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SACRAMENTS
Reconciliation
Sat. 3:00-4:00pm Wed. 12:00-12:30pm or by appointment.
Baptism
Call parish office (919) 861-4600
Matrimony
Meet with Fr. Garneau six months in advance. __________________
MASS TIMES
Sat. 5:00 pm Sun. 9:00 am, 11:30 am, 5:00 pm Mon.-Thurs. 8:00 am Fri. 8:15 am __________________
Holy Family Perpetual
Adoration Chapel
Open 24/7
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2718 Overbrook Dr., Raleigh, NC 27608
Parish Office: (919) 861-4600 www.ourladyoflourdescc.org School Office: (919) 861-4610
www.olls.org
November 25th, 2018
The Solemnity of Our Lord
Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
OUR LADY OF LOURDES
C A T H O L I C C H U R C H A N D S C H O O L
Sunday - November 25
9:00 am Mass † Robert Locke 11:30 am Mass Pro Populo 2:00 pm French Mass Church 3:00 pm Boys’ Jr. Legion of Mary Fallon Center, Room 202 4:00 pm Young Adults Fallon Center Lounge 5:00 pm Mass † Katherine and John Hoelzlhammer 6:00 pm Youth Group Fallon Center Hall
Monday - November 26 7:45 am Morning Prayer Church
8:00 am Mass John (L) and † David McMorran 6:00 pm Boy Scouts School Cafeteria 6:00 pm Divorce Survival Fallon Center Lounge 7:00 pm Hispanic Leadership Group Fallon Center 201
Tuesday - November 27 7:45 am Morning Prayer Church 8:00 am Mass † James and Chris Hogan 5:00 pm Liturgy of the Hours/Evening Prayer Adoration Chapel 6:30 pm RCIA Fallon Center Lounge 7:00 pm Legion of Mary Fallon Center, Room 201
Wednesday - November 28
7:45 am Morning Prayer Church 8:00 am Mass † Frances Dorothy Scott 12:00-12:30pm Confessions Church 7:00 pm Alcoholics Anonymous Fallon Center, Room 201 7:30 pm Bread of Life Church
Thursday - November 29
7:45 am Morning Prayer Church 8:00 am Mass † John Grant 8:45 am Legion of Mary Fallon Center Lounge 9:00 am Thursday Theologians Fallon Center Room 202 5:00 pm Liturgy of the Hours/Evening Prayer Adoration Chapel
Friday - November 30
6:00 am That Man is You Fallon Center Hall 8:15 am School Mass † Angela M. Egan 9:30 pm Women of Grace Fallon Center, Room 202 7:00 pm Women’s Hispanic Group Fallon Center, Room 201
Saturday - December 1 3:00 pm Confessions Church 5:00 pm Mass † Catherine Wyatt Hudson 6:00 pm Coffee & Chocolate Church Vestibule
Sunday - December 2
First Sunday of Advent
All Day Coffee & Chocolate in the vestibule 9:00 am Mass † Mr. & Mrs. Thanh Khong The Holy Souls in Purgatory 10:00 am Coffee and Donuts Fallon Center Hall 11:30 am Mass Pro Populo 1:00 pm Grief Share Fallon Center Lounge 4:00 pm Young Adults Fallon Center Lounge 5:00 pm Mass † Frances Castello 6:00 pm Youth Group Fallon Center Hall
Rev. Dr. James F. Garneau, Pastor
(919) 861-4604, [email protected]
Rev. Michael Schuetz, Parochial Vicar (919) 861-4608, [email protected]
Sister Therese Bauer, School Principal (919) 861-4618, [email protected]
Michael Chinneck, Assistant Principal (919) 861-4623, [email protected]
Deacon Myles Charlesworth, Deacon [email protected]
Deacon Byron Champagne, Youth Minister (919) 861-4607, [email protected]
Deacon Tom Mack [email protected]
Deacon Felix Sáez, Jr. (919) 719-8265, [email protected]
Joan Rose Brown, Director of Faith Formation (919) 861-4614, [email protected]
Brenda Accurso, Interim Director of Liturgical Music
(919) 861-4600, [email protected]
Mary Dudas, Fallon Center Director (919) 602-7951, [email protected]
Vjeko Bartula, Parish Manager (919) 861-4605, [email protected]
Alice Kehoe, Parish Accountant (919) 861-4609, [email protected]
Maria House, Receptionist (919) 861-4600, [email protected]
Robin Biggie, Maintenance (919) 861-4606, [email protected]
Candace Sperati, Wedding Coordinator (919) 861-4634, [email protected]
WEEKLY CALENDAR PARISH STAFF
NOTICE
Please send bulletin submissions and scheduling questions
to Miriam Naqui:
Pastoral
Council
Finance
Council
School
Advisory
Chair: Michael Thelen (919) 755-2154 Bob/Teri Bowerman Kathleen DeRubio Hillman Duncan
Cathy Gephart Cheryl Janasiewicz Frank Janasiewicz
Nancy Pekarek Ginger Ward-Presson
Barbara Quinby Patrice Yanoschak
Maggie Darst Emily Plumb Mike Thelen
Chair: Frank Janasiewicz
(919) 302-6576
Ellen Crowley Kate Duncan Tom Dunham Jason Sandner
Curt Williams Jeff Yardley
Chair: Michael Haley
(919) 624-0298
Carole Ann Hussy Michael Iovino Nancy Pekarek Kathy Schultz
MOST SWEET JESUS, Redeemer of the human race, look down upon us humbly prostrate
before you. We are yours, and yours we wish to be; but to be more surely united with you,
behold each one of us freely consecrates himself/herself today to your Most Sacred Heart.
Many indeed have never known you; many, too, despising your precepts, have rejected you.
Have mercy on them all, most merciful Jesus, and draw them to your Sacred Heart.
Be King, O Lord, not only of the faithful who have never forsaken you, but also of the prodigal
children who have abandoned you; grant that they may quickly return to their Father's house,
lest they die of wretchedness and hunger. Be King of those who are deceived by erroneous
opinions, or whom discord keeps aloof, and call them back to the harbor of truth and the unity
of faith, so that soon there may be but one flock and one Shepherd. Grant, O Lord, to your
Church assurance of freedom and immunity from harm; give tranquility of order to all nations;
make the earth resound from pole to pole with one cry: Praise to the divine Heart that
wrought our salvation; to it be glory and honor for ever. Amen.
(Prayer Source: Enchiridion of Indulgences , June 29, 1968)
CHILDREN’S FAITH
FORMATION Sunday 10:15 – 11:15AM
Elementary School Building 2018 Schedule
No classes November 25 December 2, 9 & 16
BEST ADVENT EVER Join our parish for Best Advent Ever,
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YOUNG ADULTS—
AN INVITATION
Young adults meet every Sunday afternoon from 4:00–6:00pm in
the Fallon Lounge. All young adults (age 18-35) are invited to
join the discussion on the Sunday readings.
Bring a friend ! For more information, contact
Kelly Soares, [email protected]
Faith Formation
Children and Adults
Joan Rose Brown, Director of Faith Formation, (919) 861-4614 or [email protected]
NOVEMBER DEVOTION:
THE HOLY SOULS IN PURGATORY
Since the 16th century, Catholic piety has
assigned entire months to special devotions.
As a reminder of our duty to pray for the
suffering faithful in Purgatory, the Church
has dedicated the month of November to
the Holy Souls. Catholicculture.org
SOLEMNITY
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST
KING OF THE UNIVERSE
"I am the Alpha and the Omega," says the LORD GOD,
"the one who is and who was and who is to come, the almighty."
Rev 1:8
On the last Sunday of each liturgical year, the Church celebrates the
SOLEMNITY OF CHRIST THE KING.
Pope Pius XI instituted this feast in 1925 to
respond to growing nationalism and secular-
ism. He recognized that these related
societal ills would breed increasing hostility
against the Church. He reminds the faithful
that while governments and philosophies
come and go, Christ reigns as king forever.
- USCCB
THE FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING was established by Pope Pius XI in 1925 as an
antidote to secularism, a way of life which leaves God out of man's thinking and living and organizes his life as if God did not exist. The feast is intended to proclaim in a striking and effective manner Christ's royalty over individuals, families, society, governments, and nations. In the 1925 Encyclical which institutes the feast, Quas Primus, Pope Pius XI outlines the long history of liturgical reference to Jesus Christ as King as well as Savior, and speaks of the evils that have come about as a consequence of the failure of nations to acknowledge that there is One who governs above them:
“If We ordain that the whole Catholic world shall revere Christ as King, We shall minister to the need of the present day, and at the same time provide an excellent remedy for the plague which now infects society. The rebellion of individuals and states against the authority of Christ has produced deplorable consequences…
“We lamented these in the Encyclical Ubi arcano; we lament them today: the seeds of discord sown far and wide; those bitter enmities and rivalries between nations, which still hinder so much the cause of peace; that insatiable greed which is so o ften hidden under a pretense of public spirit and patriotism, and gives rise to so many private quarrels; a blind and immoderate selfishness, making men seek nothing but their own comfort and advantage, and measure everything by these; no peace in the home, because men have forgotten or neglect their duty; the unity and stability of the family undermined; society in a word, shaken to its foundations and on the way to ruin.
“We firmly hope, however, that the feast of the Kingship of Christ, which in future will be yearly observed, may hasten the return of society to our loving Savior.”
From the Desk of the Pastor
In the month of November, we consider the four last things: death, purgatory, heaven and hell.
Chapter 3, Article 12
THE FOUR LAST THINGS, IN BRIEF
The Four Last Things
Selected Excerpts from the Catechism of
the Catholic Church
Every man receives his eternal recompense in his immortal soul from the moment of his death in a particular judgment by Christ, the judge of the living and the dead.
"We believe that the souls of all who die in Christ's grace . . . are the People of God beyond death. On the day of resurrection, death will be definitively conquered, when these souls will be reunited with their bodies" (Paul VI, CPG § 28).
"We believe that the multitude of those gathered around Jesus and Mary in Paradise forms the Church of heaven, where in eternal blessedness they see God as he is and where they are also, to various degrees, associated with the holy angels in the divine governance exercised by Christ in glory, by interceding for us and helping our weakness by their frater-nal concern" (Paul VI, CPG § 29).
Those who die in God's grace and friendship imperfectly purified, although they are assured of their eternal salvation, undergo a purification after death, so as to achieve the holiness necessary to enter the joy of God.
By virtue of the "communion of saints," the Church commends the dead to God's mercy and offers her
prayers, especially the holy sacrifice of the Eucharist, on their behalf.
Following the example of Christ, the Church warns the faithful of the "sad and lamentable reality of eternal death" (GCD 69), also called "hell."
Hell's principal punishment consists of eternal separation from God in whom alone man can have the life and happiness for which he was created and for which he longs.
The Church prays that no one should be lost: "Lord, let me never be parted from you." If it is true that no one can save himself, it is also true that God "desires all men to be saved" (1 Tim 2:4), and that for him "all things are possible" (Mt 19:26).
"The holy Roman Church firmly believes and confesses that on the Day of Judgment all men will appear in their own bodies before Christ's tribunal to render an account of their own deeds" (Council of Lyons II [1274]:DS 859; cf. DS 1549).
At the end of time, the Kingdom of God will come in its fullness. Then the just will reign with Christ for ever, glorified in body and soul, and the material universe itself will be transformed. God will then be "all in all" (1 Cor 15:28), in eternal life.
Youth and Family
Who is worthy of being a king?
For much of human history, kingship was understood to be the highest mortal authority known to mankind. A king was the head and leader of his people, governing and protecting their lives according to the law of the land and through his own royal decrees. His power was his birthright—the land of his kingdom had been owned and cared for by his family before him, and his duty was to ensure that it continued to grow and prosper for the good of its people and the honor of his name. While some kings abused their power, most saw their position as a solemn duty, perhaps even a burden, because it is difficult to reign fairly and justly when one is but a mortal man. The greatest authority in all of existence, of course, is God Himself, and therefore Jesus Christ, who is God. He, too, possesses a kingdom and governs a people—we, the members of His Church. He is our ruler and protector, the authority to which we must always defer, the Lord whom we serve on the spiritual battlefield of daily life.
FAMILY ACTIVITY How do those who are subjects behave toward royalty? Read today’s Gospel, John 18:33b-37. Ask your family to discuss these questions: Does Pilate treat Jesus like royalty? What does Jesus say about his kingdom? Talk about how your family shows honor and obedience to Christ our King. Pray together the Lord’s Prayer and ask God to help your family behave like honorable and loyal subjects of Christ the King.
UPCOMING YOUTH GATHERINGS
Middle School Edge: Meets from 6:15- 8 pm in the Fallon Center
Dec 2nd — Social and Fun Activities Night Dec 16th — Gathering and Service Night
High School Youth Group: Meets from 6:15- 8 pm Dec 2nd, 9th, 16th — Fallon Center, Room. 202
MY LORD AND MY GOD
WHO LIVES AND REIGNS FOREVER AND EVER
Deacon Byron Champagne, Youth Minister (919) 861-4607 or [email protected]
You’re invited to the Birthchoice
26th Annual SPIRIT OF THE SEASON
Dinner and Auction
Homemade Lasagna Salad, Dessert & Wine
Vegetarian or Gluten Free Available by Request
SEATING IS LIMITED! Go to www.supportbirthchoice.org
Go to ‘Give Now’ select ‘Silent Auction’ and donate $25 per person, tickets will be at the door.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH, 6:30 PM
Our Lady Of Lourdes, Fallon Center 2718 Overbrook Drive, Raleigh
To donate an auction item or request a special meal,
contact Eileen at [email protected] or call 919-678-3004
Silent and Live Auction 50/50 Raffle
Christmas Gift Baskets And More
$25.00
RESERVED SEATING
Emilia Anderson Doris Bailey Ellen Beley Leo Biggie
Marilyn Charlesworth John Chism
Dexter Cooley Doris Cramer
Bob Davis Steven Driskell
Mary Ann Ellstrom Joanne Fleming
Andrew Fluhrer Ron Franzel
Shannon Fuerst Louise Guyton Greg Hobbs
Norma Kleitsch Isabella Kong Lauro Lazo Ann Locke
Pilar Macapanas Bob Orr
John Carlton Pitman
Randall Proctor Irma Cruz-Quinones
Mary Redmond Allisen Schult
Ian Shields Bill Spellman
Nancy Streeter Richard Streeter
Pray for our Sick Parish Members
PARISH NEWS
Offertory The offertory collection for November 10/11 was $ 14,336.25. May God bless and protect all of our generous benefactors! This week please consider an additional donation to the Diocesan Priest Retirement Fund. These funds support the diocesan clergy pension plan, long-term nursing home costs for priests and medical expenses not covered by insurance after priests meet their deductible.
Altar Flowers The flowers on the altar are In loving memory of our father, James Hogan and our brother,
Christopher Hogan from Frank & Cheryl
Janasiewicz
and
In honor of Katharina & John Hoelzlhammer
from Louise Guyton
Sanctuary Candles
A 14-day Church Sanctuary Candle will burn
in memory of Phill Watkins by Robbie Watkins
A 14-day Chapel Sanctuary
Candle will burn for Fr. Phil Tighe
by Robbie Watkins
LOST AND FOUND The lost and found box is now located in the storage room nearest the entry door of the upper level of the church. Items that are not claimed are taken to Good Will or Salvation Army every 6-8 weeks.
Wedding Coordinators Needed We are in need of wedding coordinators to support our priests, deacons and their engaged couples during rehearsal and on the wedding day. There will be a brief training coming up for anyone that is interested. Contact Candace Sperati @ (919) 861-4634 or [email protected].
The 2019 Increased Offertory Appeal This week each household will receive a mailing regarding 2018 Increased Offertory Appeal. You will be asked to prayerfully con-sider your intended support for the coming year. We have over 1700 registered families. What a gift it would be to hear from all — no matter what we each are able to give. Your participation in the Lourdes family is a gift to us and all gifts are equally appreciated!
Holy Hour of Reparation Intentions of Victims of Unchaste Priests
Fridays 7:00pm. During this Holy Hour, participants join in alternating vocal prayer & silent adoration, in reparation for the outrages and sacrilege committed by fallen clergy, and for the healing and intentions of their victims, and of the wound on the Bride of Christ which these crimes cause. We also pray for the authentic sanctification of our priests and bishops, and of our religious and seminarians.
This Holy Hour is led by Fr Garneau and Fr Schuetz.
Holy Family Perpetual Adoration Chapel.
Located in the Parish Office building. Info: www.ourladyoflourdescc.org
Holy Family Perpetual
Adoration Chapel Make this Advent
a holy one: become an Adorer of
Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.
Look for us after all the Masses Dec 1 & Dec 2
Also available:
Holy Hour Christmas Cards,
Monstrance Necklaces Cash preferred
All proceeds go to Adoration Chapel
Pro-Life Corner
“Our love for our children
has nothing to do with their
abilities. We love them
simply because of who
they are, and understanding
this teaches us how to
truly love everyone.”
—USCCB Secretariat
of Pro-Life Activities
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR DEPLOYED MILITARY David Bradley, Friend of Maria House
Joshua Brophy, Son of Greg & Evelyn Brophy Adam Chappell, SIL of Marion Quigg Kevin Jagusch, Nephew of Sandra Stoudt Matthew Tomasetti, Son of Pat Tomasetti
Chris and Solomon House, Nephews of Maria House Matthew Ohrville, Grandson of Carole Wagner
Holy Hour for Military & Veterans: First Tuesdays 7am in
the Adoration Chapel; silent prayer. Please attend!
AROUND THE DIOCESE
Hurricane Relief—Please help Catholic Charities assist families impacted by the recent hurricanes. Donate by texting RECOVER1 to 51555 , volunteer online at www.CatholicCharitiesRaleigh.org/volunteerflorence,or contact Gabby Amos: [email protected] to organize dona-tions.
St. Padre Pio Prayer Group Join us on the 1st Saturday of each month for the 8:00 am mass at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Raleigh. Confessions at 9 am, Rosary and Adoration of the Blessed
Sacrament, followed by Benediction.
For more information, contact Janette Perez at (919) 906-7060 or [email protected]
Total Consecration To Jesus through Mary
Consecration means to set aside for a sacred purpose. Total Consecration to Jesus as set forth by St. Louis Marie de Montfort is a beautiful exercise to increase your spirituality and ability to truly serve our Lord Jesus Christ. Mary’s life was set aside for the sole purpose of serving our Lord. By following her example, we, too, can completely give ourselves to Christ in a fundamental way that consecrates us to Him. We give our lives to Him in service and love.
Consecration Ceremony 2018
Saturday, December 8, 2018 at 10:00am Rosary at 9:30am
Our Lady of Lourdes Church Contact: [email protected].
Daily preparation prayers are underway now.
Ignatian Spiritual Exercises for Men and Women at Avila Retreat Center
An opportunity to quiet your soul from daily distractions and focus on Christ. Mass, Confession and Spiritual Direction will be available with a Legionary of Christ priest. There will be guided meditations with time for private reflection. The Men’s retreat will be held Dec. 7-9, 2018 and the Women’s retreat will be held Jan. 18-20, 2019 at Avila Retreat Center in Durham. Cost of the retreat is $225 per person in advance or $250 within two weeks of the retreat. Materials, meals and linens are included. Contact: (919) 274-9362 [email protected].
Save the Date – March for Life Bus Trip, 1/18/19. Take the bus to DC for only $60.00 round-
trip. Bus departs St. Raphael’s parking lot at 4:30 am sharp, returning the same day by 11:00 pm. Bus fee includes round-trip to DC and back, Pro-Life Mass at the National Basilica Shrine of the Immaculate Conception at 11:30, March for Life (down Constitution Ave to Senate Office Buildings & Supreme Court). We will stop for a quick breakfast on the way to DC and stop for dinner on the way back to Raleigh. Breakfast & Dinner are on your own (Pack a lunch). Travel by Holiday Tours and do not worry about traffic, paying for gas or parking fees. Come out and support the pro-life cause! To guarantee your seat, reservations are required and payments are due no later than Friday, December 28 (post-dated checks are accepted). Reservations after 12/28/18 will be put on a waiting list. If you have any questions or to make a reservation, please call Kathy Klein at 919-815-1369 or via the email: [email protected]. Do not delay – make your reservation today!
Nov 29, 7 PM: St. Andrew, St. Mary Magdalene
Dec 3, 11 AM: St. Michael, St. Teresa of Calcutta
Dec 4, 7 PM: Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral, St. Joseph, St. Thomas Aquinas NCSU Student Parish, St. Mary Garner
Dec 5, 7 PM: St. Bernadette
Dec 6, 7 PM: St. Eugene
Dec 10, 7 PM: St. Luke and St. Francis
Dec 11, 7 PM: Our Lady of the Rosary
Dec 12, 11 AM: St. Francis
Dec 12, 8 PM: Our Lady of La Vang
Dec 13, 7 PM: St. Catherine of Siena
Dec 14, 11 AM: St. Catherine of Siena
Dec 17, 7 PM: St. Raphael, Our Lady of Lourdes
Dec 18, 11 AM: St. Raphael, Our Lady of Lourdes
Dec 19, 7 PM: St. Michael, St. Teresa of Calcutta
Dec 20, 11 AM: St. Bernadette
2018 PENANCE SERVICES
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