January 20, 2013 – 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Readings: Isaiah 62:1-5–1 Corinthians 12:4-11–John 2:1-11

OFFICE HOURS: 8:30am-2:00pm Monday 8:30am–4:30pm Tuesday–Friday

(Closed: 12:20–12:50pm daily) LITURGY SCHEDULE:

Monday–Friday: Mass times on page 2 Saturday: 5:30pm Sunday: 9:00am, 11:30am & 4:30pm – English

1:30pm- Español Nursery: 9:00am,11:30am & 1:30pm

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Saturday 4:30–5:00pm or by appointment Sunday 12:45-1:15pm (Español) or by appointment

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Thursday, 1:00 – 9:00pm

We celebrate the life of our parish! Please let us know if you are new to the

parish, are moving from it, are celebrating a significant event or are in need of prayers.

Growing in Christ and Living Our Faith through Relationships

A ROMAN CATHOLIC COMMUNITY � 1465 INCARNATION DRIVE � CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA 22901 Office Phone: (434) 973-4381 Fax: (434) 973-1757 E-Mail: office@incarnationparish.org Website: www.incarnationparish.org

Fr. Gregory Kandt, Pastor ~ Fr. Edwin Montanez, Parochial Vicar Rev. Mr. Christopher Morash, Deacon ~ Rev. Mr. Thomas Healey, Deacon ~ Rev. Mr. Bernard Taylor, Deacon

JOIN US FOR FOOD-FUN-FELLOWSHIP: Incarnation Night at BAJA BEAN on Tues., Jan. 15, 5:00-7:30pm, across from Samʼs Club. Just drop your receipt in the labeled box to help support our parish!

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Izzy Menchero: izzy@incarnationparish.org

We welcome all visitors and invite you to join us in the Parish Hall for coffee & donuts after the Sunday morning Mass.

THE FAITHFUL REVOLUTION Next session, Wednesday, January 23

7:00pm in the PAC!

LOST & FOUND: There will be a table set up in the Parish Hall with items from our lost and found. If you have lost an item, please check the table; items not claimed this weekend will be donated to a local charity. Thank you.

HEALTH MINISTRY will hold its biannual meeting on Monday, January 21, at 7:00pm in Room 22. Newcomers welcome!

MEALS FOR A PARISH COUPLE: Our Pastoral Care Team is looking for assistance in preparing and delivering meals to long-time parishioners Frank and Jane O'Leary. If you

can help with a meal (or more than one!), please contact Peggy Rush (985-7169) or Kristen in the Parish Office (973-4381), or sign up online at takethemameal.com (Last name: O'Leary; password: 6461). Thank you for responding to this opportunity for "love in action."

Our next TNT (Theater ʻNʼ Theology) takes place on Friday, February 1, beginning promptly at 7 pm. All are welcome to come watch a movie in our Incarnation Movie Theater (the “Stone Chapel”) with comfortable seating, large

projection, and good sound. Afterwards (the “Theology” part), we discuss the movieʼs relevance to our life in Christ. Our February feature is the 1964 classic Becket. Itʼs a stunning film, adapted by Edward Anholt (who won an Oscar) from the Jean Anouilh play, centering on the stormy friendship between the Archbishop of Canterbury, St. Thomas a Becket, and his English king, Henry II. Superbly acted and magnificently photographed (by Geoffrey Unsworth) on location in England. Stars Richard Burton, Peter OʼToole, and John Gielgud. Childcare can be available for a modest fee if reserved at the Parish Office by January 28. Facilitated by Fr. Gregory. Come watch a great movie with your brothers and sisters in Christ!

The Knights of Columbus Council 3670 will host a pancake and sausage breakfast on Sunday, January 27 from 9:00am until 1:00pm. Cost: $5/person, $12/family.The proceeds of the event will benefit a number of charities! Itʼs a great time to get together with other members of our parish family!

The Parish Office will be closed Monday, January 21

ATTENTION PARENTS OF CHILDREN PREPARING FOR THE SACRAMENT OF FIRST

EUCHARIST Now that we've experienced God's forgiveness in preparing for and celebrating the Sacrament of

First Reconciliation, our focus shifts to preparing for the Sacrament of First Eucharist, the source and summit of our Catholic faith. Our Parent Meeting will be on Wednesday, January 30 from 7:00 to 9:00pm in the Parish Activities Center (PAC). Kindly call Nancy to reserve the Nursery by Jan. 25. Thank you.

TO ALL PARISHIONERS 2012 Individual End-of-Year Financial Statements will be mailed

no later than Friday, January 25. Thank you.

CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION WORSHIP

Deacon Chris Morash: deaconchris@incarnationparish.org

MASS INTENTIONS: January 19-27 Saturday 19: 5:30 Guilia Picciallo (Pat & Mike Crawford) Sunday 20: 9:00 Pat & Patsy Abell (Special Intention) 50th Wedding Anniversary 11:30 Susan Wilcox (Special Intention) (Mom & Peter Wilcox) 1:30 Owen Maher (Mary & Bill Balsam) 4:30 Missa Pro Populo Monday 21: 12:15 No Mass Tuesday 22: 12:15 The Rives Wedʼday 23: 12:15 Nate Long (Nancy & Tom Strassburg) Thursday 24: 12:15 Nate Long (Bill Shea) Friday 25: 12:15 Dan Kleinhesselink (Mary & Tony Sapino) Saturday 26: 5:30 Patricia Mullins (Coppola Family) Sunday 27: 9:00 Helen Orban (Mary & Bill Balsam) 11:30 Susan Wilcox (Special Intention) (Mom & Peter Wilcox) 1:30 Missa Pro Populo 4:30 Bill Owen (Mary & Bill Balsam)

Charlottesville Catholic School ~ CCS www.cvillecatholic.org 434-964-0400

CHRISTIAN FORMATION Nancy Brinkac: nancyb@incarnationparish.org

NO CF Jan. 20 (school holiday). Classes Resume Jan. 27 DID YOU KNOW? from The Great Adventure Bible Timeline series: In the 8th period of salvation history, despite consistent warnings from the prophets, both the Northern and Southern kingdom repeatedly turn from God. Punishment inevitably comes in the form of exile (the name for this period). Israel (the Northern kingdom) falls to Assyria in 722 B.C. The people are deported and scattered among the countries to the north. Judah (the Southern kingdom) hangs on a bit longer, perhaps because God continued to be worshipped in the Jerusalem temple located in the South, where David's royal line maintained its position on the royal throne. For the sake of His promise to David,God continued to "maintain a lamp" in Jerusalem. However, the people did not always obey and were eventually marched into Babylonian exile in 587 B.C. Jerusalem and the Temple are destroyed. The period ends with all that is left of the old Israel - the tribe of Judah - waiting out seventy years in captivity far from home.

SECULAR FRANCISCAN ORDER: Is Christ calling you to walk in the footsteps of St Francis of Assisi? If you are interested in learning more about Franciscan spirituality, or possibly find yourself discerning a call to the Secular Franciscan Order, please visit us. All are welcome! We meet in Room 8 at Incarnation on the first Sat. of each month from 12:15-2:30pm. See PeaceandAllGood.org to learn more, or contact Carl Stacy, OFS at (434) 326-4492. SECULAR ORDER OF DISCALCED CARMELITE Community of Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity meets at St. Francis Church in Staunton on the 2nd Sunday of each month from 11:30am-4:00pm. If you are interested in learning more or if you feel called to a Carmelite way of life, please pick up a brochure on the Programs bulletin board.

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… just as Christ was sent by the Father so also He sent the apostles, filled with the Holy Spirit. This he did so that they might preach the Gospel to every creature and proclaim that the Son of God by His death and resurrection had freed us from the power of Satan and from death, and brought us into the Kingdom of His Father. Vatican II, The Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy #6

YOUTH MINISTRY Patrick Drury: patrickd@incarnationparish.org

SUNDAY DINNER COORDINATOR NEEDED: Youth ministry is looking for someone to help coordinate our weekly Sunday dinners before our middle and high school youth group

meetings. Weekly time commitment is very manageable, and most work can be done from your phone or e-mail. Tasks include touching base in advance with the families who are signed up to provide the meal each Sunday and communicating with the Youth Minister when any issues arise. You would be able to transition this semester with our current meal coordinator to learn the ropes and see how the process works. If you are interested or if you have any questions, please contact Patrick.

The flowers adorning the altar this weekend are offered to the glory of

God and in honor of Pat & Patsy Abell

(50th Wedding Anniversary)

BECOME A PART OF CCS: If you would like your child to learn in a faith-filled, Catholic community with a vigorous academic curriculum, please consider visiting us in 2013! We will host an inquiry tour on Wednesday, January 30 at 9:00am. This is a wonderful opportunity to visit the entire school and meet the administration. Applications for the 2013-2014 school year are being accepted for grades Pre-K through Eighth grade. We encourage all interested families to apply before our February 1 deadline to be considered for the first round. Please contact our Admissions Coordinator, Kim Emmert at 434-964-0400, email at k.emmert@cvillecatholic.org to RSVP for a tour or to schedule another convenient time for you to visit CCS. Additionally, you may visit our website at www.cvillecatholic.org to learn more about Charlottesville Catholic School and how your family can become a part of our nurturing community.

CASA ALMA - THE CHARLOTTESVILLE CATHOLIC WORKER Did you miss our recent presentation at Incarnation? Learn more about this unique Catholic ministry at www.cvillecatholicworker.blogspot.com and watch our video online at www.youtube.com/user/CasaAlmaCW. Casa Alma hosts an open house at 911 Nassau Street every first Sunday of the month from 2:00-4:00pm. All are welcome to stop by to learn more about our houses of hospitality and our efforts to practice right relationship with God, with others, and with the earth. For more information contact Laura or Steve at 409-0804 or email cvillecw@gmail.com.

Charlottesville Catholic Worker ~ Casa Alma cvillecw@gmail.com

To everything there is a season and a time

for every purpose under heaven . . . “. . . a time to be born . . .”

Owen Michael Crawford ~ Grandson of Pat & Mike Crawford Jacob Thomas Devlan ~ Grandson of Tom & Judy Craig

“. . . a time to be healed . . .” Dorothea Anthony, Ginnie Boucher, Stanley Brezinski, Frank Brinkac, Marilyn Buck, Elaine Bunch, Rose Byrne, Jude Campbell, Nancy Chambers, Jenny Balsam-Christensen, Delores Coia, Christine Cormier, Simon Cory, Meliton Costilla, Cox Family, Anna May Cutitta, Joe Crowley, John DʼCosta, Toni Del Bene, Evans DiSantis, Kay Dannals, Alyssa Diver, Thomas Eaton, Nancy Floyd, Matthew Grimes, Ben Guthrie, Fr. Ralph Hamlet, Kelly Hibbs, Jean Holienka, Morgan Huff, Ray Jacquin, Richard Jansen, Michelle Johnson, Maureen Knabb, Tippie Koenig, Helen Krespach, Kitty Kroner, Tyler Lafferty, Alan Leidecker, John Llewellyn & John, Paul Lochli, Diane Lohrer, Amy Martin, Helen Miska, Vito Maltese, Lena Mariotti, Chris Maslyk, Sophia Marie McCandlish, Susan McKeowin, Msgr. Chester Micheal, Ron Mohr, , Vito Morlino, Candice Morris, Ed Morris, Melanie Dinh Morrison, Stanley Narkon, Melvin Nash, Marie Norrisey, Frank & Jane OʼLeary, Kelly Owens, Patrick Paczkowski, Betty & Paul Peck, Katie Prendergast, Kathy Graf Pierce, Bernard J. Pleiss, Bob Pomeroy, Rich Puryear, Rachel Reilly, Kathy Reilly, Chris & Jadea Riener, James Robins, Theresa Ruddy, Patrick Russamano, Anne Russell, Jennifer & David Scheer, Jessica Schnittka, Patricia Schuster, Roger Scott, Bill Shea, Tom Shepherd, Naomi Sissons, Brenda Shortall, Matthew Sweeney, Glenda Voelmeck, Joey Wahlin, Baby McKenna, Pat Velikov, John Vlasis, Jeanne Wagner, Ashlann Walter, Denise Washington, Lisa Weakley, Carole Wells, Rebecca West, Heather Wetzel, Baby Rihanne Elaine Workman.

“. . . a time to love . . .” “. . . a time to die . ..”

“. . . and a time of peace .” Early Dudley, Thomas Dudley, Christopher Jones,

Ron Nolte, Bill O'Hara, Charles Pitt, Chris Rowland, David Wallace

2ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JANUARY 20, 2013

FINANCIAL RESOURCES For the weekend of January 12/13: General Offertory $ 11, 334 Outreach $ 458 Haiti $ 270

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Second Collection- Respect Life- January 19/20 January is Respect Life Month, and every year, parishes in the Diocese of Richmond celebrate Respect Life Sunday on the 3rd weekend of January to pray for and to promote a greater respect for the sanctity of all human life from conception to natural death. This Sunday, we will take a second collection to support ministries and programs of our Diocese that serve to defend and promote the dignity of all human persons – please give generously. If you would like to learn more about the ways you can help build a culture of life and civilization of love in our parish, get in touch with Kristen in the Parish Office.

EVENTS & OPPORTUNITIES office@incarnationparish.org

EVEN KEEL: A support group for people suffering from depression is ongoing. If you are in need of some peer support, please call Patricia Pollock at 434-296-7031. THE OFFICE FOR BLACK CATHOLICS invite you to join us as we honor the dream and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday, January 21,11:30am, Holy Rosary Catholic Church, 3300 R Street, Richmond, VA 23223. A reception is immediately following. Please contact Kathy Hughes for more information, obc@richmonddiocese.org or (804) 622-5262. ENGAGED ENCOUNTER: Encounter weekend January 25-27, at the Cavalier Hotel in Virginia Beach. Register online and get more details at www.richmondvacee.org/registration.htm or send email inquiries to engagedencounter@gmail.com. SAVE THE DATE-Annual Diocesan Scout Mass: All Catholic Scouts are invited to attend the Scout Mass, an annual gathering of all scouts (boys/girls) from around the diocese. This gathering is a celebration of Catholic Scouting. During the Mass, scouts who earned a religious emblem in the past year will be recognized; awards will also be given recognizing those who have served Catholic Scouting with excellence in the Catholic Diocese of Richmond. This yearʼs Mass is on March 3 at Saint Bede Catholic Church, Williamsburg, at 2:00pm.

Twinning with the Little Brothers and Sisters of the Incarnation, Pandiassou, Haiti

JUSTICE AND CHARITY MINISTRY Kristen Schenk: kristen@incarnationparish.org

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USCCB Department Director to Talk at Incarnation: On Sunday, January 27, we will welcome Dr. Steve Colecchi, Director of the Office of International Justice and Peace at the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to Incarnation to speak about the churchʼs teachings on war and peace throughout history and today, especially as a way of

processing our recent hosting of the “Eyes Wide Open” exhibit at Incarnation in November. We hope this will be a chance for learning, opening a dialogue, and connecting our faith to the presence of war and conflict in our world and how we might understand these issues. Please plan to join us in the PAC/Stone Chapel at 10:15am, immediately after the 9:00am Mass, for this adult faith formation opportunity. ART SHOW FOR HAITI: On Fri., Jan. 25, Incarnation will host an art show and evening of wine and cheese to highlight the talent of artists within our parish and to raise money for justice and charity ministries. Twenty-five percent of all sales and 100% of all admission donations from the show will go to these ministries. SAVE the date on your calendar and plan to join us! For now, though, we are in the process of planning and are looking for artists--painters, sculptors, photographers, etc.--and authors who are willing to read their work who would like to join the show. Please contact Tom Craig (293.5679) for details or to let us know youʼd like to be a part of this! CATHOLIC ADVOCACY DAY: With the upcoming start of the legislative session in Richmond comes Catholic Advocacy Day on

Thursday, January 31—a chance for Virginiaʼs Catholics to come together and voice our opinions about proposed state legislation that relates to issues such as health and social concerns, immigration, respect for all life, Catholic education, and family life. Participants will be able to meet with their senators and state delegates, and, though anyone is welcome to talk, each meeting will be led by a spokesperson who presents the issues and asks for the legislatorʼs support before hearing his/her position on it (so there is no need to be nervous or to feel “not qualified

enough”). Again this year, the Virginia Catholic Conference is chartering a bus from Charlottesville. See the bulletin board in the Narthex for details; registration is available online at vacatholic.org or by mailing a registration form from the bulletin board. The $10 registration fee covers morning refreshments, lunch, bus transport, and materials. Contact Mike Brinkac (mnbrinkac@comcast.net) with questions and/or to let us know that youʼll be joining us so we can keep track of the bus list. IMPACT UPDATE Last week, we gave you the update about the ongoing jobs/youth unemployment campaign and the proposed first-rung healthcare collaborative. IMPACT is engaged in a second campaign on homelessness; research began in December on this issue. So far, the team has met with PACEM, OK Collaborative, TJACH/The Haven, Region Ten PATH, and Region Ten Dual Recovery Center. We have learned that the number of homeless or unstably housed children in our community has been rising. The chronically homeless account for 35% of greater Charlottesvilleʼs homeless population, while the national average is 25%. The January 2012 Point-in-Time survey estimated 232 homeless adults. This year over 450 children have been identified through the local school systems to be homeless. As progress toward a solution is made, weʼll keep you up-to-date in the weeks to come. GREEN TEAM REMINDER: As a reminder, Incarnation and our parish Green Team are committed to both recycling and composting and encourage you to participate as well. Guides for what can and cannot be recycled and composted are available on the Green Team bulletin board in the hallway or on the Green Team page of the website. Recycling items can be placed in the large orange dumpster at the back of the parking lot; the compost bins (which will help to fertilize our garden this spring) are at the back of the grassy area to the right of the church. Thanks for your commitment to caring for Godʼs creation in these two ways! PARISHIONERS IN NEED OF RIDES: A parishioner generally has a ride to the 4:30pm Mass but occasionally needs someone to fill in when her ride is out of town or busy. If you have questions or can help this parishioner to attend Mass with our community, please contact Kristen. HABITAT BUILD DAY: Weʼre grateful to everyone who has helped with our Habitat for Humanity sponsorship thus far! We have three dates remaining: 2/16, 3/16, and 4/20. Being a part of a construction crew requires no experience (training is provided) and is a lot of fun! Please look for the sign-up sheets in the Narthex. PREGNANCY CENTER HELP NEEDED: Do you have a special sensitivity for a woman or teen in an unplanned pregnancy situation? Have you wanted to be Godʼs hope and love to the hurting? Every day, there are those who walk into the Pregnancy Centers facing one of the scariest moments of their lives. They need a caring listener who can help them to sort out their situation. We are beginning a winter counselor training class. To learn more or to sign up, call Pat at 817.4554. You will be blessed as you serve others!

PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY The Health Ministry has started a "Prayer Shawl Ministry". The shawl serves as a mantle and sign of God's healing presence to strengthen someone who is weary, to ease their suffering and to comfort them when in pain or when they feel alone. The shawls are made with love by parishioners. Prayer shawls are available in the Parish Office. There is no cost for the shawl. Donations are accepted.