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SAINT BARTHOLOMEW
CATHOLIC CHURCH
www.StBartsElberta.com
Email: [email protected]
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12795 Illinois Street Msgr. Stephen E. Martin, Pastor Deacon. Kenneth Kaiser
Elberta, AL 36530 Cell: 251– 402-3578 Home Phone: 251-987-1503
251-986-8142 email: [email protected] Cell Phone: 251-752-1965
Secretary: Paulette Corban Parish Catechetical Leader (PCL):
Office: 251-986-8142 Cell: 251-923-9787 Tiffany Goldschmidt (251-504-6507, [email protected])
e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]
Office Hours: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM Monday thru Friday
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 9, 2020
Weekend Masses Saturday 6:00 PM Sunday 8:00 & 10:30 AM
1st Sunday of the month Latin Mass at 12:30 PM
Weekday Masses
Tues at 6:00 PM Wed - Sat at 7:30 AM Confession Tuesday 5:00 - 5:45 PM
Thursday –6:30—7:20 AM
Saturday 5:00 - 5:45 PM
And on request
Light shines through the darkness for the upright. — Psalm 112:4
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — If you share your food with the hungry, provide housing for the homeless, then light shall break forth upon you (Isaiah 58:7-10). Psalm — The just man is a light in the darkness to the upright (Psalm 112).
Second Reading — My message to you, says Paul, was the proclamation of Christ crucified (1 Corinthians 2:1-5).
Gospel — You are the salt of the earth, the light of the world. In your good deeds your light shines before others, leading them to glorify God (Matthew 5:13-16). The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
GOD’S CALL
The person who has been “saved,” who has “heard the good news of
salvation,” still lives in an unsaved world, a world sadly oblivious to the
presence of God. Today’s readings outline how the disciple is present in the
world.
The outline begins with Isaiah: “Share your bread . . . shelter the oppressed .
. . clothe the naked” (Isaiah 58:7). Those who hear the word of salvation are
not insensitive to the urgent needs of others. Then Paul reminds his flock
that he brought Christ to them not in eloquence or wisdom, but by being
with them in the “weakness and fear” of their daily lives (1 Corinthians 2:3).
Finally, Jesus tells his disciples to go out into the gloom and darkness of the
streets of the world and let God’s light shine through their good deeds.
We disciples don’t save the world. To the extent, however, that we have
heard the word of God and been awakened to God’s presence, we may
spread that word and bring that presence to others. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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LATER . . .
One who waits to do a great deal of
good at once, will never do anything.—
Samuel Johnson
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENING
After I die, I want it said of me that I plucked a weed and planted a flower
wherever I thought a flower would grow. —Abraham Lincoln
REASONS OF THE HEART
The heart has its reasons
of which reason knows nothing.
-Unknown
Ministry Contacts: Altar Server Vincent Kaiser 288-2081
Bereavement Committee Nita Kaiser 986-5222
Bulletin Ads Paulette Corban 986-8142
Burse Club Margaret Peterson 987-5251
Catholic Charities Glen Kaiser 943-4644
Catholic Social Services Nita Kaiser 986-5222
Engaged Encounter Deacon Kenny 987-1503
EMHC Bill Byerley 986-3993
Finance Council Andy Schaff 986-5341
Flocknote Edie Brewer 678-521-6603
Hospitality Alma Doege 986-5201
Knights Of Columbus Peter LeNoir 605-2413
St. Bartholomew Society Traci Matta 901-275-4168
Liturgy Committee Msgr. Stephen E. Martin 986-8142
Marriage Encounter Deacon Kenny 987-1503
Music Ministry Erin Faulk 978-2383
Parish Council Edie Brewer 678-521-6603
Parish Hall Paulette Corban 923-9787
Prayer Line Pat Krauss 979-8871
Prince of Peace Jim Horak 986-5248
RCIA Msgr. Stephen E. Martin 986-8142
Sanctuary Care Bill & Jill Byerley 986-3993
St. Benedict School Dr. Kathy McCool 986-8143
Youth Group/Confirmation Tiffany Goldschmidt 504-6507
Prayers for the sick:
Nadine Adams, Gene Boros, Tucker Bailey, Ben Bnatt, Tony
Boros, Francis Cuellar, Haley Clift, Barbara Daszczuk, Gerry
Fischlein, Allen Foley, Maureen & Robert Gamper, Jordan Geri,
Marie Gent, Betty Gottler, Pam Schaff Guidry, Nate Goodwin,
Madelyn Havard, Frank Hunter, Bud Kaechele, Patrick Kane, Karen
Krauss, Dennis Kaiser, Vermell Kichler, Eugene Klein, Briley
Krauss, Kevin Laird, Judy Langford, Drew LaBounty, Xavier Lee,
Nicholas Matta, Madalyn McCormick, Chris McGee, Cindie Moree,
Jan Neumann, Avia Overstreet, Barbara Quadrine, Barbara Riley,
Linda Ryan, Sandy Schaff, Keegan Sutton, Betty Thompson &
Children, Donald Edgar Vinson, Chris Williams, Donna Williams,
Marilyn Wilsey.
Prayers for recently deceased (during the last year):
Baxter Duddy, Kay Feely, Pete Foder, Bud Kaechele, Lawrence
Krauss, Lorie Leitermann, Jim (Flops) Nelson, Judy Smedley,
Beverly Ulrich, Irma Ulrich.
Sick or Shut-in If you are ill or know of someone who is ill, due to
have surgery or in the hospital and would like a visit from the pastor,
please call Msgr. Stephen E. Martin at 251-986-8142.
SUNDAY MINISTRY SCHEDULE Date/Time Altar Servers Lector Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Ushers
________________________ ____________ __________________________________ _______
2/8 6:00 PM L & C Frank J Hogan B Wood, A Bacher Mike Williams, Volunteer 2/9 8:00 AM C & C Bailey T Krehling M Kaiser P Lenoir, K Kaiser Jr. 2/9 10:30 AM Z & M Taylor O Marquez A Schaff S & E Carter
2/15 6:00 PM J & J Kaiser Edie Brewer B Byerley, A Doege D & J Burkhardt 2/16 8:00 AM E & E Weeks S Williams D Wallace D Worsley, Volunteer 2/16 10:30 AM A Faulk, MK Gunn J Pillitary O Marquez S & E Carter
2/22 6:00 PM L & C Frank B Wood E Brewer D & M Krehling 2/23 8:00 AM C & C Bailey D Lenoir J Danley D Fischlein, J Danley 2/23 10:30 AM Z & M Taylor J Krauss T Clark S Carter, R Krauss
2/29 6:00 PM J & J Kaiser J Pooley A Bacher, L Curtis Mike Williams, Volunteer 3/1 8:00 AM E & E Weeks T Krehling V Danley P Lenoir, K Kaiser Jr. 3/1 10:30 AM A Faulk, MK Gunn M Peterson G Kaiser S & E Carter
Collection counters : 2/10:A Mullek, P Corban 2/17: K Biel/ P Corban 2/23: Y Gruber, A Bailey 3/2: E Brewer, P Corban
Mass Intentions 2/8 6:00 PM 2/9 8:00 AM 2/9 10:30 AM St Bartholomew Parishioners 2/12 7:30 AM Communion Service 2/13 7:30 AM Communion Service 2/14 7:30 AM Communion Service 2/15 7:30 AM Communion Service 2/15 6:00 PM 2/16 8:00 AM †Mike Barnett 2/16 10:30 AM St Bartholomew Parishioners
Call the office to schedule your intention.
Upcoming Special Collections (To be taken up immediately after the first collection)
March 1– Campaign for Human Development
March 8—Building & Maintenance
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Every Thursday beginning at 8:00 AM until 9:00 PM with
Benediction at 9:00..
Sick and Hospital Calls
If you have someone who is sick or in the hospital and
would like for Msgr. Martin or Deacon Kenny to come
see them, please contact either Msgr. or Deacon Kenny the office.
Their numbers are on the front of the bulletin.
The Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite
will NOT be held on March 1st.
Collection Feb. 2nd Attendance: 293
Regular: $4,468.00
Building & Maintenance: $ 1,280.00
Thank you for your generosity
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Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Stewardship
In the first reading, Isaiah urges us in the name
of the Lord to feed the hungry, shelter the
homeless, and clothe the naked. If we do so, he
assures us, the Lord will hear and answer our cries for help in time
of need.
Vision: To make God, Father, Son & Holy Spirit—known, loved and
served.
Mission: St. Bartholomew is committed to forming dynamic Catholic
Christian disciples through prayer, the Word, Sacraments and
Evangelization.
You are invited to participate
in The Wild Goose series on
the Holy Spirit on Sundays. No class this Sunday, February 9, 2020.
Class will resume on Sunday, February 16, 2020 at 9:15 AM and
consists of a short video and discussion. We will meet on CCD
Sundays in the Parish Hall between the masses. Just grab a cup of
coffee and join us in front of the TV.
RCIA is held on Tuesdays at 6:30 PM. Please contact Msgr. Martin
or Deacon Kenny if your are interested in attending classes.
"The King and His Kingdom" The Bible study of the gospel of Matthew l continues at 7:00 pm on Monday nights in the Parish Hall.
Knights of Columbus Raffle Super Bowl winners:
Erik Goldschmidt, Foley—$1000
Paul Schmitz, Foley—$500
Joe Patti’s Seafood, Pensacola—$250
Yvette Klumpp, Foley—$100
If you do not have collection envelopes and would
like them, contact Paulette in the parish office.
Middle and High School Youth Group: Please pray for our high school youth as they attend the Archdiocesan Catholic Youth Conference, February 14-16.
Sunday, March 1st: Middle and high school youth and their parents are invited to join us for a teaching mass at 4:30pm. Father Victor Ingalls, Archdiocese of Mobile Vocations Director, will host a teaching mass in our church followed by a meal in our parish hall. Join us and bring a friend to learn more about our faith!
We are looking for someone to take over
the VBS Program this summer. If you are
interested, contact Paulette in the church
office 251-986-8142.
If you have not returned your Catholic
Charities envelope, please do so now.
Envelopes are available in the pew. The parish goal is to
have every family participate to the best of their ability.
Please answer the Call to Give to those in need through
your prayerful generosity to this year’s Catholic Charities
Appeal. Please, help our parish meet our goal of $25,500
this year and obtain 100%.
Catholic Schools Week Assembly St. Benedict Catholic School (SBCS) concluded Catholic Schools Week with a regional community Assembly. It included approximately 100 people that began with mass at St. Bartholomew Church, included break-out sessions on a variety of hot topics and concluded with a light lunch and a final review of the input that will help SBCS plan and grow for the next century. The Assembly group reviewed earlier findings from the school assessment and focused on seven areas: Catholic Identity & Mission; Academic Excellence - Elementary; Academic Excellence – Middle School; Extracurricular Activities; Marketing & Enrollment; Development and Centennial; and, Facilities and Grounds. The final session ranked the work done by the seven planning teams into a prioritized top ten list. If you would like to be included in the planning process, please contact the SBCS Office at 251-986-8143. Many, many families attended the SBCS Open House on Saturday afternoon. The Peer Helpers at SBCS conducted tours of the campus for potential students and their families. Now is a good time to consider sending your children to St. Benedict Catholic School. For more information, please call us at 251-986-8143.
Choir practice for Holy Week will begin Monday, Feb 23 at 6pm.
We are in need of experienced Alto singers, but all are welcome.
Please come and join us and help us praise the Lord in song!
Saint Michael’s News Saint Michael Catholic High School is providing a new opportunity this summer for the youth of Baldwin County and surrounding communities by sponsoring Camp Cardinal, a comprehensive summer camp program, on its beautiful Fairhope campus. Camp Cardinal runs for four weeks, from June 1st to June 26th with camps running Monday through Friday and with morning camps offered from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm and afternoon camps offered from 12:30 pm to 3:30 pm. In addition, Before Care is available from 7:00 am to 9:00 am and After Care is available from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm. A variety of art, academic and athletic camps aimed at ages 2nd through 12th grade will be offered through Camp Cardinal. Interested parents can learn more about Camp Cardinal at www.stmichaelchs.org/camp-cardinal. Through the camp’s online portal, parents will be able to view the camp brochure, register their children for camps, pay for their camps, and get email reminders as each camp approaches. Spots are available on a first-come, first served basis, and will close when classes are full.