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Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Sanctuary of St. Toribio Romo
Iglesia Católica de
San Pedro y San Pablo Santuario
Santo Toribio Romo
Sts. Peter & Paul Church
1419 N. 67th E. Ave., Tulsa, Ok 74115
Rev. Timothy L. Davison, Pastor Rev. Juan Pablo Robles, Associate Pastor
Bob Wilson, Deacon Tommy Young, Deacon (Ret.)
Patrick Martin, School Principal Maria Walsh, School Secretary
Gayle Casey, Parish Secretary Karen Campbell, Director of Religious Education
Parish Office 918-836-2596 Fax 918-836-2597 Rectory 918-933-4272 School Office 918-836-2165 Pre-School 836-3114 Email: [email protected] Web: www.stspeterandpaul-tulsa.org
WEEKEND MASSES/DOMINGOS Saturday 6:00 p.m. (English) Sunday 9:00 a.m. (English) 11:00 p.m. (Español) 1:00 p.m. (Latin) 6:00 p.m. (Español)
WEEKDAY MASSES/MISAS DIARIAS Monday-Saturday 8:30 a.m. (English) Mon. 7:00 a.m. (Latin) Tues.- Thurs. 7:00 p.m. (Español) Fri. 5:00 p.m. (Latin)
HOLY DAY/DIAS SANTOS Vigil 5:30 p.m. (English) Holy Day Mass 8:30 a.m. (English) 7:00 p.m. (Español)
ADORATION/ADORACION Tuesday 12:00 - 7:00 p.m. Thursday 12:00 - 7:00 p.m. SACRAMENT OF PENANCE/CONFESIONES
Tuesday 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Thursday 4:00—5:00 p.m. Sunday 8:30 - 8:50 a.m. 10:30 - 11:00 p.m. 5:30 - 6:00 p.m.
BAPTISM/RCIA For information about Baptism or RCIA contact Owen or Karen Campbell at 835-4798 or 520-6005.
From the Pastor
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Please welcome Father Beat from the organization called UNBOUND. This organization assist peo-ple in developing countries to live a life more in keeping with their human dignity. Of course, they could not do the charitable works they do without the assistance of people like yourselves. Please listen to Father Beat’s message and respond as gen-erously as you can. Father Juan Pablo is helping out in Durant, Okla-homa this weekend. He will be returning this Sun-day evening for the St. Toribio Meeting. The time for the Carnival is upon us!! It will be next week-end, May 25th. As you can imagine there are many details in organizing such an event that includes a walk for hundreds of people through the streets of Tulsa (four miles), a parade of horses, games for children, food galore, music, raffle, and clean-up. Father Juan Pablo is the principle organizer and so is very busy at this time. We are all very grateful for his diligence and hard work. The walk will be-gin at 8:00 a.m. from St. Francis Xavier parish and those who are walking will arrive here at our parish around 10:30 a.m. Then, there will be an outdoor Mass at 11:00 a.m. followed by the festivities of the Carnival. We always hope that many people will participate. The celebrations will continue un-abated until 10:00 p.m. This coming Wednesday is an historic event for our parish as we will be celebrating a ground breaking for the construction of the new chapel of St. Toribio Romo and his fellow martyrs. The ground breaking is planned in conjunction with the actual Feast Day of St. Toribio Romo and his fel-low martyrs. Bishop Slattery will be here to cele-brate the Mass at 7:00 p.m. that evening and fol-lowing the Mass we will have a ground breaking ceremony and then a reception. I know it will be
May 18, 2014
during the week but this is such an historic occa-sion that perhaps you will find a way to fit it into your busy schedule. Let us be thankful to God for this day. It has been a long time in coming!!.
Wednesday is also graduation day for our eighth graders here at the School of Sts.Peter and Paul. There will be a Mass at 8:30 a.m. followed by a breakfast for the eighth graders. In the evening there will be the actual graduation ceremony. Con-gratulations to each of our eighth graders and may the Lord bless and assist you as you go forth from here. Don’t forget us!! Our last day of school for the rest of the kids will be May 23rd. It has been a good year and we are grateful to God and to our benefactors for making the school apostolate possi-ble. Let us remember to pray often for our bene-factors and for their families. The actual construction of the chapel will begin very soon and we hope that it will not be terribly disruptive. I don’t think that it should be since the rest of the Church will remain as it is. We will be tearing down part of the awning leading out of the Church, however because the new chapel will need to be built there. I will keep you informed as usual. Take care and have a great week. Sincerely and gratefully yours, Father Timothy Davison
Prayer Intentions of Pope Francis
MAY Universal: That the media may be in-struments in the service of truth and peace. Evangelization: That Mary, Star of Evangelization, may guide the Church
in proclaiming Christ to all nations. What a joy to remember that Mary is our Mother! Since she loves us and knows our weak-nesses, what have we to fear? St. Therese of Lisieux
DIOCESE OF TULSA Pastoral Studies Institute
May Classes Thursday Literary Society Good literature has always been a part of Catholic Culture. Join us once a month for a discussion of these works of fiction largely written by Roman Catholics, and all dealing with the central themes of faith, the human condition, incarnation, sacra-ment, redemption, the struggle between good and evil, and sin and grace. A brief introduction to the author will be followed by a moderated conversa-tion on the book and its insights on faith and life. Read the book and join the discussion .
Date: May 22: End of the Affair by Graham Greene
Time: 7-8:30p.m. Instructors: Joey Spencer, M.T.S., and Rod Treat Location: Chancery Office, “B” Building, 12300 East 91st Street, Broken Arrow
PRE-REGISTRATION IS IMPORTANT FOR IN-STRUCTORS TO HAVE ADEQUATE HAND-
OUTS! Contact us with this information to register for
any of these classes: name, address, zip code, home & work phone
numbers, parish, class title and email address
Marian Shrines of France It’s not too late to join the pilgrim-
age of a lifetime. Pilgrimage to Lourdes and Marian
Shrines of France Sunday, August 31 – Saturday,
September 13 With
Fr. Matt Gerlach and Deacon Rick Stookey Our next planning meeting, Sunday, March 30th at 3 PM-St. Pius X parish Hall. For more information and to reserve your seat call Deacon Stookey 918-743-4407 or Allison 918-237-5373 or visit www.catholictraveltoday.
Ordinary Form: Fifth Sunday of Easter Extraordinary Form: Fourth Sunday after Easter
Tulsa Honor Academy (THA) The Tulsa Honor Academy charter School equips scholars in grades five through eight with the aca-demic skills, content knowledge, and ethical char-acter required for college graduation and success. If you have a child in the 3rd grade and want to learn more about enrolling them in a free college prep school, come to one of our informational meetings: Monday, May 19th, 6-7:00 pm Panaderia Pancho Anaya, 21st & Garnett Tuesday, May 20th, 6-7:00 pm Hicks Park 3443 S. Mingo Wednesday, May 21st, 6-7:00 pm Panaderia Pancho Anaya Please contact us for more information: Elsie Urueta 918-645-2551, [email protected] . When at night you cannot sleep, talk to the Shepherd and stop counting sheep. Anonymous THE WAY In today’s Gospel reading we hear part of Jesus’ discourse at the Last Supper as reported in the Gospel of John. “I am the way and the truth and the life,” Jesus assures his disciples. At that time they did not understand what he meant; they wanted easy answers. “Just show us the Father,” Phillip begged. But the first and second readings show us how the early church came to understand Jesus’ words. The amazing growth of the church led them to select seven men to do the works of service needed with so many new members. The followers of Jesus had grown in such numbers that Peter could exclaim in his Letter over the fact that Christ, the “rejected stone,” was now the corner-stone on whom the salvation of the world rests. Down to the present day, he is truly the way, the truth and the life. Copyright J. S. Paluch Co.
The Filipino Catholic Community of Tulsa, cor-dially invites you to: THE 2014 SANTACRUZAN 1:00 PM., Saturday, May 31,2014 4001 E. 101st St., Tulsa OK 74137 Santacruzan is a religious-historical pageant held in many cities and towns throughout the Philip-pines that is held in the last day of May (Feast of the Visitation). This custom and celebration started after the proclamation of the dogma of Immaculate Conception, 1854. Actually, it is a month long culminating activity, venerating the Blessed Virgin Mary by offering flowers to her at springtime, also known as Flores de Mayo (Flowers of Mary) or The Beautiful Flower: Mary Most Holy. The pag-eant commemorates Helena (known as Reyna Elena), mother of Emperor Constantine, finding the true Cross in Jerusalem. After the celebration of mass there will be an offering of flowers, crowning of Mary and street procession. Join us for refreshment at the gym. LIFE AWARENESS RETREAT:
On June 13th single Catholic men and women between ages 17 and 39 are invited to the St. Philip Neri Newman Center on the campus of the University of Tulsa for a week-end of presentations, group discus-sions, private consultations, and
prayer, focused upon how God might be calling them. The program is designed to help partici-pants make a more informed choice of their voca-tion, whatever that vocation may be. For more information contact Fr. Matt Gerlach, [email protected] or the Office of Voca-tions, 918-307-4936, or [email protected]
Memorial Day Mass Monday, May 26th, 8:30 a.m.
Calvary Cemetery Most Reverend Edward J. Slattery officiating.
May 19th - May 24th
Mon. 7:00 a.m. Shannon Reed 8:30 a.m. Janette Beeman + Tues. 8:30 a.m. Timmy Taylor + Wed. 8:30 a.m. Jerry Taylor + 7:00 p.m. Extension Society Thurs. 8:30 a.m. Walter Casey + 7:00 p.m. Miguel Navarro & Soledad Dominguez Fri. 8:30 a.m. Nicholas Forrester 5:00 p.m. Connie Turner + Sat. 8:30 a.m. Norberto Castro + 6:00 p.m. Opie Franklin +
Myrtle Dibble, Rolling Hills, Catoosa; Dana Petrilla, Frances Strietel Villa; Jody Burns, Lelia Romine, Franciscan Villa; Belle Conner, The Parke and
Ada Gonzalez. Members who are ill and/or homebound: Jan Brunk, Lola Giroux, Helen Cates, Pete Brann, Bob Stieferman, Owen Campbell, Frank & Rita Tilman, Colleen Young, Diana Paola Sifuentes, Andrea Knepp, Becky Moore, Norma Cates, Re-becca Johnson, Barbara Collier, George Reed and John Aulestia. To make changes in this list, please call Gayle at the office, 836-2596.
Lectors May 18th M. Eschman & P. McAtee
Lectors needed to read the Word on Sundays once a month. Also counters needed to help count the weekend collections once a month. Can count after the 9:00 am or 1:00 pm Masses.
If you can help with either of these, please contact the Parish Office 918-836-2596. TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION Eastern Christians have no sacrament of “confirmation,” but they have always had the cus-tom of richly anointing the newly baptized in myron, or sacred chrism. They also give infants a taste of the Precious Blood, thereby doing away with any notion of “First Communion” in later childhood. In the West, although we too have an anointing with chrism for the newly baptized, for centuries we have normally reserved a second anointing for the bishop, sometimes many years after baptism. There are many reasons for this, not the least of which is the fact that in early times the bishop was the ordinary person to officiate at bap-tism, not the presbyter (priest). The bishop did it all, from plunging the catechumens into the font, to pouring chrism over them, to immediately celebrat-ing the Eucharist. When bishops began to cede some of their ministry to the ranks of presbyters, they desired to maintain a strong relationship with baptism. Thus it was decided that the solemn post-baptismal anointing, the laying on of hands, and the prayers for the gifts of the Holy Spirit were to be detached from infant baptism. So, to the present day, we have two anointings after baptism: one by the priest and the other normally by the bishop. By the fifth century, the word “confirmation” had sur-faced to refer to this second anointing. Rev. James Field, OFM, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co.
Contributions for May 12th Checks and envelopes 3579.00 Cash 1711.74 Ascension 20.00 Total 5310.74 Year to Date 244,156.96 Capital Improvement 73.00 Education Endowment Fund 24.00 Birthright 373.00 St. Toribio Fund 140.00 For the Poor 16.00 2nd Collection 715.30
Informaciones Generales
Párroco: Rev. Timothy Davison Vicario: Rev. Juan Pablo Robles
Oficina Parroquial:918-836-2596 Fax:836-2597 Rectoría:918-933-4272 Oficina de la Escuela 918-836-2165 Kinder 918-836-3114
Correo electrónico: [email protected] Sitio web: www.stspeterandpaul-tulsa.org
Misas en Español Martes a jueves: 7:00 p.m. Domingo 11:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m.
Confesiones Martes 4:00-5:00 p.m. Jueves 4:00-5:00 p.m. Media hora antes de cada Misa
Adoración Martes 12:00 - 7:00 p.m. Jueves 12:00 – 7:00 p.m. Adoración toda la noche el primer viernes de cada mes.
Preparación Pre-Matrimonial: Domingo, Salón de Conferencia, Oficina Parroquial 9:30-11:00 AM Llame a Miguel & Matilde de la Torre 933-4365
Clase Pre-Bautismal El primer y el tercer domingo del mes, Salón Madre Teresa, 12:30-2:30 PM.
Quinceañeras Sábado, Salón Madre Teresa, 4:00-5:00 PM. Llame a Carolina Gutiérrez: 835-7617
Catecismo para Niños Martes- Preparación Sacramental 6-7:30 PM Miércoles- Clases De Educación Religiosa 6-7:30 PM
RICA para Adultos (18 años +) Domingo 9:30 a.m.— 10:30 a.m. Krafft Hut Luis & Remedios Rivas 407-5095
Grupo de Oración Jueves, 7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Krafft Hut
Del Párroco: Hermanos y hermanas en Cristo, Favor dar la bienvenida al Padre Beat de la organización UN-
BOUND. Esta organización ayuda a personas en países en vías de desarrollo a vivir con dignidad humana. Por supuesto, la organización no podría hacer obras de caridad sin el apoyo de personas como ustedes. Favor escuchar el mensaje del Padre Beat y responder con generosidad. Este fin de semana el Padre Juan Pablo esta ayu-dando en Durant, Oklahoma. Regresara este do-mingo a tiempo para asistir a la reunión de Santo Toribio. !Ya acerca la kermes! Se llevara a cabo el próximo fin de semana, el 25 de mayo. Como pue-den imaginar hay muchos detalles en organizando un evento como este que incluye una caminata con cientos de personas por las calles de Tulsa (cuatro millas), una procesión con caballos, juegos para los niños, mucha comida y música, una rifa y la lim-pieza después del evento. El Padre Juan Pablo es el organizador principal así que ahora esta muy ocu-pado. Somos muy agradecidos por todo su trabajo tan duro. La caminata comenzara a las 8:00 am en San Francisco Javier y los participantes llegaran a nuestra parroquia alrededor de las 10:30 am. Ofre-ceremos una Misa al aire libre a las 11:00 am se-guida por la kermes. Siempre tenemos esperanzas que mucha gente va a participar. La kermes termi-nara a las 10:00 pm. Este miércoles va a ocurrir une evento histórico en nuestra parroquia como celebraremos la ceremonia de poner la primera piedra del santuario de Santo Toribio y Compañeros. La ceremonia se llevara acabo conjunto con el día actual de la Fiesta de Santo Toribio y sus compañeros mártires. El Obis-po Slattery ofrecerá la Misa a las 7:00 pm y des-pués de la Misa vamos a tener una recepción. Se que este evento se llevara cabo entre semana pero es una ocasión tan histórica que tal vez puedan to-mar tiempo para asistir. Demos gracias al Señor por este día. !Hemos trabajado mucho tiempo para llegar a este punto! Este miércoles también es la graduación de
Lectores, Monaguillos 18 de mayo
Misa de las 11:00 AM
Primera: Noe Avelar Salmo: Reyna Sánchez Segunda: Cristina Contreras Oraciones: Lucila del Río Monaguillos: Julio González, Fernando Muñoz, Jorge Estebane, Miguel Moreno, Anthony Rojas
Misa de las 6:00 PM Primera: Eliel Carrillo Salmo: Willy Quintero Segunda: Mari Rivera Oraciones: María García Monaguillos: Jaime Gutiérrez
Mayo Oraciones de Misa del Papa Francisco Universal: Que los medios de comu-nicación sean instrumentos en el ser-vicio de la verdad y de la paz. Por Evangelización: Que María, Es-trella de la Evangelización, guíe la
Iglesia en proclamando Cristo a todo el mundo.
Ceremonia de Poner la Primera Piedra
al Santuario Sto. Toribio
Miércoles, 21 de mayo, 7:00 PM
Misa concelebrada con el Obispo Slattery.
Se invita a toda la comunidad a celebrar
este evento con nosotros.
Tulsa Honor Academy Equipa a los alumnos en los grados cinco a ocho con la habilidad intelectual, conocimiento acadé-mico, y carácter ético requerido para graduarse de la universidad y prosperar en la vida. Contáctenos. Elsie P. Urueta 918-645-2551 [email protected].
nuestros estudiantes del grado ocho. Ofreceremos una Misa a las 8:30 am seguida con un desayuno para los estudiantes del octavo grado. Por la tarde se llevara a cabo la ceremonia de graduación. Feli-cidades a cada uno de los estudiantes y que el Se-ñor bendiga y ayude a ustedes mientras siguen su viaje al futuro. !Favor no olviden de nosotros! El último día de clases es el 23 de mayo. Ha sido un año bueno y somos agradecidos al Señor y a nues-tros donantes por hacer este apostolado posible. Favor recuerden de rezar por los donantes y por sus familias. La construcción del santuario empezara pronto y ojala que no va a ser disruptiva. No creo que va a haber problemas como lo demás de la Iglesia que-dara como siempre. Seguiré informándoles. Cuídense todos y que tengan una semana excelen-te. Sinceramente y agradecidamente, Padre Timothy Davison TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE Después de la muerte de Jesús, los discípulos habían regresado a su antiguo oficio de pesca para así ganarse la vida, pues no sabían que hacer. El Jesús re-sucitado tuvo que pescárselos de nuevo. En su tercera aparición, Jesús pidió que lanzaran sus redes al mar. Estos sacaron 153 peces del mar, numero representati-vo de todas las naciones del mundo. Esta pesca mila-grosa que tuvo lugar en Galilea, nos recuerda otra pes-ca milagrosa hecha en Brasil. En 1716 tres pescadores pescaban en el Río Paraiba y al lanzar la red al agua sacaron una estatua de la Virgen de la Concepción. Después, la pesca fue tan abundante que por poco hundía el barco. La virgencita de 36 centímetros había pasado muchos años en el agua por la cual había tomado el rico color oscuro de muchos latinoamericanos. La de-voción a Nuestra Señora de Aparecida creció hasta que la familia que la había encontrado la dio al pueblo para que en 1745 se construyera para ella una capilla públi-ca. De esta manera, Aparecida paso de las redes a los corazones, dando una rica pesca de personas para su Hijo. Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM
Copyright J. S. Paluch Co.
