SAINT URSULA. Roman Catholic Church.

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1 September 30, 2018 The 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday Mass Schedule 5:00pm (Vigil, Saturday evening) 7:30am (Quiet) 9:00am (Traditional Choir) 11:00am (Contemporary Group) Daily Mass 8:30am Monday - Saturday Confessions 3:30pm - 4:30pm Saturdays Rosary 9:00am Monday - Saturday Miraculous Medal Novena 9:00am Wednesdays Eucharistic Adoration 9:00am - 10:00am Every Friday SAINT URSULA Roman Catholic Church 8801 Harford Rd. Parkville, MD (410) ; Fax (410) Parish Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30am - 4:00pm Friday 8:30am - 2:30pm st_ursula_parkville StUrsula@comcast.net

2 Rev. Jason C. Worley Pastor Msgr. A. Thomas Baumgartner Pastor Emeritus Mrs. Debbie Glinowiecki St. Ursula School Principal Deacon Don Cupps (410) Sister Joan Kelly Pastoral Associate Baptism Preparation (410) x133 Mrs. Laura Weatherington Director of Religious Education (410) Mrs. Bernie Miller Adult Faith Formation Coordinator (410) Mr. Chapman Gonzalez Director of Music (410) Mrs. Carolyn Weglein Children s Choir Director stursulachoir@aol.com (410) Mrs. Sally Jennings Contemporary Music /Youth Band sallymjennings73@gmail.com (443) Mr. Tony Vitti Coordinator, St. Vincent de Paul Ministries (410) A Message from fr. jason My friends, If you recall, on the Feast of the Assumption, August 15, 2018, I wrote a letter for the bulletin in response to the Report from the Pennsylvania Grand Jury in regard to sexual abuse by some in the Church: This is yet another sad moment for our Church. To be honest, I do not know what to say. As a Catholic like yourselves, I am sickened, sad, and angry at the abuse of children. I am disillusioned by the way some bishops, including the late Cardinal Keeler when he was in Harrisburg, sought to cover things up. But, as a pastor entrusted with the care of God s people I, like many others, are called to help bring about healing in some way. Since that time many things happened. Sadly, and rightly so, much anger has been expressed. Many theories as to the cause of such things have also been discussed. And, of course much finger pointing has taken place. Let us not fool ourselves, such things are to be expected in these cases. But, other things have also taken place. Many good people the laity, those in religious life and ordained ministers have through their tears and anger, expressed their anger at the perpetrators of such crimes and their disappointment in those who sought to cover it up. But, through it all, these good people have acknowledged that their Faith in the Church is based not on individuals who through free will can choose to sin, but in God, His son Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit and the principles upon which our Faith is founded. In our own Archdiocese, Archbishop Lori, Bishops Madden, Brennan, and Parker have attended many listening sessions in an attempt to hear the voices of all of us who have been hurt by this scandal. While this is not a remedy for our current crisis, it is a beginning. Finally, let us not be so naive as to think the crisis is over. Just like we in the Archdiocese of Baltimore went through the first wave of this crisis back in 2002, many more dioceses will go through such a cleansing of the evils that have been done. So, we must be prepared for more things to be exposed throughout the Church. Remain strong through prayer, remain close to our Lord especially in the Blessed Sacrament. This is not a time to flee, but to fight. And, the weapons with which we fight are prayer, and reaming close to the love of God which is found within the Sacraments. While it was the devil that tempted the individuals who committed these sins, and those who sought to cover up such sins to protect their own stations in life it is the Holy Spirit working to bring these sins to light. For it is only by shedding light on what has been done in darkness that we can live in the truth. Let us continue to pray for victims of past sexual abuse by those who were called to represent Jesus in the Church. Let us pray for healing within our Church. Have a Blessed Week! Mrs. Stephanie Shock Communications Coordinator Stephanie.Shock@archbalt.org

3 GROW IN YOUR FAITH Catholic Q & A What are angels? Saturday we celebrated the great Archangels Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael, and on Tuesday, we celebrate with the feast of the Guardian Angels. The word angel means messenger or one who is sent. Saints Michael, Raphael, and Gabriel are the only angels explicitly named in Scripture, due to their very important role in salvation history. They are the ones who delivered important messages to people of the Bible. Angels are pure spirit, meaning they are not made of matter. They do not have a body, nor gender. Angels have never been human beings, nor will they become humans (just as humans do not become angels after death). In his book, Angels and Demons, Dr. Peter Kreeft gives the following explanation: Because of their lack of bodies, angels do not occupy space like we do and move within our world without taking up space. The closest analogy to how angels move is like electrons or in quantum leaps. Angels move instantaneously from one place to another without passing through any space or time in between. The Catechism of the Catholic Church, paragraph 336 tells us From its beginning until death, human life is surrounded by their [guardian angels] watchful care and intercession. Saint Basil wrote Beside each believer stands an angel as protector and shepherd leading him to life. Guardian angels are sent to protect and guide us. They can help guard our thoughts from impurity and can place good thoughts in our minds. In Psalm 91, verses we read: No evil shall befall you, no scourge come near your tent. For he will give his angels charge of you to guard you in all your ways. Our guardian angels can protect us from spiritual and physical harm, but of course we still have free will, and can override the good work of our guardian angels. We can ask our angels to help us, to intercede for us, to give us strength when we feel tempted, and to keep us safe from physical harm. We can and should have a relationship with our guardian angels, which we can foster through prayer and communication with them. Angels are sometimes thought of as myth, as a leftover from childhood when we prayed Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep, or just as something fanciful and mystical, even new age. But since the times of the Old Testament, people have believed not just in guardian angels, but a whole choir of angels, with a hierarchy. Our guardian angels, those of everyone around us, and a myriad of other angels join with us in the Worship of God the Creator at every Mass. The next time you attend Mass, reflect on the unseen beauty and power that surround us. Then I looked, and I heard around the throne and the living creatures and the elders the voice of many angels, numbering myriads of myriads and thousands of thousands, saying with a loud voice, Worthy is the Lamb who was slain, to receive power and wealth and wisdom and might and honor and glory and blessing! Revelation of John 5:11 Saint of the Day Saints Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael Saints of the Day for September 29 Angels messengers from God appear frequently in Scripture, but only Michael, Gabriel and Raphael are named. Michael appears in Daniel s vision as the great prince who defends Israel against its enemies; in the Book of Revelation, he leads God s armies to final victory over the forces of evil. Devotion to Michael is the oldest angelic devotion, rising in the East in the fourth century. The Church in the West began to observe a feast honoring Michael and the angels in the fifth century. Gabriel also makes an appearance in Daniel s visions, announcing Michael s role in God s plan. His best-known appearance is an encounter with a young Jewish girl named Mary, who consents to bear the Messiah. Raphael s activity is confined to the Old Testament story of Tobit. There he appears to guide Tobit s son Tobiah through a series of fantastic adventures which lead to a threefold happy ending: Tobiah s marriage to Sarah, the healing of Tobit s blindness, and the restoration of the family fortune. The memorials of Gabriel and Raphael were added to the Roman calendar in The 1970 revision of the calendar joined their individual feasts to Michael s. Saint of the Day reprinted with permission from Franciscan Media. Feast of the Guardian Angels Saints of the Day for October 2 Perhaps no aspect of Catholic piety is as comforting to parents as the belief that an angel protects their little ones from dangers real and imagined. Yet guardian angels are not only for children. Their role is to represent individuals before God, to watch over them always, to aid their prayer, and to present their souls to God at death. The concept of an angel assigned to guide and nurture each human being is a development of Catholic doctrine and piety based on Scripture but not directly drawn from it. Jesus words in Matthew 18:10 best support the belief: See that you do not despise one of these little ones, for I say to you that their angels in heaven always look upon the face of my heavenly Father. Devotion to the angels began to develop with the birth of the monastic tradition. Saint Benedict gave it impetus and Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, the great 12th-century reformer, was such an eloquent spokesman for the guardian angels that angelic devotion assumed its current form in his day. A feast in honor of the guardian angels was first observed in the 16th century. In 1615, Pope Paul V added it to the Roman calendar. Saint of the Day reprinted with permission from Franciscan Media.

4 St. ursula school news 8900 Harford Rd. Parkville, MD Fax: 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) Harvest Festival Sponsors If you or someone you know is interested in being a sponsor for the Harvest Festival please visit the Forms & Documents section of the website to fill out a sponsorship form. SUS Fall Open House Join us for a Fall Open House on Tuesday, November 6th from 8:30am to 11am. Our faculty and staff will be on hand with admissions information and to give school tours. Please contact Lauren Calva at lcalva@stursula.org or to register. We look forward to hearing from you! YOUTH NEWS & EVENTS RELIGIOUS EDUCATION is open to any child in grades pre-k through 8th grade, particularly those not attending a Catholic school. New classes begin Sept 24th, and registration is currently open. You may register on our website. Go to > faith formation > religious education to access the link. Contact Laura Weatherington with questions. SEPTEMBER 24: Classes at 7pm OCTOBER 1: Opening Mass CONFIRMATION Registration is now open! The first session is currently scheduled for October 21st. Joyful giving SECOND COLLECTION next weekend is for Embracing our Mission and our Parish Endowment Fund. BASKETS IN THE VESTIBULE My Sisters Place is in need of aluminum foil, laundry detergent, sugar, napkins, and boxes of tea bags. Little Sisters of the Poor is in need of coffee, instant Jello and pudding, cake mix, cereal, and cans of Coke. No partially used or open items please. Thank you! ALL POOR BOX DONATIONS benefit our St. Vincent de Paul Community Outreach, which serves the Parkville community. FOOD PANTRY Next weekend, the food pantry will be collecting non-perishable food items to be donated to the hungry in our community. The items most needed are pasta, pasta sauce, canned soup, canned tuna, and condiments of all kinds. OUR DAILY BREAD The Food Pantry is in need of an additional casserole driver to deliver casseroles to Our Daily Bread once every three months. Must have a truck, van or SUV. Call the St. Vincent de Paul office at BOSCOV S - FRIENDS HELPING FRIENDS Once again this year our St. Vincent de Paul Conference here at St. Ursula will participate in Boscov s annual fundraising event on Tuesday, October 16, 2018, from 8 AM to 11 PM. For $5.00 you may purchase a Shopping Pass enabling you to a full day of shopping at Boscov s and receive a 25% discount. These passes may be bought from our office on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2 PM to 4 PM, our regular operating hours. You may call the St. Vincent de Paul Office at for additional information or to reserve your pass. All proceeds will directly benefit our efforts to assist folks within our community. Thank You for your support! WEEKLY COLLECTION September 22 & 23 Envelopes and Loose $10,040 Faith Direct / EFT $10,739 (twice/month) Total $20,779 Total to Date since July 1 $185,537 Parish Maintenance Fund $1,122 Total to Date $14,094 Attendance: 951 We welcomed the following children into the Holy Catholic Church through Baptism in September: Emerson Ricciardi, Harper Teutsch, Ryan Teutsch, Hannah Brown Olivia Brown, Mia Weber, Ruby Miller, and Samantha Grab Congratulations!

5 Saint Ursula Church News and Events MUSIC MINISTRY October 6 & 7 5:00pm Joanna Friedenberg 9:00am Darby Skalski 11:00am Contemporary Choir RCIA Interested in becoming Catholic? Were you never confirmed, or didn t receive your first Holy Communion? Classes have begun, but it s not too late to register. Please call the parish office for more information. GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP FORMING When we experience the death of someone, we often feel isolated, confused, sad, and angry. We sometimes feel out-of-sorts, disconnected from friends, family, and colleagues. Know you are not alone. St. Ursula is forming a morning grief support group, beginning Thursday, October 18, at 9:30am. Meetings will be held for 6 weeks in the rectory basement. For more information or to register call Mary at LEUKEMIA FUNDRAISING Mary Beth and John Cuddy once again will be collecting donations for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society before and after Mass the weekend of October 13th and 14th. Your generosity helps further research toward cures. Tomorrow is today! PILGRIMAGE TO ITALY Saint Ursula Choir would like to invite you to join us in celebrating our faith through Pilgrimage to Italy. Alongside participating in unique liturgical and musical events, we will be visiting sacred and cultural sites of Florence, Siena, Assisi and Rome. Pilgrimage dates: December 27, January 4, Estimated cost of $4,190 per person. For more information please contact Andy & Joanna Friedenberg at , or via at andrew.friedenberg@gmail.com. LOGO DESIGN CONTEST Are you a creative person? Do you enjoy graphic design or drawing? Why not enter our logo design contest! The winning logo will be the official logo of St. Ursula Church, and will be featured across Saint Ursula print and web media, including the bulletin, flyers, etc. Entries should be unique and free from copyright restrictions, and may be submitted by parishioners of any age. All entries are due by October 1st to Stephanie.Shock@archbalt.org, or may be hand delivered to the parish office. Parishioners will get to vote on the finalists in October, and the winner will win a $25 Chick-fil-A gift card! SURVIVING DIVORCE: Our support group has been postponed. A new date will be announced in the near future. FLU CLINICS Two opportunities: Saturday, October 6th, 9am- 11am in the Spiritual Center, middle room, by Debbie Bena. Sunday, October 14th 9am-12pm in the 1st room by Knights of Columbus. Please bring your insurance cards. ROSARY COAST TO COAST HOUR HOLY Sunday, October 7th 4-5pm here at St. Ursula. Rosary Coast to Coast is inspired by the Rosary on the Border in Poland and the Rosary on the Coast in both Ireland and the UK. We are inviting Catholics across the country to pray together to call upon God through the powerful intercession of Our Lady of the Rosary to heal our country and return it to Holiness. We will pray the rosary and the Divine Mercy Chaplet during Eucharistic Adoration. Today our battle is spiritual! We continue to live in peace-less times with laws and court rulings in conflict with God s laws; especially the disregard for the rights of the unborn, elderly and weak in our society and the attacks on marriage and family values. Society and many levels of government continue to demonstrate intolerance towards biblically based religious belief and practice. In conflict with First Amendment constitutional rights, persecution of traditional religious expression has reached historically high levels. ANNIVERSARY MASS The next Anniversary Mass is October 7th. Please call the office to register if you would like to be celebrated and receive a blessing. MEN S PRAYER GROUP All men are invited to come to the Spiritual Center at 7:15am Saturday, October 6th, (and the 1st Saturday each month) for coffee, donuts and an open discussion related to our faith and the challenges we face in every day life. We open with prayer then our discussion forum. At 8:30 we attend the morning Mass together. After Mass we finish up in the spiritual center reading the Sunday Gospel and reflecting on its meaning. Please pray with us! MAGNIFICAT Your old Magnificats may left in the bin in the vestibule. They will be used to minister to prisoners. Thank you! GIVEN: UNVEILING THE MYSTERY OF MARRIAGE St. Ursula is hosting a retreat in December for dating, engaged and married couples. Inspiring Talks. Energizing Music. Real Conversations. Adoration and an Opportunity for Reconciliation and Mass Babysitting Available December 1st, 9:30am-2:30pm. Please visit to register. The cost is $25 for engaged couples (our present to you) and $40 for married or dating couples. ST. URSULA FIRST AND 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 1st & 3rd Fridays of every month, from 10:30am - 1:30pm. Oct 5th: Family history; pizza & bingo. Oct 19th: 10 bingos for $2. Dues are $20 per year. New members are welcome! For more information contact Joan Svoboda at DAYS FOR LIFE Pro-life people will gather and pray on Belair Rd. from September 26- Nov 4. St. Ursula will be praying on MONDAYS from 7am-7pm. Can you sign up to pray for 1 hour for an end to abortion, healing for mothers and fathers and healing for those who are involved in abortion? Please Liz Walz at ajwalz1@verizon.net to sign up for an hour to pray.

6 St. Ursula calendar Sunday, September 30 10:00am RCIA Class Monday October 1 7:00pm Religious Education Opening Mass Tuesday, October 2 9:30am The Mass session 3 7:00pm The Mass session 3 Wednesday, October 3 5:15pm Children s Choir Rehearsal 7:30pm Traditional Choir Rehearsal Thursday, October 4 6:30pm Youth Band Rehearsal 7:45pm Contemporary Choir Rehearsal Friday, October 5 8:30am Grace 6 at Mass 9:00am Holy Hour 10:30am Third Friday Club 1:15pm St. Ursula School Holy Hour Saturday, October 6 7:15am Men s Prayer Group 9:00am Catechist Training (St. Joseph Fullerton) 9:00am Flu Clinic (Spiritual Center) 9:15am The Mass sessions 3 & 4 3:30pm Confessions Sunday, October 7 9:00am Anniversary Mass 10:00am Hospitality: donuts and coffee 10:00am RCIA Class 12:00pm Hospitality: donuts and coffee 4:00pm Holy Hour with Rosary and Divine Mercy Chaplet MASS INTENTIONS September 29 5:00pm Parishioners September 30 7:30am Sean O Keefe 9:00am Colleen Gauruder 11:00am Speranza DiStefano October 1 8:30am Dolores Thommen October 2 8:30am Matthew Taylor, Sr. October 3 8:30am Charles Scherer October 4 8:30am Kati Sellers October 5 8:30am Herb Rzepkowski October 6 8:30am John Huber 5:00pm Catherine & Roman Rzepkowski October 7 7:30am Mell, Matt, Ray, and Dot Ruth 9:00am Parishioners 11:00am Alan Hahn LIVING ROSARY SPONSORED BY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS - Notre Dame Council: Tuesday, October 6th, :30pm at St. Dominic Church. Refreshments to follow in the parish center. MARYLAND CATHOLIC WOMEN S CONFERENCE presents Fearless : October 6, 2018 at Oblate Sisters of Providence, Gun Rd, Baltimore, Md Cost $45. We are excited to welcome Kathleen Beckman and Ralph Martin as our keynote speakers. This year we are limited to 300 women, so register now. More information and to register go to: marylandcatholicwomen.com or call Jeanne for more information BLESSINGS, BARGAINS & BAKED GOODS Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart 1001 W. Joppa Road, corner Chestnut Ave., Towson.Saturday, October 6, 2018, 9:30 1:30p. Blessing of the Animals (11-12n), Bargain Shopping, Baked Goods, Food Court, Clowns & Live Music. Food Drive benefitting the Assistance Center of Towson Churches -please bring non-perishable food and/or toiletries. For more information call x 247. Or if you cannot register on the website, please contact Jenn Quinn ( ), Pat Stevenson ( ) or Elisa Fosler ( ), and we will make sure you can attend this awesome event! IHM CONCERT SERIES Choirs of Calvert Hall College High School: A regular series since it s inception, this talented group of student musicians inspire with their performances. October 28th, 4pm. Church if the Immaculate Heart of Mary, 8501 Loch Raven Blvd. THE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL OF BALTIMORE is preparing exciting opportunities for prospective students and families to visit through Shadow Days and Open House. Shadow Days for 8th grade students are held during the months of September - December. Open House will be on Saturday, October 20, 2018, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Mark your calendars and take advantage of the opportunity to learn what it means to be a daughter of Catholic High! prayer intentions Regional News & Events CANDLES One candle on the Saint Joseph altar and one candle on the Blessed Mother altar for the deceased requested by the Knights of Columbus Bishop Sebastian Council. PLEASE PRAY for our recently deceased, and for those who mourn. OTHER MASSES REQUESTED Patricia Hoerl, Randy Montgomery, Fernando Selga, Sr., Kenneth Sanschagrim, Joseph Barnickel, Jr.

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