12 April 2015 Divine Mercy Sunday

12 April 2015
Divine Mercy Sunday
Sunday Mass
Saturday Vigil: 5:00 PM
Sunday AM: 6:30, 8:00, 9:45, 11:30
Sunday PM: 1:15 (Español), 5:00 (Teen Mass), 6:30
Pastor
Fr. Patrick Moses
Weekday Mass
Monday – Friday: 6:30, 8:30 AM
Wednesday: 7:00 PM (Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena)
(Tagalog Mass every 4th Wednesday of the month)
Saturday: 8:30 AM
Permanent Deacons
José Campos, Del Davis, Steve Germain, Gerald Pyne
Adoration
Weekly: Fridays 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Monthly: 13th of the month 9:00 AM – 6:00 AM (on the 14th)
Penance
Monday: 6:00 PM (English & Spanish)
Friday: 6:00 PM (English & Spanish)
Saturday: 3:30 PM or by appointment (English & Spanish)
Parochial Vicars
Fr. Martin Nguyen and Fr. Daniel Reader
School Principal
Monica Hayden
Parish Office Hours
9:00 AM - 7:30 PM* Monday & Wednesday
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM* Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
*Closed for lunch from 12:00 - 1:00 PM
CLOSED SATURDAY
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Sunday
New Hope Crisis Counseling Hotline
Hot Line (24/7) 1-714-NEW-HOPE or 714-639-4673
5201 Evergreen Avenue, Cypress, CA 90630  714-826-0760  www.sticypress.org  [email protected]
12 APRIL 2015  DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
Today we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday. This feast
that we celebrate today came to us from a humble and holy religious
sister, Helen Kowalska, born in 1905 in Glogowiec, Poland. As
a youngster, Helen was known for her genuine piety, depth
of prayer, and concern for the poor. At 20 she entered the
Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy and took the
name Sister Maria Faustina of the Most Blessed Sacrament. In
her community, she worked as a cook, gardener, and porter.
Her inner life was very rich as the Lord blessed her with many
extraordinary spiritual gifts. Jesus communicated to Sister
Maria Faustina that she was to be the apostle of His Divine
Mercy in our modern world. Sister Faustina Kowalska died of
tuberculosis at 33.
On April 30, 2000, Pope John Paul II canonized her as the first
saint of the Great Jubilee Year. During his homily on that
occasion, the Holy Father also announced that the Second
Sunday of Easter would now be celebrated throughout the
entire Church as Divine Mercy Sunday.
In her diary, Saint Faustina reported this message of the Savior:
“My daughter, tell the whole world about my inconceivable
mercy. I desire that the Feast of Mercy be a refuge and a shelter
for all souls, and especially for the poor sinners. On that day the
very depths of my tender mercy are open. I pour out a whole
ocean of graces upon those souls who approach the fount of my
mercy. The soul that will go to Confession and receive Holy
Communion shall obtain complete forgiveness of sins and
punishment. On that day are opened all the divine floodgates
through which graces flow. Let no soul fear to draw near to me,
even though its sins be as scarlet” (699).
Happy Feast of the Divine Mercy!
Parish Office 714-826-0760
Business Administration
Steve Germain, Business Manager
Kathy Loch, Admin. Secretary
Margie Mendez, Secretary
Lisa Giacomi, Bulletin
Adult Formation
Rebecca Soto, Director
Ministerio Hispano
Sr. Maria Teresa Salceda, Director
Humberto Arreola, Coro Hispano
Health Care Ministry
Sr. Rita O’Connell, Director
Worship
Kimberly Wargo, Director of Music
Stewardship
Carlos Ramirez, Director
Youth Formation 714-826-1140
Ruth Bradley, Director
Elaine Brewster, Secretary
Sherri Nelson, Secretary
Youth Ministry 714-826-0460
Laura Benoit, Director
Denise Gonzales, Secretary
Parish School 714-827-4500
Monica Hayden, Principal
Infant Baptism
It is necessary to attend a
Pre-Baptism Information Evening.
Register in the Parish Office at
least two months prior to the
proposed Baptism date.
Sacraments
To complete sacraments or to
become Catholic, adults contact
the Parish Office; children and
teens contact Youth Formation.
Marriage
With my love and prayers in Christ,
Contact the Parish Office.
Six months preparation is required.
Fr. Patrick
In case of serious illness or surgery,
contact Health Care Ministry.
Anointing of the Sick
12 APRIL 2015  DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
"The community of believers was
of one heart and mind, and no one
claimed that any of his
possessions was his own, but they
had everything in common. With
great power the apostles bore
witness to the resurrection of the
Lord Jesus, and great favor was
accorded them all. There was no
needy person among them..."
(Acts 4:32-34a)
I have known her for her entire
life and I have invited her and her
husband to spend some time this
Sunday afternoon in the midst of
this St. Irenaeus community of
believers that is of one heart and
mind....
The first reading today speaks
of a group of people, like you, that
came together and sacrificed for
others. "Those who owned property
or houses would sell them, bring
the proceeds of the sale, and put
them at the feet of the apostles...
and they were distributed to each
according to need (Acts 4:34b35)."
Let me catch you up on what
you have recently given: March 22
- $30,298; Palm Sunday - $34,688;
Holy Thursday - $3,029 (for
H.O.P.E); and, Good Friday $4,041 (for the Holy Lands). This
past Easter weekend you and
our guests placed at the feet of
the apostles' successors
$65,796 (not counting the hundreds
of volunteer ministry hours and the
continuous stream of food donations
to H.O.P.E.)! Thank you!
With great power, you bear
witness to the resurrection of the
Lord Jesus and I yearn for my
baby sister's healing through your
prayers. The cancer is back.
Pope John Paul II told us that,
"in this time of unprecedented evil,
Jesus is giving us unprecedented
grace" and that "he will give even
greater mercy!" This is the
message of Divine Mercy. This is
why so many will gather this
Sunday afternoon at 3 pm to pray
for our world. The liturgy is simple
and will be led by our pastor.
Please join us.
Deacon Steve
TODAY
CALIFORNIA HOME MISSIONS APPEAL—Strengthening the Church at Home:
Many dioceses right here in the United States do not have enough priests and
trained lay ministers to serve their parishes. These dioceses are known as home
missions. This collection supports these dioceses by funding essential ministries,
including seminary education and lay ministry training. Please be generous in this
appeal and share your resources to strengthen the Church at home.
THERE WILL BE A COMING HOME TO THE CATHOLIC CHURCH GATHERING
THIS EVENING at 7:00 p.m. in the Education Building. All who have been away
from the Church or who have struggled with issues regarding the Church are
welcome to attend. Please join us. For more information contact Carol K. at
714-349-9177 or [email protected]. Sessions run Sunday Evenings,
April 12th – May 17th (We will NOT meet on Sunday, May 10th, Mother’s Day).
MONDAY
PARISH MONTHLY ADORATION begins this morning following the 8:30 a.m.
Mass and continues throughout the day and night, ending tomorrow morning before
the 6:30 Mass. All parishioners are encouraged to come for any prayer time.
H.O.P.E. BUSINESS MEETING: 7:00 p.m. in the Education Building. All are
welcome! Come find out more about H.O.P.E.
HEALTH MINISTRY BOARD MEETING: 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. in classroom #15.
TUESDAY
MARIAN MOVEMENT OF PRIESTS: Please join us in praying the rosary every
Tuesday after the 8:30 a.m. Mass in the crying room.
WALKING FOR HEALTH: 9:15 a.m. Meet in front of the Ed Bldg for a 1/2 hour walk.
CAPACITAR: 12:30 - 2:00 p.m. in the Education Building.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETING: 7:30 p.m. in the Hall conference room.
For more information please call Jay Conklin at 714-337-6857.
AL-ANON MEETING: 7:30 p.m. in Room #7. For more info call Betty at 761-4624.
WEDNESDAY
MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP NOVENA: Join us in the crying room after the
8:30 a.m. mass.
ROSARY FOR LIFE: Please join us each Wednesday morning after Our Lady of
Perpetual Help Novena in the Crying Room at approximately 9:45 a.m. For more
information please call Diane Caldera 714-952-1071.
NAMI (NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS) MEETING: 7:00 p.m. in
classroom #7. This meeting will be offered every 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month.
THURSDAY
BIBLE STUDY: 9:15 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. in the Ed Bldg. We are studying the Psalms.
SHAWL MINISTRY: 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. in the Hall conference room. Meets the 3rd
Thursday of every month. We welcome all crocheters and knitters. Shawls are
intended for members of our parish who are in need of comfort due to bereavement
and/or illness. Contact Donna Kriesel at 714/897-3019 for more information. You
earn FISH hours for participating!
FRIDAY
FOOD BAGGING: Volunteer help is needed to bag food for H.O.P.E.’s next
distribution day. Meet at the convent garage at 8:00 a.m.
LEGION OF MARY: 9:30-11:00 a.m. in the Modular Unit. For more information
please call Grace at 714-742-0960.
CHARISMATIC PRAYER MEETING: 7:00 p.m. in classroom #6. Please join us in
giving praise, thanks, honor and love to our Lord. All are welcome.
MARK’S GOSPEL LIVE: 7:00 p.m. in the church.
SATURDAY
H.O.P.E. FOOD DISTRIBUTION: Volunteer help is needed to distribute food to
registered recipients. Meet at the convent garage at 8:00 a.m.
12 APRIL 2015  DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
APRIL—CURSILLO!
The powerful God who made the universe tells us how
much He loves us in Isaiah 43:4: "You are precious in my
sight, you are glorious and I LOVE you". Come closer to
Our Father who loves us, get to know His son Jesus even
more than you do now. Fill your heart with the fire of Love
from the Holy Spirit. Give yourself the gift of Cursillo,
where your unique close encounter with the grace of
Jesus Christ will open your heart so you can be filled with
the love He longs to share with you so you can share it
with those around you. The next Cursillo weekends are:
Men's weekend: April 16-19
Women's weekend: April 30-May 3
If you want to learn more about Cursillo, please contact
Vernon Atwood, the Cursillo representative for
St. Irenaeus, at [email protected] or 714-686-7364
and/or visit this link: www.occursillo.org/whatis.php.
DIVORCED? SEPARATED? SCARED? ANGRY?
Journey of Hope is a 13-week program for Catholics
to support you as you endure the emotional pain and
suffering of divorce and separation.
The program addresses the challenges and unique
family dynamics created by divorce. The support group,
led by Catholics who have gone through divorce, offers
you a safe environment to share concerns and
experience healing.
Open yourself to experience healing and allow Jesus to
restore your faith and renew your journey. Meetings are
held every Friday, beginning April 10, from 7:00-8:30 pm
at St. Norbert Catholic Church, 300 E. Taft Avenue,
Orange. Donation of $35 includes books and journals.
To register, call Pat Hansmeyer at 714-713-7412 or
Dru Moschel at 714-209-0286 for more information.
Registration also available on any meeting day.
MONDAY, APRIL 20
GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP
7:00 p.m. in the Hall conference room
f you have experienced loss and are in need of
non-judgmental, caring support, please join us on the
third Monday of each month.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY MEETING
7:00 p.m. in classroom 7
All are welcome.
MONDAY, APRIL 27
CAPACITAR EVENING
7:00-8:30 p.m. in the Ed. Bldg.
Similar to Tai Chi, why not experience Capacitar with its
rhythmic and restorative movement to nourish body, mind
and spirit.
TUESDAY, APRIL 28
EASTER CONCERT
7:30 p.m. in the church
Join us as we celebrate the joyous season of victory in
an Easter Choral Concert presented by our Adult and
Children's Youth Choir. Concert is free, no ticket required.
MONDAY, MAY 4
WOMEN’S CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
7:00-9:00 p.m. in the Youth Faith Formation workroom
If you are a cancer survivor, newly diagnosed or dealing
with treatment, your presence will be most welcome.
Meetings are held the first Monday of each month. If you
would like to attend, please contact Terry Arenz, our
WCSG Facilitator/Parish Nurse, at 562.924.5335.
MONDAY, MAY 18
“ADVANCE CARE PLANNING: CHOICES FOR
LIVING AND DYING”
7:00 PM in the Education Bldg.
Our presenter, Karen Little, MSW, will discuss timely
and important topics such as Physician Orders for
Life-sustaining Treatment and Advance care directives.
JUNE 26, 27 & 28
ST. I FIESTA 2015
"TEAMWORK MAKES
THE DREAM"
Whether your an Angels fan
or Dodgers fan we all know
it takes many people to
make up a team. Our Fiesta
is not unlike a sports team in
need of many players.
Unlike a sport team
EVERYONE GETS TO PLAY, no tryouts necessary. We
will be out on the patio to take sign-ups to help in all areas
to include our electrical set up (no experience required),
which is needed Thursday evening June 25th and our
operations set up, which is needed starting Wednesday
June 24th during the day. The actual set up of the fiesta is
where we need as many team members as we can
get. You will be receiving your raffle tickets within the
week. You can turn them in on the patio or the Parish Office.
Please DO NOT put them in the collection basket during
mass. If you turn in your full raffle ticket book before Sunday,
June 6th, you qualify for the $100 Early Bird drawing on
Sunday June 6th at 8:00pm. Purchase game and ride
tickets at a substantial discount. Start saving your books
for the Book Nook and pot your plants for the plant
booth. Then think about what sweets you can bake for
Mary's Sweet shop. Keep in mind if you are a business
owner talk to us about advertising your business. If you
have any questions feel free to contact Christine Welsch
at 714-553-9910 or [email protected]. Lets
make this year’s Fiesta a GRAND SLAM! Thank you and
God Bless.
12 APRIL 2015  DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
Sábado 9 de Mayo de 2015 - Hall de la Parroquia de San Ireneo
5:00 - 10:00 pm - Donativo $30.00 por persona. Solamente Adultos.
Música en vivo: Conjunto Ruizeñor y Mariachi Band
Boletos a la venta en el Patio, después de las Misas en
fin de semana o con Lourdes Pulido: 714-469-7743
Tickets on sale after masses
or contact: Lourdes Pulido 714-469-7743
Saturday, May 9th in the Saint Irenaeus Parish Hall
5:00 - 10:00 pm - Donation $30.00 per person
Live music: Conjunto Ruizeñor y Mariachi Band
Adults only please
12 APRIL 2015  DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
JUNIOR HIGH YOUTH MINISTRY—Grades 7 & 8
PEACEMAKERS meet this week on Tuesday, April 14th.
All junior high students are invited.
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY—Grades 9-12
SNL TONIGHT – All high school teens are invited to
attend. Bring $2 for pizza.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF OUR NEWLY
CONFIRMED YOUTH! God Bless You all!
REFLECTION
The description of the young Church as vibrant and
confident in the First Reading is almost the opposite
of the opening scene in today’s Gospel where the
disciples are locked away in fear. They are all afraid
until they see Jesus and are given the gift of his
peace. Poor Thomas missed the big meeting and
wouldn’t take other people’s word for it. Thomas had
a hard time believing that they saw Jesus. Maybe he
had gotten tired of hoping. Maybe his heart was just
too broken by losing Jesus. We can all be like that—
each of us has a “Thomas part” to our personality.
When we’re hurt or feeling left out or when other
people’s faith is stronger than ours, it can be hard to
see God. It can be hard to believe in mercy. It can be
hard to have hope. This Sunday’s readings show us
how the presence of Jesus and the strength drawn
from community helped move those early Christians—
and helps move us—from fear to joy.
ACTION
Jesus may not be appearing in your room but he
does show up in your life. Take some time to name
the people and experiences that make you feel
closest to God. Now engage in some creativity and
turn these observations into a work of art—a picture,
a poem, a song, or written reflection that will remind
you of Jesus’s presence in your life!
JOURNALING QUESTIONS
Put yourself in Thomas’s shoes. Do you think you
would have believed your friends or would you need
proof?
If someone asked you how you know Jesus is risen
what would you say?
God’s Word, Your World! © 2014 Archdiocese of Chicago:
Liturgy Training Publications. All rights reserved. Written by
Nora Bradbury-Haehl. Permission to publish granted by the
Most Reverend Francis J. Kane, dd, Vicar General,
Archdiocese of Chicago, on January 7, 2014.
CHILDREN’S MINISTRY—Pre-school-6th Grade
(and Sacrament Preparation for older students)
EASTER BREAK – The Sunday class will not meet today.
All other classes resume this week.
Tuesday – Classes resume on April 14
Wednesday – Classes resume on April 15
Sunday – No class April 12 – Classes resume April 19
12 APRIL 2015  DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
St. Irenaeus Parish School
learning, believing, and serving…together
ST. IRENAEUS CHEER TAKES FIRST PLACE
Our Pep and Cheer Squads competed on Saturday,
March 22, 2015 in the SHARP Cheer Competition and
our girls did great. The Pep Squad took first place in their
division, the Cheer Squad took first place in their division,
and our school won the Grand Champions Trophy! The
Grand Champions Trophy goes to the school with the
highest overall score in all events and in participation.
Melena H., McKenzie C., and Jolie G. placed first in toe
touches in their age groups, and Elyannah S. placed
second in toe touches in her age group. Way to go girls!
BRAIN POWER MANIA ENDING SOON!
The Brain Power Mania program is quickly approaching
the end of this year's competition. All receipts must be
turned in to the mall by Sunday, May 10th. If you still
have receipts at home now is the time to turn them in.
There are a few bonus opportunities for this month. We
can earn triple points in the month of April with receipts
from Dickey's BBQ, Cold Stone Creamery, Kick'in Crab,
Big Air Trampoline, T.J. Maxx, DSW Shoe Warehouse,
Smashburger, Freckled Frog Learning Center, and
Wireless Solutions. Be sure to log these receipts during
the month of April. Thank you for supporting our parish
school.
ENROLL FOR THE 2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR
We are accepting applications at St. Irenaeus Parish
School in grade TK-8 for the 2015-2016 school year. The
school office is open Monday-Friday from 8:00am to
3:00pm. If you would like more information about our
school or would like to schedule a tour, please give us a
call at 714-827-4500.
12 APRIL 2015  DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
12 APRIL 2015  DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
TO PRAY FOR THE SICK
PARA PEDÍR POR LOS ENFERMOS
Chuck Callendar  Louis Castillo  Audrey Cone
Anne Cortes  Geneva Costa  Jasmine Cueva
Daniel Gamble  Sally Gamble  Elsie Gutierrez
Diane Haley  Ed Haley  Mary Hull
Norma Hernandez  Carol Huff  Margaret Kell
Dee Logan  Terry Lyle  Beverly Makely
Nathan Manier  Barbara Marshall  Maria Martin
Alyssa Martinez  Bill McCormick  Marichu Mercado
Pablo Ninofranco  Pete Palacpac  Judy Pena
Mary Ritenhour  Verne Schuster  Jerard VanDieren
Lydia Vizcarrondo  Arline Vezina  Pauline Vonderharr
We Remember Our Deceased
Oscar Abrina
Ophelia Arias
Lisa Avila
Bob Biedenham
Heinz Bock
Irvin Butler
Trina Carbullido
Eugene Christopher
John Cone
William Darrah
Marge Digiacinto
David Della Guardia
Emilio Jojola
Michael Kelly
Luke Langhor
Jesus Lapid
Dona Lopshire
Frank Joseph Martin
Patrick McMahon
Adrain Frances Morris
I
Shirley O’Brien
am the
Sr. Frances O’Leary
Resurrection Lewis Orona
and the Life.
Rev. Robert Schuller
The one
Tiny Simpson
who believes
Rose Ellen Stedron
in Me
will never
die.
Ann Elizabeth Szekrenyi
Dan Taylor
—John 11:25 Fred Wagner
Eric Young
CRS RICE BOWL COLLECTION
Your participation in CRS Rice Bowl will continue to make
a difference in the lives of those in need throughout the
entire year. If you have not yet returned your contribution,
you may still do so by dropping it off on the patio after
Mass this weekend or bringing your rice bowl to the
Parish Office. Thank you to all who have already returned
your gifts.
READINGS FOR NEXT SUNDAY
19 APRIL 2015—THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
Acts 3:13-15, 17-19 / 1 John 2:1-5a / Luke 24:35-48; L47B
Sharing Questions: What causes me to turn away from
God in sinfulness is… What helps me return to God is…
I witness to God’s forgiveness of sinfulness when I…
Preguntas para Compartir: Lo que me causa alejarme
de Dios cometiendo pecado es... Lo qué me ayuda a
volver a Dios es...
Soy testigo del perdón de Dios por los pecados cuando yo...
DIAPER DRIVE
The words ‘Thank You’ seem inadequate to
express Respect Life Ministry's gratitude for
the generosity of parishioners during our 2015
diaper drive.
We delivered trunk loads filled to capacity to
six pregnancy centers/shelters in Orange and
Los Angeles Counties because the need is so
great. Your continued generosity supports our
ministry and allows us to support the centers
and shelters that continue to reach out to
mothers in crisis. Just imagine the diapers
you donated went to a mother/baby in need.
The blessings of your gifts for the mothers
who chose life is priceless.
40 DAYS FOR LIFE
Children who were scheduled to be aborted
are alive today because over these past 40
days, God blessed your prayers and peaceful
vigil. 402 babies saved from abortion during
this 40 Days for Life campaign the world over.
Thank you for being a witness to hope in a
culture of death!! Please continue to pray for
an end to abortion in our country and around
the world.
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY MEETING
Wednesday, April 22nd, at 7:00 p.m.
in classroom 7. All are welcome.
Many people are very, very concerned with the
children in India, with the children in Africa
where quite a number die, maybe of malnutrition,
of hunger and so on, but millions are dying
deliberately by the will of the mother. And this is
what is the greatest destroyer of peace today.
Because if a mother can kill her own child —
what is left for me to kill you and you kill me —
there is nothing between.
MOTHER TERESA, Nobel Lecture, Dec 11, 1979
12 APRIL 2015  DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
Hoy celebramos el Domingo de la Divina Misericordia.
Esta fiesta de la Divina Misericordia que celebramos hoy nos llegó a
través de una humilde y santa religiosa, Helena Kowalska, nacida
en 1905 en Glogowiec, Polonia. Cuando era joven, Helena era
conocida por su piedad genuina, por la profundidad de su oración y
la preocupación por los pobres. A los 20 años entró en la
Congregación de las Hermanas de Nuestra Señora de la Merced,
tomando el nombre de Sor María Faustina del Santísimo
Sacramento. En su comunidad, trabajó como cocinera, tenía a su
cargo el jardín y como portera. Su vida interior era muy rica ya que
el Señor la había bendecido con muchos dones espirituales
extraordinarios. Jesús comunicó a Sor María Faustina que ella iba a
ser el apóstol de Su Divina Misericordia en nuestro mundo
moderno.
Sor Faustina Kowalska murió de tuberculosis a los 33 años de edad.
El 30 de abril del año 2000, el Papa Juan Pablo II la canonizó como
la primera santa del Año del Gran Jubileo. Durante su homilía en
esa ocasión, el Santo Padre también anunció que el segundo
domingo de Pascua que ahora se celebra en toda la Iglesia, se
festejaría también como el Domingo de la Divina Misericordia.
En su diario, Santa Faustina dio a conocer este mensaje del
Salvador: "Hija mía, dile a todo el mundo acerca de mi misericordia
inconcebible. Deseo que la Fiesta de la Misericordia sea refugio y
amparo para todas las almas y especialmente para los pobres
pecadores. Ese día, lo más profundo de mi tierna misericordia estará
abierta. Vertiré todo un mar de gracias sobre las almas que se
acerquen al manantial de Mi misericordia. El alma que se confiese y
reciba la Santa Comunión, obtendrá el perdón total de sus culpas y
de sus castigos. En ese día estarán abiertas todas las compuertas
divinas a través de las cuales fluyen las gracias. Que ningún alma
tema acercarse a mí, aunque sus pecados sean como
escarlata” (699).
¡Feliz fiesta de la Divina Misericordia!
Con mis oraciones para que todos ustedes tengan una bendita
temporada de Pascua,
Padre Patricio
ENSEÑANZA CATÓLICA SOBRE
EL SUICIDIO ASISTIDO
Debido a que toda vida es
sagrada, la enseñanza católica
afirma que el suicidio asistido
jamás es permitido.
La eutanasia y el suicidio
asistido van en contra del
entendimiento católico de que
toda vida se caracteriza por ser
imagen de Dios y tener una
Dignidad inherente.
Permitir la muerte vs. matar – El
matar es un acto intencional que
ocasiona la muerte, mientras
que el permitir la muerte es
suprimir o retirar los tratamientos
inútiles u onerosos.
ESTA SEMANA EN
NUESTRA PARROQUIA
LUNES
ROSARIO POR LA PAZ Y LAS
FAMILIAS a las 6:30pm en la Iglesia.
MARTES
REUNION DEL EQUIPO
COORDINADOR DE JOVENES
PARA CRISTO en el salón Modular
a las 7pm.
JUEVES
GRUPO DE ORACION a las 7pm en
el salón #7.
PRACTICA DEL CORO HISPANO
a las 7pm en el salón #16.
VIERNES
JOVENES PARA CRISTO, grupo
de adultos, temas de reflexión y
crecimiento espiritual. Se reúnen a
las 7pm en el Edificio de Educación.

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