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The Parish Budget for Fiscal Year 2015 (7/1/15 - 6/30/16) is based on the giving of our faith family for Fiscal Year 2014. The portion of our budget contributed in envelopes, checks and loose cash is $1,768,000.00 or $34,000.00 per week. Contributions for the 14th weekend of the fiscal year were $33,175.00 In the 14th week of our fiscal year, our budgeted goal for ministry programs and ordinary operating expense is $476,000.00 and our collections are $458,389.00. Thank you for your continuing generosity. May God bless you in your sacrificial giving. Lord, help me move from comfort to sacrifice. How shall I make a return to the Lord for all the good He has done for me? (Psalm 116:12) 28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME OCTOBER 11, 2015 MON, OCT 12: 8:30 AM † BARKER & CHIADO FAMILIES BY THE BARKER FAMILY MARY & NEPHI SEAVEY JAMES MOSLEY BY THE MARIANITES 5:30 PM ELIZABETH GRACE SABOTKA BY FERNANDO MOREU SI THANKSGIVING TO ST. JUDE & ST. ANTHONY BY BETTY MILLS SI MARIEGUTIERREZ—HEALTH BY THERESA, ELIZABETH & JOSEPH TUES, OCT 13: 8:30 AM EDWARD F. CAREY BY CREE ANN MORRIS & FAMILY HARRY COPE BY THE HUBER FAMILY SI BEA & B.A. RODRIGUEZ BY THE MARIANITES 5:30 PM DIANA BARRERAS BY DAVE & MARY PEPPER BARKER & CHIADO FAMILIES BY THE BARKER FAMILY SI JOHN MITROS BY HIS SIBLINGS WED, OCT 14: 8:30 AM WENZLER, RUDNIK & MAGGIO FAMILIES SI LIVING & DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE WOMEN’S GUILD BY THE WOMEN’S GUILD SI FOR THE END OF ABORTION BY KOFC ST. MAGDALENE OF CANOSSA COUNCIL #14920 5:30 PM ELEUSIPO ANTONIO SANCHEZ ARIAS BY DORGERIS & MERCEDES LUCILE GARNER & DIANNE KATZ BY THE BARKER FAMILY JOANN MEINBERG BY THE STOLL FAMILY THURS, OCT 15: 8:30 AM WENZLER, RUDNIK & MAGGIO FAMILIES CHRISTY BARKER BY THE BARKER FAMILY WILLIAM THOMAS BY THE FAMILY 5:30 PM CLEO EVANS BY SHIRLEY SISTEK SI ST. THERESA OF AVILA BY THERESA, ELIZABETH & JOSEPH SI MARTY & ANNETTE BARKER BY GEMMA & RUSSELL MORRIS FRI, OCT 16: 8:30 AM † HARRY WARUSZEWSKI BY THE FAMILY SI THERESE LOUISE KELLEY SI FR. JUNE RAMOS & COMPANIONS BY PAUL & BETH ROYER 5:30 PM LURUE COOK SI ROSEANN & ERIC SHREVE—17TH ANNIVERSARY BY THERESA, ELIZABETH & JOSEPH SI THANKSGIVING FOR FAVORS RECEIVED BY ROBERT & LILLIAN CHACON SAT, OCT 17: 5:00 PM BOB ROTHGEB BY MARY KAY DAWSON RICHARD T. & MARION H. KNIPFING BY PAUL & BETH ROYER LESLIE KLEMCKE BY KAY & JIM MAGOVERN SUN, OCT 18: 7:00 AM LINDA WILLIAMS SI OPAL TENBRINK—HAPPY 90TH 9:00 AM SI FRANK & JANE DURSO BY THE STROW FAMILY SI BOB HARDT 10:30 AM JANICE BUSTOS, BEN ROYBAL & RUDY GONZALES BY THE ROYBAL FAMILY SHIRLEY SALINAS BY PATRICIA CAUGHRAN JAMES RUIS BY HIS SISTER 12:00 PM BERLINDA MARTINEZ BY ROBERT MARTINEZ NICKI GALLEGOS & BONNIE WELLS BY ROSE NARANJO & FAMILY 5:30 PM MARGARITO RICHARD CORDOVA BY THE FAMILY 29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME OCTOBER 18, 2015 IS 53:10-11 HEB 4:14-16 MK 10:35-45 Please Note… The Parish Office will be closed on Monday, October 12, 2015 in Observance of Columbus Day & will reopen on Tuesday, October 13th at 9:00 AM. Have a safe and relaxing holiday! 28 th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Jesus encounters the rich young man in today’s gospel recorded in Mark 10:17-30. He asks a question of Jesus which we should all consider, “Good teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?” Mk 10:17. Jesus responds by quoting from the Decalogue. Clearly this should refute those who say that Jesus abrogated the ten commandments. No, actually Jesus calls us to a higher interpretation of the commandments, a more demanding approach which says, for example, that even my anger with my brother breaks the fifth commandment, “thou shalt not kill”–cf. Mt 5:22. This rich young man alleges that he had observed these commands since his childhood. Then, Jesus looks at him with love and calls the young man to follow him, after having given up his earthly treasures. But apparently his possessions possessed him! The rich young man left Jesus and went away sad–cf. Mk 10:22. Perhaps we should reflect upon how attached we are to our own possessions. We may have many liberties in our nation, but very little freedom because we are so attached to things. We tend to use people and love things rather than love people and use things! When this happens, we are subject to an inversion which takes us into an upside down reality that eventually imprisons us. Our consumer based culture tends to exacerbate the problem with a throw-away mentality as we search for the latest, the newest, the biggest as our “must have” object to love. Let us pray for discernment to see where this is happening in our lives and for detachment to overcome the obsession with our things, which cannot bring us enduring happiness. ST. FRANCIS AWARD I am pleased to announce that our parishioner, Mrs. Judie Youngman, was awarded the St. Francis of Assisi award this past Monday at the Cathedral of St. Francis. Judie has served as a coordinator of our Social Concerns Committee for decades as well as a Communion Minister at Mass. In addition, Judie serves on our Parish Pastoral Council, bringing her insights from so many years of service to the needy of our parish community. Thank you, Judie, for touching us with your gentle and gracious service to God and neighbor here at Annunciation Parish and beyond. Congratulations and God bless you and yours! ANNULMENTS There has been a great deal of discussion about declarations of nullity, better known as annulments, during the last year and the Synod of Bishops on the Family. Some refer to annulments as Catholic divorce, which they are not. In fact, we heard clearly from Jesus himself that divorce was permitted by Moses only because of the people’s hardness of heart– cf. Mk 10:5. Jesus calls us to the higher standard of a permanent commitment which is unitive, indissoluble, and procreative. Then what is the annulment process? It is a process which investigates whether there was anything missing in the marriage commitment from the very beginning. Rather than a failed marriage, it declares whether there was ever a real marriage to begin with or not. You might say that there was a ceremony and then children thereafter, so what is there to question. The questions deal with intentions from the beginning like true freedom to marry, commitment to fidelity, openness to new life and permanence in the relationship, to name a few. Due to the backlog of cases, many have waited for years to get their case heard and to receive a decision. Pope Francis has recently offered means by which to streamline the process and render decisions more expeditiously. Nonetheless, the presumption in all cases is that the marriages are valid unless and until they are proven otherwise. Please pray for those in the process so that it can be a time of healing and restoration for the dignity of true marriage and the sacrament of matrimony. WORLD MISSIONS COLLECTION Next weekend, we will take up the annual collection for the World Missions. Please be generous to the missionaries and their people as they further establish the gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world. Many Catholics are still enduring persecution and suffering simply because they are Christians in a hostile environment. Let us show them our support through prayer and sacrifice in this collection. PRIESTS CONVOCATION Remember your priests this week as we gather in Taos for the annual convocation of priests. You will be remembered in the Masses there as we trust in your prayers at the services here. Our retired, visiting priests will be offering all the Masses here during the week. PARISH MISSION STATEMENT Our Lady of the Annunciation Roman Catholic Parish is a people of living faith rooted in the Gospel, centered on the Eucharist and led by the Holy Spirit. We are inspired by the example of Mary to continue the mission of Jesus Christ by ministering to all. Annunciation Parish Website: www.annunciationparishabq.org From the Pastor

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The Parish Budget for Fiscal Year 2015 (7/1/15 - 6/30/16) is based on the giving of our faith family for Fiscal Year 2014. The portion of our budget contributed in envelopes, checks and loose cash is $1,768,000.00 or $34,000.00 per week. Contributions for the 14th weekend of the fiscal year were $33,175.00 In the 14th week of our fiscal year, our budgeted goal for ministry programs and ordinary operating expense is $476,000.00 and our collections are $458,389.00. Thank you for your continuing generosity.

May God bless you in your sacrificial giving. Lord, help me move from comfort to sacrifice.

How shall I make a return to the Lord for all the good He has done for me? (Psalm 116:12)

28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME OCTOBER 11, 2015

MON, OCT 12: 8:30 AM † BARKER & CHIADO FAMILIES BY THE BARKER FAMILY † MARY & NEPHI SEAVEY † JAMES MOSLEY BY THE MARIANITES

5:30 PM † ELIZABETH GRACE SABOTKA BY FERNANDO MOREU SI THANKSGIVING TO ST. JUDE & ST. ANTHONY BY BETTY MILLS SI MARIEGUTIERREZ—HEALTH BY THERESA, ELIZABETH & JOSEPH

TUES, OCT 13: 8:30 AM † EDWARD F. CAREY BY CREE ANN MORRIS & FAMILY † HARRY COPE BY THE HUBER FAMILY SI BEA & B.A. RODRIGUEZ BY THE MARIANITES 5:30 PM † DIANA BARRERAS BY DAVE & MARY PEPPER † BARKER & CHIADO FAMILIES BY THE BARKER FAMILY SI JOHN MITROS BY HIS SIBLINGS WED, OCT 14: 8:30 AM † WENZLER, RUDNIK & MAGGIO FAMILIES SI LIVING & DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE WOMEN’S GUILD BY THE WOMEN’S GUILD SI FOR THE END OF ABORTION BY KOFC ST. MAGDALENE OF CANOSSA COUNCIL #14920 5:30 PM † ELEUSIPO ANTONIO SANCHEZ ARIAS BY DORGERIS & MERCEDES † LUCILE GARNER & DIANNE KATZ BY THE BARKER FAMILY † JOANN MEINBERG BY THE STOLL FAMILY THURS, OCT 15: 8:30 AM † WENZLER, RUDNIK & MAGGIO FAMILIES † CHRISTY BARKER BY THE BARKER FAMILY † WILLIAM THOMAS BY THE FAMILY

5:30 PM † CLEO EVANS BY SHIRLEY SISTEK SI ST. THERESA OF AVILA BY THERESA, ELIZABETH & JOSEPH SI MARTY & ANNETTE BARKER BY GEMMA & RUSSELL MORRIS

FRI, OCT 16: 8:30 AM † HARRY WARUSZEWSKI BY THE FAMILY SI THERESE LOUISE KELLEY SI FR. JUNE RAMOS & COMPANIONS BY PAUL & BETH ROYER

5:30 PM † LURUE COOK SI ROSEANN & ERIC SHREVE—17TH ANNIVERSARY BY THERESA, ELIZABETH & JOSEPH SI THANKSGIVING FOR FAVORS RECEIVED BY ROBERT & LILLIAN CHACON

SAT, OCT 17: 5:00 PM † BOB ROTHGEB BY MARY KAY DAWSON † RICHARD T. & MARION H. KNIPFING BY PAUL & BETH ROYER † LESLIE KLEMCKE BY KAY & JIM MAGOVERN SUN, OCT 18: 7:00 AM † LINDA WILLIAMS SI OPAL TENBRINK—HAPPY 90TH

9:00 AM SI FRANK & JANE DURSO BY THE STROW FAMILY SI BOB HARDT

10:30 AM † JANICE BUSTOS, BEN ROYBAL & RUDY GONZALES BY THE ROYBAL FAMILY † SHIRLEY SALINAS BY PATRICIA CAUGHRAN † JAMES RUIS BY HIS SISTER

12:00 PM † BERLINDA MARTINEZ BY ROBERT MARTINEZ † NICKI GALLEGOS & BONNIE WELLS BY ROSE NARANJO & FAMILY 5:30 PM † MARGARITO RICHARD CORDOVA BY THE FAMILY

29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME OCTOBER 18, 2015

IS 53:10-11 HEB 4:14-16 MK 10:35-45

Please Note… The Parish Office will be closed on Monday, October 12, 2015 in Observance of Columbus Day & will reopen on Tuesday, October 13th at 9:00 AM.

Have a safe and relaxing holiday!

28th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Jesus encounters the rich young man in today’s gospel recorded in Mark 10:17-30. He asks a

question of Jesus which we should all consider, “Good teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal

life?” Mk 10:17. Jesus responds by quoting from the Decalogue. Clearly this should refute those

who say that Jesus abrogated the ten commandments. No, actually Jesus calls us to a higher

interpretation of the commandments, a more demanding approach which says, for example, that

even my anger with my brother breaks the fifth commandment, “thou shalt not kill”–cf. Mt 5:22.

This rich young man alleges that he had observed these commands since his childhood. Then, Jesus looks at him with love

and calls the young man to follow him, after having given up his earthly treasures. But apparently his possessions possessed

him! The rich young man left Jesus and went away sad–cf. Mk 10:22. Perhaps we should reflect upon how attached we are

to our own possessions. We may have many liberties in our nation, but very little freedom because we are so attached to

things. We tend to use people and love things rather than love people and use things! When this happens, we are subject to

an inversion which takes us into an upside down reality that eventually imprisons us. Our consumer based culture tends to

exacerbate the problem with a throw-away mentality as we search for the latest, the newest, the biggest as our “must have”

object to love. Let us pray for discernment to see where this is happening in our lives and for detachment to overcome the

obsession with our things, which cannot bring us enduring happiness.

ST. FRANCIS AWARD

I am pleased to announce that our parishioner, Mrs. Judie Youngman, was awarded the

St. Francis of Assisi award this past Monday at the Cathedral of St. Francis. Judie has served as a coordinator

of our Social Concerns Committee for decades as well as a Communion Minister at Mass. In addition, Judie

serves on our Parish Pastoral Council, bringing her insights from so many years of service to the needy of our

parish community. Thank you, Judie, for touching us with your gentle and gracious service to God and

neighbor here at Annunciation Parish and beyond. Congratulations and God bless you and yours!

ANNULMENTS

There has been a great deal of discussion about declarations of nullity, better known as annulments, during the last year and

the Synod of Bishops on the Family. Some refer to annulments as Catholic divorce, which they are not. In fact, we heard

clearly from Jesus himself that divorce was permitted by Moses only because of the people’s hardness of heart– cf. Mk 10:5.

Jesus calls us to the higher standard of a permanent commitment which is unitive, indissoluble, and procreative. Then what is

the annulment process? It is a process which investigates whether there was anything missing in the marriage commitment

from the very beginning. Rather than a failed marriage, it declares whether there was ever a real marriage to begin with or

not. You might say that there was a ceremony and then children thereafter, so what is there to question. The questions deal

with intentions from the beginning like true freedom to marry, commitment to fidelity, openness to new life and permanence

in the relationship, to name a few. Due to the backlog of cases, many have waited for years to get their case heard and to

receive a decision. Pope Francis has recently offered means by which to streamline the process and render decisions more

expeditiously. Nonetheless, the presumption in all cases is that the marriages are valid unless and until they are proven

otherwise. Please pray for those in the process so that it can be a time of healing and restoration for the dignity of true

marriage and the sacrament of matrimony.

WORLD MISSIONS COLLECTION Next weekend, we will take up the annual collection for the World Missions. Please be generous to the missionaries

and their people as they further establish the gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world. Many Catholics are still

enduring persecution and suffering simply because they are Christians in a hostile environment. Let us show them

our support through prayer and sacrifice in this collection.

PRIESTS CONVOCATION Remember your priests this week as we gather in Taos for the annual convocation of priests. You will be

remembered in the Masses there as we trust in your prayers at the services here. Our retired, visiting priests will be

offering all the Masses here during the week.

PARISH MISSION STATEMENT Our Lady of the Annunciation Roman Catholic Parish is a people of living faith rooted in the Gospel,

centered on the Eucharist and led by the Holy Spirit.

We are inspired by the example of Mary to continue the mission of Jesus Christ by ministering to all.

Annunciation Parish Website: www.annunciationparishabq.org

From the Pastor

FAMILY CENTERED RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Dear Parishioners,

For the next two weeks I am changing the usual format of my

bulletin page in order to publish two accounts of the pilgrimages

that the Perez family and the Seabrooks family (10/18) made to

Philadelphia. Each family brought back an inspiring message of

love for all us from Pope Francis. Enjoy!

Leslie Monette—Director of Religious Education

World Meeting of Families—A reflection by the Perez Family

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Women s Guild Coo boo 2 A limited edition of 300 books ar e now available, at 10 each. The book entitled “God’s Grace: Food for Body and Soul” contains uplifting spiritual stories and recipes contributed by Guild members. The profit from book sales will go to a joint fundraising of the nights of Columbus and the Women’s Guild for a statue of the Blessed Mother to be placed in the church’s prayer garden. To purchase a book, please call Mary Agnes at 2 - 111 in the parish office. Thank you for your

support.

Women s Guild Pilgrimage will be on Wednesday, October 1 , 2015, :30AM to 2:30PM. The Albuquerque churches to be visited are St. Therese of the Infant Jesus Shrine, San Felipe Neri in Old Town, and Sacred Heart in Barelas. Please register with Mary Agnes in the parish office, bus fare is 15.00. Please contact Sr. Cristina for more information. Thank you.

Adopt a Family for Than sgiving Annunciation year ly Social Concer ns Committee pr oject is calling parishioners to adopt a family as one way of celebrating Thanksgiving. Please consider becoming a sponsor for those served by our parish’s St. incent De Paul Society, or any of the three chosen parishes: San Jose and St. Francis avier in the SW and Holy Ghost in the S . Donor forms are inserted in this weekend’s bulletin. For more information, please call Joe Beverly Rudys at 2 1-5 2 or at annunciationfooddrive q.com . Thanks for your kind attention, and we hope you will

participate in this worthy project.

Senior Ministry-GEMS-Fall us Trip will be on Tuesday, October 20, 2015. The destinations ar e the ery Large Array LA in Magdalena, which will be a guided tour. In the afternoon will be a visit in San Miguel Parish church in Socorro. The bus will leave Annunciation at :00AM sharp, and will return at :00PM. The fee for the comfortable Paradise Tours bus and admission to the LA is 25.00. Please register and give your payment to Sr. Cristina. This will be a fun trip in good company!

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults RCIA Thinking about becoming a Roman Catholic? At Annunciation we welcome everyone who are unbapti ed, as well as those bapti ed Christians and Catholics who need to complete the sacraments of Christian initiation of Confirmation and Holy ucharist. The sessions are on Tuesdays, 7:00- :00PM in St. Josephine Bakhita Hall,

on tah St. opposite the church parking lot.

PARISH LIFE & PASTORAL OUTREACH

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS

Sr. Cristina Ove era, FdCC, Director

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Oct. 12 Monday Marianites :30-10:30AM SFH Communion isits to Sick Homebound Parishioners Divine Mercy Cenacle 7:00- :30PM SFH Infant Baptism Preparation Class 7:00- :00PM SMH Oct. 13 Tuesday RCIA Pre-Catechumenate 7:00- :00PM SBH Oct. 1 Wednesday Women’s Guild Pilgrimage :30AM-2:30PM LRSS-Symbolon II :30-11:00AM SBH Oct. 15 Thursday Sunday Scripture Readings Reflection :30-10:30AM SFH

Oct. 17 Saturday Sidewalk Advocates for Life Workshop :00AM-2:00PM SMH

THI S WEEK’ S MEETINGS / ACTIVI TIES

MUSIC

Laudate Choir Rehearsal: Wednesday, October 14, 6:45 pm, in the church

Cantor Rehearsal: Thursday October 15, 6:45 pm, in the church

Parish Mixed Choir Rehearsal: Thursday, October 15, 7:30 pm, in the church

5:30 PM Mass Music Ensemble Rehearsal: Sunday @ 4:15 pm, in the church

MINISTRYMINISTRY

Lector Workbooks for the 2016 Liturgical Year can be picked up in the Adornment Room or in

the Parish Office. The new Liturgical Year begins on Sunday, November 29; this year’s cycle of

Scripture readings focuses on the Gospel of Saint Luke.

Liturgical Ministers: If you have not yet turned in your Liturgica l Minister Data Form/Ministry

Covenant 2015-2016, please do so as soon as possible. Please include a phone number that you regularly

check for voice messages!! You can turn it in to the Parish Office, or leave it in the Adornment

Room at church. If you have not received a form in the mail, extras are available in the

Adornment Room or at the Parish Office.

Please keep the sick and homebound of our parish in your prayers.

Anointing of the Sick: Wednesday, October 28, 2015 a fter the 8:30 AM Mass

The Liturgical Minister Schedule is available on the Annunciation Parish Website:

http://www.annunciationparishabq.org/litschedule.html

LECTIONARY READINGS M y, Oc ber 12 , 2015 — S r y, Oc ber 17, 2015 MONDAY - - “If today you hear his voice, harden not your hearts.” ~Ps 95:8

TUESDAY 6- - The word of God is living and effective, able to discern reflections and thoughts of the heart.” ~Heb 4:12

WEDNESDAY - - 6 “My sheep hear my voice, says the Lord; I know them, and they follow me.” ~Jn 10:27

THURSDAY V & - - “I am the way and the truth and the life, says the Lord; no one comes to the Father except through me.” ~Jn 14:6

FRIDAY -8 - “May your kindness, O LORD, be upon us; who have put our hope in you.” ~Ps 33:22

SATURDAY & 6- 8 8- “The Spirit of truth will testify to me, says the Lord, and you also will testify.” ~Jn 15:26b, 27a

MINISTRY & MUSIC HAPPENINGS

MUSIC & LITURGICAL MINISTRY

Dr. Jane Smith, Director 298-9636 Sr. Betty Rivero, FdCC, Assistant

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