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Saint John Francis Regis Parish Saint John Francis Regis Parish MISSION STATEMENT The mission of St. John Francis Regis Parish is to foster a family of faith built on yesterday's foundation, so that October 20, 2019 today’s spirituality, service, and education will continue to grow into tomorrow’s Catholic community. 29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow” Heb. 13:8 Weekend Masses: Saturday: 5:00pm Sunday: 7:00, 9:00, & 11:30am Confessions: Saturday: 4 -4:45pm & after the 5:00pm Mass 43927 St. Johns Road, Hollywood, MD 20636 Phone 301 -373 -2281—Fax: 301 -373 -8984 Website: stjohnsparishhollywood.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/sjchollywood/ Twitter: @sjchollywood Our bulletin is also posted on our website: stjohnsparishhollywood.org ST. J OHN F RANCIS R EGIS C ATHOLIC C HURCH HOLLYWOOD , MD CLERGY PARISH STAFF PASTOR Rev. Raymond F. Schmidt— [email protected] RELIGIOUS EDUCATION/YOUTH GROUP Rich Olon— [email protected] PASTORAL ASSOCIATE Deacon Ammon Ripple MUSIC MINISTRY Jonathan Hellerman— [email protected] - IN RESIDENCE (Retired) Rev. Eamon Dignan PARISH FINANCE Nancy Bowling— [email protected] LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONS WEEKEND LITURGIES PARISH SECRETARY Saturday: 5:00pm; Pat Hayden— [email protected] Sunday: 7:00am, 9:00am & 11:30am WEEKDAY LITURGIES Monday—Thursday: 7:00am & 8:00am OFFICE HOURS Friday: 7:00am & 8:15am Saturday: 8:00am HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION TUESDAY—FRIDAY—8:00am to 4:00pm Vigil Mass 7:00pm Holy Day 7:00am, 9:00am & 7:00pm SCHOOL CONFESSIONS PRINCIPAL - Susan McDonough Saturday 4 4:45pm & after the 5:00pm Mass Parish School: Grades PK -8 - Before & After Care PRAYER 43900 St. John’s Road, Hollywood, MD 20636 Phone: 301 -373 -2142 • FAX: 301 -373 -4500 ADORATION Website: sjshollywood.org The Blessed Sacrament is exposed for Adoration Email: [email protected] Monday -Friday from 6:00 -7:00am and Saturday from 6:30 -7:30am RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ROSARY Monday - Friday 7:30am; before the 5:00pm Mass on Saturday, and Sunday classes, grades K -6 and 8 -12, before the 7:00am Mass on Sunday. from 10:15am to 11:15am, Tuesday classes, grades 5 -8 from 7:00 -8:15pm. SPIRITUAL DIRECTION: The program starts in Individual directed guidance is offered by our September and ends in May. Priests and Deacon. SACRAMENTS BAPTISMS— The Rite of Baptism is celebrated by appointment. Parents are required to meet with the pastor and attend an obligatory preparation session preferably before the birth of your child. Call the rectory to schedule your appointment. MARRIAGES— Arrangements must be made at least 6 months in advance of the ceremony. SACRAMENT OF THE SICK —Please notify the rectory when a parishioner would like to receive the sacraments and is homebound, in a nursing home, or in the hospital. R.C.I.A —(Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults): Those who are interested in becoming Catholic or completing their sacraments are invited to contact the rectory at any time. PARISH WORSHIP Get plugged in and read scriptures with the whole church! Here are some useful mobile apps. Vatican Laudate Youth The Pope News DoCat Daily Readings Mass Intentions To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven…“A time to be born…” Brayden Ray Marini -Siemon and Leah Hong YU Siemon Rom 1/Lk 11 MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 “A time to die, a time to mourn…” 7:00AM Kassi Boyce+ Frances Finn -Bunales 8:00AM Maria Morales+ “and a time to embrace, a time to love…” Rom 5/Lk 12 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22 ”A time to heal…” 7:00AM Jacqueline Magill+ Jason & Jennifer Gatton, Judy Goddard, John Gorospe, 8:00AM Mary & Anthony Mileto+ Ben Gray, John B. Gray, Jack Greenwell, Austin Greer, Rom 6/Lk 12 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 Fumiko N. Gregg, Patricia Guy, Gerard M. Guyther, Jr., 7:00AM John Louis Norris+ Logan Gwynn, Benjamin Harman, Dorothy Barber Harper, 8:00AM Earl Adams+ Andy Hazel, Karen Henry, Leon Hill, Abby Hoffman, Rom 6/Lk 12 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 Crystal Howard, Walter Johnson, Carolyn Jones, Pamela Jones, 7:00AM Chris Mileto Richie Jones, John Kilroy III, John “Bubby” Knott Jr., 8:00AM Bill Schaefer+ Ann Lacey, Robin Lawrence, Richard Law, Marie Lefebvre, Michelle Mattingly, Robin McGolrick, Maria McGuigan, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 Rom 7/Lk 12 Debbie Meagher, Wally Meagher, Dorothy Miller, 7:00AM Jenks Mattingly+ Natalie Miller, Pat Modlin, Doug Morgan, Ronnie Murphy, 8:15AM Frank and Agnes Lang+ Jane Newberry, Debbie Norris and Ronnie Norris Rom 8/Lk 13 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 “…and a time of war, and a time of peace…” 8:00AM Thomas Hayden+ CPT Brett Gambacorta, USA; CDR Michael Gill, USA; 5:00PM Mark Mileto LCpl Zachary Gilstrap, USMC; LT Jennifer Gleason, USN; Sir 35/2 Tm 4/Lk 18 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27 LT John Taylor Gregg, USN; 7:00AM Marie McGee+ 1LT Matthew Francis Ives, USMC; 9:00AM Connie Bunales+ CPL Ryan McLean, USMC; 1LT Andrew Mengle, USA; 11:30AM St. John’s Parish Maj T. B. Missler, USMC; Richard Paul, Jr; +deceased SPEC Ashley Pakatar, USA; Capt Alex Raggio, USAR. Ecclesiastes 3:11 Saints Alive! Fr. Ray’s favorite Saints this week… Oct 21: St Hilarion (291 -371) is the founder of Palestinian monasticism: St . Jerone wrote his biography only 20 years after his death. He lived in deserted region of Majuma in Gasa. Oct 22: St. John Paul II (1920 -2005) is celebrated on the anniversary of his papal inauguration: However, May 13, 1981 is the day the world remembers when Ali Agca shot the Pope four times; Agca was later forgiven while in prison, and later converted to Catholicism. Oct 23: St. John of Capistrano (1386 -1456). This married mayor of Perugia, while imprisoned during civil war, was overwhelmed by a vision of St. Francis. John got out of jail, dismissed his wife and became a ferocious Franciscan – thanks to the inspiration of Saints Colette and Bernardino. He became the inquisitor for Bohemia and Hungary. He was ahead of his time in his dealings with witches. He led the forces into battle in Belgrade, and successfully turned back the Turks. Hold up! Wait a minute ! St. Severinus Boethius (480 -524). Brilliant married Christian philosopher who was arrested, tortured and martyred in Pavia where his bones can be seen, directly under the relics of St. Augustine at San Pietro. Always pray for our seminarian Kyle Vance on this day; he is devoted to this saint. Oct 24: St. Antonio Maria Claret (1807 -1870). Spanish founder of the Claretian Order was greatly concerned with evangelization through the written word. Two hundred books and pamphlets are credited to his direct work alone. He later became Archbishop in Santiago, Cuba. He had a high degree of ecstasies, prophecy and healings. His tomb is near Barcelona. But wait! What about… Blessed Luigi Guanella (1842 -1915) leaves his native Como and heads to Turin to meet St. John Bosco. He founded a religious order himself with the twin role of healing and lifting up the sick and the poor. He was all about Catholic Social Justice and was nick named the “Garibaldi of Charity” by Pope Pius XI. Oct 27: Bd. Contardo Ferrini (1859 -1902). Brilliant scholar from theology to linguistics to geology, he studied from Pavia to Berlin. He is a modern patr on saint for students – nobody thirsts for knowledge – but all under the truth of our cre ator God. He died at the tender age of 43. EDUCATION SERVICE VIRTUS Child Protection Workshop Clean out your closets! Please consider donating your used coats that are too small or no longer needed to the St. John's For those new volunteers who will have contact with children Charitable Society Coat Drive . These coats will be and who have not yet taken the VIRTUS Child Protection collected October 12th through October 27th and delivered Workshop, we are hosting one here at St. John’s on to St. Mary's Helping Hands Food Pantry for clients. As with th Wednesday, October 30 , 2019 from 6 -9:00pm in the everything at the pantry there is no cost to the clients. There Monsignor Harris Center. To register, you will need to set up will be a large box in the Monsignor Harris center foyer for you a VIRTUS account at https://www.virtusonline.org and then to drop your coats off. If you have any questions please contact select St. John’s for your live training at the end of your online Society member Rhonda Goldsborough 240 -298 -4054. registration. Please contact the rectory with any questions – 301 -373 -2281. You will also need to be fingerprinted after you have established your VIRTUS account. St. John’s 13 th Mission Help Build the St. John’s Mary Mileto House in Belize St. John’s Charitable Society (SJCS) September 13 -19, 2020 This fiscal year (starting July 2019), SJCS has provided If you have not made your donation to build the house in assistance to 51 families or individuals facing difficult times Belize – the “St. John’s Mary Mileto House”, you can still because of unemployment, sickness, disability, or unexpected do so. Put your donation in a separate envelope and set -backs. mark it Belize – St. John’s Mary Mileto House – and When you contribute to SJCS, you have the confidence of place the envelope in the Saturday/Sunday knowing that your donation stays in the local community collection. Remember, your check should be made out helping the poor and vulnerable in St. Mary’s County. Often to: St. John’s Church with the memo line stating Belize our callers are elderly, disabled, and single mothers with Mission.
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