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Baptism of the Lord Journeysongs Book #879
January 10, 2016
“We are a Sunday People renewed in Christ, gifted and sent.”
Stewards of God’s Mercy by Leisa Anslinger At this beginning of the year of our Lord, 2016, let us resolve to grow as stewards of God’s mercy in the coming year. The good steward is attentive to the many blessings we receive and is generous as a response in gratitude. The more we recognize God’s mercy, living and acting in our lives, the more we will come to know ourselves as disciples who are called to share mercy with others. How do we know God’s mercy? Often, mercy comes to us through the actions of others. Think about the friend or family member who overlooked anger, moodiness, or selfishness during the rush of Christmas preparations; remember times when someone has forgiven you, without your even needing to ask for forgiveness. This is mercy! In recalling these moments, we become more aware of mercy which is shown to us in the everyday circumstances of our lives, and we learn how important being stewards of God’s mercy can be to others. This month, make a list of the many ways you have been shown mercy, in your past, and in recent weeks. Then, resolve to intentionally share mercy in your daily interactions with others. In months to come, we will consider together our call to be good stewards of God’s mercy, within our families and among friends, in our parish, and especially with those who most need to know God’s loving mercy through us.
The Corporal Works of Mercy: Feed the Hungry ● Give Drink to the Thirsty ● Clothe the Naked ● Shelter the Homeless ● Visit the Sick ● Visit the Imprisoned ● Bury the Dead The Spiritual Works of Mercy: Counsel the Doubtful ● Instruct the Ignorant ● Admonish Sinners ● Comfort the Afflicted ● Forgive Offenses ● Bear Wrongs Patiently ● Pray for the Living and the Dead www.CatholicLifeandFaith.net
From Pope Francis "You cannot conceive of a true Christian who is not merciful, just as you cannot conceive of God without his mercy. Mercy is the key word of the Gospel..... We should not be afraid: We should allow ourselves to be embraced by the mercy of God, who waits for us and forgives everything.” Opening the Holy Door, Pope Francis, Dec. 8, 2015
Stewardship of Faith
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Mass Schedule Daily Mass
Monday through Friday: 8am and 12:10pm Saturday: 8am
Sunday Obligation Mass Schedule
Saturday: 5:00pm Sunday: 8:00am; 10:30am; 12:00 Noon 1:30pm Spanish Mass Confessions Monday: 6:30pm to 7:00pm (Monday Confessions are held in the main church behind the choir.) Saturday: 4:00pm to 4:45pm
Habra misa en Español cada domingo-1:30pm.
Todos invitados-Anuncien esto a sus
amigos y otros feligreses de la parroqua.
Tambien invitamos a
todos a nuestros grupos de oración 7pm el viernes. Por favor
únase a nosotros.
Regional Sunday Mass at 7pm at St. Matthew Parish in East Stroudsburg, PA
Every Sunday except Christmas and Easter.
ALL ARE WELCOME!!
We welcome to our Parish Family, through the Sacrament of Baptism:
Shannon Cara Sullivan
Son of Richard and Amanda A Baptismal Prayer
Heavenly Father, In your love you have called us to know you, led us to trust you, and bound our life with yours. Surround this child with your love, protect this child from evil. Fill this child with the Holy Spirit and receive this child into the family of your church, that this child may walk with us in the way of Christ, and grow in the knowledge of your love.
PILGRIMAGE During the Jubilee of Mer-cy, Pope Francis encour-ages each diocese to open a Holy Door, to which pilgrims can jour-ney. This door repre-sents the compassion, love, mercy, and consola-tion of God working in our lives. Join us as we pilgrim to St. Peter’s Cathedral in Scranton and experience the mercy of God. The pilgrimage will take place on Saturday, February 27 from 9:30-2pm. It begins with Morning Prayer and a brief presentation on the Jubi-lee Year of Mercy, followed by opportunities for con-fession and private prayer both in the Cathedral and the Cathedral Prayer Garden. Mass will be celebrated at 12:10pm followed by a tour of the Cathedral. Lunch will be provided in the Diocesan Pastoral Center.
Reservations must be made by calling the church of-fice. Cost is $10. DEADLINE for reservations is Feb-ruary 7th.
His Excellency, the Most Reverend Joseph C. Bambera, D.D., J.C.L., Bishop of Scranton, and the Office for Parish Life wish to invite couples celebrating their 25th or 50th wedding anniver-sary in 2016 to a diocesan Wedding Anniver-
sary Mass on Sunday, June 5. The event includes a 2:30 pm mass at St. Peter’s Cathedral followed by a reception. Requests for an invitation, with a mailing address, should be made through your parish office before March 7.
This Week’s Mass Intentions Saturday, January 9 5:00pm Jack Haggerty/Shirley & John Onderko Sunday, January 10 8:00am Diane Klatka/Jean & Mick Kelly 10:30am Vincent J. Piccolo/Piccolo Family 12:00pm Daniel Connell/June & Leo Weir 1:30pm For the Parishioners Monday, January 11 8:00am Michael & Frances Citarella/Joe Farda 12:10pm Raymond Matheu/Hernandez Family Tuesday, January 12 8:00am Steve Wayne/Anna Cheppa 12:10pm Christian & Patricia Christie/Moschella Family Wednesday, January 13 8:00am Spec Int Maria Bituin Santiago/Dela Cruz Family 12:10pm Ann & Michael Varriello/son Thursday, January 14 8:00am Marissa Balasta Ortega/Dela Cruz Family 12:10pm Truman Burnett/Sally Anthony & family Friday, January 15 8:00am Marylou Jacobs/Sandra & Lou Muchi 12:10pm Silviano Mattei/family Saturday, January 16 8:00am William Gierula/Gerry Wentz 5:00pm Anna Matusiak/Daniel Matusiak Sunday, January 17 8:00am Frank Illiano/Ramos Family 10:30am M/M George Balas Sr./Susan Balas 12:00pm Harry & Alice Bremer/family 1:30pm Jose Bautista & Isabel Hernandes/Jesus Bautistia
Stewardship of Prayer
For the Military: If you would like to place yourself or a family member on this list, please call the office and provides us with name and rank.
For those in need of Hope, Healing and Health Joan Smiley Schultz, George Ma-son, Patty Dredger, Geneen Grady, Kathleen Krueger, Marge Van Metter, Nancy Schrader, Ed-mund Stets, Sean Foley, Brian Meyers, Sandy Heller, Carol La Mont, Hank Foertsch, Cheryl Morse, Ralph DiPietro, Mary Ann Triola, Paul Romano, Christine Dafcik, Victoria Guaracci, James Kelly, Frances Kelly, Pamela Di-Marino, Frank J. Guld, Gladys Guld, Steven Hill, Deborah Gehr, Judy Yarka, Joe Yarka, Susan Zieberski, Denise Zieberski, Kim Price, Stan Swiecicki, Russ Schwartz, Carol Lamont Please call the office if you would like to add yourself or a family member to our prayer list. We will renew this list each month.
Devin O’Connell PO3 USN GySgt Thomas J. Howard Sr. Sgt Mark A. Bumbulsky Airman Anthony J. Bumbulsky Airman Howard Stevens Lt Jonathan Galgoci USN SPC Jordan Walters 1st Lt Alexander Walters PV2 Dennis Stanhope Jr CPT Tim Carlin SSGT Edward J. Drozd SSGT Gary M. Gassman
PVT Nicholas Garaguso SR Nicholas Kolment LtCol Tanya Dear, Air Force Major Keith Billman Spc. Larissa Lopez Chief Justin C. Melody Ensign Scott Douglas Captain Matthew Meckes USMC Cpl Matthew J Stevens Andrew Larregui Airman Ralph Lucchese Sgt Eric McCausland US Army
Sgt Phillip J. Sever Sgt Joshua R. Sever LtCom Greg Crosby CPT Lauren De Jesus PFC Stefan De Jesus CPT Matthew DeSabio Major Stephen Pletchan PVT ToniAnn Valdner M.P. LCpl Matthew Smith USMC Cpl Matthew Tucker USMC Spc. Kevin R. Booth
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Please note: The Mass Schedule will return to our one priest schedule from January 18th to January 30th.
Daily Mass will be offered at: Monday: 12:10pm Tuesday through Friday: 8am
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Nominate our next Steward/s of the Week! Send the name of your nominee and why you
nominated that person or group to [email protected] or call the
Office.
Our Lady Queen of Peace Stewardship Prayer
Generous and loving God, you gather us together as one family in our Catholic faith. Help us to pro-claim your Kingdom by our words and actions. Guided by the Holy Spirit and with the help of Blessed Mary, may we share our time, talents, and treasures and abundantly return these, our gifts, to You. Amen
Stewardship of Treasure
John Muir John was nominated for his ”grunt work” on the parking lot, front steps, and pole barn. He’s been very helpful taking care of the
building and grounds.
Steward of the Week
Thank you for sharing what God has given you!
CHRISTMAS FLOWER OFFERINGS These offerings in memory and honor of your loved ones are part of our Christmas Decorations. Thank you to all who donated. CONTRIBUTOR IN MEMORY OF… EUGENE SANTORUTO………………………….WIFE KATHY SANTORUTO TRUDY GRIFFIN…………………………………..HUSBAND BOB GRIFFIN..1ST ANNIVERSARY
Offertory for: $11,605.00 Online Giving: $1,308.00 Care and Education: $2,172.00 Solemnity of Mary: $4,452.00
Suggestion Box I wish people would not talk during Mass. (editor’s note: Not really a sug-gestion but a good reminder!)
The Suggestion Box is located in the Atrium. All suggestions are welcomed, but only those that are signed will be posted in the bulletin.
Our Lady Queen of Peace
QOP FLEA MARKET – Down-sizing your children’s toys, especially after Christ-mas? Please save them for the 2016 fundraiser. That goes for your family & friends too! Our Toy Department would be happy to accept do-
nations of baby toys, children’s books, clothing, dolls, games & puzzles, battery & electronic toys (that work), bicycles & riding vehicles, outside toys, movies & computer games. Your help to get them ready to sell is appreciated – by clean-ing, checking for parts, and organizing. We also sell old collectible toys in our Past to Present room. If you have any questions, call Lynn Smith 570-350-2704 or Kelli Krechel 610-381-2642. Dates for next year’s Flea Market is June 24-26, and donations will start May 31, 2016. Thank you!
Al-Anon Meeting: “Let it Begin With Me” Welcome all Al Anon members to meetings on Wednesdays at Noon in the Café. Join us for recovery, strength and hope. For more infor-mation, please contact Cynthia K. 201 492-1551 **closed meeting; no smoking.
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QOP Youth Ministry
Featured Bulletin Sponsor of the week is:
We thank Anna Marie Fedorchak and Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate for their contin-
ued support of our parish bulletin. Please patronize our sponsors.
If you would like to advertise in our bulletin, contact Connie Poremba at
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Bereavement Group The Bereavement Sup-port Group at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church meets at 1:00pm (please note time change) in the Café. Our next meetings are January 17 and 31. For more information, please contact the Office 610 681-6137. Anyone who has suffered a loss is welcome to attend our meetings. These meetings are educational and help others to share. We are here to help others walk in the journey of grief.
Babysitting Ministry: Free Babysitting is offered in the Pre-School Classroom during the 10:30am Mass each Sunday. Just bring your child to the Pre-school before Mass. For questions, please contact the Church Office. Subs needed
Mass Greeter Schedule for January 16/17 5:00pm: Lisa & Dave Adrian 10:30am: Dave & Teri Marazas, Joyce Castillo, Rivera Family 12 Noon: Erin Picciano, Suzie Farley, Marie Greene, Joan Rinker, Stephanie & Veronica Wil-liams If you would like to be a greeter, please con-tact the office. No experience necessary.
Nuestra Senora de la Paz Horario Para La Pala-bra De La Sagrada Escritura Encargada de Los Lectores: Maria Diaz 570 972 4421 Jan 10: Janette Y Alvaro Jan 17: Maria Elena Yepes Y Luisa
Church Cleaner Schedule January 16 C. O’Connor, K. DiAngelis, L. Santos, S. Farley Thank you for cleaning our Church! For more info about this ministry, please call Diane at 570 629-4185.
Teens of Peace Tuesday, (7-8:30pm) January 12th CORE 5:30 Adoration/Prayer Stations Living 4:12 Wednesday, (6-7:15pm) January 13th Adoration/Prayer Stations
A NIGHT AT THE RACES - JANUARY 16TH Council 7141 Knights of Columbus Council will be holding A Night at the Races in McCawley Hall on, Saturday, January 16th doors open at 6 p.m. This is an adults only event that has always been a very popular fun evening over the years. Tickets for the event will be on sale in the church atrium on the weekend of January 9th. The cost is $10 and includes a free program and refresh-ments (BYOB). All proceeds from this event will support the bus trip to the March for Life. For more information, or to purchase advance tickets contact Chris Sweeney (570-994-2107 or [email protected] ), or Tom Whitehead (570-646-8174 or [email protected] ). A snow out date of January 23rd has been reserved, if needed.
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Our Lady Queen of Peace Parish Anniver-sary Mass! Celebrate your love with our Par-ish Family!
On Sunday, February 14, 2016, Our 10:30am Mass will be an Anniver-sary Mass for all married couples of our par-ish with a very special Vow Renewal Cere-mony. Our Parish wants to celebrate the beautiful and important vocation of Marriage. All are welcome to McCawley Hall for cake and coffee after Mass. If you are celebrating your 25th or 50th and more please call the office. There will be a special acknowledge-ment for these couples.
Save the Date for these upcoming events in 2016! The Knights of Columbus 7141 Bus Trip to the March for Life. Friday January 22, 2016 to Washington D.C. $21 per person which includes the Bus and Dinner. (Please make checks payable to Knights of Columbus). Orders may be dropped off at the Church Office. For more information contact Santos Rivera at 570 807 7596 Bishop Molloy Retreat March 4,5, & 6 For more info contact Santos Rivera (570) 807 7596 Diocese of Scranton 2nd Annual Men’s Conference at King’s College, Wilkes-Barre, PA Saturday April 23, 2016 Speakers: Dr. Scott Hahn & Msgr. Charles Pope! Fathers, sons, grandsons and friends are all most welcome to attend.
LIVING MERCY IN THE JUBILEE YEAR OF MERCY Calling us to a Year of Mercy, Pope Francis writes in Misericordiae Vultus, the Bull of Indiction of the Extraor-dinary Jubilee of Mercy, “Mercy is the very foundation of the Church’s life...nothing in her preaching and in her witness to the world can be lacking in mercy. The Church’s very credibility is seen in how she shows mer-ciful and compassionate love...It is time to return to the basics and to bear the weaknesses and struggles of our brothers and sisters. Mercy is the force that rea-wakens us to new life and instills in us the courage to look to the future with hope.” How can we contribute to this essential mission of the Church? How can we show others the mercy of God? We say that God is compassionate, but we ignore the poor. We say that God loves us and has mercy on us, but we hold grudges against our friends. Our actions need to authentically reflect God’s mercy. The Corporal Works of Mercy are found in the teach-ings of Jesus and give us a model for how we should treat all others, as if they were Christ in disguise. They “are charitable actions by which we help our neighbors in their bodily needs” (USCCA). They come from the Parable of the Last Judgment (Matthew 25:31-46) They respond to the basic needs of humanity as we journey together through this life. Done with prayer and reflection the Corporal Works of Mercy can transform you-into a humbler person, into a person who is good at loving, into a better pipeline of God’s love, into a true follower of Jesus. Corporal Works of Mercy-Feed the Hungry/Give Drink to the Thirsty Consider helping our at our next Community Sun-
day Supper
Donate some time/goods to PVEN
Cook a meal for someone who is lonely
Clean up garbage around a local stream or lake
Be a good steward of the water you use...conserve water
Visit Catholic Relief Services website and help build a well for a poor community
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