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1 2407 Laurel Brook Road Fallston, MD Laurel Brook Road Fallston, MD March 6th Fourth Sunday of Lent THE SHROUD of TURIN TALK & REPLICA At St. Mark Catholic Church, 7:15 P.M. Tuesday evening of Holy Week March 22, 2016 MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 4:00 PM Sunday 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM Weekday Mass in the Chapel Monday Friday at 9:00 AM Adoration in the Chapel, Friday following the 9:00 AM Mass Confession: Saturday, 3:00-4:00 pm In 2013 Bill Wingard established Shroud Talks to present the history and science of the Shroud of Turin and tackle its biggest mystery! IS THE SHROUD THE ACTUAL BURIAL CLOTH OF JESUS CHRIST? Personal research coupled with the knowledge and help of the original photographer, Barrie Schwortz, for scientific evaluation in 1978 make for a powerful and comprehensive presentation that will not disappoint. YOU ARE INVITED TO HEAR THE TALK AND SEE THE FULL SIZE REPLICA OF THE SHROUD OF TURIN!!

2 PASTOR: Rev. Gerard Francik IN RESIDENCE: Rev. William P. Foley ASSISTING CLERGY: Msgr. Thomas Tewes Rev. Michael Buttner DEACONS: Deacon Martin Perry Deacon Charles Hicks (Retired) PASTORAL ASSOCIATE: Charlotte Henderson ext. 103 COORDINATOR OF FAITH FORMATION: Bridgit C. Goedeke ext. 111 ADMINISTRATOR OF FAITH FORMATION: Sheila Bateman ext. 112 Business Manager: Joyce Shipley ext. 100 Facilities Maintenance: Jerry Abrecht ext. 107 Administrative Assistant: Jane Marks ext. 110 Director of Music: Thomas Mackin Pastoral Council President: Anita Cain PARISH OFFICE: FAX: To subscribe to our parish wide s, please text STMARK S to 22828! Parish Office Hours: 8:30AM to 4:30PM Deadline for items to appear in the bulletin is 9:00 am Monday. Dear Parishioners, We are now just two weeks away from Holy Week and three weeks away from Easter! Now would be a good time to assess where we are in our spiritual life and our disciplines of Lent. Have we followed through on our Lenten promises either to sacrifice and give something up or to do something positive? Have we abstained from eating meat on Friday and given something to the poor, especially the children in Haiti? Have we exercised mercy towards others and have we taken the time to experience God s mercy in the Sacrament of Confession/Reconciliation? If we do some self-examination and find ourselves lacking, it is not too late to begin again we have three weeks! Don t let Easter creep up on you and leave you with regrets. Now is the acceptable time; now is the day of salvation. Fr. Jerry Francik Laetare Sunday Lent is a way of opening our hearts to receive what God wants to give us. Jesus narration of the story of the Prodigal Son never loses its power to move us deeply. Its appeal is especially strong in this Jubilee Year of Mercy. This parable is loved by everyone for its portrayal of our utter poverty when we are living sinful lives and our total dependence on God for mercy and salvation. But too many of us fail to grasp the depth of the father's feelings for his wayward son. To understand the God of Israel and of the Church, one must see Him as the Father of the Prodigal Sons and Daughters of humanity not as the angry Judge. Each of us has been the Prodigal Son or Prodigal Daughter at one time or another. We also have been the older faithful son, or at least we imagine ourselves as such. How quick are we to judge, then, dismiss many of our brothers and sisters. We must look within our own hearts and find the courage to forgive and love as our loving Father has, regardless of which son's role we choose to play. In this parable Jesus gives a vivid picture of God and what God is like. God is truly kinder than us. He does not lose hope or give up when we stray. He rejoices in finding the lost and in welcoming them home. Have we come to know the joy of repentance and the restoration of relationship as a son or a daughter of our heavenly Father? Laetare Sunday is Fourth Sunday in Lent. Laetare means "Rejoice" in Latin, the entrance antiphon at this Mass is Isaiah 66:10-11, which begins "Laetare, Jerusalem" ("Rejoice, O Jerusalem"). Laetare Sunday has traditionally been viewed as a day of celebration, on which the gravity of Lent is briefly lessened.

3 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND YOUTH & YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY or Fax: Hours: Monday through Thursday 8:30AM to 3:00PM & During Class Times Religious Education Faith Formation Religious Ed for Preschool through 8 th Grade Pre-School & Kindergarten Sundays 8:55 to 10 AM March 13 th ; April 3, 10, 17 & 24 First Grade - Fifth Grade Sunday Session 10:15 to 11:30 AM in the McCall Center March 13 th ; April 3, 10, 17 & 24 First Grade - Fifth Grade Wednesday Session 4:45 to 6PM in the McCall Center March 9 th ; April 6, 13 & 20 Middle School Religious EDge Grades 6, 7 & 8 Sunday s in the McCall Center 6:30-8:00PM March 6 th ; April 3, 17 & May 1 st First Eucharist News 2 nd Parent and Child Session is Sunday, March 6 th 10:15AM Workshop Day is Saturday, April 9 th 10AM to Noon Mom s Ministry Storyhour March 21 st Easter Egg Hunt and visit with the Easter Bunny in the Msgr. McCall Center from 10:30-11:30! Donations of plastic eggs and plain Hershey chocolates are welcomed. Please Kate at saintmarkmoms@gmail.com to RSVP or get more information, or call Vacation Bible School FINDING JESUS, A Deep Sea Adventure June 27 th through July 1 st from 9:30AM to 12:30PM each day! Registrations available now. We are collecting large pieces of cardboard to help create an aquatic reef setting. We also need volunteers! If you re interested in being part of our VBS Servant Leadership Team, please Rachel and Maggie at stmark.vbs@gmail.com! Spark Family Ministry Upcoming Dates: St. Mark s Fish Fry II March 11 th 4:30-7:30 Please drop donations slips off at the Spark Family Ministry box at the Welcome Center and bring them to the kitchen in the McCall Center the week of March 6 th. saintmarkspark@gmail.com for more information. St. John s Fish Fry II is March 18 th 3-8PM and our Spark Coffee House at Avondale is Sunday, March 20 th 6:30pm-7:30pm Sign up now to reserve your spot to entertain the Avondale community! ADULT FAITH FORMATION Franciscan Companions are Christian women and men who share in and live out the spirit and mission of the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia. Our companions group is looking for a new liaison to serve as a point person. Please consider how God is calling you to serve as a contemporary example of God s loving providence! Join us THIS Thursday March 10 th in Room 112a at the Msgr. McCall Center at 4:30PM. Youth Ministry For information contact Sheila Bateman, by calling , ext. 112 or by at sbateman@saintmarkfallston.org. Youth Ministry: Youth and teens are welcome to join us for Youth Ministry gatherings where we join together in prayer, discussion, and lots of fun social time! With questions about middle and high school youth ministry, please contact Brian Kraemer at briankraemer@verizon.net. Our next Middle School (entering grades 6-8) gathering is on March 14th from 6:30-7:30! Come hang out in the youth room, play games, eat pizza, and bring a friend! Pray for no snow!!! Our next High School gatherings are March 8 th & 29th from 7:00-9:00. Young Adult Ministry: Young adults (ages 18-35) are welcome to join us for young adult ministry activities. Gatherings are on the 2 nd and 4 th Thursday nights. Our next gathering is a faith sharing night on March 10th! Contact Katie LaHatte at klahatte@gmail.com for more information! Baltimore Youth & Young Adult Pilgrimage Join Archbishop Lori (and Father Jerry!) along with thousands of young people from the Archdiocese in Baltimore on Saturday, March 19 for a day of prayers, music and marching! We will leave by bus from St. Mark and stop for dinner on the way home. For information contact Sheila. Youth Ministry Summer Trips Steubenville Youth Conference (June 24-26) only 4 spots left!!!! Please contact Sheila if you are interested in going! Catholic Heart Workcamp (July 24-30) Allentown, PA. Looking for an opportunity to serve others? Join us for a week of service, prayer and fun! For more information visit or contact Sheila in the parish office. Only 6 spots available so reserve your spot now!!! CONFIRMATION NEWS: Our next Confirmation class is March 13 th. Please mark your calendars for the Sedar Workshop with the First Eucharist candidates for Saturday, April 9 from 9:30-noon. PRAY FOR VOCATIONS!

4 CATHOLIC REVIEW: If you are receiving two copies of the Catholic Review, will you please contact the Catholic Review at or at They will need to know that you are a parishioner at St. Mark and the information from the address label from both copies. Lenten Fridays Stations of the Cross 12 Noon & 7:00 pm Fish Fry Friday March 11 4:30 pm 7:30 pm Mass Intentions Weekend March 5th/6th Saturday 4:00 pm Edith Blanch Fr. Jerry Sunday 7:30 am For the Parish Fr. Jerry 9:00 am Miriam Fitzsimmons Msgr. Tewes 11:00 am Richard Iardella Fr. Jerry Mass Intentions for the Week March 7th 11th Weekday 9:00 am Monday-Friday Monday 7:30 Jim McGough Fr. Foley 9:00 William Cager Fr. Jerry Tuesday Bill Wisel Fr. Jerry Wednesday Larry Turner Fr. Michael Thursday 7:30 James Kirk Fr. Foley 9:00 Raymond E. Peterson, Sr. Fr. Jerry Friday Irene Zalegowski Fr. Jerry Weekend March 12th/13th Saturday 4:00 pm Bill Berkowitz Fr. Michael Sunday 7:30 am For the Parish Fr. Jerry 9:00 am Marie Hohenstein Fr. Jerry 11:00 am Edward Rachuba Fr. Jerry DECEASED OF THE PARISH Please pray for Tom Gallagher. May God grant him eternal rest. Baptisms We joyfully welcome Kaydence Elizabeth Bach and Hunter Alan Austin into our parish family through the celebration of the sacrament of Baptism! Welcome and congratulations to their parents and family. FOOD PANTRY/GABRIEL NETWORK Hours: Wed. & Fri. 12 Noon 2:00 PM HAMS! HAMS! HAMS! The Food Pantry is busy gathering items for our Easter Food distribution on March 21st. In addition to the hams, we are in need of potatoes, stuffing, gravy, pasta and sauce, sweet potatoes, macaroni and cheese, baked beans, jelly, fruit, tea, coffee and desserts. We can also use deodorant. Paper, plastic and cloth bags are also needed. We will be closed for packing on Friday, the 18th and will not reopen until Wednesday, the 30th. God will bless you for taking care of His needy. The Gabriel Network is in need of diapers, size 5, baby wash, shampoo and lotion. We have no blankets or crib sheets. Donations of cribs, bassinets, pack and plays, high chairs and strollers (less than three years old) are always appreciated. Thank you for caring for these children. COMING SOON Return of Bingo Luncheon!!!! WHEN: Wednesday, March 16th WHERE: St. Mark Fallston Cost: $15 Doors open at 10:00 am; Bingo starts 11:00 am Menu: corned beef, cabbage & potatoes, complimentary coffee, tea& water. Bake table will be available. Don t Forget to Wear your Green! If you are looking for something to be involved with consider being a part of our Bingo team. For more information contact Wendy Laidler (410) Spiritual Adoption Program Please remember to pray daily for your Spiritual Adopted Baby and the baby s mother and father. Month 2 Keep praying for me! I am two months old now & about 2 inches long. Look! You can see my eyes, nose & mouth. I will use them to experience God s world after I am born.

5 Other News Reconciliation / Penance Services Lent 2016 The Harford Region March 8, 15, 22 7:00 pm St. John s, Hydes March 9 7:00-8:00 pm St. Stephen s March 10 7:00-8:30 pm St. Joan of Arc March 16 7:00 pm St. Ignatius March 18 3:00-8:00 pm St. John s, Hydes March 21 12:00-2:00 pm St. Margaret s 7:00 pm St. Mary s, Pylesville March 22 5:00-8:00 pm St. Margaret s Saturdays 3:00 pm St. Mark s, Fallston Saturdays 3:00-3:45 pm St. Margaret s 5:00-5:45 pm St. Margaret s COUNTING OUR BLESSINGS Thank you for your continued support of our Archdiocesan Capital Campaign. We just received another $5, deposited into our savings account because of parishioners being faithful to their pledges to Embracing Our Mission. To date, we have been able to bank $147, because of your great generosity and consistency in giving to this five (5) year project! Once we hit our goal we will receive 80% of all funds collected. We are getting close! NEW CD s available in Narthex donation $3. The Big Question: God Are You There? Matt Fradd Matt Fradd is a highly soughtafter Catholic speaker and apologist who speaks to over fifty thousand teens and young adults a year. Matt is a gifted evangelist whose talks are the perfect balance between intellectual depth presented in an understandable fashion and an entertaining style that keeps audiences engaged throughout. Through his passionate and entertaining story, Matt relays how God's existence can be grasped by reason and how everyone must wrestle with the big question: God, are you there? To inquire about booking Matt Fradd for your next event or to purchase his books, please visit MattFradd.com BAPTISM: Expectant parents are encouraged to contact the Administrator of Faith Formation before the birth of their child to register for the Baptism Preparation Class and to set a date for the celebration. Adults interested in Baptism should contact the Pastoral Associate. CONFIRMATION: Students who request this sacrament are prepared through a program of immediate preparation as early as 9th grade. Students must already be attending religious education classes that are independent of this preparation. Please contact the Director of Youth Ministry. Adults interested in Confirmation and non-catholic Adults wishing to join the Catholic Church should contact the Pastoral Associate. MARRIAGE: Couples preparing for marriage should contact the Parish to schedule an appointment with either the Pastor or a Deacon at least 6 months in advance of the desired wedding date. VOCATIONS: Any person interested in the priesthood, religious life, or the diaconate should contact Fr. Jerry Francik at the Parish Office or call the Vocation Office at (410) RECONCILIATION (Confession): The celebration of the sacrament is available on Saturday from 3:00 pm to 3:45 pm in the Chapel. First Reconciliation preparation is offered for children in the second grade and older, who were enrolled in a religious education program the year before. Students requesting this sacrament must also be currently enrolled in religious education classes. ANOINTING OF THE SICK: The sacrament is available for all those in serious illness. Please call the Pastoral Associate, HOSPITAL VISITATION: Due to the rule of confidentiality, hospitals will not notify us when you are admitted. If you would like prayer or a visit, please call the office of the Pastoral Associate, EUCHARISTIC MINISTRY TO THE SICK & HOME BOUND: If someone cannot attend Mass because of hospitalization, serious illness, injury or similar circumstance, communion may be brought to parishioners in their homes, the hospital or nursing home. Please call the office of the Pastoral Associate,

6 LIVING THE EUCHARIST n YEAR C THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT 4 Healing T hrough the Eucharist A leper came to [ Jesus] and said If you wish, you can make me clean. Moved with pity, he stretched out his hand, touched him, and said to him, I do will it. Be made clean. The leprosy left him immediately... (Mark 1:40 41). The gospel accounts record numerous occasions when Jesus healed the sick. Many people came to him for healing. The stories are poignant: the woman with a flow of blood, the boy with convulsions, a paralytic, a deaf-mute, a man born blind, a lame beggar, and more. Jesus came into a world awash with suffering and need. Because of the miraculous healings he performed, Jesus is sometimes called the Great Physician, or healer. He did much more than restore ailing bodies to wellness, however. He also restored broken lives to wholeness, broken relationships to community, and sinners to forgiveness. When the leper asks for healing, in the story from Mark s gospel account recounted above, Jesus touches him. The very action was shocking. Hanson s disease, or leprosy, rendered one untouchable. Anyone who touched a leper risked contracting and spreading this deadly and excruciating disease. Nevertheless, full of compassion, Jesus reaches out and touches him. What compassion was in that touch! What a profound gesture of human solidarity. I DO WILL IT Today, no less than during his lifetime on earth, Jesus wills to heal those who turn to him in faith. He wills to heal our hurts and restore our broken lives to wholeness. Sometimes, the healing Jesus wills is physical. There are attested examples of healing through prayer that indeed manifest a physical change that cannot be explained in any other way. Yet it is no less a miracle when the healing Jesus grants is spiritual. The Church celebrates the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick for those who are seriously ill or near to death. In this sacrament, the priest lays hands on the sick and anoints them with blessed oil, and both the priest and the community pray for them. Whether this takes place at the bedside in a hospital with only one or two people present, or in the parish church with a large congregation, the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is always an expression of the Church, as the Body of Christ, carrying out the ministry of healing. Yet this is not the only occasion at which the healing power of Christ is manifest in the Church. In ordinary ways, by participation in the Eucharist, Jesus continues his work of healing and we are brought to wholeness and peace. HEALING THROUGH THE EUCHARIST How does the Eucharist bring us healing and peace? The following three examples show some of the many ways that the Eucharist is a conduit of Christ s healing love. 1 n The Eucharist puts us in touch with the love and compassion of Jesus. Christ comes to be with us out of

7 LIVING THE EUCHARIST n YEAR C THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT 4 an infinite love for us. His love heals the hidden wounds we bear because of human rejection, loneliness, and fear. Sometimes physical healing results as well. Through the Eucharist Jesus enters our lives, and his very presence is healing. As food and drink nourish us, so the real presence of Jesus nourishes us. Holy Communion unites us with him in an intimate way. The Christ we meet in the Eucharist is Emmanuel, God with us. By becoming human, our God has entered into the joys and struggles of human life and shared them. Our Savior knows fully the pain of suffering, rejection, humiliation, and death. He is the slain Lamb who takes away the sins of the world. Jesus is the Suffering Servant, of whom the prophet Isaiah wrote, by his wounds, we were healed (Isaiah 53:5). His compassion is infinite. 2 n The Eucharist invites us to share in Christ s Paschal Mystery. Through dying and rising, Jesus redeemed all humanity, restoring us to friendship with God. This is one aspect of the Paschal Mystery. The other aspect of this mystery, however, is also crucial: we ourselves are called to share in Christ s passover from death to life. We share in Christ s Paschal Mystery by dying to sin and rising to the new life of grace. Every time we repent, we die to sin and rise to new life. Every time we experience self-denial for the sake of love, we die to self and rise to a life that is greater than ourselves. This liberating, paschal movement takes us out of the trap of living only for ourselves, and brings us into the freedom of the children of God (Romans 8:21). Our final passover, at the end of this life, into eternal life with God, is the ultimate healing. 3 n The Eucharist heals our imagination, giving us new images of ourselves, our neighbor, and our world. We generally imagine we are separate from other people, perhaps alone, and frequently at odds or in competition with one another. The sins of pride, envy, and hatred can reinforce the tensions among us, and deepen the loneliness we feel. When we see ourselves and one another as the world sees us, we stand divided. At the table of the Eucharist, however, we glimpse ourselves and the world through the eyes of God redeemed, whole, good, and at peace. The one bread and one cup of Communion are central signs of the unity to which we are called. REFLECT We can experience illness in body, mind, or spirit. Sometimes, too, a damaged relationship needs to be healed. Where do I need healing at the present time? Can I bring this need to prayer, inviting Jesus to heal me through the Eucharist? ACT Make time for someone who needs your help or simply your presence, such as an elderly family member, a sick friend, or someone you know who is going through a rough time. Your presence and interest can be an occasion of healing and joy. PRAY Lord Jesus, your body was broken on the Cross for us. Heal our brokenness. Christ Jesus, your blood was poured out for us. Heal our selfishness. Lord Jesus, God raised you to new life. Raise up all who are bowed down! AUTHOR n Rita Ferrone is an award-winning writer and speaker in the areas of liturgy, catechesis, and renewal in the Roman Catholic Church. Copyright 2012 by Paulist Evangelization Ministries. All rights reserved. Nihil Obstat: Rev. Christopher Begg, S.T.D., Ph.D., Censor Deputatus. Imprimatur: Most Rev. Barry C. Knestout, Auxiliary Bishop of Washington, Archdiocese of Washington, March 28, The nihil obstat and imprimatur are official declarations that a book or pamphlet is free from doctrinal or moral error. There is no implication that those who have granted the nihil obstat and the imprimatur agree with the content, opinions or statements expressed therein. Published by Paulist Evangelization Ministries, 3031 Fourth Street, NE, Washington, DC 20017, 720

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