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689 RITCHIE HIGHWAY SEVERNA PARK, MD 21146
A Welcoming Community Rooted in Faith | United in Prayer | Committed in Service
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: 5:15 PM Organ & Cantor
Sunday: 7:30 AM Spoken Mass 9 AM Contemporary Choir 10:45 AM Traditional Choir
12:30 PM Organ & Cantor
2:30 PM (3rd Sundays) Filipino Mass
5:15 PM Life Teen Mass
Daily: 6:30 AM Tuesday & Thursday 8:30 AM Monday - Saturday
Holy Days As announced in bulletin
PARISH PHONE NUMBERS Parish Office Hours
Monday - Thursday: 9 AM - 7:30 PM Friday and Saturday: 9 AM - 5 PM
[Closed for lunch, 12 – 1 PM]
Parish Office 410-647-4884
Parish Office Fax 410-544-3047
St. John School 410-647-2283
Faith Formation 410-647-4892
Youth Ministry 410-647-3346
Convent 410-647-2041
This Weekend’s Readings
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June 19, 2016 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Zechariah 12:10-11, 13:1
God has mercy on Israel, as they
suffer for their sins.
Galatians 3:26-29
There is one common identity among all
who are baptized in Christ.
Luke 9:18-24
Disciples must take up their crosses.
Weekly Summer Events For High Schoolers
• Boys and Girls Discipleship Groups Mondays at 6 PM Starting June 20
• Mass and Breakfast Tuesdays at 8:30 AM
Starting June 21
• Friday Night Socials July 1 at 6 PM—Adoration and Ultimate Frisbee July 22—TBD August 5—TBD August 19—TBD
See page 6 for details
is in!
June 19, 2016
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Assigned ClergyAssigned ClergyAssigned ClergyAssigned Clergy
Rev. James D. Proffitt, Pastor [email protected]
Rev. James E. Boric, Associate Pastor [email protected]
Rev. George Asigre, Associate Pastor & Catholic Chaplain, BWMC
Rev. Mr. Kevin B. Ewing, Transitional Deacon [email protected]
Deacon Dean Lopata [email protected]
Deacon Ron Thompson [email protected]
Deacon Nick Pitocco [email protected]
Parish Office StaffParish Office StaffParish Office StaffParish Office Staff
Mr. Allen Jones, Director of Parish Operations / Controller
Mrs. Donna Boyko, Office Manager [email protected]
Sr. Maureen Kelly, SSJ, Pastoral Care Minister [email protected]
Faith Formation StaffFaith Formation StaffFaith Formation StaffFaith Formation Staff
Mr. John F. Poland Director of Faith Formation
Ms. Jen Mayer Coordinator of Adult Faith Formation
Mr. Stephen Herrera Coordinator of Youth Ministry
Mrs. Jeanette Cohn Middle School Edge Coordinator
School AdministrationSchool AdministrationSchool AdministrationSchool Administration
Ms. Casey Buckstaff, Principal [email protected]
Ms. Dianne Kestler, Assistant Principal [email protected]
Mrs. Dawn Sirinakis, Advancement Director [email protected]
Music MinistryMusic MinistryMusic MinistryMusic Ministry
Mrs. JoAnne Ibex, Director of Music Ministry [email protected]
Mrs. Barbara Lancaster, Children’s Choirs K-5 [email protected]
Mrs. Mary Tamplin, Jubilate Singers [email protected]
Ms. Mary Remaniak, Exalt Praise Leader [email protected]
The Pastor’s PenThe Pastor’s PenThe Pastor’s PenThe Pastor’s Pen Dear Parish Family,
I would like to introduce to you an exciting new resource that we are
happy to offer FREE OF CHARGE to our parishioners. Last weekend we sent out a general parish email introducing FORMED, an online source
filled with a variety of digital content available for use by individuals,
families, and small faith sharing groups. Go to www.formed.org and enter our parish access code: Y4VKKC. You can then sign up for free
access by creating a personal account with your own username/email
and password. (Don’t purchase an individual subscription. It’s not free
and doesn’t offer as much content.)
So often we can find ourselves questioned about the faith and feel that
we don’t have answers. This site will offer video series, audio series,
movies, and even e-books. The content is from the Augustine Institute and Ignatius Press, two leaders in producing Catholic catechetical mate-
rials that are understandable. The videos are professionally produced
and include such things as 33 Days to Morning Glory (a six-week retreat we will offer on Wednesdays starting July 6), Bishop Robert Barron’s Ca-
tholicism series, bible studies, reflections on the Sunday readings, as
well as programs for marriage and baptismal preparation. There are ma-terials for youth and adults and the movies are suitable for family view-
ing.
Next Saturday, Dan Waruszewski will be ordained a deacon for the Dio-cese of Pittsburgh. Dan has been studying at Theological College in
Washington and did a pastoral assignment with us this past year, teach-
ing in our religious education program. He will return to us in the fall as Deacon Dan. We extend our congratulations to him and offer our pray-
ers for him as he prepares to receive the Sacrament of Holy Orders.
Likewise, please pray for Deacon Michael Rubeling who will be ordained
to the priesthood for the Archdiocese of Baltimore on Saturday, June 25
at the Cathedral.
I’d like to extend a Happy Father’s Day to all fathers, grandfathers, god-
fathers, stepfathers, and father figures. We remember in prayer those who have gone before us. These men are charged with nothing less than
being an image of our Heavenly Father in our families and community.
As a priest, I am charged with being a spiritual father to anyone under my pastoral care. Let’s pray that we may be men of God who strive for
holiness. I would like to especially encourage the men of our parish to
look at our Men’s Ministry here at St. John’s, particularly That Man is
You which continues to meet on some Saturdays and will resume a regu-
lar schedule in the fall. Likewise, the St. Thomas Aquinas Men’s Study
Group meets on Saturday mornings. Both provide fraternity and an op-
portunity to grow in faith. I highly recommend them as a wise invest-
ment of time. Happy Father’s Day!
Your brother in the Lord,
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Welcome Welcome Welcome Welcome to our to our to our to our ParishParishParishParish If you are visiting with us today, or perhaps have
been away for awhile, we invite you to become
an active part of our parish community. Please fill
out a registration form, available at the welcome
desk on weekends or at the Parish Office, and
formally enroll as a parishioner. Parish registration
is necessary when requesting eligibility forms to
serve as sponsors at Baptisms and Confirmations.
Young adults, living independently, should regis-
ter in their own names. Please do not hesitate to
contact us if we can help in any way. If you are
not Roman Catholic, know that you are most
welcome. While we are unable to extend a gen-
eral invitation to receive Holy Communion,
please feel free to come forward at Communion
time, and cross your arms over your chest as the
minister will say a brief prayer.
View the full Parish Calendar online at www.stjohnsp.org
ROOM KEY
A Auditorium C Church GS Gathering Space
GSMR Gathering Space Meeting Room
ORT Oratory PC Parish Center YR Youth Room
Liturgical Schedule Intentions † Indicates Deceased
Celebrant/Assisting
(subject to change) Readings
Sunday, June 19 *Filipino Mass
7:30 AM
9 AM
10:45 AM
12:30 PM
2:30 PM*
5:15 PM
Father’s Day Novena
Our Parishioners
†John Melochick
†Phillip Curley
†Joan Esposito
†James Bowersox
Fr. George/Deacon Ron
Fr. James/Deacon Ron
Fr. Jim/Deacon Kevin
Fr. George/Deacon Kevin
Fr. Pete Literal
Fr. Jim
Zechariah 12:10-11,13:1
Galatians 3:26-29
Luke 9:18-24
Monday, June 20
8:30 AM Fathers Day Novena
†Albert C. Johnsen, Sr. &
†Kristi Marie Jones
Fr. James 2 Kings 17:5-8, 13-15a, 18
Matthew 7:1-5
Tuesday, June 21
6:30 AM
8:30 AM
†Theresa Mulieri
Fathers Day Novena
Peter J. Forella (L)
Fr. Jim
Fr. James
2 Kings 19:9b-11, 14-21,
31-35a, 36
Matthew 7:6, 12-14
Wednesday, June 22
8:30 AM Fathers Day Novena
†Charles J. Becker, III
†Mary Wilkinson
Fr. George/Deacon Kevin (pr.) 2 Kings 22:8-13; 23:1-3
Matthew 7:15-20
Thursday, June 23
6:30 AM
8:30 AM
Fathers Day Novena
†Gertrude Barnes
†Eileen Melochick
Fr. Jim
Fr. George
2 Kings 24:8-17
Matthew 7:21-29
Friday, June 24
8:30 AM
10:30 AM
Fathers Day Novena
†John DeMichiei, Jr.
†Mark Francis Meeks
Mass at Genesis
Fr. James
Fr. George
Isaiah 49:1-6
Acts 13:22-26
Luke 1:57-66, 80
Saturday, June 25
8:30 AM
12 PM
4 PM
5:15 PM
Fathers Day Novena
Baptisms
Confessions
†Linda Hoffman
†Eileen Melochick
Fr. George
Deacon Ron
Fr. George/Fr. Schulmeister
Fr. Schulmeister/Deacon Ron
Lamentations 2:2,10-14,18-19
Matthew 8:5-17
Sunday, June 26 *Vacation
Bible School
Mass
7:30 AM
9 AM*
10:45 AM
12:30 PM
5:15 PM
Fathers Day Novena
Our Parishioners
Cindi White & Family (L)
†Barbara Gray
†Nandine O’Neil
Fr. Jim/Deacon Ron
Fr. Jim/Deacon Ron
Fr. George/Deacon Nick
Fr. Schulmeister/Deacon Nick
Fr. George
1 Kings 19:16b, 19-21
Galatians 5:1, 13-18
Luke 9:51-62
Sunday, June 19
10:15 AM Becoming Catholic (YR)
1 PM Joy in the Spirit Prayer Group (GSMR) Monday, June 20
9 AM Vacation Bible School (A) Tuesday, June 21
9 AM Vacation Bible School (A)
7 PM Pastoral Council (PC) Wednesday, June 22
9 AM Vacation Bible School (A)
2 PM Rosary for the Family (C) Thursday, June 23
9 AM Vacation Bible School (A) Friday, June 24
9 AM Vacation Bible School (A) Saturday, June 25
7 AM Men’s Aquinas Group (PC)
7:15 AM That Man is You Summer Series (GSMR)
9 AM Divine Mercy (PC)
Parish CalendarParish CalendarParish CalendarParish Calendar
June 19, 2016
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Parish Office June 10 through Aug. 26
the Parish Office will close at 3 PM on Fridays only.
Faith Formation Office Regular hours will be continued through the summer
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM, Monday - Thursday.
SJE School Office Monday, June 13 through Friday, Aug. 19
8 AM - 1 PM, Monday - Thursday.
New to St. John? Please be sure to register in the parish and introduce yourself to the
priest after Mass. Registration forms are
available at the Information Desk in the
Gathering Space or at the Parish Office. For
more info please call 410-647-4884 or visit
www.stjohnsp.org.
New Parishioners We welcome new parish-
ioners who recently registered at St. John: Matthew, Mary, Gabriella & Jocelyn
Casciano
Ronald, Victoria & Luke Fasano
Ryan, Keerin & Lacey McGill
John, Nicole, John, Angela & Nicholas
Reed
Your presence is a blessing to us. May you
also be blessed as members of our parish
family.
Congratulations to the families of Colin Jo-
seph Berry, Benjamin Owen Bueter, Lacey
Maria McGill, who were baptized last week-
end here at St. John.
We pray for the sick, especially Baby Ad-die, Baby Dominic Dupaya, Baby Eden, Ba-
by Evan Swain, Baby Kellyn Reich, Stefanie
Ashdown, Paul Blanchfield, Wayne Brown,
Midge Bruce, Robert J. Bruce, Joanne Burke,
Gail David, Sandra Desell, Linda Dinsick,
Donnie Eisenhart, Mark Ewing, Brian Fallon,
Harper Fish, Pat Fish, Ruth Flood, Billy Gorski,
Paul Hicks, Phyllis Hilton, George Hofmeier,
Joan Johanson, Leslie Koellher, Catherine
Krause, Richard Leinhauser, Deacon Dean
Lopata, Steve Lucas, Maureen McCart, An-
na McCallister, Catherine McMahon, John F.
McMahon, Craig Metzger, Lucille Meyers,
Ryan Mills, Dennis Mullen, Matt Nolte, Cheryl
Pennline, Ted Roussil, Bob Ruck, Lorraine
Soash, John Spiker, Thomas Stancavage Sr.,
Peg Stieren, Dan Sullivan, Joe Tice, Karen
Wiseman, Pete White, Robert & Richard
Witcher, Mary Woods, John M. Zamostny,
and Leroy J. Zamostny, Sr. May they experi-
ence God’s healing touch. *All names will re-main on the sick list for one month. Please notify the
Parish Office if a name needs to remain longer.
Rest in Peace We pray for the repose of the
souls of all those who have died, especially
James Esposito, Jr., Eva Listman, Xavier McGeady and Irvin Myers as well as for
those who mourn the loss of loved ones.
Community LifeCommunity LifeCommunity LifeCommunity Life
Change in Mass Intentions Please note that the suggested do-nation for all Mass intentions will be $10 starting July 1. This in-cludes all Masses – announced and unannounced.
Garden Update Would you like to help with our
vegetable garden for the benefit of our food
pantry clients? This year, we are growing toma-
toes, peppers, cucumbers, beans, a few squash,
and even trying out cabbage. Each summer we
encourage families and individuals to sign up for a week
(watering/weeding/harvesting as needed). This year, we will
provide direction through our garden managers, so you can
sign up even if gardening is new to you. Our website allowing
your family to sign up to tend the garden will be online in the
next week or so. Please visit www.stjohnsp.org/garden to sign up (and check back if it isn’t up and running).
ROMA Auction Saturday, Nov. 12 from 6
- 10 PM. Save the date now! Auction co
-chairs, Kathleen Johnson and Ruth
White are hard at work planning a fab-
ulous evening. Would you like to help in
any way? Would you like to make a
donation? Do you own a business and
can contribute something for our auction? We would love to
hear from you. Please contact Kitt O’Brien at 410-647-4774 ext.
2106 or [email protected]. Grazie!
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WorshipWorshipWorshipWorship
33 Days to Morning Glory Summer Retreat will be run this summer on Wednesday evenings from July 6 – Aug. 10. This is amazing way to
grow closer to Christ through the Blessed
Mother. Registration deadline is Sunday, June 19. For more information or to register, please visit
www.stjohnsp.org/33-days.
Altar Server Training Calling all rising 5th-8th grad-ers! We are seeking boys and girls from our parish
who would like to become more involved by
serving at Mass. If you have been baptized, re-
ceived the Sacraments of Penance and First
Communion, and your family is registered in our
Parish, please join us for training. The next session
will be Monday, July 11 & Tuesday, July 12 from
9:30 AM - 12 Noon. If you are interested, please
contact Fr. James at [email protected].
Singing Our Faith Wondering about the sung Mass
Acclamations? As we have entered Ordinary Time,
we have switched to the Mass of Joy and Peace by
Tony Alonzo, found in the blue Gather hymnal, be-
ginning with the Gloria at #207. We are using the
Mystery of Faith Acclamation B (When we eat this
Bread…) In recent years, we have typically
changed the Mass setting with the seasons: Mass of
Joy and Peace for Advent, the Storrington Mass for the Christ-
mas and Easter seasons, chant for Lent (including the Latin
Sanctus and Agnus Dei). During Ordinary Time, in addition to
Joy and Peace, we have sung the Mass of Christ the Savior by
Dan Schutte: this is in the Breaking Bread book. We have also
learned parts of the Mass of Wisdom by Steven Janco, which
was printed on cards since it was not in either of our hymnals –
but it will be in One in Faith, the new hymnal (with readings)
we will begin using this fall in addition to Gather. All major
Archdiocesan celebrations have begun using this Mass setting,
and all parishes have been asked to familiarize our parishion-
ers with it, so we are off to a good start!
Reconciliation: Confessions are heard Saturdays 4-5 PM, Thursday evenings before First Fridays 7-7:30 PM, and First Fridays 9-9:30 AM (as well as Thurs-days, 7-7:30 PM and Fridays, 9-9:30 AM during Advent and Lent) as well as by appointment with a priest.
Baptisms: Parents who wish to have their children baptized should contact Jen Mayer, Coordinator of Adult Faith Formation, to begin the baptism prepara-tion process. Baptisms are celebrated at Mass and on Saturdays at noon. Please note that godparents must be at least 16 years old and confirmed, practicing Catholics. There must be at least one Catholic god-parent, but other baptized Christians may serve as Christian witnesses.
Marriage: Couples planning to marry must contact one of the priests or deacons at least 6 months prior to the tentative date of marriage. Participation in a marriage preparation program is required.
Ministry to the Sick: The Sacrament of Anointing should be administered at the beginning of a serious illness. Please notify the parish office when a parish-ioner is hospitalized. If you are unable to attend Mass and wish to receive Holy Communion, please contact the parish office.
Confirmation: Youth in 9th grade and above are eli-gible to prepare for the reception of the sacrament. Adults who have not been confirmed are invited to contact Jen Mayer, Coordinator of Adult Faith For-mation, to make arrangements for the sacrament.
Faith Formation / Youth Ministry:
Sunday 9-10:15 AM…….……..……..……..…..….PK-4-Gr. 8
Sunday 10:45 AM-12 PM…...PK4-Gr. 8 & Special Needs
Monday 7-8:15 PM………………....….… EDGE for Gr. 6-8 Tuesday 7:15-8:30 PM………..Adult Special Ed (SPRED) Wednesday 4:30-5:45 PM……………….........….. Gr. K-5 Sunday 6:30-8:30 PM.............LIFE TEEN for Gr. 9-12
Elementary School: St. John the Evangelist School provides education in the Roman Catholic tradition for children in grades Pre-K4 through 8. Visit www.stjohnsp.org or call the school office for more information regarding enrollment and registration in our nationally recognized Blue Ribbon School. Con-tact Dawn Sirinakis at [email protected].
Becoming Catholic / Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA): Prepares adults to join the Catholic Church (who may not be baptized or were baptized in another denomination) as well as to prepare those baptized as Catholics but who have never received First Communion or Confirmation. For information, contact Jen Mayer, Coordinator of Adult Faith For-mation.
Eucharistic Adoration: The Blessed Sacrament is exposed the first Friday of each month (and each Friday during Advent and Lent) following the 8:30 AM Mass until 7 PM.
Bulletin Submissions
The deadline for the June 25/26 issue is Monday, June 20 at 9 AM. Please submit announcements to [email protected] for consideration. Please include graphics. Bulletin editor
may edit for content or space.
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Adult Faith Adult Faith Adult Faith Adult Faith
FormationFormationFormationFormation www.stjohnsp.org/adult-faith
Men’s Aquinas Group Men,
come join us on Saturday mornings in the Parish Center from 7 - 8:15 AM as we reflect
on the Summa Theologica of
St. Thomas Aquinas. For more
info contact Bob at 410-757-
9395 or Bill at 410-518-9977 or visit
sites.google.com/site/aquinasgroup/.
WWP Registration is open for next year! Would you like to grow in faith and build
friendships with women who share your
values and concerns? Please join us at
Walking with Purpose (a women’s bible
study) this fall! Sessions are held on both
Thursday mornings and evenings. Child-
care is available for children ages 1 – 5
during the morning session. For more info.
and to reg i s te r p lease v i s i t
www.stjohnsp.org/wwp.
Summer Book Study – Beautiful Mercy This
summer, please join Jen
Mayer in a discussion of
Beautiful Mercy, edited
by Matthew Kelly (which
we distributed in April).
We will be meeting on
Thursday evenings (July 7, 14, 21 and 28) at 7 PM
in the Gatherings Space
Meeting Room to discuss various chapters
of the book. A schedule of which chapters
will be discussed, as well as info on how to
obtain a copy of the book, can be found
at www.stjohnsp.org/mercy-discussion.
Youth Formation www.stjohnsp.org/youth www.stjohnsp.org/re
Vacation Bible School VBS meets this week (June 20 - 24) from 9 AM to Noon. (Except for Monday when
we will begin at 8:45 AM.) Families are invited to our
closing program on Friday at 11 AM. Registration is closed.
Attention all Boy Scouts going into 7th grade and above. The Ad Altare Dei and Pope Pius XII religious
emblems will be offered this summer through the fall.
This is a great way of growing in your Catholic faith!
For more information please contact Andrea Kopf at
410-544-0760 or [email protected] by June 19.
Religious Education Registration is Open To register online, visit our website at
www.stjohnsp.org/registration-2016-17. You
will find the registration form, tuition scale,
’16-’17 schedule and parent letter. Refer any
questions to Ruth at [email protected]. New families should
register in person. The Religious Education Office is open Monday
- Thursday from 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Please note there are some
changes that affect grades 6-8. Refer to the letter emailed to
you.
Catechists 2016-17 In Matthew’s Gospel (Ch. 28) Je-
sus commissions His disciples to “Go make disciples
of all nations…” Jesus didn’t limit this calling to
adults. He says “to all”, including children. Your par-
ish community seeks adults who are willing and able
to carry out this commissioning. We are looking for
elementary and middle school catechists, co-
catechists, substitutes and assistants who are inter-
ested in serving God by forming the youngest members of our
parish family. Life Teen, Edge and Confirmation team members
are also needed. We need you. The children need you. The Lord
needs you. Consider sharing your faith. Pray. Search your heart.
Please contact John at 410-647-4892 or [email protected] if you would like to discuss working with grades PK4 thru 8. Contact
Stephen at [email protected] if interested in working with Edge, Confirmation or Life Teen.
Merciful God: you have shown your love for us throughout the ages and in countless ways. Give us the vision and courage we need to clear-ly recognize who Jesus is and what we must do to follow him.
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Life Teen Join us this summer for our
weekly events:
Monday night Boys and Girls Discipleship Groups at 6 PM in
the Youth Room starting June 20 Tuesday Mass and Breakfast at 8:30 AM starting June 21 Friday night socials including messy Olympics, grill outs, and
laser tag, held on July 1 & 22, and Aug. 5 & 19
Friday, July 1 at 6 PM we will be going to adoration then playing
Ultimate Frisbee. All high schoolers are welcome!
Summer Events Join us for a fun summer! For more information, or to register for
any of the events, please visit www.stjohnsp.org/ymsummer. Life Teen Camp Covecrest: July 2 - 8 Middle School Summer Madness: July 25 -29
Archdiocesan Camps Quo Vadis Boy's Camp: July 10 - 14 Fiat Girls' Camp: July 17 - 20 Register at www.bmorecamps.org/
Calling all High Schoolers Do you want something enriching and productive to do
this summer? Do you want to become more
involved in Church ministry? Are you in need
of service hours? We are currently looking for
high school aged peer volunteers to be peer
ministers for the middle school Summer Madness program. For
more information, please contact Jeanette Cohn at [email protected] or 443-261-0108.
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www.stjohnsp.org/service
Baby Bottle Campaign Baby bottles are still available for you and your family to participate in this event to benefit
Mary's Center in Glen Burnie. Fill a bottle with spare
change and bills over the next week. Return the bottle
with your donation to the Church next weekend, June 25/26.
Prison Ministry "I was in prison and you visited me" (Matthew
25:26) Have you ever thought about bringing the presence of
God to those in prison or jail in the State of Maryland, or to a
"returning citizen" after he/she is released? There are many ways
to be of assistance. If interested, please contact Bill Cornelius at
410-518-9977 or [email protected].
Are you considering a new school for your child?
St. John is the change you’re looking for!
• Academics that rise to a higher
standard • Values you can embrace
• Caring and supportive teachers
• A safe and secure learning
environment
• Respectful, responsible, role model
students
“When we made the decision to put our
son into the school it was surely something
we had to make sacrifices to do. I would
do it again, without hesitation, 100 times
out of 100. My son loves everything and
everyone at Saint John and he can't wait
to start the 1st grade next year.”
~SJE Parent
The school office is open all summer. Ques-
tions? Contact Dawn Sirinakis at 410-647-
2283 or [email protected].
Maybe it’s time for a change!
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Feed the Hungry
Service at Our Daily Bread Our July service dates are Wednesday, July 13 and Saturday, July 30. If you are interested in serving meals
at Our Daily Bread in Baltimore on either of these dates, please
contact Pete Lally, our parish coordinator, four days beforehand. Pete can be reached at 410-647-4092 or [email protected]. For more information please visit www.stjohnsp.org/service. Thank you for considering this ministry to help feed the poor and less for-
tunate.
Casseroles for Our Daily Bread & My Sister’s Place
Casseroles may be dropped off next Sunday, June 26, between 7:15 AM and 12:45 PM at the marked
car in front of the church. There is still time to bake
and freeze a casserole for next Sunday. Please mark
your casseroles C for Chicken, H for Ham or O for Oth-
er. Questions? See recipe flyer with pans or call Mike Walsh at 410
-384-9796.
Respect Life
Father’s Day Remembrance The Respect Life Committee wishes all Fathers and Grandfathers
a very Happy Father’s Day. During this Jubilee
of Mercy our Father’s Day gift to you is a Divine
Mercy prayer card and CD with the Divine Mer-
cy Chaplet. The Chaplet is a beautiful prayer devotion which
Christ entrusted to St. Faustina to share throughout the world. As
the head of your families we hope you will enjoy this prayer devo-
tion and share it with your family. Please pick up a copy of the
prayer card and CD as you leave Mass. Happy Father’s Day!!
Weekly Rosary for the Family is recited each Wednesday at 2 PM in the church. Come and take a short break from
your weekly activities to pray the Rosary, Mary’s prayer of
peace. We will pray one set of mysteries of the Rosary
with specific intentions for families. The Divine Mercy
Chaplet will also be included.
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Fortnight for Freedom Opening Mass All are invit-ed to attend the opening Mass, celebrated by Archbishop William E. Lori, for this year’s Fortnight
For Freedom Campaign, at the Basilica of the
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 409 Cathe-
dral St., Baltimore, on Tuesday, June 21 at 7 PM.
Visit www.Fortnight4Freedom.org for more infor-
mation.
St. Vincent de Paul Outreach Hours
Tuesday & Thursday
10 AM-12 Noon; 2-4 PM
Friday 10 AM-12 Noon
Saturday by appointment only
Location: Parish Center 443-261-0191
Where are their families? That’s a ques-
tion I ask myself often. Nancy is 18 and
homeless. At 16 she became addicted to
heroin, but is now being treated. She did-
n’t even know what to ask for; she just
knew she needed help. Her family turned
their backs on her; St. Vincent de Paul
did not. We work with the gifts you pro-
vide to help children like Nancy. Jesus
works through you. He has provided his
bounty with the expectation that we
share it with those in need. A monetary
or food donation to St. Vincent de Paul
goes directly to the neediest of God’s
children right here in Severna Park and
surrounding communities.
Poor Box Jesus will multiply your gifts to
our poor in this life, but more importantly,
in the next. Please be as generous as you
can. There is so much you can do!
Pantry BOGOGO! Buy one, get one, give one. We especially need boxed stuffing,
cake mix & frosting, canned carrots,
canned peas, condiments, cooking oil,
jelly, ramen noodles, and toiletries. We
gratefully accept unexpired donations
anytime, in the blue bins in the lobby of the Church. We are also in need of
brown paper grocery bags to package
our food in for clients.
Clothing, in good condition, is accepted in the receptacle located in the church
parking lot. All clothes are distributed in
Baltimore.
Thank you for your prayers and support as we continue our mission.
For more information about our outreach
programs, call the parish office at 410-
647-4884 ext. 3 or visit www.stjohnsp.org/svdp.
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Online Giving is available for all of your giving needs! You control when to give, how
much to give, where to give and how to give. It’s easy to sign up. Simply visit www.stjohnsp.org/giving and select “Sign up for a New Account.” It only takes a few minutes. Don’t want to sign up? You can “Quick Give” without an account. If you would like more information, please email [email protected].
Join our LEGACY LEAGUE by remembering St.
John’s in your will and estate planning. Our
corporate title is: St. John the Evangelist, Severna Park, Roman Catholic Congregation, Inc.
Eat, Drink, and be Italian! Join the An-napolis Sons of Italy for our 3rd Annual
Festa di Santa Madre Cabrini on Satur-day, June 25 from 11 AM - 9 PM and
Sunday, June 26 from 11 AM - 3 PM at
the Knights of Columbus Property at 2590 Solomons Island
Road in Edgewater. A $1 donation will be collected; park-
ing is free. Visit www.festaitaliana-annapolis.com for more
information
Pilgrimage to 8 Holy Doors in 8 Weeks Anyone is welcome to join the AARCH homeschool
group as we pilgrimage to 8 Holy Doors in 8
weeks. We’ll go through door #5 on Thursday, June 23 at the Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Se-ton, Emmitsburg, door #6 on Wednesday, June 29 at Ss. Peter and Paul in Cumberland and
door #7 on Thursday, July 7 at St. Ignatius in Hickory. Sign up with Cathy Sitzwohl at [email protected] or
410-242-0902 so we can give the churches a headcount.
Nun Run Join the Little Sisters of the Poor for their 3rd annual Nun Run on Saturday, Sept. 10 at the Cathedral of Mary our Queen in
Baltimore. For additional information, please
visit www.littlesistersofthepoorbaltimore.org. T o r e g i s t e r , p l e a s e v i s i t
www.charmcityrun.com. Help support the residents of St.
Martin’s Home and run for the Nuns!
Congratulations! St. John’s has surpassed our goal and together we have raised $189,765 which is 120% of our
goal! Many thanks to the 586 households who contribut-
ed. We have reached 103% of last year's collection so we
can further help our sister parishes in Jamaica, tuition assis-
tance, St. Joseph Monastery Parish in the city, youth, and
capital repairs. The Archbishop’s Annual Appeal provides
critical funding to hundreds of Pastoral, charitable, and
educational programs that impact tens of thousands with-
in the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Our parish’s support of
the Archbishop’s Annual Appeal is a sign of our shared
desire to heed the calls of Archbishop Lori and our Holy
Father that become A Light Brightly Visible to all peoples
everywhere. On behalf of all who will benefit from your
generosity, thank you for your support. It’s not too late to
donate if you have not already, you may make a pledge
payable in monthly installments through Dec. 31,
2016. Please complete a pledge form available at
www.archbalt.org/appeal.
Weekly Offertory Jun 11 & 12, 2016 Attendance: 2,108
Year-to-Date (50 weeks)
Envelopes $14,343 $799,416
Loose $5,406 $297,890
Online Giving $5,294 $523,856
Total Offertory $25,043 $1,621,171
Weekly
Average
Year-to-Date
Totals
Actual $32,423 $1,621,171
Budget $33,598 $1,679,884
Difference (Shortfall) ($1,175) ($58,713)
Special Collections
School Support $2,195
Poor Box $800
Second Collections
This Weekend - June 18/19
Religious Education Support
Next Weekend - June 25/26
Holy Father Peter’s Pence
Fulfilling Our Vision Campaign Project Costs to Date $169,073
Target Goal $7,000,000
Pledges (through 05/31/2016) $4,551,379
Collected (through 05/31/2016) $3,693,350
Available for Parish Projects $1,901,731
7 ways to encourage family prayer
Why do Catholicscall God “Father”?
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Helping our children grow in their Catholic faith. June 2016
We call God “Father” for two reasons: �rst, because he is our Creator and our origin, and second because he loves and cares for us as a father does for his children (Catechism of the Catholic Church, # 239).
Moreover, Jesus taught us to call God “Our Father:” “This is how
you are to pray: Our Father in heaven, hallowed be
your name” (Matthew 6:9). Upon entering the Church through our
baptism, we become children of God, the Father.
“Parents who pray together teach by the way they live that God is real; that he is present, listening, and eager to be a part of our lives” (Archbishop Charles Chaput). Try these ideas to add more family prayer. Make the Sign of the Cross upon waking. Let this be the �rst prayer you each say every day. Pray the Angelus at 6:00am, 12 noon, 6:00pm, when you are together. This happy prayer reminds us of Jesus’ birth. Invite him to join you. Light a candle at each family gathering to represent Christ, our family guest. Teach prayerful listening. Write down children’s prayer intentions on a calendar and monitor the results. How prayer is answered
teaches us about ways God communicates. Turn the car into a chapel.
Use the drive to the grocery store, to practices, or play dates for family prayer, to sing favorite hymns, listen to sacred music, or count blessings together.
Develop spontaneous prayer skills. We have such a rich treasure of Catholic prayer that we forget to pray spontaneously. Encourage children to pray unrehearsed
and detailed prayers aloud to build a lifelong habit.
Practice acceptance. It is important for children to learn early that while what we want may be compelling, what God wants for us counts most. Besides, God’s ideas are always better than ours.
St. Josemaría Escríva St. Josemaría Escríva de Balaguer was born in Barbastro, Spain in 1902. As a youngster, he saw a monk walk barefoot in the snow and was inspired to become a priest. Ordained in 1925, St. Josemaría had to minister secretly because of religious persecution during the Spanish Civil War. In 1928, he founded Opus Dei (Work of God), an organization based on the idea that people can obtain holiness by performing their everyday tasks with a Christian spirit.
When plans go wrong… Although St. Joseph was blessed as Jesus’ earthly father, life didn’t always go smoothly for him. In addition to the regular paternal duties, Joseph had to protect and raise God’s son amidst great danger and responsibility. When life doesn’t go as planned, St. Joseph can be our model for what to do: pray, listen, and trust.
“Entrust your works to the LORD, and your plans will succeed” (Proverbs 16:3).
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Luke 9:51-62,What does it take to be a disciple?
June 3 – St. Charles Lwanga and his companions (1886). While serving under Ugandan King Mwanga II, St. Charles and his friends faced persecution for their faith. When Lwanga and 21 of his companions refused King Mwanga’s immoral demands, the king ordered them all to be executed, which they underwent in joyful anticipation. June 21– St. Aloysius Gonzaga (1591). St. Aloysius prayed vigorously and fasted from age 7. Upon joining the Society of Jesus, he was ordered to
cut back in order to study and spend time with the other students. He died while nursing the sick. June 24 – The Nativity of St. John the Baptist (1st century). Before St. John was born, his father, Zechariah received a message from the angel Gabriel foretelling his birth. For his doubt, Zechariah was struck speechless and only spoke again when John was born, saying, “’And you, child, will be called prophet of the Most High, for you will go before the Lord to prepare his ways’” (Luke 1:76).
The essence of a happy family is that members have a sense of meaning and purpose. They enjoy each other’s company and can work together to become the people God intended them to be. Here are ways to enjoy your happy family: · Swap stories. When the family is home, leave the screens off so you can reconnect. Tell about interesting moments of your day. Find out the story of your child’s day – even if a tidbit is all he will share. · Put family �rst. Family time comes ahead
of work, play dates, sports practice, television, game time. Friends are important, but family comes �rst. · Stay calm. Avoid losing control in front of the children. Keep a peaceful environment in the home and children will feel safe and learn self-control, too. · Develop family rituals. Rituals and traditions add to a child’s sense of family identity. Mass on Sunday mornings followed by a favorite breakfast, for example. Pizza and game night on Fridays. Patron saint feast day celebrations. Family prayer
before meals.
When my daughter was ten, her school principal—Sister Bernadette—died. Kara had never been to a funeral before, so we talked about what to expect, what to wear, and how to be a comforting presence to others. I explained that death is a part of life and
that because of our faith, we don’t have to be afraid of death. When we
got to the funeral, the church was packed! Kara was impressed by how many people came to remember Sister Bernadette and celebrate her life. I explained that the funeral was for us to say good-bye. Later, at the reception, Kara was surprised to see people laughing and joking. I explained that, far from being disrespectful, this was another way to remember Sister and how she touched our lives. Sister Bernadette was gone, but going to her funeral reminded us that we would see her again in Heaven.
In this Gospel reading, we meet three men who were eager to be Jesus’ disciples, but weren’t yet disciple-ready. The �rst man was caught up by Jesus’ message but he wasn’t prepared for the cost. Jesus had no home, no shelter, and no family – none of the things people then considered necessary for a happy life. It is not always comfortable to be a Christian. The second man was also eager. Burying one’s parent was considered a binding religious duty among the Jews, so he wanted to bury his parents before
Enjoy your happy family
becoming Jesus’ disciple. Yet, when Jesus says “it’s time to act,” little else matters. We must act in God’s time, not
ours. In the third story, Jesus explained that looking back while plowing can ruin the row. He wanted the third man to understand that we need
determination for discipleship.
What can a parent do? Remind children that it isn’t always easy to be a follower of Jesus. There are luxuries we have to give up and comforts we may have to sacri�ce, but the rewards will be unimaginable.
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