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ST. EDWARD THE PARISH MISSION STATEMENT                       S                         

SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME FEBRUARY 17, 2019

Welcome to PARISH SOFT’S MY OWN CHURCH - details on page 3

Middle and High School See page 8 for Youth Ministry news ST. EDWARD CHURCH IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING A SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE, AND VULNERABLE INDIVIDUALS. For more information, visit our website, www.stedchurch.com, and follow the link under PROTECTING CHILDREN.

WELCOME TO ST. EDWARD CHURCH! MAILING ADDRESS: If you have moved into the area from another Catholic Church or 2700 Dolfield Drive have found St. Edward to be the parish in which you choose to N. Chesterfield, Virginia 23235-2618 worship, consider registering. Pick up a registration packet at the ▪Parish Life Desk in the Commons after any weekend Liturgy, ▪Parish Center during office hours, 9am-4pm, Monday-Friday, or Phone: (804) 272-2948 ▪Go to our website, www.stedchurch.com/Important Forms. FAX: (804) 560-3565 Questions? Call 272-2948. Not of the Catholic faith? To learn Email: [email protected] more, call Anita at 864-4712. Website: www.stedchurch.com

PARISH CENTER OFFICE HOURS ADORATION OF THE ADULT SACRAMENTS

9:00am-4:00pm Monday-Friday. BLESSED SACRAMENT Inquiries about initiation sacraments

Day Chapel 9:30am-4:00pm for adults, call Anita at 864-4712. AFTER HOURS EMERGENCIES on the first Friday of the month; MARRIAGE Call 272-2948 and follow prompts. 9:30am-Noon on all other Fridays. Registered parishioners are to

contact the Parish Office at EUCHARISTIC LITURGIES ANOINTING OF THE SICK

864-4701 at least six months prior to Saturday 5:00pm (Vigil of Sunday) In the Healing Chapel after each setting a date. Pre-marriage Sunday 7:15am, 8:45am, weekend Liturgy or by appointment. formation is required. 11:15am, 5:00pm.

BAPTISM PASTORAL CARE Nursery is open for all Liturgies

but only staffed at To schedule or for parent classes, Call Pat at 864-4701 or 8:45am and 11:15am. call Peggy at 864-4714. Anita at 864-4712 when you or a

FIRST RECONCILIATION family member is admitted to the Weekday Monday-Friday 9:00am hospital or local care facility, when Holiday and Holy Days-see page 4. AND FIRST EUCHARIST you need a weekly visit with

For information, call Peggy at 864-4714. Communion, or to add someone RECONCILIATION to our weekend prayer list for the 4:00pm Saturday CONFIRMATION sick or deceased. In the Healing Chapel. For information, call Joan at 864-4708. PARISH BULLETIN: Bulletin info should be submitted two ♦IN SERVICE TO OUR FAITH COMMUNITY♦ weeks in advance of

Pastor Rev. Donald H. Lemay 272-2948 publication date and is subject Deacon Rev. Mr. Thomas Elliott 739-7941 to approval and space availability. Email Deacon Rev. Mr. Bob Ewan 379-5920 to [email protected].

Deacon Rev. Mr. James D. Greer 372-6080 MEMORIAL GARDEN Deacon Rev. Mr. Kevin Hogan 564-3204 & COLUMBARIUM Business Administrator Jan Webb 864-4704 Jan Webb, 864-4704, Administrative Assistant for Clergy Pat Plonski 864-4701 [email protected] or Carolyn Bartsch, 864-4710, Receptionist Karen Britton 272-2948 [email protected]. Contributions/Parish Registration Diane Phillips 864-4711

Director, Pastoral Care & Adult Family Life Anita McCabe 864-4712 HEARING LOOP SYSTEM Director, Evangelization of Young Families Joan Nelson 864-4708 If your hearing aid or cochlear Religious Education Coordinator Peggy Byers 864-4714 implant has an activated T-coil, Youth Ministry Contact Joan Nelson 864-4708 you may access our hearing loop Director, Social Ministry Jennifer Snider 864-4718 system. Not sure? Ask your audiologist. Director, Music Liz Goodwin 864-4717 Bulletin Carolyn Bartsch 864-4710 AUTOMATIC DOOR Event Scheduling/Ministry Schedules Sherri Gravins 864-4706 #We have an automatic door on Custodian for Church Building Bob Oliver the far left side of the Church. Custodian for Church Building Mac Boneparte #Doors on the far right side of Pastoral Council Chairperson Warren McKeon 379-3235 Church are open 8:30am-5:00pm, M-F.

Finance Council Chairperson Robert Kuzemchak 276-0463 St Edward-Epiphany Catholic School Kelleher 272-2881 Our PARISH LIBRARY is open and staffed for 15 minutes following Knights of Columbus, Grand Knight Dave Schallmo 594-3809 the Sunday morning Masses. 2      

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Go to our website, www.stedchurch.com. Look This is the place to learn! for the link My Own Church. From there you can  create your own account. Once approved by  our data base administrator, you will be able to Saturday, February 23, 2019 see your family info, update phone numbers, after 5pm Mass (6pm) address, etc. See your giving history and get in the Community Center your end of the year statement. Check it out! $10 entrance per household Includes a bingo card for every player, pizza, popcorn, & an ice cream bar.   

  .      Questions? Email Bob Brescia at    [email protected]

So although the turnout may not have been what To sign up, please mail a check payable to K of C we were anticipating, we are most grateful and 6546 along with your name and number of family appreciative of our community who always step up members to St. Edward Church, 2700 Dolfield Dr., to help those in need. N. Chesterfield, VA 23235

We had numerous volunteers, donations for the Proceeds benefit St. Edward Church main course from busy neighborhood restaurants, Praise God in His Temple Capital Fundraiser and tasty sides provided by our own parishioners. We also had many donations of gas/grocery cards. Sponsored by Knights of Columbus #6546

It was heart-warming to see so many concerned and the Office of Evangelization. about the welfare of others. We wish to again thank all those involved in this community outreach project.

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       Parish Center Offices Closed. Reopens on Tuesday.  Hailey Addonizio, Jamie Aguilar, Cathy Alden, Gordon Alling, Jr., 9:00 am NO Liturgy of the Word w/Communion ..... Chapel Anne Michelle Andrews, Bob Bailey, Herb Baugh, Gerry Boehling, 2:00 pm Contemplative Prayer Time ...... Residence Mike Bonner, Michael Brienza, Sherry Cart, Sophia Chan, Mary 6:00 pm FHC Tour of the Church ...... Church Alice and Ed Christie, Ryan Colavita, Dick Corcoran, Sherry 6:30 pm Monday Confirmation Prep Session ...... Youth Bldg Crawford, Cross, Bobbi Daniello, Joanne Daria, Mike and 6:30 pm Knights of Columbus Social ...... Community Center Diana Dougherty, Nicole Florio, Wayne Frith, Mary Fyock, Sarah TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 Fyock, Kathy Galligan, Humberto Gomez, Jeff and Spencer Hamm, Thomas Hardy, Bucky Harkins, Hartwell Harrison, Neico Hayden, 9:00 am SEES Eucharistic Liturgy w/Community .....Church 10:00 am Bible Chicks ...... Church Nursery Grover Helsley, Tom Hickey, Michael Hoffman, Rita Holloman, 5:30 pm Spirit Song Rehearsal ...... Church Grant Ilkani, Graham Jennings, Sr., Lisa Johnson, Marlene Kacmar, 6:30 pm Tuesday Confirmation Prep Session ...... Youth Bldg Fr. Dan Klem, Margaret Day Magno, Ranny Mast, Marg Mayer, 7:00 pm Rosary Group ...... Blessed Sacrament Chapel Miller, Patty Minnick, Lando Mojica, Stan Mroczkowski, 7:00 pm Catholic Men’s Prayer Group ...... Chapel Michael O’Hare, Bill Painter, Lois Pearn, Rose Marie Pulleyblank, Dan Raible, Rod Rezek, Kaeden Ross, Mary Serra, Kelly WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 Shanahan, Beau and Suki Simpson, Grace Stivers, Greg Stivers, 9:00 am Liturgy of the Word w/Communion ...... Chapel Laura Sullivan, Nathan Tarantino, Tony Toler, Billy Vogelson, Tracy 9:45 am Adult Faith Series - Conversation with God ...... Chapel Waldo, Olivia Weber, Anita Werner, Marie Wilborn, Barbara 10:00 am St. Gianna Playgroup ...... Church Nursery Williams, Wohlert, and Sam Young 1:00 pm Belles & Beaux Practice ...... Music Room 5:00 pm Youth Choir Rehearsal ...... Music Room        6:00 pm Schola Rehearsal ...... Music Room        6:30 pm Adult Faith Series - Conversation with God ...... Chapel  Florence Abel, wife of Joe Abel; Doris Christie, mother of David 6:30 pm HS Youth Group ...... Youth Building Christie; Opal Thompson, mother of Eileen Covert; Emery Paul, 7:00 pm Outreach in Love ...... Rooms A/B brother of Marilyn Rees; Ryan Walsh, son of Stacey Walsh, and for 7:00 pm Finance Council Meeting ...... Parish Center all victims of war, terrorism, violence, and natural disasters. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21

           9:00 am Liturgy of the Word w/Communion ...... Chapel          2:00 pm SoulJourners...... Church Nursery  7:00 pm Rosary & Novena ...... Chapel St. Anthony in Norton; Holy Spirit in Jonesville; Sacred Heart in Big 7:30 pm Adult Choir Rehearsal ...... Music Room Stone Gap; and St. in Clintwood. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22

     7:00 am Men of St. Joseph ...... Chapel         9:00 am Eucharistic Liturgy ...... Chapel  Taylor Armstrong, US Army; 2nd Battalion 505 Parachute Infantry 9:30 am Adoration until Noon ...... Chapel Regiment; Major David Bhatta-US Army; Richard Currie Braun, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23 Airforce; Joseph Brandon Butler; Ross Butler; ENS Jimmy Callahan, USN; Lt. Michael Callahan, USN; Capt. Scott P. Campbell; Matthew 4:00 pm Reconciliation...... Healing Chapel Coccia, Army; SSGT. John Maxwell Cosper and Unit, US Army Special 5:00 pm Eucharistic Liturgy ...... Church Forces; Cpt. Mike Curran; Major Spencer D. Curtis, Judge Advocate, 6:00 pm Family Bingo Night ...... Community Center National Guard; Col. Seth Enterline; Navy Lt. Coleen Fagan; Capt. (ticket purchase required-see page 3) Leroy O. Flynn; Capt. Peter Fritz; PFC Jose Luis Garcia, National SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Guard; Spec. April Garrett; LCpl Kevin Hackman, Marines; Diana FEBRUARY 24 Honings USCG; Matt Horansky; Capt. Katie Hulcher; 2nd Lt. Megan Hulcher, RN; Capt. Thomas Hulcher; Capt. Renee Kane, Army; Major 7:15, 8:45, 11:15 am Liturgies ...... Church Nathan Kane, Air Force; Sgt. A. David Kelly; Staff Sgt. Steven Kelly, 9:55 am Religious Education ...... School Building US Army; Josh Kozup, Army; Ryan Larson, Army; Nicole Lee; Stacey 10:00 am Outreach in Love ...... Rooms A/B Lee; SGT Wm. Vince Magno; Clara Mailloux, Navy Airman; Bryan J. 10:00 am Adult Book Study w/Fr. Don ...... Rooms C/D McCabe U.S.C.G.; Sean McHugh, Army; Christine Michel; Major T. 10:00 am Into the Breach ...... School Building Rm 118 Alex Mitchell, First Lt. USMC Kevin Morrison; Capt. Quentin Mueller; 5:00 pm Eucharistic Liturgy ...... Church Wilson Mustian, Army; Peers, Army; Cpt. Lerv Remias; Sgt. 6:30 pm EDGE ...... School Building Jared Roussell; Capt. Javone Seaborn; Jonathan Schulte; Jobon 6:30 pm Life Teen ...... Church Building Seaborn, Army; Lt. Curren D. Shorte; Vincent Stransky; Sgt. Christopher Sturtevant; Chandra Weatherell; Cpt. Matthew Weisner; Brennan Wilkes, US Navy; Major Justin Wolfe, USAFR; Phillip Wood; and Steve York.

4 REFLECTION LITURGY THIS WEEK

TODAY’S READINGS: DAY AND TIME AND

SUNDAY, February 17 READINGS INTENTIONS 17:5-8 1 Corinthians 15:12,16-20 MONDAY, 9 am NO Liturgy of the Word Luke 6:17, 20-26 February 18 with Communion or Genesis 4:1-15, 25 Eucharistic Liturgy REFLECTION Mark 8:11-13

What an audience Jesus has in today's Gospel! "A great crowd of his disciples and a large number of TUESDAY, 9 am Eucharistic Liturgy people from all over Judea and Jerusalem and the February 19 Frank & Florence Gaudett † coastal region of Tyre and Sidon." Disciples, Genesis 6:5-8; 7:1-5, pagans, and devout Jews gathered together to hear 10 Jesus speak in the Sermon on the Mount. All of Mark 8:14-21 these people had something in common. God was WEDNESDAY, 9 am Liturgy of the Word someone to be bargained with, and if God liked you, February 20 with Communion you were rewarded with good fortune. This Sunday, Genesis 8:6-13, 20-22 Jesus tells us a different story. "Woe to you who are Mark 8:22-26 rich, who are filled now, who laugh when all speak well of you. Blessed are you who are poor, you who THURSDAY, 9 am Liturgy of the Word are now hungry, when people hate you and when February 21 with Communion Genesis 9:1-13 they exclude you and insult you." Jesus completely Mark 8:27-33 flips the script on what it means to be blessed by

God. What he proclaims as "woe" are states of life FRIDAY, Chair of St. Peter the Apostle we often strive for, and "blessed" are the states we February 22 9 am Eucharistic Liturgy work hard to avoid! Jesus is concerned with the 1 Peter 5:1-4 Peg & Don Magin kingdom of God and the world to come, not the Matthew 16:13-19 typical structures of power and privilege. The word SATURDAY, "now" appears often in these statements. Why? St. February 23 5 pm Eucharistic Liturgy If you are well "now," that's beside the point. To Hebrews 11:1-7 be rich in this life has no direct bearing on your Mark 9:2-13 Joe Lukowski † immortal soul. If you're struggling "now," that's not SUNDAY, 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time an indication that God has forgotten you or that - in 7:15 am Larry Nelson † light of eternity - you're worse off than someone February 24 8:45 am Anna Sheridan † else. In fact, it could be an indicator that you're 1 26:2, 7-9, 12 11:15 am Jim Hyser † -13, 22-23 5:00 pm Rick Casey † enduring something that will bring you to a place of 1 Corinthians 15:45-49 greater, eternal joy in the future. This Sunday, Luke 6:27-38 consider your priorities. Who do we reject as not blessed, and thereby inflict woe upon ourselves? The Parish Center Offices are closed When we encounter difficult situations in our own on Monday, February 18, in lives, do we see them as opportunities to remember observance of President’s Day. God and lean on His mercy and grace? -©LPI We will reopen Tuesday at 9:00am.

OFFERTORY COLLECTIONS Fiscal Year: July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019

Date Actual Budget Over Jul 1-Jan 31 $1,132,278 $1,145,443 $ <13,165> Feb 1-10 $ 76,635 $ 68,002 $ 8,633

Year to Date $1,208,913 $1,213,445 $ <4,532>

Little Sisters of the Poor $15,138

A heartfelt thank you for your generosity! 5

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LITURGY TEAM - Fr. Don Lemay, Pastor 272-2948 Anita McCabe, Coordinator 864-4712 [email protected] MINISTRY SCHEDULE - Sherri Gravins 864-4706 [email protected]

        Have you thought about becoming more deeply          involved in one of our ministries? The loving Tony Bell 560-1977  service of new faces is always welcome. The        “regulars” are happy to speak to you about their Joan Nelson 864-4708  role at liturgy. Or, please call Anita or one of the  specific coordinators listed to ask details.            Carmen Reilly 379-0273     '   We know each other first by the familiar faces we see at            “our” Mass. We look forward to worshipping the Lord as        family and learn how to serve Him as we are blessed Anita McCabe 864-4712 each week and sent with “Go in peace to love and  serveC. SO why not start AT Mass?      Barbara Heipp 794-3749 We are in need of Eucharistic Ministers at our regular  liturgies, MOSTLY 7:15, 8:45, 11:15 am and 5pm    Sundays. What better way to start your week than by Jeff Horgan 674-1812 serving the Lord to fellow Mass participants? No             greater blessing-to serve another the Body or Blood of Robert Kelly Christ. If you’d like to speak with someone to learn [email protected] more or to volunteer contact Anita (above).     

MUSIC MINISTRY - Liz Goodwin, Director of Music 864-4717 [email protected] Katie Wooldridge, Violinist, Instrumental Coordinator [email protected] Mary Beth Schutte, Handbell Director 304-4837 [email protected]

!"        We are nearly half way to our goal in the Children’s Choir for all Mary Beth Schutte, Director;       campaign! parishioners in grades 2-6; bi-monthly rehearsals; Wednesday rehearsals 5:00 playing on Christmas Eve -6:00pm; we sing once a and at the Easter Vigil. month at 8:45am Mass, and        ! on Christmas Eve & Easter.  Katie Wooldridge, Director; 35K 70K 105K 140K 175K 210K 245K 280K 315K 350K   weekly rehearsals; playing Thanks to those households who have demonstrated their Advanced Treble Choir for at weekend liturgies grades 6-12; Wednesday throughout the year; generous support. I hope we can count on everyone’s rehearsals 6:00-7:00pm; we Intermediate & Advanced participation. sing twice monthly at Players.

Our organ has been installed and was joyfully used during 8:45am Mass, on Christmas  Eve & Easter, and for     the Christmas Liturgies. Speakers and speaker Shirley Jezierski, Director; have been assembled in the rear above the baptismal special liturgies.  monthly singing and prayer font. You may have noticed the crisper sounds, especially    services. the deeper low notes! SATB Choir with music  reading skill; Thursday    We are getting ready for the next phases in our efforts to Deacon Bob Ewan, Director; maintain and renew the worship environment. Lighting rehearsals 7:30-9:30pm; we sing each Sunday at the singing and playing at 5pm controls and replacement of failing fixtures around the 11:15am Mass, September Sunday Mass. worship space are next on the agenda- Stay tuned!  through May, and for special  *Envelopes may be found in the baskets on the tables outside liturgies.      the sanctuary doors leading into the Church from the Commons.  6 6

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OFFICE OF HUMAN CONCERNS, JUSTICE & PEACE, HAITI TWINNING Jennifer Snider 864-4718 [email protected]

HAITI MINISTRY KINDNESS PROJECT The next meeting of the Haiti St. Edward Human Concerns Appalachia Committee is Monday, February 25, Ministry will be launching a Lenten at 7:30pm in the Parish Center Kindness Project. The inspiration for the conference room. Anyone interested project came from a small parish in Appalachia, in learning more about our relationship with our twin parish in Haiti is welcome to attend. Email Jennifer St. Anthony in Norton, VA. St. Edward partners for more information. with this parish to deliver backpacks to kids in Appalachia during the Remote Area Medical The next parish trip is April 3-9. Please pray for event in Wise County. We continue to be our parishioners who will be visiting our twin parish, blessed by the relationships we form in Holy Family, in Cerca Carvajal, Haiti. Appalachia and wanted to do something in solidarity with them. HOMELESS CRISIS LINE Lent is a time of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. In the Richmond metro area, if someone is facing a Almsgiving can be donating money to the poor housing crisis, what are their options? The Homeless Crisis Line (804-972-0813) is a phone- as well as performing other acts of charity, such based access point for people who are experiencing as giving from your heart. Our Kindness homelessness or who will lose housing within three Project encourages our parishioners to do one days. The phone line is open Monday-Friday 8am to intentional act of kindness each day during 6pm. The partnering agencies of the Homeless Lent. Look for a bulletin insert prior to Lent Crisis Line are HomeAgain, Homeward, Housing which explains the project, has suggestions, Families First, and ACTS. There are Diversion and includes a calendar to mark your progress. Specialists ready to answer the phones who will help the person experiencing a housing crisis problem-solve and avoid entering into homelessness. Sometime they help mediate a family conflict so that a mother and her children don’t enter the shelter system. Other times, they help to identify and reestablish connections to a supportive friend or family member. Often they provide support by being a listening ear that helps a client talk through their crisis. The focus is to help people get connected to resources and services, but also to empower them to take actionable steps towards overcoming their crisis. SAVE THE DATES The Bon Air Trialogues, a series of three nights of interfaith discussion will begin March 28 right here at St. Edward Church. Please watch the bulletin for ways you can help that night! FRANCIS ON TWITTER The second night will be April 4 at the Islamic Center and the final @Pontifex 2/7/19 night will be April 11 at Or Ami. “We all need to be healed, and we can all More details to come! heal others if we are humble and meek: with Questions? Contact Jennifer. a good word, with patience, with a glance.” 7

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OFFICE OF EVANGELIZATION OF YOUTH & YOUNG FAMILIES Joan Nelson, Director & Youth Ministry contact 864-4708 [email protected] Peggy Byers, Religious Education Coordinator 864-4714 [email protected] Patrick Stearman, EDGE Coordinator/Youth Ministry 864-4709 [email protected] Kristen Tarantino, Outreach in Love Coordinator [email protected] RELIGIOUS EDUCATION TEENS SUNDAYS 9:55-11:05 AM

Sunday Morning Religious Ed. Schedule Optional Pizza Dinner $5 offered from after Mass to 6:30pm

February: 3, 10, 24 Life Teen & EDGE Schedule—6:30 to 8pm March: 3, 17, 24 April: 7, 14, 28 February: 17, 24 March: 3, 10, 17, 24 April: 7, 14, 28 Youth Activities @ St. Edward *Today is Youth Ministry Sunday* Come by the Open House in the Youth Room after all Family Bingo - 6pm in the Community Sat. Feb. 23 8:45 and 11:15 Masses Center. $10 per household. We appreciate your generous support of Youth Ministry through the second collection this weekend! XLT - 7pm in the Church. Wed. Feb. 27 Service | Prayer | Community | Fun Come pray with Jesus. Questions? Email Joan for HS and Patrick for MS

Children’s Rosary - 4pm in the Sat. Mar. 2 HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP Chapel. WEDNESDAYS 6:30-8:00PM February 20 Youth Group A faith formation program open February 27 Youth Group & XLT to persons of all faiths, designed to make the Sacraments of our Catholic MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP

faith available to persons living with either mental and/or Fri. March 1 Youth Group 7-9pm Mardi Gras physical disabilities. All are welcome to share and Party participate in the atmosphere of Christ’s love as we learn Fri. March 15 Youth Group 7-9pm the Gospel and explore the teachings of Christ.

Scout Sunday will be celebrated at the https://www.facebook.com/groups/304129276190/ 8:45am Mass on February 24. Come to [email protected] Mass in your uniform and represent your troop, pack, or den! ST. GIANNA’S MOMS’ GROUP - #A playgroup for moms/kids on Wednesdays at 10:00am in the Church Nursery. All moms SACRAMENTS and children are welcome to come any time. First Holy Communion class: Tour of the #The Mom’s Book Group will meet on the Church in the Church. February 10 at 1pm or first Thursday of the month. We will meet February 18 at 6pm. This class will last the full from 7:30-9:00pm, in the Church Nursery. #We continue 2 hours. our Mom’s Night Out at a different restaurant each month. Confirmation classes continue in February. Contact Katherine Newbrough at 216-287-5155 Monday class meets February 18; Tuesday or [email protected] for times/places. class meets February 19. 8

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OFFICE OF PASTORAL CARE & ADULT FAMILY LIFE Anita McCabe, Director 864-4712 [email protected]

     PRAYER: CONVERSATIONS WITH GOD  A class based on Fr. Ronald Rolheiser’s BELLES & BEAUX: Third Wednesday each month; 1:30-2:30pm; book, Prayer: Our Deepest Longing, Choir Room. Contact: Shirley Jezierski, 272-7108. continues this Wednesday. Choose BIBLE CHICKS: Tuesdays; 10:00am; Church Nursery. 9:30am in the morning or 6:30pm in the Contact: Carmen Reilly, 379-0273. evening. (February 6, 13, 20, & 27.) Dennis

BOOK STUDY with Fr. Don: Sundays; 10:00am; Rooms C/D. and Loretta Beeman will facilitate discussions of

CATHOLIC MEN’S PRAYER GROUP: Tuesdays; 7:00pm; Chapel. the five short chapters in the book. Call Anita at Contact: Deacon Jim Greer, 372-6080. 864-4712 or email [email protected].

DAUGHTERS OF THE BLESSED MOTHER: Second Saturday  S    S    of the month; 1:00-3:00pm; Parish Center. Contact: Bobbi Daniello 560-2883. Contact: President Debbie Mohney, 804-476-2225, or [email protected] MEN OF ST. JOSEPH: Fridays; 7:00am; Chapel. Contact: Deacon Kevin Hogan, 564-3204. All ladies (single, married, widowed, young,

MERRY WIDOWS OF ST. EDWARD: Second Sunday of the month. and young at heart) are cordially invited to Contacts: Kathy Grana, 330-7434; Carla O'Hare, 744-1964. join our group! Our next meeting will be Tuesday, March 5 at 7pm in Rooms A/B. PEOPLE OF PRAISE (Charismatic Gathering): Second and Fourth Mondays of the month; 7:30-8:30pm; Chapel.   PRAYER BLANKET MINISTRY: Second Tuesday; 1:00pm; Church Nursery. Contact: Faye Keller, 794-8093, or Liz Wilkes, 519-5179. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

SCRIPTURE STUDY with FR. DON: Tuesdays; 6:30pm; COUNCIL 6546: www.kofc6546.org

Rooms C/D. Contact: Dave Schallmo at 804-594-3809

SOULJOURNERS: Thursdays; 2:00-3:30pm; Church Nursery. or [email protected]. February 21: A Lovely Reflection with St. 1586- CONGRATULATIONS TO: 1617 First American , she is often imaged wearing a crown February Knight of the month: Kelly Mortensen of roses. Contact: Vera, 379-1555. Young Man of the Year: Jamil Basir SPIRIT SONG: Tuesdays; 5:30-7:00pm; Church. Young Woman of the Year: Grace Neiswander Contact: Deacon Bob Ewan, 379-5920. Family of the Year: Tom Shepley Family

ST. EDWARD RETIRED MEN’S BREAKFAST GROUP: Knight of the Year: Carl Tarantino

Second Tuesday of the month; 7:30am; Bob Evans Restaurant on Midlothian. Contact: Dan Murphy, 739-1787. CALENDAR: Feb. 18 - K of C Social Night ST. GIANNA’S MOMS’ GROUP: Feb. 23 - Family Bingo Night Playgroup -Wednesdays; 10:00am-12:00 Noon; Church Nursery. Mar. 31 - Red Cross Blood Drive Book Study: First Thursday of the month. See p.8. Mom’s Night Out -Dinner once a month at a different restaurant. Contact: Katherine Newbrough, 216-287-5155 or [email protected]. COMING SOON! SAVE THE DATES!

WOMEN’S SUNDAY CURSILLO: First and Third Sundays OUR ANNUAL of the month; 2:00-4:00pm; Parish Center. LENTEN FISH FRYS Contact: Donna Mitchell, 304-1863.    March 8, 15, 22, 29 CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER TIME: Mondays; 2:00-3:00pm and April 5 and 12. Contact: RSVP to Jeanette Kaulfers, 794-8964. Choice of catfish or salmon with hush puppies; MEN’S CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER TIME: Saturdays; 11:00am- baked potato or French fries; salad or coleslaw; 12:00 Noon. Contact: RSVP to Jeanette Kaulfers, 794-8964. and a drink. Desserts available for a $1 more.

PRAYER VIGIL FOR PEACE: Third Wednesday; 7:00pm-7:00am; Adults: $12 Children 5-12: $5 Blessed Sacrament Chapel. Contact: Peg Magin, 833-8696. Children under 5: Eat Free ROSARY GROUP: Tuesdays; 7:00-8:00pm; Blessed Sacrament -- Take out available -- Chapel. Contact: Peg Magin,833-8696.

ROSARY & NOVENA: Thursdays; 7:00-8:00pm; Chapel. Questions? Contact Bob Brescia at [email protected]. Contact: Bobbi Daniello, 560-2883 or [email protected]. 9

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MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIFE OTHER NEWS AND INFORMATION Deacon Kevin & Adria Hogan 564-3204 Attend a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend. It is a [email protected] positive experience between you/your spouse, that revitalizes marriage by helping you to see again those loving qualities in St. Edward Date Night 2.0 each other that you may be taking for granted. The next World- Final night: March 2 wide Marriage Encounter Weekends are Mar 1-3, 2019 in Questions? Contact Deacon Kevin Hogan Hickory, NC and Mar 22-24, 2019 in Herndon, VA. Early sign up recommended. Visit https://renewmarriage-vasouth.org/ or go to [email protected] or 757-690-1369.

MEN OF ST. JOSEPH K-Cettes Multi-Vendor Indoor Yard Sale: Saturday, March 24 8am-1pm at the Columbian Center, 2324 Pump Road, Henrico. WHEN: Fridays 7-8am WHERE: Chapel Vendors call 804-364-4970 or [email protected] to reserve The Men of St. Joseph - www.menofstjoseph.com a table for $25. Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights "Put the family in the hands of the Father" of Columbus #395. Proceeds donated to Mason's Toy Box.

Purpose: "The Men of St. Joseph is an association of Support Group for Widowed Men and Women. Christian men, united under the Catholic Church, who A 9-week support group for men and women who have been widowed between a few months and several years will be held meet weekly to pray together and encourage each other on Tuesday evenings 7-9 pm in Westover Hills beginning in late to be the spiritual leaders of their families. The purpose of March. Topics and discussions include normal grief behaviors the Men of St. Joseph is to instill holiness in men and and feelings; loss of identity and roles; setting goals for a mean- facilitate spiritual leadership in family and community life." ingful life; and stumbling blocks to moving forward such as

PLEASE JOIN US. ALL ARE WELCOME!!! letting go and figuring out your new social world. Maximum group size is 12. Registration fee of $30 covers all materials. To Start the new year off on the right foot Christian men! find out more, contact Belinda Early, [email protected], or 804 513 5772 by March 8. Meet for an hour on Sunday mornings for eight sessions to discuss the challenges faced The 35th Annual Lebanese Food Festival will be held May by men of faith in the world today. At each 17-19, at St. Anthony’s Maronite Catholic Church. The event is session, we’ll pray together, have discussions, held from 10am-10pm on Friday and Saturday and from 10am- 8pm on Sunday. Come out and enjoy this free family friendly meditate on Scripture, and work on an action festival and try some authentic Lebanese cuisine. There will be plan for the following week. Bring only your live music and entertainment, admission and parking is free. We Bible, the booklet will be provided at the first gathering. ask you to leave your pets at home. Rain or shine, stroll the Come to Room 118 of the St. Edward-Epiphany beautiful grounds of St. Anthony’s as you enjoy Lebanese food, School building on Sunday mornings (during Religious music and dancing. Free Parking, Cash Only, ATM Available, Ed) at 10am. You do not have to commit to all eight No Charge Cards. If you have any questions, go to the website dates. Meet- Jan. 6, 13, Feb. 3, 10, 24, Mar. 3, 17, 24. at www.LebaneseFoodFestival.com or call 804-346-1161.

You may still join us!! Get more info about the Spanish and French Students need Host Families in July! “Into the Breach” program at intothebreach.org or Share your heart and home this summer! Host a student visit the Knights of Columbus website www.kofc.org/en/ from Spain or France (ages 13-17) in your home for 3-4 weeks. programs/faith/into-the-breach.html# Learn about their culture while he/she learns about living in an American family. Families receive stipends to help out with To register: Email Deacon Kevin Hogan at expenses. We can help work out transportation or vacation con- [email protected] or text 804-564-3204. cerns. This will be a treasured memory for your family! Contact

Sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council 6546 Debbie Hardy at 909-3190 or [email protected].

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