St Maurice at Resurrection Catholic Church 441 NE 2nd St, Dania Beach, FL 33004 954-961-7777 FAX 954-961-4358 August 26, 2018 PARISH OFFICE Monday–Friday: 9:00am–5:00pm CONFESSION Saturday: 3:00pm (Chapel) BAPTISM The baptism of children of registered parishioners is celebrated on the last Sunday of each month. 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 SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil 4:00pm (Eng) Sunday 8:30am & 10:30am (Eng) Domingo 1:00pm (Español) Mon.-Fri. 8:30am (followed by daily rosary) PARISH DIRECTORY Monsignor Jean Pierre—Pastor Father Dennis Rausch, Assistance Vicki McCutchan Office Manager Sheryl Dillon-Jones—Music Ashley Ronnan—CCD www.stmauriceatresurrection.org [email protected]Find us on Look for: St Maurice At Resurrection Catholic Church ~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. HIS EUCHARISTIC CHALLENGE "Jesus was fully aware that His disciples were murmuring in protest at what He had said. 'Does it shake your faith?' He asked them." —John 6:61 Jesus challenges us to believe His mysterious statement: "The bread I will give is My flesh, for the life of the world" ( Jn 6:51). A typical reaction to this challenge is to ask the question: "How can He give us His flesh to eat?" (Jn 6:52) Jesus does not directly answer this question. Rather, He extends an even more puzzling challenge by repeatedly insisting that we eat His Flesh and drink His Blood (Jn 6:53-58). If we do this, He will raise us from the dead (Jn 6:53-54), live in us and we in Him (Jn 6:56), and give us life forever (Jn 6:58). If we do not eat His Body and drink His Blood, we "have no life in" us (Jn 6:53). Then "many of His disciples remarked, 'This sort of talk is hard to endure! How can anyone take it seriously?' " (Jn 6:60) "From this time on, many of His disciples broke away and would not remain in His company any longer" (Jn 6:66). Nevertheless, Jesus continues to insist that we believe in and receive His Body and Blood. Joshua challenged the people: "Decide today whom you will serve" (Jos 24:15). Jesus, the new Joshua (Jeshua), also challenges us to decide today about living to receive His Body and Blood. Will we receive Him in repentance, joy, and love? Will we receive Holy Communion as often as possible and center our lives on the Eucharist? Jesus is challenging us. Our actions will speak louder than our words. Will we accept Jesus' challenge? Prayer: Father, grant me the grace to come to the Eucharistic Jesus (see Jn 6:65). Promise: "Defer to one another out of reverence for Christ." —Eph 5:21 Praise: Praise Jesus, the Gate, the Door, the only Way! Praise You, Jesus, our "Leader in the work of salvation" (Heb 2:10).
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St Maurice at Resurrection Catholic Church 441 NE 2nd St, Dania Beach, FL 33004
10:30am † MSGR George Rockett † Sheik Cyril Ali by Joanie
1:00pm † Rev Fredrick Fullen Bertha Rodriquez de Compos
Mon Aug 27 8:30am † Rev Frederick Fullen
Tue Aug 28 8:30am † Joseph Archbold by Family
Wed Aug 29 8:30am † Rev Patrick O’Connor
Thur Aug 30 8:30am † Rev Vincent Cashman
Fri Aug 31 8:30am † Rev Marcel Peloquin
Sat Sept 1 4:00pm † Ray Remillard by Glori Ann
Sun Sept 2 8:30am Spl Int Jerey & Sharon O’Donnell & Spl Healing Robin Srebot by Ellen & Joanie
10:30am Spl Int Donald Kramber by Sister
1:00pm † Rev Joseph Radziszewski
Those who are seriously ill or facing
surgery, as well as those in danger of death, should receive the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick. Call the Parish Office and request a Pastoral
Care Visit. 954-961-7777
St Vincent de Paul
The St Vincent de Paul food pan-
try helped 120 families from July
13—August 10, 2018.
Thank you for the donations of
food, clothing (T-shirts & socks),
and financial assistance. We
appreciate all that our
parishioners do to
support our ministry.
THANK YOU!
Let Us Pray For Them
Remember Lord, those who have died & have gone before us marked with the sign of faith. May all who
sleep in Christ, find in Your presence light, happiness, and peace through Christ our Lord. Amen
Oremos Por Ellos
Recuerda Señor, aquellos que han muerto y se han
marchado antes que nosotros marcados con el signo de la fe. Que todos los que duermen en Cristo, encuentren
luz en tu presencia, gozo y paz a través de nuestro
Mass Intentions
Bringing Forward the Offerings of Bread and Wine
If the announced intention of the Mass is for YOUR
intention, we invite you to carry those offerings forward
at the Presentation of the Gifts. If you would like to
carry the offerings during your Mass Intention, please
notify Joanie the Head Sacristan (if you don’t know
Joanie, ask an Usher to find her for you) before mass.
This is a great way to enhance your
mass intention and offering.
The Acolyte Ministry is seeking new members of all ages
What does an Acolyte do? An acolyte is a person who assists in
the performance of liturgical rites during the mass. The only
requirement is that you must have received First Communion.
If you can help serve in this
ministry please contact:
Dale Duffy at 954-662-3633
We look forward to
welcoming YOU...
Legion of Mary (English)
We meet every Thursday at 9:30am in the Tapestry Room. If you are unable to attend these meetings,
but pray the Rosary daily, you can become an auxiliary member. You can pray the
Rosary from the comfort of your own home.
For more information call:
Maria DiBenedetto
954/608-6775
Legión de María (Spanish)
Nos reunimos los Martes a las 7:30pm en el
Tapestry Room de la oficina de la Parroquia.
Los esperamos!
Saint André Bessette’s Story Brother André expressed a saint’s faith by a lifelong devotion to Saint Joseph. Sickness dogged André from birth. He was the eighth of 12 children born near Montreal. Adopted at 12, when both parents had died, he became a farmhand. At 25, André applied for entrance into the Congregation of Holy Cross. After a year’s novitiate, he was not admitted because of his weak health. But received an extension at the urging of Bishop Bourget. He was given the humble job of doorkeeper at Notre Dame College in Montreal. In his little room near the door, he spent much of the night on his knees. On his windowsill, facing Mount Royal, was a small statue of Saint Joseph, whom he was devoted to since childhood. When asked about it he said, “Some day, Saint Joseph is going to be honored in a very special way on Mount Royal!”
When he heard someone was ill, he visited to bring cheer and to pray with the sick person. He would rub the sick person lightly with oil taken from a lamp burning in the college chapel. Word of healing powers began to spread. When an epidemic broke out at a near-by college, André volunteered to nurse. Not one person died. “I do not cure,” he said again and again. “Saint Joseph cures For many years the Holy Cross authorities tried to buy land on Mount Royal. When, the owners yielded Brother André collected $200 to build a small chapel and began receiving visitors there—smiling through long hours of listening, applying Saint Joseph’s oil. Some were cured, some not. The pile of crutches, canes and braces grew.
St Andre died at 92. He was beatified in 1982 and canonized in 2010.
Window Saint Stories
La historia de Saint André Bessette
El hermano André expresó la fe de un santo mediante una devoción de toda la vida por San José. La enfermedad persiguió a André desde el nacimien-to. Era el octavo de 12 niños nacidos cerca de Montreal. Adoptado a los 12 años, cuando ambos padres habían muerto, se convirtió en un granjero. A los 25, André solicitó el ingreso a la Congregación de Santa Cruz. Después de un año de noviciado, no fue admitido debido a su débil salud. Pero recibió una extensión a instancias del Obispo Bourget. Le dieron el humilde trabajo de portero en el Colegio Notre Dame en Montreal. En su pequeña habitación cerca de la puerta, pasó gran parte de la noche de rodillas. En el alféizar de la ventana, frente al Monte Real, había una pequeña estatua de San Jo-sé, a quien estaba dedicado desde la infancia. Cuan-do se le preguntó al respecto, dijo: "Algún día, Saint Joseph será honrado de una manera muy especial en Mount Royal". Cuando escuchó que alguien estaba enfermo, lo visi-tó para animarlo y orar con la persona enferma. Frotaba a la persona enferma a la ligera con aceite tomado de una lámpara encendida en la Universidad capilla. La palabra de poderes curativos comenzó a extenderse. Cuando estalló una epidemia en una universidad cercana, André se ofreció volun-tario para amamantar. No una persona murió. "No curo", dijo una y otra vez. "San José cura Durante muchos años, las autoridades de la Santa Cruz intentaron comprar tierras en Mount Royal. Cuando, los propietarios cedieron, el hermano André recaudó $ 200 para construir una pequeña capilla y comenzó a recibir visitas allí, sonriendo du-rante largas horas de escucha, aplicando el aceite de San José. Algunos fueron curados, otros no. La pila de muletas, bastones y aparatos aumentaron. St Andre murió a los 92 años. Fue beatificado en 1982 y canonizado en 2010.
WHAT’S HAPPENING THIS WEEK??
The Purpose and Meaning of the Ten Commandments
The 8th Commandment is about Truthfulness “Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.” God says if we love others we should not deceive or lie to them. How im-portant is truth? The Bible says that Jesus is “the way and the Truth” John 14:6. As the source of truth, God requires that His servants always speak truthfully. Under God's inspi-ration, King David wrote, “…LORD, who may dwell in your sanctuary? Who may live on your holy hill? He whose walk is blameless and who does what is righteous, who speaks the truth from his heart and has no slander on his tongue, who does his neighbor no wrong and casts no slur on his fellow-man, who despises a vile man but honors those who fear the LORD, who keeps his oath even when it hurts” Psalms 15:1-3, NIV. God expects truth to permeate every facet of our lives. Everything in the life of a Christian is anchored to truth. God wants us as His children, to commit ourselves to truth and reflect it in everything we do The Eighth Commandment condemns lying. Because God is regarded as the author of all truth, the Church believes that humans are obligated to honor the truth. The most obvi-ous way to fulfill this commandment is not to lie — intentionally deceive another by speak-ing a falsehood. So a good Catholic is who you want to buy a used car from.
El Propósito y Significado de los Diez Mandamientos
El octavo mandamiento se trata de veracidad "No darás falso testimonio contra tu prójimo".
Dios dice que si amamos a los demás, no debemos engañarlos ni mentirles. ¿Qué tan im-
portante es la verdad? La Biblia dice que Jesús es "el camino y la verdad" Juan 14: 6. Como
fuente de la verdad, Dios requiere que sus siervos siempre hablen con sinceridad. Bajo la
inspiración de Dios, el rey David escribió: "... Jehová, ¿quién habitará en tu santuario?
¿Quién puede vivir en tu santo monte? Aquel cuyo caminar es intachable y que hace lo que
es justo, que habla la verdad de su corazón y no tiene calumnias en su lengua, que no hace
mal a su prójimo y no lanza insultos a su prójimo, que desprecia a un hombre vil pero hon-
ra aquellos que temen a Jehová, que cumple su juramento incluso cuando duele "Salmos
15: 1-3, NVI. Dios espera que la verdad penetre en cada faceta de nuestras vidas. Todo en
la vida de un cristiano está anclado a la verdad. Dios nos quiere como Sus hijos, para com-
prometernos con la verdad y reflejarla en todo lo que hacemos El Octavo Mandamiento
condena la mentira. Debido a que se considera a Dios como el autor de toda verdad, la
Iglesia cree que los humanos están obligados a honrar la verdad. La forma más obvia de
cumplir este mandamiento es no mentir: engañar intencionalmente a otro diciendo
falsedad. Entonces, un buen católico es de quien quiere comprar un automóvil usado.
Mon 27 Tue 28 Wed 29 Thur 30 Fri 31 Sat 1 Sun 2
7pm Bible Study Social Hall
9:30am Bible Study 7pm Prayer Group Chapel
9am Adoration 10:00am BINGO 6:30pm FITL Church 7:30pm Youth Group
9:30am Legion of Mary So-cial Hall 11:30am Rosary Making & Crafts Social Hall
10am SVDP 7:00pm Coro Latino Chapel
6:00am Legion of Mary
Readings for the Week of August 26, 2018 Aug 26 SUN: 21st SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Jos 24: 1-2a. 15-17. 18b/ Ps 34: 2-3. 16-17. 18-19.
Parish Registration -Come Join the Family….. Experience meaningful love and worship by being a part of a dynamic community , joined together sacramentally in Jesus
Christ, supporting life-changing ministries. To join our family, call the Parish Office 954 -961-7777.
Or register Online 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 954 961 7777.
September 23rd, 12-4:00pm
Fellowship & Fun
50/50 Tickets on Sale
After all Masses and in the Office $1.00 each, or 6 for $5.00
Get them now, stock up for the picnic!!
Bring a dessert
to share….
Please Come!!
Deserts!! Yum...
Live Music- Wow
I’m bringing my grandkids
Christmas Card Workshop
Join us for this Christmas card workshop where you will make your own Christmas Cards. Whether you make 3 or 10 cards, this is a great way to make new friends and create a treasured keepsake for your family or friends. Supplies will be provided, and guided instruction by Vicki with a few Santa Helpers!
This is something everyone can do, come and enjoy seeing what you CAN do!
Several easy card designs will be prepped for you to make, or experienced crafters can bring your own supplies to use.
Registration is open now, call and reserve your spot!
954-961-7777 (ask for Vicki) Things you can bring: Beverage, snacks, buttons, ribbons, old Christmas cards, rhinestones, stickers, holiday
paper that you may have… and a Friend!
This workshop is open to everyone, kids 12 and older are welcome
Saturday September 29th, 9-1:00pm in the Social Hall—Cost: $1.00 per card
