Santa Catalina
Roman Catholic Church
AN ARIZONA NON-PROFIT CORPORATION
14380
PHONE:
N
Oracle
Rd.
Tucson,
520-825-9611
EMAIL:

AZ
FAX:
85739-9599
520-825-9866
office@santacatalinaparish.org
WEBSITE:
www.santacatalinaparish.org
PASTOR:
Fr. Larry Sanders, C.Ss.R.
ASSISTING:
Fr. Paul Coury, C.Ss.R.
Fr. Charles Wehrley, C.Ss.R.
Fr. Greg Wiest, C.Ss.R.
Fr. Greg May, C.Ss.R.
DEACONS:
Deacon Bill Krueger
Deacon Alfonso De La Riva
Deacon Joe LaFleur
Deacon Scott Pickett
PASTORAL CENTER
HOURS
Monday—Thursday
9 AM—4 PM
Closed for Lunch
12—12:30 PM
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday, 4PM
Sunday
7, 9, 11 AM
12:30 PM, Spanish
5 PM, Life Teen Mass
Tuesday—Friday, 8 AM
CHAPEL
Monday - Friday
8 AM - 3 PM
use side entrance
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Every Wednesday
8:45-11 AM
Reconciliation
The Rosary
Offered every Tuesday - Friday
at 7:30am.
Offered every Tuesday - Friday at 7:30am
and Saturdays at 3:30pm.
Anointing of the Sick
Offered every 3rd Thursday
after 8am Mass.
Parish Staff
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PARISH MISSION
STATEMENT
As members of God’s
Faith Community at
Santa Catalina Catholic
Parish, we commit our
lives to being the voice,
hands, and spirit of
Christ, as our way of
continuing God’s call
to love and peace.
MISION DE
DECLARACION DEL
PLAN
Como miembros de
Dios en la comunidad
de fe de la Parroquia
Católica de
Santa Catalina,
Comprometemos
nuestras vidas para ser
la voz, manos, y el
Espíritu de Cristo,
como una manera de
continuar con el
llamado de Dios, por el
amor y la paz.
Can be reached at 520-825-9611 plus ext.
Pastor - Fr. Larry Sanders, C.Ss.R. (ext. 100)
Deacon Alfonso De La Riva - (ext. 100)
Deacon William Krueger - (ext. 100)
Deacon Joe LaFleur - (ext. 100)
Deacon Scott Pickett - (ext. 100)
Receptionist/Parish Registration - (ext. 100)
Director of Finance - John Brell (ext. 102)
Office Manager - Kim Seales (ext. 103)
C.A.R.E. Ministry Director - Judy Rossman (ext. 104)
Liturgy Director/R.C.I.A. - Stacy Pincus (ext. 105)
Weekend Mass Coordinator - Gerry Dugan (ext. 105)
Hispanic Ministry Dir. - Maria Luisa De La Riva (ext. 106)
Religious Education - Carol Padilla (ext. 107)
Youth Ministry Director - Lupita Parra (ext. 108)
Bulletin Editor - Pilar Dougall (ext. 109)
Human Concerns Director - Sr. Jean Mariani (ext. 110)
Music Director - Alex Navas (ext. 100)
Maintenance Supervisor - Tomas Nieves (ext. 100)
FrLarry@santacatalinaparish.org
DeaconAlfonso@santacatalinaparish.org
Office@santacatalinaparish.org
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DeaconScott@santacatalinaparish.org
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Liturgy@santacatalinaparish.org
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YouthMinistry@santacatalinaparish.org
Bulletin@santacatalinaparish.org
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Office@santacatalinaparish.org
Weekend August 9-10, 2014
Weekly
Month to Date
Year to Date
Actual Offertory
$13,242
$29,997
$85,389
Budgeted Offertory
$13,427
$26,854
$85,930
Direct debit is available, please call 520-825-9611 (x103) to set up automatic donations.
Names on this prayer list are kept on for two months. If you wish to add or remove a name from the prayer list,
please call the Pastoral Center office at 520-825-9611.
Sarah Loftus
Michael Guillan
Dan Dale
Brian Loftus
Nancy Hackney
Mike De La Rosa
Dick Malecki
Herbert Haynes
Andrew Desautles
Olivia Marcoff
Tom Hedge
Fred Di Paolo
Mike W. Martin
Justa Heredia
Chuck Dugas
Jenny Abendano
Peggy Melville
Manuel Heredia
Debbi Presley Dymon
Diana Alday
Marie Monheim
Frances Heredia
Les Edwards
Kristein Armstrong
Joe Moreno
Yolanda Hernandez
Pat Edwards
Jean Azzarello
Anne Mosca
Aaron Joseph Hilger
Mary Esquiel
Sammy Bosnic
Andrew Mosca
Michele Holman
Joe Fimbres
Richard Boyer
Leo Nolte
Henry Horton, Jr.
Edna Fisher
James Boyer
Jose Olalde
William Huffman
Jeffrey Good
Bill Brady
Diane Olsen
Bianca Isel Ochoa
Tina Good
Chris Cathcart
Claudia O'Sullivan
Carol Johnson
Camil Gotay
Shirley Chapin
Catherine Parisi
Kenneth Kim, Jr.
Jorge Gradjeda
David Joseph Clark
Ruth Peloquin
Tom Kreger
Robin Graves
MargaretMaryCollison
Shelsey Lynne Polito
Albert Landon
Pat Guenther
August 17,
Christine Raynor
Matthew Robinson
Josefina Robles
Susan Russell
Michael Sborov
Audrey Serry
Andrea Marie Smith
Thomas Smith
Robert Stenech
Brad Tillman
Rick Van Egeren
Doris & Gregor Wack
Katie Weis
Gerry Wolfgram
Sara
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SantaCatalinaCatholicChurch
Children’s
Choir
Join us on August 28.
Beginning September 4 we will meet weekly,
on Thursdays, at 4 p.m. in the Church.
If your child likes to sing, please come and
check us out! It is lots of fun singing and praying together at Mass.
COMMUNION FOR THE
THOSE UNABLE TO
ATTEND CHURCH
If you or someone you
know cannot come to
Mass because of illness
or disability, our Parish
has trained C.A.R.E. Ministers who can bring you communion and
pray with you once a week. There are
approximately 30 individuals currently
being served by the ministry at home.
Spouses can bring communion to their
loved ones if they wish, but must have a
brief training session and have a pyx to
carry the Eucharist.
Fr. Larry is also available upon request to
provide the anointing of the sick to those at
home or in a care facility.
To arrange a communion or anointing visit,
please call Judy Rossman at C.A.R.E.
Ministry at 825-9611, x104.
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R.C.I.A./ADULT EDUCATION –
TEAM FORMATION
We are beginning to form the 2014-2015 R.C.I.A. team. Preparation
of adult candidates for Baptism, First Eucharist, and Confirmation
is the responsibility of the entire community. Although many members of last year’s team are returning, we need more help. If you are
willing to consider joining us in this effort as a catechist or sponsor
or by preparing snacks for a meeting, please contact either Greg
and Shirley Nelson (520-465-5690) or Tim and Nancy Mosman (520825-2736).
ADULT CHRISTIAN INITIATION
BEGINNING SOON
ARE YOU INTERESTED
SOMEONE WHO IS?
IN
BECOMING CATHOLIC
OR
KNOW
Come to our meetings for Inquirers. These will be informational
sessions for prospective Catholics where you can ask questions and
obtain information on the Catholic faith – i.e., what do Catholics
believe, how do we pray, why we do what we do.
ARE YOU AN ADULT CATHOLIC DESIRING
FIRST EUCHARIST AND/OR CONFIRMATION?
TO
RECEIVE
This is also the process for you.
The first meeting will be held on October 8. Further information is
available through Greg and Shirley Nelson (520-465-5690) or Tim
and Nancy Mosman (520-825-2736).
COULD YOU USE A COMPASSIONATE
LISTENER WHO MEETS WITH YOU
REGULARLY?
Stephen Ministers are members of the parish who
listen, care, encourage and provide emotional and
spiritual support to people who are facing a crisis or
going through tough times. The care you will receive is
confidential, free and helpful. Santa Catalina has 15
Stephen Ministers who are available to provide this one to one
Christian care to those in our parish and in the community. For
more information, call Judy Rossman, at 825-9611, x104.
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I n M e m o ry
of
Let us remember those from our parish
family who have died recently and
returned to the Lord.
We give thanks for their lives and offer comfort to
their families.
Gloria Wheeler, July 16
JoAnn McHugh, July 18
Dorothy Tamanini, July 18
Larry Bosworth, July 28th
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August 17, 2014
LIGHTHOUSE MEDIA CD of the Week
You can find this CD on the kiosk in the Narthex.
FREEDOM THROUGH FORGIVENESS
By Fr. Ken Yasinski
With over 15 years of experience, Ken
Yasinski has quickly become one of
Canada’s most sought after Catholic speakers. Through
clever examples and insightful stories, Ken reveals how
each of us can obtain freedom from the burden of our
sins through the forgiveness that is readily available in
the Sacrament of Confession.
SPANISH CLASS
Join us and have fun learning
conversational Spanish.
Spanish Classes will be offered during the summer months on
Wednesdays at 1pm. These classes are informal and based on
the needs and interests of the class. Textbooks are not used, but
a Spanish Dictionary is helpful. Drop in and learn to speak and
understand Spanish in a fun, hands-on atmosphere. For more
information, call Maria Luisa at 825-9611, x106.
MISA EN ESPAÑOL—
DOMINGOS A LAS 12:30 PM
Estamos hacienda un llamado a la comunidad
Hispana para que se animen a servir en su
Parroquia, Si a usted le gustaria servir como
Lectora, o Ministro de Eucaristia,, Ministro de
Hospitalidad, o Servir en el Altar, (Acolito –
Monaguillo) pues a usted le estamos invitando, por favor de
llamar a Maria Luisa a la oficina al 825-9611, x106 y registrarce
para las clases de entrenamiento, tambien puede hacerlo
después de la Misa de Español. Los necesitamos.
CORO EN ESPAÑOL—
DOMINGOS A LAS 12:30 PM
Los invitamos a que se unan al Coro, las practicas
son Lunes a las 5pm, si estainteresado por favor
hable con Laura o Jesus Chavez Después de la
Misa en Españo,l los Domingos a las 12:30pm, los
esperamos Gracias.
Lupita Parra, Director of Youth Ministry — 825-9611, x108 — YouthMinistry@santacatalinaparish.org
Join us for our Kick Off this
Sunday, August 17.
Let’s start with Mass @ 5p.m., then go to the
Parish Hall for a fun filled evening !
iTeens Radio will be here to help us party!
If you are a high school teen please join us!
This year’s Life Teen theme is MUSIC!
Each week we will use a song title,
past or present, that represents the
evening’s topic.
Stay tuned with our Playlist below!
Life Teen Mass @ 5p.m.
Life Nights 6-8p.m.
Playlist
8/17 Celebration
Kool & the Gang
8/24 Fireworks
Katy Perry’s
8/31 No Life Night
(Labor Day Weekend)
LIFE TEEN GOSPEL REFLECTION - (MATTHEW 14:22-33)
Many times in my life I can think of how difficult it is to get up and do something again after I have already failed.
Whether it is not making the team, doing poorly on a test, or embarrassing myself while speaking in front of others, it
can be really hard to try again after being turned away. The woman in the Gospel has no problem asking again and
again for what she wants. She is turned away, and no sooner is again pleading for help. Her constant persistence, even
after she has been denied, is something I really admire and need to do more myself. Also the way this women has
complete confidence in Jesus reminds me that I am not the best at everything. Many times I need to stop, think outside
myself and remember to put my trust in God.
Regina, 18
Gospel Reflections are provided by Life Teen’s Liturgy Planning Guide, 2013
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SCCC Schedule of Events
 = Mass Intention
D ATES TO R EMEMBER
BLOOD DRIVE
Sunday, August 24
7:30 AM-12:30 PM
Parish Hall
Please join your fellow parishioners in
the Parish Hall for this most worthy
event.
Living Stewardship
Now
People come to the Church
because God calls them. Try
volunteering in the parish ministry
for people seeking to become
Catholic (RCIA), or in a ministry
welcoming Catholics who left the
Church and want to come home.
La Corresponsabilidad
Vivida Ahora
Las personas vienen a la Iglesia
porque Dios las llama. Trata de
servir en un ministerio parroquial
que reciba y ayude a las personas
que quieren ser católicas (el RICA)
o en algún ministerio que abre las
puertas a los católicos que, habiéndose alejado de la Iglesia, quieren
regresar.
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Saturday, August 16
REGISTRATION FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
3:30-3:45 PM — Reconciliation, Church
4 PM Mass — Fr. Larry
 For Rita Hoagland (d) — Paul & Mary Darcy
Registration for Religious Education, Narthex
Ezekiel 18:1-10,13,30-32 — Psalm 51:12-15,18-19 — Matthew 19:13-15
Sunday, August 17
REGISTRATION FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, NARTHEX
7 AM Mass — Fr. Larry
 For Marilyn Collison (d) — Florence Summers
9 AM Mass — Fr. Greg Wiest
 For the intentions of the Parish
11 AM Mass — Fr. Greg Wiest
 For Jeanette Culhane (d) — Chris & Camy Culhane
12:30 PM Spanish Mass — Msgr. Carlos Romero Moreno
 For Stefan Zueger (d) — Rita Massaro & Family
5 PM Life Teen Mass — Fr. Jim Modeen
 For Cara Pare (d) — Betty &Bill Falter
6-7:45 PM — Life Teen, Parish Hall
Isaiah 56:1,6-7 — Psalm 67:2-3,5-6,8 — Roman 11:13-15,29-32 — Matthew 15:21-28
Monday, August 18
10 AM-1 PM — St. Vincent de Paul, Marian Room
3-4:30 PM — Knights of Columbus Planning Meeting, Marian Room
5-6:30 PM — Spanish Choir Practice, Church
6:30-8:30 PM — Choir Practice, Church
6:30-8:30 PM — Spanish Prayer Group, Cholla Room
Ezekiel 24:15-24 — (Ps) Deuteronomy 32:18-21 — Matthew 19:16-22
Tuesday, August 19
8 AM Mass — Fr. Larry
 For John Dugan (d) — Gerry Dugan
9-10:30 AM — Health & Wellness Meeting, Saguaro Room
9 AM-12 PM — Stephen Ministry Meeting, Parish Center
1-3:30 PM — Arts & Crafts for Seniors, Cholla Room
Ezekiel 28:10-10 — (Ps) Deuteronomy 32:26-28,30,35-36 — Matthew 19:23-30
Wednesday, August 20
8 AM Mass — Fr. Bob Brazaskas
 For John & Pauline Rutkowski (d) — Dave & Diane Rutkowski
8:45-11 AM — Eucharistic Adoration, Church
9-10 AM — C.A.R.E Meeting, Catalina Room
10 AM-1 PM — St. Vincent de Paul, Marian Room
12-1 PM — Bible Study with Fr. Larry, Catalina Room
1-2 PM — Spanish Class, Cholla Room
Ezekiel 34:1-11 — Psalm 23:1-6 — Matthew 20:1-16
August 17, 2014
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Thursday, August 21
8 AM Mass — Fr. Larry
 For Brian Tillyard (d) — Barbara Tillyard
After Mass—Anointing of the Sick, Church
10 AM-1 PM — St. Vincent de Paul, Marian Room
4-5:30 PM— Al Anon Meeting, Marian Room
6-10 PM — Spirit of Motherhood Class, Cholla & Ocotillo Rooms
7-8:30 PM — AA Meeting, Marian Room
7-10 PM — Knights of Columbus, St. Alphonsus Assembly, Saguaro Room
Ezekiel 36:23-28 — Psalm 51:12-15,18-19 — Matthew 22:1-14
Friday, August 22
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
8 AM Mass — Fr. Greg Wiest
 For Ann & Tom Knab (d) — Judy & Pat Cannon
Ezekiel 37:1-14 — Psalm 107:2-9 — Matthew 22:34-40
Saturday, August 23
9-12:30 PM — Spanish Retreat, Parish Center
3:30-3:45 PM — Reconciliation, Church
4 PM Mass — Fr. Greg Wiest
 For Tom Beber (d) — Carl & Rosemary Lotz
Ezekiel 43:1-7 — Psalm 85:9-14 — Matthew 23:1-12
Sunday, August 24
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BLOOD DRIVE
7 AM Mass — Fr. Larry
 For Donald Lohr (d) — Pat & Judy Cannon
9 AM Mass — Fr. Larry
 For Harry & Mary Brown (d) — Dan Sieverding
11 AM Mass — Fr. Greg Wiest
 For the intentions of the Parish
12:30 PM Spanish Mass — Msgr. Carlos Romero Moreno
 For Chuck Treat (d) — Lonjina Treat
5 PM Life Teen Mass — Fr. Jim Modeen
 For Lila Huerta (d) — Stew & Mary Lou Stratt
6-7:45 PM — Life Teen, Parish Hall
P ARISH C LASSES &
G ROUP M EETINGS
Every First/Third Tuesday, 1-3:30PM
Cholla Room
Learn new art skills. Art supplies are
provided. Bring a friend.
Every Second Tuesday, 9AM
Saguaro Room
Prayer and study group promoting the
Divine Mercy message.
Every Third Tuesday, 9-10:30AM
Saguaro Room
Everyone is invited to attend.
Every Third Thursday 2 to 3 p.m.
Marian Room
On vacation during July & August.
Every First Thursday, 11AM-12PM,
Mesquite Room
All single women are invited to attend
this planning meeting.
Every First Thursday, 1-2:30PM
Saguaro Room
Everyone is invited to attend.
Isaiah 22:19-23 — Psalm 138:1-3,6-8 — Roman 11:33-36 — Matthew 16:13-20
ST. BERNARD
FEAST DAY: AUGUST 20
Western Europe's “man of
the twelfth century,” without doubt or controversy, has to be
Bernard of Clairvaux. Adviser of
popes, preacher of the Second Crusade,
defender of the faith, healer of a
schism, reformer of a monastic Order,
Scripture scholar, theologian and eloquent preacher: any one of these titles
would distinguish an ordinary man.
Yet Bernard was all of these—and he
still retained a burning desire to return
to the hidden monastic life of his
younger days.
In the year 1111, at the age of 20, Bernard left his home to join the monastic
community of Citeaux. His five brothers, two uncles and 30 friends followed
him into the monastery. Within four
years a dying community had recovered enough vitality to establish a new
house. His ability as arbitrator and
counselor became widely known. The
Holy See prevailed on Bernard to
Every Monday, 6-8PM, Cholla Room
All are welcome to join us for prayer
and music.
preach the Second Crusade. The ideals
of the men and their leaders, however,
were not those of Abbot Bernard, and
the project ended as a complete military and moral disaster.
Bernard felt responsible for the degenerative effects of the crusade. This
heavy burden possibly hastened his
death, which came August 20, 1153.
Saint of the Day at http://www.americancatholic.org.
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B.Y.O.L.
BIBLE STUDY
SCRIPTURE FROM SCRATCH
A 6-WEEK BIBLE STUDY WITH
Are you interested in a
Bible study about the
Sunday readings?
SR. KAREN BERRY, OSF
Father Larry offers a Bring Your Own
10-11:30 AM
Lunch Bible study every Wednesday afternoon. He invites everyone to pack a favorite
sandwich and join him for a review and
discussion of the next Sunday’s readings.
Gather in the Catalina Room at 12 p.m. for
lunch and to meet new people. Following
lunch Fr. Larry begins the scripture study
with an opening prayer.
So, bring a Bible or a Lector Workbook, if
you have one. Discussions will focus on the
background of the first and second readings,
plus the Gospel and how these readings
apply today.
THURSDAYS, SEPTEMBER 4—OCTOBER 9
This fall, we will conclude the Bible study program we have been using
for the past five years. It is from Franciscan Communications.
During the 90-minute class period, we will again use the material of
Elizabeth McNamer and Virginia Smith, who present insightful and
delightful lectures. This time, they will cover the following topics:
∗ Religious life in Jesus' day
∗ The symbolism and use of the various gates in the walls around
Jerusalem
∗ The significance of the holy city of Jerusalem
∗ The political situation in Palestine in Jesus' time
∗ What daily life in Judea was like for Jesus and his family
∗ The roles of Jesus as carpenter, rabbi, and Messiah
The cost of the classes is .50 per week for materials. Please call the parish
office to register so sufficient amounts of materials can be prepared.
Everyone is welcome to attend. Bring a friend!
THE REDEMPTORIST RENEWAL
CENTER PRESENTS
AUGUST 22-24
Observe what is right, do what is just;
for my salvation is about to come,
my justice, about to be revealed.
-- Isaiah 56:1
August 17, 2014
7101 W. PICTURE ROCKS
RD.
The RRC will be hosting
this retreat which begins
Friday, August 22 with dinner and ends Sunday, August 24 with
lunch. Fr. Charlie Wehrlye, C.Ss.R. will be directing.
This retreat will focus on the book "The Addictive Personality" by
Craig Nakken and will also look into how Lois Wilson developed
a codependency on the alcoholism of her husband Bill Wilson,
founder of Alcoholics Anonymous.
For more information or to register please call the Redemptorist
Renewal Center at 520-744-3400.
20th Sunday of Ordinary Time
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INSIDE OR OUTSIDE?
The Jesus we meet in today’s Gospel seems a bit
stand-offish. He appears at first to ignore the
Canaanite woman’s pleas to heal her child! Matthew
seems to be suggesting that, until this point in his
ministry, Jesus himself thought that his mission was only to the
Jewish people. When he is confronted by a Canaanite, and a woman
at that, he seems baffled. Her sheer determination to make him listen
ensures that he cannot continue to ignore her. More importantly,
Jesus acknowledges that her faith in him is equal to that of any of the
Jewish people he has met so far. In the end, Jesus praises her faith
and heals her daughter. Matthew was writing his Gospel for a
community of Jewish Christians who had identified Jesus as the
Messiah—the One promised by God to generations of the Jewish
people. They were aware, however, that the Christian faith was
attracting people of other races and other religions. They would,
inevitably, have been struggling to work out how this fit with all the
prophecies of the Hebrew scriptures that foretold a Messiah who was
destined to save Israel. The meeting between Jesus and the Canaanite
woman offers them a clue about how to understand this situation.
When Jesus is challenged to heal the outsider, his initial reaction is to
refuse; but then he sees her great faith, and this far outweighs the fact
that she does not belong to the people he primarily came to save. In
this story the new Jewish Christian community must have found help
to see that their initial reluctance to admit outsiders was understandable, and then to recognize that God plants faith in others too—and
that it is faith rather than background that opens the doors into the
Kingdom.
¿DE ADENTRO O DE AFUERA?
El Jesús que encontramos en el Evangelio de hoy parece un poco distante, pues primero luce como si ignorara la súplica de la mujer cananea para que cure a su hija. Mateo parece sugerir que hasta este momento Jesús creía que su misión era sólo con el pueblo judío. Cuando
se ve confrontado por una persona cananea, y encima de todo una
mujer, parece desconcertado. Pero después de la clara determinación
de la mujer, Jesús no puede seguir ignorándola ni dejar de escucharla. Aún más importante es que Jesús reconoce que la fe que ella
tiene en él iguala a la que ha encontrado en otros judíos. Por último,
Jesús elogia su fe y cura a su hija. Mateo escribió su Evangelio para
una comunidad judeo-cristiana que reconocía a Jesús como el Mesías
prometido por Dios al pueblo judío. Sin embargo, también estaba
consciente de que la fe cristiana estaba atrayendo a personas de otras
razas y religiones. Indudablemente que para ellos eso resultaba difícil
al tratar de conjugarlo con las profecías de las Escrituras hebreas, las
cuales predecían a un Mesías destinado a salvar el pueblo de Israel.
Continued on page 11
August 17, 2014
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Al-Anon and AA
meetings are
held at Santa Catalina by the respective
sponsoring organizations.
If you or someone you
know is interested in an Al
-Anon meeting, join us
every Thursday in the parish hall at 4 p.m. For details, call Wanda at 8257124. AA meetings are also
held on Thursday in the
parish hall at 7 p.m. For
more information on AA
meetings, call Art at 8255218.
St. Vincent de Paul
provides compassion
and support to individuals in need, regardless of
race, origin, or religion. Their
office hours are Monday and
Wednesday, 10am-1pm, in the
Parish Hall. For more info,
please call 825-8288.
Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat
for Healing After Abortion— If you are struggling from an abortion,
experience the healing
love of Jesus Christ on a
Retreat Weekend, September 5-7, 2014, in the Tucson
area. This retreat will combine discussions, spiritual
exercises, Sacrament of
Reconciliation, a Memorial
Service and a Mass of Entrustment. Participation is
strictly confidential and
offers a beautiful opportunity to experience God’s
love, forgiveness and compassion. For more information/to register please
call (520) 743-6777 or email rachelsvineyardtucson@cox.net. All inquiries
are kept in strictest confidence. $185 for double or
$240 single occupancy.
This includes all meals,
snacks and all retreat materials. If you have a financial burden, assistance
may be available so please
ask because no one is ever
turned away due to financial difficulties. Additional
information may also be
found at
www.rachelsvineyard.org.
CATHOLIC RETREAT
FOR YOUNG SINGLES Catholic...Single...21-40?
Join us for our Fall retreat!
It's a weekend of reflection, devotion, & fellowship, from Friday, Sept. 26
at 6 p.m. to Sunday, Sept.
28 at 4 p.m. at Mount
Claret Retreat Center at
the base of beautiful
Camelback Mountain in
Phoenix. Registration is
$110. Register with a
friend, get a $10 discount
per person! For more
information, contact Brendan Wells at 480-540-4760
or mithokie@gmail.com.
“Take courage, it is I; do
not be afraid.” No matter
how strong the winds, Jesus is there to take our
hands and guide our marriage. Restore, renew and
rekindle your marriage on
one of the next upcoming
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekends. The
next weekends will be
held Aug 22-24 in Phoenix,
¿DE ADENTRO O DE AFUERA?, CON’T
El encuentro de Jesús con la mujer cananea nos da una pista acerca de cómo entender esta situación. Cuando Jesús se ve desafiado para curar a una persona de
afuera, o sea, no israelita, su primera reacción fue de rechazo; pero luego ve la
gran fe de ella y eso sobrepasa el hecho de que no pertenezca al primer pueblo
que él vino a salvar. La comunidad judeo-cristiana debió haber encontrado ayuda
en este ejemplo y darse cuenta de que aunque su renuencia inicial para admitir
una persona de afuera podía entenderse, el comportamiento de Jesús les dio asimismo a entender que Dios siembra la fe en otras personas también, y que es la fe
y no el origen ni los antecedentes lo que abre las puertas del reino.
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Sept 12-14 in Tucson and
Oct 3-5 in Phoenix. For
more information visit
www.wwmearizona.com.
(Para los fines de semana
en español, por favor visite
www.phoenix.emm14.org)
Marriage Encounter—“O
woman, great is your faith!
Let it be done for you as
you wish.” We only need
to call on Jesus to help us
have the best Sacrament of
Marriage or Holy Orders.
The next Worldwide
Marriage Encounter
Weekends are Sept 12-14
in Tucson. For more
information visit
www.wwmearizona.com.
To advertise your business on
our advertisement page,
please contact
Claudia Borders at
520-298-1265.
Your patronage to the
businesses listed is beneficial
to our parish. Please mention
that you saw their ad in our
bulletin. Thank you!
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