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S I X T H S U N D A Y O F E A S T E R

M A Y 2 1 , 2 0 1 7 † V O L . 3 1 N O . 2 1

“Let the Church always be a place of mercy and hope, where everyone is welcomed, loved, and forgiven.”

~ Pope Francis

MASS SCHEDULE:

SATURDAY: 5:00 p.m.

SUNDAY: 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.; Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW) (age 4 to grade 4)

CHILDCARE AVAILABLE (infant to age 3)

Third Sunday of every month Praise and Worship Mass 5:00 p.m.

WEEKDAYS: Daily Mass: Monday, Tuesday and Friday 8:30 a.m., St. Joseph’s Chapel

Wednesday, St. Mary, Petersville 9:00 a.m.

Communion Service: Thursday 8:30 a.m., St. Joseph’s Chapel

LITURGY OF THE HOURS: Morning Prayer 9:00 a.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, St. Joseph’s Chapel

HOLY DAYS: Announced on the parish website and in the parish bulletin

RECONCILIATION: Tuesday 6:30 - 8:00 a.m.; Saturday 4:00 - 4:30 p.m.

ROSARY: Every Thursday at 1:00 p.m., St. Joseph’s Chapel

Every 5th Sunday of the month following the 9:00 a.m. Mass, St. Joseph’s Chapel

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: First Monday of the month 9:00 - 10:00 a.m., St. Joseph’s Chapel

Third Tuesday of the Month 7:00 - 8:00 p.m., St. Joseph’s Chapel

OFFICE HOURS: Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Appointments available after hours.

BULLETIN ITEMS: The bulletin is emailed for printing by 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday.

ALL bulletin items must be submitted to Linda Berry, lberry@hfccmd.org, by 9:00 a.m. on Monday.

SACRAMENTS: Information on Sacraments can be found on our website or by calling the parish office.

STAFF

Pastor

Msgr. Robert J. Jaskot

………………………….pastor@hfccmd.org

Pastor Emeritus

Rev. John Charles Moore

Permanent Deacons

George Sisson….gsisson@hfccmd.org

Wayne Matthews

dcnwaynematthews@aol.com

Chuck McCandless

mccandless1109@comcast.net

Director of Parish Operations

Terry Kirby……….....tkirby@hfccmd.org

Director of Music

Katy Hylton……...khylton@hfccmd.org

Director of Youth Formation

Caroline Rohr……...crohr@hfccmd.org

Administrator of Faith Formation

Liz Parrotte…….lparrotte@hfccmd.org

Director of Finance

Karen Nelson…..knelson@hfccmd.org

Director of Pastoral Support

Linda Berry………….lberry@hfccmd.org

Director of Buildings and Grounds

Andy Walter.…….awalter@hfccmd.org

Custodians

John Leasure, Jake Breczinski

Office FAX…….....…......…301-371-6810

St. John’s Regional Catholic School,

Principal

Karen Smith……….…..ksmith@sjrcs.org

Sanctify Christ as Lord in your hearts.

Always be ready to give an explanation to anyone who asks you for a reason for your hope,

but do it with gentleness and reverence,

keeping your conscience clear, so that when you are maligned,

those who defame your good conduct in Christ may themselves be put to shame. 1 Peter 3:15-16

M y Dear Friends in Christ,

These words from our second reading are a great complement to the Gospel we

heard last week. There Jesus reminded us how close He seeks to be to us even and

especially when we are suffering. Jesus wants to be as close to us as He is with the

Father and seeks to be that closeness for us as well. This week, our readings remind

us that this love, this comfort, this closeness is given not only for us but as a founda-

tion for our discipleship. Because God loves each of us so much, because God seeks

to be so close to each of us, we are able and, indeed, responsible, to share the love we

have received.

Our second reading reminds us so beautifully that this is not “pie in the sky” theol-

ogy but is eminently practical. It gives us the reason for our hope and for our service

to others to help them share in that hope. And the call is to do it all with gentleness

toward the other, even with reverence for the presence of God in the other, even when

he or she thinks or acts differently. It’s not easy, especially in the face of derision,

mockery and persecution but Jesus makes it possible.

As we prepare for Pentecost and our celebration of the coming of God’s Spirit, it’s

important to remember the ways God is sharing that Spirit already. Our Confirmation

Candidates were on retreat this weekend, experiencing the love of God in a new and

radical way. Many of our young people made their First Communions. We have cele-

brated baptisms and weddings this Spring. Each of these celebrations are tangible

signs of the Presence of the Spirit. But’s that’s not all – there are so many other ways

God seeks to pour out the Spirit upon us to transform our lives. It is my hope in the

near future to be able to share the stories of some of these transformations. It is a

blessing to hear the witnesses and testimonies of others that remind us that we are

not alone on the journey. Stay tuned…

Please know of my special prayers for you and your families this past week. I wrote

this from the Jesuit Retreat Center in Wernersville, Pennsylvania. I was there on re-

treat, my first in many, many years. I’ve always been “too busy” to take the retreat that

the Church demands of Her priests – kept putting it off. This past year though, was a

difficult one for me and I realized how much I needed the time away dedicated solely

to prayer and to deepening my relationship with God. I realized how wise the Church

is in asking this of me and how essential this is if I am to be, first and foremost, a man

of prayer. My retreat is being led by Father Josh Laws who was with us two summers

ago. You may recall that he returned to Rome and completed his degree in spirituali-

ty. He is an excellent guide, walking me through the Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignati-

us. A grace and a blessing to me in so many ways. I look forward to sharing some of

the fruits of this in the near future. Please continue to keep me in your prayers.

Peace,

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PRAYERS FOR THE SICK

MAY OUR PRAYERS BRING THEM COMFORT, HOPE AND HEALING

PRAYERS FOR THE NEWLY BAPTIZED

PRAYERS FOR THOSE CURRENTLY

SERVING /SUPPORTING OUR MILITARY OVERSEAS

Prayer Line Contact - Margy Burns 301-293-2621 or mmphil-

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Hospital Visits/Communion Calls - Kindly call the parish office.

SAYING GOODBYE TO KATY HYLTON,

OUR MUSIC DIRECTOR

Katy Hylton has accepted an offer by the

School of Music of the University of Maryland to fill one of the

two spots in their doctoral program for choral conducting. We

wish her well and know that she will excel in this endeavor. Katy

will be with us full time through June, and will continue to support

us as she is able while we seek to secure her successor. We will

miss Katy tremendously!

LOWER LEVEL UPDATE

Our renovation of the lower level is back on track and we hope to

begin the construction efforts in June to be ready to use the

space beginning in September. The plans have been re-

engineered and modified to be more functional and cost effective

and will now include necessary storage space.

ALPHA UPDATE

Fr. Rob, Terry Kirby, Karen Nelson, Caroline Rohr and 3 members

of our Alpha team were in London recently at an Alpha Leader-

ship conference paid for by a generous donor (spouses who at-

tended are paid for themselves). It was a great opportunity put on

by the people who created and still direct the Alpha program.

Together with other parishes and churches from the United States

and around the world, we learned how to build better on the

great foundation that Alpha provides a community. You can read

more about it here: http://alpha.org/events/lc17.

STAFF CHANGES

In an effort to make the best use of the combined staffs of Holy

Family and St. Francis-St. Mary and move forward with the evan-

gelization efforts that we have been challenged with by Archbish-

op Lori, the following changes in responsibilities have been made.

These changes will allow both parishes to operate more efficiently

and reduce duplication of efforts.

Ed Haynes, will oversee Grades K-6 faith formation at both par-

ishes and his office has been relocated to Holy Family. Caroline

Rohr will have responsibility for grades 7-8, TYM (grades 9-12)

and young adults. Liz Parrotte will focus on communications and

will continue her role as the screening coordinator. Rosie Burkey

will split her time between both parishes and will be responsible

for the presider schedule and support the Faith Formation office

administratively. Faye Williams will be relocated to Holy Family

and will assume responsibility for special projects. Jacob Brec-

zinski has come on board in the custodial area. In addition to

these changes, 3 volunteers have been added to the parish staff:

Kathy Hofer is working with the ministries and volunteers, Car-

olyn Kilonsky is overseeing the training of new leaders for Alpha

and also helping out in other areas as needed, and Laurel Swenc-

ki is overseeing Alpha.

As our staffs continue to merge, roles will continue to evolve and

change. Your patience and understanding is appreciated as we go

through this process and we will keep you updated as changes

occur. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

Congratulations to those who received

their First Communion this weekend.

Sebastian Casey

Isabela Piccolo

Kiera Kincaid

Catholic Schools

St. John Regional Catholic School

Applications for Pre-K – 8th Grade now being accepted for the

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fireworks, and much more - a crab feast and trivia night at

6p.m. All are welcome! You can order tickets through the

school office or on our website www.sjrcs.org/springfair. Ad-

mission to the park is free.

Go to www.sjrcs.org/summercamp for more information or to

register for camp.

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St. Francis, St. Mary, and Holy Family, pastorate (group of parish-

es) focused on the mission of Jesus Christ to go make disciples,

has the following job opportunities. For each position, we are

seeking a faith-filled and joyous person with effective communi-

cation skills, able to share the Good News of Jesus. The ideal

candidates should also be an active disciple with a deep faith

and prayer life, called to a ministry of service. More information

can be found on our website. If interested, please send resume

to knelson@hfccmd.org.

Associate Director of Finance

Duties include accounts receivable, accounts payable, payroll,

bank reconciliations, preparing and distributing reports, and

posting to the finance system. Experience with Excel and Quick-

books preferred.

Director of Worship

Duties include cultivating and developing the liturgical life of the

pastorate, oversee liturgical preparation, coordinate liturgical

ministers, plan music, and educating and evangelizing the com-

munity. The ideal candidate should have 3-5 yrs. of experience

and knowledge of Catholic liturgy.

Director of Music Ministry

Duties include all music associated with worship, religious edu-

cation, social ministry, and evangelization. The ideal candidate

should have a BA in music, proficient on piano and/or voice,

comfortable working with all ages, and possess knowledge of

Catholic liturgy.

Job Opportunities at Holy Family

Because of persistent prob-

lems in getting the cloths

picked up in a timely man-

ner and repeated attempts

to get better service from

the contractor; we have had

to have the St. Vincent de

Paul bin removed from our

parking lot. We are explor-

ing other options. In the

meantime you are urged to consider donating your gently

used cloths and shoes of all sizes to the Middletown Com-

munity Closet an outreach of Zion Lutheran Church on West

Main in Middletown.

The Clothes Closet is open every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11

a.m. Drop your donations at the Clothes Closet on Mon-

days and Saturdays from 9 a.m. till 11 a.m.

Middletown Community Clothes Closet

This Week at a Glance (Subject to Change)

Sunday, May 21

11:00 a.m. Confirmandi Return from Retreat– Church

5:00 p.m. Praise & Worship Mass – Church

Monday, May 22

7:30 p.m. Liturgy Committee Meeting – Conference Room

Tuesday, May 23

6:30 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation – until 8:00 a.m.

11:30 a.m. Alpha Session – Legacy 1

7:00 p.m. Knights of Columbus – Legacy

7:00 p.m. Finance Committee Meeting – Borders Room

7:00 p.m. RCIA Team Meeting – Conference Room

7:00 p.m. Catechist Meeting – Narthex

7:30 p.m. Adult Choir Rehearsal – Church

Wednesday, May 24

10:00 a.m. New Member Committee Meeting – Library

5:00 p.m. Sisson Small Group – Conference Room

7:00 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary Meeting – Legacy 1

7:00 p.m. Saint Teresa of Calcutta Conference - St. Vincent de

Paul– St. Mary House, Petersville

Thursday, May 25

1:00 p.m. Rosary – Chapel

1:30 p.m. Over 55 Group – Narthex

6:30 p.m. Alpha Session – Legacy 1

7:30 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 217 – Lower Level

Child & Youth Protection Policy

The Archdiocese of Baltimore and Holy Family Catholic Com-

munity are committed to providing our children and youth

with a safe and healthy environment. For more information

visit our website at the following link: http://www.hfccmd.org/

child-and-youth-protection-policy-stand-certification.

Our poor box is for St. Vincent de Paul Society. This organi-

zation is directed by volunteers who work to provide emergen-

cy assistance for any person in need in the area. Located at St.

John’s in Frederick, they are supported by all the Catholic

churches in Frederick County.

Our poor box next week is for Frederick Community Action

Agency, which provides free prescription assistance, medical

care, soup kitchen, food bank, and outreach to the poor and

needy.

Poor Box

Daily Mass Schedule

Readings for the Week of May 21

Monday, 5/22 Acts 16: 11-15 / Jn 15: 26-16: 4a

Tuesday, 5/23 Acts 16: 22-34 / Jn 16: 5-11

Wed, 5/24 Acts 17: 15, 22-18: 1 / Jn 16: 12-15

Thursday, 5/25 Acts 18: 1-8 / Jn 16: 16-20

Friday, 5/26 Acts 18: 9-18 / Jn 16: 20-23

Saturday, 5/27 Acts 18: 23-28 / Jn 16: 23b-28

Sunday, 5/28 Acts 1: 1-11/ Eph 1: 17-23 / Mt 28: 16-20

MASS INTENTIONS This Week

Mon, 5/22 & Tues, 5/23 - 8:30 a.m. Daily Mass

Wed, 5/24 - 9:00 a.m. Daily Mass at St. Mary, Petersville

Thurs, 5/25 - 8:30 a.m. Communion Service

Fri, 5/26 - 8:30 a.m. Daily Mass

Sat 5/20 5:00p.m. People of Holy Family

Sun 5/21 9:00a.m. Harmon Burns (D) Sandy Phillips

11:00a.m. Mayor Bill Hudnut (D) Patty Power

5:00 p.m. Mother’s Day Novena

Mon 5/22 8:30 a.m. Mother’s Day Novena

Tues 5/23 8:30 a.m. Mother’s Day Novena

Wed 5/24 9:00 a.m. Mother’s Day Novena

Fri 5/26 8:30 a.m. Louis & Frank Bellotte (D) Roslind Ferrone

Sat 5/27 5:00p.m. Mother’s Day Novena

Sun 5/28 9:00a.m. David Dean (D) The Call Family

11:00a.m. People of Holy Family The Field of Hope Growing Project is a joint effort of sev-

eral local churches and is affiliated with the Food Re-

source Bank (FRB), a national organization whose mission

is to alleviate world hunger by globally connecting local

communities through agriculture. Catholic Relief Services

is a member of the FRB and Holy Family is one of the

area churches to sponsor this growing project. The Bless-

ing of the Seed service will take place Sunday, May 21st at

3:00 pm. Please visit our website for more information on

the service and how you can help.

Blessing of the Growing Seed

Half an Hour -- Once a Month

St. James in Boonsboro will have the monthly Taize prayer

service on Friday, May 26, at 7:00 pm. This quiet, meditative,

candlelit service, helps quiet distractions in our minds and

listen to the Holy Spirit. Sitting in the presence of Christ in

the Blessed Sacrament, we hear scripture from the coming

Sunday's Mass, then sing (or just listen to) a short, simple

song that repeats meditatively, and keep ourselves in silence.

Please call Barbara at 703-297-5571 with questions.

Taize Prayer Service

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