FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Tuesday
- Pro Life Rosary after 8:00 am Mass
in the Chapel.
Wednesday
-Our Lady of Guadalupe Novena
after 8:00 am Mass in the Church.
-Our Mother of Perpetual Help 6:00 pm
in the Chapel.
Thursday
-St. Jude Novena after 8:00 am Mass
in the Church.
-Friday
- Eucharistic Adoration after 8:00 am
Mass until 3:00 pm in the Chapel
(We need at least two people at all
times)
-Divine Mercy 2:45pm in the Chapel.
-Spanish Prayer Group at 6:00 pm
in room 13.
Saturday
-Legion of Mary 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm
In the Chapel.

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Readings for the week

of January 29, 2017

As we gather, let us remember

and pray for...

Sunday: Zep 2:3; 3:12-13 Ps 146:6-10 1

Cor 1:26-31 Mt 5:1-12a

Saturday, January 28, 2017

5:00 pm Segundina Sena Ayala
Sunday, January 29, 2017
8:00 am
Leonora German
10:00 am People of the Parish
12:00 pm Arlene Luciano
2:00 pm Tillie Tapia
5:00 pm
Victoriosa Pasignajen
Monday, January 30, 2017
8:00 am
Norma Williams
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
8:00 am
Jose Cortez
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
8:00 am
Patrick Jefferson
Thursday, February 2, 2017
8:00 am
Stefano Vivolo
Friday, February 3, 2017
8:00 am
Anthony Maenza
Saturday, February 4, 2017
8:00 am
Greg Monaghan
5:00 pm
Janice Monaghan
Sunday, February 5, 2017
8:00 am
George & Sylvia Holman
10:00 am Beatriz Garcia
12:00 pm People of the Parish
All Souls, Purgatory
2:00 pm
5:00pm
Corazon Viado

Devotions
Monday - Friday: 7:15 to 7:45 am
- Rosary before Mass in the Church.

JANUARY 29, 2017

Monday: Heb 11:32-40 Ps 31:20-24

Mk 5:1-20
Tuesday: Heb 12:1-4 Ps 22:26b-28, 3032 Mk 5:21-43 see 523: Phil 4:4-9 Mt
18:1-5
Wednesday: Heb 12:4-7, 11-15 Ps
103:1-2, 13-14, 17-18a Mk 6:1-6
Thursday: Mal 3:1-4 Ps 24:7-10 Heb
2:14-18 Lk 2:22-40 or 2:22-32
Friday: Heb 13:1-8 Ps 27:1, 3, 5, 8b-9
Mk 6:14-29
Saturday: Heb 13:15-17, 20-21 Ps 23:
1-6 Mk 6:30-34
Next Sunday: Is 58:7-10 Ps 112:4-9
1 Cor 2:1-5 Mt 5:13-16

St. Peter The Apostle Catholic Community welcomes Our New Parishioners
December, January
John F. RiveraJose & Ofelia MartinezMichael R. CallowayGeorge & Maria BransonWilliam & Barbara Weinacht
Oliver Villanueva & Anna GrahamRenza & Tanya StingleyMarius & Lenuz ChicoGerald & Nadine Villalobos
Linda McDermottOlivia Nicole MancusoSaimua Bauer LeasiolagiJohn & Laurie Brodeur
Edward James & Celine Marie DoddsJoe Bowyer & Dolores GabaySilvia SiliceoChristina Vasquez
Irene A. SteinhardtMichael & Fe AllenDaniel Frederickson
In order that we may better serve you, please register with the Parish.

Faith Formation Hours:

Sunday 9am-2pm-Monday 1pm-8pm
Tuesday 1pm-8pm- Wednesday 1pm-8pm
Faith Formation Classes Room 13

Sunday:
Pre-school & Kindergarten Classes
10:30-11:45am.
Communion 2 Classes 10:30am & Attend
Childrens Mass at 12pm.
Monday:
Confirmation I & II Classes 6:30pm-8pm
Tuesday:
PAR I Classes 4:30pm-6pm
RCIA Adults & Children Classes 6:30pm-8pm
Wednesday:
3rd- 8th grade & Older Communion I Classes 4:30-6pm

St. Peter the Apostle Gift Shop

Monday to Thursday 8am-4:30 pm
(Closed for Lunch 1pm-1:30pm)
Sunday 9am 4pm
(Closed for Lunch
12pm-1pm)
NOW ACCEPTING CREDIT CARDS

Please Support our

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Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

January 29, 2017

Adult Confirmation
Classes start January 31, 2017
Tuesday at 6:30pm in room 11
Must be 21 yrs of age or older,
Baptized, and received
First Communion
For more information please
call Faith Formation office
702-970-2525

St. Peter the Apostle Music Ministry

Choir Rehearsal
Every Friday
6:30pm at the Church

We invite ALL Parishioners to join the Choir, at our

Saturday 5pm Mass,
Sunday 8am, 10am, 12noon and 5pm Masses.
If you would like to join the choir, please attend the
rehearsal or call the Parish office.
A Call to Serve

"If you

attend Saturday 5:00 P.M. Mass, Sunday Noon Mass,

or 5:00 P.M. Sunday Mass - we need your help and your
talents. Since you attend that Mass, we would love to train you
to be a Eucharistic Minister to serve your Church, friends, and
family. You do need to be a member of the Parish. If you have
a special situation you need to address, Father Gem would be
more than happy to speak with you. Speaking for myself, I am
not a saint but I truly enjoy being part of the Mass and an
E.M.
Sadly, if we do not get some help soon, we may be forced to
have only one E.M. at each Mass (instead of 3). Thank you in
advance and you and yours have a great Thanksgiving.
Bill Gubanic - 702-650-0775 bgubanic@yahoo.com."

Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is

the kingdom of heaven.
Matthew 5:3
CALLING ALL MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH
SCHOOL YOUTH!!!
Middle School Youth GroupMS ROUND UP
Sundays from 3:30pm-4:45pm. Room 13
High School Youth GroupLife Nights
Sundays from 6:30pm-8:00pm. Room 13
Young Adult
Monday nights at 8:00pm to 9:30pm. Youth office in the Faith
Formation building.
If there are any questions about the youth groups or if you are looking to
help out in any way with these worthy and beautiful groups please contact
Anthony Sperduti, 702.354.5960 or email anthonysperduti@gmail.com

REMINDER!!!

If you recently moved or changed your telephone

number, we would appreciate an update with your
new information. This keeps us from sending mail
to your old address, it will save the cost of postage.
CARPET INSTALLATION
St. Peter the Apostle church
needs you!

If you would like to volunteer

your time and youre familiar with
installing carpet, please call the
Parish office at 702-970-2500 to
install carpet for Faith Formation.

CHAIR SALE $5
St. Peter the Apostle
Church is selling the
chairs from the
Parish center. If
interested please call
the Parish office at
702-970-2500

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

WE ARE IN NEED OF DRINKING WATER BOTTLES,
IF YOU CAN KINDLY DONATE THEM TO OUR
PARISH OFFICE.
Thank you for your
continuing support

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JANUARY 29, 2017

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Our Love Offering. . .

January 22, 2017 Parish Offertory:$ 8,928.58

January 22, 2017 2nd Collection:$ 1,315.24

Second Collections Schedule

January 29, Latin America CH Central /Eastern Europe
February 5, Parish Improvements
February 12, Operating Deficit Reduction
Please consider including a bequest to St. Peter the Apostle in your will or living trust.
Thank you for your continuing support

St. Peter places fresh flowers

in the sanctuary area of the
church. If you would like to
donate the cost of the flowers
on behalf of your family or a
loved one, please contact the
Parish office at, 702-970-2500
for complete details.

Mass Intentions for 2017 are now available. The cost of each Mass
intention is $15.00 and will come with a card that has the name of
your loved one and the date of the Mass. We can accept check or
cash for payment. One intention per Mass is accepted unless two
people share the same last name, husband and wife for example.
There is a four Mass limit per person and you may not request the
same Mass each week. There is no guarantee that your loved ones
name will be mentioned during the Mass. Please come to the
office to make your requests.

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION

THE CHOSEN REMNANT

Until very recent decades Holy Thursday and Good Friday

were centered on personal pious devotions, not public liturgy. In
urban America, at least in cities with a significant Catholic
population, Holy Thursday was about veneration of the Blessed
Sacrament. People were encouraged to walk to seven churches
for a visit to each parishs repository, a kind of temporary
tabernacle on a side altar, closer in proximity to the faithful than
the usual tabernacle on the distant high altar. On Good Friday,
the most popular form of devotion was the Stations of the Cross,
or a three-hour program of word and preaching beginning at
noon.
The Holy Thursday seven-church hike was a way of
participating in a custom of the city of Rome. Traditionally, each
day in Lent was assigned to a particular parish church or basilica
in the city. Each week of Lent thus had seven churches, and
pious people tried to get to each one of them. The pilgrimage
was a symbol of unity and also the journey of faith. Originally,
the pope would go to each place for a liturgy, but political strife
removed the pope from Rome in 1305. With the papacy
relocated in France, the custom ceased until Pope Leo XIII
expressed interest in restoring it in 1900, and Blessed John
XXIII fully restored the custom in 1959. By the time Pope Leo
began to revive the custom, many American cities had enough
parishes and monasteries that the faithful could vicariously
participate in the revived tradition of stational liturgies by a very
long walk!.

Zephaniah is one of the least-known of the Old

Testament prophets. He speaks in todays first reading
of impending judgment. But the Lord will leave a
remnant in Israel. This image of a remnant, or
remainder, was to become vital to both Judaism and
Christianity.
Pauls letter to Corinth makes obvious his deep
concern for the Christians there. They are too selfconfident, he says, too sure of themselves. He
admonishes them to remember that Christ has given
them all they have.
Todays Gospel comprises the opening of Jesus
Great Sermon. As God gave Moses the law on Sinai,
so now Jesus gathers his disciples on a hillside to teach
them the new law. Each of these Beatitudes contrasts
the humiliation of the present with the glory of the
future: poverty vs. the riches of Gods kingdom,
hunger for holiness vs. fulfillment in the Spirit,
persecution vs. the reign of God. Jesus is here speaking
to Gods chosen remnant.

James Field, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co.

Copyright J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

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CANONICAL- LITURGICAL FORUM

BY FR. GEM BANDIVAS, JCL, MBA, PhD

Postures at Communion: A Historical Perspective

Dear Father Gem: I attended the weekday morning Masses

this past week where you were the main celebrant. I like your
approach of explaining the Liturgical changes we adopted here
in our parish under your administration. Its really very
enlightening, to say the least. I understand that given the time
constraint at Mass, you couldnt explain in detail the changes
from the perspective of historical development. My question is:
Could you possibly give us a brief history of the postures and
practice of the faithful during the Rite of Holy Communion?
Roger, Parishioner
Dear Roger: Thanks for attending our weekday Masses. Thank you
also for bringing up this question. I am not a historian but I will try my
best to address your query. The posture for receiving Communion
has varied over time and still varies among the several rites of the
Church. It also depends on the frequency of Communion, the
distribution of one or both species, and the manner of distribution of
both species.

leeway to the bishops conference to

emit other norms but not to disallow
kneeling.
Thus, the General Instruction of
the Roman Missal, No. 160, has a slightly different text in the United
States and in other English-speaking countries.
In England and Wales it says:
The priest then takes the paten or ciborium and goes to the
communicants, who, as a rule, approach in a procession. The
faithful are not permitted to take the consecrated Bread or the
sacred chalice by themselves and, still less, to hand them from one
to another. The faithful communicate either kneeling or standing, as
determined by the Conference of Bishops. When they communicate
standing, however, it is recommended that they make an
appropriate sign of reverence, as determined in the same norms,
before receiving the Sacrament.
In the United States:

Regarding the place for the faithfuls reception of

Communion, the early Latin tradition favored approaching the altar
and, indeed, much later solutions maintained some relationship with
the altar even though it was physically in a different place. In some
areas, where there were many communicants the clergy would
come to the places of the faithful.
When the sanctuary was separated from the main body of
the church by gates, these were left open at the time of Communion
so that the faithful could enter and receive at a side altar. This
practice was curtailed from the early ninth century on. After this, the
sanctuary began to be surrounded by a high wall and the faithful
would approach a transept altar erected outside the screen. In some
places such as North Africa people would approach a rail. This rail
was higher than later altar rails and would reach chest level.
Therefore, until this time the custom was to receive standing. This is
still the practice of most Eastern Churches for whom knelling is not a
common liturgical posture.
From the ninth century on, the practice of receiving only the
host and directly on the tongue became the norm. Likewise,
between the 11th and 16th centuries, the custom of receiving the
Lords Body while kneeling gradually gained ascendancy in the Latin
rite.
Around the 13th century it became customary in some
places to spread a cloth, held by two ministers, for kneeling
communicants. Later on, in the 16th century it was common to place
the cloth on a table or bench located between the nave and the
sanctuary. Since this proved quite convenient for administering
Communion they gradually evolved into the fixed wooden, metal or
stone altar rails which were practically universal from the 17th
century until recently.
Although the Second Vatican Council did not call for the
removal of altar rails, in fact, they have been removed in many
places. The practice of receiving Communion standing rather than
kneeling and on the hand rather than on the tongue is also far more
common. The more frequent distribution of Communion under both
species, taking the Precious Blood directly from the chalice, has also
influenced this change of posture.
The liturgical norms still allow for kneeling, although allowing

The norm for reception of Holy Communion in the dioceses of

the United States is standing. Communicants should not be denied
Holy Communion because they kneel. Rather, such instances
should be addressed pastorally, by providing the faithful with proper
catechesis on the reasons for this norm.
When we receive either on the tongue or in the hand, always
remember to answer, "Amen" after the priest says, "The Body of
Christ. Amen is not an English word; it's an Aramaic word. It really
is pronounced "Ahmeen," and it means, "So be it" "I agree." "I
believe." "It is the Body of Christ." That's what the "Amen" means:
"I honestly believe that when I receive, it is Christ, and so I say
Amen."
When receiving Holy Communion, the communicant bows
his or her head before the Sacrament as a gesture of reverence to
our Lord. The consecrated host may be received either on the
tongue or in the hand, at the discretion of each communicant. No
one can dictate how one is to receive Holy Communion. In normal
circumstance, a priest can't say, "I'm only going to give the Eucharist
on the tongue." Nor can a priest demand that everyone who comes
to Communion receive only in the hand. It is the individual (The
Communicant) who decides how he is going to receive The Lord.
(This option is applicable only in countries whose national bishops'
conferences have applied for and been granted permission to
authorize Communion in the hand, of course.)
If you were to ask me what is the proper necessary
disposition as we approach the table of the Lord, I would say without
hesitation that it is faith deep belief in our Lord who is truly
present, body and soul, humanity and divinity who becomes present
at the words of consecration and who comes into our lives. That's
what really makes Catholics Catholic. Take away the Eucharist, and
we're like everyone else.
But then again, as one respected Canonist loves to say,
What do I know?

Fr. Gem

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JANUARY 29, 2017

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Prayer of the Faithful, we Pray for the names written in our book of Intentions.
SAINTS AND SPECIAL
OBSERVANCES

Sunday:
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time;
Catholic Schools Week
Tuesday:
St. John Bosco
Thursday:
The Presentation of the Lord;
Groundhog Day
Friday:
St. Blase; St. Ansgar; First Friday;
Blessing of throats
Saturday:
Blessed Virgin Mary; First Saturday

TODAYS READINGS

In Memoriam

First Reading You humble of the

land, seek justice and humility, and the
Lord will be your protection (Zephaniah
2:3; 3:12-13).

St. Peter The Apostle Catholic

Community
Extend our Most Sincere
Psalm Blessed are the poor in spirit;
Condolences to The Families Of: the kingdom of heaven is theirs! (Psalm
146).

Joseph Gregory Monahan

Christine Straczek
Anne Roberts
Bill Pacheco
Nancy Salazar
Richard Fiske

Second Reading God chose the

weak of the world, those who count for
nothing, so that whoever boasts should
boast in the Lord
(1 Corinthians 1:26-31).
Gospel Jesus taught from the
mountain: Blessed are the poor in spirit
(Matthew 5:1-12a).

THE CHRISTIAN IDEAL

The Christian ideal has not been tried and found wanting. It has been found difficult and left untried.

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PARISH OFFICE...... 702-970-2500
Fr. Gem Bandivas, Parish Administrator .Ext. 2509
Deacon Bill Davis, Finance/Homebound .Ext. 2500
Malu Marigomen, Business ManagerExt. 2511
Elizabeth Schoeter, Office Manager .....Ext.2502
Cindy Blatchford, Bookkeeper .....Ext. 2505
Sandra Gaeta, Receptionist/Gift Shop ....Ext. 2501
Don Grizzard, Facility Maintenance .Ext. 2500
Connor Grizzard, Maintenance Assistant.Ext. 2500
Luz Elnar, HousekeepingExt. 2500

LITURGICAL MINISTRIES
Liturgy Coordinator
Music Directors
Sacristans Carlos Sedano
Altar Servers .Roger Pepper
Extraordinary Ministers ..Bill Gubanic
Lectors .Daniel Potucek
Ushers ..John Ramos
BUILDING & GROUNDS:
Jos Martinez, Sr, Tim Lawler, Ernie Rael,
Don Grizzard, Dan Driscol
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
Deacon Bill Davis(Chair),
Sylvia Deguzman Shue, Janel Potucek, Dorothy Reed,
Josie Cruz

HENDERSON, NV

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION702-970-2525
Maria Oswald, DRE .. .Ext. 2528
Terry Christiansen, Faith Formation .Ext. 2526
Vickie Sanchez, Faith Formation.Ext.2525
Margie Bedosky, Faith Formation..Ext. 2525
Anthony Sperduti, Servant Coordinator for Youth
And Young Adults..Ext. 2525

OTHER MINISTRIES
Homebound ...Deacon Bill Davis
Pro-Life Monica Caffarella
Environment ...Michelle Couch
Rosary-Making ..Emely Cortez
Altar Care..Susan Mirasol
Wedding Coordinator..Linda Rivera
BereavementLinda Rivera
DEVOTIONS
Mother of Perpetual Help .....Ernie Mirasol
St.JudeThaddeus ...Sacristans
Guadalupanos ...Linda Gonzales
Spanish Prayer Group .Jose Leyva
Legion of Mary Nelly Heagney
NON-PARISH MINISTRIES
Knights of Columbus .Francisco Diaz
St. Vincent de Paul .Pat Dockins

Safe Environment Program

Rosary Making Ministry

St. Peters is fully committed to ensuring a safe

environment for all parishioners. A Victims
Advocate Hotline, 702-235-7723 is available
through the Diocese for any individual who has been
sexually and/or physically abused.

Please join us 2nd Sunday of each month

Room 6 @ 3:30pm. For questions please
call Emely Cortez 702-326-9394 or
Sam Greene 702-813-9994

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Important Help Numbers

Catholic Charities Adoption Services
(702) 385-3351
First Choice Pregnancy Services
(702) 294-2273
Womens Resource Centers of Southern NV
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Living Grace Home-(702) 212-6472 serving the
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Bulletin Announcements
If you wish to submit an informational
announcement for the bulletin, please contact
Sandra Gaeta at 702-970-2500 or
sandra@stpahend.org

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We invite you to come join us every

4th Thursday of each month, 7:00 pm
in the Parish Hall.
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Home 702-558-5459
St. Vincent de Paul
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