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7081 SE HWY 42, Summerfield, FL 34491
Phone 352/347-9317 • Fax 352/347-9749
Email [email protected] • Online www.stmarkrcc.com
Parish Office Hours Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM-4:00 PM | Friday 9:00 AM-12:00 Noon
“Where Friends
Become Family”
We, the
Roman Catholic Community of St. Mark the Evangelist,
seek to know the heart, see the face, and
be the hands of Christ,
Son of God and Son of Mary.
Parish Priests
Pastor Rev. Rafal Kandora,
OSPPE 215/565-5619
Parochial Vicar Rev. Dominik Libiszewski,
OSPPE 352/638-2361
Retired Rev. Louis Bihr
Weekend Masses
Saturday Vigil 4:00 PM Sunday
8:00 AM, 10:00 AM and 12:00 Noon
Daily Masses Monday thru Saturday
8:00 AM
Confessions Saturday following the
8:00 AM Mass, and from 3:00 PM to 3:45 PM
or by appointment.
Staffed by the Pauline Fathers
October 27, 2019
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MASS INTENTIONS
ST. MARK THE EVANGELIST - MAILING ADDRESS 7081 SE HWY 42, SUMMERFIELD, FL 34491
PARISH OFFICE # 352/347-9317 FAX # 352/347-9749
EMAIL: [email protected] ONLINE AT: www.stmarkrcc.com
Please contact the Parish Office if you wish to register as a parishioner,
to arrange an appointment with a priest or deacon, or to receive the following sacraments:
ANOINTING OF THE SICK SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE BAPTISM COMMUNION
Parish Office Hours:
Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM-4:00 PM | Friday 9:00 AM-12:00 Noon
B u l l e t i n A n n o u n c e m e n t s s h o u l d b e s e n t t o t h e C h u r c h O f f i c e f o r a p p r o v a l 3 W E E K S i n a d v a n c e o f p u b l i c a t i o n d a t e .
Submit articles via email to Pam White at [email protected]
† Mark Cheek And
Ron and Carol Buckett 60th Wedding Anniversary
Parish Staff
October 28-November 3
Monday, Oct 28, Feast of Saints Simon and Jude, Apostles
8:00 AM In Thanksgiving to St. Jude 8:00 AM † Leonard Schmidt
Tuesday, Oct 29 8:00 AM † Leonard Schmidt 8:00 AM † Barbara Mikulak
Wednesday, Oct 30 8:00 AM † Edward Reiser 8:00 AM † Karl Loeper
Thursday, Oct 31 8:00 AM † Mark Cheek Vigil, Solemnity of All Saints - 5:00 PM Jim & Angela Lucas
Friday, Nov 1, Solemnity of All Saints 8:00 AM † Mr. & Mrs. Alfred L. Trepanier 10:00 AM † Stanislawa & Antoni Nadolski
Saturday, Nov 2, All Souls' Day 8:00 AM All Souls’ Novena/St. Mark's
Mass Society 4:00 PM The Stopczynski Family
Sunday, Nov 3 8:00 AM All Souls Novena 10:00 AM † Lou & Mary Pontes 12:00 PM St. Mark's Parishioners
† Indicates deceased.
Pastor
Rev. Rafal Kandora, OSPPE 215/565-5619 [email protected]
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Dominik Libiszewski, OSPPE 352/638-2361 [email protected]
Retired
Rev. Louis Bihr
Deacons
Dn. Charles Cimmino ..... 352/999-0567 [email protected]
Dn. Robert Esposito, Retired Dn. Roger Gallagher....... 850/276-6658
[email protected] Dn. John Rumplasch....... 352/350-2430
[email protected] Dn. Charles Webb .......... 352/250-5525
Office Staff
Operations Manager .................................... Tina Hajducko
Office Manager ....................................... Catherine Nocera
Accounting Assistant..................................... Aggie Taylor
Administrative Assistant ................................Patricia Gray
Admin. Asst. Front Office ............................... Mary Riccio
Communications Assistant ........................... Pamela White
Music Director ............................................. Roger Grenier
Maintenance .............................. Chris Morgan, Supervisor Larry Waite, Assistant
Mass Celebrants October 26-27
4:00 PM - Fr. Dominik 8:00 AM - Fr. Dominik 10:00 AM - Fr. Dominik 12:00 Noon - Fr. Lou
(Note: This schedule is always subject to change. Check the website for the latest update.)
Offertory Donations
October 20 ............................................ $28,648.00
Not all offerings are equal, but all
sacrifices are. Thank you for
your generosity.
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Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Readings
Sirach 35:12-14, 16-18 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18 Luke 18:9-14
Gospel
Jesus addressed this parable to those who were convinced of their own righteousness and despised everyone else. “Two people went up to the temple area to pray; one was a Pharisee and the other was a tax collector. The Pharisee took up his position and spoke this prayer to himself, ‘O God, I thank you that I am not like the rest of humanity - greedy, dishonest, adulterous - or even like this tax collector. I fast twice a week, and I pay tithes on my whole income.’ But the tax collector stood off at a distance and would not even raise his eyes to heaven but beat his breast and prayed, ‘O God, be merciful to me a sinner.’ I tell you, the latter went home justified, not the former; for whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and the one who humbles himself will be exalted.”
Reflections on the Sunday Scripture
The gospel reading has one true meaning: BE RIGHT WITH GOD. 1. Do you think of yourself as a righteous person (Pharisee)
or as a sinner (Tax Collector)? Can we be both at different times within our lives?
2. Do you think there are any benefits in the prayer that the tax collector prayed? How about the Pharisee’s prayer?
3. How can we become more and more like the tax collector? Can you see the answer in the Gospel, can you find it in your heart?
4. Where is faith in your life now? Is it a strong faith, or weak? What are you doing with the level of your faith? Are you raising it to a higher level? How?
We all sin, but we must ask for forgiveness no
matter who we are.
Books, CDs and Care Notes
Are you looking for an inspirational CD or book? The Lighthouse rack
located in the Narthex is filled with many options.
On the rack next to the books and CDs you’ll find a variety of “Care Notes”
which cover nearly every occasion. There is no charge for the notes. Example
topics include:
Readings for the Week of October 28 Monday Eph 2:19-22; Ps 19:2-3, 4-5; Lk 6:12-16 Tuesday Rom 8:18-25; Ps 126:1b-2ab, 2cd-3, 4-5, 6; Lk 13:18-21 Wednesday Rom 8:26-30; Ps 13:4-5, 6; Lk 13:22-30 Thursday Rom 8:31b-39; Ps 109:21-22, 26-27, 30-31; Lk 13:31-35 Friday Rv 7:2-4, 9-14; Ps 24:1bc-2, 3-4ab, 5-6; 1 Jn 3:1-3;
Mt 5:1-12a Saturday Wis 3:1-9; Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6; Rom 5:5-11; Or
Rom 6:3-9; Jn 6:37-40 Next Sunday Wis 11:22—12:2; Ps 145:1-2, 8-9, 10-11, 13, 14;
2 Thes 1:11—2:2; Lk 19:1-10
Charlene Brown
Raymond Brown
Roger Woolford
Bill Scherr
Tim Kersey
Daniel Sciscente
Robert Gaines
Anna Massie
Jennifer, granddaughter
of Judie Brown
Harriett Sedke
Deacon Bob Esposito
Ron Fuhst
Judy Devaney
Diane Hayden
Bodgan Jakubicki
Larry Jones
Elaine Kovach
Susan Rudicill
Roger Paul
Bill Skory
John Meakin
Mary Jo Meakin
Mary Shear
Dee Somerset
Martin Ansbaugh
Margaret Holliday
Ed Carell
Gayle Klusken
Rob Bartlett
Praying
The sinner not knowing
The sinner knowing
• Advent
• Cancer
• Caregiver
• Courage
• Death
• Forgiveness
• Get Well
• Stress
• Grief
• Anger and Anxiety
• Healing Prayer
• Suicide
• Aging
• Hospice
• Support
• Body, Mind, and Spirit
• Long Term Care
• Serious Illness
Important Change!
Fr. Rafal’s phone number changed effective immediately.
The new number is 215/565-5619.
Be sure to update your records.
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A Thought for Today
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The Week Ahead
Oct. 27
Donut Sunday After 8:00 and
10:00 AM Mass
Right to Life Rosary 11:30 in Church
Oct. 28 Ministry to the Sick Training 9:00 AM
Oct. 29
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament After 8:00 AM Mass till Noon
Prayer Shawl Ministry 1:00 PM
#501 Eastern Catholic Churches
Adult Religious Education 2:00-4:00 PM
Oct. 30 #404A Why We Believe
Adult Religious Education 2:00-4:00 PM
Oct. 31 #601 The 4th Cup Adult Religious Education
2:00-4:00 PM
First Friday Exposition After 8:00 AM
Mass
Nov. 1
Right To Life 10:00 AM
Priesthood Sunday, October 27, seeks to reaffirm the priesthood of Jesus Christ and its central place in the life of the Church. This day also specifically honors priests, for a single day out of the 365 days of the year during which they tirelessly serve their parishes. Without them, the Holy Sacraments could not be conferred,
Celebrate and thank a priest today!
Preregistration Required
WEEKLY PRAYER SERVICES
Recitation of the Rosary Monday thru Saturday
after the 8:00 AM Mass
Morning Prayers Monday thru Saturday after the Rosary
Exposition and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Every Tuesday after the 8:00 AM Mass until Noon
Exposition and Benediction After the 8:00 AM Mass on
the First Friday of the Month
Breath of God Charismatic Prayer Group Every Monday at 6:30 PM in the Social Hall
If you need someone to pray with you, or for you, call Deacon Charlie Cimmino at 352/999-0567 or
Lorraine Heffner at 352/750-4552 for personal prayer
Cenacle Prayer Group Every Wednesday at 5:00 PM
at the home of Mario and Helen DeVito Call 352/775-2066 for more information
Divine Mercy Chaplet Every Friday after the 8:00 AM Mass
Perpetual Novena to Our Lady of Czestochowa Saturday after the 8:00 AM Mass
5:00 PM - Vigil, Oct. 31 8:00 AM - Mass, Nov. 1 10:00 AM - Mass, Nov. 1
All Saints' Day is a Holy Day of Obligation celebrated annually on November 1. The day is dedicated to the saints of the Church, that is, all those who have attained heaven.
It should not be confused with All Souls' Day (observed on November 2) and is dedicated to those who have died and not yet reached heaven. All Souls Day is not a Holy Day of Obligation.
Preregistration Required
Preregistration Required
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Wasyl & Anne Polischuk
Arturo Uzdavinis
Ronald & Germaine Dagenais
Patricia Anne Carpenter
John & Lillian Radler, Jr.
Dwight & Nona Moore
Renato & Maria Quinterio
David & Claudette Baker
Patrick & Beverly McCarthy
Kyle & Jacqueline Sheffield
Jack & Theresa Suleiman
John & Mary Ann Sommer
Maria Luisa Rainyn
Donna Patane
Carol Morton
Francis & Kathleen Mitchell
Dennis & Marion McKeon
Stephen & Camille Lloyd
Daniel & Dianne Litynski
Robert & Hope Kerslake
Welcome to
Our Family
2:00 AM Sunday, November 3
With the time change there
is also a change in weekday Mass times.
Beginning Monday, Nov. 4, Daily Masses will be at 7:30 AM and 8:30 AM. Saturday Mass will remain at 8:00 AM.
Fall is upon us and that brings a time change.
Set your clocks back one hour before you go to bed Saturday night, Nov. 2.
Richard Crowley
William Wilson
Dolores Carrier
Margaret Doyle
Sharon Levanduski
Thomas Hrynowicz
Carole Firlie
Christine Kaifas
Kathryn Wykle
Bernadette Santoro
Joseph Becotte
Raymond Urbanovich
Janice Norris
Marie Guida
Theresa Clemens
James Carroll
Margaret Gray
Frederick Sellers
Cecilie Zanter
Nick Yancura
The All Souls Day Novena begins November 1. Be sure to return your envelope with the names
of those to be included in All Souls Day prayers.
Envelopes are placed on the Altar and prayers are offered during the
nine days of the Novena Masses.
If you need an envelope, they are available in the office.
ALL SOULS DAY NOVENA
To all of the St. Mark volunteers and generous donors...
A Prayer for Priests
O Jesus, Eternal Priest, keep all Thy priests within the shelter of Thy Sacred Heart, where none may harm them. Keep unstained their anointed
hands which daily touch Thy Sacred Body. Keep unsullied their lips purpled with Thy Precious Blood. Keep pure and unearthly their hearts, sealed with the sublime marks of Thy glorious priesthood.
Let Thy holy love surround them and shield them from the world’s contagion. Bless their labors with abundant fruit and may the souls to whom they have ministered be here below their joy and consolation and in Heaven their beautiful and everlasting crown. Amen.
O Mary, Queen of the clergy, pray for us; obtain for us a number of holy priests.
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul Annual Turkey Drive
~~~~~~~ That time of the year is approaching again. We would be so grateful if you would consider donating a turkey for our St. Vincent de Paul neighbors in need.
1. Purchase a supermarket gift card in the amount of $10 or $15 from ALDI, Publix, Walmart, or Winn Dixie.
2. Put the card in an envelope marked SVdP Turkey Drive
3. Place in the offertory basket.
Prior to Thanksgiving, the cards are distributed to families who may not have a turkey dinner were it not for your generosity.
God bless your generous spirit at Thanksgiving!
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Rosary for the Unborn
Sunday, October 27 11:30 AM Church
Join us to pray that all unborn children have the lifetime that they deserve and for the protection of all life at any age from conception to natural death.
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Right to Life Meetings
November 1 10:00 AM Saint Sebastian Enrichment Center, Room A
Please note that the Right to Life meetings have changed date and time beginning with this month’s meeting.
Questions, contact Anne Russell 914/907-1476.
Make a Blood Donation
Saturday, October 26 from 3:00 - 7:00 PM and Sunday, October 27, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Big Red Bus
This weekend you once again have the opportunity to help others by donating blood. Please consider taking an hour of your time to help give life to someone by donating.
All donors will receive a voucher for a free Movie Ticket as well as a wellness checkup including blood pressure, temperature, iron count, pulse and cholesterol screening. Thank you so much for your donation!
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Donut Sunday
Sunday, October 27 After 8:00 and 10:00 AM Masses Social Hall
Join us this Sunday, October 27, for a variety of activities during Donut Sunday which is sponsored by our new bulletin publisher, Diocesan. • Thanksgiving Dinner Ticket Sales • Women’s Guild Basket Bonanza Ticket Sales • Adult Religious Education sign up for classes • Prayer Shawl Distribution • Lending Library will be open • Enjoy a slide show of photos from
Fr. Dominik’s cruise to Canada Here is a “sneak peek” at what you’ll see in the slide show. Hope to see you there!
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Prayer Shawl Ministry
Tuesday, October 29 1:00-3:00 PM Social Hall
Our ministry supplies prayer shawls to St. Mark parishioners. Shawls will be distributed this Sunday during the Donut Sunday activities.
Shawls are either knitted or crocheted and each one is created with prayers for its recipient.
Questions, contact Ann Esposito 352/259-1560.
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Tootsie Roll Drive
Weekend, November 2 - 3 After all Masses Outside
Next weekend, November 2 and 3, you’ll find your favorite K of C members out and about selling Tootsie rolls for their “Helping People with Intellectual Disabilities” campaign. In exchange for your donation you’ll see a smiling face offering you a Tootsie Roll.
Please donate and enjoy your treat. Thank you!
ANF Rosary Rally
October 14 was a beautiful day for the ANF Rosary in Our Lady’s Prayer Garden. This Rosary was organized in union with the nearly 20,000 others held at the same time around the country. Approximately 75 people from St. Mark and several other area parishes attended this service including St. Timothy, St. Theresa’s and St. Vincent de Paul. Here are some photos from this prayerful rally.
Dusting Angels
Monday, November 4 After the 8:00 AM Mass Church
The Church will be cleaned on Monday, Nov. 4. Please meet in the Narthex after the 8:00 AM Mass.
Questions, contact Mani Wells
352-347-4358. _____________________________
Women’s Guild Meeting
Tuesday, November 5 6:30 PM Meet in the Chapel
We invite you to join us for our November meeting which will begin in the Chapel with a spiritual program at 6:30 pm, including recitation of the rosary and a special talk by Fr. Rafal about our dear Blessed Mother. Our general meeting and delicious seasonal refreshments will follow in the Social Hall.
Questions, contact Vita Cirucci 685/347-3924.
Don’t forget the Basket Bonanza in November - more on page 8.
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Are you called
to be a Deacon? The call to the diaconate is a call to a vocation of service of
Liturgy, Word and Charity.
This call does not come to the individual alone, or for his own sake. It is not a right, but rather it is a call, affirmed and recognized by the Church in testimony of the man who is living a life of service to God, family, parish, and community.
The Diocese of Orlando Office of the Permanent Diaconate is calling on the Church community to bring forth reputable men, servants, filled with the Spirit, to discern a call to the permanent diaconate.
To begin your discernment, review and answer the questions below.
1. Am I at least 25 years of age (30 if married) and NOT older than 59 at the beginning of the discernment year? (Discernment Cycle begins August 2020.)
2. Am I a fully initiated Catholic(s) for at least 5 years? If married, is my wife also fully initiated?
3. If married, have my wife and I been in a Sacramental Marriage for at least 5 years?
4. If single, widowed, or divorced, have I lived a celibate lifestyle for at least 5 years?
5. Have I (and my wife, if married) resided in the Diocese of Orlando for the last 5 years and have no intention to move for at least 5 years should I be ordained a Deacon?
Men and their wives from St. Mark seeking to discern this call to the Diaconate are encouraged to attend the below scheduled Discernment Night.
Nov. 5 from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at St. Timothy,
1351 Paige Pl., Lady Lake
For more information and to register for the Discernment Night contact:
Deacon John Rumplasch at 352/350-2430 (cell) or
email [email protected].
St. Mark Right to Life Ministry in St. Augustine
Nine members of St. Mark represented the Right to Life Ministry at the Florida Respect Life Conference in St. Augustine. Here are
photos from their trip. Perhaps YOUR photo could be here next year!
St. Mark Social Hall
Tickets are $10 for 26 “Basket Chances.”
Just $5 more gets you another 26 “Bonus Chances.” Winners must be present to win!
Women’s Guild Basket Bonanza
Questions? Contact Dee Myslakowski at 248/391-3331.
Theme Baskets
Lottery Board
Monday, Nov. 11
12:00 – 3:00 PM
Preview baskets
and make your bids
Tuesday, Nov. 12
12:30 – 3:00 PM
Drawing of winners,
raffle, and games
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Registration form for
The Catholic Church - A History All classes listed on this form are free.
They will be held in the Saint Sebastian Enrichment Center. Complete the form below (printing clearly) and check the box next to the class(es) you wish to attend. Bring completed form to the Church office or place in the Adult Religious Education Box in the Narthex. You may also send it to Francine Di Scala via email ([email protected]) or phone (352/571-9034).
Correction: Lecture 34 is titled The Challenges of New Theologies
Catholic Daughters of America Pilgrimage
Christina McClean, First Vice Regent State of Florida is on a pilgrimage with the National CDA Board. They ask for our prayers as they grow in faith through visits to shrines, prayer, and spiritual direction during their journey.
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St. Mark Ministry to the Sick and Homebound
Please consider joining St. Mark Ministry to the Sick and
Homebound. Our ministry makes approximately 300 visits to
sick and homebound Catholics each week. Our fellow
parishioners depend on us. In Matthew 25: 36, 40 we read:
I was sick and you visited me…Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.
We will have another Ministry to the Sick and Homebound Training Class on October 28 at 9:00 AM in Room A of the Saint Sebastian Enrichment Center. This class is for anyone who is currently an Extraordinary Minister and would like to
advance further as a Minister to the Sick and Homebound.
For more details contact Kevin Coffey, 352/561-2828.
From the Office of Fr. Rafal
If you know of a parishioner who would like to receive communion, but is ill and unable to attend Mass, please contact the Ministry of the Sick. If you have difficulty reaching this ministry, contact the Parish Office for assistance.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is busy planning the 2019 annual
Christmas Giving Tree Program
Look for more information in upcoming bulletins and on the overhead screens.
Your generosity each year is remarkable!
THANK YOU!
If you forgot to bring your
baby bottle back you can still
bring it to the office.
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When making your Our Catholic Appeal Pledge payments,
send your payments DIRECTLY to the Diocese
10th Annual St. Mark Thanksgiving Dinner Thursday, November 28 | 12:30 PM in the Social Hall
Parishioners spending Thanksgiving alone or without family are invited to the Social Hall, November 28, following the 11:30 AM Mass for a Thanksgiving Dinner which will be subsidized by St. Mark.
La Hacienda will cater the buffet dinner.
This year parishioners may bring their
own drinks.
Have your parishioner ID number with
you (the number on your envelope) when
buying tickets.
Tickets $10 per person*
Ticket sales begin during Donut Sunday,
October 27 8:30 to 11:30 AM in the Social Hall.
Cash or Check (Payable to St. Mark)
Beginning in November tickets will be sold before and after all weekend Masses until sold out.
*For registered parishioners of St. Mark
Menu Turkey, Ham
Stuffing Sweet Potato Casserole Mashed Potatoes/Gravy
Mixed Veggies Cranberry Salad
Rolls, Salad Apple Pie or Pumpkin Pie
Water, Iced Tea, Coffee and Hot Tea
An Important Notice To All Parishioners
There have been occasions when individuals move around the Church grounds asking for help.
While we as Christ’s followers want to assist those in need, we ask that you please refrain from giving cash to anyone who is loitering on the Parish grounds.
Our ushers have information they can give these people to assist them in getting food or financial assistance.
We do not want to encourage those who are just looking for a handout and not in real need of assistance to look upon St. Mark as an “easy target.”
Anyone truly in need will be able to receive help from SVdP or St. Theresa’s.
Thank you for your cooperation!
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Halloween is a holiday loved by old and young. Why not learn the roots of this holiday by attending a solo performance that traces the Celtic origins of Halloween and explains its historic transformation into a Christian Feast as well as its introduction into the United States by Irish Immigrants during the 19th Century.
You’ll be treated to a highly entertaining and informative solo performance by Greg Sean Canning, immediate past Florida State President of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. While in costume he will enlighten you as he presents all the details of this transformation.
A voluntary donation for Hibernian Charities is suggested.
For more information contact
Joseph Farrell 352/751-7082 or John Gaffney 352/399-5680.
The Vig i l of Samhain
Celebrating
Ha l loween with the Ce lts
Wednesday, October 30
3:30 PM
Doors Open 4:00 PM
show begins
Social Hall Saint Timothy Church Paige Place, Lady Lake
The National Cremation Society
is offering an informational seminar to help you make the best decision regarding your final wishes.
To attend the seminar, rsvp to 954/234-7766.
Wednesday, November 13 10:30 AM to 12:00 Noon
Saint Sebastian Enrichment Center, Room A
Clare Spiegel, Licensed Pre-Arrangement Advisor
Advantages of Pre-arranging
Provides Peace Of Mind and lets your family know your wishes.
Eliminates Emotional Overspending at a time of sorrow and grief.
All Costs Are Fixed at today’s prices. Never another penny paid by you or your loved ones - a logical safeguard against inflation.
Avoids Last-Minute Arrangements from near or afar by survivor, children or family members, during what may be the most difficult time.
All Costs Are Covered when death occurs when
Traveling within or outside the U.S. Relocation Protection move within
the U.S. and take your plan with you at no cost.
Suggested Donation $3 Refreshments available at a nominal fee
Free popcorn
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MENTORS NEEDED FOR CHILDREN OF THE FOREST
Did you know that SOZO KIDS runs an after school program? For more than a year, the needy children of the Ocala National Forest have been serviced at a Mentoring Center. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul provides regular snacks and drinks for the children in this program
which continues to grow! 85 children are using the Center 3X a week. Isn’t it great that these children have a place to go after school? Would you
consider giving a few hours per week or even per month to mentor these children with reading, writing or arts and crafts? Mentoring requires no training or prior experience! The Center operates Monday thru Wednesday from 2:30 until 5:30 PM. Choose a day that works for you – once a week – or even less! Any help you offer is greatly appreciated. It’s an experience you won’t soon forget!
Details are available in a brochure at our St. Vincent de Paul Office which is open
Monday through Thursday – 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM or call 352/245-4700.
The children will thank you for your time and dedication!
International Mass DVDs are here!
Whether you attended the International Mass and would like a permanent souvenir … or you weren’t able to attend and want to experience it now, St. Mark is offering a DVD video from this special Mass. The multi-cultural Mass included languages from many countries, flags from multiple nations, and songs honoring the heritages of many of our parishioners. The DVDs are available in the Parish Office. A Free Will donation will benefit the St. Vincent de Paul Society. Come and get your copy today!
Ken Lineman Memorial 20/20 Club Winners
28th Session/Week 8
for the week of October 27 Checks will be mailed to the winners.
2433 Daniel Sciscente
1076 Raymond Morawski
2179 Ralph Cardinale
1773 Ron Svoboda
Congratulations to all.
Memorial Paver Bricks
You may donate a brick for yourself or
for someone else, to commemorate
a special occasion, or to honor or remember special
loved ones and have it placed in the
Our Lady of Lourdes Prayer Garden.
Bricks are available in two different
sizes, with or without artwork.
There are sample paver bricks on display
in the Narthex along with order forms.
Order forms can also be downloaded at
www.stmarkrcc.com.
Completed forms
must be returned to the Parish Office.
Orders will continue until all pavers are memorialized.
4” x 8” , $75 8” x 8”, $115
Box Tops Update
A majority of Box Top clippings currently coming in are not usable. They are either outdated or not the official coupon. Here are samples of clippings that cannot be used. Please check the dates and make sure they are actually the Box Tops coupons like this one. (Note the date - even this one is expired.)
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Join fellow Catholics who attend the
March for Life in St. Augustine
and share the bus ride!
Saturday, January 18, 2020, 6:15 AM meet at Beall’s parking lot
Hwy 27/441 (next to Lowes).
Arrive at the Shrine of Our Lady of LaLeche in time for 9:00 Mass.
Begin the return from St. Augustine at 3:30 PM.
Sign up at St. Timothy’s Parish Office any Thursday or Friday from 9:00-11:00 AM
during the month of October.
Cost is $20/person (cash only).
Questions about the bus trip, contact Trudy Crouthamal at 610/509-6138.
See the ad below for more detail about the March
or visit their website at marchforlifestaugustine.com
Cancer Support Group This non-denominational group welcomes all cancer patients, survivors, caregivers and friends. Different topics are discussed each month.
Meetings are the first Wednesday of the month at St. Timothy’s Catholic Church. The next meeting is November 6 and will be held at 9:30 in the Parish Hall, Meeting Room 3.
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MINISTRY CONTACTS LITURGY/WORSHIP - SACRAMENTAL LIFE Altar Linens ................................. Maureen Clooney ..................... 352/259-4215 Altar Servers ............................... Catherine Miller ........................ 352/233-3106 Extraordinary Ministers .............. Mary Will .................................. 352/205-0127 Multi/Media Ministry ................. Judy & Mark Devaney ............... 352/245-6878 Music Ministry ............................ Roger Grenier (Ext. 228) ........... 352/347-9317 Readers ....................................... Peggy Serkies ............................ 352/259-1027 Sacristans .................................... Phil Arcoria ............................... 410/262-6166
Jay Clooney ............................... 352/259-4215 Ushers ......................................... Gerry Becker ............................. 352/259-8359
SPIRITUALITY Cenacle Prayer Group ................. Mario & Helen DeVito ............... 352/775-2066 Charismatic Prayer Group ........... Jack & Lorraine Heffner............. 352/750-4552 Divine Mercy Group .................... Valerie Newhoff ........................ 305/491-9878 Emmaus for Men ........................ Paul Powers .............................. 352/750-0526
Bruce Gintoft ............................ 414/418-0368 Emmaus for Women ................... Michele Rumplasch ................... 352/350-2429 Marriage Encounter .................... Judy & Gerry Becker.................. 352/259-8359 Prayer Shawl Ministry ................. Ann Esposito ............................. 352/259-1560 Rosary Prayer Group ................... Nancy Ellison ............................. 352/431-8935 Secular Order of Franciscans ...... Ray Baker .................................. 352/568-5627 Secular Order of Discalced Carmelites ........... Louise Kovatch .......................... 352/753-7460 Small Christian Communities ...... Ken & Antoinette Kelly .............. 352/259-8672 Spiritual Book Discussion Group . Lorraine Tinkler ......................... 352/259-8893
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Adult Religious Education ........... Francine DiScala ........................ 352/571-9034 R.C.I.A. ........................................ Kathy & Tom Feenaghty ............ 352/751-3732
Jim Lucas ................................... 352/504-8898
PASTORAL CARE / SERVICES Caregivers’ Support .................... Samantha Wild.......................... 317/694-3595 Communion Service .................... Lorraine Richard ........................ 352/250-0645 Funeral Repast Ministry .............. Judy Becker ............................... 352/259-8359 Grief Support .............................. Doris Goodwin .......................... 352/751-3625 Love Thy Neighbor ...................... Roy Bayless ............................... 352/552-4194 Men’s Grief Support ................... Bob Harrison ............................. 352/753-7047 Ministry of Consolation............... Joan Andre ................................ 352/205-9048 Ministry to the Sick ..................... Mary Sceppa ............................. 352/751-1327
Kevin Coffey .............................. 352/561-2828 Respite Care ................................ Carol Southfield ........................ 352/750-4259
Karen O’Farrell .......................... 317/407-7151 Right to Life ................................. Anne Russell.............................. 914/907-1476 St. Vincent de Paul ...................... Pat Baubonis & Melanie Micheletti .................... 352/245-4700
PARISH ORGANIZATIONS Catholic Daughters...................... Margarita Daellenbach ............. 858/248-5660 Knights of Columbus ................... Grand Knight, Peter Casey ........ 630/639-1183 K of C 4th Degree ........................ Gerry Becker ............................. 352/259-8359 Men’s Guild................................. Jed Hayden ............................... 352/775-4279 Singles’ Social Group ................... Doris Goodwin .......................... 352/751-3625 Bob Harrison ............................. 352/753-7047 Women’s Guild ........................... Mary Griggs............................... 352/430-1813
SUPPORTING MINISTRIES 20/20 Ken Lineman ..................... Lenny Capobianco ..................... 352/750-9700 Church Tours ............................... Eileen Harburger ....................... 352/750-6577 Decorating Ministry .................... Loretta Heuchert ....................... 352/633-0198 Dusting Angels ............................ Mani Wells ................................ 352/347-4358 Finance Committee ..................... Harold Tinkler ........................... 352/259-8893 Garden Club ................................ Chris Morgan (Ext. 250) ............ 352/347-9317 Hospitality ................................... Carol Simmons ......................... 352/259-7502 Lending Library ........................... Nancy Ellison ............................. 352/431-8935 Money Counters -Angels Team ... Joan Goebel .............................. 248/318-3619 -Saints Team .... Rita Thompson .......................... 352/750-4315 One Family .................................. Carol Simmons .......................... 352/259-7502
Francine DiScala ........................ 352/571-9034 Web Assistant ............................. Janet Lockhart ........................... 412/480-2652
P ray the Rosary every day in honor of Our Lady of the Rosary to obtain peace in the world . . . for she
alone can save it. ~Our Lady, July 13, 1917
MINISTRY SCHEDULES
1st of the Month
Women’s Guild 1st Tuesday 6:30 PM Mary Griggs
Secular Franciscan Order 1st Wednesday 9 AM Ray Baker
Divine Mercy Group 1st Wednesday 10:30 AM Valerie Newhoff
Respite Care 1st Wednesday 1 PM Carol Southfield
Men’s Guild 1st Wednesday 6 PM Jed Hayden
2nd of the Month
Singles’ Social Group 2nd Sunday 1:30 PM
Doris Goodwin Bob Harrison
Caregivers’ Support Group 2nd Wednesday 2 PM Samantha Wild
Men’s Emmaus Reunion 2nd Wednesday 6:30 PM Bruce Gintoft
3rd of the Month
Spiritual Book Discussion Group 3rd Tuesday 2 PM Lorraine Tinkler
Men’s Grief Support 3rd Tuesday 4 PM Bob Harrison
Catholic Daughters of the Americas 3rd Tuesday 6:30 PM
Margarita Daellenbach
Divine Mercy Group 3rd Wednesday 10:30 AM Valerie Newhoff
K of C 3rd Degree 3rd Wednesday 7 PM Peter Casey
Church Tours 3rd Thursday 1:30 PM Eileen Harburger
4th of the Month
K of C 4th Degree 4th Wednesday 7 PM Gerry Becker
Various Schedules
Donut Sunday Last Sunday of the Month In the Social Hall
Rosary Prayer Group Various Mondays 1 - 3 PM Nancy Ellison
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Last Tuesday of the Month 1 - 3 PM
Ann Esposito
RCIA Class Every Tuesday 6:30 PM Kathy Feenaghty Tom Feenaghty
Jim Lucas
Music Ministry Rehearsal - Thursday 6 PM Roger Grenier
Grief Support- Women and Men
January, May, and September Programs Doris Goodwin
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If you are hospitalized here at The
Villages Hospital, please remember:
When you are in the hospital, let Admitting know that you are a Catholic and would like to be on the list for Visitation and Communion.
If your condition changes and you want an Anointing, St. Timothy’s will send a priest. If you want a Clergy from St. Mark for Anointing, call the St. Mark Parish Office to schedule.
The Villages Hospital is served by all three Parishes for Communion:
• St. Mark goes Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays
• St. Vincent de Paul goes Mondays
• St. Timothy goes Wednesdays, Fridays, Sundays
St. Theresa Food Pantry Remember to bring your donation of food items for the St. Theresa Food Pantry. There are wooden food bins located in the Narthex for your use. Donations are picked up weekly.
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Airport Travelers - did you know?
Masses are offered each Sunday at 8:15 AM and 12:00 Noon at the Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport located inside of the main terminal. Father Robert Susann, MS, will be the celebrant. Currently, Masses are being celebrated in the Mirabel Room but this may change on any given day. It is recommended to check with the Front Desk to confirm the location of the Mass. The airport chapel beyond the security checkpoint in Terminal B will continue to serve travelers as a place for quiet reflection.
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St. Mark The Evangelist
Pastoral Council Members 2019-2020
Joan Andre 352/205-9048
Patricia Baxter 314/503-6202
Judy Becker 352/259-8359
Dick Finlin 615/714-4205
Carmen Guerette 352/753-5242
Ron Hoppe 352/347-0685
Gary Huber 352/753-6110
Dan Kelly 203/382-3260
Sonia Koudelka 352/430-0045
Robert Moore 517/215-3855
Cathy Ruehl 352/399-2693
Anne Russell 914/907-1476
David Schissler 352/638-0581
Ed Stansfield 908/278-1022
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