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Our Traditional Thanksgiving Day Mass will be in the church 9:00 am on Thursday, November 23 As is our tradition, we invite those attending to bring something sweet in the way of holiday breads or baked goods to share at the reception after Mass. Items, PRE-CUT AND READY TO SERVE, should be brought to the Parish Hall in the Family Life Center before Mass. Volunteers to help set up and clean up are greatly appreciated.

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OurTraditionalThanksgivingDayMasswillbeinthechurch9:00amonThursday,November23

As is our tradition, we invite those attending to bring something sweet in the way of holiday breads or baked goods to share at the reception after Mass.

Items, PRE-CUT AND READY TO SERVE, should be brought to the Parish Hall in the Family Life Center before Mass.

Volunteers to help set up and clean up are greatly appreciated.

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www.STMargaretMary.org Connect with us on FaceBook

If you forgot your Thanksgiving Store item, please bring it to the

parish office by Monday at noon.

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Sarah is married to James and they have two children, Kyler (21) and Ian (19). She is currently a homemaker, a!ended State University of New York at Fredonia, and majored in Computer

Science.

When asked what brought her to the Catholic Church, Sarah answered: “Being Na0ve

American, I was raised in the tradi0onal religion of my tribe. During my childhood and young

adulthood I explored many different denomina0ons and never found one that actually felt “right”. Jim is Catholic from birth so he was my introduc0on to Catholicism. When we moved

to Florida we decided that we’d like to a!end church, since we lived in Winter Park we were

fortunate to be close to St Margaret Mary. I have never felt so welcomed and comfortable in a church and the longer I a!ended, I found that this is exactly where I need to be.

I am not only looking forward to my bap0sm and confirma0on but I am very much looking forward to volunteering in the

church wherever I can. I was an auxiliary member of a volunteer fire company in New York for almost 10 years and I love

to share my 0me doing what I can to help others.”

Meet Sarah Mar no, our newest Catechumen

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�������������� ������November 19 2017 The first World Day of the Poor is observed

on Sunday, November 19, 2017. In his

apostolic le!er to close the Year of Mercy,

Pope Francis suggested the Catholic

Church set aside one day each year when

communi0es can “reflect on how poverty

is at the very heart of the Gospel.” He

designated this day as the World Day of

the Poor and it will be celebrated on the

33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time each year.

“As long as Lazarus lies at the door of our

homes (cf. Luke 16:19–21), there can be no

jus0ce or social peace.” –Pope Francis

Here is a prayer that you can pray this

week as we recognize our Gospel call to

remember the poor in our community and

in our world.

On my television, On my newsfeed, On my

street, Everywhere I go, I see Lazarus. But I

also see so many doors, Doors that I’ve

built, That I’ve closed. Doors that society

has hung and locked. Doors that separate

me from Lazarus. Lord, teach me to open

the door to Lazarus, To the poor. To know

them as your children, To li# them in their

distress, To work to help them find a fair

share of your bounty. This World Day of the

Poor, Help us all turn to those outside our

door— To bless, heal, comfort; And

together, from this day forward, build a

world Where the poor are strangers to

none, And, indeed, the very chains of

poverty are broken. Amen.

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�� ���������������� �� �� ��! �" � �# �� ���� �$���%������ ��The Orlando Diocese Office of Advocacy and Social Jus0ce urges

you to call for a vote and support passage of H.R. 390, the Iraq

and Syria Genocide Emergency Relief and Accountability Act.

Chris0ans and other religious and ethnic minori0es are in dire

need of assistance, aHer having suffered horrendous persecu0on

at the hands of extremists and been displaced from their homes

and livelihoods, oHen mul0ple 0mes.

H.R. 390 will provide much needed assistance for survivors of

genocide and would help direct U.S. support to faith-based

organiza0ons that are already providing humanitarian relief and

rebuilding assistance to communi0es that suffered genocide. This

bill would help ensure U.S. funding for genocide survivors and

also seeks to hold those responsible for these atroci0es

accountable in order to prevent future genocides. You can

respond at votervoice.net/USCCB/campai ns/55074/respond.

��$��������On behalf of the parish, Fr. Walsh, and about 200 individual

parishioners recently signed the Live Laudato Si pledge to make

real choices to implement Pope Francis’ teachings on the

environment. The first commitment is to pray for, and with

crea0on. During this season of giving thanks, create 0me to

ponder the beauty of crea0on and to pray for greater individual,

community, and na0onal commitment to protec0on and

restora0on of our damaged environment. “Our very contact

with nature has a deep restora0ve power; contempla0on of its

magnificence imparts peace and serenity. The Bible speaks again

and again of the goodness and beauty of crea0on, which is called

to glorify God.” (Pope John Paul II, 1990 World Day of Peace

Message, no. 14)

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����()"�*��"����� �Thank you for your support of our annual Thanksgiving

Store. This year 334 families requested assistance. We will

be collec0ng food aHer every Mass this weekend. If you

forgot to bring your food item, please feel free to bring it by

the Family Life Center on Monday morning. For more

informa0on, visit us on the SMM website or call Anne

Domescek at 407-252-3926, or stores@stmar aretmary.or

&�����' +),�Did you know this weekend Hai0ans celebrate Ver0eres’

Day, a decisive and final ba!le in which they established

their freedom? It took place November 18, 1803, in the city

of Cap Hai0an, and was the first 0me in history that slaves

had a successful revolu0on for their freedom. With the

recent comple0on of the school and ongoing work to build a

new church, let's celebrate the spirit and achievement of

our Hai0an brothers and sisters.

-�%�-�)� )����Thank you for your generous dona0ons of diapers for Baby

Basics. There is a need for diapers of all sizes, and more

than half of our clients request size 5 & 6 diapers. The

distribu0ons are the 1st

& 3rd

Saturday of each month,

however, diapers can be dropped off in the Parish Hall any

0me.

������� �����.�����.��!�����������$����/�����")�+����� )$)����)) )�There will be no classes on Sunday, November 26,

due to Thanksgiving vaca0on. Classes will resume

on Sunday, December 3. Have a Happy

Thanksgiving with your families!

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'�����"��$0����)�+ (�due to Thanksgiving. We

will resume next Thursday, 10-11:30 am in the

nursery. For more informa0on contact

[email protected] or call the Family Life Office at

407-645-0284. This is not a drop off but a great

way for moms or dads or caretakers with babies or

toddlers to meet other parishioners and play in a

safe playful environment.

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.����������This week please shop for food for the

Farmworker Associa0on in Apopka. They

are in need of vegetable oil, tor0llas, salsa,

chopped canned tomatoes, dry pasta, rice

& beans, as well as any of the buy one-get

one specials at your local store. Please bring

your dona0ons to the parish hall when you

come to Mass. Thank you for your

generous dona0ons!

. ���"��� �&�! � ))�Wednesday December 6

Cookin : 8 am (un l everythin is done)

Makin Sandwiches: 2:15 pm

One of the founda0ons of social jus0ce is

taking care of the homeless. Join us to

prepare hot meals and desserts, and then

at 2:15 p.m., volunteers gather to make

PB&J sandwiches. These items are

delivered to the Coali0on for the Homeless

in downtown Orlando, providing a hot,

healthy dinner and a snack for a later meal.

If you would like to volunteer, contact

Colleen Nunez at 407-647-2579 or

Colleen@stmar aretmary.or .

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� ���� ����$�������)�!�)��� �)�� �has begun for the

Boy Scouts of Troop 62. Please support the Boy

Scout program of St. Margaret Mary Parish by

ordering your trees, wreaths or centerpieces at

suppor;roop62.or . On line orders must be made

by November 27. Any ques0ons call Sara Robinson at

407-619-1454. Thank you for suppor0ng the Boys

Scouts of Troop 62.

� � %�����"��� ��0�0����+����'���*���� � )�Do you have a special or unique crèche (na0vity

scene), perhaps even a simple one that has been in

your family for many years? Would you like to share

your na0vity scene and its story with others who are

interested in seeing it? If so, we hope you will

par0cipate in our display of na0vity scenes, which

will take place the weekend of the Epiphany, January

6-7, 2018. Admission will be free, with dona0ons

being accepted to benefit our mission parish in Hai0.

Look for more informa0on at this web site:

hai ministry.com/creche-exhibit, or contact Sandra

Dooley at 407-902-3255 or [email protected]. We

would love to include your na0vity in our display!

“Let my

prayer arise

before you

like

incense…”

In coming

months,

incense will

also be used the weekend of November 25/26

(Christ the King), the first four Sundays of

December (Advent) and at the following

Christmas Masses: 9:00 and 11:00 pm

Christmas Eve, 10:00 and 12:00 Christmas day.

For those of you who have allergies or a

sensi0vity to incense, you may want to

consider par0cipa0ng at the 8:00 Sunday Mass,

when incense will NOT be used.

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Would you like

to assist with the

liturgies during

Advent by

ligh0ng a candle

of the Advent

wreath at the

beginning of

Mass? Please contact Lisa Weis at

lisa@stmar aretmary.or with your name,

phone number and preferred Mass 0me. The

four weekends of Advent are: Dec 2/3, Dec

9/10, Dec 16/17, and Dec 23/24.

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Don’t take a vaca on from voca on!

Find a Mass wherever you go:

www.mass mes.org

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��*��"���� +��� �����$"����,�-�0��)!� Cody Allen Wilson

Camryn Reese Devaney Omenasan Isidore Utuama Malachi Edward Geldner Mason Ray Geldner �

,�� ��� Edith “Sis” Tomlinson

� !% ��/�����" �/���)����* ���������� �$0� )1��2&����������'�3�Friday, December 1, 7-9 pm

Happy hour 7 pm and Program 7:30-9 pm

$5 per couple.

Bring a tray of homemade cookies for our first

annual cookie exchange!

We are also invi0ng all to par0cipate in our

Christmas service project for the Apopka

Center. Each family is invited to bring a pair of tube

socks and fill with toiletries. Men bring a man’s

sock and fill with men’s toiletries and women bring

a woman’s sock filled with woman’s toiletries. Your

children are welcome to make socks at home and

fill with toiletries for children and you can donate

them as well. You may want to add a li!le

ornament or ribbon to a!ach to the outside of the

sock or include a bible verse on a card.

BabysiUng available for children ages 10 and

under. RSVP online at:

stmargaretmary.org/marriageministry

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Yes! It is that 0me again!! The perfect an0dote to

Winter and the gracious welcome to Spring!

A delighVul river cruise enjoying Americana at its

best is yours as you traverse the Columbia and

Snake Rivers on the American Empress from April

15-April 23, 2018. Grand in every way with its

complete range of ameni0es and hospitable

service, the American Empress delivers a rare,

unique, truly rich river cruise experience. Iconic

des0na0ons as you travel Eastbound from

Vancouver, WA, to Clarkston, WA. Contact:

MARYANN SOINSKI, Avant Garde Travel, at 407-

671-4000/407-491-0554, or MIRIAM TIMMES at

407-644-6208, to book your passage.

��*�� ��$00����+����.�4���� (1�Tuesdays at 6:30 pm in

the Upper Room. All are

welcome!

��� ���$00�������$0��Monday, November 20 from 10:00

-11:30 am (Family Life Center)

We invite you…. If you are a cancer

pa0ent, a cancer survivor, the

spouse or related to someone

dealing with cancer to join us. We

are made up of all of the above groups. Our mission

is to listen, support and learn from each other. We

welcome all to join our li!le family. For more

informa0on call Deacon Bill at 407 647-3392 or

email [email protected]

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