July 14 2019
Pastor Fr. Mark Heuberger
Parochial Vicar Fr. Michal Szyszka
Weekend Masses Saturday Vigil: 4:30pm Sunday: 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am
Daily Masses Mon, Wed, Fri: 11am Tue, Thur, Sat: 8am
Holy Days Holy Day Vigil: 4:30pm
Confessions Saturday: 3:30—4:20pm
Divine Mercy Chaplet Wednesdays 7pm in the chapel
Eucharistic Adoration First Friday of the Month 11:30am—4pm in the chapel 2 Sunday, July 14, 2019 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Go Deeper Into Today’s Gospel
15th Loving isn’t too Sunday § Deceased n Living difficult, right? Many of us are surrounded Monday, July 15 by kind, lovely people trying to St. Bonaventure, Bishop and Doctor of do the right thing. Indeed, to the Church Ex 1:8-14, 22 • Mt 10:34-11:1 “love your neighbor as yourself” 11am § Patty Virgilio seems like it should be easy enough. Treat people like you would like to be treated. Bring the new Tuesday, July 16 neighbors some baked goods (normal and gluten-free, just in case). Chat Our Lady of Mount Carmel with the bank teller about his holiday weekend. Write an occasional card Ex 2:1-15a • Mt 11:20-24 to your sister “just because.” There were probably varieties of these acts § 8am The O’Connor Family of kindness in Jesus’ day. Perhaps substituting figs for cookies. But “exchange pleasantries with the traveling cloth merchant” isn’t the Wednesday, July 17 example Jesus gives. Ex 3:1-6, 9-12 • Mt 11:25-27 11am § Elizabeth O’Malley “A man fell victim to robbers... they stripped him and beat him and went off leaving him half-dead.” The righteous pass by the scene of the dying
Thursday, July 18 man. The hero of the story is the one on the margins of Jewish society, St. Camillus de Lellis, Priest who perhaps would not have been welcomed, in other circumstances, by Ex 3:13-20 • Mt 11:28-30 the man now in the ditch. His neighborly love causes him to halt his 8am § Corazon Ingles Lim journey, to tend wounds, and to pay for the man’s care out of his own savings. Are we interruptible? Are we attentive to the hurts of others? Are Friday, July 19 we generous with our money and possessions? Ex 11:10-12:14 • Mt 12:1-8 In the past few weeks, who has crossed your mind as someone in need of 11am § Harvey Lee Safrit help? Perhaps it’s an acquaintance suffering from cancer. Maybe you were invited to donate or volunteer to a local social cause, but it just won’t stick Saturday, July 20 St. Apollinaris, Bishop and Martyr; in your mind (or schedule) to make it happen. The needs of people are Blessed Virgin Mary many and varied. We can’t help everyone, but God does place Ex 12:37-42 • Mt 12:14-21 opportunities in our path for compassion and courageous love. This week, § 8am Delores Korolovich be “the one who treated him with mercy.” n 4:30pm Parishioners of SSP&P 2019 Liturgical Publications
Sunday, July 21 LOW-GLUTEN HOSTS AVAILABLE 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time If you have a medical need to avoid gluten, please see the sacristan
Gn 18:1-10a • Col 1:24-28 • Lk 10:38-42 at least 10 minutes before Mass begins to request a low-gluten host. 7:30am n Lynn Safrit Genesis 18:1-10a 9:30am § Thomas Joyce Next Sunday’s Readings Colossians 1:24-28 11:30am § Edward Popcun 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time Luke 10:38-42 Sunday, July 14, 2019 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time 3
This Wednesday! Two TV Masses are being taped on JULY 17 at 1:00pm. The liturgies we will be celebrating are: Bulletin Deadline: Mass #1 Mass #2 Mondays 11am
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Saint Maria Katharina Kasper May 26, 1820 - Feb. 2, 1898
Knights of Columbus Born in Dernbach, Germany, Katharina Kasper meets 2nd Wednesday of each month in the Council was a sickly child and missed school often. Room in the Gym. Officers at Reading, however, was her favorite pastime, and 5:30pm; Council at 6:30-8pm she especially liked the Bible and The Imitation of Christ by Thomas à Grief Support Kempis. An outgoing girl with a strong moral character, she often travelled call (941) 795-2540 to a nearby Marian shrine with her mother and would take other children
Marriage Preparation there, telling them stories about God and Mary. It was during these early & Marriage Encounter years that her religious vocation manifested itself, and she felt a great call (941) 795-1228 desire to consecrate herself to the Lord. Retrouvaille Already as a child Katharina was sensitive to the needs of those around to heal and renew marriages call (239) 395-0810 her, an attribute that led to a life of service and hard work. As a young or (800) 470-2230 woman she began to help the poor, sick, and abandoned. Then when her father died, she began working as a farm hand, selling her weaving, and Poor Boxes are located at each doorway splitting stones for road construction to support herself and her mother as you exit the church. All donations benefit our who was not in good health. St. Vincent de Paul Society. Her hard work and ordinary acts of charity attracted others in the village, SVEND green donation envelopes are in the pews and with the encouragement of her spiritual director, Katharina and four and info boxes in vestibule. other women formed a religious community: the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ. While she would have preferred joining an established order, there Holy Water To refill your personal holy were no female religious congregations in her area to join, so she had to water bottles, please use the start her own. These “Dernbach Sisters” pronounced public vows of holy water dispenser and small funnel located in the poverty, chastity, and obedience on August 15, 1851, to Bishop Peter Joseph chapel vestibule on the wall Blum of Limburg, and began ministering to those most in need. next to the candles. Katharina took the name “Maria” and, serving for five consecutive terms Votive Candles as superior of the order, was known in religious life as “Mother Maria.” are located in the vestibules of the church and the chapel.
Religious Articles Store Marriage Struggling? open after weekend Masses. If your marriage has become troubled and stressed, unloving or uncaring; if you have grown cold and distant; even if you are divorced or separated, or are thinking about it, Altar Flowers no matter how bad it is… RETROUVAILLE CAN HELP, as it has helped tens of thousands parishioners Mark & Susan of others. Our next program in Tampa begins July 26-28, 2019. For more information, Clark of Flowers by Edie visit www.HelpOurMarriage.org or call (813) 816-0711. This is not counseling or donate the altar flowers. group therapy. All contacts and names held in strictest confidence. Sunday, July 14, 2019 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time 5
Sometimes we NEED a helping hand. Sometimes we can BE a helping hand. Either way, here are some great places to start. Relatives of Maria Katharina Kasper present at her canonization Our Daily Bread Pope Pius IX granted the decree of praise for the order on March 9, 1860, (941) 745-2992 and the order received formal papal approval from Pope Leo XIII on May 6:15 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 21, 1890. Led by Mother Maria, the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ (ADJC) SOLVE Maternity Homes set about their work with the poor, the sick, and children. Although that (941) 748-0094 is where they started, they are often recognized more by the love and St. Joseph Food Pantry simplicity with which they serve than by any particular ministry. (941) 756-3732 Maria Katharina suffered a heart attack on January 27, 1898, and died in Bethesda House the congregation’s Dernbach Motherhouse at dawn on the Feast of the (941) 366-1886 Presentation. She was beatified on April 16, 1978, by Pope Paul VI in Saint Peter’s Square, being praised by the Holy Father as a woman of “faith and fortitude.” Throughout her life, Maria Katharina tried with all her strength to recognize what God’s will was in every situation she encountered, and that spirit has been passed on to the Sisters of her congregation. Through this St. Vincent de Paul Society Do you have a neighbor or openness to others and to God, the order has extended the love and vision friend who is in temporary of Mother Maria far beyond the boundaries of Germany, as their ministry need because of a job loss or an illness? continued to grow and spread to countries like England, the United States, Please leave a message for us… we want to help! the Netherlands, India, Mexico, Brazil, Kenya, and Nigeria. Becky Bowes: 941-794-1328 by Fr. Matt Gworek on Salt + Light Media.org
St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store Diocese of Venice TV Mass Come in to shop or donate SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING Sundays at 9:30 a.m. or both! Please call if you You can receive the Sacrament of Anointing Comcast Channel 9 are donating larger items… after any Saturday 8am Mass or by Frontier Channel 4 we can pick them up. appointment. Either way, call the church office Direct TV Channel 44 1111 8th Ave. W., Bradenton Dish Network Channel 44 at 941-795-1228 to make arrangements. (941) 746-0622 Spectrum Channel 4 Also, please remember to notify us directly Universal Channel 11 Mon-Fri 10-3 • Sat 10-2 if you will be in the hospital. Verizon Channel 4 www.statospore.org 6 Sunday, July 14, 2019 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time “Good Grief” Grief Support Ministry of Saints Peter & Paul the Apostles
We have felt your experience of pain, sorrow and possible confusion after the loss of your loved one and hope to partner with you on your grief journey. We will have an introductory meeting in the Msgr. Moretti Center on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 at 9:00am to discuss your interest in participating in this 9-week grief program. Please hear what we have to offer before making your decision. Group sessions can be uplifting, enlightening and less intimidating than one-on-one sessions. We will serve light refreshments and look foward to meeting you. Please call Kim at (941) 795-2540 with your attendance; we hope to see you there!
So many times in my life, I have failed to start something because I had not yet adequately prepared. I would have started working out or going for a jog, but I needed to get the right shoes. I would have started eating right if only I could find the time and money to buy the right foods. I would have started that journaling project, but I couldn't without a really nice leather-bound journal. I would have, I would have, and I would have! I know many people can relate. We offer up excuses for so many things. Sometimes we even get to the point where we do start something, but by then, we have already lost so much time. Some of us are thinking about taking a stewardship way of life seriously, but we are just not ready yet. We would be more generous if we can first get out of debt. We would give of our time, but we have to wait until the kids get older or until we fully research our options. The truth is, we don't have to be in any particular state of life or have any specific financial portfolio to start giving our very selves to God. God takes us as we are now. No resume needed. Why waste so much time thinking about getting started and becoming serious? Time is a gift given to all of us. As we think and prepare endlessly, we are practicing poor stewardship. The time to start is today. Who wants to answer God one day at the gates of Heaven saying, "I would have."? - Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS Sunday, July 14, 2019 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7
A special recollection from Karen Liebert:
“For many years, my husband and I have known and admired Dr. Sophie Schorr-Reiner, whose family was saved in Poland from the Nazis with the help of a Catholic priest, Father Franciszek Bajer. Beginning in 1939, he found Polish families willing to hide her father, her mother and her. Sophie was only 12 years old then. In remembrance and gratitude, Dr. Sophie had this special plaque made to honor Fr. Bajer. Living in Bradenton, she asked around to other Catholic churches to see if she could place the plaque there. She was denied several times before Fr. Edward Morretti welcomed her to place it in the chapel here at Saints Peter and Paul the Apostles. Dr. Sophie died on June 28, 2019. Enclosed is her obituary for those interested.”
Dr. Sophie Schorr-Reiner (1927-2019) — Jewish Holocaust Survivor and Dedicated Doctor MINNEAPOLIS — Dr. Sophie Schorr-Reiner, 92, of Bradenton, Florida and formerly of Utica, NY, a kind, generous, devoted physician, and loving daughter, wife, mother and grandmother, passed away peacefully from heart failure, June 28, 2019, at North Memorial Hospital, with her family at her side. Sophie was born, February 12, 1927, the only child of Otto and Mary Schorr and raised in the small town of Zalosce, Poland (now Zalizsti, Ukraine). She had an idyllic childhood until 1939 when the outbreak of World War II fractured her family's lives. As circumstances for Jews in Poland worsened under the Nazis, Sophie, her father and mother were each hidden, in three separate locations, by courageous Polish families who took enormous personal risks to save them. Sophie considered it a miracle that, not only did they survive the Holocaust, but that the three of them found each other and were reunited after the war. After the war, Sophie enrolled in the University of Munich Medical School. She graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1951, after which she emigrated with her parents to the United States and pursued specialty training in Obstetrics and Gynecology in the Bronx, New York. Although Polish was her mother tongue and she was fluent in Ukrainian, she learned German for her medical school training and rapidly learned English in America. During her time in the Bronx, she met the love of her life, Julius Reiner, another Holocaust survivor. The couple married in 1955 and settled in Utica, New York. All who knew her would agree that Dr. Sophie Schorr-Reiner was a "force of nature". She was a tireless physician, wife and mother. While running a thriving solo practice in Obstetrics and Gynecology, which routinely involved delivering babies in the middle of the night, she managed to raise three sons, cook and clean and eventually take care of her aging mother. During her 38 years of practice, she delivered over 5,000 babies and provided health care to many of the women of Utica, NY. She was a generous soul who welcomed newcomers, friends and family to her home. She also remained grateful and devoted to the people from Poland who saved her life. In 2013, she was gratified to return to Poland, for the first and only time, in order to attend the wedding of her savior's great-granddaughter. Following retirement, Sophie and Julius spent a number of peaceful, relaxing years in Bradenton, FL and Minneapolis, MN, where she had the opportunity to enjoy watching her grandchildren grow up. They maintained close relationships within the community of other Holocaust survivors who emigrated to the U.S. Sophie loved animals, especially her miniature schnauzers and she enjoyed reading and playing tennis. With Julius as partner, she was an avid social and duplicate bridge player, ultimately achieving the level of Life Master. Sophie was extraordinarily devoted to Julius, to whom she was married for 61 years, and was his steadfast companion and caretaker prior to his death in 2017. Sophie is survived by her three sons and her grandchildren.
Do not pass by a man in need, for you may be the hand of God to him. - Proverbs 3:27 8 Sunday, July 14, 2019 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday, July 14, 2019 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time 9 10 Sunday, July 14, 2019 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
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are all bibles the same? No. The Catholic Bible contains seven books of the Old Testament which are not found in Protestant Bibles. These books include: • Judith • Tobit • 1 Macabees • Baruch • Wisdom • Sirach • 2 Macabees • (Plus … portions of Esther and Daniel) These books are sometimes referred to as the “Apocrypha” by Protestants or the “Deuterocanonical” books (meaning “also canonical”) by Catholics. A brief Bible History (It is helpful to remember that God never handed down a complete Bible and said “Here it is.” Rather, over centuries of salvation history the Holy Spirit inspired the authors of Sacred Scripture to write down God’s revelation to us. As time went on, the Church compiled these books to form a “Canon” - an authoritative set of Scripture.) During the early centuries of the Church there was plenty of debate and discussion about which books actually were authentic and inspired Sacred Scripture. The early Church councils of Hippo (393) and of Carthage (397) both declared that the books currently contained in the Catholic Bible (the canon of Sacred Scripture) were the inspired Word of God and belonged in the Bible. During the Reformation, Martin Luther and other Protestant leaders removed these books from the Bible. Luther even argued that the Letter of St. James and the Book of Revelation (The Apocalypse) should be removed from the Bible. The Council of Trent in 1546 reaffirmed what the councils of Hippo and Carthage had proclaimed over 1000 years earlier: that the texts found in the Catholic Bible are all the authentic Word of God and comprise the complete canon of Sacred Scripture. catholic bible translations There are several different English translations available for the Catholic Bible. The primary ones include: – This is the oldest English translation available and is frequently compared with the King Douay Rheims James version because of its use of “Thee”, “Thou” and other older forms of words. This translation is considered highly accurate but can be more difficult to read for some people. – This was a joint translation project between American Protestants and Revised Standard (RSV) Catholics with the Catholic Church completing the translation of the Apocrypha. This translation is considered the most accurate modern translation but still contains “Thee” and “Thou” when referring to God. This translation along with the New American Bible was approved for liturgical use in the United States. – This version is almost identical to the regular Revised Standard but Revised Standard 2nd Edition updates the language by getting rid of “Thee” and “Thou”. – This version is the most common American translation. It was written New American Bible (NAB) for an eighth grade reading level and contains the most “modern” language of the primary Catholic translations. The New American Bible is available in more versions than any other Catholic Bible. – This edition was released in 2011. It combines New American Bible – Revised Edition (NABRE) the New Testament from the New American Bible with a completely revised Old Testament translation. – The Jerusalem Bible, completed in 1966, is very similar to the Revised Standard Version Jerusalem Bible 2nd edition in that it is a modern English language translation. It was produced under the direction of the Dominican scholars at the renowned Ecole Biblique de Jerusalem. email us @… Sunday, July 14, 2019 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time 13 Parish Office [email protected]
Parish Secretary: Susan Erwin [email protected] NOVEMBER 9-17, 2019 Faith Formation: [email protected] SOLD OUT - but we do have a “STAND-BY” LIST!
Youth Ministry Coordinator: Call Sandy at 941-792-4610 if you are interested. Nick Ferrara [email protected]
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Liturgical Music Director: Knights on Monica Given [email protected] BIKES Minister Coordinator of the Sick: Bob Erwin If you're driving almost anywhere in Florida or the United States, [email protected] you've probably seen or noticed a motorcyclist with a Knights of
Business & Finance Manager: Columbus patch and a cross on their leather riding vests with Jeanne Lindberg various other patches. They are known as Knights on Bikes and are [email protected] members of the Knights of Columbus. They are first and foremost Maintenance Department: dedicated to their roles in the Knights of Columbus, the Diocese of Kent Huffman Venice... and to the Holy Spirit! If you are a current, or planning to Bulletin: Sherree Parker become a Knight of Columbus, with a positive passion for [email protected] motorcycles and would like to ride with fellow minded Knights on Pastor: Father Mark Heuberger Bikes, please contact us! We are always looking for properly formed [email protected] good-spirited Catholic men within the Diocese of Venice and other Father Michal Szyszka Dioceses for rides and fundraising. [email protected] Please contact Venice Diocesan Knights on Bikes Chairman George
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The Msgr. Moretti Center is closed July & August. “We are not the sum of our However — AA, NA and AL-ANON MEETINGS weaknesses and failures — will continue as usual in the MMC. we are the sum of the Father’s love for us.” — Saint Pope John Paul II
Sunday Faith Formation Classes: Resumes in Fall Monday Legion of Mary: 9-10:30am, MMC, Room #1 SAVE THE DATE! RCIA: 6:30pm, MMC, Resumes in Fall CREATE YOUR TEAM! Tuesday Rosary Makers: 9-11am, MMC, Main Room Folk Group Choir Practice: Resumes in Fall NA Meeting: 6pm, GYM AA Meeting: 6:30pm, MMC Prayer Shawl Ministry: 1st & 3rd Tuesday, 1pm, Gym
Wednesday Women’s Bible Study: Resumes in Fall Italian Class: 12:30pm-2pm, MMC, Resumes in Fall Centering Prayer/Lectio Divina: 2:30-4pm, Cry Room in Church Divine Mercy: 7pm in CHAPEL Knights of Columbus: 2nd Wed. of every month: SATURDAY, Officers @ 5:30pm, Council @ 6:30-8pm, KofC Room in MMC OCTOBER 26, 2019 Celebration Ringers (Adult Bell Choir) Practice: Resumes in Fall @ IMG Golf Course Adult Choir Practice: Resumes in Fall
Thursday St. Vincent de Paul Society: 1st Thursday/month, 9-10:30am, MMC 3rd Thursday/month, 6:30pm, MMC Learn to Play Mahjong: Call 795-2540 for details; Resumes in Fall
Friday Mahjong: Resumes in Fall ON FIRST FRIDAY: Eucharistic Adoration in the Chapel, 11:30am-4pm
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