Transcript Dec 28 - Saint Timothy Catholic Church

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MASS INTENTIONS
SATURDAY — ..................................... .............. DECEMBER 27, 2014
4:00 PM Rick and Randy Saulpaugh
John S., John F and Sophie Paluszak
6:00 PM Joseph Hunter
SUNDAY — ...................................... .............. D ECEMBER 28, 2014
7:00 AM Ila Burlingame
Theresa Garabo
9:00 AM Murray Walker
Sara and Louis Bevilacqua
(9:00 Mass has Sign Language interpreter)
11:00 AM Wanda Narajowski
Geno Saiani
12:45 PM Bill Killroy
Frank Tucker
5:00 PM Robert Stevens
Stys and Marotto Families
MONDAY—— ...................................... .............. DECEMBER 29, 2014
7:15 AM John Hubbard
Martha Mendez
8:30 AM Maggie Nichols
Eydie Robacker
Jonathan Thaden
TUESDAY—— ..................................... .............. DECEMBER 30, 2014
7:15 AM Poor Souls
Vera LaRocco
8:30 AM Theodore E. King, Jr.
Robert Lee
WEDNESDAY—— ............................... .............. DECEMBER 31, 2014
7:15 AM Sondra Gadaleto
8:30 AM Eucharistic Mass Association
4:00 PM John and Johnnie Pucel
William Henderson
6:00 PM Maurice Brady
Isidra Carasig
THURSDAY—— .................................. ................. JANUARY 01, 2015
7:00 AM William Henderson
Kellyann Street
9:00 AM Roberto Halphen
Darryl Champion
11:00 AM Catherine DeAngelo
Special Intention of Gaetan Roy
FRIDAY——— ..................................... ................. J ANUARY 02, 2015
7:15 AM Bill Henderson
Special Intention of Joan Linz
8:30 AM Gary Wydick
Loretta Kelly
SATURDAY —— ................................. ................. JANUARY 03, 2015
8:30 AM Edward Webber
Orlando Houghtaling
DECEMBER 28, 2014
MINISTRY EVENTS
................................... ........ December 28, 2014
No Faith Formation Class
No Youth Ministry Meeting
MONDAY, ................................... ........ December 29, 2014
10:00 AM Legion of Mary ........... ............................. Room 7
NO Bingo
TUESDAY, ................................... ........ December 30, 2014
09:15 AM Rosary Makers ........... ............................. Room 7
09:30 AM Women’s Karing Krafters ......................... Room 4
01:30 PM Scripture for Life......... .......................Room 1 & 2
07:00 PM AA & Alanon............... . Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7
WEDNESDAY, ............................... ........ December 31, 2014
New Year’s Eve
Office and Ministry Building Closed
THURSDAY, .................................. ............ January 01, 2015
New Year’s Holiday
Office and Ministry Building Closed
FRIDAY,
................................... ............ January 02, 2015
09:30 AM Scripture for Life......... ..................... Rooms 1 & 2
SATURDAY, .................................. ............ January 03, 2015
03:00 PM Reconciliation............. .............................. Church
SUNDAY,
WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS
We would like to extend a warm welcome this
week to these new parishioners at St. Timothy
Robert and Terese Bauer; and Gary and
Barbara West
Mary, Mother of God
Wednesday, December 31
04:00 PM Vigil Mass
06:00 PM Vigil Mass
Thursday, January 01
07:00 AM Mass
09:00 AM Mass
11:00 AM Mass
Please note there will be NO 12:45 or 5:00 PM Mass
on New Year’s Day
CHURCH OFFICE CLOSINGS
Please note the Church Office will be closed
Wednesday, December 31, Thursday, January 1
Enjoy the New Year!
THE MONEY COUNTER’S PRAYER
DAILY RECITATION OF THE ROSARY
Blessed are the parishioners who use their
numbered envelope; who write the amount in
the correct box; who seal the envelope
without Scotch tape and staples. For they
make our work easier.
Amen.
Recitation of the Rosary at 6:45 AM Monday-Friday,
Prior to the 7:15 AM Mass and at 8:00 AM Monday –
Saturday, Prior to 8:30 AM Daily Mass
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We rarely get a chance to see another country's
editorial about the USA
'God Bless America !'
I watched the live broadcast and rerun after
rerun for hours listening to the story of the guy
who went down one hundred floors with a
woman in a wheelchair without knowing who
she was, or of the Californian hockey player, who gave
his life fighting with the terrorists and prevented the
plane from hitting a target that could have killed other
FROM A ROMANIAN NEWSPAPER: hundreds or thousands of people.
Why are Americans so united? They
How on earth were they able to
would not resemble one another
respond united as one human
even if you painted them all one
being? Imperceptibly, with every
color! They speak all the languages
word and musical note, the
of the world and form an astonishing
memory of some turned into a
mixture of civilizations and religious
modern myth of tragic heroes.
beliefs.
And with every phone call,
On 9/11, the American tragedy
millions and millions of dollars
turned three hundred million people
were put into collection aimed at
into a hand put on the heart.
rewarding not a man or a family,
Nobody rushed to accuse the White
but a spirit, which no money can
House, the Army, or the Secret
buy. What on earth unites the
Service that they are only a bunch of
Americans in such a way? Their
losers. Nobody rushed to empty
land? Their history? Their
their bank accounts. Nobody rushed
economic Power? Money? I
out onto the streets nearby to gape
tried for hours to find an answer,
about.
humming songs and murmuring
phrases with the risk of sounding
Instead the Americans volunteered
commonplace, I thought things
to donate blood and to give a helping
over, I reached but only one
hand.
conclusion... Only freedom can work such miracles.
After the first moments of panic, they raised their flag over the
Cornel Nistorescu
smoking ruins, putting on T-shirts, caps and ties in the colors of
the national flag. They placed flags on buildings and cars as if in
every place and on every car a government official or the
GOD BLESS AMERICA !!!
president was passing. On every occasion, they started singing:
Read this excerpt from a Romanian Newspaper.
The article was written by Mr. Cornel Nistorescu
and published under the title 'C'ntarea Americii,
meaning 'Ode ToAmerica ') in the Romanian newspaper
Evenimentulzilei 'The Daily Event' or 'News of the Day'.
Volunteers are needed as Ushers, Altar Servers and
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. If you attend Mass
each week, rather than just sit in a pew, consider volunteering
for one of the Ministries. It is through such volunteers that our
Parish becomes the Body of Christ. Call (352) 753-0989 and
speak with Pat Schaefer.
REQUEST FROM FR. ED
PLEASE BE A RESPONSIBLE DRIVER
Please, when backing up in the Church Parking lot, be cautious
about the cars behind you. Should your vehicle hit another
vehicle, please leave a note with the appropriate information so
the owner may contact you.
RCIA CORNER
On Sunday, December 7, during the 9:00 AM
Mass, Cyndi Mehalick participated in the Rite
of Acceptance Into the Order of
Catechumens. She continues her journey to
the Easter Vigil where she will receive the Sacraments of
Initiation: Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Eucharist. Please pray
for her.
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DECEMBER 28, 2014
DOORS OPEN AT 3:30 PM COMFORT
/29 PM SEATING ABLE
EARLY GAMES24:45
1
O 5:45 PM
PACKAGE GGAMES
3 JACKPOTS
BIN … $250 EACH
NOPrizes — Packages start at $18
Minimum of 5 Door
Sandwich, coffee & cake (donation $1 each player)
BINGO GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE
KING
SMO
NON-
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL FOOD PANTRY
ITEMS FOR NEXT WEEK:
Pork & Beans, Canned Vegetables
Toilet Paper, Detergent and
Personal sized toiletries
are always welcome
(Please do not donate any
items past their expiration date.)
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SECOND HOME THRIFT STORE PICK UP
Due to Christmas and New Year’s Day falling on
Thursdays, the next scheduled monthly Pick Up
will be Thursday, January 29, 2015.
The Thursday, January 29, 2015 pick-up will cover
our normal Last Thursday of the month pick up for January as
well as the pick-up for December.
There will be a truck parked in the south parking lot from 7:00 –
11:00 AM to accept any donations you can bring here.
If you have a major appliance or a piece of large furniture that
you would like to donate to SVDP Second Home Thrift Store,
please call
1-888-986-4483 to schedule a pickup.
RECYCLING—THANK YOU
Thanks to all who are recycling newspapers and magazines.
The income received from this effort helps the St.
Vincent de Paul Society purchase items for our
Food Pantry. These monies are also used to help
those in financial need. Perhaps your neighbors
are looking for a place to recycle their newspapers
and magazines. If possible, bring their newspapers and
magazines with yours when you drop off your recycling. We do
request that you please not put paper or plastic bags in the bins.
EYE GLASSES “R” NEEDED
Needed by many people. Please drop extras
in the box in the office.
Sponsored by the Lion’s Club
When they had fulfilled all the prescriptions of the law of the Lord,
they returned to Galilee, to their own town of Nazareth. The child
grew and became strong, filled with wisdom; and the favor of
God was upon him. - Lk 2:39-40
Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass ©2001, 1998, 1970 CCD.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 28, 2014
Sunday:
Gn 15:1-6; 21:1-3 /Heb 11:8, 11-12, 7-19/Lk 2:22-40
Monday:
1 Jn 2:3-11/Lk 2:22-35
Tuesday:
1 Jn 2:12-17/Lk 2:36-40
Wednesday:
1 Jn 2:18-21/Jn 1:1-18
Thursday:
Nm 6:22-27/Gal 4:4-7/Lk 2:16-21
Friday:
1 Jn 2:22-28/Jn 1:19-28
Saturday:
1 Jn 2:29--3:6/Jn 1:29-34
Next Sunday: Is 60:1-6/Eph 3:2-3a, 5-6/Mt 2:1-12
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TODAY’S MUSIC
Gathering Song:
Hark! the Herald Angels Sing ....... TM 66
Offertory Hymn:
What Child is This ........................ TM 92
Communion Song: O Little Town of Bethlehem .......... TM 79
Away in A Manger ........................ TM 63
Closing Song:
Angels We Have Heard on High .. TM 64
DECEMBER 28, 2014
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GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP
THE SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
The Grief Support Group will not meet this week due to the
CHRISTMAS GIVING TREE PROGRAM 2014
New Year’s Day holiday! We wish all a very happy new year
Our sincere thanks to all St. Timothy
as we move on to a future of healing and comfort. Our first
parishioners who took tags from our “Giving
meeting in January will be on January 8.
Tree” for your incredible generosity in helping
the needy children in our area. You have
provided 445 children from 157 families with
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE
1780 gifts. This is the largest number of children
RECENTLY DECEASED
we have ever helped through this program.
Catherine Johnson
We would especially thank our maintenance men who collected
Russell Leeker
Joanne Cartwright
and safeguarded all of your precious gifts until they were
Nance Holinko
distributed on December 15. Thanks also to the Faith Formation
Edgar Habert
students who enjoyed bringing down all of the gifts from the loft.
We were blessed by individuals and groups who adopted entire
families, including a generous lawyer, who is also a parishioner,
LAST SUPPER
Villages’ Vietnam Veterans, Aberdeen Village, as well as several
PERPETUAL ADORATION CHAPEL
parishioners and non-parishioners. We would also like to thank a
The Last Supper Adoration Chapel is available for
group of individuals who donated and personalized books which
quiet perpetual adoration in the presence of the
were included in the gift packages, as well as The Villages’
Eucharist.
Woodworking Club, who provided hundreds of wooden toys, and
Cards with information on how you may access
a parishioner who shopped all year for clothes and donated them
the Chapel are available in the Church Office
to the program.
(9:00 AM-4:00 PM Monday – Friday).
Last, but certainly not least, we would like to express our sincere
Please, DO NOT leave any items, Rosary, prayer cards,
appreciation to our pastor, Father Ed, for his incredible support of
booklets, etc., in the Adoration Chapel.
this program. Without his leadership and generosity, this program When entering the Last Supper Adoration Chapel, it is necessary
would not achieve the level of success it has enjoyed over the
to place your full palm against the key pad before entering code.
years.
While at prayer, please pray for
It is an honor and privilege to offer this program to the parish.
an increase in the call to priesthood.
Again, thank you for incredible generosity and we look forward to
your continued support of St. Vincent DePaul Society throughout
PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS
the next year.
Father, we're your people, the work of your hands.
God Bless all of you.
So precious are we in your sight that you sent your Son, Jesus.
Sincerely yours,
Jesus calls us to heal the broken-hearted,
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul
to dry the tears of those who mourn, to give hope to those who
despair,
BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS
and to rejoice in your steadfast love.
We, the baptized, realize our call to serve.
Due Christmas and New Year, the January 4
Help us to know how.
Bulletin has already been submitted to the
Call forth from among us priests, sisters, brothers and lay ministers.
publisher.
With our hearts you continue to love your people.
Thank you for your cooperation.
We
ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son,
who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit,
one God forever and ever.
CANDLES
Six-day candles for the candle stands are available in the
Gift Shop (see hours on Page 9) or in the Church Office
9:00 AM-4:00 PM Monday to Friday for $5.00 each (please
bring exact amount). Other candles burn the red glass at
the bottom requiring costly replacement. Please do not
burn any candles other than the ones sold in the Gift
Shop and Church Office.
In the event the store and office are closed,
please see Fr. Ed for candles
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
VIEW OF ACTIVITIES
COMING EVENTS
January 1:
New Year’s Day
January 2:
First Friday Mass
January 7:
Gathering of the Council
January 13:
Ladies Auxiliary meets
NEW YEAR’S DAY
The Knights of Columbus Council 10034 wishes everyone a
happy and healthy New Year. As we make our resolutions for the
New Year may we add that we spend some time chatting with
Our Lord? Just this one resolution may make the others easier
to keep.
FIRST FRIDAY JANUARY 2
Get a good start to the New Year by going to Mass and then
spend some time with Our Lord in the Last Supper Adoration
Chapel.
JANUARY 7 COUNCIL MEETS
The Officer call will be in Room 6 at 5:45 P.M. And the saying of
the Rosary will begin at 6:45 P.M. in Rooms 1, 2, and 3 with the
business meeting starting at the conclusion of the Rosary.
JANUARY 13 LADIES AUXILIARY MEETING
Our first luncheon/meeting of the New Year will be Tuesday,
January 13, 2015, at Hacienda Hills Country Club Restaurant. If
you did not sign up at our last meeting, please contact Karen
Bontz at 259-9034 for your reservation.
SAVE THE DATE, MARCH 7
There will be applications for playing in the tournament, as well
as flyers and vendor letters, in the back of the meeting room. The
application form may be filled out with the names of your
foursome and mailed with a check(s) covering the entrance fee to
the council’s mailing address. A member of the tournament
committee will take these applications to Orange Blossom Hills to
finish the application process. Have you asked your doctor if they
would take out a tee sign?
MISSIONARY ROSARY MAKERS
If you would like to honor Our Lady in a special
way, plus assist in the work of domestic and
foreign missions, come see us Tuesdays at 9:15
AM. We will teach you how to make rosaries. All
materials are provided. In your own home, in
your spare time, you can help us make a difference. Hope to see
you soon!
DECEMBER 28, 2014
ST. TIMOTHY GIFT SHOP
The Gift Shop is located off the vestibule.
We accept cash or check payments. We do
not accept credit or debit cards.
HONOR FLIGHT
ALL THEY DID WAS SAVE THE WORLD
If you wore the uniform of the Armed
Services of the United States during
World War II or Korea, please contact
us. If you know a Veteran who served
in WW II, please help us contact them.
Villages Honor Flight wants to take you to Washington, DC, to
see your WW II Memorial, plus the Korean, Vietnam, and Iwo
Jima Memorials, and The Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers.
The trip is Free—You Earned It!!!
Background at the National Web Site www.honorflight.org
Veterans, Guardians (Escorts), and Volunteers may apply on the
Local Web Site: www.villageshonorflight.org
Or Call Joe Quinn, 352.350.7350.
ST. MARK THE EVANGELIST CATHOLIC CHURCH
708 SE HWY 42 (BETWEEN RTE 301 AND 441), SUMMERFIELD
FREE CONCERT
James Kilbane is returning to St. Mark the Evangelist to perform
a special country and Gospel Concert on Friday, January 9,
2015. Doors open at 6:00 PM, Concert begins at 7:00 PM.
A free will Love Offering will be taken.
SACRED HEART COLUMBIETTES 8012
PRESENTS: A NIGHT AT THE RACES
Friday, January 9, 2015 at 7:00 PM
At St. Theresa, Mac Loughlin Hall
Rte. 301, Belleview
Admission: $3.50
For Tickets, Call: Joan (3107-1212) or Kathy (342-5227)
GOLF CART FOR SALE
Fr. Peter Mitchell is selling his 2004 Electric
Club Golf Cart. The cart is completely rebuilt.
If you are interested, please call the parish
Office and Fr. Peter will get back to you with
details. (photo not actual cart).
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FAITH FORMATION
FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY OF
JESUS, MARY AND JOSEPH
Jesus was raised in a devout Jewish
family, and they followed the traditions of
visiting the Temple for holidays,
presenting their son to the community
when he reached a certain age, and
raising him in the faith. Taking time to
celebrate this feast highlights the essential role of the family in a
child’s life and in the life of the Church.
BEFORE MASS….
Who were Jesus’s parents? Do you think he had to go to church
with them?
ON THE WAY HOME FROM MASS….
We call families the “domestic Church” because the family is one
important place where people learn about our faith and Catholic
traditions. How do you learn about our faith, prayer, and Catholic
traditions in your family?
In his 2015 Message for the World Day of Peace (January 1),
Pope Francis urges us to recognize the "equal dignity" of our
brothers and sisters who are enslaved and exploited and to work
to end human trafficking, trade in migrants and prostitutes, slave
labor, and the enslavement of women and children. For
information on the World Day of Peace, go to: http://
www.usccb.org/issues-and-action/human-life-and-dignity/war-and
-peace/world-day-of-peace.cfm
LIVE THE WORD….
Draw a family tree and go back as far as you can with knowledge
of both sides of your family. Add open stops for your children’s
future families. Talk about the faith of your family members,
dating back in time. Tell your children as much as you know and
show them “artifacts” that you might have like a rosary that
belonged to your grandmother. If some of your family members
are not Catholic, take some time to learn about other religions.
ATTENTION INACTIVE CATHOLICS
Those who wish to return to our Catholic faith because of
inactivity or some other misunderstanding or hurt,
please call Mike MacDonald at 352-350-8038 or
email at [email protected]. The
least we can do is talk about it and explore ways of returning to
the faith, at your convenience.
Annulment issues can be discussed and remedies
explored.
Notes from Jackie Lee,
Youth Minister
Today we celebrate the Feast of the Holy Family. While we
have a Mother’s Day and a Father’s Day, there is no Hallmark
holiday set aside for Family Day or Parent’s
Day. What could you do today to honor your
family? In a time when actually spending
quality time with people seems hard, find a
way to make that happen, at least for today.
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DECEMBER 28
FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY OF JESUS, MARY, AND JOSEPH
DECEMBER 28, 2014
ST. TIMOTHY ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
1351 Paige Place, Lady Lake, FL 32159
(352) 753-0989 • Fax (352) 753-9602
Very Rev. Ed Waters, Pastor
Rev. Gregg Elliott, Parochial Vicar
Deacon Robert Basye
Rev. Robert V. Fucheck,
Deacon Dick Bigelow
Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Ray Leurck, Retired
Rev. Peter Mitchell, Retired
Rev. Gerald Shovelton, Retired
Celebrate today's Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and
Joseph with a special family dinner. Learn about the World
Meeting of Families (http://www.worldmeeting2015.org/) coming
to the U.S. in September 2015 in Philadelphia. Pope Francis will
be there. Will your family join him?
Follow Pope Francis' advice and remember three key phrases
for living in peace and joy in the family: "may I", "thank you," and
"sorry." (Pope Francis, Angelus, December 29, 2013). Say this
Prayer for Families before your evening meal today.
PRAYER FOR FAMILIES
We bless your name, O Lord,
for sending your own incarnate Son,
to become part of a family,
so that, as he lived its life,
he would experience its worries and its joys.
We ask you, Lord,
to protect and watch over this family,
so that in the strength of your grace
its members may enjoy prosperity,
possess the priceless gift of your peace,
and, as the Church alive in the home,
bear witness in this world to your glory.
We ask this though Christ our Lord.
Amen.
—from Catholic Household Blessings and Prayers.
Look to the Holy Family for inspiration and support as we try to
let God make our families holy in a world so different from
Nazareth. Learn how Pope Francis and the bishops are
examining issues of concern to families everywhere with Synods
on the Family (http://www.usccb.org/issues-and-action/marriageand-family/2014-2015-synods-of-bishops-on-the-family.cfm)*
*Adapted from The Advent, Christmas, Epiphany Journey
by Msgr. Vincent Haut, St. Augustine Catholic courtesy Diocese of St. Augustine
Deacon Fred Giel
Deacon Rich Kaseta
Deacon Ron L’Huillier
Deacon George Mattison
Deacon Kevin Mukri
Deacon John Sullivan
Deacon Russell Anderberg, Retired
Baptism
Preparation Class for Parents (call Parish Office)
Marriage
Four Months Advance Notice
Anointing of the Sick
Call Parish Office for appointment
New Parishioners
Please call Parish Office
Parish Office Hours
Monday-Friday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Confessions:
Tuesday: ............... 9:15 AM
Saturday: .............. 3:00 PM
(Or anytime by appointment)
Mass Schedule
Monday—Friday: 7:15 and 8:30 AM
Saturday: 8:30 AM
Saturday Vigil: 4:00 and 6:00 PM
Sunday: 7:00, 9:00, and 11:00 AM; 12:45 and 5:00 PM
Holy Days of Obligation
Holy Day: 7:00, 9:00 and 11:00 AM
Holy Day Vigil: 4:00 and 6:00 PM
Visit our Website: www.sttimothycc.com
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of Saint Timothy Parish is to be a Catholic
Community of faith called together by our Baptism and bound to
each other through love. We respond to the call of Jesus by
celebrating His presence in prayer and worship proclaiming His
word, calling His people to personal ministry thus affirming their
gifts, building His community through loving service and by
reaching out to all people.
WE PLACE PRAYER, PEACE AND JUSTICE AT THE HEART OF
OUR MISSION
PASTORAL CARE
Bereavement Ministry-Liturgy
Deacon Rich Kaseta ............. 391-5703
Jennie Courter, Coord. Lit. ... 751-1009
Bereavement Ministry-Grief Support
Mary Ehrnman ...................... 753-9853
Michele Jeror ........................ 259-1594
Ministry to the Sick
Deacon Ron L’Huillier ........... 753-0989
Liz Allison .............................. 430-1732
Ministry to the Sick—Home Visits
Gerri Mukri ............................ 633-2686
Knights of Columbus
John Hailey ........................... 259-4209
Joann Hailey ......................... 259-4209
Rich Kobak (4th Degree) ...... 751-7277
St. Vincent de Paul Office ...... 753-1455
Respite Care
Roseann Kory ....................... 750-2819
Kay Cosentino ....................... 259-3567
Respect Life
Deacon John Sullivan ........... 750-6175
Barbara Stewart .................... 753-6376
LITURGICAL LIFE
Altar Care/Worship Environment
Mary Holmes ......................... 753-5060
Altar Linens
Lorraine Beller....................... 750-5054
Marie Lavoie .................. 508-523-0663
Altar Servers
Andrew LoFaro ..................... 753-0989
Choir, Cantors & Hand bells
Bill Doherty ............................ 753-0989
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Comm.
Joan Sullivan ......................... 751-5937
Readers
Carmen Guzman................... 750-3236
Sacristan
Donna Boswell ...................... 750-3002
Terry Walsh........................... 245-0017
Ushers
Joy Holmen ........................... 750-9679
SPIRITUAL LIFE
Benedictine Oblates
Ann Marie Porta .................... 750-9009
Marian Movement of Priests Prayer Cenacle
Angelo Musone ..................... 751-2520
Charismatic Prayer
John Cuccia .......................... 750-3260
Deacon Bob Turbitt ............... 753-3298
Legion of Mary
Rita Diette ............................. 750-2877
Mary Deibler.......................... 751-0715
Servants of Mary
Donna Curtis (Prioress) ........ 750-4307
Spanish Prayer Group
Carmen Guzman................... 750-3236
St. Jude Friends
Gerry Krill .............................. 750-0581
Charlotte Faehn .................... 259-3430
BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS
Bulletin articles must be submitted to
[email protected] by noon on Monday
prior to the Sunday you wish the item published.
Submissions must be approved by the Ministry
Coordinator or Publicity Chairman. Early
submission dates are announced in the Bulletin.
ST. TIMOTHY CATHOLIC COMMUNITY—MINISTRIES
PARISH LIFE
AA & Alanon
Al ........................................... 259-6978
Frank ..................................... 753-3478
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Pat Kennedy .......................... 391-5291
Bible Study
Allen Eskreis .......................... 751-0294
Bingo
John DeLuca ......................... 750-9681
Cancer Support Group
Ray Glaz ............................... 750-3825
Betty Anderson ...............352-753-4068
Catholic Men’s Fellowship
Walt Lenard ....................610-359-9929
Clown Ministry
Jan Robbins .......................... 750-3037
Deaf Ministry
Joanne Devlin ........................ 750-1701
Merlyn Opio ........................... 445-0767
Rick Skiba ......................678-521-7553
Essential Tremors Support Group Ministry
Ken Taylor ............................. 787-3866
Garden Club
Ginny Horsey ......................... 633-3075
Gift Shop .................................. 350-8037
Pat Crowdis ........................... 259-7822
Home Helpers/Repairs
Lee Applegate ....................... 750-6402
Hospitality (“Coffee &”)
Jeannie Rogale ..................... 205-4767
Ethel Nutini ............................ 259-0487
National Alliance of Mental Illness
Diane Heath .......................... 259-2797
Rosary Makers
Sheila Walmsley .................... 350-2272
Volunteer Coordinator
Pat Schaefer .......................... 753-0989
Welcome Committee
Carol Lapp ............................. 775-2901
Women’s Guild
Sue Greenwood .................... 561-4778
FAITH FORMATION
Michael MacDonald, Director 350-8038
Children through 8th Grade
Mary Staley, Coord. RelEd .... 753-0989
Youth
Jackie Lee, Youth Minister .... 753-0989
Small Christian Community
Allen Eskreis .......................... 751-0294
AA & Alanon ....................... TUE, 7:00 PM
Benedictine Oblates .......2nd TUE, 9:30 AM
Bingo .................................. MON, 4:00 PM
Cancer Support Group .. 1st WED, 9:30 AM
Charismatic Prayer ............ WED, 9:30 AM
Essential Tremors Sup Grp ....3rd WED, 2:00 PM
Grief Support ............ THU, 9:30-11:00 AM
Knights of Columbus ..... 1st WED, 7:00 PM
K of C Auxiliary ............2nd TUE, 11:30 AM
K of C 4th Degree ........ 2nd WED, 7:00 PM
Legion of Mary ................. MON, 10:00 AM
Marion Mvmt/Pr Cenacle... LAST FRI, 9:30 AM
Respect Life .................. 1st MON, 9:15 AM
Respite Care .................. 1st TUE, 9:30 AM
Rosary Makers .................... TUE, 9:30 AM
ST. JUDE FRIENDS........... 2ND FRI, 9:30 AM
St. Vincent de Paul ............. THU, 9:30 AM
Servants of Mary ........... 2ND FRI, 9:30 AM
Smll Chrstn. Com. ...... WED, 1:30/2:30 PM
Spanish Prayer Group .. 1st WED, 9:30 AM
Women’s Guild ............ 1st TUE, 12:30 PM
Women’s Karing Krafters – TUE 9:30 AM
MINISTRY HOURS OF OPERATION
Gift Shop ............................... 350-8037
TUESDAY—FRIDAY ...9:00 AM - 12:00 NOON
SATURDAY: BEFORE 4:00 AND 6:00 PM MASSES
SUNDAY: AFTER 7:00, 9:00 AND 11:00 AM MASSES
St. Vincent de Paul - OFFICE HOURS
MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 9:00AM—3:00PM
FRIDAY .......................... 9:00AM—12:00PM
St. Vincent de Paul - HOURS FOR
COLLECTIONS
LAST THURSDAY OF MONTH ........ 7:00-11:00 AM
PLEASE BE MINDFUL!
0TWhen entering Church, please be mindful that
many people are praying. If you wish to greet
someone do so in quiet tones so as not to
disturb another’s prayer time.
HANDICAPPED ENTRY
The entry on the north side of the
Church which is covered with a red
awning is handicap accessible.
PASTORAL FORMATION
David O’Brien ........................ 753-0989
PAYMENT BY CREDIT CARD
The Church Office accepts
payment for Masses and
Candles by credit card. We
accept MasterCard, Visa,
Discover and American Express.
PLEASE BE CONSIDERATE
Many parishioners are extremely
sensitive to scented shampoos,
perfumes, deodorants, laundry
detergent and other scented products. Please do
not wear them in Church—Thank you.
MINISTRY MEETING SCHEDULES
SERVICE ANIMALS
While Service Animals are welcome
in Church to accompany disabled
individuals, anyone with a service
animal should sit in the Narthex by
the doors . Your assistance is greatly
appreciated.
In Case of Emergency:
If there is an emergency during Mass, the
Head Usher will call 911. Please DO NOT
call 911 from your personal cell. The
Church has a direct line.
If you are interested in volunteering for any of our ministries, contact the Parish Office
(352) 753-0989