MASS INTENTIONS

Sat. 5 pm:        Int. Ba Dinh (liv.)

Sun. 8:30:        People of St. Margaret Mary (l. & d.)

        10:30:       -

        12:30:       Robert Pierce (dec.)

Mon. 8 am:      Teodocia Afaga (dec.)

Mon. 6 pm:      Private Intentions

Tues. 8 am:      The Souls of Purgatory

Tues. 6 pm:      Int. the Kilmartin Family (liv.)

Weds. 8 am:         Int. Ba Dinh Family (liv.)

Weds. 6 pm:         Private Intentions

Thurs. 8 am:     -

Thurs. 6 pm:     Private Intentions

Fri. 8 am:           -

Fri. 6 pm:          Private Intentions

Sat. 8 am:          -

Sat. 10 am:       Private Intentions

Sat. 4pm:          Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

Sat. 5 pm:          People of St. Margaret Mary (l. & d.)

MUSIC FOR 5:00, 10:30 & 12:30 MASSES

Organ Prelude:         Adoration, R. Purvis

Hymns:                    # 430 Hail the Day; # 102 Vidi

                                Aquam; and p. 402 Missalette, Sing We Triumphant hymns of Praise.

Mass at  5:00 pm(Sat.): Cantor & organ. St. Louis Jesuit’s Mass. Cantor & organ.

Mass at 10: 30:       Mass of the Blessed Virgin Mary,

                                Gregorian # 214 St. MM Choir

Mass at 12:30:        Missa Lux et Origo, Pacific Collegium

Organ Postlude:     Thanksgiving, R. Purvis

 

Last week second collection for the Parish Development Fund   amounted $ 742.00. This week, the 2nd collection  is for the Building Fund. Next week, the 2nd collection is for the Bishop’s Appeal Fund . THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT. MAY GOD REWARD YOUR GENEROSITY.

 

Sunday Scripture

 

             We can take heart that the Holy Spirit is present in our midst to strengthen and guide us. Before Jesus faced his passion and death, he prayed to the Father. This is the model we  are to follow when faced with difficulties. We turn to the Father in prayer, trusting that we will be given what we need.  He has sent us discern God’s will. strengthen and guide us and  to help us discern God’s will.

             Prayer is the theme of the first reading and of the Gospel. In the first reading , we hear of praying in the Upper Room after the Ascension. In the Gospel, Jesus prays as he glorifies the Father. The second reading tells us that we can rejoice when we are called to suffer in the name of Jesus.