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St. Anastasia Catholic Church Confirmation Sunday February 1, 2015 407 South 33rd Street, Ft. Pierce, FL 34947 Office: 772-461-2233 Fax: 772-461-2242 English ~ Mass Times Monday-Saturday ……………………...……..…8:15am Saturday (Vigil)…….…………………...….…....4:00pm Sunday………..7:45am, 9:30am, 11:30am and 5:00pm Confession Saturday 3pm or anyƟme by appointment Spanish ~ Mass Times Sunday St. Juan Diego Center...8:00am, 10:00am & 12:00noon St. Anastasia Church.………....7:00pm Pastor Fr. Richard E. George II Parochial Vicar Fr. James Bowman Deacon Jack Raisch St. Juan Diego Mission Fr. Jaime Dorado, Administrator St. Anastasia Office Staff and School Administrators Bookkeeper/Office Manager Theresa Rondeau [email protected] Church Sectry/Sacrmntl Records Linda Noelke [email protected] Communications/Web/Bulletin Joanna Marazzi [email protected] Internal Services Director Darlene Francis [email protected] Music Director Kristin Jones 772-461-2233 Receptionist JoAnn Clark [email protected] Maintenance Joe Guettler & Jose Tenjo 772-461-2233 St. Anastasia Catholic School John Carroll Catholic High School Dr. Kevin Hoeffner, Principal 772-461-2232 Fr. Tom Barrett, President 772-464-5200 Karen Richmond, Asst. Principal Ben Hopper, Principal

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St. Anastasia Catholic Church Confirmation Sunday

February 1, 2015

407 South 33rd Street, Ft. Pierce, FL 34947 Office: 772-461-2233 Fax: 772-461-2242

English ~ Mass Times Monday-Saturday ……………………...……..…8:15am Saturday (Vigil)…….…………………...….…....4:00pm Sunday………..7:45am, 9:30am, 11:30am and 5:00pm

Confession Saturday 3pm or any me by appointment

Spanish ~ Mass Times Sunday St. Juan Diego Center...8:00am, 10:00am & 12:00noon St. Anastasia Church.………....7:00pm

Pastor Fr. Richard E. George II

Parochial Vicar Fr. James Bowman Deacon Jack Raisch

St. Juan Diego Mission Fr. Jaime Dorado, Administrator

St. Anastasia Office Staff and School Administrators

Bookkeeper/Office Manager Theresa Rondeau [email protected] Church Sectry/Sacrmntl Records Linda Noelke [email protected] Communications/Web/Bulletin Joanna Marazzi [email protected] Internal Services Director Darlene Francis [email protected] Music Director Kristin Jones 772-461-2233 Receptionist JoAnn Clark [email protected] Maintenance Joe Guettler & Jose Tenjo 772-461-2233

St. Anastasia Catholic School John Carroll Catholic High School Dr. Kevin Hoeffner, Principal 772-461-2232 Fr. Tom Barrett, President 772-464-5200 Karen Richmond, Asst. Principal Ben Hopper, Principal

ST. ANASTASIA MINISTRIES

ALTAR SERVER MINISTRY Stacy Blum, Altar Server Coordinator sli [email protected] TRAINERS: John Fesler, Order of Merit Tom Bush, Server Elite [email protected] Dr. Bill Stanton, Master Server to Master of Ceremonies

BEREAVEMENT MINISTRY Gina Daigle [email protected] 772-461-2233

CHALICE PROGRAM MINISTRY Emily Davis 772-359-2017

C.H.E.S.T. MINISTRY (Catholic Health Educa on Speaker Topics) Dr. Adam J. Ball [email protected]

CHILDREN’S LITURGY MINISTRY Linda Schildwachter 772-971-6419

FRIENDS & FAMILY FELLOWSHIP MINISTRY Joy Yancy & Dina McNeill 772-201-6099

LECTOR & EUCHARISTIC MINISTRY Mike & Ronda Morse 772-464-1703

MUSIC MINISTRY Kris n Jones 772-461-2233

NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING MINISTRY Bonnie Ruppert 772-332-6817

CHURCH NURSERY MINISTRY Cathie Rexroad [email protected] 772- 971-3507

PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Linda Schildwachter peachapel@a .net 772-971-6419

PRISON MINISTRY Deacon Jack Raisch 772-461-2233

RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY REPRESENTATIVES Dr. Robert & Peggy Norton [email protected] 772-465-8298

S.A.A.M (Social Awareness and Ac on Ministry Robert & Nixalys Vega 772-528-4827

SACRAMENTAL OUTREACH MINISTRY Barbara Baji [email protected] 772-465-5980

Theatre Ministry (Passion Play) & Youth Theatre Marie Kerr 772-205-7309 USHERING MINISTRY Bill Keesler [email protected] 772-579-3572

PARISH COUNCIL Barbara Baji Stacy Blum Lori Bellino Robert J. Cuddy, Jr Gina Daigle Bill Keesler Marie Kerr Mike Morse-President Ronda Morse Peggy Norton Linda Schildwachter-VP Joy Yancy-Secretary

*Kevin Hoeffner *Karen Richmond (Auxiliary Members) *Darlene Francis *Joanna Marazzi (Staff Members)

FINANCIAL COUNCIL Louis Capezza Karen Hogan Frank Lynch Dr. Edward Novak Rita Stikelether

February 1, 2015 Page 2

Readings for the Week

ST. ANASTASIA ORGANIZATIONS/CLUBS

BINGO KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Bill Wolf 772- 461-3108 Robert J. Cuddy, Jr. 772-252-4168

BRIDGE CLUB ST. Vincent DE Paul Lelia Barnes 772-461-3494 Pam Barclay 772-465-4551 Dorothy Sco o 772-461-6894

CCW Lori Bellino [email protected]

CATHOLIC BOY SCOUTING CATHOLIC GIRL SCOUTING Beth Pantano 786-266-8016 Dawn Borrow 772-465-4693

Living God’s Word

AUTHORITY FROM GOD According to Moses, the people decided they didn’t want to hear God’s voice directly any more. It was much too frightening. Why couldn’t God send human teachers, prophets, instead? God agreed, but with a warning. The people had be er listen to those teachers, because they spoke in God’s name. That arrangement, though, had its own problems, for them and for us. How do I know this teacher is truly from God? And if the teacher is from God, are all parts of the teaching meant for me? We have the Church and scripture to help us with those ques ons, but s ll there are always a few loose ends. That is the powerful significance of the sentence in today’s Gospel: “The people were astonished at his teaching, for he taught them as one having authority and not as the scribes.” The people knew that this Jesus was authen c—truly a teacher sent by God. They knew it by hearing him. copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Spiritual Guidance

Monday: Mal 3:1-4; Ps 24:7-10; Heb 2:14-18; Lk 2:22-40 [22-32]

Tuesday: Heb 12:1-4; Ps 22:26b-28, 30-32; Mk 5:21-43

Wednesday: Heb 12:4-7, 11-15; Ps 103:1-2, 13-14, 17-18a; Mk 6:1-6

Thursday: Heb 12:18-19, 21-24; Ps 48:2-4, 9-11; Mk 6:7-13

Friday: Heb 13:1-8; Ps 27:1, 3, 5, 8b-9; Mk 6:14-29

Saturday: Heb 13:15-17, 20-21; Ps 23:1-6; Mk 6:30-34

Sunday: Jb 7:1-4, 6-7; Ps 147:1-6; 1 Cor 9:16-19, 22-23; Mk 1:29-39

We pray at ever Mass the Lord’s Prayer, which concludes: “And lead us not into tempta on, but deliver us from evil.” The power of evil has been overcome by Jesus’ saving death, but we con nue to pray that it does not find a home in us, in our Church, or in our society. copyright © 2014, World Library Publications.

Mass Intentions

SATURDAY January 31st: 8:15am † Moya Pastore by John & Linda Noelke For the Candle Wall Inten ons 4:00pm † Joseph Trotz by Rose Voje For the Candle Wall Inten ons

SUNDAY February 1st: 7:45am †† Frank & Mary Rose Johnson by Family For the Candle Wall Inten ons 9:30am Parishioners of St. Anastasia For the Candle Wall Inten ons 11:30am † Pa Enns by Emily & Audrey For the Candle Wall Inten ons 5:00pm †† Dr. & Mrs. Sergio Wong, Sr. by the Aldana Family For the Candle Wall Inten ons

MONDAY February 2nd: 8:15am † Carmela Brucculeri by Aiello Family For the Candle Wall Inten ons

TUESDAY February 3rd: 8:15am † Rita Tileston by Jeannie La ner For the Candle Wall Inten ons

WEDNESDAY February 4th: 8:15am † Ann Bevilacque by Fesler Family For the Candle Wall Inten ons

THURSDAY February 5th: 815am † Florence Pagano by Rondeau Family For the Candle Wall Inten ons

FRIDAY February 6th: 8:15am †† Hazel & Anthony Lanzarone by Family For the Candle Wall Inten ons

SATURDAY February 7th: 8:15am †† Joan & Louis Ciacci by Bill & Regina Keesler For the Candle Wall Inten ons 4:00pm Carson Assaly by Family Happy Birthday For the Candle Wall Inten ons

SUNDAY February 8th: 7:45am † Glen J. Black by Family For the Candle Wall Inten ons 9:30am Parishioners of St. Anastasia For the Candle Wall Inten ons 11:30am † Phillip Mogavero by Rick & Sandra For the Candle Wall Inten ons 5:00pm † Peg Callahan by Ciccarelli Family For the Candle Wall Inten ons

Please call the Parish Office at 772-461-2233 to inform us of anyone hospitalized or in

hospice care or in need of anoin ng of the sick. The names will remain on the sick list for two weeks. Please no fy the office if prayers are s ll needed.

Janie Abel 2/1/15 Frank Bianca 2/1/15

Timothy Catalina 1/25/15

Marie Ciaccio 2/1/15 David Clasby 1/25/15

Ann Condello 1/25/15

Bryan Deering 1/25/15

Lanette Egers 1/25/15

Jeffrey Garlan 1/25/15

Gordon Giordano 1/25/15

Ruth Gosline 1/25/15

Harold & Jinny Hughes 1/25/15

Zanobia Jefferson 2/1/15

Cara Kimmelman 2/1/15

Virginia LeBlanc 1/25/15

Sharon Lutz 1/25/15

Madison Martignetti 1/25/15

Halen Militano 2/1/15 Lynne Marie Noon-Mitchelltree 1/25/15 Rose Martignetti 2/1/15 Marge Noelke 1/25/15

Bill O’Dell, Sr. 1/25/15

Ro O’Dell 1/25/15

Deacon Jack Raisch 2/1/15

Howard Roberts 2/1/15

Krysta Schildwachter 1/25/15

Cricket Smith 1/25/15

Nora & Leslie Webb 2/1/15

Ryan Williams 1/25/15

John Willis 1/25/15

Tom Willis 1/25/15

Fr. Michael Woodcock 2/1/15

Sixta Ziegler 2/1/15

Hospitalized & Home Bound

February 1, 2015 Page 3

Bread & Wine

Adoration Chapel Candles

Flowers

Church Sanctuary Candle

In Loving Memory of Elizabeth Seams By Family

For the Intentions of John Bradley Moll By Marie Kerr

For the Intentions of Joan Lawlor

Sacramental Outreach Ministry

Please con nue to keep our Homebound in your prayers.

Please Pray for the recently deceased members of our Parish and their grieving families.

Flowers are a Beautiful Gift in Memory or Celebration of a Loved One.

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Parish Connection

Arthur Joseph Aiello Peter Cole Brugnone

Carly Marie Bush Dillon Lee Griggs

Joel Nicholas Gue ler Hiram Lawrence Garland

Jus n Alexander Hines Catherine Horger

Bethanie-ann Marie Jacquin Blake Alan Jacquin

Kristopher Ivie Lippard Gabriel Dean Macias

Isabella Celeste Macias Isabella Marie McRae

Maria Grace Miller John Bradley Moll

Hannah Mackenzie Morris Bridge e Megan Murphy

Jordan Marie Podsedly Emily Sarah Schwerer

James Christopher Stapleton Madeline Patricia Stromak

Emma Claire Titus Ryan Carl Trabulsy Rylee Ann Zirwas

May the Spirit of the Lord come into your heart as a gentle Gi of Peace. May He bless you on your

Confirma on Day and all the days of your life.

St. Blaise ~ Blessing of the Throat

There will be a special Blessing of the throat at the 8:15am Mass on Tuesday, February 3, 2015.

We would like to congratulate the RCIA Catechumens and Candidates who have now entered into an official

rela onship with the Church through the Rites of Acceptance and welcoming.

Catechumens: Tanner Salminen

Darby White

Candidates: Malynda Alt

Bianca Arbelo Antonio Barcenas

James Clasby Jose Colchado Leslie Crippen

Michelle Crouch Eric Ellwood

Bruce Harrison Lance Landes Sco McGaw

Vanessa McGaw Bobby McKee

Jen Peper Grace Pesantes

Jessica Rodriguez Jennifer Trefelner

Mark Woodruff Robbie Yancy

Not present: Felicia and Josh Degennaro

Leeanne Eibl Traci Krencik Michael Pride

The Parish Office

will be closed on Monday, February 16th

for President’s Day.

The Office will reopen on Tuesday, February 17th

at 8:00am.

Please remember to Pray for all the Young Men

and Women of the Parish who received

Confirma on this weekend.

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Please Pray for the safety of our Parish members and their families who are

serving in the Military. GOD BLESS THE USA!

PFC Fred Blakeslee SFC Class Michael Bradfute PVT 2nd Class Jack Bullers Maj. Jonathan Cintron LT. Colonel Daniel Cornelius, USAF PFC Wambuy Dannielle Maj. David Gue ler Staff Sgt. William Heffner Pvt. Russell Laine Capt Thomas McCabe SPC Robert Muth Staff Sgt David Rockwell

PVT2 Robert J. Rudoff LCPL Nicholas Schiller SPC Wilfredo Silva Sgt. Paul Sinno , Jr. Lt. Col William John Smith ND 2 Jesse S glbauer LT JG Steve Szalay Dr. Kevin Tetsworth SPL Jacob Tippman Sgt. Donald Willems III SPC David Wright, III SFC Kristen Wynne MSG Thomas Wynne

The Prayer Chalice for Vocations Ministry

Many families have had the opportunity to take part in this ministry and have experienced this wonderful form

of family prayer and devo on. Many have prayed for our Priests, Deacons, Sisters, and Brothers of the

Diocese, along with prayers for a calling to Voca ons. PLEASE join in and celebrate this wonderful ministry.

Please call Emily Davis at 772-359-2017 and she will be happy to assign a desired week and me.

The Richmond Family received the Chalice on Sunday, January 25th at the 9:30am Mass.

MASS FOR “SHUT-INS” Broadcast on EWTN

Daily Masses: 8:00am, 12:00noon, 7:00pm

Divine Mercy: 3:00pm Daily

Stations of the Cross: Fridays at 2:30pm

PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION There are mes Jesus is alone in our chapel…wai ng to see you.

The one thing Our Lord asked His disciples for was … an Hour of Companionship. Jesus invites YOU.

What hour each week could you visit? Sunday’s 12am, 1am, 2am, 4am, 10am, 7pm Monday’s 1am, 3am, 4am, 5am, 11am Tuesday’s 12am Wednesday’s 12am, 2am, 3am,3pm Thursday’s 4am ,12pm Friday’s 1am, 2am, 3am Saturday’s 4am, 9pm

Addi onal hours need a second adorer, so I’m sure we can find a perfect me to fit your schedule.

For more informa on, to obtain a log in number or the code, please email peachapel@a .net or call one of us:

Midnight to 6am Pat & Barb Langel 772-370-0353 6am to Noon Joan Eberhart 772-466-7094 Noon to 6pm Ann Rise 772-359-8824

6pm to Midnight Liz Whi y 772-985-7881 Head Coordinator Linda Schildwachter 772-971-6419

BAPTISMAL PREP

Bap sm prepara on classes are held the SECOND Wednesday of the month from 7-9 pm in the

Parish Center. Please call the Parish Office at 461-2233 to register for the class.

Fr. George is available for the actual Bap sms. Bap sms are usually conferred a er the

11:30 a.m. Mass on Sunday.

Altar Server Ministry If you are interested, in becoming an altar server please contact

The Parish Office at 772-461-2233 or Stacy Blum at sli [email protected]

To download an applica on please visit our website at www.stanastasiachurch.org under Ministries - Altar Server

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Faith Direct - new eGiving Thank you to the more than 150 families who made

the change from Parish Pay to Faith Direct! (Please remember to cancel your dona ons through

Parish Pay, your account will con nue to be ac ve un l cancelled.) Thank you also to those families who are new to eGiving through Faith Direct. A reminder to

families seeking subsidy support, eGiving is one of the minimum requirements.

If you would like to switch from envelopes to help save the church the cost of envelopes and postage you may

sign up for eGiving at www.faithdirect.net – St. Anastasia’s parish code FL661. If you

prefer envelopes, we will con nue to provide envelopes to parishioners who wish to use them. For addi onal

informa on or ques ons please contact Theresa at the parish office 772-461-2233

or Faith Direct 1-866-507-8757.

Thank you for your con nued financial and prayerful support to St. Anastasia Church!

Finance Information

Weekly Collections ~ Week of January 18th:

Means of Tithing 2015 Means of Tithing 2014

1st Collection 209 $ 6,346.54 274 $ 6,624.00 1st Collection Cash $ 1,863.00 Cash $ 1,529.00 Church Ground Imp 111 $ 1,007.00 116 $ 1,098.00 Church Ground Imp Cash $ 526.00 Cash $ 507.00 Faith Direct 147 $ 3,005.87 Parish Pay 100 $ 1,744.58 232 $ 5,235.03 Total $ 14,492.99 $ 14,993.03

*Means of Tithing (# of envelopes, amount of loose cash & # of families contributing through Parish Pay) **Finance Information is 2 weeks in arrear due to bulletin submission deadlines

Thank you for your continued support and generosity

A n: St. Anastasia School & John Carroll High School parents seeking the Catholic Tui on Rate

Please be sure to complete all sec ons on the appropriate three page Family Acknowledgement Form for St. Anastasia Parishioners. The form can be found

under "Contact" on the Parish website at www.stanastasiachurch.org

The 2015-16 forms are due by April 1, 2015 to avoid the late fee.

2014 Contribu on Le ers The 2014 Annual Contribu on le ers are being mailed on January 30th to parishioners that have requested a

le er in the past. If your family has not received or requested a le er and needs a le er for tax purposes,

please call the parish office. Parishioners who contributed to the 2014 DSA will receive a separate

le er from the Diocese for your DSA dona ons - these contribu ons are reported by the Diocese.

Thank you for the con nued financial and prayerful support of our parish!

St. Anastasia's 2015 DSA Goal is $108,000. As a parish we met our 2014 DSA goal without Fr. George re-solici ng contribu ons!

Thank you to the 319 families that made this possible!! Please prayerfully consider your 2015 DSA contribu on. Please consider making your payment

and/or pledge by Easter (April 5th). What a great gi to our pastor - to know that we as a parish will again meet our DSA goal.

January Candle Wall Renewals are now due. Please contact Darlene

in the Parish Office at 772-461-2233.

Ash Wednesday ~ Are You Ready?

In the Roman Catholic Church, Ash Wednesday is the first day of Lent, the season of prepara on for the resurrec on of Jesus Christ on Easter Sunday. During Mass, the ashes which give Ash Wednesday its name are distributed. The ashes are made by burning the blessed palms that were

distributed the previous year on Palm Sunday. The distribu on of ashes reminds us if our own mortality

and calls us to repentance. In the early Church, Ash Wednesday was the day on which those who sinned, and

who wished to be readmi ed to the Church, would begin their public penance. The ashes that we receive are a

reminder of our own sinfulness, and many Catholics leave them on their foreheads all day as a sign of humility.

Fas ng and abs nence is not simply a form of penance, however; it is also a call for us to take stock of our spiritual

lives. As Lent begins, we should set out specific spiritual goals we would like to reach before Easter and decide how we will pursue them them—for instance, by going to daily

Mass when we can and receiving the Sacrament of Confession more o en.

Council of Catholic Women (CCW)

General Meeting

Saturday, February 21st at 9:00am in the SE room of the Parish Center.

If you have any questions please contact Lori Bellino, at [email protected]

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St. Anastasia needs your help serving as a Lector or Lay Extraordinary Minister of the

Eucharist at our Sunday Liturgies! The training only takes about an hour. The requirements are also easy.

You need to be a registered member of the Parish, received your Sacraments through Confirma on,

be current in your Sacraments, and remember where you were Bap zed, Confirmed, or Married.

(Not necessarily all three!)

You only need to serve once or twice a month, usually at your favorite Mass. We have a good number of

Winter residents who serve here in the Winter and s ll serve at their home parish up North.

Please call us even if you just want more informa on. Mike & Ronda Morse at 464-1703. You can also call the

Parish Office at 461-2233 and they can call us. Please prayerfully consider this call to serve.

YOUTH NIGHT OUT!! Self-Defense Class

and Pizza Party

Give your children the opportunity to par cipate in a

basic self defense class brought to them by SAAM (Social Awareness and Ac on Ministry)!

Where: St Anastasia Parish Center When: Friday, February 13th from 6pm-9pm Who is invited? Students in grades 4-8

Capacity: 20 Students ~ Reserve your spot NOW! Please RSVP by Tuesday, February 10th

Par cipa on in a self-defense class encourages children/youth to think in terms of op ons and choices,

develops his or her awareness and asser veness skills, and provides prac ce for physical self-defense techniques.

Master Officer Chris ne Davis from the Fort Pierce Police Department will offer a self-defense class, which includes educa onal components and physical resis ve strategies.

Once the kids are empowered and ready to protect themselves, they will enjoy pizza and drinks!

To RSVP or for more informa on please contact Nixalys Vega at 772-528-4827 or [email protected]

Students should wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes.

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RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY

Pray for the (approximately) 11 babies who were surgically Terminated at the abortion mill in Fort Pierce last week.

Please also pray for the untold numbers of medically aborted lives that go uncounted.

Let us always Pray for the end of Abortion, Euthanasia and the Death Penalty, so that we may become a People of Life to the World!

A ‘reminders’ list of what all are called to do:

We must offer compassion and loving assistance to pregnant mothers who are vulnerable to abortion or who have chosen life for their babies. We must support our local pregnancy centers by volunteering and supporting them financially.

We must fast and pray for those precious babies in the womb, for the mothers and fathers who have

been wounded by their decision to abort their own child, and for those who work in the abortion industry.

We must fast and pray for the conversion of pro-abortion public officials.

We must support authentically pro-life candidates and legislation.

And we must share the truth of abortion on a one-to-one basis whenever the opportunity

presents itself.

For Con idential Post Abortion Healing call DonnaGardnerat561.602.4778

ST.LUCIECOUNTYABORTIONSTATS:Surgicalabortionshavedeclinedinourcountyoverthelast6years.Let’spraythatwecanonedayclosethisfacilityforgoodandthe#be0!

YEAR TOTAL

2009 815 2010 752 2011 743 2012 681 2013 661 2014 *508

*Over 150 less surgical abortions in 2014!!

THANK YOU LORD , the GIVER OF ALL LIFE!!

***Please don’t forget diapers for the PCCPlease don’t forget diapers for the PCCPlease don’t forget diapers for the PCC The babies depend on you.The babies depend on you.The babies depend on you.

EXTRA BABY BOTTLES

For those who might have been away for Baby Bottle weekend, there are extra

bottles in the back of church and the church

office. Please take one and just return it the

weekend of Feb. 21-22.

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Anastasia’s A c Thri Shop

Your dona ons are so important to us. Please call for a pick-up of large items. Pick-up days are Monday,

Wednesday and Saturdays. 772-467-1444.

There is also a drop-off box located at the North end of the Church and School parking lot. You may drop off items there or at the shop. 3901 Okeechobee Road,

across from Moonswiners Bar-B-Q.

Our shop hours are: Monday ~ Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm

Saturday ~ 9:00am – 4:00pm Sundays ~ Closed

We are in need of Volunteers! Please consider sharing your me and talent.

All proceeds benefit the school. If you are interested please contact

Maria Meyer at 772-467-1444.

Children’s Liturgy

Children ages 4-6 years old are invited to join our Children’s Liturgy on Sundays at the 9:30am Mass. We have qualified teachers who bring the gospel message to their level. The children receive a blessing at Mass, are taken to a classroom for the Liturgy of the Word, and then return for the Liturgy of the Eucharist.

If you have any ques ons, please call Linda Schildwachter 772-971-6419

Children’s Nursery

We gladly welcome infants age 6 weeks and older, as well as, toddlers up to age 4 during the 9:30am Mass on Sunday. Parents wishing to have their children a end the nursery may bring the children to the Kindergarten classroom prior to Mass.

If you have any ques ons please contact Cathie Rexroad at 772-971-3507

St. Anastasia Catholic School

Please check out our web site for all the details including tuition rates and registration requirements:

www.saintanastasiaschool.org

Need more information? Call the School Office at 461-2232

Prayer for Vocations

Father, you call each one of us by name and ask us to follow you. Bless your Church by raising up dedicated leaders from our families and friends in the Diocese of Palm Beach, who will generously serve your people as sisters, brothers, deacons, and priests. Inspire us as we grow to know you, and open our hearts to hear your call. We ask this in the name of Jesus, Our Lord. Amen.

BINGO is here at St. Anastasia!

SUNDAY AFTERNOONS at 12:30 pm (Doors open at 10:00 AM)

Proceeds from Bingo helps to support St Anastasia’s Parish!

We are in need of volunteers especially in the kitchen. If you are interested please contact

Bill Wolf at 772-461-3108.

St. Anastasia Bridge Club invites all basic bridge players to join us on Thursdays at 12:30pm in the

SE room of the Parish Center.

In Memory of Carmela Brucculeri we have warm shawls available for those who need them during Mass. Please make sure to return them before leaving.

Come Pray With Us! Rosary & Divine Mercy Chaplet

Please join us immediately a er daily Mass (Monday—Saturday) as we pray the

Rosary and Divine Mercy Chaplet. Our Mother Mary hears our prayerful plea and

brings our pe ons to her beloved Son!

Be part of a life me memory of a

less fortunate child or youth!

WHO WILL YOU HELP: Children and youth from Saint Anastasia Catholic School and Church, John Carroll High School, Juan Diego, and abused and neglected children in St. Lucie County

HOW: Donate gently used apparels for one of these angels to wear it at his/her First Communion, Confirma on or Prom

WHEN: Saturday, February 7th (4pm) and Sunday, February 8th

(9:30am, 11:30am) before and a er each mass

WHERE: Saint Anastasia Catholic Church, Parish Center

WHAT IS NEEDED: Gently Used First Communion Dresses & Boys Dress A re Gently Used Confirma on Dresses & Boys Dress A re Gently Used Prom Dresses & Boys Dress A re Gently Used Dress Shoes for Girls and Boys

For more informa on please contact Nixalys Vega at 772-528-4827 or [email protected]

JOIN SAAM (Social Awareness and Ac on Ministry) IN THIS MISSION!

St. Anastasia Bereavement Ministry Gina Daigle will be beginning another session of

12 week classes to prepare parishioners to serve as Core Bereavement Ministers.

Core Bereavement Ministers: ~ Visit a person/family immediately after the loss of a loved one ~ Assist in the planning of the Funeral Mass ~ Provide follow-up

After prayerfully considering serving in this privileged and rewarding ministry,

Please notify Gina at 772-579-9718, or by email - [email protected],

so that she can organize her classes.

The first of twelve weekly classes will begin on Tuesday, Feb 3, at 5pm, in our

Parish Center’s southwest room.

NOTE: Anyone who has previously contacted Gina about joining this ministry, please

contact her again at this time.

Calling a few more good men!

TMIY "That Man Is You"

Even though you have not a ended the previous sessions, you can join any me as each session

has a slightly different topic.

Reasons to a end this Friday's session Great food prepared by our chef Pete with help from

our Knight's of Columbus Council

Great fellowship from men of the parish from many different age groups and backgrounds

not Catholic? no problem - men of different faiths are welcome Every week we have between 55 and 100 guys

a ending and we have room for many more

Our Friday schedule Hot Breakfast - 6:00 - 6:30

Watch great video - 6:30 - 7:00 Table discussion - 7:00 - 7:30

" Where two or three are gathered in my name I am with them " Mathew 18:20

Scout Sunday will be observed Sunday, February 8th during

the 9:30am Mass. The replacing of the flag ceremony will be

following the Mass.

St A's Knights of Columbus Valen ne Dinner/Dance

Saturday, February 14th from 6:00pm to 11:30pm in the Parish Center

Spend your evening with your King or Queen at our spectacular Dinner & Dance to the tunes of Art, our

resident DJ. Dinner is a catered by the Knights of Columbus' very own chef extraordinaire, Chef Peter.

Dress is semi-formal. Sir Knights are requested to wear tuxedo & social baldric.Cost per couple only $70

(includes complimentary cocktails to start, cash bar throughout the evening & champagne with dessert)

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN! (Please consider helping your brother Knights in the

kitchen as help is greatly appreciated)

To RSVP or for more informa on please see the flyers in the back of the church or in the Parish Office.