Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
June 28, 2015
Because of sin, sickness and death have entered the world, but are overcome through the
resurrection of Jesus. He hears the cry of those in need, healing the sick and raising the dead to
life. He made himself poor that we might become rich.
Readings for next Sunday
Ez 2:2-5 Ps 123:1-4
2 Cor 12:7-10 Mk 6:1-6a
Parish Staff
Pastor ~ Rev. Ron Nelson
Parochial Vicar ~ Rev. Bryce McProud
Parochial Vicar ~ Rev. William Palmer
Pastoral Associate ~ Deacon Tom Altenhofen
Business Manager ~ Laura Olguin
Director of Outreach Ministry ~ Lilly Hagen
Director of Music ~ David Phillips
Director of Religious Ed. ~ Julie Rutledge-Sanchez
Parish Secretary ~ Sally Ross
Sacramental Registrar ~ Margaret Fleming
LifeTeen Coordinator ~ Leslie Jones
Lead Custodian ~ James DuChateau
Assistant Custodian ~ Joe Crandall
Mass Schedule
Monday – Friday ~ 6:55 am & 12:15 pm
Saturday ~ 8:00 am
Sunday Vigil (Saturday evening) ~ 5:30 pm
Sunday ~ 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am
1:00 pm (Spanish), 5:30 pm LifeTeen
National Holidays ~ 9:00 am
Confessions
11:00 – noon ~ Monday, Wednesday & Friday
4:00 pm & 7:00 pm ~ Saturday
Dear Parishioners of St. Mary,
We are continuing our efforts to allow our parishioners to get to know our staff. This week we
are featuring Julie Rutledge-Sanchez.
Julie Rutledge-Sanchez is the Director of Religious Education. She joined our staff in 2008. She
is from Eugene where she graduated from South Eugene High and the University of Oregon.
She studied Sociology, Elementary Education, as well as Linguistics and Foreign Languages
(French, Spanish, and Farsi). Her family has been in this parish for nearly 100 years! Julie is the mother of two sons and two
daughters. She has experience in working with Special Education, English as Second Language, the Home School
community, and 4j’s French Immersion and SEHS/IHS communities. Her varied interests include dancing around the house
with daughter Ana, watching TV show marathons with daughter Emmy, anything history, loves genealogy, cinema, art,
stargazing, being Catholic and cooking.
As Director of Religious Education, Julie oversees all catechesis of our young people in English and Spanish programs
including Sacramental Preparation for First Communion, First Reconciliation, Older Children’s Baptism and Confirmation. Her
many duties also include Liturgical preparation for special Masses, Retreats for First Communion, Confirmation, and
Quinceañera. She works very closely with May Crowning, Homeless Hospitality, Coffee/Donut Hospitality, Sunday Children’s
Children’s Liturgy, and Sunday Nursery. She also administers and trains volunteers for our parish’s Called to Protect/Safe
Environment policy required by the Archdiocese. In addition to her work at the parish, she works very closely with the second
grade teachers at O’Hara to prepare the children for First Communion. She is a member of the Catholic Daughters of the
Americas and helps lead the Junior Catholic Daughter’s girls group. Recently she had a grant funded that enabled our parish
to purchase up-to-date Adaptive Sacramental Preparation materials so we can better serve our families with children who
have special needs. Julie is a valuable member of our staff who helps our families so they can raise up young disciples that
will go forth to love and serve the Lord.
In Christ,
Fr. Ronald Nelson, pastor
Mass Intentions
June 29 – July 5, 2015
Daily Morning Masses
M ~ Mike Siebenaler †
T ~ Joan Agerter †
W ~ Intentions of Don Wharton
T ~ Intentions of Those Recovering from Surgery
F ~ Anna Kmec † (9:00 Mass)
S ~ Independence Day
Daily Afternoon Masses
M ~ Dorothy Plumlee †
T ~ Intentions of Terry Lewis
W ~ Robert Cresanto †
T ~ Joan Giblin †
F ~ No 12:15 Mass
Sunday Masses
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Independence Day
7:30 ~ Intentions of David Tarrillo
9:00 ~ Holy Souls †
11:00 ~ Intentions of Fran Kovalick
1:00 ~ For Parishioners
5:30 LifeTeen ~ Intentions of Carlo Castillo
In Our Prayers
Let us remember:
…all who were baptized, including,
Genesis Ramirez Martinez
…all those who are ill, including,
Susan Altenhofen, Geraldine Beadle, Melissa Crandall,
John Criqui, Anita DeVaney, Larry DeVaney,
Ron Downing, Pedro Dueñas, Rick Dunham,
Darcie Herbert, Neil Johnson, Paul Joyce, Jim Kinsman,
Cathy Kirby, Fran Kovalick, John Kozlowski, Joan Rohde,
Scarlet Rudy Craig, Roseanne Russell, Oguilvia Skelton,
Jack Steimer and Sandra Tracy,
…all those who have died, including,
Margaret Murphy, Marlene Dillon
and Monica Baylon
Perpetual Adoration
No Coverage
Monday 2-3 am
Wednesday 4-5 am
Tuesday 10-11 pm
Thursday 3-4 am
Saturday 10-11 am
Servers
June 29 – July 5, 2015
6:55 am Mon. – Thurs. ~ David Brunner
9:00 am Fri. ~ David Brunner
8:00 am Sat. ~ David Brunner
12:15 pm Mon., Thurs. ~ Tommy Sotelo
12:15 pm Tues., Wed. ~ Sally Ross
No 12:15 Mass on Friday
Sunday, July 5
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Dean Tracer, Oliver Tracer
7:30 am ~ Knights of Columbus
9:00 am ~ James Harvey, Anika Thompson, Ciaragh Thompson
11:00 am ~ Quinn O’Connell, Henry Schramm, Tommy Sotelo
5:30 pm LifeTeen ~ Jack Conway, Michael Rochon, Zach Witt
Lectors
June 29 – July 5, 2015
6:55 am Mon. – Thurs. ~ Mary Ellen York
9:00 am Fri. ~ Mary Ellen York
8:00 am Sat. ~ Mary Ellen York
12:15 pm Mon. – Wed. ~ Julie Nelson-Thiele
12:15 pm Thurs. ~ Laura Paxton
No 12:15 Mass on Friday
Sunday, July 5
5:30 pm Vigil ~ Joe Hoffman, Mary Ellen York
7:30 am ~ Knights of Columbus
9:00 am ~ James Givens, Judy Hull
11:00 am ~ Cynthia Fellez, Lloyd Biby
5:30 pm LifeTeen ~ Doug Keeler
PICFEST
Pacific International Choral Festivals (Picfest) presents the
2015 Treble Choral Festival and welcomes Hail Mary the Queen
Children’s Choir from Manila, Philippines, and five other choirs
from across the continent that comprise the 170-voice Festival
Chorus.
Awarded the title, “Children’s Choir of the World”, Hail Mary the
Queen Children’s Choir was selected to serve as the featured
choir at Pope Francis’ final Mass in the Philippines, for an historic
gathering of 6 million people along the route and at the city’s
central park.
We invite you to join us for the Gala Concert this Sunday,
June 28, 2015 at 7:00 pm at the Hult Center for the Performing
Arts. Tickets are available at the Hult Center Box Office. Call
541-682-5000 or visit HultCenter.org.
Also, this Sunday, St. Mary will have Hail Mary the Queen
Children’s Choir from the Philippines at the 9:00 and 11:00 am
Masses. They will be under the direction of Maria Theresa
Roldan.
As a thank you for hosting the choir, there will be discount
vouchers provided to St. Mary Catholic Church. This will be a 2
for 1 ticket deal. They are located at the entrances of the church.
Religion in Literature
Coffee & Donuts
In order to give our dedicated volunteers a break, coffee
and donuts will be cancelled during the months of July and
August. We will resume coffee and donuts in September.
Esperanza breakfast and KC breakfast will continue
throughout the summer.
4th of July Holiday
Since the 4th of July falls on a Saturday this year, the
holiday will be observed on Friday, July 3. There will be
one Mass on Friday at 9:00 am and no 11:00
Reconciliation. The Parish Office will be closed. The Mass
on the 4th of July will be at 8:00 am and the Vigil Mass will
be at 5:30 pm. There will be Reconciliation at its regular
times on Saturday at 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm.
Christmas Flowers
This Christmas, the church will again be adorned with many
Eugene Catholic Young Adults
poinsettias and wreaths. If you would like to sponsor
discerning,
or young at
parents
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flowers,married,
please pick
up an envelope
the entrance
21-39:in the collection basket or
of the Church. Return yourages
envelope
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Meeting
on July22.
2, 2015
to the Church office
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For
information
contact:
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the end
of the month.
Suggested
donation: $25 eugeneyoungadults@gmail.com
facebook.com/Eugene CYA
1st Way
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1 Way needs volunteers who are willing to reach out and
support the girls and women who come through our doors.
After being trained, volunteers are assigned a shift at the 1st
Way office—usually 3 hours a week—that suits their
schedule and to which they can commit for a period of time.
Volunteers handle a variety of phone calls, especially from
girls and women who are distressed about being pregnant.
They also assist women who come in for free pregnancy
tests, or who wish to talk about a variety of pregnancyrelated concerns. Some volunteers help in other ways such
as sorting and washing maternity and baby clothes, knitting
baby booties, helping with fundraisers, or preparing
newsletters to mail. There is a great and continuous need
for the work we do. You might be the right person to help
save a child’s life. If you believe that you are called to help
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in some way, please call 1 Way at 541-687-8651.
WEEKLY COLLECTION
June 21, 2015
Offertory
$12,349.27
Parish Pay
2,252.00
Misc. Income
307.00
Total
$14,908.27
Budget
$23,182.27
Giving is more than a responsibility – it is a
privilege; more than an act of obedience – it is
evidence of our faith.
The Religion in Literature group will be on hiatus this
summer and will resume on Thursday, October 8, 2015, at
7:00 pm in the Elizabeth Seton Room of the Parish Center.
The book to be discussed will be “The Tenth Man” by Graham
Greene.
Food Pantry
St. Mary’s food pantry is in need of canned tuna, canned
meat, rice, pasta, pasta sauces, powdered milk, peanut butter
and oatmeal. Please drop donated items in the barrel in the
vestibule of the church or bring to the Parish Office. Thank
you.
SVdP
Clearing out after a garage sale or a year of college? Bring
those surplus useable items to a St. Vinnie’s donation center
or call about a free pickup of larger items. Donated items are
either given directly to families in need, or they are sold in St.
Vinnie’s retail stores to raise money for social services,
including rent and utility assistance, clothing, beds,
prescription medications and more. St. Vinnie’s has 14 retail
stores to serve you, including our newest, in the 300 block of
Ivy, Junction City, just north of Guaranty.
“First 1000 Days” Campaign
A Catholic Culture of Life Initiative
The 1000 days from conception through a child’s second
birthday are the most crucial for a child’s development.
These 1000 days are our best opportunity to shape a
healthier, more prosperous future for the child. All children.
Where All Are Welcomed and Loved With Mercy
(Day 105)
The cognitive and physical damage caused by
malnutrition during the 1,000-day-window from pregnancy to
the age of two is severe and often irreversible, with profound
consequences for a child’s future and the futures of
communities and societies.
Gospel of Life/Pro-Life Ministry
The Gospel of Life/Pro-Life Ministry is in great need of
committee members who would help our ministry to be more
active in Good
the pro-life
movement
and pray
end abortion.
Friday
Evening
Fishto Dinner
Please
Ellen York
at 541-868-5347.
Meetings
The contact
Knights Mary
of Columbus
will begin
serving soup at
4:30 pm
are every third Friday at 4:00 pm in the Luke classroom of the
Parish Center.
The Jericho Walk
Join us for a ½ hour of Pro-Life support as we process
around Planned Parenthood in Glenwood. This second of 8
monthly walks is scheduled for Saturday, July 25, 2015, at
1:00 pm. Each additional walk will be on the last Saturday of
each month. The concept is taken from the Old Covenant era
when the Israelites processed with the Ark of the Covenant
around the city of Jericho. We will process with the new Ark
of the Covenant who is our Blessed Mother. For more
information contact Doris Simpkins at 541-520-6787 or
djsimpki@q.com.
Free Concert
Please join Nichlas & Joelle Schaal in a concert based on
their new album, “The Call: to Know, Love, and Serve.” It will
be a wonderful evening of music, stories and prayer. The
concert will be held at St. Mary Catholic Church following the
LifeTeen Mass on Sunday, July 19, at 7:00 pm in the
courtyard. This is a free event and all ages are welcome.
Please bring your family, a blanket or chair, a picnic basket
or money to support our church at our food booths. CDs will
be available for sale after the concert. Contact Nichlas
Schaal for more information at: schaalmusic@gmail.com or
visit www.schaalmusic.com.
42nd Institute in Catholic Teaching
Monday – Friday, July 13-17
Our Lady of Peace Retreat – Beaverton, OR
Theme: “Conferences on the Family”
Speakers:
Trent Horn: Defending the Family, and, How to Talk
About Moral Issues
Fr. John Horgan: Images of a Heavenly Wedding
Between God and His People
Sr. Mary Rose Chinn: Building the Family Through
Catechesis
Visit our website at www.olpretreat.org to register.
Email: sisters@olpretreat.org
or call Cynthis at 503-649-7127
New Encyclical Letter
Our Holy Father, Pope Francis, has put out a new
encyclical letter called: Laudato si’ = Praise be to you.
You can find it for free
on the Vatican Website:
www.vatican.va. It is available in English, Spanish and
other languages as well.
O’Hara Catholic School
JOB OPENING
O’Hara Catholic School is hiring a 6th grade
homeroom/math/science teacher. Please contact principal
Tammy Conway for more information.
tconway@oharaschool.org
541-485-5291
ENROLLMENT OPENING
O’Hara Catholic School has Pre-Kindergarten openings
for the 2015-16 school year. Students must be 4 years old
by September 1 to enroll. Please contact principal Tammy
Conway for more information.
tconway@oharaschool.org
541-485-5291
Father’s Day Remembrance
Dick Clark
P.A. Fanning
Catholic Women Rejoice
Join us Saturday, August 29, 2015, at St. Joseph Parish
in Vancouver, WA, for the 4th Annual Catholic Women
Rejoice conference. This year’s evening-only event, themed
“Behold, I make all things new,” includes Mass, Confession,
vendors, door prizes and nationally-acclaimed speakers
Jennifer Fulwiler, Kelly Wahlquist, and local Catholic Radio
host Heather Renshaw. Seating is limited with an August 8
registration deadline. www.catholicwomenrejoice.com.
Are You Called to Be a Monk?
Serve the Lord in prayer and work at a Monastic Vocation
Retreat at Mount Angel Abbey on July 17 – 19, 2015. This
retreat is open to men 18-45 years old. It is free of charge.
Contact Fr. Odo Recker, OSB at 503-845-3123 or email at:
odo.recker@mtangel.edu or visit their website:
www.mountangelabbey.org/vocations
CCS Squeaky Clean Hygiene Drive
Catholic Community Services is launching its annual
Squeaky Clean Hygiene Drive during the month of June,
2015. Cleaning products for bodies and homes become
expensive when a family is living on a limited budget.
Donate to CCS today. Your donations of deodorant, soap,
razors, dental products, hygiene products, shampoo,
sunscreen, toilet paper, laundry soap, dish soap, household
cleaning products, facial tissue and diapers and baby wipes
will be distributed by Catholic Community Services to
homeless and low-income families free of charge at its
community service centers in Eugene and Springfield. A
collection barrel is located in the Parish Office where you can
bring your contributions during regular office hours. Thank
you.
2015 Social Action Summer Institute
at the University of Portland, Portland, Oregon
Sunday, July 19 – Thursday, July 23, 2015
Cherishing Creation: Called to the Common Good
The 29th Annual Social Action Summer Institute offers
participants grounding in Catholic social teaching, biblical
theology of justice and practical parish skills. This conference
is designed to gather and send and has options for single-day
participation. The first day opens at 3:00 pm with Mass
celebrated by Archbishop Sample and closes with an Oregon
Catholic Brewers and Vintner Tasting.
For additional schedule details and to register visit:
http://www.archdpdx.org/jprespect/SASI.html
Church Attire
Now that warmer weather is on its way, it is time to remind
everyone to be aware of modest and appropriate dress when
attending Mass, serving in the sanctuary, or attending a
parish function. Parents, let’s set a good example of selfrespect for our youth by dressing appropriately and asking
them to do so as well. Dressing for Mass is simply a matter of
showing proper respect, not only for God, but for others
around you.
One should always wear clothes that are
modest.
Lord, I pray that I never take my freedom for granted. May I
always remember that my freedom was purchased at a very
high price. My freedom cost others their very lives. Lord, bless
those who have served and continue to give their lives for our
freedom. Meet their needs and watch over their families.
Amen.
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Información en Español llame a la oficina Lunes, Martes y Viernes de 9:00 am 12:00 pm
La Iglesia Católica y el Plan de Dios para Ti
Fe Familiar Preguntas para Compartir
XIII Domingo Tiempo Ordinario
Marcos 5:21–43
Como Dios Distribuye sus Dones
(Parte 26)
Hablando con Dios y con los Santos Una de las actividades
más importantes de un católico es la oración. Sin ella no
puede haber una vida verdaderamente espiritual. Por medio
de la oración personal y la oración comunitaria de a Iglesia,
especialmente la Misa, adoramos y alabamos a Dios,
expresamos arrepentimiento por nuestros pecados e
intercedemos por los demás (1 Tim 21-4) A través de la
oración, crecemos en nuestra relación con Cristo y con otros
miembros de la familia de Dios (CIC 2663-2696). Esta famila
incluye a todos los miembros de la Iglesia, sea en la tierra, en
el cielo,o en el purgatorio. Como Jesús no tiene mas que un
solo cuerpo, y como la muerte no puede separarnos de Cristo
(Ro 8:38), los cristianos que están en el cielo o que antes de
entran al cielo se purifican en el purgatorio por medio del amor
de Dios (1 Co 3:12-15), aún forman parte del cuerpo de Cristo.
(CIC 962).
Adultos Católicos Jóvenes Hombres y Mujeres
Adultos, solteros, casados y padres jóvenes, entre las edades
21-39: No hay reunión el 2 de julio
La próxima reunión será Jueves, el 9 de julio, 6:45 pm
A la iglesia Católica de St. Jude
Para consultas contactar a:
Eugeneyoungadults@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/Eugene CYA
Hoy escuchamos de dos milagros de Jesús. Un oficial de la
sinagoga, se acerca a Jesús y le pide que vaya a curar a su
hija que se estaba muriendo. Mientras Jesús iba en camino,
una mujer (que había padecido de hemorragias por doce años)
se le acerca y le toca su manto, ella creía que si solo hacía eso
quedaría sanada. Jesús se da cuenta que había salido poder
de él pregunta quien ha tocado su manto. Ella se lo dice y
Jesús responde: “tu fe te ha salvado. También va y revive a la
hija del oficial.

¿Cómo tratas a la gente que es diferente? ¿Cómo puedes ser
más como Jesús hacia las personas que son diferentes?
Campaña “Primeros 1000 Días”
Cultura de Iniciativa Católica de Vida
Donde todos son acogidos y amados por la misericordia
(día 105)
El daño cognitivo y físico causado por la
desnutrición durante la ventana de 1.000 días desde el
embara-zo hasta la edad de dos años es severa y con
frecuencia irre-versible, con profundas consecuencias pa-ra el
futuro de un niño y el futuro de las co-munidades y las
sociedades.
Nueva Carta Encíclica
Queria hacerles saber que nuestro Santo Padre, el Papa
Francisco, ha publicado una nueva carta encíclica llamada:
Laudato si’ o Alabado seas. Pueden encontrar en la página
web del Vaticano www.vatican.va por gratis. Está disponible en
Inglés y Español y otros idiomas también.
Peter’s Pence
La Colecta Peter’s Pence se realiza en el mundo entero
para ayudar a los más desfavorecidos: a las víctimas de la
guerra, de la opresión y de los desastres naturales. Esta
es una oportunidad para unirnos con nuestro Santo Padre,
el papa Francisco, y ser un testigo de la caridad para
nuestros hermanos y hermanas que sufren. Por Favor,
contribuya generosamente a la colecta de hoy.
Café y Donas
Para darles un descanso a nuestros voluntarios, café y donas
se cancela durante los meses de julio y agosto.
Se
reanudara en el mes de septiembre. Los desayunos de la
Esperanza y KC se seguirán sirviendo durante el verano.
Confesiones en Español
Sábado 4 de Julio 4:00-5:00 7:00-8:00 pm
La Caminata de Jericó
Acompáñanos a la ½ hora de Apoyo a Pro-Vida en la caminata
alrededor de Planned Parenthood en Glenwood. Esta es la
primer caminata de 8 mensuales será el 25 de julio a la
1:00pm. Cada caminata se llevara a cabo el último sábado de
cada siguiente mes. La idea se tomo del pacto de Alianza en la
Ciudad de Jericó. Vamos a procesar con el Arca de la Alianza,
que es Nuestra Santa Madre. Para más detalles email o llamar
a Doris Simpkins 541- 520-6787 djsimki@q.com
4 de Julio
El dia festivo del 4 de julio se llevara a cabo el 3
de julio. Solo habrá una Misa a las 9:00 am, no
habrá Reconciliación.
Las oficinas estarán
cerradas.
Habra Reconciliación a las horas
regulares a las 4:00 pm y 7:00 pm. Habra Misa a
las 8:00 am y Misa de Vigilia a las 5:30 pm.
Sunday, June 28
Monday, June 29
ST. PETER AND PAUL
6:55 † Mass
11:00 ~ Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
6:30 ~ La Esperanza Music Practice
Thursday, July 2
Friday, July 3
Saturday, July 4
THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
Coffee & Donuts
7:30 † Mass
9:00 † Mass
11:00 † Mass
12:00 ~ Farewell gathering for
Fr. Bryce & Fr. Palmer
1:00 † Misa
5:30 † LifeTeen Mass
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
7:00 ~ Esperanza Prayer Group
7:30 ~ LifeTeen Band Practice
Monday, July 6
ST. THOMAS
9:00 † Mass
Parish Office Closed
Tuesday, July 7
6:55 † Mass
11:00 ~ Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
6:55 † Mass
9:15 ~ DJM
12:15 † Mass
5:30 ~ St. Mary Conf./ SVdP
6:30 ~ La Esperanza Music Practice
Friday, July 10
Saturday, July 11
6:55 † Mass
11:00 ~ Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
6:30 ~ La Esperanza
ST. BENEDICT
8:00 † Mass
9:00 ~ Spanish Baptisms
4:00 ~ Reconciliation
5:30 † Vigil Mass
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
7:00 ~ Reconciliation
Tuesday, June 30
Wednesday, July 1
6:55 † Mass
11:00 ~ Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
Sunday, July 5
8:00 † Mass
9:00 ~ DJM
4:00 ~ Reconciliation
5:30 † Vigil Mass
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
7:00 ~ Reconciliation
FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
No Sunday Hospitality
7:30 † Mass
9:00 † Mass
11:00 † Mass
12:00 ~ English Baptisms
1:00 † Misa
5:30 † LifeTeen Mass
Wednesday, July 8
Thursday, July 9
6:55 † Mass
11:00 ~ Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass
6:30 ~ Esperanza Music Practice
6:55 † Mass
12:15 † Mass
7:00 ~ Esperanza Prayer Group
7:30 ~ LifeTeen Band Practice
Sunday, July 12
Monday, July 13
FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
Esperanza Breakfast
7:30 † Mass
9:00 † Mass
11:00 † Mass
1:00 † Misa
4:00 ~ Charismatic Prayer
5:30 † LifeTeen Mass
6:55 † Mass
11:00 ~ Reconciliation
12:15 † Mass