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Church Information Mass Schedule Saturday (Anticipated) .................................................... 4:00pm Sunday English................................................................. 9:00am Sunday Bilingual………………………………………………………….11:30am Monday Communion Service………………………………………..8:30am Daily Mass Tuesday—Friday ........................................... 8:30 am Holy Days ...........................................8:30 am , Noon & 6:00 pm
Office Hours Monday ............................................................................ Closed Tuesday thru Thursday ................................... 9:00am—3:00 pm Friday ................................................................. 9:00 am—Noon
Pastoral & Office Staff Pastor ......................................................... Rev. Nick Thompson Email ............................................father.nick@strosedenver.org Deacon ......................................................... Rev. Mr. Don Tracy Email ................................................. [email protected] Business Office ................................................ Barbara McGuire Email ............................. [email protected] Music Coordinator................................................. Frances Rossi Email ................................................. [email protected] Spanish Ministry Liaison ................................... Teresa Mendoza Email ................................................ [email protected] Maintenance & Facilities ................................... Adam Archuleta
St Rose of Lima Catholic Academy 1345 W. Dakota Avenue ................................ Denver, CO 80223 Phone 303-733-5806 ...................................... Fax 303-733-0125 Principal ................................................................. Mr. Elias Moo Email ............................................. [email protected] Assistant Principal ...................................... Mrs. Katherine Kelly Email ............................................. [email protected] Administrative Assistant.................................... Esther Gutierrez Email ...................................................strosedenver@gmail.com
DEADLINE FOR BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS IS MONDAY @ 3 PM
FOR THE UPCOMING WEEKEND
Sacramental Life Reconciliation Saturday .............................................................. 3:00—3:45 pm
(or by appointment with Fr. Nick) Adoration & Confession 1st Friday of the Month ...................................... 6:00—7:00 pm
Baptism & Marriage…………………………………..Fr Nick Thompson Must be registered members of the parish. Preparation classes required
Electronic Giving Electronic Giving is a convenient and consistent way to help St Rose of Lima Parish grow. To donate online, visit our Church and School websites and look for the DONATE NOW button. THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT OF ST ROSE OF LIMA
CATHOLIC CHURCH AND ACADEMY!
FEBRUARY 11, 2018 6TH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
Est. 1924 Church Address 355 S. Navajo Street Office Address 1320 W. Nevada Place Denver, CO 80223
Phone: 303-778-7673 Fax: 303-778-6601 www.srldenver.org www.facebook.com/srlchurchdenver
Sexto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
He tenido tantos momentos de gracia en mi vida, pero al-
gunos de los más significativos rodean a las cientos de pare-
jas con quienes he trabajado para planear música hermosa
para sus bodas. Al parecer, las novias eran hermosas, pero el
evangelio de hoy trae una directamente a mi corazón.
Ella era una belleza sureña rubia de ojos azules. Trabajó
rigurosamente para usar ese impresionante vestido de novia
de tamaño dos. Todos sus amigos que compartieron este día
con ella eran igual de hermosos, igualmente hambrientos,
igual de perfectos cuidados y masajes y peinado.
Y en el día de su boda, esta espléndida y adorable novia, en-
amorada de su novio y enamorada de Jesús, llegó con una
ampolla de fiebre que le rezumaba en el labio superior.
Ningún maquillaje podría ocultarlo. Nadie podía pretender
que no estaba allí. Excepto, por supuesto, esta querida no-
via. Ella saludó a cada invitado con la calidez y la confianza
de alguien que sabe que la aman totalmente, por dentro y
por fuera. Ella presentó a su apuesto novio en la habitación.
Estaba tan enamorado y adorado como en cualquiera de sus
citas perfectas, hechas para la televisión.
Nunca la olvidaré. Ella me enseñó, a través de su vulnerabi-
lidad, que nuestras "leprosas" pueden desafiar la perfección
que creemos que estamos presentando al mundo.
Parecía entender esta profunda verdad: somos amados,
salvajemente, locamente, de todos modos. El Novio conoce
nuestras cicatrices profundas y ocultas. El Sanador quiere
tocar las furiosas llagas en nuestras almas. Él quiere sanar
nuestros resentimientos, nuestros corazones rotos, nuestras
adicciones.
Algunas leprosas estallan hoy y desaparecen mañana. Pero
las lesiones reales son las que llevamos dentro. Así que aquí
está la pregunta: ¿queremos ser sanados? Oh, sí, Dios, sí.
¿Sería hoy demasiado pronto?
¿Puedes recordar un momento en que una desfiguración
superficial te trajo a un amor más profundo de Cristo?
Kathy McGovern © 2018 www.lahistoriayusted.com
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
I’ve had so many graced times in my life, but some of the
most meaningful surround the hundreds of couples with
whom I’ve worked to plan beautiful music for their wed-
dings. The brides were all beautiful, it seems, but today’s
gospel brings one straight back into my heart.
She was a blonde, blue-eyed southern beauty. She
worked out rigorously so as to wear that stunning size-two
wedding dress. All of her friends sharing this day with her
were equally gorgeous, equally starved, equally perfectly
manicured and massaged and coiffed.
And on her wedding day this ebullient, lovely bride―in
love with her groom and in love with Jesus― arrived with
an oozing, raging fever blister on her upper lip. No make-
up could hide it. No one could pretend it wasn’t there.
Except, of course, this darling bride. She greeted each
guest with the warmth and confidence of someone who
knows she is loved totally, inside and out. She introduced
her handsome groom around the room. He was as smitten
and adoring as on any of their perfect, made-for-tv dates.
I’ll never forget her. She taught me, through her vulnera-
bility, that our “leprosies” can challenge the perfection we
think we’re presenting to the world. She seemed to un-
derstand this deep truth: we are loved― wildly, madly―
anyway. The Bridegroom knows our deeper, hidden scars.
The Healer wants to touch the raging cold sores in our
souls. He wants to heal our resentments, our heartbreaks,
our addictions.
Some leprosies erupt today and are gone tomorrow. But
the real lesions are the ones we carry inside. So here’s the
question: do we want to be healed? Oh yes, God, yes.
Would today be too soon?
Can you remember a time when a superficial disfigure-
ment brought you to a deeper love of Christ?
Kathy McGovern ©2018 www.thestoryandyou.com
FEBRUARY 11, 2018 6TH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
Saturday February 10 4:00 pm +Lillian & Leroy Kress Sunday February 11 9:00 am Harold Steffen by Ruth Tancik 11:30 pm People of the Parish Monday February 12 8:30 am Tuesday February 13 8:30 am +Gloria Vigil by Family Wednesday February 14 8:30 am +Sue Hastings by Jerry Shea Thursday February 15 8:30 am Friday February 16 8:30 am Saturday February 17 4:00 pm +Christy Trujillo by Tom Trujillo +Mario Garcia by Alejandro Garcia Sunday February 18 9:00 am +Janice Lee Casias by Family 11:30 pm People of the Parish Please pray for the sick and homebound of our parish:
Mary Riggs, Margie Phelps, Fern Driscoll, Ernest Flores, Vera Aragon, Tina Aragon, Nancy Lederhos, Berlinda Madrid
January 2018 Offertory (Basket) Jan 1 Mother of God Feast: $177 Jan 6/7 Weekend: $5655 Jan 13/14 Weekend: $2997 Jan 20/21 Weekend: $2231 Jan 27/28 Weekend: $3501 Jan Coin Month: $32.25 Total Basket: $14593.25 ElecGiving ACH $3335 MS $2935 Total ElecGiving: $6270 Grand Total January 2018 Offertory: $20863.25
AROUND THE COMMUNITY FEBRUARY 11, 2018
Ash Wednesday Schedule: 8:30 a.m.—With St. Rose Academy Children 12:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m.—Bilingual
Our Music for Lent On Wednesday, as Lent begins, you will notice some changes in our music. To help us experience the season, remembering Jesus’ time in the desert, we will use the traditional Latin Sanctus and Agnus Dei instead of our usual Holy and Lamb of God. This is an opportunity to get a feel for the centuries-old use of Latin as the official lan-guage of the Church. For some, the Sanctus and Agnus Dei will sound familiar, and may be a good reminder of mass in our early years. For others, let this be a chance to tap into our tradition. All masses will use the Latin, which may come easier to a Spanish speaker than to one speaking English. Remem-ber, just two mass parts will be in Latin for this season. Everything else will be in English, or, at 11:30, Spanish.
Lenten Morning Retreat: Through Death to New Life This Lent the readings immerse us in the mystery of our faith: Save us, Savior of the world! For by your cross and resurrection you have set us free. Join Kathy McGovern, author of the popular weekly scripture column The Story and You, as she leads us in a morning reflection on the ways in which we are set free by the scandal of the Cross. WHO: Women, Men, Teens, Tweens WHERE: Immaculate Conception Catholic Church 715 Cabrini Dr, Lafayette, CO 80026 WHEN: Saturday, February 24th, 9-11am Note: the Sacrament of Reconciliation will be available beginning at 8 am in the church COST: free will offering TO REGISTER: call or email Rita Albright, 303-665-3800, [email protected] Kathy’s new Lenten booklet will be available for sale at the re-treat. If you can’t attend but would like the booklet, please contact All Saints Press at http://www.allsaintspress.com/Devotional-Booklets/Through-Death-to-New-Life-p646.html
AROUND THE COMMUNITY FEBRUARY 11 2018
St Mary's Jacobite Syriac Orthodox Church consecrate their new building. Since the fire at St. Mary Jacobite Syriac Orthodox Church we have shared our church with them so that they could con-tinue to worship as a faith community. We want to congratulate them on successfully renovating their sanctuary and as they celebrate the Sanctification and Dedication ceremony. May God bless and strengthen their parish. LIVE THE LITURGY - INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK We never marginalize or turn our backs on those who suffer violence, oppression from unjust systems, pov-erty, illness, or disease. Jesus never turned anyone away, but always extended a hand of healing and compassion. He would insist on extending God's mer-ciful and unconditional love to all, even if it meant breaking the Sabbath or civil law. Does the way we treat others, especially those who are different than us, reflect the freedom, joy, love, and good news of the Gospel? COMMUNITY MINISTRY FOOD BANK would like us to collect canned fruit again, for the month of Febru-ary. Please place your donation in the basket in the entrance of the church. Thank you for your generosi-ty!
Readings for the Week of February 11, 2018 Sunday: Lv 13:1-2, 44-46/Ps 32:1-2, 5, 11 [7]/1 Cor 10:31--11:1/Mk 1:40-45 Monday: Jas 1:1-11/Ps 119:67, 68, 71, 72, 75, 76 [77a]/Mk 8:11-13 Tuesday: Jas 1:12-18/Ps 94:12-13a, 14-15, 18-19 [12a]/Mk 8:14-21 Wednesday: Jl 2:12-18/2 Cor 5:20--6:2/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 12-13, 14 and 17 [cf. 3a]/Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 Thursday: Dt 30:15-20/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [40:5a]/Lk 9:22-25 Friday: Is 58:1-9a/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 18-19 [19b]/Mt 9:14-15 Saturday: Is 58:9b-14/Ps 86:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [11ab]/Lk 5:27-32 Next Sunday: Gn 9:8-15/Ps 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [cf. 10]/1 Pt 3:18-22/Mk 1:12-15 © Liturgical Publications Inc
LENTEN DAY OF PRAYER: IF TODAY YOU HEAR HIS VOICE, HARDEN NOT YOUR HEARTS Pray to know Jesus better and for the freedom to live life in his way. The Ignatian Spirituality Program will offer this day of prayer Saturday, March 3 from 9:30 A.M.-2:30 P.M. in the St. John Francis Regis Chapel at Regis Universi-ty. Retreat directors will offer presentations and prayer suggestions. Plenty of time will be allowed for individual silent prayer and reflection. We will celebrate Mass. Lunch will be provided. For more information and to register, go to ignatianspiritualitydenver.org/retreats/calendar or con-tact Paula Sapienza in the Ignatian Spirituality of Denver office: 303-320-9995; [email protected]. The deadline to register is February 23.
ITS TIME FOR THE VALENTINES DAY RAFFLE The drawing will be on after the 11:30 mass. 1st prize is $500, 2nd prize is $300, 3rd prize is $200. Only 100 tickets will be sold and the cost is $20. Your purchase of tickets will always assist the needs of the parish and community, and gives you a chance for as much as $500 just before Valentine's Day!
Holy Name Society The Club 50 drawing will be this Sunday, February 11 after the 11:30 Mass.
Observances Week of February 11, 2018 Sunday: 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time; World Day of the Sick; World Marriage Day Monday: Tuesday: Mardi Gras Wednesday: Ash Wednesday; Day of fasting & absti-nence; Valentine's Day Thursday: Friday: Day of abstinence Saturday: The Seven Holy Founders of the Servite Order
Next Sunday: 1st Sunday of Lent
REFLEXIONES DEL 11 DE FEBRERO DE 2018
Wanted: Choir Members We would love to have more singers in our choirs, either at 9:00 am. or 11:30 am Masses. For the 9:00 am Mass, we warm up at 8:15 on Sunday mornings in the community room, and stay to practice after mass for about half an hour. In the near future we hope to add some rehearsals at another time in preparation for Advent and Christmas.If youble reading and singing Spanish, since that mass is mostly Spanish. We also need singers for the Christ-mas mass choirsthe ability to read music is always nice, with YouTube, it isnof these times, please come up and see Frances after mass, or send an email to [email protected]
VIVIR LA LITURGIA ~ Nunca debemos de marginalizar o dejarnos de pre-ocupar por esas personas que sufren de violencia, opresión de sistemas injustos ni de enfermedades. Jesús nunca rechazaba a nadie; siempre extendía su mano de sanación compasión. Él insistiría en que nosotros también extendamos el amor misericordio-so e incondicional de Dios hacia todos, aunque sig-nifique que no santifiquemos el día sagrado o rompamos la ley. ¿La manera en que usted trata a los demás, especialmente a los que son diferentes a usted, refleja la libertad, el gozo, el amor y la buena noticia del Evangelio?
PREGUNTAS DE LA SEMANA
Primera Lectura Los antiguos israelitas ponían en cuarentena a esas personas que sufrían de la lepra por su miedo a que los demás se contagiaran. ¿De qué maneras hace nuestra sociedad reglas por miedo a los demás? Segunda Lectura Pablo pone una gran importancia en ser como Cristo hacia otros, invitando a los Corintios que lo imiten de esta forma. ¿Qué cosas de la vida de Pablo cree usted que nuestra sociedad deba imitar? Lectura del Evangelio ¿Cuál fue la consecuencia inesperada que Jesús exper-imentó como resultado de curar al leproso? ¿Le sorprendió?
BANCO DE ALIMENTOS DEL MINISTERIO DE LA CO-MUNIDAD necesita fruta en conserva para el mes de enero. Por favor coloque su donación en la canasta en la entrada de la iglesia. Las conmemoraciones de la semana del 11 de febrero de 2018 Domingo: 6º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario; la Jorna-da Mundial del Enfermo; Día Mundial del Matrimonio Lunes: Martes: Mardi Gras Miércoles: Miércoles de Ceniza; día de ayuno y absti-nencia; Día de san Valentín Jueves: Viernes: Día de abstinencia Sábado: Santos Fundadores de la Orden Siervos de María Domingo siguiente: 1er Domingo de la Cuaresma
Las lecturas de la semana del 11 de febrero de 2018 Domingo: Lv 13, 1-2. 44-46/Sal 32, 1-2. 5. 11 [7]/1 Cor 10, 31--11, 1/Mc 1, 40-45 Lunes: Sant 1, 1-11/Sal 119, 67. 68. 71. 72. 75. 76 [77]/Mc 8, 11-13 Martes: Sant 1, 12-18/Sal 94, 12-13. 14-15. 18-19 [12]/Mc 8, 14-21 Miércoles: Jl 2, 12-18/2 Cor 5, 20--6, 2/Sal 51, 3-4. 5-6. 12-13. 14 y 17 [cfr. 3]/Mt 6, 1-6. 16-18 Jueves: Dt 30, 15-20/Sal 1, 1-2. 3. 4 y 6 [40, 5]/Lc 9, 22-25 Viernes: Is 58, 1-9/Sal 51, 3-4. 5-6. 18-19 [19]/Mt 9, 14-15 Sábado: Is 58, 9-14/Sal 86, 1-2. 3-4. 5-6 [11]/Lc 5, 27-32 Domingo siguiente: Gn 9, 8-15/Sal 25, 4-5. 6-7. 8-9 [cfr. 10]/1 Pe 3, 18-22/Mc 1, 12-15 © Liturgical Publications Inc
