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BULLETIN DEADLINE: NOON WEDNESDAY E-mail:
nativity.bulletin@hotmail. com
The Catholic Church of the Nativity 5955 St. Elmo Road Bartlett,
TN 38135
Third Sunday of Lent
March 4, 2018
Parish Office Hours: Mon—Fri 8:30am to 5:00pm Phone 901-382-2504
Emergency Phone 901-603-3364
Parochial Administrator Father Robert Szczechura
[email protected] Parochial Vicar: Fr. Cosmas Mabu
[email protected] Deacons: Frank Larker
[email protected] Chris Frame
[email protected] David Rosenthal, PhD
[email protected] Administrative Assistant:: Angie
0’Neill [email protected]
Director of Music Scott Elsholz, DM
[email protected] Director of Religious Education
Theresa Krier [email protected] Director – Youth
Ministry: Stephen Peyton [email protected]
Co-Directors Hispanic Ministry Lyz Candia and Lillian Luciano
[email protected], 901-607-5982 Bookkeeper:
[email protected]
Mass Schedules Daily Monday - Saturday 8:00 a.m. Weekend
Saturday Vigil 5:00 p.m. Sunday 8:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m Spanish 5:00 pm
Filipino First Sunday of Each Month (Tagalog/English) 12:30 p.m.
Holy Days As Announced
Sacraments Reconciliation — Saturday 3:30p.m. to 4:30pm Sunday
9:30am to 10:00am or by appointment.. Baptism — by appointment;
please contact the parish office Marriage — Contact the parish
office at least six months before the wedding
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March 3 & 4, 2018
Please Pray for Our Sick Erlinda Amaba Vinnie Ariemmo Bill
Brigrance Tina Burton Nancy & Carey Casad Bill Coburn Donna
Condy Joan Cunningham Sally Gyout Emilie Harris Catherine Johnson
Louis J. Lenti Ed List Annie Longoria Paul Baker Miller Fr. Mike
Morgera Julia Moseley Shirley Odom June Patton Fr. Robert
Ponticello Karen Raney Maria Robertson Jim Shaw Sam Sudduth Mary
Terrell Melissa Frame Vannucci Joyce R. West Barbara Williams Bob
Williams Jack Lee Windley III Ann Wingate
If you or a family member are hospitalized, please notify the
Parish office. Notify the office to ADD or REMOVE someone’s name
from the list.
† From Death to New Life May Those We have Loved & Lost Rest
in Peace
Honey Lou Walker
Jackie Raney’s Sister
Walter Scheuerman Friend of Cathy Skaggs
Kathy Zimmer
Sister of MaryAnn Shaw
Joseph Thiel Father of Maggie Seago
Tammy Salinas
Mass Intentions 8:00am — Weekdays Requested By Mon 5th Ernie
Lubiani + Pat Fitzgerald Tue 6th Betty Campos + The Morning Group
Wed 7th Catherine Richardson + Whiteacre Family Thur 8th Ernie
Lubiani + Lottie George Fri 9th Betty Campos + The Morning Group
8:00am Saturday 3rd Oscar Elmore + Tim Burton 10th Lawrence Burton
+ Angie O’Neill 5:00pm Saturday 3rd Parishioners 10th Martha &
Willis Chamblis + The Schwill Family 8:00am — Sunday 4th Stephen
Croxdale + Kuehl & Robertson Families 11th Parishioners 10:30am
— Sunday 4th Joyce O’Connor + Bob O’Connor 11th Ernie Lubiani +
Judy & Bob Burchfield Lance Corporal Mark Earnest; Senior
Airman Christopher Dill;
Pvt. John David Dill; A1C Ryan C. Marlin; AO1 Andrew E. Hopson;
Commander Derek A. Vestal, Pvt. Maria Witges, Captain Luke Sauber
(USMC), Lieutenant Colonel Christopher J. Martindale U.S. Army,
Richard A. Martin, Jr., BM1, (USCG) Captain Tami Kerns (US
Army-Afghanistan) Captain Kevin Kerns (US Army-Hawaii) Captain
Nicholas Burton. SSG. Carol Hopson
Pray for Our Troops
READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: 2 Kgs 5:1-15b; Ps 42:2, 3; 43:3,
4; Lk 4:24-30 Tuesday: Dn 3:25, 34-43; Ps 25:4-5ab, 6-7bc, 8-9; Mt
18:21-35 Wednesday: Dt 4:1, 5-9; Ps 147:12-13, 15-16, 19-20; Mt
5:17-19 Thursday: Jer 7:23-28; Ps 95:1-2, 6-9; Lk 11:14-23 Friday:
Hos 14:2-10; Ps 81:6c-11ab, 14, 17; Mk 12:28-34 Saturday: Hos
6:1-6; Ps 51:3-4, 18-21ab; Lk 18:9-14 Sunday: 2 Chr 36:14-16,
19-23; Ps 137:1-6; Eph 2:4-10; Jn 3:14-21 Alternate readings (Year
A): 1 Sm 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a; Ps 23:1-6; Eph 5:8-14; Jn 9:1-41 [1,
6-9, 13-17, 34-38]
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Third Sunday of Lent;
First Scrutiny Wednesday: Ss. Perpetua and Felicity Thursday: St.
John of God Friday: St. Frances of Rome; Abstinence
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION If your parish is reading from Year
B of the Lectionary today, and not Year A, as is normally done when
there are elect present for the scrutinies and preparing for Easter
baptism, you hear about Jesus driving the money-changers from the
temple. If you wished to get as close as possible to this site
today, you would in fact be at a Muslim shrine, the Dome of the
Rock, built on the ruins of Herod’s temple. Archeologists believe
that this striking, gold-domed crown of a shrine is set precisely
where the Holy of Holies once was. Jews believe that the rock is
the exact spot where Abraham was prepared to sacrifice Isaac. It is
not a mosque, as some think, but a shrine, the oldest one in the
Muslim world. For them, the rock is the place from which the
Prophet Moham-med ascended on a visit to heaven. The Crusaders
mistook the shrine for the actual Temple of Solomon, and the
infamous Knights Templar used it as their headquarters and model
for their churches elsewhere. The geometric perfection of the
shrine is a mathematician’s dream. The inscriptions are not exactly
hospitable though, since they encourage Christians to “depart from
error” and declare that “Jesus son of Mary was only a messenger of
God.” In ancient times, those who prayed here after walking around
the rock were given a certificate entitling the bearer to admission
to paradise. The ticket had to be buried with them. —Rev. James
Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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Third Sunday of Lent
SOUP & SALAD FRIDAYS As part of our Lenten observance we
will be having Stations of the Cross each Friday at 6:30pm,
followed immediately after with a Soup & Salad Supper (In
observance of Lent no dessert shall be served). Meals are being
provided by volunteers from our different Ministries each week.
Donations for the meals will be given to Operation Rice Bowl. All
are welcome! Please sign-up on the sheet provided on the table in
the Narthex so there will be enough Soup & Salad for everyone.
Thanks!
MARK YOUR CALENDAR—March 23rd On the last Friday of Lent we will
be offering special poetic and musical mediations on the fourteen
Stations of the Cross. Each station will be accompanied by a sacred
poem by the French poet Paul Claudel, after which Dr. Scott Elsholz
will perform a musical medita-tion on that poem. This program will
include organ, vocal, and flute music of a variety of composers,
with a special emphasis on the works of J.S. Bach. The program is
free and light refreshments will follow the program.
LENT ADORATION
Thursdays
5pm to 7pm
March 8th, 15th and 22nd
SPANISH - STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Sundays 6:00pm to 7:00pm
March 7th, 11th and 18th
LENTEN PENANCE is a joint penance with the Church of the
Nativity and St. Ann (Bartlett). It will be held at the Church of
the Nativity on March 15th starting at 7:00pm.
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CLASSES BY FR.ROBERT First class is on Wednesday, March 7th from
6:30pm to 7:30pm then they will be held on Tuesdays, March 13th and
20th same time. The subject is “The Passion of Jesus Christ
ac-cording to St. John.”
From the Desk of Father Robert - A Lenten Tradition: Veiling the
Statues and Cross for Passiontide Temporarily veiling the crosses
and religious images in the penitential color of Lent is a
beautiful custom that helps us to reflect on the deeper theological
meaning of the liturgical season. In covering the religious images
during the height of Lent, all attention is centered on the Passion
and death of Christ. This is why the only images NOT to be covered
are the Stations of the Cross. This old custom of veiling religious
images is a way of focusing on the penitential aspect of this
liturgical season. It re-minds us in a visual way that our faith in
all its glory is made possible only through the work of Christ in
his suffering and death on the cross. When we cover or remove these
holy and sacred images that we are so accustomed to, we are starkly
confronted and reminded in a poignant way of all that Christ has
won for us.
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March 3 & 4,2018
Nativity Ministries
Music Ministry
Come be a part of our thriving music ministry and help Nativity
to make a joyful noise! There are many
opportunities for involvement. Interested in singing or
ringing?
Talk to Scott Elsholz after Mass or email at
[email protected]. ALL are welcome!
Tuesdays: Resurrection Choir Rehearsal times 10-11 am
Wednesdays: Children’s Choir (grades 2-9) 5-5:45 pm Bell Choir 6-7
pm Cantor Practice 7-7:30 pm Adult Choir Practice 7:30-9 pm Music
101—for those interested in learning more about how to read music.
The class will meet once to twice a month on Tuesdays from 10-11
am. Contact Scott at [email protected] or at the
church office for more details.
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Sundays: ages 3 yrs to 12 yrs,
Confirmation 1 and 2 ; Contact Theresa Krier, PRE Director
[email protected]. Class times are posted on the Web
site: nativitybartlett.org/calendar/ Cub Scouts Troop 258:Cub
Scouts meet on most Tuesdays from 6:30 to 7:30pm either at the
church or on adventures. Contact Mark Owens to register at
[email protected] or 901-827-1262. CYO 9-12 Grade Sundays from 6-8
pm Stephen Peyton, youth director [email protected]
Fishers of Men: Saturdays, 8:30-9:30am Former Day Chapel Hands for
God Puppet Productions: Most Sundays, 12-1 pm: For 5th-8th grade
Puppeteers in Training; Contact John Walton 901-568-0910 or email
[email protected]. For updates go to:
www.facebook.com/groups/830749576971608/ Helping Hands Ministry
Knitting Group: meet the 1st & 3rd Thursdays at 9 am in the
Narthex. They help the homeless and Birthright babies Holy Family
Ministry: for information contact David Rosenthal, PhD at
[email protected] Knights of Columbus Council
14041: most 4th Thursdays at 6:30pm in Stelling Hall; contact Gerry
Fitzgerald at (901) 319-7385 or [email protected]
Liturgical Ministries: for information or questions regarding
training or scheduling contact Jim Lippy 388-6515 or 371-6269 or
the Church Office 901-382-2504 Men’s Club: Breakfast Meeting 1st
Sat. of each Month 9 am Prison Ministry: for information contact
Shellie Teems, 901-230-0074 Parish Outreach Food for the Sick:
Contact Susan Hanna at 385-8277 or [email protected] for information.
Sewing Group: Most Sundays, 1-4 in Stelling Hall or the old Day
Chapel; Sewing Albs for the Altar Servers & MCs. Bring your
sewing machine, serger or your desire to cut or iron! Stay as long
as you can. Society of St. Vincent de Paul Soup Kitchen: 1st and
3rd Tuesday of each month: Meet at church at 8 am for carpooling:
Contact John Walton, 901-568-0910 for info. TOPS - Take off the
Pounds Sensibly: meet Mondays at 4:15-5:00pm for weigh-in; 5-6pm
meetings in Stelling Hall. Women’s Guild: meets the 4th Tuesday at
7 pm the months of January, March, May, September and November.
RCIA CLASSES
Meet Wednesdays from 6:00pm to 7:30pm
in the portable
They will be brought into the Church fully at Easter:
Catechumens: Pamila Bingham - Connie Cooper & Hunter Wiginton
Candidates: Brian Bingham - Carolyn Cook - Terry Gianaroli - Lorena
Monge Cynthia Rodriguez - Christopher Cary Bawcum - Addison Jade
Bawcum - Lindsay Kortenber & Cash Murphy Confirmandi: Luke
Stevens & Jesus Vela
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Third Sunday of Lent
Diocese Information
WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend is a Catho-lic marriage
experience designed to increase your communication and intimacy
through presentations and private sharing that take place just
between the two of you. The next Worldwide Marriage Encounter
Weekend is 1-3 June 2018 at Our Lady Queen of Peace Retreat Center
in Stanton, TN. For more in-formation or to apply, visit our
website at wwme-section10.org/memphis or contact us at
901-409-4570.
Men’s Morning of Spirituality. Saturday March 10, 2018 at the
Church of the Incarnation. 8AM to 1PM with Continental Breakfast
beginning at 7AM. Mass at Noon with Most Reverend Martin D. Holley.
Register at MensMorning.com
Day of Reflection for People with Special Needs &
Disabilities! Saturday, March 10th at Church of the Holy Spirit
2300 Hickory Crest Drive Memphis TN. Call the Office of Pastoral
Life Ministries 373-1237 or 373-1224 to register by March 5th. The
day starts at 12:00pm and ends with a Liturgy Celebration at
5:00pm.
Midweek Themed Retreat This year Our lady Queen of Peace is
offering the weekend retreat “Christ’s Farewell Gift” during the
week! (March 13-15) If your weekends are overbooked or you have a
flexible work schedule or just like the idea of a midweek retreat
join us for this special opportunity. The retreat will begin with
dinner at 6:30 on Tuesday evening and conclude with Mass and lunch
Thursday, March15. The suggested offering is $200 per person for
single occupancy or $170 per person for double occupancy, other
options of one overnight $100 or a full day$80 are also available.
You may register on line at olqpretreats.com or email
[email protected] or call 731-548-2500
Adoremus: An evening of music, reflection, prayer and
con-fession for 20s/30s.
“Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give
you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am meek
and humble of heart; and you will find rest...” Join young adults
from all over to pray and worship together in the Eucharistic
Presence of Jesus! Wednesday, March 14, at 7 PM at St. Peter
Catholic Church in Memphis. Keep up with the event on Facebook.
Search for ADOREMUS MEMPHIS in Events. This is a ministry of the
Office of Campus and Young Adult Ministry for the Diocese of
Memphis.
Mid-South Area Association of Catholic Nurses Spring Meeting
Tuesday, April 17th 6:00 – 8:00 PM, Catholic Center Presentation
by Deacon Jack Conrad on “Clinical Bio-ethics and Church
Directives: Dealing with Ethics in Today’s World as a Catholic”
1.5 Continuing Nursing Education (CNE) hours has been approved
for full participation through VA Medical Cen-ter. The VAMC Memphis
is an approved provider of con-tinuing nursing education by the
American Nurses’ Cre-dentialing Center’s Commission on
Accreditation.
Please R.S.V.P. to Lou Ellen McElmurry , MSAACN Presi-dent
[email protected] (901) 794-4555
Women & Men Weekend Retreat – March 9-11, 2018 Do you need a
weekend away – a weekend with no commit-ments? Would you like a
forty eight hour break in your life where the only expectation is
to show up and let God do the rest? Come to Our Lady Queen of Peace
Retreat Center for a women’s weekend retreat March 9-11, 2018. The
retreat theme is: Christ’s Farewell Gift. This year’s theme will
focus on the sustaining gift of peace that passes human
understanding. It is a gift that is not dependent on circumstances
but on the promises of the Trinity itself. Retreats begin Friday
evening with dinner at 6:30 and conclude with lunch on Sunday.
Suggested offering: $200 – per single occupancy, $170 per dou-ble
occupancy, or $165.00 per person per married couple. Register
online: www.olqpretreats.com or call 731-548-2500. Women & Men
of all parishes are welcome.
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Mother/Daughter Program for 10-12 year olds Sunday, March 25,
2018 2:00pm to 5:00pm St. Benedict at Auburndale H S Auditorium
8250 Varnavas Drive Cordova, TN Register on-line at www.cdom.org at
least 6 days in advance. NO registrations can be accepted at the
door. For more information call the Office of Pastoral Life
Ministries 373-1237.
March 3 & 4,2018
Nativity Information
Parishioners the Youth Ministry needs your assistance. They are
in need of plastic eggs and indi-vidual wrapped candy for the
Easter Egg Hunt. Deadline is March 26th. Thanks!
Our Society of St. Vincent de Paul conference is an active and
viable part of the Bartlett/Raleigh community. The need for
assistance is great, please donate to this worthwhile organization
at anytime throughout the year by going to the webpage and donating
through our Online Giving option and selecting the St. Vincent de
Paul button. If you so choose, you can help offset the processing
fees by selecting that option as well. Thank you for your continued
and generous support of Nativity's St. Vincent de Paul
Conference.
Sometime in April we shall have the photographers at Nativity
for our new parish directory.
ATTENTION COLLEGE STUDENTS!!! Did you know that the Diocese of
Memphis has campus ministries that serve you? If you attend
University of Tennessee at Martin, University of Memphis, Rhodes
College or Christian Brothers University, there is a “Catholic
Home” for you! Check out our website for moe information and get
involved! www.memphisccm.org
News from SVDP - In January, The Society of St. Vincent de Paul,
Nativity Conference received 26 telephone calls for assistance. Of
those calls, we were able to provide 6 families with an average of
$336 of assistance to avoid their utilities being cut off. We
helped 2 families with $400.95 and $512.50 in rent. All of our
families receive food from our pantry. However, we had 2 additional
families call for food only.
Thank you for your generosity throughout the month of
January.
Dawn Campbell, President, SVdP, Nativity Conference
Did you know... that The Society of St. Vincent de Paul provides
personal assistance through home visits that are non-judgmental and
based on the needs of the individual or family?
Easter Lily Sale
The Women’s Guild is selling Easter Lilies for $10.00 each the
weekends
of March 10th/11th and 17th/18th. Lilies will be available for
pick up Palm Sunday weekend March 24th/25th. They can purchased for
home or for church, as memorials or honorariums. There will be
Guild members in the Narthex to assist you.
Soup Kitchen Information On 20 February, 6 volunteers from
Nativity fed 191. The next Soup Kitchen is 6 March. Volunteers meet
at 8 am at Nativity on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday (new schedule) of
each month. If you would like to volunteer, there is a sign up
sheet on the bulletin board in Baker Hall. If you want more
information, please call John Walton 901-568-0910.
March's Tuesdays are 6 & 20.
St. Patrick’s Day Trivia Night: The OLS Youth Group is hosting a
trivia night on St. Pat-rick’s Day, Saturday, March 17. Doors open
at 5:30 and play will begin at 6:45. The cost is $90.00 per table
with up to six players. Additional players are $15.00 each. The
theme is “Everything Irish” and there will be a prizes for the best
decorated table, the best-dressed lep-rechaun, and the best-dressed
colleen. Hot dogs, nachos, chips, and soft drinks will be
avail-able for purchase. BYOB. There will be door-prizes and prizes
for two rounds of “Heads or Tails.” The first place, second place
and last place teams will each will receive a prize. Call
901.353.1530 to reserve your team’s table.
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2 Corinthians 9:7: Each of you should give what you have decided
in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God
loves a cheerful giver. Online Giving: To set up a recurring giving
schedule, visit us online at www.nativitybartlett.org, locate the
Online Giving but-ton and set up your recurring giving schedule.
The first time you give, you will select a password that will
enable you to log in at any time and make changes to your giving or
view your complete online giving his-tory for Online Giving
Third Sunday of Lent
4th Noon Puppet Practice 1:00pm Sewing Albs 1:30pm Filipino
Gathering 6:00pm Spanish Stations of the Cross 6:00pm CYO 5th
4:30pm TOPS 6th 5:30pm Boy Scouts 7th 5:00pm Children's’ Choir
Practice 6:00pm Bell Choir Practice 6:00pm Novena to Our Lady
6:00pm RCIA 6:30pm Fr. Robert’s Class 7:00pm Cantor Practice 7:30pm
Adult Choir Practice 8th 5:00pm Lenten Adoration 9th 6:30pm
Stations of the Cross 7:00pm Soup & Salad 10th 8:30am Fishers
of Men 5:00pm Easter Lily Sale 11th 8 & 10:30am Easter Lily
Sale 8am - 9am NO PRE Noon Puppet Practice 1:00pm Sewing Albs
6:00pm Spanish Stations of the Cross 12th 4:30pm TOPS 13th 5:30pm
Boy Scouts 6:30pm Fr Robert’s Class 14th 9:00am Canon Law
Conference 5:00pm Children's’ Choir Practice 6:00pm Bell Choir
Practice 6:00pm Novena to Our Lady 6:00pm RCIA 7:00pm Cantor
Practice 7:30pm Adult Choir Practice 15th 9:00am Helping Hands
5;00pm Lenten Adoration 7:00pm Joint Penance Service 16th 6:30pm
Stations of the Cross 7:00pm Soup & Salad 17th 8:30am Fishers
of Men 5:00pm Easter Lily Sale
Offerings for 3rd Week of February, 2018
Regular collections: Cor Unum: 3rd week $8,598 $4,655 Month to
Date: Regular Collection $26,193 (Budget $39,633) Cor Unum $ 9.340
(Budget $15,000)
ANNOUCEMENTS TO BE MADE AT MASS BY FATHER NEED TO BE SENT TO
ANGIE O’NEILL BY NOON Thurs.
2nd Collection Next Week March 11th - Catholic Relief
Services
Scheduling Events at the Church
Our parish is very busy and we receive many requests to use
meeting spaces and the church grounds. Please contact Deacon Frank
Larker at 382-2504 to schedule your event. All requests should be
scheduled as far in advance as possible. Those who use our facility
are responsible for setup and clean-up. You must notify the office
if your event is cancelled or if you need to reschedule. You cannot
reschedule an event WITHOUT contacting the office. Rescheduling
your event without contact-ing the office leads to conflicts with
others who went through the proper channel to schedule their event.
So, please be consider-ate. Thank You!
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