PASTOR: Fr. Chris Bugno, SDS ASSOCIATE PASTOR: Fr. Gabriel

PASTOR:
Fr. Chris Bugno, SDS
ASSOCIATE PASTOR:
Fr. Gabriel Kamienski, SDS
DEACON:
Donald Boland
PASTORAL ASSOCIATES:
Sr. Yvonne, Roscoe, SND
CELEBRATION OF THE
EUCHARIST:
Saturday Vigil:……5:00 p.m.
Sunday:……………7:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11:30 a.m.
Weekdays (Monday through Friday):
7:00 a.m. & 8:30 a.m.
Saturday:……….....8:30 a.m.
Spanish Mass (last Sunday of the
month):………. 6:00 p.m.
RECONCILIATION:
Daily (Mon.-Fri.):…… 7:45-8:15 a.m.
Saturdays:…… 3:45-4:45 p.m.
First Friday:….. 3:30-4:30 p.m.
And by Appointment
Administrative Assistant & Liturgy
Sr. Yvonne Roscoe, SND, 268-3441
Faith Formation
(Religious Education, Adults, RCIA,
Sacramental Preparation)
Mrs. Doris Petrocelli
268-0440
School Principal
Mrs. Jacqueline Zackel, 267-1643
Director Of Music
Barbara Bradley, 267-9256
Annulments
Sr. Lucy Vazquez, O.P.
Youth Ministry
Sean Lunceford, 268-3441
Bookkeeper, Melinda Tinsley
Receptionist, Anna Mae Smoller
Bulletin Editor, Karen Downs
Director of Facilities/Maintenance
Matt Horner
PARISH ADDRESS:
203 Ojibway Street
Titusville, FL 32780
PARISH OFFICE: 321-268-3441
PARISH FAX: 321-268-3270
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http://www.saintteresatitusville.org
Mass Intentions for the week of June 10 — June 17
Sunday
7:30 AM People of the Parish
Monday
Tuesday
7:00 AM George Kavaliaus Kas 7:00 AM Marie DiPalma by
by Mom & Dad
9:30 AM Deceased Members of 8:30 AM Alfredo Nevalga by
the Kenkel Family by
Family
Short Family
11:30 AM Margaret McNeela
by Joan McNeela
LITURGY OF THE WORD
ELEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Thinking about the Readings
1. What does it mean that I am to “walk by faith and
not by sight”? How have I lived out this command?
2. How has my faith been tested? How confident have
I been during these tests?
3. How do my roots in God enable me to flourish?
Readings for the Eleventh Sunday
in Ordinary Time
June 17, 2012
First Reading: Ezekiel 17:22—24
I have lifted high the lowly tree.
Second Reading: 2 Corinthians 5:6—10
Whether we are at home or away, we aspire to
please the Lord.
Gospel: Mark 4:26—34
It is the smallest of all seeds, and becomes the
largest of plants.
Kathy & George
Kavaliaus
8:30 AM Marilyn Troup by
Sister, Ann
Wednesday
7:00 AM Special Intentions for
Robert Theisen by
Family
8:30 AM Sharyn Mosca by
Rob & Dawn Stevens &
Reno & Susan Mancini
DEVOTIONS
Liturgy of the Hours (Morning Prayer) at 8:10am
(before the 8:30 mass), Mon.-Thu. (unless no school on Fri.)
Recitation of the Rosary: Mon. – Sat., 9am in the Chapel.
Novena – Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Tuesday, after the 8:30am Mass.
Spanish Adoration & Prayer Group, Thursdays 6:00pm
Holy Hour 9-10 – Thurs. (except holidays) after the 8:30
Mass, Divine Mercy, Rosary, Silent Prayer, Benediction.
Holy Days — Same as Sundays (7:30am, 9:30am & 11:30am)
Holy Day Vigil — 7:00pm
Fatima Sundays—Every 3rd Sunday of the Month from May
through October, 3-4:30pm.
Litany of Loreto in honor of Mary: Mon.—Sat. during May
Litany of the Sacred Heart of Jesus: Mon.—Sat. during June
Litanies—After the 8:30am Mass
Today’s good news
On the solemnity of the Body and Blood of Jesus, we
focus on God’s gift of self to us in the Eucharist. In the
Eucharist, Christ is present to his church in a unique
way, under the appearance of bread and wine, we are
invited to be one with him in communion. United with
him, we are called, challenged, and strengthened to
become more like him.
In Exodus, as a sign of the covenant the Israelites are
sharing with the Lord, Moses makes a sacrifice,
sprinkling some of the blood of the sacrifice on the
altar and the remainder on the people. This covenant
binds the two parties together. The people having
heard “all that the Lord has said” (v 7), agree to live by
the commandments. He will be their God and they will
be his people. It is a foundational moment for the
people of Israel.
The writer of Hebrews writes of how Christ’s sacrifice
replaces the sacrifices of the prior covenant. Christ’s
own blood obtains for us “eternal redemption” (v 12);
as the perfect sacrifice he offered himself on our behalf
in order that “those who are called may receive the
promised eternal inheritance” (v 15).
For Reflection: What significance does the Eucharist
have for me? Do I allow myself to be taken, blessed,
broken, and given in service of the gospel?
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M O S T H O LY B O D Y & B L O O D O F
CHRIST
Mass Intentions for the week of June 10 — June 17
Thursday
Friday
7:00 AM Brice Metcalf by Joan 7:00 AM Special Intentions for
Gray
Dr. Arieden Breeijen,
M.D. by Patients
8:30 AM Leonard Zackel (1st
Anniv.) by Family
8:30 AM Special Intentions for
Deacon Don Boland by
Chris Boland
Saturday
Sunday
8:30 AM Special Intentions for
Parish Sacrificial Giving (Regular Sunday Offering)
In gratitude for the gifts we have received from God, the
parishioners and visitors gave $12,715.66 for the
ministries of St. Teresa. Thank you for your continued
support and generosity. God bless.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK?
What signs of honor and respect for the
Eucharist are traditional in this parish
community?
WELCOME
We welcome Fr. Gabriel
Kamienski, SDS our new
Associat e
appoint ed
Parochial Vicar to St.
Teresa’s by Bishop John
Noonan. He belongs to
the Religious Order of the
Salvatorians (The same
Religious Order as our
Pastor, Fr. Chris). Fr.
Gabriel was ordained to the Priesthood in 1982 in Poland,
and after his Ordination was sent to Tanzania as a
Missionary until 2008. He was sent to the United States
and joined with the Salvatorian community in Texas. You
may have seen him here at St. Teresa’s during July when he
came to help out whenever Fr. Chris was on vacation. We
welcome Fr. Gabriel and wish him the best in his ministry
among and for us. May God bless his time here with us.
Miguel Olivella by
Olivella Family
9:30 AM
Herman J. May by
May Family
11:30 AM
Father’s Day Novena
David & Louis Alvarez
by Family
5:00 PM Mary Giorgianni by
Georganna Family
STEWARDSHIP
Stewardship Thought: In today’s Gospel, the
disciples suggest that Jesus disperse the crowd so that
they might individually seek food and lodging. The
miracle of the feeding of the five thousand is Jesus’
powerful reminder that when we share our gifts in His
name there is always more than enough!
7:30 AM
SCHOOL NEWS
OPEN ENROLLMENT
St. Teresa School is accepting applications for enrollment
for the 2012/2013 school year. Please call the school office
for more information 321-267-1643.
SUMMER OFFICE HOURS
The school office will be open during the month of June,
Monday – Friday, 9:00 – 3:00 p.m.
WEBSITE
Please visit our website at www.stteresa-titusville.org for
information and updates regarding St. Teresa School.
SUMMER CAMPS
Knight’s Quest for Adventure, Fun & Friendship will take
place June 11, 2012 through Jun 29, 2012. There are
several sessions available including Vacation Bible School,
Environmental, Sports, Drama, and Culinary Arts &
Sewing. Please call the school office for more information
at 321-267-1643.
THANK YOU
Thank you for your generous response to our school wish
list. The following items have been purchased for the classrooms.
Kindergarten – document camera
2nd grade – document camera
3rd grade – laptop
5th/6th Language Arts – document camera & projector
Spanish – document camera, projector & MIMEO
interactive
Religion – document camera & projector
Thank you for your generous response to the cookie dough
fundraiser. A computer tower, keyboard & mouse were
purchased for the following teachers.
Mrs. Zackel
Mrs. Reda
Mrs. Ford
Mrs. Ball
Mrs. Mawn
Sr. Hilda
Mrs. Tomes
Thank you for your generous support of the book fair. A
SMART board was purchased for the 4th grade classroom.
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FAITH FORMATION
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Babylon begins this Monday,
June 11 and continues through
June 15. Late registrants should register in Avila Hall
at 8:30 am. Those children who have pre-registered
should arrive by 8:50 on this first day!
ADULT FORMATION
We are looking forward to new and continuing groups
of Growing Faith meeting in the Fall. Registration
will take place at the same time as registration for
Religious Education classes after all the Masses on
August 11 and 12 and 18 and 19. We are also planning
a Sunday afternoon program once a month using the
visually beautiful DVD series; Catholicism, from
Word on Fire ministries. Look for more information
in upcoming Bulletins.
JOIN BISHOP NOONAN TODAY FOR THE
ANNUAL CORPUS CHRISTI PROCESSION
Bishop John Noonan will lead an annual Corpus Christi
procession to observe the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body
and Blood of Christ today, June 10 and to celebrate the
diversity of our universal Church.
Following the 5 p.m. Mass at St. James Cathedral in
downtown Orlando, Bishop Noonan will depart the
Cathedral with a monstrance holding the Blessed
Sacrament. He will lead a procession six blocks to St.
James Cathedral School located at 505 East Ridgewood
Street. The procession will end with Benediction. All are
invited to attend.
The Diocese of Orlando represents many ethnic groups all
united in the universal Catholic Church. In addition to
English, Mass is celebrated in eight foreign languages:
African dialect, Portuguese, Filipino, Spanish, Polish,
Korean, Vietnamese and Creole.
C A RE P A C K A G E D R I V E FO R O U R
M I L I T A RY T R O O P S
The goal of St. Teresa School is to equip 15 classrooms
with the combinations of the following basic
components of a 21st Century classroom.
Mounted LCD Video Projector minimum 2500
lumens - $500 (4 purchased, 1 needed)
Projector Mount - $150 (2 purchased, 2 needed)
Projector Mount Installation - $250 (4 needed)
Networked Desktop / Laptop or Tablet for Teacher
workstation - $625 (1 purchased, 12 needed)
Wireless VGA adaptor - $100 (4 needed)
Computer Lab Work Station - $425 (25 needed)
Optional Digital Document Camera $250 (5 purchased, 6 needed)
Optional Response Systems (class set
of 18 to be shared) - $1800 ($500
received, $1300 needed)
If you would like to donate towards the
purchase of these items, please send the
donation to the school office.
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Benjamin Bair a member of Boy Scout Troup 481,
sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, for his Eagle project is organizing a care-package drive for our overseas military troops. A collection box will be in the Church entrance
lobby for donations. Here is a list of acceptable items:
International phone cards (minimum 30 minutes)
Toothpaste (small tube) Toothbrushes Wet wipes
Deodorant (roll-on/stick) Disposable razors Shaving
Cream Hand sanitizers Lubricating eye drops Lip balm
Sunscreen Coffee (single cup instant coffee) Drink mixes Soaps Waterless hand cleaner Playing cards
Small paperback books Word puzzle books
B . E . T . A . (Birth, Education, Training, Acceptance) of
Titusville is in desperate need of donations of summer
clothing for infants and children sizes 18 months up to
eight years, both boy or girl. B.E.T.A. offers free maternity
clothing, kid’s clothing up to eight years, infant layette
items and equipment at no cost to any family in need or
expecting an unplanned pregnancy. We also offer free
pregnancy tests. B.E.T.A. is located at 620 Garden St., Titusville and is open Monday through
Thursday from
9:30am to noon. Call 264-0446 for more info.
RUMMAGE SALE
Titusville High School Project Graduation 2013 will be
holding a Rummage Sale in mid-July to help provide a
substance-free graduation night for our high school seniors.
They are accepting donations of furniture, clothing, toys,
tools, etc. For more information or to donate items please
contact Matt Horner at 268-2820.
M O S T H O LY B O D Y & B L O O D O F
CHRIST
JUNE DEVOTIONS
J U N E M IS S I O N
For June, keep in mind, that June is the month
of Jesus. Every morning (Monday through
Saturday) after the 8:30am Mass we will pray
the Litany of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
The weekend of June 16/17, Fr. Paul Moses Chakkalackal,
CMI from Madagascar will be sharing his two decades long
missionary experience with us. He has been the Rector of
St. Paul Cathedral (Canada) for three years. He will be
assisting with Confessions and the weekend liturgies.
Please extend a warm welcome to Fr. Paul.
LOST AND FOUND
We have many articles in our Church Lost and Found.
Below is a list. Please see Sister Yvonne to claim then
within these next 2 weeks (by June 18th) or they will be sent
to our Bargain Shop. Thank you!
 11 pair of Sunglasses  10 pair of Reading Glasses  Glass
cases  13 umbrellas  7 rosaries  Black St. Joseph
Sunday Missal  Black Healing Prayer Book  Pink
Headband  The Pocket Prayer Book  Set of 3 keys  Pill
Box  Mercy lapel pin  Winn-Dixie point card  2 pierced
earrings  Black quilted jacket  Black hooded sweatshirt 
Green sweater  White sweater  My First Baby Bible 
Eye glass case from Pearle  Hair bow  Very used New
American Bible (Name inside is: to “Mondo”)  Hot glue gun
F O R T N I G H T FO R F R E E D O M — M E S S A G E
F R O M BI S H O P N O O N A N
A Fortnight for Freedom, fourteen days dedicated to
prayer, penance, and rededication to our Lord, Jesus
Christ, begins on June 21 and ends on July 4, the
celebration of Independence Day in the United
States. During this time, we are called to pray that the
practice of our beliefs; of our faith will be preserved for
generations to come. We will join together with Catholics
throughout our nation to pray together these fourteen days.
(See prayer on the next page.) I ask all parishes in the
Diocese to schedule the celebration of Mass in each of our
Catholic churches on July 4. Please plan to participate in
the celebration of Mass on July 4 (even though it is not a
Sunday or a Holy Day of Obligation). On this day, I also ask
our pastors to toll the churches’ bells at 12:00 noon
throughout the Diocese. The Mass times of all of the
Orlando Diocese parishes will be published for July 4 on
the
Diocese
website
home
page
www.orlandodiocese.org. As we stand with our brothers
and sisters in Christ here in Central Florida and across
America, we are called to prayerfully protect religious
freedom. Our history teaches us religious liberty requires
constant vigilance and protection, or it may
disappear.
The primacy of our faith; the primacy of
religious freedom must at all times be upheld. Let us be
heralds of the Gospel. Let us be a people of prayer. Let us
pray that these issues will be resolved in the Lord’s
name. Let us shine forth the Light of Christ to one
other. Let us join with each other to write our legislators
consistently about the regrettable consequences of the HHS
mandate. May we bear our share of hardship for the Gospel
with the strength that comes from God.
T H E O L O G IC A L F O R M A T IO N P RO G RA M
Fr. Chris’ next Theological Formation session is scheduled
for Monday, June 18 at 6:30pm in the Church. The topic
for this month is "Theology and devotion to the Most
Sacred Heart of Jesus." June is the month of the Sacred
Heart.
F A T H E R’ S D A Y BRE A K F A S T
Boy Scout Troop 481 is hosting a Father’s Day Breakfast on
Father's Day, June 17th from 8am – 11:30am at the Knights
of Columbus Hall here in Titusville. We will be serving
pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage, biscuits & gravy, grits,
fresh fruit, hot chocolate, orange juice and coffee. Tickets
are only $5 for Adults (ages 10 & up), $3 for Children (ages
4-9); Children 3 years old and younger are free. Tickets will
be sold after all Masses this weekend and in the Gift Shop.
Please come out and join us on Father’s Day and treat Dad
to a delicious hot breakfast. We appreciate your support of
Scouting!
500TH ANNIVERSARY OF ST. TERESA’S BIRTH
The celebration of St. Teresa of Avila’s 500th Anniversary
of her birth takes place in 2015. We are planning a special
trip to honor our Parish’s patron saint with a trip to Avila,
Spain, including going to Lourdes, France and Fatima,
Portugal in September of 2014 (Since it will be cheaper to
go earlier than in 2015.). So, start saving your money for
approximately a 10 to 12 day trip in 2 years.
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens
invites you to a
Free Luncheon Seminar
Get the answers you need on pre-arranging your cemetery
needs:
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Join us on Thursday, June 14th at 12 Noon
Dixie Crossroads Restaurant
1475 Garden Street
Titusville, FL 32796
Call Kim Carpenter at 321-267-8751 to reserve your
place.
*Seating is limited to the first 25 people
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Consecration of the United States of America
to the Immaculate Conception
Holy Trinity: Our Father in Heaven, who chose Mary as the most blessed
of your daughters; Holy Spirit, who chose Mary as Your spouse; God the
Son, who chose Mary as Your Mother, in union with Mary we adore your
majesty and acknowledge Your supreme, eternal dominion and authority.
Most Holy Trinity, we put the United States of America into the hands of
Mary Immaculate in order that she may present the country to you.
Through her we wish to thank you for the great resources of this land and
for the freedom, which has been its heritage. Through the intercession of
Mary, have mercy on the Catholic Church in America. Grant us peace.
Have mercy on our president and on all the officers of our government.
Grant us a fruitful economy born of justice and charity. Have mercy on
capital and industry and labor. Protect the family life of the nation. Guard
the precious gift of many religious vocations. Through the intercession of
our Mother, have mercy on the sick, the poor, the tempted, sinners--on all
who are in need.
Mary, Immaculate Virgin, Our Mother, Patroness of our land, we praise
you and honor you and give our country and ourselves to your Sorrowful
and Immaculate Heart.
O Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart of Mary pierced by the sword of
sorrow prophesized by Simeon save us from degeneration, disaster and
war. Protect us from all harm.
O Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart of Mary, you who bore the sufferings
of your Son in the depths of your heart, be our Advocate. Pray for us, that
acting according to your will and the Will of your Divine Son, we may live
and die pleasing to God.
Amen.
(After each 7:00 AM and 8:30 AM Mass from June 21st - the 4th of July we will pray this
prayer.)
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