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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
“Then Jesus approached and said to them,
‘All power in heaven and on earth
has been given to me.’” - Matthew 28:18
Reflections on the Gospel Mass Intentions
We are commissioned to carry the Good SATURDAY, May 29
News to all the world. 4:00 PM L Mana Nose
L Mark Horne by the San Pablo Parish
Today’s readings talk about our relationship L The Watkins Family by The San Pablo
with God: that he has revealed himself to us, Parish
L Monsignor Oscar Castañeda by Amy &
provided for us, taught us, disciplined us, Jorge Ibanez
and given us the way to eternal life. We are L&D Wilhelm, Cook, & Benz Families by
Bernie Wilhelm
led by the Spirit, and commissioned to carry
+ Mary Ann Hovland by Jean Tarlton
the Good News to all the world. + Ed Watkins by The Watkins Family
+ Members of the Kelly Family by The
Buchara Family
Please Pray for the Sick + Steve Flood by Marie Flood
SUNDAY, May 30
Abby Cafiero, Amy Catanach, Andrew Czeck, Anna 8:00 AM L Mark Horne by the San Pablo Parish
Hartley, Annie Marill & girls, Ashley Radloff, Baby Ale- L Monsignor Oscar Castañeda by Amy &
man, Baby Axel, Baby Elizabeth, Baby Mila, Barbara Ma- Jorge Ibanez
+ Richard Hatem
ría Gooch, Barbara Musacchia, Bernie Wilhelm, Bill &
+ Raymond Rutherford by John Good-
Melody Kelley, Bob Wimmer, Bonnie Cucchi, Catherine
child
Diaz, Catherine Dunn, Cassandra Followell-Bolten, Ce- + John Taschler by Mary Ann & Phil Czech
celia, Chris, Christel & Jon Rogeberg, Christine Grenet, + Josephine Lapizzi by Norman & Betsy
Christine Henderson, Christopher Cullen, Cristine Bey- Philipps
sel, Craig & Crystal Cates, Debra Loeffler, Denny Palmer, + Tony Ferreira by Janet DeRossa
Diane Coldren, Don Benz, Don Elzer, Donna Brozdonis, + Donna Miller by Janet DeRosa
Doug & Melissa, Elba & Baby, Ellen Monahan Andary, + Kathie Ryan Frattarelli by Janet DeRosa
Emilia Echevarría, Erick Armstrong, Faith Palguta, Fa- + Steve Flood by Marie Flood
ther Ed Prus, Fran Newman, Frances Quinn, Frank Ba-
10:00 AM L Mark Horne by the San Pablo Parish
tistich, Frank Vaccaro, Frankie Wise, Fred Beverly, Ga-
L&D Wilhelm, Cook, & Benz Families by
briel Alvarez, Honey Karl, Jane Wisnewski, Jayna Johan- Bernie Wilhelm
nes, Jeanne Eigner, Jeannie Platt, Jerry Paige, Jim & Con-
nie Aaron, Jim Johnson, Jim Walton, Jim, Joan Hoch, MONDAY, May 31
Joanne Piasecki, Joann Henning, John & Judy Arnold, 8:00AM L Mana Nose
John Cunningham, John Jabro, John Luce, Joyce DeMar- L Monsignor Oscar Castañeda by Amy &
ko, Kaitlyn Palguta, Karen Nielsen, Karen Wimmer, Kay Jorge Ibanez
Cornell, Lidia Morelia, Lucy Berglund, Maida Brown, + Steve Flood by Marie Flood
Margaret D’Ascanio, Marie Flood, Marie Schmidt, Mario
Hernandez, Mark Horne, Mark Margenot, Mary Love, TUESDAY, June 1 Liturgy of the Word with distribution of
Holy Communion
Michael Valentine, Mike Puto, Morgan Leary, Nancy
8:00AM L Monsignor Oscar Castañeda by Amy &
Ahearn, Neil Rathbun, Paul Bekavak, Peter Pittman, Jorge Ibanez
Philomene Lebon, Raisa Gonzalez, Randy Wright, Riley + Steve Flood by Marie Flood
Johannes, Rita Sciascia, Roberto Betancourt, Roland &
Truitt, Ruthie & Billy Wagner, Samantha Scofield, Sara WEDNESDAY, June 2
Joseph‐Rager, Sue Palguta, Tamara Pfeffer, Teresa Vac- 8:00 AM L Monsignor Oscar Castañeda by Amy &
caro, Terry Walters, William Gustautson, Wilma Jorge Ibanez
Tarlton,& Yvonne Crimella + Steve Flood by Marie Flood
THURSDAY, June 3
Attention 8:00 AM L Monsignor Oscar Castañeda by Amy &
To be sure that this sick list is up to date, Jorge Ibanez
+ Peggy Hoffend by David Barry & Family
Beginning September 1st 2021, only the names + Steve Flood by Marie Flood
of those verified will continue to be on the list.
If there has been a change in status of the sick FRIDAY, June 4
person, either from healing or passing away, 8:00 AM L Monsignor Oscar Castañeda by Amy &
Jorge Ibanez
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
2021 May 24
For all who have contracted coronavirus, Title: Lightning Eclipse from the
we pray for care and healing. Planet of the Goats
Image Credit: CFHT, Coelum, MegaCam, J.-C.
For those who are particularly vulnerable, Cuillandre (CFHT) & G. A. Anselmi (Coelum)
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. Explanation: Image Credit & Copyright:
For those who are afraid to access care due to Explanation: Thunderstorms almost spoiled this
immigration status, we pray for recognition of the view of the spectacular 2011 June 15 total lunar
God-given dignity of all. eclipse. Instead, storm clouds parted for 10
minutes during the total eclipse phase and
For our brothers and sisters around the world, lightning bolts contributed to the dramatic sky.
we pray for shared solidarity. Captured with a 30-second exposure the scene also
For public officials and decisionmakers, inspired one of the more memorable titles (thanks
we pray for wisdom and guidance. to the astrophotographer) in APOD's now 25-year
history. Of course, the lightning reference clearly
Father, during this time may your Church be a sign makes sense, and the shadow play of the dark
of hope, comfort and love to all. Grant peace. Grant lunar eclipse was widely viewed across planet
comfort. Grant healing. Earth in Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia. The
picture itself, however, was shot from the Greek
Be with us, Lord. island of Ikaria at Pezi. That area is known as "the
Amen. planet of the goats" because of the rough terrain
and strange looking rocks. The next total lunar
eclipse will occur on Wednesday.
Each day a different image or photograph of our
fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief
explanation written by a professional astronomer.
Pope Calls on Dominicans https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
Pope calls on Dominicans to be at forefront of
Information Reflection Reflective Listening
renewed proclamation of the Gospel
On the 800th anniversary of St Dominic's death,
Pope Francis says the founder of the Order of
Preachers can serve as an inspiration to all Christians
to be missionary disciples. Even today, Pope Francis
says, St Dominic can “serve as an inspiration to all Prayer Faith Formation Reflective Listening
the baptized, who are called, as missionary disciples,
What the
to reach every ‘periphery’ of our world with the light Faith,
of the Gospel and the merciful love of Christ.” Miami?
Please visit our Parish website to read more
San Pablo Parish Census
Thank you to all who have completed our new and improved census form.
Your participation allows us to serve you better.
If you have not completed our new census form, forms can be obtained at the office and
online at our website: www.sanpablomarathon.org.
If you have any questions, please call the parish office at 305-289-0636.
Bulletin Cover Photos
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
May 23th, 2021
First Collection ....................................... $2,938
Parish Maintenance ............................... $380
Electronic Giving @ WeShare ............... $700
Devotional Candles ................................ $193
Stipend .................................................... $130 $4,442
Poor Box .................................................. $101
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.
Sacramental Life at San Pablo
First Communion
We pray for the children who receive First Communion on Sunday, May 30th at the 10:00
AM Mass and for their families:
•Maleeya Abraham, child of Martine & Gerson Abraham
•Sutton Sayer, child of Allison & Sean Sayer
Matrimony
We are happy that Brielle Cotelo and Nick Pavese are to celebrate the Sacrament of
Matrimony here at San Pablo on Friday, June 11th, 2021.
Baptism
San Pablo welcomes the newest member of our Faith community through the sacrament of
Baptism they are to receive on Sunday, June 13th, 2021. Congratulations to
•Ella Sofia Evans child of Michelle & Andrew
•Damian Velasquez, child of Rocio & Eduardo
Whenever we welcome new life, our life as a faith community is enhanced. Parents,
Godparents, and community promise to share the joys and challenges of living our Catholic
faith.
“Teach them to carry out everything I have commanded you.
And know that I am with you always…”
Confirmation
We look forward to Sunday, June 20th at the 10:00 AM Mass when Archbishop Wenski will
be here to Confirm our Candidates.
Religious Education Program Now Accepting Registrations
PreK 4 - 9th Grade
Hands Sanitized and Faces Masked
Registration forms are also available in the Parish Office.
Take an extra form for your neighbor who has children!
Meets on Sundays after the 10:00 Mass in the parish hall
11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
The San Pablo Confirmation II class, that will be
Confirmed on June 20th, still wants to continue doing
good. So, here’s their plan:
Every month they will be collecting a different kind of food for KAIR (Keys
Area Interdenominational Resources), which is the primary source in Marathon
for those in need. It is supported by all the churches in our fine city.
How will you know what to donate? They will let you know through
announcements in church, in the bulletin, and in the newsletter emails.
Where should I put my donations? In the giant blue bins at the doors of the
church.
You won’t want to miss a month! Because of the creativity of these young San
Pablo Candidates, each month will be an interesting mix! The pictures on the
bins will let you know what to put in!
Every Monday the food will be delivered to KAIR where the people are happily
waiting to see what the donations will be!
INSTACART: If it’s hard to get out shopping, think about having Instacart do it
for you AND have it delivered to San Pablo!
You are invited to go up to the center isle to the Altar during the Offertory at Mass and
put your donations in the large blue bin.
May the Ignatian Year help us see all things new in Christ
Pope Francis offers a video message for the online prayer initiative to mark
the beginning of the Ignatian Year, when 500 years ago, Saint Ignatius of Loyo-
la was wounded in the battle of Pamplona putting him on a journey of conversion.
By Vatican News staff writer
The online prayer initiative is being celebrated as an opportunity to mark the 500th anniversary
of the conversion of Saint Ignatius of Loyola who went on to found the Society of Jesus. The
launch of the Ignatian year offers a time to be renewed, become pilgrims with Ignatius, and see
all things new in Christ.
In his video message in Spanish to the participants, including Jesuit Father General Arturo Sosa
and Jesuits from around the world offering testimonies, Pope Francis expressed his joy at join-
ing in this prayer for the Ignatian Year and his hopes that all inspired by Ignatius and Ignatian
spirituality may also “truly live this year as an experience of conversion”.
The wound that shattered Ignatius’ worldly dreams in an instant “changed the course of his life,
and the course of the world”, the Pope noted, but “God had a bigger dream for him” that was
about “helping souls”. He said this dream was about redemption, reaching out to the world,
“accompanied by Jesus, humble and poor”. This conversion took place daily, the Pope noted,
and rarely was it a “once and for all” experience, rather something ongoing “throughout his life,
day after day”.
To read more, please visit the This Week page on our parish website.
Eucharistic Exposition is an extension of the adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
which occurs in every Mass: "Behold the Lamb of God, behold him who takes away the sins of
the world. Blessed are those called to the supper of the Lamb." Exposition of the Blessed Sacra-
ment flows from the sacrifice of the Mass and serves to deepen our hunger for Communion
with Christ and the rest of the Church.
Exposition takes place every First Friday of the month immediately following morning
Mass until 10 AM.
The Sacrament of Reconciliation will also be available in the entrance or
garden gazebo.
Eucharistic adoration is a Eucharistic practice in which the Blessed Sacrament is
adored by the faithful. This practice may occur either when the Eucharist is exposed, or when it
is not publicly viewable because it is reserved in a place such as a church tabernacle. Adoration
is a sign of devotion to and worship of Jesus Christ, Who is present in Body, Blood, Soul, and
Divinity, under the appearance of the consecrated host, that is, sacramental bread. From a the-
ological perspective, the adoration is a form of latria, based on the tenet of the real presence of
Christ in the Blessed Sacrament.
The church is open for Adoration every day from dawn to dusk.
Community Resources
Below is a list of commonly requested community resources. Please note that the availability of the
financial assistance varies and is dependent on current grant funding availability for each organization.
You are always welcome to call Catholic Charities to receive information about currently available
resources at 305 292 9790.
For a much more comprehensive list of all services available at this time, please visit our
website’s homepage and click “United Way”.
Rent/Mortgage/Housing assistance
Catholic Charities…………………………..305-292-9790, 305-807-4503, pschwermer@ccadm.org
Rapid Rehousing Program…………….786-526-1954
Community Services Block Grant….305-245-7738 (extension 236).
KAIR………………………………………………..305-743-4582
Samuels House……………………………….305-296-0240, samuelshouse.org
Habitat for Humanity…………………...305-734-9828
Food and Nutrition Services
Feeding the Homeless at Independence Kay…….305-289-7676
KAIR……………………………………………………………………...305-743-4582
Legal Aide: Tennent/ landlord issues, Benefit issues and other civil issues
Legal Services of Greater Miami.…………………..866-686-2760,
www.legalservicesmiami.org
Medical Care:
CHI Marathon Health Center………...………...305-743-4000
Good Health Clinic:…………………………………...305-853-1788
COVID-19 Vaccine
Vaccine Information to Protect Yourself, Your Family, and Your Community:
Vaccines are now available, with or without an appointment at local pharmacies including at CVS,
Walgreens, Publix, and CHI.
You can pre-register with the State’s Sharecare system at myvaccine.fl.gov. Once pre-registered, you will
be notified when appointments are available in your area. This website allows individuals who are eligible
to receive the COVID-19 vaccine to be proactively contacted when vaccine appointments are available.
If you do not have access to a computer, call the toll-free line for Monroe County at 866-201-7069 or for
TTY (Text Telephone Relay) at 833-990-2908.San Pablo Mass Accommodations In addition to providing our parishioners with the option to view our Masses online, we are also simulcasting our weekend Masses outside at the church entrance and throughout our gardens for those who cannot find comfortable space in the church building and for those who prefer to socially distance outdoors. If you need to receive the Eucharist by tongue, please direct yourself towards the priest during Holy Communion. Update from the Archdiocese: The Archdiocese of Miami’s guidelines for masks and social distancing have not changed. In the coming days they will review what might be appropriate. For your safety and peace of mind, Father Luis and San Pablo’s office staff have been vaccinated for the Covid-19 virus and will continue to wear masks.
Forgiveness: Letting go of Grudges & Bitterness
Reflecting on hurt and What are the benefits of
how to forgive forgiving someone?
When someone you care about hurts you, you can
Letting go of grudges and bitterness can make
hold on to anger, resentment and thoughts of revenge
way for improved health and peace of mind.
— or embrace forgiveness and move forward.
By Mayo Clinic Staff Forgiveness can lead to:
Who hasn't been hurt by the actions or words of • Healthier relationships
another? Perhaps a parent constantly criticized you • Improved mental health
growing up, a colleague sabotaged a project or your
partner had an affair. Or maybe you've had a traumatic • Less anxiety, stress and hostility
experience, such as being physically or emotionally • Lower blood pressure
abused by someone close to you.
• Fewer symptoms of depression
These wounds can leave you with lasting feelings of
anger and bitterness — even vengeance. • A stronger immune system
But if you don't practice forgiveness, you might be the • Improved heart health
one who pays most dearly. By embracing forgiveness,
you can also embrace peace, hope, gratitude and joy. • Improved self-esteem
Consider how forgiveness can lead you down the path
of physical, emotional and spiritual well-being. What are the effects of holding a grudge?
What is forgiveness? Forgiveness means different If you're unforgiving, you might:
things to different people. Generally, however, it
• Bring anger and bitterness into every
involves a decision to let go of resentment and
relationship and new experience
thoughts of revenge. The act that hurt or offended you
might always be with you, but forgiveness can lessen its • Become so wrapped up in the wrong that
grip on you and help free you from the control of the you can't enjoy the present
person who harmed you. Forgiveness can even lead to • Become depressed or anxious
feelings of understanding, empathy and compassion
for the one who hurt you. • Feel that your life lacks meaning or
purpose, or that you're at odds with your
Forgiveness doesn't mean forgetting or excusing the
spiritual beliefs
harm done to you or making up with the person who
caused the harm. Forgiveness brings a kind of peace • Lose valuable and enriching
that helps you go on with life. connectedness with others
To read more, please visit the This Week page on our parish website.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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