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St. Teresa School 567 S. Richmond Ave. Carson City, NV
Office (775) 882-2079 Fax (775) 882-6135 Website: www.stts.org
Peggy Burger, Principal
Bonnie Silsby, Assistant Principal
Child Development Center Cindy Supko, Director (775)
283-0261
Parish Office Hours:
Phone Calls Only 882-1968
Monday - Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm
Reservations required Mass Times:
Saturday: 4:00pm
Sunday: 8:00 am, 10:00 am,
12:00 pm, 2:00pm Spanish,
5:00pm, and 7:00pm Spanish
Please call the parish office
Weekday Masses: Monday, Tuesday, Friday
8:00 am Thursday, 8:30am
Wednesday—at 12:15 pm Wednesday Mass will be
exclusively for the vulnerable, elderly and
those who cannot be around large crowds.
Confessions on Saturday: 2:30pm – 3:30pm
Outside the church in the designated stations as
indicated.
Fr. Thomas Babu Pastor
Fr. Eduardo Gutierrez Parochial Vicar
3000 N. Lompa Lane Carson City, NV 89706 775-882-1968 Fax
775-883-7063
email: [email protected] website:
www.stteresaofavila.net
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Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 1 Dear Brothers and
Sisters in Christ, Over one billion Catholics all over the world
observe today as World Mission Sunday. This annual observance was
instituted 94 years ago in 1926 by Pope Pius XI’s Papal decree.
Every year since then, the universal Church has dedicated the month
of October to reflection on and prayer for the missions. On World
Mission Sunday, Catholics gather to celebrate the Eucharist and to
contribute to a collection for the work of evangelization around
the world. This annual celebration gives us a chance to reflect on
the importance of mission work for the life of the Church. It
reminds us that we are one with the Church around the world and
that we are all committed to carrying on the mission of Christ,
however different our situations may be. The Holy Fathers’ Mission
Sunday messages: In his World Mission Sunday messages, Pope
Benedict XVI stressed the importance of Christian charity in action
as the keynote of evangelization. He encouraged Churches with a
shortage of priests to get them from countries with many priests.
In the Pauline Year, he encouraged everyone “to take renewed
awareness of the urgent need to proclaim the Gospel.” He reminded
us that the “the goal of the Church’s mission is to illumine all
peoples with the light of the Gospel,” and he exhorted all
Christians “to redouble their commitment to participate in the
missionary activity that is an essential component of the life of
the Church.” Pope Francis, in his first World Mission Sunday
message, 2013, challenged us to proclaim courageously and in every
situation the Gospel of Christ, a message of hope, reconciliation
and communion. In his 2014 Mission Sunday message, the Pope
challenged the Church to become a welcoming home, a mother for all
peoples, and the source of rebirth for our world through the
intercession of Mary, the model of humble and joyful
evangelization. “The Church is on a mission in the world,” Pope
Francis writes in his 2019 World Mission Day message, Baptized and
Sent. “This missionary mandate touches us personally: I am a
mission, always; you are a mission, always; every baptized man and
woman is a mission.” Hence the Holy Father calls on all Catholics
and the Church to revive missionary awareness and commitment. In
his 2020 message, Pastors Reflection on the Sunday Scriptures: The
Pharisees who asked Jesus this question about taxes were interested
in one thing: getting Jesus in trouble with the authorities. Jesus
saw through their ploy, but instead of ignoring or humiliating
them, he taught them a lesson. And that lesson is as valid today as
it was twenty centuries ago: Give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar,
and to God what belongs to God. Every Christian holds dual
citizenship, each one of which has its own benefits and duties. Our
birth made us citizens of an earthly nation; our baptism made us
citizens of a heavenly Kingdom. Sometimes they overlap, but in the
end, our earth citizenship will finish, while our heavenly
citizenship will last forever. It's obvious which one is more
important. Through the centuries, the many Christian saints and
martyrs have taught us that if we are ever forced to choose between
the two, if ever Caesar tries to take what belongs to God, we must
be faithful to our true, everlasting homeland, even if it means
suffering painful consequences here on earth. But today Christ is
reminding us that, as far as possible, we need to live out both of
these citizenships responsibly. How can we do that? Take a few
minutes to reflect on how we can be good citizens of earth, giving
to Caesar what belongs to him, as well as good citizens in Christ's
Kingdom, giving to God what belongs to him. Being a Christian in a
Democracy - the Forgotten Opportunity: But staying informed about
important current issues is only half of our democratic duty. As
Christians, we are called not only to help maintain civil society,
but also to help improve it, to help build up a civilization of
Christian justice and love. In democratic societies, we have a
unique opportunity to do this by making good use of the many
conversations that happen in election years - conversations about
social virtues and values that never even happen in non-democratic
societies. Many of our friends, colleagues, and neighbors want to
make the right decisions in the voting booth, but don't understand
the difference between foundational and secondary issues. They are
hungry for the truth on these complicated issues. As followers of
Christ, we are called to feed the hungry, to let our light shine
before others and do the common good without looking at the cost.
Sociological studies have repeatedly shown that the single biggest
influence on how people vote is not the mass media, but the input
and advice they get from friends and colleagues. (continued)
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It is ok to have differences in our political rooting, but the
ideologies should not be against TRUTH JUSTICE and EQUALITY and
HUMAN LIFE, FOR PROMOTING THE DIGNITY OF GOD’S LIFE-GIVEN BREATH ON
THE HUMAN RACE FROM NATURAL BIRTH THROUGH NATURAL DEATH, NOT
MISSING ANY SINGLE MOMENT IN BETWEEN, WHICH SHOULD BE PROMOTING
EQUALITY AND FAIRNESS. We are God's messengers; we have something
important - something crucial - to contribute to these
conversations! The great Anglican political thinker Edmund Burke
once said, "All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to do
nothing." In today's largely democratic world, where good and evil
are still fighting it out, let's do something. Let's give to God
what belongs to God (nothing less), and give to Caesar what belongs
to Caesar (nothing more). Let's do so today in this Mass, tomorrow
at the office or in the classroom, and every day thereafter, world
without end, Amen. The Carmelite Order celebrates the feast of St.
Teresa of Jesus (Avila) on October 15th. St. Teresa does not need
any introduction. She is famous among the laity and a shining
luminary in the Catholic Church. She is one of the three women
Doctors of the Church, with St. Therese of Lisieux and St.
Catherine of Siena, being the other two. She is known as the
Reformer of Carmel, along with St. John of the Cross, and founded
the Discalced Order of the Carmelite family. The Teresian reform is
not the only reform in Carmel. There were other reforms including
the Reform of Touraine in France (17th century) and the Mantuan
reform in Italy, which effected many changes in the Order. But St.
Teresa's reform was the most well known partly because of her own
charismatic personality and widespread influence. She was a very
influential woman of her day and collaborated with powerful people.
She wrote books dealing with her life and prayer. To mention some
of her famous works: The Life (autobiographical), The Way of
Perfection (written for her Nuns), The Interior Castle (on Prayer)
and the Book of Foundations. There are a variety of commentaries
written about these books and you can check them out at
http://www.icspublications.org/ Lectio Divina (or divine reading)
is not particularly exclusive to Saint Teresa of Avila. It is an
old form of monastic prayer used throughout many centuries. It is a
monastic designation for meditative reading of the Scriptures.
According to Fr. Morello’s book, there are four steps to lectio
divina: 1. Lectio -Meaning “reading”, understood as the careful
repetitious recitation of a short text of Scripture. 2. Meditatio
-Meaning “meditation”, an effort to understand the meaning of the
text and make it personally relevant to oneself. 3. Oratio -Meaning
“prayer”, a personal response to the text, asking for the grace of
the text. 4. Contemplatio -Meaning “contemplation.” It is gazing at
length on something. The idea behind this element is that sometimes
with God’s infused grace, one is elevated beyond meditation to an
experiential contact with the divine presence, to God’s truth and
benevolence. Yours in Christ, Fr. Tom
Next weekend— Society of the Propagation of the Faith
Dear Brothers and Sisters, Society of the Propagation of the
Faith, celebrated this year on October 24th and 25th, the Catholics
of the world unite at Mass to recommit to the Baptismal vocation to
be missionaries. As we pray and respond here at home, we are
replicating what is also taking place in every parish and chapel
all over the world. Your generosity through the Society for the
Propagation of the Faith will reach those who await the “Good News”
of Jesus, who long to experience His hope and love, Please continue
to pray that all of us in the Diocese of Reno may be eager and
effective witnesses of Jesus, as He asked us to be.
Sincerely yours in Christ Most Reverend Randolph R. Calvo
Bishop of Reno
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St. Teresa of Avila, Carson
Monday: October 19th: 8:00am Pedro Pacheco and Familia by
Familia Del Real Tuesday: October 20th: 8:00am Family and Friends
Living and Deceased of Debbie Lundberg by Debbie Lundberg
Wednesday: October 21st: 12:15pm Luis Angel and Familia by Familia
Del Real Thursday: October 22nd: 8:30am Anthony Anzalone (d) by
Shirley & Ron Kengott Friday: October 23rd: 8:00am Anthony
Anzalone (d) by Shirley & Ron Kengott Saturday: October 24th:
4:00pm John Ramirez (d) by Familia Contreras Sunday: October 25th:
8:00am Kelly Fletcher Beck (d) by Fletcher Family 10:00am Maggie
Panelli by Kay Savenelli 12:00pm Gloria Sepolio Martinez (d) by
Gloria Corvin 2:00pm Enedina Farias (d) by Aida Modrigal 5:00pm
Glenn R. Phillips (d) and Carina Maaghop (d) by Sophia Phillips
& Family 7:00pm St Teresa of Avila Community
THE RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION—
A Journey of Conversion, "Come follow me"
RCIA is the process by which adults be-come members of the
Catholic Church. This includes adults who have never been baptized
as well as those who have been baptized in another Christian
tradition. Catholics who would like to receive the Sacraments of
Confirmation and/or Eucharist or who would like to reconnect with
their faith are also welcome to participate. We meet Thursdays from
6:30 - 8:30 pm.
For more information, please contact Tina Akerley at 882-1968
ext. 112.
CHANGES TO THE RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION PROGRAM Registration is now open for Religious
Education for the 2020-2021 year.
There is an exciting change to Religious Education this year as
our parish shifts from classroom Faith Formation to Online Family
Catechesis. We will be using a new Online Program called Pathways!
The Program, along with the Director of Religious Education, will
provide support as parents grow in their faith while they guide
their children. Grade specific training and instructions will be
part of this exciting transition. This year’s online program will
run from October 2020 to May 2021. Please go to our St. Teresa of
Avila Website: www.stteresaofavila.net and click on the Religious
Education Registration tab to begin the registration program or go
directly to the Registration Website we are using called Planning
Center Services:
https://registration.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/527493
There is a Family Registration fee of $75 plus an additional $10
per child.
Please contact the Director of Religious Education Program for
any questions.
Brenda Mendoza [email protected]
775-882-1968 ex. 113 COLUMBARIUM UPDATE
Phase 3 of our Columbarium is now full. One hundred ninety two
parish families have decided to spend eternity with us at St.
Teresa's. The Finance Council has been reviewing options to build a
Phase 4 and it has been determined our current site can retain its
beauty with the addition of another circular columbarium. This will
open up 96 more niches. If you are still wanting to spend eternity
with us at St. Teresa's and have not reserved your space, please
consider obtaining a space in the Phase 4 structure. Please contact
Nancy in the parish office if you want more information or to
reserve a space.
St. Teresa's Women's Society
would like to express our Thanks and Gratitude to the anonymous
donor which will enable us
to continue our charitable works in our community.
Pleaseprayforthereposeofthesoulsof Sabino Perez, Michelle
Heister, Kathleen Caff, Jose Victorio Sebastian Garcia, Mary Anne
Graves and all deceased members and their families in the Parish.
Pleaseprayfor Aurelia Lopez Ramirez, “Bud” Hubert Harris, James and
Laurie Sibley, Philip Shide and all ill in the parish, ire
protection, military, law enforcement and their families.
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STEWARDSHIP OF RESOURCES
October 10th/11th, 2020 Offertory——-——————————–- $12,412.00
Votive———————————————— 236.86 Second School Collection———————–-
675.00 St. Vincent De Paul—————————— 425.00 Pastor’s Charity
Fund—————————— 30.00 All Saints——————————————–-- 21.00 All
Souls———————————————— 35.00 Campaign for Human Development————-
10.00 Propagation of the Faith————————– 607.00 Seminary
Education——————————– 45.00 Special Donation——————————- 15,000.00
Sacraments/Sacramentals——————— 410.00
Online Giving: $2,783.00 In gratitude for the gifts we have
received, our parish family and friends made a joyful return to the
Lord of $28,789.86 and to special outreach of $1,177.00. We have
approximately 2000 registered families. Our weekly expenses are
over $20,000.
COME BACK TO MASS! Per Gov. Sisolak and our Bishop we are going
to be able to have up to 230 people at each Mass. All parishioners
will still need to check in and will be required to wear a mask.
Due to the increased numbers however, we ask that you arrive at
least 15 minutes before Mass time so that you can get checked in
and seated. We will no longer be taking reservations during the
week for weekend Masses. We look forward to seeing everyone return
to Mass.
REGRECEN A LA MISA Según el gobernador Sisolak y nuestro Obispo,
vamos a poder tener hasta 230 personas en ca-da misa . Todos los
feligreses deberán usar una máscara. Sin embargo, debido al aumento
del número, le pedimos que llegue al menos 15 minutos antes de la
misa para que pueda regis-trarse y sentarse. Ya no es necesario
hacer reservaciones durante la semana para misas de fin de semana.
Esperamos ver a todos regresar a Misa.
Come join us for our St. Teresa's
Drive Thru Trunk or Treat
Where: St. Teresa's parking lot 3000 Lompa Lane When: October
30th, 2020 (Friday) Time: 3:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. Decorated Cars,
Candy & Surprises If you are interested in helping contact:
Monica Howk 775-846-2629 or Peggy @ 775-400-4141
DO YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW NEED HELP PAYING RENT IN CARSON
CITY
Nevada Rural Housing Authority– 775-887-1795 or www.nvural,org
1.CARES Act Community Housing Assistance Program (CHAP) — Income
must have been negatively impacted because of Covid 19. . Will pay
for past due rent and current rent. 2. Emergency Assissant
Program—For those who do not qualify for CHAP funding. Salvation
Army – 775-887-9120 Various funding sources to assist with past due
rent and current rent for residents of Carson City, Churchill,
Douglas, Lyon and Storey Counties. Northern NV Center for
Independent Living – 775-353-3599 or www.nncil.org Emergency
Eviction Relief Program for legally disabled individuals and
families who live in north-ern Nevada. Income must have been
negatively impacted because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Ron Wood
Family Resource Center – 775-884-2269 CARES Act COVID-19 Relief
Grant for past due rent and past due utility bill assistance for
Carson City residents only. Income must have been nega-tively
impacted because of the COVID-19. Carson City Human Services –
775-887-2110 Emergency Rent Program for past due rent for Carson
City residents only. Income limits apply. St. Vincent de Paul
Society – 775-882-1968 ext. 119 Various funding sources to assist
with past due rent and current rent for Carson City residents only.
Rent assistance can be provided for tenants in apartments, houses,
long-term hotels/motels, mo-bile home parks and long-term RV parks.
SVDPS will pay some rent if tenant can pay the remaining balance
owed.
Next Prayer Zoom Meeting is This Tuesday, October 20th
If you would like to join our prayer group, please send your
email to
[email protected]
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—MASKS ARE NECESSARY TO ATTEND MASS— It is mandated by the
Governor that masks must be worn. The Diocese Protocols are in
agreement with this State order. We do not want Mass time to be a
time of contention, please abide by this order or we must ask you
to leave so the church is not shut down. Thanks for your attention
to these mandates.
CHURCH STAFF DIRECTORY Nancy Haffey Finance Manager Ext. 103
Alicia Rubio Office Manager Pastor’s Secretary Ext 104 Steve
Azzopardi Choir Director (8:00am) Liturgy Committee, Chair Jim
Weismann Music & Liturgy Coordinator Ext 101 Jeffrey Warnar
Facility Maintenance Ext 117
RCIA — Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults and Children: Tina
Akerley Adult Director Ext 112 Brenda Mendoza Children Director Ext
113 Carol Tate Pastoral Assistant & Environment Ext 106
Dcn. Gil Coleman Baptism Class Preparation Dcn. Michael Johnson
Prison Ministry Dcn. Dennis Schreiner Centering Prayer Dcn. Craig
Lagier Homeless Ministry
Religious Education:
Brenda Mendoza Religious Education Director 1-5 grade &
6th-High School Ext 113 Tina Akerley Pastoral Assistant Ext 112
Monica Howk Youth Activities Director Ext. 111
Each week, the videos of the Mass will be uploaded and can be
seen on YouTube by 7:00a.m. each Sunday morning. Masses are in both
English and Spanish. Además de la transmisión en español por
Facebook Live cuando padre Eduardo esté celebrando la misa.
Thank you for being patient with us as we move forward with the
new liturgical changes. Please note we are in need of many more
volunteers now that we are increasing our attendance to 230. If you
were a Eucharist Minister or usher and feel comfortable resuming
these duties, please contact Alicia in the Parish Office.
Gracias por ser paciente con nosotros a medida que avanzamos con
los nuevos cambios litúrgicos. Tenga en cuenta que necesitamos
muchos más voluntarios ahora que estamos aumentando nuestra
asistencia a 230. Si fue un ministro de Eucaristía o usher y se
siente cómodo al reanudar estas tareas, comuníquese con Alicia en
la oficina parroquial.
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 18, 2020
“Repay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar,
and to God what belongs to God.”
— Matthew 22:21
READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Eph 2:1-10; Ps 100:1b-5; Lk
12:13-21 Tuesday: Eph 2:12-22; Ps 85:9ab-14; Lk 12:35-38 Wednesday:
Eph 3:2-12; Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6; Lk 12:39-48 Thursday: Eph 3:14-21;
Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 11-12, 18-19; Lk 12:49-53 Friday: Eph 4:1-6; Ps
24:1-4ab, 5-6; Lk 12:54-59 Saturday: Eph 4:7-16; Ps 122:1-5; Lk
13:1-9 Sunday: Ex 22:20-26; Ps 18:2-4, 47, 51; 1 Thes 1:5c-10; Mt
22:34-40
Vigésimo Noveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
18 de octubre de 2020 “Den, pues, al César
los que es del César, y a Dios lo que es de Dios”.
— Mateo 22:21
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA Lunes: Ef 2:1-10; Sal 100 (99):1b-5; Lc
12:13-21 Martes: Ef 2:12-22; Sal 85 (84):9ab-14; Lc 12:35-38
Miércoles: Ef 3:2-12; Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6; Lc 12:39-48 Jueves: Ef
3:14-21; Sal 33 (32):1-2, 4-5, 11-12, 18-19; Lc 12:49-53 Viernes:
Ef 4:1-6; Sal 24 (23):1-4ab, 5-6; Lc 12:54- 59 Sábado: Ef 4:7-16;
Sal 122 (121):1-5; Lc 13:1-9 Domingo: Ex 22:20-26; Sal 18 (17):2-4,
47, 51; 1 Tes 1:5c-10; Mt 22:34-40
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