Christ the King Catholic Church

CHRIST THE KING
CATHOLIC CHURCH
821 S. Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa, FL 33609
www.ctk-tampa.org
Readings:
No. 897
Fr. Leonard J. M. Plazewski
Pastor
Twitter: @FrLen
Fr. Bill Santhouse
Parochial Vicar
Fr. Jacob Monteleone
Senior Priest
Deacon Paul Haber
Parish Office
Phone: 813-876-5841
Fax: 813-873-2426
Religious Ed: 813-870-2509
Youth: 813-873-2804
Terry Boehm, ext. 2233
Director of Pastoral
Ministries and Outreach
John Weir, ext. 2222
Director of Finances, Facilities and
Human Resources
School
Nicholas Tanis
Principal
Stefanie Lowrey
Assistant Principal
Danielle Welsh
Advancement and Admissions
Phone: 813-876-8770
Mass Times
Saturday Vigil
5:30 p.m.
Weekdays:
Mon. - Fri.
12:10 p.m.
Wed. School Mass 8:00 a.m.
Saturday
8:30 a.m.
Confessions
Saturday 4:15-5:15 p.m.
Anointing of the Sick
Second Saturday of the month at
8:30 a.m. Mass Or upon request
Exposition of the
Blessed Sacrament
Wed. 9:00 a.m.—9:00 p.m.
Chapel Hours
Daily 7:30 a.m.—9:00 p.m.
MARCH 13, 2016
Stations of the Cross
and Lenten Dinner
March 18
Lenten Dinner
5:00 - 7:00 p.m., Cafeteria
Vegetarian Lasagna, salad &
bread by the CCW
Stations of the Cross
7:00 p.m. Church
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NOVEMBER
MAY
23,
2009
2010
MARCH
13,15,
2016
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F R O M T H E D E S K O F T H E PA S T O R
The parable of the Prodigal Son is one of my favorite passages from Scripture, as I am sure it is one of
yours as well. The relational dynamics among the father, the older son, and the younger son have always spoken
to me in different phases of my life. There were times in my life when I tried to run far away from God the Father’s plan and His love for me. There have been other times where I have been tempted with a sense of entitlement – viewing God’s love as something that I deserve and earn, rather than a free gift of His boundless mercy.
And now, as a spiritual father, I have the opportunity to be the father for others, welcoming them back to the
Father’s house after years of trying to wander away from him. I think most of us can relate to all three of these
figures, but I would like to focus on the journey and conversion of the prodigal son for now.
I can remember sitting in a philosophy class where the professor spoke about the difference between
remorse and guilt. He basically said that guilt was never a good thing because it only leads us deeper into our
own misery and sinfulness. This struck a chord within me, so I immediately objected: “You mean to tell me
that this good old-fashioned Irish Catholic guilt that I was raised with is a bad thing?!” I almost took offense at
this statement, mostly because I had felt that the Church had become too soft. Why is God’s mercy and love
always talked about and emphasized more than His judgement and wrath, I thought. This particular conversation was a conversion for me. The professor went on to define his terms more clearly. Remorse, as he described it, is that sting of your conscience that you feel immediately after you do something sinful. This remorse
is a gift of God’s Spirit, which allows us to know and to experience the error of our ways. However, this remorse does not cause us to fall more deeply into the misery and isolation of our own sinfulness. Rather, it compels us to examine our biting conscience, confess our weakness before God, and seek forgiveness. It is through
this process of sinning and feeling remorse that we learn from our mistakes and resolve to atone for them and
do better next the time we experience temptation. In fact, the very word “atonement” can be broken down to
literally mean what it says: “At One - ment.” To learn from our mistakes and to atone for them means to be
restored to fullness of health – to be holy or whole again. Our journey here on earth is about becoming One
with the God who creates and redeems us, while the power of sin and evil seeks to separate, isolate, divide, and
conquer our very being.
Guilt and shame, my professor explained, is that dark, lingering cloud that follows you around long after
you have sinned. It is this accusative voice that tells us: "You are not worthy of God’s mercy. No one can forgive what you have done. You deserve to be doomed to an existence of hell and isolation. Happiness and peace
are an illusion. Give up the struggle and give into the temptation, because giving into your selfish desires is the
only thing that will fill this void in your soul.” I can remember times when I have felt the burden of guilt and
shame following me around for months, even years. When my heart longed for forgiveness, healing and reconciliation, my mind continued to be trapped inside the prison of accusation, fear, self-pity and self-loathing.
When we linger in this self-consuming guilt, we do not seek God’s mercy and love, which is what He desperately
desires to give us as His gift. God desires us to focus of all our energy on receiving his love, which causes us to
hope again. The Evil One wants us to focus our energy on beating ourselves up, which in a sick and twisted
way, is presented to us sometimes as atonement for our sins. This leads to despair and self-absorption. Ultimately, our affair with guilt and shame is a matter of pride, which we can trace right back to our original parents
in the Garden of Eden.
The Prodigal Son did not give in to his guilt, which would have kept him far away from his father’s
house. Rather, he swallowed his pride and learned what it means to be a real man – to admit and accept our
weakness and to get up and carry our cross again after we have fallen. To be a real woman or man does not
mean perfection in this life. It means glorifying God’s strength that He chooses to manifest in and through our
weakness. As your spiritual father, I hope and pray that God continues to lead you deeper into His love and
mercy – time and time again. If you cannot love yourself at this moment because the dark cloud of shame and
guilt has consumed your life, then love yourself because God loves you. Don’t beat up on those who God loves.
- Fr. Bill
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FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT
Our Stewardship of Treasure Report
Sunday, March 6, 2016
Financial Peace University
Last week’s envelope offertory (460 families)
Last week’s electronic offertory (347 families)
Total offertory donation
Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 p.m. (Mar 30 – May 25)
MMC Room 201
(FPU) returns! The 9 weekly
meetings are taught on video
by financial expert Dave Ramsey with live group discussions
to ask questions and encourage accountability. Highly
entertaining with informative
financial advice that’s biblically-based, over one million
families nationwide have already changed their lives by FPU! Nursery is available by
appointment. Learn more and sign up at
www.DaveRamsey.com.
PARISH CENSUS
Please turn yours in today!
Census cards are in your Offertory Envelope
package and are also available in the pews.
A Parish Census helps us know how many families we
are serving and how we can serve you best!
Please drop your census card in the Offertory Baskets
or drop off/mail to the Parish Office.
Our APA Dollars at Work –
Vocations Snapshot
This week we will take a look at how APA
helps the Office of Vocations
When we think of the
Office of Vocations,
we often associate the
responsibilities of the
office with seminarian
support. But the office is responsible for
much more than that.
In addition to seminarian support, the Office
of Vocations plans and hosts a variety of events and programs
to help raise awareness for and promote vocations in our diocese. Here are some events and programs that have grown our
vocations to the priesthood from 12 in 1996, to averaging 30+
from 2013-2015:
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THANK YOU!
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Easter Flowers
If you would like to help decorate
the altar for Easter, a special memorialization for your loved ones
will appear in the bulletin during
the Easter Season. Easter Flowers
envelopes are in the pews to place
in the collection baskets. If you wish to have a loved one
memorialized please provide your name and your loved
one’s name to be memorialized.
Suggested donation: $10
Wendi Peña, Director of Stewardship and Development
[email protected] or 813.876.5841, ext. 2234
$ 17,298
20,469
$ 37,767
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Come & See, Vocation Awareness Weekends – transportation and sponsorship for young men interested in visiting St. John Vianney College Seminary in Miami 2 times
each year.
Anima Via-Discernment - open group discussion and
refreshments for 20+ participants every other month.
St. Andrew Dinners – these dinners with Bishop, hosted 3
times per year, provide an opportunity for pastors to bring
young men they feel may have a vocation to hear vocations stories, and ask questions in a relaxed setting.
Bishop’s BBQ - each year in June, a BBQ is organized
with the Bishop for a casual evening of fraternity, food
and prayer.
Vocation Promotion Workshop – this annual workshop
teaches 100+ attendees (teachers, youth ministers, DRE’s
and parish vocation teams) new ways to build awareness
and promote vocations.
Holy Hour for Vocations - sponsored in conjunction with
the Serra Club every 4th Wednesday of the month at the
Cathedral.
Altar Server Appreciation Mass – held each spring at the
Cathedral, this event draws altar servers from around the
Diocese for a special recognition mass and reception.
More than 1000+ attend each year.
Focus 11 - 6th graders in our diocese are invited to a vocations rally held over 2 days every February. 900+ children
take part in the program which includes music, keynote
address, panel discussions and a “scavenger hunt” to learn
more about religious orders, Serra Club, Knights of Columbus and Spirit FM.
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Outreach News
“Blessed are those who mourn: They shall be consoled.” Matthew 5:4
Grief Support Group
Grief knows no time frame. The love we shared with a departed loved one will always be in our heart. If you
would like to witness to others about your grief
journey so they too may heal, please join us. Let
us be the instrument to comfort one another.
When: Every Thursday, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Where: McLoughlin Center Conference Room
Stephanie Enrille: 813-748-1985 or email,
[email protected]
Catherine del Castillo: 813-574-7978 or email,
[email protected]
MARCH 13, 2016
Thrive: A Life-Changing Experience
with the Saints
Thursdays, April 7-May 5 at 7 pm – CTK Youth Center
Adults, Young Adults, Youth: we want YOUR opinion!
Come and join this 5 week PILOT study program written by Jon Leonetti called
“THRIVE.” This study aims to “expand our
minds and open our hearts to the wisdom of
the Saints.” Some of these Saints include: The
Apostles, St. Joseph of Cupertino, St. Teresa
of Avila, St. Ambrose, St. Andre of Montreal,
Blessed Miguel Pro and St. Faustina.
“Bear one another’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of
Christ.” Galatians 6:2
There will be a short video, lively discussion and a written
evaluation for each session. There is no cost and the study
guides will be emailed to you.
Imagine the difference if our parish had a
well-trained group of listeners to provide a
caring ministry to people who are hurting.
Christ the King has recently enrolled as a
Stephen Ministry parish. During the past 40
years, Stephen Ministries Saint Louis has
provided high-quality Christ-centered training and resources to
parishes who wish to bring Christ’s healing love to those experiencing life’s challenges. The training for those interested in
this listening ministry in our parish will begin next Fall.
If you would like to hear more about this ministry, call Terry
Boehm, 876-5841 or [email protected].
To register email Jean Prather at: [email protected] or
Nick Prather at [email protected]
Sponsored by Young Adult Ministry of CTK
A Listening Ministry - Stephen Ministry
Exchange Visits
Last week, we hosted Fr. Volvick, pastor of Ste-Suzanne, our
twin parish (or sister parish) in Haiti. He enjoyed every aspect of
his visit, meeting many different segments of our parish population: Sunday Masses, school, Religious Education, That Man is
You, Bible Study, Pastoral Council, Mom’s group and more. He
had visits to the dentist and eye doctor, Spirit FM and even the
Dollar Store. He ate in the school cafeteria, Sunday café, in people’s homes and in local restaurants. He especially enjoyed the
Teens for Haiti marathon dance. Thank you to everyone who
welcomed him with a smile or a message.
This week, our group from Christ the King is visiting him and
the village of Ste-Suzanne. Please pray for a wonderful exchange.
The Women of Grace Study Program
On Mondays from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. March 14 - May 9
Mary Martha Center Rm 204/5.
The Women of Grace® Study Program leads
women on an exciting journey to discover the
gift of authentic femininity™, holiness of life,
and a woman's purpose and mission in the world today. Taking
the Blessed Virgin Mary as our exemplar and spiritual mother
we will grow in our feminine virtues and the secrets of true
fulfillment.
For more information, please email us at:
[email protected] or contact us directly by calling:
Maria Eichelberger 813-831-3030 or Lucy Hero 813-287-2038
CTK Care Club
All Seniors Welcome on Tuesday March 15
(10:15-12:00) in MLC-A.
Join us for a group rosary, a yummy lunch,
and quality time with friends; old and new.
This month, Kevin Keil will be providing Irish Tunes. We will also be joined
by CKS 6th grade class for lunch. To
wrap up the event, there will be dessert
and raffle tickets. And the best part..... There's no cost! If you
need free transportation please contact Joe Stephens ahead of
time at 813-335-5842. If you have any other questions about
joining the Care Club or Volunteering, please contact Brie
Irvin 813-900-5414.
Are you interested in serving as a Minister to the Sick and
Homebound? Find out more: Terry Boehm, Director of
Pastoral Ministries and Outreach:
[email protected] or 813-876-5841, ext. 2233
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FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT
Youth News
Attention All
Middle-School Students!
Attention All
High-School Students!
Next Life Teen: Sunday, March 20th
Next EDGE: Friday, April 8th
6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Drop off: Pavilion Pick Up: Youth Center
6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Drop off & pick up: Youth Center
Save the Date:
Steubenville Youth Conference, Atlanta:
July 8 - 10, 2016 $500 pp
See website for more information
Contact Information:
For information about youth programs or trips,
visit our website or contact Stu McEntegart:
[email protected] or 813-873-2804
or Melissa Mulson: [email protected]
or 813-876-5841, ext. 2276
If you're in your 20s or 30s, single or married, looking to meet people, make friends, and practice and grow in our
Catholic faith, come join us!
Please visit us at:
www.ctkyoungadults.wordpress.com
MARCH 17 - St. Patrick’s Day Social
MARCH 24 - Holy Thursday Adoration Bus Tour
MARCH 25 - Tentative Viewing of the Passion Of The Christ
For information on our community service projects, please contact
Jeana Valenty at [email protected].
Subscribe to Weekly Newsletter
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Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/CTKYAMS
Suggestions, Questions & Concerns:
[email protected]
MARCH 13, 2016
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Parish News
Two great recent events at Christ the King
It’s that time of year again – Carnival is less than
two months away!
Don’t miss out on live music, fun rides, great
food and the CKS beer tent!
Thursday, April 21
5:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Friday, April 22
5:00 - 11:00 p.m.
Saturday, April 23
11:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 24
12:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Our Ecumenical Prayer Service
was a beautiful opportunity to unite
our prayers with St. John’s Greek
Orthodox Church. Look for the
next one in the fall!
Our Parish Mission with John
Pridmore spread the message
of God’s Mercy and Love.
Nicaraguan Christian Relief Ministries
Fundraising Dinner Dance
and Silent Auction
Saturday, April 2, 2016, McLoughlin Center
5:30 pm Mass., 6:30 pm – Cocktails/Silent Auction
7:30 pm Dinner/Dance - Price: $35.00 per Person
Tickets not sold at the door!
Please purchase tickets by March 15, 2016, and mail check
payable to: Nicaraguan Christian Relief Ministries, 4001 W
Morrison Ave, Tampa, Florida 33629
Come join us for a fun evening with the Latin Musical Beats
by “Los Ruisenores.” Enjoy our exquisite Latin cuisine and
buy beautiful items in our silent auction.
All proceeds from this event will go to
our mission of providing educational
opportunities for the poor children in
Nicaragua in order to give them a better
life and future.
Get your unlimited ride wristbands or become a
sponsor at www.cks-school.org today!
For more information, please contact: Dave Jeffries 813-2298008, Christine Acosta 813-210-3895, Cecilia Castillo 813244-5883, or Amanda VallePeters 813-294-9426
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FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT
Parish News
HOLY WEEK/EASTER SCHEDULE
PALM SUNDAY - MARCH 20
Sat. 5:30 p.m., Sun*. 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 a.m., 12:30 &
5:30 p.m.
HOLY THURSDAY - MARCH 24*
Evening Mass of the Lord’s Supper:
7:00 p.m., Church
Concludes with Eucharist Procession to Chapel.
Chapel will be open for adoration until midnight.
GOOD FRIDAY - MARCH 25*
Stations of the Cross: 12:00 Noon,
Celebration of the Lord’s Passion: 3:00 p.m.
Tenebrae Service: 7:00 p.m.
HOLY SATURDAY - MARCH 26
Easter Food Blessing: 12:00 Noon, Chapel
Easter Vigil: 8:15 p.m., Church*
Stations of the Cross and Lenten Dinners
During the Fridays of Lent, Stations of the
Cross will be held at 7 p.m. On Good Friday, it
will be at 12 noon. Dinners will be in the Cafeteria from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
March 18th – The Way of the Cross with texts from
Scripture CCW Meal - Vegetarian Lasagna, salad & bread
March 25 (Good Friday) – The Way of the Cross by St.
Alphonsus Liguori No meal
Vacation Bible School
‘Calling all Vacation Bible School Campers and
Helpers……It’s time to “Round Up” for Jesus! Please mark your calendars for this barnyard themed week full of fun, faith and fellowship, June 27-July 1, 2016. Please prayerfully
consider volunteering your time and energy to ensure a wonderful week for our youth. We need Adult and Teen Volunteers. Rising 7th-12th graders are encouraged to volunteer. If
interested in volunteering, please contact Mrs. Casey Kiser,
[email protected]. Registration forms available at
www.ctk-tampa.org
EASTER SUNDAY MASSES - MARCH 27*
Pavilion: 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m.
McLoughlin Center: 11:00 a.m.
DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY CELEBRATION
APRIL 3, 3:00 p.m., Church
*Nursery will be open
All Masses on Easter except the 7:15 Sunrise
Italian Pasta Dinner to
Benefit Autism Speaks
Team “Strivin’ for Stephen”
(Genuardi) is hosting an Italian
Pasta Dinner to benefit Autism
Speaks, a registered 501 (c)3 nonprofit organization.
Date: Sunday, April 3, 2016
Time: 4:30—8:00 p.m.
Place: Christ the King School Cafeteria
Price: $10 (ages 11 & up); $6 (ages 3-10); free (under age 3)
Menu: Pasta (meat sauce OR vegetarian sauce, Salad, Bread,
Dessert, Drink
Dine-in or Carry-out
Tickets may be purchased in advance or at the door!!! Exciting raffle items will also be available!
For more information, contact Sharon Genuardi at 813-5987373 or email [email protected]
March 17, 2016
Dr. Wayne Phillips
International Expert on the Shroud of Turin
Topic: The Shroud of Turin
Mary Martha Center, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
717 S Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa, 33609
Suggested donation: $20/person
Please RSVP and pay online: http://faithandaletb.org/
Questions? Mike Callahan, 813-404-5073
Faith & Ale is a once-a-month gathering of men from across
the diocese. We gather for food, drink and camaraderie, followed by an inspirational speaker and ample time for Q&A.
There’s Still Time!
ST. JOSEPH’S PENANCE SERVICE
March 17, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Join Circle 20
Circle 20 is a group of young women in their 20s and 30s
focused on spirituality, service and growing together as a
community of friends. We are always welcoming new faces
and would love to see you at our next meeting on Wednesday, March 16th at 7pm. We will be gathering at the home
of Ashley Russell. 3414 Ohio Ave. Tampa, FL 33611 For
more information contact Reed Richardson: (615) 574-1445
Please pray for the sick:
Olive Alexander
Catherine Bona
John Brannon, Sr.
Jo Ann Cardillo
Michael Casagrande
Gail Croft
Jennie Cusmano
Susan Dowiak
Rob Faller
Frank J. Ferlita
Stella Flynn
Cassidy Gonzalez
Gavin Gonzalez
Lollie Kearney
Gigi LaBarbera
Mick Lucardie
Michael Martin
Tom Mazur
Greg McNamara
Camelie Milian
Michelle Novo
Mary Paris
Christina Penella
Isabel Perri
Joy Peyton
Mary Roach
Eric Talmant
Stanley Taylor
Jeannine Timp
Mary Whitehead
Beth Woodward
We remove the names
of the sick at the end
of each month, so
please update
regularly.
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Marc Bremmer
Sacramental
News
Baptism:
Step 1: Please make sure
you are a registered and
active member of Christ the
King. Active participation
for at least 3 months is required prior to scheduling a
Baptism. Call the parish
office if you are not
sure. Step 2: Complete the Baptism Request form
at CTK-Tampa.org. Step 3: Attend our next Baptismal preparation class. The next class is March 20,
2016, 10:00-11:00 in MLC A. Registration for the
class is not necessary- just sign in when you arrive.
Thank you to Chris Yarnold for teaching our preparation
classes! Step 4: Download the Godparent forms
from CTK-Tampa.org and have them filled out and
sealed by the Godparent’s home parish. Step 5:
Once all required paperwork has been submitted and received by the sacramental coordinator, please contact Casey Kiser to review details
and schedule a date for the Baptism. All steps
must be completed before we can schedule a
Baptism.
Sacramental Preparation
Do you have a 2nd grader or an 8th grader this year?
If so, it’s Sacramental preparation time! Please mark
your calendars with this important Sacramental
information.
8th Grade Parents Confirmation:
Sacramental Preparation is ongoing. Please
contact Casey Kiser with any questions.
(see contact information below)
2nd Grade Parents First Communion:
Sacramental Preparation is ongoing. Please
contact Casey Kiser with any questions.
(see contact information below)
For those who have died:
Mary Cooper
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15,
8,
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MARCH
2016
MARCH
8,13,
2009
Religious
Education News
Volunteers Needed
Our programs can always be strengthened! Join our parish
religious education faculty as a catechist, assistant
catechist, prayer worker, project coordinator, class
parent, RCIA team member or RCIA sponsor. You
can make a difference in the faith of others. If you wish to
serve the Lord and the parish in religious education,
call Bill at 870-2509.
Vacation Bible School’s steering committee invites
you! VBS committee chairs are needed for assemblies,
crafts, decorations, hospitality, teens, Early Childhood
and Elementary classes. If you’re willing to support
VBS in this way, come to a planning meeting on Thursday, March 24, 11:00 A.M. in the religious education
office. Contact Bill at 870-2509 with any question.
Registration for children and all volunteers (adult and
teen) will open in April. VBS dates: June 27 - July 1.
Are you interested in becoming Catholic?
An invitation to you…Or an invitation for parishioners to
extend to someone else…
The RCIA welcomes inquiries from all who may be
seeking Baptism, Confirmation and/or Eucharist.
For more information visit ctk-tampa.org/
Sacraments/RCIA or call Bill at 870-2509.
Children’s Liturgy is a delightful ministry serving
children who have not yet received First Eucharist.
Taking place at the 9:00 a.m. Mass, their experience
includes singing and child-friendly reflections on the
lectionary readings. Look for the lectionary (book of
scripture readings) on the altar as a signal.
For more RE information visit ctk-tampa.org (Adult
Faith Formation and Religious Education) or contact
the Office of Religious Education, 870-2509 or
[email protected].
Stations of the Cross
Adult Confirmation:
Please visit our website to register for the
Adult Sacramental Preparation for
Confirmation.
For more information regarding these Sacraments, please contact: Casey Kiser, Sacrament
Coordinator at [email protected] or 813876-5841 or visit www.CTK-Tampa.org
(Sacraments)
Our 5th grade religious Education students put on a
beautiful re-creation of the Stations of the Cross.
Thanks to all catechists and parents that assisted in
this wonderful reflection.
FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT
DATE
Sunday
March 13
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MASS INTENTIONS
EVENTS
5:30 p.m. Josephine Trafficante by
Suzanne and Dennis Antinori
Fifth Sunday of Lent
Monday
March 14
7:00 a.m. Robert Stocker (living) by
the Pitisci family
12:10 p.m. Amelia Llano by Joyce
Cabanzo and Sharma Fernandez
Tuesday
March 15
7:30 a.m. The Quinlan family (living)
by the Quinlan family
12:10 p.m. Ruben Moreno by Joyce
Cabanzo
Wednesday
March 16
8:00 a.m. Vocations of Priesthood and
Religious Life
12:10 p.m. Jane Hall by Dr. Frank and
Margo Massari
Thursday
March 17
7:00 a.m. Edward Schlies by the DeFurio
family
Saint Patrick, Bishop
12:10 p.m. Bobbie Llorens by George
and Leslie Jennings
Friday
March 18
7:00 a.m. Charles Raymondo by Valerie and
Gil Morales
Saint Cyril of Jerusalem, Bishop and 12:10 p.m. Betty St. Onge by Anne
Doctor of the Church
Marshall
10:30 a.m. Rosary Makers—MCR
6:30 p.m. Women of Grace—MMC 4/5
Recitation of Rosary following 12:10 Mass
6:00 a.m. That Man Is You!—MLC
10:00 a.m. Thy Will Be Done—MMC 3
10:15 a.m. Care Club—MLC A
Recitation of Rosary following 12:10 Mass
7:30 a.m. Rosary Recitation—Chapel
9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Exposition
10:00 a.m. Mom’s Group—MLC C
10:30 a.m. OA—MMC BR
7:00 p.m. Confessions—Church
8:45 p.m. Benediction—Chapel
9:30
1:00 p.m. Grief Support—MCR
6:00 p.m. Faith & Ale—MMC 1/2
7:00 p.m. Nar-anon Meeting—MMC 3
7:00 p.m. YA Bible—YC
Recitation of Rosary following 12:10 Mass
7:00 a.m. Men’s Faith Study—YC
5:00 p.m. Lenten Dinner—Cafeteria
7:00 p.m. Stations of the Cross—Church
Recitation of Rosary following 12:10 Mass
PLEASE PRAY
For the safety
of our Military:
Col. Brad Brendenkamp
LCpl Ammon Bradford
Capt. Ronnie Bush
Elena Coates
Capt. James Diroff
MSgt. Wallace Doud
Lt. James Foss USN
Spc. Henry A. Gill, III*
SrA Gabriel Guerra*
Lt. Col. Steven Hedden*
Lt. Col. Patrick Herriford
Capt. Daniel Holder
MSG Brandon P. Johnson
LCpl. Alexander Kelly
PO3 Katherine Kelly
PFC Mahala Kelly
Spc. Richard Kelly
SSgt Michael C. Keske
LCDR Kenneth Kerr
Capt. Julia Molloy Lopez
Cdr. Andrew Ledford
Sgt. William Elias Lee*
Pvt. John Lescano
Lt. Col. Tommy Macias
Ben McCoy*
Capt. Colin McDonald
Maj. Peter McIntire
Sgt. Vincent Minardi, Jr.
Maj. Craig Moore
MAJ Tom Morris
Chris Murphy
Staff Sgt Anthony Paladini
RADM Hal Pittman
Lt. Col. Joshe Raetz *
Sn. Christopher Ramm
Lt. Col. Britt Reed*
Lt. Bennett Singletary
USN
SrA Peter (Alex) Tagliarini
SSG Brian Valle
1st Lt. Chris Van Pelt
Lt. Col. Ricardo Vargas*
1st Lt. William E. Ware, Jr.
Lt. Col. Mike Weathers
Sgt. Richard Wester
Steven Wisniewski
that God may bless them and bring
them home safely.
Saturday
March 19
Saint Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed
Virgin Mary
Sunday
March 20
8:30 a.m. Joseph Guggino by Rob and
Deb Kraemer
5:30 p.m. Joe Guggino by Mac and
Darlene Greco
7:00 a.m. Men’s Bible Study—YC
9:00 a.m. AA Meeting—Art Room
Recitation of Rosary following 8:30 a.m. Mass
*Currently deployed
If you are a parishioner and
have an immediate family member
serving in the military and would
like to add them to the list, please
contact Mary Nicholson: 813-8373222.
Palm Sunday of the
Passion of the Lord
Calendar Key:
MMC: Mary Martha Center
MLC: McLoughlin Center
MO: Ministries Office
MCR: McLoughlin Conference
Room
YC: Youth Center
Saint Vincent de Paul Society
Do not remember the former things, or consider the things of old. I am about to do a new thing; now it springs forth,
do you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert. (Isaiah 43:18-19)
The assistance that the St. Vincent de Paul volunteers and Christ the King donors provide to families in need can
help them find their way out of their wilderness of debt. Assistance for shelter, utilities, transportation, food and
other needs was provided in February in the amount of $3193. Our regular monthly collection will take place next
weekend, March 19-20. Your assistance is much needed to carry out this ministry to the poor. Please consider
donating what you can. Or, perhaps you are called by God to assist others? Please join us for our next meeting on March 21 at
5:30 in the McLoughlin Center conference room.
Automatic Giving through Online Banking: If you would like to donate through your online banking system, please send your
contributions to: Society of St Vincent de Paul Christ the King Conference, 821 S. Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa, FL 33609
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