October 11, 2015 - St. Mary`s Parish

October 11, 2015
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Parishioner Services
Sacramental
◊ Infant Baptism: Registered parishioners may call the Rectory Office at 410-263-2396 for information about Baptisms at St. Mary's.
Baptismal Preparation Classes: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at 6:30 PM at St. John Neumann Church.
◊ First Reconciliation and First Holy Eucharist: Please call our Office of Faith Formation at 410-990-4225.
◊ Confirmation: Please call our Office of Youth Ministry at 410-990-4063.
◊ Marriage: Registered parishioners may call the Rectory Office at 410-263-2396 for information about parish weddings.
◊ Pastoral Care of the Sick: Eucharistic ministry to homebound, post-hospitalizations, and hospice. Please call the parish office with
your request or if you are unable, please have a close family member call the Parish office at 410-263-2396.
◊ RCIA: Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) is a series of weekly meetings for adults who are considering becoming Catholic.
Call Deacon Leroy Moore for information at 410-990-4215.
Liturgical Ministries
◊ Altar Service Ministry: Roi-lyn Meehan, 410-903-3323 or Scott Meehan, 443-848-0948, altarservers@stmaryschurch.org,
◊ Eucharistic Ministry: Fr. Kevin Milton, kevjohn424@gmail.com
◊ Lector Ministry: John Robinson, stmaryslectors@comcast.net
◊ Music Ministry: Ceil Ambrosetti, cambrosetti@stmarysannapolis.org, Harry Thompson, stmarysorganist353@comcast.net
◊ Usher Ministry: Larry Thrasher, 443-510-6610 ushers@stmaryschurch.org
Outreach
◊ Birthright: Birthright Helps any girl or woman regardless of age, race, creed, marital or economic status, who feels distressed by an
unplanned pregnancy. 410-384-7700
◊ English as a Second Language: Eneida Green, 410-800-4717 Eneida_green@yahoo.com
◊ St. Vincent DePaul Outreach: Mondays from 7 - 8:00 PM; Wednesdays from 2 - 4 PM; at St. Mary’s Church
◊ 24 Hour Help Line for Crisis Pregnancy: 1-800-550-4900
General
◊ New Parishioners: Registration forms are available at our parish office, or at www.stmaryschurch.org.
◊ Bulletin: Information considered for publication in our weekly bulletin must be submitted to mmurray@stmarysannapolis.org. no
later than Monday 9:00 AM prior to the publication date. All notices about fund raising events must be pre-approved through our
Office of Advancement. To place an ad in our bulletin, please call Diocesan Publications at 1-800-233-8200.
St. Mary’s Church
410-263-2396
Redemptorist Community
Preaching Plentiful Redemption
St. John Neumann Church
410-266-2498
Very Rev. John Tizio, C.Ss.R.
Pastor
410-990-4011
St. Mary’s
Office of Faith Formation
410-990-4225
St. Mary’s Elementary School
410-263-2869
St. Mary’s High School
410-263-3294
St. Mary’s Hispanic Office
410-990-4015
St. Mary’s Youth & Young Adult
Ministry
410-990-4014
Office of Parish Advancement
410-268-3467
St. Mary’s Business Office
410-990-4042
frtizio@stmarysannapolis.org
Rev. Andrew Costello, C.Ss.R., Vicar
Rev. Patrick Flynn, C.Ss.R.
Rev. Charles Hergenroeder, C.Ss.R.
Rev. Joseph Krastel, C.Ss.R.
Rev. Miguel Martinez, C.Ss.R.
Rev. Kevin Milton, C.Ss.R.
Rev. David Verghese, C.Ss.R.
Deacon Leroy Moore
In Residence
Rev. William Guri, C.Ss.R.
Rev. Eric Hoog, C.Ss.R.
Rev. Alphonse Olive, C.Ss.R.
Bill Cable
Pastoral Council President
pc@stmarysannapolis.org
Fred Haller
St. Mary’s School President
410-990-4235
Mindi Imes
High School Principal
410-263-3294
Steve Beard
Director of Faith Formation
410-990-4062
Stephen E. Means
Chief Administrative Officer
410-990-4035
Rebecca Zimmerman
Elementary School Principal
410-263-2869
Deacon Leroy Moore
Director of Liturgy
410-990-4215
Phil Jones
Director of Parish Advancement
410-990-4113
For a complete listing of our ministries and organizations visit www.stmarysannapolis.org
St. Mary’s Parish
Annapolis, Maryland
Dear Parishioners,
This weekend we honor the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus in 1492. This Italian-born explorer and navigator, Christopher Columbus
was a practicing Catholic and had a keen interest in the Bible and interpreted
his missions in terms of God’s Providence, naming one of his 3 boats the
“Santa Maria” in honor of Our Blessed Mother. He, perhaps the greatest explorer the planet has ever known, radiated a sense of dream, dare, excitement
and energy that is part of the Italian genius.
Keep in mind that, for Columbus, his voyage of discovery was a work of
evangelization. On board were missionaries; his first act upon landing in the
New World was to plant the cross, claim the new lands for Christ and His
Church, and ask the missionaries to offer Mass.
As the Roman roads provided Peter and Paul, those first apostles, and the missionaries of the first centuries the way to spread the faith, so did the seas give Columbus the chance to serve his first sovereign,
Jesus Christ.
As an Italian, though, Christopher Columbus was used to discovery; discovery was in his Italian nature.
As an Italian, Christopher Columbus was raised to discover God in everything;
God was there in His Son Jesus Christ and His Church, in liturgy and sacraments;
God was there in the awe of a cathedral, a fresco by Giotto, a canticle by Francis of Assisi, a poem by
Dante;
God was there in a crucifix by Cimabue, music by monks, a Madonna at a street crossing, a sunset in
Tuscany;
God was there in the aroma of bread and the taste of local wine, the love of a wife and the embrace of
children; God was there in village, family and friends.
God was always there to be discovered, as Italians such as Redemptorists Alphonsus Liguori of Naples
and Gerard Majella of Materdomini (whose feast is this Friday, October 16), Thomas Aquinas, Ambrose
of Milan and Bonaventure had taught.
Life revealed God everywhere, and no part of His creation, even though uncharted, was beyond the
pale of His loving providence.
I guess, had the Italian Christopher Columbus not done so, someone else could have discovered America.
But it was indeed one born in Genoa, one who had the culture of Italy in his bones, who claims the title.
This son of Italy realized that this discovery was not just some navigational feat with geographical, economic and political implications, but an act of faith, an act flowing from the very purpose of life: to find
God everywhere, in everything, in everybody, for God is radiant, alive, brimming over with love and excitement, just waiting for us to discover Him and claim Him. Happy Columbus Day!
God Bless America and God Bless Us All
Fr. Tizio
Email: frtizio@stmarysannapolis.org
Pastors Pun: What do you call someone who puts poison in a person's corn flakes?
A cereal killer.
October 11, 2015
Masses and Intentions
Sunday, October 11
7:00
Purgatorian
8:30
Anne Everett Quinn
10:30
Kathy Smolen
12:30
Hugh McKenna
5:30
Depayne Middleton
Sunday, October 11
SJN
7:30
St. Mary’s Parishioners
9:00
John Calabrese
11:00
Sheila Dee Armentrout
1:00
Otto Reyes (L)
5:00
Victor King
Monday, October 12
6:45 SM
Purgatorian
8:00 SJN Samuel Ballay
12:10 SJN Leona Demay Sutton
Tuesday, October 13
6:45 SM Purgatorian
8:00 SM Mitchell M. Cook
Wednesday, October 14
6:45 SM
Purgatorian
8:00 SJN Joseph Lonergan
12:10 SJN Daniel Cotter
Thursday, October 15
6:45 SM Purgatorian
8:00 SM Tim Stansbury
Friday, October 16
6:45 SM Purgatorian
8:00 SJN Charles & Enid Granado
12:10 SJN Anthony & John Rossello
Saturday, October 17
6:45 SM Purgatorian
8:00 SM Sean Cannon
4:30 SJN Julia Lozinski
5:00 SM Lewis Norwood
6:30 SJN
Sunday, October 18
7:00
Purgatorian
8:30
Gene & Claire Carlin (L)
10:30
John Palermo, Sr.
12:30
Monie Werthmann
5:30
Thomas Francis Marie Elliott
Sunday, October 18
SJN
7:30
St. Mary’s Parishioners
9:00
Joseph Diamond
11:00
Members of LAOH
1:00
Porfirio Reyes
5:00
Janes C. amend
Baptism Class
The next Baptism classes
will be offered on Tuesday,
October 13 and October 22
in Seelos Hall, SJN at
6:30PM. Please call the Parish office
to register.
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Spirituality Pillar
Faith At The Table
Danger of riches
Jesus said, “It is easier for a
camel to go through the eye of a
needle than for someone who is rich
to enter the kingdom of God.”
(Mark 10:25)
Adult: How can the pleasures and
comforts of this world become
barriers to your relationship with
God?
Child: What favorite toy, game,
video, etc. of yours would you be
willing to share with someone this
week?
Prayer Requests for the Sick
Michael Mattingly, Thom as
Wohlgemuth, Dr. Ralph Coan, Brett
Stratton, Mary Kathy Grzeskiewicz,
John Moeller, Pat Nahas, Stephanie
McCaslin, Mary C. Mooney, Frank
Litko, Allison Greenwood, Azelie
Guenther, Loretta Schneider, Maria
Tirschman, Bridget Peters, Barbara
Roberts, Joanne Cardine, Gary
Hopkins, Amy Hopkins, Sue Dunn,
J.D. Magnolia, Nancy Lyons, Gov.
Larry Hogan, George Lynch, Bob
Love, Steve Schneider, Arthur
Hathaway, Richard Wirth, Dane
Ruttum, Don Kumer, Phil Jones, Geri
Lupinski, Dolores Ann Lewis, Megan
Murray, Norah Pons, John Wirth,
William Anderson, III, Liz Roberts,
Tom Harbach, LTJG Joseph “Joey”
Breen, USN, Dorothy Brown White,
Brindon Barniea, Laura Benningfield
Deceased: James Ross, Raphael J.
O’Neil, Jr., Susan McAleer
Consecration of
St. Louis De Montfort
Would you like to discover the
most simple, easiest and direct path
to becoming closer to Jesus? the
Consecration of St Louis De
Montfort's True Devotion to Mary
does just that. Our Blessed Mother's
only desire is to bring you to her
Son. It is a simple process that
takes just a few minutes of prayer a
day. What do these people have in
common-Mother Teresa, John Paul
II, Maximilian Kolbe. They all attribute
their great faith and holy works to
making this Consecration.
Join us after the 8AM Mass
Saturday October 31st in the youth
room (off the Mary garden). You will
be inspired by our guest speaker
and light refreshments will be
served. Call 410-757-0635 or 410280-1448 for more information.
Perpetual Eucharistic
Adoration Chapel
"The Blessed Sacrament is the first and
supreme object of our worship. We must
preserve in the depths of our hearts a constant
and uninterrupted profound adoration of this
Precious Pledge of Divine Love".
St Mary Euphrasia Pelletier
A Holy Invitation
You are cordially invited to spend
an hour with the True Presence of
Jesus Christ at St. Mary’s Perpetual
Eucharistic Adoration Chapel. This
sacred devotion urgently needs
committed adorers of the Blessed
Sacrament.
Any hour and day of your choosing.
RSVP: MaryAnn at 410-267-6437,
(mam72943@gmail.com); Maureen at
410-263-0812 (jrmcint@verizon.net);
Tammy at 410-757-0635
(twlbeigel@yahoo.com); Elaine at 301Taizé Prayer
353-1042 (enlarison@aol.com) ;
T a iz é
p r a ye r ,
a Peggy at 443-534-2767
beautiful, simple form of (peggmorris@gmail.com).
contemplative prayer,
will be offered in the
Memorial Mass
chapel at SJN on Wed.,
Bethany Bereavement Ministry
Oct. 14 from 7:30–8:20 p.m. Step invites everyone who is mourning a
out of the rush of everyday life and loved one to our Annual Memorial
rest in a deeper quiet. All are Mass on November 8 at 9:00 at St.
welcome. For more information, John Neumann. After Mass, there
c o n t a c t S u e W e n tw o r t h a t will be a reception in Seelos Hall for
(clarewentworth@gmail.com).
those who are grieving.
St. Mary’s Parish
Community Pillar
Parish Library
Annapolis, Maryland
Extraordinary Ministers of
the Eucharist
Share in the special ministry of
Extraordinary Ministers of the
Eucharist. If you or someone you
know, who is a practicing and
confirmed Catholic, would be
interested in this ministry, please
come to the training session on
Saturday, October 31 from 9 to
10:30am at St. John Neumann,
Seelos Hall. Current ministers of the
Eucharist are invited to attend (not
mandatory), please contact Mike
Baird at pmbaird@verizon.net or 410263-6985 if you are planning to
come.
Anne E. Carr's new study "A
Search for Wisdom & Spirit," is
perhaps the first sustained work by
a theologian on Thomas Merton's
theology of the self. Her book focuses
on Merton's relentless search for the
place and meaning of one's true self
in relation to one's quest for union
with God. Merton's reflections
evidence a profound concern for the
social issues of the world. It is
in the integration of the interior and
the social that Merton addresses
Ranger Rosary
some of the deepest needs of
We are so grateful to be able to
contemporary readers. Available in
the Spirituality section of the St. send rosaries to the VA hospitals and
Nursing Homes. Our faithful rosary
Mary's Parish Library.
makers have allowed us to be able to
Separated & Divorced
send each a box with the offer of
At St. Mary’s we understand the ordering m ore, as m any as
special needs of the separated and needed. There are close to 200 of
divorced, and affirm that they and these facilities. We can do this and
their families truly belong and have still continue to send to our
much to offer the Church community. Chaplains on active duty thanks to
Join us for the next discussion y o u r g e n e r o u s s u p p o r t .
group beginning on October 18. The
How many of these Veterans will
group meets Sundays from 6:30- love to have a tender Mother like
8:00 PM in the Neumann conference Mary at their side. She will bring them
room in St. Mary’s Rectory. We use close to her Son especially at the
the book “Divorce and Beyond”. time they need Him the most when
(books will be provided). If interested they are alone and away from the
please contact Daryl Roberts at support of their families. Join the
derannapolis@comcast.net or call rosary makers each Wed. at SJN
443 534-8161.
from 9-12. You can go to the 12:10
Mass and Novena of Our Lady of
Respect Life
Perpetual Help afterwards.
St. Mary’s Respect Life and r a n g e r r o s a r y i n c @ v e r i z o n . n e t ,
Religious Freedom will meet www.rangerrosary.org .
Tuesday, October 13, at 7:00 pm in
the Neumann conference room at St.
Seeking to Reconnect or
Mary’s. All are welcome.
Revitalize Your Marriage?
Come to the Water
Bethany Bereavement Ministry
invites all who are grieving the death
of a loved one to attend a 4 week
workshop under the direction of
Chris Cable, LCPC. The meetings
will be held in St. Mary’s Upper
Sacristy on 4 Wednesdays from 7:00
to 8:30 pm on Nov. 11, 18, 25, and
Dec. 2. Anyone interested should
call Mary at 410-268-2379.
MARRIED AND IN LOVE - MOST
OF THE TIME - Saturday, October
24, in Seelos Hall at SJN. This
special one-day retreat of renewal
and enrichment is open to all married
couples. For more info, contact Fr.
Charlie at cmhergen@gmail.com or
to register, stop by or phone the
parish office at 410-990-4023.
Veterans of St. Mary’s
DID YOU KNOWC
As of August 31, 2015,
there are 1305 satellites
orbiting earth, of which
549 are American, 142
Chinese,
and
131
Russian. 152 of our 549 are military.
Calling Habitat Volunteers!
Habitat of the Chesapeake and the
Annapolis Interfaith Coalition is
beginning an exciting house rehab at
123 Clay Street next month. All the
Saturday builds over the next 2 years
will be reserved for our hometown
faith organizations. A team of five St.
Mary’s parishioner volunteers will be
working on Saturday, Oct. 24, with
another build on Saturday, Jan. 16
and more build dates to come in
2016.No ex perienc e or tools
necessary. Must be 16 or older and
under 18 must have an adult sponsor.
Habitat ReStore volunteers are in
short supply. Opportunities available
any day of the week at multiple store
sites in the area - ages 15 and over,
with a wide variety of
activities. Contact Dave Openshaw at
dbopenshaw@verizon.net.
Interested in more? The St. Mary’s
Habitat Ministry is looking for
parishioners to take on leadership
roles to manage more activities.
Secular Franciscan Order
Are you interested in social
justice, climate change, care for
creation, service to the poor? To
learn more about Secular
Franciscans, please come to an
open house meeting on Saturday,
October 17 at St. John the
Evangelist
in the School Youth
Room. A light breakfast and social
followed by a typical meeting will
begin around 9:15 (after the 8:30AM
Mass). Questions will be answered.
For more information, call Joan
Kvetkas, OFS, at 410-266-3315.
October 11, 2015
October Environmental
Forum on Papal Encyclical
Thursday October 22nd is the
parish open forum on Pope Francis’
encyclical Laudato Si. All are
welcome to attend to hear a variety
of perspectives on the document
and to ask questions of the panel.
This week the focus is on the
connection between environmental
degradation and social degradation.
Pope Francis’s states, “Nature
cannot be regarded as something
separate from ourselves or as a
mere setting in which we live. We
are part of nature, included in it and
thus in constant interaction with itO
We are faced not with two separate
crises, one environmental and the
other social, but rather with one
complex crisis which is both social
and environmental. Strategies for a
solution demand an integrated
approach to combating poverty,
restoring dignity to the excluded,
and at the same time protecting
nature.” He reminds us that human
societies depend on natural
resources to provide a stable
foundation. By using natural
resources unsustainably human
societies are degraded and made
vulnerable to collapse. Pope Francis
shows us that to serve and protect
humanity we must also protect and
sustain the natural resources all
humans need to survive.
40 Days for Life Campaign
September 23 - November 1
Be a Voice for the Voiceless.
Please
go
online
to
www.40daysforlife.com/annapolis
and sign up for just one hour a
week. Jesus said, “O can you not
stay awake for one hour?" “Amen, I
say to you, whatever you did for one
of these least brothers of mine, you
did for Me.” (Mt 25:40) "The only
thing necessary for the triumph of
evil to prevail is for good men to do
nothing" Edmund Burke.
For more info call 410-757-884 or
email carolynschumaker@verizon.net.
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Silver Saints
Speaker Series Luncheon
Seelos Hall, Monday, October 19th,
11am – 2 pm
Join us to hear guest speakers
from the Archdiocese and Partners
in Care discuss current issues with
care for seniors and available
resources for our parishioners.
We will also attend the 12:10
Mass. Light lunch will be served. For
more information: Lily Openshaw at
laopenshaw@verizon.net or call
(410) 271-6481.
Education
Pillar
St. Mary’s Elementary School
“Be a Witness of Mercy”
Pope Francis
10/20 - Gr. 5 will provide lunches
for the Light House Shelter
10/22 - Grades 3-5 Mass, 9:15 AM
10/22 - Gr 4 will visit Londontowne
10/27 - Grades K-2 Prayer Service,
8:30 AM
The very generous St. Mary’s
Elementary School families donated
4,800 pounds of food to Food Link
on Friday, September 25 t h ,
Maryland’s “Day to Serve”. This is
the most food ever donated! This
huge outpouring will keep food on
the shelves until December. Food
Link wrote, “What a difference
SMES makes with this food
drive. Thank you, Saints!” .
Young Adult Ministry
All young adults are encouraged
to join “Anne Arundel Catholic
Young Adults” on Facebook for
information about events and
activities for our young adult
community. Activities include:
Theology on Tap, Holy Hours, social
events, service opportunities, social
justice advocacy and more!
High School Highlights
We had a fun filled week of
activities for the students, faculty and
staff as we celebrated Spirit Week
2015, our Homecoming game on
Friday against Pallotti High School,
and the Homecoming dance on
Saturday.
Once again, we are proud to
announce that we had several
students who qualified as
commended students of the 2016
National Merit Scholarship Program.
Congratulations to Katherine Rixey,
Jack Catoe, Anne Hayburn, Brendan
Kiteley, and Kathleen Bisson. We are
very proud of their academic
achievement.
We ask that you pray for the
group of senior students who will be
attending a Kairos retreat this week.
May they find that the time they
spend exploring their faith will bring
them closer to God in many ways.
Faith Formation
On Sunday, October 18th, please
join us after the 8AM Family Mass as
our Adult Faith Enrichment Series
continues in Marian Hall – our
facilitator is Diane Beliveau who will
address the topic, Quiet Sacrifice.
Join us for coffee and lively
conversation about our Catholic faith.
Youth Soccer Shootout
The Annapolis Council of the
Knights of Columbus will hold their
annual Youth Soccer Shootout this
Sunday October 11 at St. John
Neumann turf field on Bestgate
Road from 2:30-4.pm The event is
for boys and girls from Kindergarten
through high school. Prizes will be
awarded in each age category and
St. Mary’s Spirit Night
Wednesday, October 14th from 3 lunch will be provided to all
-9PM at California Tortilla, Festival participants. For more info see the
at Riva Shopping Center. Just say Knights of Columbus website or
contact Jeff Bunker at
“Saints”!!
jeff.sma@verizon.net.
St. Mary’s Parish
Annapolis, Maryland
Finance Pillar
Parish Support
September 27, 2015
Offertory
$47,083.65
Restoration & Maintenance
$12,715.50
Poor Box
$1,424.80
Thank you for your continued
generosity.
Please write your envelope
number on your check. Thank you
to those who already write their
envelope number on the memo line.
Please DO NOT use tape or
staples to seal the envelopes.
Please use blue or black ink
only when writing a check to
St. Mary's. Due to the new
check processing system,
checks written in ink other
than black or blue are rejected
by the processing machine
and have to be completed by
hand. Your assistance in this
is greatly appreciated.
World Mission Sunday
School is in Session
Making a gift each year to St.
Mary’s Fleur-de-Lis Fund preserves
St. Mary’s legacy of excellence.
Help us kick off our new year by
giving! Give online at
www.supportstmarys.org; by mail:
St. Mary’s Fleur-de-Lis Fund, 109
Duke of Gloucester Street,
Annapolis, MD 21041; or by phone:
410- 268-3467. You make the
difference!
Once Upon A Time…
Join us on Saturday, Dec. 5 for
the 30th Annual Auction. Whether
you go to the auction every year,
haven’t been in years or if you’ve
always wanted to go, this is the year
to experience all the magic! Tables
of 10 for this sit down dinner are
available for $1,000 and individual
tickets are $125. Volunteers, donors
and advertisers also needed.
www.stmarysannapolis.org/auction.
On October 18, the second
collection will be for
“world
missions” throughput the world.
Those serving in more than 1,150
missions depend on our annual help
to assist them in providing service
and spiritual comfort for the poorest
and most vulnerable, sanctifying
them with the Sacraments, and
offering them the Lord’s hope and
Get your nominations in for
peace.
As always, your generosity is
Distinguished Alumni
greatly appreciated.
Awards
Don’t
miss
this chance to
Simplify your life!
nominate
a
friend
or relative who is
Leave the envelopes behind and
continue your vital support of St. the ultimate Saint for the 2016
Mary’s electronically by signing up for Distinguished Alumni Award. This
Faith Direct. You can do this by year, the deadline to submit
either calling Faith Direct toll free at 1 nominations is December 11, 2015.
-866- 5 0 7 - 8 7 5 7, or by emailing Visit www.stmarysannapolis.org/
info@faithdirect.net or by visiting alumni for more information.
www.faithdirect.net. St. Mary’s
Church code is MD38.
Ministry Opportunities
Thank you for responding this
past summer to our re-registration/
registration mailing.
Your responses allow us to maintain accurate records in order to serve you,
our parishioner.
St. Mary's is blessed to sponsor
many ministries and organizations
to encourage us to grow in faith by
serving our community. As part of
your responses, many indicated
the wish to learn more about the
volunteer opportunities available
here at St. Mary’s Parish. Go to
our St. Mary’s Church website to
learn much more about our many
different ministries - http://
www.stmaryschurch.org/
MinistryOpportunities
After you explore the various
ministry opportunities available, we
encourage you to call or email the
ministry contact person listed to
ask questions and/or to express an
interest in possibly volunteering
with the ministry of your
choice. Please do not hesitate to
email or call the specific contact
person directly.
If you need further assistance,
or have other questions or comments, do let us know!
October 11, 2015
This Week in Our Parish
Monday, October 12
Rom 1:1-7; Ps 98; Lk 11:29-32
8:45 AM Bible Study
SJN
1:00 PM Marian Rosary Group
SJN
7:00 PM St. Vincent de Paul
SM
7:00 PM Christ Life
SJN
Tuesday, October 13
Rom 1:16-25; Ps 19; Lk 11:37-41
8:00 AM
Coffee Group (NR)
SM
1:00 PM Legion of Mary (NR)
SM
6:00 PM Rosary & Divine Chaplet (NR)
SM
7:00 PM ESL Classes
SMHS
Wednesday, October 14
Saint Callistus I, Pope and Martyr
Rom 2:1-11; Ps 62; Lk 11:42-46
2:00 PM St. Vincent de Paul
SM
7:00 PM RCIA
SJN
7:00 PM ESL Classes
SMHS
Thursday, October 15
Saint Teresa of Jesus, Virgin & Doctor of the Church
Rom 3:21-30; Ps 130; Lk 11:47-54
7:00 PM ESL Classes
SMHS
Friday, October 16
Saint Hedwig, Religious;
Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque, Virgin
Rom 4:1-8; Ps 32; Lk 12:1-7
Saturday, October 17
Saint Ignatius of Antioch, Bishop and Martyr
Rom 4:13, 16-18; Ps 105; Lk 12:8-12
Sunday, October 18
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Is 53:10-11; Ps 33; Heb 4:14-16; Mk 10:35-45
1:45 PM
Baptisms
SM
6:00 PM
Life Teen
SJN
6:30 PM
Separated & Divorced
SM
Marriage, Divorce and Annulment
from a Catholic Perspective
The Tribunal of the Archdiocese of Baltimore will be
giving a presentation in our area concerning divorce
and annulment from the Catholic perspective. This
presentation will be helpful for divorced Catholics,
those divorced who wish to marry Catholics, those
parish leaders involved in the RCIA process and any
others who may have an interest because of family or
friends. This session will be held on Monday,
November 9th at 7:00pm at St. John the Evangelist,
Severna Park in the Gathering Space Meeting Room.
No prior registration is required. For more information,
please call 410-547-5533.
Women’s Group Bus Trip
Emmitsburg/Mother Seton Shrine - Wed., Oct. 14.
Light breakfast - 7:30 a.m. - Seelos Hall. Bus leaves at
8 a.m. sharp.
Call Joanne Gamba - 410-268-8303 with any last
minute concerns.
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Appalachian Collection Thank You!
Would you believe that our parish collection for Appalachia broke all records! Our first turn-in on Sept. 23
was the largest one with 288 boxes donated, more than
any other donor group in the 20-year history of Mission
of Peace, our ecumenical partners. Add to that the second turn-in of 247 boxes on Sept. 30, for our grand total
of 535 boxes! They and we have much to be overjoyed
about. Much, much gratitude goes to St. Mary's Parish,
the staff at St. John Neumann, members of Ranger Rosary, Catholic Daughters of the Americas, and Theresa
and Frank Cisneros for all the hard work and many
hours put into all that it takes to sponsor such a worthwhile Christian effort. Our parishioners, in turn, were
quite appreciative of our Collection Drive and all that it
means to people in Virginia and West Virginia who are
in need. We have much to be proud of with our School
Drive in July and this successful one in September! A
thank you and God bless to all who were involved in
Did You Know
Members of St. Mary’s Parish are involved in two
volunteer Outreach Programs at the Anne Arundel
County Detention Center on Jennifer Road in
Annapolis? One is the St. Mary’s Catholic Prison
Ministry which brings the Word of God and administers
the Eucharist to prison inmates on Saturday afternoons.
The other is the General Educational Development
(GED) Program, which helps those inmates with the
desire to turn their lives around by tutoring them in
science, mathematics, social studies, reading, and
writing, with the ultimate goal of earning a GED High
School Equivalency Certificate.
If you would like to know more about either or both of
these programs, please contact Richard Buss at (410)
263-5204 or by email at bussdm63@verizon.net.
Pumpkin Patch
The annual Pumpkin Patch fundraiser for the
Light House Shelter will be held this year from October
17-31 and is again hosted on the grounds at St. Martin's
Lutheran Church.
St. Mary's parish will staff the Pumpkin Patch on October 23-25 (Fri (noon - 6pm), Sat (10am - 6pm). & Sun
(10am - 6pm)). Please contact Angela Nassar at 410-703
-2832 or by e-mail at angelanassar@verizon.net to volunteer to staff the Pumpkin Patch for a shift that fits your
schedule.
Please visit the Pumpkin Patch to buy your Halloween
pumpkins. Homemade baked goods will be available for
purchase. If you can donate any baked goods, please
contact Theresa Cisneros of the Catholic Daughters at
410-263-8837. The Pumpkin Patch is an enjoyable experience for your family (pumpkins of all sizes, gourds,
baked goods) and an important fundraiser for the Light
House. Your participation will help ensure its success.
St. Mary’s Parish
Annapolis, Maryland
October 11, 2015
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
PARROQUIA DE SANTA MARÍA
109 Duke of Gloucester Street, Annapolis, Md. 21401. Tel: 410-990-4015, Fax 410-263-3027
Ministerio Hispano. Horario de oficina: de 9:00 a.m. a 4:00 p.m. Lunes a Viernes.
Iglesia Misión
San Juan Neumann
620 N. Bestgate Road
Annapolis, Md 21401.
410-990-4015 Fax 410-263-3027
Párroco: P. Juan Tizio, C.Ss.R.
Vicario: P. Miguel Angel Martinez, C.Ss.R.
L o s D o m i n g o s M i s a a l a 1:00 p.m. L o s M i é r c o l e s R o s a r i o , D e v o c i ó n a P e r p e t u o S o c o r r o y M i s a a l a s 7 : 0 0 p.m. S á b a d o s
M i s a a l a s 6 : 3 0 p.m.
PASTORAL HISPANA
P. Mig uel Ang el M artinez, C.Ss.R.
Vicario del Ministerio Hispano
410-990-4033
Rossana Kaiser - 410-990-4015
Oficina-Asistente Administrativo
Email: latinosoffice@stmarysannapolis.org
Ministerio Hispano:
Delegados en el Consejo Pastoral Parroquial:
Betty Rivera 410-9193562
Miguel Tejada 443-926-1924
Delegado en el Consejo de la Pastoral
Hispana Arquidiocesana:
Nelson Ordoñez - 571-263-5262
Comité Hispano
Presidente: Hector Sibrian
443-714-0638
Vice Presidente: Raphael Elguera
410-303-9657
Secretaria: Sara Sibrian Rodriquez
443-623-5588
MINISTERIOS
Ministros de la Eucaristía:
C r i s t i n a A r r u é 443-305-2768
Ministros de Hospitalidad:
Julia Fuentes 443-714-1470
Ministros de la Palabra:
Norma Contreras 410-212-8467
Ministerios de Música:
José A. Recinos 443-822-6534
Santos Hernández 443-926-6651
Alex Hernández 443-822-6843
Monaguillos:
William Arias (443) 375-9551
Pequeñas Comunidades Cristiana:
Pablo Navarrete 443-333-6473
Danilo García 443-254-8211
Grupo de Jóvenes Adultos:
Omar Hernández 443-306-8252
José Luis Puluc : 443-227-5628
Caballeros de Colón:
William Castillo: 301-404-5152
Pastoral Familiar:
Hector y Sara Sibrian 443-714-0638
443-623-5588
Grupo Guadalupano: Susana Cruz
410-507-5395
Grupo Carismático: Norma Lopez
443-852-8042
SERVICIOS SOCIALES
Birthright: Ayuda a las señoritas jóvenes
o mujeres sin importar edad, raza, credo,
estado civil o económico, que se sienten
angustiadas por un embarazo no planeado.
410-384-7700
Inglés como Segundo Idioma:
Eneida Verde, 410-800-4717
Eneida_green@yahoo.com
San Vicente de Paul: los lunes de 7:00pm
- 8:00pm; Miércoles 2:00pm-4:00pm en la
Iglesia de Santa María
24 horas Línea de Ayuda para Crisis del
Embarazo: 1-800-550-4900 o
Gabriel Network 1-800-ANGEL-OK
Grupo Alcoholicos Anonimos:
Lunes a Domingo de 8:00PM a 10:00PM
Bautismo: Comunitario para niños 5 años o 410-990-0247/410-858-3396
SACRAMENTOS
menores. Inscripciones directamente en la
Oficina Hispana, se debe presentar fotocopia de
la partida de nacimiento del niño a bautizar.
Confesiones: Antes de las misas de los
Domingos, sábados y miércoles o por cita con
un sacerdote.
Catecismo para niños y padres de familia:
Inscripciones directamente en la Oficina
Hispana.
R.I.C.A: “Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para
Adultos”: Inscripciones directamente en la
Oficina Encargado:Padre Charley Hergenroeder
Intenciones de Misa
Sabado
Rezamos por nuestra hermana
difunta Wendy Rojas
Domingo
Rezamos por Otto Reyes
St. Mary’s Parish
Annapolis, Maryland
Estimados Parroquianos,
Este fin de semana celebramos el descubrimiento de América por Cristobal Colón en 1492.Este explorador Italiano, era un católico practicante y tenía
entusiasmo e interes en la Biblia e interpretó sus misiones en términos de Providencia Divina, llamó a una de sus carabelas la “Santa María”en honor de Nuestra
Madre Bendita. Colón, tal vez el mayor explorador que el planeta haya conocido,
irradiaba un sentido de soñador, desafiante y lleno de energía como parte de su
genio italiano.
Tengan en mente que, para Colón, su viaje de descubrimiento fue un trabajo de evangelización. En su nave había misioneros; su primer acto al pisar
tierra en el Nuevo Mundo fue clavar la cruz y reclamar las nuevas tierras para
Cristo y su Iglesia, y pidió a los misioneros que celebren una Misa.
Como las calles Romanas proveyeron a Pedro y Pablo, esos primeros apóstoles, y los misioneros de
los primeros siglos el modo de divulgar la fe, los mares dieron a Colón la opción de servir a su primer soberano, Jesucristo.
Como italiano, Colón estaba acostumbrado al descubrimiento; descubrir estaba en su naturaleza italiana. Como italiano, Cristobal Colón fue criado para descubrir a Dios en cada cosa; Dios estaba en su Hijo
Jesucristo y en su Iglesia, en la liturgia y en los sacramentos; Dios estaba ahí en la admiración de una catedral,
en un fresco de Giotto, en el cántico de San Francisco de Asis, en un poema de Dante; Dios estaba ahí en el
crucifijo de Cimabue, en la música de los monjes, en la imagen de la Virgen al cruzar la calle, en un atardecer
en Toscana; Dios estaba ahí en el aroma del pan y el sabor del vino local, el amor de una esposa y el abrazo de
los niños; Dios estaba ahí en el pueblo, en la familia y en los amigos.
Dios estaba siempre ahí para ser descubierto como nos enseñan dos italianos y Redentoristas Alfonso
Liguori de Nápoles y GerardoMajella de Masterdomini (a quien celebramos este Viernes 16 de Octubre),
Tomás de Aquino, Ambrosio de Milan y Buenaventura.
La vida reveló a Dios en todas partes, y no hay parte de su creación, aún lo inexplorado, que esté más
alla de su amorosa providencia.
Yo creo, que si el italiano Cristobal Colón no lo hubiera hecho, alguien más pudiera haber descubierto América. Pero fue de hecho, alguien nacido en Genova, uno que tenía la cultura de Italia en sus huesos, quien posee el título. Este hijo de Italia se dio cuenta de que su descubrimiento no era sólo alguna hazaña
de navegación con implicaciones geográficas, económicas y políticas, sino un acto de fe, un acto emanando
desde el mismo sentido de la vida: de encontrar a Dios en todas partes, en todo, en todos, Dios es radiante,
vivo, rebozante de amor y emoción, esperando por nosotros para descubrirlo y aclamarlo. Feliz Columbus
Day!
Dios Bendiga América y Dios Nos Bendiga a Todos!!
Pr. Tizio
Email: frtizio@stmarysannapolis.org
LECTURAS SEMANALES
Octubre 12: Romanos 1:1-7; Salmos 98; Lucas 11:29-32
Octubre 13: Romanos 1:16-25; Salmos 19; Lucas 11:37-41
Octubre 14: Romanos 2:1-11; Salmos 62; Lucas 11:42-46
Octubre 15: Romanos 3:21-30; Salmos 130; Lucas 11:47-54
Octubre 16: Romanos 4:1-8; Salmos 32; Lucas 12:1-7
Octubre 17: Romanos 4:13, 16-18 Salmos 105; Lucas 12:8-12
Octubre 18: Isaías 53:10-11; Salmos 33; Hebreos 4:14-16; Marcos 10:35-45
Si deseas meditar el Evangelio de cada día, en Español o en Ingles, puedes ingresar a la Página:
Web www.redemptorist.net
October 11, 2015
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
SABADO 17 DE OCTUBRE. Iniciaremos con la misa de las 6:30 horas
Todos estamos invitados a participar y celebrar nuestra herencia cultural.
Cada pais tendra su espacio para mostrar las riquezas de su cultura y
tambien tendremos comidas tipicas. Pedimos a todos que vengan con los
vestidos tradicionales de sus paises. Traigan sus musicas y sus danzas.
Una Invitación
Están invitados a pasar una hora
con la Verdadera Presencia de
Jesucristo en la Adoración Eucarística Perpetua Capilla de
Santa María. Esta devoción
sagrada necesita urgentemente
adoradores comprometidos al
Santísimo Sacramento.
Los interesados pueden comunicarse con La Oficinca Hispana
al 410-990-4015.
Charla de Bautismo
La próxima charla en preparación de bautismo será el día
sábado 17 de octubre a las
10:00am en el Salon Seelos de
San Juan Neumann.
Celebración de Bautismo será
el 25 de octubre a las 12:00pm
en la Capilla de San Juan
Neumann.
St. Mary’s Parish
Annapolis, Maryland
NUESTRA AGENDA
Octubre 14 (Miércoles) a las 7:00 p.m.
Octubre 14 (Miércoles) a las 7:00 p.m.
Octubre 15 (Jueves) a las 7:00 p.m.
Octubre 15 (Jueves) a las 7:00 p.m.
Octubre 16 (Viernes) a las 7: 30 p.m.
Octubre 17 (Sábado) a las 6:30 p.m.
Octubre 18 (Domingo) a la 1:00p.m.
Devoción a Perpetuo Socorro y Misa en el Templo San Juan Neumann
Ensayo de Coros en Bride Room
Reunión de Jóvenes San Juan Neumann
Grupo carismático Capilla de San Juan Neumann
Grupo Juvenil, San Juan Neumann
Misa de la Hispanidad Iglesia de San Juan Neumann
Santa Misa Comunitaria Iglesia de S.J.N.
PEQUEÑAS COMUNIDADES
Las Pequeñas Comunidades son grupos de personas que se
reúnen para orar, meditar en la Palabra de Dios, vivirla y
practicarla diariamente. Llámanos, te recibiremos con gusto:
♦ La Hermandad (Área de Taylor Ave) - Danilo Garcia 443
-254-8211 Domingo, 6:00 p.m.
♦Caminando con Jesús. (Annapolis) Giovanny López. 443822-7870. Martez, 7:00 p.m.
♦ Nuevo Renacer (Área de Edgewater) Roberto
Cuellar. 443-333-6061.
♦ Sagrada Familia (Área de Gambrills) José y María
Flores. 410-923-6024.
♦ Trabajadores de la Viña (Área de Pasadena)
Cristina Arrué. 443-305-2768. Jueves, 7:00 p.m.
♦ Superación (Área de Bay Ridge y Eastport) Pablo
Navarrete 443-333-6473 Viernes, 7:00 p.m.
♦ La Hermandad del Perpetuo Socorro (Hilltop Ln. Y
Tyler Avenue) Rosa Hernandez. 443-808-6246.
RETIRO DE FORMACION
ASIGNACION
Les queremos recordar que de acuerdo a la asignación de las Pequeñas Comunidades para dejar el
templo en orden.
Le corresponde este fin de semana a la:
Luz y Vida
¡Simplifique su vida!
Deja los sobres y sigue su apoyo vital a Santa
María por medio electrónico usando
“Faith Direct”. Inscribiesen gratis por
teléfono 1-866- 5 0 7 - 8 7 5 7, al o por correo
electrónico a: info@faithdirect.net o visita
www.faithdirect.net. Código de la Iglesia de
Santa María es MD38.
AVISOS DE NEGOCIOS EN
EL BOLETIN
Se les informa a todos los feligreses que deseen colocar sus Avisos
de su negocio o empresa en el Boletín llame a
Diocesan Publications al numero
1-800-233-8200.
para los lideres de los grupos y ministerios y para los
miembros del Comite hispano en el Centro Catolico
el dia sabado 24 de octubre
desde las 9 am hasta las
4pm…Direccion: 320 Cathedral St. Baltimore.
Inscribirse antes del 15 de
octubre en secretaria.
GRUPOS JUVENILES
Invitamos a los jovenes a participar en los
grupos juveniles: jueves 7:30 y viernes 7:30
pm en la Iglesia san Juan Neumann.