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VOL. 4 OCTOBER 27-28, 2012 ISSUE

Welcome to Good Shepherd Chapel

Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Pastor:Fr. Joseph Lea(267) [email protected]

NCOIC: SSG. Clarence Slaughter

(706) 791-4308Deacon:- Rev. Mr. David Kriegel

deacondave@saintmichaelparish- Rev. Mr. Kelley Culver

deaconkelley@saintmichaelparishPLC: Lola Rivera(706) 791-4829

[email protected] Coordinator: Adriana Gramer

recoordinator@saintmichaelparishRCIA: Kelley Culver (706) 855-989

[email protected] Director: Sonia Rivera

music@saintmichaelparishfgMCCW: Kim Besel, (706) 855-9275

mccw@saintmichaelparishfgKnights of Columbus: Tim McCarKnightsofcolumbus@saintmichaelparishYouth Ministry: Laura Pizzi

[email protected]: Judy Kriegel, (706) 869-978Altar Servers: Alex Besel

altarservers@saintmichaelparishfLectors: Tom Dean, (706) 860-69

lectors@saintmichaelparishfUshers/Greeters: Ron Shannon

ushers@saintmichaelparishfFlowers Ministry: Fran Simpson

[email protected] Sunday: Gilda Fontimay

welcomesunday@saintmichaelparishWebmaster: Judy Culver

webmaster@saintmichaelparishf

Liturgical Schedule: Brian Mushalemuschedule@saintmichaelparishHospitality Team:

hospitality@saintmichaelparishBulletin Editor: Lola Rivera

bulletin@saintmichaelparishfg.

SAINT MICHAELS MISSION STATEMENT

Saint Michaels Catholic Community is a group of Catholic Christians associated with the Armed Fo

under the guidance of the Holy Spirit and the Archdioceses for the Military Services served by the past

leadership of our priest(s), deacon(s), and religious. The community is dedicated to exemplifying Chris

community by proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ through worship, service, and witness to the p

ple of Fort Gordon and surrounding communities.

Monday & Wednesday: 11:30amSaturday: 5:00pmSunday: 8:30am and 10:00am

RECONCILIATIONSaturday: 4:00pm-4:45pmSunday: 7:45am-and 9:30am

(also by appointment)

Parish Staff

MASS SCHEDULE

cripturehe Lord has delivered his people, (Jeremiah 31:8)hose who sow in tears will reap with cries of joy. (Psalm 126:5)ou are my son: this day I have begotten you; (Hebrews 5:5)e threw aside his cloak, sprang up and came to Jesus. (Mark 10:50)

esus told him, Go your way your faith has saved you. Immediately he recovered his sight and followed him one way. (Mark 10:52)

eflectionWhat hope is there for a blind beggar who relies only on himself?

r one who resigns his only hope to be faith in Jesus?

ow committed is Bartimaeus to receive a cure from Jesus?What does he do with his cure?What afflicts you and keeps you from believing completely in Jesus?

Jesus healed all your afflictions today, what could you do?

nd once he heard and understood the Word of God, he tried to put it into practice in his own life. For him theWord was life and not to live it was to deprive himself of really living. That was what the dream was really about in

s own mind: to dare to live radically and simply, to take a chance on Christ. And what caused inestimable joy inrancis and his brothers was that the Gospel worked. If you tried to live it without reservation, you suddenly experi-nced a whole new worldview and you felt as though you had never lived before.1

Bodo, Murray, Francis, The Journey and the Dream, St Anthony Messenger Press, Cincinnati: OH, 1988, p. 39, 40.etrieved from Ted Bergh, ParishVision Llc 2012 , ParishVision.org.

Dont forget to set your clocks backan hour on SundayNovember 4th, 2012, 2A.M. back to 1A.M.

All Saints Day MassVigil Mass

October 31st, 5:30pmNovember 1st, 11:30am

All Souls Day MassNovember 2nd: 11:30am,

12:00pm and 12:30pm

DESIGNATED OFFERING for Food for the PoorWe are conducting a designated offering this weekend at all masses for Foodor the Poor. Please, consider to be generous for this cause. Thank you.

Financial Advisor,Aldo Calvi.

St. Michaels Book of the Deadraying for the dead is a Christian obligation. In the modern world,hen many have come to doubt the Church's teaching on Purgatory,e need for such prayers has only increased. The Church devotes the

month of November to prayer for the Holy Souls in Purgatory, andarticipation in the Mass of All Souls Day is a good way to begin the

month. The Book of the Dead will be at the main entrance of thehapel beginning November 1st. Please enter the names of your be-ved dead. We will lift them in prayer at each mass.

Advent MeetingMinistry coordinators are call to meet onOctober 31 right after Vigil Mass in theactivity room. We will discuss Adventand Christmas Activities and events.

We will NOT celebrateAdoration onOctober 31st
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Rehearsal InformationChoir Practice is on Wednesdays at7:45pm at ourchapel. Singersand musiciansare welcomed!Contact SoniaRivera at (706)627-0637 orsend her anemail at

[email protected]

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Military Council of Catholic Women (MCCW)

MCCW Monthly meeting will be on November 2nd at 6pm at our chapel. Theprogram will be on the Saints. We will have Mass, Rosary, social and a presentation on thethe Saints by Tilly Mendieta.

MCCW at Fort Gordon offers FAITH STUDY on Monday mornings from 9:30 - 11:00amfollowed by daily Mass for those who can attend. This year we are studying Catholicism

by Fr. Robert Barron. Fr. Robert Barron created the groundbreaking CATHOLICISMADULT STUDY PROGRAM as a thematic presentation of what Catholics believe andwhy, so all adults can come to a deeper understanding of the Catholic Faith. This engagingand interesting formational program uses the art, architecture, literature, music and all thetreasures of the Catholic tradition to illuminate the timeless teachings of the Church. Mar-garet Lepak is our facilitator. If you would like to attend and need childcare, your childmust be registered with CYS Central Registration. Please contact Jessica Burris at [email protected] one week prior to class to hold a slot.

MINISTRIES NEWS

Facilitator:FATHER JOSEPH LEA

Sign up today [email protected]

Altar Servers Training!!!There will be an Altar Serverstraining session on Saturday

November 3rd from Noon1pm at Good ShepherdChapel. All current and newservers must attend. For moreinformation, please contactthe Altar Servers Coordinator,Alex Besel at (706) 855-9275

[email protected] .Thank you.

Would you like to Donate Flowers for a Special Intention?

You can donate flowers for a special intention, such as, in memory of the deathof a loved one, or in celebration of your wedding anniversary, or birthday.Please, contact the Flowers Ministry Coordinator Fran Simpson for more infor-mation @ [email protected].

Monthly MeetingPlease know that our next meeting will be on Tuesdayvember 13th, 2012 in Bldg. 13 at 1830. Social andmeeting starts at 1900 hours. Contact the Grand Knight

McCarthy if you have any questions at:[email protected]

Food Drive for Those in NeedHelp us collect TONS of food by donating food this mfor those individuals and families less fortunate in thegusta area! The Knights of Columbus are collecting perishable food items this month to donate to the CatSocial Services. Please, place your donations in the cotion box located in the social room. Contact the GKnight Tim McCarthy if you have any questions. Thankfor your support and charity!

Poster ContestThis is a call to St. Michaels youth. Knights of Columare sponsoring the 2012 Poster Contest. All youth gradeto 12th (males and females) are invited to participate incontest. The theme is Drug and Alcohol AwarenPlease make sure you submit your poster by December2012. The entry must be in a regular poster board Please contact Roger Colon for the entry forms (706) 4941.

Coat DriveThe Knights of Columbus is holding a coat drive forneedy in Augusta until the end of November. Please bnew or used coats to church and place in the designdonation box in the fellowship hall. Please ensure the care servable and clean. You may contact Allen Larso

(706)631-9749 for more information about this drive. Tyou for your generosity.

LUNCHI

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Do you receive St. Michaels weekly happenings?If the answer is NO, please contact the PLC today and request to be included inour parish emailing list [email protected]

The Posada is coming to our ParishThe Posada is a traditional Christmas celebration that Frcan missionaries developed in America with the goal of ducing the faith. It continues to be popular throughousouthwestern United States and all of Latin America anrich tradition for Knights and their families to shareChristmas Posada expresses perfectly the suspense andprises of the season. It is a prayer, a play, a party and a ging for families, parishes and whole communities. It is abration that children and adults can enjoy together, as wthose from all different cultural backgrounds. Even if yo

not familiar with the Christmas Posada, the Knights of Cbus invites you to join this ancient observance that willfor you the deeper meaning of a joyful season on Fridayginning on November 30th at our Chapel. Food and rements will be provided by the parish. We ask you to sifor this activity at the fellowship room. Join us and be wof this great celebration!

November 30December 7, 14, and 21

@ 6PMGood Shepherd ChapelSign up today in the activity room!

Advent/Christmas Family WorkshoThe Advent/Christmas Family workshop this year will beNov 17th from 11-2pm at the Religious Education centertendees will make different Advent and Christmas decorasuch as Advent wreaths, tree decorations, etc. Materials alunch will be provided. Please sign up today for this work

in the activity room to ensure we provide enough suppliefood. We need volunteers for the different stations!
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Catechists NeededWe are in need of several Catechists and substitute teachers to help with the CCD progPre-K through High School. We need a talented person to teach Kindergarten. Co-Teacand assistants are needed too!! Contact Adriana Gramer @ (978) [email protected]

Families Wantedr Parish is looking for families who would like to bring upgifts at each mass. Please contact the Ushers Coordinator,

n Shannon. [email protected]

Welcome Sundaye will celebrate Welcome Sunday on October 28 at 10am.n us for breakfast as we welcome the new families andgle soldiers. Please, contact Gilda Fontimayor at [email protected]

YOUTH MASS Toda21 October 2012 @ 10 AM

Youth are encouraged to do the readings, sas ushers, sing in the choir, and present the during Mass. Please contact the Youth MinCoordinator if you are interested in particing. We have choir practice on Wednesda7:45pm in our chapel. Contact [email protected] if you any questions.

Volunteers Name Tags volunteers are asked to pick up their name tags in the Sac-

ty behind the door before each mass to wear during Mass.ase return name tags after Mass.

Send us an email if you are cbrating your wedding anniver

next month atplc@saintmichaelparishfg.

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Attention EME, Lectors and UshersPlease let the Liturgy Schedule coordinator know if youneed to change your schedule. Thank you.

[email protected]

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CYM NEXT MEETING!!Youth of the chapel: Our next meeting isOctober 21, 2012 in building #13 from1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Topic ThinkingAbout Drinking? The Bible, Alcohol,and You, based on a talk by MarkHart. Come join us for some food, fun,and fellowship and come play FLAGFOOTBALL WITH A TWIST! Pleasecontact the Youth Ministry CoordinatorLaura Pizzi if you have any questions at

[email protected]

Book Club Discussionon Mondays

6:30pm-7:30pmThis discussion is facilitated by

Father Joseph Lea and Deacon Kelley Culver

Sign up today in the activity room or at

[email protected]: Books and food will be provided.

Aquinas HS Silent/Live AuctionAquinas Feelin Groovy Silent/Live Auction a 60s/70s

themed event to benefit Aquinas High School.Saturday, November 17, 2012 ~ 6 p.m.

Aquinas Grand Dining HallTicket price $50 each

Contest for best costumeFor more information contact Aquinas HS at

706-736-5516 or www.aquinashigh.org

Christmas PoinsettiasImmaculate Conception Catholic School is selling Christ-

mas Poinsettias. A 24-inch poinsettia sells for $20. Plants

are available in three colors: red, white, and marbled. You

may purchase through a student or call Immaculate Con-

ception to place your order. (706-722-9964 or fax 706-

722-9994) Order forms are available on

our website - www.icaugusta.org. All

orders should be picked up at the school

(811 Telfair Street) on November 29 th or

November 30th between 8am and 4pm.

VOLUNTEER TODAY!We are recruiting new volunteers for the different ministries that we have in our parish. Cthe Parish Life Coordinator if you are interested in serving our community. There are open opportunities some of them are listed in page 5. Please, contact the PLC at 706-791or [email protected] for more information.

Brian Musha, Oct 23thMichael Musha, Nov 1st,

6 years old

Thanksgiving Mass Schedule

21 November at 5:30pm (Vigil)22 November at 10am

We will serve pasties and coffee after mass. Please,join us. All Masses will be celebrated at the GoodShepherd Chapel.Note:We will conduct a special collection forCatho-lic Social Services during Masses on November21-

22-24- 25.

7 DecImmaculate Conception Vigil Mass, 5:30pm.8 DecImmaculate Conception Mass, 10am.12 DecOur Lady of Guadalupe 5:30am (Spanish).13 DecParish Penance, 7pm24 DecChristmas Children Mass, 4pm24 DecMidnight Mass, 12am25 DecChristmas Masses, 10am.31 DecNew Years Eve Midnight Mass, 12am

Volunteers NeedeFor

Parish DecoratioNov 24, 11-3pmFood provided!
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Pastoral Council

Adoration on Wednesdayoin us for adoration this coming Wednesday at 6:30pm. We meet every week

spend and dedicate an hour in Eucharistic Adoration. This is a great way tocrease your faith and help you with your prayer life.

Confessionsrivate confessions at St. Michaels are available for you before Mass on Satur-ays 4pm and Sundays at 8am in the confessional box located in the Blessedacrament Chapel, but also face-to-face and by appointment at your conven-nce. Confessions are available in Spanish when Father Joseph celebrates

mass.

New to our Parish?lease take a minute and fill out our registration form. You can find these forms the counter located in the social room. You may give the form to the Parishife Coordinator, or to the chaplain assistant on duty. You can also downloade form from our website if this is more convenient for you, and send it [email protected]. Welcome!

Parish Council Meetingt. Michaels Parish Council Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday No-ember 6th, 2012. The meeting will be at Good Shepherd ChapelGSC), social room at 5:30 pm.

Anointing of the SickIf you are in need of this sacrament, or if you are going to be hospitalplease contact Father Joseph (267) 243-5861

MatrimonyArrangements for marriage preparation should be made at least

months in advance of the proposed date. If there has been a prior marthat has not been annulled by the Catholic Church, more time marequired. Participation in a marriage preparation workshop/prograrequired. Initially, all requests of information should be directed toCatholic Pastor at (267) 243-5861.

BaptismIn order to receive Baptism, parent(s) must be registered and attenMass. Dates and times of Baptism can ONLY be set after registeringPre-Baptism class, and talking with a Priest. Baptism and preparationBaptism must be arranged 30 days in advance. Contact the PLC ifneed assistance.

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)

The RCIA program is the process through which interested adultsolder children are gradually introduced to the Roman Catholic docand way of life. Contact Kelley Culver if you need [email protected] .

Pastoral CounselingAnyone wishing to see the Catholic Pastor for religious counseling is-ues may contact our Pastor. All requests of information should be directed Father Joseph at (267) 243-5861.

PLCs Office HoursThe Parish Life Coordinator will be on leave from NOV 1 to Nov 14. You maycontact her via email ([email protected] or WHATSAPP (443-223-1125 free International text messaging), or SKYPE (lolarivera71) for PO ques-tions, Sacramental inquires, and any other need. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Pastoral Visitationshere is simply no place more appropriate than the home for pastors to interactith their parishioners in a personal manner. And this holds true whether suchteraction is for the purpose of leading a person to Christ, reclaiming a lost

oul, or offering support and guidance. For this reason, our Pastor, Father Josephould like to start Pastoral Visitations to give parishioners the opportunity of

meeting and knowing him. He would like to visit parishioners homes twice aeek, so if you are interested in receiving the special visit of our Pastor, please

ontact the PLC Lola Rivera to schedule a Pastoral visitation @ (706) 791-2945,r [email protected]. Father Joseph is looking forward to visit

Wedding Anniversary & Marriage Vow Renewalend us an email if you are celebrating your wedding anniversary next month.

We also encourage you to let us know if you would like to renew your marriageows at Mass, at least two weeks in advance. Requests can be submitted at:[email protected]

Writing Checks: When writing checks for our weekend collections, make sure you write the check to CTOF (Chapel Tithes and OfFund) Also remember , if you write a check $250 or above, you mafor a receipt from the chaplain assistant.

(COL) JEFF LEPAK, [email protected]

HERMAN GONZALEZ, [email protected]

JOANN CAPOZZOLI, [email protected] CALVI, FINANCIAL ADVISOR

[email protected]

Start by doing what's necessary; then do whpossible; and suddenly you are doing the impo

ble-- Francis of Assisi

Change of Address or Moving?Please advise the Parish Life Coordinator when you have any chanaddress or telephone number, or if you are moving away.

Mass IntentionsIf you would like to offer a Mass for the repose of the soul of a loveor any other intention, you are encouraged to use one of our Mass from the bulletin board located in the hallway next to the Sacristy.can also send it to the PLC via email [email protected]
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESPa

VOLUNTEERS COORDINATOR (volunteer position)t. Michaels Parish at Fort Gordon is looking for a dedicated, hardworking per-on, sensitive to the ways God calls and equips people for mission in daily life, toelp the members of our congregation grow in both spirituality and in participa-on. Positive communication skills, including both quality listening skills andomfort with cold-calling, are a necessity! Ability to maintain open and oftenommunication with parish volunteers.

Duties will include, but are not limited to:- Establish and maintain relationships with congregation members and com-

munity organizations to assist the congregation in accomplishing itsmissional responsibilities.

- Create and maintain databases of congregational member information suchas skills and interests. Such databases may include some or all softwaresuch as Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and Mi-crosoft Publisher.

- Establish and oversee recruitment procedures to meet specific group needsfor activities and functions of volunteers.

- Evaluate the work of volunteers to ensure that work is of appropriate qual-ity and that resources are used effectively.

- Assist in the assimilation process of new members. Work with the ParishLife Coordinatorto acknowledge, recognize, and support volunteers aswell as recommend new directions for ministry.

- Help connect members with existing ministries and programs within thecongregation.

- Report questions, comments, or concerns regularly to the Parish Life Coor-dinator.

- Other duties as assigned by the Pastorand/or Parish Life Coordinatoror asdeemed necessary.

Interested? Questions? Contact the PLC [email protected].

Adult Altar Servers WantedWe are looking for adult altar servers to assist at Mass, especially at S

day 5pm and Sunday 8:30am masses. Please, contact Alex Besel if yinterested in becoming an altar server. This is a great opportunity toour Lord. [email protected]

Volunteer Coordinator NeededVolunteers are the back bone of our parish, and most important, theyus to spread the good news of our Lord Jesus Christ. We are looking

person who would like to be St. Michaels Volunteer Coordinator. Pcontact the PLC and ask her for a copy of the job description to learnits requirements and responsibilities. [email protected]

Evangelization CoordinatorWe are looking for volunteers to coordinate the Evangelization minPlease, contact Lola Rivera if you are interested in coordinating this mtry, or if you need more information at [email protected]

Recruiting New VolunteersThere are many ways to help your community within the parish. Demonstrate Gods love by volunteering soour time. The following are some of the many volunteer opportunities for you. Contact the Parish Life Coordinator if you have questions or need further i

ation. [email protected].

Care Ministry CoordinatorWe are looking for a volunteer to coordinate the Care Ministry. This mtry assists parishioners who are sick at home or hospital. The ministrydinator is responsible for coordinating visits in consultation with the s

pastor and PLC. The coordinator will be willing to visit parishioners wrequest this assistance, share the Word of God and prayer with them, offer Holy Communion at the time of visit. If this is your call, or you further information, please contact us at [email protected]

VA Fisher House is Looking for Donationshe Fisher House at the VA hospital is in need of the following items: Jars of peanut butter, crackers, pretzels, canned tuna fish, canned chicken, and roodles. Please support this organization at your convenience. There is a box for this charity located by the MCCW table in the back hallway next to the acoom. Thank you very much for your generosity.

The Sheep and the GoatsParables of Jesus. Written by Pete Millerhe message Jesus taught in Matthew 25:31-46 is sometimes characterized as a parable, although, unlike most parables, it does not relate a story of events happother characters. In this discourse, Jesus associated the final judgment with separating sheep and goats. This separation was something familiar to the people

ere listening, because they lived in an agricultural environment. It doesnt mean that people are of the same worth as anima ls, or that goats are actually cursedres. The comparison likely was used only to get the peoples attention. Jesus emphasis was on something far more important what they were doing withves.

When the Son of Man comes in His glory, and all the holy angels with Him, then He will sit on the throne of His glory. All the nations will be gathered

im, and He will separate them one from another, as a shepherd divides his sheep from the goats. And He will set the sheep on His right hand, but the goats

ft. Jesus spoke of Himself in a future tense, the King of Kings and Lord of lords, the Judge of all humanity. Paul taught, He has appointed a day on which Hdge the world in righteousness by the Man whom He has ordainedthe Lord Jesus Christ, who will judge the living and the dead at His appearing and His

om. (Acts 17:31; 2 Timothy 4:1)In Matthew 25:34-40, Jesus separated based on works. Then the King will say to those on His right hand, Come, you blessed of My Father for I was h

nd you gave Me food; I was thirsty and you gave Me drink; I was a stranger and you took Me in; I was naked and you clothed Me; I was sick and you visited

as in prison and you came to Me. Then the righteous will answer Him, saying, Lord, when? And the King will answer and say to them, inasmuch as y

to one of the least of these My brethren, you did it to Me.

It must be noted that Jesus was teaching Israelites under the Law, not Christians, because the church didnt exist yet. Jes us was teaching works because thill the criterion for righteousness. Then it will be righteousness for us, if we are careful to observe all these commandments before the Lord our God, as Hommanded us. (Deuteronomy 6:25)

Then He will also say to those on the left hand, Depart from Me, you cursed, into the everlasting fire prepared for the devil and his angels This group ents those who did not obey the Law, for example, in Leviticus 19:15-18: You shall do no injustice in judgment. You shall not be partial to the poor, nor honerson of the mighty. In righteousness you shall judge your neighbor. You shall not hate your brother in your heart but you shall love your neighbor as yours

esus taught that these people had condemned themselves by their failure to do the kinds of humanitarian acts that the obedient people had done, saying, inas you did not do it to one of the least of these, you did not do it to Me. And these will go away into everlasting punishment, but the righteous into eternal life.

wasnt as if they had no warning. Besides the Law, which was taught in the synagogues regularly during Jesus time, Solomo n had written in Ecclesiastes 12:For God will bring every work into judgment, including every secret thing, whether good or evil. Even earlier in Jesus ministry, He had taught this. F

on of Man will come in the glory of His Father with His angels, and then He will reward each according to his works. (Matthew 16:27) Revelation 20:11-1borates this.Similar to the parable of the tares and wheat, and others, like the parable of the wedding banquet, and the ten virgins, Jesus was trying to wake people up

ality that life is short and death is certain, and what one does in the here and now determines ones eternity. This is still true in essence for the Christian, alth

ghteousness is imputed by faith in Jesus Christ, not works. God has made available salvation by grace since Pentecost, but hand in hand with that gift of salvatailor-made destiny complete with a challenging but satisfying job description including good works. (Ephesians 2:8-10). Retrieved from http://www.sharefait

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Rachels Vineyard Ministryyou have feelings of grief, anxiety, guilt, depression, emotional or spiritual problems due to a past abor-

on know that you are not alone. The Rachels Vineyard Ministry is here to help with professional counsel-

g, Post Abortion Healing Retreats and emotional support. An upcoming retreat will be offered on No-ember 16-18 For additional information, please contact Stephanie May [email protected]. Complete confidentiality will be honored at all times.

Amen Corner: A Chain for LifeWHAT: Bishop Gregory J. Hartmayer speaks at the 2012 Augusta Life Chain, a public anti-abortion event.WHEN: 2-3:30 p.m. Oct. 7WHERE:The intersection of Peach Orchard and Lumpkin at the park in the Alleluia Community School.

HE EVENT: Hundreds of people silently hold anti-abortion signs during an hour of prayer for the end ofbortion. Signs will be provided.EARN MORE: Call Gary or Nancy Garner at (706) 793-8090.

Pro-Life Mass & Rosaryor your information, there is a Mass the first Saturday of each month at Saint Mary on the Hill, 9:15 amollowed by a Pro-Life Rosary at Preferred Health Center right after (approximately 10:15am). This activ-y is NOT organized by our parish, but you are invited to participate to support the Right to Life.

Abortion AlternativesBirthright of Augusta (706) 733-LOVE

Augusta Care Pregnancy Center (706) 724-3733

ST MICHAELS FOR LIFE ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Here Comes the Boom

By Joseph McAleerCatholic News Service

NEW YORK (CNS) -- Perseverance paybig t ime in "Here Comes Boom" (Columbia), the unlikely yet insptale of an ordinary man who goes to extraonary lengths to help others. Directed by FCoraci and starring Catholic actor Kevin Ja

-- who also co-wrote the screenplay with ALoeb -- "Here Comes the Boom" is that Howood rarity, a film which extols Christiantue. In this case the quality being showcasself-sacrifice as James' character displaysaltruism needed to turn around a failing puschool.

Scott Voss (James) is a washed-up bioteacher at fictional Wilkinson High SchooBoston. A decade ago he was "Teacher ofYear"; today, he's uninterested and boremore baby-sitter than educator. The wicPrincipal Betcher (Greg Germann) runs Wison like a business, cutting salaries and acties at will.

Scott can't even get the girl; Bella (SaHayek), the aptly named school nurse, repedly turns down his requests for a date.

What rouses Scott from his personal professional slumber is the beautiful mbeing made in the classroom next door bycolleague Marty Streb (Henry Winkler) Marty's student orchestra.

Marty's zest for teaching -- and life in eral -- stirs something in Scott. So when Prpal Betcher announces that the music progis to be eliminated -- along with Marty's joScott rises to the occasion, pledging to raise$48,000 necessary to keep the activity in pl

At first, Scott tries to raise the fundconventional means, moonlighting as a tutoimmigrants seeking to become U.S. citizOne of his students, Niko (Bas Rutten), former mixed martial arts fighter (as is Ruin real life). There's big money to be haentering the cage, Scott discovers, and taon the sport which combines boxing, kicking, karate, judo and wrestling.

A one-time college wrestler, Scott decto channel his inner "Rocky" and becomcage fighter. Despite being beaten to a puleach bout, Scott inspires his students andworkers -- especially Bella, who tendpatches up his wounds.

A crucifix hangs above Scott's bed. He gers his support team together in prayer bethe big fight. And around the dinner tablefellow fighters discuss the Bible, admJacob's all-night wrestling match with the aas recounted in Chapter 32 of the BooGenesis. Jacob lost that battle -- but ultimawon out through faith in God and submissiohis will.

The film contains realistic martial artsquences, a brief scene of gross-out humorone instance of crass language. The CathNews Service classification is A-II -- adultsadolescents.

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St. Michael the Archangel,defend us in battle.

Be our protection against thewickedness and snares of the

devil.May God rebuke him, we

humbly pray; and do Thou, OPrince of the Heavenly

Host

by the Divine Power ofGod -thrust into hell,Satan and all the evil spirits,

who roam throughout theworld seeking the ruin of

souls.Amen.

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PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY

CW3James Omer Cote SrA James VarnerSFC Nathan Varner Major John Curry CPT Bontea

Coffee and TheologyCoffee and Theology is a religiouseducation for adults that meet onSundays at 11:30am at the RSOBld. 29601. Contact Tom Dean (706)860-6946 if you have any question.

CCD RegistratioCCD registration is open throut the year. Please know torder to receive the Holy Sment of First Communion orfirmation, children need to Religious Education as reqContact the RE Coordinator ana Gramer if you have questi

Weekend MassesSaturday 17:00

Sunday 08:30 & 10:00

Daily Mass

Mon & Wed 11:30Mon-Friday DDEAMC 11:45

ReconciliationSaturday 16:00Sunday 07:45

RosarySaturday 16:30Sunday 08:00

Communion (Sick/Homebound):

Father Joseph Lea

CCD willwill continueThis Sunday.

Bible StudySt. Michaels Bible StudyTuesdays at 7:30pm in ttivity room. We are studyBible Study on the BooHebrews. Contact Tom Dea

PRAY FOR EXPECTANT MOTHERSPlease pray for our expectant mothers and their babies. If you are a member of St. Michaels Parish andexpecting a baby, or have a friend or relative who is a expecting a baby, please send us her name to add it

to our list @ [email protected].

Nelmy Amaya Gabriela Baron-Medina Betsy Joy PizziNorelynn Riggins Jessica Burris Michelle Adams

Religious Education Coordinator Office HoursThe Religious Education Coordinator is available to meet with parents for enrolling their children at the Good Sherd Chapel, the following days:

Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9am to 12pm.After hours assistance only by appointment at [email protected] or (978) 866-3806

PRAY FOR THE SICKPlease pray for our sick and their families. If you know of any parishioner who is sick or is hospitalized, please s

us the name to add it to our list @ [email protected]

Lewkas Virata Izzy Rodriguez Johnnie Quezaire Andrew Priddy

Georgia Foster Noel Ivan Guereni Angela Blancos Joaquina Gonzalez-MazaWeddingsContact PLC

BaptismsContact PLC

LiturgyDeacon Dave Kriegel

AdorationWednesday 18:30

Religious Education (RE)Sunday 11:30

Children (REC)

RCIA (RSO)

Bulletin AnnouncementsPlease know that all weekend announcements should be sent Sunday by 5pm to bulletin@saintmichaelparishAnnouncements received after the deadline might not be announced.

Pulpit AnnouncementsPlease know that all weekend an-nouncements should be sent by Fri-day noon to

[email protected]

Catholic RadioYou can listen live Catholic programsthat will be featured on SaintPaul Radio by going to their

website: saintpaulradio.org.

Catechists NeededWe are recruiting catechists for the new CCDyear. If you are interested in teaching religiouseducation, please contact us. Experience is notrequired. We will provide you with the trainingand teaching resources that you need. We needteachers and substitute teachers for grades Pre-K through High School.

Contact Adriana Gramer (978) 866-3806 [email protected]

StewardshipAttendance: 413

Offering: $1,677.4

Please remember in your prayers all those who are deployed, their families and friends during their

ployments. If your loved one is one of them, or you know any deployed military personnel send us his or

name, so we can include it in our daily prayers. Send your prayer request to prayerrequest@saintmichaelparishfg.

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat1

MCCW Faith Study @

9:30 am

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Book Club, 6:30pm

2

History of Church,

1130am

Parish Council Meet-

ing, 5:30pm

3

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Adoration, 6:30pm

Choir Rehearsal ,

7:45pm

4 5 6

Altar Servers Tr

ing @ 12pm

LEMEs Trainin

6pm

7

NO CCD. Coffee and

Theology & RCIA

8 Columbus Day

Holiday

Daily Mass CAN-

CELLED.

9

History of Church,

1130am

KofCMeeting,6:30pm

Study of the Gospels,

10

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Adoration, 6:30pm

Choir Rehearsal ,

7:45pm

11 12

MCCW Monthly Meet-

ing, 6pm at GSC

13

Confirmation C

3:45 to 6pm GSC

4

Living Rosary, CCD

CCD11:30am

Coffee and Theology

& RCIA11:30am

15

MCCW Faith Study @

9:30 am

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Book Club, 6:30pm

16

History of the Church

@11:30am

Study of the Gospels

@7:30pm

17

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Adoration, 6:30pm

Choir Rehearsal ,

7:45pm

18 19 20

1 Youth Mass,10am

nstallat.. Ceremony

or new officers, 10am

CCD11:30am

Coffee and Theology

22

MCCW Faith Study @

9:30 am

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Book Club, 6:30pm

23


@11:30am


@7:30pm

24

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Adoration, 6:30pm

Choir Rehearsal ,

7:45pm

25

KofC First Degree,

7pm @ St. Teresas.

26 27

Confirmation F

Trip. TBD

8Welcome Sunday

CCD11:30am

Coffee and Theology

& RCIA11:30am

29

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Book Club, 6:30pm

30


@11:30am


@7:30pm

31

Daily Mass, 11:30am

All Saints Day Vigil

Mass @ 5:30pm

NO ADORATION

October 2012

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat1

All Saints Day Masses

@ 11:30am

2

All Souls Day Masses

@ 11:30am, 12pm and

12:30pm

MCCW Monthly

Meeting, 6pm.

3

Altar Servers Tr

@ 12pm

MCCW Bake Of

11am

Confirmation C

3:45 to 6pm GSC

4

CCD11:30am

Coffee and Theology

& RCIA11:30am

5

MCCW Faith Study @

9:30 am

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Book Club, 6:30pm

6

History of Church,

1130am

Parish Council Meet-

ing, 5:30pm


7:30pm

7

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Adoration, 6:30pm

Choir Rehearsal ,

7:45pm

8 9 10

1

CCD11:30am

Coffee and Theology

& RCIA11:30am

12

MCCW Faith Study @

9:30 am

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Book Club, 6:30pm

13

History of Church,

1130am

KofCMeeting,6:30pm


7:30pm

14

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Adoration, 6:30pm

Choir Rehearsal ,

7:45pm

15 16 17

Advent Family W

shop, 11-2pm

Confirmation C

3:45pm

8Youth Mass, 10am

CCD11:30am

Coffee and Theology

& RCIA11:30am

19

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Book Club, 6:30pm

20

History of Church,

1130am


7:30pm

21

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Thanksgiving Vigil

Mass @ 5:30pm

22 THANKSGIVING

Thanksgiving Mass @

10am

23 24

Parish Decorati

from 11am-3pm.

5

NO CCD. Coffee and

Theology & RCIA

26

MCCW Faith Study @

9:30 am

Daily Mass, 11:30amBook Club, 6:30pm

27

History of Church,

1130am

Study of the Gospels7:30pm

28

Daily Mass, 11:30am

Adoration, 6:30pm

Choir Rehearsal ,7:45pm

29

KofC First Degree,

6:30pm

30

The Posada, 6pm.

November 2012

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