St. Cecilia Church ~ Iglesia Santa Cecilia

St. Cecilia Church ~ Iglesia Santa Cecilia
5105 SW Franklin Ave.
Beaverton, Or 97005 Phone:(503) 644-2619 Fax: (503) 626-7204
Web Site: www.stceciliachurch.org
November 20, 2016
PARISH STAFF
Rev. Cary Reniva, Pastor
Rev. Anthony Ahamefule, Parochial Vicar:
Adult Faith Programs
Baptisms
Deacon Bill Richardson, Hispanic Ministry
Cheryl Motal, Office Coordinator, ext. 160
Betsy Willing, Adult Faith Assistant, ext. 173
Erika Ascencio, Hispanic Assistant, ext. 161
Jim Cassinelli, Business Manager, ext. 164
Shelly Schultheis, Accountant, ext. 162
Michelle Hallett, ext. 178:
Development
Parish Events Coordinator
Armatus—Called to Protect
Jess Rios, Administrative Assistant, ext. 174
Noreen Soares, ext. 163:
Early Childhood Faith Formation
Amy Maris-Volf, Elem. Faith Formation, ext. 172
Amanda Jewett, ext. 171:
Youth & Young Adult Coordinator
Confirmation
Letty Rodriguez, ext. 2:
Spanish Religious Education
Joye Boone, ext. 170:
Welcome Ministry
Communion Visitors
Trevorr Price, Maintenance Supervisor
Daniel Garcia, Maintenance Assistant
SCHOOL
Sue Harris, Principal
Tami McIntyre, Registrar, ext. 110
MASS SCHEDULE
SATURDAY: 5:00pm (Vigil) ~ 7:00pm (Vigil – Spanish)
SUNDAY: 7:30am ~ 9:00am ~ 10:45am ~ 12:30pm ~ 2:30pm (Spanish)
WEEKDAYS : Monday through Saturday 8:00am
CONFESSIONS/CONFESIONES: Saturday/Sabado 8:40am - 10:00am ~ 3:30pm - 4:40pm
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PASTOR’S CORNER
WHAT “KINGDOM” DO YOU BELONG TO?
I usually write my article for the weekend bulletin on Tuesday evening as the bulletin
needs to be ready for printing by Wednesday so that they arrive in time for our weekend
Masses. As I write this article on this Tuesday evening, my heart and mind are still soaked in
deep sorrow and sadness from the funeral celebration that I had earlier this evening. This funeral was one of the most
difficult and piercing ones I have celebrated. It was a funeral with many “firsts” on my part: first funeral in the evening,
and the first funeral with two bodies present, a mother and her baby—Baby Ximena was held in the loving arms of her
mother, Elena. You probably heard last week on the local news of a 37-year old pregnant woman who was struck by a
car in a parking lot in Cedar Hills here in Beaverton. She and her family are part of our parish. It was a very somber
funeral liturgy—lots of silence as there were no words to enunciate the shock, the pain, sorrow of the family, friends
and parishioners. It is precisely in this unremitting pain and silence, where no words are enough to console us in our
grief, that the Word of God becomes our sole refuge and hope. When there are no words to describe how we feel in
moments like this, God supplies us with his own very words that touch the deepest core of our being. As I was listening
to the readings for the funeral, it felt like it was God’s voice that I was hearing, reassuring us that ultimately it is his
resurrection that has the final say. Even though I came home from the funeral still filled with deep sorrow as I looked at
the eyes of Elena’s mother, her husband and children, I was also filled with renewed hope knowing God’s Word and
promise of eternal life have the final say.
This most recent experience gives me a more personal and closer insight to the three celebrations that we have this
weekend: Solemnity of Christ the King, Feast of St. Cecilia, and the closing of the Jubilee Year of Mercy. Christ’s
kingship is best manifested in his loving service, which is stunningly shown on the cross. His death on the cross is his
deepest solidarity with our own humanity, with our sufferings, and with our own death. This act of greatest solidarity is
also the greatest act of mercy on the part of God. But it doesn’t stop there. As he triumphed over death, he brings us
with him to that victory, ushering us back to his Kingdom. No wonder St. Cecilia didn’t have a second thought in giving
her life to God because she knew that, in Christ, her ultimate inheritance and happiness is found. As we celebrate these
three great events in our parish and in the universal church, let us ask ourselves: who “rules” my life? Am I really
integrated in God’s kingdom, or do I create my own “kingdom” within God’s kingdom by pushing for things that are
contrary to my faith or living a minimalistic spirituality? If God died for us, meaning he maximized what he could
possibly give, why do I want to short-change God in my discipleship? Let us look at the example of our patroness,
St. Cecilia. She had what the world considered the greatest goods (power, beauty, riches), but she renounced all of them
when she was forced to choose between God and the “world” because she knew that all of these things are temporary
and only one thing endures: God’s kingdom.
As we celebrate our feast day, please include Elena, Ximena and their family in your prayers as they cling to the
hope of eternal life.
Happy Feast Day! – Fr. Cary
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Roman virgin and martyr, killed in 240 AD
She dedicated her life to God with a vow of chastity
Though married, retained her virginity by intervention of her guardian angel
She converted her husband Valerian, his brother Tiburtius, and during their
martyrdom converted their jailer, Maximus
Pope Urban I baptized her, Valerian and Tiburtius
Her martyrdom included attempts at suffocation, during which music and song were
heard from the “bath of flame”
Finally an executioner delivered 3 strokes to her neck; she continued to preach and
pray for 3 days before dying
First saint found to be incorrupt
Her incorrupt remains were placed in the church in the 9th century
Sculptor Stefano Maderno examined her remains and created a statue just as he
found her in her tomb
Included in Raphael’s masterpiece “The Ecstasy”
An account of her life can be found in “The Second Nun’s Tale” of The Canterbury
Tales
The Church of St. Cecilia in Rome was built in the 4th century over the place where
she lived
The Church (now Basilica) was rebuilt in 1599 and her tomb placed under the altar
Patron Saint of Music
Statue of Saint Cecilia by Stefano Maderno
Before the final blessing, parishioners will be
invited to come forward to have your
Thanksgiving meal blessed.
Come Join the Christmas Choir
Practices from 7:30-9pm in the church
Wednesday, November 16 through
Wednesday, December 21 and singing at
the Christmas Midnight Mass.
If interested or want more information, email
[email protected]. Hope you will consider this
short six weeks commitment to make your
Christmas merry and bright by singing Christmas
carols and special music for the season.
Thank you for helping our less fortunate neighbors!
Vicke, director of the 10:45am Mass
Thanksgiving Day Mass
Thursday, November 24 at 9am
Canned food and monetary donations
will be collected to support
St. Vincent de Paul.
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Joye Boone, ext. 170
ST. CECILIA WOULD LIKE TO
HONOR & PRAY FOR YOU!
We will be listing anniversaries monthly in our parish
bulletin. But we need your help!
Please call or email Joye Boone with your names
(John & Mary Smith), anniversary date (January 31) and
how many years (12) you’ve been married!
If you have a loved one who is no longer able to come to
Mass, has moved to a “care” facility, changed residences
or is hospitalized, please notify Joye at the Parish Office.
We want to be a friendly voice from St. Cecilia Parish
to keep in contact and provide Sacraments.
WELCOME FAMILIES OF SMALL CHILDREN
AT 9am, 10:45am, and 12:30pm Masses
HAPPY NOVEMBER ANNIVERSARIES!
Steve & Lisa Sanders, November 5, 22 years
Wayne & Evelyn Watkins, November 5, 29 years
Robert & Adele Zanon, November 7, 63 years
Jim & Fran Klee, November 7, 46 years
Leonard & Georgene Bernhardt, November 8, 64 years
Gerry & Angela Uba, November 8, 30 years
John & Maureen DeCarli, November 11, 52 years
Starting November 27th, the First Sunday of
Advent, St. Cecilia Church will be offering a
"Go to Church" bag with books and other items to
occupy your child's interest and attention
during services.
The bags can be picked up before Mass from the
Welcome Greeter near the information
counter in the vestibule of the church. Bags are
to be returned to the information counter after
Mass. REMEMBER to place all items back into
the bag!
Deacon Bill & Margarita Richardson, November 13, 45 years
Ivan & Laura Loock, November 19, 11 years
Bill & Faith O’Donnell, November 25, 60 years
Fred & Marian Helm, November 25, 55 years
Bill & Kathy Johnson, November 25, 55 years
Jim & Dagny Souza, November 27, 68 years
Rick & Cheryl Motal, November 27, 40 years
Frank & Irene Gutierrez, November 28, 46 years
Chad & Lisa Averill, November 29, 20 years
ENJOY!
MEN’S (Ages 18 +) BASKETBALL
Sunday nights, 7:00pm, Activity Center
November 27. December 4 & 18
Organizer is Mike Droessler, [email protected]
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Place your items for
St. Vincent de Paul in the barrels at the
main entrance to the church and
the West annex door.
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday, November 19th
5:00pm Int. Family of Lucille Fischer-Kaye--Lucille
7:00pm Souls in Purgatory
Needed this week:
CANNED YAMS & BLACK OLIVES
Sunday, November 20th
7:30am †Bob Welter--Mitch
9:00am Int. Andrea Jerald--Jerald
10:45am People of St. Cecilia
12:30pm †Michael Hally—Marie Barzen
2:30pm Int. Pope Francis
Today as we celebrate Christ the King, may we
open the door of our heart so wide that we may
listen to the voice of Jesus calling us to help build
his kingdom here on earth.
During the month of October, your gifts enabled
the Society of St. Vincent de Paul to assist
197 families (581 people) with food; 21 families
(64 people) were helped with rent & utilities.
Monday, November 21st
8:00am Int. Social Concerns
Tuesday, November 22nd
8:00am †Thynees Muthu San Francis--Jerald
99 volunteers provided 758 hours of service to
St. Vincent de Paul.
Wednesday, November 23rd
8:00am Int. St. Jude Guild Members
9:00am †Carey Hobart Cabe—Shirley Lacambra
Thank You!
SVDP SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
St. Vincent de Paul is in need of volunteers for
evening food pickups. Help is particularly
needed the fourth Wednesday as well as the
second and fourth Thursday each month.
Thanksgiving, November 24th
8:00am †Alfred Dinges—Leona Dinges
Friday, November 25th
8:00am Int. Mary Day--Mitch
Saturday, November 26th
8:00am †Maria H. Pham—Nguyen Family
Would you (and another adult) be willing and
able to deliver food one day a week in the
evening or Saturday morning?
Joseph Grace; Cele Jameson;
Ronnie Nathanielz;
Elena & Ximena Velasquez
If you can help, please call the
St. Vincent de Paul food pantry
503-643-1702.
Thank you very much ~ God bless you all!
Fourth Grade at St. Cecilia School is awesome,
and you’re about to learn the amazing things we’ve
done by opening our hearts to all! We’ve been
praying the Rosary with the Lady of Fatima
Pilgrimage statue during the month of October. Each
Friday, we visited the Adoration Chapel, and we
brought the Pilgrimage Statue with us. It’s important
to learn how to pray the Rosary in fourth grade
because we can change everyone’s lives by asking
Mary to pray to her son Jesus, for them. A good
example of 4th Graders helping people is when we
went to Maryville Nursing Home. We made Rosaries
for them and prayed with the people we met. We
must make ourselves a living prayer by being kind to
everyone. As you can see, that is exactly what we
did. By praying the Rosary, you too can
change the world!
Make Christmas Brighter:
Donate a Turkey
Can you donate a turkey for a family
in need? This season, St. Vincent de
Paul is providing 200 families with
Christmas dinner as well as gifts for the entire family.
If you could pick up an extra turkey on sale, it would be
much appreciated. The ideal turkey is 12-to-16 pounds
and frozen. Please bring your donation to the
St. Vincent de Paul office around the back of the Parish
Center, between 9 and 11:30 am, Monday through Friday
or drop it off at the Parish Office.
Questions: call 503-643-1702.
July 2016—October 2016 Offertory Report
Actual
$384,000
Budget
$365,000
Actual to Budget
105%
July 2016-June 2017 Annual Budget $1,170,000
GIVE MERCY FREELY !
LIVE THE GOOD LIFE OF THE GOSPEL!
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VOCATIONS
Contact: Tom Eyer, (503) 804-0398
VOCATIONS COMMITTEE
We ask each parishioner to pray the following
Petition to God:
“That Christ the King, who has brought peace
through the blood of His cross, will choose many
men and women from our midst to preach
redemption by the forgiveness of sins as priests,
deacons and in the consecrated life,”
We pray to the Lord.
GOD BLESS FR. CARY & FR. ANTHONY!!
The Franciscan Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of
Sorrows are looking to hire a personable, fun-loving
CNA/Caregiver to care for the sisters in the infirmary.
Experience is preferred, but not necessary — we will
train the right person. The position is part-time.
Hours are from 10:00pm to 6:30am, 3-4 nights a
week (this is flexible). If interested, please call
Sister Angela at (503) 649-7127.
NOVEMBER IS THE MONTH
OF THE HOLY SOULS
Faithfully Departed who received
Rites of Burial from St. Cecilia
November 2015 — October 2016
May they rest in peace.
“MERCIFUL LIKE THE FATHER”
Jubilee Year of Mercy
(12/8/15—11/20/16)
Mary Seiler
Frank Dever
Aida Reyes
RuthAnn Walker
Emilia Peterson
Sheila DeGiovanni
Sean Deghuee
Kathleen Keane
Magdalena Schweiger
Linda Carroll
Peter Reding
Lillian Walker
Geraldine Cagley
Richard Stahl
Charles Schnatter
Gerry Gordon
John Wooden, Jr.
Bryant Gern
Jose Marquez
Perry Tiggett
The Solemnity of Christ the King ends the Jubilee
Year of Mercy. Pope Francis’ desire was a year
steeped in mercy, “so that we could go out to every
man and woman, bringing the goodness and
tenderness of God” and that “the balm of mercy
would reach everyone, both believers and those far
away, as a sign that the Kingdom of God is already
present in our midst.”
Pope Francis’ Misericordiae Voltus
Bull of Indiction of the Extraordinary
Jubilee of Mercy.
Come experience Jesus’ mercy as we pray
The Chaplet of Divine Mercy on Monday
evenings at 7pm in the Adoration Chapel.
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John Gregor, Sr.
Donald Court
Osvaldo Cruz-Villareal
Hilda Mraz
Edward Anthony Karczewski
Rafael Valdez Morales
Barbara J. Miles
Robert Seiler
Pamela Woltze
Ann La Marte
David Hoff
Rene Lacambra
Irma Rodriguez
Amber Ramsdell
Alex Hobart
Don Johnson
Patricia Reding
Edith Foster
Delroy Francis Kosmalski
Leonardo Rodriguez
Emelio W. Lepiane
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Elementary Faith Formation
If you wish to have your child baptized,
please send an inquiry to
[email protected]
Believers grades K-2; Disciples grades 3-5
Meet Sunday Mornings 10:15-11:30am
Amy Maris-Volf, ext. 172
[email protected]
Nursery & Pre-K on Sunday’s @ 9am
Noreen Soares, ext. 163
[email protected]
Upcoming Dates
Nov. 20 – Regular Session
Nov. 27- NO Classes Happy Thanksgiving! 
Dec. 4- Regular Classes grades K,1,3,4,5
Dec. 11- FAMILY DAY!! SAVE THE DATE!!
First Eucharist Preparation
SEEKERS Grades 2-5, English
Amy Maris-Volf, ext. 172
[email protected]
WELCOME!! To everyone that registered for
First Eucharist Preparation!!
Please do not forget to submit a copy of
your child’s Baptismal Certificate.
Upcoming dates:
December 4th ~ Session #2
CHILD and PARENT Session in Parish Center
10:15-11:45am (signed in & seated by 10:15, please)
Homework:
1. Don’t forget to do Lessons1,2,3 and the lesson
poster sections with your child. ☺
2. Discuss with your family one thing you can do to
increase your prayer life together.
3. TREASURE scripture and prayer of the month treasure box prize. ☺
4. Parents: Secret homework if you have not
already turned this in.
5. Challenge: Kids- Hug your parents when they
are having a rough day.
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
Children, K-5th grades, are invited to attend during the
9am Sunday Mass. Children process to the
Parish Center with adults during the Liturgy of the Word
and then return to celebrate the rest of Mass.
Adult/Youth Volunteers interested in helping, please call
Vicki Giampietro at 503-639-8745.
Go to http://formed.org —
Enter Our Parish Code 664558
Shine your light!!
Don’t fill someone with goo!
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CALLED Middle School Rally
Join us for a day of music, worship, games, inflatables, engaging talks, food, friends and fun!
Dan Oberreuter of The Thirsting will provide music and testimony.
Fr. Sean Weeks and Fr. John Kearns will lead us in Mass and Adoration.
Registration for St. Cecilia ends November 20.
Please contact Amanda Jewett
[email protected]
503-644-2619 x 171
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November 20, 2016
Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
Contemplative Prayer Group
Meets on December 10th in the
Parish Center—NE Conference Room, 3:15 to 4:45pm.
Includes periods of silent centering prayer and
Lectio Divina.
First Reading
Psalm
Second Reading
Gospel
For additional information, contact Marylyn Klesh at
503-866-2478 or [email protected]
2 Samuel 5:1-3
Psalm 122:1-5
Colossians 1:12-20
Luke 23:35-43
RCIA
All classes meet in the
St. Cecilia School Library
after the 9am Mass
??’s—Contact
Mike & Peggy Flanigan
503-524-6922 or
[email protected]
RCIA NOVEMBER CALENDAR
November 6 ~ The Communion of Saints
November 13 ~ The Bible - Part 1
November 20 ~ Rite of Welcoming at 9am Mass and
The Bible - Part 2
November 27 ~ NO CLASS
December 2nd, 7:00 pm (Friday):
Advent Recollection with Heather Renshaw
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HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS
Knights of Columbus
Christmas Tree Lot
MAKE THE HOLIDAY’S
BRIGHTER FOR THOSE
LESS FORTUNATE!
8:45am to 5:00pm
Saturday’s and Sunday’s
Giving Tree Tags will be available on
the swag in the church beginning
Saturday, November 26th.
November 27
December 3rd & 4th
December 10th & 11th
December 17th & 18th
Wrapped, tagged gifts can be returned
to the Parish Center the weekend of
December 10th & 11th.
Pick up Poinsettias: Activity Center
Saturday, December 3rd following the
5:00 Vigil Mass
Sunday, December 4th after the 7:30, 9:00
& 10:45am Masses
DECEMBER 4
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MINISTERIO HISPANO - PARROQUIA SANTA CECILIA, BEAVERTON
Coordinador: Diácono Bill Richar dson
Sacerdotes: P. Cary Reniva y P. Anthony Ahamefule
Secretaria: Er ika Ascencio
Teléfono oficina: 503-644-2619, Ext. 161 o Ext. 176
Horas de oficina en español: de Lunes a J ueves de 2:00 a 5:00 PM
LA SOLEMNIDAD DE CRISTO,
REY DEL UNIVERSO ~ NOVIEMBRE 20, 2016
JESUCRISTO: IMAGEN DE DIOS INVISIBLE
San Pablo tiene una extraordinaria descripción de la
importancia de la persona de Cristo para toda la creación
en la segunda lectura de hoy. Sitúa nuestra identidad
como hijos de Dios (y, por lo tanto, sus herederos) en el
contexto de la acción salvífica de Jesús en la cruz.
Sabemos que para San Pablo, entender bien la cruz de
Cristo (y, específica-mente su muerte) y el alcance que
tiene para la salvación del mundo entero es
absolutamente crítico. Para San Pablo, como para
muchos, la idea de que el Hijo de Dios muriera como un
criminal de una manera tan cruel y humillante, era un
ESCÁNDALO, algo imposible de aceptar. ¿Cómo puede
el Creador, el Dios todopoderoso, admitir o permitir tal
cosa?
Sólo por gracia pudo San Pablo captar la verdad de
aquello, y reconocer su significado revolucionario y
absolutamente liberador. Y eso es lo que nos trata de
comunicar, tanto en este pasaje, como en sus otras cartas.
¡Eso es lo que lo apasiona, lo que lo motiva a entregar
su vida entera a Cristo! ¡Esa es la causa de su gran gozo
y su esperanza! ¡Ese es el verdadero Dios!
CELEBRACIÓN DE SANTA CECILIA:
HOY, DOMINGO 20 EN EL GIMNASIO
DE 1:30 HASTA LAS 5:30 COMIDA Y MÚSICA
Tendremos toda una serie de presentaciones culturales
en el gimnasio (centro de actividades). Después de
nuestra Misa en español, estaremos todas las familias
invitadas a un bufet internacional, acompañado por
música y otras presentaciones.
PLÁTICAS PARA BAUTISMOS DE NIÑOS
La siguiente plática para los Padres y Padrinos de
niños que se desean bautizar será el 7 de ENERO 2017.
Antes de la plática, se les pide a los padres que traigan
a la oficina parroquial el acta de nacimiento del niño
para poderlo inscribir con anticipación.
HOY CONCLUIMOS EL AÑO LITÚRGICO
Junto con la fiesta de Cristo Rey y la celebración de
nuestra patrona parroquial Santa Cecilia, concluimos
como Iglesia EN AÑO DE LA MISERICORDIA, iniciado
por el Papa Francisco a fines del 2015. Tomemos tiempo
para agradecer a Dios de todo corazón por las gracias
abundantes que ha derramado sobre nosotros, nuestra
Iglesia, y nuestro mundo es estos últimos tiempos, y
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pidamos fortaleza y humildad para seguir confiando
en su gran amor por cada uno de nosotros.
En este tiempo de ADVIENTO, durante el mes de
noviembre, las lecturas toman una dimensión
diferente. Miran hacia el futuro, nos presentan
visiones de lo que está por delante para la humanidad,
y nos comunican vigorosamente el mensaje de
CONVERSIÓN.
El lenguaje que se usa se denomina
APOCALÍPTICO, pues típicamente habla de “las
últimas cosas”: la muerte, el combate feroz entre las
fuerzas de Dios y las del demonio, el juicio final, el
castigo eterno, y la gloria eterna del cielo.
UN GRUPO PARA PARA JÓVENES
Un equipo se estará reuniendo en estos días para
continuar la planificación de eventos y actividades del
grupo juvenil. JÓVENES: ¡Manténganse alertas!
MINUTO CON EL CATECISMO: BAUTISMO
El BAUTISMO es necesario para la salvación de
todos aquellos a quienes el Evangelio ha sido
anunciado y han tenido la oportunidad de pedirlo.
(C.I.G. 1257)
MENSAJE MARIANO
“¡Queridos hijos! Hoy los invito a cada uno de
ustedes a comenzar de nuevo a amar: primero a
Dios que ha salvado y redimido a cada uno de
ustedes, y después a los hermanos y hermanas
que les son cercanos. Sin amor, hijitos, no
pueden crecer en la santidad y no pueden hacer
buenas obras. Por eso, hijitos, oren, oren sin
descanso, porque Dios les revelará Su amor. Yo
los he invitado a todos a unirse a Mí y a amar.
También hoy estoy con ustedes y los invito a
descubrir el amor en sus corazones y en sus
familias. Para que Dios pueda vivir en sus
corazones, deben amar. ¡Gracias por haber
respondido a mi llamado!”
25 de noviembre, 1995.
OFERTORIO
Estas cantidades abajo son las que aportamos
en nuestras Misas de español. No olvidemos de
ofrecer LA PRIMERA HORA de nuestro trabajo de
la semana al Señor.
11/6/16 $1,868
11/1/16 $683
10/30/16 $2,303
10/23/16 $2,024
GRACIAS por su continua generosidad y
participación en el trabajo del Señor.
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12925 SW Canyon Road
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in ten parish bulletins, reaching nearly 12,000 families in
our area
a weekly
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