ALWAYS OPEN FOR YOUR SPIRITUALITY, 365 DAYS A YEAR

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1 ALWAYS OPEN FOR YOUR SPIRITUALITY, 365 DAYS A YEAR 370 SW 3rd St. Boca Raton FL Fax Msgr. Michael D. McGraw Pastor Fr. Dominic Toan-Tran Parochial Vicar Fr. Martin Dunne, III Parochial Vicar Deacon Bill Watzek Msgr. Stephen Bosso Assisting Fr. Michael Driscoll Assisting Fr. Alfredo Hernandez Assisting Fr. Joe Kuczborski Assisting Fr. Norman Schwartz Assisting Deacon Michael Zatarga Parish Office Hours Monday - Thursday 8:30am to 5:30pm Friday 8:30am to 5:00pm Saturday 9:30am to 2:00pm in the Gift Shop School Office Hours Fax Monday - Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm Mass Schedules Saturday Vigil: 4:30pm Sunday: 7:30am, 9:15am, 10:45am, 12:15pm,5:00pm, & 6:30pm (Spanish) Monday-Friday: 6:45am & 8:15am Saturday mornings: 8:15am Eve of Holy Days: 6:00pm Holy Days: 6:45am, 8:15am, 9:15am, & 12:15pm Holidays: Only one Mass at 9:00am The invitation of today is crystal-clear: To not let our feelings of unworthiness keep us from accepting God s offer of love. In the first reading the people of Nineveh appealed to, and accepted, God s offer of mercy in spite of the sinfulness which nearly led to their self-destruction, and the apostles in today s gospel accepted Jesus call to be his apostles and among the very first disciples and in spite of their seeming unworthiness as poor fishermen of Galilee. Two of the most extreme examples of history: neither group let their feelings of unworthiness get in the way. So how can we? Do we feel unworthiness for receiving God s forgiveness? Maybe that means we still need to forgive ourselves. Maybe that means we still need to forgive someone else. Maybe that means we still have to trust that God s mercy will always be infinitely greater than whatever wrong choice we may have made. Maybe that means we still need to let go of something in our lives we already know is causing harm. Maybe that means we have yet to see the redemptive value of our past by incorporating the hard lessons learned from our missteps into insuring that we live the rest of our lives more completely. Do we feel unworthy to be God s disciples? Maybe that means we still need to receive God s forgiveness (see above!). Maybe that means we have not yet seen the very act of God forgiving us as our greatest opportunity to show others that God is also offering his forgiving transformative love to them. Maybe that means we do not trust that our unique God-given talents can be used in helping others seek the joy of the gospel. Maybe that means we haven t yet taken the opportunities we already know of to serve those who are depending on our help. Maybe that means that we don t fully believe that God will always be with us to give us what we need to fulfill our purpose (often at the most unexpected moments). Do we feel unworthy to enjoy God s blessings? Maybe that means we still need to receive God s forgiveness (see above!). Maybe that means we have yet to accept that we are each in our own unique way the beloved children of the one true God who desires our happiness (more than we desire it for ourselves) and has already given us so very much! Yes we can struggle with the feeling of unworthiness because we still could be working on overcoming one struggle or another but that s precisely why we can t allow that feeling to get in the way of accepting God s offer of love in all things. In the process we will not only be living our lives to the fullest but also we can become more worthy. - Father Martin Dunne, III Baptisms Every 1st & 3rd Sunday (English): 1:30pm 3rd Saturday (Spanish): 12 noon Confessions Saturday: 3:00-4:00pm Sunday: 5:50-6:20pm (Spanish & English) Confessions by appointment during office hours JANUARY 21, 2018 YOUR CARING CATHOLIC COMMUNITY IN JANUARY DOWNTOWN 21 ST. BOCA JOAN RATON OF ARC 1

2 WHY ARE WE PARISHIONERS AT ST. JOAN OF ARC? "First and foremost, is my faith. I am a cradle Catholic, so naturally, I attend Church. Wherever I live, I attend, Sunday and mostly daily Masses. While retiring to Florida, in 2009, I landed in Boynton Beach, and attended St. Mark s. Soon, I found myself dating this lovely lady who attended St. Joan of Arc, so I too started coming to Mass, First Sunday Mass. Then I learned she attended daily Mass, at 6:45am. (My daily Mass at St. Mark s was 8am. I was not too certain about 6:45am and the early morning drive from Boynton to Boca.) Yet, I did wake, make the drive, sat in the pew for 6:45 Mass, and there she was. SO one thing lead to another, and soon we were dating, engaged, married. So why do I like St Joan of Arc? It s a dynamic parish, the campus is constantly a hub of activities. The Masses offer my spiritual rejuvenation. The homilies, from our Pastor, parochial vicars and deacons are inspiring. They bring the gospel to me in today s understanding of my world. The energy of the congregation, the choir, the ushers provide a feeling of welcoming and community. The various ministries, care, bereavement, Knights, spiritual life, Bible Study provide fellowship and support during this time when we are bombarded with the instant communication from a world of instant insanity and fear. The congregational family at St. Joan of Arc, through the guidance of our Pastor, provide a steadfast anchor to the love and teaching and goal to be with Christ for eternity." We extend a warm WELCOME to all newcomers and visitors! If you are a new member of our St. Joan of Arc Parish Family or are visiting us for the first time, be sure to stop-by our Parish Office. There, a member of our parish leadership team will be happy to inform you about our parish life, ministries, organizations, and service opportunities. We look forward to meeting you! Ms. RaeElla Bennardo Mr. & Mrs. Pieter Soeters Mr. Jairo Sanchez & Mrs. Andrea Pinzon Mr. Anthony Billett THE ST. JOAN OF ARC SCHOOL GAZETTE Ronald Sheldon If you would like to be included in SJA s School Quarterly Newsletter, The SJA Gazette mailings, please us your name and address at info_school@stjoan.org or call the School Office with your contact information at (561) Thank you. Dear Parishioners & Friends, When coming to Mass, please note that additional Parking is available across the street at Temple Beth El. Thank you very much. JANUARY 21 MASSES FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 15, 2018 MONDAY - January 22 6:45am Frank V. Stott by The Potter Family Arduina Pugliese by The Delaberto Family 8:15am St. Padre Pio by Teresa Viglietti Tony Picinich by Larry & Sandra Dahman TUESDAY - January 23 6:45am Tony Picinich by Constanza Phyllis Zattos by John Assenza 8:15am Joyce Earnest by The Breaux Family Tony Picinich by Florian & Karen Steffan WEDNESDAY - January 24 6:45am Cristin & Kendall Langford by Martha & Tony Nicolli Marguerite Kanige by Ken & Elaine Kanige 8:15am Tony Picinich by Terry Reusche Ann Pinkocze by The Pinkocze & Vanden Berg Families THURSDAY January 25 6:45am Forgotten Souls Souls of Priests & Religious 8:15am Harry Fisher by The CCW St. Monica Circle Tony Picinich by Martha & Tony Nicolli FRIDAY - January 26 6:45am Marco Tulio Hernandez by The Family BULLETIN EDITOR: PATTY DELANEY David Myones by Martha & Tony Nicolli 8:15am Nancy Hollerbach by Carol Scott Nancy Hollerbach by The St. Monica Circle SATURDAY - January 27 8:15am Rosalie Malkoon by Celilia Tony Picinich by Carmen Mierzwa 4:30pm The Farrell & Price Families by Helene Farrell Carol Murphy by Linda & Daley SUNDAY - January 28 7:30am Teri Crowley by The Horton Family 9:15am Emily & Jeoff Zann by Monica Stanny Tony Picinich by Alba & Maria 10:45am Filomena Cimino by Mr. & Mrs. Tom Lotito Edith Petronaci by Debbie Dettmer 12:15pm Rita Labelle by Joyce Johnson & Family Yolande Kirk by Rosa Garrido 5:00pm Nancy Hollerbach by Josephine Hoymeyer & Family In Thanksgiving to the Blessed Virgin of Guadalupe by Maria Luisa Falla 6:30pm Pedro Elias Chacin by The Pradas Family Please Bulletin material to: delaney_patty@stjoan.org *We reserve the right to edit and publish such materials at our discretion. 2 ST. JOAN OF ARC JANUARY 21

3 PASTOR S MESSAGE THE 45 TH ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE FOR LIFE & THE DAY OF PRAYER FOR THE LEGAL PROTECTION OF UNBORN CHILDREN This week parishioners from Saint Joan of Arc participated in the Forty Fifth Annual Pilgrimage for Life in Washington, D.C. It was a weekend of prayer, marches and Christian solidarity to protest the Supreme Court Decision Roe vs. Wade and its legitimizing the availability of abortion in our country. The parishioners who are on pilgrimage stand for us all and register the commitment that we have for the sacredness of human life. CELEBRATING OUR PARISH SPIRITUAL VITALITY SACRAMENTAL PARTICIPATION 2017 Baptisms 121 First Communions 150 Confirmations 145 Marriages 15 Funerals 52 PARISH MEMBERSHIP 2017 New Parish Registrations 240 FAITH FORMATION & SOCIAL MINISTRIES RCIA, Bible Study Groups (English & Spanish), Adult Faith Education, Men's & Women's Retreats, Koinonia Retreat, Columbiettes Retreat Day, Parish Lenten Mission, AIM Retreat, Ministries Volunteerism (hundreds), Adult Social Activities (Yah-Yah Club), Youth Ministry Activities and Parish, School & CCD Faith Formation. Thanks Be To God! On Monday, American Catholics are also invited to observe a Day of Prayer with reflection and political action. The sad truth of the matter is that even with a gradual decline in the number of abortions, thousands of abortions were recorded in the State of Florida during Our prayers and activism continue to be critical as we seek to reverse this evil that now enjoys legal justification. It is also important that we strive to create in our families a consistent "culture of life" that is our Catholic answer to the "culture of death. What does the "culture of life" look like? Our families should be characterized by a reverence and nurturance of human life throughout the continuum of life. It is important that we respect the rights of all family members, that we keep our homes safe from violence and abuse and that we teach peaceful and respectful resolution of family conflicts. Our senior family members should receive the care and respect necessary for them to enjoy an appropriate quality of life and relationships. Family members with disabilities also need to be assured of their value in the fabric of family relationships and gifts. At the center of this family "culture of life" is a family spirituality that includes family prayer and devotions, scripture reading, weekly participation in Holy Mass and family good works of care and concern for others. Every important family event including birthdays, school events, meals, individual successes and accomplishments, difficult experiences, even suffering and deaths in the family all have a spiritual dimension that needs to be recognized and honored. Family life is filled with the grace and life of God but sometimes we just don't notice or celebrate God's role and presence. We can, however, create a Catholic family counter-culture that is life-reverencing and life embracing and stands as a "sign of contradiction" to the impoverishment of contemporary culture and values. As we grieve the effects of the "culture of death", we should be hopeful that together we can create a life-reverencing and life-sustaining Way of Life that is The Way of Jesus The Way that always confronts and ultimately triumphs over every sin and evil. - Msgr. Michael D. McGraw JANUARY 21 ST. JOAN OF ARC 3

4 PARISH DIRECTORY WEEKLY TREASURE The Weekly Offertory Collection for January 13/14 totaled $23, envelope users contributed $18,174 and non envelope users contributed $5,129. The Catholic Education Support collection totaled $3,598. ANNULMENTS Deacon Bill Watzek by appointment only BAPTISMAL ARRANGEMENTS (English) Baptism class for parents 1st Thurs. each month, 7pm Andrea Lewin (Spanish) Baptism class for parents 3rd Tues. each month, 7pm CARE MINISTRY CATHOLIC CHARITIES COUNSELING CENTER Maria T. Isava MA, LCSW COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR Patty Delaney, DEVELOPMENT & STEWARDSHIP DIRECTOR Wendy Horton, Special Projects: Diane Salerno HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTER Valerie Bryant, HOMEBOUND/PASTORAL VISITATION DIRECTOR Fr. Martin Dunne III, MARRIAGE MINISTRY DIRECTOR Rosario Gonzales, Months notice required for marriages LITURGICAL MUSIC & CHOIR DIRECTOR Douglas Byers, PARISH FINANCE MANAGER Jodi Panzeri, PARISH ACTIVITIES & HISPANIC MINISTRIES DIRECTOR Andrea Lewin lewin_andrea@stjoan.org PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY DIRECTOR Deacon Bill Watzek, PARISH WORSHIP & SPIRITUALITY COMMITTEE Fr. Dominic Toan-Tran, Chairperson PHYSICAL PLANT DIRECTOR Paul Miceli, RELIGIOUS GIFT SHOP Laura Watzek, Hours: Mon. - Wed. 7:30am to 4:30pm Closed Thursdays Fri. 7:30am to 3:30pm Sat. 9am to 5:30pm Sun. 9am to 1:30pm SACRAMENTS Anointing of the Sick and Elderly: First Saturday of the month following the 8:15am Mass. Please call the Parish Office to request a priest if you are a patient at Boca Regional Hospital. SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mrs. Caroline Roberts, ASSISTANT SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Miss Lani Hiponia, SISTERS OF MERCY Sr. Josephine USHERS MINISTRY Javier Palomo, YOUTH & ADULT FAITH FORMATION DIRECTOR Rosa Davidson, Administrative Assistant Ailen Ponce, Altar flowers donated by Carbonell and Harrington families If you would like to donate flowers to decorate our altar, please call Patty Delaney, (561) or her at delaney_patty@stjoan.org (Flowers can be donated in memory of a loved one, birthdays or for any special occasion.) 4 ST. JOAN OF ARC JANUARY 21

5 FROM THE SOCIAL OUTREACH MINISTRY DIRECTOR Because we had our Ministry Fair & Ice Cream Social last weekend I thought it would be a good time to discuss the importance of becoming involved in the parish life of the church that one attends, especially if you missed the event. Here at St. Joan of Arc there is much more going on than a few Masses (7 to be exact) on a weekend. There are numerous service groups meeting every week: the Knights of Columbus, the Council of Catholic Women, the School Dad s Club and the Columbiettes just to name a few. There are also numerous liturgical ministries here at St. Joan of Arc: Ministers of Hospitality, Choir, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion and Lectors with each ministry being a vital part of our church liturgies. There are also our social outreach ministries, our Care Ministry that runs our Food Pantry and Crisis Center which are important elements in the care of those who are less fortunate in our community. There are many other areas of our vibrant church community life that one can participate in as well. There are also many benefits to volunteering besides helping out your church or your neighbor. Studies show that people who volunteer their time are 22% less likely to die a premature death. Volunteering can reduce stress, help you find new friends, let you reach out to the community, learn new skills, and even advance your career. Giving your time for others can also help protect your mental and physical health. So with all of these added benefits why not take the time to check out the opportunities open to you and donate your time and talent towards those in need. Deacon Bill Watzek SJA Social Outreach Ministry Director A Journey of the Paschal Mystery PARISH RETREAT 2018 February 16, 17, 18 This is a spiritually uplifting weekend experience that takes place right here in our parish, while you go home to sleep in the comfort of your own home. Register Now in the parish offi ce Contact Tim De Palma at for more information. JANUARY 21 ST. JOAN OF ARC 5

6 ST. JOAN OF ARC MINISTRY FAIR & ICE CREAM SOCIAL Last Sunday we hosted our first Ice Cream Social and Ministry Fair and we are happy to inform you that it was a great success! Many families, parishioners and friends toured our Ministries Booths and got additional information about all the great service/giving/volunteering opportunities that we offer at our active and alive parish. The outcome and many signed ups are a reflection of the wonderful spirit that our community has! The ice cream truck parked at the entrance was a delight for our children and all! For those who were not able to attend or who would like additional information about a given ministry, please call our Parish Office at (561) to be directed to the respective ministry facilitator. Talleres de Oración y Vida Care Ministry Knights of Columbus Council of Catholic Women AIM Girl Scouts Spaghetti Dinner/ Good Shepherd Ministry Columbiettes Spiritual Enlightenment 6 ST. JOAN OF ARC JANUARY 21

7 Ushers The SpArk Marriage Preparation Men's Ministry Holiday Fun & Fellowship Koinonia CCD AIM Soul Core Girl Scouts Boy Scouts/ Cub Scouts The Edge Knights of Columbus International Festival JANUARY 21 ST. JOAN OF ARC 7

8 through the Feeding Children Everywhere charitable organization St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church & School is partnering with Feeding Children Everywhere to package 25,000 healthy meals for hungry children & families in Puerto Rico. The meals will be distributed by organizations dedicated to helping those affected by Hurricane Maria. By volunteering and/or donating, you will be personally impacting people who truly need it most. There will be great music, good fun and a volunteer experience like no other! Calling all middle school and high school youth! We need volunteers to help package food at our SJA Hunger Project Event. Saturday, April 28 at 10 am in the Sports Arena. There is a minimun $20 registration fee per participant. All participants are encouraged to suggest donations for this worthy event. For additional information and for a Registration Form please contact Valerie Bryant at bryant_valerie@stjoan.org or you must register at: (Please make sure you are on the April 28 ST. JOAN OF ARC HUNGER PROJECT page) TOGETHER WE CAN FEED HUNGRY CHILDREN IN PUERTO RICO! 8 ST. JOAN OF ARC JANUARY 21

9 CALLING ALL SJA CHILDREN TO THIS YEAR S ST. JOAN OF ARCʼS summer camp *Available for children entering Pre-K4 through 5th Grade for the 2018/19 School Year MONDAY - FRIDAY Monday, June 4 to Friday, July 27, 2018 (Closed week of July 4) HOURS: 8am - 4pm EXTENDED DAY: 4pm - 5:30pm $15 per day or $60 per week REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR SESSION 1: APRIL 30 TH Non-refundable Registration fee: $30 per child or $40 per family. Registrations are currently open to St. Joan of Arc Parishioners AVAILABILITY ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS. WEEKLY RATE FOR FULL DAY PER CHILD: $ ($175 Sibling Discount). Lunch Meal Plan Available on Fridays: Menu will be provided ahead of time. ST. JOAN OF ARC SCHOOL ERIN GO BREW Over two dozen parents stopped by the Erin Go Brew hosted by the Home and School Association. SJA parents enjoyed a continental breakfast while meeting and socializing with other parents. Mr. Hirsh from the Technology Department was there with laptops ready to help parents log their service hours on their RenWeb accounts. It was a great and productive morning! JANUARY 21 ST. JOAN OF ARC 9

10 YOUTH & ADULT FAITH FORMATION MINISTRY ROSA DAVIDSON, Youth & Adult Faith Formation Director AILEN PONCE, Administrative Assistant RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE HOURS MONDAYS THURSDAYS: 9:00am 5:00pm WEDNESDAYS: 9:00am 6:30pm (When there is no class on Wed. Office will close at 5pm) FRIDAYS: 9:00am 12:00 noon SATURDAYS: CLOSED SUNDAYS: 8:30am 12:00 noon (Office will close during 10:45 a.m. Mass. When there is no class on Sunday, office will be closed.) PRE-BAPTISMAL PREPARATION SCHEDULE Classes are given on the 1 st Thursday of every month. Please call the main office to register before attending. Classes are in Conference Room A from 7:00pm - 8:30pm. (Please note date changes for Jan. 11.) 2018 Feb. 1 Mar. 1 Apr. 5 Religious Education is in immediate need of two Catechists for January, one for a Sunday class and one for a Wednesday class. After Christmas break, the first day of Sunday classes is January 14th and the first day of Wednesday classes is January 10th. All volunteers must attend Virtus training (Protecting God s Children), pass a fingerprints background check, and sign the diocesan Code of Conduct. Baptism Ministry is looking for facilitators to teach the Pre-Baptismal class one Thursday a month. Facilitators will be trained. All class materials and setup are provided. If you have a faith-filled heart willing to share your love of God and His Church with the children, please call the Religious Ed office (561) Thank you! 10 ST. JOAN OF ARC JANUARY 21 SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONFIRMATION 2018 CANDIDATES: APRIL 28TH, 2018 Feeding Children Everywhere food packing event. Registration information and sign-up will begin early SUNDAY BIBLE STUDY The Sunday Bible Study will start the Study of Genesis on Sunday, January 14th, 2018 at 9:15am in Conference Room B. Perfect time for parents of Sunday Religious Ed children! All are welcome. Come and see! WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY Study the Bible Time Line: the Story of Salvation by Jeff Cavins in the Kilby House at 5:00 PM. Perfect time for parents of Wednesday Religious Ed children! All are welcome. Come and see! Estudie la Historia de la Salvación los Miércoles a las 5:00 PM en la Casa Kilby. Perfecto para los padres mientras esperan a sus hijos que están en clase de Catecismo los miércoles. Los videos tienen subtítulos en español y las facilitadoras del estudio son de habla hispana. Todos están bienvenidos! SCHOOL OF CHRISTIAN FORMATION The School of Christian Formation course on Spirituality began on January 9th, Course dates are: January 9th, 16th, 23th, 30th, February 6th and 13th. All are welcome. Come and see! RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASS SCHEDULE SUNDAYS: 9:15am 10:30am Jan. 21 Classes K, 1A attend 9:15 AM Mass Jan. 28 classes 2A attends 9:15 AM Mass February 4th Classes 3A & 3B attend 9:15 AM Mass February 11th Classes 4A & 4B attend 9:15 AM Mass WEDNESDAYS: 5:00pm 6:15pm Jan. 24 Classes Jan. 31 Classes Feb. 7 Classes February 14th Ash Wednesday All classes meet in the church and attend 5:00 PM Mass. Families are welcome and encouraged to attend Mass with their child s class. HOME SCHOOL: One Tuesday a month 5:15pm 6:30pm Feb. 13 Class FIRST COMMUNION 2018 First Reconciliation Parent Meeting: Mandatory for First Communion Parents Monday, February 5th at 7:00PM in the Church First Reconciliation Service: February 24th at 10:00AM in the Church

11 Wish List ST. JOAN OF ARC CHURCH & SCHOOL If someone wishes to donate one of these items in memory or in honor of a loved one, we can make arrangements to engrave a plaque for installation on donated item. FOR THE CHURCH: 200 FOLDING CHAIRS for overfl ow Masses & events in the arena and Palm Court 2 FLOOR CANDLESTICKS WITH EMITTE CANDELAS SUMMER WEIGHT VESTMENTS One in each of the four Liturgical colors ART CLASS NEEDS: 4 CASSO DISPLAY SYSTEMS - to hang art in hallways without nails BLOCK PRINTING MATERIALS MUSIC CLASS NEEDS: 4 XYLOPHONES One in bass, alto, tenor, and soprano. 4 ROLLING STANDS FOR XYLOPHONES These items were not included in the church s budget so a donor is needed to underwrite these items. Partial Or Complete Donation Can Be Made. To donate please contact Wendy Horton at for more details. VIRTUS -PROTECTING GOD'S CHILDREN WORKSHOP (FOR ALL VOLUNTEERS AND STAFF) SATURDAY, JANUARY 27 TH 9:00am in Mercy Center This session is for adults only, no children or babies are allowed. Please be on time. If you are more than 15 minutes late you may not receive credit for attendance. Registration is mandatory in order to receive credit! Please register beforehand on Miss Bryant at bryant_valerie@stjoan.org with any questions. JANUARY 21 ST. JOAN OF ARC 11

12 SJA MINISTRIES & SUPPORT SERVICES AA (Alcoholic Anonymous) Men & Women - Mondays & Saturdays at the St. Joan of Arc Immaculata Center. Saturdays 10:00am -12:00pm. Contact Ben or Kathy Troxel at for more info. Also on Mondays 7:00pm -8:30pm. For more info call: AA (Alcoholic Anonymous) Men Only - Meets at the St. Joan of Arc Immaculata Center on Wednesdays 7:00pm - 8:30pm. Contact Jay Mueller for more info at AL - ANON - Meets at St. Joan of Arc Saturdays 9:00am-11:30am in the Art Room. Contact Katherine Culhane for more info at: AL- TEEN - Meets at St. Joan of Arc Saturdays 9:30am-12:00pm in Conference Room B. Contact Chris Apter for more info at ST. JOAN OF ARC KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS - We are a part of this great dynamic Catholic International Organization. Call Ron Hotchkiss: ST. JOAN OF ARC COLUMBIETTES - Please join us as United We Stand to embark on this fresh new year in building a strong bond in our parish. For details call Gracie Fishter at MOMMY & ME - Weekly get together every Tuesday between 10am - 12pm. Please contact Andrea Lewin, Director of Parish Ministries & Activities for more info lewin_andrea@stjoan.org phone: SUNDAY MORNING SCRIPTURE STUDY - 9:15am-10:30am in Conf. Room B. THURSDAY MORNING BIBLE STUDY - The Prophets - 9:30am 10:45am at the Kilby House. KOINONIA - Our Annual parish Retreat, a spiritually uplifting weekend experience that takes place in our Parish Grounds. More information please contact: Tim Di Palma at P.O.P.S. (Parents of Prayer & Service) - Meet every Thursday during the school year, 8:00am 9:00am in the Convent Chapel. Please join us. THE ST. JOAN OF ARC USHERS - Men & women at SJA represent the parish and the community in their function as hosts and hostesses at our liturgies. For more information call Javier Palermo at or Dennis Jordan at THE EDGE - EDGE Middle School spiritual and social gatherings in a healthy and safe environment for all SJA School, and Wednesday and Sunday CCD School Students. THE SPARK - High School Youth Ministry. Contact Valerie Bryant for more info at bryant_valerie@stjoan.org ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT - Join us every Tuesday, 5-9pm and Friday, 9am - 9pm in the Chapel. Divine Mercy Chaplet prayed on Fridays at 3pm and the Rosary on Fridays at 8:30pm. STITCHES OF LOVE KNIT AND CROCHET GROUP- All levels of knitting/crocheting skills are welcome to help make loving items for our community in need. Every 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month at 10:30am at Kilby House. For more information contact Maggie Miller gatoraidan86@gmail.com SJA DAD S CLUB - Every Monday in Mercy Center at drop off - 7:45am. All dads in the Parish welcome. For more information contact Ryan Merritt at or at stjoandads@gmail.com. THE MEN S MINISTRY - The Men s Ministry of St. Joan of Arc strives to develop God-centered Catholic men through Christian fellowship, education and service. We meet Wednesday evenings from 6pm 8pm at The Ark. All men of the parish are most welcome. Call Paul Paschke SJA SCHOOL ALUMNI - We invite you to register on our St. Joan of Arc website as an alumni if you haven t already done so at stjoan.org/school/alumni-outreach/ WOMEN OF GRACE - Embark upon a 10- week Journey of Discovery and Transformation that is life-changing! For more information Martha Nicolli at manicolli@aol.com SUNDAY TV MASS FOR THE HOMEBOUND - The Diocese of Palm Beach s weekly Sunday morning Mass for the homebound airs on CW34 WTVX at 9:00am -9:30am. HOMEBOUND MINISTRY - Call us if you or someone you know is no longer able to attend Mass. Our Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion visit the elderly & infirmed parishioners SJA COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN (CCW) - St. Ana Circle Last Wednesday of month 8am 10am, St. Claire Circle 3rd Wednesday at 12pm 2pm., St. Elizabeth Circle 2nd Friday 8am 10am, Sts. Martha & Mary Circle 3rd Thursday 7pm 9pm, St. Monica Circle 4th Monday at 2pm 4pm, St. Therese of Lisieux 3rd Tuesday 9am 11am. Please join us and make new friends as we are Women Making a difference. More information call: WOMENS REFLECTION GROUP - Join us for various Bible Studies. Mondays 8:30am -10:00am. For more information contact Patty Hughes MOTHER MARY CONTINIUM - Join us for a Bible study starting with the Rosary. Fridays 9:00am - 10:30am. For more information contact Mary Ann Wheeler SOUL CORE CLASS - Enjoy this exercise class while praying the Rosary. Mondays from 6:30 pm to 7:30pm and Wednesdays 7pm 8pm at the SJA Sports Arena. For more information contact Danielle Palmiotto MOTHER OF DIVINE MERCY CATHOLIC BOOK CLUB FOR WOMEN -Meets on the first Thursday of every month from 7:00pm -8:30pm at Mary Ann Wheeler s house. Anyone can join at any time,we keep extra books on hand. For more info contact Mary Ann Wheeler at: wheelermaryann@bellsouth.net GRIEF SUPPORT MINISTRY - "Blessed are they who mourn for they shall be comforted... We offer support through structured programs like Joyful again and Harvesting Our Tears as well as brief supportive meetings. For more information contact Marjorie O Sullivan or Pat Brehm SCOUTS Boy Scouts, Boys Cub, Girls Scouts Pack and Trope 323 for more information call Tom Vickers at and Denise Porter at HAPPY FRIDAY - Social gathering once a month at the ARK SPANISH: Rosary for the Hispanic Minister Mondays at 7:30pm Rosary for Priestly Vocations Wednesdays at 7pm in the SJA Chapel Bible Classes Tuesdays at 7pm at the Kilby House Prayer Group Every Thursday at 7pm at the Kilby House Pre Baptisaml classes in Spanish every 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7 pm at the Kilby House Grandparents of the Senior Class of 2018 and Seniors of the local community, please join Saint John Paul II Academy for... SENIORS HOSTING SENIORS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2 ND 10:30am to 1:00pm in the Gym Dancing, lunch, refreshments, and entertainment! All attendees must RSVP no later than: Tuesday, January 31 st St. John Paul II Academy Attn: Sheila Garcia 4001 N. Military Trail Boca Raton, FL BY sgarcia@sjpii.net BY PHONE:(561) All RSVPS must include, name, phone number, and/or of EACH attendee with no charge to attend! 12 ST. JOAN OF ARC JANUARY 21

13 BRINGING HOME THE WORD THE POWER OF CHRIST S INVITATION By Mary Katharine Deeley Whether he knew it or not, Jonah was one of the most powerful prophets in Israel. He had scarcely started on his journey through Ninevah when the entire city under the direction of the king expressed sorrow for their sins and turned God s judgment to mercy. I think we all hope we might be that effective in our jobs. If we to continue to read the Book of Jonah, though, we find that he wasn t so happy about this turn of events he felt it made him look weak. Did he not predict the destruction of Ninevah if they failed to repent? But for now, we see a people so moved by the word of God that they immediately change their behavior. In Mark s Gospel, Christ s invitation is just as compelling for the four fishermen who abandon their nets and their father by the sea and immediately change their direction and their lives. I have a hard time imagining the words that would make me drop everything to follow a completely different path. Certainly I ve taken the advice of friends and family or have responded to circumstances that demanded a new direction, but only after reflection and prayer but it took considerably longer than a single moment. The power of the good news, however, is unlike any other to those who are open to it. When we really hear God s voice, our hearts yearn to be in his presence and, though not always easily, our souls and minds bend to his will. How is God s word calling you to change today? SEVEN DIVINE WORKS OF ART By Fr. Thomas Richstatter, OFM One thing you can say about Catholics: We aren t afraid of things. In fact, it s the opposite. We know that creation is good and that created things can serve as a window through which we see something of God. For us, things are not an obstacle to grace but a means of grace. This is true in those celebrations we call sacraments. Humans are body, mind, and spirit, and we Catholics come to God with our whole being not with words alone. We do not simply say, Jesus is my Savior. We Catholics do more. We go into the baptismal tomb where we die with Christ, then plunge into the waters of birth in him. We come up from the Church s womb with rebirth and new life to be oiled and strengthened by the Holy Spirit, and fed on the Body and Blood of Christ at the Eucharist. Catholicism is an incarnated religion. It uses the ordinary stuff of this world to touch the world beyond. An artist is always somehow embodied in his or her work. We can look at a painting and say, That is a Picasso. We hear a piece of music and say, That s clearly Beethoven. In a similar way we can look at the sacraments and say, That s God! We see the artist revealed in the work of art. That s what the sacraments are seven great artworks revealing the Creator. PORTRAITS OF GOD Baptism reveals God as the womb and source of all life. When I see a newly baptized infant in his or her parents arms, I get a glimpse of parental God embracing us loving us, not because of what we have done, but because we are God s children. Confirmation reveals our destiny; we are to live to make visible in outward signs the personality of our Creator God. We are to be signs of wisdom, judgment, courage, knowledge, reverence, and awe. Eucharist says it all: We become present to the Lord who died that we might live who feeds us with his Body and Blood so that we become one body filled with his Spirit. JANUARY 21, 2018 THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Reconciliation reveals a God ever ready to forgive and embrace us. Anointing shows us a God who heals, longing for the end of sickness, pain, and disease and calling us along with all creation to wholeness. Holy orders provides a glimpse of a God who shepherds the flock, leading and sanctifying all into the kingdom. And what a powerful sign we have in marriage! In the faithful, total, through-thick-and-thin, for-betteror-worse love the couple promises each other in the rite of marriage, all who witness the sacrament can glimpse how God loves us: faithfully, totally, through thick and thin, for better or worse. At their wedding, the bride and groom receive many wonderful gifts. But the gifts they receive are not as wonderful as the gift the couple gives us. They give us a sacrament, a sign of who God is. SEEING MORE As Americans, we value efficiency and production. We like getting to the point and getting the job done. Sometimes this can blind us to the symbolic function of things and events. Sacraments produce through symbols. Sacraments help us see more. They help us see God in a baby s smile or in the touch of a loved one; they help us to find God in the I m sorry of someone who has hurt us. The sacraments, and all of creation, reveal the divine Creator artist. SUNDAY READINGS Jonah 3:1 5, 10 They proclaimed a fast and all of them, great and small, put on sackcloth. 1 Corinthians 7:29 31 For the world in its present form is passing away. Mark 1:14 20 Jesus said to them, Come after me, and I will make you fishers of men. Then they abandoned their nets and followed him. WEEKDAY READINGS January Mon. Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children: 2 Sm 5:1 7, 10 / Mk 3:22 30 Tue. Weekday: 2 Sm 6:12b 15, / Mk 3:31 35 Wed. St. Francis de Sales: 2 Sm 7:4 17 / Mk 4:1 20 Thu. Conversion of St. Paul: Acts 22:3 16 or Acts 9:1 22 / Mk 16:15 18 Fri. Sts. Timothy and Titus: 2 Tm 1:1 8 or Ti 1:1 5 / Mk 4:26 34 Sat. Weekday: 2 Sm 12:1 7a, / Mk 4:35 41 A WORD FROM POPE FRANCIS For every Christian, the proclamation and witnessing of the Gospel is never an isolated act. This is important... No evangelizer acts, as Paul VI recalled, in virtue of a... personal inspiration, butin union with the mission of the Church and in her name. Address to International Union of Superiors General, May 8, 2013 Lord, draw me close to your heart that I may come to know and love you more deeply. From Peaceful Meditations for Every Day in Ordinary Time, Rev. Warren J. Savage and Mary Ann McSweeny Do I understand that putting off the voice of God is also putting off all the good, joy, and peace he wants to bring about by what he is asking? 2017 Liguori Publications, One Liguori Drive, Liguori, MO Scripture quotations in this publication are from New American Bible, revised edition, 2010, 1991, 1986, 1970 Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, Washington, DC. Pope Francis quotation is used with permission and copyright 2017 Libreria Editrice Vaticana. All rights reserved Liguori.org. JANUARY 21 ST. JOAN OF ARC 13

14 PRAY FOR THE SICK Adler, Michael Ambach, Maria Elena Anasaii, Violet Arcau, Georgina Arteaga, Denny Agustynowicz, Rita Babione, Helen Babione Jr., Robert Baker, Jimmy Barros, Ethel Benicy, Alexander Bitondo, Carmela Blanz, Margie Bobbitt, Joann Bradley, Earl Brown, Cheryl Buffone, Peter Byers, Douglas Carrera, Abelardo Cepeda, Rafael Clark, Joanna Clark, Shenita Cluster, Michael Cooke, John Costello, Jerry A. Cullen, Debra Ann Enck Cussen, Myrna Cwal, Paul D Angelo, Phil Darbyshire, Brenda De Chard, Christine de Varona, Jorge Deitz, Eileen Des Vignes, Caren Dlugos, Donald Doria, Angela Doyle, Arthalie DuBois, Raymond Dunn, Morgan Durand, Raul Salazar Enck, Mary Farrell, Amanda Fetter, Mary Fischer, Bill Fisher, Grace Flores, Victoria G., Debbie Gardner, Marie Geraci, Frank Gerlach, Marlene Gildharry, Nelly Gesner, Carmela Giguere, Gerald Gonsalves, Pat Gould-Peck, Patrica Grasso, Vincent Harris, Cameron Hines, Billy Hines, Rita Iemolo, Angelica Jannotta, Carol Kabbas, Dian Kelleher, Anthony James Koss, Jeff Largia, Elda Laudato, Frances Layer, Robert Liu, Wendy Loesch, Dolores Lopez, Carlos Lucido, Matthew Mancini, Teresa Margolis, Robert Martinez, Eridania Altagracia Marullo, Phyllis Mealo, Patsy Midgley, John H. Miret, Emilio Mochler, Marie Monte-Blaschitz, Michelle Montigny, Bryant Moore, Jeff Morgan, Todd Morrow, Marjorie Murphy, Sr. Immaculata Niro, Michael Norzius, Odney Peloso, Margaret Perkowski, Fran Petho, Ellen Pomales, Ray Hernandez Popik, Cheri Post, Ed Power, Theresia Quachi, Mr. & Mrs. Robert, Barbara Saffran, Dorothy Segler, Charly Seller, Peter Sheltry, Paul Smith, Sarah Spera, Dan St. Germaine, Robert A. Stokes, Ken Stone, Fran Suao-Castleberry, Tania Taylor, London Terwillger, Maureen Thomas, Colleen Siebenahler Tobin, Son Hwa Tolly, Morris Valdez, Pilar Varacchi, Deborah Vetto, Robert Vicari, Laura Waddick, Wyatt Zabarowski, Barbara Zatarga, Pat BLESSED ARE THEY WHO MOURN FOR THEY SHALL BE COMFORTED... St. Joan offers a range of grief support programs and services: Structured programs include Harvesting Our Tears (8 weekly meetings) and Joyful Again! (Sat/Sun in Nov.) Quarterly Grief Support Suppers where all are welcome. Request an informal conversation with members of the parish who are willing to listen and can share their own experiences of dealing with grief. For more information call the Parish Office: or Marjorie O'Sullivan ALTAR BREAD Do you want a special remembrance for a loved one, living or deceased? YOU CAN DONATE ALTAR BREAD FOR A WEEK OF MASSES by calling The Parish Office at OVERSEAS IN THE US ARMED FORCES: Staff. Sgt. Douglas, PVT 1st Class Brendan Nestor, Sgt. Maj. John Hermeling, Capt. Christopher Allen & PFC Lee E. Palmer, David Schuler, Lance Corp., Lt. Ryan Appleman & his wife, Lt. Christine Appleman TO LEAVE A LEGACY FOR ST. JOAN OF ARC STEP 1 Gather your information about your assets, including retirement funds, bank accounts and real property. STEP 2 Choose the type of bequest you d like to make. 1. Unrestricted bequest. This is a donation to be used for St. Joan of Arc general funds. This donation would be used where it is most needed. 2. Restricted bequest. This donation specifies how the money is to be used. (This could be restricted to go into the endowment, a specific ministry, or the building fund.) A bequest can be made in a number of ways: A specific dollar amount. Specific assets, such as securities, real estate, or tangible property. Retirement account assets, consisting of any benefits remaining in your retirement plan. A residuary bequest, St. Joan of Arc receives all or a percentage of your estate after all other obligations are met. An existing will or trust can be easily amended to include a gift to St. Joan of Arc without rewriting the entire document. Your attorney can prepare a simple document, called a codicil, which adds a new bequest while reaffirming the terms of your will. Similarly, an attorney can prepare an amendment to a revocable trust to add St. Joan of Arc. STEP 3 Meet with your estate planning attorney. If you need to create a will or just update your existing document, you ll want to get advice from your estate planning attorney. An attorney can advise you as to the best way to structure your will in order to take care of your loved ones first and then your charitable interests while assuring the best tax benefits. As a charitable, not-for-profit all bequests to St. Joan of Arc are fully deductible for estate tax purposes. STEP 4 Contact us. We acknowledge and welcome donors into our Arc Angel Society. Members are invited to special member events and receive special mailings. (We also recognize and respect the wishes of anyone that wishes to remain anonymous.) Please contact Wendy Horton in the Development Office at (561) or horton_wendy@stjoan.org. 14 ST. JOAN OF ARC JANUARY 21

15 Padre Oscar Alonso, Sch.P. Padre José Crucet Padre Alfredo Hernández ANDREA LEWIN Directora del Ministerio Hispano y de Actividades de la Parroquia lewin_andrea@stjoan.org Misa en español todos los Domingos a las 6:30pm. Confesiones todos los Domingos a las 5:50pm en la capilla. MINISTERIO HISPANO DE SANTA JUANA DE ARCO : SERVICIOS A LA COMUNIDAD Fieles al tema: Familia que reza unida, permanece unida Hemos implementado el rezo de un Santo Rosario, por las intenciones del Grupo Hispano de Santa Juana de Arco, todos los Lunes a las 7:30pm. En la Capilla de nuestra parroquia, donde cada miembro tendrá la oportunidad de llevar la urna con la Virgen a su casa por una semana para rezar el Santo Rosario en familia. Cabe destacar, que el Santo Rosario, es para toda la familia, no exclusivamente para las damas de la casa, como algunos erroneamente piensan. Todos los Martes, en el Kilby Center, tenemos clases de Biblia, con el Rvdo. Padre Oscar Alonso, que con su gran experiencia de Teología nos enseñará como estudiar un libro Viejo ( La Biblia) a travéz de un lente Nuevo. Todos los Miércoles a las 7:00pm en la Capilla, Nelcy Sua, nos invita a participar en un Santo Rosario por las Vocaciones Sacerdotales. Todos los Jueves, a las 7:00pm, Fernando y Jeannette Córdova, te invitan a nuestro ya famoso "Grupo de Oración Con un variado e interesante programa, donde leerémos e impretaremos el Santo Evangelio del Próximo Domingo, bajo la experta dirección de nuestro querido y respetado Diácono, Edgar Cáceres. Tendremos Testimonios personales de nuestros miembros. Tambien contamos con Cantos y Alabanzas al Señor bajo la dirección de Josefina May y por supuesto contamos con una sección de peticiones personales. Todos los miembros de nestra comunidad estan cordialmente invitados a participar en nuestras actividades, para aumentar nuestros conocimientos religiosos,incrementar nuestra fe en el Señor y convertirnos en mejores Cristianos. CALENDARIO DE ACTIVIDADES Y FIESTAS DOMINGO 21 DE ENERO en la Iglesia a las 12:15pm MISA INTER-FE La Misa de las 12:15pm sera de celebrada con miembros de nuestra parroquia y contaremos con la presencia de miembros del Templo Bethel. DOMINGO 2 8 DE ENERO a las 1 :30 pm en la Iglesia. BAUTIZOS en español son los últimos Domingos de cada mes. VIERNES 2 DE FEBRERO en el Arena de 6:30 pm a 8 pm EDGE SOCIAL invitamos a los estudiantes de Santa Juana de Arco del colegio y catequesis de 6to, 7to y 8vo grado a compartir en la fiesta social del mes de Noviembre. Trae a tus amigos! MARTES 20 DE FEBRERO en la Casa Kilby a las 7pm CLASES PRE BAUTISMALES los terceros martes de cada mes. UN VIAJE AL MISTERIO PASCUAL Viva nuestro RETIRO de KOINONIA los días 16, 17 y 18 de Febrero en la Parroquia Santa Juana de Arco y duerma en la comodidad de su hogar. Inscribirse Ahora! Para mas información contactar a: Tim De Palma JANUARY 21 ST. JOAN OF ARC 15

16 EL LLAMADO La Santa Misa consta de dos partes: en la primera Dios nos alimenta con su Palabra. Es la Liturgia de la Palabra. En la segunda nos alimenta con su cuerpo y con su sangre, es la Liturgia Eucarística. En la primera lectura de este Tercer Domingo Ordinario, el Señor manda al profeta Jonás a la ciudad de Nínive a anunciar que va a ser destruida. El pueblo se arrepiente, hace penitencia y el Señor cancela el castigo. Hoy día modernos profetas nos invitan al arrepentimiento. Estamos prestando atención a sus voces? El salmista clama: Señor enséñame tus caminos, que equivale a preguntarle cuál es su voluntad. Estamos en oración preguntándole qué quiere que hagamos? En la segunda lectura del apóstol Pablo a los corintios les dice que la vida, comparada con la eternidad es muy corta y que todo lo que nos sucede es temporal. Es una invitación a estar con los pies en la tierra pero manteniendo nuestros ojos siempre en el cielo, sabedores de que en cualquier momento Jesús viene por segunda vez (laparusía).estamos preparándonos? Finalmente el Evangelio nos narra que Jesús en Galilea comienza a predicar el Reino de Dios. Llama a sus primeros apóstoles: los hermanos Simón y Andrés y a los hijos de Zebedeo: Santiago y Juan. Se trata de un reino espiritual. Cuando pertenecemos a ese reino vivimos llenos de paz, amor y alegría aún en los momentos difíciles. Orígenes define a Jesús como el Reino en Persona. Cuando vivimos en unión con Jesús estamos viviendo el Reino. Por eso es que Jesús es nuestra fuente de paz, amor y alegría. Jesús siempre nos anda buscando. Nos dejaremos encontrar? Feliz Domingo, Diácono Edgar Cáceres. ACTIVIDADES EN ESPAÑOL Rosario por las Intenciones del Ministerio Hispano de Santa Juana de Arco todos los Lunes a las 7:30pm en la Capilla. C lases de la Biblia con el Padre Oscar Alonso todos los Martes en la Casa Kilby a las 7pm. Se reinician el Martes 23 de Enero. Rosario por la vocaciones sacerdotales todos los M iércoles a las 7 pm en la Capilla. Grupo de Oración todos los Jueves a las 7pm en la Casa Kilby. Taller de Oración Padre Larrañaga (Duración de 15 semanas) Interesados para taller del 2018 contactar a Andrea Lewin a Retiro CAMINOS DE PAZ Sábado, 27 de enero de 8 am a 1:30 pm en el Mercy Center (Segundo piso) Interesados para taller del 2018 contactar a Martha Bencomo Tel tovmartha.bencomo@gmail.com LOS TALLERES DE ORACIÓN Y VIDA, fundados por el sacerdote Capuchino Ignacio Larrañaga, nos dan la oportunidad de desarrollar, cultivar y profundizar ese trato personal diario con Dios; mediante sencillos ejercicios y modalidades de oración. Y, que hemos comprobado, en estos tiempos con la vida tan agitada que llevamos se hacen necesarios para recuperar la serenidad interior, y sentir la presencia de Dios en nuestro diario vivir. NO TE PIERDAS ESTA OPORTUNIDAD DE PROFUNDIZAR EN LA INTIMIDAD CON DIOS! Duración del Taller: 15 semanas Inicia: miércoles, 31 de enero del 2018 Hora: 6:45 pm a 8:45 pm Lugar: Saint Joan of Arc - Kilby House for Ministries, Salón Saint Kateri Room 370 S.W. 3 RD. Street, Boca Raton, FL No requiere registración previa. Para mayor información puede comunicarse con Martha Bencomo Tel tovmartha.bencomo@gmail.com MINISTROS EXTRAORDINARIOS DE LA EUCARISTÍA CUERPO DE CRISTO Oscar Rodriguez - 1 Nora Fasce - 2 Lucy Jurzec n - 3 SANGRE DE CRISTO Georgina Gracia - A Sol Garnica - B Maria de Los Angeles Angulo nm - C Benito Fernandez - D BUSCAMOS VOLUNTARIOS PARA: MINISTROS DE LA PALABRA Rosis Suarez Anibal Lozada Invitamos a todos los NIÑOS QUE HAYAN hecho su Primera Comunión a ser parte de nuestro GRUPO DE MONAGUILLOS (Altar Servers)Los interesados contactar a Andrea Lewin al teléfono Invitamos a participar en nuestro GRUPO DE UJIERES para dar la bienvenida a nuestra comunidad asistente a la Santa Misa y ayudar con la colecta de la ofrenda (Ushers). Y si ya formas parte de este prestigioso grupo de voluntarios te invitamos a considerar ser su LÍDER. Para alabar al Señor te esperamos para participar en nuestro Coro. Los interesados contactar a Andrea Lewin al teléfono Si te gustan los niños te necesitamos para enseñar a nuestros "Pequeños Discípulos" en la Capilla la palabra del Señor, mientras sus padres participan de la Santa Misa. Los interesados contactar a Andrea Lewin al teléfono Ministerio Extraordinario de la Eucaristia y Grupo de Oración : Fernando Cordova Proclamadores de la Palabra Monaguillos para la santa Misa: Rosis Suarez Si estás interesado en ser voluntario y en ser parte del grupo de Ujieres contactar a Andrea Lewin ST. JOAN OF ARC JANUARY 21