March 4, 2018 Third Sunday of Lent Readings for the Week Monday, March 5 2 Kings 5:1-15b; Luke 4:24-30 Tuesday, March 6 Daniel 3:25, 34-43; Mahew 18:21-35 Wednesday, March 7 St. Perpetua & Felicity Deuteronomy 4:1, 5-9; Mahew 5:17-19 Thursday, March 8 St. John of God Jeremiah 7:23-28; Luke 11:14-23 Friday, March 9 St Frances of Rome Hosea 14:2-10; Mark 12:28-34 Saturday, March 10 Hosea 6:1-6; Luke 18:9-14 Sunday, March 11 2 Chronicles 36:14-16, 19-23; Ephesians 2:4-10; John 3:14-21 Weekly Offering for: February 24 & 25, 2018 Regular Offering needed weekly: $ 5,432.70 OFFERTORY: Regular Offertory $ 3,571.50 ADDITIONAL FUNDS COLLECTED: Mortgage $ 60.00 Ash Wednesday $ 15.00 Barron Dempsey $ 10.00 Hai $ 25.00 Catholic Virginian $ 5.00 Respect For Life $ 10.00 DIOCESES COLLECTION: Mobile Health Wagon $ 25.00 MORTGAGE BALANCE: MASS ATTENDANCE: Saturday 89 Sunday 189 Parish Life This Week Monday, March 5 7pm AFF 7 pm Liturgy Commiee Tuesday, March 6 12:00 Noon Mass 6:30 pm Discovering Christ Wednesday, March 7 10 am Adoraon 6:30 Mass 7:30 You: 4 Thursday, March 8 12:00 Noon Mass 6:30 pm KofC Round Table 7 pm Choir Pracce Friday, March 9 9:00 am Mass 5 pm Fish Fry #4 5:30 pm Adoraon 7 pm Staons of the Cross Saturday, March 10 4 pm Choir Pracce 5 pm Mass Sunday, March 11 Sacrament Prep Class 8:30 Staons of the Cross 9:00 am Mass 10 am RE 6-8 10 am RCIA 6 pm Shadow Staons Pracce Daily Mass & Intenon Schedule Mon. Mar 5 Tues. Mar 6 Noon Available Wed. Mar 7 6:30 pm Available Thur. Mar 8 Noon Available Fri. Mar 9 9:00 am Available Sat. Mar 10 5:00 pm Sabrina, Victor & Henry Haddad Sun. Mar 11 9:00 am Good Shepherd Community Parishioners are invited to remember their loved ones in a special way through prayers. If you would like to have a Mass celebrated in memory of a loved one or a special intention, please contact the parish office at 365-0579. Stipends may be turned in or mailed to the office. Checks should be made out to Church of the Good Shepherd. Celebrang the Eucharist Saturday March 10 Sunday March 11 LEM Team 2 Team A LECTORS Jusn Harris Bill Hanlon Laura Arango Wendy Lieberman ALTAR SERVERS Will Ruby Jake Ruby Amery Wappelhorst Madelyn Berry USHERS Team IV Team D COUNTERS Team C Team H CLOW N/A Mary Cullen For the Food Pantry Next Week Peanut Buer NEEDED, WANTED, AVAILABLE Coffee Fund Our coffee fund is dwindling. Suggested donaon of $1 a week, or $3 per month. This will allow us to replenish the coffee sup- plies. Married Couples Retreat Priesield Retreat Center, Kearneysville, WV March 16-18 OR March 23-25 For more informaon Call Elaine Galeone at (410) 252-5355 MEN’S CLUB FISH FRY The first Men’s Club fish fry of this Lenten season will be held this Friday, March 9, 5:00 to 7:00 PM, at the Church of Good Shepherd. The cost is $8 and includes take-out din- ners of Fish Fillets, French Fries, Hush Puppies and homemade Cole Slaw. Come, drive up and get your dinner to go! Please note, in re- sponse to an increased demand, the Good Shepherd Men’s Club will be holding the Fish Fry Dinners each Friday for six consecuve weeks. Plan on us for sup- plying your Friday dinner during Lent. VATICAN II - 50 YEARS LATER Join us for our next Adult Faith Formaon Study Session. This 4-part series will begin on Monday, February 26 at 7 p.m. and meet weekly through Monday, March 19. Saint Pope John XXXIII called the Second Vacan Council, a significant event which, to this day, conn- ues to affect the very flow of contemporary human history. Please sign up on the bullen board of you wish to parcipate. The study materials, “Word of God at Vacan II” and accompanying Study Guide need to be ordered in advance. For addional informaon, contact Mary Langhill or Dan Falbe. The 2018 Spring 40 Days for Life campaign is February 14- March 25.Please join Chrisans worldwide for 40 Days for Life- - 40 days of prayer and fasng for an end to aboron. You’re invited to stand and peacefully pray during a 40-day vigil in the public right-of-way outside the Planned Parenthood, 515 New- town Rd, Virginia Beach. The Virginia Beach coordinator for the Spring campaign is Catalina Ramos. She can be reached at 757- 334-6149 or787-667-6724 or [email protected]. In Newport News, contact Caroline Barnes at [email protected]. PARISH COMMUNITY LIFE, NEWS & EVENTS PARISH COMMUNITY LIFE, NEWS & EVENTS Catholic Diocese of Richmond Center for Marriage, Family & Life CATHOLIC MEN’S CONFERENCE Saturday, March 17, 2018 Visit WWW.CDRCMFL.ORG to register The Knights of Columbus would like to invite all Catholic men of the Church of the Good Shepherd to our social round table on the sec- ond Thursday of every other month from 6:30pm to 7:30pm please see the bullen board for exact dates, Discussions will include how the Knights of Columbus works with other ministries on how to support our parish and the mother church over all, we also will be talking about charitable works and how we the knights can help perform them in our community. Snacks and sodas usually provided. Membership in the Knights of Columbus is not a requirement for aending the round table ALL men of faith are invited. Any Quesons please see Dan Lewandowski (586)940-4949 [email protected]. Annual Lenten Reconciliaon Mark your calendar, our Annual Lenten Reconciliaon Service will be held on Tuesday, March 6 at 7pm. Please join us in the Reconciliaon Service. This is an opportunity to prepare ourselves for Easter. Bishop Keane Instute 2018 Season Tickets Available Unl March 28th For a limited me, you can get a Season Pass to the 2018 Bishop Keane Instute Season at a discount! This year, the Season Pass will include admission for one to each of the 4 lectures presented. Our Speakers this year are: Sr. Helen Prejean, author of "Dead Man Walk- ing"; Fr. Thomas Nairn, O.F.M., Catholic Ethicist; Shane Claiborne, Chrisan Acvist and Author; and Cardinal Blase Cupich, Archbishop of Chicago. Season ckets are available online at keaneinstute.org/ ckets. Visit keaneinstute.org for dates and more info on the speak- ers and their topics. Rectory Telephone Number Please take note that the Rectory telephone number will be changed on April 1st.
Transcript
March 4, 2018 Third Sunday of Lent
Readings for the Week Monday, March 5 2 Kings 5:1-15b; Luke 4:24-30 Tuesday, March 6 Daniel 3:25, 34-43; Matthew 18:21-35 Wednesday, March 7 St. Perpetua & Felicity Deuteronomy 4:1, 5-9; Matthew 5:17-19 Thursday, March 8 St. John of God Jeremiah 7:23-28; Luke 11:14-23 Friday, March 9 St Frances of Rome Hosea 14:2-10; Mark 12:28-34 Saturday, March 10 Hosea 6:1-6; Luke 18:9-14 Sunday, March 11 2 Chronicles 36:14-16, 19-23; Ephesians 2:4-10; John 3:14-21
ADDITIONAL FUNDS COLLECTED: Mortgage $ 60.00 Ash Wednesday $ 15.00 Barron Dempsey $ 10.00 Haiti $ 25.00 Catholic Virginian $ 5.00 Respect For Life $ 10.00 DIOCESES COLLECTION: Mobile Health Wagon $ 25.00 MORTGAGE BALANCE: MASS ATTENDANCE: Saturday 89 Sunday 189
Parish Life This Week Monday, March 5 7pm AFF 7 pm Liturgy Committee Tuesday, March 6 12:00 Noon Mass 6:30 pm Discovering Christ Wednesday, March 7 10 am Adoration 6:30 Mass 7:30 You: 4 Thursday, March 8 12:00 Noon Mass 6:30 pm KofC Round Table 7 pm Choir Practice Friday, March 9 9:00 am Mass 5 pm Fish Fry #4 5:30 pm Adoration 7 pm Stations of the Cross Saturday, March 10 4 pm Choir Practice 5 pm Mass Sunday, March 11 Sacrament Prep Class 8:30 Stations of the Cross 9:00 am Mass 10 am RE 6-8 10 am RCIA 6 pm Shadow Stations Practice
Daily Mass & Intention Schedule Mon. Mar 5 Tues. Mar 6 Noon Available Wed. Mar 7 6:30 pm Available Thur. Mar 8 Noon Available Fri. Mar 9 9:00 am Available Sat. Mar 10 5:00 pm Sabrina, Victor & Henry Haddad Sun. Mar 11 9:00 am Good Shepherd Community Parishioners are invited to remember their loved ones in a special way through prayers. If you would like to have a Mass celebrated in memory of a loved one or a special intention, please contact the parish office at 365-0579. Stipends may be turned in or mailed to the office. Checks should be made out to Church of the Good Shepherd.
Celebrating the Eucharist
Saturday March 10
Sunday March 11
LEM Team 2 Team A
LECTORS
Justin Harris Bill Hanlon
Laura Arango Wendy Lieberman
ALTAR
SERVERS
Will Ruby Jake Ruby
Amery Wappelhorst Madelyn Berry
USHERS Team IV Team D
COUNTERS Team C Team H
CLOW N/A Mary Cullen
For the Food Pantry Next Week
Peanut Butter
NEEDED, WANTED, AVAILABLE
Coffee Fund
Our coffee fund is dwindling. Suggested donation of $1 a week, or $3 per month. This will allow us to replenish the coffee sup-plies. Married Couples Retreat
Priestfield Retreat Center, Kearneysville, WV
March 16-18 OR March 23-25
For more information Call Elaine Galeone at (410) 252-5355
MEN’S CLUB FISH FRY
The first Men’s Club fish fry of this Lenten season will be held this Friday, March 9, 5:00 to 7:00 PM, at the Church of Good Shepherd. The cost is $8 and includes take-out din-ners of Fish Fillets, French Fries, Hush Puppies and homemade Cole Slaw. Come, drive up and get your dinner to go! Please note, in re-sponse to an increased demand, the Good Shepherd Men’s Club will be holding the Fish Fry Dinners each Friday for six consecutive weeks. Plan on us for sup-plying your Friday dinner during Lent.
VATICAN II - 50 YEARS LATER Join us for our next Adult Faith Formation Study Session. This 4-part series will begin on Monday, February 26 at 7 p.m. and meet weekly through Monday, March 19. Saint Pope John XXXIII called the Second Vatican Council, a significant event which, to this day, contin-ues to affect the very flow of contemporary human history. Please sign up on the bulletin board of you wish to participate. The study materials, “Word of God at Vatican II” and accompanying Study Guide need to be ordered in advance. For additional information, contact Mary Langhill or Dan Falbe.
The 2018 Spring 40 Days for Life campaign is February 14- March 25.Please join Christians worldwide for 40 Days for Life-
- 40 days of prayer and fasting for an end to abortion. You’re invited to stand and peacefully pray during a 40-day vigil in the public right-of-way outside the Planned Parenthood, 515 New-town Rd, Virginia Beach. The Virginia Beach coordinator for the Spring campaign is Catalina Ramos. She can be reached at 757-334-6149 or787-667-6724 or [email protected]. In
PARISH COMMUNITY LIFE, NEWS & EVENTS PARISH COMMUNITY LIFE, NEWS & EVENTS
Catholic Diocese of Richmond Center for
Marriage, Family & Life
CATHOLIC MEN’S CONFERENCE
Saturday, March 17, 2018
Visit WWW.CDRCMFL.ORG to register
The Knights of Columbus would like to invite all Catholic men of the Church of the Good Shepherd to our social round table on the sec-ond Thursday of every other month from
6:30pm to 7:30pm please see the bulletin board for exact dates, Discussions will include how the Knights of Columbus works with other ministries on how to support our parish and the mother church over all, we also will be talking about charitable works and how we the knights can help perform them in our community. Snacks and sodas usually provided. Membership in the Knights of Columbus is not a requirement for attending the round table ALL men of faith are invited. Any Questions please see Dan Lewandowski (586)940-4949 [email protected].
Annual Lenten Reconciliation
Mark your calendar, our Annual Lenten
Reconciliation Service will be held on Tuesday,
March 6 at 7pm. Please join us in the
Reconciliation Service.
This is an opportunity to prepare ourselves for
Easter. Bishop Keane Institute 2018 Season Tickets Available Until March
28th For a limited time, you can get a Season Pass to the 2018 Bishop
Keane Institute Season at a discount! This year, the Season Pass will include admission for one to each of the 4 lectures presented. Our
Speakers this year are: Sr. Helen Prejean, author of "Dead Man Walk-ing"; Fr. Thomas Nairn, O.F.M., Catholic Ethicist; Shane Claiborne,
Christian Activist and Author; and Cardinal Blase Cupich, Archbishop of Chicago. Season tickets are available online at keaneinstitute.org/
tickets. Visit keaneinstitute.org for dates and more info on the speak-ers and their topics.
Rectory Telephone Number
Please take note that the Rectory telephone number will be changed on April 1st.
Are continuously working toward putting on the mind of Christ.
FATHER’S CHALLENGE OF THE WEEK
Adults: When has the message of the Cross not made any
sense to be? When has it?
Children: Which Gospel story fills me with hope? Why?
LITURGY AND MINISTRY
Today’s Readings: Exodus 20:1-17 or 20:1-3, 7-8, 12-17; 1 Corinthians 1:22-25; John 2:13-25 In the first reading, God presents the Ten Commandments to Moses. In the Letter to the Corinthians, Paul declares Christ as the power and wisdom of God for Jew and Gentile, alike. Today’s Gospel displays Jesus’ zeal for his Father’s house, as he drives the money changers and animal sellers out of the Temple.
Please Remember in Prayer our Sick and Homebound
Carole Bridges, Phil & Margaret Castner,
John Creamer, Tom Gatti,
Joan and John Gray, Sharon Lewandowski,
Leslie Lunger, Delois Mason, Meghan Morris,
Belle Pencola, and Rose Prigge.
PRAYER AND VOCATIONS
Gospel Focus: Jesus performed many signs, but it was in his death and resurrection that God’s glory was fully revealed and made manifest.
Stations of the Cross
Take time to contemplate the Passion of Christ by participating in Stations of the Cross on the Sunday mornings and Friday evenings of Lent.
During each Sunday, Stations of the Cross will take place in the church at 8:30 am. Groups of five are encouraged to sign up to lead. The sign up sheet is located on the Liturgy Committee bulle-tin board near the drinking fountain in the Commons. This oppor-tunity is in addition to the 7:00 pm. Stations of the Cross on the Fridays of Lent which will be led by various ministries and groups of the parish.
All are encouraged to take advantage of these wonderful oppor-tunities to deepen your relations with Christ!
Pope’s Prayer Intentions for the Month of March
Evangelization: Formation in Spiritual Discernment
That the Church may appreciate the urgency of formation in spiritual discernment, both on the personal and communitarian level
Pope Tweets
We are all called to live the joy that comes from the encounter with Jesus, to overcome our selfishness, and to move beyond our comfort zone.
Schedule for Ministry Procedure Reviews with Fr. Tony
(All will take place after the weekend Mass)
Sunday, March 4 - Sunday Lay Eucharistic Ministers
Sunday, March 10 - Saturday Lay Eucharistic Ministers
Sunday, March 11 - Ushers
Message of the Holy Father Francis for Lent
False prophets
Let us listen to the Gospel passage and try to understand the guise such false prophets can assume.
They can appear as “snake charmers”, who manipulate human emotions in order to enslave others and lead them where they would have them go. How many of God’s children are mesmer-ized by momentary pleasures, mistaking them for true happi-ness! How many men and women live entranced by the dream of wealth, which only makes them slaves to profit and petty interests! How many go through life believing that they are sufficient unto themselves, and end up entrapped by loneliness!
False prophets can also be “charlatans”, who offer easy and im-
mediate solutions to suffering that soon prove utterly useless.
How many young people are taken in by the panacea of drugs,
of disposable relationships, of easy but dishonest gains! How
many more are ensnared in a thoroughly “virtual” existence, in
which relationships appear quick and straightforward, only to
prove meaningless! These swindlers, in peddling things that
have no real value, rob people of all that is most precious: digni-
ty, freedom and the ability to love. They appeal to our vanity,
our trust in appearances, but in the end they only make fools of
us. Nor should we be surprised. In order to confound the human
heart, the devil, who is “a liar and the father of lies”(Jn 8:44),
has always presented evil as good, falsehood as truth. That is
why each of us is called to peer into our heart to see if we are
falling prey to the lies of these false prophets. We must learn to
look closely, beneath the surface, and to recognize what leaves
a good and lasting mark on our hearts, because it comes from
God and is truly for our benefit.
(Part 2 of 5)
Divine Mercy
Save the date, April 8 is Divine Mercy Sunday - Jesus told
St. Faustina - “mankind will not have peace until it turns with trust to my mercy”.
We will celebrate with lunch, a short movie and divine mercy chaplet at 1:30-3:30 on April 8.
Divine Mercy Novena begins on Good Friday. The novena handout will be in the bulletin
The Church of the
Good Shepherd 300 Smithfield Boulevard, Smithfield, Virginia 23430
Weekend Masses: Saturday: 5:00 p.m. and Sunday: 9:00 a.m.
Weekday Masses: Tuesday and Thursday at 12:00 p.m.,
Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., Friday at 9:00 a.m.
Mission Statement
We, as diverse members of the Body of Christ, come together to serve God, the Catholic Church, and our community. We celebrate God in the Eu-charist and the word, as we help each other in the growth of our faith, share our gifts and welcome everyone.
Vision Statement To know and love God and grow in the
Kingdom Of God together.
Parish Registration and Changes – Registration Forms are available in the vestibule of the Church. You may notify the office if you wish to register with, or be removed from the parish records, or if you have a change of address or telephone number.
Baptisms – Preparation for parents is required and offered monthly. Contact Mary Langhill at the church office to register.
Marriage – Registered parishioners must contact the parish at least 6 months prior to the intended date.
Reconciliation – Before each Mass, or during the office hours by appointment.
Visitation of the Sick – Please call the office to ar-range for communion, anointing of the sick, or when someone is ill or hospitalized.
Scheduling Events – Please contact the office to schedule all meetings and activities at our facilities.
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