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Light is the central word in the readings today. Light for the world, to be more specific. Let's spend some time saying something about darkness, and also something about what it means to bring light or to illuminate. Darkness refers to the difficulty to discern what we can or can't do: what we should do and what we shouldn't be doing. It is not a matter of having or not having the strength or the resources to act, but instead, it is a matter of weighing the consequences of our actions. A world in darkness looks like a world in which it seems the same to do good or bad things. ere is nothing more discouraging to someone trying to do good in life than to see that the "good luck" of the evil person is as good and sometimes even better than the person who is trying to be just. Another form of darkness is connected with what we know as reality and appearance. When we are in a dark room, any metal may look like gold... In the same way, when the power of appearance takes control of the human heart, it convinces the heart to choose what is false and reject what is true. Accordingly, the immediate pleasure tends to be more attractive than the virtues that require effort and discipline. is situation becomes even more difficult when we find real industries with a lot of money invested in such lies. Much of what we see in publicity through the media has a very specific purpose: "to sell us a lie." A false image of happiness, of what it really means to be a woman, the purpose of life, what love is, what priorities are, etc. Apart from publicity and marketing, we also have unjust and irrational laws. If a country says in its laws that is lawful to kill babies in their mothers’ wombs, that is sending a powerful message to everyone in that country. e message is especially powerful to young people regarding what sexuality means and what respect for the most vulnerable means for that society. As we can see, there are laws that bring and promote darkness. Continued on Page 2 Upcoming Events St. Mark’s Youth Group Gym Night, 6:30-8:00 through Carolyn Hall Feb 15 Parish Center Closed Feb 16-17 All School Mass, 10:00am Feb 19 Emmaus, 7:00-8:30pm Feb 21 St. Mark’s Annual Gala, 6:00pm in the School Gym Feb 22 Talk on Evangelii Gaudium, 7:00pm in Carolyn Hall Feb 25 Family First Friday Mar 7 CCW Lenten Morning of Reflection with Fr Stan Mader Mar 8 CCW Luncheon & Style Show at Town and Country Club Mar 29 A Strong Family Story… Saint Mark’s Youth Group e Saint Mark’s Jr. High Winter Retreat was a fun and grace-filled time. Twenty three students and six adults made the wintery trek to the Schoenstatt Marian Shrine and Retreat Center in Sleepy Eye, MN. Our two-night stay included good food, adoration, capture the flag, presentations by our own St. Mark’s high schoolers, carpet ball (a highlight!), skits, and relays. We were able to visit and pray in the Schoenstatt Shrine, a Marian place of pilgrimage full of rich symbols and history, and we participated in Sunday Mass at St. Mary’s Church in Sleepy Eye, an incredibly beautiful church (a gem!) on southern Minnesota’s plains. Heartfelt thanks to everyone who helped out and made our retreat possible: Pat Shrake, Jeff Rother, Laura Holupchinski, Keely Wojda, Cathy Bitney, Hannah Mayhew, Nicole Bitney, and Carly Siewert. And to all the retreatants: anks for being such a great group of students! As the year continues, stop to remember our theme from the Gospel of John: “In this world you will have trouble…but I have overcome the world” (Jn. 16:33). God is a reality in our lives – and He works all things for good! He truly does. A World in Darkness 2001 Dayton Ave - Saint Paul, MN 55104 | A Strong Family United in Christ Join Us for Mass: Mon-Fri 10 am | Sat 8 am & 5 pm | Sunday 9:00 & 11 am website: www.saintmark-mn.org | email: [email protected] | 651-645-5717 February 9, 2014 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time All God’s children are welcome to this sacred place and liturgy. e Catholic understanding of Holy Communion as the very Body and Blood of Jesus Christ limits the reception of the Holy Eucharist to those who share our faith and are united in discipleship within the life of the Church. Our brothers and sisters of other faiths are invited to come forward to receive a blessing at this time. Please indicate the desire to do so by crossing arms over the chest. Fr. Humberto Palomino, P.E.S. Pastor of the Church of St. Mark
Transcript of A World in Darkness - saintmark-mn.org World in Darkness 2001 Dayton Ave - Saint Paul, MN 55104 ......
Light is the central word in the readings today. Light for the world, to be more specific. Let's spend some time saying something about darkness, and
also something about what it means to bring light or to illuminate. Darkness refers to the difficulty to discern what we can or can't do: what we should do
and what we shouldn't be doing. It is not a matter of having or not having the strength or the resources to act, but instead, it is a matter of weighing the consequences of our actions. A world in darkness looks like a world in which it seems the same to do good or bad things. There is nothing more discouraging to someone trying to do good in life than to see that the "good luck" of the evil person is as good and sometimes even better than the person who is trying to be just. Another form of darkness is connected with what we know as reality and appearance. When we are in a dark room, any metal may look like gold... In the same way, when the power of appearance takes control of the human heart, it convinces the heart to choose what is false and reject what is true. Accordingly, the immediate pleasure tends to be more attractive than the virtues that require effort and discipline. This situation becomes even more difficult when we find real industries with a lot of money invested in such lies. Much of what we see in publicity through the media has a very specific purpose: "to sell us a lie." A false image of happiness, of what it really means to be a woman, the purpose of life, what love is, what priorities are, etc. Apart from publicity and marketing, we also have unjust and irrational laws. If a country says in its laws that is lawful to kill babies in their mothers’ wombs, that is sending a powerful message to everyone in that country. The message is especially powerful to young people regarding what sexuality means and what respect for the most vulnerable means for that society. As we can see, there are laws that bring and promote darkness.
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St. Mark’s Youth Group Gym Night, 6:30-8:00 through Carolyn Hall Feb 15 Parish Center Closed Feb 16-17 All School Mass, 10:00am Feb 19 Emmaus, 7:00-8:30pm Feb 21 St. Mark’s Annual Gala, 6:00pm in the School Gym Feb 22 Talk on Evangelii Gaudium, 7:00pm in Carolyn Hall Feb 25 Family First Friday Mar 7 CCW Lenten Morning of Reflection with Fr Stan Mader Mar 8 CCW Luncheon & Style Show at Town and Country Club Mar 29
A Strong Family Story…
Saint Mark’s Youth Group The Saint Mark’s Jr. High Winter Retreat was a fun and grace-filled time. Twenty three students and six adults made the wintery trek to the Schoenstatt Marian Shrine and Retreat Center in Sleepy Eye, MN. Our two-night stay included good food, adoration, capture the flag, presentations by our own St. Mark’s high schoolers, carpet ball (a highlight!), skits, and relays. We were able to visit and pray in the Schoenstatt Shrine, a Marian place of pilgrimage full of rich symbols and history, and we participated in Sunday Mass at St. Mary’s Church in Sleepy Eye, an incredibly beautiful church (a gem!) on southern Minnesota’s plains. Heartfelt thanks to everyone who helped out and made our retreat possible: Pat Shrake, Jeff Rother, Laura Holupchinski, Keely Wojda, Cathy Bitney, Hannah Mayhew, Nicole Bitney, and Carly Siewert. And to all the retreatants: Thanks for being such a great group of students! As the year continues, stop to remember our theme from the Gospel of John: “In this world you will have trouble…but I have overcome the world” (Jn. 16:33). God is a reality in our lives – and He works all things for good! He truly does.
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February 9, 2014 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
All God’s children are welcome to this sacred place and liturgy. The Catholic understanding of Holy Communion as the very Body and Blood of Jesus Christ limits the reception of the Holy Eucharist to those who share our faith and are united in discipleship within the life of the Church. Our brothers and sisters of other faiths are invited to come forward to receive a blessing at this time. Please indicate the desire to do so by crossing arms over the chest.
Fr. Humberto Palomino, P.E.S. Pastor of the Church of St. Mark
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How Can We Illuminate The World? Jesus calls us to be light. It is an invitation and a commandment; it is a right and a duty. What a task... We understand the greatness of this task immediately, especially when we recall how many dark moments we can find in our own life and how much darkness we can find in our world. To be light means being in the sight of everyone, like a city on top of the mountain. That implies being identified as believers and being subject (if God allows it) to the irony and sarcasm of some people... Or maybe also to be exposed to the sight of someone who is in dire need of changing his or her life. A little detail that can't pass unnoticed: the purpose and goal of all we do is and must be the glory of God, which means that He needs to be known as Lord and the loving source of all good. That being said, everything and everyone that pretends to appropriate or attribute to themselves what only belongs to God (good, beauty, power, pleasure, etc.) is darkness. The first reading gives us hints of this: "Share your bread with the hungry, shelter the oppressed and the homeless; clothe the naked when you see them, and do not turn your back on your own. Then your light shall break forth like the dawn, and your wound shall quickly be healed; your vindication shall go before you, and the glory of the LORD shall be your rear guard," or "bestow your bread on the hungry and satisfy the afflicted; then light shall rise for you in the darkness." What we get from these texts is what we are trying to explain from the beginning of our meditation: the works of inexplicable generosity that mark the life of the believer (you and me) are the signs of a love that goes beyond selfish interests and personal conveniences, and because of that are signs founded in the Love of God, and have the power to overcome the darkness in the world. Lord, you are the true light that comes into our world and banishes the darkness of our sins. As I humbly kneel before you today, I trust in your mercy and love. Without you I can do nothing. I want this time I spend with you to be the expression of my love for you. I wish only to please you and give you glory in all things. Lord, release me from the shadows of my imperfections and selfishness! Lord, you have given me a mission to banish the darkness of sin in my own life. With your grace, help me to reach out and help others to be children of light at home, in my neighborhood, with my friends and in my place of work. Amen.
Spiritually Speaking - continued from page 1 Today’s Readings: # 877 Is 58: 7-10; 1 Cor 2: 1-5; Mt 5: 13-16
Psalm #112: 4-9: “The just man is a light in darkness to the upright.”
Next Sunday: Sir 15: 15-20; Ps 119: 1-2, 4-5, 17-18, 33-34; 1 Cor 2: 6-10; Mt 5: 17-37
“Jesus has made Himself the Bread of Life to give us life. Night and day, He is there. If you really want to grow in love, come back to the Eucharist, come back to that Adoration.” - Mother Teresa Our goal is to have at least two adorers every hour the chapel is open. Monday at 11:00 am – Saturday 8:00 am.
Please consider committing to one hour a week. Write your information on the slips found by the chapel or call the following coordinators for more information. 12am-5am Dunia Ruff 651-698-6334 [email protected] 6am-11am Eileen More 612-721-1198 wemoore@usfamilynet 12pm-5pm Sue O’Brien 651-353-5310 the4bears@ gmail.com 6pm-11pm Pat Hartshorn 651-231-0965 [email protected]
The following hours have no scheduled adorers: Mondays at 11pm, Wednesdays at 6pm & Fridays at 6pm
Even if Adoration is not your ministry you are called to please pray for our adorers and adoration at St. Mark’s.
Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration
The re-keying of the school has taken place and new keys have been distributed. The re-keying of the Parish Center and Church will take place this coming week. As always, parishioners are welcome to check out keys as needed for meetings or events, through the Parish Center. Thank you for your patience as we work through the process.
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Save the Date! ~ Saturday, February 22nd is “Casino Night” at St Mark’s School Gala. You won’t want to miss this spectacular night of fun for grown-ups of all ages and card-playing abilities! It all begins at 6 pm with games, appetizers, a cash bar and browsing of our silent auction in the school cafeteria. At 8 pm we move into the gymnasium for a delicious buffet dinner, more games, a live auction and dancing ‘til midnight. Tickets are $30 at the Dayton Avenue entrance with a $5 discount for seniors and first-time Gala attendees. Jane Cagle-Kemp has generously offered to provide a ride to all seniors who are in need. She can be reached at 651-487-1585. Visit the school website for all the info and we will see you there! http://www.markerspride.com/
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Mon 10:00am + Tom Penne Tues 10:00am + Kevin Penne Wed 10:00am + Richard Stoddard Thurs 10:00am + Stephen & Helen Karpinski Fri 10:00am Poor Souls Sat 8:00am Robert LaFond
Mass Intentions for the Week
Are you looking for a truly unique gift to give this Valentine's Day? Say "I love you" with a singing valentine!
Top Secret (featuring two Saint Mark's parishioners) will be delivering singing valentines along with other barbershop throughout Valentine's Day. Order your singing valentine by going to www.sing4me.net Please be sure to select "Top Secret" under requested quartet and select Saint Paul under Chapter Credit. Valentines can be delivered to various locations such as schools, restaurants, homes, workplaces, etc.
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Community News
Archdiocesan Lenten Women’s Retreat Saturday, March 8, 2014, 9:00am-12:30pm Women of all ages are invited to attend the Archdiocesan Women’s Retreat on “The Lost Art of Femininity: Discovering Your Inner Power and Changing the World,” held at St. Peter Catholic Church in North Saint Paul. Register online at www.archspm.org. For additional information call 651-291-4489 (or check parish bulletin boards). Archdiocesan Men’s Conference: “Set a Steady Course” Saturday, March 22, 2014, 7:00am-Noon We invite all men of our parish and school to participate in the Archdiocesan Men’s Conference, in the Anderson field house of the University of St. Thomas St. Paul campus. Details about the conference can be found at www.archspm.org or call 651-291-4489 (or check parish bulletin boards). Great resource for Catholic Moms There is a wonderful resource for Catholic Mothers called “Short Reflection and Question of the Day” just for busy MOMS like so many! Danielle Bean, who is a TRULY AWESOME Catholic mom, author, blogger, speaker, etc… has an online forum called Momnipotent! Check it out at http://momnipotentstudy.com/
School News - Principally Speaking Church Operating Revenue Through December 31, 2013
For the first time, we will be participating in the 5th annual Catholic United Financial Catholic Schools Raffle. Saint Mark’s School gets 100% of all ticket sales, and the prizes are great! > Last chance! Saint Mark’s School Gala, Saturday, February 22 > Grand prize drawing! March 13 at Catholic United Financial corporate offices in Arden Hills, MN Tickets are $5. Students will be selling tickets, and tables will be set up after Masses in upcoming weeks. Our school goal is to raise $7,500! The top prize is a new Honda CR-V or $25,000. You could also win one of the dream vacations, iPads, bikes, Basilica Block Party packages, “suite” sports team packages, Visa cards, Mall of America/Radisson packages, cameras, and so much more! Catholic United Financial has created a great opportunity for Catholic schools in the region, and Saint Mark’s students will be one of the beneficiaries this year! Let’s make sure we are all big winners!
Win Big for St. Mark’s School
Actual Budget Variance Offertory tithing 352,049 423,624 < 71,575> Rental Revenue 2,003 4,204 < 2,201> *Other Ops Revenue 4,631 29,954 < 25,323> Totals $358,683 $471,920 <$99,099> Given the current deficit we will begin looking at expense reductions across all departments and ministries to bring expenses in line with revenue. *Other revenue includes building / grounds donations, Archdiocesan rebate, endowment interest, bulletin rebate and non-designated gifts from individuals and groups. We hope trends from prior years will continue this spring to bring this line back to budget. Stewardship Pledge Forms for 2014: Number Pledges: 148 Amount Pledged: $479,105 Stewardship Pledge Results for 2013: Number Pledges: 224 Amount Pledged: $594,649 Amount Paid: $500,441 If you have not returned your family’s 2014 pledge form please do so this week. Thank you!
The Saint Mark’s Light of Christ Award is being established this year to honor those who exemplify the spirit of Christ within our community.
“You are the light of the world. Just so, your light must shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your heavenly Father.” (Mt 5: 14, 16)
Our first honorees are the members of the Council of Catholic Women (CCW). Please join us at the Gala on February 22nd to recognize this group of dedicated women. Thank you, CCW, for your witness to Christ in all that you do.
CCW First Recipient of New St Mark’s Award!
There are so many things going on in the school these days! Our middle school science fair has the kids becoming experts in their selected fields of study, the 2nd graders have recently composed their own xylophone piece, and the 7th grade boys' basketball team are again rolling to what looks like a top seed in the championship tournament! Please join our Facebook page for all the
most recent updates on school events. https://www.facebook.com/groups/markerspride/ It was such a treat for me to get to meet so many of our wonderful parishioners last week after each of the Masses. While I did not write any of the words that the students shared with you after Mass, they were so right in telling you that I would love to meet with any of you who would like to come see our fantastic school! Please contact Brigid Kostka in the main office at 651-644-3380 to arrange a visit.
Zach Zeckser
Evangelii Gaudium: The Joy of the Gospel
Join us on Tuesday, February 25th from 7:00-8:00pm in Carolyn Hall for a talk by our own Paul Wojda on the recent Apostolic Exhortation of our Holy Father, Pope Francis - Evangelii Gaudium. In this first major document of his pontificate, the
Pope outlines his vision for a missionary Church, whose “doors should always be open.” He expresses the joyous spirit of encounter with Christ that characterizes every public appearance he has made thus far. Please come to learn more about the faith that unites us as a family in Christ!
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Saint Mark’s Council of Catholic Women invites all men and women to a Lenten Morning of Reflection on Saturday, March 8th from 9am-1pm. Our spiritual director for the morning will be our former Associate
Pastor, Fr. Stan Mader. Registration with coffee and donuts will be in Carolyn Hall at 8:15am, followed by presentations, Mass, time for quiet prayer and concluding with a luncheon. Cost is $8. Contact Eileen by March 3rd at 612-721-1198 or [email protected] to reserve a spot. All are welcome!
CCW Lenten Morning of Reflection
Please submit bulletin content to [email protected] by 10am Thursday (or earlier) for the bulletin available 10 days later. We’re looking for Strong Family Stories, Ministry Spotlights, Q & A’s, as well as events. You may also drop off your article at the Parish Center.
Bulletin Content Welcomed
Parish StaffParish Staff: Father Humberto Palomino, P.E.S. Pastor [[email protected]] Father Eduardo Mendoza, P.E.S. Associate Pastor [[email protected]] Judy Miske Pastoral Care Coordinator Patricia Hartshorn Liturgy Coordinator Cara Stuchlik Director of Religious Ed. Cindy Holupchinski Director of Music Bob Collett Parish Administrator Zach Zeckser School Principal Parish CenterParish Center 651-645-5717 Fax No. 651-644-0011 [[email protected]] Alison Kaardal, Parish Life Coordinator LuAnn Hanrahan, Secretary Parish Center HoursParish Center Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:00a.m.-4:00p.m. Tuesday & Thursday 8:00a.m.-7:30 p.m. Saturday CLOSED Sunday 8:45a.m.-12:30p.m.
Parish Pastoral CouncilParish Pastoral Council: Paul Ruff 698-6334 Brian Bergson 260-0002 Robert Blackstone 917-0421 Faith Carlson 324-1883 Dee Gengler 261-7703 Monica Herron 442-7465 Kevin Lewis 699-8262 Cindy Morrissey 592-8980 Andrew Nowak 262-617-2361 St. Mark’s SchoolSt. Mark’s School 651-644-3380 Brigid Kostka, Office Coordinator [[email protected]] Child Care CenterChild Care Center 651-644-5030 Veronica Campion, Director
School Advisory CommitteeSchool Advisory Committee: Kevin Brennan, Co-Chair 651-647-9309 Keelin Hurley-Gaughan Co-Chair 651-644-7812
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Schedule of Celebrations Saturday Evening Mass: 5 pm Sunday Masses: 9 am & 11 am Weekday Masses Monday - Friday 10 am Saturday 8 am Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament: 10:45 am Mon to 8:00am Sat in St. Mary’s Adoration Chapel (St. Mary’s Adoration Chapel is located at N.E. Corner of church) Confession: Saturdays 3:30-4:30 pm Sundays 8:30-9:00am & 10:30-11:00am For Baptisms: Call the Parish Center to arrange. Baptism Enrichment: Please call Alison at the Parish Center. For Weddings: The bride or groom, or their parents must be a registered Parishioner of St. Mark’s. Wedding arrangements must be made at least six months in advance with Fr. Palomino. Rosary: 6:30 pm Mondays (except Holidays) and daily after 10 am Mass (except when School or Funeral Masses) Divine Mercy Chaplet: Daily at 3pm in St. Mary’s Adoration Chapel Prayer Chain: For prayer requests, call the Parish Center at 645-5717
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