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PARISH OFFICE - 352.629.8092
Pastor Father Patrick J. Sheedy x 3209
Associate Pastors Father Raul Valdez x 3219
Father Zbigniew Stradomski x 3227
In Residence Father Joseph Maniangat 397-4919
Deacons Heriberto Berrios, James Schwartz,
James Maubach, Stephen Floyd
Sisters Immaculate Heart of Mary Reparatrix 867.9860
Misioneras Catequistas 622.4500
MASS SCHEDULE AT BLESSED TRINITY
WEEKEND
Saturday 4:00 pm and 6:00 pm
Sunday 7:10 am, 8:45 am, 11:00 am,
1:00 pm Spanish, 5:00 pm Life Teen
DAILY
Mon—Fri 7:10 am and 5:30 pm
Wednesday 8:15 am (follows school schedule)
Thursday 6:30 pm (Spanish)
Saturday 8:00 am
Reconciliation Thursday 7:00pm (Spanish)
Saturday 2:45—3:30pm (English)
5:00—5:30pm (English)
Sunday 12:15—12:45pm(Spanish)
BLESSED TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH
ADDRESS:
5 SE 17th Street
Ocala, FL 34471
PHONE:
352.629.8092
FAX:
352.351.8872
EMAIL:
WEBSITE:
www.blessedtrinity.org
SICK CALLS:
352.629.8092
352.207.5835
(Emergency pager)
MISSION:
CHRIST THE KING
14045 N US Hwy 301
Citra, FL 32113
352.595.5605
LA GUADALUPANA
11153 West Hwy 40
Ocala, FL 34482
352.291.2695
October 27, 2019
FOLLOW
US ON
MASS SCHEDULE AT OUR MISSION CHURCHES
WEEKEND
Saturday 7:00pm (Spanish)
Sunday 10:15 am at Christ the King
7:00 pm at La Guadalupana
(Spanish)
DAILY
Tuesday 7:00 pm at La Guadalupana
(Spanish)
Wednesday 5:30 pm at Christ the King
Parish life
Parish Staff 629.8092
Sr. Juliet Ateenyi Ministry to Sick x3211
Katherine Baker Secretary x3201
Colleen Halstead Parish Administrator x3218
Megan Losito Blessed Trinity School 622.5808
David Hardison Elder Care 671.2823
Jason Halstead Brother’s Keeper 622.3846
Kris Plunkett Parish Bookkeeper x3228
Kelly Schwietert Angels in Arms 622.6167
Shelby Conner Youth Minister x3222
Sue Lanier Stewardship x3208
Paul Miranda Plant Manager 804.2415
Sr. Concepta Najjemba Soup Kitchen 789.8139
Patrick Botti Music & Liturgy x3202
Teresa Hyde Religious Education x3207
Trinity Catholic High School 622.9025
Lou Pereira President
Dr. Erika Wikstrom Principal
october 27, 2019 ~ thirtieth Sunday in ordinary time
NEW PARISHIONERS ARE WELCOME to stop by the
Church Office to register Monday through Friday 8:00 am
to 5:00 pm or stop by the Parish Hall the first Sunday of
each month following the 8:45 am and 11:00 am Masses.
BAPTISM: We are pleased to help your family prepare for
the special event of your child’s entrance into our faith
community. To help parents and godparents prepare, a
class (English) is held the 2nd Tuesday of each month at
7:30 pm in the Community Center and in Spanish the 2nd
Saturday of each month, at 9:00 am at Guadalupana.
Parents and Godparents must attend this class prior to
scheduling baptism.
MARRIAGES: If you are planning to be married at Blessed
Trinity, your preparation process should begin at least four
(4) months prior to desired date. We look forward to
helping you during your time of engagement and
preparation for the vocation of Christian marriage. Call
the Church Office for an appointment with one of our
priests.
SICK CALLS AND HOSPITAL VISITS: If you or a family
member are in a local hospital or homebound and would
like to receive Communion or Sacrament of the Sick, please
call the Church Office at 629.8092 or Sister Juliet at x3211.
When registering at the hospital, put your name on the
Catholic List.
PARISH APP: Download at myparishapp.com or search
your phone’s app store for myParish
MISSION STATEMENT: Blessed Trinity Catholic Church Stewardship Community recognizes Jesus is Lord. We believe that
our Time, Talent and Treasure are gifts from God to be used for the spiritual, educational and social needs of
our community, the Diocese and the world at large, especially the poor.
STEWARDSHIP BY THE BOOK
Both the first reading and today’s psalm say clearly that the Lord hears the cry of the poor.
Have I been given the gifts—of time or money or abilities—to be the means by which
God answers their need?
ADS OF THE WEEK
BRENDA FORD, CPA/PFS
Crippen & Co.
352.732.4260
CENTRAL FLORIDA CURB APPEAL
352.622.3323
Please see our Ads at the back for all
our business supporters.
WORD OF LIFE
“An unexpected pregnancy can be a difficult and frightening time, and it's important that your friend knows you are thinking of her and supporting her… Your support might be the only support she receives. Even if we never know how, the smallest things we do can change someone's life. You can make a difference in her life. Will you?” USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities, “10 Ways to Support Her When She’s Unexpectedly Expecting” www.respectlife.org/support-her
MINISTRY SPOTLIGHT STEWARDS OF THE WEEK
THE FROSOLONO FAMILY
Thank you to the Frosolono Family
for sharing their gardening talents.
They are "Beautifying Blessed Trinity,
one island at a time."
Thank you for being
a faithful Steward!
NEW PARISHIONERS:
Edward Craig
Dave, Carmel and Anne Kessler
In last week’s readings, we were encouraged to remain persistent and constant in our prayer life. Today, we focus on the proper attitude of a steward at prayer. In the Gospel passage from Luke, Jesus illustrates the humble attitude we must have as we approach God in prayer through a parable of two praying men. One is a Pharisee, a man with respected status, theological training and all the right credentials. He marches right up to the front of the temple to speak a prayer “to himself,” thanking God for making him just a little bit superior to everyone else! The other man is a tax collector, known by those of his day to be a cheater and a sell-out to his fellow Jews. In contrast to the Pharisee, he stands near the back and cries out to God in a simple and honest way: “Be merciful to me a sinner.” Jesus tells us that it is the tax collector and not the Pharisee who leaves the temple justified. Why? The Pharisee was full of self as he approached God. He felt no real need for God as he rattled off his resume of good works and spiritual practices. He was simply going through the motions of prayer. His lack of humility prevented him from entering into a real dialogue with the Father. The tax collector, by contrast, emptied himself as he approached God. He recognized who he truly was (a sinner) and asked for mercy, leaving all the rest up to God. This is the kind of attitude God can work with! This is how a good steward prays — with trust, with complete openness to God’s will, with a listening mind and heart, ready to serve as God leads.
Copyright © 2019 — Catholic Stewardship Consultants, Inc.
BAPTISMS:
worship
october 27, 2019 ~ thirtieth Sunday in ordinary time
READINGS FOR NEXT WEEK
Wis 11:22—12:2
2 Thes 1:11—2:2
Lk 19:1-10
WEEKLY MASS INTENTIONS
Monday, Oct 28 7:10am David Swiderski †
5:30pm William LaPlant †
Tuesday, Oct 29 7:10am Dennis McVeigh †
5:30pm Anne Litterine †
Wednesday, Oct 30 7:10am L/D Sisters of IHMR
5:30pm Fellize Arcenal †
Thursday, Oct 31 7:10am Fran Harwas †
5:30pm Fran Harwas †
Friday, Nov 1 7:10am Judith Araiza †
8:15am Vinny Mazzurco †
10:00am Fran Harwas †
12:10pm Virginia Cruz †
5:30pm Gisela McClean †
Saturday, Nov 2 8:00am Mary Kochetta †
10:00am Gerry Klein †
12:00pm Edward Schneider †
4:00pm Legion of Mary †
6:00pm John Daleo †
Sunday, Nov 3 7:10am Anna Zappulla †
8:45am Ronny McCranie †
11:00am Ruth Brown †
1:00pm Spanish Community
5:00pm Mary Clecker †
Your prayers are requested for those who have recently died.
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS OF
HOLY COMMUNION
Ministers of Holy Communion assist the
clergy in distribution of the Body and
Blood of Christ at weekend liturgies.
For more information please contact
Angela DeSimone at 427.6346 or
Wendie Ricketts at 537.0262 or
email: [email protected]
Please call the Church Office at
629.8092 x3201 if you would
like more information on placing
flowers on the altar.
Oct 26/27:
Nov 2/3: In memory of Jeff Muchler
by Bruce & Elaine Muchler
Nov 9/10:
Nov 16/17:
Nov 23/24: In memory of Dick Hauck
by the Hauck Family
ALL SAINTS DAY MASS SCHEDULE
Vigil Mass: Thursday, October 31st at 5:30pm
Friday, November 1st Mass Schedule: 7:10am,
8:15am, 10:00am, 12:10pm, 5:30pm,
Spanish Mass at 7:00pm
Spanish Mass at Guadalupana and
Christ the King at 7:00pm
ALL SOULS MASSES
SATURAY, NOVEMBER 2ND
8:00am, 10:00am and 12:00pm
12:00pm Remembrance Mass for those who
have died this year.
While not a Holy Day of Obligation many go to
Mass to pray for their deceased loved ones.
BLESSED TRINITY CARNIVAL AT TRINITY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Saturday, October 26—open until 11:00pm Sunday, October 27—11:00am—9:00pm Raffle drawing Sunday at 6:30pm. Is your name in the big drum? Support the carnival. Bring your friends. Lots of parking.
FR. JOSEPH CREEDON—THIS WEEKEND’S HOMILIST Fr. Joe Creedon is pastor emeritus of Christ the King Parish in Kingston, Rhode Island where he served for 31 years. He studied theology at the University of Louvain in Belgium. Father Creedon was awarded an honorary Doctor of Law Degree from the University of Rhode Island in 1991. He was a Fellow of Psychiatry and Religion at the Menninger Clinic in 1980 when the clinic was still located in Topeka, Kansas. Author of 14 Advent and Lenten daily meditation booklets, Father Creedon has recently published his first book, Stewardship: A Life-Giving Spirituality. In his retirement, he has been a sought after speaker on the spirituality of stewardship. In his very active retirement, Father Creedon enjoys giving parish missions and stewardship workshops.
BOOK OF THE WEEK: “The Bible Is A Catholic Book” Many religions believe that as Catholics we ignore the Bible because we have the Church instead. Too many Catholics take this mistaken assumption for granted. “We don’t have to anymore” says Author Jimmy Akin. Instead we should fully embrace Sacred Scripture: not just as the written word of God but as a thoroughly Catholic work, intimately connected to the Church from the earliest centuries. Akin shows how the Bible cannot exist apart from the Church. Its careful preservation throughout the centuries, the truths it contains, its origins and its formulation, in the prayerful study of its mysteries.
If you are a Catholic who needs to know the Bible better, this book will help you understand and take pride in this gift that God gave the world through the Church. We are the original “Bible Christians”!
We have this book and as Father Pat mentioned in Mass we also have “Giving Why & How Much Should I Be To The Giving, To The Poor.”
The Blessed Trinity Gift Store Hours: Wednesday* 3:30pm – 5:30pm,*10% off all regular priced items. Saturday: 3:00pm-4:00pm, 5:00pm-6:00pm Sunday: 8:00am-8:45am, 9:45am-11:00am, 12:00pm-1:00pm, 4:00pm-5:00pm
ADORATION CHAPEL IMMEDIATE NEEDS FOR
ADORERS
Sundays: 2:00pm—3:00pm Mondays: 2:00am—3:00am
Wednesdays: 3:00am—4:00am Saturdays: 3:00pm—4:00pm
Saturdays: 9:00pm—10:00pm
Our stewardship way of life here at BT encourages each family to commit one hour a week to the Adoration chapel; please prayerfully consider this ministry’s needs and if you are unable to serve, please pray that God will send individuals to sustain this core ministry, here at Blessed Trinity.
For your special hour of prayer and praise before the Blessed Sacrament email Carol Blackstock, Adoration Coordinator, [email protected] or call 352.622.7348 or 352.425.8638.
"If I can give you any advice, I beg you to get closer to the Eucharist and to Jesus…We must pray to Jesus to give us that tenderness of the Eucharist." Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta
EMAIL ALERTS! If you would like to receive emails regarding all upcoming Life Teen events, news and updates, please email Shelby Conner: [email protected]
Sunday, October 27th—Join us for Mass, dinner, and Life Night! We will be having a game night and doing last-minute Trunk or Treat preparations! Sunday, November 3rd—Join us for Mass and our All Saint’s Day Bonfire. We will leave directly after Mass and return at 9:00pm. A liability form is required.
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE ~ WEEKLY OFFERINGS
Weekly Offering October 20, 2019
Envelope Total: 607 $ 34,440.89 Year to date collection: $ 1,434,919.99
Electronic Offering Total: 292 $ 42,933.62 Year to date budget: $ 1,744,880.00
Total Children’s Offering: $ 49.51 Year to date deficit: ($ 309,960.01)
Non Sunday: 66 $ 7,841.00
Grand Total for Week: $ 85,265.02
Amount needed for Operating Expenses:$ 102,640.00 Sister Diocese $ 2,320.55
Difference ($ 17,374.98)
“Thank you for your donations.”
Reminder: Do your best to put your envelope number on the “memo” line of your check.
THE SUFFERING CHURCH Bishop Robert Barron has written an excellent book entitled a Letter to a Suffering Church. His book is a cri de coeur, a cry from the heart, written for fellow Catholics who feel under-standably demoralized and scandalized and ready to quit the Church because of the abuse scandals. The book is brief, but extremely well-done and gives us hope for the future. Bishop Barron says, " It is not the time to leave the Church, but to stay and fight!" And, more importantly, Jesus said, " The gates of hell would not prevail against his Church.”
Order online at SufferingChurchBook.com for just $1.00. More can be ordered for family and friends at a discounted price.
BAKE SALE/ PIE SALE Next weekend, November 2nd and 3rd, after all Masses Life Teen will be having an All Saint’s Day Bake Sale/Pie Sale. We will have a variety of fall inspired baked goods as well as whole pies for sale! All proceeds will go towards our 2020 Summer Trip to the Steubenville Atlanta Conference and Camp Covecrest! We will be accepting cash, card, and check as a form of payment. Thank you in advance for your support!
DON'T THROW'EM AWAY - SAVE THE PLANET/REUSE
This request won't cost you any money, but may help you declutter your home. Our PRISON & JAIL MINISTRY can use some stuff you might otherwise throw-away.
1. NEW UNUSED GREETING CARDS have been requested by Lowell Women's Prison. The ladies would be delighted to use all those fundraising cards (Christmas, birthday, any occasion, even blank) you get in the mail and don't want. Please absolutely NO MASS ENROLLMENT CARDS ASKING FOR A DONATION OR CARDS WITH STICKERS OR GLITTER.
2. BIBLES - Marion County Jail always needs GENTLY USED OR NEW SOFTCOVER Bibles, any version.
3. WOMEN'S PRISON MINISTRY would like good, relatively up-to-date Catholic DVD's (not CD's) for educational purposes. Especially desired are:
. Symbolon: The Catholic Faith Explained
. Catholicism by Father Barron
. Anything by Brant Pitre, Matthew Kelly, Jim Cavins, Allen Hunt, Scott Hahn, etc.
Any of the above can be left anytime in the Stewardship Room, as these are ongoing needs. Mark "Laurel Wilson - Prison" I check almost every day. For more information, call Laurel at 426-2328.
MASS TIME CHANGE Effective Sunday, November 3rd the 7:15am Mass will have an earlier start time of 7:10am. This change makes a consistent Mass time of 7:10am on the weekdays and for Sunday.
BENEFACTOR’S MASS CELEBRATED Saturday, November 2nd, at the 4:00pm Mass, we
honor the true stewards of Blessed Trinity who
through their generosity and devotion to our
ministries have impacted so many lives. They have
helped to educate our children, feed and clothe our
poor, care for our infants & toddlers, provide for
our youth and nurture our elderly. We are grateful
for their shining example of how to truly live as
Stewards of God’s Grace.
Are you struggling to recover from the loss
of a loved one? Recent or in the past? Are
you confused… depressed… angry….
fearful? Has death challenged your faith?
This program offers help … we understand.
The Grief Support and Recovery program
begins on Saturday, November 9th at
12:00pm at Elder Care.
The program is free but registration
is required.
For more information, please call:
Casey Ball at 352-687-1081
Leave message for prompt response.
Our next Theology on Tap is Monday, October 28th at Crafty Bastards from 7-9pm. Reina Saco, local attorney and former fellow for Equal Justice Works, will be speaking at 7:30 on Immigration and how it can be seen and helped locally. All are welcome!
FACILITIES CALENDARS
It’s that time of year again to submit your calendar
request for meeting locations. ALL ministries and
organizations need to submit a calendar for
January – June 2020 indicating the name of the
organization/ministry, the facility requested, starting
and ending times and name and phone number of
the contact person making the request. Calendars
will be available in Church Office. Please return
these completed calendars to the Church Office,
Attention: Katherine Baker.
WOMEN’S PREGNANCY CENTER WALK-BIKE-MOVE FOR LIFE Now is the time to make a Move for Life! Make a difference and Join as an individual or grab your family, your friends, or your small group and walk/bike as a team for the Ocala Women’s Pregnancy Center. The annual Walk-Bike-Move for Life fundraising event is on Saturday, November 2nd, at Tuscawilla Park. Be part of a movement of love that offers compassion, hope and love to women, babies, men and families in our community. WPC serves more than two thousand women and men each year empowering them to choose Life.
Please come make your Move for Life and visit us at our Walk-Bike-Move table after all the masses at Blessed Trinity the weekend of October 26-27th and pick up a fundraising brochure . You can join as a Walker or Biker or make a donation to support someone else. For more information, you can also visit wpcocala.com/walk-bike-move.
FIRST FRIDAY DEVOTION
The Filipino-American Catholic families warmly
invite all to the First Friday Devotion to the
Sacred Heart of Jesus on November 8, 2019 at
6:30pm in the Blessed Trinity Chapel. Mass is in
English with Tagalog liturgical songs. Potluck
follows immediately in the Parish Hall. Please bring
your favorite dish.
FREE Blood Pressure Screening in the
Parish Nurse’s office in the Parish Hall
opposite the Library from 8:00am-1:00pm,
Sunday, November 3, 2019.
NOVEMBER—STEWARDSHIP MONTH
Schedule:
• Fr. Joe Creedon—Stewardship Homily on
October 26/27.
• Stewardship letter to all parishioners from
Fr. Pat mailed October 28th.
• Stewardship Homily and Lay witness talk on
November 2/3.
• Stewardship materials mailed week of
November 4th.
• Lay witness talk at all Masses November 9/10.
• Commitment Weekend—November 16/17
All families bring their new 2020 Stewardship
pledges of Time/Talent/Treasure to the Altar
with their regular weekly offering.
• Stewardship Celebration—Sunday,
November 17th. Just like last year, the
Annual Stewardship Appreciation Evening
will feature a free catered dinner. Dinner will
be served in the Parish Hall after the 5:00pm
Mass. There is one important note about
dinner: To make sure we have an accurate
count (and avoid wasting food) you must
have a ticket to get in. Tickets are free!
Volunteers will be handing out tickets after all
Masses the weekends of November 2-3 and
November 9-10. Mark your calendars. If
you have any questions, please call Jim Ross
at 208-1960.
FR. PAT’S 2ND SACRAMENT MEETING Fr. Pat’s 2nd Sacrament meeting will be on Sunday, November 10th at 9:55 AM in the Gym. The make up for this class is Saturday, November 16th at 9:00 AM, in the Chapel of the Church. The meeting is mandatory for parents of students making 1st Communion and Confirmation and all Confirmation students. If you have any questions, please call Teresa Hyde at 629-8092 extension 3207 or [email protected]
ALL SOULS—CEMETERY MASSES
On Sunday, November 3rd at 2:30 PM at our
three local cemeteries
(Highlands, Forest Lawn, Good Shepherd)
there will be Masses celebrated in
memory of those of our family and friends
who have died.
COFFEE & DONUTS
Every Sunday in the
Parish Hall after the
7:15am, 8:45am and
11:00am Masses.
Please come and
support the various ministries who
provide the coffee and donuts!
Donations are welcome!
Brother's Keeper Thrift Store is Now OPEN!
New Hours: Monday-Saturday, 9am-4pm
Emergency Services: Open Monday-Friday, 9am-11:30 & 1:00pm - 3:30pm
Brother’s Keeper is hiring a Full time Truck Assistant
for donation pickups
Duties and Responsibilities
• Demonstrate great customer service to donors, volunteers, customers, clients and staff
• Be dependable
• Assist truck driver pick up food, furniture and other donations
• Comply with rules and regulations
• Assist with building maintenance and cleaning as needed
• Assist Executive Director with special projects
• Assist volunteers in store as needed
Truck Assistant requirements and qualifications
• Must be able to work Monday – Friday from 8:30am-4:30pm.
• Able to lift 50 pounds consistently throughout the day
• Must have a clean driving record
• Pass a background screening
Submit resume to [email protected]
ALLIANCE OF THE HOLY
FAMILY INTERNATIONAL
Communion of Reparation Prayer Vigil
November 1, 2019
Our Lady of Springs Catholic Church 4047 NE 21st Street, Ocala FL 34470
Fr. Justin Vakko
We do CARE (Confession,
Adoration, Rosary and Eucharist)
7pm Holy Rosary Ongoing Confession during this time
8pm Holy Mass (in honor of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus)
For more info, please call (352) 216-9835
JOIN COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN (CCW)
AT THE “SWEET LIFE CAFÉ”
MORNING OF REFLECTION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND MASS, LIGHT BREAKFAST
KNIGHTS HALL 8:00am-12:00pm
Cost: $10.00
Slow down, savor time with God and other ladies. “Sweet Life Café” allows you to enjoy your favorite
café, resting, laughing and sharing stories all the while growing closer to each other and to God.
RSVP: Marty Duesel, 352.861.2853 or [email protected].
Deadline Monday October 28th.
Christmas Shopping
If you plan to shop on Amazon during this Christmas season, please consider using Amazon Smile and choose Blessed Trinity Catholic Church as your charity. These funds are deposited directly into our charity account. Please help us help others.
The AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of
the purchase price to the customer’s selected
charitable organization.
Brother’s Keeper
Volunteers Needed
Brother’s Keeper serves thousands of men, women, and children in need in
Ocala/Marion County. We are looking for dedicated volunteers to help us in the
following areas;
Interviewer to determine client eligibility for assistance.
Times Needed: Tuesdays 1:00-4:00 pm;
Thursdays 9:00am-12:00pm and flexible substitutes.
Receptionist to answer general questions from our clients, assist in filling out applications and answer the telephone.
Times Needed: Mondays 1:00-4:00pm and
Tuesdays 1:00-4:00pm
Join us at the annual
Trinity Catholic High School
OPEN HOUSE Sunday, November 10th
1pm – 3pm
Build the future you want today Numerous Dual Enrollment, AP credits available
Contact Linda Steer for more info at
352-622-9025 ext. 5101 / [email protected]
2600 SW 42nd Street, Ocala, FL 34471
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EMAIL/TEXT SCAMS It has come to our attention that individuals may be receiving texts or emails from clergy or leaders within our parish asking for gift cards or financial assistance with travel. Please know that the Diocese does not allow anyone to solicit financial contributions or assistance for an individual or approves of solicitation for personal business as a representative of the Church. If you are approached by a leader, whether clergy, employee or volunteer, within your parish for any cause regarding financial assistance and you choose to respond, always require a contract and receipt upon completion of the transaction. Presently Fr. Pat’s name is being fraudulently used to request gift cards, etc. Fr. Pat does not send out emails.
Ultreya Evening When: November 9
th
Where: Eldercare Building Time: 7:00 pm or shortly after the 6:00 pm Mass Hosted by: Mario Lipari, Gerald Brown, Kevin Stoothoff, Bill Murray, Shawn Leary
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