March 20th Passion (Palm) Sunday HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE MASS SCHEDULE Laurel Brook Road Fallston, MD

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1 2407 Laurel Brook Road Fallston, MD Laurel Brook Road Fallston, MD March 20th Passion (Palm) Sunday HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE Holy Thursday, March 24 Morning Prayer: 9AM ~ Chapel Mass of the Lord s Supper: 7:30PM The chapel will be open until Midnight for visits to the Blessed Sacrament in the Repository. Night Prayer: Midnight Good Friday, March 25 Morning Prayer: 9AM ~ Chapel 12:00 PM: Children s Stations of the Cross 3:00 PM: Solemn Celebration of the Lord s Passion Reading of the Passion, Veneration of the Cross and Holy Communion 7:30 PM: Ecumenical Tenebrae Service 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 Holy Saturday, March 26 Morning Prayer: 9AM ~ Chapel Blessing of Foods: 12 Noon ~ Church Easter Vigil: 8PM ~ Traditional Choir & Brass No 4PM Mass or Sacrament of Reconciliation on Holy Saturday. Easter Sunday, March 27 7:00AM ~ Church ~ Cantor & Organ Please note Mass time change for Easter only. 9:00AM ~ Church ~ Contemporary Group 11:00AM ~ Church ~ Traditional Choir Fallston High School 11:00AM ~ St. Mark Youth Band

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 FROM THE PASTOR: Dear Parishioners, Once again we enter the holiest days of the Church year. Often we think of Christmas as the holiest day in our faith. While it s true that Jesus had to be born into our human history to redeem us, His birth would mean little if He had not followed the Father s will and freely entered into His suffering, death and Resurrection. Holy Week begins with Passion (Palm) Sunday Yes it was renamed Passion Sunday at Vatican II because of the reading of the Passion during Mass. It continues with the Chrism Mass at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen at 7:30 PM on Monday, March 21 where Archbishop Lori will bless the Oil of the Sick, the Oil of Catechmens and the Sacred Chrism in a Mass with all of the Priests, Deacons, Religious and Laity of the Archdiocese. Join us for this and Mass on Holy Thursday where we reenact Jesus act of humility in washing the disciples feet, the institution of the Eucharist and the Priesthood. The chapel remains open for prayer until Midnight. Then Good Friday brings us face-to-face with the cross at Noon with Children s Stations, 3 PM with the Solemn Passion, adoration of the Cross and Holy Communion and Tenebrae, Good Friday evening, with our Christian neighbors from Fallston United Methodist, Fallston Presbyterian and Holy Communion Lutheran Churches. The Great Vigil begins at 8 PM on Holy Saturday where we light the fire, welcome new members into the church and first hear the astounding words that He is Risen. These should be life-changing events for us if we let them be. So, instead of making time for church, try to put God first and make time for the other things that surround our faith this week. Fr. Jerry Francik LIVING THE EUCHARIST Passion (Palm) Sunday The Good Life - the Pathway to Holiness PARISH OFFICE: FAX: parishoffice@saintmarkfallston.org 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. We are all called to holiness. Being holy is to be dedicated or consecrated to God. Consider the Most Holy One, Jesus Christ, who humbled himself by becoming man to suffer and die for mankind so that we too could be in a state of holiness through the sacraments. Have you ever heard the cliché, we become what we eat? The Eucharist fortifies us, nourishes us so that we become more Christ like. Similarly, to immerse ourselves in goodness we are likely to mirror that goodness. That s what happens through adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. The outcome is simple. Through the Eucharist, we become increasingly empowered to love God more deeply and to serve others as did Christ. Holiness! Check out the flyer in this week s bulletin for further reflection on how the Eucharist is the pathway to holiness.

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 April 3, 10, 17 & 24 First Grade - Fifth Grade Sunday Session 10:15 to 11:30 AM in the McCall Center April 3, 10, 17 & 24 First Grade - Fifth Grade Wednesday Session 4:45 to 6PM in the McCall Center April 6, 13 & 20 Middle School Religious EDge Grades 6, 7 & 8 Sunday s in the McCall Center 6:30-8:00PM April 3, 17 & May 1 st Religious Education Registration A NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL FAITH FORMATION COMING THIS SUMMER! We are offering a week long summer session for families with middle school age youth. Our Summer Summit will be held July 11 th through 15 th from 8:45am through 3PM and completes a year of faith formation in 1 week. Youth enrolled in the Summer Summit will be expected to participate fully in Mass and parish life throughout the normal school year but their faith formation class will be completed by July 15 th. Look for more information to register for this course in our upcoming Religious Education Registration packet available April 3 rd. First Eucharist News Workshop Day is Saturday, April 9 th 10AM to Noon Mom s Ministry Storyhour This Monday, March 21 st Easter Egg Hunt and visit with the Easter Bunny in the Msgr. McCall Center from 10:30-11:30! 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 are now available on our website! 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: Thank you to everyone who volunteered with our Fish Fry s and to those who came out to share a meal! Please join us on Sunday April 17 th for our Spruce up St. Mark Day! We hope you and your family can join fellow parishioners for a day to give back to our church. There are many ways for all ages to get involved! We need people who can lead projects and those who are just willing to help. If you can help volunteer or help lead for a few hours that day please contact Janine Perez: fallstonperez@gmail.com or Laurie Mace: lauriemace05@gmail.com 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 April 25th from 6:00-7:30! (Note new start time.) Come hang out in the youth room, play games, eat pizza, and bring a friend! Our next High School gathering is March 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 on March 24 th ; join us at Holy Thursday Mass at 7:30pm! Contact Katie LaHatte at klahatte@gmail.com for more information! Summer Trips 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 Sunday, April 10 th. Please remember the Seder Workshop with the First Eucharist candidates on Saturday, April 9 from 9:30-noon. (If you cannot attend the Seder, please contact Sheila at sbateman@saintmarkfallston.org) Letters to Bishop Madden are due by the April 10 th class. PRAY FOR VOCATIONS!

4 PLEASE NOTE THAT ON EASTER SUNDAY, THE EARLY MORNING MASS WILL BE 7AM NOT 7:30 AM. Mass Intentions Weekend March 19th/20th Saturday 4:00 pm Marie Burker Fr. Foley Sunday 7:30 am For the Parish Msgr. Tewes 9:00 am Donna Keen Fr. Jerry 11:00 am Dorothy Saul Fr. Jerry Mass Intentions for the Week March 21st 25th Weekday 9:00 am Monday-Friday Monday 7:30 Sr. M. Feline, OSF Fr. Foley 9:00 Bill Wisel Fr. Jerry Tuesday Bill Wisel Fr. Jerry Wednesday Kathleen Vittek Fr. Michael Thursday 7:30 PM Dan Schneider Fr. Jerry Friday No Mass Weekend March 26th/27th Saturday 8:00 pm Easter Vigil Fr. Ed Hemler Fr. Jerry Sunday 7:00 am For the Parish Fr. Foley 9:00 am CH Fr. Ed Hemler Fr. Jerry 11:00 am CH Marie Burker Fr. Jerry 11:00 am FHS Rachuba Family (L) - Msgr. Tewes DECEASED OF THE PARISH Please pray for the deceased of the Parish. May God them eternal rest. Banns of Marriage 2nd Time Cameron Clayton Loeschke and Sarah Jane Lamb of St. Mark FOOD PANTRY/GABRIEL NETWORK Hours: Wed. & Fri. 12 Noon 2:00 PM The Food Pantry will be closed until March 30th. We thank you for your contributions for Easter. We especially need jelly, canned meals, gravy, carrots, beets, spinach and soup. We can also use dish washing liquid, deodorant, tea, coffee and condiments. As always, your generosity is greatly appreciated. The Gabriel Network is in need of diapers in sizes 5 and 6 and are low on sizes 2 and 3. We have no blankets, crib sheets, baby wash, shampoo, lotion or ointment. We also accept donations of clean cribs, bassinets, pack and plays, high chairs, swings and car seats (no older than three years). Thank you for caring for God's innocent children. AEROBICS It could be a wet spring, so come to aerobics and stay dry. The Spring session of morning aerobics will begin on Tuesday, March 29th. We offer a low impact aerobics on Tuesday and Thursday morning 9:30 to 10:30 am. The session is for ten weeks for only $ To sign up call Kathy at Evening aerobics will begin on Monday April 4th from 7 to 8 pm. The session is for 10 weeks and the cost is $40.00, to sign up call Pat at Baptisms We joyfully welcome Charlotte Morgan Burger into our parish family through the celebration of the sacrament of Baptism! Welcome and congratulations to her parents and family! DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY, April 3rd immediately following the 11:00 am Mass.

5 Other News CLoW News! Please make plans to join us for a special Stations of the Cross at Noon on Good Friday especially designed for children. We will gather in the church on Friday March 25 th and, weather permitting, we will walk the outdoor Stations led by children volunteers. All are welcome! Children s Liturgy of the Word dismissal continues through Pentecost (May 15 th ) during the 9AM Mass. We are praying for volunteers to help offer CLoW again next year God may be calling you to help support this treasured ministry.please contact Katie Harmon at kharmon@bcps.org for more information and learn more about how you can help! * * * * * * * * Fr. Leo Patalinghug Speaking at St. John Hydes! April 11, 7:00 PM "The Power of the Sign of the Cross" April 12, 7:00 PM "Our Blessed Virgin Mother" Come and experience the dynamic Fr. Leo as he speaks about his experience of the power of the sign of the cross, as well as his passion for Mary, the Mother of God. Tickets are $5 per person per night or $20 per family per night, and may be purchased by calling the St. John parish office at New Cd s available in Narthex donation $3 Men, Women, and the Mystery of Love Dr. Edward Sri In today's culture we're constantly bombarded with a secular notion of love and intimacy, instead of the kind of love that God intended for his children. In this presentation, Dr. Edward Sri explains how Saint John Paul II teachings of the Theology of the Body can help us prepare for our future marriage, by showing us how to live as selfless, authentic men and women. 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 PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD 6 T he Good Life Ah, the good life cocktails on the beach, leisure time, beautiful women, heroic men, fast cars, adventure, plenty of money, good health These staples of Hollywood and advertising tell us something about the dreams and fantasies of people in our society. Sure enough, everybody has ideas about what they d like their life to be like in an ideal world. Pleasure, excitement, success, and abundance figure in many of those dreams. Often our fantasies are an escape from the hard realities of life. Somewhere somewhere else there s the good life. What Christianity has to offer us, however, is far different from the elusive dreams of affluence and satisfaction that keep the wheels of commerce turning. It is the good life right here and now, wherever we are. The good life can exist in the midst of sorrow or pain, grief or poverty, because the good life is not about having good things. It s about being good. CHOOSING THE GOOD Virtue is described in the Catechism of the Catholic Church as an habitual and firm disposition to do the good (CCC 1803). The four cardinal virtues prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance are called natural virtues because they are basic to human life. They are a strong component of the Christian tradition for living a good life. Living a good life also means practicing the three theological virtues: faith, hope, and love. These are called theological because they direct our hearts to God and because God is the fulfillment of them. Virtue is cultivated through practice. It is something that grows over time. Virtue shapes who we are. And it can happen anywhere, under any circumstances. SHAPING A LIFE Our circumstances in life, for the most part, are given to us. Indeed, many things about our life are givens. We are born into a particular family, at a particular time in history. Our race, language, and culture are given to us. We inherit characteristics from our parents. A religious heritage and identity may have been given to us, too. But that is never the whole story. What we become our life is a work of human freedom under grace. It is the dynamic interaction of those givens with our character, our choices, our dreams, and God s plan for us. To live a life that holds together a good life, a virtuous life is no small task. It is the work of a lifetime. THE EUCHARISTIC WAY How does the Eucharist enable us to live a good life? Pope Benedict XVI, in writing about the Eucharist, reminds us, It is not the eucharistic food that is changed into us, but rather we who are mysteriously transformed by it (The Sacrament of Charity, 70). In this, he reaffirmed the teaching of St. Augustine, who saw clearly that the Eucharist effects

7 LIVING THE EUCHARIST n YEAR C PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD 6 the transformation of the faithful into the Body of Christ. Christianity s new worship, Pope Benedict goes on to explain, includes and transfigures every aspect of life (The Sacrament of Charity, 71). To live as Christ is the outcome of the Eucharist. When we partake of the Eucharist, something happens to us. But what is it? Do we receive Christ, and take him into ourselves? Or does our reception of the Lord in Holy Communion result in our being taken into him? Clearly, as Pope Benedict has presented it, the latter is the case. We are taken into Christ. The Lord in the Eucharist is not accommodated to the form of our life, but rather our life begins to take on the form of his. We become more Christlike, by the mysterious workings of grace in the Eucharist. A life of holiness includes worship, prayer, and devotion. Yet holiness is not some kind of other-worldly state. Our moral life, our firm disposition to seek the good in every situation, is essential to holiness. A life of virtue is an expression of holiness, of being close to God, who is all-good. Of course, we cannot become holy by our own efforts. Rather, the sacraments make us holy, by sharing the life of God with us. The more we receive God s grace, which is the activity of the Holy Spirit within us, the better we are able to imitate him. We become more just, more loving, and more forgiving. We grow more concerned for the poor and more devoted to God s Kingdom. The Eucharist enables the transformation of our lives. BECOMING CHRIST-LIKE To become like Christ is to become bread for a hungry world feeding people, teaching them, nourishing them. To become Christ-like is to become the wine of justice and peace, a potent and refreshing cup speaking truth, acting with justice, promoting peace. Through continued participation in the Eucharist, and by living the Eucharist, we ourselves become the sacrament of love a living sign. Being transformed by the Eucharist means too that our lives are shaped by the Cross. One of the clearest signs that we are following in the footsteps of Christ, and conforming our life to his, is that we take up our cross. Self-denial motivated by love, and the acceptance of suffering for the sake of the Kingdom, are sure signs that we are living the Eucharist. GROWTH IN HOLINESS Another way to name this transformation is to say we grow in holiness. The whole Church is called to holiness, as the Second Vatican Council taught. Holiness is not the special preserve of a few exceptional people, such as saints or clergy or religious. Rather, it is the state to which all people are called. REFLECT They say that a checkbook is a theological document. So is a calendar of our appointments. Think about how you spend money and time. What do your priorities, expressed in your checkbook and calendar, say about virtue? About holiness? About Eucharist? ACT Spend some time this week in adoration before the Blessed Sacrament. Be open to whatever God may be calling you to be or to become, through the Eucharist. PRAY Holy God, thank you for giving me life. Thank you for my days and years, for the unfolding seasons and times you have given me. Thank you for the goodness of my life. 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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