Fourth Sunday of Lent March 26th, 2017...2017/03/26 · Fri, March 31st 10am-2pm Thrift Shoppe (CH) 9:15am and 7pm Way of the Cross (MC) Sat, April 1st 10am-2pm Thrift Shoppe (CH)

Fourth Sunday of Lent March 26th, 2017

"Neither he nor his parents sinned; it

is so that the works of God might be

made visible through him. –John 9:3

March 26th, 2017 Blessed Trinity Catholic Church — www.BlessedTrinityOrlando.org Page 2

Monday, March 27th, 2017 Is 65:17-21/Jn 4:43-54 8:30am—Carlos Sabogal ♥

Tuesday, March 28th, 2017 Ez 47:1-9, 12/Jn 5:1-16 8:30am—Barbara Schafers †

Wednesday, March 29th, 2017 Is 49:8-15/Jn 5:17-30 8:30am—Jessie Patawaran †

Thursday, March 30th, 2017 Ex 32:7-14/Jn 5:31-47 8:30am—Edwin Prusak †

Friday, March 31st, 2017 Wis 2:1, 12-22/Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30 8:30am—Catholic Residents at Watercrest ♥

Saturday, April 1st, 2017 Jer 11:18-20/Jn 7:40-53 8:30am—John Han Van Tran † 5:00pm—Gerdy Priewe †

Sunday, April 2nd, 2017 Ez 37:12-14/Rom 8:8-11/Jn 11:1-45 8:00am—Kim Goehring † 10:00am—People of the Church ♥ 12:00pm—Sabat Evaristo Hernandez † 5:00pm—Bob Redmond †

For the peaceful repose: † For the prayer intention: ♥

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil: 5:00pm (English)

Sunday: 8:00am (English), 10:00am (English), 12:00pm (Spanish), 5:00pm (English)

Monday — Saturday: 8:30am in the Welcome Center Rosary (Monday through Saturday): 8:00am

RECONCILIATION Monday through Saturday: after 8:30am Mass

Saturday: 4:00pm-4:30pm in Main Church Sunday: 11:15am-11:45am (Spanish)

Sun, March 26th 9am-12pm Coffee & Donuts (PC)

Mon, March 27th 9am-3pm Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (WC)

Tues, March 28th 10am-2pm Thrift Shoppe (CH)

Wed, March 29th 9:30am Biblical Series (PC)

Thurs, March 30th

Fri, March 31st 10am-2pm Thrift Shoppe (CH) 9:15am and 7pm Way of the Cross (MC)

Sat, April 1st 10am-2pm Thrift Shoppe (CH)

Sun, April 2nd 9am-12pm Coffee & Donuts (PC)

PRIESTS

Reverend Roland Nadeau, M.S. Pastor

Reverend William J. Slight, M.S. Associate Pastor

Reverend Robert Susann, M.S. Airport Chaplain (In Residence)

PASTORAL STAFF

Rev. Mr. José González Deacon Rev. Mr. Miguel Pagán Deacon Rev. Mr. Manny Garcia Deacon Bro. Ron Lafleche, M.S. Sacristan Dawn Wilson Administrative Bookkeeper Araceli Cruz Secretary/Pastoral Assistant Carlos Bernard Faith Formation Coordinator Yliana Soto Faith Formation Assistant Brandie Akos Youth Ministry Coordinator Cheryl Haney Director of Liturgy & Music Susan Abouchacra Parish Projects Coordinator Nelson Rodriguez Maintenance Coordinator Turner Flynn Media Specialist

PARISH OFFICE

4545 Anderson Road Orlando, Florida 32812

Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8am - 4:30pm Phone: 407-277-1702 | Fax: 407-277-1973

Parish Website: www.blessedtrinityorlando.org E-mail: [email protected]

Fr. Roland: [email protected] Fr. Bill: [email protected]

Our parish is staffed by the Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette, Province of Mary Mother of

Americas, along with our sister church, Good Shepherd Parish in Orlando.

SCRIPTURE READINGS AND INTENTIONS

M C — M a in C h u r ch ; P C — P a r i s h C e n t er ; H O — H i d e O u t (Y o u t h R o o m ) ; W C — W e l c o m e C e n t e r ( P a r i sh O f f i c e ) ; C H — C a u l f i e l d H o u s e

PA R I S H C A L E N D A R


FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT

(Readings: 1 Samuel 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a — Ephesians 5:8-14 — John 9:1-41)

Seeing Light, Being Light — If you have ever been questioned by people who don’t want to believe you, you have a good idea of what the man born blind went through. And so you also know what the two children who saw Our Lady of La Salette experienced. They were first subjected to interrogation by the

mayor, who did not want his town associated with anything like an apparition, and was by no means disposed to believe in it himself. He even tried to bribe Mélanie, whose family was desperately poor, to

deny what she had seen and heard. After all, who could reasonably be expected to believe that the Blessed Virgin could come to this remote place, and to such persons as these? But, as we read in the first reading,

“Not as man sees does God see, because man sees the appearance but the Lord looks into the heart.” Even the clergy were naturally skeptical. The last thing they wanted was to have a fraud perpetrated in the name of Our Lady. They, too, questioned the children, trying to trip them up; but, unlike the mayor, they

came away convinced of two things at least: these children were not lying, nor were they remotely capable of making up such a story and such a message. As more light was shed on the event, the more the truth of the event became evident. St. Paul writes that “light produces every kind of goodness and righteousness and truth.” He goes so far as to say that Christians are light. The man born blind received light in stages:

physically first, and then spiritually. The hostility he encountered actually helped him to deepen his understanding of what had happened to him, preparing him for his profession of faith at the end of the

story. Lent is half over. It provides an opportunity for us to be gradually enlightened, both over a six week period and from year to year. The discipline of Lent is not meant to be easy. Through it we are challenged,

or we challenge ourselves, to turn ever more toward the light that is Christ. It is time for us to become light.

“Let Your Light Shine”

Saint Paul gives us a wakeup call. As stewards of the light

of Christ, we are to reflect that light with the help of the

Holy Spirit. If Christ’s work has transformed and illumi-

nated our lives, there should be a change. The light of

Christ’s ac ve presence should be at work in us. And as

the light shines within us, we take on the proper es of

that light and we shine too. We are used by God to shine

the light of Christ in the lives of others. A challenging

Lenten reflec on: Is the light of Christ shining in our

hearts? Is the light of Christ reflec ng out from us to

others?

S a c r i f i c i a l G i v i n g

Fostering Stewardship as a way of life for Blessed Trinity Catholic Church

Weekend of March 18th & 19th, 2017 Offertory: $13,636.50 EFT: $3,860.45

Debt Red: $1,281 EFT: $411.77

M i n i s t r y O p p o r t u n i t i e s

Council of Catholic Women (CCW) Peggy Beck: 407-766-9686

Barbara McCormack: 407-855-2661 Knights of Columbus (KOC)

GK: Christian Singleton 407-770-8174 Membership: Norman Gonsalves 407-592-1133

Men’s Club Bob Buzzetti: 407-825-9906 Paul Asplen: 407-883-0334

Rosary Makers Marie Blackford : 407-384-6223

Respect Life Ministry Irene Sandler: 847-807-5729

Our Ministries are listed on a four-week cycle. If you don’t see the ministry you are looking for this

week, please call our Parish Office.


If you or a member of your family would like to be on the prayer list, please call the office.

Si usted o algún miembro de su familia desea estar en la lista de oración, favor de llamar a

la oficina.

Please pray for/Oremos por: Gary Bond — Bridget McNeil — Fr. Roland — John Falco — Anthony Falco — Rita

Mahoney — Maureen Mo — Mayra Friend — Laurie Rollman — Carmella Ma hews — Laura & Russell Foss — Linda

Foss — Roger Foss — Raymond Foss — Thomas Campbell —Bob Rahal — Richard Tartaglia —Mario Delgado — Isabel

Pagan Rivera — Maria Head — Alma Ashbaugh — Pa y Quandt — Marie Heur n — Marty Dow — Adora Colon &

family — Larry Fegebank — Juanita Cuellar — Richard Kaiser — Ester Velasquez — Paul Carlton — Alda Wade — Lou &

Suzanne Leone — Maria Pagara — Mary Rose — Jennie Prefontaine — Mirian Marinaro — Michelle Bagg — Adela

Maisonet — Armand Roy —Maria Reyes — Donna & Jesse Perkins — Dianne & Joe Zdrodowski — Trish Dow — Mary

Jane Crook — Miguel Pabon — Irma D’Ambrosia — Michael Mendoza — Augusto Hoyle — Steve Stachowski — Paul

Carrolton — Annelle Shup — Esie Ward — Mari Meza Family — Bebi Jimenez — Ed Swan — John & Maureen Conroy —

Mary Breiding — Paul McDonough — Sr. Cecilia Franco — Sr. Joanne Bierl — Sr. Kathie Shea — Steve Kurtz — Olivia

Geiger — Dylan Chang — Emily Wood — Lou Columna — Dunia Farinas — Fr. Bill Zamborsky — Tim Gutman

Mary Hopkins — February 20th, 2017 Yvonne Dugas — March 17th, 2017

Please pray for those who have entered eternal life. Por favor oren por aquellos que han pasado a la

vida eterna.

Second Blessings Thri Shoppe & Bou que

Open Tuesdays, Fridays & Saturdays

10 am - 2 pm

**New Small Housewares Department**

We accept Knick-knacks, Ladies, Men’s & Children’s

Clothing Shoes, Purses, Books, Religious Ar cles, &

Jewelry gi Items.

Sorry, No Electronics, Furniture,

Appliances or Bedding

Dona ons only accepted during opera ng hours.

Please do not leave dona ons outside of building.

Adora on of the Blessed

Sacrament

Adora on of the Blessed

Sacrament is held every

Monday from 9am in the

morning to 3pm in the

a ernoon. Adora on is also

held every first Friday of the month from

9am to 9pm in the chapel.

The Biblical Series

Every Wednesday at 9:30am in the

Parish Center

All are welcome to join this adult Bible

study to journey through sacred scripture learning about

the roots of our Catholic faith, while witnessing God’s plan

for our salva on through Jesus.

T r a v e le r s M a s s

Every Sunday at 8:15am

and 12pm at the Orlando International

Airport with Fr. Robert Susann. Mass takes

place in the Chapel located

behind Security for Gates 1-59

A l l a r e w e l c o m e ! ! !

O U R P R A Y E R I N T E N T I O N S

BLESSED TRINITY PARISH MISSION


Blessed Trinity Holy Week Schedule 2017

Holy Thursday April 13th

8:30am Morning Prayer — 7pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper

Good Friday April 14th

8:30am Morning Prayer — 12pm Service (Spanish) —

3pm Service (English) — 7pm Living Sta ons of the Cross

Holy Saturday April 15th

8:30am Morning Prayer — 1pm Children’s Easter Egg Hunt —

8pm Easter Vigil

Easter Sunday April 16th

8am Mass — 10am Mass — 12pm Mass (Spanish) — 5pm Mass

Children’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt

Please help the Easter Bunny get ready for the Easter Egg Hunt at Blessed Trinity

by dona ng plas c Easter eggs and individually wrapped candies. All Dona ons

can be dropped off at the parish office un l April 10th. Many Thanks!

Annual Children’s Easter Egg Hunt — April 15th, 2017 at 1:00PM Starts in the Parish Center. All families are welcome to come!

Chuck Sheffield Annual Fish Fry

To those new to the parish the story of this event goes back to our earliest

days. We would have a Father son/daughter fishing contest at Chuck's St Johns

River property. The winner got a trophy and the parish got a fish fry.

THE NEW IMPROVED FISH FRY will see some changes. Thanks to the able assistance of the Youth

Group we will have our meal served hot at our table. Meals will be fresh and hot. The menu is:

Fried Cod fish loin, baked beans, hush puppies, coleslaw, drink and dessert. We also will have clam

chowder available and beer and wine. ALL TICKETS will be sold in advance so get yours in the

church entrance or at the parish office. No ckets will be sold at the door. The cost is only $10.00

adult and $5.00 children. Date is Friday April 7 from 5 to 7. Hope to see you there. BTMC

BLESSED TRINITY ANNOUNCEMENTS


At the 10:00 Mass this weekend, our elect at Blessed Trinity

celebrate the Second Scru ny. The elect are called forward,

accompanied by their sponsors. The presider invites the

community to pray in silence for the elect. The elect are then

invited to assume a posture of prayer; usually by kneeling. Prayers

of intercession are prayed for the elect based on their needs, the

community, and the world. They are usually sung by a cantor in a

slow, deliberate, and ascending movement making for an extremely powerful moment in the ritual.

Following the intercessions, the presider will pray a prayer of exorcism and freedom for the

elect. Included in this prayer will be the laying of hands on the elect, praying for the con nued

freedom from the effects of sin and the influence of the devil, and that God’s Spirit may breathe life

where there was once death due to sin. They receive new strength in the midst of their spiritual

journey and they open their hearts to receive the gi s of the Savior. The elect are then dismissed

from the assembly to con nue to break open their experience of the scru ny and of the word

proclaimed in the assembly.

Mark your calendar!

The Life in the Spirit Seminar will be presented beginning at 9:30 am Saturday, April 22, 2017

con nuing for 7 consecu ve weeks in the Welcome Center Chapel. This is an opportunity to

establish, re-establish or deepen an individual rela onship with God through Jesus, the Christ

and experience a fuller life in the Spirit. For Info, call Be y Ligas 407-859-0845

CCW SAYS THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU We cannot say thank you enough to our parishioners, family, friends, co-workers and neighbors who have made it possible for the Blessed Trinity Council of Catholic Women to be able to mail out 134 care packages to our Military in the war zone for a cost of $2324.90 on Saturday, March 11th. Thank you so much for your prayers, cookies,

and all the other goodies, supplies and monetary dona ons of which covered most of the cost of the postage to make this all possible. Thank you to all the helpers who picked up the extra supplies from businesses, transpor ng the supplies from my house to the hall, se ng up the hall on Friday, filling and packing the boxes and going to the P.O. to mail the boxes on Saturday. Receiving a package from someone (especially someone that they do not even know) with the Thank You note from YOU our parishioners means more to a Military person so far away from home than I could ever explain. Thank you again and God Bless you all from all our CCW awesome ladies.


Save the Date

Vaca on Bible School June 19th – 23rd (9:00am – 12:15pm)

Registra on opens: April 1st, 2017

Ques ons? Email Kim Aldinger at:

[email protected]



Blessed Trinity’s Our Catholic Appeal needs

your help! So far, only 11.3 % of Blessed Trinity

parishioners have made pledges to Our Catholic Appeal. We have pledged $106,966 of our

$173,856 goal. In the spirit of Lenten almsgiving, please give what you can to support

Blessed Trinity’s mandatory assessment. Our Catholic Appeal truly puts our faith in ac on!

Envelopes may be found on the tables in the Narthex or make your pledge online. Thank you

for your hear elt support!

Make your pledge online at www.cfocf.org/oca/give

OR

The Interfaith Yoga Project returns to Blessed Trinity for a Lenten Yoga prac ce where mindful

movement, sacred breath and shared experience will be explored and celebrated, fostering a

deeper understanding and apprecia on for the Lenten Season and its rich tradi ons.

Sunday April 2nd, 2:00-3:30 in the church

Free and open to all levels; no prior yoga experience necessary (can even be done in a chair).

Please bring a yoga mat if you have one (extra mats will be available) and dress in modest athle c

clothing. Please direct any ques ons and RSVP to Joanmarie Seacord

(407-484-0880 or [email protected]).

Altar Serving Rehearsal

Rehearsals for new altar servers will take place Wednesday April 19th &

Wednesday April 26th. If you would like to par cipate in this ministry, please

contact Brother Ron at 407-277-1702 ext. 116 or see him a er any of the

weekend Masses at church. Altar Serving is open to anyone who has made

their First Communion or will make their First Communion this May.

Knights of Columbus Our Lady of La Sale e Council 11328

The drawing for our St. Patrick's Celebra on Event was held on Saturday

evening, May 18th in the Parish Center. The Winners are as follows.

Gold Prize Winner $500: Christopher Dimengo

Silver Prize Winner $250: Ronilo Cataulin

Emerald Prize Winner $100: Raquel Du Vinage,

We thank our parishioners for your support and generosity!


Lenten Shoe Drive During Lent, would you please consider giving the

children of our sister diocese in the Dominican Republic a pair of close toed shoes to wear to school. 400 plus

children walk some distance up and down the mountain paths to a end. Shoes wear out very quickly. New shoes

may be dropped of in the Narthex or brought to the Parish Office during business hours. Thank you so much for your con nued generosity!

Way of the Cross — Friday’s during Lent at 9:15am & 7pm The Stations of the Cross began as the practice of pious pilgrims to Jerusalem who would retrace the final journey of Jesus Christ to Calvary. Later, for the

many who wanted to pass along the same route, but could not make the trip to Jerusalem, a practice developed that eventually took the form of the fourteen

stations currently found in almost every church.

Lenten Lunches Are Back

At the Conway United Methodist Church at 12pm noon. A pastor or minister from one of the Conway area

churches will speak on a Lenten theme:

Wednesday, April 5th — Conway First Bap st Church

**Reserva ons through Blessed Trinity the previous Monday by 12pm**

$5 at the door. Please bring at least 1 canned good for the needy in the Conway area. In the spirit of

ecumenism, food will be distributed through the pantry at Conway Methodist. Please call the Parish Office,

407-277-1702 to RSVP



CH — Iglesia; PC — Centro Parroquial; DR — Salón de Despedida; WC — Centro de Bienvenida (Oficina Parroquial); PC — Salón de Reuniones; YR — Salón Juvenil; TS — Tienda de Segunda Mano

Lecturas de la Semana Lunes, Marzo 27, 2017

Is 65:17-21/Jn 4:43-54

Martes, Marzo 28, 2017 Ez 47:1-9, 12/Jn 5:1-16

Miércoles, Marzo 29, 2017 Is 49:8-15/Jn 5:17-30

Jueves, Marzo 30, 2017 Ex 32:7-14/Jn 5:31-47

Viernes, Marzo 31, 2017 Sab 2:1, 12-22/Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30

Sábado, Abril 1, 2017 Jer 11:18-20/Jn 7:40-53

Domingo, Abril 2, 2017 Ez 37:12-14/Rom 8:8-11/Jn 11:1-45

Domingo, 26 de marzo Rosario 11:20am (CH)

Lunes, 27 de marzo Adoración al Santísimo 9am-3pm (WC),

Martes, 28 de marzo Tienda de Segunda Mano 10am-2pm (TS),

Miércoles, 29 de marzo Almuerzo en la Iglesia Metodista 12pm,

Jueves, 30 de marzo Clase Bíblica 7pm (PC)

Viernes, 31 de marzo Circulo de Oración 7pm (WC)

Sábado, 1 de abril Tienda de Segunda Mano 10am-2pm (TS),

Domingo, 2 de abril Rosario 11:20am (CH)

Rosario Divina Misericordia El grupo de la Divina Misericordia se reúne cada domingo después de misa en el salón al lado del altar para rezar el Ro-sario. Estan todos invitados a acompañarnos y participar de es-te lindo regalo que nos regalo. Señor Rubén Marcano (407) 446-4224.

Sagrada Familia Si desea que la imagen de la Sagrada Familia los visite en su casa favor de comunicarse con Jose Linares (407) 591-0731

Clases Bíblicas Las clases bíblicas con el Sr. Rogelio Manrique son los jue-ves a la 7:00pm en los salones 7 y 8 del salón parroquial.

El Círculo de Oración Paz y Gozo Los invita a compartir con ellos todos los viernes a las 7:00pm empezando con el rosario en el Centro de Bienvenida. Acompá-ñenos cantar, orar, alabar y recibir bendiciones. ¡Los espera-mos! Eduardo Cintron (321)947-2920

LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES Domingo: Cuarto Domingo de Cuaresma Viernes: Abstinencia Sábado: Primer sábado

MINISTERIOS DE EDUCACIÓN Y FORMACIÓN Educación Religiosa (Grados PreK-5)

Carlos Bernard: 407-277-1702 ext. 103 Preparación Matrimonial

Araceli Cruz: 407-277-1702 ext. 101 RICA — Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos

Nora Ortiz: 407-277-1702 Ministerio de Jóvenes (Grados 6-12) y Jóvenes Adultos

Brandie Akos: 407-277-1702 ext. 102 MINISTERIOS DE HOSPITALIDAD Y CONSUELO

Ministros de Consuelo: Teresa Ahumada: 407-421-7233

Ministros de los Enfermos: Francisco Murillo: 407-766-9045


Reflexión….

Estaciones de la Cruz Todos los Martes a las 7pm

en la Iglesia Principal ¡Acompáñanos!

INVITACION Si quieres conocer más sobre la Virgen María a través de las escrituras, te invitamos a un taller de 6 clases, ofrecido por el Sr. Eduardo Domín-guez, comenzando el próximo martes 4 de abril, a las 7:00PM en el Centro Parroquial. En este taller te llevaremos a escudriñar las escritu-ras como preparación para la celebración del Centenario de las Apari-ciones de la Virgen de Fátima el 13 de mayo de 2017. ¡TE ESPERAMOS!

Viendo la luz, Siendo luz (Cuarto domingo de Cuaresma: 1 Samuel 16:1-13; Efesios 5:8-14; Juan 9:1-14) Si nunca fuiste cues onado por personas que no quieren creerte, ya enes una buena idea acerca de las cosas por las que tuvo que pasar el hombre ciego de nacimiento. Y así puedes saber también lo que experimentaron los dos niños que vieron a Nuestra Señora de La Sale e. Ellos fueron primeramente some dos a interrogación, por el alcalde, quien no quería que su poblado se vea asociado con nada como una aparición, y de ningún modo él mismo estaba dis-puesto a creerla. Llegó hasta a intentar sobornar a Melania, cuya familia era desesperadamente pobre, para que niegue lo que había visto y oído. Después de todo, ¿quién podría esperar razonablemente que alguien creyese que la San sima Virgen pu-diera haber venido a este lugar remoto y a personas como esas? Pero como leemos en la primera lectura, “Dios no ve como los hombres, que ven la apariencia; el Señor ve el corazón”. Y naturalmente, hasta los clérigos eran escép cos. Lo úl mo que querían era tener un fraude perpetrado en el nombre de Nuestra Señora. Ellos, también, interrogaron a los niños, intentando hacerles tropezar; pero, al contrario de lo que pasó con el alcalde, ellos resultaron convencidos por lo menos de dos cosas: los niños no men an, y no eran ni remotamente capaces de inventar una historia tal como esa y además con un mensaje tal. Conforme más luz se ponía sobre el acontecimiento, más la verdad del acontecimiento se hacía evidente. San Pablo escribe que “la luz produce toda clase de bondad, jus cia y verdad” Y aun va más allá hasta a afir-mar que los Cris anos son luz. El ciego de nacimiento recibió la luz por etapas: sicamente primero y luego espiritualmente. La hos lidad que encontró le ayudo a profundizarse más en el entendimiento de lo que le había ocurrido, preparándole para su profesión de fe al final del relato. Ya estamos pasando la mitad de la Cuaresma. Se nos da la oportunidad de ser gradualmente iluminados, ya sea en un periodo de seis semanas o de año en año. La disciplina de la Cuaresma no se supone que sea fácil. Por medio de esa disciplina somos desafiados o nos desafiamos a nosotros mismos para dirigirnos aun más hacia la luz que es Cristo. Ya es empo de transformarnos en luz. (Traducido por Hno. Moisés Rueda MS Bolivia)


¡ENTERESE!

Exposición del Santísimo Todos los primeros viernes del mes tendremos exposición al Santísimo. Empezando después de la misa de las 8:30 de la mañana y terminando a las 9:00 de la noche con el grupo de oración. También todos los lunes hay adoración desde las 9am a las 3pm. En la capilla en el Centro de Bienvenida. ¡Invitamos a todos a que nos acompañen a vivir momentos de oración y recogimiento!

TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE Esta semana recordamos el nacimiento de uno de nuestros propios héroes: César Estrada Chávez, quien nació en Arizona en 1927 y falleció en Los Ángeles, California en 1993. El racismo y la injusticia de su tiem-po, obligaron a él y su familia a salir de su natal Arizona, pues sus padres perdieron sus tierras a causa de unos malhechores. En 1938 el destino lo llevó a Los Ángeles, al barrio “Sal, si puedes”. Con la ayuda de Dolores Huerta y otras personas, en 1962 fundó el movimiento sindical de campesinos que daría a luz a United Farm Workers para protestar por las injusticias que nuestro pueblo sufría en los viñedos, situación que bien puede describirse como barbarie. Muchos se unieron a la “huelga” y al boicoteo de uvas bajo la bandera roja del águila azteca y el estandarte de Guadalupe. De esta manera, con símbolos de nuestro origen indígena y religioso, César nos enseñó que “Sí se puede” salir adelante. En dos ocasiones, en 1972 y en 1988 respectivamente, debido a que algunos compañeros del movimiento querían incurrir en la violencia para salir adelante, César hizo un ayuno de 24 y 36 días respectivamente. De esta manera exhortó una vez más a todo el movimiento de que sólo mediante el trabajo, la fe y el sacrificio se pueden lograr las cosas. ¡Sí se puede! —Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

La Santísima Trinidad Nunca es demasiado pronto para planificar! Seminario de la "Vida en el Espíritu" de la Santísima Trinidad Una serie de siete partes comienza el cuarto sábado de abril de 2017, en inglés. ¿Sabes qué más sucede en todos y cada uno de esos sábados? ¡Misa diaria de 8:30 am! A pesar de que el Seminario comienza después de la Misa, cuán grande sería si todos pu-diésemos reunirnos en la misa como uno solo. "Somos Uno en el Espíritu" dice el canto, ¡qué hermoso experi-mentar verdaderamente "Vida en el Espíritu" con vuestros compañeros, (Ministros Extraordinarios de la Sa-grada Eucaristía a los enfermos y a los que se quedan en casa), asistiendo a la misa primero!

Blessed Trinity Horario de Semana Santa 2017

Jueves Santo Abril 13 8:30am Oración de la Mañana — 7pm Misa de La Ultima Cena

Viernes Santo Abril 14 8:30am Oración de la Manana — 12pm Servicio (Español) — 3pm Servicio (Ingles) — 7pm Estaciones de la Cruz en vivo

Sabado de Gloria Abril 15 8:30am Oración de la Mañana — 1pm Busqueda de Huevitos —

8pm Vigilia Pascual Domingo de Pascua Abril 16

8am Misa — 10am Misa— 12pm Misa (Español) — 5pm Misa


¡ENTERESE!

ALMUERZOS DE CUARESMA EN LA IGLESIA METODISTA DE CONWAY Cada Miércoles se ofrecerá una reflexión dirigida por un Pastor o

Ministro sobre temas relacionados a la Cuaresma. ¡Aprovecha esta oportunidad

de reflexión y confraternización! Wed. April 5 — Conway Baptist

A las 12:00 del medio día Para reservaciones favor llamar a la oficina parroquial al 407-277-1702

El Costo del almuerzo es de $5.00 pagadero en la puerta. Favor de traer comida enlatada para las personas necesitadas del Área de Conway. Siguiendo el espíritu ecuménico, la comida será distribuida a través de la despensa de alimento de la Iglesia Metodista de Conway.

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Fourth Sunday of Lent March 26th, 2017...2017/03/26 · Fri, March 31st 10am-2pm Thrift Shoppe (CH) 9:15am and 7pm Way of the Cross (MC) Sat, April 1st 10am-2pm Thrift Shoppe (CH)