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We extend a warm welcome to all our new members. Please contact trustees or any council member if you have any questions. Do also reach out to them to understand how to get involved and become active members in the parish. To become a member of our com- munity please complete the regis- tration form and submit it to Fr. Tijo Mullakara personally or email it to [email protected] Forms may be downloaded from parish website: www.stjudenva.com STAY CONNECTED https://www.facebook.com/ pages/St-Jude-Syro-Malabar- Catholic-Church-Northern- Virginia/405878242858297 INSIDE THIS ISSUE: TijoAchan’s Mes- sage 1 Bible Quiz 2 Did You Know? 2 Community Up- dates 3-6 Raffle Updates 3 Saints Corner for Kids 7 St Jude Library 7 Forthcoming Events 8 Prayer for Our Church 8 Account Infor- mation 9 Obituary 9 Parish Council Contact Details 10 Weekday Services 10 Ward Prayer Meet- ings 10 Sunday Readings 11 Birth Announce- ments 11 Church Setup 11 Thanksgiving 12 Mission Director: Fr.Tijo Mullakkara (267 346 3026) Trustees: Antoney Kalikka (703 573 3128) Rajesh Alex (703 652 4295) Rony Thomas (571 261 9221) New To Our Parish? MICROSOFT Volume 4 Issue 11 ST. JUDE SYRO-MALABAR CATHOLIC CHURCH OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA Page 1 St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church, 14640 Soucy Place, Centerville, VA - 201210 NOVEMBER 2013 TIJOACHAN’S MESSAGE: Dear St Jude family, Praise Jesus and His Most Holy Mother! I hope and pray that all of you stay well and remain in the Grace of God. There are a few things I’d like to share with you this month: 1. Try selling all the raffle tickets you have received. We need to try our level best. I am confident that with the powerful intercession of Saint Jude we will together sell all the 3000 raffle tickets. 2. We have more than 100 hundred families in our parish and over 125 children enrolled for CCD. I encourage you not to miss a single day of CCD. Also, make it a habit to come to Saint Jude every Sunday for Mass. Our Kerala chief minister Ommen Chandy is such a beautiful example of his love for his parish church. It is a fact that wherever he is, he makes it a point to travel back to his own parish for Sunday Mass. Such love and belonging to a parish is what we need to grow. It is not enough that we go to any church for Mass, but we must come as one at our Parish church. Saint Luke in the Acts of the Apostle (4: 32) says “they had one heart and one soul”. So I request you all to please consider attending Mass at St. Jude every Sunday. 3. Lastly we need to make Saint Jude, a place where everyone sees the goodness of others. I have seen people, who are able to stay away from all the evil, but they still fall for gossiping and talking ill of others. Pope Francis exhorted us to stay away from this evil, even when we think what we say or hear is true, because he says gossip is a dark joy. Sirach 19:10 says “If you have heard a word against your neighbor, let it die with you”. Let us stop inquiring into the life of others merely because of curiosity; this would only lead to discord and disunity among us. The book of Proverbs 6:16 reminds us that there are six things God hates and another thing which is an abomination to him which is a man who sows discord among brothers. Let us all seek the gift of the Holy Spirit so that we may not knowingly or unknowingly become slaves of this dark joy but learn to encourage each other by seeing only good in everyone. Once again, I encourage you all to be at Saint Jude every Sunday without exception. Let us ask the grace of God to make Saint Jude a Kingdom of God. May Good Lord bless you and hear your pray- ers. Sincerely yours in Christ our King Tijoachan Sunday Mass: 3:00 PM Sunday School: Sundays at 1:50 PM

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We extend a warm welcome to all

our new members. Please contact

trustees or any council member if

you have any questions. Do also

reach out to them to understand

how to get involved and become

active members in the parish.

To become a member of our com-

munity please complete the regis-

tration form and submit it to Fr.

Tijo Mullakara personally or email

it to [email protected] Forms

may be downloaded from parish

website: www.stjudenva.com

STAY CONNECTED

ht tps: / /www.facebook .com/

pages/St-Jude-Syro-Malabar-

Catho l ic - Church - Nor the rn -

Virginia/405878242858297

I N S I D E T H I S

I S S U E :

TijoAchan’s Mes-

sage 1

Bible Quiz 2

Did You Know? 2

Community Up-

dates 3-6

Raffle Updates 3

Saints Corner for

Kids 7

St Jude Library 7

Forthcoming

Events 8

Prayer for Our

Church 8

Account Infor-

mation 9

Obituary 9

Parish Council

Contact Details 10

Weekday Services 10

Ward Prayer Meet-

ings 10

Sunday Readings 11

Birth Announce-

ments 11

Church Setup 11

Thanksgiving 12

Mission Director:

Fr.Tijo Mullakkara

(267 346 3026)

Trustees:

Antoney Kalikka

(703 573 3128)

Rajesh Alex

(703 652 4295)

Rony Thomas

(571 261 9221)

New To Our Parish?

M I C R O S O F T

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St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church, 14640 Soucy Place, Centerville, VA - 201210

NOVEMBER 2013

TIJOACHAN’S MESSAGE:

Dear St Jude family,

Praise Jesus and His Most Holy Mother! I hope and pray that all of you stay well

and remain in the Grace of God. There are a few things I’d like to share with you

this month:

1. Try selling all the raffle tickets you have received. We need to try our level best. I am confident

that with the powerful intercession of Saint Jude we will together sell all the 3000 raffle tickets.

2. We have more than 100 hundred families in our parish and over 125 children enrolled for CCD.

I encourage you not to miss a single day of CCD. Also, make it a habit to come to Saint Jude

every Sunday for Mass. Our Kerala chief minister Ommen Chandy is such a beautiful example

of his love for his parish church. It is a fact that wherever he is, he makes it a point to travel

back to his own parish for Sunday Mass. Such love and belonging to a parish is what we need

to grow. It is not enough that we go to any church for Mass, but we must come as one at our

Parish church. Saint Luke in the Acts of the Apostle (4: 32) says “they had one heart and one

soul”. So I request you all to please consider attending Mass at St. Jude every Sunday.

3. Lastly we need to make Saint Jude, a place where everyone sees the goodness of others. I

have seen people, who are able to stay away from all the evil, but they still fall for gossiping

and talking ill of others. Pope Francis exhorted us to stay away from this evil, even when we

think what we say or hear is true, because he says gossip is a dark joy. Sirach 19:10 says “If

you have heard a word against your neighbor, let it die with you”. Let us stop inquiring into the

life of others merely because of curiosity; this would only lead to discord and disunity among

us. The book of Proverbs 6:16 reminds us that there are six things God hates and another

thing which is an abomination to him which is a man who sows discord among brothers.

Let us all seek the gift of the Holy Spirit so that we may not knowingly or unknowingly become slaves of this dark joy but learn to encourage each other by seeing only good in everyone.

Once again, I encourage you all to be at Saint Jude every Sunday without exception. Let us ask the grace of God to make Saint Jude a Kingdom of God. May Good Lord bless you and hear your pray-ers.

Sincerely yours in Christ our King

Tijoachan

Sunday Mass: 3:00 PM Sunday School: Sundays at 1:50 PM

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NOVEMBER 2013

Numbers Chapters 14 to 17

Please email your answers to [email protected] on or before November 26, 2013

The last non-cardinal who was elected Pope was Pope Urban VI, elected in

1378

The Syro-Malabar Liturgical Calendar followed today was prepared in accord

ance with the decision of the Synod of the Syro-Malabar Bishops held in No

vember 6 – 18, 1995; and that the division of the Liturgical Year of the Syro-

Malabar Church is followed according to the lectionary system of the East

Syrian tradition

1. Who picked the censers from the smoldering remains?

2. The Israelites wanted to appoint a leader and go back to ____

3. Who rebelled against Moses along with two hundred and fifty Israelites?

4. Who tore their clothes and addressed the community?

5. What was the amount of the cereal offering to be given when offering Ram for sacrifice?

6. Who is slow to anger and rich in faithful love?

7. What happened to the bronze censers that were taken out of the smoldering remains?

8. How many times had the Israelites dissented to God's plan in the desert?

9. Aliens residing with the Israelites were not exempted from the sacrificial offer-ing

10. How did God punish the Israelites who murmured against Moses after Korah's death?

11. All who were part of the reconnoitering team were blessed by Yahweh to reach the promised land. True or False

12. How did Korah die?

13. Fifteen thousand people died of plague. True or False

14. ___ and ___ refused to come when summoned by Moses.

15. What happened to the man who was caught gathering wood on Sabbath?

16. Who stood between the living and dead after performing the rite of expiation?

17. The sight of ____ was supposed to remind Israelites of following Yahweh's or-ders

18. Two hundred and fifty men offering incense were struck down by fire - True or False?

19. Whose branch blossomed with flowers?

And the winner

for October ‘13

Bible Quiz

is…..

CHRIS JOSE

Congrats

CHRIS

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COMMUNITY UPDATES ROSARY MONTH

St. Jude community most joyfully celebrated October as the month

of the Most Holy Rosary. This year St Jude family dedicated the ro-

sary month to our Most Blessed Mother and her son our savior Je-

sus Christ by spending time in adoration at the St. Jude Rectory on

October 1, 2013. The Holy Hour started at 6:00 am and continued

with prayers, songs and rosary until 6:00 pm. Around 35 members

from our parish consisting of both adults, youth and kids joined in at

different interval for the Holy Hour in honor of our Blessed Mother

and her son our beloved friend Jesus. During the Holy Hour mem-

bers gathered before the Holy Eucharist prayed specially for peace

in every family in our parish and for the spiritual growth of our com-

munity. We would like to thank Shyla Joseph and Neena Mathew for

coordinating the Holy Hour beautifully.

Our kids from the kids ministry beautifully concluded our devotion to

our Blessed Mother by praying the rosary everyday at 9pm during the

last week of the Rosary month. This was coordinated by the members

of the kids ministry team through a conference call. On the very last

day i.e October 31st, the kids finally concluded the Rosary month cel-

ebrations by inviting everyone to join them for Rosary and Adoration

at 7pm at Corpus Christi Church. Kids

came in despite Halloween night to

spend time with our Blessed Mother

and before the Blessed Sacrament as a

sign of their love for the Lord. At the end

of the celebrations, Tijoachan also handed candies to our little kids to applaud

them for their love and devotion to our Lord. We thank the kids ministry team

for their unconditional love and dedication to instill the love of Jesus in the

hearts of these little kids.

UPCOMING CAR RAFFLE SALES TRIP As you know, the raffle team has started visiting other

churches for car raffle ticket sales as part of our fund-

raising efforts. The team has requested every one to

lend your participation towards this effort and help with

going to at least one church for ticket sales. The up-

coming trips are:

We will be carpooling for these trips. You can also go

as a family. If you are interested in going to any of

these trips, please contact Jophy at the earliest.

11/03/13 Boston, MA

11/10/13 Santa Ana, CA

11/17/13 Atlanta, GA

11/24/13 Coppel, Dallas, TX

12/08/13 Garland, Dallas, Tx

CONFERENCE ROSARY

FOR OUR CHURCH

Please join in the conference ro-

sary on MONDAYS at 9:00 pm to

pray for the sole intention for our

future church and all the efforts

towards fulfilling that goal.

DAIL IN #: 605-475-4001

PARTICPANT CODE: 265261

RAFFLE DRAW UPDATE

Our fundraising raffle draw will

now be held on December 24,

2013 around 7:00 pm at Boyd

School, Chantilly, VA

Have you brought your tickets

yet??

For additional raffle tickets please

contact Mr. Sony Kuruvilla.

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We celebrated the feast of our patron saint this year on October 27, 2013 at St.

Andrew’s Lutheran Church. We began preparing for the feast day by reciting

the novena and venerating the relic of our patron saint for nine Tuesdays im-

mediately preceding the feast day. Our celebrations began on October 20,

2013 with Fr. Chathanatt hoisting the feast flag and the presudenti vazcha.

On the feast day, our

celebration began

with Ladeenju and

the Presudenti pre-

senting their offering

to church and samar-

panam of all our fam-

ily units by Tijo

Achan. This was fol-

lowed by the Holy Qurbana, which was most gra-

ciously celebrated by V. Rev. Msgr. Antony Thundathil

the Vicar General of St. Thomas Diocese of Chicago

along with Rev. Fr. Rijo Johnson, SDV and our misson

director Rev. Fr. Tijo Mullakara. Fr. Antony delivered a

beautiful sermon inspiring each one of us to grow in faith

and to trust in our Lord completely. Our kids who re-

ceived the First Holy Communion, earlier this year recit-

ed the Karosusa (prayer of the faithful) prayer in

Malayalam and English.

After the Qurbana, The celebrations was followed

by the Novena to St. Jude led by Fr. Rijo and Pra-

dakshinam accompanied by the Chendamelam

team from Baltimore. Beautiful church decoration by

WINGS, melodious songs by the Choir and meticu-

lous coordination by the liturgy team all added the

beauty of the day. (continued on page 5…)

ST JUDE FEAST (PERUNNAL) CELEBRATIONS

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Our celebrations continued with a very special movie

premier titled “Our Dream Church” starring our own

very St. Jude kids. Through this short movie the kids

shared with entire the community ideas about their

dream church. It was so great to see and understand

the beautiful dreams our kids hold. We thank Sherly

Dilip and Shaju Joseph for compiling this wonderful

documentary. Following the movie premier, Rev Fr. An-

tony inaugurated the St. Jude Library and encouraged

both parents and kids to enrich their life with the Catho-

lic resources in the library by sharing his own account

of how life's of Saints and other catholic resources con-

tinues to be a great source of inspiration in his life.

Last but not the least, Antony Achan, Rijo Achan and

Tijo Achan handed out the rolling trophy to the winners

of the St. Jude Annual Soccer Tournament - KIDILAN

SAINTS while congratulating the runners up team Avial

Heroes. Heartiest Congratulations to

KIDILAN SAINTS. Our feast day cel-

ebrations concluded with veneration

of St. Jude’s relic and a sumptuous

fellowship dinner organized by the

food committee members.

We would like to thank the families of

Mr. Tomy Paul and Mr. Sony K, our

Presudenti for this year, for sponsor-

ing the feast day celebrations for us.

We would also like to thank Rev.

Msgr. Antony Thundathil and Rev. Fr. Rijo Johnson for joining us in

celebrating St. Jude’s feast. We also sincerely thank all the committee

members and individuals who constantly worked to make this a memo-

rable day for everyone - WINGS for beautifully decorating the church,

all members who volunteered as ushers, the Choir for the beautiful

songs, the liturgy committee, the food committee, the Chendamelam

team, trustees, our dear Tijo Achan and all our parishioners who joined

in the celebrations. Thank you all once again for making this a beautiful

day to remember.

ST JUDE FEAST (PERUNNAL) CELEBRATIONS contd..

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ST JUDE ANNUAL SOCCER TOURNAMENT

The 2nd Annual Soccer Tournament—St. Jude Sevens/Elevens was held this year on October 19, 2013

at Bryne Rigde park, Aldie with great enthusiasm. This annual soccer tournament is a intra parish tour-

nament held by our St. Jude Family units since last year and serves as a great platform not only to show

off some superior soccer skills but as a great time for community bonding. Members from the community

and our soccer players made the utmost use of the final days of summer by gathering at the soccer field

to witness the much awaited game for the year.

This highly contested event was a chance for the family units to show off their soccer skills and

community spirit, all with enough “dramatics” in pure “Malayalee” style. This year, the championship was

between the “Kidilan Saints” representing Ashburn/Leesburg/South Riding/Aldie and the “Avial Heoros”

representing Herndon/Gainseville/Centerville/Fairfax/ Alexandria and Woodbridge family units.

During this elevens game, “Avial Heroes” fought hard, but the “Kidilan Saints” prevailed in the

end, winning the match by a goal. The final score was Kidilan Saints (5) to Avial Heroes (4). After this

hard fought match, “Kidilan Saints” celebrated in style and took home the coveted trophy. The game

showcased many inspiring moments, enough to keep the supporters on their feet. Overall despite the

chill in the air, everyone enjoyed the very exciting match along with some delicious treats by women’s

wing and cheering by kids. Hearty congratulations to our champions—KIDILAN SAINTS. A special thanks

to the organizing committee for organizing the annual tournament. Special thanks to Rajesh joy for cap-

turing the game spirit in the pictures below.

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St. Anthony od Padua is a well-known and loved saint in India and especially among Kerala

Catholics. We have a special love and devotion for this saint which is manifested in the many

churches and schools built all across Kerala under his patronage. Saint Anthony is known as the

patron saint for lost articles.

St Anthony was born in Lisbon, Portugal in the twelfth century to a well-to-do family. Against his

family’s wishes for him to do scholarly studies, at the age of 15, young Anthony joined the reli-

gious order of St. Augustine.

After ordination into priesthood, Anthony was living a life of prayer and quite as a friar when God

chose him to do greater things. Once Anthony was selected to give a speech to his fellow Friars.

Anthony filled with Holy Spirit gave a speech which created a great impression on his friends

and superiors. By seeing his potential, his superiors ordered Anthony to preach Gospel in North-

ern Italy. Here in Italy, St Francis Assissi, founder of the order came to know about St. Anthony,

his holiness and zeal for the Lord. From then on Anthony’s preaching skills were used for the

utmost use of the church. He was also a teacher for the young priests in the church. By the year

1231 He went to stay in a little town called Padua and preach there. Then onwards he was

known as Antony of Padua.

Anthony was a simple and humble friar who preached the Good News lovingly and with fearless

courage. His sermons was so popular that sometimes upto 30,000 people gathered to hear him

speak. Anthony spent so much energy on preaching word of God and teaching he became ex-

hausted and ill. He died from his illness at the young age of 36. He was a Franciscan friar for

about 10 years then.

The following year, Pope Gregory IX moved by the many miracles that occurred at St. Antho-

ny’s tomb, declared him a Saint. St. Anthony’s canonization was one of the fastest one in the

history of the church.

In 1946 Pope Pius XII officially declared St. Anthony a Doctor of the Universal Church.

SAINTS CORNER FOR KIDS

Feast Day:

June 13

Doctor of

Church

Patron of:

lost articles

Saint Anthony

of Padua

St. Jude Library was officially inaugurated on our Feast Day October 27, 2013. The library at present hosts about

200 resources varying from books, DVD’s to audio CD’s both in Malayalam and English. The library will be open

shortly to the community.

Community members can contribute resources to the library in either of the two ways described below:

Resource Bank: Members can contribute catholic resources either books, DVD’s, audio CD’s etc., for a defined

period of time of their choice for use by our community members. At the end of this period the material will be

returned back to the generous parishioner.

Donations: Members can also contribute by either purchasing resources or donate cash for buying these re-

sources.

We also welcome anyone interested in helping with this small effort. Volunteers are needed to help maintain the

library catalog and ensure that books are circulated and collected back on time. If you have any suggestions

please do send them to TijoAchan or Sismi Menachery: [email protected].

St. JUDE LIBRARY

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FORTHCOMING EVENTS

DATE TIME EVENT VENUE

Mondays 9:00pm Rosary and Prayer for New Church Dial in # 605 475 4001 Participant code: 265261

November 16 7:30 pm Night Vigil 43130, Amberwood Plaza, Suite 150, South Riding

November 23 9:00 am to 6:30 pm Youth Retreat for 8th Grade and above

43130, Amberwood Plaza, Suite 150, South Riding

December TBA Children’s Retreat TBA

December 24 7:00pm Raffle Draw Boyd School, Chantilly

December 24 9:00 pm Christmas Celebration and Mass Boyd School, Chantilly

December 31 TBA Year End, New Year Mass and Novena

TBA

January 18 9am to 7pm National Pro-life Gathering TBA

January 19 9am to 2pm National Pro-life Gathering TBA

February 21 - 23 TBA Annual Family Retreat TBA

February TBA St. Jude Family Night and Cultural Night

TBA

Father, Son and Holy Spirit/ the Most Blessed

Trinity/ we adore you/ praise you/ and glorify

you. We thank you for molding us/ into a wor-

shiping community. Bless us with a church/

where we can offer praise and worship/ where

our families and children can unite with you/

through faith, hope and charity. Grant us a gen-

erous spirit, unity and patience/ to endure joyful-

ly/ the challenges to build our mission

church. Bless all our benefactors/ who help us

in this effort. St. Jude, worker of miracles and

our patron saint/ through your intercession/ May

God’s fullest blessings be upon our mission.

Mother Mary and Saint Joseph/ watch over this

little mission church. To you Lord/ be all glory

and honor forever. Amen

1 Our Father 1 Hail Mary 1 Glory Be

St. Jude, Our Patron Saint, Pray for Us.

“Arise ,cry out in the night, as

the watches of the night begin;

lift up your hands to him for the

lives of your children”( Lam

2:19)

Every Christian vigil derives it’s

meaning from the Christ’s tri-

umph over death, sin and evil.

By keeping nightly vigil until

dawn, we enter in to the paschal dynamic of

passing with Christ from darkness to light. Night

vigil will enhance the power of our prayers and

also strengthen our relationship with God. Night

vigil will help us tackle the challenges that toss

us like giant sea waves, break the bonds of Sa-

tan and become free from other magical powers

of evil spirits in our life.

Please join us for night vigil on 3rd Friday. The

vigil begins with mass in Corpus Christi Church

at 7:30 pm on all third Fridays. The mass will be

followed with Adoration of the Blessed Sacra-

ment and ends at 5:00 am with Holy Mass.

PRAYER FOR ST. JUDE SYRO-MALABAR

CATHOLIC CHURCH

PRAYER FOR ST. JUDE SYRO-MALABAR

CATHOLIC CHURCH

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Mass Intentions: For all Mass intentions please contact Fr. Tijo Mullakara (267-346-3026) Donations: If you wish to donate to church please contact our Mission Director, trustees or council members. Your contri-butions are greatly appreciated and would be used towards introducing new activities or improving existing activities for kids, youth, choir etc. We are always in need of volunteers in the following areas: Altar Service: We are seeking volunteers for altar service. If you are interested in becoming an altar servant kindly con-tact Mr. Sergin John (703 395 2469) for further information. Lectors: If you would like to read for Sunday Mass, please contact Mrs. Rincy Jimmy (703 437 5396) Music Ministry: Do you love to sing? Come; get acquainted with a great group of adults and kids. Have some fun! No prior experience required. Please contact Mr. Alex Jacob (410 603 2889) for further information. Catechism Classes: If you wish to enroll your child or volunteer for teaching do contact Mr. Tomy Paul (703 470 0708) Fellowship and Refreshments: To sponsor refreshments for our community please contact Mr. Sathian Pinchappan (201 257 7170) Parish Bulletin: If you wish to contribute to our parish bulletin by way of articles, stories, or reflections, please contact Mrs. Asha Tony (703 893 0203) Advertising in the Parish Bulletin: For advertising space in the parish bulletin, contact Mr. Charles Thomas (703 599 6748)

LOOKING FOR WAYS TO CONTRIBUTE?

CHURCH COLLECTION

October 2013

Church Collection Offertory 1182 Donation 4160

Thiripanam 200

CCD & Youth Activities 1475

Total 7017

FAITH DIRECT COLLECTION

Building Fund 2279

Offertory 3510

Donation 225

Priest Residence 425

Priest Car 230

Total 6669

GRAND TOTAL 13686

Thank you everyone for your generosity. We would recom-

mend every one in our parish community to join Faith Direct.

Our target is to have at least 80 members enrolled in Faith

Direct by the end of this month. We currently

have 67 parishioners enrolled in Faith Direct.

How to join Faith Direct :

Those who have not registered with Faith Direct so far, please

visit www.faithdirect.net to sign up today. Our parish code is

VA492. Faith Direct enables us to make your church contribu-

tions to be directly debited from your checking account. A

weekly offering of $25 is recommended towards Land & Build-

ing fund.

ACCOUNT INFORMATION

OBITUARY

Baiju Thomas lost his grandmother Thresiamma Xavier on November 3, 2013. Please remember the departed in prayer.

Toy Manalel, Tess Venkat and Teji Manalel lost their uncle Mr. John Kuruvilla Kollappallil, aged 73 on 10/25 due to a cardiac stroke. He is survived by Patrick Kollappallil John, Patricia Mariya Kollappallil, Joseph Thomas Mathai, Rush Dhilan Mathai, Hunter Skye Mathai. Please remember the departed in prayers.

Sajith Thoppil lost his father Mr. Philipose Varghese on October 26, 2013. Please remember the departed in prayers.

TijoAchan’s grandmother left for heavenly abode on October 15, 2013. Please remember the departed in prayers.

St. Jude family expresses our deep sorrow, heartfelt condolences and prayers to the families of Baiju, Sajith, TijoAchan and Kollappallil family during this moment of grief. St Jude family remains united with them through prayers and love.

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2013 PARISH COUNCIL

Fr. Tijo Mullakkara 267 346 3026

Antoney Kalikka 703 573 3128

Rony Thomas 571 261 9221

Rajesh Alex 703 652 4295

Sujith Abraham 703 310 9985

Jilson Joseph 703 599 6748

Regi Alexander 703 636 1995

Paul Pottanat 703 790 1933

Saju Thomas 703 659 0874

Tomy Paul 703 470 0708

Sergin John 703 395 2469

Sajith Thoppil 571 224 5067

Reetha Shaju 571 926 1042

Jomy Methipara 847 989 8233

Sathian Pinchappan 201 257 7170

Alex Jacob 410 603 2889

Asha Tony 703 893 0203

Jereesh Jose 703 477 3207

Sony Kuruvila 510 461 0790

Joseph Thottamadam 703 623 9137

Jeril Philip 571 246 0670

Jose Punchayil 301 448 2092

Binochan Pavu 703 286 7586

Jojy Pallickal 240 750 7652

Merlin Jaison 703 220 6240

Pushpa Jose 571 499 2131

Felix Simon 703 342 9242

Amit Antony 703 971 4394

Arun Joe Zachariah 703 893 0575

SPECIAL OFFICES

Johnson Myalil 703 464 0831

Sojan Alex 703 281 1020

MINISTRIES

Joseph Jacob 703 322 1424

Rincy Jimmy 703 437 5396

Each month our youth group will lead the English Mass. Youth

meetings will be organized each month to help our youth mem-

bers to get to know each other better. For more information

please contact Jomy Methipara (847 989 8233)

DAY SCHEDULE LOCATION

Tuesday 7:00 pm: Adoration

7:30 pm: Mass

8:15 pm: Novena to St. Jude

C o r p u s C h r i s t i

Church

Friday 7:30 pm: Mass

8:15 pm: Adoration

8:30 pm: Confession

C o r p u s C h r i s t i

Church

Saturday 7:30 am: Adoration

8:00 am: Mass C o r p u s C h r i s t i

Church

WARD PRAYER MEETINGS

UPCOMING MARRIAGE PREPRATION COURSE

November 8 - 10,

2013

West Hemp-

stead, NY

Fr. Ligory Philip

281-935-7275

[email protected]

WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE

Corpus Christi Church, 43130, Amberwood Plaza, Suite 150,

South Riding 20152

1st Saturday St. Alphonsa Ward (Gainesville)

and St. Thomas Ward (Centreville)

2nd Saturday

5:00pm

Perpetual Help Ward (Tysons 1)

and St. Sebastian Ward (Tysons2)

2nd Saturday

7:30pm

St. Antony Ward (Herndon 1)

St. Joseph Ward (Herndon 2)

3rd Saturday St. George Ward (Woodbridge)

and St. Mary’s Ward (Alexandria, Arlington)

3rd Saturday All Saints Ward (South Riding and Aldie)

4th Saturday

5:00 pm

Little Flower Ward (Chantilly)

and Sacred Heart Ward (Fairfax)

4th Saturday

8:00 pm

St. Aloysius Ward (Ashburn and Leesburg)

ENGLISH MASS AND YOUTH MEETINGS

St. Jude church’s charity wing, St. Vincent De Paul’s Helping

Hands is always looking for outstanding ideas for charity. Please

forward your ideas to [email protected]

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL’S HELPING HANDS

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November 3, 2013

First Reading: Is 6:1-8 (6:1-13)

Second Reading: 1Cor 12:27-13:13

Gospel: Mt 16:13-19

November 10, 2013

First Reading: 1Kings 8:22-29 (8:10-29)

Second Reading: Heb 8:1-6 (8:1-9:10)

Gospel: Mt 12:1-11 (12:1-21)

November 17, 2013

First Reading: Is 54:1-15

Second Reading: Heb 9:5-15 (9:1-15)

Gospel: Jn 2:13-22 (2:12-22)

November 24, 2013

First Reading: Ezek 43:1-7

Second Reading: Gal 6:12-18

Gospel: Mt 22:41-46

SUNDAY READINGS

Season of Dedication of the Church

and Annunciation

EDITORIAL BOARD

Asha Tony 703 893 0203

Shyla Joseph 703 880 8274

Rajesh Joy 703 543 5955

Blessy Rony 571 261 9221

Deepa Sergin 703 395 2469

Baiju Thomas 703 473 6341

Sismi Menachery 703 971 4394

Charles Thomas 703 599 6748

Felix Simon 703 342 9242

Deadline for submitting articles and an-

nouncements for December 2013 bulletin is

November 24, 2013. If you have any ques-

tions, please contact Mrs. Asha Tony (703-

8933-0230). We thank all our contributors for

this months contributions.

November 2013 bulletin edited by Sismi Men-

achery

Bible readings and Carosoosa during Holy Qurbana on Sundays will be

done by the designated ward. Ward representatives are requested to co-

ordinate with Rincy Jimmy (703 437 5396) and Sergin John (703 395 2469)

Ward Name City Month

All Saints South Riding/Aldie February 2013/ September

2013

St.Antony/

St.Joseph Herndon1/Herndon2 March 2013/ October 2013

St.Aloysius Ashburn/Leesburg April 2013/ November 2013

LittleFlower/

St.George Chantilly/ Woodbridge May 2013/ December 2013

Perpetual Help/

St.Sebastian

Tyson's / Vienna /

Falls Church June 2013/ January 2014

Sacred Heart /

St.Thomas / St.Mary

Fairfax / Centreville /

Alexandria July 2013/ February 2014

St.Alphonsa Gainesville/Bristow/

Manassas August 2013/ March 2014

CHURCH SET UP SCHEDULE

CHURCH SET UP AND REFRESHMENTS

Kindly note that coffee preparation and refreshment setup along with the

church setup need to be done by the assigned ward (see below). Please

contact either Sathian Pinchappan (201 257 7170) or your ward representa-

tive for more details.

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

St Jude congratulates Alex and Mily on birth of their daughter

Meera on October 10, 2013. Hearty congratulations to big

brother Kevin too.

St Jude also congratulates Dominic and Rhiya on birth of

their son Nio Dominic on September 27, 2013. Hearty Con-

gratulations to the family.

St. Jude family thanks Rev Fr. Chathanatt, V, Rev. Msgr. Antony Thundathil,

Rev. Fr. Rijo Johnson, Rev Fr. Tomy Augustine, Rev Fr. Geo Pallipurathu-

karan, Rev Fr.Thomas Vadakoot, Rev Fr. Renny Mundankurian and Rev. Fr.

Binoy for celebrating Mass and Novena for us in the month of October.

THANK YOU

Special thanks to the families of Tomy Paul and Sony Kuruvilla for sponsor-

ing the feast day celebration for us. We extend our gratitude to the members

of the Little Flower Ward for sponsoring the refreshments on October 6. May

our good Lord continue to bless you.

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