Parish Clergy & Staff Msgr. Tomás M. Marín. Fr. Robert Ayala. Deacon Jose S. Chirinos Deacon Mark Westman Sofia Acosta. Jorge Pis-Rodriguez

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1 Parish Clergy & Staff Msgr. Tomás M. Marín Pastor Fr. Robert Ayala Parochial Vicar Deacon Jose S. Chirinos Deacon Mark Westman Sofia Acosta Director of Religious Education Jorge Pis-Rodriguez Director of Music Myriam Cahen Director of Finances Michelle Ducker Director of Campus Ministry & Young Adults Toni Jane Palla o Director of Development and Student Center Iancarlo Arispe Development Coordinator Mercy Quintana Sacristan Mass Schedule: Vigil Masses - Saturdays 5:30 pm 7:00 pm (Spanish) Sundays 8:00 am, 10:00 am, 12:00 Noon 5:00 pm, 6:30 pm, and 8:00 pm during school year Monday - Friday 8:00 am & 12:05 pm Saturday 8:00 a.m. Confessions: 11:30 a.m. Saturdays and by appointment Baptisms: Please call the Parish Office at least one month in advance. Weddings: Please call the Parish Office at least six months in advance. Office Hours: 10:00 am 6:00 pm Monday - Friday

2 Saturday, July 23rd, :30 p.m. + Dr. Cristobal Viera 7:00 p.m. + Hilda & Juan La Paz Sunday, July 24th, :00 a.m. + José Calzón + Olga Almeyda + Florentina Alvarez Puig & Jaime Puig 10:00 a.m. + Jay Clarke + Maria Teresa Lozano De Peñaranda - Health of Zady Garrido 12:00 p.m. - For the Parish Family 5:00 p.m. + Jose Miguel Vallejo + Francisco Basterrechea + Cristy Carriazo Pedroso + Hugo Díaz - Special Intention of Christy Voigt 6:30 p.m. + Vicenta & Manuel Quintana + George & Dulce Kremer + Luis Ramón Maderal + Mercedes Egusquiza De Guardiola Monday, July 25th, :00 a.m. + Rosa Morla - Intentions of James Puig - Alexandra Diskin - Special Intention 12:05 p.m. + Margoth Escobar de Tobón + Ofelia Peñarredonda - Special Intention for the Echemendia Family - The Peñarredonda & Cuenca Family - Living and Deceased Members Of the Barrett & Kotalik Families Tuesday, July 26th, :00 a.m. + Hilda Bacardi + Luis J. Bacardi + Luis F. Bacardi + Roberto Morales + Fr. Luc Jolicoeur 12:05 p.m. + Ana Luisa Liriano - Alexandra Diskin - Ana Cecilia & Luca Manuel Wednesday, July 27th, :00 a.m. - 48th Wedding Anniversary of Maria & Emilio Cruz - Special Intention - Birthday of Hilma Ponton - Intentions of Juan M. Salvador 12:05 p.m. + Paulino Cuesta + RJ McGraw - All those in need who come or call St. Augustine Church Thursday, July 28th, :00 a.m. + William Hartnett + Dr. James Jude - Special Intention - Intentions of the Castro-Fernandez Family 12:05 p.m. + Jose & Clarisa Alvarez + Rosa Falla De Gonzalez - Ana C. Catterton - Health of Zady Garrido Friday, July 29th, :00 a.m. + Marta Tejidor + Dennis Chong-Yen - Rafael Egues 12:05 p.m. + Orlando Sanchez-Zamora + Anita Diaz Silveira + Miguel & Maria Teresa Andux - Living & Deceased Members of The Mestre-Sirven Family Saturday, July 30th, :00 a.m. + Thomas Kelleher + Eherins Albert Sunday, July 24th, 2016 Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Lord, on the day I called for help, you answered me. Genesis 18:20-32 Psalm 138:1-3, 6-8 Colossians 2:12-14 Luke 11:1-13 Monday, July 25th, 2016 Feast of Saint James, Apostle Those who sow in tears shall reap rejoicing. 2 Corinthians 4:7-15 Psalm 126:1b-6 Matthew 20:20-28 Tuesday, July 26th, 2016 Memorial of Saints Joachim and Anne, Parents of the Blessed Virgin Mary For the glory of your name, O Lord, deliver us. Jeremiah 14:17-22 Psalm 79:8-9, 11, 13 Matthew 13:36-43 Wednesday, July 27th, 2016 Wednesday of the Seventeenth Week in Ordinary Time God is my refuge on the day of distress. Jeremiah 15:10, Psalm 59:2-4, 10-11, Matthew 13:44-46 Thursday, June 28th, 2016 Thursday of the Seventeenth Week in Ordinary Time Blessed is he whose help is the God of Jacob. Jeremiah 18:1-6 Psalm 146:1b-6b Matthew 13:47-53 Friday, July 29th, 2016 Memorial of Saint Martha Lord, in your great love, answer me. Jeremiah 26:1-9 Psalm 69:5, 8-10, 14 John 11:19-27 Saturday, July 30th, 2016 Saturday of the Seventeenth Week in Ordinary Time Lord, in your great love, answer me. Jeremiah 26:11-16, 24 Psalm 69:15-16, 30-31, Matthew 14: Miller Road, Coral Gables, FL

3 The Word on Fire by Bishop Robert Barron, from June 7, 2016 Article 4 Lessons on Divine Mercy from the Woman at the Well I had the enormous privilege last week of addressing English-speaking priests from around the world who had gathered in Rome for a special Jubilee celebration of the Year of Mercy. I met fathers from the States, Canada, Australia, Latvia, Ghana, Cameroon, Ireland, Nigeria, and many other countries. During the communion at the Mass which followed my talk, I saw hundreds of priests in their albs coming to the altar to receive the Lord, and I thought of the passage from the book of Revelation concerning the white-robed army gathered around the throne of the Lamb. As a basis for my presentation, I used the wonderful story from the fourth chapter of John s Gospel concerning Jesus conversation with the woman at the well. From this encounter, I derived four principles regarding the divine mercy. First, I argued, God s mercy is relentless. Customarily, pious Jews of the first century would have assiduously avoided Samaria, a nation, in their minds, of apostates and half-breeds. Yet Jesus, journeying from Judea in the south to Galilee in the north, moves right through Samaria. Moreover, he speaks to a woman in public (something that men simply didn t do) and he consorts with someone known to be a sinner. In all of this, Jesus embodies the love of God, which crosses barriers, mocks taboos, and overcomes all of the boundaries that we set for it. Thomas Merton spoke of the Promethean problem in religion, by which he meant the stubborn assumption that God is a distant rival, jealous and protective of his prerogatives. In point of fact, the true God is filled with hesed (tender mercy) and delights in lifting up human beings: The glory of God is a human being fully alive. And this conduces neatly to my second point, namely, that the divine mercy is divinizing. At times, we have the impression that God s mercy serves a reparative or healing purpose alone, that it solely binds up the wounds of our sin and suffering. That God s love heals is obviously true, but this tells but part of the story. Jesus asks the woman at the well for a drink, thereby inviting her to generosity. When she balks, citing the customary taboos, Jesus says, If you knew who was asking you for a drink, you would have asked him, and he would give you living water. This, I told the priests in Rome, is a pithy expression of the central principle of spiritual physics, what St. John Paul II called the law of the gift. As St. Augustine knew, we are all wired for God, hungry for absolute reality. But God, as St. John knew, is love. Therefore, to be filled with God is to be filled with love, which is to say, self-emptying. The moment we receive something of the divine grace, we should make of it a gift and then we will receive more of the divine grace. In a word, our being will increase in the measure that we give it away. This is the water welling up to eternal life that Jesus speaks of. God wants not merely to bind up our wounds; he wants to marry us, to make us partakers of the divine nature. The third principle I identified is that the divine mercy is demanding. I told the fathers gathered in Rome that we tend to understand the proclamation of the divine mercy according to a zero-sum logic, whereby the more we say about mercy, the less we should say about moral demand, and vice versa. But this is repugnant to the peculiar both/and logic of the Christian gospel. As Chesterton saw so clearly, the Church loves red and white and has always had a healthy hatred of pink! It likes both colors strongly expressed side by side, and it has an abhorrence of compromises and half-way measures. Thus, you can t overstate the power of the divine mercy, and you can t overstate the demand that it makes upon us. Jesus tells the woman that she comes daily to the well and gets thirsty again, but that he wants to give her the water that will permanently quench her thirst. St. Augustine accordingly saw the well as expressive of concupiscent or errant desire, the manner in which we seek to satisfy the deepest hunger of the heart with creaturely goods, with wealth and power, pleasure and honor. But such a strategy leads only to frustration and addiction and hence must be challenged. Indeed, Jesus shows that the woman exhibits this obsessive, addictive quality of desire in regard to her relationships: when she says that she has no husband, Jesus bluntly states, yes, you ve had five, and the one you have now is not your husband. This is not the voice of a wishy-washy relativist, an anything-goes peddler of pseudo-mercy and cheap grace. Rather, it is the commanding voice of one who knows that extreme mercy awakens extreme demand. A University Parish: School of Prayer and Center for the New Evangelization 3

4 Finally, the divine mercy, I told the priests, is a summons to mission. As soon as she realizes who Jesus is and what he means, the woman puts down the water jar and goes into town to proclaim the Lord. The jar symbolizes the rhythm of concupiscent desire, her daily return to worldly goods in a vain attempt to assuage her spiritual hunger. How wonderful that, having met the source of living water, she is able to set aside her addictions and to become, herself, a vehicle of healing for others. The very best definition of evangelization that I ve heard is this: one starving person telling another starving person where to find bread. We will be ineffective in our evangelizing work if we simply talk, however correctly, about Jesus in the abstract. Our words of proclamation will catch fire precisely in the measure that we have been liberated and transformed by Christ. Could I ask all who read these words to pray for the priests who gathered in Rome this past week? Beg the Lord that we might all become bearers of the divine mercy. Monday, July 25th, 2016 Check out our new bulle n features! Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Schedule of Masses: (may be subject to change) Tuesday, July 26th, :00 p.m. : Divine 8:00 p.m. : Young Hall Wednesday, July 27th, :30 p.m. : Sandwich Making (Homeless Thursday, July 28th, :30 a.m. : Homeless Soup Making (Deliveries) 12:30 p.m. : Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament with Adoration until 8:00 Friday, July 28th, 2016 Saturday, July 29th, :30 a.m. : Pray the Rosary after the 8:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m. : Saturday July 30th, :30 p.m. : Msgr. Tomás M. Marín 7:00 p.m. : Fr. Robert Ayala Sunday August 31st, :00 a.m. : Msgr. Tomás M. Marín 10:00 a.m. : Fr. Robert Ayala 12:00 p.m. : Msgr. Tomás M. Marín 5:00 p.m. : Fr. Robert Ayala 6:30 p.m. : Msgr. Tomás M. Marín Last Week s Collection Thank you for your generosity! Friday July 8th, 2016 (Homeless Ministry Collection) 12:05 p.m. : $ Saturday July 9th, :30 p.m. : $ 1, :00 p.m. : $ Sunday July 10, :00 a.m.: $ 2, :00 a.m.: $ 2, :00 p.m.: $ 2, :00 p.m.: $ 3, :30 p.m.: $ 1, Other: $ 1, Mail: $ 1, Total: $18, Miller Road, Coral Gables, FL

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8 Together, We Change Lives A heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who made a commitment to the 2016 Archbishop s Charities and Development Drive (ABCD). To date, 285 families and individuals have responded generously, contributing $379,680. That is 80% percent to the goal. However, we need the support of all members of St. Augustine Church and Catholic Student Center if we are to be successful in reaching our parish combined goal of $476,456. If you have not yet responded to the 2016 ABCD, please make a gift by using the pledge envelopes available in the pews or by making a gift online at Thank you for all that you do and the spirit in which you do it! A special thank you to our donors, thus far; Colleen Abernathy Armando Acevedo Magali Acosta Jose Acosta Israel Aguilar Enrique Albeirus Sebastian Almazan Fernando Alonso Hector Alvarez Guillermo Anido Penelope Arango Antonio Argiz Carlos Armengol Alicia Arner Ippolita Avellaneda Ruby Bacardi Thomas Baker Fernando Barquero Kathleen Basañez Ricardo Bascuas Rogelio Basnuevo Ralph Bekkevold Jose Benki Amelie Bethart-Tejera Cristina Blanco Salvador Bonilla-Mathe Roberto Borbolla Pedro Bosch Lourdes Bosch James Bowling Mary Brady Virginia Bru Janet Brustares Roberto Bustillo Joseph Cabrera Robert Cambo Joseph Campa Marilynn Campanile Josefa Capellades Meliano Carmona German Carrero Viriato Carrillo Carmen Carter German Casal Ramon Castella German Castro Luisa Cervantes Miguel Cervoni Jose Chirinos Martha Chisholm Frank Chmielewski Marie Chong Jose Collazo Mildred Copeland Jose Cos Aran De Amezola Francisco de la Fuente Jose De La Torriente Jorge de la Torriente Nick De Martino Carlos De Mendia Olga De Sosa Robert Dean Carlos DeBayle Jose DeHombre Gloria Diamond Celinda DiBernardo Manuel Dominguez Gerard Doyle Raul Echarte Bruce Ehrenhaft George Elgart Harold Elosegui Lucia Escagedo Dulce Escarra Michael Eskra Joseph Esposito Joan Evans Rafael Fernandez Teresa Fernandez Jose Ferrer Arlene Ferris Tito Figueroa Daniel Finora Richard Forero Gustavo Forero Enrique Forte Natalia Francisco June Frost Evangelina Fuentes Juan A Galan Jr Higinio Garcia Franklin Garcia Jose Garcia Santos Garcia Josefina Garcia Maria Garcia Melquiades Garcia Mariano Garcia Jose Garrido Jose Garrido Adela Gaston Olga Golik Jesus Gomez Jorge Gonzalez Luis Gonzalez Ana Gonzalez Eduardo Gonzalez Gordon Gregory Eduardo Guernica Alfonso Guerra Miguel Guerrero Rolando Guilarte Carlos Halley John Harriman Timothy Hartling Diosdado Hassan Mark Heilman Victoria Hernandez Mauro Hernandez Luis Herrnsdorf Carlos Hondal Cristina Hussain Juan Pablo Ibarra Marie Jacobs Valarie James Sallye Jude Richard Jung Jerome Kavulich Grace Kelleher David Kuhn Susan Joy Lacey Quang Lam Rosemary Landrian Beatriz Larin Rene Larrieu Raquel Latour Marta Latour Carlos Lavernia Alicia Layne Bobbie Lesman Todd Levine Elena Llano Maria Llano Thomas Logan Joseph Lomako Alberto Lopez Eddy Lopez Ramon Lorente Jorge Luzarraga Luis Maderal Edward Malcer Juan Manzueta Carlos Marin Dominic Marra Humberto Martinez Filadelfia Martinez Maria Martinez Michael Martino Lourdes Mata James McClellan Robert McGee James McLaughlin Samuel McMillian Noel Medina Jose Mendiola Silvia Mestre Caridad Miranda Judith Mitchell Natalia Mora Rafael Morales Manuel Morales Irma Moreno Ambler Moss Maria Ochoa Leo Ochoa Seong Oh Ana Olavarria Vidal Elizabeth Olazabal Richard O'Rourke Victor Padilla Valois Pagan Gloria Palomino Fred Panzer Rube Pardo Georgina Pardo Francisco Paredes Luis Pavon Georgina Pelto Amado Pena George Peon Luis Perez Janet Perez William Perez Ramon Perez-Alonso Daniele Perez-Venero Victor Pimentel Martin Pinilla Avelino Pinon George Pita David Plummer Estella Poo Maurice Prendiville Theresa Puma Felipe Rabre Pedro Raimundez Jacqueline Rasco David Raskosky Gustavo Ravelo Joseph Realini Marissa Rios Antonio Rios Humberto Rivero Juan Rodriguez Alex Rodriguez Carlos Rodriguez Jose Romero Bertha Rosales Rodolfo Ruiz Theresa Rust Frank Salas Terrence Salt Jose Sanchez Ines Sanchez Robert Schneckenberg Roy Schoen John Sennetti Frank Shepherd Rafael Sixto Evelyn Sklar Gracia Smalley Joann Smith Miguel Sosa Jose Sotolongo Sylvia Spader Brian Stack Thomas Stawarski Frederick Stebbins Richard Stuart Luis Suao Antonio Suarez Jaime Suarez Carlos Suastegui Hugo Sueiro Frances Susi James Sutton John Swain John Tambini Amaro Taquechel Brian Tart Lucas Theophilus Joyce Thompson Fernando Tinoco Michal Toborek David Torkington Joaquin Trias Mario Trueba Maria Tyler Ernesto Valdes Isabel Valdivia Juan Vasquez Jorge Vasseur Manuel Vazquez Rosa Vazquez Robert Venditti Joaquin Viadero Mario Vicente Ady Viera Javier Vijil Patricia Villacorta Alexandra Villoch Anna Walsh Maria Wasserman Matt Weaver Donald Wiesner Elena Willliams Millar Wilson Luisa Wirshing Kau-Fui Wong Kent Wreder Julian Yong Gloria York James Zavertnik Andrew Zohn Luis Zuniga Miller Road, Coral Gables, FL

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