370 SW 3rd St. • Boca Raton • FL 33432561.392.0007 • 561.392.0074 Fax

www.stjoan.org

Msgr. Michael D. McGraw • PastorFr. Jimmy B. Hababag • Parochial VicarFr. Tomasz Bochnak • Parochial VicarFr. Vincent Byaruhanga • In Residence

Fr. Carlo DiNatale-Tarasi • AssistingDeacon Bill Watzek

Deacon Michael ZatargaDeacon Sam J. Barbaro

Parish Office Hours

Monday-Thursday 8:30am to 7:30pmFriday 8:30am to 5:00pm

Saturday 9:30am to 2:30pm

School Office Hours

561.392.7974 • 561.368.6671 FaxMonday-Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm

Mass Schedules

Saturday Vigil: 4:30pm, 6:30pm(Spanish)Sunday: 7:00am, 8:00am, 9:15am,

10:45am, 12:15pm & 5:00pmMonday-Friday: 6:45am & 8:15am

Saturday mornings: 8:15amEve of Holy Days: 6:00pm

Holy Days: 6:45am, 8:15am, 9:15am, & 12:15pm

Holidays: Only one Mass at 9:00am

Baptisms

Sunday (English): 1:30pm1st Saturday (Bilingual): 12 noon3rd Saturday (Spanish): 12 noon

Confessions

Saturday: 3:15-4pm & 5:30-6:15pm

ST. JOAN OF ARCCATHOLIC CHURCH & SCHOOL

As a diverse Catholic community, we joyfully worship God, celebrate fellowship and care for our neighbor with steadfast faith, confident hope and passionate love.

ALIVE IN THE SPIRIT OF CHRIST!

JUNE 16, 2013

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HAPPY FATHER’S DAY

Son: Dad, Father’s Day is coming. I’d like to get you something special. What do you want?

Married Daughter: Yes, Dad, we and the kids want this to be the best Father’s Day ever for you. What can we do just for you?

Father: You really want to do something special for me?

Son: Yea, Dad. You’re the greatest.

Married Daughter: The kids, Ted and me really do, Dad

Father: Come to MASS with me on Sunday

Deacon Michael Zatarga

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BULLETIN EDITOR: PATTY DELANEY

RE-BOOT EVANGELISM!

That’s what The Holy Father wants us to do.

Re-charge our Spiritual Batteries, and send

The Word of God around the globe. And that’s what

Stewardship is all about. Dial-up your prayer

apps and pray for the return to morality and faith

in our political leaders. Search for opportunities

where our talents can help the poor, the distressed,

and our Catholic Communities. Share our financial

resources to strengthen our Churches, Schools,

and Ministries. Delete negativism and promote

our faith, families, and Religious Freedom. Tweet it!

Text it! Talk about it! The Next Big Thing is

Already Here! It’s called Evangelism!

- Brother Steward

God Bless!

INDEX

*Please email Bulletin materials to: delaney_patty@stjoan.org

*We reserve the right to edit and publish such materials at our discretion

MASSES FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 17, 2013

June 16, 201311th Sunday in Ordinary Time

STEWARDSHIP CORNER

MONDAY, JUNE 17

6:45am

Eleanor DiMarco

by Ruth & Bernie Mintz

8:15am

Fr. Carlo DiNatale-Tarasi

by Women of Grace Apostolate

Father’s Day Novena

TUESDAY, JUNE 18

6:45am

Anna Philben

by Richard & Paula Donayri

Father’s Day Novena

8:15am

Alice Murphy

by Nancy Hollerbach & Family

Barbara Nunn by Jim Wormuth

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19

6:45am

Fr. Eduardo Medina by a Friend

8:15am

Rocky Polecastro

by Gina Nestico & Family

Father’s Day Novena

THURSDAY, JUNE 20

6:45am

Grace Vaught by Pam & Family

Father’s Day Novena

8:15am

Victor Paul Fontaine

by Vic & Karin Fontaine

Fr. Joseph G. Quinn, OFM

by The Odierna Family

FRIDAY, JUNE 21

6:45am

Melvin Vaught by Pam & Family

8:15am

St. Joan of Arc Columbiettes

Father’s Day Novena

SATURDAY, JUNE 22

8:15am

Joseph Beucher 75th Birthday

by Jerry Chua

Father’s Day Novena

4:30pm

Arthur Stengel

by Marianne Stengel

Thomas McGinley

by Wife, Mary McGinley

6:30pm

Alicia Lopez

by Diane & Brad Martin

Jennie Quesada by Elsa Santacroce

SUNDAY, JUNE 23

7:00am

Theresa Porpora by The Family

8:00am

Margie Oberle

by The Oberle Family

9:15am

Jane Lawrence by The Allen Family

Father’s Day Novena

10:45am

Madeline Neclerio

by Dennis Pennachio

Dennis Paul O’Leary

by George & Barbara O’Leary

12:15pm

Chester Polanin

by Terri & Joe Smith

Louis, Lilian & Edward Scarpetti

by Donna Scarpetti Rizzo

5:00pm

Thomas John Ronsman

by M. Leissle

God our Father, Creator of the Universe and Lord over all Creation,

we humbly stand before You as Your children in thanksgiving for

Your loving care and protection. We ask that You keep us safe from

all Hurricanes which may threaten us in the coming Season.

Protect us from all fear and anxiety of storms, and give us an

ardent trust and hope in Your love and mercy.

You alone have the power to command the Sea, the wind, and

the rain. You alone bring us peace, calm, and safety. Father, we

thank You in advance, for You are our only Refuge.

We ask this through Jesus Christ, Your Son, Who lives and reigns

with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever. Amen.

Mary, Queen of the Apostles and Star of the Sea,

Patroness of our Diocese, Pray For Us.

PRAYER FOR PROTECTION FROM HURRICANES AND STORMS

SUMMER BOOKSTORE HOURS

As of June 24, please note our Bookstore

special schedule of operation during the summer:

Mon-Wed: 9:00am – 4:30pm

Saturday: 9:00am – 6:00pm

Sunday: 9:00am – 1:00pm

Thank you & God Bless.

PG. 3

- Msgr. McGraw’s Message:

Father’s Day Reflection

PG. 4

- Wish List

- Weekly Treasure

- Parish Directory

PG. 5

- Second Fortnight For Freedom

- Youth Group Mission Trip

Fundrasing

PG. 6

- Feast of St. Joan of Arc Mass

PG. 7

- St. Joan of Arc Catholic School

- Volleyball Camp

PG. 8

- Religious Education

PG 9

- A Statement by the Bishops

of Florida in Support

of Immigration Reform

- The AIM Retreat #61 was

a great Success

PG 10

- Project Restoration

- Baptism

- Joyful again!

- Mommy and Me

PG 11

- A summer

Reflection and

Discussion group

for women

- Prepare Ministry

volunteers needed

- Thank you for the

successful Food Drive

PG 12

- Pray for the Sick

- Overseas in the

US Armed Forces

- Altar Bread donations

- The Arc-Angel Society

- Deceased

PG. 13

- S.J.A. Ministries & Support

PG. 14

- Around our Diocese

PG. 15-16

- Ministerio Hispano

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PASTOR´S MESSAGE

For many of us, a model of a good or great father comes easily to mind. We see the

face, remember the touch and hear the voice of our own father. It is true that we

learn the meaning of “fatherly strength, fatherly virtue, fatherly love” from

experience and our own reflection upon it. Whatever size, shape, color or heritage our father’s

had, they modeled certain characteristics that have a universal relevance and wisdom. Among

the virtues that come to mind for me are dependability and duty, patience and availability, life

experience and optimism, truthfulness and simplicity. In the case of my own father, these all

were expressed with a love that was strong but not stifling or overpowering. I was given the

chance to experiment, fail, risk and succeed. I was required to stay close to family and home

but allowed to roam with a freedom that respected my individuality and gifts. This form

of “fatherly protection” has served as an example to me as I have tried to be a “spiritual

father” to many during my thirty-five years of priestly ministry.

In the spirituality of our church, there are not many men, with the exception of Saint Joseph, who have been reverenced

specifically because they were good fathers. For them, the way of holiness was the way of fatherhood. To put it another

way, they fathered their way into heaven. One of these fathers who has always meant a lot to me was Louis Martin, the

father of Saint Therese of Lisieux. He was a watchmaker, father of a large family and a loving husband to his wife Zelie.

Biographers describe him as patient, hardworking and devout. It is not; however, these virtues that mean so much to me as the

trust that he had in God’s providence and the freedom that he gave his children to follow their dreams. In the case of Therese,

it was freedom to follow her visions.

Louis listened to his youngest daughter when at fourteen she felt called to live a cloistered life as a Carmelite nun. He was

not crazy about the idea but realized that there was something going on that was special and unique in Therese’s passion and

zeal for the conversion of sinners and for the missions. He took her to see Pope Leo XIII who told them “If it is God’s will,

you will enter”. She entered the next year at age fifteen. Her “Little Way” of holiness, of doing even the most humble things

with extraordinary love and attentiveness to God’s will became a spiritual way for millions. Her favorite quote from Saint

John of the Cross, “Love is repaid by love alone”, is the perfect summary of her life and teaching. It was undoubtedly her

father’s love but also his trust in God and his respect for freedom that set Therese free and allowed the “Little Flower” to

flourish. Louis’s virtue and that of his wife Zelie were recognized when they were both canonized as saints. They are both

extraordinary models of nurturing parents and are an inspiration for us during this time of Mothers and Fathers Days.

- Msgr. Michael D. McGraw

FATHER’S DAY REFLECTION

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ANNULMENTS

Deacon Bill Watzek 561-952-2828

by appt. only.

BAPTISMAL ARRANGEMENTS 561-392-0007

Deacon Bill Watzek (English). Baptism class

for parents 1st Thurs. each month, 7 pm.

561-392-0007

Constanza Preble (Spanish) Baptism class for

parents 3rd Tues. each month, 7 pm.

561-392-0007

CARE MINISTRY 561-962-6000

COUNSELING CENTER AND

CATHOLIC CHARITIES SATELLITE OFFICE

Pamela Sigda, Ph.D., 561-706-2277

Maria T. Isava MA, LCSW.

Counseling Director

Mobile: 561-215-0208

Catholic Charities Diocese of Palm Beach.

COMMUNICATIONS MINISTRY

Patty Delaney, 561-952-2868

LIFE LONG FAITH FORMATION MINISTRY

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)

Constanza Preble, 561-620-6280

Vincent Castellano, 561-952-2870

Religious Education -

Vincent Castellano, 561-952-2870

Office, 561-391-4345

Fax: 561-962-6002.

FAMILY LIFE MINISTRY

Tessie O’Dea, 561-620-4805

HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY

Katherine Leach, 561-952-2858

HISPANIC MINISTRY

Constanza Preble, 561-843-1099

HOMEBOUND MINISTRY & PASTORAL CARE

Deacon Bill Watzek 561-952-2828

MUSIC MINISTRY

Douglas Byers, 561-952-2856

PARISH MANAGER

Patricia Suau, 561-392-0007, ext. 2806

PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY

Rose Marie Arnold, 561-392-8337

RELIGIOUS ARTICLES STORE

Teresa Vogt, 561-393-0006.

Hours: Mon, Tues, Wed, 7:30 am to 4:30 pm.

Sat. - 9 am to 5:30 pm, & Sun. 9 am to 1 pm.

SACRAMENTS

Anointing of the Sick and Elderly: First

Saturday of the month following the 8:15am

Mass. Please call the Parish Office to

request a priest if you are a patient at

Boca Regional Hospital.

SACRISTAN

Teresa M. Vogt 561-952-2808

SCHOOL PRINCIPAL/SISTERS OF MERCY

Sr. Ellen Murphy R.S.M., 561-392-7974

Sr. Josephine Sullivan R.S.M.

Sr. Kathleen Sweeney R.S.M.

Sr. DeLourdes O’Mahony R.S.M.

SJA DEVELOPMENT MINISTRY

Wendy Horton, 561-952-2838

Diane Salerno, 561-952-2848

(Special Projects)

USHERS MINISTRY

Ken Meldonian 561-620-4884

Dennis Jordan 561-395-8329

WEDDING PREPARATION

Rosario Gonzales, 561-952-2854

1 year notice required for marriages

WEEKLY TREASURE

WOULD YOU LIKE TO CONTRIBUTE BY CREDIT CARD?

Forms are available at the back of the church or in the Parish Office.

You can earn frequent flyer miles on your contributions to St. Joan of Arc.

We now accept

most mayor

credit cards:

Partial or complete donations may be made for any item To donate an item call Wendy Horton, 561-952-2838

2. Hurricane Protection system for all

Stained Glass areas of the Church

3. Tuition (full or partial) for a needy child for 2012-2013

4. Underwrite Religious Education Classes for a Needy Child.

WishListS T. J O A N O F A R C C H U R C H & S C H O O L

Please consider your role in working with Ministry Leaders, parish staff and

many of your fellow parishioners to create a future that will be energized

by the Holy Spirit and responsive to God's will.

Emails indicating interest in volunteering should be sent to:

hodges_maryann@stjoan.org

As you all know, implementation of Our Journey Forward Strategic Plan has

gradually started. This implementation of our Plan will require the collaboration

of many parishioners with the Six Goal Champion Teams. In this bulletin you will

notice a Journey Forward Goal number next to every event, task or program

that points-out a pertinence to one of St. Joan of Arc’s Goals:

GROW IN LOVE

GROW IN SERVICE

GROW IN FAITH

GROW THE CHURCH

SPREAD THE GOSPEL

GROW OUR RESOURCES

GROW OUR SCHOOL

1.- Underwriting a trip for a teen to attend

the first St. Joan of Arc Youth Mission Trip

to Peru scheduled for July, 2013.

The Weekly Offertory Collection for June 8/9, 2013

totaled $17,341.00.

662 envelope users contributed $13,915.00

and non envelope users contributed $3,426.00.

The Second Collection totaled $4,956.00.

The 2013 Diocesan Services Appeal recently

launched in parishes across the Diocese of Palm

Beach. There are many ministries and programs

supported by this annual appeal. Because of

the DSA, and your generosity, the Diocese can

continue to support the many aspects of our

larger Church, including the 53 parishes and

missions, and our 19 schools. The DSA is the

primary source of funding for the Diocese,

providing more than 70 percent of the annual

operating income. The strength of our diocese

comes from us recognizing God’s gifts and sharing

a portion of these gifts for building up the Kingdom

of God. Please contribute to the Diocesan Services

Appeal and help us meet our Parish Goal.

DIOCESAN SERVICES APPEAL

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WOULD YOU LIKE TO HELP OUR SJA YOUTH MISSION TRIP TO PERU?

Our SJA Youth Mission participants have already registered and have individually started to raise funds needed to cover their

expenses for their mission trip coming up in July 2013. At this time, they are asking for your collaboration to sponsor this trip, your donations

will underwrite some of the airfare, food, transportation and lodging expenses our SJA Youth will have in this First Youth Mission Trip to work in

Sr. Immaculata's Good Shepherd Ministry in Alto Trujillo, Peru.

Each person needs to raise $1,500 to cover minimal expenses, if they surpass their goal, the additional money would be

donated to Sr. Immaculata and the Sisters of Mercy Mission in Peru.

Donations can be made online at: http://stjoan.org/development-stewardship/peru-trip-contributions/

or by calling Wendy Horton at 561-952-2838 for more information call Katherine Leach at (561) 952-2858

or email her at leach_katherine@stjoan.org

PARISH LITURGY COMMITTEE

SECOND

FORTNIGHT

FOR FREEDOM

The Second Annual Fortnight of Freedom is scheduled this coming June 21 to July 4 by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB).

Bishop Gerald M. Barbarito will celebrate the Holy Eucharist on June 21, at 12:00 Noon at St. Ignatius of Loyola Cathedral.

The First fortnight took place during the same dates last year. We started it in our Parish with the Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, with singing

and praising the Lord, with the recitation of the Patriotic Rosary, with readings and reflection from the Holy Scriptures for more than an Hour.

This year we will start with a Holy Mass on June 21 at 8:15 A.M. and pray the Patriotic Rosary each night starting June 21 to July 3 at 8:00 P.M.

in our Chapel. We will conclude with a Holy Sacrifice of the Mass on July 4 (Independence Day) at 9:00 A.M. in the Church.

We encourage you then to join us as we pray for our precious religious freedom and for the continued respect for human life.

God bless you!

- FATHER JIMMY B. HABABAG

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School Stewardship Awards Winners

Student Council Officers 2013-14

FEAST OF ST. JOAN OF ARC CELEBRATION - May 30, 2013

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ST. JOANOF ARC

C A T H O L I C S C H O O L

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

BELIEVE IN OUR FAITH.BELIEVE IN OUR CHILDREN.

• High academic standards• Christ-centered community of faith• Emphasis on social justice & service• Over 30 clubs including academics, sports and fine arts• Now accepting Step Up for Students Scholarship Participants!

PRE-KINDERGARTEN 3 THROUGH 8TH GRADE

• State-of-the-art Sports Arena• Extended care available daily in a safe & secure campusCONGRATULATIONS TO OUR ST. JOAN OF ARC ALUMNI

WHO YEARLY REAFFIRM THAT ST. JOAN OF ARC IS A FOUNDATION FOR THE FUTURE! In 2013:

Alexandria Orrizzi is the Valedictorian for Cardinal Gibbons H. S. and is planning to attend the University of Florida. Peter Giaquinto is the Salutatorian at the same school andis also planning to attend the University of Florida. At Pope John Paul II, Christine Sullivan

is the Salutatorian and she will be attending the University of Miami while John ThomasHomrich is the Salutatorian at Boca Raton Community High School and has been accepted

at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

For additional information please contact Mrs. Debora Bradley at561.392.7974 • www.st joan.org

SJA VOLLEYBALL CAMP

A special “thank you”

to all who played a part in

making this event a fun

and joyful weekend.

From the parents’ and kids’

perspective it was

a huge success!

The kids played games,

had a good lunch,

socialized with their fellow SJA

students, and learned a lot

about the game of volleyball.

And, in SJA fashion, each day

was closed with a prayer.

The volleyball club who ran

the camp, Boomers,

donated 20 leather volleyballs

to the SJA varsity and

JV volleyball teams.

Our St. Joan of Arc sporty kids

had a wonderful time!

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RELIGIOUS

EDUCATION

SCHOOL

YEAR

2013-2014 ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC CHURCH

St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church prides itself in quality

Faith Formation for our children. We will not turn any

child away. Registration for the new school year is now

under way for Religious Education. Please feel free to stop

by the Religious Education Office Monday through Friday

from 9:00am to 5:00pm. The program runs from

September 15, 2013 until May 11, 2014.

A complete calendar for the school year will be available

after July 1, 2014. It will be important to follow our

calendar for dates of classes, parent sessions, rehearsals,

special events and reception of Sacraments.

Classes meet from PreKindergarten-4 years old to

Grade 8 on Sundays from 9:15am to 10:30am and

on Wednesdays from 4:45pm to 6:00pm.

I am here to work with

every parent and child to

help them develop a strong

life long Faith Foundation.

- Vincent Castellano,

ST. JOAN OF ARC'S DIRECTOR OF

LIFE LONG FAITH FORMATION

RCIA--FOR ADULTS

The RCIA program is a journey of Faith, designed for those adults who

wish to become members of the Catholic Faith Community.

The journey includes:

CATECHUMENS Those of you who wish to celebrate the sacrament

of Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation.

CANDIDATES Those of you who wish to celebrate one or more

sacraments of Reconciliation, Eucharist and/or Confirmation.

HOME SCHOOLING is

offered to any child who is

unable to meet any of the

times in the schedule for

various extenuating reasons.

In order to be in this

program you must contact

Vincent Castellano directly

to schedule an appointment

and set up a monthly

schedule.

REGISTRATION FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION for 2013 and 2014 SCHOOL YEAR …. WILL BE AN ON-GOING PROCESS FROM NOW UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1

ST

Please keep in mind that if you choose to do early registration by June 1st you will be able to SAVE $20.00 per family off your tuition fee. Since we are

here to encourage every child to continue their Faith Formation process, please be aware that if you have any special needs or requests, we will

accommodate everyone,-- all you have to do is contact Vincent Castellano directly by calling or stopping by the Religious Education Office

Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm at 561-952-2870 or email: castellano_vincent@stjoan.org. during the summer.

Catechetical classes are

done individually for children

7 and up to be prepared

for the reception of the

sacraments of Baptism,

Holy Communion and

Confirmation at the Easter Vigil.

This schedule is adapted to meet

everyone's needs.

NO ONE SHOULD BE WITHOUT

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION.

WE WILL NOT TURN ANY CHILD

OR FAMILY AWAY.

RCIA--FOR CHILDREN

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Thanks to the Knights and Columbiettes that attended the Serenade last Saturday night. Our Handicapped Brothers and Sisters really look

at you as the AIM Angles. Thank You for caring and participating.

THE AIM RETREAT #61 WAS A GREAT SUCCESS

If you would like to contribute funds to offset the cost of this event, please call Wendy Horton at 561-952-2838. Another AIM Retreat is scheduled for November.

We, the Catholic Bishops of Florida, are deeply

concerned about our nation’s immigration system.

We lament the loss of the many years our migrant

brothers and sisters have waited for changes that

would enable them to seek legal protection and

support their families.

While the Catholic Church acknowledges the right

of countries to control their borders and enforce

immigration laws, the common good is not served

when the human dignity and rights of individuals are

violated. The Church teaches, the more prosperous

nations are obliged, to the extent they are able, to

welcome the foreigner in search of the security and

the means of livelihood which he cannot find in his

country of origin. Public authorities should see to it

that the natural right is respected that places a guest

under the protection of those who receive him

(Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2241).

The Florida economy is dependent upon manual

labor for agriculture, construction and the service

industry. People who seek to escape persecution and

economic disparity in their country of origin have

come to America for this employment. While the

need for labor exists, the limited numbers of worker

visas to bring labor into America are insufficient and

have created a market for undocumented workers

who may face abuses by unscrupulous employers,

human smugglers and human traffickers.

Congress has the best opportunity in almost 30

years to pass immigration reform. This is a historic

moment in our country. As Americans, we cannot let

this moment pass. As a moral matter, our country

must not accept the toil and taxes of these children

of God without offering them the protections of our

laws, which they so willingly seek.

We urge you to join with us in asking the 113th

Congress to support immigration reform that:

lProvides a path to citizenship for undocumented

persons in the country;

lPreserves family unity by reducing backlogs and

waiting times for family reunification;

lProtects vulnerable populations including refugees,

asylum seekers and unaccompanied children;

lAddresses the root causes of migration, such as

persecution and economic disparity.

Now is the time to act. We, the Catholic Bishops of

Florida, ask our parishioners to contact their member

of Congress and two United States Senators to ask

them to support immigration reform. Messages may

be sent electronically by visiting

www.flaccb.org/lawmakers.php.

Most Reverend Thomas G. Wenski

Archdiocese of Miami

Most Reverend Gerald M. Barbarito

Diocese of Palm Beach

Most Reverend Robert N. Lynch

Diocese of St. Petersburg

Most Reverend Frank J. Dewane

Diocese of Venice

Most Reverend John G. Noonan

Diocese of Orlando

Most Reverend Felipe J. Estévez

Diocese of St. Augustine

Most Reverend Gregory L. Parkes

Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee

A STATEMENT BY THE BISHOPS OF FLORIDA IN SUPPORT OF IMMIGRATION REFORM

“When an alien resides with you in your land, do not molest him. You shall treat the alien who resides with you no differently than the natives born among

you; have the same love for him as for yourself; for you too were once aliens in the land of Egypt. I, the Lord am your God.” LEVITICUS 19: 33 – 34

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Is a two day program for widowed men and women who want to resolve

the grief they feel inside and begin to live with more strength and joy.

The next program will be held at

St. Joan of Arc Saturday, November 2 and Sunday November 3

For more details call Marjorie O'Sullivan 561-395-6029

or Pat Brehm 561 368 6883

JOYFUL AGAIN!

If your child is less than 7 years old, parents are required and

godparents are encouraged to attend Baptism Preparation

Classes the first Thursday of the month from 7:00pm to 8:15pm

in the Rose & Pat Procacci Bldg. in Conference Room A.

Baptisms are celebrated Sundays at 1:30pm.

For further information or to register please contact

the Parish Office at 561-392-0007 or Vincent Castellano

the Director of Lifelong Faith Formation at 561-952-2870.

Our next Baptism Preparation Classes in 2013 will be on

July 11, August 1, September 5, October 3, November 7 and December 5.

mommy&me

JUNE 18 - South Inlet Park Playground and Optional Beach Day

1100 S. Ocean Blvd. Boca Raton (this was such

a fun day last month that I put it on the schedule again

for this month.

JUNE 25 - The ARK

Please contact Amanda Roccapriore Herrera for more details

at roccapriore@hotmail.com or 561-859-8684

PROJECT RESTORATION:

Can you use help at your home?

The Restoration Ministry is planning their next workday. We offer help

to those who are not able to pay for or no longer can do minor repairs

and needed upkeep of their homes.

If you need help at your home call us. A team is sent to your house

to do an assessment of the work you need. We do our best to

accommodate you.

Some of the things we may assist with include:

- Yard work

- Simple electrical or plumbing repairs

- Handyman type work

- Interior painting

Our work day will be the morning

of Saturday, July 13.

Please call

Rose Marie 561-392-8337.

Give us a chance to help you.

We are also looking for

Volunteers for July 13. If you can

help, please call Rose Marie.

TUESDAYS 10:00am - 1:00pm

“The Ark” located

at 319 SW 3rd Street Boca Raton

(across the street from

St. Joan of Arc parking lot)

SUNDAY READINGS

JUNE 16

(11th Sunday

in Ordinary Time)

2Sam 12:7-10,13;

Gal 2:16,19-21

Lk 7:36-8:3

JUNE 23

(12th Sunday

in Ordinary Time)

Zec 12:10-11;13:1;

Gal 3:26-29

Lk 9:18-24

CARE MINISTRY AND FOOD PANTRY

IN NEED OF SATURDAY VOLUNTEERS

Hours are 9:30am-noon. You would be sorting

food items and assisting people who come

to the food pantry for food.

You would be on a rotating schedule of

one Saturday a month or more.

Please call Rose Marie at 561-392-8337

if you can help.

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A SUMMER

REFLECTION AND

DISCUSSION GROUP

FOR WOMEN

Spirituality is on going in everyone's life. This summer, we would like it

to be a spiritual renewing time for women in our Parish.

We will meet every Monday from 4:00pm to 5:00pm in the Spiritual

Life House (3rd Street and 4th Avenue).

The meetings will include prayer, Lectio Divina, and principles of

discernment. All who participate will need a small notebook and a pen.

For further information please do not hesitate to contact

Marjorie 395-6029, Cassie 416-9831

or Vince Castellano in the Faith Formation Office 561-952-2870.

PREPARE MINISTRY

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Are you and your spouse looking for a way that you can give time

to the Church and do it together?

Do you believe in the value of the sacrament of matrimony, and would

you like to help engaged couples prepare for it? If so, please consider

joining the PREPARE MINISTRY. This is a great way to give a small

amount of time in return for truly great rewards.

For more information, please contact Michael and Maria Morejon

at 561-212-3924

On behalf of the Knights of Columbus, I am pleased to annouce

a successful conclusion of the May Food Drive. The Month of our

Lady is a sure sign of everyon’s generosity. Whatever the size

of your contribution, we thank you for what you gave from

your heart and treasures.

This year, we had a combined effort of many groups to bring us over

the top and receive over 1 ton of food and $4,000 in cash... all

going to the Food Pantry to feed the poor and people in need.

This is what we are meant to do by Jesus Christ... help each other.

The groups participation are as follows; The Columbiettes, the 7th

and 8th graders of our School, Sister Ellen, the Boy Scouts Dad's Club

and the Men’s Club. What a combination of fraternity and charity!

Joseph Kabbas, Grand Knight

THANK YOU

FOR THE SUCCESSFUL

Food Drive

ATTENTION ALL PARISHIONERS!

We are having a GARAGE & BAKE

SALE IN MERCY CENTER as a

fundraiser to support our

Youth Mission Trip to Peru.

June 22nd & 23rd

from 7am-12pm on Saturday

and during all Saturday and

Sunday Masses.

WANT TO DONATE? We are already

receiving inquiries about what we are

accepting and our answer is EVERYTHING! If you want to donate it or bake it,

we'll find a way to sell it. Any small items or boxes can be dropped off at the

parish office at any time during office hours. Any large items can be dropped

off beginning at 9am on Friday, June 21st. If you have something large such

as furniture that you would like us to pick up for you, please contact

Katherine Leach to schedule a pick up time.

WANT TO VOLUNTEER? We know there are a lot of young people out there

who could use some summer service hours! If you would like to help us

sort, organize, set-up, sell, or clean-up we would be grateful for your help

and happy to give you service hours for it. We will begin Friday starting

at 9am. Bring a friend!

Please contact Katherine Leach at (561) 952-2858 or

leach_katherine@stjoan.org with any questions you might have.

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Truly your parish has been a part of your faith

development, a member of your family.

Consider becoming a member of The Arc Angel

Society as a way of guaranteeing the health of

your spiritual family long into the future.

Please consider a bequest as part of your plans

to benefit your parish. Through your estate, your membership in our

extended community of faith will continue in perpetuity.

Your attorney, or financial advisor can advise you on the tax benefits

and other considerations you will want to think about as you consider

your estate plans. A number of valuable and attractive benefits will

accompany your membership. These include special masses and mailings

designed especially for Society members.

For more information, please contact Wendy Horton at 561.952-2838.

When you consider your estate plans,remember your spiritual Family

BAPTISMSWe welcome the newest members of St Joan of Arc Parish and

offer our congratulations to the parents of the newly baptized.

ALTAR BREADDo you want a special remembrance for a loved one,

living or deceased?

You can donate Altar Bread for a week of Masses

by calling Karen Tringali, 561-752-0014.

June 16: In memory of beloved Lena Arnatou on her

8th Anniversary by her friend Mel Gesner

DECEASESergio Del Giudice

Curtis W. Harter, Jr.

Christina Beyerle

PRAY FOR THE SICK

Afghanistan: Staff. Sgt. Douglas Stott, PVT 1st Class Brendan Nestor. Gilberto Estevez Jr., Chief, Jason Fry Master Sgt. Marines;

Afghanistan Michelle Martin LCDR; CW2 Justin Meyer, Blackhawk Pilot, Marne

Charlie Co. Operation "DUSTOFF - Dedicated Unhesitating Service To Our Fighting

Forces." Cardinal Gibbons Class of 1998. Iraq: Sgt. Maj. John Hermeling, Capt. Christopher Allen & PFC Lee E. Palmer; David Schuler, Lance Corp., Marines.

Germany: Benjamin Creed, PVT. Okinowa: SA William Fix Jr. Bahrain: Lt. Kevin Howard USN.

Overseas in The US Armed Forces:

"We loved them in life; let us not abandon themin death until we have

seen them safely into theHouse of the Lord."

- ST. AMBROSE

Aloi, Nick

Amantia, Ro

Ayala, Angelina

Bayardelle, Jean

Bencomo, Martha

Conaghan, Patrick

Cramer, Cappy

De Lopez, Blanca

Ffrench, Robert

Ferrari,Clementina

Feerguson-Byrne, Ashley

Fiorito, Josephine

Fishter, Robert

Gereke, Dorothy

Gonzales, Ernest

Gonsalves, Pat

Horn, Amy

Holmes, Mary

Kassing, Robert

Kopf, Lola

Kolcun, Laverne

Lupo, Anne

Maloney, Jim

Manno, Jean

Mantinengo, Alberto

Miller, Betty

Miner, Charles

Morgan, Todd

McCormick, John

Nguyen, Christopher

Preble, Mathias

Pershyn, Moira

Pellicane, Joe

Pike, Stephen

Polanin, Chet

Rellick, Mary

Ridge, Teresa

Risko, Gregg

Roberts, Tyler

Rodriguez Mary Ann

Chaponansolis, Lilian

Strazzulla, Joseph

Trzeciak, Max

Vissicchio, Patricia

Watzek, Bill

Zimmerman, Shirley

June

Altar flowers this weekend

have been donated

in loving memory of

Leonardo Lena"Happy Father's Day" from

your sisters & brothers

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PRAY THE ROSARYJoin us every morning,6:15am in the Chapel, topray for our Pope, Bishop,Priests, Deacons, and Religious, andfor vocations. Join us every morningafter the 8:15am Mass in the Chapel topray to end abortion.

SCRIPTURE STUDYSunday Morning from 9:15am to 10:30am. in Conf. Room B as we study theGospel of Mark.Thursday morning Bible Study(9:00am. to 10:30am.) at the Family Life House.

ST. JOAN OF ARC KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS!We are a part of thisgreat dynamicCatholic InternationalOrganization. Call Joe Kabbas,G.K.: 561-299-8921.

ST. JOAN OF ARC COLUMBIETTESare the Knights of Columbus Auxiliaryof dedicated Catholicwomen. Please join usas United We Standto embark on thisfresh new year inbuilding a strong bondin our parish. For detailscall Terri Picinich, 561-901-7312.

MOMMY & MEWeekly get togetherWeekly get together-Every Tuesday between 11:00 am and1:00pm Come and go as you pleaseat THE ARK. We bring snacks/lunchfor the little ones and ourselves.

Please contact Amanda Roccapriore- Herrera at 561-859-8684 or roccapriore@hotmail.com for information.

S.J.A. MINISTRIES & SUPPORT SERVICESJOIN THE SJA COUNCIL OFCATHOLIC WOMEN (CCW)St. Joan of Arc Councilof Catholic Women(CCW) is a dynamicgroup of women whosupport, empower andeducate its members inspirituality, leadershipand service. We are anaffiliate of the NationalCouncil of Catholic Women. Our CircleMeetings are smaller groups that meetonce a month. St. Ana Circle 4th Wednesday at 8am. St. Clare Circle 3rd Wednesday at 1pm.St. Elizabeth Circle lst Friday at 1pm.Sts Martha & Mary Circle 3rd Thursday at7pm. St. Monica Circle 4th Monday at2pm. St. Therese of Lisieux 3rd Tuesdayat 8am. We have an interesting calendarof events. Please join us, make newfriends, as we are Women Making a difference. For more information call Miriam Gaynor, 561-395-5615

SJA RESPECT LIFE MINISTRYJoin us to pray the rosary at thePlanned Parenthood site at 8177Glades Rd., West Boca. We meet infront of the shopping center at 9:45am on Fridays. For information call Terri at 561-901-7312 or Mary Jane at 561-961-4900.

PREGNANT? KNOW YOUR OPTIONS, CALL800-395-HELPADORATION OF THE BLESSEDSACRAMENT Join us everyTuesday, 5-9pmand Friday, 9am to9pm in the Chapel. Divine Mercy Chaplet prayed on Fridays at 3:00pm, and the Rosary on Fridays at 8:30pm.

KNIT/CROCHET SOCIALAll are invited to join us on the 1st & 3rdThursday of themonth at 10:30am inthe Spiritual LifeHouse. Beginners toexperts are neededto make prayershawls and projects for preemies, kidsand our troops. Call Claire at 445-4802 or Dottie at395-2681 for more information.

SJA DAD’S CLUB Every Mondays in Mercy Center at Drop off - 7:45amAll dads in the Parish welcome.

P.O.P.S.Parents of Prayer & Service meetevery Thursday during the school year,7:45am to 8:15am in the ConventChapel. Please join us.

ALLELUIA CLUB Is a meeting of Parishioners 50 +More information please call 561-392-0007

SJA SCHOOL ALUMNI: We invite you to register on our St.Joan of Arc website as an alumnus ifyou haven't already done so at alumniassoc@stjoan.org

SHARED CAREEach Wednesday at Temple Beth El, 9:30am to 2:30pm. Bring your loved one so you mayhave some respite care, or come and volunteer and have fun with us! This is a combined effort between Temple Beth El, St. Joan of Arc andThe First Presbyterian Church. For more info call Tessie O’Dea at 561-952-2852.

THE SJA PUBLIC ADVOCACYCOMMITTEE is requesting the current members and any other parishioners who wish to join, to send their email/phone number(whichever you wish) to Joseph Kabbas, Chairman of Public Advocacy. Joined with Public Advocacy is Respect Life. If you are a member or wish to bepart of these two ministries, pleaseforward your e-mail / phone numberto Joseph Kabbas Chairman e-mail journeysatce@aol.com phone 561-299-8921 fax 561-362-7134

AA (ALCOHOLICANONYMOUS)Meets at St. Joan of Arc Saturdays,10am in Immaculata Center, Mondays, 7:00pm, Art Room, andWednesdays 7:00pm in Immaculata Center.

NA (NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS)Meets at St. Joan of Arc Fridays at 7pm, in Immaculata Center. More information call: 276-4581

KOINONIA GATHERING 2nd Sunday of each month at10:30am Immaculata Center. For infocall Tessie O’Dea at 561-620-4805

JOYFUL AGAINFor more information please call Marjorie O’Sullivan 561-395-6029.

SUNDAY TV MASS FOR THE HOMEBOUND Each week at 9:30am on WPXP TV,Channel 8, Mass for the Home-bound can be seen. For a copy of theSunday Missal, call the Diocesan Office of Communications at 561-775-9529.

HOMEBOUND MINISTRYCall us if you or someone you knowis no longer able to attend Mass.Our Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion visit the elderly & infirmed Parishioners. Call 561-952-2828

UPGRADE YOUR CLOSET! THE ST. JOAN OF ARC USHERS WANT YOU!!!Are you tired of your wardrobe and deciding what to wear to Mass eachweek? Let us dress you! We are aministry of over 60 men and womenthat provide each mass with the hospitality & services to make allparishioners and guests feel welcome.We would like to tell you about thisgreat ministry and how getting involvedprovides a service to St. Joan and ablessing for you. And you’ll be one ofthe best dressed people at Mass! Call Ken Meldonian 561-620-4884 or Dennis Jordan 561-395-8329.

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EVENTS AT OUR LADY OF FLORIDA SPIRITUAL CENTER

1300 U.S. Highway One, North Palm Beach, FL 33408.

Phone: 561-626-1300.

JUNE 21-27 – Silent Directed Retreat (Retreat Staff directors).

$550.00 deposit & registration required.

JUNE 21-27 – Contemplative Outreach Intensive Silent Retreat. Con-

tact Basha Perez for more information & registration: 407-869-0781.

July 10 – Day of Reflection. Presenter: Sr. Roberta Popara, O.P. “Liv-

ing Your Holy Story – Part 2” 10:00am-2:30pm $30.00. Reserva-

tions required.

WATCH THE CATHOLIC MASS EACH SUNDAY

Tune in each week for the televised Catholic Mass which airs Sundays

at 9:30 a.m. on Ion Television Networks (on most local cable it is

Channel 8). Priests from around the five- county Diocese along with

the Bishop Babarito bring the Mass to the sick, homebound and all

the people of God on a weekly basis. The televised Mass is produced

by the Diocesan Office of Communications. Please visit www.dioce-

sepb.org/videos to hear the weekly homilies. To support the televised

Catholic Mass contact 561-775-9529 or write to Office of Communi-

cations, 9995 N. Military Trail, Post Office Box 109650, Palm Beach

Gardens, FL 33410.

WORKSHOP FOR EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION

There will be a workshop for Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion

on Saturday, June 15 from 9 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. at St. Lucie Church in

Port St. Lucie. Last day for registration: Tuesday, June 11. This workshop

will assist you in the training of both new and experienced Extraordinary

Ministers of Holy Communion. Topics include: salvation history, sacra-

mental theology, history of the Eucharist, origin and development of the

Mass, principles of good liturgy, ministry to the sick, and up---to---date in-

formation on rubrics for Extraordinary Ministers. New ministers will have

a brief “hands---on” practice with unconsecrated altar breads and wine.

Classes offered in English and in Spanish St. Lucie is located at 425 SW

Irving Street, Port St. Lucie, 34983. Phone is 772-878-1215.

ROSARY SERVICE HELD EVERY MONTH

Catholic Charities Office of Respect Life conducts a Rosary Service the

first Saturday of each month at 9 a.m. outside the Presidential

Women's Center in West Palm Beach. The center is located at 100

Northpoint Parkway, just off 45th St and Village Blvd. Please join us

across the street from the abortion center as we peacefully pray. For

information, call the Respect Life Office at 561-775-9565.

PRAY FOR OUR PRIESTS

By popular request, we continue to maintain and update the monthly

calendar which originally appeared on the diocesan website during the

Year for Priests (June 2009 – June 2010.) The prayers of all the

faithful in support of the dedicated priests of the Diocese of Palm

Beach are much appreciated by our priests. Please continue to pray

daily, using the monthly calendar as a guide. The guide can be found

on the Events Calendar of the website. Go to www.diocesepb.org and

click on the News and Events tab.

NURSES CHANGE LIVES:

THE BENEFITS OF FAITH COMMUNITY NURSING

Alumni Dinner & Presentation – The speakers will discuss the

integration of faith and health, how it benefits the church, temple &

faith community and Best Practices. A new Wellness Education Series

will be presented. Wednesday, June 19, 2013 at 5:30pm.

At Duncan Conference Center: 15820 S. Military Trail, Delray Beach,

FL 33484. This event is Open to the Public.

For more information, contact Bernadette Macy, 561-345-2000 x256.

Email: wellness@catholiccharitiesdpb.org.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR BIG LUMEN CHRISTI CELEBRATION!

This year the Diocese of Palm Beach will celebrate the 25th Anniversary

of the Lumen Christi Gala. This gala is the Bishop's annual dinner dance

held in December and benefits Catholic School Education. This year's

event will be held on December 14, 2013, at The Breakers Palm Beach.

Tickets are $350.00 per person or $3,500.00 per table of ten.

If you have not attended in the past and would like to join us for this

festive evening with Bishop Barbarito, please e-mail your name and

address to kwildes@diocesepb.org and we will be sure to send you an

invitation. You may also call us at 561-775-9520 for further details.

AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST

Legatus, the international organization for Catholic business leaders

and spouses, is growing its membership in the Palm Beach Diocese.

Legatus members are committed to studying, living, and spreading the

faith in their business, professional and personal lives. If you are, or

were, a business owner, CEO, President, Managing Director or Manag-

ing Partner, Legatus would like to invite you to dinner on Tuesday, June

18th. The evening begins with Rosary, confession and Mass at Ascen-

sion Catholic Church in Boca Raton, at 5:30 pm. Cocktails, dinner, and

a guest speaker will follow at nearby Seasons 52 restaurant. Spouses

are invited and are considered to be full members. Come and see

what Legatus is all about. The evening is complimentary, but reserva-

tions are required. R.S.V.P. to Tom Jordan (561.568.7761/

thomas@ourqueen.org) For more information visit www.legatus.org.

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Ministerio Hispano

Leemos en el Evangelio de la Misa de

hoy que Jesús fue invitado a comer por

un fariseo llamado Simón. Cuando

estaban a la mesa entra una mujer, era

una mujer pecadora y conocida en la

ciudad. Se presenta ante el Señor y se

desborda en muestras de arrepentimiento

y contrición. Muestra que profesa a

Jesús una veneración sin límites. Se

olvida de los demás y de si, solo le

importa Cristo. Cristo la perdona:

“porque amo mucho, se le perdono

mucho”, esta es la razón de tanto perdón.

“Tu fe te ha salvado, vete en paz”.

“Vete en paz”, así nos despide el

sacerdote después de absolvernos de

nuestros pecados. La fe y la humildad

salvaron a esta mujer de su hundimiento

definitivo, con la contrición comenzó

una vida nueva. La contrición hace que

nos olvidemos de nosotros mismos y

nos acerquemos de nuevo a Dios es

también muestra de la hondura de

nuestro amor y atrae la misericordia

divina sobre nuestras almas. Nuestros

peores defectos y faltas no deben

desalentarnos aunque sean muchos y

frecuentes mientras seamos humildes y

volvamos arrepentidos. Pidamos a la

Santísima Virgen, Refugio de los

pecadores, que nos obtenga de su Hijo

un sincero dolor de nuestros pecados y

un agradecimiento efectivo por el

sacramento de la Penitencia.

MISA EN ESPAÑOL TODOS LOS SABADOS A LAS 6:30PM

XI DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO, CICLO C

CONTRICIÓN DE LOS PECADOS

UNA DECLARACIÓN DE LOS OBISPOS DE LA FLORIDA APOYANDO LA REFORMA DE LA INMIGRACIÓN

Nosotros, los Obispos Católicos de la Florida,

estamos profundamente preocupados por el sistema

de inmigración de nuestra nación. Lamentamos la

pérdida de tantos años que nuestros hermanos

extranjeros itinerantes han estado esperando por

cambios que les permitieran buscar protección legal

y apoyo para su familia.

Aunque la Iglesia Católica reconoce el derecho de los

países a controlar sus fronteras y a hacer cumplir las

leyes de inmigración, no se sirve el bienestar común

cuando la dignidad y los derechos humanos de los

individuos son violados. La Iglesia enseña, las

naciones más prósperas están obligadas, tanto como

les sea posible, a acoger al forastero en busca de

seguridad y de los medios de vida que no puede

encontrar en su país de origen. Las autoridades

públicas deben procurar que el derecho natural sea

respetado, que coloque al huésped bajo la protección

de quienes lo reciben (Catecismo de la Iglesia

Católica, 2241).

La economía de la Florida depende de la labor

manual para la agricultura, la construcción y la

industria de servicio. Las personas que buscan es-

capar de la persecución y la disparidad económica en

su país de origen han venido a los Estados Unidos en

busca de trabajo. Aunque la necesidad de mano de

obra existe, el número limitado de visas para

trabajadores para traer mano de obra a los Estados

Unidos es insuficiente y ha creado un mercado para

trabajadores indocumentados quienes se enfrentan

a abusos a manos de empleadores inescrupulosos,

y de contrabandistas y traficantes humanos.

El Congreso tiene la mejor oportunidad en casi 30

años para aprobar una reforma inmigratoria. Este es

un momento histórico en nuestro país. Como

americanos, no podemos dejar pasar este momento.

Es una cuestión moral, nuestro país no puede

aceptar el trabajo y las contribuciones de estos hijos

de Dios sin ofrecerles la protección de nuestras leyes,

que tan deseosamente buscan.

Los urgimos a que se unan a nosotros para pedirle al

Congreso 113o que apoye una reforma inmigratoria que:

l Provea una vía hacia la ciudadanía para las

personas indocumentadas en el país;

l Preserve la unidad de la familia reduciendo atrasos

y el tiempo de espera para la reunión de la familia;

l Proteja a las poblaciones vulnerables, incluyendo

a los refugiados, a los que buscan asilo y a los niños

que están solos;

l Trate las causes fundamentales de la emigración,

tales como la persecución y la disparidad económica.

Ahora es el momento de actuar. Nosotros, los Obispos

Católicos de la Florida, les pedimos a nuestros

feligreses que se pongan en contacto con sus congre-

sistas y con dos Senadores de los Estados Unidos

para pedirles que apoyen la reforma inmigratoria.

Pueden enviar los mensajes electrónicamente

o visitando el www.flaccb.org/lawmakers.php.

“Cuando un forastero viva junto a ti, en tu tierra, no lo molestes. Al forastero que viva con ustedes lo mirarán como a uno de ustedes y lo amarás como a ti mismo,

pues ustedes también fueron forasteros en Egipto: ¡Yo soy el Señor, tu Dios!” LEVITICUS 19: 33 – 34

Reverendísimo Thomas G. Wenski

Arquidiócesis de Miami

Reverendísimo Gerald M. Barbarito

Diócesis de Palm Beach

Reverendísimo Robert N. Lynch

Diócesis de St. Petersburg

Reverendísimo Frank J. Dewane

Diócesis de Venecia

Reverendísimo John G. Noonan

Diócesis de Orlando

Reverendísimo Felipe J. Estévez

Diócesis de St. Augustine

Reverendísimo Gregory L. Parkes

Diócesis de Pensacola-Tallahassee

¡ATENCIÓN ALMAS “MARIANAS”! El

sábado 7 de septiembre celebraremos

como todos los años la fiesta de nuestra

Señora de la Caridad del Cobre. Proce-

sión, Misa y recepción, después de la

Misa, en Mercy center. Estamos for-

mando el equipo organizador, por favor

llame para ofrecer su colaboración en la

organización, gracias. 561 859 4666

AY DE TI SI NO EVANGELIZAS!

Cinco minutos de la nueva Evangelización:

La Evangelización es un paso complejo, con

elementos variados: renovación de la

humanidad, testimonio, anuncio explicito,

adhesión del corazón, entrada en la

comunidad, acogida de los signos, iniciativa de

apostolado. Estos elementos pueden parecer

contrastantes, incluso exclusivos. En realidad

son complementarios y mutuamente

enriquecedores. Hay que ver siempre cada uno de ellos integrado con los

otros. Evangeli Nuntiandi, 24 Paulo VI.

LOS JUEVES A LAS 6:00 PM en la Casa Hispana nos reunimos para

conversar sobre nuestros planos y logros de evangelización. TODOS están

invitados. Inmediatamente después continuamos con nuestro Grupo de

Oración de 7:00pm a 8:00pm.

CONFIRMACIONES EN SANTA JUANA DE ARCO EL SABADO 5 DE OCTUBRE

El obispo Gerald Barbarito confirmara en Santa Juana de Arco

el sábado 5 de octubre de 2013.

Si usted no ha sido confirmado aún y si desea serlo, debe registrarse en

la parroquia con Rosa: 561-952-2872, y recibir instrucción sobre el

Sacramento de la Confirmación. El ministerio ofrece clases de

preparación para la confirmación en español los días lunes :

JULIO 8,15,22,29 y AGOSTO 5 de 4:00pm a 5:00pm.

DEBE ANOTARSE CON ANTICIPACION llamando a Rosa al 561-952-2872

y/o Constanza al 561-859-4666

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DirectorioDirector: Constanza Preble 561-859-4666 - 561-620-6280 - Ministerio Extraordinario de la Eucaristía: Sr. y Sra. Córdova 561-573-0194 -

Servidores del Altar: Patricia Jaramillo 561-674-4852 - Proclamadores de la Palabra: Gisela Delgado 561-952-2860 -

Clases de Inglés: 561- 289-7846 - Ministerio de la Liturgia de la Palabra: Gisella Delgado: 561-809-2873

MINISTERIO HISPANO AVISOS PARROQUIALES“Los obispos de los Estados Unidos, reconociendo el valor del sacrificio espiritual y corporal en la vida de la Iglesia animan a todos los fieles a

hacer ayuno y abstinencia todos los viernes por la intención de la protección de la vida, el matrimonio, y la libertad religiosa.”

PROGRAMA DE INICIACIÓN CRISTIANA PARA

ADULTOS RICA

Para los niños mayores de 7 años y adultos que

desean recibir el Sacramento del Bautismo, las

clases de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos

comienzan en septiembre. Información con

Rosa: 561-952-2872 y / o

Constanza al 561-859-4666

GRUPO DE ORACIÓN PADRE PIO

continúa reuniéndose todos los jueves a las

9:00am de la mañana en la Casa Hispana.

CLAMEMOS AL CIELO DE RODILLAS ANTE EL SANTÍSIMO

SACRAMENTO. Todos los martes de 5:00pm a 9:00pm y los jueves

de 9:00am a 9:00pm en la capilla.

TALLER DE ESPIRITUALIDAD “Usted también puede ser santo” y los

talleres de Oración y vida del Padre Larrañaga recomienzan

en Septiembre.

SERVICIOS OFRECIDOS PARA LA COMUNIDAD:

Las clases de inglés recomienzan el próximo agosto.

Llame al 561-289-7846 para registrarse.

El 28 de agosto es el próximo Circulo de Santa Ana, te esperamos

a las 8:00am

La Ayuda gratis para preparar la ciudadanía

recomienza en agosto llame a Adriana Moreno

para más información: 954-818-5032

Dinámica para la Comunicación en el

Matrimonio, los lunes de 7:00pm a

8:00pm en la Casa Hispana.

(Llame para anotarse : 859-4666.)

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