Staff Members Pastoral Staff Rev. Pete D. Literal, Pastor X102

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1 Preaching like Paul, Serving like Peter, Faithful like Mary Providing the tools to bring others to Christ! Mass Schedule Saturday: 5:00 p.m. Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., & 11:30 a.m. Monday thru Friday: 8:30 a.m. Morning Prayer: 8:00 a.m. Phone: Long Green Pike, Hydes, MD Our Mission Staff Members Pastoral Staff Rev. Pete D. Literal, Pastor X102 Sr. Carol Czyzewski, Adult Faith Formation X106 Theresa Konitzer, Dir. of Religious Ed. X107 Colleen Sisolak, Youth & Young Adults X108 Douglas Byerly, Director of Music Business Staff Shawn Blair, Parish Business Mgr. X113 Eric Schumacher, Physical Plant Manager X110 Martha Schumacher, Admin. Assistant/ Cemetery Manager X100 Suzan Muller, Administrative Assistant X101 Denise Caton, Secretary Rel Ed/ Youth X109 Jennifer Ehrlich, Communications Coord. X104 Mary Beth Bressler, Admin. Assistant X104 Laferne Johnson, Accountant X103 Sacraments at St. John Parish RECONCILIATION Saturdays 4:00-4:30 PM; Select evenings during Lent & Advent; Anytime by appointment. BAPTISMS Baptism of infants and young children is celebrated on the 2 nd and 4th Sundays. All parents are asked to attend a Baptism Registration session. Also, a Baptism Preparation class for parents of first-born children is scheduled monthly. Advance registration is necessary for the session, the preparation, and the sacrament. Contact the parish office about Baptism of children aged 7 and older. FIRST RECONCILIATION & FIRST EUCHARIST Preparation for children begins in 1st grade, and the sacraments are received in the fall and spring of 2nd grade, respectively. Preparation for adults and older children is done through the RCIA program. Preparation begins in September, and the sacraments are received during the Easter Vigil Mass. CONFIRMATION The Sacrament of Confirmation is offered to anyone in High School who has completed their 8th grade year of Catholic Religious Education. Preparation takes place through the Teens in Ministry program. The sacrament is conferred in October. Confirmation for adult Catholics is celebrated in the archdiocese twice a year. A period of preparation includes prayerful discernment and catechesis. Adults who desire to become members of the Catholic Faith receive the sacraments through the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). MARRIAGE Couples preparing for marriage should contact the parish office at least 6 months in advance of their desired date. ANOINTING OF THE SICK & HOME COMMUNION The Anointing of the Sick is available on the second Sunday of the month, following the 9 AM Mass. Please notify the parish office if a member of the parish is ill and would like to receive Communion at home. April 29, 2018 Fifth Sunday of Easter Christine Blake, School Principal X120 cblake@stjohnschoollgv.org Established in 1822, St. John the Evangelist Congregation is a welcoming, worshiping Catholic community, rooted in Jesus Christ, ministering to all, bonded by faith, directed by hope, and growing in love. St. John s is committed to living out by our words and actions the call to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ.

2 F r o m t h e P a s t o r s D e s k SPRING FLING, MAY CROWING, PENTECOST, 40 TH PRIESTLY ANNIVERSARY, etc. May is here! There are lots of great events happening here at St. John the Evangelist Church: Our Children s Mass will be on May 13 th, Feast of the Ascension. We invite all parents and ask you to bring your children at 11:30 AM for this Children s Mass and to celebrate the Crowning of the Blessed Virgin Mary after the Mass Spring Fling is the highlight of the month. Join us, bring your families, and celebrate the famous 2018 Spring Fling, at St. John Long Green Valley. We still need volunteers. Please contact the Office to sign up. You are invited to my 40 th Priestly Anniversary Mass on May 19 at 9:30 AM. Join me in thanking the Lord for my 40 years of priestly ministry. It is a great blessing that I am here at St. John on this 40 th year. May 20 th is Pentecost Sunday. I ask you to pray for 9 days starting May 11 for the indwelling of the Holy Spirit into our Parish community, particularly for a special anointing of the Parish Envisioning Retreat that Parish staff and Pastoral Council members are going to attend. A copy of Novena prayers will be in next Sunday s Bulletin for everyone to use. Please note that we are aware of the inconsistency of temperatures in the church throughout the winter months, and at times the church has been somewhat cold. Rest assured that the two new 750,000 BTU propane-fired boilers are more than capable of producing sufficient heat to warm the church adequately. Eric Schumacher, our Physical Plant Manager, continues to work closely with the HVAC contractor, B. W. Mechanical, Inc., to monitor temperatures and fine tune the system so that the new boilers work with the original 1969-vintage air handlers to achieve the desired comfort level. As we leave the heating season and finally enjoy more Spring-like temperatures, please note that some adjustment may still be needed in the Fall. Also note that no changes to the air conditioning system have been made and therefore no changes to the air conditioning capabilities of the system should be expected. Finally, I wish to THANK ALL OF YOU for your support of the Archbishop s Annual Appeal, Together In Mission. We are still hoping others who have not yet committed to this appeal will do it now so that we can reach the same total as last year of $104K, so that we can receive the 50% rebate of donations made after our goal of $82K. Many Blessings to You! Father Pete

3 5 th Sunday of Easter April 29, 2018 "I am the vine, you are the branches. Whoever remains in me and I in him will bear much fruit, because without me you can do nothing. -John 15: 1-8 Welcome... to all visitors. Thank you for worshiping here at St. John the Evangelist parish. J o i n U s i n W o r s h i p Mass Intentions Mon Apr 30 8:30 AM Phil Asplen Tue May 1 8:30 AM William Clark Wed May 2 8:45 AM Audrey Bagliani Thu May 3 8:30 AM Leonard Bridickas Fri May 4 8:30 AM Jack Blessing Sat May 5 5:00 PM St. John Parish Sun May 6 7:30 AM 9:00 AM 11:30 AM Fran Seibert Nick Greaves John Paul Pipkin Parish Life This Week Tues 6:30 PM TIM, Sr. Topic Night Wed 8:45 AM Mass with School Children & May Procession/Crowning Fri 10:00 AM School Race for Education Sun 10:00 AM 10:30 AM 12:45 PM Rosary Confirmation Info Session Baptisms (Names are deleted after the last Sunday of the month. A name may be continued by calling the office.) Pray For... the sick of our parish: Lindy Kness, Sunnie Moorman, Jessie Wodka, Carolyn Bayer, Anna Mae Woytowitz, Al Kramer, Jerome Murphy, Susan Rye, Joe Keller, Melanie Creamer, Marge Schoennagel, Harold Campbell, Lawrence & Margaret Donohue... our beloved deceased: Hugh H.T. Brown (son of Hugh and Dorothy Brown), Vincent Pomilio (husband of Rita Pomilio) Sunday s Reflection St. John captures the essence of what kind of love is expected from us toward our neighbor and those in need as he opens our Second Reading with, Let us love not in word or speech but in deed and truth. Jesus made that point several times in His own teachings. It follows the old adage that, Actions speak louder than words. We have pointed out numerous times that being a good steward requires action. It may be easy for us to come to an understanding of what it means to love one another; and additionally, we may speak of doing it; but the true measure is what we do, how we live our lives. The best examples of stewardship of that we may be aware in our parishes and community involve what we see and experience in others. That is the most effective way to be taught and it is the best way to teach others. Do it and live it. That is John s point, is it not? He continues his instructions in the Second Reading by saying, We should believe in the name of his Son Jesus Christ, and love one another as He commanded us. The Norwegian playwright and poet Henrik Ibsen, who had a great appreciation for the written word, once stated, A thousand words will not leave so deep an impression as one deed. The point of Jesus Parable of the Two Sons (Mt 21) in which one son says he will do his father s will, but does not, while the other says he will not obey, but repents and does what his father asked, is quite clear that deeds mean more than intentions. Catholic Stewardship Consultants, Inc. Altar Flower Donations A loved one, a birthday or an anniversary may be honored by making a donation of $50 for altar flowers. Complete the enclosed form or contact the parish office if interested. Next Weekend s Celebrants (subject to change) Sat May 5 5:00 PM Fr. Matt Foley Sun May 6 7:30 AM 9:00 AM 11:30 AM Fr. Larry Johnson Fr. Pete Literal Fr. Pete Literal

4 J o i n U s i n C o m m u n i t y Father Pete s 40 th Anniversary Celebration Fr. Pete will be celebrating his 40 th anniversary of priestly ordination on Saturday, May 19 with a special Mass at 9:30 AM here at St. John s, followed by a reception. All are welcome please call the parish office to RSVP so that we can plan for the reception. A celebratory dinner dance is also planned at the Hilton Plaza at BWI Airport on Saturday, May 19 at 6:30 PM. Tickets to the formal dinner dance are being sold by The Filipino Council of the Archdiocese of Baltimore at $70 each and may be purchased by contacting Martha Schumacher at To help us plan, please call to let us know if you re planning to attend either of these events. May Catholic Review Magazine If you re a registered parishioner, you should have received the May issue of the Catholic Review at home this week. This month s edition features stories about Pope Francis new apostolic exhortation on holiness, which Archbishop William E. Lori says in within reach of all of us. If you re not a registered parishioner or didn t get a copy of the Catholic Review in the mail this week, pick up a copy on your way out of church. And contact the parish office to check your registration. Low-Gluten Altar Bread At Communion time, persons requiring a low gluten host should express that request to the Priest (or Deacon or Eucharistic Minister). Our Daily Bread We have pledged to provide 100+ casseroles on the first Monday of each month to Our Daily Bread in Baltimore. Could you help us keep our commitment to feed the needy? Baking is done right in the disposable pan which is available in the narthex. Please bring the frozen casserole to the church hall kitchen prior to May 7. Short on time? A family size Stouffer s Mac n Cheese or Wish list items cereal, sugar, tea bags, iced tea mix, lunch bags, zipper sandwich bags, or plastic forks are also welcome donations. Congratulations to Our 1st Communicants! Congratulations to all the children in our school and in the religious education program on making their First Communion on April 28. May God bless them all! Walk for Life Pregnancy Center North is holding their FIRST Walk for Life on Saturday, May 5 at Notre Dame University of Maryland. St. John the Evangelist will be joining 10 other local churches to Walk for Life. We are asking our parishioners to consider becoming sponsored walkers or to sponsor one of our walkers to help support this pro-life pregnancy center. Please pick up a brochure in the narthex and sign up to walk! For more information, contact Cindi Ritter cindi@pcnorth.org or representatives will be available after Masses on Sunday. Crowning of the Blessed Mother The sweet, time-honored Catholic tradition of crowning Mary with flowers, as First Communicants proudly don their special attire, will be celebrated during the 11:30 AM Children s Mass on Sunday, May 13. All are welcome to join in honoring the Blessed Mother. Mother s Day Cards On Mother s Day weekend, all Masses at St. John will be offered in thanksgiving for our mothers, both living and deceased. Mass cards will be available in the narthex of the church or in the parish office. The intention envelope may be returned in the collection basket or directly to the parish office. Shred Mill Fundraiser Back by popular demand! Our Teens In Ministry will once again be hosting a shredding event in the evening of Wednesday, May 23 (time will be announced). For your convenience, items for shredding may be brought to the Youth Room in the Conference Center ahead of time, beginning Wednesday, May 16. Contact Colleen at , ext. 108 with any questions.

5 Join Us at the Spring Fling! Join Us in Stewardship Counting Our Blessings Spring Fling Ride Bracelet Coupons Discounted pre-sale RIDE BRACELET COUPONS are now available in the parish office for purchase for just $12 that s an $8 savings! Valid either Thursday evening, May 10, OR Saturday afternoon (12-5 PM), May 12. Discounted coupons will be available for purchase through May 7. Weekend of April 22-April 23 Attendance: 5:00 PM: 167 7:30 AM: 107 9:00 AM: :30 AM: 172 Total: 689 Collection: Envelopes: $9,199 Loose: $1,398 Online: $5,463 Total: $16,060 Less Cathedraticum: $3,125 Available: $12,935 Poor Box: $519 Special Operating Needs: $2,489 Volunteer to Help at Spring Fling VOLUNTEERS are needed to make the Spring Fling happen! Please donate a few hours of your time at one of the event booths. Sign up at: or visit click on find a sign up and enter schumacherml@sjehydes.org in the section. Even if you only have an hour, every little bit helps - many hands make light work! White Elephant Pre-Sale Shop our White Elephant Sale before the Spring Fling opens on Saturday, May 12 from 8 AM-12 PM in the church hall. Bargains abound! Thank you for your continuing support! Boiler & Fuel Tank Fund Update To date, we have received $182,842 towards the total cost of replacing the boiler and fuel tank in the church. Your continued donations help offset the ancillary expenses associated with this unexpected replacement thank you! Archbishop s Annual Appeal To date, about 22% of registered parishioners have returned pledges for the Archbishop s Annual Appeal. If you haven t yet returned your pledge, we ask that you kindly do so - we greatly appreciate gifts of any amount. Pledge cards are available in the narthex or parish office thank you! Truck/Hauling Help Needed After Spring Fling If you have a truck and can help haul unsold items from the White Elephant to the donation center early on Tuesday morning after the Spring Fling, please contact Pat Loeffler at Seeking Last Year s Purchaser of China Closet If you purchased the china closet at last year s Spring Fling, and would still like to pick it up, please contact Pat Loeffler at If no response is received before the Spring Fling, it will be donated back to the White Elephant, and will be available for sale at this year s Spring Fling. Mass Count Next Weekend During Masses the weekend of May 5-6, 2018, you will be asked to assist our parish in the annual count to obtain information about the number of persons who attend Mass at our parish, as well as some general limited data on the cultural and/or ethnic background of your own family members. Please know that providing this information is voluntary and anonymous. The cultural/ethnic information you provide will be used to assist us in making better future pastoral ministry decisions for our church community at the parish and diocesan levels.

6 J o i n U s i n L e a r n i n g St. John School May Procession Please join the St. John School community for Mass at 8:45 AM on Wednesday, May 2. Mass will be followed immediately by our annual May Procession & Crowning on the school/parish grounds. Race for Education Please join the entire student body of St. John School this coming Friday, May 4 while we walk our beautiful campus to raise money for our school. If you would like to support our fundraising, you can make a gift via credit card here: or, just bring cash or a check to the school office. Support your favorite teacher, favorite grade or favorite student and be sure to come cheer on our walkers!!! Religious Education Theresa Konitzer , Ext. 107 konitzermt@sjehydes.org Religious Education The last class of the year will be on April 29. First Communion Banners First Communion students are reminded to pick up their banners next weekend, May 5 and 6, or May 12 and 13. Banners will be in a box outside the Reconciliation Room. After those weekends, the banners may be picked up from the Religious Education Office until May 28. Banners will be discarded after May 28, First Communion Families The community of St. John the Evangelist wishes to congratulate our 42 children who are receiving their First Communion this spring. May the Lord continue to bless them and their families as they continue to grow in their faith and love of Jesus. Thank You A special word of thanks to the Knights Ladies for providing gifts to all our First Communicants. Teachers and Assistants Are Needed If you would like to teach or assist in the Religious Education Program, please call Theresa Konitzer at , Ext. 107 for more information. Youth Ministry Colleen Sisolak , Ext. 108 sisolakmc@sjehydes.org TIM Car Wash This Weekend Come to Mass, and leave with a clean car! Our teens will wash your car during Masses this weekend as a fundraiser to attend upcoming youth conferences. TIM, Jr. Topic Day Our next Topic Day will be Thursday, May 17 from 3-5 PM in the conference center. All middle schoolers are welcome! TIM, Sr. Topic Night Our next Topic Night will be on Tuesday, May 1 from 6:30-9 PM in the conference center. All high schoolers are welcome! Confirmation 2018 Our next session will be on Tuesday, May 8 at 6:45 PM in the Conference Center. Service hours are due July 1. Anyone looking to volunteer at any of our upcoming activities needs to have submitted a volunteer application and have their references checked. Contact Colleen with any questions. Confirmation 2019 Information Session Anyone currently in 8 th grade through high school sophomore, who has completed their 8 th grade year of Catholic Religious Education, is invited to an information session to learn more about our Confirmation Preparation Program on Sunday, May 6 at 10:30 AM in the chapel. Theology on Tap Married and single young adults in their 20 s and 30 s are welcome to meet at Main Street Tower in Bel Air at 7:00 PM on Mondays, April 30, May 7, and May 14 for drinks, guest speakers, discussion, and fellowship. Shred Mill Save the Date! Gather your items that need shredding and bring them to St. John s parking lot on Wednesday, May 23 (time TBA). Items to be shredded may be brought to the Youth Room in the Conference Center beginning Wednesday, May 16. Contact Colleen with any questions.

7 Harford Area Young Adult Ministry presents: THEOLOGY ON TAP Main Street Tower 29 S Main Street, Bel Air 7:00pm Happy Half-Hour 7:30pm Guest Speakers 8pm Lively Discussion & Fellowship 4/9: Called to do what? Bishop Adam Parker 4/16: Why Can t We Be Friends? Meghan Doyle 4/23: I ll Be There For You Matt Himes 4/30 Encounter Chris Wesley 5/7: Bored at Mass? Fr. Matt Buening 5/14: Do Something! Sr. RoseMary Eve Join us for one or all of the nights in our 6-week series! No commitment! good company good drinks good talks All married and single young adults in their 20s and 30s are invited!

8 Donate Altar Flowers To Honor or Remember Loved Ones MAY-JUNE 2018 Our weekly Altar Flowers are provided through donations from you, our parishioners. If you would like to donate flowers in memory of a loved one or in celebration of a special event, please fill out this form. The donation is $50 per arrangement and your intention will be placed in the weekly bulletin. Please complete this form, make the check payable to St. John Church and write Altar Flowers on the memo line. You may place the form and check in the collection basket or drop it off at the parish office. Please note that up to four arrangements per weekend are available for donation on a first-come, first-served basis. Choose from the following weekends: May 6 May 13 May 20 May 27 June 3 June 10 June 17 June 24 Your Name: Address: Phone #: Address: Intention:

9 St. John the Evangelist Church May 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 10:00am Rosary (CH) 10:30am Confirmation Info Session (CL) 12:45pm Baptisms (CH) 6 Our Daily Bread School Closed 7:00pm Liturgy Committee Mtg. (PO) 7 1 6:30pm T.I.M. Sr. Topic Night (CC) 6:45pm Confirmation Session (CH) 8 2 8:45am Mass with School Children & May Procession/Mary Crowning 9 10:00am Prayer Shawl Ministry (CC) 7:00pm Choir Rehearsal (CH) SPRING FLING 5-10:00pm :00am Race for Education (S) SPRING FLING 5-10:00pm 9:00pm Fireworks! 5 12 SPRING FLING 12:00 noon-10:00pm Mother s Day 13 Ascension of the Lord 10:15am Anointing of the Sick (CH) 10:15am Baptism Prep (PO) 11:00am Baptism Regis. (PO) 11:30am Children s Mass with May Crowning (CH) 6:30pm Prayer Shawl Ministry (CC) 7:00pm Pastoral Council (CC) :30pm T.I.M. Sr. Topic Night (CC) 7:00pm Choir Rehearsal (CH) :00pm TIM, Jr. Topic Day (CC) :30am Fr. Pete s 40 th Anniversary Mass (CH) 196 th Anniversary of St. John Parish Food Pantry Collection Pentecost 20 9:00am Children s Liturgy of the Word (H) 10:15am Anniv. Blessings (CH) Food Pantry Collection 27 12:45pm Baptisms (CH) Prayer Ministry at Masses 21 7:00pm School Board Meeting (S) Memorial Day 28 8:30am Mass (CL) School Holiday Parish Office Closed :00am Prayer Shawl Ministry (CC) 7:00pm Choir Rehearsal (CH) 7:00pm School Fine Arts Night (S) TIM Shred Mill (time TBA) School Olympic Day (H) KEY 26 Prayer Ministry at Mass AFFT Adult Faith Formation Team CC Conference Center CH Church CL Chapel H Hall KC Knights Hall MU Mobile Unit S School *Note: Calendar subject to change.

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