April 26, 2015 St Anthony Florence SC bulletin

ST. ANTHONY
CATHOLIC CHURCH
April 26, 2015
Diocese of Charleston
Most Rev. Robert E. Guglielmone
Bishop of Charleston
Fourth Sunday of Easter
CLERGY
HOLY MASS SCHEDULE
Rev. Robert E. Morey, Pastor
[email protected]
Rev. Jesuprathap Narichetti, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Mr. Reginald A.T. Armstrong, Deacon
Saturday (Traditional Latin Mass) …………..9:00 am
Saturday (Sunday Liturgy) …………………..5:00 pm
Sunday 9:00am, 11:00am, 1:00pm (Spanish),
5:00pm (when school is in session)
Monday ………………………………………..6:30 pm
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday ...7:30 am
Thursday……………………………………….6:30 pm
Friday (when school is in session) ………… 8:20 am
CONTACT INFORMATION
Church Office.. 843-662-5674…..Fax..843-662-4800
Rectory …………………………………843-665-5853
Deacon Armstrong………………….….843-615-5639
St. Anthony School
Faith, Family, Knowledge, Service
Grades 3K - 8…………………………..843-662-1910
2536 West Hoffmeyer Road, Florence, SC 29501
P.O. Box 5327, Florence, SC 29502
Church and School Website www.saintanthony.com
CHURCH OFFICE HOURS
Monday–Friday …………………..8:00 am - 4:00 pm
(summer schedule Mon. - Thurs. 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturday………………………………..4:00 - 4:45 pm
Also available on request.
SACRAMENT OF HOLY MATRIMONY
Arrangements must be made six months in advance.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Parents must be registered and active members of
the Parish and attend one class before the child is
Baptized. Please call the Church Office to register
for the next class which is May 31st at 8:00 am.
MISSION STATEMENT
As a community of faith, we the members of St.
Anthony Parish are committed to follow Jesus Christ
through prayer and the sacraments, the study of His
Word, the teachings of His Church, Evangelization,
and through reaching out in service to our fellow
human beings, parishioners and non-parishioners,
with love, respect, and support.
FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
APRIL 26, 2015
PARISH CALENDAR AND DIRECTORY
APRIL/MAY
ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS
Sunday
26
Baptism Class 8:00 am
SCOUT SUNDAY 11 am
Hispanic Religious Ed.11:30 am
CYO 6:15
Blue and Gold Banquet and Cross Over
3:00 pm
Little Rock Bible Study 5 pm
Tuesday Book Club 9 am
28
Girl Scouts 6 pm
Wed.
29
Bible Study 10 am
Gymnastics 3:30 pm
CCD 5:30 pm
Bible Study 6 pm
Hispanic Prayer Group 6:00 pm
RCIA 7:15 pm
Choir 7:00 pm
Thursday Language class 11 am
30
Prayer Shawl 1 pm
First Communion Practice 3:30 pm
Saturday Latin Mass 9:00 am
2
First Communion Mass 10:30 am
Hispanic Baptism Class 4 pm
Hispanic Choir Practice 6 pm
Sunday
3
Hispanic Religious Ed. 11:30 am
Stephen Ministers mtg. 3 pm
Little Rock Bible Study 5 pm
CYO 6:15 pm
Tuesday Book Club 9 am
5
Girl Scouts 6 pm
Men’s Club mtg. 7 pm
Wed.
6
Bible Study 10 am
Gymnastics 3:30 pm
CCD 5:30 pm
Bible Study 6 pm
Hispanic Prayer Group 6:00 pm
RCIA 7:15 pm
Choir 7:00 pm
Diocesan Office of Child Protection Services
843-853-2130, extension 209
Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator,
Louisa Storen, LISW, LMFT 1-800-921-8122
PARISH & SCHOOL STAFF
Parish Secretary, Andrea Foyle ........................662-5674
[email protected]
Parish Business Administrator, Dixie Coats...... 662-5674
Pastoral Facilitator, Regina Arde………………..662-5674
Director of Religious Education, Mary Smith .....662-5674
Music Director, Kevin Verbe...............................662-5674
Youth Minister, Mike Meggs ...............................229-7519
Hispanic Ministry Facilitator,
Vincent Santamaria ......................... 662-5674 ext. 227
School Principal, Michael Ryan .........................662-1910
School Secretary, Charlotte Tilton .....................662-1910
School Financial Secretary, Ann O’Donnell .......662-1910
School Board Chairwoman, Jo Ellen Schneider 662-6546
PARISH ORGANIZATIONS/COMMITTEES
Adoration Coordinator, Georgette Falcone ........665-2716
Altar Cloths, Regina Arde...................................292-8574
Altar Servers, Calvin Duncan .............................250-4774
Bible Study, Mike Hill (Wednesday) ...................662-5674
Boy Scouts, Mark Wentzel … ............................992-2436
Cub Scouts, Paul John.......................................468-0028
CYO, Mike Meggs ..............................................229-7519
Assistant, Hsin Yi Armstrong ..................317-1934
Disaster Relief Committee, Mark Sestito ......... 662-5674
Ecumenical Committee, Marjorie Busscher .......667-0859
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion,
Darlene Stowe ...............................................667-9637
Girl Scouts, Lisa Newell…………………………..615-5066
Hispanic Music Ministry, Vincent Santamaria ....662-5674
Knights of Columbus, Frank Love .....................453-6411
Lectors, Michael Spann......................................472-2403
Lectio Divina Bookstore, Mary Culleton ............. 6l5-3405
Kathy Lewis…..……...206-1631
Little Rock Bible Study, Warren Busscher ........667-0859
Meals on Wheels, John Noble……………..201-637-1568
Ministers of Consolation
Regina Arde ..................................................292-8574
Theresa Efferson...........................................346-4661
Ministers of Hospitality (Ushers),
John Guerriero ..............................................667-5098
Parking Lot Mission ............................................662-5674
Pastoral Council, Mike Hill .................................667-9540
Prayer Shawl Ministry, Patti Musto ....................665-0169
Respect for Life Committee,
Michael Woodall ............................................662-5674
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA),
Deacon Regi Armstrong ................................662-5674
Transportation Minister, Vincent Rolland ...........615-1654
Senior Ministry, Noreen McFann .......................409-7097
Sick & Homebound Ministry, Rita LaBruzzo ......407-6250
Sally Kenney….....669-0478
St. Anthony Men’s Club, Doug Amon ........ 843-861-4586
Stephen Ministry, Carol Germain .......................667-9702
Women of St. Anthony, Joy Burns Mierzejewski917-4326
Young at Heart, Noreen McFann .......................409-7097
FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
APRIL 26, 2015
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
Many of our customs surrounding critical illness come from antiquity, and yet attitudes have certainly
changed. Death was an all‑too-familiar presence then, and people tended to see it as a natural and unavoidable part of life, not a personal catastrophe. People tried to review their lives, settle their affairs, say farewell
to their dear ones, and welcome the deathbed vigils and prayers that assured them of God’s love and forgiveness. What people most feared was sudden death. It was dreaded and never discussed.
The faithful filled the catacombs with consoling images of the good shepherd carrying the sheep to safe
pasture, or the faithful in glory seated at banquet tables. The prayer texts from the time are consoling and
positive, and many inspired our modern prayers. The care of the dying flowed directly from Roman pagan
practice; it was home‑based and family‑centered. Pagans didn’t especially fear death, but they were terrified
by the dead. Christians, on the other hand, consoled their sick with psalms of joy and faith in the Resurrection. The goal was to assure the sick person of God’s love, and that the ties that bind the dead and the living
would endure.
—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
LORD, HEAR OUR PRAYERS
ILLNESS: Hsin Yi Armstrong, Norman Belge, Cadian
Benabdallah, Paz Binuya, Veronica Blackwell, Bill
Blanchard, Martyna Brodecka, nIrene Darden, Barbara
Depp, Michael and Mary Jo Dudgeon, Robert Dugas,
Marie Edwards, Kathleen Eslinger, Katie Florio, Ethyle
Frederiksen, Sheila Gallagher, Bonnie Gensel, John Germain, Tommy Hewitt, Phyllis Hilliard, Chris and Michelle
Hock, Barbara Hurst, Clare Jann, Vence Jelovchan,
Dean Lewis, Judy Lin, Mary Lou Martinez, Terry Matthews, Virginia McNickle, Keith McKervey, Lois
McKervey, George Nichols, Janet Owens, Noel Pare,
Sean, Michael and Patty Purvis, George Phillips, John
Quinn, Elizabeth Ryan, Martha Schneider, Kim Snyder,
Leo Stone, Peg Tallon, Susan Toth, Georgia Valentine,
Joyce Warr, Alan Waters, Joshua Wiggins, Jim Williams
HOMEBOUND: Rose Leffingwell, Janet McAneney,
Linda Tarte, Alma Woodfork
NURSING HOME / ASSISTED LIVING: Rose Bratek,
Robert Dewitt, Joyce Gingras, Mary Griffith, Ann Harrison, Ola Lynch, Teresa Ward, Linda Wooldridge
PLEASE LET US KNOW If you are Sick,
Hospitalized, or Homebound! Hospitals will not
give out patient information; therefore, we have no
way of knowing your needs. If you would like
Communion or a visit, you must notify the Church
Office. Please arrange to receive The Anointing of
the Sick before a scheduled procedure by
contacting the Pastor or the Parish Office. You may
also request this after a daily or weekend Mass or
call 662-5674 or 665-5853.
STEWARDSHIP
March 29
This Year
Last Year
9,961.50
9,036.95
The second collection is for
the Catholic Home Missions.
Next week’s second collection is for Parish repairs
and renovations.
The Women of St. Anthony have a collection box on
the reception counter in the church office for snack
items to be donated to Hospice House. Thank you.
THE TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS (“Extraordinary
Form”) will be offered each Saturday at 9:00 am,
unless announced otherwise. The
format will be the “Low Mass”, in
“Dialogue” (1962—congregation
may join in some responses, in the
“Gloria”, etc.; readings will be done
out loud in Latin, and repeated in
English.) Each First Saturday of
the month Marian Devotions and
Benediction will immediately follow the Latin Mass, unless
announced otherwise. Plan to attend!
FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
MASS SCHEDULE AND INTENTIONS
MONDAY, April 27
6:30 pm
+Sylvia Jebaily
TUESDAY, April 28
7:30 am
+John Scaturro, Sr.
WEDNESDAY, April 29
7:30 am
+Sylvia Jebaily
APRIL 26, 2015
NEWS AND UPCOMING EVENTS
FIRST HOLY COMMUNION MASS
May 2nd at 10:30 am
All are encouraged to assist at this Mass. There is
a plenary indulgence to those who do and fulfill the
three necessary prerequisites of Confession, Communion, and prayers for the Holy Father.
THURSDAY, April 30
7:30 am
Special Intentions of Rose Bratek
6:30 pm
+George S. Nichols, Sr.
FRIDAY, May 1
7:30 am
Paz Binuya - Happy Birthday
8:20 am
+Pat Grumman
SATURDAY, May 2
9:00 am
+Sylvia Jebaily
Latin Mass
10:30 am
For the First Communicants
5:00 pm
+Sylvia Jebaily
SUNDAY, May 3
9:00 am
Anniversary of the Marriage of
Fran and Jim Williams
11:00 am
+Sandra Tarte
1:00 pm
For the Parish
Spanish Mass
5:00 pm
Intentions of Regi and Hsin Yi
Armstrong
We pray for the repose of the soul of
Pilar Matus,
Niece of Blanca Sarmiento
Belk Charity Sale Tickets
to benefit St. Anthony’s Parish
Tickets available at the Parish Office
Purchase a $5 ticket for access to the year’s best sale.
Charity Day Ticket is required for entrance to private
sale. Ticket cost will be discounted off your merchandise
& you will earn Double/Triple points when you use the
Belk Rewards Card.
100% of the $5 ticket goes to the Charity
selling the tickets!
Tickets available at the Parish Office
20-70% off most merchandise
Saturday, May 2nd
6 am – 10 am
OR Reserve your merchandise the week of April 24th
for Charity Day Sale prices
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Today:
Acts 4:8-12; Ps 118:1, 8-9, 21-23, 26, 28,
29; 1 Jn 3:1-2; Jn 10:11-18
Monday: Acts 11:1-18; Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4;
Jn 10:1-10
Tuesday: Acts 11:19-26; Ps 87:1b-7; Jn 10:22-30
Wednesday: Acts 12:24 — 13:5a; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6,
8; Jn 12:44-50
Thursday: Acts 13:13-25: Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25,
27; Jn 13:16-20
Friday:
Acts 13:26-33; Ps 2:6-11ab; Jn 14:1-6
or (for the memorial) Gn 1:26 — 2:3 or
Col 3:14-15, 17, 23-24; Ps 90:2-4, 1214, 16; Mt 13:54-58
Saturday: Acts 13:44-52; Ps 98:1-4; Jn 14:7-14
Sunday:
Acts 9:26-31; Ps 22:26-28, 30-32;
1 Jn 3:18-24; Jn 15:1-8
Event sponsored by the Women of St. Anthony for the
repair of the pantry ceiling and for LED lights for the
Church.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Please consider spending an hour in
Eucharistic Adoration. It is good for
the heart and the soul. If you cannot commit for an hour, ask a friend
to share the hour or to alternate
weeks. Our Lord is always available
and waiting for someone to come
and visit with Him. Please call
Georgette Falcone at 665-2716 with
any questions.
FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
NEWS AND UPCOMING EVENTS
APRIL 26, 2015
SCHOOL NEWS
6TH ANNUAL
RUN FOR THE HEROES
ON MEMORIAL DAY
May 25, 2015
Thank you to everyone who has
already registered, sponsored, or
volunteered!
Please let your friends and neighbors know about
this upcoming, patriotic, Memorial Day event! If you
or your employer would like to become a sponsor,
let us know.
Volunteers are always needed!
More information can be found on the
school website, or call 662-1910.
There is a discount for early registration.
RACHEL’S VINEYARD RETREAT
The Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat is a post abortion
healing retreat that is helpful in sorting out feelings
and thoughts about an abortion experience so that
healing can occur. The next retreat is June 12-15
in the Charleston area. For more information,
please call Christy at 803-554-6088 or Kathy at 803
-546-6010 or [email protected].
The retreat is confidential and non-judgmental.
This is the time.
BLUE AND GOLD BANQUET
April 26th
3:00-5:00 pm
Elya Family Center
If you are an Eagle Scout
or recipient of the
Silver Beaver Award, please join us as an
Honored Guest at this year’s
Blue and Gold Banquet
We are also welcoming rising first graders and their
families to learn more about the Cub Scout program
at St. Anthony’s with Pack 490
If you would like to join us, please call Leighan Fluharty at 336-880-7983 or [email protected]
4th Grade Teacher (Florence, SC)
St. Anthony Catholic School is seeking an enthusiastic individual with a degree in elementary education and 3 years teaching experience. Applicants
should send their resumes to:
Principal
St. Anthony Catholic School
2536 Hoffmeyer Road
Florence, SC 29501
by April 30, 2015
BRITISH SOCCER CAMP
June 22nd through the 26th
This organization will be offering camp options for
different age and skill levels on the St. Anthony
soccer fields. Go to their website at
WWW.CHALLENGERSPORTS.COM
For more information and to register.
For specific questions, email Mark Curry at
[email protected]
Finger Foods Needed
The Women of St. Anthony
would ask anyone who can to drop off finger foods
to the Parish Center for the First Holy Communion
Reception on Saturday, May 2nd,
no later than 10:30 am. Thank you.
First Holy Communion
SCHOOL YARD SIGNS
These yard signs are
available in the school
office. Please consider
taking one for your
home and/or business.
Thank you for your
support of the school.
FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
APRIL 26, 2015
NEWS AND EVENTS
DIOCESAN NEWS
YOUTH
GROUP
March 28th
At the Cathedral ↑
At St. Mary’s →
The last CYO/LifeTeen meeting of this school year
is Sunday, May the 3rd and there will be games and
a party to say goodbye to the high school seniors.
Sunday, May the 17th will be the last CYO/LifeTeen
5pm Mass.
Be on the lookout
for summer activities
coming soon!
WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS
It is a great joy for us to welcome new members to
our parish community. Please register as soon as
possible in order to participate in our various
programs, ministries and activities. Please drop
this form in the collection basket or return it to the
Church Office and we will send you a welcome
packet and detailed registration form.
Name
_________________________________________
Address
_________________________________________
City _____________________ Zip ____________
Phone number____________________________
MAY PROGRAMS
AT THE ORATORY CENTER FOR SPIRITUALITY
A WALK THROUGH THE MASS
An opportunity to look more closely at this important
prayer experience.
Fr. Paul Maier & Fr. Paul Nguyen, C.O.
Saturday, May 2, 2015 from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm
Cost: $40 (lunch included)
“LORD TEACH US TO PRAY”
An exploration of the basics of discipleship and the
essentials of the spiritual life.
Fr. Jeffrey Kirby
Saturday, May 9, 2015 from 9:30 to 4:00 pm
Cost: $40 (lunch included)
A CELEBRATION OF THE LIFE
OF ST. PHILIP NERI
A morning talk, Mass at noon, lunch and a brief concert to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the birth of
the founder of the Oratory.
Saturday, May 16, 2015 from 9:00 am to 1:30 pm
Fr. Joe Pearce, C. O., D. Min
No charge, but pre-registration appreciated.
Please visit the Oratory website
(www.rockhilloratory.org) or contact the Center for
Spirituality ([email protected] or
803-327-2097) to register or for more information.
MOTHER’S DAY GOSPEL MUSIC
CELEBRATIONS
Pee Dee Catholic Productions Proudly Presents
In Concert
The McCray Dove Band
Saturday, May 9th
Hartsville Center Theater on 5th Street
Doors open at 6:00 pm—Concert begins at 7:00 pm
Sectional Seating starting from $5 to $10
Gifts given to the oldest & youngest mothers there.
For tickets go to peedeecatholicproductions.com
or call 843-779-5591
CUARTO DOMINGO DE PASCUA
26 DE ABRIL DE 2015
PÁGINA HISPANA
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE
Imágenes antiguas de Cristo lo mostraban como un pastor joven cargando una ovejita en sus
hombros. Él mismo se presenta como el buen Pastor (Juan 10:11). Esta imagen que nos conforta con
el amor de Cristo, es en realidad una imagen radical. Hay que saber dos cosas sobre el pastor palestino de aquella época: 1) los pastores eran considerados sucios, peligrosos y ladrones, y 2) cuando
cargaban una ovejita era porque ellos mismos le
habían quebrado la pierna.
¿Porque Jesús se describe como uno de ellos?
Jesús ve más allá de las apariencias y los estereotipos, y se asocia con aquellas personas que la sociedad de su tiempo odiaba y marginaba. Por voluntad propia decide estar entre los pobres y despreciados. Si Jesús viniera a la tierra en nuestro
tiempo, se describiría a sí mismo como el buen inmigrante.
En cuanto a la ovejita sobre el hombre: en casos extremos, de ovejas rebeldes que se alejaban
del rebaño, los pastores tenían que quebrarles la
pierna para cargarlas sobre los hombros. De esta
manera las amansaban para que no se alejaran de
él. Dios no hace esto en nosotros, pero tampoco
nos evita el sufrimiento. Antes bien, nos ayuda a
llevarlo de manera heroica, como lo hizo con el
santo Job.
—Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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This
enlightening
talk traces the high
adventure of God's
Divine Love Story
revealed
through
the seven covenants that span
from Eden to Calvary, beginning with
Adam and culminating with Jesus. This
presentation is the fruit of Monsignor Deutsch's
studies during his sabbatical at Franciscan University of Steubenville, where he
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learned from scholars such as Dr.
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Scott Hahn and Dr. John Suggested
Bergsma.
ANULACIÓN Y CONVALIDACIÓN Estamos
disponibles para ayudarlo con el proceso que puede
permitirle estar en comunión completa con la Iglesia.
Por favor, llame a la Oficina de la Iglesia para mayor
información o para pedir cita.
BAUTISMOS Clases Pre-Bautismales cada primer
sábado del mes a las 4:00 pm. Bautismos cada
tercer Sábado del mes a las 11:00 am. Mas
información favor llamar al 843-662-5674 ext. 227
con Vincent Santamaria.
HORARIO Nuestra oficina esta abierta los sábados
de 12. p.m. a 5.p.m. y los domingos de 12.30 p.m. a
4 p.m y durante la semana con cita previa. Gracias.
Entronización del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús y
Inmaculado Corazón
María en su hogar: El
Sacerdote
está
proporcionando a los
feligreses
de
la
Sagrada Familia la
oportunidad de tener
sus
hogares
bendecido con el
imagen del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús y
Inmaculado Corazón de María.
Si usted está
interesado participar en esta inmensa gracia para
usted y su familia, por favor llame al Vincent
Santamaria 843-662-5674 extensión 227 para
programar su entronización en su casa.
Para entrar en el Cielo
necesitamos
estar
llenos de gracia nos
dice la Sagrada Escritura. ¿Qué significa
la gracia? Es la participación en la Vida
de Dios. Los Siete
Sacramentos son vías
de gracia entre Dios y
el hombre y los medios para crecer en
gracia. Jesse nos ayuda a estudiar los siete ríos que
salen del Corazón de Jesús en la Cruz
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