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San Pabl0
Catholic Church
Our Mission is to embrace God’s Loving Mercy,
embracing our diversity
as we serve the needs of others
“No one can come to me unless the Father
who sent me draw him,
and I will raise him up on the last day.”
Photo credit: Susan Ambrosius - John 6:44
Reflections on the Gospel Mass Intentions
God gives us bread to inspire and sustain us. SATURDAY August 7
Today’s readings give much encouragement 4:00 PM L&D Wilhelm, Cook, & Benz Fami-
for those times when we feel like giving up lies by Bernie Wilhelm
L&D Members of the Cotter Family
on ourselves or on God. Whether our
by Tom & Jean Tarlton
murmuring is negative self-talk or sarcastic + Mabel Rodriguez by Geidy
memes on social media, consider taking a Pérez
break from negativity. Get up, take and eat + Steve Flood by Marie Flood
the bread of life, and live in Christ’s love.
SUNDAY, August 8
8:00 AM L&D Wilhelm, Cook, & Benz Fami-
lies ny Bernie Wilhelm
Please Pray for the Sick + Mabel Rodriguez by Geidy
Pérez
Abby Cafiero, Amy Catanach, Andrew Czeck, Anna + Larry Mayor by Bob & Charlotte
Hartley, Annie Marill & girls, Ashley Radloff, Baby Ale- + Steve Flood by Marie Flood
man, Baby Axel, Baby Elizabeth, Baby Mila, Barbara Ma-
ría Gooch, Barbara Musacchia, Bernie Wilhelm, Bill &
10:00 AM L Beatrice & Americo D’Ascanio by
Melody Kelley, Bob Wimmer, Bonnie Cucchi, Catherine
Margaret D’Ascanio
Diaz, Catherine Dunn, Cassandra Followell-Bolten, Ce-
celia, Chris, Christine Grenet, Christopher Cullen, Cris-
L Sue Palguta by Marty Pfeifer
tine Beysel, Craig Cates, Debra Loeffler, Denny Palmer, L&D Wilhelm, Cook, & Benz Fami-
Diane Coldren, Don Benz, Don Elzer, Donna Brozdonis, lies by Bernie Wilhelm
Doug & Melissa, Elba & Baby, Ellen Monahan Andary, + Mabel Rodriguez by Geidy
Emilia Echevarría, Faith Palguta, Father Ed Prus, Fran Pérez
Newman, Frank Batistich, Frank Vaccaro, Frankie Wise,
Fred Beverly, Gabriel Alvarez, Gabriel Carpintero, Hon- MONDAY, August 9
ey Karl, Jany Wisnewski, Jayna Johannes, Jeanne Eigner, 8:00AM + Steve Flood by Marie Flood
Jeannie Platt, Jerry Paige, Jim & Connie Aaron, Jim John-
son, Jim Walton, Jim, Joan Hoch, Joanne Piasecki, Joann TUESDAY August 10 Liturgy of the Word
Henning, John & Judy Arnold, John Cunningham, John with Distribution of Holy Communion
Jabro, John Luce, Joyce DeMarco, Kaitlyn Palguta, Karen
8:00AM L Andrew Kick by Joan Kick
Moll, Karen Nielsen, Karen Wimmer, Kay Cornell, Lidia
Morelia, Maida Brown, Margaret D’Ascanio, Marie
+ Steve Flood by Marie Flood
Flood, Marie Schmidt, Mario Hernandez, Mark Horne,
Mark Margenot, Mary Love, Michael Valentine, Mike WEDNESDAY, August 11
Puto, Morgan Leary, Nancy Ahearn, Neal Rathburn, Pe- 8:00 AM + Steve Flood by Marie Flood
ter Pittman, Philomene Lebon, Raisa Gonzalez, Randy
Wright, Riley Johannes, Rita Sciascia, Roberto THURSDAY August 12
Betancourt, Roland & Truitt, Ruthie & Billy Wagner, 8:00 AM + Cathy McKoy by Jim McKoy
Samantha Scofield, Sara Joseph‐Rager, Sue Palguta, Su- + Lawrence Wilhelm by Bernie Wil-
sana Leguizamon, Susan Babb, Tamara Pfeffer, Tatyana helm
Hribar, Teresa Vaccaro, Vanesa Drohobycki, William + Steve Flood by Marie Flood
Gustautson, Wilma Tarlton, & Yvonne Crimella
Attention FRIDAY, August 13
8:00 AM + L Jeri McCarty (Birthday) by The
To be sure that this sick list is up to date,
San Pablo Parish
Beginning September 1st 2021, only the names
L Tom & Jean Tarlton by Tom &
of those verified will continue to be on the list. Jean Tarlton
If there has been a change in status of the sick + The Tuben Family by Tom & Jean
person, either from healing or passing away, Tarlton
please contact the Parish Office and include your + Steve Flood by Marie Flood
name, phone number and/or email address and
identify the names of those you requested.
Covid-19 Prayer of Solidarity Discover the Cosmos
For all who have contracted coronavirus, 2021 August 1st
we pray for care and healing. Title: Pluto in Enhanced Color
Credit: NASA, Johns Hopkins Univ./APL,
For those who are particularly vulnerable, Southwest Research Inst.
we pray for safety and protection.
For all who experience fear or anxiety,
we pray for peace of mind and spirit.
For affected families who are facing difficult
decisions between food on the table or public
safety, we pray for policies that recognize their
plight.
For those who do not have adequate health
insurance, we pray that no family will face
financial burdens alone.
For those who are afraid to access care due to
immigration status, we pray for recognition of
the God-given dignity of all.
For our brothers and sisters around the world,
we pray for shared solidarity.
Explanation: Pluto is more colorful than we
For public officials and decisionmakers, can see. Color data and high-resolution images
we pray for wisdom and guidance. of our Solar System's most famous dwarf
Father, during this time may your Church be a planet, taken by the robotic New Horizons
sign of hope, comfort and love to all. Grant spacecraft during its flyby in 2015 July, have
peace. Grant comfort. Grant healing. been digitally combined to give an enhanced-
color view of this ancient world sporting an
unexpectedly young surface. The featured
Be with us, Lord.
enhanced color image is not only esthetically
Amen.
pretty but scientifically useful, making surface
regions of differing chemical composition
visually distinct. For example, the light-colored
heart-shaped Tombaugh Regio on the lower
right is clearly shown here to be divisible into
two regions that are geologically different, with
the leftmost lobe Sputnik Planitia also
appearing unusually smooth. After Pluto, New
Horizons continued on, shooting past asteroid
Arrokoth in 2019 and has enough speed to
escape our Solar System completely.
Each day a different image or photograph of our
fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief
Explanation written by a professional astronomer.
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
Hurricane Prayer Update from our DRE
Classes will resume in September! Calendars
Father, will be available soon. Registration For
All the elements of nature classes, and Sacrament Preparation, will
Obey Your commands. begin on Sunday, August 1, in our new
church office, after the 10:00 Mass. If you
Protect us, think you already registered for 2021-2022,
and all Your people stop by and confirm. If you are unable to
during this season of storms come to the office on Sunday, you can go to
the church office between 9:30 and 2:30
and hurricanes. Monday - Friday. Completed registration
Calm our fears, forms can be handed in at the church office
And help us to prepare or put in the collection basket at weekend
Masses.
Our hearts
As well as our homes. Announcements:
Help us to see You Registration for the Religious Education
program for grades PK4-9th grade, will take
in all we may encounter, place in our new parish office, Sunday,
and help us August 1, after the 10:00 Mass.
to minister to each other
The 2021 Confirmation Class is still
in Your Name. collecting for KAIR (Keys Area
Interdenominational Resources).
We ask this through In August, in addition to any non-perishable
food, please consider bringing in school
Christ Our Lord, supplies.
Amen. Thank you!
-Terry Walters, DRE faithformation-
Look for the Archdiocese of Miami’s informational flyers at the entrance of the Church
The Church and The Gospel
Pope's prayer intention for August: Church on the way
Pope Francis releases the prayer intention for the month of August, inviting everyone to work for
a transformation of the Church - a work that begins with “a reform of ourselves” through an
experience of prayer, charity and service, inspired by the Holy Spirit.
By Benedict Mayaki, SJ
In his video message for his prayer intention for August, Pope Francis reminds the faithful that
“the vocation of the Church is evangelization,” and even more, “the Church’s identity is
evangelization.” In this month, the Holy Father reflects on the situation of the Church, its
vocation and its identity, and calls us to renew it “by discerning God’s will in our daily life,” and
“embarking on a transformation guided by the Holy Spirit.”
“Our own reform as persons is that transformation,” the Pope said. This allows the “Holy Spirit,
the gift of God in our hearts, to remind us what Jesus taught and helps us to put into practice.”
Evangelization and a more missionary option. Pope Francis begins with the specific vocation of
the Church, which is to evangelize. The Holy Father dreams of an even more missionary option:
"one that goes out to meet others without proselytism and transforms its structures for the
evangelization of today’s world.” He emphasizes that he is not talking about proselytism but
rather a reform of the Church through “a reform of ourselves, without prefabricated ideas,
without ideological prejudices and rigidity.”
Pope at Audience: There is only one Gospel
Pope Francis continued his catechesis on St Paul’s Letter to the Galatians at the General
Audience, which resumed on Wednesday following the summer break.
By Christopher Wells
“When it comes to the Gospel and to the mission to evangelize, Paul is enthusiastic,” said Pope
Francis at Wednesday’s General Audience. “Everything in him is dedicated to this proclamation,
and has no interest other than the Gospel.”
Headed down a wrong path
The Holy Father is continuing his catechesis on St Paul’s Letter to the Galatians.
Resuming his Audiences after the summer break, Pope Francis noted the sadness and
disappointment Paul felt at seeing the Galatians taking a “wrong path, which would lead them to
a point of no return.”
For Paul, he said, the Gospel came down to four points: Christ died for our sins… was buried…
rose from the dead… and appeared to the disciple. “This Gospel is the fulfilment of the promises
and the salvation offered to all men.”
But the Galatians were in danger of turning away from the Gospel, following new preachers who
threatened to “distort the true Gospel” by “preventing them from attaining the freedom gained
by coming to faith.” These preachers of novelty wanted to impose on them the obligation to
follow the Mosaic law.
To read more, please visit the This Week page on our parish website.
Stewardship
Time Talent Treasure
Please consider sharing your time and talents.
Time: Can you help in the office? Help needed especially early on
Monday mornings. Please contact mbenvenuti@sanpablomarathon.org
Talent: We invite anyone who would like to share their talents to
submit photos for the cover of our bulletin. If you have pictures for
future bulletins, please submit at least one week in advance of the next
week’s bulletin. Submissions can be sent to
secretary@sanpablomarathon.org
Please include your permission to use the photo
San Pablo Parish takes only one collection at each weekend Mass
August 1st, 2021
First Collection....................................... $2,943
Parish Maintenance ............................... $265
Electronic Giving @ WeShare ............... $295
Devotional Candles................................ $106
Stipend.................................................... $22 $3,672
Poor Box.................................................. $41
Attention Parishioners
If you receive text messages or emails from “clergy” asking for gifts of any kind,
especially those of financial nature, please know that they are scammers. Clergy would
not ask for donations through those channels. You can report the scam to Florida’s
Consumer Protection Division, by visiting www.myfloridalegal.com or by calling the
Fraud Hotline, 1-866-966-7226.
We welcome anyone new to the area to
register at our parish, visit Jesus in the
Blessed Sacrament, and take a walk
through our beautiful Prayer Gardens.
Mass & Confessions San Pablo Parish
Schedule Information
*Masses are on Eastern Daylight Time Staff
Saturdays Pastor: Fr. Luis Pérez
Vigil Mass frperez@sanpablomarathon.org
Celebrated & Recorded in Church Phone: (305) 289-0636 Ext. 101
at 4:00 PM
Available to View Online Plant Manager: Paul Navara
Saturday Evening on pnavara@sanpablomarathon.org
sanpablomarathon.org Phone: (305) 587-4383
Sundays Office Manager: Marianne Benvenuti
Mass Celebrated in Church at mbenvenuti@sanpablomarathon.org
8:00 AM & 10:00 AM Phone: (305) 289-0636 Ext. 102
Recorded Mass Available All Day on Office Secretary: May Rosario
sanpablomarathon.org secretary@sanpablomarathon.org
Phone: (305) 289-0636
Monday through Friday
Recitation of the Rosary at 7:30 AM
Office
Daily Mass at 8:00 AM
Confession Monday through Friday
First Fridays immediately following Hours: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Morning Mass
Phone: (305)-289-0636
Saturdays at 3:00 PM in the entrance
gazebo Emergency Phone: (305) 587-4383
Alternatively, call the Office or speak with info@sanpablomarathon.org
Father to arrange a time
Online
550 122nd Street-Ocean
Marathon, Fl 33050
www.sanpablomarathon.org
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