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TWENTY THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
SEPTEMBER 5th, 2010 |
| WELCOME TO OUR PARISH |
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If you are new in the area we invite you to register in our Parish by filling out a registration form and forwarding it to our office.
Please print the document below and fax to (305) 444-4312.
Click here to download Registration: English / Spanish |
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| THIS WEEK SECOND COLLECTION |
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For the Grove Outreach. The Grove Outreach is a place on which the Church purchases and distributes
every Saturday food to the poor of the area. It also offers medical assistance
and legal advise, free of charge. This work is totally managed by lay volunteers
of St. Hugh Parish. |
REGISTRATION FOR CCD AND RCIA RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
FOR CHILDREN & ADULTS |
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Will continue this Sunday, September 5th
from 10:00 am till Noon.
Classes will begin on September 12th, 2010.
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| LABOR DAY |
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Have a safe, fun and a blessed weekend. |
| NEXT WEEK SPECIAL BLESSING |
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For parishioners celebrating their
birthday in September. |
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| 96,000 BABIES KILLED IN FLORIDA IN 2006 |
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As Catholics we are called to respect the Sanctity of human life from conception to natural death. Come and join us in prayer to help the unborn and their mothers.
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We meet every Saturday at the Abortion Clinic
Located at 6660 SW 117 Avenue. Call 305-606-8695.
7:00 AM Rosary for Life in English
9:00 AM Rosary for Life in Spanish
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| GUITAR & VOICE LESSONS |
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CARMEN DE JESÚS She sings at the 5:30 pm Sunday Mass.
Will teach all styles & rhythms at St. Hugh.
For information call 305-220-6514. |
| TODAY’S READINGS |
| First Reading |
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Who can ever know God’s counsel unless God gives wisdom and sends the Holy Spirit from on high? (Wisdom 9:13-18b). |
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| Psalm |
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In every age, O Lord, you have been our refuge (Psalm 90). |
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| Second Reading |
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Paul asks Philemon to accept back his slave Onesimus, not as a slave but as a brother (Philemon 9-10, 12-17). |
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| Gospel |
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To be a disciple of Jesus one must carry one’s own cross and renounce all possessions (Luke 14:25-33). Phlm 9-10, 12-17; Lk 4:25-33 |
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| READINGS FOR THE WEEK |
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| Monday |
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1 Cor 5:1-8; Lk 6:6-11 |
| Tuesday |
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1 Cor 6:1-11; Lk 6:12-19 |
| Wednesday |
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Mi 5:1 4a or Rom 8:28 30; Mt 1:1 16,
18 23 [18-23] |
| Thursday |
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1 Cor 8:1b-7, 11-13; Lk 6:27-38 |
| Friday |
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1 Cor 9:16-19, 22b-27; Lk 6:39-42 |
| Saturday |
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1 Cor 10:14-22; Lk 6:43-49 |
| Sunday |
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Ex 32:7-11, 13-14; Ps 51; 1 Tm 1:12-17;
Lk 15:1-32 [1-10]
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| SEPTEMBER WEDDINGS
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- Aldo Yoe Salas & Jackeline Marie Alarcón
- Andrew Jabus Grogan & Lindsay Annette Wells
- Louis Daniel Velasco & Helen Hernández
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| FEAST OF THE BIRTH OF MARY
TO HONOR OUR LADY OF CHARITY
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The National Shrine of Our Lady of Charity invites us to the Mass celebration with our new Archbishop Thomas Wenski on
Wednesday, September 8th at the Bank United Center of the University of Miami,
1245 Dauer Dr.,
Coral Gables.
Rosary: 6:45 pm and the Holy Mass at 8:00 pm.
Free parking.
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EMBRACING YOUR CROSS
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We often speak of the “crosses” we must carry in life. These can range from loss of a job to a serious or terminal illness to unhealthy relationships, and so on. The cross has become the wide-ranging metaphor for the trials, ills, and discomforts that are part and parcel of every human life. While we all understand this use of the word “cross,” it does a disservice to what the Jesus of the Gospels means by it. For him, a “cross” is not something that fate, bad luck, or unfortunate circumstances foists upon one. It is, instead, something one chooses, something one embraces.
For Jesus, carrying the cross in discipleship was the rejection of earthly possessions or status, it was the sundering of bonds of kinship or friendship. It was, above all, the necessary kind of self-sacrificing, self-surrendering choice one had to make in order to be a true disciple. When life hands us a “cross,” we pray to the Lord to give us strength to bear it. If we are to be true disciples, we must also pray for the strength to reach out and willingly accept a cross as well. To bear up, with God’s grace, under the burdens that are not of our own choosing does take a strong faith. But to walk willingly under the weight of the cost of discipleship shows an even stronger desire to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ.
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| ST.JOHN BOSCO RELICS VISIT MIAMI |
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In preparation for the bicentennial celebration of John Bosco’s (patron Saint of apprentices, editors and laborers) birth in 2015, his relics, which have been traveling from Turin, Italy, will arrive in
South Florida on Saturday, September 25th at Immaculata - La Salle High School and an all night vigil, open to the public will take place.
Sunday morning, September 26th at 8:00 am
Mass for religious and young people. Following the liturgy, the relics will be moved to St. John Bosco Church.
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| RESPECT LIFE PILGRIMAGE |
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Their 2nd annual pilgrimage is scheduled for mid
November 11th - 22nd . A 9 day luxury cruise through the Mediterranean Sea to Athens, Cairo, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Galilee, Cyprus, Rhodes and Turkey.
The purpose of this pilgrimage is to raise funds for the Respect Life Ministry.
For information call:
Mrs. Suzanne Taskowitz at 305-664-2664. |
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HUMILITY |
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Humility is a divine veil that covers our good deeds and hides them from our eyes.
—St. John Climacus |
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Mass intentions