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Mission Statement: St. Michael’s is a Community of believers rooted in Catholic tradition that seeks to serve
others through living out the Gospel message by witnessing to the values of love, community, stewardship, and service.
St. Michael Catholic Church 801 Butler Avenue – Tybee Island, GA 31328
December 24, 2017 | Fourth Sunday of Advent
PARISH STAFF Rev. Jerry Ragan – Pastor [email protected] Ms. Mary Chapin – Office Manager Mrs. Susan Weber – PREP/Youth Coordinator Mrs. Ginny Murphy – Youth Coordinator Mrs. Helen Stevenson – Music Director/ Organist
Parish Office – (912) 786-4505 Phone (912) 786-4166 Fax Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. (Closed noon until 1 p.m.) [email protected] Mailing Address: 802 Lovell Avenue Parish Religious Formation Program Susan Weber – PREP Program Fr. Jerry Ragan – RCIA Susan Weber/Ginny Murphy – Youth Program Baptism Preparation: Call office for information –
(912) 786-4505 Website: http://www.saintmichaelstybee.org http://www.diosav.org/childyouthprotection
PARISH CONTACTS Parish Council Co-Presidents – Mike Beytagh/Carolyn Williams Parish Finance Mgr. – Mark Schroder Women’s Club President – Ann Pierce Administration/Buildings and Grounds – Mike Beytagh/Matt Ferry Endowment Fund – Tommy Butler
SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE Vigil: 6:00 p.m. Sunday: 8:00 and 11:00 a.m.
Weekday Mass Schedule: Monday - Thursday - 8:00 a.m. Friday – No Morning Service
Holy Day Mass Schedule: 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. – consult the bulletin Gluten-free hosts – please check in the sacristy CONFESSIONS: 5:00-5:45 p.m. on Saturday OR by
appointment
St. Michael Thrift Store Hours Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 10 a.m. – 12 noon Corner of 8th Street and Butler Avenue Parish Emergency Number – (912) 499-4900
http://www.saintmichaelstybee.org | (912) 786) 4505 | 802 Lovell Avenue, Tybee Island, GA 31328
SERVERS FOR MINISTRIES Dec. 30/31, 2017 and Jan. 1, 2018
6:00 PM Lectors: Donna Smith Altar Servers: Anthony Frankosky EMEs: Cathy Anderson/Marie McLendon/Delia Robinson Ushers: Sara Bart/Bill Robinson Cantor: Mary Chapin
8:00 AM Lectors: Betty/Walker Beeson Altar Servers: Tom Beytagh EMEs: Ken Douberly/Tricia Lowenthal/Carolyn Williams Ushers: Butch Lowenthal/Dana Johnson Cantor: Theresa Maene
11:00 AM Lectors: Ginny Murphy Altar Servers: Ella/Joey Murphy EMEs: Karin Hogan/Ginny Murphy/Karen Sheehan Ushers: Carl Looper/Theresa Cannady Cantor: Ken Douberly
6:00 PM Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God Lectors: Jane Sipple Altar Servers: EMEs: Theresa Pottratz Ushers: Cantor: Mary Chapin
10:00 AM Mary, Mother of God Lectors: Jane Bock Altar Servers: Melissa Watkins EMEs: Tricia Lowenthal Ushers: Kevin Cook/Bill Robinson Cantor: Mary Chapin
Our Parish Community extends a warm welcome to all our guests and visitors. If you would like to register as a member of our parish community, please call the
Parish Office or register on-line.
Fr. Jerry’s Corner – December 24, 2017 Fourth Sunday of Advent The beauty of our Church at Christmas is the end result of good planning and hours of hard labor on the part of a small group of dedicated individuals. I am grateful for their wonderful work. Thanks to Alesia Price who cleaned the church and helped with the decorating details both indoors and out! Thank you to Ron Bossick who organized a group of men to put up our Nativity Scenes. Bob Wheat and Lou Arcangeli oversaw this good work for many years. While they’ve passed the baton, I still think Lou gets in his two cents and makes sure they are doing it right. This is dangerous in naming names because I am bound to overlook someone so generically I thank the members of the Woman’s Club and the Altar Guild who do such a great job in decorating. These folks, year in and year out, have given countless hours so that the Church looks great during the Advent and Christmas Seasons and throughout the year. Keeping our little Church worthy of God’s presence and our worship and is a lot of hard work, thanks to all who contributed. I also wish to express my appreciation to all those who have been working towards making our Christmas celebrations truly joyful celebrations. Thank you to Ryan Beke and all the music people: the cantors, the instrumentalists, the vocalists, not only for what you do this week but for the great work that you’ve done since Helen Stevenson has been on medical leave. Bill Manucy tells me that this weekend marks his twenty-fifth anniversary since he started cantoring under Helen’s direction. We owe them both a huge debt of gratitude. Thanks to all in our music ministry for supporting our prayer with such joyful sounds! Thank you to our weekend Sacristan, Ken Douberly, and the Eucharistic Ministers, the Lectors, the Ushers, and the Mass Servers. Your time and talent invested in ministry always helps to make our celebrations very organized and prayerful. Your cheerful attitude and joyful spirit are part of everyday life at Saint Michael Parish. You make Christmas a yearlong celebration. I am truly amazed at the goodness, generosity and love that are characteristic of the people of this wonderful parish. I am so very grateful for Mary Chapin’s outstanding work in keeping us all organized. This faith community has been blessed time and again by her hard work that makes this parish run so smoothly. I am often humbled as people thank me for different things because I know things are only accomplished because of Mary’s dedication in conjunction with the Parish Leadership. On a daily basis they join together as a team to go above and beyond the call of duty. I hope during the Christmas season you will offer a prayer of thanksgiving for them and perhaps have an opportunity to thank them personally. It is my prayer that you and your loved ones will have a joyful and blessed Christmas. Love is our mission and Christmas is all about a deep, deep sense that in the Incarnation of Christ the fullness of love has come to Earth. May you experience Christ’s love as you gather with your friends and family this week. ********************************************************************************************************************************************* I grew up in a comfortable, middleclass family. As a priest there are times when I fail to live a life of gospel simplicity. On the other hand, I am fairly conservative (some might say stingy) when it comes to my own finances. So, I am always impressed by the great generosity that I witness at this time of year. I am humbled by the way in which so many of you give to friends and family in need, to worthy charities, and to causes that help those who need it the most. If we truly believe that God is with us, then I think it is this type of generosity that makes his love all the more a reality in our world. To help us in our generosity as a Parish, I've formed a new board, St. Michael Outreach Board or SMOB whose members: Cathy Anderson, Walker Beeson, Johnny Hosti, and Carolyn Jurick, help me distribute the charitable contributions that the women of St. Michael Thrift Shop and many of you make to the St. Michael Stewardship Account. Since our formation after Hurricane Irma, SMOB has distributed $5,550 to help our own parishioners to recover from the flood damage caused by Hurricane Irma. We also distributed $1000 to help with other local needs. And we sent $500 to the Diocese of St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands to help in some small way as the Church there tries to recover from the devastation of Irma and Marie. Bishop Herbert Bevard, Bishop of St. Thomas, sent a hand-written note of thanks: “Dear Fr. Jerry, How wonderfully kind you and your people are! I thank you all again and again for your loving concern and generosity…Please tell your people of our gratitude and prayers.” Finally, even though joy is not rooted in money, year-end donations and your wonderful generosity to the Christmas offertory can go a long, long way in relieving some of the stress I experience with our finances. I am most grateful for your generosity to your Faith Community at Christmas. On the Way Home: Mary was open to God’s plan and so gave birth to the Savior of the World. How can you help to make God more present in our world?
Fr. Jerry
PRAYER ANGELS - The following families will be remembered in prayer the week of December 24th: -Cheryl and Mike McGreevy -Ray Piechocki -Julie and Deon Radelmiller
PRAYER LIST: Donnie Anderson, Laura Angell, Kathleen Blanco, Odilo Blanco, Sr. Michael Mary Brabner, David Clark, Colt Delverne, William Green, Nedra Hendrix, Linda Hodges, Gene Maxey, Pat O’Connor, Marilyn Price, Erica Reardon, LaVerne South III, Paul
Swatek, David White, and Ashley Wolfe. DIOCESAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS COLLECTION: There will be a Special Second Collection at all the Masses on Christmas Day to support the Diocesan Catholic Schools. Please be generous! MUSIC DIRECTOR/ORGANIST: Part-time position open at Blessed Sacrament Church. For complete job description and to send resume and cover letter: [email protected]. 2018 TybeeMLK Parade & Program: Sat., Jan. 6, 2 PM, begins at the Tybee Pier. Fr. Jerry will participate in the program at the Old School Cafeteria so mark your calendars. ST. MICHAEL’S NIGHT OUT: Mark your calendars for the First Monthly Night Out – Wed., Jan. 10, 2018 at 80e Gastropub, 6-8 PM. A la carte dining with your parish family. Catholic trivia, games and prizes. All are welcome! RSVP Carolyn Williams 704-340-8167
SOCIAL APOSTOLATE COAT COLLECTION: Beginning the weekend of Dec. 30-31, a box will be in the side entrance of the church for a few
weekends. Donations will be accepted of any coats, jackets, gloves, hats, and socks that you might wish to donate for the needy. STAINED GLASS WINDOWS: Eight (8) of the parish’s stained-glass windows remain unsold. Consider donating to complete this project. Contact any member of the committee or the chair, Tom Beytagh, [email protected]. COME FOLLOW ME: Discernment Retreat for men ages 18 to 40, Fri., Dec. 29 – Sat., Dec. 30 at Little Ocmulgee State Park & Lodge. Register at: www.diosav.org/vocations. No cost/closes Christmas Day. [email protected] or 912-201-4113. Family Promise of Greater Savannah (IHN): Mark your calendars for the week of Jan. 14-21, 2018. Volunteers are needed. Please call Lauren Jackson at 912-472-4373. MARCH FOR LIFE 2018: Fri., Jan. 19, bus trip to Atlanta, 7 AM, parking lot off of I-16 Dean Forest and Town Center Rd., arrive back by 6:30 PM. Trip is free but RSVP no later than Jan. 6. Forms at the church entrances. STEWARDSHIP CORNER: In the first reading, God promises King David that his house and his kingdom will endure forever. It is through Mary’s “Yes” – “I am the handmaid of the Lord. Let it be done tome as you say.” – that the promise finds fulfillment. Luke 1:38
Sacrificial Giving December 17, 2017 Yearly Offertory Budget $324,000.00 Weekly Average Needed $ 6,230.77 Collected Offertory $ 3,886.00 Same Time Last Year $ 5,965.00 Budgeted YTD $ 155,769.25 Collected YTD $ 128,663.00 BAA (2017 goal) $ 27,761.00 BAA (pledged to date) $ 11,775.00 BAA (paid-one time/pledges) $ 41,978.00
Sat. Dec 23 6:00 PM The Parish Sun. Dec 24 10:00 AM Molly McGinty 4:00 PM † Kevin Bunger 6:00 PM Dan & Irene Ragan Mon. Dec 25 10:00 AM † The Parish Tues. Dec 26 8:00 AM † Landry Hendrix Weds. Dec 27 8:00 AM † Mark Johnson Thurs. Dec 28 8:00 AM † Monica Jung Fri., Dec. 29 8:00 AM No Morning Service Sat. Dec 30 6:00 PM † Margie Mathews
Fri.-Tues., Dec. 22-26 Parish Office is closed Wed., Dec. 27 Choir practice 5:45 PM Church 2018 TybeeMLK Parade & Program: Sat., Jan. 6, 2 PM, begins at the Tybee Pier. Fr. Jerry will participate in the program at the Old School Cafeteria so mark your calendars. 2018 ENVELOPE SETS & CALENDARS: These may be picked up in the Parish Office during business hours 9 AM-Noon and 1-4 PM. SAVANNAH DEANERY YOUTH: March for Life Saint Augustine trip, Jan. 13-14. Mark your calendars! CATHOLIC COLLEGE STUDENTS NEEDED: Prayer and Action is looking for college age students to assist with this summer's high school mission program in Savannah. A 4-week commitment from June 1-30, 2018. Some travel and training involved; a weekly stipend is included. Application deadline is Feb. 28, 2018. To find out more and to apply, go to: https://www.savannahdeaneryyouth.com/ VIRTUS Required for any adult who comes into contact with youth as part of their ministry. Ushers, Greeters, Adult Altar servers, and EMEs are required to attend. Seating limited; pre-register online at www.diosav.org, Upcoming Events Calendar: 1/7/18 1:30 PM, Our Lady of Lourdes Port Wentworth. THRIFT SHOP: Closed Dec. 20th and reopens Jan. 3rd.
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CHRISTMAS LITURGY SCHEDULE
Sunday, December 24, 2017 3:45 p.m. Congregational Singing
4:00 p.m. Christmas Eve Vigil – Children’s Mass 5:45 p.m. Congregational Singing
6:00 p.m. Christmas Eve Vigil
Monday, December 25, 2017
9:45 a.m. Congregational Singing
10:00 a.m. Mass
Sunday, December 31, 2017
Solemnity, Mary, Mother of God Holy Day
Vigil Mass 6:00 p.m.
Monday, January 1, 2018
Mary, Mother of God 10:00 a.m. Mass
Christmas Flowers Thank you to our parishioners for the beautiful poinsettias.
From: In loving memory of: Laurie & Donnie Bell Dowell & Bell Family Members
Mary Ellen & Tom Beytagh Gertrude & Tom Beytagh, Mary Agnes Johnson, Mary & Walt Humbert, Lanier Lanier
Jane & Tony Bock Terese Erdelen, Jerome Bock, Georgeanne Cash, Mr. & Mrs. T. Erdelen, & their deceased family members
James Burke Deceased members of his family Patty & Nick Burke Deceased members of their families Mary Anne Butler Bartholomew P. Winters Family, John G. Butler
Family Mary Chapin Chapin, Real, Rutter, & Van Sant Families Kathy & Kevin Cook Gloria Magune, Clara Drennon, Jack Cook,
Jimmy Cook, Martin Cook, & Catherine Smith Ginny & Lou Cook Deceased members of their families Lou & Louie DiBenedetto Deceased members of the DiBenedetto &
Lowenthal Families Margaret Dorroh Deceased members of her family Tom Edenfield Deceased members of his family Deanna Fanning Deceased members of her family Katie & Shawn Gillen Deceased members of their families Betty Jayne Hendrix Dorothy & Ernest Hosti, Steve Hendrix, Landry
Hendrix, David Ring, Jack Hogan, Tom Trammell
Bonnie Hosti Charlie & Faye Hosti Monica Hull‐Shea Joseph Shea, George & Mary Hull, Winnie Hull
Johnson, William Hull, Audrey Hull Silvia, Dan & Alice Shea, Helen Hull, Audrey Hull Silvia
Carolyn & John Jurick James Kannan, Regina Jurick
Cathy & George Keeler Deceased members of their families Karen & Frank Kelly Deceased members of their families Kathy & Carl Looper Delta Grey & Homer Looper, Bill & Katherine
Roach, Jason Roach Tricia & Butch Lowenthal Deceased members of the Pinckney &
Lowenthal Families
From: In loving memory of: Connie McBride Brent McBride & James McBride Anna Marcantonio Albert Marcantonio Walter Muller Peggy Muller, Mulherin and Muller Families Sr. Gilmary O’Hayer Russell, O’Hayer & Sheppard families Terri & Joe O’Leary Deceased members of their families Theresa & Scott Pottratz Deceased members of their families JoJo & Bruce Remler Deceased members of their families Ellen & Patrick Roach Deceased members of their families Anthony Russo Pasquale J. Russo, Margaret Russo, Robert
Beecher, Winnifred Beecher, & Pasquale J. Russo, Jr.
Ginger & Mark Schroder Bob & Anne Fleming, Jack & Dolly Schroder, Pope Francis
Wendy & Jerry Shamroe Frank Shamroe, Marguerite Shamroe, Jon Shamroe
Carolyn Sheehan Carlton & Dorothy Saxon, Daniel & Kathryn Sheehan,
Daniel J. Sheehan, Jr., Daniel J. Sheehan III Helen & Phil Stevenson Deceased members of their families Virginia Trapnell Miss Margaret Spellman Robin Turner Meredith Arnsdorff, Grace & Bill Arnsdorff,
Ross & Lorene Rountree Nora & Roger Von Duyke David Oliver, Jessie Strickland, Robert Taylor,
Webb Howell, Inge Nichols, Garvin McPlain Carolyn & Gay Williams Deceased members of their families Susan & William Woodcock Deceased members of their families Kathy & Wayne Yonka Deceased members of their families Amorette Zittrauer Cummings & Zittrauer families, & David Ring
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January 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 Office Closed 10 AM Mass Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God New Year’s Day
2 8 AM Mass Sts. Basil the Great & Gregory Nazianzen
3 8 AM Mass Choir practice 5:45 PM The Most Holy Name of Jesus
4 8 AM Mass St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
5
NO Morning Service Happy Birthday, Ginny Murphy! St. John Neumann
6 Tybee MLK Parade 2 PM 5-5:45 PM Confessions 6 PM Vigil St. Andre Bessette
7 The Epiphany 8 & 11AM Discipleship Class
8 The Baptism of the Lord 8 AM Mass Women’s Club meeting 6:30 PM Finance Committee 6 PM
98 AM Mass
10 8 AM Mass Choir practice 5:45 PM
11 8 AM Mass
12 Office Closed NO Morning Service
13 5-5:45 PM Confessions 6 PM Vigil St. Hilary
14 8 & 11AM Family Promise (Interfaith Hospitality) Week Jan. 14-21
15 Office Closed 8 AM Mass Building & Grounds Committee 6 PM Parish Council 7 PM
M L King Day
16 8 AM Mass
17 8 AM Mass Choir practice 5:45 PM St. Anthony
18 8 AM Mass
19
NO Morning Service
20 5-5:45 PM Confessions 6 PM Vigil Sts. Fabian and Sebastian
21 8 & 11AM Discipleship Class
22 8 AM Mass Day of Prayer for the Protection of Unborn Children
23 8 AM Mass St. Vincent St. Marianne Cope
24 8 AM Mass Choir practice 5:45 PM St. Francis de Sales
25 8 AM Mass Conversion of St. Paul the Apostle
26
NO Morning Service Sts. Timothy and Titus
27 5-5:45 PM Confessions 6 PM Vigil Memorial Garden Brick Sales after ALL Masses St. Angela Merici
28 8 & 11AM Discipleship Class Memorial Garden Brick Sales after ALL Masses
29 8 AM Mass
30 8 AM Mass
31 8 AM Mass Choir practice 5:45 PM St. John Bosco
Parish Mass Schedule: Sun. 8 & 11 AM Mon. – Thurs. 8 AM Fri. 8 AM NO Service Sat. 6 PM Vigil Confessions 5-5:45 PM Consult bulletin for changes.
Regular Program Schedule PREP (Parish Religious Education Program) Sun. 9:15-10:40 AM Discipleship Class 9:50-10:40 AM RCIA Consult bulletin for changes.
Deanery Mass Schedule: St. Peter the Apostle M-F 7:30 AM Cathedral M-F 7:30 AM & Noon Blessed Sacrament M-F 8 AM St. Peter & Paul Tue/F 8:30 AM
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Operation Christmas Child (Shoebox Gift)
My dear fellow Parishioners, during this year of 2017 we collected 129 shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child, which was truly amazing! The generosity, spirit and love you all brought to this project
shows just how wonderful this small parish is in sharing what God has given to all of us. This was a 50% increase from last year. Our shoeboxes have been shipped and delivered to several countries to many deserving young girls and boys, thanks to all of you!
Here are the locations our boxes have been shipped to:
Chad, Central Africa ‐ Shipped on December 5th Namibia, Africa – Shipped on December 20th Burkina Fasco, West Africa – Shipped on December 13th Mali, West Africa – Shipped on December 12th Other hard to reach locations – Shipped on December 14th
“But he that is the greatest among you will be your servant.”
Matthew 23:11
Thank you for your time and generosity to support this wonderful
outreach. May God bless you and your family always!
“Let your light so shine before men….and glorify your Father in heaven.” Matthew 5:16
A March for Life bus trip is planned for Friday, January 19, 2018! This will be the second pilgrimage organized by the Savannah Deanery Respect Life Ministry to Atlanta, Ga, on the anniversary of the 1973 Supreme Court decision Roe v. Wade. Since Nellie Gray organized the first March for Life in Washington in 1974, the number of marches has increased to hundreds of rallies in January all over the country. These marches give thousands of life-affirming leaders, clergy and citizens a chance to speak up for the defenseless, so that one day each may stand before God and say, “I did speak out; I was not silent in the face of the wanton killing of innocents.” Our pilgrimage will begin at 7:00 a.m. in the parking lot off of I-16 at Dean Forest (307) and Town Center Rd. (directly across from the entry gate to Southbridge). Parking is free. Prayer, scripture reading, singing and other activities are planned on the way to and from our state capital. Upon arrival in downtown Atlanta, we will visit a local parish and eat lunch. At 1:00 p.m., we will take part in a roadside witness until 2:00 p.m. Around 2:30 p.m. our bus will load for the return trip to Savannah. Arrival time back at the point of departure will be approximately 6:30 p.m.
Due to the generosity of our sponsoring Deanery Churches and the Knights of Columbus, the cost of the bus trip is FREE! (Food and incidentals will be the responsibility of each pilgrim, as well as any tip for the bus driver.)
A reservation form (below) is required so that reservations do not exceed seats
(56) on the bus. All reservations should be submitted to the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist Church Office (mailing address: 222 E. Harris Street, Savannah, GA 31401), care of Gretchen Reese, by January 6. Once the bus is full, remaining names will be placed on a waiting list in order received and notified should space become available. Please book as soon as possible. We look forward to hearing from you soon! Savannah Deanery Respect Life Ministry _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Return reservation to Cathedral Office (address above). Please print information below clearly.
2018 March for Life Bus Trip to Atlanta
Today’s Date: _____________________ Number of Persons:__________________ Name (s)______________________________________________________________ Phone #____________________ email ____________________________________ Address______________________________________________________________ Church _______________________________________________________________
- ,~lA,rch I or Life 2018
