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FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME  JANUARY 31, 2016
January 30 & 31, 2016
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Saturday, January 30
5:30PM Mary Carlucci by Karen Null
Sunday, January 31 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30AM Eugene Jacope by Dan & Pat McNamara
9:45AM People of the Parish
11:30AM Lucian Huss by The Turco Family
Monday, February 1 Weekday
7:30AM Bernice Alban by Nancy Giglio
Tuesday, February 2 The Presenta on of the Lord
7:30AM Carl Lebo by Ken & Barb Nolte
Wednesday, February 3 Weekday
12:10PM Communion Service
Thursday, February 4 Weekday
7:30AM Abused & Neglected Children by Mother Maria Giuseppe & Sisters
Friday, February 5 Saint Agatha, Virgin and Martyr
7:30AM Linda Philbin by Paul & Suzann Nyman
Saturday, February 6 Saint Paul Miki and Companions, Martyrs
5:30PM Dorothy & Charles Ye er by The Family
Sunday, February 7 Fi h Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30AM Oliver & Charlo e Fortney by Elaine, Denise,
Pa y & Bob
9:45AM People of the Parish
11:30AM Stephen Blaschak by The Bogaczyk
6:00PM Contemporary Youth Mass
WEEKLY: Morning Prayer – Mon, Tue, Thur. & Fri 8a &
Adora on Weekdays 6a-7p
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH—Pancake Breakfast 8am1pm in the Parish Hall benefits Youth Group Mission Trip
and Super Bowl Bake Sale after all masses benefits Women’s Guild
Jan. 23 & 24, 2016 COLLECTION TOTALS
Weekly = $6,492, Loose = $1,334, Christmas = $20
7/1/15-6/30/16
ACTUAL
BUDGET
VARIANCE
(SHORTFALL)
WEEKLY
$7,878.00
$9,180.77
YEAR TO DATE
$267,193.00
$275,423.09
($1,302.77)
($8,230.09)
Capital Expenditures = $28, Sol. Of Mary = $4
Human Dev. = $947
Envelope Use
Date
Family Envelopes Used /Registered Families
Jan. 16 & 17
228
813
FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
“Jesus began speaking in the synagogue:
‘Today this Scripture passage is fulfilled in your
hearing.’ All who were present spoke favorably
of him; they marveled at the appealing discourse
which came from his lips. They also asked, ‘Is
this not Joseph’s son?’…At these words the
whole audience in the synagogue was filled with
indignation. They rose up and expelled him from
the town…”
It didn’t take many verses in the gospel of St. Luke
to find a conversion, not to but away from Jesus.
The person, admired and respected, became the
challenger. He knew their hearts and was found to
be too much for them. He told it like it was.
We are called to turn constantly to the Lord. We
hear His word proclaimed and a teaching on a
weekly basis. God’s word is ‘like a two edged sword’
which can cut deeply, inform and reform our lives.
Sometimes we do not care for what we hear, because it challenges our way of life, our pattern of
thinking, or our relationship with others. But remember, what is important is our relationship with God.
As I recreate the scene in the Nazareth synagogue,
I ask myself if I marvel at what I hear and how I respond.
HIS WORD TODAY
BY REV. WILLIAM J. REILLY
A FRESH PERSPECTIVE ON
THE SUNDAY READINGS
UPCOMING MASS EVENTS—We will be blessing throats at all of the weekend masses on Jan. 30
& Jan. 31 and also on the feast day of St. Blaise
Wed., Feb. 3. at the 12:10pm there will be a Communion Service this day as Fr. John is away. On
Tue., Feb. 2nd at the 7:30am mass candles will be
available for purchase (near St. Ann Statue) on the
feast day of The Presentation of the Lord and Candlemas. We will not be having Confessions on
Thur., Feb. 4th from 6-7pm. There will be Adoration until 7pm.
FROM PALMS TO ASHES – There will be a basket
at Church exits in which you are welcome to deposit
any blessed palms you may have from the last Holy
Week. These palms will be burned and the ashes
used to sign on our foreheads on Ash Wednesday,
February 10th. Please be sure to bring them with
you thru Sunday, February 7th! Please don’t bring
them after this date.
MINISTER’S SCHEDULE FOR February 6 & 7, 2016
Ministry
Lector
Comm.
Min.
Comm.
Min.
Comm.
Min.
Greeter
Greeter
Usher
Usher
Altar
Server
Altar
Server
Altar
Server
C.A.R.E. Corner
Feb 6
Feb 7
Feb 7
Feb 7
Saint Ann CARE Committee
5:30 PM
7:30 AM
9:45 AM
11:30 AM
Roger
Keller
Paul
Roman
Irma
Logue
Steve
Thaler
Carm
Kowsky
Stephanie
Nolte
Robin
Agnone
Karen
Williams
If you, or anyone you know in our parish that needs
help please contact Connie @ 570-323-1743 or
email her at [email protected] All information will be kept confidential. We have emergency food bags available to those in need.
We will be donating Easter Food Baskets this Spring
(similar to the Thanksgiving Baskets in the fall) to
those in need. Please contact Connie at the above
number or email to receive a basket or to help with
the project.
Also, CARE wants to create a stronger support
group for nursing home, sick, and homebound parishioners. If you are interested in helping with this
outreach please contact the parish office to be added to a list to meet in the near future.
Bart Totos
Helen
Roman
Don
Roman,
Sr.
Tom
Don
Speicher Roman, Jr.
George
Golden
Andrew
Roman
Mark
Roman
Ann Day
Lucy Huss
Gayle
Whitesell
Mary Jo
Raniero
Rosemary
Wiegand
Tony
Sutsko
Bev Cale Tina Sutsko
Matt
Cheatle
Rick
Williams
Mattew
Adams
Meghan
Adams
Benjamin
Adams
Bob Cellini
Angelo
Fernandez
Landon
Arriaga
THIS WEEK’S MEETINGS & EVENTS
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ALL GRADES—Sun., Jan 31
WEEKDAY ADORATION—Mon.– Fri. 6a-7p, Church
WINE & CHEESE—Mon., Feb. 1, 6:30p, Convent
RCIA—Mon, Feb 1, 7p, School
DIOCESAN REGIONAL APPEAL MTG.—Mon, Feb. 1, 7p,
Parish Hall
YOUTH GROUP @ FOOD BANK—Tue., Feb. 2, 5-7p
BUILDINGS & GROUNDS MTG.—Tue., Feb. 2, 7p, Parish
Hall
CARE CMTE.—Tue., Feb. 2, 7p, Convent
AA–Every Wed, 5:30p & Fri, 10a Parish Hall
WOMEN’S GUILD—Thur., Feb. 4, 7p, Parish Hall
SUPER BOWL BAKE SALE—Sat. & Sun, Feb. 6 & 7, after
all masses, Parish Hall
“AT HOME WITH THE WORD” – This Week (for further reflection): Jer 1:4-5, 17-19; 1 Cor 12:31-13:13; Lk 4:21-30.
Next Sunday (for prayerful preparation): Is 6:2a, 3-8; 1 Cor
15:1-11; Lk 5:1-11
Upcoming 2nd Collections:
February 6 & 7 ~ Care & Education of Priests
February 20 & 21 ~ 2016 Natural Disasters
The US Conference of Catholic Bishops have requested that
dioceses throughout the US conduct a one-time special appeal for victims of numerous natural disasters that will affect
our country in 2016. The collection will enable Catholic
Charities USA, the official domestic relief agency of the US
Catholic Church, to respond to immediate emergency needs
for those affected by such disasters.
SOCIAL OUTREACH— We have a collection box
for Little Ones Clothes Closet at SJW Parish, it’s located in the parish hall. They accept any kids clothing sizes Infants to 6x. Thank you for your donations!
FOOD DONATIONS for St. Joseph the Worker
Food Pantry—Donation box is inside the front door
of the church. JANUARY IS SOUP & RAMEN NOODLES MONTH We are "One Human Family, Food
For All" Thank you for your donations! 87 Barrels!
FAMILY PROMISE— Thank you to all that helped in
any way to make our week of hosting a welcoming
and comfortable week for our 14 guests! Our upcoming 2016 host weeks are: April 10-17, July 24-31
and Oct. 30-Nov. 6. Mark your calendars to help us
out over these weeks. Please contact Jessica
Berkey at [email protected] or 724-3013953 if you are interested in helping with this outreach to the homeless. We also now have the weekly Family Promise notice called “In the Circle” posted on the bulletin board next to the sacristy door.
St. Ann Ash Wednesday (Feb 10) Schedule :
7:30am—Mass
12:10pm—Liturgy of the Word & Dist.
of Ashes
7:00pm—Mass
2015 Tax Contributions-Letters were just
mailed out to those that donated $100 or more
in 2015. If you didn’t receive yours or find an
error, please contact the parish office. Thank
you for your continued support! We mailed out
414 letters to the possible 813 families.
St. Ann Religious Education
Question of the week:
What prophets among us are
not accepted today?
DRE–Shannon Nappi [email protected]
ASST.DRE – Tiffany Haller [email protected]
Classes for Sunday, January 31:
PreK-6th—8:15am-9:30am @ School
7th & 8th—6-8pm @ School
9th-12th—6:30-8pm @ Convent
UPCOMING SACRAMENTS AT ST. ANN
FIRST PENANCE—Saturday, February 20, 10:30am
@ St. Joseph the Worker Parish
FIRST COMMUNION — Saturday, May 7, 10am
CONFIRMATION — Sunday, April 24, 4pm
MONTHLY SUNDAY 6PM YOUTH MASSES:
2016: February 7, March 6, April 3, May 1,
June 5, August 7, September 4, October 2,
November 6, December 4 All are welcome,
mark your calendars!
YOUTH MASS – Interested in serving in a ministry during our next youth mass? Call 570-322-5935
to sign up for the following ministries: Usher,
Greeter, Lector, Altar Server, Music
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION—Members of ALL local
Catholic Churches in the greater Williamsport area
are being called to generously donate their me to
unite in weekday 13 hour Eucharis c Adora on
which will be from 6am-7pm (Monday—Friday) for
the inten on of new voca ons to the priesthood
and religious consecrated life. Call 570-485-9013 if
interested in being a regular or sub.
PANCAKE BREAKFAST— Mark your calendars for
Sunday, Feb. 7th from 8am-1pm in the Parish Hall.
St. Ann Senior Adults Casino Bus Trip—Our next
This will support the Youth Group Mission Trip this bus trip to Mohegan Sun Casino in Wilkes-Barre is
summer to Boston!
on Thurs., Feb. 25th. Please call Christine at 570CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA FOOD BANK - Any youth
12 years of age and older are invited to participate in this service as often as possible. Adult's are also needed to help facilitate this program. Our next opportunity is Tuesday,
Feb. 2nd from 5-7pm. Contact Shannon Nappi at [email protected] if you are interested in or would like
more details about this local service mission.
326-6792 to join them.
ATTENDING MASS AT A DIFFERENT
CHURCH? If you are going to a different Church
on Sundays, you can take your St. Ann parish envelope with you and drop it in their collection. They
will send your envelope to our office and you will
get credit for the donation.
MRS. S. NAPPI WOULD LIKE PARENTS TO JOIN OUR
SJNRA PAPERWORK—St. John Neumann ReREMIND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NOTIFICATION SYSgional Academy Students that are parishioners
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(570) 216-5715 instead. We are phasing out our current system paperwork from the school. Please call the parthrough RainedOut at the end of this month. Don’t miss an im- ish office to schedule an appointment.
portant reminder or cancellation notice.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Save the Date June 13-17. For children who will be in Kindergarten through 6th grade in the Fall of 2016.
SPIRITUAL ADOPTION
Remember to keep praying daily for the
babies we spiritually adopted in October!
Jesus, Mary and Joseph I love you very
much. I beg you to spare the life of the unborn child that I have spiritually adopted
who is in danger of abortion.
Early in month 3 baby
can suck his thumb!
Catholic Campaign for Human Development
Thank you for your contributions to the collection
for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development
(CCHD)! Your generous gifts will help CCHD break
the cycle of poverty in the United States through better education, improved housing, and economic development. Through CCHD and its beneficiaries, we
demonstrate Catholic social teaching and carry out
Jesus’ mission to “bring glad tidings to the poor . . .
to proclaim liberty to captives and recovery of sight
to the blind, to let the oppressed go free” (Lk 4:18).
CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD—Join us
on Sundays during the 9:45am mass. Children ages 3-6
and are able to leave mom and dad for about 30 minutes
are welcome to join us. We look forward to seeing you
on Sundays!
BAPTISM CLASSES—We offer a class for expecting parents and godparents on a monthly basis. The
hour long class will be a requirement for the first child
prior to the baptism. Please call the parish office to
register and attend a session prior to the arrival of the
baby. Our next session is scheduled for Sunday, Feb.
21st after the 11:30am Mass.
RCIA As we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord this
month, we recall our own Baptism. We have all received the call to go and baptize all nations. Pray for
those who are studying to join the Catholic faith as
they continue their journey into the Church. Information about RCIA is available by contacting Brian
Haas at 570-322-5935 or the church office. We always welcome new inquirers.
THE SCRANTON DIOCESAN MENS CONFERENCE
is scheduled for Sat., April 26th, at Kings College in Wilkes
Barre. Keynote presentation by Catholic biblical scholar,
professor, and conference speaker Dr. Scott Hahn, from
Steubenville, Ohio. Also speaking will be Msgr. Charles
Pope from the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C. There will
be opportunity for the Sacrament of Reconciliation, and the
Bishop will be in attendance with the closing Mass offered
by Bishop Bambera. Cost of the Conference is $35.00 regular, $30.00 for early birds, and $15 for students. Priests and
deacons are free. Morning coffee and lunch provided. Men, with their sons and granddads with their grandsons encouraged!
NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
will meet Tue., Feb. 9th @ 6:30 PM @ Robert M. Sides
Music Center, 201 Mulberry St., Williamsport, PA 17701.
LENTEN ECUMENICAL LAUDATIO SI DISCUSSION—Since Jorge Mario Bergoglio became Pope Francis
on March 13, 2013, many surprising and refreshing moves
have issued forth from the Vatican. One of the most heralded events was last fall’s publication of Laudatio Si,
(English: Praise be to you (my Lord)) the Papal Encyclical
on the environment and global justice. In connection with
a Lenten theme of earthkeeping, we will read this encyclical together as a small group at St. Luke. Lutherans and
Roman Catholics have been invited to join in the discussion. The document is free to download at https://
laudatosi.com/watch or able to be purchased at Otto’s
bookstore. The small group will take place on Tuesdays in
Lent @ 3:30pm at St. Luke, 1400 Market St., Williamsport.
The first Tuesday group is Feb. 16th. Please let Jim Foran
(St. Joseph the Worker) or Elisabeth Aurand (St. Luke)
know if you would like a copy of the text.
Saint Ann Catholic Church
2015/2016 COSA CASH CLUB
We have 724 Sold!
Plus 36 Free Ones!
Sell 10 get 2 Free! We are still selling tickets!
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It’s not to late to get your ticket!
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VIRGIN MARY’S ROSARY GUILD—
We are working next on sending 1,000 rosaries this summer with Fr. Fidelis over to
Nigeria, Africa! Thank you all for your great
work! If interested in helping please contact
Rebecca West @ 570-772-5261
ST. ANN MUSIC MINISTRY—If you are interested in joining the choir or as a cantor
please contact Becky Goonan at 570-4474795 or [email protected]
ST. JOSEPH THE WORKER PARISH—30th Annual
Mardi Gras Saturday, February 6, 2016 Fleming
Center (720 West 4th Street, Williamsport, PA) 7:30
pm – midnight Doors open @ 7:00 Dancing from
8:00 to Midnight with Dance to DJ Contact Rectory
for tickets 323-9456 LOTS OF DOOR PRIZES
$135.00 a table of 8 in advance (must be purchased
together - a $9 savings) or $18.00 admission in advance or $20.00 at the door Costumes encouraged!
ST. ANN WOMEN’S GUILD “SUPER BOWL” BAKE
SALE All those who love to bake are asked to
donate an item to the Women’s Guild Super
Bowl Bake Sale. Needed items are: cakes, pies,
cookies, fudge, peanuts, home-made breads,
relish, jelly, trail mix, etc. If you can package
small items in packs of 6 or 12 it would be
helpful. The bake sale will be held on Sat., Feb.
6 & 7 after all the masses, you can drop off
your items before the 5:30 p.m. or 7:30 a.m.
Masses in the Church Hall (basement). Monetary donations will also be greatly appreciated!
Thank you for your participation.
Contact
Elaine DiFuccia— 570-368-1418
Catch Our Spirit…
Celebrate Catholic Schools Week
January 31 – February 6, 2016
Celebrate Catholic Schools Week by attending one of
our Catholic School Open Houses! You are invited to
come experience our communities of faith and academic excellence. From Pre-Kindergarten through 12th
grade, our students live their faith, challenge their
minds, serve their communities, and build lifelong
friendships. For specifics about the Open Houses or
for more info. about our Diocesan Catholic Schools,
including tuition assistance opportunities, please visit
www.DioceseofScranton.org/CatholicSchools.
YEAR OF MERCY
How can we show others the
mercy of God? We say that
God is compassionate, but we
ignore the poor. We say that
God loves us and has mercy on
us, but we hold grudges against
our friends. Our actions need to
authentically reflect God's mercy.
Moments of Mercy
Each month our Moments of
Mercy will offer brief reflections
on mercy and concrete suggestions of how we can live
out the mercy that God offers us all. These are perfect
for busy days since they help us to slow down for just a
few minutes and think about the gifts God has blessed
us with and how we can share them.
ST. JOHN NEUMANN OPEN HOUSES St. John
Neumann Regional Academy will hold Open Houses at
our Elementary Campus (710 Franklin St.) and our Junior/Senior High School Campus (901 Penn St.) on Sunday, January 31 from Noon-2 pm. We will have registration packets, including financial aid applications, for
the 2016-17 school year. If you are unable to attend our
Open Houses, or if you would like more information,
please contact Kathy Bahr at 570-323-9953, ext. 205 or
[email protected].
When we think about pilgrimages, we probably think
about medieval people walking great distances to aweinspiring churches. Yet, Pope Francis describes what is
at the heart of pilgrimage and encourages us to each
make one during this Jubilee of Mercy. He writes that
"life itself is a pilgrimage, and the human being is a viator, a pilgrim traveling along the road, making his way to
the desired destination" (MV, no. 14). Pope Francis encourages each of us to make a pilgrimage to the Holy
Door in our diocese some time during this Jubilee of
Mercy. Being committed to the journey of pilgrimage
ST. ANN KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
helps us focus our attention on our spiritual journey and
Upcoming events:
walk closer with God. Similarly, our daily journey to live
1) Our Council-sponsored rosary for out the mercy of God "is also a goal to reach and refamilies on Sunday, Jan 31 at 6pm in the quires dedication and sacrifice" (MV, no. 14).
Church.
2) Year of Mercy support for families in 1. With your family or a parish group, plan a pilgrimage to the Holy Door within your diocese for some
need— Each parish family donate 40time during this year.
cans of food drive during Lent
2. Each day, give yourself one small goal of mercy,
3) Parish Pilgrimage to Cathedral Door of Mercy
compassion, and love to journey toward—for examContact Deacon Steve at the parish office.
ple, being kind to a difficult coworker—so that, by
those actions, you are able to walk closer to God on
Please patronize
the pilgrimage of Christian life.
our bulletin sponsors.
LENT POTLUCK SERIES—WALKING WITH
CHRIST TO CALVARY—Join us on Fridays in
Lent beginning on February 12th from 5:30-6:45 in
the Church Hall for a meatless potluck dinner
(please bring your favorite dish to share) and meditations on the Stations of the Cross presented by
Donna Miller. We will learn more about each station and how we can carry our own crosses in union
with our Lord as we prepare to remember his passion, death, and resurrection at Easter.
PRAYER CANDLES—Did you know that the small
candles in the stands by Mary and Joseph are 50¢each
and the 7 day candles at the St. Ann statue are $5 each?
Please place your donation in the box under the candle
stands or on the plate to the left of
the 7 day candles. By donating for
the candles you help to keep this
Catholic tradition of prayer selfsupporting.
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