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ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH 32 East Potomac Street
Williamsport, MD 21795
Parish Office: 301.223.7959
FAX: 301.223.9506
Website: www.MyStAugustinemd.org
OFFICE HOURS
Tuesday 8 AM to 1 PM
ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH
121 North Main Street
Boonsboro, MD 21713
Parish Office: 301.432.2887
FAX: 301.432.4511
Website: www.MyStJamesmd.org
OFFICE HOURS
Monday 10 AM to 1 PM
Wednesday 9 AM to 1 PM
ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH
17630 Virginia Avenue
Hagerstown, MD 21740
Parish Office: 301.797.9445 FAX: 301.797.2490
Website: www.MyStJoseph.org
OFFICE HOURS
Monday through Thursday
9 AM to 4 PM
Friday 9 AM to Noon
Sunday 9 AM to Noon
Fourth Sunday of Lent March 26th, 2017
CATHOLICS RETURNING It does not matter how long you have been away or the reason you left, we welcome you and invite you to think about renewing your relationship with the Catholic Church. Maybe you are unsure of where to begin; let us help you take the steps along your journey. If you are thinking about returning to the Catholic Church, then know that the Holy Spirit is calling you. Follow the calling and contact us at the church office, share your questions and update of the Catholic Faith and see where the journey takes you!
STAFF
Classes in session from September through May. Classroom and home study options are available.
PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION
Pastoral Care of the Sick: Please notify the parish office when a member of your family from the parish is in the hospital or if someone is unable to attend Church and wishes to receive Eucharist or the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Please contact the parish office to register for a required baptismal preparation class. Classes are held on the first Sunday of each month at 3:00 PM at Saint Joseph’s in English. and Spanish.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Couples planning a Catholic wedding must contact a priest at least one year before the anticipated date in order to complete all necessary preparations.
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS
nitiation of Adults
If you are interested in becoming a Catholic, or perhaps want to learn more about the Catholic faith, please contact Diane Smith at 301.797.9445.
PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK
PASTOR Rev. John J. Jicha –[email protected]
HISPANIC MINISTRY
Fr. Juan V. Rubio – [email protected]
PERMANENT DEACON
Rev. Paul Nicholas - [email protected]
OPERATIONS Jay Jay Klapka – [email protected]
FINANCE Melodie Davis – [email protected]
DIRECTOR OF LITURGICAL MUSIC Erin Breeden – [email protected]
COORDINATORS OF RELIGIOUS ED St. Augustine
Marie Watkins – [email protected]
St. James/St. Joseph Linda Becker – [email protected]
COORDINATOR OF YOUTH MINISTRY St. James – Middle School
Paula Master - [email protected]
St. Joseph Tim Barr –[email protected]
CONFIRMATION COORDINATOR St. Augustine/St. James/St. Joseph
April Dietrich [email protected]
Frank Watkins Jr [email protected]
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION COORDINATOR St. James/St. Joseph
Amy Hilderbrand [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS
BULLETIN EDITOR /CHILD AND YOUTH PROTECTION
Suzanne Rickard – [email protected]
FOR ACCOUNTING SERVICES
Andrea Mills – [email protected]
MAINTENANCE MANAGER Randy Furry
ST. JOSEPH HISPANIC COMMUNITY CONTACTS PARISH COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE
Francisco Rodriguez - 240-405-0533
HISPANIC MARRIAGE AND BAPTISMAL CLASSES
Yesenia Solano -240-670-0235
PARISH COUNCIL PRESIDENTS
CORPORATORS
St. Augustine - Gary DePalma - [email protected] St. James - Donna Bockstanz - [email protected] St. Joseph – Dan Matonak – [email protected]
VOLUNTEERS
Looking for a way to give your time, gifts and talents? There are lots of ways for you to be involved at our parishes. Please contact us with your interest.
St. Augustine Church Jane Coffman - [email protected] Mike Harsh - [email protected]
St. James Church Joe Scalese – [email protected]
Jenny Palla – [email protected]
St. Joseph Church Mary Hellane – [email protected] Greg Hannigan – [email protected]
SAINT AUGUSTINE CHURCH
Confession: Sunday 8:00 AM MASS
Sunday at 8:30 AM Weekday Masses
Tuesday & Thursday 8:00 AM Holy Days: As Announced
SAINT JAMES CHURCH
Confession: Sunday 10:00 AM MASS
Sunday at 10:30 AM Weekday Masses
Monday & Friday 11:30 AM First Friday Holy Hour 12:00 PM
Holy Day: As Announced
SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH
Confession: Saturday 3:30 PM (English) Sunday 1:15 PM (Spanish)
MASSES Saturday 4:30 PM
Sunday 10:15 AM, 12:15 PM Mass in Spanish 1:45 PM Sunday
Weekday Masses 8 AM Monday, Wednesday & Friday
First Friday Mass at 7:00 PM (Spanish) Followed by Holy Hour
Holy Days: As Announced
READINGS FOR NEXT WEEK FIRST READING
(Ezekiel 37:12-14)
SECOND READING
(Romans 8:8-11)
GOSPEL
(John 11:1-45 [3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45])
Easter Flower Memorials If you would like to remember a friend or loved one at Easter with a memorial gift of flowers, please return the enclosed envelope with your gift. A list of those memorialized will be placed in the bulletin on Easter Sunday. Please print names. Envelopes are due back by Sunday, April 2nd.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
St. Augustine Church March 24, 31 and April 7 at 5:30 PM Please join St. Joseph’s for their Fish Fry 5- 7 PM
St. James Church 6:30 PM
Lenten Meal to Follow
St. Joseph Church 6:30 PM English & 7:00 PM Spanish
Fish Fry at 5:00 PM
MASS INTENTIONS
SAINT AUGUSTINE CHURCH
3/26 8:30 AM Msgr. Alfred E. Smith 3/28 8:00 AM Pauline Byar
3/30 8:00 AM Robert McDermont SI
SAINT JAMES CHURCH
3/26 10:30 AM Wilda Eschbach
3/27 11:30 AM Communion Service
3/31 11:30 AM Peggy Jones SI
SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH
3/25 4:30 PM Fred Janiec 3/26 10:15 AM The People of the Parish
3/26 12:15 PM Ruby Quartucci
3/26 1:45 PM Giuliana Arias
3/27 8:00 AM Patricia Watson
3/29 8:00 AM Poor Souls in Purgatory 3/31 8:00 AM For Our Military
Youth Stations March 24 – 6:30 PM Soup Supper to follow
PRAYER INTENTIONS
The prayer list published in the bulletin each week is a vehicle to notify parishioners of those in need of prayer. We focus on praying for the sick, those who have died, and for those who are serving in the military. Names will remain on the prayer chain for one month unless notified otherwise. Please call to add or delete names from the list: Suzie Lushbaugh contact for Saint James @ 240.420.3852, for any of the churches, contact Suzi by emailing her at [email protected].
Connie Adenhart, Vicki Anderson, Rose Ann Armellei, Helen & Jack Armstrong, Austin Atherton, Maude Barr, Edmund Barthalos, Stephen Bernadyn, Charles & Vicki Burry, Byrd Family, Rosemary Byrne, Clarence & Genevieve Casper, Jack Casto, Janet Cavanaugh, Patricia Cross, Toni Crehan, Kaiden Crehan, Mary Barbara Dagiliano, Joyce Duckendorf, Avee Evans, Joseph Flynn, Margaret Foreman, Julie Ferron, Brenda Furry, Mark Galloway, Janice Gann, Julia Garrott, Elizabeth Getz, Janet Giordano, Barbara, Bob, and Ed Grebenstein, Veronica Grove, Hazel Hagan, Rodney Hiett, Helen Hose, Curtis Holmes, Teresa Hykes, Jennifer Ivers, Carol Jenkins, Rick Johnson, Peg and Ray Jones, Ann M. Kane,Tim Kenney, Bonnie Kirby, Diana Klick, Kenneth Kline, Lloyd & Bett Kline, Dorothy Komarinski, Vicky & Jack Lannon, Stephen Laubach, Lisa Lewis, Jacob Louvat, Beverly Luers, Tara Lyerly, Grace Mahoney, Amy Martin, Betsy & Jack Martin, Teresa Martin, Kevin McGinnity, Therese McKinney, Joann McLucas, Robert McCartney, Donald Mitchell, Larry Michaels, Roger & Carol Milihram, Maryann Miller, Tish Miller, Laura & Veronica Mitchell, Cindy Moats, Teresa Moats, Geralyn Mohn, Michael O'Rourke, Keegan Oursler, Scott Reid, Dorothy Palla, Filip Panusz, Chuck Payne, Dina Loi Guzman Perez and Alan Rickman, Besseye Rodgers, Michael Roeder, Jeannette Rutherford, Janet Rutkowski, Joe Rutkowski, Sally Sayers, Hazel Seman, Teresa Schafer, Mikki Sechkar, Rose Serpi, John Shank, Stacey Stine, Marilyn Stover, Jessica Stringer, Randy Stull, Margaret & Rudy Sturgill, Andrew John Summers, Tim Swain, Kenny Tackett, Tanya Tackett, Paula Tobin, Sean Walker, Antoinette Wetzell, Nolan Wolfe.
THE GIFT OF PRAYER Those wishing to honor a loved one during the celebration of Mass may pick-up a Mass card in the parish office during office hours. Mass Cards are available for the living and deceased and provide opportunities for prayerful remembrance of anniversaries, birthdays, and other special intentions.
THIS WEEK’S CALENDAR
Our Deepest Sympathy Please pray for the repose
of the soul of
June Shank. A member of St. Augustine’s
Parish Family.
3/27 6:00 PM St. Augustine RICA 3/28 9:00 AM St. James Women’s Bible Study 3/28 6:00 PM St. Joseph Hispanic Choir 3/28 7:00 PM St. Joseph Hispanic Prayer Group 3/29 6:30 PM St. Joseph Catechist Meeting 3/29 7:00 PM St. Joseph Bingo Evaluation Meeting 3/30 5:30 PM St. Augustine Choir Practice 3/30 6:00 PM St. Joseph Miraculous Medal Novena 3/30 7:00 PM St. James Choir Practice 3/31 3:00 PM St. Joseph Divine Mercy Chaplet 3/31 5:00 PM St. Joseph Fish Fry 3/31 6:30 PM St. Joseph Bible Study Spanish 4/1 9:30 AM St. Joseph First Communion Retreat 4/2 9:00 AM St. Joseph Married Couples Class Spanish 4/2 9:00 AM St. Joseph Morning Rosary 4/2 9:30 AM St. Augustine 1st Communion Parent Meeting 4/2 10:30 AM St. James Environment/Decorating
Committee Meeting 4/2 1:30 PM St. Joseph Catholic Daughters Cash BINGO 4/2 2:00 PM St. Joseph Rosary Making 4/2 3:00 PM St. Joseph Baptism Preparation
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY Loving God, bring peace to our world, protection to the innocent and safety to those who serve.
Pray for the innocent victims of war and violence and those who serve in the armed services: Nikolas Asaro, Dylynn Bartles, Jeremy Barton, Scott Bauknecht, Laura Cooper, US Army-Korea, Maxwell Donahue, John Fallon, Jennifer Ferenz, Michael Garrott, Christa Gaydos, Father Tom Gills, Nicholas Horton, Elizabeth Joslin, Ralph “Chip” Kershner, Jason Klug, Michael May, USAF, Cpl. Andrew Patterson Stf. Sgt, Timothy Records, USMC, Michael Smith, Christian Smith, US Army, Matt Suddith, Jeffrey Unsworth, and James Weyant, U.S. Army, Eric Wilfong
CHILDREN OF THE LIGHT The future king, David, in today’s first reading, is an example of a type of character present throughout the Hebrew scriptures. He is the child born out of place (not the eldest or most favored) who ends up receiving the promise of the covenant. The spirit of God’s anointing rushes upon him. In this way, he is similar to the man born blind from today’s Gospel. David’s family and the blind man’s community did not expect the miraculous grace of God’s love to work through them. Perhaps they, too, were “blinded” by the expectations and assumptions of those around them. Yet, after being touched by God, they both came to “see” the presence of God’s will for them. Both became messengers of God’s will. That same Spirit of God’s anointing rushed upon us at our baptism; we were given a candle as a sign of our membership in the Body of Christ, the Light from Light. Our vocation, then, is to fulfill that enlightenment, that anointing, as Ephesians tells us, by living as “children of the light.” Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.
APRIL 1 This is the day upon which we are reminded of what we are on the other three hundred and sixty-four days. —Mark Twain
ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH NEWS St. Joseph’s Church Easter Gravesite Flowers
Orders are being taken between now and March 24th.
NUMBER OF FLOWERS TOTAL
_____________________ @ $35.00 _______________________
NAME: ______________________________________
PHONE NUMBER: _________________________
GIVE ORDER FORM AND MONEY TO OFFICE
Flowers will be in Riggie Hall on April 1st and 2nd, for pick-up. Colors and flowers will vary.
Our Annual Children's Easter Egg Hunt will be held on Easter Sunday following the 8 AM service. We are asking for donations of plastic eggs and wrapped candy to fill the eggs. A container will be placed in the atrium for your donations. We will be collecting the eggs until Sunday, April 2nd. If you have any questions about this event please contact Nancy Martz, 304.274.6670. Thank you for your contributions!
PLEASE PLAN TO JOIN US! Saint James Environment/Decorating Committee will meet after the 10:30 Mass on Sunday, April 2nd in the Church Hall. Anyone interested in helping with the flowers and decorating of the Church throughout the year is welcome to attend.
SAVE THE DATES-SPRING MADNESS-GARDENING
ALERT! Flower beds will need to be cleaned, plants pruned, mulch spread and pansies planted. We need HELP, please, Saturday April 8th and April 15th, just in time for Easter. Mark your calendars and plan to join us for some St. James community fellowship in the gardens of the Lord. We will start at 9:00 AM. Snacks will be provided. See you there. Any questions can be directed to Denise Schwartz, 301.639.0628.
LIGHTHOUSE CATHOLIC MEDIA
Many Exciting New CD Titles at all three Parishes! Lighthouse Catholic Media offers a practical and effective program to help Catholics know their faith, keep their faith, and share their faith! Whether in the car or at home, people can deepen their understanding of the Catholic faith when they listen to inspiring talks! We ask for a donation of $3.50 per CD so we may continue this program. The Lighthouse Kiosk is stocked and maintained by the Legion of Mary.
LOTTO WINNERS… Barbara E. Kline #782, 3-4-2017, $150. Barbara E. Kline # 151, 3-19- 2017, $75. Marvin E. Toms # 703, 3-13- 2017, $75. Donna Reid # 798, 3-18- 2017, $75.
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH NEWS
MICAH’S BACKPACK
OUTREACH FUND FOR MARCH Over 10,000 students in Washington County Public Schools receive free or reduced lunches and for many this lunch will be the last hot meal of the day. Children are especially hungry over the weekend when school is not in session. Each Friday afternoon identified elementary school children receive a bag or backpack of healthy food and snacks. The filled backpack may include the following individual serving-size items: cereal, oatmeal, juice, tuna, peanut butter, crackers, macaroni and cheese, soup, applesauce, fruit cups, spaghetti, ravioli, beef stew, canned vegetables, and other nutritious food. Please bring your donations to the office during office hours. Thank you in advance for your generosity!
ST. JAMES CHURCH NEWS
FOOD BANK Thank you for your support for the local food bank, we received 154 item this week. We are asking for vegetables and cleaning supplies for upcoming week.
Information deadline for consideration of church bulletin announcements are due on Friday before the next weekend’s bulletin. Submissions should be in electronic format and emailed to [email protected].
Iglesia Católica San José Hagerstown, Maryland
Boletín Informativo de la Comunidad Hispana
Domingo 26 de marzo del 2017
Primer Domingo de Cuaresma
(Ciclo A)
Desde el escritorio del Padre Juan…
Estimados Parroquianos,
Cornerstone: Están invitados todos los jóvenes de secundaria que son compañeros ministros o están interesado en convertirse en un ministro después de su confirmación a un día especial de entrenamiento llamado piedra angular el Viernes 31 de marzo. No hay clases ese día. De 10-3:30pm se celebrará en St Ignatius en Ijamsville. ¡Es gratis! Los Jóvenes serán capacitados en cómo dar una enseñanza, dirigir oración, como dirigir un grupo pequeño y mucho más. Inscribirse en línea.
Pax, Padre Juan
Para comunicarse con el Padre Juan Por favor llamar al teléfono de la oficina: 301-845-8043 El Padre Juan estará en la oficina los lunes, miércoles y viernes de 10 am a 4 pm.
Cuarto Domingo Cuaresma
1 Samuel 16,1b.6-7.10-13a; Efesios 5,8-14; Juan 9,1-41
El hermoso pasaje de la curación del ciego de nacimiento nos ofrece un tema unificador para las lecturas de este cuarto domingo de cuaresma: “la experiencia de Cristo ilumina la vida de los hombres” (EV). El ciego de nacimiento pasa de la obscuridad a la luz por obra del poder y del amor de Cristo. Esta misma verdad la repite san Pablo en la carta a los efesios (2L): “antes eran tinieblas, ahora sois luz”. Cuando Dios interviene en la vida del hombre, cuando se manifiesta con su amor y con su poder, y cuando el hombre acoge esta revelación en el fondo de su corazón, allí tiene lugar una nueva realidad, una nueva experiencia de Dios. Entonces, la persona humana que yacía en tinieblas se reviste de una fortaleza y una luminosidad hasta entonces desconocidas. Es muy instructiva, en este sentido, la elección del David como guía de su pueblo (1L): era el más pequeño de la casa de Jesé, era pastor, era un muchacho, sin embargo, Dios lo elige para regir los destinos de Israel y para ser figura del Mesías que vendrá. La experiencia de Dios transforma la vida.
Lecturas de la Semana Cuarta Semana de Cuaresma
Lunes 3/27 Isaías 65:17-21 Juan 4:43-54 Martes 3/28 Exequiel 43:1-9,12
Juan 5:1-16 Miércoles 3/29 Isaías 49:8-15
Juan 5:17-30 Jueves 3/30 Éxodo 32:7-14
Juan 5:31-47 Viernes 3/31 Sabiduría 2: 1ª,12-22
Viacrucis a las 7pm Juan 7:1-2,10.25-30
Sábado 4/01 Jeremías 11:18-20 Juan 7:4053 Las confesiones son domingos 1:20 pm en la iglesia.
Avisos Importantes
Viacrucis los viernes de cuaresma Todos los viernes habrá viacrucis en español a las 7:00 pm Se rezará la Iglesia.
Grupo de Oracion El grupo de oración se reúne todos los viernes a las 7:00 pm todos están invitados a participar.
HIJOS DE LA LUZ El futuro rey, David, en la primera lectura de hoy, es un ejemplo de un tipo de personaje presente a lo largo de las escrituras hebreas. Es el hijo que nace fuera de lugar (no es ni el mayor ni el preferido) pero a fin de cuentas recibe la promesa de la alianza. El espíritu de Dios lo llena con su unción. En esto, se parece al hombre que nació ciego del Evangelio de hoy. La familia de David y la comunidad del ciego no esperaban que la gracia milagrosa del amor de Dios obrara por medio de ellos. Quizás ellos, también, estaban “ciegos” por las expectativas y suposiciones de los que los rodeaban. Sin embargo, luego de ser tocados por Dios, ambos “vieron” la presencia de la voluntad de Dios para ellos. Ambos se convirtieron en mensajeros de la voluntad de Dios. Ese mismo Espíritu de unción de Dios nos llenó en nuestro bautismo; se nos dio un cirio como símbolo de que somos miembros del Cuerpo de Cristo, la Luz de la Luz. Nuestra vocación, entonces, es cumplir esa iluminación, esa unción, como se nos dice en Efesios, viviendo como “hijos de la luz”. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.
ABRIL 1 Este es el día en el que se nos recuerda lo que somos en los otros trecientos sesenta y cuatro. —Mark Twain
Lecturas del próximo domingo Quinto Domingo Cuaresma
Ezequiel 37,12-14 Romanos 8,8-11 Juan 11,1-45
La victoria de la vida sobre la muerte es el centro de atención de este último domingo de cuaresma. Esta victoria tendrá lugar sólo en el misterio pascual de Cristo: pasión, muerte y resurrección, pero en esta liturgia se prefigura ya en la visión del profeta Ezequías de los huesos muertos que recobran vida (1L) y, sobre todo, en la resurrección de Lázaro (EV), el amigo de Jesús. El tema de fondo es de gran interés: la muerte es y ha sido siempre un gran enigma para el género humano. Podemos decir que después de los evangelios de cuaresma de la samaritana, del ciego de nacimiento, éste último de Lázaro promueve la esperanza del hombre pecador a una altura inimaginable. Aunque uno esté muerto por sus pecados y sus culpas, es más grande el poder del Señor que lo salvará.
.Los Sacramentos Celebrados con fe…
¿Se va a casar? Felicidades, recuerde que son 6 meses de preparación antes de la boda. Antes de hacer cualquier preparación hable a la oficina de la parroquia para hacer una cita con el Padre Juan al número 301-845-8043.
Les recordamos que toda la documentación tiene que ser presentada en la oficina parroquial en horas de oficina. Todas las presentaciones para bodas tienen que hacerse a través de la parroquia independientemente de quien vaya a celebrar la ceremonia.
Y recuerde que durante la cuaresma NO
hay bodas ni quinceañera ni bautismos. Es decir desde el miércoles de ceniza (1 de marzo al 23 de abril del 2017) no tendremos Quinceañeras, Bodas ni bautismo
Charlas para Matrimonios interesados, favor de comunicarse con a la oficina parroquial Charla para Bautismos: se ofrecen el primer domingo de cada mes. En los salones junto a la iglesia a las 3:00 pm Más información puede comunicarse con Francisco y Yesenia. Los Bautismos se celebran el segundo y cuarto domingo de cada mes durante la misa de las 4 de la tarde. NO hay bautismo en cuaresma (marzo 1, 2017 al 23 de abril del 2017).
Registraciones: Si no se ha registrado, lo puede hacer llenando una hoja de registro y depositándola en la colecta durante la misa o entregándola en la oficina de la iglesia.
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