December 28, 2014
Msgr. Sean P. Flynn, Pastor
Rev. Jose Fernandez-Banqueses, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Maynard Nagengast, OSB, and Rev. Bernard N. Mohan (Visiting Priests)
Deacon Michael Keary
Solemnity of the Holy
Mother of God is a Holy Day
of Obligation. Vigil Mass at
4:30 PM this Wednesday
and 7:30 AM and 11 AM on
New Year’s Day!
Weekend Masses
Saturday 4:30 PM, Sunday 8 AM,
10 AM, 12 Noon and 5 PM (in Spanish)
AdoraƟon of the Blessed Sacrament on
Fridays aŌer 11 AM Mass with
BenedicƟon at 3:45 PM
Daily Masses
7:30 AM and 11 AM (except Saturday)
Miraculous Medal Novena aŌer
Masses on Wednesdays
Our rectory hours
Monday thru Friday 8 AM-12:00 PM
1 PM-3 PM (Tuesdays l 6 PM)
Sacrament of Reconcilia on
3:30 PM to 4:15 PM on Saturdays and
a er 7:30 AM and 11:00 AM Masses
on Thursdays
215 Crescent Pkwy, Sea Girt, NJ 08750 Phone 732-449-6364 Web www.stmarkseagirt.com Fax 732-449-1646
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Mass Intentions
Monday, December 29
7:30 AM † Mary Ostrowski
† Victor Bini
† Mary T. Guterl
11:00 AM † Eleanor and Joseph Stanley
† Mary Elizabeth Bubel
† John R. McGeown
Alice and Don Healy
Sally and John Giles
Family
Family
Tom and Mary Lonergan
Elmer and Peggy Matthews
Tuesday, December 30
7:30 AM † Helen G. Malloy
† Paul Criscuolo
† Margaret Lynagh
11:00 AM † Frank E. Walsh
† Fr. Bob Connors
† Helen Lyngholm
Wednesday, December 31
Family
Cae Allgor
Walter Sellers
Joe and Marybeth Walsh
Mary and Oscar Birle
Marilyn and Bob Healey
New Year’s Eve
7:30 AM † Ken and Matthew Zusi
† Helen G. Malloy
Special Intention Zane Family
11:00 AM † John Carey
† Sister Anne Powers
Special Intention Mrs. Joan Rovere
4:30 PM † James Filippatos
† Aloysius, Lillian and Sr. Patricia Flarity
Special Intention Maryann O'Neill
Thursday, January 1
Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God
7:30 AM For the People of the Parish
11:00 AM † Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blaine
Special Intention Karen Saake
† McDermott and Kearse Families
Friday, January 2
Kathleen Santella
Friend
Ferguson Family
Janet Thomas
Saake Family
Pat and Myles Gilsenan
The Most Holy Name of Jesus
7:30 AM † Agnes Morgan
† John Ostrowski
† Scarpa Family
4:30 PM † Jean Theresa Cox
† 1st Anniversary Vincent Ferraiolo
Special Intention In Honor of the
Blessed Mother
Sunday, January 4
Family
Saake Family
Ertle and Sullivan Families
Sts. Basil the Great
7:30 AM † George Gilbert
Special Intention Maryann O'Neill
† Jane Ferguson
11:00 AM † Joanne Ulrich
† Eileen Walsh
Special Intention In Honor of the Sacred Heart
Saturday, January 3
Family
Henry Family
St. Mark's Social Concerns
Tom and Pam Kenah
Family
Maryann Hirsch
Raymond and Patricia Schaefer
Sara and Tom Lynch
Friend
Estate
Don and Alice Healy
Janet and Art Ferrante
Carolyn and Peter Korotky
John and Maureen Dough
Pat and Myles Gilsenan
The Epiphany of the Lord
8:00 AM † Colette Casey
† Gail Brennan
† Thomas Steets
10:00 AM † Annie and Michael Mitchell
† Baby Zach DeBowes
† Michele Markland
12:00 PM For the People of the Parish
5:00 PM Special Intention Sandra Jimenez
† Carlos Vinicio Zuna
The Breakfast Group
Flynn Family
Pat and Ray Hanbury
McGuirk Family
Maria and John Checton
Todd and Jamie Leonhardt
Hernandez Family
Bill and Mary Reilly
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Rekindle the Fire
Our pastor, Msgr. Sean P. Flynn, gave a special gi to each family who came
to Christmas Mass here...a wonderful, inspira onal book tled “Rediscover
Catholicism” by Ma hew Kelly. His hope is that this easy-to-read but powerful
book will rekindle in you the most important prac ces and tradi ons that are at
the core of our Catholic faith. This should also reinforce and, if necessary, help
restore the confidence we all should enjoy and appreciate about Catholicism.
If you were away and did not get a book yet, please ask the ushers for a
copy, which is a gi from the pastor with the help of St. Mark’s Holy Name
Society. If you did receive a copy, please accept the invita on to renew and
deepen your faith and share that faith with those you love.
Msgr. Flynn, Fr. Jose, Fr. Maynard, Deacon Mike Keary and the parish
staﬀ wish you a blessed New Year! Let’s make it the year where we
rediscover Catholicism!
Finding Joy in the New Year
If you are experiencing sadness, remember that joy
comes when we possess the thing we love and are free
to delight in it. To obey and serve God and resist the
desires of the flesh is not the path to servitude and
glum, rather the path to fulfillment, freedom and joy.
For as both gluƩony (intemperance in food) and lust
(intemperance of sexuality) are fleeƟng pleasures, the
sense of hopelessness comes along when the claim is,
“I can’t help it!” The self discipline we place on
ourselves does not put us in bondage, but frees us to
truly possess ourselves. Surprisingly, St. Aquinas asserts
that in many cases of addicƟon, talkaƟveness is the root
cause. This may be because the talkaƟve do not tend
towards true exchange of ideas and knowledge, the give
and take of talking and listening. Just as lust uses a
person to achieve some physical pleasure without true
consideraƟon of the other as a person, the overly
talkaƟve use other people as the “thing” to “talk at,”
giving liƩle or no consideraƟon to the person they are
speaking with.
“The [talka ve] love to be the center of a en on
and for some reason believe that others delight in them
about as much as they delight in themselves,” explains
Deacon Doug Mcmanaman. He added, “As long as they
are talking, others have no choice but to listen. And the
ma er of their conversa on will almost always center
around themselves in some way, either directly or
indirectly.”
The selfish ChrisƟan is mournful and heavy in his
presence. The grumpy man of discipline does not
become the light of the world, but instead a burden to
it. What we’re looking for in our discipline then is the
sign of selflessness, and the greatest sign of it is
cheerfulness!
“You will live on in my love, if you keep my
commandments…All this I have told you, so that my joy
may be yours, and the measure of your joy may be ﬁlled
up” (John 15:10-11).
The Holy Family (Feast)
Sirach 3:2-6, 12-14 Whoever honors his father will be
gladdened by his own children, and when he prays he
will be heard.
Psalms 128:1-5 Lo, thus shall the man be blessed who
fears the LORD.
Colossians 3:12-21 And let the peace of Christ rule in
your hearts, to which indeed you were called in the one
body. And be thankful.
Luke 2:22-40 Now there was a man in Jerusalem, whose
name was Simeon, and this man was righteous and
devout, looking for the consolation of Israel, and the
Holy Spirit was upon him.
What’s Inside?
January Prayer Petitions ......................................... 5
Requesting English Tutors ...................................... 5
Happy New Year from the Parish Family ............... 6
Regular Features
■ Liturgical Minister Schedule 4 ■ Pray for Military 4
■ Prayers for Healing 5 ■ Week at a Glance 5 ■ Music
Notes 5 ■ Community Activities 7 ■ CYO News 7
Bulletin deadline: Monday at 2:00 PM (except before holidays)
Joanne Gibson, Editor Diana Zuna, Associate Editor
Email submissions to: [email protected]
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Next Weekend’s Liturgical Minister Schedule
January
3/4
Saturday
4:30 PM
Sunday
8:00 AM
Sunday
10:00 AM
Sunday
12:00 Noon
Sunday
5:00 PM
Ushers
Glenn Skola
John Kemper
Anthony Granato
Jerry Zoufaly
Joe Walsh
Tom Hayes
Bob O’Neill
Patrick Ahern
Usher needed
Richard Siderko
Harry Dunne
Ed Robinson
Usher needed
James Revel
Jim Mulvihill
Brendan Heslin
Usher needed
Cesar Suarez
Lucio Hernández
Juan Carlos
Gilberto Ávila
Readers
Tom Malloy
Matt Grogan
Jamie Heaney
Jim Mulvihill
Erika Garcia
Carlos Medina
Extraordinary
Ministers of
the Eucharist
Pat Holt
Lynn Jelliff
Pam Zusi
Don Healy
Adele Byrne
Marianne Sheridan
Florence Guippone
Mary Ellen McNamara
Raul Perez
Francisca Gonzalez
Maria Sanchez
Altar Servers
Molly Lynch
Julia Lynch
Chloe Bird
Aidan Laszlo
Griffin Laszlo
Tucker Farrell
Gerardo Medina
Gerardo Fierro
Lucio García
Luis Jiménez
Christian González
Cantors/
Choirs
Altar Ladies
Néstor Román
Espíritu de Vida
Not available at press time
Nancy Introcaso and Gloria Hamill
Readings for the Week
Monday: 1 Jn 2:3-11; Ps 96:1-3, 5b-6; Lk 2:22-35
Tuesday: 1 Jn 2:12-17; Ps 96:7-10; Lk 2:36-40
Wednesday: 1 Jn 2:18-21; Ps 96:1-2, 11-13; Jn 1:1-18
Thursday: Nm 6:22-27; Ps 67:2-3, 5-6, 8; Gal 4:4-7;
Lk 2:16-21
Friday: 1 Jn 2:22-28; Ps 98:1-4; Jn 1:19-28
Saturday: 1 Jn 2:29 — 3:6; Ps 98:1, 3cd-6; Jn 1:29-34
Cover: Illustra on is available at 123rf.com.
Notice of Early Bulletin deadlines: During the
Christmas season, bulletin submissions were due early.
The bulletins through January 4th are already printed.
In Loving Remembrance
We ask your prayers for our beloved parishioners,
family members and friends who have recently died,
especially Kathy Staub. Our parish family
extends its sympathy and assurance of
prayer to their family, friends, and to all
those mourning the death of a loved one.
May the Lord Jesus sustain them with His
peace.
Please Pray for Our Military on Active Duty
Cpl. Ian Michael Rivera, USMC, Staff Sgt. Carmen
Maffucci, USAF, IS First Class Brian Maffucci,
USCG, Lt. Nicholas Guariglia, USMC,
Specialist (SPC) Colin P. Marvel, US Army,
Lt. Commander Brenden Piccolo, USN,
Major Sean P. Cox, USMC, Major Kevin Ward,
US Army, Lt. Robert J. Bennett, USN
Please send an email to [email protected] if you would
like to add a name or change a rank. If you do not have email,
please call the Rectory at 732-449-6364 x100.
A New Year Resolution: New Hymnals!
As noted in a previous bulletin, the pastor was
exploring a resolution to some music limitations of the
Ignatius Pew Missal. Initially, the hymns and antiphons in
the missal were intended to be sung at the 4:30 PM,
8 AM and most 12 noon weekend Masses. The Voices
songbooks were to be used at 10 AM and one 12 noon
Mass a month. However, St. Mark’s has combined the
best of both worlds by purchasing a hardbound hymnal
from WLP titled, One in Faith. It offers a broader
spectrum of music–chant, classic hymnody, gospel
hymns, spirituals, contemporary and bilingual pieces—
it’s all in there! Thanks go out to the pastor, Breath of
Life youth ensemble and liturgy members for finding a
solution to ring in (or rather sing in!) the New Year!
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Parish News and Upcoming Events
January Prayer Petitions by Marge Loenser
Happy New Year, almost! We start off January with
the feast of Mary, the Mother of God. A very appropriate
way to start the year, for in the very wise words of
Mother Theresa, "No Mary, no Jesus!" In His Body, our
Blessed Lord carried only the DNA of Mary and her
ancestors! This month we celebrate the Epiphany on the
sixth. We think of those three wise men from the East
bringing gold, frankincense and myrrh to the newborn
King. I can't imagine riding on a camel from, say Persia
to Bethlehem. I wouldn't care how many pillows you
gave me, I would need immediate medical attention and
some flea powder–but that's just me! Hats off to
Balthasar, Melchior and Caspar!
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton is celebrated on the 4th. She
was the very first citizen of the USA to be canonized a
saint. Mother Seton started the first Catholic parochial
school system and the Daughters of Charity trace their
origin to Mother Seton, who died in 1821. On the 28th,
we celebrate Thomas Aquinas, who is noted for his
thoughts and writings on philosophy and theology. One
of his greatest writings is the Suma Theological. He
wrote extensive hymns for the Holy Eucharist, including
“Tantum Ergo Sacramentum,” which is a verse from his
“Pange Lingua.”
My dear sisters and brothers in Christ, let us pray
through these saints for all the sick of our parish. Let us
pray for those who have died, the unemployed, the
lonely, the depressed, the alcoholics and drug addicts,
and those addicted to gambling or pornography. Please
pray for all the intentions written down so faithfully in
our prayer petition books! May Jesus bless you
abundantly in this coming New Year!
Requesting English Tutors
Within the Hispanic Community of St. Mark’s,
there are a growing number of members who desire to
learn English. Over the past 8 years, St. Mark’s Parish
has trained volunteer from the parish, in collaboration
with the Literacy Volunteers of Monmouth County.
The Hispanic Community remains most grateful for
this assistance. At the present, we are seeking both
trained volunteer and those wishing to tutor English to
our Hispanic Parishioners for the first time.
Please note that Spanish is not required! Each
tutor can set up a weekly meeting schedule according
to his or her convenience. For information, please call
Diana Zuna at the rectory 732-449-6364 ext. 100.
Many thanks!
Prayers for Healing
Patrick Wypler
Charlene Hanson
Virginia Barnes
Michael Sheridan
Anne Fleming
Enedina Marquez
Richard McCarthy
Maralyn McKeon
Ken Hauck
Don Healy
George Lister
Efraín Montoya
This list of parishioners, relatives, and friends are in
need of your prayers for healing. Please note that the
pastor’s policy to ensure the consent of the person whose
name appears here requires that only they or a family
member may request a name be added to this list.
Also, call 732-449-6364 ext. 100 if you would like a
Communion visit or anointing of the sick.
Music Notes by Dawne Mechlinski
All choirs always welcome any instrumentalists and/or
vocalists. Please give whatever me you have available.
We would love to have you. What a beau ful way to start
the New Year. Rehearsal schedules can be found on St
Mark’s website under Music Notes. Click the link and it will
bring you to the calendar or contact me at 732-449-6364
ext. 121. Please consider sharing your God-given gi in 2015!
THE CHILDREN’S CHOIR (Kindergarten-5th grade)
THE YOUTH BAND, “BREATH OF LIFE” (6th grade through
high school, singer or instrumentalist)
THE ADULT CONTEMPORARY CHOIR, AGELESS SPIRIT
(any adults or instrumentalists who wish to sing a blend of
contemporary praise and tradiƟonal music)
THE ADULT TRADITIONAL CHOIR (any high school or adult
who wishes to sing tradiƟonal and sacred song)
Altar Rosary Announces Speaker
St. Mark’s Altar Rosary Society will meet on
Monday, January 5th, following Mass at 11 AM and the
recitation of the Rosary. The guest speaker will be Sister
Brunilda (who likes to be called Sister Brunni) of the
Filippini Sisters of St. Lucy. Sister Brunni is the Director
of St. Joseph-by-the-Sea retreat house in Mantoloking,
which was extensively damaged by Sandy. Come hear
what happened after the Sisters posted a sign on the
destroyed retreat house: “Why Worry? God is in control?”
This Week at a Glance
Wednesday, December 31 New Year’s Eve
Vigil Mass for the Holy Mother of God is at 4:30 PM.
Thursday, January 1, 2015 New Year’s Day
Solemnity of the Holy Mother of God is a Holy Day of
Obligation. Masses are at 7:30 AM and 11 AM.
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Happy New Year from the Parish Family of St. Mark’s!
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CYO News by Mary Reilly, CYO Director
Many thanks to Mr. Gary Cademartori, who visited on
behalf of our pastor and the Holy Name Society, for
giving us an early Christmas gift for our families! Reading
this book and then putting its wisdom into practice in
our lives will give us the best New Year ever, one with an
ever-growing love for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Gary's talk with our teens was equally inspiring and
entertaining. He was funny, engaging and even a little
emotional when he spoke about a special miracle in his
life. Our CYO teens loved his stories. Thank you, Gary!
Also, I wanted to thank the many CYO members who
endured rain, freezing cold and brutal winds to sell our
Christmas wreaths. This fundraiser benefited Madonna
House, Good Counsel Homes, St. Denis Doves, Mission
of Mercy-Uganda, the Legal Center for Defense of Life
and the Missionaries of Charity Operation Christmas
Socks. God bless all our wonderful and loyal customers
who purchase their wreaths every year through our CYO.
A most blessed and happy 2015 to all!!!
N.B. Freshmen bring refreshments in Jan., Sophomores
in Feb., Juniors in March and Seniors in April. Thx!
Sunday, Jan. 4: 7:30-9 PM. New Year’s celebration.
Sunday, Jan. 11: 7:30-9 PM. A very special guest!!!
Saturday, Jan. 17: 9:30 AM to 2 PM. Asbury Park Soup
kitchen. Service day. Must wear a hat! Bring a permission
slip.
Sunday, Jan. 18: Martin Luther King holiday. No
meeting.
Sunday, Jan. 25: 7 PM to 8:30 PM. Winter bowling
night at Lanes at Sea Girt. Bring a permission slip.
There is a bowling fee of $8 which covers two games and
shoe rental.
Sunday, Feb. 1: Super Bowl Sunday. No meeting.
Sunday, Feb. 8: 7:30-9 PM. “Valentine’s Day” party
Sunday, Feb. 15: Winter recess. No meeting.
Sunday, Feb. 22: 7:30-9 PM. Girls’ Night Only hosted
by our senior girls. Cooking demo and then dinner.
Sunday, March 1: 7:30-9 PM. Guys’ Night Only hosted
by our senior boys, followed by dinner.
Saturday, March 7: 5-9 PM. St. Patrick’s Day party at
St. Mark’s. Service night.
Sunday, March 8: No meeting.
Sunday, March 15: 7:30-9 PM. Rehearsal for the
Stations of the Cross.
Saturday, March 21: 9:30 AM to 2 PM. Asbury Park
Soup kitchen. Service day. Must wear a hat! Bring a
permission slip.
Sunday, March 22: 7:30-9 PM. Stuff the Eggs Night.
CYO confessions and rehearsal for the Stations.
Sunday, March 29: Easter Egg hunts at 10 AM and
5 PM Masses.
Sunday, March 29: 7:30-8:30 PM. Dress rehearsal for
Stations of the Cross.
Friday, April 3: 7:30 PM. Good Friday presentation of
the Stations of the Cross. Please arrive by 6:30 PM.
Sunday, April 12: 7:30-9 PM. Leadership Night.
Sunday, April 19: 7:30-9 PM. Comedy Night.
Monmouth Coastal Respect Life Annual Bus Trip for the March for Life is coming up on Thursday, January 22nd.
Seating is on a “first come-first serve” basis. We will also be collecting $10 to reserve each seat. Please contact Bob
Phelan to reserve your seat as soon as possible. Bob can be reached at 732-681-1126 or at [email protected].
Community Activities
Sea Girt Community Appeal
An end-of-year REMINDER! Donations are still being
accepted for 2014's Sea Girt Community Appeal, which
benefits so many worthwhile charities. This year’s total is
looking to surpass last year's! Mail donations to Sea Girt
Community Appeal, Inc., PO Box 105, Sea Girt 08750.
It takes a village! That's SEA GIRT!!
Is God Calling You?
Christmas Open House! Once again our Vocational
discernment group will meet on the last Sunday of
December. The format of this gathering will be a visit to
the Diocesan House of Discernment where you will have
the opportunity to meet and chat with some of the
priests and some of our seminarians of the Diocese of
Trenton. If you are a faithful, single, Roman Catholic
man, between the ages of 18 and 40, and are asking
yourself whether God is calling you to be a priest, you are
cordially invited to attend. This month’s Open House
Discernment meeting is on December 28th, from 3 PM to
6 PM, at The Church of the Sacred Heart Rectory, 343
South Broad Street, Trenton, 08608. Join Very Rev.
Dennis Apoldite and some of the men of the House of
Discernment, as they share their experiences of the
priesthood. Register with the Vocation Office at
[email protected] or call 609-406-7449.
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Iglesia de “San Marcos” Apostolado Hispano
Msgr. Sean P. Flynn, Pastor
Rev. Jose Fernandez-Banqueses, Vicario Parroquial
[email protected]
Teléfono: 732 449-6364 ext. 122
Misa Dominical: Domingo 5:00 PM
CONFESIONES: Todos los domingos de 4:00 PM-4:45PM.
También pueden llamar a la rectoría en caso de emergencia
ext. 122.
SACRAMENTO DEL BAUTISMO: Los padres de familia que
deseen celebrar el sacramento del Bautismo. Para más información
llamar a la oficina ext. 100.
CLASES DE RELIGION: Se ofrecen clases de Religión todos los
domingos antes y después de la Santa Eucaristía desde los grados:
(Pre-k, K hasta el 8th grado).
Para los adultos se ofrece RICA en Español. Las inscripciones se
llevan a cabo cada año entre los meses Mayo a Septiembre. Para más
información llamar a la oficina ext. 100.
SACRAMENTO DEL MATRIMONIO: Las parejas que deseen
celebrar el Sacramento del Matrimonio, Para más información
llamar a la oficina ext. 100.
Horario de oficina en Español:
Lunes, Martes & Miércoles 9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Diana Zuna, Apostolado Hispano
[email protected]
Teléfono: 732 449-6364 ext. 100
Fax: 732 449-1646
MINISTERIO DE MUSICA: Les invita a las personas que deseen
cantar otocar cualquier instrumento musical, les invitamos a que se
integren al coro en español de San Marcos, la persona Néstor
Román. Vengan a cantar al Señor Jesús.
CIRCULO DE ORACION: La Renovación Carismática en el
Espíritu Santo “Al Encuentro con Jesús” te invita a que vengas a
encontrarte con El Señor Jesús a través de oraciones y alabanzas,
ven y gózate en la presencia del Señor, ahora con el Ministerio de
Música Carismática: “Sembrando Esperanza.” Te esperamos todos
los días viernes a las 6:30 PM. No faltes, Cristo te espera Salmo 150!
Alabe al Señor todo ser que respire!
TRANSPORTACION: Ofrecemos transportación a las personas
que viven en Pt Pleasant, Brielle, Manasquan, Sea Girt, Bradley
Beach & Belmar durante todo el año. Mandar un texto o llamar los
domingos a Diana Zuna al 908-783-4221 antes de las 2:00 PM si
necesitas este servicio.
Presentación de las Ofrendas para Diciembre 28
María Alvarado y familia
La Sagrada Familia
Lecturas y Calendario para esta Semana
Primera Lectura: Génesis 15, 1-6. 21, 1-3. Tu heredero
saldrá de tus entrañas.
Salmo Responsorial: Salmo 104, 1b-6. 8-9. El Señor se
acuerda de su alianza eternamente.
Segunda Lectura: Hebreos 11, 8. 11-12. 17-19. La fe de
Abraham, de Sara y de Isaac.
Evangelio: Lucas 2, 22-40.
José y María llevaron a
Jesús al templo para
cumplir la ley. Simeón, un
hombre bueno y piadoso,
tomó al niño en brazos y
exclamó: “Señor, ya
puedes dejar morir en paz
a tu siervo…mis ojos han
visto a tu Salvador”.
29 Lunes: Quinto Día en la Octava de Navidad. Memoria
opcional de san Tomás Becket.1 Jn 2:3-11; Sal 96 (95):
1-3, 5b-6; Lc 2:22-35.
30 Martes: Sexto Día en la Octava de Navidad.
1 Jn 2:12-17; Sal 96 (95):7-10; Lc 2:36-40.
31 Miércoles: Séptimo Día en la Octava de Navidad.
Vísperas de Año Nuevo. 1 Jn 2:18-21; Sal 96 (95):1-2,
11-13; Jn 1:1-18.
1 Jueves: La Octava de Navidad: Solemnidad de Santa
María, Madre de Dios (Día de precepto). Jornada
Mundial de la Paz Año Nuevo 2015. Nm 6:22-27;
Sal 67 (66):2-3, 5-6, 8; Gal 4:4-7; Lc 2:16-21.
2 Viernes: Memoria de san Basilio y san Gregorio
Nacianzeno. 1 Jn 2:22-28; Sal 98 (97):1-4; Jn 1:19-28 .
3 Sábado: Memoria opcional del Santísimo Nombre de
Jesús. 1 Jn 2:29 — 3:6; Sal 98 (97):1, 3cd-6; Jn 1:29-34.
Jueves, Enero 1, 2:00 PM
Solemnidad de Santa María
Madre de Dios y Misa de Año Nuevo.
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