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Transfiguration of Jesus Catholic Church
Important Information Parish Registration: Welcome to our parish. New members are asked to call the Parish office to register. Current parishioners who relocate are requested to inform us of your move. To update your registration information, please contact Elaine Masinick ([email protected].).
Community: If you know of anyone who is ill, bereaved, celebrating a significant event or anniversary, or just needing a cheerful message, please contact Judi Matthews at 289-1738 so she can send a card from the parish to the person or family. Judi will need the name, address, and information on the occasion in order to do so. Homebound Ministry: If you know of someone who is homebound and would like to receive the Holy Eucharist, please contact Rosanna Hirshkind at 285-8647.
In need of a Priest: Deacon Mike can be contacted at 910-271- 4444 should you have an emergency or any
life and death situation that requires , a priest.
Sacraments
Baptism: Parents must attend 2 preparation classes prior to having your child baptized. Please schedule an appointment with Father Roch or with Deacon Mike to discuss this procedure.
Marriage: The marriage preparation program for the Diocese of Raleigh takes six months. Call the parish office to schedule an appointment with Father Roch.
Sacrament of Penance: Thursday after Mass, Saturday before Mass or by appointment.
Anointing of the Sick: Please call Father Roch if anyone is in need of this sacrament
Transfiguration
Pastor Fr. Roch Drozdzik
910-665-1530 (O) 919-906-0464 (C)
Deacon
Deacon Mike Vandiver 910-285-4737
Mass Schedule: Mondays – 9 am Tuesdays – 5 pm Communion Service Wednesdays (mass in Magnolia at St. Clara) Thursdays -- 9 am Fridays -- 9 am Saturdays at 5 pm (Eng) Sundays at 8:30 am (Eng) & 11 am (Spanish) See Bulletin for possible changes
Adoration: Thursday after Mass until
6:00 p.m.
Reconciliation Thursday after Mass and Saturday before Mass or
by appointment
Fr. Roch Office Hours:
Thursday: 9:30-11am or feel free also to set an appointment by email.
Mass Intentions and Mass Cards Geri Cullen
910-285-7334
Parish Council Chair: Julia Bryant
Financial Council Chair:
Mark Hopkins
September 24, 2017 Twenty Fourth Sunday
in Ordinary Time
Flower Donation:
Sanctuary candle in memory/honor of:
Donating Flowers and Sanctuary Candles to decorate our Altar and Church is a great way to honor our beloved ones! Please call, text or email Kathy Lord [email protected]
Cell & Text: 910-271-4660 Home: 910-285-8008
Parish Communitotes
Our Mission To love and know more
profoundly our Catholic Faith, worship the Lord, minister to our members and to further
spread our faith in the community.
Prayer List: Jim Bruggeman, Wilson Arandia , Nancy Plumpton, Chris Santella, Terri Miller, Bob
Rideout, Candy Williams, Breton Pankoke, Tracy Moore, Nathan Pensingser, and all members of the military especially those in harm’s way and for our seminarians, Omeed Huemiller and Marlon Mendieta.
At the beginning of each month, The Prayer List will start a new prayer list. If someone, friend or family is sick, please let us know by emaili, ng [email protected] and we will list them in the bulletin.
Duplin Food Pantry: Please bring in donations of the shelf stable items for our local food pantry. Your donations help those within our
community and those who receive it are so grateful.
Breakfast: First Sunday Breakfast will be on Sunday, October 1st after 8:30AM Mass , come join your fellow parishioners Anniversary Mass: Are you celebrating your 10th, 25th, 50th or 50+ anniversary of marriage? If so, please join Bishop Luis Zarama at the annual Wedding Anniversary Mass on Sunday October 8 at 3:00pm at Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral in Raleigh to celebrate your calling to the vocation of marriage. Family members are welcome to attend. Register for this special Mass through your Parish or on-line at www.dioceseofraleigh.org/anniversary. Questions please call the Married Life Office at 919-821-9762.
Choir Invite: The choir will begin practicing for our Christmas concert soon. New voices are welcome. Please think about joining us for this
annual event -- some of you may decide to stay on as permanent members of the choir and we'd love to have you. Please contact Lara (phone number in the bulletin) or see her after Mass if you are interested. Thanks: Thank you again for your support of Hurricane Harvey Relief, we have collected an additional $1258.00. Total amount sent to The Diocese was $3217.55. Your generosity is greatly appreciated Join Us for Journey of Faith!: Are you curious about the Catholic Faith? Is the Holy Spirit calling you to learn more about Catholic Faith? Both Catholics and those inquiring about the faith are welcome to join us on Thursday nights for this joyous journey of faith. We will begin on September 28th at 6:30 p.m. in the parish hall. We will be using a new book this year called This Is Our Faith. For more information contact Fr. Roch, Deacon Mike or Patty George.
Classes: Altar Servers Class will be held for New and Current Servers on Sunday, September 24 after the 8:30a.m. Mass. Readers/Lectors Class will be held for all new and current Readers of the Word Thursday, October 12 at 5:00p.m. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Class will be held for all new and current ministers on Thursday, October 19 at 5:00p.m. Please contact Rosanna Hirshkind to confirm your attendance.
Pilgrimage Update- Pilgrimage to Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral Less than one month away! Just a reminder to turn in your payment ASAP!
There are Itinerary/payment forms in the back of church or contact Karen at 740-973-7732 or [email protected]. Thank you for your prompt payment! Join us: The annual Life Chain will commence at 2:30 in front of the Jacksonville Mall on Sunday, 1 October. Please consider attending and being a physical representation of the truths we confess. There is also one in Wilmington at College Rd, Oleander Dr, and Market St, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Bible Study: We will resume our study of the Bible timeline on Thursday September 28. We will meet for 9 weeks after the 9:00 AM Mass and the start of Adoration; app 9:45AM.
September 28 The Exile Read: 2 Kings 17 through 25 Supplemental readings : Jeremiah 31-34, Daniel 1-7, Ezekiel 34, CCC 2838 - 2845
October 5 Return of Judah Read: Isiah 44-45 Ezra 1-10 Nehemiah 1-13
October 12 Maccabean Revolt Read: 1 Maccabees 1-4 Supplemental reading: 2 Maccabees 7, CCC998 - 996
October 17 Messianic Fulfillment Read: Luke 1-9 Supplemental Reading: 1 Timothy 2 Save the Date, October 26th at 7 pm for the End of Life Medical Care presentation by Dr. Patrick O'Connell, MD is an internal medicine doctor who practices in Raleigh, NC. Dr. O'Connell is a Catholic who has been certified as an expert in Catholic bioethics and law with the Raleigh Diocese. More information to come.
Mass Intentions Sat Sep 23 - Repose of the soul of Theresa Panichello requested by Mary & Bob Farina Sun Sep 24 - Repose of the soul of Karen Kosinski requested by Karen Mackey Mon Sep 25 Tue Sep 26 Wen Sep 27 Thu Sep 28 Fri Sep 29 Sat Sep 30 - Repose of the soul of Roger Green requested by Judy Hodgson Sun Oct 1 - Repose of the soul of Maomi Jones requested by Kaye & Benny Pulzone John 11:25-26: Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies; and whoever lives and believes in me will never die” Contact Geri Cullen to schedule Mass Intentions 910-285-7334
Thank you to those who donated to The Mission to Philippines. We are still collecting summer clothes and shoes for those in need. Please know we can use gentle used clothes, backbacks, and flipflops, please see letter in the vestibule. Tradition teaches us Christ was conceived on the Feast of the Annunciation. We will watch the parallel development of “Thomas” in the womb beginning on March 25 (Feast of the Annunciation) until December 25. The Office of Human Life and Dignity is making available a series of bulletin messages describing the fetal development of “Thomas.” Each week we will send out the messages to the parishes.
September 24 (week 26) Thousands and thousands of brain cells are growing in Thomas’s head every day! Soon Thomas will have billions of brain cells. I can make a fist and grasp things. My spine is beginning to form to protect my spinal cord. I’m covered by a white, cheesy substance that protects my skin. Don’t worry, it will come off right after birth. Mom can tell if her baby gets the hiccups. “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I dedicated you, a prophet to the nations I appointed you.” (Jeremiah 1:5) The Diocese of Raleigh will observe Respect Life Sunday on Sunday, October 1 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral, 715 Nazareth Drive, Raleigh, NC 27606. Bishop Luis Rafael Zarama will be the main celebrant and homilist for this occasion, and a reception will follow under a tent on the grounds. All are invited. Contact Mary Beth Phillips at [email protected] or (919) 719-8267 for more information. You are invited to take part in the national 40 Days for Life prayer vigil from September 27 through November 4. Bishop Luis Rafael Zarama will kick off this year’s campaign in Raleigh at 8:00 am on September 27 at A Woman’s Choice abortion facility, 3305 Drake Circle, Raleigh, NC. The campaign of focused prayer takes place from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. each day. Another campaign will take place the same dates and times in Fayetteville at the Planned Parenthood at 4551 Yadkin Road. Please consider showing your support of life by signing up for an hour of prayer by contacting [email protected] or in Fayetteville at [email protected]. Red Mass Bishop Zarama will celebrate the Red Mass Friday, Oct. 6 at Sacred Heart Church in Raleigh at 12:10 p.m. The traditional Red Mass, an annual event in most dioceses and archdioceses, asks the Holy Spirit to guide all those who seek justice. The bishop will ask for God’s blessing on those who serve in government and legal professions, as well as law students and professors. All are welcome.
Inviting all Lay Ministers to a special presentation on “Missionary Discipleship”. The Office of Lay Leadership has invited Damon Owens who is a National Speaker, to come and share his passion for being a “Joy Filled Disciple” for Christ. We invite all those who serve as lay ministers in our Diocese including DRE’s, principals, teachers, catechists and those who serve in liturgical ministry both paid and un-paid to this free event. This event will honor those lay ministers who have earned degrees and who are celebrating significant anniversaries in ministry. Earn CEU’s and renewal credits for Master Catechists. Two opportunities will be offered to accommodate the faithful. October 5, 2017 at Saint Patrick Catholic Church in Fayetteville from 7:00 pm -9:00 pm and on October 6, 2017 at Saint Michael the Archangel Catholic Church from 10:00 am -12:00 pm. Inquiries: [email protected] 919-821-8149 Register at http://dioceseofraleigh.org/joy-of-discipleship Statement from Bishop Zarama regarding recent natural disasters Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
There is much to include among our prayers each day, especially for those continuing to suffer in the Caribbean from the effects of the recent series of storms and now from Hurricane Maria. I ask that the faithful of the Diocese of Raleigh join with me and the priests, deacons and consecrated religious in remembering among your intentions those so ravaged by the severe weather and those assisting them, as they again begin the recovery efforts.
Additionally, kindly include among these intentions, the people of Mexico City in their recovery work following the earthquake there this week. Pray for the repose of the souls of the hundreds who were killed, as well as those injured and all those now attending to them. Please also include prayers of gratitude to God for all those who avoided injury in this earthquake, especially our Diocese of Raleigh seminarians, some of whom are studying at the Seminario Hispano De Santa Maria De Guadalupe, which is located there in Mexico City.
From our daily reflection on the many blessings we have received, it is through our solidarity in prayer and our contribution to the recovery efforts that we not only reflect to others the goodness of God we have known, but also give His strength to all those who are suffering and so greatly burdened in life. With my gratitude in Christ, + Luis R. Zarama Bishop of Raleigh Lk 8:16-18 Jesus said to the crowd: "No one who lights a lamp conceals it with a vessel or sets it under a bed; rather, he places it on a lampstand so that those who enter may see the light. For there is nothing hidden that will not become visible, and nothing secret that will not be known and come to light. Take care, then, how you hear. To anyone who has, more will be given, and from the one who has not, even what he seems to have will be taken away."
Weekly Gifts
OUR MINISTRIES Liturgist: Rosanna Hirshkind (285-8647) or [email protected]
--Adoration: Pat Gasparini (285-4727), Donna Schulz (285-0711) --Altar Servers: Peter Huemiller (385-6281) -- Sacristans: Tish Vandiver (285-4737), Barbara Crecco (665-1231) --Extraordinary Ministers, Lectors, Greeters: Rosanna Hirshkind (285-8647) -- Extraord. Ministers, Lect, Greeters Scheduler: Maureen McCarthy (285-5194) --Homebound Eucharistic Ministry: Rosanna Hirshkind (285-8647) --Magnificat: Kathy Lord (271-4660) --Music: Lara Capparuccia (910-324-5540)
Faith Formation (Adult & Children): Fran Braks (665-1092)
--Lighthouse CD info, Sheila Bertoldi 410-979-8200
Pastoral Care: Deacon Mike (285-4737) --Bereavement & Hospitality: Kathy Lord (271-4660), Julie Couch (271-6808) --Greetings: Judi Matthews (289-1738) [email protected] --Prayer Shawl: Delores Huemiller (385-7891) --Prayer Tree: Geri Cullen (285-7334), Lita Hopkins (285-2830), Cheryl Partyka (285-6661 --Vocation Liaison: Gary Deininger
Hispanic: Luis Galan (271-4200) or [email protected] or www.facebook.com/TransfigurationCatholicChurch
Fellowship: Nancy Mercure, [email protected] (285-4172)
--Christmas Concert & Dinner: --First Sunday Breakfast: Diana Nizamoff (665-1251), Lillian Jimenez (665-1022), --Feast of the Transfiguration --Heritage Month Feast
Works of Mercy: Deacon Mike Vandiver (285-4737) --Community: Feed Our Hungry Children, Julia Callahan (285-0503), Julie Couch (271-6808) --Human Life & Dignity Committee: Maureen MacCarthy, Julia Bryant ([email protected] --Knights of Columbus: Huck Booz, 285-5250 --Prison Ministry in Pender County: Deacon Mike Vandiver (285-4737)
Stewardship: Mark Hopkins --Accounting Administrator: JoAnn Booz (285-5250)
Administration: Julia Bryant (910 665 1173) --Bulletin: Eileen Hirshkind ([email protected]) --Calendar: Augie Jimenez ([email protected] ) --Computer Security: John McCarthy --Email, Voicemail, Facebook: Huck Booz or Jo Price --Historian: Julia Callahan (285-0503) [email protected] --Maintenance: Paul Lonsway 285-5982 --Publicity: Julia Callahan (285-050 3) [email protected] --Registration: Elaine Masinick ([email protected]); --Safe Environment Education: Fran Braks (665-1092) --Welcome Packets, Kaye Pulzone, 463-1218, [email protected] --Website: Peter Huemiller ([email protected])
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Transfiguration Roman Catholic Church PO Box 1601 506 East Main St Wallace, NC 28466 Phone: 910-665-1530 Email: [email protected] www.transfigurationofjesusparish.org
Connect to the Diocese of Raleigh www.dioceseofraleigh.org
Being a Knight of Columbus is all about giving back to your community and building bonds of brotherhood. If you wou.ld like to be a part of our efforts to support our parish and our local community contact Huck Booz, 285-5250
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