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“Whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do,“Whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do everything for the glory of God.” do everything for the glory of God.” ——1 Corinthians 10:311 Corinthians 10:31

Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time February 11th, 2018

February 11th, 2018 Blessed Trinity Catholic Church — www.BlessedTrinityOrlando.org Page 2

Monday, February 12th, 2018 Jas 1:1-11/Mk 8:11-13 8:30am—Sue Bonebreak † Tuesday, February 13th, 2018 Jas 1:12-18/Mk 8:14-21 8:30am—Gustavo Aristisabal † & Repair of our sins Wednesday, February 14th, , 2018 Jl 2:12-18/ 6:30am—Pierce Farr † 2Cor 5:20 — 6:2/Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 8:30am—Bill & Joan Brown ♥ 12:00pm—Dyer Family ♥ 5:30pm—Fernando Coco Buda † 7:30pm—Laura & Manuel DeRosa† Thursday, February 15th, 2018 Dt 30:15-20/Lk 9:22-25 8:30am—Poor Souls † Friday, February 16th, 2018 Is 58:1-9a/Mt 9:14-15 8:30am—Diana Hoofnagle † Saturday, February 17th, 2018 Is 58:9b-14/Lk 5:27-32 8:30am—Jim Burke 5:00pm—James E. Shannon † Sunday, February 18th, 2018 Gn 9:8-15/1 Pt 3:18-22/Mk 1:12-15 8:00am—Antoinette Forcier † 10:00am—Santina Garland & Joan Capobianco † 12:00pm—Gustavo Aristisabal, Maria Dolores Corrales, & Juaquin Pelaez † 5:00pm—Richard Bonebreak †

For the peaceful repose: † For the prayer intention: ♥

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil: 5:00pm (English)

Sunday: 8:00am (English), 10:00am (English), 12:00pm (Spanish), 5:00pm (English)

Monday — Saturday: 8:30am in the Welcome Center Rosary (Monday through Saturday): 8:00am

RECONCILIATION Monday through Saturday: after 8:30am Mass

Saturday: 4:00pm-4:30pm in Main Church Sunday: 11:15am-11:45am (Spanish)

Sunday February 11th 9am-12pm Coffee & Donuts (PC)

Monday February 12th 9am-3pm Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (WC)

Tuesday February 13th 10am-2pm Thrift Shoppe (CH)

Wednesday February 14th 9:30am Biblical Series (PC)

Thursday February 15th 12pm Sunshine Seniors (PC)

Friday February 16th 10am-2pm Thrift Shoppe (CH)

Saturday February 17th 10am-2pm Thrift Shoppe (CH)

Sunday February 18th 9am-12pm Coffee & Donuts (PC)

PRIESTS

Reverend Roland Nadeau, M.S. Pastor

Reverend William J. Slight, M.S. Associate Pastor

Reverend Robert Susann, M.S. Airport Chaplain (In Residence)

Reverend Ronald Beauchemin, M.S. In Residence

PASTORAL STAFF

Rev. Mr. José González Deacon Rev. Mr. Miguel Pagán Deacon Rev. Mr. Manny Garcia Deacon Bro. Ron Lafleche, M.S. Sacristan Araceli Cruz Secretary/Pastoral Assistant Louis Murgia Director of Faith Formation Yliana Soto Faith Formation Assistant Brandie Akos Youth Ministry Coordinator Cheryl Haney Director of Liturgy & Music Nelson Rodriguez Maintenance Coordinator Susan Abouchacra Parish Projects Coordinator Turner Flynn Media Specialist

PARISH OFFICE

4545 Anderson Road Orlando, Florida 32812

Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8am - 4:30pm Phone: 407-277-1702 | Fax: 407-277-1973

Parish Website: www.blessedtrinityorlando.org E-mail: [email protected]

Fr. Roland: [email protected] Fr. Bill: [email protected]

Our parish is staffed by the Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette, Province of Mary Mother of

Americas, along with our sister church, Good Shepherd Parish in Orlando.

M C — M a in C h u r ch ; P C — P a r i s h C e n t er ; H O — H i d e O u t (Y o u t h R o o m ) ; W C — W e l c o m e C e n t e r ( P a r i sh O f f i c e ) ; C H — C a u l f i e l d H o u s e

SCRIPTURE READINGS AND INTENTIONS

P A R I S H C A L E N D A R


Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time

(Readings: Leviticus 13:1-2, 44-46 — 1 Corinthians 10:31-11:1 — Mark 1:40-45) A Dramatic Touch — Moved with pity, Jesus stretched out his hand and touched the leper. He didn’t

have to do that, and no one —least of all the leper himself—could reasonably have expected that he would. People in the crowd must have gasped in disbelief! No one could reasonably have expected that the

Blessed Virgin Mary would appear on September 19, 1846—least of all the two children to whom she did appear. Plenty of people around them expressed disbelief. But it didn’t take long for people to understand the meaning of the event. For Jesus, not even a leper was untouchable. The gates of hope had flown open

for everyone, so “people kept coming to him from everywhere.” No one was to be cast off. La Salette likewise demonstrates that no one need feel lost or cast off, beyond the touch of God’s grace. The gates of hope are still open, always open. Indeed, far from being cast off, we are invited, along with Maximin and Mélanie, not to be afraid, to “come closer.” Her message was certainly disconcerting. She made it clear

that her people were the ones who had created the distance between themselves and God, not the other way round. They had, for all practical purposes, cast him out of their lives. They didn’t worship him. They didn’t respect his name. They blamed him for their troubles. That is not the whole message, however.

There is a real possibility of conversion. Her people can “submit,” returning to the practice of their faith, and their trust in God will be abundantly repaid. But more is offered than the hope of survival and

prosperity. The full living out of the Christian way of life makes it possible, as St. Paul wrote to the fractious Christian community of Corinth, to “do everything for the glory of God.” Just think! We can

actually make our lives a song of praise. This is the purpose of Mary’s invitation and welcome, expressed in words as well as in her tone and her tears, her love and care and tenderness, touching our hearts as

surely and perhaps just as “dramatically” as Jesus touched the leper.

A n n o u n c i n g B l e s s e d T r i n i t y ’ s

2 5 W e e k C l u b W e e k l y W i n n e r

We proudly present this

week’s lucky winner of the

25 week club drawing.

Ivan Mar nez — $25

Le t Yo u r

L i g h t S h i n e

S a c r i f i c i a l G i v i n g

Fostering stewardship as a way of life for Blessed Trinity Catholic Church

Weekend of February 3rd & 4th Offertory: $16,129.69 EFT: $2,485 Debt Reduction: $2,330 EFT: $90

M i n i s t r y O p p o r t u n i t i e s

PASTORAL COUNCIL

Brice Gyurisko [email protected]

David Tillman d [email protected]

Pat Ma eson [email protected]

Ray Heur n [email protected]

Rosemary Mieszczak ram3731@a .net

Oscar Ahumada [email protected]

Sandra Theodoredis santheo0@a .net

Carolyn Tresnan [email protected]

Sandy Atwood [email protected]

Paul Romero [email protected]

Gladys Orlando [email protected]


T r a v e l e r s M a s s

Every Sunday at 8:15am and 12pm at

the Orlando International Airport with

Fr. Robert Susann. Mass takes place in the Chapel

located behind Security for Gates 1-59

A l l a r e w e l c o m e ! ! !

The Biblical Series

Wednesday’s at 9:30am-11am

in the Parish Center

All are welcome to join this adult Bible study to

journey through sacred scripture learning about the

roots of our Catholic faith, while witnessing God’s

plan for our salva on through Jesus.

Adora on of the Blessed Sacrament

Adora on of the Blessed Sacrament takes

place on Monday mornings from 9am-3pm

in the Welcome Center Chapel. Adora on

is also held every first Friday of the month

from 9am to 3pm in the chapel.

BLESSED TRINITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

P a t r i o t i c R o s a r yP a t r i o t i c R o s a r y –– P l e a s e j o i n t h e C o u n c i l o f C a t h o l i c W o m e n o n M o n d a y s , 6 : 3 0 p m i n t h e P l e a s e j o i n t h e C o u n c i l o f C a t h o l i c W o m e n o n M o n d a y s , 6 : 3 0 p m i n t h e

W e l c o m e C e n t e r C h a p e l t o p r a y a p a t r i o t i c r o s a r y f o r o u r n a t i o n . E v e r y o n e i s w e l c o m e !W e l c o m e C e n t e r C h a p e l t o p r a y a p a t r i o t i c r o s a r y f o r o u r n a t i o n . E v e r y o n e i s w e l c o m e !

Sunday Classes: 11th, & 25th Wednesday Classes: 28th SURGE: 28th RCIA: 11th, 18th, & 25th Baptism Class (English): 22nd at 7pm Baptism Class (Spanish): 25th at 9:30am Reconciliation Rehearsal: 20th at 6:30pm Reconciliation Ceremony: 24th at 10am

F a i t h F o r m a t i o n C a l e n d a r

F e b r u a r y 2 0 1 8

Please pray for/Oremos por: Debi Smith — Don Wigton — Shirley Smith — Steven Stachowski — Caleb Gutman —

Laura Schipper — Bob & Joan, Dick & Dot, Paul & Jean Murray — Tracy Barley — Luci Mercado — Brian Inglis — Bebi

Jimenez — Hanne Krawzyk — Luz Ospino — Sr. Cecilia Franco — Sr. Joanne Bierl — Sr. Kathie Shea — Paul McDonough

— Laura & Russell Foss — Linda Foss — Roger Foss — Jesus Avalos — Bernadine Hubschmun — Freida Stra en — Ted

& Grace Ruckstuhl — Red Hill — Lynda Todd — Special Inten ons — Patricia Dowd — Clyde Jewe — Yaritza Fabian &

Family — Don Norwalk — Gloria Lee Burke — Angie Hoover — Olivia Geiger — Lourdes Rodriguez — Esther Velasquez

& Family — Margarita Rodriguez & Family — Adora Colon & Family — Jean Smith — Bob Roseman — Leslee Freed —

John San anna — Trudy Wood — Dee Dailey — Norma Valle — Julie Hudson — Curt Hudson — Ron Hudson — Wilson

Herman — Norma Valle — Lynda Marshall — Mary Rose — Maria Pagara — Jennie Prefontaine — Suzanne Leone —

Rudy Cur s — Maricruz Head — Chris na Gonsalves —

Virgilio Sierra-Perez — Teresa Charo Casanova — Rossy

Beltran — Luke Geinert — Be y & Gerald Baker —

Jeanne Talty — Ma hew Lohse

O U R P R A Y E R I N T E N T I O N S

Please pray for those who have entered eternal life.

Por favor oren por aquellos que han pasado a la vida eterna.

Second Blessings Thrift Shoppe & Boutique

Open Tuesdays, Fridays & Saturdays 10 am - 2 pm

We accept Knick-Knacks, Ladies/Men’s/Children’s Clothing &

Shoes, Purses, Books, Religious Ar cles, & Jewelry Gi Items.

Sorry, No Electronics, Furniture, Appliances or Bedding

Dona ons only accepted during opera ng hours.

Please do not leave dona ons outside of building.

Terrific Tuesday occurs on the first Tuesday of each month with new sales and savings!


Sunshine Seniors will share a potluck lunch

Thursday February 15th at 12pm in the Parish

Center. All seniors 55 & up are invited and welcome to come share in faith and fellowship!

S u n s h i n e S e n i o r s

Mass Times for Ash Wednesday are:

Mass at 6:30am - Mass at 8:30am - Mass at 12pm

Mass at 5:30pm - Mass at 7:30pm (in Spanish)

Ash Wednesday is a day of fasting and abstinence.

Please bring in your palms from Palm Sunday last year. They

will be burned for the ashes distributed on Ash Wednesday.

Support Our Troops

Twice a year, Blessed Trinity’s Council of Catholic Women sends out “Cookie for the Troops” Care Packages. Last November we sent 157 boxes of cookies and other

comforts of home to our troops serving in combat. We NEED your help again! Please donate items to send to our troops:

These small ubiquitous items we civilians take for granted can have an uplifting impact on the lives of

our service men and woman serving so far away from home. If you know a soldier in a combat zone and would like them to receive one of our care packs, please give their name and address to

Pat Matteson 407-733-3069 or the Parish Office. For more info please call Pat Matteson.

Please put donations in red box or bring your donations to the Welcome Center clearly marked “Troop Care Packs” by March 16th. The boxes will be packed on Saturday March 17th in

order for them to arrive before Easter. God bless you and thank you for your support!

Vaca on Bible School 2018— Save the Date! June 18th – June 22nd

9:00 am – 12:15 pm Par cipants: Ages 3rd – 6th Grade

Helpers: Must have completed 6th Grade or older Registra on: March 1st – April 30th

Ques ons? Email Kim Aldinger at [email protected]

Granola/Protein Bars Cookies (Baked if possible) Popcorn (Popped) Beef Jerky Oreo Cookies Gallon-size freezer bags Small packs crackers/peanuts Hard Candies/Gum (No Chocolates) Crystal Lite to Go, etc. (For water bottles) Small Toiletries/Deodorant Tube Socks, black

Blank Greeting Cards Comic Books Individual packs of tissues Playing Cards/Small Card Games Small soft cover uplifting pamphlets Small packs of wet wipes/Hand sanitizer Small bags of pretzels, nuts, etc. Chap Stick/Sunscreen Toothbrushes/toothpaste Dental floss Financial donations to defray cost of postage




Our Catholic Appeal 2018 – This is the me of fulfillment. The kingdom of God is at hand.

We live in God’s me of fulfillment. We are called to remain vigilant; to make holy these days as we a end to the kingdom of God across the earth. Par cipa-

on in the Eucharist is paramount to our vigilance: our living through, with and in Christ. Through the ministries supported by Our Catholic Appeal, you make known the kingdom of God because these ministries help each one of you to live your faith, to share your belief in the Gospel. The ministries supported by Our Catholic Appeal are your offering to God. You can visit www.cfocf.org/oca to learn more about the life-changing impact of your gi s. If you have already received a pledge form in the mail, please complete it and mail it back or bring it to Mass with you next weekend. If you did not receive a mailing or have not had me to respond, please help our parish by making your gi at Mass next weekend or the following weekend. Our parish goal is $178,693. Once we achieve this goal, the majority of the addi onal funds will be returned to our parish to support our own special needs. Thank you for your generosity!



25th Annual Charity Golf Tournament Blessed Trinity Catholic Church

4545 E. Anderson Rd., Orlando, FL 32812

Saturday, April 28th, 2018 at

Stoneybrook East Golf Club

Scramble Format

Cost: $80.00

Sign In: 7:00 am Shot Gun Start: 8:00 am

All Golfers will be eligible for random prize drawings.

Includes: Green and Cart Fees, Driving Range Balls and Lunch

Note: A silent auc on will be held with some great prizes For informa on call: Dick Aldinger (407) 859-7436/[email protected],

Jim DeFlippo (407) 851-2765/[email protected], Louie Murgia (407) 381-5370/[email protected], Allen Beck (305)772-4598/[email protected]


OUR CATHOLIC APPEAL


Lecturas de la Semana Lunes, Febrero 12, 2018

Stgo 1:1-11/ Mc 8:11-13

Martes, Febrero 13, 2018 Stgo 1:12-18/Mc 8:14-21

Miércoles, Febrero 14, 2018 Jl 2:12-18/2 Cor 5:20—6:2/

Mt 6:1-6, 16-18

Jueves, Febrero 15, 2018 Dt 30:15-20/Lc 9:22-25

Viernes, Febrero 16, 2018 Is 58:1-9a/Mt 9:14-15

Sábado, Febrero 17, 2018 Is 58:9b-14/Lc 5:27-32

Domingo, Febrero 18, 2018 Gn 9:8-15/1 Pe 3:18-22/Mc 1:12-15

Domingo, 11 de febrero Formación de Fe 9am & 11am (PC),

Lunes, 12 de febrero Rosario Patriótico en ingles 6:30pm (WC), Adoración al Santísimo 9:00am-3:00pm (WC)

Martes, 13 de febrero Tienda de Segunda Mano 10am-2pm (TS),

Miércoles, 14 de febrero Miércoles de Ceniza, Clase Bíblica en ingles 9:30am (PC),

Jueves, 15 de febrero Clase Bíblica 7pm (PC),

Viernes, 16 de febrero Tienda de Segunda Mano 10am-2pm (TS), Circulo de Oración 7pm (WC),

Sábado, 17 de febrero Tienda de Segunda Mano 10am-2pm (TS)

Domingo, 18 de febrero

CH — Iglesia; PC — Centro Parroquial; DR — Salón de Despedida; WC — Centro de Bienvenida (Oficina Parroquial); PC — Salón de Reuniones; YR — Salón Juvenil; TS — Tienda de Segunda Mano

Rosario Divina Misericordia El grupo de la Divina Misericordia se reúne cada domingo después de misa en el salón al lado del altar para rezar el Ro-sario. Estan todos invitados a acompañarnos y participar de este lindo regalo que nos regalo. Señor Rubén Marcano (407) 446-4224.

Sagrada Familia Si desea que la imagen de la Sa-grada Familia los visite en su casa favor de comunicarse con Carmen Alcántara (203) 982-6273

Clases Bíblicas Las clases bíblicas con el Sr. Rogelio Manrique todos los jueves a las 7pm en el Cen-tro Parroquial.

El Círculo de Oración Paz y Gozo Los invita a compartir con ellos todos los viernes a las 7:00pm em-pezando con el rosario en el Centro de Bienvenida. Acompáñenos cantar, orar, alabar y recibir bendiciones. ¡Los esperamos! Julia Báez (787) 930-4761

LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES Domingo: Sexto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario; Día Mundial del Matrimonio; Jornada Mundial de los Enfermos Lunes: Nacimiento de Abraham Lincoln Martes: Martes de Carnaval; Mardi Gras Miércoles: Miércoles de Ceniza; Ayuno y Abstinencia; Día de san Valentín Viernes: Abstinencia; Año nuevo lunar (chino) 4716 Sábado: Los Siete Santos Fundadores de la Orden de los Siervos de María

MINISTERIOS DE EDUCACIÓN Y FORMACIÓN Educación Religiosa (Grados PreK-5) Louie Murgia: 407-277-1702 ext. 103

Preparación Matrimonial Araceli Cruz: 407-277-1702 ext. 101

RICA — Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos Yliana Soto: 407-277-1702 ext. 106

Ministerio de Jóvenes (Grados 6-12) y Jóvenes Adultos Brandie Akos: 407-277-1702 ext. 102

MINISTERIOS DE HOSPITALIDAD Y CONSUELO Ministros de Consuelo:

Felicita Espada: 407-277-1702 Ministros de los Enfermos:

Nereida Matos: 407-600-1742


Reflexión….

Miércoles de Cenizas Horario de Misas

Miércoles, Febrero 14, 2018

Horario de Misas: 6:30am, 8:30am,

12:00md, 5:30pm & 7:30pm (Español)

Un Toque Reconciliador Sexto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario: Levítico 13:1-2 y 44-46; 1 Corintios 10:31-11:1; Marcos 1:40-45 San Pablo parece que se vanagloria cuando escribe, “Sean mis imitadores, como yo lo soy de Cristo” Pero ocurre que él fue, de hecho, un buen modelo de discipulado, y todos nosotros de igual modo estamos llamados a ser imita-dores de Cristo, haciendo todo para la gloria de Dios. Hace muy poco me encontré con una mujer que tenía una escultura de madera, un regalo de una Hermana misionera. Fue esculpida por un enfermo de lepra, quien se la dio a la Hermana como un regalo especial de reconoci-miento y gratitud, porque ella fue la única persona que lo había tocado. Ella era una imitadora de Cristo al modo como lo vemos hoy en el Evangelio. Su toque produjo más que una sanación física. Algo que seguramente no esperaba, tal vez hasta sorprendente, y por lo tanto un singo poderoso, un ejemplo a imitar. Era un toque sanador y recon-ciliador. Normalmente nosotros pensamos en la reconciliación como el acto restaurador de una relación en-tre personas separadas por alguna gran ofensa. Es, como sabemos, una palabra clave en el vo-cabulario de los Misioneros de La Salette, las Hermanas y los Laicos, todos los que deseamos ser reconciliados con Dios y ser incorporados plenamente al Cuerpo Místico de Cristo. ¿Y cómo esto se aplica a la lepra? Aparte de dos ejemplos claros (Mirian en Números y Giezi en 2Reyes 5), no había ninguna ofensa asociada a la enfermedad. El hecho reside en que, por ley, como leemos en Levítico, lo leprosos vivían en un estado de apartamiento. Impuros, no podían tener asociación con otros, y cualquiera que entraba en contacto con ellos se hacía impuro también, aunque solamente por un corto tiempo. En este caso dicha situ-ación fue revertida. Por un toque el leproso fue restablecido a la salud y a una vida normal. Podía de nuevo entrar en el templo. Su separación se terminó. Era un acto de reconciliación. En los años 60 del siglo pasado, los Misioneros de Nuestra Señora de La Salette fundaron una lep-rosería en Birmania. El P. William Doherty escribió: “Nosotros establecimos una leprosería para mucha gente afectada por esta temida enfermedad – gente hasta ese momento indeseada y aban-donada” Esto era algo que perfectamente concordaba con nuestra misión de reconciliación. Estas personas, desafortunadamente, no podían ser reestablecidas para estar con sus familias. Pero su separación total se terminó No solamente el pecado cometido y la ofensa hecha, pero cualquier forma de enajenación, claman por un toque reconciliador.


¡ENTERESE!

Estaciones de la Cruz

Todos los Martes a las 7pm

empezando el 20 de Febrero

en el Centro de Bienvenida.

¡Acompáñanos!

Conferencia Católica para Hombres, “Rise Up”, 17 de febrero Todos los hombres están invitados a la Tercera Conferencia Anual de Hombres Católicos, “Rise Up”. Escuche (en inglés) al locutor y anfitrión de radio EWTN Padre Larry Richards, autor de “Be a Man! Becoming the Man God Created You to Be,” sobre lo que significa ser un hombre de fe. Llame Tomás Evans al 407-246-4912 o vaya al sitio web orlandodiocese.org/riseup Cuando: Sabado, 17 de febrero, 8:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. Donde: Holy Family Catholic Parish, 5125 S. Apopka Vineland Rd., Orlando.

TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE Esta semana recordamos a san Valentín, obispo y mártir. En EE. UU. se conmemora el amor de parejas, novios y esposos. Según la tradición, san Valentín, en el año 270, contradijo al emperador y casó a varias parejas después de que el emperador hubiese prohibido el matrimonio para mandar los hombres al ejército. Valentín fue encar-celado y allí se enamoró de la hija ciega del carcelero (en aquel tiem-po los obispos y los sacerdotes se podían casar). El santo le dio la vista a la muchacha y se hicieron novios. Llegado el día de su marti-rio Valentín le dejó una carta de despedida con el carcelero. La firmó “De tu Valentín”. En algunos países latinoamericanos el 14 de febrero es la ce-lebración del amor y la amistad. Los novios son importantes, pero la persona no puede vivir sólo con el amor de pareja. Los huma-nos estamos hechos para varios tipos de amor. Estamos hechos para el amor que nos trasciende a nosotros mismos. Este es el amor cristiano, el que no se limita a familia, amigos. El que es valiente, como lo significa Valentín, ama a todos aun a la persona que es diferente a uno. (San Valentín no está hoy día ni en el San-toral ni en el Misal Romano.) —Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc


¡ENTERESE!

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