Services in English
Saturday Vigil Mass:
Sunday Masses:
Daily Masses:
4:30 pm
8:00 am & 11:15 am
Monday thru Saturday 7:55 am;
Monday 5:30 pm
Holy Day Masses:
7:55 am, 10:00 am & 6:00 pm;
no vigil Mass
First Friday Adoration:
8:30 am - 12 Noon
(Oct.-May)
Confessions:
Saturday 3:30-4:00 pm;
by appointment
Rosary:
Monday thru Saturday 7:25 am;
Monday 5 pm
Novena Our Lady of Perpetual Help:
Mon. 6 pm
Divine Mercy Chaplet:
Friday 3 pm
Servicios en Español
Misa del Domingo:
Misa todos los Miércoles:
Misa primer Viernes del mes
Rosario:
Miércoles
Domingos
Confesiones: Miércoles
Domingos
1:00 pm
7:30 pm
7:30 pm
7:00 pm
12:30 pm
de 6:30 pm - 7:25 pm
de 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
Serviços em Português
Sábado Missa:
7:30 pm
Domingo Missa:
9:30 am e 7:00 pm
Missas Semanais:
Terça e Quinta-feira 7:30 pm
Adoração ao Santíssimo Sacramento:
Quinta-feira 8:00pm-10:00 pm
Confissão:
Sábado 7:00 pm-7:30 pm
Domingo 6:30 pm-7:00 pm
6350 NW 18 Street, Margate, FL 33063-2320
Ph 954-972-0434 • Fax 954-971-9411
e-mail: [email protected]
web site: stvincentcatholicchurchmargate.org
Rev. Matteo Didonè, c.s.
Pastor
Rev. Heitor Castoldi, c.s.
Parochial Vicar
Jane M. Gammon
Sacristan
Ana Stein
Administrative Assistant
Luz Peña
Bookkeeper
Gloria Bernier
Bulletin Editor
Mrs. Marie Hurley Director of Religious Education
Juliana Bendetti Director of Religious EducationBrazilians
Fred Schweitzer
RCIA Coordinator, English
Patricia Maher
Music Director, English
Carlos Agudelo
Music Director, Spanish
Lector:
Maurice Leone
Extraordinary Ministers: Pam Asselin, Gwen Morell,
Nancy Leone, Terry Turner,
Don Turner, Jane Gammon
Altar Servers:
D. Leone, M. Leone
Ushers:
Dennis Phenix, Loretta Marotta,
Joseph Sousa
Lector:
Pat Kelly
Extraordinary Ministers: Georgette Giannuzzi,
Eileen Brady, Tom Brady,
Dorothy Adams, Janet Stone
Altar Servers:
Ushers:
Rich Popovic, Don Hefta,
Angelo Sardo, George Hudak,
Alessandro Carbonara
Bread & Wine
From Nov. 23, 2014 thru May 2, 2015
Offered in Thanksgiving for protection, healing &
blessings received by Indera Poonai, Dini & Adrian Rasheed, Priya, David, Shaun, & Jayden Eales
& Sam Persaud’s children & their families, Ro,
Farrah, Sherry Jarred and Adriana.
SATURDAY - DECEMBER 13
4:30 PM †Thomas Keenan By wife, Pat Keenan AND
†Sam Laporte By Barbara Laporte & family.
7:30 PM Missa em Português.
SUNDAY - DECEMBER 14
8:00 AM †Sr. DeLourdes Mahony & †Beatrice Raphael
(Happy Birthday in Heaven) By Jessie.
9:30 AM Missa em Português.
11:15 AM †Gregory Kiernan By his mother Shirley Kiernan
AND †Thomas White (In memor y of Bir thday
in Heaven) By White family AND †Fred
Terracciano By family AND †Paul Bizzoco By
family.
1:00 PM †Angelita Agudelo Pide su familia Y Acción de
gracia por la salud de Susana Marin Pide su familia.
7:00 PM Missa em Português.
MONDAY - DECEMBER 15
7:55 AM †Judy & †Dale McMurray By Patricia Woods
AND Souls in Pur gator y By Leandr a & Rosa.
5:30 PM Marek Luce (conversion) By Jessie AND Souls in
Purgatory & Health for Rose Giuliano By Michael
Giuliano.
6:00 PM NOVENA TO OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP.
TUESDAY - DECEMBER 16
7:55 AM †Maria Emma D’Addario By son, Leonard AND
Sylvain J. Raphael By Jessie AND Marian Tinkey
(for health) By husband.
7:30 PM Missa em Português.
WEDNESDAY - DECEMBER 17
7:55 AM †Veronica & †Bill Woods By Patricia Woods
AND In thanksgiving to St. J oseph By Mar ia
Rodriguez AND †John DeCarli (Happy Birthday
in Heaven) By Richard & Mary Candella.
7:30 PM Misa en Español.
THURSDAY - DECEMBER 18
7:55 AM †Joan Gross By Betsy Jordan AND Deceased
Members of the Musante family By Richard &
Mary Candella.
7:30 PM Missa em Português.
FRIDAY - DECEMBER 19
7:55 AM Francesca Folora By Grace & John Schinelli AND
Lopez-Rodriguez family By family.
3:00 PM Divine Mercy.
SATURDAY - DECEMBER 20
Lector:
George Hudak
Extraordinary Ministers: Ray Alea, Sam Battaglia,
Rusty Vets, Ray Young,
Alan Roos, Evalina Van Lengen,
Jane Gammon
Altar Servers:
M. Hollinger, B-J. Quimio
Ushers:
Dan Pawlusiak, Sam Battaglia,
Alan Roos, John Carcich
Sara Montero, Martin Narcizo,
Miguelina Jimenez, Gerardo
Peñaloza, Martha Silvia Garcia,
Gilbre Rincón
7:55 AM †Jean Guilfoyle By Bob & Arline Carney.
4:30 PM †Sam LaPorta (Happy Birthday in Heaven) By
Bob Fenimore AND †Charles Guarneri By
mother.
7:30 PM Missa em Português.
SUNDAY - DECEMBER 21
8:00 AM †Florence Lupo By loving granddaughter, Flo
AND †Victor ia Rose Walsh By gr andpar ents,
Edward & Sandra Young AND †Arthur
Cordiviola By sister, Emma & family.
9:30 AM Missa em Português.
11:15 AM †Antonio & †Maria Scappaticci By daughter &
family AND †Garone & Suriano family By Pat
Suriano AND Diosdado & Nieves Subido
(Thanksgiving 50 years of marriage).
1:00 PM Misa en Español.
7:00 PM Missa em Português.
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Notes From the Pastor’s Desk
Third Sunday of Advent
John's Gospel for today begins with a theological reflection that has come to be called
the “prologue.” This prologue places the story of Jesus in its cosmological framework. It
speaks of Jesus' existence with God since the beginning of time. In John's Gospel, Jesus is
presented as the fulfillment of the Old Testament and the culmination of the Word, the light that is coming into
the world's darkness.
Following this prologue, John reports on the ministry of John the Baptist. We learn about the attention that
John the Baptist received from the Jewish authorities. Messengers from the Jewish priests, the Levites and the
Pharisees question John about his identity and the meaning of the baptisms that he is performing. John's Gospel
uses these questions to establish the relationship between Jesus and John the Baptist. John the Baptist is not the
Messiah, nor is he Elijah or the Prophet. In John's denials, we hear echoes of the kind of messianic expectations
that were common in first-century Palestine.
The only affirmative response that John the Baptist gives is when he quotes the prophet Isaiah. Upon
answering the next question, John announces that the savior they seek is already among them, but as yet unrecognized. John's response highlights for us an important Advent theme: Jesus has already come into the world as
our savior. During Advent, we pray that we will be able to recognize Jesus' presence in our midst. Advent also
reminds us that Jesus will come again to fulfill the promise of salvation. We pray that we will continue to be
watchful as we anticipate that great day.
Fr. Matteo
Tercer Domingo de Adviento
El Evangelio de Juan para hoy comienza con una reflexión teológica que ha sido llamada el “Prologo.”
Este prologo coloca la historia de Jesús en un marco cosmológico. Se Habla de la existencia de Jesús con Dios
desde el principio de los tiempos. En el Evangelio de Juan, Jesús es presentado como el complemento del Viejo
Testamento y la culminación de la palabra, la luz que entra en la oscuridad del mundo.
Siguiendo este prologo, Juan informa sobre el ministerio de Juan el Bautista. Aprendemos sobre la atención
que Juan el Bautista recibió de las autoridades Judías. Mensajeros de los sacerdotes Judíos, los Levitas y los
Fariseos cuestionan a Juan sobre su identidad y el significado del bautismo que el realizando. El Evangelio de
Juan usa estas preguntas para establecer la relación entre Jesús y Juan el Bautista. Juan el Bautista no es el
Mesías, el no es Elías ni el Profeta. En las negaciones de Juan, escuchamos ecos de las clases de expectativas
Mesiánicas que eran comunes en palestina en el primer siglo.
La única respuesta afirmativa que Juan el Bautista da es cuando el cita al Profeta Isaías. Al responder a la
siguiente pregunta, Juan anuncia que el salvador que ellos buscan ya está entre ellos, pero aun no lo han reconocido. La repuesta de Juan enfatiza para nosotros un tema importante de Adviento: Jesús ha venido al mundo
como nuestro salvador. Durante el Adviento, oramos para que podamos reconocer la presencia de Jesús en
medio de nosotros. Adviento también nos recuerda que Jesús vendrá de nuevo para cumplir la promesa de salvación. Oramos para continuar vigilantes como si anticipáramos ese gran día.
P. Matteo
3o Domingo do Advento
O Evangelho de João para hoje começa com uma reflexão teológica chamada "prólogo", o qual coloca a
história de Jesus em sua estrutura cosmológica. Indica a existência de Jesus como sendo a Palavra de Deus.
Jesus é apresentado como o cumprimento do antigo testamento e o culminar da palavra, a luz que está vindo
para a escuridão do mundo.
Após este prólogo, João informa o Ministério de João Batista. Aprendemos sobre a atenção que João Batista
recebeu das autoridades judaicas. Mensageiros dos sacerdotes judeus, levitas e fariseus perguntam para João
sobre sua identidade e o significado do batismo que ele está realizando. O Evangelho faz estas perguntas para
estabelecer a relação entre Jesus e João Batista que não é o Messias, nem Elias ou alguns dos profetas. Nas
negações de João, ouvimos ecos do tipo de expectativas messiânicas que eram comuns na Palestina do primeiro
século.
A única resposta afirmativa que João Batista dá é quando cita o profeta Isaías. Após responder a próxima
pergunta, João anuncia que o Salvador que eles buscam já está entre eles, mas ainda não reconhecido. A
resposta de João destaca para nós um importante tema de Advento: Jesus já veio ao mundo
como nosso Salvador. Durante o advento, somos motivados a reconhecer a presença de
Jesus em nosso meio. Advento também nos lembra que Jesus voltará para cumprir a
promessa da salvação. Pedimos a Deus para permanecermos em oração enquanto esperamos
a vinda de Jesus.
Pe. Matteo
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Third Sunday of Advent
MORE THAN DISCIPLES
Come spend 30 minutes
with Jesus
every Friday at 3 pm
in the Chapel.
Join your fellow
parishioners
in praying the
Divine Mercy Chaplet.
VOCATION CHALICE/CÁLIZ DE VOCACIONES
Sat., Dec. 13 and Sun., Dec. 14
4:30 pm
8:00 am
11:15 am
Each of today’s four scriptural roles—disciple,
prophet, apostle, herald—forms a facet of our life in
Christ as we live it day by day. Isaiah tells us that a
prophet is anointed, as we were anointed at our baptism in water and the Spirit, to bring glad tidings and
to promote God’s reign of healing, justice, and peace.
An apostle, like Paul, is one who is “sent.” Each of
us, in his or her own way, is sent by Christ to be a
voice of rejoicing, to encourage prophetic voices in
the world, and to make sure that the work of the Spirit thrives. John the Baptist shows us the job of the
herald, making the Lord’s way straight, announcing
the coming of the Light of the world.
Today we also hear from Mary, model disciple.
Her song, the Magnificat, shows us the world we
must believe in and work for: one in which God is
praised, where God’s favor is bestowed on the
humble, where the hungry are filled and the rich are
sent away empty, a world that continues to know
and rejoice in the mercy of God that lasts for all
ages.
Jack & Gwen Morell
Harry & Barbara Kestler
Jane Gammon
Domingo 14 de Diciembre
1:00 pm
Esneda Altamira
DECEMBER ANNIVERSARIES
Saturday, December 20 and Sunday, December 21
JANUARY BIRTHDAYS
Saturday, January 10 and Sunday, January 11
Wednesday, December 24,
Christmas Eve
Mary Help of Christians Church, located at 5980
N. University Drive, Parkland, has fresh North Carolina Fraser fir Christmas trees, wreaths and poinsettia plants for sale. Sale hours are 9 am to 10 pm
Monday through Thursday and 8 am to 10 pm on
Friday through Sunday. Delivery and set up will be
available upon request.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
In today’s Gospel John the Baptist says, “I am the voice of one crying in the desert; make
straight the way of the Lord.” As we prepare for Christmas let us ask for the grace to help
others to know the love of the Lord.
Christmas is a time of love and gift giving…please share your abundance by giving
a gift to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul so that those who do not have clothes and
food can share in the blessings of Christmas. Thank You! Call 954-213-4690 for help.
To donate household goods, call St. Vincent Thrift Shop at 954-942-2242.
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ATTENTION CCD STUDENTS
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
All Wednesday Night Students
Classes end on Wednesday, December 17 (Party)
and will resume on Wednesday, January 7, 2015.
All Saturday Morning Students
Classes end on Saturday, December 20 and will
resume on Saturday, January 3, 2015.
Special Note:
Our Christmas parties are birthday parties
for Jesus. Instead of bringing a birthday gift for
Jesus, we ask that you bring a gift in Jesus’ name
for our needy babies. These gifts will be given to
“right to life” for distribution this Christmas.
Thank you and best wishes for a blessed
Christmas and a happy, healthy New Year.
IMPORTANT DATES FOR
CONFIRMATION STUDENTS AND
THEIR PARENTS AND
GODPARENTS
Sunday, January 11, 2015
Presentation Mass at 11:15 am in the church.
Seats will be reserved in the front rows of the
church facing the baptismal font. Please do not
be late and please dress appropriately. Attendance at this Presentation Mass, as at all Masses,
is required. Sponsors, if possible, should attend
this Mass, as well!
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
First Confirmation liturgy and important
parent meeting in the Church at 6:15 pm. Father
Matthew will conduct the liturgy and speak to
the parents after the service. Important materials
will be handed out. Mrs. Hurley and Miss Christina will discuss expectations for the remainder
of the year.
Congratulations
Paulina Ford
50/50 Winner of $79 for December 6 and 7
Friday, January 9, 2015 • 9 am-3 pm and
Saturday, January 10, 2015• 9 am-3 pm
Drop off your fleas at
St. Vincent Community Center
Monday, January 5 thru Thursday, January 8
from 9 am to 3:30 pm
or call the church office at 954-972-0434
to schedule a pick up.
NO TVs, VCRs, COMPUTERS, MONITORS,
PRINTERS, TELEPHONES OR RECLINERS
The Gift Shop has a wide range
of Christmas gifts for sale: Nativity sets,
Christmas pins, inexpensive snow globes
for children and much more; actually everything in our shop would make a great
Christmas gift. You can even put items on
lay-a-way for a small deposit.
The St. Vincent Gift Shop is a fund
raising activity of the Council of Catholic
Women. Proceeds go to the Church.
Thank you for your support.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
at 7:00 pm in the Chapel
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church
1401 Coral Ridge Dr., Coral Springs, FL
A member of each family is given a candle
and, during the Mass, Father invites each person to
come up and light their candle from the Paschal
Candle in memory of their loved one.
If you would like to honor someone at this
special time of reflection, please join us. All
are welcome. Light refreshments will be served
in the administration meeting room immediately following the Mass.
For further information, call Florence Wagener
at 954-755-9065.
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Mesoamerica, the New World, 1521: The capital city
of the Aztec empire falls under the Spanish forces. Less
than 20 years later, 9 million of the inhabitants of the
land, who professed for centuries a polytheistic and
human sacrificing religion, are converted to Christianity.
What happened in those times that produced such an
incredible and historically unprecedented conversion?
In 1531 a "Lady from Heaven" appeared to a humble
Native American, Juan Diego, at Tepeyac, a hill northwest of what is now Mexico City. She identified herself
as the ever virgin Holy Mary, Mother of the True God
for whom we live, of the Creator of all things, Lord of
heaven and the earth.
She made a request for a church to be built on the
site, and submitted her wish to the local Bishop. When
the Bishop hesitated, and requested her for a sign, the
Mother of God obeyed without delay or question to the
Church's local Bishop, and sent her native messenger to
the top of the hill in mid-December to gather an assortment of roses for the Bishop.
After complying to the Bishop's request for a sign,
she also left for us an image of herself imprinted miraculously on the native's tilma, a poor quality cactus-cloth,
which should have deteriorated in 20 years but shows no
sign of decay 480 years later and still defies all scientific
explanations of its origin. It apparently even reflects in
Her eyes what was in front of her in 1531.
Her message of love and compassion, and her universal promise of help and protection to all mankind, as
well as the story of the apparitions, are described in the
"Nican Mopohua", a 16th century document written in the
native Nahuatl language.
There is reason to believe that at Tepeyac Mary
came in her glorified body, and her actual physical hands
rearranged the roses in Juan Diego’s tilma, which makes
this apparition very special. An incredible list of miracles, cures and interventions are attributed to her.
Yearly, between 18 - 20 million pilgrims visit the
Basilica, making it Christianity's most visited sanctuary.
Altogether 25 popes have officially honored Our Lady of
Guadalupe. His Holiness John Paul II visited her Sanctuary four times: on his first apostolic trip outside Rome as
Pope in 1979, and again in 1990, 1999 and 2002.
The Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe is celebrated on
December 12. In 1999, Pope John Paul II, in his homily
from the Solemn Mass at the Basilica of Our Lady
of Guadalupe, during his third visit to the sanctuary,
declared the date of December the 12th as a Liturgical
Holy Day for the whole continent.
During the same visit Pope John Paul II entrusted the
cause of life to her loving protection, and placed under her
motherly care the innocent lives of children, especially
those who are in danger of not being born.
New Year Celebration
Place:
Date:
Time:
Donation:
Dress:
Information:
Community Center
December 31, 2014
9 pm
$35.00
Party
Rosa M. Smith
561-317-4270
The 2nd collection next weekend is for our
monthly building and property fund. This fund is for
future expansion, repairs and upkeep of our parish
grounds and parking areas. The envelope for this
purpose is in your budget set or the green colored
envelopes found at the 3 church entrances. Thank
you for your generosity to your parish.
at 7 pm in De Paul Center
All Men Are Welcome!
Come Join Us!
Support Our Parish!
Meet Your Fellow Parishioners!
Support religious communities. “Your gener ous
contribution helps us to care for our retired sisters and
enables our younger sisters to continue in active ministry,” writes a religious sister. Your gift to today’s collection for the Retirement Fund for Religious provides vital
support for the retirement needs of senior sisters, brothers, and religious order priests. It also helps ensure that
younger members can continue the good works of their
elders!
Weekly Collection Report - December 6 & 7
Total of all Collections: $14,884.45
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Rosario Abate,
Carlos Agudelo,
Myra Alea,
Arthur Ambrosin,
Barry Andes,
Lee Arnold,
Olivia Arnold,
Brooke Barberio,
Debbie Barberio,
Kathie Barnard,
David Bedoya,
Marion Bell,
Cathy Berman,
Corinne
Betkowski,
Leon Bourgeois,
Barbara Branigan,
Elda Brown,
Marty Brown,
Miriam Brown,
Mary Bruno,
Ruthe Bruno,
Linda Burdewick,
Mary Caggiano,
Veronica
Camillucci,
Bettye Caruso,
Sam Cassaro,
Mary Cassidy,
Mary Castro,
Steven Charron,
Dolores Chery,
Anthony Christina,
Judy Christopher,
Carl Clemencich,
Patricia
Clemencich,
Jennie Clementino,
Luis Humberto
Colon,
Ney Colon,
Ralph Colon,
Mary Colombo,
Margaret Colvin
Patrick Condon,
Arlene Connolly,
Kate Costello,
Nancy Crocker,
Rick Crocker,
Ofelia D’Elez,
Annette
DeMennato,
Manny Dossantos,
Amy Dottlow,
Patrick Dunne,
John Eskridge,
Rosemary
Eskridge,
Bob Fedak,
Jackie Fedak,
Rosemary Ferina,
Mage Fink,
Joseph Fiorenza,
Stephen Friedman,
Josie Gallucci,
Brad Gammon,
Lisa Garavuso,
Ralph Garrett,
Shari Glynn,
Landry Goriss,
Hope Griffin,
Karen Griffin,
Marcos Antonio
Guzman,
Toni Harland,
Paul Healey,
Diane Hebisen,
Louise Hodges,
Braydon Hudak,
Frank Hurley,
Marie Hurley,
Lois Hyzy,
Marie Ischia,
Ashley Kilgore,
Malachi Kilgore,
Elizabeth Kott,
Bernice Kosiolek,
Coralee Kuzma,
Joan Lancaster,
Michiala Larsen,
Jourdan Lassiter,
Luis Carlos Lima,
Lorraine London,
Cerbellon Marrero,
Jose Marrero,
Emily Mason,
Joann McGee,
Kate McLernon,
Barbara Medieros,
Ruth Messana,
Anthony Mitru,
Adell Moore,
Jane Moran,
Joseph Mullaly,
Bart Musial,
Dale Newell,
Dorothy Noga,
Liz Novak,
Marlene
Novochadlo,
Annette Ocasio,
Ronnie Paar,
Luis Omar Peña,
Jenny Patino,
Christie Penniello,
Sergio Perez,
Anne Phenix,
QL Piccirilli,
Janice Pollack,
Etta Pursche,
George Pursche,
Bob Rizzi,
Stephanie Rocourt,
Pat Rodriguez,
Toni Romeo,
John Rubertone,
Nick Rubertone,
Marguerite Rubie,
Theresa B.
Sadowski,
Rachel Salter,
Carol Samela,
Leobardo Sanchez,
Tony Sant’Elia,
Richard
Scappettone,
Ronald
Scappettone,
Grace Schinelli,
John Schinelli,
Lisa Schinelli,
Vanessa Schinelli,
Mary Schmidt,
Geraldine
Schweitzer,
Mary Schweitzer,
Ricky Schor,
Mario Signorelli,
Mary Signorelli,
Marion Simmons,
Danielle Simon,
Mark Solazzo,
Ronald Spacek,
Marica Speziale,
Vito Speziale,
Alice Spinnato,
Darrell Squeeze,
Leola Stevens,
Scott Stone,
Judy Strong,
Roy Strong,
Jeffrey Szur,
Gregory
Tartamella,
Evelyn Toner,
Maryse Valmé,
Trina Vaugh,
Louis Vernoia,
Maria das Dores
Vieira,
Mimi Visconti,
Paula Vroman,
Florence Wagner,
Connie Wallace,
Scott Wallace,
James Whelan,
Rose Whelan,
Jayne Womack
The names of
those who have
been on our prayer
list for six months
or longer are removed, other than
those we know are
suffering from long
term illnesses. If
we have inadvertently removed the
name of someone
who has not recovered, please call the
office at 954-9720434 and we will
place their name on
the prayer list.
Thank you!
Lord Jesus, Savior of the world and King of Peace, watch
over our sons and daughters in the service of their country.
Protect them from the physical and moral dangers of military
life. Keep them close to You and help them live the Commandments. Lord Jesus, give them courage to serve their country with honor and dignity. Be with them when they are in
danger; strengthen them when they face hardships. Above all
Lord, grant that when their service is finished they may return
to us, sound in mind, body and soul. Amen.
LCpl Randal Adams
PFC Russell Adams, Jr.
S1stC Rachel Anderson USN
Adam Alonge USA
AMN Darek Baczewski USA
William Balcazar USA
Anthony Barcellona, USMC
Stf. Sgt. Jay Berman USAF
Capt. Jessica L. Bishop USAF
GSgt. John R. Brown USMC
Chad Bryant USN
Matthew Buceri USMC
William Callahan USN
PFC Peter Caravello USMC
Pvt. Charles Clementino USA
Mark Clementino USA
Cpl V. J. Como USMC
Bradley T. Curtis II USN
Damian Dobbs USMC
Jason Dobbs USMC
Christopher Dodd USMC
Michael Dore
Sgt. Clifton A. East
Maj. Sean P. Farley USA
Brian Garzon USA
Paul C. Garzon
George Gehrke USA
Carlo Gonzalez USMC
Steven Grudzinski
Taylor Harter USA
Seaman 2 Erik Hettinger USN
LCpl John D. John USN
Major Cayton Johnson USA
Major Robin Johnson USA
LCpl Ryan Johnston USMC
LCpl Jeffrey Kernen USMC
Curtis King USMC
Matthew Latocha USN
Sgt. Eric Lawton USA
Michael Lisi USAF
David Anthony Long
John Paul Lubrani USN
Michael Magnotta, USAF
Scarlet Martinez
Christopher McClain USMC
Ryan McClain USN
T. J. McGovern USMC
R. J. McGraw USMC
2nd Lt. Chris Mendoza USAF
Alexander Moscovich USMC
HA Casey B. Mulloy USN
Spc. Jeremy R. Mulloy USA
Danny Murales
Bryan P. Novy USN
Capt. Ryan Pace USA
Ivette Marie Pavez USMC
PMI. John T. Peetling USS
Sgt. Nelson Perdomo USA
Lt. Daniel Reilly USCG
Rodrigo Rivadeneira USA
Fabio Sanchez, Jr. USN
Pfc. Jorge Salinas, USMC
Mark F. Satira USA
Spec. Barbara Schweitzer USA
Capt. Charles Shinkle, USA
Priv. Eduardo Tejada USA
Jeremy Varsallone USA
Guillermo Velandia USA
Luis M. Vila USAR
PFC Joshua Villette USMC
LCpl Jason A. Wargin USMC
1st Lt. Patrick Wiley
Sgt. Brandon J. Wright
And all our Church military
not listed here. Please let us
know the names of those who
are no longer members of the
military.
Are you suffering from the pain
of a past abortion experience?
God’s greatest desire is to forgive!
For confidential help, contact
Project Rachel Ministry
954-981-2984 or 888-456-4673
Individual counseling or retreat weekend available.
Come back to Love and Mercy!
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ARTS & CRAFTS GROUP
Irene Phenix 954-973-6951
Tuesdays 9 AM-11 AM Comm. Ctr, Rm #4
BAPTISMAL PREPARATION CLASS
First Sunday of every month begins at 12:30 pm
Fred Schweitzer
954-790-9604
CCD
Mrs. Marie Hurley
September thru May
Wed. 6:15 pm - 7:45 pm Grades 3-8
Sat. 9:00 am - 10:15 am Grades 1-2
954-978-6124
Comm. Ctr.
Comm. Ctr.
CHOIR AND CONTEMPORARY MUSIC PRACTICE
Patricia Maher
Every Thursday
Music Practice begins at 6:00 PM
Choir Practice begins at 7:30 PM
954-261-8684
Church
CONTINUING ADULT EDUCATION
Pam Asselin
COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN (CCW)
Rose Scarpulla
(954)957-8829
September thru May 3rd Tuesday at 7 PM
Next Meeting January 20
De Paul Center
CHURCH GIFT SHOP
Eileen Ferrigno
(954)979-5179
Yvonne Gorman
(954)993-5269
Clara Villanueva (Español)
(954)695-9965
Christiane Silva (Português)
(954)839-7342
Before & after Sunday Masses and by appointment.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
G.K. Don Hefta
Bob Fedak
2nd & 4th Tuesday 7 PM
Next Meeting December 23
LEGION OF MARY
Marie Victorin
Saturday after 7:55 am Mass
NEOCATECHUMENAL WAY
Tuesday at 8 PM
Mass Saturday at 5:30 PM
954-971-2224
De Paul Center
561-716-1416
Comm. Ctr, Rm #4
Comm. Ctr, Rm #6
Chapel
RCIA
Fred Schweitzer
September thru May
Call for Dates
ST. VINCENT MEN’S GUILD
Arrangements must be made at least six months in advance. The Catholic party must be a registered,
active member of the Parish, using envelopes. Call for
appointment.
Please call the office if anyone is sick at home, in the
hospital, nursing home or assisted living, and wishes to
be visited.
Persons entering the hospital or hospice are encouraged
to be anointed ahead of time. To make an appointment,
call the office or see Father after daily Mass.
5115 Coconut Creek Pkwy, Margate, FL 33063
954-977-7769
954-790-9604
Comm. Ctr, Rm #7
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
Diane Hebisen
2nd & 4th Monday 7 PM
Next Meeting December 22
The sacraments are not denied to anyone, but certain
conditions must be met: 1. Attend a preparation class;
2. Be a Baptized Catholic; 3. Be living according to the
rules of the Catholic Church. Parents must be active
members of the parish with regular participation for at
least 6 months. If the sponsors belong to another parish
or community, they must submit letters of recommendation signed by their pastor stating that they are active
members in good standing of their parish.
Registration for Baptism: Registration and guidance is available by appointment with one of the parish
priests in the Church office between 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
two months in advance of administering the sacrament of
Baptism. A copy of the birth certificate is required at the
time of registration. The preparation class for parents and
godparents is the first Sunday of each month at 12:30 pm.
Baptisms are held the last Sunday of the month at 2:30 pm.
Important: Registration must be completed in the
church office with one of the priests.
954-213-4690
De Paul Center
Don Boisselle
305-586-0547
August thru June 1st & 3rd Monday 7 PM
Next Meeting December 15
De Paul Center
Grades 1-2 Saturday 9:00 am - 10:15 am
Grades 3-8 Wednesday 6:15 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.
The Rite of Christian Initiation for adults is for those
interested in becoming Catholic. Classes will be held
Wednesdays from 8:00 PM - 9:15 PM Room 7 in the
Community Center. For more information, please call
Fred Schweitzer 954-790-9604.
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ORGANIZAÇÃO LITÚRGICA E ATIVIDADES
ADORAÇÃO AO SANTÍSSIMO SACRAMENTO
Quinta-feira às 8pm na Capela
(954) 857-3182
(561) 584-0903
ACÓLITOS Melanie Procópio
Bryan Dias
BATISMO A preparação para pais e padrinhos na 2ª sexta-feira
de cada mês, às 7:30pm; batismos no 1º e 4º sábado do mês
durante a Missa das 7:30pm. Chegar com 15 minutos de antecedência.
Coordenadores Alex e Waneska Adame
Info. segunda à sexta-feira de 2pm às 9pm (954) 972-04-34
CARCERÁRIA: Elizane Ribeiro
aWadson Abreu
(954) 821-6940
(954) 708-5626
CATEQUESE DE EUCARISTIA (Sábado às 5pm)
Juliana Bendetti (954) 826-7752
CATEQUESE DE CRISMA Helcio Campos
(561) 674-5113
Rosangela Campos (561) 674-5113
C.E.S (Centro Educacional Scalabrini) Luzeth de Oliveira
Doralice Rabelo (954) 871-9434
(754) 367-1391
CORAL PINGO DE LUZ Fátima Silveira
(754) 214-1913
(561) 674-2268
DÍZIMO Marcela Lima
Regina Oliveira
(954) 871-9434
EVANGELIZAÇÃO Luzeth de Oliveira
FAMILIAR Anselmo e Marilene Carvalho
(954) 309-3702
JOVENS (JOBUC) (Jovens entre 18 e 25 anos)
Jessica Abrão
(754) 235-9992
Marcela Mazei
(954) 865-5498
LITURGIA Sirlene Oliveira
Luciene Marcelino
(954) 232-0916
(203) 526-7715
MINISTROS EXTRAORDINÁRIOS DA SAGRADA
COMUNHÃO Marcio Santana
(561) 502-5999
MÚSICA Fátima Silveira
Ronald de Oliveira Silva
(754) 367-1391
(954) 793-7346
PASCOM Sirlene Oliveira
(954) 232-0916
PASTORAL DA ARTE Fátima Silveira
(754) 367-1391
PAÍS (Projeto de Assistência ao Imigrante Scalabrini)
(754) 235-5713
RENOVAÇÃO CARISMÁTICA CATÓLICA
José Elias (Zeli) Rocha da Silva
TERÇO Laura Ramos
Cina DaSilva
(954) 226-4752
(561) 305-6409
(954) 825-1456
"TRANSBORDO DE ALEGRIA..."
A 1ª leitura deste domingo nos desafia a
transformar a realidade social
e mostra a esperança e a
alegria que brotam desse
compromisso. Ela nos diz que
o Espírito do Senhor move
pessoas para se comprometerem com a libertação de seus
irmãos. O texto também proclama a alegria dessa
vida que brota com muita força: "transbordo de
alegria em Javé, e me regozijo com meu Deus,
porque ele me vestiu com a salvação..." Em
sintonia com a 1ª leitura, a 2ª faz expressamente
um convite à alegria e dá orientações para que ela
possa ser verdadeira.
O Evangelho apresenta o compromisso e a alegria
de João Batista como testemunha da fonte do
sentido da vida. Quem é essa fonte e esse caminho
do sentido da vida? É Jesus de Nazaré, cujo
nascimento vamos celebrar no Natal que se
aproxima. Nós cristãos temos um alegre anúncio a
fazer ao mundo: o sentido da vida humana
apareceu na história de forma extraordinária.
Podemos contemplá-lo e apalpá-lo na gruta de
Belém e no caminho feito por esse Homem.
Dizemos isso aos outros, mas temos de concentrar
-nos, nós mesmos, nesse mistério. Muito mais do
que correr às lojas e comprar presentes, é preciso
ir depressa ao presépio e acompanhar o caminho
do menino que nos foi dado. Ele nos ensinará os
caminhos da igualdade e do sentido que tanto
procuramos.
No entanto, não nos iludamos! O sentido da vida
não aparecerá como num passe de mágica ou num
simples encontro. Ele morará em nosso meio se
nos convertermos para posturas de vida que
também nos poderão ser ensinadas por Jesus,
aquele que acolhemos como luz do mundo.
Portanto, o alegre anúncio vem acompanhado de
um grande desafio: levar adiante o projeto vivido
e anunciado por Jesus Cristo, nosso irmão e
Senhor. Que Deus nos dê a graça de vivermos a
alegria desse compromisso.
Pe. Léo Zeno Konzen
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MISSA DA MIGRAÇÃO COM O
CELEBRANTE PRINCIPAL,
ARCEBISPO THOMAS WENSKI
ENCERRAMENTO
DA NOVENA DE NATAL
TODOS OS GRUPOS CULTURAIS
DA ARQUIDIOCESE DE MIAMI
TEMA
Somos uma só família perante Deus
DIA
Domingo, 4 de janeiro, 2015
HORÁRIO
10am
LOCAL
Catedral St. Mary
ENDEREÇO
7525 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami FL 33150
RELATÓRIO DO DÍZIMO
06 de dezembro 7:30pm
07 de dezembro 9:30am
07 de dezembro 7:00pm
$ 810.00
$2,201.00
$ 475.00
TOTAL___________________________________
$3,486.00
ATENÇÃO
QUARTA-FEIRA, 24 DE DEZEMBRO
ESCRITÓRIO FECHADO
Todos estão convidados para o encerramento da Novena de Natal, na Sextafeira, 19 de dezembro, às 8pm, no centro
comunitário!
SACRAMENTOS
Os Sacramentos não são recusados a ninguém,
apenas algumas condições deverão ser
preenchidas:
1. Preparação.
2. Ser Católico Batizado.
3. Ter vida em conformidade com as normas
da Igreja Católica.
PARA O SACRAMENTO DO BATISMO
Os pais devem ser membros da comunidade
por assídua participação (católicos praticantes
com no mínimo de seis meses de participação
na comunidade). Sendo os padrinhos de outra
paróquia, deverão apresentar cartas de aprovação e recomendação do seu último pároco.
IMPORTANTE: A ficha deve ser preenchida
somente por um dos padres com dois meses
de antecedência antes da data do curso.
Necessário cópia da certidão de nascimento da criança.
Page 11
MISSAS E APRESENTAÇÃO
DOS DIAS 24 E 25 DE DEZEMBRO
JANTAR DANÇANTE DE REVEILLON
COM NANDO E SUA BANDA
QUARTA-FEIRA, 24 DE DEZEMBRO
7pm apresentação do coral com músicas de Natal
QUARTA-FEIRA, 24 DE DEZEMBRO
8pm missa trilingue
QUINTA-FEIRA, 25 DE DEZEMBRO
7:30pm missa somente em português
DIA: 31 de dezembro, 2014
LOCAL: Centro Comunitário
PREÇO: $35.00
HORÁRIO: 9pm
TRAJE: Social
INFORMAÇÕES: Sirlene
954-232-0916
CURSO DE PREPARAÇÃO
PARA EXAME DE CIDADANIA
TODO 2º E 4º DOMINGO DO MÊS
NOVOS BANCOS PARA A IGREJA E CAPELA
Obrigado a todos os que ajudaram nossa paróquia com suas
doações de 50% do custo de um banco. É maravilhoso ver a
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lista dos bancos que ainda estão disponíveis para doação.
Igreja
2 $740.00
1 $915.00
22 $1.000.00
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INFORMAÇÕES: 754-235-5713
_____________________________________
ADVOGADA DE IMIGRAÇÃO
TODA 2ª TERÇA-FEIRA DO MÊS
Assistência sobre assuntos de imigração
com a advogada Inna Shapovalov
LOCAL: Centro Comunitário
HORÁRIO: 4pm - 7pm
PARA MARCAR HORÁRIO LIGUE COM ANTECEDÊNCIA
PARA: 754-235-5713
Page 12
VOCERO DE LA COMUNIDAD HISPANA
Concepcion Medrano T. (954)330-8274
MINISTERIOS DE SERVICIO EN LA MISA
MIÉRCOLES, 24 DE DICIEMBRE
7pm presentación del Coral con Canciones de Navidad
MIÉRCOLES, 24 DE DICIEMBRE
8pm Misa trilingue
JUEVES, 25 DE DICIEMBRE
Misa a la 1pm
Los sacramentos no se les niega a ninguna persona, pero
algunas condiciones deben cumplirse: 1. Preparación; 2.
Ser Católico Bautizado; 3. Tener la vida de acuerdo con
las reglas de la Iglesia Católica. Los padres deben ser
miembros de la comunidad por participación regular
(Católicos practicantes con al menos seis meses de participación en la comunidad). Si los padrinos pertenecen a
otra parroquia o comunidad, deben presentar cartas de
recomendación y aprobación de su último párroco.
Registración para Bautismo: Para llenar la registración y
recibir orientación, por favor llamar a la oficina para poner
una cita con uno de los sacerdotes.
Preparación para el Bautismo: El primer miércoles del
mes a las 7:30pm, en DePaul Center.
Celebración del Bautismo: Último domingo del mes,
durante la misa.
Nota importante: La registración debe ser llenada por
uno de los sacerdotes, por lo menos con dos meses de
anticipación.
Señor y Dios mío, fuente y dador de la alegría, abre
mi corazón para recibir tu alegría. A medida que continúa el Tiempo de Adviento, ayúdame a vivir con un espíritu de expectativa y de vigilia esperando ver en todo
momento cómo Cristo continúa viniendo al mundo; con
un espíritu de alegría enraizada en el conocimiento de
que eres fiel a tus hijos e hijas. Amén.
Coro / Musica
Carlos Agudelo
T. (954)865-7632
Guillermo Izaguirre
T. (954)601-6529
Lectores
Felipe Jimenez
T. (754)245-0694
Ministros Extraordinarios Comunión
Sara Montero
T. (954)292-7698
Acolitos y Monaguillos
Julio e Irene Rodriguez
T. (954)934-4337
MINISTERIOS DE SERVICIO Y FORMACION
Visita a las Carceles.
Ultimo miércoles de cada mes
Lisett Llovera
T. (954)773-4185
Visita a los Enfermos.
Ney Colon
T. (954)984-0617
Bautizos.
Anely Lambertt
T. (954)830-3479
Crecimiento Matrimonial.
Ayudan a la vida matrimonial poniendo a Jesús en
el centro de Matrimonio. Jueves 8.00pm.
Gerardo y Miguelina Peñalosa
T. (954)226-6449
Emaús.
Preparan retiros de conversión y ayudan en varios
servicios de la parroquia
Emaús Hombres: Cada Martes a las 7:30 pm
Cesar Arena
T. (754)368-9925
Emaús Mujeres: Cada Viernes a las 6:30 pm
Gilbre Rincon
T. (954)461-1905
Desayuno, Tercer Sábado 8 am.
Grupo de Oración
Se vive una experiencia de fe y oración en comunidad.
Miercoles 7:00 pm en la capilla.
Lilita Agudelo
T. (954)601-6495
Jóvenes
Acrecientan el amor de Dios a los jóvenes de nuestra
Parroquia vista desde su perspectiva.
Eyessky Sanabria
T. (954)554-6879
PAIS - Proyecto Asistencia Inmigrante Scalabrini
Realizan diferentes actividades en favor de todos los
inmigrantes en este país.
Legión de María
Promueven en el hogar la devoción a nuestra Virgen
María. Jueves 7.00 pm.
Jose Vasquez
T. (954)798-4693
Sacristana
Carmen Guzman
T. (954)648-6524
La oficina estará cerrada
Miércoles, 24 de Diciembre,
el día antes de la Navidad.
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Tercer Domingo
de Adviento
Fiesta de Año Nuevo
con Nando y su Banda
MÁS QUE DISCÍPULOS
Cada uno de los cuatro roles en las Escrituras de hoy
—discípulo, profeta, apóstol, testigo— forma una faceta
de la vida en Cristo que vivimos día a día. Isaías nos dice
que el profeta es ungido, tal como fuimos ungidos en el
Bautismo con agua y con el Espíritu, para traer la Buena
Nueva y promover el Reino de Dios, un reino de salvación, justicia y paz. El apóstol, como Pablo, es un
“enviado”. Cada uno de nosotros, a su manera, es enviado por Cristo a ser una voz de alegría, a animar las voces
proféticas en el mundo y asegurar que prospere la obra
del Espíritu. Juan Bautista nos muestra la labor del testigo, enderezando el camino del Señor, anunciando la
venida de la Luz del Mundo.
Hoy escuchamos también a María, discípulo modelo.
Su canto, el “Magnificat”, nos muestra el mundo en que
debemos creer y por el cual laborar: uno en donde Dios
sea alabado, donde el favor de Dios se derrama sobre los
humildes, donde los hambrientos quedan repletos y los
ricos se despiden vacíos, un mundo que continúa conociendo y celebrando la misericordia de Dios que perdura
por todos los siglos.
Place:
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Donation:
Dress:
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CASA DE RETIRO Y
CENTRO DE CONFERENCIAS
Proveemos:
Jesús proclama que Juan el
Bautista es más que un profeta y
lo compara con Elías, el profeta
más importante de los judíos.
Pero, ¿qué es un profeta? El judaísmo, cristianismo e islamismo
reconocen a ciertas personas como profetas. La palabra hebrea
nabi significa portavoz, o profeta. Los nebiim eran encargados
por Dios para una tarea especial.
Así por ejemplo, Moisés fue encargado para liberar al pueblo de la esclavitud egipcia,
Elías para recordarle la palabra de Dios cuando se
apartaba de la alianza, y Jeremías para denunciar las
corrupciones y anunciarle el castigo. Cuando tradujeron al griego el Antiguo Testamento, la palabra nabi
fue traducida como prophetes (profeta). Esto indica un
intérprete de la voluntad de Dios. Los profetas griegos
eran oráculos que adivinaban el futuro, por lo cual
mucha gente confunde al profeta con un adivino. El
profeta según el cristianismo es un testigo del poder
de Cristo y la palabra de Dios.
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31 de Diciembre
9 pm
$35.00
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50% del costo de un banco. Es un agrado
ver lo generoso que han sido con su apoyo a
nuestra parroquia.
A continuación puede ver la lista de los
bancos que aun están disponibles para donación.
En la Iglesia
2
1
23
$740.00
$915.00
$1,000.00
En la Capilla
8
$780.00
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