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The Epiphany of the Lord January 5 , 2014 WELCOME FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK We would like to extend a warm welcome to all of you who are visiting Dearly Beloved, St. Mary Parish. Whether you are from a nearby parish, a traveler from out of state or country, we are blessed to have you join us for Many blessings to you on the Feast of the Epiphany. The worship at Holy Mass. Epiphany story is quite profound. Wise men from the East, or “Make disciples of all nations, baptize them in the name of the Father, Astrologers, who were not Jewish, but Gentiles, discover the and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Teach them to observe what I alignment of the stars, and most specifically one significant star have commanded, and behold I’m with you until the end of the age.” that points them to the Newborn King. Matthew 28:18 They traveled a great distance to determine and witness first MASS INTENTIONS hand the truth of the prophecy. They saw a star that pointed TUE 9AM James Funk RIP to Bethlehem, the city of King David. WED 9AM Victoria Brennan RIP In this story, Christ is inclusively the light to the many nations, THU 9AM Reva Catherine Burns RIP even for those who were not a part of the original covenant made with Abraham, Father of Faith. FRI 9AM Vincent & Teresa Lopez RIP SAT 9AM Elaine Lynch RIP Not only that, but cosmology points to Christ the new King. This unusually bright star shines above the Stable, a rare occa- sion, something like this has never happened before. It makes the wise men wonder who is this child, and "what child is SCRIPTURE READINGS—Jan. 5th this"? IS 60: 1-6 Not only the long travel conveys their belief that Christ is the EPH 3: 2-3a, 5-6 New King. But their gifts unveils their values. Three specific MT: 2:1-12 gifts mentioned are Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh. These meaningful gifts not only serve a practical purpose for the young Holy Family, but greater is the theological signifi- cance. Gold signifying Christ's kingship. Frankincense signify- FINANCIAL REPORT ing his priesthood as the one who is God and leads to the Heavenly Father. And Myrrh signifies his impending suffering Sun- Prior Week Month Of Fiscal Qtr- YTD and death that makes perfect atonement. day December December 2 July-Dec Collec- Including Oct-Dec 2013 tions As the wise men give valuable gifts to the Newborn King, they Christmas 2013-14 teach us the significance of giving, most especially our life to Actual $13,895.00 $59,046.00 $130,441.00 $240,760.00 Christ Jesus, in service of the Newborn King. Weekly Actual Actual for the Month Actual Accum Total Actual - Fiscal Period Budget $9,923.00 $49,615.00 $128,999.00 $257,998.00 Happy Feast of Epiphany. "O Come, Let us Adore Him.” SG Goal Weekly SG Goal Monthly SG Goal Accum SG Goal Q2 SG Goal to date —Fr. Vu If you are age 70 1/2 or older you may be able to arrange a tax-free Distribution of up to $100,000 from your IRA directly to a Quali- fied Charity (QCD) such as St. Mary Church before the end of 2013. The QCD can also satisfy your Required Minimum Distribu- tion (RMD). More information is available at www.irs.gov. The Epiphany of the Lord January 5, 2014 LITURGY NEW STAFF MEMBER Looking for a way to enhance your faith in 2014? We are always in There is a lot of work being done behind the scenes, especially in the area need of people to serve the people of the Parish as Extraordinary of Administration. Given that more assistance is needed in the Parish Of- Ministers either at one of the weekend Masses, the daily Masses or fice, Miss Talyn Budnik has agreed to step forward and assume the role of by taking Communion to the homebound, nursing homes or hospi- Administrative Assistant. tal. If you would like to be a part of this vital Ministry please contact Talyn is quite talented, and knowledgeable in things of admin, and adapta- Fr Vu, John Fahey, or Jim Toland. ble to acquire new knowledge when necessary. She is a spirited individual, and loves to serve Christ. I would like to officially welcome her on board as we begin the new BELLES OF ST. MARY calendar year, as our new Administrative Assistant. I'm confident that she will do well to serve Christ here at St Mary Parish. Please The Belles of St. Mary will meet Monday, January 13 at 10 am in join me in welcoming the "Talented Talyn."—Fr. Vu Rm 5 of the FAC. We welcome "new faces" and are grateful for the help from spouses and the Knights of Columbus. Please consider joining us; our focus is spiritual, social, and service to the Parish. The January Birthday lunch will follow the meeting at Bob's Chow- der Bar about 11:45 am. MARCH FOR LIFE ACCW/Northern Deanery will hold their next meeting here at St. The March For Life in Olympia will be held on Tuesday, January Mary Parish on Tuesday, January 14 beginning with Mass at 9 AM 21st. There will be a Mass at 8:00am at St Mary and we will depart followed by coffee and sign-in with Mary Van Winkle, Presi- for Olympia at 8:30am. The bus fare will be $15 for adults and chil- dent. We provide a noon luncheon and are in need of donations of dren 12 years of age and over. The fare will be $5 for children ages salads and desserts. If you can help, please call Carolyn at 293- 5 to 11 years and children under 5 years of age will be free. Seating 2904. A suggested donation of $5 helps pay the yearly dues. capacity for the bus is 53 people. All seats must be paid in advance by January 7th after which the seats will be open to those who can We are hopeful for a good representation from our Parish as the pay for the seats. We will provide muffins, coffee, oranges, and founder of Days for Girls International from Whatcom County will juice for the kids for breakfast. Each person will need to provide give a presentation following the luncheon. their own lunch. Those who can not attend but would like to help a person or a family who can not afford the expense can make a dona- Carolyn Kloke, Belles Chair tion to St Mary designating that it is for the March For Life. If you have any questions, call Susan Tibbles (360-293-8598) or Walt Daspit (360-678-4535), Co-Chairs for the Respect Life Committee. RETROUVAILLE 2014 Retrouvaille weekends: January 24th- 26th PERPETUAL ADORATION—19 Open Hours April 4th- 6th September 5th- 7th SUN 2 AM THUR 3 & 4 AM; 11 PM MON 4 AM FRI 3 & 5 AM; 7 & 9 PM New Year’s resolution: a stronger marriage – Retrouvaille (pronounced retro-vī) can help couples in trouble rediscover each TUE 1, 2, 3, 4 & 11 SAT 9 & 11 PM other and take new, positive steps to heal their marriages. Resolve A.M. to make your marriage all it is meant to be. For confidential infor- mation about, or to register for our upcoming program beginning WED 4, 5, & 11 AM Contact Sally 293-3222 January 24-26, 2014 call 206-706-2608 or visit our website at Prayer Partner needed: Tuesday 3 pm. www.helpourmarriage.com—Greg and Shelly Szymanski 4001 St. Mary’s Drive Anacortes, WA 98221 Tel:(360)293-2101 SG 2014 Goal $ 516,000.00 Pledges $ 361,175.00 % Goal reached 70% Balance $ 154,825.00 # of families 435 # responded 200 # to hear from 235 % of families heard from 46% Ave pledge/fly/mo 152.01 # of pledges 198 Thank You, Thank You, Thank You! PLEDGE SUMMARY 1. Ancona, Michael & Nadia 48. Dyer, Harold & Joanne 2. Andrews, Margie 49. Ebner, Margrit New Pledges 19 3. Antonich, Mark & Bonnie 50. Edmons, Helen Increased 95 4. Arends, Carl & Dorothy 51. Elmore, Ron & Pat Decreased 15 5. Barton, Patrick & Margaret 52. Emerson, Myrna Same 69 6. Bates, Betty 53. Eychaner, Pauline Prayer 2 7. Beaner, James & Sharon 54. Farina, Joe & Carole 8. Benton, Virgil & Jennie 55. Felt, Michael & Suzanne Total Responses 200 9. Berg, Don & Diane 56. Foss, Neil & Catherine 95. Krueger, Joan 10. Blackburn, Natalie 57. Fotheringham, Don & Amy 96. Kurps, James & Betty 11. Bond, John & Trish 58. Freier, Raymond & Stephanie 97. Kushner, George & Shelly 12. Bowen, Alice 59. Freier, Richard & Gabby 98. Kuusela, Kenton & Wendy 13. Bowen, Theresa 60. Frizzle, Suzanne 99. Kuzma, David & Kris 14. Boyer, Jerry & Lois 61. Funk, Dan & Celine 100. Laiche, Diana 15. Boza, Ed & Jane 62. Funk, Steve & Didi 101. Lambert, Michael & Mary 16. Braeden, Cecil 63. Gallagher, Sue 102. Lang, Bonnie 17. Briones, Marianito & Lourdes 64. Garbs, Roland & Beverly 18. Brown, Patrick 65. Gattenby, Bill & Violet 103. Lapworth, Donald & Virginia 19. Bruno, Gary & Karen 66. Gerard, George & Susan 104. LaRue, Lawrence & Sharon 20. Budnik, Talyn 67. Gere, Laurie 105. Lebel, Fern 21. Budnik, Tom & Becca 68. 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