ST. JUDE CATHOLIC CHURCH OCTOBER 9, 2016 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE

MASS INTENTIONS AND READINGS

SAT 10/8 Gal 3:22-29; Ps 105; Lk 11:27-28 8:15am

5:30 pm INT Mechtild Boles/Helena Mendzef INT Robert Stein/Rick & Elise Phillips

7:30pm Special Intention – Mass in Spanish

SUN 10/9 8:00am

10:30am

12:15pm 5:30pm

2 Kgs 5:14-17; Ps 98; 2 Tm 2:8-13; Lk 17:11-19 †Chris Takemoto/Cahill Family †Patricia Ann Weber/Bob & Jeannine Mullins †Christopher Guido/Trinos Family St Jude Parishioners

MON 10/10 Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31—5:1; Ps 113; Lk 11:29-32

8:15am †Corrine Swanson/Family

TUE 10/11 Gal 5:1-6; Ps 119; Lk 11:37-41 8:15am †Howard Jabaley/Bob & Rosalie Kozloski

WED 10/12 Gal 5:18-25; Ps 1; Lk 11:42-46

8:15am INT Elizabeth Ann Borash/Rick & Elise Phillips

7:00pm

†Berto Chauncey/Matt & Mary Givens

THU 10/13 Eph 1:1-10; Ps 98; Lk 11:47-54 8:15am

FRI 10/14 8:15am

SAT 10/15 8:15am

5:30pm 7:30pm

SUN 10/16 8:00am 10:30am 12:15pm 5:30pm

†Mary McGuff/Anna & Frank Anthony Eph 1:11-14; Ps 33; Lk 12:1-7 †Howard Jabaley/Jerry & Peggy Violette Eph 1:15-23; Ps 8; Lk 12:8-12 †Charlie Dickmeyer/Roger & Kathleen Preston †Ed Westhoff/Star Regan Special Intention – Mass in Spanish Ex 17:8-13; Ps 121; 2 Tm 3:14—4:2; Lk 18:1-8 †Gary Flerchinger/Vickie Givens †Casimir Barczynski/Ann & Harry Hartman †Howard Jabaley/Kathy Parsons St. Jude Parishioners

LECTORS: October 15-16

Sat 5:30pm Mary Beth Welch Sun 8:00am John Lunn 10:30am Jim Kennedy 12:15pm Greg Howard 5:30pm Richard Buhrman

ALTAR SERVERS: October 15-16

Sat 5:30pm S Westhoff, P Westhoff, M Madonia Sun 8:00am S Fuller, A Hislar, S Johnson 10:30am R Mroz, E Steere, A Carpenter 12:15pm M McGann, M McGann, A McGann

5:30pm B Bacher, P Osborne, A Dant 

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS: October 15-16

Sat 5:30pm V Baltz, D & M Doebler, J & P Ingram, G Schrodt Sun 8:00am L & L Burke, M Greene, N Leo, A & G Salatka 10:30am B, M, T Bombassi, R Lovelace, E Pelton, J Taylor 12:15pm M Bautista, B McConnell, D Picard, K & P Schulz, A Wheeler

5:30pm R Buhrman, B & N Byrne, M Dement, K Parsons

If you are an EM and would like to receive an EMAIL schedule, please write to stjudeemschedule@gmail.com.

CONTACT PARISH OFFICE REGARDING

ADORATION -- Monday through Friday, 6am (or 9am for Summer Schedule) to 9pm, in the Chapel. Sign up for a weekly hour or drop in anytime.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK – Anyone entering the hospital or in serious ill health may be anointed.

BAPTISM – Parents must attend a baptismal preparation class before having their first child baptized.

CATHOLIC CONNECTION – For adult Catholics who have been Baptized but not Confirmed, or who are Confirmed but inactive or not fully practicing.

CONFIRMATION – Classes are required and begin in September. Must be 5th grade or older. Call parish office for more info.

FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED – If you would benefit from using a hearing assistance device, please see an usher before Mass or contact the Parish Office during the week.

MATRIMONY – Four-month notice required.

PARISH RELIGIOUS ED (PRE) – For 4-year-old preschoolers through 8th graders.

RCIA/INQUIRY CLASSES – For non-Catholics who would like to learn about the Catholic Faith.

ROSARY – Prayed daily in Chapel after the 8:15am Mass, after 7pm Mass for Vocations on the second Monday of each month, and at 3pm on the first Saturday (Patriotic).

YOUTH – Contact Irene Scoggins irenescoggins@gmail.com; or 596-0053. www.stjudechattanooga.org/youthministry/index.html

VOCATIONS CHALICE

Volunteers needed! If you or your family would like to take the vocations chalice home for a week and pray for religious vocation during that time, please contact the parish office.

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THIS WEEK AT ST. JUDE

Sunday, October 9 Coffee/Donuts after 8:00, 10:30, 12:15 Masses PLC 10:30am Children’s Liturgy of the Word Library 11:00am Choir Practice for 12:15 Mass Library 4:30pm Choir Practice for 5:30 Mass Church

Monday, October 10 3:30pm Legion of Mary (Youth) Library Tuesday, October 11 10:00am Bridge Hwd A 5:00pm Line Dance SH 6:00pm World of Hope Hwd B 7:00pm Council of Catholic Women PLC Wednesday, October 12 9:00am All Things Catholic Dupree 6:30pm St Monica Novena Chapel 7:30pm 12:15 Choir Practice Church Thursday, October 13 7:00pm Rosary Makers Library Friday, October 14 9:00am Legion of Mary (Adults) Library

Saturday, October 15 9:00am Church Cleaning Church 9:00am Schoenstatt-1 Hwd A Sunday, October 16 10:30am Children’s Liturgy Library 11:00am Choir Practice (12:15 choir) Library 1:30pm Secular Discalced Carmelites Library 4:30pm Choir Practice (5:30 choir) Church

MONTHLY MASSES & ROSARIES

Monday, Oct 10 at 6:30pm Mass for Vocations Monday, Oct 10 at 7:15pm Rosary for Vocations Saturday, Nov 5, at 3:00 pm Praying for America Sunday, Nov 6, at 5:30pm Youth Mass Friday, Nov 4, at 5:30pm First Friday Mass

SPIRITUAL LIFE

To add, remove or restore a family member’s name, please call the Parish Office

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK

Maria Alder, Kathryn Arnold, Colleen Avery, Ave Bareham, Shelly Benjamin, Meri-Kay Bertin, Tom Black, Landyn Bomar, Elizabeth Booth, Bruce Born, Fr. Joe Brando, Mary Braun, Brown, Susie Brown, Andy Buenda, Ben Byrne, Nancy Byrne, Tom Cain, Gertrude Camacho, Elizabeth Carver, Michael Casey, Margaret Christnacht, Claire Coffey, Mary Coleman, Bernie Coombes, Dorothy Cunningham, Jose DeGuzman, Edward DeVasher, Earl Diehl, Scott Douglas, Mavis Dove, Cliff Durham, Marilyn Dyer, Brian Fischer, Regina Fountain, Evelyn Gabor, Renae Gajownik, Emily Ghasemi, Victoria Goduco, Dennis Greenwood, Glen Griffiths, Ann Hammers, Bernadette Hemeyer, Paula Horne, Alex Hubbard, Amy C. Jacob, John Jessry, Martha Knee, John Lanaman, Joanie Lee, Marjorie Lichner, Tony Lichner, Evalina Lincoln, Victoria Lincoln, Campbell Long, Marie Lunn, Taylor Lunn, Theresa McAndrews, Dale McCaa, Trinity Meade, Michael Monteith, Ed Moore, Sandra O’Connor George O’Dell, Martha O’Neill (mother of Fr. John O’Neill), Charles Plant, Jose Que Pua, Tina Puleo, John Purvis, Rebecca Randolph, Frank Rogers, Miryan Rojas, Renee Russell, Christina Salamone, Monsignor George Schmidt, Gail Schrodt, Matilda Sesko, Theresa Slaughter, Gary Spaniak, Mary Stangarone, Lisa & Glenda Tomasiello, Robert Weekly, Brian White, Susan White, Mariah Wilcox, Carolyn Williams, Victoria Wing, Debbie Worley, James Wright, Leanna Young, Ellen Zahorec.

FOR OUR SERVICE MEN & WOMEN

Thomas Bazemore, Richard Bryant, John Cain III, Matthew Cain, Jessica Campbell, Eric Flerchinger, William Garza, Joseph Gaston, Samuel Hunter, Michael Knee, Luke Lewis, Stephen McGrath, Thomas McGrath, Louie Parks, Erin Cain Poe Prayer Requests entered into the book in the chapel are prayed for each weekday by the Rosary Group. For Emergency Requests Only, call Prayer Help Line volunteers Vicki Baltz (842-6094), Sharon Moss (875-2230), or Theresa Slaughter (842-7890).

FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOULS OF

Simone Gregoire Mother of Christine Zaloum

Dorina Evans Sister of Sharon Moss

ADORATION OF BLESSED SACRAMENT

The chapel is open for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Monday through Friday from 6am-9pm. Drop in anytime or, if you would like to schedule a weekly hour, contact Sharon Moss at 875-2230.

ST. JUDE CATHOLIC CHURCH OCTOBER 9, 2016 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE

PARISH LIFE

A NOTE FROM CLAIRE

I wish to thank Fr. Charlie and the St. Jude Parishioners for your prayers and well wishes during my convalescent period since April. Please continue to pray for me during my therapy period. If fortunate and God wills, it will be two more months. Also I thank the Legion of Mary and Eucharistic Ministers for providing me with daily Eucharist. May God bless you all. – Claire Coffey

GOOD SAMARITAN COLLECTION

This month’s collection is for the Partnership for Families, Children and Adults. Many household items are needed such as, blankets, sheets, wash cloths, dishes, alarm clocks, tools, can openers, pots and pans, silverware, extension cords. The full list is numerous and is included with the grocery bags. If you would like to help with this collection, please take a bag with you (from the vestibule) and return it next weekend with any of the items you can donate. Thank you for helping with this need.

RCIA “COME AND SEE” SESSIONS

The St. Jude Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is pleased to announce that the final two Come and See sessions for those who might be interested in

joining the Catholic Church have been scheduled. They will take place on Wed, Oct 12, at 7:00 pm, and Sun, Oct 16, after the 10:30 am Mass (11:30ish). Both sessions will be held in the Parish Life Center. These gatherings will be informal discussion and show-and-tell sessions centered on the Catholic faith, and the questions and comments that arise from within the group. A recent participant in the RCIA program will give a witness talk about their personal experience and journey to becoming Catholic, after which they will take questions from the group. For more information, please contact the parish office at 423-870-2386, or contact the RCIA Coordinator, Deacon Butch Feldhaus, at bfeldhaus@stjudechattanooga.org.

PARISH LIFE

COATS FOR CHRISTMAS October 8-9, 15-16, 22-23

The Knights of Columbus are collecting Coats, Jackets, Sweaters, Hoodies, Toiletries, New Socks and New

Underwear, along with any donations after Mass on the first four weekends in October. The needs for adult sizes are particularly important!!! Please put in collection boxes in vestibule. All proceeds (donations) will go to the following organizations: Chattanooga Homeless Center, Ladies of Charity, TN of Veteran Affairs, St Vincent De Paul Society.

COFFEE AND DONUTS October 9

Coffee and donuts will be served in the Parish Life Center today after the 8:00, 10:30 and 12:15 Masses. All are invited to come and enjoy the companionship of your parish family.

ST JUDE COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN

October 11

Join us Tuesday night Oct 11, at 7:00 pm in the Parish Life Center for a presentation by Second Life of

Chattanooga that is working with our state and community organizations to educate us on how the evil of human trafficking is invading our cities and state, and to find solutions for those rescued from trafficking to heal. Awareness is the first

step toward eradicating human sex trafficking. Come and learn what is being called the new modern day slavery.

Put on your calendars: Tues, Nov 8 - NEW TIME for this meeting with pot luck dinner 6:00 p.m. Book discussion follow-up by Barbara Golder – We will meet to discuss Dying for Revenge with the author and give her feedback on the characters in the series she has begun. If you were not able to come to her Book Signing and purchase the book, it is available on Amazon.com.

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PARISH LIFE

SMOKED KIELBASA Order until Oct 12

When Fr. Charlie visits his family in Pennsylvania in October, he’ll be making his usual stop at Urbaniak’s Meat Market in Erie, PA. If you would like him to bring you some smoked kielbasa (Polish sausage), you can place a PREPAID order at the parish office. Each “stick” is a little larger than a hot dog and costs $2. Last date to order: Oct. 12; pick up date: Oct. 21.

POPCORN SALE October 15-16

St. Jude Cub Scout Pack 3172 will be selling popcorn after all Masses on the weekend of Oct 15-16 as part of their annual fundraiser.

THE BLOODMOBILE IS COMING!

October 23

On Sun, Oct 23, St Jude parish will sponsor a blood drive from 9am – 2pm in the church parking lot. Our parish has always been very generous in donating, and the blood supply is at an all-time low. Won’t you please consider giving in this very special way? Information and sign up times are posted in the church vestibule. Some walk-in times might also be available. Thanks for your generous support!

PARISH LIFE

OLIVE WOOD SALE October 22-23

Our brothers and sisters representing the Bethlehem Christian Families, a nonprofit organization through Land of Peace, will be with us the weekend of Oct 22-23 speaking about the Christian situation in the Holy Land and selling crucifixes, religious art work, and rosaries – all made of olive wood, native to Israel and Bethlehem. Since tourism has greatly depleted, Christian families in the Holy Land, who depend on tourists, have been greatly affected. The goal of this mission is to build a Charitable Hospital in Bethlehem and help the poor and needy families in Bethlehem and Jerusalem. For more info, visit our website: www.landofpeace.organdbcfmission.com.

PARISH PICNIC October 29

St. Jude Annual (and free!) Parish Picnic is set for Oct 29, 12 to 5pm. Please see the bulletin insert for more info and

registration form for the Craft & Hobby Show. For questions or to volunteer, contact Kyra in the parish office.

FAITH FORMATION CLASSES and HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP

Faith formation Classes that include confirmation prep are offered for Grades 9-12. We will continue to meet every Sunday at 6.30pm in the youth room (above Gym). This program is combined with the High School Youth group and ministry within a fun and game- filled evening. Dinner and drinks provided. Come join this group that is growing fast!

HOSPITAL HOSPITALITY

Thanks to Mona Bombassi, who contributed to this ministry during the month of September. Each month a group or family agrees to buy packaged, single-portioned snacks and drop them off on Wed mornings at the Memorial Hixon ER. If your family or ministry group would like to participate for a single week or an entire month, please call Claire at 875-2481.

GROUNDS KEEPERS October 15

The next Grounds Work Day will be Sat, Oct. 15. Thanks to all who come out each month to keep our landscape beautiful. Bring tools if you can.

CAN YOU HELP WITH MOWING?

There are some parcels for mowing available. If interested or for more info, please call Tom Picard in the parish office.

ST. JUDE CATHOLIC CHURCH OCTOBER 9, 2016 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE

PARISH LIFE

PARISH NURSERY

The parish Nursery, located in the lower level of the Parish Life Center, is available for infants through 5-year olds during the 10:30am Mass. The nursery is staffed by volunteer parents and is safe and fun! To learn more or to volunteer, call the parish office.

PARISH GUIDE BOOK SPONSORS

If you would like to advertise your business in the Parish Guide Book & Directory, please contact our sales rep, Paul Hamilton, at 678-462-6061 or at ham3244@gmail.com.

COMMUNITY LIFE

WHITE MASS October 15

Bishop Stika invites you to join him in celebrating a White Mass at the Basilica of Sts. Peter and Paul on Sat, Oct 15th at 11:00 am to honor and to pray for all who serve in the Health Care profession. A luncheon will follow Mass in Varallo Hall with a presentation by Fr. Jeff Kirby, STD, KHS on the subject of “Conscience in Health Care.” Please RSVP for the luncheon with Barbara Golder, MD, JD at bhgmdjd@gmail.com. The Basilica is located on 214 East 8th St.

MORNINGS OF REFLECTION FOR COUPLES Nov 12, Nov 19, Jan 14

In light of the Jubilee Year of Mercy, the Office of Marriage Preparation and Enrichment will be hosting four Mornings of Reflection for Couples presented by Msgr. Al Humbrecht, Missionary Priest of Mercy. The host parishes are Holy Trinity

in Jefferson City on Saturday, November 12th, 2016, Saturday, November 19th, and St. Francis of Assisi in Fairfield Glade, and St. Stephen Church in Chattanooga on Saturday, January 14th, 2017. The event will be from 9 am until 1 pm and lunch will be provided. Cost is $20.00 per couple. For more information contact Marian Christiana at mchristiana@dioknox.org.

COMMUNITY LIFE

CATHOLIC CHARITIES

POST ABORTION HEALING OPPORTUNITIES

October 28-30

If you are experiencing emotional or spiritual difficulties from a past abortion, you are not alone. Catholic Charities is here to assist you with Rachel’s Vineyard healing and recovery retreat October 28 – 30 at the Christ Prince of Peace Retreat Center in Benton, TN. For more information, please contact Sandi Davidson (865) 776-4510 sandi@ccetn.org or Catherine McHugh (865) 696-7720 peace4lilith@aol.com.

If you aren’t able to commit to an entire weekend, the Sisters of Life are conducting a Post Abortion Day of Prayer and Healing for Women called, Entering Canaan. It will be held at the Christ Prince of Peace Retreat Center in Benton, TN on November 12. For more information, please contact Sisters of Life toll free at (866) 575-0075, or hopeandhealing@sistersoflife.org or Theresa Bonopartis at Lumina@postabortionhelp.org. Complete confidentiality is honored at all times for both opportunities.

27th ANNUAL BAKE SALE November 12 and 13

Chefs and bakers are needed to provide baked goods to sell in all the participating parishes. For more information call Betty Anne Neal at 423-267-1297.

PREGNANCY HELP CENTER

In honor of Respect Life month, please consider volunteering with Catholic Charities’ Pregnancy Help Center. We advocate for the unborn and promote life through healthier families. We need bilingual mentors, prayer warriors and baby store helpers. Call Sheri Fava at 423-826-0673 for more information.

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WEEKLY FINANCIAL REPORT

Fiscal Year: July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017 Total Budget: $3,016,000

Week 14 of 53

Weekly Needs (Based on budget) $ 58,000.00 Weekly Income (10-3-16) $ 57,989.71 $ (10.29)

YTD Needs $ 812,000.00 YTD Income $ 712,013.24 $ (99,986.76)

The gift you have received, give as a gift. Matthew 10:8

MAINTENANCE AND EMERGENCY FUND

The Maintenance and Emergency Fund is an outgrowth of the Journey Together Capital Campaign that ended in December 2013. All monies given to the fund are placed in reserve in a designated account for maintenance concerns (the second goal of the Journey Together campaign).

Maintenance & Emergency Fund Donations (10-3-16) $ 1,695.00 M & E Expenditures M & E Interest Earned Total in Savings Reserve M&E $ 447,315.29

Wherever your treasure lies, there your heart will be. Luke 12:34

TECHNOLOGY CONSULTING

“Human life must always be defended from its beginning in the womb and must be recognized as a gift of God that guarantees

the future of humanity.” - Pope Francis

Catholic Charities Pregnancy Services provides unconditional support,

information and aid to anyone facing an unplanned pregnancy. Through

our Earn While You Learn program, expectant parents learn how to

be effective moms and dads by studying topics such as:

Will you help us Respect Life? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

October is Respect Life Month… When we as Catholics join together to

celebrate, protect and nurture human life

at every stage of its existence.

360° of Hope for New Parents

- Pregnancy health - Labor & delivery

- Breastfeeding - Baby development

- Infant health & safety - Discipline of children

Catholic Charities of East Tennessee currently

operates 3 Pregnancy Help Centers in Knoxville,

LaFollette and Chattanooga, but we are ready to

GROW! We plan to open centers in Johnson

City (Fall 2016) and Jellico (Hopefully in early

2017). Can you help us sustain & grow to help

families both today and tomorrow?

With each class, parents earn “Baby Bucks”

to shop in our store for essential

baby items such as car seats, portable

cribs, baby supplies & clothing.

Please detach and return to:

Catholic Charities of East Tennessee

119 Dameron Avenue | Knoxville, TN 37917

$500

$250 $100 $50

$2,500 My Gift:

Other: $_______________

$5,000 $1,000

Name: ____________________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________

City/State/Zip: _____________________________________________

Phone: ____________________________________________________

Email: ____________________________________________________

* Please Make Checks Payable to

Catholic Charities of East Tennessee

or donate online at www.ccetn.org

TECHNOLOGY CONSULTING

“La vida humana debe ser defendida siempre, desde el vientre materno, reconociendo en ella un don de Dios y una garantía

del futuro de la humanidad.” - Papa Francisco

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Octubre es el mes de “Respeto de la Vida”…

Nosotros como Católicos nos unimos para

celebrar, proteger y cuidar la vida

humana en cada etapa de su existencia.

360° de Esperanza para Nuevos Padres

- Salud en el embarazo - Trabajo de parto

- Lactancia materna - Desarrollo del bebé

- Salud y seguridad del bebé - Disciplina de los niños

Caridades Católicas del Este de TN actualmente tiene

3 centros de ayuda en Knoxville, LaFollette y

Chattanooga, ¡pero estamos listos para CRECER!

Tenemos planeado abrir centros en Johnson City

(Otoño 2016) y Jellico (esperamos abrirlo a principios

del año 2017). Nos puedes ayudar a mantenernos y

crecer para ayudar a las familias de hoy y mañana?

Los servicios de embarazo de Caridades Católicas del Este de TN ofrecen ayuda

incondicional, información y recursos a cualquiera que enfrenta un embarazo no

planeado. A través de nuestro programa Gana Mientras Aprendes, futuros madres y

padres aprenden cómo ser madres y padres efectivos estudiando temas como :

Con cada clase, los padres obtienen “Baby Bucks”

para comprar en nuestra tienda cosas esenciales

para los niños como asientos para el auto, cunas

portátiles, artículos para el bebé y ropa.

Por favor, recortar y enviar a:

Catholic Charities of East Tennessee

119 Dameron Avenue | Knoxville, TN 37917 ¿Nos ayudarías a Respetar La Vida?

$500

$250 $100 $50

$2,500 Mi Contribución:

Otro: $_______________

$5,000 $1,000

Nombre: _________________________________________________

Dirección: ________________________________________________

Ciudad/Estado/Código postal: ________________________________

Teléfono: ________________________________________________

Correo electrónico: ________________________________________

* Por favor enviar los cheques a nombre

de Catholic Charities of East Tennessee

o depositar su contribución online en

www.ccetn.org

BULETIN EN ESPAÑOL PARROQUIA SAN JUDAS EN CHATTANOOGA 8-10-2016 930 Ashland Terrace, Chattanooga, TN 37415

Números de Teléfono y contactos Ministerio Hispano Horario Misa Padre Moisés (423) 870-2386 Sábados 5:30pm (ingles) Oficina: (423) 870-2386 (de 9:00AM a 4:00PM) Sábado 7.30pm (español) Fax: (423) 876-8960 Domingo 8.00am,10:30am,12:15pm,5:30pm (ingles) Email: info@stjudechattanooga.org Diaria 8:15am (Lunes a Sábado)(ingles) Web:www.stjudechattanooga.org Miércoles 7:00pm y Viernes 5:30pm (ingles)

Confesiones Miércoles 6:00pm

Requisitos para Sacramentos: Bautizos: Tomar las pláticas pre-bautismales para padres (registrados en la iglesia de San Judas) y padrinos (que los Padrinos sean Católicos y estén casados por la iglesia) y separar la fecha del bautismo con un mínimo de 3 meses de anticipación. * Pláticas Pre-bautismales para

padres y padrinos: Son a cargo de Alberto Rios por favor llamen a 423-355-0495 Confesiones: Todos los miércoles a las 6pm o Sábados a las 4pm, o por cita previa. Por favor noten que no todos sábados o miércoles hay confesiones en español. Hablen con las oficinas o con el Padre antes para asegurar que padre estará confesando si necesita que sea en español. Primera Comunión: La primera comunión se hace

en el segundo grado y requiere dos años se preparación. Por favor apunten a sus hijos para las clases en el primer grado. Clases son todos los miércoles entre septiembre y marzo a las 6.30pm

Clases de Formacion de Fe (INCLUYE CONFIRMACION) Y GRUPO JUEVNIL DE HIGH SCHOOL que incluye confirmacion se ofrecen

para grados 7-12. Grados 9-12 se reuno todos los domingos de 6.30pm a 8pm. Grados 7-8 se reune todos los miercoles de 6pm a 7.30pm. Los dos grupos se ven en el salon Juvenil (arriba del gimnacio) Estos programas esta combinados con los grupos juevniles de la parroquia tanto de High School como VISIONS para Middle School! Los groupos de ministerio juvenile y formacion de fe (que incluye confirmacion) es para todos los jovenes de estos grados esten confirmados ya o no. Se hace atravez de una noche divertida con juegos, grupos pequeños. Venga y unase a este grupo todos bienvenidos. *Un miembro de la paroquia de St. Jude necesita costureras (o) con experiencia en costura de elástico en 4 direcciones, tejido de punto para coser ropa athletica para mujer. Puede trabajar desde su casa. Costureras(o) deben hablar Inglés. Si está interesado, por favor llame al 423-504-1132 para ablar con Teresa Le.

Servidores para misa del 10/15/2016 Lectores: Primera Lectura: Alicia

Segunda Lectura: Emilia Peticiones: Jacky Ministros:, Norma, Alberto, Minnie Alter Servers: Diana, Justin, Mariana

Información Monetaria “Porque donde esta vuestro tesoro, allí estará

también vuestro corazón” Lucas 12: 34

Collecta para 10/1/2016 Sobres 6 $74.00 Cheque suelto 2 $10..00 Haiti 1 $11.00 Dinero suelto $438.00

Homilia Son muchos los beneficios que a lo largo de la vida nos ha hecho el Señor: desde darnos la vida temporal y la eterna, pasando por limpiarnos la lepra del pecado con la Redención muriendo en la Cruz. Cuando damos gracias a Dios, estamos permitiendo que el Espíritu Santo, que habita en nuestros corazones desde el día del Bautismo, se exprese a través de nosotros del modo más adecuado. "El Espíritu Santo, enseña Juan Pablo II, está en el origen de la oración que refleja del modo más perfecto la relación existente entre las Personas divinas de la Trinidad: la oración de glorificación y de acción de gracias... Esta oración estaba en boca de los Apóstoles el día de Pentecostés, cuando anunciaban 'las maravillas de Dios' (Hch 2,11). Lo mismo acaeció en la casa del centurión Cornelio cuando, durante el discurso de Pedro, los presentes recibieron el 'don del Espíritu Santo' y 'glorificaba a Dios' (Hch 10,45-47)".Jesús manifestó su sorpresa cuando sólo uno de los diez curados volvió para darle las gracias: "¿No han quedado limpios los diez?; los otros nueve, ¿dónde están?" "Ciertamente, dice S. Máximo De Turín, correspondemos a los beneficios divinos cuando confesamos haberlos recibido. De otro modo, si

cuando los recibimos callamos y los echamos en olvido, por ingratos e indignos de tanta generosidad, nos privamos de la oportunidad de recurrir en la tribulación ante Dios cuyos beneficios no reconocimos, y pues no fuimos capaces de dar gracias en la prosperidad, quedamos incapacitados para acudir a Dios en la adversidad. Y así, por perezosos para alabar en tiempos de bonanza, habremos de llorar los peligros en tiempos de tormenta".La Iglesia nos enseña a dar gracias a Dios también cuando llegan las contrariedades, la enfermedad, y no vemos entonces la mano de Dios -etiam ignotis, que ignoramos que también vienen de Él- que quiere otorgarnos un beneficio mayor como le sucedió a este leproso que, junto al beneficio de la curación, añadió el de la fe en Jesucristo: Levántate, vete; tu fe te ha salvado."Es justo y necesario, es nuestro deber y salvación, darte gracias siempre y en todo lugar, Señor" (Prefacio), pero especialmente en la Comunión Eucarística. "Te adoro con devoción, Dios escondido, le decimos a Jesús en la intimidad de nuestro corazón. En esos momentos, dice F. F. Carvajal, hemos de frenar las impaciencias y permanecer recogidos con Dios que nos visita. Nada hay en el mundo más importante que prestar a ese Huésped el honor y la atención que se merece".

Consejo Espiritual “5 consejos sorprendentemente sencillos para

volver a tus hijos más creativos” ¿Cómo estimular la creatividad de los niños? Psicólogos y especialistas en desarrollo infantil sugieren dejar de lado la ansiedad y el exceso de atención y dar más libertad a los niños para que ellos mismos descubran lo que realmente les interesa.“Ser adulto significa ocupar el propio tiempo con actividades que nos hacen felices. Y esto es lo que tienes que enseñar a tus hijos”, afirma Lyn Fry, psicóloga infantil de Londres, sobre el sentido de la preparación que los papás deben dar a los niños. zSegún el psicoanalista Adam Phillips, la “capacidad de aburrirse le permite al niño crecer”, ya que el tedio vuelve posible contemplar la vida y analizarla, en vez de pasar por ella sin parar a pensar sobre lo que sucede. Para él, los niños necesitan disponer de tiempo libre para descubrir lo que realmente les gusta y lo que más les interesa. El tedio es fundamental para ese descubrimiento.Cristiana De Ranieri, psicóloga clínica del Hospital Bambino Gesù, de Roma, ofreció a Aleteia algunos consejos útiles para estimular la creatividad de los niños.“Nuestros hijos, muchas veces, tienen una vida muy ocupada. La simple idea de que ellos puedan experimentar momentos de tedio y de vacío atemoriza a los

papás. Los padres piensan que eso sería una señal de desatención, un no rellenar la vida de los niños. Pero si los niños tienen todo, ellos activan con menos frecuencia actividades cognitivas como el deseo, la curiosidad”. A continuación los consejos prácticos de la especialista: “Sí” al tedio-Tener la oportunidad de estar aburrido ayuda a tu hijo a crecer. Los momentos de tedio estimulan la mente a buscar algo que rompa la molestia, a encontrar algo interesante, estimulando así el deseo y, por lo tanto, colocando la mente en movimiento.--Cosas sencillas-Los niños se “recargan” haciendo cosas poco programadas, poco estructuradas, banales. ¿Un ejemplo? Jugar con el abuelo, pintar, redescubrir juegos viejos que estaban olvidados en un rincón… y hasta quedar varios minutos simplemente sin hacer nada.--No tener miedo al tiempo libre-El niño tiene una dimensión del tiempo diferente a la nuestra. Él acoge con interés los estímulos y los papás necesitan ofrecerles las condiciones para entender esos estímulos. Para ello, el tiempo libre es fundamental. ¿Qué te gusta hacer?-Es igualmente fundamental estimular al niño para que piense lo que le gustaría hacer. Esto lo impulsa a descubrir lo que le interesa, sin programaciones ni orientaciones previas.--Hacer cosas juntos-Muchos papás compran juguetes de todo tipo para sus hijos… Pero no juegan con ellos. Es necesario darles a los niños la oportunidad de estar con los papás también a la hora de jugar, compartiendo con ellos experiencias agradables..Inteligencia y estímulos. ¿El niño que entrena la mente de esa forma es más listo que los demás? La psicóloga observa: “No es la ‘cantidad’ de inteligencia lo que distingue a los niños, sino la activación de ‘gatillos emocionales’ o motivaciones diferentes. Ciertamente, estimular las actividades intelectuales y mentales diferentes es un incentivo para el desarrollo de una inteligencia más flexible y más activa”.Está claro que no se puede dejar al niño todo el tiempo sin hacer nada, o sólo haciendo lo que quiere. Los papás deben proporcionar a los hijos un amplio acceso a experiencias formativas y enriquecedoras, que incluyan actividades físicas, deportes en equipo, mucha vida en familia, mucha y generosa interacción con otros niños, convivencia con personas ancianas, contacto con animales de estimulación y con la naturaleza, incentivos al lenguaje y al aprendizaje espontáneo de idiomas, juegos que estimulen el conocimiento y el raciocinio, el contacto con la espiritualidad…Lo que no se puede es sobrecargar a los niños al punto de sofocarlos, privándolos del tiempo libre y… del tedio.