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• 4600 Preserve Pkwy • Hoover, AL 35226 • 205.822.9125 • church.office@popcatholic.org • Fr. John Fallon, Pastor •�

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• • • 31st Sunday of Ordinary Time • • •

October 29 & 30, 2016

Pastor’s Corner�

...The 2016 U.S. elec�ons are of crucial importance not only for

America, but for the human race. Because the U.S. is the world’s

strongest military and economic power, the November elec�ons

are of great importance to the inhabitants of planet Earth. That is

exactly why it is crucial for Chris�ans to enter the vo�ng booth with

a well�formed conscience based on Gospel values. �

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The compassionate integrity � or lack thereof � of the next �

president and members of Congress, will significantly determine

how well, or how poorly, the human race does in the next several

years. �

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“Forming Consciences for Faithful Ci�zenship,” produced by the

United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, is a very good �

elec�on guide to help Catholics, all other Chris�ans, and people of

good will to make the best moral choices. The bishops are urging us

to read the en�re document. �

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In this document the bishops teach that as each person strives to

form her/his conscience, it is essen�al “to embrace goodness and

truth. For Catholics, this begins with a willingness and openness to

seek the truth and what is right by studying Sacred Scripture and

the teaching of the Church as contained in the Catechism of the

Catholic Church.”�

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The bishops clarify that while we may choose different ways to �

respond to compelling social problems, “We cannot differ on our

moral obliga�on to help build a more just and peaceful world

through morally acceptable means, so that the weak and �

vulnerable are protected and human rights and dignity are �

defended.”�

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May voters everywhere commit to vo�ng for candidates who are

most likely to work for the common good of the en�re human race

� especially for the poor, vulnerable, war�torn, and planet Earth �

our common home. �

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As faithful disciples of Jesus, let us never forget that when it comes

to poli�cal elec�ons, as well as in all ma6ers, the Gospel trumps

everything! �

For the full ar�cle, visit www.ncronline.org, “This elec�on, vote with a �

Chris�an conscience” by Tony Magliano, Na�onal Catholic Reporter

Visit us at www.popcatholic.org

A�� ��� Wlc� � ...�

All Saints Vigil � Monday, October 31�

6:30 pm � Chapel�

All Saints Day � Tuesday, November 1�

8:15 am � School Mass � Church�

(No 8:30 am Chapel Mass)�

Noon � Church�

5:00 pm � Chapel �

All Souls Day � Wednesday, November 2�

Noon � Columbarium �

(8:15 am, 5:00 pm � As regularly scheduled)�

We would like to welcome all new

parishioners to Prince of Peace Church!

New Member Sunday will be held on the

1st Sunday of every month immediately

following the 8:30 am Mass in Deasy

Hall. Please join us for coffee and pastries

and meet the church staff, priests and

other new members. Information on ways

to get more involved in the parish will be

available. We look forward to seeing you

at the next New Member Sunday on

November 6!

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• • • Happenings • • •

Childcare services are available at the POP Nursery during

Sunday morning programs and Wednesday night RCIA.

Monday - October 31

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

All Saints Day Vigil Mass - 6:30 pm - Chapel

Centering Prayer - 9:30 - 10:30 am - St. Martin

Financial Peace University - 6:30 pm - St. Monica

Tuesday - November 1

All Saints Day Masses - 8:15 am (School Mass), Noon, 5:00 pm

PraySing! - 9:30 am - St. Elizabeth

W.O.W. Women of Worship - 9:30 am - St. Jude

Topic: The Doors of Mercy - Exploring God’s Covenant with You

Adult Bible Study - “The Reformations” - 9:30 am - St. Monica

Topic: Henry VIII and an Anglican Church

Caring Needles - 1:00 pm - St. Elizabeth

Just Faith - 6:30 pm - St. Monica

Wednesday - November 2

PraySing! - 9:30 am & 5:00 pm - St. Elizabeth

All Souls Day Mass - Noon - Columbarium

Wednesday Night Dinner - 5:30 pm - Deasy Hall

MS Youth Group - 5:30 pm - Deasy Hall, 6:00 pm - Cafeteria

Glorybound Choir - grades K - 12 - 6:00 pm - Church

Bible Study with Fr. Holloway - 6:15 pm - Chapel

Topic: Book of Isaiah

Financial Peace University - 6:30 pm - St. Monica

RCIA - 6:30 pm - St. Jude

HS Youth Group - 6:30 pm - Youth Room

Thursday - November 3

Centering Prayer - 6:30 - 7:15 pm - St. Elizabeth

Friday - November 4

M.O.M.S. Group - 9:30 pm - St. Jude

Topic: Book Study: Unglued by Lysa Terkeurst

Contact: Isabelle Silko, 205.821.1390

Covenant of Love Date Night - 6:30 pm - Deasy Hall

Sunday - November 6

Scripture in Action - 9:45 am - St. Elizabeth

Adult Education Series “The Pivotal Players” - 9:45 am - St. Monica

Topic: St. Francis of Assisi - The Reformer

Reconciliation Retreat - 3:00 - 5:00 pm - Deasy Hall

Safety Corner:�

We appreciate the presence of the Hoover Police

at our 8:30 & 11:00 am Masses. If given the

chance, please take a moment to thank them.�

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The Safety Team is commi6ed to protec�ng the

parish and we ask you to do your part by being

informed. You can review the Color Code System

on the POP website, www.popcatholic.org. Being

prepared makes a difference!�

Adventure Ark Playschool

Our 18�month and 2 year old classes will �

“trick or treat’ on Monday, October 31 �

(M/W classes). All classes may wear costumes.

There will be no Playschool on Tuesday, �

November 8 due to the Presiden)al Elec)ons. �

1st Fri^[y M[ss & So]i[l

We begin with an 8:30 am Novena Mass.

Immediately following, join us for coffee,

juice & pastries in Deasy Hall.

This new activity begins on Friday,

November 4 and will continue every

first Friday of the month. We encourage

our Adults & Seniors to attend this

fellowship event!

We hope to see you there!

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Pr����, F�ma�i� & P��i�� E��nt��

Monday� 8:30 am Sadye C. Rocha� † �

� 6:30 pm Tony Lamoureux� † �

Tuesday 8:15 am All Saints Day�� �

� 7:00 pm Para la Iglesia�

Wednesday 8:15 am As Scheduled�

� Noon All Souls Day (Columbarium)

� 5:00 pm As Scheduled�

Thursday� 8:30 am Linda Laganke�� †�

Friday� 8:30 am Timothy J. Conway� †�

Saturday� 5:00 pm Sam Schifano�� †�

Sunday� 7:00 am Ron Kuerner� � †�

� 8:30 am Pa7y Gagliano� †

� 1:30 pm Para la Iglesia �

� 5:00 pm Frances Pardi � †�

� 7:00 pm Para la Iglesia�

S.I. = Special Inten�on�

† = In Memory�

Mass Intentions for

October 31 - November 6

Financial Stewardship

WE are called to be good stewards of our personal voca�ons. �

St. Paul’s prayer for the Thessalonians is therefore ours, too �

“that our God may make (us) worthy of his calling and powerfully

bring to fulfillment every good purpose and every effort of faith.” �

Financial Stewardship for October 22 & 23:�

Building Fund� $ 12,716.00�

Offertory�� $ 18,535.00�

Backpack�� $ 20.00�

Faith Direct 10/1�15/16: $ 21,888.17�

Keep up-to-date with the latest Happenings on Facebook!

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Stewardship: Parishioner’s Answering God’s Call in Hospitality

Last year a parishioner helped fellow parents by picking up a group of children from POP School AAercare and taking them to

Wednesday evening dinners in Deasy Hall. There they met their parents who couldn’t get to aAercare in �me. �

A simple act of stewardship. �

Please submit your stewardship story examples to cathy.yarbrough@popcatholic.org. �

They may be edited for space considera�on. �

New Adult Education Series:

The Pivotal Players

In Bishop Robert Barron’s award�winning Catholicism series, an

epic ten�part documentary, he took viewers around the world

and deep into the Catholic faith. Now, in a sequel presenta�on,

he unlocks the truth behind the Catholic Church’s most �

influen�al people who not only shaped the life of the Church,

but also changed the course of civiliza�on. From St. Francis of

Assisi to St. Catherine of Siena, from St. Thomas Aquinas to �

Michelangelo, all the way to Blessed John Henry Newman and

G.K. Chesterton, Christ’s Incarna�on is on display through the

minds and lives of his Church’s members. It is filmed on loca�on

in several countries, using nature, architecture, art and music to

convey the sensi�ve and insighGul stories about these Pivotal

Players. This class begins Sunday, November 6, at 9:45 am

in the St. Monica Room.�

Religious Education

An Authen�c Life�

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“The authen�c life orients us toward the goal of Chris�an life. We are called to live holy lives, every man and every woman �

without excep�on, regardless of our age, color, socioeconomic background, or state in life. Living holy lives is the goal of the

Chris�an life and our essen�al purpose. �

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We are called to live holy lives and this is something we should strive for as Chris�ans, but let me be very clear that this �

holiness is not something that we can a6ain for ourselves. In truth, holiness is something God does in us and not something we

achieve. And yet, at the same �me, God is the perfect gentleman: He invites us to par�cipate in his life, but never forces himself

upon us. He wants our consent, he wants to be invited into our hearts and lives, but much more than consent and invita�on he

desires our living coopera�on. God yearns for us to be coworkers with him in this work of holiness. It is this dynamic �

collabora�on between God and man that brings delight to God (73).” Rediscover Catholicism, Ma6hew Kelly�

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As we reflect on All Saints Day, how are we living holy lives according to God’s plan and purpose for us? What do we need to do

to improve our daily lives to fully contribute to the Kingdom of God here on Earth?�

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Upcoming Dates:�

October 30: Sunday School for all Grades�

November 6: Sunday School for all Grades, no morning class for 2nd grade�

November 6: Reconcilia(on Retreat � 3:00 � 5:00 pm � Deasy Hall�

November 13: Sunday School for all Grades�

Please contact Megan Evere4, megan.evere�@popcatholic.org, for more informa)on or ques)ons. �

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Bread & Roses

Sunday, November 13

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Contact the Natalie Portera at 205.979.4556

or downisup@aol.com if you would �

like to help serve or provide food at the �

Church of the Reconciler. �

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The Welcome Desk Needs You

Does life keep you too busy to volunteer countless hours? Consider spending just a few short minutes welcoming new members

of our parish. The Hospitality Pillar is in need of 5 volunteers to work the Welcome Desk in the Gathering Space once a month

for 10�15 minutes following the 5:00 pm Saturday Mass. Please contact Bridget Carter if you are interested: 205.441.8992 or

carter_bridget@bellsouth.net.�

Rosary with the Knights

The fi�h Sunday of October is recognized as a greater devo�on

to the Blessed Virgin Mary. A Marian program of this sort also

gives Parish families an opportunity to experience the faith and

fellowship that comes with being a member of the order

(Domes�c Church ini�a�ve). This rosary program offers a great

opportunity for the Knights of Columbus members and their

families to strengthen their faith. The Knights will lead a �

community rosary on Saturday,

October 29 in the chapel at �

4:30 pm. All are welcome to

a2end this event!�

Covenant of Love

Date Night

You’re invited! Covenant of Love: Date Night is a �

marriage ministry that allows couples to reconnect �

and refocus on what’s important, as well as imparts �

prac�cal wisdom to become the husband and wife �

God desires them to be. The next Date Night is:�

Friday, November 4�

6:30 � 8:30 pm � Deasy Hall�

Eat. Drink. Talk. Pray.�

Register by November 2�

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Nursery provided. Drop�off begins at 6:15 pm. Please

visit popdatenight.myevent.com to register and get

more informa�on or contact popdatenight@gmail.com. �

Ladies Monthly Social

November 3 � 11:00 am � Applebees�

RSVP by November 1 to Carol Fisher at 205.9792667.

Applebees is located on Hwy 150 in Hoover. �

All ladies are welcome to join! �

Minus One

This is a group for anyone who is “minus one.” This can

be anyone who has lost a spouse, child, parent, sibling �

anyone who is minus a person they loved in their life

due to any circumstance. Join us for our next lunch on �

Tuesday, October 8, at 11:00 am in Deasy Hall. If you

are interested or would like more informa�on, please �

contact Charlo6e Shipic at 205.425.0061.�

Casting Lots for the Seamless Garment (John 19:23-24)

‘You Raise Me Up’

He raises up the lowly from the dust; from the dunghill he li�s up the poor. � Psalm 113:7�

Set aside a moment when you can access the Internet and enter these search terms: “garbage dump, children, playground.”

The alarming images you will find make very real the words of today’s Scripture. All over the world, in numerous na�ons on

every con�nent, people live on dumpsites, forage materials to shelter their families and even construct schools for their �

children. And the children, being children, create from the garbage their own toys and playgrounds. How does this happen?,

we ask ourselves. And who is responsible? We search our souls and we search Scripture. What can we do today to help God

raise the lowly and li! up the poor?�

(Claire J. King, Living Faith devo�ons, Monday, October 10)�

For more informa!on on the Seamless Garment, please contact Tom & Elsbeth Germanson: 205.565.3456, alagerm@bham.rr.com.�

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Kids

Corner

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PraySing!

PraySing! Is a parent/child music, rhythm, prayer and song session created to guide parents to interact with their children

through songs while helping your child develop a lifelong love of music. We play, we sing, we dance, we learn how music affects

our whole being posi�vely. We prac�ce learning skill development like: clapping, hopping, jumping, sharing and praying. You and

your child will have great fun playing drums, bells, singing and dancing with each other. �

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There are three sessions to choose from. All classes meet in St. Elizabeth (off the Gathering Space). The first class begins �

November 1 and will end December 14. Classes are: Tuesdays 9:30 am, Wednesday 9:30 am, and Wednesdays 5:00 pm.�

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Sessions are in 6 week intervals and are 30 minutes long each week. (We will not meet Thanksgiving week.) Children newborn

through age 5 are welcome. A parent (s) must accompany their children. Space is limited to 15 children per session and �

pre�registra�ons is required. For more informa�on or to sign up please contact: Megan Evere2, megan.evere@popcatholic.org. �

Recognize God in Your

Ordinary Moments

Years ago, we began having students at our parish school

dress up like saints of their choosing in an�cipa�on of All

Saints’ Day. It was a more worthwhile learning experience

than dressing up as superheroes and cartoon characters for

Halloween. You would have those who would bring aluminum

swords as St. Michael, bo6les of water so they could try to

bap�ze everyone like John the Bap�st, and rubber snakes to

drive out of Ireland like St. Patrick. The most crea�ve might

come to school covered in ash for St. Joan of Arc, or with fake

eyeballs on a plate for St. Lucy.�

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For a day, they put on the dress and persona of a saint that

had gone before us in faith. It was a learning experience, but

also an exercise in spirituality. What a6ributes of the saint

could they try to incorporate into their life? What kind of �

example were they to us all in our Chris�an walk?�

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As Chris�ans, the fact is that every day we "put on Christ" �

and should be walking around as imitators of our Lord. To be

Chris�an is not to just be like Christ. We are called to BE Christ

to a world that needs to hear the good news.�

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A stewardship way of life serves as an example to others of

the transforma�ve power of being a disciple of Jesus Christ.

Our prayer is that we live in such a way that those around no

longer see us, but instead, Jesus. This is not costume contest

or an opportunity for a school party. This is real life. Let us put

on Christ each and every day and boldly play the role of a �

life�me. � � � �Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS�

ANOINTING OF THE SICK�

If you are ill and would like to

receive the Sacrament of the

Sick and/or the Eucharist,

please contact the parish office. �

MARRIAGE�

Arrangements must be made

six months in advance with

the parish. A marriage �

prepara)on class is required. �

PARISH MEMBERSHIP�

All families and individuals are welcome. �

Registra)on forms are in the church lobby at

the welcome desk or in the church office. Please

inform the church office of address changes. �

Military & First Responders

Prayer List

Please pray for

all of our military

serving here and abroad:

Jared Fitzgerald, USMC

Joseph Byrd, USNG

Craig Hollis, USAF

John Okon, USN

Jessica Stephens, USN

Matt Stephens, USN

Mark Okon, USN

Laurin Okon, USN

Harold Eddy, USA

Francisco Rodriguez, USMC

Duffy Towey, USCG

Joey Gable, USAF

Amy Williams, USN

Philiip West, USA

Bradley Hallmark, USAF

Matthew Russell, USMC

Aaron Torczynski, USAF

Austin C. Daniel, USN

Charles L. Kidd II, USA

Joseph Lujano, USN

Eduardo Reyes, USNG

Chris Silko, USAF

Anthony Roth, USAF

Justin Roberts, POLICE

Nicholas Tylka, USA

Ryan Menasco, USMC

Dennis Wigge, POLICE

Bernard F. Ceravolo IV, USAF

We are a Stewardship Parish�

The four pillars of stewardship: Prayer, Forma)on, Service and Hospitality help parishioners witness, �

experience and live the stewardship way of life. These four pillars support the parish community and we are all called

through our bap(smal promises to contribute our (me, talent and treasure to them. �

Prayer List - Lista de Oraciones

Please remember to pray for all of our sick and recovering loved ones. If you would like to add or remove

someone to/from the prayer list, please contact the parish office. Names will remain on the list for 3 months

unless notified. To be part of the parish prayer chain, email prayer-chain@princeofpeace-hoover.org.

Paul Kesterson

Amy Judge

Leah Jane Robey

Susan W. Wright

Lenora Sharkey

Karen Real

Jack Pflaum

Evelyn Pflaum

Andy Simulia

Lisa Woof

Graham Woof

Angela Judge

Tamara Fee

James Delano

Mary Davis

Terri Sams

Dolly Carrol

Dee Bissett

Rick Crocker

Doris Greg

Errol Austin

Curtis Austin

Mike Vesta

Nicholas Lanzi

Zeek Hughes

Alan Cruz

Denis Abercrombie

Debra Rice

Anna Hamblen

Gussie Oliver

Jake Culotta

Carol Jean Miranda

Patricia Muldowney

Carmella Pistone

Virginia Guarino

Charles Pardi

Virginia Lorino

George Holloway

Caroline Sammis

Madison Sammis

Guadalupe Espada

Claudia Charme

Lowell Pannell

Virginia Renta

Sally Lee

Linda Carnattio

Donna Dogil

Rick Goff

The Prince of Peace community would like to extend our sympathy to Carol Slye and family on

the death her mother, Dorothy Corbitt, to Fr. José Luis Guevara and family on the death of his

grandfather, Albino Guevara, to Katie Holley and family on the death of her father, George

Davidson, to the Culotta family on the death of Dominic Culotta, and to the Pitts family on the

death of Joseph Pitts. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

La comunidad de Príncipe de Paz quiere expresar sus más profundas condolencias a Carol Slye y

a su familia por el fallecimiento de su madre, Dorothy Corbitt, a Fr. José Luis Guevara y a su

familia por el fallecimiento de su abuelo Albino Guevara, a Katie Holley y a su familia por el

fallecimiento de su padre, George Davidson, a la familia Culotta por el fallecimiento de Dominic

Culotta, y a la familia Pitts por el fallecimiento de Joseph Pitts.

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La Esquina del Padre

...Las elecciones de los estados unidos del 2016 son de crucial �

importancia no solo para los americanos, pero para toda la �

humanidad. Porque los Estados Unidos �ene la mayor fuerza �

militar en el mundo y poder económico. Las elecciones de �

Noviembre son de gran importancia para los habitantes del �

planeta �erra. Por es eso es que es crucial para los cris�anos �

entrar a los cubículos de votación con una conciencia bien �

formada basada en valores cris�anos.�

Una integridad compasiva o la falta de ésta en el próximo �

presidente y los miembros del congreso, determinaría �

significa�vamente que tan bien o que tan mal, va a estar la �

humanidad en los próximos años.�

“Formando conciencia para los fieles ciudadanos,” Producida por

Producida por la Conferencia de Obispos Católicos de los Estados

Unidos, es una buena guía para las elecciones, que puede ayudar

a católicos, demás cris�anos, y las personas de buena voluntad a

tomar las mejores decisiones. Los obispos nos instan a leer el

documento completo.�

En este documento los obispos enseñan que a como cada �

persona se esfuerza por formar su conciencia, es esencial �

acoger la bondad y la verdad. Para los católicos, esto empezó con

la disposición y accesibilidad de buscar la verdad y lo que es co-

rrecto en el estudio de las sagradas escrituras y la �

enseñanza de la iglesia contenidas en el catecismo de la iglesia

católica.�

Los obispos clarifican que mientras nosotros podamos escoger

diferentes maneras de responder a los inevitables problemas �

sociales, “No podemos diferir en nuestra obligación moral de �

ayudar a construir y mundo más justo y pacifico, atreves de �

medios moralmente aceptables, de manera que los deviles y �

vulnerables sean protegidos por los derechos humanos y la �

dignidad sea defendida.�

Que los votantes de todas partes se comprometan a votar por

candidatos que sean mas probable de trabajar por el bien �

común de la humanidad y especialmente por la del pobre, �

vulnerable, y el planeta �erra nuestro hogar en común.�

Como fieles dicipulos de Jesus, no podemos olvidar nunca que

cuando a elecciones polí�cas nos referimos, asi como respecto a

cualquier asunto, el evangelio siempre triunfa.�

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Respondiendo al Llamado de Dios

El año pasado unos feligreses ayudaron a unos padres de familia recogiendo a un grupo de niños y niñas por la escuela y �

llevándolos a las cenas de los miércoles por la noche en el salón Deasy de la iglesia. Ahí se encontraban con sus padres que no �

podían ir por ellos a la escuela. Un simple acto de ayuda hace la diferencia.�

Clases Pre-Matrimoniales

Todos los miércoles de Noviembre a las 7:00 pm

en el Salón St. Elizabeth (al lado de la sacrisVa). �

No va a haber clases el 2 de Noviembre. �

Por favor llamar a la oficina para registrarse,

205.822.9125 ext. 22�

¡Bienvenidos Nuestros

Niños Bautizados!

Dayanara Michelle Olalde Reyes

Jake Gomez Perez

Bryanna Gomez Perez

Gustavo Ricardo Hernandez Cruz

Adriadne Abigail Salas Barragan

Sahara Nataly Hernandez Garcia

Dylan Estherlyn Tapeira Ajualip

Roberto Antony Tapeira Ajualip

Diego Steven Tapeira Ajualip

Rakner Hector Hanksckys Tapeira Rodriguez

Hazel Scarlett Yasuri Tapeira Rodriguez

Xochitl Hernandez Perez

Brandon Hernandez Perez

Yareli Itzel Hernandez Perez

Emmanuel Elias Quintero

Miguel Angel Hernandez

Oliver Hernandez

Pláticas Pre-Bautismales

Las próximas Plá�cas son Jueves Noviembre 10 a �

las 7:00 pm y Domingo Noviembre 27 a las 11:00 am �

en el salón St. Jude. Para poder asis1r a las plá1cas

1ene que llamar al 205.822.9125 ext. 22 para �

registrarse. Ofrecemos plá1cas cada mes. �

AVISO

Se les invita la misa de todos los Santos el Martes 1ro de

Noviembre a las 7:00 pm y la misa de difuntos el Miércoles �

2 de Noviembre a las 7:00 pm. �

MINISTERIO DE LECTORES: Yunia Exposito 205.613.9989�

MINISTERIO DE EUCARISTÍA: Alejandra Sarabia 205.821.1647�

UJIERES: Ismael Valladolid 205.593.3858�

EDUCACIÓN PARA ADULTOS (RICA): Miguel Luna 205.267.9101�

CLASES DE BAUTISMO�

2

do

Jueves del mes a las 7:00 pm �

4

to

Domingo del mes a las 11:00 am. �

Es un requisito REGISTRARSE para las plá1cas y bau1zos en

la oficina. Por favor, llegar 15 minutos antes de las plá�cas y

bau�zos. �

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BAUTISMOS�

2

do

y 4

to

Sábado del mes a las 10:00 am �

3

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Domingo del mes después de la Misa (2:45 pm). �

Por favor, deben tomar plá1cas antes.�

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QUINCEAÑERAS�

Arreglos para quinceañeras deberán hacerse con 6 meses de

an�cipación. La quinceañera deberá tomar una preparación

religiosa y prestar un servicio voluntario a la parroquia. �

Registrarse en la Oficina.�

MATRIMONIOS�

Arreglos para la preparación al matrimonio se deben hacer

con 6 meses de an�cipación y consta de un curso �

Prematrimonial. Por favor, registrarse en la oficina. �

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FUNERALES�

Arreglos para funerales se deben hacer directamente en las

oficinas de la Iglesia. Por favor, no acuda a otras personas, la

parroquia �ene formas de ayudar y los trámites son más �

sencillos y rápidos. �

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PRESENTACIONES�

Los Domingos durante la misa de 1:30 pm o el segundo y

cuarto sábado del mes junto con la celebración de los �

bau�zos. Registrarse previamente en nuestras oficinas. �

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CATEQUESIS � PRIMERA COMUNIÓN Y CONFIRMACIÓN�

Para la preparación de la Primera Comunión, los niños deben

tener 6 años. La duración del curso es de dos años. Para la

preparación de la Confirmación, los jóvenes deben tener 15

años y estar en el décimo grado. Las clases se realizan los

domingos a las 12:00 pm desde Sep�embre hasta Mayo.�

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EDUCACIÓN PARA ADULTOS RICA�

Este programa es para adultos que estén interesados en la fe

católica o para aquellos que no han sido bau�zados, �

confirmados o no hayan hecho la Primera Comunión. �

Número de teléfono

de la oficina

205.822.9125 x 22

Horarios de Oficina

Padre José Luis Guevara�

Lunes 10:30 am � 4:30 pm�

Martes y Jueves 2:00 � 8:00 pm�

Nubia Kosoglow�

Lunes � Jueves�

9:00 am � 2:30 pm�

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M��is���i� Hi p�n��

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Educación Religiosa

Pude registrarse los Domingos en la mesa de la entrada con

Adriana Hernández o llamar �

a las oficina de la Iglesia.�

Todos estamos llamados a vivir el mensaje del Evangelio y

ser un pueblo amante y fiel de Dios. Es nuestro deber �

como cris1anos bau1zados ofrecer las oportunidades �

de formación a nuestros hijos a vivir y crecer en su fe. �

Fechas Especiales�

Octubre 30 � Educación Religiosa � 12:00 pm�

Novembre 6, 13 � Educación Religiosa � 12:00 pm�

Novembre 20, 27 � No hay clases�

• • • Acontecimientos • • •

Lunes - Octubre 31

NSG Practicas de danza - 6:30 - 8:30 pm - Salon Deasy

Martes - Noviembre 1

Confesiones - 5:00 - 8:00 pm - Capilla

Misa - 7:00 pm - Capilla

Miêrcoles- Noviembre 2

Cena de Noches de Miercoles - 5:30 pm - Salon Deasy

Grupo de Jovenes (MS-Secundaria)

- 5:30 pm - Salon Deasy, 6:00 pm - Cafeteria

Grupo de Jovenes (HS-Bachillerato)

- 6:30 pm - Youth Room

Misa de Difuntos - 7:00 pm - Iglesia

Jueves - Noviembre 3

NSG Practicas de danza - 6:30 - 8:30 pm - Salon Deasy

Viernes - Noviembre 4

NSG Practicas de danza - 6:30 - 8:30 pm - Salon Deasy

Domingo - Noviembre 6

Educacion Religiosa - 12:00 pm�

RCIA - 12:00 pm - Sta. Monica

Confesiones - 12:30 - 1:30 pm - Capilla

Grupo de Jovenes (HS-Bachillerato) - 6:00 pm - Youth

¡LES DESEAMOS MUCHAS FELICIDADES!�

¡Raul Olver Echeverria y Cris�na Marquez Nava por su boda!�