Our Lady of Guadalupe Par ish

Sacraments:

Reconciliation (Confession) 3:30 - 5:00 PM Saturday (and by appointment) Sabado Baptism: Required classes Clase para preparacion 1st Wednesday of each month @ 6:00 PM (English) El segundo Miercoles del mes @ 6:00 PM (Spanish) Please call Parish Office for more information. Matrimony: Contact the Pastor six months prior to planning your wedding. First Communion, Confirmation & Rite of Christian Initiation: Contact Ms. Socorro Trujillo for more information (575) 776-4764 Anointing of the sick: Call Parish Office during work hours. Call (575) 751-3994 at other times & for emergencies. Holy Orders If you feel God may be calling you to the diaconate, priesthood or religious life, please contact Fr. Daniel by calling the office.

Clergy Reverend Father Daniel J. Gutierrez, Pastor revdannyg@icloud.com

Reverend Deacon Donald Martinez Reverend Deacon Jerry Quintana

Parish Staff Ms. Anita Hutt, Parish Secretary Ms. Rosaline Mares, Receptionist Ms. Socorro Trujillo, Religious Education Director .............. (575) 776-4764 Ms. Priscilla Gallegos & Mrs. Felicity Martinez, Youth Ministry(575) 779-2495 Mr. Elias Arreola, Grounds & Maintenance

Office Address: 205 Don Fernando St. • Taos, NM 87571 Main Line: (575) 758-9208 Fax: (575) 758-2745 Email: olgtaos@yahoo.com Bulletin Requests & Inquiries: ologbulletin@gmail.com Emergencies: (575) 751-3994 Hours: Monday - Thursday 9 AM - 12 PM 1 PM - 5 PM Website: www.ologtaos.com

Mass Schedule: Weekday:* Monday: 5:15 PM (Communion Service) Tuesdays: 5:30 PM 1st Tuesday: Nuestra Señora de Dolores (Cañon)

Wednesday –Friday: 12:10 PM

Sunday Obligation: Saturday Vigil: 5:30 PM Sunday: 7:00 AM - San Geronimo (Taos Pueblo) 8:30 AM - (Spanish) 10:30 AM

Holy Days of Obligation - See special schedule when applicable.

Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration: St. Philomena Adoration Chapel *Unless otherwise indicated all weekday Liturgies will be at St. Philomena Chapel and all Sunday Obligation Masses will be at the Main Church.

Fourth Sunday of Advent December 18, 2016

OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE PARISH TAOS, NEW MEXICO December 18, 2016

Mass Intentions: December 18, 2016—-December 25, 2016 Sat Dec 17— Vigil-Fourth Sunday of Advent 3:30pm Confessions 5:30pm †Dalio Eloy Lujan by Martha Lujan †††Jose, Damian & Eliza Archuleta by family Infant Baby Jesus Happy Christmas for Fr Daniel, Deacon Don & Celina, Deacon Jerry & Florence by AG Cohn & family & J. Gonzales

Sun Dec 18 - Fourth Sunday of Advent 7:00am -Taos Pueblo 8:30am †††Grandpa Gene & Grandma Alice Romero & Grandpa Julian by Stacey, Paul, Erin & Adalyn †††Dan Garcia, Lesvia Rodriguez & Juan Castillon by Helen Garcia †Theresa Lujan Montoya (5th anniv), Eloy & Stella Montoya by Kathy & Arsenio Cordova 10:30am†††Lucy Romero (13th anniv) Adelaido Romero Sr. & Juan I. Romero by Linda Manzanares †††William W., Carolina & William Parr Jr. by Michelle Parr † Frank Peavey Wells (2nd anniv) By Bernice Mon Dec 19 — Mission Mass - Main Church, Night 1 6:00pm †Dalio Eloy Lujan by Martha Lujan Health & Thanksgiving for Father Daniel Gutierrez by Julian Romo Jr., Danny & Vickie Well being for Angela Rael by Lillian & Lita Miera Tue Dec 20 — Mission Mass - Main Church, Night 2 6:00pm Health & Thanksgiving for El Prado Holy Family Group, Taos County Residents & Families by Julian Romo Jr, Danny & Vickie †Arturo Peralta (13th anniv) by Iggy & Becky Peralta ††Ramon Sanchez, Consuleo Dimas by Mateo Vigil & Esperanza Martinez Wed Dec 21— Mission Mass - Main Church, Night 3 6:00pm †††Esequiel, Polly Mares & deceased family members by Sons & Daughters Health & Thanksgiving for Deacon Don, Deacon Jerry & Anita Hutt by Julian Romo Jr, Danny & Vickie † Leocaida Trujillo by Mr. Felix Martinez Thu Dec 22 — Mission Mass - Main Church, Night 4 6:00pm †George Passino (9yr anniv) by Lisa Gallegos †††Gus Garcia, Qiuiteria Vigil & Raul Varos by Jane Garcia †Jilma Cruz-Bonilla (11th anniv) by family Fri Dec 23— Mass - Adoration Chapel 12:10pm ††Anna Trujillo & Tommy Archuleta by Joanne & Ofelia Trujillo † Joaquin Martinez 37th Birthday Memorial by Gilbert, Arlene & family †††Robert A., Bobby Cohn & Ruby Archuleta By Terri Cohn Sat Dec 24—Vigil The Nativity of the Lord 4:00 pm Vespers Taos Pueblo/Communion Service 5:30pm †George Rivali (10th anniv) † Fida Moore (anniv) By James & Alice Sandoval †Barbara McCarthy by Tony & Ellen Trujillo Sun Dec 25—The Nativity of the Lord

12:00am Mass at Night †Joaquin Martinez by Gilbert, Arlene & family ††Stella & Perfecto Jaramillo by Linda Hughes †Cornia Santistevan by family 9:00am ††Gene & Alice Romero by Children †††Diana Montoya Baca (8th anniv) Andrea & Veronica Romo by Romo’s ††Arturo Romero, Peggy Martinez & Elena Gonzales by Tele & Carmen 11:00am ††† Beatrice Romero (19 anniv), Pat Romero & Patsy Fresquez by Romo family †††JD Romero, Rachel Romeroi & Andrew Martinez by Catherine Martinez †††Bob Murray, Emilio & Carmen Valerio by Emily Murray

Remember in your prayers: Michael Allbritton, Margaret Montano Montoya, Margaret Lane, Barbara Swiderski, Adam Quintana, Marco Luis Trujillo, Dale Romero, Evangeline Quintana, Viola Quintana, Sara Trujillo, Pete Trujillo, Elmira Martinez, Emilia Martinez, Mary Ortiz, Patsy Gonzales, Louella Garcia, Maria Medina, Kristine Wilkinson, Annabelle Lucero, Esequiel (Gus) Garcia, Greg Gonzales, Nobie Fernandez, Ernesto Montoya, Joseph Albert, Jennifer Felsburg, Joan DeHart Blaz, Alice Martinez, Joseph Cantu, Willie Folks, Priscilla Medina, Lawrence Chavez, Eva Sanchez & Arsenio Cordova, Margaret S. Martinez, Phillip Martinez Sr., Juanita B. Martinez, Sam Martinez, Nicholas A Concha, Jose Montoya, Clara Montoya, Bobby L Lujan. If you would like to add anyone to this list please call (575) 758-9208, email ologtaos@gmail.com, fax (575) 758-2745 or stop at the office by Thursday at 12pm for the next week’s bulletin.

Dear family, Can you believe we are only now a week away from Christmas?! The temptation is strong to get distracted or anx-

ious, but we must not give in. God still has given us room to grow and reflect and this weekend we are given the perfect example

in St. Joseph. Our theme this advent, remember, has been “Preparing the Way for Love.” On the first Sunday, we had to stop, look

and listen so that Love Himself could even have an audience. On the second Sunday of advent, we learned from St. John the

Baptist that sometimes the message of love being proclaimed might sound strange to ears untrained. We learn that sometimes to

proclaim love, true love, might offend people as love is powerful and incites change. The third Sunday of advent we focused on

our feast day. Our Lady teaches us that love’s power is shown best when given to the marginalized. We see in the apparitions of

Tepeyac that the message of tender love is powerful in changing the future of individual and whole community lives, with effects

felt throughout the world. Love being the most important of the supernatural virtues, as St. Paul proclaims, gives hope and builds

faith! Finally, on this last Sunday of Advent, we see what it takes to remain true to love’s call. St. Joseph willingly takes on danger,

inconvenience and presumably abandons his own preferences to show a love so great so as to keep Love Himself safe and allow

Him to make’s love’s greatest statement: that God is love. All of this Joseph did not with the aid of fuzzy feelings, not with glamour,

but with perseverance and hard work. The decision to remain true to love ultimately has the power to make God present in the

world. Please use this mission this week to prepare your hearts to receive His love, you won’t regret it. In His joy, Fr. Daniel�

OLOG Advent Mission 2016��

Let us welcome to our community Fr. Graham Golden, O. Praem. Fr. Graham is a Norbertine

priest of Santa Maria de la Vid Abbey in �Albuquerque. He is the vocation director for the �Abbey, the parochial vicar at Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary in Albuquerque, and the �

coordinator of program development, evaluation and research for the Catholic Foundation. �

�He has been ordained almost three years and

most recently has received the Cardinal �Bernardine New Leadership Award. It is �

awarded by the Catholic Campaign for Human Development to a young adult who takes �

leadership in helping people on the margins of society. Join us as he presents his mission,

“Living Now for the Kingdom That is to Come:�How to Live in Hope in the Midst of Suffering

and Uncertainty”�December 19th � 22nd�Confessions 5:15pm�

Mass 6:00pm�

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Saturday/Sunday: Is 7:10�14/� Ps 24/Rom 1:1�7/Mt 1:18�24�

Monday: Jgs 13:2�7,24�25a/Ps 71/Lk�1:5�25�

Tuesday: Is 7:10�+14/Ps 24Lk �1:26�38�

Wednesday: Sg 23:8�14 Ps 33� Lk 1:39�45�

Thursday: 1 Sm 1:24�28/1 Sm 2/Lk�1:46�56�

Friday: Mal 3:1�4,23�24/Ps 25/Lk �1:57�66�

Saturday Vigil: Is 62:1�5/Ps 89/�Acts 13:16�17, 22�25/Mt 1:1�25 �

Mass at Night:Is 9:1�6/Ps 96/� Ti 2:11�14/Lk2:1�14�

Christmas Day: Is 52:7�10Ps 98/Heb 1: �1:1�18�

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Mass Readings for Week of Dec.18

On behalf of Mark Abeyta, Theresa Archuleta (my wife) and myself, we would like to express our sincerest thanks to you for your help in making our “Fellowship Meal” on Thanksgiving Day at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church a huge success. This year we served over 130 people and had

enough food left over to send to the men’s homeless shelter so they could enjoy a Thanksgiving meal as well. The food and monetary donations so generously given by the people in the Taos Communities were enough to help make all this possible. Our goal is to make this event grow bigger and

better each year, so that a greater number of our brothers and sisters throughout our neighboring communities can look forward to it each year. We also hope that the other religious organizations in and around Taos will feel welcome to join our cause and send more and more people from their

congregations to partake of this event, and have a chance to share a wonderful meal and some engaging conversation with their families, friends and neighbors, regardless of their socio-economic status or

religious beliefs. Thank you again!

Sincerely, Billy Archuleta

ST. PHILOMENA ADORATION CHAPEL An alternative to a Mass intention is to purchase 6 candles for the Chapel. These

candles are perpetually lit for one week. The candles burn close to our Lord on the altar. Intentions can be in memory of a loved one, a special request, or in thanks-

giving to our Lord.

Donation: $20.00 Intentions for the Week of 12/17-12/23/2016 †George Rivali by Millie & Children

There are few times I have been reduced to silence in my life. The �overwhelming joy of the community’s response in making our Feast Day �Celebration come together has made me jubilant in a most profound way. Thank you for helping Our Lady’s parish, thank you for giving back, and for helping me. With too many to name with the added risk of missing someone, I thank and love you all! � Rev. Fr. Daniel J. Gutierrez�