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December 24, 2017

Liturgy Schedule

(until Memorial Day Weekend)

Holy Redeemer by the Sea - Kitty Hawk (HR) 301 W. Kitty Hawk Road

Kitty Hawk, NC 27949

Confession 4:00 pm — 4:30pm

Sunday Mass 9:00 am Holy Trinity by the Sea Chapel - Nags Head (HT)

Milepost 16 at the Intersection of 12 & 158 Saturday Mass

7:30 pm (Bilingual)

Sunday Mass 11:00 am Y R

Holy Redeemer by the Sea – Kitty Hawk Monday - Friday: Morning Prayer 8:45 am Mass/Communion Service 9:00 am Holy Days of Obligation: Vigil Mass of the Day

7:30 pm: Bilingual at HT 9:00 am & 6:00 pm at HR

Healing Mass - 1st Wednesday: 9:00 am Adoration - 1st Friday: 9:30 - 11:00 am

C A Santo Redentor del Mar

Lunes - Viernes: Oración de la Mañana: 8:45 am Servicio de Misa / Comunión: 9:00 am

Días Santos de Obligación: Vigilia

Misa del Dia Misa de Sanación Primer Miércoles:

7:30 pm: Misa (Bilingüe) Santísima Trinidad del Mar 9:00 am y 6:00 pm 9:00 am, Santo Redentor

Primer Viernes: Adoración del Santisimo Sacramento

9:30 am—11:00 am

Saturday

Mass 5:00 pm

December 24, 2017

P C (252) 261-4700 office (252)-261-1405 fax

Emergencies/Emergencias: (252) 261-4700 x 215 Parish Office hours:

Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Email: contact@obxcatholicparish.org

Website: www.obxcatholicpar ish.org https://www.facebook.com/

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Sacraments / Sacramentos Sacrament of Reconciliation/Sacramento de

la Reconciliación: Holy Redeemer — Saturday 4:00 to 4:30 pm and

by appointment Ministry to the Sick

We are grateful to know if there is a person you feel should be on our bulletin prayer list, or who would benefit by a visit from a Eucharistic Min-ister or anointing by a priest. Please ask the indi-vidual to call our office @ (252) 261-4700 with that request, or, if he or she is unable to call, please ask the next of kin or an immediate fami-ly member to contact us. In emergencies, when our parish office is closed, please call @ (252) 261-4700 x 215.

Ministerio para los Enfermos Estamos agradecidos de saber si hay una perso-na que usted siente que debe estar en nuestra lista de Oración de Boletines, o quién se benefi-ciaría con la visita de un Ministro Eucarístico o la unción de un Sacerdote. Por favor advice al individuo que llame a nuestra oficina @ (252) 261-4700 con esa solicitud, o, si él o ella esta icapaz de llamar, por favor pregunte a los famili-ares o una familia inmediata para contactarnos. En las emergencias, cuando nuestra Oficina Par-roquial esta cerrado, por favor llame a través de @ (252) 261-4700 x 215.

For All Other Sacraments Please call the Parish Sacramental Coordinator, Val Cummings, at 252-261-4700 or hlyrdmrwed@aol.com for information regarding all other Sacramental Programs. Para todos los demás Sacramentos Por favor llame al Coordinadora Sacramental Parroquial, Val Cummings, @ 252-261-4700 or hlyrdmrwed@aol.com para obtener información sobre todos los demás Programas Sacramentales.

With the exception of the Anointing of the Sick, all Sacraments and Litur-gies take place inside the Church/Chapel Building. Parish Administration

Pastor/Parroco: Parochial Vicar: Business Manager: Executive Assistant: Financial Assistant: Bulletin Editor: Admin. Assistant: Director, Religious Education: Director, Youth Activities: Music:

Rev. Dr. William F. Walsh, osfs Rev. John A. Hanley, osfs Tim Gregory Val Cummings Jane Parker Marian Sciacchitano Carol Gorman Anne Petera Grace Ghirardi Emily DiNoto John Buford, Kim Kalman

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Daily Schedule and Mass Intentions Holy Redeemer by the Sea Catholic Parish

Faith Development

The Sanctuary Candle burns this week in memory of Gino Oresti and the Gospel Candle burns this week in memory of Jerry Balonis.

The Liturgical Color to wear next weekend is White.

Mass Intentions: If you wish to remember your loved ones at Mass at Holy Redeemer by the Sea Parish, please contact our parish office (252) 261-4700 or make your request via our website: www.obxcatholicparish.org.

Monday — December 25 (Parish Office Closed) 9:00 am Mass for † Bill & Jackie Kegel at HR Tuesday — December 26 8:45 am Morning Prayer 9:00 am Communion Service at HR Wednesday — December 27 8:45 am Morning Prayer 9:00 am Communion Service at HR Thursday — December 28 8:45 am Morning Prayer 9:00 am Communion Service at HR 6:30 pm Choir Friday — December 29 8:45 am Morning Prayer 9:00 am Communion Service at HR 3:00 pm Bingo at Peak Resources Saturday — December 30 4:00 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation at HR 5:00 pm Mass for † Jerry Balonis at HR Celebrant: Fr. John Hanley, osfs 7:30 pm Mass for the People of the Parish (Living and Deceased) (Bilingual) at HT Celebrant: Fr. Bill Walsh, osfs Sunday — December 31 9:00 am Mass for † Joseph Samson at HR Celebrant: Fr. Bill Walsh, osfs 11:00 am Mass for † Joseph Samson at HT, Celebrant: Fr. John Hanley, osfs 3:00 pm Divine Mercy Chaplet Vigil Mass—Solemnity of Mary 7:30 pm Mass for the People of the Parish (Living and Deceased) (Bilingual) at HT Celebrant: Fr. Bill Walsh, osfs

“A really patient man neither complains nor seeks to be pitied; he will speak simply and truly of his trouble, without exaggerating its weight or bemoaning him-self.” - St. Francis de Sales

Please Worship With Us

At Mass This Christmas

Sunday, December 24 ** 4:00 pm/Family Mass at Holy Redeemer by the

Sea 7:00 pm/Mass at Holy Redeemer by the Sea

7:30 pm/Mass at Holy Trinity Chapel (Bilingual)

Monday, December 25 9:00 am/Mass at Holy Redeemer by the Sea

Sunday, December 31 ** 7:30 pm/Mass at Holy Trinity Chapel

(Bilingual)

Monday, January 1 9:00 am/Mass at Holy Redeemer by the Sea 6:00 pm/Mass at Holy Redeemer by the Sea

** Regular Sunday Morning Masses will also be celebrated.

Faith Formation If you want to know what is happening in Faith For-mation, check out the google calendar on our website at obxcatholicparish.org. under the Faith Formation link. Just a reminder for Year 2 students that your com-pleted Confirmation packets are due by January 7, 2018. If have any questions or concerns, please contact me at gsghirardihr@gmail.com or 261.4700. Have a blessed Christmas. Grace Ghirardi, Director, Religious Education Please Note: There are no classes or Children’s Liturgy of the Word on Dec. 24 and 31. We will resume on January 7, 2018.

Healing Mass: The next Healing Mass, where the Sacrament of the Sick is administered, will be celebrated on January 3 at 9:00 am at Holy Redeemer .

The parish office is closed Monday, December 25 through Monday, January 1, 2018 and reopens on Tuesday, January 2, 2018.

North Carolina Mass and March for Life in Washington, DC

Join us on January 19 for Mass at 11:30 am in the Basili-ca of the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Wash-ington, DC, followed by the March for Life on the Na-tional Mall. Contact the Office of Respect Life and Social Concerns at Marybeth.phillips@raldioc.org for infor-mation about getting a seat on a bus leaving from more than 20 parishes within the Diocese.

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Holy Redeemer by the Sea Catholic Parish welcomes new members to our parish family. If you are new to the area and wish to register, forms may be obtained from the bulletin board in the Parish Gather-ing Space or from the parish office. You may register on our website: www.obxcatholicparish.org. La Parroquia Católica de Santo Redentor les da la bienve-nida a los nuevos miembros de nuestra familia parroquial. Las inscripciones se encuentran en la parte de atrás de la iglesia.

Reflecting on God’s Word In today’s first reading King David is settled in his ce-dar palace, no upcoming battles on the horizon, feeling quite content, glass of wine in hand, chatting with Nathan the prophet about how good life is, when he gets this in-spiration: “God should have a house! Certainly more than that old tent we have been dragging around. And I will build it!” Nathan approves. But that night, God weighs in: “Tell David, ‘Thanks, but no thanks. I like the tent.’ ” We don’t know why God said no to David. But it seems that God wanted to make clear not only who was building God’s dwelling place but also who really was in charge of everything. God was the kingdom builder and God chose to work with very simple material, like a tent. But this was nothing compared to God’s decision a millennium later, on the day when the angel Gabriel was sent to a town of Galilee called Naza-reth. God’s plan from the beginning was to take up residence among us closer than any building could be, whether it was as magnificent as Solomon’s temple or as humble as the simplest parish church. What God intended was to dwell with us as one of us, taking on human flesh and blood. And in the fullness of time God came asking if one of us would be willing. We don’t know how long it took for Mary to answer. We only remember the important thing: she said yes. —James A. Wallace, C.Ss.R. Copyright © 2014, World Library Publications. All rights re-served.

Kim Kalman, one of our music ministers, has released several Chris-tian CDs which can be purchased through her website: www.kimkalman.com or by

mail via PO Box 1993, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948. CDs are $15 plus $3 for shipping.

Parish Sacrificial Giving Summary Sunday, December 17, 2017

Offertory Retired Religious Christmas $ 7,511.00 $ 245.00 $ 300.00 Capital Improvement $ 32.00

Divine Mercy Devotion We are so blessed to have the Divine Mercy Devotion every Sunday afternoon at Holy Redeemer by the Sea Church at 3 PM. Everyone is invited to come and say this brief, but powerful Chaplet prayer. Those who par-ticipate in this devotion have experienced the power of prayer and of God's Mercy. Please contact Marcy Martin at 252.261.7946 if you would like us to pray for a loved one. If you wish, your prayer can be written in the Divine Mercy Book of Intentions.

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Living God’s Word O come, O come, Emmanuel. Make your dwelling place in us this day. Let the world recognize that we are a peo-ple chosen to be a sign of your loving, merciful, justice-seeking, reconciling presence in the world. Thank you for the many ways you continue to do the impossible in us, through us. Amen. Copyright © 2014, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.

Just a reminder for Eucharist Ministers, Lectors and Altar Servers. The Ministry Mass Schedule is just one click away. It is located under Schedules on our website at: http://obxcatholicparish.org/

Fourth Sunday of Advent December 24, 2017 The child to be born will be called holy, the Son of God. —Luke 1:35

Cuarto Domingo de Adviento 24 de diciembre de 2017 El Santo, que va a nacer de ti, será llamado Hijo de Dios. —Lucas 1:35

SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Fourth Sunday of Advent Monday: The Nativity of the Lord (Christmas) Tuesday: St. Stephen; Kwanzaa begins Wednesday: St. John Thursday: The Holy Innocents Friday: Fifth Day within the Octave of the Nativity of the Lord; St. Thomas Becket Saturday: Sixth Day within the Octave of the Nativity

Bulletin Notices: Please email your information to Marian Sciacchitano at sciacch@yahoo.com. Deadline for the bulletin is noon Wednesday of the previous week.

Low Gluten Hosts Available We have low gluten hosts available for Communion at all Masses. If you need a low gluten host, please make the request to one of our Eucharist Ministers before Mass.

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Peace and Justice

Beach Food Pantry If you are visiting the Outer Banks, please consider dropping off surplus food on your way home. There are baskets in the Church’s Gathering Space at Holy Redeemer for food donations. All food donations are welcome, but the Beach Food Pantry is es-pecially in need of the following items: laundry detergent (30-40 oz.), bar soap, toilet paper (4 roll packages only), ketchup, mustard, salad dressings, oil, healthy snacks, coffee, tea, nutritious cereal (no oatmeal), mayonnaise, canned corn, canned spaghetti sauce, elbow macaroni and canned meats. Please do not donate out-of-date, opened, used or perishable items, as health laws do not allow us to distribute these items. For more information on the Pan-try’s mission and needs, please visit: www.beachfoodpantry.org.

Ladies by the Sea Ladies by the Sea will begin the New Year with a Lunch-eon to be held at Duck Woods Country Club on Wednesday, January 10, 2018 at 12:30 pm. Cost is $14 per person, payable in CASH ONLY (This includes lunch, a non-alcoholic beverage, dessert, tax & gratuity). If you plan to attend, please RSVP no later than January 7th to Patty Pelkey 261-5085 or pjpelkey@aol.com Note: This luncheon takes the place of our regular Janu-ary Sunday meeting. Dues for 2018 ($5) can be paid at this luncheon or at any other LBTS/Crafty Ladies Meet-ing

Creative Choices Pregnancy Resources The staff and volunteers at Creative Choices Pregnancy Resource Center wish the staff and parishioners at Holy Redeemer by the Sea a very Merry Christmas. Thank you for your support, prayers and assistance throughout the past year. For more information about the Creative Choices Pregnancy Resource Center mission and needs, please visit: http://creativechoicesprc.com/ Mary Campbell

Father Bill,

Father John and the Parish Staff wish

you and your family a blessed Christmas.

Knights of Columbus, Council#8759 Fifth Sunday Rosary

Please join the Knights of Columbus in praying the ro-sary. Parishioners and their families are encouraged to pray the Rosary as a corporate body when a 5th Sunday occurs during a month. The Rosary will be prayed imme-diately after the 5:00 pm Mass on December 30 & after the 9:00 am Mass on December 31, 2017. The Fifth Sunday Rosary Program was created to unify and strengthen families, help build the domestic church, bring parishioners together, and promote devotion to Mary. For more information, please call Grand Knight, Dennis Zegan, (252) 715-0494.

Crafty Ladies The Crafty Ladies will take a holiday break. We will re-sume our crafty Tuesday meeting on January 9th at 10 am. As it is the second Tuesday of the month, we will be dedicating it to our prayer shawl ministry, however you may bring your own projects to work on, too. See you in January! Patty Pelkey

Room in The Inn This homeless assistance program provides overnight accommodations and meals to people in need. The week of January 7th our parishioners will be providing as-sistance. Several folks have already offered to help, but there are still some open slots for providing dinner, donat-ing supplies for breakfast and lunch, and a "few good men" to chaperone overnight accommodations for the week. If you are interested in being a part of this ministry or would like more information, please call Susan Sil-bernagel at 203-733-8927.

The Next Level Are you involved in Parish Ministry but looking to move to the next level of ser-vice? Perhaps a seat on the Pastoral Council will fill that desire. In January, we will be holding elections for our Pasto-ral Council, open to all current Parish vol-unteers. Details on the nomination and

election procedures will be outlined in a future bulletin. During this Christmas season, please prayerfully consid-er giving the gift of your service on the Pastoral Council to our faith community.

Prayer Shawl Ministry: We have given out over 1,400 prayer shawls. Thank you! Kits of yarn & in-structions are in the Gathering Space. To request a shawl or for information call Margaret Doyle, 441-3036. The Ladies by the Sea also sponsor a Rosary Bead Ministry. We will take old and broken rosaries. Please call Sue Fagan, 597.8100.

Please Join Us for Little Rock Scripture Study

Come and explore the beauty of reading scripture! Our next session will be Jeremiah, beginning Wednesday, January 3, and ending Wednesday, March 14, 2018. All the sessions will be held at Holy Redeemer by the Sea Catholic Church every Wednesday from 9:45 a.m. until 11:15 a.m. The cost of materials is $20.00 which includes the Bible Commentary and Study Guide. Sign up deadline is Wednesday, January 3, 2018. Please contact Judy Gach with questions and to register: 336.682.7412 or jgach1@yahoo.com.

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READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Vigil: Is 62:1-5; Ps 89:4-5, 16-17, 27- 29; Acts 13:16-17, 22-25; Mt 1:1-25 [18-25] During the Night: Is 9:1-6; Ps 96:1-3, 11-13; Ti 2:11-14; Lk 2:1-14 Dawn: Is 62:11-12; Ps 97:1, 6, 11-12; Ti 3:4-7; Lk 2:15-20 Day: Is 52:7-10; Ps 98:1-6; Heb 1:1-6; Jn 1:1-18 [1-5, 9-14] Tuesday: Acts 6:8-10; 7:54-59; Ps 31:3cd-4, 6, 8ab, 16bc, 17; Mt 10:17 -22 Wednesday: 1 Jn 1:1-4; Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 11-12; Jn 20:1a, 2-8 Thursday: 1 Jn 1:5 — 2:2; Ps 124:2-5, 7cd-8; Mt 2:13-18 Friday: 1 Jn 2:3-11; Ps 96:1-3, 5b-6; Lk 2:22- 35 Saturday: 1 Jn 2:12-17; Ps 96:7-10; Lk 2:36-40 Sunday: Sir 3:2-6, 12-14 or Gn 15:1-6; 21:1-3; Ps 128: 1-5 or Ps 105:1-6, 8-9; Col 3:12-21 [12-17] or Hb 11:8, 11-12, 17-19; Lk 2:22-40 [22, 39-40]

Ministries to the Sick—The compassion and caring of the parishioners of Holy Redeemer by the Sea for the sick and homebound are truly a work of mercy. We are grateful to know if there is a person you feel should be on our bulletin prayer list, or who would benefit by a visit from a Eucharistic Minister or anointing by a priest. Please ask the individual to call our office (252) 261-4700 with that request, or, if he or she is unable to call, please ask the next of kin or an immediate family mem-ber to contact us. The Sacrament of the Sick is available to all in need of healing. PLEASE DO NOT WAIT until death is imminent to offer your loved one this grace.

Parish Prayer List: Please pray for all the sick especially: Annette York, Jim Neis, Suzy Barrett, Judy Echols, Liam Bane, Victoria Hively, Abby Gail Buckley, Glenn Eure, Fr. John Dorgan, Tom DeSocio, Audrey Meek-

ins, Kim Dixon, Sean Rolleri, Debbie Miley, Carol Wat-ters, Stephen Yaciuk, Pam Puhak, Sandy Martin, Tex Salzer, John Gregory, Adrianne Makowski, Patricia Maier, Teri Anderson, Nonia Gay Jones, Marianne Chessick, Diane Brennaman, Mary Sansone, Nessa Vayette, Elizabeth Coppedge, Barbara Kinney, Monica Walker, Bill Wamp, Mark Christian Walker Jr. USMC, Rudy Metzger, Sheila Chieco, Lore Welch, Vicky Cam-panale, Meredith Larson, Mary Biracree, Brett Holland, Martin Quinn, Margaret Rafferty, Evelyn Hendrix, Rose-marie Rudin, Janet Burkley. Names will be kept on the prayer list for 1 month from the time they are requested.

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION Children of the parish are somewhat focused on Santa Claus these days, who is keeping an eye on who’s naughty and who’s nice. Santa Claus, with his heavenly patron Saint Nicholas, has been more or less in charge of gift-giving to American children for a hundred years or so. In other places, perhaps more attentive to our Christian tradition, there are different gift-bearers. In Greece, Saint Basil delivers the pre-sents on his feast day, December 31, and makes sure every-one is sprinkled with holy water. The Baby Jesus is in charge elsewhere, called the Christkind in Austria and Belgium, El Niño Jesús in Columbia, and Le Petit Jesus in France, where he shares his duties with Père Noël. In the Czech Republic almost everyone is atheist, but Ježíšek, the infant Jesus, brings gifts to one and all. In Po-land the “Star Man” is said to bring the gifts, although often he turns out to be the village priest in disguise. Saint Nicho-las, not his Americanized cousin, is the giver in Holland, where he wears a bishop’s miter, and in Russia, where he wears a bishop’s crown. Soviet Russia tried to dethrone Saint Nicholas and promote Grandfather Frost, but no one was much fooled by this attempt to squeeze religion out of Christ’s birth. One country has a saintly woman in charge of the gifts, Saint Lucy, honored in Sweden on December 13, when chil-dren serve their parents breakfast in bed, and others awake to news that they have been nominated for a Nobel Prize. Some children have a second round of gifts on Epiphany, when the magi assume the gift-giving duties. In general, the gifts of Christmas are simple pleasures, not great heaps of treasures. Once upon a time, a new pair of socks or an orange was enough for us. No matter what gifts we receive, all of them are to point us to the true gift, and the true giver. —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

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Salesian Sunday Reflection

Fourth Sunday of Advent December 24, 2017

In today’s Gospel we experience Mary’s openness to God’s will for her. St. Fran-cis has many thoughts on being open to God’s love, which is God’s will in our life: Mary’s greatest gift was her absolute openness to God’s love. God speaks to us through inspirations and the inner stirrings of our heart. We must be open to will-ingly accept the inspirations it may please God to send us. By inspirations we mean all those interior desires, acts of regret, thoughts and affections God places in our hearts to awaken and attract us to authentic virtues, holy love, and good resolu-tions. In short everything that sends us on our way to our everlasting welfare. Any thought that causes us anxiety and fear must be let go, as they do not come from God who is Prince of Peace. When a good inspiration comes, receive it as an ambassador sent by a leader of a nation. Approach it simply and gently. Listen calmly to God’s proposal. Think of the love it inspires in you, and cherish it. Nurture your good desire and keep it alive by sleeping in the arms of God’s providence. That is, give your inspiration complete, loving and permanent consent by peacefully accepting it, and trusting that God will give you the love you need to fulfill it. In this way, God will be pleased with your good will. Sometimes when God asks us to do some good work, all God really wants is our willingness to do the work, and not the accomplish-ment. While Jesus established the Kingdom on earth, He left work for His Apostles and future generations to help Him bring it to completion. However, before you consent to and act on inspirations that are important or unu-sual, always consult your spiritual adviser to affirm whether they are true or false. Once the consent is given, you must hasten to put the inspiration into practice. The fruit of our practice is true virtue that keeps us continually open, like Mary, to God’s infinite love. (Francis de Sales, Introduction…; Power & Wright, Francis de Sales, Jane de Chantal)

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GOD’S PROMISE The lengthy passage from Samuel is a wonderful exposition of God’s promise to the house of David: that his throne would forever be gloriously occupied by his descendants. Hidden in the mystery of the prophecy is the promise of the Savior, the Messiah, Son of God and Son of David. The prophet Nathan, speaking in God’s name, poetically turns around David’s plan to build a house for God, and an-nounces God’s plan to build a “house,” that is, a dynasty for David.

From this house of David will come the Messiah, the Christ, not in kingly splendor as David ruled, but as a humble man, destined to rule forever and over all. When God gives a gift, it’s amazing what we are given—so different from what we ever could have imagined. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

The Love My Life Youth Rally will be held at Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral!

This annual event will be held on January 13, 2018 at Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral, Raleigh, NC. This is an opportunity for Catholic teens to come together to cele-brate life, to connect with others from across the Dio-cese, and to learn more about living and promoting the pro-life culture. Mass will be held after the rally, and the youth and adults will be sent forth to participate in the March for Life. The Love My Life Rally will feature a dynamic speaker, music, great free food, and will draw our youth to live out a culture of loving, protecting and celebrating all hu-man life! As Catholics, we are all called to live life abun-dantly, and this event will inspire our youth to join with hundreds from our Diocese in witnessing to others God’s special gift of human life.

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