Mass Schedule Sunday Vigil Sat 5:15p*

Sunday 7:30, 9, & 11:30a, 5:15p

Weekday Monday–Friday

8a, 5:15p (with Evening Prayer)

Saturday 8:30a

(with Morning Prayer)

Fireside Student Mass Thurs 9p

(during academic year)

UVA Chapel Mass during academic year M, T, W, F 12:25p

Sunday 9p

Adoration M,T,W 9a–5p; 6p-10p

Th (except 3rd) 9a-5p; 6p-9p 3rd Th 9a-5p; 6p –7p

F 9a –5p

Confessions Thurs 7:30–8:30p Sat 9:15–10:15a* Other times, by Appointment

Rosary M–F 8:30a & 4:55p Sat 9a, Sun 8:35a

* except for UVA home football game days

Served by Dominican Friars

Church & Office: 401 Alderman Rd. Charlottesville, Virginia 22903 Phone: 434-293-8081 • Fax: 434-296-1941 • Website: www.stauva.org

Email: office@stauva.org • Friars email: friars@stauva.org

Prior/Pastor: Very Reverend Joseph Barranger, OP Parochial Vicars: Rev. Mario Calabrese, OP, Rev. Joseph-Anthony Kress, OP, Rev. Antoninus Niemiec, OP In Residence: Rev. Bill Garrott, OP Deacons: Rev. Brother Joachim Kenney, O.P. (Transitional Deacon), Rev. Mr. Michael Fitzgerald (Permanent Deacon) Administrative Assistant: Ms. Marianne Jablonski, OP Business Administrator: Mrs. Lori Donlon, OP Director of Development: Mr. William Lee, OP, development@stauva.org Catholic Student Ministry: Elizabeth Hofer, Chair 2017–2018 Director of Religious Education: Mrs. Eleanor Nicholson, OP Youth Ministry: Karl Meier Middle School RE: Kathleen Thomson Worship: Mrs. Marta Brannon, OP Music Director: Brian Sousa Assistant Music Director & Young Adult Ministry: Ben-David Warner Alumni Director/Assistant Campus Minister: Nate Smith Receptionist: Melanie Bninski, OFS Parish Pastoral Council: Steve Whearty, Chair, smwhearty@gmail.com Finance Council: Brian Mandeville, Chair Building Maintenance: John Michie, Sam Nicholson

Office Hours: M, T, Th, F: 9am–4:30pm; W: 9am–3:30pm

Registration: Please register if you regu-larly attend St. Thomas. Forms available in the lobby or at the parish office.

Baptism: Parents must: 1)Email Deacon Mike at deaconmike@stauva.org to sched-ule a meeting. 2) Sign up for the baptism class (awd4p@eservices.virginia.edu). 3) Contact Parish Office to schedule baptism.

Weddings: Couples must contact a par-ish priest 6 months before the wedding. Guidelines for marriage here or the UVA Chapel must be obtained before planning the wedding.

RE, First Sacraments, Confirma-tion: Eleanor Nicholson, dre@stauva.org

Natural Family Planning: http://www.stauva.org/nfp

Mercy & Justice: Deacon Mike Fitzgerald, deaconmike@stauva.org

Respect Life: Delia Laux, delia929@comcast.net

Dominican Laity: Janet Sturtevant, opLaity511@gmail.com

Hospital Visits: Call the Parish Office if you or a parishioner you know is in the hospital and in need of the sacraments.

Homebound Ministry: For Commun-ion or visitation call the Parish Office.

Knights of Columbus: Will Kurtz, wkurtz94@gmail.com

Meals for New Moms and Special Needs: To request or offer, contact Meg Bryce, megsbryce@gmail.com.

Charlottesville Catholic School: PK–8. For information call 964-0400. LEARN MORE ABOUT

OUR CATHOLIC STUDENT MINISTRY

ON PAGE 2 Upcoming Bulletin Deadline: 12noon on Mon May 8 for bulletin of May 14 Contact: Melanie, reception@stauva.org

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Saturday, May 6 8:30am Respect Life 5:15pm Donato Perillo † Sunday, May 7 7:30am Rose Marie Alter † 9:00am Bob Niehaus † 11:30am Ruth Dee † 5:15pm For the People Monday, May 8 8:00am Hugh F. Reilly † 5:15pm Holy Souls in Purgatory Tuesday, May 9 8:00am Martha Ann Ohlinger † 5:15pm Bob Niehaus † Wednesday, May 10 8:00am Irving Finkel † 5:15pm June Till Danilek † Thursday, May 11 8:00am Mr. Donald Wacker, OP † 5:15pm Hugh F. Reilly † Friday, May 12 8:00am Zdenek Svindrych 5:15pm The Raske Family Saturday, May 13 8:30am Deceased of the Dominican Laity 5:15pm For the People READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 7, 2017 Sunday: Acts 2:14a, 36-41/Ps 23:1-6/1 Pt 2:20b-25/ Jn 10:1-10 Monday: Acts 11:1-18/Ps 42:2-3; 43:3-4/Jn 10:11-18 Tuesday: Acts 11:19-26/Ps 87:1b-7/Jn 10:22-30 Wed.: Acts 12:24--13:5a/Ps 67:2-3, 5-6, 8/Jn12:44-50 Thursday: Acts 13:13-25/Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25, 27/ Jn 13:16-20 Friday: Acts 13:26-33/Ps 2:6-11ab/Jn 14:1-6 Saturday: Acts 13:44-52/Ps 98:1-4/Jn 14:7-14 Next Sunday: Acts 6:1-7/Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19/1 Pt 2:4-9/ Jn 14:1-12

CSM LEADERSHIP TEAM (2017-2018) Chair: Elizabeth Hofer Vice Chair: DJ Zorzi Retreats Chair: Meghan Depue Social Chair: John Mullin Communications Chair: Anna Harter Faith Formation Chair: Theresa Ryland Justice and Peace Chair: Chrissy Tucker Outreach Chair: Gabe Yohe Worship Chair: Jack Himpler

FOLLOW YOUR CONSCIENCE! Everybody has one. Everybody needs one. Sometimes it would be easier if we didn’t. Conscience is so important, and we hear a great deal about the “rights of conscience” these days. As important as it is, many people use the word without knowing what it means. I will offer some reflections on conscience in two parts. The second installment will be in next week’s bulletin. You hear many people today justifying their actions and their ideas by appealing to their conscience. They say things like: “Well, I just don’t feel that such and such is wrong.” It is true that we must follow our conscience. However, because we are obliged to follow it, we are just as obliged to have 1) a clear, accurate understanding of what a conscience is, and 2) a properly informed conscience. Unfortunately, there is quite a bit of misunderstanding about conscience. Some seem to identify conscience as a “little voice inside us”. Others think of it as “simply the way that I feel.” Many people who justify their code of morality by appealing to their conscience haven’t the faintest idea what a conscience is or how they got one. Let’s begin by looking at what a conscience is. The word “conscience” (or con/science) comes from two Latin words: “con” (meaning “with”) and “scientia” (meaning “science” or a knowledge acquired through study). Conscience is not something that we are born with. We gain experience through study and investigation. We are not content to simply rely on our feelings about something. A fairly accurate definition of conscience could be “a judgement concerning right versus wrong human conduct.” Since it is a judgement, it comes from our intellect, not our emotions or feelings. Sometimes our feelings or emotions can be in conflict with our conscience. For example, we may know that abortion is wrong and yet feel sympathy for a friend who has had an abortion. We are not born with a conscience. We are born with the ability to form one (just as we are not born with a language, but only the ability to learn to speak one.) Consequently, our conscience is formed by a source outside of ourselves. It is a product of education. So the question is: “What information forms our conscience?” Whose information, whose “scientia” about morality do we seek? The Church’s? Society’s? The media’s? An influential friend’s? A good case could be made for the suggestion that the consciences of more Americans are formed by TV talk show hosts than by the Catholic Church and all of the other Christian churches combined! Think about it. Who or what influences you the most when it comes to difficult moral and ethical choices? Is it the Gospel of Jesus Christ or something else? Next week we’ll look at how our own consciences have been formed. Fr. Joseph

MASS INTENTIONS

PASTOR’S CORNER

CAMPUS MIINISTRY (CSM) WWW.CSMATUVA.ORG Elizabeth Hofer ● elh7re@virginia.edu

Fr. Joseph-Anthony Kress, OP ● frjosephanthony@stauva.org

FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER MAY 7, 2017

SACRAMENTS OF INITIATION

WE JOYFULLY CELEBRATE WITH OUR FIRST COMMUNICANTS

WHO RECEIVED OUR LORD FOR THE FIRST TIME ON APRIL 29, 2017

BAPTISMS We welcome Finley Grace Citro, Dominic James Columbano, Eamon Edward Gallagher, Liliana Jolie Morone, and Avery Anne Elizabeth Whitaker who were received into our faith community on April 30, 2017.

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HOW ARE WE DOING?

APR 1-7, 2017 OFFERTORY $26,383.11 PARISH CHARITIES $993.00 OTHER INCOME $2,337.54 DIOCESAN COLLECTIONS $75.00 BUILDING FUND INCOME $290.00 HAITI INCOME $195.00

MAY 7, 2017-4TH SUNDAY OF EASTER “And Peter said to them, ‘Repent, and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ…” Acts 2:38

The word “repent” means to turn from sin, to change our actions. When it comes to change, do we take responsibility for change or do we think that others have to change instead? Change that is permanent comes from within, we must take control and be disciplined. Remember though that we are not alone, Jesus is there to help lighten the load.

2017 Diocesan Appeal: Thank you for your continued support of the important ministries and programs that are made possible due to your generosity to the Annual Appeal.

Please remember in your prayers: Julie Reisinger, Kevin Robert, Arthur Valente, Patricia Moore, Robert Calise, Ray LaFalce, Ginny Wardell, Robert Harter, Gwen Palace, Constance DiFazio, Marilyn Reafsnyder, Lamar Garren, Gert Quinn, Brett Venditti, April Manteris, Maire Gallagher, Jody Zinzen, Michael & Rosemarie Battaglia, Florence Dennis, John B., Carolyn Poulakowski, Alex Robert Crawford, Greg Smith, Patrick McGowan, Mary Lewis, Bill Elliot, Peter Hanson, Anna Wynnyk, Ruth Mannherz, Rachael Fassano, Mary Lothers, Penny Crisp, Fred Crane, Daniel Hockensmith, Beverly Stiffler, Patrick Howell, Maria Apusen, Gregory Rosko, Rosemarie Gortler, Stephen Pomerantz, Maddie Guida, Madeline Reaves, Mike Brady, Dennis Brady, Jack Delacy, Scotty Thoms, Joseph Hopfenspirger, Linda Dean, Cody McNeal, Heather Burns, Andreas and Eleftheria Harbas, Kate Hegarty, Bob Quinn, Sawyer Sanchez, Carmelita Cruz-Prudencio, Patty Woods, Max Heil, Annemarie McGibney, Wilson Golden, Julie Katebali, Karen W., Becky Moran, Jimmy Casella, Renée Kessler, Joe Masci, Angela Flood, Victoria Amparo Villar. If you would like to add someone to the parish prayers, please call the office.

STEWARDSHIP CORNER WORSHIP AND MUSIC

Marta Brannon ● 293-8081 x 318 ● marta@stauva.org

Brian Sousa ● 293-8081 x 319 ● music@stauva.org

PRAYERS REQUESTED

Hazel Rhian Alexander Acxel Arroyo-Gomez Erick Arroyo-Gomez Elan Pelbreton Balfour Maximilian Guido Baruzzini Reagan Brady Collin Matthew Brill Adam Nicholas Brill Tyler James Broomall Lily Burnette Madeline Burnette James Thomas Burns, Jr. Cassandra Grace Carver Chase Allen Cathey Tomas Raul Chao Campbell Elizabeth Citro Caroline Ruth Curtis Rex Clayton Cyphers John Michael Czekner Tanner John D'Arcy Stella Rose Davis Julie Ann Marie Dizon Jackson Davis Drumheller Tate Ryan Eberl Kaleb Michael Estes Karsten Flaherty Lucia Foshay Rafael Friedenberg Emma Stratton Gayle Lance Michael Geismar Andrew J. Hart Owen John Hawken Carrington Emnett Hillis Alexander Richard Jeffery Samuel Thomas Johnston Gabriel Sean Karafa Cy Sebastian Keesecker Madelyn Elizabeth Kelly

Michael Joseph Kromkowski Luke Andrew Kronebusch Kruse Michael Kuhn Grace Anne Manclark Alexandra Lynn Mannion Gavin Matthew McGinn Charlie Patrick McLaughlin Thomas Gabriel Mierzejewski Declan Molloy Julian Morales Elisabeth Grace Muro Ryan Christopher Muro Noreen Ndonde Molly Nolasco Jonathan Olazagasti Isabelle Grace Park Asia Peart Anna Sophia Pinto Michael John Poncy, Jr. Davis Charles Raymond Grayson Dean Rearick Neil Thomas Reddy Pierce Vaughn Reuter Edmund Rogers Emma Natalie Schmitz Deanna Lynn Soika Emma Elizabeth Spencer Annabelle Statuta Harper Stone Reid Edmund Strassheim Jana Svindrychova Thomas Angelo Terrazas Exeni William Thorsen Luis Antonio Valencia Brooke Weidner Oliver Harrison Wray Kristie Budzinski Yates James Kenneth Young

SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS CHURCH CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA

Come visit us at the ministry fair and pick up forms for summer camp and 2017-18 programs.

Weekly Events: Tuesday Holy Hour, Tuesday Book Club, Thursday Men’s Group, Sunday Women’s Group Monthly Events: 3rd & 4th Wednesdays Salvation Army Soup Kitchen; Theology on Tap

Food Collection: Thank you for the donations during Lent for the Food Pantry at Holy Comforter through the 40 Cans for Lent Program sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Over 3,000 pounds of food was collected! Your generosity was amazing and very much appreciated! During the month of May, we are collecting for the Food Ministry at Incarnation. Suggested items: Dried Beans (any size, 10&25lb), Rice (any size), Breakfast Cereal, Pasta Sauce, Pasta/Spaghetti, Peanut Butter&Jelly, Cooking Oil, Canned Chicken, Tuna, Corn, Fruit, Hearty Soups, and Tomatoes, Crushed or Diced. This Ministry serves 140 families, many in the Charlottesville Hispanic/Latino Community. Some folks receive no other assistance and depend on the Church of the Incarnation for the food they receive biweekly.

CRS (Catholic Relief Services) Lenten Rice Bowls - THANK YOU! Our community changed lives this Lent, and CRS Rice Bowl wants to say thank you! Don't forget to convert your contributions to bills or a check made out to St. Thomas Aquinas Church with CRS Rice Bowl on the memo line, seal it in an envelope and drop it in the collection basket at Mass.

IMPACT (Interfaith Movement Promoting Action by Congregations Together): At the Nehemiah Action on April 25th, we heard that Region Ten broke ground on the Women's Treatment Center and that funding for it is now in both the City and County budgets. Wes Bellamy, Bob Fenwick, and Mike Signer from the Charlottesville City Council and Diantha McKeel, Ann Mallek and Norman Dill from the Albemarle Board of Supervisors all said Yes to advocating for the Women's Treatment Center as they hold office by doing everything they can to ensure funding in future budgets and communicating to IMPACT any changing in funding. For the issue of Elder Care, we found through research that affordable senior housing is needed. In Albemarle County, 2,800 senior households struggle to keep a roof over their heads, paying at least 30% of their income on housing. The solution is more affordable housing for seniors. Diantha McKeel and Norman Dill from the Albemarle Board of Supervisors said Yes to supporting the development of concrete steps to implement the strategies in the Albemarle County Comprehensive Plan that provide more affordable housing for seniors. They will provide IMPACT with a progress report before 2018. Thank you to the 49 parishioners that were at the Action!

Ministry Fair: Please visit the Mercy & Justice Committee table at the Ministry Fair, May 6/7 to learn more about our activities, including those listed above. We welcome your interest and involvement in building the Kingdom of God.

Monthly Coffee: Join us for our next meeting on May 11th, at 10am in the community room. Virginia Day from Service Dogs of Virginia will be joining us. As part of our mission to give back to our community, please consider donating peanut butter (without xylitol), disinfectant wipes, paper towels, bleach, or monetary contributions to this valuable service organization that places highly trained dogs to assist people with disabilities. We also need volunteers to help with our table at the Ministry Fair after each Mass on May 6 and 7. In addition, volunteers are needed for the bake sale at the fair as well. Please contact Maria Calise at 434-962-1898.

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Ministry Fair: Learn more about our Bi-Parish Haiti Ministry Today! There will be a raffle and information to share about St. Michel School, its computer lab, the renovated clinic and our clean water efforts. Please join us in St. Thomas Hall. Please keep our ministry’s efforts for St. Michel Parish in your prayers. Thank you. Contact with Student Sponsors: New pictures coming soon. Please be sure we have your correct e-mail (Contact sponsorshipprogram@gmail.com ) Sketches of Saltadère Note Cards for Mothers’ Day, birthdays, graduations and all occasions, are for sale at the Haiti table downstairs. Watch for new designs coming soon. Singing Rooster (fair trade) Coffee from Haiti is for sale during coffee & donuts in St. Thomas Hall. Bi-Parish Haiti Committee Meeting: Today, May 7 at 1pm in the Community Room. All are welcome. Contact: email Anne Knasel at anne@stagebridge.net

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RELIGIOUS ED / YOUTH MINISTRY K–5 ● Eleanor Nicholson ● dre@stauva.org ● 293-8081 x 309

Gr 6–8 ● Kathleen Thomson ● edge@stauva.org ● x 316

Gr 9–12 ● Karl Meier ● youth@stauva.org ● x 316

MERCY & JUSTICE, CONT’D

SENIOR MINISTRY For parishioners aged 55 and older

Maria Calise ● 434-962-1898

FRASSATI FELLOWSHIP Young adult ministry for parishioners aged 21–35

Ben-David Warner ● Frassati@stauva.org

MERCY & JUSTICE

FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER MAY 7, 2017

Fr. Justin Cunningham Council 11324

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and

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You are invited to attend Fr. Justin Cunningham

Council 11324’s Open House and Fraternal Benefits

Information Night! Open to all Knights of

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When: Thursday, May 11, 2017

Where: St. Thomas Hall, St. Thomas Aquinas

Church, Charlottesville, VA

Time: 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM

Menu: Pizza, chips, and liquid refreshments

Agenda:

6:30pm - Food service starts, along with meet,

greet, and introductions.

6:50pm - Council news and fraternal benefits

information presentation by

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7:30pm - Q&A period until 8:00 PM

Presentation covers a brief history of the Knights, Our Mission, Our Accomplishments, benefits available to members and their families such as Retirement, College Savings, Life Insurance, Long Term Care planning, and review of the special programs for the military, police, fire fighters and EMS. RSVP not required but strongly encouraged Please call Will Kurtz at (434) 466-8538 or email him at wkurtz94@gmail.com.

Can’t make it? Still interested in receiving more

information about the Knights? Please Contact John

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The Evangelization Committee will be hosting a discussion of Pope Francis’ “The Joy of the Gospel” (free copies available on a table in the link) Wednesday, May 17 from 7-8 pm in the library.

Pilgrimage: $200 discount for those paying $400 deposit by June 5! Please join Fr. Joseph Barranger, OP, on a blessed pilgrimage from Fatima to Lourdes Oct 4-14. Cost: $3,899 per person for double occupancy. Depart from Washington, DC. Flyers available below the poster in the Link. Questions: Please contact Julie Zackrisson at julieanne333@gmail.com or 434-296-4615.

CHARLOTTESVILLE CATHOLIC SCHOOL (CCS) CCS Spring Fling, Sat, May 13, 1-4pm: Experience a variety of fun and challenging activities for all ages. Advance ticket sales are available at www.ccspto.com/home. Cost: Ages 3-18: $13 in advance, $15 at the door/ Over 18: Free/ Families with more than 3 children ages 3-18: $35 in advance, $40 at the door Enrollment: CCS serves students in pre-k through 8th grade and strives to instill a lifelong appreciation for our God-given gifts and firmly stands on three pillars of Christ, Community, and Service. Students are challenged academically while learning in a nurturing and supportive environment where the values instilled at home and church are reinforced. CCS is currently enrolling for the 2017-18 school year. Stop by any time for a tour or contact our Admissions Coordinator, Katrina Kuhn (k.kuhn@cvillecatholic.org or 434-964-0400 ext. 307), to schedule a visit.

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have made before me; I have consecrated this house which you

have built, and put my name there forever; my eyes and my

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BACCALAUREATE MASS

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CONGRATULATIONS

GRADUATES !

Fr Joseph Barranger, OP, pastor of St Thomas Aquinas University Parish, invites all and especially the entire University of Virginia community - faculty, students, and staff, including those retired and alumni - to join graduating students and their families at

7pm on Friday, May 19, for the annual Baccalaureate Mass. This festive Mass on the eve of Commencement has grown into a great tradition of prayer over the years. UVA faculty and students are invited to wear their academic regalia and to join the procession into church. Students participating in the procession are asked to arrive in Saint Thomas Hall no later than 6:30pm; faculty should arrive no later than 6:45pm. A reception and opportunities for photos will follow the Mass. For more information: Faculty and staff may contact Keith Kozminski (kkoz@virginia.edu); Students may contact Nate Smith (nsmith@stauva.org).

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