May 31, 2015 - St. Jude the Apostle Catholic Church

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The Most Holy Trinity
The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, usually shortened to Trinity Sunday,
comes each year a week after Pentecost. With the coming of the Holy Spirit,
God’s revelation of himself was complete. It is the one feast that celebrates
God’s own divine being The apostles and the other first Christians were
Jewish, like Jesus himself, and held fast to the Old Testament revelation that
there is only one God. But they also came to know that Jesus was more than
just an amazing leader. They realized that he was God in human form, and that
realization was sealed by his Resurrection. And when the Holy Spirit came
upon them after the Ascension, they recognized that God was still working
among them, even though Jesus had gone to heaven.
There had been hints of the Trinity throughout Jesus’ earthly ministry. He had
referred to God as his Father, with whom he is united but still distinct. He had taught about the Holy Spirit, who
would be with his followers as a personal agent, not just as a force. The union was clearly in evidence at Jesus’
Baptism, when the Father announced that Jesus is his Son, and the Holy Spirit descended to strengthen him.
St. Athanasius, who lived in the 300s, said “We acknowledge the Trinity, Holy and perfect, to consist of the
Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. It is a wholly creative and energizing reality, self confident and undivided
in its active power. Accordingly, in the Church, one God is preached, one God who is above all things and
through all things and in all things.”
The mystery of the Holy Trinity is for most of us beyond our comprehension. How can there be three separate
entities; the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit - yet all be the same God? Because it is difficult for us to
fully grasp, this is a basic part of our Catholic faith. You may recall that St. Patrick explained it to the Irish by
holding up a shamrock, which had three leaves. He pointed out that there were three distinct leaves, but only
one shamrock. God is three Persons in one nature. To sum it up, the three persons of God - Father, Son, and
Holy Spirit; are all equally God, and they cannot be divided.
“Go . . . and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them
in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.”
Matthew 28:19
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PARISH INFORMATION
MASS SCHEDULE
PARISH SERVICES
SUNDAY MASSES
Saturday: Vigil Mass 5:30PM
Sunday: 7:00AM, 8:30AM, 10:00AM, 11:30AM
1:00PM en Español, 5:00PM (Life Teen)
7:00PM em Português
WEEKDAY MASSES
Monday - Friday: 7:30AM & 6:00PM
Saturday: 8:30AM
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ANOINTING OF THE SICK
First Monday of the month immediately after the 6:00PM daily Mass.
AVE MARIA SHOP
Open after all Sunday Masses and by calling the parish office on weekdays.
BAPTISM
For children under the age of 7 a parent preparation class is held on the
3rd Sunday of the month from 3:00PM to 4:00PM in the Library.
CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER HOTLINE
Any woman who is pregnant and in need can find the help she needs.
Pregnancy Aid Clinic: 404-763-HELP (4357)
DIVINE MERCY DEVOTION
Thursdays after the 6:00PM Mass.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
From 8:00AM - 6:00PM Tuesdays during the school year.
LOST & FOUND
Located in the Ushers Room. On the last Thursday of the month, we will
donate ALL items not claimed to the Community Assistance Center.
MARRIAGE
Contact a parish priest or deacon at least 6 months in advance of your
planned wedding date for required marriage preparation.
MINISTRY TO THE SICK
Priests or lay ministers bring communion to parishioners on weekdays.
Lay ministers visit the home-bound on Sundays.
NURSERY
Open during the 8:30AM & 10:00AM Masses on Sundays in Rooms B & C
during the school year. Children age 3 months to 4 years are welcome.
NOCTURNAL ADORATION
On the first Friday of the month, from 9:00PM to Saturday at 7:00AM in
the Blessed Sacrament Chapel.
ROSARY
After the 6:00PM Mass on Wednesdays.
SPIRITUAL DIRECTION
Our Spiritual Director is available by appointment to help guide you on
your spiritual journey. Please contact Martha Smith at 678-252-6119 or
[email protected]
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
Any parishioner in need of financial assistance can contact St. Vincent
de Paul at 678-990-2969 for help. Hours are Tuesday and Thursday
from 10:00AM - 3:00PM and Saturday from 10:00AM - 1:00PM.
ext. 239
Are You an Active Catholic?
Special Mass Schedules during Christmas, Lent,
Easter, and Holy Days of Obligation.
RECONCILIATION SCHEDULE
Wednesday Morning: 8:00AM
Wednesday Evening: 6:30PM
Saturday Morning: 9:00AM
Saturday Evening: 4:00PM
or anytime by appointment
CONTACT INFORMATION
770-394-3896
MAIN NUMBER
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30AM to 4:00PM
SCHOOL
Patty Childs, Principal
www.saintjude.net
PRESCHOOL
Angela Rahn, Director
[email protected]
770-394-2880
678-252-5981
CLERGY
Rev. Msgr. Joseph Corbett, Pastor
[email protected]
PAROCHIAL VICARS
Rev. João Gualberto
[email protected]
Rev. Jaime Rivera
[email protected]
Rev. Tim Hepburn (in residence)
[email protected]
PERMANENT DEACONS
Rev. Mr. Ray G. Egan
[email protected]
Rev. Mr. Robert G. Riddett
[email protected]
Rev. Mr. James A. Tramonte
[email protected]
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For parish verification, required for baptisms, marriages, religious
education class participation and Catholic school admittance, a person
must be registered in the Parish, attend Mass regularly, and be
involved in discipleship (time, talent, and treasure). Participation in
our Parish offertory is the primary means we have for this verification
(please use offertory envelopes or online services to ensure that your
financial contributions are recognized). If you are unable to
contribute financially, please make a notation of your prayerful
support on your envelope and place it in the weekly offertory. We
will then be aware of your continued participation.
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THE MOST HOLY TRINITY
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
“Go . . . and make disciples of all nations,
baptizing them in the name of the Father,
and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.”
Matthew 28:19
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Friday:
Saturday:
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The Most Holy Trinity;
Ninth Week in Ordinary Time; St. Justin
Ss. Marcellinus and Peter
St. Charles Lwanga and Companions
St. Boniface; First Friday
St. Norbert; Blessed Virgin Mary;
First Saturday
HOLY FATHER'S PRAYER INTENTIONS
JUNE 2015
Universal: Immigrants and Refugees: That immigrants
and refugees may find welcome and respect in the
countries to which they come.
Evangelization: Vocations: That the personal encounter
with Jesus may arouse in many young people the desire to
offer their own lives in priesthood or consecrated life.
ALTAR FLOWER DONATIONS
To honor or memorialize a loved one with a gift of altar
flowers, contact Pat Barnard at [email protected] or
404-538-3151. Special donations are available for Easter
and Christmas. Look for envelopes in the church vestibule.
PRIEST VISITS TO
HOSPITALS AND ASSISTED LIVING HOMES
If you would like a visit from a Catholic priest, or would
like communion on Sunday or other sacraments for your
family member, please contact our office at 770-394-3896
with your name (or family member name) and the
hospital or assisted living information. We can also add
you to our prayer list.
MONDAY, June 1
7:30AM
Tom & Karen Pelchat
6:00PM
Jim Boldt t
TUESDAY, June 2
7:30AM
Phil Bouchie t
6:00PM
People of the Parish
WEDNESDAY, June 3
7:30AM
Clara Johnson
6:00PM
Bill Tweed t
THURSDAY, June 4
7:30AM
Gordon & Kathy Hutmacher
6:00PM
Greg Williams t
FRIDAY, June 5
7:30AM
Fr. Willie Hickey t
6:00PM
McCann Family
SATURDAY, June 6
8:30AM
Yvonne Murphy t
5:30PM
Ann & Jack DeCicco t
SUNDAY, June 7
7:00AM
Barbara Branden t
8:30AM
Ninina Berrios t
10:00AM
Gene Arensberg t
11:30AM
People of the Parish
1:00PM
En Español
5:00PM
Doug See t
7:00PM
Em Portugues
MASS INTENTIONS
Mass Cards are available through the Church Office.
Please come in person or send your request in writing.
We suggest a stipend of $10 or more per Mass.
We also have a book of prayer intentions located by the
Tabernacle and you are invited to list people to be
remembered at Mass. All names and intentions listed will
be remembered during the celebration of holy Mass.
OUR PARISH PRAYS
For those who are sick:
Gloria Bernard, Mel Browning, Marilynn Castana, Barb Czabala, Carmen Davila, Robert Decreane,
Stacey Fannon, Beth Foley, Martha Gaby, Thomas Grassi, Bryan Hennigan, Dee Krug, Mary Rose Lewis,
Virginia Linsey, Chuck Martel, Bill McAlvany, Joan Meoli, Rex Miller, Ramiro Montenegro, Ben Morgan,
Andy Nigro, Billy Parker, Oliveiros Petracca, Kyle Pokallus, Leila Polo, Peter Radosta, Sr., Dave Rossin,
Mary Beth Schneiderman, Kathy Smith Linn, Margaret Suer, Fr. John Sullivan, SM, Tony Vaughan and
Katie Tramonte Willenborg.
For those who have died:
Especially Joseph Borosh (husband of Kitty Borosh)
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WEEK AT A GLANCE
MAY 31 - JUNE 6
Sunday
11:00PM - Hispanic PSR Parent Meeting - SC
7:00PM - Brazilian First Communion - Church
Monday
9:00AM - Vacation Bible School - MH
7:00PM - Bridge Group - Rm. B
7:00PM - Men’s CRHP - YR
7:30PM - Brazilian Prayer Group - Church
Tuesday
12:00PM - Christ Child Society - SLC
7:00PM - Women’s CRHP - SC
Wednesday
6:00PM - Youth Ministry Mass &Mingle - Church
6:45PM - Grandparents Ministry - SLC
7:00PM - EPIC Bible Study - SC
7:30PM - Brazilian Bible Study - Rm. 229
Thursday
6:45PM - Altar Server Training
7:00PM - Hispanic Charismatic Group - SC
Friday
6:30AM - Men’s Bible Study - SC
6:00PM - Youth Ministry Girls Lock - In - YC
7:00PM - Hispanic Adoration Ministers - Library
7:30PM - Brazilian First Friday Mass - Church
8:00PM - Schoenstatt - Rms. 229 &233
9:00PM - Nocturnal Adoration - Church
Saturday
8:00AM – Hispanic Prayer and Life - SLC
9:45AM - Legion of Mary - Chapel
4:00PM - Hispanic Baptismal Prep Class - Rm. C
6:30PM - Schoenstatt - Rms, 229 & 233
See our website and calendar for more details
AC - Adoration Chapel, MH - Ministry Hall,
SC - Stapleton Center,
SLC - Spiritual Life Center, YC - Youth Center
Visit Our Facebook Page!
Visit our Facebook page www.facebook.com/stjudeatlanta for
updated information on parish events and activities. See
photos about our wonderful and vibrant community. It is
great way to know what is going on in our parish!
May 31, 2015
OUR PARISH OFFERTORY FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 2014
For the week ending May 24, 2015
Total
Weekly
Collections
$34,124
This
Week
Year to $2,365,954
Date
Total
Weekly
Budget
$53,498
$2,259,673
Over/Under
Budget
($19,373)
$106,281
Electronic Giving
If you would like a convenient way to make recurring
contributions we encourage you to check out our
electronic giving options. To set up a recurring giving
schedule or make a one-time contribution, visit us online
at www.stjudeatlanta.net/giving or scan the QR code.
Electronic giving cards are now available in the pews.
These cards can be placed in the offertory basket in lieu
of an envelope if you currently give online.
Thank you for your support of our parish.
Any questions can be directed to Kathleen
Woods at [email protected] or
770-394-3896.
Archdiocesan Pastoral Plan
On April 16, Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory unveiled the
Archdiocesan Pastoral Plan after two years of preparation.
The plan outlines the 14 priorities chosen as most critical
by the laity, priests, religious and deacons of our Catholic
community.
Visit www.stjudeatlanta.net for more details including a
video about the plan and links to the plan details. The
April 16 edition of The Georgia Bulletin also has a
special section on the Pastoral Plan.
Ministry Catalog Sponsors Needed
Each year we produce a Ministry Catalog that is sent to all of
our parishioners. This catalog provides detailed descriptions
about each of our ministries and the many opportunities that
we have to share our skills and talents with our parish and
the community. In order to produce this catalog, we need
sponsors to purchase ads. If you, as a business owner, or the
company you work for may be interested in purchasing an
ad, please contact Carol Cuviello with J.S. Paluch at
770-265-4442 or [email protected].
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Tim Nadolski to be Ordained in June
Grandparents Ministry Meeting
Contribute to the Parish Gift
Wednesday, June 3
Some of you may know parishioner
Tim Nadolski, son of parishioners
Nancy and Bob Nadolski, a 2003
St. Jude graduate, who is now a
Deacon at Pontifical College
Josephinum in Columbus, Ohio.
Throughout his time in the
seminary, we have been praying for
Tim and he has assisted with Masses at Saint Jude when
he is in Atlanta. Tim's studies are now nearing an end
and he will be ordained a priest for the Archdiocese of
Atlanta next month. We are all so excited and couldn't be
more proud of Tim!
Deacon (soon to be Father) Tim will celebrate his first
Mass at our parish on Sunday, June 28 at 2:30PM - all are
invited! A reception will follow in the Stapleton Center.
To celebrate his ordination and first Mass, we want to
help him with the cost of purchasing vestments and
sacred vessels. If you wish to contribute to our gift for
Deacon Tim, you can make your non-tax deductible gift
online at www.stjudeatlanta.net/gift, mail or drop off a
check payable to St. Jude at the parish office or drop your
check in the offertory basket. Please note “Tim Nadolski
Gift” in the memo section of your check.
We look forward to seeing you at the Mass and reception.
Please keep Tim in your prayers as he completes his
studies.
All grandparents are invited to the next Grandparents
Ministry Meeting on Wednesday, June 3 at 6:45PM in the
Spiritual Life Center.
The most precious gift of all is “Passing on our Faith to
our Grandchildren”. As a group we can share the wisdom
and experiences that led to success and the challenges that
we face in this 21st century environment. We will plan
events where grandparents and grandchildren can pray
together, play together and build friendships with the goal
of planting the seeds of our faith into our grandchildren’s
minds, hearts and spirits. Light refreshments will be
provided. We hope you can join us!
Take Home the Elijah Cup
Pray for vocations! Take home the Elijah Cup for a week and
pray that men and women hear and respond generously to the
Lord’s call to the priesthood, diaconate and religious life. To
sign up for the Elijah Cup, please visit www.stjudeatlanta.net/
elijah The password to access the sign-up page is Elijah.
Elijah Cup Volunteer Schedule
Sunday, May 31, 2015
8:30AM:
11:30AM:
1:00PM:
The Mong Family
The Chiarella Family
The Bustamante Family
EPIC Bible Study
Begins Wednesday, June 3
Discover the amazing story of the earliest
years of Church history! From Christ’s death
in 33 AD to 500 AD, travel on a powerful,
fast paced journey from the lives of the apostles through the
rise and fall of Constantine. Meet courageous saints, brilliant
philosophers, ruthless emperors, and heroic martyrs.
The 10 week program begins on Wednesday, June 3 from
7:00PM - 9:00PM in the Stapleton Center and will be
facilitated by Alix Shattuck. The cost is $30 for study
materials and may be shared. Register at
www.stjudeatlanta.net/EPIC or at the parish office.
Legion of Mary Patrician Group
Saturday, June 20
The Legion of Mary is a lay apostolic association of
Catholics who, with the sanction of the Church and under
the powerful leadership of Mary Immaculate, Mediatrix of
All Graces, serve the Church on a
voluntary basis here at Saint Jude. The
Patricians group within the Legion of
Mary will hold their second meeting on
Saturday, June 20 from 12:30PM 2:30PM in the Stapleton Center The
group meets monthly to discuss the Catholic faith with
the goal of becoming educated apostles who are willing
and able to convey it to others Our guest speaker this
month is our own Fr. Jaime. For more information, please
contact Shirley Goldman at 678-773-4376.
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Nocturnal Adoration
Feast of Corpus Christi
Friday, June 5
Special Eucharistic Procession - Sunday, June 7
Our Nocturnal Adoration Society meets the first Friday of
each month to participate in vigil prayer in the Adoration
Chapel. The society consists of teams that pray for one
hour, spending time in His Eucharistic presence. Each
month, each team moves forward an hour. Each hour can
have different readings and prayers.
We invite you to join us for an hour and pray with us in
the presence of the Blessed Sacrament between the hours
of 9:00PM on Friday, June 6 until 8:00AM on
Saturday. If you find this time deepens your personal
relationship with God, you are welcome to join a team.
For more information, please contact Glen Smith at
[email protected] or 404-661-6864.
The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body
and Blood of Christ is also known as the
Solemnity of Corpus Christi, which
translates from Latin to "Body of
Christ." This feast originated in France
in the mid-thirteenth century and was
extended to the whole Church by Pope
Urban IV in 1264. This feast calls us to focus on two
manifestations of the Body of Christ, the Holy Eucharist
and the Church. As Catholics, we believe that the
historical event of Jesus' Last Supper, described in each of
the four Gospels, is one of the greatest mysteries of our
holy faith. During that evening, the Lord Jesus, while he
ate with his disciples, took bread, blessed it, broke the
bread and gave it to them saying: “Take; this is my body”.
He then took the cup, gave thanks and gave it to them.
And all drank from it. “This is my blood of the covenant,
which is poured out for many”. The doctrine of the
solemn feast of Corpus Christi is expressed in these
purposes: 1) to give God collective thanks for Christ’s
abiding presence with us in the Eucharist and to honor
him there; 2) to instruct the people in the mystery, faith
and devotion surrounding the Eucharist; and 3) to teach us
to appreciate and make use of the great gift of the Holy
Eucharist, both as a sacrament and as a sacrifice.
The Feast of Corpus Christi is commonly used as an
opportunity for public Eucharistic processions, which
serves as a sign of common faith and adoration. Our
worship of Jesus in His Body and Blood calls us to offer
to God our Father a pledge of undivided love and an offering of ourselves to the service of others. We invite you
to join us on Sunday, June 7 for a special procession
before the 10:00AM Mass. We hope you can join us in
our special celebration of God’s greatest gift to us.
Father’s Day Novena
On the nine days following Father’s Day,
living and deceased fathers will be
remembered during our weekday 7:30AM
daily Mass, Saturday 8:30AM daily Mass
and 7:00AM Sunday Mass. To include a name in the
novena, special novena packets are available in the church
vestibule and includes a card you can send to your loved
one. You can also fill out the Father’s Day envelope in
your monthly collection mailing. Please return your
envelope and monetary donation in the offertory or to the
parish office. All envelopes will be placed under the altar
for the duration of the novena.
Archbishop’s Annual Appeal 2015
Thank you to all of our parishioners who have donated to
the 2015 Archbishop’s Annual Appeal. This year, the
theme of the Appeal is, “All this I Do For The Sake Of The
Gospel.” As Catholics, we are called to give of ourselves to
help spread the good news of the Gospel. A monetary
donation is a concrete way to act in gratitude and to help
bring heaven down to earth for those right here in our
diocese and in our own parish. Your gifts to the Appeal not
only fund the operations of the Archdiocese, it also funds
services that are of great help to the ministries here in our
parish. After we reach our Annual Appeal goal of $190,800,
the archdiocese returns 100% of any overage back to our
parish. To participate, please pick up a pledge card in the
church or at the parish office or visit our website.
Cooking for Clergy
Volunteer to provide a nutritious lunch for our priests on
Sundays this summer. Simply visit www.carecalendar.org
use Calendar ID: 16133 Security Code: 9764 and select a
red “Clergy Lunch” link for the Sunday of your choice.
Special instructions regarding dietary restrictions and
delivery are provided. Contact Dawn Moran with any
questions at [email protected] or
770-394-3029.
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St. Jude Preschool Openings
The St. Jude Parish Preschool has limited openings for the
2015-16 school year. We provide a nurturing, loving
Christian environment for our children. The
program runs September through May from
9:00AM – 12:30 PM.
Application forms for children ages 18
months through age 4 are available in the
parish office or on our website. Please contact Angela
Rahn at 678-252-5981 or [email protected] to
schedule a tour or if you have any questions.
Steubenville Conference
Friday, July 10 - Sunday, July 12
The Steubenville Conference is sponsored by Life Teen
and Franciscan University. It is a weekend designed to
ignite and deepen the faith of our high school teens
through music, talks, and activities. It will be held this
year at the Gwinnett Center in Duluth from Friday,
July 10 - Sunday, July 12. We will be taking a group of
teens to this conference this summer. Visit
www.saintjudeyouth.com for more information and
registration forms. You can also visit the conference
website at www.steubenvilleconferences.com
Life Teen Mass and Mingle
Begins Wednesday, June 3
All high school teens are invited to join us for 6:00PM
Mass in the church on Wednesday, June 3 followed by
dinner and social time in the Youth Center.
We will either play games, watch a movie, do an activitybut we will always have a good time! Mass and Mingle
will be held Wednesday evenings every other week. All
are welcomed! Please join us and bring a friend!
Life Teen Girls Night
Friday, June 5
Calling all soon-to-be high school and current high school
girls! Join our Youth Minister, Caitlin Stuermer for a fun
slumber party and girl time! We will meet for 6:00PM
Mass on Friday, June 5 and then for a night of chick
flicks, girl talk, nail painting, and ice cream. We hope
you can join us and please bring a friend. Please RSVP to
Caitlin Stuermer at [email protected]
Calling High School Juniors and Seniors
Become a Life Teen Leader
Our Youth Ministry is looking for high school juniors and
seniors to become teen leaders for our Life Teen program
beginning this fall. Teen leaders help plan and execute
Life Nights, retreats and events, participate as small group
leaders during Life Nights, and are active participants on
the retreats. If you are interested or have any questions,
please contact Caitlin Stuermer at 678-252-6117 or
[email protected]
Preschool Teachers Needed
We are looking for outstanding Lead and Assistant
Teachers for a limited number of openings in our Parish
Preschool for the 2015-2016 school year. Qualified
applicants should have Preschool or other teaching
experience. Excellent classroom management and lesson
planning skills are preferred. A degree in Education or
Certification is also preferred. For more information or
to apply, please contact Angela Rahn, Preschool Director
at [email protected] or 678-252-5981.
First Communicants
Participate in the Eucharistic Congress
Archbishop Gregory invites all First Communicants and
their parents to take part in the morning and/or afternoon
processions on June 6 for this year’s Eucharistic
Congress. Those who would like to participate should
wear their First Communion dresses and suits and arrive
at 8:00AM for the morning procession and 4:30PM for
the afternoon. This is a special moment for the First Communicants and the church community, so come and be an
important part of the day. For more information visit
www.congress.archatl.com
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AROUND THE ARCHDIOCESE
Celebrating Your 50th or 60th Anniversary?
Marist School Summer Camps
Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory would like to honor
couples married in 1965 and 1955 with an invitation to a
Golden/Diamond Wedding Anniversary Mass on
Saturday October 3 at 12:00PM at Saint Brigid Catholic
Church. A reception will follow the Mass for the
anniversary couples and their families. Space is limited.
Please go to http://tiny.cc/anniversarymass to RSVP for
this event and for additional information.
Marist School will be offering career planning and SAT
preparation classes for high school juniors and seniors
this summer. Visit www.maristsummercamps.com
for more information or to register. Enrollment is on a
first come-first served basis. Camps include SAT/ACT
boot camp, career planning workshops, LEGO animation,
e-books/website design, and policy and debate.
Marriage and Family Workshop
Don’t let your summer travels prevent you from going to
Mass. You may visit www.masstimes.org which is a
non-profit website that allows traveling Catholics to
locate Mass times and information for Catholic Churches
around the world.
How to Avoid Falling for a Jerk (or Jerkette)
Have you ever looked back on a relationship and said: “I
should have known better”, “I thought they would
change”, or “I saw it when we were dating—but I was in
love…” Or, do you know someone you want to help
avoid an unhealthy relationship?
How to Avoid Falling For a Jerk (or Jerkette) is a workshop for single and single-again adults who want to make
smart relationship choices, using their heart and their head
together. Come discover the five key areas to explore as
you get to know a potential partner and the five bonding
forces that create attachments in relationships. Learn how
to recognize the warning signs of an unhealthy relationship - before you become too attached.
Holy Spirit’s Marriage and Family Ministry is offering
How to Avoid Falling For a Jerk (or Jerkette) at Holy
Spirit Catholic Church on Sundays June 7 and 14 from
1:00PM to 5:00PM. The cost is $75 and includes a
workbook. Registration is required by June 3. Register
online at www.hsccatl.com/MarriageandFamily or contact
Tracey Pucci at 404-252-4513 or [email protected] for
more information.
Traveling This Summer?
Catechist Faith Formation Day 2015
Saturday, August 22
All religious education and St. Jude School teachers are
warmly invited to attend the 9th annual Catechist Faith
Formation Day on Saturday, August 22 from 8:00AM to
4:30PM at Transfiguration Church in Marietta. The
theme this year is “Safeguarding the Dignity of Every
Human Being.”
The faith formation day is a
collaborative effort of the North and
North Metro Deaneries of the
Archdiocese of Atlanta of which
Saint Jude is a member. This
conference seeks to provide the
catechist with:
• Access to national level speakers representing major
publishers
• A local opportunity to network with catechists from
other parishes
• An opportunity to view current materials featured by
sponsoring publishers
• Ongoing catechist faith formation from basic through
advanced certification
This is a wonderful opportunity to enhance your teaching
skills and to network with other teachers. There is no cost
to attend. To see a complete listing of workshops being
offered that day, visit the faith formation website at
www.catechistconference.wordpress.com
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INFORMACIÓN EN ESPAÑOL
Ministerio Hispano
Misa Dominical: 1:00PM
Fr. Jaime Rivera: 678-252-5669 o [email protected]
María E. Allen: 678-252-5984 o [email protected]
Lunes a viernes 8:30AM a 4:00PM
770-394-3896 - Teléfono de la Oficina Principal
Actividades
Rosario: Domingos después de misa en la Gruta de Ntra.
Sra. de Guadalupe.
Adoración Nocturna Parroquial: Primer viernes del
mes, a las 10:00PM en La Capilla de Adoración
Misa de Quinceañeras: Hablar con el sacerdote seis
meses antes de la fecha. Martha Martinez 678-448-7077
Movimiento de Schoenstatt:
Grupo Señoras Viernes: Aida 404-213-8684
Grupo Juvenil Femenino 13 a 20 años: Julia 678-793-1791
Grupo Señoras Sábados: Sylvia 404-457-5615
Renovación Carismática: Jueves 7:00PM
Claudia Alicia Ramirez 678-499-2430.
Presentaciones: Para la bendición durante la misa,
hablar con el sacerdote una semana antes de la fecha.
Talleres de Oración y Vida: Beatriz Martinez 404 -553 -3097
Sacramentos
Bautizos: Llamar a la oficina para reservar la fecha.
Preparación: Primer sábado del mes 4:00PM - Salón Csótano de la Iglesia.
Confesiones: Domingos antes de la misa de 1:00PM o con cita.
Matrimonios: Hablar con el sacerdote seis meses antes de
la fecha planeada. Martha Martinez 678-448-7077
Ministerios
Catequesis-RICA: Cielo Pava 786-454-7321
Coro: Lucy Malave 757-871-7530
Concejo Pastoral: Gustavo Adolfo Romero Quevado
404-514-4383
Bautizos: Carlos Marroquin 571-379-1348
Lectores: Ivette Faccio - 787-646-7171
Ministros de la Sagrada Comunión: Martha Martinez
678-448-7077
Monaguillos: Elizabeth Morales 678-663-3448
Sacristía: Magdalena Navarrete 404-643-0464
Ujieres: Perla Nuñez 404 -483-3410
Orbelin Montufar 770-899-8561
Cena en Agradecimiento a los
Servidores de Ministerios
El sábado 13 de junio a las 6:30PM la
parroquia invita a todos los Servidores
de los Ministerios a la cena anual de
agradecimiento. Monseñor Joe, el clero de Saint Jude y su
personal les esperanǃ Esta es una forma de darles las
gracias y dejarles saber cuánto apreciamos su labor y el
talento que comparten para que su Parroquia sea
maravillosa. Más información próximamente..
Certificación de Catequistas
Avanzada este Verano
Asista este verano a clases que le permitirán completar
algunos de los requisitos para obtener la Certificación de
Catequistas Avanzada de la Arquidiócesis de Atlanta. Se
cubrirán 6 temas (un tema por semana), en sesiones de 3
horas, en tres diferentes parroquias a escoger según su
conveniencia de horario y ubicación: San Andrés, San
Brendan y la Catedral de Cristo Rey. Los talleres son
gratuitos y no es necesario registrarse con anticipación.
Los talleres se darán entre el 24 de julio y el 30 de agosto.
Para mayores informes, consultar el folleto.
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May 31, 2015
INFORMAÇÕES EM PORTUGUÊS
Ministério Brasileiro
Missas: Domingo às 07:00PM e as 1as Sexta-feiras do
mês às 8:00PM.
Confissões: Quarta-feira das 06:00PM as 07:00PM e
Domingo das 5:30PM as 6:30PM ou por agendamento.
Ministérios e Responsáveis
Catequese: Glauciane - 678 -349-8403
Escola da Fé: Rosana Szvarca 404-795-1445
Liturgia: Leidiane Coelho 404-219-3964
Minist. Eucaristia: Galdino 404 - 579-1346
Preparação para o Batismo: João e Karla Doná 678-640-9362
Preparação para Adultos (RICA): Gilberto Szvarca
404-795-1445
Como surgiu a Festa de Corpus Christi
No sec XI havia um grupo chamado cátaros que se
diziam “os puros” e pregavam a pureza do coração. Para
eles, o mundo material era uma criação de Lúcifer, por
isso os “purificados” deviam viver uma vida distante
deste mundo. A castidade era símbolo de pureza –
inclusive para os casados. Eles negavam o matrimônio, a
hierarquia eclesiástica e a encarnação de Jesus. Diziam
que era impossível que Jesus tivesse tido um corpo
material. Consequentemente, negavam a presença de
Jesus na Eucaristia: diziam que era um símbolo, porque
era matéria. Este grupo andava de cidade em cidade,
fazendo fervorosas pregações. A cidade de Albi , na
França, se tornou uma cidade de “puros”. A igreja ficou
muito abalada nesta epoca. Em 1192 nasce Juliana de
Liège na Bélgica. Aos cinco anos tornou-se órfã dos pais,
passando a ser criada no mosteiro de Monte Cornillon.
Aos 17 anos, começou a ter 'visões', exigindo da Igreja
uma festa anual para agradecer o sacramento da
Eucaristia. Com 38 anos, confidenciou esse segredo ao
arcediago de Liège, que 31 anos depois, por três anos, se
tornaria o Papa Urbano IV (1261-1264). Quando se
tornou papa, sabia da sinceridade do pedido da Irmã
Juliana, mas sabia que se ele fizesse o que ela estava
pedindo, possivelmente, ocorreria uma cisão na igreja.
Então pediu que Deus enviasse uma resposta do céu.
Nesta mesma epoca, numa cidade da Alemanha chamada
Boema, havia um padre chamado Pedro de Praga que
começou também a ter dúvidas sobre a presença real de
Jesus na hóstia consagrada. Para sair desta dúvida decidiu
ir até Roma em peregrinação na certeza de que lá Deus
iria lhe dar a graça da resposta: “É no coração da Igreja
que está a verdade”! Em seu caminho parou na cidade
de Bonsena – Itália - e logo de manhã ele foi celebrar a
Eucaristia. Quando chegou na hora da consagração – no
momento da elevação da hóstia – gotas grossas de sangue
começaram a cair. O corporal ficou ensanguentado. Ainda
hoje as marcas podem ser vistas porque ficaram
impregnadas no mármore. O papa enviou um bispo e este
pegou a hóstia e o corporal para levar a ele. Enquanto
isso, o papa Urbano IV também foi ao encontro do que
havia acontecido. Os dois ( o bispo e o papa se
encontraram no caminho, sobre uma ponte chamada ponte
do sol. Quando o papa viu, imediatamente se ajoelhou e
reconheceu o sinal do céu que ele havia pedido. Disse:
“Corpus Christi” – “Aqui está o Corpo de Cristo!”
Em 11 de agosto de 1264, o papa instituiu a Festa de
Corpus Christi na quinta feira após a Festa da Santíssima
Trindade, como Jesus havia pedido a beata Juliana.
Festa Junina dia 20 de Junho
Venha celebrar conosco este momento de muita alegria
em nossa comunidade. Teremos pratos típicos, danças,
brincadeiras e muitas surpresas.
Estamos coletando doações para organizar o nosso
cardápio. Contamos com a sua ajuda. Mais informações
favor procurar por Mita ou Claudio depois da missa.
May 31, 2015
Adult Faith Formation
Altar Servers
Annulment Case Sponsors
Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment (ABLE)
Art & Environment / Flower Guild
Ave Maria Shop
Baptismal Preparation
Boy Scouts
Centering Prayer
Christ Child Society
Community Assistance Center
Cooking for Clergy (C2)
Cub Scouts
Cursillo/Ultreya
EDGE (Middle School Ministry)
Elderly Care
Elijah Cup
Eucharistic Adoration
Extraordinary Ministers of the Holy Eucharist
Finance Council
Funeral Ministry
Gardening
Grandparents
Helping Hands/Funeral Ministry
Interfaith Outreach Home
Jaguar Sports Association
Ladies of the Evening Circle
Lectors
Legion of Mary - Queen of Apostles
Life Teen Band
Liturgy Committee
Loaves & Fishes
Marriage Ministry
Men's Club
MCATS
Ministers to the Sick
Mission Ministry
Music Ministry
Natural Family Planning
Nocturnal Adoration
Nursery
Pastoral Council
PATH (Post Abortion Treatment & Healing)
Pax Christi
Photography
Respect Life
Returning Catholics
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults
Sacristy
Special Religious Education for the Disabled
St. Jude Preschool
St. Teresa’s Circle
St. Vincent de Paul
Ushers
Wedding Coordinators
Welcome Ministry
Women of Saint Jude
Youth Ministry
Martha Robert
Chuck Sliker
Warren Stoughton
Ev Howe
Pat Barnard
Barbara Still
Tom Boyle
Phil Vance
Maggie Winfrey
Patty Decraene
Janet Greene
Dawn Moran
Sam Still
Cesar Seoane
Danielle Spitznagel
Chris Gnanapragasam
Nancy Nadolski
Bridgett Calia
David Price
Sarah Dekutowski
Pat Egan
George Scesney
Adam & Anna Drost
Joy Russ & Nan Boldt
Angela Cohen
Kevin Gaffney
Jeanne Nardiello
Stan Stewart
Shirley Goldman
Christopher Vigil
Deacon Jim Tramonte
Carol & Jerry Tiarsmith
Deacon Jim & Stephanie Tramonte
Greg Long
Lillian Mandyck
Chris Gnanapragasam
Steve Smith
Alan Brown
Kelly Castleberry
Glen Smith
Ashley Crunk
Mary Pat Davis
Mary Ann McNeil
Joe & Mary Jean Goode
Sam Chiarella
TBD
Charlie Cayce
Martha Robert
Renee Torina
Pat Tweed
Angela Rahn
Jen Fowler & Lauren Gomes
Jerry Veltri
Bob Nadolski
Kristi Cassell
Shirley Franklin
Holly Monaghan
Caitlin Mullen
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Phone:
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TIM HOGAN
GENERAL MANAGER
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8610 Roswell Rd., Suite 750
St. Jude’s Parishioner
Call 678.514.0364 today for
Auto, Home, Life and Business.
Albert P. Nordone, D.D.S.
Parishioner, St. Brigid
$25.00 off initial exam
with copy of bulletin
770-393-9450
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For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-432-3240
Kevin A. Doyle
Attorney at Law
SJS Parent - Parishioner, St. Andrew
Injury Cases - Insurance Matters
Business Litigation
Janeth & Adenawer, Owners
Specializing in Residential & Commercial Cleaning
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Daily • Weekly • Biweekly
Please leave a message
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(770) 640-9441
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funeral, cremation & cemetery services.
Sandy Springs Chapel
Funeral Directors
Arlington Chapel
173 Allen Road N.E.
Funeral Directors
136 Mount Vernon Highway N.W.
404-851-9900
404-255-8511
Announcing a New Direct
Primary Care Practice
One Doctor. One Patient.
No Interference.
Arlington Memorial Park
201 Mount Vernon Highway, Sandy Springs, GA 30328
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Visit our Calvary Section for Catholic Families
• 100% Service Guarantee • Prearranged Services (Nationally Transferable) • 24 Hour Compassion HelplineSM
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770-500-3184
1100 Johnson Ferry Rd., NE, Ste 235
Bldg I, Sandy Springs, GA 30342
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770-913-9399
Sunday Dine-in Special:
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or go to www.drkelleenfitzgerald.com
for more information
FREE Large House Salad When
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Jeana Soga-ang
Owner
Direct: 404.207.3170
Email: [email protected]
Karen Brookmire
Marketing Director
Local Parishioner
The Waters Organization is certified as a women’s business enterprise through the
Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC), the nation’s largest third
party certifier of businesses owned and operated by women in the U.S.
335 Hammond Drive, N.E.
404-256-6300
[email protected]
Helping Atlanta
Home Owners
For More
Than 25 Years
Eddie Galvao
Paver and Wall Specialist
Mary Ann Anderson
770-401-0593
www.gphardscape.com
Parishioner
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404-281-2118
Retaining Walls • Paver • Stone • Decks • Concrete & Brick Work
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THE DIOCESE
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May 31, 2015 - St. Jude the Apostle Catholic Church

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