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65 Sacred Heart Lane ♦ Reisterstown, MD 21136 ♦ 410-833-1696 [email protected] ♦ www.shgparish.org
July 5, 2020 ♦ Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time CELEBRATING CHRIST SINCE 1873
“Come to me,
all you who labor and are burdened,
and I will give you rest.”
Português:
Vitral em Igreja Santa Efigenia
Mass Schedule
All Masses are in the Main Church.
Weekend Masses
Sabado a las 7:00 de la noche en español
Sunday at 7:30 AM • 9:30 AM • 11:30 AM
Weekday Masses
Monday — Friday at 9:00 AM
Saturday at 8:00 AM
Jueves a las 7:00 de la noche en español
July 5, 2020 Sacred Heart of Glyndon Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Dear Parishioners,
There are many people who are overburdened in our world right now. Some are anxious about the COVID virus and wondering when things will return to normal. Others are working from home and wondering whether they will have to teach their children from home again — praying for the opening of school. Others are suffering from serious illnesses and are terrified that they will be infected and not be able to respond well. Our nation is still roiled by protests, racism, and controversy over police, social order, and defense of businesses. Jesus’ words, “Come to me, all you who are weary and find life burdensome, and I will refresh you,” could not come at a better time. Often we only hear this reading at funerals or wakes. This weekend, Jesus offers His wisdom, His consolation, and His willingness to bear all of these burdens — and more — with us!
I hope you are able to enjoy the summer even if it is very different this year. Remember that the COVID pandemic limits us, but it also gives us the opportunity to reflect on how we want life — our life — to be different now and after this is over. Much as we are plagued, we are also given the opportunity to rethink, renovate, and renew ourselves, our families, our churches, and our way of life. The Savior predicted in Zechariah catches people by surprise. He is “meek and riding on a colt.” This is not what people expected of their Messiah. So, too, God can bring blessings, good, and even miracles out of this time that we did not anticipate.
Fr. Jerry Francik
Weekend Mass Updates • All Masses are in the Main Church and are limited in capacity. Sunday Masses are
offered at 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, and 11:30 AM.
• Please use the Flocknote RSVP system each week before coming to a Sunday Mass.
• Please park on the school side lot (near the Parish Center) for Sunday Masses and enter through the doors near the Mother Seton statue.
• Attendees will be seated when they enter church (you can’t choose your seats) — starting at the front rows and working back so that proper distancing is maintained. These procedures are to keep everyone safe.
• All people over the age of two must wear a mask from the time they enter church property (once you leave your car in the parking lot) until they exit.
PASTORAL STAFF
Rev. Gerard Francik
Pastor
Rev. Canisius T. Tah
Associate Pastor
Rev. Hilario Avendaño Associate Pastor for Hispanic Ministry
Mr. James A. Ryan
Retired Deacon
Mr. James Nuzzo
Deacon
Mr. Bill Arther
Permanent Deacon Intern
Ms. Jamie Danielson
Director of Mission
Mrs. Susan Spedden
Director of Pastorate Operations
Mr. Mike Frye
Dir. of Maintenance & Facilities
Mr. Kevin Callahan
Director of Music Ministry
Mrs. Katie Angerer
Music Ministry
Sr. Cecilia Cyford, SSJ Coord. of Religious Education
Mrs. Michele Hunter Coordinator of RCIA & Adult Faith Formation
Ms. Susan Lea Coord. of Youth & Y.A. Ministry [email protected]
Mrs. Jeanne Cossentino
Principal
Mrs. Georgeann Gurkovich
Asst. Principal
Mrs. Lauren Noll
Asst. Middle School Principal
From the Pastor’s Desk
Outdoor Mass for Christopher Tah on Friday, July 10 Fr. Canisius will celebrate a special outdoor Mass for his dad on Friday, July 10 at 7:00 PM. Please bring your own chair as we’ve done for previous outdoor Masses.
If there is bad weather on July 10, the Mass will be in the Main Church.
Join Us in Praying Together — Holy Hour for Life on Friday, July 10 Psalm 139:13: “You formed my inmost being; you knit me in my mother’s womb.”
The Sacred Heart Respect Life Committee invites you to join us for the Holy Hour for Life during Eucharistic Adoration in the Little Church on Friday, July 10 from 4:00 ‒ 5:00 PM. We are excited to share that up to 30 adorers can join us in person as we adore our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament, listen to songs of praise, listen to children read prayers and scripture verses, and pray that all will respect the sacred gift of life from conception to natural death. We will also livestream the Holy Hour for Life via the Sacred Heart Facebook page. Please join us in person or from home. We are also celebrating the birthdays of the precious pre-born babies we spiritually adopted on Respect Life Sunday this past October 7. Thank you for your steadfast prayers!
XIV domingo del tiempo ordinario
5 de julio de 2020
Estimados feligreses,
Hay muchas personas que están sobrecargadas
en nuestro mundo ahora. Algunos están ansiosos por el virus COVID y se preguntan cuándo volverán las cosas a la normalidad. Otros trabajan desde casa y se preguntan si tendrán que volver a enseñar a sus hijos desde casa, orando por la apertura de la escuela. Otros sufren enfermedades graves y están aterrorizados de que se infecten y no puedan responder bien. Nuestra nación aún se ve sacudida por las protestas, el racismo y la controversia sobre la policía, el orden social y la defensa de las empresas. Las palabras de Jesús, "Ven a mí, todos ustedes que están cansados y encuentran la vida pesada, y yo los refrescaré", no podrían venir en un mejor momento. A menudo solo escuchamos esta lectura en los funerales o estelas. ¡Este fin de semana, Jesús ofrece su sabiduría, su consuelo y su disposición a soportar todas estas cargas, y más, con nosotros!
Espero que puedan disfrutar el verano aunque sea muy diferente este año. Recuerde que la pandemia de COVID nos limita, pero también nos da la oportunidad de reflexionar sobre cómo queremos que la vida, nuestra vida, sea diferente de vez en cuando. Por mucho que estemos plagados, también se nos da la oportunidad de repensar, renovar y renovarnos a nosotros mismos, nuestras familias, nuestras iglesias y nuestra forma de vida. El Salvador predicho en Zacarías sorprende a la gente. Él es "manso y montado en un potro". Esto no es lo que la gente esperaba de su Mesías. Entonces, también, Dios puede traer bendiciones, buenos e incluso milagros de este tiempo que no anticipamos.
Padre Jerry Francik
Dios y la Verdad Durante los seis juicios de Jesús, el contraste entre la verdad (justicia) y las mentiras (injusticia) fue inconfundible. Ahí estaba Jesús, la Verdad, siendo
juzgado por aquellos cuyas acciones, estaba bañadas en mentiras. Los líderes judíos quebrantaron casi cada ley diseñada para proteger al acusado de condenas injustas. Trabajaron fervientemente para encontrar cualquier testimonio que pudiera incriminar a Jesús, y en su frustración, se basaron en evidencias falsas, presentadas por mentirosos. Pero aún eso no podía ayudarlos a lograr su objetivo. Así que quebrantaron otra ley y forzaron a Jesús a implicarse a Sí Mismo.
Una vez frente a Pilato, los líderes judíos mintieron nuevamente. Acusaron a Jesús de blasfemia, pero puesto que sabían que esto no sería suficiente para convencer a Pilato de condenar a muerte a Jesús, afirmaron que Jesús desafiaba a César y quebrantaba la ley romana, soliviantando a la gente para no pagar impuestos. Pilato rápidamente detectó su engaño superficial, y ni siquiera hizo mención del cargo.
Jesús, el Justo, estaba siendo juzgado por los injustos. La triste realidad es que éste último siempre perseguirá al primero. Es por lo que Caín mató a Abel. El vínculo entre la verdad y la justicia, y entre la falsedad y la injusticia, está demostrado por una serie de ejemplos en el Nuevo Testamento: solo anado tres ejemplos, para confirmar lo dicho anteriormente.
• "Por esto Dios les envía un poder engañoso, para que crean la mentira, a fin de que sean condenados todos los que no creyeron a la verdad, sino que se complacieron en la injusticia" (2 Tesalonicenses 2:11 y 12)
• "Porque la ira de Dios se revela desde el cielo contra toda impiedad e injusticia de los hombres que detienen con injusticia la verdad" (Romanos 1:18).
• "… el cual pagará a cada uno conforme a sus obras: vida eterna a los que, perseverando en bien hacer, buscan gloria y honra e inmortalidad, pero ira y enojo a los que son contenciosos y no obedecen a la verdad, sino que obedecen a la injusticia" (Romanos 2:6-8).
Sacramental
Bautizos: Se celebran cada segundo sábado del mes (excepto durante la cuaresma). Los padres y los padrinos requieren asistir a una clase de preparación que se realiza el tercer domingo de cada mes y los padrinos deben haber recibido todos los sacramentos de iniciación cristiana (Bautizo, Confirmación y Eucaristía). Favor llamar a la oficina para mayor información. Matrimonio: Las parejas que están planeando en casarse deben contactar el sacerdote o el diacono por lo menos seis meses antes de la fecha planeada para este sacramento. Todas las parejas comprometidas deben de tomar el cursillo prematrimonial. Unción de los Enfermos: En caso de emergencia llamar a la oficina parroquial o a la rectoría. Por favor notificar a la oficina si sabe de alguien que se encuentre en el hospital y necesite de este sacramento. Sacramento de la Reconciliación: El sacramento de la confesión se celebra los sábados de 5:30 p.m. a 6:45 p.m.
del escritorio del pastor
July 5, 2020
We Welcome the Newly Baptized Keitly Milagro Chavarria Valleno
Please Remember the Sick in Your Prayers
Lucy Angerer, Mary Ellen and Mike Berry, Georgeanne Bond, Abby Renehan Cafiero, Chrissy Christian, Gloria Cyford, Maria Ekavhiare, Theresa Eyler, Sandy Gamber, Troy Heiner, Gerry Kleiman, Barbara Krepps, Loretta McCusker, Teresa Mendez, Carlyle Montanye, Scott Moser, Elaine Ortiz, Austin Phillips, Judy Schaefer, Mel Serio, Bud Shearer, Ryan Shriver, Sue Shriver, George Stifler, Joe Trinite Sr.
First Communion Prayers Several of the parish children from the RCIC class (“Rite of Christian Initiation for Children”) will receive their First Holy Communion at a private Mass on Saturday, July 11, and some of them will also be baptized. Please keep these children and their families in your prayers during this important time of their faith journey.
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ASSISTING CLERGY
Rev. James Proffitt
SEMINARIAN INTERNS
Mr. Maurice Sunde Afor
Mr. Cornelius Ugwu
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Parish Office Hours
Monday – Friday:
8:30 AM – 12:30 PM 1:15 – 4:30 PM
Mailing Address: Sacred Heart Parish
P.O. Box 3672 Glyndon, MD 21071-3672
Phone Numbers
Parish Office / Rectory 410-833-1696
Fax 410-833-2676
Hispanic Ministry 410-830-1862
Development Office 410-833-4933
Sacred Heart School 410-833-0857
Religious Ed. Office 410-833-8515
Youth Ministry 410-833-7639
Convent 410-526-1327
Bulletin Deadline Announcements are due one week before the requested bulletin date. Send notices to [email protected].
Mass Intentions
(All Mass intention requests are being offered, though not necessarily on the date requested.)
Scripture Readings for July 12 — Fifteenth
Sunday in Ordinary Time
Is 55:10-11 • Ps 65:10-14 Rom 8:18-23
Mt 13:1-23 or 13:1-9
“The seed that falls on good ground will yield a fruitful harvest” (Ps, 3). May the soil of our hearts be receptive to the Word and carry it out (1) through the presence of the Spirit (2).
Sunday, July 5 — Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 AM Christopher Tah
9:30 AM Parishioners of Sacred Heart
11:30 AM Kevin Goglia
Monday, July 6
9:00 AM Bucky Knapp
Tuesday, July 7
9:00 AM Robert & Jennie McGowan
Wednesday, July 8
9:00 AM Carmen Ortiz
Thursday, July 9
9:00 AM Kristina Rivera
Thursday, July 9 (Spanish Mass)
7:00 PM Mario Cuellar Cruz
Friday, July 10
9:00 AM Robert A. Graham
7:00 PM Christopher Tah
Saturday, July 11 — Memorial of Saint Benedict, Abbot
8:00 AM Josephine Mingioni
Saturday Vigil, July 11 (Spanish Mass)
7:00 PM Beda Santander
Sunday, July 12 — Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 AM Andrew Berendt
9:30 AM Parishioners of Sacred Heart
11:30 AM Oreen Braganza
Confessions Saturday (Main Church)
3:00 ‒ 4:00 PM
5:30 ‒ 6:45 de la tarde en español
Private Prayer
in the Little Church 9:30 AM ‒ 9:00 PM each day
Maximum of ⅓ church capacity
permitted at one time.
Parish Office Open Please wear a mask and observe
social distancing when entering
the office or the churches.
All Masses and special services continue to be
livestreamed through the parish website and
Facebook (except the Sunday 11:30 AM Mass).
Our Stewardship
Due to the early holiday printing schedule, the collection numbers from the past weekend were not available in time to be printed in this week’s bulletin. We will post them next weekend. Thank you for your continued generosity and support!
Weekly Offering — June 21, 2020
(Was not available for the printed bulletin last week) Offertory ............................................................. $12,286.00 Maintenance ............................................................. $653.00 Catholic Education ................................................... $850.00
Electronic Fund Contributions 6/15/20 – 6/21/20 (Not included in above total)
Offertory ................................................................ $6,797.50 Maintenance ............................................................. $227.50
https://www.shgparish.org/give
Your offertory can also be dropped in the mail slot at the Parish Office or mailed to this address:
Sacred Heart Parish P.O. Box 3672 • Glyndon, MD 21071-3672
Parish Outreach
American Red Cross Summer Blood Drive at Sacred Heart Parish
Saturday, July 25 • 7:30 AM ‒ 1:30 PM West Room
Donating blood is essential to community health, and the need for blood products is constant and ever-changing in these times. The Red Cross follows the highest standards of safety and infection control, and volunteer donors are the only source of blood for those in need. (Learn about coronavirus and our safety protocols.) Help save lives. Healthy donors are encouraged to book an appointment.
Volunteers are welcome! If you are willing to volunteer during some of the hours at our blood drive with the registration process or the post-
donation snacks, please send a message to [email protected]. (Note that all volunteers
must be VIRTUS-approved.)
Food Collection for Parishioners
Food is collected for Sacred Heart parishioners at the drop-off location outside of the Mother Seton Room.
Distribution of food items to those in need is on Sundays from 10:30 AM through the afternoon.
Wisdom Sayings from the Sisters of St. Joseph
– Sisters Cealy, Karen, and Mary Beth
Maxim 34: “Take care that God alone be the end and the beginning
of all your undertakings.”
• Before each action, I ask God to purify my motives.
• I ask myself, “Will the words I am about to say or the action I am about to perform witness to a God of Love?”
• I remember that all of creation is God’s gift to me. I am entitled to nothing.
God our Father, Giver of life, we entrust the United States of America to Your loving care.
You are the rock on which this nation was founded. You alone are the true source of our cherished rights
to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Reclaim this land for Your glory and dwell among Your people. Send Your Spirit to touch the hearts of our nation’s leaders. Open their minds to the great
worth of human life and the responsibilities that accompany human freedom. Remind Your people that
true happiness is rooted in seeking and doing Your will. Through the intercession of Mary Immaculate,
Patroness of our land, grant us the courage to reject the “culture of death.” Lead us into a new millennium of life. We ask this through Christ Our Lord. Amen.
– from www.catholic.org
July 5, 2020 Sacred Heart of Glyndon Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Youth Ministry
Hello Sacred Heart High School Families,
I hope you all are well! We are taking a break from our Zoom meetings, and I am working on planning a few things for later this summer. In the meantime, below are some great summer events and a link just below this to get to know our soon-to-be Associate Pastor:
Meet and get to know Brenden Fitzgerald. You may remember him from our Facebook Live Masses during the shutdown. He will be ordained on August 22 and will be our new Associate Pastor. He shares his vocation story here: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=917774821997623
Steubenville Live: July 17-18, 2020 — For Teens and Families
Live-streamed from Steubenville Florida, this virtual Steubenville Youth Conference engages not only high schoolers but their families, too! And, as an added bonus, everyone who registers for Steubenville Live gets free access to Real Life Catholic’s I AM 30-day coaching program. Cost is only $40.
Hosts: Brian Kissinger & Chris Padgett • Worship Leader: Josh Blakesley Priest: Fr. Mike Schmitz • Speakers: Mary Bielski, Michael Gormley, Oscar Rivera, Jr.
Register online at https://steubenvilleconferences.com/live/.
Religious Education
Dear Parents,
I am aware of everyone’s concern for the next session of Religious Education lessons that are scheduled to begin in September. Please be assured that you can safely register your children for classes knowing that all necessary precautions will be taken. If there are times when we are not able to have classes in person, I will have lessons taught by our catechists and myself, and we will make them available for you online each week for easy access at home. The Pflaum company that publishes our weekly lessons has already created the lessons in a digital format for us.
Online registrations and much more information will be available in the week ahead. Please register for the classes soon to help us acquire the needed materials and prepare our catechists. Stay well, and I look forward to our growing in our Catholic faith when we resume our children’s religion classes! ~ Sister Cecilia
Sacramental Ministry
Baptisms Third Saturdays at noon and within a weekend Mass (in normal times). No baptisms during Lent. Parents are required to attend a preparation class (offered monthly). Contact the Religious Education Office for more details and to arrange for Baptism.
Reconciliation Confessions are heard on Saturdays from 3:00 – 4:00 PM (5:30 – 6:45 PM in Spanish) in the Main Church and by appointment. Parish Reconciliation Services are held during Advent and Lent.
Marriage Couples planning to be married should contact a priest or deacon at least six months before the anticipated date and must take a marriage preparation course. Do not set a date until you have met with the priest or deacon.
Communion to the Sick In normal times:
For the hospitalized or homebound who are unable to attend Mass and wish to receive Holy Communion, please contact the Parish Office. Mass is celebrated at FutureCare Cherrywood Nursing Home on the 2nd Wednesday at 10:30 AM.
Sacred Heart Teens Are you interested in reviving your prayer life and relationship with Jesus? Consider joining us on a 33-day personal prayer retreat, culminating in a consecration to Jesus through Mary. We will pray individually daily and “meet” in small groups on Zoom every Wednesday at 3:00 PM (7/15, 7/22, 7/29, 8/5, and 8/12) for faith sharing. The month-long
retreat begins on Wednesday, July 15! Email Sue for more details and questions: [email protected].
Father’s Day Novena
We are grateful for those who contributed to the Father’s Day Spiritual Bouquet cards in honor or memory of their loved ones. The names of your beloved, both living and deceased, can be viewed online by clicking here.
Vacation Bible School
Climb Aboard for Rocky Railway VBS! At this summer’s VBS, kids of all ages can travel with us
(safely, from a distance) at Rocky Railway and explore
Jesus’ power in them and how we can trust Jesus — not
our own strength — to pull us through life’s challenges.
COVID-19 has come through our lives like a freight train
and derailed countless plans, routines, and expectations.
This summer, more than ever, the children in our parish
community need the hope, reassurance, and abundance
of God’s love through the unique ministry of VBS.
HOW will this work?
Parish staff, seminarians, priests, and your favorite VBS
leaders from past years have been working hard to create
a video-based Vacation Bible School experience that
your children can participate in safely from home. We
are doing our best to make it clever and entertaining as
well as faith-filled, with all of the usual daily colors,
themes, music, and everything else that makes VBS such
a delight each year! All VBS videos will be available at
the parish website and at YouTube, and your children can
watch and participate in activities such as:
Sing & Play Express • Imagination Station
Bible Adventures • KidVid™ Cinema • Caboose Crafts
Chew Chew Snacks • Loco Motion Games
Check out our conductor Sister Cecilia’s welcome video!
WHEN is VBS?
Our target VBS date is the week of August 3-7, but your
family can participate at any time.
“Rock out” at Rocky Railway! One of the best parts about every VBS is the award-
winning music! Rocky Railway has fun, uplifting songs
that your kids (and you!) will want to listen to again and
again — sure to become a new family fave!
Experiencing God’s Word At Rocky Railway, one memorable Bible Point is
reinforced throughout each daily activity — making it
easy to apply long after VBS is over, and the Bible points
are very relevant for our current times.
Example from DAY 1:
Jesus’ power helps us do hard things. Trust Jesus!
“For I can do everything through Christ,
who gives me strength.” Phil 4:13
Bible story: Ananias helps Saul. (Acts 9:1-19)
HOW can my family participate? If your family would like to have the inspirational VBS
music CD and the official VBS supplies and materials,
you can sign up easily online with a $20 fee per family at
www.shgparish.org/vbs.
You can sample the music and get a video overview of
Rocky Railway VBS on that same webpage
(www.shgparish.org/vbs). OR if you prefer, simply tune
in to VBS for free and participate in the videos any time
in August at www.shgparish.org/vbs.
All are welcome to participate! Do you have relatives
or friends from out of state or even out of the country
who might be interested? Invite them to join us!
For more information about Vacation Bible School,
please contact Sister Cecilia at 410-833-8515 or
July 5, 2020 Sacred Heart of Glyndon Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sacramental Ministry
Anointing of the Sick
In case of emergency call the Parish Office/Rectory at anytime. Please notify the Parish Office if you know someone in the hospital or at home who wishes to be anointed. Masses of Anointing are celebrated several times a year.
Rite of Christian
Initiation of Adults “Thirsting for God?” Do you know someone not baptized or baptized in a non-Catholic Christian tradition who is thirsting for what it means to become Catholic?
Do you know someone already Catholic but has not yet received Confirmation and Communion? They may be thirsting, too! The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is a place to ask questions and seek understanding.
The RCIA is a Church rite for adults pursuing the possibility of joining the Roman Catholic Church. If you, or someone you know, are interested or would like more information, please contact Michele Hunter at 410-833-1696 or
Social Justice and Respect Life
Annual Jessica Meredith Jacobsen 5K Memorial Run Please “save the date” for the 13th Annual Jessica Meredith Jacobsen 5K Memorial Run and Fun Walk on Saturday, September 19 at the Immaculate Conception Church (112 Ware Avenue in Towson) at 8:00 AM. This race has been organized by the Knights of Columbus Council #4011 (Fr. O’Neill Council) in Lutherville and memorializes Jessica Meredith Jacobsen, who died tragically in 2007 as a result of domestic abuse. The event supports The House of Ruth, the Catholic School Tuition Assistance Fund, and Fr. O’Neill Charities. You may register at https://runsignup.com/Race/MD/Towson/JessicaMeredithJacobsenMemorial5kandFunWalk.
Laudato si’ Year for the Catholic Church
To commemorate the fifth anniversary of his encyclical Laudato si’, Pope Francis announced that the period between May 24, 2020 and May 24, 2021 will be designated as Laudato si’ Year for the Catholic Church, and he released a special prayer. During this year, Sacred Heart Parish will provide weekly excerpts from the encyclical with reflection questions as a way for parishioners to participate in this global commemoration. To read and reflect on the full encyclical, click below:
Laudato si’ in English • Laudato si’ in Spanish
Pollution, waste and the throwaway culture: Each year hundreds of millions of tons of waste are generated, much of it non-biodegradable, highly toxic, and radioactive — from homes and businesses, from construction and demolition sites, from clinical, electronic, and industrial sources. The earth, our home, is beginning to look more and more like an immense pile of filth. (LS #21)
• This week, notice how you participate in the “throwaway” culture. What paper and plastic items do you use once and throw away?
• Take a walk in your neighborhood on trash day. Remind yourself that most of this trash will end up in a landfill somewhere. There is no “away” to throw anything.
Holy Innocents Ministry to Families
Who Have Lost Children to Miscarriage
In this time of grief, come to the Church. In these days following your loss, let us help you bury your child and offer you comfort, hope, and peace. Know that your child is with God. If you are miscarrying or have experienced a miscarriage and would like advice about 1) what to do next; 2) to schedule a home visit; 3) information about burial and memorial options; or 4) spiritual and emotional support, please contact the Archdiocese of Baltimore Holy Innocents Ministry helpline at 410-547-3142 or [email protected]. Holy Innocents Ministry burial and memorial service is for children lost through miscarriage or pregnancy loss. Families whose children will be buried by Holy Innocents Ministry will gather for a service on Saturday, September 26 at 11:00 AM at the Holy Cross Cemetery at 6020 Ritchie Highway in Baltimore. Others are welcome to attend and pray for the families or for past pregnancy loss.
There will also be a Holy Innocents Ministry’s Vespers Service on Sunday, November 1 from 4:00 ‒ 6:00 PM at Our Lady of Victory Parish (4414 Wilkens Avenue in Catonsville). This Vespers service is for families who have experienced miscarriage, pregnancy loss, or any loss of children. This service will include prayer, reflection, remembrance of the lives of these children, and fellowship. All are welcome to attend.
Quo Vadis Summer Days for High School Boys
Quo Vadis Days offer high school aged young men a unique opportunity.
Join Fr. Steven Roth and the seminarians of the Archdiocese of Baltimore in a series of one-day events held at
various locations around the Archdiocese. Meet other high school aged young men and explore what it
means to answer the universal Christian call to holiness. Play hard and pray hard! Grow in your faith
together through prayer and small group discussions, participate in sports and activities, and share in meals
and fellowship with other like-minded young men your age. Social distancing will be enforced.
Click here to view the promotional Quo Vadis video.
Quo Vadis will be held in 6 different locations this year — you pick the day and location to register.
Registration is at https://www.bmorevocations.org/quo-vadis/fiat-qv-camps/.
EACH COUNTY’S MOST CURRENT GUIDELINES
WILL BE FOLLOWED THROUGHOUT QUO VADIS DAYS.
Goal: To have young men ask substantial questions about what is most important in their lives.
What is Quo Vadis? Quo Vadis is a three-day encounter for high school aged boys — hosted by the
seminarians of the Archdiocese — aimed at helping them mature in their faith, deepen their desire for
holiness, and explore the particular vocation through which God is calling them to pursue holiness. Quo
Vadis doesn’t just aim to recruit men to the priesthood. Quo Vadis aims to encourage young men to
respond with generosity in freedom to what God is calling them to do with their lives.
What should you expect? Three days of talks, prayer, and fraternity that will help each young man
learn where they can find meaning in their life. Three days with priests, seminarians, and other young
men who are trying to follow Christ. Three days of peace and relaxation away from the past months of
Zooming for school and stressors of pandemic family life to help each young man see the places where
God is working in his life.
Who is this for? Quo Vadis isn’t just for young men who are considering a priestly vocation. Quo
Vadis is for any young man who wants Christ and the Church to be a part of his life. This is an encounter
for young men in the Archdiocese who want to strengthen their relationship with Christ and the Church
and would like to spend time with other young men, seminarians, and priests who want to do the same.
What Quo Vadis isn’t: This is not a summer day camp for recruiting future priests. Our goal is to give
a young man a few days’ time to think, pray, and reflect on how God works in his life and on how he will
build on that foundation going forward. When or if the question of vocation arises, it will be because
the young man himself has discovered it being proposed to him from within.
Parental involvement: Quo Vadis works best when it involves the whole family. Our hope is that
Quo Vadis will help families to see that talk of God, the Church, and vocation is something thoroughly
normal — not something uncomfortable or extraordinary.
Let us know what support you need. If you need more information about the encounter, or if
there are financial constraints or special circumstances that might prevent a young man from attending,
we are here to help. We want any young man who wants to attend Quo Vadis to be able to do so.
Contact information for the Vocations Office can be found at www.bmorevocations.org/contact/contact-
the-vocations-office/, or you can call 410-547-5426.
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410-526-5275
Excellence in Customer Care
ORGANICARE, INC.Professional Horticultural Lawn,
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Pro Care Auto LLC."Complete Auto Repair Specializing in Lexus & Toyota."
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84 Main Street, Reisterstown - Next to Firehouse
4 1 0 -5 2 6 - 4 4 8 0
410-833-5450Reisterstown
Car CareComplete Auto & Light Truck Repair Facility101 Main Street Sean WhiteReisterstown, MD Robert Duvall
TECHNICIANS
BRANSFIELD MOTOR COMPANYQuality Affordable Auto Service v Located in Historic Reisterstown
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Chartley LiquorsLarge Selection of Beer & Wine At Discount Prices
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CHARTLEY SHOPPING CENTER122 Chartley Dr., Reisterstown
410-833-WINE (9463)
Hours:Mon-Thurs.9am-9pmFri & Sat.
9am-10pm
50¢ Money Orders Lottery • Stamps Western Union Authorized BGE & Verizon Center Copy / Fax Service Utility, Cable,
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4821 Butler Rd.Village at Glyndon Sq.
Illiano’s
J&PRestaurant
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ABC CARE offers before & after school-age
child care at Sacred Heart School.We are your trusted source of child care all year long.
Visit our website at www.abccareinc.com or call us at
410-751-3700 for more information.
Shaun M. Hopkins, AgentParishioner
11423 Reisterstown Rd. #B • Owings Mills, MD 21117-1813
410-363-3666 www.autohopkins.com [email protected] Good Neighbor Agent since 1987
STATE FARM
SELECTAGENT
SERVING THOSE WHO SERVE US
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Setting The Standard OfExcellence In The Community.
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Serving the Baltimore Metro for 40 years
Roofing • Trim • Gutters
410-752-0439Free Estimates*Meet with the Owner*
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For All Your Financial Needs
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SHIPPING • COPIESFAX • MOVING BOXES
Joe Mandara
$2.00 off minimum purchase of $10.00
410-526-660011620 Reisterstown Rd.
Cherry Valley Center
109 Main St.Inside Trinity Lutheran Church
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Small Wonders Daycare Center, Inc.
Ages 2 - 5Hours 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Full and Part-time410-517-1714
TEMP AIR CO., INC.AIR CONDITIONING;
HEAT PUMPS & HEATING24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE
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RTASREISTERSTOWNTAX & ACCOUNTING SERVICE
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CARTY’S COLLISION & SERVICE
2201 Caves Rd. Owings Mills MD 2117Phone: 410-252-1468
Fax: 410-252-2699www.cartyscollisionandservice.com
Steven M. Siegel, D.M.D. & AssociatesSpecializing in Braces, Ceramic Braces & Invisalign
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Don’t be taken advantage of!
SERVPRO® of Reisterstown410-242-7371
Fire & Water - Cleanup & Restoration™
Independently owned and operated
Frank J. Klein & Sons, Inc.Plumbing • HeatingAir ConditioningGeoThermalOur 85th Year
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MEMBERFDIC 410-517-3060
Westminster Chimney Sweep, Inc.
410-876-1745
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Drop in for a visit • 11989 Reisterstown Rd.
Children • Women • Men410-833-0828
All Ages • Color Specialist
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We do more than just cuts!Barbershop
Genova’s To GoReistertown
“It’s All About the Bread”13022 Old Hanover Rd.
410-833-650020% OFF ANY PURCHASE With ad. Certain restrictions apply Expires 6-30-20
Valley Dental Pediatrics Dr. Winifred J. BookerDr. Alisha D. Reynolds
Dr. Sterling M. RobertsDr. Alberto Alejandro General Dentist
9199 Reisterstown Road • Suite 203A
Se hablo español | St. Charles Parishioner 410•356•8571
Pete & BobbyCo-owners
410-356-970010604 Reisterstown Rd.For His Glory Auto Inc
410-205-718911515 Reisterstown Road • Owings Mills
Kids 10 & Under Eat FREE on Thursdays
Chicken or Steak Fajitas ½ Price Mondays
Since 1992
Tues- Kids Eat Free2 Restaurant Park Dr • Owings Mills
443-501-3822
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Pleasant HillSERVICE CENTER
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Corner of Owings Mills Blvd & Red Run Rd
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Additions • Kitchens • Baths • Basements60 Years Combined experienCe in
residential ConstruCtion
MHIC#05-137242
Parishioner
Locally owned, based in Reisterstown, MD
MHIC-50974
410-833-3047Residential & Commercial Asphalt ServicesMilling Services, Excavation & Demolition
Since 1996
Some Exclusions Apply
$200 off for Parishioners
diamonddentalofowingsmills.com443-933-8105
Dental Saving Plan
NOW HIRING Industrial Career Path
Since 1964109 Wabash Ave. • 410-833-2272
RALOID CORP
Estamos Solicitando Trabajadores para Landscape
Ninguna experiencia necesitada.
Ayuda deseada: Help WantedWe are looking for good people
Call: 410-549-1370 ext. 11 or Email: [email protected]
Locally Owned Coffee Shop Coffee • Tea • Bites to Eat
202 Main St
CPR • First Aid • CMTMed Tech Training
COVID-19 Update: We Are Open! 1:1 traditional
classroom instruction and blended learning
Healthcare Pathways
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Same Day/Next Day CERTIFICATIONS
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LEE SCHUSTER MORENOTop Producer
443-340-4804
Runs Yellow/Green until the week before
Pentecost
ElinE FunEral HomEServing The Community for over 150 Years"Pre-Planning, Burial and Cremation Services"
410-833-1414HARRY O.
SHANEYBROOK, Inc.Plumbing and Heating
144 Westminster RoadReisterstown, Maryland 21136
410-833-3820 410-833-0200
EAST COAST ELECTRIC INC.410-833-3218
Local Company, Fast Service, Good Rates Residential, Commercial
(We Wired This Church)
ROARK Printing ServiceS
410-833-3015Masonic Bldg. • 85 Main St.
Carroll TreeService, Inc.
74 Gwynns Mill CourtOwings Mills, MD 21117Office: 410-998-1100
Steve Mays
Pikesville Printing, Copy &Invitation Centre
Pikesville Office SupplyGreat Gifts, Too!
1316 Reisterstown Rd. 410-484-5100Pikesville www.poscc.com
get f looredget f looredSuperior Selection. Distinctive Design. Skillful Service.
Ceramic - Wood - Laminate - Vinyl - CarpetThe Carpet Workshop
Joseph Trinite, Jr. 3154 Baltimore Blvd.
Finksburg
410-526-5333
Cherryvale LiquorsBEER • WINE • LIQUOR
10% Off any wine purchase10% Off any liquor purchase
(Excluding sale items)11801-A Reisterstown Rd., Reisterstown 410-526-9463
PERSONNEL AGENCY, INC.
R.N.s • L.P.N.s • AidesHome Nursing Care
Hourly • Live-In • Private Duty24 Hour Service
410-323-1700The Nursing Care Specialists Since 1957
GUY'S PAINTINGBEST PRICES IN TOWN
"REACH OUT AND PAINT SOMEONE"
Family Parishioners For Over 30 Years#26643 410-581-5713
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Professional Electrical ServiceFamily Owned & Operated
410-876-9404 www.timkyleelectric.com
Family Dentistry 410 - 833 - 4664
JAY C. TOTH, D.D.S.
www.glyndondentist.com
Gettier-MontanyeCustom Printed PromotionsBusiness Gifts & Sportswear
Visit Our Glyndon Idea Showroom410-833-0820
FROSTYRefrigeration Co., Inc.
Heating & Air ConditioningSales - Service
Service Contracts
410-298-9513Carrier®
RON PETERS
PETERS BODY SHOP, INC.COLLISION SPECIALISTS
OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE
410-526-4346www.Peters-BodyShop.com
5629 Deer Park Road • Reisterstown, MD 21136
Residential Commercial
Matthew Mark410-977-5196 410-977-5197
SouthardBrosConcrete.com
COOKIE AND DAVE STONE
2 Good Reasons To Give Us A Call!
$50 OFF Brazilian BlowoutBalayage • Ombre Hair
443-205-9897Se Habla Español • 5-C Main St.
FreshHairsalon & spa
443-273-3044 21-D Main [email protected]
EE-ZZ TREE SERVICEFree Estimates & Amazing Service410-526-4836
Insured & Licensed #1719
410-356-26069433 Common Brook Rd Suite 103 • Owings Mills
www.ArtfulGourmet.com
Sophisticated CuisineArtful Atmosphere“A Neighborhood Gem”
NOW HIRINGCAREGIVERS
For Adults with Developmental
Disabilities410-363-8550 ext. 0
*2 Weeks Free Training*
James T. Brown, Owner
410-654-6569 jbrowninspections.com
J&P Home InspectionProviding Peace of Mind
TO OUR FELLOW PARISHIONERS OUR GOAL IS TO HELP YOU REACH YOURS!
Cookie | 410-984-2854 | [email protected]
Masters Club, GRI, CRS, ABR46 Main Street • Reisterstown
11716 Reisterstown Road410-517-3040
ChesapeakeWellness.orgHealing Yoga & Massage
Mind - Body - Spirit443-HEALING
443-432-5464
OUR LADY’SCENTER
3301 S. Rogers Ave, Ellicott City, MD 21043www.OurLadysCenter.net • 410.461.5066
One-Stop Catholic Shopping!
Sacred Heart Special
10% OFFAny one non-discounted itemOne per customer, expires 6/30/2020
Catholic Chapel, Bookstore & Giftshop
EckhardtFUNERAL CHAPEL P.A.
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Wardrobe & Home Textiles
Cleaning & Care
Since 1921
glbcleaners.com 410-833-5200
$1.00 OFF Any Car Wash (w/coupon)
11904 Reisterstown Road
Franklin Blvd.
Parishioners Rated Long & Foster’s
Top Agents in Reisterstown, Owings Mills and Glyndon
OVER $200 MILLIONSOLD SINCE 2006
