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371400.Bulletin for January 25, 2015.Pub St. Jane Frances de Chantal Church PASTORAL TEAM SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE Rev. Msgr. Stephen J. Radocha, V.F., Pastor Saturday Vigil: 5:00p.m. Rev. Bernard J. Ezaki, Parochial Vicar in church. Rev. John F. Rother, Parochial Vicar Sunday: 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. in church. Mr. Robert W. Rodgers, Permanent Deacon Holy Day Vigil & Holy Day: Consult Bulletin Mr. Ray Raymundo, Permanent Deacon Mr. Gene Schroth, Permanent Deacon NEW PARISHIONERS: Registration/Parish Membership. Mr. Stephen Synoracki, Permanent Deacon Welcome to St. Jane’s. To register in the parish, please call the Mr. Kevin Wasielewski, Permanent Deacon Parish Office and make an appointment with one of the Mrs. Kelly DeRaymond, Director of Adult Religious Formation priests. If you are moving, please call or stop at the Parish Of- Mr. Kevin Kimmel, Director of Children’s Religious Formation fice. Mrs. Mary Loch, Director of Music LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION AND CERTIFICATES: Ms. Donna Dillon, Director of Liturgy Issued only to parishioners who are officially registered in the Mrs. Noreen McDonough, Business Manager parish for one month prior to requesting the certificate and Mrs. Marybeth Okula, Principal of St. Jane’s School & practicing their faith. Submit requests in writing to the Parish Director of St. Jane‛s Pre-School Office by mail. Mrs. Suzanne Nerone, Senior High Youth Ministry RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Grades 1-6: Wednesday & Thursday 4:30pm - 5:45pm PARISH DIRECTORY AND BUSINESS HOURS Grades 7-8: Sunday evening MONDAY-FRIDAY CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS: For those interested in PARISH OFFICE - 4049 Hartley Ave., Easton, PA 18045 the Catholic Faith, please call the Parish Office. 610-253-3553 - Fax 610-253-5711 Parish Website: www.stjanesofeastonpa.com BAPTISM: Celebrated most Sundays after the 12:00 Noon Mass. Contact the Parish Office for availability. A Baptismal RELIGIOUS EDUCATION - 610-253-7794 Workshop is conducted at 7:00 p.m. in the Msgr. Gobitas Meeting Room on the first Tuesday of each month. Preregistra- SCHOOL - 610-253-8442 /Hours, 700 a.m.-3:00 p.m. tion for Baptism and the workshop is necessary. Sponsor cer- tificates must by received by the parish before the Baptism is PRE-SCHOOL - 610-253-8442 scheduled. Hours 8:45 am - 11:15am, 12:15pm - 2:45pm MARRIAGE: Engaged couples are encouraged to meet with PRAYER CHAIN - 610-758-8484 their parish priest at least one year in advance of their proposed wedding date. Please call the Parish Office to make PREGNANCY SUPPORT SERVICES - 1-888-LIFE-AID an appointment. Official registration in the parish for one month prior to making arrangements is necessary. DIOCESAN VICTIM ASSISTANCE COORDINATOR Ms Wendy S. Krisak M.A., NCC, LPC RECONCILIATION: Wednesday evenings 8:00-9:00 p.m. and Direct Telephone - 800-791-9209 every Saturday 3:45-4:45 p.m. or by appointment. SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Please inform us DIOCESAN SAFE ENVIRONMENT COORDINATOR of the sick and shut-ins. Sister Meg Cole, S.S.J., M.S., LMFT 610-332-0442 ext. 2019 ST. JANE FRANCES DE CHANTAL CHURCH JULY 12, 2020 EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA My Dear Parishioners, Life is a matter of atti- tude. The great motiva- tional speakers tell us that. And today’s Gospel lesson extends that idea to our lives of faith. When it comes to the Chris- Saturday, July 11—Saint Benedict tian life, having the right attitude makes all the difference in the world. 9:00 Thomas (Ummy) Umholtz Vigil: Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Jesus is teaching by the Sea of Galilee. The large 5:00 Gregory Werner crowd presses in on him and so he takes to the Sunday, July 12—Fifteenth Sunday in Ordi- boat. It becomes his pulpit. He tells the parable: nary Time “A sower went out to sow. And as he sowed, some seed fell on the path, and birds came and 9:00 Bessie Mosellie ate it up. Some fell on rocky ground, where it 11:00 Barbara Farmer had little soil. It sprang up at once because the Monday, July 13—Saint Henry soil was not deep, and when the sun rose it was 6:30 M. Doreen Meischeid scorched, and it withered for lack of roots. Some seed fell among thorns, and the thorns grew up 8:15 Eleanor Pakenham and choked it. But some seed fell on rich soil, Tuesday, July 14—Saint Kateri Tekakwitha and produced fruit, a hundred or sixty or thirty- 6:30 Michael Kulik fold.” Then he says, “Whoever has ears ought to 8:15 Catherine Volkman hear.” Wednesday, July 15—Saint Bonaventure He later explains the parable by saying that the 6:30 Peter J. McKeon soil is anyone who hears the message of God. 8:15 Margaret Jansky But sometimes we are shallow. At other times Thursday, July 16—Our Lady of Mount we may be hardened to the truth. We resist it. Carmel There are even times when we are momentarily 6:30 Anthony Rampulla enthusiastic, but we still don’t allow the word to take root. Sometimes the cares of this world af- 8:15 Janice Gemmell fect our attitude in accepting God’s word and we Friday July 17—Weekday allow those concerns to choke off its growth. But 6:30 Lorraine Finelli when the conditions are just right – when we 8:15 Ramon G. Rigonan have a right attitude – God’s word takes root in Saturday, July 18—Saint Camillus de Lellis our hearts and we live faith-filled lives – lives that produce a bountiful harvest of good deeds in 9:00 Margaret “Elsie” Schmiedeberg the world. Vigil: Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 Michael Foster Today’s parable invites us to question for our- Sunday, July 19—Sixteenth Sunday in selves which particular group we may fit in at this time of our lives. What is my attitude toward Ordinary Time Christ right now? The Sower continues to attempt 9:00 George T. Kresch to plant that seed in our hearts. May we be open 11:00 Paul & Marianne Singley to the word God is speaking to us and allow that word to continue to grow! Congratulations and Sincerely, God’s blessing to Msgr. Radocha Tom and Barbara Moran who celebrated their 50h Wedding An- niversary on July 11th. FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Procedures for Sunday Mass: We will resume celebrating Sunday Mass with a congregation in church beginning the weekend of July 4-5. It is important that we all maintain proper social distancing. Until further notice, we will preserve the schedule of Saturday Evening Mass at 5:00. Sunday Masses will be celebrated at 9 AM and 11 AM. These times have been chosen so that there is adequate time to sanitize the Church for the next group of people. 1.) Please wear a mask. The Church is a public place. Kindly arrive shortly before Mass begins. Time will be needed to sanitize pews before Mass. Please enter through the doors which will be propped open. In this way you can avoid contact with door handles. 2.) There will be some hand sanitizer available in the rear of the church. We strongly recommend, however, that you bring your own hand sanitizer so as to avoid contagion from the pump bottles. 3.) To maintain social distancing, every 2nd pew has been closed off. While families and married couples may sit together, please do not sit closer than 6 feet to the person next to you. 4.) Please use discretion in respecting other people’s boundaries and do not come closer than the recommended six feet. 5.) Please take a parish bulletin on your way into Church. Hymnals have been removed from the pews for safety sake. The words of the hymns and other worship aids will be included in our parish bulletins. Please take your bulletins home with you and do not leave them in the pew. 6.) Holy Communion will be distributed after Mass. The priest and deacon will distribute commun- ion from the rear of the church. After receiving communion, please do not return to the church. The church will need to be sanitized before the next group of people arrive. 7.) Please do not remove your mask until just ready to receive Holy Communion. We strongly en- courage that you receive communion in the hand as a sanitary measure. Communion on the tongue is permitted. 8.) The priest will have a bottle of hand sanitizer next to him. He may sanitize his hands between communicants if he feels it is necessary. 9.) We strongly recommend taking a few minutes after returning to your cars to make a thanks- giving after communion. Prayers will be printed in the parish bulletin. 10.) Please be conscious that after each Mass or any other gathering, the church needs to be san- itized. We ask that you be considerate to people doing this work by exiting the church immediately after Mass. Kindly do not leave anything in the pews or gathering area. Please do not congregate with anyone on church grounds after Mass. This would violate CDC guidelines. Thank you for your consideration. Please be safe! Please be respectful! On Sunday, October 25th of this year, our parish will celebrate the 100th anniversary of its founding. Our Bishop and parish son, Most Reverend Alfred A Schlert will be with us to preside at the celebration of a 3 PM Mass, and im- mediately following the Mass, we will come together for a celebratory dinner at the Blue Grillhouse on Easton Avenue. Tickets for this celebration will go on sale in the parish office this weekend, July 11-12.
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