nov. 6, 2016
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Rev. Fr. John D. Gillespie, Pastor, Rev. Fr. Heriberto Vergara, Parochial Vicar Rev. Fr. Thomas P. Walsh, Pastor Emeritus
Deacon James Swanson, Deacon Santiago Rosado & Deacon Earl Kidwell
Weekly Mass Schedule Daily Mass: Tuesday - Friday - 8:00am Weekend Mass Schedule: Saturday Vigil Mass 4:00pm
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November 6, 2016 Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time
LIFE EVERLASTING The second book of Maccabees tells a power-ful story, and a rather gruesome one at that. But central to it, beyond the horrible deaths inflicted upon the brothers and their mother, is their belief in the promise of resurrection and life everlasting in God. Paul asks the Thessalonians to pray for him as he spreads Christ’s message of love, so that he might be delivered from other nonbelievers anx-ious to do him harm. The apostle is confident in such prayer, just as he is confident in the everlast-ing support of Jesus and God the Father. And there’s that “everlasting” word again. The Sadducees, not buying the idea, ask Jesus an interesting—albeit meaningless—question about the status of married life at the Resurrection. He tells the non-believers that marriage isn’t an issue for the risen children of God. More importantly, he assures them that their ancestors do live on in God, even as evidenced by the Father’s words to Moses. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time; National Vocation Awareness Week Daylight Saving Time ends Tuesday: Election Day Wednesday: The Dedication of Lateran Basilica Thursday: St. Leo the Great Friday: St. Martin of Tours; Veterans Day; Saturday: St. Josaphat
READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Ti 1:1-9;Ps 24:1b-4ab,5-6;Lk 17:1-6 Tuesday: Ti 2:1-8, 11-14; Ps 37:3-4, 18, 23, 27, 29; Lk 17:7-10 Wednesday: Ez 47:1-2,8-9,12;Ps 46:2-3, 5-6,8-9; 1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17; Jn 2:13-22 Thursday: Phlm 7-20; Ps146:7-10;Lk 17:20-25 Friday: 2 Jn 4-9; Ps 119:1-2, 10-11, 17-18; Lk 17:26-37 Saturday: 3 Jn 5-8; Ps 112:1-6; Lk 18:1-8 Sunday: Mal 3:19-20a; Ps 98:5-9; 2Thes 3:7-12; Lk 21:5-19
Mass Inten ons 11/05 Sat. 4pm - Lester Joy + 11/06Sun. 8am - Our Parishioners 11/06 Sun. 10am - Doris Boehm + 11/06 Sun. 12pm - Juan M. Gonzalez + 11/07 Mon. No Mass 11/08 Tue. 8am - Poli cal Candidates 11/09 Wed. 8am - Nancy Smith + 11/10 Thur. 8am - Jack Snyder + 11/11 Fri. 8am - All Veterans 11/12 Sat. 4pm - Victor & Roselle Seaglione + 11/13 Sun. 8am - Our Parishioners 11/13Sun. 10am - Theresa Ray + 11/13 Sun. 12pm - Helida Gamboa & Jose Echeverry + 11/14 Mon. No Mass 11/15 Tues. 8am - Antoine e Sergio Wilczewski + 11/16 Wed. 8am - John & Margaret Bailey + 11/17 Thur 8am - Jus n James Zahler+ 11/18 Fri. 8am - Paul Watcke + 11/19 Sat. 4pm - Ron Prior +
Liturgical Ministers
Sat. 4pm EM: C.Bandy, T. & F. Clarke, E. DiGrigoli, B. Grimaldi, A. McCaffery, M. Mickler, M. Needham, D. Shaw, L. Tayloe, J. Tucker, J. Veling Lector: M. Moser, J. Holt Server:
Sun. 8am EM: R. Fra anni, C. Manucy, J. & T. Shanklin, J. Slight, M. Tilger Lector: C. Milian, A. Geiselman Server: N. Wiswedel, G. Dullard, H. & M. Geiselman
Sun. 10am EM: J. Bailey, F. & I. Cardona, D. Vargas, K. & K. Cowart, J. Donnelly, L. Fleming, J. Karamon, G. Sexsion, Lector: L. McGowan, T. Crane Server: D. Camacho, S. Samanamud, C. Mar nez-Wi nghan Interpreter: Geralyn
Celebrants for November 5-6, 2016 4:00pm - Fr. John D. Gillespie, Deacon Jim 8:00am - Fr. Thomas P. Walsh, Deacon Jim 10:00am - Fr. John D. Gillespie, Deacon Earl 12:00pm - Fr. John D. Gillespie, Deacon Jim * Subject to Change
If you would like to donate flowers in memory of or in honor of a loved one, please contact the
church office. Stipend is $50.
The Parish App has all the Daily and Sunday Readings, Access to the
Bulle n, Facebook, Website, Catholic Prayers and much more.
Ministros: Lectores: Monaguillos: Ujieres:
Preparación para el Bau smo….Los padres y los padrinos deben registrarse para las clases de preparación en la oficina de la Parroquia. Para las clases, favor llamar a la Rectoría para ponerse de acuerdo con la fecha y la hora. Si los padres o padrinos no han asis dos a una clase de preparación anteriormente, estas clases son necesarias para el bau smo.
Bau zos en Español ……. Es un requisito para padres y padrinos que no han tomado las clases anteriormente par cipar en ellas. Fa-vor de llamar a la Rectoría. Los bau zos se celebran después de la misa en Español. 3
Bodas…...Favor llamar a la oficina de la Pa-rroquia con 8 meses de antelación Tel: 824-6625
Comunión para los Enfermos …..Las personas que deseen recibir la Comunión en sus casas, favor llamar a la oficina de la Parroquia, o ha-blar con un ministro eucarís co después de misa.
El Coro para Adultos en Español ..Se invita a todos los que sienten el deseo de servir al Se-ñor con su voz o con un instrumento musical, favor hablar con María Hernández después de la misa de 12:00p.m.
Para Ofrendas Durante las Misa ...Si deseas que se mencione durante la misa el nombre de un familiar o amigo ya fallecido o que esté gravemente enfermo, favor llamar a Clarita Opiela, Tel: 824-6625 clarita@sansebas ancatholicchurch.com
Diácono Jim visita cada lunes el Flagler Hos-pital. Si sabes de algún familiar o amigo – miembro de la parroquia que está en el hospi-tal favor llamar al la oficina de la parroquia (904 824-6625) o avísanos antes o después de las misas durante el fin de semana.
.VIDA ETERNA El segundo libro de los Macabeos relata una historia poderosa, y bastante horrible por cierto. Pero la clave de ella, más allá de la horrible muerte infligida a los hermanos y su madre, es su fe en la promesa de resurrección y vida eterna en Dios. Pablo les pide a los tesalonicenses que recen por él mientras difunde el mensaje de amor de Cristo, para que pueda librarse de los no creyen-tes que quieren hacerle daño. El apóstol confía en esas oraciones, lo mismo que confía en el continuo apoyo de Jesús y de Dios Padre. Y ahí está otra vez la palabra “continuo”. Los saduceos, que no se creían la idea tan facil-mente, le hacen a Jesús una interesante –aunque insignificante– pregunta acerca del estatus de la vida matrimonial después de la resurrección. Les responde a los no creyentes que el matrimonio no es un tema para los hijos de Dios resucitados. Más importante, les asegura que sus ancestros continúan vivos en Dios, como es evidente en las palabras del Padre a Moisés. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Página 3 Trigésimo Segundo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario 6 de noviembre de 2016
Ministerio Hispano
Ministros: R. San ago, Y. Mendoza, E. Pujals, P, Mendoza, G. & M. Londono Lectores: L. Mendoza, C. Rivera Monaguillo: S, Hernandez, A. Hernandez, M. Hernandez Ujieres: E. & P Durate, J, Gonzalez, E. Jaime
Adoración al San simo …Adoración al San si-mo Sacramento todos los viernes de 8:30am/6:00pm
La parroquia ene todas las lecturas de cada día y el domingo
LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES Domingo: 32 Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario; Semana para Promover las Vocaciones Cambio de hora Martes: Día de las Elecciones Miércoles: La Dedicación de la Basílica de San Juan de Letrán Jueves: San León Magno Viernes: San Martín de Tours; Día de los Veteranos; Sábado: San Josafat
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA Lunes: Tit 1:1-9; Sal 24 (23):1b-4ab, 5-6; Lc 17:1-6 Martes: Tit 2:1-8, 11-14; Sal 37 (36):3-4, 18, 23,27, 29; Lc 17:7-10 Miércoles: Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12; Sal 46 (45):2-3, 5-6, 8-9; 1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17; Jn 2:13-22 Jueves: Flm 7-20; Sal 146 (145):7-10; Lc 17:20-25 Viernes: 2 Jn 4-9; Sal 119 (118):1-2, 10-11, 17-18; Lc 17:26-37 Sábado: 3 Jn 5-8; Sal 112 (111):1-6; Lc 18:1-8 Domingo: Mal 3:19-20a; Sal 98 (97):5-9; 2 Tes 3:7-12; Lc 21:5-19
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SAN SEBASTIAN’S ANNUAL TRUNK OR TREAT HAUNTED HOUSE & MONSTER MASH CAFÉ
Was a huge success! We had close to 600 children and 25 cars Thank you for all those who donated their time, talent and candy.
.Guyana Medical Mission Heartfelt thanks for the Knights of Columbus and for our faithful parishioners for your generous contributions for the mission. We collected a total of $1692.00! May God shower you with many blessings. Friends of the Missions ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Agradecemos a la comunidad hispana por su colaboración para la mission médica de Guyana. Dios bendiga su generosidad. Amigos de la misión
Due to the ming of the Fall Fes val the Knights of Columbus Pancake Breakfast is scheduled this month for: Sunday Nov. 6th & Sunday Nov. 20th
Natural Family PlanningLearn NFP at home and at your own pace with the Home Study Course from NFP International, www.nfpandmore.org. Work with a live instructor by email. Completion certificate $70.
We are looking for pictures of our Veterans to display for the
Gallery of Veterans Nov. 11 - 13 We are asking for copies of pictures of Veterans
(living and deceased) from our Parish families. Pictures must be copies, no larger than 5” x 7”, PLEASE PRINT on the back of the
photo: Name, Rank, Branch of Service, Years of service and Battles/Wars. Boxes to place copies of photos are located in front of the children’s chapels.
General Elections are Tue. Nov. 8. The right to vote carries with it the responsibility, as a citizen of faith to protect the dignity of human life. Some of our decisions on who we will elect for our next president involve an obligation to seek the common good in the pursuit of peace, protec-tion of human rights and religious liberty. More information can be found
on the FL Conference of Catholic Bishops website; www.flccb.org
Employment Opportunity—Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish, 5959 St. Rd 16, is in need of a part time bookkeeper. Duties: posting receipts, bill paying & payroll processing, & financial record keeping. Qualifications: 2 year parish accounting, proficient in Microsoft Office, & excellent verbal & written skills. Contact: Michael Knight, 904-824-8688, [email protected]. Resume with reference required.
Our Largest FUN FUNDRAISING EVENT OF THE YEAR!
The Annual San Sebastian Fall Festival is November 12th and 13th FEATURING
The Book Worm, Kiddie World, Hispanic Foods, County Store,Sno Cones, Popcorn, Entertainment, Music, Huge Rummage Sale, Clothing Boutique,
Accessories Boutique, Wishing Well, Furniture Store, Electronic Store, Bounce Houses, Basket Raffle, Cash Raffle, Food Court includes; Hot Dogs, Pizza,
Chili, Hamburger & Fries, Meatball Sub, Minorcan Chowder, Pileau, Pulled Pork, Baked Goods, Nachos & Cheese, beverages and much more.
Sat. Entertainment: 12:00pm -Showtime USA of St. Johns & 1:30pm - Zig Zag Sun. Entertainment: 2:00pm Dance With Sara & 3:00pm Luis Mario Latin Jazz
• Many Volunteers are needed for this event to be successful. Please pick up Extra Volunteer forms for one or both of the fes val days at the Fall Fes val Display. Please remember to fill out one volunteer form per person.
• Sponsors are also needed to help fund the fes val. Sponsor forms available At the Fall Fes val Display with detailed informa on.
• Extra Raffle ckets are available at the Fes val Display. Place ckets and payment in the Raffle Ticket box at the fes val display or place in offertory.
• Dona ons are s ll needed for our Raffle Baskets and Silent Auc on (new items please). Please no fy the church office to deliver these items.
• Dona ons of Homemade Baked Goods brought to Parish Hall by Friday Nov.11th Dona ons needed of: Ladies, Men’s and Children’s clothing, small appliances, tools, furniture, costume jewelry, linens, handmade cra s, toys and plants are s ll being accepted. Dona ons can be placed any me in the TENT between the Knights Hall & Storage Bldg.If you have any ques ons please contact Fes val Chair Allen McCaffery at 904-377-2446 or Tyra Rousseau at the church office.
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Building Funds Needed $900,000 The Religious Educa on Enrichment Center • Special PLEDGE Envelopes for existing pledges • 10-10-10 Donation CANS • Pew Memorial Balance due is $6,200.00 • Please Place all donations in Offertory Basket available at the Capital Campaign display located in the Gathering Space
REEC Contribution Envelope
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Religious Education Enrichment Center $729,183.33 collected to date
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10-10-10 Donation Cans
Week of October 24 - October 30 New Parishioner - 1. Thomas & Diane Cascini 2. David, Desiree & Nicholas Goldberg 3. Guy, Trisha, Paul & Ma hew Colonna 4. Michael & Kathleen Mazur Bap sms - Weddings -
2016 Wedding Anniversary Celebration-Couples observing a 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50(or more) wedding anniversary between Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2016 are invited to participate in the Anniversary Celebration with Bishop Felipe Estévez on Sat., Nov. 19, 2016, 1:00pm, Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church, 545A1A N, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL. Register on line at www.dcfl.org or call 904 551 2619. Registration Deadline is Nov. 11.
Pew Memorial Fundraiser
San Sebastian Catholic Church is hosting Exposition and Veneration of 1st Class Relic of St. Pio of Pietrelcina, “Padre Pio” Saturday November 5th after the 4pm mass for one hour
Sunday November 6th after the 12noon mass for one hour
Bishop Estévez invites all Catholics to participate in 1 “Listening Session” to assess how the Diocese has done in implementing a 3 year strategic plan.
Monday Nov. 7 St Matthew Parish Hall 7:00pm Wed. Nov. 9 San José Parish Hall 7:00pm in Spanish Thur. Nov 10 St. Joseph Academy Auditorium 7:00pm
The San Sebastian Warriors Youth Group grades 6-12
Will meet this Sunday November 6 at 6:pm
For more information about the group contact, Youth Leader Kelly Emilio at 919-630-7964 [email protected]
The Children’s Choir Rehearsals are Tuesday at 6:00pm For information on Children’s Choir & Children’s Home School Choir,
contact Lynne DuPont at 824-1334 or email [email protected]
The Columbian Squires Circle 5367 (young men of Knights of Columbus) Michael Ryan, Chief Counselor, Columbian Squires 5367/ 904-797-7418 or email
[email protected] Next Squires meeting will be November 6, at 6pm in KC Hall
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Religious Education Classes for K-8 Are held at St. Joseph Academy 6-7pm Wednesdays unless
otherwise noted in Bulletin, Parish App or Facebook. For more information please contact Religious Education Director, Susan
Donlon at 824-6625 ext 107 or call Cell 315-1352 or email [email protected]
High School Group meets every Thursday in the Knights Hall From 6:30pm - 7:30pm. For more info contact Susan Donlon at 904-315-1352 or email [email protected]
CONGRATULATIONS ! Esabella Brenneman, Patrick Brown, Griffin Clark,
Ashton Czelusniak, Amyra Collazo, Andrea Collazo, Aiden Delacuadra, Adriana DeLosSantos,
Abbigale Demshock, Charles Emilio, James Emilio, Isabella Ferro Villegas, AJ Fezza, Emily Johnstone, Anna Kerllenevich, Elizabeth LaCasse,
Tess LeJeune, Shayla Lopez, Alexander Mar nez, Abby Ma hews, Kassidy Neel, Kathryn Mouhalis, , Nicholas Orletski, Jackson Patchan, Harrison Patchan, Leela Robinson, Avery Stevens, MacKenzie Whitehouse, Ralph Williams
October 24, 2016
Cathedral Parish School Brick Legacy Campaign The 4x8 bricks will be used a memorials in the Middle School Courtyard area.
For information, prices, graphics & logos contact Roni Fiolek 904-525-6067
INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC???
RCIA has day and evening sessions. Contact Susan Donlon at 824-6625 or 315-1352 or [email protected]
Marian Movement of Priests Prayer Group 2nd and 4th Sundays of each
month at 2pm in the Garden. For more info. contact Leaugeay McKean at [email protected]
VOLUNTEERS needed for the San Sebastian GIFT SHOP
Consider just 1 hr. a month after a masses on the weekend
If Interested contact Tyra at the church office 824-6625 or email
Power of Prayer Group Intercessory Prayer Group meets every Thurs. after the 8am mass in the Library. If you have a prayer request please contact us or join us. For more information con-tact Joann or Lansing Roy at 904-571-0156 or email [email protected]
Meals for Moms Mission We make a meal for Moms-to-be at St Gerard Campus. Food dona-
ons welcome. For more info. Contact Karen Town at 201-874-3406 or [email protected]
The Bi-lingual Healing Mass for November Is cancelled The Next
Bi-lingual Healing Mass is Thursday December 15, 2016
7:00pm in the church
Prayer Blanket Ministry Our parishioners generously make and donate hand made blankets for those sick and in need of comfort & compassion. Now available : PRAYER CLOTHS for our Troops to carry with them in their pockets. Pray-er cloths are available depicting: Army, Marines, Na-vy, Air Force or a generic material with the Ameri-can Flag. Items available at the church office. Leaugeay McKean at the church office or email [email protected]
Are you a Secular Franciscan? Do you feel called by St. Francis of Assisi? Mee ngs are the First Saturday of the month star ng with Rosary at 8:30am and Mass at 9am at Our Lady of La Leche. Info located in the Gathering Space or call Maura at 904/825-9101.
MEN’S Prayer Group The second Sat. of the month 9:00am
at San Sebastian Knights Hall Contact: Wilfredo Cardona 824-1822 or
Deacon Earl Kidwell 819-5451
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The Maryknoll Northeast Affiliate Chapter will meet at San Sebastian Church
To be announced in the Knights Hall. A light lunch will be provided. For more information
please contact Mary Moritz at [email protected] or 904-536-0356
PARISH COUNCIL: Is expanding the number of council members from 10 members to up to 15 mem-bers. New members will be selected by a combina-tion of election by parishioners & appointment by the pastor. Elections will be held on November 5-6. Con-tact the current chairperson, Linda Curran at 827-1050 or [email protected] for comments or information.
Thursday Morning Bible Study on the book of Revelation Coming up
January 2017
VOLUNTEERS needed for the San Sebastian GIFT SHOP
Consider just 1 hr. a month after a masses on the weekend
If Interested contact Tyra at the church office 824-6625 or email
San Sebastian Ladies Guild
Our Next Meeting will be
Dec. 1 & will be our Christmas Gala!!
Fall Festival, Nov 12-13 Volunteers welcome !
All women of the parish are welcome to participate in all events.
For more informa on contact
Ladies Guild President, Mary Horn at 904-377-6738 or email [email protected]
Prayer Blanket Ministry Our parishioners generously make and donate hand made blankets for those sick and in need of comfort & compassion. Now available : PRAYER CLOTHS for our Troops to carry with them in their pockets. Pray-er cloths are available depicting: Army, Marines, Na-vy, Air Force or a generic material with the Ameri-can Flag. Items available at the church office. Leaugeay McKean at the church office or email [email protected]
MUSIC MINISTRY Mass Times Rehearsal Times Sat. 4pm mass Sat. 3:00pm - Church Sun. 8 & 10am mass Tues. 7:00pm - Church Sun. Spanish mass Wed. 6:00pm - Church Tues. Children’s Choir Tue. 6:00pm—Church
FOOD SHARING Dona ons of Meat always appreciated
Team A - Lydia Quiles 687-8169 or email [email protected].
Team B - Cheryl Manucy 824-3403 or email cheryl7567@a .net.
Meal prepara on is the 3rd Tuesday, of the month @ 2pm in the parish hall.
Knights of Columbus
Council 11046
Knights of Columbus Event Schedule
Knights Meeting, 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7pm in the Knights Hall.
Monthly Socials, Everyone is invited to the Knights of Columbus Pot Luck Dinner Social 4th Tuesday of the month.
Joining The Knights of Columbus. or trans-ferring into our Council contact the Grand Knight ~ Mike Ryan 797-7418
Pancake Breakfast, 2nd and 4th Sun. of each month after 8am & 10am masses.
Squires, Meets the 1st Sunday at 6pm. For more info call Mike Ryan -797-7418.
Ministry of Caring Our Mission is: No member of our Parish Family will grieve alone; We pray, visit the sick & bereaved; assist with funeral plans; & host funeral receptions in the parish hall. If you are interested in joining this ministry or are in need of assistance, contact Orpha Wiseman at 904-824-5748
SAN SEBASTIAN LIBRARY located in the Gathering Space: Books, tapes,
movies, & music, for young & “old”. Open during church hours. Please return items within 2 weeks.
Contact Susan Donlon at 315-1352
VOLUNTEERS FOR ALTAR SOCIETY JUST SHOW UP …..Mondays from 8-9am we
meet in the church to: change & clean altar linens, restock votive candles, clean, dust,
water flowers, & straighten pews.
40 Days for Life, Sept. 28 - Nov. 6, Please join us in standing 1 hour
vigil and prayerful witnessing to the
dignity of life; Wednesdays from 9am-2pm
A Women’s Choice of Jacksonville 4131 University Blvd. Call if you need a ride.
For more info. about our Respect Life Commi ee call Lane 823-8887 or
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Parish Finance Council If you have a knowledge of Balance Sheets,
Income Statements and are interested in serving on the please contact Gerri Sexsion at
904-309-3889 or [email protected]
USHERS NEEDED ALL MASSES Sat. 4pm, Sun. 8am, 10am & 12 pm Contact Terry Pacetti, 669-6000 or
Teams are needed to alternate Cooking once a month for FOOD & FUN FRIDAY.
If Interested contact Susan Donlon at the Church office 824-6625 or
Fr. John is continuing his Bible Study on the Book of Revelation On Thursdays November 3, 10, & 17
Activities for the week of: Nov 5-13 , 2016
11/05 Sat 3:00pm Confessions 4:00pm Mass 5:00pm Padre Pio Relic/ with prayers 5:00pm Wine & Cheese Social ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
11/06 Sun 8:00am Mass 9:00am Gift Shop open 9:00am Pancake Breakfast 10:00am Mass 10:00am Liturgy of the Word, K-4th 11:00am Gift Shop open 11:00am Pancake Breakfast 12:00pm Mass in Spanish 1:00pm Padre Pio Relic/with prayers 2:00pm MMP, Garden 6:00pm Youth Group 6:00pm Squires
————————————————————————— 11/07 Mon NO MASS 8:00am Altar Society ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~———————-
11/08 Tues ELECTION DAY (PARISH HALL) 8:00am Mass 9:30am Bible Study 6:00pm Children’s Choir 6:30pm RCIA, Adults 7:00pm Choir 7:00pm Knights of Columbus ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
11/09 Wed 8:00am Mass 6:00pm Religious Ed at St. Joseph’s ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
11/10 Thur Festival Set Up 8:00am Mass 6:00pm Spanish Choir (choir room) 7:00pm Fr. John’s Bible Study ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11/11 Fri Veterans Day Festival Set UP 8:00am Mass 8:30–6pm Exposition, of the Blessed Sacrament
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 10/12 Sat 8am-4pm Fall Festival Festival Food Court open till 6pm 3:00 - 3:30pm Confessions 4:00pm Mass 5:00pm Wine & Cheese ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
10/13 Sun 8am-4pm Fall Festival 8:00am Mass 10:00am Mass 12:00pm Mass in Spanish
COLLECTIONS
WEEKEND OF October 29-30, 2016
Opera ng $ 10,336.30 Facili es Maintenance $ 158.00 Church Mortgage $ 90.00 Religious Ed Center $ 4,335.65 Weekly E-Giving $ 1,202.00 10-10-10 $ 00.00 Liturgical Supplies $ 7.00 Outreach for the Poor $ 200.00 All Saints $ 145.00 All Souls $ 5.00 Prop. Of the Faith $ 5.00
Second Collec ons:. Nov. 06, Mortgage Fund Nov. 13, Support for Religious Educa on Nov. 20, Facili es Maintenance Non-Parochial Collec ons: Nov., Campaign for Human Development
Weekly Offertory Collec on Goal $12,400.00
Our Monthly Mortgage is $20,250.00 Monthly Mortgage Collec on Goal is $15,000.00
ON-LINE GIVING E-giving is short for Electronic Giving. It is an automat-ic transfer program that allows you to make contributions without the hassle of writing checks.
1. Go to the church website www.sansebastiancatholicchurch.com
2. Click on E-Giving or (Donate Now) Follow the easy directions to set-up
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Use Your Envelopes ! We encourage everyone to use their
envelopes. Think of your envelopes as a gift to God. You take the time to thoughtfully, prayerfully choose your gift, wrap it and
present it eagerly to our Lord. Many times families will ask for a letter stating that they are
registered, participating members of San Sebastian in order to become a Godparent,
Confirmation Sponsor or simply to enroll in Catholic Schools. Using your envelope makes our job easier and allows us to say “Yes! this family is
registered and participating here at San Sebastian Catholic Church.”
MINISTRY CONTACT LIST
Adoration/ Wilfredo Cardona………………...824-1822…..………[email protected] Altar Servers/Susan Donlon………………….824-6625………. [email protected] Altar Society/Christine Thompson…………...826-4368…….……[email protected] Baptism Preparation…………………………..824-6625………[email protected] Bread Pick Up/Tom Opiela…………………...825-4178……………[email protected] Bible Study / Mickey Mickler………………….377-4749……………[email protected] Bulletin Request– Marietta Moser....………...217-7270……………[email protected] Children’s Choirs-Lynne Dupont……………..824-1334……………[email protected] Confirmation-Adults or Youth-Susan Donlon 824-6625………[email protected] Choir Director - English Judy Bernhard……..540-4605……………[email protected] Choir Director -(Spanish)/Maria Hernandez...347-8902……………[email protected] Diaper Drive/Donna McNary………………….806-2844……………[email protected] Extraordinary Ministers/ Jenene Karamon….501-9912…………….jenenekaramon@yahoo,com Facilities Manager/Allen McCaffery………….824-6625……………[email protected] Food & Fun Friday/ Susan Donlon ……………824-6625………[email protected] Food Sharing Team A Lydia Quiles ………..687-8169……………[email protected] Food Sharing Team B Cheryl Manucy……..824-3403……………[email protected] Gift Shop/Tyra Rousseau…………………..…824-6625….………[email protected] Finance Council /Gerri Sexsion……………....309-3889…………… [email protected] Holy Orders/ Fr. David Ruchinski.……………262-3200…………….Diocese of St. Augustine Homeless Donations/Linda & Bob Curran…..347-8907……………[email protected] Hospital Ministry/ Deacon James Swanson…824-6625………[email protected] Intercessory Prayer Group/ Jo Ann Roy……..571-0156………[email protected] Knights of Columbus / Mike Ryan…………. ..797-7418………[email protected] K of C Squires / Mike Ryan…………………...797-7418……………[email protected] Ladies Guild / Mary Horn .....………………....377-6738……………[email protected] Lectors/Susan Donlon………………………... 824-6625………[email protected] Marian Movement of Priest/Leaugeay McKean 824-6625………[email protected] Marriage Preparation…………………………..824-6625……………[email protected] Men’s Prayer Breakfast/Deacon Earl Kidwell.819-5451……………[email protected] Ministry of Caring/ Orpha Wiseman………….824-5748…………….no current e-mail Office Manager (Office) Tyra Rousseau……..824-6625………[email protected] Office Espanol Clarita Opiela…………………824-6625………[email protected] Church Office (Espanol) Doriana Borerro……824-6625….…[email protected] Parish Council Chairman/ Linda Curran……..827-1050……………[email protected] Prayer Blanket Ministry/Leaugeay McKean…824-6625...…[email protected] Recycle Program/Tyra Rousseau…………….824-6625….………[email protected] Religious Education/Susan Donlon…………..824-6625………[email protected] Respect Life/Lane Campau……………………823-8887……………[email protected] RCIA/Susan Donlon……………………… …...824-6625………[email protected] Rosary Makers/Susan Donlon………………...824-6625………[email protected] Sacrament of Baptism/ Susan Donlon……….824-6625………[email protected] Sacrament of Marriage—church office……….824-6625…………[email protected] Secular Franciscan– Maura Needham……….825-9101…………...No Email Sunday Communion Service/St. Aug. Rehab.315-2485……………[email protected] Ushers/Terry Pacetti……………………………669-6000……………[email protected] Youth Group (The Warriors) Kelly Emilio.919-630-7964………. [email protected] Vacation Bible School/ Kelly Emilio……...919-630-7964…………[email protected] Wine and Cheese/Anne Gagliardi…………….825-0367……………[email protected]
PRAYER LIST
Week 1 Norma Bloom* Jen Brown* John & Rose Busketta* Catherine Dailey* Audrey Largent* Doffy Maurice* Carmen Medina* John & Violeta Michta* Teresa Moser Sally Walton* James Watcke*
Week 2 Wayne Holt* Tommy Kynard* Ada Nackashi* Rick Schroeder*
Week 3 Dan Burkhardt* Audrey Burnett* Andy Butler* Colleen Caro* Doug Conlon* Gary Finch Fabian P. Funk* Rosemarie Gortler Rita Kreuter* Madison Masters* Arthur & Lorraine McGinnis* Joe Patrick* Maureen Patrick* Belinda C. Rose* Kathy Stevens Nancy Suglia
Week 4 Bill Boehm* Sr. Anne Haarer* John Kotlinski* Cecelia Lavinghouse* Centa Plut* Jane Schroeder* David Shields* Margaret Sette *
Week 5 Priscilla Baird Skeeter & Marcella Butler* Connie Mosher* Janie Phillips* Valerie Roberts* Stephen Thomas* Bacca Timans Jane Young *
Week 6 Anita Guevara* Rebecca Law* Fred Meeks* Thomas Neuslein* Denise Orr* Renata Perez John Uvegas*
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LS1 Juan Carlos Bermejo Sgt. Evan Burgess Sgt Dusty Davis , Marcos Rios Capt. Michael Burns USN CPO José Camacho Lt Col Dr. Eric J. Colon
1st Lt Vito John Errico SFC Paul Heagy, Jr. Lt. Betsy Hoyos “Tipper” Chris Esdonge, Jr Lt. Col Dr. Eric J. Colon Maj. David Pasquale Col. Dave Francis Lcpl Frutos 2LT Nestor L. Lugo Lt. Col Sean Navin
Spec Jason Polly PFC Justin Peeples Lt Victor A. Ramos Sgt Julian R. Taylor Cpl Julia A. Taylor Pvt Zachary Thompson AM2 Omar Samanamud Chief/WO Charlie Sharpe PFC Robert Young Lt. Mark M. Walstead
To add names to prayer list call the church office at 824-6625 or email tyra@sansebas ancatholicchurch.com
Ways to Help the Needy in our Community Hurricane Help— Catholic Charities is requesting gift cards to local grocery stores, Walmart & Target to help families affected by the hurricane with food, clothing and cleaning supplies. Drop off at the office:#940 Lewis Speedway Road, Suite 2103, Mon-Fri 9:am-4:pm. 904-829-6300
The ASSIST PROGRAM - sponsored by the St. Johns County school board, needs the following school supplies throughout the school year for families in need: Binders 2” & 3”, 3 - 5 subject notebooks, Pocket folders w/prongs, High Lighters, pa-per, pens, pencils, Backpacks, Colored Pencils, Crayons, Glue, Pencils Holders. Dona-tion Basket is located in the gathering space.*
Recycling Program - ALUMINUM CANS (Beer & Soda cans only) behind the Knights Hall. Paper Dumpster available in the front parking lot. No phone books, no plastic bags.
Box Tops for Education - Look for the official Box Top for Education on different food products. We also accept coke reward Codes, Sunny D Labels, & Kellogg's Family Reward Codes. contact Karen Town 940-6877*
Food Drive - Please bring non-perishable food items for needy families in our community every 3rd ( third) weekend of the month. Thank you for your continuing generosity.*
Diaper Drive diapers & wipes to be donated to St. Gerard House. No packages that have already been opened, please. For more info, contact Donna McNary 806-2844*
Food & Fun Fridays - 4th Friday of the Month - San Sebastian hosts a meal from 1pm–3pm for elderly and those on fixed incomes. If you have a neighbor or friend who would benefit from this, invite them to join us. To Volunteer, please contact Susan Donlon at the church office 824-6625 ext 107.
Food Sharing of St. Augustine - An evening meal for the homeless in St. Aug. is prepared the 3rd Tues-day of the month at 2pm. To volunteer for this great community outreach contact Lydia Quiles 687-8169 or email [email protected]. or Cheryl Manucy 824-3403 or email [email protected].
Donations needed for the homeless in St. Augustine - small travel sizes: shampoo, soap, deodorant, toothpaste, washcloth, toothbrushes, combs, socks, hand sanitizer, Band-Aids, Neosporin, tweezers, nail clippers, razors, sunscreen, sunglasses. *
St. Augustine Health and Rehabilitation Center, Mass, 10am - celebrated every 3rd Friday
St. Johns County Pet Adoption & Holding Center - needs: pet foods, treats, blankets, towels, & toys.*
Prison Ministry - For more information contact Fr. Thomas Walsh at 824-6625
St. Gerard Campus is in NEED of Volunteers for the FRONT OFFICE Call - 904-829-5516
St. Vincent de Paul, St. Augustine - Services Offered: support for families & individuals in need; referrals & assistance with, but not limited to rent, clothing, furniture & utilities through Home Visitation Program. 904-217-8097. Thrift Store provides most of the funding for Client Services. Donations Mon. thru Sat. 9:00am-5:00pm
19 McMillan St. St. Augustine. URGENT NEED FOR THRIFT STORE VOLUNTEERS CALL 824-3333
Wildflower Clinic! Our mission in St. John’s County is to offer free Dental & Medical care, Women’s Clinics, Physical Therapy, Chiropractic, Mental Health, Dermatology & Vision Screening to low income residents. We hope to be able to do more and are always looking for doctors and dentists to volunteer their services. Retired and snowbirds can also help. Please call for information and scheduling if you are in the low income category. Our phone 904-829-1962, address 268 Herbert St. St. Augustine 32084 / officeatgoodsamstaug.org.
* Donation baskets for all items are located in the Gathering Space.
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