Port St. Lucie, FloridaDec 20, 2020 · 6:00 PM St. Lucie Parishioners 8:00 PM In Thanksgiving to...

Saint Lucie Catholic Church Port St. Lucie, Florida

DECEMBER 20, 2020

Fourth Sunday of Advent

ST. LUCIE CATHOLIC CHURCH DECEMBER 20, 2020 PORT ST. LUCIE, FLORIDA (772) 878-1215, FAX (772) 878-1299

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MASS INTENTIONS

MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2020 7:30 AM Mary A. DiDona by Her daughter 8:30 AM Eugene and Elizabeth Williams by Roger Williams

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2020 7:30 AM Carmen José, Sr.; Carmen José, Jr. and the Carrion

Family by Wandalee Quiñones 8:30 AM Jorge Luis Gonzalez by Wandalee Quiñones

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2020 7:30 AM M/M R. Plezia, on their anniversary by The Family 8:30 AM James O’Neill by Jane Liquori

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 2020 CHRISTMAS EVE

8:00 AM Daily Mass: Adam L. Trypus by His Six Children

CHRISTMAS VIGILS FOLLOW: 2:00 PM Marguerite Chamberland,

Fr. Henri J. Robitaille and the DeLuca Family

by Annette and Susan DeLuca 4:00 PM Church: Elizabeth S. LeChot by Edward LeChot 6:00 PM St. Lucie Parishioners 8:00 PM In Thanksgiving to God for the Viteri Family 12:00 PM Personal Intentions Fr. Mark

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2020 CHRISTMAS DAY

7:30 AM Craig McNally by Mom and Dad McNally 9:30 AM John and Sarah Finn by Sadie Hagen 11:30 AM In Thanksgiving for blessings received by The Viteri-Ricaurte Families

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 2020 8:30 AM Shirley Deltufo by Carlene Thompson

4:00 PM Luigi and Paulina Tumminia by Frank Tumminia and Anita Costello

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2020 7:30 AM Bill Hemberger by Neil Madden 9:30 AM Marilyn Graf by David Graf 11:30 AM Parishioners of St. Lucie 5:00 PM Joseph Williams by Charles Williams 7:00 PM Pasquale Campano by The Gerstner and Groth Families

Thank you for your offertory donations!

Due to early bulletin transmissions, offertory amounts will

be published in an early January bulletin.

OFFERTORY

There is one collection for Christmas, December 25th that supports our parish. Next weekend, December 26th and 27th there is one collection that supports St. Lucie Parish. Thank you for your generosity!

MERRY CHRISTMAS The Friars and staff of St. Lucie Parish extend their warmest wishes for a joyous Christmas and New Year! Please know that the Parish office will be closed Christmas Eve, Thursday, December 24th and Christmas Day, Friday, December 25th. Enjoy a safe and blessed Christmas and New Year!

SEATING FOR CHRISTMAS MASSES Tickets for the Christmas masses will be available after all masses THIS weekend. Please be patient and socially distant as you wait your turn. If your plans change and you won’t be using your tickets, please return them ASAP. Those seats will become available for someone else or a possible visitor. If you have been watching us via live stream and want to get a little closer to church on Christmas Eve or Day, we suggest you bring your electronic device and park in our parking lot to watch mass. At communion time come up to the rotunda and a Eucharistic Minister will be distributing communion on the rotunda after distributing in church.

FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT www.stlucie.cc Like us on Facebook: St Lucie Catholic Church Email: [email protected]

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Readings for the Week of December 20, 2020 READING(S) 1st 2nd RESPONSORIAL PSALM GOSPEL Sun. 12/20 2 SM 7:1-5, 8B-12, 14A, 16 ROM 16:25-27 PS 89:2-3, 4-5, 27, 29 LK 1:26-38 Mon. 12/21 SG 2:8-14 PS 33:2-3, 11-12, 20-21 LK 1:39-45 Tue. 12/22 1 SM 1:24-28 1 SAMUEL 2:1, 4-5, 6-7, 8ABCD LK 1:46-56 Wed. 12/23 MAL 3:1-4, 23-24 PS 25:4-5AB, 8-9, 10 AND 14 LK 1:57-66 Thu. 12/24 2 SM 7:1-5, 8B-12, 14A, 16 PS 89:2-3, 4-5, 27 AND 29 LK 1:67-79 Fri. 12/25 VARIED – SEE MISSAL Sat. 12/26 ACTS 6:8-10; 7:54-59 PS 31:3CD-4, 6 AND 8AB, 16BC AND 17 MT 10:17-22 Sun.12/27 SIR 3:2-6, 12-14 VARIED – SEE MISSAL PS 128:1-2, 3, 4-5 LK 2:22-40

DO YOU NEED COMMUNION AT HOME?

If you need Communion at home please contact Ann Breitfelder at (954) 253-8234, coordinator of the Homebound Ministry.

Please give her the name of those needing Communion, an exact address and telephone number(s). You are also welcome to fill out the following and drop it in the offertory basket:

Name:________________________________ Address:______________________________ Phone:( )________________________

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Monday: Closed Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Wednesday:9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Thursday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Friday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Saturday: 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

“THE 26 WEEKS CLUB” Due to early printing of this bulletin the winner of this drawing will be announced in the January 6th bulletin. The winner is drawn on the steps of the Rotunda after the 11:30 AM Mass every Sunday for 26 weeks.

PRAYER REQUESTS

Please pray for the deceased of the parish, especially those who passed away recently. May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Please remember in your Masses and prayers, the sick whose names have been placed before our altar this week. If possible, try to participate in one of our Masses to join fellow worshipers in praying for them.

Thank you for spreading the joy of Christmas by providing a Christmas gift for someone in our parish community. It has been a difficult year for many but those who have lost their jobs due to coronavirus worry how to feed their families and not gifts. You extended your hearts to

many, especially the children. Yes, you provided joy, but you also provided hope. Thank you for your kindness.

ENJOYMENT ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS ARE BEING SOLD!

The Parish Office and Gift Shop have the popular entertainment books in stock for just $35! Get yours today! CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION FROM HOME

If you are not able to join us in church, please connect with us via our live stream. Go to www.stlucie.com and click on “video.” Then, click on the arrow. All church masses are live streamed. The camera is on 15 minutes before the mass.

Credit cards

accepted. No Tax!


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Christmas at Saint Lucie 2020!

Confessions

Thursday, December 24th 8:00 AM Daily Mass

Christmas Eve Masses:

2:00 PM Christmas Liturgy 4:00 PM Christmas Liturgy

6:00 PM Family Christmas Liturgy 8:00 PM Misa de Navidad en Español

11:30 PM Christmas Carols 12:00 AM Midnight Mass

TICKETS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL CHRISTMAS MASSES!

Christmas Day Masses Friday, December 25th

7:30 AM Christmas Liturgy 9:30 AM Christmas Liturgy

11:30 AM Misa bilingue de Navidad (Bilingual Mass in English and Spanish) There will be no Masses in the evening.

Saturday, December 26th and Sunday, December 27th

No Confessions on the 26th; Regular weekend Mass Schedule

New Year’s Eve Mass Vigil for the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God

Thursday, December 31st 4:00 PM Mass

New Year’s Day Masses, 2021

Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God Friday, January 1st

7:30 AM Mass 9:30 AM Mass 12:00 PM Mass

6:00 PM Misa en Español

Please remember your ticket. It is your ticket for seating for Christmas Mass! Every ticket is color-coded to designate YOUR Mass time.


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GET IMPORTANT ST. LUCIE MESSAGES SIGN UP FOR FLOCKNOTES…

1. Go to https://www.stlucie.cc/ 2. Scroll down halfway on the first page. In the right column, find “flocknote.” You will identify flocknote by the icon of

a blue sheep. (See Icon to left of this text.) 3. Fill in the information requested which consists of your name, email address and mobile phone number. Click on “Sign Me Up.”

EUCHARISTIC INTENTION The bread and wine for Sunday, December 20th through December 26th, 2020 was donated in memory of the Ramos and Regaled Families by Luis, Madeleine and Andie Ramos Dear Parishioners and Friends of St. Lucie, Thank you to everyone who gave toward our Flowers, Arts and Environment Offering. Your gifts helped provide much of this beauty that we see in our church and we are grateful to honor and praise our Lord in such beauty. Despite a challenging year, many of you stepped forward to provide for our Christmas Giving Tree. Your offered much to bring joy to our families in need – from children to adults. Every one of the wishes on the Christmas tree were taken and provided for. Requests included food, diapers, toys, clothes for children and adults and so much more. Your helping hands decorated the church and our lawn with the annual nativity, and this brought all of us joy and hope for a better year ahead. It is important today for each of us to count our blessings. God is good–all the time. We wish you and your families a blessed Christmas and New Year,

Joyfully, The Friars, Deacons and Staff of St. Lucie

ST. LUCIE KITCHEN NEEDS YOUR HELP

The St. Lucie Soup Kitchen provides food to those who need it most. It is our opportunity to give through the Corporeal Works of Mercy. The pandemic encouraged us to serve Thursday dinners in the parking lot at noon since social distancing forbid using the hall. So far, we are handing out more than 300 meals each Thursday! This tells us that there is a need to feed at noon. The noon schedule will continue. The Kitchen survives solely on donations – your donations! You can help in the following ways:

1) Provide monetary donations so that needed food items may be purchased. Make a check payable to St. Lucie Catholic Church. Mark “Soup Kitchen” on memo line on check.

2) Provide needed canned/boxed foods (within date). Not only does the kitchen cook with these foods but food bags are made (in addition to the hot meals) and distributed as cars line up to pick up their meals. The bags aren’t huge but do help provide something extra for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Everything we have is given out weekly.

3) Provide volunteer hours in preparing and serving those in need.

4) Volunteer for a couple hours each Thursday afternoon to wash dishes used in food preparation. The volunteer must be committed and arrive on time. Contact Lourdes at 333-4252.

If you can help in any way, please contact Loretta Barnes at 878-1215. Remember, for every $25 or more donated, the office will provide you with a keepsake certificate that you may give as a gift (birthday, anniversary, death … to name a few).

CHURCH POOR BOXES There are four “Poor Boxes” located in the church: one above each table beside St. Michael (as you enter or depart the Church.) Two additional poor boxes are located by the side entrance/exit doors. Your contributions truly go to help the poor. The needs are many and we do our best to provide for our sisters and brothers who need help. Thank you for all you do!


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BAPTISM PLANNING A BAPTISM?

The information below is intended to give a summary explanation of the process to follow to have your child baptized at St. Lucie. The following is a general outline of the process for baptizing children younger than seven years old: • Age—The child must be younger than seven years old. If

the child is seven years old or older, he or she will have to attend classes in our Religious Education Program.

• Parents—The parents of the child must be registered and practicing members of St. Lucie Church. Parents, not godparents or grandparents, must ask to have their child baptized.

• Sunday Mass Attendance—Parents must be registered

for at least four months and attend Sunday masses each week. We ask that parents use their offertory envelopes so as to provide a record of their mass attendance.

• Baptismal Class—The process begins with the parents

of the child attending a baptismal preparation class. You may take the class before the baby is born. Our church offers these classes in English and Spanish. The English class is given on the second Wednesday of every month starting at 7:00 p.m. and the Spanish class is given on the

first Wednesday of every month starting at 7:00 p.m. The class is given in the Parish Office. You must call a few days before the class to confirm the date and time and to pre-register. Only the parents of the child are required to attend. We do not require godparents to attend the class, but it is recommended .

• Baptismal Preparation Booklet—Parents will be given

a Baptismal Preparation Booklet at the class. This booklet will be used as the primary means of preparation for the parents. The parents will have to fill out all the necessary information required in the booklet as well as provide all necessary documents. This is described in more detail in the booklet.

• Setting a Date—When the booklet has been completely

filled out and all necessary documents have been obtained, parents may then bring the completed booklet along with the documents to the office. After the booklet and documents have been reviewed you will be contacted. A date for the Baptism will be set for at least one month after you have been contacted.

• Stipend—The stipend for baptisms is $25.00 and should

be handed in with the booklet. • Baptismal Certificate— The Baptismal Certificate for

your child will be given to you after the baptism or it will be mailed to you shortly after the baptism.


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SACRAMENTS AND CELEBRATIONS SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: At least one parent must be an active, participating, and registered as a member of the parish. Parental attendance at a two-hour preparatory workshop is required prior to the baptism. The class is usually offered in English on the second Wednesday of every month, and in Spanish on the first Wednesday of every month. Class begins at 7:00 PM in the Parish Office Conference Room located at 425 SW Irving Street. Parents are asked to phone the Parish Office before the class to confirm date and time. All baptismal requirements are outlined in a booklet that will be distributed at the baptismal class. Upon fulfilling and submitting the baptism booklet, all is reviewed and if all requirements have been met, a date for baptism will be set (but no sooner than one month.) Baptisms are celebrated at 12:45 PM on Sundays. Spanish Baptisms: 1st and 3rd Sundays, English Baptisms: 2nd and 4th Sundays. SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION: Please contact Andrea Draper, SOFS, Director of Religious Education, for more information. Call (772) 878-1215. Older candidates wishing to be confirmed must first complete an adult religious education program. SACRAMENT OF FIRST EUCHARIST: First Eucharist is usually celebrated in the second grade. Parents who are registered members of the parish are to contact the Director of Religious Education at (772) 878-1215 to register their child for the First Eucharist Program beginning first grade. Preparation is a two-year program! SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: Marriages are celebrated on Fridays at various times and Saturdays at 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM only. Engaged couples should contact the church office a minimum of six months in advance in order to complete the necessary preparation. At least one member of the couple MUST be a registered and participating member of the parish for a minimum of six months prior to initially contacting the church. If the annulment of a previous marriage (Catholic, Non-Catholic, or civil) is required before a Catholic remarriage can take place, please contact the Annulment Advocate, Anne Tienter or Rosemary Konas. For more information call (772) 878-1215. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Reconciliation is celebrated each Saturday from 2:30 – 3:30 PM in the church, or by prearranged appointment with one of the staff priests. It is also celebrated on First Friday from 7:00 to 7:20 AM and 8:00 to 8:20 AM. Seasonal Reconciliation services are also held during both Advent and Lent. “First Reconciliation” for children is celebrated each February for second grade religious education students. Contact the Parish Religious Education Office for information.

Welcome to Saint Lucie

Catholic Church A Parish under the care of the Conventual Franciscan Friars

Whether you are here for the first time, or are a regular parishioner, you’ll discover that St. Lucie is a vibrant community with many opportunities to become involved. Help us to spread the Word of God, and work toward making our parish, our community and our world a better place to live.

Pastor: Fr. Mark A. Szanyi, OFM Conv.

Parochial Vicars: Fr. Paul Gabriel, OFM Conv.

Fr. Gabriel Scasino, OFM Conv.

Assisting: Fr. Curt Kreml, OFM Conv.

Fr. Milton Torres, OFM Conv.

Deacons: Vincent Cookingham, Charles Immordino, Dale Konas, and

Carlos Melendez

Church: 280 SW Prima Vista Parish Center: 290 SW Prima Vista Parish Office: 425 SW Irving Street,

Port St. Lucie, FL 34983 (772) 878-1215

Web: www.stlucie.cc Email: [email protected]

Parish Office Hours Monday through Friday:

8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Confession Saturday: 2:30 until 3:30 PM

and every First Friday from 7:00 – 7:20 AM

and 8:00 – 8:20 AM or by appointment.

Mass Times Saturday Vigil Masses: 4:00 PM

Sunday Masses: 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM,

5:00 PM, and Spanish 7:00 PM

All Weekday Daily Masses are at 7:30 and 8:30 AM, Monday – Friday

Saturday Daily Mass is at 8:30 AM


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Saint Lucie Catholic Church Diocese of Palm Beach

Fr. Mark Szanyi, OFM Conv., Pastor Fr. Paul Gabriel, OFM Conv., Parochial Vicar

Fr. Gabriel Scasino, OFM Conv., Parochial Vicar Fr. Curt Kreml, OFM Conv., Assisting

Fr. Milton Torres, OFM Conv., Assisting Deacons Vincent Cookingham

Charles Immordino, Dale Konas, Carlos Melendez

Thank you for your 2020 Christmas Flowers, Art, and Environment Offerings.

Enjoy a Blessed Christmas!

A Rose, Dougie and David Abbuhl Douglas R. Abbuhl, Sr., Joseph and Rose Piazza, Ray and Teresa Abbuhl Lidia Abreu Personal Intentions Debra Adamski Walter J. Gochinski Joe and Pat Agricola Deceased members of the Agricola and Muratore Families M/M Juan Alas Mrs. V. Alas, M/M A. Pacifio Don Alberico Angelo Alberico, M. Ida Trombetta, Diane Alberico John and Mary Agnes Albert, Jr. Daughters Cathleen Cooper and Theresa Rougia and their Families, The Albert and Bak Families Glen and Jane Ashley In Thanksgiving of all of God’s Blessings Maria Aquino Miguel Angel Aquino, Jr., Ariel Soler Norma Arroyo Vicente and Magdalena Cruz, Maritza Pagan, Allen Rodriguez

Dorothy Asciutto Donald Asciutto Gabriel and Elzbieta Ayala Personal Intentions B Dr. And Mrs. Romeo C. Baliton Jovita Dionisio M/M W. Balangue Corazon Banzon The Bedon Family Beatriz Bedon Jorge Blanco and Family Prebiliano Blanco and Nila Bruno de Blanco Joanne Blizzard M/M William Crawford, M/M Joseph Pastula Angela Boyce and Family Donald Boyce Antoinette Bozzo Augustini and Philomena Verdi Judy Brandt Francis, Ruth and Jerry M/M Michael Brezas Michael and Margaret Brezas, Sr., Anthony and Theresa Torre Mary Anne Burley Bishop Stephen Blaire Mrs. Marie Byrnes Jim Byrnes, Sr., M/M Ernest Barbieri, M/M E. Barbieri

C Mrs. Margaret Cairns and Family Living and deceased members of the Cairns and Hassett Families Modesta Caporlingua Joseph Scardigno, Joseph and Margaret Caporlingua, Modesta Lombardo, Randy Veraldo Mercy Carpenter Pedro Guerrero, Carmen Puron Nancy Cartee George and Rose Hanna Vivian Castignani Mario Castignani, Armida Castignani, Nicholas Castignani Paola Castaneda Conversion of my Dad, Gerardo Ovidio Castaneda Grace Cataldo Angela Finetti Donald Carpenter Mary Smith, Donald Eugene Carpenter M/M Carl Chiarolanzio The Chiarolanzio and Renz Families James and Christine Clegg Vincent Salemi, Carmela Salemi

Donor Name(s) are listed in bold. Intentions (in honor and memory of living and deceased) are listed beneath donor’s name. Should you find an error please excuse us. We’ve tried our best to be accurate. Some donations did not arrive before our print date. We appreciate all your gifts!


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Vicki J. Cobbs Keith and Eunice Chamley, Art and Sylvia Chamley, Walter and Mary Cobbs, Charles and Timothy Cobbs Rob Conley Personal Intentions Steve and Marge Connelly Peter and Katheryn Esposito, Christopher Connelly, Charles and Louisa Connelly Maryanne Corozza Rocco Corozza, The Messina and Corozza Families Dolores Corso Raymond Corso Maria Crespo Pabb Perez, Angelina Deliz, Jose Crespo, Guillermo Colon Joseph and Louis Crisci Genevieve “Jean” Crisci D Petri D’Agostino The Berardi Family Carol D’Angelo Walter Matheis Michael D’Angelo Edward D’Angelo Crystal Dailey Margaurette Norris Madelyn Decker Leon J. Decker, Jr. Roni Decker Mary De Mario, John Sliva Susan DeLuca Edward and Susan DeLuca, The DeLuca Family and Sandy Vallejo Nidia Diaz Blessings for the Family Mrs. Jean Dobbs Harry, Sr. and Glenn Dobbs Patrick J. Dolan Joseph, Matilda, Carole, Mary Dolan Zeni M. Dorante Philip Dorante, Epomene Dorante Joe and Rhoma Duffy The Duffy and Krischke Family Joseph and Deborah Duffy Elaine Miarecki, Chester and Alice Swols, Joseph and Dorothy Duffy

Rhoma Duffy Harvey Krischke, Sr. and Harvey Krischke, Jr. Mary Ann DuPuis Edward and Anita Dupuis E Richard Eberle Claudia Eberle Don and Joan Eddy Deceased members of the Hearns Family Albert and Elizabeth Exton August and Rosa Vinci Family and Marie Exton M/M Vincent and Carol Errico M/M John Errico, M/M Joe Cirrito M/M Anthony Esparza Carol Nails Diane Evans and Family Vernon L. and Rita Via Gary and Dianna Evans Ralph L. Wilson, Dorothy M. Wilson, Sherry Evans, Marilyn and Mike Hendy; in honor of William Evans F Julian Falotico and Family Marilyn Falotico George Ferrigno Virginia Ferrigno, Frank and Rose Ferrigno, The Ferrigno and the Franzino Families Mary Jane Finlay Edward Thomas Finlay Michael Finetti Angela Lancieri, Angelina Finetti, Rocco Finetti, Vito Finetti, Vera Finetti, Roco Finetti, Mario Finetti Carolyn Finlay Marjorie Sica, William Sica and Edmund Sica The Formica Family Bill Merrill Edward Fritz Brenda Fritz Janet Frye Walter and Irene Frye Christen Fuqua The Hoffman and Brickert Families G Rita G. Philip and Conjetta Talerico, Phylis Toledo, Judy Leonard

Steve and Phyllis Gillich Covid deaths Keith and Karen Gilmour Joseph Wares, Jr., Edna Wares, Theresa Bargna, Karma Gilmour Luisa Gonzalez Emilio Gonzalez Pablo R. Gonzalez Pablo Miguel Gonzalez Ruby Gould Betty Perrigo, Margaret Jewett, Bea Gould, The Conaughty Family David Graf Patti Graf Kristina Garcia-Guettler Lucy Wendt Karl Guettler Vickie Guettler Brian and Kristina Guettler Jean Victoria “Vickie” Guettler, Dr. Manuel G. Garcia The Guettler Family In Honor of Karl Guettler, Dr. Trinidad E. Garcia, Ann T. Patterson H Tru Hall Beth Hall Rosie Herrera Guadalupe Ritchie, Lorenza Cruz, Doris Quinto, Martín Manglona David Holgerson Clara Holgerson Mariola Horton Adam and John Sikorski Mary Hughes William and Elizabeth Whitlow, Patricia Hughes Mary Hynes The Peterson, Hynes and Ordynski Families J Barbara Johnson Francis Schmidt, Emerson Johnson, Mary Schmidt, Karl Stultz The Juarez-Ortiz Family Marlene Juarez-Ortiz K Adoracion Katta Personal Intentions David and Lynn Kelley George John Kelley Louise Kelly Christopher Kelly, Deceased Kelly and Lautner Families


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Mrs. Joanne Kiehl The Defino and Kiehl Families Kiewicz, Paula The Flynn Family Katie Kisielewski Donald Kisielewski, Sr. Dn. Dale and Rosemary Konas Charles and Marion Fanelli, Stanley and Mary Konas Robert Kusher Alyce Kusher, Diana Cline L John and Kathy LaFrance M/M Edward LaFrance, Sr. Edward LaFrance, Jr. Ernestina Lam The Lam and Llorente Family Vince and Cathy LaValle Carol Caporale Robertson Dave Leisey Irene Leisey Al Lemcke Anna Lemcke Beverly Librizzi Deceased members of the Librizzi and Napolitano Families Jane Liquori The O’Neill and Liquori families Lucille Liquori George Pisano Evelina Q. Liu Benito C. Liu Kirk and Deborah Lochmandy Deceased Family and Friends Jaime Lugo Jaime Lugo, Jr., Romona Nieves, Espiridion Lugo, Romula Lugo M Sandra MacDonald M/M Robert Grasse, M/M Clifton Macdonald Stephen MacDonald John Macdonald Jacqueline MacPhee The MacPhee, Koziol and Messanger Families Matt Madden Cornelius F. Madden, Kathryn M. Madden Neil Madden Cornelius F. Madden, Kathryn Madden Elisabeth Mager The Mager Family Fred and Rose Marangio Deceased members of

the Marangio, Wiley, Williamson and Manuto Families William and Marjorie Maley Maley Family, Sarno Family, Bishop Family, Savline Family Iris Martinez Maria Martinez, Fabio Martinez, Rafael Zapata Helen McNally Gene McNally, Craig McNally, Veronica Zaremba, Chester Zaremba Wilfredo and Rosa Maria Mena The Mena Family and Children Mary Ann Mensching John Durovic, Mary Kantor Rita E. Mercado and Family Pedro and Cecilia Claudio The Micco Family Garnet Tsanqaris Anthony and Geraldine Micco Yvette Miranda M/M Philip Velez Elsa Monteagudo The Monteagudo and Proenza Families, Larry and Maria Doss M/M Viliano Molle Nicola, Carolina, Mel, Cristofalo, Giovanni and Esterina Molle Romelia Moreira and Children Moreira and Martinez Families John and Esther Moriarty José de la Torre, Ana A. Pajan Esther Moriarty Esther de la Torre Edelgard Muller Nicol Muller N Connie Napolitano Frank and Carmine Napolitano O Winnie O’Connor Brian O’Connor, Joseph O’Connor, Kevin Walstt Vicki Oleck Lew and Louise Daigneault Lorraine M. Olesky Living Family and Friends Sylvia Oliver Mrs. Herminia Diaz John O’Neill Personal Intentions Celia Olivos Nicida Zapola and Alfredo Rebaza

Patti Hynes Ordynski The Ordynski and Hynes Famlies Dominick Oswiecinski Albert Accetturo Nicholina Oswiecinski Nick Picklo Phyllis Oswiecinski Carmine Oswiecinski P Frank and Edith Pacacha Frank Pacacha Edith Pacacha Resti and Evangelina Reusi, Thomas Destefano M/M David and Patricia Pachucki Janet Sintic Maryanne and Anne Palino Patsy and Henry Chouinard, Sam and Rosina Palino Ignacio and Blanca Papias The Papias Garcia Family Ms. Lucy Ayala Patton Pakula and Ayala Mrs. Margaret Pawlukiewiez The Flynn Family Maureen Peeling John E. Peeling Josefina Perez Sixto Valle Mrs. Carol Perfetti Thomas Perfetti Ellin Petagno The Kinnelly-Dougherty Family, the Petagno-Werner Family Beth Peterson Edward Baikauskas, Wilbur Peterson The Petri-D’Agostino Family The Petri Family Betty Petrolia and Carol Baka Deceased members of the Petrolia, Baka, Burk and Mahoney Families Joan Petrosine Marian Petrosine, Joe Petrosine, Joe Petrosine, Jr., Robert Bergen Tom, Rita and Andrew Pfeifer The Kelly, Pfeifer and Plank Families Dorothy Pontrelli Michael Pontrelli, Guy M. Pontrelli


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Ann Pooler and Carol Barbera Anthony Caputo Nicky and Patti Portale Nick and Anna Portale, Fred Schindewolf R Helen Rafala Carl Rafala Ann Reiman Bill and Marian Reiman Richard and Anne Riordan Andrea Bush M/M Rafael and Carmen Rodriguez Our Loving Family Ramonita Rodriguez Paula Nieves Luz Roman Ramonita Febus, Santiago-Chago-Santos- Jose E. Roman M.M Andrew Russotti Dominic and Ida Russotti Andrew and Theresa Russotti Mike and Angie Borgia Carol Anne Ryan Smith and Ryan Families Joanne Rypma Jay and Beatrice Rypma S Patrick Sacco Personal Intentions Michael Samodai Gizella Samodai, Michael and Michaelene Shiley Sauvignon, Marie Dieudonne Thevenin Catherine Sell James O’Kielty, Mary A. DiDona, Maria Zuccaro, Giovanni Zuccaro, Anthony Fatica Eugene Sereg Pallvirfinia Sereg Mike and Nancy Shade Departed members of the Shade, McNamara and Paulat Families Dan and Linda Shea Fred and Joan Phelan, Daniel and Evelyn Shea Al Sheriff Personal Intentions Michaelene Shiley Joseph and Mary Bojt The Shulha Family Cynthia Shulha, Mike Shulha, George Acero

Jeff and Renee Shultz Louise Shultz, Bill Schultz, Joan Schultz, Ron Shultz, Bobby Hawkins, Karl Schwoener Frank E. Sirianni Josephine A. Sirianni Harriet Skinner The Schoeffler, Gleason Families, Ray Skinner Joe and Mary Skulski Jerry and Mary Wentland, Joe and Mary Skulski, Jerry Wentland, Jack Wentland Andrea Smith Elizabeth Manko, Anna Miller Elayne Smith Arlene Ruth Theresa Smith George and Katherine Smith Domingo Sorto Personal Intentions Ivan Soto Personal Intentions Rosemarie Sperduto James and Carmela Sperduto Fred Sporrer M/M F. Sporrer, M/M A. Carnly, Nancy Sporrer, Annette Carnly Joan Stewart Frederick and Sheldon Stewart Dr. William A. Stolzer and Susan W. Stolzer The Stolzer Family, Walson Family, J. Robinson, S. Hershey Fr. Mark Szanyi Andrew and Alice Szanyi T Raymonda Tasker Glenn R. Tasker Hai and Thien Truong Maria Quyen Nguyen, Micae Pham Truong, Plailo Nguyen, Anne Tu Tran, The Loncz-Nguyen Families Lou and Marge Truppa The Truppa and Caporaso Families Anna Mae Trypus Adam Trypus, John and Susan Marcinko Frank Tumminia Luigi, Pauline and Rosemarie U John and Laura Updegrave Benny and Birdine Alt M/M Anthony Uva The Uva and DiNapoli Families

V Thomas and Angela Vaccaro Salvatore Mattia and Frank Vaccaro Kathy VanNostrand Robert Van Nostrand Gloria Vinci and Dolores Corso August and Rosa Vinci Stephen J. Vinitsky Charles A. Vinitsky Jesus and Martha Vizcarrondo Frank and Irene Salva, Henry H. and Dorothy Weilage, Kevin Boylan, Charles Gillard, Frank Salva, Jr., Erin Gillard W M/M Dave and Pam Walline Joseph and Catherine Ellerbach, Dale and Ruth Walline Marie Weber Gerard Weber, Denise Weber, Mark Weber Joseph and Linda Webster Mary Webster Peter and Mari Wicinski Kathleen Wicinski Z Lucille Zaremba Chester Zaremba, Veronica Zaremba, Craig McNally, Gene McNally

ANONYMOUS… Due to the high volume of anonymous intentions, there is no listing in this bulletin. Those envelopes that were not readable fall within the “Anonymous” category. Your donations are appreciated.

BLESSED CHRISTMAS AND

NEW YEAR! Fr. Mark Szanyi, Fr. Curt Kreml,

Fr. Paul Gabriel, Fr. Gabriel Scasino, Fr. Milton Torres,

Deacons: Vincent Cookingham, Charles Immordino, Dale Konas

and Carlos Melendez and the St. Lucie Staff


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MINISTRIES DIRECTORY EMAIL: [email protected]

Parish Offices 878-1215 Parish Fax 878-1299 Office Staff: Business Manager/Parish Manager Doreen Recco Office Manager/Bulletin Editor Annette De Luca Parish Secretary Elsa Monteagudo Reception Desk/Baptism Preparation M. Isabel Ricaurte

Spiritual/Educational Formation: Religious Education Director Andrea Draper, OFS 878-1215 RCIA/RICA, RCIA Teens, RCIC Andrea Draper, OFS 878-1215 Youth and Family Ministry Loretta Barnes 878-1215

Church Ministries: Altar Servers, Youth & Adult Fred Marangio 418-1426 Annulment Advocate Anne Tienter, 878-1215 Rosemary Konas 882-8777 Bereavement Office 878-1215 Bible Study Sat. 9:15-10:30 AM - Library Eucharistic Ministers-Church Tru Hall 561-436-9566 Homebound Eucharist-English Ann Breitfelder 954-253-8234 Homebound Eucharist-Spanish Romelia Moreira 486-5667 Funerals Contact Parish Office 878-1215 St. Lucie Gift Shop 878-4135 Lectors Mary Agnes Albert 879-3624 David Majesky 440-522-8503 Marriage Preparation Contact Parish Office 878-1215 Ministers of Hospitality Bob Barnes 704-236-6420 Parish Council Mary Agnes Albert 878-1215 Engaged Encounter Contact Parish Office 878-1215 Prison Ministry Dn. Charles Immordino 285-3714

Music Ministries: Music Minister Adria Cary 414-628-0147 Music Life Teen Minister John Sweeney 878-1215 Spanish Music Minister Jose Rosado 485-7295

Prayer Ministries: Adoration of Blessed Sacrament - every 1st Friday and every Thursday from 9:15 AM–5:00 PM Adult Scripture/Catechesis Saturdays, 9:15 AM Library Divine Mercy Fridays, 3:00 PM Chapel Charismatic Prayer Mondays, 7:30 PM Chapel Healing Mass 3rd Monday/month, 7:00 PM Church Liturgy of the Hours Mon. - Sat., 8:00 AM Church Rosary, Weekday Mon. - Fri., 6:30 & 9:00 AM Church Rosary, Saturday 9:15 AM Chapel San Damiano First Tue Rosary 7:00 PM Church Sp. Rosary/Prayer/Divine Mercy Tuesdays, 9:30-Noon Library Spanish John XXIII Prayer Group Tuesdays, 7:00 PM Chapel Women of Faith Wednesdays, 1:00-3:00 PM Library Support Ministries: Bread Ministry John Goodness 464-7073 Catholic Charities Counselors Call for Appointment 844-848-6777 Council of Catholic Women Katie Kisielewski, Pres.262-515-0078 Respect Life 1st Mon. 7:30 PM Linda A.342-3809 Pauline P. 200-0574 Rosary Makers, Thur. 8:30-11 AM-Library:Elizabeth Exton 344-1481 San Damiano Disciples of Men Larry Williams 359-5822 Seniors’ Social Club Marie Philippe 871-5555 St. Vincent DePaul Leave message 878-8474 SVdP Thrift Store 344-1341 Substance Abuse: Confidential–Ron & Balla Rena Jones 618-312(8) or (9)

Significado y Valor del Pesebre en Navidad, según el Papa Francisco

El pesebre es como un “Evangelio vivo.” Surge de las páginas de la Sagrada Escritura. El evangelista Lucas narra que María “dio a luz a su hijo primogénito, lo envolvió en pañales y lo recostó en un pesebre, porque no había sitio para ellos en la posada.” Jesús fue colocado en un pesebre; palabra que procede del latín praesepium. El origen del símbolo se remonta al tiempo de San Francisco El Papa recordó que la historia de los pesebres de Navidad se remonta a días posteriores al 29 de noviembre de 1223, cuando el Papa Honorio III aprobó la Regla Franciscana a San Francisco de Asís en Roma. La figura San José como custodio de la familia Luego, el Pontífice afirma que “junto a María, en una actitud de protección del Niño y de su madre, está San José”, representado con el bastón en la mano y a veces, sosteniendo una lámpara. El corazón del pesebre comienza a palpitar cuando se coloca al Niño Jesús” En su carta, el Papa Francisco afirma que el “corazón del pesebre comienza a palpitar cuando, en Navidad, colocamos la imagen del Niño Jesús”, porque “Dios se presenta así, en un niño, para ser recibido en nuestros brazos.” Los Reyes Magos nos recuerdan nuestra misión evangelizadora El Papa también recuerda que en la fiesta de la Epifanía está la costumbre de colocar las tres figuras de los Reyes Magos que llegan de Oriente para contemplar al Niño y ofrecerle los dones de oro, incienso y mirra. Esta escena llama “a reflexionar sobre la responsabilidad que cada cristiano tiene de ser evangelizador”, señaló. El pesebre “habla del amor de Dios” El Papa Francisco invita en su carta apostólica a recordar cuando éramos niños y esperábamos con impaciencia el tiempo para empezar a construir el belén. “Estos recuerdos nos llevan a tomar nuevamente conciencia del gran don que se nos ha dado al transmitirnos la fe, y al mismo tiempo nos hacen sentir el deber y la alegría de transmitir a los hijos y a los nietos la misma experiencia.” (Tomado de la carta apostólica Admirabile Signum, firmada el 1º de diciembre de 2019 por el Papa Francisco)


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SI ASISTEN A UNA DE LAS MISAS DE NAVIDAD Y TIENEN UN TICKET

RESERVADO…

Por favor, recuerden traer el ticket a la iglesia. Lo necesitarán para asistir a la misa de su elección y es su reserva de asiento para esa misa. El ticket de cada misa tiene un color diferente. ¡Gracias por su atención!

Fr. Mark, Fr. Curt, Fr. Paul, Fr. Grabriel, Fr. Milton, Diáconos y el personal de la Oficina Parroquial.

¡Muchas bendiciones para todos!

Misa de Navidad para los Niños Jueves 24 de Diciembre – 6:00 PM

Esta misa está dedicada a los niños más pequeños. El sacerdote los invitará a tomar asiento frente al altar para escuchar una homilía especial. Al finalizar la homilía, el sacerdote entregará a cada niño un regalito para recordar la ocasión. Todos están invitados a asistir. ¡Traigan a toda su familia!

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