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Mary, Queen of the Holy Rosary
June 2019
June 2019 Vol. XXVI, No.10
from the Parochial Vicar. . .
LIFE FULL OF ENCOUNTERS
How can I describe, or what word can I use to express what I have lived in these three years in the United States, in the Father Vitner
Diocese of Lexington, particularly in the parish of Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary? The word that could embrace my
experience would be: "ENCOUNTER".
In Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary (the school for new priests), I have lived many moments of "encounters" with myself and God in the retreats of
ACTS, "cursillo", in my prayers and contemplations before the Blessed Sacrament. I also had encounters with the American culture in my process of
inculturation, which is different from my Bolivian culture or African culture where I did my ministerial service as a missionary priest. I had encounters
with "many faces of God" in the Anglo, Hispanic, Filipino, Indian, Congolese, Vietnamese people.
During these three years I have enjoyed my priestly ministry celebrating the sacraments. I also had encounters of dialogue with people in hospitals, in
homes, in some favorite restaurants, around meals with great friends. Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary is for me my "mother house".
I give many thanks to all of you who welcomed me and made me part of your family. In the same way I want to publicly thank Father Dan, a good
mentor, for his patience, for his care and for wanting me to be a good priest, a good Christian and a merciful person. I also thank the staff of the parish
for listening to me, for teaching me, for making me part of this parish family. I would like to thank each and every one of you with whom I met; for
your prayers, for feeding me, for giving me lifts, for your care, for your support, for making me part of your family, for opening the doors of your
home, for inviting me to family events of marriage, celebration of the sacraments, birthdays, graduation. Mary Queen is my family where I had an
encounter with God in the church, in its liturgy and the people. It has been a blessing that God has given me. Wait!, Hold on!, I am not going far away.
I will be close, in London, Kentucky. Pray for me, for my new encounter that awaits.
Cómo puedo describir, o qué palabras puedo utilizar para expresar lo que he vivido en estos tres años en Estados Unidos, en la Diócesis de Lexington,
particularmente en la Parroquia de María Reina del Santo Rosario? La palabra que abraza mi experiencia podría ser: “ENCUENTRO“.
Durante este tiempo, en la Parroquia de María Reina del Santo Rosario, hubieron muchos momentos de "encuentro" con Dios y conmigo mismo en
los retiros de ACTS, cursillo, conquistando las naciones, grupo de oración, en mis oraciones y contemplaciones frente al Santísimo. Asimismo tuve
encuentros con la cultura americana, muy distinta a mi cultura o a la cultura africana donde hice mi servicio ministerial como sacerdote misionero.
Tuve encuentros con "muchos rostros de Dios" en la parroquia Maria del Santo Rosario con la gente inglesa, hispana, filipina, congolesa, vietnamita.
El tiempo que permanecí como vicario de la parroquia disfruté mi ministerio sacerdotal en los encuentros que tuve con las personas en los hospitales,
en las casas, en algunos restaurantes favoritos alrededor de comidas con grandes amigos. La parroquia de María Reina del Santo Rosario es como mi
“casa madre”.
Doy muchas gracias a todos ustedes que me acogieron y me hicieron parte de su familia. De la misma manera quiero agradecer de manera pública al
Padre Dan por su paciencia para conmigo, por sus cuidados y por querer hacer de mí un sacerdote, un cristiano y una persona misericordioso, inclusivo
en el ministerio de la iglesia, pueblo de Cristo. También agradezco al personal de la parroquia por escucharme, por enseñarme, por sus servicios, y por
hacerme parte de esta familia parroquial. De la misma manera agradecer a todos y cada uno ustedes con quienes he tenido un encuentro. Gracias por
sus oraciones, por alimentarme, por transportarme, por sus cuidados, por su apoyo, por hacerme parte de sus familias, por abrirme las puertas de sus
hogares, por invitarme a los eventos familiares de matrimonio, celebración de los sacramentos, de cumpleaños, de graduaciones. Mary Queen es mi
familia donde mi encuentro con Dios en la iglesia, en su liturgia en su gente fue la bendición más grande que Dios me ha dado. Esperen! No me voy
muy lejos. Estaré en London, Kentucky. Oren por mí, por el nuevo encuentro que espero vivir.
New Parishioners
We extend our warmest welcome to the new families
who have recently joined our parish:
Paz Guevara, Herminia
Johnston, Charles & Michelle
Cioci, John & Jill
Humble, Joshua Kain & Anna Lilia
Lockamy, Miette
Brown, Darren & Tracy
Apro, Anthony & Kelly
Gutierrez, Anzueto, Audier
Phe, Vichea & Sao, Kunthea
Longinos, Marioa Elena & Hernandez, Valentin
Queen’s Service
Minor Maintenance Al Schroeder..........................277-8285
Temporary Food Preparation Penny Logan..........................224-9610
Scottye Terhune ....................278-7372
Prayer Network Jane Leake ............................231-8409
Visitation Bob Kotzbauer ......................273-3645
Transportation Parish Office ..........................278-7432
Bereavement Parish Office ..........................278-7432
Funeral Meals Barbara Coats ........................278-7432
Caring Cards
Queen’s Service Parish Office ..........................278-7432
If you would like to volunteer for this ministry or need assistance . . .
please call one of the above numbers.
A special “THANK YOU” to all the volunteers who give of their time and
many talents to be of service for our church family.
VOLUNTEERS you are like an “God’s special messengers.”
Send us your news!
This is YOUR Newsletter, and we are interested in your news and comments. If you would like to contribute
information or pictures, please send to Jenny Poole at jpoole859@windstream.net or jpoole5841@gmail.com or
SEPTEMBER
call Jenny at 223-9854 if you have any questions.
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Congratulations to all out First Communicants! Once again, our Parish was blessed to have had 171 children receive Jesus for the first time in Holy Communion. May God continue to bless them and their families. William T. Walker Adams Melanie A. Cervantes-Q. Emma Harrod Sebastian Aguilar-Cabello Karina Chavez Felipe Hernandez Alexandra Aguilar Macie Clark Lucas Hernandez Paulette Aguilar Matthew Thomas Clements Samuel Hernandez Joana M. Aguilar-Ortiz Diana Cordova Deyver Hernandez-Lopez Brenda Aguirre Jesus Cordova Oswaldo Hernandez-Lopez Janeth Aguirre Ashely Correa Dasha Hernandez-Ramirez Alexandra Aguirre Crisanto Omar Camerino Correa-Avalos Kaylee A. Hernandez- Salas Omar Zahir Alanis Esmeralda Contreras Addison D. Huber Zeida Jackeline Alanis Luis Yasire Coutino-Guizar Sarah Hullman Roxanna-Angelina Esther Allen Nathan Michael Cramer Kate Ibarra-Medina Edwin Sandro Alvarado-Ruiz Aiden Ameer Cruz-Chavez William Conner Isaacs Isela Jaqueline Alvarado-Ruiz Mary Katherine Day Alan Jordan Dayani Alvarado-Garza Isabella Davis Valeria Juarez-Ramirez Abril Alvarez Harper DeMarcus Carly Kennedy Daniel Alvarez ǯ Hadleigh Renee Kennedy Mariana Araiza Noreidy Diaz Madyson Grace Kroeger Lorenzo Daniel Arguello Brandy Nicole Escobar-Garcia George Roger Lathram III David Arroyo- Salomon Itzel Escobar Garcia Riley Lehane Daira Avila Ian Jael Escobar-Garcia Madison S. Lewis Danaee Avila Royer Espinoza-Ruiz Abigail Lopez-Alonso Hunter Martin Baker Kailey Esperanza-Navarro Irwin Lopez-Hernandez Lian Alexander Baldo Adriana Farfan Yahir Lopez-Hernandez Riley James Barber Rachel Alexis Farris Mary Elise Lovely Benjamin Michael Bertrand Christopher Clinton Fister III Yorbi Lucas-Ramirez Aldolphine Bita Elizabeth Garcia Jennifer Macias-Colin Fanuel Bita Emiliano Garcia-Lazarit Ethan Alberto Macias Esparza Adalyn Brinkman Diego O. Garcia-Torres Kailynn Alexa Macias Esparza Antonio Benitez Michael N. Gonzalez Diego Manrique Jacob Martin Caldwell Randy A. Gonzalez Luciana Manrique Ava Carpenter Mia Gonzalez-Gomez Jocelyn Marquez-Resendiz Samantha Casas Jacqueline Gonzalez-Vasquez Yarexi Martinez Joshu Casas Montoya Ivan Grupke Ashley Nicole Martinez-Mora
Danna Paola Martinez-Mora Juan Eduardo Ramirez Eleanor Thompson
Camila Zoe Martinez-Quintana Angel Y. Ramirez-Utrera Jackline Tishibangi
Landon Anthony Mattingly Mya E. Rivard Andrew Todd
Eleanora McBride Alexander William Rivas-Prado Emily Tran
Emily Joy Medina Carlos E. Roblero Jennifer Tran
Kaylin Rachelle Medina Brianna Jaqueline Robles-A. Fredy A. Tranquilino-Roman
Jacob Augusto Medina-Moran Raul Rodriguez Amaireni Trujillo-Barragan
Jazmin Mendoza Liam Thomas Rolfes Arlith A. Vallejo-Baldo
Maria Pilar Mendoza-Romero Airen Romulo-Camacho Alan M. Valenzuela-Macias
Dylan Thomas Mitchell Ashley Romulo-Camacho Amaury Valenzuela-Macias
Stephanie Morales-Perez Mychelle Romulo-Camacho Diego Vaquera-Gallegos
Jackline Mwewa Nicole Romulo-Camacho Sasha Vazquez
Charles Thomas Naehr Caroline Marie Roth Christopher Vela
Aristan James Nickels Eliana Ruiz Adrian Ezai Ventura-Martinez
Asher Paris Michael A. Ruiz Steven Villarreal
Hayes Alan Parker Benny Ruiz-Delgadillo David A. Zapote
Jesus Hemanul Perez-Hidalgo Tomas Sanchez Miguel Angel Zapote
Thomas Phelps Caden Scheve Oliver Zink
Ethan Andrew Porter Esmeralda Segura
Barbara Ortega-Sanchez Jaden Silva
Jacqueline Ortega-Sanchez Elizabeth Anne Smotherman Please keep Joshua Casas
Maximo Ortega-Sanchez Sammi Sotelo-Tranquilino Montoya and Samantha Casa-
Anthony D. Osorio-A. Sarah Catherine Sparks Montoya in your prayers, as
Deyanira Quintos Anderson James Staab they prepare to make their
Lincoln Thomas Quisenberry Elle Stoll
First Holy Communion on July
Javier Ramirez Riley Sword
14.
Jeyson Ramirez Samuel Joseph Terhune
PreK- B
Field Day was May 14th and it was filled with fun activities that
took place inside and outside of our school. Mrs. Negron’s class
favorite activity to do was the obstacle course!!
School News
From the Principal . . .
There is much joy and sadness that surround the end of the
school year. I don’t think there is a teacher or a student that is
not basking in the joy of summer break! There is also the joy of
Graduation, this year we graduated 42 outstanding ladies and
gentleman that are well prepared to move on to high school. The
end of the year also brings some sadness, as we have to say
good-bye to a few important people in our life. We have been
blessed with the love, joy, stories and care of Mr. Reilly who has
taught at Mary Queen for 10 years. Although it is not truly good-
bye (as he plans to sub for us from time to time) we do wish him
happy trails on his new adventures. We wish the kindness and
joy of this school year for all our friends who are moving away
and have other obstacles that will keep them from returning this
next school year, we wish them the best.
There is still a lot of work to be done to be ready for the new
school year. Don’t forget to make your doctor appointments, get
your immunizations, find the perfect folder and pencil for the PreK-C
new year, take a vacation – or two – but also don’t forget to go PKC sported Derby hats in anticipation of the 145th Kentucky
to Mass! We don’t get a summer break from God. Derby!
A reminder that our open enrollment for the 2019-2020 school May Crowning was a beautiful day as Rose Williams prepares to
year is going on now! For each family you refer to Mary Queen carry PKC's bouquet of flowers to honor Mary, Queen of the
School, you receive a $250 deduction off your September Holy Rosary.
tuition. Just think, if you refer a family with two kids and you
are sending one child to Mary Queen, you have no tuition the
month of September!
Have you thought about sending your child to Mary Queen? Not
sure and want to find out more? Please contact us to set up a
personal tour, we would love to show you why Mary Queen
School would be a good fit for you.
Check us out at our website www.maryqueenschool.org and
don’t forget to like us on Facebook!
Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary School
A National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence
Openings still available
Call 859-277-3030 and set up a personal tour.
PreK-D KINDERGARTEN
This past year we have laughed, played, learned and enriched Kindergarten classes had an awesome time celebrating their last
our lives academically, socially and emotionally. We finished 10 days of school. They celebrated by popping a balloon each of
out the year with a fun day in the sun, we read again some of our the last 10 days of school. Inside each balloon there was a fun
favorite books, and we enjoyed listening to our guest readers. activity for the day. The grand finale was an inflatable day!
We had a terrific year. Parents of kindergartners were invited to come picnic outside for
Happy Summer lunch also. Families had a great time celebrating the competition
of their child's first year in "big school"!
FIRST GRADE
May was a busy month for First Grade. They sang a 'Thank You'
song for school volunteers at Mass. Our school is made better by
our special volunteers. They had an exciting Field Day where
they got to participate in many outdoor activities and relays.
They also performed two plays, The Three Billy Goats Gruff and
PreK-E The Cheese, and picnicked with parents to conclude a wonderful
In PreK-E, our favorite part of May was field day! We did school year.
bubbles, bikes, water sponge toss, sensory tables, obstacle
course, and parachute games. We even enjoyed a picnic outside.
To top it off, we had perfect weather!
SECOND GRADE
Second grade finished the
school year in the best way
possible as students received
the sacrament of First Holy
Communion! Students were
eager to experience Jesus' love
in a new way and share that
love with others!
THIRD GRADE
Third grade is passionate in learning about the culture of other
countries. We celebrate God's people and diversity by having a
Culture Festival. Students research about their chosen country,
create a presentation and bring in traditional foods and drinks to
share with their classmates at the festival. Third graders and
their teachers absolutely love this project!!
FIFTH GRADE
The 5th grade has had a wonderful year full of learning, faith,
and laughter. I want to thank everyone for all of their love and
support throughout the year. I hope everyone has an awesome
summer and can find time to rest, relax and enjoy your families.
Can't wait to see everyone next year. God Bless!
MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE NOTES
SIXTH GRADE
Sixth grade wrapped up the year with lots of hands-on
challenges and investigations. Here are just a few shots of our
youngest Scientists!
FOURTH GRADE
Saint of the Month
All of us are called to be saints to the people we encounter in this
world. Our canonized saints are heavenly role models of who we
are called to be here on earth. They show us how to live our lives
in a way that God desires, and how to live out our call to
sainthood.
During the 2018-2019 school year, Mrs. Jackson’s fourth grade
class learned about a different saint every month. At the
beginning of each month, the class “met” a new saint, learned a
little about that saint’s life, and listened to a quote from that
saint. It was amazing how many times throughout the school
year a student would reference a particular saint’s story or quote
in classroom conversation! At the end of each month, students
were asked to reflect upon the quote of the month, thinking
particularly about how he or she could apply the quote to their
“real life”. In the last week of school, students compiled all the
reflections and coloring sheets from the school year into a “Saint
of the Month” book. Hopefully the stories and quotes of these
saints will help guide the students in the years to come.
SEVENTH GRADE
7th grade students enjoyed engineering awesome foam roller
coaster models in the lab! Of course nothing compares to
experiencing real life G force riding the coasters on our May
23rd field trip to Kentucky Kingdom.
EIGHTH GRADE
Best wishes for a successful
freshman year to our
8th grade graduates!
Third Trimester Awards
Several Mary Queen School students received awards for their
Panther Pride
effort, attitude and academics this Third Trimester The Panther Pride Awards are given to one student in each
homeroom from Pre-K to 8th Grade for their continued effort,
White Greer Maggard Scholarship positive attitude and constant dedication to their academics,
The qualifications for the White-Greer-Maggard Scholarship are peers and teachers.
simple. The student needs to be in grades 4-7, and exemplify the
following Christian values: kindness to others, good citizenship, The Third Trimester recipients are:
service to school and community, responsibility, thoughtfulness, PK-A Josue Osorio-Alonso 3A Bryce Morgan
and academic dedication to improve performance in one or more PK-B Leah Dennis 3B Rose McDonald
areas. 2019 White Greer Maggard Scholarship Winners are: PK-C Emily Clements 4A Ali Sanchez
Aranza Lopez-Alonso and Cody Clark PK-D Henry Escola 4B Brian Pham
PK-E Clay Grote 5A Chloe Flemm
K1 Matthew Cobb 5B Sarah Louise Hosey
K2 IC Malanog 6A Maritsa Gonzalez
1A Sam Fernandez 6B Giana Poullos
1B Sophia Underwood 7A Wyatt Olivares
2A Tre Fister 7B Greco Rodriguez
2B Harper DeMarcus 8A Abby Bauer
8B Blake Foster
Marian Award
The Marian Awards are given at the end of the school year to one
student in each homeroom from Pre-K to 8th Grade for those
who best exemplify the characteristics of Mary over the year.
Those characteristics include love of God and one another,
faithfulness, charity and kindness.
The Third Trimester recipients are:
PK-A Rose Lugo 3A William Weber
PK-B Carter Fisher 3B Caroline Grote
PK-C Ashlynn Ball 4A Zoe Cliburn;
PK-D William Johnson 4B Kalin Osting
PK-E Jovany Rodriguez 5A Kimberly Flores
K1 Thekla Makhoul 5B Aranza Lopez-Alonso
K2 Scarlette Hacker 6A Caroline Guiliani
1A Mary Cobb 6B Ella Young
1B Cora Jackson 7A Karlita Argueta-Godoy
2A Anthony Osorio-Alonso 7B Keira Scott
2B Jacqie Gonzalez 8A Grace Hughes
8B Ryan CarlucciHonor Roll 8th Grade Honor Roll (A’s and B’s):
The Honor Roll include those students in 3rd-8th grades who Zoe Allen Alexander Kolar
Spencer Bennington Sophia Opalka
had all A’s and B’s on their Third Trimester Report Card.
Ryan Carlucci CJ Parker
Julianna Cobb Michael Peveler
The Third Trimester Recipients are: Aubrey Flatt Annemarie Pitts
Blake Foster Daniel Portillo
3rd Grade Honor Roll (A’s and B’s): Yoshio Hasegawa Julianne Scales
Nayali Arnett Christopher Kern
Molly Eggum
Miguel Favela
Caroline Grote
Quin Isaacs
Principal’s List
Rose McDonald The Principal’s List includes those students in 3rd-8th
Micah Osting grades who had all A’s on their Third Trimester Report
Micah Sohnlein Card.
Jon Paul Thompson
The Third Trimester Recipients are:
4th Grade Honor Roll (A’s and B’s):
Olivia Brangers Lily Knopp 3rd Grade Principal’s List (All A’s)
Zoe Cliburn Paris Morgan Landon Brannock Adrian Krasinski
Jaden Cloud Kalin Osting Gregory Brown Catherine Soldato
Abigail Frary Bianca Santos Abbhi Damodaraswamy Eli Sykes
Cameren Gillaspie Eli Sloan Lana Jabbour
Noela Gonzalez Clare Terhune
4th Grade Principal’s List (All A’s):
Nicole Hanna Liem Tran
Patton Lyttle
Jonathon Harper Tresten Troutt Lane McConathy
Opal Howard Paulina Vicencio-Guzman Brian Pham
Molly Johnson Jacob Waugerman
Alexander Kelly Kate Young 5th Grade Principal’s List (All A’s):
Chloe Flemm Moira Rolfes
5th Grade Honor Roll (A’s and B’s): Miranda Graeff Addison Soldato
Benjamin Bellas Avery Maul Abby Grote Tripp Sturgill
Elizabeth Clements Emma Peterson Sarah-Louise Hosey Grace Thomason
Tola Grupke Ava Rankin Abraham Jabbour Addie Wheeler
Brian Hagan Julia Thompson Nora Parker
Colin Jilbert Luke Weldon
6th Grade Principal’s List (All A’s):
Elena Mancini Alexandra Adams Ella Young
Kyndra Coomer Roxy Hensler
6th Grade Honor Roll (A’s and B’s): Max Dixon Olivia Hernandez
Alex Barrowman- Audrey Johnson Ryan Farris John Moses
Clevenger Matthew Kern Mia Foley Ava Wallett
Sive Campion JoJo Lancho Caroline Giuliani
Cody Clark Annalee Langston
Patrick Clements Mary-Therese Pitts 7th Grade Principal’s List (All A’s):
Jacob Cunningham Giana Poullos Emily Baber Hallie Lathram
Luz Flores Rauda Valeria Rios Carson Baker Lea Mastrih
Joy Bidros Zara McCarthy
Jack Hughes Patrick Youssefi
Kirstin Burns Gabie Proffitt
Lily Eugenio Hadley Sloan
7th Grade Honor Roll (A’s and B’s): Tayseer Gabbour Lan Tran
Karlita Argueta-Godoy Jessica Nguyen Emily Harper
Rosita Argueta-Godoy Wyatt Olivares
Seth Gasser Tanner Pedroche 8th Grade Principal’s List (All A’s):
Matthew Henderson Aidan Perry Abigail Bauer Garret Hosey
Kylee Jilbert Greco Rodriguez Brock Beardsley Grace Hughes
Sofia Loyselle Eric Stromquist Max Bertrand Jessie Lee
Cam Miller Isabella Sweeney Madison Burns Sophia Mancini
Luci Edwards Mia Mashni
Ryan Goin Kaylee Morgan
Sunny Hensler Kiki Shang
Jesse HernandezTeachers Receiving their Art Awards
Catechist Certification Kindergarten Art Show Winner - Jazmin Uribe
First Grade Art Show Winner - Alessandra Fisk
Laurie Kelly
Second Grade Art Show Winner - Ben Bertrand
Al Kesslein
Third Grade Art Show Winner - Caroline Cobb
Mercedes Eckman
Fourth Grade Art Show Winner - Opal Howard
Fifth Grade Art Show Winner - Miranda Graeff
Sixth Grade Art Show Winner - Cody Clark
Seventh Grade Art Show Winner - Cam Miller
Eighth Grade Art Show Winner - Annemarie Pitts
Elementary Art Show Winner - Nayali Arnett
Middle School Art Show Winner - Mary Therese Pitts
Participation in
National Geographic Geobee
Patton Lyttle
Lilly Cunningham
Tripp Sturgill
Abby Grote
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mia Foley
Patrick Clements (3rd Place School)
Eric Stromquist (DAR)
Carson Baker (2nd Place School) Junior American Citizen Winners:
Aubrey Flatt First Grade - Anastasia Fisk (Stamp) 1st in Chapter and
Chris Kern (1st Place School Winner) 2nd in State
Second Grade - Caden Scheve (Stamp) 1st in Chapter
and 3rd in State
Fourth Grade - Ruger Rankin (Stamp) 1st in Chapter
American History Essay Awards:
6th Grade - Ava Wallett - 1st in Chapter/1st in State
7th Grade - Katherine Lovelace - 1st in Chapter, 1st in
State, 1st in Region
8th Grade - Grace Hughes - 1st in ChapterEighth Grade Awards and Recognitions
Mary Queen School’s Eighth Grade students were recognized for the following awards at their
Graduation Ceremony on May 20, 2019
Algebra KUNA STLP Annemarie Pitts
Grace Hughes Sophia Bellas Abby Bauer Elian Rodriguez
Kaylee Jo Morgan Julianna Cobb Spencer Bennington (quali- Katherine Warner
Kiki Shang Grace Hughes fied for STLP State Competi-
Sophia Mancini tion in Digital Music.) Religion
Art Kaylee Morgan Jesse Hernandez Chris Kern
Max Bertrand Lucas Reimer Joseph Reed
Josie Bruggeman Language Arts
Sophia Mancini 8A - Sunny Hensler Outstanding Sacristans
Annemarie Pitts 8B - Kaylee Jo Morgan Player of the Year Sophia Bella's
Blake Foster Julianna Cobb
Band Director Award Legacy Wall Artwork
Zoe Allen Participants PE Award Science
Zoe Allen Spencer Bennington 8A - Sunny Hensler
Battle of the Books Abby Bauer Kaylee Jo Morgan 8B - Kaylee Jo Morgan
Sophia Bellas Josie Bruggeman
Sophia Mancini Montana Cox President's Award for Service Award
Blake Foster Educational Excellence Tarp crew
Beta Club Christopher Kern Abigail Bauer Brock Beardsley
Abby Bauer Paige Mattingly Brock Beardsley Spencer Bennington
Brock Beardsley Kaylee Jo Morgan Luci Edwards Blake Foster
Sophia Bellas Michael Peveler Ryan Goin Chris Kern
Ryan Carlucci Daniel Portillo Sunny Hensler Daniel Portillo
Julianna Cobb Jesse Hernandez
Luci Edwards LCHS Top 10 Placement Grace Hughes Social Studies
Aubrey Flatt Brock Beardsley Sophie Mancini Chris Kern
Blake Foster Xuyiman (Kiki) Shang Elian Rodriguez
Ryan Goin Math Counts
Sunny Hensler Participation President's Award for Band Solo/Ensemble
Jesse Hernandez Brock Beardsley Educational Achievement Proficient Ensembles
Grace Hughes Sophia Bellas Zoe Allen Zoe Allen/Grace
Mia Mashni Aubrey Flatt Spencer Bennington Hughes/Josie Bruggeman -
Kaylee Morgan Jesse Hernandez Max Bertrand Clarinet trio
Sophie Opalka Paige Mattingly Madison Burns
Michael Peveler Tony Tao Ryan Carlucci Distinguished
Annemarie Pitts Kiki Shang Yeonung Choi Ensembles
Daniel Portillo William Wang Jiung Choi Abby Bauer/Sunny Hensler -
Lucas Reimer Julianna Cobb Mixed Duet
Julianne Scales Matt Thompson Award Aubrey Flatt Zoe Allen/Josie
Garrett Hosey Blake Foster Bruggeman/Julianna
Caleb Cowan SPIRIT Yoshio Hasegawa Cobb/Sunny Hensler -
Award Morning Show Anchors Garrett Hosey Mixed Quartet
Zoe Allen Abby Bauer Chris Kern
Madison Burns Alexander Kolar Distinguished Solos
Fine Arts Juliana Cobb Yoonji (Jessie) Lee Zoe Allen - Clarinet
Art- Brock Beardsley Paige Mattingly Mia Mashni Julianna Cobb - Percussion
Art - Abby Bauer Kaylee Morgan Paige Mattingly Grace Hughes - Clarinet
Music - Julianna Cobb Sophia Opalka
Music - Garret Hosey General Music Michael Peveler Spelling Bee
PE - Paige Mattingly Spencer Bennington Annemarie Pitts Brock Beardsley - 8A Class
PE - Daniel Portillo Luci Edwards Daniel Portillo Runner-Up
Lucas Reimer Alex Kolar - 8A Class Winner
Geography Bee Robotics Club Jiazheng (Tony) Tao - SCHOOL WINNER
Chris Kern Garrett Hosey Tianzhi (William) Wang
Sophia Mancini Spanish Award
Geometry Presidential Physical Grace Hughes
Sunny Hensler Fitness CJ Parker
Max Bertrand
Jesse Hernandez
Chris Kern
Mia MashniBoy Scout Troop 282
Chartered by Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary
Troop Website – www.t282.org
We now have a Facebook page!
Jeremy Terhune, James Eggum, Dominic Sympson, and John
Rotramel
Troop 282 would like to welcome three new scouts.
On the Saturday before Memorial Day the scouts of
Juan Atienzo, Jose Olivas and Jonathan Herrera
Troop 282 along with a large group of volunteers
To all, may your Scouting journey be filled with
placed approximately 15,000 flags in front of grave
memorable experiences, adventures, and of course
stone at Camp Nelson National Cemetery. The event
FUN. was organized by the Central Kentucky Veterans
Committee.
Troop 282 Activities
A local Daughters of the American Revolution,
Captain John Waller Chapter, asked troop 282 to
perform an American flag retirement ceremony at
Hartland subdivision clubhouse. The ceremony was
held at 7pm and convened with the burning of
about 25 flags.
Grave stones and Flags at Camp Nelson National Cemetery
Asa Thomas, Andrew Vogel, Jeremy Terhune, and John
Tomecek performing part of the ceremony. Also attended and
helped with the ceremony were Scouts Juan Atienzo, Brady
Hardman, Jonathan Herrera, Gabe Nazario, Jose Olivas, Asten
Martinez and adults Chris Boots, Jim Fritz, Steven Hardman,
John Rotramel and Evan Terhune
On May 21st the troop went backpacking in the t
smoky mountains. All went well until the drive Attendees from l to r – John Rotramel, Alex Klement, Chris
home when traffic necessitated a detour. After a Boots, Brady Hardman, Juan Atienzo, Andrew Vogel, Molly
quick pitstop at a local barbeque restaurant the Eggum, Asten Martinez, Jose Olivas, John Tomecek and James
troop made it back by 6pm. Eggum. Not in picture is Jonathan Herrera
Continued next pageBOY SCOUTS (continued)
Legacy Society
May 23, 2019 - Annual Dinner and Tour hosted by
Upcoming Events:
Bill Rood of Rood & Riddle, Equine Hospital -
photos courtesy of Bob Johnson - This group is
June 7-9 Rafting Trip
comprised of persons who have made a bequest in
June 21-22 Fishing Trip
their Will to Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary or have
made a life insurance policy with Mary Queen as
June 30 – July 6 Summer Camp
See more about Troop 282 on www.t282.org. If you are beneficiary.
interested in Scouts BSA, either as a Boy or Girl or adult
leader, please contact
Scoutmaster John Rotramel at (859) 223-4235
or
Troop 282 Committee Chair, John Tomecek at
(859)-296-5803.
If you have an American flag that becomes worn, torn,
faded or badly soiled and would like to have it retired,
you can bring it to the church rectory or contact John
Tomecek at 859-296-5803.
This newsletter is written by the historian of Troop 282, Andrew Vogel and edited by John
Tomecek
Adult and Family
Bible Study - We are currently doing a fabulous 10 week
study from Formed on Divine Mercy. There are 35 or so
people doing either the Tuesday morning (9-10:30) or Wed
evening (7-8:30) session. There is no homework, we
watch an excellent video and discuss. You are welcome to
join us, or watch on your own through Formed.org. Use
the parish code (B2J8M7) to access a rich assortment of
series, studies, videos, movies, etc. Almost every time we
meet, someone remarks these sentiments, “How did I get
to be ** old and not know this? Our faith is so rich, this
leads me to better know and love God as I learn more. I
love these studies.”
Camping: Join us as we enjoy God’s great creation with
our camping group. Remaining trips are:
Carter Caves, KY State Park, July 19-21
Nolin Lake/Mautardier campground, Aug 2-4
O’Bannon Woods, IN State Park, Aug 30 - Sept. 2
Brown Co, IN State Park, Oct 3-6
Reservations are currently being made. Contact Kabby
(kakers@cdlex.org, 223-8887) with questions and for
information to sign up. We welcome new campers!!Social Concerns Contact Kabby (223-8887, kakers@cdlex.org) if you are
interested in signing up, learning more about volun-
teering, or donating for our ESL program this Summer.
Congolese: This past year the Congolese children were
prepared to make their First Communion by Congolese BUILD: BUILD has a yearly process and we are currently
catechists in Swahili. Congratulations to these Congolese in the last phase, the Investment Drive part of the year
children who made their First Communion on May 12! which we kicked off at the Celebration on June 10 at MQ.
Aldolphine Bita With 260 people from our 26 congregations we shared a
Fanuel Bita delicious spaghetti meal prepared by the wonderful ladies
Jackline Mwewa from Shiloh Baptist Church, celebrated our
Jackline Tishibangi accomplishments, were updated on the issues, and were
invited to invest in the work of BUILD, making Lexington
a city where many diverse people work together for lasting
change so all will prosper. Let us Rise up and BUILD!
Build leaders Dwayne Edwards from St. Paul, Deacon
Bob Joice from SEAS, welcoming back to Lexington
visiting Sr. Iris Ann Leaden, former Newman Center team
leader.
ESL Classes: English as a Second Language (ESL) will
be offered this Summer at Christ the King for 6 weeks,
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10-noon, starting June 17th and
go thru July 25, that is six weeks taking off for July 4th.
We need volunteers to make this successful.
There are lots of ways to volunteer! We need teachers and The ladies from Shiloh Baptist made a wonderful dinner
teacher helpers for both adults and children. We have for our celebration.
small groups of students divided by their English levels.
Teaching materials are provided or you can provide your
own. We offer crafts for the kids so leaders and helpers and
donations of crafts are needed. We provide a nursery and
need volunteers there. We need help setting up the rooms
and snacks, and we need donations of snacks. The kids
have playground time and we need volunteers to
supervise. Last year we had a few High School students
volunteer and they were wonderful!
You don’t need to be there every time. A schedule will be
put together taking into account your availability. Safe We played Human Bingo and got to know each other
Environment certification is essential for volunteering. better. That was a lot of fun!Spiritual Retreats to bring you into a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ
Mujeres en Español - 8-11 de agosto del 2019
English Women - September 12-15, 2019
Hombres en Espanol - 28-31 de mayo del 2020
English Men - July 23-26, 2020
Scholarships are available!
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/@&9*(&*A/57$-If you would like your child to receive First Communion with their peers in the 2nd grade, they must be
baptized by the end of July before they begin 2nd grade! Parents and Godparents need to attend one
baptismal preparation class which are held on the 2nd Monday of each month. Please register for the
class with Jane Tucker at 859-278-7432 or jtucker@cdlex.org.
If your UNBAPTIZED child is in the 2nd grade or older, they must go through the RCIA process. They
will receive Baptism, Confirmation and Communion at the Easter Vigil following their year of
formation. Contact Cara Johnson for registration and details at 859-278-7432 ext. 220 or
cjohnson@cdlex.org.
Easter Vigil April 20, 2019Vacation bible school 2019
Announcing ǯDzMANEdz eventǥ
DzǨdzWhere Life is Wild and God is Good!
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to go on an African Safari Adventure? Visiting its
lands with its rich environment and a wide variety of wildlifeǥ lions, rhinos, elephants, hippos,
zebras, giraffes, and assorted exotic birdsdzǫ ǡthen this VBS is for you!
On July 8 Ȃ 12 from 9:00 A.M. Ȃ 1:00 P.M. Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary will hold its annual VBS for
children age 3, as of June 1, to children entering the 6th grade in the fall.
At ROAR VBS, kids will discover that even though life gets wild, God is good, as illustrated through
stories of the Bible; The Israelites enslaved by the Egyptians, God sends plagues on Egypt, The
Israelites enter the wilderness, Jesus dies and comes back to life, and the Israelites build a memorial
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In addition, Roar is filled with incredible Bible-learning experiences kids see, hear, touch, and even
taste! There will be team-building games, cool Bible songs, crafts, daily Church visits, treasure
chest, good food, and so much more! The children and volunteers will attend Opening Assembly
every morning, where the mood will be set for the day! The kids will have an opportunity to meet
Leroy L. Club and his Bible Buddy friends. They all will have much to say ǯ, and
ǯ Daily Bible Points that will remind us always that God will help us through the WILD
times!
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Dzdz ǥ-to-Kid, where they can help feed
mothers and babies in Zambia. (More information is forthcoming.)
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God is good!Volunteers (7th grade to Adult) are needed to teach or help in the classrooms, assist
with lunches or in craft stations. The number of adults that volunteer will determine
the number of students we can accommodate. ǡǡǯ our
VBS Safari Team?
For more information or wish to volunteer and/or register your
child, please contact Karen Estes at 278-7432 Ext. 302 or send an
e-mail to kestes@cdlex.org
Last day to register for VBS is June 28.JUNIO 2019 EL PERIGRINO 1
L A D I Ó C E S I S C ATÓ L I C A D E L E X I N GTO N • JUNIO 2019
LA VICTORIA DE JESUCRISTO SOBRE EL PECADO Y LA
MUERTE NOS PROMETE QUE LA GLORIA ES ETERNA
Queridos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo, cómo responder. Claro que creemos del Espíritu Santo sobre los Apóstoles y la
¡Cristo ha resucitado! ¡De veras ha en la resurrección, sin este evento que Bienaventurada Madre de Jesús. Según
resucitado! cambió toda la trayectoria de la histo- los Hechos de los Apóstoles, los Apóstoles
La cincuentena pascual nos ofrece una ria no tendríamos nada, es la base y y María estaban encerrados en el cená-
oportunidad de celebrar la victoria de fundación de nuestra fe. Sin embargo, culo, esperando al prometido Espíritu
Jesucristo sobre el pe- estamos muy conscientes de que Cristo Santo. Llegó el Espíritu como viento
cado y la muerte. En sigue sufriendo en los miembros de huracanado y aparecieron como lenguas
GHIXHJRVREUHFDGDXQRGHHOORVVLJQLƓ
PHGLRGHWDQWDVGLƓ PAZ Y BIEN cando su iluminación y el cumplimiento
cultades que enfren-
tamos diariamente su cuerpo todavía colgado en la cruz. de la promesa de Jesús, que el Espíritu
como individuos y Podemos pensar en los niños separados Santo nos ayudará a entender todo lo
como comunidad, nues- de sus padres en la frontera norteame- que Él nos enseñaba en ese momento.
tra esperanza es fortalecida por la resurrec- ricana. También, podemos pensar en El Espíritu los empujó hacia el mundo,
ción de Jesucristo. Nuestro Dios no está el sacerdote salvadoreño asesinado por que tenía tanta necesidad de oír la Buena
lejos de los que sufren, al contrario. Dios pandillas en Sonsonante por no pagar Nueva de la victoria de Jesucristo. Todos,
se hizo hombre en la persona de Jesús la “renta” o sea para su protección. provenientes de muchos países distintos
para compartir en todo lo que nosotros ex- Podemos pensar en muchos que cami- y reunidos en la ciudad santa de Jerusa-
perimentamos- incluso en el sufrimiento nan por días atravesando un desierto lén, entendieron en su propio idioma las
y en la muerte. En la encarnación, el Hijo cruel para llegar a una supuesta “tierra maravillas que anunciaron los Apóstoles.
de Dios acepta la condición humana como prometida” que está construyendo un El día de Pentecostés también se llama
parte del ser permanentemente. Aun muro para excluirlos. Podemos pensar el Nacimiento de la Iglesia. Los Apósto-
después de la resurrección, Jesucristo nos en los católicos de Sri Lanka que fueron les y María formaban una comunidad
muestra las llagas de su sufrimiento en la atacados durante la misa de Pascua, los fuerte reunida en la oración, lectura de
cruz. Santo Tomas, quien, como muchos de Sudan y otras partes del continente las Sagradas Escrituras, y el Partir del
de nosotros, tenía sus dudas sobre las africano que sufren guerra y hambre. Pan- memorial eucarístico de Jesucristo.
noticias increíbles de la resurrección, fue O, en Nicaragua y Venezuela en don- Tenían todo lo necesario para ser Iglesia,
invitado por el Señor a tocar las llagas con GHORVFRQŴLFWRVSRO¯WLFRVUHVXOWDQHQ con la venida del Espíritu Santo la comuni-
su propio dedo. Tomas, al tocar las llagas, mucho sufrimiento para la población, dad embarcó en su misión de extender al
profesó su fe. Desde entonces, la iglesia especialmente para los más pobres. En Reino de Dios. Hoy, nosotros formamos
todas estas situaciones, nuestra mirada esta comunidad apostólica, y comparti-
que quiere revelar la presencia de Cristo
DOFUXFLƓMRQRVPXHVWUDTXH'LRVHVW£ mos en esta misión. La iglesia existe para
en el mundo también tiene que tocar las
cerca y que Jesucristo comparte en evangelizar- compartir la buena nueva y
llagas de los miembros del Cuerpo de
nuestros sufrimientos. Nuestra fe en extender el Reino de Dios. ¡Ven Espíritu
Cristo que sufren ahora.
Cristo resucitado nos enseña que todos Santo a iluminar y a fortalecernos para
Algunos de nuestros hermanos y
los sufrimientos que experimentamos continuar la Misión de Cristo!
hermanas que participan en otras
comunidades cristianas nos preguntan en esta vida son temporáneos, pero la Paz y bien,
a los católicos, “¿por qué tienen a Cristo victoria de Cristo sobre la muerte nos
en la cruz todavía? ¿No creen Uds. que promete que la gloria es eterna.
resucitó? Lamentablemente, a veces La cincuentena pascual sigue hasta la Mons. John Stowe, OFM Conv.
nosotros los católicos no sabemos celebración del Pentecostés, la llegada Obispo de la Diócesis Católica de Lexington2 EL PEREGRINO JUNIO 2019
AYUDA COMUNITARIA DE BLUEGRASS COMMUNITY
HEALTH CENTER
ALDO GÓMEZ mencionados son vitales para mantener costos dependen de los ingresos de la
una vida sana por medio de la preven- familia, y en caso de aplicar el máximo
¡Su salud es lo principal! ción. En nuestras clínicas móviles lo descuento el monto de la visita puede
Mi nombre es Aldo Gómez repre- principal es brindar un punto de partida ser de $25 (solo por ver al doctor, no
sentante y coordinador de la Ayuda y comunicar a nuestra comunidad incluye: exámenes de sangre, pruebas
Comunitaria o Alcance Comunitario de como se encuentra; y en caso de algún de orina, procedimientos, etc.).
“Bluegrass Community Health Center” síntoma anormal se brinda información Quiero agradecer el apoyo a las dife-
y desde hace aproximadamente dos rentes Iglesias Católicas por dejarnos
años hemos venido trabajando con la ASUNTOS ACTUALES brindar estos servicios en donde
Diócesis Católica de Lexington. hemos podido prevenir y controlar
Nuestro personal cuenta con enfer- de acuerdo a la enfermedad que se enfermedades como: diabetes, presión
meras, asistentes clínicas, personal de presenta y si es necesario hacer una cita DUWHULDODOWDREHVLGDGLQŴXHQ]D\
tétanos, así como ayudar con proble-
mas dentales y brindar información de
salud integral (psicólogos, psiquiatras,
nutricionistas, médicos especialistas, y
muchas otras informaciones.).
En caso de querer hacer una cita en
nuestras clínicas se puede llamar al
(859) 259-2635 y al (859) 263-2507. Si
están interesados en hacer un evento
en donde se pueda brindar una clínica
móvil pueden llamar a mi línea directa
al: (859) 687-0017.
Seguiremos trabajando de la mano
con la comunidad hispanidad por
el bien de nuestra salud y un mejor
porvenir de las futuras generaciones.
registro, así como estudiantes de la de seguimiento con el doctor primario. No se olvide que su salud es lo más
Universidad de Eastern Kentucky con el Adicionalmente, si la persona no tiene importante.
ƓQGHEULQGDUORVPHMRUHVVHUYLFLRVHQ una clínica primaria nues-
el campo de la Salud Integral. Hemos tro equipo de trabajadores
sido muy afortunados en compartir con provee información de cómo
la Comunidad Hispana de las diferentes se puede hacer una cita
Iglesias de: Fayette, Bourbon, Scott, en cualquiera de nuestras
Jessamine, Garrard, Woodford y Madi- dos clínicas en Lexington
son County, en donde se han podido (1306 Versailles Rd. 40504
brindar servicios como: revisión de la y Eagle Creek Dr. 40508). Es
presión arterial, revisión de los niveles muy importante mencionar
GHD]¼FDUYDFXQDVGHODLQŴXHQ]D que nuestra clínica no solo
vacunas del tétanos, barnices dentales y atiende a pacientes con
pruebas del VIH. seguro medico sino también
Todos los servicios anteriormente sin seguro medico. NuestrosJUNIO 2019 EL PERIGRINO 3
“DICHOSOS LOS INVITADOS… AL MÁS SAGRADO
CUERPO Y SANGRE DE CRISTO”
M. YVETTE MILLÁN TORRES LL.M. arrepintiéndonos de nuestros pecados y come tendrá vida por mí.” Juan 6:56-57
M. YVETTE CULP LL.M. pidiendo perdón. Como católicos creemos en la Presen-
Como católicos entendemos y cia Real de Jesús en la Santa Eucaristía
Seguimos en la temporada de Pascua, creemos en Dios Padre, o primera la cual es latín de “Acción de Gracias”, el
50 días de gran regocijo. El Pentecos- persona. Dios hijo, Jesús, quien es la Cuerpo y Sangre de Cristo aunado con
tés (del griego pentekosté [heméra] o segunda persona de la Santa Trinidad. su Alma y Divinidad está contenido por
quincuagésimo día Dios Espíritu Santo, la tercera persona; completo en tanto la ostia como en el
después de la Pas- vino. En consecuencia, si solo tomamos
cua) será celebrado VIDA DEVOCIONAL la ostia o el vino hemos recibido la
el domingo 9 de comunión completa con Dios, esta es la
junio. Celebramos y que la Santa Trinidad es la fundación Doctrina de Concomitancia; la experien-
la venida del Espíritu de nuestra Iglesia Católica. Igualmente, cia es más amplia si tomamos tanto la
Santo a los Apóstoles y también creemos que cuando comemos ostia como el vino. Debemos de haber
otros discípulos y personas descrito en la ostia o bebemos el vino (Comunión) ayunado por lo menos una hora antes
Hechos 2,1 “… De repente, vino del cielo estamos comiendo el Más Sagrado de recibir la comunión y estar libres de
un ruido, como el de una violenta ráfaga Cuerpo y Sangre de Cristo. pecado mortal para ser dignos de este
de viento, que llenó toda la casa donde Jesús se convirtió en hombre a través tiempo único con Dios. Así, la Presencia
estaban, y aparecieron unas lenguas de la Encarnación. Él tomó totalmente Real de Dios es explicada de la siguiente
como de fuego que se repartieron y fue- la forma natural humana y cuerpo y manera… Después de la consagración,
ron posándose sobre cada uno de ellos. alma como el nuestro con la intención la substancia del pan y del vino cambian
Todos quedaron llenos del Espíritu Santo de salvarnos y al mismo tiempo perma- por el poder del Espíritu Santo (Dios en
y comenzaron a hablar en otras lenguas, neció siendo completamente Dios CCC 3ra persona) a la substancia del Cuerpo,
según el Espíritu les concedía que se 461, 464. Sangre, Alma y Divinidad de nuestro
expresaran.” Es así como empezaron a En la última cena, según Marcos Señor, esta es la Doctrina de la Transus-
evangelizar en todas las naciones los 14:22-25 Jesús tomó el pan, y después tanciación.
Apóstoles ya que podían comunicarse de pronunciar la bendición, lo partió y La Santa Misa nos adentra en la hora
con personas que hablaban diferentes se los dio diciendo: “Tomen, esto es mi de Pascua de Jesús y celebra el Misterio
lenguas a partir de ahí. Por esta razón el cuerpo.” Tomó luego la copa, y después Pascal cada domingo. Como católicos
Pentecostés es descrito como el “Cum- de dar gracias, se las entregó y todos estamos obligados a atender la Misa los
pleaños de la Iglesia.” bebieron de ella. Y les dijo: “Esta es mi domingos y los días sagrados. La Eucaris-
También durante este evento, los sangre, la sangre de la Alianza, que será tía o comunión es Jesús vivo, el resucitó
Israelitas escucharon que “Jesús había derramada por muchos.” G¯DVGHVSX«VGHKDEHUVLGRFUXFLƓFDGR
sido entregado por los Israelitas a los Por eso cada año litúrgico, celebramos ¡Aleluya!
SDJDQRVSDUDVHUFUXFLƓFDGR\SURFODPDU en solemnidad en nuestras parroquias Por consiguiente, el Misterio Pascal
ante ellos que Jesús es Dios”, angustia- el Corpus Christi o El Más Sagrado es el trabajo de Cristo por la Redención,
dos los Israelitas preguntaron… Hechos Cuerpo y Sangre de Cristo, este año en otras palabras, es la Encarnación de
2:37,38 “‘¿Qué tenemos que hacer la celebración cae el domingo 23 de Jesús, Sus sufrimientos durante Su vida
hermanos?’ Pedro les contesto: ‘Arre- junio. Veremos sotanas blancas ya que humana/divina, Su muerte a través de la
piéntanse, y que cada uno de ustedes se es el color que se usa para este tipo de &UXFLƓ[LµQ6X5HVXUUHFFLµQ\OD$VFHQ-
haga bautizar en el Nombre de Jesús, el celebraciones. sión del Señor al Paraíso. ¡Regocijémo-
Mesías, para que sus pecados sean per- “Quien come mi carne y bebe mi nos entonces porque estamos invitados
donados. Entonces, recibirán el don del sangre permanece en mí y yo en él. Así a la mesa del Señor y porque Dios quiere
Espíritu Santo.’” Esta también es nuestra como el Padre que es vida, me envió y que recibamos el Corpus Christi y así
manera de recibir al Espíritu Santo, Yo tengo vida por el Padre, así quien me viviremos por y en Él!4 EL PEREGRINO JUNIO 2019
PRÓXIMOS EVENTOS
DISCÍPULOS MISIONEROS - SEGUNDO SÁBADO DEL MES: en la familia, como podemos abordar estas crisis.
12 de octubre, 2019 (primera fecha del ciclo 2019/20) MISA CARISMÁTICA EN LONDON
9 de noviembre, 2019 Sábado 7 de septiembre 2019 a las 10 a.m.
En el “Catholic Center”: 1310 West Main Street, Lexing-
ton, KY 40508 RENOVACION CARISMATICA CATOLICA GRUPO SIER-
Los esperamos a las 9 a.m. con café y pan dulce mexicano VOS DEL SEÑOR 2019
• Estudio del Catecismo de la Iglesia Católica, sus fuentes Para mayor información contacta a ALBERT NEGRÓN (859)
y textos del Concilio Vaticano II vistos en preparación a los 492-3471
Cursos del Camino de la Fe y de Eclesiología del Instituto • 8 de junio VIGILIA DE PENTECOSTÉS
McGrath. CONSULADO MÓVIL DE GUATEMALA
• Estudio de la Biblia, aplicaciones a la vida interior y al "Catholic Center”: 1310 West Main Street, Lexington, KY
discipulado misionero. 40508
OTROS EVENTOS: Sábado y domingo 20 y 21 de julio, 2019 - Atiende a
partir de las 8 a.m.
PLANIFICACIÓN FAMILIAR NATURAL - Contacta Omar El primero que llega es el primero que entra.
Mendoza (859) 492-7895
FR. CARLOS MARTINEZ: PLÁTICAS SOBRE CONSEJERÍA HORARIOS DE LA SANTA
DE FAMILIA MISA EN ESPAÑOL
Parroquia de "Mary Queen": 601 Hill N Dale Dr., Lexington
Los siguientes sábados a las 7 p.m. con los siguientes temas: DECANATO FAYETTE
St. Paul, Lexington ......... Domingos 12:45 p.m. y 7:00 p.m.
8 de junio – VALORES EN LA FAMILIA
Mary Queen, Lexington ... Domingos 9:30 a.m. y 1:00 p.m.
Descripción: La familia como promotora de valores – Crisis
DECANATO BLUEGRASS WEST
LA VIDA EN LA DIÓCESIS St. Leo, Versailles ................................ Domingos 6:00 p.m.
St. Andrew, Harrodsburg......................Domingos 8:30 a.m.
Good Shepherd, Frankfort .................. Domingos 4:00 p.m.
Sts. Francis & John, Georgetown ...... Domingos 12:30 p.m.
St. William, Lancaster ... Primer y tercer domingo 6:00 p.m.
St. Luke, Nicholasville ......................... Domingos 5:00 p.m.
Consulado
DECANATO BLUEGRASS EAST
Mexicano en Annunciation, Paris............................. Domingos 6:00 p.m.
el "Catholic St. Patrick, Mount Sterling .................. Domingos 4:00 p.m.
Center". Jesus Our Savior, Morehead ............. Domingos 12:15 p.m.
St. Mark, Richmond ................................Sábados 6:00 p.m.
DECANATO MOUNTAIN WEST
St. Clare, Berea.................................... Domingos 4:00 p.m.
St. Mildred, Somerset ......................... Domingos 2:00 p.m.
St. William, London ............................ Domingos 6:00 p.m.
St. Peter, Monticello.......................... Domingos 12:00 p.m.
DECANATO MOUNTAIN EAST
Holy Trinity, Harlan .................Segundo sábado 10:30 p.m.
DECANATO SANDY/LICKING
Holy Family, Ashland .......................... Domingos 4:00 p.m.
St. Francis of Assisi, Pikeville ..... Segundo sábado 8:30 a.m.También puede leer
