JANUARY 21, Deacons Rev. Mr. Jim Walter Rev. Mr. Paul Antor Rev. Mr. Harve Becker. Parish Office Hours. Mass Schedule.

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1 28 Sumter Avenue Summerville, SC Phone: (843) Fax: (843) Msgr. Chet Moczydlowski, D.Min. Pastor Fr. Jacob Joseph, I JANUARY 21, 2018 Parochial Vicar Deacons Rev. Mr. Jim Walter Rev. Mr. Paul Antor Rev. Mr. Harve Becker Parish Office Hours Monday - Thursday 9:30AM - 3:30 PM Friday 9:30AM - 1:00PM Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil 5:30PM 7:30, 9:30 & 11:30AM Monday through Friday Please see Parish Calendar on last page. Reconciliation Saturday 4:00 5:00PM Summerville Catholic School 226 Black Oak Blvd., Summerville, SC Like us on Facebook at: facebook.com/ StJohnBelovedSC MISSION STATEMENT Our mission, as rooted in our baptismal call, is to live and share the message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the fullness of our Catholic Church.

2 General Information PARISH INFORMATION Church Phone: (843) Fax: (843) WEBSITE: ** AFTER HOURS ** Please call the office number for staff referrals. PARISH STAFF EXT Rev. Msgr. Chet Moczydlowski, Pastor 10 Fr. Jacob Joseph, Parochial Vicar 10 Rev. Mr. Jim Walter, Deacon 10 Rev. Mr. Paul Antor, Deacon 10 Rev. Mr. Harve Becker, Deacon 10 Sr. Carol Gnau, SSND, Pastoral Associate 17 Mrs. Jan Antor, Pastoral Minister 20 Mr. Bryan Burnett, Pastoral Minister 10 Mrs. Dianna Mahoney, Pastoral Admin. 11 Ms. Rhoda Hiott, Secretary 10 Mrs. Stephanie Sharib, Media Coordinator 10 Mr. Chad Pressley, Facilities Manager 23 PARISH MEMBERSHIP Active members of our parish are identified by their generosity of time, talent and treasure. Stewardship is determined by: 1) Being properly registered and active for at least three months; 2) Faithful participation at liturgies; 3) Regular and identifiable support of the parish; These criteria are used to verify parishioner status for: sponsorship; participation in sacramental, educational, pastoral and social ministries, activities and enrichment programs; and use of facilities and services. Catholic School families requesting parish verification please visit the Catholic Schools page of our website for detailed requirements. Daily Scripture Readings Available on our web site, on the parish information page, and also at usccb.org. PARISH SERVICES SVdP ~ The direct Helpline Number for St. Vincent de Paul Society is Baptism ~ The next parental prep session will be held at 6:30 pm, Wednesday, Februrary 14th in the Church Commons. After attending this session, Baptisms may be scheduled during a daily or weekend Mass (outside of Advent & Lent), as well as at 11 am or 7 pm on Saturday, or 1pm on. Please register for the session by contacting the parish office. Godparents and grandparents are also welcome. Marriage ~ Engaged couples should contact Deacon Jim Walter at deaconjim@sjbsummerville.org to set an appointment to begin the process of preparation at least six months prior to the date of marriage. Miraculous Medal Novena ~ Mondays at. Rosary ~ in the Chapel at 9:45 on Friday. Anointing of the Sick and Pastoral Visitation ~ To arrange for a priest, deacon or lay minister to visit a loved one who is sick, homebound, or hospitalized, please contact the parish office. Because of HIPAA policies, a hospital cannot notify the church, so a family member must take the initiative. Anointing is also offered following Mass. An immediate response is not always possible, so don t wait until a crisis occurs! Children's Liturgy of the Word ~ celebrated during the 9:30 & 11:30 Mass each for youngsters in Kindergarten through Grade 4. Nursery ~ A Nursery is offered for children 1-3 years old in Madden Hall during the 9:30 & 11:30 Masses. Early Childhood Faith Formation ~ for children 3-5 years of age in Madden Hall during the 9:30 Mass. Meals on Wheels ~ Delivers between 11:15am 12:30pm. Call Leslie at to volunteer. Centering Prayer Group ~ Meets first Saturday of each month 10am Noon, in Madden Hall. Please contact Ken at , kenmartinelli@att.net or Helen at , hdeck@knology.net for information. Lucis Via ~ Young Adults Ages at LucisVia.com or LucisViaNorthArea@outlook.com. Tri-County Catholic Fellowship ~ Age 50+ contact mwildhorn@yahoo.com or Our Advertisers ~ Please patronize the businesses who support our parish by advertising on the bulletin cover. Mention that you saw their ad at SJB. Knights of Columbus Council #6629 ~ Please contact George Mezzinger 843) for information.

3 FIRST RECONCILIATION Saturday, January 20th 10:00 am O n January 20th, 35 children will be making their First Reconciliation here at St. John the Beloved. Please hold the children and their families in your prayers as they finish their last week of preparation for this wonderful celebration of the Sacrament of Reconciliation. CONNOR BARRON EMILY BONACCI KINNICK CAHILL ADDISON CAPEDER COLE CHACON MARLEY COLLINS JULIA CURTIN CHRIS GIFFORD KERRY GIFFORD MATTHEW GILMER SARAH GONZALEZ NICHOLAS GRIFFITH HAELYNN GRUELL NOAH HOBBS OWEN KEEVERN MASON LEMBKE ALLISON LEMONS NICHOLAS MARTINEZ-LANDETE ROSARIO MARTINEZ-LANDETE GRACE MAHON CAROLINE MCWETHY JOHN NELCOSKI GAVIN POWERS MIA REED JULIANNA RIVERA NICHOLAS RIVERA DOMINICK ROSE OLIVIA SHORT JACOB SMILEY GABRIELLA STAROPOLI TARLETON THIESSEN SOPHIA THILL JUSTUS VAN BEEK MIA VEGA MICHAELA ZOKLE Hibernian Breakfast - TODAY!! Join the Hibernians as they offer a free breakfast after all Masses on today in Madden Hall. Sincere thanks for their generous efforts! All Are Welcome! PARISH DIRECTORIES HAVE ARRIVED! Stop in to the Hibernian Breakfast to pick yours up! Church in Latin America Next week s special collection will benefit the Church in Latin America (CLA). The Church in the United States has a long history of sharing our faith in Jesus Christ with the people of Latin America and the Caribbean. In 1965, the Bishops of the United States created the Latin America Committee and an annual national collection to support the work of the Church in Latin America. This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of its their creation. The 2018 campaign highlights the faith of Latin America and the many opportunities we have to share faith with them. We also recognize the tremendous benefit of having our Latin American brothers and sisters in the Church and the revitalization their fervor brings to the faith. In addition to offering our help and support to the people of Latin America, we have much to learn from them. Please be Generous! SCS Annual Ladle Contest January 27th Following the 5pm Mass at Immaculate Conception Church In Goose Creek Please join Summerville Catholic as each homeroom class competes for the Golden Ladle award! With the help of volunteers, students lovingly prepare a delicious soup, chowder or chili for you to taste and vote on your favorite. Tickets will be available at the door for $5 and include unlimited soup, rolls and butter, cookies, lemonade, iced tea and water. Pizza will be on sale for $1 per slice. Voting tickets are $0.50 each or 3 for $1. Please come and show your support to our Summerville Catholic School students!

4 10 Commandments of Church Etiquette It seems there is an increasing disrespect for God and the Community occurring during the liturgy. The basic idea of how we should behave in Church is summed up by the Second Council of Lyons, A.D. 1274: It is fitting that He Whose abode has been established in peace should be worshipped in peace and with due reverence. Churches, then, should be entered humbly and devoutly; behavior inside should be calm, pleasing to God, bringing peace to the beholders, a source not only of instruction but of mental refreshment. Those who assemble in church should extol with an act of special reverence that Name which is above every Name, than which no other under Heaven has been given to people, in which believers must be saved, the Name, that is, of Jesus Christ, Who will save His people from their sins. Each should fulfill in himself that which is written for all, that at the Name of Jesus every knee should bow; whenever that glorious Name is recalled, especially during the sacred Mysteries of the Mass, everyone should bow the knees of his heart, which he can do even by a bow of his head. In churches the sacred solemnities should possess the whole heart and mind; the whole attention should be given to prayer. Below are some guidelines that we ask you consider when attending Mass: 1. Please do your best to arrive at church on time, or even better, before the service starts. If you arrive after the liturgy has begun, please stop and assess what is going on before looking for a seat. If there is silence, like before the penitential rite or prayer, then pause where you are and wait for the congregation s next movement, like standing or being seated. 2. Before entering the church, please either put your cell phone on silent or turn it off. It is not acceptable to answer your phone during Mass. If there is an emergency, please step out of the church to take the call. 3. When you first enter the Church, please be observant of how others are behaving. We prefer that you enter quietly and remain reverently silent out of respect for God. Once the service starts, pay attention to the flow of the liturgy. 4. You should not leave the Church during prayers, the reading of the Scripture, the Homily or the Consecration. We ask that you remain in church until the closing hymn has been sung. There will be times when a person needs to leave unexpectedly. When this occurs, please do so as discreetly as possible, with the least amount of disruption to the service and the least amount of distraction to your fellow parishioners. 5. You should fast for one hour before receiving Communion, and should refrain from receiving the Eucharist if you are in a state of mortal sin. If circumstance prevents you from receiving Communion, you are invited to approach the altar for a blessing. Indicate this to the Minister of the Eucharist by touching your index finger to your lips. 6. Please do not leave following communion. Would you eat a meal in a person s home and walk out of the house after eating the last bite without giving thanks for what you have received? Be considerate of God and the Church by staying until the end of Mass. 7. Children should be respectful during Mass. If seated in the Church, please be mindful of those around you. If a child becomes too disruptive please go to the Commons or outside as quietly as possible. Once the child has calmed down, you may return to the Church. It is never appropriate to allow a child to run down or play in the aisles. In addition, toys that make noise are not permitted in church. Children should be taken to the restroom before church begins so as not to disrupt the liturgy. Should a young child need a snack, please be sure that all trash is removed. Chewing gum is never permitted in Church. 8. Dress appropriately. While the Church does not impose a dress code, how we dress is a sign of how important we consider coming to Mass. Men should not wear a hat or cap inside the church building. No one should wear sunglasses in the church unless for health reasons. 9. Please try to have your offering prepared before you get to church and ready to put in the basket at the appropriate time. How much to give is left to your discretion, as we are not bound by the Old Testament laws of tithing, but are bound, as a precept of the Church, to support the Church. We ask that you please use your offertory envelopes or indicate your parishioner number in the memo of your checks. 10. When in doubt, ASK! Our greeters, Mass Coordinators, Ushers and Sacristans are happy to help! Thank You, for your Cooperation!

5 Reading Buddies Volunteers Needed Reading buddies is a program in which two or more individuals read together. Reading to young students can help them develop a love of reading and a greater motivation to read. Young students also read to their older buddies each week, as this allows younger readers to feel a sense of accomplishment while they build fluency. For more information, please contact Dan & MaryAnn Heagerty at: or daheagerty@gmail.com. Food Pantry Our parish pantry is in need of nonperishable proteins. These items include, but are not limited to: SPAM, Vienna Sausages, Canned Tuna, Canned Chicken Breast, Chili with Meat and Soups containing meat. We could also use peanut butter and boxed milk such as Parmalat. Reusable cloth grocery bags are also a huge help. We greatly appreciate all of your assistance with our food pantry, please note we cannot accept any clothing (new or used), any outdated or expired items, furniture, medications, religious medals, Mass enrollments, novena booklets or other religious items. Donations may be brought to Sr. Carol in Madden Hall. Thank you for helping us help others! Mepkin Abbey Lecture Friday, February 2, :00 to 4:00 PM Paul Wilkes, author of Beyond the Walls, will give a lecture on his latest book, Your Second to Last Chapter. Cost is $10, payable at the door. For more information, go to the Mepkin Abbey Website WE EXTEND SINCERE SYMPATHY to the friends and families of: JERRY O TOOLE Father of Kathy, Laurie, Chrissie & Terry May he rest in the peace of Christ In communion with the choirs of Angels and Saints! Tri-County Catholic Vacation BibleFellowship School All Catholic single adults, age 50+, are June 12-16th cordially invited to Grab join the Tri-County We are Collecting Gear for VBS! a donation recatholic Fellowship Group, on quest form from the easel in the Commons Area and Saturday, February forattach the return the item(s) needed by June3,4th2018,. Please Mass St. Theresa The the gear to the item. Vigil We are alsoatlooking for several miscellaneous items; with cleandinner out your area and Little Flower Church and craft fellowship to help the kids for VBS. Items needed include: follow at the Dog and Duck Restaurant in Adhesiveplease gems contact to Mr. J. Summerville. If interested, Ribbon Shannon Hurley: Twine or jshannonh@gmail.com. Pipe cleaners Pom pom balls Yarn Scraps of cloth Sick Homebound Its&not too latevisitation to register, visit: If you or someone you know is sick or homebound and would like visitation, Orcall contact Jessica Hobbs at or please Sr. Carol Gnau at , jsvize01@yahoo.com. or cgnau@sjbsummerville.org Children s Offertory Envelopes Offertory envelopes for children are available in the Church Commons. This is a great opportunity to teach children the stewardship of giving. World Wide Marriage Encounter For the world in its present form is passing away. If change in our lives is our lot, let us learn how to change with and for our spouses by participating in a Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME) weekend. The next weekends is February 2-4, in Clemmons, NC. Early sign up is recommended. For more information visit our website at: or call CONGRATULATIONS To the Newest Member of our Christian Family TESSA MARGARET CUNNINGHAM daughter of Ryan and Nina May she and her family grow in wisdom and grace all their days!

6 Administration Ministry Referrals Office Assistance Parish Staff Faith Formation Adult Faith Formation Children s Liturgy* Nursery* RCIA/RCIC Student Faith Formation* Safety/VIRTUS* Vacation Bible School* Youth Ministry* Liturgical Ministries Eucharistic Ministers* Gift Bearers Greeters Lectors Servers (for adults*) Ushers Community Building Cursillo Couple to Couple Family Counseling Hospitality Teams Liturgical Receptions Men s Prayer Group MOPs New Members Welcome Parish Events Team Photography Senior Exercise Group Senior Luncheon Women s Club Young Adults Music Ministries Adult Choir Cantor/Song Leader Children s Choir Hand Bell Choir Instrumentalists Resurrection Choir * Indicates a requirement for Safe Haven and/or Background Screening Prayer & Worship Altar Guild Centering Prayer Liturgical Arts Miraculous Medal Novena Discipleship Al-Anon Bereavement Catholic Scouting Ecumenism Facilities Management Habitat for Humanity Health Ministry & Parish Nurses Kairos K of C Meals on Wheels Ministry of Care Outreach for the Hungry Prison Ministry Respect Life Special Needs SVdP Scripture Reflection Come after me, and I will make you fishers of men. With these words, Jesus invites Simon (Peter) and his brother Andrew to follow Him and be His disciples. We often speak of the subtleties of translation. In the original Greek in which St. Mark wrote his Gospel, a better translation would be, Come after me, and I will make you become fishers of men. It is the beginning of a process. We are called to that same process. It is not as if it happens quite suddenly. It happens over time, and it is a progression. If we are to be fishers of men, we are to be evangelizers and disciples of the Lord, and we are to represent what it means to be part of the Kingdom of God. Of course, Simon and Andrew abandoned their nets and followed him. It may be more difficult for us to abandon our nets so to speak, but it does prompt us that we need to make major changes in our lives if we are going to follow Jesus. Simon and Andrew, and then James and John, were common men, normal people. They had no theological credentials nor did they have any special status in the world. Most of us are similar. Jesus did not select them (or us) for who they were. He called them for what He could do through them. It is the same with each of us. Yes, we are called, but in order to really fulfill our calling we need to follow and trust in Jesus. Outreach Ministry, January 21st: : Cook team 1: The Peterson s team, making Macaroni Casserole. Meet in Madden Hall kitchen at 8:30am. Bring a bag of cooked elbow macaroni. Monday, January 22nd: Serving team 2: The Bode s team. Meet in Madden Hall at 10:00AM. Serving Macaroni Casserole. If you are interested in helping in this rewarding ministry, please contact MaryAnn Schoch at: or maschoch093@att.net. Fishing for People Ministry of Care - Hospital Ministry 1/21 Bill Stasiek 1/28 David Oberstar 2/4 Dan Brady 2/11 Christine Halsey 2/18 James Hughes 2/25 Rob McAnnar 3/4 Harve Becker 3/11 Bonnie Templeton If you are interested in helping in this rewarding ministry, please contact Deacon Harve at: (843) or deaconharve@sjbsummerville.org.

7 INTENTIONS, JANUARY 20TH - 28TH FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP Presiders: Msgr. Chet Moczydlowski, Fr. Jacob Joseph, Fr. John Dux REGISTERED HOUSEHOLDS 1,717 1/14 Basket Online Weekly Total $ 20, $ 5, $ 25, TOTAL TITHE: $1,605 Monday This week s special collection will benefit St. Vincent de Paul Next week s special appeal will benefit Church in Latin America Special Collection Property Improvement 1/14 Saturday $ 1, Sincere thanks for your generous support. Please remember St. John the Beloved in your estate planning. Each gift matters! 7:30am Joseph Rigoroso + Heather Woy + JD Irene Cuzzone + Yolanda Howard + Lynn Peverly + Tuesday Wednesday Vivina Saldana Doroja + Thursday Michael Santangelo + Friday Steve Hazy + Saturday 4:00pm confessions Joseph Anthony Magnotta + 7:30am JD Denise M. Brunner + Robert Wing, Sr. + Clarence Daigle + SJB Parishioners Liturgical Ministries Schedule Date Liturgical Calendar Team 1/28/18 4th of Ordinary Time D 2/04/18 5th of Ordinary Time A 2/11/18 6th of Ordinary Time B 2/14/18 Ash Wednesday Sign Up Monday January Ordinary III 7:30, 9:30,11:30 Al-Anon Miraculous Medal Novena Hibernian Breakfast CLW & RCIA 10:30am Confirmation Prep Day of Reflection Tuesday 23 High School & Middle School Faith Formation Outreach Serving Handbell Choir An Introduction to St. Paul Faith Formation 4:30-5:45pm & SCS 25 Friday 26 Saturday 27 Confessions 4:00pm Ordinary IV Scripture Study & Rosary ALPHA Mass Coordinator Meeting Altar Guild Youth Band Choir Practice SVdP CLW & RCIA 10:30am Al-Anon Men s Fellowship Miraculous Medal Novena Faith Formation 4:30-5:45pm & SCS Handbell Choir Marriage Series 6:15PM An Introduction to St. Paul Thursday Men s Prayer Group 7:00am Marriage Series 6:15PM Ordinary IV 7:30, 9:30,11:30 High School & Middle School Faith Formation Wednesday Men s Prayer Group 7:00am February 1 2 Men s Fellowship 7:30am Centering Prayer Scripture Study & Eucharistic Adoration -8:00pm Confessions 4:00pm Rosary Ordinary V ALPHA Young Adult Meeting Choir Practice 3 Altar Guild Youth Band Altar Server Appreciation Dinner 6:30pm