6W 5DSKDHO&DWKROLF&KXUFK · 2021. 1. 9. · Deacon Frank Salatto, ext. 149 Mary J. Beaudoin, Dir. Of Religious Education, 240 -864 -2524 Gerri Stoner, St. Raphael School Secretary,

St. Raphael Catholic Church

1513 Dunster Road ♦ Rockville, Maryland 20854 JANUARY 10, 2021

Rev. Michael Salah, Pastor, ext. 112 Rev. William Wadsworth, Parochial Vicar, ext. 150 Rev. Thomas Morrow, Retired, ext. 128 Deacon Jose Carbonell, ext. 187 Deacon Jorge Gatica, ext. 164 Deacon Frank Salatto, ext. 149 Mary J. Beaudoin, Dir. Of Religious Education, 240-864-2524 Gerri Stoner, St. Raphael School Secretary, 240-864-2522 Teri Dwyer, Principal, Baptism Coordinator, ext. 121 Eileen Kutchak, Dir. of Parish Programming, 240-864-2510 Luisa Duarte, Spanish Coordinator, 240-864-2565 Pietro Lojacono, Asst. for Religious Education, 240-864-2523 Annalee McHugh, Youth Minister, 240-864-2519 Vince Natali, Dir. Of Music Ministries, 240-864-2532 Linda Poindexter, RCIA Coordinator, 240-864-2542 Elaine Salatto, Publications, Welcoming, 240-864-2513 New Parishioners: A warm welcome to St. Raphael’s Catholic Church. Blue registration cards are available on the wall rack in the main entrance of the church or you may register online at www.straphaels.org. The Parish Wide Ministry Resource List can be found on our website on the Welcome tab or under Ministries, Social Responsibility, and Documents. For Life Affirming Resources: https://adw.org/about-us/resources/pregnant-need-help/ Healing after abortion? Project Rachel 301-853-4565

Please mail correspondence to the Parish Office 1592 Kimblewick Road, Rockville, MD 20854

Parish Phone 301-762-2143 Parish Fax 301-762-0719 Website www.straphaels.org

The church capacity is 200 effective November 10. Weekend Masses: Saturday: 5:00 PM Sunday: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00, 11:30AM, 1:00PM (español), 6:00PM (youth) Weekday Masses: Monday thru Friday: 6:30 and 9:00AM Saturday: 9:00 AM Penance: Tuesday: 7:00 - 7:30 PM and Saturday: 3:45 - 4:30 PM Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament: Tuesday: 6:45 PM Thursday: 9:30 AM Benediction: Tuesday, following novena 7:45 PM Thursday, 7:15PM Miraculous Medal Novena: Tuesday, 7:30PM Divine Mercy Chaplet: Tuesday, following Novena Thursday, 7:00PM

Masses will be live-streamed on the parish Youtube channel,

Daily at 6:30AM, Saturday at 9AM and Sunday 11:30AM and 1:00PM Masses

Listen or watch the 11:30AM Sunday Mass on campus and receive Communion outside. During the 11:30AM Sunday live-streamed Mass, you may remain in your car in the parking lot and watch the 11:30 livestream on your phone; and at Communion the Eucharistic Ministers will distribute Holy Eucharist outside the front center doors of the church.

The Church will be open for adoration every Thursday, after the 9AM Mass. Please remember we cannot leave Jesus alone during the day, so please sign up for one or more time slots using the SignUp Genius link here. https://bit.ly/STRadoration Please enter the Church using the side doors by the St. Joseph side of the sanctuary.

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Mass Schedule and Intentions for the Week

Monday, January 11

6:30AM 9:00AM

Fernando Sanchez (d) Brenda Fullmer Denninger (d)

Tuesday, January 12

6:30AM 9:00AM

Arvin Brian Alcantara (d) Carla Molina

Wednesday, January 13

6:30AM 9:00AM

Sister Ramos Pura (d) Loranne McCaleb (d)

Thursday, January 14

6:30AM 9:00AM

Corazon Ramos Antalan Juliet & Joefrey Decano

Friday, January 15

6:30AM 9:00AM

Eddie Ellis (d) James Dougherty (d)

Saturday, January 16

9:00AM 5:00PM

Hildegard Joehle (d) Cecilia Fabbro (d)

Sunday, January 17

7:00AM 8:30AM 10:00AM 11:30AM 1:00PM 6:00PM

Members of the Parish David Soles (d) Connie Zafis (d) Michael Lux & Brienna Lux (d) Epifania Vallejo (d) Edward Sweeney (d)

Live-streamed Masses on our YouTube Channel:

Daily, 6:30AM and Saturday, 9:00AM, Sunday,11:30AM, 1:00PM

Bulletin notices are due in writing ON FRIDAY, THE WEEK BEFORE THE published date. Notices may be emailed to: esalat2@outlook AND esalatto@straphaels. org . Please note that graphic PDF’s and graphic page inserts are to be sized 1/4 page and 1/8 page and will be placed as space permits.

Volunteers will be needed to stay after masses to sanitize the pews. COVID-19 regulations remain in place, please wear a mask and follow the physical distancing rules in the Church. The church capacity is 200 effective November 10.

The priest schedule is subject to change.

2021 MASS INTENTIONS If you would like to request a 2021 Mass, first available or specific 2021 date, please call Eileen Kutchak at 240-864-2510 and leave a message or email [email protected] with your request. You may mail the stipend, to Eileen’s attention, drop it in the collection basket, or through the mail slot of the parish office front door.

Sodality Sodality will host a zoom meeting with Fr. Mike Salah on Wednesday, January 13, at 7 PM. The title of his talk is “The Magisterium keeps the Catholic Church on track”. The zoom link will be emailed to all Sodalists in the week before the meeting. All parishioners are welcome to join us. If you are not a Sodalist and would like to receive the zoom link please send an email request to Anne Marie Begley ([email protected]) no later than January 10. We will begin the meeting by praying the rosary and there will be time for questions after Father Mike’s talk. We hope you’ll join us.

Scammers are targeting Fr. Mike once again! We have received calls that SCAMMERS are using Father Mike’s photo in these fraudulent emails that are still being received by our parishioners. Be vigilant and do not respond to these scams! Please know that Father Mike will never ask you for a favor, money, and/or cards via email or texts.

There is a Sunday TV Mass from the National Shrine which airs every Sunday at 10:30 AM on WDCW-50: No cable; Dish or Direct TV subscribers: Ch. 50; Comcast: Ch. 23 in Washington, DC and Montgomery County; RCN: Ch. 15; Verizon: Ch. 3 Or Archdiocese website https://adw.org/live-streamed-masses-and-prayers/

View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com

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THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD

New Winter Bible StudyBishop Robert Barron explores the EUCHARIST, the gift of Christ's Divine Life that we can receive at every Mass. Using videos, study guides, and group discussion, we will take a deep look at this Holy Sacrament, the central mystery of our faith. The 6-week study from January 12 -February 16 will meet on Tuesday mornings via Zoom from 10:30AM-12:15PM. Please contact Dorothy Welsh [email protected] (301-526-5779) for questions and register. Study Guides can be ordered from www.wordonfire.org.

Do you want to be a Catholic? Or, at least, learn more about the Roman Catholic Church?RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is the place for you! In meetings, virtual or physical, by phone and email discussions – you can make new friends who will help guide you and answer your questions and other new friends who are inquirers like you.

If you want to know more, call Linda Poindexter, 240-864-2542 and leave a message. I promise you will get a return call! Or email [email protected]

In the past, RCIA has typically offered weekly meetings with other seekers (those who have never been part of a Church, those that have been in other Christian communities and are seeking more, those who are curious!), and with members of a Team who find great pleasure and satisfaction in being friends and guides for Seekers.

This year may be quite different – in the “meetings” – some of which may be Virtual, some individual by phone, perhaps some together but in a large enough space to be “socially distant”. The Holy Spirit will help us adapt!

In this most difficult, puzzling and even frightening time, the Church remains to nourish spiritually its members, to

encourage and help our world and always to welcome with open arms those who have felt the call to become Catholic

Christians and to know the love of God in Jesus Christ in their lives.

National March for Life Information - January 29, 2021The 48

thAnnual March for Life, from the D.C. Mall to the Supreme Court, will take place on Friday,

January 29, 2021. Rally speakers will include Tim Tebow, and many religious leaders such as Archbishop Joseph F. Nauman from Kansas City, KS.

Because of the pandemic, we will not be providing bus transportation this year. Alternative transportation options for parishioners wishing to attend the March are:

Metro. The parish Youth group will be using Metro. Contact Annalee McHugh (240-864-2519) if you wish to go with this group.

Drive your own car and/or carpool. Parking could be difficult on that day and garage may be far from DC Mall. Parking Panda (https://www.parkingpanda.com/dc-parking) could help with garage reservations. If you are willing to drive or carpool contact Richard Meyer (rsmhome verizon.net).

In order to attend the Rally and march together, we plan to meet downtown at predetermined location.

Novena for LifeWe plan on doing the USCCB Novena for Life in the Church after Mass from January 21-29 and Adoration in the Church on January 29

thfor those who wish to support the March but are unable to

attend in person. Email Richard Meyer at [email protected] for more information.


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Thank you for your Christmas Flower donations. Flowers in Memory of Rigoberto Amas Florence Avella, Dorothy DeClementi, Theresa Ingardia, Rose Trotta Charles & Nadine Brown Rene J. Bunster Michael & Nan Calpin, George & Mabel Nalley Conroy & Marrone Families Charles V. Corrado M/M Luciano Cornetta Paul Chen, Maria Cheng, Elizabeth M. McShea Michael & James Croker Vi & Jim Dawson Dettleff/Mertson Family Genevieve Edelmann M/M G. Fabbro Bella Maria Chavez Figueroa George Francis & Family M/M J.C. Grix, M/M FJ. Phelan, Sr. Grandparents & Great grandparents of Hannah, Elaine & Justin Dixon M/M M. V. Hughes M/M A. Jasinski William Kasenchar, Josephine Castiglia, Janet & Emil Korty, Mary Canzoneri Argelia Arias Laoa M/M Ken Lee Carolyn Lyman Frank J. Lowery Sr. Michele Lowery John & Mary Macuska Joseph & Mary Mayo Moss & Victory families Elivira Oriño Donald O’Rourke John Piper Ripic & Klimkosky Familes Francis Smolen The Spaulding & Vandermeulen Families Tonita Mora de Urbina, Luis A. Urbina, Luis A. Urbina, Jr., Ramon Urbina, Ramon Ruiz Barbara Videll John Charles & Amelia Leona Yagesh, Rosella & Joseph Penkrot, Joseph Paul & Emma Jean Yagesh, Joseph Lawrence Penkrot, Louis & Leona Fabec, Frank & Katherine Yagesh, All deceased of Yagesh and Penkrot, Fabec, Lotis & Prooch Families, All Souls in Purgatory Mary & George Wassum Charles Wright Anthony Zdanis

Christmas Flowers donated from Mr. A. Hernando Acero Robert Beardall M/M Jose Brito Mr. & Dr. Florencio Campello Guillermo Diaz Mrs. Mary Driscoll Ursula Flores M/M Santos Galicia M/M Ivan F. Garcia-Hidalgo Ms Judith Lavoie Martha Molina M/M J. Henry Montes M/M Nery Muñoz Mrs. Ana Maria Mutter M/M Fredy Orantes Ms Carolina Ordonez M/M William Richbourg M/M Franco Rovere Patricia Smith Ms Jo Wang M/M Lee Wells Mrs. Mary Zack Thomas Arias Barry Barga David & Nona Ash & Family Julie Bader Milan Basta Danny Brooks Carolyn & Thomas Burklow Dario Canal Michael Canary Charles Carr David Carter Oswaldo Castro Keith Chan Kathleen Chang Geraldine Cheng Mary Chretien Michael Connell Louise Cox Patrick Dragga Robert Fontana Denis Finotti Alonzo Garcia Varghese George Patrick Gower Scott Graham Deborah Hathway Colin Heitzmann Michael Hermann Carolyn Huard Patricia Hughes-Troost Gerard Kashitus Eric Keller Steven Kelley James King Beata Kozak Sandra Leffew Mark Li Jason Lising Geraldine Lyons

Katie Mahan Christine Mahoney Christopher Martin Maureen McHugh Thomas McMahon John Mietus Robert Molyneaux Gary Muratore Gerard Murphy Edward O’Donnell David Oberst Anthony Pappano Kathryn Patterson Maureen Potter Bob Quackenbush Margery Prokos Cristina Radi Michael & Patricia Rose Angela Ray Guillermo Rueda Kathleen Scanlon Therese Shell Mary Silva David Singleton Ann Staron Carolyn Tabb Alan Tablada Ramona Thompson Patricia Watts Gary Welsh Joan Young Felipe Zamalloa


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ST. RAPHAEL CATHOLIC CHURCHROCKVILLE, MARYLAND JANUARY 10, 2021

Sacrament of Baptism: Parish Registration and a Baptism class is required. Please contact Teri Dwyer to register and plan to attend the class while awaiting the birth or adoption of your child.

Sacrament of Matrimony: In accord with the regulations of the Archdiocese of Washington, couples must contact a priest and begin preparation at least six months prior to the wedding. Parish registration and active participation for the minimum of three months is required before preparation may begin. Living together before marriage is sinful and harmful to the future marriage. Couples who are living together will be asked to live separately during the preparation time.

What does it mean to be an active Catholic? Frequently, those seeking to celebrate Marriage, have children baptized, or serve as sponsors for Confirmation or Baptism request a letter stating they are parishioners and active, practicing Catholics. To receive such a letter, one must be registered in the parish, attend Mass regularly, and be committed to a stewardship of time, talent, and treasure. We encourage all parishioners to become active in one of the parish organizations. In a community as large as St. Raphael, one means of verifying participation is through the regular use of parish offertory envelopes. If you choose not to participate in the support of the parish, or are unable to contribute at this time, please at least note your prayerful support on your envelope and place it in the weekly offertory. We will then be aware of your continued participation, and you will not be noted as "inactive" on our parish roster.

Faith Direct

If you haven't already, I prayerfully request that you consider joining the many families who use Faith Direct to fulfill their very generous stewardship commitments to our parish and the wider church. Faith Direct provides our families with the ability to give to our parish via electronic donation and I remain most pleased with the service they have provided St. Raphael Catholic Church. I hope you will set aside a few minutes to visit faith.direct/MD34 and enroll securely online. With online enrollment, you will be able to access your account any time to view and make changes to your account information and gifts.

For those already enrolled, I want to thank you for your participation in the Faith Direct electronic giving program! eGiving has proven to be the most cost-effective way for St. Raphael Catholic Church to receive your generous donations.

God bless you,Father Mike Salah

Take a Look: Fr. Tom Morrow has a good number of his writings on his web site, Catholic Faith Alive, www.cfalive.com.

Many can be downloaded free.


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Readings for the Week of January 10, 2021 Sunday Feast of the Baptism of the Lord Is 42:1-4, 6-7 or Is 55:1-11; Ps 29:1-2, 3-4, 3, 9-10 or Is 12:2-3, 4bcd, 5-6 (3); Acts 10:34-38 or 1 Jn 5:1-9; Mk 1:7-11 Monday Heb 1:1-6; Ps 97:1 and 2b, 6 and 7c, 9; Mk 1:14-20 Tuesday Heb 2:5-12; Ps 8:2ab and 5, 6-7, 8-9; Mk 1:21-28 Wednesday Saint Hilary, Bishop and Doctor of the Church Heb 2:14-18; Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9; Mk 1:29-39 Thursday Heb 3:7-14; Ps 95:6-7c, 8-9, 10-11; Mk 1:40-45 Friday Heb 4:1-5, 11; Ps 78:3 and 4bc, 6c-7, 8; Mk 2:1-12 Saturday Heb 4:12-16; Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 15; Mk 2:13-17 Sunday Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19; Ps 40:2, 4, 7-8, 8-9, 10 (8a, 9a); 1 Cor 6:13c-15a, 17-20; Jn 1:35-42

VOLUNTEER WITH CATHOLIC CHARITIES Catholic Charities is recruiting 50 volunteers to take on a weekly, year-long commitment to service. General Volunteer Roles: Are you friendly, dependable, culturally sensitive and able to encourage a person going through a big change – for example, returning to the community after incarceration or learning to speak English or finding a job? Become a virtual mentor or instructor. Pro Bono Volunteer Roles: Are you a doctor, nurse, lawyer or financial professional? Contribute your expertise pro bono to our most marginalized neighbors. All roles require an application, dialogue with program staff about expectations, and at least a 75-hour commitment including orientation and training. Except for medical professionals, volunteering is done remotely via video chat, phone calls, email, and regular mail. Have questions? Send us an email to [email protected]

Catholic Charities Legal Network counsels and provides legal representation to low- income and poor residents throughout the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C. and relies heavily on volunteer lawyers to fulfill its mission. If you are a lawyer in active status who wants to make a real difference in the lives of families and individuals struggling in our community, please reach out to Dan Collopy at (301) 615-0949 or [email protected] to discuss how you can help. The Legal Network handles most civil practice areas and criminal expungements.

Archdiocesan Marriage Preparation Classes January 12-23, 2021 The next marriage preparation class will be offered on January 12, 14, 19, 21 & 23. The weeknight sessions will be held virtually from 7:00PM – 9:30PM and the Saturday session will be held in-person at St. Elizabeth’s parish in Rockville from 10:00AM–12:30PM, following social distancing protocols. If you have concerns about COVID regarding the Saturday in-person class, please contact the Office for Family Life. For more information, contact the Office for Family Life at 301-853-4546 or visiblesign@ adw.org.

Guadalupe Radio Network, WMET 1160 AM/103.1 FM (Falls Church), offering the Holy Mass, Holy Rosary and Divine Mercy Chaplet, among many broadcast devotionals, offers EWTN faith-filled programming that is uplifting to the spirit and true to Magisterium of the Holy Roman Catholic Church. A new program, Catholic Drive Time, offers news from a Catholic perspective. You can find a schedule and listen online at www.GRNonline.com, or on the Guadalupe Radio Network app on your smartphone. For car stickers or more information, email [email protected].

A Family Prayer for the New Year God, thank you for a new year. May everyone in our family be willing to begin anew with a clean slate. We

know that you are always ready to forgive us. Help us to be willing to forgive ourselves and to forgive one another. As we begin a new year, remind us of our truest values and our deepest desires. Help us to live in the goodness that comes from doing what you want us to do. Help us to put aside anxiety

about the future and the past, so that we might live in peace with you now, one day at a time. (©) Loyola Press; used with permission; all rights reserved)


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The Baptism of Jesus The baptism of Jesus is on his part the acceptance and inauguration of his mission as God's suffering Servant. He allows himself to be numbered among sinners; he is already "the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world." Already he is anticipating the "baptism" of his bloody death. Already he is coming to "fulfill all righteousness," that is, he is submitting himself entirely to his Father's will: out of love, he consents to this baptism of death for the remission of our sins. The Father's voice responds to the Son's acceptance, proclaiming his entire delight in his Son. The Spirit whom Jesus possessed in fullness from his conception comes to "rest on him." Jesus will be the source of the Spirit for all humankind. At his baptism "the heavens were opened" - the heavens that Adam's sin had closed - and the waters were sanctified by the descent of Jesus and the Spirit, a prelude to the new creation. Through Baptism the Christian is sacramentally assimilated to Jesus, who in his own baptism anticipates his death and resurrection. Catechism of the Catholic Church, 536-537

St. Raphael Religious Education (SRRE) Family Catechesis It is not too late to register children and teens for faith formation and sacrament preparation. Because of COVID 19, SRRE is offering family catechesis for 2020-2021 year; registration is ongoing. Parents can register children at one of these links: SRRE Registration Formulario de Registro de Educación Religiosa de San Rafael SRRE provides parents with the materials and support they will need to teach their children at home. Each family receives a family catechesis packet, which includes grade-level textbook, lesson plans, calendar, an age-appropriate Bible, and details on how to access online resources. Throughout the year, SRRE will provide online sessions for parents, family prayer celebrations, and group meetings for students in Grades 6-12. Our hope is that this can be an opportunity for parents to grow in knowledge and confidence in sharing their faith with their children. For more information, please contact Mary Beaudoin, Director of Religious Education.

St. Raphael Religious Education (SRRE) Weekly Schedule Jan. 10 - grades 1-8 Finding God, Session 9; high school: read Chapter 16 and respond to three reflection questions Jan. 10 and 11 – grade level meetings (see weekly email for times and links) Jan. 17 - grades K-8 Finding God, Unit 3 Introduction + Session 11; high school: read Chapter 30 and respond to three reflection questions *Students need to complete Interactive Session Review for each numbered session. Find these review quizzes at Finding God 2021 Family Resources page. Finding God webpage for families Select grade, scroll down to find interactive session reviews, select Session, complete review questions, click CONTINUE, complete self-assessment, click CONTINUE; and in the last frame enter child’s name and this email: [email protected] Then click SEND. [Encontrando a Dios] *High schoolers answer three (3) reflection questions at the end of each chapter; email responses to [email protected]

Catholic School – First Communion or Confirmation We look forward to welcoming Catholic school children to

sacrament preparation. If your child attends a Catholic school (other than St. Raphael) and is currently in grade 1 or 2, please register for First Penance and First Communion preparation at this link: First Eucharist -

Catholic School Thank you! If your child attends a Catholic school (other than St. Raphael) and is currently in grade 7 or 8 (or high schoolers who have not received Confirmation), please register for Confirmation preparation at this link: Confirmation - Catholic School Thank you! Please note that you must register each year of sacrament preparation.

Made in God’s Image: Pray and Work to End the Sin of Racism

In light of current events in our country and the need for ongoing work in the fight against racial injustice everywhere, Archbishop Gregory has announced the new Archdiocese of Washington initiative ‘Made in God’s Image: Pray and Work to End the Sin of Racism (CCC 1935). Please join Cardinal Gregory and the faithful throughout the archdiocese in praying and working to proclaim Christ’s love for all people and to work for justice for all.

Themes of Catholic Teaching on Racism

The teachings of the Catholic Church provide a rich heritage with which to evaluate the personal, economic, social and legal structures that have perpetuated racism in our country. Four themes from Social Teaching focus our discussion of racism: Dignity of the Human Person, The Common Good, Subsidiarity, and Solidarity. Solidarity: Solidarity means much more than engaging in sporadic acts of generosity. It means thinking and acting in terms of community. It means that the lives of all are prior to the appropriation of goods by a few. Fratelli Tutti #116

Our Family Prayer for Justice and Human Dignity Loving and faithful God, we come to you, Father, to ask that through your Son, Jesus, and in communion with the Holy Spirit, you help us in the battle against America’s “original sin” of racism that divides us from being the Body of Christ that we are called to be as your children. We implore you to give us your wisdom, so that we may build a community founded on the Gospel message of the life and dignity of all people from the womb to the tomb, and to live in communion like the divine communion of the Holy Trinity. Bless parents that they may form their children in faith, to love one another regardless of skin color, ethnicity and national origin, just as Jesus loves us.

Bless and protect all of us as we live out our faith in being “instruments of your peace” as St. Francis said.

Fill us with a thirst for justice and righteousness.

Hear our prayer and give us the courage, compassion, and perseverance to root out any form of injustice within our communities and to bring the healing love of Christ to all in need.

Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of our Church, hasten to help us and intercede on our behalf, so that our Archdiocese can continue to witness to the Gospel message of life and dignity of all people.

Amen.


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