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PASTOR’S CORNER
Damnation that works
A cartoon by Edward Koren in The New Yorker offers a different take on hell:
In the cartoon, Satan and his smirking assistants are welcoming a group of condemned souls to the dark, burning landscape of his domain. The Prince of Darkness explains to the sad collection of new arrivals: “You’ll find there’s no right or wrong here. Just what works for you.”
It is exactly that attitude that makes our lives “hell” in the first place: that everything is about us, that our needs and wants trump the needs of everyone else, that right and wrong are all relative to our moods and feelings and desires. Can you imagine such a “hell” this would be if everyone acted only in his or her own interest? True love would be impossible, healing forgiveness would be a non-starter, and there would be no way out of spiraling poverty and brokenness. On this First Sunday of Lent, the Spirit of God sends us into the desert of our own hearts to confront the attitudes and values that really do “work” for us: the grace of God that enables us to let go of our self-centeredness that makes our lives “hell” for ourselves and those we love.
(Connections Newsletter, March 9, 2014: First Sunday of Lent)
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Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Fry
Friday, March 10
6:30 pmDeasy Hall
Bingo to Follow
• 4600 Preserve Pkwy • Hoover, AL 35226 • 205.822.9125 • [email protected] •
March 4 & 5, 20171st Sunday of Lent
All are Welcome...
Are you interested in praising God through beautiful
and prayerful music?Join the Prince of Peace Choirs!
Practice times are as follows:Saturday 5:00 pm & Sunday 11:00 am Choirs:
Thursdays at 7:00 pmSunday 8:30 am Choir:Wednesdays at 7:00 pm
Glorybound Youth Choir:Wednesdays from 6:00 - 6:30 pm
Mass Intentions for March 6 - March 12
Monday 8:30 am Kendra Hauer † 6:30 pm Paul Basak †Tuesday 8:30 am Frances Wilson † 7:00 pm Para la IglesiaWednesday 8:15 am Michael McCarthy † 5:00 pm Laura & Richard Dean S.I.Thursday 8:30 am Don Snyder †Friday 8:30 am Beth Wigginton †Saturday 5:00 pm Ed Kyser † Sunday 7:00 am Ed Skinner † 8:30 am Joe Dwyer † 1:30 pm Para la Iglesia 5:00 pm Randy Bolin † 7:00 pm Para la Iglesia
HappeningsChildcare services are available at the POP Nursery during
Sunday morning programs and Wednesday night RCIA.Monday - March 6Centering Prayer - 9:30 am - St. MartinTuesday - March 7ELECTION DAY - 7:00 am - 7:00 pm - Deasy HallPraySing! - 9:30 am - St. ElizabethW.O.W. Women of Worship - 9:30 am - St. Jude Topic: Ten Commandments, Msgr. Pope’s Ten Commandments Living the Commandments by Bill Heubsch Contact: Jill Kent, 205.913.1750, [email protected] Bible Study - 9:30 am - St. Monica “Enjoying the Old Testament” Topic: Wisdom Literature: Proverbs and QohelethCaring Needles - 1:00 pm - St. ElizabethWednesday - March 8POP School Mass - 8:15 am - ChurchPraySing! - 9:30 am & 5:00 pm - St. ElizabethWednesday Night Dinner - 5:30 pm - Deasy HallMS Youth Group - 5:30 pm - Deasy Hall, 6:00 - 7:30 pm - CafeteriaGlorybound Choir - 6:00 pm - ChurchBible Study with Fr. Holloway - 6:15 pm - Chapel Topic: John’s GospelSocial Media Parent Meeting - 6:30 pm - Deasy HallRCIA - 6:30 pm - St. Jude Topic: Prayer & Forms of Prayer, Lord’s PrayerHS Youth Group - 6:00 - 8:00 pm - Youth RoomThursday - March 9Adoration - 9:00 am - 9:oo pm - ChapelCentering Prayer - 6:30 - 7:15 pm - St. ElizabethFriday - March 10Stations of the Cross - 12:00 pm - ChurchM.O.M.S. Group - 9:30 am - St. Jude Topic: Book Study: Resisting Happiness by Matthew Kelly Contact: Stefanie Daniel, 205.213.3832 or Amy Walsh, [email protected] Fish Fry - 6:30 pm - Deasy Hall (Bingo to follow)Saturday - March 11Habitat for Humanity - Meet in Church Lot at 7:15 amSunday - March 12Scripture in Action - 9:45 am - St. ElizabethAdult Education Series - 9:45 am - St. Monica Catholicism, A Journey to the Heart of Faith Topic: Happy Are We: The Teachings of JesusFirst Communion Child & Parent Retreat - 3:00 - 7:00 pm HS Youth Group - 6:00 - 8:00 pm - Youth Room
Prayer, Formation, & Parish Events
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Adult Confirmation and Information Program
Prince of Peace Parish will host a special six-week program during the Sundays of Lent for adults who have never received the Sacrament of Confirmation and for anyone desiring to learn more about the Catholic faith. Classes will meet in St. Monica room at 9:45 a.m., beginning March 5. Participants may be confirmed at the Easter Vigil service on April 15.
The program will feature episodes from Bishop Robert Barron's outstanding series, Catholicism. Topics will include The Revelation of God Become Man, The Teachings of Jesus, The Ineffable Mystery of God, The Mystery of the Church's Sacrament and Worship, and others. This award-winning series was filmed on location in 10 different countries. Bishop Barron uses art, architecture, landscape and music to present theGospel message in a manner that is both engaging and inspiring.
Program participants will be able to purchase the book, Catholicism: A Journey to the Heart of the Faith, at a discounted rate of $10. Chapters in the text expand on the topics of the videos. For additional information, contact Mike Brown at [email protected].
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Prayer, Formation, & Parish EventsFinancial Stewardship
What temptations lure us from the path of discipleship? Possessions? Pride? Power? Oh Lord, create for us a clean heart and
renew a steadfast spirit within us!
Financial Stewardship for February 25 & 26: Building Fund $ 12,078.00
Offertory $ 15,440.00
Safety Corner: Code GreenTornado season is coming up. Remember if a Code Green is called during mass, it’s a serious weather event. When the Code Green is announced the Safety Team will direct movement to designated safe areas located throughout the campus. Safe areas are recognized by “Green Dot” signs located on walls. Persons with children in the nursery should immediately go to the classroom and bring their child to the nursery hallway. Proper tornado position is to sit or crouch & cover your head until “All Clear” is given.
Please be aware that there have been four Catholic churches, including POP, involved in theft. Purses have been stolen from back pews. This is a rare thing but theft can occur anywhere. Make sure you lock your car doors and keep track of purses, cell phones, etc. while at Mass.
Please be Sure to Read!
Mark Your Calendars!
PARISH MISSON: March 13-15 - 6:30 pm Childcare Provided - 6:00 pm
Pick up your Matthew Bag!Sunday, March 5
After the 5:00 pm MassA few weeks ago, the High School Youth Group made over 100 “Matthew Bags” that are now ready for pickup. The name “Matthew Bags” comes from Matthew 25:31-40. “Whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.” These “Matthew Bags” are ziploc bags filled with shelf-stable items, personal hygiene items, socks and a note of encouragement. The idea is that when you see someone in need, give them a bag.
Some teens have already distributed the bags over the past weekend, in turn, benefiting more from the reaction of the individuals receiving the bags. It was a very touching moment.
Bags will be available in the Gathering Space after the 5:00 pm Mass on Sunday, March 5. Please take some for your car.
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Job OpportunitiesCombine your faith and career at EWTN!
We are looking to fill positions for Benefits Specialist/Manager and HR Generalist/Manager. For more informtaion on job requirements, go to www.ewtn.com. Please email cover letter, salary requirements and resumé to [email protected].
Prayer, Formation, & Parish EventsReligious Education
The Power of HabitsHabits have a massive impact on our lives. For better or for worse, they can shape our destiny.
Resistance loves the negative patterns in your life, the bad habits. The path of least resistance creates negative routines, rituals and rhythms. Do you know what the negative patterns are in your life? Do you procrastinate by watching television? Do you try to spend your way to happiness? Do you eat when you are not hungry to deal with emotions? Do you drink to escape? Do you constantly check your e-mail or social media to avoid doing the most important things? Do you keep spending time with people even though you know they are not helping you become the-best-version-of-yourself?
We also have negative habits of the mind. Do you worry about things that you have no control over? Do you obsess about the worst possible outcome in situations? Are you constantly judging yourself and others? Do you keep returning to feelings of guilt even after God has forgiven you? Do you dwell on things in the past you wish you had done differently? Do you blame yourself even when something is not your fault? Do you doubt yourself constantly? (Resisting Happiness, Matthew Kelly)
As we begin this Lenten journey together, what questions can we begin to let go? We all have these questions and habits that crowd our thinking and daily routines each day - how can we begin to feel a sense of peace and let go of things and feelings that are out of our control? Let’s try together to give up just one bad habit.
Upcoming Events:Classes: March 5, 12, 19
No class March 26 - Happy Spring Break! First Eucharist Child and Parent Retreat: March 12, 3:00 - 7:00 pm
Fast. Pray. Give up your Envelopes! We invite you to help your parish save money by giving up your offertory envelopes this Lent and enrolling with Faith Direct. Join us in giving up envelopes this Lenten season! Visit www.faithdirect.net and use our church code: AL611. Thank you for your continued support of our parish family!
On Friday, March 17, the local St. Kateri Circle will lead Stations of the Cross in the church at 12:00 pm. This special ceremony will include Native American’s in authentic dress and a sacred smudging ceremony. All are welcome!
Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, given the name Tekakwitha, baptized as Catherine and informally known as Lily of the Mohawks (1656 – April 17, 1680), is a Roman Catholic saint who was an Algonquin–Mohawk laywoman. Born in the Mohawk village of Ossernenon, on the south side of the Mohawk River, she contracted smallpox in an epidemic; her family died and her face was scarred. She converted to Roman Catholicism at age 19, when she was renamed Kateri, baptized in honor of Saint Catherine of Siena. Refusing to marry, she left her village and moved for the remaining 5 years of her life to the Jesuit mission village of Kahnawake, south of Montreal in New France, now Canada.
Tekakwitha took a devout vow of perpetual virginity. Upon her death at the age of 24, witnesses said that minutes later her scars vanished and her face appeared radiant and beautiful. Known for her virtue of chastity and mortification of the flesh, as well as being shunned by some of her tribe for her religious conversion to Catholicism, she is the fourth Native American to be venerated in the Roman Catholic Church and the first to be canonized.
Under the pontificate of Pope John Paul II, she was beatified in 1980 and canonized by Pope Benedict XVI at Saint Peter's Basilica on October 21, 2012. Various miracles and supernatural events are attributed to her intercession.
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Stewardship: Parishioners Answering God’s Call in ServicePrince of Peace 8th graders, in the House of St. Paul, sold candy canes during the holidays to raise money to buy books for other less fortunate schools in our Diocese. Additionally, students in the National Junior Honor Society collected books to also donate
to schools. Acts of stewardship can be practiced at any age.
Please submit your stewardship story examples to [email protected]. They may be edited for space consideration.
Lenten Day of Service Habitat Build to Honor Pope Francis We have a wonderful opportunity to serve our community during Lent and to honor Pope Francis. The Birmingham area Catholic schools and churches are sponsoring the construction of a third new home for a deserving family through Habitat for Humanity. Prince of Peace has made a financial donation to the project. Habitat’s goal is to eliminate poverty by providing affordable housing to families in need. This is being accomplished worldwide. The Birmingham area Habitat has a great history and is the 4th most active in the country among the 1,500 affiliates. Saturday, March 11 and Friday, March 31 have been designated as Prince of Peace work days. We are looking for volunteers. No experience is necessary. Anyone over the age of 14 can participate. POP contact is Bruce Grasso, [email protected] or 205.531.2892. You can sign up online here: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f084aaeaa28a2f49-poplenten. The worksite is located at 428 Gladys St., Bessemer, AL, 35020. Work days are 8:00am - 3:30pm with a half day option on Saturday, March 11. We will meet in the church parking lot at 7:15 am. Appropriate construction attire with no open toe shoes. Tools will be provided. Lunch provided on Saturday only.
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Prayer, Formation, & Parish Events
In the Tender Mercy of GodPrince of Peace is excited for the return of noted Dominican priest and musical composer, Fr. Jim Marchionda. Wholeheartedly embracing this glorious gift of God’s mercy and the refreshingly upbeat witness of Pope Francis, Fr. Jim will employ scripture, story, sacred song and dynamic preaching to invite Prince of Peace members and guests to trustingly bask In the Tender Mercy of Our God.
This mission runs March 13-15 at 6:30 pm each evening in the church sanctuary. Dinner will be available each night in Deasy Hall, starting at 5:30 pm. The event is free and open to the public.
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Prayer, Formation, & Parish Events
Casting Lots for the Seamless Garment (John 19:23-4)“I’m Pro-Life, and Pro-Refugee,”Scott Arbeiter, New York Times, February 7, 2017
But in recent years, I have come to realize that being pro-life requires more of me...I need to be ready to stand against every form of economic injustice, racism and individual or corporate greed that destroys the life of a family and a community...
My maturing pro-life views have also cause me to examine how I grapple with the question of war, nuclear proliferation and other causes I never used to consider pro-life.
(Consistent Life Web Page, issue #347 02.09.17)For more information on the Seamless Garment, please contact Tom & Elsbeth Germanson: 205.565.3456, [email protected].
JUNA Congratulations to POP School's JUNA team (Junior United Nations Assembly) which won an “Outstanding Resolution” award at the model United Nations Assembly held recently at Birmingham Southern College! The POP delegation scored 24 out of 25 possible points. Students Connie Craig, David Deason, Samad Muhammad and Carys Gonzalez represented Greece and presented a resolution requesting assistance from the UN to encourage the European Union to honor their commitment to assist Greece in the refugee crisis and to send a modest amount of money to assist with the immediate humanitarian needs of the refugees. JUNA is offered as a middle school elective with teacher Sammie Cockrell. The students wore traditional Greek clothing created by Victoria Gonzalez.
Mercedes Marathon A record number of POP School students (69) in grades K through 5 entered the Mercedes-Benz Kids Marathon! The students began training for the run back in September by running between one-half and one mile during their regular phys ed class. By marathon time, they had logged 25.2 miles and by finishing the 26th mile during the one-mile children’s event, they completed a marathon. Congratulations students and phys ed teacher, Amy Browne, on a job well done!
For the past year, The Weekender Backpack Program has accepted the challenge to provide food on weekends for children with the generous support of our parish. We now serve 140 students from K - 8th grades at Simmons, Our Lady of Fatima and Holy Family Middle School (two Diocesan schools). The program also includes hygiene products such as toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, and soap. The Weekenders Program has made a difference in these students’ lives, and has truly become “Blessings in Backpacks.”
The Minus One Ministry sponsors this project and could use your help! Please consider spending a few hours each month organizing the food in the morning, packing the food in the evenings, and/or financially supporting these food-deprived students. Any donation is appreciated at any time. Please include “Weekender Backpack Program” on the memo line of your check. This could be your family’s Lenten sacrifice - to feed the hungry children in our community.
Please remember...
Doris GregErrol Austin Curtis AustinMike VestaZeek HughesAlan CruzDenis AbercrombieDebra RiceJake CulottaCarol Jean MirandaPatricia MuldowneyCarmella PistoneVirginia Guarino
Charles Pardi Virginia LorinoLinda CarnaggioGeorge HollowayClaudia CharmeVirginia RentaSally LeeDonna DogilRick Goff Joe MirandaBernard ScalisiKathy BennerClara Bragg
Hope DeFalcoMary CrockerRichard CrockerMary DavisDean DoverspikeDanielle WellsEdward ChazalSusan ChazalAshley BirkJohn BirkLisa HardingDebbie RiceLesa Samblanet
George GustinAnn RettinoAmy JudgeAngela JudgeLisa WolfGraham WolfMike DeJohnLeon MessinaCarl ChampionErica JarvisLeah Jane RobeyAnnette CeravoloRaymond Giroir
Prayer List - Lista de OracionesPlease pray for all of our sick and recovering loved ones. If you would
like to add or remove someone to/from the prayer list, please contact the parish office at 205.822.9125 or email [email protected]. Names will remain on the list for 3 months unless notified. To be part of the parish
prayer chain, email, [email protected].
Military & First Responders Prayer ListPlease pray for all of our loved ones who are currently serving in the
United States Military or as a First Responder. If you would like to add or remove someone to/from this list, please contact parish office with the name
and branch/division at 205.882.9125 or email [email protected].
We are a Stewardship ParishThe four pillars of stewardship:
Prayer, Formation, Service and Hospitality help parishioners witness, experience and live the stewardship way of life. These four pillars support the
parish community and we are all called through our baptismal promises to contribute our time, talent and treasure to them.
Liturgy Schedule
MassSaturday: 5:00 pmSunday: 7:00 am, 8:30 am (Nursery), 11:00 am (Nursery), 5:00 pmMonday: 8:30 am, 6:30 pmTuesday: 8:30 amWednesday: 8:15 am, 5:00 pmThursday: 8:30 amFriday: 8:30 am
Reconciliation Confessions are available anytime by appointment.Saturdays: 4:00 pmSundays: 12:30 - 1:15 pmTuesdays: 5:00 - 7:00 pm
AdorationThursdays: 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Misas en EspañolDomingos: 1:30 pm, 7:00 pmMartes: 7:00 pm
ConfesionesDomingos: 12:30 - 1:15 pmMartes: 5:00 - 7:00 pmJueves: 2:00 - 6:00 pm* *sólo con cita
Parish Information
Fr. John Fallon, PastorFr. Gerald Holloway, Associate PastorFr. Jose Luis Guevara, Associate Pastor
Office HoursMonday - Thursday: 8:30 am - 3:30 pmFriday: 8:30 am - 2:30 [email protected]
POP School (3 yr old - 8th grade)Connie Angstadt, PrincipalAndy Rothery, Asst. PrincipalP: 205.824.7886F: 205.824.2093E: [email protected]
Adventure Ark Playschool (6 mo - 2 yr old)Kara Woodard, DirectorP: 205.822.9125 x 15F: 205.822.9127E: [email protected]
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Jared Fitzgerald, USMCJoseph Byrd, ARNGCraig Hollis, USAFJohn Okon, USNJessica Stephens, USNMatt Stephens, USNMark Okon, USNLaurin Okon, USNHarold Eddy, USAFrancisco Rodriguez, USMCDuffy Towey, POLICEJoey Gable, USAF
Amy Williams, USNPhilip West, USABradley Hallmark, USAFMatthew Russell, USMCAaron Torczynski, USAFAustin C. Daniel, USNCharles L. Kidd II, USAPatrick C. Kidd, USAJoseph Lujano, USNEduardo Reyes, USNGChris Silko, USAFAnthony Roth, USAF
Justin Roberts, POLICENicholas Tylka, USARyan Menasco, USMCDennis Wigge, POLICEBernard F. Ceravolo IV, USAFEugene Elking, USAFAdam Wagner, USNBradley Bricker, USASpencer Lindsay, USANorman Gerson, FIRE/PM
Adventure Ark Playschool & Nursery Reminders:Registration for the 2017-2018 Playschool year has had a great start, but there are spots still available. If you are interested in touring or would like more information, please call Kara Woodard at 205.822.9125 x 15.
Playschool will be closed March 27-31. Happy Spring Break!Nursery will be closed April 2 due to Spring Break.
Esquina del PadreEn uno de sus escritos, Ephron escribe sobre porque no le gusta cargar una cartera- y porque le tomo tanto tiempo el empezar a usar una.
..Esto es lo que pasa con una cartera. Empiezas con una cartera pequeña y te juras que la vas a mantener ordenada, y te haces la promesa que esta vez va a ser diferente. Empiezas con las cosas que definitivamente necesitas, tu billetera, algunos cosméticos que pusiste en una bolsita nueva de cosméticos, como la que tienen tus amigas que pueden manejar más de una cartera a la vez.
Pero en cuestión de segundos tu cartera ha acumulado los desechos de toda una vida. Los cosméticos de alguna manera se cayeron fuera de la bolsita de cosméticos (Ok, se te olvido cerrar el zipper de la bolsita), las monedas se te han salido de la billetera (Ok, se te olvido cerrar el compartimento de las monedas), las tarjetas de crédito están en algún lugar de la cartera (Ok, se te olvidó colocar la tarjeta Visa devuelta en la billetera después de comprar el protector solar que ahora gotea en el forro de tu cartera porque se te olvidó ponerle la tapa después de aplicarte un poco en tus manos mientras conducías a 70 millas por hora por la autopista)… Hay media botella de agua, junto con varios bocaditos que guardaste de tu último viaje en avión, en caso de que estés sumamente hambriento y con deseos de un pedazo de queso que sabe a plástico.
Tal vez puedas caber tus zapatos tenis en tu cartera. Sí, ¡claro que puedes! Sin darte cuenta, tu cartera pesa 20 libras y estás en grave peligro de que te de una hernia y de necesitar una operación sólo de cargarla. Todo lo que necesitas esta en tu cartera. Pero cuando la abres, no puedes encontrar nada en ella, tu cartera es un gran hoyo negro llena de cosas que has venido acumulando.
Ayudaría una linterna, pero si la pusieras en tu bolso, nunca la en-contrarías”. No se hagan los desentendidos, chicos: ustedes tienen sus maletines, bolsas de gimnasio y guanteras del coche. Todas esas grandes bolsas llenas de cosas y sótanos y áticos y armarios son exactamente de lo que Jesús nos advierte: llenar nuestra vida con muchas cosas, por temor a quedarnos sin lo que necesitamos. Pero la vida no es adquirir cosas sino experimentar la gracia de Dios en la compasión y la paz. Lo que debemos temer es no tener la certeza de que somos amados y la conciencia de que nuestras vidas tienen un propósito.
Jesús no niegan la realidad de las necesidades humanas básicas de ali-mentos y ropa, pero querer cambiar la gracia de Dios con los productos perecederos de riqueza y poder es la última tragedia humana. (Boletín de conexiones, 02 de marzo de 2014)
Todos son bienvenidos...Príncipe de Paz
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Marzo 4 & 5, 20171er Domingo de Cuaresma
Ministerio Hispano
Próximos Eventos Mes de Marzo
8, 15 ,22, 29 - Clases prematrimoniales 7:00 pm9 - Clases bautismales 7:00 pm
10 - Comida departe de los caballeros de Colon (pescado y otros) Deasy Hall 6:30 pm
10, 17, 24 - Rezo del viacrucis11 - Retiro para alumnos de reconciliación
26 - Clases bautismales 11:00 am
Ministerio HispanoEducación Religiosa
El poder del habitoLos hábitos tienen un impacto enorme en nuestras vidas. Ya sea para bien o para mal, ellos pueden darle forma a nuestro destino. La resistencia ama los patrones negativos en tu vida, los malos hábitos. El camino con menos resistencia crea ritmos, rituales y rutinas negativas. ¿Sabes tu cuáles son los patrones negativos en tu vida? ¿Dejas de hacer muchas cosas por ver televisión? ¿Tratas degastar tus caminos a la felicidad? ¿Comes cuando no tienes hambre para hacer frente a las emociones? ¿Bebes para escaparte de las circunstancias? ¿Constantemente revisas tu correo electrónico o las redes sociales para evitar hacer las cosas más importantes? ¿Te gusta pasar el tiempo con personas que sabes que no te están ayudando a convertirte en la mejor-versión-de-ti mismo?
También tenemos hábitos negativos de la mente. ¿te preocupas de las cosas sobre las que no tienes control? ¿Te obsesionas sobre todo lo peor que puede pasar en cualquier situación? ¿Estás constantemente juzgándote a ti mismo y a los demás? ¿Siempre vuelves a los sentimientos de culpa, incluso después de que Dios te ha perdonado? ¿Sigues remojando el pasado, deseando que hubieras actuado de una forma diferente? ¿Te culpas a ti mismo, incluso cuando no es tu culpa? ¿Dudas de ti mismo constantemente? (Resistencia felicidad, Matthew Kelly)
A medida que comenzamos la cuaresma ¿qué preguntas podemos empezar a dejar ir? Todos tenemos estas preguntas y hábitos que invaden nuestra rutina diaria y nuestro pensar de cada día, ¿cómo podemos empezar a sentir una sensación de paz y dejar ir las cosas y sentimientos que están fuera de nuestro control? Vamos a intentar juntos abandonar UN mal hábito.
Clases Marzo 12, 19 No hay clases Marzo 26 - Spring Break Retiro para alumnos de reconciliación: Marzo. 11, 3:00 - 5:30 pm
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Esquina de seguridad: Código verdeSe acerca la temporada de tornados. Recuerde que si se llama código verde durante la Misa, o en cualquier otro evento o actividad en la iglesia el equipo de seguridad dirigirá a las personas a zonas seguras designadas para estos casos, hay varias zonas ubicadas por todo el campus. Las zonas seguras se reconocen por signos de "Punto verde" ubicados en las paredes. Personas con niños en la guardería inmediatamente deben ir a la escuela y traer a su niño al pasillo de la guardería. La Posición correcta para un tornado es sentarse o agacharse y cubrir su cabeza hasta que se da "Clear All."
Tenga en cuenta que ha habido cuatro iglesias católicas, incluyendo POP, implicadas en robos de Carteras han sido robadas de bancas que están en la parte trasera. Esto es una cosa rara pero el robo puede ocurrir en cualquier lugar. Asegúrese de enllavar las puertas del coche y estar pendiente de sus carteras, teléfonos celulares, etc. Durante la Misa.
¡Bienvenidos Nuestros Niños Bautizado en el mes de Febrero!
Emily Nicole Rodríguez ValorAlexa Kate Pérez GonzálezBryant Fernando Laguna
Jayden JiménezEsmeralda Ruby
Edwin Samuel Vargas EstupiñanSteven Valencia Marciano
Keyla Yahanni Guzmán PugaPearl E. Portillo Hernández
Sebastián Kai Jiménez
Felicidades a Nuestra Quinceañera del mes de Febrero!
Bryseida García García
