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 St. John Neumann Roman A of the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington

 11211 Beauchamp Road Berlin, Maryland 21811 410R208R2956 (phone); 410R208R4584 (fax) 410R208R4580 (Assistant to the Pastor) March 9, 2020 www.stjohnneumannrcc.com parishoffi[email protected] Second Sunday of Office Hours: Monday thru Friday, 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM

 Pastor HOLY EUCHARIST (THE SACRIFICE OF THE MASS) Rev. Joseph MPR Cocucci Saturday (Vigil): 4:00 PM; Sunday: 8:30 AM, 10:00 AM, 11:30 AM  Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 8:30 AM Pastoral Associate David J. Kolesky No Mass on Wednesdays Deacon Charles A. Weschler Holy Days of Obligaon: As Announced in Bullen  Eucharisc Adoraon: Friday a er 8:30 AM Mass unl 10:00 AM Assistant to the Pastor  Mrs. Michele Hartley SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION  Director of Religious Educaon Saturday: 3:00 PM to 3:45 PM and by appointment. Mrs. Nancy Groves    Business Manager Please contact the Parish Office. Bapsms are celebrated on Deacon Charles A. Weschler Sundays, generally the first Sunday of the month.  Coordinator of Liturgical Music  Mrs. Josephine Cover MATRIMONY  Please contact the Parish Office at least one year in advance of Parish Bookkeeper desired date and prior to making any arrangements for the Mr. Andy Riley wedding recepon. Weddings are celebrated on Saturdays.  Front Office Receponists  Mrs. Cindy Schaffer CONFIRMATION Mrs. Mary Anne Weir Please contact the Director of Religious Educaon (410R208R2854)  for informaon. Confirmaon is conferred in the Eighth Grade. Facilies Manager  Mr. John Cosenno ANOINTING OF THE SICK  Parish Pastoral Council Please inform the Parish Office about parishioners who need this Mrs. Sheila Zimmer, Execuve Officer sacrament as soon as their illness becomes serious.   Parish Finance Council HOLY ORDERS Mrs. Mary Adair, Execuve Officer If you believe you are being called by God to serve the Church  Lay Trustees as a Catholic priest, please contact Father Norman Carroll,  Mr. David Cherry Director of Vocaons (302R573R3113) or speak to the Pastor; if  Mr. Buddy Sass you believe you are being called to the Diaconate, please call  Rev. John Grasing (302R573R2390). Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic School  (Grades PreRK3 thru 8) SACRAMENTALS 11242 Racetrack Road Berlin, MD 21811 For the renewal of marriage vows and the blessing of homes, (410) 208R1600 religious arcles, automobiles, boats, and other appropriate items,

Mrs. Kathleen Manns, Principal please contact the Pastor.   

SȱȹȾɄ JȿȸȾ NȵɅȽȱȾȾ RȿȽȱȾ CȱɄȸȿȼȹȳ CȸɅɂȳȸ

  Dear sisters and brothers in Christ,    Last weekend I spoke to you about procedures we are putting in place to prepare for the inevitable entrance of   the coronavirus onto the Eastern Shore and Lower Delaware scene. I want to thank you for your help in   keeping us healthy.     The World Health Organization (an agency of the United Nations) has issued the following “Protection   Measures for Everyone”:   Regularly and thoroughly clean your hands with an alcoholbased hand rub or wash them with soap and water; this kills viruses that may be on your hands.  Maintain at least 3 feet distance between yourself and anyone who is coughing or sneezing.  Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.  Cover your mouth and nose with your bent elbow or tissue when you cough or sneeze. Then dispose of the used tissue  immediately. Stay home if you feel unwell. If you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, seek medical attention and call in advance.  I want to recommend also that we seek the intercession of the as we ask God to spare us from the effects of this new virus. Specifically, I want to recommend to you St. Roch and St. Rosalie. St. Roch came from a noble family in Majorca; he lived in the 14th century. At age 20, his parents having died, he gave his entire fortune to the poor and went on pilgrimage to Rome. While there, he began to minister to victims of the plague that was ravaging Italy at the time. He himself was infected but recovered and was re- puted to have performed many “healing” miracles. When he returned to his native Majorca, he was misidentified and incarcerated; in fact, he died in prison and was only correctly identified when the coroner noticed a birthmark on Roch’s chest in the shape of a cross. Miracles were reported at hisintercessionafter his death and he is invoked against pestilence and plague.  We know very little about St. Rosalie. She was born in Sicily in 1130 and died there in 1166, living most of her short life as a hermit in a cave. Five hundred years after her birth (more or less), in 1624, Sicily suffered a terrible plague. During this hardship Rosa- lia appeared first to a sick woman, then to a hunter, to whom she indicated where her remains were to be found. She asked him to bring her bones to Palermo and have them carried in procession through the city. The hunter found her bones and brought them to Palermo, where the citizens processed with them around the city three times. The plague miraculously ceased.   We believe that those members of the Body of Christ who have gone before us continue to be concerned on our behalf and continue to want to help us. Let’s enlist these two saints to intercede for us.  O Blessed Saint Roch, patron of the sick, have pity on those who lie upon a bed of suffering. Your power was so great when you were in this world that through your intercession many were healed of their diseases. Now that you are in heaven, your power is not less. Offer, then, to God our sighs and tears and obtain for us that health we seek. (Repeat the next invocation three times): St. Roch, pray for us, that we may be preserved from all diseases of body and soul.  St. Rosalie, confessor and virgin, we pray to God for our families and friends. Through your powerful prayers, may we ob- tain health, life, and eternal salvation. We pray today especially for protection against the coronavirus and from all viral infections. O glorious virgin and confessor, St. Rosalie, I promise henceforth to remember and follow your example of faith and love. Pray for me and mine.  Father in heaven, we thank You for the communion of saints so that we can draw near to You through the prayers of St. Rosalie and St. Roch. Through their prayers, help us to remember that our destiny is heaven. As they gave up all things in this world for the sake of Your Kingdom, through their prayers, may we love more fully Your Son our Lord Jesus Christ, who together with You and the Holy Spirit are one God forever and ever. Amen.  May God keep us healthy, strong, and faithful as we make our way through this holy season of Lent.  In Christ Jesus,       Rev. Joseph MPR Cocucci, KHS Pastor 

2  SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT

Masses/Services for the Week   Saturday, 7 March Saints Perpetua and Felicity,  WWWJ@SJN    Martyrs (m)   8:30 AM Richard Kubatko  WHAT  Wednesday Walk With Jesus   4:00 PM People of the Parish WHEN  Every Wednesday in Lent beginning on Ash Sunday, 8 March SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT Wednesday from 3:005:00 PM.  8:30 AM  Maureen Malone   10:00 AM  Richard Troyer  WHERE  The church aisles of St. John Neumann will  11:30 AM  Anna Young Gaye be our labyrinth as we walk side by side with Jesus  Monday, 9 March Saint Frances of Rome, Religious  opening our hearts to Him alone.    (m) WHY  Want to walk in with your issues and walk out  8:30 AM Elizabeth Makowske with new direction? Tuesday, 10 March    8:30 AM Joe Smith HOW  Labyrinth walking is one of the simplest forms Wednesday, 11 March  of focused meditation.  Thursday, 12 March  A labyrinth is an important tool that can offer a spiritual  8:30 AM Katherine Mazan awakening. It is a help in discovering what God is calling Friday, 13 March us to do with our lives and depending on Him rather than  8:30 AM Lucy Magrone depending on ourselves, things and people outside. Saturday, 14 March     8:30 AM Jack Burke **Bring your children, if you’d like, so that they too  4:00 PM Lucy Cocucci may walk.  Sunday, 15 March THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT  8:30 AM  People of the Parish  10:00 AM  Joseph F. Giza MEET TRINH  11:30 AM  Maureen Malone  Trinh’s family are farmers in  Vietnam who have been affected SANCTUARY CANDLE by climate change. What would you do if your source of nutrition This week the Sanctuary Candle is burning  was threatened? How can we  for the intention of Jack Burke. support those whose livelihoods are vulnerable to weather? Visit crsricebowl.org for more. 

WEEKLY READINGS LENTEN DINNER

 Readings for the week of March 8, 2020  Soup, Salad, Pizza, and Fellowship! Sunday: Gn 12:14a/Ps 33:45, 1819, 20, 22  March 20, 2020    [22]/2 Tm 1:8b10/Mt 17:19   Monday: Dn 9:4b10/Ps 79:8, 9, 11 and 13 [cf. Ps  Serving 5:00 through 6:30 PM   103:10a]/Lk 6:3638 Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic School  Tuesday: Is 1:10, 1620/Ps 50:89, 16bc17, 21 and Admission: $10 ($5 children under 12)   23 [23b]/Mt 23:112   Wednesday: Jer 18:1820/Ps 31:56, 14, 1516 [17b]/ Please make your reservation at the Parish Office    Mt 20:1728 no later than Monday, March 16th. Thursday: Jer 17:510/Ps 1:12, 3, 4 and 6 [Ps    40:5a]/Lk 16:1931 Friday: Gn 37:34, 1213a, 17b28a/Ps 105:16   17, 1819, 2021 [5a]/Mt 21:3343, 4546  Saturday: Mi 7:1415, 1820/Ps 103:12, 34, 910, This Lent, walk with Christ   1112 [8a]/Lk 15:13, 1132 along the way of the cross.    Next Sunday: Ex 17:37/Ps 95:12, 67, 89 [8]/Rom  Stations of the Cross will be    5:12, 58/Jn 4:542 or 4:515, 19b26,  celebrated every    39a, 4042 Friday during Lent at 11:00AM.

3  SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT MARCH 9, 2020

 Help bring to the Light those who no  longer want to walk in darkness. Invite   those who have never been baptized or   who have been baptized in a non Catholic Christian tradition, as well as adult Catholics who have not been confirmed, to the inquiry ses- sions. For more information, contact Prayer to Saint Michael the Archangel Nancy Groves 4102082854 or [email protected]  Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. CLoW takes place after every Sunday at Be our protection against the wickedness  11:30 Mass. CLoW is for children ages and snares of the devil. PreK4M Grade 3, only. Might you be May God rebuke him, we humbly pray; interested in helping with this rewarding and do thou, O Prince of the heavenly host, ministry as a leader or an aide? Please  by the power of God contact Nancy Groves at 4102082854 cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits or [email protected] for more in- who prowl throughout the world  formation. seeking the ruin of souls.  LADIES LENTEN DAY OF REFLECTION

A Ladies Lenten Day of Reflection has been scheduled PARISH GROUPS for Friday, March 27 from 9AM to 3PM at St. Jude the Apostle Church, Lewes, DE. Marie Joseph, the Executive Director of the Legacy of Life Foundation with 17 years in Catholic education, will be the day’s highlighted guest speaker. Participants will have the opportunity to go to confession as well as Mass; there will also be time for group and personal reflection and adoration. Retreatants Divine Mercy  The prayers for the Three O'clock Hour of will also be offered a light continental breakfast and a Great Mercy, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy and Stations of the boxed lunch. Participants are required to register as space Cross are held each Tuesday morning following morning Mass. is limited. A suggested donation of $25 is requested to Come join us. defray the cost of the event. Lay Carmelite Community meets the first Tuesday of every  month at 9:00AM in the church library. Anyone interested, Please contact Nancy Seaver at 3026447300 for  please call Jim Walsh 3029459146. additional information and to register. The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul meets the second  Monday of the month at 1:00 PM in the church library. Are you LENTEN FOOD DRIVE or someone you know in need of help? The St. Vincent DePaul Society of St. John Neumann Parish is here to assist you. Please FOR DIAKONIA call the Parish Office at 4102082956 if you know of anyone The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is  who could use a helping hand.  Widows/Widowers Support Group  For everything there is a requesting your help to replenish the  season...a time to break down, and a time to build up; a time to Diakonia food pantry which serves the needy in our area. weep and a time to laugh; a time to mourn and a time to dance,  Bring your food donation to the Gathering Area the  (Ecclisiastes 3:14). Our widows/widowers support group  weekend of March 21st and 22nd before the scheduled invites you to join Cindy Ostrowski and Jo Alexander the  Masses. Food cards (such as Food Lion, etc.) would also second Monday of each month at 2:00 PM at Jo’s home. be greatly appreciated. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Please call Cindy (4102083858) or Jo (4102086424) for is grateful for your continued prayers and financial support more info. for the needy in our community.  A Prayer to My Guardian Angel

 Angel of God, my guardian dear,  Angel sent by God to guide me, to whom God’s love entrusts me here,  be my light and walk beside me; ever this day be at my side   be my guardian and protect me; to light, to guard, to rule and guide.  on the path of life direct me. Amen.      Amen.

4  MARCH 9, 2020

   Offertory Collection for February 29 & March 1   Envelopes   $ 7355 Confirmation 2020: Our next gathering will be our  Loose    $ 2068 regular monthly meeting on Sunday 15 March beginning Total    $ 9423 after the 11:30 am Mass. Please bring a bagged lunch. We Total EGiving N$5392   will end at 2:00pm.  Parents of 2nd Graders: Our next gathering will be for our church tour on 28 March for both guardian and child RAFFLE WINNER beginning at 9:15am. The tour will be followed by the  We congratulate Edmund Dombrowski, of Sacrament of Reconciliation. Millville, DE who was the winner of $210 on March 2, 2020.  Key Passage: Six days later, Jesus took with him Peter and James and his brother John and led them up a high ELECTRONIC GIVING mountain, by themselves. And he was transfigured be-  Are you tired of writing weekly checks and remembering fore them, and his face shone like the sun, and his your offertory envelope? Do you want to help our parish clothes became dazzling white. (Matthew 17:12) go GREEN and save on mailings, printings, postage, etc. Adult: How has your faith in Jesus transformed you? Then, sign up now for Electronic Giving. Many of our What difference does your faith in Jesus Christ make in families have taken advantage of this easy to use system your life? to contribute to our parish ministries. If you are  Child: How has the example of Jesus helped you  interested, please call Deacon Charles Weschler in our become a better person and a better Christian?  Business Office and he will sign you up! MarriageNSacrament of Enduring Love: A contract is an agreement based on distrust, a covenant is a commit- ATTENTION: A NOTE FROM THE DIOCESE ment based on trust. That’s why the scriptures continually REGARDING THE COVID-19 VIRUS refer to God’s covenant with humanity. Our Church refers   to marriage as a covenant between the two spouses and  God. It goes beyond a legal contract.  Parenting Pointers: Have fun with your children by jok-  ing about frivolous unlucky things that have happened in  your life. Then turn it around and talk about times when  you were really lucky. “Amid the growing concerns regarding the COVID19 virus, it is important to be mindful of common sense  practices that should be observed at all times. BASKET   PROJECT 2020  The faithful of the Diocese of Wilmington are urged to  observe standard precautions, including practicing good SPONSORED BY  hygiene, washing hands frequently and covering your RELIGIOUS EDUCATION mouth when sneezing or coughing.   Watch for the insert in next week’s bulletin. You will Parishioners are also reminded that if they are sick,  be bringing your basket donations to St. John  especially with flulike symptoms, they should stay home Neumann Church on or before March 29th and place for their own wellbring and that of others. If  your bag in the Gathering Area. Our youth will put parishioners are sick or suspect they are sick with a  the baskets together for delivery and pick up. Last year contagious illness, they are not bound by the Sunday we were able to make 100 baskets thanks to your  Mass obligation. The faithful should also be reminded generosity. Thank You!  that they should not receive from the chalice if they are feeling ill.”  The Diocese of Wilmington will continue to monitor all information and updates provided by federal, state and local government officials.  

5  MARCH 9, 2020 AROUND OUR COMMUNITY

From the desk of Kathleen Manns, Principal… Knights of Columbus News  4105247994 MBS is wrapping up Trimester II this week and 9901 Coastal Highway reports will go home the following week. The Knights of Columbus is an organization of Catholic men dedicated to the church and the community.For  information about membership call the number above.Our Lent helps our students realize that if we make a  meetings are the first and third Wednesday of each month at mistake, own it, we try not to do it again. This is 7:00 p.m.  the basic idea behind Lenten practices. We are Bingo is every Friday night.Doors open at 5:00 p.m., refresh- learning that our sins affect others so offering ments are available, and Bingo begins at 6:30 p.m.  kindness is a good way to show the dark we want The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus meet the to change in our hearts third Monday of each month at 2:00 p.m. at Columbus Hall.  Membership consists of practicing Catholic women over  eighteen. Come join us or call Joan DeMarco at 4102500963 We are currently accepting enrollment  for more information. applications for the 20202021 school year for  th students entering preK3 through 8 grade. There Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians M (LAOH) meet the are limited openings throughout our grades and third Tuesday of the month at 10:00 a.m. at St. Andrew Catholic we want to extend this information to our  Center, 144th Street & Sinepuxent Avenue, Ocean City. For supporting parishes. more info call Mary Rosenhagen at 2672103351.   Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH) meet at 10:00 AM at Have you ever wondered what an excellent 21st  Columbus Hall(100 Street in Ocean City MD) ondesignated century Catholic school education looks like? Do Saturdays, except in July and August. The AOH is an organizationofCatholic menof Irish decent. For membership you wonder if it’s similar to your Catholic school  and meeting information, contact PatrickGibbons at  education? Would you like to see how our  4102086122. students are learning in an environment that is The Polish American Club of Delmarva meets at the  rich in the arts and technology? Do you want to Columbus Hall from 24pm the second Wednesday of the see how our students practice reverence and  month. Come join us if you are of Polish or Slavic descent. No respect in all aspects of their education? We meetings June, July and August. Call Helen Sobkowiak 410723 would love to share all that MBS does to help 2639 or Maryann Lula 4102502548 for more information. shape the next generation. Please contact Amanda The Sons and Daughters of Italy in America Ocean City Evans, Director of Admissions, at 4102081600 Lodge is a fraternal organization of women and men of Italian for more information and to schedule your tour. descent. The Lodge promotes Italian customs and traditions, donates to local charities, awards scholarships to high school All are welcome. students of Italian descent and offers its members an exciting   variety of social activities. They meet at 7 p.m. on the first We have some fun and exciting events planned Thursday of the month (September M June, except for Decem- this month: ber) at Columbus Hall, 100th Street, Ocean City, Bay side,   behind St. Luke’s Church. For more information call Rita Tin- dall, Membership Chair, (4102089698) or visit the website, 3/13 Middle School Dance, MBS Cafeteria www.sonsofitalyoceancity.com. 3/17  St. Patrick’s Tag Day M Wear green to  support “MBS at Play” Playground. 3/19 Teacher’s “Twilight Retreat” 3/27 Teacher Professional   Technology Development Day You are invited to join us to view:  12:10 Dismissal  WITNESSES TO THE FAITH May God Bless all our families.   Fulton J. Sheen and Flannery O’Connor It’s a great time to be an MBS Dolphin! (Video Presentation  by Bishop Robert Barron)   4, 18, 25 March and 1 April 2020 

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