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Baldauff Advertising Baldauff Advertising 2 0 1 6 Parish Handbook/ Ministry Directory ( 3 8 6 ) 6 6 8 - 8270 stannsdebary.org St. Ann’s Parish Young Adult Ministry Established in 1961 This ministry is for all parishioners ages 18-39, from all walks of life. YAM attempts to gather young adults and provide them with opportunities to connect with one another through spiritual, social, and service events. To St. Ann’s Parish Family! This Handbook/Ministry Directory is designed to help you learn about all the wonderful opportunities, events, and support St. Ann’s offers each of the members and the community. It is our hope that you will become actively involved in your Parish and help us to build up the Kingdom of God here in this little corner of the world. Table of Contents Events will be advertised Contact Christine M. Hinton Meet Fr. Peter 1 in the bulletin throughout Young Adults the year. (386) 668-8270 Meet Fr. Bernard 1 [email protected] Meet the Staff 2 General Information and Mass Times 3 Young Adult Ministry Team Parish Structure and Improvements 4 Parish App and Social Media 5 This Ministry is for all Parishioners ages 18-39, from all walks of life. Volunteers are needed to coordinate and facilitate events, Make a Difference and Giving Options 6 lead small groups, and provide hospitality. Vocation Information 7 Sacrament Information 8 & 9 Team meetings will be Contact Christine M. Hinton Young Adult Living the Lifestyle of Stewardship 10 scheduled as needed. (386) 668-8270 Ministry Opportunities Index 11 [email protected] 41 Vocations Committee Meet Fr. Peter, Pastor Fr. Peter Henry was born and raised in The Vocations Committee is a visioning Belfast, Northern Ireland. He was ordained and working committee dedicated to raising in Dublin for the Diocese of Orlando in awareness of vocations within our Parish 1968 alongside his twin brother, Fr. Paul Community. Committee members are asked Henry. He spent 12 years as pastor of The to attend meetings, brainstorm initiatives, Holy Name of Jesus Parish, Indialantic and implement initiatives at the Parish level, and 20 years as pastor of the International, UN evaluate the success of those initiatives. parish in Geneva, Switzerland. He returned to the Diocese of Orlando in 2007 as pastor of Quarterly meetings day/ Contact Christine M. Hinton St. Ann’s Church. He never ceases to express delight at time to be determined by Young Adult being here in Debary. “I love my Diocese, and I love our Committee Members. (386) 668-8270 Parish and everything about it.” He can be found outside [email protected] greeting each and every Parishioner after the weekend Mass and makes it a priority to call each by name. Meet Fr. Bernard, Welcome Desk Parochial Vicar This is set up in the Church to be a Fr. Bernard Ngila was born in Kenya, Africa. welcoming presence at our Parish and to He grew up in a devout Catholic home. The attempt to answer basic questions about third born in a family of seven children, he life at St. Ann’s and our Parish Ministries. has three brothers and three sisters back in It offers a place for a newcomer to go. Kenya. Though his parents played a great Volunteers are needed to man the desk role in introducing him to the Catholic faith, weekly 30 minutes before Mass and 15 minutes afterwards. his inspiration to become a priest came about when he was accepted into a Catholic-sponsored high school in 1996. Parish Level training is Contact Lena Castaldo provided for this Ministry. Stewardship Fr. Bernard Ngila was ordained for the Diocese of Orlando on (386) 668-8270 May 26, 2012, and came to St. Ann’s in June, 2012. He [email protected] quickly won us all over with his warm smile and love of coffee and donuts. He has been a blessing to all. 40 1 Vacation Bible School Meet the Staff St. Ann’s Staff is here to serve you! Bible School is held in the Summer for 1 week. Activities are designed for children ages 4 years through 5th grade and include crafts, skits, music, and movies centered around a particular theme. Colleen Lathan Lenny Jufko Samantha Hallman Registration information is posted in the Operational Manager Faith Formation Liturgy Assistant bulletin. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Lenny Jufko, Faith Formation (386) 668-8270 Contact [email protected] Ivan Diaz Dave Whitley Gabrielle Golka Plant Custodian Plant Manger Social Justice & Family Life [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Vacation Bible School Team Member During the week of Vacation Bible School, we need a dedicated team of Catechists Lena Castaldo Christine M. Hinton Alice Malone (teachers), aides, and behind-the-scenes Stewardship & Development Youth & Young Adults Front Desk Reception crew to help make sure that VBS runs [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] smoothly and to create a safe, fun environ- ment for our children. Parish Office Hours Appropriate Diocesan Safe Environment Monday - Friday Clearance is needed for participation in this 8:30am to noon Ministry. (closed for lunch) 1pm to 5pm Lenny Jufko, Faith Formation Linda Praria (386) 668-8270 (386) 668-8270 Front Desk Reception Contact [email protected] [email protected] 2 39 Ultreya Group Sessions Mass Times/Confession Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & 8am Monthly Ultreya Grouping Sessions are held Friday every 4th Friday for those who have completed a Cursillo weekend. Wednesday 6pm Saturday, Confession 3 to 3:45pm For more information on the Orlando Area Cursillo held at the San Pedro Center in Saturday Vigil 4pm Winter Park, visit the website: orlcursillo.org. Sunday 8am, 11am & 6pm Holy Day Mass Times 8am, 11am & 7pm Richard Reimiller [email protected] Pray the Rosary and Morning Prayer every Monday, Tuesday, Contact Thursday, and Friday in the Chapel. The Rosary is prayed at 7:15am. Morning Prayer is at 8:45am. St. Ann’s Vision and Ushers Mission Statement Vision Statement Act as Ministers of Hospitality on behalf of the Parish St. Ann’s is a joyful community where Community. Ushers should bring sincere warmth to Christ matters and love inspires, their Ministry so all can feel welcome and comfortable connects, and impacts all. at liturgical celebrations. Usher duties include seating people in the body of the Church, taking up the collection, directing people during the reception of Mission Statement Communion, and being aware of any special prepara- Love God Love All Inspire Hope tions that may need attention. Please arrive a half- hour prior to Mass. Dependability of the usher is vital to a smooth and successful celebration of liturgy. General Information Colleen Lathan, Liturgy Mailing Address Phone Street Address (386) 668-8270 PO Box 530218 (386) 668-8270 26 Dogwood Trail Contact [email protected] Debary, FL 32753 Fax: (386) 668-8471 Debary, FL 32713 38 3 Parish Structure Spanish Classes The Pastor oversees the Parish Staff, Finance Council and the Are you interested in learning how to Pastoral Council. The five commissions of the parish share open speak Spanish? Then join our lines of communication with the Pastor through the Parish Pastoral Spanish Classes on Friday mornings Council. in the Education Building. Pastor Beginner Class from 9-11am, Room A. Advanced Class is 9:30-11:30am, Room B. Finance Parish Pastoral Both are held in the Education Building. Council Staff Council Social Parish Life Liturgy Education Pastoral Contact Carmen May (386) 532-3718 Everyone is welcome! Justice Fellowship Worship Board Care [email protected] PARISH IMPROVEMENTS The improvements and renovations to Stitches St. Ann’s have begun and were made possible by the generosity of Parish Members who pledged to the “Alive in Christ Project.” Stitches is a Needle Crafting Group that meets in the Education Building. It’s embroidery, knitting, crochet, It is our hope that this support might continue along needlepoint, cross stitch and counted cross stitch, sewing, with more improvements to our Parish. Let’s show quilting, etc. We will help you learn a craft/skill or help you how much we love and care for the future growth of complete a project that is in progress. Otherwise, it’s bring our Parish by supporting the Capital Improvement what you want to work on and enjoy the fellowship. All skill Fund. levels are encouraged to attend, including beginners. If you are new to the Parish or if you weren’t able to make a pledge in 2010, please join in now and support the future growth of our Parish. You can give The group meets on Contact Rebecca Francis to the Capital Fund by using any of the offertory Tuesdays, Thursdays and (386) 668-9732 (H) options listed on the next page. Fridays from 11am to 3pm. (407) 324-6522 (C) [email protected] 37 4 Social Justice Ministry Parish App and Social Media By reflecting Christ’s Gospel message of love and Download the compassion, we invite all to build God’s kingdom of St. Ann’s justice and peace. Throughout the year, the Social Justice Committee plans and coordinates efforts to assist those Parish App struggling in the Parish and local community including and stay Back-to-School, Thanksgiving and Christmas stores, connected all week long! Welcome Inn Cold Weather Shelter, and St. Ann’s Features include updated Samaritan Sacks (SASS). messages, daily readings, events, giving, prayers, bulletin and more. Volunteers recruited Contact Gabrielle Golka through the bulletin as Social Justice To download our App, visit myParish.com needed. (386) 668-8270 [email protected] facebook.com/stannsdebary **************************************************************************************************************************************** Spaghetti Dinner twitter.com/StAnn_DeBary All are welcome to sit down and enjoy a @StAnn_DeBary warm meal and the company of one anoth- er.
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