St Maurice at Resurrection Catholic Church 441 NE 2nd St, Dania Beach, FL 33004 954-961-7777 FAX 954-961-4358 October 8, 2017 PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday– Friday 9:00 – 5:00 pm RITE OF RECONCILIATION Saturday: 3:00 pm in the Chapel BAPTISM The baptism of children of registered parishioners is celebrated on the last Sunday of each month. Parents and Godparents must attend a prior formation session. Private Baptism dates upon approval. ANOINTING OF THE SICK This sacrament is celebrated once a year during weekend Masses and is available at other times on request. PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK Our Parish Care Givers bring the Eucharist to those who are sick in hospitals, nursing homes or in their own residences. MARRIAGE Couples contemplating this sacrament must contact the Parish office at least 6 months prior to their desired wedding date. Mass Schedules Saturday Vigil 4pm (English) Saturday Vigil 6:30pm (Spanish) Sunday 8:30am, 10:30am Mon.—Fri. 8:30am Horairo de las Misas Sábado 4pm (English), Sábado 6:30pm Español Domingo 8:30am, 10:30am Lunes—Viernes 8:30am Parish Directory Monsignor Jean Pierre—Pastor Father Dennis Rausch, Assistance Vicki McCutchan Office Manager Lucy Bird, D.R.E. w www.stmauriceatresurrection.org ~Parish Mission Statement~ We are the Family of St. Maurice at Resurrection Parish joined together sacramentally in Jesus Christ, sharing our skills and abilities across the world to nourish all human hungers. We continually renew our energies by celebrating around the Table of the Lord and grow to be more effective ministers in the name of Jesus. Amen. Born to be Wild! "Why...did it bring forth wild grapes?" —Isaiah 5:4 God took perfect care of His vineyard, the house of Israel (Is 5:1ff). With a perfect Gardener and perfect care, you would expect the vineyard to produce domesticated, fruitful grapes. No one would logically expect wild grapes to be produced. For this to happen, the domesticated grapevines that were planted and cultivated would seemingly need to have new DNA, that of wild grapes, and that is what resulted. Therefore, God told the people of Israel, and us also, that if they want to change their nature to be wild, He would let them live in a condi- tion which fits their desire for wildness. Thus, the Lord tore down the walls which protected the vineyard, allowing wild conditions, wild plants, and wild animals to invade (Is 5:5-6). Perhaps then the Israel- ites, and us as well, would come to their senses (see Lk 15:17ff) and return to the Lord. Perhaps the wild grapes would learn from the mer- ciless effects of wild living and humbly return to their domesticated, fruitful nature that comes with being a child of God. When Jesus proclaimed the parable of the vineyard in today's Gospel reading, those who heard understood Jesus' message all too clearly. It was not that they couldn't understand Jesus; it was that most of those who heard Him rejected His message, rejected God and His protection, and chose wildness and separation from Him. The message is clear. God's plan is to bring us into His family so we'll bear good fruit. Repent of any desire to "run wild" and rebel against the Lord (Ex 32:25). Prayer: Father, do in me whatever it takes in order to do through me whatever You will. Promise: "Then God's own peace, which is beyond all understanding, will stand guard over your hearts and minds." —Phil 4:7 Praise: Praise You, Jesus, "my Lord and my God!" (Jn 20:28)
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St Maurice at Resurrection Catholic Church 441 NE 2nd St, Dania Beach, FL 33004
954-961-7777 FAX 954-961-4358
October 8, 2017
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Monday– Friday 9:00 – 5:00 pm
RITE OF RECONCILIATION
Saturday: 3:00 pm
in the Chapel
BAPTISM
The baptism of children of registered
parishioners is celebrated on the last
Sunday of each month. Parents and
Godparents must attend a prior
formation session. Private Baptism
dates upon approval.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
This sacrament is celebrated once a
year during weekend Masses and is
available at other times on request.
PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK
Our Parish Care Givers bring the
Eucharist to those who are sick in
hospitals, nursing homes or in their
own residences.
MARRIAGE
Couples contemplating this
sacrament must contact the
Parish office at least 6 months prior
to their desired wedding date.
Mass Schedules
Saturday Vigil 4pm (English)
Saturday Vigil 6:30pm (Spanish)
Sunday 8:30am, 10:30am
Mon.—Fri. 8:30am
Horairo de las Misas
Sábado 4pm (English),
Sábado 6:30pm Español
Domingo 8:30am, 10:30am
Lunes—Viernes 8:30am
Parish Directory
Monsignor Jean Pierre—Pastor
Father Dennis Rausch, Assistance
Vicki McCutchan Office Manager
Lucy Bird, D.R.E. w
www.stmauriceatresurrection.org
~Parish Mission Statement~
We are the Family of St. Maurice at Resurrection Parish joined together
sacramentally in Jesus Christ, sharing our skills and abilities across the world to
nourish all human hungers. We continually renew our energies by celebrating
around the Table of the Lord and grow to be more effective ministers
in the name of Jesus. Amen.
Born to be Wild!
"Why...did it bring forth wild grapes?" —Isaiah 5:4
God took perfect care of His vineyard, the house of Israel (Is
5:1ff). With a perfect Gardener and perfect care, you would
expect the vineyard to produce domesticated, fruitful
grapes. No one would logically expect wild grapes to be
produced. For this to happen, the domesticated grapevines that
were planted and cultivated would seemingly need to have new
DNA, that of wild grapes, and that is what resulted.
Therefore, God told the people of Israel, and us also, that if they want
to change their nature to be wild, He would let them live in a condi-
tion which fits their desire for wildness. Thus, the Lord tore down the
walls which protected the vineyard, allowing wild conditions, wild
plants, and wild animals to invade (Is 5:5-6). Perhaps then the Israel-
ites, and us as well, would come to their senses (see Lk 15:17ff) and
return to the Lord. Perhaps the wild grapes would learn from the mer-
ciless effects of wild living and humbly return to their domesticated,
fruitful nature that comes with being a child of God.
When Jesus proclaimed the parable of the vineyard in today's Gospel
reading, those who heard understood Jesus' message all too clearly.
It was not that they couldn't understand Jesus; it was that most of
those who heard Him rejected His message, rejected God and His
protection, and chose wildness and separation from Him.
The message is clear. God's plan is to bring us into His family so we'll
bear good fruit. Repent of any desire to "run wild" and rebel against
the Lord (Ex 32:25).
Prayer: Father, do in me whatever it takes in order to do through me
The Legion of Mary, Ms Lucy & Ms Ashley would like to thank All the
Parents, Children, CCD Teachers, Grandparents, Participants and
the Kitchen Team for making this a Wonderful event. It is because
of your participation and support that the Living Rosary was so
successful.
Rosario vivo internacional
La Legión de María, la Sra. Lucy y la Sra. Ashley, agradecen a
Todos los Padres, Niños, Maestros de CCD, Abuelos, Participantes y
el Equipo de Cocina por hacer de este un maravilloso evento.
Debido a su participación y apoyo que el Rosario Viviente tuvo
tanto éxito.
THANK YOU!! Gracias!!
Attention All Ministries
and Volunteers
The Archdiocese of Miami, as part of the United
States Catholic Conference, is committed to
providing safe environments for those who need
protection the most, our children and our
vulnerable adults.
All ministry members and volunteers must fulfill the
following safe environment requirements:
1. Successfully pass a national criminal
background screening,
2. Attend VIRTUS training and maintain cur-
rent,
3. Sign a “Pledge to Promote Safe Environ-
ment” form.
There is no cost to the individual for
any of these requirements.
In an effort to ensure that St Maurice at
Resurrection is compliant with this policy, we will
be hosting 2 VIRTUS training class in our Social
Hall on Saturday October 21st, English 9:30am,
Spanish at 2:30pm.
Register on line for the Oct 21st Training please
visit: Go to www.virtusonline.org or contact
the office for assistance at 954-961-7777
Hosted by St Maurice at Resurrection
convenient and you can come as a group.
Join us for a Public Rosary on October 13, 2017 at 7:00pm
Honoring the 100th Anniversary of Fatima Under the Tree trailer park
For more information, contact: Ramona 954-303-4092
Ven a rezar el Rosario con
nosotros el Viernes 13 de Octubre a las 7:00pm honrando el
100 aniversario de nuestra Senora de Fatima en el Ministerio Bajo el Arbol p
ara Informacion llamar a Ramona 954-303 -4092
Mas s In ten t ions Saturday Oct 7th
4:00pm † Bill Kopetsky by Family
6:30pm † Ray Archbold by FaJose Soriano by Connie
Sanchezmily
Sunday Oct 8th
8:30am † Eddie Archbold by Kali, Kate, Tyler & Joanie
10:30am Maria Ennella & Charlotte Ciommo by Sr
Charlotte Ann, CSI & family—95th BDY
Monday Oct 9th
8:30am Jean Olsen Spl Int by Vicki
Tuesday Oct 10th
8:30am Donald Kramber Spl Int by Vicki
Wednesday Oct 11th
8:30am RCIA Hosts Bob Stein & Sheryl Dillon-Jones by
Ellen & Joan
Thursday Oct 12th
8:30am † Dan Rodriguez by Ellen & Joanie
Friday Oct 13th
8:30am St Maurice at Resurrection Family—by Parish
Office
Hunger News
Blessed are the merciful, for they will
be shown mercy. Matthew 5:7
We saw many examples of merciful people in the af-
termath of hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria and the
earthquake in Mexico. On television, I saw men and
women forming a human chain through flood waters
to rescue a man from a sinking car in Texas, and peo-
ple digging through the rubble to save children in
Mexico. Merciful people were shown dropping off cas-
es of water, food and supplies for the Keys and Puerto
Rico. The St. Maurice Hunger Program is taking part in
acts of mercy by sending $1,500 to supply food and
water to the needy people in Puerto Rico, and we are
sending $1,500 to aid the survivors in Mexico.
The members of the Summer Bowling League demon-
strate mercy by donating $2,200 to the Hunger Pro-
gram. Cecile Erlsten, President of the Board sent the
members a thank you letter in which she said, “Over
the years, I am blessed to say that one thing did not
change and that is your love, concern and support for
the poorest of the poor. With your help children can
have food in their bellies and have good clean water
to drink, and families can have a meal together rather
than having to rummage through garbage for their
daily bread.” We appreciate their continued support.
The St. Joseph’s Social Welfare Center feeding pro-
gram located in Vallamadam, Kaniyakumari District,
South India was reviewed at the September 25 th
meeting of the Board of Directors of the Hunger Pro-
gram. The population being fed consists of orphans
and destitute elders, totally 165 in all. There are also
some lepers in a nearby shelter that are fed. Ramona
Rung has visited this project and attested to the good
work being done there. Project Leader Chuck Kelley
recommended that this project continued to be fund-
ed. St. Joseph’s Social Welfare Center will receive
$4,600 annually.
Casa San Jose’ Center for Children in Cochabamba,
Bolivia was reviewed at the July board meeting. The
children living at the center were abandoned by their
parents or have run away from homes in which they
suffered physical abuse. There are 120 children housed
at the center where they receive shelter, food and
affection.
Project Leader, Meredith Shuster recommended that
this project continue to receive $3,000 annually. We
wish to thank all those who participate in donating to
the St. Maurice Hunger Program. It is only through your
continued help that we are able to follow the exam-
ple of Jesus in showing mercy to those who desperate-
ly need it.
The Board of Directors of the St. Maurice
Hunger Program
How to Save Your Children Through the Rosary
Pray the Rosary Every time you pray the Rosary, say: “With this Rosary, I bind all my children to the Immaculate Heart of Mary for her guidance and protection.”
In doing so, Our Lady promised “to see to their souls.”
Mother Mary to Fr. Gobbi
Cómo salvar a sus hijos a través del Rosario
Orar el rosario
Cada vez que rezas el Rosario, di:"Con este Rosario, ataré a todos mis hijos al Inmaculado Corazón de María para su guía y protección".
Al hacerlo, Nuestra Señora prometió "velar por sus almas".
We are working to clean up our Prayer Request list, if you know of someone that can be removed, please contact the office. If you want to add someone to the prayer request please contact the office 954-961-7777 Thank you
Come Join the Family….. Experience meaningful love and worship by being a part of a dynamic community , joined together sacramental-
ly in Jesus Christ, supporting life-changing ministries. To join our Family call the Parish Office
954-961-7777.
Or register On-Line at www.stmauriceatresurrection.org
Experimente amor y adoración significativos al ser parte de una comunidad dinámica, unida conjuntamente en
Jesucristo, apoyando ministerios que cambian la vida. Para unirse a nuestra Familia llame a la Oficina Parroquial
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