Saint Barnabas Roman Catholic Church Iglesia Católica Romana San Bernabé Saint Barnabas Roman Catholic Church Iglesia Católica Romana San Bernabé 109 Crescent Hill Drive PO Box 39, Arden, NC 28704 Telephone: (828) 684‐6098 Fax: (828) 684‐6152 [email protected]www.saintbarnabasarden.org Front Office Hours ‐ Horario de recepción: Mon, Thur, Fri: 9:30 am ‐ noon and 1 pm ‐ 4 pm Tues: 9:30 am ‐ noon and 1 pm ‐ 2 pm Wed: Closed Diocese of CharloƩe ‐ Diócesis de CharloƩe Most Reverend Peter J. Jugis, J.C.D., Bishop Father Adrian Porras, Pastor Rev. Mr. Frank Moyer, Deacon Rev. Mr. Mike Stout, Deacon Rev. Mr. Rudy Triana, Deacon PASTORAL SCHEDULE ‐ HORARIO PASTORAL CONFESSIONS ‐ CONFESIONES Saturday 4:00 pm ‐ 5:00 pm Sunday 7:30 am ‐ 8:00 am SUNDAY MASSES ‐ MISAS DE DOMINGO Saturday Vigil 5:30 pm, Vigil Mass in English Vigilia del sabado 7:15 pm, Misa de vigilia en español Sunday 8:30 am & 11:00 am in English HOLY DAY MASSES ‐ MISAS DE DÍA SANTO Vigil and Holy Days (See inside of bulleƟn) WEEKDAY MASSES ‐ MISAS ENTRE SEMANA (Check bulleƟn and web for changes) Monday, Thursday, Friday: Morning Prayer (Lauds) 8:45 am Mass 9:00 am Tuesday: (DistribuƟon of Holy Communion) 9:00 am Wednesday: Evening Prayer (Vespers) 5:45 pm Mass 6:00 pm BenedicƟon of the Blessed Sacrament 6:45 pm ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT IN THE CHAPEL Monday thru Friday 7 am unƟl 10 pm Saturday 7 am unƟl 4 pm Sunday 1 pm unƟl 10 pm Wednesday in the Church at 6:45 pm New Parishioners are welcomed and invited to join in our worship and many activities. Please register after Sunday Masses or stop by the office. Parishioners who move are asked to notify the office so we can say a fond farewell and assure you of our continued prayers. Los nuevos parroquianos son bienvenidos e invitados a unirse a nuestra adoración y otras ac- tividades. Por favor regístrense después de las misas Dominicales o pasen por la oficina. Se les pide a los asistentes que se muden que notifiquen a la ofici- na para que podamos decirle buena suerte y asegurarles nues- tras continuas oraciones. “St. Barnabas Roman Catholic parish, a welcoming and diverse Eucharistic community of faith and stewardship, empowered by the Holy Spirit and in response to Christ’s call to love and serve one another, seeks to bring all people to the knowledge of and union with God our Father.” “La parroquia de la Iglesia Católica Romana de San Bernabé, una comunidad eucarística, aco- gedora y diversa de fe y administración, con el poder del Espíritu Santo y en respuesta al llamado de Cristo de amar y servir a los demás, busca llevar a todas las personas al conocimien- to y la unión con Dios nuestro Padre” SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME - July 28, 2019
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Saint Barnabas Roman Catholic Church Iglesia Católica Romana San Bernabé
Saint Barnabas Roman Catholic Church Iglesia Católica Romana San Bernabé 109 Crescent Hill Drive PO Box 39, Arden, NC 28704 Telephone: (828) 684‐6098 Fax: (828) 684‐6152 [email protected] www.saintbarnabasarden.org
Front Office Hours ‐ Horario de recepción: Mon, Thur, Fri: 9:30 am ‐ noon and 1 pm ‐ 4 pm Tues: 9:30 am ‐ noon and 1 pm ‐ 2 pm Wed: Closed
Diocese of Charlo e ‐ Diócesis de Charlo e Most Reverend Peter J. Jugis, J.C.D., Bishop Father Adrian Porras, Pastor Rev. Mr. Frank Moyer, Deacon Rev. Mr. Mike Stout, Deacon Rev. Mr. Rudy Triana, Deacon
PASTORAL SCHEDULE ‐ HORARIO PASTORAL
CONFESSIONS ‐ CONFESIONES Saturday 4:00 pm ‐ 5:00 pm Sunday 7:30 am ‐ 8:00 am
SUNDAY MASSES ‐ MISAS DE DOMINGO Saturday Vigil 5:30 pm, Vigil Mass in English Vigilia del sabado 7:15 pm, Misa de vigilia en español Sunday 8:30 am & 11:00 am in English
HOLY DAY MASSES ‐ MISAS DE DÍA SANTO Vigil and Holy Days (See inside of bulle n)
WEEKDAY MASSES ‐ MISAS ENTRE SEMANA (Check bulle n and web for changes) Monday, Thursday, Friday: Morning Prayer (Lauds) 8:45 am Mass 9:00 am
Tuesday: (Distribu on of Holy Communion) 9:00 am Wednesday: Evening Prayer (Vespers) 5:45 pm Mass 6:00 pm Benedic on of the Blessed Sacrament 6:45 pm
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT IN THE CHAPEL Monday thru Friday 7 am un l 10 pm Saturday 7 am un l 4 pm Sunday 1 pm un l 10 pm Wednesday in the Church at 6:45 pm
New Parishioners are welcomed and invited to join in our worship and many activities. Please register after Sunday Masses or stop by the office. Parishioners who move are asked to notify the office so we can say a fond farewell and assure you of our continued prayers.
Los nuevos parroquianos son bienvenidos e invitados a unirse a nuestra adoración y otras ac-tividades. Por favor regístrense después de las misas Dominicales o pasen por la oficina. Se les pide a los asistentes que se muden que notifiquen a la ofici-na para que podamos decirle buena suerte y asegurarles nues-tras continuas oraciones.
“St. Barnabas Roman Catholic parish, a welcoming and diverse Eucharistic community of faith and stewardship, empowered by the Holy Spirit and in response to Christ’s call to love and serve one another, seeks to bring all people to the knowledge of and union with God our Father.”
“La parroquia de la Iglesia Católica Romana de San Bernabé, una comunidad eucarística, aco-gedora y diversa de fe y administración, con el poder del Espíritu Santo y en respuesta al llamado de Cristo de amar y servir a los demás, busca llevar a todas las personas al conocimien-to y la unión con Dios nuestro Padre”
SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME - July 28, 2019
St. Barnabas Catholic Church · Arden, NC · July 28, 2019
THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM ‐ Bap sms are celebrated on Sundays a er the 11:00 am Mass. Parents must be registered in the Parish and have a ended a Bap smal Prepara on Class, held the 1st Monday of each month at 7:00 pm in the Oscar Romero room, D Hall. Pre‐registra on for this class required. Call the church office to register. Bap‐
sm should be conferred in the first few weeks a er the birth of a child. Godparents must be prac cing Catholics.
EL SACRAMENTO DEL BAUTISMO Catalina González. Tel: 828‐551‐2188. Para pla cas prebau zmal. Primer Domingo de cada mes. 8 am en el Salón San Juan 23. Para claces de adultos. Llamar el mísmo numero. Para los sacramentos: Bau zo, Primera Comunion, y Confirmacíon.
QUINCEÑERA Por favor póngase en contacto con Padre Adrian Porras para una cita para discu r información sobre la quinceñera. Recomendar al menos tres meses antes de la fecha deseada. La familia ene que estar registrado en la iglesia.
THE SACRAMENT OF FIRST CONFESSION AND FIRST HOLY COMMUNION ‐ Second grade is the normal me. One year prior Reli‐gious Educa on is required.
THE SACRAMENT OF HOLY ORDERS ‐ Men should call the parish priest or the Diocesan Voca on Director to help them discern their call to the Diaconate or Priesthood.
THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY ‐ Couples should make an appoint‐ment with the priest or deacon at the me of engagement and at least six months in advance of any wedding date to begin prepara ons. No date should be set before that mee ng so all canonical requirements are met. One party must be registered and an ac ve Catholic. All weddings take place inside the Church.
THE SACRAMENT OF THE ANOINTING OF SICK ‐ The anoin ng of the sick can be administered to anyone suffering from a serious or chronic illness. Please call the church office to make arrangements to be anoint‐ed. In an emergency, please use ext. 1, leave a message with your name and phone number. You will be contacted as soon as possible.
HOLY COMMUNION AT HOME ‐ Please call the Church office to make arrangements.
Knights Corner Esquina caballeros Council 8923 / Consejo 8923
4th Degree / Cuarto grado: Joe Bolick, Faithful Navigator ‐ 828‐772‐1441 The Knights meet the 4th Monday of each month Rosary at 6:00 pm, Council Mee ng at 6:30 pm, followed by social
me.
Los caballeros se reúnen el cuarto lunes de cada mes. Rosario a las 6:00 pm, Reunión del Consejo a las 6:30 pm, seguido por el
empo social. Faith in Ac on. Becoming a Knight of Columbus can transform your life. As a Knight you have the opportunity to support our parish, give back to our community, grow in your faith and gain exclusive access to our top rated insurance program.
Fe en acción. Conver rse en un caballero de Colón puede transfor‐mar su vida. Como un caballero, usted ene la oportunidad de apoyar a nuestra parroquia, a nuestra comunidad, crecer en su fe y obtener acceso exclusivo a nuestro mejor programa de seguros.
Saint Barnabas Couples Club The Saint Barnabas Couples Club is a social organiza on that meets the first Tuesday of the month between 7:00 and 7:30 pm in the Saint John the XXIII conference room (followed by refreshments in the social hall). The purpose of the organiza on is for Couples that are members of Saint Barnabas to join together socially at different venues. If interested in joining the Club or ge ng more informa on contact Ron and Toni Wild, this year’s presidents. You can contact them at 828‐779‐8548 or email them at [email protected].
El Club de parejas de San Barnabé El Club de parejas de San Barnabé es una organización social que se reúne en el primer martes de cada mes. Se reúne a las 7 de la tarde hasta las 7:30 en la sala de conferencias de San Juan XXIII, seguida con refrigerios y bocadillos en el salón social. El propósito de la organi‐zación es que las parejas que son miembros de San Barnabé se unan socialmente en lugares diferentes. Si usted está interesado en unirse en el club o si quiere obtener más información, puede comunicarse con Ron y Toni Wild quienes son la pareja presidente este año. Puede con‐tactarlos por teléfono (828)779‐8548 o enviarles un correo electrónico a [email protected].
St. Barnabas Staff & Contact Informa on 828‐684‐6098 (p) ‐ 828‐684‐6152 (f)
Buildings and Facili es Larry Schmi Community Ministries & Peace and Jus ce Susan Chitwood Ecumenism Open Educa on and Forma on Open Evangeliza on/Communica on Joanne Gregory Liturgy and Worship Dana Wardwell Parish Life Kim Owens Finance Council Ken Marino Pastoral Council Ron Wild
Thursday, August 1, 2019 Saint Alphonsus Liguori, Bishop and Doctor of the Church 08:45 AM» Morning Prayer » Church 09:00 AM» Mass (English) » † James Heim (by the St. Vincent de Paul Society) 09:00 AM» St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry 06:30 PM» Scouts BSA Troop Mee ng » B Hall, SH, PV 07:00 PM» Handbell Prac ce » JXXIII
Friday, August 2, 2019 Saint Eusebius of Vercelli, Bishop; Saint Peter Julian Eymard, Priest 08:45 AM» Morning Prayer » Church 09:00 AM» Mass (English) » † Patricia Lang (by Andrew Davis)
Saturday, August 3, 2019 Vigil: EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 12:00 PM» Quinceaños/Quinceañera » Church 04:00 PM» Confession » Church 05:30 PM» Vigil Mass in English » † Dolly Fachko (by Mary Johnson) 07:00 PM» Hispanic Choir Prac ce » D5 07:30 PM» Vigil Mass in Spanish » † Apolonia Melendez (by Gloria Navarro Melendez)
Sunday, August 4, 2019 EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 07:30 AM» Confession » Church 08:30 AM» Mass (English) » Deceased members of the Daley family (by Sue Konopka) 08:30 AM» Bap sm Prep in Spanish » JXXIII 10:00 AM» Gregorian Chant Choir Prac ce » D2 10:00 AM» Rosary for Peace » Church 11:00 AM» Mass (English) » For our parishioners
Wednesday, July 31, 2019 Saint Igna us of Loyola, Priest 09:45 AM» Sacred Choir Prac ce » D2 05:45 PM» Evening Prayer » Church 06:00 PM» Mass in English, Benedic on » Int. of the Bradley family (by Sue Konopka) 06:30 PM» Men's Small Group » LB 07:00 PM» Sacred Choir Prac ce » D2
Bookstore Open A er
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Saturday, July 27, 2019 Vigil: SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 11:00 AM» Spanish Bap sm and Presenta on » Church 04:00 PM» Confession » Church 05:30 PM» Vigil Mass in English » † Joan Benca (by the Horecky Family) 06:30 PM» Bookstore Open A er English Mass » C6 07:00 PM» Hispanic Choir Prac ce » D5 07:30 PM» Vigil Mass in Spanish » Church
Sunday, July 28, 2019 SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 07:30 AM» Confession » Church 08:30 AM» Mass (English) » † Finn Levi Grainger (by Bob & Diana Rothweller) 09:45 AM» WNC Mountain State Fair Ed. Prep: Papal Infallibility and the Teaching Authority of the Church » JXXIII 09:45 AM» Bookstore Open A er English Mass » C6 10:00 AM» Gregorian Chant Choir Prac ce » D2 10:00 AM» Rosary for Peace » Church 11:00 AM» Mass (English) » † Carmen Pastora (by Barbara Indelicato) 12:00 PM» Bookstore Open A er English Mass » C6 12:45 PM» Daniel Torres: FOCUS Cul va on and Infor‐ma on » JXXIII
Monday, July 29, 2019 Saint Martha 08:45 AM» Morning Prayer » Church 09:00 AM» Mass (English) » † Harold Raynor (by Francine Manion) 09:45 AM» The Divine Will Studies 11:00 AM» Charity Kni ng & Crochet Group » LB 04:00 PM» St. Vincent de Paul » D4
Tuesday, July 30, 2019 Saint Peter Chrysologus, Bishop and Doctor of the Church 10:00 AM» Literacy Council of Buncombe County ESOL Tutoring » LB 07:00 PM» Spanish Holy Hour (De. Rudy) » Church
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We are now accep ng weekly flower dona ons. As we are in Ordinary Time on the Liturgical Calendar through November, there are no restric ons on dona ons and flower arrangements. You may also combine the flower dona on with a Mass inten on.
Just stop by the office to arrange both.
Ahora estamos aceptando donaciones semanales de flores. Como estamos en el Tiempo Ordinario en el Calendario Litúrgico hasta Noviembre, no hay restricciones en cuanto a donaciones y arreglos flo‐rales. También puede combinar la donación de flores con una intención de misa. Simplemente pase por la oficina para arreglar ambos.
No Communion on Tuesday, July 30 No Friday Kni ng Group on August 2
Upcoming Trainings at St. Barnabas Lector Training: Wednesday, August 21 a er the 6 pm Mass and Benedic on. This training is for new and ex‐is ng Lectors. Watch bulle n for signups.
Altar Server Training: Saturday, August 31 at 10 am. This training is for new and exis ng servers, and we really do need some new servers! Our exis ng Altar Servers are serving almost every week, especially at the 5:30 and 11 am Masses. To be an Altar Server you must have received the sacraments of First Penance and First Holy Communion, and be 10 years old within the up‐coming year. Watch bulle n for signups. Pizza lunch follows!
Parish Life Our Prayers St. Barnabas Catholic Church · Arden, NC · July 28, 2019
St. Barnabas prays for... Our Parishioners Doris Kickham, Marie Di Donato, Audrey Dimenna, Hilde Ivanov, Ted Naber, Helen Dimmick, James Taneyhill, Mark Liegghio, Stephen Mary Zorovich, Linda Capraun, Joanne Gregory, Chuck Babin, Hel‐en Rice, Yong Bo Sim, Elaine Des Roches, Irene Lepak, Brad Owens, Lucille Carrier, Dolores Constan no, Gloria Winburn, Larry Schmi , Bill Lilly, Gail Davison, Gianna Janecek, Emily Tunstall, José González, Ruth Carson, Barbara Brady.
Our Friends & Loved Ones Elaine Gaines & Family, Ute & Tom Reczek, Ivy Bertuzzi, Pat Luczyn‐ski, Cynthia Smith, Mike Mann, Mikaela Lambert, John Sullenberger, Bill Mo , Tanya Hyder, Mark Thornton, Mary Kilcoyne, Jerry Harris, Jacob Greco, Jay and Marta Keller, Monique Costa (daughter of Jeannine Costa), Joanne Harris, Terry Mar n and family, Susie Ja‐worski, Mark Buske, Diana Casteel, Dianne Petkas, Lora Komensky, Jennifer Gaude e, Anne McKibbin, Stephen Peyton, Joel Rivera, Ute & Tom Reczek, Elaine & Jim Gaines, Terry D. Naber, Sue Babcock, All who serve in the Police or Military.
Loved ones in the military Charles Barre , US Army, (son of John & Emily Barre ) Andrew Patrick Beard, Jr. US Army (Grandson of Charlo e and Andrew Beard) Anthony Cruz, US Army (Son of Eddie & Wanda Cruz) Brianna and Ben Dermody, US Air Force (Daughter and Son‐in‐law of Paul and Joan Pajak) Darian Dudney, US Coast Guard (Grandson of Patricia Talbot) Michael Franco, US Marine Corps (Son of Emil & Becky Franco) Tanner Gordon, US Air Force (grandson of Don and Donna Hen‐dricks) Zachary Grasberger, US Air Force (grandson of Nick and Marlene Grasberger) Ma hew Gray, Na onal Guard (Grandson of Charlo e and Andrew Beard) Jacob Greco, US Army (Grandson of Larry Greco) Les Jarvis, US Navy (Son of Deborah Carson, Grandson of Ruth Carson) Erik Klueber (Nephew of Chris & Theresa Beck) Billy Moody, US Army (Son of George and Mary Jo Moody) Hunter Myers, US Marine Corps (Grandson of Patricia Talbot) Jacob & Jamie Naber, US Air Force (Grandson and Wife, of Ted and Mary Naber) Joseph Naber US Air Force (Grandson of Ted and Mary Naber) Brooklynn Porter, Air Na onal Guard (Daughter of Paul and Julie Wojcik) Alex Puzerewski, US Naval Reserve, USMMA (Son of Mark and Jennifer Puzerewski) Max Puzerewski, US Naval Reserve, USMMA (Son of Mark and Jennifer Puzerewski) Anthony Riffle, US Army (Grandson of Bob & Margie Riffle) Luke Schulze, Army Na onal Guard (Grandson of José and Myriam González) William Talbo , Navy (grandson of Pat Talbot) Gregory Wardwell, US Army (Son of Dana & Paule e Wardwell) Michael Wright, US Air Force (Son of Dave and Mary Wright) Alex Zorich, US Air Force, (Son of Dave & Kim Zorich) Loved ones and friends discerning religious voca ons Seminarians: Aaron Huber (The Athenaeum of Ohio) Nicholas Kramer (St Joseph College Seminary)
Bookstore & Gi Shop Schedule The store, located on the C Hall, will be open a er all English Masses the weekend of 27/28.
Masses for the Feast of the Assump on The Feast of the Assump on is Thursday, August 15. Masses have been created in the online scheduler and emails were sent to online users. Please sign up to serve as soon as possible so that we can be prepared for this special Feast. If you are not online, please contact Suzanne to be scheduled. The Masses are: Wednesday, August 14 at 7 pm: Vigil Mass in English Thursday, August 15 at 9 am: Mass in English Thursday, August 15 at 7 pm: Mass, bilingual Please note that this is a Holy Day of Obliga on, and that the Church and office will be closed except for Mass. Thank you!
St. Barnabas Night at the Asheville Tourists Game Mark your calendar. Join the St. Barnabas parish family in en‐joying the Asheville Tourists play at 7:05 PM on Friday, August 16. It is $1 hot dog night, and there will be post‐game fire‐works. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for Senior Ci zens and children 12 and under. Children under 5 who do not need a seat don't require a cket. Sign up will be available a er Mass the weekends of August 3/4 and August 10/11. You can also call (231‐6940) or email ([email protected]) Jo Landreth to sign up sooner. Money must be paid by the end of the last Mass on August 11 in order for your ckets and seats to be secured. Let's go Tourists!
Our Bulle n and Pulpit Prayer List If someone you put on the prayer list in the bulle n (see right) or on the list of those prayed for at Mass no longer needs to be on the list, please let us know so that room can be freed up for others to be on the list. Also please note that if you are pu ng someone else on the prayer list you should have their permis‐sion first. Call Suzanne at 684‐6098 ext. 1307 or email [email protected].
St. Barnabas Catholic Church offers prayers and condolences to...
Theresa Mulhern, upon the death of her husband, Peter, who died July 5. Peter’s funeral was in Michigan. The family of Catherine (Ting) Douglass, who died July 16. The funeral for Ting will be here at St. Barnabas on Friday, August 30 at 11 am.
Darlene Penland, upon the loss of her father, Bruce Faulkner, who died Monday, July 8.
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
Young Church Faith Forma on Religious Educa on
Pidiendo ayuda
L as bea tudes alaban al pobre de espíritu. Una de las caracterís cas de quienes son pobres de espíritu es su habilidad para pedir ayuda; ellos saben cuando
Catechists needed! We are in need of one catechist for our
pre‐Sacrament years. We also need one more middle school
catechist, and any number of faithful adults who would be
willing to visit with our teens.
Staff Change at St. Barnabas The DRE posi on and the Youth Ministry posi on have been combined into one Director of Religious Educa on posi on at St. Barnabas. We are pleased to announce that Simeon Willis has accepted that posi on, with administra ve support from Wanda Cruz. Please contact Simeon or Wanda for any of your religious educa on ques ons at (828)684‐6098, ext. 1303.
Readings for the week/Lecturas de la semana July 28 ‐ August 4, 2019 Sunday: Gn 18:20‐32; Ps 138:1‐3, 6‐8; Col 2:12‐14; Lk 11:1‐13
T he pilgrim experience of going by foot to San ago de Compostella, the shrine of St. James, reached its high point this week at the feast of the Apostle,
Por el bau smo fueron ustedes sepultados con Cristo y también resucitaron con él, mediante la fe
en el poder de Dios, que lo resucitó de entre los muertos.
— Colosenses 2:12
Holy Father's Prayer Intentions for August, 2019
Evangelization: That families, through their life of prayer and love, become ever more clearly “schools of true human growth”.
Liturgical Ministers Schedule Offertory
Protec ng God’s Children Workshop Protegiendo a los Niños de Dios
"Protec ng God's Children" is a required program for all volun‐teers at St. Barnabas. Upcoming classes: "Proteger a los niños de Dios" es un programa obligatorio para todos los voluntarios en San Bernabé. Próximas clases:
No classes in our area are scheduled at this me. Please check back.
Pre‐registra on is required for all workshops. Register online at www.virtus.org. Click "registra on" on le and follow prompts.
Families using envelopes (of 801 registered families) Total A endance for weekend: 1,025 Collec on Budgeted Weekly Offering + or ‐ to Offertory Budget
Totals for July 20 & 21, 2019 $10,571 $14,211 ‐($4,237)
Envelopes and Checks
Electronic Giving Youth Envelopes
Non‐Envelopes & Visitors Holy Day
$5,491 $3,040
$8 $2,032
$0
Offertory Total $10,571
Building & Facili es $35
Other $100
Easy! Fast!
Secure! To get started go to:
https://www.saintbarnabasarden.org and click on the “Donate” Menu tab
If you currently receive envelopes and don’t need them because you
either already give online or want to, please contact the church office.
DSA: Our Status ‐ no change... While regular monthly pledges have been processed regularly (thank you!) new dona ons have leveled off and not been com‐ing in for a few weeks. As you can see from below, we have not met our goal for the year, and as you also know any shor all comes right out of our opera ng budget. There are so very many programs funded by the DSA that help our community, our brothers and sisters and ourselves, here at the parish level. Our parish has benefited directly from programs from Catholic Chari es Diocese of Charlo e and the Elder Ministry, to name a couple of examples. Please use the pledge card you received in the mail or simply go online (see link below) to make a contri‐bu on today!
August 3‐4, 2019 5:30 PM 8:30 AM 11:00 AM
Lector Ron Wild (First Reading) Marylyn Seyler (Second Reading)
Michael Miller (First Reading) Paul Pajak (Second Reading)
Tony Ventura (First Reading) Veronica Ventura (Second Reading)
Altar Server
Bill Carter Brandon Kelpin
Nathaniel Edwards Aldric McMahan Henry Puzerewski Michael Puzerewski
Tedd Pearce ‐ Head Greeter Ernes ne Bucking ‐ Greeter Cathie Osada ‐ Greeter Ed Rice ‐ Greeter Rey Romualdo ‐ Greeter
Rene Allison ‐ Head Greeter Colleen Hogan ‐ Greeter Kathy Miller ‐ Greeter Joan Pajak ‐ Greeter Kathy Trull ‐ Greeter
NOT FILLED ‐ Head Greeter Darlene Penland ‐ Greeter Gabriella Torres ‐ Greeter Dana Wardwell ‐ Greeter Paule e Wardwell ‐ Greeter
Hospitality Jack LeBeau Marilyn Jensen
Claire Ungerer Michael Ungerer
Extra‐Ordinary Minister
Kevin Fogarty ‐ Chalice Robert Riffle ‐ Chalice Margie Riffle ‐ Chalice Cathie Stout ‐ Chalice Mary Palermo ‐ Ciborium Peggy Post ‐ Ciborium
Noel Lareau ‐ Chalice Lissa Loosemore ‐ Chalice Bob Rothweiler ‐ Chalice Diana Rothweiler ‐ Chalice Anne Liegghio ‐ Ciborium Claudia McMahan ‐ Ciborium Taylor Pung ‐ Ciborium Yong Sun Thompson ‐ Ciborium
Pete Barago ‐ Chalice Arthur Carder ‐ Chalice Kim Owens ‐ Chalice Nancy Torres ‐ Chalice Maureen Carder ‐ Ciborium Jill Micelle ‐ Ciborium Trinidad Sebas an ‐ Ciborium Maureen Wellbery ‐ Ciborium
Sacristan Isabelle Marino Ken Marino
Bob Rothweiler Diana Rothweiler
Kim Owens
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Our St. Vincent de Paul Society has contact‐ed Habitat for Humanity to request a rep‐resenta ve to come to our parish for an informa on session on applying for a Habi‐tat home. St. Barnabas has provided 'sweat' labor for many Habitat homes, as we volunteer each year (see separate ar cle about helping this year). Given the price of rent in our area, we thought there would be many families that would be interested in home ownership at very affordable prices. Habitat offers 2‐4 bed‐room homes in safe communi es, ideal for raising children. Currently Habitat is building in the Candler area. Both homes and townhomes are available.
The informa on session would explain the steps you would need to take toward ownership. Habitat offers no interest, no down payment loans with affordable mortgage payments. If you apply and are not accepted, they will send a le er sta ng the reasons, and offer you the op on of re‐applying at a future me if you have resolved the issues leading to non‐acceptance. There is no limit on the numbers of mes you can apply.
We are looking at several dates on which this approximate‐ly one hour informa on session might happen: Saturdays: August 10, 17, or 31. September 7 or 14. There is a sign‐up sheet in the social hall. If you wish to come, please list your name and put a check mark in any/all of the days you WOULD be available. We will then compile the list and schedule the Saturday (morning, probably), that the most people can a end.
Your Vincen ans
Sociedad de San Vicente de Paúl Nuestra Sociedad de San Vicente de Paúl se ha contactado con Hábitat para la Humanidad para solicitar que un representante venga a nuestra parroquia para una sesión informa va sobre cómo solicitar una vivienda de Hábitat. San Bernabé ha propor‐cionado mano de obra 'sudor' para muchas casas de Habitat, ya que cada año prestamos servicios voluntarios (vea el ar cu‐lo separado sobre cómo ayudar este año). Dado el precio del alquiler en nuestra área, pensamos que habría muchas familias
que estarían interesadas en ser propie‐tarios de viviendas a precios muy asequi‐bles. Habitat ofrece casas de 2 a 4 hab‐itaciones en comunidades seguras, ide‐ales para criar niños. Actualmente Habi‐
tat se está construyendo en el área de Candler. Ambas casas y casas adosadas están disponibles.
La sesión de información explicaría los pasos que debe seguir para ser propietario. Habitat no ofrece in‐tereses, ni pagos de an cipos con pagos hipotecarios asequibles. Si presenta la solicitud y no es aceptado, le enviarán una carta en la que se explicarán los mo vos y
le ofrecerán la opción de volver a presen‐tar su solicitud en el futuro si resolvió los problemas que con‐ducen a la no aceptación. No hay límite en el número de veces que puede aplicar.
Estamos viendo varias fechas en las que esta sesión de infor‐mación de aproximadamente una hora podría ocurrir: Sábados: 10, 17 o 31 de Agosto. 7 o 14 de Sep embre. Hay una hoja de inscripción en el salón social. Si desea venir, indique su nombre y marque uno o todos los días en que ESTARÁ dis‐ponible. Luego, compilaremos la lista y programaremos el sábado (mañana, probablemente), al que la mayoría de las personas puede asis r.
Sus Vicencianos
The hours listed below are open on the Sunday Adora on Chapel Schedule. Please consider filling one of these hours.
You can see other open hours and register online at saintbarnabasarden.org or stop by the Adora on Chapel table in the Social Hall.
1:00 PM
“Nowhere does Jesus hear our prayers more readily than in the Blessed Sacrament.”
Bl. Henry Suso
Each month we will update you with the items to concentrate on dona ng in the food barrels. This will help us ensure a nutri ous variety and adequate stocking levels for the Food Pantry boxes.
For July, please donate: Canned Fruit Flour Sugar Laundry Detergent
Food Pantry Despensa
de alimentos Thursdays/Los jueves
11am‐2pm
Sixth Annual East Meets West retreat will be held August 23‐25, 2019. This year’s theme is “The Divine Liturgy Is
Christ.” The retreat features reflec ons on the Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, the regular Sunday liturgy of the Byzan ne rite, and prayer, liturgy, and fellowship. Located at Immaculate Concep on Church in Canton. Free. Dona ons accepted. For more informa on visit h ps://ukrainiancatholicmissionofcantonnc.weebly.com.
Connec ng with everyday life: Many Catholics express difficulty in knowing how to pray. Most can relate to the disciples who asked Jesus to teach them how to pray. Today, invite your people to turn to God with an open and prayerful spirit. You might lead them in a brief guided reflec‐
on, or invite them to set aside me for prayer each day in the coming week. Perhaps share this quote from C.S. Lewis with them: “I pray because I'm helpless. I pray because the need flows out of me all the me, waking and sleeping. It doesn't change God. It changes me.”
Conectando con la vida diaria: Muchos católi‐cos expresan dificultad para saber cómo orar. La mayoría puede relacionarse con los discípu‐los que le pidieron a Jesús les enseñara a orar. Hoy, inviten a sus feligreses a volverse a Dios con un espíritu abierto y de oración. Pueden guiarles en una breve reflexión guiada, o invi‐
tarles a guardar empo para orar cada día durante la próxima semana. Quizá puedan compar r con ellos esta cita de C.S. Le‐wis: “Rezo porque no puedo hacer nada más. Rezo porque la
necesidad fluye fuera de mí todo el empo, despierto y dor‐mido. No cambia a Dios. Me cambia a mí”.
Pro‐Life Answers to False Pro‐Choice Arguments (Part VIII)
"Abor on is necessary because there are already
thousands of children wai ng to be adopted".
The chances of a newborn baby not being adopted are ex‐
tremely small, regardless of race or circumstances. The prob‐
lem in adop on is not babies, but older children (many of
whom are not legally
adoptable) who come into
the adop on system long
a er their birth.
When the abor on indus‐
try tries to jus fy abor ng
children by saying there
are children who are not
ge ng adopted, they are
talking about two sepa‐
rate and unrelated groups
of children. The interes ng thing is that the children they
want to abort are the ones who are the easiest to place for
adop on and therefore, not part of the problem.
The pro‐choice posi on is, "We have a group of children
over here (older and already born children) who are difficult
to place for adop on, so let's kill this other group over here
(unborn babies) who are extremely easy to place." This argu‐
ment is plainly absurd and indefensible!
How is a 14 year old girl who needs a loving home helped by
killing an unborn baby? Abor ng a totally unrelated group of
children who are not hard to place will not help her a bit.
Pro‐aborts o en counter that if the people who want to
adopt babies could not do so, they might adopt these older
children already in the system.
It would be hard to imagine a more repugnant form of extor‐
on that this argument. What they are really saying is, "In
order to make adop ve parents take the older children we
think they should adopt, we will slaughter the babies they
want to adopt". Few statements speak be er to their moral
bankruptcy than that one!
‐Reprinted with permission from pro‐lifear cles.org
Respuestas Pro‐Vida a falsos argumentos Pro‐Elección (parte VIII)
“El aborto es necesario porque ya hay miles de niños
en espera de ser adoptados”.
Por Las probabilidades de que un recién nacido no sea adoptado
son extremadamente pequeñas. El problema de la adopción no
son los bebés; sino los niños mayors (algunos de los cuales no
son adoptables por cues ones legales) que llegan al
Sistema de adopción mucho empo después de su
nacimiento.
Cuando la industria del aborto intenta jus ficar el
abortar niños al decir que ya hay
niños que no están siendo adoptados; se está
hablando de 2 grupos de niños dis ntos
y no relacionados entre sí. Lo interesante es que los
niños a los que se quiere abortar,
son a los que es mas sencillo colocar en adopción; y
por lo tanto, no forman parte del problema.
La posición pro‐elección es: “Tenemos un grupo de niños por
aquí, (ya nacidos y mayores) a quienes es di cil colocar para
adopción; entonces matémos a este otro grupo por acá (los no
nacidos) que son extremadamente fáciles de colocar para adop‐
ción”. Este argumento es simplemente absurdo e indefendible.
¿Cómo es que una niña de 14 años que necesita un hogar amoro‐
so, es ayudada por medio de matar a un bebé aún no nacido?
Abortar a un grupo de niños, totalmente no relacionado que no
son di ciles de colocar en una familia, no le ayudará en lo mas
mínimo.
Promotores del aborto a menudo responden que si la gente que
quiere adoptar bebés, no puede hacerlo, podrían adoptar a los
niños mayores que ya están en el sistema.
Es di cil imaginar una forma de extorsión mas repugnante que
ésta. Lo que realmente están diciendo es: “Con el fin de hacer
que los futuros padres adop vos tomen a los niños mayores que
creemos que deben adoptar, deshagámonos de los bebés que si
quieren adoptar”.
¡Pocas declaraciones describen mejor su bancarrota moral que
esa! ‐Reproducido con permiso de pro‐lifear cles.org
On Sunday, August 25h at 2:00 p.m., St. Thomas Aqui‐nas Church will host our 8th Annual Polish Diocesan Mass in Honor of Our Lady of Czestochowa, Pope St. John Paul II, St. Maria Faus na Kowalska and Bl. Fr. Sopocko, the Spiritual Director of St. Faus na. Polish priest, Rev. Ma Nycz, will be celebrant and Rev. Mr. James Witulski will assist as deacon. The Mass will be in the Polish language with the homily given in both English and Polish. This Mass will fulfill your Sunday obliga on. Confessions in Polish and English will be heard beginning at 1:00 p.m. A Polish Choir will provide beau ful music and songs! A er the Mass, the faithful will have the opportunity to venerate the 1st Class Relics of The three Apostles of Divine Mercy! … Pope St. John Paul II, St. Maria Faus na Kowalska…AND…. Blessed Fr. Sopocko. Following the Mass, there will also be a recep on with light refreshments. Your dona on of these refresh‐ments is appreciated and can be dropped off before the Mass at Aquinas Hall, located across the courtyard from the Church. Everyone, from any na onality, is invited to a end
this very special and popular Mass at St. Thomas Aqui‐
nas Church, 1400 Suther Road, Charlo e 28213. For
more informa on, call Mary at 704.290.6012. _________________________________________________________________
Engaged Encounter Weekend
Give your marriage the best start possible by a end‐
ing an Engaged Encounter Weekend. Gain the
knowledge and tools to stay together un l death do
you part. Weekends are scheduled for October 12 &
13 (note date change) at St. Michael in Murrells Inlet
and November 16 &17 at St. Mary Magdalene in
Simpsonville. These are nonresiden al weekends, so
lodging will not be provided. You do not need to be a
parishioner of St. Michael or St. Mary Magdalene to
a end. To register and for addi onal informa on
please visit our web site www.cee‐sc.org or call Bob
and Mary Reimer at 864‐420‐2633. ______________________________________________________________
A en on all Catholic health professionals! Join us for
the inaugural kick off of Catholic Health Professionals
of Charlo e – a new organiza on to support Catholic
health professionals and to uphold the Catholic faith in
the field of science and medicine. It’s open to Catholic
physicians, nurses, nurse prac oners, PAs, den sts,
med students and other health professionals. Please
join us for drinks and appe zers on Friday August 16
from 6:30pm – 8:30pm at the Dilworth Neighborhood
Grille (911 E. Moorhead Street, Charlo e). Cash bar
available. Spouses welcome. RSVP not required but
appreciated. To RSVP or learn more contact Dr. Me‐
Upcoming FREE Medicare Choices Made Easy Class This workshop is designed to explain Medicare, when to sign up, and how to save money. This is a FREE presenta on by the Council on Aging of Buncombe County. This presenta on will inform people who are New to Medicare or on Medicare how the program works, what they need to do to enroll, what op ons are available, ways they can save money and answer ques ons they may have regarding the program. This event is for those already on Medicare, those turning 65 and new to Medicare, for those leaving employer insurance for Medicare and for those who help Medicare beneficiaries with their insurance. Wednesday, August 28th – 2 pm – 4 pm Sacred Heart Catholic Church 150 Brian Berg Lane Brevard, NC 28712
To Register call Sandra Breakfield at 704‐370‐3220 or email sabreak‐field@charlo ediocese.org by Monday, August 26.
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Pilgrimage to Italy February 7‐15, 2020. In the Roman Catholic Church, the "Ad Limina" is a periodic requirement of the Diocesan bish‐ops to visit Rome and the "threshold of the Apostles" at the tombs of Ss. Peter and Paul, and to give a report on the state of their diocese. It is a great privilege to be there on pilgrimage while these mee ngs are held represen ng the archdiocese to the Holy Father in Rome. Join rep‐resenta ves from Atlanta and Charlo e for this special event. More informa on is at ctscentral.net.
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INTERFAITH HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Asheville Habitat for Humanity is building the 21st Interfaith House. The build started July 9 and will run through September 14. St. Barnabas Church has again been asked to provide volunteers to assist in the build of this new home. The build site this year is in Candler, right off highway 19/23. Full work days are now available Monday through Saturday; Friday is always a 1/2 day commitment, all other days are full day com‐mitments. The work will include basic carpentry, pain ng, and land‐scaping. The site supervisor will match your skills and interest with the available jobs. If you are interested in providing a day or several days to work on this home during this 10‐week period please contact Suzanne Daley and she will consult the schedule and suggest some open dates on which you can work.
Sacred Music: What Is It and Why Do We Care? There is no more divisive component of any church than the style of worship that is offered and fostered within the litur‐gy. There are no more places of misun‐derstanding and openness to opinion than sacred art and music. Within these two facets lies the poten al to alter one’s grasp and experience of the sacred mys‐teries of Holy Mass.
The very word sacred holds the implica‐on of being set above the secular which
is temporal or profane. Sacred music ex‐ists purposely for use within the Church and her liturgies, and as with all things Church there is an authority that helps us to define, and therefore use as a guide, what we should sing.
Both Popes St. John Paul II and Benedict XVI urged the reform of sacred music in the liturgy because it is not only one of our oldest treasures, it also helps us to transcend past the secular into the heaven‐ly realm. Why does sacred music need reforming? Here are some common statements every music director hears:
I like upbeat music and need Mass to li me up. Music and emo on go hand in hand. However, we can‐not use emo on as criterion for what is sacred. If this were the case, my opinion would be just as valid as any‐one else’s. It also takes us away from what is truly im‐portant: the text.
I prefer contemporary songs and hymns because it is what we know. Contemporary music is truly a good thing and both S. JPII and BXVI encouraged the wri ng of contemporary music suitable for the liturgy. However, what is o en meant by
this term “contemporary” is music composed from 1970‐1985 or so. Because these compo‐si ons are rooted in secularity they are truly “temporary,” as they appeal only to a par c‐ular group of a par cular age and do not stand the test of me. The ancient hymns and chants live on, somewhat because of style, but mostly because of the text.
What do the words ma er, I like the sound and style. Singing at Mass comes from the ancient tra‐di on of singing the Psalms and other biblical texts. The Sacred has become infiltrated with secular texts, so much that the average person cannot tell the difference any‐more. One example that comes to mind is
the song: “The Lord of the Dance.” This hymn has no biblical basis and is heresy. Because the tune is catchy and people like it, our brains shut down and accept it as Sacred. Secular means “outside the temple” and certain‐ly this song and many other popular di es should remain so.
Holy Mass is a prayer from beginning to end. The goal for Sacred Music, or anything at Mass should never be “me” but always a focus on God as we work to conform our lives to Him. The Mass is our foretaste of the Heavenly Liturgy; let us give our absolute best to God! Sacred Music is no excep on!
‐ Tiffany J Gallozzi
Masses for the Feast of the Assump on The Feast of the Assump on is Thursday, August 15. Masses have been created in the online scheduler and emails were sent to online users. Please sign up to serve as soon as possible so that we can be prepared for this special Feast. As you can see from the scheduler program at right, most posi ons remain open. If you are not online, please contact Suzanne to be scheduled. The Masses are: Wednesday, August 14 at 7 pm: Vigil Mass in English Thursday, August 15 at 9 am: Mass in English Thursday, August 15 at 7 pm: Mass, bilingual Please note that this is a Holy Day of Obliga on, and that the Church and office will be closed except for Mass. Thank you!
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