4450 County Road 579 • Seffner, FL 33584 (physical address) P.O. Box 1218 • Seffner, FL 33583 (mailing address)

Phone (813) 681-9115 • Fax (813) 689-4148

www.stfranciscc.com • Email: sfaseffner@tampabay.rr.com

ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CATHOLIC CHURCH

Priests of the Institute of Charity

(Rosminians)

Pastor

Fr. Edison Bernavas, I.C.

Deacon Dick Beaudry

Mass Schedule

Vigil Mass (Saturday): 4:30 p.m. (English) 6:30 p.m. (Spanish)

Sunday Masses:

8:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

Rosary 35 minutes before each weekend Mass

Weekday Masses

Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. Thursday: 6:30 p.m. (Spanish)

First Friday: 6:30 p.m.

Eucharistic Adoration Monday thru Friday

After 8:00 Morning Mass to 4:00 p.m.

Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday: 3:30-4:15 p.m. First Friday: 7:30 a.m.

or Anytime by Appointment with Priest

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Mass Intentions for the Week

Saturday May 4 4:30 p.m. †Bernabas Anthony 6:30 p.m. Spanish Mass †Euodocia Vega by Noelia Gonzalez Sunday May 5 8:30 a.m. †Daniel Dingman by Carl Francis Kosierowski 10:30 a.m. †George Belinski Sr. by Sharon & Family 4:30 p.m. Parishioners of St. Francis of Assisi Monday May 6 8:00 a.m. †William Joyce Jr. by Bernadette Suppa Tuesday May 7 8:00 a.m. †All Souls by Tran Family Wednesday May 8 8:00 a.m. †Frances Houin Thursday May 9 8:00 a.m. †Angel Alvarez by Gladys & Family 6:30 p.m. Spanish Mass Friday May 10 8:00 a.m. †Deceased Members of Everett Family by Veronica Everett Saturday May 11 4:30 p.m. Parishioners of St. Francis of Assisi 6:30 p.m. Spanish Mass Sunday May 12—Mother’s Day 8:30 a.m. †Estelle, Florence, & Santa by Billie 10:30 a.m. †Petra Valles by Iris Mussenden 4:30 p.m. †Ingrid Ramos by Carl Francis Kosierowski

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LORD, Look upon me with eyes of mercy, may Your healing hand rest upon me, may Your life-giving powers flow into every cell of my body and into the depths of my soul, cleansing, purifying, restor-ing me to wholeness and strength for service in Your Kingdom. Amen.

IN THE CHARITY OF YOUR PRAYERS, please pray for those who are ill, homebound, or confined to hospitals and nursing homes, espe-cially for the following:

Pat Allen, Bonnie Beaudry, John Bernal, Patsy Bourassa, Tasha Brown, Frances Calvani, Jim Calvani, Marie Casale, Debbie Cuesta, Riley Dubuque, Ralph Fehr, Scott Gill, Ken Hale, Rachel Harlor, Marlene Hill, Rhett Keane, In Wan Kim, Mary Little, Michael Lynch, John McFaul, Billie Morrow, David Mueller, Darryl Mummert, Ed & Gerry Murray, John O’Neill, Pat Racic, Renee Schiele, Ada Sci-meca, Bernadette Suppa, Joe Suppa, Jr., Phyllis Suppa, Felix Szczepanski, Ann Vogt, George Wagner, David, Janice, & Robby Wedderman, Kurt Wicker, Mary Winiarski, John Yeninas, Ron Ziegler, the Homebound and their Caregivers. Please remember to call the parish office if you need to have a name added to our prayer list. Names will remain on the list for four weeks, unless otherwise specified or they are considered a long-term illness. Thank you for your support and cooperation.

Eternal rest, grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual

light shine upon them. May the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy

of God rest in peace. Amen.

Please remember to pray for our troops, especially:

(To have a name added to this list, please call the parish office.)

Casey James Casale Alejandro Cuesta

Tony Cuesta Matt Daniels

Spencer Dewey Jesse Doyle

Remy Herrero Dan Holder

Christopher Jeffers

Patrick Junker Wesley Kosierowski

Nicholas Kosierowski Leobardo Martinez Michael Mulhern Collin Newman

Keenan Newman Donovan O’Connor Christina Piserchia

Paul Michael Presley

From the Pastor… My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Have you ever stopped to wonder why Jesus asked Peter three times if He loves Him? If you asked your wife or partner, “Do you love me?” and re-ceived the answer yes, would you repeat the question two more times? If you did, wouldn’t it indicate that you doubted their response or were very insecure? Yet, Jesus does ask Peter three times, and when He gets His answer, He issues a command, 'If you love Me, you will feed My lambs, tend My sheep, and feed My sheep.' There is an obvious intent to these questions on the part of the Gospel writer. Peter has denied Christ three times, and therefore is asked three times to affirm his love. The church has al-ways seen this as Jesus asking Peter to shepherd his flock I find it interesting that Jesus asks Peter if he loves Him more than the other apostles do. The other apostles always seemed to be vying for position, and Jesus always seemed to put them down for it, that it was not appropriate for them to try to be better than the others. And yet, Jesus clearly asks Peter if he loves Him more than these others love Him. What would you answer if Jesus asked you this ques-tion? Considering that before His death Peter had aban-doned Him and denied knowing Him, and yet asks Him three times the question, this tells me that despite our faults, despite our sins, despite our denying God, He wants to give us a chance again and again to respond to him. He wants us to love Him as much as He loves us. How can we relate this to our lives this week? First, we need to look at the way we live our lives. Then we need to ask ourselves some questions. How do we show our love for Jesus? How can we know what He asks? How can we do what He asks? How can our love manifest itself in our lives to His glory? How can we, like the Apostles, follow God rather than society? These are all questions, which we are asked to consider this week as part of our attempt to understand the implications of the Resurrection in our lives. Three weeks ago, we pondered the empty tomb and last week, we looked at the implications of Jesus' appear-ance in the locked room. Each of these is an attempt by the Gospel writer to increase our faith, to broaden our vision and attempt to explain what is unexplainable in human terms. Have we come to grips with what the Resurrection means to us and how it can affect our everyday actions? We are an Easter community. What does that mean to you, and how should we then treat each other in this com-munity. How should this translate into what we do outside this parish community? Hopefully, you will think about these things, as we move through the weeks after Easter and look more closely at this mystery, which is at the heart of our parish life!

I wish you and your families a Happy and Blessed Easter Season. Fr. Edison Bernavas I.C.

Welcome to St. Francis of Assisi! We extend a special welcome to all

our visitors and new parishioners who have come to celebrate Mass with us today! If you are new to our community, please intro-duce yourself to our clergy. If you live in this area and at-tend regularly, we invite you to join our parish of St. Fran-cis of Assisi. Registration is necessary for better care of souls, more effective administration of sick calls, and mat-ters pertaining to baptism, education, marriage and burial. Registration is very easy, and the cream “Parish Registra-tion” cards can be found in the pamphlet holder above the table in the lobby. After completing, please place in the Parish Drop Box, located in the door by the water fountain in the lobby.

Today’s Readings First Reading — God exalted Jesus as leader and savior (Acts 5:27-32, 40b-41). Psalm — I will praise you, Lord, for you have rescued me (Psalm 30). Second Reading — To the Lamb be blessing and honor, glory and might (Revelation 5:11-14). Gospel — When the disciples came ashore, they saw a charcoal fire with fish on it and bread (John 21:1-19 [1-14]). Please Join our FORMED Online Community As a member, you will have access to mov-ies, inspiring audio talks, informative bible studies, and much more. We are providing this resource free of charge to help our mem-bers learn and grow in their faith. So please join us. To sign up for FREE, visit us here: https://stfranciscc.formed.org and use Parish Code: Y499KR. Women’s Guild The Women’s Guild invites all the women of the parish to the next monthly meeting to be held Tuesday, May 7th at 7:00 p.m. in the Dinner Hall. Come with a friend and join us for spiritual enrichment and fellowship! This will be the last meeting until September. We will have a pot luck, so please bring your favorite dish to share. Hope to see you there! 2019 Car & Craft Show Steering Committee Finalization Meeting The final meeting for the 2019 Car Show will be held on Wednesday, May 8, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. in the Legion of Mary Room. This will wrap up any outstanding business for the year. Please come and share your final input and let’s start thinking about how to make next year bigger and better!

May 5, 2019 Third Sunday of Easter, Year C 3

Ministries Schedule - May 11 & 12

Saturday - 4:30 p.m. Mass Rosary Leader: Deirdre Bristol Altar Servers: Adult Volunteers Lector: Steve Zendegui E.M.H.C.: J. & J. Angelo, Benn, Bristol, Caskey, Hall, Mummert

Sunday - 8:30 a.m. Mass Rosary Leader: Henri Plourde Altar Servers: Adult Volunteers Lector: Sharon Belinski E.M.H.C.: Shoemaker, Ganske, Jervey, Leone, McCollum, McElhatten, Mularoni

Sunday - 10:30 a.m. Mass Rosary Leader: John Mabe Altar Servers: M. Perez, I. Perez, J. Moylan Lector: Stu Martin E.M.H.C.: Erlendsson, Klosterman, Moylan, Oliu, Mussenden, Pasden

Sunday - 4:30 p.m.. Mass Rosary Leader: Theresa Redgrave Altar Servers: K. Arevalo-Cortes, A. Cortes, S. Cortes Lector: Bob Winiarski E.M.H.C.: Balzano-Gray, Harper, Redgrave, Smith Whitehead

Homebound E.M.H.C.

First Group: Anna Marie Gergen & Mary Pacheco Second Group: Deirdre Bristol & Marilyn Oliu Third Group: Chito & Maria Ocampo Eucharistic Adoration Monday - Friday……………… .. 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Legion of Mary Tuesdays after 8:00 a.m. Mass. Novena to Our Lady, Queen of Peace Tuesdays after 8:00 a.m. Mass.

Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday .............................................. 3:30 - 4:15 p.m. First Friday:………………………………. .. 7:30 a.m.

or anytime by appointment with priest.

Anointing of the Sick For all those threatened by serious illness: available anytime, but particularly during daily Mass.

Baptisms Contact parish office to receive required instruction.

Marriage Contact office at least six months before desired date and before setting date.

Business Office Hours Monday - Friday …………........…8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

May 5, 2019 Third Sunday of Easter, Year C 4

Post Abortion Healing – Project Rachel Project Rachel allows you to move toward rec-onciliation with yourself, your unborn child, your family, your Church, and your God in a caring and hopeful context. The next Rachel’s Vineyard weekend retreat: June 14-16, 2019, Raphael’s Way 10-hour retreat August 2-3, and Spanish Rachel’s Vineyard weekend retreat September 13-15, 2019. Call Project Rachel- English (813-924-4173), Spanish (813-631-4398) for details or visit projectrachel@ccdosp.org www.rachelsvineyard.org

Tampa Catholic Cheer and Dance Camps The Tampa Catholic Crusaderette Dance Team will sponsor a dance camp on Monday & Tuesday, June 3 and 4 in the TC gym. Times: 9 to 3. Ages 5 to 13. Cost: $55 includes a T-shirt. Lunch and snacks are available for purchase. For further info you can download a registration

form from tampacatholic.org or call Sue Johnson at 813-503-1202 or suejo0101@aol.com. The Tampa Catholic Cheerleading Team will sponsor a cheer camp on Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday, June 5, 6, and 7 in the TC gym. Times: 9 to 3. Ages 5 to 14. Cost : $95 includes a T-shirt. Lunch and snacks are available for pur-chase. For further info you can download a registration form from tampacatholic.org or contact tampacatholiccheerlead-ing@gmail.com.

Summer Adventure – Good Counsel Camp Our Diocesan youth camp located in Floral City, Florida, is looking for counselors for this summer’s sessions. Do you enjoy working with children? Do you enjoy adventure and challenges? If so, working as a camp counselor may be for you. We are looking for young men and women who will be at least 17 years of age by this summer. For an application, contact Father James Johnson at 4301 W. Homosassa Trail, Lecanto, FL 34461, or call (352) 270-8831.

This Week at St. Francis

Sunday May 5

Faith Formation 5:30 p.m.

Monday May 6

Cub Scouts 7:00 p.m.

Tuesday May 7

Legion of Mary Boy Scouts Women’s Guild

8:30 a.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.

Wednesday May 8

Dinner for the Needy Choir Practice

4:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m.

Thursday May 9

Bible Study

8:30 a.m.

Friday May 10

Movie Night 7:00 p.m.

May 5—May 11, 2019

Pastoral Council Meeting Minutes for March 4, 2019

Attendees: Fr. Edison, Jose Parrilla, Ted Domey, Marie Colvin, Bill Klosterman, James Mukalel, Judy Erlendsson, Carlos Rodriguez, Thao Tran, Jack Claypoole ♦ Meeting began at 7:32 p.m. ♦ Prayer by Carlos Rodriguez. ♦ Review of February minutes: 4 corrections. Jack

Claypoole motioned; Marie Colvin seconded; all ap-proved revised minutes.

♦ Goals and objectives for Diocese Courageously Living the Gospel: Missionary Discipleship, Youth Ministry, Family Ministry -- Leadership team will be formed for each area. The groups will meet to form strategies to submit.

♦ Parish Survey results will be available with directions posted in the bulletin.

♦ We will hold town hall meetings to get parish family input. March 31, 1-3 pm for Spanish community and April 7, 1-3 pm for English community.

♦ Affordable housing development for seniors – 160 units are projected. Information will be presented to the church.

♦ Boy Scouts – Eagle Scout Project: He would like to ask for old sweatshirts and sweaters for his project with the animal shelter.

♦ Have an events space in the bulletin to make all events more accessible.

♦ Motion to adjourn by Thao Tran; Bill Klosterman sec-onded; all approved.

♦ Closing prayer led by Jose Parrilla. ♦ Meeting adjourned at 8:47 pm ♦ Next meeting – April 8 at 7:30 pm.

Fund is Established to Help Notre Dame Rebuild Many around the world watched in sadness as a fire tore through his-toric Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris causing severe damage to the centu-ries old-structure. The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C. has set up a fund to help the Cathedral resurrect and re-build. The Shrine, whose board members consist of the Administrative Committee of the USCCB, has the infra-structure to manage donated funds. Donations can be sent directly to the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Attn: Monsignor Water Rossi, Rector, 400 Michigan Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20017. Checks should be made pay-able to “Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception” and please indicate “Cathedral of Notre Dame Fund” in the memo portion of the check. Parishioners can also visit www.SupportNotreDame.org which is a site solely dedicated to this cause.

Mary Help of Christians Summer Camp! Where Faith and Fun Become One! Mary Help of Christians is hosting a summer camp for boys and girls ages 5—15. The camp runs for six weeks from June 10—July 26. Kids can attend one week, or the whole summer. The camp embodies St. John Bosco’s vi-sion by creating home, school, church, and playground for the young. Mass is celebrated every morning and there is Faith Time every afternoon. There is an Open House scheduled for May 18th. Come meet the staff, learn about the camp, take a tour of the property and register for camp. Registration fee is re-duced to $25 with open house attendance. For more infor-mation visit www.mhctampa.org or call 813-626-6191. Job Search & Preparation Ministry Workshop The next Job Search & Preparation Workshop is on Saturday, May 18 from 9 a.m. – Noon in the Adult Education Building at Nativity Catholic Church's campus in Brandon - 705 E. Brandon Blvd. We will be examining the power of gratitude and how it can be used to help you discover or land your next opportunity. RSVPs are re-quested by emailing louricca@verizon.net. The ministry answers common job search questions, in-cluding LinkedIn, resumes, interviews, skills assessments, and more. Share what you're looking for next in your ca-reer, and let us know how we can help you find clarity. Share this with your family or friends who are in search of their next opportunity.

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All Are Invited In an effort to lead all people closer to the Heart of Jesus, a Marian Congress will be held on Saturday, May 11 that will include witness talks, Exposition of the Blessed Sac-rament, Rosary and Mass with Renewal of Consecration. For more information visit: www.dosp.org/heartofmary.

Stewardship of Time & Talent Salute In gratitude of God’s gifts of time and talent to our parish, we wish to acknowledge and salute, Heliodoro Cervantes, Ex-traordinary Minister of Holy Communion. Thank you! Stewardship Reflections God is love and we are made in His image and likeness. Let our lives reflect His light to others. Pray for guidance on how to live your life and give thanks for all that He has given you.

Third Sunday of Easter Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power and riches, wisdom and strength, honor and glory and blessing. ~ Revelation 5:12 Stewardship of Sacrificial Giving Sunday, April 21, 2019 Offertory Collection ................................................... $6,867.00 Easter Collection ...................................................... $5,600.00 On Line Giving/Offertory .......................................... $1,475.00 Total Offertory for this week ....................................$13,942.00 Building Fund................................................................ $105.00

~ Give Generously From Your Heart ~

MASS ATTENDANCE

8:00 p.m. 165 7:00 a.m. 205 8:30 a.m. 268 10:30 a.m. 432

1:00 p.m. 440

Total Attendance: 1,510

~ For the Week of April 21, 2019 ~

POOR BOX DONATIONS $542.00

DINNER MINISTRY BOX DONATIONS $250.00

Thanks to all who so generously support our Poor Box & Dinner Ministry Collections. Because of your support, we are

able to help those in need. Thank you and God bless!!

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Parish Ministries Altar Servers Judy Erlendsson ................................................ 244-2853 Church Musicians Ramon Martos .................................................. 334-3454 Clothing Pantry Contact the Parish Office .................................. 681-9115 Eucharistic Adoration Susan Soleau ..................................................... 689-6914 Faith Formation Judy Erlendsson ................................................ 244-2853 Food Pantry Marie Colvin ..................................................... 357-4999 Eucharistic Ministers

Pam Caskey ...................................................... 651-1165 Helping Hands Dottie Mabe ...................................................... 681-2421 Hispanic Religious Education Maday Gonzalez ............................................... 357-7813 Juanita Vega ..................................................... 731-0893 Hispanic Baptism Classes Maria Elena Parilla ........................................... 657-0218 Hispanic Homebound/Visitacion a Hogares de Ancianos Hispanic Ministry Coordinator Juanita Vega .................................................... 731-0893 HomeBound/Nursing Home Visitation

Janet Ganske ..................................................... 943-9928 Knights of Columbus Jack Claypoole .......................................... 850-375-3628 Lectors Bob Winiarski ................................................... 333-1976 Legion of Mary Sharon Belinski ................................................. 951-0146 Respect Life Carl Francis Kosierowski .................................. 546-9440 Rosary Leader Deirdre Bristol ................................................. 689-3121 RCIA / Hispanic RCIA Fr. Edison Bernavas .......................................... 681-9115 Maria y Jose López ........................................... 453-7215 Sacristans Maria Ocampo .................................................. 653-3011 Scouts Kathy & Ted Domey ........................................ 685-8242 Tender Care Marie Colvin ..................................................... 357-4999 Ushers Ron Mullen ....................................................... 661-5983 Women’s Guild Dottie Mabe ...................................................... 681-2421 Youth Ministry Joanna Kauer .................................................... 731-7693

Vocation View We’re no longer nobodies. Jesus rose from the dead and promises new life. Let us rejoice in the promise.

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Diaper Drive To Benefit:

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May 1—30

Items Needed:

Diaper Sizes: Newborn, 3, 4 ,and 5

Toiletries for Babies: Baby Wash, Baby Lotion, Diaper Rash Cream, Wipes

New or gently used, clean sleep and play, Baby & Toddler clothes up to 24 months, Onesies up to 24 months

Miscellaneous Items: Crib toys, crib sheets, receiving blankets, rattles, teethers, pacifiers, etc.

For Moms:

Maternity tops size L and XL, Shampoo & Conditioner, Lotion, Shower Gels, Toothbrush & Toothpaste, Deodorant, etc.

Thank you. From the bottom of our hearts!! Sponsored by:

St. Francis of Assisi Respect Life Committee

5 de Mayo de 2019 Tercer Domingo de Pascua, Año C 8

Desde el Escritorio del Párroco Queridos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo: ¿Alguna vez se han preguntado por qué Jesús le preguntó a Pedro tres veces si lo amaba? Si le pregunta-ras a tu esposa o pareja, "¿Me quieres?" Y te dijera, si , ¿repetirías la pregunta dos veces más? Si lo hicieras, ¿no te indicaría que dudaste de su respuesta o te sentiste inse-guro? Sin embargo, Jesús le pregunta a Pedro tres veces, y cuando recibe su respuesta, emite una orden: 'Si me amas, apacienta a mis ovejas, cuidarás de ellas y las alimentaras’. Hay una intención obvia para estas preguntas por parte del escritor del Evangelio. Pedro ha negado a Cristo tres veces, y por eso se le pide tres veces que afirme su amor. La iglesia siempre ha visto esto cuando Jesús le pide a Pedro que pastoree su rebaño. Me parece interesante que Jesús le pregunte a Pedro si lo ama más que a los otros apóstoles. Los otros apóstoles siempre parecían estar compitiendo por una posición, y Jesús siempre parecía despreciarlos, por lo que no era apropiado que intentaran ser mejores que los demás. Y, sin embargo, Jesús le pregunta claramente a Pedro si lo ama más que a otros. ¿Qué responderías si Jesús te hiciera esta pregunta? Considerando que antes de su muerte, Pedro lo abandonó y negó conocerlo, y sin embargo le hace tres veces la pre-gunta, esto me dice que a pesar de nuestras faltas, a pesar de nuestros pecados, a pesar de que negamos a Dios, Él quiere darnos una oportunidad una y otra vez. Para respon-der a él. Él quiere que lo amemos tanto como Él nos ama. ¿Cómo podemos relacionar esto con nuestras vidas esta semana? Primero, debemos mirar la forma en que vivimos nuestras vidas. Entonces tenemos que hacernos algunas preguntas. ¿Cómo mostramos nuestro amor por Jesús? ¿Cómo podemos saber lo que Él pide? ¿Cómo podemos hacer lo que Él pide? ¿Cómo puede nuestro amor manifes-tarse en nuestras vidas para su gloria? ¿Cómo podemos nosotros, como los apóstoles, seguir a Dios en lugar de a la sociedad? Estas son todas las preguntas, que se nos pide que consideremos esta semana como parte de nuestro in-tento de comprender las implicaciones de la Resurrección en nuestras vida. Hace tres semanas, reflexionamos sobre la tumba vacía y la semana pasada, examinamos las implicaciones de la aparición de Jesús en la habitación cerrada. Cada uno de estos es un intento del escritor del Evangelio de aumentar nuestra fe, ampliar nuestra visión e intentar explicar lo que es inexplicable en términos humanos. ¿Hemos llegado a comprender qué significa para nosotros la Resurrección y cómo puede afectar nuestras acciones cotidianas? Somos una comunidad pascual. ¿Qué significa eso para usted y cómo debemos tratarnos en esta comunidad? ¿Cómo se debe traducir esto en lo que hacemos fuera de esta comunidad parroquial? Con suerte, pensará en estas cosas, a medida que avanzamos por las semanas posterio-res a la Pascua y observamos más de cerca este misterio, que está en el corazón de nuestra vida parroquial. Le deseo a usted y a sus familias un feliz y bendito Tiem-po de Pascua. P. Edison Bernavas I.C.

Bienvenidos a San Francisco de Asís! Damos una especial bienvenida a todos los

visitantes y nuevos feligreses que han venido hoy a celebrar la Misa con nosotros. Si usted es nuevo en nuestra comunidad, por favor preséntese a nuestro clero. Si vive en esta área y participa de la Misa regularmente, le invitamos a unirse a nuestra parroquia. Registrarse es im-portante para asuntos de bautizo, primera comunión, confir-mación, unción de los enfermos y funerales.

La inscripción es muy fácil. Los formularios se en-cuentran a la entrada de la parroquia. Son unas tarjetas de color crema con el título, ‘Registro Parroquial’. Después de completarla, colóquela en el buzón ubicado en la puerta al lado de la fuente de agua.

Programa de Asistencia Parroquial A través de BayCare Behavioral Health (Servicio de Salud de Comportamiento de BayCare), nuestra parroquia dispone de ayuda para aquellos que sufren de trastornos y confusio-nes emocionales que resultan de los retos de la vida cotidia-na. Estos retos duran toda una vida. BayCare Behavioral Health entiende la importancia de los cuidados compasivos. Los proveedores de nuestra red se encuentran sensibilizados a los valores y creencias de aquellas personas a las que sir-ven. Para mayor información: (800) 878-5470 Ofrecen: ♦ Línea de llamadas gratuita y confidencial, disponible las

24 horas del día, los siete días de la semana, 365 días del año

♦ Identificación de problemas ♦ Evaluación ♦ Referencia a asesoría psicológica en persona ♦ Referencia a recursos comunitarios La ayuda se encuentra disponsible para problemas cotidia-nos, incluyendo: ♦ Estrés ♦ Ansiedad y Depresión ♦ Discordia familiar ♦ Problemas maritales ♦ Problemas de abuso de sustancias ♦ Problemas del comportamiento Fondos Establecidos para Reconstruir Notre Dame Muchos alrededor del mundo vieron el triste incendio de la histórica Catedral de Notre Dame en Paris causando daño severo a la estructura del cientos de años. La Basílica del Santuario de La Inmaculada Concepción en Washington, DC. Ha creado una fundación para ayudar a reconstruir la Catedral. Los miembros del Santuario , cuyo consejo consiste del comité de la USCCB, con la estructura para manejar los fondos de donaciones. Las donaciones se pueden enviar directamente a la Basílica del Santurio de La Inmaculada Concepción, a Monseñor Water Rossi, Rector, 400 Michigan Avenue, NE, Washington, DC. 20017. Los cheques se deveran hacer a nombre de” Basílica of the Na-tional Shrine of the Immaculate Conception” por favor indique que es para los fondos de reconstruir de Notre Dame en su cheque. También puede visitar www.SupportNotreDame.org Esta pagina esta dedicada solamente para ayudar a esta causa.

5 de Mayo de 2019 Tercer Domingo de Pascua, Año C 9

Reunión del Consejo Pastoral Minutas para el 4 de Marzo del 2019

Asistentes: Fr. Edison, Jose Parrilla, Ted Domey, Marie Colvin, Bill Klosterman, James Mukalel, Judy Erlendsson, Carlos Rodríguez, Thao Tran, Jack Claypoole ♦ La reunión comenzó a las 7:32 p.m. ♦ Oración por Carlos Rodríguez. ♦ Revisión de las minutas del mes de Febrero: 4 correc-

ciones. Jack Claypoole hizo una mociόn; Marie Colvin secundo; todos las minutas revisadas aprobadas.

♦ Metas y objetivos para la diócesis de vivir valiente-mente el Evangelio: discipulado misionero, Ministerio de la juventud, Ministerio de la familia--el equipo de liderazgo se formará para cada área. Los grupos se re-unirán para formar estrategias para presentarlas.

♦ Los resultados de la encuesta parroquial estarán dispon-ibles con instrucciones en el boletín.

♦ Vamos a celebrar reuniones de el Ayuntamiento para obtener la entrada de la familia parroquial. 31 de marzo, 1-3 PM para la comunidad Hispana y 7 de abril, 1-3 PM para la comunidad en ingles.

♦ Desarrollo de viviendas asequibles para personas may-ores – se proyectan 160 unidades. La información será presentada a la iglesia.

♦ Boy Scouts-Eagle Scout Project: le gustaría pedir su-daderas y suéteres para su proyecto con el refugio de animales.

♦ Tener un espacio en el boletín para hacer que todos los eventos sean más accesibles.

♦ Moción por Thao Tran; Bill Klosterman secundo; to-das aprobadas.

♦ Oración de clausura por Jose parrilla. ♦ Reunión aplazada a las 8:47 p.m. ♦ Próxima reunión – 8 de Abril a las 7:30 pm.

Lunes 6 6:30 p.m. Emaús

Martes 7 7:00 p.m. Juan XXIII

Miércoles 8

7:30 p.m. MDS

Jueves 9 7:00 p.m. Formación de adultos

Sábado 11 4:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m.

Formación de niños (catequesis) Practica de Coro

Esta Semana en Nuestra Parroquia

Adoración Eucarística: Lunes - Viernes……………….……8:30 a.m.—4:00 p.m. Legión de Maria: Martes después de la misa de 8:00 a.m. (English) Novena a Nuestra Señora, Reina de Paz: Martes después de la misa de 8:00 a.m (English) Sacramento de Reconciliación: Jueves ……………………….……6.00 p.m.—6:30 p.m. Sábado …………………………..……………...5.30 p.m. O a cualquier hora haciendo cita con el sacerdote. Unción de Los Enfermos: Para todas las personas amenazadas por una enfermedad

grave: este sacramento esta disponible en cualquier momento, pero particularmente durante la misa diaria.

Bautismo: Después de completar la formación requerida, por favor

contáctese con María Elena Parrilla. Matrimonio Contacte a la oficina de la parroquia por lo menos seis

meses antes de la fecha deseada o antes de fijar la fecha. Horas de Oficina: Lunes - Viernes ……………… 8:30 a.m.—4:00 p.m.

Proyecto Rachel Post Sanación del aborto Proyecto Rachel le permite avanzar hacia la reconciliación con usted mismo, su hijo no nacido, su familia, su iglesia, y Dios en un contexto de cuidado y esperanza. El próximo retiro del viñedo de Rachel es del 13-15 de septiembre de 2019. Llame al proyecto Rachel (español) 813-631-4398 para más detalles o visite projectra-chel@ccdosp.org www.rachelsvineyard.org Reciba aliento cada día Usted está invitado a inscribirse para recibir las reflex-iones diarias de las escrituras sobre la vida valientemente Del Evangelio que le proporcionará sugerencias y ora-ciones para vivir más audazmente su fe. Puede optar por recibir las reflexiones por correo electrónico o texto. Suscrivase a www.Dosp.org/reflection.

5 de Mayo de 2019 Tercer Domingo de Pascua, Año C 10

15

~ Para la Semana del 21 de Abril 2019 ~

CAJA DE DONACIONES PARA LOS NECESITADOS

$542.00

CAJA DE DONACIONES PARA EL MINISTERIO DE COMIDAS

$250.00 Gracias a todos aquellos que generosamente apoyan nues-tras cajas de donaciones para los necesitados y para los mi-

nisterios de comidas, por su apoyo nosotros podemos ayudar a los más necesitados.

¡Gracias y que Dios los bendiga!

Oramos por las personas que están luchando con alguna enfermedad. Señor, pasa tu mano sanadora

sobre ellas, y líbralas del sufrimiento, concédeles una pronta recuperación, fortaleza y cuidado mientras se

sanan. Gracias en el nombre de Jesús, Amén

Calendario de Ministerios—Mayo 9 y 11

Jueves, 9 de Mayo, Misa 6:30 p.m. Líder de Rosario: Por favor regístrese en la sacristía Lectura: Por favor regístrese en la sacristía

Sabado, 11 de Mayo, Misa 6:30 p.m. Líder de Rosario: Por favor regístrese en la sacristía Monitor: Por favor regístrese en la sacristía Lecturas: Por favor regístrese en la sacristía Ministros Extraordinarios de La Sagrada Comunión: Por favor regístrese en la sacristía

Tercer Domingo de Pascua “Digno es el Cordero, que fue inmolado, de recibir el poder y la riqueza, la sabiduría y la fuerza, el honor, la gloria y la alabanza.” ~Apocalipsis 5:12

Donaciones y Ofrendas Domingo, 21 de Abril, 2019 Colecta de Misas………………………………..$6,867.00 Colecta de Pascua .............................................. $5,600.00 Ofrendas en línea ............................................... $1,475.00 Total Ofrenda en esta semana ....................... $13,942.00 Fondo de construcción esta semana ....................... $105.00

~ De Generosamente Desde su Corazón ~

ASISTENCIA A LA MISA

8:00 p.m. 165 7:00 p.m. 205 8:30 a.m. 268 10:30 a.m. 432 1:00 p.m. 440

Total Asistencia : 1,510

EN LA CARIDAD DE SUS ORACIONES, por favor oren por aquellos que están enfermos, encerrados en su casa o confinados en hospitales y hogares para ancianos, especialmente por las siguientes personas:

Pat Allen, Bonnie Beaudry, John Bernal, Patsy Bourassa, Tasha Brown, Frances Calvani, Jim Calvani, Marie Casale, Debbie Cuesta, Riley Dubuque, Ralph Fehr, Scott Gill, Ken Hale, Rachel Harlor, Marlene Hill, Rhett Keane, In Wan Kim, Mary Little, Michael Lynch, John McFaul, Billie Morrow, David Mueller, Darryl Mummert, Ed & Gerry Murray, John O’Neill, Pat Racic, Renee Schiele, Ada Sci-meca, Bernadette Suppa, Joe Suppa, Jr., Phyllis Suppa, Felix Szczepanski, Ann Vogt, George Wagner, David, Janice, & Robby Wedderman, Kurt Wicker, Mary Winiarski, John Yeninas, Ron Ziegler, los que estan en sus hogares y las personas que los cuidan. Por favor recuerde llamar a la oficina si necesita aña-dir el nombre de un familiar a la lista de oraciones. Los nombres se mantendran en esta lista por cuatro sema-nas, a menos que usted nos indique que es una enferme-dad a largo tiempo. Gracias por su soporte y colabora-ción.

Por favor recuerden orar por nuestras tropas, especialmente:

(Recuerde que para añadir el nombre de una persona a esta lista deberá llamar a la oficina.)

Casey James Casale Alejandro Cuesta

Tony Cuesta Matt Daniels

Spencer Dewey Jesse Doyle

Remy Herrero Dan Holder

Christopher Jeffers

Patrick Junker Wesley Kosierowski

Nicholas Kosierowski Leobardo Martinez Michael Mulhern Collin Newman

Keenan Newman Donovan O’Connor

Paul Michael Presley

Diaper Drive Para Beneficiar:

Fundaciones de Vida/Caridades Católicas

&

Life Care of Brandon

1—30 de Mayo

Productos que se necesitan:

Talla de Pañales: Recién nacido, 3, 4, y 5

Productos para bebé: Shampoo para bebé, cremas, y toallitas

Ropita para bebé semi nueva para bebé y niños hasta 2 años.

Misceláneas: Juguetes para cuna, cobijitas, sonajas, chupones y todo lo necesario para bebés

Para las mamás:

Ropa de maternidad talla L y XL, shampoo y acondicionador, crema, cepillos de dientes, pasta y desodorantes, etc...

Muchas Gracias des de el fondo de nuestro corazón Patrocinado por el:

Comité de Respeto a la Vida de St. Francis of Assisi