St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church Fr. J. (Jay) Jancarz, Pastor Fr. David Baehr, Assisting Priest 12001 69th Street East, Parrish, FL 34219 Voice: (941)776-9097 Fax: (941)776-1307 Website: sfxcparrish.com E-mail: [email protected]Bulletin: [email protected]Parish Office Hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9am-12pm Closed Wednesday Emergencies day or night: (941) 201-9741 Submissions for the Bulletin deadline Monday 2 weeks prior to publication date Weekend Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil 4:00pm Sunday 8:00am & 10:30am All Sundays from Christmas to Easter 12:00pm Baptism Mass First Sunday of Month 12:00pm Family Mass - Cabrini Center Second Sunday during School Year 10:30am Devotions Monday 9:00am—10am Holy Hour beginning 9/14 Tuesday 9:00am— Blessed Virgin Mary Thursday 9:00am — St. Frances Cabrini Novena Friday 9:00am –9:00pm - Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament in Chapel of Adoration Weekday Mass Schedule Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday 8:30am Wednesday 7:00pm Sacraments Reconciliation Saturdays 3:00 pm Marriage Please contact the office at least 6 Months prior to wedding date. Baptism Please contact Church office; Parent baptism instruction is required St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church October 18, 2015 Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church Fr. J. (Jay) Jancarz, Pastor Fr. David Baehr, Assisting Priest
Marriage Please contact the office at least 6 Months prior
to wedding date.
Baptism Please contact Church office;
Parent baptism instruction is required
St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church
October 18, 2015 Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 18, 2015 Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
The Jr. CCW, Guardian Angels, invites all girls of the parish ages 10-17
to join us on Sunday, October 25th 11:45 am to 1:30pm
in Cabrini Center Conference Room.
Come see what we are all about.
Bring a friend and join us for pizza and fun. We look forward to meeting you.
REFLECTIONS FOR EUCHARISTIC ADORATION CHRIST TRULY PRESENT IN THE EUCHARIST
In 750 in Lanciano Italy at the Church of St. Francis a priest doubted whether the Body of Christ was truly present in the consecrated Host. As the priest celebrated Mass and pronounced the words of consecration, he and all those present saw the Host turn to Flesh and the wine to Blood. The Flesh and Blood remain intact to this day. A similar Miracle occurred in Macerata Italy in 1356 when during the breaking of the Eucharist before Holy Communion, a priest began to doubt the true presence of Jesus in the consecrated Host. “At that moment he was seized with great fear as he saw Blood begin to flow from the Host, staining part of the corporal and the chalice on the altar.” The Eucharistic Miracles of the World: Catalogue of the Vatican International Exhibition; Institute of St. Clement1, Pope and Martyr. Practice: Consider whether you truly believe in the real pres-ence of Christ in the Eucharist. Consider what you believe that presence to be. Would you be surprised if you saw a consecrated Host turn to Flesh or consecrated wine turn to Blood? Consider how merciful Christ was to His doubting priests to show Himself in these miracles. Consider from last weeks’s article how much Christ wants us to believe and not treat Him as “a dead object”. What help do you need from God to fully believe?Ask Him for it. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Every Friday 9:00am to 9:00pm in Chapel of Adoration. If you would like to join The Adoration Program at St. Frances Cabrini call or email Alice Burns 919-306-6293 [email protected]
THANKSGIVING DINNER 2015
Everyone is invited to St. Frances Cabrini’s Second Annual Thanksgiving Dinner
on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26,
in the Cabrini Center. This year there will be two seatings:
the first at noon and the second seating at 2:30 catered by our very own Chef Extraordinaire—
Hedy!
If you know a neighbor or a friend will be alone, please bring him or her with you. If you
know someone who is homebound, please let the office know; home deliveries will be made.
Details about sign up will be provided in up-coming announcements.
Come celebrate this feast with your parish family!
October 18, 2015 Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday October 18 9:00-12:00 CCW Coffee & Donuts 9:10-10:10am Faith Formation and 1st Communion Parents 10:15am-12:30pm Little Lambs Monday October 19 7:00pm Pastoral Meeting 7:00pm KofC Officers mtg. Submission Deadline for November 1 Bulletin Due Tuesday October 20 6:00pm Finance Committee 6:30pm Bible Study Wednesday October 21 6:30-8:30pm Youth Group Meeting and Confirmation Class #2 7:30pm Charismatic Prayer Group Thursday October 22 7:30pm K of C Business Meeting Friday October 23 9am-9pm Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament in Chapel of Adoration 10:00am Bible Study
Sunday October 25
No Faith Formation
11:30am-1:30pm Home School Pot Luck 11:45am-1:00pm CCW Angels Daylight Savings ends 11/1 Monday October 26 7:00-8:30pm RCIA Submission Deadline for November 8 bulletin Tuesday October 27 6:30pm Bible Study Wednesday October 28 6:30-8:30pm Youth Group Confirmation Class #3 7:30pm Charismatic Prayer Group Friday October 30 9am-9pm Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament in Chapel of Adoration 10:00 am Bible Study
Feast of St. Francis of Assisi October 4 Blessing of the Animals
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Around the Diocese Mass for the Year of Consecrated Life - During this special year declared by Pope Francis and dedicated to celebrating and of-fering thanks for the gift of consecrated life, Bishop Frank J. Dewane invites the faithful to join him at a Mass for all Women and Men Religious in the Diocese of Venice. The Mass is Satur-day, October 31, 11:00 a.m. at Epiphany Cathedral, 310 Sara-sota Street, Venice. A reception will follow in the Parish Hall. All are welcome and encouraged to attend. This day offers an opportunity to honor the many men and women who have given their lives in consecration to Jesus Christ. Veterans Day Mass - The Annual Veterans Day Mass is being held at the Sarasota National Cemetery, 9810 State Road 72 (Clark Road) in Sarasota (five miles east of I-75) on Wednesday, November 11 at 3:00 p.m. Opening ceremonies begin at 2:45 p.m. The Mass will be celebrated by Bishop Frank J. Dewane. All priests, deacons and faithful are invited to attend and partici-pate in honoring the men and women who have served our country and are serving us today. Active military personnel are encouraged to wear their uniform. There will be ample seating and parking Our Lady of Perpetual Help Retreat Center Ignatian Spirituality Retreat - Our Lady of Perpetual Help Re-treat Center, Venice, has an opportunity for those interested in attending an Ignatian Spirituality Retreat. The St. Ignatius Spirit-uality exercises, along with good food, fellowship and quiet re-flection offers a chance for spiritual growth. The upcoming date is October 30 to November 2. The cost is $395 which includes 3 night's accommodations, meals, private rooms and baths. For additional information or to register, please call 941-486-0233 or email [email protected]. St. Jude Hispanic Festival - The annual festival will be held at St. Jude Parish, Sarasota, on Saturday, November 7 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The day includes folkloric acts, musical enter-tainment and food from multiple countries including Cuba, Spain, Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico, Venezuela and Colom-bia. Family atmosphere, free parking and free admission. All proceeds support the charitable programs of the parish. For further information, please call Kathy Schersten at 941-955-3934. Theology on Tap - This exciting program for young adults (18-39), allows them to learn about the faith while building commu-nity. Theology on Tap is held at various parishes throughout the Diocese. Each location hosts a series of weekly talks and discus-sions on relevant topics in a relaxed atmosphere. Free babysit-ting, icebreakers, trivia, and food and drinks are provided... BYOB. Lakewood Ranch Area - Thursdays from October 8 to October 29 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Our Lady of the Angels Parish.
Named in honor of Dr. Wayne Krueger who brought this delicious program to out parish
The members of the Knights of Columbus are selling Grandma’s Original Fruit and Nut Cakes and signature Dessert (liqueur) Cakes from Beatrice Bakery Company in Nebraska. This baking company has received 25+ consecutive years of Superior rating by the American Institute of Baking, and their cakes are among the fin-est in the world! Featured on the Food Network's UN-WRAPPED, A&E Biography and ABC Network's THE VIEW! These delicious cakes make a very good Christmas gift (just ask Fr. Jay or Fr. David)! Deadline for ordering is November 9th. Delivery will be the second week of December. Place your order after masses in the ticket office or at a Knight’s display table.
$20.00
20 oz. SNACK PACK contains 26 individually wrapped slices of our Grandma's Original Fruit & Nut Cake that allow you to 'enjoy on the go'! * Error in pricing in October 11 bulletin stated
$12.00, sorry for any inconvenience.
$25.00
2-pound ring in designer tin. The secret to Grandma's Original Fruit & Nut Cake recipe is a combination of ripe fancy cherries, fresh succu-lent pineapples, plump raisins, crunchy almonds, pecans, English walnuts in a batter enriched with just the right amount of bourbon, rum and bran-
14 oz. bar cake. Serves 8-10. Celebrate St. Pat-rick's Day (Better known as the day we all be-come a wee bit Irish)! Feel Irish anytime when you savor this brandy-infused Irish Crème
14 oz. bar cake. Serves 8-10 KO-SHER certified! This taste of sunshine puts a smile on every face with its rich, sweet nutty flavor from the Amaretto Liqueur.
Saturday October 17 4:00pm † Kristina Marganti Req. by: Dorota and Jonathan Howard Sunday October 18 8:00am † Bob Dawson Req by: Wife Wendy 10:30am † Alice Taft Req. by: Elaine and Rich Heyne Monday October 19 8:30am † Tommy P. Fay III Req by: Loving Family Tuesday October 20 8:30am † Jerome A. Valvo Req by: Richard and Carol Valvo
Wednesday October 21 7:00pm Intentions of Adelia Fernandes Thursday October 22 8:30am † Robert Loomis Req. by : Loving Family Friday October 23 8:30am † Edward Dienihan Req by: Helen Karr Saturday October 24 4:00pm † Mary Mihm Req. by: Peg Morrison
Sunday October 25 8:00am A Greater Respect for All Human Life 10:30am † Anthony Bower Req. by: Friends of his daughter
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Sister Anne Marie Victor Agramonte Maryann Allen Barbara Atwell Joan Barry Jack Berg William Berrholder Deborah Bifulco Richard Blake Theresa Bowen Kate Brantner Victoria Brown Cheryl Ann Bronder Frances Brennan Buck Buchanan Mary Ann Bueso Ray Cade Dave Cannon Betty Carr Bill Carson Donna Lee Casto Trish Caufield Amy Charny Deirdre Clark Billy Clark Kathleen Cornell Cynthia Correira Tracy Slaton Crosson Barbara Dawson David Dawson Linda Dello Buono Patricia Evans Kathleen Fabec Delanie Falkner Joan Foley Barbara Frank Ann Gaglione Marguerite Gagner Tom Gannon Pat Gregory Julea Giannillo Keith Gramling Carmelita Hayden Thomas
David Henopp Pete Huber Russ Hummel Lottie Johnson
Mike Jones Rita Klaasse Catherine Knox Joan Kock Geri & Don Kopp Helen Koval Sarah Kraemer Josephine Kurina Kwesi Kwapong Lorene Kwapong Judith Lammers Michele Lubrano Mike Lubrano Delores LaMere Eddie Livingston John Leonard Ashlee Luallen Natalie Luallen Nathaniel Mathis Breanna Matthews Betty Mattingly McComas Family Jerry McCormick Donna McGrath Candace Mendez Lucille Merendino Gail Morrison Peg Morrison Hazel Mulkern John Mulkern Wanda Nowak Andrea Grace Ogden Nancy Paha Marilyn O’Hair Paredes-Galindo Marie Pechet Nancy Pellegrino Larry Pelletier Priscilla Pouliot Abigail Pyell Bob Reid Peg Reid Jeanie Reavis Beth Riegle Jim Roberts Bill Robinson Linda Roche Brenda Rodriguez Marjorie Rogers Craig Shafer Marilyn Shander Blanca Soledad
Beverly Stefani Dorothy Swast Jack Taber Dolores Tewksbury Carmela Villente Kaitlyn Weninger Anna Whipple Linda Wright
MILITARY
Col. David Bissonnette Sgt. Amy Cook Sgt. Thomas Cook SFC Kevin A. Correira SSgt Patrick Devito SSgt. Nathan E. Dietsch Lt JG Julie Dumais Cp5 Kathleen Foley LnCpl Christopher Frank Capt. Joseph Gill III Maj. John W. Ginn Sgt. Jonathan D. Ginn Sgt FC Joseph Jackel CPO Jennifer Keisacker Sgt. Jeffery Keisacker 1st Lt. William Knox Sgt Austin W. Kommick Major Bonnie Meister Cpl Jaclyn Monnerjahn Cpl Matthew Monnerjahn
SSgt. Francois Moreau LC Patrick O’Houlahan Prt.Timothy O’Houlahan Cpl.Matthew Ortiz SSgt. Jeremy Pelkey Maj. Allen Pepper SSgt Alex Dante Ponzi Sr A Chelsey Danielle Ponzi Sgt. Steven Popek Capt. John A. Scott PFC. Jason Stinton Lt. Stephen Szachta Sgt. Eric Terlau 1st Lt. William P. Traeger Capt. Edward Vazquez Sgt. Nicholas Weaver
October 18, 2015 Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Readings for the Week of October 18, 2015
Sunday
Is 53:10-11/Heb 4:14-16/Mk 10:35-45 or 10:42-45
Monday Rom 4:20-25/Lk 12:13-21
Tuesday Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21/Lk 12:35-38
Wednesday Rom 6:12-18/Lk 12:39-48
Thursday Rom 6:19-23/Lk 12:49-53
Friday Rom 7:18-25a/Lk 12:54-59
Saturday Rom 8:1-11/Lk 13:1-9
Next Sunday Jer 31:7-9/Heb 5:1-6/Mk 10:46-52
Liturgical Publications Inc
The Knights of Columbus are offering Hand Crafted Nativity Silhouettes this season. 4 ft X 4 ft made of 1/2” plywood; primed and painted on both sides. A limited number will be produced. $40 down reserves your silhouette and $40 due upon delivery. Credit Cards accepted .
The knights will be outside church after week- end masses, look for the silhouette or call 941-416-7913.
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Bible Insights Psalm 33
This is another example where the need for brevity has cheated the reader of one of the very beautiful and meaningful Psalms of Descriptive Praise. It begins: Rejoice, you just, in the Lord; praise from the upright is fitting. It goes on to invite all to acknowledge that God is the Creator of all things and keeps them in existence; who protects his creation including humans, referred to as "righteous and upright," from harm. This is the God "who foils the plans of nations and frustrates the designs of peoples. But the plan of the Lord stands forever, the design of his heart through all generations." This hymn assures us that "the Lord looks down and observes the whole human race, . . . the one who fashioned the hearts of them all, knows all their works." This is not an aloof, distant god as in the myths of the times, but rather a loving God who is interested in His people and who deserves their trust and continual praise. No one else can protect them better than God. The fear mentioned in line 8 is not terror in the presence of a dominating ruler, but is "an attitude of reverence shown to God," recognizing his goodness shown in all his works. The psalmist turns to praise and a prayer for the Lord's mercy, not in fear and trembling, but, in humble and loving recognition of who God is, ending with the words, "May your mercy, Lord, be upon us; as we put our trust in you." Psalm 33 and others like it seem to show us how much we need God, how does this challenge our American ideal of the "self-made man"? What do you think? Cathy LaDisa
Pope Francis Prayer intentions for October - General Prayer Intention - That human trafficking, the modern form of slavery, may be eradicated. Mission Prayer Intention - That with a mis-sionary spirit the Christian communities of Asia may announce the Gospel to those who are still awaiting it.
October 18, 2015 Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Life Path I walked along a path at the park one day with my family. We walked past a sandy playground, down along a wooded area, then through the picnic grounds just to get to the river. There were a lot of steps to take, but it was worth it. We took a canoe out that beautiful afternoon. The warm air settled over us comfortably as we floated along. I had a camera with me and took pictures as my hus-band and son paddled. When I took a picture of the flowers along the river's edge, I also captured their reflection in the river. This is God’s creation; a beautiful reminder that the best path is the one created by God. The path to the river was nice because it was a change of pace from the other common day to day paths I must travel. The family path. The work path. The parent path. The employee path. The friend path. These are all great paths but they are more like inlets that lead to a bigger river. Sometimes, you loose direction, having to travel so many paths. You forget about the things that make you happy, or what your passions are. It is just temporary. Your path, the one that God designed for you, is always available. What makes you tick? What makes you happy? To understand your life path, you need to identify your passions, set goals, stay focused, and not worry about what others think. There is no right or wrong answer when it comes to your own goals and your own path. When fears about how others will react or what they will think about you affect your decision making, then you are stifling your ability to follow any path. There is only one opinion that matters, and that is God. If others are so concerned with your failures they probably have not addressed their own. Be aware of what can sway you from your life path. How many times on social networking sites have you seen married friends who look happier than you? Photos of others who are vacationing somewhere exotic? Tweets and posts about others who have better jobs, more at-tractive spouses, and more successful children? Everyone seems to be happier and have more than you. This illu-sion is a trap because you may start to believe that the grass is greener on the other side. Don’t be fooled. There is no person who does not have weaknesses, problems, issues, or a history. The grass is never greener on the oth-er side, no matter how things appear. Don’t make life decisions or change a positive and productive path based on how the grass appears somewhere else. You have all need if you just bother to look at God’s green grass right be-neath your own feet. God’s grass is the perfect place to relax and stretch. Do you know that feeling when you wake up in the morning, take a deep breath, and reach your arms way over your head to stretch? Suddenly your head is a little clearer, your body more alive, and you are ready to start your day. In life you must stretch your horizons without setting limits, without thinking small. If others tell you that your life path is impossible, just remember that, in God’s eyes, nothing is impossible. God’s touch makes the grass greener than ever. Find a path and walk along it. Invite God to join you. After all, he is the Creator of the beauty that surrounds you and the clearest direction for your life path. You are never too young or too old to take this walk. Whatever talent you pursue, whatever prayer you ask, it is never too big for God. What is your path? What is your plan? What can you do today that you’ve put aside because you have felt you wouldn’t be good at it, or you would fail, or you were afraid to try? Friends, God’s path for you is not a single lane highway. There are glorious exits, amazing sights, and opportunities galore along the way.
If you don’t know where to start, go to the park and walk past a sandy playground, down along a wooded area,
then through the picnic grounds to the river. God will be waiting.
