San Pablo Catholic Church Mass and Confessions Schedule Weekend Masses: Regular Schedule Saturday : 5:00 PM** new time Sunday: . 8:00 AM , 11:00 AM & 1:30 PM (Spanish) HAPPY TRAILS! THANK YOU FOR A GREAT SEASON Confessions: Saturdays: 3:00 –4:00 PM Daily Mass: Monday through Friday: 8:00 AM Call the Office for: Baptism, Confirma‐
tion, Marriage, Communion to the Sick, Anointing and Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Pastor: Rev. Luis R. Rivera Deacon: Rev. Mr. John T. Kirk Plant Manager: Paul Navara Office Staff: Sis & Deacon John Kirk Religious Education Director: Terry Walters Telephone (305) 393‐1407 Office Hours: 9:00 ‐ 3:00 PM (M‐F) Telephone: (305) 289‐0636 Fax: (305) 743‐8192 Website: www.sanpablomarathon.org E mail: [email protected] Emergency Number: 305‐587‐4383 Please remember San Pablo Parish in your will THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER APRIL 30, 2017 550 122nd Street ‐ Ocean, Marathon, FL 33050 Mile Marker 53.5 Telephone: (305) 289‐0636 Page 2 April 30,2017 MONDAY, May 1 8:00 AM + Christine Smith By Tom and Jean Tarlton + Patricia Murphy By Garcia Family Take a look around the church and see the other peo‐
ple with whom you are worshiping‐we as Jesus’ fol‐
lowers come in a variety of ages and experiences, rac‐
es and languages. If you look below the surface, you might find even greater differences‐such as various depths of understanding of Jesus, and varying abili‐
ties to see Jesus in their daily lives. Today’s readings give us a variety of ways to understand Jesus‐the res‐
urrected Lord. In our readings today, we hear of what could be seen as competing images of Jesus: both the long‐waited Messiah, ready to take the throne of David, and as the unblemished lamb who shed His blood for our sake. In Acts, Peter says that Jesus was delivered up by the set plan and foreknowledge of God to suffer crucifix‐
ion and a horrible death to win our salvation –then to rise from the dead to restore life, and ascend into heaven where He now sits at the right hand of the Father. Turning to the Gospel, we see a compassionate and loving Jesus, walking with two of His despondent dis‐
ciples as they describe their state of mind and the events of the past days. Jesus accepts them where they are, and helps them to understand that He is the fulfillment of the prophets in the Hebrew Scriptures. Then Jesus fully revealed Himself through the break‐
ing of the bread. Let us take some time today to ponder Christ’ pas‐
sion, death and resurrection by which we are saved and redeemed, and given the promise and hope of eternal life. Let us do our best to imitate the actions of Jesus in today’s Gospel by being willing to walk along with people we encounter in our daily lives making an effort to listen to their stories with pa‐
tience and gentleness. TUESDAY, May 2 8:00 AM + Modesta Umbrasas By Tom and Jean Tarlton L Dr. Rob Palguta & Family By Sue Palguta WEDNESDAY, May 3 8:00 AM + Jon Walters By Marianne & Larry Benvenuti L Lynn Haffey & Family By Sue Palguta THURSDAY, May 4 8:00 AM + Jon Walters By Jim and Jeannie Platt L Noah Tomas Pineros By Grandpop and Grandmom FRIDAY, May 5 (First Friday) 8:00 AM + Larry Karl By Honey L Cathy McKoy by San Pablo Parish Family 8:30 –10:00 AM Confessions, Adoration, Benediction SATURDAY, May 6 (First Saturday) 5:00 PM + Bob and Arline Wallace **New Time By John and Colleen Repetto + Sandy Kroschel By Her Marathon Family SUNDAY, May 7 8:00 AM + Jacqueline Costa + Frances Scholl By Tom and Cathy Scholl 11:00 AM + Mary Louise Keeney By Keeney Family + Joseph Kurey by Pat & Bob Becker 1:30 PM People of the Parish RICE BOWLS Thank you for participating in the Catholic Re‐
lief Services Rice Bowl Program this year. To sub‐
mit your donations please count the cash and make a check to San Pablo with rice bowl in the memo. Drop your check off at the parish office or place them in the collection this weekend. PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK Cathy Mc Koy, Bob & Pat Becker, Marie Schmidt, Ruthie Wagner, Gabriel Alvarez, Henry Fee, Joe Aucremanne, Jean‐
nie Platt, Barbara Arena, Lee Arrowsmith, Peter Pittman, Fran Newman, Dorothy Pawlus, Sara Joseph‐Rager, Roland Rochleau, Nancy Ahearn, Robert Robinson, Abe Kurtz, Morgan Leary, Ellen Monahan Andary, Riley Johannes, Ter‐
ri Elvers , Tamara Pfeffer, Baby Elizabeth, Christopher Cul‐
len, Baby Hayden Riffe, Faith Palguta, Neal Scoville , Jon Walters, Eleanor Morton, Ka‐Lee Gustafson, Billy Wagner Karen Wimmer and Deacon John Kirk. April 23, 2017 1st‐$ 5360 2nd‐$ 1588 2016 1st‐$ 5644 2nd ‐$1310 April 30, 2017 Page 3 Readings for the Week of April 30, 2017 Sunday Third Sunday of Easter Acts 2:14, 22‐33; Ps 16:1‐2, 5, 7‐8, 9‐10, 11; 1 Pt 1:17‐21; Lk 24:13‐35 Monday Saint Joseph the Worker Acts 6:8‐15; Ps 119:23‐24, 26‐27, 29‐30; Jn 6:22‐29 or, for the Memorial, Gn 1:26—2:3 or Col 3:14‐15, 17, 23‐24; Ps 90:2, 3‐4, 12‐13, 14 and 16; Mt 13:54‐58 Tuesday Saint Athanasius, Bishop and Doctor of the Church Acts 7:51—8:1a; Ps 31:3cd‐4, 6 and 7b and 8a, 17 and 21ab; Jn 6:30‐35 Wednesday Saints Philip and James, Apostles 1 Cor 15:1‐8; Ps 19:2‐3, 4‐5; Jn 14:6‐14 Thursday Acts 8:26‐40; Ps 66:8‐9, 16‐17, 20; Jn 6:44‐51 Friday Acts 9:1‐20; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Jn 6:52‐59 Saturday Acts 9:31‐42; Ps 116:12‐13, 14‐15, 16‐17; Jn 6:60‐69 Sunday Fourth Sunday of Easter Acts 2:14a, 36‐41; Ps 23:1‐3a, 3b‐4, 5, 6; 1 Pt 2:20b‐25; Jn 10:1‐10 THE TRINITY DOME PROJECT OF THE BASILICA OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION The Bishops of the United States have approved a spe‐
cial one‐time collection to take place Sunday, May 14th (Mother’s Day) for funds to complete the Trinity Dome of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Im‐
maculate Conception in Washington, DC. It is the hope that the dome will be completed by 2020 which will be the one hundredth anniversary of the laying of the foundation stone of the basilica. The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception is the patronal church of our nation, dedi‐
cated to the Blessed Virgin Mary under her title of the Immaculate Conception. This great Marian shrine ex‐
ists today because of the generosity of American Cath‐
olics and Clergy, the prayers of the faithful, and the hard work of the artisans and laborers who began building it nearly one hundred years ago. This shrine is a reflection of the diversity of the cultures and eth‐
nicities of the United States and the unity and univer‐
sality of the Catholic Church as evidenced in the more that 80 chapels and oratories dedicated to Our Blessed Mother. The national collection for the Trinity Dome offers the faithful an opportunity to leave a lasting legacy by honoring their Catholic heritage and entrusting them‐
selves and their families to the Mother of God. This is a one time only collection with will take place on Sunday, May 14th. Thank you for your support to help complete America’s Catholic Church in advance of it’s 100th anniversary. Visit the website at www.trinity dome.org. IMMIGRATION LEGAL CLINIC SPONSORED BY CATHOLIC CHARITIES, MONROE MINISTRIES SATURDAY, MAY 20TH 8:30AM TO NOON SAN PABLO CATHOLIC CHURCH PARISH HALL 550 122 STREET– OCEAN PLEASE CONTACT: ALMA PEREZ (SPANISH/ENGLISH) 305‐896‐1388 BARBARA TOMAS (SPANISH/ENGLISH) 786‐236‐4503 PATRICE SCHWERMER (ENGLISH) 305‐807‐4503 ND
Ongoing Activities We welcome anyone new to the area and invite you to register at the office. Registration forms are also available in the pam‐
phlet rack in the church. Please take a walk through our beauti‐
ful prayer gardens. Religious Education Program needs your registration forms for new and current students. Please call Terry Walters with questions @305‐393‐1407or email@ [email protected] SAN PABLO WOMEN’S CLUB is comprised of SEASONAL and LOCAL members of the parish who gather on the 2nd Monday of the month in the Parish Hall at 5:00 PM. Meetings in‐
clude dinner. The San Pablo Women’s Club provides opportu‐
nities for the woman of San Pablo to grow in spiritual relation‐
ship with Jesus and to develop relationships with parishioners through prayer, projects and events. All are welcome. Please call Sue Palguta @ 305‐393‐3378. Gently used items are now being collected for the Christmas Bazaar . Please drop off items at the parish office of parish hall. (NO clothes, books or bedding The Rosary Group meets First Saturday in the Rosary Garden @12:00 Noon and every morning M‐F @ 7:30 am before daily Mass. It’s a wonderful way to start the day. The Arts & Crafts Ladies have suspended their weekly meeting until January Please watch this space and please keep knitting!! AL‐ANON @ 305‐295‐8886 or www.southfloridaal‐anon.org if your life has been affected by someone’s drinking. Alcoholics [email protected] or call 888‐672‐
4442. Electronic Giving @ ParishPay. Call 866‐727‐4741 or go to www.parishpay.com Habitat for Humanity please call Chris @ 305‐743‐9828 Catholic Charities in the Keys please call Patrice Schwermer @ 305‐807‐4503 or www.ccadmmonroeministries.org