Serving Broadneck from a hill overlooking the corner of College Parkway and Cape St. Claire Road. 701 COLLEGE PARKWAY ANNAPOLIS, MD 21409

Formed by God’s Word, Called

to be disciples of Jesus Christ Empowered by the Holy Spirit.

The parish community of St. Andrew by the Bay Seeks to

be A JOYFUL SIGN OF GOD’S REIGN.

As a baptized community of faith in the Roman Catholic Tradition we

celebrate and witness to God’s Presence through:

WORSHIP AND PRAYER, LEARNING AND PROCLAIMING

THE GOSPEL OF JESUS, SERVICE TO GOD’S PEOPLE

AND STEWARDSHIP OF THE GIFTS GOD HAS ENTRUSTED TO US.

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Reflection

The second encounter from John’s Gospel this Lent is with a man born blind. As with the Samaritan woman last week, we too are invited to know Jesus in an intimate way, this time as bestowing the sight to recognize him as the One sent by God. Our first reading foreshadows today’s Gospel by presenting the experience of the prophet Samuel, who comes to “see” David, the youngest son of Jesse, as the one God has chosen to replace King Saul, rather than the eldest son, Eliab, whom Samuel assumed would be God’s choice. Eliab, like Saul, is tall. “Don’t judge by appearances,” God chides. In the Gospel, we see once again a person’s gradual coming into the light that is Jesus, finally recognizing him as more than a prophet, as the Son of Man who is the Lord. For those of us who are baptized, seeing goes even further than recognizing Jesus as the Light of the world. As Ephesians proclaims, we who “were once darkness . . . now. . . are light in the Lord” (5:8) and should lead lives of goodness, righteousness, and truth. Are you a child of the light?

Readings

March 26, 2017

Fourth Sunday of Lent

1st Reading….1 Samuel 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a Psalm…….…....23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6 2nd Reading……..Ephesians 5:8-14 Gospel…...…..………..John 9:1-41 April 2, 2017

Fifth Sunday of Lent

1st Reading………Ezekiel 37:12-14 Psalm……….130:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 2nd Reading……….Romans 8:8-11 Gospel……...………..John 11:1-45

Dear Friends,

The healing of the man born blind: “Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?” “Neither he nor his parents sinned; it is so that the works of God might be made visible through him… “I came into this world for judgment, so that those who do not see might see, and those who do see might become blind.” – John 9:1-41

In his accounts of Jesus’ “signs,” John displays great skills as a

dramatist. His story of the healing of the man born blind is really a play with six scenes: the blind beggar’s healing with the mud Jesus mixes on the Sabbath; the townsfolk’s reaction to his cure; the beggar’s testimony before the Pharisees; the testimony of the blind man’s parents; the beggar’s second appearance before the Pharisees (resulting in his expulsion); the beggar’s return to Jesus.

John “stages” Jesus’ miracle to reveal the deeper meanings of

Jesus’ mission of redemption as the Messiah. The healing of the blind beggar heightens the tension between Jesus and the Pharisees. The teaching of this itinerant Rabbi threatens the structured and exalted life of the scribes and Pharisees. They seek to discredit Jesus any way they can – and this miracle gives them the opportunity. In using spittle, kneading clay and rubbing it on the man’s eyes, Jesus breaks the strict rules prohibiting any kind of manual labor on the Sabbath. The miracle itself becomes secondary; the issue becomes Jesus’ breaking of the Sabbath. Jesus’ teachings and healings so threaten the comfortably ordered lives of the Jewish leaders that they seek some way to discredit what he has done, so they condemn Jesus’ mixing of the mud as a clear violation of the Jewish prohibition of any kind of work on the Sabbath.

The inquisition of the blind man and his parents and his expulsion

from the temple are important parts of Jesus’ story for the evangelist and his readers. John and his community of Jewish-Christians are experiencing the same rejection: many of them have been expelled from their synagogues and the temple for their belief in Jesus as the Messiah.

Our faith, our embracing of the Spirit of God, demands that we see

things not with the eyes of practicality, self-interest and profitability alone, but with the eyes of Christ’s selflessness and humility: to see beyond appearances and superficialities and look deeper to discover the timeless and profound truths of the human heart. To see the world in the light of Christ empowers us to re-create our world, to shatter the darkness of injustice and hate with the light of justice and compassion.

St. Andrew, pray for us.

Sincerely in Christ,

Annual Spring Clean-Up

Put on your gardening gloves and come lend a hand during our annual spring clean-up on Saturday, April 8 from 8:00-11:30am. Help for an hour or all four, and please bring gardening tools, such as pruners, rakes and shovels. Sturdy shoes and long pants and shirts are recommended. Credit will be given for youth service project hours. Barring active thunderstorms, it is a rain or shine event. (Rain date: April 15.) If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact Jim Schofield at schofieldllc@verizon.net.

Fourth Sunday of Lent March 26, 2017

Mass Schedule:

Saturday: 5:00pm

Sunday: 8:00, 9:30am (Chorale), and 11:30am (Contemporary Group)

Children’s Liturgy of the Word is offered at the 11:30am Mass.

Family Liturgy: Fourth Sunday of the month at 11:30am, October through April

Holy Days: Mass at 9:00am & 7:00pm

Daily Liturgy: Monday-Friday at 9:00am Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena Prayers

Wednesdays during the 9:00am Liturgy.

Anointing of the Sick: Please come to the front of the church after Mass and Father will be happy to anoint you or call for an appointment.

Mass Intentions:

March 27 – April 2, 2017

MON 9:00am - Cliff Graves Requested by The Strandquist

Family TUE 9:00am - Antonio Rodriguez

Requested by The Rodriguez Family

WED 9:00am - John J. Wisniewski, Sr. Requested by Pat Hornberger &

Family 6:30pm - Rebeca Fuquen (L)

THU 9:00am - Harry R. Hornberger, Sr. Requested by Pat Hornberger &

Family FRI 9:00am - Morning Prayer SAT 5:00pm - Lina Longo

Requested by Emilia Fasano SUN 8:00am - Nathan Pieper

Parishioners 9:30am - Maria Louise Mondell

Requested by Anne Janac 11:30am - William Kidwell

Requested by Gerry Clark Celebrant Schedule:

April 1 & 2, 2017

Fr. Jeff Dauses Confession - 3:30pm Saturday Saturday Mass - 5:00pm Sunday Mass - 8:00am

Fr. Jim Chambers Sunday Mass - 9:30am Sunday Mass - 11:30am

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WORSHIP AND PRAYER

Janee Ahlers Brenda Amos

Stefanie Ashdown Mary Ellen Catterton Mary Ann Costello

Mike Coward Ray Dalton

Prayers for the Sick May our prayers for the sick bring them

comfort, hope and healing.

Orlando Garcia Peter Garvey Danny Gray Mike Lemke

Vernon Lohrmann Sr. Anet & Reed Lucas

Steve Lucas Sandi Neumaier

Connie Panella Tom Przybylinski

Miguel Ramos Glen Richards

Thomas Stavely Doug Tsitouris Peter Venter

If you would like someone added to the list, please notify the Parish Office.

Bulletin Deadline

Submissions to the parish bulletin are due two Tuesdays prior to the date of the bulletin. Please send your submission to bulletin@standrewbythebay.org.

Ruby Fae Cadwallader, daughter of Ashleigh & Michael Cadwallader;

Zachary Melvin De Puy,

son of Jacqueline & Joshua De Puy;

Caya Lyn Guenther, daughter of Christine & Joseph Guenther;

Emma Carolyn McNamara,

daughter of Krista & James McNamara;

Noah Daniel Walters, son of Justine & Steven Walters.

We welcome our new brothers and sisters who have been baptized in Christ.

Prayer for Vocations

Lord, I know you love me

and have great plans for me. But sometimes I am overwhelmed

by the thought of my future. Show me how to walk forward

one day at a time. May I take heart while I search openly

for what it is you want me to do with my life.

Inspire in me wisdom and understanding to see your vision for my life

and respond with openness to whatever you call me to be.

Show me your way Lord!

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Lenten & Holy Week Schedule

DAILY MASS Monday through Thursday, 9:00am

Wednesday Evenings, March 29 & April 5 at 6:30pm

THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Wednesdays, March 29 & April 5, 5:30-6:30pm

Saturdays, 3:30-4:30pm (with the exception of Holy Saturday)

SOUP SUPPERS 5:00-7:00pm – Fridays during Lent

PALM SUNDAY, APRIL 9 Mass with Blessing of Palms

Saturday, 5:00pm; Sunday, 7:30am, 9:30am and 11:30am 7:30pm – The Seven Last Words of Christ

MONDAY/TUESDAY/WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 11 and 12 9:00am – Daily Mass (Monday and Tuesday);

Morning Prayer (Wednesday)

HOLY THURSDAY, APRIL 13 9:00am – Morning Prayer

7:30pm – Mass of the Lord’s Supper 10:30pm – Night Prayer – Upper Hall

GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 14 9:00am – Morning Prayer

1:00pm – Children’s Stations of the Cross 3:00pm – Liturgy of the Lord’s Passion

7:30pm – Stations of the Cross

HOLY SATURDAY, APRIL 15 9:00am – Morning Prayer

12:00 Noon – Easter Blessing of Foods 7:30pm – Celebration of the Easter Vigil

EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 16 6:15am– Interfaith Sunrise Service at Cape St. Claire Beach

7:30am, 9:30am, and 11:30am – Masses in the Church 9:30am Mass – Parish Center Upper Hall

11:30am Mass (Children’s Liturgy) – Parish Center Upper Hall

WORSHIP AND PRAYER

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St. Andrew by the Bay Preschool

Green Eggs & Ham Day

Important Dates Coming Up

March 27 – Scholastic Book orders Due

March 28 & 29 – Taste the Rainbow by Annapolis Pediatrics March 30 & 31 – Fins, Feet and Feelers by Annapolis Maritime Museum April – Grandparents Month April 3 & 4 – Daily Mass days April 3 – Extended School Year Program fee due April 6 & 7 – Easter Egg Hunt days April 10 -17 – Easter break April 18 – Children return to school April 20 & 21 – Breakfast for Lunch Bunch days April 24 – RiverBay Roadhouse Fundraiser Night

Extended School Year Program

Sign-up going on NOW! Join us for an extra 2 weeks of fun May 30 to June 9. You can choose ½ day or full day, and after care is available. Contact the Preschool Office for more information.

School Year 2017/2018

Registration for school year 2017-2018 has begun. We still have availability in PreK and T/TH 3’s. Families must submit the registration form found on our website along with the registration fee of $125. Registration forms can be mailed or dropped off at the Preschool Office. Classes fill quickly, please do not delay! Please spread the word!

For more information, please call the Preschool Office at 410-974-1994 or visit our website at:

www.standrewbythebay.org/ preschool

LEARNING AND PROCLAIMING THE GOSPEL

PREP – 4 Year Olds to Grade 5

Youth Ministry

Confirmation Calendar

March 29 – Confirmation Candidate Lenten Mass at 6:30pm in the Church

March 31 – Service Hour Logs Due – NO EXCEPTIONS

April 28 – Confirmation Rehearsal at St. John Neumann, 6:00-7:30pm

April 29 – Confirmation at 10:00am at St. John Neumann in Annapolis

Volunteer Opportunities

Help Set-up for Holy Thursday Set-up luminaries at Church at 7:30pm and clean-up about 9:00pm. Contact

Joe at miniracer1998@aol.com or Lin Chronister at 410-757-3725. Become an Altar Server Contact Shelly Reid at ShellyReid@verizon.net or 410-960-5148.

Workcamp Restaurant Fundraiser

Eat out at Chipotle in Severna Park on Tuesday, March 28 from 2:00-9:00pm and 50% of the proceeds from your meal will go toward helping our workcampers fund the cost of their week long mission trip to Hartford, Connecticut. Don’t forget to tell the cashier that you’re there to support the SABB Youth Mission Trip!

Calendar

March 26 & 27 – PREP Classes

April 2 & 3 – PREP Classes

April 9 - 17 – Easter Break: No PREP

April 23 & 24 – PREP Classes

April 30 & May 1 – Last PREP Classes: Closing Assembly

July 10 - 14 – Vacation Bible Camp: Registration begins April 24.

1st Communion Schedule

April 28 – First Communion Group I Rehearsal at 5:00pm in CH April 29 – First Communion Group I Mass at 5:00pm in CH May 5 – First Communion Group II Rehearsal at 5:00pm in CH May 6 – First Communion Group II Mass at 5:00pm in CH May 12 – First Communion Group III Rehearsal at 5:00pm in CH May 14 – First Communion Group III Mass at 11:30am in CH

Fourth Sunday of Lent March 26, 2017

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LEARNING AND PROCLAIMING THE GOSPEL

Faith Formation Opportunities

Find full descriptions at www.standrewbythebay.org. You are welcome to join us!

Life-Long Faith Formation

Coming Up:

Catholicism: The Pivotal Players Beginning in April. A 10 part epic series unlocking the truth behind the Church’s most influential people. Facilitator: Gisela Barry.

Resurrection of the Messiah Wednesdays of the Easter season, beginning April 26. Facilitator: Deacon Tony Norcio.

Join Us!

The Mystery of God: Who God is and Why He Matters

Mondays at 7:30pm in the Upper Hall.

What do we say to the so-called New Atheism that has attracted millions through the writings of Richard Dawkins and others? Discover for yourself in this beautiful 6-part film series. Facilitator: Gisela Barry.

March 27: Exploring the Trinity

April 3: The God Who Is Love

Daytime Grief Education/Support Group

Wednesdays at 9:30am in the Conference Room Meets until May 3

For anyone grieving, whether the loss was recent or not so recent. All are welcome. One need not be a parishioner to attend. You may know someone who could use support. Contact Stephany for details at 410-974-4366.

Death of the Messiah

Wednesdays, March 29 & April 5

7:00-8:30pm The stories written on our hearts of the passion and death of Jesus Christ, like those of the Incarnation, are a mingling of the accounts in the various Gospels. Deacon Tony Norcio will sort them out for us and help us encounter the Christ more deeply.

Lenten Soup Suppers

The Hospitality Committee is hosting Soup Suppers on Friday evenings during Lent. From 5:00-7:00pm, a simple meal of soup and bread will be served in the Upper Hall. All are welcome! Dinner is free, however a free-will offering will be accepted. Each week will feature two homemade soups! Please join us!

SERVICE TO GOD’S PEOPLE

Bus Trip to Harriet Tubman Visitor Center

Join fellow parishioners for a bus trip to the new Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Park and Visitor Center near Cambridge, MD on Thursday, May 11. See and learn about Harriet Tubman’s life with a ranger led tour. Cost is $25/person, plus the cost of lunch at the Portside Restaurant in Cambridge. The bus will depart from St. Andrew by the Bay at 9:30am and return at approximately 4:00pm. You can sign-up after Mass on Sunday, April 2, or call Ann at 410-647-6419.

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March 27 – April 2, 2017

MONDAY, March 27, 2017 9:30am—Lenten Faith Group—ALC 2:30pm—St. Vincent de Paul—CR 4:00pm—Pre-Catechumenate—CR 4:30pm—PREP: 4 Years - Grade 5—PC 5:00pm—SAINTS Rehearsal—CH 6:00pm—Cherub Choir Rehearsal—CH 6:00pm—PREP: 4 Years - Grade 5—PC 6:30pm—Children’s Choir Rehearsal—CH 7:00pm—Finance Council Meeting—ALC 7:15pm—Middle School Choir—CH 7:30pm—Lenten Faith Group—LH 7:30pm—The Mystery of God—UH

TUESDAY, March 28, 2017 9:30am—Church History—ALC 7:00pm—Divine Breath Yoga—LH 7:30pm—Handbell Choir—CH 7:30pm—RCIA—CR

WEDNESDAY, March 29, 2017 9:30am—Scripture Sharing—ALC 9:30am—Grief Support Group—CR 5:30pm—Confession—CH 6:30pm—Mass—CH 6:30pm—Scouts—UH 7:00pm—Death of the Messiah—ALC 7:30pm—Chorale Rehearsal—CH

THURSDAY, March 30, 2017 9:30am—Walking With Purpose—PC 9:30am—Adoration—Chapel 11:30am—WWP Leadership Meeting—ALC 2:30pm—St. Vincent de Paul—CR 6:30pm—Children’s Catechumenate—CLR 2 7:00pm—Walking With Purpose—ALC 7:00pm—Lenten Faith Group—CLR 8 7:00pm—St. Vincent de Paul—CR 7:15pm—Contemporary Music Group—CH

FRIDAY, March 31, 2017 5:00pm—Lenten Soup Supper—UH 7:00pm—Lenten Faith Groups—PC

SATURDAY, April 1, 2017 7:15am—Fishers of Men—ALC

SUNDAY, April 2, 2017 Donut Sunday 9:00am—Library Open and Staffed—ALC 9:30am—Nursery—NUR 9:30am—Confirmation Retreat—CH 10:00am—PREP: 4 Years - Grade 5—PC 11:30am—CLOW—Sacristy

KEY: ALC-Adult Learning Center, CR-Conference Room, Lower Hall, UH-Upper Hall, CH-Church, PC-Parish Center, PO-Parish Office, NX-Narthex, KIT-Kitchen, NUR-Nursery, CLR-Classroom, PL-Parking Lot

SERVICE TO GOD’S PEOPLE

Lighthouse Shelter Ministry

On the first Friday of each month, St. Andrew parishioners prepare, deliver and serve dinner to 40-50 residents of the Light House Shelter in Annapolis. Anyone interested in this ministry, please contact Pat Ruck at 410-571-5521. The next dinner takes place this coming Friday, April 7.

Physician Assisted Suicide Bill Withdrawn

Thanks to all who prayed, contacted their legislators, attended the Catholics in Maryland Lobby Night, testified and attended the hearing to help defeat the Physician Assisted Suicide Bill, (HB370) and Senate Bill (SB354). Your prayers and action helped to defeat this bill for the third straight year, and in doing so helped protect our vulnerable elderly, sick and disabled! Even so, we need to be vigilant and realize those who seek a ‘culture of death’ will bring the physician assisted suicide bill up again in the 2018 General Assembly. To keep abreast of this issue, visit www.stopassistedsuicidemd.org.

40 Days for Life

The Spring 40 Days for Life Campaign began on Ash Wednesday and will continue until Sunday, April 9. We have not registered to participate in the National Campaign, however, you are still encouraged to pray and fast during these 40 days for an end to abortion, to protect the moms who go into the abortion facilities, for the closing of the facilities, as well as the conversion of the abortionists and all those involved with abortions. You can also join in the peaceful prayer vigil on Tuesdays and Saturdays (the days that abortions take place) from 9:00am to 4:00pm at the Planned Parenthood located at 929 West St. in Annapolis. For more information, please contact Maureen Stansell at SABBrespectlife@gmail.com or 410-353-2910.

Respect Life Corner

Parish Pastoral Council Member Discernment

Our parish community is currently holding nominations for membership on our Parish Pastoral Council. Nominees must be confirmed, practicing Catholics at least 16 years of age, and registered members of St. Andrew by the Bay Parish. We are in need of as many nominations as possible so that we may choose 3-4 parishioners who have the following qualities:

A desire for spiritual growth in themselves and the Parish An enthusiasm about the future direction of the Parish A willingness to listen, to speak honestly and to work toward consensus Flexibility and openness with people and ideas An eagerness to carry out the parish mission An availability of time and energy

Nominations will be accepted after all weekend Masses through Sunday, April 9, or you can email your nomination to sabbanna@archbalt.org by Sunday, April 9. You may nominate yourself or any other members of the parish to be a part of this discernment process. All those identified as nominees will be invited to attend an Information Night on Tuesday, April 18 where nominees will learn about the role of the Parish Pastoral Council. Afterward, all nominees will be asked to reflect and pray on this information and discern whether or not they feel called to this ministry of service and leadership. Following the information night, a Discernment Night will be held on Tuesday, April 25 where new Parish Pastoral Council members will be selected.

Date: Time:

Bring the whole Family!! Hot dogs, pizza, snacks & drinks

available for purchase!

Bingo Tickets: $15 advance/$18 at door

Raffle Tickets: $1 each or $5 for 6 tickets

Tickets for sale after all Masses the following weekends: March 25/26 & April 1/2.

Also, available for sale in the parish office

M-F from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm, and will be sold at the door.

For more information or questions, contact Meredith Powell at

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Bingo by the Bay! to benefit:

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20 Games! At least $50 worth of gift cards

for each game winner!

Awesome Raffles include:

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2017 Archbishop’s Annual Appeal

The theme for this year's Appeal, Forward in Faith, was chosen because it reflects both the need for our Archdiocese to meet the practical challenges ahead, but also, importantly, Our Lord's plea to each of us individually that we commit to deepening our relationship with Him. You are invited to join among thousands of others within our archdiocesan family as we strive to help one another and strengthen our mission with the many blessings made possible through the Archbishop's Annual Appeal. The Archbishop's Annual Appeal is crucial to the continued survival of the Archdiocese of Baltimore, providing substantial support for our parishes as well as for a wide array of initiatives including tuition assistance, Catholic Charities and a host of other evangelizing ministries, Please consider how you will support the 2017 Archbishop’s Annual Appeal. Pledge forms are available in the Parish Office, or you can make a pledge at www.archbalt.org/appeal. Thank you for your pledge of support!

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