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St. Jude Maronite

FATHER ELIE ABI CHEDID, JACK MANHIRE, PH.D.

Parish Council President - Amine Harb Women’s League President - Paula Harb Music Director - Sharon Luhrs Offi ce Manager/Secretary - Barbara Fidler Bulletin Editor - Diane Manhire TIMES Saturday Vigil - 5:30 pm Parish Council & Finance Committee Members Sunday: 9:15 am & 11:15 am Khalil Abou-Jaoude • Gail Bell • Stanley Chlastawa Daily Mass Telma Domingues • Barbara Fidler • Ann Geagea • Amine Harb Tuesday - 6 pm Bill Hinshaw • Sheila Love • Elias Maroun • John Smith • Dr. Sam Wakim Friday - 12:15 pm

HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION as noted

ADORATION OF THE BLESSED & VENERATION OF ST. CHARBEL’S RELIC Every 22nd of the month 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday, Wednesday & Friday 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Tuesdays 9:00 am - noon Thursdays & Weekends - Closed BAPTISM Call the Parish Offi ce for information. MATRIMONY Arrangements with the Pastor be made at least six months in advance. One of the parties must be registered in the Parish & attending mass for at least 3 months.

MARONITE CHRISTIAN FORMATION (Religious Education) Begins in September

RECONCILIATION Saturdays before the 5:30 pm mass

COMMUNION FOR THE SICK June 20-21, 2020 Please call the Parish Offi ce at 407-363-7405. 5555 Dr. Phillips Blvd. • Orlando, FL 32819 407-363-7405 phone • 407-363-7793 fax [email protected] www.SaintJudeChurch.org facebook.com/stjudemaronitecatholicchurch FROM THE DEACON’S DESK Q. What is an ? Mass Intentions A. The Catechism of the Catholic Church defi nes anaphora as “the Eucharistic Prayer – the prayer of thanksgiving and Sat 6/20 FATHER'S DAY – which is the heart and 5:30 p.m. + Especially all the names placed on the summit of the celebration of the Mass”. Sun 6/21 FATHER'S DAY The word comes from the Greek, ànaphorá, offering, 9:15 a.m. sacrifi ce. The term for the Eucharistic prayer is mainly used + Especially all the names placed on the altar by the Eastern Churches. The anaphora is what the Roman Sun 6/21 + Sri Sriskandaraja & Mary Margaret - 3 year anniversary Church calls the . When the Liturgy of 11:15 a.m. RIP by the Sriskandaraja Family the Word has been completed, and the moves to the Eucharistic service, the entire series of prayers, sacramental + Especially all the names placed on the altar gestures and celebration is called an anaphora. Tues 6/23 + Special Intentions by St. Jude Parishioners The anaphoras are numerous while in the Roman (Latin) 6 p.m. Rite the Canon of the Mass is quite invariable. I once read that there are about 72 different anaphoras used by the Fri 6/26 + Peace in our Country and in the World various Eastern Churchs. The anaphoras are very ancient 12:15 p.m. by St. Jude Parishioners with many of them having their roots in the Apostolic age (time of the Apostles). It is believed that the Anaphora St. Sat 6/27 + Janet Chlastawa RIP by the Chlastawa family + James, First of Jerusalem (AD +61) is the earliest 5:30 p.m. composition among all anaphoras. Sun 6/28 + Good Health for the Landis Family by John & The Anaphora is the central prayer of thanksgiving of the 9:15 a.m. Liturgy in which the is invoked to accomplish the Gloria Smith + sanctifi cation of the Offerings. The Anaphora is the second Sun 6/28 + For our First Communicants by St. Jude Parish basic part of the worship service (the Service of the Word 11:15 a.m. being the fi rst). While Trinitarian (the Trinity) in structure, the emphasis differs in the East and the West. In the Eastern Divine Liturgies, the pattern of prayers is Father-Son-Spirit while in the West, the pattern is Father-Spirit-Son. WEEKLY COLLECTION The Maronite liturgical manuscript tradition is rich in the for the weekend of June 13-14, 2020 number of Eucharistic anaphoras. Although not all of these are edited for use, the current text of the Qoorbono – The Sunday Collection $1,111.00 Book of Offering (red books) provides 8 anaphoras: Memorials 100.00 • Anaphora of the Twelve Apostles Candles/Gifts 112.00 • Anaphora of Peter Donations 552.50 • Anaphora of Saint James • Anaphora of Saint John Total Collection $1,875.50 • Anaphora of Saint Mark 23 Envelopes used • 118 attendees • Anaphora of Saint Sixtus • Anaphora of Saint The parish received $300. in donations through PayPal • Anaphora of Saint John Maron Accounts not included in the above recap. It is suggested that the Anaphora of Saint Sixtus be used BISHOP'S APPEAL UPDATE in the Season of Great as well as for memorials for the To date, 25 families have Departed. In addition, the Anaphora of the Signing of the (not contained in the red books) is assigned for great donated $3,907 towards our goal of $10,000 for Friday of the Crucifi xion. Beyond this, any of the others may this years appeal. Thank you for your support. be used at the discretion of the Celebrant. While we are on the subject of parts of the Mass (Divine St. Jude Prayer Chain Liturgy) there is another term that the reader may often hear – Qoorbono. Qoorbono is the Syriac word for “offering”. It Please send your request to is the Maronite word for the which in [email protected] the West has come to be called “the Mass”, from the Latin Please let us know your prayer intention and we words “missa est” said towards the end of that service. Our Maronite term helps to remind us that our Qoorbono has will send it out to the prayer chain. its own identity and value, and does not mimic the Roman Whenever two or three of you come together in My name, I Mass. am there with you. Matt 18:20 A closing refl ection: The various traditions, spiritualities, and liturgies that make up the Universal Catholic Church are truly a sign of the depth and beauty of Christ’s love poured out to us through His Church. It demonstrates that the achieves unity not through uniformity but through FIRST diversity – and that is exactly how the Apostles built Christ’s Church. God Bless You, Deacon Jack June 27 - 11 a.m. [email protected] MEMORIALS CONGRATULATIONS TO To sponsor a religious gift in memory/honor of your loved MORE OF OUR one for a special intention, please call the parish offi ce Memorials & Special Intentions - $50 each/month) 2020 GRADUATES God Bless Them! CURRENT SPONSORS Sponsors ✞ June - Peace for the United States by 9:15 Coffee Group College Graduates Kyle Roland - BHS University of Florida Sponsors ✞ June - Peace for the United States by 9:15 Coffee Group ✞ July - Jim Bell - 5th Anniversary RIP by Gail Bell High School ✞ August - Ed Beaton - Happy Anniversary RIP Alex Dehle - University HS by Dorothy Beaton Andrew Maher - Cathedral HS Townsville, Australia Altar Bread & Wine Sponsors (grandson of Dorothy Beaton) ✞ June through December - Dr. Ziad & Eddy Mattar & Family, Good Health & Special Intentions Dominic & Francis Manhire College Station, TX Charcoal & Sponsors (grandsons of Deacon Jack) ✞ June - Peace for the United States by 9:15 Coffee Group

Special Intentions ✞ June - Special Intentions by Dr. Fouad & Rosalind Hajjar FATHER’S DAY REMEMBRANCES 2020 & Family IN HONOR OF ✞ Our Pastor Fr. Elie and our Deacon Jack Manhire by the FYI: The bulletin is posted on the St. Jude Parish Families website - both the current week and the last week. ✞ Ken Fidler, Henry Austen, Robert Elmore Jr., and all The bulletin will continue to be sent to registered living Fathers and Grandfathers of the Winterling and Glinowiecki Families by Barbara Fidler parishioners on Friday but now you know ✞ Lawrence Mayer by Diane Mayer Manhire there is another way to view it. ✞ All living Fathers, Grandfathers and Godfathers of the www.SaintJudeChurch.org Parish by Fr. Elie

IN MEMORY OF ✞ William Hinshaw Sr., William E. Hinshaw and Dred Ward by Bill Hinshaw ✞ Harold E. Betts and George P. Smith by John & Gloria Smith ✞ John V. Manhire by Deacon Jack ✞ Leo, Michael and Joseph Winterling, Stanley Glinowiecki and all deceased Fathers and Grandfathers of the Did you lose health Winterling and Glinowiecki Families by Barbara Fidler ✞ Leo Black Sr. by Leo Black insurance from your job? ✞ Sri Sriskandaraja by the Sriskandaraja Family ✞ All deceased Fathers, Grandfathers and Godfathers of the Parish by Fr. Elie For more information, please call your Certifi ed Healthcare Navigator, Analise Alvarez at 813-557-1149 or the state wide line for Covering Florida at 877-813-9115. St. Charbel Veneration & Adoration of the Monday, June 22, 2020 www.CoveringFlorida.org 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. FOURTH WEEK OF PENTECOST

1 Corinthians 2:11-16 The Role of God’s Ministers Among human beings, who knows what pertains to a person except the spirit of the person that is within? Similarly, no one knows what pertains to God except the Spirit of God. We have not received the spirit of the world but the Spirit that is from God, so that we may understand the things freely given us by God. And we speak about them not with words taught by human wisdom, but with words taught by the Spirit, describing spiritual realities in spiritual terms. Now the natural person does not accept what pertains to the Spirit of God, for to him it is foolishness, and he cannot understand it, because it is judged spiritually. The spiritual person, however, can judge everything but is not subject to judgment by anyone. For “who has known the mind of the Lord, so as to counsel him?” But we have the mind of Christ.

Luke 10:21-24 Praise of the Father Praise of God Our Father At that very moment he rejoiced (in) the Holy Spirit and said, “I give you praise, Father, Lord of and earth, for although you have hidden these things from the wise and the learned you have revealed them to the childlike. Yes, Father, such has been your gracious will. All things have been handed over to me by my Father. No one knows who the Son is except the Father, and who the Father is except the Son and anyone to whom the Son wishes to reveal him.” Turning to the disciples in private he said, “Blessed are the eyes that see what you see. For I say to you, many prophets and kings desired to see what you see, but did not see it, and to hear what you hear, but did not hear it.”

NEXT WEEKEND’S READINGS Philippians 3:7-14 Righteousness from God/Forward in Christ Matthew 10:1-7 The Mission & Commissioning of the Twelve

POPE FRANCIS INTENTIONS DAILY READINGS

JUNE 2020 Mon: Acts 7:44-50 & Mt. 18:1-5 The Way of the Heart Tues: Acts 7:51-8:1a & Mt. 18:6-10 We pray that all those who suffer may fi nd Wed: Acts 8:1b-8 & Mt. 18:11-14 their way in life, allowing themselves to be Thurs: Acts 8:9, 13b-25 & Mt. 18:15-20 Fri: Acts 8:26-40 & Mt. 18:21-35 touched by the Heart of . Sat: Acts 9:1-6, 10-11, 15-19 & Mt. 11:25-30

For “who has known the mind of the Lord, so as to counsel him?” But we have the mind of Christ.

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Pope Francis celebrated this Mass broadcast live from the Casa Santa Marta chapel on Sunday, May 17 praying for trash collectors and reminding us that we are not orphans because we have a Father in heaven.

“Today our prayer is for all those persons who clean hospitals, the streets, who empty dumpsters, who go to each house to remove trash”. This was Pope Francis’s intention for the Mass he celebrated for the Sixth Sunday of in the chapel of Casa Santa Marta. He continued saying, “It’s a work that no one sees, but it is a job that is necessary to survive. May the Lord bless them and help them”.

He then refl ected on the passage (John 14:15-21) and the Second Reading (1 Peter 3:15-18) during his .

Jesus Bids Farewell with a Promise Attitudes of Those Belong to a Family Pope Francis began his homily saying that as Jesus bade Our mission as Christians is to accomplish what St Peter farewell to His disciples, He left them hope. That hope was exhorts in the Second Reading. We are to bear witness the promise that He would not leave them orphans. It is this to the hope that we have when others ask us for an sense of being orphaned, of not having a Father, that is, and explanation. “Do it with gentleness and respect”, Peter has been, the root of many problems on earth, he said. directed, “keeping your conscience clear”. Gentleness “We live in a society that lacks the Father. A sense of being and respect are ways of behaving characteristic of those orphaned touches one’s sense of belonging and fraternity”. who share a relationship with a common father, the Pope explained. “They are attitudes of belonging, belonging to one family who is certain of having a Father” who is Fulfi llment of the Promise at the centre, who is everyone’s origin, the source of The fulfi llment of this promise is the Holy Spirit. “The Holy all unity and . And He sent the Holy Spirit to Spirit does not come to ‘make us His clients’”, the Pope said. “remind us” of how to access the Father, to teach us Instead, the Holy Spirit comes “to show us how to access the these familial attitudes of gentleness, meekness and Father, to teach us the way to the Father, the way that Jesus peace, the Pope said. opened, the way that Jesus showed us.” Prayer to the Holy Spirit Trinitarian Spirituality At the conclusion of his homily the Pope prayed, “Let us A spirituality directed only to the Son of God does not ask the Holy Spirit to remind us always, always, how to exist, the Pope continued. “The Father is at the centre”, he access the Father, to remind us that we have a Father. reminded us. “The Son was sent by the Father and returns to And to this civilization that has a huge sense of being the Father. The Holy Spirit is sent by the Father to remind us orphaned, may He grant the grace of fi nding the Father and teach us how to access the Father”. once again, the Father who provides everyone with a sense of meaning in life. May He make all men and Sense of Belonging women one family." This “awareness that we are children” and not “orphans” is the key to living in peace, Pope Francis explained. Wars, both big and small, “always contain a dimension of being orphans because the Father who makes peace is missing”.

"He sent the Holy Spirit to “remind us” of how to access the Father, to teach us these familial attitudes of gentleness, meekness and peace."