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Saturdays 5:00pm (C) Sundays 8:30am, 11:00am, 5:00pm (C) Children’s Liturgy of the Word 11:00 Mass Monday – Friday 9:00am (NC) First Wednesdays Adoration after 9:00am Mass (NC) First Saturdays Rosary 8:30am/Mass 9:00am (NC)
Reconciliation Saturdays 3:30-4:30pm (C) or by Appointment
Prayer & Healing Tuesdays following 9:00am Mass (All Year) First Saturdays following 9:00am Mass (Sept - June) First Sundays following 8:30am Mass (Sept - June) Prayer Request [email protected]
New Parishioners are Welcome!
Please contact the Rectory or visit
the Welcome Desk to register.
May 7, 2017
4th Sunday of Easter
Events/Meetings This Week
Monday, May 8, 2017 Set Up for Good As New (NH) 12:30-2:00pm Atrium Class (NC) 4:00-8:15pm Atrium Classes (NC/NH) 4:00-5:00pm CIC Confirmation Class (Conf II) 7:00-9:00pm Spirit Band Practice (C) 7:00-8:15pm Religious Ed Class (PC/C)
Tuesday, May 9, 2017 Lord’s Table Soup Kitchen (St. Martin’s) Set Up for Good As New (NH) 4:15-7:45pm Atrium Classes (NC/NH) 6:30-8:00pm MD1412 Troop Meeting (PC) 7:30-9:30pm Adult Choir (C) 7:30-9:30pm Prayer Shawl Ministry (Conf I) 8:00-9:30pm Youth Choir Practice (NC) 8:30-9:30pm AA Meeting (NH)
Wednesday, May 10, 2017 Set Up for Good As New (NH) 9:30-12:00pm Women’s Sharing (PC) 7:00-11:00pm Spanish Prayer Group (NC) 7:00-8:30pm StPYG Meeting (PCLL) 7:00-9:00pm Gala Meeting (PC3)
Thursday, May 11, 2017 Set Up for Good As New (NH) 5:15-6:30pm Religious Ed Class (PC/C) 6:45-8:30pm Middle School Session (PC/C) 7:00-8:30pm RCIA Inquiry (Conf I) 7:30-9:00pm Prayer Group (NC)
Friday, May 12, 2017 9:00-6:00pm Good As New Sale (NH) 7:00-8:30pm Scout Pack Meeting (PC)
Saturday, May 13, 2017 Mother’s Day Blessing (5:00 Mass) 7:00-8:30am Men’s Faith Group (APR) 8:00-12:00pm Good As New Sale (NH)
Sunday, May 14, 2017 Mother’s Day Blessing/Flowers (All Masses) 9:30-11:00am Holy Spirit Program (PC) 9:30-11:00am CIC (Conf I/II) 9:30-11:30am RCIA (NC) 3:30-5:00pm Saint Paul Folk Practice (C)
Legend: C – Church, APR – All Purpose Room, SAC – Sacristy, PC - Parish Center (3 Sections/Lower Lobby), NC - Norris Chapel,
NH- Norris Hall, GR – Grounds, Conf I/II – Rectory Conference Rooms.
We’re Here to Serve You Rev. Joseph Pierce, Pastor: [email protected]
Deacon Ed Close: [email protected]
Deacon John Finerty: [email protected]
Deacon Maury Huguley: [email protected]
Deacon David Terrar: [email protected]
Patty Whitehouse, Parish Secretary :
Larry Caines, Director/Music: [email protected]
Lisa Nueslein, Director/Religious Education:
Cathy McTighe, Director/Youth Ministry (MS & StPYG):
Cindy Zyzak, Administrative Support/Religious Education:
Margie Apgar, Ministry Coord: [email protected]
Honduras Clinic/Sherrie Wade: [email protected]
Beth Harper, Accountant: [email protected]
Kathy Van Horn, [email protected]
Bulletin: [email protected]
Calendar: [email protected]
Liturgy: [email protected]
Mary of Nazareth Catholic School: www.maryofnazareth.org
Pastoral Care: [email protected]
Prayer Request: [email protected]
Rectory 301-253-2027 – FAX 301-391-6755
Office Hours: Mon - Fri 9:00am-5:00pm
Mon May 8 9:00am Virginia Okorafor Wed May10 9:00am Aldo Gillotti Thurs May 11 9:00am Patti Woods Fri May 12 9:00am Nancy Micalizzi Sat May 13 5:00pm Patti Woods Sun May 14 8:30am Nancy Micalizzi Sun May 14 11:00am Mary Ann Durso
Please Remember In Your Prayers: Babette Burke, John Burke, Tom Butler, Michelle Doody, Mary George, Michael George, Nella Giliotti, Mary Alice Jenkins, Diane Kanne, Janet Keefe, Mary Leggieri, Jack Morrison, Dominic Naples, Jim Prentiss, Helen Reyes, Jean Shreffler, Peggy Sicotte, Eleanor Szapiel, Jack Talamo and Dan Ward.
Eternal Rest Grant Unto Them O Lord: The parishioners of Saint Paul Catholic Church offer our prayerful condolences to the families of all who have recently passed away.
Please help keep our prayer list updated by calling the
office as changes are needed. Names will only be
included if submitted by a relative or by the person
requesting prayers themselves.
Prayer & Healing Ministry
Whether it is spiritual, physical or emotional, we all have times we need to ask the Lord to bring us to wholeness. Under direction of our Pastor, Saint Paul’s has a trained and dedicated prayer team available to pray with parishioners seeking the Lord’s healing presence. Confidentiality is strictly
maintained. For info or to schedule an appointment, please contact Pat Linn at 301-253-8647.
Pastoral Care – If you would like visitation, communion, anointing, confession, meals or have other care needs please call the Rectory at 301-253-2027 or email [email protected].
Baptism - Please join us this weekend in welcoming into Saint Paul Community through the Sacrament of Baptism: Brendan James Blades and Odilia Louise Gallagher.
I left off last week speaking about Henry VIII. His burial place is the chapel royal of St. George at Windsor Castle. As I said, it becomes very easy to cast Henry only in the light of a tyrant and everyone else around him as victims, including St. Thomas More. The sad truth of this time in English history is that it was a period of almost perpetual conflict between rival factions. In the hundred years that preceded the death of Henry VIII in 1547, England was in a state of civil war for most of the first half of this era. When Henry’s father took the throne, Henry VII, the Tudor dynasty brought stability but the scars of the past always lurked in the background. The country was therefore willing to suffer much in order to remain stable. From nobles to churchmen to large portions of the growing middle class, the idea of returning or even possibly returning to a time of factional conflict was unthinkable. Only a few would stand in the way of the king and they did so in peril of their lives. When Henry made his break with the pope, he did it for political reasons. At least in his mind this seems to be the case. For some in England, in particular St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher, his actions were also destructive to the Body of Christ for theological reasons. The reformation era that had begun with Luther and his theology was in England captured at first with politics as the central focus. For over a 1000 years, from the time of Constantine, the Church insisted on and had made political and theological ideas part of the same story. This union created what became known as Christendom. With Henry that notion began to crack and fracture the fabric of a common Catholic identity. St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher saw something that the vast majority of people at this time were unwilling to admit or be concerned about. They believed that the voice of the Church in the world of politics was not a nuisance but an anchor for the life of faith in the common culture. In our times, we are so used to the slogan that religion and politics does not mix that we fail to examine the truth of the statement. They do mix. The living Church must and always engage the common political culture. To think otherwise is to deny Christ and make our faith a waist land of personal speculation. Continued …
From the Pastor’s Desk
These were some of the things that I thought about at the time and after my visit to the chapel. Ironically, I left the chapel and headed to the state apartments for a quick visit. Rather than immersing myself in thoughts of faith, I wanted to see the world of English royalty. This part of Windsor Castle can easily be seen as a total disconnect from a pilgrims journey. I did though have a good reason for going. The last time I was at the castle, this area was not open to the public. Destroyed by fire, it took years to restore it and on my last visit only a portion of the restoration had been completed. Since I had missed this part and being practical about the price of admission, the tour made sense. However, fatigue was really setting in, so I dashed through and got back to the train station to be back in London just as the insanity of rush hour was beginning. I’ll tell you more on that next week.
The Altar Flowers this weekend are in loving memory of Michelle Baluch with love from Fred and Andrea Chite.
Thank you to all those who were so generous in contributing to the decorations for Easter:
Robert Williams in memory of Olin Molesworth
Ann Barbagallo in memory of Richard Barbagallo
Karen Sgueo in memory of Tyler Sgueo and Harry
Applegate Family in memory of deceased members of
Applegate and Caffrey Families
Michael Rhodes in memory of deceased
family members
John and Donna Kidwell in memory of
Stephanie Kidwell
Richard and Vicki Parry in memory of Joyce Bailey,
Elizabeth Carignan, Parry and Weatherby Families
Florence Lanza in memory of Frank Lanza
Claire and Frank Del Gandio in memory of
Susan Ditzel and Louis Diezel, Jr.
Brian and Jennifer Gardiner in memory of
June Longley Burner
Ed and Kathy Grapsky in memory of Lauryn Grapski
and Katherine and Paul Morley
Maureen Appleby in memory of Vincent, Dorothy
Karen, Raymond and Michelle Zedler
Phil Sadtler in loving memory of Lorraine Sadtler
Rodrigo and Aimee Ibacache in memory of
Catherine Ibacache
Ken and Sara Custer in memory of John, Arlene and
Frankie Marcinko, Ronnie Suddveta,
Bill & Louise Dumbroski, and Michele Hinkle
Gordon and Marilyn Hemersley in memory of
Joan Hamersley
Jonathan Heiderich in memory of
John and Rose Heiderich
Betty Garner in memory of Charles Garner
Gerald and Caroline Benedick in memory of Dorothy
& Frank Benedick and Bill and Jean Gray
Matthew and Pamela Thomas in memory of
Walter Celmer and Charles Thomas
Cecilia Wills & Family in memory of Stanley Szapiel
John Hammond in memory of
Harry and Jackie Hammond
Karen and Paul Vassallo in memory of
Wayne Hazel and Teresa & Louis Vassallo
Karen Prestoy-Heyn in memory of Betty,
George, and David Prestoy
Continued From the
Pastor’s Desk
Date What? Where?
Religion Classes for K-5
May 8 & 11 Religion Classes in Session Parish Center
Middle School Sessions
May 7 – 3:00pm SUNDAY Class Parish Center
May 11 – 6:45pm THURSDAY Class Parish Center
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Confirmation Candidates: We should have your Enrollment Form, Letter of Intent, Sponsor Form and Saint Reflection. If you have not turned these in, please bring to class or the parish office.
Saint Paul Youth Group (StPYG) – Our third session is going on now for all registered participants! Learn more about our program on our website: www.stpyg.weebly.com. In addition to our registered session, we offer a number of OPEN EVENTS for any high school student whether or not he/she is participating in our registered sessions.
Encounter The Gospel Of Life - Attention High School Students: Our annual summer service trip "Encounter the Gospel of Life" is July 9th-14th at the University of Maryland.
We join parishes from around the area and nearby states to spend a week serving those in need in the DC Area. Teens are split into groups and assigned a site at which they will serve for the week. During the evening, teens participate in programming including a guest speaker, lively music, small group activities, adoration, and more.
DETAILS of the trip are available on our website. Cost of the trip is subsidized by fundraising efforts, more info to come. (Last year's teens payed only a fraction of total cost!) SIGN UPS are open now. Everything you need is at www.StPYG.weebly.com, click on the SERVICE tab at the top of the page.
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Save the Date for Vacation
Bible School! Mighty Fortress: In Jesus, the Victory is Won, June 26
th to the 30
th. Informational Flyer/Registration Form are online http://www.stpauldamascus.org/forms/index.php. If you wish to be part of the VBS Team, please contact Margaret Kenny at [email protected] or 240-315-6877. We need your God-given talents!
College Scholarships - Attention high school seniors! The St. Paul Men's Club is offering college scholarships to recipients of the George Nethery Memorial and Bernie Hughes Service Awards. These awards, offered annually for over 20 years, are funded through Men’s Club activities such as Pancake Breakfasts. High school seniors in our parish were recently sent a letter with details about how to apply. Recipients will be recognized in June at the Parish Picnic. If you are a high school senior and have not received a letter about the scholarships contact Joe Donoghue by email at [email protected]. Mother’s Day Spiritual Bouquet Cards are available now until Mother’s day for your mother, mother-in-law or any Mother you would like to have remembered at Mass on Mother’s Day! The spiritual bouquet cards are in the Narthex, proceeds will benefit pro-life activities. Your donation is appreciated.
Religious Education
Parish News
GOOD AS NEW SALE
Friday, May 12 9am - 6pm
and Sat. May 13 8am - 12pm. We will be collecting clean, useable clothing, household items and paper grocery bags beginning Sunday,
May 7 after 11:00 Mass and until noon on
Thursday, May 11. Please do not leave any items at the Rectory or Church, deliver all items to the Norris Hall.
Set Up: Sunday, May 7 starting at 11:00am to move racks from storage shed to Norris Hall, put up tables, stack chairs and put up signs.
Weekday help needed to sort items: Any time you have between 9am - 8pm, Monday through Thursday.
Cashier: Friday, May 12 from 9:00am – 6:00pm, and Saturday, May 13 from 8:30am – 12:00pm.
Clean up: Saturday, May 13 from 12:15 until it’s done. Bag and box leftover items to be picked up by another charitable agency, clean and stack tables, mop floor, clean kitchen and put everything in order.
Haul Trash: Saturday, May 13 at 1:00pm. Need pickup truck to take leftover trash to the dump.
Could we put a sign in your yard announcing the sale? For more information contact Jane Thorne: [email protected] or call 301-831-7980.
The summer food collection for Brian Mulholland will begin the weekend of August 5/6 when the bags are passed out. The bags need to be returned the weekend of August 12/13.
Cursillo – Northern Ultreya – Interested in finding out about Cursillo? Contact Saint Paul Liaisons Steve and Rosemary Reeves by email at [email protected].
Honduras Gala - In planning for our 4th Annual Harvest of Hope and Healing Gala in November, we are asking for Silent Auction donations. The auction has been a huge success thanks to your generous donations of items/services. With hard work and imagination, Melanie Raum and her group have taken these items and created beautiful baskets sought after by all and always a big part of fundraising for the clinic. This is a huge endeavor, we would like individuals or groups (friends, neighbors, church groups) to pick a basket theme and donate items to fill it. Bring items to the rectory M-F from 9-5 only (no basket necessary) labeled with at least 1 person’s name/contact info. Suggestions: Alcohol, Cigar, Gift Card, Theater Tickets (Strathmore, Kennedy Center, National Theater, Olney Theater), Sports Tickets, Golf Gift Certificates, Coffee/Tea, Spa, Vacation Spots, Popular Electronic Devices, Gardening, Gym Memberships, Thanksgiving or Christmas. You can also find great ideas online. The clinic is such a worthy cause, please help us make this year’s fundraiser a tremendous success. If you have any questions or would like to join the Gala committee, especially if you have fundraising experience, please contact Sherrie Wade at [email protected]. Holy Spirit Program - Have you ever thought about what role the Holy Spirit is meant to play in your life of faith? Is the Lord calling you to a deeper experience of the Holy Spirit? Please join us for the HOLY SPIRIT SERIES, as we gather in the Parish Center on Sunday mornings: (The remaining dates are May 14 and May 28). The meetings will be from 9:45AM – 10:45AM which is conveniently timed to facilitate attending either the 8:30AM or 11:00AM Mass. The Series includes a video and a time of singing and prayer, and will culminate with a celebration after Pentecost Vigil Mass on Saturday evening, June 3rd. May God empower us with His Holy Spirit both individually and as a Parish as we journey together toward the Solemnity of Pentecost. Any questions, contact Brandt Boyle at [email protected]
AHG #MD1412 and TLUSA #MD1412 -
Experience a Christ-Centered Leadership Program at our Open House Tues. May 16
th, 6:30-8pm in the Parish Center. St. Paul currently charters American Heritage Girls Troop #MD1412 for girls and is introducing its newly-chartered Trail Life USA Troop #MD1412 for boys. American Heritage GirlsTM and Trail Life USA© are the premier Christ-centered character, leadership, and outdoor adventure organizations for girls and boys (grades K-12), serving 60,000+ members in 50 states. Along with your family & church, we share a passion for creating safe & active opportunities to equip the next generation for Christian service. For more info visit AmericanHeritageGirls.org or TrailLifeUSA.com or contact us at [email protected] or [email protected]. Health Care Ministry - May is Mental Health awareness month. Mental illness is more common than cancer, diabetes or heart disease. One in 5 adults in the US had a mental health issue in 2014 and one in 25 lived with someone with a serious condition. Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well being and affects how we think, act and feel. It helps us determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices. Biological factors such as genes, brain chemistry, life experiences (trauma or abuse), and family history of mental health problems contribute to mental health problems. Mental illness affects all ages, incomes, educational levels, races and cultural backgrounds. Help is available, there are many different treatment modalities. With early diagnosis and treatment many people recover or manage symptoms to lead a productive life. For info and warning signs visit: www.cdc.gov, www.webmd.com, www.nami.org, www.samhsa.gov.
Project Rachel Ministry, sponsored by the Archdiocese of Washington, hosts support groups for women with difficulty over abortion. Contact Julia Shelava at 301-853-4565 or [email protected]. All contact is confidential.
Franciscan Monastery Garden Guild Open
House - Interested in gardening at one of the most peaceful sites in Washington while helping feed our neighbors in need? Come to the Open House on Sat., May 13 10am.-12pm, 1400 Quincy St. NE, DC. Learn about our herb, vegetable and flower gardening, beekeeping, garden tours and more. Each year, we partner with parish and non-profit volunteers to harvest and donate over 5,000 pounds of food for our community. Visit www.fmgg.org or email [email protected].
Mother Seton Parish - Sodality "Almost Summer" BINGO/dinner, Fri. May 19. Doors open 5pm for dinner, Bingo at 7pm. Prizes include Kate Spade bags, Coach, Dooney & Bourke and Vera Bradley. Tickets: $35 - include chicken dinner, regular game boards, 2 special games, and door prize drawings. You can purchase additional boards, raffle & 50/50. MSP Parish Center: 19951 Fr. Hurley Blvd., Germantown. Please bring can goods for Germantown Help. For Tickets/Info contact Kathleen Coughlin at 301-613-6893 (eve/weekend) or [email protected]. We expect another SELL OUT EVENT. ADW Women’s Conference - Registration is now open for the Fifth Conference: “Occasions of Grace” at Catholic University Saturday, May 20 8:30am – 4:00pm. Presentations will be in English and Spanish. Keynote speaker: ValLimar Jansen. Breakout sessions speakers: Rev. William Byrne, Christina Lamas (en espanol) and Michael Carotta. The day includes Mass celebrated by Bishop Knestout, Confession, lunch and many faith based exhibitors. Registration fee: $40.00 includes lunch. For more info/to register visit: www.adw.org/womensconference.
Word of Life - “In the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation, also called confession, we meet the Lord, who wants to grant forgiveness and the grace to live a renewed life in him.”
USCCB, “God’s Gift of Forgiveness: A Pastoral Exhortation on the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation”
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