THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME (Year C)

June 30, 2013 Bulletin

Elisha is summoned to follow the prophet Elijah and to succeed him. Jesus insists that those who follow Him must abandon all material or psychological securities, walking ever forward without looking back. It is the Lord alone who is to hold fast our lot.

Paul distinguishes between true freedom and license.

THIS WEEK’S CHURCH-CAMPUS MINISTRY MEETINGS

Tuesday PRAYER GROUP ........................................................................................................................... 10:00 A.M. (Chapel) LEGION OF MARY ................................................................................................. 11:00 A.M. (Youth Ministry Room) MEN’S CLUB ..................................................................................................... 7:00 P.M. (Deacon Thompson Room) Wednesday YOUTH VOCAL ENSEMBLE .................................................................................................... 7:00 P.M. (Music Room)

THIS WEEKEND’S LITURGY NOTES

Hymnal – African America Heritage Hymnal

Refrain to Psalm 16: You are my inheritance, O Lord.

Today is Women’s Day at New All Saints! The theme of today’s celebration WOMEN: STEWARDS AND COLLABORATORS OF GODS MISSION – RECALLING, RENEWING AND EVOLVING IN OUR FAITH. Immediately

following mass, a photograph will be taken on the church front steps. This occasion will end with a reception in the church hall.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY! “June 30th – July 6th

30 Jeana Adams; Earl Adams; Lorna Byers 1 Rona Dixon; Donza Shelton 2 Joseph Hairston; Joseph Henley, Jr.; Robin King; Michael Logan; Jacquelyn Williams 3 Michael Jones; Dante Murphy, II 4 Regina Carson 5 Chyna Brown; Athena Quickley; Germel Riles; Alaya Woodard 6 Alberta Davis; Michael Gambrill; Helen Patterson

PARISHIONERS IN NURSING HOMES/HOSPITALS: Robert Ammons (Sinai); Amanda Brooks (Encore); Esther Brown (Dorsey House); Calvin Carter (Emerald Estates); Russell Dorsey (St. Agnes); Theresa Ford (Manor Care); Gwendolyn Hall (St. Joseph); Doris Johnson (Rosemarie

Manor); Anna Jones (Emeritus); Genesta Lane (Augsburg

Lutheran); Teresa Logan (Envoy-Pikesville); Veronica Peaco (Emerald Estates); Jeanette Pittman (Paradise); Godfrey Smith (Forest Haven); Lyla Thomas (Kozy Kottage)

“SHUT-IN” PARISHIONERS: Catherine Brown; Donald Evans; Jean Fenzel; Anna Jones; Helen Lee; Pat Mitchner; John Proctor; Louis Randall; Daniel Ryan; Jeanette Sterling; Edmund Ward; Beatrice Washington

SICK PARISHIONERS: Patricia Barger; Mary Bevans; William Blake; Merle Borel; Christine Coates; Belinda Cornish; Fabian Desbordes; Loretta Davis; Margaret Fernandez; Harriett Garrett; Mildred Garrett; Charles & Rosalie Griffin; Agnes Gross; Eleanor Hairston; Susie Harding; Ivy Harris; Sheila Ishmael; Catherine Johnson; Jesola Jones; Helen Lee; Charlotte Malinowski; Caitlyn Matthews; Denise Matthews; Alvin Moore; Karen Moore; John Murray; Theresa Oliver; Charles Richardson; Theresa Sisco; Stewart Smith; Carla Thompson; Margaret Wallace; Bobby West; Vanessa Westcott; Gerald White, Sr.; Gerald White, Jr. SICK FAMILY & FRIENDS: Carolyn Beane; Laurence Ben; Marvin Dawkins; Regina Johns; Lila Makle; Barbara Morton; Michael Randall; Mitchell Randall; Claude Sydnor; Marjorie Williams; Deborah Windley The rectory office will be closed on Thursday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day.

ATTENTION NEW ALL SAINTS YOUTH (1) The Youth Vocal Ensemble will rehearse on Wednesday July 3 at 7p.m. (music room). All youth are invited to participate! (2) Vacation Bible School ends July 5!!! Hours: 9 am - 12:30 p.m. Ages: 4-18. This year's theme is "Hip, Hop, Hope: Jesus makes me Glad" Isaiah 65:18. To register, contact Laura Thomas (410) 542-0445 x 418. (3) 2013 Graduation Recognition will take place Saturday, July 13 at the 4 p.m. Mass. If you are a 2013 graduate from Grade School to Vocational School, please complete the Graduation Recognition Form located at the Usher Station and place in the Offertory Basket. A reception in the Church Hall will immediately follow the mass. Sponsored by the Youth Ministry.

SHARE FOOD NETWORK – 4 July Packages are available! A description of packages is listed on flyers in the rear hallway. (1) Value Package “A” ($20), Easy Summer Chicken “B” ($14), Breakfast Bagel Pouches “C” ($19), Miniature Beef Hamburgers “D” ($19). Payment due: July 14. Order pick up: Saturday, July 27. NAS MEN’S CLUB “2013 CRAB FEAST” – August 18, 1-5 p.m. at Martin’s West! Tickets are $60 per person.

Purchase tickets from Men’s Club members. Deadline for ticket payment is August 1. See flyer in your bulletin for more information.

We appreciate the many beautiful cards, your calls and your acts of kindness. Russ is improving rapidly. Thank you. Russ & Marge Dorsey

New All Saints Church Family… Thank you for your participation inn Catholic Relief Services’ Operation Rice Bowl during Lent. We hereby acknowledge with gratitude your total contribution of $1,414.92 toward this project. The Catholic Relief Services received $991.19 and the New All Saints Food Pantry received $353.93. Thank you for your participation and generosity. New All Saints Food Pantry Ministry

Dear Father Sterling & New All Saints Parishioners, The members of the New All Saints Youth Group would like to thank you for your support in helping to make our fourth annual Spring Brunch a success! The support of our church gave us the courage to perform and express the gifts that God has given to each of us. We feel blessed that our event brought so much joy to so many. We look forward to continuing to give thanks and praise to God and to be able to continue to grow as children of God. Again, thank you for giving your time. Sincerely, New All Saints Youth Group Members New All Saints Youth Group Advisors To be in your children's memories tomorrow, you have to be in their lives today. —Anonymous10

CHURCH RELIGIOUS GOODS STORE HOURS: Saturdays and Sundays after mass. Please see Denise Govan or call the parish office for assistance.

OUR DAILY BREAD needs your help this summer! Most people would be surprised to hear that the summer months are our most challenging months of the year. We serve meals to more people during the summer than we do in the winter. Many of our devoted casserole bakers are on vacation which leads to shortages of about 400 casseroles in both July and August. In 31 years of service, Catholic Charities has never turned away a hungry guest. For information, call Ellen Torres (410) 625-8453.

PROVIDE ONE – on – ONE CAREER SUPPORT AT BEANS & BREAD. Beans & Bread is excited to announce that we are beginning to expand our services and programs to better serve the 250-300 people who walk through the doors of our Resource Center each day! We are looking for volunteers to serve the homeless population in Fells Point and possess the skills to provide basic computer/internet training and employment assistance (including job searches, resume review, and interview skills practice. If you’d like to engage with our clients in a one on one capacity, call Katie Filkins (410) 732-1892 x111.

On The Road Theater presents “Sibling”, a story about a brother and sister faced with High-School Peer pressure and murder, Sunday, July 14 at the Forest Park Senior Center. Dinner admission: $35, show admission: $20. Directed and Produced by Michael Harding, son of parishioner Susie Harding. For more information, visit www.OTRtheater.org or call (410) 466-1364.

Homebuyer Workshop: Saturday, July 20, 8:45 a.m. – 2 p.m. at Mt. Lebanon (2812 Reisterstown Rd). Learn about budgeting, choosing a real estate agent, insurances and more. For more information or to register, call (410) 947-0084 opt 1 or visit www.go-northwesthrc.org. Sponsored by: GO-Northwest Housing Resource Center.

The 184th National Oblate Sisters of Providence Homecoming: August 4, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. at Our Lady of Mount Providence Motherhouse. All students of all Oblate programs and schools are encouraged to attend. Bring your friends and classmates. For more information, call (410) 536-5687. SUMMER FUN AT SETON KEOUGH! It is not too late to sign up for summer camp at Seton Keough High School. Camps include various sports, sewing, dance, Glee and more! Visit www.setonkeough.com for more information. CAMP ST. VINCENT Do you love working with kids? Do you have a service requirement for school? Are you looking for an experience this summer that will change your life? Volunteer for Camp St. Vincent! CSV is looking for volunteers age 15-18 to give two weeks of their summer to work with homeless children from Baltimore City in a day camp setting. Interested? Email: rebecca.horner@vincentbalimore.org, attention: Rebecca Horner.

Everybody can be great… because anybody can serve.

You don’t have to have a college degree to serve. You

don’t have to make your subject and verb agree to serve.

You only need a heart full of grace. A soul generated by

love. ~ Martin Luther King, Jr.