1. Art and Diseño

February 08, 2015
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
CHURCH PHYSICAL ADDRESS
5225 Golden Gate Parkway
Naples, Florida 34116
MAILING ADDRESS & OFFICE LOCATION
5260 28th Avenue SW
Naples, FL 34116
PASTOR
Rev. Dennis J. Harten, O.S.A.
SPANISH MINISTRY
Father Luis H. Pacheco
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil ...................... 3:00 pm & 4:30pm
Saturday Vigil Mass in Spanish ........ 6:30pm
Sunday Liturgies .................... 7:30am, 9:00am
& 10:30am
Daily Liturgy (Monday-Saturday) .... 8:00am
RECONCILIATION SATURDAY
CONTACT US
E-MAIL
Marrie McLaughlin, Principal
(239) 455-2262
[email protected]
WEBSITE: stelizabethseton.org
Telephone ............................. (239) 455-3900
Fax ........................................... (239) 455-6895
Prayer Line .................................extension 301
DIRECTOR OF PASTORAL MINISTRY
Joan Hayden ......................... extension 203
BUSINESS MANAGER
David Mowery ....................... extension 202
OFFICE MANAGER
Denine Cascio-Snyder ....... extension 201
SPANISH MINISTRY
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Christian Davis
(239) 370.1408
The General Meeting is the first Monday of the
month at 7:30pm. The KOC Hall is located at
6120 Golden Gate Parkway.
MARRIAGES
Arrangements must be made six months in
advance by calling the Parish Office.
BAPTISM
Baptism classes for parents who are registered
participating members of the Parish will be
held once a month. Please call the Parish Office
for further information.
Father Luis H. Pacheco ..... extension 207
English ................................................... 4:00pm
Spanish ................................................. 6:00pm
MUSIC MINISTRY
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
FAITH FORMATION FACILITATOR
Monday - Friday ............. 8:30am - 4:00pm
ST. ELIZABETH SETON SCHOOL
Carl Granieri ........................... extension 204
Susan Reagan....................... extension 208
The Safe Environment Program
As part of the Safe Environment Program, the Diocese of Venice
requires that all employees and those volunteers who work with
children and/or vulnerable adults be fingerprinted and trained in
Safe environment. For further information, visit the Diocesan
website at dioceseofvenice.org.
february 2015 at a glance...
DATE
Saturday
February 07
MASS
INTENTIONS
8:00 am John Balio
3:00 pm John Hulbert
4:30 pm Richard Kaylor
EVENTS
9:30 am
Communal Anointing of the Sick
Lillian Gibson
Gaetano & Carmella Serafino
Sullivan Family & Joseph Mazza
8:45 am
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
Blestways - School
Faithways - PH
Discipleway - PH
Sunday
February 08
7:30 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
Monday
February 09
8:00 am
Judy Ross
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
RCIA - MR
English Prayer Group - CC
Emmaus Men - PH
Tuesday
February 10
8:00 am
Ernest Johnston
6:30 pm
Bible Study Group - PH
Wednesday
February 11
8:00 am
For the people
8:45 am
Bible Study Group - CC
Thursday
February 12
8:00 am
Rev. Frederick Savina
4:00
6:30
6:30
7:00
Music Ministry - C
Sp. Prayer Group - PH
Administration & Fin. Committee - S/R
Eng. Choir - C
Friday
February 13
8:00 am
Thomas Green
Saturday
February 14
8:00 am Richard McNeil
3:00 pm Lane & Sember Families
4:30 pm John Koogan
pm
pm
pm
pm
No Faith Formation
Sunday
February 15
7:30 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
Monday
February 16
8:00 am
Kelly Krauser Knott
Parish Office is closed
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
RCIA - MR
English Prayer Group - CC
Emmaus Men - PH
Tuesday
February 17
8:00 am
For the people
6:30 pm
Bible Study Group - PH
John Morrissey
Nettie Dohrman
The Taddeo Family
Spanish Liturgy
8:45 am
6:00 pm
Bible Study Group - CC
Liturgy Committee - MR
4:00
6:30
6:30
7:00
pm
pm
pm
pm
Music Ministry - C
Sp. Prayer Group - PH
Family Life Committee - MR
Eng. Choir - C
4:00 pm
5:30 pm
Breakfast Boys Dinner - PC
Breakfast Boys Dinner - PC
Ash
Wednesday
February 18
8:30
12:00
7:00
8:45
am
pm
pm
pm
Henry & Albina Gagné
Barbara Scrafino
Sylvia Butz
Thursday
February 19
8:00 am
Marcus Heilig
Friday
February 20
8:00 am
Anthony Sabetello
Saturday
February 21
8:00 am Louise & Catherine Comito
3:00 pm Kenneth Evans
4:30 pm M/M Ting Chang
Sunday
February 22
7:30 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
Members of the Comito Family
Violet Pelletier
Building Codes: C -Church
PH– Parish Hall
CC -Children’s Chapel
PC - Parish Center
8:30
8:45
10:00
11:30
3:00
5:00
6:00
am
am
am
am
pm
pm
pm
Breakfast Boys - PC
Blestways - School
Breakfast Boys - PC
Breakfast Boys - PC
Reconciliation Parent’s Meeting
Faithways - PH
Discipleways - PH
G- Gymnasium MR –Meeting Room
S/C—Sacristy in Church
O– Office
A Polish-American Jesuit friend invited me to dinner at his mother’s house. This sounded quite agreeable. The only
instruction I was given beforehand was: do not refuse second helpings.
Young and skinny, I knew I would accept even thirds. Polish mothers take great pride in their traditional foods and in
the multiple, large, large, large bowls they use to serve them. Diverse foods, all delicious, each and every one
astonishingly filling. So I ate and ate and ate until the terrible moment arrived.
“Here, have some more, oh my goodness you don’t have anything on your plate, take some of this. And this. And
this. You are going to starve. You won’t be ready for dessert if you don’t eat your meal!”
Luckily I did not roll my eyes. I took as little of each as I could politely do, dealt with dessert, and took my stuffed self
away from the table, graced with a new friend in my new Polish mother.
Why do I tell you this? Because Simon’s mother-in-law in the Gospel must have been just this sort of a woman.
Whenever guests visited, I’m sure she would be hustling and bustling, stirring up a welcome, dish after dish.
But when Jesus and the apostles came over one day, she had been taken ill and helpless!
Jesus saw how much out of character it would be for her to just lie there looking at the guests. Even though Jesus was
immersed in his new career—preaching, curing, driving out unclean spirits, showing the great tenderness of God for
people—he took her hand, healed her without ceremony, and lifted her out of her frustration. The Gospel says that,
next, “she waited on them.”
She was the Polish mother.
By contrast, in the First Reading we hear the ancient words of Job, who does nothing but complain that everything
has been taken away from him. “My life is like the wind,” he says, “I shall not see happiness again.”
I have been assigned months of misery,
and troubled nights have been allotted to me.
If in bed I say, "When shall I arise?" then the night drags on;
I am filled with restlessness until the dawn.
Many of us will recognize these symptoms from our own lives.
But Job lost more than just sleep. Formerly he had been prosperous, with a wife and servants, children, land,
livestock, and a sterling reputation. It was all gone.
He had been holy and loving:
I rescued the poor who cried out for help,
the orphans, and the unassisted, ...
the heart of the widow I made joyful, …
I was eyes to the blind,
and feet to the lame was I”
What had he done to deserve his huge deprivations? For that matter, what had Jesus done to deserve his terrible
losses—his people (and his frequent meals with them), his preaching and curing and befriending?
When he hung on the cross did he remember his mother’s meals?
This much we do conclude: loss is the way of the world. The blessings we receive fall away and are broken. Starvation
lurks.
God knows this too. He stays with us either way. “Father and fondler of heart he has wrung” (Hopkins), he shows
that love means “being with,” instead of just taking away trouble. ~ John Foley S. J.
Are you looking for a deeper relationship with
our Lord, Jesus Christ?
Prayer Group
Then come on Monday evenings from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm and
experience an awakening of the gifts that were freely given to you by the
Holy Spirit. We gather together in the Children’s Chapel of the Church
for an hour of prayer, praise, music and healing. All are welcome, it may
just change your life.
fifth sunday in ordinary time...
Eat up
Do you need confirmation?
YES, if you are a 1) fully Catechized Catholic
Adult - you have been baptized & received the
Eucharist or 2) High school youth in your second
year of preparation
The classes will begin Monday,
February 23rd at 6:30 pm
Dear Friends:
During our preparation for the
Catholic Faith appeal this year,
we came upon a most
interesting insight into sharing
the blessing that God has
entrusted to us. I wanted to
share the insight with you as we
prepare for this year’s Appeal.
IN GOD'S
HANDS
A hockey stick in the
average person's hand is
worth about $33 dollars.
A hockey stick in Bobby
Orr's hands is worth
about $3 million dollars
Where:
Meeting Room in the Church
Duration:
Six Weeks
What to bring: Your Baptismal Certificate with
notations of dates for additional sacraments
PARISH COMMITTEE CONTACTS
ADMINISTRATION/FINANCE COMMITTEE
Victoria Koga ........................................... 239.860.8497
Walter Morrissey .................................... 239.352.1754
CHRISTIAN SERVICE COMMITTEE
Amala Rawat ........................................... 239.513.0696
Kathy Clifford ........................................... 239.207.7204
EDUCATION COMMITTEE
If you are interested in finding out what
will be happening - please feel free to
come to any of the scheduled meetings
which are held at 6:30pm in the Meeting
Room located in the Church:
February 12th
February 18th
February 19th
February 25th
Administration Committee
Liturgy Committee
Family Life Committee
Education Committee
Andrea Marsh .................. [email protected]
FAMILY LIFE COMMITTEE
Patrica & Orlando Tamayo ................ 239.304.1332
LITURGY COMMITTEE
Marilyn Malio .......................................... 239-331-8493
Sharon Kaylor ........................................ 239-877-9186
WELCOME COMMITTEE
Becky DeCourcey .............. [email protected]
Joanne Raley ........................................... 239.250.5910
A lot depends on whose
hands it is in.
Five loaves and two fish
in the disciples' hand
could feed about 15
people.
Five loaves and two fish
in the Lord's hands fed
thousands.
A lot depends on whose
hands it's in.
For daily reading visit
usccb.org
239.455.3900 extension 301
24 hours|7 days a week
Last Saturday and Sunday was
an
especially
uplifting
weekend for our music
ministry, quite a few people
came forward and encouraged
us by saying that they love the
fact that our church is filled with the
sounds of joyful singing! We in turn give
all the Glory to Jesus, (which is right
where it belongs!) and we encouraged
them to keep singing ever more joyfully
from the pews. We need more and more
of this until the sound of our voices at SES
is shaking the rafters for Christ!
We are excited to welcome three new
choir members this week and a
professional percussionist who has
offered to become part of our music
ministry for the month of February.
Keep the excitement going! Join the choir
or music ministry!
~ Carl & the Music Ministry
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS & LECTORS
The February Schedule is available. Please pick-up a copy
in the Minister’s Room.
Our Faith Formation
Many of our Blestways children are preparing for
their very first Reconciliation on February 28, at
9:30am. Besides learning their prayers, they are
learning about the examination of conscience, the
rituals of penance, and penance. Of course
reciting the Act of Contrition correctly is also
important.
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STEWARDSHIP M
AXIMIZING
GOD’S BLESSING FOR HIS GLORY
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT OF OUR PARISH COMMUNITY!
The offertory collection totals for the weekend of February 01, 2015
Current Year: $23,767 | # of Envelopes: 1,026 | Previous Year: $19,526
Debt Reduction Report December 31, 2014
Original Loan: $1,350,000 | December Principal Reduction : $10,100 | Principal Balance : $529,819
bienvenido a nuestra iglesia ...
ESTA SEMANA
EN LA IGLESIA
Lunes, 09 de Febrero
7:00 pm
Emaús Hombres
PH
Jueves, 12 de Febrero
Grupo de Oración Español
PH
C
G
O
PH
S/C
Iglesia
Gimnasio
Oficina
Salón Parroquial
Sacristía en Iglesia
CC
MR
PC
S
Capilla de Niños
Cuarto de Conferencia
Centro Parroquial
Escuela
¿Necesita
confirmación?
Sí,
HORARIO DE MISAS
si usted es un 1) totalmente
catequizados Adulto católica - que ha
sido bautizado y recibido la Eucaristía
o 2) los jóvenes de secundaria en su
segundo año de preparación
Misas en Inglés
Lunes a Sábado ......................................... 8:00 am
Sábado ..................................... 3:00 pm y 4:30 pm
Domingo ................ 7:30 am, 9:00 am y 10:30 am
Misa en español Sábado ............................ 6:30pm
Padre Luis H. Pacheco: 455-3900 ext. 207
Horas de Oficinas: Martes y Miércoles
Las clases comenzarán Lunes, 23 de
febrero 2015 a las 6:30 pm
Lugar:
Sala de reuniones en la
Iglesia
Duración: Seis Semanas
Qué llevar: Su Certificado de Bautismo
con anotaciones de fechas
para sacramentos
adicionales
Llamados a Servir
Donde puedas invertir tus dones, hazlo y ganarás un
tesoro en el Cielo. Si quieres estar más cerca de Dios,
aquí tienes los diferentes ministerios donde puedes
invertir tus talentos, tus dones y tu tiempo.
Coordinador General de la Comunidad Hispana
Padre Luis H. Pacheco ............ 239-455-3900 ext. 207
Ministros Extraodinarios de la Eucaristía
Jesús Delgado ............................................239-784-5503
Formación en la Fe
Muchos de nuestros niños Blestways se están
preparando para su primera Reconciliación el 28 de
febrero, a las 9:30 am. Además de aprender sus
oraciones, están aprendiendo sobre el examen de
conciencia, los rituales de penitencia, y la penitencia.
Por supuesto recitar el Acto de contrición
correctamente también es importante.
Ministerio de Música
Marisol Blanco ............................................239-961-0752
Ministerio de Ujieres
Miguel Martínez ..........................................239-821-5891
Ministerio del Rosario
Vicente Saavedra .......................................239-348-3693
Leonel Torres ...............................................239-293-1482
Ministerio del Grupo de Oración
Elio Gorrostieta ...........................................239-404-9195
Ministerio de Emaús Hombres
Ernesto Rubio ..............................................239-290-0213
Ministerio de Emaús Mujeres
Ana María Andrade ...................................239-537-6792
Miércoles de ceniza
18 de febrero
Misa en español 20:45
Dear Friends at St. Elizabeth Seton:
The Collection for the Church in
Central & Eastern Europe
On Wednesday, February 18th our second
collection will support the Collection for the
Church in Central and Eastern Europe. This
collection supports Catholic organizations
that provide affordable shelter and train
seminarians in a region that still struggles
from the effects of Soviet rule. By providing
pastoral care, catechesis, and funding for
building renovations, your donations help to
restore the Church and build the future in
the region.
The envelopes at the end of the pews are for
our support of the Church in Central and
Eastern Europe. Please use the envelopes to
make your gift.
We are so grateful for the beautiful baby
shower for the Sunlight Home and the
Community Pregnancy Center. We are so
grateful for the wonderful food, the creative way
it was presented and the numerous gifts
(beautiful handmade baby quilts, blankets,
adorable sweaters, booties, diapers, baby wipes, etc.)
Thank you so much for treating Paige, Jacob and Shiloh with such value. They
had such a good time.
Your generosity also helps Sunlight Home offer hope to homeless mothers who
come to us in the future. Because of you, while they are in their deepest time of
crises we can offer them hope. You have made it
possible for us to meet their needs in so many
ways.
God bless you each one for all you do to make
sure so many are provided for.
~Linda Hale, Executive Director
Have you ridden on the Seton Express?
Hop on and take a trip over after Mass
Browse through all the
wonderful items the
Friary has to offer