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ENCOUNTERLOVESERVEThird Sunday of Adventsaintbrigidparish.orgJESUSONE ANOTHERTHE WORLDWeek of December 12, 20214735 Cass Street San Diego, CA 92109858.483.3030M ASSES : SATURDAY 5:30 pm, S UNDAY 7:30 am, 9 am (also livestreamed),11 am, and 5:30 pmD AILY 7:30 am (Monday–Saturday) E UCHARISTIC ADORATION : Thursdays 8 am–3 pmRECONCILIATION : SATURDAYS 4–5 pm and by appointment@SaintBrigidSD
Welcome ! We are so glad that you are here with us! At Saint Brigid Parish, we jointogether in community to encounter and love Jesus and one another, so we can go out and bedisciples who serve the world. Come be a part of the mission with us! Whether you’re a long-timeparishioner, visitor, church shopper, or making your way back to practicing your faith, there isalways a place for you here. We hope that by gathering to pray, grow, and love, we all can learn tolive like Jesus and become who we are called to be. Follow along with the Mass on pages 8 and 9.CLERGY CORNER Deacon Patrick McCay¡Feliz Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe!Happy Virgin of Guadalupe Day!Not only is this Sunday the third Sunday of Advent, but it is also the Feast of OurLady of Guadalupe. On this date almost 500 years ago, Mary the Mother of Godappeared to Saint Juan Diego, a humble, indigenous man of faith at Tepeyac nearMexico City.The Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe has always been one of my favorite liturgies at Saint Brigid. We havea small but mighty group of brothers and sisters from Mexico and other Latin American countries thathave a great devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe. For many years, I have had the pleasure of being part ofthe music group, singing songs of joy and gratitude for the gift of Our Lady. This year will be different forme. Now that I am ordained, I will be the Deacon of the Mass. This will be a whole new perspective forme. I am planning to give a bilingual homily and participate in the Spanish language at Mass. Don’t besurprised if you still hear me singing enthusiastically from my new place near the altar. For the first time, Iwill be wearing my beautiful new stole embroidered with the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe that wasgiven to me as an ordination present by my music sisters and brothers.As Our Lady spoke to Juan Diego, she said, “I am truly your compassionate Mother; your Mother and theMother to all who dwell in this land and to all other nations and peoples.” Mary’s appearance at Tepeyachad a pivotal effect on the evangelization of the indigenous people of Mexico. La Morenita’s message ofGod’s love overflows the boundaries of Mexico, spreading to people across the Americas, including righthere in North America. She is the Patroness of Mexico and the Americas. Mary, the mother of us all,points all peoples of all cultures to Jesus. ¡Viva la Virgen!The Mass and Celebration are this Monday, December 13, at 6 pm.Weekly Reflection Carry God’s Word And These Intentions with You This rdayLuke 3:10-18Matthew 21:23-27Matthew 21: 28-32Luke 7:18-23Luke 7:24-30Matthew 1:1-17Matthew 1:18-25Our Lady of GuadalupeSt. LucySt. John of the CrossSt. Mary Di RosaSt. Ado of VienneSt. OlympiasSt. RufusMASS INTENTIONSLuis Martinez †Luis Martinez †Pat Weldon †Luis Martinez †Monsignor Sean Murray †Santa Rizzuto †† Indicates DeceasedHow can we pray for you?You are welcome to submit any personal prayer requests at saintbrigidparish.org/prayer-request.2
Advent Season—Gaudete!Did you Know?The Third Sunday of Advent is always known as “Gaudete Sunday.”“Gaudete” (pronounced, gau-day-tay) is Latin for “rejoice,” and the namefor the day is taken from the entrance antiphon of the Mass, which is:“Rejoice in the Lord always; again I say, rejoice. Indeed, the Lord is near.”On Gaudete Sunday, the rose-colored candle (representing joy) is lit onthe Advent Wreath, and the priest has the option of wearing rose orviolet vestments. Rejoice! The Lord is with you; and with your spirit.Advent resources: saintbrigidparish.org/advent.Share a picture of your Advent wreath with us! Tag us on Instagram@saintbrigidsd, or email us a photo tocommunications@saintbrigidparish.org.Christmas Mass TimesDivorce SupportSurviving the HolidaysSaturday, December 189:30–11:30 amDiocesan Pastoral CenterExperiencing the holidays if you areseparated or divorced can be achallenge. Join us for a morning ofprayer and conversation as we helpyou navigate the season. RSVP toJanelle at jpergoy@sdcatholic.org.Save the Dates10 Keys to Recovering fromDivorce WorkshopThursday, January 207–8:30 pm, Ministry Center11-Week Support GroupThursdays, beginning February 107–8:30 pm, Ministry CenterFor more information, emaildivorcesupport@saintbrigidparish.orgor visit saintbrigidparish.org/divorce.Christmas Eve4 (also livestreamed), 7, and 10 pmChristmas Day9 and 11 am3
The Way of a DiscipleRejoice in the Lord Always, Again I Say Rejoice!“Are you ready for Christmas?” How many times are we asked thatquestion as December 25 approaches? For many of us, even thethought induces stress! We think of the gifts to be purchased, lightsand stockings to be hung, cards to be written, treats to be baked,and events to be attended. Or, we might be suffering grief from theloss of a loved one, a difficult financial situation, depression oraddiction, or a frightening diagnosis. Whatever the case, this time ofyear can seem anything but joyful. How can we experience joy inthe midst of our circumstances?It helps to differentiate “joy” from “happiness.” While happinesstends to be dependent on circumstances, joy is a fruit of the Spirit(see Galatians 5:22-23) and stems from our relationship with God.Let’s look at what the Church has to say about joy. This Sunday, ourliturgical calendar focuses on the theme of joy. We ceremoniouslylight the pink candle and the Mass readings give us some helpfulinsights as they contain the words “joy,” “joyfully,” “glad,” “gladness,”“exult,” and “rejoice” twenty times! Here are some things theseScriptures call us be joyful about: Who God Is—a mighty savior, the fountain of salvation, the HolyOne, the one who baptizes with the Holy Spirit and fire What God Has Done—forgiven, protected, saved, remained with us, given strength and courage,renewed us, rejoiced in us, given us peace that surpasses all understanding, and guarded our heartsand minds. God has done these things and more in the past, and God will do them today and forever. Who We Are—God’s beloved sons and daughters and God sings joyfully over each and all of us!For Reflection1. Based on your own experience, list God’scharacteristics and attributes .2. Is something preventing you fromaccepting your identity as God’s beloved?3. What could you do to spread some joy inthe coming week?God loves us, is in our midst, and dwells within eachof us. What difference does that make in the way welive? Again, our Scriptures show us the way: givethanks, praise God’s name and deeds, be kind, pray(time in communion with God), petition (tell God ourneeds and the needs of others), share ourpossessions with those in need, let God free us fromthe bondage of the things that keep us frombecoming more Christlike.Christ is coming, Christ is in our midst, Christ is in ourhearts. Let us rejoice and be glad!Ongoing Ways to Encounter, Love, and ServePrayerCare and SupportCommunitiesServeAdoration, nightWATCH,Centering Prayer, HealingPrayersaintbrigidparish.org/prayHomebound, Bereavement,Mental Health, 12-StepRecovery, Divorce Supportsaintbrigidparish.org/care-andsupportYouth, Young Adults, Families,Adults, Active 60s , Seniors,Knights of Columbussaintbrigidparish.org/communitiesNeighbors in Need, LiturgicalMinistry, Music Ministry,Hospitality, Faith Formation,Food Distributionsaintbrigidparish.org/serveLooking for more? Find details about parish groups for all interests and seasons of life at saintbrigidparish.org.4
Together We Can Make an Impact!Help Serve Our Religious Brothers and SistersThousands of elderly Catholic sisters, brothers, and religious orderpriests have devoted their lives to helping others— ministering inCatholic schools, hospitals, and more. Most served for little pay. Today,without enough retirement savings, many religious communities arestruggling to care for senior members.Please consider giving to the Retirement Fund for Religious. Your gifthelps provide nursing care, medicine, and other necessities to these menand women. This weekend, envelopes for the Retirement Fund forReligious are available at the church exits for your contribution. You mayalso give online at r more information about this cause, visit retiredreligious .org.San Diego Catholic AdultCommunityThe San Diego Catholic Adult Community (CAC) is apartnership between Saint Brigid Parish and severallocal parishes which provides activities and a socialnetwork for single, married, divorced, and widowedadults. Contact Nancy Wesseln at 858.847.0724 ornancy@sandiegocac.org to get connected today!Adult Community (All Ages) Epiphany Party, January 8, 7–10 pm, Hilton GardenInn Del MarJoin us for an evening where our whole ministrycelebrates together! Early bird tickets are 35 untilJanuary 6. Visit saintbrigidparish.org/SDCAC for moreinformation.Great Works Club, Sunday, December 12, 6 pm via ZoomJoin us for our December discussion of GK Chesterton's "The Everlasting Man." New members welcome! ContactRochelle at GreatWorksClub@sandiegocac.org for the Zoom link.50s Socials Community Christmas Social/ Happy Hour, Sunday, December 12, 4 – 6 pmJoin us for happy hour at the Sammy’s in the Del Mar Highlands Plaza. Ugly Christmas Sweater and, or ChristmasColors are encouraged. RSVP: doreen@sandiegocac.org5
Celebrating Our Seniors!Senior LuncheonsOur Seniors got an early start on the celebration at theirChristmas luncheon. Save the date for our next SeniorLuncheon on Wednesday, January 5 at 12 pm.Come Serve our Seniors and HomeboundWednesday, December 15, 7-8 pm, Bay RoomServe our seniors and homebound parishioners by joining us aswe fill 95 Christmas stockings with goodies and gifts. All itemswill be provided,Want to Learnmore about ourSenior Ministry?Sacraments and FormationContact Nancy atnancy@saintbrigidparish.org,call 858.483.3030, or visitsaintbrigidparish.org/seniors.Sacraments of InitiationBaptismInfants: Parents &Godparents attendorientation. Information:saintbrigidparish.org/baptism.Adults: prepare in RCIAlee@saintbrigidparish.orgFirst CommunionConfirmationChildren: 2-year processTeens: 2-year process(starting grade 1)(starting grade 9)gayle@saintbrigidparish.orgAdults: prepare in sh.orgAdults: prepare in RCIAlee@saintbrigidparish.orgSacraments of HealingReconciliationSaturdays 4–5 pm or by appointment.Preparation: Children, 2-year process(starting grade 1) gayle@saintbrigidparish.orgAdults, prepare in RCIA lee@saintbrigidparish.orgAnointing of the SickTo Inquire about or request this sacrament,please call the parish office.858.483.3030Sacraments of VocationMatrimonyHoly Orders9-month accompaniment ntbrigidparish.orgSchedule a time to chat with one of ourclergy, or check out our website.saintbrigidparish.org/holy-orders6
Saint Brigid Parish ContactsClergyFather SebastianBukenyaFather SteveCallahanAssociate ve@saintbrigidparish.orgDeacon MikeDanielsdeaconmike@saintbrigidparish.orgDeacon ction to Christand ingoReceptionist andParishioner usiness dren’s tBaptism, BecomingCatholic, Funeralslee@saintbrigidparish.orgKaylaJohnsonYouth Coordinator orgdeaconpatrick@saintbrigidparish.orgMusic MinistersParish StaffJulieColmanDeacon parish.orgJohn neRussellEvangelization lineand ScottWeemanYoung Adult elnAdult and valloSunday7:30 amkcavallomusic@gmail.comTimFoleySaturday Vigil5:30 pm858.344.3164JulieMislehParish Coordinator ofLiturgical Music858.366.2060LaurenSwainSundayEvening Mass858.483.3030PatrickVillaSundayEvening Mass858.483.3030We’d love to get to know you!Consider joining our parish family! We would love tohelp you get connected and support you on yourjourney. If you would like to become a member, scanthe QR Code, or visit saintbrigidparish.org/Safe in Our Diocese—The Diocese is doing everything in it's power to preventthe sexual abuse of minors and vulnerable adults by priests and other diocesanstaff. Report Sexual Abuse at 858.490.8353 or visit safeinourdiocese.org/ formore information.7
The Mass We gather together to pray and celebrate Jesus’ sacrifice and love forus. We invite you to join us in prayer. These pages will take you through the Mass, whetheryou are new to our community, our Faith, or want to participate more fully.The italicized sections explain posture, plain text is the priest ’s or leader’s part, and bold textdenotes our response as the gathered Body of Christ.Thanks be to God.The Liturgy of the WordGospel AcclamationDuring this part of the Mass, we hear God’s Wordproclaimed. We listen to preaching, which makesScripture come alive again today, and we expressour Catholic faith.Please stand to receive the Gospel.Alleluia!GospelIntroductory RiteA reading from the holy Gospel according to .Glory to You, O Lord.The word of the Lord.Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ.Please stand for the entrance and opening hymn.In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of theHoly Spirit. Amen.The grace of our Lord be with you all.And with your spirit.HomilyPlease sit as we listen to a reflection from the clergy.Penitential RiteProfession of FaithBrothers and sisters celebrate the sacred mysteriesI confess to almighty God, and to you, my brothers andsisters, that I have greatly sinned, in my thoughts andin my words, in what I have done and what I havefailed to do, through my fault, through my fault,through my most grievous fault; therefore I ask theblessed Mary ever-Virgin, all the Angels and Saints,and you, my brothers and sisters, to pray for me to theLord our God.Please stand as we proclaim the creed together.I believe in one God, the Father almighty, maker ofheaven and earth, of all things visible and invisible. Ibelieve in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Only BegottenSon of God, born of the Father before all ages. Godfrom God, Light from Light, true God from true God,begotten, not made, consubstantial with the Father;through Him all things were made. For us men and forour salvation He came down from heaven, *and by theHoly Spirit was incarnate of the Virgin Mary, andbecame man. *(please bow during this profession) Forour sake He was crucified under Pontius Pilate, Hesuffered death and was buried, and rose again on thethird day in accordance with the Scriptures. Heascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand ofthe Father. He will come again in glory to judge theliving and the dead and His kingdom will have no end.I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of life,who proceeds from the Father and the Son, who withthe Father and the Son is adored and glorified, whohas spoken through the prophets. I believe in one,holy, catholic and apostolic Church. I confess oneBaptism for the forgiveness of sins and I look forwardto the resurrection of the dead and the life of the worldto come. Amen.Repeat after the priest:Lord Have Mercy. Christ have mercy. Lord HaveMercy.OR Kyrie, eleison. Christe, eleison. Kyrie, eleison.GloriaGlory to God in the highest, and on earth peace topeople of good will. We praise You, we bless You, weadore You, we glorify You, we give You thanks for Yourgreat glory, Lord God, heavenly King, O God, almightyFather. Lord Jesus Christ, Only Begotten Son, LordGod, Lamb of God, Son of the Father, You take awaythe sins of the world, have mercy on us; You take awaythe sins of the world, receive our prayer; You areseated at the right hand of the Father, have mercy onus. For You alone are the Holy One, You alone are theLord, You alone are the Most High, Jesus Christ, withthe Holy Spirit, in the glory of God the Father. Amen.Universal PrayerReadings from Scripture (see page 9)Please stand as we pray for our community, unitedwith the entire Body of Christ.Please sit to receive the Word of God.After each intention, repeat the response said by thereader.First Reading The word of the Lord.Thanks be to God.Cover Photo: On the third Sunday ofAdvent we light the rose-colored candlewhich symbolizes joy. Rejoice!Responsorial Psalm:* Cry out with joy andgladness: for among you is the great and Holy One ofIsrael.Second Reading The word of the Lord.8
Deliver us, Lord . Jesus Christ.For the kingdom, the power and the glory are Yoursnow and forever.The Liturgy of the EucharistIn this part of the Mass, we re-experience Jesus’sacrifice. We acknowledge that He is present in theconsecrated Bread and Wine—Communion. Wepray together and take what we have received inMass home and into the world.The Sign of PeaceThe peace of the Lord be with you always.And with your spirit.Let us offer each other the sign of peace.As we bring up the bread and wine, we also offer ourprayers, gifts, and even ourselves to be placed beforeGod and be transformed.At this time we usually exchange a sign of sharingGod’s peace by offering a handshake, hug, or similargesture with those around us. However during thesedays of COVID protocols, please offer a wave or a nodof the head or other socially-distant expression ofpeace.Preparation of the GiftsLamb of GodThe OffertoryBlessed are You, Lord the bread of life.Blessed be God forever.Blessed are You, Lord become our spiritual drink.Blessed be God forever.Pray to God, the almighty Father.Lamb of God, You take away the sins of the world,have mercy on us. 2xLamb of God, You take away the sins of the world,grant us peace.Please stand and reply:Please kneel as we prepare to receive the Body ofChrist.Eucharistic PrayerBehold the Lamb of God the supper of the Lamb.Lord, I am not worthy that You should enter under myroof, but only say the word and my soul shall behealed.May the Lord accept the sacrifice at your hands for thepraise and glory of His name, for our good and thegood of all His holy Church.CommunionThe Lord be with you. And with your spirit.Lift up your hearts. We lift them up to the Lord.Let us give thanks to the Lord our God.It is right and just.Christ’s Body and Blood are truly, fully present as Heoffers Himself to us in Communion. Catholicsprepared to receive the Eucharist approach theminister as the ushers guide you. Non-Catholics orthose choosing to abstain from Communion arewelcome to come forward for a blessing (pleaseindicate this by crossing your arms over your chest) ormay remain in the pews to pray.Holy, Holy, HolyHoly, Holy, Holy, Lord, God of hosts. Heaven andearth are full of Your glory. Hosanna in the highest.Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord.Hosanna in the highest.Concluding BlessingPlease kneel in reverence for Christ coming in HisEucharist.The Lord be with you. And with your spirit.May almighty God bless you, the Father, and the Son,and the Holy Spirit. Amen.Go in peace. Thanks be to God.The mystery of faith.We proclaim Your Death, O Lord, and profess YourResurrection until You come again.OR When we eat this Bread and drink this Cup, weproclaim Your Death, O Lord, until You come again.OR Save us, Savior of the world, for by Your Cross andResurrection, You have set us free.*The Responsorial Psalm may vary.The Great AmenThis Sunday’s ReadingsAmen.Communion RiteFirst ReadingPsalmSecond ReadingGospelPlease stand as we pray together.The Lord’s PrayerOur Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name;Thy kingdom come; Thy will be done on earth as it isin heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgiveus our trespasses as we forgive those who trespassagainst us; and lead us not into temptation, but deliverus from evil. Amen.Zephaniah 3:14-18aIsaiah 12:2-3, 4, 5-6.Philippians 4:4-7Luke 3:10-18For weekly readings, visitsaintbrigidparish.org/weekly-readings9
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Opportunities for Faith, Fellowship, and ServiceMondayDecember 13WednesdayDecember 156–7:30 pmOur Lady of Guadalupe Mass & Potluck CelebrationChurch, Ministry CenterCome help us honor Our Lady of Guadalupe.Rosary is at 5:30 pm followed by Mass at 6 pm anda potluck celebration after Mass.Advent ReconciliationChurchFour priests will be available to celebrate theSacrament of Reconciliation (also referred to asConfession) after a short time of prayer andmeditation.7–8 pmHelp Fill Christmas Stockings for Seniors andHomebound ParishionersBay RoomCome help serve our seniors and homeboundparishioners. See page 6 for details.FridayDecember 17nightWATCHChurchJoin us for 90 minutes of prayer in candlelight withmusic and Eucharistic Adoration. In the beauty ofthe darkened church illuminated by candles, enterthe mystery of the Lord's presence.7–8:30 pmSaturdayDecember 1810 am–12 pmSunday,December 1910 amYA Moms Prayer & Fellowship GroupMinistry CenterAre a young adult in your 20s and 30s and also amom? Please join us for some time together everymonth as we go through a short reflection, prayer,and group sharing time. Contact: Jacqueline,858.775.9722Angels and Shepherds Procession Sign UpsOcean RoomThe angels and shepherds procession is a longstanding Christmas tradition at Saint Brigid Parish!Children ages 3 and up process around the insideof the church before the start of the 4 pmChristmas Eve Mass. Sign ups/costume reservationswill be in the Ocean Room after the Sunday, Dec.19, 9 am Mass. If your children can't sign-up thatday and would like to participate, please emailGayle, gayle@saintbrigidparish.org to reserve acostume, or for more information.RecurringEventsSundayHealing Prayer Time (1st)10–11 am John Paul II RoomMondayCatholic in Recovery Men’s Group7 pm Bride’s RoomNeighbors in Need (2nd and 4th)6 pm Parish HallShifts begin at 3:30 pmCentering Prayer JPII Room, 6-7 pmTuesdayCatholic Charities Food Distribution9:30 am–12:30 pmCentering Prayer4–5 pm (virtual)WednesdayCentering Prayer4–5 pm (virtual)Senior Wednesdays11:30–4 pm Bay RoomYoung Adults Bible Study7-9 pm Ministry CenterThursdayEucharistic Adoration8 am–3 pmC2C Spanish Group10 am–12 pm Bay RoomFridayFriday Morning Walks9:30–11 amnightWATCH(3rd Fridays) 7-8:30 pmSaturdayReconciliation4–5 pmScan forParishCalendarYour generosity helps us continue our mission to encounter, love, and serve Jesus, oneanother, and the world. You may easily give online by scanning the QR code, visitingsaintbrigidparish.org/e-giving, or texting LoveOneAnother to 800.950.9952.12
Dec 12, 2021 · It helps to dierentiate “joy” from “happiness.” While happiness tends to be dependent on circumstances, joy is a fruit of the Spirit (see Galatians 5:22-23) and stems from our relationship with God. Let’s look at what the Church has to say about joy. This Sunday, our liturgical calendar focus
