Saint Anne and Saint Jude

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1 Roman Catholic Church August 12, 2018 Saint Anne 216 East Liberty St. Fax: (803) Confession: Sat:3:00-4:00pm (or by appointment) Mass Times Saturday: 4:30pm :8:00am,12:00noon Parish Administrator: Rev. Giovannie Nunez, CRM Parochial Vicar: Rev. Noly Berjuega, CRM Rev. Rufino C. Madridejos, Jr., CRM Deacon Stephen Frye Saint Jude 611 West Oakland Ave Confession: Sat: 4:30-5:30pm (or by appointment) Mass Times Saturday: 6:00pm : 9:15am, 5:00pm (Spanish) Parish Emergency Contact Number (803) * Admin Asst: Donna Kearney Donna@sasjrcc.org Financial Officer: Tom Paturzo Tom@sasjrcc.org Dir. of Faith Formation: Nicole Macedo Nicole@sasjrcc.org Youth Minister: Frank Costas Frank@sasjrcc.org Parish Receptionist: Tina Couture Tina@sasjrcc.org St. Lawrence Cemetery - John Macmaster (803) The Parish Office (located at St. Anne) (803) (803) Mon-Thurs 9:00am - 4:00pm Friday 9:00am - Diocesan Office of Child Protec ve Services Bonnie Sigers Diocesan Vic m Assistance Minister Louisa Storen

2 Faith Formation Registration for has begun! OPEN REGISTRATION Saturday, August noon 5:30pm, August 19 10:30am-4:30pm In the Saint Jude Parish Center 4yr old preschool thru 8th grade Classes are offered mornings from 10:30am to 11:30am at the St. Jude location., August 26th will be Meet your teacher day. Classes will begin on September 9th. Confirmation class for ninth grade will meet in the Parish Hall at the same time. Please take advantage of the Open Registration Days on Saturday, August 18th and, August 19th. First Communion and Confirmation Candidates MUST be registered and ATTENDING Class by September 23rd. Registration forms can be found on our Parish website, in the back of each of the parish location, or in the church office. If your child needs to be baptized please stop by the church office to submit your form. If you are registering a child for a Sacrament class. You must submit the child s baptismal certificate upon registration. Our Commitment to a Safe Environment Roman Catholic Church is dedicated to providing a safe environment for our children to learn their faith and further a love of Christ. We are committed to upholding the National Charter for the Protection of Children & Young People as established by the United States Council of Bishops. All adults who work with children must: *Complete the Safe Haven It s Up To You Online Program OR Attended the Protecting God s Children Program (within 5 years) * Be Screened by Law Enforcement (Background Screening) * Adhere to the DOC Code of Conduct (Copy available in Church office, Church library, DRE office & online at * Read and sign the DOC Sexual Abuse Policy and Procedures. Victim Assistance Coordinator, Louisa Storen, LISW is available to anyone who has questions or needs help or principal@sasjcs.com St. Anne & St. Jude Catholic School Grades K-8 11 S. Magnolia Street Sumter, S.C (803) FAX (803) The Diocese of Charleston Policy on Sacramental Preparation Each parish offers special sessions and special resources for children and youth preparing for First Confession, First Communion, and Confirmation. A general requirement is that a child preparing for a sacrament has been actively and regularly attending religious education prior to beginning the sacramental preparation program. Baptismal certificates and other sacramental records are required for the child or youth preparing for a sacrament and for his or her sponsor. Sacramental preparation programs include special study, prayerful preparation, regular attendance at classes, participation of parents in designated programs, certification of readiness for the sacrament, and regular participation in the liturgical life of the parish. The reception of sacraments is a right for baptized Catholics, a right that carries with it the responsibility for conscientious and reverent preparation. The expectation of Roman Catholic Church is that upon entering into a Sacramental program, the youth would have attended a Religious Education program for at least one full year prior. Once entered into a Sacramental program, it is the expectation that the youth will attend classes and retreats faithfully. If you know your child is going to be absent on a scheduled class day, please notify the teacher, DRE or Dir of Faith Formation. All contact information is available on the front cover of the bulletin OR on the parish website. Saint Anne Adult Education Join the St. Anne Adult Ed group as we continue the Augustine Institute Series, Presence: The Mystery of the Eucharist. We meet after the 8:00 am Mass in the Adult Ed room (the old kindergarten). Come by and partake of this amazing series, Some outstanding fellowship, and our coffee and Donut ministry. More information, contact Charley Francis at or cfrancis@ftc-i.net. GAME NIGHT Thursdays August 16, 2018 August 30, 2018 WHERE ST JUDE CAFETERIA: STARTING AT 6:30PM AND ENDING 8:30PM. ALL ARE WELCOME, COME AND HAVE SOME FUN. FOR MORE INFO CONTACT BILL EAKER (803) (Adults Only Please) Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Are you thinking about joining the Catholic Church? Do you want to know more about the Catholic faith? Are you a baptized Catholic but have not received First Communion or Confirmation? The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, the process for welcoming adults into the Catholic Church, begins for St. Anne and St. Jude and Our Lady of the Skies (Shaw AFB), Wednesday, September 5th. We meet on Wednesdays, 7 to 9 PM in the Parish Center at St. Jude on 611 W. Oakland Ave. The doors are open to all who want to know more about the life and teaching of the Catholic faith! If you are interested or know someone who is, please call Jackie Francis, our RCIA Coordinator, at or speak to your parish priest, deacon, Dir of Faith Formation, or Catholic coordinator at Shaw AFB. HOLY BOWLERS Bowling Meeting All are welcome August 22, 2018 at St. Anne Library 6:30PM. For more info contact Bill Eaker (803)

3 Looking for more Catholic content?? check out the ever changing selections at Formed.org. Parish Code is Y6RWDQ The 521 Project To find out the latest on Our New Church, check out the SASJRCC.org website and click the "Our New Church" tab on the top right of your screen. The Steering Committee is working to move us forward and give our new church life. Stay in the know with monthly meeting minutes and updates. Have a question or suggestion for the committee?? it directly to them using the website. Check it out!! Our Prayer Today, Our Reality Tomorrow Almighty and ever-loving God we thank You for the many blessings You have given to us all in our parishes of St. Jude and St. Anne throughout these many years. Bless us today as we accept the challenges we face to build one united parish community. We ask you to bless all the families in our parishes. We ask that our love for you and for each other continue to grow and mature as we work to accomplish the task of building our future together. Teach us to be generous in giving so that our unified church will be a place of honor that will give glory to you forever. We ask that you unite us and lead us all to the glory of eternal happiness in heaven. Dear God may our prayer today be a reality tomorrow through the power of the Holy Spirit and the guidance of Jesus and with the blessings of our Mother Mary. AMEN WHY DO WE DO THAT? - CATHOLIC LIFE EXPLAINED Question: What are we celebrating on the feast of the Assumption of Mary? Answer: The Assumption, along with the Immaculate Conception, are two Marian dogmas that have been infallibly defined by the Church. The Assumption proclaims the reality that Mary was taken up body and soul into heaven. This was God's special gift to her in response to her total giving of self to God's plan and will. The Church believes that Mary was immaculately conceived, that is, conceived without original sin. This led the Church to believe that she did not suffer one of the key consequences of original sin, death, and corruption. The Orthodox Church celebrates the Dormition of Mary, the belief that Mary did not die but rather fell asleep and was thus assumed into heaven. What significance does this feast have for our lives as Christians today? This feast is above all an assurance and hope of our continued life with God. Modeling ourselves on Jesus and living the Christian life molded by Jesus' values is certainly the sure path to God. As a result, God will not leave us orphaned or alone to suffer the emptiness of death. Rather, we believe that death is merely a transformation of our present state into an even more glorious and eternal relationship with God. This is the hope and assurance that Mary's assumption celebrates. It is a celebration of our assumption as well. She is one of us, providing a model of what God has in store for all who love and give of themselves to God. HOLY DAY READINGS First Reading: A great sign appeared in the sky, a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet, and on her head a crown of twelve stars. (Rv 12:1) Psalm: The queen stands at your right hand, arrayed in gold. (Ps 45) Second Reading: For he must reign until he has put all his enemies under his feet. The last enemy to be destroyed is death.(1 Cor 15:25-26) Gospel: "Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb." (Lk 1:42b) Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass 2001, 1998, 1970 CCD. The English translation of Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved. Who s it for: Basically anyone 18-39ish, Single or married, Student, Professional, Military, or between jobs. Doesn t matter Keep up with us on Facebook: FLOCK17 contact G reg at (803) or gtavarez@sc.rr.com

4 Ministry Schedule The Nineteenth in Ordinary Time August 18 / 19 Lector Sacristan EMOHC Altar Server Usher Saturday, 4:30 PM Saturday, 6:00 PM, 8:00 AM, 9:15 AM, 12:00 PM, 12:00 PM, 5:00 PM Mary Jones Tom Paturzo Ray Blanchette Jim Kaczmarczyk Suzanne Brotherton Mike Doyle Cheryl Coleman Valerie Williams Rose Mary Dannelly Michel Fleming Veronica Alonso Veronica Duran Greg Tavarez Matthew Tavarez Parish App!! Still haven' downloaded the PARISH APP!! If you would like help installing the App or a brief tutorial on the features. Call the Parish Office. Aplicación de la Parroquia Todavía no has bajado la aplicación de nuestra parroquia? Si necesitas ayuda para instalarla en tu cel o quieres aprender cómo funciona llama a la oficina de la parroquia. Jerry Donovan Jim Kaczmarczyk Karl Selden Jack Hemming James Smith Manuel Ramon Greg Tavarez Deanna Zito Jerry Donovan Chris Harvey Rose Sestokas Christine Byrd Deidre Goebel Jaci Gibson Jack Hemming Radene Miller John Owen Janie Stokes Sonia Orellana Manuel Ramon Marlem Velazquez Chris Black Cindy Tavarez Darlene Hilditch John Jamison Meagan Jamison McKayla Mouradjian Michael Marlowe Christian Harvey Adam Reisenauer Jonah Reisenauer Steven Russo Althea Vicete Alyssa Costas Nathan Costas Dominic Neil Nevaeh Little Annemarie Sieger Shannon Sieger Evelyn Cruz-Duran Jassiry Hernandez Rafael Sanchez Alek Lujan River Noah Tavarez Austin Foddrill A Secure and Convenient way to contribute to your parish No need to hassle with checks or cash 24/7 web based access Easily schedule recurring dona ons to coincide with your pay period Credit card op on allows you to take advantage of rewards such as air miles or cash bonuses No need to share bank account informa on because you enter it directly into the Online Giving secure site Allows you to give even if you are unable to a end parish services Contribu on amount is easily adjusted. Thank You For Your Continued Support!! Finance Corner 5-Aug 12-Aug 19-Aug 26-Aug Online Giving $ Actual Offertory $11, Projected Expenses ($12,156.63) ($12,156.63) ($12,156.63) ($12,156.63) Surplus/Deficit $ ($12,156.63) ($12,156.63) ($12,156.63) A endance 4:30pm 113 6:00pm 63 8:00am 71 9:15am Spanish failed to record 5:00pm 74 Totals Joey Duggan Filipe Vergara Ushers Needed Joe Casey Calvin Glisson Frank Brown TG Manus Jack Reyling John McDonald Hazel McLean John Owen Ushers Needed Maria Cruz Castillo Manuel Ramon Sammy Burrows Chris Black Please pray for: Roscoe Pendry Gail Johnson Richard Fales Francis McBride Rose Schenkel Lawrence Braswell Roberta Legendre Mary Johnson Tam Pham Marie Savio Cindy Hogan David McDonald William Rickerd Cherise Williams James Van Frank Diane Centofanti Richie Tallman Christopher Rosa Katharina Clark Austin Youngers Mary Anne Damuth Michelle Briggs Barbara Dupree Amani Williams Brian Conklin Rita Gallahar Kim DeBraal Ursula Guest Chelato Family Marie Fernandes Danita Russell Sally Clark Patricia Kohner Jean Jose Taylor Scofield Shirley Johnson Marlyn Dault Margaret Huber Tony Wicker Roberta Carter Sterling Fisher Charlotte McPherson Nona Sewell Paul Gober Tonya Venezia Muriel O Connell Daniel P. Lawless Henry Langlois Barry Ferrell Amy Ferrell Jan Ferrell Pete Watcher Hayes E. Baker Timothy Subocz Francine Cronia Ronald Santamina James Scannapieco Jack Hemming Sr. Mamie Williams Laurie Ladd Joe Van Eaton Alyce Brunke Talmadge Riddick Andree Bessette Walter Boone Allen Primos Alvin Fusetti Nancy David Please help us keep this list updated. If a name can be removed, PLEASE let us know.

5 United Mass Intentions for the week of August 11 through August 19 Saturday 8:15am Intentions of Tom & Elizabeth Seback Carol Seback Saturday 4:30pm Rocky Rockwood Rockwood Family Saturday 6:00pm Michael Krupa Grotzinger Family 8:00am 9:15am English Spanish 5pm Monday 7:00am Tuesday 7:00am Wednesday 7:00am Thursday 8:15am Friday 8:15am Saturday 8:15am Saturday 4:30pm Mary Hartley John & Carol McCaskey Saturday 6:00pm Alfred Kerkenbush Shirley Copeland 8:00am Florence Mary Hobert Trapini Family 9:15am Ed McDill Barbara Ellis English Spanish Mary Hartley 5:00pm Barbara Ellis This week at Saint Anne & Saint Jude, August 12 St. Anne Eucharist - 8:00am, St. Jude Eucharist-9:15am, 5:00pm 12:00 noon (Spanish) Monday, August 13 Saint Jude - 7:00am - Daily Mass Tuesday, August 14 Saint Jude - 7:00am - Daily Mass ~Adoration ~ Saint Jude-7:00 pm Vigil Mass Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Wednesday, August 15 Holy Day Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Saint Jude - 7:00am - Mass Saint Anne - 12:15pm - Mass Saint Jude - 7:00pm - Spanish Mass Thursday, August 16 Saint Anne - 8:15am - Daily Mass Friday, August 17 Saint Anne - 8:15am - Daily Mass Saturday, August 18 Saint Anne - 8:15am - Daily Mass Saint Anne Confession 3:00-4:00pm Saint Anne Vigil Mass - 4:30pm Saint Jude Confession 4:30-5:30pm Saint Jude Vigil Mass - 6:00pm, August 19 St. Anne Eucharist - 8:00am, St. Jude Eucharist-9:15am, 5:00pm 12:00 noon (Spanish) If you or a family member are admitted to a hospital or nursing facility, or are homebound and unable to attend Mass, YOU must notify the Parish Offices, Priest or Deacon. Privacy Laws prevent hospitals or a nursing facility from notifying us directly. Do you want to become closer to our Holy Mother? There are great CDs and books available on the Kiosks which will help prepare you for her Feast Day on August 15 th.

6 Prison Ministry Interested? Contact Richard Boisvert Ministerio de la Prisión Estás interesado en servir en este ministerio? Llama a Ma. Elena al The Sumter Cursillo Movement Interested? Contact Noreen Wall Or Andrea Marcella Charismatic Prayer Group Meets every Wednesday from 7:00pm-8:30pm in the Library at Saint Jude. Everyone is welcome! Knights of Columbus In solidarity with our priests; supporting our parish and community through works of charity. Help us to help others by becoming a Knight. Call Chris Hilditch, Grand Knight, for more information. Council meetings take place the second Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM at Council Hall located at 2325 Camden Hwy. Knights of Peter Claver And Ladies Auxiliary Your Invitation to Catholic Action To support parish and community activities. To provide charitable support to worth while causes. To provide social and intellectual fellowship. If you are interested, then become a Knight or Lady of Saint Peter Claver. For information call (803) Ever wonder how we maintain TWO parish facilities?? With a lot of Volunteers like YOU!! Please consider giving your Time & Talent to our church! If you have a skill you are itching to use and would benefit the needs of our parish, please let us know. If you have a company that we should be aware of when quoting work to be done on our wonderful property, tell us. We Want to Know!! We are in need of organizing, landscaping, cement work, tile, roofing, carpets, paint, electrician, plumbing, etc. Please contact David Marcella at Baptism: Please call the Parish office to make instruction arrangements for parents & godparents. Baptism in English Usually available on the 4th Saturday of the month Baptism in Spanish usually available on the 3rd Saturday of the month Matrimony: Couples planning to marry in the church should contact the Pastor at least six months in advance. Reconciliation (Saint Anne) : Saturday 3:00-4:00pm prior to the 4:30pm Vigil Mass and by appointment. Reconciliation: (Saint Jude) : Saturday 4:30-5:30pm prior to the 6:00pm Vigil Mass and by appointment. Sacrament of the Sick: Please contact the Priest if you are admitted to the hospital. Rito de IMartes de Adoración al Santísimo La adoración semanal está abierta a todos. Se expone el Santísimo Sacramento del Altar todos los martes en Santa Ana o en San Judas dependiendo de cuando le toque a cada parroquia, desde las 8am a las 6:30 después de rezar el Rosario. También los animamos a participar en la adoración mensual que se hace cada Viernes primero del mes de 6pm-8am. Se les invita a todos a asistir. Adquirirán gracias especiales por sus esfuerzos. Demos le gracias al Señor!! Tuesday Adoration at the Saint Jude Location Weekly Adoration is open to everyone. If you would like to signup for specific time slots, the points of contact are Calvin Glisson (803) and Ray Blanchette (803) First Friday Devotion / Adoration will begin at 6:30pm in St. Anne s Little Chapel on September 7th. Volunteers Needed We are in need of part time volunteers to help with maintenance at St. Anne & St Jude. Please contact David if you have any time or talent to give to the churches. Se Necesitan Voluntarios Necesitamos voluntarios de medio tiempo para ayudar con el mantenimiento de Sta. Ana y San Judas. Si tienes habilidades y tiempo para ayudar por favor ponte en contacto con Ma Elena al Business Cards We also would like the business cards of any parishioner that owns a business so that we can use your services instead of calling an unknown outside business. Tarjetas de Presentación Si tienes tarjetas de presentación de tu negocio, déjalas en la oficina de Sta. Ana para que los que necesiten de tus servicios puedan contactarte. Preferimos patrocinar a los miembros de nuestra comunidad que a otros negocios desconocidos. Sacramentos: Bautismos - Favor de llamar a la oficina parroquial para obtener instrucción de arreglos para padres y padrinos. Bautismos en Español - Estarán disponibles el tercer sábado del mes Matrimonio - Parejas planeando casarse en la Iglesia deben contactar al Pastor al menos seis meses en anticipación. Confesiones (San Judas) - Los sábados de las 4:30-5:30pm antes de la misa vigiliar de las 6pm o por cita. Unción de Enfermos - Favor de contactar al Sacerdote si lo ingresan a usted o a un familiar en el hospital.

7 August 12, th in Ordinary Time Have you ever approached a hushed group and were certain they were talking about you? It's an uncomfortable feeling to catch people murmuring about what you did, said, or didn't do. It breeds division and exclusion. In today's Gospel, Jesus invites us to just the opposite. The reading opens with the crowds "murmuring" their doubts about Jesus after he has proclaimed himself the Bread of Life. "Is this not Jesus, the son of Joseph? how can he say 'I have come down from heaven'?" In his response, Jesus brings up the Israelites and the manna God brought them in the desert. If you turn back to the story in Exodus, you'll see another similar word: murmuring. As the going got tough, the Israelites doubted Moses and God's plan to protect and care for them as a chosen people. Here, Jesus proposes a difficult theological concept. Jesus himself is "the living bread" and "flesh for the life of the world." This is not an exclusive concept. "Everyone who listens to my Father and learns from him comes to me." Why? Because "the Father who sent me draw[s] him." The next time you're at Mass, take a few moments to watch the communion line. Young and old, families and singles, diverse races and cultures and stories? we are all drawn to the Eucharistic table. Catholic doctrine may require faith, but it is a faith possible for anyone who seeks truth. Christianity does not hide behind locked doors in an exclusive clubhouse, whispering behind the backs of nonbelievers. Jesus compels us to share the love of God the Father for his children, that we one day be joined with Him and "live forever." 12 de agosto de º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario Los judíos murmuraban porque Jesús había dicho: "Yo soy el pan que ha bajado del cielo". Y decían: Conocemos a su padre y a su madre, no es cierto? Él no es sino Jesús, el hijo de José, Cómo puede decir que ha bajado del cielo". (Juan 6:41-42). En este Evangelio, seguimos leyendo el discurso del pan de vida. Jesús mismo nos enseña el misterio de que él es el Pan de vida. Él es el único que se da de sí mismo a nosotros para darnos vida eterna. Sin embargo, ante la falta de fe de los que murmuraban ya que dicen saber el origen de su familia, conocían a sus padres y a sus amigos. Se dejaban llevar por la simple apariencia de la familia, sabían que era hijo de José y de María. Ellos, no veían más allá, no escuchaban que Jesús hablaba de su Padre del cielo. Estaban ciegos y sordos a la gracia de Dios! En nuestra vida, en nuestro caminar como discípulos de Jesús. En que se basa nuestra fe, cómo la alimentamos? Qué nos atrae de Él, de sus enseñanzas? "En consecuencia, toda la celebración litúrgica, por ser obra de Cristo sacerdote y de su Cuerpo, que es la Iglesia, es acción sagrada por excelencia, cuya eficacia, con el mismo título y en el mismo grado, no la iguala ninguna otra acción de la Iglesia. Jesús es el Pan de vida". (Vaticano II, Sacrosanctum Concilium 7). Sin embargo, el reto es no criticar o murmurar en contra de la Iglesia y su tradición apostólica. Creer y vivir el misterio del pan de vida, es ser como Jesús, darse sin medida a los que lo necesiten. LIVE THE LITURGY - INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK Life can be confusing, and the demands and challenges of everyday life can easily cloud our vision. We can become tired. Because of all of the energy needed to manage our day-to-day routines, our spiritual lives can get neglected. Anger, apathy, bitterness, and competition readily distort our relationships with one another and with God. We are asked to imitate God and to put love, compassion, kindness, forgiveness, and gentleness over all things. We need to develop a strong life of prayer in order to bring balance to our lives and to realize who we really are. VIVIR LA LITURGIA - INSPIRACIÓN DE LA SEMANA La vida puede ser confusa. Las demandas y los retos diarios pueden nublar la visión. Uno se puede cansar porque mucha su energía se requiere para manejar nuestras vidas cotidianas, y por lo tanto nuestras vidas espirituales se desatienden. La ira, la apatía, la amargura y la competencia pueden distorsionar nuestras relaciones con los demás y con Dios rápidamente. Dios nos pide que lo imitemos y que pongamos al amor, la compasión, la bondad, el perdón y la gentileza sobre todas otras cosas. Necesitamos desarrollar una vida fuerte en oración para que tengamos un balance en nuestras vidas y para darnos cuenta de quiénes somos verdaderamente. Me (Nos) gustaría registrarnos a la Iglesia Católica Romana Santa Ana y San Judas Tengo preguntas para el Sacerdote. Quiero saber más sobre la fe Católica. Yo estoy interesado en convertirme en católico. Cambio de domicilio NOMBRE: DOMICILIO: CIUDAD:, ESTADO: Código Postal: TELEFONO: Casa: ( ) Trabajo: ( )