June 26, 2016 – Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Rev. Father Dennis W. Kleinmann, Pastor
Rev. Father Michael C. Isenberg,
Parochial Vicar
Deacon J. Paul Ochenkowski
Seminarians: Mr. Nick Schierer and
Mr. C. William Nyce
“To know, to love, and to serve God”
June 26, 2016 – Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sacramental Information
Parish Office
Parish School
Marriage: Congratulations on your
engagement! Please contact the parish
office at least six months prior to the
wedding date. It is best for us to hear
from you as soon as you become engaged
to set up your initial appointment.
Address: 3460 Centreville Road
Chantilly, VA 20151
Phone: 703-773-2000
Fax: 703-773-2001
Website: www.stveronica.net
E-mail Address:
info@stveronica.net
Office Hours:
Monday-Friday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Closed: 12:15 pm - 12:45 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am - 12:00 noon
Address: 3460-B Centreville Road
Chantilly, VA 20151
Phone: 703-773-2020
Fax: 703-991-9103
Website: www.stveronicaschool.org
E-mail Address:
info@stveronicaschool.org
Mrs. Mary Sadick, Office Manager
Mrs. Kathy Bean & Mrs. Kitty Lochbaum,
Receptionists
Mrs. Diana Acker, Parish Apostolates
Coordinator & School Liaison
Mrs. Kendra Turchiarolo,
Admissions & Development
Baptisms: We welcome your new addition! Generally, baptisms take place at
12:15 pm the first and third Sunday of
each month, with some flexibility based
on circumstances. Baptism preparation
instruction is required for first-time parents or parents who have not previously
attended a class. Please call the parish
office to begin the process of scheduling
the baptism.
Holy Communion & Anointing of
the Sick: God bless you! If you or someone you know would like to receive Holy
Communion or Anointing of the Sick at
Fair Oaks Hospital, Sunrise Assisted
Living at Fair Oaks, or at home, please
call the parish office to arrange a visit.
Parish Registration: Welcome! If you
would like to register as a parishioner at
St. Veronica, please pick up a registration form in one of the church vestibules
or in the parish office. Upon completion,
you may drop the form in the Sunday
collection basket, or you may mail it in.
If you are moving out of the parish or
have a change of address, please contact
the parish office.
Initiation of Adults and Children:
The RCIA process leads older youths and
adults into full communion with the
Catholic Church. Please call the parish
office or email RCIA@stveronica.net for
details.
Office Hours:
Monday-Friday: 7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Mr. Peter Mannix, Principal
Mass Schedule*
Saturday Vigil: 5:00 pm & 7:00 pm (Vietnamese)
Sunday: 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:45 am & 5:00 pm
2:00 pm & 7:00 pm (Vietnamese)
Weekdays: Monday—Friday 8:30 am & 12:15 pm
Wednesday & First Friday 7:30 pm
Friday (except First Friday) 7:00 pm (Vietnamese)
Saturday 8:30 am
Holy Hour Schedule*
Wednesday: 7:00 pm (includes Exposition, Holy Rosary,
Benediction & Mass)
Confession Schedule*
Monday and Friday: 11:30 am—Noon
Wednesday: 6:30 pm through the Holy Hour
Saturday: 9:00 am—10:00 am & 3:30 pm—4:30 pm
First Friday of the Month: After the 8:30 am Mass & 6:30 pm
Eucharistic Adoration*
Monday: 9:00 am—Saturday: 8:00 am
* Please listen to pulpit announcements & parish office recordings, and
consult current bulletin & website homepage for schedule changes.
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Week at a Glance
Sunday, June 26: Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:30 am Stabat Mater after all Masses
8:30 pm Donut Sunday—Parish Hall
1:30 pm Middle School Boys Theology of the Body—Pope St. JP II
3:15 pm Charismatic Prayer Group—Training Room
6:00 pm Ablaze High School Youth Group
6:00 pm Marietta Jaeger-Lane: “From Tragedy to Mercy”—PH
Monday, June 27:
8:30 pm Holy Mass
11:30 am Confessions
12:15 pm Holy Mass
Tuesday, June 28:
8:30 am Holy Mass
12:15 pm Holy Mass
6:30 pm Divine Mercy Cenacle—Sacristy
7:00 pm Legion of Mary—Acolyte Room
Wednesday, June 29:
8:30 am Holy Mass
12:15 pm Holy Mass
6:30 pm Confessions
7:00 pm Holy Hour with Exposition, Holy Rosary and Benediction
7:30 pm Holy Mass
8:00 pm The New Evangelization hosted by Young Adults—PH
Thursday, June 30:
8:30 am Holy Mass
12:15 pm Holy Mass
First Friday, July 1:
8:30 am Holy Mass
9:00 am Confessions
11:30 am Confessions
12:15 pm Holy Mass
6:30 pm Confessions
7:30 pm Holy Mass
No Ignite Middle School Youth Group
First Saturday, July 2:
No TMIY Summer Seminar—PH
8:00 am Exposition, Rosary Meditation and Benediction
8:30 am Holy Mass
9:00 am Holy Rosary
9:00 am Confessions
9:00 am Knights of Columbus—Parish Hall
9:30 am Luminaries of Holy Mary—Acolyte Room
3:30 pm Confessions
Bulletin Deadline
10:00 am Friday, 9 days prior to the Sunday publication
Announcements should be sent to bulletin@stveronica.net.
Mass Intentions
Saturday, June 25
8:30 am Father’s Day Novena
5:00 pm Katherine Yursky
Sunday, June 26: Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 am Michael Greiner +
9:00 am Edward Ward +
10:45 am The People of St. Veronica
5:00 pm Father’s Day Novena
Monday, June 27: Saint Cyril of Alexandria
8:30 am Father’s Day Novena
12:15 am Dana Devereux +
Tuesday, June 28: Saint Irenaeus
8:30 am Michael Greiner +
12:15 pm Father Steve O’Donnell +
Wednesday, June 29: Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles
8:30 am Ramiro Lesmes +
12:15 pm Chris Forsten
7:30 pm Lindsay Regan +
Thursday, June 30: The First Martyrs of the Holy Roman
Church
8:30 am Bill Crowley +
12:15 pm Will Smith +
First Friday, July 1: Saint Junipero Serra
8:30 am Philip Heuchert +
12:15 pm Dominic Hong Nguyen +
7:30 pm Michael Greiner +
First Saturday, July 2
8:30 am Khristie Greiner and Children
5:00 pm Remedios Mayuga +
Sunday, July 3: Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 am Michael Greiner +
9:00 am The People of Saint Veronica
10:45 am Howard Bailey Yeager +
5:00 pm Robert Collins +
Pray the Rosary Daily
Pray the Rosary Every Day
Parish Apostolate Contacts
Adoption Support Group
Jill Bender Jill_Bender2000@yahoo.com
Adoration Chapel
Linda Loch adoration@stveronica.net
Altar Boys (Grades 5 - 12)
Eileen Chiama
703-773-2032
Blessed Mother Teresa Outreach
Gina McCue STVBMTOA@gmail.com
Charismatic Prayer Group
Flor Valdez Sunshineapril2013@gmail.com
Cooking With Our Saints
Sandy Greeley
703-471-6454
Divine Mercy Cenacle
Jeff Cappel
cappeljeff@gmail.com
Endow
Position Open
info@stveronica.net
Extraordinary Ministers
Deacon Paul Ochenkowski 703-773-2004
50 & Over Women’s Bible Study
Janice Terry
jterry57@aol.com
Food & Faith Organic Garden
Sandy Greeley cookasia@verizon.net
Gabriel Project
Grays of God (over 50)
Linda Loch
lindaloch@cox.net
Homeschool Group
Anne Dealey
anne@dealey.com
Knights of Columbus
Russ Nero
nero12579@gmail.com
Lectors
Deacon Paul Ochenkowski 703-773-2004
Legion of Mary
Larry Burke staug1@mindspring.com
Linen Ministry
Position Open
info@stveronica.net
LINK
Patty Bartnick
703-476-0442
Luminaries of Holy Mary
Frank Spicer praydailyrosary@gmail.com
Meals Apostolate
mealsapostolate@stveronica.net
Men’s Group
Kelly Dobson TMIY@stveronica.net
Music Director
Emily Mason
703-773-2009
NFP Coordinator
Meg Kilgannon
703-507-5998
stvgabrielproject@gmail.com
New
and
Expectant
Moms
Group
Gala
Megan Hamberger galachairman@stveronica.net Blaise Farina stveronicanewmoms@gmail.com
Norbertine Third Order
Wes & Madeleine Marchesseault sixmarches@cox.net
Our Lady of La Vang
Fr. John Son Hoang, O.P.
vicar1@cttdva.com
Parish Community Circles
Francis Thomas PCCStVeronica@gmail.com
Parish Library
Marie O’Brien bureaucrat2@yahoo.com
Prison Ministry Book Apostolate
Marie Goldschmidt caputog@verizon.net
Pro-Life Apostolate
Steve Grist
steve.grist@cox.net
Rangers (Ages 9 - 17)
Kirby Smith rangercompanyguide@gmail.com
RCIA
Scott Bradford
RCIA@stveronica.net
Religious Education Coordinator
Deacon Paul Ochenkowski 703-773-2004
Sacristan
Eileen Chiama Eileen.chiama@cox.net
Separated or Divorced Catholics
Susan McCullough swmccullough@verizon.net
Sunrise Assisted Living Ministry
Diane Sachs
diane@sachsfamily.net
Ushers
Dave Pacia
703-298-8542
Young Adult Group
Cynthia Jessup stveronicaya@gmail.com
Youth Apostolate
Erin Johnson youthminister@stveronica.net
WORSHIP
From Green to Gold — June 26, 2016
We are very blessed here at St. Veronica’s to have wonderful employees. They certainly proved that yet again in a special way last Saturday. That was the evening the parish hosted its annual volunteer dinner.
That is the night we thank all of our volunteers who so faithfully serve our
parish all year long. Our staff people truly are dedicated individuals who
often make great sacrifices to work at a Catholic parish. The salaries are
not high; the hours can be long. Most, if not all, of these do this out of love
for God and His Church. I am very grateful to them for this.
Although reasonably new to St. Veronica’s (this Saturday, the 25th,
is the one year anniversary of my arrival here), it is quite obvious that the
parish staff is outstanding. It is also very obvious that this parish has
many truly generous volunteers who are willing to give so much to make
this the parish it is. I do then want to first thank all of the paid staff for all
they do and for all they did last Saturday. They worked hard to provide a
marvelous evening for our volunteers. I will single out just one of these
people, Diana Acker, who is the parish apostolate coordinator. She is responsible for all of our events as well, so she oversaw all the efforts last
week. Those efforts certainly paid off as it was a beautiful night and a very
fitting way to honor our volunteers. The food was excellent. The entertainment was very conducive to celebrating. The parish hall was aptly decorated. Really everything about the night was exceptional.
I also want to thank our volunteers. No doubt they do what they
do, not for a salary, but out of love of God and this parish. For that reason
I am extremely grateful to all of those who give many hours in many different ways for the sake of this parish, both the church and the school. All
of those who volunteered with the parish over the past year were invited to
the dinner last Saturday. We tried to send a personal invitation to every
known volunteer. Unfortunately, I am sure we missed a few and there are
some who only may be known to God. Of course not everyone was able to
make it last Saturday evening. Those who could and did, I think, thoroughly enjoyed themselves. I heard nothing but positive responses to the
evening.
It has been the custom here to designate two men and two women,
often a husband and wife, who were noted for their contributions to the
parish in terms of service. The designees this year were Gina and Don
McCue and Jennifer and John Van Daele. Gina and Don are extraordinary
ministers of Holy Communion. Gina heads up the Blessed Mother Teresa
Outreach apostolate. She also was the parish representative who led the
diocesan Pilgrimage to the Shrine and regularly assists with other parish
functions. Jennifer and John gave countless hours to many parish activities as well, in particular with anything and everything that included the
youth. In addition Jennifer has been a part time employee of the parish’s
office of religious education. Sadly for us, they and their children are moving this summer. This will be a great loss in many ways, especially with all
that they have been doing. We congratulate both of these couples and
thank them for all they do.
This year we also had a special award, the “Faithful Servant, Beloved Volunteer” designation. This went posthumously to Michael
Greiner, a long time parishioner, who volunteered in numerous ways over
his years here. I wrote about him a couple of months ago after his death in
March. We thank him and his family and continue our prayers for the repose of his soul. Lastly, I again thank everyone, employees and volunteers,
for all they do.
~ In Christ, Fr. Kleinmann
The Holy Father’s June
Prayer Intentions
Universal: Human Solidarity.
That the aged, marginalized,
and those who have no one may
find—even within the huge cities
of the world—opportunities for
encounter and solidarity.
Evangelization: Seminarians
and Novices. That seminarians
and men and women entering
religious life may have mentors
who live the joy of the Gospel
and prepare them wisely for
their mission.
Weekly Readings
Thirteenth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
Sunday
1 Kgs 19:16b, 19-21;
Gal 5:1, 13-18; Lk 9:51-62
Monday
Am 2:6-10, 13-16; Mt 8:18-22
Tuesday
Am 3:1-8, 4:11-12; Mt 8:23-27
Wednesday
Vigil: Acts 3:1-10; Gal 1:11-20;
Jn 21:15-19
Day: Acts 12:1-11; 2 Tm 4:6-8,
17-18; Mt 16:13-19
Thursday
Am 7:10-17; Mt 9:1-8
First Friday
Am 8:4-6, 9-12; Mt 9:9-13
First Saturday
Am 9:11-15; Mt 9:14-17
Sunday
Is 66:10-14c; Gal 6:14-18; Lk
10:1-12, 17-20 or 10:1-9
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FROM THE PARISH OFFICE
THANK YOU: There are many, many reasons I have to be grateful to the folks at St.
Veronica's. To begin with the most recent
events, it was such a grace and a pleasure to
see so many of you at the Ordination, then
the 10:45 Mass of Thanksgiving the next day
was an extraordinarily beautiful experience
for me. The reception afterwards was phenomenal, far better than what I could have
planned for myself. Thank you so much to
those who were able to make it out for the
Ordination and for those who worked so hard
on the reception. Those who were spiritually
united to us, unable to make it for whatever
reason, I am quite sure Our Lord heard your
prayers for us. Then, throughout the last two
years, the families and friends at St Veronica's have been a tremendous support to me—
(including but not limited to) encouraging
me for homilies that they thought were helpful and giving me some pointers on ways to
improve. It was a great joy to get to know a
good number of the kids (or young men and
women, as the case may be), especially those
involved in Ignite, Ablaze, and altar serving.
Thanks for your warmth and jokes and prayers. Be sure that I remember the folks of St.
Veronica's in my prayers and now in the sacrifice of the Mass. Please keep me in your
prayers.
~ Father Colin Davis
Stabat Mater Fundraising Campaign
The Secular Institute Stabat Mater, whose primary objective is the formation of Hispanic
Christian youth, is conducting a fundraising campaign in our parish this weekend, June 25th26th. The proceeds will help the group pay for
SPONSOR OF THE WEEK
Adams-Green
their summer camp and other programs that Stabat Mater currently organizes in our diocese.
Please collaborate generously with the Hispanic
Youth, that they may become responsible and devoted Catholics.
Lectors Needed for Weekday Masses
We are looking for more people who are willing
to help by being lectors at daily Mass, either on a
continuing scheduled basis or as a substitute. If
you attend daily Mass, please consider helping
with this ministry. You may email the parish office at info@stveronica.net or call 703-773-2000.
Ethics Hotline
The Diocese of Arlington is dedicated to managing the temporal and human resources of the
Church as faithful stewards. To aid in this effort,
the diocese has contracted with an independent
service provider, EthicsPoint, so that employees,
volunteers, parishioners, vendors and other interested parties can report concerns regarding
suspected financial and human resource misconduct. Reports are kept confidential and may be
made anonymously, and can be filed via one of
EthicsPoint’s trained specialists at 1-888-2933718.
Voca ons
“As for you, go and proclaim the kingdom of
God.” If you are considering a vocation to the
priesthood, diaconate or consecrated life, call Father J.D. Jaffe at 703-841-2514, or write
j.jaffe@arlingtondiocese.org.
Second Collection Next Weekend
The second collection next weekend, July 2nd
and 3rd, is to help pay our monthly mortgage.
Thank you for your continued generosity.
C O R N E R S T O N E
June 19, 2016
Regular Sunday donations
Faith Direct*
Monthly Mortgage Payment
Faith Direct*
$ 10,547.09
$ 10,683.34
$ 2,184.15
$ 2,767.75
Funeral Home & Crematory
547 Families Currently Enrolled in
Faith Direct
Family Owned & Operated Since 1885
Serving Northern Virginia
Thank you, and may God bless you for
your continued support and generosity.
Please see their ad in the back of the bulletin and support
all those who make this bulletin possible. We are grateful
for their support of our parish.
*Contributions via Faith Direct are deposited in parish bank account once
a month. The total deposit designated for Regular & Debt Reduction has
been divided by the number of weeks for that month and added to the weekly totals.
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EDUCATION, CATECHESIS AND EVANGELIZATION
Volunteer with Our Religious Education Program
“In virtue of their baptism, all the members of the People of God have become missionary disciples . . . . All the baptized, whatever their position in the Church or their level of instruction in the faith, are agents of evangelization . . . .
So what are we waiting for?” Pope Francis, The Joy of the Gospel
Volunteers are vital to the success of the Religious Education Program. No experience is necessary. Becoming an Assistant Catechist, which is our greatest need at this time, is a great way to start,
and all training is provided. The only requirement is to be a Catholic in good standing with a desire to pass
on the Faith to the children of our Parish. And, all volunteers are eligible for tuition discounts.
Here are the opportunities:
3rd Grade (2)
Monday afternoons, 5:00-6:15 pm
4th Grade
Catechists are needed to teach
st
5th Grade (2)
1 Grade
nd
6th Grade (2)
2 Grade
rd
7th Grade Girls
3 Grade
th
5 Grade
Tuesday evenings, 6:45-8:00 pm
6th Grade
A Catechist is needed to teach
Assistant Catechists are needed for
3rd Grade
1st Grade
Assistant Catechists are needed for
2nd Grade (2)
3rd Grade
4th Grade
7th Grade Girls
8th Grade Boys
Hall Monitors (2)
If you can help, please contact the
Religious Education Office:
Deacon J. Paul Ochenkowski,
deacon@stveronica.net.
You may also call
703-773-2004.
start up again in the fall. Meanwhile, if you would
This Sunday, June
following the 5:00 pm like more information, please contact Scott BradMass, you are invited to hear the moving story of ford, RCIA@stveronica.net.
Marietta Jaeger-Lane. Marietta is a co-founder of
Luminaries of Holy Mary
The Journey of Hope, from Violence to Healing, The Luminaries of Holy Mary strive for holiness
which works to abolish the death penalty. She will by learning, living and spreading the Message of
share how, faced with tragedy and evil after the Our Lady of Fatima. This implies a particular love
kidnapping and loss of her little girl, Marietta did for the Most Holy Trinity, the Eucharist, the Imnot choose vengeance but instead bravely walked maculate Heart of Mary, the Church and all manthe journey of forgiveness and mercy. Her story kind, a love that helps Luminaries to see and
reflects Pope Francis’ words that “[t]he secret of serve Christ in an attitude of conversion, prayer,
Christian living is love. Only love fills the empty reparation and true fraternity. Join us First Satspaces caused by evil.” Just as we ask God for urday, July 2nd, in the Acolyte Room.
mercy, we are to show mercy to others. In this
year of Mercy, come hear her story of a great act Parish Library Is Closing for the Summer Months
of mercy, following God’s will to turn tragedy into The library will be closed starting on July 3rd
grace.
and will reopen on September 11th when we will
“What is the joy of God? It is to forgive!”
have the annual book giveaway. Please use the
—Pope Francis
drop box slot located on the far wall in the Parish
Please join us for a beautiful lesson on love, mer- Hall to return library materials during the sumcy and compassion for all humanity. We will meet mer. Also, please consider volunteering for two
in the parish hall after Mass. Light refreshments hours a month to help keep the library open during the year. Contact Carmen Roman,
will be served.
croman645@msn.com.
From Tragedy to Mercy and Compassion
26th
Drawing Others to the Mercy of God
The Sacred Heart of Jesus is a sign of Our Lord’s
great love for all in the midst of a world that has
grown cold and indifferent. Perhaps you can
think of someone who longs to have a closer relationship with Christ and His Heavenly Father, or
who may need the cleansing mercy of God’s infinite love. Our Monday evening inquiry classes for
those who are not baptized, are of other faiths, or
are adult Catholics who are not confirmed will
VBS 2016 Registra on Is Now Open
The dates are August 1st through 5th. To register,
go to www.stveronica.net. Volunteers, both youth
and adult, are needed. Email stveronicavbs@gmail.com for more information or to volunteer.
Making Your Summer Travel Plans?
Visit www.masstimes.org to find the Mass schedule of a Catholic church near your destination.
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AROUND ST. VERONICA AND THE DIOCESE
St. Veronica Young Adults - Ages 20s-30s
Na onal Prolife Conven on at Dulles Hilton
Join St. Veronica Young Adults as we
view Catholicism: The New Evangelization presented by Bishop Robert Barron. Sequel
to the original formational program, this presentation will show us how to put our Faith into ACTION in today's increasingly secular world.
Wednesdays: June 1st - July 6th
ALL
PARISHIONERS
AND
NONPARISHIONERS ALIKE are INVITED.
Join us for this upcoming event: (7/4) 4th of July
Cookout & Fireworks.
For
more
details,
email
Cynthia
at stveronicaya@gmail.com or visit our Facebook
Group Page “St. Veronica Young Adults” or our
webpage at www.ya.stveronica.net.
The annual national convention of the National
Right to Life Committee, “Building a Pro-life Future,” is being held in our backyard, July 7th-9th,
at the Hilton Washington Dulles Airport, in
Herndon. The convention includes a prayer
breakfast with Dr. Jean Garton and the closing
banquet with Honorable Matthew and Mrs. Mercedes Schlapp. There are three days of workshops
and general sessions to bring you up to speed on
legal, medical and moral issues related to life issues. There will also be special workshops for
teens. The convention is family friendly with
childcare available. For more information: http://nrlconvention.com/. If you would
like to volunteer in some capacity, please contact nrlcgirl@aol.com.
“Domes c Church Day: Corporal Works of Mer- Mass to Pray for Healing for Vic ms/Survivors of
cy” at Saint John Paul II Na onal Shrine
Sexual Abuse – June 27
The Saint John Paul II National Shrine in Washington, D.C. invites families, engaged couples,
and young adults to attend a “Domestic Church
Day” from 12:30 to 5:30 pm on July 9th. The halfday retreat for the Jubilee Year of Mercy will include talks for different age groups, opportunities
for confession and a corporal work of mercy and
Eucharistic adoration with praise and worship.
Cost is $15 per family, $10 for engaged couples,
and $5 for young adults. For more information or
to
register, go to domesticchu rchday.eventbrite.com,
or
email
events@jp2shrine.org.
All are invited to pray for the healing of victim/
survivors of sexual abuse during a Mass celebrated by Bishop Paul S. Loverde at 7:30 p.m. on
Monday, June 27th at Sacred Heart of Jesus
Catholic Church, 130 Keating Drive in Winchester. For more information, please contact the Office of Victim Assistance at 703-841-2530 or visit
arlingtondiocese.org/victim-assistance.
Marriage Help
Retrouvaille has helped tens of thousands of couples at all stages of disillusionment or misery in
their marriage. This program can help you too.
Divine Mercy Corner
For confidential information or to register for the
“Tell souls not to place within their own hearts program beginning on July 15th, please contact
obstacles to My Mercy, which so greatly wants to 703-351-7211 or HelpOurMarriage.com.
act within them. My Mercy works in all those
Catholic Chari es Jobs Ministry
hearts which open their doors to it. Both the sinChristians
are Networking (CAN), a ministry of
ner and the righteous person have need of My
Catholic
Charities
of the Diocese of Arlington,
Mercy. Conversion, as well as perseverance, is a
pairs
persons
who
are unemployed, undergrace of My Mercy.” Jesus to St. Faustina, Dairy
employed, or, in search of a new career with vol1577. JESUS I TRUST IN YOU!
unteer HR professionals who will teach them esPray for a Priest Each Day
sential networking, resume writing, and job interWe continue our daily prayers for priests by pray- view skills. CAN is a tremendous resource, not
ing each day this week for:
only for persons seeking new jobs, but for returning military veterans and recent college graduates
June 26 Rev. Franklyn McAfee
who are relative newcomers to the employment
June 27 Rev. Brian McAllister
market. The CAN program is offered at: St. TheJune 28 Rev. Stephen McGraw
resa Catholic Church, Ashburn; St. Philip CathoJune 29 Rev. Martin McGuill
lic Church, Falls Church; St. Martin de Porres
June 30 Rev. Mark Mealey, O.S.F.S., V.G.
Senior Center, Alexandria; and Epiphany Middle
July 1
Rev. John Melmer
School, Culpeper. For meeting times and other
July 2 Rev. Francisco Mendez de Dios
important details, please visit our website,
www.ccda.net/programs_jobs.php.
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APOSTOLIC SERVICE, PRAYER AND FELLOWSHIP
Youth Apostolate Summer Calendar 2016
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June 24th IGNITE 7:30-9:00 pm (grades 68)
June 25th CARWASH 8:30 am (Mass)-1:00
pm (grades 6-12)
June 26th THEOLOGY OF THE BODY
1:30-3:15 pm (registered middle school boys)
June 26th ABLAZE 6:00-8:30 pm (grades 9
-12)
June 28th Time Out Tuesdays 8:30 am
(Mass)-1:30 pm (boys in grades 6-12)
(location TBD)
July 1st NO IGNITE Holiday Weekend
July 3rd THEOLOGY OF THE BODY 1:30
-3:15 pm (registered middle school boys)
July 3rd NO ABLAZE Holiday Weekend
July 5th Time Out Tuesdays 8:30am
(Mass)- 1:30 pm BOWLING (boys in grades 612)
July 6th-8th JUNIOR HIGH WORKCAMP (registered youth in grades 6-8)
July 8th NO IGNITE Junior High WorkCamp
July 10th THEOLOGY OF THE BODY
1:30 pm-3:15 pm (registered middle school
boys)
July 10th ABLAZE 6:oo-8:30 pm (grades 912)
July 11th STEUBENVILLE RETREAT
FAMILY GATHERING 7:00 pm
(mandatory for registered retreatants and
their parents)
July 12th Time Out Tuesdays 8:30am
(Mass)-1:30 pm (boys in grades 6-12)
(location TBD)
July 15th IGNITE 7:30-9:00 pm (grades 68)
July 15th-17th STEUBENVILLE RETREAT (registered high school youth)
July 17th DONUTS 7:00 am-1:00 pm (NO
FIELD DAY TO FOLLOW DUE TO
STEUBENVILLE RETREAT)
July 17th THEOLOGY OF THE BODY 1:30
pm-3:15 pm (registered middle school boys)
July 17th NO ABLAZE Steubenville Retreat
July 22nd NO IGNITE Due to Girls Lock-in
July 22nd-July 23rd GIRLS OVERNIGHT
LOCK-IN (located at St. Veronica) (girls in
Broken Rosaries and Sacramentals?
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grades 6-12)
July 23rd BOYS FISHING TRIP (located at
a farm near Front Royal, VA) (boys in grades
6-12)
July 24th THEOLOGY OF THE BODY
1:30-3:15 pm (registered middle school boys)
July 24th ABLAZE 6:00-8:30 pm (grades 912)
July 29th NO IGNITE due to Girls Lock-in
July 29th BOYS OVERNIGHT LOCK-IN(located at St. Veronica) (boys in grades 6-12)
July 31st THEOLOGY OF THE BODY
1:30pm-3:15 pm (registered middle school
boys)
July 31st ABLAZE 6:00-8:30 pm (grades 912)
August 5th KINGS DOMINION (grades 612) (St. V’s parish altar servers discounted
rate)
August 5th NO IGNITE due to Kings Dominion trip
August 7th ABLAZE 6:00-8:30 pm (grades 9
-12)
August 12th IGNITE 7:30-9:00 pm (grades
6-8)
August 14th END OF SUMMER PILGRIMAGE (grades 6-12) (Shrine of St. Anthony in Elicott City, MD for the veneration of
the major relics of St. Maximillian Kolbe)
August 19th IGNITE 7:30-9:00 pm (grades
6-8)
August 21st DONUTS AND FIELD DAY
End of Summer Activity, 7:00 am-1:00 pm
(Donuts) 1:00-3:00 pm (Field Day)
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August 22nd-September 17th BREAK We
will not have any youth apostolate activities
during this timeframe as everyone prepares
for the new school year.
September 18th DONUTS AND FIELD
DAY SCHOOL YEAR KICK OFF
Words of Our Lady of Fa ma
Drop them off at the parish office. A team of “Pray the Rosary every day to obtain peace for the
skilled parishioners will lovingly restore and re- world.”
turn them for pick-up. Alternatively, you may do~ Fast & Pray for Persecuted Chris ans ~
nate them for repair and use by others.
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WITNESSES TO FREEDOM
STS. THOMAS MORE AND JOHN FISHER
USCCB Fact Sheet
“I die the king’s good servant,
but God’s first.”
(Our Lady of Victories, Kensington, London;
Photo by Fr. Lawrence Lew, OP)
Sts. Thomas More and John Fisher were Renaissance
men. Talented and energetic, they contributed to the
humanist scholarship of early modern England. More
wrote theological and philosophical treatises, while
making a career as a lawyer and government official.
Bishop John Fisher worked as an administrator at Cambridge,
confronted the challenge Martin Luther presented to Christian
Europe, and most importantly served as Bishop of Rochester.
As a bishop, he is notable for his dedication to preaching
at a time when bishops tended to focus on politics.
These men were brilliant. They both corresponded with
Erasmus, who helped Bishop Fisher learn Greek and
Hebrew, and who also famously referred to More as a
man omnium horarium, a man of all seasons.
Above all their accomplishments, these men bore witness to
a deep faith in Christ and his Church. More considered
joining religious life and was assiduous in his devotional
practices. As a married man, he committed himself
wholly to his vocation as a father. At the time, disciplinary
practices with children tended to be severe, but More’s
children testify to his warmth, patience, and generosity.
St. John Fisher was a model shepherd and demonstrated
remarkable humility. He remained in the small Diocese
of Rochester his entire episcopal ministry, devoting himself to
his local church rather than seeking promotion to a larger,
more powerful diocese.
More and Fisher are well-known for opposing King Henry’s divorce.
Ultimately, it was their refusal to sign an oath of supremacy that
led them to be executed. King Henry VIII claimed to be the supreme
head of the Church in England, asserting sovereign power over
English Christians. Neither Fisher nor More could abide this
claim, and their steadfastness to their consciences put them in
conflict with the king. They were convicted of treason.
When More made his way to the gallows, he is said to have
stated, “I die the King’s good servant, but God’s first.” Both More
and Fisher were patriots. They never rose up to incite rebellion
or foment revolution. They were no traitors. But when the law of the
king came into conflict with the law of Christ, they chose Christ.
These men gave their lives for the freedom of the Church and
for freedom of conscience. They bear witness to the truth that
no government can make a claim on a person’s soul.
Sts. Thomas More and John Fisher,
pray that we too will be good servants to our country,
but God’s first!
Ad Hoc Committee for Religious Liberty
www.usccb.org/freedom| Twitter: @USCCBFreedom
Text “Freedom” to 377377 to receive updates
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WITNESSES TO FREEDOM
STS. PETER AND PAUL
USCCB Fact Sheet
“We are witnesses of these things.”
Peter and Paul are often seen in the Church as
a complementary pair. Peter represents the
institutional church, while Paul represents the
charismatic or spiritual church. Both are associated
with the church in Rome. But what binds them
together, above all, is that they were utterly
seized by Jesus’ message.
(Fr. Lawrence Lew, OP)
The New Testament often portrays Peter as rash and headstrong. One minute, he is a paragon of faith; the next, he has
completely misunderstood what Jesus wants. He frequently does not seem to get what is going on, and he even denies
Jesus when Jesus is about to be executed. And yet, despite his shortcomings and weaknesses, he has a heart for the Lord. He
is the Prince of the Apostles, and as the first bishop of Rome, he holds a special place in the hearts of Catholic Christians.
Scripture introduces Paul as a violent persecutor of the first Christians. In fact, he oversees the execution of the man
whom the Acts of the Apostles depicts as the first martyr, St. Stephen (Acts 7:58-8:1). He considers himself a late addition to
the Jesus movement, referring to himself as “one untimely born” (1 Cor 15:8). However, following his encounter with
Christ near Damascus, he became one of the greatest missionaries in the history of the Church. Like Peter, Paul has a
heart for the Lord, and when his spiritual energy is directed to the glory of Jesus Christ, he is a powerful witness to the
kingdom of God. His letters make up the bulk of the New Testament and continue to guide the Church today.
It is a beautiful testimony to the power of God that these two men, whose faults Scripture does not attempt to hide, are
key figures in the story of Jesus and foundational in the development of the Church. Sts. Peter and Paul show us the
work of the Holy Spirit, who renews hearts, builds the Church, and testifies to Christ. Peter died in Rome as martyr – on a
cross, according to some accounts. Paul suffered for the cause of the gospel throughout his ministry, writing several letters
from prison. He, like Peter, was martyred in Rome.
Imperfect men, seized by the Word of God and set on fire by the Holy Spirit. They are pillars of our Church and witnesses
to freedom in Christ.
Sts. Peter and Paul, pray for us!
Ad Hoc Committee for Religious Liberty
www.usccb.org/freedom| Twitter: @USCCBFreedom
Text “Freedom” to 377377 to receive updates
Copyright © 2016, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, DC. All rights reserved.
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