File - Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church

Feast of the Ascension of the Lord
H a ppy M others ' D a y
MAY 8, 2016
O ur L a dy of H o pe
ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH
2529 Raccoon Road - Manning, SC 29102
Parish Office 14 N. Cantey St. Summerton, SC 29148
ADMINISTRATOR
Rev. Maximino Tria, Jr.
DEACON
Rev. Mr. Charles Walsh
PHONE
Office 803-485-2925
Rectory 803-485-2677
Parish Staff Contact
Rectory:
Parish Center:
Fax:
Deacon:
Secretary:
PastoralCouncil:
Sacristan:
Finance Council:
Bookkeeper:
Bulletin:
Rel Ed. (DRE):
Collections:
Euch. Ministers:
Grounds & Maint:
Lectors:
Altar Servers:
Organist:
Youth Group
Music Ministry:
Planning/Develop:
Ushers:
Women's Club:
Food Pantry Director:
Communications:
Greeters:
Ministry to the Sick:
Webmaster:
Parish Archives:
K of C
Mass Intentions:
Fr. Maximino Tria, Jr.
Summerton
Parish Office
Charles Walsh walsh1673@aol.com
Mary Lou Carter marylouc60@yahoo.com
485-2677
485-2925
803-488-0117
473-5635
478-4333
R. Rossoni, J. Davis
Ron Wilson
Mary Stoia
Bob Quelette bpqelette@ftc-i.net
Pat Tobiassen patt1300@yahoo.com
Sonya DelRio sydelrio@hotmail.com
Ellen Rossoni
Deacon Walsh walsh1673@aol.com
Ralph Rossoni
Gus Schoeck gschoeck@sc.rr.com
433-0066
478-3471
478-4765
478-5555
473-7500
225-0268
433-0066
473-5635
433-0066
478-3090
485-2677
857-9574
225-2449
478-6636
435-2314
478-6636
478-9925
452-9925
473-7500
478-3471
478-4333
472-0900
478-5555
854-4037
485-2677
Nora Biering
Brandy DelRio
Mary Aguzzi
Marie Land
Dick HIckson
Nilda Wynkoop, Pres.
Joe Mercantini jmerc111@gmail.com
Pat Tobiassen patt1300@yahoo.com
Patricia Wilson rdwilson@ftc-i.net
Mary Lou Carter marylouc60@yahoo.com
Buddy Cate jcate001@sc.rr.com
Bob Quelette bpqelette@ftc-i.net
Hart Klee hjklee105@gmail.com
Rectory
Diocesan Offices: Child Protection Services:
1-843-853-2130 Ext 209
Diocese Victim Assist. Minister:
1-800-921-8122
ST. MARY MISSION
ADORATION
CHAPEL
10 N. Cantey St.
Summerton, SC
29148
MASS SCHEDULE
Local Area Catholic Churches
Weekend:
Saturday
4 p.m. St. Ann, Santee
6 p.m. O.L.O.H. Manning
Sunday
7 a.m. St. Mary, Summerton
9 a.m. O.L.O.H. Manning
11 a.m. St. Ann, Santee
Weekday:
Monday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
8 a.m. St. Mary, Summerton
12 noon O.L.O.H., Manning
6 p.m. St. Ann, Santee
9 a.m. St. Ann, Santee
WELCOME to Our Lady of Hope Parish. We are happy
you decided to worship with us. If you are visiting just for
today, we pray that God will be with you on your journey. If
you are seeking a church home we would be happy to
welcome you into our parish community. If you are
interested in joining with us, please call the office at 803485-2925. VISIT WITH US AT www.myoloh.org
MASSINTENTIONS
Sat
Sun.
THIS WEEK
5/7
6PM
5/8
7AM
Sun.
Mon.
Wed.
5/8
5/9
5/11
Sat
Sun.
Sun.
Mon.
Wed.
NEXT WEEK
5/14
6PM
5/15
7AM
5/15
9AM
5/16
8AM
5/18
Noon
9AM
8AM
Noon
P R AY E R L I S T
Please keep in your prayers, our friends and parishioners
†Marcia Lynn Walsh by Jim Walsh
†Rose Briganti and Maria Fennessey by Tom & Margaret
Fennessey
IHO All Mothers of the Parish by OLOH Women’s Club
Communion Service
NO MASS
†Sgt. Mark Carter by Mary Lou & LeRoy Carter
† Louis Caporicci by Ray & Sue Barb
NO MASS
NO MASS
Requests for Mass Intentions and Sanctuary Lamps may be made by putting Mass
Intention Envelopes found in back of church in the collection basket or by calling
Parish Office 803-485-2925.
For Altar Flower information call Marie Land, 803-435-2314
SANCTUARY LAMP
ALTAR FLOWERS
Week of 5/7-8
IHO Mothers of the
Parish by OLOH
Women's Club
5 Weeks Remaining
Jackie Raslowski, Eleanor Goodman,
Eric Ehricher, Hoyt Herlong
4 Week Remaining
Tabetha Orr, Gayle Mckenney,
Billy Mims, Bill & Jean Coffos, Sylvia Herlong, Joe
Brennan.
3 Weeks Remaining
Ryan Cate, LeRoy & Mary Lou Carter, Margaret
Markle, Helen Shumate, Sheila Schmidt, Cathy
Gilbert.
2 Weeks Remaining
Bavosi family, Peg Medeiros, Phyllis Quelette,
Kenneth Collins, Marian Cafiero, Judy Furse, Kevin
Michael, Pepergias/Patterson Family, Diann Van
Hess, Lesa Callen, Jay Jezak.
1 Weeks Remaining
Margaret Graham, Ed Lewis, Vivian
Lewis, Ronnie Berry, Brandy DelRio.
0 Weeks Remaining
Julian Biering family, Ed Strack, Mary Catherine
Buyck, Norma Jeffcoat, Anna Martin, Martin &
Catherine Madrid.
M IN IS TRY S C H E D U LE
THIS WEEK 5/7-5/8
7th Sunday of Easter
NEXT WEEK 5/14-5/15
Feast of Ascension
Number indicates weeks remaining on prayer list. Call or
e-mail Bulletin publishers for extended time or additions.
Cafiero, Carter, Rossoni
J. Corbett, S. Barb
B. DelRio, S. DelRio
J. Cate
Cafiero, Carter, Rossoni
J. McBride, M. Norton
J.L. Schoeck, S. Barb
J. Cate
OU R S E R V IC E PE OPLE
SERVERS
Sat 6PM
Sun 9AM
Martin Brozik
J.Lupo, N. Phan, R. Garma
Martin Brozik
GREETERS
Sun 9AM
Bernie & Diana Seighman
Jim & Claudette McGinty
LECTORS
Sat. 6PM
Sun. 9AM
Mary Lou Carter
Rhett Walker
Paul Korzec
Mary Aguzzi
CANTOR
Sat. 6PM
Sun. 9AM
Bob Quelette
Carol Gallagher
Joe Medeiros
Joe Medeiros
EUCHARIST
Sat 6PM
Sun 9AM
C C D A N D YOU TH G R OU P
CCD
Classes are held on Sunday morning starting at
10:30 AM (after Mass).
For details call Sonya DelRio 803-255-0268
OLOH YOUTH GROUP
All youth 8th grade through 12th grade are invited for fun, games, and
to celebrate the Word through Christ. We meet on Wednesdays at 6:00
PM until further notice.
Contact Brandy DelRio for further details 803-225-2449
Please remember to keep in your prayers, our own,
who are serving their country.
Maj. Clyde Fleming, SP Liezel
Hilton, S/Sgt Michael Bradshaw,
L/Cpl Craig Peterson, Col. Alan Shumate, S/Sgt
William Argenbright, SCPO Michael Howard, Tech.
Sgt. Christopher Paul Harry, Capt. Kathleen
Samsey, MSgt Ryan J. Schnepf, L/Cpl Steven
Rockwell, L/Cpl. Peter Del Rio, Spec Toni
Mercantini, 1/Lt. Carter Elms, Cpl Bradley
Brouwer, Sgt John R. Guthridge IV, 1/Lt. Corbin
Aldridge, Pvt Michael Blackmon, Pvt Robbie
Roseboom, PFC Deja Pringle, Sgt. Chris Kennedy,
2/Lt. Savannah Emmrich, Cadet Caleb Elms, Col.
Herbert Koehler.
PA R I S H FI N A N C E S
Offering:
Budget:
Difference:
4/30 & 5/1
$2,866.00
2,600.00
+ 266.00
Y-T-D
$116,148.00
114,400.00
+ 1,748.00
Building Expansion Fund Collection - $1,185.00
To Date: $45,840.00
KN OW YOUR FA ITH
PA RISH N EW S
St. Mary's Mission Church Adoration Chapel.
Our world is in dire need of prayers. Sign up
sheets are available at the back of the church at
St. Mary, St Ann and Our Lady of Hope. Please
pick a time and sign up.
We w is h a bles s ed a nd H a ppy
M o the rs ' D a y
to a ll the m o thers o f o ur P a ris h
M o thers a re like tha t yo u k now
A holder of dreams,
A healer of hurt,
A kiss to make better,
Washing away the dirt.
A friend and mentor,
Helping to build hopes,
Gently guiding life,
Showing ways to cope.
A nighttime angel,
Chasing shadows away,
Soothing hurt feelings,
Being there day after
day.
Mothers are like this,
They really are, you see,
They have that grace,
That's how they're
supposed to be.
Our 2nd Collections this weekend are for the Catholic
Communication Campaign, which helps fund the national
and local communication needs of the church with half the
amount raised remaining in our diocese, and for Catholic
Charities which supports the services, programs and
ministries of Catholic Charities in our diocese.
The Parish Family extends its sympathy to Gail Lew on the
passing of her husband, Michael. May he Rest In Peace.
The Catholic Miscellany: The Diocese is requesting
parishes update their subscriptions to The Catholic
Miscellany by 1 June. This diocesan newspaper covers news
for all our Catholic churches in South Carolina. The annual
subscription rate is $19.00 which the parish will pay for any
parishioner. For everyone now receiving The Catholic
Miscellany, and anyone who would like to start receiving it,
for your convenience there are envelopes in the back of
church to state your desire to continue, not to continue, or
start the newspaper. For those who donate toward their
subscription price, you may place the $19.00 in the envelope
and either give it to me or put it in the collection basket. For
more information or questions contact Mary Lou Carter, 803478-4333.
The knit and crochet ministry will not meet again until
September 21st. Have a great summer and we will see you all
in the fall.
The next delivery date for the Food Pantry will be May 19
SECTION TWO
THE PROFESSION OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH
THE CREEDS (Cont)
II.
God Reveals His Name
God is truth
218.
In the course of its history, Israel was able to discover that
God had only one reason to reveal himself to them, a single motive
for choosing them from among all peoples as his special
possession: his sheer gratuitous love. And thanks to the prophets
Israel understood that it was again out of love that God never
stopped saving them and pardoning their unfaithfulness and sins.
219.
God's love for Israel is compared to a father's love for his
son. His love for his people is stronger than a mother's for her
children. God loves his people more than a bridegroom his
beloved: his love will be victorious over even the worst infidelities
and will extend to his most precious gift: “God so loved the world
that he gave his only Son.”
220.
God's love is “everlasting”: “For the mountains may depart
and the hills be removed, but my steadfast love shall not depart
from you.” Through Jeremiah, God declares to his people, “I have
loved you with an everlasting love; therefore I have continued my
faithfulness to you.”
221.
But St. John soes even further when he affirms that “God
is love”: God's very being is love. By sending his only Son and the
Spirit of Love in the fullness of time, God has revealed his
innermost secret: God himself is an eternal exchange of love,
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and he has destined us to share in
that exchange.
IV. The Implications of Faith in One God
222.
Believing in God, the only One, and loving him with all our
being has enormous consequences for our whole life.
223.
It means coming to know God's greatness and majesty:
“Behold, God is great, and we know him not” Therefore, we must
“serve God first.”
224.
It means living in thanksgiving: if God is the only One,
everything we are and have comes from him: “What have you that
you did not receive?” “What shall I render to the Lord for all his
bounty to me?”
225.
It means knowing the unity and true dignity of all men:
Everyone is made in the image and likeness of God.
226.
It means making good use of created things: faith in God,
the only One, leads us to use everything that is not God only
insofar as it brings us closer to him, and to detach ourselves from it
insofar as it turns us away from him:
My Lord and my God, take from me everything that
distances me from you.
My Lord and my God, give me everything that brings me
closer to you.
My Lord and my God, detach me from myself to give my all
to you.
UPCOMNING EVENTS
First Communion Sunday, May 29th @9 am @ OLOH
Confirmation
Thursday, June 9th @ 7pm @ St. Ann
BULLETIN DEADLINE IS WEDNESDAY AT NOON!
If you have an item to be included in the bulletin,
please e-mail to both Bob Quelette at
bpqelette@ftc-i.net AND
Pat Tobiassen at patt1300@yahoo.com.
227.
It means trusting God in every circumstance, even in
adversity. A prayer of St. Teresa of Jesus wonderfully expresses
this trust:
Let nothing trouble you / Let nothing frighten you
Everything passes / God never changes
Patience / Obtains all
Whoever has God / Wants for nothing
God alone is enough.