Pastor Rev. James L. LeBlanc Parochial Vicar Rev. Norbert Mendonça Deacons Deacon Robert Barlow Deacon George Ferland Deacon Robert Jones Pastoral Associate Mr. Gregory S. Allen, MA School Principal Mrs. Deborah B. Wilfong Parish Business Manager Mrs. Madeleine C. Elswick Parish Administrative Assistant Mrs. Denise R. Reardon Parish Accounting Clerk Mrs. Patricia Carbonaro Religious Education Catechists Mrs. Jennifer Diaz Mrs. Barbara Bowers Mrs. June Tarangelo, M.Ed. Music Director Mrs. Francesca Schaeffer Homebound Coordinator Mrs. Susan K. Underwood Maintenance Coordinator Mr. William F. Powell

St. Andrew Catholic Church Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

ST. ANDREW CHURCH WEBSITE: www.StAndrewCatholicChurch.org Corner of 37th Avenue North and North Kings Hwy Parish Office and Mailing Address

3501 North Kings Highway • Suite 102 • Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 Office Hours: Monday—Friday 8:30 am—4:00 pm

PHONE: 843-448-5930 • Fax: 843-448-3947 Evenings and Weekends: 843-626-4119

E-MAIL: StAndrewMB@sc.rr.com

MASSES: Saturday: 4:30 & 6:15 pm Sunday: 7:30, 9:15, 11:00 am and 5:00 & 7:00 pm Spanish

Monday - Friday: 9:00 am Reconciliation: Saturday: 3:00 pm

ST. ANDREW SCHOOL WEBSITE: www.StAndrewSchoolMB.com 3601 North Kings Highway • Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 PHONE: 843-448-6062 • Fax: 843-626-8644

E-MAIL: dwilfong@standrewschoolmb.org

Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday, October 9, 2016

“Only a tender, compassionate love that seeks to serve those most in need,

whatever the personal cost, is strong enough to overcome a culture of death and

to build a civilization of love.

Let us open our hearts and reflect on how God might be calling each of us

to witness the sacredness of human life.”

~ Cardinal Seán Patrick O’Malley

October is Respect Life Month!

ENTRANCE ANTIPHON

October 9, 2016 The Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Introit Antiphon Liturgy of the Word

Readings (2 Kings 5:14-17 & 2 Timothy 2:8-13)……………..1011 Psalmody…....................................................Psalm 98

The Lord has revealed to the nations

his saving power.

Gospel (Luke 17:11-19).…..………...….................1011 Homily Profession of Faith…...…………...….…………..….148 General Intercessions:

Today’s first collection supports the mission and ministries of St. Andrew Parish. Today’s second

collection benefits our Parish Property Development. New pledges and donations to our Parish Property

Development Fund are gratefully accepted at any time.

Liturgy of the Eucharist Offertory…………………………..……………...….....681

We Will Rise Again

Eucharistic Prayer Holy, Holy! Great ‘Amen’ The Mystery of Faith: Save us, Savior of the world, for

by your Cross and Resurrection you have set us free. Communion Song…………………………..……...…774

The Supper of the Lord

Recessional….…………………..…..….………….….712 There’s a Wideness in God’s Mercy

GUIDELINES FOR THE RECEPTION OF HOLY COMMUNION

As Catholics, we fully participate in the celebration of the Mass when we receive Holy Communion, the true Body and Blood of the Lord. Yet, we

Catholics should receive Holy Communion only when we are living in communion with the Catholic Church and in the state of sanctifying grace and have made the appropriate fast from food and drink. Because of the connection we draw between being in full communion with the Catholic Church and receiving Holy Communion, we cannot invite those who are not Catholic to share in Holy Communion with us. Still, we welcome all to this celebration of the Mass as our brothers and sisters, and pray that our common baptism and the action of the Holy Spirit will one day draw us closer “…that all may be

one.” (John 17:22)

St. Andrew Parish, a Roman Catholic community, seeks to nurture

the faith and serve the needs of parishioners and visitors by proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus

Christ through active stewardship, ministries of word and sacrament, programs of Christian formation,and works of charity and justice.

The parishioners of St. Andrew Catholic Church are happy to extend a warm welcome to the many visitors who join us for worship today.

WELCOME ORDER OF WORSHIP

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THIS WEEK’S MASSES THIS WEEK’S ACTIVITIES AT ST. ANDREW

Saturday October 8 4:30 pm Suzanne & Katherine Hecimovich † † 6:15 pm Barbara Fox † Sunday October 9 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 am Pro Populo 9:15 am Frances Hausmann † 11:00 am Primo Gambetta † 5:00 pm Ben & Ramona Sobolesky † † 7:00 pm Spanish Mass Maria Gomes & Clementina Antonia † † Monday October 10 9:00 am Annie Marie Ambrose † Tuesday October 11 9:00 am Richard Lamb † Wednesday October 12 9:00 am Charles MacAveney † 6:45 pm Spanish Mass Thursday October 13 9:00 am Arthur Patenaude † Friday October 14 9:00 am Sandy Nuzam † Saturday October 15 4:30 pm Leonard Buczek † 6:15 pm Brandon McGillic † Sunday October 16 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 am Margaret Grealish † 9:15 am Pro Populo 11:00 am Michael Chafin † 5:00 pm Primo Gambetta † 7:00 pm Spanish Mass Bruce Russell †

WEEKDAY LITURGIES IN AREA PARISHES Our Lady Star of the Sea, NMB 8:00 am ...843-249-2356 St. Michael, Garden City………………...….843-651-3737

Monday 8 am, Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 8 am & 12:05 pm, Wednesday 8 am & 6:30 pm

St. James, Conway. Tues. & Thurs. 12:00 noon, please call St. James for other days and times…..843-347-5168

DEVOTIONS

Rosary: Saturday 3:50 pm & Sunday 8:40 am Rosary: Monday—Friday 8:25 am

Miraculous Medal Novena: Monday after 9:00 am Mass St. Theresa Novena: Tuesday after 9:00 am Mass

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: 1st Fridays—after 9 am Mass and Benediction—10 am

Perpetual Adoration at St. Michael’s Church

CONFESSIONS St. Andrew…….8 am Monday - Friday & 3 pm Saturday Our Lady Star of the Sea, NMB…....3:30 pm Saturdays St. Michael, Garden City.7:30 am. Monday - Saturdays

11:30 am on Tues., Thurs., Fri., & 5 pm on Wed. St. James, Conway 7:00 pm Tues. & 3:15 pm Saturday

Sat 10/8 10:00 am— Diaconate Info—CLC 10:00 am—KofC 4th Degree—Gym 1:00 pm—Quinceañera—Church 3:00 pm—Confessions—Church

8:00 pm—Columbiettes Night of Music—CLC Sun 10/9 5:00 pm—Hispanic Ministries—CLC 7:00 pm—Men’s Basketball—Gym

Mon 10/10 7:00 pm—Women’s Club—School Cafeteria 7:00 pm—Escuela De La Fe—Gym

Tues 10/11 Parish Office Closed in the am reopens 12:30 pm 1:00 pm—Small Faith Sharing—REC 2:45 pm—Youth Choir—School

6:30 pm—Respect Life Movie—CLC 7:00 pm—Bereavement—School Library 7:00 pm—Contemporary Choir—Church

Wed 10/12 1:00 pm—Knitting—CLC 5:30 pm & 6:45 pm—Religious Ed Classes—School 6:45 pm—Spanish Mass—Church 7:30 pm—Men’s Basketball—Gym

Thurs 10/13 10:30 am & 6 pm—Bible Study —CLC 6:00 pm—Traditional Choir—Church 7:00 pm—RCIA—School Library

Fri 10/14 7:00 pm Spanish Respect Life Movie—CLC Sat 10/15 10:00 am—KofC 4th Degree—Gym 1:00 pm—Wedding—Church 3:00 pm—Confessions—Church

Helping Hand Collection after all Masses this weekend. Sun 10/16 5:00 pm—Hispanic Ministries—CLC 7:00 pm—Men’s Basketball—Gym

STEWARDSHIP FISCAL YEAR 2016-2017

Sunday Collections 9-25-2016 $21,937.00 Weekly Budget Needs $21,000.00 Year To Date Totals $281,402.00 Year To Date Budget Needs $273,000.00 Surplus to Date $8,402.00 St. Andrew is sustained by the generosity of our parishioners through time, talent and treasure. For all that you do, THANK YOU.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

I am a Student of St Andrew Catholic (Check One):

_____Grade School ____Religious Ed in Grade _____.

_________________________________ Student’s Signature

Being a Good Steward of God’s Gift of Time to Me I am attending Church on the Lord’s Day on ________________ at ___________________________________Church Pastor: Please mail slip to Fr. James LeBlanc, Pastor, St. Andrew Catholic Church, 3501 North Kings

Hwy, Suite 102 Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 4

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Catholics For Freedom of Religion

Please join CATHOLICS FOR FREE-DOM OF RELIGION for our 15th monthly “Patriotic Rosary for America” on

Monday, October 10, 2016 – (Columbus Day) – at 3pm at Warbird Park on Farrow Parkway off 17 Busi-ness (where the military aircraft are displayed). Patriot-ic prayers and Rosaries are provided. Please bring folding chairs or a blanket or pillow for sitting on the surrounding cement wall. As always, we will pray in the public square for our country, our President, our Su-preme Court Justices, our elected and appointed State and Federal officials, our Law Enforcement Officers and for our Military who have served and are presently serv-ing. Prayers are needed so let’s pray together. For information contact Carol Jean Walters, Director SC Catholics For Freedom of Religion at cjwalters@catholicsforfreedomofreligion.org or by phone at either #843-236-0162 or #631-926-0995.

Coastline Women’s Center is a non-profit organization that offers free and confidential services to in-clude: Pregnancy testing, limited Ultrasounds, Peer Counseling, Abortion Education and Recovery Classes, Parenting classes, and Earn While You Learn pro-grams. Consider registering for the 5K Walk/Run on October 15, 2016 or sponsoring Susanna Bleyer, pa-rishioner. Call her at 843-817-3122 or visit her page at www.fundeasy.com.

St Andrew Women’s Club will hold its monthly meet-ing on Monday, October 10 at 7:00 pm in St. Andrew School Cafeteria. Please note the change in the meeting place. The speaker will be Irena Rozycki. Blessed Basil Hopko Byzantine Catholic Mission, 3059 Highway 90, Conway, SC will have Divine Liturgy on Tuesday, Oct. 18 at 5 PM. Information contact Jack Securda at securda4082@gmail.com or phone Jean Wirth at (843) 249-9502. Gift Shop: The Gift Shop has beautiful Garden Statues, sport medals, service medals and a large variety of Stat-ues of Saints. Stop in and check it out. The gift shop is open in the front vestibule of the church before and after each Mass. Public Square Rosary Crusade: Announcing the 2016 Public Square Rosary Crusade Sat. Oct. 15, 12 Noon. El Cerro Grande Restaurant 108 South Kings Hwy Myrtle Beach, SC. America is at a historic crossroad. Secularists are trying to push God from the public square. They reject his beneficial action upon society. But without God, where will our leaders get the wisdom to solve the great problems we face? We must stop the secularist advance and pray to God for help. He will hear us, if we pray through the intercession of His Blessed Mother. Information contact Susan Barbarino at 843-331-7437 Coordinated nationally by Tradition, Family and Property and its America Needs Fatima campaign. Visit the website at www.ANF.org 40 Days for Life will have a Prayer Vigil on Oct 12, at the Columbia Planned Parenthood, 2712 Middleburg Drive, Columbia, SC 29204 at 7:00pm with bilin-gual rosary and prayer. For more information call Kathy Schmugge 803 547 5063, familylife@catholic-doc.org 4th Degree Knights of Columbus are selling Keep Christ in Christmas Magnets in the Parish Office for $5.00.

D’Emilio Farewell Lois and Ray D’Emilio, St. Andrew parishoners for 21 years, are moving back to Pennsyl-vania. Married 58 years, this lovely couple has faithful-ly served our parish in countless ways.

To name a few, Ray has been an usher for 21 years, and Lois has served as sacristan and trained altar servers for many years. Lois has also been a mem-ber of the Women’s Club

and was 2010’s Woman of the Year. Please join us at 12:00 (after the 11:00 Mass) in the CLC on October 23rd to wish them well in this next phase of their life. Light refreshments will be served.

ANNOUNCEMENTS PRINCIPAL’S CORNER

Dear St. Andrew Family, Jayden Lomas is a 1st grader at our school. He walks in every day with a big smile on his face that shows off his cute dimples! He is very positive and has to work harder than many other 1st graders. Jayden has hemi-plegia, a form of cerebral palsy that weakens one side of his body. He is a pediatric stroke survivor. He also suffers from epilepsy from a clot on the left side of his brain. His doctors forewarned his parents that he may never walk, may never use his right hand, and his speech may suffer as a result. Jayden had other plans! He is a determined little boy who constantly says, “I got it.” He is a positive role model to us all. His first grade teacher, Noreen Hancheck, nominated Jayden as a South Carolina Superhero, a state award given by the Children’s Museum of SC. Jayden won the Superhero award! He was honored in Columbia on Sunday, Sept. 25, and at our school pep rally on the 30th of Septem-ber. Congratulations Jayden, you are OUR Superhero! Please con-tinue to pray for Jayden, and all the students at St. Andrew. Warmly, Debbie Wilfong

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Welcome! It is a great joy to welcome new members to our parish community. Please register as soon as pos-sible in order to participate in our various programs, ministries and activities.

Just drop this form in the collection basket and we will send you a detailed registration form or

you may access a form on our website: www.StAndrewCatholicChurch.org Thank you.

Name: ____________________________________

Address: __________________________________

__________________________________________

City & Zip: ________________________________

PARISH REGISTRATION

JUBILEE YEAR OF MERCY EVENT "THE FACES OF MERCY" As we draw near the closing of the Jubi-lee Year of Mercy, we invite you to take a journey through the Gospels and the life of Jesus and re-flect on the many faces of the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy.

OCTOBER 17 - 18, 2016 at OUR LADY STAR OF THE SEA Parish Banquet Hall

SCHEDULE: MONDAY - October 17 Session #1 - 1:00pm - 3:00pm Images of God as Car-ing, Passionate, Forgiving & Accepting Session #2 - 6:00pm - 8:00pm Images of God as Healer, Lover and MERCY TUESDAY - October 18 --Session #3 - 9:00am - 11:00am Images of God revealed in the Corporal Works of Mercy Session #4 - 1:00pm - 3:00pm Images of God revealed in Spiritual Works of Mercy

PRESENTER: REV. ANTHONY (Tony) VERCELLONE ABOUT OUR SPEAKER: Due to his Catholic education in high school and college, Fr. Tony was drawn to the Benedic-tine Order and as a Benedictine Monk at St. Pius X Ab-bey in Missouri, he gave retreats to high school stu-dents, adults and religious sisters. In April of 1980, he was ordained to the priesthood at the Old Cathedral in St. Louis. After experiencing life as a parish priest, he found himself being called to diocesan priesthood.

To register or if you have any questions, please call Dotty Foss at: 843-249-5261.

You Are Invited to a Halloween Parade and Party

Sponsored by the Columbiettes Auxiliary 5086

Saturday - October 29 5 pm to 7 pm

St. Andrew Catholic Church Community Life Center

For all children from preschool to 6th grade. Parade will begin at 5:15 for all youth in costumes. There will be prizes for the scariest, funniest and most creative. There will be games and prizes for

all and refreshments will be sold. For questions please call 781-910-2781.

OCTOBER IS RESPECT LIFE MONTH

My Gift for Life This Week I have said ________ rosaries for the intentions of a renewed love and ap-preciation for the sanctity of human life and for the ending of any assault on life such as abortion, euthanasia, cloning, embryonic stem cell research, and capital punishment. Please place in the Rosaries for Life basket in the gift shop.

Respect Life Month: Ways to Participate Rosaries (Daily), Novenas, Baby Bottles and Prayer & Fasting

October 11 Two Pro-Life Films in the CLC. Recommended for children over 12 and their parents. 6:30 pm “Baby Steps” 16 steps of pre-born development, “Silent No More” Documentary of Women who were hurt by abortion speaking of the negative impact on their life.

October 14 & 25 Spanish Films on Abortion 7 pm in the CLC.

October 17 Joint Pro-Life Knights of Columbus social evening open to all parishion-ers. 6 pm (Light supper, Catholic Charities Speaker and film on assisted suicide - “Death as a Salesman.” in the CLC)

October 22 All are welcome to the Annual Conference of Grand Strand Citizens for Life hosted by St. Andrew in the CLC from 9 AM to 1 PM (includes light lunch.)

October 22/23 Presentation at all Masses on local Pro-Life activities and Collection for Grand Strand Citizens for Life.

October 26 Closing Program for Respect Life Month at 6:30 pm (Light Supper, Mov-ie “The Giver” and Special Novena.)

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“Let us love one another as God loves each one of us.” ~ St. Teresa of Calcutta

WORD OF LIFE

“God made each of us in his own image and likeness. He desires to be united with us forever in a loving relationship. God loves us, treats us with respect, and asks us to do the same with others. Every person is sacred and must be treated with the dignity they deserve. No one should ever be treated callously or care-lessly—everyone should be cherished and protected! “

~Timothy Cardinal Dolan Chairman USCCB Committee on Pro-Life Activities October 2016

LIFE ISSUES FORUM: WELCOME AND PROTECT LIFE BY DEIRDRE A. MCQUADE

On the eve of World Youth Day 2016 in Poland, Pope Francis gave a beautiful address. . . urging leaders to support the family, the "primary and fundamental cell of society." Specifically, he urged them to welcome and protect human life in all its stages: "Life must always be welcomed and protected. These two things go to-gether—welcome and protection, from conception to natural death."

The Holy Father said that responsibility for vulnerable families is shared in a particular way by the institu-tions of the State, the Church, and society:

All of us are called to respect life and care for it. On the other hand, it is the responsibility of the State, the Church and society to accompany and concretely help all those who find themselves in serious difficulty, so that a child will never be seen as a burden but as a gift, and those who are most vulnerable and poor will not be abandoned.

In "Living the Gospel of Life," the U.S. bishops issued a similar "welcome and protect" challenge to ordinary citizens and high-powered leaders alike. Written in 1998, its insights remain fresh and relevant today.

All too often in debates, people pit the defense of innocent, defenseless lives in opposition to work promot-ing the dignity of other vulnerable persons throughout the lifespan. From a Catholic perspective, these is-sues need not be in competition, but they must be held in proper relation to each other for promotion of the common good. Our bishops proposed the beautiful image of the human person as the "living house of God," and taught that the right to life is the foundation on which that house stands, with all other human dignity issues serving as the house's much-needed protective walls and crossbeams.

"Opposition to abortion and euthanasia does not excuse indifference to those who suffer from poverty, vio-lence and injustice.… Catholics should eagerly involve themselves as advocates for the weak and marginal-ized in all these areas," they taught. The bishops then explain:

If we understand the human person as the 'temple of the Holy Spirit'—the living house of God—then these latter issues fall logically into place as the crossbeams and walls of that house. All direct attacks on innocent human life, such as abortion and euthanasia, strike at the house's foundation. These directly and immedi-ately violate the human person's most fundamental right—the right to life. Neglect of these issues is the equivalent of building our house on sand. Such attacks cannot help but lull the social conscience in ways ultimately destructive of other human rights (Living the Gospel of Life, 22).

So the bishops' challenge gives us a constructive model for thinking about vital social and political concerns. Before voting this coming November, consider reading theentire statement along with the more recent "Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship (2015)" to enrich your conversations with friends, family members, and colleagues on these critical issues.

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St. Andrew Catholic School 3601 North Kings Hwy. Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Jenna Cunningham Event Chairperson

(843) 455-5701 totchair@standrewschoolmb.org

Taste of the Town 2016 Facts and Highlights

33rd Annual Taste of the Town, presented by St. Andrew Catholic School

Tuesday, October 18, 2016 from 4pm – 10pm Location: Myrtle Beach Convention Center 100,000 sq. ft. of space allows for plenty of seating and ample room to mingle… $5.00 Advance Admission Tickets can be purchased at all HTC office locations, St. Andrew Catholic School and Church, and online at www.TOTMB.com . Admission is $6.00 at the door. Children 14 and under admitted free with adult. Food Tickets: $1.00 each and sold at the event. Poised as the Grand Strand’s largest culinary and social event of the year, and Myrtle Beach’s premier fall food festival, Taste of the Town will include dozens of the area’s finest restaurants serving up Tap-as-Style tastings of their menu specialties! Restaurants vie for “bragging rights” as they compete for awards: 1) Judged Best Entrée 2) Judged Best Dessert 3) People’s Choice and Kid’s Choice for Favorite Restaurant (Entrée) and Favorite Restaurant (Dessert) 4) Judged Best Booth Design for both large and small booths

Entertainment: DJ Rich Hargrove – plays it all…beach music, Retro, dance, R & B; Paul Grimshaw Band – local celebrity, freelance journalist, author and musician – providing live music at its best … guar-anteed to keep the crowd happy! “Cheers!”: The event offers two favorite spots for gathering with friends …

The Vineyard Wine Patio, premiering select wines from Southern Wine & Spirits, and the popu-lar Budweiser Autumn Ale House – now serving aluminum-bottled beers and featured annually by Better Brands, Inc.

Back Again!!

Silent Auction – silent bidding on great gift packages - over $10,000 worth of fabulous items that include Gift Cards from all Participating Restaurants, golf packages, vacation packages, services and more!

CCU Athletics & Myrtle Beach Pelicans – Community Outreach Sponsors

KidZone -Photo Booth, fun games & prizes, meet mascots Chauncey & Splash!

* 100% of KidZone & Pelicans Booth proceeds will be donated to Help4Kids * All other event proceeds to benefit St. Andrew Catholic School.

TASTE OF THE TOWN OCTOBER 18, 2016 FROM 4 PM TO 10 PM

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Catholic Charities Canned Food Drive – There are many people living in our community who go hungry every day. In an effort to stock its pantry with food for the needy, Catholic Charities will be collecting non-perishable food items at Taste of the Town 2016.

ATM machines will be available at the event for your convenience. Beach Family and Urgent Care will be on hand in case of Medical Emergencies. Parking: Convention Center charges $5.00 for parking.

Parking is free for residents of the City of Myrtle Beach (city parking decal must be displayed on vehicle to receive free parking). Additional parking will be available at no charge across the street from the Conven-tion Center in the parking lot on Oak Street.

Taste of the Town 2016 Event Sponsors:

Diamond – Beach Automotive Group, McDonald’s, WBTW News13 Platinum – HTC, Maguire Law Firm, TeammateOfTheWeek.com

Taste of the Town Tagline: “Tuesday’s TASTE ‘n Good!” For more information: Contact: Bridgette Brumfield, Publicity Chair: (843) 455-2612, bbrumfield@sc.rr.com Visit Taste of the Town website: www.TOTMB.com Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/TasteoftheTown Become a Facebook fan of Taste of the Town: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Taste-of-the-Town

TASTE OF THE TOWN RESTAURANT LIST

21 Main at North Beach

AJ's Pizza

BAR-B-Que House

Bimini's Oyster Bar & Sea-

food Cafe

Boathouse Waterway Bar &

Grill

Café Amalfi

California Rolls

Carolina Quench

Carrabba’s Italian Grill

Chili's Grill & Bar

Clark & Addison Grille

Damon's Grill

Dick's Last Resort

Ducatis Pizzeria &Trattoria

Famous Toastery

Fiesta Mexicana

Greg Norman's Australian

Grille

Jimmyz Original Hibachi

House

Jupiter Pies

Landry's Seafood

LIL' Tokyo Steakhouse & Su-

shi Bar

McDonald's

Mediterranean Bistro

Olive Garden

Pulaski Deli

Pump Café

Rita's Ice Custard Happiness

Sam Snead's Oak Grill &

Tavern

Sea Captain's House

Second Cup Coffee Company

Shawarma Co. Mediterranean

Grill

Smokin' Hot Grill & BBQ

Sole Italian Restaurant

Sticky Fingers

Sysco - St. Andrew Bake Sale

Texas Roadhouse

The Melting Pot

Vintage Twelve 9

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TASTE OF THE TOWN VOLUNTEER SIGN - UP FORM

33rd Annual

Taste of the Town October 18, 2016

Taste of the Town is St. Andrew Catholic School’s primary annual fundraiser and is a huge undertaking that requires many volunteers. The success of our event depends greatly on the help of St. Andrew parents, parishioners and students. Over 500 volunteers are needed, so please mark your cal-endar for Tuesday, October 18th, and sign up now to be a TOT 2016 volunteer!

Thank you, Ashley Stathos and Joanna Sourlis, Chairpersons

totvolunteers@standrewschoolmb.org TOT 2016 Volunteer Committee

VOLUNTEER SIGN-UP

Name: __________________________________________________________________ Email: __________________________________________________________________ Home Phone: _____________________Other Phone: _____________________ Have you worked TOT in the past? Yes No If so, which area? ______________________________________________________ Which Shift(s) would you be interested in working? (Circle preferences)

1st Shift (3:30pm - 6:00pm) 2nd Shift (5:30pm – 8:00pm) 3rd Shift (7:30pm – 10:00pm) 4th Shift (9:30pm – 12:00am Clean-Up Only)

Which area(s) would you like to work? (Circle preferences)

Anywhere Needed Beverages Clean-Up (4th Shift ONLY) Judging Safety Wristbands (Check IDs)

*Free Classes* – Walk Ins Welcome! September 15, 2016 – May 11, 2017

A Look at October Lessons… October 13 Jesus: Teacher and Savior

Why is Jesus called teacher and what was His teaching style? What did Jesus teach? Why did Jesus become a man? What is salvation? Did Jesus know he was going to die? Did Jesus have to die? Who killed Jesus? Did Jesus really suffer? Did Jesus really die?

What is the Paschal Mystery? When will Jesus come again?

October 20 The Holy Spirit: The Power of Love What does “spirit” mean? What does scripture say about the Holy Spirit? Is the Holy

Spirit God? What is the role of the Holy Spirit in our life? How does the Holy Spirit work in human history?

October 27 The Blessed Trinity: Unity in Community Who, specifically, is God? How can three Persons be in one God? What are the relation-

ships and roles of these Persons? Is it okay to refer to God as Mother? 11

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PARISH MINISTRY CONTACTS CATECHISM OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

Big News: the Catechism of the Catholic Church is back in the Pews! 7,042 went home already! One of the greatest achievements of Pope John Paul II was the promulgation of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. This Catechism will serve as the standard for all future catechisms. “A sure norm for teaching the Faith”, as the Pope said.

Please take and study this Catechism in your own home.

This Catechism costs $5.00 each. Inside the front cover of each book you will find an ENVELOPE as follows:

Dear Sister or Brother in Christ: This Catechism of the Catholic Church is a most handy summary of the Faith that we profess as Christians. We hope you will take it to your home and read it. We would thank you for helping out with the costs of this ministry - at $5.00 for each copy of this Catechism - if you are able to donate that amount (or more, or less) by placing your donation in this envelope and then into the collection basket. Be blessed in the study of your Catechism.

Contact phone numbers are for parish use only.

Prayer and Worship Altar Servers….…….....David & Kathy Mikolajczyk……..…843-357-6228 Church Upkeep……………. .. Mary Zigman………………….843-839-4993 Extraordinary Ministers…...Caroline Paulhus ……………..843-692-9932 Gift Bearers ........................ Priscilla Melton ..................... 843-685-2828 Greeters ............................ Eleanore Burzon ................... 843-903-6173 Lectors ............................. Caroline Paulhus ................... 843-692-9932 Marriage Prep ..................... Gregory Allen ........ 843-448-5930, ext. 116 Musicians & Vocalists ..... Francesca Schaeffer ................ 843-236-3772 Prayer Chain ................... Elizabeth Calamari .................. 843-236-9552 Sick & Homebound…. ..... Susan Underwood .................. 843-742-1763 Ushers .................................... Bill Thiele ......................... 843-222-6648 Wedding Coordinator ........... Gregory Allen ........ 843-448-5930, ext. 116

Christian Formation Adult Education .................. June Tarangelo..................... 843-626-4685 Adult Initiation / RCIA .......... Jennifer Diaz ...................... 843-626-6353 Baptism Prep ....................... Gregory Allen ........ 843-448-5930, ext. 116 Youth - Primary .................... Jennifer Diaz ...................... 843-626-6353 Youth - Middle ................... Barbara Bowers .................... 843-626-6353 Youth - Secondary ............... Jennifer Diaz. ...................... 843-626-6353 Youth Ministry ...................... Jennifer Diaz ...................... 843-626-6353

Community Building Adult Seniors .................... Carlette Reynolds ................... 843-449-0250 Byzantine Community ............ Jean Wirth ........................ 843-249-9502 Catholic Medical Association.……Dr. Peter Bleyer.…....…843-796-3707 Columbiettes .................... Edie Van Demark ................... 843-626-9644 Communications. ................. Gregory Allen ...... ..843-448-5930, ext. 116

Community Kitchen..........…Deacon Peter Casamento… .843-444-9383 Gift Shop ............................... Mary Mann ........................ 843-903-4847 Girl Scout Troop 703..….....Donna Ferretti….……..…...….843-251-1729 Hibernians ............................ Harry Walker ...................... 843-249-5355 Hibernians– Ladies ............... Betsy Farley ....................... 843-215-3993 Hispanic Community……..…..Veronica Hernández…….….843-602-1861 Hospitality .......................... Marlene Grover .................... 843-283-4445 Knights of Columbus, 3rd Degree….Jim O’Connor .......... 843-855-1430 Knights of Columbus, 4th Degree….W.M. Aldridge .......... 843-650-5577 Knitting/Crocheting .................. Pat Vera .......................... 843-236-7587 Rosary Makers ................... Harriet Parrotta .................... 843-236-3550

SC Council of Catholic Women……..Marlene Grover..…...843-283-4445 Social Events ..............John & Caroline Paulhus ............. 843-692-9932 Volunteers ......................... June Tarangelo. .................... 843-626-4685 Website Committee……...….Gregory Allen….......843-448-5930, ext 116 Women's Club ................... Maureen Dwyer ................... 843-236-7063

Pastoral Services Annulment ........................... Gregory Allen ........ 843-448-5930, ext. 116 Bereavement Support ........ Elizabeth Calley .................... 843-448-5396 Catholic Charities ..........Diocese of Charleston .............. 855-377-1357 Funerals .............................. Gregory Allen ........ 843-448-5930, ext. 116 Helping Hand….....……..…...Tina Shuppy……...…………843-448-8451 Mobile Meals ....................... Helene Fawks ..................... 843-997-0988 Natural Family Planning……Dr. Susanna Bleyer………….843-817-3122 Pregnancy Counseling ...... Catholic Charities ................... 843-234-1999 Prison Ministry ...................... Paula Loehr ....................... 843-347-5168 Respect Life ........................ Jim O’Connor ...................... 843-855-1430 Virtus ................................... Gregory Allen ........ 843-448-5930, ext. 116

Parish Consultative Councils Pastoral Council .................... Pat Roehrl ........................ 843-903-0461 Finance Council ..................... Jack Moran ....................... 843-222-2769 Outreach ......................... Madeleine Elswick .... 843-448-5930, ext. 106 School Board .................... David Mikolajczyk ................... 843-357-6228

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CHURCH PARKING: See the green

NO PARKING: See the red. No parking is allowed on either side of the 37th Street from the REC to Oak Street.

PARKING

LA IGLESIA CATÓLICA DE SAN ANDRÉS

ESCUELA DE LA FE "CRISTO MAESTRO"

St Andrew 2° y 4° Lunes 7:00-9:00pm

Coordinador Local Vicente Aguirre 843-251-7928

Para todo Hispano mayor de 18 años. Las ofrecen in-structores de conocimiento Teológico. Conoce y fortalece tu fe cristiano-católica a través de estudios teológicos.

Más información: Ana Hidalgo 803-750-0065, supervi-

sora diocesana de formación en la fe para Hispanos. Visite la página web:

sccatholic.org/escuela-de-la-fe-“cristo-maestro”_ Ministerio Hispano – Escuela de la Fe.

INFORMACIÓN: Si alguien desea comunicarse con el Padre LeBlanc ó el Padre Mendonça para solicitar algún Sacramento ó alguna Celebración Litúrgica, lo puede hacer llamando al: 843-448-5930. SACRAMENTO DE LA CONFESIÓN: El Sacramento de la Confesión se ofrece todos los Domingos a las 6:30 pm a 6:45 pm. CORO: Hay ensayo de Coro los Domingos a las 5:00 pm, en el gimnasio y los Jueves a las 8:00 pm, en la iglesia. Favor comunicarse con Vicente Aguirre, al 843-251-7928. REUNIÓN PASTORAL: Hay Reunión Pastoral con los Lideres de los Ministerios el 1° Lunes de cada mes, a las 7:00 pm en el gimnasio. EXPOSICIÓN DEL SANTÍSIMO: El Santísimo está expuesto el 1° Viernes de cada mes, de 9:30 am a 10:00 am. La Hora Santa y Bendición con el Santísimo también se realizan el 1° Viernes de cada mes, a las 7:30 pm a 8:30 pm. SACRAMENTO DEL BAUTISMO: Los padres y los padrinos deben asistir a la clase de preparación el primer domingo de cada mes a las 5:00 p.m. en el gimnasio. Favor comunicarse con Blanca Jenkins, al 843-655-1269 ó con Verónica Hernández, al 843-602-1861. RICA: Todos los domingos de Octubre hasta la Pascua, hay clases de Catequesis a las 5:00 pm para personas mayors de 18 años que necesiten prepararse para recibir los sacramentos de Bautismo, Primera Comunión y/o Confirmación. Favor comunicarse con Norma España al 843-450 2204. CATEQUESIS: para padres de niños que atienden clases de Educación Religiosa: todos los Miércoles de 5:30 pm a 6:30 pm en la Cafeteria de la Escuela.. Favor comunicarse con Norma España al 843-450-2204. MISA EN ESPAÑOL: Todos los Miércoles a las 6:45 pm. Todos estan invitados. Favor comunicarse con Verónica Hernández, al 843-602-1861 o con Candida Vasquez, al 843-385-1058. APRENDIENDO A VIVIR EN PAREJA: Hay clases permanentes el tercer lunes de cada mes a las 7:00 p.m. en el gimnasio. Esta invitación está abierta para personas casadas, en unión libre, novios o solteros que deseen aprender herramientas para la vida en pareja. Favor comunicarse con Blanca y Manuel Dominguez, al 843-458-7550.

SACRAMENTO DEL MATRIMONIO: Las parejas interesadas en contraer matrimonio deben hacer una cita con el Asociado Pastoral, señor Greg Allen, llamando a Cristina Aldridge, al 843-650-5577. La preparación para el Sacramento del Matrimonio se realizará dos veces al año. Las clases son a las 5:00 pm durante siete domingos consecutivos. Favor comunicarse con Blanca y Manuel Dominguez, al 843-458-7550. PLANIFICACIÓN FAMILIAR: Aprende un método natural y efectivo para lograr o para posponer un embarazo. Las clases se ofrecerá en la sexta y séptima charla del programa de preparación para el Sacramento del Matrimonio y a solicitud de las personas interesadas. Favor comunicarse con Alba Lucía Franco, al 843-997-5274. QUINCEAÑERA: Las personas interesadas en una Misa para Quinceañera, se deben comunicar con Blanca Jenkins al 843-6551269, con tres meses de anticipación. CENTRO DE EDUCACION RELIGIOSA - Las Coordinadoras de Educación Religiosa: Barbara Bowers y Jennifer Diaz no hablan Español. Si necesita ayuda de un traductor/intérprete, envíenos un email a: standrewreligiouseducation@aol.com, ó déjenos un mensaje telefónico llamando al 843-626-6353 y el traductor/ intérprete lo contactará por email ó por teléfono.

DERECHO A LA VIDA

Para ayuda en caso de un embarazo no planeado: 1-800-395-4357 www.PregnancyCenters.org

www.Hispanicsforlife.org

Documental acera del aborto. En Español Oct. 14 - 7 pm

Pelicula en Español - “Bebé de Octubre” Oct. 25 - 7 pm

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