11 NOVEMBER Reverend Thomas J. Major PASTOR. Reverend John P. Ryan SENIOR PRIEST

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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. 11 NOVEMBER 2018 Reverend Thomas J. Major PASTOR Reverend John P. Ryan St. Ann s Parish SENIOR PRIEST THE CALL TO DISCIPLESHIP Copyright J. S. Paluch Co. The Lord keeps faith forever, secures justice for the oppressed, gives food to the hungry. ~ Psalm 146:7 I know to whom I owe. First to God & then to those who fight for liberty. M ONDAY R ET A W D IT NF GS S Ti 1:1-9 Ps 24:1b-4ab, 5-6 Lk 17:1-6 -Roger W Hancock UESDAY Ti 2:1-8, Ps 37:3-4, 18, 23, 27, 29 Lk 17:7-10 EDNESDAY Ti 3:1-7; Ps 23:1b-6 Lk 17:11-19 HURSDAY Phlm 7-20; Ps 146:7-10 Lk 17:20-25 RIDAY 2 Jn 4-9 Ps 119:1-2, 10-11, Lk 17:26-37 ATURDAY 3 Jn 5-8; Ps 112:1-6 Lk 18:1-8 A GOOD STORY Christianity is the story of beggars who tell other beggars where to find bread. ~Anonymous TODAY S READINGS Field, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co.

2 THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 11 NOVEMBER 2018 St. Ann s Parish Monday (November 12) Saint Josaphat, Bishop And Martyr 8:30 a.m. (SA) John Maher TUESDAY (November 13) Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, Virgin 8:30 a.m. (SA) Leslie Scott WEDNESDAY (November 14) Weekday THURSDAY (November 15) Saint Albert The Great Bishop and Doctor of The Church 8:30 a.m. (SA) Agnes & Edward Wilson FRIDAY (November 16) Saint Margaret of Scotland Saint Gertrude, Virgin 8:30 a.m. (SA) Frances Gorski SATURDAY (November 17) Saint Elizabeth Of Hungary Religious 4:15-4:45p.m. Confessions (SA) Vigil: Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 p.m. (SA) Maria L. Gallagher SUNDAY (November 18) Thirty-Third Sunday In Ordinary Time 8:30 a.m. (SA) Special intentions for John B. McGarry 11:00 a.m. (SA) For the People (SA) - St. Ann s (SH) - Sacred Heart (SM) - St. Mary s O F F E R T O R Y S T. ANN Last Week $2, All Saints $1, Offertory to Date: $58, Expenses to Date: $65, The heart of a giver makes the gift dear and precious. S T. JOHN NEUMANN Last Week $4, All Saints $ Offertory to Date: $65, Expenses to Date: $91, 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. THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME The readings this Sunday seem to focus on generosity. The prophet Elijah asks an impoverished widow, who has almost nothing, to be generous. And she is. The letter to the Hebrews states that Jesus offering of himself is an act of giving so substantial that it does not have to be repeated. In the Gospel a widow gives of her substance, in contrast to the rich who give a lot from their abundance but who have a lot more to give. The first reading hints that these scriptures are not only about giving. They are also about fear. Elijah tells the widow, Do not be afraid to give your all. The depth of generosity that God asks of us is only possible if we let go of our fear. Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc. St. John Neumann Parish Monday (November 5) Weekday 9:00 a.m. (SJ) Special intentions for Father Ryan TUESDAY (November 6) Weekday 9:00 a.m. (SJ) Antoinette Gamboni WEDNESDAY (November 7) Weekday THURSDAY (November 8) Weekday 9:00 a.m. (SJ) Elizabeth McGrath FRIDAY (November 9) The Dedication Of The Lateran Basilica 9:00 a.m. (SJ) Walter Anderson SATURDAY (November 10) Saint Leo The Great Pope And Doctor Of The Church 3:15-3:45p.m. Confessions (SJ) Vigil: Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:00 p.m. (SJ) John, Agnes & Martin Barrett SUNDAY (November 11) Thirty-Third Sunday In Ordinary Time 10:30 a.m. (SJ) Stella & Frank Gozel and Louis D. Lichtenberg (SJ) - St. John s (GS) - Good Shepherd

3 T HIRTY - SECOND S UNDAY IN O RDINARY T IME 11 N OVEMBER 2018 Hallelujah! Praise the LORD, my soul. GIVE EVERYTHING In First Kings, Elijah meets a widow and immediately makes a request that she promptly fulfills; then he makes another that she resists. His response is not to chastise her lack of charity but instead he says, as Jesus will say repeatedly say in the Gospels, Do not be afraid. He recognizes that it is not lack of charity that prevents her from giving him a little food, it is fear, fear that she will not have enough for her son and herself given their dire straits. Elijah looks beyond the obvious. He asks something of her and then gives back to her, from God s abundance, something even greater. The same is true in Hebrews. Christ offers himself, not as the priest does with a life not his own, but as the genuine Son of God. Again in the Gospel, the substantive generosity of the impoverished widow is contrasted with the apparent generosity of the wealthy. The wealthy are found lacking. BE NOT AFRAID It is clear that God prefers the widow s generosity because it displays a lack of fear about what will happen if she leaves her life entirely in God s hands. The widow, who lacks material goods, still fears for her welfare and that of her family but both widows, in Mark and in Kings, overcome that fear to place their reliance on God. The wealthy, as we have seen before in the Gospels, have a lot more to give away before they would need to put their reliance entirely on God. Many cannot find the strength and courage to do so. They give big gifts to the temple thinking this will bring them favor, as it does in the world. But God asks more of us than the world does. God asks that we live our lives as if they depended entirely on God and not our own accomplishments. Because they do. -Psalms 146 I always thought it took a lot of nerve for Elijah to beg that poor woman for a meal. Even though, during a long drought, she has only a bit of her food to give to her son, he still asks her to make a little cake for himself. It would be easier to understand if we heard the verse before this reading begins: God tells the prophet that he has commanded a widow to feed you. (1Kgs 17:9) Now the widow was not aware of this command. But she does as Elijah asked. That took even more faith than Elijah showed. She was afraid for herself and the boy. But she had enough faith to risk the last of her food to help someone else. She shows us that we are obeying God s commands when we trust him. Most of those commands come not from a vision, but from someone s cry for help. I wonder how many good people have passed up a chance to do God s will because they didn t hear directly from God what to do. When you hear that a tornado destroyed a nearby neighborhood, do you hear God asking you to help? Do you hear God s voice when you read in the bulletin that the food pantry is running low? When a storm knocks out the power on your block, do you think God is asking you to check on the elderly widow next door? And if you do hear God calling in these examples, how do you respond? You can be like the rich people in the gospel and just give your ten percent. Or do you have the faith of the woman whose few cents were all that she had. It takes a lot of courage to trust God completely. Do you have what it takes? Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Company The Sanctuary Votive Candle will burn in St. AnnÊs Church The week of November 11th The Sanctuary Votive Candle will burn in St. John Neumann Church The week of November 11th

4 T HIRTY - SECOND S UNDAY IN O RDINARY T IME A cup of 11 N OVEMBER 2018 joe with Mary Agnes and Deacon Joe! Next Meeting: December 2nd at Breakfast with Santa Dinner THIRD FRIDAY OF THE MONTH Next meeting is November 16th Bring a $10 gift for Grab Bag 6:00pm - St Ann's Church in Mulligan Hall ADULTS AND CHILDREN'S COATS thru November 18th Drop off NEATLY in St. John s Parish Hall Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and Columbian Squires XLT FALL 2018 Eucharistic Adoration, Speakers, Praise & Worship Music, Reconciliation, Social Monday, December 3, 6:30pm Nativity of Our Lord Parish, Duryea For more information, call Please bring a side dish or dessert. If you are interested in attending or would like more info, please call or Kathy: kcon6@yahoo.com SACRED HEART ROSARY SOCIETY Meets Monthly - Every Third Thursday 6:00pm Station of the cross and prayers will be offered. Sacred Heart Church 228 Rt. 590, Greeley KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PENGUINS VERSUS CHARLOTTE 7:05PM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH Group Package includes a Ticket to the game, Hot Dogs, Chips and Soda. Four dollars from each ticket sold through this offer will be donated to the Knights of Columbus Pricing: Red Zone $25 Order deadline: November 9th. To order tickets call: Matthew Smith at For more information call Joe Kasper at

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6 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY November Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time No Adoration 7:00pm Al Anon Mulligan Hall Divine 8:30am Mass Fall/Winter Schedule Schedule 5pm Mass at St. Mary s Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Adoration 11:45pm Benediction Miraculous Medal Following 8:30am Mass 7:00pm Al Anon Mulligan Hall Divine 8:30am Mass Food Pantry Pick Up Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time 2:00pm Thanksgiving Service & Dinner Adoration 11:45pm Benediction Miraculous Medal Following 8:30am Mass 7:00pm Al Anon Mulligan Hall Fall/Winter Schedule 5pm Mass at St. Ann s Divine 8:30am Mass Fall/Winter Schedule 5pm Mass at St. Ann s Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe No Adoration 11:45pm Benediction Miraculous Medal Following 8:30am Mass 7:00pm Al Anon Mulligan Hall Divine 8:30am Mass Fall/Winter Schedule 5pm Mass at St. Ann s First Sunday of Advent 9:30am Breakfast with Santa Free Pancakes and Crafts Mulligan Hall Adoration 11:45pm Benediction CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR ST. ANN S PARISH Miraculous Medal Following 8:30am Mass 7:00pm Al Anon Mulligan Hall Divine 8:30am Mass Fall/Winter Schedule 5pm Mass at St. Ann s

7 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY November :00am - Men s Group 12:00pm NA 6:00am - Men s Group 6:00pm - Youth Group Adoration & Benediction Food for Family and Friends 2:00pm CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR ST. JOHN NEUMANN S PARISH 12:00pm - AA Meeting 4:30pm Bible Study 6:30pm Deanery Choir 9:30am - Choir Practice 7:00pm - AA Meeting 6:30pm - Deanery Choir :00am - Men s Group 12:00pm NA 6:00am - Men s Group 9:30am Pantry Pickup Adoration & Benediction 12:00pm - AA Meeting 2:00pm Social Concerns 9:30am - Choir Practice 6:00pm - Youth Group 4:30pm Bible Study 7:00pm - AA Meeting 6:30pm - Deanery Choir 6:30pm Deanery Choir :00am - Men s Group 12:00pm NA 6:00am - Men s Group 6:00pm - Youth Group Adoration & Benediction Pancake Breakfast 12:00pm - AA Meeting 7:00pm K of C Meeting 4:30pm Bible Study 6:30pm Deanery Choir 9:30am - Choir Practice 6:30pm - Deanery Choir 7:00pm - AA Meeting No 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 :00am - Men s Group 12:00pm NA 6:00am - Men s Group Solemnity of All Saints Adoration & Benediction 12:00pm - AA Meeting 4:30pm Bible Study 9:30am - Choir Practice Holy Day of Obligation 6:30pm Deanery Choir 7:00pm - AA Meeting 9:00am & 5:00pm

8 T HIRTY - SECOND S UNDAY IN O RDINARY T IME 11 N OVEMBER Club Winners Summer Drawings July 7th 177 Robert D'Elia 97 Julia Paliota 298 Sarah Cadigan August 5th 14 Cathy Daboul 298 Sarah Cadigan 55 James A. Savage September 1st 245 Eloise Schmitt 263 Jeff Feretti 211 Harry Briggs $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Fall Drawings October 6th 220 Alberta Toner 215 M/M James O'Connor 179 M/M Kenneth Palm $ $ $ November 3rd 152 M/M Howard Schwartz $ Ruth Eberz $ M/M James O'Connor $ FOODS OF THE MONTH St. Ann s Food Pantry Fill - A- Bag The Blooming Grove Food Pantry Cereal, Juice & canned Veggies Please consider including these items with your food donations. Thank you for your continued support and generosity of this worthwhile cause. CHARISMATIC HEALING MASS At Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace Church 314 Chestnut Avenue, Hawley, Pennsylvania Tuesday, November 20th - 7:00 Song and Praise, 7:30 Healing Mass The emphasis for the service will be on spiritual healing including healing for victims of sexual and all other forms of assault/ abuse, the healing of bad memories and the releasing of the dead. The evening will begin with Song and Praise at 7:00PM and the Mass will be celebrated at 7:30PM with the anointing after Communion. For more information please call the Rectory Office at or visit us at Please invite your family and friends. Anyone who would like to participate in the Music Ministry for this event should also call the Rectory Office as soon as possible.

9 THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 11 NOVEMBER 2018 REMEMBRANCE CANDLES NOW AVAILABLE ALL YEAR A remembrance candle is a great way to celebrate the life of a lost loved one, to help ease the pain of loss and bring comfort to family and loved ones. Keeping a light burning in remembrance signifies that the memory still lives on and burns bright. Please contact Carol at the Parish Office for more information. Name: ST. ANN S FILL-A-BAG PROGRAM Please help make a difference for local families by filling a grocery bag with food. Empty bags are available in the back of the church or at the Parish Office. Please fill the grocery bag with items from the grocery list attached to the bag. There are four different lists. Each list contains approximately $25 worth of food items. Filled bags can be dropped off at the church or Parish Office. Thank you for answering the call to serve those in need! 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. CANDLE REQUEST Phone: Candles are $5.00 each. Please make checks payable to St. Ann s Church WIDOW S MITE Historically, widows have been at a financial disadvantage. When her husband died, a woman s source of income most likely went with him. That was why the generosity of a widow was striking in Biblical times. Elijah met a poor widow who prepared to use the last of her flour to bake one more cake for herself and her son. Elijah started out by asking her for a drink of water, but quickly added his request for something to eat. She informed him of her situation, but Elijah promised that her store would not empty. With no more than Elijah s words, she trusted that God would provide for her. God s promise was good and she did not go hungry during the drought. Another widow caught Jesus eye in the reading from Mark. As she put her two small coins into the collection that supplied the treasury that helped those in need, Jesus taught the disciples a lesson about true giving from the heart. Unlike the officials who demonstratively gave their offerings, this woman quietly dropped the coins of her sustenance into the collection. The monetary value of her gift was far smaller than that of the officials, but her gift was far more valuable. GIVING FROM THE HEART Much of our giving is from our surplus. This is true not only of what we give financially, but also of our service. We are very busy people and generally when we offer our time, it is of direct benefit to us or someone we love. We may volunteer to help with a field trip at school, coach a soccer team, or help in a nursing home; but generally it is we or our family members who benefit from our generosity. We may find, however, that as it did for the widow of the first reading, our generosity may be greeted with more generosity. The prayer of St. Francis reminds us of this when we pray, It is in giving that we receive.. Copyright 2005, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.

10 THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 11 NOVEMBER 2018 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. LACKAWAXEN 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 NEW CHOIR MEMBERS WELCOME! If you are interested in joining the choir, please contact Mary at marybajda@gmail.com or call the Parish Office Through the Church's teaching, God invites us to a fuller, richer, deeper way of life and love. USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities Another Look at Contraception, For married couples, that their faith in Christ will nourish their love for each other and strengthen their commitment of openness to new life; We pray to the Lord... The Parishes of St. Ann s and St. John Neumann's extend our sincere sympathy to everyone who feels the loss of the physical presence of a loved one. May you find comfort in the everlasting love of our heavenly Father. While we remember the dead we would especially like to remember the following who have died in the last year: Mary E. Bessette Jorja Blauvelt Carlos P Borromeo, Jr. Walter Chojnacki Doris Collette John Connelly Dorothy Eileen Cooney Thomas Corcoran Mary Louise Costello Deborah A. Feltrin Gene Froeschl Rica Halm Virginia Holzhauer Mary Reuder Iverson Kathleen May McKean Elinor Murphy Marian Nistad TJ (Timothy James) Seese Loren G. Stahl Rosemary Stowers Patricia Kuipers Walsh Frank Ardito Ronald E. Chamberlain Maura B. Collins Rogerio Costa Diana J. Eigenbrodt Domenick Giovanniello Elyssa Giovanniello Anne Faithfull Charles Ferrara Maurine Giordano Reinhold Greb Karen Holmes Edward J. Jasko Virginia M. Kluge Donnamarie LaRocca Janet Anna Leecock Agnes F. McDermott Florence Macaulay Rory Cheyenne Manookian Justin J. Toner Leonard Von Der Osten Josephine Zaccaria Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.

11 THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 11 NOVEMBER 2018 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 Book Opens October 1st 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 Table of Plenty PREPARATION HYMN Shepherd me O God COMMUNION In This Place RECESSIONAL I know That My Redeemer Lives (Soper) #310 #459 #308 #679 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 Deacon John Nash PERMANENT DEACONS Carol Laput ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 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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