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CATHEDRAL PLACE
W. Washington Ave. at Henry St.
M A D I S O N ’ S D O W N T O W N C A T H O L I C C O M M U N I T Y
ABOUT OUR PARISH
The Cathedral Parish of St. Raphael was formed on July 1, 2008 by the merger of three historic parishes located within a few blocks of the Capitol Square.
The buildings of two of those historic parishes – Holy Redeemer and St. Patrick – provide the current facilities for the Cathedral Parish. Mass is offered every day in both churches. The parish rectory is at the Holy Redeemer site, while the offices are at the St. Patrick location.
Old St. Raphael Cathedral was destroyed by arson in 2005. Bishop Morlino has announced his intention to erect a new cathedral on the same site (at West Main and Fairchild). In the meantime, an outdoor Way of the Cross is located there.
SAINT PATRICK
404 E. Main St.
HOLY REDEEMER
120 W. Johnson St.
S O L E M N I T Y O F T H E M O S T H O L Y T R I N I T Y ~ J u n e 1 1 , 2 0 1 7
www.isthmuscatholic.org Facebook.com/CathedralParishMadison
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FEATURED NEWS
One Faith, One Parish, My Share We are currently in the second year of an effort to increase our regular parish offertory income. Below are the figures for last month, compared to those of the prior May. As you see, the figures for last month were not good. No obvious reason that this should be so — no extraordinary contribution in 2016 that skewed the figure for last year or anything like that. The fact of the mat-ter is that parish finances continue to be a challenge for us as a down-town parish. We do not have families that have been here for many gen-erations; we do not have people in the neighborhood who have settled down with a thirty year mortgage for the long haul. We live in a highly mobile society, and that affects our parish more than it does most others. Sometimes, those who have moved out have been supporting the parish faithfully, but it takes a while for those mov-ing in to begin doing so. This highlights the importance of those who are attending Mass here to register as parishioners and become supporting members of the parish.
SERVING CATHEDRAL PARISH
Most Reverend Robert C. Morlino Bishop of Madison
Reverend Monsignor Kevin D. Holmes
Rector
(608) 257-5000 · office
(608) 960-0921 · residence
Reverend José Luis Vázquez
Parochial Vicar
(608) 255-1658
Deacon Raymond Lukesic
Director of Pastoral Care
Marc Laudonio
Director of Evangelization and Catechesis
Amber Cerrato
Director of Religious Education
Leona Rane
Alice Buechner
Maria Culligan Parish Secretaries
Parish Office
404 East Main Street
Madison, Wisconsin 53703
(608) 257-5000 – fax (844) 272-6677
If this is your parish home and you have not yet registered as a member of the Cathedral Parish, please do one of the following:
• ask Msgr. Holmes or an usher for a Registration Form today; or
• contact the parish office ([email protected] or 257- 5000) to request a Registration Form; or
• register online at www.isthmuscatholic.org.
Cathedral Parish Madison, Wisconsin www.isthmuscatholic.org /CathedralParishMadison
May
2017 $38,601.79
2016 $44,779.69
Change - $6,177.90
Percentage change -13.796%
Corpus Christi Procession
Next Sunday, June 18th
11:00 a.m. Mass at St. Patrick with Bishop Morlino.
At the conclusion of Mass, procession goes up to the Capitol Square, and then around to the State Street entrance.
Those coming from the 11:00 a.m. Spanish Mass at Holy Re-deemer join us at the Capitol.
Reading, prayer and remarks from Bishop Morlino.
Joint procession goes down State Street to Holy Redeemer where Benediction will be celebrated.
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FROM THE RECTOR
Dear Friends in Christ:
Last Sunday, we celebrated the great feast of Pentecost. The First Reading for Pentecost is always the passage from the Acts of the Apostles that de-scribes the Holy Spirit coming upon the Apostles. It includes an account of the miracle of tongues that took place on that day: We are Parthians, Medes, and Elamites, inhabitants of Mesopota-mia, Judea and Cappadocia, Pontus and Asia, Phrygia and Pamphylia, Egypt and the districts of Libya near Cyrene, as well as travelers from Rome, both Jews and converts to Judaism, Cretans and Arabs, yet we hear them speaking in our own tongues of the mighty acts of God.
In that moment, the Church was given a clear sign that the Gospel would be preached in every language, inviting people from every cul-ture of the world to be united in faith in the Lord Jesus.
That message has a special resonance in our parish. In fact, we have parishioners who have grown up speaking many different languages. But very obviously, we are a bilingual parish with Masses being cele-brated every Sunday in English and in Spanish. Pentecost is always a special feast for us!
And next Sunday will be as well. Next Sunday, we will celebrate the Solemnity of Corpus Christi (“The Body of Christ”). On this feast, we give solemn thanks for the gift of Himself that the Lord Jesus has left us by giving us His true Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity in the Eucharist. Catholics of different cultures have their particular customs and devo-tions . . . but the love of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament is central to the identity of Catholics of every language and culture.
And here at the Cathedral Parish, we have a very beautiful custom of expressing our unity in love for Jesus in the Eucharist – a joint Eucharis-tic Procession.
The procession leaves St. Patrick’s Church at the conclusion of 11:00 Mass with Bishop Morlino. We process to the State Street entrance of the Capitol, where we are joined by people coming from the 11:00 Span-ish Mass at Holy Redeemer. After remarks by the Bishop, we process down State Street and into Holy Redeemer Church for Benediction.
We have not had the grand version of the Corpus Christi procession for the last couple of years. Last year, Corpus Christi fell on Memorial Day weekend, and the Capitol Square was closed all day for a race. Two years ago, the procession was rained out. Long-range forecast for next Sunday looks pretty favorable at the moment! Plan to come to celebrate Corpus Christi, and our unity in Our Eucharistic Lord.
Msgr. Kevin D. Holmes
MASS SCHEDULE
Monday, June 12
12:10 pm at St. Patrick Deceased of Trainor & Kivlin Families
5:15 pm at Holy Redeemer † Roy Crapser
Tuesday, June 13 – St. Anthony of Padua
12:10 pm at St. Patrick Special Intention: Paul & Anna Blaney
5:15 pm at Holy Redeemer Poor Souls in Purgatory
Wednesday, June 14
12:10 pm at St. Patrick Special Intention: Madelyn Rautmann
5:15 pm at Holy Redeemer Spec. Int: Zachary Schroeckenthaler
Thursday, June 15
12:10 pm at St. Patrick Spec. Int: Andrew Schroeckenthaler
5:15 pm at Holy Redeemer Spec. Int: Matthew Schroeckenthaler
Friday, June 16
12:10 pm at St. Patrick † Lawrence Correa
7:00 pm in Spanish at Holy Redeemer Special Intention: Ramiro Gutierrez
Saturday, June 17
8:00 am at Holy Redeemer Poor Souls in Purgatory
5:00 pm at St. Patrick (Vigil) Deceased of John Winsnieski Family
6:30 pm in Spanish at Holy Redeemer (Vigil) Special Intention: Modesta Gonzalez Sunday, June 18 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
9:00 am at Holy Redeemer † Celene Ann Hying
11:00 am at St. Patrick † Apollo Vaz
11:00 am in Spanish at Holy Redeemer † Maximo Bello y † Sofia Atanacio
5:00 pm at Holy Redeemer Special Intention: Rick Grahn
6:45 pm in Spanish at Holy Redeemer People of the Cathedral Parish
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AT CATHEDRAL PARISH
Stations of the Cross on Saturday Mornings Stations of the Cross at the cathedral site have resumed on Saturday mornings. During the summer months, weather permitting, Stations will be prayed at 9:00 am, allowing time for those who would like to take part after attending the 8:00 am Mass at Holy Redeemer. It is also a con-venient stop for those attending the Farmer’s Market on the Capitol Square. We begin at the corner of West Washington Avenue and Henry Street. All are welcome.
CATHEDRAL 20S&30S
Young Adult Brunch This Sunday Our June brunch will be held this Sunday, June 11th, after the 11:00 am Mass at St. Patrick. Although normally held the first Sunday of each month, the brunch was postponed one week so as not to conflict with Confirmation last Sunday. Cash donations to help defray the cost of the brunch are greatly appreciated.
Theology on Tap—Thursday, June 29th
Theology on Tap is a monthly speaker series where 20s & 30s are invited to join us for engaging talks by some of the leading thinkers, speakers, educators, innovators, and activists in the nation as they share their in-sights on various contemporary issues facing young adults today. The next TOT gathering will be Thursday, June 29th, when Marcella Burke will give a presentation entitled The Magnanimous Madisonian. Marcella began the young adult ministry at the Cathedral Parish in 2006 and is currently an energy attorney at Akin Gump LLP in Houston. She was named the 2017 Houston Outstanding Lawyer of the Year by the Houston Young Lawyer’s Association. Marcella is involved with national and state-wide campaigns and elections. She is currently a co-chair of a PAC that engages young professionals in national campaigns and elections.
To receive email updates about Young Adult activities in our parish, please contact Marc Laudonio at 257-5000 or [email protected].
CALENDAR
This Week at St. Raphael
Tuesday, June 13 10:30 am Mass at Capitol Lakes
Saturday, June 17 9:00 am Stations of The Cross
This Week at St. Patrick
Wednesday, June 14 7:00 pm Lord Teach Me to Pray for Women
Thursday, June 15 7:00 pm Lord Teach Me to Pray for Men
This Week at Holy Redeemer
Monday, June 12 6:00 pm Choir Practice (Spanish) 7:00 pm Bible Study (Spanish)
Tuesday, June 13 6:00-8:00 pm Confessions in Spanish 6:30 pm Prayer Group (Spanish) 7:00 pm Bible Study (Spanish)
Wednesday, June 14 9:00 am Exposition in Church 5:00 pm Benediction in Church
Thursday, June 15 6:00 pm Book Study (Library) 6:00 pm Spanish Ceremony Rehearsal 7:00 pm Bible Study (Spanish)
Friday, June 16 6:00 pm Anderson/Marshall Rehearsal 8:00 pm Bible Study (Spanish)
Saturday, June 17 11:00 am Spanish Bible Study (dining room) 2:00 pm Donald Anderson & Elizabeth Marshall Wedding 4:30 pm Spanish Bible Study (dining room)
Sunday, June 18 2:30 pm Bible Study (English)
Cathedral Parish Madison, Wisconsin www.isthmuscatholic.org /CathedralParishMadison
Banns of Marriage The names of parishioners planning to marry are published three times prior to the ceremony. An-yone knowing of any impediment to the proposed marriage must make that known to the Rector.
II. Lucio Morales & Guillermina Montes III. Zachary Chappell & Diana Chaman
FAITH FORMATION
Catholicism 101 We offer a monthly 3-session overview of the Catholic Faith for adults at St. Patrick Church that occurs every other month. The series is in-tended especially for (1) those seeking a basic introduction to Christian-ity and/or the Catholic Church, (2) parents with a child to be baptized, and (3) couples preparing to be married in the Church. Session I will next be offered Tuesday, July 11th, with sessions II and III on the fol-lowing two Tuesday evenings. Sessions begin at 6:30 pm.
For further information on any of these programs, visit our website at www.isthmuscatholic.org, or contact Marc Laudonio at 257-5000 or [email protected].
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SCRIPTURE READINGS
Monday, June 12 2 Cor 1:1-7/Mt 5:1-12
Tuesday, June 13 – St. Anthony of Padua 2 Cor 1:18-22/Mt 5:13-16
Wednesday, Jun 14 2 Cor 3:4-11/Mt 5:17-19
Thursday, June 15 2 Cor 3:15--4:1, 3-6/Mt 5:20-26
Friday, June 16 2 Cor 4:7-15/Mt 5:27-32
Saturday, June 17 2 Cor 5:14-21/Mt 5:33-37
Sunday, June 18 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ Dt 8:2-3, 14b-16a/1 Cor 10:16-17/Jn 6:51-58
CONFESSIONS
At Holy Redeemer Church: Monday – Wednesday, 4:15 – 5:00 pm Saturday, 7:30 – 8:00 am
At Saint Patrick Church: Saturday, 3:30 – 4:30 pm
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
At Holy Redeemer Church: Perpetual Ado-ration. Eucharistic Chapel is located on the ground floor of the church, and may be reached through the side door from the park-ing lot. On Wednesday only, adoration is in the upper church from 9:00 am until Benedic-tion at 5:00 pm. For more information or to sign up for a regularly scheduled hour of adoration, visit www.adorationchapel.com, call 608-833-0554 or email [email protected].
CONFIRMATION
Congratulations Congratulations to the following young people who received the Sacra-ment of Confirmation at St. Patrick Church last Sunday. We give thanks to God that the great gifts of the Holy Spirit are given to the newly con-firmed, and we ask the Lord to stir up the gifts of the Holy Spirit that we have all been given.
Felicitaciones Felicitamos a los jóvenes que recibieron el Sacramento de la Confirma-ción en la Iglesia de St. Patrick el domingo pasado. Damos gracias a Dios por los nuevos dones del Espíritu Santo dados a los nuevos confirmados, y le pedimos al Señor que encienda los dones que el Espíritu Santo ya nos ha dado.
Carla Itzel Angel Robert Joseph Ruth Cesar Antonio Arreola Lucero Anai Torres Gisselle Barrera Cristian Ugalde-Armenta Jacob Josafat Celestino Alicia Vazquez Joseph Jackson Curley Lenzy Preciosa Xelhua-Ledezma Brandy Hernandez Elizabeth Zarate-Perez Deisy Lulu Huerta Heriberto Morales Daniela Loera-Rivera Vanessa Bello Cristian Jose Martinez Aaron Martinez-Hernandez Brian Ivan Mendez Jesus Eduardo Orzuna Angela Mariela Moreno Citlali Lesly Rodriguez Maria Moreno-Lopez Marco Antonio Tepepa-Altamirano Felix Ponce Fernando Lopez Jeraldin Michelle Romero Arlene Moreno-Lopez Rachel Romero Eliza Nava Josephine Juliet Ruth
FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
Summer Catechetical Youth Program July 23-28 Totus Tuus, a week-long “parish mission” for Catholic youth dedicated to promoting the Catholic faith through evangelization, catechesis, apol-ogetics, etc. is being offered at Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish, Monona and St. Patrick Parish Cottage Grove. Students entering Grades 1-6: July 24-28 from 9 am-2:30 pm at IHM, $30 registration fee per stu-dent ($80 family cap); students entering Grades 7-12: July 23-27 from 7-9 pm at St. Patrick, $10 registration fee. For questions or registration, con-tact Laura Soldner at IHM 221-1521, [email protected], or Kristia Loeder at St. Patrick 839-3969, [email protected].
Work For a Saint! Looking for a job? Consider applying for employment with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, or suggest the idea to someone you know. St. Vin-cent de Paul operates seven Dane County stores and a large processing center. Full and part-time openings are available now. All job applica-tions are taken online. Visit svdpmadison.org and click “Employment” at the top of the homepage to view position listings and to apply.
Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity June 11, 2017
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PARA REFLEXIONAR
“Un solo Dios en tres Personas” Un Misterio es todo aquello que no podemos entender con la razón. Es algo que solo podemos comprender cuando Dios nos lo revela. El Miste-rio de la Santísima Trinidad Un solo Dios en tres Personas distintas, es el Misterio central de la Fe y de la vida cristiana, pues es el misterio de Dios en Si mismo. Aunque es un dogma difícil de entender, fue el primero que entendieron los Apóstoles. Después de la Resurrección, comprendieron que Jesús era el Salvador enviado por el Padre. Y, cuando expe-rimentaron la acción del Espíritu Santo dentro de sus corazones en Pentecostés, comprendieron que el único Dios era Padre, Hijo y Espíritu Santo. Los católicos creemos que la Trinidad es Una. No creemos en tres dioses, sino en un solo Dios en tres Personas distintas. No es que Dios este dividido en tres, pues cada una de las tres Perso-nas es enteramente Dios. Padre, Hijo y Espíritu Santo tienen la misma naturaleza, la misma divi-nidad, la misma eternidad, el mismo poder, la misma perfección; son un Solo Dios. Además, sabemos que cada una de las Personas de la Santísima Trinidad esta totalmente contenidas en las otras dos, pues hay una comu-nión perfecta entre ellas. Con todo, las Personas de la Santísima Trinidad son distintas entre si, dada la diversidad de su misión: Dios Hijo, por quien son todas las co-sas, es enviado por Dios Padre, es nuestro Salvador. Dios Espíritu San-
to, en quien son todas las cosas, es el enviado por el Padre y por el Hijo, es nuestro Santificador. Lo vemos claramente en la Creación, en la Encar-nación y en pentecostés. En la Creación, Dios Padre esta como principio de todo lo que existe. En la Encarnación, Dios se encarna, por amor a nosotros, en Jesús, para liberarnos del pecado y llevarnos a la vida eterna. En Pentecostés, el Pa-dre y el Hijo se hacen presentes en la vida del hombre en la Persona del Espíritu Santo, cuya misión es santificarnos, Iluminándonos y Ayudán-donos con sus Dones a alcanzar la vida eterna. ¿Qué hacemos al santiguarnos? En el nombre del Padre del Hijo y del Espíritu Santo, Es costumbre de los católicos repetir frecuentemente estas palabras, principalmente al principio y al fin de nuestras oraciones. Cada vez que hacemos la Señal de la Cruz sobre nuestro cuerpo, recordamos el misterio de la Santísima Trinidad. En el nombre del Padre: Ponemos la mano sobre la frente, señalando el cerebro que controla todo nuestro cuerpo, recordando en forma sim-bólica que Dios es la fuente de nuestra vida. Y del Hijo: Colocamos la mano en el pecho, donde esta el corazón, que simboliza al amor. Recordamos con ello que por amor a los hombres, Jesucristo se encarno, murió y Resucito para librarnos del pecado y lle-varnos a la vida eterna. Y del Espíritu Santo: Colocamos la mano en el hombro izquierdo y luego en el derecho, recordando que el Espíritu Santo nos ayuda a cargar con el peso de nuestra vida, el que nos ilumina y nos da la gracia para vivir de acuerdo a los mandatos de Jesucristo.
Padre José Luis Vázquez
Parroquia de la Catedral Madison, Wisconsin www.isthmuscatholic.org /ParroquiadelaCatedralMadison
SIRVIENDO LA PARROQUIA
El Reverendísimo Robert C. Morlino Obispo de Madison
Reverendo Mons. Kevin D. Holmes Párroco
Reverendo Padre José Luis Vázquez Vicario Parroquial
[email protected] (608) 255-1658
Amber Cerrato Directora de Educación Religiosa
[email protected] 257-5000 ext. 12
María Culligan Secretaria Bilingüe (Martes a Viernes)
[email protected] (608) 257-5000
Horario de las Misas en español: Viernes 7:00 pm Sábados 6:30 pm Domingos 11:00 am y 6:45 pm Sacramento de Reconciliación: Sábados 5:30-6:15 pm Domingos 10:15-10:45 am Martes 6:00-8:00 pm
Ministerios Litúrgicos
Sábado, 17 de junio - 6:30 pm Acólitos: Otoniel & Yair Ortega
Lectores: Alicia & Lizette Becerra
Monitor: Rogelio Becerra Hospitalidad: Agustín, Ariel & Cristian Carlos;
Cristian Martínez
Domingo, 18 de junio - 11:00 am
Acólitos: Lino Antonio, Juan Gonsalez, Mario
Domínguez & Mario Domínguez Jr.
Lectores: Ma. Luisa Antonio, Padro Abrajan
Salmista: Antonia Román
Monitor: Verónica Guerra
Eucaristía: José L. Guerra
Hospitalidad: Carolina & Alicia Vázquez, Reyna,
Cristofer & Cesar Domínguez
Domingo, 18 de junio - 6:45 pm Acólitos: José Hernández, Juan Medina
Lectores: Esmeralda Ruiz, Maria López
Salmo: Coro Monitor: Micaela Méndez Hospitalidad: Fam. Vitalino Rodríguez; José &
Nabor Méndez
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Devotos del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús Se les invita a todos los devotos del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús a la Misa del viernes 23 de junio a las 7:00 pm Recordemos las 12 promesas que en mayo de 1673, el Corazón de Jesús le dio a Santa Mar-garita María de Alacoque para aquellas al-mas devotas a su Corazón : * Les daré todas las gracias necesarias para su estado de vida. * Les daré paz a sus familias. * Las consolaré en todas sus penas. * Seré su refugio durante la vida y sobre todo a la hora de la muerte. * Derramaré abundantes bendiciones en to-das sus empresas. * Los pecadores encontrarán en mi Corazón un océano de misericordia. * Las almas tibias se volverán fervorosas. * Las almas fervorosas harán rápidos progre-sos en la perfección. * Bendeciré las casas donde mi imagen sea expuesta y venerada. * Otorgaré a aquellos que se ocupan de la salvación de las almas el don de mover los corazones más endurecidos. * Grabaré para siempre en mi Corazón los nombres de aquellos que propaguen esta devoción. * Yo te prometo, en la excesiva misericordia de mi Corazón, que su amor omnipotente concederá a todos aquellos que comulguen nueve Primeros Viernes de mes seguidos, la gracia de la penitencia final: No morirán en desgracia mía, ni sin recibir sus Sacramentos, y mi Corazón divino será su refugio en aquél último momento.
Corazón de Jesús en la Eucaristía Oremos: “Oh Jesús amantísimo mira hasta donde te ha llevado el exceso de tu amor: para darte todo a mí, me has preparado un banquete divino donde me sirves tu carne y tu sangre preciosa. ¿Quién te impulsó a esos transportes de amor? Nadie, con seguridad, sino tu corazón lleno de ternura. O adorable corazón de Jesús, horno ardiente del amor divino, recibe mi alma en tu llaga sagrada, para que en esta escuela de caridad, aprensa a amar en reciprocidad a un Dios que ha da-do pruebas tan sorprendentes de su amor.” Amén. (100 días de indulgencia, una vez al día. Pío VII, 1818).
NOTICIAS PARROQUIALES
Procesión de Corpus Cristi Este domingo 18 de junio es nuestra Procesión Eucarística Anual de
Corpus Cristi. La procesión comienza al terminar la Misa de las 11:00 am, saliendo de Holy Redeemer iremos a reunirnos con el Obispo Mor-lino en el Capitolio. Iremos en oración y adoración a nuestro Rey y Se-ñor. Posteriormente regresaremos a la iglesia para la Bendición que da-rá el Obispo.
Primeras Comuniones Todos los niños y niñas que recibieron la Primera Comunión este año deben venir a Misa de las 11:00 am vestidos en su ropa de Primera Co-munión para ocupar un lugar de honor en la Misa y en la procesión. Después de la Bendición final padre José Luis entregara los certifica-dos de Primera Comunión.
Requisitos para Matrimonio Los novios deben presentar: A) Acta de bautismo actualizada para matrimonio; B) Copia del acta de nacimiento. D) Si están casados por lo civil, presentar copia del acta; E) Acta de confirmación. *En caso de que a alguno de los contrayentes le faltara algún sacramento, por favor llame a la oficina parroquial para mayor información o inscribirse en el programa de educación religiosa para adultos. La pareja debe asistir a 3 platicas dadas por la diócesis: A) Amor Real. B) Plan de Dios. C) Clase de Planificación Familiar Natural. Mayor información de las clases en:
http://www.madisondiocese.org/Ministry/MarriageandFamily/MarriagePreparation/PreparacionMatrimonialenEspanol.aspx
Futuros Bautizos Padres de familia, por favor recuerden que los documentos, permisos re-queridos, etc., para bautizar deben de ser entregados en las oficinas con un mínimo de tres semanas de anticipación. Entregar los documentos a ultima hora puede cancelar el bautizo. Gracias por su comprensión.
Grupo de Oración “Jesús Divina Misericordia” Les invitamos a unirnos en oración este martes 13 de junio a las 6:30 pm. Juntos rezamos el Santo Rosario, la Coronilla de la Divina Misericordia, entre otras oraciones. Pongamos en practica lo que nos dice San Alfonso María de Ligorio: "Quien reza, se salva; quien no reza, se condena". Y decía él mismo: "Salvarse sin rezar es dificilísimo, más bien imposible... pero rezando, salvarse es algo seguro y facilísimo". E insistía: "Si no rezamos, no hay excusa, porque la gracia de orar se le da a todos...si no nos salvamos, toda la culpa será nuestra, porque no habremos rezado".
Adoración Eucarística La Capilla de Adoración Perpetua esta ubicada en el primer piso del edi-ficio de la iglesia. Para tener una hora a la semana de adoración progra-mada, llame al (608) 833-0554, visite www.adorationchapel.com, o envíe un correo electrónico a: [email protected]
La Santísima Trinidad 11 de junio de 2017
