INCARNATION CATHOLIC CHURCH CLERGY 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 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
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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Solemnity of All Saints Remembering the Saints
“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God. Blessed are they who are persecuted for the sake of righteousness, for theirs is the Kingdom of heaven.” – Matthew 5: 9-10 This weekend we celebrate the Solemnity of All Saints – time for us to remember the holy men and women who have gone before us. These are individuals who gave their lives, some literally as martyrs, for the faith. While the stories of their lives vary, the one thing that they have in common is that they practiced heroic virtue. Many were persecuted and martyred, thus making the ultimate profession of faith through their blood. They were early church leaders, the apostles, and those we remember in the litany of saints. But, some are even more recent. Those who suffered, who tried to bring peace to a situation, those who gave their lives for someone else, those who stood for truth against a government. They were, and continue to be, witnesses and examples for us to follow.
November 1 , 2020 The 2020 Annual Pastoral Appeal continues to make progress in our parish. 392 households have responded generously with $152,909 in pledges and gifts toward our goal of $166,097. If you have not yet joined in, we want your participation and need your support. Please pray and respond with a gift that inspires those seeking the love and mercy of Christ. You are the Salt of the Earth and the Light of the World. Visit https://s.dosp.org/give to make your gift today!
Prayer for Protection against Storms & Hurricanes
There are also those who lived lives of extraordinary charity and love for others. They served the poor, stood up for the outcasts of society, went into harm’s way to save a stranger, and to protect human life. Sometimes we may think that the Saints were perfect, but they were sinners just like you and me. However, they used God’s mercy and grace to excel in heroic virtue. In this weekend’s Gospel from Matthew’s 5th chapter, we hear what are known as The Beatitudes, or blessings. The Saints are those who lived The Beatitudes through their lives. Those who practice the virtues contained in them will indeed be blessed.
Our Father in Heaven through the intercession of Our Lady of Prompt Succor, spare us during this Hurricane season from all harm. Protect us and our homes from all disasters of nature. Our Lady of Prompt Succor, hasten to help us. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen
We don’t often think or ourselves as saints. Yet, through our Baptism we are called to holiness and sainthood. But, like the Saints who we celebrate today, we also need God’s mercy and grace.
All requests should come by email to secretary@icctampa.org. You can mail in your requests in writing along with your payment.
On this All Saints Day, we ask the intercession of the Saints who gone before us that we may have the courage to strive for holiness in all that we say and do. -Bishop Gregory Parkes
2021 Mass Book Is Open
A change in Offertory Envelopes: Envelopes are now being provided annually instead of bimonthly: 11/1/2020 - thru 10/31/2021 • Envelopes are contained in a small box, which is easier to use and store in a safe place. • Envelopes will no longer be mailed. • Please call Rae at 813-493-3069 to schedule a time to stop by the Parish Office and pick up your envelopes. • This change will help the Parish to practice good stewardship as well as making it easier for you the parishioner. 2
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Prayer List SUNDAY - NOVEMBER 1 - ALL SAINTS 7:00 A.M. + Jose & Magdalena Pedrajas 9:00 A.M. People of Incarnation 11:00 AM. + Dorothy Williams 1:00 P.M. + Nicolas & Carmen Ariza MONDAY - NOVEMBER 2 7:00 A.M. Incarnation Parishioners who Passed away this year TUESDAY - NOVEMBER 3 7:00 A.M. + Maureen Finch WEDNESDAY - NOVEMBER 4 7:00 A.M. + Ralph Ruscetta THURSDAY - NOVEMBER 5 7:00 A.M. + Deceased members of Lala family FRIDAY - NOVEMBER 6 7:00 A.M. + Deceased members of Ondrovic family SATURDAY - NOVEMBER 7 9:00 AM. + Hilda Sanchez 4:00 P.M. + Colin Madden SUNDAY - NOVEMBER 8 - 32nd SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 7:00 A.M. + Stella Lasabio - Gray 9:00 A.M. + Teresa Quy Pham 11:00 A.M. People of Incarnation 1:00 P.M. (SI) Lila Canfux 93rd Birthday
SACRIFICIAL GIFTS OF TREASURE OFFERTORY (First Collection) is used solely for the operation and maintenance of the parish.
Offertory Donations………..…......$ 8,306.00 Online Giving……………………...$ 5,419.00 Offertory Total………………....$ 13,725.00
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!
PLEASE NOTE
As of TODAY, there will no longer be a 2nd Collection at the Saturday Vigil Mass or at the Sunday Masses. There will continue to be Diocesan special collections such as Catholic Relief Services, Retirement Fund for Religious, Peter’s Pence, Catholic Campaign for Human Development, World Mission Sunday, and The Annual Pastoral Appeal.
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. Nora Alonso Julie Bianchi Monique Biumi Joseph Brana Nicole Burgos Jenny Cevallos Olga Cora Robert Curry Jennie Cusmano Anne Delgado Beverly Fenton Steven Fisher
Charles Edsel Justo Rafael Miguel Justo
Ana Sophia Girwar-Nath
Kiara Girwar-Nath Adriene Goldman Angelica Gonzalez
Yaris de la Guardia Lopez
Jacqualyn Jones
Rachel Slowey
Alina Justo
Dominic Van Someren
Charles Kanaszka Teresa Kanaszka Patricia Kilkelly Mary Ellen King Alyza Kitchens Sharon Maclejews Bonnie Miller Dina Marie Osburn Sarah Paccione Sylvia Rom Joseph Santiago Chuck Schaff Nancy Shirina Peggy Shirina
Rose Marie Varas Rose Vrabel Pat Whitty Amy Workman Sienna Rose Yeager
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
TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — John’s vision of a vast throng from every nation and people, whose robes had been made white in the blood of the Lamb (Revelation 7:2-4, 9-14). Psalm — Lord, this is the people that longs to see your face (Psalm 24). Second Reading — By God’s love, we may be called God’s children (1 John 3:1-3). Gospel — The Beatitudes: your reward will be great in heaven (Matthew 5:1-12a). READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Wis 3:1-9; Ps 23:1-6; Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9; Jn 6:37-40, or any readings from no. 668 Tuesday: Phil 2:5-11; Ps 22:26b-32; Lk 14:15-24 Wednesday: Phil 2:12-18; Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14; Lk 14:25-33 Thursday: Phil 3:3-8a; Ps 105:2-7; Lk 15:1-10 Friday: Phil 3:17 — 4:1; Ps 122:1-5; Lk 16:1-8 Saturday: Phil 4:10-19; Ps 112:1b-2, 5-6, 8a, 9; Lk 16:9-15 Sunday: Wis 6:12-16; Ps 63:2-8; 1 Thes 4:13-18 [13-14]; Mt 25:1-13 3
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Helen Arellano – Bertrand Leonor Bernal Elaine Catherine Ann Brandl Libia Bueno William Burke Lucia Susan Caminiti Andres de Jesus Cancio Bebean Cortez Lavinia De Jesus Alice Dillon Iolanda Dipronio Howard V. Dixon Edward Drost Francis Farrell Margarita Felix Bruce Fernandez Mary Ferreris Fructuoso Figueroa Maureen Finch Jose M. Genao Martha Maura Gourrie Charles Granese Richard Jagodzinski Mary Ann La Verde Zulay Leyva Deacon Pablo Maldonado Julia Martinez Victor Orlando Meza Mercado Sylvia Milian Josefina Monge Jorge Luis Navarro
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Kimtan Nguyen Laura Rosa Palacio Molina Platon Procopis Robert Roach Eileen Rodriguez Floyd Ross Maria C. De Ruiz Ralph Ruscetta Teresa Salazar Jaime Salcedo Glenn H. Serafin Myron Smith Mary Stimus Paul Tonra Eddy Tsuyoshi Soranaka Jose Bravo Uzcategui Jorge Ivan Valencia Julia Vera Dorothy Williams Frederick Williams
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Faith Formation
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813-884-3624
Faith Formation: Thank you to all the returning and new Catechists and Assistant Catechists. We are having an awesome year! Although the classes are smaller than normal, it is going well. You have a chance to signup your children. The deadline is November 4th. After November 4th anyone interested in Faith Formation will have to start in the fall next year. We still need volunteers as assistant catechists. So, if you feel God is calling you to help pass on our faith to the children and youth of our Parish, please contact Judy Licari at (813) 884-3624. No experience necessary.
2020 Candidate Questionnaire Project: Let your conscience be your guide Catholic faithful are called to political engagement shaped by the moral convictions of well-formed consciences and focused on the dignity of every human being, the pursuit of the common good, and the protection of the weak and the vulnerable. To help parishioners become informed on where candidates stand on key issues, the Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops has polled candidates running for the U.S. Congress and the Florida Legislature. To see how candidates appearing on the August 18 Primary Election / November 3 General Election ballot responded to the questionnaire, visit www.flaccb.org/cqp.
The Parish Office is Open!
A WAY TO HELP YOUR PARISH TODAY Following 9am,11am Masses & 1pm Mass Dr. B. Ngoc Pham, MD is a primary care physician here in the Westchase area of Tampa. She is organizing a MASK SALE FUNDRAISER FOR INCARNATION CATHOLIC CHURCH. She will be DONATING ALL THE MASKS and will be donating 100% of ALL PROCEEDS TO THE CHURCH. There are tons of fun styles showcasing NFL sports teams, and TB Rays, and Lightning, as well as some designer-inspired masks along with a collection of kids masks. Dr. Pham, and her husband, Toan along with their 2 kids, Emma and Jacob have been parishioners of Incarnation since 2008. She is excited to be able to support Incarnation through this Fundraiser Event. Stop by the booths at entrance of church at all 3 masses to show your support for the church and purchase some masks. Dr. B. Ngoc Pham, MD and Leilani Phelan, PA-C Proactive Primary Care 11041 Countryway Blvd, Tampa, FL 33626 Ph: 813-749-0844 / Fax: 813-749-0846 *** Office is accepting NEW PATIENTS looking for a primary care provider.
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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).
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Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament is this Friday following the 7:00am Mass until 10:00am. Won’t you spend one hour with our Lord? 5
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STATEMENT FROM BISHOP GREGORY PARKES – October 22, 2020 I would like to provide some clarity on the many news articles that have recently been shared about the Catholic Church. Regardless of the headlines generated by a new film about Pope Francis, there has been no change in Catholic Church teaching. The Catholic Church teaches and believes that marriage is a sacrament between a man and a woman who are united for life and is open to the generation of new life. This can be found in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, #1660. Also, the Church teaches and believes that men and women, regardless of sexual orientation, are children of God and are to be accepted with respect and compassion, since we are all created in God’s image. This can be found in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, #2358. Regarding the topic of civil unions, the Church does not address this issue in its official teaching because civil unions are considered a legal construct for defining legal rights in relationships. To learn more about the Church’s teachings, I encourage you to read the Catechism of the Catholic Church, which is readily available online. May God Bless you! Declaración del Obispo Gregory Parkes - 22 de octubre de 2020 Me gustaría ofrecer cierta claridad sobre (los) muchos artículos de prensa que han salido recientemente sobre la Iglesia católica. A pesar de los titulares generados por una nueva película sobre el papa Francisco, no ha habido ningún cambio en la enseñanza de la Iglesia católica. La Iglesia católica enseña y cree que el matrimonio es un sacramento entre un hombre y una mujer, que están unidos por toda la vida y abiertos a la generación de una nueva vida. Esto se puede encontrar en el Catecismo de la Iglesia Católica #1660. Además, la Iglesia católica enseña y cree que los hombres y las mujeres, independientemente de su orientación sexual, son hijos e hijas de Dios y deben ser aceptados con respeto y compasión, ya que todos somos creados a imagen y semejanza de Dios. Esto se puede encontrar en el Catecismo de la Iglesia Católica #2358. En cuanto al tema de las uniones civiles, la Iglesia no aborda esta cuestión en su enseñanza oficial porque las uniones civiles se consideran una norma jurídica con el propósito de definir los derechos legales en las relaciones. Para aprender más acerca de las enseñanzas de la Iglesia, les animo a leer el Catecismo la Iglesia Católica que está disponible en línea. ¡Que Dios les bendiga!
THE LIFE OF FATHER MICHAEL JOSEPH McGIVNEY, FOUNDER OF THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, WHO WAS BEATIFIED ON OCTOBER 31, 2020.
On March 15, 2008, Pope Benedict XVI bestowed the title of Venerable Servant of God to the Founder of The Knights of Columbus, Father Michael McGivney, recognizing his heroic virtue. This important step occurred after years of careful investigation of Father McGivney’s life, spirituality and holiness by the Congregation for the Causes of Saints. The declaration of Venerable confirmed what those who knew him in life, and others who call upon him since his death, have believed about Father McGivney: He lived a life of heroic virtue with an extraordinary love of God and neighbor. Twelve years later, on May 26, 2020, Pope Francis approved a miracle through Father McGivney’s intercession, the next step in the process will be a Beatification Mass, to be held October 31,2020, in the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford, Conn. At that time, Father McGivney will be declared “Blessed” and his feast day will be set. Father McGivney will be the first U.S.born priest to be beatified who spent his entire priestly ministry in a parish. This is a great boost to the priesthood and to the Catholic Church in America. The approved miracle involved the healing of a child in the womb from a fatal condition. While expecting their 13th child, Daniel and Michelle Schachle of Tennessee were told that the boy had Trisomy-21 (Down syndrome). A few weeks later, an ultrasound diagnosed fetal hydrops, in which multiple organs were filled with fluid. Doctors said that there was no hope of survival and abortion was the best option. As faithful Catholics, the Schachles refused abortion and began praying to Father McGivney for a miracle. An insurance agent with the Knights of Columbus, Daniel earned a trip to the Marian Shrine in Fatima, Portugal, and brought his wife for a prayerful pilgrimage. At Mass in Fatima, Michelle felt something change within her when she heard the words of Gospel about the Roman official whose son was healed by Jesus: “Go; your son lives.” A few days after returning to Tennessee, an ultrasound indicated that the unborn child was healed of fetal hydrops. Studied for years at the Vatican, the healing was declared miraculous by medical and theological experts. Today, Michael McGivney Schachle is an active 5-year-old, with Down syndrome, who is surrounded by a loving family. 7
Solemnity of All Saints Principal Marrie McLaughlin
November 1 , 2020 mhm@icstampa.org 813-884-4502
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NUESTRA ESPERANZA Y LA PROMESA DE DIOS
La Iglesia usa estos días que se acortan y los cielos oscuros como el tiempo para recordarnos las postrimerías de la vida. La fiesta de hoy, la Solemnidad de Todos los Santos, es el centro de tres días que nos presentan las doctrinas que proclamamos cada vez que rezamos el Credo de los Apóstoles: “Creemos en la Iglesia católica, la comunión de los santos, el perdón de los pecados, la resurrección de los muertos y la vida perdurable”. Y mientras que los días y nuestro corazón parezcan oscuros, las lecturas de hoy están llenas de la luz de la fe. La visión de Juan en el libro del Apocalipsis revela ángeles resplandecientes y santos con túnicas blancas reunidos triunfantemente alrededor del trono de Dios. En el salmo responsorial cantamos sobre nuestro anhelo de ver el rostro de Dios, y en la segunda lectura, Juan escribe que somos hijos de Dios y que veremos a Dios “tal como es”. Esa es nuestra esperanza. Esa es la promesa de Dios. Hoy celebramos el triunfo de aquellos que ya contemplan el rostro de Dios. Mañana clamamos para que Dios tenga misericordia de los que están en el purgatorio, quienes, al igual que los que estamos todavía en la tierra, anhelan contemplar el rostro de Dios.
Proyecto del Cuestionario de los Candidatos 2020: Que su conciencia sea su guía Los fieles católicos somos llamados a la participación política. Esta participación debe ser influida por las convicciones morales de conciencias bien formadas y enfocada en la dignidad de cada ser humano, la búsqueda del bien común, y la protección de los débiles y vulnerables. La Conferencia de Obispos Católicos de la Florida, para asistir a los feligreses que quieren conocer la posición de candidatos políticos sobre temas claves, ha encuestado aquellos postulándose para el congreso y la legislatura estatal. Para ver como los candidatos, que aparecerán en la papeleta de la Elección Primaria de agosto 18/Elección General de noviembre 3, respondieron al cuestionario, visite www.flaccb.org.
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. 9
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Solemnidad de Todos los Santos Recordando a los santos “Dichosos los que trabajan por la paz, porque se les llamará hijos de Dios. Dichosos los perseguidos por causa de la justicia, porque de ellos es el Reino de los cielos”. – Mateo 5, 9-10 Este fin de semana celebramos la solemnidad de Todos los Santos, una oportunidad que se nos da para recordar a los hombres y mujeres, santos y santas, que nos han precedido. Éstas son personas que entregaron su vida, algunos en el sentido estricto de derramar su sangre, por la fe. Aunque las historias de sus vidas varían, lo que tienen en común es que practicaron la virtud a un grado heroico. Muchos fueron perseguidos y martirizados, haciendo así la profesión definitiva de fe a través de su sangre. Eran los líderes de la Iglesia primitiva, los apóstoles y los que recordamos en la letanía de los santos. Pero algunos son aún más recientes. Aquellos que sufrieron, que trataron de traer paz a una situación, aquellos que dieron sus vidas por otros, aquellos que defendieron la verdad contra un gobierno. Todos ellos fueron, y siguen siendo, testigos y ejemplos que debemos emular. También hay quienes vivieron vidas de extraordinaria caridad y amor por los demás. Sirvieron a los pobres, defendieron a los parias de la sociedad, se pusieron en peligro para salvar a un extraño y proteger la vida humana. A veces podríamos pensar que los santos eran perfectos, pero eran pecadores como tú y yo. Sin embargo, usaron la misericordia y la gracia de Dios para practicar las virtudes heroicamente. En el Evangelio de este fin de semana del capítulo 5 de Mateo, escuchamos lo que se conoce como las Bienaventuranzas o bendiciones. Los santos son aquellos que vivieron las Bienaventuranzas a través de sus vidas. Aquellos que practican las virtudes contenidas en ellas serán bendecidos. No solemos pensar de nosotros mismos como santos. Sin embargo, a través de nuestro Bautismo estamos llamados a la santidad. Pero, como los santos que celebramos hoy, también necesitamos la misericordia y la gracia de Dios. En este día de Todos los Santos pedimos la intercesión de los santos y santas que nos precedieron, para que tengamos la valentía de esforzarnos por nuestra propia santidad en todo lo que digamos y hagamos. -Monseñor Gregory Parkes LECTURAS DE HOY Primera lectura — Visión de Juan de una muchedumbre de todos los pueblos cuyas vestiduras habían sido blancleadas con la sangre del Cordero (Apocalipsis 7:2-4, 9-14). Salmo — Señor, este es el pueblo que espera ver tu rostro (Salmo 24 [23]). Segunda lectura — Por el amor de Dios podemos ser llamados hijos suyos (1 Juan 3:1-3). Evangelio — Las Bienaventuranzas: Su recompensa será grande en el cielo (Mateo 5:1-12a).
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA Lunes: Sab 3:1-9; Sal 23 (22):1-6; Rom 5:5-11 o 6:3-9; Jn 6:37-40 Martes: Fil 2:5-11; Sal 22 (21):26b-32; Lc 14:15-24 Miércoles: Fil 2:12-18; Sal 27 (26):1, 4, 13-14; Lc 14:25-33 Jueves: Fil 3:3-8a; Sal 105 (104):2-7; Lc 15:1-10 Viernes: Fil 3:17 — 4:1; Sal 122 (121):1-5; Lc 16:1-8 Sábado: Fil 4:10-19; Sal 112 (111):1b-2, 5-6, 8a, 9; Lc 16:9-15 Domingo: Sab 6:12-16; Sal 63 (62):2-8; 1 Tes 4:13-18 [13-14]; Mt 25:1 -13