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Zack Sowieja & family, Ruben Quintero, Marilyn Bryan, Darrell Redman, Fred Garcia, Julie Kuper, Pat Schmeckel, Corky Wilson, Mary Ann Olson, Esther Jones, Joshua Jones, Lucy Wolff, Bob Christensen, Yvonne Diaz, Pat Squire, Marlene Brandt, Dolores Snell, Harry & Joan Bennett, Susan Buchan, Julia Heroux, David and Dina Fiftal, Ray Alarid Sr. Chuck Moroni and for all others in our Parish and Community who are in need of our prayer.
For the souls of our departed: Dora Castro, Dorothy Bruno and Amadeo, Rodney Olson, Clarence Gomez, Ted Diaz, Dorothy Ceremuga, Brian Garland, Helen Mahon (Jackie Vazquez’s grandmother), Georgi Aibner, Patty Mobley, Dale Baker, Barbara Rossum, Criselda Chavez, Billy Woody, Rudy Alvardo ,Linda Tomasi, Mike Frances, Selensky, Mary Ellen Smith Bouchard, Pauline Zoulek, Rita Carpenter, Norman Buchan, Therese Daily Gonzales, Martin Ghastin & Bernice Ghastin. November 8th – XXXII Sunday of Ordinary Time
Wisdom 6:12-16 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 Matthew 25:1-13
November 9th –Dedication of the Lateran Basilica in Rome
Ezekiel 47:1-2,8-9,12 John 2:13-22
November 10th– Memorial of Saint Leo the Great
Titus 2:1-8,11-14 Luke 17:7-10
November 11th – Memorial of Saint Martin of Tours
Titus 3:1-7 Luke 17:11-19
November 12th– Memorial of Saint Josaphat
Philemon 7-20 Luke 17:20-25
November 13th– Memorial of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini
2 John 4-9 Luke 17:26-37
November 14th– Weekday
3 John 5-8 Luke 18:1-8
SUNDAY: 3RD & 4TH YEAR THEOLOGY MONDAY: 1ST & 2ND YEAR THEOLOGY TUESDAY: 1ST & 2ND YEAR THEOLOGY WEDNESDAY: SPIRITUALITY YEAR THURSDAY: COLLEGE FRESHMEN & SOPHOMORES FRIDAY: VOCATIONS MINISTRY SATURDAY: APPLICANTS & PROSPECTIVE SEMINARIANS
761 BIRCH AVE. P.O. BOX 191 RIFLE, CO. 81650 WWW.STMARYRIFLE.COM
NOVEMBER 8TH, 2020 XXXII SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME PARISH DIRECTORY
Pastor: Fr. Gerardo García
Business Manager: Melissa Rodríguez
970-625-5125 x20
Office Assistant: Litzy Rivera
Religious Ed Coordinator: Mandie Dovey
625-3891 x23
Office Hours:
Tuesday 4:45 pm—6:45 pm
Sunday (Classes) 7:30 am—9:15 am
Family Life/Youth Ministry Coordinator:
Sophie Simms, 625-3891 x107
Office Hours: Tuesday:12:30pm-2:30pm
Maintenance: Joe Skelly, 281-474-7650
Fax: 970-625-1095
Email: [email protected]
Prayer Requests: Call: 625-5125
Submission Deadlines:
• Bulletin - Tuesday
• Announcements - Thursday
English Mass Schedule: • MON., TUES., FRI. - 8:30 AM • SATURDAY - 4:30 PM • SUNDAY - 7:30 AM • SUNDAY - 9:30 AM
Sacred Heart 230 N 6th St. Silt
• SUNDAY - 7:30 AM
Spanish Mass Schedule • THURSDAY - 7:00 PM • SATURDAY- 7:00 PM • SUNDAY-12:00 PM • SUNDAY-6:00 PM • FIRST SATURDAY– 6:00AM
Reconciliation Schedule (Bilingual) • MON, TUES, FRI—8:00AM • FRIDAY – 7:00-9:00 PM • SATURDAY—3:30 -4:30 PM
ADORATION SCHEDULE:
• • FRI. 9:15 – 9:45 AM • FIRST FRIDAY 8:00 AM – SATURDAY
6:00 AM • EVERY SUNDAY 6:00 AM – 7:00 AM
(MEN’S PRAYERGROUP)
RESPECT FOR THE PLANET’S RESOURCES. THAT THE PLANET’S RESOURCES WILL NOT
BE PLUNDERED, BUT NOT SHARED IN A JUST AND RESPECTFUL MANNER.
Parish Council: Representatives from all Groups and Ministries
Finance Council: Michelle Duran, Rosie Ruiz, Susie Meraz, Bill and
Dianna Swigert.
ST. MARY PARISH
CATHOLIC CHURCH
WE WHO ARE ALIVE, WHO ARE LEFT, WILL BE CAUGHT UP TOGETHER WITH THEM IN THE CLOUDS TO MEET THE LORD IN THE
AIR. 1 THESSALONIANS 4:17
230 NORTH 6TH STREET, SILT — SUNDAY MASS AT 7:30AM COFFEE HOUR - 3RD SUNDAY AFTER MASS CONFESSIONS AFTER MASS BY REQUEST LECTOR (): EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS (): OFFERTORY: ATTENDANCE:
Stay awake and be ready! For you do not know on what day your
Lord will come.
A non-Christian friend asked if Catholics read the Bible. What can I say about Catholics and the Bible? Yes. Catholics consider the Bible to be the inspired word of God by which he revealed to the Jewish and early Christian people who he is and how they can attain salvation. The Bible comprises many shorter works collected together. The books of the Bible were written at different times by different people. There are two parts to the Bible: the Old Testament and the New Testament. The Old Testament talks about God’s relations with the Jewish people before the coming of Jesus. The Old Testament consists of the fi rst fi ve books, which are sometimes called the Pentateuch; the histories, which tell about the conquest of the Holy Land; the prophets, which record the words of those sent to Israel to call it back to the true belief in God; the writings, containing sacred songs (the Psalms), advice on everyday living, and other explorations of religious issues. In the Greek tradition, which Catholics follow, the Old Testament contains forty-six books. The New Testament, a collection of twenty-seven shorter books, talks about Jesus and his followers. It consists of the four Gospels, which are about Jesus’ life on earth, his death, and resurrection; letters, which are written to newly established Christian communities to guide them in their faith; the Acts of the Apostles, which is a history of the activities of the early Church; and a book of prophesy, called Revelation. — [email protected]
The study of the sacred Scriptures must be a door opened to every believer….Evangelization demands familiarity with God’s word, which calls
for dioceses, parishes, and Catholic associations to provide for a serious, ongoing study of the Bible, while encouraging its prayerful individual and
communal reading. —EVANGELII GAUDIUM, NOVEMBER 24, 2013
NEW TBERNACLE As you know, thanks to the generosity of some parishioners, we have acquired a new tabernacle for the adoration chapel. This tabernacle has the peculiarity that the most holy sacrament can be displayed without using a monstrance. This new tabernacle will be consecrated and blessed next Sunday, November 15, during the 9:30 am in English and 6:00 pm in Spanish mass by Rev. Guillermo Bustillos. Hopefully, we may continue spending quality time in the presence of the Lord. PRAYERS FOR PRIESTLY VOCATIONS. In the bulletin you will find inserted a beautiful prayer for priestly vocations. I ask you to please pray for the seminarians and formators of the seminary. I would like to thank everyone who helped me in this project. Jean and her husband, Bill and Deanna, Gustavo and Chayo, Lucia, Lynn Ho, Joe and Agnes Skelly and all the other parishioners that participated as well in spirit. I can not tell you how much of an Honor it was to serve the Lord in this way, and little did I know, I was making a sacrifice to God for my deceased loved ones, on this special day, when the seed was actually planted. The evening mass turned out to be such a blessing to me as I was able to meet others at a distance and feel the genuine love of the community come together for our church. Thank you Father García for allowing me to try this project here in Rifle. May God Bless You always and Keep you safe wherever you are and go. In Jesus Christ Love. Barbara Ramirez
ALL OFFICE NEEDS WILL ONLY BE DONE OVER THE PHONE AT 970-625-5125 OR BY EMAIL AT
[email protected] THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING!
Anointing of the Sick
This sacrament is for anyone of the Catholic faith who begins to be in danger of death due to sickness, long term or terminal illnesses, facing serious medical procedures or surgery, or suffering from the frailty of old age.
If in need of this sacrament contact Fr. Gerardo Garcia at the
Parish office - 970-625-5125 or email him direct at [email protected].
Seating will be on a first come first serve basis.
Currently there is no obligation to attend Sunday Mass. If you are in a high risk group, have a cough, sick, or been in contact with a sick person, please do not attend. Risks exist and attendance is voluntary.
Garfield Public Health has issued these directives:
1. Masks (face coverings) shall be required by all guests, when at all possible. (Archdiocese states if under age 2-3 or for medical reasons exempt.)
2. Maintain at least 6 feet of distance between individuals or between groups of a single household.
3. Guests shall not be permitted to wait in the lobby area or in lines outside the door. No mingling time before, during, or after services.
Do not allow anyone to attend any event/activity in person if they are experiencing symptoms of any illness.
