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August 2, 2020
18th Sunday of
Ordinary Time
Modified
Liturgical
Schedule
Sunday & Weekday
Video Mass
Recordings
Available Online
Please visit our website
for Covid-19 updates
and video mass
https://www.st-anthonys.org/
18TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
PARISH STAFF First Reading:
Come to me heedfully, listen,
Rev. Chad Wahl,
Pastor that you may have life.
(Is 55:3a)
Rev. Gilbert Arango, Psalm:
Parochial Vicar The hand of the Lord feeds us;
he answers all our needs.
Rev. Christhudasan Varghese, (Ps 145)
Parochial Vicar Second Reading:
For I am convinced that neither
Rev. Mr. Jeff Vierra, death, nor life, nor angels, nor
Deacon Pastoral Care principalities, nor present things,
& Senior Ministry
nor future things, nor powers,
Rev. Mr. Ha Ngoc Nguyen, nor height, nor depth, nor any
Deacon other creature will be able to
separate us from the love of God
Rev. Mr. Fidel Carillo, in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Deacon (Rom 8:38-39)
Gospel:
Mrs. Susie Dickert, Taking the five loaves and the
School Principal two fish, and looking up to
heaven, he said the blessing,
Mary Ferreira, broke the loaves, and gave them
Office Manager
to the disciples, who in turn
Dave Corder, gave them to the crowds.
Faith Formation Director They all ate and were satisfied.
(Mt 14:19-20a)
Laura Perez,
Coordinator of Religious Formation
Athena Rodriguez,
Director of Youth Ministry
Guillermo Garcia Jr.,
Director of Liturgical Music
Angelique Gutierrez,
Director of Liturgy
EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP
Robin Haworth,
Environment Director RECOGNIZE GOD IN YOUR ORDINARY MOMENTS
Richard Sepulveda, The Power of a Simple Action
Facilities Manager
I remember seeing a story on a morning news program about a little girl who
PARISH PASTORAL wanted to give an elderly man in a grocery store a hug. She had no way of
COUNCIL knowing that this man had just lost his wife of many years and now felt so
Celso Doria, Martin Espinoza, very alone and depressed. Her reaching out to the man seemed odd to her mom
Allan Rodriguez, Lois Wiedenhoeft, at first, but the girl was so insistent about giving a hug she moved the shopping
Jose Martinez, Erica Campos,
Jessica Campos, Jory Kusy,
carts close together so the exchange could take place. No one knew that from
Monica Poncini, & Barbara Graham that moment on the little girl would ask to visit her new friend at least once a
week for the next four years until he passed away. In an interview soon after
the initial encounter, the man said, “I haven’t been this happy in some time.”
Imagine the joy that relationship brought to them both over the years!
MISSION STATEMENT
We covenant to give ourselves It was just a moment. It was a simple gesture. Yet, it had a large impact that no
to Christ as He gives Himself one could have predicted. You never know what will result when we give just
to us in the Eucharist, so every a little of ourselves. That uncertainty too often leads us to hold back or refrain
person might be a full, active, from the simple actions of love or gestures of generosity that could come so
& conscious participant in His easily for us if we wanted. We should never doubt the power of a simple
Church, empowered to share & random act of kindness. Generosity does not need to be grand to make a big
live the Gospel. difference. The time is now, and the opportunity presents itself often to plant a
small seed that God can water and nourish so that something beautiful can
grow.
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READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Mass Intentions
MONDAY AUG 3
Sunday: Is 55:1-3/Ps 145:8-9, 15-16, 17-18
[cf. 16]/Rom 8:35, 37-39/Mt 14:13-21 Fr. Gilbert
Monday: Jer 28:1-17/Ps 119:29, 43, 79, 80, 95, 102 † Jo Sheryl Kierulf (Bing Navarra)
[68b]/Mt 14:22-36 † Eufracia Perez (Frances Sia)
Tuesday: Jer 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22/Ps 102:16-18, 19-21, † Eloy Lorato (Kathleen Gomes)
29 and 22-23 [17]/Mt 14:22-36 or Mt 15:1-2, 10-14
Wednesday: Jer 31:1-7/Jer 31:10, 11-12ab, 13
[cf. 10d]/Mt 15:21-28 TUESDAY, AUG 4
Thursday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14/Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 9 Fr. Chris
[1a, 9a]/2 Pt 1:16-19/Mt 17:1-9 † George Perry Sr (George & Bernadine Piccardo)
Friday: Na 2:1, 3; 3:1-3, 6-7/Dt 32:35cd-36ab, 39abcd, † Florne Lopez (Marlene Lopez)
41 [39c]/Mt 16:24-28
Saturday: Hb 1:12—2:4/Ps 9:8-9, 10-11, 12-13
[11b]/Mt 17:14-20 WEDNESDAY, AUG 5
Next Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-13a/Ps 85:9, 10, 11-12, 13-14 Fr. Chad
[8]/Rom 9:1-5/Mt 14:22-33 † David Perry (George & Bernadine Piccardo)
† Abraham Alegado (Caridad Usman)
OBSERVANCES FOR THE WEEK † Lazaro Estroba (Caridad Usman)
Sunday: 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Tuesday: St. John Vianney, Priest THURSDAY, AUG 6
Wednesday: The Dedication of the Basilica of St. Mary Major Fr. Chris
Thursday: The Transfiguration of the Lord
† Carlos Sinsay (Soledad Sinsay)
Friday: St. Sixtus II, Pope, and Companions, Martyrs;
St. Cajetan, Priest † Filemon Sanchez (Ana Luisa Sanchez)
Saturday: St. Dominic, Priest † Mike Mirko (Carol Frey)
Next Sunday: 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time
FRIDAY, AUG 7
Fr. Chad
† Alfred Rapa (Carmen Buttigieg, Charlene
& Geraldo Villanueva)
† Maggie Olvera (Lynda Minazzoli)
SUNDAY, AUG 9
English – Fr. Chad
† Barbie Gotschall (Sephos Family)
† Carlos Sinsay (Soledad Sinsay)
† Charlene Lightell (Kathy Martinez)
† Dan Nieri (Ed & Carol Prenot)
† Felisa Orias & Pura Sy (Dave & Tyra Sandher)
† George Wells (K of C St. Anthony Council)
† Majesh Mathew (Mathew Abraham)
† Maria Manuela Vargas (Joe Vargas)
† Mary D'atri (Kathy Martinez)
† Mateus Toste (Julieta Toste)
† Nick Bush (Lillian Bush)
Spanish – Fr. Gilbert
† Ana Sonia Quintanilla (Aida M. Ceron)
† Ma Esperanza, Josefina & Juan Fonseca (Lorena Fonseca)
The Parish Office is closed to the public at this time.
We will remain available to you over the phone and email,
Week of July 26, 2020 during normal office hours. Thank you for your patience
Total: $24,467 and understanding, and please continue to pray and check
the website and social media for updated information.
Monday – Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thank you for your continued support
receptionist@st-anthonys.org
209-823-7197
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Lifting up to God for healing those in need of our prayers:
Barbara Pinto-Choate Alfred Spina Jr. Mary Campbell Rebecca Mayorga
Janet DeLisle Ida Teicheira Delia Aveles Marcela
Christopher Rowen Irene Golliher Carl Joaquin Vince Cestra
Eileen Bournaziah Duane Golliher Debra Jones Nava Louis George III
Kathy Johnson Eileen Brooke Alisha Mello Macy Hekl
Jess Duran Gabby Nuñ o Julie Ferreira Enrigue Rios
Lisa Martinez Sarah Davis Sammy Galvan Paul Rebelo
Lupe Razo Jared Costa Galvan Family Ruth Ilardi
Dora Garcia Maria Smith Jackie Lewis Emilia San ilippo
Mary Donges Jorge Guevara Roxanna Douthit Anthony Figueroa
Robert Zeno Patricia Manzanares Tammy Rogers Edmundo Damasco
Robert Orantes David Maciejewski Judy Simmons Jean Damasco
Gabriela Silva Gavin Luke Jorge Dias Walt Frey
Joe Rowen Garret Luke Patricia Meyers Bob Neeley
Richard F. Limas Josephine Ochoa Griselda Hernandez Michele Day
Theresa Pacheco Susie Martinez Rosa Gonzalez Maria Amador
Dolores Hickey Richard Hobbs Juan Gonzalez Lonnie Cannady
Salvador Torres Michelle Rossow Velasquez Family Joan Cowan
Elizabeth Cantu Steve Ojeda & Family Jessie Villalovos Lupe Alcantar
Jorge Martinez Janet Cameron Anaya Family Paz Galvan
Martha Jackson Donnavelle Madayag Brody Kasinger Mary Ann Silva
Clara Jackson Evan Ballard Gilbert Diaz Celestina Manuta
Pat Guvman Yvonne Phillips Sharon Ryder Nemesio Domingo
Pablo Tempra III Dixie Carillo Rosalina Gurrola Craig Yeszin
Amanda Rosa Michael Rios Frank Castro Rodrigo Acosta
Carmelita Galvan Charlie Hall David Daneau
Richard Gallardo Galina Maksimenaoba Sarah McCarthy
Michael Kautzar Cyndie Muluain Dave Cowden
Austin Rosenstine Palette Perreria Cathy Valente
If you are ill or in the hospital, please call 823-7197 to let us know, we can arrange a visit from a Priest, or Deacon Jeff
If you are a woman who has lost your
spouse and would like to connect
spiritually and socially with other fellow
widows please contact
Deacon Jeff at (209) 823-7197 ext. 227
LIVE THE LITURGY
INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK
What do you really hope and hunger for? We are most
familiar with our physical hungers and cravings as they
are quite obvious. What we don’t always realize is that we
also have emotional and spiritual hungers. Many are
starving for acceptance and love. Many others hunger for
a sense of purpose, more focused direction, and deeper
connection and meaning. Our hungers can easily get
confused. We think we are in need of one thing but are
actually being driven by another. We need to recognize
and pursue our spiritual hungers. If we do not do so, we
will attempt to fill these needs with lesser, and not always
healthier, things. God, ultimately through the Eucharist, is
the only One who can quench our more profound thirsts.
Have we discovered this yet?
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Father Chad’s Email Update
St Anthony’s School
July 13, 2020
SHUT DOWN
Today the governor held a press conference with an
update that directed all Counties (including San
Joaquin County) that have been on the States
monitoring list to close all indoor worship services.
Effective today, Monday, July 13, 2020 all St. St. Anthony's Catholic School is now accepting
Anthony public attended services held inside the applications for the 2020-2021 school year.
church will be placed on hold. You may call to set up a tour, shadow for a day or for
more information. We can be reached at
I know this is difficult for many of you. We worked 209-823-4513 or our webpage
hard to develop a safe environment and took all the www.sasmanteca.org
precautions seriously. You did an exceptional job in
following all the protocols.
NO SURGE OF CASES AT ST. ANTHONY’S
There has been no surge of positive cases at St.
Anthony’s to cause this shut down. However, there has
been a surge of cases within our County. For this
reason, I believe all or most activities categorized as
“indoor gatherings” in our County have been shut St. Anthony's Preschool is now accepting
down (bars, indoor dining, churches, etc.) applications for School Year 2020-2021!
We are a high quality program which prepares
SILENT VIRUS children for kindergarten and beyond. We provide a
This silent virus can spread without you even knowing nurturing environment, offers structured setting,
it. A person with COVID-19 may not show any signs
of being sick, like coughing, sniffles, fever, or
encourages language, social, emotional skills and
difficulty breathing. This is known as spiritual development aligned with the values of the
“asymptomatic” (having no symptoms). Catholic faith.
Preschool: 3 year old and potty tr ained by
An asymptomatic person still carries the virus and Sept.1st. 3 day-Half Day or 5 day-Full Day schedule
without knowing it, can pass it on to their family Pre-K: 4 year s old and potty tr ained by Sept.1st.
members, friends, and others in the community who 5 day -Half Day or 5 day-Full Day schedule
could become extremely ill. For more information, visit our website at
www.sasmanteca.org
Please watch online for further information, check or contact the Preschool Director,
your email, and review the church bulletin. Jennifer Dalen at 209-823-3959
REMAIN FAITHFUL
This is no time to walk away with our heads hung
down. Instead it is a time for us to lift our hearts to the "Are you new to the parish?
Lord and seek his guidance. We are loved and he will To obtain a registration form, please visit our
remain true to us. website, email, or call the parish office.
ONLINE MASS Have you moved? Had an information change?
Online Mass will continue Let us know by contacting our parish office by
St. Anthony Online Mass phone or by email.
DISPENSATION FROM SUNDAY MASS WILL Monday – Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
CONTINUE Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
You continue to receive God’s good grace and are not receptionist@st-anthonys.org
obligated to attend Mass. Mass online will continue in 209-823-7197
English and Spanish. Confession is not required
because you were unable to attend Mass during this We respect your privacy! This information is for
time. St. Anthony’s Parish use only.
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PERPETUAL ADORATION Ministries and Activities
St. Vincent de Paul Society
St. Vincent de Paul Society’s food
pantry has remained open two days
a week, Wednesdays and Fridays,
Given the developing situation, we are suspending from 2:00-3:30pm, since
March. We hope to reopen more
Adoration until further notification. days as we are able. New
members are welcome!
The coronavirus has disrupted
many people’s lives both in our
parish and in our community. Our
outreach team is here to help our
parishioners and community
members in need. We have
emergency funds and can help with needs such as
Could you not rent and utilities. Please call our Helpline at
209-302-5702.
watch one hour Please for all other calls, use our office number,
with me?” 209-823-8099.
“MT. 26:40”
Thank you to St. Anthony’s parishioners continued
support of our ministry during this time. It has enabled
us to continue to serve our neighbors and friends and
is greatly appreciated.
PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY
If someone would like to request a shawl (for ladies)
or lap robe (for men), please send an e-mail to
prayer.shawls@yahoo.com.
Shawls and lap robes are not just for those who are ill; they are
also given out to celebrate a special occasion such as an anniver-
sary. A message of love and caring comes with each shawl or lap
robe and the giving of the shawl or lap robe enriches the giver as
well as the recipient.
VOCATION KIT
Families are invited to sign up for a
Vocation Prayer Kit. Each family would
take the kit home for one week. The
Vocation Prayer Kit includes everything a
family will need to pray the rosary together
for vocations. To sign your family up and
for more information, please call Diane in
the parish office (209) 823-7197 ext 228.
Les invitamos a las familias a orar por las
Vocaciones escogiendo una misa de un Sabado o
Domingo. Se apuntaran para llevarse a casa todo
lo necesario para crear un ambiente de
oracion en familia donde oraran por una semana.
Para apuntarse o para mas informacion, hable con
Diane en la oficina de la parroquia al
209-823-7197 ext. 228.
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Gospel Meditation
Many people in our world are hungry and thirsty.
This hunger and thirst go well beyond physical needs for
food, security, and shelter. Many are emotionally and
spiritually parched, too. Behind every act of violence is a
soul who hungers. People live with relationships that
actually starve them. They are abused, exploited, disre-
spected, laughed at, and marginalized. There is a lot of As we look at our lives and the many ways God has
confusion and inner pain that needs to be acknowledged blessed us, let us give back a portion to the Bishop’s
and expressed. We all long to be understood and loved, Ministry Appeal as a way of saying thank you to the Lord.
even when our inner demons or who I am make it
difficult to be. Do you live with inner confusion and MESSAGE FROM BISHOP COTTA
pain? Folks often wander through life without any real
direction or purpose and take their cues from what seems The BMA helps to fund the programs and services of the
satisfying or popular at the moment. The deeper dots of Diocese. Our parish benefits from these programs in many
our lives can easily remain unconnected, and we can find ways. If you have yet to make your pledge to our parish’s
ourselves without grounding, purpose, or real happiness. annual support of the ministries, please consider doing so
Life becomes shallow and without real purpose as we today. Pledge envelopes can be found in the pews and
hunger and thirst for an ultimate love. BMA bulletins can be found in the vestibule. Thank you
for your prayerful consideration. Checks should be made
It’s easier to see the physical hungers and thirsts. payable to the BISHOP’S MINISTRY APPEAL TRUST.
We try to respond to these as best we can. Much more
needs to be done. With all that God’s earth can provide,
nobody ought to face sleep at night with a belly that’s
empty. It’s sinful. It’s unjust. But isn’t all hunger unjust?
It doesn’t need to be, and it should not be. Just as no one
ought to be physically hungry and thirsty, there is really
no need to be emotionally or spiritually deficient either.
If we have more privileges at our fingertips, it is easier to
try to satisfy our emotional and spiritual hungers and
thirst by acting on impulse or self-indulgence, carelessly
following passions, or by seeking self-destructive ways to
dull the ache of
emptiness.
Folks need to know where to look for
nourishment and need the right friends to help them find
it. We may not think that we have enough to respond to
and to satisfy all of the needs, but we do. It doesn’t take Photo of the Week:
much. Five loaves and two fish provided for a huge On June 27th, the Diocesan
crowd. With God, all things are possible. Our faith Hispanic Ministry and the
provides the direction for where God’s children must go Cathedral of the Annunciation
to find the nourishment they seek. It also tells us how to hosted a farewell parade for
structure life so that justice and equity can be a reality for Bishop-Elect Ramon Bejarano.
Many came out to see him one
all. It also tells us how to respond to pain, sinfulness, and
last time before he departed to
confusion. Come to the water and then help another get
San Diego. Bishop-Elect Bejarano was formerly the Pastor of
there.
the Cathedral of the Annunciation and will be ordained a
Bishop on July 14th to serve the Diocese of San Diego.
Pictured from left to right are Bishop Myron J. Cotta,
www.st-anthonys.org Bishop-Elect Ramon Bejarano and Fr. Luis Navarro, who is
the newly appointed Administrator for the Cathedral of the
Annunciation.
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Adult Formation Corner
Important Announcements
Faith Formation, Adult Formation and Youth Ministry sessions
and gatherings have been postponed until further notice.
Infant Baptism:
Minimum of three months We're pleased to announce the
notice & pre-baptismal Availability of FORMED, an
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If you have question or would
like more information please
contact the parish office at
(209) 823-7197 or email: Make a Donation or Access Your Account
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Mensaje del Obispo a la comunidad migrante
Nuestros Hermanos y Hermanas Migrantes
Mis Queridos Hermanos y Hermanas en Cristo,
Como su Obispo y hermano, envío este mensaje a
ustedes nuestra comunidad migrante, esperando que se
encuentren bien en medio de este tiempo difícil y desafiante.
La experiencia de esta pandemia está teniendo un impacto en
todos nosotros. Ha afectado la vida familiar, empleo, culto,
escuela, etc. Meditación Evangélico
Como trabajadores migrantes, es importante que ustedes, y Este pasaje del Evangelio de Mateo tiene una relación muy íntima con la
quienes los emplean, estén siguiendo y proporcionándoles las institución de la Eucaristía. El Señor Jesús pronuncia las mismas palabras de
precauciones de seguridad necesarias para protegerlos del la Última Cena. “Tomó los cinco panes y los dos pescados, levantó los ojos al
Coronavirus en su lugar de trabajo, y todos deben recordar la cielo, partió los panes y los entregó a los discípulos. Y los discípulos los
importancia de mantener a sus familias seguras en casa. daban a la gente”. (Mateo 14:19). Cristo es el Pan del Cielo que se da en
oblación para todos. No importa la raza ni el color de la piel, Él se compadece
Continuar educándose a sí mismos y a sus familias en la lucha de la persona y se da en alimento.
contra el virus, es de suma importancia a medida que siguen
las pautas de salubridad. El Papa Francisco nos ayuda a comprender este hermoso mensaje del
“En una declaración de apoyo a los migrantes del 28 Evangelio de la primera multiplicación de los panes. Pero Jesús,
de abril, los obispos Católicos de Estados Unidos solicitaron tranquilamente respondió: “Denles ustedes de comer”. ¡Todos comieron hasta
pruebas y acceso a la atención médica para los trabajadores saciarse y aun así sobró! En este acontecimiento podemos acoger tres
mensajes. El primero es la compasión. Frente a la multitud que lo sigue y- por
agrícolas, así como disposiciones que permitan a los así decir- no lo deja en paz, Jesús no actúa con irritación, no dice ‘esta gente
trabajadores seguir las medidas preventivas del CDC (Center me molesta’. Sino que siente compasión. El segundo mensaje es compartir.
for Desease Control/ Centro para el Control y Prevención de Primero la compasión, lo que sentía Jesús y después el compartir. El tercer
Enfermedades) en sus lugares de empleo y vivienda. Los mensaje: el prodigio de los panes preanuncia la Eucaristía. Se ve en el gesto
obispos agradecieron a las empresas e instituciones que ya de Jesús que recitó la bendición antes de partir los panes y darlos a la
brindan estas protecciones.” (Extension Magazine) multitud. En la Eucaristía Jesús no da un pan, sino el pan de la vida eterna se
dona a Sí mismo, ofreciéndose al Padre por amor a nosotros. Pero nosotros,
Nosotros, en el Valle de San Joaquín, estamos debemos ir a la Eucaristía con esos sentimientos de Jesús, la compasión. Y
bendecidos de tenerlos como parte de nuestra comunidad de con ese deseo de Jesús, compartir. Compasión, compartir, Eucaristía, éste es el
culto y de trabajo. Como trabajadores “esenciales,” su trabajo camino que Jesús nos indica en este Evangelio.
arduo dedicado a plantar, cuidar y cosechar abundantes frutos
de los campos fértiles de nuestro valle contribuye al éxito de la LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
multibillonaria industria agrícola de California. El trabajo Domingo: Is 55, 1-3/Sal 145, 8-9. 15-16. 17-18 [cfr. 16]/Rom 8, 35.
desafiante que ustedes hacen sostiene el estado de California, 37-39/Mt 14, 13-21
y más allá, con un suministro constante de alimentos para Lunes: Jr 28, 1-17/Sal 119, 29. 43. 79. 80. 95. 102 [68]/Mt 14, 22-36
millones de personas. Martes: Jr 30, 1-2. 12-15. 18-22/Sal 102, 16-18. 19-21.
Estamos bendecidos en nuestra Diócesis de Stockton 29 y 22-23 [17]/Mt 14, 22-36 o Mt 15, 1-2. 10-14
de tener una Oficina de Ministerio Migrante y de Ministerio Miércoles: Jr 31, 1-7/Jr 31, 10. 11-12. 13 [cfr. 10]/Mt 15, 21-28
de Jóvenes Hispanos. Agradezco a la Hna. Alicia López, Hna. Jueves: Dn 7, 9-10. 13-14/Sal 97, 1-2. 5-6. 9 [1. 9]/2 Pe 1, 16-19
Lourdes González y al Señor José López quienes me asisten Mt 17, 1-9
en esta gran labor a la comunidad migrante. Ellos llevan la Viernes: Na 2, 1. 3; 3, 1-3. 6-7/Dt 32, 35-36. 39. 41 [39]/Mt 16, 24-28
Sábado: Hab 1, 12-2, 4/Sal 9, 8-9. 10-11. 12-13 [11]/Mt 17, 14-20
Buena Nueva de Jesús a ustedes y a sus familias con la ayuda Domingo siguiente: 1 Re 19, 9. 11-13/Sal 85, 9. 10. 11-12. 13-14
de sus equipos catequéticos quienes los asisten en la prepara- [8]/Rom 9, 1-5/Mt 14, 22-33
ción y educación de los niños en la enseñanza de la Fe
Católica. Estamos bendecidos en nuestra Diócesis de Stockton
Cierre de las Iglesias
de tenerlos a ellos y a ustedes como fieles miembros del Lunes 13 de julio de 2020, el Gobernador tuvo una conferencia
Cuerpo de Cristo, la Iglesia. de prensa dirigiendo a todos los condados (incluido el condado
Sigamos esforzándonos por ser responsables en de San Joaquín) que ha estado en la lista de monitoreo del
observar las directivas de salud establecidas para el bien estado de California para que se cierren todos los servicios de
común de nuestras comunidades ya sea en casa, en el trabajo o adoración que se llevan a cabo dentro de los edificios.
en nuestra comunidad parroquial. A partir de lunes 13 de julio de 2020, todos los servicios
públicos de la iglesia de San Antonio que se llevan a cabo
dentro de la iglesia serán cancelados hasta previo aviso.
Que Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe sea
nuestro refugio durante estos tiempos La Oficina Parroquial está cerrada al público
difíciles. Estaremos disponibles para usted por teléfono y correo
electrónico, durante el horario normal de oficina. Gracias por
¡Dios los bendiga a todos! su paciencia y comprensión, y continúe orando y revise el sitio
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