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Fourth Sunday of Easter May 15, 2011

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This and That The Touch of God at OLG Often we gather for parish meetings and discuss what we are going to do for God’s honor and glory. This is necessary and commendable. However, the first order of business for any par-ish is not what we are going to do for God, but, the discern-ment of what Christ is doing for us, right here, right now, at

OLG. May I share with you three heart-warming moments of grace? Many months ago, a seventh grader in OLG School told a teacher that he

thought he’d like to become a Catholic. The teacher told Mrs. Ricketts, who contacted me. She asked if I would work with this young man. I told her that I’d be honored! After months of Monday after school meetings, Austin Mack made his Profession of Faith (and thus became a Catholic) on April 12th. Aus-tin made his first communion, and was Confirmed, at the Easter Vigil.

One Sunday during Religious Education sessions, a woman came up to me

and asked if she could speak with me. I said, “Yes. Of course.” She told me that she was a non-Catholic, but her son was in our first communion pro-gram. She decided to attend a first communion parent meeting. When she came to the meeting, she heard me say things about the Eucharist that she didn’t know, and left the session excited to share these ideas with her son as they worked through his book. She told me it was a wonderful experience for both of them. Then, she asked, “ Who would I speak with here about becom-ing Catholic myself?” (Can you see my smile?)

A young woman called me recently and told me that she had been baptized a

Baptist, raised Pentecostal, and married a Catholic. They had recently moved into the area, and just showed up for a “ Sunday service” ( her words) at OLG. As she and her husband were leaving, she said to her husband, “That was nice,” He responded, “We’ll be back.” She said they’ve been coming here each Sunday for several weeks, and then asked, “ How do I become a Catholic?”

So, if I were to tell you that Christ is really present in our parish school, I’m not expressing my personal opinion. I’ve EXPERIENCED His presence in our school. If I tell you that Christ is present in our efforts in religious education, again, this is not wishful thinking. If I tell you that Christ is present in our wor-ship community on weekends, I KNOW, first hand, that it is true, and makes a real difference in the lives of people. I also realize that people who are not actively engaged in our community of faith, don’t have the opportunity to experience these REAL PRESENCES of Christ. How very blessed we are as a community of faith. Would you please share with me how Our Lord has touched your life here at OLG. I can’t wait to hear!!

Love and Prayers,

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Scripture Readings:

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Reflections for

The Easter Season

Fourth Sunday of Easter His Voice, His Care

The second reading from the 1st Letter of Peter at Mass today is as comfort-ing as it is beautiful. It names Jesus as “the shep-herd and guardian of our souls.” The image of the shepherd also appears be-tween the readings in the 23rd Psalm. Finally, Jesus compares himself in the gospel both to the voice of a shepherd and to the gate of a sheepfold. His sheep know the sound of his voice. And, his sheep pass through him into safety. Both are such wonderful images of recognition and protection.


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“. . . . To everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven.” “. . . a time to be born” (In Baptism) “. . . a time to love . . .” “. . . a time to heal . . .” Chris Pignataro, Charlie Meinecke, Daniel Hall, Carol Perlin, Jannette Hidden, Bill and Donna Boyer, Leslie Lee, Janice Streb, Pam Hardy, Jill Bonnett, Bev Scavone, Charles Smith and Rodger Kerley

“. . . a time to die . . .” Janice Yosick and Marie Porpora

“. . . and a time for peace.”

. . . Ecclesiastes 3:11

Faith Formation Save the Date - July 11th-15th, 2011 - Come hang out in Naz-areth with us and experience Jesus’ childhood home by chatting with Mary, exploring the Marketplace and tons of other fun games and activities our awesome week long VACATION BIBLE CAMP adventure called HOMETOWN NAZARETH. NEEDED: Want to help make this an awesome experience, please contact Kristy Arata at (410) 357-0136 or email sva-r a t a @ h o t m a i l . c o m . A l s o , s ee O L G’ s w e bs ite (www.ourladygrace.org) for a camp registration form. Have a loved one or friend who would like to become Catho-lic? Know someone who would like to be Confirmed? Please con-tact Dr. Buchner at [email protected].

This Week at Our Lady of Grace MONDAY, May 16th: 5:30pm OLGS Marketing Meeting 6:00pm Aerobics 7:00pm Contemplative Prayer Group 7:00pm OLGS Trash to Treasure Com. Mtg. 7:30pm K of C, Ladies, Squires and Daughters TUESDAY, May 17th: 8:30am School at Mass 5:30pm Youth Theatre Rehearsal 7:00pm Hour of Family Prayer “An Evening with Mary” 7:30pm Boy Scout Troop 523 Com. Mtg. WEDNESDAY, May 18th: 12:00pm Prime Timers 6:00pm Aerobics THURSDAY, May 19th: 9:00am Prayer Group 2:00pm St. Cecilia’s Soup Kitchen 5:30pm Youth Theatre Rehearsal 6:00pm Bells 7:00pm OLGS Spring Program 7:30pm Voices of Grace FRIDAY, May 20th: 7:00pm Amen Corner Rehearsal

SATURDAY/SUNDAY: Distribute ODB Pans at all Masses - Farewell Weekend for Sister Mary Therese

SATUDAY, May 21st: 4:00pm Penance 5:00pm Mass SUNDAY, May 22nd: 7:30am Mass

9:00am Mass w/CLOW 10:05am Bells 10:55am Amen Corner Rehearsal 11:30am Mass w/CLOW

Receptions will be held after all Masses to “Say Farewell” to Sister Mary Therese

Mass Intentions MONDAY, May 16th: 8:30am Joyce Lane (Living) (Birthday Wishes) TUESDAY, May 17th: 8:30am Our Parish Family WEDNESDAY, May 18th: 8:30am Brian Gatto THURSDAY, May 19th: 8:30am Communion Service FRIDAY, May 20th: 8:30am Carroll Fabula SATURDAY, May 21st: 5:00pm John Kotchenreuter SUNDAY, May 22nd: 7:30am Leo R. Merkel 9:00am James Quirk 11:30am Eugene Clifford

Celebrants for Next Week’s Liturgies SATURDAY, May 21st: 5:00pm Fr. Robert Leavitt SUNDAY, May 22nd: 7:30am Fr. Sam Young 9:00am Fr. Nicholas Amato 11:30am Fr. Sam Young


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Our Lady of Grace School Annual Golf Tournament


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Mother’s Day

Spiritual Remembrance

With a deep sense of gratitude for her lov-ing care and sacrifices, I requested that my mother be remembered in the Masses cele-brated in our parish on Mother’s Day:

Anna Addle Paulina Aguilar Anna Berndt Mary Ellen Cummings Bolton June Branstetter Mothers of Mr. & Mrs. Brian Cogan Ruth Defries Carolyn Dougherty Naomi Capie Eser Vincenza Fedi Kathy Fiorini (Living) Aleli Frias (Living) Bernardina Frias Mother of Mr. & Mrs. Ken Grote Coyette Hammond Stella Joyce Julia Mackowski (Living) Mothers of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Maenner Josephine Monaco Mothers of Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Moritz Mother sof Mr. & Mrs. Brian O'Neill Mothers of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Poole, Jr. Ethel Poulton Anna Radebaugh Mother of Patricia Ragan Pilar Reyes (Living) Mother of Mrs. Alberta Ricketts Mildred Schuerholz Connie Schuessler Joan Siney Helen Stringfield Jean Sullivan Marion Tryon Mothers of Mr. & Mrs. Steven Young

SAVE THE DATE

There will be receptions after every Mass

next weekend to say

“Farewell” to Sr. Mary Therese

All are invited to attend these receptions

Our Daily Bread

Please Help Cookie Monster

Fill His Cookie Jar!!!!!

Saturday and Sunday, May 21st and 22nd

Please bring packages of cookies to be sent to Our Daily Bread. Homemade or store bought, either is fine.

Our Lady of Grace supplies casseroles in the months with 5 Sundays. Having a special treat after meals is something that would be much appreciated.

ODB is managed by Catholic Charities. Their Mis-sion is to improve the lives of people in need by con-necting them to resources, serving daily meals and

supporting efforts towards stable employment and housing.

Attention High School and College 2011 Graduates

Our Lady of Grace would like to list college graduates in a future bulle-tin. Please contact Debby Kaminski at [email protected].


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Our Daily Bread Sunday, May 29th, 2011

Casserole pans will be distributed at all Masses the weekend of May 21st/22nd. Also, anyone in-terested in driving and/or serving, please call Marie Crook (410) 357-5099. (NEW DROP OFF TIMES: Please drop off your frozen casseroles between 8:00am and 8:30am on Sunday, May 29th) Also, the center can always use any of the items listed in the Wish List below:

For daily meal service: Sugar / teabags with strings / sandwich-size zip lock bags and brown lunch bags / napkins / pa-per towels / toilet paper / dish detergent / salt and pepper / family size frozen macaroni and cheese casseroles / #10 cans of vegetables / Large cans of spaghetti sauce / 25lb. bags of rice, and large quantities of pasta / ketchup / mustard / may-onnaise / Salad dressing / cooking spray / Peanut butter and jelly / COOKIES. For breakfast program for seniors and people with disabilities: cold cereal / oatmeal / ground coffee. For canned food distribution: canned fruits/vegetables / canned meats / tuna / canned soup / pasta noodles / rice / spaghetti sauce / instant mashed potatoes, gravy mix / any dry food product / any small food product you use in your kitchen

OLG Loves Mothers!!

Mothers were honored at all of the Masses on Mother’s Day with a special blessing and each was given a carna-tion as she left church. The Knights of Columbus offered a Mother’s Day Breakfast for all parish families and there were many families that chose to celebrate Mom’s Day at the breakfast. Thank you Knights for honoring moms in such a special way!!

The Squires and Daughters had a bake sale for Mother’s Day. There were many cakes, pies, brownies, cookies, and muffins to purchase for Mom's special day!!


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Cranbrook Liquors / Our Lady of Grace

Golf Tournament

Thursday, June 2nd, 2011 at Bon Air Country Club

The 29th Annual Our Lady of Grace Golf Tournament will be held on Thursday, June 2nd, 2011 at Bon Air Country Club beginning at 7:30am. Tee Time is 8:15am. (includes coffee, donuts, Bloody Mary’s starting at 7:30am and greens fees, golf cart, beer and sodas served on the course, lunch at 1:00pm and prizes. A delicious luncheon for all golfers will follow.

$150.00 per golfer (4 golfers on a team – Note: we will place you with members to make a team if neces-sary). For tickets and more information, please call Steve Golueke during the day at (410) 666-8248. All proceeds from the tournament will benefit Our Lady of Grace Parish Operating Budget.

REGISTRATION FORM AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE AT:

WWW.OURLADYGRACE.ORG

Please return your Registration Form to: Mr. Steve Golueke, c/o Cranbrook Liquors

52 Cranbrook Road, Cockeysville, Maryland 21030 or fax to: (410) 666-3830

On May 5th the Squires and Daughters welcomed 10 new members from the middle school OLGS and religious ed classes with a Cinco de Mayo party!! There was much fun (every boy was given a bushy mustache and every girl was given beads to wear), and lots of food. Tacos, tortila chips with a homemade salsa made by Will Cabral, cake and a mock sangria punch was enjoyed by everyone!! What a great fiesta!!

Squires and Daughters

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo


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Pastoral Staff

Rev. Samuel Young, Pastor, Ext. 102 [email protected] Rev. Msgr. Nicholas P. Amato, Pastor Emeritus [email protected] Fr. Robert F. Leavitt, S.S., Professor of Fundamental Theology and Former President St. Mary’s Seminary and University [email protected] Elaine Hagner, Parish Administrator, Ext. 108 [email protected] Byrdie Ricketts, Principal, (410) 329-6956 [email protected] Sr. Mary Therese White, OSF, Ext. 109 Pastoral Associate for Pastoral Administration [email protected] Dr. Jack Buchner Pastoral Associate for Faith Formation, Ext. 122, [email protected] Deacon Jim Prosser, [email protected]

Beth Pugliese, Minister of Liturgical Music, Ext. 107, [email protected] Deborah Webber, Coordinator of Youth Ministries, Ext. 106 [email protected] Deborah Kaminski, Parish Office Manager, Ext. 100, [email protected] Cheryl Reisinger, School Admin. Assistant, Ext. 131, [email protected] Erin O’Hara Ingram The Manor at Gunpowder Fall Coordinator, Ext. 190 [email protected] Jennifer Perry, Accountant, Ext. 113 [email protected] Mary Kioussis, Religious Education Secretary, Ext. 114, [email protected] Joan DeSoto, Friday Secretary, Ext. 180 [email protected] Mary Miller and the Youth Theatre Group of Northern Baltimore County, Ext. 126 [email protected] Karl Heldrich Reading Center, Ext. 111 [email protected] OLG Soccer, Ext. 512 Kim Margiotta, School Marketing, (410) 343-2125, [email protected]

Your Gifts to Our Church for

Offertory $ 9,149.00 Loose $ 1,447.89 Children’s $ 44.48 $ 10,641.37

Hour of Family Prayer

Tuesday, May 17th, 2011 at 7:00pm “An Evening with Mary”

All are invited!

Knights of Columbus “Family of the Month” Program

The Structure of the family is built on strength, faith and love. To recognize the outstanding families at Our Lady of Grace Parish, and to promote the family life that is so important to the formation of our Children, the OLG Knights of Columbus Council #9815 participates in the Order’s “Family of the Month” program. Items that we will look for (but not restricted to) in our selec-tions are:

Has the family made significant contributions to the

Church, community, and/or council? Does the family share experiences? Does the family communicate openly and honestly? Does the family pray and attend Mass together?

The Klink Family is the “Family of the Month” for May 2011.


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Ongoing Events and Ministries at Our Lady of Grace

MAY POOR BOX

A portion of OLG’s Poor Box donations will be donated to the My Sister’s Place (MSP). MSP is a day shelter for homeless women and children. The program provides breakfast, showers and laundry fa-cilities and access to telephone and mail.

MAY SECOND COLLECTION The collection will be for Seminarians.

BAPTISM

The Sacrament of Baptism is available on the 1st Sunday of the month after the last Mass. Individual Baptisms may also be administered during Mass. Call the Parish Offices for more information and individual baptism dates. Note: no individual baptisms may be held at Mass during Advent or Lent. Completion of a Pre-Baptismal Program is required. Arrangements should be made six weeks in advance.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND WEEKDAY

LITURGY CANCELLATION POLICY If Baltimore County Schools are closed or opening late because of inclement weather, there will be no weekday morning Mass or Communion Service. If bad weather develops during the weekend, parents should call the Parish Office at (410) 329-6826 and listen to the recording concerning Sunday Rel. Ed. classes. All other meetings scheduled at Our Lady of Grace will be cancelled during the weekday when schools are closed because of inclement weather or if Baltimore County schools dismiss early.

RITE OF RECONCILIATION

Confessions are heard on Saturdays from 4:00pm to 4:30pm or upon request.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION REGISTRATION Please call the Parish Office (410) 329-6826 and leave a message for Mary Kioussis, the Religious Education Secretary, on ext. 114.

ANYONE INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC?

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) process is for people who have never been baptized and for those who were baptized in another Christian denomination. If you or someone you know might want to learn more about the Catholic faith, have them call or e-mail Dr. Jack Buchner at (410) 329-6826, ext. 122 or [email protected].

OLG MUSIC MINISTRY

Contact Beth Pugliese, Minister of Liturgical Music, (410) 329-6826, ext. 107, to join or to answer your questions.

YOUTH GROUP To join the OLG YOUTH GROUP (THE DAUGHTERS OR THE COLUMBIAN SQUIRES) – the official youth organization of the Knights of Columbus – contact Mrs. Deborah Webber on (410) 329-6826, ext. 106.

NEW WAYS TO PRAY? Our Contemplative Prayer Group is always open to new members. We meet on the third Monday of each month from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. Each month, we are let through a “practice” that leads into a time of silent prayer, followed by some reflection on the practice. The goal is always union with God. Interested? Please contact Sr. Mary Therese at [email protected] or email Leslie Davis at [email protected].

HOUR OF FAMILY PRAYER 2011 SCHEDULE (3rd Tuesday of Each Month, 7:00pm to 8:00pm)

May 17th: An Evening with Mary June 21st: Adoration and Benediction

July 19th: Stations of the Cross

NEW PARISHIONERS WELCOME Our parish family extends a warm welcome to all those joining us for worship. If you are new to the area or coming home, we invite you to register and make Our Lady of Grace your parish. Call the Parish Office to register at (410) 329-6826 or see our website at www.ourladygrace.org.

OUTREACH

Food Pantries Our Lady of Grace continues our ongoing food collection on behalf of the two food banks located in our immediate area (the Hereford and the Pine Grove Food). Please place your donations in the grocery cart located in church.

Yarn Needed for Baby Blankets Skeins of yarn are needed by the “Blanket Ladies” to make blankets for newborn babies. Drop off your donation in the nursery room of the church. If you have any questions or would like to join our “Blanket Ladies” call Anne Bishop at (717) 227-3634, or e-mail Anne at email: [email protected].

The Pregnancy Center The Pregnancy Center is in need of gently used maternity clothing. Through our Outreach program we will be collecting these items. Drop off your donation in the nursery room of the church. If you have questions about the center or would like to donate larger items that need to be picked up, such as strollers or cribs contact, Lori M. Trumble at (410) 343-1056.

ELECTRONIC FUND TRANSFER (EFT) For your convenience many of our parishioners use EFT on a monthly basis, cutting out the task of weekly check-writing. For details, call Elaine on ext. 108.

THE MANOR AT GUNPOWDER FALLS was designed and built so that you, our parish community, could extend your homes and hearts for larger gatherings. Please take advantage of our great rates by calling Erin O’Hara-Ingram at (410) 329-6826, ext. 190 and book your event today. Visit www.themanoratgunpowderfalls.com for availability and more information. (Please email Erin for more specifics regarding room rates and capacities.)

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS If you are interested in joining the Knights of Columbus, please call Grand Knight Jim Nelson at (410) 357-9331.

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