Sunday November 8, 2009 from 12:00pm – 5:00pm

Gallup Catholic Gym

Corner of Park Avenue and 4th Street
Gallup, New Mexico 87301 Get Directions

Turkey Dinner–$8 Adult/$4 Children under 12; Games, Entertainment—Starlettes, Mariachis, Irish Dancers, Karate, Singers, etc. Raffles: $10,000/$100 Ticket and $2.00 raffle with multiple prizes.

Booths: Christmas Booth; Linen Booth; Dining Out Booth; Multiple Children’s game booths; Baked Goods Booth with Ethnic Specialties and Canned Jams; Cake Walk; Mexican Food; All American Food; Pop Booth; Household Goods Booth; Sports Booth.

“You Can’t Lose Booth—Everyone wins a prize.”
Hourly Fifty Cent Raffles—Great Prizes and Hourly Silent Auctions!

Two Large Screen T.V.s with live football games
Come and greet old and new friends, win or buy Christmas Presents
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Ticket Info: Most Games are Fifty Cents, Entry is Free!

This fall, from October 6 – November 15 of 2009, our community will be uniting with other cities across America – and around the world – for the largest and longest coordinated pro-life mobilization in history – the 40 Days for Life campaign. People of faith are praying that this effort will mark the beginning of the end of abortion.
40 Days for Life is a focused pro-life campaign that has generated measurable lifesaving results in more than 130 cities where it has been implemented. Some locations have reported as much as 28% drop in local abortion numbers and hundreds of new people getting involved in local lifesaving ministry efforts.

WHAT IS THE 40 DAYS FOR LIFE CAMPAIGN?
-Prayer & Fasting: inviting people of faith throughout our city to join together for 40 intense days of fervent prayer & fasting for an end to abortion
-We ask you to pray for an end to abortion, euthanasia, and health care rationing in the U.S.
-Pray for our congressmen, senators, judges, and the president – that they work for securing affordable & complete healthcare for all Americans.

The second of seven festivals on the “Year of the Priest” as initiated by the Vatican will be held October 18, 2009 in the family center immediately after the 11:00 a.m. Mass.  A light meal will be served and the “Priesthood in the Old Testament” will last until 2:30 p.m.  Bring all members of the family for this special event and bring your bibles.

MONTH OF THE ROSARY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY AND RESPECT FOR LIFE MONTH

This Thursday we begin the month of October.  It is not mere coincidence that Catholics throughout the world observe the month of October as the Month of the Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and that the same month has been designated by the Bishops of the United States as Respect for Life Month for the American Church.  In meditating on the various “mysteries” of the life of our Lord Jesus Christ and of his most holy Mother, we are drawn by the Spirit to an ever deeper awareness of the sanctity of all human life – at whatever stage it is found and in whatever condition it  is found.

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CATCHING UP ON A MIRACLE … It has been several weeks since we spoke about the miracle we asked the parish to pray for last June.  That miracle, of course, involved the life and the health of a baby about to be born.  At the time, the prognosis was that the little girl would be still-born, or that she would only live for a short time.  There were serious medical complications, and the outlook was bleak.  Her parents (both of whom are medical doctors) and their families never wavered in their prayers for a miracle, and our parish joined them in asking Almighty God to permit their daughter to live and to be healthy.  Now, several weeks later, little Santanna Milagros Andrade still lives, and still struggles to survive.  The medical complications persist, but she is still with us.  She and her family still need our prayers!

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FROM THE SUBLIME, TO THE MUNDANE …  For the past five weeks we have tried to plumb the depths (somewhat) of the heart of the Catholic faith, the Mystery of the Eucharist, as proclaimed and understood by Jesus himself in the sixth chapter of John’s Gospel!  This week it is time to take a “little breather,” and deal with a less lofty – but nonetheless important – issue, pertaining to the well-being of our parish community!

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The Blessed Sacrament will be exposed from 7:00-8:00 a.m. for your private adoration and prayer. Mass follows benediction and reposition of the blessed sacrament at 8:15 a.m.  There is also a mass at 6:30 AM, prior to Adoration.  This is a good time for prayer and recollection or for taking stock of your lives in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament.