PARISH LIFE

Do You Want to Enrich Your Prayer LifeA Lord Teach Me to Pray – Praying the Christian Virtues group forwomen begins on Jan. 31st. Learn Ignatian prayer for the laity cen-tered on the Christian virtues, such as Faith, Hope, Love, Humility…Praying the Christian Virtues uses small groups with two trained facil-itators in 12 sessions, once a week, for two hours. You will be taughtto use Sacred Scripture for your 15 minutes of daily private prayer.This Ignatian Prayer Group will meet from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. onWednesdays. Visit: www.lordteachmetopraystmaryofsorrows.org formore information about the prayer group and to register on-line, orsign up after Mass on the weekend of 20th - 21st, or call/email CarolWilliams: 703-250-8399, cwilliams@passmanandkaplan.com. Wewill need the following information: Name, address, telephone num-ber, and email address.

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MASS INTENTIONS

Sunday, January 21Paul Kourtz †, Gerard Maurer †,

Fernando Troncoso †, Ceferino Rodriguez †,Mr. & Mrs. Mario Newnes †, (HC) Lorre Bracey †

Monday, January 22Ruby Family, James J. McCourt, Jr. †

Tuesday, January 23Jim Coleman (Birthday), William M. Tucker, USMC †

Wednesday, January 24Bonnie Kinkoph-Glady †, Colleen Turgeon (Birthday)

Thursday, January 25Vincent Sommella †, Dottie Kitching †

Friday, January 26Benjamin McAuliffe †, Walda Ramos (Birthday)

Saturday, January 27The Souls in Purgatory Most in Need, Ken Telesca †

Sunday, January 28Shirley A. Roy †, Gertrude Gibson †,

Laurentine Santos Leite †, Jack Welch †,Salvatore Fede †, (HC) Eleanor Hellner †

READINGS

Sun: Jon 3:1-5, 10....................1 Cor 7:29-31 Mk 1:14-20Mon: Need to get them from MaryTues: 2 Sm 6:12b-15, 17-19......Mk 3:31-35Wed: 2 Sm 7:4-17..................... Mk 4:1-20Thu: Acts 22:3-16.....................Mk 16:15-18Fri: 2 Tm 1:1-8.......................Mk 4:26-34Sat: 2 Sm 12:1-7a, 10-17........ Mk 4:35-41Sun: Dt 18:15-20......................1 Cor 7:32-35 Mk 1:21-28

DONATIONS

Donations for the Week of Dec. 31st

Sunday Collection $ 48,110.37Building Fund $60,318.74Christmas $1,795.00Solemnity of Mary $1,606.00Capital Improvements $490.00Heat $130.00Additional CollectionsSamaritan Fund $2,961.32Catholic Charities $785.00

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Mardi Gras – February 10th

Good Food – Entertainment – Live Music Save the date! St. Mary Women’s Group is hav-ing a Mardi Gras on Saturday, Feb. 10th, from6:30 pm to 9 p.m. in Farrell Hall! Tickets willgo on sale soon.

Girl Scouts Cat & Dog Supplies Collection

Girl Scouts Kate and Kirsten are working on earning their silveraward by collecting dog and cat supplies through February 10th.The following items would be most appreciated. Items in bold are most needed. Canned dog and cat food - especially paté Canned beef and chicken broth, chicken and turkey hot dogs,Dog and cat treats - puppy-size are great for training, Rope toys - all sizes, Kongs - all sizes, Stuffed dog toys, Tennisballs, Feathered cat toys with wand, Pet waste bags – all are appreciated, biodegradable bags are pre-ferred, Nylon collars - all sizes, Leashes – particularly need 5’ or 6’ Nylon leashes, 1 inch wide,for larger dogs, Disposable latex gloves - large and medium, Cotton balls, Blankets, Bowls -- ceramic, heavy duty, Paper towels, 13-gallon tall trash bags. Please leave donations in the collection box in Farrell Hall. Any questions, contact kateandkirsten.silveraward@gmail.com.

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Carlos “Chuckie” Ibay Debut Performance with the Manassas Symphony

On Saturday, Mar. 3rd, Carlos “Chuckie” Ibay will be makinghis debut performance with the Manassas Symphony Orchestra, atthe Hylton Performing Arts Center, 10960 George Mason Circle, inManassas. Although we have heard him perform during many ofour Masses, this appearance will allow us to hear him performTchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1 in B flat minor backed by thefull Manassas Symphony Orchestra. Chuckie will also share hisclassical tenor voice with the audience as he is planning severalvocal arrangements with the orchestra. Tickets are $20 for adults, $16 for seniors and military. Ticketsare also available for children at no cost. Accessible Seating is alsoavailable. Tickets are available through www.manassassymphony.org,1-888-945-2468, or via email at: tickets@manassassymphony.org.Billed as a Spectacular Pianist and known as an Extraordinary Vocalist,his performance will be one you won’t want to miss.

Holy Trinity Jubilee Park, Inc. PresentsCarlos Chuckie Alberto Ibay

in A Salute to Broadway Concert*To benefit a future plan to build an assisted living facility for elderlypriests and laity in a Catholic environment. 10% of the sales willgo to the St. Mary of Sorrows Building Fund. The concert will beheld at Fairfax Country Club, 5110 Ox Road in Fairfax, on Apr.14th, from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Cost is $50 per person $350 table of8. Priests & Religious are free. Fee includes sit down lunch. Cashbar available. For information call: Jill, 703-392-6420, Sandy, 703-255-3534, Erlinda,703-304-65345, or Lilia, 703-754-2256.*Come in your favorite Broadway Musical Costume (optional).

LITURGY & MUSIC

Please Pray for the SickMarilyn C Price, Ted Godlewski, Kerry Feighery, Bea Lewis, TrishMartel, Pilar Soto Kotwicki, Barbara Bernard, Eileen Giaimo, PaulGrano, Mary Ellen Elmore, Sharon Connelly, Chuck Lehman, MaryMalone, Elaine McDermott, Corinne Frassa, Betty Romano, ZacharyWilson, Irene Sabo, Edward Connolly, Mary Connolly, Mary AnnFleming, Virginia MacLauchlan, Dave Anderson, Lisa Anderson,Diane Anderson, Steve Bruce, Christine Seebold, Matthew Menton,Carol McGruff, John Esser, Tiffany Banules, Raymond Remeika, PegTelesca, Presentation Novales, Lilly Morris, Lamar Melton, PatriciaJaison, Lucy Sembach, Assunta Day, Christina Vloet, Pat Seiler, PeterTompkins, Joline Unpingco, Julie Adkins, Larry Leidtke, ToniMorris, George Bonina Jr., Tom Copeland, Joanie Evans, LynnJones, Austin Ruby, and those in our book of prayers.

Please Pray for the Deceased and Their FamiliesJohn Moar and Carl Kaczmarek.

Friday Holy HourSt. Mary's offers Friday evening Holy Hours at the Historic Churchon the second through fourth (or fifth) Fridays each month. Thenext scheduled Holy Hour is Friday, Jan. 26th, at 7:30 pm. Pleasecome to spend time with our Lord through quiet prayer and reflection before His presence in the Blessed Sacrament.

Lighthouse Catholic Media The Lighthouse kiosk has many new offerings. Be sure to check outsome of the recent acquisitions.

Rosary LeadersEach weekend there are many opportunities to lead the Rosarybefore Mass. A step-by-step guide is available if you have never ledthe Rosary before. Sign up is easy. From www.stmaryofsorrows.org,click the WebLinks tab, and then the Rosary Leader Sign Up. If youhave questions, please call Mary McKay at 703-978-4141, x112, oremail marym@stmaryofsorrows.org. Thank you to all who havebeen faithful volunteers in this service.

Lector Ministry OpeningsProclaim the Word of God with us. “Indeed the Word of God is liv-ing and effective.” (Hebrews 4:12). The lector ministry has open-ings for 2018. New lectors can be oriented in February to bescheduled starting in March. Come serve our parish family!Contact us at lector@malouff.net for more information.

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Alleluia, Alleluia! The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent andbelieve in the Gospel.

“Jesus came to Galilee proclaiming the gospel of God: "This is thetime of fulfillment. The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent, andbelieve in the gospel." MK 1:14

Feast of St Blaise- Blessing of ThroatsThe annual blessing of throats on the Feast of St.Blaise is a traditional sign of the struggle against illness in the life of the Christian. This year the blessing will be on, Saturday, Feb. 3rd, during the9:15 am Mass.

Suffering and illness have always been among the greatestproblems that trouble the human spirit. Christians feel andexperience pain as do all other people; yet their faith helpsthem to grasp more deeply the mystery of suffering and tobear their pain with greater courage. . . . Part of the plan laidout by God's providence is that we should fight strenuouslyagainst all sickness and carefully seek the blessings of goodhealth, so that we may fulfill our role in human society andin the Church. The blessing of the sick by ministers of theChurch is a very ancient custom, rooted in imitation ofChrist himself and his apostles. (from the Book of Blessings)

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ADULT FAITH FORMATION

FORMED.org – Parish Code is 348713The Gospel reading this Sunday called each of us to become disci-ples of Jesus Christ. Inspired by the virtue and witness of SaintPeter, learn the difference between following Jesus closely and fol-lowing him at a distance. In this powerful study, Dr. Tim Grayshows us what it truly means to follow Christ and to seek forgive-ness. Watch Lectio: Peter/Session 7: Discipleship at a Distance.To register go to: https://stmaryofsorrows.formed.org. Don’t for-get to download the FREE iOS or Android app to put FORMED atyour fingertips.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION K - 6th

Classes are off next week. Classes resume on Thursday, Feb. 1st.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 7th - 8th

Junior High Youth MinistryEmail: maddyL@stmaryofsorrows.org

Class ScheduleClasses will resume as normal this week.

There are NO classes next week – the week of Jan. 28th. Classeswill resume as normal the week of Feb. 4th.

IGNITEJoin us for IGNITE on Saturday, Feb. 3rd, from 6 - 8 p.m. in FarrellHall. We will have dinner, play games, and reflect on scripture insmall groups. Bring your friends - everyone is welcome!

Power HourJoin us Friday, Feb. 2nd from 3-4 p.m. after school in the worshipcenter for Adoration. We will sit together as a group. Don’t worryif you can’t get there right at 3, Jesus will still be there! Parents, youare welcome and encouraged to join us!

Monday Meet-UpJoin us Mondays after school in Farrell Hall from 3-4 p.m. All 7th-8th graders are invited! We will have snacks, play games, and buildup our Christian community. Bring your friends - all are welcome!

HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY

SNL: For God So Loved The WorldSunday, Jan. 21st 5 - 8:15 PM

Join us as we begin our Youth In The Spirit Semester. After Mass& dinner, we will look at what it means to walk in an intentionalrelationship with Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit. TheChristian life is difficult, but each baptized person has been givenspecific gifts and graces to help them along their journey. All HighSchool teens invited!

No LEAD Team There will be no Lead Team on Tuesday, Jan. 23rd.

Winter RetreatFriday, Feb. 16th – Sunday, Feb. 18th

All High School students are invited to our Winter Retreat atNorthbay Adventure Camp. Join over 100 other teens from sixlocal parishes for a weekend of prayer, faith, and fun. This is agreat opportunity to make new friends and grow in your faith.Email Mark if you would like to sign-up!

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ST. MARY’S PRESCHOOL

Now that the Christmas season is over and we spenda few weeks in Ordinary Time, this simple aid to

prayer has been popularized by Pope Francis, and it’s perfectfor kids. Try this: Using an old glove, write key words on each fin-ger to help your child remember the five parts of the prayer.1. The thumb is the closest finger to you. So start praying forthose who are closest to you. They are the persons easiest toremember. To pray for our dear ones is a “sweet obligation.”2. The next finger is the index finger. Pray for those who teachyou, instruct you, and heal you. They need God’s help as theyoffer direction for others.3. The following finger is the tallest. It reminds us of our gov-ernment leaders and others who have authority. They need God’sguidance.4. The fourth finger is the ring finger, which is also our weakestfinger. It should remind us to pray for the weakest among us—the sick, the poor, those excluded from society, and thoseplagued by other problems.5. And finally we have our smallest finger, the smallest of all.Your pinkie should remind you to pray for yourself. When youare done praying for the other four groups, you will be able topray for your own needs in a better way.

REGISTRATION FOR THE2018-2019 SCHOOL YEAR

Our Preschool welcomes 2 ½ year olds through5 year olds. We have a number of classes tochoose what works best for your family. Weencourage you to schedule a visit to thePreschool this January before registering for the

new school year. Interested families need to call Miss Michelle in thePreschool Office, 703-978-4557, to make an appointment for a tour. Registration for the 2018-2019 school year for families withchildren currently enrolled in our program will be held on themorning of Wednesday, Feb. 7th, and open registration will beginon the afternoon of Wednesday, Feb. 7th. All registrations will takeplace in the Preschool Office.

LEARN, SHARE, LAUGH, GROW EVERYDAY, IN GOD’S WAY

SMOSCoAll 7th-12th grade students are invited to join our Teen Choir andOrchestra. They rehearse on Wednesday evenings and lead thecongregation in song at our 5 p.m. Sunday Mass! If you play aninstrument or sing, please consider joining us! Contact our choirdirector at stmaryschildrenschoir@gmail.com!

Any questions? Contact Mark at marks@stmaryofsorrows.org

PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY

The Samaritan FundPlease remember those who are financially needy. Donations to theSamaritan Fund will be used to assist with rent and utility payments, andother basic necessities for those less fortunate in our community. Largeor small amounts may be placed in the collection box in the foyer of theWorship Center. If you prefer, you may write a check to Saint Mary’s with‘Samaritan Fund’ in the memo line, and leave it in the Parish Office.

Food Pantry Re-Stocking This Sunday, January 21st

We are in need of helpers for re-stocking beginning at 1:25 p.m. inFarrell Hall. Please consider spending an hour helping to sort andstock the shelves in the pantry. This is a perfect opportunity for fam-ilies to help our parish as we strive to provide food for the poor!

Coming Events Mark Your Calendars and Check the Website,

www.stmaryofsorrows.org, for updates!Brown Bag Distribution Sunday – February 11th

Lenten Soup Suppers Begin – February 16th

Pantry Re-Stocking – February 18th

The Car MinistryIf you have a used car to donate, please consider The Car Ministry, acharitable agency that processes and repairs donated vehicles whichare given at no cost to needy families and persons who can support acar and who have been referred by pastors and social workers. Thesevehicles transform people’s lives because transportation allows themto obtain employment in places that were previously inaccessible andit makes them self-sufficient because they now have a means to get towork. For more information, contact Peter Garry, 703-978-1163.

Catholic Charities Welcome Home Re-Entry Program

Catholic Charities is seeking volunteer mentors to serve in its re-entryprogram as role models and guides to formerly incarcerated, recent-ly released individuals. Help to welcome them home, connect themto available resources, and provide positive, caring support so thatthey can successfully return to the community. Background checkand training and ongoing education required. Become acquaintedwith the challenges facing those leaving jail/prison; receive trainingworking in a one-to-one setting; opportunity to help an individual intransition. Contact Sally O’Dwyer, sodwyer@ccda.net.

HAPPENING IN THE DIOCESE

2018 BISHOP’S LENTEN APPEAL BEGINS!This month many of us will receive a mailing from BishopBurbidge regarding the 2018 Bishop’s Lenten Appeal (BLA). Thetheme for the 2018 BLA is “Living in Faith~Giving in Gratitude.”After reflecting upon the many blessings that God has given you,please prayerfully consider making a pledge to this importantappeal that funds many programs and ministries that serve thepeople in our diocese. Together, through the BLA, let us renewour personal commitment to the Lord’s work in our diocese.

Morning of Reflection for St. Therese Vocation Society

All are invited to join the St. Therese Vocation Society for theirannual Morning of Reflection on Saturday, Feb. 3rd, from 9 a.m.- 12 p.m. at St. Luke Catholic Church in McLean with Fr. AnthonyPinizzotto. The day will include Mass, continental breakfast, spir-itual conference, and Holy Hour. There is no cost, but pleaseRSVP with the Office of Vocations by Jan. 29th at 703-841-2514or vocations@arlingtondiocese.org.

Music at the MonasteryMusic to uplift your soul! Enjoy Music at the Monastery on Sunday,Feb. 11th, 4 p.m., with organist Samantha Scheff. Held at the his-toric Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land, 1400 Quincy St. NE,Washington, this monthly series is cosponsored with the DCChapter of the American Guild of Organists. A light reception fol-lows; free-will offering. For information , visit myfranciscan.org orcall 202-526-6800; free parking.

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Saint Mary’s Food Pantry MinistryWe often receive inquiries about serving Saint Mary’sFood Pantry, and we are very grateful to those whoare interested in volunteering and, of course, tothose volunteers who keep the food pantry function-ing. In general, food pantry activities fall into twocategories: Collection and Distribution.

Food Collection involves preparing and helping to hand outbrown bags after Masses on Brown Bag Sundays; sorting andstocking the shelves on the Sundays following brown bag distribu-tion; keeping inventory of supplies and shopping for additionalnecessities when we run low between collection Sundays. Food Distribution includes packing up and delivering donationsfrom our pantry to outside organizations; preparing bags of food forpeople who call in advance or drop in; maintaining emergency foodsupplies for weekend and off-hour requests. If you are interested inhelping with any of these activities, please contact Carol Mayfield,703-978-4141, x109 or carolm@stmaryofsorrows.org. Future foodcollection and pantry restocking Sundays will be February 18th,March 18th, April 15th and May 20th beginning at 1:25 p.m., inFarrell Hall.

National Catholic Schools WeekSince 1974, National Catholic Schools Week is the annual celebrationof Catholic education in the United States. This year it is Jan. 28th -Feb. 3rd. The theme for the National Catholic Schools Week 2017 is“Catholic Schools: Communities of Faith, Knowledge and Service.”Schools typically observe the annual celebration week with Masses,open houses and other activities for students, families, parishionersand community members. Through these events, schools focus onthe value Catholic education provides to young people and its contri-butions to our church, our communities and our nation.

2018 Men's ConferenceAll men are invited to the 2018 Men’s Conference "Marked Men: MadeFor Greatness" on Mar. 3rd, at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Herndon,VA. The conference will feature one of the most celebrated Catholicspeakers in the world of social media: Fr. Mike Schmitz, who will bejoined by Bishop Burbidge and Billy Atwell, Chief CommunicationsOfficer of the Diocese. Continental breakfast and lunch will be served.To register, go to www.arlingtondiocese.org/men. Registration is open.Ticket price is $55 through Feb. 1st; $65 after. Make sure to registerASAP as slots get filled quite easily!

2018 Women's ConferenceAll women of the Catholic Diocese of Arlington are invited to the2018 Women's Conference "From Darkness Into Light" on Mar.10th at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Herndon, VA. FeaturingDiane Foley, mother of slain journalist, James Foley, and Sr. GraceDominic, writer and national speaker. Holy Mass will be celebrat-ed by Bishop Michael Burbidge. To register, go to www.arlington-diocese.org/women. Registration is $55 through Feb. 1st; $65after. Please register ASAP to reserve your slots!

A Marriage Day of Enrichment and CelebrationA Marriage Day of Enrichment and Celebration, sponsored by Teamsof Our Lady, will be held at St. Michael Catholic Church, 7401 St.Michael’s Lane, Annandale, on Saturday, Feb. 10th, in the All PurposeRoom of the Junior School. The event will be from 9:15 a.m. (afterthe 8:30 a.m. Mass) until 3 p.m. and lunch is included. The day is forcouples in Sacramental Marriages. The cost is 35 dollars per coupleto be paid at the door. To participate, please contact Carol and DaveMcCaffrey (themccaffreys22003@gmail.com or 703-941-4573) toreserve a place and to facilitate planning.

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WEEKLY SCHEDULESun 21 Simple Gifts 6:45am MR Squire Roses 11:15am OSMH Food Pantry 1:30pm FH HOL Prayer Group 3:00pm OSMH YM 5:00pm FHMon 22 Mother’s Group 10:00am OSMH JH Monday Meet-up 3:00pm FH(F) Finance Committee Meeting 7:00pm OSMH ACOA/ACDF 7:30pm URTues 23 Adult Bible Study 9:45am UR Cursillo Group Reunion 2:00pm 5L Knights of Columbus 7:00pm OSMH YM Lead Team Meeting 7:00pm FH(F) Bells of St. Mary’s 7:30 pm MR Mardi Gras Meeting 7:30pm URWed 24 AA 10:00am OSMH Lord Teach Me to Pray 10:00am 8L Lord Teach Me to Pray 10:00am UR Children’s Choir 5:00pm WC Italian Heritage Society 6:45pm OSMH RCIA 7:00pm UR Joyful Noise 7:15pm WC Legion of Mary 7:15 pm 6L Logs of Fire Prayer Group 7:30pm Chapel SMOS Choir & Orchestra 7:30pm MR Boys’ CLC 8:00pm 8LThu 25 Prayer Ministry 10:00am HC New Spirit Singers 7:30pm WC Core Life Transformation 7:30pm UR Boy Scout Troop 697 7:30pm OSMH Marian Singers 7:30pm MR Girls’ CLC 8:15pm 7LFri 26 Set up for Casino Night 4:00pm FHSat 27 Spanish Class 10:00am 5L Baptisms 10:30am WC Set up for Casino Night 12:00pm FH Boy Scout Lock-in 6:00pm OSMH Casino Night 6:30pm FHSun 28 Simple Gifts 6:45am MR Youth Ministry 5:00pm FH

St. Joseph School Open House750 Peachtree St., Herndon,

January 30th

Parish Hall, 9:30 - 11:00 a.m.Please contact Mrs. Mary Lewis, Admissions Coordinator,

at mlewis@sjschoolva.org for more information.

Saint Leo the Great School Open HouseJanuary 28th at 12:00 p.m. in Holler Gym

3704 Old Lee Highway, FairfaxFor more information or to RSVP, please contact Sara Hicks, Assistant Principal, 703-359-6645.

Holy Spirit Catholic SchoolInspiring Minds / Igniting HeartsA Blue Ribbon School of Excellence8800 Braddock Road, Annandale

Open House January 28th, - 1:00-2:30 p.m.Principal Presentation at 1:00 p.m.

www.holyspiritflames.org

St. Andrew the Apostle School Open HousesJanuary 30th, February 6th, February 20th

9:30 a.m. in the School Lobby6720B Union Mill Rd., Clifton

Email: office@standrew-clifton.orgPhone: 703-817-1774