February 17, 2019 Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Called to Holiness 8601 Wolftrap Road, Vienna, VA 22182-5026 Phone: 703.938.2828 Fax 703.938.2829 www.olgcva.org
Pastor Rev. Matthew J. Hillyard, OSFS [email protected] Parochial Vicar Rev. John J. Dolan, OSFS [email protected] Retired Rev. William J. Metzger, OSFS Deacon Christopher Moore [email protected] Pastoral Associate Tom White 703.896.7405 [email protected] School Principal Mrs. Adrianne Jewett 703.938-3600 www.olgcschool.org
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Mass Times: Daily Mass - 8:30am Registration & Sacramental Records Saturday Vigil - 5pm; Sunday - 7am, 8am, 9:30am, 703.896.7413 [email protected] 11:15am, 1pm (en español), 5:30pm Faith Formation/Sacramental Prep 703.896.7415 [email protected] Liturgy/Music/Ministry of Care Sacrament of Reconciliation - Saturdays - following 703.896.7411 [email protected] morning Mass or by appointment Development/Fellowship Office Hours 703.896.7424 [email protected] 9am - 12pm; 12:45 - 4:30pm; Sat. 8:30am - 12:30pm Outreach Sun. Welcome Desk 7:30am - 2:30pm St. Vincent de Paul Helpline - 703.938.3210 [email protected] Chapel Open 7am - 7pm Mon. - Fri. Línea de ayuda de (SVdP) - 703.938.3210 [email protected]
If we choose to trust in the Lord, then together we can face whatever life brings to us. God is with us, nourishing us even in the heat and drought of daily living.
An Amazing Parish Led by the Oblates of St. Francis De Sales
Welcome to Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Information
Mission Statement We, as members of Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish, strive to witness to the Good News of Jesus Christ by proclaiming our faith, educating ourselves and our children, sharing our persons, resources and gifts in the care and service of one another. We are called to foster an environment of hospitality in accordance with the Spirituality of St. Francis de Sales.
Intentions/Intenciones de la Misa More detailed informa on can be found at www.olgcva.org Voca ons Fr. Tim McIn re, OSFS, mcin [email protected] Monday, February 18, 2019 Counseling Catholic Chari es (ask for OLGC) 703-425-0109 8:30am Luis Lozado+ Consejería Caridades Catolica (Pida OLGC) 703-425-0109 Tuesday, February 19, 2019 Project Gabriel support for pregnant women 1-866-444-3553 8:30am Sebastiano & Maria Borrello+ Society of St. Vincent dePaul [email protected] 703-938-3210 Wednesday, February 20, 2019 Sick Calls Urgent - call 703-938-2828. The Sacrament of the Sick 8:30am Bob Semmer, Jr+ may be received by the elderly, by those going into the hospital, by Thursday, February 21, 2019 8:30am Nieves Lozada+ those who are ill or are experiencing a decline in their health. Friday, February 22, 2019 Contact Gerard Hall 703-896-7411 8:30am For the OLGC Community+ Sacrament of Bap sm 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month 11am. Saturday, February 23, 2019 Bap sm class for parents is required and held on the last Monday 8:30am Marie Louise Chang+ of the month 7:30pm in St. Joseph Center. Contact Merle Senyk 5:00pm Robert Duca+ 703-896-7402 to register. Sunday, February 24, 2019 Sacrament of Marriage Contact Gerard Hall 703-896-7411 at least 7:00am Buresh & Krivanec+ 6 months prior to marriage 8:00am Michael Russell+ Funerals Contact Gerard Hall 703-896-7411 9:30am Zdenko Heinz+ Become Catholic Contact Amy Winkler 703-896-7414 11:15am Rev. Charles Fulghum+ Pray the Rosary All weekdays a er 8:30am Mass in Chapel 1:00pm Fulgencia Carbajal Tafur+ Miraculous Medal Novena Tuesdays a er 8:30am Mass in Chapel 5:30pm Deceased members of family & Our Lady of Grace Thursdays 3-4pm in Chapel friends of the OLGC Community+ Rosary for the Persecuted Thursdays 6:45pm in Chapel Please keep the deceased in your prayers, OLGC Rosary Moms Fridays on full school days during school year especially Bob McLaughlin, father of Bob, 2:30pm - 2:55pm in Chapel grandfather of Tripp, Leo & DJ; Patricia Glass, Eucharis c Adora on in the Chapel on the first Friday of the mother of Daniel, grandmother of Danny, Liam & month Sept-May a er 8:30am Mass un l 4pm Reilly. Consecra on to the Sacred Heart of Jesus First Fridays at morning Mass Sept – June in Chapel January Offertory Our Lady of Fa ma First Saturdays a er 8:30am Mass in Chapel Sta ons of the Cross Fridays during Lent at 2:15pm and 7:30pm Offertory $ 222,164 Our Lady’s Quilters Mondays 11am-3pm in rectory basement Total Budgeted 224,189 Prayer Shawl Ministry (kni ers) Thursdays 9:30-11am in St. Variance $ (2,025) Joseph Center HS Youth Ministry Nightlife Sundays 6:30-8:30pm DeSales Hall YTD Received $1,446,044 Liturgical & Music Ministries contact Gerard Hall 703-896-7411 Budget YTD 1,569,324 Schedule an Event Submit a Facili es Request Form Variance $ (123,280)
Readings for the Week Mon. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Gn 9:1-13; Ps Friday Saturday 7th Sunday in Gn 4:1-15,25; Gn 6:5-8,7:1- Gn 8:6-13, 20 102:16-18, 19-21, 29, St. Peter St. Polycarp Ordinary Time 1Sm Ps 32:1-2,5,6,7; 5,10; Ps 29: -22; Ps 16:12- 22-23; Mk 8: 27-33; Or 1Pt 5:1-4; Heb 11:1-7; 26:2,7-9,12-13,22-23; Mk 8:11-13 1a,2, 3ac-4, 13, 14-15,18- St. Peter Damian 2Tm Ps 23:1-3a, Ps 145:2-3,4 Ps 103:1-2,3-4,8,10, 3b,9c-10; 19; 4:1-5; Ps 16:1-2,5.7- 4,5,6; Mt -5,10-11; 12-13; 1Cor 15:45-49; Mk 8:14-21 Mk 8:22-26 8,11; Jn 15:1-8 16:13-19 Mk 9:2-13 Lk 6:27-38
Upcoming Events
Salesian Presentations Please join us at either 10am or 7pm in the chapel on Wednesday, February 20th for our Continue monthly Salesian Presentation. The presentation will continue to explore our Parish Theme of February 20th Called to Holiness and the Salesian virtues that go along with us growing in holiness. Contact Amy Winkler at [email protected] or 703.896.7414 for any questions.
Please support the OLGC PTO! Put away the pots and pans and enjoy dinner at Panera on February 20th to support OLGC! The OLGC Panera Dining for Dollars is on Wed., Feb. 20th 4 - 8pm. Dine in or carry out from Panera in Vienna -136 Maple Avenue and OLGC will benefit! Panera will generously donate a portion of the proceeds from in-store and online purchases made from 4 - 8pm to our school. You must bring the attached flyer or show an electronic version to the cashier when you place your order to benefit OLGC. If you are ordering online or Rapid-Pickup or Delivery be sure to enter "PRFUND" as your Promo Code to ensure OLGC Dining for Dollars receives a portion of your sale.
Catholic Join Fr. Dolan and your fellow parishioners for monthly explorations into the fundamental Social Teaching principles of our Catholic faith. Discuss ways we can help in building a just society as we seek February 21 to live lives of holiness amidst the challenges of the modern world. Series Schedule: ˜ 10am St. Joseph Ctr The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers (February 21) ˜ 7pm School Library Solidarity (March 21) ˜ Care for God’s Creation (May 16); ˜ Call to Community, Family and Participation (TBD)
Join us on 2/21 for "A Conversation about Suicide: Warning Signs and Common Misconceptions"
Join OLGC for a brief discussion and facilitated Event Details: conversation on suicide. Whatever your experience with or knowledge of suicide, all are welcome! With this gathering, Topic: “A Conversation about Suicide: Warning Signs and Common Misconceptions” facilitated by Ms. Jessica Zappia, we hope to raise awareness about suicide, its impact and Bilingual Clinical Mental Health Counselor with Catholic prevention. We will also address grief and the healing Charities Diocese of Arlington. process after suicide for all ages. The Women of OLGC’s Pro-Life Committee is sponsoring this event and will Date: Thursday, February 21, 7 pm provide light refreshments. Please invite your friends, Location: DeSales Hall family, and co-workers to join us to discuss this important topic. Questions: Contact Tita Brett , [email protected]; or If participating in a gathering feels overwhelming and you or Betsy Argauer, [email protected] are seeking help, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 or visit their website RSVP: To confirm catering and to capture any questions at https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/. For suicide you may have in advance, please RSVP by Wed., Feb. 20. If prevention training, please consult resources through your plans change and you’re able to attend, please just LivingWorks at https://www.livingworks.net. show up!
Join us on Tues., Feb. 26th at 7pm in DeSales Hall for our con nued discussion on OLGC's response for healing of the Church. Fr. Tom Ferguson, Vicar General of the Diocese of Prayer & Ac on for Arlington will be present to share what is happening on the Diocesan level and to answer Hope and Healing ques ons. Please review the Q&As that have already been posted from OLGC and the Diocese Feb. 26 on our website. h ps://www.olgcva.org/news-post/~post/prayer-ac on-hope-healing Please send any addi onal ques ons ahead of me to Director of Communica ons Irene Zaso at communica [email protected].
Music E vents
Come celebrate the release of OLGC parishioners' new album at Jammin Java! The Restless is excited to release their sophomore album, The Revolu on is Love, at Jammin Java right near OLGC on February 18th! The album includes original songs that con nue to draw from diverse influences as well as an innova ve take on the hit song Oceans by Hillsong United. The Restless invites you to come celebrate the release of The Revolu on is Love, to sing and dance along, and to join the discussion that these songs are sure to spark! Tickets are only $10 and can be purchased at h ps://www.jamminjava.com/ event/1814317-restless-revolu on-is-vienna/ The Restless includes 2 OLGC parishioners, Stephen and Jessica Ng, and have played at OLGC's Fall Fes val and Sta ons of the Cross.
OLCG Open MIC, Saturday, March 2
Come and perform or enjoy the music at the OLGC Open MIC night on Saturday, March 2, in DeSales Hall from 7:00 pm until 10:00 pm. The "wearin" of the green not necessary. Refreshments will be served.
Parish News
OLGC Lenten Fish Fry Volunteers Needed!!!
Want to be a part of an awesome OLGC tradi on? Please consider helping out dur- ing the 2019 OLGC Lenten Fish Fry!
We currently have the first 3 weeks (3/7-3/22) posi ons posted and we will be add- ing more opportuni es over the coming weeks. There are a number of people that would like to volunteer, so please only sign up for those dates/ mes that you know you will be able to help. New volunteers are always welcome and no experience is required. Thanks. h ps://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0c4eacac2aa4f85-2019
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Outreach | Fr. John Dolan [email protected]
Power Packs for Fairfax County Elementary School Students
Dear Parishioners, Please address any ques ons or concerns to coordinators: Barbara DeLisa at [email protected] or Jane Heishman at Food for Others supplies needy Fairfax County elementary [email protected]. students with "power packs" every Friday a ernoon during the school year. The children receiving them are eligible for free or Many thanks for your con nued generosity. reduced breakfast and lunch on school days. Currently, Food for Others distributes to 29 Fairfax County elementary schools, with For Breakfast: more schools on the wai ng list. Last year, 67,000 power packs ◊ Individual Oatmeal packets in all flavors: Apples & were given out to children. It is es mated that the same amount, Cinnamon, Maple & Brown Sugar , plain if not more, is needed for this current school year. ◊ Cereal - individual serving size boxes (0.75oz-1.2oz): Fruit Loops, Pops, Raisin Brand, etc. The "power packs" are one-gallon zip-lock bags filled with 10 ◊ Granola Bars – Milk ‘n Cereal bars, Nutri Grain bars items (2-each for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and drinks) that provide or supplements their food for the weekend. Suggested For Lunch and/or Dinner (all single serving/kid sizes): items for the "power packs" are noted in the Bulle n; sample ◊ Mac & Cheese cups: Velveeta and Kra items are in the Narthex. ◊ Tuna Salad & Chicken Salad Kits with crackers: Bumble Bee ◊ Hormel “Compleats for Kids” Meals (best price is at WalMart The women of OLGC have deemed helping Food for Others, with or on Amazon) the "power pack" program, as vitally important and so 2 drives ◊ Chef Boyardi: Beefaroni, Ravioli, Spaghe & Meatballs, will be conducted this year. One will take place on Tues., March chicken and rice etc. in single/kid serving sizes 19th and the other in the fall. Both will involve the overall Parish community. For Snacks: ◊ Fruit cups (in their own juice) Please note: due to your generosity, 1,159 "power pack bags" ◊ Cheese & crackers (no peanut bu er), Goldfish crackers were filled in October 2018. With your help, we hope to exceed ◊ Applesauce Squeeze packets (all flavors) these totals. If possible, 1500 bags!! ◊ Fruit Snacks (i.e. Welch’s) ◊ Granola Bars (i.e. Nature’s Valley) & Chewy Bars (i.e. You may bring your dona ons to the Administra on Building Quakers) between now and March 16th. Addi onally, signup genius ◊ Raisins no fica ons will go out in early March to solicit dona ons for the "power packs" as well as to ask for volunteers to fill the bags and For Drinks: drivers to deliver them to Food for Others on Tues., March 19th. ◊ 100% Fruit juice boxes
◊ Capri Sun juices packets If you are not currently on our contact list and would like to be ◊ Shelf stable milk (Horizon and Yoo Hoo have individual boxes no fied, kindly email us at: [email protected]. Your help is in chocolate, strawberry, vanilla & regular) greatly needed to make a difference in the life of a hungry child. No glass containers, please!
Help keep our area’s homeless a little warmer. This winter is one of the wettest and coldest in recent history! The holidays may be over, but the need isn’t! Please donate Men’s/Women’s socks & underwear, and HotHands hands & toe warmers. There will be a collection box in the school and Admin. Building thru March 3 and at the Donut Social on March 3. Confirmation Group 6 thanks you for your support!
The Youth Ministry big annual fundraiser is our Mulch Sale! All your support goes to our teens that will be serving Millersville, MD this year. Double Shredded Hardwood MULCH - $5.50 per three cubic foot bag; 10 bag minimum order; Cash or Check accepted. Quail Ridge Mulch is a dark, rich brown color and accents any yard. It is shredded twice in tub grinders and aged for at least 3 months before it is bagged. You can order online through Faith Direct or pick up a form at the Welcome Desk or in the Admin. Office. FREE HOME DELIVERY ON SAT., March 16TH! Thank you for supporting our Workcampers!
OLGC School News | Adrianne Jew ett www.olgcschool.org, 703-938-3600 Be Who You Are and Be That Well
The OLGC School Science Fair was held last Tues., Feb. 12th. These are just a few of the great projects on display.
OLGC High School Youth Ministry Derek Rogers, [email protected]
Youth Ministry Events Is it too late to register for High School Workcamp? It is not too late and you can s ll register for our June 30th- No Hello Scripture on Thursday, the 21st. We will return July 6th Workcamp! Go online to register or contact Derek Thursday, Feb. 28th. for more informa on.
There is no Nightlife on this weekend (Feb. 17th) We will Sunday, March 3rd Youth Mass be taking our group skiing. We are looking for assistance with the upcoming Youth Mass. Contact Derek or signup on recent email update to Nightlife Variety Showcase is Sunday, February 24th We help with reading, gi bearing, ushering, and singing with are looking for any and all musical, theatrical, dance, short the choir. film, magical, comedy, and crea ve acts any high schooler would like to perform for our Nightlife Showcase in De Sales Hall. (This evening is just having fun and ge ng to see the talented/silly/quirky side of the OLGC teens). 6:30pm Supper, 7pm the show begins! Please contact Derek if you are interested or need guidance with your act!
Summer Camps
Summer Fun Camp Weeks of June 17 & June 24 PowerU Summer Camp
Do you have the winter blues with the thought of another PowerU Summer Camp - Where kids enjoy athletic snow storm coming? Start planning for the warm summer activity, free play with friends, and learn leadership days ahead and sign up for the 5th year of the OLGC themes. At PowerU, we focus on 3 fundamental Summer Fun Camp offered by OLGC teachers. principles: We recognize how important it is to keep kids physically active; We recognize how important it is for kids We will have 2 fun-filled weeks this year for rising to have free play; We recognize how important it is to kindergarten through 5th grade students. The camp fee is practice leadership traits. $315 per week. A $50 non-refundable deposit will hold PowerU is designed to allow children the freedom to your spot for your child. develop their creativity, imagination, and dexterity, while implementing a program to aid in growing their physical, Questions can be directed to [email protected]. cognitive, and emotional strength.
Register at http://olgcfuncamp.wixsite.com/2019/register. July 8th – July 12th, July 22nd– July 26th,
Vacation Bible School July 15-19 www.powerukids.com/summer-camp
Save the Date and Help Needed! Traveling Players Ensemble Summer Camp Good News! The Holy Spirit has Not At OLGC provided a Coordinator for VBS for us this summer! Terry Gaffney, Looking for a summer camp for your 3rd - 12th grader who one of our parishioners and CCF loves ac ng, or wants to try it? catechists, will be leading the Check out Traveling Players, where kids get to rehearse efforts for VBS. He is currently and perform plays in the great outdoors. Sessions range drawing together a team of from 1 to 7 weeks. Buses to and from camp, Thursday volunteers to run VBS this night campouts, camping trips for high schoolers, summer. If you are interested in professional theater staff, good counselor-camper ra os. assisting with planning or volunteering at VBS, please email Shakespeare, Moliere, Greek myths, commedia dell'Arte, him at [email protected]. More details to come! more. High reten on rate. www.travelingplayers.org
Parish News
OLGC House League Volleyball February Frenzy Tournament Concession Stand
OLGC House League Volleyball Registra on OPEN Refuel at the 5th Grade Concession Stand during To register your 3rd/4th grade daughter/son: OLGC's House League Basketball Tournament. h ps://reg.sportspilot.com/106532/login Mark your calendars! It’s Registra on is OPEN for our 2nd season of OLGC House me to cheer on all those League co-ed Volleyball. This would be a good way to get amazing 4th and 5th grade our OLGC and CCF students interested in the sport before OLGC School and CCF their opportunity to join CYO volleyball in the NVJCYO basketball players as they league when they are 5th graders. Registra on deadline is ba le it out in the annual March 1, 2019. “February Frenzy” tournament at OLGC from Season expected to begin in mid to late March (a er house February 22nd - 25th. Check league/CYO basketball playoffs are completed). Prac ce, out their mad court skills as they run, jump, score, and games, and clinics will be held at OLGC. Last season, games shine through this in-house, double-elimina on were held on Saturday evening to avoid conflict with other tournament like no other. While you're enjoying the spring sports our kids are involved in (soccer, baseball, tournament, keep your family and ballers fueled both day so ball, track, etc). and night with great meals, beverages, and snacks from our concession stand in the Counsel Room. OLGC 5th Coaches Needed Grade students and parents will be hard at work selling --- We will also food to raise money for OLGC and to help make this an need volunteers unbelievable weekend experience for all. to coach the teams. For first- Register Now For Spring Track me coaches or those who want NVJCYO Spring Track Meet is Saturday 5/18. a refresher on volleyball to coach our girls/boys, we plan on having a clinic to share knowledge.
Please contact Chris Reyes if you are interested in coaching a team. We also accept high school student coaches who would be paired with adult volunteers who have completed the required background check and VIRTUS training session. Visit the Volunteering with Children webpage for more informa on. 6th/7th/8th grades in the morning. 3rd/4th/5th grades in CYO Volleyball Registration the a ernoon. One day only. At DJO as usual. CYO Volleyball Registra on- Open un l March 1, 2019 for girls in grades 5th through 8th. Prac ces start in March Prac ces will be March 18 & 25, April 1, 8, 15, & 29. May 6, with games beginning in April. 13.
Volleyball Coaches Needed for CYO Spring Season OLGC Registra on can open as soon as payment page is set up. is seeking coaches and assistant coaches for girls grade 5th Registra on closes March 20. -8th from March- May. No experience needed but must be VIRTUS approved. Contact Tim Strike at: $10 for those who ran in the fall. $20 for new runners or [email protected] if interested. anyone who needs a new T-shirt.
Faith Formation Amy Winkler 703.896.7414, [email protected] Eileen Rafferty Fore [email protected] | Derek Rogers [email protected]
Confirma on Class in Spanish We will be hos ng a 5 Tuesday Scripture Study week course in Spanish for bap zed Catholic adults in Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible need of Confirma on and/or Communion. Forma on sessions will begin on Tuesday, February 26 and meet the The Tuesday Morning Scripture Study will begin a new following four Tuesdays from 7 -8:15 pm in St. Joseph series on Tuesday, March 5th. Participants will meet on Center. A endance at all 5 sessions is required. You may Tuesday mornings from 9:15 am to 11:15 am in the Brisson also be in need of marriage prepara on as part of this Room at St. Joseph Center. The study will run through process. To sign up, please go to the Welcome Desk a er May. The series is entitled Unlocking the Mystery of the Mass. Bible by Jeff Cavins and Sarah Christmyer. This 8-part study La úl ma oportunidad para inscribirse es el 21 de febrero. (30-minute sessions) provides the easiest way to Tendremos un curso en español de 5 semanas para adultos understand the Bible. Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible católicos bau zados que necesitan confirmación y / o makes the complex simple. It helps you uncover the story primera comunión. Las sesiones de formación comenzarán woven throughout Scripture so that you can get the "big el martes 26 de febrero de 7:00 pm hasta las 8:15 pm y picture" of the Bible and understand what it is all about. con nuarán por 4 semanas en el Centro Centro de San The Bible is a story about the Father's unfailing love for you José (St. Joseph Center). La asistencia a las 5 sesiones es - a love that you are now called to share with others. You requerida. También es posible que necesite su preparación will: para el matrimonio como parte de este proceso. Para 1)Make sense of the Bible and see how it relates to your inscribirse, vaya al Centro de Bienvenida después de misa. everyday life; 2) Discover the remarkable connections between the Old Catholic Chari es Offers English Classes and and New Testaments; Ci zenship Classes – St. James Catholic Church 3)See how the sacraments, the Church and our entire Catholic Faith is rooted in Scripture… and much more! We offer English classes on Mondays and Wednesdays To sign up for this study and get materials, visit https:// 7pm - 9pm at St. James Catholic Church (830 W. Broad ascensionpress.com/studies/34824/registrations/new. For Street, Falls Church). Registra on for classes is on February more information see our website or contact Amy Winkler 25th and 27th from 7pm - 8:30pm in the school (door 16). at 703.896.7414/ [email protected].
Classes begin March 4th, 7pm – 9pm.The cost is $60 for Weekly Scripture Study English classes and $100 for Ci zenship classes for the Li le Rock Scripture Study Mondays 10-11:30am in St. semester and includes the textbook. We only accept cash. Joseph Center For more informa on call Hogar Immigrant Services at Men’s Faith & Scripture Study Mondays 7-8:30pm in 571-208-1572. School Library
Liturgy/Ministry of Care | Gerard Hall [email protected], 703-896-7411
One of the Church's earliest traditions is to burn candles to offer prayers to God. The Sanctuary Candle (the red candle by the Tabernacle in the church and chapel), & the blue votive candle in honor of Mary (next to the Our Lady of The week of February 17th: Good Counsel Statue in the chapel) are available on a weekly basis starting on Sunday. The Votive Candle near the Statue of Our Lady of Good Counsel in the chapel will burn For a donation of $25, you have the opportunity to have in memory of Mary Grace Stilling. the candle burn for a week in memory of a deceased loved one, for a celebration or for a special intention. The intentions will be noted in the bulletin. Sign up at http:// www.olgcva.org/liturgy-worship/.
Development/Fellowship |Amy Schlanger [email protected], 703-896-7424
The Wildcat Fund - A Foundation for Annual Giving at OLGC School
"The Lord delights in every little step you tradition at OLGC. Teachers challenge students to take." - St. Francis de Sales become confident, faith-filled, life-long learners, transforming them into the leaders of tomorrow. As a community, we are each called to offer our time, talent, and treasure in many ways. The Wildcat Fund will: We now invite you to reflect on the impact - Recruit, recognize, and retain faculty and staff that OLGC has had on your life, whether as a - Advance technology & innovative classrooms student, parent, alumni, or community - Address the needs of our growing campus partner, and support a new investment in the mission of - Deliver need-based tuition assistance our school. What steps will you take to answer that call? How will you give back? Go to our website www.olgcschool.org/wildcatfund or contact Amy Schlanger, Director of Development, at 703- Cultivating faith while achieving academic excellence is a 896-7424 for more information.
We Are Called 26th Annual Auction Gala benefiting Our Lady of Good Counsel Church and School March 23, 2019—McLean Hilton Called to Love ~ Called to Celebrate ~ Called to Give RSVP to https://one.bidpal.net/called/ticketing(details:ticketing- summary)
Dinner Menu Marinated Mamas and Papas - Calling all home cooks! Do you love to cook? Cocktail Recep on and Silent Auc on: Marinated Mamas (and Papas) needs you! Butler-passed Hors D'oeuvres Be a part of a fantas c OLGC Tradi on. Each First Course: year, the auc on offers a chance to win Baby Romaine Wedge, Onion Brulee, Sun Dried Tomato, Country dinner delivery for up to 6 people once a Croutons, Chives, Pecorino Cheese, Creamy Garlic Dressing week throughout the school year! Dinner is Entrée: home-cooked by wonderful people like you! Beef Short Rib & Shrimp Each cook will make dinner twice in the year Onion Jam, Potato Croque e, Charred Romanesco, Carrot Puree, Herb and deliver it to the winning family. Since its Reduc on beginning, Marinated Mamas (and Papas) Vegetarian op on available (please request PRIOR to the event): have raised over $50,000 for OLGC! For Quinoa Herb Cake more informa on, contact Amy Schlanger at Roasted Vegetables, San Marzano Tomato Broth [email protected], or 703-896-7424.
Dessert: Chocolate Praline Dome Rus c Berry Tart
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Meet Me at the Movies The February 27th feature at the and performers who all fit squarely into the "it's Bow Tie Cinema in Reston Town Center is "Old Man and complicated" category! The cost for non-residents is $55. the Gun" (2018). This movie is based on a true story of The bus will leave at 6:45pm from the Associa on Forrest Tucker and his audacious escape from San Quen n Headquarters, 12001 Sunrise Valley Dr. in Reston, VA at the age of 70 to an unprecedented string of heists that (20191) for the 8:30pm performance. Register via your confounded authori es and enchanted the public. It stars Reston WebTrac account or contact Ashleigh, 703-345- Robert Redford, Ben Affleck, Sissy Spacek and Danny 6577. Keep in mind there is now a $2.95 convenience fee Glover. Door opens at 9:15am, free coffee and donuts are when paying with a credit card online or over the phone. available. Door prizes will be awarded at 10am followed by To avoid the fee, you can mail your check to Reston the film. Park in either the Green or Blue garage and get a Associa on at the address listed above. voucher for free parking at a kiosk located in the lobby of the theatre. There's no charge for the movie, brought to Free Tax Prepara on Every year the AARP Founda on, in you by the Reston Associa on. conjunc on with the IRS, offers "Tax-Aide." This is a program which provides free federal tax return You're Invited NARFE Chapter 1116 (Vienna-Oakton) prepara on and e-filing through April 15 by volunteers invites you to a end their next mee ng on Tuesday of this cer fied by the IRS. Although the program has no income week, Feb. 19, at 1pm at the Vienna Community Center. limits, Tax-Aide clients are generally low and middle The guest speaker will be Laurie DiRocco, Mayor of the income taxpayers. You don't need to be an AARP member town of Vienna who will give a report on the latest Vienna to take advantage of this service, which is available to Town Projects. There's no charge, and refreshments will be taxpayers of all ages, with special a en on to seniors. served. All members and guests are welcome! Taxpayers need to bring a photo ID; Social Security cards for themselves and dependents; a copy of last year's tax Coloring & Classical Tunes Fresh from the Vienna return and all tax documents they have received including Community Center is this relaxing me that takes place on but not limited to W-2s, Social Security benefit statements, the 3rd Wednesday of each month from 1 - 2pm. Coloring 1099 interest, dividend, and pension/IRA statements, may sound like a simple ac vity, but many people are brokers' statements and W-2Gs for gambling winnings. discovering that engaging in crea ve ac vi es like coloring Self-employed individuals should bring informa on about can improve health. It's a quick way to help you relax, the earnings and expenses of their businesses. Also relieve tension and socialize. And it's fun! Coloring pages necessary, for those who itemize deduc ons, are and a variety of colored pencils will be provided, while documents and records concerning outlays such as classical music plays in the background. Give it a try! mortgage interest, real estate tax, personal property tax, medical expenses and charitable contribu ons. The closest Learn about the Tax Cut of 2017 Vienna Parks & loca on in our area for receiving free tax prepara on is Recrea on (VCC) is planning a lecture on this Jobs Act Sun Trust Bank, 515 Maple Ave. E, Vienna on Mondays- which affects every one of us. This program is designed to Fridays from 10am - 2pm. There's also a travel team provide an overview of the changes and implica ons to available for the homebound: call 571-766-6268 for your financial planning. Topics include re rement planning, informa on. Another convenient loca on is the Providence educa on savings, charitable giving and special ideas for Community Center located at 3001 Vaden Dr. in Fairfax the self-employed. Presented by Greg Bernard of the (near the Vienna Metro Sta on). They will be open for Founda on for Personal Financial Educa on, it will take business Saturdays from 9:30am - 1:30pm. place on Wed., Feb. 20 from 10-11 am at the VCC. Thinking of Buying a Re rement Home? Don't miss this New Trip On Thurs., March 21, The Reston Associa on is free presenta on at the Vienna Community Center on Feb. sponsoring a trip to the Barns at Wolf Trap to enjoy an 26 from 10 - 11am. Should you buy or build? Bigger or evening full of the fast-paced entertainment Ne lix can't smaller? Where? Why there? Senior Real Estate Specialist provide. "It's Not You, It's Me," presented by The Second Robin Jenks-Vanderlip will answer all your ques ons! City is a comedy performance that takes shots at heartbreak, missed connec ons and the mire of human Elder Wisdom The world tells you to hurry. Art tells you rela onships. You'll find something achingly familiar to to take your me. Always listen to the art! (Junot Diaz) laugh at, thanks to comedy's newest genera on of writers Diocesan News
Men, Stir Up the Power Within! All Catholic men in the Diocese of Arlington are invited to the 2019 Men's Conference on March 9 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Herndon, VA. The conference is an annual gathering of more than 700 men in the diocese for a day of faith talks, Holy Mass and panel discussion with speakers and Bishop Michael Burbidge. This year's theme is Power Within: The Secret Strength of a Deeper Interior Life. Speakers include Matt Birk, former football player for the Baltimore Ravens, an outspoken Catholic and pro-life advocate; and Fr. Donald Haggerty, priest of the Archdiocese of New York and author of best-selling books on the interior life. Register at www.arlingtondiocese.org/men. Slots fill up fast, so register well in advance. We will be carpooling from OLGC. Contact Brian Davenport or Tom White at [email protected].
The 2019 Bishop’s Lenten Appeal Commitment weekend is March 2 & 3. The projected alloca on of funds can be found in the mailed brochure or at the link below. For instance 18% of the funds raised will go to support Seminarian Educa on, Voca on Awarenss & the Diaconate Program. 13% supports Catholic Chari es, parish subsidies and other charitable works that assist people in need. A video presenta on addressing Diocesan financials and Church abuse crisis, and the BLA can be found at: www.arlingtondiocese.org/BLA2019video/
A Salesian Perspec ve: 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time
A barren bush in the desert or a tree planted by running able to be more like God in caring for the lowly around us. water – which of these images reflects your choices in life? Then we can be good news to our brothers and sisters. Have you chosen to trust other people or are you trus ng in the care of the Lord? During this ordinary me of the year, we are being taught about being be er disciples. We are being taught to grow Jeremiah reminds us that, if we choose to trust in the Lord, in more confident trust in God – that God is loving us and then together we can face whatever life brings to us. God is caring for us at every moment as his children. with us, nourishing us even in the heat and drought of daily living. St. Francis de Sales offers us an image that we can take to prayer each day: Jesus asks us to take our trust in the Lord with us into our world and find ways to share it with the less fortunate – “In all your affairs lean solely on God’s Providence, by people who are poor, hungry, suffering and alienated. means of which alone your plans can succeed. Imitate a Jesus’ presence and message is meant for those who are li le child, whom one sees holding ght with one hand to ready and willing to focus on God rather than themselves, its father, while with the other it gathers strawberries or in order to experience the blessings of God given through blackberries from the wayside hedge. Even so, while you others rather than holding on to the good things of life for gather and use this world’s goods with one hand, always themselves. let the other be fast in your Heavenly Father’s hand and look round from me to me to make sure that He is When you and I have learned to trust in God’s care, we are sa sfied with what you are doing, at home or abroad. willing to share whatever we have with the poor, to give Beware of le ng go, under the idea of making or receiving whatever nourishment we can to those who are hungry, to more—if He forsakes you, you will fall to the ground at the bring moments of joy and care to those who suffer, and to first step. When your ordinary work or business is not welcome into our circle of friends people who feel le -out. especially engrossing, let your heart be fixed more on God As disciples of Jesus, we are to be evidence of the kingdom than on it; and if the work be such as to require your of God present among us – by the way we live each day. undivided a en on, then pause from me to me and look to God, even as navigators who make for the haven they When we have learned to accept our own poverty, hunger, would a ain, by looking up at the heavens rather than sufferings and aliena on as human beings and are open to down upon the deeps on which they sail. In so doing, God the many ways that God’s care has touched our lowliness will work with you, in you, and for you, and your work will and drawn us into his circle of friends, then we are be er be blessed.” We pray for... those in the military or the support forces overseas. May the peace of God's presence and our concern for them give them strength, and may they return in safety: Maj. John M. Arehart; Col. Kevin Baker; Pfc. Alex Cali; James Cooper, USMC; Jeff Davis; Sgt. Victoria Decker, USMC; Maj. Matthew Dunphy; 2nd Lt Owen Durham; 1st Lt Sean Fitzgerald; Sgt. Mark Govoni, USMC; Maj Mike Hague; Sgt Patrick Henry; SSgt Dennis Jeffers; Cpl Larry Johnson; Sgt. Natalie Johnson; Capt. Sean P. Kane, USMC; Chris Kelley; Lt. Col. Mark C. Kustra; Erik Kukkonen; PO Kristi Lanstra; 1st Lt Michael Linza; Lt Justin Magula; Michael B. Manville; SSgt. Christopher Margoupis; Capt. Kenneth P. Mateo; Sgt. John Brian McConnell; 1st Lt. J. A. McClellan; Lt. Col. Phil McGovern; Chip McElhattan; Col. John A. Mitchell; Cpt. Shaun Negron; Cpt. Mark O’Neill; Cpl. Eric Palm; Sksu Thomas Pavlica; Sgt. Terence Po er; Gen. Bob Ranck; Lt. Brad Siragusa; Capt. Emily Hanlon Smith, USAF; MIDN Colin Snyder; Sgt. Victor Szalankiewicz; LCpl Victoria Taylor, USMC; Chief Petty Officer Dan Tisinger; Lt. Sean Ward; LCpl Chance White; Major John Wilde; Cpt. Christopher Wilkinson; Lt. Johnathan Willis; CDR Margaret Vasak Wilson; Spc. Marc Zacaharias; LCpl. Arturo Zamudio.
We Pray For The Sick
Pray for the sick (enfermos) in our parish, especially... Sena; Kevin McGrail; Greta K; Sharon O’Connor; Carolyn, Anne Kramer; Mary R. Kennedy; Florence Ehrhardt; Mary Ann Via; Joe; A. Marie; Maria Geigel; Leo Cuccias; Maria; Stephen; Silvia Leslie Hatch; Charlo e Hess; Jake Wheeler; Connie; Thomas; Diana Lang; Kay Dodson; Dolores E.; Donald; Isabella Carolina Pe t; Joshua Kopp; Pete Lambert; Lisa J. Smith; Robert Rosato; Elizabeth S.; Violette Ettle; Jim Dingell; James & Patricia & Norma Raffaele; William Hennigan; Michela Farrauto; Joseph Harris; Michael Stasik & Family; Pat Stangler; Pam; John Falco; Mel; Cathy Miller; Mary Ann Dolechek; Harriet Mudge; Sanbrailo; Joseph Dubill; French & Lucia Boone; Ron & Sarah Todd Smith; Ervin Daigle; Dick Calvert; Ginger Connelly; Marjorie Zafonte; Stephanie; Nancy Richey; Mary Sestak; David; Kathy; KL; & Paul Hausmann; Paula Rogers; Leah Evangelista; Harper JH; Nick W.; Matt; Marie Sena; Dorothy; Cheryl Billingsley; Jim; Whitemore; Rosalie Ryan; John Davis; Elizabeth P.; Jeff Gilmour; Ed Zdancewicz; George; Michael Bogdon; Georgette Burke; Dale Jennifer; Gail Baldonado; Gwyneth Eby; Joel Rivera; Taylor Underwood; Patricia Kleifges; Dolores Cippel; M.M.; B. Marie; Frondoso; Doha, a vic m of violence; M.S.; M.S.C.; Marissa Rita Dwyer; Katherine Vogler; Karl Lesher; Karen Richardson; GS; Rauch; Gabriel; Dr. Imelda A. Carin; Cindy Cummins; Richard Catherine Nguyen; Ana Dunk; Catherine Foresman; WFC; LD, PF; Ballard; Adrian Keyes; Pepe Carreras; Purdum & Mar n Family; Gloria & Martin Liebrand; Maria Petit; Steve Nugent; Joyce; Will; Ruth Eversmeyer; Marianne Schmidt; Jackie LeMaster; Karen F.; L.B.; Ann; Laurie; Lisa D; Gloria Scalzilli; Grayson Galuski; Molly Hobert K. McDowell, Jr.; Maddie Respicio-Caba c; Penny Murphy; Nancy Butler; Lisa; Joe & Ki y Murphy; Russell; Shirley Worthen; Jacob Ferinde; Mrs. Kyker; Chris Davis; Ellie Schroeder; Keyes; Arlene Fitzpatrick; MCF; Allan H.; Liz R; MA, Mary Ellen Rhys Nantz; John Wheeler; M. Chris; Beng Davis; Tom C.; Carolyn Alberts; Andrew Larkin; Rick & Kathleen Mikszan; Rose Kea ng; Pointer; Patricia McCarthy; Allan McCauley, Michelle Solomon; Kathy Tardiff; Sharon Mussomeli; Kathy; Eugene Pronko; N; MJC; Joanne Kosanke; John H; Claire McCarthy; Jim Jones; Debbie ACC; David N.; Emma DiTullio; Anne Kaplan; Jim Lewis; Loan McConnell; John A. Murphy; Johnny Williams; Roel Lim-A-Po; Nguyen; Nick Cindea; Chris; Rob Allred; Mark J.; Fran; Eliza Ralph; Eugene & Joan Prosack; Bill & Mary Thigpen; Rory; Gary; Luddy; Marvel Cole; Anna Franco; David Novak; Patricia Peter Daigle; Anne Rhodes; Ray Smith; Nancy Mullan; Patsy Susemihl; Troy Boone; Emelda Rodriguez; LK; CH; Stephanie; Frazier; David Riordan; Carla Chappell; Sean Larkin; Allan & Mitchell J. Karlowicz; Jairo Samuel Hernandez; Bailey; Judith Claude Afrow; B. Marie; Noah Strater; Denise Winters; Richard Hersey; Mary Pillipchuk; Anna Nicolosi; Ed Cacciapaglia; Mary M; O’Brien; Lisa Sobajian; Armando Litonjua; Beth Fielder; Connor Be y; Fred Vogler; Bonnie Kustra; Adelene Absalon; Jim; Edward Long; John & Brenda Olsen; C.T. Owens; Tom; Kevin; Alba; Gelda Madocks; Jim & Gerry Kelly; Jim Caldwell, Sr. Flores; Brenda McGovern; Marissa Rauch; Mía Noemí Augment; Penny McGinn; John Main; Ma Dwyer; Leesa Heisc; Carlo The sick (enfermos) among our friends and relatives, especially Hernandez; Evelyn Hernandez, Raffy Karaan; John Gallagher; Kathy Myrah; Margaret Johnson; George Stoupkis; Tom W.; Patricia Sos; Betty Appel; Kathy Lowry; Brian Kasten; Rose Theresa Koch; Ai Nguyen; Kathleen Myrah; Frank Hern; Donohue; Barbara Yount; Maureen Cotter; Lucile Viscardi; Catherine Gurley; Doris Van Lieu; Pa y Whitner; Sydney S; Angie Winnie Ramey; Kathi Froelke; Francis DePaola; Georgio Starace; Solomon; Kay Wickham; Bonnie Carolan; Patricia A. Kifolo; ACW; Nancy Brissette; Diane & Nickolas Starling; Emmett Sullivan; Julie Mark Wilson; Brenda McGovern; Al Montanaro; Jenna Shareef; Hallahan; Frank & Margaret Degano; Barbara McMonigle; Tyson Faircloth, Sr.; Tracy M.; Maureen H.; Ward L.; Bishop Connie Richards; Jan Ahart; Madeleine Filan; Laura Blicharz; Michael Burbidge; Marianna Helman; MW.; Andy Anderson; Christopher Kneczevski; Cayden Starace; Ka e Collins; Patricia J. Susan & Howard Whetzel; Shari Norberg; Sima F; Martha; David Wood; Lauren Billingsley; Karen Schmidt; Tara Neider; Isabel Saffelle; Lorre Williams; Elaine Curry; Joan & Edgar Pepper. View Our Parish Supporters at www.DiscoverMass.com DOUG BYRNES REALTOR® C:703.966.8824 O:703.564.4000 [email protected] LIFELONG RESIDENT www.DougByrnes.com OLGC PARISHIONER
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