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PARISH STAFF
Rev. Paul C. Sparklin, Pastor
Sister Katherine O’Donnell, RSM
Pastoral Associate, [email protected]
Mr. Fred Seibold
Deacon, 410-721-7134
Mr. Liam Benton, Business Manager
Mr. Brendan Walls, Director of Music
Mrs. Mary Oshiro, Director of Faith Formation
Mr. John Russell, Director of Youth & Young Adult Ministry
Mrs. Barbara Emden, Rev. Edward Connelly Parish Center
Manager, [email protected]
PASTORAL COUNCIL LEADERSHIP Steve Dougherty, Bob Iacaruso, Annette Esterheld,
& Marge Wagovich
MASS TIMES Saturday: 4:30 p.m. (signed for the hearing impaired)
Sunday: 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m., and 5:30 p.m. Daily Mass: Monday – Thursday 9:00 a.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Saturday 3:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. or by Appointment
PARISH OFFICE: 410-721-5770 Fax: 410-721-5508
1800 Seton Drive, Crofton, MD 21114
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.seaseton.org
SCHOOL OF THE INCARNATION Mrs. Lisa Shipley, Principal
2601 Symphony Ln., Gambrills, MD 21054
www.schooloftheincarnation.org 410-519-2285
NEW PARISHIONERS WELCOME If you are new to the area or are interested in registering, forms
are available at the Hospitality Centre at all Masses or by calling
the Parish Office. If you are leaving the area, please notify us.
Fourth Sunday of Advent – December 18, 2016
Mission Statement We, the Christ-centered community of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish, commit ourselves to be a
warm and welcoming Catholic community of faith; proclaiming the message of Jesus through a
strong and vital sacramental life, active ministry, and loving outreach.
Dear Seton Parish Family and Friends:
CHRISTMAS is just a week away! As is the case for most parishes, we will see the largest crowd of the year for Mass. In
a survey from the evangelical research agency LifeWay Research, more than three in four churchgoers (77%), Catholic
and Protestant alike said they were drawn to attend church at Christmas to honor Jesus and His birth. Other motives such
as tradition, being with family and friends, or getting into the Christmas spirit were at a distance as motivation for going to
church. Even among the “nones” (people with no religious identity), nearly 30% had plans to go to church and they also
named Jesus as their primary motivation. However, family and friends do make a difference in Christmas church
attendance. The survey found that among those with no plan to attend a church (38%) at Christmas, the vast majority say
they would likely go if personally invited. They would go to be with people they care about, even if it weren’t something
they would typically choose. So my challenge for this week:
1. Personally invite someone to attend Christmas Mass with you who might not otherwise attend. You might be the reason
they begin to attend Mass again;
2. Be welcoming and friendly when you come to Mass on Christmas. Even if someone is sitting in “your” seat, greet them
warmly and let them know you are happy they have come to our parish church to honor Jesus. Kindness in the name of
Jesus wins people over – rudeness gives people a reason not to come back.
The largest crowds (and they are huge!) are at the 4:00 p.m. Masses on Christmas Eve and the 6:00 p.m. I encourage you
to consider the 8:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. on Christmas Eve and the 11:00 a.m. Mass on Christmas Day, crowded but
everyone will have a seat!! We will have an interpreter for the Deaf at the 6:00 p.m. Christmas Eve Mass.
Christmas falls on a Sunday this year (as does New Year’s) and while it makes for a more paced scheduling of our
celebrations (no holy days during the week), it also has an impact on our collections. I ask that you take that into
consideration as you make your end of year donations by giving to the Holy Day as well as Sunday collection each
weekend!
Many thanks to the Social committee, Youth Ministry, and the Buildings and Grounds committee for another successful
Breakfast with Santa this past Sunday. Their efforts helped to feed 225 people over two seating’s. Another big thank you
is in order for Santa who made the time in his busy schedule to hear the wishes of Seton’s little ones and pose for pictures.
Thank you Santa!
Finally, thanks to all of our Parishioners who helped out with our Holiday Outreach programs. I thank all of the volunteers
who helped sort food and gifts, packed new meals, loaded vehicles and to all of the drivers that came forward to deliver
both Thanksgiving meals and Adopt-a-Family gifts, Senior Citizen gifts and meals. Thank you for your generous
contributions to Marian House Sweater gifts and Spring Grove Hospital Center. Your generosity made the Holidays happy
for many families. Thank you! We met and exceeded all of our goals for helping those less fortunate. A final report will
be compiled and published in the bulletin in the coming weeks!
Come, Lord Jesus!
Fr. Paul
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
MASS TIMES AT NEIGHBORING PARISHES Holy Family, Davidsonville
Sat., 5:00 p.m.; Sun., 7:45, 9:15, 11:00 a.m. St. Joseph, Odenton
Sat., 5:00 p.m.; Sun., 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. Our Lady of the Fields, Millersville
Sat., 5:00 p.m.; Sun., 7:00, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 a. m. 12:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.
SICK OR HOSPITALIZED Please notify the office or a staff member when someone in your family is sick, hospitalized or homebound. If you or a family member is admitted to Anne Arundel Medical Center, please inform them that you are Catholic and your affiliation is St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish. This should be part of your admission process.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Attendance at a baptismal preparation program is required before Baptism can be scheduled. Please call the Parish Office as early as possible to make arrangements. Preparation may begin any time during pregnancy.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
According to Archdiocesan policy, couples are required to make an appointment with a priest or deacon of the Parish at least six months in advance of the date they plan to celebrate their wedding in order to accommodate mandatory marriage preparation.
R.C.I.A. RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS
Adults interested in full membership in the Catholic faith are asked to call the Parish Office for information.
R.C.I.A. /C. - RITE OF
CHRISTIAN INITIATION ADAPTED FOR CHILDREN Children, ages 7-17, whose families are interested in initiation into
the Catholic faith, please call the Faith Formation Office.
COMMUNION CALLS Please advise us if you would like Communion brought to a member of your family.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR
DECEMBER 19-25, 2016 MONDAY 4:30 p.m. Instrumentalist Rehearsal – Church
5:30 p.m. RCIA-C – Dove
TUESDAY
9:30 a.m. Eucharistic Adoration – Church
6:00 p.m. On Your Way Home – Conference Room
7:00 p.m. Liturgy Committee Meeting – Conference Room
7:00 p.m. Building and Grounds Meeting – Dove
7:00 p.m. Boy Scouts – Parish Center
7:00 p.m. Boy Scouts Advisers Meeting – Youth Room
WEDNESDAY 7:00 p.m. Adult Choir Rehearsal – Church
7:30 p.m. Youth Drop-In – Youth Room
FRIDAY
9:30 a.m. Seton Stitchers – Dove
4:30 p.m. Instrumentalist Rehearsal – Brendan’s Office
SATURDAY Christmas Eve
SUNDAY Christmas Day
PRESIDER SCHEDULE December 24-25, 2016
SATURDAY 4:00 p.m. Fr. Glenn Bryne – Church 4:00 p.m. Fr. Vince Cushing – Parish Center * 6:00 p.m. Fr. Glenn Bryne – Church *(Mass for the Deaf – Interpreter) 8:00 p.m. Fr. Vince Cushing – Church 10:30 p.m. Fr. Paul Sparklin – Church
SUNDAY
11:00 a.m. Fr. Paul Sparklin – Church
December 18-25, 2016
Sunday 8:00am Wade Emmett†
9:30am Robert Madden, Sr. †
11:00am Pat Rubilotta†
5:30pm Parishioners
Monday 9:00am Thelma Massarini †
Tuesday 9:00am Kevin Kubasik †
Wednesday 9:00am Michael Maxwell †
Thursday 9:00am Joe Avampato†
Saturday 4:00pm
4:00pm
6:00pm
8:00pm
10:30pm
Linda Waksmunski † Church
Veronica Flannery † Parish Center
Robert Madden, Sr. †
Robert Madden, Sr. †
Robert Madden, Sr. †
Sunday 11:00am Robert Madden, Sr. †
Merry Christmas!
† Denotes Deceased
PRAYERS FOR THE SICK
Please pray for those who are seriously ill or in the hospital, including:
Walter Kraus and Catherine Carter.
REST IN PEACE Please pray for the repose of the soul of Ann Pendleton. May she rest
in peace.
FOR THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 10-11, 2016
Total Attendance December 10th & 11th 1263
Electronic Giving $3,756.50
Envelopes $12,280.70
Non-Envelopes $1,976.00
Total Offertory $18,013.20
Poor Box
Haiti Outreach $811.94
Next week's poor box will be for: Marian House
Respect Life Message: “Help one another: This is what
Jesus teaches us and this is what I am doing, and doing with all my
heart.” — Pope Francis, Homily on Holy Thursday. © 2013 Libreria
Editrice Vaticana. Used with permission.
Food Pantry News: December is canned meal
month. Please bring a can of beef stew, chili, pork & beans, or Chef
Boyardee type meals for our food bags. November was a busy month in
the pantry with 189 families visiting, (772 people!!) We gave out 367
bags of food. We also distributed 57 Thanksgiving meals to local
families. Thank you to all who contributed meals and food!
Casseroles for St. Gregory’s Parish: Please consider making
a macaroni and cheese casserole for the Soup Kitchen at our sister
parish in Baltimore. Don’t forget to take a pan with you when you
leave Mass or visit the church office. Recipes are included or you can
use your own. Bring it back to the church and we will deliver it for
you.
School of the Incarnation
Give a gift that will change your child’s life – a Catholic education! Applications are now being accepted for the 2017-2018 year at School
of the Incarnation for all grade levels from PreK-8th. Please call or
visit our website to learn more about our program, inquire about Open
House (Saturday, January 28, 2017 1:00-3:00 p.m.), or schedule a
tour. 410.519.2285/www.schooloftheincarnation.org.
Seton Stitchers: Join the Seton Stitchers and come work
on your projects with us. See you in the Dove at 9:30 a.m. on Friday.
Our mission is to make quilts and afghans for the children of Sarah's
House. We also make prayer shawls for the seriously ill of Seton
Parish. We accept donations of $$, cotton fabric and 4 -ply acrylic yarn.
Thank you for your support. Please contact Dot Rubilotta at 410-721-
2148 or Bunny Shealy at 410-721-8186.
Bereavement Support: St. John the Evangelist in
Severna Park offers a free general bereavement group the second
Monday of every month from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in the Parish Center. If
you or someone you know is grieving, St. John's Ministry of
Consolation is here to walk with you on your grief journey. For more
information or to register for the group please contact Amy Lukas at
410-647-8723.
Faith Formation
For further information about or to volunteer for any of the activities
below, please contact the Faith Formation office, 410-721-5770 ext.
222 or [email protected]
RCIA-C-Rite of Christian Initiation Adapted for Children
RCIA-C is for children ages 7-17 those have not been catechized and
would like to be Baptized OR Baptized children who have not had
further catechesis and would like to receive the Sacrament of First
Eucharist and Confirmation.
All meetings are 5:30-7:00 p.m. in the Dove unless otherwise noted.
December 19—Class cancelled
December 26th & January 2nd —Enjoy the Christmas and New Year
Holidays!
January 9—The Early Church/History of the Church
January 15—12:00 p.m. (after the 11:00 a.m. Mass) Rite of
Welcoming
January 16—Closed! MLK Jr. Day
January 23—Christian Moral Living
January 30—Catholic Social Teaching: Preparation for First Eucharist
begins
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
CLOW will be meeting in the Youth Room on January 8th
Children’s Liturgy of the Word is for children 4 – 8 years old. Children
are dismissed from Mass before the Liturgy of the Word to explore the
week’s readings at their own level and then return to Mass during the
offertory. CLOW takes place at 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Masses on
Sundays.
Bible Babies
This is our ministry to our youngest parishioners! Sunday mornings
during the 9:30 a.m. Mass. Parents may drop their 6 month – 3-year old
children off at the Dove (Meeting Room, Parish Center, 2nd floor) for
supervision and activities.
First Eucharist Preparation
First Eucharist Preparation will begin January 30, 2017 which will be
an informational meeting about the Sacrament. Packets will be
distributed at that time.
Faith Formation K-5 & Middle School Youth Ministry
There will be NO MEETINGS December 22 & 29, 2016 and January
5, 2017
Youth & Young Adult Ministry High School
We will be taking a break for the Holidays. Join us on February 26,
2017 as we begin a six-week review on Easter and the centrality of the
Resurrection. We will continue to hold our Wednesday Night Drop-
In’s. We meet in the Youth Room every Wednesday evening at 7:30
p.m. All High School Students are welcome.
Middle School
We will be on a break for the Holidays. We will resume on January 12,
2017.
Adult Spiritual Enrichment
AWAKEN YOUR CATHOLIC FAITH
All of us know someone who doesn’t come to church anymore. Please
share with them the “gift of your faith” and invite them to Seton’s
program: “Awakening Faith” which will begin January 4, 2017. A
brochure has been sent to your home explaining the program which is
both for those who have been away from the church and for those
active Catholics who wish to learn more about their faith. Check out
our website or take home a brochure from the magazine rack in the
foyer. For more information, contact Sister Katherine at 410-721-5770
ext. 233 or [email protected].
On Your Way Home: A group of men who meet on their way home
from work to reflect and share the Sunday Readings will be meeting
on Tuesday evening, December 20th at 6:00 p.m. in the Conference
Room. For more information, contact Tom Mulry at
[email protected] or 410-533-0451. All are welcome!
The Snowflake
Our loved ones are like snowflakes, all one of a kind. As each
snowflake is shaped differently, so is each person different in
personality, lifestyle, thoughts, feelings and other characteristics. As
the cold and beautiful snowflakes fall to the Earth, they mingle with
each other and cover the ground with a pure white blanket which shines
in the sun and brightens even the coldest of winter days. Our loved
ones, with all their differences and unique characteristics, mingle
together while on Earth filling our lives with a blanket of friendship
and love. Some snowflakes last only a short time while others take time
to melt. Whether long or short lived, like our loved ones remembered,
they created much beauty during their time with us and gave us many
wonderful moments to remember.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2016 FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT
The coming of the new law
As we move closer to Christmas, the O Antiphons in the Liturgy of the Hours
highlight the prophecy that foretold Jesus’ coming. Today, we pray, “O Leader of Israel, giver of the law to Moses: rescue us with your mighty power!” Time
and again, God has rescued his people. Faith and divine law go hand-in-hand.
Just as the Israelites tried to hold fast to the law of Moses, we are called to embrace Jesus as a new embodiment of that law. He is coming to renew the face
of the earth, may his birth at Christmas renew the law in our lives. TODAY’S
READINGS: Isaiah 7:10-14; Romans 1:1-7; Matthew 1:18-24 (10). “They shall name him Emmanuel, which means ‘God is with us.’ ”
MONDAY, DECEMBER 19 ADVENT WEEKDAY
Hope starts early
A child is born, and a surge of hope arrives with it. Truthfully, we have no idea who this stranger will be. The color of a baby’s eyes may change; this tiny being
may grow to be seven feet tall. She might be president of her own company. He
may be a priest, a plumber, a playwright. So much potential lies hidden in each new person. Why not support our children with every possible resource? We
pray in thanksgiving for the hope new life brings: “O Root of Jesse’s stem, come
save us without delay!” TODAY’S READINGS: Judges 13:2-7, 24-25a; Luke 1:5-25 (195). “For the boy shall be consecrated to God from the womb.”
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20 ADVENT WEEKDAY
Be free
Freedom is talked about, legislated, protested for. But what is freedom? Some
definitions seem watery: We want to do as we like without restrictions. We want
Mom or the government or the church off our backs. A better sense of liberty is the capacity to become more than the sum of our givens. The imprint of divine
nature distinguishes us: makes us self-creators, re-inventors, transcenders of
present circumstances. We pray for the right key to unlock our best selves: “O Key of David, come and free the prisoners of darkness! “TODAY’S READINGS:
Isaiah 7:10-14; Luke 1:26-38 (196). “Elizabeth has conceived a son in her old
age . . . for nothing will be impossible for God.”
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21 MEMORIAL OF PETER CANISIUS, PRIEST, DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH
May calmer minds prevail
Saint Peter Canisius is remembered for being the calm voice in the midst of a
storm. For Catholics in 16th-century northern Europe, the storm was the Protestant Reformation. While most partisans on both side of the divide used
strident words and sometimes violent actions, Peter called for reason. Rejecting
the inflamed rhetoric against Protestants that was coming from his associates, he said, “With words like these, we don’t cure patients, we make them incurable.”
Think twice before you criticize those who see things differently. Keep the
dialogue open. TODAY’S READINGS: Song of Songs 2:8-14 or Zephaniah 3:14-18a; Luke 1:39-45 (197). “O Radiant Dawn, shine on those in darkness and the
shadow of death.”
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22 ADVENT WEEKDAY
Kinship with all
In today’s antiphon for vespers we pray, “O King of all nations: save us, whom
you formed from the dust!” That is a reminder that all people come from the same source and have been formed by the same God. Each one of us is made in
God’s image and likeness. The kingdom of God is one of kinship. If we take the
time to truly come to know one another, we will find the glimpses of God all around us. We just need to look! TODAY’S READINGS: 1 Samuel 1:24-28; Luke
1:46-56 (198). “He remembered his promise of mercy, the promise he made to
our fathers, to Abraham and his children forever.”
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23 ADVENT WEEKDAY
O come, O come Emmanuel!
“O Emmanuel: come to save us, Lord our God.” Every day for the past seven
days, the church has prayed the O Antiphons, using the ancient words and divine images found in the Old Testament. In these prayers, people of faith asked God
to come and free us, to rescue us, and to shine on us. Today, the divine word is
Emmanuel, which means “God-with-us.” As today unfolds, remember that God is with you right now and will be with you through thick and thin, stress and
peace, sorrow and joy. It is your job to pay attention and notice God’s presence
in the insights, conversations, and events of your days—and then to act accordingly. TODAY’S READINGS: Malachi 3:1-4, 23-24; Luke 1:57-66 (199).
“Your ways, O Lord, make known to me; teach me your paths.”
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24 ADVENT WEEKDAY
God is with you always
What’s in a name? In the case of Emmanuel, it’s all in that name. “God-with-us”
in the infant whose birth we celebrate; “God-with-us” in Jesus’ forgiving sinners; “God-with-us” in Jesus weeping over a friend’s death; “God-with-us” in
feeding thousands with bread and countless people with his word; “God-with-
us” carrying the cross; “God-with-us” on Christmas morning and in his last words, “I am with you always.” God is with you today and always because Jesus
has lived up to his name. Is there someone you ought to be with tonight?
TODAY’S READINGS: Morning: 2 Samuel 7:1-5, 8b-12, 14a, 16; Luke 1:67-79 (200). “I have been with you wherever you went.”
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Oscar H. PresselCertifi ed Public AccountantIndividual Tax & Small Business
2137 Espey Court, Suite 8Crofton, MD 21114
301-805-9000410-721-1300
Waugh ChapelWine & Spirits
Fine Wines • LiquorImported Beers
410.451.9100Village of Waugh Chapel
Gambrills, MD
Superior Auto CareFor all your Auto Needs
410-923-7755758 MD Rte. 3 N. Gambrills
(In the Rte. 3 N. Medium StripNext to Superior Auto Body)
DeCaro, Doran, Siciliano,Gallagher & DeBlasis, LLP
Attorneys-at-Law17251 Melford Boulevard, Suite 200
Bowie, Maryland 20715301-352-4950
www.decarodoran.com
Third GenerationFIGLIOZZI . CIPRIANO
Ceramic Tile & PlumbingBowie Blade-News Readers Choice
Best Plumber 2011
301-464-8111WSSC 72481 MHIC 102379 WSSC 114
"A Family Tradition Since 1960"
For All Of Your Sewer, Drain Cleaning & Plumbing Needs
410 451 619924 Hour
Emergency ServiceLicensed & Insured/MD#24858
DonaldsonFuneral Home
& Crematory, P.A.
here for you when you here for you when you need us the mostneed us the most
410-672-22001411 Annapolis Rd.
Odentonwww.donaldsonfuneralhome.com
CCrofton CCare &RRehabilitation CCenter
Sub-acute Care • Post Hospitalization CarePhysical Therapy • Occupational Therapy
Speech Therapy • Hospice Care
410-721-1000 www.croftoncrc.com
Family DentistryChristina M. Duarte, D.D.S.Comprehensive Gentle Care
1667 Crofton Center, Suite 3Route 3 North • Near Friendly's410-451-4780
BWI - NAT’L - DULLESFriendly & Dependable Service Since 1995
410-451-3030www.coachandcourier.com
Coach & Courier
Reilly Insurance Agency, LLCAuto.Homeowners.Life.Financial
Parishioner2200 Defense Hwy. #407Croft on, MD 410-721-2461
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THOMAS R. CALLAHANPROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
Attorney and Counselor at LawProviding Complete Legal Services to the
Crofton Community Since 1972Parishioner [email protected] 410-721-39001500 Defense Highway, Crofton/Gambrills, MD 21054
410-266-631610% Senior
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electrical services
THE TOTAL THE TOTAL LOOK, INC.LOOK, INC.
TANNING AND HAIR410-721-1606
CROFTON DEPOT2135 DEFENSE HWY • SUITE 4
MICHAEL MALONEAttorney & Mediator
1500 Defense Highway Gambrills, Maryland 21054301-261-0005
FAX: [email protected]
Pay tribute to your loved one by placing their remains in a Lakeside Cremation Bench, a Private Bench Estate, a Private Columbarium, a personalized Pedestal or in a glass niche
located in our stunning Chapel Mausoleum. We offer a serene and restful place for everyone.
Is Cremation a Consideration?
Call Lakemont Memorial Gardens at 410.956.3060 to make arrangements or just stop in and have a cup of coffee. We offer park tours and pre-planning seminars.
We are located at900 W. Central Avenue
Davidsonville, MD 21035
Anne Dalton Assisted Living HomeAnne Dalton Assisted Living HomeAnne Dalton Assisted Living HomeAnne Dalton Assisted Living HomeAnne Dalton Assisted Living HomeAnne Dalton Assisted Living HomeSenior Assisted LivingKelly Powell Dalton
Parishioner13220 Idlewild Drive • Bowie, Maryland 20715
(410) 721-3638 • (443) 336-8033Licensed by P.G. County Licensed by State of MD
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Complete Renovation
410-721-0633
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