TODAY S READINGS. Beloved, we are God s children now; what we shall be has not yet been revealed. 30 DECEMBER 2018

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1 We e n c o u n t e r C h r i s t i n Wo r d, Wo r s h i p, S e r v i c e a n d C o m m u n i t y. 30 DECEMBER 2018 Reverend John P. Ryan SENIOR PRIEST St. Ann s Parish HOME IS WHERE THE FAMILY IS Copyright J. S. Paluch Co. Beloved, we are God s children now; what we shall be has not yet been revealed. ~ 1 John 3:2a M ONDAY R T E AW DT I NF GS S 1 Jn 2:18-21 Ps 96:1-2, 11-13; Jn 1:1-18 UESDAY Nm 6:22-27 Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8 Gal 4:4-7; Lk 2:16-21 EDNESDAY 1 Jn 2:22-28 Ps 98:1-4 Jn 1:19-28 HURSDAY 1 Jn 2:29 3:6 Ps 98:1, 3cd-6 Jn 1:29-34 RIDAY 1 Jn 3:7-10 Ps 98:1, 7-9 Jn 1:35-42 ATURDAY 1 Jn 3:11-21; Ps 100:1b-5 Jn 1:43-51 G LORY TO G OD Glory to God in highest heaven, Who unto man His Son hath given; While angels sing with tender mirth, A glad new year to all the earth. ~Martin Luther Field, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co. TODAY S READINGS

2 St. Ann s Monday (December 31) Saint Sylvester I Pope Vigil: Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God HOLYDAY OF OBLIGATION 5:00 p.m. (SA) in Celebration of the Anniversary of Mary & Jim Bajda TUESDAY (January 1) Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God HOLYDAY OF OBLIGATION 8:30 a.m. (SA) Ruth A. Del Prado WEDNESDAY (January 2) Saints Basil the Great and Gregory Nazianzen Bishops and Doctors of the Church 8:30 a.m. (SA) 8:30 a.m. (SA) THURSDAY (January 3) The Most Holy Name of Jesus FRIDAY (January 4) Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Religious SATURDAY (January 5) Saint John Neumann Bishop 4:15-4:45p.m. Confessions (SA) Vigil: The Epiphany of The Lord 5:00 p.m. (SA) Fanelli & DeBenedictus families 8:30 a.m. (SA) Ralph Pisani 11:00 a.m. (SA) Jack Reustle SUNDAY (January 6) The Epiphany of The Lord (SA) - St. Ann s (SH) - Sacred Heart (SM) - St. Mary s O F F E R T O R Y S T. ANN 12/16 $2, Last Year $3, Offertory to Date $76, Last Year $89, Expenses to Date $99, The heart of a giver makes the gift dear and precious. S T. JOHN NEUMANN 12/16 $2, Last Year $3, Offertory to Date $86, Last Year $86, Expenses to Date: $119, Thank you for your generosity! The weekly offertory is what the parish depends upon to cover most of its weekly operating expenses: staff salaries, supplies, utility bills, etc. Offertory includes money from weekly envelopes and loose checks from registered parishioners. THE HOLY FAMILY OF JESUS, MARY AND JOSEPH Christmas celebrates the Incarnation, the en-flesh-ment of God as a human person. In Jesus, God is bodily present in the human story. Today we honor the Holy Family, helping us to see that God is active in daily family life. God is near at hand, amidst the tensions, joys, and uncertainties of family life. As our Gospel passage describes, even with family miscommunications and with limited understanding of Jesus mission, the Holy Family persevered in their life together. Like many family conflicts, there was no immediate or clear resolution of the issues raised by Jesus and by Mary. God s intentions for the family, and for Jesus, were still unfolding. They continued to stay connected with each other and with God. Within the turbulence of family life, they trusted God to actively sustain and guide them into an uncertain future. We are invited to follow their example. Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc. ST. JOHN NEUMANN Monday (December 31) Saint Sylvester I Pope Vigil: Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God 4:00 p.m. (SJ) Louis Carofano HOLYDAY OF OBLIGATION TUESDAY (January 1) Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God HOLYDAY OF OBLIGATION 10:30 a.m. (SJ) In Thanksgiving for the welfare of Stephen McGrath WEDNESDAY (January 2) Saints Basil the Great and Gregory Nazianzen Bishops and Doctors of the Church THURSDAY (January 3) The Most Holy Name of Jesus 9:00 a.m. (SJ) Frank A. Ardito FRIDAY (January 4) Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Religious 9:00 a.m. (SJ) Frank Costantino & family SATURDAY (January 5) Saint John Neumann Bishop 3:15-3:45p.m. Confessions (SJ) Vigil: The Epiphany of The Lord 4:00 p.m. (SJ) For the People SUNDAY (January 6) The Epiphany of The Lord 10:30 a.m. (SJ) deceased members of the Jasko family (SJ) - St. John s (GS) - Good Shepherd

3 Blessed are those who dwell in your house! They never cease to praise you. -Psalm 84 HANNAH AND MARY The story of Hannah and her son Samuel in today s reading from 1 Samuel was especially important for Luke s Gospel. The passage describes the presentation of young Samuel to the priest Eli as part of the story of the faith of Hannah. Hannah had been in great suffering, as she had long desired to have a son, and saw this as central to her vocation and identity. Hannah s deep honesty with God during her distress, together with her confident persistence in prayer, reveals her as a model of faith. Luke links Hannah to Mary through the Magnificat song in Luke 1, which mirrors Hannah s joyous song in 1 Samuel 2. Luke links young Samuel to Jesus, through the presentation in the Temple in Luke 2. Luke is suggesting that God is up to something big. Just as Samuel initiated a turning point in Israel s history, Jesus is about to open a new chapter in human history. Their stories are rooted in the remarkable faith of their mothers, Hannah and Mary. WEAVING THE STORY Today s passage from Luke is the only story about Jesus in the Gospels that occurs between Jesus infancy and his adult ministry. Luke uses the story to weave these elements together. This story, like all the infancy passages, emphasizes that Jesus was born Son of God. Jesus first spoken words in Luke conclude with I must be in my Father s house. God is his Father, and Jesus speaks as God s Son. Luke connects the future ministry of Jesus with the scene at the temple with the teachers. Jesus listeners are astounded at his wisdom. This anticipates similar scenes as an adult. Luke also subtly hints at Jesus resurrection, with details such as the question why were you looking for me? similar to why do you seek the living one among the dead? Luke invites us to see his Gospel as an integrated whole, weaving together Jesus birth, life, death, and resurrection. Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Company On the feast of the Holy Family, it is tempting to compare our own families to the family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. If your parish used the year A readings that were traditionally used for this feast, the second reading from Colossians has much practical advice for our families. However, while living as a family today is challenging enough, the Gospel for year C reaches a lot farther. Luke s narrative of the twelve year old Jesus in the temple is not a warning for parents to watch their children closely while travelling. The story looks forward to the time Jesus would be lost in the tomb after his crucifixion. Just as his parents found him on the third day, so Jesus would rise from the dead on the third day. And Jesus remark, I must be in my Father s house (Lk 2:49) gives us a hint at who is Jesus family. Luke was well aware that the Temple was considered God s dwelling place. So to call it his Father s house showed that Jesus was the Son of God. Keep that in mind as you look at the second reading from the First Letter of John: we may be called children of God. (1 Jn 3:1) Like Jesus, we call God our father, and like Jesus, we are part of a larger family than the one we live with. That family of all God s children is the one we are called to serve. But remember Jesus was 12 in this part of the gospel. So his duty to God included being obedient to his parents. We too have a tension between obedience to our parents and following God s call, a tension between taking care of our children and giving time to God s children in the church and the community. At election time we have the tension of voting for candidates who will keep our family safe, or for those that help the poor or the aged. Just remember that, while we have a warm, cozy picture of the Holy Family, Jesus ultimate duty was to give his life for all, especially sinners. Let us ask God to help us appreciate what our family obligations really are. The Sanctuary Votive Candle will burn in St. AnnÊs Church The week of December 30th The Sanctuary Votive Candle will burn in St. John Neumann Church The week of December 30th

4 Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion There is a need for additional Eucharistic Ministers at all of the Masses. During Mass, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion have the privilege of bringing the Body and Blood of Jesus to the faithful members of the assembly in assisting the presider in the distribution of Holy Communion. It is a grace-filled opportunity to minister to Saint Ann s community. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion assist the priests at all weekday and weekend Masses and on Holy Days. Outside of Mass, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion may also assist in the distribution of the Eucharist to those who are homebound or in local nursing homes and hospitals. Necessary qualifications for Eucharistic Ministers are: be a practicing Catholic having received the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist and if married, the marriage must be a valid Catholic marriage. This ministry is a very special way to help nourish our Parish Community. Training is provided and scheduling is made around your needs. Those interested in this wonderful Ministry should contact Carol at the Parish Office at Vigil: 31st December 4:00pm at St. John Neumann 5:00pm at St. Ann s January 1st :00am at St. Ann s 10:30am at St. John Neumann WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MASS 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 25 th or 50 th wedding anniversary in 2019 to a diocesan Wedding Anniversary Mass 30 June The event includes a mass at St. Peter s Cathedral followed by a reception. Requests for an invitation, with a mailing address, should be made through the Parish Office before March 1st. ECHOES OF FAITH Do you want to know more about your faith? Are you a catechist or DRE who is looking for a way to earn a certificate in catechesis? Can you spare an hour a week? The Echoes of Faith 3.0 is for YOU! Created by the National Conference for Catechetical Leadership and published by RCL Benziger, Echoes of Faith is an online education program offering basic adult formation in the Catholic Faith. The Echoes of Faith Learning Center can be used for parish Adult Faith Formation and for Basic Catechist Certification. It is also one way to complete the pre-requisites for the Diocesan Certificate in Lay Ministry. Contact Mary-Anne- Malone@dioceseofscranton.org for information on how to get started for an affordable $15 a year. A cup of joe with Mary Agnes and Deacon Joe! Next Meeting: January 6th at the Parish Office SACRED HEART ROSARY SOCIETY Meets Monthly Every Third Thursday at 6:00pm Station of the cross and prayers will be offered. Sacred Heart Church 228 Rt. 590, Greeley VIRTUAL LEARNING COMMUNITY FOR FAITH FORMATION Looking to learn more about your faith, or gain enrichment for your parish ministry? Members of the faithful across the Diocese of Scranton are invited to consider taking a course through the University of Dayton s Virtual Learning Community for Faith Formation! Cycle 1 (2019) Session dates run from January 20th through February 23rd. Registration is now open and closes January 16, To view the Course Calendar for 2019 visit and click calendar. DO YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THE ANNULMENT PROCESS? In the Diocese of Scranton, the annulment process is now more user friendly than you might expect, and there is no longer a processing fee. Please contact your pastor or the Diocesan Tribunal Office ( ) to begin a conversation. It is possible to get clear answers to these questions and to renew your connection with the Church.

5 NEW CHOIR MEMBERS WELCOME! If you are interested in joining the choir, please contact Mary at or call the Parish Office ATTENTION ALL CATECHISTS The Diocese of Scranton requires all identified mandated reporters complete the online training course sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh. The training is no cost. The link for the online training is as follows: Click on Registration at the top of the page to create your User Name and Password. Upon completion, a certificate must be printed and submitted to the parish office. ST. ANN S GIVING TREE Thank you to everyone who helped make this year s Giving Tree a huge success. This Christmas season our parish community provided gifts for the 124 tags on our Giving Trees. Because of your generosity over thirty local families enjoyed a brighter Christmas! KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PRAYER ROSARY GROUP Send your prayer requests to Mike Schul xgasman@ptd.net or cell PRAYER FOR HEALING VICTIMS OF ABUSE Let us pray for Mercy today for victims and survivors, that they may find some healing in the telling of their tragedies and the affirmation of their courage. Let us pray for ourselves, a broken Church, where some fallen clergy have Killed the image of Christ it was thought to represent, where the facade of trust lies dissolved in the tears of children, and the hope of transformation is elusive. Let our spirits weep with the God of Love, and ask for Mercy to show us the way back to the pure heart of our faith. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. WOULD YOU LIKE TO PROCLAIM THE WORD OF GOD AT MASS? It is an ancient teaching in the Church that Christ is truly present in His Word: the Word that is spoken, heard and acted upon. The Lector proclaims the Good News of Jesus Christ, making God present to the gathered community. We are currently looking to recruit new Lectors for this very special ministry. If you a confirmed, practicing Catholic and are comfortable with public speaking, please consider becoming a lector at mass. Training will be provided. Lectors serve approximately once every 4-6 weeks and Holy Day Masses. If you are interested or would like more information, please contact Carol at the parish office. Thank you, in advance, for your consideration. Blessed Joseph, You took Mary and Jesus into your home. You followed the prescripts of the Law, presented Jesus in the Temple, taught him skills at the plane and the lathe, and, daily, you shared traditions which were built on the covenants he came to fulfill. Hear the prayers of the siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and entire families of children who have been adopted. May they be a source of loving welcome and a fount of faith. Through Christ our Lord. St. Joseph, descendant of David, pray for us. USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities Novena to St Joseph for Those on the Path of Adoption. For all families: That the courage to be examples of love and holiness in our world will guide parents and children throughout each day; We pray to the Lord... MARCH FOR LIFE WASHINGTON, D. C. BUS TRIP Sponsored by Knights of Columbus Friday, January 18th, 2019 Bus departs St. John Neumann Church at 5:30am following 5:00 am Mass. Breakfast and dinner stops en route. Bus returns to Lords Valley around 10:00pm Seating limited to 45 persons Contact Bill Ward at to reserve your seat. UNIQUE FROM DAY ONE National Mall - 12th Street Washington, D.C. on 46th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade The Supreme Court Decision Legalizing Abortion. Life is an empowering choice for women. It s best for women and families facing unplanned pregnancies, and it s best for developing female babies in the womb. Abortion harms women, and affects our society as a whole, in so many ways.

6 LACKAWAXEN and SHOHOLA SENIOR CENTER There is always something happening at the Lackawaxen/Shohola Senior Center! Join us for lunch, friends, exercise, games, lectures and much more. Bring a friend! Call Pam at Open 9:00am to 2:00pm Monday, Wednesday and Thursday Located at 774 Route 590, Lackawaxen PROTECTING GOD S CHILDREN FOR ADULTS If you are an adult employee or volunteer who has direct contact or routine interaction with children, please make every effort to participate in this training. Your attendance is important to us! Our Lady Queen of Peace Parish Brodheadsville 1402 Route 209 (Gilbert) 6:00pm Tuesday January 15th To register, please contact the parish office by calling Club Winners Summer Drawings July 7th 177 Robert D'Elia $ Julia Paliota $ Sarah Cadigan $ August 5th 14 Cathy Daboul $ Sarah Cadigan $ James A. Savage $ September 1st 245 Eloise Schmitt $ Jeff Feretti $ Harry Briggs $ Fall Drawings October 6th 220 Alberta Toner $ M/M James O'Connor $ M/M Kenneth Palm $ November 3rd 152 M/M Howard Schwartz $ Ruth Eberz $ M/M James O'Connor $ December 1st 128 Joan W. Savage $ Donna Donato $ Kurt Spiegel $ NOVENA FOR LIFE A novena for the respect and protection of every human life. Each day, a different intention is accompanied by a short reflection, suggested actions, and related information. JANUARY 19TH TO JANUARY 27TH 12 O CLOCK NOON AT ST. JOHN NEUMANN CHURCH Topics include: The Gift of Life The Sacredness of Life The Family Responsibility - Community The Two Great Commandments Kindness Not Violence Life is a Four Letter Word End of Life Eternal Life

7 30 CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR ST. ANN S PARISH SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph 31 1 Vigil: Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God Holyday of Obligation 5:00pm Mass January 2019 Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God Holyday of Obligation 9:00am Food Pantry Pick Up Welcome Father Ed Casey! Fall/Winter Schedule 5pm Mass at St. Ann s The Epiphany of the Lord CCD 8:30am Mass Adoration 11:45pm Benediction Miraculous Medal Following 8:30am Mass 7:00pm Al Anon Mulligan Hall Divine 8:30am Mass 8:30am Mass Fall/Winter Schedule 5pm Mass at St. Ann s The Baptism of the Lord CCD 8:30am Mass Adoration 11:45pm Benediction Miraculous Medal Following 8:30am Mass 7:00pm Al Anon Mulligan Hall Divine 8:30am Mass Food Pantry Pick Up 8:30am Mass Fall/Winter Schedule 5pm Mass at St. Ann s Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:30am Mass Adoration 11:45pm Benediction Miraculous Medal Following 8:30am Mass 7:00pm Al Anon Mulligan Hall Divine 8:30am Mass 8:30am Mass Fall/Winter Schedule 5pm Mass at St. Ann s Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:30am Mass Adoration 11:45pm Benediction Miraculous Medal Following 8:30am Mass 7:00pm Al Anon Mulligan Hall 8:30am Mass Fall/Winter Schedule 5pm Mass at St. Ann s

8 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY January No CCD Vigil: Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR ST. JOHN NEUMANN S PARISH Holyday of Obligation 4:00pm Mass Vigil: Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God Holyday of Obligation 10:300am Mass 6:00am - Men s Group 9:30am - Choir Practice 7:00pm - AA Meeting 6:00pm - Youth Group 6:30pm - Deanery Choir Adoration & Benediction Food for Family 6:00am - Men s Group 12:00pm NA 6:00am - Men s Group 6:00pm - Youth Group Adoration & Benediction 12:00pm - AA Meeting 2:00pm Social Concerns 9:30am - Choir Practice 6:30pm - Deanery Choir and Friends 2:00pm 4:30pm Bible Study 7:00pm - AA Meeting CCD 6:30pm Deanery Choir CCD 6:00am - Men s Group 12:00pm NA 6:00am - Men s Group 9:30am Pantry Pickup Adoration & Benediction 12:00pm - AA Meeting 4:30pm Bible Study 9:30am - Choir Practice 6:00pm - Youth Group 7:00pm Christmas pageant 7:00pm - AA Meeting 6:30pm - Deanery Choir 6:30pm Deanery Choir CCD 6:00am - Men s Group 12:00pm NA 6:00am - Men s Group 6:00pm - Youth Group Adoration & Benediction 12:00pm - AA Meeting 4:30pm Bible Study 9:30am - Choir Practice 6:30pm - Deanery Choir Squires Pancake 6:30pm Deanery Choir 7:00pm - AA Meeting Breakfast 7:00pm K of C Meeting CCD 6:00am - Men s Group 12:00pm NA 6:00am - Men s Group 6:00pm - Youth Group Adoration & Benediction 12:00pm - AA Meeting 4:30pm Bible Study 9:30am - Choir Practice 6:30pm - Deanery Choir 6:30pm Deanery Choir 7:00pm - AA Meeting

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11 NOTICE REGARDING REPORTING SEXUAL ABUSE OF A MINOR It is the policy of the Diocese of Scranton to report any allegation of sexual abuse of a minor to law enforcement. If you are a victim of sexual abuse committed by a priest, deacon, religious or lay employee or volunteer of the Diocese of Scranton, you are encouraged to immediately report the matter to law enforcement. If any priest, deacon, religious, lay employee or volunteer of the Diocese of Scranton has cause or reason to suspect that a minor has been subjected to any form of abuse, including child sexual abuse, the matter will be reported to law enforcement. In accordance with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania s Child Protective Services Laws, reports of suspected child abuse should also be made immediately by phone to the 24- HourChild Abuse hotline (ChildLine) at or electronically at It is also the policy of the Diocese to adhere to all civil and state regulations. To this end, the Diocese is equally committed to adhering to the norms of the Code of Canon Law and to upholding the tenets of the USCCB Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People, which includes supporting victims of sexual abuse in their pursuit of emotional and spiritual well-being. As such, information regarding an allegation of sexual abuse of a minor should also be reported to the Victim Assistance Coordinator Mary Beth Pacuska at or to Diocesan officials, including the Vicar General, Monsignor Thomas M. Muldowney, V.G., at ( ). MASS INTENTIONS A Mass intention is a beautiful gift! Special Occasion Mass Cards and Mass Cards for the living or deceased are available for $10. Padded Mass Folders are available for $20. Contact St. Ann s/st. John s Parish Office for more information. BREAKING BREAD at St. Ann s PROCESSION Go Tell it on the Mountain #101 PREPARATION HYMN The Snow Lay on the Ground #85 COMMUNION Angels We Have Heard on High #97 RECESSIONAL Joy to the World #84 ST. ANN S PARISH OFFICE 125 Richardson Avenue Shohola, PA Office Hours: Tuesday - Thursday 9:00am to 2:00pm stann@ptd.net stannshohola.org M ASS SCHEDULE Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:30am Wednesday - Saturday Vigil 5:00pm - St. Ann s, Shohola Sunday: 8:30am & 11:00am - St. Ann s Sacred Heart Church & St. Mary's Church - Closed DIRECTOR OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Mary C. Bajda DIRECTOR OF MUSIC & LITURGY Mary C. Bajda YOUTH MINISTRY Amador C. Laput and Tyler Laput Deacon Joseph Connelly Deacon Nicholas Ardito Deacon Henry Ernst PERMANENT DEACONS Carol Laput ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER Joan Dingee BOOKKEEPER We, the families of St. Ann's Parish and St. John Neumann's Parish, diverse communities united as One Church, welcome all who gather together as brothers and sisters of Jesus Christ, to give Glory to God and to know His Will, to celebrate the Holy Eucharist and all Sacraments of Christ's Love, to reach out to those in need, to fan the spiritual flames of our children, to spread the Good News and always, to Love One Another at work, at play and at worship, strive to promote a greater communion with Christ and to make Heaven a Destination for all who believe in Him, our Lord and our Savior. ST. JOHN NEUMANN S PARISH OFFICE 705 Route 739 Hawley, PA Fax: Office Hours: Monday, Thursday & Friday 9:30am to 2:00pm sjnfin@ptd.net M ASS SCHEDULE Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00am Wednesday - Saturday Vigil 4:00pm -St. John Neumann Sunday 10:30am - St. John Neumann Good Shepherd Church - Closed DIRECTOR OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Pat Ohman DIRECTOR OF MUSIC & LITURGY Linda Snow YOUTH MINISTRY Dawn Allison

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