Third Sunday of Lent March 19, 2017

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ALTAR FLOWERS FOR THE GLORY OF GOD ($60 for one large bouquet or two small) No Altar Flowers During Lent VOTIVE CANDLES 3/12 In Loving Memory of Danny Sciarretta

ROSARY NOTE The rosary is said at 8:30 AM before the daily mass Monday through Saturday in Our Lady’s Chapel.

In the desert of our lives there are plenty of complaints. Bills are too high. Friends are too few. Health is too frail. Faith is too weak. In the desert of our lives there is plenty of blame. Our leaders are unconcerned. Children are too demanding. Society is sinful. Life is not fair.

In the desert, the people of Israel grumble against Moses. They have too little water, and they are blaming Moses. Moses blames God, and asks for some divine intervention.

God promises Moses, “I will stand in front of you on the rock.” Moses strikes that rock, and water gushes forth.

Life brings its share of struggle. We sometimes rebel against the very place where God has invited us to be. We forget that God has given us life, has entered into covenant with us, and stands ever before us. So we complain. We may not realize that we are standing right at the water for which we thirst.

The discomforts of your life will not be hard to name. Have you brought some of them on yourself? Has God placed some of them in your path? Do you trust that God stands with you, water at the ready? From where will that water come?

We remember in sympathy the following parishioner that passed away: 3/1/17 Jerome Bradley

Mass Intentions VIGIL, March 18 5:00 PM Larry Sibley & Holly Sibley Lamont (Mary Sibley & Family) SUNDAY, March 19 7:30 AM Wanda Mooney (Cousin Ernest & Family) 9:00 AM Mary Stoughton (Kathleen & Steve Myers) 11:00 AM For the People of the Parish MONDAY, Mar. 20 – St. Joseph 9:00 AM Special Int. Ann, Bum & Nancy Culotta (John Tuminello) 6:00 PM In Loving Memory of Albert Curreri (Theresa & Sal) TUESDAY, Mar. 21 – Lenten Weekday 9:00 AM Larry Sibley (Mary Sibley) WEDNESDAY, Mar. 22 – Lenten Weekday 9:00 AM Jerry Finn (Nancy and Family) 10:30 AM Priest Intention at Barbara Egan Rehab. THURSDAY, Mar. 23 – Lenten Weekday 9:00 AM John S. Dill (Francis K. Dill) FRIDAY, Mar. 24 – Lenten Weekday 6:00 AM Marsie Heister (Nancy Finn & Family) 9:00 AM George Fischer, III (Your Loving Father) SATURDAY, Mar. 25 – The Annunciation of the Lord 9:00 AM Gordon Rohr (Kathy Rohr & Family)

Fourth Sunday of Lent

March 26, 2017

Readings: 1 Sm 16: 1b, 6-7, 10-13a Eph 5: 8-14

VIGIL, March 25 5:00 PM Eleanora Szafarz (The Fuller Family) SUNDAY, March 26 7:30 AM For the People of the Parish 9:00 AM Harold Clasing (Joyce & Family) 11:00 AM Leonard Cybulski (The Family)

We are a Tithing Parish

Following God’s Plan for Giving Total Collection 3/12/17 $ 16,590 Total Collection 3/13/16 $ 17,481 Weekend of 3/11 & 3/12/17 Envelope Collection (369 Env. $42.57 Avg. Gift) $ 15,711 Electronic Giving Weekly $ 1,530 Second Collection School Fund $ 2,348

Third Sunday of Lent Exodus 17:3-7

Water in the Desert

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Lenten Appeal Report – 3/12/17 Total Responses 179 Total Amount Pledged $ 97,720 Total Amount Collected $ 12,615

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The 14 Stations of the Cross adorn the walls of almost every Catholic Church and chapel. Many parishes commemorate the Fridays of Lent with a prayerful remembrance of the passion of Christ by walking the stations with him. Throughout our history, Christians have longed to literally walk in the footsteps of Christ. The shrines of the holy places in and around Jerusalem have drawn pilgrims inspired by the life and death of their master. However, not everyone is able to travel to the Holy Land. So, ever since the Middle Ages, churches and chapels began erecting images devoted to an aspect of the passion. By the 15th century, the Franciscans had developed a devotion they called “stations.” The word means a place where people stand still or gather together. So even though it implies something “stationary,” the service obviously must include the movement of pilgrims following the footsteps of Christ. It took a while to fix the number and the names of the stations, but in 1731 Pope Clement XII established the 14 we know today. We still find some variations on the number. Many places add a 15th station, for example, the resurrection of Jesus. Discontent with leaving Christ in the tomb when our faith expresses so much more, worshipers have found consolation in completing the story of the cross. Over the years our church has authorized various versions of the stations for different occasions. For example, Pope John Paul II altered the traditional stations for his Good Friday service in Rome. He eliminated some stations that derived from tradition, and substituted them with events from the Gospels. Here are the stations he used: 1. Jesus in the Garden of Olives; 2. Jesus betrayed by Judas; 3. Jesus condemned to death by the Sanhedrin; 4. Jesus denied by Peter; 5. Jesus judged by Pilate; 6. Jesus flogged and crowned with thorns; 7. Jesus carries his cross; 8. Jesus is helped by Simon of Cyrene; 9. Jesus encounters women of Jerusalem; 10. Jesus is crucified; 11. Jesus promises the kingdom to the good thief; 12. Jesus on the cross; 13. The mother of Jesus and his disciple at the cross; 14. Jesus is placed in the tomb. The stations inspire us all to follow Christ through suffering to peace. Copyright © 2012 Resource Publications, Inc., 160 E. Virginia St. #170, San Jose, CA 95112, (408) 286-8505.

Bishop’s Annual Lenten Appeal The 2017 Bishop’s Annual Lenten Appeal is currently underway. Our parish needs the support of all parishioners in order to reach our assessment of $197,100. We ask that you give whatever you can

within your means. Please complete a pledge form and return to the parish office with your payment. Checks are to be made payable to St. John the Baptist. Diocese will accept VISA and MASTERCARD pledges/payments. To make a credit card pledge/payment, you may go to the Diocesan Secure Online Contribution Site: www.hbgdiocese.org/BLACC or visit St. John’s website and click on Lenten Appeal Donate.

Banns for Extraordinary Ministers The following parishioners are being considered for service as Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. If anyone knows of a reason why any of the candidates should not serve in this capacity, please contact the pastor by the end of the week: Michael J. Nelson; Barbara Fletcher

The Corpus Christi Chapel During Lent – won’t your group please consider a SACRIFICIAL HOUR?? Perpetual Adoration has an URGENT NEED to FILL: Friday 3:00 AM to 4:00 AM – Hour is VACANT CALLING ON “Group” action! A “group” consists of 4 people doing an adoration hour in a rotation once per month. Call us! Randy or Marguerite Mentzell 717-235-5770 717-885-3249 E-mail peachapelsjb@gmail.com Julie Whitmore 443-491-3120 E-Mail sheepnamedcoco@yahoo.com

Lenten Mite Boxes for H.O.P.E. Lent is traditionally a time of prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Again this year, a portion of our Lenten sacrifices will be given to H.O.P.E. (Help for Oncology Problems and Emotional Support) This is a local organization which provides tremendous care and support in all areas for those people living with cancer. The Mite Boxes are available on the tables in the back of the church. We ask that you take a box and donate one quarter a day for the 40 days of Lent giving an offering of $10.00 to this worthy cause. Thank you!

Italian Mass - Save the Date! Italian Mass for the Feast of St. Joseph All are invited to this special Mass on Monday, March 20th at 6:00 PM in the Historic Church, Rev. Anthony Dill will be the celebrant. The readings and homily will be in English, the formal prayers of the Mass will be in Italian. Immediately following Mass a reception and light meatless dinner will be provided in the Fr. Capitani Social Hall.The event is FREE, however, donations to the newly formed St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. John the Baptist will be accepted to assist the less fortunate of our community. To R.S.V.P for the dinner, please contact Randy and Marguerite Mentzell at 717-235-5770. Sign up’s will also be available in the Adoration Chapel if you would like to attend.

Attention 2017 High School Seniors! Please mark on your calendar for a breakfast to celebrate your upcoming graduation. The event is on Sunday, April 23 at 9:00 AM in the Fr. Capitani Social Hall and is sponsored by the Knights of Columbus #8891. You and your immediate family are invited to attend. The winner of the Paul V. King scholarship award will be announced in addition to the fellowship and fun shared at this event. Please contact Rich Sayers ASAP 717-858-5618 or rvsayers@gmail.com for details and to make your reservation.

Lenten Dinners The second dinner will be held Friday, March 24th and will feature a tortellini soup and the dinner special will be a baked shrimp & crab stuffed Cod loin filet. Other dinners include homemade breaded cod, single and double crab cake dinners, and fried shrimp. Thanks and please continue to support our Church. Special Note: The first Lenten Dinner comes with a big THANK YOU and an apology. I want to thank all of the wonderful folks who came to the first Lenten dinner to help support our Church. It was a tremendous turn out. I thank all for their support, understanding, and patience. Unfortunately, we had a few key volunteers who were unable to attend due to illness. I have developed procedures which should rectify the difficulties that we experienced with service at the first Lenten Dinner. For those who waited an inordinate amount of time, please accept my humble apologies. As coordinator of this great event I accept full responsibility for any inconvenience you may have incurred. Trustfully in God, Don Vosnick.

RCIA/RCIC Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (and Children) RCIA Classes are held on Sunday morning after the 9:00 AM Mass in St. Elizabeth Center. RCIC classes (for Children) are held on Wednesday evenings at 6:00 PM in the Education building. RCIA is a process for unbaptized adults/children, those baptized in other Christian Churches who are seeking to know more about our faith, and persons desiring to become full members of the Catholic Church. If you or someone you know may be inquiring and/or are interested in registering for our 2016-2017 RCIA/RCIC classes, please call the Religious Education Office at 235-2439 or Skip Snell at 717-235-4661 to inquire. RCIA NOTE: The “Scrutinies” will be celebrated on the 3rd, 4th and 5th Sundays during Lent at the 9:00 AM Mass. These rites of self-searching and repentance are celebrated with our “Elect” (those to be baptized at our Easter Vigil) and with all the faithful assembly.

Adult Lenten Series Our Adult Ed. Lenten Series with a focus on Social Doctrine continues each Friday night after Stations of the Cross. Mr. Randy Mentzell will be our presenter on Friday, March 24th (MC). All are welcome for these timely presentations and discussion with our Clergy.

Diocesan Scholarship Available A $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to a Catholic senior high school girl for her freshman year at an accredited college, university, or trade school. Applicants must be sponsored by a mother, grandmother or guardian who is a member of a Parish Council of Catholic Women. The applicant and her sponsor must be residents of the Diocese of Harrisburg. Applicants must meet all conditions established by the Scholarship committee as set forth in its rules and regulations, which are included in the application packet. Applications are available from Parish Council of Catholic Women presidents. For more information contact Joyce Scott, Scholarship Chair, 717-737-0927 or joynbob10@aol.com . The application deadline is May 1, 2017.

School Open House

Come see our school, visit our teachers in their classrooms and find out all the wonderful things that are going on at St. John’s on Sunday March 19, 12:00 to 2:00 PM. We offer a full elementary school from kindergarten through 6th grade! Our students score in the top 25th percentile in national norms and all of our teachers are PA certified. In Oct. 2016, our school was accredited by the PA Middle States Association of Elementary and Secondary Schools. In December of 2016, we were awarded a $10,000 grant by the York County Community Foundation to implement Reading and Math computer programs. We are passionate about the development of the whole child; providing for their spiritual, educational, emotional and physical needs. After the open house, we invite your child to come spend a day with our school family and experience the loving, accepting Christian environment it is.

Spirit Night at Paesano’s Pizza Please mark your calendars for our next Spirit night at Paesano’s in New Freedom on Wednesday, March 22. Enjoy a night out with family, friends and good food! Just mention St. John’s when placing your order whether you are dining in or carrying out. 20% of our sales will be donated to the school.

Annual Silent Auction & Dinner Please join us for the School’s biggest Fundraiser of the Year, Saturday, April 29, 2017 in the Fr. Capitani Social Hall. This year’s Dinner, Dance and Auction will have the theme “Aloha! Luau” Tickets are $50 per person. It is going to be a wonderful event to raise money for our school, and we sincerely hope that you will join us! Informational cards are available on the side tables in the Atrium. Tickets can be purchased at the school or Parish Office or online at www.stjohnthebaptistfundraiser.com

VHS Players Needed! St. John’s school is looking for VHS tape players in good working order. We still have VHS tapes we would like to use. If you still have one, a donation would be greatly appreciated.

We are currently accepting registrations for preschool children, ages 2-4. For more information or to schedule a tour, please call (717) 235-3525, Ext. 230 or 211

York Catholic News Welcome Wednesday York Catholic will be open from 10 AM-2:00 PM on Wednesday, March 29, for families to drop by for a tour with one of our YC Student Ambassadors and to meet with our Admissions Director to get questions answered. For more information, contact Heather Hoffman at hhoffman@yorkcatholic.org or 717-846-8871 x220.

Adult Faith Formation Upcoming Adult Faith Formation Courses: Registrations are open for our upcoming Lenten & Easter Adult Ed. Scripture Studies. Please call 235-2439 to register. Additional information and course descriptions can be found on the parish website. Current & Adult Ed. Courses include: Galatians Mondays 7:00 PM (Sch-L) Consoling the Heart of Jesus Retreat Thursdays, 10:00 AM (SEC) First Corinthians Mondays, 10:00 AM (SEC) Acts Tuesdays 7:00 PM (Sch-Lib.) Looking ahead: More Faith and Scripture Study Courses will be offered during Lent and the Easter season. Please watch the bulletin for registration and details. Upcoming Adult Education Courses include: 33 Days to Morning Glory, begins Monday, Apr. 3rd 10:00 AM (SEC) Biblical Walk through the Mass, begins Mon., Apr. 24th 7:00 PM (Sch.-L) Please check the Diocesan website at www.hbgdiocese.org for the Diocesan Adult Faith Formation (Winter series) and enrichment offerings including available webinar programs. Spiritual Direction is available upon request. Please call the Rel. Ed. Office 235-2439 or Carol at 993-3680 for additional information and/or to request this service.

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Religious Ed. Classes are in session this week for all 3 Year Olds, through Grade 8. Registration continues to stay open for all students. Please call the Rel. Ed. Office for details and/or to register.

Youth Ministry News ♦ All Students in Middle and high School are invited & encouraged to attend our next Youth ministry gathering this Sunday, March 19th at 6:00 PM. Come and bring a friend!

♦ Our new Sunday morning series “Theology of the Body - for Early Teens” will continues this Sunday, March 19th at 10:15 AM in the Youth Ministry Room. Please contact Becky Muller at bam17363@earthlink.net for information regarding this program. ♦ Our Diocesan “World Youth Day” 2017 will be celebrated on Palm Sunday April 9th at Good Shepherd, Camp Hill. Students are asked to register. Forms are available in the rack outside the Parish Office, in our Youth Ministry room or contact Chris Wood at cwood@sjbnf.org.

Clothing Bank Needs Spring and summer apparel will soon be in demand. Both new and used items are most welcome. WE ask that used items be CLEAN and in good usable

condition. All sizes infant – adult are needed. Sheets, towels, blankets are also needed (Please mark sheet/blanket sizes) Donated items can be placed in the intake door of the Outreach Building, which operates on a timer from 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM daily. Thank you as always!

SUNDAY – 3/19 Second Collection Poor Missions Religious Education RCIA 1st Scrutiny 9:00 AM Mass & 10:00 AM (SEC) Children’s Liturgy of the Word 9:00 AM Mass Health Ministry Meeting 10:00 AM (CR) Respect Life Rosary 10:15 AM (OLC) Early Teens Series 10:15 AM (YM & N) School Open House 12:00 – 2:00 PM Parish Baptisms 12:30 PM (MC) Catholic Woman’s Club Meeting 2:00 PM (NH) MONDAY – 3/20 School/Pre School Prayer Group 9:45 AM (L) Bible Study (Corinthians) 10:00 AM (SEC) Outdoor Stations of the Cross 3:30 PM (MC) Italian Mass Feast of St. Joseph 6:00 PM (HC) Feast of St. Joseph Dinner 7:00 PM (SH) 33 Days to Morning Glory 7:00 PM (Sch) Bible Study (Galatians) 7:00 PM (Sch/L) TUESDAY – 3/21 School/Pre School Jewels Breakfast 8:30 AM (Mason-Dixon Rest.) Bible Study (Acts) 7:00 PM (Sch) School Board Meeting 7:00 PM (Sch/CR) WEDNESDAY – 3/22 School/Pre School/ Religious Ed. Mass at Barbara Egan Rehab 10:30 AM 33 Days to Morning Glory Retreat 10:30 AM (L) Pre School Staff Meeting 1:00 PM (Sch/CR) Religious Ed. Penance Service 6:00 – 7:30 PM (MC) Daystar Rehearsal 7:00 PM (N) THURSDAY – 3/23 School/Pre School/ Religious Ed. 33 Days to Merciful Love 10:00 AM (SEC) Rel. Ed. Penance Service 6:00 – 7:30 PM (MC) GriefShare 7:00 PM (SEC) Choir Rehearsal 7:30 PM (MC/Choir Rm) K of C Business Meeting 7:30 PM (NH) FRIDAY – 3/24 School/Pre School Friday/Lenten Mass 6:00 AM (HC) GriefShare 10:30 AM (SEC) School Students Stations of Cross 1:00 & 3:00 PM (MC) Lenten Dinner 4:00 – 7:00 PM (SH) Stations of the Cross 7:00 PM (MC) Adult Lenten Series 7:30 PM (MC/SEC) SATURDAY – 3/25 TMIY 6:00 AM (MC) Parish Rental 2:00 PM (SEC) Blood Pressure Screening After 5:00 PM Mass (L) Time & Talent Weekend in Atrium After 5:00 PM Mass SUNDAY – 3/26 Second Collection Catholic Relief Services Religious Education RCIA 2nd Scrutiny at 9:00 AM Mass RCIA 10:00 AM (SEC) Baptism Prep. Class 10:00 AM (N) Evangel. Prayer Team 10:00 AM (Bl. Sac. Chapel) Early Teen Series 10:15 AM (YM) Italy Trip Meeting 12:00 PM (SEC) Time and Talent Weekend in Atrium After ALL Masses Blood Pressure Screening After ALL Masses (L)

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For information on the Religious Education Program, log onto the parish website www.sjbnf.org and go to the Religious Education link or call the office at 717-235-2439.

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