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Faith Faith Faith • • • Service Service Service • • • Love Love Love Fe Fe Fe • • • Servicio Servicio Servicio • • • Amor Amor Amor 834 S.O.B.T., Apopka, FL 32703 Ph: 407-886-4602 Fax: 407-886-9758 www.stfrancisapopka.org • [email protected] Mass Times Monday - Friday 8:00am (Eng.) / Chapel Saturday: 5:00pm (Eng.) 7:00pm (Sp.) Sunday: 7:30am (Eng.) 9:00am (Sp.) 10:30am (Eng.) 12:30pm (Sp.) 12:00pm (Haitian) / Chapel SOLEMNITY OF THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST JUNE 3, 2018 Office Hours Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm Closed Daily from 12:00pm—1:00pm Church and Chapel Hours Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm St. Francis of Assisi St. Francis of Assisi St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church Catholic Church Catholic Church MISSION STATEMENT NUESTRA MISIÓN Served by Vocationist Fathers (Society of Divine Vocations) Pastor Fr. Stephen Ehiahuruike, S.D.V. [email protected] Parochial Vicar Fr. Mathew Vettath Joseph, S.D.V. [email protected] Confession Saturday: 3:45pm - 4:45pm or by appointment Deacons James G. Shelley [email protected] Ruthven Jackie [email protected] Frank Díaz [email protected] Jesús T. Dávila [email protected] Unida en un solo Cuerpo y Espíritu, la comunidad católica de San Francisco de Asís aspira a reflejar la Luz de Cristo mediante el cultivo de la Fe, Servicio a los demás, y el Amor a toda la creación de Dios. Unified in one Body and Spirit, the St. Francis of Assisi Catholic community aspires to reflect the Light of Christ by cultivating Faith, Serving others, and Loving all of God's creation.
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Faith Faith Faith ••• Service Service Service ••• Love Love Love Fe Fe Fe ••• Servicio Servicio Servicio ••• AmorAmorAmor
834 S.O.B.T., Apopka, FL 32703 Ph: 407-886-4602 Fax: 407-886-9758 www.stfrancisapopka.org • [email protected]
Mass Times Monday - Friday
8:00am (Eng.) / Chapel
Saturday: 5:00pm (Eng.) 7:00pm (Sp.)
Sunday: 7:30am (Eng.) 9:00am (Sp.)
10:30am (Eng.) 12:30pm (Sp.)
12:00pm (Haitian) / Chapel
S O L E M N I T Y O F
T H E M O S T H O L Y
B O D Y A N D B L O O D
O F C H R I S T
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Office Hours Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Closed Daily from 12:00pm—1:00pm
Church and Chapel Hours Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm
St. Francis of AssisiSt. Francis of AssisiSt. Francis of Assisi Catholic ChurchCatholic ChurchCatholic Church
MISSION STATEMENT
NUESTRA MISIÓN
Served by Vocationist Fathers (Society of Divine Vocations)
Pastor Fr. Stephen Ehiahuruike, S.D.V. [email protected]
Parochial Vicar Fr. Mathew Vettath Joseph, S.D.V.
Confession Saturday:
3:45pm - 4:45pm or by appointment
Deacons James G. Shelley
Ruthven Jackie [email protected]
Frank Díaz [email protected]
Jesús T. Dávila [email protected]
Unida en un solo Cuerpo y Espíritu,
la comunidad católica de San Francisco de Asís
aspira a reflejar
la Luz de Cristo mediante el cultivo de
la Fe, Servicio a los demás, y el Amor
a toda la creación de Dios.
Unified in one Body and Spirit,
the St. Francis of Assisi Catholic community
aspires to reflect
the Light of Christ by cultivating
Faith, Serving others, and Loving all of God's creation.
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C ovenants in ancient times, whether between individuals or tribes, were often sealed with the blood of
animals. Why? Because blood was equated with life. In Exodus, after agreeing to remain faithful to God and the commandments, the people perform a ritual that includes animal sacrifice. Moses sprinkles the altar and then the people with the blood of young bulls. What seems to us today to be disgusting was for the ancient Israelites a sharing of life. Blood was life. By sprinkling both the altar and the people with blood, Moses showed that God and the people were united in life. In the new covenant, the blood is not the blood of goats and calves, but the blood of Jesus himself. Life is not just life here on earth, but eternal life with God. Sacrifice becomes redemptive. When Jesus transformed the Passover meal into the first Eucharist, he anticipated his redemptive act to come, looking forward to being able to “drink it new in the kingdom of God” (Mark 14:25). Today, as the Eucharist is celebrated around the world, we all continue to share in this life-giving covenant between God and humanity.
Does the Eucharist help you realize the covenant God made with us? —We Celebrate Worship Resource, Vol. 43, No. 2
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L os pactos en la antigüedad, ya sea entre individuos o tribus, a menudo se sellaban con la sangre
de los animales. ¿Por qué? Porque la sangre se igualaba con la vida. En Éxodo, después de acordar permanecer fieles a Dios y a los mandamientos, las personas realizan un ritual que incluye el sacrificio de animales. Moisés rocía el altar y luego la gente con la sangre de los novillos. Lo
que hoy nos parece repugnante, para los antiguos israelitas era como compartían la vida. La sangre era vida. Al rociar el altar y la gente con sangre, Moisés mostró que Dios y el pueblo estaban unidos en la vida. En el nuevo pacto, la sangre no es la sangre de las cabras y los terneros, sino la sangre del mismo Jesús. La vida no es solo la vida en la tierra, sino la vida eterna con Dios. El sacrificio se vuelve redentor. Cuando Jesús transformó la comida de la Pascua en la primera Eucaristía, anticipó que vendría su acto redentor, esperando poder “beber el vino nuevo en el Reino de Dios" (Marcos 14:25). Hoy, mientras se celebra la Eucaristía en todo el mundo, todos seguimos compartiendo este pacto vivificante entre Dios y la humanidad. ¿Te ayuda la Eucaristía a recordar el pacto que Dios hizo con nosotros? —We Celebrate Worship Resource, Vol. 43, No. 2
PAN PARA LOS DEMÁS
Lectura I Éxodo 24: 3-8 -Ratificación del pacto Lectura II Hebreos 9: 11-15 - El sacrificio de Jesús Evangelio Marcos 14: 12-16, 22-26 - Preparación de la Pascua Pasaje Clave Mientras cenaban, Jesús tomo un pan, pronunció la bendición, lo partió y se lo dio a sus discípulos, diciendo: “Tomen: esto es mi cuerpo”. (Marcos 14:22)
Adulto: ¿De qué manera has practicado las palabras de Jesús y has sido pan para los demás? Niño: ¿Qué puedes hacer para prepararte para celebrar la Sagrada Comunión con tu familia parroquial?
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BREAD FOR OTHERS Reading I Exodus 24:3-8 - Ratification of the covenant Reading II Hebrews 9:11-15 - The sacrifice of Jesus Gospel Mark 14:12-16, 22-26 - Passover preparation Key Passage While they were eating, he took a loaf of bread, and after blessing it he broke it, gave it to them, and said, "Take; this is my body." (Mark 14:22)
Adults: In what ways have you practiced the words of Jesus and been bread for others? Child: What can you do to prepare to celebrate Holy Communion with your parish family?
Altar Candle Memorial In Loving Memory ofAltar Candle Memorial In Loving Memory ofAltar Candle Memorial In Loving Memory of
Jennifer BerriosJennifer BerriosJennifer Berrios
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Altar Flowers in Thanksgiving to Altar Flowers in Thanksgiving to Altar Flowers in Thanksgiving to
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Requested by the Dioselina SosaRequested by the Dioselina SosaRequested by the Dioselina Sosa
POPE FRANCIS’ PRAYER INTENTION FOR JUNE
Social Networks
That social networks may work towards that inclusiveness which respects others for their differences.
INTENCION DE ORACION DEL PAPA FRANCISCO PARA JUNIO
Redes Sociales
Para que las redes sociales favorezcan la solidaridad y el respeto del otro en sus diferencias.
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FORMACION DE FE TE NECESITA!FORMACION DE FE TE NECESITA! El Programa de CYE busca personas que disfruten trabajar con los niños y/o jóvenes para ayudarnos con la enseñanza de la catequesis. Necesitamos ayuda para los martes a las 6:15pm y los miércoles a las 4:00pm. Catequista Asistente de Catequista Asistente de Oficina Facilitador para la Misa dirigida por los niños (un domingo al mes a las 9:00am, para más información, favor de comunicarse con Rosa Jimenez al 407-886-4602, Ext. 309 ¡Ofrecemos entrenamiento y apoyo, y Dios se encarga del resto! Si está interesado en ayudar a nuestros niños y jóvenes a crecer en la fe, por favor visite la página: http://www.stfrancisapopka.org/uploads/docs/cye/ffvolunteerform71316.pdf y llene la solicitud de voluntarios de Formación de Fe (Faith Formation Volunteer Form) y envíela a Rosa M. Jimenez a: [email protected], o comuníquese al 407-886-4602, ext. 309.
FAITH FORMATION NEEDS YOU!FAITH FORMATION NEEDS YOU! The CYE Program is looking for volunteers who enjoy working with children and/or teens in sharing the good news about God and the Catholic Faith on Tuesdays 6:15pm or Wednesdays 4:00pm.
Catechists Catechist Assistants Children-Led Mass Facilitator (One Sunday a month at 10:30am.) For more information, please call Rosa Jimenez at 407-886-4602, Ext. 309.
We offer training and support, and God takes care of the rest! If you are interested, please visit our website at http://www.stfrancisapopka.org/uploads/docs/cye/ffvolunteerform71316.pdf and fill out the Faith Formation Volunteer Form and send it to Rosa M. Jimenez at [email protected] or call 407-886-4602, Ext. 309.
Where will I find “Eucharist” in the Bible? What does it actually mean?
This special Bible Study will help you trace Old Testament roots of our Holy Communion through the Gospels and the early centuries of the Christian Church.
We will offer group study on Monday nights June 11th-August 13th in Faith Formation Room #2, but you do not need to come to classes to participate! You can study independently online through FORMED.org or combine your methods.
Contact Christine Stillings to register, ask questions, etc. 407-886-4602 x 308. [email protected]
CCW PRESENTS A “NIGHT OF BUNCO FUN!”CCW PRESENTS A “NIGHT OF BUNCO FUN!” The Council of Catholic Women will host an “Evening of Bunco” Friday, June 15th in the Parish Center with gathering at 6:30pm and play starting at 7:00pm. No experience is needed. There will be door prizes, game prizes, delicious snacks and a fun time for all. Tickets are a $10.00 donation and are available in the Parish
Office, from Sandy at 407-463-9437,or at the door. Proceeds will benefit local charities. Join us for a fun night!
CCW NEWSCCW NEWS
We are pleased to announce the new officers for the St. Francis of Assisi Council of Catholic Women: Margaret Hettler, President; Shirley Studenc, Vice President; Brenda Solomon, Recording Secretary; Lucille Pearson, Treasurer and
Elizabeth (Betty) Bonicioli, Central Deanery Representative. These ladies will be serving a two year term commencing on July 1, 2018. Make plans to join us in September for our first general meeting. Please check your bulletin for date and time.
CCOUNCILOUNCIL OFOF CCATHOLICATHOLIC WWOMENOMEN (CCW)(CCW)
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ESCRITURA SAGRADA PARA LAS BODASESCRITURA SAGRADA PARA LAS BODAS by Fr. Paul Turner
Las Escrituras que escuchas en las bodas generalmente provienen de una colección de textos especialmente elegidos para la ocasión. Estos pasajes aparecen en el leccionario. Con frecuencia el sacerdote o diácono que presencia el matrimonio ha invitado a la novia y al novio a seleccionar las Escrituras que desean escuchar. En algunas ocasiones, las Escrituras deben ser extraídas de la Misa del día. Por ejemplo, si la Misa nupcial toma lugar un sábado por la noche durante la Cuaresma o la Pascua, las Escrituras serán las del domingo. Incluso en esos días podemos sustituir una de las lecturas con una forma del leccionario nupcial. Sin embargo, ordinariamente, las lecturas provienen del leccionario nupcial. Esta colección ofrece las Escrituras en tres grupos: lecturas del Antiguo Testamento, lecturas del Nuevo Testamento (excluidos los Evangelios) y lecturas de los Evangelios. Es posible que escuche una lectura de cada grupo en una boda, o que solo escuche de dos. El Evangelio siempre debe ser proclamado. Entre las lecturas del Antiguo Testamento hay pasajes sobre la creación, el matrimonio, el amor y el pacto de Dios. Entre las lecturas del Nuevo Testamento hay pasajes sobre el amor de Cristo, la sacralidad del cuerpo humano, el amor dentro de una comunidad cristiana y la visión nupcial de la felicidad en el cielo. Los Evangelios proclaman las bendiciones de vivir una vida cristiana fiel, la importancia de dar testimonio de nuestra creencia, la permanencia del matrimonio y la presencia de Cristo en el amor de una pareja y de una comunidad cristiana. Aunque a veces una pareja solicita otro pasaje de la Escritura o una lectura no bíblica, estos pueden ser más apropiados en otras ocasiones en el día de la boda. Una lista completa de las lecturas del leccionario de bodas se puede obtener fácilmente en su oficina parroquial o cuando asista a un taller de Pre-Cana.
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DID YOU KNOW?...Your gifts to Our Catholic Appeal
bring families closer to God and one another. Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI described the family as “the
first and indispensable teacher of peace.” We want to
nurture the faith of our families and support them as they
face the challenges of our morally troubled world. Because
of your generous gifts to Our Catholic Appeal, all families in
our parish – and throughout our diocese – are able to
benefit from support services provided by the Secretariat
for Laity, Family, and Life’s Family Ministry. Opportunities
include supporting parishes with marriage enrichment
programming as well resources designed to address the
unique needs of stepfamilies and single parent families. For
more information, visit www.orlandodiocese.org/ministries
-offices/family-ministry-welcome.
SCRIPTURE FOR WEDDINGSSCRIPTURE FOR WEDDINGS
by Fr. Paul Turner
The Scriptures you hear at weddings usually come from a collection of texts specially chosen for the occasion. These passages appear in the lectionary. Often the priest or deacon witnessing the marriage has invited the bride and groom to select the Scriptures they wish to hear. On some occasions, the Scriptures should be drawn from the Mass of the day. For example, if the wedding Mass takes place on a Saturday evening during Lent or Easter, the Scriptures will be those of Sunday. Even on those days we may substitute one of the readings with one form the wedding lectionary. Ordinarily, though, the readings come from the wedding lectionary. This collection offers Scriptures in three groups: readings from the Old Testament, readings form the New Testament (excluding Gospels), and readings from the Gospels. You may hear one reading from each group at a wedding, or you may hear from only two. A Gospel should always be proclaimed. Among the Old Testament readings are passages about creation, marriage, love, and God’s covenant. Among the New Testament readings are passages about the love of Christ, the sacredness of the human body, the love within a Christian community, and the wedding-like vision of happiness in heaven. The Gospels proclaim the blessings of living a faithful Christian life, the importance of bearing witness to our belief, the permanence of marriage, and the presence of Christ in the love of a couple and of a Christian community. Although a couple sometimes requests another Scripture pass or a non-biblical reading, these may be more appropriate at other times on the wedding day. A complete list of readings from the lectionary for wedding is easily obtained from a parish office or given when you go to a Pre-Cana workshop.
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¿SABÍAS QUE…? Tus regalos a Nuestro Llamado Católico
promueven la unión entre las familias y las acerca a Dios.
El Papa Emérito Benedicto XVI, describió a la familia como “la primera institución esencial para la enseñanza de la paz”. Queremos nutrir la fe de nuestras familias y apoyarlas cuando estas se enfrentan a los retos de nuestro mundo desafiado moralmente. Gracias a tus generosos obsequios a Nuestro Llamado Católico, todas las familias de nuestra parroquia – y a través de nuestra diócesis – se benefician de los servicios de apoyo que ofrece el Secretariado de Laicado, Familia y Vida. Las oportunidades incluyen apoyar a las parroquias con programas de enriquecimiento del matrimonio al mismo tiempo que recursos diseñados para enfrentar las necesidades únicas de las de segundas familias y familias con un solo padre o madre. Para más información, visite www.orlandodiocese.org/ministries-offices/family-ministry-welcome.
¿POR QUE DEBO REGISTRARME OR ACTUALIZAR ¿POR QUE DEBO REGISTRARME OR ACTUALIZAR MI INFORMACION EN LA PARROQUIA?MI INFORMACION EN LA PARROQUIA?
¿Has estado asistiendo a Misa, pero no te has registrado? ¿Está registrado, pero no ha actualizado ninguna información nueva? El registro de su parroquia y la información actual nos permite brindarle un mejor servicio cuando recibimos solicitudes de cartas de buena conducta de padrinos, bautizos, primera comunión, confirmación, bodas, cartas de recomendación y más. Su membresía oficial permanece solo dentro de la parroquia y también nos permite comunicarnos con usted según sea necesario a través de los correos de la parroquia, etc.
WHY SHOULD I REGISTER OR UPDATE MY WHY SHOULD I REGISTER OR UPDATE MY INFORMATION IN THE PARISH?INFORMATION IN THE PARISH?
Have you been attending Mass, but have not registered? Are you registered, but have not updated any new information? Your parish registration and current information allows us to serve you best when we receive requests for letters of good standing required of godparents, baptisms, first communion, confirmation, weddings, letters of recommendation, and more. Your official membership remains only within the parish also allows us to communicate with you as needed through the parish mailings, etc.
S O L E M N I D A D D E L C U E R P O Y L A S A N G R E D E C R I S T O
DIRECTORIO PARROQUIAL “LIFETOUCH”DIRECTORIO PARROQUIAL “LIFETOUCH” Gracias a todos los que se han registrado para las sesiones de fotos en junio. ¡Las sesiones de junio ya están llenas! Habrá más oportunidades para sesiones de fotos en el otoño. Esté pendiente de futuras fechas de registro. ¡Queremos asegurarnos de incluir a todos nuestros feligreses!
PARISH EVENTS Monday, June 4
6:30 pm CCW Board Meeting (FF05) 6:30 pm Movimiento Juan XXIII (PC) 6:30pm Faith Formation Registration (FF01) Tuesday, June 5
10:00 pm Rosary Makers (FF01) 7:00 pm Cenáculo Mariano (CHP) Wednesday, June 6
9:00 am Bible Study (FF04) 11:00 am Women’s Faith Sharing Group (FF05) 7:00 pm Grupo de Oración/Coro (CR) Thursday, June 7
5:00 pm K of C Meeting (PC) 6:30 pm Citizenship Classes (FF02) 6:30 pm Journey of Faith (FF04) Friday, June 8
9:00 am Food Pantry Home Delivery 6:00 pm Friday Adoration (CHP) 7:00 pm San Lorenzo Prayer Group (FF02) 7:00 pm Grupo de Oración (CHU) Saturday, June 9
8:00 am TOV Retreat (CLAR02) 9:00 am The Bible Timeline (FF04) 11:30 am SFO Monthly Council Mtg. (CLARFR) 1:00 pm SFO Monthly Fraternity Mtg. (CLARFR)
Sunday, June 10
10:30 am Camino de Fe (FF05) 6:00 pm Jóvenes de Paz (CLARFR)
(CHU) = Church (CHP) = Chapel (OF) = Office
(FF) = Faith Formation (PC) = Parish Center (NUR) = Nursery
(CR) = Choir Room (CHUPL) = Church Pkng. Lot
(CLAR) = St. Clare Hall (CLARFR) = St. Clare Fellowship Room
(CHUF) = Church Front
LIFETOUCH PARISH DIRECTORYLIFETOUCH PARISH DIRECTORY Thanks to all who have signed up for photos sessions in June. June sessions are now full! There will be more opportunities for photo sessions in the fall. Keep an eye for future sign up dates. We want to make sure to include ALL of our parishioners!
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PPARISHARISH IINFORMATIONNFORMATION •• IINFORMACIÓNNFORMACIÓN DEDE LALA PPARROQUIAARROQUIA
PARISH STAFFPARISH STAFF Ph: 407-886-4602
Business Manager Margaret Hettler
[email protected] Ext. 303
Parish Secretary Rita Freitas
[email protected] Ext. 301
Communications Coordinator Caroline McCauley
[email protected] Ext. 302
Adult Faith Formation Coordinator
Christine Stillings [email protected]
Ext. 308
Children’s Faith Formation Coordinator
Rosa Jiménez [email protected]
Ext. 309
Youth Ministry Coordinator Sarah Giammarinaro
Ext. 317
Director of Music & Liturgy Jonathan Branton
[email protected] Ext. 305
Maintenance Carmen Arzola
Nursery Jan Parry
407-886-0208
PARISH MINISTRIESPARISH MINISTRIES
Altar Servers
Melinda St.Germain 407-579-8880 Yanira Tobar (Sp) ..... 407-886-4602
Art & Environment Jonathan Branton ...... 407-886-4602
Ministry of Consolation Jonathan Branton ...... 407-886-4602
Centering Prayer Group Elmer Seifert ............. 407-538-4369
Council of Catholic Women Diane Rieves ............. 352-243-3239
Extraordinary Ministry of Holy Communion
Ed Conway ................ 407-703-5800 Filo Figueira (Sp) ....... 407-968-8732
Food Pantry Richard Brown .......... 407-443-0337
Gift Store [email protected]
Hospitality / Ushers Tom Testa ................. 407-884-5184 Carmen Gonzalez(Sp)407-980-9907
Knights of Columbus David Higley .............. 407-878-6388
Lectors Susan Densmore ...... 407-886-4602 Antonia Lopez (Sp.) ... 407-485-3647
Ministry to the Sick Dcn. Jim Shelley ....... 407-222-8142
Pastoral Council Chuck Simpson ......... 407-886-4602 [email protected]
Prayer Shawl Karen Richards ......... 407-463-3498
Rosary Makers Sandy Bove ................ 407-463-9437
Sacristan Parish Office ............. 407-886-4602 Parish Office (Sp) ....... 407-886-4602
Secular Franciscan Order (SFO) Ruth Huddle .............. 407-461-2745
Wedding Coordinators Parish Office .............. 407-886-4602 Parish Office (Sp) ...... 407-886-4602
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SACRAMENTSSACRAMENTS BaptismBaptism
Baptism is available to persons of all ages. To prepare for baptism, please contact Christine Stillings at [email protected] or extension 308. Para español, comuníquese con Mercedes Henry, extension 320.
ReconciliationReconciliation Saturdays from 3:45pm to 4:45pm or by appointment.
First Communion and First Communion and
ConfirmationConfirmation Please contact the Office of Faith Formation for information.
MatrimonyMatrimony Marriage arrangements should be made through the parish office at least one year prior to the desired date. Catholics must be registered with St. Francis of Assisi Parish and practice their faith. Please do not set a date or make plans until after the initial interview with the priest.
AnointingAnointing First Wednesday of the month following the 8:00am Mass, otherwise, contact the Parish Office.
Becoming Catholic?Becoming Catholic? To inquire about becoming Catholic or learning about the Catholic faith, please contact the Office of Adult Faith Formation. Extension 308.
ADORATIONADORATION OFOF
THE BLESSED SACRAMENTTHE BLESSED SACRAMENT Monday through Friday, 8:30am
to 4:30pm in the Chapel. Exposition is on the first Friday of every month from 8:30am
until 7:00pm.
ST. FRANCISST. FRANCIS
PRAYER CHAINPRAYER CHAIN To add a name or intention to
the Prayer Chain, call Karen Richards at
407-463-3498 or email at [email protected].
READINGS AND MASS READINGS AND MASS
INTENTIONSINTENTIONS
Monday, June 4
2 Pt 1:2-7; Ps 91:1-2, 14-15b, 15c-16; Mk 12:1-12
8:00am Johanna Stabile
Tuesday, June 5
2 Pt 3:12-15a, 17-18; Ps 90:2, 3-4, 10, 14 & 16; Mk 12:13-17
8:00am Maryellen Haraschak
Wednesday, June 6
2 Tm 1:1-3, 6-12; Ps 123:1b-2ab, 2cdef; Mk 12:18-27
8:00am James Hewlitt
Thursday, June 7
2 Tm 2:8-15; Ps 25:4-5ab, 8-9, 10 & 14; Mk 12:28-34
8:00am Buddy Mason
Friday, June 8 Hos 11:1, 3-4, 8c-9; Is 12:2-3, 4,
5-6; Eph 3:8-12, 14-19; Jn 19:31-37
8:00am Elba Colmenero
Saturday, June 9
2 Tm 4:1-8; Ps 71:8-9, 14-15ab, 16-17, 22; Lk 2:41-51
5:00pm Josephine Madden 7:00pm Angel Antonio Ortiz
Sunday, June 10
Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Gn 3:9-15; Ps 130:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-
8; 2 Cor 4:13—5:1; Mk 3:20-35
7:30am Theresa Wen 9:00am Cesar Tellez
10:30amJohn L. Menegat 12:30pm Elodia Rodriguez
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CELEBRATE THE ORDINATION OF DEACONS WITH CELEBRATE THE ORDINATION OF DEACONS WITH BISHOP NOONAN, JUNE 9BISHOP NOONAN, JUNE 9
Come join Bishop Noonan as he celebrates Mass and the Ordination of Deacons, Saturday, June 9, from 10am – 12
noon at Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary, Queen of the Universe, 8300 Vineland Ave., Orlando
BISHOP NOONAN INVITES YOU TO CELEBRATE THE DIOCESE OF ORLANDO’S 50TH ANNIVERSARYBISHOP NOONAN INVITES YOU TO CELEBRATE THE DIOCESE OF ORLANDO’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY
Come join Bishop John Noonan as he celebrates the Diocese of Orlando’s 50th anniversary with an Interfaith Prayer Service, Monday, June 18, 6:30pm, at St. James Cathedral, 215 N. Orange Ave., Orlando. Parking available on the northeast corner of Robinson St. and Orange Ave. For more information, call 407-246-4875.
Events with
Bishop Noonan
PARISH and FAITH FORMATION OFFICE SUMMER HOURS:
June 10th—August 12th
MONDAY through FRIDAY 8:30am—4:00pm
HORARIO DE VERANO de la OFICINA PARROQUIAL Y de la OFICINA DE FORMACION DE FE:
10 de junio al 12 de agosto LUNES a VIERNES 8:30am—4:00pm
