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Saint Didacus School has been serving the parish and community since 1939. Today after eighty years, the parish school is still thriving and vibrantly serving preschool to 8th grade from our parish and beyond.
I extend my profound gratitude to all of our parishioners who tirelessly and generously give support to our school through various ways and means. Please continue to help our school through your kind donation to our Annual Catholic Appeal. For the whole month of March your donation of any amount will help not only our parish school but also other catholic schools in the diocese. Our parishioners who wish to enroll their children in our school are given a discounted tuition rate. The diocese, too, has programs to assist catholic families through tuition assistance.
I remember, when I was in high school my parents could no longer afford to pay the tuition so I courageously asked the principal of the Catholic school to help me so I could continue my study. She gladly offered that if I would be willing to work extra after class I could continue my schooling free of charge. It was difficult but I persevered and was able to graduate. Today, I always look back with my heart full of gratitude to the kindness of catholic school administrators.
Fr. Rick
Emails. Carpools. Shopping lists. Home repairs. It can seem like we move so quickly from one thing to the next. Our news comes in sound bites and headlines. How often do we take time for silence, for prayer, for reflection, for wisdom? Jesus warns us of stumbling through life without an adequate sense of where we're going. "Can a blind person guide a blind person? Will not both fall
into a pit?" This Sunday's Gospel isn't about fumbling along but offers a self-check on our own motivations. "Why do you notice the splinter in your brother's eye, but do not perceive the wooden beam in your own?" Without adequate self-reflection, it's easy to become blind to our own faults. We go through life's motions as our bad habits linger or even increase. We may become increasingly impatient, we may avoid important tasks, we may neglect the emotional needs of our spouse. Perhaps, in the process, we find fault with those around us. In the words of Jesus, "remove the wooden beam from your own eye first." So how do we know? How can we notice the hidden faults in our lives? "A good tree does not bear rotten fruit, nor does a rotten tree bear good fruit. For every tree is known by its own fruit. A good person out of the store of goodness in his heart produces good, but an evil person out of store of evil produces evil." Do you notice certain relationships that have become strained, or situations where you know you don't act your best? Perhaps this is an area where you are acting out of sin, rather than virtue. The truth is, all of us are a mixture of light and dark, vice and virtue. We can't pretend we're perfect! But we also need to take time to pause and prayerfully examine the fruit we're bearing. —Cycles of Faith
Ash Wednesday is March 6th
Distribution of ashes will be at the following times: 7:00AM Mass 8:30AM Mass with the Parish School 12:00PM Liturgy of the Word w/ashes 6:00PM Liturgy of the Word w/ashes 7:00PM Spanish Mass Note-There will be no Eucharistic Adoration this day.
Join us on Friday Night for the First Soup Supper & Stations of Lent
Friday, March 8th 6:00pm —Soup dinner provided by the Spanish Community 7:00pm —Bilingual Stations of the Cross with the Youth Group
The St. Didacus Mental Health Ministry invites you to a
“Care—Prayer—Support” Gathering Sunday, March 3rd 7:00pm—7:45pm In the Parish Hall
The gathering will include: Opening Prayer, Spiritual Reading, group sharing/petitions/comments, an Our Father and Closing Prayer. They will also have information on various agencies that can help with whatever you or a loved one are encountering - be it depression, anxiety, grief, addiction, stress, or other struggles. It is NOT a therapy session (they are not trained to do that). It is more a chance to be with others, share, listen with empathy, learn about available resources and pray together. All are welcome.
Visit our parish website: www.stdidacuschurch.org for the latest news, ministry schedules and more!
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Saturday…………........March 2 9:00AM………………….People of St. Didacus 5:00PM ……………..….Maria Elena García, Spec. Int. †Cas & Gladys Impastato Sunday………….....…..March 3 8:30AM………………....†Charles Watrous Members of the Altar Society 10:00AM………………..People of St. Didacus 11:30AM………………..†Jorge Gordillo Monday………………...March 4 7:30AM……………...….†Mark De Luca, †Lucille Heidmiller Tuesday………..…..…..March 5 6:00PM………†Frances Iraci, †Eva Llanes, Maria Murillo, SI Wednesday……...........March 6 7:00AM………………...†Maryvonne Duchemin 8:30AM……………..….†Henrietta Lant 7:00PM………………...People of St. Didacus Thursday………...…….March 7 7:30AM…………..…....†Rev. Fr. Anacleto Eduardo Encarnacion †Tomas Gordola Friday…………...……...March 8 7:30AM………………….Lucy Hutchings, Spec. Int. Saturday…………........March 9 5:00PM …………….….†Laurel Maus, †Alvera Pavlovich
Are you using your God-given gifts in the way God intended? Do you compare yourself to others and complain about what you don’t have instead of being thankful for what you do have? God gives each of us unique gifts and a unique plan. Listen to how God is calling you to use your gifts, to bear good fruit, for the glory of His name.
Tony Allen Diann Bauer Dan Bauer Martha Becerra Bob Bellesi Herminia Brignoni Gail Cedercrans Fred Cepeda Irene Davis MaryLou De Luca Bob Demers Josie Demers Mick Donahue Cecelia Dueber Daniel Galvan Susan Guenzel Anthony Flores Stan Hammack
Dolores Hansel Joseph Hastings Al Hunt Joanne Hunt Ponciano Jimenez Emily Johnson Meri Kerekanich Kerekanich Family Genevieve Keyser Marilyn Kober Elizabeth La Costa Juanita Lopez Paul Mansell Anthony Martinez Terrence McCabe Emma McPherson Dolores Mediano Peter Napolitano
Elisa Oñate Lupita Plascencia Judith Pratt Antonia Raya Betty Rios Dolores Robertson Victor M. Sanchez Shirley Scinocca Carol Schmidt Beverly Stemper Sue Walker Maria Winters Jean Woody Helen Yturralde Joan Venverloh
And the special intentions in our Book of Needs
Mass Intentions Weekly Events at St. Didacus
The Joy of Giving Readings for the week of March 3, 2019
Sunday: Sir 27:4-7/1 Cor 15:54-58/Lk 6:39-45 Monday: Sir 17:20-24/Mk 10:17-27 Tuesday: Sir 35:1-12/Mk 10:28-31 Wednesday: Jl 2:12-18/2 Cor 5:20—6:2/Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 Thursday: Dt 30:15-20/Lk 9:22-25 Friday: Is 58:1-9a/Mt 9:14-15 Saturday: Is 58:9b-14/Lk 5:27-32 Next Sunday: Dt 26:4-10/Rom 10:8-13/Lk 4:1-13
Sunday, March 3 Location Confirmation Retreat Julian Potluck after Spanish Mass 12:30pm Hall Mental Health Ministry 7:00pm Hall Monday, March 4 Location Encuentro Matrimonial 7:00pm Hall Christ in Our Neighborhood 7:00pm Hall Tuesday, March 5 Location Scouts 3:00pm Hall High School Ministry 6:30pm Hall Spanish Bible Class 6:30pm Hall Creation Care Team 6:30pm Office Wednesday, March 6 Location Altar Society Meeting noon-2:00pm Hall Thursday, March 7 Location RCIA 7:00pm Hall Spanish Adoration 7:00pm Church Friday, March 8 Location Soup—Spanish Community 6:00pm Hall Stations—Youth Group 7:00pm Church Encuentro Matrimonial 8:00pm Hall Saturday, March 9 Location Knights of Columbus 8:00am Confessions 3:30pm Church Eucharistic Adoration 3:30pm-5:00pm Church
PRAYER LIST
General Collection, February 24, 2019: $3,863.00 Weekly General Collection GOAL: $7,370.00 Building Fund, February 24, 2019: $ 988.00
Welcome to St. Didacus Parish! Sunday Masses Saturday 5:00pm, Sunday 8:30am & 10:00am 11:30am in Spanish Daily Mass Mon., Thurs., Fri. 7:30am /Tues. 6:00pm/ Wed. 8:30am
Eucharistic Adoration Wed. 7:30am—8:30am / Saturday 3:30pm—5:00pm First Fridays 8:00am—9:00am Confessions—Saturdays 3:30pm or by appt. Baptisms: English:1st Saturday each month. Spanish: 4th Saturday each month. Arrangements must be made 3 months in advance. Contact the Parish Office for infor-mation. Weddings: Arrangements must be made at least 9 months in advance. Please contact the Parish Office. Mental Health Ministry Direct Line: For emergencies call 911. For non-emergencies please call 619-940-6193.
Pastor, Rev. Enrique Fuentes The Parish Office is open 8am-noon, 1-5pm M-F
SAVE THE DATE for St. Didacus School’s Annual Auction & Gala
2019 BLACK & WHITE GALA Saturday, April 6th
at the Southwestern Yacht Club
We need your help! We can use auction item donations and other donations such as gift cards, event tickets and theme park tickets. For more information or to make your reservation for the auction,
contact Tina at [email protected].
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No Religious Education on Wednesday, March 6th so students may attend an Ash Wednesday service. Classes will resume next Wednesday.
Second Collection Today we’re taking up a second collection for our Building Improvement Fund. Thank you for your generous donations!
Altar Society Meeting Wednesday, March 6th
12:00-2:00pm in the Hall All women of the parish are invited to attend this luncheon meeting. For more information, contact the Parish Office.
It’s Coming...mark your calendars for the
The Altar Society’s Annual Rummage
Sale! Friday, March 15th 8am-5pm
Saturday, March 16th 8am-6:30pm Sunday, March 17th 8am-1pm
If you have items you would like to donate, please plan on bringing them during our set-up
days: March 11th-14th.
Daylight Savings Time
begins next Sunday! Don’t
forget to turn your clock
forward one hour next
Sunday, March 10th.
Learning About The Priesthood On Saturday, March 30, 2019 the Diocese of San Diego is hosting an Explorer Day for those men who are interested in exploring a possible vocation to the priesthood. The day will be held at St. Francis Center on the cam-pus of the University of San Diego from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. If living a life of service for Christ and the people of God is attractive to you, take advantage of the opportunity to attend this upcoming Explorer Day. Pick up an application from Fr. Rick or call Fr. Lauro Minimo at the St. Francis Center (619) 291-7446.
A White Mass will be held on Saturday, April 6, 2019 at
10:30 a.m. at Sacred Heart Parish, 655 C Ave. Coronado, CA 92118. The Mass and reception will honor doctors, nurses, medical technicians, and all who provide compassionate care and service and concern for human life. Send your RSVP by April 1st to [email protected]. Healthcare
workers from all faiths are welcome.
Rite of Election — Sunday, March 10th
At the Rite of Election those in our RCIA program along with those in RCIA throughout the Diocese will affirm their inten-tion to join the Church. The Church makes its "election" of the catechumens to receive the Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation) at the Easter Vigil. In the presence of the bishop they write their names in the Book of the Elect as a pledge of fidelity. They are now called "the elect" and begin a Period of Purification and Enlightenment for the remainder of Lent. Keep them in your prayers as they continue their prepa-ration to receive the sacraments at the Easter Vigil.
Volunteers are needed to join with the Creation Care Team to lead a Lenten Stations of the Cross. If you would like to help, come to
their meeting on Tuesday, March 5th at 6:30 pm in the Parish Office.
On the Cover: Section of a 1st century BC fresco that decorated the
walls of a dining room at the house of Livia Drusilla, wife of Roman Emperor Augustus. The frescoes were removed from the walls in the 1950s. They have been restored and stored at the Museo Nazionale in Rome. Learn more at https://smarthistory.org/painted-garden-villa-of-livia/
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Abstinence is a penitential practice consisting of refraining from the consumption of meat and is to be observed by all Catholics who are 14 years of age and older. Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, and the Fridays during Lent are days of abstinence. In addition to abstinence, fasting is to be observed by all Catholics between the ages of 18-59 (inclusive). On days of fasting, one full meal is allowed. Two smaller meals, sufficient to maintain strength, may be taken according to one’s needs, but together they should not equal another full meal. Eating between meals is not permitted, but liquids are allowed. Note: If a person is unable to observe the above regulations due to ill health or other serious reasons, they are urged to practice other forms of self-denial that are suitable to their condition.
The St. Paul Center is happy to announce that their Genesis to Jesus Bible study will be available for free during Lent! Gene-sis to Jesus presents the whole sweep of salvation history, and helps you make sense of the Bible, literally, from Genesis to Jesus. By the end of Lent, you'll understand the importance of Easter as the eighth day of creation in light of God's unified plan for our salvation. Join thousands of Catholics online by participating in this free study! Register at: www.stpaulcenter.com
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March is the month that Mother Church dedicates to St. Joseph, the husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the earthly father of Jesus. St. Joseph is the model husband who listened to the will of God and devoted himself to care and provide for his wife and child. The Church recognizes St. Joseph twice in the Liturgical Year. He is honored once for being the spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Mar. 19) and again for being a good worker and provider for the Holy Fami-ly (May 1). St. Joseph led his family on the straight and narrow path to the glory of God. Saint Joseph, protect our home. Pour forth
from heaven blessings on our family. Remain in our midst. Help us to live in love
and harmony, in peace and joy. May the wholesome fear of God strengthen us that virtue may adorn what we do and our way
may lead to heaven. Amen.
Thank you to 4th & 5th Grade Religious Education students who recently made St. Valentine’s Day cards for homebound parishioners. They each
included a similar drawing of Jesus and had uplifting statements of God’s love. The cards were sure to bring a smile to those who received them!
Lent begins this week. Here are a few suggestions to help make this Lent a more meaningful time.
Guidelines for Fasting & Abstinence
During Lent
"Please join 40 Days for Life Community and Auxilia-ry Bishop John Dolan in the 1,000 Pro-Lifers Prayer Rally, on Sunday March 3rd at 2:30pm, in front of Chula Vista, Planned Parenthood, where daily, abortions of
innocent unborn human babies are performed. Join the entire faith community, as WE peacefully come together to be a voice for the voiceless and pray for an end to abortion. This is a kid & family-friendly event that will include Prayer, Live Music, Guest Speakers, Pro-Life Testimonials, and a Potluck Celebration at neighboring Westside Community Church. All are welcome so please be one of the more than 1,000 people by God's grace who attends this life-saving event. THEN after be sure to regularly join in prayer at the very same prayer site, anytime from 5am to 11pm, starting Ash Wednesday and ending 40 days thereafter. For more info contact: Ruben Serrano 619-395-5866 or [email protected].
Want to have a more personal connection during Lent? Join our Christ in our Neighborhood Group. During March they will be
meeting on Mondays: March 4th, 18th, 25th. They read and reflect on the readings for the upcoming Sunday.
Pagina 6 8º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario 3 de marzo de 2019
ANUNCIO IMPORTANTE
MONAGUILLOS
Necesitamos monaguillos-(as) en la misa de español. Si ya hiciste la primera comu-nión, y quieres ayudar al Pa-dre en la misa y vienes a mi-sa de español habla con Anhai Rodriguez a la salida de misa para que te demos un entrenamiento. Los papas tienen que comprometerse a traer a los niños el día que les toca servir.
Miércoles de Ceniza 7:00 AM Misa con Cenizas 8:30 AM Misa con la escuela 12:00 PM Liturgia de la Palabra/
cenizas 6:00 PM Liturgia de la Palabra/cenizas 7:00 PM Misa en español con cenizas
MIERCOLES DE CENIZA NO HAY CATECISMO
No hay clases del cate-cismo el miércoles 6 de marzo para que los estu-diantes puedan asistir al servicio el Miércoles de Ceniza.
ESTACIONES DE LA CRUZ Y SOPAS CUARESMALES
La Primera Cena de Sopas Cua-resmales nos tocan a nosotros la
comunidad hispana, el Viernes 8 de marzo, por favor traiga una sopa para compartir con 5 personas, o ensalada, capirotada o pan. Les pe-dimos que lleguen a las 5:30 PM con su comida la cena es a las 6 PM 7:00 pm —Estaciones de la Cruz con el Grupo de Jóvenes será bilingüe.
El horario de primavera comienza el próximo
domingo No se olvide de adelantar su relojes una hora el próximo domingo 10 de marzo.
Marque sus calendarios para
La Venta Anual de Cosas Usadas de la Sociedad
del Altar
Viernes 15 de marzo de 8 am a 5 pm Sábado, 16 de marzo 8 am-6:30pm Domingo 17 de marzo de 8 am a 1 pm Si tiene artículos que le gustaría donar, planee traerlos durante nuestros días de instalación: del 11 al 14 de marzo.
El Grupo de la Divina Misericordia los invita
Si esta interesado/a de que el Señor de la Misericordia Peregrino visite su casa, hable con Micaela Mozo el do-mingo en la misa de español, para que el Señor Peregrino visite su casa.
Noche de Adoración Eucarística y Cantos de
alabanza, Jueves 7 de marzo a las 7 PM en la
iglesia. Los esperamos.
Conozca a su comunidad
Después de misa los invita-mos a comer y conocer mejor a su comunidad y saber los diferentes even-tos que tendremos en el mes de marzo.
NOTA IMPORTANTE: A partir del martes 26 de marzo tendremos clases de Biblia para adultos en español en la parte de atrás del salón parroquial. De 6:40—8 PM
LOS E S P E R A M O S
Lent at St. Didacus Catholic Church
Ash Wednesday, March 6th: 7AM Mass, 8:30AM Mass w/school, 12PM Liturgy of the Word w/ashes, 6PM Liturgy of the Word w/ashes, 7PM Spanish Mass
Stations of the Cross:
Friday, March 8th at 7PM—Bilingual Friday, March 15th at 7PM—English
Friday, March 22nd at 7PM—Bilingual Friday, April 5th at 7PM—Bilingual
Good Friday, April 19th at noon—English Good Friday, April 19th at 1:00PM—Spanish
Bilingual Taize Prayer Service: Friday, March 29th & Friday, April 12th at 7PM — presented by the Choir
Life is busy! Slow down during Lent—join us for this prayerful and meditative service with the Choir.
Special Speaker Thursday, March 21st at 7PM — at the SCHOOL
Bernadeane Carr, STL, Director, Diocesan Institute She will be speaking about guardian angels and their role in our lives
Eucharistic Adoration Every Wednesday 7:30AM-8:30AM
Every Saturday 3:30PM-5:00PM First Friday of the month 8:00AM-9:00AM
Use this special quiet time to be drawn more deeply into the mystery of Christ’s presence in the Holy Eucharist.
Weekday Mass Monday, Thursday, Friday at 7:30AM, Tuesday at 6:00PM and Wednesday at 8:30AM
Along with the traditional fasting of Lent, try to add something—such as a weekday Mass, to your Lenten schedule.
Fridays During Lent Friday, March 8 6:00PM Soup provided Spanish Community 7:00PM Stations of the Cross—Youth Group Friday, March 15 6:00PM NO SOUP ON THIS DAY 7:00PM Stations of the Cross—Deacon Dino Friday, March 22 6:00PM Soup provided by School’s PTG 7:00PM Stations of the Cross—Mental Health Ministry Friday, March 29 6:00PM Soup provided Parish Council 7:00PM Taize Prayer Service with Choir Friday, April 5 5:00-7:00PM Knights of Columbus Fish Dinner 7:00PM Stations of the Cross—Creation Care Team Friday, April 12 6:00PM Soup provided by Altar Society 7:00PM Taize Prayer Service with Choir
Parish Penance Service Tuesday, March 26th at 7:00PM
We come together as a Community and humbly stand before God and ask for His forgiveness and mercy.
Lent is a blessed time: we can slow down and actively reflect on our spiritual journey. We can change the course of our lives. The New Testament word for repentance means changing one’s mind so that one’s views, values, goals, and ways are changed and one’s whole life is lived differently. The change is radical, both inwardly and outwardly; mind and judgment, will and affections, behavior and
lifestyle, motives and purposes, are all involved. Repenting means starting a new life.
Here at St. Didacus we’ll be offering opportunities this Lent for you to walk more closely with our Lord on your journey to new life. Keep this schedule at hand and join us for our many different offerings.
Cuaresma en la Comunidad de San Didacus
Miércoles de Ceniza: 7 AM Misa en ingles, 8:30 AM Misa en ingles con la escuela, 12 PM Liturgia de la Palabra con cenizas,
6 PM Liturgia de la Palabra con cenizas, 7 PM Misa de español
Servicio bilingüe - Oración Taizé: Viernes 29 de marzo a las 7:00 PM y Viernes 12 de Abril a las 7:00 PM, Coro de ingles y lecturas bilingües.
Adoración Eucarística Todos los miércoles de 7:30—8:30 AM Todos los sábados de 3:30—5:00 PM Primer viernes del mes 8:00—9:00 AM
Pase un tiempo de reflexión con nuestro Señor. Escúchalo, que Él te hablara en el silencio.
Misa Semanales Lunes, jueves, viernes a las 7:30 AM. Martes a las 6:00 PM y el Miércoles a las 8:30 AM.
Trate de añadir una misa de lunes a viernes a su horario de Cuaresma, junto con el ayuno tradicional de cuaresma.
Todos Viernes de Cuaresma, las sopas son a las 6 PM
Viernes, 8 de marzo Proporcionada por la Comunidad Hispana 7 PM Estaciones Cruz Bilingüe—Jovenes Viernes, 15 de marzo No habrá sopas 7 PM Estaciones Cruz en ingles—D. Dino
Viernes, 22 de marzo Proporcionadas por la Escuela de San Didacus 7 PM Estaciones Cruz Salud Mental Bilingüe Viernes, 29 de marzo Proporcionada por el Consejo Pastoral 7 PM Oración de Taize Bilingüe Viernes, 5 de abril 5:00-7:00PM PESCADO FRITO, CABALLEROS DE COLON 7 PM Estaciones Cruz Bilingüe—Equipo Creación Viernes, 12 de abril Proporcionadas por la Sociedad del Altar 7 PM Oración de Taize Bilingüe
Servicio Penitencial (Confesiones) Martes 26 de marzo a las 7:00 PM
Nos reunimos como comunidad ante Dios para pedirle su perdón y misericordia, acogiendo en lo concreto de nuestra vida la victoria de Cristo sobre el pecado y la muerte.
La Cuaresma es signo sacramental de conversión, es una llamada a los cristianos a en-carnar más intensa y concretamente el misterio pascual en su vida personal, familiar y social, en particular, mediante el ayuno, la oración y la limosna. Ayunar, o sea aprender a cambiar nuestra actitud con los demás y con las criaturas: de la tentación de “devorarlo” todo, para saciar nuestra avidez, a la capacidad de sufrir por
amor, que puede colmar el vacío de nuestro corazón. Orar para saber renunciar a la idolatría y a la autosuficiencia de nuestro yo, y declararnos necesitados del Señor y de su misericordia. Dar limosna para salir de la necedad de vivir y acumularlo todo para nosotros mismos, creyendo que así nos aseguramos un futuro que no nos pertenece. Y volver a encontrar así la alegría del proyecto que Dios ha puesto en la creación y en nuestro corazón, es decir amarle, amar a nuestros hermanos y al mundo entero, y encontrar en este amor la verdadera felicidad. Queridos hermanos y hermanas, la “Cuaresma” del Hijo de Dios fue un entrar en el desierto de la creación para hacer que volviese a ser aquel jardín de la comunión con Dios que era antes del pecado original (cf. Mc 1,12-13; Is 51,3). Que nuestra Cuaresma suponga recorrer ese mismo camino, para llevar también la esperanza de Cristo a la creación, que «será liberada de la esclavitud de la corrupción para entrar en la gloriosa libertad de los hijos de Dios» (Rm 8,21). No deje-mos transcurrir en vano este tiempo favorable. Pidamos a Dios que nos ayude a emprender un camino de verdadera con-versión. Abandonemos el egoísmo, la mirada fija en nosotros mismos, y dirijámonos a la Pascua de Jesús; hagámonos prójimos de nuestros hermanos y hermanas que pasan dificultades, compartiendo con ellos nuestros bienes espirituales y materiales. Así, acogiendo en lo concreto de nuestra vida la victoria de Cristo sobre el pecado y la muerte, atraeremos su fuerza trans-formadora también sobre la creación. Papa Francisco, Febrero 2019
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