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The Catholic Church of the Nativity 5955 St. Elmo Road Bartlett, TN 38135

Parish Office Hours: Mon—Fri 8:30a.m. to 5:00p.m. Phone 901-382-2504 Emergency Phone 901-603-3364

Pastor: Father Robert Szczechura, STL robert.szczechura@cc.cdom.org Deacons: Frank Larker frank.larker@nativity.cdom.org Chris Frame cframe@paxdomini.org David Rosenthal, PhD david.rosenthal@nativity.cdom.org Administrative Assistant/ Office Manager: Angie O’Neill angie.oneill@nativity.cdom.org Bookkeeper: Jim Moseley nativity.accounting@nativity.cdom.org Director of Music: Kyung-Won On kw.on@nativity.cdom.org Director of Religious Education: Theresa Krier theresah.krier@nativity.cdom.org Director of Youth Ministry: Stephen Peyton stephen.peyton@nativity.cdom.org Co-Directors Hispanic Ministry: Lyz Candia clyzcan@yahoo.com, 901-607-5982 and Lillian Luciano

Mass Schedules Daily Monday - Saturday 8:00 a.m. Weekend Saturday Vigil 5:00 p.m. Sunday 8:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Spanish 5:00 p.m. Filipino First Sunday of Each Month (Tagalog/English) 12:30 p.m. Polish Second Sunday of Each Month 12:30 p.m. Holy Days As Announced

Sacraments Reconciliation — Saturday 3:30p.m. to 4:30p.m. Sunday 9:30a.m. to 10:00a.m. or by appointment Spanish - Sunday 4:20p.m. to 4:50p.m.(1st Sunday of the month) Baptism — by appointment; please contact the parish office Marriage — Contact the parish office at least six months before the wedding

First Sunday of Lent

March 10, 2019

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March 9 & 10, 2019

Please Pray for Our Sick

Claire Fitzgerald Albino Annemarie Lee Allen Erlinda Amaba Vinnie Ariemma Bill Brigrance Mike Bulderbach Tina Burton Carey & Nancy Casad Bill Coburn Joan Cunningham Doris Dalton Nick DeStefan Michael Ellis Edythe Freeouf Sally Gyout Chad Hall Emilie Harris Leeghann Harrison Rosa Holmes Barry Houston Lisa Janes Donna Lampen Catherine Johnson Betsy Larker Fran Leavey Ed List Annie Longoria Mary Mangol Paul Baker Miller Jacob Moody Fr. Mike Morgera Cheyenne Montgomery-Louise Northrop Shirley Odom John & June Patton A.J. Perk Kevin Perk Kathy Palmisano Karen Raney Maria Robertson Fr. Robert Ponticello Sam Sudduth Caritas Sevier Julia Theil Hannah Tighe Joe Tighe Mary Underwood Fr. Ricky Valleroy Peter Voss Joyce R. West Melissa Frame Vannucci Barbara Williams Ann Wingate Jack Lee Windley III Nancy Hennessey Pam Walton

If you or a family member are hospitalized, please notify the Parish office. Also notify the office to ADD or REMOVE someone’s name from the list.

Mass Intentions

Senior Airman Christopher Dill; Pvt. John David Dill; A1C Ryan C. Marlin; AO1 Andrew E. Hopson; Commander Derek A. Vestal, Pvt. Maria Witges, Captain Luke Sauber (USMC), Lieutenant Colonel Christopher J. Martindale U.S. Army, Richard A. Martin, Jr., BM1, (USCG) Captain Tami Kerns (US Army-Afghanistan) Captain Kevin Kerns (US Army-Hawaii) Captain Nicholas Burton. SSG. Carol Hopson, Gabriel Graven EF Specialist , Capt. Eric Wilder, MD, USAF

Pray for Our Troops

~~~Pray for World Peace~~~

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Lv 19:1-2, 11-18; Ps 19:8-10, 15; Mt 25:31-46 Tuesday: Is 55:10-11; Ps 34:4-7, 16-19; Mt 6:7-15 Wednesday: Jon 3:1-10; Ps 51:3-4, 12-13, 18-19; Lk 11:29-32 Thursday: Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25; Ps 138:1-3, 7c-8; Mt 7:7-12 Friday: 1 Pt 5:1-4; Ps 23:1-3a, 4-6; Mt 16:13-19 Saturday: Dt 26:16-19; Ps 119:1-2, 4-5, 7-8; Mt 5:43-48 Sunday: Gn 15:5-12, 17-18; Ps 27:1, 7-9, 13-14; Phil 3:17 — 4:1 [3:20 — 4:1]; Lk 9:28b-36

SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: First Sunday of Lent; Rite of Election; Rite of Calling the Candidates to Continuing Conversion; Rite of Sending; Daylight Saving Time begins; Girl Scouting Sunday Monday: Julian Calendar Lent begins Friday: Abstinence

8:00am Weekdays Requested By Mon 11th Andrew M. Trainor + Bob & Mary Ann Trainor Tue 12th Lawrence Burton + Angie O’Neill Wed 13th Alojay Joniak + Father Robert Thu 14th Jim Shaw + Nancy Hennessey Fri 15th Margaret Mangiante + Janie & Larry Hall 8:00am Saturday Mar 9th Dorothy Ambrose + Father Robert & Staff 16th Dorothy H. Edwards + Father Robert & Staff 5:00pm Saturday Mar 9th Martha & Willis Chabliss + The Schwill Family 16th Mike Hall + Ramona Hall 8:00am Sunday Mar 10th Parishioners 17th Parishioners 10:30am Sunday Mar 10th Haley Hennessey + Don & Helen Heehs 17th Bob Savage + Don & Helen Heehs 5:00pm Sunday - Spanish Mar 10th Immigrants & Refugees 17th Immigrants & Refugees

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION Often, when a family keeps vigil around a person who is preparing for death, they may notice three interwoven ac-tivities. First, the dying person may become more prayerful and reflective than ever before, reviewing life’s journey in gratitude to God, or seeking forgiveness and making amends for wrongs. Second, as death approaches, the need to eat and drink is lessened until even an ice cube brushed against the lips is satisfying. Third, persons who are dying often make plans to give their possessions away, making bequests, handing treasures down, providing for favorite charities. Prayer, fasting, and almsgiving: with these three “pillars” of Lent, we rehearse our death every year in this season, and anticipate the final work we will do in this life. And every year, at the end of our journey, is the joy of Easter and the experience of the victory of Christ over death’s darkness and power. Annually, we remind ourselves that the Christian experiences the same power and presence at the end of life’s journey: Christ to the rescue and the lasting joy of heaven. —James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Frst Sunday of Lent

Nativity Information

From Father Robert’s Desk -

Stations of the Cross (also called Way of the Cross, Via Crucis, Via Dolorosa or Way of Sorrows) The object of the Stations is to help the faithful make a spiritual pilgrimage of prayer, through meditating upon the chief scenes of Christ’s suffering and death. It has become one of the most popular devotions for Roman Catholics. It is often performed in a spirit of reparation for the suffering and insults that Jesus endured during His Passion. A plenary indulgence is granted to the faithful who make this pious exercise of the Stations of the Cross. This devotion evolved over time. Tradition holds that our Blessed Mother visited daily the scenes of our Lord’s passion. After Constantine legalized Christianity in 312, this pathway was marked with its important stations. In the 5th century, an interest developed in the Church to “reproduce” the holy places in other areas so pilgrims who could not actually travel to the Holy Land could do so in a devotional, spiritual way in their hearts. In 1342, the Franciscans were appointed guardians of the shrines of the Holy Land. The Franciscans have been closely identified with this devotion ever since and for years Church regulations required a set of the stations to be blessed by a Franciscan when possible. The term “stations” in describing the Way of the Cross was first used in the narrative of an English pilgrim, William Wey, who visited the Holy Land twice in the 15th century. The devotion grew in popularity in Europe and in 1584 a book written by Adrichomius gives 12 stations, which match those in our present version. Devotional books appeared in the 16th century, which had 14 stations with prayers for each one. At the end of 17th century, the erection of stations in churches became more popular. In 1686, Pope Innocent XI, realizing that few people could travel to the Holy Land due to the Moslem oppression, granted the right to erect stations in all of their churches. The same indulgences would be given to the Franciscans and those affiliated with them for practicing the devotion as if on an actual pilgrimage. Pope Benedict XIII extended these indulgences to all the faithful in 1726. Five years later, Pope Clement XII permitted stations to be created in all churches and fixed the number at 14. In 1742, Pope Benedict XIV exhorted all priests to enrich their churches with the Way of the Cross, which must include 14 crosses and are usually accompanied with pictures or images of each particular station. Several devotional booklets now include a 15th station, commemorating the Resurrection of our Lord and the relationship with His passion and death. St. Alphonsus Ligouri in 1787 wrote the version of the Stations that most Americans recognize because it was used in most U.S. churches throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. It has become standard for Catholic churches in this country to recite the prayers related to the Stations on the Fridays of Lent. Some Protestant churches have also made this devotion part of their Lenten activities, particularly on Good Friday. Brothers and Sisters, we can obey Christ’s injunction to take up our cross and follow Him. We can receive abundant spiritual graces by publicly or privately praying the Stations of the Cross. Please do not waste this time. And please join me in Church on Fridays during Lent at 6:30pm as we journey together on this pilgrimage.

Church of the Nativity is sponsoring it's next blood drive on March 10th following 10:30 Mass from noon until 3:00 pm. It is our hope to replace some of the more than 20 units of blood that have been used by one of Nativity's own long-time parishioners. Vitalant is struggling to meet the demands of a very large area that they serve and the blood bank shelves have been under-filled since the holiday season. If you weigh at least 110 pounds and are in good health, you may be eligible to donate. Appointments will be scheduled after all masses this weekend. Call Janet at 901-652-5475 for more info. Give blood. Give life.

Altar Flower Dedication During the Lenten season there will be no Altar flower dedications. The next weekend available for dedication is April 27th/28th.

SOUP & SALAD FRIDAYS STARTED MARCH 8th As part of our Lenten observance we will be hav-ing Stations of the Cross each Friday at 6:30pm, followed immediately after with a Soup & Salad Supper (In observance of Lent no dessert shall be served). Meals are being provided by volunteers from our different Ministries each week. Dona-tions for the meals will be given to Operation Rice Bowl. All are welcome! Please sign-up on the sheet provided on the table in the Narthex so there will be enough Soup & Salad for everyone. Thanks!

Every THURSDAY during Lent from 5:00pm until 7:00pm.

March 9 & 10, 2019

Our Ministries Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Sundays: ages 3 yrs to 12 yrs, Confirmation 1 and 2 ; Contact Theresa Krier, PRE Director theresah.krier@nativity.cdom.org. Class times are posted on the Web site: nativitybartlett.org/calendar/ Cub Scouts Pack 258: Cub Scouts meet on most Tuesdays from 6:30 to 7:30pm either at the church or on adventures. Contact Mark Owens to register at key3@pack258.org or 901-827-1262. CYO 9-12 Grade Sundays from 6-8 pm Stephen Peyton, youth director stephen.peyton@nativity.cdom.org Fishers of Men: call the office Hands for God Puppet Productions: Most Sundays, 12-1 pm: For 5th-8th grade Puppeteers in Training; Contact John Walton 901-568-0910 or email nativitycats@aol.com. For updates go to: www.facebook.com/groups/830749576971608/ Helping Hands Ministry Knitting Group: meet the 1st Thursdays at 9 am in Holy Family Hall (Narthex). They help the homeless and Birthright babies Holy Family Ministry: for information contact David Rosenthal, PhD at david.rosenthal@nativity.cdom.org Knights of Columbus Council 14041: meet the 3rd Thursday at 6:30pm in Stelling Hall; contact Hank Winkler at 901-488-9053 or grandknight14041@gmail.com Liturgical Ministries: for information or questions regarding training or scheduling contact Jim Lippy 388-6515 or 371-6269 or the Church Office 901-382-2504 Men’s Club: Breakfast Meeting 9am1st Sat. of each Month Prison Ministry: for information contact Shellie Teems, 901-230-0074 Parish Outreach Food for the Sick: Contact Susan Hanna at 385-8277 or savhan@aol.com for information. RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) preparation to receive Sacraments. Contact Deacon David or call the Church office for information. Society of St. Vincent de Paul: meet the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7pm. Contact Dawn Campbell 901-654-5773 for more information. Society of St. Vincent de Paul Soup Kitchen: 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month: Meet at church at 7:45 am for carpooling: Contact John Walton, 901-568-0910 for info. TOPS - Take off the Pounds Sensibly: meet Mondays at 4:15-5:00pm for weigh-in; 5-6pm meetings in Stelling Hall. Women’s Guild: meets the 4th Tuesday at 7 pm the months of January, March, May, September and November.

Soup Kitchen Information!

Volunteers meet at 7:45 am at Nativity on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month. If you would like to volunteer, there is a sign up sheet on the table in the Narthex. You will need to bring a hat or other type of hair cover. If you want more informa-tion, please call John Walton 901-568-0910.

Check your calendar - volunteers are needed for Tuesday, March 19th.

ST. VINCENT de PAUL - Nativity Nativity Information

COME BE A PART OF OUR MUSIC MINISTRY!

There are many opportunities for involvement. Interested in singing or ringing? Talk to KW after Mass or email at kw.on@nativity.cdom.org Tuesdays: Resurrection Choir, 10-11 am 2nd and 4th weeks Wednesdays: Children's Choir (grades 2-9), 5-5:45 pm Handbell Choir 6-7 pm Parish Choir 7:30-8:30pm

ALL ARE WELCOME! Kyung-Won "KW" On Director of Music

SVdP needs the following for our food pantry.

Canned Tuna - Canned Chicken - Canned Salmon Canned Soups - Canned Chili - Canned Vegetables Canned Fruits - Canned Beans - Dried Beans - Rice Spaghetti Sauce - Jam or Jelly (no PB at this time) Chef Boyardee Canned Pasta - Oatmeal/Hot Cereal Box Milk Please check the food pantry box for updated lists. It is located in Baker Hall. Thanks.

ABSTINENCE Abstinence is a penitential practice consisting of refraining from the consumption of meat and is to be observed by all Catholics who are 14 years of age and older. Ash Wednesday, Good Friday and the Fridays during Lent are days of abstinence. Pastors and parents are encouraged to see that children who are not bound by the obligation to fast and abstain are led to appreciate an authentic sense of penance. FAST & ABSTINENCE In addition to abstinence, fasting is to be observed by all Catholics be-tween the ages of 18 and 59 years (inclusive) On Ash Wednesday and Good Friday, one full meal is allowed. Two smaller meals, sufficient to maintain strength, may be taken according to one’s needs, but together they should not equal another full meal. Eating between meals is not permitted, but liquids are allowed. Note: Those who are unable to ob-serve the above regulations due to ill health or other serious reasons are urged to practice other forms of self-denial that are suitable to their condition.

First Sunday of Lent

Diocese Information

MARRIED COUPLES

Diocesan Nights of Discernment: At the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. For Men - 6pm the 1st Monday of the month For Women - 6pm on the 3rd Monday of the month For more information contact Father Yoelvis Gonzalez, Director of Vocations for the Diocese of Memphis at (901) 373-1243 or vocationsdirector@vocations.cdom.org

First Sunday of Lent: “The word is near you, on your lips and in your heart.” Jesus the Eternal Word continues to call many to lives of holiness as priests, deacons and in the consecrated life. Could you be one of them? Visit https://www.memphisvocations.com Call Fr. Yoelvis Gonzalez at (901) 373-1243, or write to: vocationsDirector@vocations.cdom.org.

You Can Help Your Marriage – 25% of surveyed couples say they are “Happily Married.” For everyone else, there is Retrouvaille. Are you frustrated or angry with each other? Do you argue…or have you just stopped talking to each other? Does talking about it only make it worse? Retrouvaille helps couples rebuild their marriages. For confidential information about the next program call (800) 470-2230 or (615) 523-0631, email nrv3043@gmail.com<mailto:nrv3043@gmail.com> or visit our web site at [http://www.HelpOurMarriage.com<http://www.helpourmarriage.com/]www.HelpOurMarriage.com<http://www.helpourmarriage.com/>.

"DIOCESAN PRO-LIFE MASS” Feast of the Annunciation, Mon. March 25, 7:00 PM, Holy Rosary Church, Memphis. The Feast of the Annunciation marks the visit of the Archangel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary, announcing that she would be the mother of our Savior, the Word made flesh. It is also the day of an international pro-life celebration: the International Day of the Unborn Child. Established by St. Pope John Paul II. the pope wanted people in every part of the world to commemorate this feast day by celebrating the gift of life and remembering all unborn human life. For more information, please contact Jan Courtney at 901-490-6435.

Footsteps of St Paul Pilgrimage with Fr Bill Parham. September 23-Oct 4, 2019.

Cost $4161 includes air & taxes, 2 meals every day, hotels and admission fees. Highlights include the Seven Churches, touring Greece and Turkey. Contact Jeannie Presley, 901-335-4563; presleyjeannie@gmail.com or see brochure at tektonministries.org

Join us for a Lenten Retreat on

Presence: The Mystery of the Eucharist Date: Saturday, April 6 Time: 9:00am until 3:00pm (lunch is provided) Doors open at 8:30am Where: St. William Catholic Church 4932 Easley St., Millington, TN 38053 Family Life Center Questions: Debi Yetman 901-487-6390

March 9 & 10, 2019

Diocese Information

Volunteer Opportunities: Ongoing: * Food Pantry: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Thursday. * Clothing Closet: 9 a.m. to 12 noon with special sorting hours from 12 noon to 2 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. Upcoming: 2019 Volunteer Saturdays: 9 a.m. to 12 noon April 13, 2019 July 20, 2019 October 5, 2019 December 14, 2019 Donation Wish List Men’s Clothing Gently worn athletic shoes Interested Volunteers contact: Mandy Lamey, Volunteer Coordinator (901) 722.4758 mandy.lamey@acc.cdom.org<mailto:mandy.lamey@acc.cdom.org> THANK YOU for keeping us in God’s business. For more information about us visit our website https://www.ccwtn.org/

St. Benedict High School Visit Opportunities

7th Grade Preview Day – Fri, Mar 22

7th Grade High School Placement Test – Sat, Mar 23 Spring Fling Open House – Thur, Mar. 25 - Campus-wide showcase of academics, fine & performing arts (exhibit & musical), athletics (spring sports in action) & campus tours. SBA Visit information – 260-2873 or sbaeagles.org/visitsba Upcoming Events –

“Rock & Roll” Trivia Night, supports SBA Project Gradua-tion – Sat, Mar 23, 6:30 pm The Addams Family Musical, Mar 28-30-7:30pm, Mar 31-2:30pm Matinee. SBA Theatre, Reserved Seating $10-advance, $15-door. Information – 260-2871, mastersons@sbaeagles.org

ALMSGIVING, PRAYER, FASTING, AND TEMPTATION As we begin our season of fasting, prayer, and almsgiving, the reading from Deuteronomy reminds us of our duty of alms-giving, that we “set [our offerings] before the Lord, [our] God, [and] shall bow down in [God’s] presence” (Deuteronomy 26:10). The reading from Romans refers us to our prayer, re-minding us that “The word is near you, in your mouth and in your heart . . . For everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved” (Romans 10:8, 13). These are comforting words, and encourage us to ask God for what we need and to aid us in our prayer. Finally, the Gospel of Luke shows us a fasting Jesus, who was tempted as we are, and who knows what it means to be human. Someone once said that temptation arises when you’re tired and weary, and the devil comes along and makes a per-fectly reasonable suggestion. Jesus shows us that, with his help, we too can overcome our temptations, reasonable as they may sound. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

For many of us, the cardboard bowl for collecting Lenten alms is as much as sign of Lent as ashes on your forehead. But how did Operation Rice Bowl start? The program began in 1975 in parishes in Allentown, PA, as a response to famine in Africa. In 1976, Operation Rice Bowl was adopted by the United State Conference of Catholic Bishops as a national program and became the official program of Catholic Relief Services (CRS) a year later. In its first 40 years, more than $250 million has been given through CRS Rice Bowl to support programs that prevent hunger and poverty around the world. In the Catholic Diocese of Memphis, 25 percent of all money col-lected comes to Catholic Charities of West Tennessee to benefit our food pantry and food distribution programs. As you give alms during Lent, please consider that one in four Memphians lives in poverty. May God bless you for your generosity.

ONLINE GIVING To set up a recurring giving schedule, visit us online at www.nativitybartlett.org. Locate the Online Giving button and set up your recurring giving schedule. The first time you give, you will select a password that will enable you to log in at any time and make changes to your giving or view your complete online giving history for Online Giv-ing .

First Sunday of Lent

9th 10:00am Retreat - Confirmation 1 & 2 10th DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGINS NO PRE Classes or CYO 11:30am Puppet Practice 12:30pm Polish Mass 3:45pm Amada Blanca 11th 4:30pm TOPS 12th 10:00am Resurrection Choir Practice 5:30pm Cub Scouts 7:00pm Apologetics Class - Spanish 13th NO Children’s Choir 6:00pm Handbell Choir 6:00pm Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help 6:30pm RCIA 7:15pm Pastoral Council Meeting 7:30pm Parish Choir 14th 5:00pm Lenten Adoration 15th 6:30pm Stations of the Cross 7:00pm Soup & Salad 16th 8:00am St. Vincent de Paul 17th NO PRE Classes or CYO 11:30am Puppet Practice 3:45pm Amada Blanca 6:30pm Knights of Columbus - officers 18th 4:30pm TOPS 19th 5:30pm Cub Scouts 7:00pm Apologetics Class - Spanish 7:00pm SVdP Meeting 20th 5:00pm Childrens Choir 6:00pm Handbell Choir 6:00pm Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help 6:30pm RCIA 7:15pm Pastoral Council Meeting 7:30pm Parish Choir 21st 5:00pm Lenten Adoration 6:30pm Knights of Columbus 22nd 4:00pm PRE Abbey Fest Departure 6:30pm Stations of the Cross 7:00pm Soup & Salad 23rd 8:00am Mens Morning of Spirituality @ Incarnation Noon Baptism Class - English 24th 9:00am PRE 11:30am Puppet Practice 11:45am PRE Communion Class 3:45pm Amada Blanca 6:00pm CYO 25th 4:30pm TOPS

Offerings for February, 2019

4th Week - Regular collection: $9,014 St. Joseph Fund: $2,280 Month to Date Total: Regular Collection: $36,592 (Budget $39,633) St Joseph Fund: $ 8,134

ANNOUCEMENTS TO BE MADE BY FATHER AT MASS NEED TO BE SENT TO ANGIE O’NEILL BY NOON Thursday!

2nd Collection March 17th - St. Joseph Fund

Scheduling Events at the Church

To All Ministry Leaders and Nativity Groups: We are a growing and vibrant Parish Community and I ask this special request of you. Please remember that we are a family of worship and share our God given gifts and church space to-gether. And as we continually grow in our ministries, I ask that group leaders please submit your yearly calen-dar by email or in writing to Angie O’Neill . We have limited meeting spaces that fill up very quickly and it is most appreciated if all will communicate by email with angie.oneill @nativity.cdom.org for scheduling all events. The Office Calendar is the Official Church Calendar. If there are conflicts in dates and times, we hope all of you are willing to work together to coordinate usage of our building and grounds. Thank you for your patience and understanding and for working together as a very large and faithful family. May God continue to bless each of us and the work we do as The Catholic Church of the Nativity. Fr. Robert

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