St Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church

ST. MARK the EVANGELIST
CATHOLIC CHURCH
A S TEWARDSHIP P ARISH
“United In One Spirit”
June 9, 2013
All Are Welcome!
The Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
If you are a visitor, we hope you will find
our bulletin to be a reflection of our vibrant, spirit filled parish, and
that you will consider becoming
a part of our growing family.
God's amazing love for us calls for a great
response, and so we have committed
ourselves to be good stewards of all
God’s many blessings. We offer ourselves in service within this parish and in
our city and world. We invite you to discover and use your talents to serve God
within our community!
New Member Information
You can become a member and learn
about your new church community by attending a free Welcome Reception.
Please RSVP by visiting the welcome desk
in the Narthex, calling Cyndi at 907-7746
x303 or by completing an online form:
www.stmarktampa.org/join
Our Mission Statement
The people of God, in the parish of St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church, in union
The next Welcome Receptions are:
with our Pastor, are centered on the Eucharist and are a welcoming and diverse
July 13, 2013 after 5:00PM Mass
community. We are committed to proclaim the Good News of God’s love by
En Español Julio 14, 2013 despues
developing the spiritual growth of our parish family, encouraging active
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participation, personal stewardship and community.
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Mass Schedule*
Saturday Vigil*: 5:00 PM
Sunday*: 8:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 5:30 PM
Sunday in Spanish: 12:30 PM
Monday** & Thursday: 12 noon
**Mondays that fall on a holiday: 8:30 AM
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 8:30AM
* Christmas & Easter mass schedules are different
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Next Weekend’s Featured Ministry:
Crossing the Goal- Men’s Ministry
Come and Visit us at the Welcome Desk to find out more information!
June – August 2013
6:30 – 8:00 AM
Reconciliation
Saturdays 4 PM - 4:45 PM (or by appt.)
Liturgy of the Hours and Rosary
Tues., Wed., and Fri. at 8:00 AM
June: 1, 8, 22, 29
July: 13, 27
August: 10, 17
Miraculous Medal Novena & Rosary
Thursday 7:00 PM in Chapel
Topic: Our Father
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Mon-Thu: 9AM- 8:30PM, Fri: 9AM-5PM
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
First Friday of Month: 9 AM - 5:30 PM
Followed by Benediction at 5:30 PM
Clergy
Rev. David DeJulio, Pastor
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Fr. Ed Lamp
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Fr. Carl Last
[email protected]
Deacon Jose Moronta
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Deacon Scott Paine
[email protected] 813-421-4103
Parish Office Information
Hours: Weekdays 9 AM - 5 PM
Phone: (813)907-7746 Fax: (813)907-7556
9724 Cross Creek Blvd. Tampa, FL 33647.
Website: www.stmarktampa.org
Facebook: Facebook.com/stmarktampa
Email: [email protected]
Altar Flowers
Stewardship, A way of Life
A Stewardship on This Sunday’s Reading
Stewardship is referred to most often as
“a way of life.” We also often hear that a
stewardship way of life requires a personal conversion of mind and heart.
In today’s second reading from St. Paul’s
letter to the Galatians, Paul refers again
to his own dramatic conversion. Yet,
there is something deeper in his words.
Paul wrote the letter because divisions
had developed in the Church he, Paul,
had established in Galatia. At the base of the disagreement was whether
or not Gentiles had to conform to Jewish law to become and be Christians. Paul makes it clear that they do not.
This has a much more profound meaning for the Galatian community,
and for us today as well. According to Paul, a person of faith is transformed (as he personally was) and that change means that the convert
— the steward if you will — has a different motivation than she or he
had previously.
If you would like to donate flowers for
the altar for Masses, please Contact: Lu- The good steward does what is right because that is the way to live — a
ther 907-7746 x330
reflection of Jesus’ own life — not because of obligation or duty. The
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steward is not conforming to a set of laws, but to live the way Jesus
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Next week’s deadline: Noon on Monday
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called us to live. That was Paul’s message to the Galatians, and that
same message applies to us.
The Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
June 9, 2013
100% Participation & One Year Pledges...
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New Church Update
Greetings to all of you!
Our hearts were saddened this past
week as we said goodbye to a man
who has been an institution here at St.
Mark as well as the Tampa area for so
many years. This past Tuesday we laid
to rest the soul of Dick Ray, whom I'm sure, most people
knew and loved with all their hearts. His funeral liturgy
was packed with all those that Dick touched in his life and
who touched him. There were a few tears but also joy in
knowing that he would go with God's Grace to his Heavenly
reward. Dick Ray was an icon here at our parish and an
innovator as well. Despite his advancing age, he never
slowed down with ideas and actions that would make St.
Mark a great place to worship and serve. As a matter of
fact, it was Dick who instigated our desire to build a new
Church and one day he said to me that he was so thrilled
that it just might happen in his lifetime. Well, Dick, we got
very close, all because of your tireless support! But, there
was one first that I'm happy to report. His funeral was the
first time our new bells tolled for a funeral liturgy and then
peeled with excitement as we said farewell to this great
man for the last time. May you rest in peace, my dear
friend, until we all meet again in that heavenly banquet
that God has prepared for all of us!
Capital Campaign Update
$4,932,0254 in pledges
$3,565,373 in cash
Soon to be...
Well, that is all for now. May all of us follow the example
of this great man, a life always lived for others.
Peace,
Fr. David
Get your Tiles Today.
The
Cross is filling up fast! The bottom of
our Cross will be dedicated to our
children, and only the children’s tiles
will be placed there. Our children are
the foundation of our faith.
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Food Pantry Needs Your Help!
Next weekend:
Mac n cheese
7 Essential Elements of Parish Life and
6 Values for SAINT MARK THE EVANGELIST CATHOLIC CHURCH with Biblical References from the New
American Bible, Revised Edition.
Just look for the Little Red Wagon on the Piazza before all Masses.
Thank you for your continued support of our food pantry!
If you would like to volunteer to help distribute food at the SVDP
food pantry please go to this web page to check the schedule for Vacant dates:
www.stmarktampa.org/FoodPantrySchedule. Then send an email to:
[email protected] with the Vacant date(s) you would like to volunteer on.
FYI...the nearest SVDP Thrift Store is at 12310 N.
"Liturgy of the Word for Children"
Children's Liturgy (a.k.a. LWC) will be meeting in the Mark
1 and 2 classrooms on the following dates (2nd Sunday of the month)
during the 10:30 am Sunday Mass: June 9.
Please be sure to sign your children up every month, even if they've
already been registered in the program. This allows us to properly prepare
for and expect your child(ren) once Mass dismisses them for the program.
Your assistance in this matter is greatly appreciated and we so love to teach
your little ones the Word of God each month.
3. RESPECT
Listen with respect. Communicate
openly and honestly; speak from your
heart.
Children's Liturgy Team: [email protected])
Thank you for sharing them with us!
1 Thessalonians 5:12-13 "We ask you,
brothers, to respect those who are laboring among you ... and to show esteem for them with special love on
account of their work. Be at peace
among yourselves."
Leadership and Community Elements
4. EXCELLENCE
Strive for excellence in all we do –
always go the extra mile.
1 Tmothy 6:18-19 "Tell them to do
good, to be rich in good works, to be
generous, ready to share, thus accumulating as treasure a good foundation
for the future, so as to win the life that
is true life."
Service, Stewardship, Evangelization
and Leadership elements
For additional information:
http://www.stmarktampa.org/PC
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Congratulations!
On behalf of the Community of Faithful of our parish, I want to extend a message of congratulations to those who received the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and First Holy Communion at
the Easter Vigil on the completion of their initiation process with the celebration of Pentecost.
I would also like to recognize and add a message of gratitude to those who made this awesome
journey possible, the team of good people who contributed to the RCIA process throughout the
year:
Our Inquiry Team: Jennifer Gabbard, Lisa Kaplan, Nora Paine and Mary Strickland;
Our Core Team: Geri Russo, Héctor Ríos and Lisa Kaplan;
Our Facilitators for “Breaking Open the Word”: Lisa Kaplan, Mary Strickland and Héctor Ríos;
Our Contributors for Hospitality, coordinated by Ann Longo, who generously contributed with their
resources: Stewardship Commission, Pastoral Council, the Columbiettes and SMARTS;
The director of our retreat, Deacon Scott Paine, assisted in hospitality by Bill and Laniece Drackett;
Our assistant for the Liturgies, Pauline McCollum;
The photographers: Bill Drackett and Tony Marsella;
The Speakers: Fr. David DeJulio, Fr Carl Last, Deacon Scott Paine, Brain Butterly, Kevin Fritz and
Mary Strickland;
And the Sponsors: Angel Pomales, Bárbara Pomales, Janice Makar, Jennifer Gabbard, John Porricolo, Karen Cain, Karen Marsella, Karey Morris, Kate Melillo, Laniece Drackett, Mary Jane Reina, Mike
James and Nora Paine;
All of them wisely coordinated by Mary Strickland.
May God continue pouring His blessing over all of them and reward their diligent dedication and
love for the Church.
Sincerely,
Deacon José Moronta
The Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
June 9, 2013
Calling all Single
Boomers
Date: Saturday July 27, 2013
Where: Salvation Army, 1603 N. Florida Ave., Tampa, FL 33602
(At the northeast corner of Florida Avenue and Henderson
Avenue in Downtown Tampa)
Time: 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Christmas Flea Market: over 100 nativity or Manger Scenes, Silent Auction: Variety
of offerings donated by various groups and individuals in the Tampa Bay Area Time:
10 am to 3 pm
Christmas Dinner:
Deep Fried Turkey and Baked Ham
Stuffing and Gravy Mashed Potatoes
Sweet Potatoes Green Bean Casserole Corn Pudding
Salad Rolls Dessert·
Dinner Time: 11:30 am to 2:30 pm Price: $25 per person
Tickets for Dinner: Send your checks made out to Be-COS inc to:
Be-COS Inc, 5130 Brittany Drive S #303, St. Petersburg, FL 33715 and you will get
your tickets in return mail.
(Formerly
40+ Catholic Singles)
will gather
for a reflection on
the Gospel
by Deacon Ben Hooks in the Chapel at
Christ the King Catholic Church beginning at 7:30 pm followed by a social on
the last Friday of the month.
The social begins at 8:00 p.m. in the
Mary Martha House, Second Floor, 821
South Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa.
Please bring an appetizer to share. Our
next meeting is Friday, June 28th. Contact Darlene at [email protected] or call
Anne 813-230-3661
Children’s Choir Performs
The St. Mark Children's Choir singing in the Pueri
Cantores Florida Festival in February in the Basilica
Shrine of Mary, Queen of the Universe in Orlando.
Director is Mrs. Sandra Lau.
The choir is open to singers ages 9 - 18.
See Dr. John Paul Cappa or email
[email protected] for information.
Books for Troops
For the last 7 years the generous parishioners of St. Mark have donated Books for Troops
which I have been collecting. These books were delivered by Friends of the Library downtown to our troops stationed all over the world. Unfortunately I can no longer
continue this project. If anyone would like to carry on this ministry, please contact Joy
Sweeney at 813-971-8438.
A big Thank You to all who have donated books for our servicemen to enjoy on deployment
- especially the members of SMARTS for your faithfulness! Over 30,000 books have
been shipped overseas from the Friends of the Library. St Mark, you have made a
difference in the life of a soldier.
God bless our military and keep them in your prayers.
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Lighthouse News
Registration for 2013 - 2014 has begun! All forms can be found online.
Teens must register each year.
Peer Ministry- We are still accepting
Peer Ministry packets!
Leadership Fellowship Days- July 1-3
at St Mark, 8 am until 9 PM. Permission forms available on request. (Open
to Entire Leadership Team)
Retreats:
Bethany Coed Retreat : August 30-31.
NCYC Help Us Get There!
Congratulations to the 2013 Confirmation
Class!
A Graced Moment for all of us!
On behalf of Youth Ministry, I would like to thank Bishop Robert Lynch for celebrating our beautiful Confirmation Mass. As always, he took time to personally speak to each confirmande, which I know helped to make an
unforgettable moment in their lives. Thank you to Father Karl Melchior his
MC, and con-celebrants; Father David DeJulio, Father Ed Lamp and Father Carl
Last. This year we were fortunate to have Father Nelson Restrepo from Nativity Parish concelebrating as well. A big thanks to Deacon Scott Paine and Deacon Jose Moronta for assisting. We are so very grateful for our fantastic and
very reverent Altar Servers led by Nancy Larson!
Special thanks to Luther Ferris for all the preparation to ensure a beautiful liturgy. We thank Dr. John Paul Cappa, the choir and musicians for providing us
with a remarkable music liturgy. Thanks to Monty Weigel our Lead Usher, Joe
Moceri and all the Youth Ministry Team ushers. We could not have done it
without you!
We are happy to announce that Father
David will be traveling with us to Indianapolis in November of 2013. We are blessed
to have the support and love of our Pastor! Thanks to Jeanne Heintzel for her love and dedication to Youth Ministry. She
God is good! Thank you to those of you
and the members of the hospitality Ministry provided a lovely reception as
who have sponsored our teens. Youth Minalways.
istry appreciates your love and support!
Thanks to our wonderful St. Mark Youth Ministry Team for their incredible
You will be remembered in our prayers.
To make a donation please contact Mary- dedication. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Each one of you has not
Ann in the Youth Office.
only planted a seed, but you have provided a rich soil and foundation that will
not fail in the future.
A very sincere and personal thank you to our Youth Ministry Assistants; Jennifer DePiero and LuAnne Borak.
Congratulations to the 84 teens that were presented to Bishop Lynch. It has
been a joy to travel on this journey with you. I will continue to pray that as you
continue on your faith journey that you will take time to remember the
“Graced Moments” in your life. Embrace each and every moment!
Last, but certainly not least, I thank the parents of our teens for your dedication and support. You are and always will be their first teacher.
Thanks again to everyone who has taken a part in the past two years. May God
bless you beyond your wildest imagination for all you do!
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The Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
June 9, 2013
Year of Faith 2012-2013
By: Kevin Fritz
We have been examining how we can put our faith into action
through love remembering the words of St. Paul: “And if I have the
gift of prophecy and comprehend all mysteries and all knowledge; if I have all faith
so as to move mountains but do not have love, I am nothing.” (1 Corinthians 13:2)
We recognized that love begins with God. The first letter of John tells us: “In this is
love: not that we have loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as expiation
for our sins.” (1 John 4:10) Since we know that “God is love” (1 John 4:16), we can
substitute “God” for “love” in the words of St. Paul.
God is patient, God is kind. God is not jealous, God is not pompous, God is not
inflated, God is not rude, God does not seek his own interests, God is not quicktempered, God does not brood over injury, God does not rejoice over wrongdoing
but rejoices with the truth. God bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things,
endures all things.
The first letter of John goes on to tell us: “God is love, and whoever remains in love
remains in God and God in him.” (1 John 4:16) Created in the image and likeness of
God, we are called to love as God loves. So now we can substitute our own name in
place of “God.” When I do this, I find it does not describe me very well. I may show
some of these characteristics at times but most often I fail. As I researched the
meaning of each of these characteristics, I realized how far short I fall in putting my
faith into action through love.
I take consolation in the words of Pope Benedict XVI: “Christ is not so much
interested in how often in our lives we stumble and fall, as in how often with his help
we pick ourselves up again.” (Vigil with Young People, Freiburg, Germany, September 24, 2011.) The challenge of faith is to not give up even when we fail but to keep
trying as St. Paul tells us: “Let us not grow tired of doing good, for in due time we
shall reap our harvest, if we do not give up. So then, while we have the opportunity,
let us do good to all.” (Galatians 6:9-10)
In speaking of these characteristics of love, Charles Pope notes: “All these things
love does. Note again this very important point. The litany of love we have just
reflected on speaks of the fruits of Love. We must not understand this litany as a “to
do” list, as if to say, “Do these things and you’ll love.” No, no! “Love and you’ll do
these things.” Or rather, God will do them in you. It is true that we can look to a list
like this and see ways to intentionally act, and practices to foster, but in the end, if
these things are going to last, they must be the work of God in us, the fruit of His
love.” We are called to let go of ourselves and allow the God of love to work through
us in bringing his love into the world. The prayer of Mary Magdalene de Pazzi to the
Holy Spirit should also be our prayer: “Come! Consume in us whatever prevents us
from being consumed in you.”
How Catholics Can Live the
Year of Faith
(October 11, 2012 through November 24, 2013)
“In this Year of Faith let us ask ourselves
whether we really have taken some steps
to know Christ and the truth of faith better by reading and meditating on Sacred
Scripture, by studying the Catechism and
by receiving the sacraments regularly.
However, let us ask ourselves at the
same time what steps we are taking to
ensure that faith governs the whole of
our existence. We are not Christian
“part-time”, only at certain moments, in
certain circumstances, in certain decisions; no one can be Christian in this way,
we are Christian all the time! Totally!”
(Pope Francis, General Audience, May
15, 2013)
St. Mark's Summer
For most of us, it's vacation time. The
need for blood, however, never takes
time off. With serious accidents, necessary surgeries and chronic illnesses
the demand is always there.
We at St. Mark can help by donating a
little of our time and a pint of blood.
Our June Blood Drive will be
held on the week end of June
22nd and 23rd.
First Friday of every Month: Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
There will be sign up sheets available
9 AM to 5 PM with Benediction at 5:30 PM.
on June 8th/9th and
on June15th/16th after all the
Masses...Won't you give the gift of
life to a patient in need.
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Parish Schedule & Mass Intentions
Sunday
Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jun 9, 2013
Readings: 1 Kgs 17:17-24; Gal 1:11-19; Lk 7:11-17
8:30 AM Mass (Grace Cincotta (d) by Joan Weingarten)
10:30 AM Liturgy of the Word for Children (Mark 1 & 2)
10:30 AM Mass (Maximina Corrales (d) by the Montuno Family)
11:30 AM Spanish Choir (Music Room)
12:30 PM Mass (Francisca Canadilla (d) by Cristina Santana)
1:30 PM Spanish Baptisms (Worship Area)
2:00 PM Cursillo Ultreya (Music Room)
5:30 PM Mass (Omar Rodriguez (d) by Mariela Labrador)
Monday
Jun 10, 2013
Readings: 2 Cor 1:1-7; Mt 5:1-12
9:00 AM Legion of Mary (Mark 1)
12:00 PM Mass (Paul Marsella (d) by the Marsella Family)
6:00 PM Knights of Columbus Degree Team (Music Room)
6:30 PM Financial Peace University (Luke 1 & 2)
Tuesday
St. Barnabas
Jun 11, 2013
Readings: Acts 11:21b-26; 13:1-3; Mt 5:13-16
8:30 AM Mass ( Harriett Perrett (d) by Jim & Sharon Shanahan)
10:00 AM SMARTS Card Social (John 1 & 2)
6:30 PM Boy Scout Court of Honor (Worship Area)
6:30 PM Boy Scout Meeting (Music Room)
7:00 PM Columbiettes Officers Meeting (Office Conference Room)
7:30 PM Contemporary Music Rehearsal (Worship Area)
Wednesday
Jun 12, 2013
Readings: 2 Cor 3:4-11; Mt 5:17-19
8:30 AM Mass ( Vocations Worship Area)
9:30 AM Sacramental Records Project (Office Conference Room)
7:00 PM Women's CRHP Meeting (Matt 1 & 2)
7:30 PM Parish Choir (Music Room)
7:30 PM Spanish Bible Study (Mark 1)
9:30 PM Cantor Practice (Music Room)
Thursday
Readings:
10:00 AM
12:00 PM
6:45 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
Friday
Readings:
8:30 AM
Saturday
Readings:
9:00 AM
5:00 PM
Sunday
Readings:
8:30 AM
10:30 AM
11:30 AM
12:30 PM
1:30 PM
5:30 PM
St. Anthony of Padua
2 Cor 3:15-4:1, 3-6; Mt 5:20-26
Spanish Bible Reflections (Mark 1)
Mass (Joan Painter (d) by Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pignatelli)
Children's Spanish Choir (Music Room)
Men's CRHP - Matt 1 & 2
Novena to the Miraculous Medal (Chapel)
Spanish Charismatic Prayer Group (Chapel)
Jun 13, 2013
Jun 14, 2013
2 Cor 4:7-15; Mt 5:27-32
Mass ( Parishioners of St. Mark (Worship Area)
Jun 15, 2013
2 Cor 5:14-21; Mt 5:33-37
EM Annual Workshop (Luke 1 & 2, Matt 1 & 2, Worship Area)
Mass ( SSgt Joseph Fuerst (d) by Knights of Columbus )
Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jun 16, 2013
2 Sm 12:7-10, 13; Gal 2:16, 19-21, Lk 7:36 - 7:36-50
Mass ( Parishioners of St. Mark (Worship Area )
Mass ( Patrick Strom (d) by His Family )
Spanish Choir (Music Room)
Mass ( Carmen Maldonado (d) by Her Daughter Yolanda )
Spanish Baptisms (Worship Area)
Mass ( Rudy Paraoan (d) by Lorna, Dyna and Hazel) )
To View the Online Calendar: www.stmarktampa.org/schedule
To Make Room Scheduling Requests : [email protected]
Children’s Faith Formation Corner
Tag! You're It!
When you were baptized, you became part of God's family. You are His. Do you know it is your job to go out and tag others so
that they will want to be part of God's family? If you have friends who don't go to church, invite them to come with you!
If you have ever played with Dominoes, you might have stood them up on their ends and lined them up in a row. Sometimes we
just about have them all standing up, and then we bump one of them and it falls; causing the other dominoes in its path to fall
with it. Sometimes one of the dominoes might be just far enough away from the others and remains standing.
Think of yourself and the people who you spend your time with as Dominoes. If you see them doing things you know are wrong,
do you stand far enough away so as not to fall with them, or do you join them and allow yourself to fall with them?
This is when you might think of another game, Follow the Leader. Become the leader! Not everyone has the strength to step away
from trouble, and this is where you can become their source of strength. People watch other people. And those watching you
may choose to follow your steps.
In the game of Mother May I, the players ask permission before taking their steps forward. Before you take steps, stop and ask,
God, may I? Then listen to whether or not He gives you a Red Light (or) Green Light!
First Friday of every Month: Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
9 AM to 5 PM with Benediction at 5:30 PM.
Ministry Contacts
Ministry
Leader
Email
Adoration & Exposition
Choir
Altar Servers
Arts & Environment
Bereavement
(Healing Hearts)
Boy Scouts
Building & Grounds
Marilyn Horne
John Paul Cappa
Nancy Larson
Karen Howell
Noel & Nellie
Negron
Bryan Noll
Bill Pettit
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Columbiettes
Katie Regan
[email protected]
Eucharistic Ministers
Bob and Terri Rayo
[email protected]
Greeters
Hospitality
Knights of Columbus
K of C - 4th Degree
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Legion of Mary
Laura Blank
Jeanne Heintzel
Tim Donovan
Bob Letzeisen
Christine Bonatakis
&
Karyn Colón
Shirley Rudder
Marriage Encounter
Terry & Laura Lewis
Liturgy of the Word
for Children
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Nursing Home Visits
Office Angels
Pastoral Council
Prison/Jail Ministry
RCIA
Readers
Respect Life Ministry
St. Vincent De Paul
[email protected]
Tom & Ellie Crew
Lorraine Greene
[email protected]
various
[email protected]
Elsie Foley
[email protected]
Mary Strickland
[email protected]
Kevin Fritz
[email protected]
Mary Jane Reina
[email protected]
Pam Smith
[email protected]
Karen & Tony
Small Christian Communities
[email protected]
Marsella
Carolyn Stuedli &
S.M.A.R.T.S
[email protected]
Gerry Hammill
Sunshine Ministry
Lorraine Greene
[email protected]
Stewardship Commission
Laniece Drackett
[email protected]
Tiny Treasures
Janeen Schuh
[email protected]
Welcome Committee
Cyndi Letzeisen
[email protected]
Ushers
Joe Moceri
[email protected]
A complete list of ministries can be found online at: www.stmarktampa.org/ministries
Sacramental Preparation
Baptism
Brochures, forms, and sponsor letters can be found online
at:stmarktampa.org\baptism. Please call 907-7746 x310
prior to attending required pre-baptism classes.
Marriage
Couples planning their marriage should call 813-907-7746
ext. 308 at least six months prior to their wedding date in
order to complete their pre-marital assessment, discernment, and marriage preparation enrichment.
For info go to: stmarktampa.org/marriage.
RCIA
Adults, older children, or teens who have not been baptized, or have been baptized in another Christian community, who desire to enter into full communion with the
Catholic Church, should please contact the Faith Formation office at ext. 308. More info is available at:
stmarktampa.org/RCIA
First Communion & Confirmation
Adults who have been baptized, but have not received
their First Communion and/or Confirmation, should call
Faith Formation at ext. 308.
Children and Teens: Students must attend two consecutive years. Preparation in the parish is necessary for
the sacraments (even for those at parochial schools).
Brochures and forms can be picked up at the Faith Formation Office, or downloaded from the web site.
Please Pray for Our Heroes
“Lord, hold our troops in your loving
hands. Protect them as they protect us.
Bless them and Their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in time of
need. I ask this in the name Of JESUS our
Lord and Savior. Amen.”
If you have a family member or friend that
is serving in the military, please send an
email with a photo to
[email protected]
Please Pray For...
Get Well Wishes:
Madison and J.E. Giarrizzo, Virginia Heintzel,
Bill & Jason, Thomas Stanhouse, John Dieffenbacher,
Marilyn D’Angelo, Maria DePiero, Carlos Terrassa,
Barbara Jenkins, Lou Zuli
And our Dearly Departed
Dick Ray & Patricia Southwell
To request prayers please send an email to
[email protected]
Mark Kieweg
(pictured above)
Julio & Francisco Arocho
Tanya Buckley
Ryan Clisset
Jorge Farchakh
Andrew Gephart
* Ryan Irwin
* Bryan Koehler
Nicholas Lardizabal
*Ayman Mageed
Brandon S. Nidasio
Christopher Parkes
Nicholas Stiegler
Khiry White
Robert E. Woodards
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Brian Artienda
Neal Cheramie
Jonathan James A. Cruz
Amanda Garia
Kyle Howell
Mark Kieweg
Jeff Lardizabal
Harold La Rock II
Yerandy Molina
Anthony Orcajo
Maura Stepanski
Ana Maria Vargas
Alan Woodard
ST. MARK the EVANGELIST
WWW.STMARKTAMPA.ORG
Second Annual Summer Faith Formation
Program for Middle School Students!
Are you juggling multiple after school activities for your children? Are you looking for an
alternative option for your middle school
Tues., June 11, 2013
children’s faith formation? We are pleased to
Card Social at St. Mark’s Noon -3 PM.
announce our second annual summer faith
Snacks provided. Questions contact Maria
formation program for students who will be in
at 994-8927 or [email protected] or Adele
middle school during the 2013-2014 school
at 545-0286 or [email protected]
year. Students may take faith formation
Wed., June 12, 2013
classes during the summer at a two week
SMARTS Monthly Meeting - 11:00 AM
half-day summer camp. The summer camp is
At the Back 9 Café - Heritage Isles
equivalent to the traditional school-year faith
Please arrive by 10:30AM for sign in and
formation class. Flyers about the summer
sign up for events. Lunch available for
camp are in the narthex and on the table by the Faith Formation office or on the St. Mark
those who wish to stay after the meeting.
Website. Payment is due at the time of registration.
Contacts: Carolyn Stuedli at 907-1374 or
The summer camp will take place June 17th – 28th 8:30 - 12:30 PM
[email protected] or Gerry Hammill at 949-3344 or [email protected]
Hurry! only a few spots remain per grade level.
Thurs., June 13, 2013
FBI Tour - 10:30 AM. (Registration closed at
this time.) Meeting in Lowes' Parking Lot.
Will leave at 9:15AM Sharp. Carpool Fee:
$5.00. Lunch after at Olive Garden on Bruce
B. Downs Blvd. in New Tampa.
Wed., June 26, 2013
Bowling at Royal Lanes at 11:00AM Contact:
Steve Cerrito at 997-4748 or
[email protected]
Thurs., June 13, 2013
FBI Tour - 10:30 AM. (Registration closed at
this time.) Meeting in Lowes' Parking Lot.
Will leave at 9:15AM Sharp. Carpool Fee:
$5.00. Lunch after at Olive Garden on Bruce
B. Downs Blvd. in New Tampa.
Wed., June 26, 2013
Bowling at Royal Lanes at 11:00AM Contact:
Steve Cerrito at 997-4748 or
[email protected]
Tues., July 2, 2013
Pool at Peabody's on Amberly Drive at
10:00 AM. Pool is free if you buy lunch.
Contact Steve Cerrito, 997-4748
[email protected]
Fri., July 5, 2013
First Friday Mass at 8:30 AM - Breakfast follows (Optional) Contact Fred Hendel 7821687 or [email protected]
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Traveling Chalice
When you take the Traveling Chalice home for a
week, you are not only praying for Vocations to
the Priesthood and Religious Life. You are also
praying for your vocation to married life, as parents or single life. Please sign up to take the
Traveling Chalice home with you. You can
sign up online at the
St. Mark web-site under vocations or by calling
Monin Gonzalez at 929-3751.
Holy Communion to The
Sick/Homebound
If you or a relative needs to receive Holy Communion
at home, please call our parish office to schedule the
visit of a member of our team of extraordinary ministers for the Holy Communion for the sick and
homebound.
What Happens If I Die Without a Will?
What happens if I die without a valid will? Some 60% of Americans die without a valid will. This is unfortunate in most cases,
because State laws will take over and will distribute your probate estate in accordance to a prescribed formula-possibly in a
way that you would not choose. Any charitable interests you
wanted to benefit will not occur.
For more information call Cyndi at 907-7746.
The Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Giving: Stewardship of
Treasure
June 9, 2013
Fostering Stewardship as a way of life
Sacrificial Giving Summary For 5/26 & 6/2
In gratitude for the gifts we receive from God,
the people of St. Mark have made a joyful
return to the Lord for our mission and ministries
Offertory: $18,940/$24,786
Children’s Rock: $123/$125
APA: $3,649/$2,344
Building Fund (2nd collection): $2,092/$6,804
St. Vincent de Paul: $360/$4,254
Online (Included in Offertory): $4,307/$6,410
You are helping to continue to carry out Christ’s mission and
ministry in our parish.
Thanks for Giving First Fruits and Taking a Step in Faith!!
Happily Married Couples
Maybe time for some Home Improvements? The BEST home improvement could be a renewed, refreshed, romantic and passionate marriage. A Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend is a wonderful
investment in your spouse…AND your children! For more information
about taking a private time away, and for upcoming weekend dates,
check out www.wwmetampabay.org or call 813-270-7832. The next
WorldWide Marriage Encounter weekend in this diocese is July 26-28
at the Franciscan Retreat Center in Tampa.
APA Goal 2013
Pledged to date
Cash collected
$264,228
$116,817
$93,078
PLEASE Let’s try to make Our
Worship Area an Atmosphere of
Reflection and Prayer
In the Worship Area our goal is to have
an atmosphere of prayer and reflection.
"When in the Worship area before Mass, speak only to God
and let God speak to you."
Greeters Needed for all Summer Masses
Are Lasting Impressions... only requirement
a SMILE!
Contact Laura Blank for more information: [email protected]
Or inquire at the front desk.
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Bienvenido a tu Sección en Español
Misa en Español
Domingos a las 12:30pm
Horario de la Oficina Parroquial:
Lunes a Viernes: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Para información en español,
llama al (813) 907-7746 o
puedes pasar por la oficina.
_____________________________
*** NUEVOS MIEMBROS ***
Para recibir servicios religiosos es
necesario que estés inscrito en la
parroquia. El Próximo Evento de
Bienvenida es el Domingo
14 de Julio del 2013
(después de la misa en Español)
_____________________________
El Grupo De Oración Carismática
“La Divina Misericordia”
Jueves de 7:30pm a 9:00pm.
_____________________________
Reflexión Bíblica:
Miércoles: 7:30pm.
________________________________________
Jueves:
10:30am.
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La exposición del
Santísimo es el primer
Viernes de cada mes,
comenzando después de
la misa de 8:30am y
terminando a las 5:30pm
con la Bendición.
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El Movimiento de
Cursillos de Cristiandad te invita a la Ultreya Parroquial, la
cual se lleva a cabo el
segundo domingo de
cada mes después de la misa en Español.
¡Recuerda que Cristo cuenta contigo!
Domingo 9 de Junio 2013
Décimo Domingo del tiempo Ordinario
Lucas 7,11-17
La lectura del Evangelio es un mensaje de esperanza para
cualquier situación. Pensemos en la madre viuda como símbolo
de María y en su hijo como Jesús. Este incidente fue como un
anuncio de la resurrección de Cristo.
El hijo muerto es como alguien que ha dejado la fe, o alguien que
ha sido herido o sufrido un abuso, o alguien que ha perdido
mucho en un desastre como un incendio o una tormenta.
"Dios ha visitado a Su pueblo" es la buena noticia. El Espíritu de
Cristo puede desplazar al miedo, la desesperación, la rabia, y a los sentimientos de
venganza. "Yo te digo, ¡levántate!", dice Jesús. Nuestro Padre celestial tiene nueva vida
para dar.
"Levantarse" podría ser volver a la rutina normal. Significa enfrentarse al que nos hace
daño y colocar un límite que diga "no más." Puede significar alejarse de alguien que nos
está causando daño, y buscar a alguien experto que nos ayude en el proceso de
recuperación.
En una resurrección, siempre hay algo nuevo: una forma nueva de manejar un
problema, un lugar nuevo donde trabajar, una nueva parroquia donde ir, o una energía
nueva y una fortaleza interna para vivir una vida nueva.
"Levantarse" siempre incluye un nuevo entendimiento del amor protector del Padre,
que nos reconforta en medio de la maldad y nos conduce de las tragedias hacia los
triunfos y de las heridas hacia la recuperación. Dios nos protege a través de las
decisiones a las cuales Él nos guía, pero si ignoramos su guía y terminamos sufriendo
por nuestro error, Él todavía nos dice, "¡Levántate! ¡Está comenzando un nuevo día!"
Jesús es un redentor que vence la muerte haciendo que el bien surja de las cenizas – a
pesar de todos los obstáculos. Nos hacemos vulnerables al mal que destruye la vida por
las malas decisiones que tomamos, pero Cristo está siempre a nuestro lado,
ayudándonos, a pesar de nuestras equivocaciones y nuestros pecados.
Aún cuando no se lo pedimos, Él está ayudándonos. ¡Cuán misericordioso es! Aún
cuando no aceptamos la ayuda que Él nos da, Él no deja de hacer aún más. ¡Cuán
cariñoso es!
La esperanza no es una mera ilusión. Es tener conciencia de la bondad de Dios. Al
crecer más fuerte en tu esperanza, evangeliza con esta esperanza a los que te rodean
y necesitan oír a Jesús decir, "¡Levántate!"
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La Despensa de San
Vicente de Paúl:
solicita de tu
generosidad para dar de
comer al necesitado.
¡Dios te bendiga por tu
generosidad!
“Arroz”.
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TIENDA DE ARTÍCULOS RELIGIOSOS
Visita la tienda de regalos religiosos ST.
MARK: tenemos regalos y artículos
religiosos para toda ocasión y a precios
razonables.
¡Abracemos la Cruz!
“Ultimas semanas para unirnos a la Cruz de Cristo”
$25.00 por una Teja de 2” x 2”
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Se creativo expresando tu Regalo.
“Todos los Fondos Recaudados Se Utilizaran para La
Construcción de Nuestra Nueva Iglesia”
PILDORAS DE NUESTRA FE
POR: DIACONO JOSÉ MORONTA
¿Cuantas diferencias se pueden contar entre ambas imágenes?
Sin ánimo a desprestigiar al Papa Benedicto XVI, quien con todo derecho y simplemente siguiendo la tradición acumulada por siglos
en la Iglesia Católica usaba las regalías y adornos propios de quien representa a Jesucristo en la tierra, estamos maravillados porque
el Papa Francisco ha ido despojando de lo superfluo a su pontificado, dando testimonio vivo de sencillez. No se trata de que uno sea
mejor o peor que el otro… son simplemente diferentes.
Más abajo enumeraremos las diferencias que se desprenden de esta interesante imagen.
Las estadísticas de nuestra Iglesia
Hace un par de semanas el Papa Francisco recibió el Annuarium Statisticum Ecclesiae que es un resumen de las estadísticas de la
Iglesia Católica actualizadas durante el ultimo año. Encontramos por ejemplo que ahora tenemos 11 nuevas diócesis en el mundo y
el número de católicos ha crecido de 1.196 a 1.214 millones lo que representa el 17,5% de la población estimada del planeta. Ese
total se reparte entre los continentes con los siguientes porcentajes: África 16%, América 48,8%, Asia 10,9%, Europa 23,5% y Oceanía
0,8%.
Los sacerdotes, tanto diocesanos como religiosos, también han aumentado en los últimos diez años de 405.067 a 413.418 lo que
supone un aumento del 2,1%. Ese aumento es mayor en África y en Asia (39,5% y 32% respectivamente) mientras que en Europa ha
disminuido un 9%. En el mismo período los diáconos permanentes hemos pasado de 29mil a 41mil. Es impresionante descubrir que
el 97% de los diáconos permanentes estamos entre América y Europa.
Los candidatos al sacerdocio en el mundo, han pasado de 112.244 a 120.616 en con un incremento del 7,5%. La evolución ha sido
muy diferente en cada continente. Mientras que África y Asia han registrado un aumento del 30,9% y 29,4% respectivamente, Europa
y América registran una disminución del 21,7% y 1,9% respectivamente.
Obispos estadounidenses lanzan una página en español en la red social Facebook.
La Conferencia Episcopal de Estados Unidos ha lanzado una página en la red social Facebook. La iniciativa es parte del esfuerzo por
llegar a los católicos de habla hispana por parte de los obispos estadounidenses. Los Latinos ya formamos el 16% del total de la
población del país y cerca del 40% de los católicos en los EE.UU. La mitad de los católicos menores de 25 años en este gran país son
latinos.
Se puede conectar con la página en: www.facebook.com/USCCBEspanol.
Respuestas a las diferencia en las imágenes de los Papas
El Papa Francisco no usa un trono dorado, sino un sillón blanco. No hay baldaquín (especie de “techito” encima del trono). La silla no
está elevada, sino a ras del suelo. Tampoco está la alfombra roja.
En cuanto a la indumentaria, Francisco no usa la estola con bordados de oro, ni la muceta (capa corta de terciopelo rojo), sus zapatos
y sus calcetines son ordinarios, de color negro, y su cruz pectoral no es de oro sino de plata.
Otro detalle que me complace mucho es que hasta ahora nunca lo he visto vestir una camisa de lujo, con mancuernillas de oro, (como
muchos obispos y hasta sacerdotes usan) sino una camisa blanca, simple, de botón común y corriente.
Que todo nos esto sirva para que a imitación del Papa Francisco, abandonemos lo superfluo y busquemos lo sencillo.
Junio: Mes del Sagrado Corazón
de Jesús.
¡Tenemos regalos para Primeras comuniones!
Visita la tienda de artículos religiosos en St Mark,
La imagen del Sagrado Corazón de
Jesús nos recuerda el núcleo central
de nuestra fe: todo lo que Dios nos
ama con su Corazón y todo lo que
nosotros, por tanto, le debemos
amar. Jesús tiene un Corazón que
ama sin medida. Y tanto nos ama,
que sufre cuando su inmenso amor
no es correspondido.
tenemos regalos religiosos para toda ocasión: primeras
comuniones, bautizos, confirmaciones, bodas, etc....
¡No olvides visitarnos después de las misas los Sábados y
Domingos!
La Iglesia dedica todo el mes de junio al Sagrado Corazón de
Jesús, con la finalidad de que los católicos lo veneremos, lo
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