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Pastoral Staff Rev. Brian J. Wayne, Pastor Rev. Bernardo Pistone, In Residence, Re red Tina Skubon, Parish Manager Don Peris Jr., Director of Liturgy Stephanie Sands, Director of Music Joe Clupp, Director of Family Life Bob Cybulski, Youth Ministry Coordinator Nikki Hollister, Religious Educa on Coordinator Amy Pa on, Facili es Coordinator Be y Anne O’Brien, Administra ve Assistant Janice Frank, Recep onist Keri Kiefer, Religious Educa on Secretary Mike Bi s, Head Organist Clem Filippelli, Maintenance Chris Addis, Parish Pastoral Council Co-Chair Bernade e Weaver, Parish Pastoral Council Co-Chair Email Addresses for Staff www.stmaryslancaster.org/contacts Websites www.stmaryslancaster.org www.hbgdiocese.org Office Hours Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 12:00 noon and 12:30 pm to 4:00 pm Mass Schedule Monday through Friday 12:05 pm Saturday Vigil 4:30 pm Sunday 8:30 and 11:00 am Confessions—Fridays following the 12:05 pm Mass and Saturdays following the 4:30 pm Mass Mass Broadcast Sunday evening 5:00-6:00 pm on LCTV Channel 66 Religious Educa on Office 717.392.2578 — Classes held on Sunday a er the 8:30 am Mass. Resurrec on Catholic School 717.392.3083 Lancaster Catholic High School 717.509.0315 Prayer Line 717.459.3360 Parish Advocate for People with Disabili es Yvonne Devosa, 717.560.0674 Library Open 9:00 am to 3:00 pm daily and between Masses on Sunday. Marriage Prepara on A minimum of nine months is required for marriage prepara on. Go to www.stmaryslancaster.org/weddings or call the parish office. Bap sm Second and fourth Sundays; parish membership and bap sm class mandatory. Contact the parish office.

Parish Mission We, the family of St. Mary’s, are a community

nourished and sustained by the Body and Blood of Christ and impelled by the Word of God

to go forth and evangelize.

The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Chris )

June 14, 2020

ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY 119 South Prince Street

Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603 717.392.2578

Bishop of Diocese of Harrisburg

Most Rev. Ronald W. Gainer

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Saturday, June 13: 4:30 pm Harry Ile - First anniversary of his death (Bereavement)

(No confessions following Mass) Sunday, June 14 (Corpus Chris ): 8:30 am Parishioners and Friends 11:00 am Kimberly Rizzo - mother of Victoria Lorenski (Clem & Sandy Filippelli) (Mass livestreamed)

(12:15-12:45 pm - distribu on of Holy Communion outside Church for those who par cipated via livestream)

Monday, June 15: 12:05 pm Herb Zug (Joe & Amy Clupp) Tuesday, June 16: 12:05 pm Lawrence John Lukowiak (Sco Cardin) Wednesday, June 17: 6:00 pm Chester Hobby (Tina Skubon)

(Mass in courtyard, weather permi ng, followed by confessions in courtyard from 6:30-7:30 pm)

Thursday, June 18: 12:05 pm Samuel P. Holton (Henrie a Thomas) Friday, June 19: 12:05 pm Joe Rocco Costello (Masciale-Walmer & Weaver Families) (Mass livestreamed)

(12:30-5:00 pm - Adora on in church - livestreamed; 12:30-1:30 pm - confessions in courtyard)

Saturday, June 20: 4:30 pm Dolores Blank (Carosella Family) Sunday, June 21: 8:30 am Parishioners and Friends 11:00 am Chris ana Kate Conduah - Living (Mom & Dad)

(Mass livestreamed) (12:15-12:45 pm - distribu on of Holy Communion outside

Church for those who par cipated via livestream)

Do you want to volunteer to work with our youth sometime in the future?

Do you have your youth protec on clearances? Why not get them now? It’s easy to do! Go to www.hbgdiocese.org and click on “Youth” then “Youth Protec on” then “Cer ficates and Requirements.” Then click on “Volunteers” and either “Adult” or “Youth Parish Volunteers.” Complete each needed requirement, print out the cer ficates, and submit all paperwork/cer ficates to the rectory office. Once these are submi ed to the rectory office, they will be submi ed to the diocese who will then issue a Youth Protec on badge. If you have any ques ons, please don’t hesitate to contact the rectory office.

This week we enter back into public daily Masses—Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and

Friday at 12:05 pm in the church and Wednesday at 6:00 pm in the courtyard (in case of inclement weather, Mass will

move to the church). Please observe CDC/Diocesan guidelines when a ending these

Masses.

The 6:00 pm Wednesday evening Mass in the courtyard will be con nued for a me (weather permi ng) for those not ready to come back to Mass in the church

and who feel more comfortable a ending a Mass outdoors. CDC/Diocesan guidelines must be followed

for the outdoor Masses as well.

Please refer to Fr. Brian’s weekly email for more informa on.

Liturgy Contact Don Peris

717.333.1947 or [email protected]

Scripture Readings: June 21—12th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Jeremiah 20:10-13 | Psalm 69:8-10, 14, 17, 33-35 Romans 5:12-15 | Ma hew 10:26-33

Mass Broadcast. Our 11:00 am Sunday Mass is livestreamed and can be viewed from our website, www.stmaryslancaster.org, and our Facebook page, Historic St. Mary’s Church. It is also broadcast on LCTV Channel 66 from 5:00-6:00 pm on Sunday evening. We thank the Knights of Columbus #867 for underwri ng the cost of the Sunday evening broadcast.

Saint John Paul II reminds us that, in commemora ng the solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, the Church “does not only celebrate the Eucharist but solemnly bears it in procession, publicly proclaiming that the sacrifice of Christ is for the salva on of the whole world.” We rejoice in this post-Easter expression of our Eucharis c affec on in order to deepen our a achment to the unique and unending Event that transforms our lives. As the Sequence for Corpus Chris begs: “Jesu, of your love befriend us,/ You refresh us, you defend us,/ Your eternal goodness send us/ In the land of life to see. —Magnificat, June 2020

Sanctuary Candle. The sanctuary candle burns this week for all parishioners, living and deceased. You may request that the sanctuary candle burn in memory of a loved one, to honor a special occasion, or for a special inten on. The candle will burn for one week. The customary dona on is $10/per inten on. Call the rectory office to schedule.


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Tithing weekend of June 6/7: $9,567.00

Online giving: June 1-7: $5,970.00

Stewardship Tithing: God’s Plan for Giving

From Fr. Brian. Because there is one bread, we who are many are one body, for we all partake of the one bread (1 Corinthians 10:17). As disciples of Jesus, we are called to lead holy lives and invite others to join us. Living a stewardship lifestyle, being grateful and generous with our gi s, serves a twofold purpose. One, it helps build God’s kingdom here on earth. Two, it helps us strengthen each other’s rela onship with God the Father, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. It becomes our roadmap to Heaven. Let’s help each other get there!

Opportunity for non-St. Mary’s por on of the. Catholic Communica on Campaign—June 21

Note from an organiza on who received money from St. Mary’s Tithe the Tithe. Your dona on of $1,500 will be used to support our crisis response efforts. By design, we have taken on the financial burden to ensure that those struggling with hunger have access to the healthy food they need during these unprecedented mes. In addi on we are building and delivering thousands of prepacked boxes of healthy shelf stable food, bags of produce, milk and frozen meats so that our partner agencies, your local pantries, soup kitchens and programs will remain open, boots on the ground, providing food to those struggling during this me. —Joe Arthur, Execu ve Director, Central PA Food Bank

From the Rectory Office

Personal Care Dona ons Are Needed! On the third Friday of each month, St. Mary’s distributes toiletries and personal care items to guests at our community meal who have difficulty providing these for themselves. Dona ons of toilet ssue, toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap, deodorant and feminine hygiene products are needed and would be greatly appreciated. If you can help, please contact Lora Cronk at 631.871.6339.

Upcoming Bulle n Deadline.

For the June 21 bulle n: submissions are due

Monday, June 15, by 9:00 am. Send informa on to

be yanne@ stmaryslancaster.org.

Our Advertiser of the Week. George J. Grove & Son, Inc.

Our next mee ng will be on Sunday, June 21, at 12:00 pm. A Zoom invite will be sent out the week of June 14 with a mee ng agenda (unless we are able at that point to meet in person; then we will meet in the John Paul II Room).

Addic on & Recovery Ministry Contact Alyssa Carter


Our Mission Statement: Our Addic ons and Recovery Ministry

mission is commi ed to educa ng, connec ng and ministering to all people in our community who are coping with

the challenges of addic on.

Any suspicious emails from Fr. Brian should be looked at carefully.

Fr. Brian’s email is [email protected].

He will never email you asking for you to purchase gi cards or to give him money.


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From Behind the Pew Contact Stephen Gambone


Yellow light is great news! We have been praying for “yellow” for some me. Now more than ever we need to remain vigilant with our safety measures, maintaining healthy choices in order to go from yellow to green! WE NEED YOUR HELP!

Volunteers are needed in the Community Meal Ministry. The posi on will involve the organiza on and inventory of the supplies on hand for Friday meals. Contact Stephen for more details. Many volunteers will be needed to clean the church before and a er each Mass. If this new ministry is a fit for you, please contact Stephen and he will connect you with the person that is coordina ng this important ministry.

PEOPLE BEHIND THE PEW: Those s ll sheltered at home and wishing to talk to or pray with other parishioners can email Stephen and he will supply you with a list of others who wish to do the same. EVERYONE: If you would like to know how you can help or become more involved in our Church community, we invite you to pray and then contact Stephen if you like. We need you!

Adult Educa on Contact Joe Clupp


Read Sacred Scripture. By studying Scripture and pondering it in your heart, you will grow in your faith and fall in love with God’s Word.

Men’s Gospel Reflec on Group. Join the Men’s Gospel Reflec on Group virtually via Zoom on Thursday mornings at 6:00 am. Contact Joe Clupp at 717.332.7728.

Those who feed on the Bread of Life shall live forever! How is your spirit nourished by the Body and Blood of Christ? Eucharist is at the heart of our Chris an faith. Come to the table! (John 6:51-58). If God may be calling you to the priesthood or consecrated life, talk to Fr. Brian in the rectory, or contact Fr. Jonathan Sawicki at 717.657.4804 or [email protected], or visit www.hbgdiocese.org.

Voca ons Contact Fr. Jonathan Sawicki

717.657.4804 x 282 or [email protected]

Pro-Life Contact Anne Marie DiCarlo


The priests of tomorrow are in our midst!

They are members of this parish!

They are members of our own families!

Encourage vocations!

Pray for vocations!

Prayer for Life. Almighty God, source of all that is good, we thank You for the precious gi of human life:

For life in the womb, coming from Your crea ve power, For the life of children, making us glad with their freshness and promise, For the life of young people, hoping for a be er world, For the life of people who are disabled, teaching us that every life has value, For the life of the elderly, witnessing to the ageless values of pa ence and wisdom.

Dear God in heaven, help us defend and respect Your greatest gi to us, which is human life from concep on un l natural death. May Your Holy Spirit guide us to have the same ul mate trust as Our Lady did when she said YES to that gi . Bring us at last to the fullness of eternal life in Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen.

I am the living bread that came down from heaven, says the Lord; whoever eats this

bread will live forever!


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Lancaster Catholic High School

Resurrec on Catholic School: Our Parish School

Resurrec on is s ll enrolling for the 2020-2021 school year. Visit h ps://rcspa.org/admissions/ or call 717.392.3083. Messages are checked daily. Current job openings at Resurrec on for 2020-2021 school year:

Experienced Registered Nurses. Preferably, looking for semi-re red or re red candidates that have extensive years of experience, enjoy working with children and can follow our Catholic mission. Full- me middle school math and science teacher. If interested, visit h ps://rcspa.org/career-opportuni es/ for more informa on. Full- me classroom aide posi on.

If you are interested in any of the posi ons listed above, please contact Mr. Jeffrey Hughes at [email protected] or 717.392.3083 for more informa on. We invite your family to become part of the Resurrec on family! Family of Faith – Kindness Changes Everything!

Resurrec on Catholic School. For grades K through 8.

Website: www.rcspa.org

Lancaster Catholic High School. For grades 9 through 12.

Website: www.lchsyes.org

Thinking about a Catholic education for your child?

Our parish schools are:

Souled Out Youth Ministry Contact Bob Cybulski


WOM Week - July 26-31: Registra on is Open and Chaperones are Needed! WOM (Works of Mercy) Week registra on is now open; the link to the registra on form is in your email. To make WOM Week work, we need lots of chaperones! If you might want to help and don’t have your Youth Protec on Clearances, please let Bob know and he will send you informa on on ge ng your clearances (or see the informa on on page 2 of this bulle n). Virtual Youth Group – Large Group Update – Thanksgiving. With everything that’s happened over the last few months, it can be a challenge to be thankful. At Youth Group, we had three rounds of finding things/people to be thankful for…Round 1 was normal things, like a friend or a car or a ki y. For Round 2, we had to find interes ng things. These are things that you have to think about but you are s ll thankful for like a Bible or your brain. The last round, Round 3, was a challenge to be thankful for crazy things. These are things that can be annoying but we can s ll be thankful for like Bob’s shoulder surgery or high school or siblings. The idea is that we should be thankful for all things:

1 Thessalonians 5:16-18: Always be joyful. Pray constantly. For all things give thanks; this is the will of God for you in Christ Jesus. Next, Bob and Noelle created their first video on being thankful for frustra ng things! We ended with a thanksgiving prayer and a conversa on with Jesus, ending with thanking Him for our next breath which is indeed a wonderful gi from God. As we le , we watched the music video for the song, “Blessing” – some mes blessings come through problems… Upcoming Schedule

Week of June 15: Small Groups in the evenings Sunday, June 21, 6:00-7:00 pm: Virtual Youth Group (TBD)

Help Wanted: Accoun ng Manager. Lancaster County’s only Catholic high school has an immediate opening for an Accoun ng Manager who will oversee the school’s budget development, accoun ng, and financial repor ng systems and processes. This is a full- me posi on with excellent benefits and offers an excep onal opportunity to join an experienced team in a fun, fast-paced, family-friendly environment. Responsibili es include ensuring complete, accurate and mely accoun ng of school financial transac ons and accounts, managing the financial transac ons and accoun ng processes of the school, managing the annual budget development process, preparing mely, accurate financial reports as directed including monthly balance sheet, income statement and cash flow reports and ensuring effec ve internal controls of all school financial transac ons and accounts. For immediate considera on, send resume to [email protected].

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From the Archives

The Lancaster New Era, Tuesday, February 21, 1905: “Arrangements have been made through the local council

of the Knights of Columbus for a lecture at the Iris Club on Friday, March 3, by Rev. Dr. Henry G. Ganss of Carlisle, Pa. The subject of the lecture is ‘The North American Indian and the Catholic Church.’ Dr. Ganss is a na ve of Lancaster and is well known as a musician of high rank, as well as a scholar of considerable reputa on. He is unusually well-equipped to discuss the subject of this lecture, as he has been for three years the financial agent of the Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions at Washington and has traveled all over the country in the interest of this work. Admission to the lecture will be by card only, obtained from members of the Knights of Columbus.” (Note: Fr. Ganss was later assigned as pastor of St. Mary’s Church from 1910-1912.)

The Lancaster New Era, Monday, September 1, 1913: “Tomorrow morning at 8:30 o’clock St. Mary’s parochial school will reopen. The Sisters of Mercy, famous for their teaching ability, will be in charge. Sister Xavier will be superior, and Sisters Veronica, Alphonsus, Camilus and Brigida will be the teachers. An advanced course has been prepared for this year, and any children wishing to take up these courses may do so, and are requested to apply to the Rev. Superior.”

The Lancaster New Era, Tuesday, November 4, 1913: “What promises to be an auspicious opening of a successful

basketball season will take place this evening in St. Mary’s Hall, when the Keenan Athle c Club meets the strong Holy Trinity Lyceum of Columbia. The game starts promptly at 8 o’clock. The Keenan team is composed of such players as Brown, Beck, Buckius, Yecker, McGeever, Brickner and Bachler and a good game can be expected. The feature of the evening will be a dance a er the game, and this feature will con nue each week during the season. Eckenrode’s Orchestra will play for the dance.” The Lancaster New Era, Monday, December 29, 1913: “Not in many years have so great a number of people a ended a service in St. Mary’s as at last evening’s service. Many persons could not gain admission. Long before the services began every seat in the spacious church was occupied, and St. Mary’s, always beau ful, never looked so charming. It was adorned with greens, holly and lilies, and around the marble altars hundreds of electric lights were burning. Mr. Murr rendered a number of well-received selec ons on the organ. Messrs. Hambright and Kratzert, and Miss McEvoy, were at their best in their solo work. The whole choir received applause. The processional and recessional by the vested boys were highly commented upon by musical cri cs. The services closed with a grand Magnificat from Mozart. St. Mary’s has been a veritable mecca for the past few days for the hundreds who have come to see the manger of Bethlehem. It will remain in the church un l a er New Year’s. The church is always open and all are welcome to enter.”

It will be held June 22-26 with a “live” opening and closing. If you cannot a end it “live” do not worry as each day will be recorded. Informa on is below with a link to register (registra on and payment will go through St. Leo’s Church website). If you have any ques ons please email/text/call:

Keri Kiefer at [email protected] or 717.341.5291 Marissa Schwartz at [email protected] or 717.615.1946

Just because we can't get together doesn't mean that our kids can't sing, play and learn about their faith this summer with their parish community. This year's theme "Jesus' Power Pulls Us Through" is especially meaningful right now!

How Virtual VBS Works: Register online at h ps://stleos.weshareonline.org/ws/opportuni es/VBS2020 The week before VBS starts, families will be able to pick up materials to complete ac vi es at home along with a music CD. The week of VBS will feature live sessions to sing this year's music together, railway theme snack ideas, building fun gizmos, daily Bible buddies, videos about children living out the daily themes, and learning about saints with Fr. Logue.

Hello St. Mary’s Friends and Families! St. Leo’s Church Has Invited Us to Join in “Virtual” Vacation Bible School!

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Enjoy campfires, daily Mass with Fr. Leo,

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spot: [email protected] or 717.392.2578.

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