Holy Family Traditional Roman Catholic Church

Traditional Latin Mass according to the Tridentine Rite codified by St. Pius V

3385 Wickham Road, Melbourne, Florida 32935 • 321-255-4724

www.chapeloftheholyfamily.org

Father Gregory Safreed, OSF

Sacred Heart Of Jesus June 25, 2017

MASS INT ENT IONS

INT ENT ION REQUEST ED BY

Sunday, June 25, 9:00 AM: Judy Kitchen’s Birthday Carol & Glen Mueller

11:30 AM: Missa Pro Populo

Monday: James Clark The Clark Family

Tuesday: John Vennari+ Tony Hague

Wednesday: Paul Bernard The Bernard Family

Thursday: Natividad Garcia Caban+ Joe & Yvette Sebetka

Friday: Betty Harber Cherie Voors

Saturday: To End Abortion The Altar/Rosary Society

Sunday, July 2, 9:00 AM: In Reparation to Jesus & Mary Joan

11:30 AM: John Welch+ Jim Welch

+deceased

HOLY MASS SCHEDULE NOVENAS

Sundays: 9:00AM and 11:30AM Miraculous Medal—Saturdays after Mass Weekdays: 9:00AM Sacred Heart—Fridays after Mass

Holy Days of Obligation: 9AM and 7PM COMMUNION AND CONFIRMATION CLASSES

CONFESSIONS—Before Each Mass Sundays after 9AM Mass

ROSARY—Before All Masses BLESSING OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES

BAPTISMS, MATRIMONY, EXTREME UNCTION At the communion rail after Mass

CONSULTATIONS AND SICK CALLS CHOIR PRACTICE—Sundays after 9AM Mass Please contact our Priest at 321-775-4325

SACRED HEART OF JESUS

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One of the soldiers, as the

Gospel tells us, opened Jesus’ Side with a

spear, and, immediately,

there came out blood and

water. We must keep

before us this text and the

fact it relates, for they give

us the true meaning of the

Feast we are celebrating.

The importance of the event here related is

strongly intimated, by the earnest and solemn

way in which St. John follows up his narration.

After the words just quoted, he adds: And he that

saw it hath given testimony of it, and his

testimony is true. And he knoweth that he saith

true, that ye also may believe, for these things

were done, that the Scripture might be full-filled.

Here the Gospel refers us to the testimony of the

Prophet Zacharias, who, after predicting the

Spirit of grace being poured out upon the house

of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem, says:

They shall look upon Him whom they pierced.

And, when they look upon his side thus pierced,

what will they see there, but that great truth

which is the summary of all Scripture — of all

history: — God so loved the world, as to give it

his Only Begotten Son; that whosoever believeth

in him, may not perish, but may have eternal

life? This grand truth was, during the ages of

expectation, veiled under types and figures; it

could be deciphered but by few, and, even then,

only obscurely; but it was made known with all

possible clearness on that eventful day, when, on

Jordan’s banks, the whole sacred Trinity

manifested who was the Elect, the Chosen One,

of the Father, — the Son in whom he was so well

pleased. Yes, it was Jesus of Nazareth, the Son

of Mary: but, there was another revelation, of

deepest interest to us, which had still to be made:

it was — how, and in what way, would the

eternal life brought by this Jesus into the world,

pass from him into each one of us? This second

revelation was made to us, when the soldier’s

spear opened the divine source, and there flowed

from it that Water and Blood, which, as the

Scripture tells us, completed the testimony of the

Blessed Three. There are three, says St, John,

who give testimony in heaven: the Father, the

Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are

One. And there are three that give testimony on

earth: the Spirit, and the Water, and the Blood:

and these three are one, that is, they are one

because they concur in giving the one same

testimony. And, this, continues St. John, is the

testimony: — that God hath given to us eternal

life, and that this life is in his Son. These words

contain a very profound mystery; but we have

their explanation in this Feast, which shows us

how it is through the Heart of the Man-God that

the divine work is achieved, and how, through

that same Heart, the plan, which was conceived,

from all eternity, by the Wisdom of the Father,

has been realized. Dom Prosper Gueranger ______________________________________________________________________________

THE TRUE ENEMIES OF THE CHURCH ARE BAD CATHOLICS (From Rorate) It is a well-known account. Sister Marie Bernarde (Bernadette) Soubirous is in the convent of the Sisters of Charity

in Nevers, it is 1870, war is raging throughout northern France as the Prussian-led German armies march towards

Paris. The first printed version of the account, published while she was still living, is the following. A visitor came to

Bernadette at that time and made her the following questions:

- Did you receive, in the grotto of Lourdes, or after then, any revelations related to the future and fate of France?

Did not the Blessed Virgin deliver any warning for France, any threats?

- No

- The Prussians are at our gates; does that not cause you any fear?

- No.

- There is thus nothing to fear?

- I only fear bad Catholics.

- You do not fear anything else?

- No, nothing else.

These are words of great wisdom from the Saint.

The true enemies of the Church, those who can cause Catholics great harm and peril of damnation, are those who are within, the "bad

Catholics" Saint Bernadette feared so much. And they are more dangerous the more powerful they are, the higher in the Hierarchy

they are, and the more empowered they feel, their fury, deception and bold vulgarity unleashed.

ROSARY ROSTER

9:00 6/25 Larry Gomez / Martin Crain 7/2 Ray Defillips / Mary Crain 7/9 Pat Lankenau/Doris Guido

11:30 Fred Carpenter Fred Carpenter

FATHER SAFREED’S REFLECTIONS

Today we continue our meditation on how to make the Psalms a significant part of the life of prayer in our lives.

Over the centuries is has become evident that the prayer life of the Church has divided itself into two halves. I

will call the one half “devotional” and the other half “liturgical.” This is marked by the fact that the Rosary and

other devotions have incorporated themselves into the spirituality of the laymen, while the Divine Office and a

truly liturgical understanding of the Mass has become a hallmark of the clergy. So, it’s not uncommon to see a

disconnect between what is happening on the Altar, and what is happening in the pews. This was one of the

things that the “better spirits” at the time of Vatican II wanted to address: the world of devotionalism amongst

the laity vs. the world of liturgical prayer that became almost exclusively the domain of the priests and bishops.

As Thomas Merton says:

“The very fact that the rosary was originally referred to as the

‘Laymen’s psalter’ reminds us that before the Middle Ages the

lay people participated in the divine office with the clerics, and

chanted the Psalms with them. Other devotions arose only when

the layman no longer understood the Psalms.” [Praying the Psalms, my emphasis]

Pope Pius XII in his great Encyclical “Mediator Dei,” taught how the Psalms [which are of Divine authorship]

and the Divine Office make it possible for us to attain a greater contemplative union with God, which of course

is the “ideal of Christian life.”

We can therefore begin to think of the Psalms on three levels.

Level One: The individual soul before God. Let’s take segments of Psalm 34 for instance:

Judge, O Lord, those who wrong me; take by

storm those who war against me ----

For without cause they hid their snare for my

destruction, without cause they upbraided my soul.

False witnesses have risen up, charging me with things

I knew nothing of ----

And they rejoiced over me.....but felt no remorse.

The just soul, perhaps even the sinful soul, asks God to judge his enemies amidst the distress of great

persecution. This persecution can take the form of either human or diabolical forces --- but most likely both.

Continued next week.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

• If you are new to the Tridentine Mass, you may find the grey or green paperback missals, found in the pews, helpful in

following the liturgy.

• Visitors are welcome to join parishioners for coffee and refreshments in the church hall, following the 9:00 AM Mass.

• Please keep in your prayers those parishioners recovering from recent surgery as well as the ill of the parish.

• The Altar & Rosary Society will meet following the 9:00 mass Saturday, 8 July in the Annex of the Chapel

DRESS POLICY

When attending any functions at the chapel, especially Holy Mass, you are in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. Please dress accordingly, with due modesty and respect. Everyone should refrain from jeans, shorts or T-shirts. Ladies, please use a head covering, available in the rear of the church either for loan or for purchase.

Deceased Members of the Montano Family R.I.P.

Deceased Members of the J. H. Crain / F.A. Croucher Families

John Griffin R.I.P.

Charles & Antoinette Sutly R.I.P.

Charles & Mary Sutly Requiescant in pace

For the Repose of the Soul of Katherine Basala R.I.P.

Joseph & Carmela DiPaolo R.I.P.

Repose of the Souls of Gosta & Greta Jonsson R.I.P.

Members of the Brown & Mallett Families R.I.P.

Harry & Agnes Nadolski

Janelle McKinney; Deceased Souls McKinney & Legge Families

Ernie & Dennis Janzen; Gabels & Zechas R.I.P.

Members of the Hunter & Watkinson Families

Deceased of the Clark & Ziegler Families

All Deceased Members of the Barranco & Coston Families

Deceased of the Kosack & Schumaker Families

Repose of the Souls of Ann N. & Patrick A. Slane R.I.P.

For the Repose of the Soul of Marie T. Welch R.I.P.

Deceased of William & Francis Bermingham Family R.I.P.

Deceased of Martin & Mary J. Welch Family R.I.P.

Ray & Anne Jacobs & Granddaughters Bonnie, Shauna, & Erin

Members of the McDonald-Barker Families R.I.P.

Anna Margiotta

Beatriz Jaramillo R.I.P.

Patrick Galbraith R.I.P.

Members of the Blatt-Scherer Family R.I.P.

Sancta Familia Academy is a lay-run, non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization. Your tax-deductible donations are greatly appreciated.

Mass Intentions—$15 Baptisms—$50

Nuptial Mass—$150

Wedding Service—$125

PARISH HALL RENTAL

Less than 50 Members of the Chapel $100

Less than 50 Non-members $150

Greater than 50 Members of the Chapel $200

Greater than 50 Non-members $300

Requiem Mass—$150

Requiem Mass w/ Graveside Service—$175

Organist Donation—$50

SUGGESTED DONATIONS

Diega Burgio

Calogero Burgio

Maria & Carmelo Burgio

Kitchen, Lagemann, Lee Families

Nieto & Holguin Families R.I.P.

McCallan & McNiereny Families R.I.P.

Lynn Marie Reynolds

Deceased Members of the Rehm / Trager Families

Deceased Family & Friends of Voors & Harber Families

Guido,Wise, Kowalchik, Hanasewych, Fell, & Kreidler Families

James Audley R.I.P.

Audrey Alesio, Deceased of Alesio & Royce Families R.I.P.

DeFillips, Dark, Mares, Langbein Families & Friends R.I.P.

Perzanowski & Baskiewicz Families

Deceased Family & Friends of Ray & Michelle DeFillips

Deceased of Flynn, Galloway & Hague Families

Kenneth Scott

Deceased of the Audley Family

Elwood Franklin Shepard & Mary Joseph Shepard

Deceased Members of the Barbara Dick Family R.I.P.

Deceased Members of the Pond & Montgomery Families R.I.P.

Deceased members of the Kozaitis, Poisson & Kischuk Families

Deceased members of the Lankenau Cabble Families R.I.P.

Deceased of the Perreira, Bernard, Farmer, & Jardine Families

“We must empty Purgatory with Our Prayers”

St. Padre Pio

May 5th Thursday

Remember, also, Lord, Your servants and handmaids below who are gone

hence before us, marked with the sign of faith, and sleep the sleep of peace.

To them, Lord and to all that rest in Christ, grant, we implore You a place of

happiness, light and peace through the same Christ our Lord. Amen