may 30, 2021 the most holy trinity · 2021. 5. 28. · henry also left us instructions on how to...
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THANKS BE TO GOD!
With great joy we received the news that the Covid-19 restrictions have been eased. No more mask requirements (for those fully vaccinated), no sign up for mass, no physical distancing. Thanks be to God!
Pentecost was filled with the Holy Spirit and a tremendous celebration at Resurrection. Thanks to All! It is great to see your beautiful, smiling faces.
Although permission has been given for scheduling more “everything,” that does not mean that there will be an immediate schedule change. For now, we will continue with one Sunday mass at 9:30 a.m. It is clear that masses have been wonderful. All our ministers coming together with one assembly allows us an experience of the joy which the early church knew. This is how parish is meant to be. As I wrote in last week’s bulletin, “Additional Sunday masses grew out of necessity as the number of parishioners grew.” We at Resurrection are blessed that we have a vibrant worship space that can accommodate all who want to come (Fire Code capacity is 370).
On a practical level, the church building has basically sat empty for more than a year. A lot of cleaning up (and emptying out years of “stuff") needs to happen before we will be ready to fully open for social gatherings and other opportunities. Bathrooms are to be remodeled, new carpet in the chapel, windows that open… Hopefully summer will be a chance to get our “house" in order.
We begin the summer season giving thanks to God whose love has brought us through an historically traumatic time. May we continue to learn from this experience of restrictions and tragedy. May we remember to focus our hearts on the things that matter most, to let go of the things that really aren’t so important (to accept the things we cannot change) and to see the world, and each person in it, as a sign of God’s continual presence among us.
Blessings and much love, Fr. Greg Corrigan
May 30, 2021 The Most Holy Trinity
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God is the source of all healing and hope, to whom we lift up in prayer the needs of the sick and those who care for them. Lord, allow your healing hand to assist Eva Skripchuk, Burt Strasser, JD Howell, Jack & Jane Tabaka, Bill Dorsey, Joseph Hemphill, Alyssa Stover, Chet Andruskiewicz, Jim Gambort, Candi Smith, Sean McCormick, Janice Kane, Ralph Culver, Cass Thomas, Patty Calhoun, Katie Fink, Anna Catriew, Annabelle Capritta, Joey (Morton) Scruggs, Steven Huhn, Ed Donaldson, Ginnie Marzouca, Rick Markel, Andy Werner, Wayne Bunting, Ann Amsler, Christian Domenic Malmgren, Elmer Godwin, Tina Mahler, Paul Sanders, Nancy Bunting, Jane Hanson, Leslie Johnson, Elaine Fusco, Maryellen A. Sedlacek, Lisa Shikany Hatfield, Joan Rzucidlo, Gina Gurney, Alexander Mitchell, James Barber, Ronald Hayes, Jeannine Records, Marilyn Maliga, Mila Ann Weiss, Arthur Johnson, David Snook, Elaine Fusco, Christine Murray, Kelly Hall, Michael Sheehan, Jim Rowe, Eileen Zemanick, Rich Mayes, Lorraine Sturmfels, Ronald LeJeune, Sharon Kaczorowski, Deb Yonkers, Brian Coté, Lori Wessel, Jacqueline Potocki, Rose Willey, Peggy Smith, Louis Iannarone, Ed Hedrick, Darby Evans, Alfonse Simone, Patricia Barber.
INTENTIONS
Sunday May 30 9:30 a.m. +Kirk Poeppe
Sunday June 6 9:30 a.m. +Steve Hankins
REST IN PEACE
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May their soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
+George Paul Skomorucha + Kathee Christie, sister of Sharon Gidumal
LITURGY
We are excited to share that the Diocese of Wilmington has issued guidelines for returning to pre-pandemic practices. These will guide the steps we take at Resurrection to meet the needs of
our community at this time. Beginning Pentecost Sunday,
We will eliminate the requirement to register for Mass.
We will increase chairs in the Worship Space consistent with 3 ft. social distancing.
Consistent with CDC guidelines, masks are optional for fully vaccinated people.
As we enter the summer period, we will take the next few weeks to understand the community's needs and determine our Mass schedule and other needs for operating the Parish.
With re-opening, we are pausing our weekly video liturgy as we reconsider our outreach to all of our members, including those unable to attend Mass in-person on Sunday.
Sunday, June 6, 2021 The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, Cycle B
First Reading Exodus 24:3-8 The covenant is established between God and the people.
Responsorial Psalm 116:12-13,15-16,17-18 God brings salvation.
Second Reading Hebrews 9:11-15 Christ is the mediator of the new covenant.
Gospel Reading Mark 14:12-16,22-26 Jesus shares his Last Supper with his disciples.
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Join the Liturgy Environment Team
In our Pentecost liturgy, Fr. Greg spoke of the many gifts in our community and invited each of us to think about sharing our gifts. Will you share your gifts with our Resurrection community by helping the Environment Team? We have many
opportunities to serve ranging from watering plants to helping to "recreate" the worship space for each liturgical season. Perhaps you have a green thumb, or can arrange flowers? Maybe you can help move things around or hang banners? Maybe you're looking for an opportunity to serve together as a family? Time commitment can be as little as one hour a week. Contact Cindy Mooney 302-893-8891 for information.
PARISH LIFE
The Christ Figure
Our beloved artist, Henry Krysiak, passed in 2019. But he left us works of his art that continue to bring beauty to our parish: The “Resurrection” sign out front (Henry created the font and cut the metal letters himself), the stained-glass windows in the chapel, and the Corpus on the front Tower. Henry’s vision for that piece is that the metal bands “opening up” are a sign of the resurrection, of Christ’s breaking free from death.
Henry also left us instructions on how to continue to care for the Corpus. Henry kept detailed journals which were bound into book form, one for each decade of his life. Henry lived to be 98 so that’s a lot of history! His instructions for the Corpus include a “painting schedule.” The Corpus was installed on April 20, 1984. It was repainted in 1999, 2005, and 2014. His recommendation is that the Corpus be painted in 2020 (sorry Hank, the pandemic interfered!). If anyone would like to participate in this project, please let us know. We will provide the paint and tools (Henry has given us the exact paint and color). Henry requests that the figure be given three additional coats when it is repainted. Prayer Chain If you have prayer requests, or are interested in being a member of the Prayer Chain, please contact Anita Delaney at [email protected]
Summer Service Trip Update
Nine teens and two adults will travel to Pittsburgh, PA July 25-30 for a week of service with Group Mission Trips.
Thank you to everyone who made a pledge to the diocesan Annual Catholic Appeal. If you have not yet participated, please consider supporting the 1000s of people helped by the Appeal.
The parish office is closed May 31 for the Memorial Day Holiday The annual field Mass at All Saints Cemetery in Wilmington has
been canceled this year because of ongoing coronavirus concerns, according to the Catholic Cemeteries office. Last year was the first time in 61 years the service was canceled, also due to the pandemic.
ZOOM OPPORTUNITIES Virtual Centering Prayer Group Those who may be interested in joining, please send an email to Ruthann Maisonet: [email protected] Pray Together While Apart Wednesday Morning, 9 a.m. Join in as we share prayer, scripture and song via ZOOM. We ask those who would like to join to email Mary Beth Cote at [email protected]. Small Group by Zoom Join us for small group faith sharing about every 3 weeks. Please contact Pat Sormani at [email protected]. 2nd Sunday Bible Study Contact: [email protected] for details about the online link to connect.
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CHRISTIAN FORMATON PROGRAM
Our 2020-2021 K-5th program has concluded. Be sure to register this week for VBS.
Virtual Vacation Bible School 2021
COKESBURYNIGHTS OF NORTH CASTLE JUNE 21-25! REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS JUNE 4.
The week of June 21 we once again partner with Ebenezer UMC for VBS. Each registered child will receive a video link and bag filled with all the supplies needed to explore how we put on the armor of God, including Bible stories, music, crafts and science projects to complete in your home or safely gathered in small pods of friends. As a special feature this year, we’re planning Zoom gatherings on Wednesday and Friday evenings for VBS prayer and praise. No Ebenezer/Resurrection VBS week would be complete without a mission project. we’re collecting new, warm SOCKS to donate to Code Purple Shelters Look for a collection basket labeled VBS Mission in the gathering space. Or you may make a financial contribution labeled VBS Mission and the VBS Knights will buy the socks for you. Registration is open! Look for VBS forms on the Resurrection or Ebenezer website. VBS Registration There is NO COST to attend VBS, but please register your child by June 4. If your family is not available to participate in VBS the week of June 21, you may still register and complete the activities and lessons at your convenience later in the summer.
YOUTH MINISTRY
Dec. 2020 and Spring 2021 Graduates! The annual blessing of graduates will be held at a future date. In the meantime if you have a young person who graduated in the winter or will graduate elementary school, middle school, high school
or college this spring, please send their name and the school in which they are graduating to [email protected] Their names will be listed in the bulletin which is posted online. If it is an advanced degree (MBA, Law School, Med School, etc.) Please include the degree as well. Please send all names by May 25.
High School Class of 2021 Elaine and the youth ministry team want to know your plans post-graduation. E-mail Elaine and let her know your plans. Middle School and High School Youth Group Catechesis is finished for the 2020-2021 school year. Keep a look out here and in your inbox for some outdoor social events this summer adhering to all COVID restrictions. Contact Elaine for more details or to register for middle or high school youth group at [email protected] or 368-0146 ext. 107
SOCIAL CONCERNS
Outreach is in need of your help. Please bring a food item to Resurrection Parish when you visit. Clip this list to shop & donate: ___ mac & cheese ___ pasta, pasta sauce ___ soup, beans, rice, ___ canned fruit and vegetables ___ peanut butter and jelly ___ tuna, ___canned meats ___ breakfast cereal Thank you!
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