The Season of Ordinary Time - St. Jude the Apostle Catholic Church

The Season of Ordinary Time
“Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today and forever.”
Hebrews 13:8
Today we celebrate the Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time...what
does Ordinary Time represent in our Catholic Faith? Although
ordinary time sounds like a dull, boring time of year, in the Church
calendar, it’s the season when Catholics grow and mature in their
faith outside the great celebrations of Advent, Christmas, Lent and
Easter. Ordinary Time is celebrated in two segments: from the
Monday following the Baptism of Our Lord up to Ash Wednesday;
and from Pentecost Monday to the First Sunday of Advent. This
makes it the largest season of the liturgical year.
The liturgical year follows the natural rhythms of life - periods
of intense concentration and celebration followed by times of quiet
reflection and maturation. Ordinary Time or tempus annun in Latin is
those weeks and months of growth when we set aside the major anniversaries and remembrances of our faith and
concentrate on our own intimacy with Christ in order to live out the message of the Gospels. In fact, the term
“ordinary time comes not from the word meaning common, but from the word ordinal” meaning numbered.
How do we take advantage of this season of the church year? We can deepen our prayer life, read the
scriptures and unite more deeply with the Lord in the Eucharist. We can decide to attend daily Mass, say the
rosary, attend a retreat such as our annual parish retreat at Ignatius House or CRHP, spend time with the Holy
Sacrament, sign up for the Elijah Cup and pray for vocations or go to confession more frequently. We can
volunteer our time to help those less fortunate. We can get involved in a parish ministry. By doing this, we
can become the extraordinary messengers of the Gospel that we have been commissioned to be through our
Baptism.
Ordinary Time is only ordinary if we think of it that way. If we consider these weeks, not as the long boring
stretches between the good stuff, but as a time to try new things and refocus our energies on our spiritual
growth, Ordinary Time can become one of our favorite -- and most rewarding -- times of year. Ordinary Time
is this day, this moment. Now. Live it well!
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PARISH INFORMATION
MASS SCHEDULE
PARISH SERVICES
SUNDAY MASSES
Saturday: Vigil Mass 5:30PM
Sunday: 7:00AM, 8:30AM, 10:00AM, 11:30AM
1:00PM en Español, 5:00PM (Life Teen)
7:00PM em Português
WEEKDAY MASSES
Monday - Friday: 7:30AM & 6:00PM
Wednesday: 6:30AM (School Year)
Saturday: 8:30AM
Civil Holidays: 10:00AM Only
Special Mass Schedules during Christmas, Lent,
Easter, and Holy Days of Obligation.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
First Monday of the month immediately after the 6:00PM daily Mass.
AVE MARIA SHOP
CLOSED DURING CHURCH RENOVATION.
BAPTISM
For children under 6 years, a parent preparation class is held on the 3rd
Sunday of the month from 3:00PM to 4:00PM in the Library. NO
BAPTISMS DURING CHURCH RENOVATION.
CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER HOTLINE
Any woman who is pregnant and in need can find the help she needs.
Advice and Aid Problem Pregnancy Center: 404-763-HELP (4357)
DIVINE MERCY DEVOTION
Thursdays after the 6:00PM Mass.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
From 8:00AM - 6:00PM Tuesdays during the school year.
LOST & FOUND
Located in the Ministry Building during the church renovation. On the last
Thursday of the month, we will donate ALL items not claimed to the
Community Assistance Center.
MARRIAGE
Contact a parish priest at least 6 months in advance of your planned
wedding date for required marriage preparation. NO WEDDINGS
DURING CHURCH RENOVATION.
MINISTRY TO THE SICK
Priests or lay ministers bring communion to hospital patients on
weekdays. Lay ministers visit the home-bound on Sundays.
NURSERY
CLOSED DURING SUMMER.
NOCTURNAL ADORATION
On the first Friday of the month, from 9:00PM to Saturday at 7:00AM in
the Blessed Sacrament Chapel.
ROSARY
After the 6:00PM Mass on Wednesdays.
SPIRITUAL DIRECTION
Our Spiritual Director is available by appointment to help guide you on
your spiritual journey, whether you are just beginning or looking for
new ways to enliven your faith. Please contact Martha Smith at
678-252-6119 or msmith@stjudeatlanta.net.
RECONCILIATION SCHEDULE
Wednesday Morning: 8:00AM to 9:00AM
Wednesday Evening: 6:30PM to 7:30PM
Saturday Morning: 9:30AM to 10:30AM
Saturday Evening: 4:00PM to 5:00PM
or by appointment
CONTACT INFORMATION
770-394-3896
MAIN NUMBER
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30AM to 4:00PM
770-394-2880
SCHOOL
www.saintjude.net
PRESCHOOL
Angela Rahn, Director
678-252-5981
arahn@stjudeatlanta.net
CLERGY
Rev. Msgr. Joseph Corbett
jcorbett@stjudeatlanta.net
PAROCHIAL VICARS
Rev. João Gualberto
jgualberto@stjudeatlanta.net
Rev. Tim Hepburn (in residence)
thepburn@archatl.com
Rev. Adam Z. Ozimek
aozimek@stjudeatlanta.net
Rev. Jaime Rivera
jrivera@stjudeatlanta.net
PERMANENT DEACONS
Rev. Mr. Robert G. Riddett
briddett@stjudeatlanta.net
Rev. Mr. James A. Tramonte
jtramonte@stjudeatlanta.net
ext. 226
ext. 259
Are You an Active Catholic?
ext. 528
ext. 239
ext. 237
For parish verification, required for baptisms, marriages, religious
education class participation and Catholic school admittance, a person
MUST be registered in the Parish, attend Mass regularly, and be involved
in discipleship (time, talent, and treasure). Participation in our Parish
offertory is the primary means we have for this verification. Please use
offertory envelopes or online services to ensure that your financial
contributions are recognized. If you are unable to contribute financially,
please make a notation of your prayerful support on your envelope and
place it in the weekly offertory. We will then be aware of your continued
participation and you will not be moved to inactive status.
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
Is 1:10-17; Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23;
Mt 10:34 -11:1
Is 7:1-9; Ps 48:2-8; Mt 11:20-24
Is 10:5-7, 13b-16; Ps 94:5-10, 14-15;
Mt 11:25-27
Is 26:7-9, 12, 16-19; Ps 102:13-14ab, 15-21;
Mt 11:28-30
Is 38:1-6, 21-22, 7-8; Is 38:10-12abcd, 16;
Mt 12:1-8
Mi 2:1-5; Ps 10:1-4, 7-8, 14; Mt 12:14-21
Wis 12:13, 16-19; Ps 86:5-6, 9-10, 15-16;
Rom 8:26-27; Mt 13:24-43 [24-30]
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Friday:
Saturday:
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St. Kateri Tekakwitha
St. Bonaventure
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
St. Camillus de Lellis
Blessed Virgin Mary
ALTAR FLOWER DONATIONS
To honor or memorialize a loved one with a gift of altar
flowers, contact Pat Barnard at pabarnard05@aol.com or
404-538-3151. Special donations are available for Easter
and Christmas. Look for envelopes in the church vestibule.
WE WILL NOT HAVE ALTAR FLOWERS
DURING THE CHURCH RENOVATION.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING.
ELIJAH CUP
Volunteers are needed each Sunday this summer
to help our parish pray for vocations! Take home
the Elijah Cup for a week and pray for our clergy
and that men and women hear and respond
generously to the Lord’s call to the priesthood,
diaconate and religious life. To sign up for the Elijah Cup,
please visit www.stjudeatlanta.net/elijah. The password to
access the sign-up page is Elijah.
MONDAY, July 14
7:30AM
Teleska & Jesse Jeffcoat
6:00PM
Jim Boldt t
TUESDAY, July 15
7:30AM
Genevieve Murad t
6:00PM
Jose E. Garcia t
WEDNESDAY, July 16
7:30AM
Agnes Niemi
6:00PM
Norma Zinni t
THURSDAY, July 17
7:30AM
Katherine Grace & Larry Niemi
6:00PM
Paul Reynolds t
FRIDAY, July 18
7:30AM
Ann & Jack DeCicco t
6:00PM
Ryan Ferguson t
SATURDAY, July 19
8:30AM
Jack Harrigan t
5:30PM
Amy Bellows t
SUNDAY, July 20
7:00AM
Shirley Baker t
8:30AM
Howard Keefe t
10:00AM
People of the Parish
11:30AM
Ted Michels t
1:00PM
En Español
5:00PM
Amir Kolyani
7:00PM
Em Português
MASS INTENTIONS
Mass Cards are available through the Church Office.
Please come in person or send your request in writing.
We suggest a stipend of $10 or more per Mass.
We also have a book of prayer intentions located by the
Tabernacle and you are invited to list people to be
remembered at Mass. All names and intentions listed will
be remembered during the celebration of holy Mass.
OUR PARISH PRAYS
For those who are sick: John Bart-Addison, Linda Benoit, Cathy Cahill, Marilynn Castana, David Coker,
Joseph Daniels, David Deano, Nancy Delaney, Angela Dieffenbach, Jerry Fuchs, Jeanne Keigher,
Adin Lohman, Ana Lohman, Karissa Lohman, Lyfe Lohman, Tiffani Lohman, Art Lueptow, Doty Lueptow,
Mary Elizabeth Martley, John McAnnally, Kimberley McGeorge, Maryclare McSweeney, Jim Nolta,
Ralph Norton, Kim Nguyen, Jae Oden, Dirce Petracca, Oliveiros Petracca, Joe Renner, Bob Ritter,
Marion Schladt, Peggy Schultz, Carl Schwartzer, Frank Small, Bill Tweed, Josephine Webster, Taylor Wilson
and Lori Wright.
For those who have died: Especially Donald J. Henry (father of Rebecca Henry and Ronnie Kessenich)
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WEEK AT A GLANCE
JULY 13– 19
Sunday
EDGE Wiffle Ball Tournament - 6:00PM - YC
Monday
Men’s CRHP - 7:00PM - SC
Pastoral Planning - Knowing Your Faith - 7:00PM
Room 233
Portuguese Prayer Group - 7:30PM - MH
Tuesday
Catechist Faith Formation - 9:30AM - Rm. 233
Pastoral Planning - Evolution of Church - 7:00PM
St. Jude School
Revelation Bible Study - 7:00PM - Rm. 229
Women’s CRHP - 7:00PM - SC
Wednesday
Mary Bible Study - 7:00PM - SC
Pastoral Planning - Spreading the Faith - 7:00PM
Room 233
Thursday
Pastoral Planning - Living Your Faith - 7:00PM
Room 233
Friday
Men’s Bible Study - 6:30AM - Rm. 233
Finance Board - 7:30AM - Library
Saturday
Legion of Mary - 9:15AM - Chapel
Marriage Alive - 6:30PM - YC
See our website and calendar for more details
MH - Ministry Hall, SC - Stapleton Center,
SLC - Spiritual Life Center, YC - Youth Center
Friday Morning Men’s Gospel Reflection
Looking for a way to meet men from St Jude's in a
prayerful setting? Consider joining us for Men's Gospel
Reflection. We meet on Friday mornings from 6:30AM7:30 AM in Room 233. We reflect on the coming Sunday's gospel reading using The Better Part by Fr. John
Bartunek. No experience or commitment is necessary!
Come and join us grow closer to Jesus Christ.
For more information, contact Glen Smith 404-661-6864
or Paul Young 404-556-4110.
July 13, 2014
OUR PARISH OFFERTORY FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 2014
For the week ending July 6, 2014
This
Week
Year to
Date
Total
Weekly
Collections
$35,234
Total
Weekly
Budget
$31,393
Over/Under
Budget
$3,841
$35,234
$31,393
$3,841
Remember St. Jude this Summer
Whatever your plans are for this summer, we ask that you
keep our Parish in mind. Our Parish relies on your regular
offertory contributions throughout the year, whether you are
in town or not. Before you depart, kindly drop your
envelopes in the offertory basket at Mass, set up electronic
processing to automatically transfer funds from your
checking or savings account or to be processed using your
credit or debit card, or mail your checks to our parish office.
We rely on these monies for the daily operations of our
Church and also to fund the various programs and activities
we offer. Please ensure that you include your envelope
number on your checks so we properly credit your account.
While you are away, please pray for the St. Jude parish
family. Whether on a beach, at the lake, visiting family or
friends, you can pray that we remain faithful to God’s calling
to serve and build up his Church.
St. Jude is a special parish because of families like yours and
we appreciate your continued generosity during the summer.
We hope that you and your family have a blessed and safe
summer wherever you may spend it.
Archbishop’s Annual Appeal 2014
Thank you to all parishioners who have generously donated
to this year’s annual appeal. It is never too late to make a
pledge or donation. Visit www.archatl.com/aaa to say you
will help. If you cannot donate at this time, please keep our
parish in your prayers.
Priest Visits - Hospitals and Assisted Living
If you would like a visit from a Catholic priest, or would
like communion delivered on Sunday or other sacraments
for your family member, please contact our office at
770-394-3896 with your name (or family member name)
and the hospital or assisted living information.
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Catechist Faith Formation Day 2014
Saturday, August 23
Killing Jesus Book Study
Starts Monday, August 4
During August, we will be offering
a new four week book study on
Monday nights from 7:00pm 8:30pm in Room 233. Killing Jesus
by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard
details the events leading up to the
murder of the most influential man
in history: Jesus of Nazareth. Killing Jesus takes readers
inside Jesus’s life, recounting the seismic political and
historical events that made his death inevitable – and
changed the world forever. Through reading and
discussion, we will learn more about Jesus’ life and times,
his beliefs and obtain a greater understanding of how He
influences the lives of Christians today.
The class will be facilitated by Martha Smith. There is no
cost for the class and we ask that you purchase a copy of
the book on your own. Please read the first two chapters
before the first meeting on Monday, August 4. Register
at www.stjudeatlanta.net/oreilly
All religious education and St. Jude School teachers are
warmly invited to attend the 8th annual Catechist Faith
Formation Day on Saturday, August 23 from 8:00AM to
4:30PM at Transfiguration Church in Marietta.
The faith formation day is a collaborative effort of the
North and North Metro Deaneries of the Archdiocese of
Atlanta of which St. Jude is a member. This conference
seeks to provide the catechist with:
• Access to national level speakers representing major
publishers
• A local opportunity to network with catechists from
other parishes
• An opportunity to view current materials featured by
sponsoring publishers
• Ongoing catechist faith formation from basic through
advanced certification
This is a wonderful opportunity to enhance your teaching
skills and to network with other teachers. There is no cost
to attend. To see a complete listing of workshops being
offered that day, visit the faith formation website at
www.catechistconference.wordpress.com.
Marriage Alive
Saturday, July 19
Married couples of all ages and stages are invited to a BBQ
and movie night, sponsored by our marriage ministry on
Saturday, July 19. Join us at 6:30PM on the patio outside of
the youth center (lower level Ministry Building) for some
summer fun! We will first have a potluck barbecue dinner
followed by the showing of the movie Courageous. From
the writers of Fireproof, comes a story about four law
enforcement officers whose lives are deeply tested as they
embrace their calling to serve and to protect. When
tragedy hits close to home, they are left wrestling with
their hopes, their faith, and their priorities as men. It is a
powerful movie that will inspire you!
RSVP and tell us what you are bringing at
twww.SignUpGenius.com/go/20F0D4BA9AE2FAB9bbqmovie or contact Natalie Uebelacker at 404-831-4681
for more information. Hope you can join us!
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Ministry Leaders Needed
Lord Jesus, Master, help me to identify the talents with which You have blessed me.
Give me the desire to return a portion of my talents to You and my church community.
Help me to serve You through my actions. Amen.
One of the things that makes St. Jude special is the vibrant and active ministries we have. We currently have four
openings for ministry leaders. Please prayerfully consider sharing your time and talent as a leader for one of these
deserving ministries. It is a great way to get involved in your parish, share your enthusiasm with our church community and
be a faithful steward of God’s gifts. Please contact Julie Smith at jsmith@stjudeatlanta.net or 678-252-5849 to
volunteer or for more information.
Natural Family Planning
This ministry is responsible for communicating information about Natural Family Planning (NFP) to the families of our
parish. Natural Family Planning (NFP) is the umbrella term for the natural, healthy, morally acceptable methods of
family planning recommended by the Catholic Church to help couples space, achieve, or avoid pregnancy. This ministry
works with the archdiocese and our parish to answer questions about the NFP process, share
information about classes, and to share the good news about the benefits of NFP.
Respect Life
The work of our Respect Life Ministry is fourfold:
liturgical, education, social action and pastoral care - all with the intent of promoting a culture of life - according to our
Catholic faith and teachings. Activities of this
ministry include participating in local Respect Life rallies and marches, fundraisers for crisis pregnancy centers and
other outreach, projects to protect and save life;
sponsoring of liturgical events and education of the
parish community on respect life issues. The leader of this ministry works in conjunction with the pastor and the Archdiocesan Respect Life Director. If you are interested in leading this ministry, please contact Fr. Adam directly to discuss
the requirements and timeframes for Respect Life activities and events.
St. Teresa’s Circle
St. Teresa’s Circle is our ministry for mothers. The Circle meets monthly and often has guest speakers who discuss
topics relevant to mothers such as faith, marriage and family. The Circle also has some evening social events, provides
meals to families with new babies or ill family members, organizes the parish Easter Egg Hunt, the Basket of Blessings
program, and an annual auction benefitting the Interfaith Outreach Home. This ministry leader will be responsible for
organizing events and communicating them to the parish community. This is a great position to share with a friend.
Young Adult Singles
The Young Adult Singles ministry is new to St. Jude. This ministry will bring together people in their 20s and 30s and
connect them to our parish, the Archdiocese and their Catholic Faith through a variety of social, spiritual and service
events. This ministry leader will be also be responsible for the Young Adult Singles Facebook page.
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Archdiocesan Pastoral Plan Update
Meetings This Week
Based on the March 2014 Pastoral Plan Survey of active,
inactive, and fallen away Catholics, Archbishop Gregory
has selected four key issues for the inclusion in the
Archdiocese of Atlanta Pastoral Plan:
1) Knowing Our Faith
2) Living Our Faith
3) Spreading/Keeping Our Faith
4) Evolution of Our Parishes
As each parish and mission is essential to the creation
of a vibrant and insightful Archdiocesan Pastoral Plan,
Archbishop Gregory has asked our parish to develop
three recommendations for each of the four key issues.
Parish ministry leaders will be meeting at 7:00PM on the
following dates to develop these recommendations:
Monday, July 14 - Knowing Our Faith - Room 233
Tuesday, July 15 - Evolution of Our Parishes - St. Jude
School
Wednesday, July 16 - Spreading/Keeping Our Faith Room 233
Thursday, July 17 - Living Our Faith - Room 233
If you would like to participate in any of these meetings,
please contact your ministry leader for more information
or call the parish office at 770-394-3896. To learn more
about the Archdiocesan Pastoral Plan and each of the four
key issues, please log on to www.stjudeatlanta.net/
Pastoral.
Wednesday Morning 6:30AM Mass
Our Wednesday morning daily Mass at 6:30AM will be on
hiatus for the summer. Please join us at either 7:30AM or
6:00PM for daily Mass in the Stapleton Center.
Memorial Courtyard
Consider purchasing a personalized brick, border stone or
memorial stone that will be displayed in our Memorial
Courtyard as a unique and lasting gift. What a nice way to
remember a special event or person in your life. Bricks are
$125, border stones are $500 and memorial stones are
$1500.
If you have any questions or would like to sponsor an item,
please visit www.stjudeatlanta.net/courtyard or contact Julie
Smith at jsmith@stjudeatlanta.net or 678-252-5849. Thank
you for helping us create a beautiful entrance and gathering
area for generations to come.
Church Renovation Update
Main Sanctuary Closed Through August 15
Work has started! This summer, we will be installing new
flooring and pews in the main sanctuary of the church.
Daily Mass will be held in the Stapleton Center and
Sunday Masses will be held in the School Gymnasium.
Mass times will remain the same.
Confessions will be heard during the normally scheduled
times in Room A in the basement of the Church. No
baptisms or weddings will be scheduled to be celebrated
in our sanctuary during this time.
Funerals will be celebrated by our clergy at one of the
local Catholic churches as needed.
The Ave Maria shop will be closed until mid-August.
The Usher’s Room will be unavailable and lost and found
items will be stored in the Ministry Building. The
Stapleton Center and rooms in the church basement will
be available for meetings and classes.
Please mark your calendars for the weekend of
August 16-17 for our grand reopening celebration of the
church. We appreciate your understanding and patience
as we make these needed upgrades to our church this
summer. If you have any questions about this project,
please contact the parish office at 770-394-3896.
Join the Music Ministry
The St. Jude choir is already rehearsing but new members
are always welcome! Auditions not required. We
rehearse on Wednesdays at 7:30PM in the church. The
choir sings at the 10:00AM Mass each Sunday and other
special Masses including Christmas and Easter. For more
information, contact Alan Brown at 678-252-5688 or
abrown@stjudeatlanta.net.
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Religious Education Registration 2014-15
Registration for our 2014-15 religious education programs is underway at
www.stjudeatlanta.net/PSR2014. The cost per family is $115. There is a separate fee of
$25 for children preparing to receive First Eucharist in 2015. Payment plans and financial assistance is available.
We offer programs for children age 3 through 12th grade. Traditional and
Montessori-based classes are available. We also offer a program for those with
disabilities. A special Rite of Christian Initiation Class for Children is offered for those
children age 7 or older who are not yet baptized or have not had the two years of required
formation for receiving First Eucharist. A description of our programs is below. Classes
meet on Sunday mornings during the school year. Questions or financial assistance requests can be directed to Martha Robert at mrobert@stjudeatlanta.net or 678-252-5676.
Littlest Angels (3 to 4 Year Olds)
Littlest Angels utilizes Pflaum Gospel Weeklies: What the Church Believes and Teaches Faith Formation Program. This
popular program consists of a faith formation handbook, What the Church Believes and Teaches, plus 32 weekly
Gospel-based lessons. Together they provide a unique alternative to the traditional textbook. For preschoolers, the
Sunday Gospel message creates the foundation for them to begin a lifetime of learning about their faith. Concepts are
introduced simply and powerfully, Jesus becomes immediate and real, make-and-do projects match preschoolers’ skills,
and parent notes get families involved.
Faith and Life (Kindergarten - 5th Grade)
This elementary PSR program utilizes Pflaum Gospel Weeklies: What the Church Believes and Teaches Faith Formation
Program. This popular program consists of a faith formation handbook, What the Church Believes and Teaches, plus 32
weekly Gospel-based lessons. Together they provide a unique alternative to the traditional textbook, especially for
programs where class time is limited. All five editions of Pflaum Gospel Weeklies: What the Church Believes and
Teaches have been found in conformity with the Catechism of the Catholic Church by the Subcommittee on the
Catechism of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
RCIC (Rite of Christian Initiation for Children)
RCIC is a special preparation class offered for children (ages 7 and older) who have not yet taken the two years of
required Catholic Religious Education needed to receive the Sacrament of First Eucharist. Children receiving
Sacraments prepare through the study of moral parables, an extended discovery of the Eucharist, and attending special
retreats. It is part of the Faith and Life program.
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) (Ages 3-13)
CGS is an Archdiocesan-approved faith formation program that uses a Montessori approach for children ages 3 to 13.
Children meet in a permanent, prepared environment called an “atrium” and discover their faith through scripture and
liturgy. Classes contain mixed age groups according to the children’s needs:
• Level I for 3 to 6 year olds
• Level II for 6 to 9 year olds
• Level III for 10 to 13 year olds
Special Needs Religious Education (SPRED)
A special needs classroom experience is offered for children with learning or physical disabilities. SPRED’s goal is to
provide a positive, affirming atmosphere in which all students can learn and grow in their faith. Parents interested in
enrolling a child in this program should contact the parish office to discuss the child’s needs.
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Love Good Music Concert
8th Grade Crossover Night
Saturday, August 9
Wednesday, July 16
Save the date! Join us on Saturday,
August 9 at 7:00PM for our family
concert on the soccer field! The
concert will feature artists from
Love Good Music, a community of
music lovers who believe that good music can change the
world. Bring your picnic basket, your family and friends,
a blanket or chairs to sit on and be prepared for a night of
music that will bring joy and inspiration to all! Admission
is free. Rain venue is the Ministry Hall.
All rising 9th grade students are invited to a “Crossover”
Night on Wednesday, July 16 at 7:00PM in the Youth
Center. Come learn about our Life Teen program from
our core team leaders and other high school students who
are already active in our high school ministry.
For more information or questions, contact Rob
Montepare at rmontepare@stjudeatlanta.net or
Be a Mentor at Cristo Rey High School
Play ball! All middle school students are invited to join us
tonight, Sunday, July 13 for the first annual EDGE Wiffle
Ball All-Star Game! Starting at
6:30PM, we'll have a night filled
with peanuts, cracker jack, and
home runs. Wear your favorite
team's colors and bring a glove, a
bat, and your friends. Email Danielle Spitznagel at
dspitznagel@stjudeatlanta.net to RSVP and be entered to
win our raffle mystery prize!
Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School is a Catholic
learning community that educate young people of
limited economic means to become men and women of
faith, purpose and service. Through a rigorous college
preparatory curriculum, integrated with a relevant work
study experience, students graduate ready to succeed in
college and in life.
Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit is just weeks away from
opening its doors to the inaugural freshman class of 125
students, all of which are from low-income families who
qualify for free and reduced lunch. Their parents have shown
great commitment by enrolling their children in this school.
But it’s likely they will have not be in a position to relate to
their child’s experiences in the classroom or in the Corporate
Work Study Program. This is where your participation as a
mentor will become invaluable.
The commitment consists of weekly emails to your
assigned student and attendance at 4 of our 6 school
sponsored events. If you are interested in applying to
become a mentor, please contact Sarah Alvarez at
404-637-2800 or salvarez@cristoreyatlanta.org.
St. Jude Preschool Openings
The St. Jude Parish Preschool has limited
openings for the 2014-15 school year.
Application forms for children ages 18
months through age 4 are available in the
parish office or on our website. The
program runs September through May from
9:00AM – 12:30 PM. Please contact Angela Rahn at
678-252-5981 or arahn@stjudeatlanta.net to schedule a tour
or if you have any questions.
678-252-6117.
EDGE Wiffle Ball All - Star Game
TONIGHT!
EDGE Midweek Recharge
The last session of our EDGE
Midweek Recharge is on
Wednesday, July 30. All
middle school students are invited to meet for 6:00PM
Mass on Wednesdays followed by prayer time. It is a
summer challenge to set aside one hour per week to spend
with God. Are you ready to rise up to the challenge?
Quo Vadis Retreat
Are You Considering God’s Calling?
Quo Vadis is a retreat sponsored by the Archdiocesan
Vocations Office for young high school men (10th grade
through graduated seniors) who are open to considering
God’s calling in their lives. The retreat will be held on
July 22-24 at Camp Gideon in Acworth. The cost is $30
per person. For more information, visit
www.calledbychrist/quovadis or contact the Office of
Vocations at 404-920-7460 or vocationsatl@archatl.com.
Additional resources about discerning God’s call can be
found at the U.S. Bishops discernment website at
www.foryourvocation.org.
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Coffee and Donuts
NEW PARISHIONERS
Will Resume After Labor Day
We welcome the following families to our parish
FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Brown
Mr. and Mrs. John Callahan
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Flores
Ms. Flynn Hoag
Ms. Sarah Hanchon
Mr. and Mrs. Anand Madhavan and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McCormick and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nelson and Family
“You have crowned the year with your bounty,
and your paths overflow with a rich harvest.”
Psalm 65:12
LIVING GOD’S WORD
How are Christians to respond to this “foolish” God? We
must ask ourselves if we are allowing God’s Word to take
root deep in our hearts and produce an abundant yield.
We must ask if we are too stingy with the good news,
fearful of being rejected.
Copyright © 2013, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.
PRAYING PACEM IN TERRIS
The Archdiocese of Atlanta is asking that we
pray and reflect on excerpts from Pope John
XXIII’s Pacem in Terris encyclical during
the 2013-14 liturgical year.
Men, both as individuals and as intermediate
groups, are required to make their own specific contributions
to the general welfare. The main consequence of this is that
they must harmonize their own interests with the needs of
others, and offer their goods and services as their rulers shall
direct—assuming, of course, that justice is maintained and
the authorities are acting within the limits of their competence. Those who have authority in the State must exercise
that authority in a way which is not only morally irreproachable, but also best calculated to ensure or promote the State's
welfare. (53)
Items Needed for Refugees
Catholic Charities Atlanta’s (CCA) Refugee
Resettlement Program has seen an unprecedented number
of refugee arrivals over the past months. Because of the
large influx, CCA’s supplies are low. They need
household items to set up 60 apartments over the next two
months. Furniture, pots and pans, twin size sheets and
comforters, cleaning supplies, bathroom supplies are most
needed. Items may be dropped off at CCA’s Northake
office at 2305 Parklake Drive, Suite 150, Building 9 or
contact Kim Longshore at 678-222-3964 or
klonshore@catholiccharitiesatlanta.org. Additional help is
needed by volunteers willing to help staff with the actual
moving in and setting up of these apartments.
Visit Our Facebook Page!
Are you using Facebook? If so,
please visit www.facebook.com/
stjudeatlanta and LIKE us if you
haven’t already done so. To make sure you get our updates,
once you like us, click on the "like button" and select "show
in news feed". You can also select settings to determine if
you want all updates, most updates or important updates.
Our Facebook page will be another source for keeping you
updated on parish activities and events!
Traveling This Summer?
Don’t let your summer travels prevent you from going to
Mass. You may visit www.masstimes.org which is a
non-profit website that allows traveling Catholics to
locate Mass times and information for Catholic Churches
around the world.
Summer Lunch Bag Food Drive
Community Assistance Center (CAC)
Please donate to CAC’s summer lunch
bag program and help feed local children
this summer. Many families who need
assistance with feeding their children
during the summer months. Food
donations typically decrease in the
summer months leaving the pantry low on food.
However, requests for food increase in the summer when
children who get free meals at school are home and
parents struggle to provide enough food for them.
A CAC lunch bag feeds a child for 5 days with easy to
prepare foods that they can make themselves. Visit
www.ourcac.org for a list of needed items. Thank you
for feeding a hungry child!
July 13, 2014
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Adult Faith Formation
Altar Servers
Annulment Case Sponsors
Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment (ABLE)
Art & Environment / Flower Guild
Ave Maria Shop
Baptismal Preparation
Boy Scouts
Centering Prayer
Christ Child Society
Community Assistance Center
Cooking for Clergy (C2)
Cub Scouts
Cursillo/Ultreya
EDGE (Middle School Ministry)
Elderly Care
Elijah Cup
Eucharistic Adoration
Extraordinary Ministers of the Holy Eucharist
Finance Council
Funeral Ministry
Gardening
Helping Hands/Funeral Ministry
Interfaith Outreach Home
Jaguar Sports Association
Ladies of the Evening Circle
Lectors
Legion of Mary - Queen of Apostles
Life Teen Band
Liturgy Committee
Loaves & Fishes
Marriage Ministry
Men's Club
MCATS
Ministers to the Sick
Mission Ministry
Music Ministry
Natural Family Planning
Nocturnal Adoration
Nursery
Pastoral Council
PATH (Post Abortion Treatment & Healing)
Pax Christi
Religious Education
Respect Life
Returning Catholics
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults
Sacristy
Special Religious Education for the Disabled
St. Jude Preschool
St. Teresa’s Circle
St. Vincent de Paul
Ushers
Wedding Coordinators
Welcome Ministry
Women of Saint Jude
Young Adult Singles Ministry
Youth Ministry
Martha Robert
Chuck Sliker
Warren Stoughton
Ev Howe
Pat Barnard
Barbara Still
Tom Boyle
Phil Vance
Maggie Winfrey
Patty Decraene
Janet Greene
Dawn Moran
Sam Still
Christy Taylor
Danielle Spitznagel
Chris Gnanapragasam
Nancy Nadolski
Bridgett Calia
David Price
Jay Cochran
Pat Egan
George Scesney
Joy Russ & Nan Boldt
Angela Cohen
Kevin Gaffney
Jeanne Nardiello
Alix Shattuck
Shirley Goldman
Rob Montepare
Deacon Jim Tramonte
Carol & Jerry Tiarsmith
Deacon Jim & Stephanie Tramonte
Greg Long
Lillian Mandyck
Chris Gnanapragasam
Steve Smith
Alan Brown
TBD
Amelia Grant
Ashley Crunk
Mary Pat Davis
Mary Ann McNeil
Joe & Mary Jean Goode
Martha Robert
TBD
Charlie Cayce
Martha Robert
Renee Torina
Pat Tweed
Angela Rahn
TBD
Ev Howe
Bob Nadolski
Kristi Cassell
Shirley Franklin
Holly Monahan
TBD
Rob Montepare
678-252-5676
770-671-0045
770-668-9344
770-395-1545
404-538-3151
678-252-6116
770-993-3319
770-597-1401
404-717-6815
770-512-8784
770-390-9418
770-394-3029
678-691-4132
770-360-7800
678-252-6113
770-394-3896
404-252-2964
770-820-7863
404-502-6444
770-754-9504
404-822-9329
404-252-4651
770-698-9154, 404-255-2216
404-668-3693
770-823-0205
770-993-2753
770-846-1456
678-773-4376
678-252-6117
770-396-2132
404-217-3818
770-396-2132
678-920-3723
770-393-4289
770-394-3896
770-393-1148
678-252-5688
770-394-3896
404-313-0231
770-286-0606
404-697-1232
404-717-5557
770-396-5902
678-252-5676
770-394-3896
770-393-0785
678-252-5676
504-715-8678
404-451-0060
678-252-5981
770-394-3896
770-395-1545
404-252-2964
770-390-9010
770-395-6706
770-853-1026
770-394-3896
678-252-6117
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INFORMACIÓN EN ESPAÑOL
Ministerio Hispano
Misa Dominical: 1:00PM
María E. Allen. 770-394-3896 x 527 o 678-252-5984
Lunes a viernes 12:30PM a 4:00PM y Miércoles:
4:30PM a 7:00PM e-mail mallen@stjudeatlanta.net
Actividades
Hora Santa: Tercer viernes de cada mes: 7:00PM
Rosario: Domingos después de misa en la Gruta de Ntra.
Sra. de Guadalupe.
Adoración Nocturna Parroquial: Primer viernes del
mes, una hora a partir de las 9:00PM
Misa de Quinceañeras: Llamar a la coordinadora seis
meses antes de la fecha planeada.
Movimiento de Schoenstatt:
Grupo Señoras Viernes: Aida 404-213-8684
Grupo Juvenil Femenino 13 a 20 anos: Julia 404-492-1166
Grupo Señoras Sábados: Magdalena 404-643-0464
Renovación Carismática: Jueves 7:00PM
Claudia Alicia Ramirez 678-499-2430.
Intenciones de la Misa: Uno de los Lectores estará al
inicio y al final de la misa recibiendo sus intenciones.
Presentaciones: Anotar el nombre del niño después de
misa, con uno de los ministros Lectores, al menos una
semana antes de la fecha deseada.
Ministerios
Catequesis-RICA: Cielo Pava 786-454-7321
Coro: Alfredo Martinez 770-899-3500
Concejo Pastoral: Alí Silva 404-402-9107
Bautizos: Carlos Marroquin 571-379-1348
Lectores: Julia Grimaldo 404-492-1166
Matrimonios, Quinceañeras, Ministros de la Sagrada
Comunión: Martha Martinez 678-448-7077
Ministerio Mariano: Mirta Aguirre - 678--949-1566
Monaguillos: Elizabeth Morales 678-663-3448
Sacristía: Blanca Durón 404-803-8132
Ujieres: Pedro Gonzalez 770-754-9103
Sacramentos
Bautizos: Segundo sábado del mes a las 12:30PM
Preparación: Primer sábado del mes 4:00PM - Salón Csótano de la Iglesia. Por favor llamar al Ministerio Hispano.
Matrimonios: Llamar al Ministerio Hispano por lo menos
6 meses antes de la fecha planeada.
Vivamos la Palabra de Dios
¿Cómo hemos de responderle los cristianos a este Dios
“insensato”? Debemos preguntarnos si permitimos que la
Palabra de Dios eche raíces en nuestro corazón y
produzca una cosecha abundante. Debemos preguntarnos
si somos demasiado tacaños con la buena nueva por temor
a ser rechazados.
!!!Catecismo para Adultos!!!
¿Necesitas recibir los Sacramentos del
Bautismo, Primera Comuniόn o
Confirmaciόn? ¿Asistes solamente a Misa y
quieres saber más sobre nuestra fe católica? ¿Tienes
Preguntas sobre los Sacramentos, la Misa, la Virgen María? Ven a participar en nuestro programa de RICA "Rito
de Iniciaciόn Cristiana para Adultos”. Tu eres importante
y debes conocer tu fe catόlica. Informaciόn : Cielo Pava:
786-454-7321 Coordinadora de Catequesis.
Catequesis
Están abiertas las
preinscripciones para la
Catequesis 2014-2015. Están
todos cordialmente invitados.
Informaciόn Cielo Pava 786-454-7321.
Mantenimiento y Remodelación de la Iglesia
30 de Junio - 16 de Agosto
Este verano estaremos haciendo el tan necesitado
mantenimiento al Santuario de nuestra Iglesia. A partir
del lunes 30 de junio por la tarde, la Misa diaria se
celebrará en el Stapleton Center y la Misa dominical en el
Gimnasio del Colegio. Las Confesiones serán en el Salón
A del sótano de la Iglesia, durante el horario normal. No
habrá Bautizos ni Matrimonios durante este tiempo.
Planeamos terminar este trabajo a más tardar el sábado 16
de Agosto. ¡Gracias por su comprensión!
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INFORMAÇÕES EM PORTUGUÊS
Ministério Brasileiro
Missas: Domingo às 07:00PM e 1a Sexta-feira do mês
às 8:00PM.
Confissões: Quarta-feira das 06:00PM as 07:00PM e
Domingo das 5:30PM as 6:30PM our por agendamento.
Agendar atendimento ou confissão falar com Padre João
678-709-1588 ou Rosana 561-843-6655
Ministérios e Responsáveis
Catequese: Glauciane - 678-349-8403
Escola da Fé: Rosana Szvarca 404-795-1445
Liturgia: Petrus - 678-749-9387
Minist. Eucaristia: Angélica e Claudio - 770 -256-2886
Preparação para o Batismo: Wenda - 678-663-9511
Preparação para Adultos (RICA): Gilberto Szvarca
404-795-1445
Formação para Adultos
Você que ainda não recebeu algum dos Sacramentos de
Iniciação ( Batismo, Eucaristia e/ou Crisma), está
convidado a participar do RICA e conhecer mais
profundamente a nossa fé. E para você que já tem os
sacramentos e deseja conhecer sobra a nossa história,
convidamos a participar de nossa Escola da Fé. Vamos
juntos estudar sobre a História do Povo de Deus.
Interessados procurar por Gilberto e Rosana para
fazerem a sua inscrição.
Atenção Para a Nossa FESTA JULINA
DIA: 26 Ancorados
de Julho
Emeio a tempestades:
no Senhor!
LOCAL: St. Jude
HORÁRIO: a partir das 5:00PM
Venha celebrar conosco este momento de muita alegria
em nossa comunidade. Teremos pratos típicos, danças,
brincadeiras e muitas surpresas.
As Inscrições para a Catequese já Estão Abertas
Todos que tiverem filhos acima de 3 anos são chamados a
registrarem seus filhos na catequese. Lembrem-se de que o
relacionamento com Deus é um processo crescente e além
do testemunho dos pais, é necessário o conhecimento
pessoal de acordo com a idade. Procurem pela Glauciane ou
Kátia e se informe sobre como registrar seus filhos para os
encontros.
Manutenção da Igreja Entre
os Dias 30 de Junho e 16 de Agosto
Neste verão, nós estaremos fazendo a manutenção tão
necessária da igreja. A partir de segunda-feira à noite, dia 30
de junho, a missa diária será realizada no basement e a missa
de domingo será realizada no ginásio da escola. As
confissões serão na sala A do basement e seguirão os dias e
horários programados. Não haverá batismos ou casamentos
durante este tempo. Planeamos ter todo o trabalho concluído
no mais tardar sábado, dia 16 de agosto. Obrigado por sua
compreensão.
Grupos de Oração
Água Viva: segundas-feiras às 7:40PM na Igreja SJ.
NS de Fátima: sextas às 8:00PM na região de Alpharetta.
Maria Bel: 404 - 697-3152
NS Aparecida: segundas-feiras às 8:00PM na região de
Marietta. Claudio: 770-256-2886
Divina Misericórdia: segundas às 8:00PM. na região de
Alpharetta. Cris: 404-543-2169
CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS
St. Jude the Apostle Church #483440
7171 Glenridge Drive N E
Atlanta, GA 30328
TELEPHONE
770 394-3896
CONTACT PERSON
Suzanne Fusco
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