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Parish Office Staff
Clergy
Pastor: Rev. Msgr. John P. Hopkins
Deacons
Tommy Watts
Austin Lobo
Religious Education
Madeline Romano, DRE
Pastoral Associate
Sr. Catherine Charles, SND
Parish Support Staff Tina Maichle
Lois Nowell
General Information
Parish Life
Special Ministers of Holy Communion
Kathy Linsner: 302-832-1488
Lectors Lynn Woerner: 302-836-5206
Altar Servers David or Lisa Carey: 738-9530
Janene Kolisz: [email protected]
Cantors & Choir
Tom Mucchetti: 610-220-2690
Mary Kate Newell: 302-521-7788
Ministry of Hospitality (Ushers)
Tim Higgins: 302-836-1099
RCIA (The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)
Michael Felker: 302-834-8259
Parish Ministries
St. Vincent DePaul Society
Ed Lyons: 302-834-0228
Knights of Columbus
Walter Kolisz: 302-388-9998
Pro-Life
Teri Dzik: 302-834-5590
Parent Bereavement Group
Irene Felker: 302-834-8259 Jean Brady: 302-738-5126
Prayer Line
Karen Kolek: 302-834-0225 ext. 108
Daughters of St. Francis de Sales
Susan Brubaker: 302-834-1671
Bible Study and Faith Sharing
Deacon Tommy Watts: 302-834-5408
Boy Scouts
Jonathan Nicholls: 302-838-5294
Cub Scouts
Kevin Cameron at 302-455-8701
Friends of St. Margaret (50 +)
Sr. Catherine Charles: 302-834-0225 ex. 105
St. Margaret of Scotland Football Team
Michael Klepacki: 302-229-2285
Golf Committee
Mike Ryan : 302-283-1474
Church Cleaning Group
Barbara Coates: 302-838-7738
Gardening
Janet and Ed Tyczkowski: 302-832-1057
Nursery / Babysitting
Suzy Rogers: [email protected]
Doughnuts / Refreshments after Mass
Welcoming Committee
Trish Gerhart: 302-379-3869
Prayer Shawl
Linda Barry: 302-379-2513
Barbara Coates: 302-838-7738
Social Justice Committee
Bill Mitchell: 302-836-6006 Meg Kane-Smith: 302-836-3511
Mary Lou Gantzer: 302-521-5332
Women at the Well
(Book Club)
Barbara Coates: 302-838-7738
Vocations
Francis Woerner: 302-836-5206
Eucharistic Adoration
Kara Hall: 302-832-6940
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Mass Schedule Saturday: 5:30 pm
Sunday: 8:30 am & 10:30 am
Weekday: Mon., Wed., & Fr i. 8:30 am
Holy Day: 8:30 am & 7:00 pm
Reconciliation: Fri. 9:00 am & Sat. 4:30 pm
Rosary: Mon. 7:00 pm
Mass Intentions July 2 8:30 am Thomas Concavege
July 4 8:30 am Mother of Perpetual Help
July 6 8:30 am Jean Celano
July 7 5:30 pm Joan Kanavel
July 8 8:30 am Victoria Martz
8:30 am Patricia Harnish
10:30 am Joseph Pennisi
Sacraments
Baptism Baptisms can be scheduled on most Sundays at noon or
during any of our Masses. If this is your first child you
are required to attend a class before the Baptism can be
scheduled. The next baptism class is July 10, 2018 at
7:00 pm. Call the office to schedule.
Reconciliation Saturday at 4:30pm or by appointment.
Matrimony Consult the parish priest at least one year before your wedding date.
Communion to those unable to come to Mass If you, or a family member are not able to participate at Mass and
would like to receive communion, please contact the parish office.
Anointing of the Sick The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick brings the compassion-
ate presence of Christ into the midst of the suffering of those who
are ill, aging, or preparing for minor /serious surgery. If you would
like to be anointed, please contact the parish office.
“The faithful should be encouraged to ask for the anointing, and, as
soon as the time for the anointing comes to receive it with faith and
devotion”
- Rite of Anointing
Rosary Recitation of the Rosary is held every
Monday at 7:00 p.m. in the church.
Eucharistic Adoration First Friday of every month: 9:00am - 10:00am
Every Friday evening: 8:00pm –9:00pm
All are welcome to join us in worshiping our Lord.
If you are interested in volunteering, please visit
www.signupgenius.com.
Search for event and enter [email protected]
Devotions
Living the Paschal Mystery
Medical professionals were rare in the ancient world. We almost
take them for granted today. But for those in antiquity who suffered
from one ailment or another, their lives were often destined for suf-
fering and to be on the margins. We are not surprised to know that
life spans were much shorter in the ancient world without access to
medicine, proper care, or in some cases sanitary conditions. Despite
all of our advances in medicine, human beings are still subject to
death. We have not conquered that, but only delayed it.
Jesus’ own power is expressed by stories of curing the woman with
the hemorrhage and raising the dead. Jesus restores human beings to
a full, active, and healthy life in one story. He literally raises the
dead to life again in another. If he and his power can do these
things, we should be paying attention. We will find later in the gos-
pel that there is more to his ministry than grand displays of power.
There will be the necessary suffering to death.
Once that aspect of his ministry is revealed, many if not most of his
followers will fall away. It might not be too difficult to imagine
following someone who raises the dead. It’s quite another to see that
same one put to death.
When we encounter moments of pain, suffering, and even the death
of loved ones, it is good to remember that we follow one who seeks
to restore, who seeks to raise the dead to life again. That is our com-
mon Christian hope. -Living Liturgy
Thirteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time
July 1, 2018
Congratulations to the following children and their families
who were baptized this past month at St. Margaret of Scotland
Church.
Milo Boo McAdams
Evan Michael O’Connor
God Bless you as you begin your faith journey.
Baptisms
Parish Office Hours
Mon. 9:00am– 4:00pm
Tues. 9:00am– 4:00pm
Wed. 9:00am– 4:00pm
Thurs. 9:00am– 4:00pm
Fri. 9:00am– 12:00pm
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Parish News
St. Vincent de Paul Food Closet Thank you for your generous donations to satisfy the needs of the
food closet. The item that is currently needed is velveeta, mayon-
naise, laundry detergent, snacks and pasta. Thank you for your
generosity in helping to feed and care for the community.
St. Vincent de Paul Today, let us pray for those who are hungry, malnourished and
starving. Is there a family you know that needs assistance?
Please call the society of St. Vincent de Paul at 302-834-0228, so
that together we can help those that are hungry.
Thank you for your financial support to this ministry by remember-
ing our Poor Boxes in the gathering space.
We appreciate your generosity.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS The St. David Council #12842, invites men 18 and older to join us
in supporting the parish and the community through acts of service.
Please call Grand Knight Walter Kolisz for additional information at
302-388-9998 or e-mail [email protected].
From the Religious Ed Office:
SPLASH CANYON VBS is only a month away – July 30 to
August 3, 8:30 - Noon! Are you registered yet? Better hur-
ry! VBS is for any child entering Kindergarten through enter-
ing Grade 5. Cost: $35 per camper. All forms and info can be
found on the parish website, VBS link.
Any questions or worries? Contact Madeline Romano at
There is an important meeting for all VBS volunteers on
Wednesday, July 18, at 6:30 pm in the large conference
room. Please RSVP to Mrs. Romano asap at
SYMBOLON – Our summer adult ed journey – will take a
brief break, but only for this week!
There is no class on Monday, July 2 or
on Thursday, July 5. We will resume
the following week, July 9. And, NO,
it’s never too late to join us! Parish-
ioners are really enjoying this series, so please consider
dropping in on either Monday mornings from 9:30 – 11am,
or Thursday evenings from 6:30 – 8pm.
Knights of Columbus
“July” Family of the Month Ernest Mehrlander
Ernie has been a members of St. Margaret of Scotland since
2005. We would like to acknowledge Ernie celebrating 50
years as a Knight, this October. We appreciate the help Ernie
has given over the years with numerous functions and events.
Please join with the Knights to congratulate Ernie and thank
him for his commitment and continued service for the knight
s and the parish.
Social Justice Reflection SOCIAL JUSTICE COMMITTEE MEETING: The Committee
meets the first Thursday of select months at 6:30 pm in the parish
center. The next meetings:
August 2, October 4. Starting in 2018 we are not meeting every
month. All are welcome to attend.
FAIR TRADE: We thank you for the continued suppor t of the
Fair Trade Products through your purchases. The products are avail-
able on the third weekend of every month. The next weekend for
sales is July 21 & 22. This month we will have our usual coffee, tea,
chocolate and olive oil for sale.
CLEAN KIDS PROJECT –Thank you for your continued donation
of soap for the children in Guatemala. Donations are still needed
and much appreciated they can be dropped off at the box as you
enter the gathering space.
Prayer Shawls and Lapghans are available during the
summer. Blessed by Msgr. Hopkins and made by our
talented parishioners.
Call Barbara Coates 302-838-7738 or stop by the parish office.
THE SCOUTING CORNER
Cub Scouting is for boys in Kindergarten through 5th
grade, or ages 5 ( must be in Kindergarten) through 10
years old. Anyone interested in learning more about Pack
283 should contact Kevin Cameron at Scout-
Boy Scouting is for boys who are at least 11 years old and
have completed the 5th grade. Anyone interested
in Troop 283 should contact Rob Szczerba at
[email protected] or 302-836-5806.
Looking for Someone to Clean? If you are looking for a house cleaner, call your fellow
parishioner, Sally at 302-228-9112. Licensed. References
available upon request.
Attention All 9th Graders making Confirmation– please be
sure your registration forms are in. For questions, call or email Sr.
Catherine at 302-834-0225 or [email protected].
St Margaret’s Warriors
Football Registration for 2018
Registration for St. Margaret’s football is now open on line at
www.margaretofscotland.org for registration information, and for
team information www.leaguelineup.com/stmargaretwarriors.
We will have an onsite registration @ St Margaret’s Church
parking lot, dates and times TBD. Our teams consist of children
who will be in grades 4th thru 6th, as well as grades 7th and 8th
during the 2018 school year. A low fee of $175 is due at the time of
registration.
-All Home games and practices are at Caravel Academy.
-All games are played at High School stadiums in New Castle Coun-
ty
NO FUNDRAISERS / NO VOLUNTEER REQUIRMEMENTS
ATI trainers on site for Sunday games.
Additional information on the team, league, registration, on site sign
ups, or eligibility can be obtained by calling Mike Klepacki @ 229-
2285. Thank You!
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Christ the Teacher School
Our Regional Catholic School
www.christtheteacher.org 302-838-8850
Bulletin Advertiser of the Week Please remember to patronize the advertisers on the back of our
bulletin. This week’s featured advertiser is:
280 East Main Street
Newark, DE 19711
302-453-0730
WWW.AUDIOWORKSOFDELAWARE.COM
Christ the Teacher School Fall Sports Registration is now OPEN
The sports available are coed soccer grades 3-8,
girls volleyball grades 4-8, and boys and girls cross country grades 3
-8. The teams are filled on a first come first serve basis. Please sign
up at https://goo.gl/forms/b7Ac7odGSgDWqUB83.
Please contact George Hackett at [email protected] if
you have any questions.
Summer Youth Camps at Salesianum: Interested in attend-
ing a girls basketball, boys basketball, baseball, football, lacrosse,
soccer, or wrestling camp for youth? Go to www.elitecamps.org for
information about age groups, dates, and prices and for registration.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Don’t you and your spouse deserve a beautiful, romantic week-
end away together? The next Marriage Encounter weekend will be
November 2-4, 2018 in Rehobeth Beach, DE. For more infor-
mation, visit our website at www.wwme-delmar.org or to r egister
for the weekend, please call Tony and Linda Massino at 302-220-
9833. Don’t Delay!
Retrouvaille Program
Is your marriage going down the right road . . . or is it a little off
track? Life can be difficult, and so can the challenges you face
in marriage. Does the distance between you seem wide? Are you
already separated? Looking for a better way? Retrouvaille (retro-
VIE) can help and offers hope for a better relationship. Retrouvaille
is a peer ministry of volunteer couples that can help you learn the
tools of healthy communication and heal, just as they have done in
their own marriages. Retrouvaille is Christian-based, and Catholic in
origin. Retrouvaille can help get your relationship back on
track. Our next program is coming up at the Family Life Center in
Malvern, PA: August 17-19. For more information, or to regis-
ter for one of our weekends, visit our web site
at: www.HelpOurMarriage.org or call 1-800-470-2230. All inqui-
ries are kept strictly confidential.
Community News
June is Stock the Pantry Month
for Catholic Charities Participate in Catholic Charities semi-annual “Stock the Pantry”
project throughout the month of June! Hunger doesn’t take a sum-
mer vacation - in a single month, Catholic Charities distributes
approximately 10,000 pounds of food. You can support our most
vulnerable neighbors by making a donation of non-perishable
food items. Drop off canned meats, soups, fruits, and vegetables;
boxes of pasta, cereal, baking mixes; jars of peanut butter and
jelly; coffee, tea, powdered milk at any of the Catholic Charities
locations. Catholic Charities will also accept gift cards to local
grocery stores or cash donations. You can find the nearest Catho-
lic Charities service center at www.cdow.org/charities.
Annual St. Joseph Parish Carnival -Middletown Join us for our 20th Anniversary celebration, July 17 thru July 21.
Exciting rides, games and nightly entertainment under the big top!
Special children's game area. ONE NIGHT ONLY: July 17, Jungle
John's Dino Show, 7-9 p.m. MegaPass-ride all week $45. July 17-18
are Family Nights: $25/night/all rides! Nightly raffles! Delicious
meals in our air-conditioned Parish Hall beginning at 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday -Thursday. Outdoor dining, rides and games begin at 6:00
p.m. nightly. FREE admission and parking. More information, call
Parish Office 302-378-5800 or www.stjosephmiddletown.com.
Volunteers needed
at Little Sisters of the Poor
Volunteers are needed at the Little Sisters of
the Poor Jeanne Jugan Residence, a retirement home for the elderly.
The Little Sisters welcome all volunteers whether you can come
weekly, monthly or only help out at an annual event such as decorat-
ing for the holidays or a fundraiser. Volunteer opportunities include
direct services to the residents e.g. serving in the dining room or
visiting the residents; helping out in the office, laundry, or mainte-
nance; fundraising activities such as the Nun Run. For more infor-
mation please contact Theresa Deakins (302-598-4082) or Patricia
Rachek (302-803-7470) of the Social Justice committee or visit the
Jeanne Jugan website:
littlesistersofthepoordelaware.org.
SAVE THE DATE …. Birthright of Delaware will
host a fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse located in Bear,
Delaware from 12pm to 4pm on August 4, 2018! Please bring your family and friends our for lunch/dinner! A per-
centage of all meals will be given as a contribution to birthright, Inc.
On July 21, Holy Rosary Parish proudly presents the amazing sing-
ing voices of The Imani Milele Choir. They are from an orphanage
in Uganda. They are phenomenal. The concert is FREE. After the
concert you have an opportunity to purchase a craft made by the
other orphans or give a love offering. Hope to see you there. All are
welcome! Bring Friends especially young people who want to learn
about other cultures.
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READINGS FOR July 1st—July 8th
July 1– Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Wis 1:13-15; 2:23-24/ 2 Cor 8:7,9,13-15/ Mk 5:21-43
July 2– Am 2:6-10, 13-16/ Mt 8:18-22
July 3- Eph 2:19-22/ Jn 20:24-29
July 4- Am 5:14-15, 21-24/ Mt 8:28-34
July 5- Am 7:10-17/ Mt 9:1-8
July 6- Am 8:4-6, 9-12/ Mt 9:9-13
July 7- Am 9:11-15/ Mt 9:14-17
July 8– Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Ez 2:2-5/ 2 Cor 12:7-10/ Mk 6:1-6a
Marriage Moments Independence is an important step on the journey to adulthood,
but marriage also requires dependence. I depend on you to keep your
word, to be there when I'm feeling hurt, to watch the kids so I can
have a break. How do you depend on one another?
Parenting Pointers
We inherit both physical and personality traits from our par-
ents. It can be a source of parental pride, but also consternation. Talk
with your child about what strengths and weaknesses they might
have received from you.
Diocesan News Are you Being Called to God? In today’s gospel reading, Jesus heals a long-suffering woman and
raises a little girl from the dead. Every day priests, deacons and
religious bring life and healing into a world fractured by sin and
death. Do you think God is calling you to serve through one of these
vocations? Please call or write Father Norm Carroll, Diocesan Di-
rector of Priestly and Religious Vocations (302-573-3113, voca-
[email protected]). Be sure to visit our website: www.cdow.org/
vocations!
Let us Rejoice in the Lord!
Our Diocese is 150 years old! Let us Rejoice in the Lord! Our Diocese is 150 years
old! For video highlights of the Diocese of Wilmington’s 150th
Anniversary Opening Mass, a calendar of coming events, infor-
mation about our Historic Churches Pilgrimage Program, Convoca-
tion 150 coming on November 3rd, links, videos, podcasts, and more,
go to www.cdow.org/150th. Also, follow all the action on social
media at www.facebook.com/cdow150th, and @CDOW150th on
Twitter and Instagram and www.TheDialog.org.
Meet three retired priests, Msgr. Charlie Brown, Fr. Ed Aigner,
and Fr. Dan Gerres on a new video on the Diocese of Wilming-
ton’s YouTube page! Visit www.YouTube.com/DioceseofWilm.
Good News
Listen to Catholic Forum every Sunday morning at 10:05
a.m. on WDEL 101.7 FM, 1150 AM and www.wdel.com. Next Sun-
day, July 8, 2018, tune in to hear an interview with Our Mother of
Sorrows parishioner, Queen Anne’s County Historian, and women’s
athletics pioneer, Ms. Mary Margaret Revell Goodwin. For photos,
information regarding upcoming guests, podcasts and more, “Like”
Catholic Forum on Facebook at www.facebook.com/catholicforum.
Listen to past episodes of Catholic Forum online at cdow.org/
communications, or search “Catholic Forum” on Apple Podcasts or
iHeartRadio podcasts.
Sussex Services Manager The Diocese of Wilmington Catholic Charities is seek-
ing an individual to provide overall management for human services
in Sussex County including Casa San Francisco, a 12 bed facility
that serves as an adult homeless shelter, an emergency food pantry, a
brown bag food cooperative and provides emergency financial assis-
tance located in Milton, Delaware and Catholic Charities
Georgetown office in Delaware.
Essential Functions Include:
Develop and monitor the annual 24-hour adult shelter, food
assistance and community services programs.
Prepare and manage the shelter’s financial plan/budget.
Recruit, train, and develop staff and volunteers. Evaluate staff.
Oversee the operations of the Georgetown office of Catholic
Charities.
Maintain program, client, facility, fiscal and staff records.
Ensure all reporting on program performance, accountability
are accurate.
Obtain all necessary licenses and inspections.
Confirm contractual obligations are met.
Minimum Qualifications Include:
Bachelor’s degree in Sociology, Psychology or Human Services
field or related field plus five years’ supervisory experience in
human services management or equivalent combination of edu-
cation and experience.
Ability to be objective and deal with a culturally diverse, at-risk
population.
Must possess strong leadership and management ability, tact,
diplomacy, flexibility, supervisory and communication skills.
Knowledge of the development, implementation, utilization and
evaluation of social services and allied delivery systems.
Work schedule is 37.5 hours per week. Flexible hours required with
supervision of overnight and weekend staff.
For more information or to apply, see our posting on https://
jobs.delawareonline.com or apply at [email protected]. Visit our
website at www.cdow.org.
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