PASTORAL STAFF

P A S T O R :

Fr. Larry Sanders, C.Ss.R. A s s i s t i n g :

Fr. Paul Coury, C.Ss.R. Fr. Charles Wehrley, C.Ss.R.

Fr. Greg Wiest, C.Ss.R. Fr. Greg May, C.Ss.R.

D e a c o n : Rev. Mr. Bill Krueger

PASTORAL

CENTER HOURS

Monday—Thursday 9 AM—4 PM

Closed for Lunch 12—12:30 PM

MASS

SCHEDULE

Saturday 5 PM

Sunday 7, 9, 11 AM

12:30 PM, Spanish 5 PM, Youth Mass

Tuesday—Friday 8 AM

CHAPEL Monday - Friday

9 AM - 3 PM use side entrance

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION

Every Wednesday 8:45-11 AM

Santa Catalina AN ARIZONA NON-PROFIT CORPORATION

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PARISH MISSION STATEMENT

As members of God’s Faith Community at

Santa Catalina Catholic Parish, we commit our lives to

being the voice, hands, and spirit of

Christ, as our way of continuing God’s call

to love and peace.

Parish Staff Can be reached at 520.825-9611 plus ext. Pastor - Fr. Larry Sanders, C.Ss.R. (ext. 100) Rev. Mr. William Krueger - (ext. 105) Director of Finance - John Brell (ext. 102) Office Manager - Kim Seales (ext. 103) Bulletin Editor - Pilar Dougall (ext. 109) C.A.R.E. Ministry Director - Judy Rossman (ext. 104) Collection Envelopes/Registrations - Mary Darcy (ext. 100) Compliance Representative - Carol Padilla (ext. 107) Hispanic Ministry Dir. - Maria Luisa De La Riva (ext. 106) Liturgy Director/R.C.I.A - Ginny Pergantis (ext. 105) Maintenance Supervisor - Tomas Nieves (ext. 100) Music Director - Victoria Kinghorn (ext. 100) Receptionist - Mary Darcy (ext. 100) Religious Education - Carol Padilla (ext. 107) Weekend Mass Coordinator - Gerry Dugan (ext. 105) Youth Ministry Director - Adam “Ogie” Eichelberger (ext. 108)

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This week’s offertory………………………………………………….….……………………….………. Yearly average weekly offertory……………………………………….………………………….…... Average weekly offertory needed to cover the approved budget …………………...…. Short this week……..……………………………………………………………………………………….. On a YTD basis we are running short of the required contribution by………………….

Weekend of February 18 & 19, 2012 1,460 Registered Families

Names on this prayer list are kept on for two months. If you wish to add or remove a name from the prayer list please call the Pastoral Center office at 520.825.9611. Please note: For new additions to the prayer list, please allow two weeks to be added to the bulletin.

Jenny Abendano

Mary Abraham Robert Anchondo

Herb Bonnet Bill Brady

Bernie Brasfield Dan Campbell

Denise Canning Marge Clapp

Timothy Collins Margaret Mary Collison

Joan Colwell

Manny Cordova Terry Cordova

Mike De La Rosa Francesca DiCosola

Les Edwards Pat Edwards

Robert (Bob) Farmer Edna Fuller

Mary Hackenbrock Justa Heredia

Manuel Heredia

Frances Heredia Aron Joseph Hilger

Joe Kelly Janet Kimble Robert Knox Pat Krueger

Josefina Lind Jim Macke

Jack Mallgren Olivia Marcoff Garrett Medley

Joe Moreno Fr. Bill Parker, C.Ss.R.

Tina Perreira Josefina Robles Charles Russo

Jason Suffoletto Gladys Virgilio Chris Wagner Katie Weis

Gloria Wheeler Elred Zapf

The following parishioners have recently died... As we honor their memory, let us also remember their loved ones.

Andres Reyes , Elred Zapfdied

Offertory Envelopes in

Narthex PLEASE REMEMBER…to pickup your offertory envelopes this weekend. Envelopes will be moved to the Pastoral Office soon.

Please address any questions concerning your envelopes to the office, 825-9611.

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R C I A U P DAT E

Rites associated with the RCIA will be conducted at the 9:00 AM Mass on the following dates:

March 11 - First Scrutiny

March 18 - Second Scrutiny

March 25 - Third Scrutiny

These Rites are an expression of our community’s faith and replace the reciting of the Creed. They also include Prayers of the Faith-ful. Though there is some change in the rubrics, there should be mini-mal impact on the length of the liturgy.

Happy Lent! Lent is a time of

preparation to celebrate once again

the fact

that Jesus loved us so much that he willing

ly suffered, died and rose again. Le

nt

is a time to reflect on our lives and

see what we can do to better ourse

lves and

celebrate the resurrection. This is

not a sad time, but a time filled wit

h joy and

anticipation. It is not a time to bea

t ourselves up, but a time to change

through

self discovery and discipline. It is n

ot a time to mourn the loss of Jesu

s’ life,

but a time to rejoice in the resurre

ction. Let’s all take time this Lenten season

to reflect on our lives and prepare

to celebrate the Resurrection at Eas

ter.

Last Saturday, we held ou

r Goodies, Gadgets and Gizmos Sale and I wo

uld

like to thank Carol Fierling and all h

er helpers for their hard work.

Last week in the prayers of th

e faithful, I include a prayer for

Robert Moorman who is scheduled to b

e executed soon. There will be an−

other prayer, in the future, for Robert Towery who

is also on death row

here in Arizona. Some people questioned the dec

ision to pray for these

men, but I felt the need to pray fo

r them not to forget what they ha

ve

done, but to forgive them. As Bishop

Kicanas wrote in his Monday memo,

“There is no condoning the crimes

of the violent and horrific taking

of innocent life. This cries out for pun

ishment. But Pope John Paul II

emphasized in his teaching that there is no lo

nger a need for society

to protect itself by taking the life of

another person. Today, a life

sentence serves to protect society an

d to punish serious crime. Still, we

continue to execute people in the Stat

e of Arizona. Let us pray for

enlightenment, not only in the cases o

f these two men whose executions

are imminent, but also for solutions as

to how we can punish crime and

protect society without, as Pope John Paul II said, co

ntributing to the

culture of death.”

For the next two weekends, I wi

ll be giving Rachel’s Vineyard

retreats, this weekend in Denver and

the following weekend here in

Tucson at the Redemptorist Renewal Center. Please pray for the

12

men and women attending the Denver

retreat and the 10 attending

the Tucson retreat.

SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT

Change Our Hearts. The Lord calls us to forgive others as He forgives us. You may have been

hurt by someone in your family. You may have been slighted by a friend. Forgive. To forgive is so hard to do but it frees us, liberates us. Try this Lent to forgive and to seek forgiveness from those we may have hurt. We worship a forgiving God, Our Father who is always waiting for His son or daughter to come back home. Seek God’s for-giveness in the Sacrament of Pen-ance this Lent and strive to forgive as we are forgiven. Make our hearts more forgiving this Lent.

COMMUNITY NEWS

Save the Date

Special Stations of the

Cross presented with the

music of Liszt, Via Cru-

cis. Join us March 23, in

the Church at 7pm for this

moving music offering.

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ABSTINENCE AND FASTING Abstinence from meat is observed on Ash Wednesday,

Good Friday, and all the Fridays of Lent by all Catholics 14 years and older.

Fasting is observed on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday by all Catholics who are 18 years of age but not yet 59. Those bound by this rule may take only one full meal. Two smaller meals are permitted as necessary to maintain strength according to one's needs, but eating solid foods between meals is not permitted. The special Paschal fast and abstinence are observed on Good Friday and, where possible, Holy Saturday. On these days, Christians prepare themselves by these disciplines in anticipation of the renewal of their baptismal commitment on Easter. From its earliest days, the Church has urged the baptized and the catechumens to observe the threefold discipline of fasting, almsgiving, and prayer as a preparation for the celebration of Easter. Failure to observe individual days of penance is not considered serious, but failure to observe any penitential days at all or a substantial number of such days must be considered serious. During Lent, the Church encourages attendance at daily Mass, self-imposed times of fasting, and generosity to local, national, and worldwide programs of sharing. Days of abstinence are indicated with a fish on the Santa Catalina parish calendar.

Lenten

Regulations

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GOODIES, GADGETS AND GIZMO SALE

A special thank you to all the parishioners that supported the GGG sale with donations this year. Your generosity made it another great success. Our net proceeds were

$3406 which will be used for additional landscaping needs on our parish grounds.

Father Larry drew the winning ticket for the beautiful Ted Blaylock signed and numbered lithograph

after the 9am mass on Sunday. The thrilled winner was Carolyn Bewalda.

The Martha’s Kitchen folk made almost $135.00. Mar-tha’s Kitchen main focus is to supply funeral lunches for the family members of the deceased. There were a lot of

wonderful goodies baked by these dedicated ladies.

Lenten Retreat in Spanish 9AM-12PM

In the Parish Hall

Led by Msgr. Carlos Romero

A morning of reflection:

How Lent leads us to Conversion and Reconciliation

All are welcome to attend.

are currently in the process of recording his sophomore album, which will be released later this year.

This is an all ages, family event. Tickets are on sale in advance for $10 and $15 at the door.

Please contact Ogie in the Youth Ministry office, 825-9611, x108, for any additional information and to get tickets. We can even take credit or debit cards!

ATTENTION!! All music fans,

The Ike Ndolo Band is returning to Tucson, live in concert! March 27th, 2012 at Saint Thomas the Apos-tle Catholic Church.

Ike Ndolo is a nationally known worship leader and musician, who has performed for thousands around the country. He has performed and led worship at the Steubenville Youth Conferences, National Catholic Youth Conference, Tucson YouthFest and at the National March for Life in Washington D.C. Ike is based out of Phoenix and has worked closely with Life Teen, as well as with Adore Ministries, Arise Ministries and Nameless Ministries.

Ike's blue infused, rock driven brand of worship is impossible to resist, and his reflective songs also create a prayerful connection with GOD. His debut album, "We Are the Beggars", received critical acclaim, and is currently available on iTunes, anywhere records are sold, and will be for sale at the show. Ike & the band

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All Middle School Students

Are invited to join us on

Monday, March 12

@ 6PM

in the Parish Hall

Not your AVERAGE Youth Ministry group,

Come check us out!

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YOUTH CORNER

Join us for Family Mass NEXT WEEKEND Sunday, March 11, 11am Mass

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Prayer Shawl Group News

Prayer Shawl Ministry Do you enjoy knitting? Would you like to meet

some active parish members? Join us on Monday, March 5 at 1pm.

Santa Catalina has a ministry in which women (men are welcome, too) of the parish knit or crochet shawls and pray when they are creat-ing the item. These shawls are then given to

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PARISH SOCIAL GROUPS & CLASSES

Divine Mercy Cenacle following the morning Mass. We extend an invitation to everyone who is interested in joining us as we come to-gether in faithfulness to Christ's call to pray & make known His message of mercy and the many blessings &

A new Divine Mercy cenacle, prayer & study group, is in the formation process. This group meets the

2nd Tuesday of each month

promises, given to St. Faustina and to those who venerate and pray the Chap-let of Divine Mercy.

Please call Stan Lasota at 825-9135 or Linda Meissner at 818-1837 for more

Save the date: PARISH WIDE PICNIC

COMING APRIL 22 Come join your parish family for a great Sunday afternoon full of great food and drink, entertainment, games and contests. Thanks to the united efforts of many of our ministries and talented parishioners, we're able to go over the top with something for everybody, young, not so young, and anywhere in between. From sizzling burgers and hotdogs, 40's, 50's, 60's and 70's music by Gus D'Oldie, jump-ing castle, FR. LARRY and OGIE in the DUNKING TANK , and sooo much more, this is one parish event you won't want to miss! So mark your calendars NOW for Sunday, April 22 and please stay tuned for more details as the picnic draws closer!!! God Bless, Parish Picnic Committee

During all the Fridays of Lent, Stations of the Cross will begin

at 5pm in the Memorial Garden.

A Soup and Bread supper will be served at 6pm in the Parish Hall

following the Stations.

For more information, call the Pastoral Center office.

Lent has started - Stations, Soup and Bread are on!

The Knights of Columbus

St. Patrick's Day Celebration Saturday, March 17 at 6pm,

After the 5pm Mass, in the Parish Hall

There will be a traditional Irish dinner, music , prizes and more.

Tickets on Sale NOW! $17 per person, purchase your tickets at the Knights of Columbus table after all Masses

or in the Pastoral Office.

Only a limited amount of tickets will be sold.

those in nursing centers, hospice, grieving indi-viduals and whoever we feel could benefit from them. All are welcome. For information, contact Judy Rossman at 825-9611, ext 104.

Yarn donations are always appreciated!

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COMMUNITY NEWS

Serenity Retreat

CATHOLIC RETREAT FOR YOUNG SINGLES (CRYS) "Catholic..Single..21-40? Please join us for our fall retreat - a weekend of reflection, devotion, & fellowship at the beautiful Mount Claret. March 30-April 1. There is a $75 for EARLY registration (before March 5th) and $90 there-after. For more info please call Margarita: 623-693-8913 or visit http://www.crysretreats.com." Lenten Journey in Scrip-ture — On Thursdays, March 8 ,22, and 29 from 11:30am - 1pm at St. Cyril’s Parish Activity Cen-ter, 4725 E. Pima. Pre-sented by Sr. Jane Eschweiler and Peggy Guerrero of the Jordan

Ministry Team. Bring your lunch! Come for one or for all. For more info call, 623-2563. Be Inspired, Be Informed, Be Encouraged – BE THERE! Our Bishop has just two words for us about the “Co-Workers in the Vineyard” Conference that will take place at the Tucson Con-vention Center March 15-17. Bishop Kicanas says, “BE THERE!” With 80 workshops, local experts from right here in the Diocese of Tucson, and nationally known speakers and presenters, “Co-Workers” has some-thing for everyone – every-one who is seriously

Catholic, everyone who wants to grow in our Faith. You will be inspired, you will be informed and you will be encouraged! All you have to do is BE THERE! Register today! Contact the parish office or visit www.workersvineyard.com to register and for com-plete details about work-shops, speakers and pre-senters. SEAS LENTEN MISSION -COME JOIN US for our 2012 LENTEN PARISH MISSION with Fr. Greg Adolf. For three Spirit-filled days, March 12-14, (after the 9:00 AM Daily Mass and at 7:00 PM in the evening), Fr. Greg Adolf, pastor of St. Andrew the Apostle Parish in Sierra Vista and well-known Re-treat Director, will lead us through a prayerful prepa-ration for the celebration of the Lord's Passion and Holy Week, The Retreat will have teaching, quiet reflection, and prayer -- and an invitation to pray the Rosary as you perhaps have never prayed it be-fore! If you are looking for a "faith lift" this is a won-derful opportunity!"

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I AM …worthy of love. Saturday, March 17, 9am-4pm Redemptorist Renewal Center The number of people who deep down don’t believe they are lovable seems to be reaching epidemic proportions to-day. We shackled ourselves with these negative beliefs and then we attracted negativity and pain into our lives through these miserable beliefs. That's the bad news. Now here's the good news: We can let go of these old nega-tive believes and develop new positive beliefs. We can take an honest look at ourselves and choose to believe we are wonderfully made by God.

If you are tired of being your own worst enemy, come learn how to be-come your own best friend. When you become the best thing that ever hap-pened to you, all of the world will fol-low suit!

$35, includes lunch and materials. Call 744·3400 for reservations. Pre-sented by, Charlie WehrIey, C.Ss.R., Serenity Retreat Director.

Knights of Columbus - Pro Life Committee The love of God has no exceptions. The command He gives us to “Love one another as I have loved

you.” [John 15:12] The Christian is not free to discriminate or to exclude anyone from his or her love. Such exclusion is incompatible with the love of God Himself. This is the basis for saying that no innocent human life may ever be

deliberately destroyed. This is the root and source of the unchanging truth that no abortion is ever justified.

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SCCC Schedule of Events = Mass Intention

Saturday, March 3 8AM-1PM — St. Vincent de Paul Council Retreat, Marian Room 5PM Mass — Fr. Wiest w/ Deacon preaching For Fred Hickey (d) - Garnett Hickey

Deuteronomy 26:16-19 — Psalm 119:1-2,4-5,7-8 — Matthew 5:43-48

Sunday, March 4 7AM Mass — Fr. Wiest w/ with Deacon preaching

For the Intentions of the Parish 7AM-3PM — Life Day for Teens, Marian Room 8-10AM — RCIA, Cholla Room 9AM Mass — Fr. Wiest For Bill Devereux (d) - Father Henry Miller, Assembly #2308 11AM Mass — Fr. Chapa For Mariette Carleton (d) - the Breakfast Club 12:30PM Mass (Spanish) Fr. Chapa For Jose Alday (d) - the Alday Esquer Family 12:30-2PM — 1st Communion Class 3-3:45PM — Lectio Divina Bible Study 5PM Mass — Fr. Modeen For Herb Bonnet (d) - SG3

Genesis 22:1-2,9-13,15-18 — Psalm 116:10,15-19 — Mark 9:2-10

Monday, March 5 8AM-12PM — Day of Reflection for Liturgical Ministers, Parish Hall 10AM-1PM — St. Vincent De Paul, Cholla Room 10AM-12PM — The Gospel of John with Dr. Halligan, Catalina Room 10:30AM-12PM — Cinco de Mayo Planning Mtg, Cholla Room 1-2PM — Computer Class, Mesquite Room 1-2PM — Prayer Shawl Ministry 6-7:30PM — RE Classes, 6-8th Grades in the Mesquite and Ocotillo Rooms 6-8PM — Spanish Prayer Group, Cholla Room 6:30-8:00PM — Confirmation - Yr.1, Saguaro Room 6:30-8:30PM — Knights of Columbus General Meeting, Catalina Room

Daniel 9:4-10 — Psalm 79:8-9,11-13 — Luke 6:36-38

Tuesday, March 6 8AM Mass — Fr. Sanders For Dee Boynes (d) - Verne Boynes 1-8:30PM — Church Directory Portrait Sittings, Pastoral Center 5-8PM — Knights of Columbus New Member Orientation, Parish

Isaiah 1:10,16-20 — Psalm 50:8-9,16-17,21,23 — Matthew 23:1-12

Wednesday, March 7 8AM Mass — Fr. Bob Brazaskas For Ted Pergantis (d) - Ginny Pergantis 8:45-11AM — Eucharistic Adoration 10AM-12PM — The Gospel of John with Dr. Halligan, Catalina Room 10AM-1PM — St. Vincent De Paul, Marian Room 11-6:30PM — Church Directory Portrait Sittings, Pastoral Center 4-5:30PM — RE Classes, K-5th grades, Meet in the Parish Hall 5-6PM — Spanish Choir Practice, Church

Dates to Remember

Every Friday, during Lent

+ =

5PM - Stations of the Cross, Memorial Garden

6PM - Soup & Bread Dinner, Parish Hall

“We are Called” Monday, March 5, in the Parish Hall, Liturgi-

cal Ministers Day of Reflections with luncheon following.

Church Directory Portrait Sittings March 6-17, to schedule your

appointment call the Parish Office, 825-9611, this week.

Family Mass Sunday, March 11, 11am Mass

St. Patrick’s Day Mass & Dinner Saturday, March 17, 6pm in

the Parish Hall

Knights of Columbus Breakfast

Sunday, March 25 after all morn-ing Masses.

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Thursday, March 8 8AM Mass — Fr. Sanders

For the souls in Purgatory - Dr. Henry & Mrs. Clare Scheuermann 9:30-11AM — Lenten Series - Catholicism, Catalina Room 9:30AM-5PM — Church Directory Portrait Sittings, Pastoral Center 10AM-1PM — St. Vincent De Paul, Marian Room 1:30-2:30 — Photo Editing/Sharing Computer Class, Saguaro Room 4-5:30PM — Al-Anon Meeting, Marian Room 7-8:30PM — AA Meeting, Marian Room 7-8:30PM — New Testament Series, Dr. Halligan, Catalina Room

Jeremiah 17:5-10 — Psalm 1:1-4,6 — Luke 16:19-31

Friday, March 9 PARISH OFFICE CLOSED

8AM Mass — Fr. Coury. For John Dugan (d) - Kathy & Steve Curran 9:30AM-5PM — Church Directory Portrait Sittings, Pastoral Center 5PM — Stations of the Cross, Memorial Garden 6PM — Bread & Soup Dinner, Parish Hall

Genesis 37:3-4,12-13,17-28 — Psalm 105:16-21 — Matthew 21:33-43,45-46

Saturday, March 10 9-11AM — RCIA, Church 9AM-12PM — Hispanic Ministry Lenten Retreat, Saguaro Room 9:30AM-5PM — Church Directory Portrait Sittings, Pastoral Center 5PM Mass — Fr. Wiest For Mariette Carleton (d) - the Breakfast Club

Micah 7:14-15,18-20 — Psalm 103:1-4,9-12 — Luke 15:1-3,11-32

Sunday, March 11 7AM Mass — Fr. Wiest

For the Intentions of the Parish 8-10AM — RCIA, Cholla Room 9AM Mass — Fr.Coury w/ Deacon assisting

For Lorraine Metzler (d) - the Knights of Columbus #12345 11AM Mass — Fr. Coury

For Jessie DeVito (d) - the Walter & Grace McCulloch 12:30PM Mass (Spanish) Fr. Tadeo

For Jose Alday (d) - the Alday Esquer Family 12:30-2PM — 1st Communion Class 3-3:45PM — Lectio Divina Bible Study 5PM Mass — Fr. Modeen

For Virginia Alves (d) - Anne Rosenfeld 6-8PM — LifeTeen Night, Marian & Agave Rooms

Exodus 20:1-17 — Psalm 19:8-11 — John 2:13-25

Wednesday, March 7, con’t 6:30-8PM — Youth Confirmation Y2, Saguaro Room 6:30-8:30PM — 9AM & Combined Choir Practice, Church 6:30-8:30PM — Spirit of Motherhood Class meeting, Parish Center 7-8:30PM — RCIA, Catalina Room

Jeremiah 18:18-20 — Psalm 31:5-6,14-16 — Matthew 20:17-28

Parish Classes & Group Meetings Every Sunday, 3PM, Marian Room

LECTIO DIVINA SCRIPTURE STUDY Stop by and study the Sunday read-ings.

Every Monday, 1-2PM, Cholla Room

COMPUTER CLASS FOR BEGINNERS Bring your laptop and your questions. We will be answering questions brought to the class.

Every First Monday, 1-2PM, Catalina Room

PRAYER SHAWL GROUP A knitting and crocheting prayer group. All are welcome to attend.

Sunday, March 11, 12PM

SASSY SOLOS GROUP Day at the Races, Post-Time 1pm. We will meet at the home of Jane Haw-kins. RSVP to 488-9651.

Every Second Tuesday, 9AM, Mesquite Room

DIVINE MERCY CENACLE Prayer and study group.

Every First/Third Tuesday 1:30-3:30PM, Cholla Room

ARTS & CRAFTS CLASS FOR SENIORS Learn new art skills. Art supplies are provided. Bring a friend.

Every Wednesday, Until March 28, 6:30-8:30PM, Parish Center

SPIRIT OF MOTHERHOOD This small group shares common “mom” experiences while growing closer to each other and God.

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