ST.

ANDREW CATHOLIC CHURCH

675 Riverside Road Roswell, GA 30075 ~ www.standrewcatholic.com 770/641-9720, Ministerio Hispano 770-649-9392, Fax 770/641-8584
Rev. Michael Kingery, Pastor and Rev. Carlos Vargas, Parochial Vicar Deacons: Rev. Mr. William Keen, Rev. Mr. Tom Gotschall, Rev. Mr. Jos Campos and Rev. Mr. Gary Schantz

TWENTYTWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME

OCTOBER 9, 2011

OFFICE HOURS: Monday ~ Friday 9:00am to 4:00pm REGULAR MASSES: Monday ~ Thursday 9:00am, and 12:15pm Friday 6:30am, 9:00am &12:15pm Saturday: 9:00am, 5:00pm Vigil Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am, 12:00pm, 5:00pm Life Teen 7:30am & 6:30pm Spanish Civil Holidays: 10:00am NURSERY: Sunday 9:00am and 10:30am Masses ADORATION: Monday ~ Friday 9:30am ~ 9:00pm

MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA IN CHAPEL: Mondays at 7:15pm

CONFESSIONS: Monday 7:00pm-9:00pm in Fr. Carlos Vargas office Saturdays 9:30am -10:30am in church & on request VISITATION OF SICK: Please keep us informed so that we can be attentive to those who are ill.

New Roman Missal Faith Formation

Ten Questions about the New Roman Missal

catechesis for both priests and the faithful. When the time comes to use the texts in the celebration of the Mass, priests will be properly trained, the faithful will have an understanding and appreciation of what is being prayed, and musical settings for the liturgical texts will be readily available. 6. What will the process of implementation look like? Now that the recognitio has been granted, final preparation and publication of the Missal will commence. Catechesis on the new translation and on the Liturgy itself will become even more important. Training for priests, music ministers, and other liturgical leaders (liturgy committees and liturgical commissions), as well as formation for all Catholics, will help to ensure the successful implementation of the new text. 7. What will the new Missal mean in my parish? In the months before the revised translation is implemented, parishes will have to do many things. The parish will have to replace liturgical books and participation aids. Priests will practice proclaiming the new texts and will prepare homilies helping the faithful to understand the new translation and to deepen their appreciation for the Liturgy. The music ministers and the people will learn new musical settings for the parts of the Mass (such as the Gloria and the Sanctus). Catechists and teachers will help parishioners learn the new prayers. Parishes may also use this opportunity to undertake a thorough reexamination of their liturgical practices. 8. If my parish likes the old translation better, can we continue using that one? Now that the Holy See has granted the recognitio to the revised translation, the USCCB has established a date for first use and a date for mandatory use. No parish may continue to use the current translation after the mandatory use date. Parishes will need to use the period before the mandatory use date to help parishioners renew their love for the Sacred Liturgy, to understand the changes, and to develop an appreciation for the revised translation. 9. Do these changes mean that the old translation was not valid and orthodox? The current translation was approved by the conferences of bishops and confirmed by the Holy See. Until the new text becomes effective, the current translation remains the valid ordinary form of the Liturgy in the Roman Rite. The revised translation attempts to address some inadequacies in the present translation by introducing a more elevated style of language and by retaining many poetic texts and scriptural allusions. The current translation fostered the faith of two generations of Catholics and retains a valid place in church history. 10. What opportunities does the new Missal offer the Church? Implementing the new Missal will give the Church an opportunity to take a fresh look at its liturgical practice and to renew its celebration of the Sacred Liturgy, which is the source and summit of Christian life (Second Vatican Council, Dogmatic Constitution on the Church [Lumen Gentium], no. 11). The faithful, encountering the Liturgy anew in the new text, can deepen their sharing in Christs sacrifice, offering their lives to the Father as they worship in Spirit and truth (Jn 4:23).
REFERENCE Second Vatican Council. Dogmatic Constitution on the Church (Lumen Gentium). In Vatican Council II: Volume I: The Conciliar and Post Conciliar Documents (new rev. ed.), edited by Austin Flannery. Northport, NY: Costello Publishing, 1996. Excerpts from Vatican Council II: The Conciliar and Post Conciliar Documents edited by Austin Flannery, OP, copyright 1975, Costello Publishing Company, Inc., Northport, NY, are used with permission of the publisher, all rights reserved. No part of these excerpts may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any meanselectronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwisewithout express written permission of Costello Publishing Company. Copyright

1. Why is there a need for a new translation? Pope John Paul II issued the third edition of the Missale Romanum (the Latin text of the Roman Missal) during the Jubilee Year in 2000. This new edition included many new texts requiring translation. In addition, the experience of the years after the Second Vatican Council gave rise to a desire for more formal and literal translations of the original Latin texts. This new translation will employ the best of what we have learned about translation and liturgical language in two generations of celebrating the Liturgy in the vernacular. It will provide an opportunity to reflect ever more deeply on the Eucharistic celebration that lies at the heart of the Churchs life. 2. Who is doing the work of translation? The process of translating liturgical texts from the original Latin is a highly consultative work done by several groups. The International Commission on English in the Liturgy (ICEL) prepares English translations of liturgical texts on behalf of the conferences of bishops of English- speaking countries. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and the other member conferences receive draft translations of each text and have the opportunity to offer comments and suggestions to ICEL. Then ICEL proposes a second draft, which each conference approves and submits to the Vatican for final approval. Each conference reserves the right to amend or modify a particular text. At the Vatican, the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments examines the translated texts, offers authoritative approval (recognitio) of the texts, and grants permission for their use. Currently the Congregation is aided by the recommendations of Vox Clara, a special committee of bishops and consultants from English-speaking countries. The translation and review process is guided by the guidelines in Liturgiam Authenticam, issued in 2001, an instruction from the Congregation that outlines the principles and rules for liturgical translation. In 2007, the Congregation also issued a ratio outlining the specific rules for translation in English. 3. Whats new or different about the revised translation? The style of the translation of the third edition is different. In accord with the rules for translation established by the Holy See, the revised translation follows the style of the original Latin texts more closely, including concrete images, repetition, parallelisms, and rhythm. The English used in the Mass texts is more formal and dignified in style. Where possible, the texts follow the language of Scripture and include many poetic images. In addition, the third edition contains prayers for the celebration of recently canonized saints, additional prefaces for the Eucharistic Prayers, additional Masses and prayers for various needs and intentions, and some updated and revised rubrics (or instructions) for the celebration of the Mass. 4. What is the timeline for the approval and implementation of the Missal? After the Latin Missale Romanum was published in 2002, ICEL began its work of preparing a draft English translation of the text. ICEL presented the first section the Order of Mass, which contains the fixed prayers of the Mass, including the peoples partsto the Englishspeaking conferences of bishops in 2004. The USCCB approved the final version in 2006, and the Holy See confirrmed this section in June 2008. The remaining sections were approved between 2007 and 2009. The USCCB completed its approval of the Missal in November 2009. The Holy See granted the final approval of the text in the spring of 2010. Cardinal Francis George, OMI, president of the USCCB, announced that parishes may begin using the revised translation on November 27, 2011. 5. Can we start using the texts approved by the bishops immediately? The translation of the Missale Romanum could not be used in the celebration of the Mass until the complete text was confirmed by the Holy See. Now that the translation has received the recognitio, the USCCB has established the first day on which the new translation may be used. Use of the revised text requires preparation and

This Week at St. Andrew

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Mass Intentions Mass Intentions

Monday, October 10 Rom 1:1-7, Lk 11:29-32 Monday, September 26 Zech 8:1-8, Lk 9:46-50
Jaime Walker (SI) Pippina DErrico People of the Parish Tuesday, October 11 Rom 1:26-25, Lk 11:37-41 Tuesday, September 27 Zech 8:20-23, Lk 9:5156 9:00 a.m. Gert Mullin 9:00 a.m. George Stevens 12:15 p.m. Edward Hargreaves

St. Andrew Parish Picnic

Sunday, October 16th 11:30am-3:30pm Last Chance to Sign-Up!!!
COLUMBUS DAY HOLIDAY
The Adoration Chapel and church offices will be closed on Monday, October 10th for Columbus Day. We will only have a 10:00am Mass. We will not have the 9:00am or 12:15 Masses on that day.

Wednesday, October 12 Rom 2:1-11,, Lk 11:42-46 Wednesday, September 28 Neh 2:1-8, Lk 9:57-62 9:00 a.m. Robert Hamlin
For all Armed Forces and their Families Adeline Ziemea For all Armed Forces and their Families Thursday, October 13 Rom 3:21-30, Lk 11:47-54 Thursday, September 29 Dn 7:9-10,13-14, Jn 1:47-51 9:00 a.m. Virginia Sayre 12:15 p.m. 9:00 a.m. Pippina DErrico Kevin Lanning 12:15 p.m. Special Intention Friday, October 14 Rom 4;1-8, Lk 12:1-7 Friday, 6:30 a.m. September 30 Bar 1:15-22, Lk 10:13-16 Bill Heuslein 6:30 a.m. Toe Jean Francoi 9:00 a.m. Anne Brinegar 12:15 p.m. 9:00 a.m. Charles Faas Lowell Sherwood 12:15 p.m. Charles Faas Saturday, October 15 Rom 4:13,16-18, Lk 12:8-12 Saturday, October 1 Bar 4:5-12, 27-29, Lk 10:17-24 9:00 a.m. Iris Gotschall 9:00 a.m. Iris Gotschall 5:00 p.m. Michael Weiss 5:00 p.m. Pete Borja Sunday, October 16 Is 45:1,4-6, Mt 22:15-21 Sunday, 7:30 a.m. October 2 Is 5:1-7, Phil 4:6-9, Mt 21:33-43 Spanish Mass in the Family Center 7:30 a.m. Gert Mullin 7:30 a.m. Spanish Mass in the Family Center 9:00 a.m. 7:30 a.m. Deceased Priests of of the Archdiocese Deceased Priests the Archdiocese 10:30 a.m. MargueriteMaloof 9:00 a.m. George Halloran 12:00 p.m. People of Al Fuehrer (SI) 10:30 a.m. Gina & the Parish 5:00 p.m. Iris Gotschall 12:00 p.m. George William Reissig 6:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Spanish Mass Iris Gotschall 6:30 p.m. Spanish Mass 12:15 p.m. 9:00 a.m. 12:15 p.m.

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People of the Parish

A SVDP THANK YOU

The members of St. Vincent de Paul wish to thank all of the parishioners of St. Andrew for their generous donations to our Food Bank. It was a tremendous success and will put food on the table for so many people. You all will be remembered in our prayers.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Consider yourself asked, to join a Catholic charitable organization of over 1.8 million members. The Knights of Columbus is holding its annual membership drive during the month of October. Membership is open to all practicing Catholic men, 18 years and older of St. Andrews. Members of the Knights of Columbus are available in the Narthex and after Mass to answer any questions, provide a membership application and additional information. A 1st degree ceremony will be held on Monday, November 7th for all new members.

Pro-Life Blue Candle of Life Pro($10 donation for the Pro-Life Ministry.) Burns in the chapel in memory of Thomas Joseph Ingenigo

Elijah Cup
Chalice that is given to families to take home for a week from Mass to pray for vocations. You can sign-up on the table in the Narthex. Sunday, 10/9 7:30am Diane Guesman 10:30am Esther Kumaka 12:00pm The Kler Family

CATHOLIC RETURNING HOME

Do you have questions about why we do the things we do? Would you like to have a deeper understanding of your faith? Start looking for those answers here. Sessions will cover a variety of topics including changes since Vatican II, Reconciliation, the Mass, Dogma and Doctrine, and some of the history behind what we believe. Join us for a short series reintroducing you to the Catholic Church. The sessions begin Oct 12th and will be held every Wednesday for six weeks from 7:30-9 pm. Please feel free to attend any or all sessions, each session is independent of the others. Call Larry or Tracie Vicario at 7/998-5971 with any questions.

Altar Flowers
Help us keep the altar beautiful with flowers. Sign-up in the narthex for special occasions, weddings, anniversaries, births and remembrance of a loved. one.

Deceased

Stewardship
PARISH TREASURE
In appreciation for the many gifts from God, on October 1st and 2nd our parishioners and visitors donated $ 20,500.24 in our offertory and $678.56 in our on-line donations, totaling $21,178.80 for the operating and ministries of St. Andrews.

Peter Monteran (Brother of Gammy Hargreaves) Anne Elizabeth Rau (Mother of Fr. Rau)

Welcome Visitors and Newcomers

Welcome to our parish! We are glad that you have come to visit. We invite you to register and become a part of our St. Andrew parish family! Please fill out a registration form located on the information wall in the narthex (main church entrance) or stop by the parish office during the week. Welcome!

STEWARDSHIP COMMITMENT CARD

Stewardship Committee received 115 returned Stewardship Commitment Cards for offering your Time, Talent and Treasure. If you have not completed your form, please do so as soon as possible. You can find the cards on the tables in the back of church and in the Narthex.

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LIFETEEN FALL SEMESTER 2011
All 9th-12th graders are invited to join us after the Teen Mass for food and fun. New this Fall: LIFE TEEN Open Hours! When: Every Wednesday from 4-6pm Where: Teen Lounge Why: Just because! Games, snacks, and just a time to hang out! Bring a friend! The Life Teen will be joining Champs and Edge Groups for the Food Drive in Martins Landing on Oct. 9th. .
Do you have a child in 4th-8th grade? If so, give your child a chance to get involved with other Catholic youth in our parish! RSVP to any event your child plans to attend at cbarrett@standrewcatholic.com. If you would like to be added to my email list and notified of upcoming events (or last minute changes regarding event details), contact Christen Barrett at the email listed above. Many of the events need volunteers for transportation. All volunteers must have a completed volunteer packet and drivers form on file with the Archdiocese.

Upcoming Events
Womens Guild October Event
Event: Bunco and Appetizer & Dessert Recipe Swap Date: Tuesday, October 25, 2011 Time: 7:00pm Where: Family Center Come play Bunco with us and bring your favorite appetizer or dessert with the recipe to share. All women are invited! Please join us! ITEMS FOR CENTRAL STATE HOSPITAL
One of the projects the Atlanta Council of Catholic Women do is collect items for Central State Hospital in Milledgeville. We will be distributing them on October 31st. Items needed: T-shirts (the larger the better), baseball caps, soft toys, white sport socks, mens wallets, purses (no long handles) and packs of playing cards. Drop off in the large box in the ushers room marked Womens Guild.

Youth Night meetings for Champs and Edge! "Youth Nights" are
youth centered meetings for Champs and Edge where we'll discuss topics relating to our Catholic faith. Friends are welcome! We'll meet in the Life Teen room from 6-7pm on the second Wednesday of every month.

THEYRE BACK
Tootsie Rolls that is. They will be on sale after all the Masses on October 22nd and 23rd and October 29th and 30th. This is a perfect opportunity to get your Halloween candy and contribute to a great cause: proceeds will go to those with Developmental Disabilities in North Georgia. Look for the Knights of Columbus table at each of the doors. Each box is just $10.

Oct. 12: "Halloween Hot Topics" Nov. 9: Giving Thanks for Special People Events for Champs, Edge and Life Teen!: TODAY, Sunday, Oct. 9:Food Drive in Martins Landing. Well trick or treat door to door for canned goods. Each item will be donated to St. Andrews Food Pantry. Meet at the Church at 1:15 pm. Well need drivers for this event to shuttle the group from the church to the neighborhood and help us transport the goods. Well collect goods from 1:30 to 3:30 in the neighborhood. A Halloween themed party will following the Parish Hall from 4-5pm. Pizza and snacks will be provided. Pick up time is at 5:00pm. This event is open to Champs, Edge, and Life Teen. Please wear solid t-shirts of the following colors (Halloween colors): PURPLE, ORANGE, BLACK OR GREEN!. Monday, Nov.7: Happy Thanksgiving! Let's show our thanks by preparing and serving a meal to the Faith Formation (FF) teachers, their classes, and the parents of FF children. Meet in the Parish Hall between 5:00. Pick up is at 8 pm. This event will take place during Monday night FF, so if you're a CHAMPS member and you're enrolled in Monday night FF, you may not be able to participate in this event b/c you will miss your FF class for the evening. However, helpers will be needed for clean up after FF. Parents are invited to attend this event and join the meal.

ST. MARTIN DE PORRES HOMELESS SHELTER

St. Martin de Porres will be going downtown Sunday, October 23rd. If you are able to donate any of the following, we would greatly appreciate it: Sandwiches -- peanut butter and jelly or bologna and cheese on white bread in individual sandwich bags. We ask for 40 sandwiches (4 loaves of bread) from each volunteer, but any amount would be appreciated. Fruit -- oranges and bananas are preferred Candy big bags of small candy bars are perfect. Powdered lemonade mix regular or pink. Also, we need plastic grocery bags to place the meals in. Please bring your donations to the parish hall before 11:30am. If you need to bring your sandwiches before Sunday, you can put them in the parish hall kitchen refrigerator and we'll find them. Volunteers are also needed to help pack the lunches following 10:30 Mass. We do need someone to drive the lunches to the Union Mission. If you are interested in driving this Sunday or anytime in the future, please let them know. It's easy and rewarding and you are usually back by 2:00pm. Any questions e-mail stmartin@standrewcatholic.com.

INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC

Are you a non-Catholic interested in inquiring about the Catholic Faith? Perhaps you have a friend who is inquiring. We invite you to weekly sessions at 8:15am in the RCIA room. For more information contact Deacon Tom Gotschall, at 770-490-9436 or rcia@standrewcatholic.com.

HOMESCHOOLERS OF ST. ANDREW

Homeschoolers of St. Andrews, please join us upstairs in Room 204 on October 11th and again on October 25th from 10:30am to 12:00pm for art study of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. RSVP so I will have enough materials for all cjrittmueller@gmail.com.

BAPTISM CLASS
All parents who wish to have their children baptized in the month of October will need to attend a Baptism Class on Monday, October 17th. Please call the church office to register. Parents will need to be registered and active members of the parish for a minimum of three months prior to taking the class.

DO YOU LOVE MUSIC?

Calling on parish musicians if you enjoy singing or playing a musical instrument, come and share your talents with St. Andrew Music Ministry. We need choral members with the adult, contemporary and youth choirs. We also need musicians. For more info please contact Jack Louden Music Director at jacklouden@att.net.

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NATIONAL INFANT LOSS REMEMBRANCE DAY
October 15th is the National Infant Loss Remembrance Day with a Remembrance Walk, a prayer service, and butterfly release for those families who have lost a baby from miscarriage, stillbirth or infant death. For more information embrace@archarl.com.

Please Pray for the Sick

Oskar Alvarez, Jean Austin, Virginia Baethke, Raul Beltran, Howard Bennett, Settembrina Biagioni, Mary Lou Bornhorst, John W. Boyle, Lorraine Brown, Graciela Buzeta, Stephen Capano, Joseph Charles, Justin Chekoua, San Juanita Chico, Lee Cilla, Howie Cowgill, Marijane Cross, Mike Crowley, Josh Davis, Isaac del Valle, Jane Demaso, Christopher Denny, Hank Deren, Jeannette Derum, Rita Dusza, Jim Finley, Miriam Flanagan, Marge Fleming, Nancy Fowler, Lucille Gallagher, Elizabeth Jane Gricus, Brittany Healy, Michael Healy, Kim Henderson, Heidi Hendrichs, Joseph Hickman, Martha Hill, Judy Hodges, Pat Hodges, Will Hodges, Fred Isaf, Carol James, Rose James, Jim Jeffcoat, John Johnston, Alice Jones, Jim Jordan, Dolores Lamb, Deacon Mike Landaiche, Jr., Jane Lennon, Jackie Lewis, Kelly Lynn, Chip Madren, Lee Means, Nancy Mattox, Jane Mayer, Ernie Mazzari, Marti Mazzari, Don McMillan, Ursula Medlen, David Morsa, Patrick Mowete, Olga Ramirez de Munoz, Mike Mulligan Lori Nichols, James Nielsen, Rita Neilson, Bridie OConnor, Audrey & Mike Pascual, Christopher Pascual, David Pascual, Erin Patrick, Mary Louise Phillips, Eugenia Piedrahita, Peggy Plunkett, Bill Plunkett, Renee Poole, Billy Robertson, Elva Saltaformaggio, Helga Schleismann, Edward Schuster, Steve Smith, Sharon Somers, John Staab, Emmett Stallings, IV, Elaine Stephens, Ms. Surangie, Bill Swiger, Maggie Thompson, Sarah Todd, Tom Valentine, Boots Walters, Brian & Honor Wynn-Higgins, Frank Zilinskas To add or delete names please contact Carol Meurer at 770-641-9720 or reception@standrewcatholic.com.

2011 RED MASS

The St. Thomas More Society invites all Catholic attorneys to the 2011 Red Mass celebrating the beginning of a new judicial year on Thursday, October 13th at 11:00am at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. An awards luncheon follows the Mass honoring; Senior Judge Robert Castellani and Attorney Bryan Cavan. For more information visit www.stm-atlanta.org.

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS OPEN HOUSE

St. Jude the Apostle Fall Open House on Sunday, October 23rd from 2:00-4:00. For more info www.saintjude.net. Holy Spirit Preparatory Open House on Sunday, October 23 for Preschool at 1:00-2:30pm, Lower School at 2:30-4:00pm and Upper School 4:00-5:30pm. For more info admissions@holyspiritprep.org. Queen of Angels Open House is Sunday, November 6th from 2:003:30pm. For more info www.gaschool.org.

WEEK AT A GLANCE
Mon. Oct. 10 Church Office closed and No Adoration Miraculous Medal Novena at 7:15pm PSR Classes Adoration 9:30am and 9:00pm Rosary 8:25am and 12:50pm Adoration 9:30am to 9:00pm Rosary 8:25am and 12:50 pm Adult Choir Practice Adoration 9:30 to 9:00pm Rosary 8:25am and 12:50 pm Legion of Mary at 10:00am American Heritage Girls at 7:00pm Mens Fellowship at 7:00am Adoration 9:30am to 9:00pm Rosary 8:25am and 12:50pm Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3:00pm Friday Night Bible Study at 7:00pm Cub Scout Pack 2006 at 7:00 Rosary 8:25 St. Vincent de Paul at 8:00am RCIA at 8:15am Life Teen at 6:00pm

Tues. Oct. 11 Wed. Oct. 12

1234 PARENTS!
Do you want to be better prepared to meet your childrens needs as they grow? 1234 Parents is a 3 session series for parents of children 1-4. For more information Lsweeney@graceandgrowth.org.

Thu. Oct. 13

Fri. Oct. 14

Catholic Therapists
St. Andrew has a couple of professional therapists who provide services in an office area here at church. Each is a licensed and independent practitioner, and a member of the Catholic Therapist Association. You may call them individually for an appointment: Tom Spudic, Ph.D. (7/596-5869), Ann Howe, Ph.D. (6/887-7800) Sat. Oct. 15 Sun. Oct. 16

Ministry Contacts
Alliance of Two Hearts Diane Guesman 770-993-1846 Altar Care Lisa Biagioni 770-777-5912 Altar Servers Sheryl Hess 770-998-6766 American Heritage Girls Sara Boyle 770-410-9237 Bible Study (Friday Night) Elaine Ruppenthal 678-665-1100 Bible Study (Tues. Morning) Christine Caveness 770-393-1816 Boy Scout Troop 2006 Victor Wunschel 770-363-2013 Caring Connection Ginny Boll 770-993-8738 Catholics Returning Home Larry/Tracie Vicario 770-998-5971 CHAMPS Youth Group 4th & 5th Grade Christen Barrett 404-242-6029 Christ Renews His Parish Katie Troline 678-352-1311 Columbian Squires Circle 4976 Don Boyle 770-410-9237 Bill Leach 404-717-7706 Cub Scout Pack 2006 EDGE Youth Group Christen Barrett cbarrett@standrewcatholic.com Elijah Cup Liz Schantz 770-518-6836 Eucharistic Adoration Guardians Christa Frye 678-277-8930 or christafrye1@yahoo.com Carol Meurer 770-641-9720 Eucharistic Ministers Parish Office 770-641-9720 Faith Formation Ryan Krivanek 770-641-9720 ext. 248 or standrewsfaithformation@gmail.com Homeschoolers of St. Andrew Carolyn Rittmueller 678-524-4950 Homestretch Sandy Lashley 770-641-9720 Knights of Columbus Bill Leach 404-717-7706 Legion of Mary Carol Albright 770-993-7903 Lectors Pat Powers 678-313-9921 Life Teen/High School Youth Group Marriage Encounter Mens Fellowship Music Ministry Over 55 Club Parish Council Parish School of Religion Prayer Shawl Ministry Preschool R.C.I.A. Respect Life St. Martin de Porres St. Vincent de Paul Spanish Ministry Ushers Guild Venturing Crew 2006 Wedding Coordinators Welcoming Committee Womens Guild Dave/Ronnie Gorzynski 770-594-7608 Mike Lerch 678-521-1583 Jack Louden 770-641-9720 ext. 231 Marion McLaughlin 770-740-1497 Margaret Ward 770-713-0323 or margo.m.ward@gmail.com Sandy Lashley 770-641-9720 ext. 253 or Standrewschildrens@gmail.com Regina Fueher 770-640-6122 or Christy Medina 770-521-2857 Carol Hastings 770-642-1636 Chris Lovejoy 770-642-1636 Tom Gotschall 770-490-9436 Sally Mrus 678-352-9337 Hope Gricus 770-552-1168 Sandy Lashley 770-641-9720 Denise Fisher 770-641-9720 Luz Laguna 770-649-9392 Adriana Infante 770-649-9392 John Miles 770-518-8512 Bill Leach 404-717-7706 Carol Meurer 770-641-9720 Claudette Piper 770-518-9604 or Christy Medina 770-521-2857 Diane Peabody 770-552-0776

XXVIII DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO

TELEFONO

770-649-9392

OCTUBRE 09, 2011

Rev. Padre Carlos Vargas. Telf. 678-824-5396

Horario: Martes, Mircoles, Jueves y Viernes de (9:00 am a 5:00) Cerrado los Lunes, Sbados y Domingos CONFESIONES: El Padre Carlos estar disponible para confesiones los Lunes de 7 pm a 9 pm.

FORMACION EN LA FE
PADRES:

SACRAMENTOS
GUIA PARA PEDIR EL SACRAMENTO DE BAUTIZMO.

Horario: Clases de 5:00 - 6:15 PM seguidas por la Santa Misa que es parte del programa. Las inscripciones estn cerradas para este ao escolar. Los esperamos para el prximo ao escolar. Primera Comunin Mayo 12 a la 1:00 pm.

Estar registrado en la iglesia tres meses antes del bautizo - Asistir a misa regularmente. - Inscribir al nio/a y traer copia del certificado de nacimiento El nio/a no debe ser mayor de 7 aos de edad*** (ver RICA) -Padres y padrinos deben asistir a una charla pre-bautismal.

RICA; Curso para adultos y nios mayores de 8 aos que no han recibido todos los sacramentos; Bautizo, Comunin y confirmacin, .Clases todos los Domingos de 5:00 - 6:30 PM. Inscripciones abiertas; para mas informacin comunicarse con el Diacono Jos Campos CLASES DE INGLES: Todos los Lunes de 7:00 pm. A 9:00pm. En salon 207 PROXIMAS ACTIVIDADES Y RETIROS
MISA PARA NUESTROS FIELES DIFUNTOS: Mircoles 2 de Noviembre a las 7 pm. Si desea ofrecer la misa por alguien especial. Por favor registrarse en la oficina. Descansen en Paz

-Preparacin pre-bautismal padres y padrinos. El primer martes de mes de 7:00 PM-9:00 PM. No hay guardera. -Entrega de documentos en los horarios de oficina -Bautizos. El segundo sbado de mes a las 11:00 AM.(En punto)
MATRIMONIOS -

HORARIO:

Cita previa con el padre. - Inscritos en la parroquia. - Reservar fecha con seis mese de anticipacin. - Certificado de bautizo actualizado - Curso prematrimonial LLASU o equivalente. BODA COMUNITARIA: Octubre 29, 2011, 11 am. Saint Andrew Catholic Church. Inscrbete en la oficina del ministerio Hispano. Que Dios Bendiga tu Unin

DICSIPULADO: Sirvamos al Seor participando en nuestra Iglesia Despus del Domingo de compromiso. Sigamos adelante con el Seor en nuestro servicio a la Parroquia y a nuestra comunidad.
LLAMANDO MANOS PARA AYUDAR:

Id, pues, y haced discpulos a todas las gentes bautizndolas , en el nombre del Padre del Hijo y del Espritu Santo. Mateo,28 :19
La celebracin de tu QUINCIAERA es cuando eres presentada oficialmente a Dios y a la Comunidad. Adems tienes la oportunidad de agradecer a Dios por la vida y la Familia. 2o y 3o Sbado de cada mes a las 11 am y 1:30 pm.
GRUPO DE ORACION SEMILLAS DE PAZ Y AMOR. Para todos los que deseen conocer al Seor leyendo la palabra y aprendiendo a orar en un ambiente amoroso y relajado. Todos los martes de 7-9 pm. Saln 202. Coordinadora Marina Urrea. EXPOSICION DEL SANTISIMO EN LA CAPILLA. Dedcale una hora a la semana de oracin y silencio al Seor expuesto. Apntate para hacerle guardia. HORARIO de lunes a viernes 9:00 am a 9:00 pm. GRUPO DE LA DIVINA MISERICORDIA. Todos los lunes a las 6:00 pm en la capilla. Estudio de los mensajes del Seor a Sta Faustina con el soporte de la Biblia y el Catecismo a las 7:00.

Nuestra Parroquia est necesitando de nuestras manos. Para el mantenimiento de nuestro edificio, Mas informacin comunicarse con la oficina. PICNIC FAMILIAR Planea en asistir al Picnic anual de nuestra parroquia, el sbado 16 de octubre. La comida ser Gratis pero por favor regstrate para saber con cuantas personas contamos. Presentacin para la prevencin del cncer Mircoles 12 de Octubre a las 7:00 pm.

Como cada uno de nosotros hemos recibido los regalos del Seor de la misma manera compartamos esos dones, regalos al servicio de los dems 1 Pedro 4:10
Si tiene sugerencias para nuestro ministerio por favor djenosla saber saber en la oficina de nuestro ministerio.

Adoracin nocturna; En la capilla. Cuarto sbado de cada mes; desde las 9:00 pm a las 5;00 am. Aprovechemos la oportunidad de pasar un momento con el seor

LA EUCARISTIA FORTALECE NUESTRA VIDA ESPIRITUAL, Y ES EL REMEDIO PARA NUESTRAS DEVILIDADES