Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time: February 24, 2019 ~ Merciful and gracious is the LORD, slow to anger and abounding in kindness.

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1 Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time: February 24, 2019 ~ Merciful and gracious is the LORD, slow to anger and abounding in kindness. Psalm 103:8 MASS SCHEDULE Monday Saturday 7:30 AM Saturday, 4:00 PM Sunday: 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 12:30 PM & 5:00 PM OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM.; Closed for lunch 12:00-1:00 PM Saturday 8:00 AM.-12:00 noon. Closed Sunday HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC CHURCH 5830 Mesa Park Drive, Las Vegas, Nevada Parish Office (702) Reverend William J. M. Kenny (Fr. Bill), Pastor Volume XI1 Issue 8

2 Part 4 of this series: The Concluding Rite This is the shortest part of the Mass, but that does not mean that it is the least important! In fact, no part of the Mass should be considered less important than any other. The Mass is one integral liturgy and each part is necessary for the proper celebration of Sunday Eucharist. A. The Greeting This is usually the words The Lord be with you. and the response of the assembly is And with your spirit. This back-and-forth dialogue is spoken several times during the Mass: it is a mutual blessing between the priest/presider and the people. B. The Blessing There are optional formulas for this blessing: 1. A simple blessing using the words May Almighty God bless you, the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit. ; 2. The deacon or priest may ask the assembly to bow their heads and pray for God s blessing. Then, one or more invocations may be spoken, and the people usually respond Amen. The conclusion is always as above, May Almighty God bless you..., followed by Amen. C. The Dismissal This is given by the deacon or priest and also has several formulas. The assembly s response is always: Thanks be to God. This is very strong. We are sent out to do God s work in our own families, neighborhoods and communities. Some have argued that this is a key, emphatic part of the Mass. In fact, the word Mass comes from a Latin word missa which means sent. Derivatives are dismissal, mission, missile. When Mass was spoken in Latin, the final words were: Ite, missa est. which literal translation is: Go, you are sent. The name given to one of the sacred books used in liturgy is called a missal. So, you could say that Mass is the liturgy of being sent out to preach the Good News ; and the Missal is the book of prayers used to dismiss or send people out of liturgies to continue God s work. DO NO HARM We listen quite a while before we get to the punch line of the first reading today: even though it would be an easy thing to do, David will not harm the anointed one of the Lord. We, of course, know that Jesus is the Messiah, the anointed one of God, but the Bible uses this term for many different people. It is scripture s way of indicating who has been chosen by God for a special place and mission in salvation history. In today s Gospel, Jesus presents a greatly enlarged list of those who, as children of God, we should not harm, but love instead: our enemies, those who curse us or do us harm, those who owe us money, the ungrateful, the wicked. The point of Jesus teaching is not to encourage these kinds of behaviors in others, but rather to form us in the image of our heavenly Father by increasing our opportunities to love unconditionally, expecting no return; to be merciful and forgiving, even when it would be easier not to. Copyright J. S. Paluch Co. TODAY S READINGS First Reading David found Saul in a deep sleep, but would not harm him (1 Samuel 26:2, 7-9, 12-13, 22-23). Psalm The Lord is kind and merciful (Psalm 103). Second Reading We shall bear the image of the heavenly Adam (1 Corinthians 15:45-49). Gospel Give to everyone who asks of you. Lend expecting nothing back (Luke 6:27-38). The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved D. The Recessional or Closing Song This is optional, but most Masses do have this as a final procession out of the sanctuary. At times, the Mass can end simply in silence. We have used this silent closing at times for dramatic effect; for example, during the more reflective or somber seasons of Advent and Lent. A few final remarks about Sunday liturgy: Strive to arrive at least 10 minutes before Mass and stay until the very end! This is not only common courtesy to the priest and other liturgical ministers, it is respect and reverence for God! I was taught that no one leaves until the priest has fully exited the worship space and is standing near the door (inside or out) to greet the people; in other words, the priest should be the FIRST to leave. Very few of us would intentionally miss the beginning of a movie or play or leave before the movie or play is over. Why do we give less respect for the Mass? Dress appropriately! I will never state a dress code and would NEVER embarrass anyone with a statement about their attire. All are welcome and some may literally have just dropped in to spend time with the Lord; BUT again, common sense dictates that we dress in clean, modest and becoming clothing as if we re attending some important event, because we are! READINGS FOR THE WEEK Sunday: 1 Samuel 26:2, 7-9, 12-13, 22-23; Psalms 103:1-4, 8, 10, 12-13; 1 Corinthians 15:45-49; Luke 6:27-38 Monday: Sirach 1:1-10; Psalms 93:1-2, 5; Mark 9:14-29 Tuesday: Sirach 2:1-11; Psalms 37:3-4, 18-19, 27-28, 39-40; Mark 9:30-37 Wednesday: Sirach 4:11-19; Psalms 119:165, 168, 171, 172, 174, 175; Mark 9:38-40 Thursday: Sirach 5:1-8; Psalms 1:1-4, 6; Mark 9:41-50 Friday: Sirach 6:5-17; Psalms 119:12, 16, 18, 27, 34, 35; Mark 10:1-12 Saturday: Sirach 17:1-15; Psalms 103:13-18; Mark 10:13-1 Sunday: Sirach:27:4-7; Psalms 92:2-3, 13-16; 1 Corinthians 15:54-58; Luke 6:39-45 Page 2

3 RCIA An Affair of the Heart Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is the process which prepares persons for reception into the Catholic Church. The process begins with Inquiring about the Catholic Faith. Contact Deacon Rich Green, for information about RCIA Inquiry sessions and events. Pope Francis : A MAN OF HIS WORD Have you been wondering what ministry you could participate in at Holy Spirit? We have a Social Committee that plans different functions for the Church. We hold meetings once a month or every other month. If you re interested in joining to be a part of the fun, please reach out to Kristal Urso k.castillourso@icloud.com A LENTEN RETREAT SATURDAY, MARCH 16, :30 AM 3:00 PM PARISH LIFE CENTER $25 per person payable in advance Register at the parish office (702) :30 AM Continental breakfast 9:00 AM Retreat begins Bring a brown bag lunch Drinks provided Sr. Karen Crouse, osf Presenter Fr. Bill Kenny Presenter Page 3:

4 SACRAMENTS AT HOLY SPIRIT Baptisms: For children 6 and under: Sign-up for Baptism class is available on our website under the Sacraments tab. All baptisms at Holy Spirit take place during regular weekend liturgies. For children over 7: Contact Anna Forsberg, Director of Children s Faith Formation, for info on a special program for older unbaptized children. 1st Communion: Child must be registered in Religious Education at Holy Spirit. For more information about Children s Faith Formation and Sacramental Preparation contact Anna Forsberg, Confirmation: For information about the Confirmation Program contact Louie Latina, , Ext. 106 Adult Baptism, Confirmation & First Communion: Call the parish office ( ). Reconciliation/Confession: Saturdays from 9:00 10:00 a.m. in the Reconciliation Room or call the office ( Ext. 105) to make an appointment for face-to-face with Fr. Bill. Anointing of the Sick: Please call the office ( ) to schedule the reception of this sacrament. Ministers of Care (Hospital, Care Center, Homebound): If you or a loved one are in a facility or homebound and would like a communion visit, call Jeanette Lombardo at or e- mail jeanettelombardo@cox.net. Funerals: To schedule a funeral, please contact the office (702) HLY-SPRT ( ), and Patti Fitzpatrick, our funeral coordinator, will meet with you to plan the services. Marriage: Before you can begin Marriage Prep at Holy Spirit, you (or a parent) must first be registered at least six months in the parish. Couples who meet this requirement may call Michelle Fulkerson, Director of Marriage Preparation, at or m.fulkerson64@yahoo.com to start your preparation. If you are new to Holy Spirit, we invite you to register in the parish and worship with us as you await entrance into Marriage Prep. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: First Thursday of every month starting December 6th, from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. in the church. NEW BEGINNINGS A Ministry of Hope, Healing and Consolation For All Losses New Beginnings is a Bereavement Ministry designed to provide support to Christian individuals who have experienced traumatic loss in their lives. The grieving process can cause a sense of feeling disconnected, dismayed and can fill the individual with a sense of hopelessness and despair. New Beginnings offers several programs that will support the bereaved in their adjustment to loss and sorrow. HOPE Catholic Funeral Mass Planning and Coordination Our faith reminds us of the sure and certain hope that our loved one who died in Christ will rise with him on the last day. A compassionate and non-judgmental funeral coordinator will guide you in planning a beautiful and meaningful funeral liturgy for your deceased loved one. Contact: Patti Fitzpatrick CHILDREN: This program offers support for children dealing with the death of a loved one, divorce, or any difficult life transition. DRAW IT OUT is an 9-week program developed in collaboration with children grief experts. It is a safe place for kids to learn to express themselves and learn coping skills. Our facilitators are trained, compassionate, and have completed the diocese s background check. A fee of $25-for supplies. Scholarships available. Registration required. Contact: Connie Theisen or kidshopeholyspirit@gmail.com DIVORCE MINISTRY This workshop guided by divorced Christians uses discussion materials from the Divorce Recovery Workbook to offer support for divorced individuals. The focus is a positive psychology approach that helps attendees identify and build upon existing personal strengths to navigate through this difficult time and move toward healing and inner peace. Contact: Barb Fraser GRIEF SHARE This is a 13-week video based grief group that features video, workbook and group discussion. The group is lead by facilitators trained in the program s objectives to support individuals who have had a loss. The sessions are held every Thursday evening at the church in the Music Room at 6:00 PM. PARISH FINANCIAL REPORT Weekend Budgeted Income for : $30, Collection weekend of Feb $ 20,142 Online donations week of Feb $ 10,186 TOTAL $ 30,328 Thank you for your continued generosity to Holy Spirit! Food for the Poor Please remember to bring food items for Casa de Luz each weekend. Boxed and canned items are most appreciated: Peanut butter, jelly, canned meats, tuna, cereals (hot and cold), rice. beans,etc. Page 4: Your Palms Are Needed Next weekend, March 2nd and 3rd, we will be collecting your palm branches from last year in order to prepare the ashes for Ash Wednesday which occurs on March 6th There will be baskets located in the lobby for you to drop them off Thank You!

5 THE WEEK AHEAD MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25 7:30 AM Morning Mass Fr. Tom Church 8:30 AM Book Club Upper Room 7:00 PM Adult Education A Well Built Faith - Church TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 7:30 AM Morning Mass Fr. Bill Church 5:30 PM Children s Choir Rehearsal Music Room 7:00 PM SOAR Upper Room WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 7:30 AM Morning Mass Fr. Bill Church 5:00 PM EDGE Upper Room PLC THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 7:30 AM Morning Mass Fr. Bill Church 3:00 PM High School Bible Study 4:00 PM Draw It Out PLC 6:00 PM Adult Grief Share - Music Room/Church 6:00 PM KofC Planning Mtg - PLC 7:00 PM Taize Prayer Night - Church FRIDAY, MARCH 1 7:30 AM Morning Mass Fr. Bill Church 6:00 PM Book Club PLC SATURDAY, MARCH 2 7:30 AM Morning Mass Fr. Bill Church 9:00 AM Confessions 9:00 AM Baptism Prep Class PLC *4:00 PM Mass Fr. Joe SUNDAY, MARCH 3 *7:30 AM Mass Fr. Bill *9:30 AM Mass Fr. Bill 11:00 AM SOAR *12:30 PM Mass Fr. Bill 5:00 PM Mass Fr. Joe 6:30 PM No LifeNite Roy Abrams Joseph Almeida Mickey & Morgan Areford Baby Alexander David Loretta Banaszynski Patricia Bendorf Norman Black Mary Blakewick Blake Bowlen Bobbie Bubonovich Larry Brady Virginia Calaguan Leesa Chang Celia Connors Therese Curry Andrea Dacquel Antonio Daquipa Luis Diaz Alojzija Fink Benjamin Franco Adrain Gabbiano Mirid Hansen Michael & Scott Hart Daniel Heim If you are a family member of someone who is seriously ill and you have his/her permission, you may request their name be put on this prayer list.. You may also place your own name on the prayer list: 702/ or the names to cindyw@holyspiritlv.org Dee Howard Randy Howell Elizabeth Hutton Santina Iacopetti Yocybel Itorralba Cathy Iwai Maria Annette Janrega Ruby Jose Betty & John Kaniaupio Bob Kaufmann Joanne Kires Lamont Klecot, Sr. Karina Lachica Jisoo Lee Edith Lichtenberger Gina & Steve Longo Terry McCarthy Marshal McMahon Mary Mack Marcel Mehle Mario Merced Pilar Nazareno Sharon Nolan John O Connor Frank & Millie O Connor Tim O Donnell Jun Payawal Pam Perrella Julia Perroots Raymud Petilia Marija Poderzaj Jay Rodrigues Donny Romero Rock Ron-Monroy Kevin Ryan Bob Scoble.Neil Spaulding Borromeo Talplacido Bill Vanderheid Mike Vaughn Jolyane Vigil Vanessa Villafranca Lillian Villanueza Bia Veneracion-Casas Patsy Watkins Geno Wickek Loretta Williams Kayla Willis Sarah Zoeller T What is the RITE OF ELECTION? HE RITE OF ELECTION is the second step on the catechumens journey toward Baptism. The Church chooses those it deems ready for initation and leads them into the more intense period of Lenten preparation. Those chosen inscribe their names in the BOOK OF THE ELECT as a promise of faithfulness to the call they have received from Christ. At the Easter Vigil, they will be baptized, confirmed and receive Eucharist. Thus they will be fully initiated into the Body of Christ. SINCE THEY ARE BECOMING ONE WITH US IN OUR CATHOLIC FAITH, it is only fitting that we should be present at this celebration to welcome and support them. This celebration occurs every year in our Diocese at the beginning of Lent in our Cathedral Church. Holy Spirit Catholic Church, 5830 Mesa Park Drive, Las Vegas, NV First Sunday of Lent, March 10, 2019, 2:30 pm OUR PRESENCE WILL LEND SUPPORT AND WECOME! Page 5:

6 PreK 5th Grade Faith Formation & Sacramental Preparation Upcoming Dates: February 17 NO CLASS 2019 / 2020 Registration for the upcoming year will open in the Spring. Watch this space for more details and opportunities to help us implement our growing program. Anna Forsberg Director of Children s Ministry & Faith Formation annaf@holyspiritlv.org Tel: February 24 Class for all 11am 12pm Parent Prayer (Lecture Hall 325) March 3 Class for all 11am 12pm Parent Prayer (Lecture Hall 325) Altaration make-up of all 3 sessions will be on March 9th 9am 12pm in the Parish Life Center March 10 Class for all 11am 12pm Parent Prayer (Lecture Hall 325) Please remember in your prayers all 500 children enrolled in our SOAR programs, but especially the 134 preparing to receive First Holy Communion in April. Page 6:

7 THE UPPER ROOM WINTER 2019 Life Nights are held Sunday s from 6:30-8:00pm (Unless otherwise noted) and are open to all those in 9 th -12 th Grades. FEBRUARY: February 10th: CONFIRMATION SESSIONS 2:30-4:30pm: Support System (Year 1) *Candidates bring your sponsor to this session (a parent may stand in if the sponsor is not available or not chosen yet.) 6:30-8:30pm: On a Mission: The Church s Missionary Mandate (Year 2 Candidates Only) February 24th: PARENT/TEEN CONFIRMATION SESSION 5pm Mass (Attend as a Family) 6:30-8:00pm Parent/Teen Confirmation Session. *At least one parent should attend on planning Mass and the session after. Year 2 Candidates Only MARCH: March 10th: RITE OF COVENANT- 5pm Mass All Sacramental Year (Year 2) Candidates and their parents/ sponsors attend. (Signing the Book of Confirmation) March 10th: LIFE NIGHT RX Series Week #1: The Wound: The Sin of Humanity March 17th LIFE NIGHT RX Series Week #2: The Doctor: Jesus the Divine Physician March 24th LIFE NIGHT RX Series Week #3: The Appointment: Encountering Jesus March 31st LIFE NIGHT RX Series Week #4: The Prescription: Receiving Jesus and the Grace He Offers EDGE Nights: Middle School Youth Ministry Wednesdays 5:00-6:30pm All Edge Sessions Take Place in the Upper Room the Youth Ministry Office for a full registration packet for our Edge Year. You can also download a registration pack on our website. Sacramental Prep also available Louie Latina Director of Youth Ministry Grades 6-12 (702) ; (702) LouieL@holyspiritlv.org Facebook Twitter Instagram February 6th: EDGE NIGHT THE FINISH LINE Week #5: Running Lanes: Sacraments at the Service of Communion February 13th: EDGE NIGHT THE FINISH LINE Week #6: Passing the Baton: Sacrament of Holy Orders February 20th: EDGE NIGHT THE FINISH LINE Week #7: Running Partners: Sacrament of Matrimony SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd 8:30am-6:30pm LIFE: An Edge Retreat Day Page 7:

8 GIFT SHOP Announcing the first-ever Adult Education Series for Holy Spirit Catholic Church! HOURS Week Days: Church Business Hours Weekends: Before & After each Mass Come see all of the new things that arrived this week for St. Patrick s Day And A New Jewelry Line called, My Saint My Hero A spiritual and meaningful line of jewelry made by women from Cambodia and Medjugorge. We also have a new line of greeting cards and gifts for the following events: Baptism 1st Communion Confirmation Weddings Prayer Books Bibles House Blessings Parishioners may request a house blessing by contacting the parish office, You will be contacted by one of our Deacons. PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY SHAWL DISTRIBUTION AFTER ALL MASSES THIS WEEKEND FEBRUARY 23RD & 24TH If you know someone who would like to receive a Prayer Shawl, please pick one up at the tables located in the lobby of the church after any of the Masses this weekend. The makers of these special, hand-made shawls pray before the shawl is made, pray while working on the shawl, and pray after it is finished. Father Bill then blesses the finished shawls as the group gathers around and prays that God may heal the body and comfort the mind of the recipient. Our Prayer Shawls are knitted and crocheted with compassion for those who are sick or suffering and given to people in need of prayers and comfort owing to illness, grief and stress. If you would like to join the ministry and make a Prayer Shawl but don t know how to knit or crochet, we would be most happy to teach you! Our members gather on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday s of the month from 10:00am-12:00pm in the Parish Life Center to knit and crochet Prayer Shawls. ~ WAYS YOU CAN HELP ~ Pray for the knitters/crotchetiers Pray for the shawl recipients Knit or crochet a prayer shawl Donate yarn or money for materials If you have any questions or would like to join us, please contact Shiela Eberle ~ icequeen44@msn.com or (702) This program is a joint venture between Holy Spirit Catholic Church and Bishop Gorman High School Participants may purchase their book in the Gift Shop for $10 Books will also be available for purchase at the sessions. No need to register, just come to the sessions. Mandatory for those in the RCIA process. Open to all interested ADULT parishioners of Holy Spirit! ELEVENTH SESSION MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Installing New Windows: Presenter: Marc Sayre All sessions will be on Mondays In the Church You are invited to our new Catholic Book Club in our Parish 2 Sessions are available Mondays ~ 8:30 AM & Fridays ~ 6:00 PM Location: Upper room in the Parish Life Center If you have any questions, please contact: Araceli Franco (702) mafs01@yahoo.com Page 8:

9 HOLY SPIRIT STAFF PASTOR Fr. Bill Kenny ASSISTING RETIRED CLERGY Fr. Joe Annese and Fr. Tom Gross DEACONS Rich Green Doug Winston SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR Sr. Karen Crouse, osf Rich Green DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN S MINISTRY Anna Forsberg annaf@holyspiritlv.org DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Dr. Anne Sinclair dranne@holyspiritlv.org Jonathan Tuala, Assistant jonathant@holyspiritlv.org DIRECTOR OF YOUTH MINISTRY Louie Latina louiel@holyspiritlv.org DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Cheryl McArthur cherylm@holyspiritlv.org DIRECTOR OF LITURGY Kayla Falco kaylaf@holyspiritlv.org GIFT SHOP Teresa Griffin teresag@holyspiritlv,org PARISH SECRETARY/ASSISTANT TO THE PASTOR Cindy Wayne cindyw@holyspiritlv.org RECEPTIONIST Yvonne Kacvinsky yvonnek@holyspiritlv.org FAITH FORMATION ASSISTANT & PARISH LIFE CENTER COORD. Tammy Kastrup tammyk@holyspiritlv.org IT MEDIA DIRECTOR Ivan Diaz ivand@holyspiritlv.org DIRECTOR OF MAINTENANCE Anthony Bolino anthonyb@holyspiritlv.org MAINTENANCE STAFF Giovanni Guarino giovannig@holyspiritlv.org Mark Medina, Jr. markm@holyspiritlv.org VOLUNTEER COORDINATORS If you are interested in becoming a volunteer in any of the ministries mentioned below, please give the coordinator a call. RCIA: Deacon Rich Green ~ deaconrich@holyspiritlv.org Weddings: Michelle Fulkerson, Director of Marriage Preparation or m.fulkerson64@yahoo.com Social Events: Anna Forsberg (Staff Liaison) Knights of Columbus: Patrick Jordan, Grand Knight, or Mike Rinaldi, Faithful Navigator, NEW BEGINNINGS GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPS Grief: Patti Fitzpatrick, or Susie Cram, Divorce: Barb Fraser ~ holyspiritdivorceministry@gmail.com OUTREACH COMMITTEE ~ COMMUNITY OF SALT & LIGHT Araceli Franco, or mafs01@yahoo.com Roselle Vetere, or daytrippers2@hotmail.com LITURGICAL MINISTRY COORDINATORS Readers: Mike Dunegan-pookad@embarqmail.com Linda Smith- 1954lindab@gmail.com Eucharistic Ministers: Kayla Falco, Altar Servers: Len Urso, holyspiritserver@gmail.com Bread Bakers: Karrie Tackett, karrie.tackett@gmail.com Hospitality/Greeters: Jerry Gonzalez, bern113084@aol.com Altar Linens: Dominique Moyer, koldewynfamily@yahoo.com Baptism Coordinator: Jennifer Jeskey aj1jj@yahoo.com RECIPROCITY If God loved us as much as we love God, where would we all be? - Anonymous DESTROYING ONE S ENEMIES Am I not destroying my enemies when I make friends of them? - Abraham Lincoln Page 9:

10 March 2019 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat LEGEND 1 Items in RED list the location of the event For items in BLUE, see other legends Initials in RED are Presiders of liturgies: (see below) LEGEND 2 Core Team meets in the Upper Room Draw it Out is in PLC Conference Room EDGE meets in the Upper Room LEGEND 3 Grief Share meets in in the Music Room HS Bible Study meets in the Upper Room Marriage Prep is in the Upper Room LEGEND 4 Music Rehearsal is in Music Room Parent/ Youth meets in the Upper Room Prayer Shawl meets in the Upper Room LEGEND 5 RCIA Meets in PLC Conference Room SOAR meets at Gorman High School Upper Room is Life Teen Night in PLC 1 First Friday 6:00 Quinceanera Meeting in the PLC 2 First Saturday 9:00 Conf. BK 9:00 Baptism Prep PLC 4:00 JA 3 8th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30* BK & 9:30* BK 11:00 SOAR/Stations 12:30* BK 5:00 JA No Upper Room 4 St. Casimir 7:30 TG 8:30 Rediscovering in the PLC 7:00 A Well-Built Faith /Church 5 Ordinary Wkday 6 Ash Wednesday 9:30 RCIA Meet. 12:00 BK NO EDGE 5:00 JA 7:00 JA 7 Sts. Perpetua & Felicity 8:00 Adoration in Church ( til 6pm) 3:00 HS Bible Study 6:00 Grief Share 7:00 K of C/PLC 8 St. John of God Abstain from Meat 6:00 Quinceanera Meeting in the PLC 9 St. Frances of Rome 8:30 K of C 8:30 SOAR Class 9:00 Conf. JA 4:00 BK Spring Clocks Forward One Hour! 10 1st Sunday of Lent Clocks 4ward 1 hour! & 9:30 JA 11:00 SOAR/Stations 12:30 JA 2:30 GLT Rite of E 5:00 BK Covenant 6:30 Upper Room 11 Lent Weekday 7:30 TG 8:30 Rediscovering in the PLC 7:00 A Well-Built Faith /Church 12 Lent Weekday 13 Lent Weekday 9:30 RCIA Meet. 10:00 Prayer Shawl 5:00 EDGE 7:00 Music Rehearsal 14 Lent Weekday 3:00 HS Bible Study 4:00 Draw It Out 6:00 Grief Share 6:00 Liturgy Team in the PLC 15 Lent Weekday Abstain from Meat 6:00 Quinceanera Meeting in the PLC 16 Lent Weekday 8:00 Lent Retreat: Pope Francis/PLC (until 3:00) 9:00 Conf. JA 4:00 JA 17 2nd Sunday of Lent & 9:30 BK 11:00 SOAR/Stations 12:30 BK 5:00 JA 6:30 Upper Room St. Patrick s Day 18 St. Cyril of Jerusalem 7:30 TG 8:30 Rediscovering in the PLC 7:00 A Well-Built Faith /Church 19 St. Joseph, Husband of Mary 6:00 Lent Ministry Night/Church 20 First Day of Spring 9:30 RCIA Meet. 4:15 EDGE Sac Prep. 5:00 EDGE 7:00 Music Rehearsal 21 Lent Weekday 3:00 HS Bible Study 6:00 Grief Share 6:00 K of C/PLC 7:00 Marriage Prep 22 Lent Weekday Abstain from Meat 6:00 Quinceanera Meeting in the PLC 23 St. Turibius of Mogrovejo 8:30 K of C 9:00 Conf. JA 4:00 JA 24 3rd Sunday of Lent & 9:30 JA 12:30 JA 2:00 Parent/Youth Sacramental Session 5:00 TG 6:30 Upper Room 25 Annunciation of the Lord 7:30 TG 8:30 Rediscovering in the PLC 6:00 Outreach Team in PLC 7:00 A Well-Built Faith /Church 26 Lent Weekday 27 Lent Weekday 9:30 RCIA Meet. 10:00 Prayer Shawl 5:00 EDGE 7:00 Music Rehearsal 28 Lent Weekday 3:00 HS Bible Study 4:00 Draw It Out 6:00 Grief Share 6:30 K of C/PLC 7:00 Taize/Church 29 Lent Weekday Abstain from Meat 6:00 Quinceanera Meeting in the PLC 30 Lent Weekday 9:00 Conf. JA 4:00 BK 31 4th Sunday of Lent/Laetare & 9:30 JA 11:00 SOAR/Stations 12:30 JA 5:00 BK 6:30 Upper Room BK - Fr. Bill Kenny GLT - Bishop Thomas JA - Fr. Joe Annese TG - Fr. Tom Gross * = Baptism Mass Conf. = Confessions PARISH OFFICES & MEETING ROOMS PARISH OFFICE ~ located inside of the Church building. PLC ~ Modular structure in front of church contains the Youth Ministry, Faith Formation, and Spiritual Direction Offices; The Upper Room and Conference Room GARDEN - Near Station 1, west side of church near Mesa Park Drive Page 10