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Saint Barnabas Roman Catholic Church “St Saint Barnabas Roman Catholic Church “St. Barnabas Roman Catholic parish, a welcoming and diverse Eucharistic community of faith and stewardship, empowered by the Holy Spirit and in response to Christ’s call to love and serve one another, seeks to bring all people to the knowledge of and union with God our Father.” 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time - July 23, 2017 Saint Barnabas Roman Catholic Church New Parishioners are wel- 109 Crescent Hill Drive comed and invited to join in PO Box 39, Arden, NC 28704 Telephone: (828) 684‐6098 our worship and many activi- Fax: (828) 684‐6152 ties. Please register after Sun- [email protected] day Masses or stop by the of- www.saintbarnabasarden.org fice. Parishioners who move Front Office Hours: are asked to notify the office so we can say a fond farewell Mon, Thur, Fri: 9:30 am ‐ noon and 1 pm ‐ 4 pm and assure you of our continued prayers. Tues: 9:30 am ‐ noon and 1 pm ‐ 2 pm Wed: Closed Diocese of Charloe Most Reverend Peter J. Jugis, J.C.D., Bishop Father Adrian Porras, Pastor Rev. Mr. Mike Stout, Deacon Rev. Mr. Rudy Triana, Deacon PASTORAL SCHEDULE CONFESSIONS Saturday 4:00 pm ‐ 5:00 pm Sunday 7:30 am ‐ 8:00 am VIGIL & SUNDAY MASSES Saturday 5:30 pm, Vigil Mass in English Saturday 7:15 pm, Vigil Mass in Spanish Sunday 8:30 am & 11:00 am in English HOLY DAY MASSES Vigil and Holy Days (See inside of bullen) DAILY MASSES (Check bullen and web for changes) Monday, Thursday, Friday: Morning Prayer (Lauds) 8:45 am Mass 9:00 am Rosary aer Mass Tuesday: (Distribuon of Holy Communion) 9:00 am Wednesday: Evening Prayer (Vespers) 5:45 pm Mass 6:00 pm Benedicon of the Blessed Sacrament 6:45 pm ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT IN THE CHAPEL Monday thru Friday 7 am unl 10 pm Saturday 7 am unl 4 pm Sunday 1 pm unl 10 pm Wednesday in the Church at 6:45 pm St. Barnabas Catholic Church · Arden, NC · July 23, 2017 Commissions and Council Heads Buildings and Facilies Larry Schmi St. Barnabas Staff & Contact Informaon Community Ministries & 828‐684‐6098 (p) ‐ 828‐684‐6152 (f) Peace and Jusce Susan Chitwood Ecumenism Open Fr. Adrian Porras Pastor Educaon and Formaon Donna James Ext. 301 [email protected] Evangelizaon/Communicaon Rob Girardi De. Mike Stout Deacon Liturgy and Worship Kerry Jambon Ext. 373 [email protected] Parish Life Open Finance Council Ken Marino De. Rudy Triana Deacon Pastoral Council Chris Messino Ext. 314 [email protected] THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM ‐ Bapsms are celebrated on Sundays aer the 11:00 am Mass. Parents must be registered in the Parish and have Mrs. Marilyn Jensen Business Manager aended a Bapsmal Preparaon Class, held the 1st Tuesday of each month Ext. 312 [email protected] at 7:00 pm in the Oscar Romero room, D Hall. Pre‐registraon for this class required. Call the church office to register. Bapsm should be conferred in Ms. Sheryl Peyton Director of Religious Education the first few weeks aer the birth of a child. Godparents must be praccing Catholics. Ext. 302 [email protected] THE SACRAMENT OF FIRST CONFESSION AND FIRST HOLY Mr. Simeon Willis Director of Youth Ministry COMMUNION ‐ Second grade is the normal me. One year prior Religious Ext. 303 [email protected] Educaon is required. THE SACRAMENT OF HOLY ORDERS ‐ Men should call the parish priest or Ms. Tiffany Gallozzi Director of Music the Diocesan Vocaon Director to help them discern their call to the Diaco‐ Ext. 310 [email protected] nate or Priesthood. Mr. John Psychas Organist THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY ‐ Couples should make an appoint‐ ment with the priest or deacon at the me of engagement and at least six [email protected] months in advance of any wedding date to begin preparaons. No date Ms. Suzanne Daley Secretary of Special Projects/Events should be set before that meeng so all canonical requirements are met. Ext. 307 [email protected] One party must be registered and an acve Catholic. All weddings take place inside the Church. Mr. Dan Alvarez Receptionist (Habla Español) ‐ M/Tu THE SACRAMENT OF THE ANOINTING OF SICK ‐ The anoinng of the sick Ms. Mary Ogle Receptionist ‐ Th/Fr can be administered to anyone suffering from a serious or chronic illness. Ext. 311 [email protected] Please call the church office to make arrangements to be anointed. In an emergency, please use ext. 1, leave a message with your name and phone Mr. José González Tribunal Advocate (annulments) number. You will be contacted as soon as possible. Ext. 305 [email protected] HOLY COMMUNION AT HOME ‐ Please call the Church office to make arrangements. St. Vincent de Paul Society or Compassionate Callers Ext. 308 Saint Barnabas Couples Club Knights Corner Council 8923 The Saint Barnabas Couples Club is a social organizaon that meets the first Tuesday of the month between 7:00 and 7:30 Grand Knight: pm in the Saint John the XXIII conference room (followed by Zach Carter: 828‐290‐9224 ‐ The Knights refreshments in the social hall). The purpose of the organiza‐ nd meet the 2 Tuesday evening of each on is for Couples that are members of Saint Barnabas to join month in JXXIII. together socially at different venues. If interested in joining 4th Degree: Joe Bolick, Faithful Navigator the Club or geng more informaon contact Don and Donna Hendricks, this year’s presidents. You can contact them at 828‐772‐1441 828‐684‐0883 or email them at [email protected]. Collecons and Financials Weekend of July 15 & 16, 2017 212 Families using envelopes (of 1,061 registered families) Total Aendance for weekend: 1,201 Offertory Budgeted + or ‐ Collecon Weekly Offering to Offertory Budget Totals for July 15 & 16, 2017 $11,997 $13,857 (‐$1,860) Envelopes and Checks $7,654 Electronic Giving $1,720 This month a poron of 2017 DSA Pledge Progress Report: the above will be donated to: July 17, 2017 Youth Envelopes $15 Non‐Envelopes & Visitors $2,608 Catholic Charies Goal: $80,320 Holy Day $0 Diocese of Charloe, Asheville Amount Pledged: $70,073 Vicariate Hispanic Ministry Offertory Total $11,997 St. Barnabas Charity Fund Pledges Paid: $48,562 St. Vincent de Paul Pledge Balance: $21,511 Building & Facilies $142 Catholic Campus Ministry Diocese of Diocesan‐Wide % to Goal: 103% Charloe St. Barnabas % to Goal: 87.2% Diocesan Collecon $0 ABCCM Women & Children’s Shelter Saint Barnabas Liturgical Schedule And Acvies For This Week Saturday, July 22, 2017 th Wednesday, July 26, 2017 Vigil: 16 SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME th 09:00 AM» Protecng God's Children Workshop » JXXIII Vigil: 16 SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 12:00 PM» Quinceaños/Quinceañera » Church 09:00 AM» Totus Tuus ‐ Grades 1‐6 » B Hall, SH, K1 04:00 PM» Confession » Church 09:00 AM» Totus Tuus ‐ Pre‐K/K » B Hall, SH, K1 05:00 PM» ESOL Class » C3, C4 11:00 AM» Confession for Totus Tuus parcipants » Church 05:15 PM» Hispanic Youth Group » JXXIII 11:30 AM» Mass (special me) » Int. of the Manion Family 05:30 PM» Vigil Mass in English » Int. of Glen Horecky (by the Schneider family) (by the Horecky family) 05:30 PM» Totus Tuus VBS Potluck (parish welcome) » SH, K1 07:00 PM» Hispanic Choir Pracce » Church 07:00 PM» Totus Tuus for MS/HS JXXIII » JXXIII 07:15 PM» Vigil Mass in Spanish » Church 08:00 PM» Totus Tuus Confession and Holy Hour » Church Sunday, July 23, 2017 Bookstore Open Thursday, July 27, 2017 th 16th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Aer Masses Vigil: 16 SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 07:30 AM» Confession » Church 09:00 AM» Totus Tuus ‐ Grades 1‐6 » B Hall, SH, K1 08:30 AM» Mass (English) » For the Home School Graduates 09:00 AM» Totus Tuus ‐ Pre‐K/K » B Hall, SH, K1 (by the Belanger family) 11:00 AM» Confession for Totus Tuus parcipants » Church 10:00 AM» Men's Small Group » Chapel 11:30 AM» Mass (special me) » † Helen Witkowski 11:00 AM» Mass (English) » Int. of the Totus Tuus Team and (by Ralph Witkowski) the parcipants 11:30 AM» Centering Prayer » C5 12:30 PM» Bapsm‐ Ahira Sanchez‐Lugo & 12:00 PM» St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry » JXXIII Miguel Cruz‐Quinon baby » Church 06:00 PM» Cub Scout Troop Meeng » B3, B2, B4 01:00 PM» Adoraon Chapel Re‐opens aer cleaning 07:00 PM» Totus Tuus for MS/HS JXXIII » JXXIII 07:00 PM» Boy Scout Troop Meeng » SH, PV, D5 Monday, July 24, 2017 Friday, July 28, 2017 Vigil: 16th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Vigil: 16th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 09:00 AM» Totus Tuus ‐ Grades 1‐6 » B Hall, SH, K1 09:00 AM» Totus Tuus ‐ Grades 1‐6 » B Hall, SH, K1 09:00 AM» Totus Tuus ‐ Pre‐K/K » B Hall, SH, K1 09:00 AM» Totus Tuus ‐ Pre‐K/K » B Hall, SH, K1 11:00 AM» Charity Kning & Crochet Group » LB 11:00 AM» Confession for Totus Tuus parcipants » Church 11:00 AM» Confession for Totus Tuus parcipants » Church 11:30 AM» Mass (special me) » Int. of the Totus Tuus Team 11:30 AM» Mass (special me) » † Beatrice Elisabeth Marks and the parcipants (by Nada & Frank Raube) 11:00 AM» Charity Kning & Crochet Group » LB 04:00 PM» St. Vincent de Paul » D4 07:30 PM» Sons & Daughters of Holy Mary » JXXIII 07:00 PM» Totus Tuus for MS/HS JXXIII » JXXIII Saturday, July 29, 2017 Tuesday, July 25, 2017 th th Vigil: 17 SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Vigil: 16 SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 11:00 AM» SVdP Food Distribuon to School Kids » JXXIII 09:00 AM» Totus Tuus ‐ Grades 1‐6 » B Hall, SH, K1 12:00 PM» Quinceaños/Quinceañera » Church 09:00 AM» Totus Tuus ‐ Pre‐K/K » B Hall, SH, K1 04:00 PM» Confession » Church 09:30 AM» The Divine Will Studies » JXXIII 05:00 PM» ESOL Class » C3, C4 10:00 AM» Al‐Anon Meeng » C1 05:15 PM» Hispanic Youth Group » JXXIII 11:30 AM» Communion (special me) » Church 05:30 PM» Vigil Mass in English » † Daniel & John DeAngelis 07:00 PM» Spanish Holy Hour » Church (by the DeAngelis & Ferrarini Families) 07:00 PM» Totus Tuus for MS/HS JXXIII » JXXIII 07:00 PM» Hispanic Choir Pracce » Church 07:15 PM» Vigil Mass in Spanish » Church This week we welcome Sunday, July 30, 2017 17th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Totus Tuus to St.
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