9933 Midway Road, Dallas, Texas 75220214-358-1453 • Fax: 214-351-1887

www.stmonicachurch.org

WELCOME TO ST. MONICA CHURCH!We are pleased to have visitors join us in worship and we invite you

to become active registered parishioners. Registration forms can be found in the vestibule, at the Parish Office, and online.

Mass TimesSaturday: 5:00 pm

Sunday: 8:00 am, 9:30 am, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm,

2:00 pm (español), 5:00 pm

Childcare for 11:00 am MassAges: 12-months to 4-years

No Cost Room 114 Family Center

Celina Abeyta-Barry, Leader

Weekday Mass Times6:45 am, 8:00 am M-F

8:00 am SaturdaysFirst Fridays 5:30 pm

Primer viernes del mes 7:00 pm

Reconciliation • ReconciliaciónSaturday/Sábado

3:30-4:30 pm • 6:30-7:00 pm

Baptism • BautismoThird Saturday of each month at 10:00 am

Parents and godparents are required to attend a preparation class offered on the first Saturday of each month at 10:00 am. Call the Faith Formation Office to register.

Tercer sábado de cada mes a las 3:00 pmPadres y Padrinos deben asistir a una clase de preparación que

se ofrecen los primeros sábados de mes a la 1:00 pm. Llame a la Oficina de Ministerio Hispano.

Marriage • MatrimonioContact a priest or deacon at least six months before the planned marriage date.

Llame a un Sacerdote o Diacono por lo menos seis meses antes de la fecha de la boda.

Helplines • Linea de AyudaSt. Vincent de Paul serves the poor or distressed on an emergency basis. 972-994-1121 (confidential) Volunteers contact: info@stmonicasvdp.org

Stephen Ministry helps those experiencing grief, divorce, job loss, chronic or terminal illness, or another life crisis. 214-290-0803 (confidential)

Bulletin DeadlineMonday at 12:00 noon • Submit notices in writing to ecooper@stmonicachurch.org.

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August 9, 2015

Saturday, August 15th is the celebration of The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Dr. Wallace Hamilton tells a story about a man who had lived on the same farm all his life, who grew tired of it. Nothing about the place suited him, and at last he made up his mind he would sell it and buy another more to his liking. He listed the farm with a real estate broker, who at once prepared a sales advertisement for the newspaper. Before turning in the copy, he read to the man the flattering description of the property which he had prepared. He talked of the farm’s advantages: its ideal location; its up-to-date equipment; its fertile acres; its well-bred livestock. “Wait a minute,” said the farmer; “read that again, and take it slow.” So the salesman re-read the description. “Changed my mind,” said the farmer. “I’m not going to sell. All my life I’ve been looking for a place just like that.”

“This is enough, O Lord!” The prophet Elijah had spoken boldly to the royal family, he had taken on a hundred prophets of the pagan god Baal and proved them false. He had journeyed throughout the region calling on the people to return to following the true God. And he was worn out. In today’s first reading, we read that he is ready to give up. After all his hard work, it did not seem that much had changed. It was easy to be a pessimist.

The remarkable truth is that God never shares our pessimism. He is always sure that good is coming our way. His answer to Elijah was to get up and get back to work. After sending an angel to feed him, he sent him off to anoint new kings to rule the people, and a new prophet, Elisha, who would continue his work.

No matter how good-natured we may be, there are times when it seems that life is wearing us down to a point that the only response has to be, “Enough!” Perhaps we’ve been disappointed by someone we trusted. It may be the burdens of bad

health or physical problems. Often, we are so familiar with the things around us that we don’t like that our focus on the problems keeps us from seeing all the blessings and goodness that surround us.

God is so optimistic that no matter what the situation, he knows there is always good to be accomplished. When the world worry us and we want to give up, God has other plans. We just have to get up and get back to work.

There are people whose hatred for others leads them to terrible acts of terror and violence. But, we can decide that we are going to be an instrument of peace through our decision to turn aside anger with patience and kindness.

The evidence of how indifferent our society has become to the value of the life of the unborn, the sick and the elderly continues to horrify us. Volunteer to give time or money to a program supporting mothers who choose to keep their baby. “Adopt” a lonely neighbor to be an honorary grandparent and invite them to share special times with your family.

Young people carry our hope for the future. They face temptations and influences that most adults never knew as they grew up. They need a place of encouragement and acceptance in their home. They need coaches and mentors to help them discover their hidden talents. They need generous hearts to inspire them with stories of faith as their teachers.

There are plenty of reasons to be pessimistic as we consider the world situation and the troubles of life. But, God does not accept that attitude. He is inviting us every day to be realistic about the challenges we face, but not so that we give up. He wants us to get up and get to work, doing something to make the world a better place.

–Fr. Stephen W Bierschenk

Parish StaffFr. Stephen W. Bierschenk

Pastor - x 7107

Fr. Marco RangelParochial Vicar - x 7112

Fr. Edwin LeonardVocation Director (in residence)

Monsignor John F. MeyersPastor Emeritus

Deacons

St. Monica Church OfficeMain: (214) 358-1453 • Fax: (214) 351-1887Hours: M-F 9:00-5:00 • Sunday 10:00-2:00

Parish Secretary ............................ x 7453Faby GomezBusiness Manager ......................... x 7176Debbie DiazDatabase Manager ......................... x 7111 Melissa FranksVolunteer Coordinator ................... x 7173Maria E. Juarez-PlankSafe Environment Director ........... x 7144Shavana LopezBookkeeper .................................... x 7102Jared WirthsDirector Youth Ministry ................. x 7106Jason TrujilloDirector of Communications ........ x 7142Erin Cooper

Music MinistryDirector of Music ........................... x 7101Jeremy WirthsDirector Youth Music ..................... x 7103Emmanuel EspirituOrganist (9:30 & 11:00 Mass)Guillermo “Will” Martinez

Faith FormationMain: (214) 357-8549 • Fax: (214) 351-1887Director of Faith Formation .......... x 7132Mariangela ByrneAdministrative Assistant .............. x 7549Eldie Diaz

Ministerio HispanoMain: (214) 357-8549 • Fax: (214) 351-1887Director of Hispanic Ministry........ x 7131Maria M. Gonzalez-Rocha

St. Monica SchoolMain: (214) 351-5688 • Fax: (214) 352-2608Phil Riley, Principalwww.stmonicaschool.org

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 9, 2015

From the Pastor

Abel CortesLarry Lucido

Bob MarrinanBrian Mitchell

Used Uniform Sale The St Monica used uniform sale will be held on August 14th from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm in the cafeteria. Donations will be accepted on August 13th from 6:00-8:00 in the cafeteria. Any questions, please contact Cathy Corrales at cmc_lastone@hotmail.com._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Bless your backpack! Looking for a way to let God into your school life? Bring your backpack to Mass next week for a special blessing by Father Bierschenk._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Please join St. Monica’s PTO, Dad’s Club & School Board for their annual Holy Spirit Mass for Parents on Monday, August 17th at 8:00 a.m. We will pray together for a blessed school year for our students and families, our teachers and staff. After Mass, we invite you to catch up with old friends and make new ones at the coffee reception at 9 a.m. in the Family Center Lower Lounge._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Please join the St. Monica Choir! The St. Monica Choir is open to all adults and high school students, regardless of experience. Members sing at either the 9:30 am Mass or the 11:00 am Mass. The choirs rehearse on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 pm. This fall we would like to welcome some new singers. Our first regular rehearsal will be this Wednesday at 7:30 pm in the Church. Please join us. Questions? Contact Jeremy Wirths at jwirths@stmonicachurch.org. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

New Handbell Ringers Needed! We need new ringers for our Youth Handbell Choir (Grades 5-12) and our Adult Handbell Choir (Adults). Training is provided and will be scheduled either in a group or individually. Questions? Contact Jeremy Wirths at jwirths@stmonicachurch.org. Handbell rehearsal will begin Sunday, September 13. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ North Dallas Shared Ministries is in critical need of infant and toddler clothing, as well as clothing for teens. However, all size clothing & shoes including maternity wear is always welcome. We are also in need of volunteers who will interview applicants, no special skills required, critical needs are bilingual individuals. Hours are Monday-Friday, 9 am to 3 pm, or Saturdays, 9 am to noon. We are located at 2875 Merrell Road, Dallas, TX, 75229. Contact Sherrie at 214-358-8767 or Sharon: sharonv752@att.net. NDSM will be closed August 7-16th, and reopen Monday, August 17th._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Core Team Are you a young-at-heart adult who wants to share your faith with young people? Join the Youth Ministry Core Team! Help lead youth nights and retreats and guide the youth in their spiritual journey to God. If you are interested in helping, please contact Jason Trujillo at 214-358-1453 x7106.

Mass IntentionsSunday, August 98:00 am........ Priest’s Intention9:30 am........ Priest’s Intention11:00 am ...... For the People of the Parish12:30 pm ..... Priest’s Intention2:00 pm........ Priest’s Intention 5:00 pm........ Priest’s Intention

Monday, August 106:45 am........ Jeanne Stewart by Florence Crable 8:00 am ......... Monica Ezeodogbo by Cyprian Ezeodogbo

Tuesday, August 116:45 am........ For Religious Vocations8:00 am ......... Wayne Eppard U by PTO

Wednesday, August 126:45 am........ Departed Souls by Randall Wooley Family8:00 am........ Elsie Cofry by Sunny Tate

Thursday, August 136:45 am........ Fred Goodnight & Family by Phillips Family8:00 am........ Leahy & Jenkins Family by Terry Jenkins

Friday, August 146:45 am........ Mario Coll, Jr. U by Mercedes Reuter8:00 am........ PTO Mass

Saturday, August 158:00 am ..........Kevin Wachsman U by Wachsman Family5:00 pm ..........Joanne & Ralph Davich U by E. Prince

Sanctuary LightThis week the Sanctuary Light is burning forKevin Wachsman U.

For Our SickTo request a name to appear, please contact the parish office or complete a green prayer request card (found on tables at the back of church) and place the card in an offering basket.

Names will appear for 3 weeks.The numbers after the names begin at 3 and count down and are intended to help those who make requests.

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 9, 2015

News & EventsStewardship08-02-2015

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Michelle Franks1 Mary Villarreal1Helen Vega2

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Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 9, 2015

News & EventsParish CalendarDAILY - Monday to Friday6:20 am........ Rosary | Church6:20 am........ Morning Prayer | Chapel7:30 am........ Rosary | Church (Tues&Fri - Chapel)9:00 am........ Eucharistic Adoration | Chapel

Sunday, August 29:30 am........ Adult Education | 2173:30 pm........ Youth Band Practice | Church4:00 pm........ Handbell Rehearsal | 217 4:00 pm........ GCA Meeting | 212 6:30 pm........ Men’s ACTS Meeting | 201

Monday, August 108:00 am........ Austin Street Center | 1098:30 am........ Legion of Mary | JCLC1:30 pm........ Safe Environment Renewal | 2016:00 pm........ Centering Prayer Group | Bride Room6:00 pm........ SVDP | 129

Tuesday, August 115:30 pm........ Safe Environment Class | 2017:00 pm ......... KoC Director’s Meeting | 2177:30 pm ......... Catholic Physicians Guild Board | 214

Wednesday, August 121:30 pm ......... Safe Environment Renewal | 201 6:30 pm ......... Choir Rehearsal | Church 7:00 pm ......... K-6th Catechist Orientation | 109

Thursday, August 136:00 pm ......... Used Uniform Drop-Off | Cafeteria

Friday, August 1411:00 am ...... Used Uniform Sale | Cafeteria 1:00 pm........ SMS New Family Orientation | 109

Saturday, August 810:00 am...... Baptisms | Church

August 15 at 5:00 pm Derek & Jeanne Howell

August 16 at 8:00 am Weldon Claire

August 16 at 9:30 am Larry & Mary Lucido

August 16 at 11:00 am Nick & Karen Jones

August 16 at 12:30 pm Phil & Stacie Blazek

August 16 at 5:00 pm Larry & Diana Eppard

Family Vocation ChaliceTo participate call (214) 368-3640

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Come to NCYC! Registration for the National Catholic Youth Conference is under way! The conference will be held November 19-21. Join more than 20,000 other high school youth in Indianapolis and hear great speakers, go to great sessions, and share in our faith. The total cost of the trip will be $700, which covers transportation and lodging. If you would like to attend, please fill out a preliminary form and pay the $100 on the website. We will do fundraising to help, so please don’t let cost deter you. For more information, please contact Jason Trujillo at 214-358-1453 x7106._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Volunteer to spend an hour a week with Jesus! Please contact Marge Giangiulio at 214-769-4407 or email adore10397@sbcglobal.net. Adoration coverage is needed for 9 am on Mon and Fri; 12 pm -1 pm & 10 pm - 11 pm on Wed; 4 pm - 5 pm on Thurs; 9 pm & 10 pm on Tues; and 11 pm on Friday. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

St. Monica Grief Support Ministry – The New Day Journal WorkshopHave you suffered the loss of a loved one? Do you know anyone who has? St. Monica is now registering for its New Day Grief Support Sessions. The ministry uses The New Day Journal, a 9-week journey from grief to healing for people coping with the loss of a loved one. Meetings will be held once a week for 10 weeks and you will meet in small groups with others going through similar experiences. The sessions are designed to help those who are grieving understand and work through some of the grieving process. Sessions are led by trained lay facilitators. The support group is free, with only the cost of $10 for the book. Meetings will begin Wednesday, Sept. 16th from 7pm to 9pm in Room 212. Please contact either Charlene Gaffney at 214-679-6398 or charlenegaffney@verizon.net or Minerva Holmes at 469 733-3925 or MinervaEduc.Padres@gmail.com to register or for any questions. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Altaration - The Mystery of the Mass Revealed St. Monica is seeking small group discussion facilitators for Altaration, The Mystery of the Mass Revealed, a five week program to help our Confirmation youth come to see the Mass in a new dramatic way. The program will run Sundays from September 20th - October 18th from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. in Rooms 109 and 201. The program will consist of a DVD presentation featuring some of the best Catholic youth speakers, followed by small group discussion time. Training and materials will be provided. If interested in being a facilitator, please contact Mariangela Byrne at: 214-357-8549._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

The St. Monica School Extended Day Program will have part-time openings in August for individuals interested in working with children K-4th grade. The primary qualifications are 18 years of age, safe environment clearance and, most importantly, a love of children. Responsibilities include planning activities, supervising homework time and providing a nurturing, caring place for our children from dismissal until they go home. If you are interested in joining us, please contact director Mrs. Mary Ann Trotzuk at mtrotzuk@stmonicaschool.org or call 214 351-5688 ext 5163._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Deepen your relationship with God by studying the Bible this fall with Ascension Press’s new bible study, Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible. The 8-week series involves a dynamic video with presentations from Jeff Cavins, useful maps, and a workbook accompanied by group discussion. Join us in the Family Center each Wednesday, September 16 – November 18, at 7 pm. Learn how to read the Bible in context and discover how scripture relates to your everyday life. Registration is now open. To learn more or to register, go to stmonicachurch.org/unlocking-the-mystery-of-the-bible/_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Is your ministry or group doing something great at St. Monica? Send your event information to Erin Cooper at ecooper@stmonicachurch.org to place it in the bulletin, online or on social media.

Decimonoveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario 9 de agosto 2015

Noticias y Eventos CalendarioCommunitarioDomingo, 9 de agosto11:30 am ...... Preparación Matrimonial | 21212:00 pm...... Jovenes Adultos | 211

Lunes, 10 de agosto7:00 pm........ MEC | JCLC Board 7:00 pm........ Ballet Folklórico | Cafeteria

Martes, 11 de agosto7:00 pm........ Rosario | Capilla 7:00 pm........ Divina Misercordia | LIB7:00 pm........ Matachines | Cafeteria8:00 pm........ Hora Santa | Capilla

Miércoles, 12 de agosto6:30 pm........ Legión de María | 1297:00 pm........ Coro de Adultos | JCLC Board7:00 pm........ Pastoral Familiar | LIB7:00 pm........ Pastoral Juvenil | 211

Jueves, 13 de agosto7:00 pm........ Niños Proclamadores | 1297:00 pm........ Pastoral Familiar | Upper Lounge 7:00 pm........ Castos por Amor | LIB

Viernes, 14 de agosto6:30 pm........ Apoyo Familiar | Upper FC

Sabado, 15 de agosto3:00 pm........ Bautismos | Iglesia

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Bendecir sus mochilas,¿Quiere que Dios sea parte de su vida escolar? Traiga sus mochilas a la Misa el proxímo domingo para recibir una bendición especial. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

El Ministerio de North Dallas Shared Ministry urgentemente necesita ropa para bebes, niños y adolescentes. Sin embargo, también son bien recibidos ropa y zapatos de todas medidas y ropa de maternidad. También, necesitamos voluntarios que entrevisten a los solicitantes, no requiere ninguna habilidad en especial, personas bilingües son muy necesitados. El horario es de lunes a viernes de 9am. a 3pm., o los sábados de 9am. a medio día. Estamos ubicados en el 2875 Merrell Rd. Dallas, Texas 75229, Comuníquese con Sherrie al 214-357-8767 o con Sharon sharonv752@att.net. Las instalaciones estarán cerradas del 7 al 16 de Agosto, abrirán las puertas el 17 de Agosto. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Ofrecer una Misa en Santa Mónica Si usted desea ofrecer una Misa por un ser querido por favor llame a la Oficina Parroquial al 214-357-8549. Una Misa ofrecida a un ser querido es pedir directamente a Dios por las necesidades de su ser amado. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Catecismo para Adultos RICA (Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos) es un programa que provee la preparación para adultos a recibir los sacramentos de Bautismo, Primera Comunión y/o Confirmación. Las clases inician el 12 de septiembre con un retiro de preparación. Las clases se llevan a cabo todos los domingos de 12:00pm. a 2pm. y reciben sus sacramentos en Pascua del 2016. Este programa también ayuda a personas que buscan enriquecer su sabiduría sobre la fe católica. Para más información o inscribirse llame a la Oficina Parroquial 214-357-8549._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Visitas al Santísimo Jesús necesita alguien que le acompañe por una hora. Se necesitan adoradores Eucarísticos constantes por una hora los lunes a las 9am.; martes 9pm. y 10 pm.; miércoles 12pm.y 10 pm.; Jueves 4pm.; y viernes de 9am. y 11 pm. Cuando venga por favor de poner su nombre en la carpeta que está en la parte posterior de la capilla. Esto nos ayuda a saber que el Señor está acompañado. También, hay horas de Adoración en Grupo, los martes de 8pm. a 9pm.; los primeros viernes de mes de 7:30pm. a 8:30pm. y los quinto viernes de mes (dirigida para niños y jóvenes) de 7pm. a 8pm.

Cáliz Vocacional Familiar

Para llevarse el Cáliz llame al (214) 358-1453

16 de Agosto Familia Otero

23 de Agosto Familia Luna

30 de Agosto

Familia Venegas

El Doctor Wallace Hamilton cuenta la historia de un hombre que vivió toda la vida en la misma granja y estaba aburrido. Nada del lugar le agradaba, así es que decidió venderla y comprarse otra que más le agradara. Le dio a un agente de bienes raíces la información de su granja, el cual preparo el anuncio para ponerlo en el periódico. Antes de enviar la información, le leyó la encantadora descripción de su propiedad. Habló de las ventajas que había en la granja; su localidad ideal; lo más nuevo de herramientas; sus acres fértiles; su ganado puro. “Espere un minuto,” dijo el ganadero; “léalo de nuevo y despacio.” El vendedor volvió a leer la descripción. “He cambiado de idea,” dijo el ganadero. “No venderé, toda mi vida he estado buscando un lugar así.”

“¡Esto es suficiente, Señor!” El profeta Elías había hablado francamente a la noble familia, había desafiado a cienes de profetas paganos del dios Baal y les había mostrado que eran falsos. Había peregrinado por toda la región invitando a la gente que siguiera al verdadero Dios. Estaba cansado. En la primera lectura escuchamos que estaba listo para darse por vencido. Después de trabajar tan duro, no veía que cambiaran las cosas. Era fácil ser pesimista.

La verdad es que Dios nunca comparte nuestro pesimismo. Siempre está seguro que cosas buenas vienen. Su respuesta a Elías fue que se levantara y siguiera trabajando. Después de enviarle un ángel a que le alimentara, le envió a que ungiera los nuevos reyes quien gobernarían la gente y a un nuevo profeta, Eliseo quien continuaría su trabajo.

No importa de qué tan buena madera seamos, habrá veces que parece que la vida se nos carga al punto que la única respuesta es, “¡Basta!” A lo mejor hemos sido desilusionados por alguien quien confiamos. Puede ser la carga de una

enfermedad o problemas físicos. A menudo, estamos tan acostumbrados a las cosas desagradables que nos rodean que no podemos ver todas las bendiciones y cosas buenas que nos rodean.

Dios es tan optimista que no importa cuál sea la situación, Él siempre sabe que hay algo bueno que lograr. Cuando el mundo nos consume y queramos darnos por vencidos, Dios tiene otros planes. Tenemos que levantarnos y continuar trabajando.

Hay personas que su odio por otros los lleva a cometer actos terribles de terror y violencia. Pero podemos decidir ser instrumentos de paz al voltear nuestro enojo con paciencia y bondad.

La indiferencias de nuestra sociedad se han hecho evidentes, ya no se valora la vida de un no nacido, un enfermo y un anciano. De su tiempo voluntariamente o dinero a un programa que apoya a mujeres que han decidido tener a su hijo. “Adopte” a un vecino anciano como un abuelo de honor e invítele a compartir momentos especiales con su familia.

Los jóvenes llevan la esperanza del futuro. Enfrentan tentaciones e influencias que muchos adultos jamás tuvieron cuando crecían. Necesitan un lugar que les motive, que sean aceptados en sus hogares. Necesitan mentores y tutores que les ayuden a descubrir sus talentos. Necesitan personas de corazón generoso como maestros para inspirarles historias de fe.

Cuando consideramos las situaciones del mundo y los problemas de la vida, hay varias razones para ser pesimistas. Pero Dios no acepta esta actitud. Todos los días nos invita a ser realistas sobre los retos que enfrentamos, pero no a darnos por vencidos. Quiere que nos levantemos y nos pongamos a trabajar, para hacer que este mundo sea un mejor.

–Fr. Stephen W Bierschenk

De El Pastor

Decimonoveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario 9 de agosto 2015

Retiro para FamiliasEl grupo de Apoyo les invita a vivir en familia de un retiro espiritual para invitar a Dios a ser parte de su vida y dejarle habitar en su hogar. Este retiro es para toda la familia, niños de 3 años en delante. No importa su estatus civil, soltero, casado, divorciado, madre/padre soltero, Dios nos ama y acepta a todos por igual. Dese la oportunidad de recobrar la paz y felicidad. El retiro se llevara a cabo el 4, 5 & 6 de Septiembre, en las instalaciones de Santa Mónica. Tan solo hay un donativo de $20 por familia. Para inscribirse o para más información llame a la Familia Vielma 214-609-9344. __________________________________________________________________

Comunión para los Enfermos y AncianosSi tiene algun familiar que por cuestion de salud o edad no pueda asistir a la Misa dominical, inviteles a recibir a Jesus Eucaristia en su hogar o en el hospital. El Ministerio de Comunión de Enfermos puede llevar la Eucaristia, los domingos despues de la Misa de 2 pm. Por favor llame a la Oficina Parroquial 214-357-8549.__________________________________________________________________

MatachinesLos matachines ya comenzaron con sus

preparaciones para honrar a nuestra Madre de Guadalupe y les hacen una cordial invitación a las personas que estén interesadas en participar como danzantes. Las prácticas son los martes en la cafetería de la Escuela de 7:00 p.m. a 9:00 p.m. Para más información por favor comuníquese con Laura Suarez 469-939-1803.