October 23

ST. JOHN CATHOLIC CHURCH
WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND
October 23, 2011
MASS INTENTIONS
SOURCE AND SUMMIT
Monday, October 24-Rom 8:12-17; Ps 68; Lk 13:10-17
7:00 a.m. James Patrick Gary
8:00 a.m. Dale Middleton
Tuesday, October 25-Rom 8:18-25; Ps 126; Lk 13:18-21
7:00 a.m. Souls in Purgatory
8:00 a.m. Rita Pettis
Wednesday, October 26-Rom 8:26-30; Ps 13; Lk 13:22-30
7:00 a.m. Intention of Jennifer Reeder
8:00 a.m. Alberta Piavis
Thursday, October27-Rom 8:31b-39; Ps 109; Lk 13:31-35
7:00 a.m. William A. Coccagna
8:00 a.m. Intention of Sarah Belk
12:00 p.m. Intention of Ruth Green (Wisdom Club Mass)
Friday, October 28-Eph 2:19-22; Ps 19; Lk 6:12-16
7:00 a.m. John Storms
9:30 a.m. Harry Desmond
Saturday, October 29-Rom 11:1-2a,11-12, 25-29; Ps 94;Lk 14:1, 7-11
8:00 a.m. Evelyn Young
4:30 p.m. Parishioners of St. John
Sunday, October 30—Mal 1:14b-2:2b, 8-10;Ps 131;1 Thes 2:7b-9, 13;Mt 23:1-12
7:15 a.m. Souls in Purgatory
8:45 a.m. Tina Schifano Geer
10:30 a.m. Kenneth Kroneberger and Baby Ireland
12:15 p.m. Jaqueline Fernandez Ariza
6:00 p.m. Dorothy Shipley
CHANGES TO THE WORDING OF THE
PENITENTIAL ACT… Beginning on November
27, when we say the Confiteor (“I confess…”),
instead of saying “I have sinned through my own
fault,” we will begin using the new translation, which
better reflects the Latin text and helps us to cultivate a more
humble, sorrowful attitude toward God as we confess our sins.
Here is the new text of the Confiteor, with the changes in bold
print: “I confess to almighty God and to you, my brothers and
sisters, that I have greatly sinned, in my thoughts and in my
words, in what I have done and in what I have failed to do,
through my fault, through my fault, through my most grievous
fault; therefore I ask blessed Mary, ever-Virgin, all the Angels
and Saints, and you, my brothers and sisters, to pray for me to the
Lord our God.” As we repeat the phrase “through my fault” three
times, we are asked to strike our breasts as a sign of repentance.
As an alternative, instead of reciting the Confiteor, the priest
may begin a brief dialogue with us by saying “Have mercy on us,
O Lord,” to which we respond “For we have sinned against
you.” The priest would then say “Show us, O Lord, your mercy,”
to which we respond “And grant us your salvation.”
Dear Parishioners,
The Peace of the Lord Be With You
We are saddened by the sudden death of
Michael Fallon. His passing was a great
shock to all of us.
Michael was the son of Deacon
Bill Fallon and Mary Fallon. He died on
Saturday night, Oct 10th while exercising. Michael was 40 years
old.
He was a seminarian for the Archdiocese of Washington. He
was a holy, joyous, young man who loved the Lord Jesus. He
was looking forward to becoming a priest.
The death of Michael has made all of us reflect upon our life
and our death. We do not know the hour when God will call us
home.
Michael was prepared to meet Jesus. Are we prepared to
meet Jesus?
Michael’s family is planning to purchase a statue of St.
Michael the Archangel in his memory. Donations can be brought
to the parish office. Please put cash or a check in an envelope
marked “Michael Fallon Memorial Statue.” Make checks payable
to: William L. Fallon.
Please pray for Michael, Bill and Mary and the entire Fallon
family at this difficult time.
In Christ,
LITURGY WORSHIP
PERPETUAL ADORATION UPDATE…
We are currently in need of adorers for: Sundays 6:00-7:00 p.m. .If you can
fill these hours, call Agnes at the Parish Center, 410-848-4744.
ALL SAINTS DAY… Tuesday, November 1
There will be a Vigil Mass on Monday, October 31st at 7:00 p.m.
Masses on Tuesday, November 1st will be at 7:00 and 9:30 a.m.,
12 noon and 7:00 p.m.
ALL SOULS DAY MASS...Wednesday, November 2
There will be an evening Mass for All Souls Day at 7:00 p.m. At
this Mass we will read the names of all the deceased members of
the parish who were buried from St. John during the past year.
All are welcome to attend to remember their deceased loved ones.
A PLENARY INDULGENCE can be obtained for the Poor
Souls by visiting a cemetery and reciting prayers from November
1 through November 8th.
WE PRAY …
WE ASK YOUR PRAYERS for all who are homebound or in
nursing homes and for all the sick, especially Thomas Tulley,
Marilyn Gramlich, Ruth Green and Anna Flora.
WE PRAY FOR THE REPOSE of Joseph Hussle, Michael
Fallon, Christopher Mann, Thomas Aversa and Johanna Saghy
and for their families and friends.
THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
BAPTISMS...Congratulations and welcome to Elizabeth Anne
Mayer, daughter of Rachael and Scott Mayer and Munachi
Cyprian Ani, son of Ebere and Uchenna Ani.
NOTICE: REQUEST FOR NAMES OF THE SICK TO BE
READ AT MASS… If you would like to have the name of a sick
or hospitalized loved one included in the intercessions at Sunday
Mass, please call the Parish Center. The person making the
request must be either the sick person himself/herself, or a
member of that person’s immediate family. The person’s name
will be announced for two consecutive weeks, unless a
subsequent request is made to keep the person on the list for an
additional two weeks or longer.
STEWARDSHIP
WEEKLY OFFERING AND COMPARISION:
Weekend of Oct. 16-17, 2010
Weekend of Oct. 15-16, 2011
Envelopes: $24,780.46
Envelopes: $26,421.16
Loose:
$ 3,411.69
Loose:
$ 2,356.09
TOTAL:
$28,192.15*
TOTAL: $28,777.25
Attendance:
2,744
Attendance:
2,791
Poor Box:
$1,856.28
Poor Box:
$1,482.78
This year’s budget is based on a weekly offering of $33,100.00.
Last year’s budget was based on a weekly offering of $32,400.00.
Our current weekly average is $29,692.15.
Last year weekly average was: $32,755.53.
*The total does not include the electronic debit contributions.
PLEASE REMEMBER ST. JOHN PARISH IN YOUR
SECOND COLLECTION...There will be a second collection
this weekend (October 22-23) for Propagation of the Faith/
Mission Sunday.
SCHOOL NEWS
Oct. 24—School Field /Fun Day
Oct. 24—Dessert with the Principal 7-8 am —Library
Oct. 27—Early Dismissal -Parent/Teacher conferences—1 pm
Oct. 28—School Liturgy @ 9:30 a.m.
Parent/Teacher Conferences 12:15
Trunk or Treat—6:30—school Parking Lot
Nov. 1—School Liturgy @ 9:30 a.m.—All Saints Day
Nov. 4—School Closed—Professional Day
SCHOOL FIELD/FUND DAY-rescheduled– for Monday, Oct. 24
An opportunity for outdoor learning endeavors and enjoyment for the
entire school community and parent volunteers via age-appropriate games
& activities! We will team-up with our Book Buddies to foster a mentoring
relationship between upper-grade mentors and their younger grade partners
while maneuvering between the various activity stations. The morning
activities are oriented to our younger students (Pre-K-5th) and the
afternoon toward our middle school students. Dress for the weather &
enjoy the great outdoors!
DESSERT WITH THE PRINCIPAL...Monday, Oct. 24
St. John School Parents are invited to join Mrs. Harriann Walker
for Dessert With The Principal at 7:00pm, for an informal
opportunity to learn about important & upcoming school
activities, information & policy! Enjoy dessert in a small group
atmosphere where your questions are encouraged and welcome!
OPEN HOUSE...Sunday, Nov. 6 & Wednesday, November 16,
Parishioners … Mark your Calendars: Saint John School is
hosting 2 Open Houses –One is during the day on Sunday
November 6th, from 2:00-4:00pm and the other is in the Evening
on Wednesday, November 16th from 7:00-8:30pm in our school
facility! Come and meet the principal, teachers and staff; tour the
school; and find out about our strong academic curriculum whose
very foundation is our mission rooted in the Catholic Faith!
Experience for yourself how our faculty and students live up to
our motto “Christ-Centered Learning….Christ-Modeled Love”
every day of the school year! Invite your friends and neighbors
along for an informative, enjoyable and educational evening
about the beauty and value of a St. John School Education!
PIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS FROM MARKET DAY…
Classic deep dish apple to Candy Cane pie or favorites like
pumpkin and cherry strusel pie. Cheesecakes, red velvet and
more! www.marketday.com, acct. 25762. Order your hams,
roasts and sweet corn pudding (served at fish frys). For more
information call Terry Eckard 410-848-1487.
ADULT FAITH FORMATION
BRIEF INFORMATION SESSIONS ON THE NEW
ROMAN MISSAL...See schedule below for the month of
October of short talks to be given by a priest on deacon. Find out
what you need to know about the new translation and the new
responses, get all of your questions answered in one easy 30
minute session and walk away with a detailed handout that you
can review later. Be sure to join us for any one of these sessions.
Sunday, Oct. 23 after the 7:15 am. Mass in the Portico
Sunday, Oct. 23 after the 8:45 a.m. Mass in the Portico
Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 7:00 p.m. in the Portico
Saturday, Oct. 29 after the 4:30 p.m. Mass in the Church
Sunday, Oct. 30 after the 10:30 a.m. Mass in the Portico
Sunday, Oct. 30 after the 12:15 p.m. Mass in the Church
Sunday, Oct. 30 after the 6:00 p.m. Mass in the Church
FALL BIBLE STUDY...Our fall Bible Study is set to begin the
week of October 23rd. Participants may register and purchase
their books at the Portico Bookstore. All participants are
encouraged to attend a special introduction to our study by Fr.
Bianco on Monday, October 24th at 7:00 pm in the Portico.
RCIA...If you or someone you know is interested in joining the
Catholic Church, the process, known as the Rite Of Christian
Initiation of Adults (RCIA), began Sunday, October 16th. We
are still accepting candidates for RCIA . Contact Paul Gallagher.
Religious Ed./Youth Activities
Religious Education Office: (410) 848-8443
YANKEE CANDLES: Our Religious Ed families are selling
Yankee Candles. This fundraiser helps keep tuition reasonable as
well as assisting families who are not able to pay. Please consider
buying a candle or two from one of our families. Deadline to
place an order is Monday, October 24th.
ST. JOHN CATHOLIC CHURCH
WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND
2nd GRADE PARENTS…Parent Meetings for Sacramental
Prep will not take place until January since First Reconciliations
are scheduled in February. The website has been updated this
week with important dates to remember. You should have
received an email with pertinent information by Tuesday, October
11th. If you do not receive this email, or you have any questions,
please call Jordan in the Religious Ed. Office.
2ND GRADE MASS OF RECOGNITION...
Saturday, Nov. 19th—4:30 Mass for Tuesday 4:30 &
6:45, Thursday 4:30 and Home Study Students
Sunday, Nov. 20th—10:30 Mass for Sunday, St. John
School and Homeschooled students.
During this Mass students will be recognized for beginning their
preparation to receive their First Sacraments. Each student should
be accompanied by a parent.
CONFIRMATION… We are in need of the following for
Confirmation, starting this December:
Sunday morning: Catechist and Assistant
Tuesday 4:30: 1 Assistant
Tuesday 6:45:...2 Assistants
Please prayerfully consider if the Lord is calling you to this
ministry and contact Bethany at [email protected]. for details.
THE EDGE — (Grades 6, 7 & 8)
We meet the 2nd and 4th Friday every month from 7:00-9:00 p.m.
in the cafeteria. Newcomers are welcome!
FRI., OCT. 28: MOVIE AND SMOOTHIE...Meet us in the
cafeteria for a movie night, complete with snacks and smoothies!
Bring a friend who has never been to Edge and be entered into a
raffle to win a prize. (Note change of date).
FRI., NOV. 18TH: WORDS WITH FRIENDS...Tongue
twisters, word scrambles and a word-a-thon! Oh my! Join us for
a night of words and the Word! (Due to the Life Teen retreat
this is the 3rd Friday)!
FRI., DEC. 9TH: MCANIEL SWIM NIGHT...Join us at the
McDaniel pool for a night of winter swimming! We’ll be there from
7-9 pm and the cost is only $5.00.
LIFE TEEN (Grades 9 -12)
Life Teen is a High School Youth Ministry that meets the 1st and
3rd Sunday at 7:15 in the cafeteria. Newcomers are welcome!
SUN., OCT. 23: YAY VOCATIONS! We’ve got some great
priests, deacons, seminarian and sister at St. John and tonight we’re
celebrating. Get ready to test how well you know them game show
style! Meet us in the Portico and you won’t regret it!
SUN., OCT. 30: NO LIFE TEEN!
October 23, 2011
SUN., NOV. 6th...NEW WORD...It’s round 2 of our series on the
New Roman Missal. Fr. Bianco is going to show us specific
changes in the text and what these changes mean. Meet us in the
school cafeteria for some tasty treats and a great night.
WINTER RETREAT: THE AMAZING RACE...It’s time for the
Life Teen Annual Winter Retreat! We’re heading to Hashawha
from Nov. 11th to the 13th for this year’s retreat based on Heb.
12:1-2. Check out the flyers in the back of the church!
SPONSOR A TEEN… We are looking for donors to sponsor a
teen to go on the Life Teen Winter Retreat. If you are able to help
please contact Bethany ([email protected]) All donations are
tax deductible. Thank you in advance for your generosity!
Life Teen is looking for adults to join our Life Teen Core Team.
Please prayerfully consider joining us and if you’re interested
contact Bethany at ([email protected].)
ACTIVITIES IN OUR PARISH
HOW TO REGISTER at our PARISH...All new parishioners
or those who have never registered with the parish are invited to
receive a welcoming packet from the Parish Office, Ushers or
Baptism Preparation Class.
ASSISTIVE DEVICES...Health Care Ministry has available a
number of wheelchairs, walkers, bedside commodes and shower
chairs. Anyone who is in need of any of these should call the
Health Care Ministry Office and arrange to pick them up 410876-2248 x 220.
HEALTH CARE MINISTRY SEEKING DONATIONS...We
are seeking the following items for Christmas gifts for shut-ins:
Kleenex (pocket size & boutique), scotch tape, post-a-notes, hand
lotion, shampoo, personal size wet wipes, small bottles of hand
sanitizer, soap, chap stick,, pens, small pads of paper, small
containers of powder, band aids, Q-tips, and emery boards, tooth
paste, tooth brushes, curling brushes, curling ribbon, dish towels,
dish clothes, small bottles of dish detergent, pot holders and rolls
of paper towels are also appreciated. Small flashlights and plug
in night lights are also useful. Currently we seem to have a good
supply of wrapping paper. Donations may be dropped off at the
Parish Center or left in the Narthex of the Church but should be
labeled for Health Care Ministry. Thanks for your help.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO WRAP GIFTS...
Each Monday beginning October 24th from 9:00 until noon we
will be wrapping and assembling the gifts for shut-ins in the
Marian Room upstairs in the Parish Center. If you can help,
please come and enjoy the fun of Santa’s Workshop!
HOSPITALITY SUNDAY ...Sunday, Oct. 23
Hospitality Sunday is back! We will begin after the 7:15, 8:45
and 10:30 a.m. Masses on October 23rd . Mark your calendar for
our next one too, on Sunday, November 20th. Come join other
parishioners for a continental breakfast and fellowship.
EVENING SESSION ON THE NEW ROMAN MISSAL...Wed.,
Oct. 26…. Deacon Joe will be giving a 45 minute talk on the New
Roman Missal this Wednesday, October 26th at 7:00 p.m. in the
Portico. Handouts will be provided and a questions and answer
session will follow.
THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
ST. JOHN WISDOM CLUB...Thursday, Oct. 27
The Wisdom Club will have a Pot Luck Luncheon for our
October meeting on the 27th. Those members whose last names
begin with A thru L are responsible for bringing a dish they
previously signed up for. Mass will be at 12 noon followed by the
luncheon. Drinks will be provided. Guests interested in the
Wisdom Club are always welcome. For details, call Karen at 410848-9564.
SILENT AUCTION & DINNER...Friday, Nov. 4 –Cancelled
This event has been canceled and will be rescheduled some time
in the Spring. Please watch the bulletin for further details.
SAVE THE DATE!!...Monday, November 21
St. John Parish is hosting an Estate Planning Seminar at
7:00pm in the Portico. Mr. Ron Comfort, local attorney and
longtime parishioner, will conduct this important session which
will answer many questions about the importance of having a
Will and the types of Wills which can be drawn up to fit
individual circumstances. You can even formulate your Will to
benefit your family AND St. John Church and School too!
Whether you are young or senior, single or a family member –
come and learn the many vital aspects of making a Will that will
work for you, your family and possibly even St. John Parish!
ST. JOHN BLOOD DRIVE...Monday, December 5
Our next blood drive is from 2:00-8:00 p.m. At our September
drive we received 70 pints, one of our lowest amounts. The last 2
drives we have been under 75 pints. Thanks to all our dedicated
donors over the years we remain one of the largest drives in
Carroll County. Thanks to the new callers that answered the call
for help. We can always use more. If you are interested, you can
again contact me since I have moved back into my house. Ted
Cook 410-876-2107.
SAVE THE DATE...Saturday, March 24
Join us for the Catholic Men’s Conference featuring the Crossing
the Goal team from EWTN. Every Sunday night we meet in the
Saint Luke Room to read and discuss the Mass readings of the
day. All men are invited. For more details contact Paul Forst, at
[email protected]
COMBAT RANGER ROSARY... As we begin our 5th year as a
Ranger Rosary ministry we want to thank all parishioners who have
donated to the worthy cause. The need continues as new troops
rotate overseas. Join the rosary makers the 2nd and 4th Friday
from 1-3 pm in the Parish Center. For information or to make a
donation call Carolyn Peters, 410-876-8268.
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR “THE MARKETPLACE”...is open for
donations of yard sale/flea market items, from 9-11:30am and 2:30– 4:00
pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays . Call Bob at 410-596-3608 for daytime
drop-off only and he will explain what to do. Call Regina Sell at 410-8766170 to make arrangements for evening drop-off or for any questions.
Please NO clothes, shoes, computers or furniture.
OUTREACH
THE ST. VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETY
This Sunday as you place your gift in the Poor Box, please say a
prayer for the poor who have no one to pray for them. Thank you.
If you are interested in joining and helping with the St. Vincent de
Paul Society, please contact Patty Terrano for more information at
410-857-1473 or visit our website: www.sjwest.org/svdp/
index.htm or email us at [email protected].
IN OUR COMMUNITY
BLOOD MONEY MOVIE AT CARROLL ARTS...Wed., Oct.26
All parishioners are invited to see Blood Money, the Business of Abortion.
Narrated by Dr. Alveda C. King, this revealing film will educate you in
ways that will surprise you. Also, meet the producer, David Kyle. Don’t
miss this at Carroll Arts Council, 91 West Main Street, Westminster. Doors
open at 7:30 and movie begins at 8 p.m. No charge for movie.
Refreshments provided. For details contact Tony Bullard 410-596-0067.
HEALING SERVICE & MASS ...Friday, Nov. 11
Join us to honor our Blessed Mother on Feast of Our Lady of the
Miraculous Medal with indoor Marian Procession of holy images
including Our Lady of Grace, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Lourdes,
Antipolo, Mt. Carmel, Guadalupe, Manaog, Fatima, Assumption, Holy
Rosary of Naval de Manila, etc. Also Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament, individual anointing/pray over by Priest and Deacon, meditate
on the Holy Rosary, Chaplet of Divine Mercy, Novena in honor or Our
Lady of the Miraculous Medal and to Saint Padre Pio. Service begins at
7:00 pm at Sacred Heart Parish (Main Church) 65 Sacred Heat Lane,
Glyndon. Rev. Fr. Jesse Bolger is the guest celebrant. For information call
Lolita at 443-377-0259 or email [email protected]
DELONE CATHOLIC SEEKS COACHES…Delone is
seeking a varsity boys’ basketball cheerleading coach and a
varsity wrestling cheerleading coach for 2011/2012 year.
Interested individuals must submit a letter of interest, a resume,
Act 34 & Act 151 clearances & FBI clearances by Oct. 28th to
James Gingerich, Athletic Director, Delone Catholic High, 140 S.
Oxford Ave., McSherrystown, PA 17344.
REMINDERS
STUFFED ANIMALS, DOLLS FOR BAZAAR...We are getting
ready for the Christmas Bazaar and need stuffed animals, dolls and
doll clothes (new or slightly used in good condition). Same drop off
as Market Place. Any questions, call Cathy Hoos 410-876-2442.
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR-SPECIALITY ROOM...If any parishioner
has any item of value (antiques, Lenox, Mikasa, pictures, etc) that
you would like to donate to the parish bazaar, please call Jim Diggs
for delivery or pick-up 410-302-3312.
UPCOMING PARISH EVENTS: HOLD THESE DATES:
(For information on any of these events, call the Parish Center)
Oct. 23—Hospitality Sunday– after morning Masses
Oct. 26—Session on New Roman Missal—7 pm— Portico
Oct. 27 —Wisdom Club Mass & Lunch—noon
Nov. 4 —Silent Auction and Dinner—6 p.m. Portico
Nov. 5 —Mass & Dinner for Altar Servers—4:30- 9 p.m. Portico
Nov. 6 & 16 —St. John School Open House—2-4 p.m. & 7-8 pm
Nov. 7—Marriage, Divorce, Annulments—7 pm—Portico
Nov. 21—Estate Planning Seminar—7:00 p.m. —Portico
THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Queridos feligreses,
La paz del Señor esté con ustedes
Estamos muy tristes por la muerte repentina de
Michael Fallon. Su muerte fue un gran shock para
todos nosotros.
Michael era el hijo del diácono Bill Fallon Fallon y Mary. Murió
la noche del sábado, 10 de octubre mientras hacia ejercicio.
Michael tenía 40 años.
Era un seminarista de la Arquidiócesis de Washington. Él era un
santo, un hombre alegre, joven que amaba al Señor Jesús. Tenía
ganas de convertirse en un sacerdote.
La muerte de Michael ha hecho que todos reflexionemos sobre
nuestra vida y nuestra muerte. No sabemos la hora en que Dios
nos llame a casa.
Michael estaba preparado para encontrarse con Jesús. ¿Estamos
preparados para encontrarnos con Jesús?
La familia de Michael está planeando comprar una estatua de San
Miguel Arcángel en su memoria. Las donaciones pueden ser
llevadas a la oficina parroquial. Por favor, ponga dinero en
efectivo o un cheque en un sobre marcado
".Estatua
conmemorativa de Michael Fallon "Haga los cheques a nombre
de : William L. Fallon.
Eventos
Importantes
El comité Hispano de la Iglesia de St. John invita a las siguientes
actividades:
Octubre 30 - Dia de los Muertos; Es una tradición que viene de
los indígenas y se celebra en Mexico y en algunos de los paises
de Lationoamerica, cada pais tiene un toque diferente. Dejen que
los niños vengan y aprendan de sus y otras culturas. Será después
de la misa el Domingo 30 de Octubre . Esperamos la asistencia de
todos. Tambien necesitamos voluntarios. Comunicarse con la
oficina.
Diciembre 11/12– Virgen de Guadalupe; Estamos iniciando con
los preparativos para la fiesta de La Virgen y necesitamos de su
apoyo para que esta fiesta se lleve a cabo. Cualquier ayuda que
puedan ofrecer, donando comida, agua, sodas, platos, cubiertos,
servilletas, postres, flores o como voluntarios. Por favor dejennos
saber. Comunicarse con cualquier miembro del comite antes o
despues de la misa o llamar al 410-848-8443. Les estaremos
informando al respecto.
Agradecimientos
Por favor oren por Michael, Bill, Mary y toda la familia de Fallon
en este difícil momento.
En Cristo,
Queremos dar las gracias a los expositors, miembros del comite
Hispano, United Hands y a la policia por la participación en el
Festival Internacional. Fue una linda oportunidad de compartir
nuestras culturas y aprender de otras culturas.
SERVICIOS A LA COMUNIDAD
Bautizos: Primer sábado de cada mes a las 10:30 a.m. o los domingos
después de la misa de las 12:15 p.m. Llamar a la oficina al 410-848-4744
Ext. 226.
Anuncios Parroquiales
Charlas para Bautizos : Se realizaran una vez al mes comunicarse con el
Sr. Ezequiel Amaya para registrarse al 443-789-3822.
Virgen Misionera: Se necesitan familias que quieran llevar la
virgen a su casa. Comuníquese con Fabian Delgado al 443-7894855
Matrimonios: Llamar a la oficina con el nombre del padre o diacono
que desea 6 meses antes para hacer los arreglos y antes de contratar el
salón para la recepción. Tel. 410-848-4744 Ext 226
Necesitamos mas lectores, y niños que hayan hecho su primera
communion y quieran servir durante la misa. Comuniquese con la
Sra. Lina Ocasio
Primeras Comuniones y Confirmaciones para niños y adultos :
Comunicarse con la oficina de Educación Religiosa al 410-848-8443.
Consideren participar en las diferentes
actividades que les estamos ofreciendo. Es una forma de
servirle a Dios . Acerquense y dejennos saber en que
quieren participar.
Intenciones: Para los familiares enfermos o que hayan fallecido por
favor Llamar a la parroquia antes del viernes de cada semana.
Confesiones : 11:45 a.m. todos los domingos. (antes de cada misa) y
después de la misa.
Estudios Bíblicos: Comunicarse con Alberto Araujo al 443-536-9017.
La parroquia ofrece muchas actividades para la
comunidad por favor lean el boletin en Ingles .