Saint Mark Catholic Church

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Saint Mark Catholic Church
www.stmarknc.org  14740 Stumptown Road, Huntersville, NC 28078
We, the members of St. Mark Catholic Church, a Faith Community called as one by Christ
to serve and witness in His name, seek to celebrate our Faith through service and evangelization
to each other, our families and our community.
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www.stmarknc.org  704-948-0231
St. Mark Parish Directory
stmarknc.org14740 Stumptown Rd, Huntersville NC 28078
Parish Office | Mon-Fri, 9 am - 4:30 pm
Phone: 704-948-0231; Fax: 704-948-8018
Pastor
Very Rev. John T. Putnam, JV
Parochial Vicars
Rev. Paul D. McNulty
Rev. Miguel A. Ubillus
Pastor Emeritus in Residence
Rev. Msgr. Richard M. Bellow
Deacons
Rev. Mr. Louis Pais
Rev. Mr. Robert Murphy
Rev. Mr. Richard McCarron
Rev. Mr. Thomas McGahey
Rev. Dr. Ronald Sherwood
Sacristan
Daniel Pressley
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 211
Administrative Assistant
Tricia McCaa
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 102
Pastoral Associate for HR and
Outreach
Barry McCaa
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 119
Pastoral Associate for Facilities
and Planning
Scott Bruno
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 118
Finance Director
Florence Moore
704-948-0231, Ext. 116
[email protected]
Parish Accountant
Karen Zaleski
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 121
Calendar Management
Leanne Vaccaro
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 107
Music Ministry
Laura Maclean, Director
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 106
Ministry Coordinator
Beth Zuhosky
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 136
Faith Formation
Donna Smith, Director
[email protected]
704-948-1306, Ext. 104
Elementary Faith Formation
and Sacraments of
First Reconciliation and
First Communion
Faye Nye, Coordinator
[email protected]
704-948-1306, Ext. 115
Middle School Ministry and
Sacrament of Confirmation
Mary Grace Alvord, Coordinator
[email protected]
704-948-1306, Ext. 117
6th-7th Grade Faith Formation
Coordinator
Sonnet Bonelli
[email protected]
704-948-1306, Ext. 111
High School Ministry
Coordinator
J. Brian Kaup
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 105
Mass Schedule
Sunday Masses
Saturday: 5 pm
Sunday: 7:30 am
9 am (Church; Signed for the hearing impaired)
9 am (Parish Hall; Children’s Mass, 1st-3rd grade)
11 am
1 pm (Spanish)
5 pm (Life Teen Mass)
Spanish: Misa en Español cada Domingo a la 1 pm y
cada viernes a las 7 pm
Daily Masses
Mon., Tue., Thur., Fri., 7 and 9 am
Wednesday 7 am and 6:30 pm; Saturday 9 am
Holy Days: Vigil 7 pm before feast day, 7 am, 9 am, 7 pm
on the feast day
Nursery available during 9 and 11 am Masses serving
children walking age through Kindergarten.
Confessions
Daily: (45 minutes prior to Mass, ending 15 minutes
prior to Mass) 6:15—6:45 am and 8:15—8:45 am
Wed.: 6—7:30 pm
Sat.: 3—5 pm
Sun.: 6:45—7:15 am, 8:15—8:45 am, 10:15—10:45 am,
12:15—12:45 pm (Spanish), 4:15—4:45 pm
Rosary
Tuesdays - Church; 7—7:30 pm
Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration
Preschool
Jane Petriella, Director
[email protected]
704-948-8015
In the Monsignor Bellow Adoration Chapel in the Family
Center. For more information email
[email protected]
Deaf Ministry
Mary Sumeracki
[email protected]
704-576-0675 (V/TTY)
Immediately following the Wednesday 6:30 pm Mass
Young at Heart Ministry
Leanne Vaccaro (Interim)
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 107
Immediately following the Friday 9 am Mass
Hispanic Coordinator
Belisario Solorzano
[email protected]
704-948-4239
Wedding Director
Kris Brodof
[email protected]
704-806-4071
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena
Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal
Novena and Rosary
Hospitalization
If you or your loved one are in an area hospital,
call the Parish Office to reach one of the Priests. The
Priests offer Confession, bring the Holy Eucharist to you or
administer the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick.
Baptisms & Weddings
The use of the Church for Baptisms, Weddings and other
Sacramental events is available to active Parishioners.
Contact the Parish Office.
Evening Attendant
Hank Stiene
704-948-1982
Natural Family Planning
Al-Anon
Lisa
704-651-1065
Teaching Couple #1947
704-548-1834; [email protected]
www.ccli.org
Alcoholics Anonymous
Tom
704-604-7739
Crisis Pregnancy Help
Bulletin Team
[email protected]
Joe and Kathy Hack
Pregnancy Hotline:1-800-848-LOVE
Catholic Social Services: 704-370-3262
Birthright: 1-800-550-4900
Post Abortion: 1-800-5-WE CARE
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From the Pastor
Last week we celebrated the
Baptism of the Lord. That feast day
represents an ending and a
beginning. It was, of course, the
end of the Christmas season.
However, it was also the beginning
of Jesus’ public ministry, as well as
the beginning of what we call
“ordinary time” in the Church. Thus, since endings
and beginnings sometimes overlap, this Sunday is
actually the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time.
Our readings this week not only mark the beginning
of Christ’s public ministry, but they also contain
some vivid stewardship imagery and meanings. The
First Reading from the Prophet Isaiah extols God’s
love for us. Isaiah compares that unconditional love
to the feelings of a bridegroom toward his bride. The
underlying idea which we must grasp is that if God
rejoices because of us, we in turn need to rejoice in
service to the Lord and to others. That is, after all,
the joy which comes from stewardship — the joy of
serving others without thought of a return.
St. Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians, from which
our Second Reading is drawn, was most likely written
from Ephesus while Paul was there for an extended
period of time. Although Ephesus is some 250 miles
from Corinth, there were many travelers between
the two cities, so most likely Paul was kept apprised
of situations and happenings in the Church in Corinth.
With concerns about the Corinthians returning to
previous practices and drifting from the Church, Paul
wrote this letter, and the content reflects his
apprehensions and his advice.
What St. Paul says to the Corinthians in this reading
could also be applied to our understanding of what
stewardship really is. With a stewardship awareness,
Paul states, “There are different kinds of spiritual
gifts but the same Spirit; there are different forms of
service but the same Lord; there are different
workings but the same God, who produces all of
them in everyone.” We are all gifted in different
ways, but regardless the gifts and the ways we are
gifted, Paul makes it clear that all comes from God.
When we reach that insight, we are well on our way
to a stewardship way of life.
As mentioned, this early Sunday in Ordinary Time,
through the Gospel of John, introduces us to what is
in effect Jesus’ first miracle at the Wedding Feast in
Cana. This occurrence is only reported in the Gospel
of St. John, but imagine the emotions at play. The
Lord is there having a good time like everyone else.
Our Blessed Mother is probably watching Him and
remembering all that has happened, from His birth
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and development to now. St. Mary knew and knows that
He is the Son of God.
There are not many direct quotes from the Blessed
Mother in scripture, but two of the more noteworthy
ones are in this Gospel. Mary tells Jesus simply, “They
are out of wine.” Jesus, her son but also the Son of God,
responds “My hour has not yet come.” The loving
Mother, who knows her Son well probably smiles in a
knowing way, and merely says to those around, “Do
whatever he tells you.” She knows that His time has
indeed come; His work is just beginning. Jesus, of
course, provides the wine through a miracle with which
we are well familiar.
We tend to make our lives much more complex than may
be necessary. It may be as simple as us understanding,
as St. Paul indicates, that God is in control. Then,
although it is not always simple or easily understood, we
need to “do whatever He tells us.” God loves us; we
need to rejoice in that and love in return. We are each
gifted with many wonderful gifts. Now all we have to do
is to do what God tells us over and over: love one
another.
Blessings, Fr. John
Remember In Your Prayers
Please Pray For
Michelle Westbrook Accetta
Joanne Anthony
Roberto Argente
Piedad del Rocío Ariza
Kimberly Barrie
Renee Branem
Dolores D’Elia
Dottie Dambrauskas
Kristina Dontino
Gloria Echeverri
Albert Fox
Jean Fox
Theresa Gribschaw
Sarah Elizabeth Hauser
Patt Irvin
Sharon Janda
Baby Katherine Elizabeth Jousma
Rosemary Keeley
Joseph Martin Kerekes
Phyllis Kiebler
Robb Lamont
Dale McCaa
Jim, Carol and Michaela Mella
Katie Meserrol
Michael Orlando
Nicole Pellitteri
Shari Sarahcino
Alexandra Schaney
Ron Seabacher
Christine Talbert
Robin Warner
Charles Williams
Karen Zaleski
...and all our parishioners who are
homebound or reside in area nursing
homes and are unable to attend Mass.
Recently Baptized
Please welcome our newly Baptized into our Faith
Community.
Alexander Ronald McCoy
Alyssa Puma
Ayla Ara Mathias
Bryson Howard DePree
Colton James Stapleton
Evan James Lonergan
Gemma Elizabeth Flannick
Gwen Catherine Olsinski
Harrison Michael Haider
Kennedy Harper Puccia
Mackenzie Grace Gomola
Members In the Service
PFC Jacob Alexander; LCPL Jon C. Atkinson, USMC;
William J. Borath, Army; Lt. Colonel Scott
Michael Breece, USAF; AM1 John Caldwell, (VFA 32); 2nd Lt. Sam
Camut, USMC; Capt. Dan Crum, USAF; Lt. Colonel Peter Dargle, U.S. Army;
Veronica Dominguez; Spc. Frank Christopher Dunning; PFC Albert
Hadley, Infantry/Scout; Ensign Matthew Hartung USN; MSgt. Patrick
Heffernan; LT. Jenna Hehn, USN; 1st Lt. Trevor Hehn, U.S. Army; Capt.
Laura Hehn M.D. U.S. Army; MM3 Christopher Heim; Lt. Mellisa Hillman,
Navy; Sgt. Christopher Holden; Lt. Colonel Matthew Holloway, Air National
Guard; Michael Huddle, U.S. Army; CWO4 Christopher Joyce, Army
Airborne; Corporal Edward Keller III; PFC Christian Kotas, Army National
Guard (Added); PFC NCARNG Derek Koontz; Lt. Patrick McFarland; SPC
Michael Quinn, Jr., U.S. Army; USMC; Lt. Matthew Santoli, USMC; Lt.
Carter Stapleton; LT JG Ryan P. Veatch, USN; LT Robert Vendley, U.S.
Army; LT William Vey III; Staff Sgt. Andrew Vranek, USAF Army Airborne;
Joshua Wagner, U.S. Army; CTT2 Zachary Wortham, USN; PFC Ryan Wilson,
Army National Guard
… and for all service members not listed here.
Mass Intentions
Mon. January 18
7 am +Andrew McNulty
(Hack family)
9 am
Gini White
(Jack & Joan Healy)
Tues. January 19
7 am +Louis Latierzo
(Debra Ludde)
9 am +Cathy Job
(Betsy Harrington)
Weds. January 20
St. Fabian & St. Sebastian
7 am +Johanna Urban
(Dad & family)
11 am
+Chuck Johnson
(Paul & Pat Rossi) (CKHS)
6:30 pm +Andrew McNulty
(Divine Mercy Cenacle)
Thurs. January 21
St. Agnes, Virgin & Martyr
7 am
+Patricia Katherine
Davoren
(Dick & Trish Mahoney)
9 am +Howard Cole Strickland
(Grainda family)
Fri. January 22 Day of Prayer for
Protection of Unborn
Children
7 am +Ruth Parker
(Dick & Trish Mahoney)
9 am +Delblanco Family
members
(Gonzalez family)
7 pm +Philip LaBerge (Cheryl
DePalma) (Spanish Mass)
Sat. January 23
St. Vincent & St.
Marianne Cope
9 am +Clotilde Lopaz, a most
loving grandmother
(Hector Soriano)
5 pm +Joseph Indovino
(Bridget McDonnell)
Sun. January 24
7:30 am Hank & Lorraine Paulsen
(Dexter & Mary Louise
Koehl)
9 am
In Gratitude for God’s
Blessings (Juliana Caspa)
9 am Marie Agnes Loparo
(Maggie Jones)
11 am +Oscar Herrera
(Rica & Jamie Cruz)
1 pm St. Mark parishioners
5 pm Zak Kennedy
(Kennedy family)
6:30pm +Hildegard Waldraff
(Barry & Tricia McCaa)
+ deceased; (requested by)
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Parish Calendar
Sunday, Jan. 17
Friday, Jan. 22 continued
Wednesday, Jan. 20 continued
9 am Children's Mass / FF- 110 am Legion of Mary
3 pm Children's Choir
2 grade (special)
(Room 202)
Practice (Church)
(Parish Hall, Room
12:30 pm YaHM - SilverSneakers
5 pm Interfaith Basketball
135,138)
Fitness Program
Practice (Parish Hall)
2:30 pm Baptisms (Church)
(Parish Hall)
7 pm AE - Ways to Live in
1:30 pm SMHSM Co-op (Room
Health, Mind, Body &
5 pm FF-MS Confirmation I
200-204,120,121)
Spirit (SMS Room 259)
(SMS)
2 pm Organ Practice
7 pm FFHSM- Fraternus /
6 pm AE - Catholics Come
(Church)
Fidelis
Home (Room 200,201)
2 pm SMHSM Co-op
(Parish Hall, SMS)
6 pm FF- HSM
Enrichment
7 pm FFHSM- Fraternus /
(Parish Hall, Kitchen)
(Parish Hall)
Fidelis (Parish Hall,
7 pm Organ Practice
3:30 pm Praise Dance Practice
Kitchen)
(Church)
(Room 200-203)
7 pm FOCCUS (Room 203)
Monday, Jan. 18
6:30 pm Den Meeting
7 pm Pack Committee
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
(Room 200-204)
Meeting (Room 202)
7 pm Pastoral Council
7 pm Prayer Group
7 pm RCIA - Hispanic
(Room 200)
(Hispanic) (Church)
(Room 121)
7:30 pm Liturgical Training
Saturday, Jan. 23
7 pm RCIA - Hispanic
(Church)
7 am Men's Fellowship
(Room 121)
Tuesday, Jan. 19
(Room 200)
7:30 pm Men's Bible Study
9 am Preschool (Preschool
10 am Life in the Spirit Prayer
(Room 200,201)
Rooms, Room 203)
Group (SMS Library &
7:30 pm Psalm 150 Practice
9 am Preschool
Chapel)
(Church)
(Room 200,201)
10 am YaHM - Tai Chi (24
Thursday, Jan. 21
11 am YaHM - FFF Winterland
movement Form)
Luncheon
(Parish Hall)
Rooms, Room 203)
11 am Pine Wood Derby Clinic
9 am Preschool
1 pm YaHM - Tripoley
(Parish Hall)
(Room 200,201)
(Room 200)
7 pm Concierto A de Musica
10 am WOJ Babysitting
6 pm FF - Sacrament First
Catolica
(Room 202, 204)
Reconciliations
10 am WOJ Bible Study
(Church)
7 pm Hispanic Music Practice
6 pm Room In The Inn
(Room 204)
4 pm Children's Choir
Sunday, Jan. 24
Practice (Church)
7 pm RCIA (SMS Library)
8:45 am FF - Friends of Jesus
5 pm Interfaith Basketball
7 pm Third Order Carmelites
(Room 200,201,202)
Practice (Parish Hall)
(Room 200,201)
9 am Children's Mass / FF- 17 pm Be a Man - Men's
12 am Room In The Inn
2 grade (special)
Fellowship (Room 202)
(Parish Hall, Room
7 pm Catholic Doctrine Study
Wednesday, Jan. 20
135,138)
(Hispanic) (Room 120)
8 am SLAM (Parish Hall)
10:15 am Girl Scout- St Mark
7 pm Choir Practice (Church)
Troop 3252 (Room 203)
7 pm Evening WOJ Bible
Rooms, Room 203)
Study (Room 200,201)
10 am Cenacle of Divine
3 pm Little Flowers
7 pm Legion of Mary
Mercy (Room 216)
(Room 135)
(Room 203)
10 am Finance - Meeting
Friday, Jan. 22
7 am Cursillo (Room 200)
(Room 204)
5 pm FF-MS Confirmation I
8 am SLAM (Parish Hall)
10 am Newcomers - After the
(SMS)
Boxes (Parish Hall,
6 pm AE - Catholics Come
Rooms, Room 203)
Room 202)
Home (Room 200,201)
9 am Preschool
10 am Staff Meeting
7 pm Organ Practice
(Room 200,201)
(Room 200)
(Church)
9 am Tax Mailing
1:30 pm SMHSM (Room
(Parish Hall)
200,201,202,121)
10 am Finance - Meeting
1:30 pm YaHM -SilverSneakers
(Room 204)
Fitness Program
(Parish Hall)
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Faith Formation
Mass Readings
CALL (Catholic Adults Learning and Living)
Today’s Readings
Using the small faith community model, participants meet in homes,
enjoying fellowship, reflection and inspiration.
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — As a bridegroom
rejoices in his bride, so God
rejoices in the chosen Zion and
Jerusalem (Isaiah 62:1-5).
This semester, CALL groups will study The Church of Mercy: A Vision for the
Church. This book is a collection from Pope Francis’s speeches, homilies and
papers presented during the first year of his papacy. The cost of the study is
$10 and includes the book and study guide.
To register for the study go to the www.stmarknc.org website and download
the registration form. The form, along with payment, can be submitted to
Donna Smith (room 216) in the Family Center or put in the collection basket.
The study will begin the week of Feb 7, and run for 6 weeks. Questions can
be directed to [email protected] 704-948-1306.
Upcoming Workshops
Christine Wisdom M.S. LPC will be offering a spring series of workshops for
parishioners on the following topics. All workshops will be held in Room 259
at St. Mark school.
• Ways to Live in Heath in Mind, Body and Spirit
Wednesday, January 20; 7-9 pm
• Practicing Mindfulness and other ways to cope with anxiety
Wednesday, February 17; 7-9 pm
• 101 for Caregivers
Wednesday, March 16; 7- 9 pm
Space is limited so please RSVP to [email protected]
Psalm — Proclaim his marvelous
deeds to all the nations (Psalm 96).
Second Reading — All the varied
gifts and talents found in the
Christian community are products
of the same Spirit
(1 Corinthians 12:4-11).
Gospel — At a wedding festival in
Cana, Jesus changes water into
wine at his mother’s request
(John 2:1-11).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the
Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International
Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights
reserved.
Monday:
1 Sm 15:16-23; Ps 50:8
-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23;
Mk 2:18-22
Tuesday:
1 Sm 16:1-13;
Ps 89:20-22, 27-28;
Mk 2:23-28
Wednesday: 1 Sm 17:32-33, 37, 4051; Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10;
Mk 3:1-6
Thursday:
1 Sm 18:6-9; 19:1-7;
Ps 56:2-3, 9-13;
Mk 3:7-12
Friday:
1 Sm 24:3-21;
Ps 57:2-4, 6, 11;
Mk 3:13-19, or any of a
number of readings for
the Day of Prayer
Saturday:
2 Sm 1:1-4, 11-12, 19,
23-27; Ps 80:2-3, 5-7;
Mk 3:20-21
Sunday:
Neh 8:2-4a, 5-6, 8-10;
Ps 19:8-10, 15;
1 Cor 12:12-30 [12-14,
27]; Lk 1:1-4; 4:14-21
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Parish Life
St. Mark Preschool Registration for Fall 2016
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•
Women
Newcomers:
January 15-31 - registration for current students and alumni families
February 1-14 - registration for new eligible preschoolers of the parish
Programs offered: T/TH or M/W/F for 3-year-olds and M-F or T-F or M/W/F for 4- & 5year-olds. All classes are from 9 am—1 pm with a lunchtime included.
Enrollment forms are available on the parish website www.stmarknc.org (click on
Preschool) or in the Preschool office, room 217. Register in person on Feb.1, 10 am—
noon on the second floor of the Parish Center or mail the Registration Form directly
to the Preschool. A non-refundable Registration Fee of $75 must accompany the
Enrollment Form. (Check made payable to St. Mark Preschool.)
A lottery will be conducted if numbers exceed the spaces available. When all classes
are full, a waiting list will be established. After Feb. 14, any remaining spaces will be
filled on a first-come, first-served basis. You will be notified of your child’s
acceptance as soon as possible.
Children must be the age of the class by Aug. 31 and potty-trained by the start of
school. No exceptions. A tour of the school is available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
in Jan. by appointment only.
Call the Preschool Director, Jane Petriella 704-948-8015.
Rosary Makers Ministry Monthly Meeting
When: Sunday, January 31 - opening prayer 1 pm
Where: Parish Family Center, Room 200
Rosary Makers - bring your smiles and completed rosaries and pick up your new
mission kits and also crystal rosary kits for faith formation. Your children are always
welcome. We look forward to seeing you at our first meeting in the New Year!
For information, check the online Parish calendar at www.stmarknc.org
Contact: Susan Wild, [email protected], 704-936-9412. If you speak Spanish,
please contact Gladis Compoverde at 704-795-7406.
Next “After the
Boxes” Session
When: Wed., Jan. 20—
April 13; 10 am—
11:30 am
Where: Family Center,
Rooms 200-201
New to our parish or still
feel “new”? The class is
based on Susan Miller’s
book After the Boxes Are
Unpacked dealing with the
spiritual, emotional and
practical needs when
making a move. It is a
great way to meet fellow
parishioners and make
new friends. Please
contact us so we can look
forward to meeting you.
Contacts: Cathy,
704-895-9879 or Maxine,
704-274-5453 or email
[email protected]
Alzheimer’s Caregiver/Family Support Group
St. Mark will be hosting a monthly support group through the Alzheimer’s Association. Our goal is to provide
emotional support and information in an environment of trust, where the challenges of life can be comfortably
shared. Please join us as we support one another on this Alzheimer’s journey with many unknowns. Meetings will be
held the first Monday of each month at 6:30 pm in room 203 in the Fr. Kerin Center. For more information, please
contact Janet Urban, 704-948-3558 or email at [email protected]
Christian Aguirre & Jenna
Zimorowicz
Carlos Argueta & Maite Marroquin
Judith Barsosky
Gregory & Jennifer Button
Joseph & Belinda Christian
Nicholas & Sandi Dascoulias
Cindy Ewing
Kevin & Jennifer Finneran
Chuck & Lauren Fortuna
Dorothy Hedrick
Ezequiel Ivan & Ruth Coral
Bryan & Victoria Karagus
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New Parishioners!
December 2015
W. Jeffrey & Jane Keim
Robert & Maureen Lanigan
Irene Lebron
Matthew & Liezel Lee
Dianne Lewis
Robert & Linda Montminy
Jim & Patricia Morgan
Melissa Muchler
Maureen Nadeau
Patrick Nelson & Melissa Lambert
Robin & Lesley Pett
Ed & Angela Regner
Alicia Romeo
Christine Sortino
Andrew & Lisa Szafarczyk
Susan Talbot
Maria Urda
David & Mary Anne Wonn
Alicia Zigaro
High School Ministry
The Mecklenburg Area Catholic
Schools (MACS) are accepting
applications for new students
for the 2016-17 school year at
all schools and for all grades.
The Early Admission Round ends
January 31 for PreK-8th grade
applicants.
Upcoming
Jan. 17:
Life Teen – Overfed Yet
Starving
Substitutes to God’s
Love.
http://lifeteen.com/
cym/life-night/overfedyet-starving/
Please visit the MACS website at
www.macs-schools.com for
applications and more
admissions information.
Jan. 21 – 22: March for Life
Jan. 24:
No Meeting
Jan. 31:
Life Teen – Counterfeit
Counterfeits of God’s
Love
http://lifeteen.com/
cym/life-night/
counterfeit /
Feb. 7:
Super Bowl Party
For school locations and
additional information please
call the MACS Admissions
Office at 704-370-3273 or visit
our website
www.macs-schools.com.
Young at Heart
Young at Heart Alzheimer’s Respite Ministry
St. Mark will be beginning a social/respite ministry for individuals with early to moderate Alzheimer’s. This ministry
will fill the need for prayer, friendship and socialization, realizing that meaningful relationships remain possible
throughout all stages of Alzheimer’s. This ministry will also provide the all-important need for respite for caregivers
while providing your loved one the opportunity to socialize through prayer, crafts, music and shared memories.
WE ARE IN NEED OF THE FOLLOWING: Volunteers to assist with activities or to simply sit and hold a hand while
listening to memories, craft items such as washable markers, paints, adult coloring books, and any leftover items
from your craft projects, grocery store gift cards used to provide snacks. Volunteers to entertain periodically through
music or singing. Please prayerfully consider helping with this important and much needed ministry.
Our start date will depend on our volunteers!
Contact Janet Urban at 704-948-3558 or email at [email protected]
Prayer Shawl Ministry
When: Second and fourth
Tuesdays of the month
Where: Parish Hall
Members pray together as they
crochet and knit prayer shawls
for people suffering through a
time of transition, crisis or
need, and baby blankets and
hats for infants in area hospital
neo-natal units and for
individual requests. Contact us
to join this group or receive a
shawl, infant cap or blanket.
Contact: Carole Lavinio,
704-992-5659; Sharon Marshall
(baby blankets) 704-875-8811
The Winter
Wonderland
Luncheon Reminder
When: Tuesday, Jan 19; 11 am
Where: Parish Center
For those
parishioners
who have
reserved their
spot please
remember to
join us
Tuesday. Only those with
reservations will be admitted.
Opportunities for All Ages
If you would like to expand your knowledge and
understanding of your Catholic Faith in a
practical and fun way, volunteering for YaHM is
a fabulous way to do it.
Most of our participants, and those we focus our
services on, are age 55 and over. Many who
volunteer are under 55, we have families with
young children who take the entire family to
visit the elderly in nursing homes or who may be
homebound.
Please contact us or refer to the bulletin board
to learn more about how you can help. We look
forward to hearing from and empowering you to
use your God-given talents to provide service to
others.
Contact: Leanne, 704-948-0231, ext. 107
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Knights of Columbus
Congratulations
Second Degree Induction
Raymond Marr - Knight of The Month
When: Jan. 23
Dexter and Mary Louise Koehl - Family of The Month Where: St. Thomas Aquinas
Contact: Ray FitzGerald for details
Welcome
Welcome to new member Joe Riley, who transferred from Visit our website: www.kofcnc12654.org
Rome, NY.
In Keeping With The Vatican's Year of Mercy, a Letter From The Knights of Columbus Supreme Treasurer:
We need your help in a crisis that is unfolding before our
eyes--the persecution of our suffering fellow in the
Middle East and elsewhere in the world.
From Erbil, Iraq, Archbishop Warda wrote to
share his overwhelming gratitude:
“The Knights of Columbus have been
particularly generous in their support, and we
cannot thank you enough for your donations, which
demonstrate a commitment to the work of Christ and
to the needs of suffering Middle East Christians.”
In the Ukraine, Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk of
Kiev-Halych wrote: “I would like to express my immense
gratitude for the most generous gifts of the Knights of
Columbus... May the Good Lord reward your generosity
with His multiple heavenly gifts.”
people, most of them Christians, are now displaced by
ongoing violence in that country. These innocent people
need our help! They are facing grave dangers and
desperate circumstances as they pray for
whatever hope we can give them.
In his thank-you letter, Bishop Warda tells how
your donations are being used in Erbil, Iraq:
“The Knights of Columbus donation is being used to
help create permanent low-cost housing for those
Christian families (there will be many of them!) who
choose to stay in Iraq, but who will not return to their
original homes.”
We are deeply joyful to hear of this progress. If you wish
to learn more about our work in the Middle East and
Ukraine, and hear from those we are assisting in those
regions, visit www.ChristiansatRisk.org. Yet, sadly, there
Supreme Knight Carl Anderson has called on all people of is still so much more work to be done. In the city of Erbil
alone, there are at least 100,000 refugees. As our fellow
goodwill to support those who are facing persecution: It
has shocked the conscience of the world that, simply for Christians and others suffer unimaginable hardships here
and across the globe, we ask you to make a donation now
their faith, people are systematically being purged from
the region where their families have lived for millennia. It that will alleviate their anguish in a tangible way.
is imperative that we stand in solidarity with them in
From Syria, Archbishop Jean-Clement Jeanbmt wrote to
defense of the freedom of religion and conscience, and
us crying out for healing and respite for his city: “Allow
provide them with whatever relief we can.
me to stand by numerous families in Aleppo who are in
mourning and to suffer with them! Allow me to raise my
So I must ask you, will you please join in solidarity with
voice to call on all men and women to hear our plea.”
all your brothers from Huntersville and throughout the
world by giving generously right now to our Christian
Refugee Relief Fund? A gift of $10, $I3, $15 -or even more I urge you to answer this plea and so many others rising
from the world 's most war-torn regions by giving what
-will bring critical assistance and new hope to our
you can today. Thank you and God bless you for your
persecuted brethren in the Middle East and across the
generosity!
globe.
Please know that every penny of your donation directly
supports humanitarian assistance and raising awareness
for those suffering the most. The Knights of Columbus
Supreme Council covers all administrative costs of this
Annual Appeal program, so the total amount of your
donation will go directly to meet this dire need.
Today in Syria alone, there are now 10 million people
living under forced displacement, and in Iraq there are
more than 4 million. In Ukraine, at least 1.3 million
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Fraternally yours,
Michael J. O'Connor
Supreme Treasurer
" Where is your brother?"
"His blood cries out to me, says the Lord. This is not a
question directed to others, it is a question directed to
me, to you, to each of us,"
Pope Francis
Community Outreach
Habitat for Humanity Lake Norman Faith Coalition Home Build
When: Saturdays 2/6 – 5/7
Where: 9906 Psalms Street, Cornelius
We have been given a wonderful opportunity to work together with
Lake Norman Baptist Church and Mount Zion United Methodist Church
to build a home for Our Towns Habitat for Humanity. We hope that our
parish will come together in unity to fulfill the Gospel by serving our
neighbors and helping a family have a place to call their “home”.
The wall rising begins February 6 with completion on May 7, 2016. Ages 16 and older are welcome to
participate. Registration is online at the St. Mark website www.stmarknc.org. Once you have put in your
registration information, please look at the schedule for 9906 Psalms Street. Details are listed for each
workday.
In addition, we have committed to offering hospitality (coffee, cocoa, snacks at 10:30am) on the following
weekends: 2/13, 2/27,3/19,4/16,4/30. If anyone is interested in organizing a group to help with the hospitality
it only requires a handful of people to set up and serve. This is an easy opportunity for elementary, middle and
high school students. Please consider joining together with local churches to build this home. What a fabulous
opportunity for St. Mark to give of our time during the Lent and Spring seasons.
Contact: Beth at [email protected] or 704-948-0231 ext. 136 if you have any questions.
Room in the Inn (RITI)
The Levine & Dickson Hospice House
The Room in the Inn Ministry continues, with 10
adult men and women coming each Tuesday
evening. The program continues through March. We
provide a safe and warm place to sleep, a hot dinner
and breakfast, a bag lunch, and laundry service.
LDHH in Huntersville continues to serve our community through
its mission to relieve suffering and improve the quality and
dignity of life through compassionate hospice care for those at
the end of life, palliative care for those with advanced illness,
and by providing community education.
We would like to thank the following local hotels for
assisting us with laundering sheets and towels in
January.
• Clarion Inn, Cornelius
• Hampton Inn & Suites, Huntersville
• Courtyard Marriott, Huntersville
• Huntersville Inn & Suites
St. Mark Parish is once again sponsoring the meals at LDHH
during the months of February and March. The Meal
Sponsorship program provides a warm meal to families sitting
bedside vigil with their loved ones at LDHH. Dinners are
provided each Tuesday and Thursday of the sponsored months
and lunch every other Saturday, giving patients and their
families an opportunity to spend this priceless time together.
We continue to need volunteers and donations,
including large and XL sweatpants, deodorant, and
razors. Financial donations are also welcome, to
cover paper supplies and gas for the rental vans.
More information can be found on the Church
website.
Volunteers are needed to provide and deliver the meals, setting
them up “buffet style” in the LDHH family dining area. No
clean up is required.
Contact: Larry Hauser, [email protected]
This is a great Lenten project to do with your family, friends, or
neighbors! To volunteer a meal, please contact Mary Fink at
[email protected].
Ongoing Collection of Food for Catholic Charities
Beginning in mid January, there will be a bin in the entrance of the Narthex of the Church
labeled “Catholic Charities” in which you can place any non-perishable foods to donate to
their food pantry. This collection will be on-going and you may drop off food at any time.
Please make sure the items are non-perishable, e.g. peanut butter and jellies (in plastic
containers), boxed goods, canned goods, etc., basically anything that won’t spoil before it
can be used.
Pope Francis challenges us in this Year of Mercy to take care of our fellow man. What better way is there to do this
than to help provide for man’s basic needs of food, clothing and shelter?
Take advantage of our grocery stores “buy one, get one free” program and donate the “free” one to Catholic
Charities. It’s a habit that is fun to get into! And it’s an easy way to teach your young ones about caring for your
fellow man. Contact: Tricia McCaa, Parish Office, 704-948-0231
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Respect Life
Young Adult
The Helpers of God's Precious Infants
Calling all young adults!
When: Saturday, January 30 at 9 am
We invite you
to join us in
our many
faith,
fellowship,
and service
opportunities.
We are open
to all young adults in their 20s and 30s - bring
friends, and some events are child-friendly as
well.
Below are just some of our upcoming events:
To learn more about upcoming events, join our
social media groups on Facebook: “The Young
Adult Ministry of St. Mark Catholic Church,” and
on Meetup.com.
The Helpers of God’s Precious Infants
- Charlotte Chapter invites you to
attend our next Procession for Life
hosted at the Charlotte Catholic High
School chapel on Saturday, January
30. We will begin with 9 am Mass
followed by prayer with Fr. Kauth at
Family Reproductive Health on Hebron
Rd. Those who prefer not to join us on
the sidewalk are welcomed to
spiritually support us in prayer
through Eucharistic Adoration
happening concurrently in the
chapel. The Charlotte Helpers
organizes prayerful, Eucharist-centered processions at our local
abortion clinics with our diocesan priests four times a year.
Please join us in praying for a Culture of Life in our city. Visit
CharlotteHelpers.com for more information.
Other Opportunities
Information: http://meetup.com/St-MarkCatholic-Church-Young-Adult-Ministry
Contact: Heather Moeller: 704-491-7554,
[email protected]
“The PATH” with Fr. Paul
McNulty
When: The 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month 78:15 pm- Jan 26, Feb 9, Feb 23
Where: Room 214 in the Family Center
The PATH is a series of informal discussions and
Bible study led by Fr. Paul, covering various
areas of our Catholic faith. Fellowship at a local
restaurant afterwards, location TBD.
Game Night
When: Saturday January 30, 7-10 pm
Where: Crafty Beer Guys on Old Statesville Rd.
Join us for a casual game night at CBG. They
have a wide selection of beverages, and you can
bring any food or games. For dinner, we will
have pizza delivered.
Mass and Ice Skating
When: Saturday February 6, 5:30 Mass followed
by ice skating
Where: St. Matthews in Ballantyne, then
Pineville Icehouse
Join other YAs in the Charlotte area for Mass and
ice skating. RSVP on Meetup.com, and post a
comment for carpooling.
Visit: catholicmenofthecarolinas.org
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Anuncios Semanales del Ministerio Hispano
Estudio de Doctrina
Católica
Todos los jueves de 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Salón 121 Iglesia San Marcos
Les invitamos a
acompañarnos
en el grupo de
Estudio de
Doctrina
Católica donde
tratamos
temas de fe y
moral
siguiendo los
lineamientos del Catecismo de la
Iglesia Católica, la Sagrada Biblia y
otras fuentes de lectura espiritual.
También consideramos asuntos de
actualidad y de interés para el
fortalecimiento de nuestra
formación como propagadores de las
enseñanzas de la Iglesia y fermento
de fe en nuestra familia y en la
comunidad.
Para información por favor llamar a
Jorge Beltrán al 248-935-4077 o por
el correo [email protected]
Información en Español
Andrea Solórzano 704-948-4239
Rosalba Rojas 704-895-8866
Horario De Misas
Misa Diaria:
Lunes, Martes, Jueves y
Viernes:
7am y 9 am
Viernes:
7pm Español
Miércoles: 7 am y 6:30 pm
Sábados:
9 am
Sábado:
5 pm
Domingo: 7:30, 9, 11 am
1 pm Español
5 pm Misa de
jóvenes
Sacramentos
Bautizos: Clases todos los segundos
sábados de cada mes de 10 am a 12
pm Celebración del Bautismo todos
los segundos domingos de cada mes
a las 2:30 pm. Por favor contacte a
Caridad Masson al 704-948-2839
para registrarse en las clases.
Matrimonios: Clases PreMatrimoniales, favor avisar con seis
meses de anticipación.
21 de enero: Fiesta de Santa Inés – Virgen y Martir
Santa Inés nació alrededor del año 290. Pertenecía a
una noble familia romana. La joven recibió muy
buena educación cristiana y había consagrado su
virginidad al Señor Jesús.
Debido a sus riquezas y hermosura, la santa fue
pretendida por varios hombres, incluso por el hijo
del alcalde de Roma, el cual le prometió grandes
regalos a cambio de la promesa de matrimonio. Pero
ella, prometió entregar su vida a Jesús y ante esta
negativa, él la denunció como cristiana al
gobernador. En ese tiempo los cristianos eran perseguidos y ejecutados.
El gobernador intentaba persuadirla con amenazas, pero no logró convencerla
así que la envió a una casa de prostitución, donde acudieron muchos jóvenes
licenciosos pero que no se atrevieron a acercársele, pues fue protegida por
ángeles. El gobernador enfurecido la mandó a quemar en una hoguera, pero
las llamas no le hicieron daño. Finalmente resuelve condenarla a muerte
degollada.
En el momento de morir el gobernador aún la intentaba persuadir de que
renegara de su fe y fidelidad a Jesús a cambio de perdonarle la vida, pero ella
se mantuvo fiel a Jesús. Llegado el momento del martirio, reza y espera sin
temor la llegada de su propia muerte.
Sus restos fueron enterrados en la Vía Nomentana, en las llamadas
catacumbas de Santa Inés. Aún hoy, el 21 de enero de cada año, se bendicen
en este lugar dos corderillos con cuya lana se teje el Pallium del Papa y de los
Arzobispos. La Iglesia introdujo su nombre en el canon de la Misa.
Grupo de Oración
Carismático
Virgen Peregrina
Nuestra Santísima Madre María, la
Virgen de Guadalupe, está visitando
Todos los viernes a las 7:45 pm
nuestra comunidad dejando un regalo
Iglesia San Marcos
de amor, paz, fe y esperanza. Si
Jesucristo siempre nos está buscando deseas abrir las puertas de tu hogar a
y nos habla de muchas maneras. Sólo nuestra Madre María, puedes
tenemos que saber escuchar su voz.
inscribirte llamando a Yolanda
El grupo carismatico Esperanza y Vida Gutierrez al teléfono 980-255-6233.
te invita y te espera todos los viernes
a las 7:45 pm para participar y juntos
alabemos a Dios. Para mas
información puedes llamar al
hermano William Veliz al
704-634-8302
Exposición Perpetua del
Santísimo Sacramento
Nuestro Señor Jesucristo está
expuesto en la Capilla 24 horas al
día, 7 días a la semana. Ven a
visitarlo y a pasar un momento en la
presencia de Jesús Sacramentado. El
Señor ha reservado gracias especiales
para los que le visitan. En el altar el
Señor es puro amor, y distribuye sus
gracias a manos llenas a los que le
visitan.
“Agradezcamos a Dios que siempre
está presente, cercano y
misericordioso.”
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