A ROMAN CATHOLIC COMMUNITY 1465 INCARNATION DRIVE CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA 22901 Office Phone: (434) 973-4381 Fax: (434) 973-1757 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.incarnationparish.org Fr. Gregory Kandt, Pastor ~ Fr. Edwin Montanez, Parochial Vicar Rev. Mr. Christopher Morash, Deacon ~ Rev. Mr. Thomas Healey, Deacon ~ Rev. Mr. Bernard Taylor, Deacon Growing in Christ and Living Our Faith through Relationships
June 12, 2016 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time Readings: 2 Samuel 12:7-10,13–Galatians 2:16,19-21–Luke 7:36-8:3 OFFICE HOURS: 8:30am–4:30pm Monday –Friday (Closed: 12:20–12:50pm daily) LITURGY SCHEDULE: Monday–Friday: Mass times on page 2 Saturday: 5:30pm Sunday: 9:00am, 11:30am & 4:30pm – English 1:30pm- Español Nursery: 9:00am, 11:30am & 1:30pm SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Saturday 4:30–5:00pm or by appointment Sunday 12:45-1:15pm (Español) or by appointment
PARISH TALK PARISH SUMMER READING! PRAYING WITH POETRY All teens and adults are invited to participate in Join us Monday, June 13 at our summer reading with the book Tattoos on the 7:00pm in the PAC for a Heart by Fr. Gregory Boyle, a Jesuit priest who presentation by former Incarnation staff member Rhonda does gang ministry in Los Angeles. The book is Miska. From the psalms of the Hebrew Scriptures to humorous, it is emotional, it is human, and it is 21st century spoken-word performance poems, poetry has real. And it's a great example in this year of served as a path of speaking to and of the Divine. We will mercy how no matter your past, God can do explore the works of poets including Mary Oliver, Rumi, and amazing things with your future. Copies can be purchased for Billy Collins, and participants will leave with writing prompts $15 after Mass or at the Sycamore Tree. and resources on using poetry to deepen their spiritual lives. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL: Rising K-5th graders are invited ADULT FORMATION OPPORTUNITY: In to hop on their horses and get on over to SonWest Roundup this Year of Mercy, it is good to reflect Monday-Friday, July 25-29 from 6:00-7:45pm. Out in the wide- upon the mercy that defines who God is in open spaces of our Parish, we’ll discover a colorful old town His inner life and how that mercy is where all the excitement of the Wild West awaits! There’ll be manifested to us. On June 19, between the food, games, music, crafts, and amazing morning Masses (starting at 10:15am), Fr. Gregory will offer true stories that point you and the kids to reflections on The Trinity in the Parish Activity Center. Grab a Jesus! So come on! Rustle up the kids, cup of coffee and come on over! All are welcome. BYOB: $25 per family, and head on over to Bring your own Bible! SonWest Roundup for a rip-roarin’ good time! Contact Marshalls, Erica & Lynette at 531-4986 or email: PRODUCE SWAP TABLE: The produce [email protected] for more information! swap table is back for another season, in the hallway adjacent to the Parish Hall. If CHRISTIAN FORMATION you have a garden (or wish you did), our parish has a produce swap table. For Lori Broadhead: [email protected] those who have too much of a particular home grown gift, they can drop extra at the table, and trade it for something from We would like to give a heartfelt someone else’s garden. If you notice something on the swap "Congratulations!" to the 100 children who table you’d like, and you don’t have anything to leave in its received their First Communion this year at place, feel free to give a goodwill offering in the donations jar. Incarnation. We pray that these children will Thank you for sharing the bounty of God’s creation! forever be blessed as they continue to trust God and grow in His grace. JOIN US FOR FOOD-FUN-FELLOWSHIP: Incarnation Night at BAJA BEAN on Tuesday, June 21, 5:00- 7:30pm, across from Sam’s Club. A portion of the Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament proceeds help support our Parish! Be certain to Thursday, 1:00 – 9:00pm tell your waiter you’re supporting Incarnation! CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION
WORSHIP The Church evangelizes and is herself evangelized through the beauty of the liturgy, which is both a Deacon Chris Morash: [email protected] celebration of the task of evangelization and the source of her renewed self-giving. MASS INTENTIONS: June 12-18 Pope Francis, The Joy of the Gospel #24 Saturday 11: 5:30 Carl DellaFave (Karen & Jim Lansing) “I no longer live, but Christ lives in me.” Is Christ inviting you to Sunday 12: 9:00 Elizabeth Anne Bokan let Him live in you through single-hearted service as a priest, (Karen & Jim Lansing) deacon or in the consecrated life? Call Father Michael G. 11:30 Gene Albro (Julie Zackrisson) DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN FORMATION Boehling, Vicar for Vocations, (804) 359-5661, or write: 1:30 Missa Pro Populo Patrick Drury: [email protected] [email protected]. 4:30 Missa Pro Populo Monday 13: 12:15 Teresa Kabo (Mary & Bill Balsam) YOUTH MINISTRY Tuesday 14: 12:15 Mary Olivia Abell (Pat & Patsy Abell) Wed’day 15: 12:15 Bobby Wood (Rita Vadney) John Kronstain: [email protected] Thursday 16: 12:15 The Rives THURSDAY NIGHT BIBLE STUDY new series on Paul: We Friday 17: 12:15 No Mass meet every other Thursday from 7:00-9:00pm in the Library Saturday 18: 5:30 Mark Sapino (Kim Puccini) BUSINESS MANAGER (June 16 & 30). Interested? Call Sharon Packett at 973- Sunday 19: 9:00 Elizabeth Anne Bokan Izzy Menchero: [email protected] 5659 and leave a message with your name and phone number. (Bill & Mary Balsam) We would love to have you join us for any or all of our 11:30 Gene Albro (Jim & Marlene Satira) meetings! 1:30 Familia Pellon (Silvia Pellon) 4:30 Missa Pro Populo The next meeting of our LIVING PEACE study group will be on Wed., June 22, in the PAC at 7:30pm. We will be reading and discussing chapter 21, “Love The flowers adorning the altar this weekend are Your Enemies”. For this YEAR OF MERCY, our offered to the glory of God and in loving memory study group explores through this book how we of experience God's mercy and how we become instruments of Ethan Paladino God’s mercy in the world. All are welcome to join us. If you do not have the text, Living Peace by John Dear can be obtained It’s time to plan for the 2016 Litnic season! at The Sycamore Tree. Facilitated by Fr. Gregory. Litnics are a venerable Incarnation ATTENTION, HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS! Fr. Gregory summer tradition; they are Liturgy is offering a retreat called InnerLife for juniors and picnics, and here’s how they work. seniors at Our Lady of the Angels Monastery near Someone who wants to host a litnic calls Crozet on June 17-18. Girls who want to spend 25 the Parish Office and signs up for one of the posted available hours in a beautiful, rustic setting to learn how to deepen their dates. They receive parish guidelines for hosting a litnic which SECULAR ORDER OF DISCALCED CARMELITE Community prayer life should attend. It begins Fri., June 17 at 5:30pm and must be read carefully. Litnics are particularly intended for of Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity meets at St. Francis Church Catholics in the host’s neighborhood, but all parishioners are nd concludes the next day around 7:00pm. Jesus said to His in Staunton on the 2 Sunday of each month. If you are friends, “Come away by yourselves with me and rest a while.” invited to litnics. A Mass is celebrated in the home or the yard interested in learning more or if you feel called to a Carmelite If interested or needing more info, talk to Fr. Gregory after (the lit) followed by a potluck supper (the nic). Available dates way of life, please contact Lori Stevenson at 979-3175. Mass or call him at 973-4381, X 127. Also, Patrick Drury will for summer 2016 follow: have applications available ([email protected]). June 21~ July 21, 28 ~ August 2, 10, 24 Call the Parish Office (973-4381) now and sign up! THE HEALING PRAYER MINISTRY of Church of the Incarnation invites you 3RD ANNUAL DIOCESAN MUSIC AND LITURGY to times of prayer. Healing prayer is CONFERENCE: Monday, June 20, 9:00am – offered for emotional, physical, or 4:00pm - Please Join us for the rescheduled 3rd spiritual healing, or prayer for personal Annual Liturgy and Music Conference "Sing of the or relational concerns. You may feel you have a need but have Lord's Mercy" with Guest Speakers Robert difficulty putting your finger on it or expressing it in words. Feduccia and Fr. Roc O'Connor, SJ. Due to the Please do not let that difficulty stop you from receiving prayer. winter ice storm we had in February, we had to The Lord is our intercessor and healer. Prayer is available for reschedule the event and both speakers have agreed to come all. this June to speak on the Year of Mercy in relation to Music The Team will be available after the following Mass: and Liturgy! Registration is $20 and includes lunch. Hosted by St. Mary's Richmond. Presented by Office of Worship. Register Sunday, June 26 ~ 11:30am at richmonddiocese.org/worship
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Charlottesville Catholic School would like to thank all of their families and students for another wonderful school year! We wish you the best over summer break, and cannot wait to We welcome all visitors and invite you to join us in the Parish hear all about your summer when you return! Keep an eye Hall for coffee & donuts after the 9:00am Sunday Mass. out for announcements over the summer.
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FY 2015-16 YTD Budget YTD Actuals YTD Difference Offertory/May29 Weekly Amount Needed
Offertory Budget $650,000 $650,000 $606,214.59 -$43,785.41 $15,776.63 $21,262.50
Other Income $5,050.50 Difference
Offertory Envelopes distributed: 436 (Used: 156)– EFT Users: 90 Weekly Total $20,827.13 -$435.37
*Annual Budget–FY 2015-2016: $1,105,650 Mass Attendance Time Attendees 5:30pm 171 Weekly Note: 9:00am 359 TIMESHARE available for rent at Patriot’s Place, Williamsburg, VA. June 26 through July 3. Main unit with Master Bedroom, kitchen, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 3670 11:30am 224 dining area, laundry room & balcony. Sleeps 8. Acess to pool. 1:30pm 300 Centrally located and close to Williamburg tourist attractions. 4:30pm 142 Interested? Call Izzy Menchero at the Parish Office, or email: Total 1196 [email protected]
MAKING PLANS FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION? Don’t FINDING A MASS WHILE ON forget to include Incarnation in your summer plans! Sign up VACATION today for electronic transfer donations to make sure you remember your gifts to Church of the Incarnation. Just go our You can check the website for website to the “Donate” page and sign up. Thank you and the diocese you will be have a happy and safe summer! visiting. You can also visit MassTimes.org, where you simply type the zip code you will be visiting in the box at the top and TREE OF LIFE: Parishioners can permanently press enter. A list of churches closest to the zip code, along memorialize or honor a loved one, family member with scheduled Mass times appears. One note: It's a good or a friend by making a donation for a leaf on our idea to also check the parish's website to verify the time. Tree of Life . You may also wish to consider honoring special occasions such as a birth, We celebrate the life of our parish! anniversary or graduation. The tree is located on the south Please let us know if you are new to the parish, wall of the Narthex. Enrollment forms are available next to the are moving from it, are celebrating a significant Tree of Life or in the Parish Office. Forms can be returned in event or are in need of prayers. the collection basket, to the Parish Office or mailed. Please make checks payable to Church of the Incarnation with Tree of To everything there is a season and a time Life on the memo line. for every purpose under heaven . . . Charlottesville Catholic Worker ~ Casa Alma “. . . a time to be born . . .” [email protected] “. . . a time to be healed . . .” Antonino Amico, James Armstrong, Ann-Marie Balwinski, All are welcome to pray with us at Casa Alma for Morning Meg Bojarski, Leo Busch & Mary Jo Muir, Rose Byrne, prayer every Wednesday from 7:30-8:00am. Carla Campbell, Jude Campbell, Mary Glenn Carrington, SUMMER READING AND REFLECTION on the Rose Colasuonno, Pat Cook, Ken Cottrell, Anna May book "Making Room: Recovering Hospitality as a Christian Cutitta, Esther Davis, Harry DeLeijer, Sue DeMong, Evans Tradition" by Christine Pohl. Join us for any or all of six DiSantis, Melani Dinh, John Dovel, Alice Dunbar, Nancy sessions Thursday evenings from 7:00-8:30pm beginning Floyd, Joe Frisina, Alan Fuszczewski, Ben Guthrie, Jean June 23. Please rsvp to receive details for each session. Holienka, Eli Houston, Teresa & Erik Kabo, Helen "Making Room" is available locally at The Sycamore Tree. If Krespach, Genevieve Krynitsky, Shirley Krizinofski, Tyler you can't attend the roundtable at Casa Alma, read along Lafferty, Alan Leidecker, Vito Maltese, Nicole Marinchick, with the online study guide. Ivy Maupin & Family, Levi Miller, Jeff Mahoney, Kathy GARDEN HELP NEEDED: Our UVa student volunteers have Milchus, Ron Mohr, Ronald Olowin, Henry Oswald Sr., John concluded their time in the gardens until September. We need Packett, Carolyn Price, John Reynolds, Chris & Jadea your help! Consider scheduling a 2-hour session with us for Riener, James Robins, Robert Ross, Jennifer, David & any weeks of the spring and summer that you are Amelia Scheer, Roger Scott, Perry Sennewald, Tom & Lynn JOB VACANCIES for the Diocese of Richmond-visit: available. We can work around your schedule. Learn more at Shepherd, Fran Slayton, Betty Smoyleak, Maureen Spokes, http://www2.richmonddiocese.org/human/index.htm. casa-alma.org or contact us at [email protected] or 434- Sandy Stevens, Debra Strzepek, Nicholas Surat, Edith 202-2221. Turner, Pat Velikov, Glenda Voelmeck, Karen Will, Marianne Zeigler COME OUT AND CHEER FOR TEAM “. . . a time to love . . .” INCARNATION! “. . . a time to die . ..” June 17 - 7:00pm Field: McIntyre #1 Opponent: Abundant Life Ministries “. . . and a time of peace .” If you are interested in joining Team Incarnation, contact Ron Nolte, Joshua Ostrowski, parishioner, John Breen: [email protected] or 975-1984 David Waidelich, Joshua Wilson
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JUSTICE AND CHARITY MINISTRY Sheila Herlihy: [email protected] FOOD MINISTRY MOVING! Are you on summer vacation, and suddenly bored out of your mind? Have you been hunting for a place where you could do some short-term manual labor? Do you love organization? Do you love living up to Jesus’ gospel call? Good news! Food ministry needs your help this week! We will be moving from our current headquarters in the outreach room, to a new expanded location down the hall in rooms 11 and 12. Come by on Wednesday afternoon or Thursday morning, or contact Sheila in the office to find out what times we need help. SALVATION ARMY DINNERS: One of our long-serving team captains of the Salvation Army Dinners is stepping down from her role. If you are interested in in helping coordinate this ministry for the first Wednesday of odd- numbered months, beginning in May, please contact Sheila. FOOD MINISTRY: One of the couples who has helped with scheduling for Food ministry is moving away, and we are looking for someone to take their place in a coordinating role. If you are interested in this or any other aspect of the ministry, contact Sheila in the office. If you’d rather donate material goods, we accept all food items in the basket in the Narthex, (along with paper bags). The item of the week is an easy way to add something small to your grocery list, and donate something that is very needed by our ministry. This week’s item of the week is 48oz bottles of cooking oil. PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY: Next Saturday, June 18 will be our last parish build day before our summer hiatus, so make sure you sign The shawl serves as a mantle and up to participate in this work of mercy. No construction experience is necessary to spend your sign of God's healing presence to Saturday living our faith and doing tangible work in the community. We also need people to strengthen someone who is weary, photograph the event, and provide lunch. Check out the sign up sheet in the Narthex and put yourself on the list to help build safe and decent homes for families in need. GREEN TEAM’S EnvironMINUTE: Thrift stores are a great way to make sure that clothes and other items don’t end up in landfills. It’s a way to fulfill the corporal work of mercy of Clothing the Naked. Shopping at thrift stores decreases the demand for consumer goods, which prevents more waste from being created. It’s also an opportunity to be in solidarity with people who may have lower incomes. Think about sustainability in your clothes, both when adding and subtracting from your wardrobe. ALLIANCE FOR INTERFAITH MINISTRIES (AIM) HELP NEEDED: The Alliance for Interfaith Ministries (AIM) is seeking volunteers to work in the office. AIM’s mission is to provide emergency assistance to residents of Charlottesville & Albemarle County to help families in need. AIM needs volunteers to conduct a variety of tasks including: phone screening of potential clients to determine client eligibility, administrative tasks, and communications and fundraising tasks & activities. Skills and qualifications include empathy, good listening skills, attention to detail, and resourcefulness. AIM will provide training and will match volunteer interests and schedules with agency needs. If you’re interested, please contact Marci Kramer at [email protected] or (434) 972-1704. You will be making a difference in this community by helping AIM be a responsive, empathic, efficient agency! THE LEGAL AID JUSTICE CENTER (LAJC) provides legal assistance to low-income individuals in our community. LAJC seeks volunteers fluent in both Spanish and English who will assist LAJC attorneys and clients by translating documents like birth certificates from Spanish to English. Some volunteers also interpret when LAJC attorneys and clients meet. While being fluent in both Spanish and English is required, interested volunteers do not have to be certified interpreters or translators. If interested, please contact LAJC’s Managing Attorney Tanishka Cruz at (434) 529-1811 or at [email protected].
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HOLY DOORS: During this Year of Mercy the Diocese of Richmond invites you to take a pilgrimage to the Holy Doors at the Cathedral of SAVE THE DATE Sacred Heart, Richmond; and the Basilica of St. Incarnation 40th Anniversary Celebrations Mary of the Immaculate Conception, Norfolk on Saturday, June 25, 9:00am – 8:00pm. Join other pilgrims for a Parish Picnic August 14 day of prayer and reflection that will be led by Deacon Charles Parishfest September 24 Williams and Deacon Frank Nelson. The cost of $15 includes Masquerade Ball/Dance with Saints Theme October 29 transportation and meals. We will depart from the Pastoral International Dinner November 19 Center at 9:00am. Please register online at www.regonline.com/holydoorpilg. Learn more about the Year New Year's Eve Party/Dance December 31 of Mercy at www.cdryearofmercy.org. Please contact Pam If you have ideas or experience planning picnic activities, or if Harris, [email protected] or (804) 622-5262 if you you are willing to help with the picnic, call Jenny Kowalski at have any questions. 985-6159. Like a Good Neighbor, State Farm is There. Auto – Home – Life – Health – Bank Gary Albert CPCU CLU ChFC, Agent (Parishioner) 1380 Rio Road E – Charlottesvillle, VA 22901 Corner of Hillsdale Dr. & Rio Road East (1/4 mile from COTI) BUS: 434-296-1222 [email protected] "Voted Charlottesville Family Favorite Insurance Agency 5 years in a row!"