port st. lucie, florida

Saint Lucie Catholic Church Port St. Lucie, Florida

AUGUST 30, 2020 Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Franciscan Friars Pastor:

Fr. Mark A. Szanyi, OFM Conv.

Parochial Vicars: Fr. Paul Gabriel, OFM Conv. Fr. Milton Torres, OFM Conv.

Assisting: Fr. Curt Kreml, OFM Conv.

Deacons: Vincent Cookingham,

Charles Immordino, Dale Konas, Carlos Melendez

ST. LUCIE CATHOLIC CHURCH AUGUST 30, 2020 PORT ST. LUCIE, FLORIDA (772) 878-1215, FAX (772) 878-1299

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MASS INTENTIONS MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 2020

7:30 AM Peter Moss by Sandi Coleman 8:30 AM Deceased members of the

Sauvignon Family by Marie Sauvignon

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2020 7:30 AM Carolina Nazareno by The Lucero Family 8:30 AM Henry DeMario by Diane Kretsch and Roni Decker

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2020 7:30 AM Connie Napolitano by Phyllis Oswiecinski 8:30 AM Sam Martorano by Jim Moore and Breda

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2020 7:30 AM Marie Zuccaro by Her granddaughter 8:30 AM Mauricio Aleman by St. Elizabeth of Hungary

Fraternity (Secular Franciscans)

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2020 7:30 AM Robert Williams by Charles Williams 8:30 AM Souls in Purgatory by Maria Rosa Cortez

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2020 8:30 AM Peggy Wall by Andrea Draper 4:00 PM Shirley Deltufo by Carlena Thompson

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2020 7:30 AM Veronica Zaremba by Lucille Zaremba 9:30 AM Vernon Vaz by Louis and Barbara Trumbach 11:30 AM In Thanksgiving to God for Angel

and Rita Mercado on their 50th wedding anniversary

by The Mercado Family 5:00 PM Alfred Otto Abrolat by Lisa Abrolat 7:00 PM Parishioners of St. Lucie

Have you remembered St. Lucie Parish in your will and estate planning?

Thank you for your offertory donations!

Comparison August 25, 2019 August 23, 2020 $ 11,234 $ 8,950 Church Offering $ 2,563 $ 4,041 On Line Giving

OFFERTORY

Next weekend, September 5th and 6th, there is one collection that supports St. Lucie Parish. Thank you for your generosity!

2020 Diocesan Services Appeal – St. Lucie Parish Goal: $199,000

To date, we have 661 donors donating $177,779 in cash and pledges. Thank you!

Thank you to our most recent DSA donors:

Mrs. Marie Byrnes, M/M John Cartee, Mrs. Barbara Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Nestor Lacayo, M/M Francis Pacachua, M/M Fred Sporrer, and Ms. Danielle Wymer.

PRAYER REQUESTS Please pray for the deceased of the parish, especially Ryan Patrick See who passed away recently. May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Please remember in your Masses and prayers, the sick whose names have been placed before our altar this week. If possible, try to participate in one of our Masses to join fellow worshipers in praying for them.

TRIBUTE TO A LOVED ONE St. Lucie Parish offers beautiful certificates for contributions to our St. Lucie Kitchen for all donations of $25 or more. Your donation may be made in the name of another (living or deceased) for an anniversary, birthday, wedding, commemorative special occasion, or a memorial. St. Lucie Kitchen feeds families in need every Thursday. This ministry is essential and people depend on us. When needing to purchase a gift please consider giving a beautiful certificate while helping support our kitchen! Stop by the Parish Office.

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Readings for the Week of August 30, 2020 READING(S) 1st 2nd RESPONSORIAL PSALM GOSPEL Sun. 08/30 JER 20:7-9 ROM 12:1-2 PS 63:2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9 MT 16:21-27 Mon. 08/31 1 COR 2:1-5 PS 119:97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102 LK 4:16-30 Tue. 09/1 1 COR 2:10B-16 PS 145:8-9, 10-11, 12-13AB, 13CD-14 LK 4:31-37 Wed. 09/2 1 COR 3:1-9 PS 33:12-13, 14-15, 20-21 LK 4:38-44 Thu. 09/3 1 COR 3:18-23 PS 24:1BC-2, 3-4AB, 5-6 LK 5:1-11 Fri. 09/4 1 COR 4:1-5 PS 37:3-4, 5-6, 27-28, 39-40 LK 5:33-39 Sat. 09/5 1 COR 4:6B-15 PS 145:17-18, 19-20, 21 LK 6:1-5 Sun. 09/6 EZ 33:7-9 ROM 13:8-10 PS 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9 MT 18:15-20

DO YOU NEED COMMUNION AT HOME? If you need Communion at home please contact Ann Breitfelder at (954) 253-8234, coordinator of the Homebound Ministry. Please give her the name of

those needing Communion, an exact address and telephone number(s). You are also welcome to fill out the following and drop it in the offertory basket:

Name:________________________________ Address:______________________________ Phone:( )________________________

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Monday: Closed Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Thursday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Friday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Saturday: 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

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THE FLAME OF LOVE ROSARY

Mary’s “Cause”, the Flame of Love Movement, is her call to save souls from the dangers of sin, which are so prevalent. The Flame of Love is an extra-ordinary grace which comes from Mary’s Immaculate Heart to us at this time in history. The Flame of Love is Jesus, Himself, who desires to empower faithful souls to combat the evils of sin, lukewarmness, and indifference. The Flame of Love Movement revives tepid souls enabling them to embrace: daily Mass and Rosary, Eucharistic Adoration Holy Hours, Fasting, forming Prayer Cenacles of Reparation and becoming part of a community devoted to spreading the Flame of Love. Every Thursday, all are welcome to pray this special rosary at 7:15 PM sharp in the church. Wear your mask and please, social distance!

ST. LUCIE HAS A NEW CAMERA!

Thanks to our St. Lucie CCW, St. Lucie has a new camera to stream masses! Images are clearer than ever and streaming is being used by more parishioners than ever. Video streaming begins 15 minutes before each liturgy. Liturgies will be archived for one week so you will be able to access a particular mass during the week. The new church camera was installed on our website: www.stlucie.cc. To view, open our website. Next, click the “video” button (found just below the sliding pictures). The “Live Stream” broadcast box will be the first box you will see (shown at the top of this column). In order to view the new camera, click on the icon triangle that sits on the red “Live” view. It is that easy. Further down, the 24-hour Live Feed is the old camera and operates 24 hours a day. (It is not as clear as the new camera.) The Chapel camera will broadcast when we are using the Chapel again for liturgies.

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Commemorative St. Lucie Parish Cookbook

We are looking ahead to our 60th anniversary celebration of St. Lucie Parish to take place in 2021! Lots of activities will be planned one of which is a parish cookbook. During the next months we welcome parishioners to share their favorite recipes. Please submit your recipe to Doreen Recco at St. Lucie Parish Office: 425 SW Irving Street, PSL, FL 34983. Submit your recipe by Friday, October 25, 2020. Your recipe should be printed or typed - no script. You may submit more than one recipe. Follow the format below: Give your name and (phone number - We need to contact you if we have questions).

Include category of recipe: appetizer, salad/dressing, soup, (entre: meat, fish, vegetarian), bread, dessert, drink

Name of recipe.

List of ingredients and amounts.

Directions (include oven temperature and cooking time and any necessary cooking equipment such as parchment paper, bundt pan, blender.)

Your name will be included with your recipe in the cookbook.

Submit a name for our cookbook. Winner receives a free cookbook. If two cookbook names are alike, we will consider the first submission.

THURSDAY SOUP KITCHEN During this pandemic, we haven’t been able to offer hot meals in our hall on Thursdays, but we have found another way to help those in need. At noon on Thursdays we hand out boxed/bagged hot lunches! This is another good reason why we welcome food donations. St. Lucie Parish’s approach to noon lunches is just one piece of a puzzle to make life easier to those who need it most.

Habits are either the best of servants or the worst of masters.

ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT

Eucharistic Adoration is the adoration of Jesus Christ present in the Holy Eucharist. A consecrated host, the Holy Eucharist, is placed in a special container attached within a standing cross called a “Monstrance.” The cross reminds us of Christ’s love given for mankind’s sins so that we might have eternal life. The Holy Eucharist is Jesus Christ and although it does not look like the body and blood of Jesus, His Real Presence is hidden within the appearance of the consecrated host. This is a great mystery, something we are not capable of fully rationalizing but we know it to be truth. People come in reverence to pray and worship before the Holy Eucharist on display for certain hours and/or specified days. At Saint Lucie Parish, we have Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament every Thursday and every First Friday of the Month in the church after the 8:30 AM. Mass and this continues until 5:00 PM ending with Benediction on Thursdays and First Friday. We also display the Monstrance at other specified times. Always, there is a sign-up sheet for those desiring to commit themselves in prayer and in presence of the Blessed Sacrament. Usually, we sign our names for an hour designating that we will be present. This is done never to have Jesus left alone!

OUR LADY OF FATIMA ROSARY Please attend the Rosary for Our Lady of Fatima and the Chaplet of Divine Mercy this coming Tuesday, September 1st beginning at 6:30 PM in the Church. If you cannot be there in person, follow us live on the church’s website at stlucie.cc. Bring your intentions for Our Lady’s intercession to Her Son, Jesus Christ. All are welcome.

The abundant life is often smothered by the abundant things of this life.

The monstrance

holds the Holy

Eucharist


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CHURCH VOTIVE CANDLES Our church votive candles can be dedicated to the memory of a loved one. Their name will be inscribed on the candle commemorative plate and the candle will be lit for a year. If you would like to have your loved one memorialized in this special way, please visit the parish office during regular office hours. The donation is $150.00 per candle.

ABOUT CONVALIDATION

Convalidation is the means by which a marriage celebrated outside the Catholic Church (a civil marriage or one in a church of another faith tradition) is recognized as valid and receives the formal blessing of the Catholic Church. In the Catholic Church marriage is a sacrament. Without a marriage celebrated within the Catholic Church (unless they have a dispensation), Catholics must refrain from taking Holy Communion or acting as witnesses/sponsors for Baptism or Confirmation. Even if a couple married outside the Church years ago, they may enter into a Convalidation. Our priests are always eager to sit down with a couple and begin the steps so that their marriage may be blessed.

Parish Guidelines for the Convalidation of a Marriage:

1. Convalidation presumes that both parties are free in the eyes of the Church to marry one another in the first place. Any individual (Catholic or not) who has had a previous marriage and whose former spouse is still living will require an annulment prior to convalidation. (An annulment may take around a year, so plan accordingly. A date for convalidation may not be set until the annulment is approved.)

2. Couples seeking convalidation must contact the Church and make an appointment with a priest at least six months prior to the anticipated date of the ceremony.

3. As part of the preparation for convalidation, a copy of the Civil Marriage License will be required. In addition, the Catholic spouse(s) will be required to present a copy of their Baptismal Record, recently issued (no more than six months old) by the original church of baptism of that individual.

WHAT IS THE 2020 CENSUS? The census is a count of every person who lives in the United States and its territories. It happens every 10 years. It includes a few simple questions about things like age, sex, and the number of people who live in your home. The 2020 Census will collect the same data as the 2010 Census. The U.S. Census Bureau is partnering with faith-based institutions to promote the 2020 Census. These institutions volunteered to help because they understood how important a complete count is for their congregants and community. They are trusted voices in their communities and are critical to conveying the importance of the 2020 Census. In addition, faith communities often serve the same people that use many of the federal programs that receive funding based on census data. These programs include those that address poverty, hunger, homelessness, childcare, emergency services, and public safety. The U.S. Census Bureau asks about race and ethnicity in the decennial census, but it does not collect information about religious affiliation because U.S. law prohibits this. Being counted matters for you and your community regardless of your religious affiliation. The 2020 Census will determine how many representatives your state will have in Congress. Census results will also help determine how billions of dollars in federal funding are allocated to states and communities each year for housing, schools, food assistance, health care, and other vital services. The 2020 Census is confidential. The U.S. census Bureau is required to protect your privacy and keep your answers confidential. By law, your personal information cannot be used against you or anyone else by any government agency or court, and it can’t be accessed by the police department, DHS, ICE, FBI, or CIA. For more information, visit: 2020CENSUS.GOV.

Two concepts of a truly happy life: (1) Use things, not people. (2) Love people, not things.


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St. Lucie Parish needs

$21,000 to complete our DSA goal of

$199,000.


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SACRAMENTS AND CELEBRATIONS SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: At least one parent must be an active, participating, and registered as a member of the parish. Parental attendance at a two-hour preparatory workshop is required prior to the baptism. The class is usually offered in English on the second Wednesday of every month, and in Spanish on the first Wednesday of every month. Class begins at 7:00 PM in the Parish Office Conference Room located at 425 SW Irving Street. Parents are asked to phone the Parish Office before the class to confirm date and time. All baptismal requirements are outlined in a booklet that will be distributed at the baptismal class. Upon fulfilling and submitting the baptism booklet, all is reviewed and if all requirements have been met, a date for baptism will be set (but no sooner than one month.) Baptisms are celebrated at 12:45 PM on Sundays. Spanish Baptisms: 1st and 3rd Sundays, English Baptisms: 2nd and 4th Sundays. SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION: Please contact Andrea Draper, SOFS, Director of Religious Education, for more information. Call (772) 878-1215. Older candidates wishing to be confirmed must first complete an adult religious education program. SACRAMENT OF FIRST EUCHARIST: First Eucharist is usually celebrated in the second grade. Parents who are registered members of the parish are to contact the Director of Religious Education at (772) 878-1215 to register their child for the First Eucharist Program beginning first grade. Preparation is a two-year program! SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: Marriages are celebrated on Fridays at various times and Saturdays at 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM only. Engaged couples should contact the church office a minimum of six months in advance in order to complete the necessary preparation. At least one member of the couple MUST be a registered and participating member of the parish for a minimum of six months prior to initially contacting the church. If the annulment of a previous marriage (Catholic, Non-Catholic, or civil) is required before a Catholic remarriage can take place, please contact the Annulment Advocate, Anne Tienter. For more information call (772) 878-1215. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Reconciliation is celebrated each Saturday from 2:30 – 3:30 PM in the church, or by prearranged appointment with one of the staff priests. It is also celebrated on First Friday from 7:00 to 7:20 AM and 8:00 to 8:20 AM. Seasonal Reconciliation services are also held during both Advent and Lent. “First Reconciliation” for children is celebrated each February for second grade religious education students. Contact the Parish Religious Education Office for information.

Welcome to Saint Lucie

Catholic Church A Parish under the care of the Conventual Franciscan Friars

Whether you are here for the first time, or are a regular parishioner, you’ll discover that St. Lucie is a vibrant community with many opportunities to become involved. Help us to spread the Word of God, and work toward making our parish, our community and our world a better place to live.

Pastor: Fr. Mark A. Szanyi, OFM Conv.

Parochial Vicars: Fr. Paul Gabriel, OFM Conv. Fr. Milton Torres, OFM Conv.

Assisting: Fr. Curt Kreml, OFM Conv.

Deacons: Vincent Cookingham,

Charles Immordino, Dale Konas, and Carlos Melendez

Church: 280 SW Prima Vista

Parish Center: 290 SW Prima Vista Parish Office: 425 SW Irving Street,

Port St. Lucie, FL 34983 (772) 878-1215

Web: www.stlucie.cc Email: [email protected]

Parish Office Hours Monday through Friday:

8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Confession Saturday: 2:30 until 3:30 PM

and every First Friday from 7:00 – 7:20 AM

and 8:00 – 8:20 AM or by appointment.

Mass Times Saturday Vigil Masses: 4:00 PM

Sunday Masses: 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM,

5:00 PM, and Spanish 7:00 PM

All Weekday Daily Masses are at 7:30 and 8:30 AM, Monday – Friday

Saturday Daily Mass is at 8:30 AM


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MINISTRIES DIRECTORY EMAIL: [email protected]

Parish Offices 878-1215 Parish Fax 878-1299 Office Staff: Business Manager/Parish Manager Doreen Recco Office Manager/Bulletin Editor Annette De Luca Parish Secretary Elsa Monteagudo Reception Desk/Baptism Preparation M. Isabel Ricaurte

Spiritual/Educational Formation: Religious Education Director Andrea Draper, OFS 878-1215 RCIA/RICA, RCIA Teens, RCIC Andrea Draper, OFS 878-1215 Youth and Family Ministry Loretta Barnes 878-1215 Church Ministries: Altar Servers, Youth & Adult Fred Marangio 418-1426 Annulment Advocate Anne Tienter, 878-1215 Bereavement Office 878-1215 Bible Study Sat. 9:15-10:30 AM - Library Eucharistic Ministers-Church Tru Hall 561-436-9566 Homebound Eucharist-English Ann Breitfelder 954-253-8234 Homebound Eucharist-Spanish Romelia Moreira 486-5667 Funerals Contact Parish Office 878-1215 St. Lucie Gift Shop 878-4135 Lectors Mary Agnes Albert 879-3624 David Majesky 440-522-8503 Marriage Preparation Contact Parish Office 878-1215 Ministers of Hospitality Bob Barnes 704-236-6420 Parish Council Mary Agnes Albert 878-1215 Engaged Encounter Contact Parish Office 878-1215 Prison Ministry Dn. Charles Immordino 285-3714 Music Ministries: Music Minister Adria Cary 414-628-0147 Music Life Teen Minister John Sweeney 878-1215 Spanish Music Minister Jose Rosado 485-7295 Prayer Ministries: Adoration of Blessed Sacrament - every 1st Friday and every Thursday from 9:15 AM–5:00 PM Adult Scripture/Catechesis Saturdays, 9:15 AM Library Divine Mercy Fridays, 3:00 PM Chapel Charismatic Prayer Mondays, 7:30 PM Chapel Healing Mass 3rd Monday/month, 7:00 PM Church Liturgy of the Hours Mon. - Sat., 8:00 AM Church Rosary, Weekday Mon. - Fri., 6:30 & 9:00 AM Church Rosary, Saturday 9:15 AM Chapel San Damiano First Tue Rosary 7:00 PM Church Sp. Rosary/Prayer/Divine Mercy Tuesdays, 9:30-Noon Library Spanish John XXIII Prayer Group Tuesdays, 7:00 PM Chapel Women of Faith Wednesdays, 1:00-3:00 PM Library Support Ministries: Bread Ministry John Goodness 464-7073 Catholic Charities Counselors Call for Appointment 844-848-6777 Council of Catholic Women Katie Kisielewski, Pres.262-515-0078 Respect Life 1st Mon. 7:30 PM Linda A.342-3809 Pauline P. 200-0574 San Damiano Disciples of Men Larry Williams 359-5822 Seniors’ Social Club Marie Philippe 871-5555 St. Vincent DePaul Leave message 878-8474 SVdP Thrift Store 344-1341 Substance Abuse: Confidential–Ron & Balla Rena Jones 618-312(8) or (9)

SAN VICENTE DE PAUL

Vicente significa: "Vencedor, victorioso"

San Vicente nació en el pueblecito de Pouy en Francia, en 1580. Su niñez la pasó en el campo, ayudando a sus padres en el pastoreo de las ovejas. Desde muy pequeño era sumamente generoso en ayudar a los pobres. Se ordenó sacerdote en 1600. El ministro Gondi nombró al Padre Vicente como capellán de

las grandes regiones donde tenía sus haciendas. Y allí nuestro santo descubrió con horror que los campesinos ignoraban totalmente la religión y que no tenían quién les instruyera. Se consiguió un grupo de sacerdotes amigos, empezó a predicar misiones por esos pueblos y veredas y el éxito fue clamoroso. De ahí le vino la idea de fundar su Comunidad de Padres Vicentinos, que se dedican a instruir y ayudar a las gentes más necesitadas. Lo único que exigía a los suyos era bondad, constancia y dulzura. En cualquier parte donde llegaba, el santo fundaba unos grupos de caridad para ayudar e instruir a las gentes más pobres. San Vicente poseía una gran cualidad para lograr que la gente rica le diera limosnas para los pobres. Reunía a las señoras más adineradas de París y les hablaba con tanta convicción acerca de la necesidad de ayudar a quienes estaban en la miseria, que ellas daban cuánto dinero encontraban a la mano. Había hecho un juramento de dedicar toda su vida a los más miserables y lo fue cumpliendo día por día con generosidad heroica. Fundó varios hospitales y asilos para huérfanos. Recogía grandes cantidades de dinero y lo llevaba a los que habían quedado en la miseria a causa de la guerra. Él decía que “el mayor regalo que Dios puede hacer a un pueblo es darle un sacerdote santo.” Por eso empezó a reunir a quienes se preparaban para el sacerdocio, para darles cursos especiales, y a los que ya eran sacerdotes, los reunía cada martes para darles conferencias acerca de los deberes del sacerdocio. Siempre vestía muy pobremente, y cuando le querían tributar honores exclamaba: "Yo soy un pobre pastorcito de ovejas, que dejé el campo para venirme a la ciudad, pero sigo siendo siempre un campesino simplón y ordinario." En sus últimos años su salud estaba muy deteriorada, pero no por eso dejaba de inventar y dirigir nuevas y numerosas obras de caridad. El 27 de septiembre de 1660 pasó a la eternidad. Tenía 80 años. El Santo Padre León XIII proclamó a este sencillo campesino como Patrono de todas las asociaciones católicas de caridad.


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CURSO “VATICANO II” Escuela de Formación Cristiana

Diócesis de Palm Beach

Inicio: 5 de Septiembre - 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM Clase Virtual – ZOOM

La Escuela de Formación Cristiana anuncia su próximo curso, CONCILIO VATICANO II, donde aprenderemos un poco sobre los diferentes concilios que han existido desde San

Pedro y estudiaremos con más detalle sobre el último concilio, Vaticano II, iniciado por el Papa Juan XXIII y concluido por el Papa Pablo VI. Su objetivo principal fue La Constitución de la Sagrada Liturgia. Las clases se llevarán a cabo virtualmente a partir del sábado 5 de septiembre por cuatro sábados consecutivos usando la aplicación ZOOM. Los participantes recibirán un certificado de la Diócesis al final del curso. Para más detalles y para registrarse, comuníquense a más tardar el 31 de agosto con Jorge Rojas al (772) 342-4467, o visiten la oficina parroquial.

RITO DE INICIACION CRISTIANA PARA ADULTOS (RICA)

RICA es el rito de unión completa con la Iglesia Católica Romana. Se ofrece instrucción y guía espiritual a los adultos que nunca han sido bautizados y a quienes ya están bautizados- (católicos y/o cualquier otra denominación cristiana) que necesiten los Sacramentos de Confirmación y Sagrada Eucaristía. Después de un período de preparación y discernimiento (usualmente un año) los ritos de iniciación son administrados en la Vigilia Pascual celebrada el sábado de Gloria en la noche. Este proceso tiene varias etapas: Etapa de Evangelización y Pre-catecumenado, Elección o Inscripción de Nombres, Etapa de Purificación e Iluminación, celebración de los Sacramentos de Iniciación y, por último, la Etapa de Catequesis después del bautismo. Para más información y para registrarse, comuníquese con Andrea Draper al 878-1215.

AMERICA NECESITA A FATIMA Los Discípulos de San Damiano nos invitan a rezar el rosario el primer martes del mes en la iglesia. Las oraciones y lecturas comienzan a las 6:45 PM: Coronilla de la Divina Misericordia. 7:00 PM: Rosario en inglés y español. Meditación con nuestra Madre Celestial. Antes de comenzar, hacemos nuestras peticiones a la Virgen de Fátima verbalmente, en silencio o por escrito y nuestra Madre Celestial las presentará a su Hijo. Únanse a nosotros para orar como nos pide nuestra virgencita.

¡TENEMOS UNA CÁMARA NUEVA! Gracias a nuestro Consejo de Damas Católicas-CCW Santa Lucía tiene una cámara nueva para transmitir las misas. Las imágenes son muy claras y la cámara está siendo utilizada por más feligreses que nunca. La transmisión de video comienza 15 minutos antes de cada liturgia. Las liturgias se archivarán durante una semana para que puedan tener acceso a una misa en particular. La cámara nueva se instaló en nuestro sitio web www.stlucie.cc. Para ver las transmisiones vayan a nuestro sitio web; a continuación, hagan clic en el botón "video" (que se encuentra justo debajo de las imágenes deslizantes). El cuadro de "Transmisión en Vivo" será el primero que verán (se muestra en la parte superior de esa columna). Para ver la nueva cámara, hagan clic en el icono triangular rojo que dice "En Vivo". ¡Es así de fácil! Más abajo, verán la transmisión en vivo de la cámara anterior que funciona las 24 horas del día. (video/audio no son tan claros como la cámara nueva.) Las transmisiones en la capilla se reanudarán una vez que volvamos a utilizarla para las liturgias. “No te rindas tan fácilmente, sigue esforzándote por lo que quieres y anhelas en esta vida. Recuerda que Dios es nuestra fortaleza y nuestro refugio; en su nombre triunfaremos.” (Contribución de César Jimenez)

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