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Parish website: www.stimothys.orgYouth Ministry website: www.ym.stimothys.org

Weekend Masses

Saturday 5:00 pm; Sundays 8:00 am; 9:45 am; 11:30 am

Misa en Español en Domingo 4:00 pm.

Daily

Monday & Friday at 12:00 noon, Wednesday & Thursday 9:00 am

Tuesday Communion Service at 9:00 am

Nursing Home Masses

Monthly on the 2nd Monday @ Glade Valley 10:00 am

Eucharistic Adoration

First Friday 12:30 pm- 9:00 am Saturday; Other Fridays 12:30 - 4:00 pm.

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturday 3:30 - 4:30 pm, or contact the Parish Office for an appointment

Marriage

Contact a priest or deacon at least six months prior, and before making

wedding arrangements.

Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Eucharist, & Confirmation)

To be eligible to prepare and receive the Sacraments of Initiation before the

age of 18, children must have been enrolled in a Christian Formation

program one year prior and the year of preparation and reception.

Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick or Home & Hospital Visits

Contact the Parish Office before hospitalization, or in an emergency.

Parishioners who are anticipating going to the hospital

Call the Parish Office to arrange a time to receive the Sacrament of the Sick.

Contact Us

Rev. Juan Vazquez-Rubio, Pastor (ext. 101)

([email protected])

Permanent Deacons

Jim Barth ([email protected])

Robert Price ([email protected])

Marissa Alspaugh ([email protected])

Director of Youth Ministry (ext. 105)

Linda Lebo ([email protected])

Director of Music (ext. 113) Yvette Leith ([email protected])

Director of Christian Formation (ext. 103)

Parish Office

Hours: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm (Monday through Friday)

Lynn Stambaugh ([email protected]) (Notary)

Administrative Assistant to the Pastor (ext. 100)

Dawn Hawes ([email protected])

Business Manager (ext. 102)

Sandy Gordon ([email protected]) Administrative Assistant Christian Formation (ext. 104)

ST. TIMOTHY C a t h o l i c C h u r c h

We are called together by Jesus Christ

to worship, proclaim and serve as a

community of faith and to embrace one

another in the love of Christ.

Parish Phone: 301-845-8043 Parish Fax: 301-845-4902

RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation) is an ongoing process for those

desiring to become Roman Catholic.

Jim Schrader at 301-471-1312 or [email protected].


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Next Weekend

First Sunday of Advent

November 27, 2016

Second Collection: Seminarians

Poor Box: Military Services

{A collection for the Archdiocese for the Military Services }

Mass Intentions: November 21-27

Monday: Noon: All Souls

Tuesday: 9: 00 am: Communion Service

Wednesday 9:00 am: All Souls

Thursday: 9:00 am: All Souls

Friday: Noon: All Souls

Saturday 5:00 pm: Jeanne Main

Sunday: 8:00 am: Our Parishioners

9:45 am: Jessica Mae Snook

Eucharistic Adoration“Could you not watch one hour with me?”

“Jesus wants us all to come to Him in the Blessed Sacrament. He is there in person just waiting for you.” (Blessed Mother Teresa)

Adoration hours:First Fridays 12:30 p.m. - Saturday 9:00 a.m.

All other Fridays 12:30-4:00 p.m.

Readings for Mass: November 21-27

Monday: Rv 14: 1-3, 4b-5/ Lk 21: 1-4

Tuesday Rv 14: 14-19/ Lk 21: 5-11

Wednesday Rv 15: 1-4 / Lk 21: 12-19

Thursday: Sir 50: 22-24/ 1 Cor 1: 3-9 /

Friday: Rv 20: 1-4, 11--21:2 / Lk 21:29-33

Saturday: Rv 22: 1-7 / Lk 21: 34-36

Sunday: Is 2: 1-5 / Rom 13: 11-14

Mt 24: 37-44

Did you know can use a

credit card for your offertory giving?

Here is the direct link to set up your own self-managed

Online Giving account:https://www.myowngiving.com/Default.aspx?cid=805

Questions? Call the parish office: 301-845-8043

11:30 am: All Souls

4:00 pm: Our Parishioners

Lk 17: 11-19

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Christmas Flower Memorials: To have a Memorial published, please return the names to the parish office by Monday, Dec. 19th

Donation: $10.00 PLEASE PRINT Donated by: _____________________________________________________

Memory of: ____________________________________________________________________________________

Memory of:____________________________________________________________________________________

Memory of:____________________________________________________________________________________

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Please return this form to the parish office or put it in the collection basket.

Advent Wreath Sign-ups

Sign ups are available this weekend for

families and individuals to light our

Advent wreath. Sign-up sheets are in

the gathering area.

Bulletin DeadlineMondays at 10:00 am

Notices received after the deadline will run the following week.

Send bulletin items to:[email protected]

By the Numbers: November 12-13, 2016

Attendance: 995

Offertory Collection For Parish

Envelopes: $ 5,042.00

Loose $ 979.05

Debt Reduction $ 165.00

All Souls $ 110.00

Total: $ 6,296 .05

Charity

Catholic Schools $ 731.00

Haiti $ 1,268.23

Jeff Dalton, Nancy Fairfax, Diana Crum,

Lisa Dilley, Craig Hathaway, Mary & Hughie

Sparkman, Lisa Marchesani, Anthony Erias

Maverick Proctor, Brayden Eyler, Corine

Shaffer, Margaret Parson, Richard Main,

Maggie B., Victoria Smith, June Rose Lamb,

Tucker, James Hahn, Nancy Carignan,

Sophia Petrafesa, Kyree Beachem,

Jean Wright, Gary Wilson, Dawn Pryor,

Rachel Dombeck, Donna Myrick, Josh Doerr,

The Ballard Family, Stephanie Chicca, Karen

Kerens, Melissa Hickcox, and Marge Jones.


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As we come to the end of this liturgical year, a

Year of Mercy, we celebrate the solemnity of

Christ the King of the Universe. Throughout this

past year the Word of God has been guiding us

to make room and meet at a personal level this

God of Mercy. This weekend we have the

opportunity to declare our faith and loyalty to God’s Mercy made

person in Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. By His obedience to the will

of the father He has been made the true leader who is the way to the

Father, and by whose authority we are made coheirs of God’s promises.

The mission we have been entrusted is to proclaim God’s mercy for all

living creatures. To preach the good news of God’s limitless love and

make disciples for the Kingdom. Here at St. Timothy’s we have been

blessed with a vibrant community that answers this call every day in a

multitude of ways. One aspect that makes this mission possible is your

financial support.

Every year we have the opportunity to review the financial aspect of

our parish community. The numbers are important, if we are to

maintain a healthy operating system of the parish’s administration,

programs and outreach. The financial report for the fiscal year 2015-

2016 is in the bulletin. I invite you to please look at it and if you have

any questions or comments, please don’t hesitate to contact the parish

office.

The news that we have been incorporated in one Pastorate with St.

Katherine Drexel, and thus we enter into a new relationship with that

parish, may cause you to be anxious about the future of St. Timothy’s

as the familiar church you know and love. This is understandable, but

the plans for St. Timothy’s are not immediate and could change in the

future, and it is important that St. Timothy maintains a position of

financial strength in order to meet the future head on.

Giving of your treasure is yet another way of recognizing that all we

are and all we have are gifts from God. It is a way of saying “Thank

you” to God for His many blessings. And, the blessing of our parish

community. St. Timothy’s parish cannot survive without the generosity

of our parishioners. Funds are needed to perform charity and service

functions, to pay staff, and to maintain our lovely house of worship.

Our programs are still robust and growing, and so our costs are still

the same. We count on your Offertory support to pay for utilities,

salaries, programs, supplies, maintenance items, and other costs

important to our mission to spread the gospel message. Our staff and

many volunteers intend to continue evangelizing while cutting

expenses, watching our budget, and keeping in mind that we need to

be careful stewards of the money you entrust to St. Timothy’s.

I want to thank you for the support and generosity you showed day

in and day out to our parish community. Know of my prayers and

appreciation. Pax, Fr. Juan.

From the desk of Fr. Juan Pancake Breakfast - The Knights of Columbus

Council is sponsoring a pancake breakfast, serving

pancakes and sausage, THIS Sunday November 20th

9:00am until 1PM. Please stop by the parish center

gym and enjoy a delicious breakfast and fellowship.

There is no charge, but a free will offering would be greatly appreci-

ated. If you are interested in becoming a Knight of Columbus please

contact Brian Woerner at (301)732-6428 or via email

[email protected] . Visit our Facebook page at

https://www.facebook.com/groups/115597035129139/

Executive Meeting: The Knights of Columbus Council will hold its

executive meeting on Nov 23rd. All council officers are encourage to

attend.

KofC Christmas Cards

The Knights of Columbus conclude their sale of beautiful religious

Christmas cards, ornaments and puzzles after all the Masses in the

gathering area. Please stop by the table and view the items for sale.

Ornaments and puzzles make special Christmas gifts. Please contact

Mary or Paul Fiumara at 301-845-8393 with any questions.

St. Vincent DePaul Christmas Giving Tree

Our Christmas Giving Tree Project begins this weekend. Select one

or more tags and return the item(s) to St. Timothy no later than

Sunday, December 4th. Do not gift wrap the items and

remember to attach the tag(s) to the returned item(s). Please

return your gift(s) to St. Timothy Church no later than 2:00pm,

Sunday, December 4th.

Leisure Group

Leisure Group will meet on Monday, November 28, 2016 at 12:30

PM following the noon mass. We will meet at church for pizza (bring

your own drink), followed by bingo and a 50/50 drawing. All seniors

are invited. Questions, call Jeannette Todd at 301-845-6796.

Join us on Thanksgiving Day

November 24th at 9:00 a.m. for Mass.

We ask you to bring non-perishable food or a monetary gift

to share with those in need.

Parish offices will be closed on

Thursday November 24th & Friday November 25th.


• P A G E 4 •

Ministries Schedule

St. Tim’s Basketball

Friendly pick-up basketball games are played from 8:00 pm to 10:00

pm on most Wednesday’s from mid-October through the end of

March in the Parish Center. Come out and have fun, get some exercise

and to socialize with your fellow parishioners! Players under the age

of 18 must be accompanied by a parent. Please Register at:

Leagues.bluesombrero.com/sttimothys or contact Pat Helmstetter at

[email protected] or 240.344.3998 for more information

Calling all G.K Chesterton fans!

Deacon Rob is looking for fellow Chesterton enthusiasts to help start a local

Chesterton Society. Chesterton (1874-1936) was a convert to the Catholic

Church, who wrote over a hundred books during his lifetime (including the

Father Brown detective series) and published over five thousand essays in

newspapers and magazines. One of the most quoted writers in the English

language, yet one of the least studied, G.K. Chesterton foresaw and wrote

about the issues we struggle with today: social injustice, the culture of

death, the decline of the arts, assaults on religion, and attacks on the family

and on the dignity of the human person. The American Chesterton Society

(ACS), founded in 1996, works to promote interest in G.K. Chesterton. The

mission of the ACS is accomplished through local chapters. Currently, there

is no chapter in Frederick County; the nearest being in Baltimore and

Hagerstown. Deacon Rob is interested in creating a Frederick County Chapter

of the ACS to help appreciate and promulgate the writings and thinking of

G.K. Chesterton. One objective is to better equip members to understand

their faith and to evangelize more effectively. Other important objectives

are to have fun and meet fellow Chesterton fans. A hallmark of any

Chesterton meeting is food, drink, and fellowship. If you are interested

in helping or in learning more about G.K. Chesterton, please contact Deacon

Rob at [email protected].”

We are planning to set up the new tabernacle

in the main church on the first weekend of

Advent, November 27th. I ask you to consider

donating toward the fund to pay for the

refurbishing of the tabernacle and the stand

where it will be placed. Please use this form

for your donations.

Blessings, Fr. Juan.

Lighthouse Catholic Media

The long awaited order for new Lighthouse Catholic Media materials

has finally arrived! Please take a look at the new CD selections, you'll

find all new titles including one for the Mass readings for Advent Cycle

A which will enhance your understanding of our Advent season and

warm your heart in your preparation for the Birth of our Saviour!


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Upcoming Service Opportunities

• FCAA November 25. Those who are signed up to serve dinner at the

Frederick Community Action Agency should be dropped off there at

5pm and picked up at 7pm. Hair should be tied back. Please wear close

toe shoes. Bring a signed Parent Note with you.

• Advent Family Event November 27: we would love teens to help set

up and clean up for this family event. Extra teen hands to help families

with smaller children would also be appreciated. Sign up online for

more details.

• Toy Shop December 4: Parents and teens are invited to help sort the

gifts from our Giving Tree at Town Hall. Sign up online.

Edge Teens

• Don't forget to complete your 25 Day Bible Study

• Visit the website to sign up for the upcoming retreat and pilgrimage

• See you at the Christmas Party on December 4 from 4:30-6pm

Life Teen Teens

• If you are not a Confirmation Candidate go online to sign up for your

January small group.

• See you at the Christmas Party on Sunday, December 4 from 7-8:30pm

Christian Formation News

MONDAY NIGHT CHRISTIAN FORMATION

Catechists and Aides are

needed for this program

5:30 – 6:45pm

2nd grade Catechist and Aide

4th grade Catechist and Aide

Hall monitors and extra volunteers are also needed.

All volunteers (14 or older) who volunteer with children

must have completed their Shield the Vulnerable training

(STAND) or Worthy of the Call for teens under 18 before you

are eligible to volunteer. Contact Yvette if you could donate

a few hours a week for our youth or need information

about training.

All Ministers (Ushers, EMs, Sacristans, Greeters, etc.) and Volunteers

at St. Timothy should be registered with "Shield The Vulnerable".

This is the Archdiocese of Baltimore's Child Protection program, and

is available online as a two-level training course. All adult volunteers

(18 and older), whether or not they have substantial contact with

children, need to be registered on the Shield site. Please contact

Dawn Hawes, our screening coordinator, for information on which

level is necessary for your volunteer duties. She can be reached at

(301)845-8043 (X102) or email [email protected].

SundayNovember 27

1st Sunday of AdventPrepare ye the way!

Advent Family Event

1:00 – 3:00pm

Plan to attend with your family to prepare for

the season of Advent.

Be sure to sign-up in the gathering space on

this weekend November 19/20

so enough supplies can be

available for all families attending.

Please bring a snack to share.

Parish will provide paper goods and drinks.

A NIGHT IN BETHLEHEM

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18TH

A Christmas Event for Families!

Jesus Came to Save

Your volunteer help is needed

for a success!!


• P A G E 6 •

Sunday, July 24, 2016 Meditation and Questions for Reflection or Group Discussion Mass Readings: 1st Reading: Genesis 18:20-32 2nd Reading: Colossians 2:12-14 Responsorial: Psalm 138:1-3,6-8 Gospel: Luke 11:1-13 Deepening Our Relationship with Our Heavenly Father through Prayer He will get up to give him whatever he needs. (Luke 11:8) Imagine the situation: you are traveling through ancient Palestine and arrive in a village far later at night than you had planned. No inns are open here, and your empty stomach sinks as you realize the only option left is knocking on the door of an old friend. You know the culture, which dictates that it would be extremely rude and inhospitable not to welcome a guest. But that doesn’t make it any less embarrassing. You arrive at his house close to midnight and pause. Like most families of this time, they live in a one-room house. Knocking on the door means disturbing not just your friend, but his wife and children; they could be up until sunrise settling the children down again! You hesitate, weighing the awkwardness of imposing yourself against the exasperation your friend will surely show. Finally, rousing all your boldness, you knock. Many of us experience a strong social instinct to be “low maintenance,” to avoid ruffling feathers or putting undue pressure on those around us. This desire comes from a good place. We want to love people, not burden them. But in today’s Gospel, Jes us tells us that we should have no such hesitation in our relationship with God. The guest, pestering his friend, is our model of unembarrassed petition. And when his request is not immediately granted, he is not discouraged but continues “pestering.” In some countries, the phrase “God botherer” is used as a derogatory term for Christians. In fact, this parable shows us that, not only are we to “bother” God constantly with prayer, but he urges us to. Our heavenly Father loves nothing more than hearing his children’s petitions. So don’t hold back from asking big things from God because you think you’re asking for too much. Just keep on knocking! “Lord, I present my needs and desires before you. Give me the courage to come to you without any hesitation.” (Many thanks to The Word Among Us (www.wau.org) for allowing us to use meditations from their monthly devotional magazine. Used with permission.)

Iglesia Católica San Timoteo Walkersville, Maryland

Boletín Informativo de la Comunidad Hispana

Domingo 20 de noviembre del 2016 solemnidad de Cristo Rey del Universo

(Ciclo C)

Fin de Semana Pasado 13 de noviembre del 2016 Asistencia: Adultos Niños: Total: Segunda Colecta para este fin de semana 11/20/16 La próxima semana: 11/ 27 /16

Desde el escritorio del Padre Juan… Estimados Parroquianos, La fiesta de Cristo Rey del Universo marca el fin del año litúrgico de la Iglesia. La próxima semana iniciamos con el nuevo año litúrgico. Esta fiesta de Cristo Rey nos invita a meditar sobre lo central que es Cristo en nuestra vida. ¿Es Cristo verdaderamente el Rey de nuestro universo? A un rey se le da toda la pleitesía y el poder y el mando. ¿Esta Cristo en el mando de nuestro diario vivir? La vida del cristiano debe de estar en una constante transformación, cambio y conversión. Sería bueno que nos durante esta semana que es la última del año litúrgico meditáramos hasta donde hemos permito la presencia de Cristo en nuestra vida como nuestro centro y como Rey de nuestro Universo. El jueves aquí en USA estamos celebrando el día de acción de gracias sería bueno que durante ese día honráramos a Dios una oración de agradeciendo por sus muchas bendiciones. + Les deseo un muy feliz día de Acción de Gracias. Aquí en San Timoteo la misa de acción de Gracias será a las 10:00am todos están invitados a participar. + Como todos saben hemos adquirido un nuevo sagrario para la iglesia, donde reposara el Santísimo, estamos haciendo una invitación para que nos hagan donaciones para pagar el costo pues no se encontraba en el plan económico. Si desea ayudar por favor comuníquese conmigo. Gracias. PAX Padre Juan.

Solemnidad de Cristo Rey del Universo Génesis 14, 18-20 1Corintios 11, 23-26 Lucas 9, 11-17

"Pan" es el término en que coinciden los textos litúrgicos. Jesús, en el pasaje evangélico, "tomó los cinco panes...y levantando los ojos al cielo, pronunció sobre ellos la bendición". Este gesto de Jesús, visto retrospectivamente, está prefigurado en el del Melquisedec, rey-sacerdote de Salem, que ofrece a Abrahán pan y vino (primera lectura) como signo de hospitalidad, de generosidad y de amistad. Ese mismo gesto de Jesús, visto proféticamente, anticipa la Última Cena con los suyos y la Eucaristía celebrada por los cristianos en memoria de Jesús: Tomó pan, dando gracias lo partió y dijo: "Éste es mi cuerpo que se entrega por vosotros" (segunda lectura).

Lecturas de la Semana Trigésima Cuarta semana del tiempo ordinario

Lunes 11/21 Apocalipsis 14:1-3,4b-5 Lucas 21:1-4 Presentación de la S. V. Maria Martes 11/22 Apocalipsis 14:14-19 Lucas 21:5-11 Santa Cecilia, Mártir Miércoles 11/23 Apocalipsis 15:1-4 Lucas 21:12-19 B. Miguel Agustín Pro, Mártir Jueves 11/24 Siracide 50:22-24, 1Cor. 1:3-9 Lucas 17:11-19 Día de Acción de Gracias Viernes 11/25 Apocalipsis 20:1-4, 11—21:2 Lucas 21:29-33 Sábado 11/26 Apocalipsis 22:1-7 Lucas 21:34-36 Confesiones son todos los sábados y domingos a las 3:30pm o por cita al número de la oficina

…

Para comunicarse con el Padre Juan Por favor llamar al teléfono de la oficina:

301-845-8043 El Padre Juan estará en la oficina los lunes, miércoles y viernes de 10am a 4pm.


• P A G E 7 •

Lecturas del próximo domingo Primer Domingo de Adviento (Ciclo A)

Isaías 2, 1-5 Romanos 13, 11-14 Mateo 24, 37-44

Hay que salir al encuentro del Señor que se acerca; hay que hacerlo acompañado de las buenas obras. Este es el punto central que unifica las lecturas de este primer domingo de adviento. El Señor volverá, esto es una certeza que nace de las palabras mismas de Cristo en el Evangelio. Sin embargo, no conocemos ni la hora ni el día de su llegada, por eso la actitud propia del cristiano es la de una amorosa vigilancia (EV. Más aún, ante el Señor que se avecina hay que salir a su encuentro llenos de entusiasmo, hay que despertarse del sueño y ver que el día está por despuntar. Así como al amanecer todo se despierta y se llena de nueva esperanza, así la vida del cristiano es un continuo renacer a una nueva vida en la luz. (2L). La visión del profeta Isaías (1L) resume espléndidamente la actitud propia para este adviento: estamos invitados a salir al encuentro del Señor que nos instruye en sus caminos. Salir a su encuentro iluminados por la luz que irradia el amor de Dios por cada uno de nosotros los hombres. Los Sacramentos Celebrados con fe…

Felicidades, recuerde que son 6 meses de preparación antes de la boda. Antes de hacer cualquier preparación hable a la oficina de la parroquia para hacer una cita con el Padre Juan al número 301-845-8043. Les recordamos que toda la documentación tiene que ser presentada en la oficina parroquial en horas de oficina. Todas las presentaciones para bodas tienen que hacerse a través de la parroquia independientemente de quien vaya a celebrar la ceremonia.

Y recuerde que durante la cuaresma NO hay bodas ni quinceañera ni bautismos. Es decir desde el miércoles de ceniza (1 de marzo al 23 de abril del 2017) no tendremos Quinceañeras, Bodas ni bautismo

Charlas para Matrimonios interesados, favor de comunicarse con a la oficina parroquial Charla para Bautismos: se ofrecen el primer domingo de cada mes. En los salones junto a la iglesia a las 3:00pm Más información puede comunicarse con la señora Malena. Los Bautismos se celebran el segundo y cuarto domingo de cada mes durante la misa de las 4 de la tarde. NO hay bautismo en cuaresma (marzo 1, 2017 al 23 de abril del 2017). Registraciones: Si no se ha registrado, lo puede hacer llenando una hoja de registro y depositándola en la colecta durante la misa o entregándola en la oficina de la iglesia.

Avisos Importantes

Fiestas para Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe

En preparación para las fiestas Guadalupanas tendremos varios eventos de recaudación de fondos para el pago del

Mariachi, Comida y Rosas Si usted desea colaborar por favor hable con el Padre

Juan. La Misa de Guadalupe será el 11 de diciembre a las 4 de

la tarde. El lunes 12 de diciembre habrá mañanitas Guadalupanas a las 6 de la mañana con misa de función.

Recuerde a nuestros nuestros difuntos: Familiares y

Amigos. Incluya en sus oraciones a todos los miembros de la parroquia que se encuentran enfermos. Y por las necesidades de las personas que están escritas en el libro de peticiones.

Tiempo de Adviento

La próxima semana iniciamos con el tiempo de Adviento, preparación para la Navidad. El servicio penitencial de adviento será a las 7pm el día 20 de diciembre. Aquí en San Timoteo. Habrá confesiones en español.

Sagrario y Santísimo El sagrario con el santísimo estará en la iglesia principal a partir del 26 de noviembre lo que significa que demos moderar nuestra forma de compórtanos en la iglesia. Se está pidiendo ayuda para pagar los gastos de remodelación del Sagrario y la base donde se pondrá. Gracias.

Misa de Acción de Gracias La Misa de acción de gracias el será el jueves 24 de noviembre a las 10:00 am todos están invitados a participar.

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