming (d) - Leona Gloden Marian and Agave Rooms
Tues -11/22 8 AM
Fr. Sanders
*Special intention for Robert DeSalvo - Lynne DeSalvo
Wed 11/23
8AM 8:45-11AM 10AM-1PM
2-3:30PM 5-6:30PM 6:30-8PM
6:30-8:30PM 7-8:30PM
Fr. Brazaskas Eucharistic Adoration St. Vincent De Paul Finance Council Meeting Spanish Choir Confirmation Y2 9AM & Combined Choir Practice RCIA
*For Mildred Fuller & Florence Prince (d) - Greg & Shirley Nelson Church Marian Room Conference Room Church Saguaro Room Church Catalina Room
Thurs 11/24 Happy Thanksgiving!
8AM
4-5:30PM 7-8:30PM
Parish Office Closed Fr. Sanders w/ Deacon assisting Al-Anon meeting AA meeting
Marian Room Marian Room
Fri - 11/25 8 AM 1-3PM
Parish Office Closed Fr. Wehrley Banner Ministry
*For Gloria Ann Holland (d) - Mr. & Mrs. James Devine Church
Sat - 11/26 5 PM Fr. Sanders *For the intentions of the Parish
Sun - 11/27
After all Masses 7AM Mass
9AM Mass 11AM Mass
12:30PM Mass (Spanish) 1-3PM
1:30-3:30PM 3-3:45PM
5PM Mass 6-8PM
Roman Missal Catechesis Fr. Sanders Fr. Coury w/ Deacon assisting Fr. Coury Msgr. Moreno First Reconciliation Service Matachines Rehearsal Youth Scripture Study Fr. Modeen LifeTeen - Youth Night
Mesquite Room *For Lorrie Metzler (d) - Jim McGarry & MariAnne Caffarelli *For Barbara Derenowski (d) - Edith and Ed Fleury *For Julie Ziraldo (d) - The Breakfast Club *For Ruben Cajigas (d) - Wife and Family Parish Hall Church Marian Room *For Ellen Fleming (d) - Leona Gloden Marian and Agave Rooms
Mon 11/21
10AM-1PM 6-8PM
6-7:30PM 6:30-8PM
6:30-8:30PM
St. Vincent de Paul Spanish Prayer Group EDGE Confirmation Y1 Choir Practice
Marian Room Cholla Room Parish Hall Saguaro Room Church
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Our Lord Jesus Christ the King "I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink."
-- Matthew 25:35
