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FEBRUARY 28, 2016 WWW.SJBDE.ORG THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT

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Today’s scripture contains a warning for us to make the best use of the time that we have on earth. We have all witnessed how some lives end far sooner than anyone expected. We have to remember that the quantity of years is not important; the quality of those years is what really matters. What is the quality of our years? How do we make the best use of the time that God has given us? We are each a fig tree planted by the Lord to bear His fruit. He gardens us; He nurtures us; He cares for us with Word, Sacraments, and the Grace to seek His Presence in others. But we must produce. We are living on God’s time, not our time. How well are we using this time? That is the challenge of today’s Gospel reading.

During Lent we are given the opportunity, with the Universal Church, to develop a qualitative relationship with Our Lord. Together in Lent, we are asked to surrender ourselves to ancient spiritual practices: Prayer, Fasting and Alms Giving.

Prayer opens oneself to speaking to God and listening to what God is saying to us. Fasting for certain periods of time, fasting from certain foods, things and activities are all valid penitential practices. The giving of alms is some effort to share this world equally with those who have not—this is achieved with one’s distribution of food, money and tangible things, but also in the sharing of our time and talents.

The key to fruitful observance of these practices is to recognize their link to baptismal renewal. We are called not just to abstain from sin during Lent, but to true conversion of our hearts and minds as followers of Christ. We recall those waters in which we were baptized into Christ's death, died to sin and evil, and began new life in Christ.

- Fr. Joe

Parish Office: 302-999-0211 Fax: 302-999-9184Masses: Saturday - 5:00pm, 7:00pm

Sunday - 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am, 5:00pmWeekday Masses: Monday-Friday: 6:30am, 8:00am

Saturday: 8:00am

NOTES FROM THE PASTOR’S DESKSACRAMENT OF PENANCESaturday 4:00 - 4:45pmTo schedule with priest, please call the parish office.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISMContact the Parish Office toschedule a Baptismal PreparationClass.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGEPlease contact parish priest ordeacon one year prior to the wedding.

SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICKAnyone seriously ill or facing surgery, please call a priest to make arrangements.

HOLY DAY MASSESAs announced

DEVOTIONS—MondaysAdoration, 6:00pmNovena and Benediction, 7:00pm

PRAYER GROUP - TuesdaysBible study, praise music, intercessory prayerSt. John Bosco Conference Room9:45 a.m. to 11 a.m. All are welcomed.

REFRESH - Wednesdays(weekly retreat with evening prayer and praise music)Church 5:45pm-6:45pm

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LITURGICAL INSIGHTS

The Deacon and the Homily

Last week, the Liturgical Insights focused on the deacon’s role as bearer of the Word of God. Indeed, the deacon, when ordained, is authorized to proclaim the Gospel and to bear the Word of God.

Closely tied to the proclamation of the Gospel is the homily, which may be rightly understood as a continuation of the proclamation of the Gospel. Therein, the ordained man expounds the mysteries of our salvation, closely connected with the revealed Word in Sacred Scripture. In fact, that is the difference between a homily and a sermon: a sermon focuses on a spiritual theme; the homily focuses on the Scriptures that have just been proclaimed at Mass.

The homily is, therefore, an integral element of the Mass, a necessary one even, since through it, the ordained man reveals the relevance, relationality, and realistic elements of the Scripture as it applies to us today. So essential is the homily to the Mass that our recent popes have underscored its importance in their apostolic exhortations.

Pope Benedict XVI in Sacramentum Caritatis, writes that the homily “closely relates the proclamation of the word of God to the sacramental celebration and the life of the community, so that the word of God truly becomes the Church’s vital nourishment and support (46)” and Pope Francis notes in Evangelii Gaudium that the homily “has special importance due to its Eucharistic context: it surpasses all forms of catechesis as the supreme moment in the dialogue between God and His People which lead up to

sacramental Communion (137).”

Consequently, the homily sets the stage for the Liturgy of the Eucharist by revealing how God continues to speak dynamically to His People through Sacred Scripture. And this responsibility is entrusted to the ordained man: deacon, priest and bishop.

Our three deacons at St. John’s exercise this ordained privilege by regularly giving a homily. It is one of many roles, to be continued next week, that the deacon fulfills as an ordained man in the Catholic Church.

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PLEASE NOTE

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Lectors and Altar Server Schedules are online.

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Church Staff

Very Rev. Joseph Piekarski, V.F., Pastor [email protected]

Rev. Idongesit Etim, Associate Pastor [email protected]

Rev. Brian Lewis, Associate Pastor [email protected]

Deacon Thomas A. Bailey [email protected]

Deacon Dennis Wuebbels [email protected]

Deacon Mark Fontana [email protected]

Mr. Frank Julian, Parish Administrator [email protected]

Mrs. Sue O’Hanlon, Bookkeeper [email protected]

PARISH RECEPTIONIST 302-999-0211

Mrs. Trish Tucker [email protected]

Mrs. Pat Kelly [email protected]

Ms. Linda Mondzelewski [email protected]

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE 302-994-7757

Mrs. Dolores Ballintyn, Director [email protected]

Mrs. Jane Bogucki, Secretary [email protected]

Mr. Greg Boulden, Dir. of Youth Ministry [email protected]

SAINT JOHN THE BELOVED SCHOOL 302-998-5525Mr. Richard Hart, PrincipalMrs. Mary Lou Soltys, Vice PrincipalAdmissionsMrs. Sharon BreznitskiAdministrative AssistantsMrs. Marie MalatestaMrs. Mary Ann Thompson

LITURGY AND MUSIC

Dr. Lisa Papili Carlsen, D.M.A., Director [email protected] OUTREACH 302-994-7867

Ms. Janice Rowan, Coordinator [email protected]

Mr. Kevin Duffy, Facilities Manager [email protected]. Nino DeFlaviis, Maintenance Supervisor [email protected]


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Week of February 28:

Mon 6:30 Dr. Caroline Ekong-Etim 8:00 Dr. Caroline Ekong-Etim Tue 6:30 Eugene Wisniewski 8:00 John Milan Wed 6:30 Edward Andred 8:00 Joseph Lacy 7:00p Anna DiMarco Thur 6:30 George & Mary Kay Helmer 8:00 Leo Burns 12:10 Frances Cain Fri 6:30 Paul & Vera Dolan 8:00 Sonyia Braice (Living Intention) 7:00 Stations Sat 8:00 Adeline J. Sarro 5:00 C. Vincent Romano 7:00 Evan Waldron Sun 7:30 Barabara Quillan Dougherty 9:30 Agnes Ryan 11:30 Our Parish Family 5:00 Nick & Toni Ivanitch

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READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday:2 Kgs 5:1-15ab; Ps 42:2, 3; 43:3, 4; Lk 4:24-30 Tuesday:Dn 3:25, 34-43; Ps 25:4-5ab, 6, 7bc, 8-9; Mt 18:21-35 Wednesday:Dt 4:1, 5-9; Ps 147:12-13, 15-16, 19-20;Mt 5:17-19 Thursday:Jer 7:23-28; Ps 95:1-2, 6-9; Lk 11:14-23 Friday: Hos 14:2-10; Ps 81:6c-11ab, 14, 17; Mk 12:28-34 Saturday:Hos 6:1-6; Ps 51:3-4, 18-21ab; Lk 18:9-14 Sunday:Jos 5:9a, 10-12; Ps 34:2-7; 2 Cor 5:17-21; Lk 15:1-3, 11-32 Alternate readings (Year A): 1 Sm 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a; Ps 23:1-6; Eph 5:8-14; Jn 9:1-41 [1, 6-9, 13-17, 34-38]

2/21/16

Thank you for your continued generosity to the parish as part of your gift to God for the good things God has given you.

Offertory $ 16,447.40Family Promise: $ 865.70Other: $ 2,486.90——————————————————TOTAL: $ 19,800.00

January 2016

Deaths: Frances L. Callahan Edward Carey

Louis D'Amico Betty Lou Button

Isabel Suarez Joseph A. Mongelli Sara E. Miller

Stephen Kenney Thomas Denton

Baptisms:

Ellia Kathryn Mullin Kira Rose Piechoski Declan Michael Robinson

August Ryland Lafferty Christopher Matthew Dodds, II

Adelynn Brooke Stock Jaxson David Herbein


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“ROOTED IN FAITH; GROWING DISCIPLES.”

YOUTH MINISTRYYouth Ministry Meets 1st & 3rd Sunday

6:30pm-9:00pm in the John Bosco Conference Room (Hall)

Plan Now

Now in its seventh year and better than ever. Plan today to join us on March 19, 2016 for the CYM Pilgrimage. We hope to gather one thousand youth, young adults, and families this year as we walk the city streets of Wilmington with Bishop Malooly, carrying the Pilgrimage Cross from parish to parish. Plans include opening prayer, entertainment by the incredible Catholic musician, Noelle Garcia, the chance to celebrate Reconciliation, to kneel before the Blessed Sacrament, experience the Stations of the Cross, and stop by St. Francis Hospital for a special blessing of the patients.

Welcome back. There has been a lot happening these last few weeks so please give a prayerful moment to consider the following:

March 15 is our last day of Religious Education classes for this year. Our Sunday School will return for two weeks after Easter as they began later in the school year. The Sunday School program will conclude on April 10.

Reregistration and new family registration forms will be available via the Religious Education website in early March. More information for the coming year is available through the RE website by clicking on the Registration Information tab.

Our Vacation Bible School is gearing up for another wonderful faith-filled week. We are hosting 4 years olds and students entering Kindergarten through 5th grade the week of June 20-24 from 9am till 12pm for a Cave Quest adventure. Registration forms are available via the link on the RE website. The cost is $50/child. We are also seeking high school age youth to help in leading and providing great energy for this program. We will provide documentation to satisfy high school service requirements. Interested high school students are asked to email Mrs. Ballintyn at [email protected] for more information.

Youth Ministry Schedule Change

Youth Ministry is changing from weekly meetings to the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month.

We are in need of volunteers and leaders for our youth programming. If you or someone you know has interest, call Greg Boulden at 302-999-0211. We are looking to build an evening with the talents of our parishioners for our youth. I look forward to working with you to achieve this goal!


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SCHOOL NEWS Follow St. John the Beloved School on the web:www.saintjohnthebelovedschool.org

FOR THE SAKE OF GOD’S CHILDREN BACKGROUND CLEARANCES AND VOLUNTEER COVENANTS

For Background Clearances: all adults (18 and over) who are engaged with young people and volunteer for School activities ( 5 hours or more per year) must have a Hyden Background Screening performed prior to participating or helping in these activities. These activities include: chaperones for field trips; lunch duty volunteers; computer, library, nurse’s room, lunch preparation, field day, Scouts, coaching sports and any other job where you will be working with children. Beginning in August, 2015 there is an on-line application process for obtaining a criminal background clearance. This background application will require an “entry code”. If you need to apply for a Background Clearance or you need to renew your clearance, please make a check payable for $30.00 to St. John the Beloved School and send to the attention of Marie Malatesta, Compliance Coordinator. Please include an e-mail address with your check. Upon receipt of $30.00 an entry code will be issued to you and you can submit your screening application on-line. Once the investigation is completed a copy of the report will be sent to the Coordinator of Safe Environments and a copy will be sent to you for your personal record. The Coordinator of Safe Environments will issue clearance certificates and send to the schools and parishes. Background checks are good for five (5) years from the date of clearance. Please do not forward a copy to the School or Mrs. Malatesta. You will be notified at least two months in advance when your background check will expire. In addition, a Volunteer Covenant must be signed each year if you plan to participate in the above mentioned activities. If you need additional information please contact Marie Malatesta (Parish Compliance Coordinator) at 998-5525 ext. 210.

Mrs. Hart’s Middle School students are getting into the spirit of the primary campaigns by running their own. Following are the directives for this project:

Join either the Democratic or Republican presidential campaign. Discuss as a team who will be the president to manage your campaign. Choose the primary presidential candidates.

Candidates deliver a 3-5 minute opening speech about why she/he is the best choice for America. Speech must be factually correct and must be delivered effectively. Candidates must then debate the following issues: the economy, national security, health care, the environment and energy, gun control, illegal immigration. A Research Committee must divide the speeches among themselves and research the information needed for a specific candidate. Speech writers then must write emotionally charged, factually correct, highly interesting speeches. The writers’ job is to get the candidate elected. An Advertising Committee must work with the campaign president to create a campaign slogan. This slogan is to be used on signs, buttons, and bumper stickers to identify your candidate. A song must also be chosen and a 30 second to one minute commercial produced for the campaign.

Sounds interesting. But like the real primaries, a winner has not yet been determined!

LEISURE GROUP

After the 11am Mass on Tuesday, March 8th, Leisure Group will meet in the hall for our St. Patrick's luncheon.

Bring a friend and wear your green. All seniors are welcome.


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OUTREACH

Ministry of Caring Sandwich Schedule March 3 & 4

Eucharistic Ministers Donations of sandwiches are welcome from all parishioners. Delivery can be made to the hall kitchen door on Thursday evenings 6:30pm to 7:00pm and Friday morning before 9:30am. These sandwiches are taken to the Emmanuel Dining Room to help feed those in need. We are especially in need of sandwiches on the 1st and 4th Fridays of the month.

EASTER BASKET DONATIONS

On March 19, St. John’s Outreach Program will distribute 75-100 Easter baskets to needy families. We would greatly appreciate your help in supplying the baskets themselves (especially medium and large sizes), Easter basket grass, and large cellophane bags in which to wrap the baskets. We also need the basket contents: storybooks, coloring books, crayons, small games and puzzles, toothbrushes, soaps, candy of all kinds, and any other items you would like to donate.

No later than March 1, please drop off donations at the Outreach Office (M/W/F from 8:30-10:30 a.m.), at the bin in the church vestibule, or at the Vianney House (M-F, 8:30-6:30). Contact Outreach at 994-7867. Thank you!

A MESSAGE FROM ST. JOHN’S OUTREACH PROGRAM:

SHARING AT EASTER

Will you please help us provide an Easter dinner for needy families? In our church vestibule, you will find tags for a chicken or a ham.

Please take a tag, purchase the meat entrée, and drop the meat off at the Vianney House (M-F, 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.), or at the Outreach Office (M/W/F, 8:30-10:30 a.m.), or call 994-7867. If your supermarket offers a free entrée, perhaps you might make that your donation.

The deadline for contributing Easter meat is Monday, March 14—however, the sooner the bette

Thank you very much!

Miracles for Molly

Please join Miracles for Molly Dunne for our annual Easter Egg hunt on March 13. Doors open at 12:30 and the egg hunt will start at 1:00PM. There will be Face Painting by Dori, moon bounces, crafts and a special musical performance by The Imagination Players. All proceeds support the Palliative Care Program at AI duPont Hospital. Contact Erin Lacey at 302-668-6044 if you'd like to volunteer or donate tor our bake sale.


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Listen to Catholic Forum every Sunday morning at 10:05 a.m. on WDEL 101.7 FM, 1150 AM and www.wdel.com. Next Sunday, March 6th, we will learn about human rights in North Korea when area business leader, Brian Di Sabatino and North Korean defector, Ji Seong-Ho are interviewed. For photos, information regarding upcoming guests, podcasts and more, “Like” Catholic Forum on Facebook at www.facebook.com/catholicforum. Listen to past episodes of Catholic Forum online at catholicforumradio.libsyn.com or search “Catholic Forum Radio” on iTunes podcasts.

For More Information: Contact Bob & Ronnie Donofrio at 998-2723 or Steve & Valerie Oldiges at 234-8150

Bake Sales by Little Sisters

of the Poor andSJB Youth Group

The Catholic Diocese of Wilmington is committed to the continuous protection of children from an unsafe environment. For the Sake of God’s Children is a program focused on the continuous development of a safe environment in our communities. The program has three major components:

- Conducting Background Checks for Church Personnel

- Ethical and Behavioral Standards for Church Personnel

- Safe Environments

St. John the Beloved Parish is in compliance with the Diocesan standards. For detailed information, processes and resources concerning this program, please go to The Catholic Diocese of Wilmington www.cdow.org For the Sake of God’s Children.

23rd Annual Marian Day for All to Appreciate

All are invited to attend a day learning about the Mother of God in our lives, as St. Charles Borromeo Seminary hosts a Marian Day for laity and clergy. Please join us on Saturday, March 12th with first teaching at 9:30am followed by Mass, box lunch, another teaching, and concludes with Holy Hour at 2:30pm. Guest speaker for both talks will be Dr. Mark Miravalle (Franciscan University in Steubenville). The Legion of Mary has arranged a bus to transport participants for the day. The Seminary asks for $10 donation to cover lunch, etc, and the bus will cost $25/person. The bus will leave the parish parking lot at 7:30am and return by 5:00pm. To reserve a seat or for more information, please contact Linda Mondzelewski 302-994-2781 or [email protected].


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Meet the RCIA Candidate Nicholas Giustiniano

I live at home with my Mom. Currently I am a full-time student at Wilmington University. My major is Game Design and Development. The program is giving me an understanding of the workflow involved in design techniques and developing a game or training simulation. My ultimate goal is to be able to communicate and market what I design to programmers and designers in the industry.

What influenced me to take the step to RCIA is my Mom. She asked me if I wanted to do it with her and I thought that would be pretty cool. So far, I think the RCIA is a good experience, as nobody judges anyone. As far as how my experience of participating in Mass is, I have only been to church a few times due to my mom's variable work schedule. However, the RCIA is helping me understand the readings at Mass a bit better.

VOCATIONS God called Moses from the burning bush. Is His voice burning within your heart? Is He calling you to live out your Catholicism as a priest, deacon, religious sister or religious brother? If you’ve felt that holy fire and aren’t sure what to do next, call or write Father Norman Carroll, Diocesan Director of Priestly and Religious Vocations (302-573-3113, [email protected]).

Be sure to visit our website: www.cdow.org/vocations!

Wednesday Lenten Worship and Soup Luncheon:

The ecumenical ministerial group of our area is again hosting a Lenten Worship and Soup Luncheon on the Wednesdays of Lent . Worship service is 12:30-1:00 p.m. at St. Mark’s UMC, 1700 Limestone Rd, followed by a soup and bread luncheon. The theme this year is: “Conversion – Becoming Disciples of Christ.” St. John the Beloved Church will lead in pray and serve the luncheon on Wednesday, March 2nd. All are welcome to any of these services. Volunteers are needed to make various soups to serve on March 2nd. If you are able to make your specialty soup for this worship and luncheon on March 2nd, please contact Susan Stepnowski at 235-0480.


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