ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY 119 South Prince Street Lancaster, Pennsylvania

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1 ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY 119 South Prince Street Lancaster, Pennsylvania Bishop of Diocese of Harrisburg Most Rev. Ronald W. Gainer Pastoral Staff Rev. Leo M. Goodman III, Pastor Deacon Manuel Velazquez Deacon Joshua R. Weaver Tina Skubon, Parish Manager Fran Sescilla, Pastoral Assistant Don Peris Jr., Director of Liturgy Stephanie Sands, Director of Music Joseph Clupp, Director of Family Life Bob Cybulski, Youth Ministry Coordinator Nicole Hollister, Religious Educa on Coordinator Be y Anne O Brien, Administra ve Assistant Janice Frank, Recep onist Clement Filippelli, Maintenance Chris Addis, Parish Pastoral Council Co-Chair Bernade e Weaver, Parish Pastoral Council Co-Chair Addresses for Staff Websites Office Hours Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 12:00 noon and 12:30 pm to 4:00 pm Mass Schedule Monday through Friday 12:05 pm Saturday Vigil 4:30 pm Sunday 8:30 and 11:00 am Confessions Saturday 5:30 pm Mass Broadcast Sunday evening 5:00-6:00 pm on LCTV Channel 66 Religious Educa on Office x1005 Classes held on Sunday a er the 8:30 am Mass. Resurrec on Catholic School Lancaster Catholic High School Prayer Line Parish Advocate for People with Disabili es Yvonne Devosa, Library Open 9:00 am to 3:00 pm daily and between Masses on Sunday. Marriage Prepara on A minimum of nine months is required for marriage prepara on. Go to or call the parish office. Bap sm Second and fourth Sundays; parish membership and bap sm class mandatory. Contact the parish office. Parish Mission We, the family of St. Mary s, are a community nourished and sustained by the Body and Blood of Christ and impelled by the Word of God to go forth and evangelize. 28 th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 14, 2018

2 Historic St. Mary s Church, Lancaster, PA October 14, 2018 Dear parishioners and friends, The October calendar tells us it s the Month of the Rosary, Pro Life Month and Pastor Apprecia on Month. What should we do to observe these special occasions? Try saying the rosary every day; a good me might be on the way to and from work or school. Pray for those whose lives are fragile or in danger of being terminated. Show some gesture of apprecia on to Father Leo. Look in Sunday s paper for a note of love from the parish. Today s Gospel teaches us much more than meets the eye. When the young man asked Jesus what he must do to be saved, Jesus answered him by referring to the last seven commandments and not the three referring to God. His message was that you first must find a li le bit of heaven on earth by loving your neighbor before you can expect the glory of the kingdom of heaven. So, why was the young man obeying the commandments in the first place? Was it really out of devo on or was it just to look good? Do we faithfully obey the commandments out of love or is it just out of habit? Then Jesus warns His listeners about how hard it is for those who have riches to get to heaven. He explains that it is easier for a camel to get though the eye of a needle than for a rich man to get to heaven. Do you remember the story of King Midas in Greek mythology? In his greed for possessing gold, Midas wished for everything that he touched to be turned to gold. When he got his wish his beloved daughter, Marigold, was turned into a statue; he starved to death because all food and water that he touched turned to gold. (In the child s fairy tale he is given a second chance. He pleads with the fairy who gave him his wish and his daughter comes back to life; the food becomes edible by sprinkling water on it.) When we focus on riches we starve spiritually because there is no me for prayer, Mass or spiritual reading. Our family and friends become mere objects because we don t have the me to listen to them, nurture and care for them. So, what must we do to be saved? Catechism Ques on of the Week: God chose women who were considered powerless and weak to show His faithfulness. In addi on to Mary, who stands out among the poor and humble of the Lord? (CCC 489) With family, friends and those you meet, please discuss the following Ques on of the Week: In your leadership role how do you follow the words of Jesus to be the slave of all? Blessings, Fran Sescilla Pastoral Assistant Page Saturday, October 13: 4:30 pm Deceased members of the Cordero Family (Valen n Family) Sunday, October 14 (28 th Sunday in Ordinary Time): 8:30 am Parishioners and Friends (Fr. Leo) 11:00 am Carol Blankenmeyer (Joan Wike) Monday, October 15: 12:05 pm Leonard & Frances Clupp (Joe & Amy Clupp) Tuesday, October 16: 12:05 pm Vincent & Mary Lang - Living (Fred & Gigi Rogers) Wednesday, October 17: 12:05 pm Patrick Camille - First anniversary of his death (Bereavement) Thursday, October 18: 12:05 pm Darlene Schrader (Sharon, Marie, Larry, Jeff & Ty) Friday, October 19: 9:30 am WV Lakes: Maureen Washer (Eltz Family) 12:05 pm Robert Wolf (Brad Wolf) Saturday, October 20: 4:30 pm Fr. Bernardo Pistone - Living (St. Mary s Parish) Sunday, October 21 (29 th Sunday in Ordinary Time): 8:30 am Jeffrey Jurick - Living (Joe & Amy Clupp) 11:00 am Parishioners and Friends (Fr. Leo) AH (Assump on Hall) CAF (cafeteria) CH (Church) CC (convent chapel) CGS (Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Room) DR (rectory dining room) G (gym) JP (JPII Room) K (Kolbe Room) L (library) MR (music room) N (nursery) RP (rectory parlor) SAC (sacristy) S (school) SY (school yard) YM (youth ministry rooms) LS (Lancaster Square) October 14 Adora on (CH) - between the Masses 14 Religious Educa on (S) - 9:40 am 14 7 th grade Confirma on Parent/Child Mtg. (G) - 9:45 am 14 Bap sms (CH) - 12:15 pm 15 Pornography Awareness Commi ee Mee ng (DR) - 4:30 pm 15 Light Weigh (K) - 6:30 pm 16 Tithe the Tithe Mee ng (DR) - 7:00 pm 16 Juggling Club (G) - 7:00 pm 17 RCIA (L) - 7:00 pm 18 Men s Gospel Reflec on Group (K) - 6:00 am 18 Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) - 9:30 am 18 Women s Bible Study (K/N) - 9:30 am 18 Choir Rehearsal (MR) - 7:00 pm 19 Development & Preserva on Mee ng (DR) - 6:30 am 19 Community Meal (CAF) - 5:30 pm 20 That Man Is You (AH/K/JP) - 6:30 am 20 St. Paul Street Evangeliza on (LS) - 10:00 am 20 Youth Ministry (G) - 5:30 pm 20 Confessions (CH) - 5:30 pm 21 Religious Educa on (S) - 9:40 am 21 Bap sms (CH) - 2:00 pm

3 28 th Sunday in Ordinary Time Stewardship Tithing: God s Plan for Giving Tithing weekend October 7: $11, Online Giving October 1-7: $3, From Fr. Leo. It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for one who is rich to enter the kingdom of God. Mark 10:25 Jesus uses tough language that we may not want to hear. But we are all called to be generous with all our gi s. Not just the ones we pick and choose but all our gi s: our me in prayer to God, our talent in par cipa ng in parish ministries and our treasure suppor ng our local parish and other chari es. Quote Worth Reading. A talent is a talent un l it is used to serve God. At that point it becomes a gi of ul mate value, mul plying every me we use it. In man s eyes it may seem insignificant; in God s eyes you are a superstar. Author Unknown Opportunity for non-st. Mary s por on of the. October 21 World Mission Sunday Note from organiza on who received money from St. Mary s Tithe the Tithe. We cannot say thank you enough for the generous gi of $2,580. Your kindness is a blessing to those who turn to our local agencies looking for help. Your support provides immediate needs like food, housing, access to healthcare toward programs that help individuals and families gain stability so they can provide for themselves. Anthony T. Sciacca, Chief Development Officer, Catholic Chari es USA To read the complete le ers from individuals and organiza ons who have been helped by Tithe the Tithe, please see the bulle n board in the church ves bule. From the Rectory Office Help Us Keep Good Records. Has your address, phone number or address changed? Please let the rectory office know. Are you moving out of the parish? Please let us know that as well. Have you moved into the parish but have not registered? Call us. Are you an adult s ll registered with your parents? Call us to register separately. Occasionally, the parish sends out blasts to all parishioners who have supplied an address. If you have not been receiving them, please contact the rectory office with your correct address. Sanctuary Candle. The sanctuary candle burns this week in memory of the life of John Kendig from Tomoko Willenbring. You may request that the sanctuary candle burn in memory of a loved one, to honor a special occasion, or for a special inten on. The candle will burn for one week. The customary dona on is $10/per inten on. Call the rectory office to schedule. Altar Flower Dedica on. You may request flowers to be placed at the altar for the weekend of your choice (except for Advent, Lent, Easter, Christmas, and the weeks directly a er Easter and Christmas). If you have ques ons or would like to check a date's availability, please call Nina Eshleman at Our Advertiser of the Week Rip Lawhead State Farm Insurance Agent Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord: Blanche Kaiser Elizabeth Vaccaro Parish Directory Roster. The directory will include a list with parishioners names, addresses, s and primary phone numbers. If you do not want any or all of this informa on to print, please contact Tina Skubon by October 26 at na@stmarys lancaster.org or Free Portraits. Lifetouch sent the complimentary 8-1/2 x 11 photos to the rectory office. If you didn t order addi onal photos, please stop by to get yours! Personal Care Dona ons Needed. On the third Friday of each month, St. Mary s distributes toiletries and personal care items to guests at our community meal who have difficulty providing these for themselves. Dona ons of toilet ssue, toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap, deodorant and feminine hygiene products are needed and would be greatly appreciated. If you can help, please contact Lora Cronk at Diocesan Pilgrimage to the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C. Saturday, November 3 9:00 am to 4:00 pm St. Mary s is providing a bus. Parishioner cost is $25/person. We s ll have 20 seats available. If interested sign up now. If the bus does not fill soon, we will have to cancel. Sign up by calling the rectory office at Bulle n Deadline for the October 21 bulle n is Monday, October 15, at 9:00 am. Send info to be yanne@stmarys lancaster.org. Fall Newsle er Deadline is November 5. Send ar cles and photos to Fran at twoatmallard@ aol.com. Page 3-242

4 Historic St. Mary s Church, Lancaster, PA October 14, 2018 Liturgy Contact Don Peris or don@stmaryslancaster.org St. Mary s Liturgy Ministries. St. Mary s is looking for an addi onal person to help with our Video Broadcast Ministry at one 11:00 am Sunday Mass per month. We are also looking for a sacristan for our 11:00 am Mass. Finally, if you are interested in becoming an altar server, this ministry is always adding new servers. These are wonderful and holy ministries of service to our parish and to our Lord. If you are interested, please contact don@stmarys lancaster.org. Scripture Readings: October th Sunday in Ordinary Time Isaiah 53:10-11 Psalm 33:4-5, 18-19, 20, 22 Hebrews 4:14-16 Mark 10:35-45 Pro-Life Contact Anne Marie DiCarlo or missam65@yahoo.com A Woman s Concern Legacy of Life Fall Gala. This year s event, themed Jack-O -Lantern Jubilee, will be held at the Lancaster Country Club on Friday, October 26, from 6:00 10:00 pm. The cost is $75 per person for an evening featuring live and silent auc ons, music, dancing, dinner, and more. All proceeds will benefit the women and families who receive the services of A Woman s Concern. For more informa on and to register online, visit h ps://pregnancylancaster.com/events/. Young Adult Ministry Breaking Bread. Join other young adults for Sunday Mass followed by brunch. On Sunday, October 21, the group will meet for the 10:30 am Mass at St. Anne's Church, 929 N. Duke St., Lancaster. Mass will be followed by brunch at a local restaurant to be announced at that me. Meet in the narthex before Mass. Contact Tim Kendig at tmkendig@gmail.com for more informa on. Voca ons Contact Fr. Brian Wayne x 282 or FrBWayne@hbgdiocese.org Good Teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life? If you ask the Lord this ques on in prayer, are you ready to respond with a joyful yes? Consider following Christ more closely as a priest or in the consecrated life. Talk to Fr. Leo in the rectory or Fr. Brian Wayne, Director of Voca ons, at or frbwayne@hbgdiocese.org or check out Pray for vocations! EWTN Contact Karen Morrise e or k.cassidy1@comcast.net The EWTN Everything Number. Need informa on on the latest programming, special events, or have a prayer request? Ready to make a dona on? Call EWTN at EWTN (3986). Viewer services reps are ready to help! Hospitality Ministry Contact Bernade e Weaver or Thefourweavers2145@ comcast.net Bagels or Donuts? Come get your choice a er each Mass on Sunday, October 14, in Assump on Hall. Enjoy refreshments while ge ng to know your fellow parishioners! Page St. Paul Street Evangeliza on Contact Annie Celo o or SPSELancasterPA@gmail.com Share the Love of Jesus! St. Paul Street Evangeliza on seeks to bring the love of Jesus to the streets of Lancaster! All are welcome to join us in visibly witnessing Chris an love through conversa on, prayer, and fellowship on the third Saturday of every month in Penn Square. Our next day of street evangeliza on is Saturday, October 20, from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon. Experienced evangelists and first- mers are encouraged to join in bringing Jesus to those who do not yet know Him! Contact Annie Celo o at Knights of Columbus #867 Contact Ed Krause or visit h p://867kofc.org Turkey Party, October 20. Doors open at 4:00 pm. Full turkey dinner, beverages and desserts. Turkey raffles and games of chance. 4 th Degree Exemplifica on, October 20, in Grantville, PA. There is s ll me to sign up. Contact us if interested. Friday Night Dinner Specials: October 19 Roast beef, $11.95; October 26 Stuffed chicken breast, $10.95; November 2 Meatloaf, $9.95. All specials include soup and salad, coffee and dessert. Note: Alcohol can only be served if visitor is accompanied by a member. Bingo every Monday and Thursday evening at 6:30 pm. Mul ple jackpots!

5 28 th Sunday in Ordinary Time Resurrec on Catholic School You should have received a le er in the mail reques ng support for our annual Tui on Appeal. Please prayerfully consider suppor ng this drive that helps families choose a Catholic school. If a family wants a Catholic educa on for their children, the school will provide financial aid so they can a end. Your dona on makes a difference for a child who can grow up with faith as a guide on how to live. Boscov s Friends Helping Friends day is October 16 at the Park City store from 8:00 am to 11:00 pm. The $5 pass gets you great discounts and PTO raises money for school needs. Please get your shopping pass from us! Contact napolitana@comcast.net or call the school at Correc on: Barnes & Noble Night will be at the store on Fruitville Pike November 7, not October 15 as originally reported. Rock the Church Lights Up Christmas features the St. Anthony and San Juan Bau sta music groups along with the Resurrec on Singing Saints, and local rising star Liz Fulmer, music leader and pastoral assistant at Grandview United Methodist Church. She is a product of Catholic schools; in fact, our principal taught her! The concert is November 30, 7:00 pm, in St. Anthony of Padua Church. Lancaster Catholic High School Open House. Who can you become in our colors? Our annual Open House will take place on Sunday, October 28, from 2:30-4:30 pm. This is a unique opportunity to tour Lancaster Catholic with one of our students, observe our faculty and students in classroom ac vi es and enjoy performances from a variety of our student ensembles. Register at Religious Educa on Contact Nikki Hollister x1005 or nikki@stmaryslancaster.org Sunday, October 14: Class 7 th Grade Confirma on Parent/Child Mee ng, 9:45 am, in the gym Thursday, October 18: Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, 9:30 am Sunday, October 21: Class (no morning class for 7 th grade) I AM Rally for 7 th grade, 12:00-6:00 pm, at Lancaster Catholic High School Adult Educa on Women s Bible Study: Oremus. We meet in the Kolbe Room each Thursday at 9:30 am (except for the 2 nd Thursday of each month when Mothers Group meets). Our next mee ng is Thursday, October 18. Children are welcome. Contact: Robyn Visniski at robynv@rav associates.com or Wednesday, October 17 in the Marian Library The Creed: The Church Contact Brian Eltz or RCIA@ stmaryslancaster.org Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Souled Out Catholic Youth Ministry Contact Bob Cybulski or bob@stmaryslancaster.org Annual Welcome to Souled Out! Our apologies for the reschedule of our mini-golf welcome event. We needed to reschedule due to the number of youth unavailable since it was Columbus Day weekend. Our new dates for this event is November We could use parish help in providing addi onal food for our food drive. Also, please come play on our course (this me for real) on November 11. We are also star ng regular youth group events before the mini-golf event. Please see the schedule below and join us! Real Mini-Golf Youth Group Ou ng. Since we rescheduled our make your own mini-golf course, we decided to go real mini-golfing! We started with dinner from Taco Bell. The guy at Taco Bell had never seen such a big order! Then we trekked over to the mini-golf course at Water s Edge. We owned one of the two courses due to the size of our group. A er a ring 18 holes of golf and a er losing only 2 balls across over 20 people, we re red to the club house for ice cream for all! Thanks to all who came! Upcoming Schedule: Saturday, October 20, 5:30-7:30 pm 666 Help! Friday, October 26, 6:00-8:00 pm Halloween Party or Haunted House or Corn Maze Friday, November 2, 6:00-8:00 pm Escape Room 1 in our Gym Friday, November 9, 6:00-8:00 pm Mini-Golf Course building Saturday, November 10, 5:30-8:00 pm Mini-Golf Course building Sunday, November 11, a er the 8:30 and 11:00 am Masses Play on the Mini-Golf Course Saturday, November 17, 9:00 am-8:30 pm Fan the Fire in York, PA Saturday, November 24, 9:00 am-8:00 pm WOM Day Friday, November 30, 5:00-8:00 pm Escape Room 2 and serve at our Community Meal Children of the Parish: Celebrate All Saints Day! Come dressed as your favorite saint to any of the Masses the weekend of October 27/28. Page 5-242

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7 Catholic Worker House Contact Joe Dougherty or Winter Clothing Give-Away. Please join us in dona ng gently-used, clean WINTER clothing for the Catholic Worker House s annual winter clothing give-away to be held at San Juan Bau sta s Plaza on Saturday, November 10. We are asking for the following seven winter items only: coats, sweaters, hats, gloves, scarves, winter boots and blankets. Please DO NOT send shirts of any type, socks, pants or business a re. These items cannot be accepted. Please bag women s, men s and children s clothes separately in large, ed, trash bags. Please label each bag CWH- Women s, CWH Men s or CWH- Children s. This makes sor ng much easier for our volunteers. You may drop the items off a er Mass in the ves bule of the church. YARNELL SECURITY SYSTEMS Elmwood Rd., Lancaster, PA UL Central Station Fire-Burglary Closed Circuit TV Card Access Local Monitoring Talk to A Person 24/7 Thank you for voting us #1 favorite home security service! Auto Sales & Service State Inspections & Diagnostic Tony Baker (Owner) Lincoln Hwy Wedding Invitations Holiday Cards 28 th Sunday in Ordinary Time Ques on of the Week. In your leadership role how do you follow the words of Jesus to be the slave of all? Mark 10:35-45 This Space is Available! ext. 161 Catechism Ques on of the Week. (see CCC 489) God chose women who were considered powerless and weak to show His faithfulness. In addi on to Mary, who stands out among the poor and humble of the Lord? In & Around the Diocese Open House at St. Anne s Re rement Community, Saturday, October 20, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Visit their campus and their new independent living expansion at 3952 Columbia Ave., Columbia. Our Lady of Good Help. Pete Scudner, from the Order of Malta, will host a presenta on at St. Anne s Church, Lancaster on October 22 at 7:00 pm on the Na onal Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help, the only approved Marian appari on site in the U.S. A short film on the history and current day happening of the shrine will be presented. Death on Demand - Euthanasia and Physician Assisted Suicide. Plan to a end this free program to learn about this latest assault to the right to life. On Wednesday, October 24, at 7:00 pm at the Eden Resort, 222 Eden Rd., Lancaster, the Order of Malta is bringing Fr. Tad Pacholczyk from the Na onal Catholic Bioethics Center and Wesley Smith of the Pa ents Rights Council to explain Catholic teaching on euthanasia. More informa on at h ps://maltaevents. cketleap.com/ptb/. Job Opening. St. Leo the Great Church, Lancaster is seeking a F/T parish secretary. Work hours are 8:30 am-4:00 pm, Monday-Friday. Responsibili es include daily office opera on, recep on, records maintenance, filing, mailings, bookkeeping, etc. Benefits offered. For more informa on, contact or parishmgr@stleos.org. RAY McGINLEY Author of What to do with a Pot of Gold and other short stories THERESA S SECRET LEGACY Investigation of a court reporter s suicide turns up surprises as her brother uncovers a circle of love, money, and ambition. Log onto conveniently from your home or office. ONLINE CATALOG - ONLINE ORDERING - ONLINE PROOFING All Major Credit Cards Accepted FREE UPS GROUND SHIPPING! This novel was a finalist in the Christian Writers of the West Rattlers contest. Learn more at St. Historic St. Mary s, Lancaster, PA (inside) FedEx John Patrick Publishing Company

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