St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church

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1 PASTORAL STAFF St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church PARISH OFFICE 222 S. Law Street Phone: Fax: SCHOOL OFFICE 230 S. Law Street Phone: Fax: MASS SCHEDULE Saturday - 5:00 PM Sunday - 8:30 AM & 11:15 AM Summer Schedule: Saturday 5:00PM Sunday - 9:30 AM only Reconciliation: Saturdays 4:15 PM Daily Mass: Monday through Friday 8:30 AM Parish Mission Statement To spread the joy of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, to form missionary disciples, and to meet the spiritual and nurturing needs of our community. PASTOR William F. Franken wfranken@stjoanarc.org DEACONS Deacon Daniel Kopczyk Deacon Ray Van Pelt ext. 111 rvanpelt@stjoanarc.org SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mrs. Virginia P. Bahr vbahr@stjoanarc.org PASTORAL ASSOCIATE & FAITH FORMATION Richard Berndt rberndt@stjoanarc.org DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Dan Ranalli ext. 114 dranalli@stjoanarc.org BUSINESS MANAGER Robin Carnivale ext. 112 rcarnivale@stjoanarc.org BOOKKEEPER Karen Dramis ext. 121 kdramis@stjoanarc.org ADMIN. ASSISTANT Lisa Borkoski ext. 110 lborkoski@stjoanarc.org April 1, 2018 Easter Sunday

2 April 1, 2018 Easter Sunday ~Jesus Invites St. Joan of Arc Welcomes~ References to being a witness fill the first reading from the Acts of the Apostles. The disciples, those who followed Jesus and believed, the prophets, all witness to the works and saving power of Jesus Christ. We, too, have a possible place among those witnesses. Is that a step we are willing to take? The well-known line, The stone which the builders rejected has become the cornerstone, is sung this Sunday in Psalm 118. That phrase is used in the Christian Scriptures to describe Jesus Christ and his rejection, death and resurrection. Are we ready to establish a solid anchor in God s reign by setting Christ as the cornerstone? READINGS FOR NEXT WEEKEND Second Sunday of Easter 44: Acts Acts 4:32-35 Ps John 5:1-6 John 20:19-31 PRAYER REQUESTS: Call Eileen or send requests to: eileenmcvey@hotmail.com. Please call the parish office to add or remove persons from the sick list , ext PRAY..FOR OUR SICK Penny Adam, Bill & Barb Allum, Wanda Bowers, Lillian Butkiewicz, Rose Callahan, Brian Connors, Bea D., Gary Davila, George DeHaven, Edward Dremak, Donnie Feldt, Helen Fernholz, Kookie Garbinski, James Gozzales, Alice Hardy, George Hardy, Mildred Harrison, Kerry Hubbard, Edward Matty, Stephanie McArthur, Martha McCollum, Gus Miller, Margie Miller, Alberta Moxley, Karen Munski, Nicole Nicholas, Ottille Neary, Deborah Brown Rose, Cecelia Slack, George Stables, Joyce Todd, Amanda Tress, Meg Vosburgh, Barbara Webster and Patricia Wilhelm. MASS INTENTIONS: If you would like to have a loved one, living or deceased, honored or remembered at one of our scheduled Masses, please contact the parish office. MASSES FOR April 2 April 8, 2018 Day Time Intention Mon. 8:30am Victoria McAllister Tues. 8:30am People of SJA Wed. 8:30am Communion Service Thur 7:30pm George Schilling Fri. 7:30pm Francis P. Wagner Sat. 5:00pm Ted Domanski Sun. 8:30am Kodwo Acquah 11:15am St. Altagracia = Deceased EVENTS THIS WEEK March 31 12:00PM Food Blessing March 31 7:30PM Easter Vigil April 1 Easter Mass mes: 7:45AM, 9:00AM & 11:15AM April 2 Church Office Closed April 8 9:30AM Middle School Faith Forma on April 8 10:30AM Elementary Faith Forma on TV Mass for the Homebound Is someone you love unable to join us at church during this holy me of Lent and Easter? Please invite anyone you know who cannot get out to church to tune in Catholic Mass on TV or watch online: Palm Sunday and Easter TV Mass WUTB channel 24 (MyTV) at 8:00am Online video: hena on.org

3 The Offertory Collection for March 18 & March 25, 2018 will be reported in a future bulletin. Respect Life Reflec ng on the healed wounds of the Risen Christ, we see that even our most difficult trials can be the place where God manifests his victory. He makes all things beau ful. He makes all things new. Pregnant, Need Help? Call the Gabriel Network ANGEL-OK Suffering Post Abor on Stress? Call Project Rachel Bal more or projectrachel@archbalt.org (To learn more: End of Life issues? Need advice: Contact the Na- onal Catholic Bioethics Centers at h ps:// on/submit-request/ or call WOMEN S FELLOWSHIP GROUP An adult women s faith sharing group is meeting on Monday evenings. For more information or to enroll please contact Mary Beth Nocket: Nockmb@comcast.net. MEN'S FELLOWSHIP GROUP Saint Joan of Arc Men s Fellowship Group will meet twice a month on Saturday Mornings in the parish of ice conference room from 8am-9:15am. Our focus will be to study our Sunday scriptural readings and discuss our Catholic faith. All men are invited! Contact Deacon Ray for any questions after Mass or send him a note at rvanpelt@stjoanarc.org. THE GOOD SAMARITAN MINISTRY FOOD PAN- TRY is in need of the following items: * crackers * * tea bags * * hot chocolate * Please remember that smaller containers are best. The food is collected in our Ministry Room every week. Please do not leave perishable items, i.e. bread or rolls. Thank you for your continued support of our food pantry. DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY St. Joan of Arc will celebrate Divine Mercy on April 8th (Second Sunday in Easter). Following the 11:15AM Mass (starting at 12:30PM), we will expose the Blessed Sacrament and pray the Prayers for Divine Mercy. All are welcome!!!

4 DONOR NAME M/M Wallace Adam Mr. Wilfried Adams M/M Carmeno Albertini M/M Thomas Alley Mr. John Antal, Jr. M/M Donald Benton M/M Raymond Blackburn M/M Steven Blough M/M Boris, Jr. Mrs. Natalie Bortz Mrs. Kathleen Boyd M/M Vincent Boyle M/M Jacque Brown IN MEMORY/HONOR OF Brian Michael Adam Linda Adams, Raelyn Anne Reisinger, Elaine & Marvin Todd, John Carr Daniel Paul Alley, Tillie V. Garcia, Cecilia Garcia, Elmer Alley, Elvira M. Garcia, Casimiro H. Garcia John Antal, Sr., Mr & Mrs Stephen Antal, Mr & Mrs Charles Heavrin, Kay Heavrin Helene Benton Santaniello and Blackburn Families Irene & Bub Manner, Hannah & Charles Finch Boris & Howell Families, Edward V. Boris, Sr., Gordon J. Howell, Sr. Dorothy & Mike Pochan, Christopher Bortz, Pat & Bill Bauer, Linda McIntyer Gary F. Boyd, Mr & Mrs Robert F. Stahr Deceased members of the Boyle and Helton Families M/M Mel Canlas Maximina & Francisco Canlas, Fermin & Librada Loredo, Raymunda & Job Obias M/M Robert Isabel Rosil Calejesan, Zacarias Rosil, Aniano Carmon Calejesan, Zosima Rosil, Sophia Sugian M/M James Carro Kathryn Carro, Emrance Thomas, Velma Mahan, Helene Carro, James Mahan, Sr. M/M Frank Cassidy Frank Lina, Jr., George Englebach, Doris Grabowski, Irene Eichelbert, Ivy Underwood Ms. Carol Chancellor Joseph Landers, Chancellor Family, Lois Cooke M/M Bob Chrest Mr & Mrs Frank Chrest, Mr & Mrs Charles L. Johnston, Jr., Russ Covahey, Alfred Kerrigan, Nancy Yelton, Sarah Z. Snyder M/M Lawrence Cole Lillie Cole, Stella Sconion, Catherine Terry, Joyce Jordan, Vivian Robinson Mrs. Marguerite Jim Cole Cole M/M William Corun William Corun, Sr., Sam Zombro, Mary Jane Corun Mrs. Allie Cullen Michael Cullen, Anna Sadera, Charles & Allie Anderson, H.B. Anderson, U.S. Anderson M/M Norberto Norberto L. David, Sr., Lucila L. David, Lolita David Daquiwag, Jose L. David, Carlos M. Dizon M/M Bill de Rosset Mrs. Jane DiGiacomo Norbert DiGiacomo Mary & John Egan Ewald Family Mrs. Grayce Faries M/M Eugene Ferguson Fiamingo Family M/M John Forbes Mrs. Marie Frank M/M John Fuller Mrs. Mary Goetz Darilexis Gondres & Moises Morales M/M Hawkins M/M Craig Herud Mrs. Karen Hinckle M/M Fred Hinder Ms. Elsa Interior M/M Scott Jones M/M Joseph Kelch Mrs. Linda Rae Kemp M/M Don Kern M/M Paul Kertis M/M Robert Kiely M/M Daniel Kopczyk M/M Thomas Krolewski M/M Louis Kosydar M/M Kyle Labowski M/M G. LaRuffa Mrs. Kathleen Leese M/M Logan Ms. Theresia Logan M/M William Lovelace M/M Robert Lozinak M/M Brian Lynch M/M Robert Markline John A. Egan Ewald & Lorys Families Lawrence Faries, Sr., & Family & Friends Carroll, Ferguson & Tiller Families Mr & Mrs E. Fiamingo, Salvatone Migido, Mr & Mrs G. Anlando, Mr & Mrs Graham, Mr & Mrs M. Migido James & Helen Doherty, Daniel & Eithne Forbes John W. Frank, Gladys Litz Julian A. Fuller, Evelyn Fuller, Stanley Fuller, Insup Hahm, Myong Sook Yoo Louch & Goetz Family The Skwara, Wojciechowski and Guth Families, Sielby Griffits Robert & Lorna Schloer Joseph F. Hinder, Sr. Teodocia Interior, Iluminado Interior Nelson Robert Ferrara, Matthew John Kelch Robert Kemp, Linda Anderson Arnot, Ray Anderson, Elaine Donnelly The Kern, Nicholas, Lindemuth, Spangler Families, Gregory Soul Audrey Lowry, Sara Kertis, Virginia Tison, Ann Seman Mr & Mrs Robert Kiely, Sr., Mr & Mrs Alfred Labrie Leonard Brown, Joseph Allum, David Allum, Val & RJ Allum The Krolewski Family & Hockenberry Family Kosydar & Newman Families Mr & Mrs George Rinko, Mr & Mrs Joseph Adams Francis LaRuffa, Charlotte LaRuffa, Michael Phieu, Marie Ty Roy & Ron Leese, Mr & Mrs Robert Porter, Mr & Mrs Martin Beirn, Ted Grumbine, Mr & Mrs Dave Conner Kay Logan, Ed Logan, Mary Donegan, John Donegan, Frank Bannon Mae K. Gordon, Jennette Diamond, Albirtha & Viola Evans, Arneda Robinson, Timothy Gordon The Lovelace, Bowers, Stanley & Kolar Families Lozinak Family, Bettwy Family, Kay Atkins Robert Thilman, Ed Borkowski, Pat Michael, Ruth Carrico, Kelly Lynch

5 Memorial Flowers Cont. M/M Garry McVey Jason McVey, Norman Hayes, IV, Emily & Mark McVey M/M Edwin Miller Thelma and William Costello M/M Dwayne Roger D. Moxley, Erin M. Moxley, John Moxley Harrison, Rose Bailey, David Geiger M/M John Nack Paulina Nack, Elsie & Francis Fitzpatrick, Burgdoff Family, Marion Fitzpatrick, Diane(Nack)Schwarm Ms. Jane Nicholas Anna Huber Mrs. William Nickel William Nickel, Nicholas & Rose Ann Fannella, Elmer & Bessie Nickel, Richard & Pat Nickel M/M Henry Paulick Loves ones Ms. Rita Pena All who have gone to their eternal rest Mr. Michael Pendorf Mrs. Hwang, Jacob & Frida Pendorf M/M Kevin Phelan Lee & Judy Phelan, Jim & Marie McTigue, Frank Ferdetta, Sr., Jean Ferdetta, Nina Colón M/M Roger Preston Deceased members of Katka, Keczmenski & Preston Families M/M Victor Emmett & Clara Tobin, Oskar & Anne Reisinger Reisinger, Elaine & Marvin Todd, John Carr Ms. Alexis Rodgers M/M Jaime Roxas Peregrina Tan, Benito M. Tan, Rebecca C. Roxas, Federico Roxas, Sr., Holy Souls of the Departed, Family & Friends M/M Gary Sawyer Paul & Grace Robertson, Donald & Edna Sawyer Mr. Donald Justine Scheadler, Mom & Dad Schaedler, Schaedler PopPop Zovko, Mr & Mrs Brennan, Mr Richard O'Donnell M/M James Schiaffino M/M William Smith M/M John Sobczyk Mr. Lawrence Sova Mrs. Kathryn Stupi M/M Mike Vande Loo M/M Jerry Wade M/M Joseph Wall M/M David Webster M/M Harry Webster M/M Timothy Webster M/M Robert Witt M/M Gary W. Woods Ms. Jessica Zamora Anonymous Anonymous Marie Macomber, George Macomber, Joseph Martin, Ann Schiaffino, J. Edwin Schiaffino, Sr. Mr & Mrs William H. Smith, Jr., Gary Boyd, Angela DeCarlo Walter & Helen Sobczyk Madaline Lee Cox, Olga Heath, Brunol Sova, Madaline Cox, Lee Cox, William Heath Maslar & Stupi Families, Our Military Jay & Donna Jensen, Gene Vande Loo Keny Kaiss, Kery Ann Sirbaugh, Robert Bayne, Stephen Bloodsworth The Wall & Krauk Families Joe & Helen Sumego, Lee & Jeanette Webster Joseph Evering, Eva Evering, Harry & Barbara, Tim & Bernie Webster Sharon Karl M & Mrs Walter Anderson, Mr & Mrs Rush Woods Catherine G. Weaver Leonard Joseph Keenen Save the dates for This Year's Vaca on Bible Camp at Saint Joan of Arc Sunday July 29 Kickoff Breakfast 10:30 am Monday July 30- Thursday August 2 Camp 9:00 am 12 noon 100 YEAR ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE FORMING NOW St. Joan of Arc Church will celebrate our 100th Yr Anniversary in April We are forming a commi ee to plan this year long celebra- on. Maybe you have lots of knowledge on what our church was like many years ago or you would just like to help plan this special event; please contact Robin in the parish office ext Registra on forms available on line and in the church beginning May 1st Ladies Luncheon is Back! April 12:30PM at Bob Evans If interested call Jane or Linda Rae

6 April 26, South Law Street I Aberdeen Phone (410) Fax (410) Grounded in Faith Focused on the Future Mon, April 9 th School re-opens Summer Uniform SJA Annual Appeal!! WE NEED YOUR HELP!! THANK YOU to all the donors to the 2017/2018 SJA Annual Appeal. To date we have raised just over $4,500. Our Goal is $25,000. Please consider giving to SJA School and funding the bright future of our students! When: Saturday, April 14, 2018, 7-11 pm Where: MINKER BANQUET HALL 920 Principio Furnace Road Perryville, MD To purchase tickets to the event, please fill out the form below. Tickets are $50/ each. For table reservations, please purchase 10 tickets and Lauren Dorsey at hutchdorsey@gmail.com to reserve your table. A great way save is through Shop with Scrip. (You can order through Scrip Now at any time.) Remember, current families earn ½ of the bonus towards next year s tuition. SJA enrollment code is # 75592FF Go to NEW PARISHIONERS: Welcome! If you are new to our community, we extend a warm and sincere welcome. We are happy to have you in our parish family. Please register by calling the Parish Office. (410) , ext. 110 SJA WEBSITE Please be sure to check the SJA Website at to look for parish calendars, ministry schedules, past bulletins and more!!!!!!! Like us on Facebook! Enrollment & Re-Enrollment for 2018 / 2019 School Year is Happening NOW! All registration and re-registration may be completed on line at School Admin this year! SJA is a vibrant learning environment for students in grades PreK 4-8th. To Schedule a Tour, or to learn more about the programs SJA has to offer please call the of School business hours M-F 8 AM - 4 PM

7 4/23/18 John Carroll Auditorium 7 p.m.

8 Discovering hope and joy in the Catholic faith. April 2018 St. Joan of Arc Church, Aberdeen, MD Begin a new life after Easter St. Gianna Beretta Molla Born into a large Catholic family in Italy, St. Gianna studied medicine and became a physician. She opened a medical practice in Mesero, where she met her husband. The pregnancy and birth of their fourth child was very difficult, but Gianna was willing to risk her life for the life of the child. St. Gianna gave birth to a baby girl and died a week later. She is the patroness of mothers, physicians, and unborn children. No guesswork involved Followers of Christ never have to rely on guesswork to decide what is right. We have a perfect example for our daily lives in Jesus. And to guide us, he gave us the Catholic Church. A new heart I will give you, and a new spirit I will put within you; and I will take out of your flesh the heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh (Ezekiel 36:26). The promise of the Resurrection is that faithful followers of Jesus will have new life. Whether we had a fruitful Lent or were lukewarm in our resolve, we can begin now to become new creations. Make an examination. Call on the Holy Spirit to reveal what is keeping you from becoming the person God intends. Make an examination of your life as you live it. Look at your prayer life, your sacramental life, your dedication to spiritual growth. Do you share your faith? Do you serve others with love? Face the truth with courage. It can be discouraging to look honestly at our During the Mass, we offer the Sign of Peace in preparation for receiving Communion. After his Resurrection, Jesus appeared to his disciples in the Upper Room. Although his friends had abandoned him, Jesus many faults. Remember, though, that God understands we aren t perfect. He asks us to act with integrity and relentlessly fight against sin. Being a sinner is not the worst condition remaining one is. Devise a plan. Decide what needs to change and make a plan. Write it down and commit to it. Sometimes making a brave life change entails leaving bad company behind. Often it means changing entrenched habits. Change may be uncomfortable but growth can t happen without it. Take the first steps. New life comes through God. Entrust your plan for change to him. Spend at least 15 minutes a day in prayer, asking for inspiration and strength. Then take the first steps toward new life. Why do Catholics offer the sign of peace? forgave them, saying: Peace be with you (John 20:19). When we offer each other the Sign of Peace, we imitate Christ. The Sign of Peace is also a sign of spiritual unity. Just as Jesus reconciled with his disciples, we are called to reconcile with each other. Copyright 2018 Success Publishing & Media, LLC

9 Catholic disciples are called to more Daily prayer, weekly Mass attendance, and regular Confession form the foundation for a solid Catholic life. Yet, discipleship calls us to more. Discipleship moves us to make a conscious, firm decision, carried out in action, to be followers of Jesus Christ no matter the cost to ourselves (U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops). A conscious decision. Disciples consciously resolve to follow Jesus with our whole heart, soul, mind, and strength. This governing resolution renewed every day controls all other decisions in a disciple s life. April 2018 Page 2 Demonstrated by action. Our discipleship is visible to others by our devotion to the Church and by the good works we perform. Our charitable actions are offered in obedience to Jesus example and instructions in the New Testament. The Church suggests the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy as guidelines. Despite the cost. So therefore, whoever of you does not renounce all that he has cannot be my disciple (Luke 14:33). To be Christian isn t always comfortable. Yet, disciples persist out of love, no matter the cost. This Gospel comes from Jesus Last Supper Discourse, a kind of farewell speech for his disciples. Jesus told his disciples and us that without him, we can do nothing. He used a familiar image to explain. A grapevine has a main stem and smaller branches growing from it. Just as the main stem is the source of life for the branches, so Jesus is the source of spiritual life for us. We received this life when we were grafted onto Jesus in Baptism. We preserve this life by taking his words seriously and April 3 St. Richard of Chichester (1253). Born in England, St. Richard studied law at Bologna. Known for his holiness and administrative skills, he was named archbishop of Chichester, but King Henry III refused to let him rule until the pope threatened the king with excommunication. Even as an archbishop, St. Richard lived a humble life. He died in Dover while preaching a crusade. April 8 Divine Mercy Sunday (1935). In 1931, Jesus appeared to St. Faustina and asked that the Sunday after Easter become the Feast of John 15:1-8, Stay faithful to Christ striving to live by them. Then our hearts will become like his. When we pray in Jesus name, we can trust that God will answer our prayers. There is a catch to following Jesus, though. Just as the branches on a grapevine are pruned cut short to bear fruit, we will encounter difficulties and even persecution. Yet, Jesus reminds us that if we remain faithful to him, this pruning will work for our good and God s glory. Then we ll become the saints we were called to be. Mercy. Jesus promised anyone who honors him as King of Mercy and prays the Chaplet of Divine Mercy the prayer he gave St. Faustina would receive special graces and great mercy. April 25 St. Mark the Evangelist (1st Century). St. Mark wrote the second Gospel largely based on St. Peter s perspective. Mark accompanied Saints Paul and Barnabas (Mark s cousin) on their missionary journey through the island of Cyprus and is credited with founding the Church of Alexandria. What does the Resurrection mean for us? Jesus Resurrection the most important event in human history is how we know that what he said and did while on Earth is true and his promises to us are trustworthy. During his public ministry, Jesus spoke and acted as God. He promised that if we follow him, we will have eternal life. Either he was God and had the power to make it true, or he was a mere man claiming to be someone he wasn t. That Jesus rose from the dead a fact verified by more than 500 eyewitness accounts means that his word can be trusted. He warned of the specifics of his own death, predicted his Resurrection, and proved that he really is God. Therefore, his promises of eternal life are real, too. The Resurrection gives us hope. By his death, Christ liberates us from sin; by his Resurrection, he opens for us the way to a new life (Catechism of the Catholic Church #654). All those who die in God s friendship will live with him forever. To provide practical ideas that promote faithful Catholic living. Success Publishing & Media, LLC Publishers of Growing in Faith and Partners in Faith (540) (540) fax (Unless noted Bible quotes and references are from the Revised Standard Version and the New American Bible) Copyright 2018 Success Publishing & Media, LLC

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