Saint Joseph Catholic Community

915 Liberty Road Eldersburg, MD 21784

443-920-9191

Fax: 443-920-9192 Email: parishoffice@saintjoseph.cc

www.saintjoseph.cc

NNovember 13 2016

Embracing Christ’s Life—Reflecting His Love

The Spiritual Works of Mercy

Eucharistic Celebrations

Sunday Observance: Saturday Evening:

5:00 p.m. Sunday: 8:00 a.m.

10:00 a.m. 12:00 noon 5:00 p.m.

Daily Mass

Our Lady of The Pilar Chapel:

Monday - Saturday 8:30 a.m.

Sacrament of Reconciliation:

Saturdays 4:00 to 4:45,

Sundays 4:20 to 4:50 or

by appointment

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PPastoral Staff

Neville O’Donohue, S.M., Pastor odonohuen@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9191 x330 David McGuigan, S.M., Associate Pastor mcguigand@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9130 Michael Dvorak, Deacon dvorakm@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9188 Vito Piazza, Deacon piazzav@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9106 Karl Bayhi, Deacon bayhik@saintjoseph.cc Lauren Glass, Accountant glassl@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9123 Elizabeth “Biji” James, Coordinator for the Ministry to the Sick and Bereavement jamese@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9107 Maria Klicpera, Parish Administrator business@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9120 William Lantry, Digital Media Coordinator lantryw@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9132 Jean Marriott, Coordinator for RCIA marriottj@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9191 Lyle Peters, Pastoral Associate for Liturgy and Music (P.A.L.M.) petersl@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9110

Kathleen Reid, Pastoral Associate for Service, Justice & Life christianservice@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9113 Nora Rozelle, Director of Religious Education dre@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9102 Ann Schwartz, Pastoral Associate for Youth and Young Adult Ministry schwartza@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9108 Tom Schwartz, Facilities Manager schwartzt@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9119 Rev. John Worgul, Pastoral Associate for Evangelization and Adult Formation worgulj@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9104

Support Staff Parish Office Denise Roberts, Office Manager, Ext. 122 robertsd@saintjoseph.cc Meghan Snyder, Parish Secretary, Administrative Assistant to Pastor Ext. 140 snyderm@saintjoseph.cc Administrative Assistants Theresa Golden- Liturgy Ext. 136 goldent@saintjoseph.cc Doris Gallagher - Youth Ministry & Confirmation Ext. 109 gallagherd@saintjoseph.cc Cathy Nusbaum - Baptism & Shield the Vulnerable Ext. 103 nusbaumc@saintjoseph.cc Mary Ellen Will - Religious Education, PK-8 Ext. 101 willm@saintjoseph.cc

Deadline for bulletin articles is Monday at 9:00 am

Bulletin editor is Dr. William Lantry. Perpetual Adoration Our Lady of The Pillar Chapel adoration@saintjoseph.cc 443.920.9191

Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday 4:00 - 4:45 pm, Sunday 4:20 - 4:50 pm, or by

appointment.

Baptisms: During pregnancy call 443-920-9103

Matrimony: Contact parish at least six months before the prospective date.

Chaminade Parish Center

Hours: Monday.-Friday 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Contact us:

443-920-9191 Fax: 443-920-9192

Email: parishoffice@saintjoseph.cc Visit us on the web at www.saintjoseph.cc

Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/sjcc.church

Follow us on YouTube saintjosephcatholiccommunity.org/sjcc/content/

ministry-video

Emergencies: For emergencies requiring the immediate presence of a priest call 443-920-9111.

Leadership

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL council@saintjoseph.cc Tim Thimmesch – Chair Susan Wilson – Vice Chair Josh Thiem – Vice Chair Gwen Lilly – Secretary AT-LARGE MEMBERS: Matthew Antonishak Laura Bird Megan Channing Carole Gauthier Jimmy Hockett Madeline Jones Gwen Lilly Christy Sommerville Tom White

SERVICE, JUSTICE & LIFE SHARON BORCHEDING, Chairperson

LITURGY KEITH MCQUAY, Chairperson

EVANGELIZATION DIANNE MARTIN, Chairperson

FINANCE BRUCE GOODWIN, Chairperson

FACILITIES ROBERT MUHL, Chairperson

CHRISTIAN FORMATION ROBERT BASTRESS, Chairperson

Parish Pastoral Council

The next Parish Council Meeting is Wednesday, Dec. 7th in the Tonry Room. PPC Meetings are open to all parishioners.

Prayer of the Faithful

For all the sick: Mary Albright, Vicky Lowery, Alicia Brown, Patricia Ritter, Charles Worsley, Carol Herrera, Cathy Chiaramonte, Katherine Griltalis-Jandorf, Jim Albert, David Fish, Chris Gamble, Carolyn Nacewicz, Abigail Fralin, Sam Fralin, Adele Karl, Dot Brill, Les Gilliss, Sharon Layman, Lisa Ball, Kaitlyn Jurney, Braydon Lappin, Dylan Lappin, Jeremiah Rozelle, Richard Bange, Leonard Doorack, Fr. Paul Reich, Jennifer Rytina, Sharon Welsh, Patti Fuller, Charles Plishka, Fay Peters, David Frey, Nellie Worsley, Robert Schult, Alex Ushamirsky, Daniel Fuentes, Denise Kusiak, Cathy McNamara, Alicja Piotrowski, Richard Webster, Pilar Latzlsberger, Nina Anselmi, Anthony Cammarata, Barbara Kreinar, Mary Klair, Jack Hirth, Mark A. Martin…Let us pray to the Lord: Lord, hear our prayer. For all who have died: Jeanne Thompson, David Coyle Sr., John Lehmann, Mary Lehmann, Mary Kathleen Felmey, Sheila Barbera ...Let us pray to the Lord: Lord, hear our prayer.

Readings for Next Week The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe

First Reading: 2 SM 5:1-3 Second Reading: COL 1:12-20

Gospel: LK 23:35-43 www.usccb.org/bible/readings/112016.cfm

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Next Sunday, the Feast of Christ the King, when we mark the end of the liturgical year, Pope Francis will conclude the Year of Mercy and close the Holy Door at St. Peter’s Basilica. We need to prepare to remember the insights and blessings of this year into the future. Personally, I found this Year of Mercy the most powerful of any of the Papal-themed years I have experienced (other than the one I celebrated while living in Rome!). Please know the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy. The Corporal Works of Mercy The Spiritual Works of Mercy Feed the hungry. Admonish the sinner Give drink to the thirsty. Instruct the ignorant Clothe the naked. Counsel the doubtful Shelter the homeless. Bear wrongs patiently Visit the imprisoned. Forgive offenses willingly Visit the sick. Comfort the sorrowful Bury the dead. Pray for the living and the dead Let me address two. Bury the dead: Funerals give us the opportunity to grieve and show others support during difficult times. Through our prayers and actions during these times, we show our respect for life, and we can offer those who mourn a hope in the resurrection.

Attend the funeral Mass of fellow parishioners. Often relatives and friends of the deceased are not familiar with the Mass, and so as a parish, we need to strengthen the participation of the assembly at funerals. Make your own arrangements for a funeral Mass, and clearly state you want to be buried in accordance with Church guidelines, whether this involves a coffin or an urn. Gently encourage relatives and friends who have cremated remains in their homes to bury those remains in a cemetery. Have a Mass offered for those Catholics you know who die and who do not have a funeral Mass.

Counsel the doubtful: Everyone has moments of doubt in their faith journey. Nevertheless, we should always remember that Christ is the Way, the Truth, and the Life, and turn to him along our way.

Proverbs 20:19 tells us, “Listen to counsel and receive instruction, that you may eventually become wise". Are we willing to admit we need counsel? Are we willing to see we can grow in wisdom? Has someone asked you for advice? Think and pray before you offer any. Orient your response to Jesus Christ – what would Christ say if faced with the same issues addressed to you? Accompany a friend who is struggling with believing to join a parish group for faith formation. Encourage a doubting person to seek out a priest or spiritual director. I believe Fr. David McGuigan, Fr. John Worgul and I are experienced in talking with people. We will respect decisions people make.

Rev. Neville O’Donohue, SM Pastor

From the Pastor’s Desk…

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Pray Our Faith

Losing a loved one can be one of the most difficult experiences we have in our lives. St. Joseph Catholic Community's Bereavement Support Group aims to help people navigate through the journey of grieving a loved one. St. Joseph Catholic Community's Bereavement Support Group for the loss of a spouse, parent, sibling or friend will meet on the third Wednesday of the month from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Our next meeting will be November 16th. For more information or to register, please contact Biji James at 443-920-9107 or email jamese@saintjoseph.cc

SJCC’s Cancer Support Group holds mee ngs for people

whose lives have been touched by this disease. The SJCC Cancer Support Group’s

goals are to help people receive emo onal and

educa onal support throughout the experience with cancer. Even though

many people are supported by family and friends when

receiving a cancer diagnosis, the main reason they choose

to join a support group is to be with others with similar cancer experiences. The group offers a safe space to share feelings and challenges while at the same me, learning from

others who are facing similar situa ons.

SJCC’s Cancer Support Group meets on the 2nd and 4th

Thursdays of the month from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. Rosary for

Life for those who have cancer takes place on the 1st

Thursday of every month at 7:00 p.m. or the 2nd

Wednesday of each month at 9:00 a.m. following daily Mass.

For more informa on about the Cancer Support Group, please contact Biji James at

jamese@saintjoseph.cc or call 443-920-9107.

Live Our Faith

Community Thanksgiving Dinner – Food Donation The Shepherd’s Staff hosts a free Thanksgiving Dinner each year for individuals and families who might otherwise be alone on Thanksgiving Day. Complete Thanksgiving meals are also delivered to the elderly and the homebound throughout Carroll County. St. Joseph Catholic Community parishioners for many years have donated food for this dinner Please bring a bag or two of bread cubes for stuffing to the marked cabinet at the Ministry Information Center next to the Parish Office. Join the Make a Meal Ministry Make a Meal Ministry provides a hot, ready-to-eat meal for St. Joseph’s priests, deacons and brothers in thanksgiving for their services to our community. Meals are delivered on Thursday evenings at 6 p.m. Members are scheduled to cook, on average, 3 times per year. For additional information, please contact Lorraine Bonzelet: email p.bonz@verizon.net (put “St Joseph Make a Meal” in the subject line); phone: 410-549-6736.

Are You Receiving a Free Turkey? If you are eligible to receive a free turkey at your grocery store or if your employer is giving free turkeys to its employees, please consider donating it to our St. Vincent de Paul outreach to give to needy families this Thanksgiving or Christmas. Contact Kathy Reid in the parish office.

“Jesus, open my eyes to the glimpses of you I see in others.”

Wedding Bells for you or someone in your family ringing? The general information booklet for weddings at SJCC has been recently revised and is now available. If you or a family member are thinking of getting married at SJCC, pick up one of the booklets at the parish office or at the Welcome Table (after weekend Masses).

Book of the Dead—One of our parish and Church traditions is to place on the altar area a Book of the Dead to include names of deceased Christians. You are invited to list members of your family who have died in the past year and who you would like remembered in the prayers of the faithful at the weekend Masses.

SJCC Christmas Concert: The 2nd Annual Festival of Lessons & Carols will be held Friday, Dec 16, 2016, at 7 p.m. Mark your calendar now! The evening will include the music ensembles of SJCC, Christmas caroling, special music, Scripture readings, and reflections. Take some time away from the hustle and bustle to celebrate the real meaning of the season.

Advent Week of Guided Prayer Would you benefit by having your own personal prayer guide? Are you ready to have a truly unique Advent experience? Have you ever had the Scriptures come alive to you through prayer? If any of these tug at your spirit, please consider signing up for our Advent Week of Guided Prayer that goes from Dec. 4 to Dec. 10. You will be assigned to an experienced prayer guide who will work with you where you are at and can accommodate you and your schedule. For more information, see the Website and the sign-up sheet.

We would like to congratulate Nathan Bird, for his recent appointment to our new leadership role for the Altar Servers, as Trainer/Promotor. He will be responsible for training the new altar servers, as well as promoting and recruiting for this wonderful service to our church. Altar servers are such an important part of our church and we

encourage 5th graders and up to participate. If you would like more information, contact the Altar server coordinator, Linda Schwark @ schwarkl@saintjoseph.cc

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Grow Our Faith

Share Our Faith

Fan the Fire Youth Rally Want to FIRE up your faith? Join us as we travel to York, PA for this awe-some once-a-year event! November 19th 7am-10pm Registration required. Contact Ann Schwartz (schwartza@saintjoseph.cc) for more information

Middle School Youth Group: Friday, November 18th 6:30pm-

8:00pm Join us for an evening of Faith and Fun

Join Fr. Timothy Kenney, S.M., on a special pilgrimage to Spain and France. Share in the celebration of the Bicentennial of the Marianist Family as you tour spectacular Madrid, visit

Zaragoza, where Blessed Chaminade found inspiration, pray at the holy sites of Lourdes and the Chapel of the Madeleine in Bordeaux, and experience vibrant Paris.

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Religious Educa on:

We are looking for a faith filled adult to volunteer as

an adult aide/ co-catechist for 8th grade

on Sunday mornings. Please contact Nora at

rozellen@saintjoseph.cc 443-920-9102 to inquire.

Confirmation Prep 9th grade & older Yr 1 & Yr 2 Confirmation: Sunday 5:00pm Mass: December 4th Year 1: November 13th – Disciple Groups meet this week Year 2: November 27th - Disciple groups meet this week - Lesson 3: Liturgy and Sacraments (Pages 163-182)

High School Mission Trip Team 2016 We Need You! Interested in joining the 2017 Team? This year’s location is Milton, PA on June 18-24, 2017.Registration has begun e-mail Schwartza@saintjoseph.cc for an application and more information!

The Knights of Columbus will have a spaghetti dinner

and movie night on Saturday, Nov19th,in the Faith and

Fellowship hall. Dinner begins at 6:15 p.m. and the movie

will follow at 6:45 p.m. Cost is $3 per person. The movie

“Finding Dory” will be showing. Please bring a

dessert to pass, blankets and sleeping bags for the kids to

watch the movie. Also, be sure to sign up in the Cassidy

Center.

American Flag Retirement Did you know the United States Flag Code

states: “The flag, when it is in such condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem for

display, should be destroyed in a dignified way, preferably by burning.” To celebrate

Veterans Day, Boy Scout Troop 883 will be collecting unserviceable US flags for proper

retirement. You can drop off your worn flags in the collection bin in the Cassidy Center

November 13. Questions: CommitteeChair@bsatroop883.com.

Don’t know what to do with all your plastic shopping bags?? – The

Catholic Daughters of Court St. Joseph #2300 have a great way to

recycle your bags while serving the homeless. We will crochet plastic

mats for the homeless in Carroll County using the plastic bags. Please drop off your plastic shopping bags (all sizes) to the Ministry Information Center

cabinet marked for the “Catholic Daughters” located through the double doors to the right once

you enter the Cassidy Center.

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Financially Speaking Actual Actual Budget

FY17 FY16 FY17 October 29 & 30, 2016 Envelopes/Mailed In $ 13,502 $ 16,293 $ 14,040 EFT - Faith Direct $ 8,090 $ 7,211 $ 7,615 Loose $ 2,540 $ 2,644 $ 2,520 Total $ 24,132 $ 26,148 $ 24,175

Actual FY17 vs. Actual FY16 over (under) $ (2,016) Actual FY17 vs. Budget FY17 over (under) $ (43) YTD Offertory - Week 18 Envelopes/Mailed In $ 253,045 $ 244,795 $ 241,800 EFT - Faith Direct $ 141,692 $ 125,375 $ 137,070 Loose $ 47,157 $ 45,214 $ 43,400 Total $ 441,894 $ 415,384 $ 422,270

Actual FY17 vs. Actual FY16 over (under) $ 26,510 Actual FY17 vs. Budget FY17 over (under) $ 19,624 Poor Box - in pew collection (this week) $ 880 Poor Box - Faith Direct (this week) $ 501 Repairs & Maintenance - in pew collection (this week) $ 337 Repairs & Maintenance - Faith Direct (this week) $ 199 Holy Day - All Saints Day - in pew collection (this week) $ 88

Support Our Faith

33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Weekend of November 12/13, 2016

In today’s gospel Jesus tells his followers

there will be plenty of time for them to bear witness to what he taught and did. He

helped them understand that the Holy Spirit would guide them and help them

persevere in their own stewardship of his gospel even when friends and family

betrayed them. Do our friends and neighbors, or classmates and colleagues, know we are disciples of Jesus Christ? How do we bear witness to Christ each day? Do we hide our faith out of fear of

rejection? Or are we bold in our witness to others? Are we good stewards of Christ’s

gospel?

Faith Direct

Why not make a change this fall in the way you generously support St.

Joseph Catholic Community? Sign up with

eGiving through Faith Direct, which is the most

convenient and secure way for you to make your weekly

offering to St. Joseph Catholic Community. Your

automatic contributions through Faith Direct will

save valuable time for both you and our parish staff. To

enroll, please visit Faith Direct's website

www.faithdirect.net and use our parish code MD80. You can also fill out and mail a

Faith Direct enrollment form from the parish office.

Thinking about a donation to St Joseph’s?

Did you know that one may donate appreciated stock to the St Joseph Catholic Community and get a tax deduction for the current market value and not have to sell the stock and pay the capital gains? A $5,000 cash gift and a gift of $5,000 in

appreciated securities both generate the same charitable deduction. But if you use publicly

traded stocks, bonds, or mutual fund shares that you have held for a year or longer to make your gift, you will receive an additional tax benefit: The IRS allows you to make your transfer to

the St Joseph Community without recognizing capital gains on the appreciation. You can thus leverage a larger donation than you could make with cash — and receive a larger tax benefit — by "buying low and giving high." If you need additional information on anything related to

planned giving, feel free to contact Bruce Good-win at 410 978-0260 or brucegood-

win440@gmail.com

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Advent Day Retreat: Journey with John Saturday December 3, 2016 Basilica of the National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Emmitsburg

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9:00 am In the Basilica Mass with Morning Prayer 10:00 am Father John Worgul’s First Conference: Reflections on “The Dark Night”

11:15 am “For a Surge in Prayer” Experience the Prayer of Recollection

12:00 pm Lunch: Bring Your Brown Bag Visit Pilgrim Sites, Museum Exhibits and Gift Shoppe

1:00 pm Holy Hour in the Basilica with Father John 2.00 pm Father John’s Second Conference: Reflections on

“The Spiritual Canticle” and “The Living Flame of Love.” 3.30 pm In the Basilica: Rosary and Divine Mercy Chaplet

4.00 pm Departure

Organized by the Secular Order of Discalced Carmelites, Frederick, Maryland

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