4th sunday in lent march 6, 2016 - queen of apostles...
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4th Sunday in Lent March 6, 2016
Non Territorial Parish 4435 E Patterson Road
Dayton, OH 45430-1033 Phone: (937) 429-0510
web site: www.qac-ohio.org
Pastor: Rev. Tom Schroer, S.M. Pastoral Associate: Deacon Greg Cecere
Liturgies are Interpreted for our deaf community members
NOTE: Nursery Service available each Sunday in the vestibule! Contact Maggie Atkinson at [email protected]
A Member of the Marianist Family
We share this bread and cup.... ....and we proclaim our willingness to build a community of love, and to be the holy people God calls us to be.
(QAC Vision Statement)
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From a Marianist Community of student brothers open to visitors for Sunday Eucharist, Queen of Apostles Community emerged as a non-territorial parish on August 28, 1973.
Continuing in the tradition of the Marianist Charism, we come together each week as a family of Catholic, Christian believers, to worship our God in the Eucharist with song &
praise and to share in the breaking of the Bread. In so doing, we proclaim our willingness to build a community of love and to be the holy people God calls us to be.
If you are visiting and worshipping with us for the first time, we extend to you our warmest welcome. Our prayer is that your worship experience will be uplifting and Spirit filled.
We hope you will visit us often and worship with us!
(If you’d like more information about us or would like to join our Community, please fill out the form on the back cover and drop it in the collection basket!)
NOTE: If the form on the back is missing, email [email protected] with your name, phone number, address and we’ll contact you about joining us.
Marianist Doxology May the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit be glorified in all places
through the Immaculate Virgin Mary.
QUEEN OF APOSTLES COMMUNITY (QAC)
“THE SPIRIT” & SUNDAY HOMILIES ON LINE: Visit our QAC website at qac-ohio.org. On the main page, you’ll find ‘The Spirit of QAC’ under ‘Our Community.’ ‘Homilies’ are listed under ‘Sunday Bulletin.’
STEWARDSHIP & GIVING
4th Sunday in Lent: “No longer was there manna for the Israelites, who that year ate of the yield of the land of Canaan.” (Joshua 5:12). Over the forty years that the Israelites journeyed through the desert, God provided them with manna to eat. As soon as they were able to enjoy the fruits of the Promised Land the manna ceased. Likewise, God’s blessings to us may change over the years but it is important to trust that God will always provide us with all that we need.
QAC Operating Income Report Note: Operating Income includes regular collection, rental, and interest income.
Income Expenses Difference January 2016 $ 13,334 $ 18,150 <$ 4,816> Year to Date $132,022 $127,051 $ 4,971
Our fiscal year is July 1st to June 30th. Thank you for your generosity!
Sunday Attendance (Feb 28th): 165
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4th Sunday in Lent - Laetare Sunday
Presider ......................................... Fr. Tom Schroer, S.M. Assisting ........................................ Deacon Greg Cecere Liturgy Planner .............................. Liturgy Planning Team Music Director ............................... Teesie Chandler Interpreter for the Deaf .................. Janet Miller
Joshua 5:9a, 10-12: The exodus had begun with a celebration of Passover, and it ends with the same feat. Immediately after celebrating this Passover, the manna that God had provided to feed the Israelites on their journey ceases. They now have a rich land, a land flowing with “milk and honey,” to provide for them. God no longer needs to supply their daily sustenance, but gives them the resources to provide for themselves. This passage reminds us of the graciousness of God, who provides for our every need.
2 Corinthians 5:17-21: The reconciliation of humankind and God made is possible not by anything we have done, but by Christ. Indeed, Paul says that God chooses not to count our transgressions against us, as we deserve. Instead, Jesus, who was sinless, takes on responsibility for our sins. By placing our faith in him, we are made right with God. Paul recognizes that the gift of reconciliation is freely given but also knows that his readers have the responsibility to accept the gift and make it real.
Luke 15:1-3, 11-32: The opening verses suggest that the question of judgment of others is the real point of the story. The older son is unable to forgive and rejoice. Although he has done what is right, his heart is in the wrong place. For many of us who sincerely strive to lead upright lives, the story of the older brother hits home. We too are tempted to feel “holier than thou” when we encounter others who do not strive as hard as we do to live the moral life.
Ministers Taking Eucharist to Those Not With Us
Presider: Let us send these ministers to those who could not be with us.
Response: Receive the Body of Christ for the nourishment of those who are not here with us. Assure our friends of our prayers and blessings throughout the week.
Music: (Mass of Remembrance (MOR)) Gathering ................................ Tree of Life (Vs 4, Lenten General & 4th Sunday) ..... Gather 397 Penitential Rite ........................ SUNG (JCG) ........................................................... Bulletin, Pg 4 1st Reading ............................. Joshua 5:9a, 10-12 .................................................. Drew Nanda Responsorial ............................ O Taste and See (Psalm 34) ......................................... Gather 835 2nd Reading ............................ 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 ...................................... Kathy Rodriguez Gospel Acclamation ................ SUNG (Come Now, O Word) ..................... Words, Bulletin, Pg 4 Creed ....................................... SPOKEN (John Shea) ............................................. Bulletin, Pg 4 Universal Prayer................ ...... “Create in me a clean heart, O God” ............. Marilyn McCrate Sign of Peace .......................... SUNG (Come Now, O Word) ..................... Words, Bulletin, Pg 4 Preparation of the Table .......... Wholly Living ......................................................... Bulletin, Pg 4 Holy, Holy ............................... SUNG (MOR) .............................................................. Gather 201 Memorial Acclamation ........... SUNG (MOR) .............................................................. Gather 204 Doxology/AMEN ................... SUNG (MOR) .............................................................. Gather 206 Lord’s Prayer .......................... SPOKEN Lamb of God ........................... SUNG (MOR) .............................................................. Gather 207 Communion ............................ Only This I Want .......................................................... Gather 695 Out of the Depths .............................................................. GC 877 Sending Forth .......................... Amazing Grace ............................................................ Gather 612
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Come Now, O Word of God
Fill our minds, that we may hear Your wisdom; Touch our lips, that we may speak Your truth;
Hold our hearts, that we may always follow You; Come Now, O Word of God.
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KYRIE (Jesus, the Compassion of God)
1) Kyrie eleison, eleison, Kyrie. Kyrie eleison, eleison, Kyrie.
2) Christe eleison, eleison, Christe. Christe eleison, eleison, Christe.
3) Kyrie eleison, eleison, Kyrie. Kyrie eleison, eleison, Kyrie.
Wholly Living (by Ann Hurley)
I am waking, I am willing, I am open, sacred love.
For my being is your dwelling, Wholly living, Holy Love.
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PRAYER OF BELIEF – John Shea
We believe that where people are gathered together in love, God is present and good things happen and life is full.
We believe that we are immersed in mystery, that our lives are more than they seem, that we belong to each other and to a universe of great creative energies whose source
and destiny is God.
We believe that God is after us, that God is calling to us from the depth of human life.
We believe that God has risked Self and became man in Jesus… In and with Jesus we believe that each of us is situated in the love of God
and the patterns of our life will be the pattern of Jesus - through death to Resurrection.
We believe that the Spirit of Peace is present with us, the Church, as we gather to celebrate our common existence the resurrection of Jesus, and the fidelity of God.
And most deeply we believe that in our struggle to love, we incarnate God in the world.
And so aware of mystery and wonder, caught in friendship and laughter, we become speechless before the joy in our hearts and celebrate the sacredness of life
in the Eucharist. Amen
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* * * QAC COMMUNITY INFORMATION * * *
CELL PHONE: With respect for the liturgy, please silence all cell phones before Mass begins.
EUCHARISTIC TEAM #1: Sharon Herbert (Captain), Donald Drake, Jill Drake, Steve Guilfoos, Mary Guilfoos, Amie Herbert, Mike Herbert (nursery/Si Lounge), Margie Hudnell, Sharie McKenny, Marti Quakenbush, Tom Quakenbush, Sister Rose Martin, Marie Restivo, Isabella Greet.
EUCHARISTIC BREAD BAKERS: Barb Evenson (Mar 6th), Mary Papp (Mar 13th), Marie Restivo (Mar 20th), Ruby Bauer (Mar 27th). If you'd like to make the Eucharistic bread or for info, call Ruby Bauer, 426-7260. Recipes furnished.
LITURGY PLANNING MEETING TODAY: After Mass, we’ll be planning liturgies for May 8th-29th (the feasts of the Ascension, Pentecost, Trinity Sunday and the Body and Blood of Christ). We’ll gather in Si Lounge for a light lunch, then reflect together on the four feasts before breaking into small groups to plan. Teesie Chandler, Linda Folmar and Bob Buescher will be available to help with music selections and seasoned planners will be there to help anyone who is new to planning. Your planning is a gift to the QAC community and we would love to have you with us. Blessings...Linda and Bob
COMMUNITY MEETING: Tuesday, Mar 8th, Si Lounge, 7:00 PM. Please join us and take an active part in the life of our Community.
ANNUAL SPAGHETTI DINNER & SILENT AUCTION!: Saturday, Mar 12th. Seating times are from 5:00-7:00 PM. We'll take reservations in the vestibule today, Feb 28th, and Mar 6th. This event funds all of our youth projects for the year, including our meetings, summer service trips, retreats, and leadership training. Maggie Atkinson will be in charge of our ‘Silent Auction’ - focusing on gift baskets for the auction donations. If you’d like to donate, have questions, or need an idea, contact Maggie Atkinson, [email protected], or Jack Simpson, [email protected] for more information. Thanks in advance for all your donations.
THANK YOU QAC: Your generous support of the ‘Dayton Day of Caring Pancake Breakfast’ last Sunday resulted in a $450.00 donation which goes directly to the food banks and shelters in Greene County. And a heartfelt thank you to the volunteers who served.
Birthdays (Mar 6th-13th)
March 6th - Barbara Morgan 7th - NONE LISTED 8th - Sophia Cobb, Jerry Weisbecker 9th - NONE LISTED 10th - NONE LISTED 11th - NONE LISTED 12th - Patricia Rooney 13th - Russ Potyrala
Anniversaries
March 2nd - Pat & Jerry Reichard 9th - Mary Lou & Bill Meers 15th - Sarah & Greg Repasy 16th - Susan & Dennis Hernit 20th - Mandy & Jeffrey Cowgill 22nd - Terry & Ron Blanken 23rd - Tracy & Ken Moran 27th - Marti & Tom Quakenbush
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BOOKS FOR ‘PROJECT READ’: We ( QAC) are collecting gently used books for school aged children ( pre-school to third grade) at Ruskin School. Maria Rivera will distribute these to her classes at Ruskin at the end of the school year for their summer reading. Please bring to the QAC vestibule marked for Maria. Thank you.
VERY LARGE ‘THANK YOU’: We received a ‘Thank You’ from Elizabeth’s New Life Center for the 2015 ‘Giving Tree’ project. It is estimated that the gifts given to them for distribution from QAC and all the organizations involved were valued at $59,418.49. Support from QAC and other organizations allow them to serve their clients for many months to come. Many thanks! Tim Stonecash, Director of Development..
NEW RE COORDINATOR: Maggie Atkinson has decided this is her last year as Religious Ed Coordinator. We are now tasked with finding a replacement. If you have an interest in this position, please email Mary Rice, [email protected], to express your interest. The position will officially open at the end of February but the committee wanted members of the community to have some time to prayerfully consider this job before it is opened up outside of QAC. Questions? Contact Mary Rice, Lisa Measures, Lisa Nordmeyer, Linda Skinner or Deacon Greg.
HUNGERING TO LEARN: We journey with CRS Rice Bowl to the Central American country of Honduras, where we meet students who are learning that it’s better to help your neighbor learn and grow than to leave him or her behind. To whom are we called to extend a hand this week? Visit crsricebowl.org for more.
HUNGER SOLIDARITY CHALLENGE: Imagine you have only $4 a day for food – the national average “food stamp” benefit! Weavers of Justice, the social justice collaborative of Dayton-area parishes, encourages you to participate in a Hunger Solidarity Challenge any week in Lent. This effort helps to raise awareness of the challenges people on low incomes face as they struggle to avoid hunger, eat nutritious foods, and stay healthy with limited resources, Please include in your “allowance” all food purchased and eaten during the week ($28 per person). This includes dining out, food given to you, or food you already have at home. An additional way to stand in solidarity with the region’s low-income residents is to walk to neighborhood places that sell food, such as drug stores, dollar-type stores and gas stations. Stand in solidarity with those who are hungry throughout the Archdiocese of Cincinnati! Donate the money you save to CRS Rice Bowl, your church’s hunger program or food pantry, or the Dayton Foodbank. For more information contact the Catholic Social Action Office, 937-224-3026 (x5018) or email [email protected].
YET ANOTHER ‘THANK YOU’: Archbishop Schnurr sends his thanks and deep appreciation for the $755 donation to the Catholic Campaign for Human Development last year. Information on this project may be found at www.catholiccincinnati.org/socialaction. From crisis pregnancy to environmental justice projects to youth empowerment, the impact of these dollars have in our local communities is real and measurable. Many Thanks! - Tony Stieritz, Director. ST. VINCENT DONATIONS: Bring any useable clothing to the chapel vestibule any Sunday or drop off in marked cabinets in the hallway near the Teen Room outside Si Lounge. February request: Protein bars and bottled juices (apple, cranberry, grape, etc.) made with all juice, please (no added sugars). Contact Margie/Tom Hudnell, [email protected], or 429-0320.
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HANGARTNERS WORK IN MALAWI, AFRICA: Please pray for Thomas & Elisabeth Hangartner, who are in Malawi supervising the renovation of the Kaseye Community Hospital and training of hospital staff in the use of the x-ray equipment installed by the Wright State University Students in past years. They are also overseeing the scholarship program they established to help needy students. If you wish to donate to the non-profit organization the Hangartners founded to help raise funds for these projects, make checks payable to "Change and Be Changed" care of Chris Sitko or Jack Simpson. Another way to financially assist the Malawi Projects is by renting their condo in Switzerland (see poster in the vestibule). They are expected back in March and will lead another delegation of WSU students to install more equipment in the hospital in May. Thanks to those of you who have supported these Malawi projects.
2016 CATHOLIC MINISTRIES APPEAL (CMA): The CMA offers us the opportunity to live as disciples of Christ by supporting ministries serving people throughout our archdiocese. Please join us and all the other parishes in the archdiocese as we all work together to support the CMA. To date, our community has pledged $3240.00 towards our goal of $9064.00. For more information and to pledge securely online, please visit CatholicAppeal.info. Text to Donate: Text the phrase "2016CMA" to 555-888 (standard data and message rates may apply). There are also donation envelopes in the vestibule. Thank you!
LENTEN SERIES ON MERCY: The Bergamo Center for Lifelong Learning is offering the last of a series of Mercy gatherings which will be a combination of prayer and recollection over the Gospel of Luke through a guided Ignatian meditation with an Application of the Senses led by Bergamo’s Jubilee Retreat Guide Anthony Franchina. Prodigal Son (Lk 15:11-32) & the Corporal Works of Mercy: Wed, Mar 16th, 7:00-9:00 PM, Mary, Mother of Mercy Chapel (Free will offering). Register at the Bergamo Center website, www.bergamocenter.org/Jubilees.htm or call Bergamo Center, 426-2363.
SENIORS CORNER: a) CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL TWO DAYS OF IRISH FUN FOR EVERYONE!: Don’t miss the Carroll St. Pat’s Fest, Mar 11th-12th. Traditional Friday Irish Fish Fry for ages 21 and over, 6:00 PM-midnight. Tickets $15 pre-sale/$18 at the door, include baked and fried Icelandic Cod, red beans & rice, delicious sides, unlimited soft drinks, and 4 tickets for beer and wine. All ages welcome for the Saturday Family Festival (free admission), Noon-midnight, with more Irish favorites like corned beef and Irish stew. Both days include games of chance, Blackjack, Showdown, Texas Hold ‘Em, with additional family carnival games and Leprechaun Land on Saturday - plus, live entertainment available both days, including Dulahan and Sons O’Blarney Irish Bands, as well as all five local Irish Dance schools, St. Andrews Pipes & Drums, and Zoot Theatre Company puppets. Tickets available in Carroll’s main office or at www.carrollhs.org/2016PatsFest.
b) HARRIGAN'S PUB: Join some of the seniors for a morning of good/great Irish music with the Father, Son and Friends, a little Irish beer and some soda bread. The entertainment is from 9:00 AM till noon, if they start on time. I will again have a couple of loaves of Irish soda bread and the butter and jam to make it perfect. Last year they had some good heaters in the tent and it was comfortable. Questions? See Chuck Bauer.
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DAY OF MERCY: Immerse yourself in the Father’s mercy. Spend some time with God and with the Missionaries of the Precious Blood, St. Joseph Church, downtown Dayton, during a Day of Mercy, Tuesday, Mar 15th, 6:00 AM-6:00 PM. The sacrament of reconciliation will be available in the church, except during Mass at noon. Precious Blood brothers and sisters will also be on hand to act as spiritual mentors or talk with people who are dealing with difficult issues, more than can be addressed in the confessional. There will also be Eucharistic Adoration.
“THE ADDAMS FAMILY”: Carroll High School Freedom Players will perform the musical “The Addams Family.” This spooky, yet comic musical brings the Beineke family, your average Ohio family of three, into the unusual world of the Addams family. The Addams’ are not what you would call “normal” by any means. These two families are brought together through their teenage children, Wednesday Addams and Lucas Beineke, two kids madly in love. The audience will enjoy watching two very different marriages coming to the realization of their relationships, a jealous little brother, and many strange and overbearing relatives; some alive and some not so much. Watch as the two families dispute, squabble, and in the end learn from each other. Tickets can be purchased online, at the school office, or at the door...$10 for adults and $8 for students and senior citizens. Children 5 and under are free. Concessions will be available before the play and during intermission. Carroll High School Gymnasium, 4524 Linden Ave, Dayton, Friday, Mar 18th, 8:00 PM; Saturday, Mar 19th, 8:00 PM; Sunday, Mar 20th, 2:00 PM.
ELIZABETH’S NEW LIFE CENTER - needs medical professionals to volunteer in our Women’s Centers. If you are an M.D., D.O., LPN, RN, Nurse practitioner, Physician’s Assistant or RDMS, please consider giving a few hours of your time weekly, bi-weekly or monthly to work with the underserved women our community who may be at risk for abortion. Email [email protected] or call 937-226-7414 to discuss possibilities!
DAYTON CATHOLIC WOMEN’S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP: Established for the exclusive purpose of assisting graduating high school women of the Roman Catholic faith wishing to further their studies at an accredited technical school, junior college, community college or four-year college. Visit daytonfoundation.academicworks.com/opportunities/2614 or the appropriate high school counselor for information/application. Applications must be received by March 13th. More information is on the table in vestibule!
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR SENIOR RESPITE CARE/CAREGIVER RELIEF: Catholic Social Services has an urgent need for adult volunteers to provide Senior Respite Care/Caregiver Relief in the greater Dayton area. Volunteers must have reliable transportation; training is provided. For more information visit www.cssmv.org/giving to complete the online application or contact Katie Gordon, [email protected] or 223-7217 (x1128).
CATHOLIC SCRIPTURE STUDY (CSS): All women are invited to join us for Bible Study, discussion, and fellowship from a Catholic woman's perspective as we study the Pentateuch. We meet Wednesday mornings at the PAC (behind St. Henry's church), 9:30-11:00 AM, - OR - evenings at Bishop Leibold School, 7:00-8:30 PM. For more information contact Mel Kerr, (937) 620-8642 or [email protected], Margie Christie, (937) 866-7917 or [email protected]. We can't wait to study God's Holy word with you!
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WOMEN'S MORNING OF REFLECTION: Tuesday, Mar 8th. Theme is "The Sacrament of Reconciliation." We’ll begin with Mass at 9:30 AM, St. Peter Catholic Church followed by a talk with Fr. Louis DeVaugelas, LC and social refreshment concluding at noon. Confession will be available. To reserve Babysitting for your children please, Heather, 937-867-7332 or Barbette at 937-293-1438 for further information. Regnum Christi women will host this wonderful opportunity for all women.
53RD ANNUAL ST. PATRICK’S DINNER: St. Mary Church, 115 S. Main St., Franklin, Sunday, Mar 13th, 11:30 AM-1:30 PM. Enjoy Irish beef stew, biscuit, salad and dessert or hot dogs and chips for children (Takeout available). Dinner tickets $10/adults, $9/seniors and $5/children (12 and under). Family price - $25 for 2 adults and 2 or more children. Enjoy Irish music, an Irish Goodie Basket and a homemade Lap Quilt raffle. All proceeds go to charity.
LENTEN SPEAKER: Fr. Ethan Moore, Associate at St. Peters Church will speak on “My encounters and experiences with Mother Teresa’s sisters in Calcutta” at St. Albert the Great Church, Monday, Mar 14th, 7:00 PM (3033 Far Hills Ave, Kettering). Following the speaker, Fr. Chris Worland, Pastor of St. Albert, will introduce a new program for Small Faith Groups entitled “Divine Mercy” by Stephen Binz (a lectio divina approach to study scripture). Cost is $13 for the study guide. Sign up that night! Facilitators are needed
PROJECT RACHEL MINISTRY – DAY OF REFLECTION: Project Rachel ministers to women and men who have lost a child through abortion. We know there are relatives, friends, partners and others involved in the experience that are also suffering the loss of an unborn child, and need to honor the child and have an opportunity to heal while grieving and mourning their loss, Saturday, Mar 19th, Glenmary Missioners, Fairfield, OH, 9:30 AM-3:00 PM. There will be a healing service following Witnesses, music and prayer. We invite you to “Look into your heart, listen to the voice of God. Help yourself by accepting God’s love and forgiveness.” Call the Project Rachel Helpline, 1-888-456-4673. If you wish to register, visit www.catholiccincinnati.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/DAY-OF-REFLECTION-Registration-March-19-2016.pdf. There is no charge - a free will offering will be accepted. Visit www.catholiccincinnati.org/ministries-offices/family-life/respect-life/life-issues/abortion/project-rachel/ for a list of our other Project Rachel events.
LAY PASTORAL MINISTRY PROGRAM INFORMATION MEETINGS: Dayton Area: March 19th, 10:00 AM; April 6th, 7:00 PM; April 9th, 10:00 AM. Come and see how lay Catholic studies can enrich your life! Join LPMP Associate Director Deacon Hal Belcher at the Pilarczyk Center, 1436 Needmore Rd, Dayton, to learn about classes in Catholic Studies at the Pilarczyk Center beginning in August, 2016. Classes offered on Saturday morning and afternoon, and are designed for adult Catholics who want to grow in faith, knowledge and skills for service. The program provides the theology and formation you need to become a more effective missionary disciple and everyday evangelist. Learn about the benefits of lay formation, program options, courses, fees and the application process as well as address your questions. All are welcome! Call 419-305-5486 or email [email protected] for more information.
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* IMPORTANT INFORMATION * *
BAPTISMS: Planning on having your baby baptized during Mass? Contact Linda Folmar (439-2630), Liturgy Planning Coordinator. If after Mass, contact Deacon Greg (429-0510). Either MUST be accomplished AT LEAST 2 MONTHS before the baptism date. You must also attend a Baptism class (call Deacon Greg)... you don’t have to wait until your child is born to attend! If no reservations made one week prior, class is canceled.
Classes for 2016: Mar 20th Apr 17th May15th Jun 19th Jul 17th Aug 21st Sep 18th Oct 16th Nov 20th Dec 18th
NOTE: NO BAPTISMS during Lent or during Mass in Advent (before or after Mass in Advent is still your option)!
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MARIANIST L.I.F.E. (LIVING IN FAITH EXPERIENCE) NOTE: Snacks/Social 6:30-7:00 PM; Meeting/Prayer 7:00-9:15 PM, Si Lounge
(unless otherwise noted)
Mar 4-6th - Spring Retreat! Governor’s Island Mar 12th - Spaghetti Dinner Mar 13th - No meeting Mar 19th - Skyzone with Jr High kids—time TBD Mar 20th - Community Game Night for Area Marianist L.I.F.E. Communities Mar 27th - Happy Easter—No meeting Apr 3rd - Claire—Goals
Apr 10th - TBD
Apr 17th - TBD
Apr 24th - TBD
May 1st - TBD
May 7th - TBD
Welcome to L.I.F.E.!
Looking for a place where you can come, be yourself and feel connected with others and with God? Then look no further. Join us Sunday evenings, 6:30-7:00 PM, when we have social and snack time, and then from 7:00-9:15 PM, for our youth planned and implemented meetings. In Marianist L.I.F.E. we build a community, we share, we grow, we support one another on our faith journeys. Call Maggie Atkinson (258-3702), [email protected] for more info. Or better yet see what other L.I.F.E.rs have to say about it! Open to all 9th-12th graders!
NEXT WEEK: Fifth of Lent (Year C)
Presider: Tom Schroer, S.M. Isaiah 43:16-21;Philippians 3:8-14; John 8:1-11
Visit: http://www.usccb.org/nab/
VOCATION VIEWS
God welcomes us home with extravagant love. Let the call to holiness draw you home into a deeper relationship with God. (Luke 15:1-3, 11-32)
Please pray for vocations to the lay ministries, priesthood, diaconate, dedicated religious life and dedicated single life.
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QAC INFORMATION PLEASE … .. Pastor/Priest Coordinator: Fr. Tom Schroer, S.M., [email protected] .. Pastoral Associate/Secretary: Deacon Greg Cecere (Office: 429-0510). Office Hours: Tues & Thurs (3:00-7:00 PM), Wed/Fri/Sat (8:00 AM-Noon) .. Adult Faith Enrichment (AFE): Kelly Bohrer, [email protected] .. Altar Server Coordinator: Sharon Herbert (256-6417) [email protected] .. Baptism Coordinator: Deacon Greg Cecere, [email protected] .. Communications Coordinator: Mary Rice (426-1941), [email protected] .. Community Coordinator: Ken Moran, [email protected] .. Community Ministry: Terri Blanken (723-0151 or 372-3014), [email protected] .. Crossroads: Maggie Atkinson, (429-0510), [email protected] .. Fellowship: Donut & Bagel Sunday - VACANT .. Hospitality: Marti Quakenbush (429-9224), [email protected] .. Director of Music: Teesie Chandler (305-7996), [email protected] .. Eucharistic Bread Baker Coordinator: Ruby Bauer (426-7260) .. Eucharistic Minister Coordinators: Amie Herbert, [email protected] and Lisa Measures, [email protected] .. Finance Coordinator: Tom McCrate (848-7712), [email protected] .. Futures Committee: Bob Brookey, [email protected] .. Interpreter Coordinator for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing: Michelle Petrie, (409-2992), [email protected] .. L.I.F.E. Group: Maggie Atkinson, (429-0510), [email protected] .. Liturgy Coordinators: Linda Folmar, (439-2630), [email protected] ; Bob Buescher, (294-7746), [email protected] .. Membership: Marilyn Nagle, (298-8908), [email protected]; Joan Ivory (689-8259), [email protected], information/applications. .. Ministry of Consoling Coordinator: Steve Guilfoos, (429-4512), [email protected] .. QAC Office Phone & FAX: (429-0510/429-0881), Email: [email protected] .. QA Seniors: Ruby & Chuck Bauer (426-7260), [email protected] .. RE Coordinator: Maggie Atkinson, (429-0510), [email protected], Office Hours: Sun (7:30 AM-10:30 PM); Tues (8:00 AM-4:00 PM) .. RCIA - Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults: Joan Ivory (689-8259), [email protected] .. Social Justice Coordinators: Chris Sitko (429-4173); Jack/Nimfa Simpson (372-2883) .. Spiritual Care Team: Carol Bourne (673-4144); Janie Brewer (768-6120); Bob Buescher (286-9774); Mary Hallinan (231-3107 .. SPIRIT Newsletter: Chris Penick & Steve Nordmeyer, [email protected] .. Stewardship Committee: Kevin Skinner, (427-4507) .. Youth Ministry Coordinator: Maggie Atkinson, (429-0510), [email protected] .. Web Master: Bill Perry (429-5807), [email protected] .. Weddings, Funerals, etc.: Deacon Greg Cecere (429-0510), [email protected]
SERVERS / GREETERS SCHEDULE Month Servers Greeters Mar 6th Jaxon Sikora & Samantha Sikora Marie Restivo & Pat Weissgarber 13th Sian Hernit & Sarah Penick Gina & Glenn Greet 20th Isabella Greet & Brittany Nanda Dan & Marilyn Nagle 27th Easter (TBD) Pat Hale & Tim Connair Apr 3rd Marti &Tom Quakenbush Marie Restivo & Pat Weissgarber 10th Drew Nanda & Jonathan Bohrer Gina & Glenn Greet
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