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Saint Ignatius of Loyola Catholic Community
4103 Prices Distillery Road Ijamsville, Maryland 21754
Phone : 301-695-8845 Fax : 301-695-0259
www.e-stignatius.org
April 29, 2018 ~ Year B Fifth Sunday of Easter
Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:30 PM Sunday Masses: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM and 12:00 Noon Weekday Masses: Tuesday through Friday 8:45 AM, in the Country Church Communion Service: Mondays 8:45 AM in the Country Church Holy Day Masses: Consult the Bulletin.
Mass Times
Seventh and eighth graders in our Wednesday evening Faith Formation session made Chicken & Rice Casseroles to donate to Our Daily Bread Soup Kitchen in Baltimore. Monthly, parish volunteers prepare the casseroles in their homes, and bring them to our parish kitchen to be stored until another volunteer delivers them to ODB. The extra casseroles prepared by Faith Formation students will help to supplement the number prepared by parishioners in their homes this month. There is always a need for more casseroles, and the pans with an easy-to-follow recipe are available in the back of the church.
April 29, 2018 ~ Year B Fifth Sunday of Easter
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~~~~A NOTE FROM OUR PASTORA NOTE FROM OUR PASTORA NOTE FROM OUR PASTORA NOTE FROM OUR PASTOR~~~~
As I have shared in the last two bulle�ns, we have taken a significant step in implemen�ng our parish’s Master Plan. Over the past five years, we have examined the present physical needs of our parish and have taken into considera�on the future needs of the parish, given the building of new homes in our area. A)er examining the possible op�ons, members of our Parish’s Finance Commi+ee, our parish’s present and past corpora-tors, the members of our Parish Council, staff members and I, working with representa�ves of the Archdiocese and with the ap-proval and support of Archbishop William Lori, have made a deci-sion to build a new church on our Ijamsville campus. The new church will seat some 800 people and will be constructed on the field between the present Polk Hall and Route 80. The present Polk Hall will become the narthex of our new church and also, when needed, provide overflow sea�ng. Our current church will become the new Polk Hall, provid-ing our parish a much larger hall for church ac�vi�es and much needed storage space. The plan includes an enclosed walkway linking the new church and the new Polk Hall. In addi�on, 81 more parking spaces will be created as well as two family restrooms. In the second week of May you will be receiving in the mail materials with addi�onal informa�on on the project.
Members of our Parish’s Hai� Commi+ee will have their annual Shredding Event Fundraiser this coming Saturday, May 5
th,
from 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon on our western parking lot. All are invited to bring paper documents to be shredded and to support the needs of our Sister Parish of Immaculate Concep�on in Villard, Hai�.
Our Parish’s Annual Plant Sale begins this Friday, May 4th
from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The plant sale con�nues on Saturday, May 5
th, and on Sunday, May 6
th. Flowering plants for plan�ng,
and in containers for porches and pa�os, vegetable plants, herbs and mulch will all be available for purchase! Blessings,
Fr. Mike
This Week at St. Ignatius
Sunday, April 29 8:15 AM Faith Formation Bldg C 10:00 AM Faith Formation Bldg C 7:30 PM Field of Honor Meeting MC Monday, April 30 8:45 AM Communion Service CC 9:00 AM Holy Dustbusters CH 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM Eucharistic Adoration CC 4:45 PM Faith Formation Bldg C 6:10 PM Young Catholis Choir CH 6:30 PM Healing Prayer Ministry Parlor 7:00 PM RCIA CLR 114B 7:00 PM Venture Crew CLR 118A Tuesday, May 1 8:45 AM Mass CC 10:00 AM Adult Bible Study SH 4:45 PM Faith Formation Bldg C 7:00 PM Faith Formation Bldg C 7:30 PM Adult Confirmation CLR 114B 7:30 PM Men’s Choir Rehearsal CH Wednesday, May 2 8:45 AM Mass CC 6:00 PM Youth Band Practice CH 6:30 PM Boy Scout Troop Meeting SH 6:30 PM Faith Formation Bldg C 7:00 PM GriefShare MC Thursday, May 3 8:45 AM Mass CC 7:00 PM Deaf Bible Study CLR 110 7:30 PM Liturgical Choir Rehearsal CH Friday, May 4 8:45 AM Mass CC 9:00 AM Bulletin Stuffers CR 9:00 AM Parish Plant Sale Outside of SH 5:00 PM Building Fund Bingo SH Saturday, May 5 9:00 AM Adult Bible Study MC 9:00 AM Haiti Committee Shred Event Lower Parking Lot 9:00 AM Parish Plant Sale outside of SH 5:00 PM Cinco de Mayo Dinner SH KIT Knights of Columbus Chicken Dinners-to-Go After all Masses this weekend.
CC Country Church CH Ijamsville Church CR Conference Room CLR Classroom GR Growing Room MC Media Center SH Polk Social Hall
Members of Cub Scout Pack #796 visited the St. Ignatius Graveyard recently as a requirement for a badge.
April 29, 2018 ~ Year B Fifth Sunday of Easter
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION After 5:30pm Mass or by appointment. COMMUNION CALLS To arrange for pastoral visits of communion to be brought to the sick or homebound, please call the Parish Office. EMERGENCIES If no one is available at the Parish Office, you may call Fr. Michael Jendrek at 301-865-5783. SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION Call the Parish Office to inquire about requirements, criteria, and schedules regarding BAPTISM, RECONCILIATION, EUCHARIST, CONFIRMATION, and MARRIAGE. Couples preparing for marriage should contact the Parish Office at least nine months in advance. FAITH FORMATION Classes available for pre-school through adults. Call the Faith Formation Office for program details and times. YOUTH MINISTRY Formation, social and services activities for High School and Middle School youth available through out the year. Call the Faith Formation Office for program details and check the bulletin for upcoming events. REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL St. John's Regional Catholic School in Frederick, Maryland, provides formal Catholic schooling for area children from Pre-K through grade 8. Website www.sjrcs.org or call 301-662-6722. NEW PARISHIONER REGISTRATION Newcomers to our community are cordially invited to attend our services and to consider participating fully in the life of our parish by registering as a member. Registration forms may be found online or call the parish office for more information. RITES OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION Those who are curious and may wish to know more about the Catholic Faith, have questions answered, or renew their faith in the Roman Catholic traditions, may call the office for information about programs available in our parish. PRAYER CHAIN Through a network, special intentions are offered in prayer. Contact Pat Felsh 240-446-9559 or Mary Jo Rucker 301-363-8835.
We Pray for HealingWe Pray for HealingWe Pray for HealingWe Pray for Healing We Pray in Hope that God’s healing power may touch those who are sick, especially Bob Babb, Karen Pollizzi Bailey, Marian Banfield, Olga “Micki” Barnes, Teri Beach, Pam Beasley, Meredith Bishop, Michael Blessing, Sylvia Brandt, Andy Broden, Kathy Buckley, Therese Butler, John Carey, Joann Carmer, Kevin Carson, Keith Casey, Larry Chambers, Angelo Cioffi, Mary Ellen Clyne, Keegan Coleman, Debbie Corsetti, Dennis family, Sarah Dirndorfer, Susan Dirndorfer, Julian Einsel, Nick Felsh, Mary Fisher, Timothy Fisher, David Fitch, Phyllis Franklin, Mark Furnari, Baby Wren Galvas, Virginia Gaver, Tom George, Jackie Grass, Joan Grass, Kelly Gronsky, Dolores Guarino, John & Vicky Haines, Alex Harris, Dylan Hawkins, Susan Heil, Laura Heinzmann, Baby Faye Hess, James Hillman, Jessica Hirsch, Francis Horan, Sally Huber, Linda Hubshman, Marc Johnson, Paul Kane, K. K. Knott, Maureen Lapsa, Maria Patricia Lenz, Jerry Lindauer, Kara Lindauer, Dee Loesch, Baby Mattea Lubrano, Cathy Luscinski, Melinda Minde Machande, Richard Main, Vincent & Joanie McIntyre, Bobby McQuin, Lisa Mulcahy, Sue Murphy, Stephen Osbon, Lillian Pantos, Gladys Paredes, Rodger & Debbie Petrocelli, Jane Pollozzi, Infant Molly Rose Ratcliffe, Marta Retamozo, Steve Riggert, John Ritchey, Richard Rizzo, Catherine Robinson, Jack Roche, Dorino Romano, Linda Romano, Dana Sanchez, Jim Seavey, Stephanie Sloan, Vera Smith, Adrienne Steuer, Cassandra Swammy, Sandra Sweat, Anna Maria Tannure, Evelyn Tellitocci, Elizabeth Terselic, Dan Timmons, Sean Tucker, Roseann & Dick Tymoch, Christopher Vert, Cheyene Vickery, Joseph Vormack, Jr., George Walker, Richard Weidokal, Amy Williams, Agnieszka Wnek, Bob & Sally York.
May our prayers offer them inner strength. Please let us know if you would like to add or keep a name on the prayer list by sending an email to [email protected], or by calling (301) 695-8845, x200.
Masses for the Week
April 28 5:30 PM April 29 8:00 AM 10:00 AM Noon May 1 8:45 AM May 2 8:45 AM May 3 8:45 AM May 4 8:45 AM May 5 5:30 PM May 6 8:00 AM 10:00 AM Noon
M/Mike Ruddo M/John & Josephine Esposito The Parishioners of St. Igna�us M/Phyllis DiFrancia M/Tom Wiles M/Fred ODnger, Sr. M/Catherine Schroeder Putz M/Joseph Zolman The Parishioners of St. Igna�us M/Andrew Wright M/H. Wayne McDonald M/Betsy Oliveto
Please Pray for the Faithfully Departed, especially for Rick Jeanotte, brother of Deborah Melton; for George Fisher, uncle of Woody Fisher; and for Jeannette Carmidy, niece of Susan Morgan.
May they be welcomed into the peace of God’s Kingdom.
April 29, 2018 ~ Year B Fifth Sunday of Easter
Stewardship
PARISH STAFF • Rev. Michael J. Jendrek, Pastor e-mail: [email protected] 301 695-8845 x206 • Deacon Larry Matheny Pastoral Associate & Baptism Coordinator e-mail: [email protected] 301 695-8845 x204 • Deacon Dave Ebner e-mail: [email protected] 301 730-3336 • Deacon Jim Cyr e-mail: [email protected] 301 695-8845 x213 • Zack Stachowski Director of Music Ministry e-mail: [email protected] 301 695-8845 x207
• Gloria Przybocki, Business Manager e-mail: [email protected] 301 695-8845 x201 • Carol Smith Pastoral Associate e-mail: [email protected] 301 695-8845 x210 • Diane Hess, Youth & Adult Ministry Administrative Assistant e-mail: [email protected] 301 695-8845 x212 • Fran Werden, Faith Formation Administrative Assistant e-mail: [email protected] 301 695-8845 x203 • Bill Ottinger Maintenance Director e-mail: [email protected] 301 695-8845 x209 • Sue Walters Receptionist/Bulletin Editor e-mail: [email protected] 301 695-8845 x200 • Jessica Temple
Faith Formation Assistant email: [email protected]
• Natalie Spehar Music Assistant e-mail: [email protected] • Jean Snowden
Evening Receptionist email: [email protected]
Parish Office Hours Monday-Friday 8:00AM to 4:00PM
April 21st and April 22nd Offertory Collection Offertory Loose Collection Electronic Funds Transfer OnLine Banking Total Collection Less Cathedraticum Funds for Parish Use Catholic Schools Collection Parking Lot Fund Poor Box Attendance
$6,786.00 $2,734.87 $4,737.50 $1,825.00 $16,083.37 $2,412.51 $13,670.86
$951.66 $930.83 $137.46 1,201
Mothers Day Spiritual BouquetsMothers Day Spiritual BouquetsMothers Day Spiritual BouquetsMothers Day Spiritual Bouquets
Please return the envelope by Sunday, May 6th in a Sunday collection, or you can return it to the Parish Office, M-F, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Cinco de Mayo Enchilada and Taco Dinner
With Spanish Rice, beans, dessert and beverage Saturday, May 5, Polk Hall, 5 to 8PM Tickets available after Masses
April 28th & 29th $8.00 in advance, $10.00 at the door
$4.00 for children under 10 To benefit St. Ignatius Encounter Service Camp
During Masses over the weekend of May 5th & 6th, 2018 you will be asked to assist our parish in the annual count to obtain information about the number of persons who attend Mass at our parish as well as some general limited data on the cultural and/or ethnic background of your own family members. Please know that providing this information is voluntary and anonymous. The cultural/ethnic information you provide will be used to assist us in making better future pastoral ministry decisions for our church community at the parish and diocesan levels.
April 29, 2018 ~ Year B Fifth Sunday of Easter
Welcome Team
Thirty-three new families have registered with St. Ignatius in 2018! The infusion of new members adds talents, skills, & diversity to our Parish Family. We are truly blessed to have them join our parish. As Catholics, we are called to be disciples of Christ, which in-cludes reaching out to new parishioners, as well as those “un-churched and de-churched”. We need to welcome them into our parish and the Church, understanding their concerns & needs, while revealing each to the love of Jesus Christ. If you are inter-ested in being a part of the Welcome Team, simply e-mail [email protected].
Pastoral Care
Grief Share
Help and encouragement after the death of a spouse, child, family member or friend.
Wednesdays, 7:00 PM, in Media Center
Call Deacon Larry, x 204, for more information
Social Justice and Social Concerns
YOUNG CATHOLICS CHOIR
Practices are on Monday nights, from 6:10PM to 7:00PM in the church. Questions? Contact Michael Giangrasso at [email protected].
EvangelizationEvangelizationEvangelizationEvangelization
Healing Prayer Ministry
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Music Ministry
Our Daily Bread Casserole Program
Our Daily Bread is a soup kitchen in downtown Bal�more which relies on donated food from charitable organiza�ons to feed the hungry and des�tute children and adults of Bal�more. There are casserole pans with the easy-to-follow recipe in the back of the church. Recently we donated a total of 15 casseroles! No �me to cook? You can donate a pan of
frozen Stouffers Macaroni and Cheese! Please return the casseroles to the Social Hall by Friday, May 25th at
4:00 PM. Casseroles can be le� in the freezer of the pantry
in the Social Hall kitchen or in the cooler in the Social Hall
ves�bule when the parish offices are closed.
Too Busy to make a casserole? A parishioner is willing to shop, make and bake the casserole for you!! Please make a monetary dona�on to the Faith Forma�on Office to take ad-vantage of this �me-saving offer!
MEN OF ST. IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA
Men’s Monthly Hour of Faith and Fellowship
Second Saturday of Each Month, Social Hall, 8 to 9am
Next meeting: May 12th, 2018 For more information please contact: John Schmidt 301-363-9051 or Jim Devereaux 301-865-5180
Divine Mercy
St. Igna�us Health Ministry
Do you have a health concern or ques�on you
would like the St. Igna�us Health Ministry to
address? You are welcome to email us at:
Healthministry@e-s�gna�us.org.
Eternal Father, I offer You the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of Your dearly beloved Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ, in atonement for our sins and those of the whole world; for the sake of His sorrowful Passion, have mercy on us and on the whole world (Diary, 476)
April 29, 2018 ~ Year B Fifth Sunday of Easter
Children & Youth Faith Formation
Elementary & Middle School Elementary & Middle School Elementary & Middle School Elementary & Middle School Class ScheduleClass ScheduleClass ScheduleClass Schedule
• Sunday, April 29th—Wednesday, May 2nd
All are Welcome Faith Forma%on for Children and Adults with
Special Needs Elementary and Toddlers -Catholic Faith in a fun, crea�ve environment for children with special needs. Classes meet on Sunday mornings, from 10 to 11:15 AM. Teens and Adults – Gather for Bible Sharing and Catholic social �me. Contact Carol Smith (301)695-8845, x210
Confirmation Year 1 & 2
• May 6th - 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Polk Hall
Sacramental Prepara�on
Vacation Bible SchoolVacation Bible SchoolVacation Bible SchoolVacation Bible School July 16th - 20th, 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM Adult Volunteers Needed! Contact Carol Smith: [email protected], or 301-695-8845, x 210
Worthy of the Call Volunteer Training For youth, ages 14 through 17
Tuesday, May 8, 7:30 PM
Training will last about 1 hour. RSVP to Carol Smith 301-695-8845, x210
2018201820182018----2019 Faith Formation Registration 2019 Faith Formation Registration 2019 Faith Formation Registration 2019 Faith Formation Registration SundaySundaySundaySunday 8:15 am to 9:30 am ~ K – 8th grade 10:00 to 11:15 am ~ Pre K, Kindergarten and 1st Grade MondayMondayMondayMonday 4:45 pm to 6:00 pm ~ K – 8th grade TuesdayTuesdayTuesdayTuesday 4:45 pm to 6:00 pm ~ K – 8th grade 7:00 pm to 8:15 pm ~ K – 8th grade WednesdayWednesdayWednesdayWednesday 6:30 pm to 7:45 pm ~ K – 8th grade Reconciliation & First Communion prepReconciliation & First Communion prepReconciliation & First Communion prepReconciliation & First Communion prep are offered on Thursdays 5:30-6:30PM or Saturdays 4:00-5:00PM (4classes in fall, 6 classes in spring). Confirmation, Year One Confirmation, Year One Confirmation, Year One Confirmation, Year One (Required) 6 pm-8 pm Sundays (Listed on Class Schedule) Confirmation, Year Two Confirmation, Year Two Confirmation, Year Two Confirmation, Year Two (includes Retreat) 6 pm-8 pm Sundays (Listed on Class Schedule)
We accept cash, checks, credit card and online payments through the Parish website.
$100 per child, $200 for two children, $250 for families of 3 or more children $90 for Reconcilia�on & First Eucharist $250 for Confirma�on $50 for Home Program
All Confirmation II Youth and Parents
(Completed Confirmation One, or attended Catholic HS in 2017/2018)
please plan to attend one of the following Confirmation Orientation sessions:
Wednesday, May 9 or Wednesday, June 6 7:30 to 9:00 PM, in the Ijamsville Church
Youth and parent must a5end one of these sessions. For more info email: Youthassistant@e-s�gna�us.org
Baccalaureate Mass
Wednesday, May 16, 2018 at 7:00 PM
To pray for and to honor graduating High
School Seniors , their families & friends.
Dessert Reception to follow in Polk Hall
Confirma%on Pilgrimage to Washington DC
Tuesday, August 7 Basilica of the Na�onal Shrine of the
Immaculate Concep�on and the Franciscan Monastery An opportunity to fulfill the pilgrimage requirement!
Contact Carol Smith, csmith@e-s�gna�us.org
or 301-695-8845, x210
Youth Ministry
Middle School and High School students:
Hershey Park Trip Tuesday, June 19, 2018 8:00 AM to 8:30 PM $65 for bus & Park admission
Payment & permission form to Faith Formation office ASAP. Child Safe trained chaperones attend for free!
April 29, 2018 ~ Year B Fifth Sunday of Easter
Adult Faith Formation Youth Ministry
The Catholic Church offers a process called RCIA
(the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) whereby you
can learn about the Catholic Faith and, if you choose,
become a member of the Catholic Church.
At St. Ignatius we have information sessions for any-
one with questions or for those considering joining the
Catholic Church. Catholics who want to learn more
about our faith are also welcome. For more infor-
mation, contact the Faith Formation Office, 301-695-
8845, x210.
RCIA Sessions and Topics
Open to all yearning to know more about their faith, and for those interested in
becoming Catholic.
Mondays, 7:00 to 8:00 PM, Classroom 114B
April 30 The Second Coming of Christ May 7 Cardinal Virtues & Virtues of Chastity and Humility May 14 Ecumenism & other Religions May 21 The Social Teachings of the Church
RCIA
Adult Confirma�on Schedule Tuesdays 7:30 to 9:00 PM, Classroom 114B
Spring Session
May 1 Class 4 Confirma�on Mass will be on
Pentecost Sunday, May 20, with Archbishop Lori.
Please call Carol Smith (301) 695-8845, x210
Guppy Gulch Water Park Trip For all Middle and High Schoolers, bring a friend!
Monday, June 25th, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
One of the most popular trips of the summer!
• Sand beach, rodeo pier, climbing wall, dodgeball, volleyball, swimming, and water games
• $50 for admission and bus ride • Pack a lunch or bring money to buy • Bring water shoes, sunscreen, towel & appropriate swimwear
Permission slip and money is due to the
Faith Forma�on Office by June 20th.
Child Safe Trained Chaperones a5end for free!
Email Youthassistant@e-s�gna�us.org or call
301 695-8845, x 212 for more informa�on.
Peer Ministers! Join current and new peer ministers for an End-of-year Social! Sunday, May 20th, 1:00 to 3:00 PM Wrecking Dodge Ball!! Pizza & fellowship Return permission form to Faith Forma�on office by May 17. Contact Carol Smith 301-695-8845, x 210 or email csmith@e-s�gna�us.org for informa�on.
Team Building Overnight
& Ropes Course
Bar T Mountainside, 2914 Roderick Rd., Frederick
Join the team for 24 hours of games, puzzles, high and low ropes courses, and adventure! Tuesday, June 26
th-Wednesday, June 27
th
$40 pp RSVP and payment due to Faith Forma�on office by
June 20th. Contact Carol Smith for informa�on
Also for Peer Ministers!
Eucharistic Adoration Adoration— might you be able to commit to
the 1-2 pm hour on Mondays? Or twice a month? You’ll be blessed! If so, please call Jody at 301-471-3390.
St. Ignatius
Eucharistic Adoration Mondays 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM St. Ignatius Country Church 8817 Urbana Church Rd.,
Frederick, MD
From the time we started having adoration every day, our love for Jesus became more intimate, our love for each other more understanding, our love for the poor more compassionate, and we have double the number of vocations...The time we spend in having our daily audience with God is the most precious part of the whole day. Mother Teresa
April 29, 2018 ~ Year B Fifth Sunday of Easter
Parish News & Events WelcomeWelcomeWelcomeWelcome
Columbian SquiresColumbian SquiresColumbian SquiresColumbian Squires
The next mee�ng will be Tuesday, May 8th, at 7:30
PM in Polk Hall. The Columbian Squires is the official youth organiza�on of the Knights of Columbus, serv-ing boys ages 10-18.
If your son is interested in joining the Columbian Squires, The Frederick Circle 5558, please contact the Chief Counselor, Gene Walker at 301-363-5334.
Seniors Group
Our Seniors Group meets every third Monday of the month at noon to share fellowship and a pot luck luncheon in our
Polk Social Hall.
The next meeting of the St. Ignatius Seniors Group will be May 21st. The speaker will be Sheriff Chuck Jenkins. He will discuss legalization of marijuana for medical uses from a law enforcement perspective. Dr. Larry Romane also discussed legalization in a recent presentation to the Group. Sheriff Jenkins will also be open to answering questions related to law enforcement in the County.
Please bring a dish to share, Questions, contact the parish office,301-695-8845.
Knights of Columbus Council #11815 Mission St. Ignatius of Loyola Council #11815 pledges to remain in fidelity to the vision of Father Michael J. McGivney as all Brother Knights seek to offer the opportunity of our Order to every Catholic gentleman, to grow the presence and impact the Knights of Columbus has on St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic Church and its surrounding communities, and to live our lives in charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism. For further information contact either: Grand Knight – Karl Griffith [email protected] Membership Chairman: John Przybocki [email protected]. To find out more about the Council, please visit: http://
kofcknights.org/CouncilSite/index.asp?CNO=11815
WANT TO DO LITTLE THINGS THAT MAKE
A BIG DIFFERENCE?
The Ladies Auxiliary of St. Ignatius is an amazing group of faithful women who work to do good for our Church and our community. The Ladies Auxiliary is open to ANY woman of the parish who is at least 18 years of age. We welcome new members and would love to speak with you about your interests. For more info: [email protected].
Knights of Columbus Chaplain Capadanno Assembly #3162
The mission of the 4th Degree of the Knights of Columbus is to ac�vely promote patrio�sm and ci�zenship through educa�on, charity and service, while living out our Catholic faith. All 3rd degree knights are eligible and encouraged to become members. For more informa�on please contact either Steve Scoppa, Faithful Navigator: (301) 639-3568 or [email protected] Ben Willens, Membership Chairman: (732) 890-4490 or [email protected]
American Heritage Girls For girls ages 5 to 18
Next Mee�ng Tuesday, May 1st, 2018, Polk Hall
For informa�on e-mail AHGst.igna%[email protected]
3rd Annual
FIELD OF HONOR®
Hosted by the Knights of Columbus
May 26-28, 2018
A Tribute to our military service members, veterans and first responders
Patriotic Concert—Sunday, May 27th at 7:30 PM
A ceremony will be held on Memorial Day, May 28, at 10:30 AM
To sponsor a flag, please visit:
www.healingfield.org/ijamsville18/ Payment by Credit Card
Complete a tri-fold, and pay by cash or check (made payable to Colonial Flag Foundation), return to Fran Werden in the Parish Offices. Each new flag is $40. Flags in good condition can be reposted for $20.
Should you have any questions, contact Fran Werden 301-695-8845 x 203
We Welcome Eugene & Primrose Datoc who have become members of our Saint Ignatius family of faith.
April 29, 2018 ~ Year B Fifth Sunday of Easter
Parish News & Events
>>>>> ATTENTION GOLFERS!! <<<<<
Next BINGO night-
Friday, May 4th
! EARLY BIRD GAMES AT 6:30 PM
REGULAR GAMES AT 7:00 PM
JACKPOT GAME AND DOOR PRIZES
PULL TABS – KING TUTS, PIGGY BALLS & OTHERS
TABLE SERVICE SNACK BAR
Hai� Commi+ee Shred Event
Saturday, May 5, 2018
9 AM to 12 Noon, Lower Parking Lot
Maximum of 5 medium boxes
Personal and paper items, no businesses, please
Requested dona�on of $10 per box for first 3 boxes, $5 dona�on for the 4th & 5th boxes.
Contribu�ons to help feed and educate school children in Villard, Hai�
Cash and checks payable to St. Igna�us of Loyola.
Sorry, no credit cards can be accepted.
Ques�ons? 301-461-1989, or general informa�on is
also available at www.allshredmd.com.
The Whiskey Creek Division is in need of subs. We have a shotgun start with 20-2 man teams and are always looking for reliable subs who
can play Wednesdays around 5 pm. If interested, please email Tom DeBoy at [email protected].
Parish Directories are here!!!
After a long wait, the St. Ignatius Parish Directories have arrived! Please visit the Parish Office between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday, to receive your directory.
St. Igna%us Men’s SoJball
If you can s�ll catch, throw and run (some), we need you...especially young men (15 to 30) to relieve us "experienced" guys. We play double-headers on Sunday evenings star�ng in late April and running through the summer. If you are 15 to 17 (with your parent's permission) or 18 and above, we would love to have you come out and join the team.
Please contact Tom DeBoy for ques�ons or if you are interested. [email protected]
Destroy sensi�ve documents that you don’t need!
All documents securely shredded on site!
No newspapers, magazines, 3 ring binders,
heavy plas�cs, cardboard, heavy metal, x-rays,
floppy disks, or CD’s
St. Igna�us Parish Plant Sale
Friday, May 4th
9am-5pm Saturday, May 5
th 9am-7pm
Sunday, May 6th
9am-3pm
Huge selec�on of hanging baskets, perennials,
annuals, vegetables, herbs, & po@ed plants,
just in �me for Mother’s Day!
3 cu. ). bag of mulch $4.00 each
Food provided by the Knights of Columbus
Hamburgers, Hot Dogs & Pit Beef Sandwiches on Friday & Saturday
and Chicken Dinners-to-Go a)er Masses on Saturday & Sunday!!
Save the date for the St. Igna%us Parish Yard Sale!
Friday, June 15th
& Saturday, June 16th
We will begin to accept dona�ons for the yard sale on
Monday, June 11th.
Pre-K thru 8th St. John Regional Catholic School
Now accepting online applications for 2018/2019
school year grades Pre-K 3 through 8th at
www.sjrcs.org Please take a moment to visit our web-site at www.sjrcs.org to learn about our outstanding ac-
ademic programs and state-of-the-art facility, our stu-
dents' accomplishments, and the Christ cen-
tered atmosphere on campus. Contact Karen O’Boyle
at [email protected] or call 301-662-6722 for additional
information.
Mother Seton School
Now Enrolling Grades PreK-8 for the 2018-2019 School Year – Mother Seton School offers more than a solid ac-ademic and ethical foundation. A genuinely loving, wel-coming community helps shape children who grow strong and true. Graduates are recognized as hard-working, high-achieving individuals of integrity, dedicat-ed to bettering themselves and the world around them. Small classes, hands-on learning, and a well-rounded curriculum are complemented by a beautiful natural setting conveniently located just 25 minutes north of Frederick, with bus service and the most affordable tui-tion in the country. Learn more at www.mothersetonschool.org or contact Jen Buchheister at [email protected].
St. Thomas More Academy
ST. THOMAS MORE ACADEMY a co-educa�onal Catholic school serving children in PreK3 – 8th grade in Frederick County Maryland. STMA provides a Classical Liberal Arts Curriculum with a STREAM (Science, Technology, Religion, Engineering, Art & Math) ini�a�ve. Small classes sizes and affordable tui�on rates offered. Loca-�on:103 Prospect Street Middletown, MD 21769. Call 240-490-5479 to learn more and schedule a private tour. Visit www.stmamd.org for more details. Loca�on:103 Prospect Street Middletown, MD 21769. Call 240-490-5479 to learn more and schedule a private tour. Visit www.stmamd.org for more details.
High Schools St. John’s Prep
Saint John’s is a Catholic, coeducational, college preparatory high school now located at its new cam-pus at 3989 Buckeystown Pike in Buckeystown, MD. Prospective parents and students can also visit Saint John’s online at www.saintjohnsprep.org. For more information about admissions, please call the school at (301)662-4210 or email [email protected]
St. Maria Goretti High School Hagerstown, MD 301-739-4266
Learn about our college prep curriculum, our emphasis on faith and community service, and our close-knit, welcoming environment. To RSVP: Marissa Kocher 301-739-4266 x303 or mkocher@goretti,org
Our Lady of Good Counsel High School Olney, MD. Call 240-283-3235 for information
Avalon School Catholic Boys School for Grades 2-12 in Gaithersburg,
MD.www.avalonschools.org or 301-963-8022
Around the Area Regional Catholic Schools
April 29, 2018 ~ Year B Fifth Sunday of Easter
Catholic radio - Do you drive down 270 each morning and want to grow in your Catholic faith? Try tuning into 1160 AM to be entertained and grow in your faith.
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Saint John’s Catholic Prep on Sunday, April 29th
from 10:00 AM un%l 12:00 PM. We will be hold-ing 10AM Mass in our gym, offering tours throughout the two hours, and hos�ng a Learn-About-Us Lunch with our faculty and staff. Saint John’s is a Catholic, coeduca�onal, college prepar-atory high school now located at its new campus at 3989 Buckeystown Pike in Buckeystown, MD. Prospec�ve parents and students can also visit Saint John’s online at www.saintjohnsprep.org. For more informa�on about admissions or the open house, please call the school at 301-662-4210 or email [email protected].
The Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Elizabeth Ann Seton Court #278, St. John the Evangelist Church, Frederick, MD, invite you to our Annual Women’s Retreat, to be held on May 11, 2018. The Retreat is open to all women and you do not have to belong to the Catholic Daughters. Our guest speaker is Rev. Harry Arnone. It will be held in the Sister Margaret Bauer Center on the St. John’s Campus, Second St., Frederick, MD. The Retreat will run from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. It will include breakfast refreshments, program, lunch, group discussion and reflec�on, followed by a Mass Celebra�on. The cost is $30. You may reg-ister by calling Lynn Rinehart, Chairman, 301-473-7844, or by comple�ng a registra�on form and sending your check to the Catholic Daughters, St. John the Evangelist Church, 112 East Second St., Frederick, MD, 21701. Check made payable to CDA #278.
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Good Example The most effective way we share our scriptures, our understanding of the sacraments, our prayer life and our image of God, is by how we live. As someone has profoundly put it, “People may not always believe what you say, but they will always believe what you do.” So our effort is to live as Jesus asked us to live when He gave the criteria for entering the kingdom of God, “I was hungry and you fed me; thirsty and you gave me something to drink; naked and you clothed me; in prison and you visited me; a stranger and you took me in” Put simply, the best way to show our belief in God is through the sermon of our lives.
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