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Manassas, Virginia
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
P ope F rancis A ppoints N ew B ishop
of
A rlington
Bishop Michael F. Burbidge will be the fourth Bishop of
Arlington
ARLINGTON, Va. – Pope Francis today appointed Bishop
Michael F. Burbidge, 59, to serve as the fourth Bishop of
Arlington. Until today, he was serving as Bishop of the
Diocese of Raleigh. He succeeds Bishop Paul S. Loverde,
76, who has led the Diocese since 1999.
Bishop Burbidge will assume leadership of the Diocese
during a Mass of Installation on December 6, 2016. Until that
time, Bishop Loverde will serve as Apostolic Administrator.
A Son of Philadelphia
Bishop Burbidge was born June 16, 1957, in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, the second son of Francis and Shirley
Burbidge. He attended Catholic grade schools and graduated
from Cardinal O’Hara High School, Springfield, PA, in
1975. After graduation from high school, he went to St.
Charles Borromeo Seminary and was ordained a priest of the
Archdiocese of Philadelphia by John Cardinal Krol in 1984.
Service to Catholic Education and Vocations
Bishop Burbidge holds a B.A. in Philosophy and an M.A. in
Theology from St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, an M.A. in
Education Administration from Villanova University, and a
doctorate in Education from Immaculata College.
Then-Father Michael Burbidge’s first priestly assignment
was as Parochial Vicar of St. Bernard Church in Philadelphia,
where he served for two years. From 1986-1992 he was on
the faculties, successively, of Cardinal O’Hara High School,
Archbishop Wood High School and St. Charles Borromeo
Seminary, where he also served as Dean of Students.
In 1992 then-Father Burbidge was named Administrative
Secretary to Anthony Cardinal Bevilacqua, Archbishop of
Philadelphia, and served in that capacity until 1999. In 1998
he was made Honorary Prelate to His Holiness Pope John
Paul II, with the title of Monsignor.
Then-Monsignor Burbidge served as Rector of St. Charles
Borromeo Seminary from 1999-2004.
“Walk Humbly with God”
On September 5, 2002, then-Monsignor Burbidge was
ordained Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia. He chose as his
episcopal motto the words “walk humbly with God”, from the
prophet Micah (6:8): “You have been told ... what the Lord
requires of you: Only to do the right and to love goodness,
and to walk humbly with your God.” Bishop Burbidge’s coat
of arms includes visual elements which reflect his devotion
to the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. Charles Borromeo, Saint
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Michael (his baptismal patron), as well as the bishop’s Irish
ancestry.
National and Global Service to the Church
Bishop Burbidge’s service to the Catholic Church nationwide
and globally reflects his long-standing experience in
promoting Catholic education, vocations, and catechesis,
among many other areas of Church life.
He currently serves as Chair of the USCCB Committee
for Clergy, Consecrated Life and Vocations, of which he
has been a member since 2007. He is also a member of the
Administrative and Communications Committees. Since
2008, Bishop Burbidge has been an advisor for the National
Conference of Diocesan Vocation Directors.
Bishop Burbidge is also a current member of the Board of
Trustees for The Catholic University of America and also
served on the Board of Trustees for St. Charles Borromeo
Seminary from 2007-2015.
Bishop Burbidge recently completed a 5-year term as
Co-Chair of the International Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue,
sponsored by the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian
Unity.
He served as a member of the Committee on Evangelization
and Catechesis from 2005-2008, as well as a member of the
Conformity Review Team of the Catechism for the Catholic
Church.
Rapid Growth: Diocese of Raleigh (2006-2016)
On June 8, 2006, Pope Benedict XVI named Bishop Burbidge
the fifth Bishop of the Diocese of Raleigh; he was installed in
Raleigh on Aug. 4. As bishop, he has led the Diocese during
a period of rapid growth; in the past decade, the number
of registered Catholics has increased over 40 percent to an
estimated population of 430,000 Catholics.
Bishop Burbidge’s pastoral priorities in Raleigh have
included the following: promotion of the life and dignity of
the human person; faith formation and sacramental practice;
the promotion of cultural diversity; promotion of vocations
to the priesthood and consecrated life; implementation of the
national pastoral initiative on marriage; effective stewardship
of resources; planning for the effective management of
growth; and construction of a new cathedral, the dedication
of which is planned for July, 2017.
More information about Bishop Burbidge and the transition
will be posted online at a r l i n g to n d i o c e s e . o r g ,
c at h o l i c h e r a l d . c o m , Twitter and Facebook.
Follow @arlingtonchurch and #BishopBurbidge online to
join the digital conversation.
Taken from the Press Release of Oct. 4, 2016. Catholic Diocese of Arlington.
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Manassas, Virginia
El Papa Francisco
nombra nuevo
IGLESIA CATÓLICA ALL SAINTS
Obispo
de
Arlington
Monseñor Michael F. Burbidge Será El Cuarto Obispo De
Arlington
ARLINGTON, VA. - El Papa Francisco designó hoy a
Monseñor Michael F. Burbidge, de 59 años de edad, como
cuarto obispo de la Diócesis de Arlington. Hasta la fecha,
fue Obispo de la Diócesis de Raleigh. Sucede en el cargo a
Monseñor Paul S. Loverde, de 76 años, quien ha dirigido la
Diócesis desde 1999.
Monseñor Burbidge asumirá el liderazgo de la Diócesis
durante una Misa de instalación el 6 de diciembre de 2016.
Hasta entonces, Monseñor Loverde ocupará el cargo de
Administrador Apostólico.
Natural de Filadelfia
Monseñor Burbidge nació el 16 de junio de 1957, en Filadelfia,
Pennsylvania, y es el segundo hijo de Francisco y Shirley
Burbidge. Hizo sus estudios primarios en planteles católicos
y se graduó de la escuela secundaria Cardinal O’Hara en
Springfield, Pennsylvania, en 1975. Después de graduarse
de la escuela secundaria, ingresó al Seminario San Carlos
Borromeo y fue ordenado sacerdote de la Arquidiócesis de
Filadelphia por el Cardenal John Krol en 1984.
Servicio a la educación y a las vocaciones católicas
Monseñor Burbidge tiene una Licenciatura en Filosofía
y una Maestría en Teología del Seminario San Carlos
Borromeo, una Maestría en Administración Pedagógica de
la Universidad Villanova y un doctorado en Educación de
Immaculata College.
Su primer cargo sacerdotal fue como Vicario Parroquial
de la Iglesia de San Bernardo en Filadelfia, donde trabajó
dos años. Durante el período de 1986 a 1992 fue miembro
del profesorado de la escuela secundaria Cardinal O’Hara,
la escuela secundaria Arzobispo Wood y el Seminario San
Carlos Borromeo, donde también fue Decano de Estudiantes.
En 1992, el entonces Padre Burbidge fue nombrado Secretario
Administrativo del Cardenal Anthony Bevilacqua, Arzobispo
de Filadelfia, cargo que ocupó hasta 1999. En 1998 fue
nombrado Prelado Honorario de Su Santidad el Papa Juan
Pablo II, con el título de Monseñor y de 1999 a 2004 fue
Rector del Seminario San Carlos Borromeo.
Caminar humildemente con Dios
El 5 de septiembre de 2002, Monseñor Burbidge fue
ordenado Obispo Auxiliar de Filadelfia. Escogió como lema
episcopal la frase “caminar humildemente con Dios”, tomada
del libro profeta Miqueas (6: 8): “Se te ha indicado... qué
exige de ti el Señor: nada más que practicar la justicia, amar
la fidelidad y caminar humildemente con tu Dios”. El escudo
de armas de Monseñor Burbidge incluye elementos visuales
que reflejan su devoción a la Santísima Virgen María, a San
16 de octubre, 2016
Carlos Borromeo y a San Miguel (su patrono bautismal), así
como su ascendencia irlandesa.
Servicio nacional y mundial a la Iglesia
El servicio prestado por Monseñor Burbidge a la Iglesia
Católica a nivel nacional y mundial refleja su vasta experiencia
en el fomento de la educación católica, las vocaciones y
la catequesis, entre muchos otros aspectos de la vida de la
Iglesia.
Actualmente es Presidente del Comité para el Clero, la Vida
Consagrada y las Vocaciones establecido por la Conferencia
de Obispos Católicos de los Estados Unidos (USCCB), al
cual ha pertenecido desde 2007. También es miembro de los
Comités de Administración y Comunicaciones. Desde 2008,
ha sido asesor de la Conferencia Nacional de Directores
Diocesanos de Vocaciones.
Actualmente es miembro del Consejo Directivo de la
Universidad Católica de América, cargo que también ocupó
en el Consejo Directivo del Seminario San Carlos Borromeo
de 2007 a 2015.
En fecha reciente, concluyó un mandato de 5 años como
Copresidente del Diálogo Internacional entre la Iglesia
Católica y la Iglesia Pentecostal, patrocinado por el Pontificio
Consejo para la Promoción de la Unidad de los Cristianos
Fue miembro de la Comisión de Evangelización y Catequesis
de 2005 a 2008 y miembro del Equipo de Revisión de la
Conformidad con el Catecismo de la Iglesia Católica.
Crecimiento rápido: Diócesis de Raleigh (2006-2016)
El 8 de junio de 2006, el Papa Benedicto XVI nombró a
Monseñor Burbidge como quinto Obispo de la Diócesis de
Raleigh. La instalación en Raleigh se celebró el 4 de agosto.
Como Obispo, ha dirigido la Diócesis durante un período
de rápido crecimiento; en la última década, el número de
católicos inscrito ha aumentado a más de 40 por ciento, lo
que representa una población cercana a 430.000 católicos.
Las prioridades pastorales de Monseñor Burbidge en Raleigh
han incluido los siguientes: promoción de la vida y la dignidad
de la persona humana; formación en la fe y la práctica
sacramental; promoción de la diversidad cultural; fomento de
las vocaciones al sacerdocio y a la vida consagrada; aplicación
de la iniciativa pastoral nacional sobre el matrimonio;
administración eficaz de los recursos; planificación para la
gestión eficaz del crecimiento; y construcción de una nueva
catedral, cuya inauguración está prevista para julio de 2017.
Se publicará más información sobre Monseñor Burbidge
y la transición en los sitios web a r l i n g to n d i o c e s e . o r g ,
c at h o l i c h e r a l d . c o m , Twitter y Facebook.
Para unirse a la conversación en
@arlingtonchurch and #BishopBurbidge.
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Taken from the Press Release of Oct. 4, 2016. Catholic Diocese of Arlington
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Manassas, Virginia
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
C oat of arms of the U.S. bishop
M ichael F rancis B urbidge , B ishop of R aleigh
“Walk Humbly with God”
On September 5, 2002, then-Monsignor Burbidge was
ordained Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia. He chose as his
episcopal motto the words “walk humbly with God”, from the
prophet Micah (6:8): “You have been told … what the Lord
requires of you: Only to do the right and to love goodness,
and to walk humbly with your God.” Bishop Burbidge’s coat
of arms includes visual elements which reflect his devotion
to the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. Charles Borromeo, Saint
Michael (his baptismal patron), as well as the bishop’s Irish
ancestry.
October 16, 2016
A diocesan bishop shows his commitment to the flock
he shepherds by combining his personal coat of arms
with that of the diocese, ….
On the left is the arms of the Diocese of Raleigh:
The arms of the Diocese of Raleigh allude to those of Sir
Walter Raleigh (1554–1618), the English explorer for
whom the City of Raleigh is named. Sir Walter’s shield
was gules, a bend lozengy argent - that is, a diagonal
line of white diamond shapes on a red background.
The Diocese of Raleigh has kept the same tinctures,
or colors, and rearranged the lozenges in the form of
a cross.
The Cross of Christ is also a central element in Bishop
Burbidge’s personal arms, which he designed for his
ordination as an auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of
Philadelphia in 2002. The shield is divided quarterly, or
per cross, into sections colored blue (azure) and green
(vert). At the center point of the shield is a Celtic cross
in gold (Or), which alludes to the Irish ancestry of the
bishop and his family.
The small figures, or charges, around the cross reflect
Bishop Burbidge’s devotion to the saints:
The fleur-de-lis and the star both represent the Blessed
Virgin Mary, who is known by the titles “Lily among
Thorns” (cf. Song of Songs 2:2) and “Star of the
Sea.” The lily also calls to mind the family name of
the bishop’s mother, Shirley Lilley Burbidge. The star,
white on a blue background, appears in the arms of the
Archdiocese of Philadelphia, where Bishop Burbidge
was born and reared in the Catholic faith, and which
he served for more than 20 years as a priest and bishop.
Coat of arms of the U.S. Bishop Michael Francis Burbidge, Bishop of Raleigh. Licensed
under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 Generic License. Attribution:
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W hat is a C oat of A rms
of a B ishop and a D iocese ?
From d i o c e s e o f r a l e i g h . o r g / b i s h o p / c o at - o f - a r m s :
In designing the shield — the central element in what
is formally called the heraldic achievement a bishop
has an opportunity to depict symbolically various
aspects of his own life and heritage and to highlight
particular aspects of Catholic faith and devotion that
are important to him. Every coat of arms also includes
external elements that identify the rank of the bearer. …
The flaming sword (cf. Genesis 3:24) is a symbol of
Bishop Burbidge’s baptismal patron saint, Michael the
Archangel, who leads the hosts of God to protect His
people from the Evil One (Revelation 12:7).
The ducal coronet is taken from the arms of Saint
Charles Borromeo, the sixteenth-century Archbishop of
Milan. As archbishop, Saint Charles worked tirelessly
to restore unity in the Church and to serve the poor and
the oppressed. He is the patron saint of Saint Charles
Borromeo Seminary in Philadelphia, where Bishop
Burbidge studied for the priesthood, and which he
served as Dean of Formation and as Rector.
The motto, placed on a scroll below the shield, comes
from the Book of the Prophet Micah (6:8):
“You have been told ... what the Lord requires of you:
Only to do the right and to love goodness, and to walk
humbly with your God.”
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Parish Contact & Schedule Information
Parish Clergy
Pastor:
Rev. Lee R. Roos, V.F.
703-393-2155
Parochial Vicars: Rev. Noah C. Morey
703-393-2152
Rev. Mauricio Pineda
703-393-2154
Rev. Juan Puigbó
703-393-2153
Deacons: Deacon John Eberlein
Deacon Rafael “Ralph” Goldsmith
Deacon Brian Majewski, OFS
Deacon James Van de Voorde
Parish Office
9300 Stonewall Rd. • Manassas, VA 20110-2566
703-368-4500 • Fax: 703-257-9299
Office Hours:
Mon-Thurs. 9:00 am – 9:00 pm • Fri. 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Closed Mon.–Fri., 12:00 noon – 1:00 pm
Sat. & Sun. 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Receptionist:
Cristina Jimenez
Secretary to the Pastor • Scheduling Coordinator:
Peg Colby
703-393-2155
Bulletin Coordinator • Parish Registration • Sacramental
Records:
Linda Gaynord
703-393-1430
Program Coordinator, Protection of Children:
Janet Smith
703-393-2158
Liturgical Music
Director of Music & Coordinator of Liturgical Ministries:
Tim Lewicki
703-393-2146
School
9294 Stonewall Rd. • Manassas, VA 20110-2545
703-368-4400 • www.allsaintsvaschool.org
Principal:
David E. Conroy, Jr.
Assistant Principal: Elba Campagna
Admissions & Registration:
703-393-1490
Religious Education Office
703-393-2142 • www.allsaintsreligiouseducation.org
Director (DRE):
Samantha Welsh
Coordinator (CRE): Marylee Grabowski (English & Español)
Religious Education program (K–8) • SPRED (Special
Religious Development) • Rite of Christian Initiation of
Adults (RCIA) • Rite of Christian Initiation of Children
(RCIC) • High School & Adult Confirmation • Christian
Initiation (Español): El Rito de Iniciacion Cristiana para
adultos y niños (RICA, RICN)
Youth and Young Adult Ministry
www.allsaintsyouthministry.org
Director:
Rob Tessier
703-393-2141
Assistant Director: Mary Lambert
Middle School Ministry • Hispanic Outreach
Ministerios Español
Auxiliar administrativo:
Iris Guevara
703-393-2153
Finance & Human Resources
Director:
Tim Johnson
703-393-2150
Facilities & Auxiliary Services
Director:
Bill Andre
703-366-1650
Pastoral Care Services
Visits to the sick: hospital, home, nursing home, or assisted living facility.
Director:
Gillian Quintana
703-393-1411
Sr. Anne Marie Lange, OSB & Sr. Trinidad Montero, OSB
Social Outreach
St. Vincent de Paul Society (Sociedad de San Vicente de Paúl)
703-368-2429 (English) • 703-393-1483 (en Español)
Bethany Food Pantry (Despensa de Comida Betania)
703-366-1655
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Arlington
Counselor:
Elaine S. Kramer, Ph.D.
Hogar Immigrant Services (Legal):
Sunday Mass:
The Lord’s Day
703-393-2149
703-534-9805
Sacramental Information
Saturday:
5:30 pm
Sunday:
In English:
7:30, 9:30, 11:30 am and 5:30 pm
en Español:
Manassas Park Community
Center
9:30 am
Iglesia:
1:30 pm, 7:00 pm
Holy Days:
as announced
Sacrament of Baptism (Infants)
English: 2 Sundays a month, 1:00 pm.
One Saturday, 10:00 am
Español: Tres Domingos al mes,
2:45 pm. Un Sábado al las 10:00 am.
Infant Baptism (less than age 7):
Baptism Class & Scheduling
English:
703-393-1430
Español:
703-368-4500
Plan to attend the preparation before
Equipment for those who are hearing- the birth of your child.
impaired is available from an usher How to become a Catholic: Rite of
upon request.
Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)
meets from September to Easter.
Weekday Mass
Sacrament of Penance
Marriage Preparation: Please register with a priest for Pre-Cana at least
6 months prior to wedding. Call 703393-1430.
Eucharistic Adoration
Anointing of the Sick: Please call the
parish office to request this Sacrament
and for home or hospital visitation.
Anyone anticipating surgery is encouraged to request this sacrament prior to
being admitted to the hospital.
Mon. – Fri.: 7:00 and 8:30 am • Sat.:
8:00 am • First Fri.: 8:00 pm
Wednesday
6:30 –
Friday
7:30 –
Saturday
3:00 –
First Friday,
7:00 –
or by appointment
8:00 pm
8:00 am
4:00 pm
7:45 pm
Chapel
Sun. 8:00 pm – Mon. 7:00 am
Wed. 9:00 am – Thurs. 7:00 am
Thurs. 7:00 pm – Fri. 7:00 am
Fri. 9:00 pm (following 8:00 pm Holy
Hour) – Sat. 7:00 am, ending with
Benediction
www.allsaintsva .org
Administrative
Registration / Change of Address:
Registration forms: parish office.
Bulletin deadline: Submit in writing
by12:00 noon on Thursday, 9 days
before Sunday of issue.
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Manassas, Virginia
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
M ass I ntentions
This year of 2016-2017, our parish theme is
Oct
We have found the Messiah. …
Come and you will see.
based on John 1:39, 41
All Saints is a tithing parish, giving of our time, talent,
and treasure so as to give glory to God.
Today’s Gospel is the parable of the unjust judge and the
persistent widow. Remember that parables are meant to make
only one point and they are meant to surprise the hearer. Jesus
is not saying that it is okay for the judge to be unjust. The
surprise of the parable is that the widow, in her persistence,
gets a response, and it is the response she wanted! The unjust
judge is then contrasted with God who is just. In the story
of Moses praying to God while the Israelites were in battle,
Moses needed the assistance of Aaron and Hur to keep his
arms lifted up. As long as his arms were lifted high, the
Israelites were victorious. These two Scripture passages show
us the necessity of persevering prayer and also the assistance
of others in communal prayer. We are reminded how to pray
by these 2 Scripture passages: with hope and perseverance
and also by praying with others. Whether it is within a family
that we pray together or with others, we realize that prayer
is more than what we do by ourselves. May the Holy Spirit
pray within us, bring us together in prayer, and give us
perseverance in prayer. October is a month in which we recall
the rosary. It is a wonderful, meditative prayer as we reflect
upon the sacred mysteries of Jesus and our Blessed Mother.
In the 2nd reading today, from 2 Timothy 3:2 we hear,
“… encourage through all patience and teaching.” This
is the text from which Bishop Loverde took his episcopal
motto “Encourage and teach with patience.” We have this
opportunity to bring others to know Christ through our patient
teaching and to encourage them to come to know Jesus, the
way, the truth, and the life.
Our new Bishop-Designate Michael Burbidge has as his
episcopal motto, “Walk humbly with God” [Micah 6:8].
May the Blessed Virgin Mary, who was also led by the Spirit
in prayer, show us how to pray and to encourage and teach
with patience and to walk humbly with God.
Thank you to all who brought food last Sunday for the St.
Lucy Project, the food distribution hub in Manassas, which is
a program of Catholic Charities, Diocese of Arlington.
October 16, 2016
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7:00 am
8:30 am
Tu
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7:00 am
8:30 am
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St. Ignatius of Antioch, Bishop & Martyr
Beverly McDevitt +
Nick LaRosa +
St. Luke, Evangelist
Greta Narvaez +
Ceclia Nzabanita Aunty +
Ss. John de Brebeuf & Isaac Jogues,
Priests, and Companions, Martyrs (USA)
Agnes Wambach +
Margaret Riggles +
St. Paul of the Cross, Priest (USA)
Jim Lepiane & Martin Hedley +
Robert Varney, Jr. +
Weekday
Bill Doyle +
Nancy A. Maloney +
St. John Paul II, Pope
Rick Terza (+) and Theresa Terza
7:00 am
8:30 am
Th
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7:00 am
8:30 am
F
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7:00 am
8:30 am
Sa
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8:00 am
SUNDAY: THE LORD’S DAY
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
(World Mission Sunday)
Sa
22
5:30 pm
Su
23
7:30 am
9:30 am
9:30 am [Sp]
11:30 am
1:30 pm [Sp]
5:30 pm
7:00 pm [Sp]
Emelia Bauril +
Loeffler & Sobczynski Families +
Catherine T. Wysocki +
Elvis Rolando Romero + [at MPCC]
All parishioners
Felipe Quinteros Moreno +
Clifton Ruffin +
Dario Balderas +
Sp = Spanish • “+” indicates person is deceased.
MPCC= Manassas Park Community Center
Readings: 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
(World Mission Sunday)
Sir 35:12-14, 16-18; 2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18; Lk 18:9-14
While Moses prayed with his
arms upraised, the Israelites were
victorious over the army of Amalek.
Father Lee Roos
The Sanctuary Candle burns this week in memory of
Bradfield Stallworth.
The persistence of the widow
in petitioning the unjust judge
teaches us about the need
for constant prayer.
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Through Infant Baptism we welcome into the Catholic
Church: Kaylee Abzun, Kelsey Cendejas, David Corro,
Anthony Lopez, John Lopez, Dino Flores, Luke Siniff, and
Hadley Whitworth.
Congratulations to those who were married at All Saints:
Stephen Lucas & Lucia Ravello and Kyle Peterson &
Stephanie Trexler. May the Lord bless you and support you
in this beautiful commitment.
Rest in Peace: May those who have died enter into the mercy
of God and the joy of the Kingdom: Maria Estella Cruz
Jarmillo.
For Christ’s healing of the sick we pray for: Anastasia Adams,
Jean Agnew, Marcella Altizer, Helen & Rakesh Andrews,
Rita Arellano, Megan Arp, Lorrie Ball, Robin Bast, Robert
Benedetto, Margaret Berdak, Denise Biggs, Maria Biosca,
Mary Blizzard, John Borden, Ann Brien, Jay Briseno, Paul
Byrne, Jane Carney, Timothy Ceschin, Maurilio Chaves,
Michael Chettle, Brian Clark, Lisa Colgan, John Connelly,
Joseph Conway, Valerie Corliss, Richard Cruz, Sandra
Culebro, Carly Czajkowski, Robert Dantona, Peter DeFranks,
Angel Dietzel, Sister Lydia D’Souza, David Dugas, Vincent
Eugenio, Lynn Ferguson-Kerns, Nicole Fini, Justin P.
Flemming, Anthony Gabriel, Shannon Gammon, Graciela
Garcia, Sam Garman, Teresa Ann Gilday, K. Darrell Gillman,
Mary Giordano, Dick Goble, Joseph Gonzalez, Claude
Grant, Mike Hadro, Rachel Harley, Daniel Hazen, Danyl
Henderson, Gary Herman, Francisco Hernandez-Tarralba,
Virginia Hoffman, Marie Horn, Sherry Hudson, Mrs. Husk,
Mary Hutchinson, Audra Peer Jackson, Consuela Juarez,
Molumba Kamuamga, Mary Margaret Kohill, Bill Lansing,
Sr., Brian Lee, Geraldine LeFierre, Marian Lomis, John
Lucas, Morris Lusk, Betty Maag, Nicole McGinn, Ariadna
Melendez-Guzman, Liem Shinta Maria, Cathy Marshall,
Lenny Martelli, Hazel Martino, Kimberly McNamara,
Eduardo Minas, Ken Moan, Bobbie Moore, Tullis Moyers,
Francis Munsell, Julie Kay Natali, Emily Navarra, George
H. Nitzel Jr., Philip Nuar, Daniel W. O’Leary, Anthony
Panameno, Michelle Parker, Sandra Patterson, Abigail Pell,
Bob Phillips, Jackie Phillips, Tom Propes, Michael Puzynski,
Laurel Quinn, Joe Reading, Jose Manual Rosales Rescendiz,
Sean Riley, Megan Rivera, Rosalie Robl, Mary Rogers, Rita
Rooney, Fred Rose, Anthony S., Des Sassov, Susie Serene,
Jerry Shea, Mike Shoults, Diane Lynn Smith, Patricia
Smith, Sheryl Smith, Stan Sobczynski, Donna Stecker,
James Suraci, Barbara Tasker, Charles Tolley, Mary Tolley,
Sylvia Urani, Antonio Uribe, Virginia Walsh, Kiki Warrick,
Bob Weaver, George Whitfield, Collette Williams, Frances
Williams, Eleanor Wisniewski, Beatrice Yeager, and Richard
Zavadowski.
School Mass: Tues., Oct. 18, at 8:30 am. Prepared by Grade 8
(Mr. Rob Tessier).
The 2nd collection next Sunday is for World Mission
Sunday. By Baptism, all Catholics are called to participate
in the mission of the Church, called to share their faith as
missionaries. World Mission Sunday gathers support for
the pastoral and evangelizing programs and needs of more
than 1,150 mission dioceses in Africa, Asia, the Pacific
Islands, and remote regions of Latin America. The funds
gathered on World Mission Sunday are distributed in the
Pope’s name by the Society for the Propagation of the
Faith — a Pontifical Mission Society. On the web, see
www . w o r l d m i s s i o n s - c at h o l i c c h u r c h . o r g .
A ll S aints C atholic S chool
Upcoming events:
Oct.
M
17
Tu
18
Picture Make-up day
7:00 pm
PTO General Assembly Meeting —
Parish Activities Center
Veterans Mass & Reception. Join us as our school
community honors the commitment of the men and women
who have served our country in the United States Armed
Forces. We cordially invite all active duty, reserve, former
and retired military personnel to attend this special Mass on
Fri., Nov. 11 at 8:30 am. Following the Mass, there will be
an assembly in the PAC with American Legion Post 10. A
reception for all honored guests will follow in Father Kelley
Hall. All are welcome!!
All Saints Catholic School will host a Fall Open House
for prospective parents for the 2017-18 school year on
Thurs., Nov. 17 at 9:00 am. Following a presentation and
introduction, tours of the facility will be provided. Plan to
attend and experience the dynamic, Catholic environment
of All Saints Catholic School. You can make a reservation
to attend the Open House by visiting the school website at
www . a l l s a i n t s va s c h o o l . o r g . For questions or more
information, please contact Mrs. Joyce D’Eugenio (703-3931490 or jdeugenio @ allsaintsva . org .)
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Manassas, Virginia
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
With the Presidential election coming soon, Bishop Loverde
continues his series of articles that will guide us in making
decisions based on our core values as Catholics. The series
is called Forming Our Consciences. You are encouraged to
read it. Look for the articles in the Arlington Catholic Herald,
or online at c at h o l i c h e r a l d . c o m .
P olitical A ctivity
at
P arishes
As the November elections approach, all parishioners should
be aware of the following policies of the Diocese of Arlington
with regard to political activity at parishes and other Church
facilities and events:
•
Distribution of partisan campaign literature (e.g. leaflets,
bumper stickers, etc.) on Church property is not permitted.
•
Distribution of any voter guides or other election-related
materials, other than those prepared by Bishop Loverde,
the Virginia Catholic Conference or the United States
Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), also is not
permitted on Church property. This prohibition includes
any of the “Voter Guides,” “Platforms,” etc., prepared
by various groups, whether they claim to be within or
outside of the Catholic Church.
Do not bring such materials onto Church property for
distribution. If you discover anyone distributing such
materials, please inform your pastor or a parish staff member.
A complete discussion of our diocesan policies is available
online at the website of the Virginia Catholic Conference,
www . va c at h o l i c . o r g . If you become aware of any
violation of these policies, please contact the Office of the
Chancellor, Catholic Diocese of Arlington, 200 N. Glebe
Road, Suite 914, Arlington, VA 22203.
Our help is from the Lord,
who made heaven and earth.
Psalm 121
A Stewardship Thought: It is not always convenient to be
a good steward, especially when all the temptations of our
busy and materialistic world get in the way. Now add our
own pride and ego into the equation and living a stewardship
lifestyle may be downright uncomfortable! Remember, God
didn’t call us to be comfortable. He called us to be faithful.
Are you registered in the Parish? If you are not receiving
mail from the parish, chances are you are not registered.
Please stop by the Parish Office to become a registered
member of All Saints. Parish registration is required to be a
Baptismal Godparent or Confirmation Sponsor. You may also
visit our website at www . a l l s a i n t s va . o r g .
C arvings
October 16, 2016
from the
H oly L and
Next Sunday, we have a display
of beautiful handmade olivewood
carvings from the Holy Land. These
carvings are made by the Christians
of Bethlehem who use them as their
source of income. These brothers and sisters are enduring
hardships at this moment because of the volatile situation in
their home country. Christians in the Holy Land used to be
more than 37% of the population. There are fewer than 1%
now because of the situation. You can support these Catholic
families to remain strong in Bethlehem and Jerusalem by
purchasing some of these beautiful carvings after Mass.
Keeping the Christian presence is vital for the protection of our
holy sites. On the web see www . b e t h l e h e m c a rv i n g s . o r g .
W edding
anniversary
M ass
On Sun., Oct. 16, the following All Saints parishioners will
celebrate special wedding anniversaries as a part of the
diocesan Marriage Jubilee Mass at the Cathedral of St.
Thomas More, Arlington.
50th Anniversary (Golden Jubilee)
Thomas and Anne Daily
Carmen and Audreenia DeFranks
John and Alice Englert
August and Sally Ann Kocher
James and Mary McCusker
Leonardo and Estela Santa Ana
25th Anniversary (Silver Jubilee)
Conrad and Rose Ann Alzona
Joey and Sylvia Andres
Mark and Diana Mullins
Harold and Teresa Post
John and Dorothy Wunderly
Congratulations and our best wishes and prayers!
Pray the Rosary for peace throughout the world.
Twenty-ninth Sunday of Ordinary Time
V irginia C atholic C onference
As voters prepare for the upcoming
presidential election, the Virginia
Catholic Conference has released its
2016 presidential guide to aid voters
in their election decisions. Know the
Positions of the Presidential Candidates was compiled from
policies, public statements, official campaign websites, party
platforms and other sources to help voters understand where
the candidates stand on important issues. The resource is
also available in Spanish. This guide was completed before
the Virginia ballot was finalized by the Virginia Board of
Elections. A list of 3rd party presidential candidates and
their campaign websites has been compiled. These election
materials are available on the Conference’s website at
www . va c at h o l i c . o r g . Additional resources from the
Conference, including our Congressional Voter Guide are
forthcoming.
The Virginia Catholic Conference is the public policy agency of the Commonwealth’s
Catholic bishops and their two dioceses.
The All Saints Young Adult
Ministry is a faith-filled, ene getic,
and dynamic group of Young
Adults in their 20s and 30s, single
or married, who seek to engage
and grow deeply in their faith.
THIS Wednesday (10/19)
We will meet at 7:00 pm at the
St. Lucy Food Warehouse to help
clean, sort and pack food. Simply
meet us at 7:00 pm at 8426 Kao
Circle, Manassas.
Potluck & Movie! Sat.,, Oct. 22)
Come for a night of fellowship, food & getting
into the Halloween mood by watching Hocus
Pocus! Sat., at 6:00 pm at the Weber’s house.
Please email youngadults @ allsaintsva . org ,
for address and more information!
Every Tuesday night
in the St. John Vianney Room (in the
PAC) from 7:30–9:00 pm. Theological
studies vary from books to encyclicals to
Scripture… currently we are studying
the Acts of the Apostles.
For more information about our
All Saints Young Adult Ministry,
contact Pam DeRivero ( youngadults @ allsaintsva . org )
or visit us at a l l s a i n t s yo u n g a d u lt m i n i s t ry . o r g .
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A dult F aith F ormation
presents a special
Science and Faith
Mini-series
by Mr. Steven Hemler
President of the Catholic Apologetics
Institute of North America (CAINA)
and author of The Reality of God: The
Layman’s Guide to Scientific Evidence for the Creator
7:00 pm in the Parish Activities Center
Adults only, please (age 18 or above)
Thurs.,
Oct. 20
Which is True:
Creation, Evolution or Both?
This multimedia presentation explores Church teachings
on the biggest challenge to faith experienced by many
people today―is evolution compatible with faith in
God?
H ow C an W e K eep O ur C hildren S afe ?
Do you know the warning signs for the sexual abuse of
children?
Do you know the difference between contact that is safe and
contact that could be harmful? Would you like to be better
equipped to protect your young ones from danger?
All Saints is hosting a Virtus™ (pronounced vur-toose)
seminar on Sat., Oct. 29 beginning at 9:00 am in the Father
Kelley Hall — training that could make a BIG difference in
the lives of our children and youth. Required for all clergy and
employees and also for any volunteers who have significant
contact with children/youth under 18, this valuable training
is recommended for all adults. Please register online at
www . v i rt u s . o r g choosing The Diocese of Arlington, VA
and then The Church of All Saints. In addition to the seminar
here, there are many future sessions to choose from at other
locations in the Diocese.
If you have any questions, please call Janet Smith in the
parish office (703-393-2158).
Education and awareness are powerful tools in protecting
God’s children from harm. Let’s continue working to ensure
that our faith community is a safe and protected environment
for the youngest members of our parish.
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Manassas, Virginia
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
C hildren ’ s R eligious E ducation
I n O ur P arish
OCTOBER
Su
M
16
17
Tu
W
18
19
classes
23
24
25
October 16, 2016
26
classes
Special Religious Education (SPRED) is a program
designed to support and serve children with developmental
disabilities. This program meets 12 times a year on Saturdays
from 10:00 am – 12:00 pm. SPRED is looking for additional
volunteers, training is provided. Information: RE Office
(703-393-2142).
S acramental P reparation
Parent Sacrament Meetings with Clergy of All Saints
Parish. All parents of children who are scheduled to receive
sacraments during the 2016-2017 year are required to attend
one of the below group Parent Sacrament Meetings. These
meetings will be presented by the priests and deacons of All
Saints Parish. Parents of students who are to receive First
Communion or Confirmation should all attend a meeting.
Please note: Any meeting can be attended, they are not
specific to a particular sacrament. All sessions are 1¼ hours
in length.
Oct
M
17
7:00
pm
Spanish
Father Kelley Hall
Th
20
7:00
pm
English
Father Kelley Hall
Su
23
11:00
am
English
Parish Activities Center
3:45
pm
English
Parish Activities Center
5:30
pm
Spanish
School gymnasium
Sacrament Registration Meetings. At the sacrament
registration meetings, parents may come and receive
information about registering their child for the sacraments
of Communion or Confirmation. Please note: This meeting,
while not required, is in addition to the Parent Sacrament
Meetings listed above. Parents may also receive the
registration information for their child’s sacrament in the RE
Office after the meeting date below.
Oct
Tu
18
7:00
pm
High School Confirmation
Father Kelley Hall
Tu
25
7:00
pm
Rite of Christian Initiation
of Children (RCIC)
Parish Activities
Center
Nov
Th
3
7:00
pm
Older First Communion
School gymnasium
Tu
15
7:00
pm
2nd Grade First
Communion
Parish Activities
Center
The RE Office is now on Twitter: @allsaintsvare.
Follow us to get updates on the RE schedule and important
announcements.
Legion of Mary, Activities Center, St. Joseph Room,
Tuesdays, 7:00–8:30 pm.
The Spirit of Love Prayer Group meets on Tues., Oct. 18,
in Room 2 (adjacent to Fr. Kelley Hall) at 7:00 pm. All are
welcome to learn and experience the charisms of the Holy
Spirit.
Adult Faith Formation. Catholicism: The Pivotal Players.
Next session is Mon., Oct. 24, 7:00 pm, in the Parish Activities
Center. Topic: Completion of Bl. John Henry Newman, The
Convert, Part I; begin Bl. John Henry Newman, The Convert,
Part II.
The Thursday morning Bible Study is at 10:00 am in the
Parish Library, led by Deacon Brian Majewski.
D isciples
for
M ission
Adult Faith Formation Resource. New programs, movies,
audio talks, and e-books are continuously being added, so
please visit f o r m e d . o r g and see what’s new. There are now
over 40 movies on the site that are great for family movie
night. Don’t miss these fabulous, Catholic resources that are
being provided for you by our parish subscription. You can
view these over streaming internet at www . f o r m e d . o r g .
Our parish access code is 16e125. Use this to set up your
login credential of a User ID and password.
E ucharistic A doration
Prayer Power. Our guardian angels constantly behold the
face of Jesus in heaven. We behold his face in the Blessed
Sacrament.
Take one hour before the Blessed Sacrament exposed for
public prayer in our chapel. We have needs for adorers on:
Wednesday
Saturday
11:00 am–12:00 noon;
12:00 noon–1:00 pm
12:00 midnight–1:00 am
Information: Aime (703-392-5260 or alnuar @ gmail . com ).
Adorers, when you arrive at the chapel, please sign-in for
your time slot so we know that the time is covered.
P astoral C are
Cancer and Prayer Support in the church library, Mon.,
Oct. 24, 1:00–2:00 pm for cancer victims and care givers.
WOW—Widows or Widowers. You are invited to come
and join us … this is a group to socialize with, to help
overcome the loneliness, to share experiences and form new
friendships. Come and meet with those who have walked a
similar path as you. Contact Steve Schnur (703-369-7061) or
wow @ allsaintswow . org or Gillian, Pastoral Care Office
(703-393-1411).
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Manassas, Virginia
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
October 16, 2016
You’re Invited to Join in the Fun
Saturday, November 19, 2016
6:00-11:00 PM
Early Bird tickets available for
$40/person until November 7
on 2016
Casino & Aucti
The support we’ve received in the past from
parishioners has helped make this event a
great success. Please consider helping today.
All proceeds benefit our parish school!
SETON SCHOOL PRESENTS A NEW MERCY-DRIVEN INTERPRETATION OF PETER SHAFFER’S
“A Feast for the Eyes, Ears and Soul” - The Arlington Catholic Herald
OCTOBER 22-23
Saturday
Satuday 7:00 PM • Sunday 3:00 PM
All Seats $5 • Pay at the Door • Box Office Opens Two Hours Prior to Showtime
9314 Maple St. Manassas, VA 20110 • www.setontheatre.com
Help support All Saints Catholic School by:

Attending this fun-filled event

Becoming a Sponsor

Donating items for the silent or live auction

Advertising in our program for as little as $25
Tickets, Sponsorship & Donations
See details at www.allsaintsvaschool.org
or email us at [email protected].
Men: That Man Is You (TMIY) addresses the pressures and
temptations that men face in our modern culture, especially
those relating to their roles as husbands and fathers. The
program harmonizes current social and medical science with
the teachings of the Church and the wisdom of the saints
to develop the vision of man fully alive. It is particularly
indebted to the teachings of the Second Vatican Council and
Pope John Paul II. Our formal program begins at 6:30 am
in the Parish Activities Center with a light breakfast and
fellowship starting at 6:00 am. Please join us at our next
meeting, Sat., Oct. 22. This session will show how the pride
of life can consume us and how making prayer a priority can
transform our spiritual lives.
S ección
en
E spañol
La Pastoral Familiar tiene el agrado de invitarles al
4º Encuentro de Parejas con el evangelizador Orlando
Mora desde Costa Rica. Será el día 22 de octubre de 8:30 am
a 3:00 pm en el Centro de Actividades de la parroquia. El
costo es de $20 por pareja e incluye el almuerzo. Por favor,
no traer niños. Más información llame a Sandra (571-2881062) o a Lise (703-225-9719). Te esperamos.
Hora Santa de Sanación. Les invitamos a un encuentro
con el Señor en el Santísimo Sacramento. Dirigida por
el Padre Juan y los Mensajeros de Jesús el sábado 15 de
octubre a las 7:30 pm en el Centro de Actividades. Venga a
recibir bendiciones de Dios.
Manassas, Virginia
IGLESIA CATÓLICA ALL SAINTS
XXIX Domingo del tiempo ordinario
Misa en Manassas Park 9:30 am ~ Ramon Reyes & Carmen
Navarro • Misa de 1:30 pm ~ En memoria de Gabriel Cortez
• Misa de 7:00 pm ~ En memoria de Ines de Jesus Najarro &
Josefina Isabel Tejada.
E ducación R eligiosa
para
N iños
Lunes
16
17
23
24
Martes
18
Miércoles
19
clases
25
26
clases
Clases de Educación Religiosa Especiales (SPRED) es un
programa diseñado para apoyar y dar servicio a los niños con
Autismo, Síndrome de Down, u otras necesidades especiales.
Esta clase se reúne 12 veces por año el día sábado de 10:00 am
– 12:00 pm. SPRED está buscando voluntarios adicionales, se
proporciona entrenamiento. Para más información, por favor
contactar a la Oficina de Educación Religiosa (703-3932142).
P reparación
para los
Lu
17
7:00
pm
Español
Father Kelley Hall
Ma
20
7:00
pm
Inglés
Father Kelley Hall
Do
23
11:00
am
Inglés
PAC
3:45
pm
Inglés
PAC
5:30
pm
Español
el gimnasio de la escuela
Párroco
Rev. Lee R. Roos
703-393-2155
Vicarios Parroquiales
Rev. Juan Puigbó
703-393-2153
Rev. Mauricio Pineda 703-393-2154
Rev. Noah Morey
703-303-2152
Oficina Parroquial
703-368-4500
Horario de Misas en Español
Reuniones para Registrar para los Sacramentos. En
las reuniones sacramentales de registro, los padres pueden
venir y recibir información sobre el registro de su hijo para
el sacramento de la Comunión y la Confirmación. Nota:
esta reunión, aunque no es necesario, son adicionales a las
reuniones sacramentales de los padres antes mencionados.
Los padres también pueden recibir la información de registro
para el sacramento de sus hijos en la Oficina de Educación
Religiosa después de la fecha de la reunión a continuación.
Oct
Ma
18
7:00
pm
Confirmación de High
School (grados 9-12)
el gimnasio de la
escuela
Ma
25
7:00
pm
Rito de Iniciación
Cristiana para niños
(RICN)
el centro de
actividades de la
parroquia (PAC)
S acramentos
Reunión de Sacramentos para Padres y Diáconos con los
Sacerdotes de la Parroquia de All Saints Se les pide a todos
los padres de los niños que están programados para recibir
los sacramentos durante el año 2016-2017 para que asistan
a una de las reuniones sacramentales listadas en la parte de
abajo. Estas reuniones serán presentadas por los sacerdotes y
diáconos de la parroquia de Todos los Santos. Todos los padres
y diáconos de estudiantes que van a recibir los sacramentos
de Primera Comunión o Confirmación deben asistir a una
reunión. Tenga en cuenta: puede asistir a cualquiera de las
reuniones. Ya que las reuniones no serán específicas a un solo
sacramento en particular. Todas las sesiones son 1¼ horas de
duración.
Domingo: 9:30 am en el Centro Comunitario
de Manassas Park; 1:30 pm y 7:00 pm en la
Iglesia.
11
Oct
OCTUBRE
Domingo
16 de octubre, 2016
Nov
Ju
3
7:00
pm
Primera Comunión para
grados más altos (OFC)
el gimnasio de la
escuela
Ma
15
7:00
pm
Primera Comunión para
2do grado
PAC
La oficina de Educación Religiosa ahora está en Twitter:
@allsaintsvare síguenos y podrás ver actualizaciones de
horarios y anuncios importantes.
F iesta
del
S eñor
de los
M ilagros
Vengan a celebrar la procesión del Señor de los Milagros el
domingo 16 de octubre después de la misa de 1:30 pm. Luego
del a procesión les invitamos a la fiesta que tendremos en el
Centro de Actividades con bailes típicos, música tradicional
y comida peruana. Pueden venir vestidos de morado para la
procesión.
Confesiones
Confirmación
Adoración del Santísimo
Horario de Oficina
Miércoles: 6:30-8:00 pm • Viernes: 7:308:00 am • Sábados: 3:00-4:00 pm • Primer
Viernes de Mes: 7:00-8:00 pm
Domingo 8:00 pm a Lunes 7:00 am •
Miércoles 9:00 am a Jueves 7:00 am •
Jueves • 7:00 pm a Viernes 7:00 am; •
Viernes 9:00 pm(después de la Hora Santa)
a Sábado 7:30 am
Primera Confesión y Primera Comunión
Se ofrece en 2do Grado. Es obligatorio
un año de preparación. Llame al 703-3932142 x216.
Se ofrece en 8vo Grado. Es obligatorio
un año de preparación. Llame al 703-3932142 x249.
La oficina parroquial está abierta de lunes
a jueves de 9:00 am a 12:00 del medio día
y de 1:00 pm a 9:00 pm. Los viernes de
9:00 am a 12:00 del medio día y de 1:00 pm
a 8:00 pm. Sábados y Domingos de 9:00 am
a 3:00 pm
Para ser héroes de Dios con el Padre Juan,
conéctate a www . v i vat r e x . n e t .