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Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish Taos, New Mexico Sacraments: Reconciliation (Confession) 3:30 - 5:00 PM Saturday (and by appointment) Sabado Baptism: Required classes 1st Wednesday of each month @ 6:00 PM (English) Please call Parish Office for more information. Holy Matrimony (Marriage): Make an appointment with the pastor at least six months prior to planning your wedding. First Communion, Confirmation & Rites of Christian Initiation: Contact Ms. Socorro Trujillo for more information (575) 776-4764 Anointing of the sick: Call Parish Office during work hours to schedule a time to have you or your loved one anointed or for an emergency. After work hours, please call (575) 751-3994 for emergencies only. 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 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 Ms. Madalena Miera, Religious Education Coordinator (575) 776-4764 Ms. Priscilla Quintana & 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: [email protected] Bulletin Requests & Inquiries: [email protected] Emergencies: (575) 751-3994 Hours: Monday - Thursday 9 AM - 12 PM 1 PM - 5 PM Website: www.ologtaos.com Mass Schedule: Weekday: (all weekday liturgies in chapel, except where noted) Monday: 5:15 PM (Communion Service) Tuesdays: 5:30 PM 1 st : Nuestra Señora de Dolores (Cañon) 2nd: Morada 3rd: San Antonio de Padua (La Loma) 4th: Santa Teresita de Jesus (El Prado) 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 Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration: St. Philomena Chapel (Please inquire in office for access) 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time September 24, 2017

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Our Lady of Guadalupe Par ish Taos, New Mexico

Sacraments:

Reconciliation (Confession) 3:30 - 5:00 PM Saturday (and by appointment) Sabado Baptism: Required classes 1st Wednesday of each month @ 6:00 PM (English) Please call Parish Office for more information. Holy Matrimony (Marriage): Make an appointment with the pastor at least six months prior to planning your wedding. First Communion, Confirmation & Rites of Christian Initiation: Contact Ms. Socorro Trujillo for more information (575) 776-4764 Anointing of the sick: Call Parish Office during work hours to schedule a time to have you or your loved one anointed or for an emergency. After work hours, please call (575) 751-3994 for emergencies only. 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 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 Ms. Madalena Miera, Religious Education Coordinator (575) 776-4764 Ms. Priscilla Quintana & 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: [email protected] Bulletin Requests & Inquiries: [email protected] Emergencies: (575) 751-3994 Hours: Monday - Thursday 9 AM - 12 PM 1 PM - 5 PM Website: www.ologtaos.com

Mass Schedule: Weekday: (all weekday liturgies in chapel, except where noted) Monday: 5:15 PM (Communion Service) Tuesdays: 5:30 PM 1st: Nuestra Señora de Dolores (Cañon) 2nd: Morada 3rd: San Antonio de Padua (La Loma) 4th: Santa Teresita de Jesus (El Prado) 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

Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration: St. Philomena Chapel (Please inquire in office for access)

25th Sunday in Ordinary Time September 24, 2017

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OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE PARISH TAOS, NEW MEXICO September 24, 2017

Sat Sept 23— Vigil - Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time 3:30-5:00pm Confessions 5:30pm †††J D & Rachel Romero & Andrew Martinez by Catherine Martinez †Margaret Thielemann Medina Birthday Memorial by Carmen Medina & family ††Rosina & Manuel Gomez by Celina & Deacon Donald Martinez Sun Sept 24 — Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00am Mass Taos Pueblo 8:30am Mass (Spanish) Main Church †Ray Serna Birthday Memorial by Leonila & Madalyn †††Patsy Gonzales, Dale Romero & Joaquin Martinez by Romaine & Andy Miera †Jessie Romero (7th anniv) by Edwin Romero & family 10:30am Mass Main Church †Placida Cardenas Birhtday Memorial by family †Ruperta Trujillo by Bernice †Dalio Eloy Lujan by Martha Mon Sept 25—5:15pm Communion Service Adoration Chapel Tue Sept 26- Mass — El Prado— Saints Cosmas & Damian, Martyrs 5:30pm †Dalio Eloy Lujan by Martha †††Raul Varos, Ruth Manzo & Quiteria Vigil by Isaac Varos Wed Sept 27— Mass —Adoration Chapel –St. Vincent de Paul, Priest 12:10pm ††Martha Ann Vigil (4th anniv) & Silviano Trujillo (49th anniv) by family Angela Sisneros 95th Birthday Blessings by family ††Dolores Ortega Birthday Memorial & Pablo Maestas Birthday Memorial by Berna & Bob Maestas Thurs Sept 28—Mass—Adoration Chapel - St. Wenceslaus, Martyr, St. Lawrence Ruiz & Companions, Martyrs 12:10pm ††††Art, Joe, Ruby & Marilyn Ortiz by M/M Ted Ortiz ††† Judy Elaine Baca (2nd anniv), Edward Jacques & Cecilia Villanueva by Roman & Crystal Fri Sept 29 - Mass— Adoration Chapel 12:10pm †Felipe Mares (39th anniv) by Stella McGinnis †††Jerome, Samuel Sr. & Sammy Quintana Jr. by Deacon Jerry & Florence 5:00pm Solemn Vespers Taos Pueblo Sat Sept 30— Vigil - Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time 6:30am St. Jerome’s Feast Day—Mass — Taos Pueblo 3:30-5:00pm Confessions 5:30pm †Facundo Trujillo (16th anniv) by family ††Flavio & Elena Cruz by Eva & family †††Susie, Viola & Juanita by sister Eva Sun October 1— Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00am Mass Taos Pueblo 8:30am Mass (Spanish) Main Church †††Julian Romo Sr., Andrea & Veronica Romo by Romo family †††Dale Romero, Patsy & Elena Gonzales by Tele & Carmen †Solomon J. Martinez BD Memorial by Diana & Raymond Valerio 10:30am Mass Main Church †††Joseph L. Alaniz BD Memorial, Joe Abeyta BD Memorial & Ruben Albert Abeyta by Ruby Alaniz †Isabel G. Gonzales (32nd anniv) Fred Gonzales (6th anniv) by Imelda Jeantete, Enrico & Louis †Dalio Eloy Lujan by Martha 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 thanksgiving to our Lord.

Donation: $20.00 Intentions for the Week of 09/24/2017 – 09/30/2017 †††††Ruperta Trujillo & sons—Fred, Manjo, Pat & David by Marie

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Michael Allbritton, Margaret Montano Montoya, Margaret Lane, Adam Quintana, Marco Luis Trujillo, Evangeline Quintana, Sara Trujillo, Pete Trujillo, Emilia Martinez, Mary Ortiz, Louella Garcia, Maria Medina, Kristine Wilkinson, Annabelle Lucero, Nobie Fernandez, Ernesto Montoya, Joseph Albert, Joan

DeHart Blaz, Alice Martinez, Joseph Cantu, Priscilla Medina, Lawrence Chavez, Eva Sanchez, Margaret S. Martinez, Phillip Martinez Sr., Juanita B. Martinez, Sam Martinez, Nicolas A. Concha, Jose Montoya, Clara Montoya, Bobby L. Lujan, Linda Lou Medina, Arnold Muniz Jr., Hugh Mondragon, Gloria Mondragon, Very Rev. Francis Malley, Julian Robles, Margaret Quin-tana, Erin Cavanaugh, Elena Cordova, Thomas Tuski, Gloria Martinez, Sarah, Cory, Benton & Aspen, Father David Bergs, Carmen Gonzales Brown & Margaret Garcia Montoya If you would like to add anyone to this list please call (575) 758-9208, email [email protected], fax (575) 758-2745 or stop at the office by Thursday

Dear family,�I pray you are all having a blessed week. Of course, later this week we all are invited to join in the celebra�on of our Pueblo’s patron, St. Jerome. I invite all of our parishioners to join in prayerful solidarity with our Pueblo parishioners for their well�being, strong faith and healthy families. This feast only comes once a year, so let’s celebrate a culture that has enriched us all and pray for the needs of their people.��In today’s readings we are firmly reminded, as we should be every now and then, that God’s ways are not our ways and His thoughts are not ours. Usually when we consider God’s wisdom, I think we view Him as being infinitely smarter than us. By no means is this view erroneous, but it is limited. In today’s Gospel, God reveals that even the most basic tenets of common sense and business prac�ces are out the window when we consider God’s wisdom. Using the image of an employer, Jesus teaches us that He may at �mes seem careless or even unjust as he invites “workers” into His “fields” un�l late in the day and pays them the same wage as those who have labored all day. However, He remains true to his word with each of the workers and solemnly reminds the disgruntled employees that He is free to do as He wishes with His own money. How o+en do we ques�on God’s ways? In what ways do we inhibit His mercy or grace by limi�ng it to our own reckoning? Let us be open, instead, friends to a God who is so much bigger than us. If today you hear His voice, harden not your hearts.��In His joy, ��Reverend Father Daniel J. Gu�errez�

Saturday/Sunday: Is 55:6�9/Ps145/ Phil 1:20c�24, 27a/Mt20:1�16a��Monday: Ezr 1:1�6/Ps 126/Lk 8:16�18��

Tuesday: Ezr 6:7�8, 12b, 14�20/Ps 122/�Lk 8:19�21��Wednesday: Ezr 9:5�9/Tb 13/Lk 9:1�6��

Thursday: Hg 1:1�8/Ps 149/Lk 9:7�9��

Friday: Dn 7:9�10, 13�14��Saturday/Sunday: Ez 18:25�28/Ps 25/Phil 2:1�11� �

Mass Readings for Week of Sept 24�

ARE YOU CERTIFIED?�Everyone who either volunteers or is employed by the Church is required to take the Abuse Awareness Training. This is not an �

op�on and the Archdiocese makes sure we are up to date. If you volunteer in anyway with the parish on a regular basis, you must take this class. We will be offering a class on October 7th from

10am to 1pm at St. Joseph’s Hall. You may also take the class online at www.virtus.org�

�Let’s make a commitment to keep our children safe!�

Attention all mayordomos!��

Father is calling a mandatory meeting of all of those who are currently serving as mayordomos either on a regular rotation at the main church or those who

maintain our capillas. �Wednesday, September 27th @ 6:30pm�

St. Joseph’s Hall�It is important we all communicate in order for us stay unified as a parish. Please make yourself �available for this meeting where some important �

announcements will be made. �

St. Jerome Feast Day�Let us come together to give thanks for the blessings we have �received as we celebrate the principle feast day of our Pueblo �

parishioners. Solemn Vespers will be prayed at 6:00pm on Friday the 29th and Solemn High Mass will be celebrated on the 30th at

6:30am. Also, join the Pueblo community for the annual foot races and the great feast which is follow at many homes. St. Jerome,

pray for us! �

Interested in Being an Altar Server?�Recently we have had several inquiries into what is required to become an altar server. If your child is interested in serving the

parish and God in this way, please call the parish office to set up a personal training session, we are flexible with the availability of trainings and would love to include your child among our servers. Children interested must be receiving their First Holy Communion

this coming year or already have �received the Sacrament. Adults too are welcome to serve. Our parish deserves to experience God’s liturgy done well and you or your child can help in that. Please call the office for informa(on.�

The Taos Guadalupanas and Peregrinos invite the community to join them in praying the rosary as a group during �

the month of October:�Monday & Tuesday: 5:30pm Main Church�

Wednesday � Friday: 5:30pm Adoration Chapel�

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