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April 26, 2020 April 26, 2020 St. Ann’s Parish Mission St. Ann Parish seeks Pastor ....................................................................... Rev. Timothy S. Reid ........... 704-523-4641 x222 the salvation of souls Deacon ................................................................. Rev. Mr. Thomas Sanctis ........ 704-523-4641 x223 through the Deacon .................................................................... Rev. Mr. Peter Tonon ........... 704-523-4641 x227 redemption of Jesus Director of Faith Formation & Evangelization ....... Sister Mary Elizabeth........... 704-523-4641 x231 Christ as revealed to Liturgical Ministries ................................................... Chris Brunhuber .............. 704-523-4641 x229 us in and through the Tricia Stevenson ............... 704-523-4641 x229 Music ............................................................................. Terese Rowe .................. 704-523-4641 x234 divinely instituted Facilities/Scheduling/Maintenance Supervisor ............. Savas Mallos .................. 704-523-4641 x233 Holy Catholic Maintenance ............................................................... Raymond Mosley .............. 704-523-4641 x233 Church. We invite Financial Administrator ............................................... Terry Alderman ............... 704-523-4641 x224 all to receive God's Administrative Specialist & Secretary to Fr. Reid ......... Marcy Rothe .................. 704-523-4641 x221 love as we give of ourselves in compassionate Liturgical Schedule Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. service. (Changes in the schedule noted inside) Closed 1:00 - 1:30 p.m. for lunch. Parish Office Hours Sunday Mass Schedule Weekday Masses Adoration Reconciliation Vigil Mass (Saturday): 4:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday: 7:00 a.m. Tuesday 8:00 a.m. through Thursday: 5:30-6:30 p.m. 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday: 6:00 p.m. (Mass in the Wednesday 5:00 p.m. Saturday: 3:00-4:00 p.m. Mass in the Extraordinary Extraordinary Form) Holy Hour: Form: 12:30 p.m. Friday: 7:00 a.m. (Mass in the Wednesday 5:00 p.m. Extraordinary Form) and 8:30 a.m. Third Sunday of Easter April 26, 2020 THIS WEEK AT ST. ANN + denotes deceased Fr. Reid will say Masses Privately Meetings & Events with these Mass Intentions (No more than 10 people allowed in any one space) Sunday 8:00 a.m. +Bernard Lavery Church is open 26th by Ann Lavery 10:30 a.m. Our parish family 12:30 p.m. Latin Intentions of Heidi Scharpenberg by Jan & Mike Colin Monday 7:00 a.m. Intentions of Leah Conner Church is open 27th by the family Tuesday 7:00 a.m. +Eva Niedopytalski Church is open 28th by Janice & Jim Ceresank Wednesday 5:00 p.m. Holy Hour Church is open 29th 6:00 p.m. Latin For St. Ann benefactors & their loved ones Thursday 7:00 a.m. Intentions of Jack Nobers Church is open 30th by the family Friday 7:00 a.m. Intentions of Josette Olsen Church is open 1st by the Rosamond family 8:30 a.m. Intentions of Kathryn Thigpen by Richard Saturday 4:30 p.m. Our parish family Church is open 2nd Sunday 8:00 a.m. +Verne C. Lewis Church is open 3rd by Nancy & Lou Picciola 10:30 a.m. Intentions of Dan McClintock by Anne McClintock 12:30 p.m. Latin Intentions of Cindy Lawton by Joe Lawton 2 St. Ann Catholic Church www.StAnnCharlotte.org Dear Parishioners, It’s been so edifying to see how quickly our Holy Communion Sign-Up Genius has been filling up! I’m so glad that so many of you are partaking of this opportunity, which we plan to continue for as long as we are unable to offer Mass publicly. While it’s neither ideal nor normal to receive Holy Communion outside of the context of Mass, the Church provides us a means for doing so in extraordinary circumstances – like our current crisis. Fortunately, we have two great deacons and some wonderful staff and ushers who are making this possible, so be sure to thank them when you see them. Moreover, it’s been a joy to see parishioners back on our parish campus! I’ve been very glad for the opportunity to visit with some of you, and to see you visiting with one another. Just be sure to practice social distancing while here at the parish so we can keep each other safe. If you are sick, belong to one of the populations of people who are especially susceptible to the Coronavirus, or are elderly, but still want to receive the Sacraments, please do not hesitate to call the office. I am willing to make home visits! And I will take all the necessary safety precautions. Obviously, the Stay-at-Home order has wrought havoc on our parish calendar. This is normally a very busy time of year for us. For example, we were supposed to have Confirmation this past week, and we were scheduled to have 1st Communion next weekend. As we do not know how long the shut-down will last, it’s difficult to reschedule events. But we have gone ahead and moved 1st Communion to Saturday, 30 May 2020 at 11am. That same day we will baptize and confirm those who were supposed to enter the Church at the Easter Vigil at our 4:30pm Mass. As for Confirmation, I’m encouraging all who were to be confirmed this past week to plan on being confirmed by Bishop Jugis at our Latin Mass Confirmation on 12 July 2020 at 12:30pm. While I know many of you would much prefer to be confirmed in English, this year we can’t be picky! In the meantime, please keep an eye on the parish website for updated information about parish events. If you haven’t yet signed up to receive the Friday 5 emails, please do so by calling the parish office (704- 523-4641, ext. 221) or by emailing us at [email protected]. This has become one of our primary means for communicating, and we want to keep you informed of all that’s going on. I also encourage all of you to sign up for online giving by visiting our website: https://www.stanncharlotte.org/ home/giving/#stewardship . In Jesus and Mary, Fr. Reid Fr. Reid’s homilies (audio & PDF) & the bulletins are posted on the website: www.StAnnCharlotte.org 3 Third Sunday of Easter April 26, 2020 Your Stewardship of Treasure 695 registered families Weekly YTD April 5, 2020 Actual Budget Actual Budget Weekly Collection 15,613.00 17,817.31 737,868.77 712,692.40 Other Revenue Streams: 51,672.85 96,154.00 Total Revenue: 789,541.62 808,846.40 YTD Surplus/Deficit: (19,304.78) DSA: 2020 Goal: 120,163.00 Pledged: 101,919.20 Received: 66,558.55 Donors: 126 Text Offertory Donations to: 704-360-5305 with the amount you would like to contribute (Example: 25). Text 5-year Plan Donations to: 704-360-5305 Amt/Space/Needs. You will be sent to a text with a link to register. Click on the link and enter your cardholder name and debt or card information. Once your registration is complete, you will receive a text verification and a receipt of your donation via email. THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY! Do we ever take Give Electronically at the initiative in www.StAnnCharlotte.org giving our time, talent, and Your pledge to the treasure, or do Diocesan Support Appeal we always wait to be asked? is shared with the educational, multicultural, vocational, housing, and Food Collections for the Catholic Charities social service ministries of Diocese of Charlotte Food Pantry are the the diocese. Thousands of people depend first and third weekends of every month. on your generosity. You may complete a The collection will the weekends: May 2nd pledge envelope and return it to the Parish -3rd, May 16th-17th, and June 6th-7th. Office or go to charlottediocese.org/dsa to make a gift online. Your will is a plan for the In this Sunday’s Gospel, as we hear the distribution of the assets story of the disciples on the road to you have accumulated as a Emmaus, we also come to know that our result of the God-given daily reaching out to our gifts you have received neighbor is our daily walk throughout your life. Thank with the risen Christ; we you for considering a gift recognize him in others. to our parish in your will. Thank you for your gift. 4 St. Ann Catholic Church www.StAnnCharlotte.org COMING EVENTS AT ST. ANN’S Bulletin Deadlines are: Tuesday, April 28th at 12noon for Sunday, May 3, 2020 Tuesday, May 5th at 12noon for II: Emmett Sills-Christina Mascali Sunday, May 10, 2020 9 May 2020 St. Mary Hudson, OH If you or someone in your family has an II: Andrea McElveen-Darin Brown upcoming surgery or is out sick and would like 9 May 2020 1:30 p.m. Holy Communion, call the parish office. Our HOPE Ministry helps with shut-ins and visits I: Leigh Balint-David Russell assisted living and homebound parishioners. 11 May 2020 Please call our parish office with the names, addresses and phone numbers. I: Michael Kokska-Dawn Robertson 16 May 2020 Year of St. Joseph Prayer To you, O blessed Joseph, do we come in our afflictions, and having implored the help of your The next Baptismal Preparation Class will be most holy Spouse, we confidently invoke your Sunday, June 7th, at 9:10 a.m. Please call the patronage also. Through that charity which bound parish office to sign up for this class. you to the Immaculate Virgin Mother of God and through the paternal love with which you SAVE the Date for Summer Catechesis 2020! July 20th-24th, 2020 from 9:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m. embraced the Child Jesus, humbly beg you Summer Catechesis is a week long day-camp at St.
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