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Mass Times Sunday 7am, 9am, 11:30am Saturday St. John Francis Regis 8am, 5pm Vigil J A N 24T H , 2 0 2 1 3RD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Monday-Friday 7am, 9am Holy Days of Obligation 7am, 9am, 7pm Confessions Saturday 4:00-4:45pm, and after the 5pm Mass *Also by appointment Rosary Monday-Friday 7:30am Saturday 4:30pm Sunday 6:30am *Please be courteous, maintain social distancing, and wear a mask, as mandated by the state. Clergy School Religious Education Pastor Principal Director of Religious Rev. Raymond F. Schmidt Susan McDonough Education PARISH [email protected] Grades PK-8 – Before & After Care Rich Olon 43900 St John’s Road, Hollywood, MD STAFF Pastoral Associate [email protected] 20636 Deacon Ammon Ripple Sunday Classes Music Ministry In-Residence (retired) Phone: 301-373-2142 Grades K-6 and 8-12 Jonathan Hellerman Fax: 301-373-4500 10:15am-11:15am Rev. Eamon Dignan [email protected] Website: sjshollywood.org Tuesday Classes Admin. Assistant Seminarians Email: [email protected] Grades 5-8 Diana Huber Brother Thomas Mary Wagaman O.P. 7pm-8:15pm Kyle Vance [email protected] John Winslow The program usually starts in Finance Manager Jessiah Rojas September and ends in May. Dawn Papp Mailing Address: 43950 St John’s Road, Hollywood, MD 20636 [email protected] Physical Address: 43927 St John’s Road, Hollywood, MD 20636 Secretary Phone: 301-373-2281 Fax: 301-373-8984 Mary Pat Kirk [email protected] Website: saintjohnsparishhollywood.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/sjchollywood/ Twitter: @sjchollywood Office Hours MISSION STATEMENT Tuesday-Friday: 9:30am-4:30pm The mission of St. John Francis Regis Parish is to foster a family of faith, built on yesterday’s foundation, so that today’s spirituality, service, and education will continue to grow into tomorrow’s Catholic community. “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow.” P A G E 2 Jan 25: St. Paul’s Conver- Saints Alive! somber tomb is maintained in sion (c. 4 B.C.- c. 64). So Crete but finished the pilgrim- the Jacobins in Toulouse. important for Christianity – age blind. Her eyesight was it is repeated three times in Bd. Julian Maunoir (1606- miraculously restored back in 1683). This simple Jesuit la- the Acts of the Apostles Crete (!) and on her return she (chapter 9, 22:6ff and 26:12- bored tirelessly in Brittany to William J. Trainor Sr, Alice Viverette,went on to James found Wallace, the “oldest Ronnie Ward, Johnny Wathen, Kenny 18) and again in Galatians and most considerable teach- suppress witchcraft and pagan- 1:15 -16. Read Watts,all three Laura ac- Wible, Eleanor Wood, Jill Wood, Damian Worrell and ing order in the Catholic ism that was still cloaked under counts today! Luzina Yorkshire Church” – the Ursulines. Catholic ritual. His mission Jan 26: St. Timothy and January 28: St. Thomas preaching was fierce; his con- Titus (first century). Read fessional manner was gentle. about Timothy in Acts 16, Aquinas (1225-1274). This 18:5, 19:22, 29:4. Read radical teenager broke from Bd. Joseph Freinademetz about Titus in 2 Corinthians his parent’s wishes and be- (1852-1908). This Austrian 8:6, 16-17, 23. They are came a Dominican. By the joined the Divine Word Mis- “partners and co-workers conclusion of his studies in sionaries so he could proclaim (with St. Paul) in your ser- Naples, Paris and Köln, his the gospel in China. In 6 years vice” Even now! full genius was apparent to he had 1000 in ‘RCIA’ spread St. Thomas Aquinas Jan 27: St. Angela Merici all. He worked a synthesis of over 30 villages. In heaven, he (1470-1540) grew up on the all philosophy and theology. hoped that his glorified body banks of Lake Como who He is the angelic doctor! His took a pilgrimage to the Ho- would look Chinese and not ly Land – lost her eyesight in Austrian! “To everything there is a season…” “A time to be born…” “A time to die, a time to mourn…” Tristan Johnathan Spadaccini, Tommy Gray, Evelyn Rose Arias Joseph Cullison “A time to embrace, a time to love…” “A time to heal…” “A time of peace and a time of war…” Jason & Jennifer Gatton, Judy Goddard, John CPT Brett Gambacorta, USA; Gorospe, Ben Gray, John B. Gray, Jack CDR Michael Gill, USA; Greenwell, Austin Greer, Fumiko N. Gregg, LCpl Zachary Gilstrap, USMC; Patricia Guy, Jr., Logan Gwynn, Benjamin LT Jennifer Gleason, USN; Harman, Dorothy Baber LT John Taylor Gregg, USN; Harper, Andy Hazel, Karen Henry, Leon 1LT Mathew Francis Ives, USMC; Hill, Abby Hoffman, Crystal Howard, 1stLt Eric Jimenez, USMC; Walter Johnson, Carolyn Jones, Pamela CPL Ryan McLean, USMC; Jones, Richie Jones, John Kilroy III, John 1LT Andrew Mengle, USA; “Bubby” Knott Jr., Ann Lacey, Robin Maj T. B. Missler, USMC; Lawrence, Richard Law, Marie Lefebvre, Richard Paul, Jr; SPEC Ashley Pakatar, USA; Michelle Mattingly, Robin McGolrick, Capt Alex Raggio, USAR; Maria McGuigan, Debbie Meagher, Wally SCPO Ronald J. Ryland, USN Meagher, Dorothy Miller, Natalie Miller, Pat Modlin, Doug Morgan, Ronnie Murphy, Jane Newberry, Debbie Norris and Ronnie Norris ST. JOHN FRANCIS RE GIS JAN 24TH,2021 P A G E 3 Daily Readings Mass Intentions MONDAY, Jan. 25 Acts 22:3-16, 7:00am The End of Abortion Mark 16:15-18 9:00am Deacon James A. Somerville + TUESDAY, Jan. 26 Apologetics with Ken Scheiber 2 Timothy 1:1-8, 7:00am Jim Huber + Luke 10:1-9 9:00am The Holy Souls in Purgatory 2020-21 Class meeting on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 27 Monday evenings 7-8:30pm Hebrews 10:11-18, 7:00am Harold Oliver + In person come to St John’s St Jude Room Mark 4:1-20 9:00am The Homebound of our Parish (just show up!) THURSDAY, Jan. 28 or Zoom into the class from home. Hebrews 10:19-25, 7:00am Robert Canfield+ Mark 4:21-25 9:00am The Holy Souls in Purgatory Contact : Ken at [email protected] FRIDAY, Jan. 29 to be on the email list of topics, reminders and Hebrews 10:32-39, 7:00am The End of Abortion informational links! Mark 4:26-34 9:00am The End of Abortion SATURDAY, Jan. 30 Apologetics Topics coming up: Hebrews 11:1-2, 8-19, 8:00am The End of Abortion 1/25 Defending the Right to Life Mark 4:35-41 5:00pm St. John’s Parish SUNDAY, Jan. 31 2/1 Was St. Paul a Misogynist? Deuteronomy 18:15-20, 7:00am Agnes Joan Martin + 2/8 The Buddha vs. Jesus 1 Corinthians 7:32-35, 9:00am Deacon James A. Somerville + Mark 1:21-28 11:30am Orlan Cowan+ +deceased, (L) Living *Please contact the parish office with mass intentions. $10 donation per intention The greatest kindness one can render to any man consists in leading him from error to truth. ~St. Thomas Aquinas Sacraments BAPTISMS MARRIAGES SACRAMENT OF THE R.C.I.A The Rite of Baptism is Arrangements must be made SICK (Rite of Christian Initiation celebrated by appointment. at least 6 months in advance Please notify the rectory of Adults): Those who are Parents are required to meet of the ceremony. when a parishioner would interested in becoming with the pastor and attend an like to receive the sacraments Catholic or completing obligatory preparation and is homebound, in a their sacraments are session preferably before the nursing home, or in the invited to contact the birth of your child. Call the hospital. rectory at any time. rectory to schedule your appointment. *Individual spiritual guidance is offered by our Priests and Deacon. Please contact the parish office for more information. P A G E 4 Calling all young men and women joining the Military! St. John’s Men’s Group would like to present you with a Combat Rosary to protect you during your time in the military. Please provide your name, email, phone number, service (Army, Navy, Marine, Air Force or Coast Guard) you plan to enter and the approximate date you plan to enter Active Duty to Dan Seep at 757-291-0262 or email der- [email protected]. Women, please contact Mariam at 760-715-9902 or email [email protected] to receive a blessed rosary from FIAT! That’s it, we will set up everything else. SOUTHERN MARYLAND CATHOLIC MEN Attention Men - Saturday Mornings from 6:30-8:00AM Struggling with ST. JOHN FRANCIS REGIS PARISH HOLLYWOOD, MD pornography? 43950 St. Johns Rd Your local Catholic brothers are Hollywood, MD 20636 here to help with a weekly Men’s Recovery Group. This no-cost, Want to strengthen your faith in Christ? laymen led group offers discrete Do you desire to be the man God intended? support and accountability. Your If so, then we have something in common. name is not required for inquiry. I hope to see you Saturday morning, Please call our automated phone in the Saint Jude Room. line at 240-309- 2556 or email Daniel Seep (757) 291-0262 [email protected] [email protected] for more information. We are praying for our military families at home, and abroad. ST. JOHN FRANCIS RE GIS JAN 24TH,2021 P A G E 5 Get plugged in and read scriptures with the whole church! 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