THE ORDER OF WORSHIP FOR THE TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME / YEAR A

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1 THE ORDER OF WORSHIP FOR THE TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME / YEAR A Prelude... (Sat. & Sun. 5:00 pm) Prélude Modal... Jean Langlais ( )... from Vingt-quatre pièces pour harmonium ou orgue, Op. 6 No Tierce en Taille from Livre d Orgue, No Pierre Du Mage ( )... (10:00 am) Toccata in F Major... Johann Pachelbel ( ) Entrance Antiphon To you I call; for you will surely heed me, O God; turn your ear to me; hear my words. Guard me as the apple of your eye; in the shadow of your wings protect me. (Ps. 17:6, 8) Entrance Hymn... Sing Praise to God Who Reigns Above... #683 Gloria... from Mass in Honor of St. Ignatius...HS 12 Reading I... Isaiah 45:1, 4-6 Responsorial Psalm... Psalm 96: Give the Lord Glory... #131 / IV Reading II... 1 Thessalonians 1:1-5b Gospel Acclamation... Alleluia... #294 Gospel... Matthew 22:15-21 Preparation of the Gifts... Rejoice! The Lord is King... # (10:00 am) O Sing the Glories of the Lord... Richard Proulx Preface Acclamation... Holy, Holy, Holy from A Community Mass... HS 7 Memorial Acclamation...When We Eat This Bread from A Community Mass... HS 7 Great Amen... from A Community Mass... HS 8 Breaking of the Bread... Lamb of God from A Community Mass... HS 8 Communion Antiphon The Son of Man has come to give his life as a ransom for many. (Mk. 10:45) Communion... I Received the Living God... #913 Hymn of Thanksgiving...Christ is the King... # (10:00 am) Cantate Domino... Giuseppe Ottavio Pitoni Cantate Domino canticum novum: Laus eius in ecclesia sanctorum. Laetetur Israel in eo qui fecit eum: Et filiae Sion exultent in rege suo. Sing to the Lord a new canticle: Let his praise be in the church of the saints. Let Israel rejoice in him that made him: and let the children of Sion be joyful in their king. Recessional Hymn... Holy God, We Praise Thy Name... #657 Postlude... (Sat. & Sun. 5:00 pm) Marche religieuse... Alexandre Guilmant ( )... sur un motif du chœur Lift Up Your Heads du Messie de Händel, Op. 15 No. 2...Grand Jeu from Livre d Orgue, No Pierre Du Mage

2 OCTOBER 19, 2014 IN OUR PARISH WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS St. Jane de Chantal Parish welcomes those who have recently registered in our parish: Samar Hassan & Stephanie Engelhard, & Penelope If you attend Mass at St. Jane Frances de Chantal regularly, we encourage you to register as a member. Please complete a registration form and drop it in the collection basket the next time you attend Mass. PIZZA SOCIAL All parishioners are invited to share pizza and drinks in Caulfield Hall after the 5:00 pm Mass this Saturday, October 18. The featured organizations this month are the School Board and the Home and School Association. Representatives will be available to answer questions you might have regarding our parish school. There will also be the opportunity to schedule Mass intentions. DONUT SOCIAL All parishioners are invited to share coffee, donuts, and friendship after the 8:00 am, 10:00 am, and 12 noon Masses this Sunday, October 19. The featured organizations this month are the School Board and the Home and School Association. Representatives will be available to answer questions you might have regarding our parish school. The Youth Group will be taking donations at the coffee to benefit a local charity. There will also be the opportunity to schedule Mass intentions. MEN S MINISTRY PROGRAM Are you looking to deepen your relationship with God? Be a better husband? Become a more loving father? Build friendships with other like-minded men? And seek to be the best man you can be? Then come join us for That Man is You! (TMIY), a program designed for actively parenting fathers, Saturday mornings in Caulfield Hall. Light breakfast and fellowship from 6:00-6:30 am followed by program material and discussion from 6:30-7:30 am. It is never too TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME late to start the program. The topic for October 25 will be Attaining Clarity of Thought. For more information, contact Tim Gleeson at ALL SOULS DAY The Commemoration of all the Faithful Departed (All Souls Day) takes place on Sunday, November 2. Since this Feast Day is a Solemnity, when it falls on a Sunday, it takes precedence over the regular Sunday in Ordinary Time. (November 1, the Solemnity of All Saints, is not a Holy Day of Obligation this year because it falls on a Saturday). St. Jane s Parish will celebrate a special service of Solemn Vespers for the Commemoration of all of the Faithful Departed on Sunday, November 2 at 3:30 pm. Praying Vespers (part of the Liturgy of the Hours/Divine Office) is an ancient tradition of the Church that, together with the Mass, constitutes the Church s public prayer life. The origins of this service date back to our Jewish roots when it was common for worshippers to recite different prayers at certain hours during the day. Priests are canonically required to pray the Liturgy of the Hours, and after the Second Vatican Council, much emphasis was placed on laity to pray the Hours, as well. We especially invite all family members and friends of deceased who were buried from St. Jane s this past year to attend this liturgy. A special candle with the name of their deceased loved one will be lit and distributed during the service. The service will be preceded by a 30-minute organ recital by our Assistant Music Director, Andrew Vu, beginning at 3:00 pm. SODALITY COMMUNION BREAKFAST The Sodality will be inducting new members during the 10:00 am Mass on Sunday, November 2. Following the Mass, Sodality invites all parishioners to celebrate the induction at our annual Communion Breakfast. This year s dynamic speaker will be Melissa Overmyer. She is the founder of the Georgetown Women s Bible Study Group and has been teaching the Bible for over 25 years. Mrs. Overmyer was also on the Board of Walking with Purpose, a Catholic women s Scripture study program, and has just finished writing a book called Metamorphosis of a Soul. The cost of this catered event is $25.00 per person. To RSVP $18,000 Needed WORSHIP - Fourth Edition Fundraising for our new hymnals continues this week. Additional donor nameplate flyers can be found on the tables at the entrance of the church. Thank you for your generous support of this parish-wide project. $9,000 $7,068 to Date Please remember the St. Jane de Chantal School Endowment Fund if you participate in this charitable campaign. The campaign ends December 15.

3 and for more information, contact Poupee Nisos at or PARISH WEBSITE The Pastoral Council Communications Committee is looking for a volunteer with web experience with a particular focus in website design. Any amount of time would be appreciated and you can work at your own pace. If you have the skill-set and the interest in sharing your ideas to help enhance our parish website, contact Jamie Caulfield at jacaulfieldjr@gmail.com or REMEMBER IN PRAYER... those who are sick, and all those in our nursing homes and hospitals, especially Isabelle Fitzpatrick, Fr. Stanislaw Podlewski, Colette McNickle, Alyssa Malcomson, Greg Kramlich, Marisa Spadaro, Mary Jane Kelly, Betty Hannan, Pat Flaherty, and Maureen Stradley. IN OUR FAITH FORMATION PROGRAMS Visit the Faith Formation page at for information on the various programs, registration forms and calendars. IN OUR LITURGY & MUSIC MINISTRIES GUEST ORGANIST We welcome Edward Tenant, a young parishioner at St. Jane s to the organ bench at the 10:00 am Mass this weekend. Edward plays a number of musical instruments and has recently begun taking private organ lessons. He will play the prelude to the 10:00 am Mass. Please join me in offering support and gratitude to Edward for sharing his musical talents with us this morning. MUSIC MINISTRY NOTES Have you gotten your flu shot yet? Fr. Giese recently reminded the Parish staff to stay healthy this year by being vaccinated against the flu. Germs spread easily. I encourage you to be courteous to those around you at Mass during the flu season. Some general norms: 1 - Make sure that you wash your hands frequently; 2 - If you are severely ill and are required to stay home, it is not considered sin to miss a Sunday Mass; 3 If you have sneezed or coughed into your hands, it is polite to give a wave or a nod of the head during the sign of peace instead of a handshake; 4 If you feel ill, even just slightly, or have a cold sore, please refrain from drinking from the communal chalice the Catechism of the Catholic Church tells us that receiving only the consecrated host offers us the full Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Christ; and 5 Please do not dispose of used tissues in the hymnal racks we have several angelic volunteers who frequently clean up the church during the week, and we cannot expect these holy people to dispose of our used tissues for us. Thanks in advance for your efforts keep yourself and those around you healthy during this flu season! IN OUR YOUNG ADULT FELLOWSHIP This new parish group is for single Catholics, ages 22-35, who meet monthly for spiritual and social events. To get plugged in to all our events, find us on Facebook (St. Jane's Young Adult Fellowship) or stjaneyaf@gmail.com. POTLUCK Join the St. Jane's young adults for a Fall-themed Potluck on Saturday, October 25, at 1:00 pm. We will meet in the lower room of the Seton Center (at the back of the parking lot). Please sign up via (stjaneyaf@gmail.com) or on the paper at the back of the church to let us know if you're bringing a main dish, side or dessert. ST. PAUL BIBLE STUDY Come study Scripture with other young adults! The Young Adult Fellowship is beginning a six-part Bible study series on St. Paul and the sacraments. Our first meeting will be Tuesday, November 4, at 7:00 pm in the lower room of the Seton Center. We will have handouts with all of the passages, but feel free to bring a Bible. RSVP to stjaneyaf@gmail.com; is recommended but not required. IN OUR BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL Check out the St. Jane de Chantal School website at to get information on admissions, see what each classroom is studying, and more. NEW FAMILY OPEN HOUSE Please plan to visit our school on Tuesday, November 11, from 9:00-11:30 am. All classrooms from PreK through 8th grade will be open for visitors. Applications will be available for the 2015 school year. RESPECT LIFE MONTH The victims of this [throwaway] culture are precisely the weakest and most fragile human beings the unborn, the poorest, the sick and elderly, the seriously handicapped, etc. who are in danger of being thrown away, expelled from a system that must be efficient at all costs. [...] It is necessary to raise awareness and form the lay faithful, in whatever state, especially those engaged in the field of politics, so that they may think in accord with the Gospel and the social doctrine of the church and act consistently by dialoguing and collaborating with those who, in sincerity and intellectual honesty, share if not the faith at least a similar vision of mankind and society and its ethical consequences. Pope Francis, speech to a delegation from the Dignitatis Humanae Institute Dec. 7, 2013

4 OCTOBER 19, 2014 TRIP TO BALTIMORE The fourth grade students shared an inspiring trip to Baltimore. Everyone was so thankful the rain held off as students witnessed the flag presentation at Fort McHenry and enjoyed a tour of the fort. They also strolled the Inner Harbor area and enjoyed a narrated boat ride in Baltimore s harbor, which included historical information about the Star Spangled Banner. JOURNALISM CLUB The Journalism Club had an organizational meeting and assigned reporters their jobs for the year s first issue of..? At this point the school newspaper is nameless. Now that Duke the Dog is our mascot, the paper needs a new title. Students and faculty are voting for names ranging from Puppy Press and Duke s Digest to The Canine Chronicle. The winning name will be announced soon! IN OUR ARCHDIOCESE Visit the Archdiocese of Washington web page at for more information on education, family, youth, social concerns, & other events in the archdiocese. The website also has a media center, which includes social media tools, a YouTube channel, and apps. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS You are invited to come and join a conversation with Archbishop Timothy Broglio, Archbishop of the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA. The discussion will be held on Wednesday, October 29 at 8:00 pm, at the Knights of Columbus Rock Creek Council (5417 West Cedar Lane, Bethesda). The talk will center around what it's like to be a Catholic priest in the military, what the ministry is all about, and the great need to encourage more young men in the seminary to join the ranks of the chaplaincy. Reservations are not required. All are welcome. Light Refreshments will be available and cash bar will open at 7:00 pm. For more information on the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA, visit LEARN, PRAY, VOTE: STRUGGLES FOR MARYLAND S POOR Maryland is the wealthiest state in t h e n at i on, y e t 5 7 5, 00 0 Marylanders more than the entire population of the Eastern Shore live in poverty. Your vote can help to build a society more responsive to the needs of the poor and vulnerable. The November 4 election will determine the Maryland governor, congressional representatives, and the entire Maryland General Assembly. Learn about the issues, pray for guidance, and vote on November 4. Learn more at KEEPING KIDS SAFE Parents, guardians, and other adults who care for children face constant challenges in trying to help keep children safe in today s fast-paced world. The Archdiocese of Washington has created a series of parent guides covering general safety tips, Internet safety, cyber bullying, texting, TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME healthy teen relationships, and the archdiocesan child protection policy. Visit and click on Child Protection. IN OUR AREA MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER Restore, renew and rekindle your marriage at an upcoming Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend. The next Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekends will be November 7-9 in Germantown, Maryland, and November in Herndon, Virginia. For more information and to apply online visit wwme.org, or call , or at applications@welovematrimony.org. RETREAT FOR PEOPLE FACING SERIOUS ILLNESS A retreat special planned for men and women facing serious physical illness will be held at the Dominican Retreat House (Mclean, Virginia), December A team of doctors, nurses, priests, sisters and helpers will be present around the clock. Scheduling allows plenty of time for rest and reflection. This retreat is offered free of charge. It is a non-smoking weekend. Registration closes December 2. If you are interested in attending, call the Dominican Retreat House at , or Doug Sebek at STEWARDSHIP The bishops pastoral letter on stewardship reminds us, Jesus not only calls people to him but also forms them and sends them out in his service. Being sent on a mission is a consequence of being a disciple. PARISH SUPPORT FOR OCTOBER 12, 2014 Youth of Our Parish October 13, 2013 $5, $3, SECOND COLLECTION: WORLD MISSIONS The second collection this Sunday, October 18/19, is the annual World Mission Sunday collection. World Mission Sunday gathers support for the pastoral and evangelizing programs and needs of more than 1,150 mission dioceses in Africa, Asia, the Pacific Islands, and remote regions of Latin America. The funds gathered on World Mission Sunday are distributed in the pope s name by the Society for the Propagation of the Faith a Pontifical Mission Society. POOR BOX Thank you for your contributions of $ to Catholic Charities Sanctuaries for Life. The Poor Box next weekend, October 25/26, will benefit St. Martin s Cloak. In the spirit of St. Martin, who tore his military cloak in half to share with a beggar, St. Martin s Cloak provides financial and other assistance to those in need, particularly those in our parish. Financial assistance is completely confidential. Long term problems are referred to community resources.

5 PARISH CALENDAR Sunday, October 19 Saturday, October CELEBRANTS October 26, 2014 C = Church CH = Caulfield Hall CGS = Gathering Space CLL = Church Lower Lobby CRH = Christopher Hall SMR = Scanlan Meeting Room DCR = De Chantal Room MR = Music Room NMR = Nalls Meeting Room RBR = Rectory Board Room SCH = School SC = Seton Center for Religious Education AF = Athletic Field PG = Parish Grounds SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19 after 8 am, 10 am & 12 pm Masses...Donut Social... CH 9:00 am...parish Choir... MR 11:00 am...family Choir... MR 5:00 pm...cyo Basketball Evaluations... CRH 6:15 pm...bible Study... SC MONDAY, OCTOBER 20 6:00 pm...cadettes Troop 4959 (Grade 8)... NMR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21 4:15 pm...religious Education Grades K-5... SCH 7:00 pm...religious Education Grades SCH 7:00 pm...church History Class... SC WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22 7:00 pm...rcia... SC THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 9:00 am...bible Study... SC 7:00 pm...first Penance Parents... CH 7:00 pm...centering Prayer... SC 7:00 pm...handbell Ensemble... MR 8:00 pm...parish Choir... MR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 6:30 pm...junior Webelos Den... NMR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 6:00 am...that Man Is You... CH 8:00 am...boy Scouts Life to Eagle Training... DCR 5:00 pm Vigil Father Cusick 8:00 am Father McKay 10:00 am Father Giese 12:00 pm Father Cusick 5:00 pm Father Giese LITURGY OF THE WORD October 26, 2014 Reading I Ex 22:20-26 Reading II 1 Thes 1:5c-10 Gospel Mt 22:34-40 For upcoming events & dates, visit & click on Complete Parish Calendar. A HAPPIER H MARRIAGE THROUGH LAUGHTER 1-Day Marriage Retreat Sunday, November 9 1:00 7:00 pm Knights of Columbus Rock Creek Council SAVE THE DATE MASS INTENTIONS Sunday, October 19 Saturday, October 25, 2014 Sunday 8:00 am Parishioners 10:00 am Marlene Brutus/D 12:00 pm Jimmy Jacobin/D 5:00 pm Elsie Pank Monday 8:00 am Eleanor Duymovic/D 11:00 am Brian Smith/D Tuesday 8:00 am Brian Smith/D 11:00 am Anita Errico/D Wednesday 8:00 am Jerry Swift/D 11:00 am Matilde O Brien/D Thursday 8:00 am John Jude O Donnell/D 11:00 am Mary Lawler/D Friday 8:00 am John Kelly/D 11:00 am Ferdinand Echana/L Saturday 8:00 am Agnes McKrisky/D 5:00 pm Nancy Karas/D ALTAR SERVERS Monday, October 20 Sunday, October 26, 2014 Monday 8:00 am E. Dimond, R. Dimond 11:00 am M. Gutierrez, L. West Tuesday 8:00 am S. Flynn, A. Hadigan 11:00 am S. Quirk, N. Rowe Wednesday 8:00 am T. Celeste, K. Celeste 11:00 am M. Durkin, O. Michael Thursday 8:00 am K. McLoughlin, A. McLoughlin 11:00 am M. Merola, T. Shaheen Friday 8:00 am N. Cipollone, L. West 11:00 am N. Rowe, C. Shaheen Saturday 8:00 am M. Flynn, K. Kaproth 5:00 pm A. Hadigan, R. Kramer, L. Morris Sunday 8:00 am C. Besche, E. Dimond, R. Dimond 10:00 am S. Kish, M. Kish, A. Masison 12:00 pm J. Cerritelli, B. McCabe, L. West 5:00 pm M. McLoughlin, M. Suttora, M. Suttora