10110 N. Central Ave. Tampa, FL 33612 * mhrtampa.org * 813-933-2859 * (fax) 813-932-6153

Mass Times

Confessions

Parish Office Hours

Clergy

Monday: 9am - 3pm Tues. - Thurs: 8am - 3pm Friday - Sunday: Closed

Sunday: 8:00 am 10:00 am 12:30 pm (Spanish)

Monday: 6:45 am 6:00 pm

Tuesday: 6:45 am 6:00 pm

Wednesday:

6:45 am 6:00 pm 7:00 pm

(Spanish)

Thursday:

6:45 am 8:30 am

(School Mass) 6:00 pm

Friday: 6:45 am 6:00 pm

Saturday: 8:30 am

5:00 pm (Vigil)

All Weekday Masses are Celebrated in the St. Anthony

Retreat House, except for Wednesday 7pm Spanish mass.

Pastor: Fr. Anthony Coppola

Parochial Vicar: Fr. Jonathan Loverita

Deacons: Kevin Dwyer

Joseph Krzanowski Ted Martin

Saturday 3:30pm - 4:30pm

or by appointment

April 26, 2020 Third Sunday of Easter

Most Holy Redeemer Church Easter Flowers 2020

Thank you for your contributions to our Easter flowers fund. While we had to cancel order for Easter lilies, we did purchase silk hydrangeas, and you can see a small sample of this year’s sanctuary. Your contributions will be used to further decorate the sanctuary with silk flowers throughout the year. Thank you

In Memory of…Priscilla Trujillo, Joseph Trujillo, Paul Flasher, Hallon Flasher, Kriss Flasher Easton, Kevin Arnold, Jim Endress, Noah Austin, Doug Stante, Celie Popotte, Germain Popotte, Louise Lothard, Sineque Placido, Fernando Surpres, M/M Ernest Sucarichi, M/M John W. Blair, Donald K. Williams, Joan Williams, Tracey Williams, M/M Harold Edmordson Sr., David Evans, Norma & Gonzalo Garcia, Rob Jahnigen, J.W. Jones, Karl Witkowski, Warren & Arlene Liley, Henry & Frances Witkowski, Jennifer Sammon, Juan Agustin Escobar, Reilly & Murray Families, Bob Lamp, Priests & Religious of the Diocese, Andrew & Mildred Krauchik, Bernard & Mabel Lovering, Teresa, Clint Caudill, Servilio Posada, Mary, Tony Andrew & Dennis Podolinski, Mary & Joseph Stanyanchi, Celia & Harry Wacko, Margie Milo, The O’Driscoll Family, Deceased Sisters of St. Joseph, Willilam & Emma Glassen, Edward & Mary Schadt, Bernie & Janet Glassen, Robert T. Young, M/M Filkins, Melba Henson, Cornelius Clement, Ann Varn, Phillip Varn, Rita Clement, Joseph & Anna Morello, Benjamin Alba, Olie Wierichs, Hady Salek, Emma & Robaclo Sandria, Frank D. Scalise, Sr., Frank D. Scalise Jr, Elizabeth Relihan, James & Eula Relihan, Florence Relihan, James & Emma Relihan, John Relihan, John Carroll, Frances R. Brown, Jerry Creedon, Bob Nosworthy, Ingrid Albert, Jason Zelaya, Angela Vargas, Rosalina Hernandez, Bernardo Herpin, Guillermo, Roberto, Venancia, Nanda, Agripina, Gregoria, Martin, Francisco, Juan, Antonio, Silverio Pagan, Jose Rodriguez, Juana Ortega, Maria, Marrero, Paquita, Alfredo y Pedro R. Rivera, Nicole Pagan, Parents, Bill Terlop, Jr & Family, Jacques & Geraldine deRochemont, John & Rosaria Gelci

In Honor of… Theresa Richardson, Theresa Gheen, Betty LaRue, M/M Paul Flasher, Victor & Margarita Lluberes, BridgetYoung, M/M Victor Lugo, Rick Menendez, M/M Tom McCarthy, Anthony Piene, Marie Theresa Popotte, Gracia Popotte, M/M Anthony Pierre, Donelle, Tiffany, James B, Sucarichi, Janielle Williams, Hunter Daykin, M/M Thomas Sucarichi, M/M Roberts, M/M. Gonzalo Garcia, Iris Marie Bucheli-Nieves, Debbie Jahnigen, Ellen Witkowski, M/M Cesar Escobar, Tina Reilly, Carol Henderson, Christina Myers, Ron Panzieri, M/M Bernard Lovering, People in hospitals & nursing homes, Marie O’Driscoll, Marie Schadt, Gerry Young, M/M Paul Jeffries, Cathe Varn, Robert & Patricia Mitulinsky, Josephine Butz, Jeff Sass, M/M Roland Salek, Ana Conway, Edwin & Ninoska Rodriguez, Mrs Scott Gamache, Lily Pensiera, Mary Louise Beamon, Janet L. Scalise, M/M Alfred Lampe, John O. Relihan, Rosa Del Rosario, Robert Sullivan, Maria Alonso, M/M Harlon Parchment, Kathleen Nosworthy, M/M Jose Garcia Velasquez, Magdalena Martinez, M/M Yoel Zambrano, M/M Jose Realeno, M/M Orellana Gonzalez, Karen Escobar & Family, M/M Marcelino Escobar, Jhonatan Y Ana Zavala, Adolfo & Mariana Pichardo, Jackline Hernandez, La familia Rios, Familia De Pene, M/M Pedro Gonzalez, M/M Feliciano Olalde, Margarita Pagan, Gertrudis Pineda Salazar, M/M Jesus Pagan, M/M Ermin Morales, Hilda Munoz, Carmen Rodriguez, Cynthia Nurse, Family members of Marie & Bill Terlop, M/M Sergio Jaramillo, M/M Robert Gelcich, M/M Walt Swisher, M/M Paul Ferguson

MC: Main Church - SAR: St. Anthony Retreat House - SAC: St. Anthony Chapel - DH: Main Hall

Pray for the Sick

Prepare for next Sunday, May 3rd, 2020

First Reading - “God has made both Lord and Christ, this Jesus whom you crucified.” (ACTS 2:14A, 36-41)

PSALM - “The Lord is my shepherd; there is nothing I shall want.” (PS 23: 1-3A, 3B4, 5, 6) Second Reading - “He himself bore our sins, so that, free from sin, we might live for righteousness.” (1 PT 2: 20B-25) Gospel - “I am the gate, whoever enters through me will be saved.” (JN 10: 1-10)

Sunday, April 26th Live Stream 10:00am + Michael Antonini 12:30pm + Ernesto Ocacio All other Masses have been cancelled until further notice.

Parish Events & News

Pray for the living & the dead

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Jason Capitano,

Carl Hinson,

Pete Perez,

Daniel Sutter, Shirley

Conway,

Angelica Espinosa,

Barbara Cowne,

Lucy Perez,

Betty LaRue,

Karen Lizeth, Jeremy

Joyce, Lydia Williams,

Mary Ellen O’Brien,

Shelly Fougerousse.

Mass Intentions

Into your hands O Lord, we

commend the souls of our recently departed. May their

souls and the souls of the faithful depart,

through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

Mrs. Agnes Carson

Sunday Mass will be live on Facebook and posted to our website. You may also visit our website mhrtampa.org to watch daily Mass by

Bishop Barron from Word on Fire. Here are other resources to help you stay connected and grow in your faith during this time. . FORMED- a digital platform that gives Catholics access to thousands of feature films, documentaries, programs for kids, audio presentations and eBooks.

1.Visit FORMED.org, 2.Click “Sign Up”, 3.Select “I Belong to a Parish or Organization”, 4.Find our parish by name or zip code, 5.Enter your email – and you’re in!

Daily Scripture Reflections - dosp.org/courgeouslyliving/reflections EWTN - ewtn.com or Word on Fire - wordonfire.org

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

As you already know public Mass celebration, public penance services, parish and social events, and ministry gatherings have been suspended until further notice. Here is Most Holy Redeemer Schedule for now.

Live Stream Mass (Facebook) Sundays - English 10am Spanish 12pm Padre Pio Prayer Chapel Opened 7 days a week - 7am - 7pm Main Church Opened for Prayer Wednesdays 2pm - 7pm Fridays 9am - 7pm Adoration Wednesdays - 3pm - 7pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy (Facebook Live) Wednesdays - English - 3pm Spanish 6pm Rosary (Facebook Live) Wednesdays - English - 4pm Spanish 6:30pm

KOC: Knights of Columbus - BR: Benefactor Room - MS: Mary Serina - PR: Patio Room

Weekly Offering

2020 APA

3

04/12/19

Mailed Donations

Online Giving

Total

$4,095

$3,436

$7,531

Assessment $87,078

Pledged $9,118

Paid $5,470

Contributors 81

Spanish Community Events & News

Dear Parish Family,

We know this is a difficult time for everyone. Please

know you and your families are in our

prayers, and we hope to be untied again very soon. While we are separated due to our Parish being closed you can still help

our church carry on through Online Giving.

Online Giving helps sustain our church.

With Online Giving you can make donations via

your smart device or computer.

If you would like to sign up visit:

osvonlinegiving.com/931

Queridos hermanos y hermanas:

Como ya saben, la celebración de la misa pública, los eventos parroquiales y las reuniones de ministerios se han suspendido hasta nuevo aviso. Aquí está el horario de Most Holy Redeemer por ahora.

Misa por Facebook en Español - domingos a las 12pm Capilla de Padre Pio estará abierta 7 días de la semana - 7am - 7pm La Iglesia estará abierta Miércoles 2pm - 7pm Viernes 9am - 7pm Adoración Miércoles - 3pm - 7pm La Coronilla de la Divina Misericordia (Facebook) Miércoles en Español a las 6pm Rosario (Facebook) Miércoles en Español a las 6:30pm

Third Sunday of Easter - Gospel Reflection by Bishop Parkes - 4.26.2020

Do you recognize Jesus?

We are now three weeks past the crucifixion and resurrection. There is still a buzz through the community about what has transpired. Some believe, others still not sure. We see that today in our news and events. Sometimes we don’t know what to believe until we see or experience the events ourselves. Sometimes it matters who is giving you the information. Are they a credible source? Are they factual and believable?

This weekend’s Gospel from Luke finds two disciples on the road to a village called Emmaus. On the way, they encounter someone who they do not recognize, and begin conversing about all the things that had just happened in Jerusalem regarding Jesus the Nazarene. Incredibly, it was Jesus they were speaking with, but they didn’t recognize Him. It wasn’t until He took bread, broke it and gave it to them that they recognized Him. He was made known to them in the breaking of the bread.

Do you recognize Jesus at the breaking of the bread every Sunday at the altar? Do you recognize Jesus in the faces of those at church? How about in your community—the poor, the downtrodden, the sick? Would someone see Jesus in you? Are you Jesus for someone when they are down, when they need a consoling word, a smile?

The Gospel says that after Jesus left them, they returned to Jerusalem where they gathered with the eleven. They hear the good news that Jesus has truly been raised, and they share their experience of encountering Jesus on the road to Emmaus. This encounter transformed them into witnesses.

This weekend ask Jesus to enter more deeply into your heart when you accept Him - body, blood, soul and divinity. This will empower you to be Christ for others, and to live and share the Good News with others. - Bishop Gregory Parkes, Diocese of St. Petersburg