Incarnation Catholic Church CLERGY
PARISH OFFICE Hours: 9am - 4pm 5124 Gateway Dr. Tampa, FL 33615 | Ph. 813.885.7861 | www.icctampa.org
SCHOOL OFFICE 5111 Webb Rd. Tampa, FL 33615 | Ph. 813.884.4502 Fax: 813.885.3734 | www.icstampa.org
Rev. Michael Cormier, Pastor Rev. Brian Fabiszewski, Parochial Vicar Rev. Francisco Hernandez, Parochial Vicar Deacon Ramon Rodriguez Deacon Matt Shirina Deacon Jim Minary Deacon Frank Julian
STAFF 813-885-7861 Business Manager - Rae Stabile stewardship@icctampa.org 813-493-3069 Facility Manager - Arnie Fernandez facilitymanager@icctampa.org 813-486-1612 Parish Secretary - Irene Martinez secretary@icctampa.org Bulletin Coordinator - Monica Windmiller bulletin@icctampa.org Director of Music - David Funes musicdirector@icctampa.org 813-885-7811 Director of Faith Formation Deacon Matt Shirina dff@icctampa.org 813-884-3624 Religious Education Ministry Judy Licari reled@icctampa.org 813-884-3624 Youth Coordinator -Thomas Myers youthcoordinator@icctampa.org
SCHOOL OFFICE
www.icstampa.org Ph. 813.884.4502 Principal - Marrie McLaughlin
MASS SCHEDULE Monday through Friday: 7:00am Saturday: 9:00am & 4:00pm (Vigil) Sunday: 7:00am, 9:00am & 11:00am, Spanish at 1:00 pm MISAS EN ESPAÑOL: Domingos a la 1:00pm
CONFESSIONS/ Confesiones: Saturdays - 2:30pm to 3:30pm in Church or by appointment
8220 W. Hillsborough Ave. Tampa, FL 33615 | www.icctampa.org
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Uniting Our Suffering with Jesus’ Suffering
None of us ever wants to see someone we love to have to suffer, and certainly, the thought of our loved ones dying one day can cause us sadness and grief, or even denial. Therefore, we shouldn’t be surprised at Peter’s reaction to Jesus’ statement in today’s Gospel that He would have to suffer and would be killed. To this Peter responds, “God forbid, Lord! No such thing shall ever happen to you.” What may surprise us, however, is Jesus’ reaction to what Peter said as He responds to Peter, “Get behind me Satan! You are an obstacle to me!” Why did our Lord react in such a strong manner? He did so to teach His disciples and us that suffering and death is part of life, and in the case of Jesus, that it was necessary that it happen to fulfill God’s plan for salvation and the forgiveness of our sins. Jesus, who did nothing but love, and heal, and show compassion for others, suffered, and died that we might have life – eternal life. He also wanted to teach us that being a Christian – a follower and believer of His – would also entail suffering and persecution. We are often called to bear many crosses in our lives whether they be physical, emotional, or even financial. Jesus Christ strengthens us to be able to take up these crosses and follow Him in faith. The Saints of our faith provide a wonderful example of people who endured great suffering, and for many, even death because of their faith. That’s why we pray for their intercession in helping us to during our times of trial. Do we have the courage to take up our crosses and follow Jesus? An important aspect of our faith is that we can unite our suffering with that of Jesus Christ. This gives meaning to our suffering and allows us to offer it up for some good for ourselves or others. Do you believe this? Bishop Gregory Parkes
Sign up for Online Giving! If you need help with online giving please contact Rae Stabile , Business Manager Mon. - Fri. at 813-885-7861 from 9am - 4pm or 813-493-3069 anytime.
FAITH,HOPE & COURAGE COMMITMENT CARDS Intentions from the FAITH, HOPE & COURAGE commitment cards will be included along with the Intentions of the Faithful at each weekend Mass the months of Sept. & Oct. Confessions Every Saturday From 2:30 - 3:30pm Live Stream Masses Every Sunday 11am & 1pm - Spanish Daily Mass 7am Saturday 9am
Sunday Masses: 7am, 9am, 11am & 1pm (Spanish) Misas Diarias: 7am Sábado 9am Domingo: 7am, 9am & 11am, 1pm - Español
I pray these lines find all doing well. All is going well here at home base. We had some wonderful – overdue celebrations of first Holy Communion for our second – now third graders. They have waited for so long to receive the Eucharist and they finally have received what they have waited their whole lives for. Almost without fail our young people who are too young to receive come to the Eucharistic minister with their arms folded in front of them. At some point during the blessing they usually try to look into the ciborium at the Eucharist, the whole family is receiving, and they wish to partake as well. The children are so happy when, like their parents – they can receive. These children this year have waited so long but now they are receiving, and we are glad and proud that they have joined us. Today in our Gospel, in the accounting of St. Peter, it was a swing and a miss! Poor St. Peter must have felt like the rug was pulled right out from under him. Jesus just told His that He was going to be handed over and killed. I think St. Peter said what any one of us would have said because he loved Jesus and did not want this to happen. And where I know that Jesus on some level loved the response, at the same time He was trying to fulfill His Heavenly Father’s will (and succeeding, by the way). He was wrapping His head around dealing with His upcoming death. What we learn from this is reminiscent of a line from a movie, ‘Sometimes the right path is not always the easiest one.” What is so important to remember is that God has a plan for our lives, and it is always for good but there is no guarantee that the steps along the way will not be rough and at times painful. Jesus alludes to this in the carrying of our individual crosses, which we have already been doing. Life is not easy, and stresses are going to occur, an example being one we all presently share – this virus. Regardless of how we are going through this it is not easy, it takes up our attention and is always in the corners of our mind. We do not know how long Jesus knew when he would be crucified but it is obviously before this point. He followed His Father’s will – we are called to do the same. Have a great week. Love, Fr. Mike
There are masses available in the upcoming weeks. If you would like to reserve a mass, contact Irene Martinez by email at secretary@icctampa.org or call the parish office. 2
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Prayer List
SUNDAY - AUGUST 30 - 22nd SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
7:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M 11:00 AM. 1:00 P.M.
People of Incarnation + Rafael Ricardo Cantillo All Souls in Purgatory + Walter Miller
MONDAY - AUGUST 31 7:00 A.M. + Roberto Gutierrez TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 1 7:00 A.M. + Angelo Militello WEDNESDAY - SEPTEMBER 2 7:00 A.M. + Bob Beaudry THURSDAY - SEPTEMBER 3 7:00 A.M. + Dorothy Williams FRIDAY - SEPTEMBER 4 7:00 A.M. + Rosalia Reyes SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 5 9:00 AM. + Ramona Shively 4:00 P.M. + Tricia Valles SUNDAY - SEPTEMBER 6 - 23rd SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
7:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M.
People of Incarnation + Teresa Quy Pham All Souls in Purgatory + Flor Maria Diaz Ley
The Parish Office will be closed on Monday, September 7th for the Labor Day Holiday. LABOR DAY MASS SCHEDULE:
7:00 AM Mass Only!
TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — The name of the LORD has become like fire burning in Jeremiah’s heart (Jeremiah 20:7-9). Psalm — My soul is thirsting for you, O Lord my God (Psalm 63). Second Reading — Be transformed; renew your mind; discern what is good (Romans 12:1-2). Gospel — Those who lose their lives for Jesus’ sake will find them (Matthew 16:21-27). READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: 1 Cor 2:1-5; Ps 119:97-102; Lk 4:16-30 Tuesday: 1 Cor 2:10b-16; Ps 145:8-14; Lk 4:31-37 Wednesday: 1 Cor 3:1-9; Ps 33:12-15, 20-21; Lk 4:38-44 Thursday: 1 Cor 3:18-23; Ps 24:1bc-4ab, 5-6; Lk 5:1-11 Friday: 1 Cor 4:1-5; Ps 37:3-6, 27-28, 39-40; Lk 5:33-39 Saturday: 1 Cor 4:6b-15; Ps 145:17-21; Lk 6:1-5 Sunday: Ez 33:7-9; Ps 95:1-2, 6-9; Rom 13:8-10; Mt 18:15-20
Please pray for those who are suffering from illness in our parish. Prayer list names remain on the prayer list for 3 months. If you would like to add, remove or update a name call the parish office at 813-885-7861or send an e-mail to bulletin@icctampa.org. Julie Bianchi Monique Biumi Joseph Brana Nicole Burgos Olga Cora Robert Curry Jennie Cusmano Anne Delgado Beverly Fenton
Elena Gonzalez
Mercedes Gonzalez
Ana Sophia Girwar-Nath
Kiara Girwar-Nath Adriene Goldman Angelica Gonzalez
Noemi Gonzalez Jacqualyn Jones Charles Kanaszka Teresa Kanaszka Patricia Kilkelly Mary Ellen King Sharon Maclejews Bonnie Miller Wilson Mino Dina Marie Osburn Sarah Paccione
Sylvia Rom Chuck Schaff Nancy Shirina Rachel Slowey
Dominic Van Someren
Rafael Tejada Rose Marie Varas Rose Vrabel Pat Whitty Greg Windmiller Amy Workman Eunice Young
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY 2LT Dillon C. Browne PV2 Chad Michael Burgess PV2 Angelique Burgess SGT Damian Patrick Bumm SRA Jasmin S. Chan SSGT Christina Costa Marine Amir Cris USCG LT. Andrew Ellis USCG Ensign Patrick Ellis CPL Michael K. Lam A1C Noel C. Marcano SRA Brett Masser LC George Mike
LCPL. Reese Nichols US Navy Brian Quevedo CG Tyler Reyes PFC Yoselyn Rivera C Louis Ruscetta Dante Sanchez SN Ryan Schultz 2LT Brandon Shively SPC Jason Seal Daniella Alexandra Serrano A1C Aaron Wilson Cadet Caleb K. Wong
Ways To Stay Connected Like Us On Facebook Live Stream Masses Every Sunday 11am & 1pm Spanish
https://www.facebook.com/icctampa
Visit our Diocesan Website https://www.dosp.org/chancellor/directory/localmasses-with-online-video-streams/ Our Condolences We offer our condolences and prayers to families who have lost a dear family member during the recent past weeks. Dorothy Williams 8/19/34 - 8/18/2020
Jose Bravo Uzcategui 3/20/49 - 8/21/2020
May the souls of your dear ones rest in Peace! 3
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Nuestra Misas Publicas Se Reanuden Con Our Public Masses Have Resumed With Horario de Misas Revisado y Protocolos Revised Mass Schedule and Safety de Seguridad En Efecto Rogamos a nuestros apreciados feligreses, que lleven Protocols In Effect
(We are requesting our parishioners to please wear a mask during Mass).
Here are some details of some changes to expect. The dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass is still in effect and will be until further notice. Everyone must use main entrance and follow the instructions of the ushers. Please be patient. The side doors are ONLY emergency exits. Incarnation is limited to a maximum seating of 128 due to social distancing. They are marked by green crosses. Once we reach 128 people there will be no more permitted to enter. People who live in the same home may sit together. Ushers will greet each person and show them to their seat. In order to properly disinfect after each Mass, the Sunday schedule will be:
Saturday 4:00 pm Sunday 7am, 9am & 11am, Spanish at 1pm Please limit private prayer after mass to no longer than 5 minutes so our volunteers can properly disinfect the church. The chapel and cry room will remain closed. There will be a collection basket at the entrance. No basket will be passed around and there will be no basket bearers. Hand sanitizer dispensers are in the Narthex as you enter and leave. No holding hands at Our Father and no contact peace. Ushers will direct section by section in a single line at three communion spots. Communion is ONLY distributed on the hand, not the tongue, for the time being at Incarnation. Please respect other’s space in communion line with proper distance.
puesta una "mascara" durante la Misa.
A continuación, detalles de algunos cambios a implementar: Continúa la dispensa de no asistir a la Misa de Domingo, hasta próximo aviso. Todos debemos usar la puerta principal de la iglesia, así como seguir las instrucciones de los acomodadores (ujieres). Por favor ejercitemos la paciencia. Las puertas laterales de la iglesia se usarían SOLO en emergencia. En atención a la situación actual y la necesidad de usar “distanciamiento”, nuestra iglesia acepta un cupo máximo de 128 personas. Siga la guía de las marcas con cinta verde en los bancos. Por lo antes dicho, sobre la capacidad. Una vez llenado el cupo de 128 y por la protección de todos, no podran entrar otras personas. Los ujieres (acomodadores) cortésmente le indicarán los espacios disponibles. Las personas que viven en una misma casa pueden sentarse juntos en el mismo banco. En atención al hecho de que debemos desinfectar los bancos después de cada misa, el horario de celebración de misas es como sigue:
Sábado: 4:00 p.m. Domingo: 7am, 9am & 11am, 1:00 p.m. en Español La capilla y el cuarto para familias con niños pequeños permanecerán cerrados. Canasta de colecta: las encontraremos a la entrada. No pasaremos la canasta dentro de la misa y por el momento las especies para la consagración serán colocados en la mesa cerca del altar en lugar de llevarlos en procesión. Tendrá la oportunidad de higienizar sus manos a la entrada/ salida del templo. No unirnos de manos durante el Padre Nuestro; no contacto en el saludo de la Paz. Los Ujieres dirigen a los comulgantes a formar una sola fila para la comunión, la cual se hará por sección, habrán tres estaciones para recibir la Comunión. Por el momento, La Comunión será distribuida solo en la mano, no sobre la lengua. Por favor mantenga la distancia entre personas en la fila para recibir la Comunión.
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I want to take this opportunity to Thank the Knights of Columbus for their generous contribution/ gift to Incarnation parish. This image is of our past Grand Knight Joe Gajewski handing me a check, socially precautious of course, for 3,500.00. the continuous support of our Knights happens in so many ways and on so many levels – this time monetarily. All of their efforts, their faith and their dedication to Incarnation parish continues to be an inspiration to all of us! On behalf of Incarnation parish we Thank our Knights for their very generous donation. 5
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Faith Formation
813-884-3624
FAITH FORMATION NEWS
Although things will be different from years past, and we will have certain safety precautions in place. Regular faith formation classes will begin Sunday, September 13th. Registration has started in the Faith Formation Office. You can also register your child after all masses this Sunday, August 30th in St Michael’s Hall. Every child must be registered with Faith Formation before they will be allowed in class. For more information, please call the Faith Formation Office at 813-884-3624 from 9am - 4pm during the week.
RCIA
Interested in Becoming Catholic? Is God calling you? Are you looking to deepen your relationship with Jesus and be part of His Church? RCIA – Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is the process of initiation by which individuals are fully received into the Catholic Church through the reception of Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Eucharist or Communion. If you, or anyone you may know, are interested in becoming Catholic or simply have questions regarding the Catholic faith, please contact Deacon Matt Shirina at 813-884-3624 or you can email him at dff@icctampa.org
RICA
¿Interesado en convertirse en Católico? ¿Está Dios haciéndole un llamado personal? ¿Está usted buscando tener una relación más íntima con Jesús y ser parte de Su Iglesia? RICA – Rito de Iniciación Cristiana de Adultos es el proceso de iniciación por el cual los individuos son recibidos a la Iglesia Católica, por medio del Bautismo, Confirmación y la Sagrada Eucaristía o Comunión. Si usted, o alguien que usted conozca, está interesado en convertirse en Católico o simplemente tiene preguntas concernientes a su Fe Católica, por favor de contactar al Diacono Matt Shirina al número (813) 884-3624 o le puede enviar correo electrónico a dff@icctampa.org Dear Faith Formation Families, please log in to Formed, there are wonderful movies and teachings for the whole family. God bless you. https://formed.org Enter Access Code A47GQK
AUGUST 30,2020
The Parish Office is Open! WHILE WE ARE HAPPY TO OPEN, THE FOLLOWING PROTOCOLS ARE IN PLACE TO KEEP THE STAFF AND VISITORS SAFE. If you or a loved one is ill, please stay home. Visits to the Parish Office are by appointment only. All visitors will need to wear a mask. No exceptions. Only one visitor at a time. Due to safety reasons, there can be no waiting in the front office. If you need to see or speak with one of our priests or a staff member, please call the parish office during office hours to request an appointment. Mass Intentions can be reserved over the phone or by emailing Irene at secretary@icctampa.org. Payment can be dropped off in the bottom mailbox located outside the parish office (rt side of the front door).
La Oficina Parroquial esta abierta!
Al tiempo de que estamos contentos de poder abrir las puertas de nuestra parroquia, debemos observar el siguiente protocolo a fin de mantener el bienestar de nuestros feligreses y empleados: Si usted, o algún miembro de su familia estuviese enfermo, manténganse en su casa. Las visitas a la oficina de la parroquia se coordinarán mediante cita previa. Todos los visitantes necesitan llevar una mascara – sin excepción de persona. Para la seguridad y bienestar de todos, se aceptará solo un visitante a la vez en la oficina. Si necesita hablar con uno de los sacerdotes o con uno de los empleados, favor de llamar a la oficina durante horas laborables para establecer una cita. Pueden reservar intención para una misa a través del teléfono, así como mediante el uso de nuestro correo electrónico: secretary@icctampa.org. Puede colocar el pago de ese servicio en el buzón de correo, localizado en la pared, a la derecha de la puerta de la oficina. 6
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Diocesan & Community Events
34th Annual Culture of Life Conference Conception to Natural Death October 24, 2020 Mass of the Angels The annual Diocesan Mass of the Angels for children (born or unborn) who have gone to be with the Lord will be celebrated by Fr. Lipscomb on Saturday, October 3, 2020, at 11:00am. Our location this year will be St. Timothy Parish, 17512 Lakeshore Rd, Lutz. Please wear a face mask. For more information or to have a child's name added to the program, please contact Diane at 727-344-1611 *5308; dcs@dosp.org.
WORD OF LIFE August 2020 Pray for Life Join this month’s prayer and action at walkingwithmoms.com/pray-for-moms
PALABRA DE VIDA Oración por la vida: agosto Únase a la oración y acción de este mes en es.walkingwithmoms.com/pray-for-moms!
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Prayer for Protection against Storms & Hurricanes O God, Master of this passing world, hear the humble voices of your children. The Sea of Galilee obeyed Your order and returned to its former quietude. You are still the Master of land and sea. We live in the shadow of a danger over which we have no control: the Gulf, like a provoked and angry giant, can awake from its seeming lethargy, overstep its conventional boundaries, invade our land, and spread chaos and disaster. During this hurricane season we turn to You, O loving Father. Spare us from past tragedies whose memories are still so vivid and whose wounds seem to refuse to heal with passing of time. O Virgin, Star of the Sea, Our beloved Mother, we ask you to Plead with your Son on our behalf, so that spared from the calamities common to this area and animated with a true spirit of gratitude, we will walk in the footsteps of your Divine Son to reach the heavenly Jerusalem, where stormless eternity awaits us. Amen. PRAYER FOR HEALTH CARE WORKERS God of everlasting goodness, you sent your Son among us to bring healing, peace, and reconciliation to our weary world. Be with all health care workers and their assistants in this time of the Coronavirus pandemic. As they continue Jesus’ ministry of care, renew them in mind, body, and spirit. Keep them safe from infection and illness, and may Christ’s healing presence flow through Them as they serve those entrusted to their care. We ask this in His name, Christ the healer, who is Lord forever and ever. Amen.
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22nd SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Principal Marrie McLaughlin
AUGUST 30,2020 mhm@icstampa.org 813-884-4502
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Unimos nuestro sufrimiento al sufrimiento de Jesús
Ninguno de nosotros quiere ver a alguien que amamos tener que sufrir y, ciertamente, el pensar que nuestros seres queridos mueran un día puede causarnos tristeza y dolor e incluso negación. Por lo tanto, no debe sorprendernos la reacción de Pedro ante la declaración de Jesús en el Evangelio de hoy de que tendría que sufrir y lo iban a matar. A esto Pedro responde: "No lo permita Dios, Señor; eso no te puede suceder a ti”. Sin embargo, lo que sí pudiera sorprendernos es la reacción de Jesús y su respuesta a Pedro: “¡Apártate de mí, Satanás, y no intentes hacerme tropezar en mi camino!” ¿Por qué nuestro Señor reaccionó de manera tan fuerte? Lo hizo para enseñar a sus discípulos y a nosotros que el sufrimiento y la muerte son parte de la vida, y en el caso de Jesús, que era necesario que sucediera así, para que se cumpliera el plan de salvación de Dios y el perdón de nuestros pecados. Jesús, que no hizo más que amar y curar, y mostrar compasión por los demás, sufrió y murió para que nosotros pudiéramos tener vida, la vida eterna. También quiso enseñarnos que ser cristiano, o sea, creyente y discípulo suyo, también implicaría sufrimiento y persecución. A menudo somos llamados a llevar muchas cruces en nuestra vida, ya sean esas cruces físicas, emocionales o incluso financieras. Jesucristo nos da la fuerza para poder tomar esas cruces y seguirlo con fe. Los santos y santas de nuestra fe son maravillosos ejemplos de personas que soportaron grandes sufrimientos, incluso morir por su fe, para muchas de ellas. Por eso pedimos su intercesión y ayuda en nuestros momentos de prueba. ¿Tenemos el valor de tomar nuestras cruces y seguir a Jesús? Un aspecto importante de nuestra fe es que podemos unir nuestro sufrimiento con el de Jesucristo. Esto le da sentido a nuestro sufrimiento y nos permite ofrecerlo por algún bien en favor propio o de otras personas. ¿Crees eso? - Monseñor Gregory Parkes
LECTURAS DE HOY Primera lectura — Me sedujiste, Señor, y me dejé seducir por ti (Jeremías 20:7-9). Salmo — Mi alma está sedienta de ti, Señor, mi Dios (Salmo 63 [62]). Segunda lectura — No se dejen llevar por las cosas del mundo, más bien transfórmense por la renovación de su mente (Romanos 12:12). Evangelio — Si quieres seguirme, renuncia a ti mismo, carga con tu cruz y sígueme (Mateo 16:21-27).
Es mi ferviente deseo que estas líneas les encuentre disfrutando de buena salud. Todo está marchando bien por aquí. Hemos disfrutado de la celebración de Primera Comunión para nuestros alumnos de Segundo grado…quienes en el momento tan esperado ya eran estudiantes de tercer grado; asimismo, las familias esperaban con alegría este momento importante en la vida de sus hijos. Por lo general los niños que aún no están en la edad de recibir la Eucaristía, están super ansiosos que les llegue el momento, vemos cómo se acercan al ministro de Eucaristía con sus brazos cruzados. Casi siempre, dirigen sus ojos hacia el interior del ciborio, buscando poder mirar la Eucaristía, los otros miembros de la familia reciben la Eucaristía, y los que aún no están preparados para recibirla, miran hacia el interior del Ciborio, en la espera del gran momento de recibirla. Los niños tuvieron una larga espera; pero ahora ya están recibiendo, y nosotros estamos contentos y orgullosos de que ellos se nos han unido a recibir tan a preciado banquete. Nuestro Evangelio de hoy, específicamente en el relato del pobre San Pedro, quien debe haber sentido como si le hubiesen halado la alfombra debajo de sus pies; Jesús acaba de decirle a los suyos, que Él va a ser entregado y asesinado. Creo que San Pedro dijo lo que cualquiera de nosotros hubiese dicho porque amaba a Jesús y no quería que eso sucediera. Sé que de alguna u otra forma, Jesús apreció la respuesta; al mismo tiempo Él estaba tratando de cumplir con la voluntad del Padre. Jesús estaba viviendo un momento en que contempla el hecho eminente de su muerte. Lo que aprendimos de esto es como la reminiscencia de una vieja frase escuchada en una película, “A veces el camino a seguir no es siempre el más fácil. Lo más importante que debemos recordar es que Dios tiene un plan para nuestras vidas y que siempre es para lo mejor pero no hay ninguna garantía de que los pasos en ese camino no sean dolorosos. Estas palabras de Jesús se refieren a la carga de nuestras cruces, lo cual ya hemos estado haciendo. La vida no es fácil y en el camino ocurren dificultades; ejemplo de ello es algo que actualmente compartimos – el virus. No importa cómo estemos sobrellevando esta situación, no es fácil, toma nuestra atención en gran manera y está siempre en nuestra mente. No sabemos con cuanta anticipación Jesús sabía que iba a ser crucificado, hemos de suponer que lo sabía mucho antes de ese momento. Sin embargo, Él siguió la voluntad de Su Padrey nosotros también estamos llamados a hacerlo. Que todos tengan una Buena semana Con todo mi cariño, Padre Mike
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA Lunes: 1 Cor 2:1-5; Sal 119 (118):97-102; Lc 4:16-30 Martes: 1 Cor 2:10b-16; Sal 145 (144):8-14; Lc 4:31-37 Miércoles: 1 Cor 3:1-9; Sal 33 (32):12-15, 20-21; Lc 4:3844 Jueves: 1 Cor 3:18-23; Sal 24 (23):1bc-4ab, 5-6; Lc 5:1-11 Viernes: 1 Cor 4:1-5; Sal 37 (36):3-6, 27-28, 39-40; Lc 5:3339 Sábado: 1 Cor 4:6b-15; Sal 145 (144):17-21; Lc 6:1-5 Domingo: Ez 33:7-9; Sal 95 (94):1-2, 6-9; Rom 13:8-10; Mt 18:15-20