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ST. MICHAEL the ARCHANGEL ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 804 High House Rd OCT 30TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 25 30O DOMINGO 2020 DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO ©LPI ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 804 High House Rd. Cary, NC 27513 Parish Office: (919) 468-6100 | www.stmichaelcary.org WORSHIP ~ EDUCATION ~ SERVICE WELCOME to St. Michael Cary St. Michael the Archangel Roman Catholic Church 804 High House Rd., Cary, NC 27513 | www.stmichaelcary.org “We are a Roman Catholic community called by God to discipleship through WORSHIP, EDUCATION, and SERVICE” CLERGY Pastor Rev. Michael Burbeck [email protected] Pastor Emeriti Rev. Msgr. Douglas P. Reed [email protected] Rev. Msgr. John A. Wall (919) 219-3949 Parish Office: (919) 468-6100 Hours: The parish receptionist is avail- Parochial Vicars able from 9 am - noon Monday-Friday Rev. Joseph Oji [email protected] in the church gathering space. Rev. Noe Ramirez [email protected] EMERGENCY CONTACT Deacons (For life & death emergencies) \ Deacon Patrick Pelkey [email protected] (En caso de gravedad o muerte) Deacon Terry Mancuso [email protected] During Office Hours (all other medical Deacon Brian Phillips [email protected] calls): 919-468-6142 Deacon Glenn Dudek [email protected] Evenings / weekends: 919-368-0150 Deacon Dave Wulff [email protected] SOCIAL MEDIA ACADEMIC AND FAITH FORMATION Follow us and stay up to date! St. Michael Preschool (919) 468-6110 St. Michael School (919) 468-6150 @stmichaelcary Faith Formation Office (919) 468-6185 Parish Office (919) 468-6100 For the complete staff directory with contact information, please visit LIVESTREAM www.stmichaelcary.org and look under “Parish Life” or call us at (919) 468-6100 livestream.com/stmichaelcary/mass youtube.com/stmichaelcary MASS SCHEDULE Weekend Masses Daily Mass Saturday Vigil Mon - Sat: 7am PASTORAL COUNCIL MEETINGS 5 pm (livestreamed) Mon - Fri: 8:30am (livestreamed) The monthly Pastoral Council meet- 7 pm (en español) Tue: 7pm (en español & ings are generally scheduled for the livestreamed) first Wednesday every month at 7:00 Sunday pm in the library on the 3rd floor of 7 am (quiet Mass, no music) Confessions the Trinity Center. Changes occur oc- 8:30 am (livestreamed) Sat. (bilingüe) 2-4pm, Tues. (en casionally, so it's always wise to check 10:30 am (livestreamed) español) 6:15-6:45pm, or by appt. the parish calendar for specific dates 12:30 pm Eucharistic Adoration (Currently and location. If you would like to 2:15 pm (en español & Suspended) address the Parish Council or provide livestreamed) 3rd Wed.: 6:30-7:30pm feedback any time, please contact us 5 pm (Communion Service only, 1st Fri. Devotions: 9:30am-8:30pm at [email protected]. 2 outdoors) WEEKLY Snapshot Do you have a Mass intention that you would like said? OBSERVANCES FOR THE WEEK You can now do it all on Realm! Look under 'Events.' OCTOBER 25, 2020 Sunday: 30h Sunday in Ordinary Time MASS INTENTIONS Monday: St. Peter of Alcantara Sunday - October 25, 2020 Tuesday: Blessed Bartholomew of Vicenza 7 am | Lee & Celia Cuicchi (req. by Nell Palistrant) Wednesday: Sts. Simon and Jude 8:30 am | Thang Tran (req. by Nhung Vu) Thursday: St. Narcissus of Jerusalem 10:30 am | Leo Gangoy (req. by MaryAnne Gangoy) Friday: St. Alphonsus Rodriguez 12:30 pm | Andre & Veronique Hezumuryango Saturday: St. Wolfgang of Regensburg (req. by Alphonse Hakizimana) 2:15 pm | Pro Populo Offertory Report Monday - October 26, 2020 Fiscal YTD Offertory (Actual) $684,706.56 7 am | Ordination of Fr. Owen D'Souza Fiscal YTD Offertory (Bud.) $703,574.29 (req. by Christine D'Costa) Variance -$18,868 8:30 am | Mr. Justin Picot (req. by Angela Frasca) Collection Schedule Tuesday - October 27, 2020 Thank you for your generosity to our parish! 7 am | Battistella Luciano (req. by David & Beverly Bandelli) Oct 25 | Sun. Offertory 8:30 am | Susan Russell (req. by Donna Place) Nov 1 | Sun. Offertory & All Saints/Souls 7 pm | Carlos Zúñiga (req. by Bertha Zúñiga) Nov 8 | Sun. Offertory & Building Fund Wednesday - October 28, 2020 7 am | Frances Kalmer (req. by Jayne Steubing) ALTAR FLOWERS 8:30 am | Deceased members of the Delaney & Crimmins If you would like to sponsor Families (req. by Richard Delaney) altar flowers, please contact Thursday - October 29, 2020 Catherine at 919-469-0576. 7 am | Gloria Miller Jones (req. by Parish of St. Michael) 8:30 am | John Passarella (req. by Albert and Mary Ellen Genovesi) Friday - October 30, 2020 7 am | Frederica Dumortier (req. by Robert DuMortier) 8:30 am | Robert Doherty, Jr. (req. by Martha & Joe Pham) Sun: Ex 22:20-26 / Ps 18:2-3, 3-4, 47, 51 / 1 Thes 1:5C-10 / Mt 22:4-40 Saturday - October 31, 2020 Mon: Eph 4:32-5:8 / Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4, & 6 / 7 am | The President (req. by Edward Quick) Lk 13:10-17 5 pm | Walter Boyle (req. by Pat Ward) Tues: Eph 5:21-33 / Ps 128:1-2 , 3, 4-5 / 7 pm | María Ignacia Corredor Clavijo & Verónica Du Toit Lk 13:18-21 (req. by Martha Styron) Wed: Eph 2:19-22 / Ps 19:2-3, 4- 5 / Lk 6:12-16 POLITICAL SIGNS IN FRONT OF CHURCH Thurs: Eph 6:10-20 / Ps 144:1B, 2, 9-10 / We have been made aware that some political signs have Lk 13:31-5 been placed in front of the church. They were not placed Fri: Phil 1:1-11 / Ps 111:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 / there by St. Michael's, nor can we remove them. St. Michael's Lk 14:1-6 will never put out any political signs. Please note that any Sat: Phil 1:18B-26 / Ps 42:2, 3, 5CDEF / signs in front of the church do not imply any endorsement Lk 14:1, 7-11 of political candidates by St. Michael's. Next Sun: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14 / Ps 24:1BC-2, 3-4AB, 5-6 / 1 Jn 3:1-3 / Mt 5:1-12A 3 FATHER'S Faith Notes With the election fast approaching, I’d like to pick back up on the theme of our political involvement but from the perspective of prayer rather than voting. In his 1st Letter to Timothy, St. Paul gives this instruction, “First of all, then, I ask that supplications, prayers, petitions, and thanksgivings be offered for everyone, for kings and for all in authority, that we may lead a quiet and tranquil life in all devotion and dignity. This is good and pleasing to God our savior, who wills everyone to be saved and to come to knowledge of the truth.” Remember that, at this time, those in authority were often truly wicked men. Think of King Herod, who took his brother’s wife and then killed John the Baptist over it, or the Roman Emperors who would ultimately exe- cute St. Paul. These were no friends to Christianity or good morals, and yet, St. Paul commanded his contem- poraries to pray for them. He did so recognizing that their task of ordering society and keeping the peace was indispensable for Christians to lead devout, peaceful lives and that God desires their salvation too. His prayer is in no way an endorsement of their leadership but is born of the hope that God will guide them to exercise their authority for the common good. Now, that is easy enough if you like the person in leadership, but what if you don’t? What if you feel they stand against everything you believe in? Then pray for them all the more! Remember, Jesus himself com- mands us “love your enemies, and pray for those who persecute you” (Matthew 5:44). It is clear then, that whether a leader is on “our side” or not, our Christian duty is to pray for them and to love them. So, vote with a well-formed conscience, yes, and pray with one as well. These women and men in public life are people too. God desires that, through our prayers for them, they also may be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth. God bless you, Fr. Michael PRAYERS OF THE FAITHFUL For those who are ill or in need of our prayers, we pray… WEEK ONE: Patricia Carnaby, Alicia Conway, Michael Marta Craven, Christian Craven, Stephen Diehl, Alicia Elias, Diego Eguizabal, The Hackett Family, Erin Holmquist, Rosemarie Mancino, Isabel Mattingly, Dawn McGibbon, Norma Muhlbauer, Bill Odell and family, Rosanne Schenck, Jeff Schuller, Shirley Skalicky, Mike Ward, Dave Wulf WEEK TWO: Abby Flott, Kathleen Cohen, Chance & Brianna Foreman, Michael Fraga, James Gal- If you or someone you know is hav- lagher, David Harcharic, Jim Lyons, Mary Nagle, Debbie Orkiszewski, Parish Staff in Need, Dolores ing serious health issues, preparing Rewkowski, Christine Scuderi, The Sliwa Family, Sandra Viera for or recovering from surgery, or has other medical needs and would like WEEK THREE: The Alexander Family, Tania Almeida, Claudette Anger, Binh Cao, Chuck Elms, to be listed on the parish Prayers of Rodrigo Eguiguren, Ricardo Eguizabel, Jerry Franks, Sally Gildea, Dara Hadley, Lorena Juarez, the Faithful, please call the Pastoral Jake Kennedy, Rita Lohman, Rita & Frank Losito Sr., Gloria Marshall, Joe Miracola, Louise Molnar, Care Desk (919-468-6142) or email: Carrie Nelson, Nancy Odell, Betty Pate, Debra Pavlou, Kathryn Peakovic, Marilyn Pelligrini, Scott [email protected]. Veri- Pichette, Irene Quistorff, Dorothy Rogers, Ernestine Soller, Cody Starling, Carol Tinsley, Angela fication/approval by person in need will need to occur prior to printing. Traglia, Betsy Warren, Nina J. Weiland WEEK FOUR: Julie Miles Gernatt, Caren Lowe, Ruby Millea, Norma Miller, Nina Miracola, Donna Lee Pennella, Joan Robinson, Mary Schroeher, Annette Stephens, Teresa Watkins, Ken Wondra WEEK FIVE: Baby Sophia Alexander, Henry & Henrietta Badjan, Barbara Biland, The Cortina Family, Angela Frasca, Richard Friedman, Patti Hashagen, Kathy Howard, Linda Janas, Rebecca Johnson, Deacon Terry Mancuso, Peggy Scollon, Annette Stevens, Ken Tanner WEEK SIX: Cledith Blackwell, Lucy Brooks, Maria Cho, Joe Day, Bill Dusold, Marge Hellkamp, The Jara Family, Eric Lund, Kristin Mayle- ben-Flott, Melissa Makowski, Donna Odell, Kelly Parnell, The Redoblado Family, Kay Reusch, Kim Stittsworth, Melinda Strunk, Kellie Sliwa Thalhamer, Virginia Wright, Tyler Youngberg 4 For those who have died, we pray.
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