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St. Mark Roman Catholic Church & School

1011 Eastwood Road, Wilmington, NC 28403

Office (910) 392-0720 | Fax: (910) 392-0720 | www.stmarkcc.net

Our mission is to invite, inspire, educate, and lead people to know and love Jesus Christ.

St. Mark Catholic Church www.stmarkcc.net

Watch all of our Masses online! Facebook: @stmarkwilm

Parish Offices:

Remain closed to walk-in visi-

tors. Staff are available M-F,

9am-4:30pm by phone or email.

Emergency Contact:

(for life/death emergencies)

During office hours:

(910) 398-6509

Evenings/Weekends:

(910) 399-1591 - Please

leave a message and your

call will be returned.

Bulletin Prayer List Requests:

Family members may email

[email protected] -

Names will remain on the list

for one month.

CLERGY

Pastor

Fr. Gregory Spencer

[email protected]

(910) 392-0720

Parochial Vicar

Fr. Cesar Torres Martinez

[email protected]

(910) 392-0720

CHURCH OFFICE STAFF

Campus Business Manager

Denise Leuci

[email protected]

(910) 398-6526

Pastoral Secretary

Stephanie Watts

[email protected]

(910) 398-6509

Parish Office Coordinator

Dawn Wood

[email protected]

(910) 398-6508

Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministry

Melissa Quaranto

[email protected]

(910) 398-6510

Director of Children’s Faith Formation

Anne Doyle

[email protected]

(910) 398-6511

Director of Music and Liturgy

Angela Daughtry

[email protected]

(910) 398-6514

Campus Accountant and HR

Frank DeMonte

[email protected]

(910) 398-6512

Realm Project Manager

Mike Krawczyk

[email protected]

(910) 398-6517

Communications Ministry Lead

Cecilia “Cici” Yeager

[email protected]

(910) 398-6515

Welcome to St. Mark Catholic Church!

Chapel is open for personal prayer Monday-Thursday, 9am-4pm.

Daily Mass (Sign-up is NOT required)

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:30am (English)

Wednesday: 8:10am (English)

Monday-Thursday: 10:00am (Spanish)

Weekend Masses (Sign-up is REQUIRED)

Saturday Vigil: 5:00pm (English) & 6:00pm (Spanish) at Christ the King

Church in Riegelwood, NC

Sunday: 8:30am & 10:30am (English) & 12:30pm (Spanish)

Confession (Sign-up is REQUIRED)

Saturdays from 3:30pm-4:30pm

Eucharistic Adoration (Sign-up is REQUIRED)

Every Friday from 9:00am-4:00pm

Sign-ups for Mass and confes-

sion close on Fridays at 4pm.

Please register early to secure

your spot! Additionally, we ask

that you sign up for only ONE

Mass per weekend to allow oth-

er families the opportunity to

attend and participate in the lit-

urgy! If you have any issues

signing up, please call the parish

office. Thank you for your co-

operation!

Sign up for Mass, confession and/or adoration here: https://www.stmarkcc.net/mass-signups/

Mass Schedule

https://www.stmarkcc.net/mass-signups/

(910) 392-0720 Iglesia Católica de San Marcos

YouTube: St. Mark Catholic Church, Wilmington, NC ¡Mira todas nuestras misas en linea!

For the Fourth Sunday of Advent, we hear Luke’s version of the story of the angel Gabriel’s

announcement to Mary about the birth of Jesus. Today’s gospel shifts our attention from

John the Baptist to Mary, the mother of Jesus. Both John and Mary serve as important figures

for our reflection during Advent; they are both instrumental in preparing the way for Jesus.

Today, as we reflect upon Mary’s example of faith and obedience to God, we must also be

receptive to receiving God’s plan for us. Most of us are familiar with the Annunciation story,

and it is fitting that we recall how God announced the birth of Jesus as we make our final preparations for our

celebration of the Incarnation on Christmas. As you know, the angel Gabriel visited Mary, a virgin betrothed

to a man named Joseph. Mary greeted the angel’s news with awe and wonder and asked how it could be

possible that she could give birth to a child. In his reply, the angel Gabriel announced the child to be born

would be conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit and would be God’s own Son. The angel reported to

Mary another miracle; her relative Elizabeth was also pregnant despite having been thought to be unable to

have a child. Mary’s response to the angel, which is called her fiat (saying yes), is an example of complete

faith and obedience to God.

Mary, already full of God’s grace, was able to cooperate in this great plan for our salvation. Thus, Jesus was

born as one of us, fully human and fully divine. This is the mystery we prepare to celebrate at Christmas, the

mystery of the Incarnation. Like Mary, we pray that we will be people of faith who recognize God’s saving

plan for us and are able respond with obedience in saying “yes” to God.

PS- As this is the last bulletin before Christmas, I want to wish all parishioners of St. Mark and Christ the King,

Riegelwood, a very Merry Christmas on behalf of myself and Fr. Ceasr and all the staff! May we all remember

that a newborn Savior was born unto us as the Messiah. Rejoice and sing as we give God thanks and praise!

Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam,

Fr. Greg

A Message From Our Pastor

Mass Intentions - Week of December 21-27, 2020

Monday

Dec. 21

8:30am

10:00am

† John Bolton

Marie Basciano (Healing)

Tuesday

Dec. 22

8:30am

10:00am

† John Sheehan

† Kathryn Cherasaro

Wednesday

Dec. 23

8:10am

10:00am

Yoli F. Coralde

Thursday

Dec. 24

4pm (Church)

4pm (OLV/Gym)

6:30pm (Church)

6:30pm (OLV/Gym)

11pm (Church)

Grilli & DeSanto Families

† William & Kathryn Klink

† Glenn Steel

† Jeremy Owens

† Robert Harrington

Friday

Dec. 25

9:30am

11:30am

† Vaughn L. Pusey, Sr.

† Timothy Klink

Saturday

Dec. 26

5:00pm

6:00pm

† Domenica Bertetto

Sunday

Dec. 27

8:30am

10:30am

12:30pm

† Diana Rose Caputo

† Bill Snodgrass

† Kevin Brayan Cruz

Sanctuary candles are offered in loving

memory of Teresa Rice. Altar flowers are

provided by the St. Mark staff. We pray for

our deceased. May all who have died, rest in

peace.

The 6:00pm Mass on Saturday is celebrated at Christ

the King Catholic Church, our mission parish in Riegelwood, NC. Masses are livestreamed on Face-book YouTube, and website!



New Parishioners

We would like to welcome you

to St. Mark! If you are interest-

ed in registering and joining

our parish, please complete a

registration form on our web-

site or by clicking here. If you

decide to join us, we ask that

you will consider giving your

time, talent and treasure for

the Lord’s work!

Sacraments & Preparation

Baptism, Matrimony, and

Funerals - Stephanie Watts

([email protected])

Baptism requires a mini-

mum of 30 days notice to

complete the requirements

and to schedule.

Engaged couples must

contact the office six

months prior to their

planned wedding date to

enter pre-wedding prepa-

ration.

First Holy Communion

Contact: Anne Doyle

([email protected])

Confirmation

Contact: Melissa Quaranto

([email protected])

Curious about the

Catholic Faith?

St. Mark's process

of Christian Initia-

tion for Adults (RCIA) can help

you! If you have questions

about the Catholic faith or just

want to learn more, contact

Paul Townend at (910) 386-

6468 or [email protected].

Christmas Masses Christmas is almost here! If you did not receive an email from us with the

sign-up links for Christmas Masses, please check the website. We ask that

you sign up for only ONE Christmas Mass to allow other families the oppor-

tunity to attend and participate in the liturgy. Space is limited. All partici-

pants must register in advance. Additionally, PLEASE be prompt. If you

arrive late, your spot may be given to someone else. Thank you for your

understanding!

Parking Reminders:

For Mass in the school gym, please enter and exit through Barrington

Road and park behind the gym.

For Mass in the Church, please enter and exit from Eastwood Road

and park in the main parking lot.

Additional Confession Times during Advent

Saturday, December 19: 3:30pm-4:30pm

Monday, December 21: 11am-12pm*

Please sign up in advance for confession! Links will be available each week.

*Confession on Dec. 21 is specifically for seniors and/or those who cannot

drive at night.

There will not be Adoration on Christmas Day, Friday, December 25.

You can view the full Advent schedule on pages 6-7 or on our website.

Parish News & Announcements

Submit a Communication and/or Event Request HERE

(includes bulletin requests)

Christmas Flowers & Remembrance Remember and pray for your loved ones this Advent! The deadline for submissions is

Monday, December 21, 2020. You can give a donation in memory/honor of some-

one, and their names will be included in next week’s bulletin. Make your donation

through Realm, by clicking HERE and forward your confirmation email to of-

[email protected] with your names. You can also place your donation in a general

envelope available in the church pews and return it to the parish office. Please re-

member to indicate “Christmas Flowers” somewhere on the envelope AND the

names! Thank you!

Donate to Our Nativity Set! You can help us defray the cost by clicking the but-

ton below or texting “stmarkccnativitysetoutdoor”

to 73256. Thank you for your generosity!

Click HERE to Give Online

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Mass Reminders & Update to COVID Policy We have been blessed to have had the opportunity to celebrate Mass in-person since May 17, 2020. Over

the course of seven months, we’ve learned to adapt to changes implemented by our local, national and dioc-

esan leaders. We at St. Mark are very appreciative of everyone who has and continues to adhere to the

safety regulations and protocols set in place by the Diocese of Raleigh and local government officials.

As we prepare to celebrate our Advent services, it remains important for us to follow these best practices and

think of our brothers and sisters in Christ during this difficult time. In Pope Francis’ latest op-ed in The New

York Times, the Holy Father wrote, “Looking to the common good is much more than the sum of what is

good for individuals. It means having a regard for all citizens and seeking to respond effectively to the

needs of the least fortunate.” Thank you for responding to that same call to love, respect and honor one

another, especially during this time of pandemic.

Best Practices for Attending and Participating in Mass

Masks are required to enter the church. Please wear your mask over your nose and mouth at all times.

RECENT UPDATE: If you cannot wear a mask for any reason, you will be seated in the chapel. We

ask that you come forward to the door to receive communion.

Ushers will show you to your seat at Mass. You will not be able to select your seat at this time.

Socialization and conversations with others can occur in the parking lot or sidewalk as long as mask-

wearing and social distancing are observed. Please avoid stopping and congregating at the entrance

doors of the church.

If you are feeling unwell or taking care of a family member who is sick, please take the necessary safety

precautions and stay at home.

Encourage family members and friends who cannot attend Mass in-person to watch our livestreams on

Facebook, the website or YouTube!

Thank you for your respectful cooperation!

Reference:

Pope Francis. (2020, November 26). Pope Francis: A crisis reveals what is in our hearts. The New York Times.

Retrieved from https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/26/opinion/pope-francis-covid.html.

Seeking Ushers & Greeters for Christmas! We are in need of ushers and greeters for our Christmas Masses! If you feel called to serve and plan to be in

town for the holidays, please contact Bill McDonald (910) 452-5629 or Kathee Ferro (910) 520-1805. Any-

one 18 years or older can volunteer as an usher. Training will be provided! Thank you to our current and

future ushers for your dedication and assistance to make in-person Mass possible and safe for our St.

Mark community. We couldn’t do it without you!



Junior Youth Ministry (JYM) for grades 6-8. We use the LifeTeen “Edge” program. Check your

email this week for this week’s video and challenge!

Upcoming JYM dates:

Wednesdays, Dec. 23 and 30: NO JYM (Christmas Break) We will resume Wednesday, Jan. 6!

Senior Youth Ministry (SYM) for grades 9-12. Senior Youth Ministry is comprised of Confirmation

preparation (typically a two year process beginning in 9th

grade) and our post-Confirmation youth

group called CrossWalk. We also offer a High School girls peer-led Bible Study and monthly Ladies

Nights featuring a topic and fellowship.

Upcoming SYM dates:

Sundays, Dec. 20 and 27: NO SYM (Christmas Break) We will resume on Sunday, Jan. 10!

We have begun planning for NCYC (the National Catholic

Youth Conference) for next November 2021 and Catholic

Heart Work Camp (our summer mission trip—Charleston,

SC from June 20-26). Contact [email protected] for

more information.

Young Adult Ministry is for young adults in their 20’s or 30’s, married or single, with or without kids

who are interested in exploring a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ through fellowship and for-

mation in the Catholic Faith.

Join us the first Tuesday of the month for Disciples Night: Mass at 6pm followed by an outdoor

social gathering. Our next Disciples Night is Tuesday, January 5.

For more information about what we do, ways to get involved in our parish community, or if you’re

interested in joining a small group contact: [email protected] or join our Facebook group YAASM

and follow us on Instagram @smccyam.

Youth & Young Adult Ministry Melissa Quaranto, Director of Young Adult and Youth Ministry | (910) 398-6510 | [email protected]

Support the Life and Mission of

the Parish! Give Electronically!

Click HERE to Give Now!

Thank you to everyone who participated in

our Parish Stewardship Program, Responding

to God’s Call to Love and Serve! Remember

that you can increase your giving at any time.

Please click on the “Give Now” button to get

started!

mailto:[email protected]://onrealm.org/stmarkcc/-/give/now



Fourth Sunday of Advent Luke 1:26-38

Then Mary said, “Here am I, the servant of the Lord; let it be with me according to your word.” Then

the angel departed from me. (Luke 1:38)

Living the Word: Mary answered yes. How easy is it for us to say YES to God? We

still have a few days left in Advent to continue to prepare. Talk with your children

about how everyone is doing with getting closer to God during this season of prep-

aration. We are very close to Christmas. I know many of you have probably already

sent out Christmas cards. But how about having your children make Christmas

cards for family or friends in the neighborhood. Include messages of love and joy.

Questions of the Week:

Child: Is there something hard you need to do this week? What

might make it easier?

Adult: When have you followed the example of Mary and said, “Let

it be done to me as you say?”

Fun Facts for Catholic Kids: Do you know what one of the themes

of the 4th Sunday of Advent is? It’s ACCEPTANCE! Remember

when an angel came and told Mary that God would like her to be

the Mother of Jesus? Mary didn’t say, “I can’t talk to you right now”,

or “Maybe I will ---but why do I have to?” Mary just said YES. She

accepted the job she was given. She was ready to do whatever God

wanted her to do. Do you eve say, “Why”? “Wait a minute”......are

you ready to accept whatever job God wants you to do?

Children’s Faith Formation Anne Doyle, Director of Children’s Faith Formation | (910) 398-6511 | [email protected]

Check out this week’s Children’s Liturgy of the Word!

Watch This Week’s Children’s Liturgy of the Word HERE

This is where Ms. Anne reads the readings for the following Sunday and

offers a brief reflection, often giving the children some “homework” to do!

Links are also available on our website and Facebook page. God Bless!

At Home with the Word This year, we have decided to recommend online resources in lieu of the “At Home with the Word” books. To prepare

your hearts, mind and soul for Advent, we suggest visiting USCCB’s website (usccb.org) for daily readings and podcasts,

Word on Fire with Bishop Robert Barron for daily Gospel reflections, and Dynamic Catholic for inspirational reflections.

Also, check out Ascension Presents for more great and insightful content from incredible speakers!

A drawing of an angel by Max (2nd

Grade).

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Anointing of the Sick: Update on Pro-

tocols For Sick Calls in the Wilmington

Area

For New Hanover Regional Medical Center

(NHRMC):

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, there is a new proto-

col in place for emergency calls for patients and in-

patients at NHRMC who desire to receive the Sacra-

ment of Anointing for the Sick. If you or your loved

one wants to receive the sacrament, the nurse should

be informed, or contact the pastoral care office at the

hospital and they in turn will get the medical clear-

ance in contacting Father Greg Anatuanya who will

follow all safety protocols before, during, and after

the visit. Fr. Greg is the only priest allowed into the

hospital for the purpose of administering the Sacra-

ment of the Sick at this time during the COVID re-

strictions.

Lower Cape Fear Life Care Center (formerly known

as Hospice Center):

If a loved one is an in-patient at the Lower Cape Fear

Life Care Center and requests a priest for the Sacra-

ment of Anointing, let a staff member at the Center

know, and they will make the arrangements, same as

above.

All other requests for anointing for parishioners at

home should be directed to their parish of their reg-

istration.

Christmas Letter from the Bishop Bishop Luis Rafael Zarama wrote a Christmas mes-

sage for the faithful of the Diocese of Raleigh. You

can read his message by clicking on the links below.

Read the letter in English HERE.

Read the letter in Spanish HERE.

Year of St. Joseph On Dec. 8, Pope Francis has declared this to be the Year of

St. Joseph. Pope Francis describes Saint Joseph as a be-

loved father, a tender and loving father, an obedient fa-

ther, an accepting father; a father who is creatively coura-

geous, a working father, a father in the shadows. The Let-

ter Patris Corde (Latin for “With a Father’s Heart”) marks

the 150th anniversary of Blessed Pope Pius IX’s declaration

of St Joseph as Patron of the Universal Church. To cele-

brate the anniversary, Pope Francis has proclaimed a spe-

cial “Year of St Joseph,” beginning on the Solemnity of the

Immaculate Conception 2020 and extending to the same

feast in 2021. At the conclusion of his Letter, Pope Francis

adds a prayer to St Joseph, which he encourages all of us

to pray together: “Hail, Guardian of the Redeemer, Spouse

of the Blessed Virgin Mary. To you God entrusted his only

Son; in you Mary placed her trust; with you Christ became

man. Blessed Joseph, to us too, show yourself a father and

guide us in the path of life. Obtain for us grace, mercy, and

courage, and defend us from every evil. Amen.”

Wilmington Catholic Radio Second December Show - Talk with Dr. Robert

Moynihan, Author of “Finding Viganò” For our second December show, we meet the author of Finding Viganò, Dr. Robert Moynihan, who is the

founder and editor of the magazine, Inside the Vatican. Dr. Moynihan was sent by TAN Publishers on a mis-

sion to find Archbishop Viganò after he released his Testimony in August of 2018. In the show, we learn about

Archbishop Viganò, his Testimony, and how it impacted the investigation of former American Cardinal Theo-

dore McCarrick.

This show will air on Wilmington Catholic Radio on stations 91.7 FM, 93.1 FM, and 103.1 FM in Wilming-

ton and 100.5 FM in Southport the third and fourth weekends of December, Saturdays at 11 a.m. and

Sundays at 6 p.m. That’s Saturday, December 19th and 26th at 11 a.m., and Sunday, December 20th and

27th at 6 p.m. This show is also available via live-stream or on our website at wilmingtoncatholicradio.com,

and may you all have a blessed Advent and a Merry Christmas.

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St. Mark’s Ministry News

Sharing Tree Collection: Dec. 26-27 For the month of December, the Sharing Tree

Ministry will be collecting the following items:

Paper towels

Toilet paper

Tissues

Shampoo & Conditioner

Pump Soap

Drop off your donations either on Saturday,

Dec. 26 from 1pm-5pm or Sunday, Dec. 27

from 7:30am-1pm. Thank you for your kind

generosity! God Bless!

KOC: $3,000 in Scholarship for Future

Saints The local Knights of Columbus Msgr. Christopher

Dennen Assembly 2017 will be awarding $2,000 First

Place and $1,000 Second Place scholarships to prac-

ticing Catholics enrolling for the first time in a college

or university beginning 2021. The student must

demonstrate strong school academic achievement,

service to the church and community as well as

some financial need. The winners will be discerned

by the Assembly Scholarship Committee members.

To apply for the scholarship, a student must fill out

the application, write a minimum of 500-word es-

say on the life of an American Saint (canonized

person who served American population or

Blessed person) and provide the requested bio-

graphical information. Please click on the button

below to access the application form. For further in-

structions or more information about the scholarship

program, please email [email protected].

Thank you!

KOC Scholarship Application 2021

In Our Community

Upcoming Special & Second

Collections Dec. 24 & 25: Priests Retirement Fund

(Second Collection/Separate Basket)

Dec. 24 & 25: Christmas Angels

Offertory for Sunday, December 12-13 Identifiable Gifts: $31,596

Year to Date:

Budget YTD $638,000

Actual YTD $619,768

Unfavorable $(18,232)

Participate in the December Blood

Drive! We are hosting a blood drive to assist the American

Red Cross on Tuesday, Dec. 29 from 10am-4pm in

the School Gym NOT the Parish Hall. If you would

like to donate your blood, please sign up HERE. Con-

tact Dawn Wood ([email protected]) if you need

help signing up.

Like us on Facebook to see the

latest updates about our litur-

gies and community events!

@stmarkwilm

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Pre-K & Kindergarten 2021-22

Registration Do you have a child entering PreK 4 or Kinder-garten for the 2021-22 school year?

Now is the time to start looking at schools! Please

contact Lisa Erling ([email protected]) to

schedule a private tour. St. Mark Catholic School

provides a Christ-centered Catholic education with a

focus on excellence in education and character de-

velopment.

St. Mark Catholic School is Seeking a

Full-Time Music Teacher! 40 hours/week

St. Mark Catholic School seeks an inspiring music

teacher who is responsible for teaching music educa-

tion to students in PreK-8th Grade and assists the

staff of the school in the improvement and apprecia-

tion of music instruction. Duties also include helping

students grow in their enjoyment, appreciation, and

performance of music through a variety of planned

music experiences which include singing, moving to

music, playing of instruments and listening and per-

forming other tasks directly related to the job de-

scription. See www.smcsnc.org for more details.

Our Mission

St. Mark Catholic School is committed to educating the

whole child academically, spiritually, and physically. St.

Mark Catholic School strives for academic excellence by

instilling in each student Christian values, confidence, and

a desire to be effective leaders of tomorrow.

1013 Eastwood Rd.

Wilmington, NC 28403

(910) 452-2800

Facebook: @stmarkcswilm

Website: www.smcsnc.org

Pray for Our Sick

Lord our God, you give us strength and support in our frailty.

Daniel Agnelli

Steven Agnelli

Andrea Baker

Dave & Mary Ballow

Marie Basciano

Toni Bellingrath

Julie Boardman

Michelle Boggiano

Jo Ann Branson

Lloyd Calkins

Richard E Canizaro

Teresa Carney

Patricia Carroll

Joe Ciccone

Abby Coderre

Michael Doyle

James (Jim) Fagan

Norine Ferko

Rich Fimbel

Trish Fletcher

James A. Gibson

Eduardo Gonzalez

Amanda & Stephen Grimm

Monica Henderson

Al Hinn

Florence (Flo) Hough

KellyAnn Hough

Ellen Humphrey

Sharon Kane

Betsy King

Easton Knight

Hazel Lanier

Cheryl Marek

Grace McQuillan

C.J. Miley

Bob Milstead

Steve Mitchell

Max Morin

Ashley Perkins

Omaira Reid

Val & Don Roberts

Patricia Ryaczewski

Bernadette Secondo

Henry Smith

Lenny Szlarski

Elaine Tedesco

Ashley Thornton

Annelies Todd

Magdi & Jim Turner

Felice Van Eron

Geraldine Vasquez

Mary Fran Watson

Madelyne (Lyne) Welch

Joseph Wells

Gerald Damora

Jerry & Joanne Catts

Brian May

Helen Bibinski

Names will remain on the list for a month. Please email [email protected] with requests.

School News & Employment Opportunities

St. Mark Catholic School Staff

Principal

T. Burton

(910) 452-2800

[email protected]

School Admissions

Lisa Erling

(910) 398-6532

[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]://smcsnc.org/https://smcsnc.org/



Congratulations to all of our Teachers! Mr. Keith Brown, with the Diocese of Raleigh, presented Fr. Greg and Mr. Burton with the Monsignor Ger-

ald Lawrence Lewis Award for Excellence in Teaching. In lieu of presenting the award to one individual this

year, the award committee recognizes the hard work and dedication of all of the teachers in the Diocese.

St. Mark Catholic School News

St. Mark Catholic School Wilmington, NC

Getting into the Christmas Spirit! St. Mark students, both at home and at school,

participated in Christmas Spirit Week this week by

showing off their Christmas sweaters, socks and

hats!

More Nativity Sets from 3rd Grade! We’ll feature more projects next week!

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