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O Joseph, holy Guardian of Jesus and Mary, assist us by thy prayers in all the necessities of life.!

SEPTEMBER 25, 2016!

St. Joseph Parish Office!151 W. Washington Street!

PO Box 2006!Petersburg, VA 23804!

Office: (804) 733�3115 Fax: (804) 862�9931!Email: [email protected]!

Website: www.sjcpetersburg.com!

ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA!

May 27, 2018 The Most Holy Trinity THE HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS Please check weekly calendar for modifications to this schedule

Monday…………..…………...………………...……………No Mass Tues-Wed……….…….....8:00 AM (Convent Chapel, 127 Franklin St.) Thursday………..……...………8:30 AM (Church/School Auditorium) ……………………….…..8:00 AM (Convent)when school is not in session ………………….....……..6:30 PM (Church) Traditional Latin Low Mass First Friday……..……...……………6:30 PM (Church) Mass ad orientem First Saturday……...…..…………….8:00 AM (Church) Mass ad orientem Saturday……………..…...5:00 PM (Church) Sunday Mass of Anticipation Sunday…………….…………………….8:30 AM, 11:30 AM (Church)

CONFESSIONS Thursday……………………………….……………5:00 PM-6:30 PM First Friday……………………………………..…..7:00 PM – 7:50 PM Saturday……………………….…………………...3:00 PM – 4:45 PM Sunday…………………………….…………….8:00 AM & 11:00 AM

1 hour before Mass on holy day of obligation & by appointment No confession before Mass when there is a guest priest.

ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT Wednesday ………...8:30 AM (Convent Chapel, 127 Franklin St.) First Friday/First Saturday …………………7:00 PM (Church)Benediction at 8:00 PM & all night adoration w/ benediction at 7:50 AM

DEVOTIONS

Morning Prayer…………………8:00 AM M-F (Convent Chapel) Rosary………………………….11:30 AM Thursday (Church) Rosary……………………....30 mins. before each Sunday Mass

PARISH OFFICE 151 W. Washington St.

PO Box 2006 Petersburg, Virginia 23804 Phone: (804) 733-3115

Email: [email protected] Website: www.sjcpetersburg.com

Office Hours:

M-F 9:00 AM-12:00 PM & 1:00 PM-4:00 PM

Bulletin deadline, Noon on Friday week prior to print: [email protected]

ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL Pre-K—8th Grade

123 Franklin St. Petersburg, VA 23803 Phone: (804) 732-3931 Fax: (804) 732-6479

Email: [email protected] Website:

www.saintjosephschool.com Office Hours:

8:00 AM – 3:00 PM

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Summer, new year and a seminarian As many of you are aware, I am currently wearing a number of “hats” within the diocese. In addition to serving as pastor here at St. Joseph Church and School, I serve on the Diocesan Marriage Tribunal as a Notary and Assessor on marriage cases; I’m finishing up a licentiate in canon law (Juris Canonici Licentia) at the Catholic University of America sometime this summer, God-willing; and I am serving as the Associate Director and Promoter of Voca-tions through my mandate of June 30, 2018. There has been a bit of speculation in the parish around what would happen with me following the announcement of my official role in the Vocation Office around the time of the Bishop’s arrival in January. As to what will oc-cur regarding personnel assignments and how they will affect me, and by extension, all of you…I don’t know anything more than what follows: Last week, following a meeting of the Priest Personnel Board, Bishop Knestout assigned a seminarian to St. Joseph Church and School for his pastoral year (June 2018-August 2019). Philip (Phil) Decker has just completed his second year of theology at CUA and his third year of formation at Theological College in Washing-ton, DC. Phil hails from St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, Yorktown. Prior to entering seminary he was the youth minister at St. Joan’s. Following service at the priesthood ordination Mass on June 2, 2018, Phil will head to Gua-temala with his classmates for Spanish Immersion. He’ll return to the States at the end of July and will join me in the rectory at the beginning of August. (For the first time in a very long time, our upcoming budget is helping defray the cost of hosting seminarians…thank you for your continued generosity). The timing should work well. God-willing, I will complete my JCL in Canon Law at CUA in the final days of July. Phil and I will attend the Seminarian Gathering during the first week of August. With all that said, my plan at present is to be in the parish most of the summer, at least on the weekends. During the week I will be driving between Washington and Richmond, busy with diocesan functions, seminarian gather-ings, writing of my canon law thesis and studying for oral comprehensive exams. The plan is to provide a few daily Masses (probably Thursday and Fridays) and the coverage of weekend Mass. There will be a couple weekends that I will be away from the parish during the summer. Msgr. Muench has graciously offered to help cov-er some of the weekends I need to be away to study and write. I will not be officially publishing my schedule. Contrary to some rumors I don’t actually like being away from the parish and don’t particularly care for DC that really does live up to its name as an historical “Swamp” during the summer…When I can avoid being up in DC on the weekend, I’ll try and come home. What could happen with me following the publication of new priestly assignments official on July 1? With the news that we have received a “pastoral year seminarian:” I am definitely here at St. Joseph for the foreseeable future. Praise the Lord…we finally hooked up the stove and I just finished unboxing the dishes…an open-house will be held soon. Keep an eye on the bulletin. What about after July 1? There are any number of possibilities for how I will serve in the diocese if I successfully complete the Licentiate in Canon Law this summer. I might continue to serve in the Tribunal or in some capacity in the Diocesan Chancery. I might not serve at all in either office…who knows? No need for speculation, let’s just keep working in the Lord’s Vineyard and working for the salvation of souls. Thank you for your commitment to the parish and your attempts to keep me healthy…I need a lot of help. St. Joseph, pray for us - Fr. Capuano

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Parish Prayer List Prayer Intention of our Holy Father in May That the lay faithful may fulfill their specific mission, by responding with creativity to the challenges that face the world today.

Please pray for those in our parish who are sick and in need of comfort: Betty Lou Arvin, Marie Briggs, Joyce Butcher, James Butcher, Alfred Carter, Charles Carter, Loretta Cash, Patricia Childers, Crista Cole, Libbie Cox, John Dice, Teresa Dumouchelle, Terri Evans, Lisa Faber, Marco Ferraia, Marsha Fields, Chris Foster, Bernie Goodyear, Jean Haire, Jerry Harrell, Bernie Hawkins, James Hollie, Ernest Incitti, Carter Jackson, Ben Hernandez, Zack Hornung, Betty Hyatt, Anna Mae Kelly, Jean Kilby, Ann King, Christine Houwen, Tammy Long, Sonya Lotham, Nancy Mankin, Tena Marone, Marie Metosh, Norma Medley, David Moon II, Melvin Moore, Audrey Moseley, Michael Moseley, Charlene O’Conner, Barbara Pope, John Perdue, Odessa Pride, Delores Render, Joel Rivera, Clara Roberts, Pamela Marie Romanek, Mary Ruddock, Mary Ryan, Alfredo Schmone, Alfred Scimore, Mary Scott, Ingrid Synowski., Ed Sutton, Bob Tetreault, Barbara Togger, Roger Underwood, Christine Valenta, Lydia & Wayne Van Fossen, George Vlkojan, Buzzy Walker, Daisey Welsby, Warren Whitmore, Elsa Wilson, Christopher Young, Vivian Zaruba For additions to the prayer list, to notify us that someone is in need of Holy Communion or Anointing of the Sick, or in the hospital, please contact the

parish office.

Lord, hear our prayers for the souls of those who have faithfully departed in the past week.

Parish & School Staff Rev. Brian W. Capuano—---------—–——Pastor

(804) 733-3115x0011; [email protected]

(804) 505-0710, emergency only, no texts Deacon Don Amaram———---------------Deacon

[email protected] Deacon Bob Young—————------------Deacon

[email protected] Joseph Whitmore—–——----------School Principal

[email protected] Judy Cuenin——-Coordinator of Religious Education

jcuenin@sjcpe tersburg.com Anne Marie Donlon-------Choirmaster and Organist

[email protected] Peggy Andrews——–--------------Business Manager

[email protected] Yolanda Arriaga—–—----------–Parish Bookkeeper

[email protected] Karen Peffer———-School Administrative Assistant

[email protected] Librada Peters———--------------School Secretary

[email protected] Helene Vaughan———----------School Bookkeeper

[email protected]

Considering Online Giving? Electronic Giving is an easy way to make a con-sistent contribution to the parish. Setup is easy and secure. Please visit the parish website and click “Donate” on the menu bar to sign up and to schedule contributions: www.sjcpetersburg.com

Week of May 20, 2018

How is the Lord inviting you to be generous to His Church?

Let us joyfully receive and generously give.

Thank you for helping us serve the Lord!

Collections - Week of May 20, 2018

Needed Each Week: $7,653

Year to Date $43,487.88

Plate! $5,899.25

Online Giving! $1,089.00

Total Plate! $6,988.25

Capital Building Fund! $594.80

Online Giving CBF! $195.00

Total Giving CBF! $789.80

Brown Bag $41.00

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Welcome New Parishioners Thank you for being part of the community at St. Joseph Catholic Church. If you have been attending Mass and have not yet registered with our parish, please register in the Commons at the Welcome Table or in the Parish Office lo-cated behind the Church on weekdays so we can keep you updated on all the activities within the parish.

Welcome Military Personnel We are glad you are here, even if just for a short time. Please reach out if there is a need for the reception of sacraments or other needs while you are in the area.

Bulletin Submissions The deadline for submission is Friday at noon the week prior to print date. Please note that there is a new email address to submit your bulletin announcements to: [email protected]

Pray for Vocations “We suffer with Him so that we may also be glorified with Him.” How are you being called to glorify the Lord in response to His love? Could God be inviting you to the priesthood? Call Father Michael Boehling at (804) 359-5661, or write: [email protected].

A Prayers for Vocations O Holy Spirit, Spirit of wisdom and divine love, impart Your knowledge, understanding, and counsel to youth that they may know the vocation wherein they can best serve God. Give them courage and strength to follow God’s holy will. Guide their uncertain steps, strengthen their resolutions, shield their chastity, fashion their minds, conquer their hearts, and lead them to the vine-yards where they will labor in God’s holy service.

Vocation General Intercessions That the mystery of the love of the Blessed Trinity will strengthen many men and women to respond to that love as priests, deacons and in the consecrated life, we pray to the Lord.

Adoration of the Most Blessed Sacra-ment

!� Every Wednesday 8:30 AM in the Convent Chapel (123 Franklin St.)

Nocturnal Adoration Friday, 7:00 PM– Saturday, 7:50 AM Beginning after the 6:30 PM Mass on First Fridays and extending until just before the 8:00 AM First Saturday Mass. Contact Rick Fortune to sign up for a time slot: 852-3314. Please access the Church through the door at the back of the Commons throughout the night.

Sacramental Preparation Baptism Preparation:

All new parents are asked to schedule an appointment with a priest or deacon to prepare for baptism.

1st Penance/1st Eucharist: 2nd Grade Classes start in October and run through April of

2018. Contact Judy Cuenin at 733-3115 or [email protected] for a meeting.

Confirmation: 10th grade youth Classes start in October and run through April of 2018. Contact Judy Cuenin at 733-3115 or [email protected] for a meeting.

Christian Formation St. Joseph School————-PK3-8th Grade (804) 732-3931; [email protected] Youth Religious Education-PK-12th Grade Meets Sundays during the academic year Adult Religious Formation 10:00 -11:00 AM on Sundays. Weekly series offered in the School Cafeteria. Other opportunities throughout the year.!

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Keep up with the Parish! Parish Website: www.sjcpetersburg.com. Downloadable registration forms, online giving, blogs, audio feeds from homilies and conferences. Facebook: www.facebook.com/SJCPetersburg. Flickr page: www.flickr.com/photos/129648922@N06/. Email us at: [email protected] to be

St. Joseph Faith and Life Series FOR: Young Adults - married or single WHEN: 2nd Sunday of the Month, following the 8:30 AM Mass WHERE: In the Hall, [enter through the glass doors close to the fence.] Join Fr. Capuano for Mass and break-fast to follow in the St. Vincent de Paul Hall for a conver-sation on issues of faith and family life. Bring questions and needs about the life of the Church. Infants are wel-come. If there is enough interest, childcare will be provid-ed. We’ll meet for about an hour. To sign up to attend and receive monthly updates and reminders via email please email: Fr. Capuano: [email protected] Cancelled for the month of MAY

Silver Threads Seniors Club The Silver Threads monthly meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 5th in the Parish Hall from 10:00AM until 12:00 Noon. We are a "Spiritual and Social" gather-ing. We have a guest speaker, entertainment, door prizes and refreshments - sometimes it includes lunch! There is a signup sheet in the Commons, or just show up. We'll take you any way you can get there! For more info, contact Lynne Stanley at: [email protected] 804-363-4465 OR Helen Szarama at: [email protected] or 804-526-3392.

Prayer Shawl Ministry Prayer Shawl Ministry – the ladies of the Working Hands Ministry have put their hooks and needles to work and are moving forward. If there are still ladies with interest, please join us the first Saturday of each month at 9 AM in the Commons. We would also appreciate donations of yarn. There will be a bin in the Commons during the weekend Masses as a collection point. We thank you for your generous support of this ministry for sick, home-bound and defenders of our country all in the name and for the glory of the Holy Spirit. Please call Barbara Du-han at 804-895-5014 with any questions or concerns.

Mass at St. Joseph, Petersburg Holy Mass is offered in both forms of the Roman Rite (Ordinary Form & Extraordinary Form). Most Masses in the parish are offered in the Ordinary Form. The Extraordinary Form is offered on Thursday evenings at 6:30 PM in the Church. The Extraordinary Form of Mass was the form known to most Catholics prior to the reforms of the Second Vatican Council. It is celebrated in Latin with readings in English. It is our hope to introduce the riches of the liturgical tradition to the parish. We are looking for individuals to assist with serving, and ushering, Please contact Fr. Capuano for more information.

Upcoming Events -June 2, 2018 at 10:30AM: Priesthood Ordination, for Deacon John Baab, Deacon James O’Reilly and Dea-con Nick Redmond Both Masses will be at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Richmond. Please mark your calendars. -September 15th at 10:30 AM: Herb Funk ordination to the Diaconate, Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Rich-mond.

An Opportunity to see a Major League Baseball Game St. Paul’s Catholic Church in Richmond (Knights of

Columbus Council) is running a bus trip to the August

26 New York Yankees v. Baltimore Orioles baseball

game in Baltimore. The cost is $75/person (includes

bus transportation, game ticket, and driver gratui-

ty). Seats are in Lower Reserve Section 83 (in the

shade). The bus departs from All Saints Catholic

School, 3418 Noble Ave., Richmond 23222, at 9:00

am. Game time is 1:05 pm. The bus returns to Rich-

mond at approximately 9:00 pm. To make a reserva-

tion, make your check payable to “Knights of Colum-

bus Council 6589” and mail it to K of C Council 6589,

c/o St. Paul's Catholic Church, Attn: John Tucker, 909

Rennie Avenue, Richmond 23227.!Please direct ques-

tions to John Tucker at [email protected]!or 804-

837-4900.

Memorial Day Mass

The Knights of Columbus will host a Memorial Day

Mass 10AM May 28th at Poplar Grove Cemetery. all

are welcome.

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2018 Annual Diocesan Appeal:

Building Our Family of Faith If you made a pledge to the 2018 Appeal, the Diocese has begun sending reminders so you can fulfill your pledge. Please note that if you chose an auto-debit off your checking account or credit card, you will not receive a reminder.

It is important for all our parishioners to complete their pledges. The assistance that is provided to the ministries and programs the Appeal supports, such as grants to our mis-

sion parishes, heating and grocery assistance to families, health insurance for our retired priests and tuition for our future priests to attend the seminary, is based on what is collected.

In addition, all parishes receive back a portion of their amounts collected. This means the more we collect, the more we can address our important parish needs. This year, the funds returned to us will be used to repair and renovate our stained-glass windows.

Thank you for your continued support of the important ministries and programs that are made possible due to your generosity to the Annual Appeal.

To St. Joseph Parishioners - A Thank You From a non-Catholic who attended the parish on the weekends for a number of years and recently moved away: “Fr. Capuano - Please send my greetings and gratitude to my friends at Saint Joseph Parish. For four years, so many people were so generous with their time, knowledge, insight, hospitality, helpfulness, personal warmth, mate-rial means, and spiritual fellowship, all of whom contributed in important and distinct ways to my development. I won’t forget you or any of them. Pax Tecum, David Alan.” Remember, that our witness of the faith is not just in words, but in deeds, thank you for making the parish a “welcome” haven for folks who desire truth, beauty and goodness and begin to see who those basic elements of life manifest themselves most profoundly in the Church

of Christ which subsists in the Catholic Church. For those who are in the pews and are not Catholic, thank you for keeping your hearts and minds open to how the Lord is calling you.

- Fr. Capuano

Contributions to the Parish One of the precepts of the Church is contributing to the needs of the Church at large. The parish is of course part of “the Church.” The community here is able to continue and grow because of your consistent generosity, week-in-and-week out. Thank you for your sacrifice that enables us to maintain a Catholic presence here in Pe-tersburg. It has come to light in recent months that there are a number of people who have been writing one check and asking that the contributions be split between multiple projects or initiatives in the parish. An example: John Doe writes a check for $100 and asks that: - $50 goes to the Capital Building Fund - $25 goes to the flower fund - $25 goes to religious education When it is time for counting the collection on Sunday afternoon and Monday morning the volunteer counters and our parish staff can sometimes have a difficult time aligning the specific requests, due to multiple bank ac-counts within the parish. It’s a process that takes time and is susceptible to errors in accounting, requiring a lot of time for the staff later on. Moving forward I would encourage our parishioners, when writing checks for vari-ous needs, to cut individual checks for individual initiatives. It makes the accounting process clear and concise and enables us to track your money to ensure that it ends up supporting what you have generously chosen to support in the parish.

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Mass Intentions for the Week

Monday: +Laura Gallina Tuesday: +Rosaria Randazzo Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: 5:00 PM +All Souls in Purgatory & F. Gavin Dane Sunday: 8:30 AM St. Joseph Parishioners 11:30 AM +Anotonio & Grazia Sparacio

Readings of the Week May 28, - June 3, 2018

Monday: 1 Peter 1:3-9/Mark 10:17-27 Tuesday: 1 Peter 1:10-16/Mark 10:28-31 Wednesday: 1 Peter 1:18-25 /Mark 10:32-45 Thursday: Zephaniah 3:14-18a/ Luke 1:39-56 Friday: 1 Peter 4:7-13/Mark 11:11-26 Saturday: Jude17:20b-25/Mark 11:27-33 Sunday: Exodus24:3-8/Hebrews9:11-15/Mark 14:12-16, 22-26

Upcoming Liturgical Opportunities Sunday, May 27th, 8:30 AM & 11:30 AM Mass Deacon Tochi Iwuji to serve the Sunday Masses and preach. The Weekend of June 2/3 Feast of Corpus Christi (5:00 PM & 8:30 AM Mass) Procession of the Blessed Sacrament within the Church (11:30 AM Mass) Procession of the Blessed Sacra-ment outside the Church (Joined by the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, Knights of Columbus, Legion of Mary, and our 1st Communi-cants) Let us publicly witness to the joy and beauty of the faith.

Yoga Continues “Prayer is the breath of life to our soul” (Mother Te-resa). Join us for a gentle yoga session in the parish hall on: Thursday, June 7: 6-7pm Please consider bringing non-perishable canned goods to be donated to The Hope Center. Contact Rorie McGowan with questions at [email protected] or 804-943-6992 . A mat & blan-ket are recommended.

Monday, May 28 OFFICE CLOSED 8:00 AM - Morning Prayer …….........................Convent 6:30 PM - Prayer Group..........…......... ..............Convent 7:30 PM - Knight of Columbus…….Boydton Plank Rd. Tuesday, May 29 8:00 AM - Morning Prayer & Mass.....................Convent Wednesday, May 30 8:00 AM - Morning Prayer, Mass & Adoration...Convent

6:00 PM - Oremus: Guide to Catholic Prayer .... .....St. Vincent dePaul Hall

6:00 PM - Choir Rehearsal ....................................Church Thursday, May 31 8:00 AM - Morning Prayer ..................................Convent 8:30 AM - School Mass ....................................... Church

9:30 AM - Bible Study…………......................Commons 11:30 AM - Rosary ..................................................Church

5:00 PM - Confession..……………………….Church 5:30 PM - Legion Of Mary…..... St Vincent Paul Hall 6:30 PM- Traditional Latin Mass .........................Church Friday, June 1 NO FIRST FRIDAY MASS 8:00 AM - Morning Prayer ..................................Convent 7:00 PM - Adoration and Confession ………. Church

8:00 PM - All Night Adoration ……………. Church Saturday, June 2 NO FIRST SATURDAY MASS 8:30 AM - Altar Server’s Meeting ….………. Church 10:30 AM - Priesthood Ordination ... …….Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Richmond, VA 3:00 PM - Confession .............................................Church

5:00 PM - Interior Procession of the Blessed Sacrament ……….. Church

5:00 PM - Mass ........................................................Church Sunday, June 3 8:00 AM - Confession………………………..Church 8:30 AM - Interior Procession of the Blessed Sacrament ………..Church 8:30 AM - Mass…………....…................….... Church

9:45 AM - Legion Of Mary….....................Parish Office

9:45 AM - Adult Religious Ed....... .....St Joseph’s School Cafeteria

11:00 AM - Confession……………...…….....Church 11:30 AM - Interior Procession of the Blessed Sacrament ……….Church 11:30 AM - Mass……….…...........…....…..… Church

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