We welcome you to. Saint Daniel the Prophet Roman Catholic Church

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1 We welcome you to Saint Daniel the Prophet Roman Catholic Church

2 Office Hours 8:45A.M. - 5:00P.M., Monday - Thursday Closed Fridays 9:00A.M. 12:00P.M. Saturday 7:30A.M.- 4:00P.M. Sunday Parish Staff PRIEST: Rev. T. McGuire, Pastor Ext. 207 Rev. V. Nguyen, Parochial Vicar Ext. 206 DEACON: Dcn. John Barelli Ext. 241 Dcn. Martin Dippre Ext. 251 RELIGIOUS SISTERS: Carmelite Missionaries of St. Therese of the Child Jesus Sr. Leonor Chacon Ext. 210 Sr. Edith Lopez Flores Ext. 210 PARISH STAFF: D. Venezia, Parish Manager Ext. 202 R. Silvas, Maintenance Supervisor Ext. 201 R. Walters, Music Facilitator Ext. 209 Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Tuesday after 8:00A.M. Mass - 6:15P.M. (Benediction) Our Lady s Gift Shop open after Saturday evening Mass and Sunday Masses Community Outreach Assistance For those who live in our parish boundaries please call St. Vincent de Paul (480) Liturgy 12:30P.M. (Spanish/ ) 5:00P.M. Monday - Saturday 8:00A.M. Tuesday 6:30P.M. Thursday 6:30P.M. (Spanish/ ) Confessions Saturday: 10:00A.M.- 10:45A.M. 3:00P.M. - 3:45P.M. before 4:00P.M. Mass Tuesday 5:30P.M. - 6:15P.M. before 6:30P.M. Mass Thursday 5:30P.M. - 6:15P.M. before 6:30P.M. Mass Rosary Monday - Friday following the 8:00A.M. Mass Saturday 3:30P.M. Prior to the 4:00P.M. Mass Sunday 6:25A.M. Prior to the 7:00A.M. Mass Baptisms/Weddings To schedule a baptism, please contact the Parish Office Those who are planning to be married at this parish, please note that wedding preparation is at least nine months. Contact the parish office for more information. Homebound If you or a loved one is in need of Holy Communion please contact Linda Clark at Eating is prohibited in the church. If you must feed your children, please go outside. The hall is open during Masses for your availability. All children must be escorted to the restrooms by their parents at all times.

3 Please join us for Mass with Bishop Olmsted on September 15th at 4:00PM here at St. Daniel the Prophet in celebration of the Aid to Women s Center Following the Mass you are invited to attend the 2018 Fundraising Gala Sunday: Dt 4:1-2, 6-8/Ps 15:2-3, 3-4, 4-5 [1a]/ Jas 1:17-18, 21b-22, 27/ Mk 7:1-8, 14-15, Monday: 1 Cor 2:1-5/ Ps 119:97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102 [97]/ Tuesday: Lk 4: Cor 2:10b-16/ Ps 145:8-9, 10-11, 12-13ab, 13cd-14 [17]/ Lk 4:31-37 Wednesday: 1 Cor 3:1-9/ Ps 33:12-13, 14-15, [12]/Lk 4:38-44 Thursday: 1 Cor 3:18-23/Ps 24:1bc-2, 3-4ab, 5-6 [1]/ Lk 5:1-11 Friday: 1 Cor 4:1-5/ Ps 37:3-4, 5-6, 27-28, [39a]/ Lk 5:33-39 Saturday: Mi 5:1-4a or Rom 8:28-30/ Ps 13:6ab, 6c [Is 61:10]/ Mt 1:1-16, or 1:18-23 Next Sunday: Sunday: Monday: Wednesday: Saturday: Next Sunday: Readings for the week of September 02, 2018 Is 35:4-7a/Ps 146:7, 8-9, 9-10 [1b]/ Jas 2:1-5/Mk 7:31-37 Observances for the week of September 02, nd Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Gregory the Great, Pope & Doctor of the Church St. Teresa of Calcutta The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary; Our Lady of Charity (Cuba) 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Aid to Women Center s annual fundraising gala is fast approaching! It will be held on September 15, 2018 at the Doubletree Hotel in Tempe, AZ We are looking for underwriters to help offset the cost of the gala. Underwriters help ensure that every dollar donated the night of the event goes directly to help the unborn and their mothers. We have two options for tables this year: Table captain - $500 donation and you bring the guests Table sponsor - $500 donation and we bring the guests Please call the center at for more information! 4:00 Mass with Bishop Olmsted at St. Daniel the Prophet 6:00 Registration and Social Hour 7:00 Dinner and Guest Speaker Patricia Sandoval MASS INTENTIONS Monday, September 03, :00A.M. Isabel Muckerheide Tuesday, September 04, :00A.M. Nicolas Romero 6:30P.M. Helen Galanos Wednesday, September 05, :00A.M. Luong Nguyen Thursday, September 06, :00 A.M. Helga Hanelt 6:30 P.M. Rafael Balverde Friday, September 07, :00A.M. John Radosko Saturday, September 08, :00A.M. Nancy Jacobs 4:00P.M. Adriana Avila Sunday, September 09, :00A.M. Barbara Bumbernick 8:30A.M. St. Daniel the Prophet Parishioners 10:30A.M. Kathy Maurer 12:30P.M. Bulmaro Hernandez 5:00P.M. Dante Alo Cadiz Deceased

4 Religious Education Religious Education first class for Mondays will be September 10th. Wednesday classes will begin on September 12th. RCIA first class will be on Sunday, September 16th. RICA first class will be on Thursday, September 20th at the North Annex. RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS (RCIA) RCIA or Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults is a process for people who want to know more about the faith professed in the Catholic Church, and for those who wish to receive the sacraments of initiation, namely Baptism, Confirmation and Communion. The program is also for those who want to be accepted into full communion with the Catholic Church or who wish to convert to the Catholic Church. The program is for adults 18 and older. RCIA meets every Sunday morning from 8AM to 10AM Beginning Sunday, September 16, 2018 REGISTRATIONS ARE OPEN There is a $20.00 course fee. Registration forms are available in the parish office. For additional details please contact the Parish Office (480) If you know someone who might be interested in becoming a fully initiated member of the Church, please share this information. RITO DE INICIACIÓN CRISTIANA PARA ADULTOS (RICA) RICA o Rito de la Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos es un proceso para personas que desean conocer más sobre la fe profesada en la Iglesia católica, y para los que desean recibir los Sacramentos de Iniciación, esto es, Bautismo, Confirmación y Comunión. El programa es también para los que desean ser aceptados en plena comunión con la Iglesia Católica o que deseen convertirse a la Iglesia Católica. El programa es para adultos de 18 años en adelante. La clase de RICA se reúne todos los jueves de 7:00 8:30PM Iniciamos el jueves 20 de septiembre de 2018 LAS INSCRIPCIONES ESTAN ABIERTAS El curso tiene una cuota de $20.00 Formas de registración están disponibles en la oficina parroquial Para mas información por favor llamar a la oficina Parroquial (480) Si conoce a alguien que pudiera estar interesado en convertirse en un miembro de la Iglesia plenamente iniciado, por favor comparta esta información. ASK THE ASSOCIATE Do you have questions about the faith? Have you ever wondered why we do something about the mass? Are you curious about Fr. Nguyen s favorite color? Ask the associate a question and perhaps your question will be featured in an upcoming bulletin article. You can sign your name or ask anonymously. Fr. Nguyen at frnguyen@sdtp.net or write your question down and drop it off in the narthex. ASK THE ASSOCIATE Fr. Nguyen Whatever happened to black vestments? What do other vestment colors signify? What is YOUR favorite color? Black vestments are in use today, albeit their use is much rarer. There are two masses where a priest is permitted to wear black, which would be at funerals and for the mass of All Souls. Their significance is much in line with the people present at the funeral mass who are in mourning. Pope Innocent III ( ) was the first to systematize the use of liturgical colors naming white, red, black, and green. The colors we have now were codified in 1570 following the Council of Trent. The colors violet and rose were added and the usage of gold and silver was permitted for special occasions. The use of green is most common and is used during ordinary time and it represents the hope of the church and its anticipation at the coming of the Lord. The use of white occurs during the Christmas and Easter seasons and is used to symbolize our joy and the glory of the Lord. It is also used on the feast days of our Lord, of Mary, and the angels and saints who are not martyrs. It is also used during baptisms and weddings. Violet is used as a penitential and sacrificial color. We wear violet during Advent and Lent. The priest will also wear a violet stole during the sacrament of Anointing and Confession. There is also the limited use of the color rose on the Third Sunday of Advent and fourth Sunday of Lent. This color represents our anticipation and rejoicing. They are a reminder of the upcoming joyful events that the Church will celebrate. Lastly, is my favorite color, red which represents fire, passion and blood. It symbolizes the Holy Spirit and the blood of our Lord and of the martyrs. We see this color on Palm Sunday, Good Friday, feast of martyrs, as well as on Pentecost. Thanks to Patty Taggart for the great question! Keep the questions coming to frnguyen@sdtp.net.

5 Adoration I want to encourage everyone to visit if possible, every day especially amid life s difficulties, the Blessed Sacrament of the infinite love of Christ and His mercy, preserved in our churches, and often abandoned, to speak filially with Him, to listen to Him in silence, and to peacefully entrust yourself to Him. Pope Francis, July 7, 2016 Celebrate Life Ministry All parishioners are kindly invited to join us as we pray for the unborn, the ones that cannot speak for themselves. We pray for them and their mothers, that the unborn will be spared and the mothers will have a change of heart. Our next Prayer Vigil is Saturday, September 15th, 8:00AM at Planned Parenthood, 1837 E Baseline Rd in Tempe. It is on the south side of Baseline Rd. East of McClintock Dr. behind La Fonda and Mandarin House restaurants. Please dress appropriate and bring bottled water. Our Lady s Sodality Our Lady's Sodality had a short summer break and now it's time to get back into action here at St. Daniel the Prophet. We are meeting to plan our next months of activities on Saturday, September 8, 2018, after the 8am mass. We will be meeting in the Social Hall and look forward to seeing everyone and welcome new members as we dedicate ourselves to the Blessed Virgin Mary in the love and service to Christ and others. Building Improvement Fund is the second collection of the 2nd weekend of each month. Next weekend, September 8th and 9th, we ask that you put your donation into the second collection basket for funds you wish to donate to the Building Improvement Fund. First collection is for the Parish General funds used to fund the parish s ongoing operating costs. Building Improvement Fund As of August 31, 2018: $ 40, Expenses paid out July: $10, South Annex : $3, HVAC s: $5, Security Cameras $ Church Doors Repair: $ Keeping the Promise Alive As a parish within the Diocese of Phoenix, we annually present a program for all new employees and volunteers titled Called to Protect for Ministries. In this program you will learn myths and facts about sexual abuse and sexual offenders, detailed warning signs to watch for in adults who may abuse, and how to identify children who may have been abused. You will also learn specific steps to take in screening and guidelines for interaction, monitoring, training and responding. This interactive program is mandatory for all employees, and volunteers that serve within the Diocese of Phoenix. The initial session must be completed by attending a workshop. Due to the sensitive nature of the topic no one under 18 years old is permitted to attend this session. You may register for this workshop online at At the workshop, you will be asked to sign a Code of Ethics based on the diocese's Policy and Procedures for the Protection of Minors. Please take a moment to review the policy by visiting the safe environment page for the Diocese of Phoenix. You will also be asked to complete a diocesan volunteer application. Please plan to bring a list of your previous volunteer experience, with the name and contact information for your volunteer supervisors, as well as contact information (name, address, and phone number) for at least three references (one professional, one personal, and one family member). Renewal Training All volunteers who work directly with young people are required to renew their training annually in regards to creating a safe environment for the children in the community. All other volunteers are asked to complete this renewal training every other year. This renewal training is only for those individuals who have completed the foundational 1-hour Called to Protect for Ministry workshop. This renewal option is available online, but you must have access to a computer with speakers. Simply go to the Safe Environment website and click on Online Renewal. You will be asked to log in with your name and address; the address will be the one you used when you completed the 3 hour Called to Protect session. Weekly Collection August 26, 2018: Plate: $5, Thank you for your financial support. We offer a monthly automated giving program that allows you to better manage your stewardship giving. This program gives you the opportunity to tithe monthly using your credit card. To enroll, please stop by the parish office.

6 Celebrating 85 Years of Helping the Most Vulnerable With over 20 programs, we reach out to people in Central and Northern AZ. We serve veterans, survivors of sex-trafficking, victims of domestic abuse, refugees and those experiencing homelessness. Our services for children and families include foster care, adoption, pregnancy counselling, and early childhood education. Please put your faith into action - join us and spread awareness! To learn more about our services and programs, to volunteer or donate, call: Phoenix: East Valley: Visit us at Tune into our State of the Agency Webinar on Sept. 27, 2018 at 11:30 am. Register at: Where Miracles Happen Every Day! Pope John Paul II s prayer when he crowned Our Lady of Charity of Cobre, Cuba Oh Virgin of Charity of Cobre, Patroness of Cuba! Hail Mary, full of grace! You are the beloved daughter of the Father, the Mother of Christ, our God, The living Temple of the Holy Spirit. Your very name, Virgin of Charity, reminds us that God is Love, reminds us of the new commandment of Jesus, calling forth the Holy Spirit: love poured out in our hearts. the fire of charity sent down on Pentecost on the Church, gift of the full liberty if the sons of God. Blessed are you among women and blessed is the fruit of your womb, Jesus! You have come to visit our people and you have desired to remain with us as our Mother and as Our Lady of Cuba, throughout their pilgrimage down the pathways of history. Your name and your image are etched In the mind and heart of every Cuban living here in their Homeland or abroad, as a sign of hope and the center of their fraternal communion. Holy Mary, Mother of God and our Mother! Pray for us before your son Jesus Christ, Intercede for us with your motherly heart, overflowing with the charity of the Holy Spirit. Increase our faith, enliven our hope. Strengthen and increase our love Protect our families. Protect our youths and children, Console those who are suffering. Oh Mother of the faithful and the pastors of the Church, be our model and the star of the New Evangelization. Oh Mother of Reconciliation! gather together your people scattered throughout the world. Make of the Cuban nation a home for brothers and sisters So that this people may open their minds, their hearts, their lives,wide open to Christ, the only Savior and Redeemer, who lives and reigns with the Father and the Holy Spirit, for ever and ever. Amen.