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Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church - 120 Kings Highway, Tappan, NY 10983Office hours: M-F 9-4 845-359-1230 admin@stjohnnewman.org www.stjohnnewman.orgSt. John the Baptist Church - 895 Piermont Avenue, Piermont, NY 10968Office hours: M-F 11-3 845-359-0078 admin@stjohnnewman.org www.stjohnnewman.orgRev. Tom Kunnel, C.O., PastorRev. Peter Bujdos, C.O., Assistant PastorRev. Jean Paul Ruriho, C.O., Parochial VicarDeacon Joseph Dass Deacon Robert PangMay Pang, Administrative SecretaryBlanca Ocasio, Office AssistantAnne Swann, Coordinator REMASS SCHEDULE AT OLSHSaturday: 5:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:30 AM, 12:00 PMWeekdays: 8:00 AM, 12:30 PM Thursday* onlySaturday: 9:00 AM First Friday : 7:00 PMSarah Hunt, Administrative Assistant REYolanda Zamora, Hispanic AssistantRay Hayes, Plant SupervisorAUGUST2022July 17,14,2022Confession Saturday 4:30 PMMASS SCHEDULE AT ST. JOHNSaturday: 4:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:30 AM1:00 PM (Spanish)Weekdays: 10:30 AMConfession Saturday: 3:30 PMMasses noted in RED are live streamed* Holy Hour on Thursdays 8.30 am -12.30 pmMonday , AUgust 15NEW YORK ORATORY OF SAINT PHILIP NERIRev. Vladimir Chripko,Provost,Rev. Peter Bujdos,Rev. Francis Conka,Rev. Ravi Dasari,Rev. Tom Kunnel,Rev. Joseph Narisetty,Rev. Raju Narisetty,Dn. Steve Neier,Rev. Roman Palecko,Rev. Jean Paul Ruriho,Rev. George Torok,Provost EmeritusDECEMBER 19, 2021
2 20th Sunday in Ordinary TimeMASS INTENTIONSAugust 14, 2022MASS INTENTIONSAT SAINT JOHN THE BAPTISTSaturday, August 13: Sts. Pontian Pope, and Hippolytus, martyrsSaturday, August 13: Sts. Pontian Pope, and Hippolytus, martyrs4:00 p.m. † Msgr John Mulligan by Robin Miller9:00 a.m. † Cora Enriquiz by Jancy ThalappillilSunday, August 14: 2oth Sunday in Ordinary Time;† Marie Guiney by Theresa PaladinoSt. Maximillian Kolbe, Priest and Martyr5:00 p.m. † Theresa Mastropolo - 5th Anniversary by Mastropolo Family 8:00 a.m. Romualdo Samulak & Zdzislaw SamulakSunday, August 14: 2oth Sunday in Ordinary Time;by Samulak & Young FamilySt. Maximillian Kolbe, Priest and Martyr10:30 a.m. † Michael & Ellen Prunty by Armstrong Family8:00 a.m. † Nicholas Suriani by Rosary Altar Society1:00 p.m. Intentions of Spanish Families10:30 a.m.† Margaret Maccharulo by Mary PicarielloMonday, August 15: The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary12:00 p.m.† James LaGreca by Cathy Thompson10:30 a.m. † Kenny Sisters by Maureen RyanMonday, August 15: The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin MaryTuesday, August 16: St. Stephen of Hungary8:00 a.m. † Arnulfo Gimongala by Gilda Vilamor10:30 a.m. † Daniel Pezzola by Vivian Pezzola† Maurice Foley by John & Betty CusakWednesday, August 17:PrivateINTENTION AVAILABLE10:30 a.m. † Thomas Mooney by Dcn Rob & May PangTuesday, August 16: St. Stephen of HungaryThursday, August 18:8:00 a.m. † Sara Thalappillil by Jancy Thalappillil10:30 a.m. † Joseph Dennerlein by Lynn Dennerlein† Dionisio P. Zacarias by Lolita ZacariasFriday, August 19: St. John Eudes, PriestPrivate INTENTION AVAILABLE10:30 a.m. † Bernabe Abuzman by Dumlao FamilyWednesday, August 17:Saturday, August 20: St. Bernard, Abbot and Dr of the Church8:00 a.m. † Emilio Iluminada Pagayunan by Wierer Family4:00 p.m. † Josephine Lacalamita by The FamilyPrivate † INTENTION AVAILABLESunday, August 21: 21th Sunday in Ordinary Time; St. Pius X, PopeThursday, August 18:8:00 a.m. † Luke Mechmann by Harold & Eileen Peterson8:00 a.m. † Dick Pierce by Theresa Paladino10:30 a.m. † Jerry O'Dowd by O'Dowd Family† Betty Mooney by Mossy & Rachel Healy1:00 p.m. Intentions of Spanish Families12:30 p.m.† Donald Moss & Rose McDermott by Mary MossFriday, August 19: St. John Eudes, PriestSTEWARDSHIP: WEEKLY OFFERING8:00 a.m. † Matthew O'Brien by Jancy ThalappillilOUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEARTThanksgiving Judy & Christopher Buffutto by Joseph FamilyJuly 31, 2022 - Regular : 6,846PrivateINTENTION AVAILABLEMission Appeal: 908Saturday, August 20: St. Bernard, Abbot and Doctor of the ChurchSAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST9:00 a.m. † Margie Maccharulo by Catherine & Henry RicardoJuly 31, 2022 - Regular : 3,610† Robert Carney by Christine KieturMission Appeal: 1,3945:00 p.m. † Thomas J. Fallon by Fallon FamilyGIVE ONLINE TODAY!Sunday, August 21: 21th Sunday in Ordinary Time; St. Pius X, PopeThank you to those who have signed up for automatic/online8:00 a.m. † Nicholas Suriani by Martinelli Familygiving! Regular donations are critical to meeting our bills. Please10:30 a.m.† Esteban Navedo , Laura Navedo, Ines Arce by Navedo Familyconsider joining our DIRECT DEPOSIT giving program . To getstarted: Go to our website: stjohnnewman.org and click on “On-Line12:00 p.m.† Anthony Joseph Maglione by Margaret MaglioneAT OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEARTTRANSITIONAL PARISH LEADERSHIP TEAMParish CouncilAlex Aguilar, Lucia/Sal Caruana, Michele Hanebuth, Mara Hauser,Mary Leggett, Marleni Lemus, Joe Martin, Maria Nest, StevenNavedo, Marge & Ralph Olsen, Tom Quinn, Joe Rispoli, Nick Sfraga,Anne Swann, Irma Vasquez,TrusteesFinancial AdvisorsMaria Vanessa CipollaJoseph Gannon,Mike YannazzoneStuart Hanebuth,Chris MahoneyGiving” to set up automatic giving account directly through yourchecking account or with a credit card ( VISA, MASTER CARD orDISCOVER). If you need assistance, contact either church office withyour name and number and they will happily respond to help you.May God bless You For Your Continuing SupportTo keep faith alive for future generations, pleaseconsider rememberingOur Lady of the Sacred Heart Churchor St John the Baptist Church in your will.IN OUR PRAYERSAs a Parish family let us remember in our prayers our beloved deceased: Marie F. Guiney, Ismaela Maldonado de Sanabria, Eileen O'Grady, John& Josephine Carollo, Gail Quinn, Gene McCarty, John Masterson, Thomas Mooney, Nicholas Suriani, Charles Edward Cooney, JohnDurso, Virginia Colby, Margaret Maccharulo, Oscar Mazariego, Vivian Smith, Elizabeth Moody, John Carollo, Elizabeth Flood, RosarioContino, Loreen Yadanza, Jose Maldonando, Sara Thalapillil, Eileen McCormack, Patricia Maloney, Joseph McKiernan, Harry Weber, RayHull ,George L. Kopac, Palmina Gatti, Carol Spear, Marian Weber, Br. Anthony Bechner, Carmen Gomez, Ofelia Moran de Linares, JosephMcTernan, Delia Acosta, Eileen Kunkel, Francisco Aguilar, Maureen T. Kolar, Marian Pekar, Margaret White, Jan Sick, Pietro Osso, AliceKayser, Gene G. Leman, Anne Duggan, Crescencio Dumlao, John Walsh, Piero Bergonzelli, Salvatore Caiola, Dominick Vincent D’Auria,Bruce Baez, Richard DiLoreto, Stanley Bodner, Mary Clifford, Joe Dennerlein, Kathleen Larkin, Shirley Simmons, Bob Bechner.
20th Sunday in Ordinary TimeAugust 14, 20223The Call to be a ProphetThe Reading for this 20th Sunday, could be jarringto our ears. If we feel so, then we must pay closeattention to our call to be prophets. We who havebeen confirmed have been given a share in Christ’sprophetic anointing. If our goal is to be everybody’s‘likeable fellow’, we are going to have a hard timebeing faithful. The word that God commands us toshare is sometimes comforting, sometimesdisturbing. We must get over our fear of offendingpeople and love them enough to tell them the truth.Of course, there is always the question of the rightplace and time. But if no place is the right place andthe right time never comes, we can be sure that weare allowing fear of other’s opinion to get in the wayof love. Love is not about being sentimental orpopular. It shakes things up and sets the world onfire.Today’s readings remind us that God at times usessome direct and terse language to bring attention totruth. The reason for this is that God is love, and loveis more concerned about the welfare of others thanwith one’s own image just like parents who want thebest for their children at the risk of not ‘agreeing withthem’. So, if some fun-loving travelers are on aseemingly pleasant canoe ride down a lazy river,love cares enough to warn them that a huge fall isup ahead. “Everyone is free to choose!” But opinionsdon’t change the fact that going over the falls in acanoe will kill you.In the first reading of today, Jeremiah is persecutedby the mighty and powerful because he is not beingpolitically correct. Around the year 587 before Christ,the city of Jerusalem was besieged byNebuchadnezzar. People were suffering. But thearmy generals kept the war going aggravating thesituation of the people. Jeremiah was the lonelyvoice that was putting pressure on King Zedekiah tosurrender to reduce the suffering of the people. Butthis was not politically correct; it threatened thepride of the army. So, Jeremiah is thrown into a drywell to silence him. It takes the courage of ansolution to the loss of sense of sin is not a guiltyconscience, but a rightful acceptance of theresistance within us that refuses to allow the grace ofGod to flow within us. The second reading of todayfrom the Letter to the Hebrews invites us to “fightagainst sin” as we “keep running steadily in the racethat we have started” (Heb 12:1). This fight against sin isnot just the obedience to the commandments, butsomething deeper than that. The Letter to theHebrews tells us, “Let us not lose sight of Jesus, wholeads us in our faith and brings it to perfection” (Heb12:2).Obedience to the law could make uscomplacent, but the journey towards perfectiondisturbs us. It is a challenge to “keep running steadily.”St. Theresa of Kolkata would often say: ‘God calls us tobe faithful, not just successful.’The reality of opposition to the Gospel in ourcontemporary society is intensifying on a daily basiswith nascent frontiers. In families, towns, and politicalgatherings and even at the international stage; peopleare renewing their strength and vigor at resisting thetruth of the Gospel with new theories and attitudes;and even subjecting the ministers of the Gospel tovaried forms of suffering and blackmail. This indeed ispartly the cause of the divisions our Lord talks aboutin the Gospel Reading (Luke 12:49-53). The divisionthat arises from the encounter between the force ofthe eternal truth of the Word of God and the force ofopposition to this truth. These divisions exist amongus; not because the purpose of the Word is primarilyto bring division in our midst, but because we haverefused to allow the Word of God to yield the fruits itshould by listening to it. The following prayer is for allof us who shy away from being authentic prophets intrying times:Disturb us, Lord, whenWith the abundance of things we possessWe have lost our thirstFor the waters of life;Having fallen in love with life,We have ceased to dream of eternityAnd in our efforts to build a new earth,We have allowed our visionOf the new Heaven to dim.Sir Francis DrakeerFr Tom Kunnel, C.O.Ethiopian, Ebed-melech who too prefers to bepolitically incorrect to let the king know thatsilencing the prophet was not right. Jeremiah isrescued.Pope Pius XII in 1946, warned us about “thesin of the century”: the loss of sense of sin. TheSt Philip Neri's maxim for August 14 :They who have been exercised in the service of God for a long time, may in their prayers imagine all sorts of insults offered tothem, such as blows, wounds, and the like, and so in order to imitate Christ by their charity, may accustom their heartsbeforehand to forgive real injuries when they come.
420th Sunday in Ordinary TimeAugust 14, 2022Synod 2021 – 2023: For a synodal Church: communion,participation and mission Welcome to the resource pagefor the synodal process in theArchdiocese of New York. Scanthe code beside and you willfind the Guide for ListeningSessions booklet available fordownload, as well as the officialprayer card and facilitatortraining presentation slides.Participate in Synod 2021 - 2023The sessions are part of the worldwide synodal process. Our Holy Father hasinvited everyone to participate.What is it?Time set aside for prayer andlistening to the Holy Spirit andeach other. We seek to gather asa community of faith and asneighbors and to be guided bythe Holy Spirit. You can learnmore by visitingwww.archny.org/synodWhat will be discussed?Our Church during the time of the pandemic; how we arepracticing synodality; the ways in which our parishes inviteothers to serve God and neighbor; and exploration of howwe can better live out our mission of bringing others toknow, love, and serve Jesus.What is my role?You are invited to pray and share with us. It is not a time forchanging our Church teaching, but for practicing synodality,which is walking together, listening to each other.What will come from it?We hope, a parish and a globalChurch that is moreopen to listening to the HolySpirit and each otherthan ever before!
20th Sunday in Ordinary TimeAugust 14, 20225PARISH GROUPS AND EVENTSCELEBRATION OF MILESTONE ANNIVERSARIESCongratulations to our couples who are celebrating their25th, 40th, 50th, 60th Anniversaries this year. On September17 at St John, evening, we would like to celebrate YOU on thisspecial occasion as Bishop Edmund Whalen will bless theNew Shrine dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe. Please call therectory 845-359-1230 (OLSH) 845-39-0078 (St John) to let usknow if you can come.RIDE WITH THE SISTERS & CHANGE THE WORLDJoin the Dominican Sisters of Sparkill onSaturday, September 17 as they celebrateand host their:2nd Annual Cycling for Peace Event at Rockland LakePlease refer to our website for further id td6mm eventregistration, directions, etc. or contact Mission AdvancementAssociate, Bernadette Donohue at 845-359-4172 orbdonohue@sparkill.org.Father James Martin, SJ will be speaking at the DominicanSisters of Sparkill Motherhouse on Thursday, September 22.“Building Bridges: The Gospels and LGBTQ Outreach” beginsat 7 pm and reservations are required by calling PattiMcCallion at 845-359-4156 or pmccallion@sparkill.orgatDID YOU KNOW? Maximilian Maria Kolbe (born Raymund Kolbe; Polish: Maksymilian Maria Kolbe ( 8 January 1894 – 14 August 1941),venerated as Saint Maximilian Kolbe, was a Polish Catholic priest and Conventual Franciscan friar who volunteered to die in place ofa man named Franciszek Gajowniczek in the German death camp of Auschwitz, located in German-occupied Poland during WorldWar II. He had been active in promoting the veneration of the Immaculate Virgin Mary, founding and supervising the monastery ofNiepokalanów near Warsaw, operating an amateur-radio station (SP3RN), and founding or running several other organizations andpublications. On 10 October 1982, Pope John Paul II canonized Kolbe and declared him a martyr of charity. The Catholic Churchvenerates him as the patron saint of amateur radio operators, drug addicts, political prisoners, families, journalists, and prisoners.For more see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximilian KolbeBEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUPA safe place for the bereaved to share, to learn about grief andto receive support, empathy, and acceptance.Saint Margaret of Antioch Church Bereavement SupportGroup will begin a 7-week program on Tuesday, September 6that 10:00 AM. Meetings will be held in the Doyle Center at 115W Central Avenue, Pearl River (next to the Church entrance).The 10 AM - 11 AM meetings will take place on the followingDates: September 6, 13, 20, 27 and October 4 & 11.Please call the Parish Center Office, 845 735-4746, to register.Registration, in advance, is mandatory.Sun. August 14 5:30 AMMon. August 157PMTues. August 167PMWed. August 17b 7PMThur. August 187PM7PMFri. August 197PMSat. August 2012PM2PMSJ - Spanish Prayer GroupAssumption of MarySJ - Spanish Bible StudySJ - Altar Server PracticeSJ - Amigos de Jesus Choir PracticeSJ - Mensajeros de Jesus Choir PracticeSJ - Directiva & Servidore MeetingSJ - Spanish Prayer MeetingOL - BaptismSJ - Baptism
620th Sunday in Ordinary TimeEnteringNicholasCanaanSurianiAugust 14, 2022Piligrimage to“The Men’sRetreat enabledme to confront thereality of what Ihad done manyyears ago. At theend of the retreatthe facts had notchanged but Ihad! The Men’sRetreat was a dayDate:of graceandWednesday, September21,2022forCost redemption:me!” &Martin 80.00 Includes BussLunchMass, Rosary, Museum & Gift shop,Lunch at ShrineBus departure TBDPhoto Curtesy @https://www.jesuits.global/Men’s Day of Healing from AbortionSaturday, September 24, 2022Make Checks Payable toRev Lawrence Schroedel,CFRSt Catherine ChurchDid you pressure someone to have an abortion? Did you notFor MoreInformationwant an abortion? Did you not even knowuntilit was too late?ContactJoeAre you married to someone who has had anOnativiaabortion?646-648-0823For confidential reservationscontact: orjogger3@optonline.netProjectRachel@DIOBPT.com203 416 1619 orPlease reserve by August 15,2022Lumina@postabortionhelp.org 877 586 46211938 - 2022GOSPEL MEDITATION - ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTUREJesus tells his disciples, “Peace I leave with you; my peace I giveto you. Not as the world gives do I give it to you.” The peacethat Jesus gives is far different than the kind that comes fromthe absence of war, conflict, or affliction. The peace that Godoffers is found alongside suffering and hardship, notnecessarily in their absence. St. Teresa of Avila offers us a bit ofwisdom regarding peace: “May today there be peace within.May you trust God that you are exactly where you are meant tobe. May you not forget the infinite possibilities that are born offaith. May you use those gifts that you have received and passon the love that has been given to you. May you be contentknowing you are a child of God. Let this presence settle intoyour bones and allow your soul the freedom to sing, dance,praise, and love. It is there for each and every one of us.”In order for us to experience the divine peace that Jesus offers,we have to allow God’s presence to settle into our bones! It isonly when this happens that we can be truly taught by the HolySpirit to discern the true path to peace and find ourselves withuntroubled hearts. The world and our lives are sounpredictable and changeable. If we look for a source oflasting and real peace only there, our search will never besatisfied. Something will always unsettle and disturb us. TheJewish disciples could really relate to what Jesus was sayingabout peace (shalom). They already knew that it was more amatter of achieving wholeness and wellbeing than anythingelse.Wholeness and wellbeing are precisely what isuncovered when we begin to really see and know theLink on our websiteheight, depth, and breadth of God’s presence andpromise. The elegance ofwww.stjohnnewman.orgGod’s Divine life flows throughandselectourItonlineour blood and the marrowin ourbones.is that closegivingprogramand deep. As we breathe in and exhale God’s life, peacebecomes what we know within and what is exhaled out.This remains in the midst of intense conflict,persecution, suffering, rejection, and even death. LPi
20th Sunday in Ordinary TimeAugust 14, 20227These are the names of the sick that reached theReligious Educationoffice for our 2022 update list. Kindly send usCatechists are needed for the 2022-2023 Year. This is a verythose you know and are not listed here so that wespecial way for you to share your time and talent with ourcan update the names:Ann Soto, Arielle Ernau, BillHauser, Bridget Teague, CourtneyMazzella, Chris Capezzuto,Danny Murphy, Dawn Mennillo,Diane Bartley, Eileen Murray,John Ferri Sr, John Maguire,John Morrissey, JosephineUrban, Kathy DeStefano, KieraCunningham, Louis Kayser,Intercede for themMargaret Raso, Maria Conka,Marie Brady, Mary Kunnel,Mildred Oslica, Monica Boley,Nijole Paronetto, Peg Koleduk,Richard Ryan, Robert Ernau,Sheila Dorken, Sr. Jude MiriamDePalma, Terri Sorel, TomSmith, Trudy Smith.youngest. If you are interested or have questions, please contactthe RE office.Online Registration for the Religious Ed. 2022-2023 school yearbegan on Tuesday, May 17th. Some classes have already beenfilled. There is now a late fee. Online registration ended on 7/31.You will have to register at the Rectory.Reminder: This coming year, all classes will be held on the Tappancampus. Please call the RE office with any questions.CCD Classes begin the week of 9/11.For further information pleasecall 845-365-2141 or emailAnne Swann: reschool@stjohnnewman.orgSarah Hunt: readmin@stjohnnewman.orgReligious educationOLSH mass book will be open on Monday, August 15th, forthe months of October, November, and December.Congratulations to our couples who are celebrating their25th, 40th, 50th, 60th Anniversaries this year.OnSeptember 17 at St John, evening, we would like tocelebrate YOU on this special occasion as Bishop EdmundWhalen will bless the New Shrine dedicated to Our Lady ofGuadalupe. Please call the rectory 845-359-1230 (OLSH) 84539-0078 (St John) to let us know if you can come.DATELOVING GIFTIN HONOR /MEMORY OF / PRAYER FORGIVEN BYKATHY CARROLLSTJHN PARISH FAMILY8/13 - 8/14Altar bouquet OLSHTabernacle CandleChurch OLSHBread and Wine OLSH8/15- 8/19BRUCE BAEZ 1 YR ANNIVERSARYDIONISIO ZACARIASTabernacle CandleChapel OLSHKATHY CARROLLSanctuary Candle SJBMonth ofAugustParish CHARISTIC MINISTERSPam PekarBill BaldesJean Massaro SimpsonBernadette VeroLisa RyanJerry CaterinoMary CaporalAnne SwannCarol BrycelandGlen AlbinLarraine & Mike PayneRuth Sanabria/Rosario Guzman Natalia LemusDEBRA ARMUSLOLITA ZACARIASSTJHN PARISH FAMILYTHANKSGIVING FORDEACON STEVE NEIERLITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR THE WEEKENDAugust 20 - 21Saturday 4:00 PM5:00 PM8:00 AM8:00 AM10:30 AMSunday 10:30 AM12:00 PM1:00 PMM. STUSHGALE CORRIGANPRIVATE DONORREMEMBER YOUR LOVED ONE OR THOSE WHONEED SPECIAL GRACES- Sanctuary Lamp 15- Weekend Masses 20- Weekday Masses 15- Flowers for the Altar 50- Unannounced Masses 10- Bread and Wine OLSH 15- Tabernacle Candle OLSH 15- Tabernacle Candle Chapel 15- Support of the Church SJ App 60- Donation to our new Family Shrine- Memorial Brick in the Garden SJ 150- Flowering bulb plants in Mary’s Garden SJ 60
8 20º Domingo del Tiempo OrdinarioMEDITACIÓN DEL EVANGELIO – ALENTAR ENTENDIMIENTOMÁS PROFUNDO DE LA ESCRITURAEl fuego de Dios divide y manda sus chispas endiferentes direcciones. Conflictos y diferentes opinionessurgen entre sus fieles cuando es rechazado ese fuego. Deahí, precisamente, emergen los santos mártires que muerendando su vida por el Evangelio. Hombres y mujeres,encendidos por el amor, dan su testimonio de vida siendotestigos fieles en momentos de dificultad. ¿Has vivido algúnmomento de esos en tu vida cotidiana? ¿Has defendido losvalores del Evangelio? ¿De hecho, cómo te fue?Jesús no admite personas a medias tintas, o estas afavor del Reino de amor, paz, y justicia o estás contra él. Lacompasión y la caridad de Dios se oponen al egoísmo quemuchas veces se alberga en el corazón humano. La primeralectura nos describe la sordera del pueblo contra el profetaJeremías: “Entonces se apoderaron de Jeremías y lo echaronal pozo En el pozo no había agua, sino puro fango. YJeremías se hundió en el fango” (Jeremías 38,6). Paradefender la justicia y armarnos de valor, el Papa Franciscoen su catequesis nos enseña lo siguiente: “El fuego delamor, encendido por Cristo en el mundo por medio delEspíritu Santo, es un fuego sin límites, es un fuego universal.Esto se vio desde los primeros tiempos del cristianismo: eltestimonio del Evangelio se propagó como un incendiobenéfico superando toda división entre individuos,categorías sociales, pueblos y naciones”. Ese fuego está ennosotros desde el Bautismo. LPiPUZZLE14 de agosto de 2022LAS LECTURAS Y CONMEMORACIONES SEMANALES INVOLUCRAR A PARROQUIANOS EN MISA Y ORACIÓN DIARIOLas lecturas de la semana del 14 de agosto de 2022Domingo: Jr 38, 4-6. 8-10/Sal 39, 2. 3. 4. 18 [14]/Heb 12, 1-4/Lc 12, 49-53Lunes: Lunes: Ap 11, 19; 12, 1-6. 10/Sal 44, 10. 11. 12. 16/1 Co 15, 20-27/Lc 1, 39-56Martes: Ez 28, 1-10/Dt 32, 26-27. 27-28. 30. 35-36/Mt 19, 23-30Miércoles: Ez 34, 1-11/Sal 22, 1-3. 3-4. 5. 6/Mt 20, 1-16Jueves: Ez 36, 23-28/Sal 50, 12-13. 14-15. 18-19/Mt 22, 1-14Viernes: Ez 37, 1-14/Sal 106, 2-3. 4-5. 6-7. 8-9/Mt 22, 34-40Sábado: Ez 43, 1-7/Sal 84, 9 y 10. 11-12. 13-14/Mt 23, 1-12Domingo siguiente: Is 66, 18-21/Sal 116, 1. 2/Heb 12, 5-7. 11-13/Lc 13, 22-30Las conmemoraciones de la semana del 14 de agosto de 2022Domingo: 20º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario; San Maximiliano Kolbe,sacerdote y mártirLunes:La Asunción de la Santísima Virgen MaríaMartes:San Esteban de HungríaViernes: San Juan Eudes, sacerdoteSabado: San Bernardo, abad y doctor de la IglesiaDomingo siguiente: 21er Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario; San Pío X, papaPara los cursos pre-bautismales llamar a :Alex Aguilar 845-480-1502 y Natalia Lemus 845-480-1682.Los cursos se dan previa cita los martes 7 pm ydomingo 11 am. Aquellos que deseen recibir elSacramento del matrimonio, por favor llame a YolandaZamora 845-300-1920 o Geny Aquilar 845-825-1157.CIRCLE THESE WORDS FROM THE edFriday August, 19World Humanitarian Day is an international daydedicated to recognize humanitarian personneland those who have lost their lives working forhumanitarian causes.
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