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Telephone: 410-414-8304• Fax: 410-535-9057

Emergency Phone: 443-624-2692

Parish Website: www.jesusdivineword.org

Parish E-mail: [email protected]

Good News Preschool: www.jesusdivineword.org/preschool

December 27, 2020

The

Hol

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of J

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, Mar

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Jose

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Out of Darkness Into Light

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Jesus the Divine Word Catholic Church December 27, 2020

Rev. John T. Dakes

Pastor

Rev. Michael Witczak Weekend Clergy

Deacon Ron Burns

Daily Mass Schedule Tuesday-Friday 8:00 AM

Saturday 9:00 AM

Weekend Mass Schedule Saturday 5:00 PM

(Vigil Mass)

Sunday 8:00 AM

10:00 AM

Weekday Adoration Monday-Friday

8:30 AM - 9:30 AM

Weeknight Holy Hour Wednesday

7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

First Friday

Adoration 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Tuesday & Thursday after 8:00 AM Mass

Wednesday

7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Saturday: 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM

MERRY CHRISTMAS & WELCOME HOME TO JESUS THE DIVINE WORD CHURCH!

As we interact responsibly with one another during this pandemic, we at Jesus the Divine Word welcome all who are new to our faith

community, returning to the Catholic Church, searching for a spiritual home or simply visiting with us during this Christmas season.

We are glad you are with us. We understand the difficulties associated with these days and want you to feel welcome and at home

whether you are with us physically or through live-stream. It is a blessing to have you here.

If you are interested in learning more about our parish or registering as a parishioner, we invite you to contact our pastor, Fr. John Dakes at [email protected] or any member of our parish staff at

410-414-8304. We also invite you to view other areas of our website - www.jesusdivineword.org – and to download our registration form, the link of

which is on the front page of the website. We look forward to meeting and getting to know you. Welcome!

Dear Friends,

Do you recognize these names? Noble Offspring of David; Spouse of the Mother of God; Foster-Father of the Son of God; Head of the Holy Family; Mirror of Patience; Model of Workmen; Pillar of Families; Comfort of the Afflicted; Hope of the Sick; Patron of the Dying; Protector of the Holy Church. These are just some of the titles associated with St. Joseph. I share them with you today because on December 8th, Pope Francis announced the Year of St. Joseph (December 8, 2020 – December 8, 2021) to coincide with the 150th anniversary of St. Joseph being declared Patron of the Catholic Church by Pope Pius IX in his decree Quemadmodum Deus.

To focus our attention during this extraordinary year on St. Joseph is particularly appropriate as more than 300,000 Americans have died just from COVID-19 related issues; with an unemployment rate of 6.7%, significantly higher from a year ago when it was 3.5%; when we have come to the realization of how much we rely on “essential workers,” whether at hospitals, grocery stores, Walmart or elsewhere; when our patience has grown thin due to restrictions, elections, divisions in our world, nation and Church and much more. In this Year of St. Joseph Pope Francis is calling our attention to the great friend, strong protector, and powerful intercessor we have before the throne of God.

As the Church celebrates this Year of St. Joseph, I will convey with you how we at JDW are observing the year by way of this bulletin, the parish website, Flocknotes and pulpit announcements. In the meantime, beginning today, the Feast of the Holy Family, of which Joseph is the Head, we will conclude our Masses by asking the intercession of the Patron and Protector of the Church. Copies of the prayer will be provided.

“St. Joseph enfold us and those we love and serve in your prayer and obtain for us the daily bread of grace we need for this life.”

Peace and blessings, Fr. John

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Next Week's Word Let us all prepare our hearts for next Sunday’s Mass by reflecting

on the readings in advance. The readings for next Sunday, January 3:

Isaiah 60:1-6

Ephesians 3:2-3a, 5-6 Matthew 2:1-12

“And the Word was made flesh . . . ”

The month of

December is dedicated to the

Immaculate

Conception.

Poor Box

Designation December donations will

go toward purchasing food cards

for the needy. Thank you for your

generosity.

COMMUNITY SUNDAY

The poor box

donations on the third

Sunday of every month

will go to the

St. Vincent de Paul

Society in conjunction

with our parish’s

Community Sunday.

Thank you for your

continued generosity.

Donate your car, truck,

RV, boat, motorcycle,

farm equipment or

airplane to SVDP -

St. Katharine Drexel

Conference

800-322-8284 or

www.svdpusacars.com

The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary & Joseph Jesus the Divine Word Catholic Church

LIVING THE WORD Week of December 27

Theme: A Family Affair

“ . . . They took him up to Jerusalem to present him to the Lord.” Luke 2:22b

Challenge:

How are you/your family fulfilling your promises to the Lord?

WELCOME HOME - COVID UPDATE With the rise of COVID cases in the state Governor Hogan has changed the guidelines for churches and all religious establishments. Church capacity has been reduced to

50%. Since we have not reached 50% capacity due to our faithful following of CDC, State and local guidelines requiring social distancing of 6 feet between

individuals/households and the use of facecloths/masks for everyone at Mass there are no changes at JDW at this time. We continue to take seriously the physical and

spiritual health of our parishioners and want to be sure that at no time is someone at risk while in our church. Everyone’s participation in following all the guidelines as well as the instruction of the ushers is essential for this to occur. This includes keeping

facemasks on when approaching the minister for Communion. DO NOT lower your masks until having stepped away from the minister. After placing the Eucharist in your mouth, then please put your mask on again. For further

information regarding participation please see the parish website. Until further notice the dispensation from the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and

Holy Days of Obligation is still in effect. As a reminder, weekday Masses are celebrated Tuesday through Friday at 8:00 AM

with Saturday Morning Mass at 9:00 AM. Sunday Masses are celebrated at 5:00 PM on Saturday and 8:00 and 10:00 AM on Sunday. Doors open 30 minutes before

Mass. Parishioners may choose to sit in the church (as long as there is room) or go directly to Doran Hall. Both the 5 PM and the 10 AM Masses are live streamed. The Sacrament of Reconciliation is celebrated on Wednesday evenings from

7:00 – 8:00 PM and Saturday afternoons from 3:30 – 4:30 PM between the priest vesting sacristy and Fr. John’s office. Confessions are celebrated either face-to-face or

with anonymity, all depending on the desire of the penitent. Appointments are also welcomed.

Parish offices are open, though on a revised schedule this Christmas week and some staff may be working remotely if they did not take vacation time. Office hours this

week are Tuesday through Thursday 9 AM – 12:30 PM. The best way to reach staff is still through e-mail. All appointments need to be set up in advance through a

phone call or e-mail that proper safety procedures can be guaranteed. Thank you for your continued cooperation and understanding.

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SCHEDULES & STEWARDSHIP

Mass Intentions for December 26 - January 3 Saturday, December 26 Sunday, December 27 Tuesday, December 29 Wednesday, December 30 Thursday, December 31 Friday, January 1 Saturday, January 2 Sunday, January 3

YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT OF OUR PARISH As we celebrate the birth of our Savior and worship Christ who lived, died and rose for us, all while still enduring a pandemic, we thank all our parishioners

who are generously supporting our parish home. Your kindness and support are humbling.

Thank you for recognizing that to continue our service we rely on your continued financial support.

If you have set up a recurring Sunday gift online, thank you. If you have not, please consider doing so while keeping in mind the need to maintain to the best

of our ability the parish ministries and facility.

Setting up a recurring gift online involves only a few simple steps. Please visit our website at www.jesusdivineword.org and click on the button

"Donate - Thank You" to learn more about this important service.

You can also continue to mail your gifts and envelopes to the parish at: Jesus the Divine Word, 885 Cox Road, Huntingtown, MD 20639.

Thank you for your continued support and for your prayers. God bless you.

5:00 PM James Peck (D) 8:00 AM Elizabeth Gaither (L) 10:00 AM Parishioners of JDW 8:00 AM Audrey Soboleski (L) 8:00 AM Nicholas Giver (D) 8:00 AM Linda & Paul Rhodes (L) 4:00 PM Traci Peters (L) 10:00 AM Lissette Fortuno (L) 9:00 AM John Morhiser (L) 5:00 PM Parishioners of JDW 8:00 AM Sandy Feldman (D) 10:00 AM Cardinal Wilton Gregory (L)

NEW YEAR’S OFFICE SCHEDULE

In celebration of the New Year our parish offices will be operating on a revised schedule. Our offices will

be open from 9 AM till 12:30 PM Tuesday through Thursday and will be closed all day

Friday, January 1st 2021.

Regular office hours (9 AM – 3 PM) resume on Monday, January 4th.

On behalf of the parish staff we wish all in our community, all who join us for Mass through our live-streaming and all who are visiting us a very a safe, happy

and holy New Year.

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LITURGY & PRAYER

In the words of St. Francis de Sales, “The bed of the sick

is an altar of sacrifice.”

Please pray for our sick: Nancy Agarwal, Cathy Ashby, Joe & Gionanna Barbaro, Greg Boden-horn , Gus Boehlert, Wally Bowles, Steven Bowling, Marianne Boyle,

Beverly Brooks, Lill Caplins, Peggy Carter, Joann Case-Collins, Bonnie

Chaney, Edward Colgan, Jean Corcoran, Denise Foss, Ferris

George, Mark Goddard, Jimmie Gorski, Jeff Gott, Scarlett Griffin, Thomas Hanson, Nancv Harvey,

Fran Heflin, Marsha Higgs, Al & Ann Hoernschemeyer,

Jenean Jones, Roy Kaiser, Jamie Kearney, Dave Kemeza, Samantha

Key, Ruth King, Earle Kirkley, Patricia Lee, Susan Lees, Brian McAllister Jr., Cristina Miranda, Audrey Mona, Steve Mondorff,

Martha Montana, Maggie Murphy, Pat Nahas, Maria Olga, Laura

Peck, Jeanne Prochownik, Charlotte Rank, Noel Reading, Ron Rice, Steve Rogers, Betty

Russell, Anthony Sefcik, Matthew Skube, Laurie

Smith, Bev Sopp, Bonnie Stauffer, Brian Stevens, Barbara Sullivan,

Burl Thompson, Alfred Titus-Glover, Anna Vavra,

Dave Verona, Sarah Villa, Grayson Voytek, Joanne Watkins, Barbara Weaver, Gary Williams

Heal them, O Lord.

I lift my eyes to you, oh God,

enthroned in heaven.

Have mercy on us, Lord,

have mercy.

~ Psalm 123

MAKING a SPIRITUAL ACT of COMMUNION 1. If you are not ready to return to the parish for Mass, we invite you to join us for our live streamed Mass at either 5:00 PM on Saturday or 10:00 AM Sunday (rebroadcast at Noon Sunday) or 2. Gather with others in your home and begin your prayer with the Sign of the Cross

3. Take time to read and reflect upon the readings for the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph – Genesis 15:1-6; 21:1-3; Hebrews 11:8, 11-12, 17-19; and Luke 2:22-40

4. Share your prayers intentions aloud or offer them quietly in your hearts 5. Pray the Lord's Prayer (Our Father) 6. Offer the following Prayer of Spiritual Communion:

My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the

Most Holy Sacrament of the Eucharist.

I love you above all things, and desire to receive you

into my soul.

Since I am unable to receive you

sacramentally at this time,

come spiritually into my heart.

I embrace you as if you were already there and

unite myself wholly to you.

Never permit me to be separated from you.

Amen. (An Act of Spiritual Communion by St. Alphonsus Liguori)

7. Close with the Sign of the Cross

CRITICALLY ILL or HOSPITALIZED during the CORONAVIRUS?

Caring for the sick is an important ministry of the Church. In this ministry the Church prays for the sick, visits the

sick, provides the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick and Viaticum (one’s last Communion), if a person is dying.

Though we are living in very unusual times at the present due to the coronavirus, we are still committed to ensuring that no one who is sick will be neglected.

If a person is critically ill or dying we are asking that a family member notify the parish office as soon as possible by calling 410-414-8304 and speaking with

either Fr. John (ext. 11) or Bobbie Woollen (ext. 10).

A reminder, too, that the parish emergency phone number (to be used only when someone is critically ill or dying) is 443-624-2692.

Please call only, do not text (it’s a flip phone). Please note, too, that clergy are required to follow certain directives at the hospital and nursing home at this time

and that those directives could change. Thank you.

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2021 CALENDARS AVAILABLE

Church Calendars for

the Year 2021 are available

in the narthex of the church.

SUNDAY AND DAILY MASS READINGS

Interested in finding the texts for the Sunday and weekday Mass online?

Go to

www.usccb.org/bible/readings/

LITURGY & PRAYER

BLESSING OF FAMILIES

Today is the Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. While we honor the sacred

family in which the Savior of the World lived, we also seek to lift up and pray for our own families,

especially in this Year of St. Joseph, the Spouse of Mary and foster father of Jesus.

The feast also presents the Holy Family as the

model for all Christian families. Our family life becomes sanctified when we live the life of the

Church within our homes.

After all Masses today we will offer a blessing for each of our families present

and live-streaming, no matter the make-up of your family.

http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings/http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings/

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these gifts, we pray, by sending

Holy Child, I adore Thee, Newborn

Savior to behold, From heaven,

crossing Earth’s threshold, Born to bring hope to the

world. Holy Child, I exult in Thee, My heart gladdened that You came, Fulfilling joyous news proclaimed For all who call

upon Your name. Holy Child, I pray to

Thee, Who on a glorious night Lay

in humble yet wondrous sight Of shepherds shown heaven’s delight.

Holy Child, I give to Thee More than

praise and gratitude, Joining

with heaven’s multitude In

overflowing love for You. Amen

Heart of the Nation

December 2020 Bulletin

LITURGY & PRAYER

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“O Little Town of Bethlehem”

The fact that Jesus chose to be born in Bethlehem is very

important. Bethlehem is the city where

David was born, the second King of Israel. Jesus, the last King of Israel, by being born in Bethlehem, follows in David’s footsteps as the royal heir to the

Kingdom of God.

Bethlehem is a Jewish word that means “House of Bread.”

Jesus declared Himself to be the Bread of Life in John 6:35. When the Blessed Virgin Mary

placed Jesus in a feeding trough (a manger) for sheep

inside the stable, she gave us a

foreshadowing of the Eucharist – the stable represents the church,

the manger is the altar, and Jesus is the

Eucharist, or the supernatural Bread of Life. We are His sheep who come to the altar

on Sundays to commune with Him.

https://catholicstand.com/christmas

-biblical-reflections/

OUR PARISH & COMMUNITY

THIS YEAR

50/50 Lion Raffle is Here! Cardinal Hickey Academy “Lion Raffle”

Know anyone who could use more money?

Only 200 Tickets will be sold @ $50 per ticket

50% goes directly to CHA 50% to a Lucky Winner!

If 200 tickets are not sold, winner receives 50% of purse.

Will Be Drawn January 15, 2021

Lion Raffle gives anyone a chance to win!

We are requesting families sell/purchase 2 tickets.

Ask a relative, neighbor or friend if they would like a chance at some $$.

Makes a great gift!

The purchaser does not need to be affiliated with CHA.

Please contact the office to request tickets:

[email protected]

Thank you to Debbie Holt for creating our beautiful

Care for Calvert gingerbread house!

Let us together Care for Calvert!

http://www.usccb.org/bible/jn/6:35

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THE WEEK AHEAD AT JDW


Sunday December 27 The Holy Family

Monday December 28

The Holy Innocents

Tuesday December 29

St. Thomas Becket

Wednesday December 30

Thursday December 31 Christmas Eve

Friday January 1

Mary, Holy Mother of God

Saturday January 2

8:00a Mass 10:00a Mass -

livestreamed on JDW website -

rebroadcasted at Noon

8:00a Mass 8:30a Confessions

8:00a Mass

7:00p - 8:00p Adoration in the

church and confessions in

the sacristy

8:00a Mass 8:30a Confessions

4:00p Mass

10:00a Mass

9:00a Mass 3:30p - 4:30p Confessions

5:00p Vigil Mass -

livestreamed

PARISH HAPPENINGS

A strong man who wavered for a moment, but then learned one cannot come to terms with evil, and so became a strong churchman, a martyr,

and a saint—that was Thomas Becket, archbishop of Canterbury, murdered in his cathedral on December 29, 1170.

His career had been a stormy one. While archdeacon of Canterbury, he was made chancellor of England at the age of 36 by his friend

King Henry II. When Henry felt it advantageous to make his chancellor the archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas gave him fair warning: he might not accept all of Henry’s intrusions into Church affairs. Nevertheless, in

1162 he was made archbishop, resigned his chancellorship, and reformed his whole way of life!

Troubles began. Henry insisted upon usurping Church rights. At one time, supposing some conciliatory action possible, Thomas came close to compromise. He momentarily approved the Constitutions of Clarendon, which would have denied the clergy the right of trial by a Church court and prevented them from making

direct appeal to Rome. But Thomas rejected the Constitutions, fled to France for safety, and remained in exile for seven years. When he returned to England he suspected it would mean certain death. Because Thomas

refused to remit censures he had placed upon bishops favored by the king, Henry cried out in a rage, “Will no one rid me of this troublesome priest!” Four knights, taking his words as his wish, slew Thomas in

the Canterbury cathedral.

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Saint of the Week

St. Thomas Becket 1118 - 1170

Feast Day: December 29

Parish offices close at 12:30 PM

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PARISH MINISTRY & SUPPORT STAFF


Please pray for our Military:

Brian Abercrombie, Nolan Baker, Meghan Barrett,

Jordon Clark, Julia Croft, Ryan Croft, Dakota Cross,

Nicholas Dakes, Robert Owen Danford, Joshua

Daniels, Rebecca & Kevin Danis, James Devine,

Tracy Farr, Jacob Floyd, James E. Francis, Thomas

George, AJ Gerdes, Dennis Lloyd Hager II, Ben Hammett, Brian Haynes, Tanner Haynes, Justin

Hickman, Lucas Hornick, Rachel Hornick, Matt Johnson, Dale Lewis,

Taylor Luskey, Mark Matthews, Molly

McCracken, Alex & Erich Muehleisen, Benjamin,

Jacob & Christian Naumann,

Chance Pratt, Joshua Shandy, Austin Spaulding, Jimmy & Shane Tittinger,

Stephen Woollen and for all servicemen & women protecting our

freedom. Protect them, O Lord.

If you know of any names that should be

added or removed from our sick or

military prayer list, please email

[email protected]

Thank you for helping

to keep these lists updated!

410-414-8304 Pastor Rev. John Dakes .................................. Extension 11 [email protected] Permanent Deacon Deacon Ron Burns ............................... Extension 20 [email protected] Director of Liturgy Cecilia Cortes-Peck .............................. Extension 14 [email protected] Director of Music Ministry Cara Tiffin-Johnson……[email protected] Director of Religious Education Karen Burns ......................................... Extension 22 [email protected] Youth Minister Tracey Smith ....................................... Extension 21 [email protected] Parish Accountant Marcia Chaney .................................... Extension 13 [email protected] Parish Administrative Assistant Barbara Woollen ................................... Extension 10 [email protected] Good News Preschool ...................... Extension 15 Patty O'Toole [email protected]

Bulletin Editor Patty O’Toole ........................................ Extension 15 [email protected] Coordinator of Parish Hospitality Sharon Coulson………………………..410-257-9319 Angels in the Kitchen Angela Banyasz ................................. 410-535-9646 Baptism………………………………...410-414-8304 Bereavement Group Renee Bouchard……………[email protected] Bereavement Receptions Sharon Coulson .................................. 410-257-9319 Fran Heflin .......................................... 410-414-3154 Child Protection Karen Burns ....................................... 410-414-2546 Doran Hall Coordinator Bobbie Woollen………….. .................. 410-414-8304 [email protected] Everyone Belongs Parish Office…………………………….410-414-8304 Garments of Grace Sue Stavely ........................................ 301-675-3413 [email protected] Good Samaritans Teresa Chambers…[email protected] Holy Sweepers Parish Office ....................................... 410-414-8304

Knights of Columbus Ed Spicka…...……………………………..585-309-6590 [email protected] Men's Group Jeff Knight………………………………….301-717-1981 [email protected] Natural Family Planning Tiffany Grimes…………………[email protected] Our Lady of the Divine Word Sodality Linda Rhodes……………………………..410-257-5119 Parish Legislative Ambassador Dave Suhosky………………[email protected] Parking Ministry Alex Frederick..…………………………….410-610-0308 [email protected] Prayer Emails Traci Peters………………[email protected] Raphael Ministry Mary Jaensch…[email protected] RCIA Fr. John or Deacon Ron………………….410-414-8304 [email protected] [email protected] Respect Life Ministry Kathy Town….……………………[email protected] Safety & Security Tim Cordero….…………...…[email protected] Seniors Group Harry & Joan Lotis………………………...443-550-3367 St. Vincent de Paul Society Renee O’Neill……………………………...443-684-9261 Technology Ministry Dan Stay……………………………………202-256-2439 [email protected] Walking with Purpose Torie McGirr……………………………….719-659-6849 [email protected] Liturgy Coordinators: Altar Guild Cecilia Cortes-Peck……………………….410-414-8304 [email protected] Altar Servers Father John………………[email protected] Art and Environment Rob and Virginia Soboleski……[email protected] Communion for the Sick………………..410-414-8304 (Raphael Ministry) Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Cecilia Cortes-Peck……………………….410-414-8304 [email protected] Readers Paul Rhodes……………………………….410-257-5119 [email protected] Sacristans John Morhiser…………………[email protected] Ushers Bob Boettinger…………………………….301-412-0228 [email protected] Wedding Coordinator Merry Ellen McGown………[email protected]

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Celebrate with us

the Light

who Shatters the Darkness

2021 New Year’s Mass Schedule

Jesus the Divine Word Church

Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God

(Holy Day)

Thursday, December 31

4:00 PM Vigil

Friday, January 1, 2021

10:00 AM

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