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St. Joseph Catholic Church & School Diocese of Charleston ST November 1, 2020 ~ Solemnity of All Saints St. Joseph Catholic Church & School Diocese of Charleston ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH & SCHOOL Fr. Philip S. Gillespie, Pastor ~ [email protected] 1200 Cornelia Road, Anderson Phone ~ (864) 225-5341 FAX ~ (864) 225– 6432 Website ~ www.sjccs.net General Contact ~ [email protected] Mass Schedule Tuesday & Thursday 5:30 p.m. Wednesday & Friday 8:30 a.m. Saturday (Vigil) 5:00 p.m. Sunday 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Confessions Tuesday & Thursday 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Saturday, 3:15 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. or by appointment Eucharistic Adoration SY7_`J1 A AYY SJ` Wednesdays 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. First Fridays 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. N*7_,7 1, 2020 Religious Education “Rejoice and be glad, for your reward will be great K5 – Confirmation in heaven.” R Mt 5:12a Sunday 9:40 a.m. Church Hours Monday—Friday MISSION 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. We, the people of God at St. Joseph Catholic Church & School, acknowledge the mission of Holy Mother Church as seeking the Office Hours salvation of souls by making disciples of all nations—teaching them 1303 McLees Rd. Anderson all that Jesus Christ has commanded. (Mt. 28:19-20) Monday - Thursday 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Welcome Newcomers! Registration forms are available in the Friday 9:30 a.m. - Noon Narthex of the church or online at www.sjccs.net. 1 November 1, 2020 ~ Solemnity of All Saints St. Joseph Catholic Church & School Church Staff Week at a Glance Fr. Philip S. Gillespie, Pastor [email protected] Sun 11/1: 8:30AM & 11:00AM Mass Salvatore L. Cancello, Deacon [email protected] 9:40AM Religious Ed (School) Denise A. Thompson, Secretary [email protected] 9:40AM. Bible Study (Office) No Youth Group/Fall Break Jan Heithaus, DRE [email protected] Mon 11/2: 8:00AM Liturgy of the Hours Chris Cole, Director of Music [email protected] 5:30PM Mass for All Souls Day Alex Boyce, Youth Director [email protected] Tue 11/3: 9:30AM MMP Prayer School Staff Cenacle (Church) 12:00PM Adoration for Our Haymée Giuliani, Principal [email protected] Nation until 5:00PM Velia Perez, Administrative Assistant [email protected] 5:30PM Mass 6:00PM Confessions Linda McCormick, Bookkeeper [email protected] 6:00PM Liturgy of the Hours Giving Update Wed 11/4: 8:00AM Liturgy of the Hours 8:30AM Mass Church Weekly Budget Income $ 10,500.00 9:00AM Exposition & Adoration until 5:00PM Benediction Weekly Collection of October 25, 2020: Received In Office $ 8,918.00 Thu 11/5: 3:00PM Catholicism for WeShare Online Giving 10/21 10/27: $ 1,135.00 Dummies 5:30PM Mass $ 10,053.00 6:00PM Confessions 6:00PM Liturgy of the Hours Over/(Under) ($ 447.00) Second Collection of October 25, 2020: Fri 11/6: 8:00AM Liturgy of the No Second Collection Hours (Church) 9:00AM First Friday Eucharistic This Week’s Second Collection Envelope Collection: Adoration until 3:00PM 8:30AM Mass 10/31 M11/1 Saints Day (Parish) 10:00AM Bible Study 11/2 All Souls Day (Parish) (Office) Next Week’s Second Envelope Collection: Sat 11/7: 9:30AM CWS Meeting (Hall) 11/7 11/8 Guatemalan Mission (Diocesan) 3:15PM Confessions 5:00PM Vigil Mass Cost of New Organ: $ 148,599.00 New Organ Fund Donations as of Dec 31, 2019: $ 44,230.00 Sun 11/8: 8:30AM & 11:00AM Mass 9:40AM Religious Ed (School) WeShare Online Collection for September 2020: 9:40AM Bible Study (Office) (Regular Sunday Collection Previously reported in weekly totals.) 4:00PM Impact (Hall) Parish School Support $ 15.00 Utilities (Parish) $ 125.00 Bulletin Deadlines Catholic University (Diocesan) $ 35.00 November 22 November 29 December 6 $ 175.00 Materials Materials Materials due due due Thank you for your support & generosity! November 8 November 15 November 22 Please email: [email protected] Thank you to everyone who has started using our online giving for your donations. We truly appreciate your support especially during this time. We are pleased to offer the option of online giving in our parish. Look for the “WeShare” icon on our website: www.sjccs.net. Click on the icon and follow the link to our parish “WeShare” page for regular contributions, second collections, and special event donations! UPDATE: MASS ATTENDANCE AND GROUP MEETINGS. Effective June 15, 2020, Bishop Guglielmone has given parishes permission to increase our allowable capacity to 50 % for Masses. This increased capacity must comply with all guidelines previously established and continue the requisite social distancing to ensure the safety of all present. (See guidelines posted on the Church doors and at www.sjccs.net) Additionally, beginning June 15th we will be able to resume small group meetings on the parish campusM as long as all guidance regarding social distancing and sanitizing are followed. If your group would like to return to meeting please contact the church office to schedule. Please note that previously scheduled (standing) meetings will not be automatically resumed. You must contact the church office to be added to the Parish Calendar. We will be scheduling three months at a time for the remainder of 2020. 2 November 1, 2020 ~ Solemnity of All Saints St. Joseph Catholic Church & School Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed If you are ill or about to be hospitalized for surgery All Souls Day M Monday, November 2nd and wish to receive the Sacrament of Anointing of the 5:30PM Mass Sick, please call the parish office to make an appointment before hospitalization. In the event of an emergency, please call the parish office. All Souls day is not a Holy Day of Obligation, but it After hours & weekend emergencies M please press 1 is an important time to pray for the souls in when prompted. purgatory. Please add the names of your dearly Pray for the Sick departed to the Book of the Names of the Dead in the back of the Church and use the All Souls Day November 1: Ava Espinal, Bob Juno, Carol Schilling, Ciara Hodges, Ida Fernandez, Joan Hope, Kathy Fittro, Katie envelopes provided to make a memorial offering. Ridlehoover, Leif Hope, Peter Dupré, Steven Hodges, Marj Harvey, Marcia Harris, Ray Hamel, Steve Kelley, Tiffany All those listed in the book along with all the souls in Cardenas, Tillie McGuire, and Vince Price. purgatory will be remembered at all masses during October 25: Audrey Aragona Duffy, Barbara Rothmann, Buddy Roedler, Callie Eaves, David Laubshire, Dina Selice, the month of November. Dot Bismack, Geraldine Ryan, Katelyn Rothmann, Katrinka Scalise, Lori Rothmann, Mary Jo Schawe, Matt & Britany Bridwell, Baby Girl Bridwell, the family of Maximus Mass Intentions Robertson, Michael Hooks, and Sandy Rothmann. October 18: Adeline Glanowski, Anna Metz, Ben Rose, Bob Mass Schedule & Intentions Williamson, Brian & Liz Miskelley, Bruno Lombardo, 11/1 SUNDAY Solemnity of All Saints Debbie Lovely, Donald Black, Edward Tighe, Elizabeth 5:00PM Vigil +David Schwartz rb Bill & Wayne Morris Richey, Eric Barth, Florence Lombardo, Jane Sherman, 8:30AM For the People Kathy Silvers, Kat Arnsdorf, Kay Karels, Keith Crenshaw, Leonard Krolak, Lynn Herold, Michael Stein, Pam Whitt, 11:00AM +Stuart Daw rb Murray & Margie Daw Richard Bonner, Rose Sbrocchi, Rosemary Gregory, Sarah Rv 7:24, 914/1 Jn 3:13/Mt 5:112a Allen, Stuart Mackay, and Sue Sears. 11/2 MONDAY M All Souls Day Names will remain on prayer list for 3 weeks. To add 5:30PM All the Faithful Departed Souls in Purgatory a name or to maintain a name contact the parish office. 11/3 TUESDAY St. Martin de Porres, Religious 5:30PM + Sylvia Pino and Mamima rb Cary Infante Please pray for the repose of the souls of loved ones Phil 2:511/Lk 14:1524 who died recently: 11/4 WEDNESDAY St. Charles Borromeo, Bishop 8:30AM +Jean D. Langer rb Alice Hudson John “Jack” Stein, Parishioner. Phil 2:1218/Lk 14:2533 May the faithful departed be aided by our prayers. 11/5 THURSDAY Weekday in Ordinary Time Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord; 5:30PM Stacy Curtis rb Corey Curtis and let perpetual light shine upon them. Phil 3:38a/Lk 15:110 May they rest in peace. Amen. 11/6 FRIDAY Weekday in Ordinary Time/First Friday 8:30AM + Legionnaires rb Our Lady of Grace Praesidium Safe Environment Program Phil 3:17 4:1/Lk 16:18 11/8 SUNDAY Thirty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Joseph Church & School is committed to ensuring a safe environment for our children and for upholding the 5:00PM Vigil + Jean D. Langer rb William D. Langer “National Charter for the Protection of Children and 8:30AM + Bertha Fowler rb the Davis Family Young People” 11:00AM For the People of the Parish Wis 6:1216/1 Thes 4:1318/Mt 25:113 All Volunteers who serve at Masses (Ushers, Lectors, Sacristans, Eucharistic Ministers) and all parish office volunteers must undergo a background screening and complete Safe Haven online training. Prior to volunteering, “Jesus has made Himself the Bread of Life. the parish must receive the clearance paperwork back from Night and day, He is there. If you really want the Diocese of Charleston. to grow in love, come back to the Eucharist, Please see our website www.sjccs.net or contact the come back to that Adoration. “ parish office for forms. ~ Mother Teresa For more information on how to report an allegation of abuse go to http://www.sccatholic.org and click on “Child Come spend an hour with our Lord, Jesus.
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