life bears out what he has proclaimed as the rest of Luke s gospel will demonstrate. RE-BURIAL OF BONES OF THE ORIGINAL SETTLERS OF ALAMEDA

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2 Third Sunday in Ordinary Time The beginning of the gospel according to Luke ; To grasp what this means we must clearly recognize that a gospel is not a collection of anecdotes about Jesus and his teachings. Every evangelist is a witness to the Son of God. He responds to the question posed by those who have met Jesus in the living word of the community. Who are you, Lord? Each of these witnesses reports his faith in the Lord according to the history of his own community s experiences and reflections of Jesus. This explains why no two gospels are exactly the same. Nevertheless, there is only one Gospel because there is only one Christ. Luke sets Jesus first preaching in the synagogue at Nazareth. Jesus comments on a passage he has just read from Isaiah. He limits his homily to a single affirmation, Today this Scripture passage is fulfilled His life bears out what he has proclaimed as the rest of Luke s gospel will demonstrate. Be Vigilant Dear Parishioners, please be alert on a regular basis when you and your vehicles are on Parish grounds. In the past there has been break-ins to vehicles with valuables left inside cars. This past Sunday during the 12 noon Mass, a parishioner left Mass to find that the spare tire and its rim had been stolen off the outside of her Jeep which was parked near the rectory. Perhaps the Parish needs to look at hiring a security service to patrol the parish parking during Saturday afternoon and Sunday Masses. We know that so many people are desperate, deprived and depraved and thus turn to stealing from good people attending Mass. Our consolation is that God witnessed the theft and harm and they will have to answer to God in the meantime before their judgment before the Lord, we can be vigilant and smart about protecting our property as best we can from the depraved of society. You cannot imagine how many people regularly and blatantly come to the parish office with outright lies to manipulate us in this day and age. When dealing with the depraved and the deprived commit to memory this great adage: Today be gentle as a lamb but wise as a serpent. FYI!!! During Lent there will be 2 daily Masses; check weekly schedule for update. Many Thanks Dear Parishioners, Now that the Christmas Season has ended, I wish to extend my sincere gratitude for the many cards, gifts and goodies which I received from so many of you during this past Christmas Season. May God s peace and blessings be with you and your loved ones in this New Year. Peace and only good things, Fr. Vincent Life Teen Update This Sunday there will be two, that's right, two12:00 noon masses at St Therese. We will have the regular mass in the church and a teaching mass in the gym for the youth and anyone else interested in learning more about the meaning of the rituals and prayers that define our Catholic mass. Lunch will be served after mass. Thank you and God Bless, Dennis RE-BURIAL OF BONES OF THE ORIGINAL SETTLERS OF ALAMEDA In 2003 a small section of the original Campo Santo (cemetery) of Alameda which surrounded the original church was excavated. Archeologists unearthed approximately 78 bodies. A few days ago the Archeology Department of the University of New Mexico (UNM) returned the bones and small artifacts that had been unearthed so that they could be re-entered in our cemetery. We will celebrate a Mass on Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at 9:00 a. m. for the repose of their soul Requiescat in Pace We pray to our Father to give us strength during this difficult time. Our sincere condolences to the families of Helen Trujillo, Carlotta Lovato, Susie Trujillo, Debra Rose Lopez, Ramona Zesiger, Adan Lovato. Rest in Peace. Lenten Mission Where: Queen of Heaven Parish 5300 Claremont Avenue NE When: February 19th 21st, 2013 After 8:15 a.m. Mass Theme: Living as Disciples of Christ Given By: Bishop Arthur Tafoya

3 Now Accepting Applications for School Year Did you Know....Students from St. Therese Catholic School have gone on to become business owners, accountants, sportscasters, lawyers, judges, doctors, pharmacists, senators, engineers, Priests, Monsignor s and much more. St. Therese School is enrolling for the academic year in grades Pre-k through 8th grade. Come see how a small school with great expectations can help your child! If you don t have small children, please consider sponsoring a student. For additional information call St. Therese School Scholarships: Looking to make a difference in the life of a young person? Consider a Scholarship for a student of St. Therese Catholic School. Some parents, like so many others are struggling and they make a great sacrifices to give their children an excellent Catholic Education. Please consider this scholarship and touch a child s life forever. Linen Minister Schedule Diane Lectors EMS Altar Servers Saturday 2/2/2013 4:00 PM T. Fresquez S. Ortega T. Fresquez T. Fresquez E. Ortega S. Ortega P. Gutierrez V. Padilla Sunday 2/3/2013 8:00AM G. Lucero S. Radillo A. Coronel S. Radillo J. Ceballos A. Coronel R. Padilla E. Padilla G. Neri Sunday 2/3/ :00 AM School Children E. Hoolihan J. Meek D. Vallejos C. Romero G. Jaramillo N. Silva Sunday 2/3/ :00PM B.A. Fuentes I. Fuentes T. Anderson C. Lopez O. Smith R. Duran J. Baca T. Tafoya Give and it will be given to you. Thank you for your contributions which make possible the ministries of our parish. Collections for January 20, 2013 Regular Sunday Collection $ School Support $ Building Fund $ St. Vincent de Paul $ St Therese School Open House St. Therese is a small school conveniently located in the north valley, minutes from I-25 and I-40. We offer lower student to teacher ratios which allow our students to exceed in their studies. Before and After Care from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. St. Therese Catholic School has been fostering faith, service and learning since Our Open House will be held January 29, 2013 at 10:00 A.M., come by and see what a small school with high expectations can do for your child. For additional information, please call Mardi Gras Party Please Join Us! - Fundraiser for St. Therese School Where: Prestige Event Center th St. NW When: Friday February 8, 2013 Time: 6pm 10pm $25.00 donation per person. Includes Dinner, Dance and Drinks. This is a 21 and older Event More Information and to purchase tickets please call St. Therese School at Please use your offering envelopes or the temporary envelopes that are provided at the front of the church when making your donations. If possible please use checks. Please Pray for the sick in Our Parish Estella Sanchez, Valerie Cordova, Aaron Armijo, Jan Kluge, Lourdes Gurule, Mike Mora, Robert & Bertha Griego, Charlie Jenkins, Roman Marquez, Pete G. Lucero, Richard Gonzales, Gene Chavez, Ralph Gutierrez, Gabriel Shooter Delgado, Dr. Willie Sanchez, Judith Sanchez, Louisa Leyba, David Lozano, Rebecca Cordova, Anna Esquibel, Susan Lucero, Raymond Sanchez, Kai Garcia, The Cortez Family, Ruben De La Cruz, Gloria Robinson, Philip C de Baca, Matthew Saiz, Thank You to our bulletin advertisers! The advertisements pay for our bulletins. ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK #1 Plumbing & Air

4 Shrine of the Little Flower St. Therese of the Infant Jesus Parish The catholic communicator AN OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF SANTA FE* Be a Faithful Citizen! Keep up with the NM Legislative Session. Allen Sanchez, Director of the NM Conference of Catholic Bishops, presents the concerns of the three Catholic Dioceses of NM at our legislature in Santa Fe. The purpose of the Conference is to promote the greater good of humankind by addressing issues of moral concern and social justice as seen through the eyes of the Catholic faith. The Conference informs and educates its members and the public about those issues and encourages all to advocate for those issues and the betterment of humanity. This year is the 60-day session, which ends on March 16. Listen to Catholic radio daily or go to the ASF website for more legislative updates from Allen. Sign up to receive the latest information by from the NM Conference of Catholic Bishops and the 2012 legislative session by calling the Office of Social Justice and Respect Life, St. Therese School Open House St. Therese is a small school conveniently located in the north valley, minutes from I-25 and I-40. We offer lower student-to-teacher ratios, which allow our students to excell in their studies. Before and after care is from 7am-6pm. St. Therese Catholic School has been fostering faith, service and learning since Our Open House will be held January 29, at 10am. Come by and see what a small school with high expectations can do for your child. For additional information, please call ASF Search for Christian Maturity #134 is offered by the ASF Youth & Young Adult Office. This retreat is for ages 18 (out of high school) through 25. Retreat location: St. Therese in Albuquerque February Must pre-register by February 4 $30/person. Contact Della at (505) or dmontano@archdiosf.org. Join the Immaculate Conception Church (Albuquerque) family at our Annual Winter Ball at Hotel Albuquerque 7pm February 2 Enjoy dinner, dancing, live and silent auctions. Proceeds benefit the building renovation fund. For information and tickets visit or call Register Now! Parish Social Ministry Regional Training, Tucson, AZ, March Help renew or begin your parish social ministry efforts (both charity/service and justice/ advocacy outreach) with this regional training. Join leaders from the Southwest region (Dioceses of El Paso, Las Cruces, Santa Fe, Tucson, Phoenix, and Gallup) to learn about the social mission of the church and to develop leadership skills Su n d ay Ja n u a ry 27, 2013 Albuquerque, NM in parish social ministry. This is for anyone in any social concerns/social justice outreach ministry including St. Vincent de Paul and deacons. Speakers include Rev. Larry Snyder, President, Catholic Charities USA, and Sheila Gilbert, National President, St. Vincent DePaul. Workshops include advocacy, developing leaders, youth/young adult ministry, immigration/border issues, integrating Catholic Social Teaching into parish social ministry and more. Registration is reasonable ($50) and scholarships are available. Contact the Office of Social Justice and Respect life, or justice@archdiosf.org. Relighting The Fire: The Vision and Challenge of Vatican II: The influence of Vatican II in shaping our understanding of faith and the lens through which we view the world is the compass by which we move into the future. There has never been a more pivotal time to continue engaging in the spiritually enriching experience; a fresh look at the vision of Vatican II is just what we need to meet the challenges of our own day. February 21, 28 and March 7 6:30-8:30pm Santa Maria de la Paz Church Santa Fe Sr. Paula Gallagher, Instructor $10 fee Call Rosalie , or rromero@archdiosf.org. Register online at: acceptiva.com/?cst=3cbb4e. Join us for the 6 th Annual Blue Mass (all faith denominations) to celebrate the blessing of all police officers, sheriff deputies, firefighters, military, emergency medical personnel and correction officers in NM and to honor our fallen heroes who have given their lives. We will also pray in thanksgiving for their services to our community and to pray for their families who love and support them. February Noon St. Pius X Gym Archbishop Michael J. Sheehan will celebrate the Mass. For information, contact Josephine War, Pastoral Outreach Office at Reception immediately following the Mass. Volunteers Needed The ASF has a program called Thresholds, which assists men and women who are coming out of prison and really want to make a positive change in their lives. We need volunteers from parish communities who can work together on teams of 2-4 people to offer encouragement, advice, and practical assistance. We all need good support in life, so please consider offering this kind of help to our incarcerated brothers and sisters. Training will be provided by the ASF and the NM Corrections Department. Thresholds is supported by Archbishop Sheehan, the ACA, and the Catholic Foundation. Call the Pastoral Outreach office for more information (505) *A privately owned business licensed by the Archdiocese of Santa Fe Published by JCPress JCPress@comcast.net

5 Mass Intentions The Presentation of the Lord February 2 Tuesday, January 29, 2013 Heb 10:1-10; Mk 3: :00 AM Jim Garcia By: Gloria Montoya Sandra Berry By: Pat Berry Melba Barela (4th Anniversary) By: Family Wednesday, January 30, 2013 Heb 10:11-18; Mk 4: :00 AM Special Intentions of Corkey & Jena Baca By: Dennis & Sharon Baca Aaron Jon Cortez By: Family Deacon Esequiel Torres (6th Anniver sary) By: Jim & Diane Griego Saturday, January 26, Tm 1: 1-8 or Ti 1:1-5; Mk 3: :00 AM Sarah Garcia (1st Anniversary) By: Family 4:00 PM Edward Pulsifer By: The Estrada Family Special Intentions of Frances By: Therese Gallegos-Basden Della Tafoya By: Vince Cordova Jerry Pacheco By: Dolores Sanchez & Family SUNDAY, January 27, 2013 Neh 8: 2-4a, 5-6, 8-10; 1 Cor 12: 12-30; Lk 1: 1-4, 4: :00 AM FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE PARISH 10:00 AM Santos & Rose Dominguez By: Roy & Dora Dominguez In honor of St. Jude By: Carmen Scott Helen Trujillo By: St. Therese Parish 12:00 PM Eduardo Gutierrez By: The Pennington Family For the health of Ermalinda Baca By: Dorothy Duran & Family Geraldo Saavedra By: Family Special Intentions of Life Teen Monday, January 28, 2013 Heb 9:15,24-28; Mk 3: :00 AM COMMUNION SERVICES Thursday, January 31, 2013 Heb 10:19-25; Mk 4: :00 AM Joe V. Duran By: Roy & Dora Dominguez Friday, February 1, 2013 Heb 10:32-39; Mk 4: :00 AM Andres, Vicenta, & Clara Arretche By: St. Therese Parish David Fresquez By: Tim & Theresa Fresquez Saturday, February 2, 2013 Mal 3: 1-4; Heb 2: 14-18; Lk 2: :00 AM In Thanksgiving to St. Anthony By: Sandra 4:00 PM In honor of St. Jude (Favor received) By: Therese Gallegos-Basden Cecilia Villanueva By: Roy & Dora Dominguez Edward Pulsifer By: The Estrada Family SUNDAY, February 3, 2013 Jer 1: 4-5, 17-19; 1 Cor 12:31 13:13; Lk 4: :00 AM FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE PARISH 10:00 AM FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE PARISH 12:00 PM Anthony J. Vigil (Birthday) By: Family Alice Rivera By: Family Susie Trujillo By: St. Therese Parish Special Intentions of Life Teen

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