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February 25, 2018
S t. Bridget (or Brigid) of Kildare is one of the three major patron saints of Ireland along with Saint Patrick and Saint Columba. Saint Bridget’s faith and labors for
the Lord are remembered among the Irish people through prayers, sacred places, blessings and customs. St. Bridget was an extraordinary woman of faith: strong in her mission, loyal to the Lord, faithful to the Church, generous to the poor and hospitable to missionaries. St. Bridget laid strong foundations for the Church in Ireland. Her feast day is February 1st, the first day of the Celtic Spring.
Pastor: Very Reverend Stanley J. Krempa
Rectory:540-277-2943
Religious Education: John Sengewalt 540-277-2948
[email protected] Office Hours: Sun after class until 1 PM
Wed 9 - 3 / Sat by aptTue & Thur 9 - 3 in the rectory.
Office of Youth Ministry:[email protected]
Music Ministry: Tricia Russman [email protected]
Organist: Jenny Sorenson [email protected]
Eucharistic Minister / Lectors:Chet Lewandowski 540-722-7231
Servers:John Sengewalt 540-277-2948
Sacristan:Becky Jackson 540-955-1715
Ushers:Jim Willis [email protected]
Men’s Club: Meets the last Saturday each month
8AM, in Hobert Hall. Coffee and Donuts on 1st Sunday of each month.
Dick Drake 540-955-5556
Women’s Group: Meets the 1st Tuesday of each month
Erin Huff 317-696-4143
St. Bridget’s Bulletin: Deadline Monday Noon
Ruth Hayes 540-277-2943
Sacramental Information:
Baptisms: Sunday, after 9:00 AM Mass Contact the Rectory Office at 540-277-2943
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9 AM - 3 PM
Marriage: Contact parish priest at least six (6) months prior to proposed date of the wedding. Contact the Rectory Office at 540-277-2943
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9 AM - 3 PM
Confessions: Saturday 4 PM - 5 PMSunday 8 AM - 8:30 AM
Rosary: The rosary is prayed after the 12:05 PM Mass on the 1st Friday of each month
Prayer List:Contact Becky Jackson at 540-955-1715
FISH:Food collection is in the narthex on the 2nd Sunday each month. Please give generously.
Mass Schedule:
Saturday9 AM and 5:30 PM (Sunday Vigil)
Sunday:9 AM
Weekdays:Monday & Tuesday 12:05 PMWednesday 9 AMThursday & Friday 12:05 PM
Holy Days:12:05 PM and 7 PM
Nationwide Mass Schedule: www.thecatholicdirectory.com
Hospitalized and Homebound:Notify the rectory at 540-277-2943 so that the hospitalized and homebound parishioners may receive the pastoral care of the church.
Website:stbridgetberryville.org
NowLive!
St Bridget of IrelandCATHOLIC CHURCH1024 W. MAIN ST. BERRYVILLE, VA 22611
Direct: 540.336.5186 540.542.6133 ext. 106
Fax: [email protected]
200 N. Braddock StreetWinchester, VA 22601
ALCOVA MORTGAGEShowing You the Way Home
Cary BartlettBranch Partner, NMLS ID#276713
Promote your business or announce
a special event. Your advertising
dollars help support the future
of the St. Bridget’s bulletin. Contact The Rectory540-277-2943
AdvertiseYour Business!
Help Wanted:As you know, we are in the need
of new advertisers to defray the cost of our weekly bulletin. Costs are reasonable and it’s a great way to reach out to the
St. Bridget’s parishioners. If you know of anyone who would
be interested in purchasing ad space, contact the Rectory.
St. Bridget of Ireland February 25, 2018
Pastor’s Words Lent is a time to renew ourselves as Christians. It is also an opportune time to renew some of our parish ministries. Although all of our liturgical ministers are doing a great job, it is good to expand the num-ber of people who volunteer in many ways. These are the needs we have at present:
Lectors/Readers - those who read the Scriptures at Mass Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion -
to bring Communion to the homebound Ushers - we can always use ushers to help with the collections and an orderly reception of Holy Communion at Mass Counters - teams that count and deposit the weekly collections Altar servers - as our more experienced servers move on, we need to train new severs to be close to the Mass and learn ‘public presence.”
I want to emphasize that all our current liturgical ministers are doing a great job, but people do get sick, go on vacation or have family emergencies. We need to expand our roster. Please consider volunteering for one of these ministries.
In Our Lord, Father Stan Krempa
Diocesan News & Events:2018 Bishop’s Lenten Appeal Living in Faith~Giving in Gratitude The Bishop’s Lenten Appeal is in full swing and we are asking every household in our parish to support this appeal to the extent that they are able. The BLA funds many programs, services and ministries that serve people in need and furthers the Gospel mission of Jesus Christ in our diocese. Let us join together to do the Lord’s work – works that touch the lives and souls of thousands of people in our diocese. Thank you!
Come Holy Spirit Come! This year’s Power & Purpose conference is June 8-10; the theme is Let Us Begin, on the campus of Franciscan University in Steuben-ville, OH. The conference has world-class speakers, wonderful music, AND you’ll be touched by power and person of the Holy Spirit. Registration is open, ask Trina Black for details on special offer (h 540-955-3990 c 304-667-8508) or email her at [email protected].
FYI:Website: Our new website is up and running. For mass, confession times and past bulletins, please visit stbridgetberryville.org.
Knights of Columbus Council at St. Bridget of Ireland Please contact Dennis Godfrey [email protected] with questions on newly formed council.
Divine Mercy Reflection for the Week of February 25, 2018 Divine Mercy said: “Listen, My daughter, although all the works that come into being by My will are exposed to great sufferings, consider whether any of them has been subject to greater difficulties than that work which is directly Mine—the work of Redemption...” (St. Faustina Diary, 1643)
Are you New to Our Parish? Registration forms are available in the narthex. Please ask an usher for assistance. You may return this form to one of the ushers or place it in the collection basket.
Backpack Ministry: Please remember to support this program. St. Bridget’s parishioners are tasked with donating cans of tuna each month into a plastic bin in the narthex. For information on this program, contact Mary Kay Batka at 540-955-3715. Your generosity is appreciated.
Parish Lenten Dinner: Friday, Mar. 2, 5:30– 6:45 PM (Sponsored by Men’s Club), followed by Stations of the Cross and confession at 7PM
Envelope reporting: The rectory office inputs all collection envelope infor-mation. If the amount is not written on your envelope, we can only guess; if a check # is included on outside of envelope, it would help at year end to correctly identify on the tax report. Contact [email protected] and ask Ruth or John for assistance. More info to come…
Help NeededPart-time Director of Music, starting April 2nd. He/she would be respon-sible for overseeing the music program for the 2 weekend Masses, Holy Days, and other special liturgies as directed by the pastor. Weddings and funerals would not be a primary duty at this time, but some involvement is possible. He/she would be directly responsible for planning music selec-tions, preparing, directing, as well as working with the accompanist for a 4-part adult choir for the 9:00 AM Mass, as well as scheduling and prepar-ing cantors for the 5:30 PM Mass each Saturday.
At minimum, applicants for the job should be pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in music or have equivalent experience, and experience in choral conduct-ing. Skills in Organ or Piano are not required but are a plus. They should also understand Catholic liturgy and the current music repertoire suitable for liturgy as well as have great interpersonal skills. Resumes may be for-warded to:
Very Reverend Stanley J. Krempa St. Bridget of Ireland Catholic Church 1024 W. Main Street Berryville, VA 22611
Ushers Needed: We are in need of a few more ushers for the Saturday vigil mass at 5:30 pm. Please contact Jim Willis at [email protected] if you can volunteer some time.
Mass Times & Intentions
St. Bridget of Ireland Mass Inten-tion Book is open for 2018. Your Mass Intentions can be made by coming to Rectory office during
business hours, 9am-3pm, to find an available date, obtain a remem-brance card and make a donation
for your special date.
Monday, February 26: Noon Mass
Tuesday, February 27:Noon Mass † Judy Henry
Wednesday, February 28:9 AM Mass
Thursday, March 1:Noon Mass
Friday, March 2: Noon Mass † Mary Baran
Saturday, March 3:9 AM Mass
5:30 PM Mass † Dave Gregg
Sunday March 4: 9:00 AM Mass Parish Family
Prayer List: Please remember the following
people in your prayers:
Maggie O’Connor, Brenda Pinchot, Pat Hepner, George Sweet, Pam Henry, Nicholas Otey,
Tony Tringale, Bishop Roque, Julius Lee, Cara Kravetz,
Margaret England, Katrina Rost and Courtneyrose Ball
If you would like to add someone to this list, please contact
Becky Jackson at 540-955-1715.
2017-18 Religious Education Program
Saint of the Week:Anne Line
Anne was born during the 16th century in Essex, England into a
strict Calvinist family. When Anne and her brother converted to
Catholicism, they were disowned and disinherited from their fami-ly. Anne soon thereafter married Roger Line, also a Catholic. Roger was captured on his way to Mass,
imprisoned, and then exiled to Flanders where he died. Anne re-mained in England and operated safe houses for priests and other Catholics. In 1601 her house was raided shortly before Mass, and the altar prepared for Mass was the proof needed for her arrest.
Anne was convicted and died as a martyr on the gallows.
New RE Office hours: Sunday, after class until 1; Wednesday 9 AM – 3 PM;
Saturday by appointment. Tuesday & Thursday 9 AM – 3 PM
in the rectory.
Today, First Penance
All classes will participate in Stations of the Cross
during class on March 4th.
Spiritual Thought“Life is God’s gift to you.
What you do with it is your gift to God”.
St. Bridget of Ireland February 25, 2018
Pastor’s Words Lent is a time to renew ourselves as Christians. It is also an opportune time to renew some of our parish ministries. Although all of our liturgical ministers are doing a great job, it is good to expand the num-ber of people who volunteer in many ways. These are the needs we have at present:
Lectors/Readers - those who read the Scriptures at Mass Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion -
to bring Communion to the homebound Ushers - we can always use ushers to help with the collections and an orderly reception of Holy Communion at Mass Counters - teams that count and deposit the weekly collections Altar servers - as our more experienced servers move on, we need to train new severs to be close to the Mass and learn ‘public presence.”
I want to emphasize that all our current liturgical ministers are doing a great job, but people do get sick, go on vacation or have family emergencies. We need to expand our roster. Please consider volunteering for one of these ministries.
In Our Lord, Father Stan Krempa
Diocesan News & Events:2018 Bishop’s Lenten Appeal Living in Faith~Giving in Gratitude The Bishop’s Lenten Appeal is in full swing and we are asking every household in our parish to support this appeal to the extent that they are able. The BLA funds many programs, services and ministries that serve people in need and furthers the Gospel mission of Jesus Christ in our diocese. Let us join together to do the Lord’s work – works that touch the lives and souls of thousands of people in our diocese. Thank you!
Come Holy Spirit Come! This year’s Power & Purpose conference is June 8-10; the theme is Let Us Begin, on the campus of Franciscan University in Steuben-ville, OH. The conference has world-class speakers, wonderful music, AND you’ll be touched by power and person of the Holy Spirit. Registration is open, ask Trina Black for details on special offer (h 540-955-3990 c 304-667-8508) or email her at [email protected].
FYI:Website: Our new website is up and running. For mass, confession times and past bulletins, please visit stbridgetberryville.org.
Knights of Columbus Council at St. Bridget of Ireland Please contact Dennis Godfrey [email protected] with questions on newly formed council.
Divine Mercy Reflection for the Week of February 25, 2018 Divine Mercy said: “Listen, My daughter, although all the works that come into being by My will are exposed to great sufferings, consider whether any of them has been subject to greater difficulties than that work which is directly Mine—the work of Redemption...” (St. Faustina Diary, 1643)
Are you New to Our Parish? Registration forms are available in the narthex. Please ask an usher for assistance. You may return this form to one of the ushers or place it in the collection basket.
Backpack Ministry: Please remember to support this program. St. Bridget’s parishioners are tasked with donating cans of tuna each month into a plastic bin in the narthex. For information on this program, contact Mary Kay Batka at 540-955-3715. Your generosity is appreciated.
Parish Lenten Dinner: Friday, Mar. 2, 5:30– 6:45 PM (Sponsored by Men’s Club), followed by Stations of the Cross and confession at 7PM
Envelope reporting: The rectory office inputs all collection envelope infor-mation. If the amount is not written on your envelope, we can only guess; if a check # is included on outside of envelope, it would help at year end to correctly identify on the tax report. Contact [email protected] and ask Ruth or John for assistance. More info to come…
Help NeededPart-time Director of Music, starting April 2nd. He/she would be respon-sible for overseeing the music program for the 2 weekend Masses, Holy Days, and other special liturgies as directed by the pastor. Weddings and funerals would not be a primary duty at this time, but some involvement is possible. He/she would be directly responsible for planning music selec-tions, preparing, directing, as well as working with the accompanist for a 4-part adult choir for the 9:00 AM Mass, as well as scheduling and prepar-ing cantors for the 5:30 PM Mass each Saturday.
At minimum, applicants for the job should be pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in music or have equivalent experience, and experience in choral conduct-ing. Skills in Organ or Piano are not required but are a plus. They should also understand Catholic liturgy and the current music repertoire suitable for liturgy as well as have great interpersonal skills. Resumes may be for-warded to:
Very Reverend Stanley J. Krempa St. Bridget of Ireland Catholic Church 1024 W. Main Street Berryville, VA 22611
Ushers Needed: We are in need of a few more ushers for the Saturday vigil mass at 5:30 pm. Please contact Jim Willis at [email protected] if you can volunteer some time.
Mass Times & Intentions
St. Bridget of Ireland Mass Inten-tion Book is open for 2018. Your Mass Intentions can be made by coming to Rectory office during
business hours, 9am-3pm, to find an available date, obtain a remem-brance card and make a donation
for your special date.
Monday, February 26: Noon Mass
Tuesday, February 27:Noon Mass † Judy Henry
Wednesday, February 28:9 AM Mass
Thursday, March 1:Noon Mass
Friday, March 2: Noon Mass † Mary Baran
Saturday, March 3:9 AM Mass
5:30 PM Mass † Dave Gregg
Sunday March 4: 9:00 AM Mass Parish Family
Prayer List: Please remember the following
people in your prayers:
Maggie O’Connor, Brenda Pinchot, Pat Hepner, George Sweet, Pam Henry, Nicholas Otey,
Tony Tringale, Bishop Roque, Julius Lee, Cara Kravetz,
Margaret England, Katrina Rost and Courtneyrose Ball
If you would like to add someone to this list, please contact
Becky Jackson at 540-955-1715.
2017-18 Religious Education Program
Saint of the Week:Anne Line
Anne was born during the 16th century in Essex, England into a
strict Calvinist family. When Anne and her brother converted to
Catholicism, they were disowned and disinherited from their fami-ly. Anne soon thereafter married Roger Line, also a Catholic. Roger was captured on his way to Mass,
imprisoned, and then exiled to Flanders where he died. Anne re-mained in England and operated safe houses for priests and other Catholics. In 1601 her house was raided shortly before Mass, and the altar prepared for Mass was the proof needed for her arrest.
Anne was convicted and died as a martyr on the gallows.
New RE Office hours: Sunday, after class until 1; Wednesday 9 AM – 3 PM;
Saturday by appointment. Tuesday & Thursday 9 AM – 3 PM
in the rectory.
Today, First Penance
All classes will participate in Stations of the Cross
during class on March 4th.
Spiritual Thought“Life is God’s gift to you.
What you do with it is your gift to God”.
February 25, 2018
S t. Bridget (or Brigid) of Kildare is one of the three major patron saints of Ireland along with Saint Patrick and Saint Columba. Saint Bridget’s faith and labors for
the Lord are remembered among the Irish people through prayers, sacred places, blessings and customs. St. Bridget was an extraordinary woman of faith: strong in her mission, loyal to the Lord, faithful to the Church, generous to the poor and hospitable to missionaries. St. Bridget laid strong foundations for the Church in Ireland. Her feast day is February 1st, the first day of the Celtic Spring.
Pastor: Very Reverend Stanley J. Krempa
Rectory:540-277-2943
Religious Education: John Sengewalt 540-277-2948
[email protected] Office Hours: Sun after class until 1 PM
Wed 9 - 3 / Sat by aptTue & Thur 9 - 3 in the rectory.
Office of Youth Ministry:[email protected]
Music Ministry: Tricia Russman [email protected]
Organist: Jenny Sorenson [email protected]
Eucharistic Minister / Lectors:Chet Lewandowski 540-722-7231
Servers:John Sengewalt 540-277-2948
Sacristan:Becky Jackson 540-955-1715
Ushers:Jim Willis [email protected]
Men’s Club: Meets the last Saturday each month
8AM, in Hobert Hall. Coffee and Donuts on 1st Sunday of each month.
Dick Drake 540-955-5556
Women’s Group: Meets the 1st Tuesday of each month
Erin Huff 317-696-4143
St. Bridget’s Bulletin: Deadline Monday Noon
Ruth Hayes 540-277-2943
Sacramental Information:
Baptisms: Sunday, after 9:00 AM Mass Contact the Rectory Office at 540-277-2943
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9 AM - 3 PM
Marriage: Contact parish priest at least six (6) months prior to proposed date of the wedding. Contact the Rectory Office at 540-277-2943
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9 AM - 3 PM
Confessions: Saturday 4 PM - 5 PMSunday 8 AM - 8:30 AM
Rosary: The rosary is prayed after the 12:05 PM Mass on the 1st Friday of each month
Prayer List:Contact Becky Jackson at 540-955-1715
FISH:Food collection is in the narthex on the 2nd Sunday each month. Please give generously.
Mass Schedule:
Saturday9 AM and 5:30 PM (Sunday Vigil)
Sunday:9 AM
Weekdays:Monday & Tuesday 12:05 PMWednesday 9 AMThursday & Friday 12:05 PM
Holy Days:12:05 PM and 7 PM
Nationwide Mass Schedule: www.thecatholicdirectory.com
Hospitalized and Homebound:Notify the rectory at 540-277-2943 so that the hospitalized and homebound parishioners may receive the pastoral care of the church.
Website:stbridgetberryville.org
NowLive!
St Bridget of IrelandCATHOLIC CHURCH1024 W. MAIN ST. BERRYVILLE, VA 22611
Direct: 540.336.5186 540.542.6133 ext. 106
Fax: [email protected]
200 N. Braddock StreetWinchester, VA 22601
ALCOVA MORTGAGEShowing You the Way Home
Cary BartlettBranch Partner, NMLS ID#276713
Promote your business or announce
a special event. Your advertising
dollars help support the future
of the St. Bridget’s bulletin. Contact The Rectory540-277-2943
AdvertiseYour Business!
Help Wanted:As you know, we are in the need
of new advertisers to defray the cost of our weekly bulletin. Costs are reasonable and it’s a great way to reach out to the
St. Bridget’s parishioners. If you know of anyone who would
be interested in purchasing ad space, contact the Rectory.
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