AN ARIZONA NON-PROFIT CORPORATION Roman Catholic Church Santa Catalina

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P A S T O R : Fr. Larry Sanders, C.Ss.R.

A s s i s t i n g : Fr. Paul Coury, C.Ss.R.

Fr. Charles Wehrley, C.Ss.R.

Fr. Greg Wiest, C.Ss.R.

Fr. Greg May, C.Ss.R.

D e a c o n s : Deacon Bill Krueger

Deacon Alfonso De La Riva Deacon Joe Lafleur

Deacon Scott Pickett

PASTORAL CENTER HOURS

Monday—Thursday 9 AM—4 PM

Closed for Lunch 12—12:30 PM

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday, 4PM

Sunday 7, 9, 11 AM

12:30 PM, Spanish 5 PM, Youth Mass

Tuesday—Friday, 8 AM

CHAPEL Monday - Friday

8 AM - 3 PM use side entrance

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Every Wednesday

8:45-11 AM

The Rosary Offered every Tuesday - Friday

at 7:30am. Reconciliation

Offered every Tuesday - Friday at 7:30am and Saturdays at 3:30pm.

Anointing of the Sick

Offered every 3rd Thursday after 8am Mass.

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PARISH MISSION STATEMENT

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Parish Staff Can be reached at 520-825-9611 Pastor - Fr. Larry Sanders, C.Ss.R. (ext. 100) Deacon Alfonso De La Riva - (ext. 100) Deacon William Krueger - (ext. 100) Deacon Joe LaFleur - (ext. 100) Deacon Scott Pickett - (ext. 100) Director of Finance - John Brell (ext. 102) Human Concerns Director - Sr. Jean Mariani (ext. 110) Office Manager - Kim Seales (ext. 103) Bulletin Editor - Pilar Dougall (ext. 109) C.A.R.E. Ministry Director - Judy Rossman (ext. 104) Collection Envelopes/Registrations - Mary Darcy (ext. 100) Compliance Representative - Carol Padilla (ext. 107) Hispanic Ministry Dir. - Maria Luisa De La Riva (ext. 106) Liturgy Director/R.C.I.A. - Stacy Pincus (ext. 105) Maintenance Supervisor - Tomas Nieves (ext. 100) Music Director - Victoria Kinghorn (ext. 100) Receptionist - Mary Darcy (ext. 100) Religious Education - Carol Padilla (ext. 107) Weekend Mass Coordinator - Gerry Dugan (ext. 105) Youth Ministry Director - Adam “Ogie” Eichelberger (ext. 108)

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Fr. Bill Parker, C.Ss.R. Jenny Abendano Jean Azzarello Maria Barlin Mike Bott Bill Brady

Bernie Brasfield Sonja Cavalli Tim Collins

Margaret Mary Collison Joan Colwell

Terry Cordova Sally Cummings Mike De La Rosa

Francesca DiCosola Les Edwards Pat Edwards Edna Fuller

Justa Heredia Manuel Heredia

Frances Heredia Aaron Joseph Hilger

Bianca Isel Ochoa Kenneth Kim, Jr.

Caroline Larson Josefina Lind

Brian Loftus John Lopresti Marlyn Malave Olivia Marcoff

Joe Moreno Georgia M. Narcaroti

Jose Olallde Tina Pereirra

John Porubsky Barbara Ragels

Elaine Rise Geary Rise

Josefina Robles Toni Sinacori Joy Stroud

Mary Jane Thomas Irene Vanslager

Mary Ellen Wallace Katie Weis

Gloria Wheeler

Names on this prayer list are kept on for two months. If you wish to add or remove a name from the prayer list, please call the Pastoral Center office at 520-825-9611.

MISION DE DECLARACION DEL

PLAN Como miembros de

Dios en la comunidad de fe de la Parroquia

Católica de Santa Catalina,

Comprometemos nuestras vidas para ser

la voz, manos, y el Espíritu de Cristo,

como una manera de continuar con el

llamado de Dios, por el amor y la paz.

The following parishioner has recently died... As we honor his memory, let us also remember his loved ones.

Bob DeSimone M a r c h 1 0 , 2 0 1 3

Direct debit is now available, please call 520-825-9611 (x103) to set up automatic donations.

Weekend of March 2 & 3, 2013

Weekly Month to Date Year to Date

The Weekly Collection numbers were not available before our publication submission date.

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PARISH NEWS F o u r t h S u n d a y o f L e n t

SEDER MEAL The RCIA team will host a Seder Meal in the Parish Hall the evening of March 26. All interested parishioners are

invited to share this opportunity as prepara-tion for the Holy Week liturgies. Families are welcome. The parish will provide table settings and the RCIA team will prepare the ritual portions of the meal. Attendees are asked to provide their own main meal and the wine/grape juice necessary for the ritual portion of the meal. Those interested should contact Greg or Shirley Nelson at 825-5505 for reservations and additional information.

EASTER MEMORIAL FLOWERS If you would like to remember your loved ones by making a donation towards the Holy Thursday and Easter flowers for the church, please complete the form below and return it to Santa Catalina.

Cut out and include with your contribution in an envelope marked Easter Flowers and place it in the Sunday Collection Basket or bring/mail it to the parish office.

FLORES MEMORIALES DE PASCUA Si a usted le gustaría recordar a sus seres queridos por medio de las Flores de decoración de nuestra Iglesia durante la Semana Santa y el Domingo de Resurrección, por favor llene la forma adjunta y regrésela. Córtela y regrésela con su contribución en un sobre ponga en el sobre que es para la decoración de la Iglesia y póngalo en la canasta de la colecta del Domingo, la puede traer a la oficina o enviarla por correo.

In Memory of ____________________________________________________ Donation Amount: ________________

Gifted by: _______________________________________________________

HOLY THURSDAY - WASHING OF THE FEET By Jesus washing the feet of his apostles, he has demonstrated

the most extreme form of humility and love for man. We are called to follow Christ’s example.

If you would like to participate in our parish’s Holy Thursday Liturgy and have your feet washed, please

contact Stacy Pincus in the parish office at 825-9611, x105.

IN THE LIGHT OF YOUR LOVE A Lenten Penance Service

Thursday, March 21

4PM — Penance Service Only

7PM — Candlelight Penance & Adoration Service

Gather as a parish family for PRAYER, WORSHIP, ADORATION, and PENANCE. Guest musician will lead us in worship.

For more information, call the Parish Office at 825-9611.

If you are a sufferer of asthma or allergies, please be advised that we will be using incense in the church for the following masses during Holy Week.

• Palm Sunday at the 9am & 11am Masses

• Holy Thursday for the procession of the Blessed Sacrament to the tabernacle of repose (will not be used during mass proper)

• Easter Vigil Mass

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Childcare is offered at the 11AM Mass Tired of missing mass, or standing in the back of church? Well no more, we have childcare. We also want to welcome you and your family to form new friendships within the Santa Catalina Church community. Who is it for? Children 1-4 years old. How it works? Childcare is in the Cholla and Ocotillo rooms. These rooms are across from the church office. This childcare program is co-op. We have a CPR and diocesan certified sitter with a parent volunteer. Parents are placed on a rotating basis. If you have any questions, please call Rebecca Harp at 281-733-6590.

Sponsored by Spirit of Motherhood JOIN US THIS FRIDAY FOR STATIONS AND

SOUP & BREAD SUPPER

Stations of the Cross will begin at 5pm in the Memorial Garden.

A Soup & Bread potluck supper, hosted by Outreach Ministry,

will be served at 6pm in the Parish Hall following the Stations.

For more information, call the Pastoral Center office, 825-9611.

RESTORING THE ESSENTIAL RELATIONSHIPS A REDEMPTORIST PARISH MISSION

Sunday, March 17

Sacred Scripture: The divine human story of relationship.

Monday, March 18

Exodus: The human story of bondage and liberation.

Tuesday, March 19

Exile: The human story of identity lost and then restored.

Wednesday, March 20

Jesus and the Kingdom of God: The human story of sin and guilt replaced with forgiveness and life.

Each evening service will begin at 6:30PM.

The service will include prayer/ritual, song, the proclaimed Word of God, and a shared community response.

A light reception will follow each night in the parish hall.

Best wishes… Ogie Eichelberger, our Director of Youth Ministry, will be leaving Santa Catalina in early May to pursue a job opportunity in the private sector. Ogie has made many wonderful changes to our Youth Ministry program. Please join us in wishing Ogie and his family well in their future endeavors. We look forward to having them continue to be a part of our parish family.

We will begin our search for a new Youth Director within the next few weeks. Our plan is to bring in a new director that will continue to build on the program that Ogie started for our young adults.

2013 OFFERTORY ENVELOPES

Offertory Envelopes are now available in the Parish Office, Monday – Thursday, from 9-4pm. The Parish Office is closed from 12-12:30 for lunch.

By Fr. Dan Beeman February 20, 2013

The daily Mass goers in my parish know that, particularly during Lent, I tend to al-low a lot of silence into the celebration of Mass. I don’t mind taking a few extra min-utes to just sit in the silence after the hom-ily, or especially after Holy Communion. That silent time, for many people who come to Mass, is the only time they have where there isn’t noise coming at them. So this morning, after the homily, I walked back past the altar, bowed to the crucifix, and sat down in the presider’s chair to sit and wait for just a minute to allow that silence.

And as I sat, it hit me that very soon I would have to be particularly careful in the Eucharistic prayer not to mention the name of Pope Benedict. It’s the only name I’ve said in the prayers at Mass for the pope since I’ve been ordained.

I turned that thought into a moment of prayer for Pope Benedict, but that didn’t last long, before I found myself praying about the next pope. At first, I wondered about superficial things as I prayed. “Lord, what will the next pope look like?” Will he be from Europe or will we see someone from Latin or South America, maybe even Africa? “Wow, God, how interesting would it be for the next pope to have the perspec-tive of an African – so many African priests serve my own diocese as missionaries so generously,” I prayed.

Then I just starting rambling in my prayer, “Lord, I know it is up to you, and nothing personal, but I really hope it isn’t the Cana-dian, because I don’t want a Canadian to be pope before an American . . . But whatever you want, God.”

And then I continued, “Lord, actually, I just want you to send your Spirit to bring us a servant, a voice for truth.” I continued,

“Lord, please send someone who will en-courage me to be a better priest like John Paul the Great.”

“Lord, send someone who will challenge me to study theology with my mind and my soul, like Benedict.”

“Lord, make whatever man you are calling to be the next pope open to your Spirit, and make him ready for the challenge.”

Then I continued, “Lord, protect him from any evil that might try to attack, and make the world ready to accept and love him so he can be a good leader of the Church, a successor of Saint Peter.”

At that point, just before I realized that there was an entire chapel of people wait-ing on me to stand up and start the Prayer of the Faithful, I realized what I was doing. I was praying for my future pope. That’s right, as I waited and wondered, as I hoped and desired, I found myself praying for my future pope. And for a pastor, whose boss is a bishop, whose boss is the pope, it isn’t too far off to have this personal connection.

We desire and wait for the pope because as much as the pope has a personal connection with every Catholic (and indeed every Christian) in the world, there is something a little closer for a priest. My brother priests and I wait each year for his annual letter to priests on Holy Thursday; we feel a com-mon bond with the pope as we say his name at every single Mass we celebrate.

I’ve been to hundreds of youth conferences, camps, and retreats. And rarely one goes by that I don’t hear a men’s or women’s talk that encourage those who are single to spend time waiting, trusting, and praying for their future spouse. Now I know the analogy can get a little weird if we push it too far, so let’s be care-ful there.

But in the same way that a single person who is waiting for a future spouse makes it a good practice to pray for

their future spouse, we as a Church should pray for the future pope. We should ask the Lord to protect him, bless him, and make him ready. We should ask the Lord to give us strength, to encourage us in the interreg-num (the time between popes), and to make us a more loving and faithful Church under the care of the next pope.

For me, it took my mind wondering and asking what my next pope would be like to realize how important it was to be praying for him every day.

What is your prayer for the next pope? What graces are you asking God to give him? What are your hopes and desires for him as he will lead you and your families closer to Christ through the Church he will be called to serve? What do you hope he will be able to offer in his leadership and how can you pray for that?

Below is a short prayer from the Mass for the Election of a Pope. Maybe you could say this every day between now and when our new pope is elected. And keep praying for your future pope!

Oh, and for the record, eventually one of the little old ladies from daily Mass an-nounced, “Father, it is time for the prayers . . . ” so I had to stop praying for the pope and start praying for the people!

O God, eternal shepherd, who govern your flock with unfailing care, grant in your boundless fatherly love a pastor for your

Church who will please you by his holiness and to show us watchful care.

Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of

the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.

YOUTH CORNER

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Having had Guest Artist, Robbie Summers, last month - we learned how to create an abstract landscape using Watercolor and Markers to create patterns. We had sooo much fun and produced some very beauti-ful pieces of art.

Now we can incorporate what we learned into other subjects. So, for our next class on Tuesday, March 19 we will create floral drawings using watercolor and markers.

Bring the 3-D flower arrangements you made on March 5, or pictures of flowers, or you may use the flower pictures that we will provide.

All other materials will be provided, just come and have fun. Bring a friend or two.

Call Mary Bubla, 825-0500, to register or for more information.

ARTS & CRAFTS FOR SENIORS

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BREAKFAST Sunday, March 24, following the 7, 9, and 11am Masses

Please join us in the Parish Hall for the Knights of Columbus’s famous pancake breakfast and fellowship with parishioners.

Only $6 a plate, coffee or tea included. Pancakes, Eggs, Sausage, & a Fresh Fruit cup

or Sonora style breakfast burritos with Maria Luisa’s home-style beans & salsa.

1st Annual Easter Egg Hunt

Palm Sunday,

March 24

Egg hunt will be held between the

9AM and 11AM Masses.

All are invited to attend.

Join us for a festive time. Bring your own basket!

Stick around and join the Knights, in the Parish Hall,

for their fabulous breakfast.

The egg hunt is hosted by Spirit of Motherhood‘s

Family Fun Night group.

THANK YOU FROM KIDS' CLOSET! St. Vincent de Paul received a note and photos from the director of Kids' Closet thanking us for the books that were donated at Christmas. Your generosity created a most successful project that made many poor children very happy by enabling them to bring home the gift of reading. The photos are a testament to the joy brought to these children.

God bless you for helping St. Vincent de Paul help those in need in our community.

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CONTEMPLATIVE DESERT RETREAT Redemptorist Renewal Center

March 20-24

This Lent, nourish yourself with a Contemplative Desert Retreat at the Redemptorist Renewal Center. The re-treat begins Wednesday eve-ning, March 20, and ends Sunday afternoon, March 24.

The Retreat is presented by the Redemptorists: Fr. Paul Coury, Fr. Greg May, and Fr. Greg Wiest. There will be time for centering prayer, meditation, and silence.

Take time out of your life for the sake of your life!!! Join us and move more deeply into the creative, compas-sionate power of God. There are brochures in Santa Cata-lina Church’s Narthex or call 744-3400 for more informa-tion.

Al-Anon and AA meetings are held at

Santa Catalina by the respective sponsoring organizations. If you or someone you know is interested in an Al-Anon meeting, join us every Thursday in the parish hall at 4pm. For details, call Wanda at 825-7124. AA meetings are also held on Thursday in the parish hall at 7pm. For more information on AA meetings, call Art at 825-5218.

St. Vincent de Paul provides compassion

and support to individuals in need, re-gardless of race, origin, or religion. Their office hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Thurs-day, 10am-1pm, in the Parish Hall. For more info, please call 825-8288. A Mission Trip to Guayaquil, Ecuador on August 9-24, 2013 is be-ing sponsored by Tucson based Southwest Medical

C O M M U N I T Y N E W S Aid. Volunteers will as-sist at local medical clin-ics as well as participate in non-medical projects. For additional informa-tion, contact Colleen Nolan at 825-4341. Catholic Retreat for Young Singles—Catholic...Single...21-40? Join us for our Spring retreat, a weekend of reflection, devotion, & fellowship. Retreat is Friday, April 5 at 6pm to Sunday, April 7 at 4pm at Mount Claret Retreat Center in Phoenix, AZ. Registration is $95. For more info, contact Nick Davis at 602-403-5471 or nickbdavis@yahoo. com. Free Family Caregiver Training Workshops for unpaid family caregivers who are caring for some-one age 60 or older or someone who has Alz-heimers or a related de-mentia of any age. On March 25, 8am –12pm at 5360 E. Pima St. near Pima & Craycroft area. Topics will include basic

infection control and pre-vention, Stress Manage-ment, Home Environ-ment Safety, Activity Planning, Personal Care, Communication Skills, and Nutrition & Food preparation. It’s not too early to think about Summer Camp! The Arizona Knights of Columbus founded St. Joseph’s Youth Camp in 1949 and it is located 23 miles SE of Flagstaff at Mormon Lake. A Rachel's Vineyard Retreat for healing after abortion will be held in Tucson, March 15-17. If you are struggling from an abortion, experience the healing love of Jesus Christ on a this weekend retreat. For more infor-mation or to register, email rachelsvine-yard@reachoutforlife.org or call 743-6777. Assis-tance is available if you have a financial burden. Participation is strictly confidential. Visit their website at rachelsvine-yard.org.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS SEEKING POSITIONS IN EDUCATION The Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Tucson, along with Independent Private Schools in the area, are holding a Career Fair at Salpointe Catholic High School on Sunday, March 24, 2013 from 1pm-4pm. Applications will be accepted for po-sitions in Administration, Teaching, and Support Staff. Please bring with you a copy of your resume, certification, and fingerprint clearance card to apply for Administration and Teaching positions. Come learn more about working in a welcoming community that offers a competitive salary and excellent benefits. All faiths welcome. To view current open-ings visit www.diocesetucson.org.

Salpointe Catholic High School is located at 1545 East Copper Street. Please, park in the Mountain Avenue parking lot between Glenn and Copper. For further information contact Lee Mathias 520-547-5888.

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DATES TO REMEMBER SCCC Schedule of Events

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Saturday, March 9 - Laetare Sunday 8AM-8PM — Youth Retreat, Parish Hall 4PM Mass — Fr. Sanders w/ Deacon Bill assisting For Fredrich Soles for healing — Marion Soles

Hosea 6:1-6 — Psalm 51:3-4,18-21 — Luke 18:9-14

Sunday, March 10 7AM Mass — Fr. Sanders w/ Deacon Bill assisting For the Intentions of the Parish 8AM-8PM — Youth Retreat, Parish Hall 9AM Mass — Fr. Wehrley w/ Deacon Scott assisting For Mary Ann Glazier (d) — Annette Komaniecki 11AM Mass — Fr. Wehrley w/ Deacon Al assisting For Ralph Casalino (d) — the Breakfast Club 11AM-12PM — Childcare, Cholla & Ocotillo Rooms 12:30PM Mass (Spanish) — Fr. Tadeo w/ Deacon Al assisting For Dean Coleman (d) — Guadalupe Martinez 12:30-2PM — 1st Communion Class, Cholla & Ocotillo Rooms 5PM Youth Mass — Fr. Modeen w/ Deacon Scott assisting For Jeanette Culhane (d) — Chris & Camy Culhane

Joshua 5:9-12 — Psalm 34:2-7 — Luke 15:1-3, 11-32

Monday, March 11 9-9:30AM — Liturgical Ministry Training, Church 10AM-1PM — St. Vincent De Paul, Marian Room 10:30AM-12PM — Cinco de Mayo Planning Meeting, Cholla Room 1-3PM — St. Vincent De Paul Meeting, Marian Room 5:30-9PM — Knights of Columbus General Meeting, Catalina & Saguaro Rooms 6-6:30PM — Liturgical Ministry Training, Church 6-7:30PM — RE Classes (6-8th grade), Conference Room 6:30-7:30PM — Holy Day Choir Rehearsal, Church 6:30-8PM — Foundations Class, Marian Room

Isaiah 65:17-21—Psalm 30:2,4-6,11-13—John 4:43-54

Tuesday, March 12 8AM Mass — Fr. Sanders For Lori Gregg for healing—David & Maureen Magilavy 8AM-12PM — Stephen Ministry Meeting, Cholla Room 9-10:30AM — Divine Mercy Group, Saguaro Room 1:30-2:30PM — Contemplative Prayer Group, Mesquite Room 5-9:30PM — Community Justice Board, Parish Hall 6:30-7:30PM — College Life, Mesquite Room

Ezekiel 47:1-9,12—Psalm 465:2-3,5-6,8-9—John 5:1-16

Wednesday, March 13 8AM Mass — Fr. Brazaskas For the Gregg Family for peace and comfort — David & Maureen Magilavy 10AM-1PM — St. Vincent De Paul, Marian Room 4-5:30PM — RE Classes (K-5), Meet in the Parish Hall 5:30-6:30PM — Spanish Choir Rehearsal, Church

Market on the Move (MOM) Saturday, March 23, 8-11AM A $10 donation to the 3000 Club gets you up to 60 lbs. of fresh produce.

Family Mass Sunday, March 24, 11AM Gather up all the children and bring them to a Mass just for them.

Easter Egg Hunt Sunday, March 24 Between the 9 & 11AM Masses

All are welcome to attend this Family Fun event. Just bring your own basket!

What Is Laetare Sunday? "Rejoice, Jerusalem! Be glad for her, you who love her; rejoice with her, you who mourned for her, and you will find contentment at her consoling breasts." The Fourth Sunday of Lent is known as Laetare Sunday and is a Sunday of joy. Lent is half over, and Easter is entic-ingly near. Laetare means “rejoice” in Latin. Because the midpoint of Lent is the Thursday of the third week of Lent, Laetare Sunday has traditionally been viewed as a day of celebration, on which the austerity of Lent is briefly lessened. On this the Fourth week of Lent, the purple vestments and altar cloths are set aside, and the rose ones are used instead. Flowers, which are normally forbidden during Lent, may be placed on the Altar. This midpoint in Lent has a counterpart in Advent known as Gaudete Sunday, the Third week of Advent. The expressed point of both of these days is to provide us encouragement as we progress towards the end of each respective penitential season and enter into the joy of the season to come. So today, Laetare! Rejoice!

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PARISH CLASSES & GROUP MEETINGS ARTS & CRAFTS FOR SENIORS Every First/Third Tuesday, 1:30-3:30PM Cholla Room Learn new art skills. Art supplies are provided. Bring a friend.

CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER GROUP Every Tuesday, 1:30-2:30PM, Mesquite Room All are welcome to learn more about praying this way and a team will be there to teach and support you.

DIVINE MERCY CENACLE Every Second Tuesday, 9AM, Saguaro Room Prayer and study group promoting the Divine Mercy message.

LIFE & HEALTH COMMITTEE MEETING Every Third Tuesday, 9-10:30AM Cholla Room Everyone is invited to attend.

PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY Every First Monday, 1-2PM Catalina Room Bring your knitting needles and crochet hooks, yarn is provided.

SASSY SOLOS Every First Thursday, 2-3:30PM, Saguaro Room All single women are invited to attend this planning meeting.

SOCIAL AWARENESS MEEETING Every First Thursday, 1:30-2:30PM, Saguaro Room Everyone is invited to attend.

SPANISH PRAYER GROUP Every Monday, 6-8PM, Cholla Room All are welcome to join us for prayer and music.

Thursday, March 14 8AM Mass — Fr. Sanders For Tony Rua (d) - Mary & Paul Darcy 10AM-1PM — St. Vincent De Paul, Marian Room 4-5:30PM — Al-Anon Meeting, Marian Room 4-5PM — Yoga Class, Catalina & Saguaro Rooms 7-8:30PM — AA Meeting, Marian Room

Exodus 32:7-14 — Psalm 106:19-23 — John 5:31-47

Friday, March 15 PARISH OFFICE CLOSED

8AM Mass — Fr. Wiest For Don Hamlin (d) - Bob & Carol Fierling 5-6PM — Stations of the Cross, Memorial Garden 6-7PM — Bread & Soup Dinner, Parish Hall

Wisdom 2:1,12-22 — Psalm 34:17-21,23 — John 7:1-2,10,25-30

Saturday, March 16 4PM Mass — Fr. Coury w/ Deacon Al assisting For Fredrich Soles for healing — Marion Soles

Jeremiah 11:18-20 — Psalm 7:2-3,9-12 — John 7:40-53

Sunday, March 17 7AM Mass — Fr. Coury w/ Deacon Scott assisting For George Schabel (d) Garnett Hickey 8AM-8PM — Youth Retreat, Parish Hall 9AM Mass — Fr. Sanders w/ Deacon Joe assisting For Timothy Van Egeren (d) — John & Barbara Feichtinger 11AM Mass — Fr. Sanders w/ Deacon Bill assisting For Ralph Casalino (d) — the Breakfast Club 11AM-12PM — Childcare, Cholla & Ocotillo Rooms 12:30PM Mass (Spanish) — Fr. Tadeo w/ Deacon Al assisting For Dolores McCrillis (d) — Mom & Dad 5PM Youth Mass — Fr. Modeen w/ Deacon Scott assisting For the intentions of the Parish 6-8PM — Life Night, Parish Center 6:30-7:45PM — Parish Mission 7:45-9PM — Mission Reception, Parish Hall

Isaiah 43:16-21 — Psalm 126:1-6 — John 8:1-11

Wednesday, March 13, con’t 6-8PM — Spirit of Motherhood, Parish Center 6:30-7:30PM — 9AM Choir Rehearsal, Church 6:30-8PM — Confirmation Class, Marian Room 7-8:30PM — R.C.I.A., Catalina Room

Isaiah 49:8-15 — Psalm 145:8-9,13-14,17-18 — John 4:17-30

GOD’S CAPACITY FOR FORGIVENESS Where is the foolish person who would think it in his or her power to commit more than God could forgive?

~ St. Francis de Sales

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