St Maurice at Resurrection Catholic Church 441 NE 2nd St, Dania Beach, FL 33004

954-961-7777 FAX 954-961-4358

June 3, 2018

PARISH OFFICE

Monday–Friday: 9:00am–5:00pm

CONFESSION

Saturday: 3:00pm (Chapel)

BAPTISM

The baptism of children of registered

parishioners is celebrated on the last

Sunday of each month.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK

This sacrament is celebrated once a

year during weekend Masses and is

available at other times on request.

PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK

Our Parish Care Givers bring the

Eucharist to those who are sick in

hospitals, nursing homes or in their

own residences.

MARRIAGE

Couples contemplating this

sacrament must contact the

Parish office at least 6 months prior

to their desired wedding date.

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday Vigil 4:00pm (Eng)

Sunday 8:30am & 10:30am (Eng)

Domingo 1:00pm (Español)

Mon.-Fri. 8:30am (followed by daily

rosary)

PARISH DIRECTORY

Monsignor Jean Pierre—Pastor

Father Dennis Rausch, Assistance

Vicki McCutchan Office Manager

Sheryl Dillon-Jones—Music

Ashley Ronnan—CCD

www.stmauriceatresurrection.org

Vicki.smarcc@gmail.com

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~Parish Mission Statement~

We are the Family of St. Maurice at Resurrection Parish joined together sacramentally in Jesus Christ, sharing our skills and abilities across the

world to nourish all human hungers. We continually renew our energies by celebrating around the Table of the Lord and grow to be

more effective ministers.

in the name of Jesus. Amen.

RISKING BODY AND BLOOD

"This is the blood of the covenant." —Exodus 24:8

The Last Supper was held in seclusion under the threat of persecution. To keep away those who might disrupt the Last Supper, Jesus arranged for a divine combination of circumstances — a man carrying a water jar was the unsuspecting guide to the home in which the Last Supper was to be eaten (Mk 14:13ff). Throughout the history of the Church, there has been persecution facing those who worship Jesus in Holy Mass. When persecuted in Rome, the early Church held Mass deep in the catacombs under the city. People were mar-tyred if caught at these Masses. Some Catholics in China walk thirty miles to receive the Eucharist. If caught, they risk being put to death. In England dur-ing the persecution of Catholics, priests were hidden inside the walls of hous-es. Masses were held in secret rooms. Many people who attended were caught and brutally martyred. In America and many other countries of the world, we are at present able to attend Mass and receive the Eucharist freely, at least at the time of this writing. Attacks on religious freedom and the Catholic Church may be a portent of persecution to come. Jesus gave His life, that is, His Body and Blood, so that we could receive Him in the Eucharist. If you knew you could be killed walking into the door of Church today, would you still risk your life to receive His Body and Blood?

Prayer: Lord Jesus, this is my body, to be given up for You. Make me a missionary of the Eucharist so as to lead as many as possible to eucharistic love and wor-ship. Promise: "...how much more will the blood of Christ, Who through the eternal Spirit offered Himself up unblemished to God, cleanse our consciences from dead works to worship the living God!" —Heb 9:14

Praise: "Sweet Sacrament, we Thee adore! O, make us love Thee more and more."

Offer tory for May 26 & 27 Offertory …$3,797

Attendance 308 Total ……..$3,797

We appreciate your generosity, thank you!

The Bible Timeline: Join us for FREE

Mondays, 7:00pm, Social Hall

Qs: Call Vicki 954-961-7777

Bring a Bible & Beverage

Thanks to your support, the St. Vincent de Paul Ministry

helped 128 families from April 27 to May 25, 2018. A

big thank you to all parishioners who continue to

support this ministry!

Wondering how you can help?

Donate your toiletries, socks, t-shirts,

shorts, shoes or non-perishable food

off in the Parish Hall every Friday from

10am-12pm.

Thank You

The SVDP Team

Monsignor ’s

Anniversary

Celebration!

What a great time MSGR had seeing a full house

of well wishers.

The food was AMAZING, thanks to the Men’s and

Women’s club!

Thank you for

making this a great day for MSGR!

A B C D C u r r e n t S t a n d i n g

Saturday June 2nd

4:00pm Vicki McCutchan Spl Intentions

Sunday June 3rd

8:30am † Rev. David Punch

10:30am Edward Tillet by Jennifer Stewart

+ Family

† Rev. Gabriel O’Reilly

1:00pm † Rev. Avelino Gonzalez OP

Monday June 4th

8:30am † Rev. Manuel Fildalgo

Tuesday June 5th

8:30am † Rev. John McLaughlin

Wednesday June 6th

8:30am † Msgr. Francis Dunleavy

Thursday June 7th

8:30am † Most Rev. Edward A. McCarthy

Friday June 8th

8:30am † Msgr. Pedro Luis Perez

Saturday June 9th

4:00pm † Rev. John Cotter

Sunday June 10th

8:30am † Rev. Sergio J Garcia-Miro

10:30am Barbara Lombardi by

Annie + Lenny Jaglarski

1:00pm † Rev. Romeo Rivas

Have you noticed the New

Colorful Choir Robes??

The choir is an opportunity for involvement. A church’s ministry is only as effective as the people in its

congregation who choose to get involved. As an exten-sion of the pulpit and a reflection of Heaven, the robes

are a reverent part of our mass . The choir is raising $3,000.00 to pay for the robes.

Please contact the office (954-961-7777)

or our Music Director Sheryl Dillon-Jones (954-253-0567)

music.smarcc@gmail.com.

Thank you!

Congratulat ions!

AMAYA

CLAUDIA

JACOB

MATEO

who receive 1st Holy Communion on June 3rd.

Honor a loved one’s Memory,

Special Intentions, Birthday or Anniversary Make a donation for a Monthly Gift

of the Mass or Candles

Bread $60 | Wine $75 | Candles $50 | Sacristy Candle $40

BOWLING IS BACK! St. Maurice bowling begins Thurs, June 7th!

Where: AMF Pembroke

1904 N. University Dr.

When: 6:00pm (1st mtg. only)

Bowling @ 6:30pm

Contact: Mike Marrale

954.868.9664

All Proceeds go to the

Hunger Program

WHAT’S HAPPENING THIS WEEK??

Mon 4 Tue 5 Wed 6 Thur 7 Fri 8 Sat 9 Sun 10

7:00pm Bible Study Social Hall

7:00pm Men’s Club Tapestry Room

10:00am Bible Study Social Hall

7:00pm Charismatic Prayer Chapel

9:00am Adoration 10:00am BINGO 7:00pm Spanish Prayer 7:00pm Women’s Club 7:30pm Youth Group

9:30am Legion of Mary Social Hall 11:30am Rosary Making & Crafts Social Hall 6:00pm Pray for Life Chapel

10:00am SVDP 7:00pm Coro Latino Chapel

9:00am Pax Christi 9:00am Garden Club Mtg

12:00pm Fire in the Lord

Readings for the Week of June 3, 2018

Jun 3 SUN: THE BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST S Ex 24: 3-8/ Ps 116: 12-13. 15-16. 17-18 (13)/ Heb 9: 11-15

Jun 4 Mon: 2 Pt 1: 2-7/ Ps 91: 1-2. 14-15b. 15c-16/ Mk 12: 1-12

Jun 5 Tue: 2 Pt 3: 12-15a. 17-18/ Ps 90: 2. 3-4. 10. 14 and 16/ Mk 12: 13-17

Jun 6 Wed: 2 Tm 1: 1-3. 6-12/ Ps 123: 1b-2ab. 2cdef/ Mk 12: 18-27

Jun 7 Thu: 2 Tm 2: 8-15/ Ps 25: 4-5ab. 8-9. 10 and 14/ Mk 12: 28-34

Jun 8 Fri: Hos 11: 1. 3-4. 8c-9/ Is 12: 2-3. 4. 5-6 (3)/ Eph 3: 8-12.

14-19/ Jn 19: 31-37

Jun 9 Sat: 2 Tm 4: 1-8/ Ps 71: 8-9. 14-15ab. 16-17. 22/ Lk 2: 41-51

EXCHANGING PEACE IN CHRIST

The salutation, “peace be with you,” was inspired by Jesus Christ’s words upon seeing his disciples during his resurrec-tion. Here’s the story from Luke 24:35-48: 35 Then the two recounted what had taken place on the way and how he was made known to them in the breaking of the bread. The Appearance to the Disciples in Jerusalem. 36 [a]While they were still speaking about this, he stood in their midst and said to them, “Peace be with you.” 37 But they were startled and terrified and thought that they were seeing a ghost. 38 Then he said to them, “Why are you troubled? And why do questions arise in your hearts? 39 [b]Look at my hands and my feet, that it is I myself. Touch me and see, because a ghost does not have flesh and bones as you can see I have.” 40 And as he said this, he showed them his hands and his feet. 41 While they were still incredulous for joy and were amazed, he asked them, “Have you anything here to eat?” 42 They gave him a piece of baked fish; 43 he took it and ate it in front of them. 44 He said to them, “These are my words that I spoke to you while I was still with you, that everything written about me in the law of Moses and in the prophets and psalms must be fulfilled.” 45 Then he opened their minds to understand the scriptures. 46 [c]And he said to them, “Thus it is written that the Messiah would suffer and rise from the dead on the third day 47 and that repentance, for the for-giveness of sins, would be preached in his name to all the nations, beginning from Jerusalem. 48 You are witnesses of these things.

So what does “peace be with you” mean in Catholic Mass? Simply put, the “sign of the peace” is meant to remind us that we cannot become one with the Lord unless we rec-ognize him in the people around us.

INTERCAMBIANDO LA PAZ EN CRISTO

El saludo, "paz contigo", fue inspirado por las palabras de Jesucristo al ver a sus discípulos durante su resurrección. Aquí está la historia de Luke 24:35-48 35 Y ellos contaban sus experiencias en el camino, y cómo Lo habían reconocido al partir el pana. Jesús se Aparece a los Discípulos 36 Mientras ellos relata-ban estas cosas, Jesús se puso en medio de ellosa, y les di-jo: “Paz a ustedes.” 37 Pero ellos, aterrorizados y asustados, pensaron que veían un espíritua. 38 Y El les dijo: “¿Por qué están turbados, y por qué surgen dudas en sus corazones? 39 “Miren Mis manos y Mis pies, que Yo mismo soy; tóquen-

me y veana, porque un espíritu no tiene carne ni huesos como ustedes ven que Yo tengo.” 40 Cuando dijo esto, les mostró las manos y los pies. 41 Como ellos todavía no lo creían a causa de la alegríaa y porque estaban asombrados, les di-jo: “¿Tienen aquí algo de comer?” 42 Ellos Le presentaron parte de un pescado asado, 43 y El lo tomó en las manos y comió delante de ellosa. 44 Después Jesús

les dijo: “Esto es lo que Yo les decía cuando todavía estaba con ustedes: que era necesario que se cumpliera todo lo que sobre Mí está escrito en la Ley de Moisésa, en los Pro-fetasa y en los Salmos.” 45 Entonces les abrió la mente para que comprendieran las Escriturasa, 46 y les dijo: “Así está escrito, que el Cristo (el Mesías) padeceráa y resucitará de entre los muertos al tercer díab; 47 y que en Su nombre se predicará el arrepentimiento para el perdón de los pe-cados a todas las nacionesa, comenzando desde Jeru-salén. 48 “Ustedes son testigos de estas cosasa. Entonces, ¿qué significa "paz contigo" en la misa católica? En pocas palabras, el "signo de la paz" está destinado a recordarnos que no podemos volvernos uno con el Señor a menos que lo reconozcamos en las personas que nos rodean.

Parish Registration -Come Join the Family….. Experience meaningful love and worship by being a part of a dynamic community , joined together sacramentally in Jesus

Christ, supporting life-changing ministries. To join our family, call the Parish Office 954 -961-7777.

Or register Online at www.stmauriceatresurrection.org

Experimente amor y adoración significativos al ser parte de una comunidad dinámica, unida conjuntamente en Jesucristo,

apoyando ministerios que cambian la vida. Para unirse a nuestra Familia llame a la Oficina Parroquial 954 961 7777.

GETTING INVOLVED: MINISTRY HIGHLIGHTS

Share a Meal. Share a Meal is a weekly meal prepared

and served by local churches, businesses, civic groups

and individual volunteers to people in the Broward

County area. A nutritious meal and fellowship is

provided, free of charge, to anyone who wishes to

attend.

We meet monthly in the Social Hall and make a meal

then we pack it up and take it to a local shelter, and

serve to the hungry.

Adults and children are part of this ministry serving

people from all walks of life. The meal we serve may

be the first hot meal they have had in a few days.

Because of our

volunteers people

are sitting down

together enjoying

a meal served

with loving hands.

For more info or

to help with this

ministry, contact:

Barbara Archbold

954-303-6402

Greeter Ministry

Do you have a loving heart and welcoming spirit, and

are a practicing Catholic of faith and prayer? Join the

Greeter Ministry!

At St. Maurice at Resurrection, greeters are the front line

of our church’s hospitality ministry, helping parishioners &

visitors as they enter and leave the church.

In addition to offering a friendly welcoming presence to

those coming to worship, greeters are available to

answer any questions parishioners may have about the

liturgy or the parish. If unable to answer directly, greeters

can find the information or assist by forwarding inquiries

to the appropriate resource.

Members of the Greeter Ministry arrive at church 20

minutes prior to mass, and should be familiar with

often-asked areas of the church: CCD class locations,

etc.

Greeters are a part of

every regularly scheduled

weekend mass, as well as

masses offered during the

Christmas and Easter

Season.

Who is eligible to be a

part of this ministry?

Nearly anyone! If you’re

someone who is

dependable, responsible,

flexible, and has a gift for

hospitality, service, or

evangelization, this ministry is great for you! Individuals,

couples, and even families may serve as greeters. Join us!

For more info on the Greeter Ministry, contact Rose de

Armas: 954-607-8263 or rosedearmas@hotmail.com.