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St Maurice at Resurrection Catholic Church 441 NE 2nd St, Dania Beach, FL 33004
954-961-7777 FAX 954-961-4358
February 9, 2020 We Have A Seat Saved For You
PARISH OFFICE
Monday–Friday: 9:00am–5:00pm
CONFESSION
Saturday: 3:00pm (Chapel)
BAPTISM
The baptism of children of registered parishioners is
celebrated on the last Sunday of each month.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
This sacrament is celebrated once a year during
weekend Masses and is available at other times
on request.
PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK
Our Parish Care Givers bring the Eucharist to
those who are sick in hospitals, nursing homes
or in their own residences.
MARRIAGE
Couples contemplating this sacrament must
contact the Parish office at least 6 months prior
to their desired wedding date.
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil 4:00pm (Eng)
Sunday 8:30am & 10:30am (Eng)
Domingo 1:00pm (Español)
Dimanche 16h30 (Française — Saisonnière)
Mon.-Fri. 8:30am (Followed by daily rosary)
PRAYER GROUP
Tuesday 7:00PM English
Wednesday 7:00PM Español
PARISH DIRECTORY
Monsignor Jean Pierre—Pastor
Father Sau Phung—in Residence
Sheryl Dillon-Jones—Music
Ashley Ronnan—CCD
Find us
www.stmauriceatresurrection.org
@stmauriceatresurrectioncatholicchurch
@at_maurice
~Parish Mission Statement~
We are the Family of St. Maurice at Resurrection Parish joined together sacramentally in Jesus Christ, sharing our skills and abilities across the
world to nourish all human hungers. We continually renew our energies by celebrating around the Table of the Lord and grow to be
more effective ministers, in the name of Jesus. Amen.
GOD'S WAYS OF HEALING
"Your wound shall quickly be healed." —Isaiah 58:8
In a world of suffering, pain, and brokenness, the Lord makes the amazing promise of quick healing. This promise, like many of the Lord's promises, is preceded and followed by several commands. The Lord commands us to fast in the right spirit and serve the basic needs of the poor (Is 58:6-7). Then He will fulfill several promises, if we are willing to respond to these graces by obeying further commands related to doing justice (Is 58:9ff).
When we are hurting, we tend to want God to heal us so that we can return to the lifestyle that may have contributed to our sickness. However, the Lord wants our healing to be the centerpiece of major developments in our lives based on repentance, love, justice, and mercy.
Will we accept healing on the Lord's terms? Will we let Him be Lord of our healing and Lord of our lives? Will we let the Lord tear down and restructure our lives through healing? Will you subordinate your healing to the Lord, the Healer? (see Mk 2:1ff)
Prayer: Father, I repent of making an idol of my lifestyle. I accept Jesus as my Lord.
Promise: "I determined that while I was with you I would speak of nothing but Jesus Christ and Him crucified." —1 Cor 2:2
Praise: "The God of our fathers has raised up Jesus whom you put to death, hanging him on a tree" (Acts 5:30). Alleluia!
Sat Feb 8 4:00pm † Amanda Ronnan by Family † Angelina & Joseph Daleo and Louis Belmonte by Maryann Belmonte
Sun Feb 9 8:30am † Rev James Murphy
10:30am † Roswita Karella by Family † Edward Tillet by Jean Marie Alexa & family
1:00pm † Rev. Jorge Sardiña
Mon Feb 10 8:30am † Rev. John Kellegan
Tue Feb 11 8:30am † Rev. Oscar Branmonte
Wed Feb 12 8:30am † Rev. Joseph Kershner
Thu Feb 13 8:30 am † Rev. Daniel Fagan
Fri Feb 14 8:30am † Rev. Clemente Seoane
Sat Feb 15 4:00pm Spl. Int. Charlote Avalone by AnnMarie & Larry
Sun Feb 16 8:30am † Rev. Daniel Fagan
10:30am † Roswita Karella by Family
1:00pm † Rev. Oscar Alonso
Readings for the week of February 9, 2020
Sunday: Is 58:7-10/1 Cor 2:1-5/Mt 5:13-16 Monday: 1 Kgs 8:1-7, 9-13/Mk 6:53-56 Tuesday: 1 Kgs 8:22-23, 27-30/Mk 7:1-13 Wednesday: 1 Kgs 10:1-10/Mk 7:14-23 Thursday: 1 Kgs 11:4-13/Mk 7:24-30 Friday: 1 Kgs 11:29-32; 12:19/Mk 7:31-37 Saturday: 1 Kgs 12:26-32; 13:33-34/Mk 8:1-10
Lecturas para la semana del 9 de Febrero de 2020
Domingo: Is 58:7-10/1 Cor 2:1-5/Mt 5:13-16
Lunes: 1 Kgs 8:1-7, 9-13/Mc 6:53-56
Martes: 1 Kgs 8:22-23, 27-30/Mc 7:1-13
Miércoles: 1 Kgs 10:1-10/Mc 7:14-23
Jueves: 1 Kgs 11:4-13/Mc 7:24-30
Viernes: 1 Kgs 11:29-32; 12:19/Mc 7:31-37
Sábado: 1 Kgs 12:26-32; 13:33-34/Mc 8:1-10
MONDAY 10TH / LUNES 10 TUESDAY 11TH / MARTES 11
7:00 PM PRAYER GROUP CHAPEL
WEDNESDAY 12TH / MIERCOLES 12 THURSDAY 13TH / JUEVES 13
9:00 AM ADORATION CHAPEL 10:00 AM BINGO SOCIAL HALL 7:00 PM GRUPO DE ORACIÓN CHAPEL
5:00 PM RCIA MEETING TAPESTRY ROOM
FRIDAY 14TH / VIERNES 14 SATURDAY 15TH / SABADO 15
10:00 AM SVDP PANTRY SOCIAL HALL 7:30 PM CORO LATINO CHURCH
SUNDAY 16TH / DOMINGO 16
9:00 AM CCD SOCIAL HALL 12:00 PM YOUTH GROUP
PARISH NEWS THIS WEEK / ESTA SEMANA
Save the Date To Celebrate: March 15, 2020
TIME IS SHORT, WE NEED YOUR HELP!
IN ORDER TO MAKE OUR GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION A SUCCESS, WE MUST ALL PITCH IN AND DO OUR
PART! CALL THE OFFICE TODAY AND SIGN UP FOR ANY OF THE AMAZING WAYS YOU CAN BE OF HELP—
PRE-CELEBRATION CHURCH CLEANING, GARDENING, SET-UP…OR POST FESTIVITIES CLEAN UP. EITHER
WAY, ST. MAURICE NEEDS YOU!
LE TEMPS EST COURT, NOUS AVONS BESOIN DE VOTRE AIDE! AFIN DE FAIRE DE NOTRE CÉLÉBRA-
TION DU JUBILÉ D'OR UN SUCCÈS, NOUS DEVONS TOUS NOUS INSCRIRE ET FAIRE NOTRE PARTIE!
APPELEZ AU BUREAU AUJOURD'HUI ET INSCRIVEZ-VOUS À TOUTES LES MANIÈRES ÉTONNANTES
QUE VOUS POUVEZ AIDER - NETTOYAGE, JARDINAGE, INSTALLATION DE L'ÉGLISE PRÉ-
CÉLÉBRATION… OU NETTOYAGE APRÈS LES FÊTES. DE TOUTE MANIÈRE, ST MO'S A BESOIN DE
VOUS!
¡EL TIEMPO ES CORTO, NECESITAMOS SU AYUDA! PARA HACER QUE NUESTRA CELEBRACIÓN DE
JUBILEO DE ORO SEA UN ÉXITO, ¡TODOS DEBEMOS PARTICIPAR Y HACER NUESTRA PARTE! LLAME
A LA OFICINA HOY MISMO Y REGÍSTRESE PARA CUALQUIERA DE LAS INCREÍBLES FORMAS DE
AYUDA: LIMPIEZA, JARDINERÍA, CONFIGURACIÓN DE LA IGLESIA ANTES DE LA CELEBRACIÓN O
LA LIMPIEZA POSTERIOR DE LAS FESTIVIDADES. ¡DE CUALQUIER MANERA, ST MAURICE TE NECESI-
TA!
Honor a Loved One’s Memory,
Special Intentions, Birthday
or Anniversary
Make a donation for a Monthly Gift
of the Mass or Candles
Honrar la Memoria de un ser querido,
Intenciones Especiales, Cumpleaños o Aniversa-
Bread Pan $60
Wine Vino $75
Candles Velas $50
Flowers Flores $50 (for the month por el mes)
FOREVER YOUNG SENIORS MEETS
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 13 AT 1:00PM ON
THE SOCIAL
H A L L ,
COME AND
JOIN US TO
HAVE SOME
FUN.
ST. SCHOLASTICA, VIRGIN
FEBRUARY 10
Little is known about Saint Scholastica on earth, save that she was the sister of the great patriarch St. Benedict, and that, under his direction, she founded and governed a numerous community near Monte Casino.
St. Gregory sums up her life by saying that she devoted herself to God from her childhood, and that her pure soul went to God in the likeness of a dove, as if to show that her life had been enriched with the fullest gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Her brother was accustomed to visit her every year, for “she could not be sated or wearied with the words of grace which flowed from his lips.” On his last visit, after a day passed in spiritual converse, the Saint, knowing that her end was near, said, “My brother, leave me not, I pray you, this night, but discourse with me till dawn on the bliss of those who see God in heaven.”
St. Benedict would not, break his rule at the bidding of natural affection; and then the Saint bowed her head on her hands and prayed; and there arose a storm so violent that St. Benedict could not return to his monastery, and they passed the night in heavenly conversation.
Three days later St. Benedict saw in a vision the soul of his sister going up in the likeness of a dove into heaven. Then he gave thanks to God for the graces He had given her, and for the glory which had crowned them. When she died, St. Benedict, her spiritual daughters, and the monks sent by St. Benedict mingled their tears and prayed, “Alas! alas! dearest mother, to whom dost thou leave us now? Pray for us to Jesus, to Whom thou art gone.”
They then devoutly celebrated holy Mass, “commending her soul to God;” and her body was borne to Monte Casino, and laid by her brother in the tomb he had prepared for himself.”
And they bewailed her many days;” and St. Benedict said, “Weep not, sisters and brothers; for assuredly Jesus has taken her before us to be our aid and defence against all our enemies, that we may stand in the evil day and be in all things perfect.”
She died about the year 543.
THE VIRGIN OF ALTAGRACIA
THE 4TH WEEKEND OF JANUARY, THE PATRON OF
THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC WAS CELEBRATED.
THE LAST SUNDAY OF JANUARY, MONSIGNOR BLESSED ALL THE PEOPLE WHO FULFILLED YEAR DURING THE MONTH.
Parish Regis tration -Come Join the Family ….. Experience meaningful love and worship by being a part of a dynamic community , joined together sacramentally in Jesus
Christ, supporting life-changing ministries. To join our family, call the Parish Office 954-961-7777 .
Or register Online at www.stmauriceatresurrection.org Regís tres e en nuestra parroquia —Bienven idos a nuestra familia Experimente amor y adoración significativos al ser parte de una comunidad dinámica, unida conjuntamente en Jesucristo,
apoyando ministerios que cambian la vida. Para unirse a nuestra Familia llame a la Oficina Parroquial 954 961 7777.
~ Declaración de la Misión Parroquial ~
Somos la Familia de San Mauricio en la Resurrección, reunidos sacramentalmente en Jesucristo, compartiendo nuestros talentos y habilidades, en todo el mundo para alimentar a los hambrientos . Continuamente renovamos nuestras energías celebrando alrededor de la Mesa del Señor y crecemos para ser Ministros más efectivos, en el nombre de Jesús. Amén.
Censo parroquial Las tarjetas del censo parroquial están dis-
ponibles en la parte de atrás de la iglesia,
junto a la sacristía.
Por favor busque su tarjeta, revise sus datos y
corrija de ser necesario o añada miembros
de su familia, con los sacramentos recibidos.
Por ultimo deposite en el buzón adecuado
su tarjeta ya corregida.
Muchas gracias por su colaboración.
LAS MANERAS DE DIOS DE SANAR
"Tu herida se curará rápidamente". —Isaías 58: 8
En un mundo de sufrimiento, dolor y quebrantamiento,
el Señor hace que
Increíble promesa de curación rápida. Esta promesa,
como muchas de las promesas del Señor, está precedi-
da y seguida por varios mandamientos. El Señor nos
ordena ayunar en el espíritu correcto y servir a las ne-
cesidades básicas de los pobres (Is 58: 6-7). Entonces
cumplirá varias promesas, si estamos dispuestos a res-
ponder a estas gracias obedeciendo más comandos
relacionados con hacer justicia (Is 58: 9ff).
Cuando estamos sufriendo, tendemos a querer que
Dios nos sane para que podamos volver al estilo de
vida que puede haber contribuido a nuestra enferme-
dad.
Sin embargo, el Señor quiere que nuestra curación sea
la pieza central de los principales desarrollos en nues-
tras vidas basados en el arrepentimiento, el amor, la
justicia y misericordia.
¿Aceptaremos sanidad en los términos del Señor? ¿Lo
dejaremos ser el Señor de nuestra curación y el Señor
de nuestras vidas? ¿Dejaremos que el Señor derribe y
reestructura nuestras vidas a través de la curación?
¿Subordinarás tu curación al Señor, el Sanador? (ver
Mc 2: 1ff)
Oración: Padre, me arrepiento de hacer un ídolo de mi
estilo de vida. Acepto a Jesús como mi Señor.
Promesa: "Decidí que mientras estaba contigo no ha-
blaría de nada más que de Jesucristo y de Él crucifica-
do". —1 Cor 2: 2
Alabanza: "El Dios de nuestros padres ha levantado a
Jesús, a quien mataste, colgándolo de un ár-
bol" (Hechos 5:30). ¡Aleluya!
LA ORACIÓN (continuación): El corazón es la
morada donde yo estoy, o donde yo habito, o
donde me adentro. Es nuestro centro escondi-
do; solo el Espíritu de Dios puede sondearlo y co-
nocerlo. Es el lugar de la decisión, en lo más pro-
fundo de nuestras tendencias. Es el lugar de la
verdad, allí donde elegimos entre la vida y la
muerte. Es el lugar del encuentro, ya que, a ima-
gen de Dios, vivimos en relación: es el lugar de
La Alianza.
La Oración Cristiana es una relación de Alianza
entre Dios y el hombre en Cristo. Es acción de
Dios y del hombre; brota del Espíritu Santo y de
nosotros, dirigida por completo al Padre, en
unión con la voluntad humana del Hijo de Dios
hecho hombre. La oración es la relación viva de
los hijos de Dios con su Padre infinitamente
bueno, con su Hijo Jesucristo y con el Espíritu
Santo. La gracia del Reino es "la unión de la San-
tísima Trinidad toda entera con el espíritu todo
entero" (St. Gregorio Nacianceno). Así, la vida
de oración es estar habitualmente en presencia
de Dios, tres veces Santo y en comunión con El.
Esta comunión de vida es posible siempre, por-
que, mediante el Bautismo, nos hemos converti-
do en un mismo ser con Cristo. La oración cristia-
na en tanto en cuanto es comunión con Cristo y
se extiende por la Iglesia que es su Cuerpo. Sus
dimensiones son las del Amor de Cristo.
