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1 The Epiphany of the Lord Our Lady of Grace Middletown Road Parkton, Maryland Website: PARISH CONTACT INFORMATION Parish Office: , Fax Pastor: Rev. Michael Triplett Pastor Emeritus: Rev. Msgr. Nicholas P. Amato

2 The Epiphany of the Lord January 7, 2018 Who were these foreigners from the East? Matthew tells us very little about this entourage. These are the facts he conveys: 1) referred to as magi, 2) from the east, 3) following a star 4) received by King Herod, 5) read the Jewish scriptures and in fact quoted the prophets, 5) found the child Jesus and Mary, and 6) presented gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh. As with other accounts in Scripture, the other details are added by customs and interpretations through the early Church. What is a magi? From the Greek root, our English language has incorporated the term magician but they were far from students or professors of Hogwarts. In the Hebrew Scriptures, a number of references are made to Magi, with the most notable being Daniel and his companions being added to the magi of King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon. Magi were likely lifetime scholars and advisors to the kings. This also leads to our understanding of wise men, who are called such because of their role as advisors. But why do we often sing of them as We Three Kings. The number three comes from early Church customs, likely due to the three gifts presented to the child Jesus. The title king is first connected with the magi by the early Church theologian Tertullian in the 2nd Century. Were they kings? Much like Daniel exiled in Babylon, Joseph finds himself honored by the Pharaoh, such that he would be treated by all as if he were king himself. Herod, referred to as a king, while having authority was still under the authority of the occupying Romans. As kings, they were not necessarily rulers in the strictest sense, though their wealthy gifts imply a level of influence if not direct authority. We saw his star at its rising and have come to do him homage. What do we learn from these magi, wise men, and kings? They were searching! It is a common experience, particularly for teens or young adults, to question and even entertain doubts. In fact, I d dare to say these experiences sometimes result in true growth in the faith. Yet, this is the important encouragement: search! If you have a question, ask it as we are often reminded in classrooms. After all, there is no such thing as a stupid question (though they might be too simple a statement). Today, we can search for answers real quick to almost any question (though you should have reservations that Google or Alexa can really give you the right answer to many of life s questions). The advice I give to those who are questioning their beliefs and world views: search for the answer. Spend time thinking about the question but also spend time listening for an answer. We can learn a lot from these magi. They had a question, which likely began as what is that star? or what does that star mean? They went looking for the answer, likely in the writings and wisdom of their homelands in the East but not finding a satisfactory answer, they even looked to the Hebrew Scriptures. And they followed their initial leads, continuing to search. Their diligence is the example we require; we ought to encourage those questioning to move from passively waiting for proof (that will not likely come) to actively searching. Motivate them to search for the answer, Jesus who is the Truth, being honest with themselves. In the earliest Church, those searching and developing this relationship with Christ were persecuted to the extent of martyrdom. Martyrdom became the ideal of showing strong discipleship. When Christianity becomes legal, monasticism replaced this ideal as they died to self. These holy women and men sacrificed wealth, positions of authority or prestige, and comforts to search. They silenced the noises of life to listen to the Lord. Today, we have the witness of many religious women and men, who accept vows distancing themselves from wealth and prestige, comforts and luxuries to live simple lives and engage in intentional ministries. They serve us, our families, and our communities by teaching, by leading retreats and engaging in spiritual direction, by caring for the sick, by looking after the needs of the poor and homeless. They focus their entire lives on searching: in prayer and celebration of the sacraments, as well as searching for Christ through the works of mercy. Today, many of the religious communities of women and men have experienced a significant, and in some cases drastic, decline in vocations. Many of these communities have recognized this challenge long ago and have ensured the passing of their knowledge and wisdom to lay men and women who often embrace aspects of the religious charism, a particular pattern of prayer, and an engagement in their work of charity. Our collection today supports many of these religious women and men who are retired, in need to ongoing care and support; their work was done with almost no pay, and certainly little regard for their future care. By donating to the collection, you are thanking those religious women and men who have inspired and encouraged you to search, as those earliest magi did. Our Thursday evening Adult faith group will be continuing their study of Church History with the Epic series. Please consider joining them to learn more about our common history and the struggles of our Church. Our annual Wine Tasting fundraiser will be celebrated on Sunday, January 28. This is both a great social for the community and a strong fundraiser for our parish ministries. Thank you for Steve Golueke and all who lend a hand year after year to ensure this event is a great success in so many way. Happy New Year! YÜA ` ~x 1

3 THIS WEEK AT OUR LADY OF GRACE MONDAY, January 8 The Baptism of the Lord 8:30am Mass 7:00pm Contemplative Prayer Group 7:00pm EDGE (Middle School Rel. Ed.) TUESDAY, January 9 10:45am Pre-School Prep Program 6:00pm Hereford High Rec Council Wresting 6:00pm Handbell Rehearsal 6:00pm Rosary 7:00pm Pastoral Council Meeting WEDNESDAY, January 10 7:00pm Boy Scout Troop 523 THURSDAY, January 11 7:00pm Adult Faith Formation 7:30pm Voices of Grace Rehearsal FRIDAY, January 12 8:30am Communion Service 11:00am Memorial Mass for Dottie Whiteford 12:00pm Memorial Luncheon for Dottie Whiteford All Masses: Second Collection: Care of OLG Facilities SATURDAY, January 13 1:00pm Squires to Manor Care 4:00pm Penance 5:00pm Mass SUNDAY, January 14 7:30am Mass 9:00am Mass REGULAR MASS SCHEDULE SATURDAY: 5:00PM / SUNDAY: 7:30, 9:00AM AND 11:30AM PRAY THE ROSARY Put prayer first and join the culture of life in reciting the rosary on the every Tuesday at 6:00pm in the chapel. Conducted by our Lady of Grace Knights of Columbus Council #9815 FORMED.ORG We are pleased to give you a FREE subscription to Formed.org. Entertaining movies, enlightening programs, inspiring talks, and a great selection of popular ebooks all just a click away! Take advantage of your FREE subscription to Formed. Here is how easy it is to get started: 1. Go to formed.org 2. Click to Register 3. Enter your Parish Code: RGQWD3 4. Or enter: olg.formed.org (Skip having to enter code) Create your FREE account by entering your address. MONDAY, January 8 8:30am Parish Family TUESDAY, January 9 8:30am Parish Family WEDNESDAY, January 10 8:30am Patrick Welsh THURSDAY, January 11 8:30am Chien Dang NEXT WEEK S CLERGY SCHEDULE SATURDAY, January 13 5:00pm Fr. Mike Triplett SUNDAY, January 14 7:30am Fr. Joe Wenderoth 9:00am Fr. Mike Triplett 11:30am Fr. Mike Triplett MASS INTENTIONS FRIDAY, January 12 8:30am Communion Service 11:00am Memorial Mass for Dottie Whiteford SATURDAY, January 13 5:00pm Parish Family SUNDAY, January 14 7:30am Peggy Tyler 9:00am Mike Hughes 11:30am Janice Lee (Ferrens) Gilmore DAILY SCRIPTURE READINGS: 2

4 THE CHURCH A JOURNEY THROUGH CHURCH HISTORY BEGINNING 500 A.D. TO THE PRESENT Epic: A Journey Through Church History is a captivating and fastpaced look at the story of the Catholic Church. Beginning at 500 A.D. all the way up to the present Epic takes the immense history of the Church and simplifies it into nine color-coded time periods, and events that comprise the captivating story of Christianity. This study provides participants with an understanding of Church history that enables them to have a greater sense of meaning and identity as Catholics. This 9-Part study features dynamic DVD presentations with Church history professor Steve Weidenkopf, and student materials including a full color workbook, timeline chart and bookmark. Don t miss this opportunity to take part in a compelling and inspiring learning experience that is sure to draw you closer to Christ through a deeper understanding of His Church! * * * * * * * Join us for the Epic A Journey Through Church History at Our Lady of Grace Beginning Thursday, January 11, 2018 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm in Room 111 Adult Ed Room of the Education Center. For more information or to register for the study contact Camillus Prosser at (443) or jprosser1@comcast.net. NOW AVAILABLE!!! OUR LADY OF GRACE PARISH The First Forty Years, (8 ½ x 11, 52 pages, full color, hardcover) The inspiring 40-year history of Our Lady of Grace Parish has now been put into print. The book begins with the early mission days when Mass was celebrated at Hereford High School, and continues up to the 40 th Anniversary Party that was held in This book will be a welcome addition to your home, and also makes a beautiful keepsake gift for children, relatives, and former parishioners. Return this order form with your check to the Parish Office. Books are $20 each and are now available. Make checks payable to Our Lady of Grace. If you have a question about book orders, please contact Paula Huber in the Parish Office ( , ext. 109) or phuber@ourladygrace.org. NAME: PHONE: NUMBER OF BOOKS ORDERED: AMOUNT ENCLOSED: $ 3

5 FACEBOOK Look for Our Lady of Grace Parish Facebook page, stay connected search for: Our Lady of Grace Parish - Parkton MD WINE, CHAMPAGNE AND CRAFT SPIRITS TASTING PLUS Delicious Sampling of Hors d oeuvres Sunday, January 28th 3:00pm to 6:00pm Our Lady of Grace Hall FLOCKNOTE! Flocknote is a direct communication tool that allows Our Lady of Grace parish staff and ministry leaders to send quick s and text messages to connect with parishioners and members of different ministries at any time. See: grace and registered with Our Lady of Grace!!! Text: olgp to $60.00 Per Person You will have the opportunity to taste and purchase over 200 varieties of wine, champagnes, and craft spirits at extremely reduced prices. Any questions or to reserve your tickets, call Steve at (410) Tickets are also available at the Parish Offices, Monday thru Thursday, 7:30am to 3:30pm. All proceeds to benefit Our Lady of Grace. This will be a Sell Out Get your tickets early! Tell Your Friends and Family! MY PARISH APP Our Lady of Grace s app has an app for iphone and Android smart phones. This will allow us to better communicate with you throughout the week and keep you updated with relevant parish news or updates. It will be a great resource for parishioners by providing daily Mass readings, Catholic news and prayers, convenient prayer and Confession reminders, our bulletins and more. We hope for our new app to be a tool for fostering stronger parish life at Our Lady of Grace and better engaging the New Evangelization. Search myparish in the App Store / Visit myparishapp.com to download. Download NOW! 4

6 PRESCHOOL PREP A co-op program for parents and their toddler child designed to ease the transition to preschool. Meets Tuesday mornings from 10:45am to 11:45am Session 1: January 9 January 30 (Correct Dates) Session 2: February 6 February 27 Session 3: March 6 March 27 Session 4: April 3 April 24 Session 5: May 1 May 22 $25 per 4 week session To register Sally Lake, Preschool Director slake@ourladygrace.org or call (410) , ext. 118 * * * * * * * PRESCHOOL OPEN HOUSE DATES Drop in to our Open Houses to see the Pre-K, 2, 3 and 4 classrooms and meet the teachers and staff! 9:00am to 11:00am! January 29, February 22 March 15, April 12 and May 17 Questions more information phone (410) / Sally Lake, Preschool Director at slake@ourladygrace.org. Other News CHRISTMAS WRAPPING ITEMS NEEDED As you clean up after your Christmas celebrations, please keep the Outreach Ministry in mind. We would love to have your unused wrapping paper rolls (partials ok) and gently used larger size gift bags for our project next year. (We have plenty of smaller sized bags right now). During the first two weeks of January, you can deposit any paper or medium-large bags in the bin in the back of the Gathering Space. Rest assured, it will go to good use next year. Thank you for your contributions. 5

7 CHRISTMAS FLOWER MEMORIAL Elizabeth Mazurek remembered by Robert Mazurek 6

8 ONLINE GIVING INFORMATION If you have any questions about our online giving program, contact Jen Perry at or call (410) , ext To begin your online giving at Our Lady of Grace see: Our Lady of Grace Preschool offers an academically excellent, early learning education, rooted in Catholic faith. We nurture young learners to develop their God-given talents, and prepare them for future academic success. For more information or to enroll, please contact Sally Lake, Pre-School Director, at Pre-K2 / Pre-K3 / Pre-K4 - Full-Day & Half-Day Options Available (Open Enrollment) FINANCE COMMITTEE UPDATE Fiscal Year 2018 Your Donations for the Weekend of: Offertory Donations Sunday, December 31 $ 6,750* OLG Care of Facility Fund Sunday, December 31 $ 1,790 Year-to-Date Totals $319,472 Year-to-Date Total Last Year $302,975 *Offering includes online giving. We appreciate the gifts and talents of our parishioners and visitors. Thank you for offering your participation in our worship, your prayers, your service, and your financial support.... To everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven.... a time to be born (in Baptism) Katerina Rebekah Workman, daughter of Conor and Maria... a time to love a time to heal... Bernadine Bernie Nealy... and a time to die... Dottie Whiteford... and a time for peace.... Ecclesiastes PASTORAL STAFF Our Lady of Grace Parish Parish Office: (410) Parish Fax: (410) PARISH OFFICE HOURS: MON THRU THURS 7:30AM-3:30PM Find us on Facebook: Our Lady of Grace Parish - Parkton MD Rev. Michael Triplett, Pastor MTriplett@ourladygrace.org / Ext. 102 Rev. Msgr. Nicholas P. Amato, Pastor Emeritus fathernicholasamato@gmail.com Rev. Joe Wenderoth, Weekend Assistant Deacon Jim Prosser, Associate jprosser@wbcm.com Deborah Kaminski, Manager of the Parish Office dkaminski@ourladygrace.org / Ext. 100 Jennifer Perry, Accountant jperry@ourladygrace.org / Ext. 113 Andrew Stewart, Director of Liturgical Music astewart@ourladygrace.org Paula Huber, Administrative Assistant phuber@ourladygrace.org Parish Shield/Stand Coordinator shieldcoordinator@ourladygrace.org / Ext. 126 Parish Archivist parisharchivist@ourladygrace.org Pastoral Council pc@ourladygrace.org Outreach: outreach@ourladygrace.org / Ext. 190 Religious Education and Faith Formation Deborah Webber, Coordinator of Religious Education and Sacramental Preparation for K 5 th Grade / Coordinator of the Manor at Gunpowder Falls dwebber@ourladygrace.org / Ext. 106 Kate Wyvill, Youth Minister / Coordinator of Religious Education and Sacramental Preparation for 6 th 10 th, kwyvill@ourladygrace.org / Ext. 122 (Facebook) Our Lady of Grace Youth Ministry Mary Kioussis, Religious Education Secretary mkioussis@ourladygrace.org / Ext. 114 Our Lady of Grace Pre-School School INSPIRING YOUNG HEARTS AND MINDS School Office: (410) Summer Hours: Mon thru Thurs 7:30am-3:30pm Sally Lake, Pre-School Director slake@ourladygrace.org / Ext

9 Ongoing Events and Ministries at OLG January Poor Box A portion of OLG s Poor Box donations will be donated to the Assisi House at St. Patrick s. The Assisi House at St. Patrick s is the Outreach Program of the parishes of St. Patrick (Fells Point) and Sacred Heart of Jesus (Highlandtown), whose service, outreach, extends beyond the boundaries of these two parishes. Rooted in respect for each individual, this center welcomes all as it seeks to bring to Southeast Baltimore the Good News of the Gospel as it is shared through the Corporal Works of Mercy Archdiocesan Second Collection for January Collections for the month of January are for Retired Religious on the weekend of January 6th/7th and the Special Care for Diocesan Priests on the weekend of January 27th/28th. New Parishioners Welcome If you are new to the area or coming home, we invite you to register and make Our Lady of Grace your parish. See our website at download the Covenant Form and return to the Parish Offices. Baptism The Sacrament of Baptism is available on the 1st Sunday of the month after the last Mass. Individual Baptisms may also be celebrated during Mass. Call the Parish Offices for information and individual baptism dates-please plan 6 weeks prior to baptism. Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) Confessions are heard on Sat. from 4:00 to 4:45pm or upon request. Celiac Disease and Gluten Intolerance Speak with one of the Communion Ministers prior to the beginning of Mass if you require a low gluten host. Questions, contact Nancy Reitz at (410) OLG Music Ministry Contact Andrew Stewart at astewart@ourladygrace.org to join or Jedediah Kahl for Handbell Choir at jedediahkahl@gmail.com. Environment Committee Volunteers assist to decorate our church for the seasons of Advent and Christmas, Lent and Easter, and as needed at other times of the liturgical year. No experience or particular skills are needed. Contact Mary Al Naber (leave message for her at the Parish Office). Medical Committee Please contact Monica Golder by ; stampor007@aol.com. Interested in Becoming Catholic? Adults to be Confirmed? The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) process is for people who have never been baptized and for those who were baptized in another Christian denomination. Please Deacon Jim at jprosser@wbcm.com for information. Ways to Pray? Our Contemplative Prayer Group is always open to new members. The second Monday of each month from 7:00pm-8:30pm. For information contact Sr. Mary Therese at marywhite28@verizon.net. For other prayer opportunities see: Religious Education Registration and Information Please call the Parish Office (410) and leave a message for Mary Kioussis, the Religious Education Secretary, on ext Youth Ministry Like Us on Facebook Get Connected: Knights of Columbus If you are interested in joining the Knights of Columbus, contact Grand Knight Pat McCabe at (410) and K of C Youth Group (Squires and Daughters) an official youth organization of the K of C, contact Deborah Webber at dwebber@ourladygrace.org. Pastoral Council The Pastoral Council aims to coordinate our parish resources to meet the pastoral care and needs of our parishioners and neighbors. Parishioners are welcome to attend meetings, although those who wish to speak or present an idea should contact the Pastoral Council secretary at pc@ourladygrace.org. Pastoral Care Ministry Our Lady of Grace Parish offers pastoral care and holy communion to the 8 sick, elderly, and homebound of our community. Please call the parish office at (410) when you, your loved ones, or your neighbors are in need. For those dying or who wish to celebrate the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, call the office; during off hours, please leave a message on the emergency mailbox. Outreach OLG continues our ongoing food collection on behalf of the 2 food banks located in our immediate area (Hereford and Pine Grove Food Bank). Place your donations in the wooden cabinet located in the foyer of the church. Questions, contact Kim O Conor at: kim.oconor@zurichna.com. Interested in helping in any of our Outreach activities? Please contact Elaine at grand3975@gmail.com or leave a message on ext First Fruits Farm Reach out to Carol at firstfruitsfarm@comcast.net or call (410) They are able to connect families of all ages to their work. GiveCentral Many of our parishioners use online giving, cutting out the task of weekly check-writing. Details, call Jen Perry, ext Parish Communication Tools FlockNote allows our parish to send instant communication via and text messages to our families. Please sign up by texting olgp to or MyParishApp provides parishioners with daily mass readings, Catholic news and prayers, parish bulletins and events reminders. Search myparish in the app store or visit myparishapp.com olg.formed.org We are pleased to give you a FREE subscription to formed.org. Entertaining movies, enlightening programs, inspiring talks, and a great selection of popular ebooks Enter your Parish Code: RGQWD3 Inclement Weather Policies Parishioners are reminded that Sunday obligation does not apply when legitimately impeded by illness or unsafe travel conditions. In situations of inclement weather, our policies are as follows: Weekend Masses and Events If a need arises to cancel or adapt the Mass or Event schedule, the parish will communicate through FlockNote, myparishapp, and post on the website ( Decisions affecting 5pm mass will be made by 3:00pm on Saturday and Sunday Masses by 6:00am. Please register for FlockNote and myparishapp to ensure quick communication. Weekday Masses and Offices - If Baltimore County Hereford Zone Schools are closed or opening late due to inclement weather, weekday morning Mass or Communion Service are cancelled. The parish offices will be late or closed accordingly. ALL meetings scheduled at Our Lady of Grace will be cancelled during the weekday when schools are closed because of inclement weather or if Baltimore County schools dismiss early. Sunday Morning Religious Ed Classes Religious Ed classes may be cancelled due to inclement weather to insure the safety of our students and catechists. If there is snow or ice or the threat of snow and ice, please check the Baltimore County Public Schools website, (bcps.org). If all of the Baltimore County Schools or specifically the schools in the Hereford Zone have cancelled all weekend activities (or have cancelled the Sunday weekend activities in the Hereford area), then our Elementary, Middle and High School Rel Ed programs are also cancelled for that Sunday. Class cancellations will also be posted by 8:30 am on Sunday morning on the Rel. Ed. telephone extension. To find out if classes are cancelled for that day, please call the Parish Office and my extension: (410) x 106. OLG Bulletin Board Parishioners are welcome to place business information on the Community Kiosk, located in the Gathering Space. Sunday Nursery OLG Nursery is available during the 9am Mass for 0-4 year olds every week during the regular Mass schedule. To volunteer or more information, Fr. Mike Triplett at mtriplett@ourladygrace.org or Jen O Donovan at odonovansofmd@gmail.com.

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