St. Mary Catholic Church

9505 Gayton Road, Richmond, Virginia 23229 | 804-740-4044

September 22, 2019 • Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

WELCOME TO OUR PARISH!

Jesus Christ calls us to become members of His Body, and we are delighted that the Holy Spirit has led you to our parish community! Parish Registration takes place monthly in the Bishop Sullivan Room. During this one-hour program you will meet other pa- rishioners, our Pastor and staff, receive an introduction to St. Mary’s Parish and complete the registration documents. Child care is provided.

Next Registration is on October 13th at 12:30 pm

St. Mary’s Parish Website: www.stmarysrichmond.org Email: [email protected] Fax: 804-740-2197 Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

St. Mary’s School Phone: 804-740-1048 Website: www.saintmary.org Email: [email protected]

Weekly Mass Schedule Commemorating the Bicentennial of the Saturdays: 5:30 pm Founding of the Diocese of Richmond Sundays: 9:00 am and 11:00 am Tuesday–Friday: 9:00 am The Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered each Saturday, 4:00 pm–4:45 pm in the Reconciliation Room (located in the Daily Mass Chapel).

St. Mary Catholic Church • www.stmarysrichmond.org • September 22, 2019 THIS WEEK MASSES FOR THE WEEK IN OUR PARISH Mass Intentions Mass Readings Sunday September 22 9:00 am - Mass (Church) Monday, September 23 Ezr 1:1-6 10:00 am - RCIA Youth (Holy Family) No Daily Mass Lk 8:16-18 11:00 am - Mass (Church) Tuesday, September 24 Ezr 6:7-8, 1b, 14-20 Monday September 23 Marie Fennell Lk 8:19-21 No Daily Mass No Daily Mass Wednesday, September 25 Ezr 9:5-9 Tuesday September 24 Leonilo Perez Lk 9:1-6 9:00 am - Mass (Chapel) 10:00 am - Bible Study—Acts (Bishop Sullivan) Thursday, September 26 Hg 1:1-8 12:30 pm - Nifty Needlers (Holy Family) Kenny Ferguson Lk 9:7-9 3:00 pm - Girl Scouts Troop 223 (Lower Commons) 6:00 pm - Bell Choir Rehearsal (Church) Friday, September 27 Hg 2:1-9 6:30 pm - Boy Scout Troop 737 (Lower Commons) Charles LaPaglia Lk 9:18-22 7:00 pm - Sacraments Series (BSR) 7:30 pm - Choir Rehearsal (Church) Saturday, September 28 Zec 2:5-9, 14-15a

Barbara Manson Lk 9:43b-45 Wednesday September 25 9:00 am - Mass (Church) Sunday, September 29 Am 6:1a, 4-7 10:00 am - ESL (Lower Commons, H Family, St. Mary) 9:00 am John “Jerry” Boehling 1 Tm 6:11-16 12:00 pm - Shepherd’s Center (Lower Commons) 7:00 pm - RCIA (Lower Commons) 11:00 am Eddy Escobar Lk 16:19-31 7:00 pm - RCIA Inquiry (Holy Family) Please pray for the sick in our community … Thursday September 26 9:00 am - Mass (Chapel) Wilfredo Arcilla, Erlinda Bartolome, Tony Bausone, Kecia 9:30 am - Scripture Reflection (St. Mary) Blaschick, Phillip Blaschick, Christine Boeski, Paul Bridge, Sadie Brown, Gail Bruch, Pat Burns, Bob Burns, Janice Butler, Sarah 10:30 am - Liturgy Meeting (St. Anne Room) Carrus, Ann Chervenak, Melissa Chiffolo, Doug Clark, Yolanda 7:00 pm - David Haas Concert (Church) Clopton, David Coleman, Michelle Collins, William Colmbell, Al 7:00 pm - Bible Study—Acts (Bishop Sullivan) Couture, Jonathan Cozart, Lyn Dale, Gary Dietz, Carmen Dixon, 7:00 pm - Young Adult Bible Study (St. Mary) Marian Dolliver, Jozef Drozdowski, Joyce Eaves, Mary Chase Eck,

Paul Elbling, Hannah Engle, Ryan Estrada, Loretta Jackson Fleming, Friday September 27 Paul Fournier, Scott Garka, Mark Gerardi, Pamela Greer, Joshua 9:00 am - Mass followed by Sacrament of Anointing Golub, Vicki Hanner, James Hansen, Caroline Hart, Boyd 12:00 pm - Unveiled Marriage Preparation (BSR) Hedleston, Pat Heflin, Roberta Helms, Kathryn Hooven, Joyce 7:30 pm - Sacrament Series (Commons) Howell, Damien Josefiak, Audrey Keady, Peggy Kennedy, Odalys Korb, Mary LaBlanc, Elynor Lange, Meghan Lynch, Barbara Saturday September 28 Maloney, Lisa Marshall, Kimberly McCormick, Joe McLaughlin, 7:00 am - Unveiled Marriage Preparation (LC) Charles Matt, Rita Mertig, Jean Metz, Sabrina Mundorff, John 4:00 pm - Sacrament of Reconciliation (Chapel) Murray, George Oliff, Aubrey Pace, Brenda Potter, Gloria Price, 5:30 pm - Mass (Church) Faye Proto, Joseph Ragland, Elizabeth Reardon, Otis Redford, Claire Reynolds, Claire Richard, Dave Roberts, Maria Sablik, Sunday S eptember 29 Winnie Scalora, Diane Schoenborn, Carl Sciortino, Sharon Seastone, Tony Simonitis, Yadniga Smoderek, Sally Sperberg, 9:00 am - Mass RCIA Rite of Acceptance (Church) Andrew Staas, Bertha Steinert, Jim Tate, Kevin James Thomas, 10:00 am - RCIA Youth (Holy Family) Budd Thompkins, Albert Verbena, Tim Warren, Jennifer Warren, 11:00 am - Mass (Church) Martha Weaks, Maureen Willis, Carol Wolfe, Elizabeth Wright, 12:30 pm - Elementary Faith Formation (K-5) Leigh Ann Vozel.

Born Into Eternal Life Altar Flowers for September 21-22 Anne Sluga In loving memory of Thomas Kita and Son Chuck Kita Terry Schulte, father of Michael Schulte From Theresa Curry

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LITURGY AND MUSIC

OCTOBER 30 – MASS OF REMEMBRANCE RCIA Rite of Welcoming At the beginning of November, the Church traditionally Last weekend at the Saturday, 5:30 pm Liturgy, at a Rite of celebrates The Commemoration of the Faithful Departed. This Welcoming, we celebrated God’s call to Miranda Moore who year on Wednesday, October 30 at 7:00 pm, St. Mary’s will has already been baptized, and who is beginning her journey to celebrate a special Mass Of Remembrance. Ms. Anne O’Byrne Full Communion with the Catholic Church. We congratulate will join us that evening with special music and sung prayer. her as she begins this journey of faith. Together with her There will be an opportunity for you to light a candle in sponsor Heather Heishman, Miranda will join the seven other memory of your deceased loved ones. You are also invited to adults who are already participating in the RCIA Process, and bring a small framed photo in remembrance [but please not who will be received into the Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil your only copy!] to place at the altar. We ask that you also Service in 2020. place your name and phone number on the back of the photo. These pictures will remain at the altar during the month of Are You Interested in Becoming A Catholic? November as a visual reminder of those who have gone before If you have never been baptized, if you were baptized in another us. Following Mass that evening, all are invited to remain for a Christian denomination and would like to become Catholic, or if reception in the commons. you were baptized Catholic, but never received the Sacraments of Eucharist or Confirmation, you are welcome to join the RCIA, the process by which adults become Catholic. If you are inter- ested in participating in the RCIA, or would like more infor- mation, please call Sr. Pat at the Parish Office (740-4044 ext. 13). PARISH SCHOOL NEWS There is also information on our web page, if you click on “General Information,” and then on “Becoming Catholic.”

Saint Mary’s School PASTORAL MINISTRY Finance Committee and Eucharist Outreach Ministry Need School Advisory Board There is a frequent need for parishioners, who are interested, to bring Communion on either a short term basis, or on a weekly Fr. Michael Renninger and Mr. Brandon Hess would basis, to those who are homebound. If you would like to like to announce the following members of Saint participate in this ministry, please give Sr. Pat a call at the Parish Mary’s School Finance Committee and School Office. Advisory Board for the 2019-2020 academic year:

Finance Committee Advisory Board Hospital Visits Jim Harenchar, Chair Julie Larkin, Chair Please call the Parish Office when you or someone in your Ed Gillikin, Vice Chair Geoff Gasperini family are, or will be, in the hospital, if you would like to receive Geoff Gasperini Jim Harenchar Communion or just have a visit. If you know ahead of time that you will be having surgery, let Fr. Renninger or Sr. Pat know, so Fred Macholz Kevin O’Leary that when you come to Mass on the weekend before the Pat Novak Jennifer Wheeler surgery, you can be anointed and receive the Sacrament of the Christian Reyes Paul Christian Sick. Brian Failon Tom Corbitt Kathy Crawford Intercessory Prayer Group David Gleberman This is a ministry in which you can take part without having to attend meetings, or even leave your home. It is made up of a We thank all of these members for bringing their dedicated group of volunteers who make a commitment to pray wisdom and experience in the areas of development, daily for the needs which are called in on the prayer line. finance, strategic planning, facilities, education, Members participate in a phone prayer circle where they receive marketing, and legislation to serve the Saint Mary’s requests and then pass on the information to the next member School community and ensure the successful of the circle. If you are interested in participating in this operation of the school. ministry, or would like information, please call Sr. Pat at the parish office (740-4044) and she will pass your name on to John Golden who will then contact you. SAVE THE DATE… OPEN HOUSE SMCS Open Houses on 10.23 & 10.24! Make plans to come by Intercessory Prayer Line and hear all about our wonderful school! Our Admissions Please call the Church number 740-4044, ext. 52 (24 hours a Director and Tour Guides will be available to walk with you day) if you would like the Intercessory Prayer Group to pray for throughout our school and answer any questions you might any need for yourself, for friends or for family. Leave a message have! and the intentions will be passed on to the Intercessory Prayer Group. 3 St. Mary Catholic Church • www.stmarysrichmond.org • September 22, 2019 HUMAN CONCERNS & SOCIAL JUSTICE HUMAN CONCERNS ENDOWMENT DISBURSAL HUMAN CONCERNS ENVELOPES We are blessed with an Endowment Fund for Human Concerns. Your continued use of the envelope marked “Human Each year, we ask parishioners who are involved with local Concerns” in your envelope packet each month supports all of non-profits that either support people with direct services or are our outreach ministries locally. Your generosity helps us serve involved in promoting social justice in order to create a more just people here in our neighborhood and the Richmond Diocese and compassionate Commonwealth, to invite them to apply for with food, rental assistance, and other needs. We are blessed funding. Disbursals are made during the month of September. This to have this resource. Many thanks to all of you who support year, we are able to return $40,550 back into the community to this ministry. serve our sisters and brothers locally. Receiving funding are: Appalachian Sustainable Development, Art for the Journey, COMMUNITY LIFE Communities in Schools of Southwest Virginia, Cross Over

Healthcare Ministry, Gateway Homes, Goochland CARES, Grace Inside Virginia’s Prison Chaplain Service, John Rolfe “Y” Reading SHEPHERD’S CENTER LUNCH AND LIFE Buddies Program, OAR Opportunity…Alliance….Re-entry, Reach The Shepherd’s Center Open University Lunch and Life Series Out For Life, The READ Center, Rising Creek Family Connections, will begin on Wednesday, September 25, and continue for Safe Harbor, St. Francis Home, The Shepherd’s Center of four weeks. All people 50+ are invited to be part of the Richmond Rides Program, SHOOD, Skills Development Center, Shepherd’s Center, and the Open University. We gather at 12 SOAR 365, and VADP—Virginians for Alternatives to the Death noon, and enjoy lunch until 12:30. Bring your sandwich or salad, Penalty. Thank you for your ongoing support of all of our Human we provide beverages, snacks and desserts! From 12:30-1:30, Concerns Ministries---your support makes a difference in the lives we enjoy a different presentation! NOTE: on September 25, of many others. we will gather in the Upper Commons; all others will take place

SACRED HEART CENTER in the Lower Commons!!

As we seek to expand our outreach in the local community, we ♦ September 25: Whistle While You Work: The are inviting anyone in the parish who is interested to join us for a Spiritual Message of Famous Disney Songs breakfast gathering at Sacred Heart Center on Friday, October 25 Fr. Michael Renninger, Pastor, St. Mary Catholic Church at 8am to learn more about the center and its mission and ♦ October 2: Hollywood Cemetery: A Park and Garden services. Sacred Heart Center is a community hub for Richmond’s Kathryn Whittington, master guide, Valentine Museum; Latino community and offers a variety of educational and human former docent, Maymont mansion service programs to individuals and families. We are seeking ways ♦ October 9: Change the World RVA: Supporting to better know our neighbors, and to learn how we might become Richmond’s Homeless High School Students more involved . We are putting together a table or two of folks to Natalie May, founder and director, Change the World RVA attend the breakfast gathering. We will car pool from church. If you are interested in joining us, please contact Rebecca at ext. ♦ October 16: Best Seat in the House: Life in the Game, 11, or: [email protected] Not on the Sidelines The Hon. John Hager, former Lt. Governor of Virginia

EMPTY BOWLS DINNER NIFTY NEEDLERS St. Mary’s Woods is hosting an Empty Bowls Dinner to benefit The All are welcome to join the Nifty Needlers every Tuesday Alzheimer’s Association. The dinner is scheduled for Thursday, from 12:30-2:30pm in the Holy Family Room to knit and October 17 with both 5 pm and 6 pm seatings. Enjoy a choice of delicious soups and select a beautiful handcrafted bowl made by crochet special comforting shawls and lap robes for those the residents and staff at St. Mary’s Woods. Cost: $20. 100% of parishioners or family members in need of a warm hug. If the proceeds benefit the Alzheimer’s Association. Tickets are avail- you or someone close to you experiences a life changing able at St. Mary’s Woods. For more information, contact them at: event, please contact Theresa Leahey at 346-2026. Nifty 741-8624. Needlers welcome donated yarn. Just bring to the Parish THANK YOU!!! Office or to the What's Mine is Yours table in the Many thanks to all of you who donated baby supplies for the Commons. residents at Creighton Court. These clothes, diapers, wipes, and more are greatly appreciated! We thank Jack Sheehan and Larry ST. ANNE MINISTRY Spurzem for packing and getting all of the items to the Creighton With monthly spiritual topic nights, social outings and service to Resource Center. the Parish, the mission for the St. Anne Ministry for Mothers is for members to enrich their Catholic faith through the NEEDED! fellowship with other mothers. Our next meeting is We are in need of a double stroller for and infant and 18 month September 30, 2019 at 7pm in the Holy Family Room. For old for a parish family and a gently used vehicle to enable them to more information, please contact Courtney Moorefield at: get to work. Contact Rebecca Oxenreider at Ext. 11. [email protected].

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CHILDREN’S

FAITH FORMATION

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7 St. Mary Catholic Church • www.stmarysrichmond.org • September 22, 2019 PARISH FORMATION PARISH FINANCIAL REPORT Weekly Report for Week Ending on September 09, 2019

Month to Year to Regular Offering Weekly Date Date Envelopes $16,294 $32,786 $186,188 Loose $1,702 $2,875 $14,161 E-Giving $7,652 $13,101 $83,181 Total Offertory $25,648 $48,762 $283,530 Amount Budgeted $32,295 $64,590 $322,950 Difference vs. Budget ($6,647) ($15,828) ($39,421)

Education Wing / School Renovation

Amt. Received $1,055 $4,329 $22,155 Human Concerns Amt. Received $1,073 $7,826 $20,242

Haiti Amt. Received $553 $780 $4,962

Mortgage / Capital Maintenance Reserve

Amt. Received $376 $723 $3,958

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Dan Caffrey, Grand Knight - 804-512-6288 Neil Gulati, Deputy Grand Knight - 804-604-1026

Oct. 7, 2019 - Get to know the Knights Social Oct. 19, 2019 - Italian Night Oct. 27, 2019 - Blood Drive Feb. 1, 2020 - Polish Night Mar. 14, 2020 - Irish Night Each month, our Knights of Columbus Council recognizes a family which has made a significant contribution to the life of our parish community. In September, the Council honored the family of Paul and Nancy Springman. For more about the family of the month visit:

https://www.stmarysrichmond.org/Knights-of-Columbus

YOUTH SUMMER ADVENTURES NEW WALL PHOTOS

Check out the new photos on the Photo Wall (lower level across from the Lower Commons)

♦SMCS 8th Grade Retreat ♦One Bread, One Cup: Trip to St. Meinrad, IN ♦Diocesan Middle School Camp ♦Diocesan Work Camp

8 Twenty-fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time STAFF PARISH INFORMATION PARISH To reach a staff member, call 804-740-4044 + ext. SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Rev. Michael A. Renninger, Pastor Ext. 12 Please contact the Parish office to make arrangements. Families must be registered and participating in the parish for at least 3 Rev. Dr. Frank Baskind, Permanent Deacon Ext. 53 months before attending the required preparation classes. Expectant parents are encouraged to attend classes before the Rev. Joe Morlino, Permanent Deacon Ext. 53 birth of their child.

Rev. Mr. Peter McCourt, Permanent Deacon Ext. 53 RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) Christopher Jenkins, Youth Minister Ext. 16 For those who are seeking God and choose to enter a journey of faith and conversion leading to initiation into the Roman Catholic Gregg Kamper, Finance & Development Ext. 20 Church. Please contact the parish office.

Teresa Lee, Director of Evangelization Ext. 23 SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION The Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) is offered on Sat- Joe Lenich, Minister of Music Ext. 24 urday afternoons, 4:00 – 4:45 pm in the Reconciliation Room (located in the Daily Mass Chapel) or by appointment. Karen Martin, Bookkeeper Ext. 15 Sr. Pat McCarthy, sfcc, Pastoral Associate Ext. 13 SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY At least one of the parties must be registered and participating in Melanie Ogo, Receptionist/Administrative Assistant Ext. 10 the parish for at least 3 months prior to contacting the Parish priest to begin pre-marital preparation. You must plan to begin Rebecca Oxenreider, Minister of Human Concerns, Ext. 11 pre-marital preparation 6 months prior to your proposed Social Justice & Community Life wedding date.

Joyce Park, Assistant to the Pastor Ext. 39 SACRAMENT OF HOLY ORDERS and RELIGIOUS LIFE Laura Stapleton, Youth Minister Ext. 38 Serve God as a priest, deacon, or religious. Contact the Diocesan Office of Vocations at 359-5661. John Sweet, Director of Christian Formation Ext. 17 SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK Sharon Vrtis, Director of Liturgical Ministry Ext. 22 The Anointing of the Sick is celebrated after the 9:00 Mass each Friday morning. You can also call the parish office to arrange for Mark Yeager, Business Administrator Ext. 14 an Anointing after a weekend Mass. If you are admitted to a hos- pital or confined at home, please call the parish office to arrange Prayer Line (24 hours) Ext. 52 for a visit, Communion and/or Anointing. Parish Nurses (call for hours) Ext. 25

SCHOOL 804-740-1048 FROM THE DIOCESE Brandon Hess, Principal Bishop Knestout encourages anyone aware of Heather Heishman, Administrative Assistant sexual abuse of minors on the part of clergy or Anne Leigh Bisese, Admissions staff of our diocese to notify civil authorities, call the Attorney General’s Clergy Abuse Hotline at AROUND TOWN 1-833-454-9064, and reach out to the Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator, Jennifer Sloan at FOR HEALING AFTER ABORTION 1-977-887-9603. A Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat, sponsored by Church of the Epiphany, will be held September 27-29. This retreat is for men and women who have been impacted by an abortion. The healing weekend combines living scripture meditations, spiritual exercises, and discussions in a guided process that leads to the heart of God’s love and compassion. If you would like to learn more about this retreat you can contact Maggie Carlson at 804-432-2589 or email: [email protected]. All inquiries are confidential. Visit their website: www.rachelsvineyard.org Pilgrimage: Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, DC

Join Bishop Knestout as he kicks off the 200th anniversary celebration of the founding of the Diocese of Richmond with a spiritual pilgrimage to the Basilica in Washington, DC on Saturday, October 12, 2019. The day begins at the Basilica at 10 am and concludes following the Sunday Vigil Mass at 5:15 pm. Registration is required. For more information including registration, transportation options, and meals, visit: 2020.richmonddiocese.org Call: 804-622-5200 or Email [email protected]

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