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Welcome to our Parish Family! Thank You for attending Mass today.

We are glad you came!

204 N US Highway One, P.O. Box 3726, Tequesta, FL 33469 Phone: (561) 746-7974 Fax: (561) 743-6127

Web Site: www.stjudecatholicchurch.net

Email: [email protected]

Very Rev. Charles E. Notabartolo

PASTOR

Rev. Frank D’Amato

PAROCHIAL VICAR

Very Rev. Albert Dello Russo, JCL

IN RESIDENCE

Deacon Les Loh

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM

Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM &

5:30 PM

Holyday of Obligation:

Vigil: 6:00 PM

Holyday: 7:30, 8:30 AM,

Noon & 6:00 PM

DAILY MASSES

(November through April)

Monday-Saturday 7:30 & 8:30 AM

(May & June, and Sept. & Oct.)

Monday - Friday: 7:30 & 8:30 AM

Saturday: 8:30 AM

(July and August)

Monday - Saturday: 8:00 AM

Rosary following Daily Masses

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturday: 3:00 - 3:45 PM in Chapel

(Other Times by Appointment)

OFFICE

Office Hours: Monday: 1:00 - 4:00 PM

Tuesday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Closed for Lunch 12:00 - 1:00 PM

November 4, 2018

Saturday, November 3

4:00 p.m. Mary Lou LaComb by M/M Jim Moore

(Fr. Chuck)

Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time, November 4

7:30 a.m. V William Homeyer by His Son (Fr. Chuck)

9:00 a.m. V Val Curley by Betty Hallinan (Fr. Frank)

10:30 a.m. People of the Parish (Fr. Albert)

5:30 p.m. V All Souls Novena (Fr. Frank)

Monday, November 5

7:30 a.m. V All Souls Novena (Fr. Chuck )

8:30 a.m. V Dec�d of Palumbo Family

By M/M Mike Amoroso (Fr. Frank)

Tuesday, November 6

7:30 a.m. V Terrie Bormann by Her Family (Fr. Frank)

8:30 a.m. V All Souls Novena (Fr. Albert)

Wednesday, November 7


8:30 a.m. V Carl & Vivian Hallahan

by Their Daughter, Marge (Fr. Frank)

Thursday, November 8

7:30 a.m. Stephen Foley by His Mom (Fr. Chuck)


Friday, November 9


8:30 a.m. V Leo Brocklebank by His Wife (Fr. Frank)

Saturday, November 10

7:30 a.m. V Joe O�Connor by His Friend, Pat

(Fr. Frank)

8:30 a.m. V All Souls Novena (Fr. Chuck)

4:00 p.m. V Cesare Palazzolo by Consiglio &

Palazzolo Families (Fr. Frank)

Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, November 11

7:30 a.m. V Ruth & Donald Regan by Their Nephew

(Fr. Chuck)

9:00 a.m. V Most Abandoned Soul in Purgatory

(Fr. Albert)

10:30 a.m. People of the Parish (Fr. Frank)

5:30 p.m. V Maureen Eiker by Her Brother, Walter

(Fr. Art)

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

We look forward to welcoming your child into

our parish family at St. Jude Catholic Church.

A mandatory pre baptism parental preparation program

is held in the mornings of the second Saturday in the

months of January, March, May, July, September and

November. No babysitting is provided. The next Bap-

tism Class will be on November 10th at 10:00 a.m.

Registration in the Parish is required.

Please contact the Parish Secretary at 746-7974.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

Arrangements should be made at least 6 months in ad-

vance and no other plans should be finalized until the

parish priest has been consulted. You must be a regis-

tered member of the parish for at least 6 months before

making arrangement.

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF

ADULTS (RCIA)

This process is for those wishing to become a full mem-

ber of the Roman Catholic Church. (Non baptized per-

sons, baptized in another faith, baptized Catholics but

have not received Eucharist or Confirmation or would

like updating.) See page 10 of the bulletin.

Parish Office Phone Number: 561-746-7974

Parish Secretary: Janet Richards, Ext. 222

Bookkeeper: Sandi Gallagher, Ext. 224

Receptionist: Mary Lehman, Ext. 221

Facilities Manager: Tom Lehman, 746-7974

Deacon Les Loh: 746-7974, Ext. 234

Religious Education Grades K thru 9

Pia McCarthy, Secretary: Ext. 231

Youth Ministry & Confirmation

Frank Faranda: 748-8805

Director of Music Ministry

Lisa Bucheck: 746-7974, Ext. 223

Our Parish School

All Saints Catholic School

1759 Indian Creek Parkway

Jupiter, FL 33458

Phone Number: 748-8994

Web Site: www.allsaintsjupiter.org

The Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time November 4 , 2018

Blue Denotes Masses for the �Living�

The Celebrant assigned to the Mass may change.

If you have the Mass Intention please be sure to notify

an Usher so that you may bring up the Offertory Gifts.

View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com

Sacrificial Giving Sacrificial Giving Sacrificial Giving

October 21st Offertory Giving: $ 17,760.87

Maintenance: $ 15.00

Thank you for your continued generosity.

Sue Young, Kevin Halligan, Mi-

chael Girard, Helene DiBlasi,

Walt Osborne, Lucille Kehoe,

Robert Battis, Pete Gilbert,

Frances Perry, Ronald Bedard,

Elvira Nelson, Jackie Kelly Mil-

ler, Andy Miller, William DeCar-

lo, Grace Rotondo, Mariana diMaria, Norma Gas-

pari, Kerri Noyes, Karen Martin, Marianna diMaria,

Kathleen Hoffman, Gloria Seminara, Norma Gas-

pari, Michael Hallinan and Michael Elliot. Please

call the Parish office with your requests for our sick.

Their name will be removed after two weeks if we do

not hear from you.

The Lord does not tell the scribe anything new ~

anything that the man does not already know.

But when the voice of the Word speaks to him,

the scribe suddenly listens to his own heart in a new

way, with new and sensitive attentiveness. He cries

out to Christ, �You are right ~ to love God is worth

more than all burnt offerings!� because that truth

has been verified in the infallible experience of his

own heart. He �takes to heart� the Word that forms

his heart. Christ the High Priest �is always

able to save those who approach God�

with such docility and love. ~Magnificat

The Sanctuary Candle in the

Church this week will burn,

In Loving Memory of

Bertha Utter By Vi Endter

The Sanctuary e in the

Adoration Chapel this week will burn,

In Loving Memory of

Aunt Mary By Bernadette McDonough

The Altar Flowers this week are ~

In Loving Memory of

Richard J. O�Connor

�By His Wife, Anne

Please do not take for granted that you are regis-

tered in the Parish just because you attend Mass

here. It could be quite embarrassing to us, to you,

and to your family when someone wants to make

wedding plans, have a baby baptized, or if you are

asked to be a Sponsor for Baptism or Confirmation

requiring a note of Catholicity from us. If we have

no record of your membership, we cannot provide

these services for you. A registration form is in our

bulletin and you can register by going to our web-

site or in the Parish Office. Thank you!

One Priceless Gift.

The Gift of Life.

Sunday, November 11th, 2018

7:30 a.m.� 12:30 p.m. in the Church Parking Lot

All donors will receive a Fleece Blanket and a well-

ness checkup including blood pressure, temp, pulse,

iron count and cholesterol screening!


The Knights of Columbus want to welcome back all

the Parishioners returning to our

Parish for the Season!

Our General Meeting is always the 1st Thursday

of the month, so see you Thursday, Dec. 6th.

Rosary is at 7:00 and the meeting at 7:30 p.m.

For more info: www.stjudecatholicchurch.net,

click Ministries. Follow us on Facebook at

www.kofc6569.org. Join us at www.KofC.org/

JoinUS. Contact A.J. Reichel at

704-300-6484.

Our Pancake Breakfast will be next

Sunday, November 11th after each

of the morning Masses.

All of our food is people friendly,

guaranteed to raise a smile!

We will be serving pancakes with all the trimmings

along with juices, milk, eggs, bacon, sausage, and

tasty pasties. So bring your appetites for a bigtime

breakfast! Hope to see you there!

St. Jude Council of Catholic Women invites YOU

to become a member of our organization!

Our next General Meeting is Wednesday, November

14th, beginning with 10:00 a.m. Mass. After Mass

we will gather at the Parish Hall for a pot luck

luncheon and a presentation by Esmeralda Lyn,

PhD., and Professor Emerita of Finance at Hofstra

University. She will discuss �faith based investing,�

a strategy for those seeking to both grow their

wealth and maintain their integrity and morals.

For more information about CCW, please go

to our page located on our website at

www.stjudecatholicchurch.net, and click on Minis-

tries to find Council of Catholic Women. There you

will also find our programming for the new season!

Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ:

Pope Francis, in his message for the Second

World Day of the Poor (33rd Sunday in Ordinary

Time), writes:

�When we find ways of drawing near to the

poor, we know that the primacy belongs to God,

who opens our eyes and hearts to conversion. The

poor do not need self-promoters, but a love that

knows how to remain hidden and not think about

all the good it has been able to do. At the center

must always be the Lord and the poor. Anyone de-

sirous of serving is an instrument in God�s hands, a

means of manifesting his saving presence.�

The Catholic Campaign for Human Develop-

ment (CCHD) seeks to serve the disadvantaged by

funding initiatives that strive to break the cycle of

poverty that plagues so many in our community

and nation. Next weekend the Diocese of Palm

Beach will take part in the annual collection to ben-

efit the programs and services of the Catholic Cam-

paign for Human Development (CCHD) as we an-

ticipate the commemoration of the World Day of

the Poor on November 18th.

Your spiritual and financial support of the

CCHD helps those in need to better themselves,

their families and their community. May God bless

you with every grace and peace and may our

Blessed Mother always intercede for you.

With gratitude for your continued generosity

and every prayerful wish, I am

Sincerely yours in Christ,

Most Reverend Gerald M. Barbarito

Bishop of Palm Beach


St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store North

Proceeds Benefit Our Friends in Need in PBC ~ Ac-

cepting Donations. Enjoy a shopping experience at

our �upscale thrift store�.

Store Hours: Monday ~ Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00

p.m. The phone number is: 561-401-9585

250 W. Indiantown Rd., #108 (at the West end of the

line of stores) on the South side of Indiantown Rd.,

exactly 0.3 miles from the RR crossing & Alt. A-1-A.

Entrance and Parking are in the Back. Volunteers are

needed! Our store is busy!

Calling ll atholic

Moms r ads

with reschoolers!

St. Jude welcomes you to be a part of

Catholic Tots.

�The Almighty has done great things for me,

and Holy is His Name.� ~ Luke 1:49

The 2nd Tuesday of each month at 9:30 a.m. The next

meeting is: November 13th. You�re invited to join a

gathering of Catholic moms or dads and their children

ages 5 and under for an hour of crafts, stories, videos,

etc., all intended to help the moms, dads and their chil-

dren grow in their Catholic faith. For planning purpos-

es, please call Meaghan Hildebrandt at 561-768-0846

or meg615@gmail to let us know you�re coming.

Little Flowers Girls� Club is a Catholic Club

for girls ages 5-12 that teaches virtues

through scripture, Saints� biographies and

the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Girls learn vir-

tues and life skills through a distinctly Catholic lens.

The next meeting is Tuesday, November 13th,

at 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.

Little Flowers Girls� Club future meetings will be the

2nd Tuesday of the month for girls and their moms.

For more info or to RSVP call: Cindy Fulmer at

561-629-3889 or email: [email protected].

St. Vincent de Paul SocietySt. Vincent de Paul SocietySt. Vincent de Paul Society

Please help our low income families by dropping your

donations in the Poor Boxes. Your donations help

with their groceries, utility bills and from being evict-

ed. Thank you!

Our next meeting is on Wednesday, November 7. We

meet from 9:00 a.m. to noon in Room 8 of the Parish

Center. If you have a question or are interested in join-

ing, please contact Christine at 748-8378. If you can�t

sew, you can help organize, press, tie quilt knots or cut

fabrics. We do look forward to new members!

Looking for Peace? Spiritual Freedom?

Greater Intimacy with Christ?

COME TO AN EVENING OF

HEALING & FORGIVENESS

Experience Christ�s healing power through

Adoration, Scripture & Reflection,

Unbound Healing Prayer & Confession

Monday, November 12th at 7:00 p.m.

St. Peter Catholic Church,

1701 Indian Creek Parkway, Jupiter, FL

Questions? Call 561-775-9524


The Catholic Diocese of Palm Beach is committed to the safety and protection of all

children and vulnerable adults in its care. Victims of abuse by Church personnel are en-

couraged to contact the Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator to begin necessary

emotional, psychological and spiritual healing. The Diocese of Palm Beach Victim As-

sistance Coordinator, Lorraine Sabatella, can be reached at 561-801-0999. The Diocesan Office of Safe Envi-

ronments provides safety resources, guidance, education and training to its employees, all Church personnel

and volunteers. Parents and other caregivers are also encouraged to attend these trainings that emphasize pre-

vention. For more information on Diocesan policies and procedures for reporting abuse, safety education pro-

grams and resources, as well as to view the USCCB Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People,

please go to www.diocesepb.org and click on Offices/Safe Environments or use the direct link

www.diocesepb.org/safe-environments.

�We Honor Those �We Honor Those

in The Military�in The Military�

Please call the Parish Office at 746-7974 and let us know

the names of your loved ones who are actively serving our

Country in the Military. This section acknowledges the

men and women presently serving in the armed forc-

es. We are grateful to them for protecting us all.

They are: SSGT Michael Faranda, Army; Capt. Mat-

thew Jordan, USAF; Sgt. Walter Foran, USMC;

Cad. Michela Foran, West Point; Cad. William Foran,

West Point; S/Sgt. Karyn Carey, USAF; Sgt. Cory

Ryan Chobot Army.

Prayer for our Troops: O Prince of Peace, we humbly ask

Your protection for all our men and women in military

service. Give them unflinching courage to defend with

honor, dignity, and devotion the rights of all who are im-

periled by injustice and evil. Guard our churches, our

homes, our schools, our hospitals, our factories, our build-

ings, and all those within from harm and peril. Protect our

land and its peoples from enemies from within and with-

out. Grant peace with victory founded upon justice. Instill

in the hearts and minds of men and women everywhere a

firm purpose to live forever in peace and good will toward

all. Amen

FACE Life�s �40 Days for Life�

Grand Finale Procession!

Rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet

& Christ the King Litany

Saturday, November 10th at 12 Noon

Join our own Fr. Frank D�Amato and prayer

participants in front of Miracle House,

3115 45th Street, WPB 33407

The unborn and victims of abortion need heroes

like you!! Step into ACTION...Be a witness,

come join us to pray and show your concern for

the voiceless unborn and all victims of abortion!

PARKING: Please park all cars at the Village

Square Mall away from the businesses leaving

those parking spaces for their customers. For addi-

tional information: Contact FACE Life, Inc. or

call: Susan at 561-255-1534 or

[email protected].

PHYSICIANS, NURSES, AND ALLIED

HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS

are invited to The Second Annual White

Mass Celebration

Saturday, November 10th at 4:30 p.m. at St. Ann Church, 310 N. Olive Avenue, WPB

Join your colleagues in the healthcare professions for worship, camaraderie, and support.

Public parking is available at the corner of Olive and 4th Street or at Banyan Garage, 200 Banyan Blvd.

(corner of Banyan Blvd. And Olive Ave.), West Palm Beach. Both parking lots are located just a block away from

St. Ann Church. Please RSVP by email to [email protected]


Catechism Question ~ Man�s FreedomCatechism Question ~ Man�s FreedomCatechism Question ~ Man�s Freedom

367. What are the sources of the morality of human acts?

The morality of human acts depends on three sources: the object chosen, either a true or appar-

ent good; the intention of the subject who acts, that is, the purpose for which the subject per-

forms the act; and the circumstances of the act, which include its consequences.

Readings for next Sunday, 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

November 11th, 2018 First Reading: 1 Kings 17:10-16

Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 146:7, 8-9, 9-10

Second Reading: Hebrews 9:24-28

Gospel: Mark 12:38-44

Pro Life CornerPro Life CornerPro Life Corner

204 N. US Hwy. One, Tequesta, FL 33469

Please join our Catholic community by registering at

St. Jude Church. Registration forms are available

at the Parish Office. You may also request a mailed

registration form (for you to complete) by calling the

Parish Secretary at 561-746-7974 or by filling out

this coupon and dropping it in the collection basket

or mail. (Registration is also available online at

www.stjudecatholicchurch.net.)

Name: _____________________________________

Address: ___________________________________

City/Zip: ___________________________________

Email: _____________________________________

Phone: ____________________________________

Week 33

Gabriel weighs over 3 pounds and may weigh

about 7 pounds at birth. My brain is growing

very fast.

I�m starting to have regular sleep and awake

time. I have dreams, but I keep them secret be-

tween God and me. I�m using my four senses of

vision, hearing, taste and touch. I try to stretch

out but there is not enough room. Mom is plan-

ning a Baby Shower. I don�t know why, it�s al-

ways wet in here.

�Should there be a prophet among you, in visions will I reveal myself to him, in dreams will I

speak to him.� (Numbers 12:6)

You can�t walk with God and hold

hands with satan at the same time. You

can�t be a true Christian and support abortion

and euthanasia at the same time either. Vote

Catholic. Vote Pro Life!


Promoting Life, Dignity & Justice

Counseling; Elder Affairs; Guardianship Training;

Immigration Legal Services; Refugee Services; Out-

reach Information, Referrals and Assistance; Preg-

nancy Care Centers; Prison Ministry; Respect Life

Ministry; Catholic Relief Services; Samaritan Cen-

ter; and Interfaith Health & Wellness.

For information contact 561-775-9560.

Volunteer opportunities are available.

Healing After Abortion

Project Rachel invites women who are struggling

due to abortion to meet with others who also share a

similar experience. Together we can lift each other

up. The Project Rachel support group is open to any

woman affected by abortion, no matter how long

ago. The meetings are led by a mental health profes-

sional and provide the opportunity to hear from other

women who have shared this experience. Strictly

confidential. All faith backgrounds are welcome to

attend. Call/text 561-531-3008 or email pra-

[email protected] for more information.

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)

Regular gatherings are on most Tuesday Evenings at 7:00

p.m. in the Parish Center in Room 8.

If one of the following descriptions fits YOU� YOU�RE INVITED!

· FULLY INITIATED CATHOLIC who may have last studied the faith many years ago and would like to

update your knowledge of our Catholic faith.

· BAPTIZED CATHOLIC WHO HAS NOT COMPLETED YOUR SACRAMENTS OF INITIATION:

First Communion and/or Confirmation.

· PERSON BAPTIZED IN ANOTHER CHRISTIAN RELIGION who wants to learn more about possibly

becoming Catholic.

· NON-BAPTIZED PERSON who would like to learn more about potentially becoming Catholic.

The early stages of RCIA are known as the �inquiry� phase and a non-Catholic engaging in this part of the pro-

cess is not making a commitment to become Catholic. Regular gatherings will begin on Tuesday, September

25th at 7:00 p.m. in the St. Jude Parish Center ~ Room 8. All are welcome! Registration form and calendar are

available on our website: https://stjudecatholicchurch.net/rite-of-christian-initiation-of-adults/. Questions?

Contact Deacon Les at 561-746-7974, Ext. 234 or [email protected].

Ever wonder where to find good

books about our Catholic Faith?

Did you know St. Jude has a large loaner library, full

of great books and even DVSs FOR ALL AGES?

We�re called to BE disciples of Christ. We�re called

to CREATE disciples among our family and friends.

The more we know about Christ and His Church,

the better equipped we�ll be to fulfill this

Great Commission:

�Go therefore, and make disciples of all nations.� (Matthew 28:19)

The St. Jude Loaner Library is located in the lobby

of the Parish Center and is open most Sunday

mornings or by appointment.

Please call 561-746-7974, Ext. 234.

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Primary Responsibilities of CitizensPrimary Responsibilities of Citizens �Pay Taxes, Defend our Country, To Vote!��Pay Taxes, Defend our Country, To Vote!�

the targeting of noncombatants in acts of terror

or war, and racism, as they too are severe violations

of human rights and dignity. Related concerns are ex-

cessive consumption of

material goods, unjust

discrimination and the

narrowing redefinition of

religious freedom which

threatens both individual

conscience and the free-

dom of the Church to

serve those in need.

Is there going to be any-

one we can vote for?

We are often forced to

choose between two inad-

equate and flawed political agendas. It can be quite

difficult to find candidates who align with our con-

sciences on all of the key moral issues. This is why

the virtue of prudence is necessary. This virtue helps

us deliberate over the choices before us! To deter-

mine, in light of Church teaching and our formed con-

sciences, who is most deserving of our support. In a

world of imperfect choices, we must strive to make

the best choice possible.

The Church challenges us to vote for what is best for

society and all of its members, particularly those least

able to speak up for or defend themselves. The great

privilege of democracy is that we, as citizens and reli-

gious believers, can have a voice in the direction of

our country by voting for the common good; this is

both a right and a responsibility. The great privilege

of being Catholic is that we have a community of

faith and a body of teaching, going back to Christ

Himself, that can help us make good decisions in the

voting booth.

�The direct and intentional destruction of innocent

human life from the moment of conception until

natural death is always wrong and is not just one

issue among many. It must always be opposed.� ~Excerpted from Our Sunday Visitor

Does the Church tell me whom I should vote for?

Catholics are to use their judgment and follow their

consciences as they apply the teachings of our Lord

Jesus Christ and the core

faith values to the choices

they make in the voting

booth. We need to evalu-

ate the issues and candi-

dates in the light of our

Catholic faith.

How does my Catholic

faith help me

to make these choices?

�To follow one�s con-

science� is often misun-

derstood as something that

allows us to do whatever we want, or as following the

�feeling� we have that something is right or wrong.

But our faith teaches us that �conscience is the voice

of God resounding in the human heart, revealing the

truth to us and calling us to do what is good while

shunning what is evil�.

Is there anything Catholics must always reject?

We �may choose different ways to respond to com-

pelling social problems, but we cannot differ on our

moral obligation to help build a more just and peace-

ful world through morally acceptable means, so that

the weak and vulnerable are protected and human

rights and dignity are defended.� We must always

reject and oppose �intrinsically evil� actions of any

sort. Acts such as the taking of innocent human life

are so deeply flawed that they are always incompati-

ble with love of God and neighbor.

It is clear that one absolutely may not vote for a can-

didate who favors a policy promoting an intrinsically

evil act, such as abortion, euthanasia, assisted suicide,

human cloning or the destructive research on human

embryos, deliberately subjecting workers or the poor

to subhuman living conditions, redefining marriage in

ways that violate its essential meaning, or racist be-

havior. The church condemns genocide, torture,

The moral teaching of our Church is about more than prohibitions. We Catholics are encouraged to

respond to the basic needs of human beings ~ food, shelter, health care, education and employment.

We are called to welcome refugees and immigrants, defend religious freedom, support marriage

and family and protect the environment.


Our Lady�s Rosary Prayer Group ~ Our Blessed

Mother has always asked us to pray the Rosary to

help us become closer to Jesus. Our families, church,

clergy, country, and the world are in need of all the Rosaries we can pray. Peace can only come through

God and prayer. All are welcome to join us on Tuesday evenings from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the Chapel.

We pray the Rosary and the Chaplet of Divine Mercy. If you have a question, please call Mary at 746-

7974. (Please enter through the doors on the south side of the Chapel.)

Please also note the Rosary is said after the 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. morning Masses in the Chapel.

Marian Movement of Priests Cenacle Prayer Group meets on Friday mornings after the 8:30 a.m.

Mass in the Church Cry Room. We do hope that you will be able to join us.

Devotion to Mary is always on the First Saturday of the month after the 8:30 a.m. Mass.

The Most Blessed Sacrament is exposed every day in the Adoration Chapel from

9:00 a.m. in the morning until 9:00 p.m. in the evening. On the First Friday of the

month, exposition is 7:00 a.m. through 7:00 a.m. the following morning, First Satur-

day. If you wish to participate in the opportunity to spend time in silent prayer before the Lord and bring many blessings to

yourself, your family and our parish, please contact Jim and Marie Ross at 561-345-5037.

Attention: Men of the Parish ages 18 and over are welcome to an hour of Men�s

Fellowship, Prayer & Scripture Reading every 2nd & 4th Saturday morning. We

will gather in the Parish Center, from 7:00 to 8:15 a.m. �Where one alone

would be overcome, two will put up resistance: and a threefold cord is not quickly broken.� Ecclesiastes 4:12. Please call

Frank Maurno at 561-512-6541.

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults

The early stages of RCIA are known as the �inquiry� phase. A non-Catholic engag-

ing in this part of the process is not making a commitment to become Catholic.

Regular gatherings are on most Tuesday Evenings at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Cen-

ter in Room 8. If one of the following descriptions fits you� You�re Invited! RCIA is for: Those who are interested

in becoming Catholic; Those who want to learn about the Catholic faith and teachings; Those adults who were Baptized

Catholic but have not yet made their First Holy Communion and/or Confirmation; Those Catholics who want to learn more

about their Catholic Faith. Please contact Deacon Les for information: 561-746-7974, ext. 234 or deacon-

[email protected] . Thank You!

St. Jude�s Men for JesusSt. Jude�s Men for JesusSt. Jude�s Men for Jesus

Adoration ChapelAdoration ChapelAdoration Chapel

Devotions to Our Blessed MotherDevotions to Our Blessed MotherDevotions to Our Blessed Mother

Most Holy Trinity ~ Father, Son, and Holy Spirit ~

in union with the Blessed Virgin Mary, we adore Your Majesty and

acknowledge Your supreme eternal dominion and authority.

Most Holy Trinity, we place the United States of America

into the hands of Mary Immaculate in order that she may

present the country to You. Through the intercession of Mary,

have mercy on the Catholic Church in America.

Have mercy on our President and on all the officers of our government.

Protect family life in our nation.

Grant the precious gift of many vocations to the priesthood and religious life.

Have mercy on the sick, the poor, the tempted, and all who are in need.

Mary Immaculate Virgin, Our Mother, Patroness of our land,

we honor you and ask your maternal protection and care for us.

Obtain for us the graces we need to live and die according to the Will of your Divine Son. Amen.

May your valiant Spouse, St. Joseph, with the holy Angels and Saints,

assist you and us in �renewing the face of the earth.� Amen.


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