542 Cypress Avenue • Murrells Inlet, SC 29576 Church Office Phone: (843) 651-3737 • Church Office Fax: (843) 651-6316 ORDINARY SCHEDULE SUNDAY OBLIGATION Vigils 4:00 and 6:00 P.M. Sunday 7:00, 9:00, & 11:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. DAILY MASSES Monday, Friday & Saturday 8:00 A.M. Tuesday & Thursday 8:00 A.M. and 12:00 P.M. Wednesday 8:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. CONFESSIONS Monday - Saturday 7:30-7:50 A.M. Tuesday & Thursday 11:30-11:50 A.M. Wednesday 4:30-5:30 P.M. Saturday 2 P.M. PASTORAL STAFF—843-651-3737 VERY REV. EDWARD W. FITZGERALD, JCL, VF, PASTOR....…...X222 REV. J.P. NARICHETTI, PAROCHIAL VICAR……………………...X223 MANNY ACOSTA, DEACON ...………………………...609-367-5763(C) ROBERT DAVIS, DEACON.……………………………843-668-4877(H) ROB STARR, DEACON.…..……………………………843-421-6725(C) DONALD EFKEN, DEACON (RET.)…………………... 843-650-4606(H) CHARLIE FIORE, DEACON (RET.)…….……………. 843-650-6139(H) THEREASA CRABB, DIRECTOR OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION..…….X227 SUSAN STARR, DIRECTOR OF YOUTH MINISTRY.….………..……X228 LEXY EDELEN, DIRECTOR OF MUSIC & LITURGY……………….X229 CHURCH ADMINISTRATION—843-651-3737 VIRGINIA YORZINSKI, OFFICE MANAGER (NOTARY).……..…….X226 CHERYL FERGUSON, PARISH SECRETARY ……........……..……. X221 ANN BRIGIDO, FINANCIAL SECRETARY……………..…………... X225 MARY ALICE YOPP, OFFICE ASSISTANT.………………………...X224 LIZ FONTAINE, RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASSISTANT ……………X228 JOE MURPHY, BUILDINGS & GROUNDS..….………….…843-651-6610 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION—843-651-6795 MR. LIONEL MARTIN, INTERIM PRINCIPAL NANCY ESPOSITO, SCHOOL SECRETARY/DEBBIE FLOYD, BOOKKEEPER SCHOOL WEBSITE: WWW.SAINTMICHAELSC.COM March 18, 2018 Fifth Sunday of Lent “I am the resurrection and the life; whoever believes in me, even if he dies, will live” Jn 11:25
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542 Cypress Avenue • Murrells Inlet, SC 29576 Church Office Phone: (843) 651-3737 • Church Office Fax: (843) 651-6316
ORDINARY SCHEDULE
SUNDAY OBLIGATION
Vigils
4:00 and 6:00 P.M.
Sunday
7:00, 9:00, & 11:00 A.M.
and 5:00 P.M.
DAILY MASSES
Monday, Friday & Saturday
8:00 A.M.
Tuesday & Thursday
8:00 A.M. and 12:00 P.M.
Wednesday 8:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M.
CONFESSIONS Monday - Saturday
7:30-7:50 A.M.
Tuesday & Thursday
11:30-11:50 A.M.
Wednesday 4:30-5:30 P.M.
Saturday 2 P.M.
PASTORAL STAFF—843-651-3737
VERY REV. EDWARD W. FITZGERALD, JCL, VF, PASTOR....…...X222
AIDS Ministry Dee D’Aiello 215-2806 Altar Servers Veronica Damore 651-6795 Baptism Preparation Thereasa Crabb X 227 2nd Thurs., 7 pm, PAC Hall Bible Study Mary Ann Myers carmelitesc@yahoo Tues. 10:15 am or 6:15 pm
Glenn Stengel 602-7551 Thurs., 9 am
Boy Scouts Mike Samra 685-9156 Monday, 7 pm, Duffy Center Breast Cancer/Lymphedema Laura Flint/Connie Schoch 651-7513 See bulletin for notices Cancer Support Connie Schoch / 750-0307 3rd Tues., 10:30am, PAC Hall David Kriebel 650-8161 Caregiver Support Ruth Keilen 685-3378 1st Monday, 10:30 am, PAC A
Catholic Daughters Sandy Hein 650-3932 4th Monday, 7 pm, PAC Hall Centering Prayer Dee D’Aiello 215-2806 Monday, 10:30 am, PAC B Charismatic Prayer Tom & Diane Stokes 467-7319 Tuesday, 1 pm, PAC Hall Church Environment Mary Alice Yopp x 224
Columbarium Virginia Yorzinski x 226
Cursillo Ultreya Carol Abbott 650-3540 1st Monday, 7 pm, PAC Hall Divorce Recovery Barbara Umpleby (609) 422-6855 Tuesday, 6 pm, PAC B
Eucharistic Adoration Bob & Leasa Leewe 299-0335 24-hours / 7 days, Chapel Finance Council Ann Brigido x 225
Gift Shop Administrator Mary Alice Yopp x 224 Before/after weekend Masses Grief & Loss Support Ed Turek / 238-2578 2nd /4th Thurs, 11 am, PAC
Peg Hagan 902-4547 New members,10am, PAC B
Knights of Columbus Tony Carangelo , GK 446-8167 1st/3rd Thurs., 7pm, PAC Hall K of C 4th Degree Larry Berry, FN 828-1185 4th Thurs., 7pm, PAC Hall Life in the Spirit Judy Gum / 997-2530 1st Sat., 9 am, PAC Hall Marie Keegan 651-8303 Life Teen Susan Starr x 228 Sunday, 6:15 pm, PAC Hall Liturgy Committee Lexy Edelen x 229
Marriage Enrichment David & Linda Darby (973)420-5410
Mission Honduras Ellen DeKleva 651-1359 1st Tues., 7:15 pm, PAC
Music Ministry Lexy Edelen x 229 Adult Choir-Weds., 6:30 pm
Choir—Youth & Adult Youth Choir-Tues., 5 pm
Life Teen Band Susan Starr x 228 Weds., 6:30 pm
Outreach Ministry Theresa Myers 798-3200 Parish Nurse Deacon Rob Starr 421-6725 Pastoral Council Lauren Balogh (216) 526-6272 3rd Tuesday, 7pm, PAC B, Prayer Shawl Ministry Marie Feehan (845) 323-2477 2nd/4th Mon., 1pm, PAC Hall Prison Ministry Deva Chari 685-0946 Religious Ed. & RCIA Thereasa Crabb x 227 Pre-K-8th gr.-Sun. 10:15 am
RCIA Weds., 7 pm, PAC Hall Respect Life Karen Davis 668-4877 2nd Tuesday, 9 am, PAC A
Rosary Makers Barbara Anderson 318-6538 1st Wednesday, 10 am, PAC
School PTO Jacklyn Brown (908) 451-8599 [email protected] !Secular Franciscans Paul DiStefani 215-0785 3rd Saturday, 9 am, PAC Hall Small Christian Communities Marge Filand 651-0547 SPARK Young Adults Lauren Balogh (216) 526-6272 Alt. Fridays, PAC Hall, 7pm
St. Vincent de Paul Society Deva Chari 424-3820 2nd & 4th Sat., 10 am, PAC
Ushers Sidney & Sylvia Proctor 650-5374 Weddings/Marriage Prep. Fr. Ed Fitzgerald x 222 Contact 6 mos. before wedding Welcome Newcomers Pat Jackson 357-0166 Socials quarterly Women’s Guild Peg Peters 566-6350 2nd Monday, 9 am, PAC Hall
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PARISH MISSION STATEMENT We are a vibrant Roman Catholic community, demonstrating God’s love through the Holy Eucharist, Gospel
and Sacred Tradition. Guided by the Holy Spirit, we serve our brothers and sisters by living the virtues of Faith, Hope and Charity.
MARCH 18, 2018 WHAT’S HAPPENING 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT
Saturday, March 17
7:00 am Secular Franciscans—PAC B
9:00 am Spirituality Program—PAC A
9:30 am Youth Choir—Music Room
10:00 am Hispanic Deanery Meeting—PAC Hall
12:00 pm Baptism—Church
Sunday, March 18 9:00 am Breakfast with Easter Bunny—Duffy Center
10:15 am Religious Education—Classrooms & PAC
6:15 pm Life Teen—PAC Hall
Monday, March 19 10:30 am Centering Prayer—PAC B
12:00 pm Stations of the Cross—Church
6:30 pm SCC (Acero-Comunidad Cristiana) - PAC A
Cursillo Leaders—PAC B
Girl Scouts—Classrooms
7:00 pm Boy Scouts—Duffy Center
Catholic Daughters—PAC Hall
Tuesday, March 20 10:00 am SCC (Sullivan) - PAC B
12:30 pm ESL Classes—PAC A
12:45 pm Rosary/Chaplet-Cry/Bride Room-Church
1:00 pm Charismatic Prayer—PAC Hall
SCC (Edelen) - PAC B
3:00 pm St. Vincent de Paul Interviews—PAC A & B
5:00 pm Youth Choir—Music Room
6:00 pm Stations of the Cross—Church
6:30 pm SCC (All Saints) - Cry/Bride Room-Church
Parent/Teacher Coffee Chat—Duffy Center
Wednesday, March 21 8:45 am SCC (Radin) - PAC B
9:00 pm Spirituality Program—PAC Hall
11:00 am Women’s Guild Card Party—PAC Hall
12:00 pm Stations of the Cross—Church
1:00 pm ESL Classes—PAC B
SCC (Popeleski) - PAC A
4:00 pm St. Vincent de Paul Interviews—PAC
5:15 pm Mother of Perpetual Help Novena—Church
6:30 pm ESL Classes—PAC B
6:45 pm Adult Choir / Life Teen Band—Music Room / Church
7:00 pm RCIA—PAC Hall
Thursday, March 22 8:45 am Marian Movement —Cry/Bride Room—Church
9:00 am Bible Study—PAC Hall
10:00 am SCC (Wardman) - PAC A
Grief & Loss Support Group—PAC B
Fellowship at 11 am in PAC Hall
1:00 pm SCC (Masucci) - PAC B
Prayer Shawl Organizing—PAC A
1:30 pm Stations of the Cross—Church
5:30 pm KofC 4th Degree Officers—PAC A
6:00 pm Purgatory Society—Church
(Rosary before Mass)
6:30 pm SCC (“Encounter with Jesus”) - PAC B
7:00 pm KofC 4th Degree—PAC Hall
Friday, March 23 9:00 am Spirituality Program—PAC A
Women’s Guild Basket Assembly—PAC Hall
9:30 am Precious Blood Prayer Group-Cry/Bride Room-Church
11:00 am SCC (Coudreaut) - PAC B
12:00 pm Stations of the Cross—Church
12:30 pm Marian Movement Rosary—Cry/Bride Room-Church
Saturday, 03/17/2018 8:00 AM +Francis Xavier Narichetti 4:00 PM (L) The Mulloy Family 6:00 PM +James Ducker Sunday, 03/18/2018 7:00 AM Parish 9:00 AM +Mary Jean Davey 11:00 AM +John & Anne Mulhern 5:00 PM (L) Peggy & Mike Piedmonte Monday, 03/19/2018 [St. Joseph] 8:00 AM +Robert A. & Gladys M. Collins Tuesday, 03/20/2018 8:00 AM +Theresa, Catherine & Walter Tuttie 12:00 PM +Dorothy Ryan Wednesday, 03/21/2018 8:00 AM +Robert Healy 6:00 PM +Francis Xavier Narichetti Thursday, 03/22/2018 8:00 AM +William Parada 12:00 PM +Dennis McKevitt 6:00 PM +Souls in Purgatory Friday, 03/23/2018 [St. Turibius of Mogrovejo] 8:00 AM +Andrew & Kathy Barrett Saturday, 03/24/2018 8:00 AM +Maurice Hearne 4:00 PM +Lousi Ciurciu, +Rosalee & Carmelo Garofalo 6:00 PM +Rose & Frank Deltufo & Rosemary Deltufo Regan Sunday, 03/25/2018 7:00 AM +Francis Crovetti 9:00 AM + Julius (Bud) Blois 11:00 AM Parish Sun 5:00 PM +Kevin Johnson
We remember the recently deceased & their families in
prayer with sympathy and love:
Elaine Marie Ferruzzo, mother of Denise Boyer Ann M. Borkowski, friend of Barbara Kennedy
Donald Parks
There are no flowers in the church during the season of Lent.
Envelopes for special Easter flower intentions were due on
March 16th.
THIS WEEK’S PARISH CALENDAR
3:30 pm Mass at Myrtle Beach Estates for +Mary Bittner
5:00 pm Fish Fry—Duffy Center
6:00 pm Stations of the Cross—Church
6:30 pm Junior Youth—Duffy Center
Saturday, March 24
9:00 am Spirituality Program—PAC A
Respect Life Stations of the Cross—Church
9:30 am Parish Exercise—PAC B
10:00 am St. Vincent de Paul Committee—PAC Hall
11:00 am Baptism—Church
12:00 pm Ferrusso Funeral - Church
Sunday, March 25 10:30 am Girl Scout Brunch—PAC Hall
6:15 pm Life Teen—PAC Hall
MARCH 18, 2018 WELCOME! 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT WELCOME NEW MEMBERS AND VISITORS TO SAINT MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH
We hope you feel welcome and will participate in the many activities here whether you are a regular
parishioner, a seasonal resident or just visiting. Registration forms are available throughout the church, in the
parish office or on our website, which can be submitted electronically. Please fill one out, put it in the
collection basket or take it to the church office. Office hours are Monday-Thursday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm and
Friday 8:30 am - 3 pm. Envelopes for our regular and seasonal parishioners are available in the church office.
BAPTISMS: Parents wishing to have their child baptized must attend a Baptismal Preparation Class
which is held on the 2nd Thursday of each month at
7 pm in PAC Hall. You MUST pre-register through the BAPTISM link under PARISH FORMS on our
Home Page at www.saintmichaelsc.net or call Thereasa
Crabb at ext. 227 for information. Also, we now offer the option of celebrating baptisms during the Mass. This is a
beautiful way to welcome our newest members to our
community of faith!
MARRIAGE: Please contact Fr. Fitzgerald at ext. 222 or e-mail him at [email protected] at least 6
months before the wedding date. Marriage preparation is required. There is a form on our website for
reserving a wedding date. Please complete and submit it to the office in order to secure your desired date. Thank you.
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION
The yearly boxed set of envelopes for registered
parishioners are NOW AVAILABLE for pick up in the
CHURCH OFFICE. They are in NUMERICAL ORDER
and alphabetical lists are available for you to check
your number if you don’t already know it. Please get
your envelopes as soon as possible! WE DO NOT MAIL
OUT ENVELOPES SO PLEASE PICK UP YOUR BOX IN
THE OFFICE NOW! Envelopes that are not claimed
will be used for new families, so please get yours now!
LIVE STREAMING SCHEDULE
3/17—6 pm Vigil Mass 3/21—6 pm Daily Mass
3/18—11 am Sunday Mass 3/22—12 pm Daily Mass
3/19—8 am Daily Mass 3/23—8 am Daily Mass
3/20—12 pm Daily Mass 3/24—6 pm Vigil Mass
Celebrant Schedule Next Weekend—March 24-25
4 pm Fr. Ed
6 pm Fr. Ed
7 am Fr. Ed
9 am Fr. J.P. 11 am Fr. Ed
5 pm Fr. Ed
BULLETIN DEADLINE
Easter Sunday, April 1, items are due Monday, March 19. Easter Flower intentions must be in by this date as well.
ST. MICHAEL CATHOLIC CHURCH HOLY WEEK - EASTER SCHEDULE 2018
PALM SUNDAY, MARCH 25
Regular weekend schedule will be followed.
Saturday - 4 & 6 pm (Procession at the 6 pm Mass)
Sunday - 7, 9 & 11 am and 5 pm.
MONDAY, MARCH 26
Confessions – 7:30-7:55 am
Daily Mass – 8:00 am
Confessions – 9:30-11:00 am
TUESDAY, MARCH 27
No 8 am or 12 pm Masses at St. Michael (Daily Mass in the evening)
The Chrism Mass will be celebrated at the Cathedral of St. John the
Baptist in Charleston, 11 am; everyone is invited to participate.
Stations of the Cross – 6 pm
Daily Mass - 7 pm
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28
Confessions – 7:30-7:55 am
Daily Mass – 8:00 am
Confessions – 9:30-11:00 am
Stations of the Cross – 12 noon
Confessions – 4:30-5:30 pm
Daily Mass – 6:00 pm
HOLY THURSDAY, MARCH 29
No 8 am or 12 pm Masses
Mass of the Lord’s Supper – 6:00 pm
Procession to Duffy Center and Solemn Adoration of the Blessed
Sacrament following Mass until 10 pm.
GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 30
No Masses celebrated
Living Stations of the Cross –11:00 am (by Life Teen)
Celebration of the Lord’s Passion – 3 pm (with Veneration of the
Cross and Holy Communion)
Stations of the Cross—6 pm
HOLY SATURDAY, MARCH 31
Easter Egg Hunt – 9:00 am (Duffy Center)
Blessing of Easter Food – 10:00 am
Easter Vigil – 8:00 pm
NO OTHER MASSES ON HOLY SATURDAY
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 1
Masses – 6, 8:30 & 11 am in Church; 9 & 11:30 am in Duffy Center !!
ADDITIONAL CONFESSION TIMES FOR HOLY WEEK:
Monday, March 26, 9:30-11 am &
Wednesday, March 28, 9:30-11 am
NO CONFESSIONS ON HOLY THURSDAY, GOOD FRIDAY OR
HOLY SATURDAY
PLEASE NOTE: The Adoration
Chapel will close at 5:30 pm on
Thursday, March 29 and reopen
on Holy Saturday at 11 pm.
MARCH 18, 2018 FAITH ENRICHMENT 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT
Sunday, Mar 18, 2018-FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT;
THIRD SCRUTINY OF THE ELECT Yes, we can! Maybe it feels like something’s holding you back: lack of education or funds, past decisions or old wounds, complicated relationships or too many responsibilities. But in the big picture, only two things impede our liberty: sin and death. If we could get beyond those two, we walk into perfect freedom. The good news is, we can! In today’s Scrutiny, we celebrate how the “death-dealing” power of evil gives way to the “life-giving sacraments” that make it possible for us to walk free of every episode of death. What binds you? Jesus is calling you to freedom.
TODAY'S READINGS: Ezekiel 37:12-14; Romans 8:8-11; John
11:1-45. “O my people, I will open your graves and have you rise
from them.”
Monday, Mar 19, 2018-SOLEMNITY OF JOSEPH,
HUSBAND OF MARY Seek some fatherly advice Jesus taught his disciples to pray “Our Father . . . .” We are blessed in the name of the Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Saint Joseph, the husband of Mary, was a generous and strong father who always put the well-being of Mary and Jesus first. He stands as an inspiration for parents, and he points to the kind of parental love God has for us. He is also a powerful intercessor. Catholics call Saint Joseph the patron saint of the entire church. Pray to Joseph today in your own words for the wisdom and courage to care for the people and responsibilities in your charge.
TODAY'S READINGS: 2 Samuel 7:4-5a, 12-14a, 16; Romans 4:13,
16-18, 22; Matthew 1:16, 18-21, 24a or Luke 2:41-51a. “Did you
not know that I must be in my Father’s house?”
Tuesday, Mar 20, 2018-LENTEN WEEKDAY Integrity is the best calling card There are countless guides on how to write the perfect résumé. Nearly all suggest that you include lots of credentials and personal referrals of influential people. After all, it’s who you know and what qualifications you bring to the table that matter, right? On the other hand, what would a prophet’s curriculum vitae look like? Here we are seeing a different kind of vita, where personal integrity carries the day. In the gospel the Pharisees want to see a traditional résumé of Jesus, but many people believed in Jesus based on the power of his witness. Listen carefully to what Jesus is saying and do your best to honor it in your own life.
TODAY'S READINGS: Numbers 21:4-9; John 8:21-30. “Because
he spoke this way, many came to believe in him.”
Wednesday, Mar 21, 2018-LENTEN WEEKDAY God’s got nothing to prove W. C. Fields used to exclaim in his films, “Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego!” No doubt Fields enjoyed using these exotic biblical names as an expression, but behind them are three actual characters from Hebrew scripture. The Babylonian king had commanded them to worship the statue of a god or face immediate execution. Their response was an interesting one. Of course they wouldn’t bow down, and if God saved them, so be it. But if not, they still wouldn’t deny their God. Now that’s faith—both the willingness to give up their
lives but also their affirmation that God did not have to prove anything to deserve their trust. Faith does not begin with what God will do for you if you believe. It starts with believing because God is God.
TODAY'S READINGS: Daniel 3:14-20, 91-92, 95; John 8:31-42.
“Jesus then said to those . . . who believed in him, ‘If you remain
in my word, you will truly be my disciples.’ ”
Thursday, Mar 22, 2018-LENTEN WEEKDAY How well do you know God? “How well do you know me?” quizzes—with questions like, “What’s my favorite band/movie/song/video game? Where would I most like to be? Who are my heroes?”—have long been lighthearted ways to test or strengthen friendships. With Lent particularly set aside for repentance and renewal, it’s a good time to take a “how well do you know God” quiz. Ask yourself: Based on scripture and tradition, what do I know to be God’s likes and dislikes? Who are the people with whom God has found favor? Where am I likely to find God? Your search for answers will no doubt test and, let’s hope, strengthen your friendship with God.
TODAY'S READINGS: Genesis 17:3-9; John 8:51-59. “Jesus
answered, ‘ . . .You do not know him, but I know him.’”
Friday, Mar 23, 2018-MEMORIAL OF TURIBIUS OF
MOGROVEJO, BISHOP; DAY OF ABSTINENCE Timely advice “Turibius the Tireless” could be the nickname of today’s saint. As a Spanish missioner and later bishop in 16th-century colonial Peru, he traversed a 176,000-square-mile diocese—three times—to attend to those in his charge. His favorite saying is one we do well to keep in mind: “Time is not our own, and we must give a strict account of it.” Keep a simple time log for a week, and you’ll learn something about your priorities. You might be surprised by how much time is frittered away. Not that down-time is all bad, mind you—relaxing and recreating are also part of God’s plan. But keep in mind that time is a nonrenewable resource. How will you spend your precious allotment?
TODAY'S READINGS: Jeremiah 20:10-13; John 10:31-42. “Many
there began to believe in him.”
Saturday, Mar 24, 2018-LENTEN WEEKDAY Be the voice of the voiceless Each year, on March 24, the International Day for the Right to the Truth Concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims is observed. This annual observance pays tribute to the memory of Monsignor Óscar Arnulfo Romero, who was martyred on this date in 1980. Archbishop Romero was actively engaged in denouncing violations of the human rights of the most vulnerable individuals in El Salvador. “Each one of you has to be God’s microphone. Each one of you has to be a messenger, a prophet.” These fateful words of Romero speak of what it means to be a person of faith. Faith must be lived out. Romero preached the gospel by how he lived. His life broadcast the Good News, calling others to lives of holiness and humility. Your life can speak volumes, too; it’s simply a matter of letting God make of you a microphone.
TODAY'S READINGS: Ezekiel 37:21-28; John 11:45-56 (256).
“He prophesied that Jesus was going to die for the nation.”
MARCH 18, 2018 FAITH ENRICHMENT 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT
THE BIBLE HOUR Tuesday 10:15 am OR 6:15 pm in PAC Hall and Room A April 3,10,17,24 & May 1,8,15,22 ! FIRST CORINTHIANS presented by Dr. Tim Gray The conflicts of the early Christians in Corinth are in many ways similar to our struggles. Today as Christians with divisions, immorality, persecutions & other trials of the faithful. The message of Paul to the Corinthians is a much needed message for our own times. April 24, May 1,8,15,22 ! A BIBLICAL WALK THROUGH THE MASS
presented by Dr. Edward Sri As Catholics, the Mass is the center of our Faith. Dr. Sri explains the biblical roots of the words and gestures we experience in the liturgy and explains their profound significance. This intriguing look at the Mass is sure to renew your faith and deepen your love & devotion to the Eucharist. Any questions, email Mary Ann at [email protected]
Come watch the DVD for FREE.
TUESDAY BIBLE STUDY-SPRING SESSIONS A WAY OF THE CROSS
FOR VICTIMS OF ABORTION
St. Michael Church
Memorial for The Unborn
Saturday—March 24, 2018
9AM (after the 8 AM Mass)
Please, WE must keep up the Momentum of Prayer
to save our Precious Babies!
WE MUST Also Encourage Women to Accept God's
Infinite Mercy and Forgiveness so they can move
from VICTIMS, to SURVIVORS. Who better can describe the shame, guilt, and pain they have lived with. These women can then stand in
strong solidarity and repentance and say as
ADVOCATES, PLEASE PROTECT AND SAVE
OUR FUTURE GENERATIONS OF PRECIOUS
BABIES. Please join us.
On the fourth Monday of every month, Fr. Ed offers
a Mass at 6 pm for the poor souls in purgatory. We
also have a rosary thirty minutes before these Masses
(at 5:30 pm) to remember these holy poor souls. All
are welcome to attend. Please continue to keep these
holy souls in your daily prayers.
DATECHANGE!
This month, due to Holy Week beginning on the 4th
Monday, and other obligations that Fr. Ed has the
Monday before, the Mass for the Souls in Purgatory
will be celebrated on Thursday, March 22, 2018. !
PURGATORY SOCIETY THIRD SCRUTINY
Our catechumens are excited about their impending
celebration of the Easter Sacraments at our Easter Vigil. Let
us keep them close to our hearts as they enter into final,
intense preparation for the sacraments.
Let us pray.
Good and forgiving God, The Easter Sacraments are drawing
near and your children who are
preparing for Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist confess
their faith in you.
Help them to strive against worldly
desires and rescue them from ignorance
of you.
Give us courage to walk with them as
they approach your altar for the first
time and receive you in the Sacrament
of the Eucharist.
Help us to be models of Christian life for them and welcome them to the Mystical Body of Christ.
We ask all this in your name, Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Amen
MARCH 18, 2018 FAITH ENRICHMENT 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT
PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
"When I am in adoration, what matters is not my capacity to be lucid for an hour, but rather the fact that in accounting for life, I have chosen that all of myself should be His. I am not there with my head, nor with my senses, but I am there, and I am there, my God, because I have chosen to be there with you. Whether I succeed or do not succeed at this is your business. The important thing is that -- even if I lose my initial lucidity -- I must recall the days of my youth. The youth that we must recall before God is not our biological youth, but rather the youth of the "Yes" we said to God. To rejuvenate means to be always young before God." Antonino Grimaldi, La sfida del puro amore, Itinerario umano e
spirituale di Madre Mectilde de Bar (1614-1698) (Portalupe Editore, 2006, p. 131).
It is not for nothing that the Prayers at the Foot of the Altar of the Tridentine Missal begin with the words, Introibo ad altare Dei,
ad Deum qui laetificat juventutem meam, "I will go up to the altar of God, to God who makes glad my youth" (Ps 42:4).
Spiritually, we grow old and stiff-jointed when we forget the "Yes" that first brought us to the foot of the altar in adoration. The recovery of a youthful spirit -- not to be confused with an impulsive and immature spirit -- but of the freshness and wisdom of spiritual childhood is intrinsically related to the recovery of adoration.
Communities (and individuals) grown old, and stiff, and resistant to change, that is, to conversion, can recover their youth, their suppleness, and the élan of their initial "Yes" by exposing themselves to the glorious Body of Christ in Eucharistic adoration.
If you would like to join St. Michael Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration, please contact Bob or Leasa Leewe at 843 299-0335 or email us at [email protected]
In God’s Love, Bob & Leasa Leewe, Adoration Administrators
Please join us every Wednesday evening at 5:15
pm before our 6 pm evening Mass. This Novena
will be prayed in place of praying the Rosary
before Mass. Please join us for this special
devotion. Coordinators Anicia Pangilinan (843-
655-0938) and Susan Mendiola (843-424-1301).
OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP NOVENA
2018 SCHEDULE OF LENTEN ACTIVITIES/
OBSERVANCES AT SAINT MICHAEL
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Monday, Wednesday & Friday at
Noon;
Tuesday & Friday at 6:00 pm;
Thursday at 1:30 pm (Led by SMCS students)
LIVE STATIONS on Good Friday at 11 am
led by our Life Teen Group.
FISH FRY DINNERS
Friday evenings through March 23 5-7 pm at Duffy Center. Fish dinner $10/
Grilled Cheese & Soup $6
Remaining Lenten Penance services in our area: Monday, March 19, 6 pm—St. Andrew
Wednesday, March 21, 6:30 pm—St. James
Envelopes for special Easter flower intentions were due on Friday, March 16 to guarantee publication
in the Easter Sunday bulletin. Any envelopes
received late will be published after Easter.
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with miracles and love. The prayers will be said after the 8 A.M. and 12 Noon Mass starting on March 20th and every
Tuesday thereafter until June 12th. The feast of St. Anthony is June 13th.
We are in need of people to lead the Rosary on Saturdays be-fore the 4 & 6 pm Masses and on Sunday mornings. Choose your Mass time. Help us to fulfill OUR LADY’S requests at Fatima to “Pray The Rosary for World Peace.” Call John Rodgers at 843-241-2947 or email [email protected].
ROSARY LEADERS NEEDED!
MARCH 18, 2018 OUR PARISH SCHOOL 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT
Dear St. Michael Catholic School & Parish Families –
Welcome to the Fifth Sunday of Lent!
As I continue reflective readings in Matthew Kelley’s
book, Rediscover Jesus, I think about Holy Week and what
we have been preparing for all Lent long – the joyful
resurrection of our Savior Jesus Christ.
We look for complete joy in our lives, a joy that is lasting
and forever. The interesting thing is that God wants us to
have complete joy, and He created us for this.
But is your joy complete? If not, why? What is standing in
your way of the complete joy that Jesus wants for you?
How hard are you willing to work and what are you willing
to sacrifice in order to have that great joy? [p. 166].
Start by embracing and intentionally living the Gospel
more each day. Pay attention to the clarity you have about
what matters and what doesn’t. The Gospel is an invitation
to and a blueprint for that complete joy that God wants for
us.
Blessings,
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Interim Principal
Coffee Chat
On Tuesday, March 20, 2018, St. Michael Catholic School
will have its first Coffee Chat at 6:30 pm in the Duffy
Center. This will be a time for parents, parishioners, and
community members to come together in order to discuss
school concerns, and how we can continue to provide a top
notch education to our students. This is a great way and a
special way for our active parishioners to get involved, and
a special way to reinforce the importance and presence of
St. Michael Catholic School in our community.
Spread the Word
Registration for the 2018-2019 for St. Michael Catholic
School is currently underway. Please share the good news
about St. Michael with your friends and family. We are
accepting applications now for grades Prek-8 for the 2018-
2019 school year. Applications are available in the school
office and on the school’s website. Please come tour with
us and see what is happening in GATORville.
PRINCIPAL’S CORNER
Saint Michael Catholic School will be hosting its 1st Annual Spring Carnival on Saturday,
April 14, 2018 at Valor Park in Market Common from 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
We are currently accepting applications for craft/retail vendors for this event. Booth spaces are reserved on a first-come-first served basis. If you are interested, please contact Jacklyn Brown at 908-451-8599 and leave a message or email [email protected].
Congratulations are in order!! Callum Twining, one of our
8th Grade Scholars has been accepted into the Scholars
Academy, at Coastal Carolina University. We wish him
well!
As always, we thank you for your time, efforts, patience,
and most importantly, your prayers and dedication to our
students. “Please pray for us as we pray for you.” [Fr.
McCaffrey]
Thanks to all who keep turning in Box Tops, Labels for Education and Tyson Project A+ labels. Just a few important reminders when clipping labels and such: Expiration dates need to be valid and visible on all Box Tops. The
entire coupon, including point value and UPC code, needs to be clipped on Labels for Education. On products where no point value is present, please clip the UPC code. Also, on Campbells
juices, we need the cap from the juice bottle, not the label.
Your coordinator, Magen Howard, thanks you so much for all your collections, especially when they are submitted already nicely trimmed. That helps us tremendously!
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MARCH 18, 2018 YOUTH & FAMILY 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT
The Knights of Columbus Council 8980 will again be taking applications for its Annual Scholarship Program.
College Scholarships are available to High School Seniors who, along with their families, are registered members of St. Michael Catholic Church. Application forms can be found in the church narthex near the doors. Entries must be postmarked by
Saturday, June 2, 2018 and for entries dropped off at the Parish Office, the deadline is Monday, June 4, 2018. The Reviewing Committee will choose one male and one female student and each will receive a $1,000 scholarship. For more information, call Ken at 843-691-9029.
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR GRADUATING SENIORS
STUDENTS IN NEED Did you know there are a number of Socastee and St. James high
school students living on their own without support from parents, either being left behind, living under bridges, in tents in the woods, moving from friends to friends’ homes? The Catholic Daughters #2356 and Knights of Columbus Council 8980 felt they needed to do something to help these students in our area. Working with guidance counselors there are now 2 programs set up for these students. Along with monetary donations, food gift cards i.e.: Subway, McDonalds, Burger King, personal care items are collected such as basic toiletries (full-size, not travel).
The collection boxes in the church are designated for certain charities that help our community. When donating, please address the envelope ‘Students in Need program’ and place it in the Knights of Columbus box.
For questions about this program, please contact:
John or Carol Luse @ 843-421-3812 or Dominic or Diana Falcone
well as visitors are invited to attend. As always, “coffee and” will be served.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAS
On behalf of all the Mission Honduras Team, we thank all
who came to our Tea Party. It was a great success through
your participation and support. Thanks especially to our
young ladies: Jennifer Chichester and Savanna Linehouse
who sang so beautifully, and The Coastal Ballet with all the
young men and ladies performed so spindly. We really
appreciate you generously of sharing you time and talents.
God bless all who are helping by your support, so we
can go to Honduras to help the poor! Begins at Noon each Thursday
The theme this year is “From the Table to the Cross”. The love
offering will be taken for the Outreach Farm. The final service
is this week, March 22 at Shepherd of the Sea Lutheran
Church, Speaker: Carolyn Braxton, St. Peter Missionary. Thank you so much to all the volunteers who helped at the
Lenten service hosted by St. Michael, and cooked, baked, and
cleaned for the luncheon on March 1st. Thanks again, Joan Wheeler and Lexy Edelen
LENTEN ECUMENICAL SERVICES
The “Thank You Jesus” sign is a beautiful Easter Decoration for your yard. In three
simple words it explains what Easter means to us. The price of the signs have been reduced to $10.00. Get them now in our gift shop!!
MARCH 18, 2018 COMMUNITY OUTREACH 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL HOLIDAY FOOD COLLECTION
The Saint Vincent de Paul society will be holding food drives to provide Easter food baskets to those that are less fortunate in our community. Last year with your support and generosity the church provided baskets to approximately 250 families. We expect the need in our community to be similar if not greater this Easter. We will be holding food drives 30 minutes prior to and 30 minutes after each mass on the following weekends: March 17th and 18th (non-perishable food) March 24th and 25th (non-perishable food items and Hams, Turkeys)
PLEASE DROP OFF FOOD AT THE DUFFY CENTER Please use the collection boxes installed in narthex to make any cash donations.
We are requesting the following non-perishable food items:
Thank you for your support and generosity and God Bless.
Breakfast (cereal, pancake mix
& syrup) Peanut butter & Jelly Canned Vegetables Soup Pasta and Pasta Sauce Mac & Cheese
Potatoes, Rice, Beans Tuna salad or Chicken salad Canned fruit, cranberry jelly Desserts (cake mixes and icing,
cookies) Stuffing mix and gravy
Starting immediately, anyone wishing to receive a Easter food basket must contact Kathy Fowlie of the St. Vincent De Paul Society by email [email protected] or by cell phone (732) 779-1949 to be registered. If Anyone calls the church office requesting a food basket, they will be directed to contact Kathy directly either by email or cell phone. Please note that any past registrations for holiday food baskets do not count. Everyone must re-register. If parishioners are taking food to other fami-lies, they need to register with Kathy also. The Easter baskets will be given out at the Duffy Center on Sunday March 25th between the hours of 12:30pm to 2PM. Thank you.
EASTER FOOD BASKET PROCEDURE
Are you concerned about a mole or non-healing skin area? Let Dr.
Epperson take a look! Just come to the Parish Activity Center,
Room A at 5:30 pm for a free screening on MONDAY, MARCH
26. PLEASE NOTE: We are not scheduling appointments for
this screening. All will be seen on a first come/first served basis.
FREE SKIN CANCER SCREENING
As per the ladies with the Clothing Boutique of St. Vincent
De Paul Society, they will not be able to receive any
clothing until the beginning of June. At that time can you
only donate Summer clothing that is cleaned and in good
shape. Thank you for your generosity .
CLOTHING DONATIONS
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY 'RELAY FOR LIFE'
TEAM: Angels of Hope
Life's a Beach Dinner and Spring Fashion Show
(Hosted by Elegantz, Hammock Shops in Pawley's Island)
Thursday April 5th, 6 - 7:30 PM (Doors Open 5 PM)
St. Michael’s Church, Duffy Center
Tickets - $15 in advance or $20 at the door. If you wish to purchase a whole table of 8, there will be a discounted price of $100.
Food - Finger Sandwiches plus Sides Dessert Beverage
Gift Baskets will be available
We will have raffles, silent auction and door prizes. There will also be fashions available for purchase that night. We appreciate your
support in helping us find a cure for cancer!
Thanks in advance for your support! _________________________________________________
The American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life annual collection will be held this weekend at St. Michael after all Masses.
You can also attend the ACS Relay - Saturday, May 5 (11 a.m. thru 11 p.m.). Being held at Market Commons. Plenty of food, gift baskets, camaraderie and fun! All supporting the American Cancer Society.
Support a Participant - http://relay.acsevents.org
FASHION SHOW FUNDRAISER
MARCH 18, 2018 NOTICIAS PARROQUIALES PARA LOS HISPANOS 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT
Meditación: Juan 12, 20!33 �Quinto Domingo de Cuaresma
Jesús, nuestro Salvador, decidió morir en
la cruz para que los humanos
recibiéramos la salvación.
Esta es la esencia misma del Evangelio. Él es la “semilla” que cayó en la tierra, murió y produjo abundante fruto. Ahora, los que hemos sido bautizados en su muerte y su resurrección estamos igualmente llamados a entregarle nuestra vida —es decir, morir a la vida de pecado— para que también demos mucho fruto.
La idea de morir como un grano de trigo es algo que a veces nos atemoriza, porque el costo del discipulado nos parece excesivo. Incluso Jesús, el Hijo de Dios, se sintió intimidado: “Ahora… tengo miedo” (Juan 12, 27), cuando pensó en la agonía que tendría que soportar en Getsemaní; pero él sabía que por su muerte y su resurrección mucha gente llegaría al Reino de su Padre.
El autor de la Carta a los Hebreos, refiriéndose a esta lucha de Cristo, explicó que el Señor “ofreció oraciones y súplicas, con fuertes voces y lágrimas”, pero que “A pesar de que era el Hijo, aprendió a obedecer padeciendo, y llegado a su perfección, se convirtió en la causa de la salvación eterna para todos los que lo obedecen” (Hebreos 5, 7-9).
Este es el fruto de la crucifixión de Cristo, la “hora” para la cual vino al mundo. Por su muerte, Jesús pagó la deuda de pecado que nosotros adeudábamos y ganó para nosotros la vida eterna. Dios Padre demostró la inmensidad de su amor estableciendo una Nueva Alianza con su pueblo, un pacto escrito en el corazón de los fieles (Jeremías 31, 33). A diferencia de la antigua alianza, que fue quebrantada una y otra vez por el pueblo de Israel, la Nueva Alianza es inviolable porque no depende de la imperfección y la flaqueza del corazón humano, sino de la presencia del Espíritu Santo, que concede la gracia a todos los que se acercan a Dios con humildad y confianza.
“Señor mío Jesucristo, concédenos tu fortaleza para superar el miedo a la muerte y morir a nosotros mismos como un grano de trigo, para que demos mucho fruto al trabajar por la construcción de tu Reino en la tierra.”
Jeremías 31, 31-34
Salmo 51 (50), 3-4. 12-15
Hebreos 5, 7-9
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Las clases de Ingles son los Martes a las 12:30 PM y Miercoles a la 1 PM en el Salon A de PAC Hall.l y miercoles de 6:30 PM a 8 PM en el salom A de PAC Hall. Los lunes de 6:30 a 8:00 PM en el salon A de PAC Hall nos reunimos como una pequena comunidad Cristiana para orar las escrituras del proximo domingo usando LECTIO DIVINA, la oracion mas antiguala Iglesia Catolica. Nuestra parroquia cuenta con una Capilla de Adoracion Perpetua que es accesible las 24 horas del dia. Considera pasar unos minutos en compania con el Senor Sacramentado. Se necesitan voluntarios para darle la bienvenida a los feligreses en las Misas de los domingos SPARKS es un grupo catolico basado en la Eucaristia de adultos jovenes entre las edades de 18 y 40 anos, solteros o casados, para unirnos en nuestra fe a ser discipulos de Cristo. Se reune cada otro viernes de 7 a 9 PM en PAC Hall. Favor chequear las fechas de las reuniones en Facebook o nuestra pagina web www.SparkMyr.com Todos los viernes durante la Cuaresma de 5 a 7 PM en el Gimnasio Duffy se venden comidas de pescado frito por $10, o emparedados de queso y sopa a $6 El Via Crucis se celebra durante la Cuaresma los lunes,
miercoles y viernes a las doce del dia; martes y viernes a
las 6:30 PM y los jueves a la 1:30 PM (liderado por
estudiantes de nuestra escuela). Tres Veces En La Historia Moderna La Palabra
"Persona" Se Ha Redefinido: 1857: El Tribunal Supremo de Estados Unidos declara que los afroamericanos no son personas jurídicas. Son la "propiedad" de sus dueños. 1936: El Tribunal Supremo de Alemania, el Reichsgericht, niega a reconocer a los Judios que viven en Alemania como personas. Genocidio se vuelve legal. 1973: La Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos dictamina que los no nacidos no son personas en el sentido legal; no tienen derechos civiles o humanos. Los no nacidos son "propiedad" de la madre, quienes pueden "elegir" abortarlos hasta el día de nacimiento. "La palabra ‘persona’ que se utiliza en la Enmienda 14, no incluye a los no nacidos." Justicia Henry Blackmon en el caso Roe v. Wade. Yo he hecho lo que es mío para cumplir. Que Cristo te
enseñe cual es el tuyo. ~St. Francis of Assisi
MARCH 18, 2018 AROUND THE DIOCESE 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT
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Organized in Myrtle Beach in 1996. Membership is open to Catholics of Irish birth or descent. We promote Irish culture, language and history. The Ancient Order of Hibernians is the oldest and largest Irish American Catholic fraternal charitable organization in the United States. Many charitable activities are administered by this organization. We are seeking new members—preserve your Irish heritage and join the Ancient Order of Hibernians. For more information contact Matthew at (843) 497 4741
Two holy relics of Saint Anthony of Padua will visit the Diocese of
Charleston, South Carolina, from Friday, April 6 to Sunday, April 15.
Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone has invited Father Bortolino
Maistrello, a friar of the Basilica, to bring two holy
and precious relics of Saint Anthony of Padua to
his Charleston Diocese in South Carolina. The
relics will tour throughout the State and will touch
the following deaneries: Aiken, Beaufort,
Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, Myrtle Beach
and Rock Hill. During the tour dates, the Feast of
the Annunciation of Our Lord will be celebrated on
April 9, having been transferred from March 25.
Saint Anthony’s Relics Visit
St. Anthony Catholic Church
2536 Hoffmeyer Road, Florence, SC 29560
843-662-5674
Monday, April 9th—Veneration from 9 am to 1 pm
The Franciscan Friars from Padua, Italy, invite you to join them in
welcoming Saint Anthony of Padua to St. Anthony Catholic Church.
St. Anthony will be visiting us in the form of “two precious and first
class” relics from the Pontifical Basilica in Padua, Italy.
The relics will be accompanied by Fr. Bortolino Maistrello, a
Franciscan Friar from Padua, Italy, where the Saint is buried.
According to Fr Mario Conte, who is Editor of the Messenger of St
Anthony, “There is nothing superstitious about relics. The real
meaning of a relic is love – they are a link of love between the person
who venerates and the saint.” St Anthony intercedes with those trying
to find a job, housing, faith, love, hope, harmony within the family,
good health, peace of mind and mercy.
Pope Emeritus Benedict said of relics “By inviting us to venerate the
mortal remains of the martyrs and saints, the Church does not forget
that, in the end, these are indeed just human bones, but they are bones
that belonged to individuals touched by the living power of God. The
relics of the saints are traces of that invisible but real presence which
sheds light upon the shadows of the world and reveals the Kingdom of
Heaven in our midst.”
Prayer petitions with holy cards will be distributed by Friar Bortolino
and volunteers to allow parishioners to write their prayer petition to
the saint. The writing of a prayer petition is a worldwide tradition
when venerating a relic of a saint. Father Bortolino will bring the
petitions back to the Basilica in Padua and place them at the tomb of
Saint Anthony. The tour officially ends back at the Tomb of Saint
Anthony where the Friars will gather to pray for the saint’s
intercession upon our intentions and petitions.
To learn more about St. Anthony of Padua,
please visit: www.saintanthonyofpadua.net
Or call Tom Muscatello, USA Representative, at
914.263.8841
To view a complete listing of the visit sites within the Diocese of
Charleston, please go to our church website: www.saintanthony.com
Ancient Order of Hibernians will be collecting cash donations
after each Mass on Saturday and Sunday, April 7, and
April 8, 2018 at the doors of the church. Through Project
Saint Patrick, The Ancient Order of Hibernians support
those entering religious life, including those in the seminary,
the convent and permanent deaconate. The funds collected in
Diocese of Charleston remain here for distribution.
MARCH 18, 2018 PARISH STEWARDSHIP 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT
Returning a portion of what has been freely given.
Thank you for your generosity!
March 10-11, 2018
Attendance: 4,568
Parish Debt—School loan balance: $185,994
2nd Collection last week—Catholic Relief Services—$5,639
2nd Collection this week—School Support 2nd Collection next week—Debt Reduction
*The Debt Reduction collection is used for the School Loan.
OUR OFFERINGS
WE PRAY FOR OUR SICK, HOSPITALIZED
Please note that in order to keep our prayer list for the sick/hospitalized up to date, we will remove names monthly unless otherwise notified. Please call the office at the beginning of each month to let us know if
someone needs to remain on the list. Thank you for your help and cooperation. Kathleen Darcy, Ellen DeKleva, Diane Lytle, Josie Fiorentino, Margaret Marian, Christopher Fletcher, Norman Nold, Dolores Erasmus, Ed Edelen, Henry Backstrom, Mary Ann Dudley, Steve Bruce, Coby Berger, Peter Milosky, Bridget Player, Thomas Urdaz, Mary Rita Hill, Sharron Davis, Rosemarie Pugliese, Mary Curry, Beth Romano, Dee & Jack Reiner, Mark Bertelsen, Mary Miller, Jamison DeFeo, Michele Magliato, Peggy & Leo Trancynger, Sylvia Proctor, Helen McKenna, Stephen Brigido Jr., Patricia & Melville Libby, Mary Gambesski, Jay Gambesski, Brigitte & Sam Spath, Terry O’Donovan, John Granito, Sharon MacPherson, Liam O’Donovan, Patricia Osborn, Alex Crabb, Carole Furgess, Laura Misdom.
For communion in hospitals call the parish office at 843-651-3737. If anyone is interested in coordinating this ministry, call Virginia
in the office at extension 226.
Teresa Ditta, Bob Jefferson, Mother Barbara, Martha Heffernan,
Terry Salinari, Rosaria Parker, Frank Gorski, Honey Bielewicz,
Rita O’Driscoll, Barry Gwyer, Florence Bushman, William Moore, Jim Stephano, Joan Gorski, Charles Pratt, Eugene
Berggren, Wava Parker, John Eisinger, Nancy James, Ann Jones.
For ministry to nursing homes, call the parish office.
Kindly notify the church office when someone has been hospitalized
or discharged. We no longer receive this information from the
hospitals and depend on our parishioners. Thank you.
Sally Lenz, Jim Collins, Maria Van Rooyan, John Poremba, Bob Jefferson, Norma Rischak, Jean Nugent, Delores Anderson, Don Thornburg, Joan Flannery, Cathryn Farina, Vicky Mihaley, Sandra Junkins, Jane Gahnz, Agnes Molloy, Carlotta Pineda, Bruny Ruckstuhl, Marcia Stevenson, Raedell Crown, Chester Reder, Justin Fedele, Mary Cullen, Richard Niedzwiecki, Leah Fullerton, Mary Carroll, Lee Caporaso, Loretta Goldofski, Paul Smith, Bob Gross, Sophia Kelly, Mr. Longo, Dorothy Mackey, Clarence Brennan, Greg Mayes, Janet Miller, Cathy Nagy, Lorraine Podgurski, Marie Robichard, Maria Scibona, Betty Brown, Jane Hassler, Mary Walters, Ray Schnell, Carmela Turso, Marge Wojcinowicz, Eileen Selke, Wendy Stephano, Marion Dalton, Geraldine Muldrow, Maureen Caggiano, Julie Pritchard, Dorothy Beck, Barbara Figura, David Pait Jr., Jesse Regnesburg, Mary Collins, Maritza Isabelle, John Sementelli.
For ministry to the homebound, call the parish office.
OUR HOMEBOUND PARISHIONERS
WEEKLY FISCAL YEAR
TO DATE
RECEIVED $36,455 $1,199,627
BUDGET $30,000 $1,110,000
DIFFERENCE $6,455 $89,627
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