Saint James Church 505 Woodcrest Ave.

Lititz, PA 17543

Redemptorists A Catholic Faith Community

PASTORAL STAFF Rev. James O'Blaney, C.Ss.R. - Pastor

Jackie Zajac– Parish Office Administrator Melanie Blodgett - Bookkeeper Kathy Cardos - Head Sacristan Bob Smith - Building Supervisor Mike Squierdo - Pastoral Council Chair Dave Kubitsky - Finance Council Chair

Phones Parish Office 717-626-5580 x2 Fax 717-626-2146 Email jzajac@hbgdiocese.org mblodgett@hbgdiocese.org

frjoblaney@hbgdiocese.org After Hours Emergency 717-341-5393 Web Page www.stjameslititz.org Ephrata 717-733-6596

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Rose Barnas - Director 717-626-0244 x1 Email

rbarnas@hbgdiocese.org Carroll Feldman - Administrative Assistant 717-626-0244 x2 Email cfeldman@hbgdiocese.org Terri Armstrong - Administrative Assistant Email tarmstrong@hbgdiocese.org Pre-K through Grade 8 RCIA and Adult Formation

YOUTH MINISTRY Impact Core Team Email impactcoreteam@gmail.com

SUNDAY MASSES Saturday Evening 5:00 p.m. Sunday Morning 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 a.m.

WEEKDAY MASSES Mornings 9:00 a.m. Novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help during Mass on Wednesday.

ADORATION BLESSED SACRAMENT Every Thursday 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Except Holy Thursday

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (CONFESSIONS) Anytime on request

Saturday 4:00 p.m.

Sacrament of Baptism Baptisms are celebrated on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month either during or after the 11:00a.m. Mass. No Baptisms at Mass during Lent. Parents are required to attend a preparation class and are encouraged to do so before the child is born. Classes are held on the 2nd Monday of the month at 7:00p.m. Please call the Parish Office to register.

Sacrament of Marriage Couples planning to marry should begin arrangements by contacting the Pastor at least nine months before a contemplated date of the marriage. Please do not reserve a date for the wedding or a place for the reception prior to meeting with the Pastor.

Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick This sacrament is offered upon request. Please call the Parish Office to make an appointment with the Pastor at the first sign of a serious illness. If someone is unable to attend Mass and wishes to receive the Sacrament of Penance or the Eucharist at home, please call the Parish Office.

Registration Registration forms are available upon request to our new parishioners. Stop by the Parish Office or call to obtain a form and let us welcome you to St. James. If you move from the parish or make a change in address, please notify the parish office.

Office Hours Monday through Friday 8:00a.m. - 4:00p.m.

St. James Hall/Pavilion Rental Please call the parish office 717-626-5580 x2

Bulletin Deadline Friday at noon (10 days prior to the desired bulletin date) All articles must be submitted in writing, email preferred.

Catholic Schools Our Mother of Perpetual Help - Ephrata 717-738-2414 Lancaster Catholic High School 717- 509-0315

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Save the Date

60th Anniversary of Priesthood Ordination James J. O’Blaney, C.Ss.R.

Sunday, June 24th, 2018 Mass of Thanksgiving - 11:30 a.m.

With Bishop Ronald Gainer as Principal Celebrant

St. James Catholic Church Lititz, PA

Thank you to those of you who write the amount of your contribution on the envelope. It is a great help to

our volunteer counters.

Get the daily Mass readings sent to your email every morning.

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Mass Intentions Saturday June 16 - BVM 9:00 AM � Christopher Lefever (requested by

The Morgan Family) 5:00 PM � John Hohman (requested by The

Geoff Wood Family) Sunday June 17 - 11th Sunday in

Ordinary Time 7:30 AM St. James Parishioners

9:00 AM Father's Day Novena 11:00 AM � Ray Kingcaid (requested by Lucy

Kingcaid) Monday June 18 9:00 AM Father's Day Novena Tuesday June 19 - St. Romuald

9:00 AM Father's Day Novena Wednesday June 20 9:00 AM Father's Day Novena Thursday June 21 - St. Aloysius Gonzaga

9:00 AM Father's Day Novena

Friday June 22 - St. Paulinus of Nola, St. John Fisher and Thomas More

9:00 AM Father's Day Novena Saturday June 23 - BVM

9:00 AM Father's Day Novena

5:00 PM St. James Parishioners Sunday June 24 - The Nativity of St. John

The Baptist 8:00 AM Father's Day Novena

11:30 AM Father O’Blaney’s 60th Jubilee

Gluten Sensitive? Here at St. James, we have hosts available during Communion that are practically gluten-free. They have a gluten content of 0.01%, which is a negligible amount for most. Ask the priest or extraordinary minister for a gluten-free host and they will be happy to oblige!

The Collection for June 10 was $ 8,671.00.

11th Sunday in Ordinary Time

"To what shall we compare the kingdom of God, or what parable can we use for it? It is like a mustard seed that, when it is sown in the ground, is the smallest of all the seeds on the earth. But once it is sown, it springs up and becomes the largest of plants and puts forth large branches, so that the birds of the sky can dwell in its shade." Excerpted catholicculture.org.

The SANCTUARY LIGHT burns as a reminder of the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the tabernacle. The light burns this week for Father Ralph de Hahn in Honor of His 90th Birthday! (as requested by the Social Justice Committee)

Remember All of Our Service Men & Women in Your Prayers especially, Joseph Belgrod-Navy, Middle East; Jason Black-Marines, Quantico, VA; Rachel Bochenko-Air Force, Tyndall AFB, FL;

Steven Bochenko-Air Force, Shaw AFB, SC; Philip Camera-Army; George Cook IV-Army, Ft. Bragg, NC; Chris Devlin-Marines, Camp LeJune; Josh Eggleston - Air Force, Sara Eggleston - Navy; Jerome Greco-Marines; Sam Gross-Navy, Gregory Harris-Army; Keith R. Loechner-Army, Ft. Irwin, CA; Samantha Kutcher - National Guard, Kuwait; Bryson Long-Army, MO; James Lowther-Navy, Norfolk, VA; David Luttermoser - Coast Guard, FL; Skylin Miller-Air Force, Lackland, TX; Rizmel Paguio-Army, Afghanistan; Kelly Sanders-Army, Ft. Carson, CO; Allen Siegrist– Navy; Stacy L. Sullivan-Air Force; Paul E. Thomas-Army, Virginia; If you have an update for anyone on this list, please contact the parish office.

Happy Birthday ! Virginia Seaman is celebrating her 102nd birthday on Wednesday June 20th. Enjoy your day Ginny!

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REMEMBER ALL OUR SICK, ESPECIALLY:

Ray Adelizzi, Mary Ann Ambs, Robert Ambs, Sr., Paul Ahnert, James Anton, Eleanor Arriola, Carlene Axe, Julie Badorf, Greg Balluzzo, Martha Barber, Bob & Dawn Bejgrowicz, Lorraine Barrett, Kim & Lance Benko Lorraine Bergstrom, Lawson Bojako, Abigal Boyer, Norman Brouse, Dan Browne, Pat Brust, Rachelle Buckwalter, Bessie Buffone, Joe Burke, Audrey Burkholder, Cole Callier, Charlotte Carlin, Anne Chant, Lori Chilcoat, Tom Clouse, Abigail Critchfield, Mary Cuba, Sherri Davis, Jolene Deets, Charlotte DiCola, Jeanette DiCostanzo, Klara Dietz, Brenda Dooley, Deb Ellis, Don Engle, Caitlin Enteria, Lolita Enteria, Linda Filomeno, Don Fisher, Kaye Fisher, Richard Fleckenstein, Jean Ford, Maxwell French, Edward Fronczak, Nick Fulginiti, Ray Gallagher, Bonnie Gaughan, Theresa Gavin, Chase Gergal, Kathy Gibson, Lukas Gottwald, Tom Gotwalt, Justine Green, Marie Greenholtz, Fran Greenwood, Pam Guyette, Judy Hackman, Pat & Gene Hartzell, Lynne Heisey, Regina Hershey, Sally Hoover, Kara Hurst, Mary Iovino, Jean Jakowbek, John Juba, Dave Karl, Kathy & Amy Kenavan, Linda Kerr, Patricia Kettering, John Killeen, David Kime, Christina Kimmel, Joanne Kingman, Linda Kline, Ron Kline, Mike Klunk, Don Krushinski, Lorraine Kunz, Terri Leithead, Danny Lewis, Joan Libonati, Walt Loder, Anne & Ken Loechner, Lilly Lutz, Kelly Lynch, Liam Lynch, Luca Mannino, Adeline Marie, Tina &

Olivia Mason, Dean Mastromatteo, Marianne McFadden, James Melvin, Krista Merkel, Ruth Milian, John Mikita, Karen Minnich, Mark Morgan, Glen Nephin, Jean & Sedona Newlon, Monique Obetz, Anne O’Brien, Shawn O’Connor, Emily & Sammy Osleger, Jim Park, James Daniel Parisi, Mary Pierson, Mark & Stephen Poliski, Mary Prosack, Kayla Pulver, Mary Read, Joe Regan, Colleen Robbins, Helen Robison, Cindy & Stephen Rotondo, Jackie Rowell, James Roman, Michael Rucci, Barbara Boettger Sages & Family, Ben Sahd, Rosa Santos, Andrew Schock, Lisa Schock, Erik Schouten, Marissa Schwartz, Geraldine Simchick, Pat & Sam Sindoni, Anne Smith, Special Intention, Paul Squierdo, Sr., Bev Stauffer, Dennis Stauffer, Margaret “Peggy” Stiver, Josie Stork, Nancy Straw, Lisa Sullivan, Charlie Sweeney, Rosene Sweigart, Sonya Tangert, Richard Tompkins, Kathy Toomey, Jean Trotter, Regina Tuscano, Debra Ulicny, Dan Ullrich, Carmella & Sam Umbriac, Baby Michael Uniacke, Skip Walsh, David Weese, Sara Ambs Weinold, Doug Winglewich, Tom Witowski, David Wood, Gail Woodhouse, Sandy Woznitski, Kathleen Young, Patricia Young, Walter Zale, Elizabeth Zampino, Caroline Ziemer, Dora Zug and all others who are no longer on the list but are still in need of our prayers. PLEASE NOTIFY THE PARISH OFFICE OF ANY CHANGES TO THE LIST.

MINISTER SCHEDULE June 23 & 24, 2018

5:00pm 8:00am 11:30am Lectors: D. Pegg K. Runkle K. Hartman

M. Melbert

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy H. Long S, Klunk

J. Long

L. Gerenscer

M. Mitchell

K. Mitchell

B. Rush

Altar Servers: B. Hohman A. Cuba x

M. Quinn C. Davis x

N. Taylor A. Nissly x

If you are unable to serve at Mass, please find a substitute.

Due to the large volume of names on the sick list, beginning July 1st bulletin we will adopt a six week policy. After six weeks on the sick list the name will be removed

unless otherwise indicated by a family member.

What our Catholic Leaders are saying about… Separating Families at the U.S./Mexico Border

“Forcibly separating children from their mothers and fathers is ineffective to the goals of deterrence and safety and contrary to our Catholic values. Family unity is a cornerstone of our American immigration system and a foundational element of Catholic teaching. ‘Children are a gift from the Lord, the fruit of the womb, a reward.’ (Psalm 127:3) Children are not instruments of deterrence but a blessing from God. Rupturing the bond between parent and child causes scientifically-proven trauma that often leads to irreparable emotional scarring. Accordingly, children should always be placed in the least restrictive setting: a safe family environment, ideally with their own families.” Bishop Joe S. Vasquez, Chairman of the USCCB’s Committee on Migration, June 1, 2018.

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2018-2019 RE Registration Registration for the Religious Education school year will begin on June 30/July 1st in Our Lady’s Center after all Masses. On Monday, July 2nd and for the remainder of the summer, registration will be available in the RE Office or on-line at the parish website. Registration materials will be mailed to families the week of June 17th. Questions? Call/email the RE Office.

2018 SUMMER YARD SALE The St. James Summer Yard Sale will be held on Friday, August 3rd from 4-8PM and Saturday August 4th from 8AM-Noon in St. James Hall /

classrooms.

The yard sale will benefit programs for our children/youth,

and a selected ministry. Donations will be accepted

beginning Sunday, July 1st—please not sooner.

We accept new/gently used Household Goods, Clothing, Electronics, Books (no encyclopedias nor textbooks, please), small Furniture in good

condition, rugs in good condition, small Appliances that work, crafts, fabric and sewing supplies, linens, tools, gardening supplies and

other useful items are welcomed. Dividing perennials? Why not pot some to donate?

Tax receipts will be given, upon request.

Volunteers are also needed—Grades 6-12 and adults. If you are interested in helping, please

contact the RE Office.

Benefits for Those Who Help. Confirmation Students will earn service hours.

High school students will earn Samaritan hours or unit credits toward the cost of Youth Ministry events. Parents/Adults will earn unit credits

toward RE tuition, Youth Ministry event costs, or Social Justice Network charity contributions.

UPDATE! 2018 Vacation Bible School In April/May, all parents were invited to participate in a planning meetings for VBS for this year, and to respond to an email survey, to gauge interest in having their children participate in VBS this summer. Sadly, we will not have Vacation Bible School this summer at St. James, due to the lack of adult and student volunteers and a low indication of enrollment. Rather, as suggested by some parents, we will hold monthly “VBS days” - a time for whole family catechesis and fun! Information is included in the 2018-2019 RE Registration Packages .

IT’S HERE! A new way to growing in knowledge and under-

standing of our Catholic faith and to fall deeper in love with GOD—in the convenience of your own

home...for the whole family.

This week’s recommendation for younger parishioners…

Instead of summer reruns, offensive or violent summer movies, or more video games—why not

watch the adventures of

Brother Francis and/or the Catholic Heroes?

Form yourself and your children through films!

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Happy Father’s Day! ST. JOSEPH, foster father of Jesus and husband of Mary, was a humble man, loving husband and father. Without question, he needed God in his dreams to save his family. He respected God and followed his commands. Joseph was compassionate and caring. He died before Jesus’ public ministry began, with Mary and Jesus close by, the way we would all like to leave this earth. He is the patron saint of the Church, carpenters and fathers.

PRAYER: Saint Joseph, watch over all fathers as carefully as you watched over Jesus. Protect, pray for and guide all fathers here on earth, and obtain God's blessing upon them and their families. Amen

Save the Date! Vespers in the Park—Sunday, July 8th 7PM

Ice Cream Social after Vespers.

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! For the prayers, cards, food and good wishes that so many of you gave to me during my recent knee

replacement. I am speedily on the mend and happy to be back serving you and God.

Rose Barnas

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Social Justice Newsflash

CASA – Court Appointed Special Advocates – works in conjunction with the Lancaster County Courts in advocating for abused and neglected children. An information session will be held on Tuesday, June 19 from Noon-1:00 p.m. at the Ephrata Rec. Another one is Tuesday, July 17 from 6-7:00 at CASA of Lanc. County, 53 N. Duke St., Suite 218, Lanc. This is an introduction and overview of the role of a CASA Volunteer Advocate. You will hear from program staff members and a current volunteer, as well as learn about the next steps in the application process. Learn how you can BE THE ONE to make a difference in the life of a child. For more information or to register, call 717-208-3280 or visit their website www.casalancaster.org

St. Mary’s Meals The next meal will be Friday, June 22, 2018. We leave St. James around 3:00 pm to prepare the meal at St. Mary’s, you are welcome to carpool with us. We can use help from people baking a dessert (usually a 9”x13” cake or cupcakes, but we welcome anything). Please bring dessert to church no later than 2:00 pm the day of the meal. The meal is served around 5:15 and clean up starts around 5:45. We can use help in the preparation of the meal and the tables, serving, and cleanup. We are usually done by 6:30 pm. Please contact Kathy Cardos at 627-1201 or kvdunn51@gmail.com or Renee Billow at 575-8142 if you are able to bake or assist with the meal.

Toiletries for Water Street Mission This is an ongoing project through which our parish collects sample or travel sizes of any and all toiletry items for Water Street Mission. The box is in Our Lady’s Center on top of the coat rack labeled “Big Need 4 Little Items”. Unopened bottles/packages only, please. Please keep this project in mind as you prepare for travel or receive sample size toiletries you don’t wish to use. Thank you!

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Father O’Blaney’s Chronicles Just a little history

Father O’Blaney’s Novitiate was from 1952-1953.

It started after his 2nd year of college.

The date of Father O’Blaney’s Investiture, which is the beginning of Novitiate, was on August 1, 1952 at St. Mary’s College in Ilchester, MD. On August 1, 1952 Father received his habit and then on August 2, the class that was there before took their Temporary Vows. His mother and

grandmother came up for it. “I went up and played the organ, my Mother was there, and she cried. She realized it was me playing the organ.” She had never heard him play before. “I understand my mother played the piano, but I never heard her. I had learned the organ during Novitiate…for a month or so… by the chords.”

“Novitiate was a pretty strict year. We couldn’t get any mail or write anyone. They would save up the mail and give it to us at Christmas. We prayed a lot.” During this time, Father never saw his family and couldn’t have visitors. “We weren’t allowed to go off grounds. It is different now but, in my times, it was very strict.”

“We had rooms without running water. They gave us wash stands that had a pitcher and basin on it, that is how we washed. This was the first time I had ever had my own room.” (At home in New York, he had shared the 3-room apartment with his family of 6.) “If you came late you had to kiss the floor and get a blessing from the Novice Master. We spent a ½ hour preparing for Mass, ½ for Mass and

then another ½ for Thanksgiving Mass that the priest said. When we wanted to go to breakfast, we needed permission from the Novice Master. And he would sometimes go someplace and the whole class 12 of us would have to look for him. We had to get his permission to eat. Taught us Obedience.”

He would use self-flagellation and a cilice on his arm or leg for a spiritual discipline. This was a widespread practice in some parts of the Catholic ministry up to the 1960s, but is uncommon today. Saint Jose Maria Escriva often wore a cilice (a band of chain links with small prongs, typically worn around the upper thigh.) In most recent times, Saint John Paul II was known to use self-flagellation, and Mother Teresa, who with her sisters would voluntarily live in extreme poverty.

“I remember Novitiate. I didn’t mind it. Some of the guys did but I was ok. After Novitiate we became Redemptorists. We professed the vows of Poverty, Chastity and Obedience (Temporary Vows for 3 years) on August 2, 1953.”

These pictures were taken in 1953 after Father took his vows and received his biretta.

“It wasn’t a big event, but it was for us. “

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