SAINT URSULA. Roman Catholic Church. February 25, Second Sunday of Lent

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1 February 25, 2018 Second Sunday of Lent Rev. Jason Worley Pastor SAINT URSULA Roman Catholic Church Rev. Stephen Gosnell, K.H.S. Associate Pastor Msgr. A. Thomas Baumgartner Pastor Emeritus Mrs. Debbie Glinowiecki St. Ursula School Principal Deacon Don Cupps RCIA (410) Sister Joan Kelly Pastoral Associate/Baptism Preparation Mrs. Laura Weatherington Director of Religious Education (410) Ms. Jackie Swinerton Director of Youth Ministry (410) x108 Mr. Chapman Gonzalez Director of Music (410) Mrs. Carolyn Weglein Children s Choir Director stursulachoir@aol.com (410) Sunday Mass Schedule 5:00 pm (Vigil, Saturday Evening) 7:30 am (quiet) 9:00 am (traditional choir) 11:00 am (contemporary music) Daily Mass 8:30 am Monday - Saturday Confessions 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Saturday 6:15 pm -6:50 pm Friday Rosary 9:00am Monday - Saturday Miraculous Medal Novena 9:00am Wednesday Eucharistic Adoration 9am-10am Fridays (Sept - May) 9am-10am First Fridays (Jun - Aug) Mrs. Sally Jennings Contemporary Music /Youth Band sallymjennings73@gmail.com (443) Mr. Tony Vitti Coordinator, St. Vincent de Paul Ministries (410) Stephanie Shock Communications Coordinator Stephanie.Shock@archbalt.org Parish 8801 Harford Rd. Parkville, MD Fax: School 8900 Harford Rd. Parkville, MD Fax: Parish office hours: Mon.- Thurs. 8:30-4:00, Friday 8:30-2:30

2 Dear Friends, A Note from our Pastor Jesus teaches that giving alms means making the needs of others our own. People all around us need Jesus, they need us to be generous of ourselves. Everyone, young and old, the sick and the suffering, families and individuals, our neighbors next door and those in lands far away. It is easy forget them. Rather than just looking out for ourselves, we need to see those in need, Jesus says. Giving will bring you life. What shall we give? Some time, some of our talent, our material resources. Almsgiving is not just for the rich. Poor or rich, we all have something to give. Whatever we give - should be from the heart, something that costs us. Paradoxically, Jesus also teaches that when we give, we receive something in return - grace upon grace. What shall we give to the needy during this Lent? In deciding, decide generously. After all, before us is the great command which Jesus Himself gave: Love one another, as I have loved you. I encourage you to pray in a special way this Lent for a deeper conversion to the Lord. Many find it helpful to go beyond just weekend Mass attendance. Here are a few ways you might deepen your Spiritual life during this Holy Season: Celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation Attend Mass during the week (Monday - Saturday 8:30am) Offer to bring someone who is just curious about the Catholic faith and our church, to St. Ursula for Mass or an event. Attend the Stations of the Cross on Fridays (7:00pm), followed by Soup & Salad and wonderful fellowship. Pray the Liturgy of the Hours Pray the Rosary Do some extra spiritual reading Offer to take a senior citizen to Mass with you. Talk to a young person about what the Catholic faith has meant for you in your life. May this Lent continue to be a Holy Season. May it be a time of renewal and re-creation for you that you may grow closer in you love of God. Have a blessed week! The works of mercy are charitable actions by which we come to the aid of our neighbor in his spiritual and bodily necessities. (CCC 2447). Among those works of mercy are corporal works and spiritual works of mercy. The corporal works of mercy are the ones we may be more familiar with, and include feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, clothing the naked, visiting the sick and imprisoned, and burying the dead. The spiritual works of mercy are no less important, and include counseling the doubtful, instructing the ignorant, admonishing the sinner, comforting the sorrowful, forgiving injuries, bearing wrongs patiently, and praying for the living and the dead. #ServeChrist Practical Application: How can I practice a work of mercy this week? Forgiving injuries is a spiritual work of mercy that everyone could practice this week. Every day, we are given opportunities to forgive, or to hold grudges, gossip, or be negative. But how can we hold grudges or refuse forgiveness from others while asking for and accepting Christ s forgiveness? For Christ says in Ephesians 4:31 All bitterness, fury, anger, shouting, and reviling must be removed from you, along with all malice. And be kind to one another, compassionate, forgiving one another as God has forgiven you in Christ. Your challenge this week is two fold: when someone wrongs you, pray to the Lord to soften your heart so you can be free of anger, and offer them forgiveness, and second, think of someone from whom you have been withholding forgiveness. Pray for the Lord to soften your heart, to offer them forgiveness, and be free from the bitterness you have been holding onto. Serve one another humbly in love. Galatians 5:13

3 Catholic Q & A Grow In Your Faith Saint of the Day I ve heard of the three pillars of Lent, but what are they? The three traditional pillars of Lent are prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. We all know how important prayer is. Maybe we only know it intellectually, because we never get around to actually praying. Sometimes prayer can seem tedious, like a chore, or another thing to cross off of our to-do lists. So, if prayer isn t an integral part of your life, how do you get started? Just start. Set aside 5 minutes each day to truly focus on Christ and having a conversation with Him. That doesn t mean rambling off the Lord s Prayer and a Hail Mary and calling it a day, although those prayers can be a starting point. If you really have no idea what to say, go ahead and start with the Lord s Prayer, but pray it slowly, thinking about each word and phrase, stopping to ponder. Forgive us our trespasses. What have you done today that you want to repent of? As we forgive those who trespass against us. Who do you need to forgive in your life? We are all familiar with the requirement to fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Maybe you are being called to fast more frequently, or throughout the year? If you are exempt from fasting due to age or health, perhaps you can fast from cream in your coffee, from TV or social media, from drinks other than water. As lastly we come to almsgiving. Doesn t it seem like someone is always asking for money? Sometimes it can be hard to feel generous when we feel like we are always being asked for money for this cause, or that fundraiser. But supporting the Church, her mission, caring for the poor these are integral parts of being a Christian. We should try to give with a spirit of gratitude for all God has blessed us with, and we should always include prayer as part of our almsgiving. How is God calling you to share your treasure? Blessed Sebastian of Aparicio Saint of the Day for February 25 Sebastian s roads and bridges connected many distant places. His final bridge-building was to help men and women recognize their God-given dignity and destiny. Sebastian s parents were Spanish peasants. At the age of 31, he sailed to Mexico, where he began working in the fields. Eventually he built roads to facilitate agricultural trading and other commerce. His 466-mile road from Mexico City to Zacatecas took 10 years to build and required careful negotiations with the indigenous peoples along the way. In time Sebastian was a wealthy farmer and rancher. At the age of 60, he entered a virginal marriage. His wife s motivation may have been a large inheritance; his was to provide a respectable life for a girl without even a modest marriage dowry. When his first wife died, he entered another virginal marriage for the same reason; his second wife also died young. At the age of 72, Sebastian distributed his goods among the poor and entered the Franciscans as a brother. Assigned to the large (100-member) friary at Puebla de los Angeles south of Mexico City, Sebastian went out collecting alms for the friars for the next 25 years. His charity to all earned him the nickname Angel of Mexico. Sebastian was beatified in 1787 and is known as a patron of travelers. THIS LENT, why not challenge yourself to listen to the entire New Testament over the course of 40 days! Try the Catholic Audio Bible, available on Formed! There are a variety of playlists, including one that breaks the New Testament up over 40 readings. Try it and see if the dramatized audio version of the New Testament doesn't have you hearing Scripture in a whole new way!! Explore the variety of resources on FORMED.org that can help you have a fruitful and enriching Lenten experience. FORMED is a website containing a variety of content - talks, scripture studies, movies, documentaries, books, children s content - all Catholic, and all available at your fingertips! Visit and register with the parish code 9b47c9

4 Saint Ursula School News Joyful Giving SECOND COLLECTION next weekend is for Embracing our Mission. Lucky 1500 raffle The Lucky 1500 Raffle (formerly The Investment Club) is an ongoing raffle to benefit St. Ursula School. There are 2 sessions per year, 20 weeks/ session, and numbers are drawn weekly! For tickets or questions, please contact Katie Campbell at (410) , or the school office (410) Week 9 winners are: 1) # B. Wozniak 5) # D. Mattheu 2) # C. Hurdle 6) # M. Schroeder 3) # M. Delss 7) # J. Crowley 4) # A. Ingoglia 8) # L. Caprinolo St. Ursula School Admissions If you are interested in applying to St. Ursula School, please fill out an admissions application online. All new students, including younger siblings of existing students, need to complete an admissions application. There is a non-refundable $25 application fee per student. If you have any questions regarding the admissions process, please contact Lauren Calva at admissions@stursula.org. Al Hahn Basketball Tournament Please join us from 6-9 p.m. for the opening night of the 33rd Annual Al Hahn Basketball Tournament. Spaghetti Dinner St. Ursula School s 27th annual Spaghetti Dinner will be held on Sunday, February 25th in the school's auditorium from 2:00-6:00 p.m. Please come and let the wonderful parent volunteers take care of you while you enjoy some great food, wheels, and music. Religious Education Religious Education is open to any child in grades pre- Kindergarten through 8th grade, particularly those not attending a Catholic school. New classes begin in the fall. Current schedule: February 26: Classes at 7pm March 5: Pre-K through grades 2, class at 7pm; grades 3 through 8, penance service at the church Youth Ministry High School Teens See you Sunday night at 6! Middle School Teens Youth ministry is hosting Soup, Salad & Stations on March 9th. See the website to signup to bring food. Contact Jackie with questions. BASKETS IN THE VESTIBULE My Sisters Place is in need of sugar, napkins, and tea bags. Little Sisters of the Poor is in need of coffee, instant Jello and pudding, cake mix, cereal, and cans of Coke. WEEKLY COLLECTION February 17 & 18 Envelopes and Loose $7,541 Faith Direct / EFT $0 (twice/month) Total $7,541 Total to Date since July 1, 2017 Envelopes and Loose $321,944 Faith Direct /EFT $167,247 (twice/ month) Total $489,191 Parish Maintenance Fund $363 Total to Date $38,182 Attendance: 853 SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL St. Ursula Conference We thank the Parishioners of St. Ursula Church for their continued support of our mission, to help the poor in our community. January Monthly Report Total Income $3,264 St. Ursula Poor Box $1,959 Parishioner Gifts $1,305 Total Expenses $5,539 Charitable Donations $750 Rent Help $2,505 Utility Help $1,896 Pantry Food $388 Office Supplies $155 During the Month of January our Pantry delivered 144 bags of food, 14 food shopping cards, and emergency financial help to a total of 119 families totaling 326 individuals.

5 Sunday, February 25 9:00am Children s Liturgy of the Word 11:00am Children's Liturgy of the Word 6:00pm High School Youth Ministry Monday, February 26 7:00pm Religious Education classes Tuesday, February 27 9:15am Scripture Study Prayer 7:00pm Scripture Study Prayer Wednesday, February 28 Children s Choir Rehearsal 6:45pm RCIA 7:30pm Choir Rehearsal Thursday, March 1 6:30pm Youth Band Rehearsal 7:30pm High School Scripture Study 7:45pm Contemporary Choir Rehearsal Friday, March 2 9:00am Holy Hour 10:30am First Friday Club 6:15pm Confession 7:00pm Stations of the Cross 7:00pm Children s Stations of the Cross (downstairs) Saturday, March 3 7:15am Men s Prayer Group 3:30pm Confessions Sunday, March 4 9:00am Anniversary Mass & Fellowship 11:00am Family Mass & Fellowship 6:00pm XLT (Adoration with Praise & Worship) MUSIC MINISTRY March 3 & 4 5:00pm Doug Kingsley 9:00am Joanna Friedenberg 11:00am Contemporary Choir SCRIPTURE STUDY Session four of our Prayer study will continue this week at 9:15am and 7:00pm in the spiritual center. Saint Ursula Parish News and Events ANNIVERSARY MASS The next Anniversary Mass will be celebrated on March 4th at 9am. Please call the office to register if you are celebrating an anniversary in March. ST. URSULA THIRD FRIDAY CLUB All area seniors (over 55) are welcome to come to the Spiritual Center (doors are at the back of the church) on the 1 st & 3 rd Fridays of every month, from 10:30am - 1:30pm. March 2nd World Day of Prayer, Oakettes, Bingo. March 16th Wayne Schaumburg, Baltimore First Nation, Bingo, and Pizza. For more information contact Joan Svoboda at **If St. Ursula School is closed or late, there will no meeting** GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP FORMING When we experience the death of someone, we often feel isolated, confused, sad, and angry. We sometimes feel out-ofsorts, disconnected from friends, family, and colleagues. Know you are not alone. St. Ursula is forming a morning grief support group, beginning Thursday, April 5, at 9:30am. Meetings will be held for 6 weeks in the rectory basement. Evening sessions will be held at St. Joseph in Fullerton. For more information or to register call Mary at LENTEN ADORATION Join us for XLT on Sunday, March 4th from 6-8pm! XLT is a night of prayer centered on adoration of the Eucharist, enhanced with dynamic praise music and profound silence. You will also have an opportunity for Reconciliation. Come and refocus your heart during this season of Lent. SAVE THE DATE St. Ursula School Alumni Reunion in the Spiritual Center from 12p-3p on May 19, More details to follow. See you there! ST. VINCENT DE PAUL FOOD PANTRY The next food collection weekend is March 3rd and 4th. Nonperishable food items may be left outside the food pantry before or after all Masses. LADIES SODALITY March s Sodality meeting will be held on the first Wednesday of the month, March 7th. Please note the change in date. We will resume the normally scheduled second Wednesdays in April. FELLOWSHIP March 4th Everyone is invited to the Spiritual Center after the 9am and 11am Mass for coffee, juice, donuts, and fellowship.

6 CATHOLIC MEN S CONFERENCE Registration Now Open for the annual Catholic Men s Fellowship of Maryland Conference. Theme: Hail, Holy Queen Knighted by Mary. Date: Saturday, March 10, 2018 from 8am-4pm at St. Philip Neri Parish, Linthicum Heights; Satellite Event: Live Video Streaming to the Mission of St. Mary Magdalen of St. Margaret Parish, Bel Air. Featured Presenters: Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC Mark Teixeira former MLB All-Star; Attorney Hugo Alfaro Hispanic Breakout Session. For more details and to register, go to catholicmenofmaryland.eventbrite.com. The Winter 40 Days for Life Campaign begins on February 14, 2018, and continues through March 25, You can protect mothers and children vulnerable to abortion by joining this campaign in our community. Through prayer and fasting, peaceful vigils and community outreach, over 725,000 people have joined in 40 Days for Life events worldwide! Volunteers pray peacefully near the Whole Women s Health abortion clinic on the public sidewalk in front of the Belair Beltway Plaza, Belair Road in Fullerton. Sign up to pray from 7am to 7pm for one hour, a few hours, or when you can, to help save lives and convert hearts. For more information, contact Tina Bauman, tinab220@yahoo.com Learn more, sign up on the calendar, on line, and get involved by visiting our campaign at 40daysforlife.com/fullerton. Please sign up to save lives and souls! Regional Events & Announcements A SERVICE OF PRAYER for The Fourth Sunday of Lent Sunday March 11 at 4:00pm at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church 8501 Loch Raven Boulevard - Towson, Maryland Come pray with us as we share scripture, music and psalmody as part of the IHM Concert Series Led by the Choirs of Archbishop Curley High School Under the direction of Mr. Michael Gaffney. This presentation features music by the choirs, together with organ and congregation, as well as scripture, psalms, choral anthems and a Lenten reflection. This is a free event. SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH AND SCHOOL Annual chicken dinner and bazaar. Sunday, March 4th. Carry out open at 11:30am, dining room opens at noon. $13.50 for adults, $9:50 for children. All tickets purchased at the door. MARYLAND MARCH FOR LIFE March 12th in Annapolis. Ready to be a voice for the vulnerable in Annapolis? Join us for the 40 th annual Maryland March for Life. Pre-March Youth Rally at 4:30 with music, pizza and more! Mass at 5:15 in St. Mary s church, 109 Duke of Gloucester St. March begins at 6:30 with a rally on Lawyers Mall featuring special guest speaker, Roland Warren, President and CEO of Care Net. Free Chick-fil-A dinner and mixer back at St. Mary s at 8:00. Prayer Corner MASS INTENTIONS February 24 5:00pm Charles Delcher February 25 7:30am Parishioners 9:00am Mary Fazenbaker 11:00am Jay L. Peffers February 26 8:30am Marian Petchik February 27 8:30am Enrica Piccinini February 28 8:30am Michael & Jackie King March 1 8:30am Special Intention March 2 8:30am Santa Mooney March 3 8:30am Charles Scherer 5:00pm Sean Murphy (living) March 4 7:30am Mel, Matt, Ray & Dot Ruth 9:00am Parishioners 11:00am Delores DeRosa (living) OTHER MASSES REQUESTED Michael Ruth CANDLES Two candles on the Blessed Mother altar are in memory of Grace and Andrew Warns. A candle on the Blessed Mother altar for the sick and a candle on St. Joseph altar for the deceased requested by The Knights of Columbus Bishop Sebastian Council. PLEASE PRAY for our recently deceased, including Michael Ruth, Mildred Baxter, Michael Slebzak, and Stella Kropkowski. PRAYER REQUESTS If you are in need of prayers and would like to be included in the parish book of prayers, you may call the office to be placed on the prayer list.

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