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January 10, 2016
Eucharistic Celebrations
Sunday Observance: Saturday Evening: 5:00 p.m., Sunday: 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 12:00 noon, 5:00 p.m. Daily Mass in Our Lady of The Pilar Chapel: Monday - Saturday 8:30 a.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays 4:00 to 4:45, Sundays 4:20 to 4:50 or by appointment
Saint Joseph Catholic Community 915 Liberty Road ~ Eldersburg, Maryland 21784
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PPastoral Staff
Neville O’Donohue, S.M., Pastor [email protected] 443-920-9191 x330
David McGuigan, S.M., Associate Pastor [email protected] 443-920-9130
Michael Dvorak, Deacon [email protected] 443-920-9188
Vito Piazza, Deacon [email protected] 443-920-9106
Lauren Glass, Accountant [email protected] 443-920-9123
Elizabeth “Biji” James, Coordinator for the Ministry to the Sick and Bereavement [email protected] 443-920-9107
Maria Klicpera, Parish Administrator [email protected] 443-920-9120
Jean Marriott, Coordinator for RCIA [email protected] 443-920-9191
Lyle Peters, Director of Liturgy and Music [email protected] 443-920-9110
Kathleen Reid, Pastoral Associate for Service, Justice & Life [email protected] 443-920-9113
Nora Rozelle, Director of Religious Education [email protected] 443-920-9102
Ann Schwartz, Pastoral Associate for Youth and Young Adult Ministry [email protected] 443-920-9108 Tom Schwartz, Facilities Manager [email protected] 443-920-9119 Rev. John Worgul, Pastoral Associate for Evangelization and Adult Formation [email protected] 443-920-9104 Support Staff Parish Office Denise Roberts, Office Manager, Ext. 122 [email protected] Meghan Snyder, Parish Secretary, Administrative Assistant to Pastor Ext. 140 [email protected] Administrative Assistants Jeanine Norfolk - Youth Ministry & Confirmation Ext. 109 [email protected] Cathy Nusbaum - Baptism & Shield the Vulnerable Ext. 103 [email protected] Mary Ellen Will - Religious Education, PK-8 Ext. 101 [email protected]
Vacant - Liturgy Ext. 136
Deadline for bulletin articles is
Monday at 9:00 am
Bulletin editor is Cathy Nusbaum.
Perpetual Adoration Our Lady of The Pillar Chapel [email protected] 443.920.9191
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday 4:00 - 4:45 pm, Sunday 4:20 - 4:50 pm,
or by appointment.
Baptisms: During pregnancy call 443-920-9103
Matrimony: Contact parish at least six months before the prospective date.
Chaminade Parish Center
Hours: Monday.-Friday
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Contact us: 443-920-9191
Fax: 443-920-9192 Email:
[email protected] Visit us on the web at www.saintjoseph.cc
Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/sjcc.church
Follow us on YouTube saintjosephcatholiccommunity.org/sjcc/
content/ministry-video
Emergencies: For emergencies requiring the immediate presence of a priest call 443-920-9111.
Leadership
EXECUTIVE TEAM [email protected] MADELINE JONES– Chair CHRIS PATRICK– Vice Chair DEBBE MORK– Secretary AT-LARGE MEMBERS: Megan Channing Jimmy Hockett Alexandra Jones (Young Adult Rep.) Audrey Novak Les Simon Josh Thiem Tim Thimmesch Tom White Susan Wilson
SERVICE, JUSTICE & LIFE COMMISSION MARY DOYLE, Chairperson
LITURGY COMMISSION Vacant, Interim Chairperson EVANGELIZATION COMMISSION DIANNE MARTIN, Chairperson FINANCE COMMISSION BRUCE GOODWIN, Chairperson FACILITIES COMMISSION ROBERT MUHL, Chairperson CHRISTIAN FORMATION COMMISSION ROBERT BASTRESS, Chairperson
Parish Pastoral Council
Prayer of the Faithful For all the sick: Laurie Wolf, Bill Franklin, Casey Bellofatto, Mary Albright, Vicky Lowery, Sarah Dudek, Jennifer San Fellipo, Alicia Brown, Anna Blais, Nora Murray, Charles Worsley, Carol Herrera, Cathy Chiaramonte, Jim Albert, David Fish, Jeremiah Rozelle, Fr. Paul Reich, Fr. George Onida, Donna Moore, Nedward Farley, Lawrence Guerst, Kathy Grintalis-Jandorf, Paul Nusbaum …Let us pray to the Lord: Lord, hear our prayer.
For all who have died..Father Joseph Mary Marshall, Dennis McCrabe, Jason Thomas, Josephine Mindyas. …Let us pray to the Lord: Lord, hear our prayer.
Readings for Next Week Second Sunday of Ordinary Time
First Reading: IS 62:1-5
Second Reading: 1 COR 12:4-11
Gospel: JN 2:1-11
www.usccb.org/bible/readings/011716.cfm
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In Memoriam—Fr. Joseph Mary Marshall, S.M. by Fr. Dave McGuigan, S.M., Associate Pastor
I lived with Joe Marshall in our Marianist community in Cambridge, MA and Allston, MA from 1993 to 1997. During that time, our leadership, at the time the Provincial Council of the NY Province of the Society of Mary, asked Joe and I to try to find a ministry involvement in the Archdiocese of Boston. So, we pounded the pavement until we landed an interview with the director of the archdiocesan campus ministry office and were each hired: Joe became the Catholic chaplain at Brandeis University, a famous school with a predominantly Jewish student population, and I held the same position at Bentley College, renowned for its accounting program; both campuses were in Waltham, MA. Fr. Joe earned great respect at Brandeis for the quality of his ministry and ecumenical respect and sensitivity. As Joe was ordained, he helped me with sacramental ministry at Bentley. Our collaboration was mutually supportive, fraternal and easygoing. I enjoyed Marianist community life with Joe. His example of commitment to prayer, and devotion to our Blessed Mother were helpful to me during those early years of my religious life. Joe could be great fun! His sense of humor was lively and simple, and he had a down-to-earth way of enjoying many things from a walk to a movie, a play, a pizza, a concert, or lecture. He enjoyed the changing seasons, both in the Church and of the year. Once we went to a shrine in the Boston area that was lit up for the Christmas season; I couldn’t keep up with him—he was like a child—as he enjoyed the lights and people. He not only enjoyed festive atmosphere, he could create it, too. Joe had a keen Catholic sensibility for the connection between ordinary and sacred. I spent time with Joe’s family and I know that he loved his parents and siblings, and their children, very much. With his Marianist brothers Joe was transparent about God’s presence in his life and I know he had a deep experience of himself as a son of Mary in union with Christ. I would say this was a great grace for Joe and the inspiration for his identity as a religious and a priest. I have a clear recollection of Joe sharing with me the Scripture passage that guided his ministry to God’s people, Isaiah 42:3, “A bruised reed he will not break, and a smoldering wick he will not quench.” Joe knew the healing mercy of God in his own life, and he was committed to being an agent of divine mercy for others. Later on, when Joe left St. Joseph’s and MD, for San Antonio, TX, I saw him, rarely. He did return, when he could, to spend some time with the Marianist community and reconnect with dear friends he had made in the parish during his years of ministry, here. I spent a little time with him on his most recent and final visit, and he shared his experience of living with cancer, his hope for healing, finding deeper faith and union with Christ in his suffering, and his desire to continue to serve as long as he could. The physical toll of his illness was obvious to me. Joe had been my height if not slightly taller, but now he was shorter than I and wearing a brace to support his spine. But, his connection to God in all of this was obvious, too. Nearing the end of his earthly journey, for Fr. Joseph Mary Marshall, S.M., stature was not a matter of height but depth. May he rejoice in the Lord’s house, forever.
Many parishioners will remember Father Joe from his time here at Saint Joseph Catholic Community. Father Joe was “called to his everlasting dwelling place with the saints, at the age of 61 with 30 years of religious profession. He died on December 28, 2015 in San Antonio, Texas. Let us thank God for the gift of his life; let us thank Mary our Mother for his gift of perseverance. Together, let us pray that he may rest in the peace of Christ.” Martin A. Solma, S.M., Provincial Society of Mary
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Live Our Faith
Pray Our Faith
If you or a member of your family is homebound or is in a nursing home nearby and desires communion, a pastoral visit or Sacrament of the Sick, please contact Biji James at [email protected] or 443-920-9107. The Sacrament of the Sick can be celebrated in the office prior to serious surgery. For celebrations of the Sacrament of the Sick in emergency situations only which require the presence of a priest, please call 443-920-9111. The names of sick parishioners may be added to the Sunday Eucharist Mass Prayers of the Faithful by calling the parish office. The names of non-parishioners will be added to the prayer list in the bulletin for a limited time.
Many Thanks! Parishioners of St. Joseph’s, you have made this Christmas wonderful for many many individuals and families through your generous donations of gifts and monetary donations. We’ll tell you all about it in next weekend’s bulletin!
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Jesus shares in Matthew 25:34- 40, “For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, a stranger and you welcomed me, naked and you clothed me, ill and you cared for me, in prison and you visited me. Then the righteous will answer him and say, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you drink? When did we see you a stranger and welcome you, or naked and clothed you? When did we see you ill or in prison, and visit you?’ And the king will say to them in reply, ‘Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.’ If you are interested in visiting and bringing communion to those in our community who are unable to come to Mass, please contact Biji James at 443-920-9107 or [email protected].
GREETER MINISTRY Our Greeter program has been very successful since we started in February, 2014, so we are planning to include the 5:00 Mass on Saturday beginning the end of January. We need volunteers who would be willing to participate. There will be a sign-up sheet at the information desk and an introduction for all the greeters on Sunday, January 17th at 1:00. Come find out what is involved, meet others who have been serving and have some refreshments too. Please call Diane Bastress (410-303-5383) or email ([email protected]) or Virginia McNicholas (410-795-4165) or email ([email protected]).
Can you Sew? We will be sewing basic fire-retardant rod-pocket draperies for Catholic Charities’ HeadStart pre-school facility in Carroll County. These draperies are required for them to remain open. If you could offer to sew some basic panels with a group of parishioners putting this effort together, please contact Barbara Young at 410-795-0181. Arrangements can be made to sew here at St. Joseph’s or in your own home. Please help if you can!
Please welcome the newest members to our community: Cameron Scott, son of Kent and Cara Schrack; Jakob Simon, son of Lars-Kristian and Christin Hinrichsen; Eleanor Jane, daughter of Matthew and Jennifer Taylor; Emmett Charles, son of Keith and Melanie Greenway; Gerald Benjamin, son of Benjamin and Rebecca DeMouy; Taryn Ainsley, daughter of Stephen and Christianne Harrell; and Christopher Joseph, son of Christopher and Jessica Felix, Nicholas Brian, son of Hailey and Brian Fuhr.
Interested in becoming Catholic Consider the RCIA, Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults. The RCIA consists of a series of sessions, a spiritual journey for someone wishing to join our faith community. To acquire a fuller understanding of what it means to be Catholic, we first require those interested to attend the pre-catechumenate formation period. This period consists of twelve monthly meetings throughout the course of the liturgical year. Core foundational beliefs and church tradition are examined. Once completed, our journey continues in the weekly Catechumenate sessions that culminate with your full initiation into the Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil Mass. The next Pre-Catechumenate session will be held on Wednesday, February 3rd at 7:00pm in Room 11. To begin, contact Fr. Dave, 443-920-9130, [email protected] or the Andersons at 410-848-4030.
Thank you to all the parishioners who so
generously contributed to our worship environment
during the Advent & Christmas seasons. On
Saturday morning, January 23, a mass will be offered for the intentions of the
donors. Again, thank you to all those, whose
contributions add so much to maintaining the beauty
of our worship environment.
Rosary for Life for Those Who Have Cancer: This is an opportunity to storm heaven, uniting in prayer for all those afflicted with cancer and for their family and friends who suffer with them. Everyone is welcome to join us in this faith-based rosary to pray for a cure for cancer the first Thursday of every month at 7 p.m. or the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 9 a.m. (following Mass). For questions or further clarification, visit the website at www.curecancerrosary.com or, to include an intention, email Sue Brilhart at [email protected].
Our next Welcome Gathering for New Parishioners will be held this Sunday, January 10th after the 10:00am
Mass in the Tonry Room. Thank you!
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Grow Our Faith
Youth Ministry
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES We are in the midst of learning, but we still have room. Forms are available on our website, the office, and at the Welcome Table. In grades 1st through 8th, children receive a catechism book to take home and weekly handouts. For more info, contact Nora: [email protected] or 443-920-9102.
Ignite the Fire with Toddler Bible Time! Do you have a
child ages 2-4? Are you looking to begin teaching the bible and its important lessons to your child but not sure where to start? Toddler Bible Time
will meet every Wednesday morning at 8:45. At this event, parents/guardians will engage in activities with their child to learn important messages from
the bible. There will be singing, stories, and
crafts. Have questions or need more information? Please feel free to contact Nicole Monroe
at 443-538-8492 or at [email protected].
Year 1 January 24th – Disciple Groups meet this week Year 2 January 10th – Disciple Groups meet this week
CONFIRMATION PREP 9th GRADE AND OLDER
Share Our Faith
Pray with us! In His Name Prayer is an intercessory prayer group formed specifically to
pray for the needs of the parish community of St. Joseph and its parishioners as well as the greater community. We pray every Tuesday in the chapel
immediately following the conclusion of daily Mass. At the end of our intercessions, we offer up all of our petitions with a rosary. All are welcome to join us for all or part of our prayer time. Please feel free to bring young children and to leave as your
schedule requires.
Marriage Encounter: In today’s gospel it says, “He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire.” Bring the Holy Spirit into your marriage. The next Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend is April 22-24, 2016 in Rockville, MD. For more information and to apply online visit moments4marriage.org, or call 301-541-7007, or email at [email protected].
Feast of the Baptism of the Lord January 9/10, 2016
In today’s reading from the Gospel of Luke we hear the proclamation of the baptism of Jesus with “all the people.” Indeed, “heaven was opened,” and the Father announced his special favor. Whenever we partake of the body and blood of Christ, heed his call in our daily lives, share his Good News, become instruments of his transforming justice and peace, heaven is opened to us, and through the Holy Spirit, the Lord announces his special favor on us as well. A good stewardship reflection this week might be this: How, or in what ways, have we personally experienced God’s special favor in our lives?
STEWARDSHIP MOMENT
Middle School Youth Group Friday January 15th 6:30 – 8:00pm: New Year!! Now What?? Join us for a fun evening with MS youth group friends to start the New Year!
A St. Joseph's Women's group called, WINGS, provides weekly opportunities for women to grow in their faith together through inspiring talks, small group discussions, and prayer together while simultaneously building supportive relationships among other women. WINGS meets weekly at two different optional times, Wednesdays evenings from 7-9pm, and Thursday mornings. 9:15-11am (includes childcare). Please feel free to visit and see if we are right for you. All women are welcome! Contact Eileen Lohrmann at [email protected] or at 410-795-4052 for more information.
The Knights of Columbus will have a spaghetti dinner and movie night on Saturday, Jan 23rd, in the Formation and Fellowship Center. Dinner begins at 6:15 p.m. and the movie will follow at 6:45 p.m. Cost is $3 per person. The movie “Inside Out” will be showing. Please bring a dessert to pass, blankets and sleeping bags for the kids to watch the movie. Also, be sure to sign up in the Cassidy Center.
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Financially Speaking
Support Our Faith
Faith Direct: The twelve days of Christmas culminate with the celebration of the wonderful feast of Epiphany. I am thankful for all the generous gifts that you provide to our parish, but I realize that you cannot be with us every Sunday of the year. Please consider using our secure electronic giving program Faith Direct. Faith Direct will automatically process any offertory or second collection donations of your choosing. 2 You can sign up online at www.faithdirect.net using our church code: MD80, or by mailing a paper enrollment form available in the parish office.
CCorrection: We have all enjoyed the new and beautiful crèche scene this year, thanks to the family of the late Bill Sapp, and thanks to the parishioners who also purchased pieces to com-plement the set. My apologies for inadvertently putting Rosemary Sapp’s name incor-
rectly in the December 20 bulletin. Rev. Neville O’Donohue, SM Pastor
Cookies and Crafts Social for Kids! Come out to The Sacred Heart School of Glyndon on Sunday, January 31, 2016 from 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm for cookies and a craft. Your kids will be entertained while you learn about our Kindergarten and 1st Grade Programs. Afterwards, visit our school library for the Annual Scholastic Book Fair. 63 Sacred Heart Lane, Glyndon, MD 21071. Visit www.shgschool.org for more information or call 410-833-0857 to register. Walk-ins are welcome. Enter via Gym Lobby.
School Open House The Sacred Heart School of Glyndon will be holding an Open House on Monday, February 1, 2016 between 9:00 am and 11:00 am. Tours will be given for Pre-K (3 and 4), Kindergarten, Elementary and Middle School grades. Sacred Heart Schools develops the unique, God-given gifts of each student in a safe, nurturing and diverse environment. Before and after school care is available. For more information, visit www.shgschool.org or contact Paula Caponiti at 410-833-0857, x 122 or [email protected]. Enter via Main Lobby.
Actual Actual BudgetFY16 FY15 FY16
December 19 & 20 , 2015Envelopes/Mailed In 23,206$ 23,710$ 17,775$ EFT - Faith Direct 7,545$ 6,535$ 6,855$ Loose 3,277$ 2,882$ 3,037$
Total 34,028$ 33,127$ 27,667$
Actual FY16 vs. Actual FY15 over (under) 901$ Actual FY16 vs. Budget FY16 over (under) 6,361$
YTD Offertory - Week 25
Envelopes/Mailed In 361,968$ 379,261$ 369,325$ EFT - Faith Direct 176,854$ 163,235$ 171,375$ Loose 66,762$ 60,855$ 63,113$
Total 605,584$ 603,351$ 603,813$
Actual FY16 vs. Actual FY15 over (under) 2,233$ Actual FY16 vs. Budget FY16 over (under) 1,771$
Poor Box - in pew collection (this week) 2,542$ Poor Box - Faith Direct (this week) 451$
Repairs and Maintenance - in pew collection (this week) 380$ Repairs and Maintenance - Faith Direct (this week) 249$
Christmas Flower Offering - in pew collection (this week) 1,096$
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““ It’s been six months since the funeral, and everyone I meet expects that I should
feel better. . . but I don’t.”
Does this sound familiar to you? If so, please consider joining us.
BEREAVEMENT GROUPS AT ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
ELDERSBURG, MARYLAND
Adults Grieving the Loss of a Spouse, Parent, Child,
Sibling or Friend 8 Wednesday Evenings
Starting January 27, 2016 7:30 – 9:00 in Tonry Conference Room
(unless otherwise stated)
For information and registration, please contact Biji James at 443-920-9107 or [email protected].
Protecting Our Earth “The different phenomena of environmental degradation and natural catastrophes, which unfortunately occur all too often, remind us of the urgency of dutiful respect toward nature, recovering and valuing a correct rela-tionship with the environment each day.” Pope Benedict XVI, August 26, 2009 Did you know? Since July 2011, polystyrene foam (“Styrofoam”) recycling has been available in Carroll County at the Northern Landfill Recycling Center in Westminster. To be accepted for recycling, the foam must bear the “6” symbol with “chasing arrows” in parentheses. Polystyrene items accepted include foam cups, plates, take-out containers, egg cartons, as well as shaped or molded foam often used to package electronics.
This site will divert foam and allow it to be recycled into new products. There’s no limit to how much can be brought by the public as long as it is clean. Once it’s dropped off, it will be picked up and taken to a recycling plant in Pennsylvania, where it is reprocessed and sold to manufacturers that make new products such as picture frames and moldings, office desk products, building insulation, and other consumer goods.
Please: Place foam in a clear or translucent bag Make sure that it has the “6” symbol Rinse cups and food containers to remove food Make sure there are no liquids in containers
Northern Landfill 1400 Baltimore Boulevard Westminster, MD 21157 410-386-4550
Do not bring: Foam packaging peanuts accepted at many retail shipping outlets Straws, lids, tape or stickers Foam insulation material Clamshell or non-foam #6 containers
Styrofoam products have not been allowed at St. Joseph Catholic Community events
for over 10 years.
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To Celebrate 150 Years is a Big Deal! St. Joseph Parish, Sykesville, was founded in 1868, and so in two years’ time, we will be rolling out a year of commemorations and, I hope, memorable parties. Our community today is built on the faith, the stewardship, and the struggles of many who lived in this area in the past. It is necessary to be aware of their lived reality. The experi-ences and the stories of how they lived their faith will honor them, and will also help us to grow in how we live our own faith. Knowing the story and history of our local faith com-munity will help us to be clear about what is essential in our faith. I am seeking to gather a number of people who will help build a memory bank. If you are interested in gathering history, stories and images, please consider being available for this foundational component of our 150th anniversary. Archivists, librarians, students of sociol-ogy or the history of the church are invited to contact me so we can discuss meeting within four weeks to lay out how to gather, store and present the history of our faith community. Fr. Neville O’Donohue, SM Pastor
Casseroles Needed for Our Daily Bread
Beef Garden Casserole We serve at Our Daily Bread the second Thursday of every month. Please join this ministry by preparing a casserole or dessert. Ingredients: 8 oz. elbow macaroni 2 medium onions, chopped 2 lbs ground beef or 1 lb ground beef and l lb
ground turkey 1 tsp. salt; 1/2 tsp. pepper 3 cups green beans, rinsed and drained 2 cups whole kernel corn, rinsed and drained 2 cans tomato soup
Directions: Cook macaroni and drain In a large pan, cook onions in a small amount of oil
until tender; remove Brown meat; drain off fat
Add onions, salt and pepper, vegetables, and soup; heat to boiling Pour into greased aluminum foil pan, add macaroni,
mix well Cover with aluminum foil, label as Beef Garden
Casserole and date made, then freeze Write the casserole name and date prepared on a
piece of paper and tape it to the casserole. Please do NOT write on the aluminum foil, as any casserole with a puncture in the foil must be thrown away.
General Information: Aluminum foil pans are on top of freezer in downstairs kitchen Extend aluminum foil covering down sides of casserole to prevent dripping Put prepared dishes in ODB freezer in downstairs or upstairs kitchen
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