February 4, 2018 Fi h Sunday in Ordinary Time

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1 1450 Abingdon Road, Abingdon, MD Fax: or (Balto. Line) Web Site: *Deadline for bulletin submission: 10am Monday prior To February 4, 2018 Fi h Sunday in Ordinary Time WELCOME: We, at St. Francis de Sales, warmly welcome all to our community. New parishioners may register after Mass on weekends or by calling the parish office or online at: VISION STATEMENT: God calls us, the members of St. Francis de Sales Catholic Parish, to be a welcoming, worshipping, caring community of faith, hope and love. Through His spirit, the Lord Jesus lives in us and reaches into the world with his saving message and healing love. MINISTRY STAFF Rev. Jack Ward, Pastor Rev. Jaime Garcia, Associate Pastor/Parochial Vicar Deacon James R. Sullivan, Associate Pastor/Business Manager Deacon Alex Rodriguez, Latino Community Rob Henry, Director Of Music Diane Lewis, Director of Youth Ministry Laura Knapp, Director of Pre-School Angie Rebbert, Director of Religious Education ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT Rebecca Harper FACILITIES Lee Eder BOOKKEEPER Susan Pfarr PARISH MANAGER Sandy Gill Monday Thursday 9am-8pm {Closed Fridays} {Office will be closed Mon, Feb.19th} Join our Flock! We want to keep you informed of happenings at SFDS. Text ABINGDON to to subscribe. MASS SCHEDULE Saturday: 5:00pm Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am Daily Mass: Stone Chapel Mon. thru Fri. 9:00am Holy Day: As announced in bulle n Spanish: Sunday 1:00pm Main Church Byzan ne: Sunday 5:30pm Stone Chapel PASTORAL COUNCIL: CHAIR - Ray Traube VICE CHAIR - Herman Bush SECRETARY - April Holdun Meetings are open to all parishioners and are normally held on the 4th Tuesday of the month. Minutes of the Pastoral Council meetings can be found on the Parish Website or at the Ushers table in the Narthex. COMMUNION CALLS: Notify the parish office if you would like Holy Communion brought to a member of your family. ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Available after all of the weekend Masses and at other times by appointment. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Saturdays 4:00pm 4:30pm & prior to Spanish Mass at 12:30pm or by appointment. SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Attendance at one baptismal prep session is required. Preparation may begin any time during pregnancy. Please call the parish office to make arrangements as early as possible. SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: According to Archdiocesan policy, couples are required to make an appointment with a priest or deacon of the parish at least six months in advance of the date they plan to celebrate their wedding in order to have sufficient time for marriage preparation. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Please call the parish office for information regarding Religious Ed classes for your child, Adult Reflection Groups and the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. SFDS OUTREACH Deacon Jim Sullivan ext.156 Thursdays 5:30pm-6:30pm & Saturdays 9:am-10:am. Food Pantry Item Collection bin is located in Narthex. Prince of Peace Catholic Church 2600 Willoughby Beach Road Edgewood, MD Phone: Fax: MASS SCHEDULE Saturday: 4 p.m. Sunday: 9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Daily Mass: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 12:10 p.m.

2 From the Deacon s Desk Dear Friends: Our first reading today is from the book of Job 7:1-4, 6-7. I think everyone knows the story of Job. He was a good and holy man and quite prosperous. Satan accuses him of being self-righteous because Job has been given everything by God. Satan convinces God to take everything away from Job hoping God will see that what the devil says is true. We know that Satan is not being truthful; Job was anything but self-righteous. During ancient mes, if something happened to you as happened to Job, your friends and rela ves automa cally assumed you had sinned. The hard mes you experienced were punishment from God for your sinfulness. Today, we hear Job saying that he has done nothing to deserve what happened to him. Job believes that this is just a part of life. Job is trying his best so that God will know he is innocent and has done nothing to deserve his plight. The Gospel from Mark 1:29-39 provides a response to Job s pain. Jesus heals Simon s mother-in-law and then goes on to drive out demons and cure the sick throughout all of Galilee. My dear friends, life is difficult. Some mes we have to deal with sickness, loss of financial security, rela onship problems and so on. The message of the readings today is that God will never desert us. He is with us in the good mes and the bad mes. There is always reason for hope, for God is the source of hope, and we shall never hope in vain. Peace and All Good! Deacon Jim CHRIST LIFE: Following Christ abide in me. You are invited to the 7-week winter series, Following Christ, as we learn what it means to abide in Christ. From 7-9:15 p.m. for 7 consecutive Thursdays {began on January 18, 2018} at the Parish Hall at Prince of Peace Church for dinner, fellowship, video presentation and small group faith sharing. Retreat on February 17, Bring a friend, family member or fellow parishioner. Please RSVP to either Parish Office at the numbers below: COME AND FOLLOW CHRIST! Prince of Peace Parish Office: OR St. Francis de Sales Parish Office: INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY MONDAY though FRIDAY If Harford County DELAYS schools (1 or 2 hours); there will be NO Daily Mass at 9am. If Harford County CLOSES schools; SFDS will CLOSE and all activities on campus will be CANCELED. If Harford County CANCELS evening activities; SFDS will CLOSE and all evening activities on campus will also be CANCELED. WEEKENDS Weekend activities will be determined on a case-by-case basis. Weekend masses will go on as scheduled, unless otherwise noted. Please use discretion when traveling in snowy or icy conditions. For up to the minute information, check one of the following: Flocknote, facebook, call the parish office at press 6, ABC2News-WMAR, WBAL-Radio 1090AM Readings for next week February 11, th Sunday in Ordinary Time First Reading ~ Levi cus 13:1-2, The leper will dwell apart, making an abode outside the camp. Second Reading ~ 1 Corinthians 10:31-11:1 Be imitators of me, as I am of Christ. Gospel ~ Mark 1:40-45 The leprosy le him, and he was made clean.

3 SAVE THE DATES: Mardi Gras Social on February 10th We are planning a Mardi Gras themed covered dish supper as a social event following the 5pm Mass on February 10 th. There will be no cost other than to bring a dish to share with fellow Parishioners! We ll have beer & wine available for sale. It will be a fantastic opportunity to meet new people! Sign-up sheets are available in the Narthex. Volunteers are needed to assist as well. For additional information, contact Kathy Batdorf at or batdorfs@comcast.net. St. Francis de Sales Preschool Our 2nd Open House Registration for School Year will be on February 24th from 10am-1pm Come see what makes our Preschool so special! Check out our facebook page or contact us at: preschool@stfrancisabingdon.org or Social Action/Outreach ANNOUNCEMENTS The Maryland Catholic Conference is hosting it s annual Catholics in Annapolis event on Feb. 22, 2018 from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. This annual free event is an opportunity for Marylanders to meet with their State legislators and share the Catholic viewpoint on issues before the General Assembly. Catholics in Annapolis is one of the best attended advocacy events in Annapolis. The event is FREE but registra on is required. Visit or call It s me once again to ask you to support the Archbishop s Annual Appeal. Please be as generous as you can when we ask you to sign up to support this worthy endeavor. Remember, we receive 25% back on every dollar you donate! Thank you! ~Fr Jack, Fr Garcia,and Deacon Jim Food Pantry We are always in need of stew, peanut butter, canned fruit, jelly, vegetables, soup, spaghetti, spaghetti sauce, tuna, baked beans, canned pasta, mac and cheese and hot/cold cereal. We are very low on the bolded items!!!! We also need personal products such as: bath tissue, feminine hygiene items, toothbrushes, toothpaste, smaller-sized shampoo, deodorant and bar soap. Peace and All Good Deacon Jim OUR DAILY BREAD Please take a pan TODAY and return a completed frozen casserole Feb. 10th & 11th. The recipe is in the pan! You may also donate Stouffer s Dinner Casseroles if you wish. Contact Kathy Batdorf batdorfs@comcast.net; or for details. HOMELESS SHELTER (FCCAU) We need helpers to serve the homeless at the shelter. Lunches need to be prepared once a month. We need evening hosts to talk to and be a companion to those who need a friend. Please call Gerry & Rose Pollis HARFORD HAMMERS Harford Hammers is a group of local Christians that does handyman work around your home. If you are in need of help with your home and are unable to afford it please call , or HarfordHammerOrg@gmail.com LET S DO LUNCH We always need extra need single serving sizes of pudding, jello, snacks and juice boxes. It only takes a few dollars to make this ministry run! Can you spare a dollar or two? Call Sally for details. HAITI Please be as generous as you can when supporting our Sister Parish in Haiti. The children depend on your donations for their main and only meal each day. FOOD FOR THOUGHT We always need help serving the poor. Would you consider helping one hour a week or even one hour per month? Call Deacon Ext 136.

4 Faith Forma on E F F NEWS Theme: Mary, Our Blessed Mother, Our Blessed Friend During the month of February, we will be talking about the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes and her revelation (to St. Bernadette Soubirous) that she was Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception. RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS TREE Visit our Random Acts of Kindness Tree on the second floor of the Education Building. Count the stars on the tree to see how many acts of kindness our children and catechists are performing! 2018 Con irmation Candidates (year 2) REMINDER: Retreat is Feb. 17 th at Holy Spirit Parish at 8:30am. Permission slip required Con irmation Mass April 7 th. Candidates and sponsors report at 8:30 am to the Worship Center. Mass at 11am. RCIA RCIA presentations are held on Thursday evenings from 7:00-8:30pm. Each week is centered on a different aspect of our faith. The parish community is invited to attend any of these sessions. Please contact Angie Rebbert at the parish of ice prior to the session or Angela.Rebbert@archbalt.org. Topic for February 8 th : Growing As A Disciple / Lent Please keep our candidates and catechumens in your prayers as they walk their faith journey to full initiation in our Catholic faith. A S S First Tuesday of every 7:00pm TOPIC: Acts of the Apostles, Part 1 For more information, contact: Beth Taneyhill or btaneyhill@aol.com Last Tuesday of every 10am TOPIC: Isaiah~ Build a Highway for God For more information, contact: Gabi Segletes: gsegletes@verizon.net Every Wednesday following 9am Mass in the Stone Chapel Contact: judyk_d@yahoo.com for information. R M EFF CLASSES C SCHEDULED February 6 th & 7 th February 27 th & 28 th March 6 th & 7 th March 13 th & 14 th March 20 th & 21 st The Radio Mass will no longer broadcast on WQLL-1370 AM. Radio Mass will continue live Sunday broadcasts at 9:03am with an encore broadcast at 6:03pm -- both on WCBM AM. SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION To receive the sacrament of First Reconciliation and First Eucharist, Archdiocesan guidelines recommend that children be in second grade or higher and have at least one sequential year of prior Religious Education experience in addition to this year s instruction. Involvement in the parish Religious Education program, the home-study program or in a Catholic school serves as experience. TO REGISTER: Please check the box on the registration form for the sacraments that are needed. PLEASE NOTE OTE: If you are a member of St. Francis de Sales Parish and YOUR CHILD ATTENDS A CATHOLIC SCHOOL, your child needs to attend the sacramental preparation program at our parish. You will need to register them for these sacraments. If you have questions, please contact: Angie Rebbert Angela.Rebbert@archbalt.org x121 Do you volunteer at St. Francis de Sales; or are you looking to volunteer? Please visit to register as a volunteer within the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Questions? Contact Rebecca Harper at x113 or rebecca.harper@archbalt.org

5 Collection & Attendance January 28, 2018 Attendance: 817 adults & 155 children Offertory $6, Loose 4, TOTAL $10, Poor Box $ Poor Box for February 11 will be for SFDS Outreach Music Ministry Make A Joyful Noise to the Lord! Children s Choir The Children s Choir welcomes boys and girls age 6 and up who like to sing and make music. Rehearsals for are on Thursdays from 6:00-7:00 pm in the Worship Center. Contact Tami Zavislan at sfdschildrenschoir@gmail.com if you are interested in joining the Children s Choir. Where your Money Goes Children s Worship Bulle ns $ Every 4 years Mass Intentions February 3 February 11 Sat 3rd 5PM Marie Rainer (D) Sun 4th 7:30AM People of SFDS Sun 4th 9AM Eleanor McKibben (D) Sun 4th 11AM David Brown (D) Sun 4th 1PM Margaret Casey O Donoghue (D) Mon 5th 9AM Mary Linda Damian (D) Tues 6th 9AM Melvin & Ethel Prietz (D) Wed 7th 9AM John Windham (D) Thur 8th 9AM Franklyn McGarth (D) Fri 9th 9AM Melvin Edward Prietz (D) Sat 10th 5PM David Brown (D) Sun 11th 7:30AM People of SFDS Sun 11th 9AM Senior Deputy Patrick Dailey (D) Sun 11th 11AM Marie Hodak (D) Sun 11th 1PM Charles Wunderle (D) (SI) Special Inten on (S) Sick (D) Deceased PRAYER REQUESTS Theresa Profili Steve Andrejak Slazio Rivera Lawrence Bonkowski Debbie Rowlands Mary Dumps Denna Sadler Nancy Fazenbaker Joyce Sauter Ruth Foehrkolb Diane & John Schwarzmann Helen Gorski Estelle Sevier Paul Grimm Stacey Stachowski Margaret Hering Steve Wisniewski Katie Knaver Meets Mondays in Kilduff Hall 11:30am-2:30pm Call Bernie or Ray at NO Meeting on Monday, February 19th Virginia Kraft Mike Mehsling Hannah Mitchell Steve Nahkla Beverly Novotny Hanne Novotny Joseph Novotny Patricia Novotny Please pray for the deceased Lawrence Ambrose George Jones Kathy Liberto Salomae Volker

6 Youth Group Events SFDS Youth Events are open to students in 6 th through 12 th grade. SFDS offers Archdiocesan, Harford Area, and parish events. Events are spiritual, service and social. For more informa on contact: Diane Lewis at dilew@hotmail.com or X115. During the four-day trip to Indianapolis I was enlightened. I felt closer to Chris anity, God, Jesus, and the Church. The workshops that I a ended with my group were fun, and insigh ul. I ve learned not to use others and when to know when I am. I also learned how to fill the holes in my heart and to call on God when I am most hurt and down. That every hole can be mended that I must put trust in Him, that He will guide me to fill the holes within. I throughout the event I had a struggle within myself, but I s ll tried to take in everything I could. I listened to his teachings and everything that was said to me. I began realizing my faults there that was not known to me, it hurt to know the unknown sins that I have commi ed. The fun at NCYC was great but it wasn t the highlight. The Key Notes, however, were great and they helped me reflect to find my own faults and how to understand that other people have their own challenges through their lives as well and I am not alone. What I took from this massive event is that we can all learn from one another and I can apply what I learn to my life. And that God loves all, even the greatest of all sinners, he loves. ~Tomas Clarkson November 16, 2017, our high school youth group traveled to Indianapolis for the Na- onal Catholic Youth Conference. Thousands of people from all over the country came together to celebrate God. This experience changed me as a person. To see so many people together, believing in the same thing as I do, was absolutely remarkable. I was able to enjoy the company of friends, and through our love of God, we were able to have the best me of our lives. NCYC gave me so much confidence in my faith, and also myself. I am proud to share my faith with others, and for that I will always be grateful for NCYC. I will never forget this trip. ~Keilob Berchini My favorite part about the NCYC trip was that we were able to unite with different people around the country, share the same beliefs, and worship all together. It was such an amazing, energe c environment that allowed me to get out of my shell, and have fun while praising God. Also, it was amazing to hear the stories that the speakers told and the messages they were portraying to us. Their inspiring stories and thoughts allowed me to reflect on myself and my life and think about my purpose here, and what god wants from me. Overall, the NCYC trip was a very eye-opening, powerful, and fun experience that I ve learned so much from. ~Emma Clarkson February 9/10 th HS/MS Retreat (Spiritual/Social) Middle School youth are invited for a taste of NCYC! High School youth who a ended NCYC will plan and lead sessions on their experiences at Camp Wo-Me-To. Cost is $60/person and includes food, lodging, fellowship, and live experiences! RSVP to Diane ASAP. Limited spots available! Youth Planning Mee ng HS & MS Next mee ng is Friday March 16 th at 7pm in Educa on Center March 20 th Homeless Shelter Dinner (Service) Max 6 youth may par cipate due to size of kitchen. RSVP to Diane before the 15th. These are real laws that are being voted on in our legislative sessions We're urging the U.S. Senate to bring the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act up for a vote in the Senate. We're hearing that this important vote will come up soon, but we need your voice to make sure it does. James R, the science is clear -- by at least five months, unborn babies can feel excruciating pain during an abortion. Right now, the United States is 1 of only 7 countries in the world that allows elective abortions after 20 weeks. The Pain-Capable bill would protect thousands of babies and their mothers from these brutal late term abortions. The Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act. This bill would protect born alive infants after a failed abortion. You do not need to look further than Kermit Gosnell s "house of horrors", where authorities found evidence of intentional killing of babies that had survived his abortion procedures, to know we need this law now. Don t you think it s sad that we have to have a law to change the way we treat ny babies in the womb? 2017 Tax Dona on Le ers are now available. To request your tax dona on le er: 1. Call the Parish Office: x113; 2. rebecca.harper@archbalt.org with your name, phone #, address and preference to either mail or the le er to you; or 3. Visit: s rancisabingdon.org/contact/request a Tax Le er Thank you for your dona ons!

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12 Mark your calendars today. Reserve Monday, February 26 through Thursday, March 1 for a Lenten Mission at Saint Margaret Church. What is a Mission? A Mission is an extraordinary event, a me to renew our faith. It is like a retreat brought to the parish. It is a me to strengthen our personal faith, a me to grow and learn, a me to celebrate our spirituality and faith. It is a me of great blessings! Fathers Frank Mulvaney and John Murray, C.Ss.R., Redemptorist priests from Brooklyn, NY, will have a message for each and every one of you. The Lenten Mission begins on Monday, February 26 at 7:00 pm at Saint Margaret Church, 141 N. Hickory Avenue in Bel Air. All are welcome. ARCHDIOCESE ANNOUNCEMENTS: IHM CONCERT SERIES Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish will hold the following concerts in : March 11, A Service of Evening Prayer for Lent; April 22, Emmet Cahill, Irish Tenor from Celtic Thunder ; May 6, The Baltimore Mandolin Orchestra and Tamara Volskaya s Russian Trio. All concerts are free and open to the public. A freewill offering will be received. The April 22 concert will be a ticketed event, open to the public. For more information, visit

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