SAINT PAUL OF THE CROSS 10970 Jack Nicklaus Dr. North Palm Beach, FL 33408 Phone 561-626-1873 Fax 561-626-4383 Web Site: www.paulcross.org Email: [email protected]Rev. Daniel Daza-Jaller, Priest in Residence Rev. Daniel Devore, Retired Rev. Brian Flanagan, Retired Rev. Melvin Shorter, C.P., Assisting Deacon Frank Bandy Deacon Gregory C. Quinn Masses Daily AM: Mon., Tues. & Sat. 8:00 AM Daily PM: Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 5:30 PM, Sat Vigil: 5:00 PM Sunday: 7:30 AM, & 10:45 AM Confessions: by appointment A Catholic Community That Grows Disciples! Very Reverend Thomas R. Lafreniere, V. F., Pastor
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SAINT PAUL OF THE
CROSS
10970 Jack Nicklaus Dr. North Palm Beach, FL 33408 Phone 561-626-1873 Fax 561-626-4383 Web Site: www.paulcross.org Email: [email protected]
Rev. Daniel Daza-Jaller, Priest in Residence Rev. Daniel Devore, Retired Rev. Brian Flanagan, Retired Rev. Melvin Shorter, C.P., Assisting
Deacon Frank Bandy Deacon Gregory C. Quinn
Masses Daily AM:
Mon., Tues. & Sat. 8:00 AM
Daily PM: Wed., Thurs., & Fri.
5:30 PM, Sat Vigil: 5:00 PM Sunday:
7:30 AM, & 10:45 AM
Confessions: by appointment
A Catholic Community That Grows Disciples!
Very Reverend Thomas R. Lafreniere, V. F., Pastor
ALL MASS INTENTIONS ARE PRAYED FOR BY ONE OF OUR PRIESTS,
EVEN IF IT IS NOT A PUBLIC MASS
SATURDAY, JULY 11
5:00 PM † John Gintoli by Gary & Barbara Werner
SUNDAY, JULY 12
7:30 AM † Janet Hopper by Joanne Munson
9:00 AM † Bernard Slean by his family
10:45 AM † Frank Cervelli
by his children & grandchildren
5:00 PM The Inten ons of our Parishioners
MONDAY, JULY 13
8:00 AM † Barb Doherty by her family
5:30 PM † Barbara Johnson,
1st anniversary deceased,
by Joe & Lorraine Sabatella TUESDAY, JULY 14
8:00 AM † Helen Ramazio
by her neice, Patricia Bowers
5:30 PM † Maria Paniagua by The McMillan Family
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15
8:00 AM The Inten ons of Anne e Lesser
5:30 PM † Marjorie Vaughan
by Lee & Ana Margarita Vaughan
THURSDAY, JULY 16
8:00 AM The Inten ons of Dr. Daniel MacCurdy
by The McMillan Family
5:30 PM The Inten ons of Hiroko & Jonathan Knaus,
on their 4th wedding anniversary
FRIDAY, JULY 17
8:00 AM † John Schwinger
by his daughter, Patricia Bowers
5:30 PM The Inten ons of John Sullivan
by The McMillan Family
SATURDAY, JULY 18
8:00 AM † James Shelton by Frank Shelton
5:00 PM The Inten ons of our Parishioners
SUNDAY, JULY 19
7:30 AM The Inten ons of Robert A. Jendrejack
by his family
9:00 AM † James Miller by Ron Miller
10:45 AM † Robert Lombardo, Sr.
by his wife, Carol and family
5:00 PM † Nick Rojo by his family
July 12, 2020 Page Two
FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Registered Parishioners: Please help keep our
census current by advising us of any changes
of address, phone numbers, and family
additions or deletions.
New Parishioners: Registration forms are available
on our website and in the Office during the week.
All Parishioners: By submitting your email you will
receive the most up to date information about our
Church and Parish.
Parish Office
Hours Monday ‐
Friday
9:00 AM ‐
5:00 PM
Saturday &
Sunday
9:00 AM ‐
1:00 PM
Religious Shop ‐ 561‐626‐1873 Open by appointment only,
Our Adora on Chapel Located across from the Parish Office,
is closed un l further no ce.
Confession Please call the Office to make an appointment
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Bap sms Celebrated on the second Sunday of each month at 12:00pm. Parents are encouraged
to a end an instruc on class prior to the birth of their first baby. Please call the Office
to register.
Marriages Arrangements should be made at least six months prior to the wedding date.
Please call the Parish Office. Our beau ful Ave Maria Banquet Hall (capacity 325) and our St. Joseph Hall (capacity 175) are available for rental for approved adult recep ons and gatherings for occasions connected with church events.
Online Giving is an easy way to support our continued
mission, while we are away and as we slowly begin to gather together again in worship. Our spiritual home, our church, relies on you and your time, talent and treasure to offer
hope and healing to those around us. Online Giving allows you to make donations
using your computer or smart device. A quick link is available at paulcross.org and then click Online Giving
For assistance please call 1‐800‐348‐2886, Ext. 611 or go to osvonlinegiving.com/611
We are blessed by those who continue to support our parish and want you to know as we begin public
Masses, you may still mail in your contribution, call the Office with a credit card, or donate online.
Please support your parish ‐ St. Paul of the Cross.
For those who feel prepared to a end Mass in Church, we welcome you. To minimize the risk to all who a end please follow these government and diocesan guidelines:
* Please do not come to Mass if you are sick * Please maintain social distancing * Please wear a mask or face covering * Please use a contact free gree ng for the sign of peace * Communion will only be given in the hand, no gloves * We ask that you please leave quietly, immediately a er Mass.
The SECOND COLLETION THIS WEEKEND is the Diocesan collec on for Catholic Relief Services.
As we lovingly wish Patti Wengierski CONGRATULATIONS and MANY BLESSINGS on her retirement, we are blessed to have the
opportunity to welcome a new member to the Staff of St. Paul of the Cross.
Patty Quinn (yes,
the same one that you know from her work with her husband,
Deacon Greg Quinn in RCIA and
other parish ministries) is joining our Parish Staff as our
new Office Manager and Fr. Tom’s assistant.
Please join the staff as we WELCOME her!!
FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GOD’S WORDS
Each day we are bombarded with thousands of words. From the moment our clock radios click on in the morning, un l the last moment of the day when the television is turned off or someone bids us “good‐night,” our life is filled with words. Some words that we hear bring news that leaves us feeling low. Some words li our spirits. Many of the words we hear are trying to get us to buy something. Some words are hur ul. Today the Church focuses our a en on on hearing the word of God. Are God’s words just more of the same—part of the endless stream of words that flow into our ears each day? The challenge today is
Thursday: Is 26:7‐9, 12, 16‐19; Ps 102:13‐14ab, 15‐21;
Mt 11:28‐30
Friday: Is 38:1‐6, 21‐22, 7‐8; Is 38:10‐12abcd, 16;
Mt 12:1‐8
Saturday: Mi 2:1‐5; Ps 10:1‐4, 7‐8, 14; Mt 12:14‐21
To prepare for the Readings of July 18/19 Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
First Reading — You taught your people that those who are just must likewise be kind (Wisdom 12:13, 16‐19). Psalm — Lord, you are good and forgiving (Psalm 86). Second Reading — The Spirit comes to aid us in our weakness (Romans 8:26‐27). Gospel — Jesus proposes parables to the crowds, teaching them of the reign of God (Ma hew 13:24‐43 [24‐30]).
Parish Family
Vocations Chalice Program Sponsored by The Knights of Columbus
Council 12322
Thank you to this week’s family, The Braster Family
You or your family may sign up please call the Parish Office.
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Inspire us as we grow to know you, and open our hearts to hear your
call. We pray!
REST IN PEACE ‐ Beverly Angel and Kenneth Mertins May they rest in God’s peace and may their families be strengthened in faith.
Please Pray for Vocations
Father, you call each one of us by name and ask us
to follow you. Bless your Church by raising up
dedicated leaders from our families and friends in
the Diocese of Palm Beach, who will generously
serve your people as sisters, brothers, deacons, and
priests. Inspire us as we grow to know you, and
open our hearts to hear your call.
We ask this in the name of Jesus, Our Lord. Amen
The 2021 Book for Masses to be celebrated in our Church will open to schedule Mass intentions on the SECOND MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER.
You may continue to book “unannounced” Masses to be
celebrated by a missionary priest.
$35 per week
You may offer the gi of
Bread and Wine, for the intentions of the living or in memory of a
loved one.
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A Column by Fr. Tom
Looking Through Stained Glass
The Sunday Obligation Last week, we introduced our new series on the Precepts of the Church. We learned that a precept is “a rule or instruction, which is intended to elicit a certain action” and that the Precepts of the Church are “the actions that all Catholics should take.” [Looking Through Stained Glass, “The Precepts of the Church”, July 5, 2020] The first Precept that we will explore is the one that is probably most well-known, “the Sunday Obligation.” In the Catechism we read, “You shall attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation.” [CCC 2042]
Why should we attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation? This question can be answered in a number of ways. Some people need requirements in order to do what is right. For example, some people need a speed limit in order to drive at a safe speed. Some religious persons need the Ten Commandments in order to do what is right. For those who need a positive law to obey, the Church provides her Code of Canon Law [CIC]. In the Code of Canon Law, it states, “On Sundays and other holy days of obligation, the faithful are obliged to participate in the Mass.” [CIC 1247] At the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic, even before the churches were closed for public Mass, Bishop Barbarito issued a dispensation, which still exists at this time, to allow those who were unable or uncomfortable gathering for Mass, to be dispensed (or excused) from this obligation.
However, there are other reasons to attend Mass, at least on Sundays and holy days of obligation. The Catechism states that the reason we gather as a community for Mass on Sundays is to commemorate the Resurrection of the Lord. [CCC 2042] Some theologians have said that each Sunday is “a little Easter.” We also gather on Sunday because Jesus gives us a gift, the gift of Himself in the Eucharist at each Mass. We also gather for Mass because we are called to community. Just as the Trinity itself is communal, our spirituality and our faith are communal.
In addition to our celebration of the Eucharist on Sundays, we are called to those activities (and inactivity) that contribute to our communion with the Lord on Sundays. The Code of Canon Law states this part of the obligation as, “[the faithful] are to abstain from those works and affairs which hinder the worship to be rendered to God, the joy proper to the Lord’s day, or the suitable relaxation of mind and body.” [CIC 1247] It is for this reason that some families gather in a special way on Sundays (e.g. Sunday dinner), that some families have restrictions on certain activities like no television on Sundays, and that some people will refuse to work or shop on Sundays. [cf. Dies Domini (On Keeping the Lord’s Day Holy), Pope St. John Paul II, May 31, 1998 for more information on why and how to keep Sunday as a holy day]
Finally, we should discuss the Holy Days of Obligation (besides Sunday). The original list of Holy Days of Obligation includes the following: “the Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ (Christmas), the Epiphany, the Ascension, the Body and Blood of Christ, Holy Mary the Mother of God, her Immaculate Conception, her Assumption, Saint Joseph, Saint Peter and Saint Paul the Apostles, and All Saints.” [CIC 1246] However, the same Law also allows that “the conference of bishops can suppress some of the holy days of obligation or transfer them to a Sunday.” [Ibid.] In the United States, the following days are Holy Days of Obligation: Christmas (Dec. 25), Holy Mary the Mother of God (Jan. 1), the Assumption (Aug. 15), All Saints (Nov. 1) and the Immaculate Conception (Dec. 8). The Epiphany, the Ascension and the Body and Blood of Christ (in most dioceses) have all been transferred to Sunday. The solemnities for St. Joseph and for Sts. Peter and Paul have been suppressed.
Next week, we will discuss the obligation to celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation at least once per year.
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Don’t forget our young parishioners! When you log into formed.org look for KIDS - Some great resources are Brother Francis, The Saints and Heroes Collection, and Ryan Defrates: Secret Agent. You may even find a great movie about a saint you can watch as a family!
And new to FORMED.ORG: Lukas Storyteller
Matthew 25:35 For I was hungry and you
gave me to eat...
At this time, we are not gathering to make sandwiches; however, we
still need the sandwiches. Please make sandwiches (bologna and cheese,
individually wrapped) at home and bring them to the Parish Office on
Monday or Tuesday, between 9 AM and 5 PM. THANK YOU!
For those with email: Go to the formed.org website and click on the box that says ‐ SIGN UP. Choose ‐ I belong to a Parish or Organiza on, 3rd choice, and click. Put in St. Paul of the Cross North Palm Beach, click the name and the NEXT box will light up, click there. Put your name, first and last, and your email, then click sign up.
VAN MINISTRY WILL YOU HELP? There is an opportunity for several volunteers to
help with the food ministry on Saturdays. Each team packs bags and delivers food to the underprivileged elderly in our
communities one Saturday per month. Please contact the parish office to volunteer or for
more information.
July 2020
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Natural Family Planning Awareness week is the annual na onal educa onal campaign sponsored by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) to promote Natural Family Planning (NFP). This year, NFP Awareness week be celebrated from July 19 through July 25 under the theme: Live the truth and beauty of God’s plan for married love! The campaign offers us a wonderful opportunity to share the good news about God’s perfect design for marriage and responsible paren ng.
In sacramental marriage we are called to live with Christ‐like love; to freely give of ourselves as a gi to our beloved. Married love is fundamentally a call to frui ulness and, in response to this call, the Church proposes Natural Family Planning. Today’s NFP provides a modern, scien fic method available to couples for planning their families by enabling them to par cipate in God’s crea ve ac on without breaking the inseparable link between the uni ve and procrea ve meanings of the conjugal (marital) act. As NFP becomes a way of life, husbands and wives cooperate with each other and with God in responsibly planning their family and avoid the devasta ng spiritual and physical harm caused by ar ficial contracep ve methods.
During Natural Family Planning Awareness week, we also celebrate the 52nd anniversary of the papal encyclical Humanae Vitae. Issued in 1968 by Pope Paul VI, this encyclical prophe cally ar culates the grave consequences of the use of ar ficial and illicit means of birth control, including a general lowering of morality, increased infidelity, and devaluing of women (HV, no. 17). Unfortunately, today’s headlines confirm the devasta ng accuracy of his predic ons and demonstrate the destruc ve consequences for our families. In contrast, couples who prac ce NFP enjoy greater marital stability and suffer divorce at only a frac on of the rate of divorce among first me marriages overall. I would like to take this opportunity to thank those married couples who live out their marriage commitment to free, total, faithful and frui ul love. I encourage all married couples and those preparing for marriage to reflect on their current or future marriages and how they can authen cally and responsibly fulfill their commitment to frui ul love. If you have not yet considered NFP or have ques ons, I invite you to inves gate and discover the richness of NFP. Please visit our website at www.diocesepb.org/naturalfamilyplanning for resources and addi onal informa on or call 561‐775‐9539.
With every prayerful wish, I am Sincerely yours in Christ, Most Reverend Gerald M. Barbarito, Bishop of Palm Beach
CATHOLIC SOCIAL
Challenge Question: Have I ever been in the presence of another person who told a racist joke? How did I respond? Can I now envision myself speaking up for the dignity of the human person, in the face of a racist joke? Let us all pray for the moral courage to speak up, and defend the dignity of all human life.
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TEACHING
CORNER
Diocesan Prayer for God’s Protection in the face of the Coronavirus Pandemic
Loving and gracious God, as in all times, we turn to You and implore Your protection and healing as we
face a new threat to our health and peaceful well-being in the coronavirus pandemic before us.
Help us to be united with each other and with all of our brothers and sisters around the world affected by this illness. We pray for all those in the medical field who are assisting patients and in the field of science who are discerning a cure, as well as for all
government leaders. Remember those who, through this virus, have passed from this life as well as their
families in their loss. At this time of fragile uncertainty, we also humbly implore You to grant us prudence, hope, courage
and patience. Dispel from us fear, panic and distrust which disrupt us in spirit to the detriment of our
well-being. We make our prayer in the name of your beloved
Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, who always cured those who were sick with various diseases and drove out many demons. Our Lady, Patroness of our Diocese,
Queen of the Apostles and Comforter of the Afflicted, pray for us, Amen.
Masses have resumed in the Church
however, if you are unable or uncomfortable attending, it is still
possible to watch Fr. Tom as he presides over daily and
Sunday Masses on YouTube.
Go to youtube.com and in the search bar type -
St. Paul of the Cross NPB
Prayer for Spiritual Communion My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the
Blessed Sacrament. I love you above all things and I desire you with all my heart. Since I cannot now
receive you sacramentally, I ask you to come spiritually into my heart. I embrace you as if you were already in my heart and unite myself to you
completely. Please do not let me ever be separated from you. Amen.
attributed to St. Alphonsus Liguori
Anima Chris Soul of Christ, sanc fy me; Body of Christ, save me;
Blood of Christ, inebriate me; Water from the side of Christ, wash me;
Passion of Christ, strengthen me; O good Jesus hear me;
Within your wounds hide me; separated from you, let me never be;
From the evil one protect me; At the hour of my death, call me;
And close to you bid me; That with your saints, I may be
praising you forever and ever. Amen.
15th Sunday in Ordinary Time "Our individual efforts to encounter, grow, and witness, to
change our hearts about racism, must also find their way into our families. We urge each person to consider the dignity of others in the face of jokes, conversations, and complaints motivated by racial prejudice." (USCCB Document" Open Wide Our Hearts: The Enduring Call to Love. A Pastoral
Letter Against Racism; Pg. 26-27)
Digging Deeper: If you are interested in learning more about racism and other justice issues from a faith perspective, JustFaith Ministries is offering their "Network Subscription" for free under COVID-19. (Normally $35.00 annual fee). Just use the following link to register:
Watch the Diocesan Catholic Mass Each Sunday at 10:30 AM
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You may choose to find a Mass on your computer at diocesepb.org and click on ‘view our televised catholic masses here’ at the top of the web page any
Richard Shorter Cameron Simpson James P. Smith Patricia Smith Susan Smith Lurz Marie Jean Smythe Mila Soltis Hanna Elizabeth Sousa Charles Speer Diana Stanley Edward Stewart Patricia Stichnoth John Strassel John Stutz Kelly Suddell Kevin Sullivan Carol Svane Keith Svane Maryann Talamo Julia Terranova Cassandra Terrasoses Leon Thomas Rebecca Timmons Jeana Tumbarello Ora Turner Jose Uribe Mark Vadas Jose Valdivia Rocco Varsa Catherine Vento Kate Walsh Bill Walters Charlotte Weincek Doug Weiss Audrey Wharton John Wheeler Maureen Whiitaker Fr. Paul Wierichs Luann Wiita Felix Wilson
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Barbara Anderson Richard Michael Anderson David Antonucci George Arevalo Carlos Aviado Rose Baker Frances Balducci Austin Barnes Sean Barnes Tonya Benware Clare Bellucci Peggy Black Alicia Mont Bont James Boyer Bill Cahill Coralie Cahill Richard Campbell Ida Campesi Rusty Canant Mary Carroll Henry Chenette Bill Cherrie Kimberly Chorniewy Joy Cichocki Family Mary T. Clark Wayne Clark Rose Colombo Doug Coomer Kristin Snyder Costa George Costonis Eileen Crowell Lenny D’Agostino Dorothy Davidson Rick De Blasio Billy DeCarlo Rita Dickson Gina DiDonato
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PLEASE NOTE: Please call the Parish Office if you are being admitted to the hospital or know of someone in our parish who requests a visit from a priest or Eucharistic Minister. Names will remain on the prayer list for two months, unless notified.
Whether or not we are present at Church, we remain one in the Lord. Please keep the following members of our parish family in your prayers: Donna Campeci, Linda Dalessio, Fr. Dan Devore, Manuel Perla, Helen Randuazzo, and...
John O’Brien Glenda Lavin O’Leary Jane Osborn Ricardo Pacheco Kevin Parise Dr. Harry P. Pasqual Clare Pearce Paula Penza Abbey Peeples Jose Perez Jim Perrella Mike Perrine June Petrello‐Henig Marta Poekert Stephen Pomaro Ralph Presco Dyanne Pricco Marta Purucker Bob Quig Donna Rawnsley Eva Rech Jordin Reed Thomas Riordan Suzie & Bob Rivard Robert Rosch George Sakis Rita Sanchez Ana Scappatore Derek Scheuermann Joann Schilling Ann Scurry Charles Sears Zeke Seifel Geraldine Servedio Ray & John Seymour Chuck Shaw Robert J. Shindorf
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1st Lt. John F. Dowd, Army 2nd Lt. Sam Dowd, Army
Capt. Michael Andrew Dytrych, Army Hanah Eastwood
2nd Lt. Kirk C. Faris, Air Force Major Ma hew Farmer, Army
Ma hew Filimon Lt. Col. Douglas Y. Finn, USMC
Lt. Col. Jennifer Formell Darrin Gabriel
Private Ma hew Gainey Lance Cpl Tyler Geary, USMC
Lt.` Ruth Gaunt, Navy Michael Gorczynski
Michael Gordon‐Tenant, Army PFC Thomas Greenia, Army PFC Thomas Grodeska, Army Capt. Ma hew Guidone, Army PFC Kevin M. Hanlon, Army Capt. Thomas Harris, Army
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Capt. Jeff Kea ng, Marines 2nd Lt. Andrew King, Army Sgt. Emily A. Konkle, USMC
Major Karl Kuechenmeister, Army Spencer Calvin McGuire
Maj. Jennifer Lammert‐Rupp Capt. Kelly Lammert, Air Force Private Joseph LaSasso, Army
Master Sgt. Kyle Mack SRA Jessica Maguire, Air Force
Daniel Malloy, USMC Brian Metzger
Ens. Daniel Mongiove, Navy Bryan Neumann
Fr. Tom O’Flanagan, Chaplain, USN Chad Owens
Capt. A.J.Palumbo, Army Staff Sgt. Derek D. Ragion, Marines
Staff Sgt. Nick Raich, Army Capt. Tom Rielly, Army
Capt. Brice Roberts, Army Maj. Andrew Rupp, Air Force
Lt. Col. Laura Sepeda Robert Shaner
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PLEASE PRAY for the men and women in our armed forces sta oned overseas, for the
military commanders who lead them, for President Trump and
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