Saint Brendan Catholic Church Shallotte, North Carolina All Saints November 1, 2015 WELCOME to our new Parishioners and Neighbors! Calabash Camille Yandeau Eugene & Joan Plachecki Ross & Irene Tierno Barbara Patterson Reflections on the Readings Every year the Church recalls the example, witness, and prayer of the holy women and men who have been identified by the Church as Saints. These saints are more than just role models, they are family members with whom we continue to share relation, in a bond of prayer, called the Communion of Saints. Every year when we celebrate this day, the Gospel we proclaim recalls for us Jesus’ teaching about happiness, the Beatitudes. We quickly note in this reading that none of those Jesus names as “blessed’ or “happy” are expected… the poor in spirit, the meek the persecuted. Jesus’ blueprint for happiness reflects little of what the world might call happiness. What does Jesus mean when he uses the word “blessed”? This word sometimes translated as “happy” or “fortunate” or “favored”. In other words Jesus is saying that divine favor is upon those who are poor, who mourn, who are persecuted. This might have been welcome and surprising news to the crowds who heard Jesus that day. The Beatitudes can be understood as a framework for Christian living. Because of this, it is natural that we proclaim this Gospel on the Feast of All Saints. Saints are people who lived the spirit of the Beatitudes as Jesus lived. On this day, we too are challenged to model our lives on the spirit and promises of the Beatitudes. Parish Council Meeting Nov. 11 at 6pm in the Library. Carolina Shores Linda Sackie Sunset Beach Pat Glennon Supply William & Eileen Stammetti Bruce & Christine Peck Eileen & Louis Fratto, Jr. Shallotte Carlos & Celia Lourenco Newly Baptized Children at St. Brendan Steven Avellaneda Kaycie Arreeonda Ashley Vasquez Tiffany Sebastian Mauricio Pineda The Giving Tree - Christmas and the Three Kings Day will be here before we know it. Just like last year, there will be a tree in the Gathering Space with tags for gifts for children of our Faith Formation classes. Please bring UNWRAPPED gifts between $20 and $25 to the Church Library on or before December 13th. Select a tag and attach it to the gift. You are always so generous and we truly appreciate it. The smiles on children’s faces when they receive the gifts tell it all! Thank you Thanks to your generosity the collection for the Christians in the Holy Land was $11,294.00 And the Loaves and Fishes Collection was $16,662.00 Thanks to you all for your generous donation to both of these great ministries! There will be a training class for all who signed up for Eucharistic Ministry following the 9am Mass on Tuesday, Nov. 10, see Pat McLaughlin after Mass. If you or a loved one is admitted to the hospital, nursing home/assisted living facility, etc. you or your family must contact the nearest church. Brunswick – St. Brendan New Hanover – Chaplain’s Office Dosher – Sacred Heart Grand Strand – St. Andrew Loris – St. James Sea Coast - Star of the Sea Ocean Isle Beach Tony & Sandra Esparza William & Frances Wylie Vincent & Karen Barilla 910-754-8544 910-343-7014 910-457-6173 843-448-5930 843-347-5168 843-249-2356 Amount Saved due to early payments on the mortgage: $1,128,138.74 Building Loan as of this month our total debt is $770,644.29 COLLECTION FOR LAST WEEK $16,962.00 Page 1 Saint Brendan Catholic Church Shallotte, North Carolina Worship Masses for the Week Sat. 10/31 5pm † Edwin Stiehle Sun. 11/01 8am † Margaret Korpon 9:30am 11:15am St. Brendan Parishioners † Ann & John Ingraham Mon. 11/02 9am Tue. 11/03 9am † Gene Zuccarelli Wed. 11/04 9am † Barbara Viviano Thur. 11/05 9am † Ronald Graziano Fri. 11/06 † Patricia Matrick Sat. 11/07 5pm † Frank & Margaret Whittle † Joseph & Catherine Storella Sun. 11/08 8am † Judith A. Coufal 9am 9:30am 11:15am Eucharist Service St. Brendan Parishioners † Bill Johnston Next Week’s Reading November 8, 2015 32nd Sunday In Ordinary Time 1 Kings 17:10-16 Hebrews 9:24-28 Mark 12:38-44 All Saints November 1, 2015 Please pray for Our Family and Friends Ayisha Marawi Hohl Joe Konen Carmen Barros Glenn Petrucci Dan Stennett Annie Labagh Richard Riley Rod Fagert Ethel McDonald Christopher Hylton Sean Neumann The Sullivan Family Daniel Mulcahy Meg Willmann Emma Broughton Delores Kozel Joan Auray Adele Hordan Vera M. Powell Kim Barros Cira Cole Fr. William Lascelles Krystal Churchwell Mary Carmody Mary Ann Molini Amanda Plumner Lisa Ober Melissa Zobel Tammy Street Rose Davignon Pat Wagner Jennifer McMillan Lindsay Wilharm Didia Brady Olivia Dunn Chuck Gibson Bill Taylor Gene Cox Majorie Repoza John Mulitz Dottie Henndricks Marie Tyler Shawn Watkins Noah Semanko Marie Tyler Carolena Nickles Bette Hofmann Dom Di Maio Chris Oliver Paul Whitehouse Stella Kielb Jason Del Pezzo Michael Maggiore Solomon Goulet Brandon Snyder Jane Krieger Jean Mulcahy Mary McManus Larry Poitras Louise Norton Tommy Pephel Caz Zukowski Gina Sullivan Aaron Alonso Maria Cistulli Tom Hutchin Crystal Basil Mary Elizabeth Zink Diane Ovadek George Carpenter Bernice Fox Hazel Zacofsky Clement McDonald Teresa Ann Costin Judy Unterberger Vicky Lewis Jennifer Bryant Joan Gilbert Bonnie Bryan Mary Ann Comiskey Charlotte Sweeney Tony Kane Denise Kassel Heidi Averill Ann Mandt Katie Brown Evan Ciovacco Alice Minneci LCPL Brendan Churchwell Gina De Cotiis Andrew Taylor Lynn Maglione Gregor Liam Orlando Louise Troy Carmel Kealy Joseph Leslie The Malone Family Ray Delotell Alexa, Curtis & Evan Paton Keira Rose Flynn Carolyn Arney Ron Sarko Frank Massa Stanley Zukowski Tip Heffner Donna Maria Kaminskas Linda Kickham Helen Fairman Keri Chavez Karen Long Sr. Carol Beairsto Rgs. Carol & Lauren Caldera Dianne Fentress Paul Lixon Vicky Lewis Dee Goodrich JoAnn Behr Ronald Young Constance (Pat) Evans Mary Pouliot Karen Cohan Tom Waldron Betty Hess Karen Nittoli Barbara Wengernuk Althea Grace Jeff Stephens Elaine Eberhardt Joanne Alstranner Tony & Melina Villate Please pray for our Parishioners Communion for the Sick & Homebound contact Pat McLaughlin at 910-287-5479 if you know someone who would like to receive Communion at home. Attention New Parishioners! Welcome to St. Brendan Catholic Church. If you are new to the area, we would like you to choose St. Brendan as your Parish Family. Registration forms are on the Stewardship Desk in the Gathering Space. Please complete the form and place in the collection basket or mail: St. Brendan Catholic Church P.O. Box 2984 Shallotte, N.C. 28459 Gary LaRouech Cathleen Newman Mary Lou Matthews Luis Salas George Salchert Barbara Napfel Debbie Chase Adele Treible Mike Bishko Raymond Kidd Jennifer Seeley Elizabeth Walsh Chris Stephens Jackie Fennel Theresa Whaley Jim Cech Ed Manz Pat Pragel Peggy Tinnell Jennifer Cole Joan Gilbert Jim Lynch Austin Sammon Tom Gilmartin Staci Matthews Page 2 Dolores Wenstrup Mary Jane Brust Pat Thatcher Philip & Annice Granville Robert Santoro Robert Manfred Donna Leonard Windy Herring Lynn Olenchalk Katlyne Thompson Gerald Lutz Jean Rosen Gloria Hillenburg Josephine Chebat Bill Cawthra Tom Gaven Ed Kobierowski Carl Shirdon Sue Yudysky Rich Harding Connie Woodard Adrianne Ferrier John A. Murphy Maria Knapik Kathy Semanko Joe and Betty Zegan Charles Bradner David Bodette Deborah Lessner George & Dorthy Mulcahy Josephine Paterson Bill Anstock Charles Witzel George Scheidle David & Kelly Garrett Donald Woods Joe Lowry Madeline Mahony Carol Galovich Mike & Rita McLean Walter Skawinski Ralph Kuhnel Rev. Bruno Swiatocha Anna Zeng Salvatore Dinolfo Tom Chase Clifford Rolls Jim Yeager Rudy Cilento Saint Brendan Catholic Church Shallotte, North Carolina All Saints November 1, 2015 Parish Community COPING WITH GRIEF THROUGH THE HOLIDAYS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2015 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM ST. BRENDAN HALL K of C Call Richard Rismiller 579-1155. Check their web site: www.kofc-shallotte.org 11/09 Business Meeting 11/16 4th Degree Our Lady of LaSalette Assembly will be serving a Roast Pork Dinner on Saturday November 7th following 5pm Mass. Proceeds will be used to transport disabled Service men and women home for the Christmas Holidays. The dinner will consist of roast Pork, mashed potatoes, vegetables, salad and our fresh baked bread and dessert. Cost of the dinner is $13/plate. Dine in or take-out is available. For more information contact Ray Gromadski 910-842-97430. The Knights of Columbus, Council 9039 will be sponsoring a blood drive for the American Red Cross on Tuesday, November 10th from 10am to 2pm in Brendan Hall. To schedule an appointment, visit the Red Cross site www.redcrossblood.org and search by sponsor code: KofC#9039 or call the Red Cross at 254-GIVE (4483). The Columbiettes will be holding a BAKE SALE during the Craft Fair Nov. 14&15. All Proceeds go to Loaves and Fishes. If you would like to contribute baked goods or for more info contact [email protected] Calling all Crafters - This year our craft show will be held on November 14 &15, just in time for the Holiday Shopping. If you are interested in renting a space call Marie Frost at 910-575-7638 or e-mail at [email protected] for more info. Loaves and Fishes needs help - Help wanted picking up food from Little River Food Lion on Saturday or Sunday morning once a month. Please call Dave Rosenfeld at 910-579-2704. Holidays can be extremely stressful for everyone and more so for those who have lost a loved one. St. Brendan’s is offering a special time with Jean Pelletier, a trained bereavement counselor, to help during this difficult time. We hope you will be able to attend. RSVP: Sister Rosanne- [email protected] or 910616-2105 VFW Auxiliary Fall Card Party November 3rd from 11am till 3pm at Ryans Steak. Tickets are $15.00. For information call Rose at 755-0126 or Floss at 575-7630. Join Fr. Roch Drozdzik, Pastor of Transfiguration of Jesus Parish in Wallace, NC on his tour. Departure on June 6 and Return on June 18, 2016. The itinerary includes: Gdansk, Warsaw, Krakow, Wieliczka, Wadowice, Aushwitz and Zakopane. (11 nights), Breakfast and Dinner, First Class Motor Coach and Group Site Seeing. Contact Fr. Roche at 919-9060464. Our Gift Shop is in need of volunteers to work one mass per month, especially the Saturday 5pm mass. Please contact Kathy Cloutier at 843-280-9836 for details. Creative Spirit - Knitting and Crocheting Ministry Words can not express the heartfelt love shown to us by “Creative Spirit”. Each year these precious ladies work to share their talent, prayers and love with our needy, homeless and at-risk youth. I wish everyone could just see the many smiles they bring to these little lives, and the hugs are priceless. One lady told me she knelt down poor but stood up a lady when she put on her new hat and scarf. Wow! Isn’t it amazing how God works through us all. God bless all you incredible women for giving so freely of yourselves. Donna & Gary Phelps Building Hope Ministries St. Stanislaus Church 18th Annual Polish Festival on Saturday, November 7 from 11am to 5pm in Castle Hayne, NC. Genuine Polish Food, Beer, The Chardon Polka Band and Polish souvenirs for sale. For the young folks lots of games and activities. Festival goers are invited to try their luck on the raffle, the grand prize is $1,500 cash with a second prize of $750. and a third prize of $250. There is something for everyone! Angel Tree Christmas! It’s the time to help out again. When Mom or Dad are in prison, it’s the children who do hard time. You can give the child of a prisoner the joy of receiving a gift and hearing the Gospel message by your donation. We have taken 100 children in this program to help this year. Your $25 gift cards help the teenager have a gift and they get a letter from the parent in prison. Call the office 754-8544 and let us know that you want to help. Building Hope Ministries thanks you!! Page 3 All Saints November 1, 2015 Saint Brendan Catholic Church Shallotte, North Carolina 1 8 St Brendan the Navigator Activities Calendar 3 Faith’s Journey 9:30 - 11:30 Choir Practice 6:308:30 Tue 4 Bereavement Counseling Searchers of Scripture Wed 16 K of C 4th Degree 17 Faith’s Journey 9:30 - 11:30 Choir Practice 6:308:30 25 Searchers of Scripture 18 Searchers of Scripture Contemp. Practice 4-6 Parish Council Mtg. 6pm 23 Healing Prayer 9:30 30 24 Faith’s Journey 9:30 - 11:30 Choir Practice 6:308:30 Mon 2 10 Faith’s Journey 9:30 - 11:30 Choir Practice 6:308:30 11 Searchers of Scripture 9 Healing Prayer 9:30 K of C Bus. Mtg. Singles Group 6pm Questions? Call 754-8544 or email [email protected] Sun 15 8am Choir Being Mortal 22 29 11:15 Choir 2 0 1 5 Special Thanks to our Sponsor or the week Ocean Isle Collision Support the businesses that support our bulletin! 7 Choir 5pm Sat 6 First Friday Creative Spirit Rosary of the Unborn 8:10 14 Fri 5 Centering Prayer 13 Creative Spirit Peace Prayers 9;30 Thu 12 Centering Prayer Brownbaggers 19 Centering Prayer 27 Office Closed 20 Creative Spirit Peace Prayers 9;30 28 21 Columbiettes 26 Thanksgiving Mass 9am Office Closed Page 4 Saint Brendan Catholic Church Shallotte, North Carolina All Saints November 1, 2015 Boletin Hispano primera categoría de los “pobres en espíritu” y la última categoría de los “perseguidos por causa de la justicia” reciben la misma promesa del Reino de los Cielos. Y la reciben desde ahora, en el presente, pues Jesús dice “¡de ellos es el Reino!” El Reino ya está presente en su vida. La comunidad cristiana debe ser una muestra de este Reino, un lugar donde el Reino empieza a tomar forma desde ahora. FORMACION DE FE Padre Ricardo, párroco (910-754-8544) Hna. M. Teresa coordinadora (910-200-9209) DOMINGO DE TODOS LOS SANTOS Mateo presenta la Nueva Ley en cinco grandes Sermones dispersos en el evangelio: a) el Sermón del Monte (Mt 5,1 a 7,29); b) el Sermón de la Misión (Mt 10,1-42); c) El Sermón de las Parábolas (Mt 13,1-52); d) el Sermón de la Comunidad (Mt 18,1-35); e) El Sermón del Futuro del Reino (Mt 24,1 a 25,46). Las partes narrativas, intercaladas entre los cinco Sermones, describen la práctica de Jesús y muestran como él observaba la nueva Ley y la encarnaba en su vida. Mateo 5,1-2: El solemne anuncio de la Nueva Ley. De acuerdo con el contexto del evangelio de Mateo, en el momento en que Jesús pronunció el Sermón del Monte, había apenas cuatro discípulos con él (cf. Mt 4,18-22). Poca gente. Pero una multitud inmensa le seguía (Mt 4,25).Al igual que Moisés, Jesús sube al Monte y, mirando a la multitud, proclama la Nueva Ley. Es significativa la manera solemne como Mateo introduce la proclamación de la Nueva Ley: “Viendo la muchedumbre, subió al monte, se sentó, y sus discípulos se le acercaron. Y, tomando la palabra, les enseñaba diciendo: “Bienaventurados los pobres de espíritu, porque de ellos es el Reino de los Cielos.” Las ocho Bienaventuranzas forman una solemne apertura del “Sermón de la Montaña”. En ellas Jesús define quien puede ser considerado bienaventurado, quien puede entrar en el Reino. Son ochos categorías de personas, ocho puertas para entrar en el Reino, para la Comunidad. ¡No hay otras entradas! Quien quiere entrar en el Reino tendrá que identificarse por lo menos con una de estas categorías. Mateo 5,3: Bienaventurados los pobres de espíritu. Jesús reconoce la riqueza y el valor de los pobres. El nuevo proyecto de vida. Cada vez que en la Biblia se intenta renovar la Alianza, se empieza estableciendo el derecho de los pobres y de los excluidos. Sin esto, ¡la Alianza no se rehace! Así hacían los profetas, así hace Jesús. En las bienaventuranzas, anuncia al pueblo el nuevo proyecto de Dios que acoge a los pobres y a los excluidos. Denuncia el sistema que ha excluido a los pobres y que persigue a los que luchan por la justicia. La INFORMACION Para saber acerca de preguntas sobre inmigración llamen a la Madre Rosanne al teléfono 910-616-2105. La Madre atiende todos los domingos después de la misa de las 9:30 de la mañana en las oficinas del Centro Pastoral. BAUTISMOS Los bautismos son noviembre 7 y diciembre 5. La plática para estos dos bautismos será el día 25 de Octubre. Las citas para el bautismo se harán dos meses antes de la fecha del bautismo. Todos los niños que tengan 7 y más anos deben de leer el CREDO delante del padre, que es la esencia de nuestra fe católica. Además deben de afirmar vocalmente su deseo de bautizarse en la iglesia católica. El bautismo se administrara a los niños que sus padres son miembros asiduos de nuestra iglesia y están registrados. Si los padres no asisten a San Brendan y no están registrados deberán bautizar a sus niños en la iglesia donde les corresponde. ATENCION A LAS CLASES DE LA FORMACION EN LA FE Las clases para los niños de la Formación en la Fe son los primeros domingo de cada mes. Las clases de la Primera Comunión de niños son el tercer domingo de mes. Estos niños deben de asistir a clase el primer y tercer domingo. Las clases de Confirmación son los miércoles cada 15 días. Este miércoles 28 de Octubre se dará la clase de Confirmación a las 6:30 de la tarde. Las clases de adultos para la Primera Comunión son todos los domingos después de la misa de las 9:30 de la mañana. Estas clases son obligatorias. La comunión se hará el día de la Virgen de Guadalupe.. Page 5
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