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September 30, 2018 30 de Septiembre, 2018
St. Mary, Mother of the Church
26th Sunday in Ordinary time 26th Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
1008VandoraSpringsRd Garner,NC27529-3546Of ice:919-772-5524 Fax:919-772-5534 Website:www.stmarygarner.org
Primeralectura— El espıritu se poso sobre Moises y los ancianos, y sobre Eldad y Medad. (Numeros 11:25-29). Salmo— Los mandatos del Senor alegran el corazon (Salmo 19 [18]). Segundalectura— Ustedes que se han hecho ricos rehusando pagar los salarios y con otras obras injustas, ahora se les va a condenar (Santiago 5:1-6). Evangelio— Cual quiera que este haciendo el bien en nombre de Cristo esta con el. (Marcos 9:38-43, 45, 47-48). Salmo responsorial:LeccionarioHispanoamericanoDominical © 1970, Comision Episcopal Espanola. Usado con permiso. Todos los derechos reservados.
Rev.DavidM.Chiantella,Pastor919-772-5777 Email [email protected] DeaconRonaldSoriano919-772-5524 ext 205 Email [email protected]
MarieChenevert,ElementaryCoordinatorEmail [email protected] Sunday during classes, Mon 2-9 PM, Wed & Thurs 9 AM-3 PM 919-772-5199 AllisonDunphy,YouthApostolateCoordinator Email [email protected] Hours vary: email to schedule appointment 919-772-5524, ext. 209
RosemaryMontague,ReceptionistEmail [email protected] Mon — Thu 9 AM - 4:30 PM 919-772-5524, ext 200 HortenciaSanchez,ReceptionistEmail [email protected] Mon, Tues 6 PM - 9 PM 919-772-5524, ext 201
TerryMeredith,BusinessManagerEmail [email protected] 919-772-5524, ext 207
Rev.AmaroVasquez,VicarioParroquialParochial Vicar 919-772-5524 ext 203, 252-339-4660 Email [email protected] HortenciaSánchez,RecepcionistaEmail [email protected] Lunes, Martes 6 PM - 9 PM 919-772-5524, ext 201 RosemaryMontague,RecepcionistaEmail [email protected] Lunes—Jueves 9 AM - 4:30 PM 919-772-5524, ext 200 CoordinadoresMinisterioHispano:Hortencia Sanchez, 919-772-5524, ext 201 Lunes, Martes 6 PM - 9 PM o en la misa Lectores: Rosa Marin, 919-398-0004
Monaguillos: Gianelli Andrade, 919-961-3079 MinistrosdelaEucaristía: Hortencia Sanchez, 919-772-5524, ext 201 Lunes, Martes 6 PM - 9 PM
FormaciónReligiosa: Mike Munster, 919-567-1565 Today’s Readings Lecturas de Hoy
FirstReading — Moses said, “Would that all the peo-ple of the L were prophets!” (Numbers 11:25-29). Psalm— The precepts of the Lord give joy to the heart (Psalm 19)
SecondReading — Come now, you rich. The wages you withheld from the work-ers who harvested your ields are crying aloud (Jason 5:1-6). Gospel — Whoever is not against us is for us (Mark 9:38-43, 45, 47-48). The English translation of the Psalm Responses fromLectionaryforMass© 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
ThisWeekEstaSemana
SaturdaySeptember29sábado29deSeptiembre5:30 PM Columbiettes 7:15 PM SundaySeptember30domingo30deSeptiembre8 AM +Trevor Terwilliger 10 AM for the people of St Mary Parish 1:30 PM +Marcelina Rosa y Tomas Torres 5 PM para las benditas almas del purgatorio MondayOctober1lunes1deOctubre8 AM +Sharon Benson TuesdayOctober2martes2deOctubre8 AM +Lee O’Reilly WednesdayOctober3miércoles3deOctubreNOON +Joseph Benyo ThursdayOctober4jueves4deOctubre8 AM +Doreen Flannery FridayOctober5viernes5deOctubre8 AM Fr. Philip Tighe SaturdayOctober6sábado6deOctubre5:30 PM +Joseph Loef ler 7:15 PM SundayOctober7domingo7deOctubre8 AM +Carl Meredith 10 AM for the people of St Mary Parish 1:30 PM +Liborio Gonzalez 5 PM para las benditas almas del purgatorio To schedule a Mass intention, please call the of ice. Para solicitor una misa, llame a las o icinas de la Iglesia.
Masses
FirstSaturday10:15 AMSaturdayVigil5:30 PM Sunday8 AM, 10 AM Monday,Tuesday,Thursday,Friday8 AM Wednesday Noon EucharisticAdoration: First Friday after morning Mass
Sacraments
Reconciliation:1st and 3rd Wednesdays from 5 PM to 6:30 PM. Every Saturday from 4 to 5 PM or by appointment with a Priest. Baptism: for Infant baptism preparation, contact Deacon Ron (see bulletin cover for contact info). For Adult baptism preparation, contact Father David. Matrimony: contact the receptionist at least 6 months before your intended date of matrimony. FirstReconciliation/FirstEucharist:contact Marie Chenevert (see bulletin cover for contact info). Con irmation:contact Allison Dunphy (see bulletin cover for contact info).
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ParishCouncil: [email protected] FindusonFacebook: St.Mary MotheroftheChurch Wehaveanapp!Download it to your smartphone or tablet at www.myparishapp.com Submititemsforthebulletinat least 10 days before the bulletin date. All items are subject to inal approv-al by our Pastor. Submit to [email protected]. Thank you! For information about our parish’s participa-tion with HabitatforHumanity, email Anne Allison at [email protected]. We pray the rosaryeach weekday after the 8 AM daily Mass. The St.Maryprayergroupmeets in the church every Thursday evening at 6 PM. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to pray with us. We pray the StationsoftheCross on Fri-days after the rosary. On the irst Friday of the month, Eucharistic Adoration begins after Mass. To request lowersforthealtar, please stop by or call the parish of ice at 919-772-5524.
Offertory/OfrendaJuly1,2018throughJune30,2019 23 September Year to date 23 Septiembre Ano a la fecha $10,620.98 $115,266.47 (23% of goal) Catholic University $240.00 Thank you for your generosity.
WeShareGivingOur parish offers online giving through WeShare. Log in to stmarygarner.weshareonline.org, choose the collection and set your donation preferences. If you prefer WeShare to the envelopes mailed to your home, please contact the parish of ice.
Altar flowers last weekend were given by Tricia, John and Julia Meese in loving memory of Michael Meese.
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Please pray for… those in need of God’s healing, strength, and comfort, especially Sammy Askew, Linda Barber, Marina Bardill, Joe Barnier, Kathy Bigliardi, Brian Birch, Melanie Brennan, Vio-let Brennan, Charles Brown, Anthony Buccieri, Miles Cannady, Will Cannady, Lucille Carter, Dolores Chapman, Anne Cioppa, Anita Curtis, Masako Dalphin, Bette Eggers, Pat Eggers, Joan English, Bryan Ewing, Glenn Ewing, Sara Falcon, Bill Gaddess, Brenda Gay, Michelle Godshall, Alber-igo & Dolores Guerrieri, Emma Hagwood, Nette Harris, Colleen Hatcher, Dorothy Henderson, Wil-liam Herr, Silvia Hughes, Bill Hunt, June Jean, Law-rence Jeffries, Randall Johnson, Stacey Jones, Sue Kerrigan, Burlee Kersey, Shane Kneighley, Eileen Kovacs, Sandra Kryn, John Lipps, Pete Lodato, An-driy Lylyk, Krista Lynch, Frank Mannise, Cynthia Martinez Balderas, Marcos Maya, Amy McLaughlin, Christopher McLaughlin, Dolores McLaughlin, Pa-tricia Meagher, Peggy Melillo, George Meyer, Ritch-ie Modesto, Michael & Ann Monahan, Norma Mont-gomery, Dolores Moore, Landon Moore, Michelle Morales, Juliette Morency, Chuck Morrill, Johanna Ortolaza, Ed Outten, Helen Outten, Rick Packer, Bill Passerino, Karen Perkins, Annette Perrone, Pat & Rosemarie Perrotta, Roland W. Petruzzi, Jerry Pot-ter, Mike Powell, Rose Purta, Stella Quifa, Bob & Marie Rafferty family, Karen Reilly, Lillian Rese, Aida Rivera, Ellen Roberts, Michele Roberts, Mary Jo Rudy, Alley Ruppel, Jerry Senter, Alixandria Sherriffs, Pat Skelly, Victor Smurro, Bettilyn Smyth, Cathy Spillane, Kim Steele, Steve Stolarick, Dorothy Stone, Melita Suspine, Father Philip Tighe, Barbara Tobias, Cathy Tomany, Sue Tsoukato, John Tuck, Natasha VerPlank, Katherine Vickers, Clark Vilar, Mary Ann Villano, Bart Vitti, Helen Watson, Robert Wilhelmy, Pete Williams, Janice Woodall, Judy Woodward, Faye Yeisley and for the repose of the souls of Adele Schott and Genemma Lowery.
Pursuant to Article II, §1 of the By-Laws of the St. Mary, Mother of the Church Pastoral Council, the MethodofElectingMembers is to be published the last weekend of September. The By-Laws state:
St.Mary,MotheroftheChurchPastoralCouncilBy-Laws
ArticleII METHODOFELECTINGMEMBERS
Section1:SetupforNominationsandElections At the September meeting of the Pastoral Council, the Chairperson will appoint an Election Committee of three non-council members to oversee the nomination and elec-tion process. On the last Sunday of September the election proce-dures will be published and distributed to the Parish at each Mass. Section2:ProcessfortheNominationforMembership Ballots for nomination will be available at each Mass on the 1st and 2nd Sunday in October. Ballots will be col-lected after each Mass on the 1st and 2nd Sunday in Octo-ber as parishioners leave the Church. All registered pa-rishioners, eighteen years and older, will be eligible to nominate. All nominees are subject to Pastor’s review; thePastor has the right to remove nominees before and after publication of the list. Section3: ContactwithThosePersonsNominated Before the 3rd Sunday in October, all those nominated will be contacted by an Election Committee Representa-tive and asked if they would be willing to serve on the Pas-toral Council if elected, under terms of the Constitution and By-Laws. If the nominee accepts, a questionnaire will be sent to the nominee to ill out and return. The Election Committee will draw up a personal outline (resume) of each nominee from these questionnaires and furnish them to the Chairperson for review and approval by the Pastor. Section4: ElectionofNewMembers On the 1st Sunday in November, a personal outline (resume) of each nominee will be published and made available to each parishioner. On the 2nd Sunday in November, a ballot with all nom-inees’ names (in alphabetical order) will be available to each registered adult parishioner. These completed and signed ballots will be collected or deposited in the rear of the Church, in a designated Ballot Box. In order to ensure one vote per parishioner, ballots will be signed. Unsigned ballots will not be counted. On the 3rd Sunday in November, the names of the elected members will be published in the Parish bulletin. All ballots will be kept on ile by the Secretary of the Pas-toral Council for one year.
• Men’sBibleStudy meets on Wednesday mornings at 10:30 AM in St Joseph Hall Room E. Please come and join us. • Women’sFallBiblestudygroup meets on Wednesdays, from 7 to 8:30 PM in St. Joseph Hall in room C. If you have questions, please call the parish of ice at 919-722-5524.
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COURAGE is a prayer and fellowship group that assists individuals with same-sex attractions (or SSA) to live chaste lives in accordance with the teachings of the Catholic Church. Meetings are for men and women and strict con identiality is main-tained. For more information email: [email protected]. Or call: 919-289-9489. EnCourage is the af iliate support group for par-ents, friends and family members of loved ones with SSA. EnCourage helps members to focus on their own spiritual development and offers a sup-portive environment to share information and guid-ance for maintaining healthy relationships with our loved ones. For more information, email [email protected]. Or call: 984-221-0730. Strict con identiality is maintained.
DYNAMICCATHOLICEVENT"FindYourGreatness" October13,9AM-1:30PM, St.PeterCatholicChurch,Greenville,NC Four habits that will transform your life. This half day event will introduce you to four simple habits that will help you reach your full potential. Based on Matthew Kelly's book TheFourSignsofaDy-namicCatholic.$25perperson. FREE EVENT BAG! Includes Dynamic Catholic resources valued over $30! Purchase tickets online at DynamicCath-olic.com or call 859-980-7900. Also available at St. Peter Parish Of ice, 252-757-3259.
ProjectRachelPostAbortionHealingRetreatIf you desire healing from a past abortion, you are invited to experience the love of Jesus Christ at a Project Rachel weekend retreat November 9-11. The weekend retreat is strictly con identialfor both women and men includes discussions, spiritu-al exercises, the sacrament of reconciliation, a Me-morial Service and a Mass of the Resurrection.. For more information or to register for the retreat, con-tact Project Rachel at [email protected] or call 919-852-1021.The cost is $150 for lodging, meals and all retreat materials. If you have a inan-cial burden, some assistance is available. Registra-tion deadline is October 26.
VolunteersOpportunitiesYour neighbors need your support! Catholic Chari-ties has many volunteer opportunities available across the Diocese of Raleigh. Please visit www.CatholicCharitiesRaleigh.org/volunteer to ind out what you can do to help. No one can recov-er from a disaster this big alone. But, as a communi-ty, we can care for our brothers and sisters in need as Jesus calls us. Thank you for your consideration and generosity. Catholic Charities appreciates any assistance that you can provide.
Join CatholicCharities at our 8th An-nual Gala on October27, at the Ra-leigh Marriott Crabtree Valley. The Most Reverend Bishop Luis Rafael Zarama and the Catholic Charities Board of Directors are hosting this elegant night out featuring a cocktail hour, pro-gram, and a live band which will support our ser-vices across the 54 counties of the Diocese of Ra-leigh. The evening will also include a raf le drawing with the irst prize winner taking home a Cruise Package and Travel Voucher valued at $4,300. Raf-le tickets are $50 each, 3 for $100. They can be purchased online or on the night of the event. Win-ners do not need to be present so everyone can participate. For more information or to register, please visit www.CatholicCharitiesRaleigh.org/2018-Gala, or email Katey Fithian, at [email protected].
St. Stanislaus Church in Castle Hayne, NC will celebrate their 21st Annual Polish Festival on Saturday,Novem-ber3from 11AMto5PM Admis-sion is free. Festival patrons can look forward to genuine Polish foods in-cluding kielbasa, stuffed cabbage, pierogi, potato pancakes, Polish beer, brewed by the Front Street Brewery, and homemade desserts. We also offer a variety Polish souvenirs for sale. The Chardon Pol-ka Band from Ohio will delight everyone with crowd favorite music. There are lots of free activities for children. Festival goers are invited to try their luck on the raf le. You do not have to be present to win! St. Stanislaus Church is located at 4849 Castle Hayne Rd (Hwy 133) in Castle Hayne. The parking lot entrance is on Marathon Ave. For more infor-mation, please call 910 675-2336 or visit our web-site: ststanislauscatholic.org.
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ActividadesJuvenilesOctubre 10/13 - Cupcakes 4 Life 10/14 – Cupcakes 4 Life 10/19 – Noche de juventud 10/20 – Yam Jam 10/27 – Brown Bag Ministry Regístreseparaproyectosdeservicio!Signupgenius.com Creator email = [email protected] O visite el sitio web de la parroquia:YouthPrograms
FormacióndeFeParaAdultosInvitamos a todos los adultos a la Formacion de Fe para Adultos en espanol los lunes por la noche, a las 6:30 PM, en el Salon Social de St Joseph Hall. Pregunta al Padre Amaro.
OracióndeAmor Es un grupo de mujeres orando por los jovenes de nuestra comunidad. Son bien-venidas comenzando con misa 8 AM para terminar de 9 AM a 10 AM orando, todos los Martes.
¿QUIÉNESTÁANUESTROFAVOR? Jesus, como Moises que estuvo antes que el, corrige los malentendidos de los discıpulos sobre el don del Espıritu. Vieron a personas, que no eran parte de su grupo, echar demonios y hacer otros milagros como Jesus habıa hecho. Jesus senala que nadie que hace milagros en su nombre puede luego hablar mal de el. Luego senala la importancia de la “gente sencilla”: los pobres, las personas sencillas, los ninos, los humildes que no son importantes en el mundo. Es a ellos a quienes fue enviado, no a los ricos ni a los farisaicos. Jesus hace hincapie en la importancia de las pequenas obras hechas con fe, de la misma manera que las grandes obras como echar a los demonios. “Todo aquel que les de a be-ber un vaso de agua…por el hecho de que son de Cristo…les aseguro que no se quedara sin recom-pensa” (Marcos 9:41). Dios construye el Reino por venir poco a poco con nuestras acciones, sin impor-tar que sean pequenas o sencillas, si se las hace por amor a Dios y al projimo. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.
La ley del Senor es perfecta del todo y reconforta el alma; inmutables son las palabras del Senor y ha-cen sabio al sencillo.—Salmo19(18):8
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Enfermos,visitasalascasasohospital,recibirlosSantosÓleosoEucaristía: llame Padre Amaro a 919-772-5524 ext 203 o 252-339-4660. Reconciliación: segundo y cuarto miercoles de 6-7:30 PM Bautizos: Estar registrados en la iglesia al menos 3 meses antes del bautizo. Las clases de bautizo son el primer martes de cada mes a las 7PM. Para mas informacion sobre bautizos, favor de lla-mar a Jeymy Luna al 919-946-5719. Padres: una copia del Certi icado de Nacimiento del Nino es un documento requerido para el Bautismo de ninos menores de 7 anos. Matrimonio: Padre Amaro, 919-772-5524, ext. 203 o 252-339-4660.
Si asiste regularmente y necesita registrarseenlaparroquia, favor de llamar a Hortencia Sanchez al 919-772-5524 ext 201 o Jeymy Luna al 919-946-5719. JovenesyAdultosMayoresde18años:Rito de Iniciacion Cristiana, llame Padre Amaro a 919-772-5524 ext 203 Presentaciones: Aurora Saucedo, 919-279-2281 (5-9 PM) Quinceañeras: Padre Amaro, 919-772-5524 ext 203 o 252-339-4660 o Beatriz Munster, 919-567-1565 Social: Kathya Pena Centeno, 919-723-0310 VisitasVirgenPeregrina: Olga Garcia Para solicitor loresdelaltar,por favor pase por o llamar a la o icina a 919-772-5524.
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FaithFormationAnnouncements
YouthActivities:
October 10/13 - Cupcakes 4 Life 10/14 – Cupcakes 4 Life 10/19 – Youth Night 10/20 – Yam Jam 10/27 – Brown Bag Ministry SignupforServiceprojects!Signupgenius.com Creator email = [email protected] Or check out the parish website under YouthPrograms.
AdultEducationOpportunitiesAdult Faith Formation: All adults are invited to a class on basic Catholic studies in English on Sun-days 11:30 AM – 1 PM. Anne and Roehl Santos lead this class. The class follows the children’s calendar. Contact Roehl for information at [email protected]).
SafeEnvironmentTraining The Recognizing Child Abuse class for Safe Environment Training is Thursday, October11th at 7 PM in St. Joseph Hall. Volunteers who work with children are required to take the class every 5 years. Contact Marie Chenevert in the Faith Formation Of ice at 919-772-5199 to sign up.
On Wednesday, October3rd, Fr. David will hear confessions from 5 PM to 6:30 PM in English. During this time the Blessed Sacrament will be ex-posed for adoration. First Friday Eucharistic Adoration takes place on Friday, October5th. The Blessed Sacrament will be exposed at the end of the 8 AM Mass. Adoration concludes with the Litany of the Sacred Heart and Benediction at noon. Saturday, October6th is First Saturday. Mass is at 10:15 AM.
“Keep the Faith? No. Give It Away!” St. Mary’s is privileged to have several adults seek-ing to become Catholic or complete their Sacra-ments of Con irmation and Eucharist through the RCIA process. As a parish community, we are called to support these seekers through our prayers irst and foremost! But each candidate in the RCIA is also partnered with a St. Mary’s parishioner willing to share this journey of faith with him or her in the months preceding the sacrament celebrations at the Easter Vigil (4/20/19). Are you a fully initiated, practicing Catholic? Are you open to being a partner with someone in the RCIA? Come and see! If you would like to ind out more about being a sponsor in the RCIA, please join us on Wednesday, October10th, St. Joseph Hall, Room E , 7-8:30 PM! No obligations; this is an info night! If you would like to ind out a bit more before the 10th, contact Pat Morgan at 984-242-4024 or contact me via email at [email protected].
Fr. James Keenan Columbiette Auxil-iary #11266 Invites Ladies of the Parish to the "Fall Social " Historic Raleigh Trolley Ride, Saturday, Octo-ber20th. "EnjoyanarratedtourofdowntownRaleighaboardtheRa-
leighTrolley."The trolley departs from Mordecai Historic Park and lasts approximately 1 hour.We will meet in St. Mary Mother of the Church parking lot at 10 AM & carpool to Mordecai Historic Park for the 11 AM tour. Tickets are $10 cash—Lunch (Dutch treat) to follow. Note: Seating is limited on Trolley so RSVP by Wednesday October 17th to Cin-dy Schott [email protected] or by calling or texting her at 309-258-4119.
Our Fall Inquiry meetings for RCIA are beginning in earnest. Are you interested in exploring the Catholic Faith in order to become Catholic or are you an adult who would like to complete your sacraments of Con-irmation and Eucharist? Now is the time! Contact Pat Morgan at 984-242-4024 or at [email protected]. We meet on Tuesday evenings from 7-8:30 PM in St. Joseph Hall, Room C.
