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WHY DO WE DO THAT? CATHOLIC TRADITIONS EXPLAINED

Question:In our church, on the feast of Epiphany, we write the initials C+M+B over the doorway, what does this stand for or mean?

Answer:Epiphany, like Christmas, is celebrated in various ways by different nationalities and cultures. The customs and traditions surrounding these days give them a distinct feel and meaning.

In many Slavic traditions, Epiphany is observed by marking the year on the mantle of the entrance to a room or house. In the center of the year are the initials of the traditional names of the three Wise Men: Caspar, Melchior, and Balthasar. An alternative explanation asserts that the initials stand for the Latin “Christus Mansionem Benedicat,” “Christ bless this house.” Regardless of the interpretation, the purpose is to ask God’s blessing on the home, marking it as though the Wise Men had come and found therein the Christ Child. It also recalls the marking of the doorways in Egypt with the blood of the lamb so that the angel of death would pass over. God’s blessing comes to each home as a source of protection and grace.

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January 7 & 8, 2017The Epiphany of the Lord

All are Welcome...

“Winter Starlight Gala”presented by Hoover High School Band

Join us for an evening of pops and jazz!Saturday, January 147:00 pm - Deasy Hall

Tickets are $30 for adults and $20 for children 12 and under. Evening includes coffee, desserts and silent auction. This

event benefits the Hoover High Band and the purchase of instruments. For tickets,

email hooverbandwintergala@gmail.com

Save the Date!Day of Service - No Sew BlanketsJanuary 22, 2017 - Deasy Hall

This is a family friendly event. Blankets can be completed by sitting at tables while cutting strips of fabric, tying knots and removing pins. By sharing these details, we hope you can better determine the age appropriateness for your family.

Prep days will be: Sunday, January 15 • Noon - 5:00 pm Thursday, January 19 • 6:00 - 8:00 pm Saturday, January 21 • 9:00 am - Noon

All are in Deasy Hall.

Can’t make it? If you would still like to help, please call or stop by the church office where we will have some blankets ready for you to prep. Thank you in advance for your help!

To sign-up for the Day of Service, please visit: www.signupgenius.com/go/20F054BACA62BA0FE3-popday

You can access the link off the Prince of Peace website or sign-up at the Welcome Desk. Questions? Please contact Tara Wilkinson at twilkinson@cocm.com or 205.414.6449.

Mass Intentions for January 9 - January 15

Monday 8:30 am Josephine A. Vizzinia † 6:30 pm Virginia Tortorici †Tuesday 8:30 am Don Snyder † 7:00 pm Para la IglesiaWednesday 8:15 am Sr. Adrienne Schmidt † 5:00 pm Shay McNamee † Thursday 8:30 am Joe Dwyer †Friday 8:30 am Charles W. Callans †Saturday 5:00 pm Audra Lalisan † Sunday 7:00 am John Durnak † 8:30 am Vincent Piazza II † 1:30 pm Para la Iglesia 5:00 pm Shay McNamee † 7:00 pm Para la Iglesia

Minus OneTuesday, January 1011:00 am - Deasy Hall

RSVP to the Church Office: 205.822.9125

Seniors LunchTuesday, January 17

11:00 am - Deasy HallRSVP to the Church Office: 205.822.9125

HappeningsChildcare services are available at the POP Nursery during

Sunday morning programs and Wednesday night RCIA.

Monday - January 9Adventure Ark Playschool Re-Enrollment Begins! - See Article in BulletinCentering Prayer - Resumes January 9Tuesday - January 10W.O.W. Women of Worship - 9:30 am - St. JudeAdult Bible Study - 9:30 am - St. Monica “Enjoying the Old Testament” Topic: Genesis 25-50: Jacob and His SonsMinus One - 11:00 am - Deasy HallCaring Needles - 1:00 pm - St. ElizabethWednesday - January 11Wednesday Night Dinner - 5:30 pm - Deasy HallMS Youth Group - 5:30 pm - Deasy Hall, 6:00 pm - CafeteriaGlorybound Choir - 6:00 pm - ChurchBible Study with Fr. Holloway - RESUMES in JanuaryRCIA - 6:30 pm - St. Jude Topic: HS Youth Group - 6:30 - 8:00 pm - Youth RoomThursday - January 12Adoration - 9:00 am - 9:oopm - ChapelCentering Prayer - 6:30 - 7:15 pm - St. ElizabethFriday - January 13M.O.M.S. Group - 9:30 am - St. Jude Topic: Guest Speaker Casey Halsey - Life Insurance & Financial Planning Contact: Stefanie Daniel, 205.213.3822 or Amy Walsh, azlee@gmail.comCovenant of Love - 6:30 pm - Deasy HallSaturday - January 14Winter Starlight Gala - 7:00 pm - Deasy Hall - See Article in BulletinSunday - January 15Scripture in Action - 9:45 am - St. ElizabethAdult Education Series - 9:45 am - St. Monica “The Saint and the Pope: The Spirituality of Two Men Named Francis” Topic: The Foundations of Franciscan PrayerHS Youth Group - 6:00 - 8:00 pm - Youth Room

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Middle School Youth GroupJoin us every Wednesday and bring a friend! All are welcome! Drop off is in Deasy Hall at 5:30 pm for dinner. Parent pick-up is at 7:30 pm in the school parking lot. Feel free to contact Corey Kappler at 205.789.7957 or coreykappler@gmail.com with any questions.

Women of WorshipWOW will dive into a study of the Ten Commandments beginning January 10. We are using Msgr. Pope’s Ten Commandments for an indepth guide to an Examen of Conscience and the book, Living the Commandments, based on the four parts of our Catechism. Call Anne Giraud at 205.910.7767 or email gregp7@bham.rr.com to reserve your books. For more information on the study, contact study leader, Jill Kent at 205.913.1750. We welcome all women with open arms!

Financial StewardshipToday we remember the three wise men from the East who came to pay homage to the infant Jesus, bringing him rich gifts of gold, frankincense and

myrrh. The gifts we bring - our time and service and some share of what we earn for the work we do - are

equally precious in His sight.

Financial Stewardship for December 24 & 25: Building Fund $ 35,409.00

Offertory $ 15,259.00Christmas $ 14,093.00

Financial Stewardship for December 31 & January 1: Building Fund $ 43,649.00

Offertory $ 14,630.26Christmas $ 1,040.00

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Save the Date!A priest, a rabbi and an imam will explore their common heritage as Children of Abraham in a public forum at Prince of Peace on Thursday, January 26, at 7:00 pm. All are welcome to attend this trialogue on Muslim, Jewish, and Christian interpretations of Scripture, as embraced initially in the Catholic Church’s Vatican Council II document, Nostra Aetate. This 1965 document, which declared the relation of the Catholic Church to non-Christian religions, is extremely relevant today. The panelists will also answer questions from the audience.

The panelists include Dr. Sameh Asal of BIS Hoover Crescent Islamic Center, Rev. Ray Dunmyer of St. Thomas Catholic Church, and Rabbi Johnathan Miller of Temple Emanu-El. The panel discussion will be moderated by Sr. Mary McGehee, OSB, retreat and spiritual director at the Benedictine Sisters Retreat Center in Cullman. Please RSVP to mike.brown@popcatholic.org to reserve your seat for this enlightening evening.

Job OpportunitiesEWTN promotes an environment for employees to combine their faith and career! We are searching for qualified candidates for the following positions (Irondale, AL). Accounts Payable Specialist, Accountant, Sr. Network & Systems Administrator and Non-Linear Editor. For information on job requirements, visit www.ewtn.com. Please email cover letter, salary requirements and resume to humanresources@ewtn.com.

NEW! Bible Study for Young Women

St. Stephen Catholic Chapel in the LibraryThursdays at 7:00 pm

First meeting is January 19.

This study is for all young women post-college. (Graduate students welcome!)

Topic: Mary + questions that arise within the study.

Contact Shannon Kirchmer for more information:sckirchmer@gmail.com, 704.519.6352

Stewardship: Parishioners Answering God’s Call in ServiceA group of young mothers from Prince of Peace recently visited Her Choice Birmingham Women’s Center for a tour and to

learn about service opportunities there. They didn’t go empty-handed, however. They took newborn items for donation to the new moms serviced by the Center. The moms who couldn’t make the trip worked on a knitting project to make pom poms for

infant hats and congratulations cards to be given to the new moms through Her Choice. Please submit your stewardship story examples to cathy.yarbrough@popcatholic.org. They may be edited for space consideration.

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Centering PrayerSave the date for January 21 as Sr. Mary McGehee will present an Introductory Workshop on Centering Prayer at Prince of Peace. More details to come.

Centering Prayer is a way to deepen your prayer life by learning to “rest in God.” It helps you find Christ’s presence within the “stillness of our being” leading us beyond concepts, words and images. Centering Prayer is a simple and disciplined waiting, lovingly on God.

To learn Centering Prayer, please be prepared to attend for six weeks. There will be an Introductory Workshop (led by Sr. McGehee), which is usually given in a one-day or weekend retreat, then weekly sessions for six weeks.

The Introductory Workshop teaches this method of prayer by lectures, discussion, and practice. The day creates a beautiful atmosphere of silent listening from the heart. The following sessions include praying Centering Prayer as a group, reading from the book, Open Mind Open Heart, or watching a short video of Fr. Thomas Keating and having discussions. The weekly sessions usually last 1.5 - 2 hours each.

We hope you can join us for this introspective prayer journey on January 21.

Covenant of LoveYou’re Invited! Covenant of Love Date Night is a marriage ministry that allows couples to reconnect and refocus on what’s important, as well as impart practical wisdom to become the husband and wife God desires them to be. The next Date Night is:

Friday, January 136:30 - 8:30 pm

Eat. Drink. Talk. Pray.Register by January 11

Deasy Hall

Nursery provided. Please visit popdatenight.myevent.com to register and get more information or contact popdatenight@gmail.com.

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Adventure Ark Playschool NewsRegistration for the 2017-2018 Playschool (MDO) year is coming up soon! If you would like to schedule a tour or if you have questions regarding our program, please contact Kara Woodard at 205.822.9125 x 15.

January 9-13: Re-enrollment of current students and/or registration of children who have a sibling in our Playschool or in POP Preschool/School.

Janaury 17: Open registration for Prince of Peace Church Members.January 30: Registration will be open to the public.

Playschool registration fee is $100 and non-refundable. Registration forms may be picked up at the Playschool Office or may be downloaded from the church website.

Religious EducationIs Religious Education a Substitute for Regular Mass Attendance?

Reflections taken from Aleteia Newsletter - A Catechist’s Perspective Part 1 of 3

It was the first day of my first year teaching second grade religion and we were going to learn about parts of the Mass. “OK,” I began. “Think about the last time you went to Mass. What was the first thing that happened?”

A hand shot up. “We opened our presents!”

I shook my head. “No, I’m thinking of something that happens every time you go to Mass...”

A small voice piped, “We found our Easter Baskets?” I shook my head again.

“Aunt Mary died? My mom got married? My baby brother got baptized?” Each child helpfully volunteered their memories of the times they remembered going to Mass.

Finally, another student sighed and raised his hand. I knew him. We sat behind his family every week. “First we all stand and sing a song while Father comes in. Then he starts with a prayer.”

When I’m with my religion classes, I can tell which kids have been going to Mass since birth and which kids only go on special occasions. For the kids who go weekly, I’m basically reminding them of things they already know. The kids who haven’t gone to Mass are a different story. They’ve missed out on years of prayers, readings, hymns and liturgies. They haven’t experienced the liturgical year. Everything they’re learning is totally new for them, which means that it’s too much to learn in an hour a week. They don’t need the worst catechist in the parish. They need more time with Jesus. Over the next 2 weeks we’ll learn three reasons why Mass is the best way to ground your children in the faith. (Aleteia Org)

Upcoming Events:

Casting Lots for the Seamless Garment (John 19:23-4)Let Us Give Thanks - About Death Penalty

For the first time in over 40 years, public support in the United States for the death penalty has gone under half, so is no longer a majority opinion. The number of executions and death sentences is also lower than it’s been in decades.

International actions against the death penalty are still vigorous. (Consistent Life Web Page, issue #338 11.25.16)For more information on the Seamless Garment, please contact Tom & Elsbeth Germanson: 205.565.3456, alagerm@bham.rr.com.

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Many thanks to those who donated a Poinsettia “In Memory” or “In Honor” of someone:Muchas gracias por todos aquellow que donaron los Poinsettia “en memoria” o “en honor”:

Jim & Sue Dobrinski in memory of the Hawryluk & Dobrinski FamiliesThe Spero Family in memory of Mary & Andy Spero

Jerry & Dororthy Chambers in memory of the Chambers & McMurray FamiliesDennis Daigle in memory of Vivian & Charley Brocato & Clyde & Anna Marie Clayton

Coywin & Susan Fredd in honor of Euradell FreddEuradell Fredd in memory of Mathilda Broussard

Steve & Linda Sewell in memory of Jessie & John PaulmenoThe Nelms Family in memory of Christopher Nelms

Paul Martin in memory of Chris & Lena Ardale & Joe & Inez MartinMaureen McCarthy in memory of Michael McCarthy

Jeanette Galiano in memory of Frank & Rose DiChiara, Anthony Gagliano, & Patty GaglianoSam & Joanne Orlando in memory of Steve & Joanna Butera

The Miller Family in memory of Fred MillerMark & Joan Ohrn in memory of Johnny & Jimmie Sue Hramec, Renee Ohrn, & Carl Ohrn

Barbara & Bill Ranieri in memory of Vincent RanieriRobert Ranieri in memory of Vincent Ranieri

Paul & Steven Trunec in memory of Paula TrunecRon & Carol Mahinske in memory of Alfred & Anna Ulman & Alex & Joann Mahinske

Ashely Mason in memory of Ed KyserThe Tamburello Family in honor of Debbie Rice

Jeannine Mikos in memory of Ed MikosElizabeth Ritchey, Tim & Roxanne Cochran in memory of James Ritchey, Wayne & Betty Cochran

The Morin & Hopping Families in memory of Bob Morin & Duke DuFresneKathy & Kevin Pace in memory of Hunter Pace

The Kubas Family in memory of Cheryl & Roy Kubas & Cathy & Kim KeidelBrad Coleman in memory of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Morello

Bernard & Annette Ceravolo III & Family in memory of Mr. & Mrs. F. Ceravolo, Jr.Lorraine Holt in memory of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Stewart, Mrs. Joe Holt, & Michael Stewart

Many thanks to those who donated a Poinsettia:Muchas gracias a los donates de los Poinsettia:

Bryan Holt, Samuel Lusco, Kevin McCarthy, Carl Watts, Susan Bellush, Andrew & Elysia Crecelius,Patrick & Shannon McNamee, Ben Young, John & Kristin Ahearn, Patrick & Maggie Devereux,

Charles Miranda, Chris Stokes, Antoinette & Charles Sciandra, & Dianne Moore

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Please remember...

Doris GregErrol Austin Curtis AustinMike VestaNicholas LanziZeek HughesAlan CruzDenis AbercrombieDebra RiceJake CulottaCarol Jean MirandaPatricia Muldowney

Carmella PistoneVirginia GuarinoCharles Pardi Virginia LorinoLinda CarnaggioGeorge HollowayCaroline SammisMadison SammisClaudia CharmeLowell PannellVirginia RentaSally Lee

Donna DogilRick Goff Joe MirandaDavid AndreasBernard ScalisiKathy BennerClara BraggHope DeFalcoMary CrockerRichard CrockerMary DavisMarie Gerson

Dean DoverspikeDanielle WellsEdward ChazalSusan ChazalAshley BirkJohn BirkLisa HardingDebbie RiceLesa Samblanet

Prayer List - Lista de OracionesPlease pray for all of our sick and recovering loved ones. If you would

like to add or remove someone to/from the prayer list, please contact the parish office at 205.822.9125 or email bulletin@popcatholic.org. Names will remain on the list for 3 months unless notified. To be part of the parish

prayer chain, email, prayer-chain@princeofpeace-hoover.org.

Jared Fitzgerald, USMCJoseph Byrd, USNGCraig Hollis, USAFJohn Okon, USNJessica Stephens, USNMatt Stephens, USNMark Okon, USNLaurin Okon, USNHarold Eddy, USAFrancisco Rodriguez, USMCDuffy Towey, USCG

Joey Gable, USAFAmy Williams, USNPhilip West, USABradley Hallmark, USAFMatthew Russell, USMCAaron Torczynski, USAFAustin C. Daniel, USNCharles L. Kidd II, USAPatrick C. Kidd, USAJoseph Lujano, USNEduardo Reyes, USNG

Chris Silko, USAFAnthony Roth, USAFJustin Roberts, POLICENicholas Tylka, USARyan Menasco, USMCDennis Wigge, POLICEBernard F. Ceravolo IV, USAFEugene Elking, USAFAdam Wagner, USNBradley Bricker

Military & First Responders Prayer ListPlease pray for all of our loved ones who are currently serving in the

United States Military or as a First Responder. If you would like to add or remove someone to/from this list, please contact parish office with the name

and branch/division at 205.882.9125 or email bulletin@popcatholic.org.

We are a Stewardship ParishThe four pillars of stewardship:

Prayer, Formation, Service and Hospitality help parishioners witness, experience and live the stewardship way of life. These four pillars support the parish community and we are all called through our baptismal

promises to contribute our time, talent and treasure to them.

The Prince of Peace community would like to extend our sympathy to Zac Kesterson and family on the death of his father, Paul Kesterson.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

La comunidad de Príncipe de Paz quiere sus más profundas condolencias a Zac Kesterson y a su familia por el fallecimiento

de su padre, Paul Kesterson. Nuestras oraciones y pensamientos están con ustedes.

Liturgy Schedule

MassSaturday: 5:00 pmSunday: 7:00 am, 8:30 am (Nursery), 11:00 am (Nursery), 5:00 pmMonday: 8:30 am, 6:30 pmTuesday: 8:30 amWednesday: 8:15 am, 5:00 pmThursday: 8:30 amFriday: 8:30 am

Reconciliation Confessions are available anytime by appointment.Saturdays: 4:00 pmSundays: 12:30 - 1:15 pmTuesdays: 5:00 - 7:00 pm

AdorationThursdays: 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

Misas en EspañolDomingos: 1:30 pm, 7:00 pmMartes: 7:00 pm

ConfesionesDomingos: 12:30 - 1:15 pmMartes: 5:00 - 7:00 pmJueves: 2:00 - 6:00 pm* *sólo con cita

Parish Information

Fr. John Fallon, PastorFr. Gerald Holloway, Associate PastorFr. Jose Luis Guevara, Associate Pastor

Office HoursMonday - Thursday: 8:30 am - 3:30 pmFriday: 8:30 am - 2:30 pmchurch.office@popcatholic.org

POP School (3 yr old - 8th grade)Connie Angstadt, PrincipalAndy Rothery, Asst. PrincipalP: 205.824.7886F: 205.824.2093E: info@popcatholic.orgwww.popcatholic.net

Adventure Ark Playschool (6 mo - 2 yr old)Kara Woodard, DirectorP: 205.822.9125 x 15F: 205.822.9127E: adventure.ark@popcatholic.org

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Ministerio HispanoEsquina del PadreLa receta para el año nuevo:

Para este nuevo año pedimos a Dios que nos de su bendición y nos acompañe; para esto hay una receta que hace muy simpática la vida del hombre: -Tome los doce meses completos.

- Limpie en detalle toda amargura, odio y celo, póngalos tan frescos como sea posible.

- Que en cada día se mezcle bien una parte de fe, una parte de paciencia, una parte de valor y una parte de trabajo.

- Agregando esperanza, fidelidad, generosidad y bondad.

- Combine con una parte de oración, una parte de meditación y una de buenas obras.

- Sazónelo todo con una dosis de buen ánimo, un rocío de di-versión, una pizca de juego, y una taza de buen humor, luego vierta todo esto en un recipiente de amor.

- Cueza a fuego lento sobre gozo radiante, aderece con una sonrisa y sirva con quietud, desprendimiento y alegría.

“Gracias a Dios por un Nuevo Año, una nueva oportunidad para disfrutar de la Vida”. Gracias a Dios por este año que nos espera donde si caminamos de tu mano, alcanzaremos nuestros más grandes anhelos, junto con esto hay que tener en cuenta que hay que: Decir “sí” a la felicidad, decir “no” al mal humor, decir “puede ser” en el futuro, decir “Yo no me olvido” de los recuerdos, decir “adiós” a la tensión, decir “por qué no” a la pereza, decir “me di cuenta de” errores, decir “no” a los malos juicios, decir “lo siento” a la muerte, decir “adiós” al odio, decir “gracias a Dios que estás aquí” al humor, diga “siempre” al amor, decir “ya no sigue ahí” a la envidia, decir “Te amo” a la vida!

Proximos Eventos Mes de Enero

15, 22, 29 Clases de Educación Religiosa12, 29 Clases Pre Bautismales

11, 18, 25 Cena de Miércoles para los feligreses de la parroquia

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Enero 7 & 8, 2017La Epifanía del Señor

Clases Pre-MatrimonialesLas clases prematrimoniales serán todos los Miércoles

de este año iniciando el Miércoles 1 de Febrero.

Oficina Hispana205.822.9125 x 22

hispanic.ministry@popcatholic.org

Padre José Luis GuevaraLunes 10:30 am - 4:30 pm

Martes y Jueves 2:00 - 8:00 pmNubia Kosoglow

Lunes - Jueves 9:00 am - 2:30 pm

Platicas BautismalesNo habrá pláticas Bautismales en el mes de

Diciembre, las próximas pláticas serán el Jueves 12 de Enero del 2017.

Ministerio HispanoEducación Religiosa

¿Es la asistencia a educación religiosa un substituto para la asistencia a misa?Reflexión tomada de Aleteia Newsletter

La perspectiva de un catequista

Era el primer día de mi primer año como profesora de educación religiosa de segundo grado, e íbamos a aprender de las partes de la misa. “Bueno” empecé. “Piensen en la última vez que fueron a misa. Que fue lo primero que paso?”

Alguien levanto la mano. “Abrimos nuestros regalos!”

Dije. “No, estoy pensando en algo que sucede cada vez que vas a Misa...”

Alguien con un vos muy baja dijo, “¿Encontramos nuestras canastas de Pascuas?” Volví a decir que no.

“¿Se murió la tía Mary? ¿Mi mama se casó? ¿Bautizaron a mi hermanito?” Cada niño eficientemente ofreció sus memorias de las veces que se acordaban de cuando asistieron a misa.

Finalmente un estudiante levanto su mano. Yo lo conocía. Nosotros nos sentamos detrás de su familia todos los domingos en misa. “Primero todos nos ponemos de pie y cantamos una canción mientras el padre entra en la iglesia, y luego iniciamos con una oración.

Cuando estoy con mis alumnos de educación religiosa, Puedo darme cuenta cual niño asiste a misa constantemente y cual solo asiste en ocasiones especiales. Por que los niños que van todos los fines de semana, les estoy recordando cosas que ellos ya saben. Los niños que no van a misa son otra historia. Se han perdido de años de oraciones, lecturas, homilías, cantos etc. Todo lo que están aprendiendo es totalmente nuevo para ellos, lo que significa que es mucho para aprenderlo en una hora. Ellos necesitan más tiempo con Jesús. En las próximas 2 semanas vamos a aprender porque la misa es la mejor manera para encaminar a nuestros hijos en la fe. (Aleteia.Org)

8 de Enero se resumen las clases

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Respondiendo al llamado de Dios

Un grupo de madres jóvenes de nuestra parroquia visitaron recientemente a Her choice un centro de ayuda para mujeres, para aprender de las oportunidades de servicios que pudieran existir ahí. Pero no fueron con las manos vacías. Llevaron cosas para donar al centro, entre ellas, cosas básicas para el cuido de los bebes. Las mamas que no pudieron ir se quedaron en la iglesia tejiendo gorritos de bebe y tarjetas para darles a las nuevas mamas del centro.

AvisosSi quieres estar en la lista de oración del boletín, por favor llamar a la oficina de la iglesia o registrarse con

Adriana en la misa de la 1:30 pm.

Para los interesados en llevarse la virgen peregrina a su casa por favor comunicarse con Alicia Sarabia, o anotarse con Adriana en la misa de la 1:30 pm.

Pagina de FacebookLos invitamos a revisar nuestra página en Facebook Prince of Peace Catholic Parish-Hoover. Para ver todas las fotos de los eventos que se realizan en la parroquia como las de la celebración de la virgen de Guadalupe, también es una Buena manera de mantenernos informados con lo que sucede en nuestra Iglesia. Dale me gusta!!!