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Love One Another - Catholic Sharing Appeal
The Diocese of Laredo and its ministries invite you and your family to serve our Catholic community through your participation in the 2019 Catholic Sharing Appeal, Love One Another. Your prayers of support and charita-ble donation serve all of us by forming the next genera-tion of priests and deacons, providing catechetical for-mation and Catholic education for our children, inspiring our Youth to a closer encounter with Christ, bringing the sacraments to the incarcerated and homebound, live broadcasting of Mass and other faith-filled program-ming that reaches thousands and by offering Christ’s mercy to those in need of shelter, clothing and food.
Please consider renewing your gift of support, or make one for the first time. Pledge envelopes will be available in the pews or entrance tables. Once completed, place your envelope in the offertory during Mass or mail di-rectly to the Diocese of Laredo. You may also fulfill your gift online at https://www.dioceseoflaredo.org/catholic-sharing-appeal or by call the Office of Stewardship and Development at 956-727-2140 ext. 7874.
Campaña Católica de CompartirLa Diócesis de Laredo y sus ministerios invitan a usted y a su familia a servir a Nuestra comunidad Católica a través de su participación en la Campaña Católica de Compartir (CSA) del 2019, Ámenos Unos a Otros. Sus oraciones de apoyo y donaciones caritativas dan servicio a todos a través de la formación de una nueva gen-eración de sacerdotes y diáconos, ayudan a propor-cionar formación catequética y educación Católica para nuestros niños, inspiran a nuestros jóvenes a tener un encuentro más cercano con Cristo, llevan el sacramento a los encarcelados y enfermos, a difundir la Santa Misa en vivo y otras programaciones de fe que alcanzan a muchos al igual que ofrecer la Misericordia de Cristo a los necesitados de vivienda, ropa y alimentos.
Por favor considere renovar su donación de apoyo o haga una por primera vez. Sobres de compromiso estarán disponibles en las bancas de la Iglesia o las me-sas de entrada. Una vez completo, coloqué el sobre en la canasta de ofrendas durante la Misa o envié por cor-reo directamente a la Diócesis de Laredo.
También puede hacer su donación en línea visitando la pagina https://www.dioceseoflaredo.org/catholic-sharing-appeal o llamando a la oficina de Administración y Desarrollo al 956-727-2140 ext. 7874. -
Thirty-first Sunday of Ordinary Time
Today’s gospel carries within it a particular note of what poverty extends to in our Christian faith. Jericho was a particular town in the times of the New Testament. It was a city known to have a lot of poor beggars asking for money or healing since the town was rich. Many of the townspeople were rich folk. The beggars were begging for a lively hood and a means to get to Jerusalem since Jericho was very close; these people were begging for a way to survive as they went to Jerusalem for healing or a way to live. Zacchaeus is significant here because he in turn becomes a beggar to Jesus Christ in Jericho. He begs Him for mercy and Jesus grants him this. Today’s gospel reveals to us that mercy is the richness that Jesus has an abundance of and it is something that he always has to give. No person is denied this gift and it is most of all for sinners. We are the Zacchaeus of today that are still lost because we strive to fight through our sin. This is our poverty: that we need mercy. I pray this week that our healing from our sinfulness continues to heal through accompaniment and frequent confession.
Juan Aguacate
Juan Aguacate es un feligrés de la parroquia y coautor del podcast Whiskey Catholic dedicado a la juventud profesionista. El podcast crece en popularidad y se puede hallar en Spotify y ITunes para los que usen IOS. -
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Clergy
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Rev. Fr. Salvador PedrozaPastor
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Rev. Fr. Jose Luis BalderasRetired, Priest in Residence
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Gerardo MoralesDeacon
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Today's Readings / Lecturas Del Día
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Reading 1 Wis 6:1-11Responsorial Psalm Ps 82:3-4, 6-7Gospel Lk 17:11-19
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Primera lectura Sab 6, 1-11Salmo Responsorial Salmo 81, 3-4. 6-7Evangelio Lc 17, 11-19
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