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St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
271 WINCHESTER STREET  WARRENTON, VIRGINIA 20186
FOURTEENTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
JULY 03, 2016
“How lovely is Your dwelling
place, O Lord God of Hosts.”
Psalm 84:1
PASTOR
Rev. James R. Gould
PAROCHIAL VICAR
Rev. Kevin J. Fimian
SPANISH APOSTOLATE
Rev. Henry Rivera
540-325-4568
DEACONS
Rev. Mr. J. D. Williams
Rev. Mr. Don Libera
Rev. Mr. Daniel Resendes (Ret.)
MASS SCHEDULE 
Saturday Vigil ........ 5:00 & 7:00 pm (Spanish)
Sunday .............................. 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am,
12:30 & 5:30 pm
Weekdays .................................... 6:30 & 8:30 am
(Saturday 8:30 am only)
Holy Days as Announced
CONFESSIONS
Wednesday ................................................ 8:00 pm
Saturday ..................... 9:00 am, 4:00 - 5:00 pm
Sunday ....................½ hour before every Mass
Spanish
Sabados ....................................................... 6:30 pm
PASTORAL STAFF (540)-347-2922
Office Manager
Mrs. Rosemary Coakley................. ext. 202
Director of Music
Mr. James W. Noakes ............................ext. 206
Director of Religious Education
Mrs. Sherin Murphy................................ext. 209
Youth Director
Ms. Ceci Galvin..........................................ext. 212
Receptionist/Recepcionista & Bulletin Editor
Mrs. Olivia McDonough.................. ext 201
School Principal
Mr. Arthur Fairweather ..........(540)347-2458
Director of Pre-School
Mrs. Julie Copeland ..................(540)347-5341
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Second & Fourth Sundays at 2:00 pm. Preparation is required. Contact Olivia
McDonough at (540) 347-2922, ext. 201 to make arrangements.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Couples wishing to be married MUST contact the Parish Office at least six
months prior to wedding or making any wedding arrangements.
Para Informacion en Espanol, Llame 540-347-2922.
SICK CALLS
Please notify the Parish Office for visits and/or Communion calls to the sick and
shut-ins.
BULLETIN DEADLINE
Submissions are due in writing at 4:00 pm Thursday, ten days prior to the Sunday
of publication. All pulpit announcement requests for the following Sunday must
be submitted in writing by 12:00 noon, Thursday.
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
540-270-6774
FACILITIES SCHEDULING
Use of all facilities must be scheduled through the Parish Office.
PARISH REGISTRATION
If you live within our parish boundaries and have not
yet registered, please contact the parish office.
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Monday - Friday ................................................................ 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Phone........................ 540-347-2922
Fax........................... 540-347-1274
On the web ...................................................................................... www.sje1.org
St. John the Evangelist Weekly Bulletin
Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
MEETINGS AND ACTIVITIES FOR THIS WEEK
†
Weekly Goal
$ 30,000
Weekly Offertory
$ 19,708
Faith Direct*
$ 7,950
Total Weekly Offertory w/FD
$ 27,658
+ / -- for the week
-$ 2,342
Poor Box for the week
$ 391.00
Thank you for your generosity!!!
Contributions via Faith Direct are deposited in the
parish bank account once a month. The total deposit in
Jun designated for Offertory of $31,803 has been
divided by four and added to the weekly totals.
Original Church loan value: $1,858,878
Current Church loan value: $ 489;355
RETIRE THE DEBT (RTD) UPDATE
Monthly payment on loan
$ 25,000.00
RTD Collection June
$ 15,241.00
+/-$ 9,759.00
Note: A minus figure must be made up through church
Funds generally used for other ministries
Please do not use tape on envelopes, it is not
necessary.
Sunday, July 03
Confessions ½ hour before every Mass
Curia Meeting ~ 1:30 – 4:30pm Mercy Hall
Young Adults ~ 6:30pm Pavillion
Adult Disc. ~ 10:00am KofC Social Room
†
Monday, July 04
Mass ~ 10am Independence Day Mass
Legion of Mary ~ 9:45am Mercy Hall
7:00pm Parish Office
Parish Office Closed
†
Tuesday, July 05
Rosary for Our Country ~ 8:00am Church
E.S.O.L. ~ 6:30pm Parish Office
†
Wednesday, July 06
Eucharist Adoration ~ 9:00am – 8:00pm
Confessions ~ 8:00pm
Miraculous Medal Novena ~ 7:00pm Church
A.A. Meeting ~ 8:00pm Mercy Hall
Bible Class/Fr. Rivera ~ 7-8:30pm Youth Room
†
Thursday, July 07
Eucharist Adoration ~ 9:00am to 8:00am Friday
E.S.O.L. ~ 6:30pm Parish Office
†
Monday ~ 07/04/16 Independence Day
10:00am P.J. Kidwell +
Tuesday ~ 07/05/16
6:30am P.J. McCown
8:30am Thank You to Jesus, Mary, &
Friday, July 08
Eucharistic Adoration ~ 9:00am – 8:00am Sat.
Legion of Mary Jr. ~ 4;30pm Parish Library
†
Joseph for prayers answered
Wednesday ~ 07/06/16
6:30am Grace Davies
8:30am Stephen Curley +
Thursday ~ 07/07/16
6:30am Cole Davies
8:30am Michael McGuire +
Friday ~ 07/08/16
6:30am Ellen LaPlante +
8:30am James Aldrich +
Saturday ~ 07/09/16
8:30am Luz Amparo Calderon Burgos
Vigil 5:00pm Matthew Hassan & Family
Spanish 7:00pm Maria del Refugio Godoy y
Teresa Arellano +
Sunday ~ 07/10/16
7:30am People’s Intentions
9:00am MaryAnn Hassan +
10:45am Kimberly & Grayson Grouge
12:30pm Jose Vasquez +
5:30pm Frank Magnotta +
Saturday, July 09
Confessions ~ 9am and 4:00pm
†
Sunday, July 10
Confessions ½ hour before every Mass
Curia Meeting ~ 1:30 – 4:30pm Mercy Hall
Young Adults ~ 6:30pm Pavillion
Adult Disc. ~ 10:00am KofC Social Room
Father Mark, my mother, brother and I would
like to thank everyone for the beautiful
reception for Father Mark’s farewell. The food,
balloons, ice cream, posters and beautiful
flower arrangements along with the many
parishioners who attended the party created a
wonderful family farewell to a wonderful priest,
brother and friend. Thank you so very much.
God bless you all!
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Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Please let us know when your loved ones have returned
home safely. Thank you!
Please Pray For Our Men And Women In The Service Of
Our Country: Michael O’Neal, Frank Snyder, Kirt & Mark
Wlaschin, Dan Flatley, Joseph Wheeler, Lewis Shadle, Timothy
O’Bryant, Sigfredo Quiles, Chris Hawks, Jimmy Topper, Stephen
Hacker, Chase Villavicencio, Mason Mugnolo, Douglas Sherman,
Ashley Parker, Kevin Koehr, John Crosby, Matthew Fisher, Sgt.
Eric Schneider, Sean Breen, John Bowes, John C. Orban, Stefan
Theriault, Hayden & Andy Howell, Zach Angell, Nicholas Castelli,
Andrew Wing, Patrick Drury, James B. Lewis, Thomas
Richardson, Ryan Foley, David Poff, Shahin Uddin, LCDR Sean
Thompson, Michael Lewis, Ensign Daniel Evans, Ensign Ryan
Costa, Tommy Conrath, Capt. Jeff Gunlicks, 1st Lt. David Lemelin,
Stephanie Miller
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK OF OUR PARISH
Charles Phillips, Amy G., John Shepherd, Shawn Cooper, Frances
Centanni, Peggy Dearden, Peter Anthony, Cindy Goletz, Emily
Winkler, Thomas Stanley, Thomas Stanley Jr., Irene Petersen,
Richard McMullen, Virginia Staats, Dorothy Laster, George
Rosenberger, Loretto Sullivan, Jerry McPherson, Jack Britton, Jillian
Simonson, Jeffrey Stonerock, Florence Grabowicz, Lucy Walbroehl,
Sadie Brooks, Cynthia Bailey, Tyler Golden, Arleen Harris, Caroline
O’Grady, Sister Mariangeles Lutz, George Chapman, Lee Garneau,
Robin Collins, Louis Raymond, Sharon Simpson, Ann Carroll, Peter
Fisher, Margaret Regis, Charles Prizmonte, Polly O’Meara, Andrew
Schwartz, Randy Creel, Juan Arroyo, Martha Miller, Bill Flook, Ines
Goncalves, Carol Begley, Kim Smith, Ivy Thompson, Sharon Lively,
Karina Schulte, Elias Schulte, Greg Taylor, Phil Doucet, Mary Van
Schaick, Sue Kemper, Rob Sylcox, Phil Morris, Marissa Jackson, Ida
Klepper, Gene Bailey, Logan Andrzejewski, Frances Collins, Dave
McNichol, Amelia Szafir, Dave Davis, Sara Marino, Carol Peters,
Mike Cobb, Jane Ericson, Edna O’Donnell, Marisa Gottschalk,
Connor Keating, Kyle Pinelli, Joaquin Archilla, Richard Stouffer,
Robert Poff, Crystale Smith, Gloribeth Perez, Ronald Green, Joe
Kowalewski, Julie Radzville, Mary Guyant, Ellen Khoury, Rose
Howard, John & Gloria Knight, Colleen Merk, George Ward, Gunther
Morse, John Biegert, Rod Beran, Beverly Gaunt, Joe Guerrero, Nora
Ann Bernet, Elaine Watkins, Anthony Pizzo, Jim Simpson, Lorrie
McClure, Josephine Rivera, Jolynn Desch, Anne H. Gay, Donovan
Griffin, Sister Margaret Mary Griffin OP, Ray Young, John Guyant,
John Bahosky, J.D. Jeter, Peter Romero, Pat Sanders, Bernie
Boteler, Bruce Cooper, Joseph Angoco, Vivian Holmes, Garnet Lake,
Fr. Joseph Clark, Pat Sampsell, Catharine Ogilvie, Mark Ogilvie,
Mike Soderman, Julie & Mac Basinski, Pam Gay, Guillermina
Veladiz, Sister Louise Benecke, Raymonde Thompson, Michelle
Frazier, Glorybeth Smith, Jean Kowalewski, Susan Stroud, Paula
Todd, Janet Wiebler, Mary Curtis, John McMahon, Jenna McMahon,
Phyllis Zwirko, Anne Hartz, Jacque Ogilvie, Bob Brann, Paul
Prizmonte, Tim Firebaugh, Bonnie Fogelberg, Rod Frazier, Annette
Fontaine, Timothy Forster, Armando Archivaldo, Caleb Frazier,
Louise Costas, David Jerge, Readine Owens, Kathy Smith, Cathy
Stouffer, Nicholas Stoud, Frank Cocast, Freddy Godfrey, Mercedes
Wazowski, Aidan Frazier, Tessie Pozo-Olano, Marki Cena, Anne
Hartz
JESUS I TRUST IN YOU
“Can you not keep watch with
Me for one hour?”
Please join members of the parish in a Holy Hour – from
3:00-4:00pm every Friday, for the Chaplet of Divine
Mercy and the Mercy Stations of the Cross during
Eucharistic Adoration. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy is
also prayed every morning after the 8:30 am Mass,
Monday through Thursday during the school year – and
additionally after the 8:30 am Mass on Friday mornings
during the summer months. If you cannot be present to
pray with us at the parish at these times, simply join in
prayer with us spiritually by briefly thinking of our Lord’s
Passion & Death every day at 3:00pm – and especially
on Friday’s at 3:00pm – by simply praying the words,
“Jesus I Trust in You.” Donna Marie Stanislaw
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Please prayerfully consider committing
to one of the following hours which are
short of Adorers: Wednesdays 12noon1pm, 1pm-2pm, 3pm-4pm: Thursdays
noon to 1pm; Fridays 2am-3am, 8am8:30am, 9am-10am, 1pm-2pm, 7pm-8pm.
Please contact Teresa Letteri at 540-287-2870 or
[email protected] or Christy Williams at 540788-4560 or [email protected] to schedule
your weekly hour.
Noticias para la comunidad hispana:
Confesiones todos los sábados a las 6:30pm
Misa en español todos los sábados a las 7pm
Sacramento del Bautismo: La clase se imparte el
primer sábado de cada mes, la clase es requerida
antes de recibir o participar de este sacramento. Los
padres y padrinos deben asistir a la clase. Por favor
de llamar a
540-347-2922 Ext. 211 para registrarse.
The Secular Franciscan Order:
(3rd order of St. Francis)
Who are we? We are Catholic lay people from
various walks of life, mothers, fathers, single,
nurses, lawyers, writers, etc.
What do we do? We meet in fraternity once a month
to pray & study the rule given to lay people by St.
Francis himself and to support each other in Gospel
living. Interested? Come and See! Call Toya Finzel,
OFS @ 540-937-9805.
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St. John the Evangelist Weekly Bulletin
Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
(A farewell letter from our dear Father Moretti)
Dear Folks,
As I leave and Father Kevin Fimian arrives, it is a pleasure to write the “Dear Folks” letter as I prepare for my new assignment at
Precious Blood Parish in Culpeper. To be honest, I have to get used to writing that name without adding the additional “p”…a
confusion that only life-long Virginians are willing to accept The parish is very nice, and it has been administered by the Missionhurst
fathers for the last 70+ years. Father Kevin Walsh, a great friend and brother in the priesthood, is coming in from three years of study
in Rome to be the pastor. I am sure that we will make a good team together, and help the parish make the transition with joy and
expectation.
Speaking of great friends who make a good team, I cannot say enough wonderful things about Father Jim Gould. I first met
Father Gould when I was an agent for the Department of State in 1987. I made an appointment to visit him at his office when he was
the Vocations Director under Bishop John Keating. His good-natured approach really helped me in the vocation discernment process,
and 30 years later, I still count him as an indispensable part of my life. He is warm, generous, kind, humorous, holy and the best blend
of a Catholic pastor and evangelizer. Every homily or adult education class is meticulously prepared, and is a fine mix of knowledge,
wisdom, and light-hearted humor. His dear Irish mother taught him well!! The five years we have been together here at Saint John’s
has been absolutely the best of my priesthood. Let me give just a few examples to illustrate.
Father Gould works hard to know as many parishioners that he can, and to help them to grow in the grace of God and in the direction
of the Holy Cross. He is always there for us, and many a late night at the call from the hospital, Fr. Jim was there in the emergency
room giving the sacraments to a person in great need. From weddings to baptisms, to school events and community outreach, we
have a pastor “par excellence”!!
In addition, Father Gould knows how to make the rectory life more like a family. Everyone is welcome to visit, and many nights
we would simply sit out on the front walk and wave to people and invite them to sit and chat with us. Call it “old school”, but
parishioners love to see their priests in a more relaxed setting, and this was exemplary. We loved to welcome new parishioners with
quarterly brunches on a Sunday afternoon, and the volunteers who helped us do that were just exceptional. Halloween has become a
tradition, with the families and kids stopping by for tons of Father Jim’s candy, and my famous toasted marshmallows.
Preparation for the high feasts of Christmas and Easter allowed us a chance to increase opportunities for the Sacrament of
Reconciliation. Rather than have a single parish penance service, Fr. Jim and I would make sure that one or both of us would be in the
confessional each night. This was intense for us as priests, but a pleasure for the parishioners, as it accommodated their often hectic
work or family schedules. The word got out, and now we have Catholics from neighboring parishes coming to Saint John’s for
confession. As the old movie line says: “If you build it…they will come!”
Sunday services are amazing too because people genuinely enjoy coming to Mass here. We ask the Holy Spirit to inspire us with
reverent Divine Worship, thoughtful and challenging homilies, prayers for the well-being of our fellow parishioners, and joyfulness. I am
always amused after Mass by the number of people who hang out afterward and let their kids socialize and romp around the front lawn.
All this tells me that we have put together an integrated and cheerful parish family. You can see it in the grand liturgies like the Easter
Vigil, or the Feast of Corpus Christi, or the Spanish Masses for Our Lady’s feasts…in some cases complete with mariachi bands and
processions.
In addition, a distinctive part of our parish is Eucharistic adoration. Thanks to our coordinators, we have many opportunities for it
here, and rare is the day that I don’t come into the church and not see a parishioner or two praying and adoring. But the nocturnal
adoration really makes this parish special. Our Knights of Columbus council made a commitment to have two Knights with the Lord
throughout each holy hour, and to come into the church at 2 or 3 in the morning and see my brother Knights quietly attending the
Blessed Sacrament meant so much to me. They accompany a good number of other parishioners in silent prayer and love for the Lord
and His presence in the Eucharist. I am sure this will continue and will be a special source of grace for the parish.
Finally, there has been a blessing that has descended upon us through funerals. You might think this is a strange thing for me to
say, but allow me to elaborate. Over the past several years, we all know of many of our family here who struggled through painful and
long illnesses and God gave us all a chance to walk “the road to Calvary” with them to support them and pray for them and show them
love. We found ways to make the Cross they were bearing just a little lighter, and to give a sense of relief and comfort to their families.
And when the time came for God to call these friends of His home to the reward promised to the faithful, those final funeral liturgies
provided the correct expression of faith and love to allow a healing balm to descend from the Holy Spirit. We gained a deeper trust in
God, and a strength we did not know before. As I move on to my new assignment, I will be reflecting upon this and letting it motivate
me to be a more compassionate and affectionate priest.
I ask that you keep me, Father Gould, Father Fimian, Father Henry, Father Albert, Deacons JD and Don and Dan, and all of our
parish staff: Sherin Murphy, Greg Mott, James Noakes, Donna May, Tami Burns, Olivia McDonough, Judy Pineda, Dawn Wimer,
Brenda Chichester, Bill Helsel and Rosemary Coakley in your prayers. One decade of my Rosary will always be just for you in return.
May God bless you, and if you feel the need for a road trip, Culpeper is 30 miles down the pike!!
Fr. Mark Moretti
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Greetings! Happy Fathers' Day to all
our parish dads and our parish
priests as well. I wanted to share a
few of my thoughts on education
today and the challenges faced by Catholic
educators, as well as a guide for how they should
proceed in educating students.
"A FEW REMINDERS......."
 "Our job is to teach the students we havenot the ones we would like to have. not the
ones we used to have. Those we have right
now. All of them."- Dr. Kevin Maxwell
 "Care about each student you teach
because children deserve a caring teacher.
They will be able to tell by your actions and
it will come naturally. The children who are
the most difficult to love, need it the most." Natasha Babineau
 "Every student can learn, just not on the
same day or in the same way"- George
Evans
 "As adults we had our day, for good or bad,
when we were in school. Now it is the
current children's time to be educated. If
what administrators or teachers are doing is
not right for students, I do not want to hear
about it. It is not about our comfort or how it
has always been done, it is about the
welfare emotionally, spiritually and
academically of the kids."-Art Fairweather
Have a great summer!
ST. JOHN PRESCHOOL/PRE-K
As the St. John's Preschool year
comes to an end, we would like to
express our deep appreciation to
all of our wonderful families for their generosity and
support you have given us throughout the year.
Thank you for entrusting us with your child's care
and education. We hope that everyone has a safe
and fun-filled summer. Please know that our hearts
and prayers go with you, and we look forward to the
return of another exciting Preschool year in
September. The Preschool office continues to
remain open during the summer on a part-time
basis and messages left are checked daily. St.
John Preschool has a few spaces available in the
4Day and 5Day Pre-K (4 /5 year old) Program. For
questions,inquiries, or to schedule a tour, please
contact the Preschool office at 540-347-5341 or at
the Elementary School at 540-347-2458.
Redskins Football Tickets Raffle
Our parish school is holding a Redskins Football
Tickets Raffle. $50 donation per chance and
only 200 tickets will be sold. The Raffle
includes: 2 tickets to (2) two pre-season and (8)
regular home games during the 2016 season.
These END ZONE tickets are in Section 111,
Row 1, Seats 1 & 2. Parking pass in the Green
Lot include! Tickets Available in the School
Main Office.
Drawing will be held on July 31st.
The 2016 summer Young Adult hang-outs
called Chill @ the Grill has started again
and will run EACH SUNDAY until August
28th at the Deacon Bernie Pavilion located
on the parish grounds behind the St. John’s
School building. Come enjoy hot dogs,
hamburgers, music, volleyball and good
company after the 5:30 pm Sunday Mass –
rain or shine!
RCIA: Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults:
Please contact the Religious Ed Office at 3472922 x209 if you are interested in becoming
Catholic or if you are an adult who needs to be
confirmed. Through a process of discernment,
prayer, education, and sharing with others on
the journey, these adults prepare to become
Catholics and the entire SJE parish community
rejoices with them. Preparation sessions are
held on Wed. evenings in the St. John School’s
Art Room from 7 to 8pm, from September
through the weeks after Easter.
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Religious Ed
2016-2017 Registration
Pre-printed St. John’s RE Family
registrations forms are available
at the parish office.
All students in grades 1-12 who are not
attending a Catholic school should be enrolled
in RE classes.
We offer Kindergarten classes during all 4
sessions.
 Register with payment BEFORE
August 1st to avoid any registration Late
Fees
 Classes are beginning to fill up – so
register early! Session A Grade 7th is now
full with others soon to follow
 Classes begin August 21st & 22nd
 For the upcoming year, we will be
making adjustments to our schedule, with the
following 4 Sessions for grades K-8:
 Session A: Sunday 9:15am-10:30am
 Session B: Sunday 11am – 12:15:pm
 Session C: Sunday 3:45pm – 5pm
 Session D: Monday 5pm – 6:15pm
 High School grades 9-12 will continue
to have classes at these times:
 Sunday 4pm – 5pm
 Monday 5pm – 6pm
 Monday 7pm – 8pm
Confirmation 2016
Confirmation candidates: Please don’t forget
that your C7 & C8 Service Hour Experience
Journals and Spiritual Exercises were due
May 27, 2016.
Please turn in all completed Confirmation
paperwork as soon as you have completed it
so we may update your files. Please do not
wait until the last moment!
Interviews will be schedulded beginning mid
July, through the summer, and completed
before the end of August. So, begin studying
the “Clock Test” questions (found online and
in your packets) for you Interview prep.
Remember the “Act of Contrition”!
Legion of Mary
A Catholic Lay apostolate that performs
both spiritual and corporal Works of
Mercy. Meetings are Monday morning at
9:45 AM in Mercy Hall, Monday evening at
7 PM in the Parish Center and 4:45 on
Friday afternoon for children in the Parish
Center. For more information contact:
Mary Bowes @ 540-439-0340
The Patricians Society will hold its next
adult discussion group on Saturday, July 9,
from 10-12 PM in the Library of St. John’s
School. The topic will be “Internal Form”.
Questions to be discussed are, “What is
internal forum in the Catholic Church?
How is it used? How does it apply to the
divorced and remarried?” All are invited to
come and join in the discussion to learn
more
about
our
Catholic
faith.
Refreshments will be served. Please contact
Bill Flook 540-347-9651 for further
information.
Little Flowers Girls’ Club
Will host their annual Mid-Atlantic Regional
Mary’s Garden Party Camp at the Freedom Center
in Leesburg, VA on July 8-10, 2016. All Catholic
girls age five and up and their mothers are invited,
whether they have any previous involvement in
Little Flowers Girls’ Club or not. The cost is only
$125
for
the
mother/daughter
lodge
accommodations or $65 if tent camping.
Registration
is
online
at
http://www.beholdpublications.com/SummerCamps/.
The Mary’s Garden Party Camp is an opportunity
for up to a hundred girls to come together for a
weekend centered on the Blessed Mother, building
virtue and strengthening authentic Catholic
friendships. Girls will have the opportunity to earn
badges and have a fun camp experience in a
completely Catholic environment. Moms and
leaders will have the opportunity to share wisdom
on raising young girls, exchange advice on
running their Little Flowers Club and have the
opportunity to collaborate on a more effective
program.
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Are You Interested in Learning
more about the Bible?
YOUNG @
New this Year!
Study the Bible at your own pace
and at home.
Parishioners, family and friends, and even new friends
can sign up to watch the videos online and get together
for discussions at any time and place they wish. The
bible studies to be made available are listed below.
Whenyou visit the parish website www.sje1.org and click on
the Adult Bible Study picture it will take you to a page with
available studies. Then click on the title of a bible study
and you will find the link to sign up for the Bible studies that
St. John's is making available. Once you log in and
purchase the study materials, you will be able to watch the
videos at your convenience. Please look for future studies
in upcoming bulletins and on the parish website.
These Studies were designed to form a solid foundation for
an ongoing parish Bible Study program. We hope to add
other studies in the future. If you have any questions,
please call the Religious Ed office at 540-347-2922 x209.
The first Study, started in October, was “The Bible
Timeline: The Story of Salvation.” The 24 lessons in
“The Bible Timeline” guide the student of Scripture through the
reading of the biblical narrative.
In 2013, “Matthew: The King and his Kingdom,”
another 24-part study, was the follow-up to the Scripture
narrative in “The Bible Timeline.” The gospel of Matthew
explores the life and mission of Jesus.
Following Matthew was “Acts: The Spread of the
Kingdom” **in 2014. This study shows how the Church
continued the work of Christ after the coming of the
Holy Spirit. ** Available here soon
There will be no July
meeting. All over 55 are welcome. We meet
the first Friday of each month at Mercy Hall
at 9:15am. No dues or fund raisers. Sharing
in fellowship, prayer, guest speakers,
games, friendship, & travels. (You do not
need to belong to Y@H to join us on our
trips). We welcome your ideas &
suggestions. For info: contact Marianne
Boston 540-347-5718 or Michelle DawsonPowell 571-213-1847 “Co-Chairs”.
EUCHRE 6:30 PM 1st Weds in the Knights
Social Hall. Contact Doris 540-341-3482.
BRIDGE 1:00 PM second Mondays, Ledo’s
back room-lunch at 12:noon contact Jill 540347-4130.
BRIDGE Second Weds, 6:30 PM Knights
Social Hall, contact Jill 540-347-4130.
Mah Jong Third Thursday, 1:00PM Ledo’s
back room, contact Mahala 540-349-9756.
BISTRO May 31st, last Tuesday of the month
at the hospital, join us 4:30 to 6:30 for dinner &
fellowship.
Atlantic City, Cape May & The Spirit of
Philadelphia boat cruise 3 Days, 2 nights: Sept
13, 14, & 15. $279 *PP Dbl Occupancy, Motor
coach transportation, 2 nights lodging, 4 meals
including: 2 breakfast 1 lunch 1 dinner, $30
Casino Bonus, Any questions please Mary
Guyant at: 540-347-5443.
Pilgrimage to Fatima and Rome. We are
almost out of time if you are interested in
attending. Please contact:
Will Mickiewicz
Pilgrimage Designer
www.leviatour.com
C:804-833-5752
O:347-787-4853
In the early summer of 2015 we offered “Mary: A
Biblical Walk with the Blessed Mother” in one day.
This study is an extraordinary pilgrimage that reveals
Mary's unique role in God's Kingdom and in our lives.
In the fall of 2015 “Revelation: The Kingdom Yet to
Come” an 11 part study showed us how the kingdom
established by Christ in his Church is intimately
connected with the kingdom of heaven. In this study you will
discover what the mysterious figures and images of Revelation
mean. You will see how Revelation is more than an apocalyptic
vision of the "end times." It is a revelation of God as our Divine
Bridegroom and the Church as his spotless Bride, forever united
in a heavenly, holy, and mystical marriage that we enter into
every time we celebrate the Mass.
In 2016 the Bible Study group covered “James: Pearls
for Wise Living” described as a “book of wisdom.”
James is a compilation of teachings intended to help the
fledgling church in the face of persecution.
GIFT SHOP AND LIBRARY ~ The Sacred Heart Gift Shop
and library will be open only 2 days a week during
summer months, Wednesdays and Fridays from 10am
until 2:30pm. We will also keep it open on Sundays from
10am – 12pm or if you prefer by appointment then you can
call Marion Phillips at 703-517-0177. Thanks for your
support. Attention: I would appreciate if I could get
volunteers for 2 hours a week to cover gift shop and
library. Please call me if you are interested. Thank you.
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Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Knights’ Roundtable
Rosary Group
http://www.kofc5561.org/
From the Knights of Columbus
Herman J. Veger Council: “There is
no Catholic organization better
positioned today to assist in the renewal of family
life than the Knights of Columbus!” – Supreme
Knight Carl Anderson in his monthly column in the
K of C’s Columbia magazine.
Make a difference – become a Knight!
Upcoming events over the next few weeks:.
 The next Officer’s Meeting is on Thursday,
July 7 at 7pm in the social room.
 The next monthly Council Social Meeting is
on Thursday, July 14. Dinner with the Ladies
Auxiliary in Mercy Hall is at 6:30 followed by
the Council meeting at 7:30.
 Brothers, the Installation of Officers, and the
PGK Dinner, will be Saturday, 23 July. Watch
your email for more information/details.
 SAVE THE DATE - Saturday, Aug 20, 2016;
9:00am – 12:00 noon. Founders Day & New
Knights Orientation – All Knights who have
joined Council #5561 during 2015-16 (and
anyone else interested in learning more about
the Order). More info to come in future
bulletins!
Society of St. Vincent De Paul
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul
invites you to join us in spiritual
growth, fellowship and works of charity. In
our mission, we quietly and discreetly aid
needy families by making personal visits to
connect with and serve those in distress.
We grow spiritually through giving of
ourselves to others as Jesus commanded.
Vincentians are generally not professionally
trained social workers; we simply desire to
serve as Jesus served. If you have a few
hours to give each month, and a desire to
grow in your Catholic faith, you can be a
valuable addition to our Conference. Please
feel free to join us during a meeting to see
what we are about! NEXT MEETING: July
17, 9 AM – KofC Social Room, lower level of
Mercy Hall.
540-270-6774
http://stjohntheevangelistsvdp.blogspot.com
Follow us @ SVDPStJohns
Meets monthly for prayer, food
and fellowship. Contact Tammy
Anzenberger @
[email protected] for
times and locations.
MUSIC CORNER
Choir Schedule:
Adult Choir Rehearsal: Thursdays, 7:30 pm in
Church, beginning Sept. 10 and 10:45 Mass on
Sundays.
Children's Choir Rehearsal: Fridays at 3:30 pm in
the school, beginning Sept 11 and 9:00 am Mass on
Sundays. Saturday Vigil Mass Rehearsals:
Saturday, 4:00 pm in the church. For all of the
above contact: James Noakes: 347-2922, x206
[email protected]
Sunday Evening Mass Rehearsals: Sunday,
3:30pm in the Church. Ken Galvin:
[email protected]
Volunteers Needed!
Give your neighbors the gift of English! Catholic
Charities of the Diocese of Arlington-Hogar
Immigrant Services is urgently seeking volunteer
English teachers for our classes in Manassas. No
foreign language or teaching experience necessary!
If interested, please call (571) 208-1572, extension
103 or email [email protected].
SPIRITUAL EXERCISES
Silent Ignatian Retreat at
San Damiano Spiritual Life Center
White Post, Virginia
Preached and directed by the priests of Miles
Christi, the Spiritual Exercises is a silent retreat
based o the well-proven method of St. Ignatius of
Loyola. These retreats are entirely in accord with
the Magisterium of the Church, and based on solid
Caholic spirituality.
Weekend for Women (6 and over)
July 22-24, 2016
Weekend for Men
October 28-30, 2016
For more information, or to register, contact Miles
Christi at [email protected] or
at (248) 596-9677.
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Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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Member VTA
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James P. Downey
ATTORNEY AT LAW
St. John's Parishioner Since 1975
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Physical Therapist
Ph: 540-347-2424
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[email protected]
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Fax: 540-349-1705
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403 HOLIDAY COURT · WARRENTOWN, VA
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P 540-428-0025
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Jon L. Burleson, CPA, P.C.
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Certified Public Accountant & Financial Advisor
540-349-4898
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9 North Third Street • Suite 201 • Warrenton VA
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COMPREHENSIVE
CARE FOR CHILDREN
AND ADULTS
Quality-Integrity-Compassion
APPOINTMENTS:
Mon.-Thurs. 8am-5pm · Fri. 8am-4pm
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PARISHIONER
540-347-3396
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St. John's
Member
Nicole McNamara
(540) 764-0121
[email protected]
Providing Insurance and Financial Services
Gift Certificates
Available
Monday-Saturday: 9:00am-7:00pm
Sunday: 11:00am-4:00pm
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Serving the Area Since 1836
233 Broadview Avenue · Warrenton
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[email protected]
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