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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Mass Intentions for the week of July 1 — July 8
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
7:00 AM Joan & Francis
7:30 AM Police Officer,
Sergeant Bruce
Hartigan by Ulrich
Wisniewski by FamFamily
ily
7:00 AM Raul Ruiz, Jr. by
9:30 AM John Mokry by Bet-
8:30 AM Francis Gibbons by
8:30 AM Andrienne Witol by
ty Jumper
Joseph & Maria Witol
11:30 AM People of the Parish
LITURGY OF THE WORD
FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
Thinking about the Readings
1. How difficult has it been for me to accept my role
as a prophet?
2. What persecution or difficulties have I experienced in my call to be prophet to my community?
3. Who are the prophets in my life? Have I listened
to them?
Readings for the Fourteenth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
July 8, 2012
First Reading: Ezekiel 2:2—5
They are a rebellious house but shall know that a
prophet has been among them.
Second Reading: 2 Corinthians 12:7—10
I will boast in my weaknesses, in order that the
power of Christ may dwell in me.
Gospel: Mark 6:1—6
A prophet is not without honor except in his native
place.
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Family
Wednesday
7:00 AM Alcides Ebuen by
Family
Marilyn Cerrato
8:30 AM Alice Spellman by
Family
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 the Sacred Heart of Jesus: Mon.—Sat. during June
Litanies—After the 8:30am Mass
Today’s good news
The writer of the Book of Wisdom reflects the theology of
his day: “God did not make death” (v 13), he tells us.
Rather, God made everything to be good. As for humanity,
“God formed [us] to be imperishable” (v 23). It is only
through the devil that death comes into the picture. We
are called, then, to choose God and the way of life.
In light of a collection being taken up for the needy within
the church, Paul appeals to the generosity of the
Corinthians by speaking of the example of Jesus, who
“though he was rich” (v 9) became poor for the sake of the
believers. This kenosis or self-emptying of Christ is to
serve as an example for us. Appealing to the example of
God’s gift of manna in the wilderness (v 15), Paul writes
that it is God’s will that none should go without, which
means “your abundance … should supply their needs” (v
14). God gives generously of his abundance; so must we.
The two miracles in today’s Gospel — the healings of
Jairus’ daughter and the woman with the hemorrhage —
exemplify people with great faith. Jairus’s daughter “is at
the point of death” (v 23), and the woman, who has been
suffering for 12 years, has depleted her funds “but only
grew worse” (v 26). Yet they both believe that Jesus can do
something for them. Both the young girl and the woman
are cut off from society: the girl by her illness and the
woman because her hemorrhage makes her unclean. In
reaching out to Jesus, Jairus and the woman express their
faith that he can make them whole, restoring them to the
fullness of life. These sicknesses would be seen as the work
of the devil in Jesus’ day. By healing them Jesus shows
that he has power over the devil. The story of Jairus’s
daughter, complicated by her death, shows that Jesus even
has power over death.
Mass Intentions for the week of July 1 — July 8
Thursday
Friday
7:00 AM Joseph Giorgianni by 7:00 AM Diane Salasek by
Georganna Family
8:30 AM Walter Jackson by
Daughter, Mary
Jackson
Bruni Moquin
8:30 AM Special Intentions for
Mary Mitcham by Melina McGarry
Saturday
Sunday
8:30 AM Josephine Robbins
5:00 PM Herman J. May by
Parish Sacrificial Giving (Regular Sunday Offering)
In gratitude for the gifts we have received from God, the
parishioners and visitors gave $11,160.66 for the
ministries of St. Teresa, and $2,520.00 in the second
collection for Peter’s Pence. Thank you for your
continued support and generosity. God bless.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK?
Are there families in the parish with
children who have a serious illness?
How will they hear the readings?
PAR I SHI ONER HELP AN D SU PPOR T
On behalf of Fr. Chris and Mrs. Zackel, thank you to all
parishioners for believing in and supporting Catholic
education. Many of you have supported with fair patrons,
car drawing, second collections, technology needs, and
financially assisting families. St. Teresa School is fortunate
to have parishioners with generous hearts. We appreciate
all the ways you have helped the school, the students, and
the parents. Please continue to be involved with the life of
our wonderful school!
People of the Parish
9:30 AM
Robert & Ann Zuber
by Daughter, Patricia
11:30 AM
Jorge Torres by
Sister
Son, Russell
STEWARDSHIP
Stewardship Thought: Today’s reading from St.
Paul explains the “divine economy” of stewardship —
“The relief of others ought not to impoverish you; there
should be a certain equality. Your plenty at the present
time should supply their need so that their surplus may
in turn one day supply your need.”
7:30 AM
by Gary & William
Robbins
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 Monday – Friday from
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. during the month of July.
WEBSITE
Please visit our website at www.stteresa-titusville.org
for information and updates regarding St. Teresa
School.
THANK Y OU
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.
PLEASE NOTE:
The parish office will be closed on
Wednesday, July 4th for the holiday.
Wishing you all a safe and happy 4th of
July holiday!
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FAITH FORMATION
FAITH FORMATION
The Office of Faith Formation will be closed during
the month of July. The office will reopen on August 1.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION REGISTRATION
will take place the following weekends after each
Mass in Avila Hall: August 11/12 and August 18/19.
Please bring a Baptismal certificate (for baptisms
celebrated in churches other than St. Teresa) for
grades K, 1 and 2 and 7 and 8, unless recently
submitted. Classes will begin on August 20 for
Grades 7 and 8, and August 21 for K-6.
ADULT FAITH FORMATION
New groups and topics for Growing Faith Series
on Catholic teaching will begin the week of September
17. Registration will take place in Avila Hall on
August 11/12 and August 18/19 after all Masses.
There will be groups on the Commandments and the
Sacraments.
CATHOLICISM, Fr. Robert Barrons’ DVD series
produced by Word in Fire will be presented one
Sunday a month at 2 PM in Avila Hall. The first
session , Amazed and Afraid- The Revelation of
God Become Man, will be presented on
September 16. This session shows that Jesus of
Nazareth is the promised Messiah and the revelation
of God become man. Fr. Barron shows how Jesus
fulfills the four tasks of the Messiah according to the
Old and New Testaments, and how the living legacy
of Christ, God and Messiah, is proclaimed by the
Church. The showing of the DVD will be followed by
reflection and discussion. Adults and Teens are
invited.
PETER’S PENCE COLLECTION
Thank you for your generous support of the essential work
of the Holy Father and his charitable acts through the
Peter’s Pence Collection.
Our contributions will be
combined with those of our brothers and sisters around the
world to help Pope Benedict reach out to those in need.
Your generosity will help to cast Christ’s peace upon the
world.
POT LU CK SU PPE R
On Friday, July 13th, the Knights of Columbus will hold a
Pot Luck Supper of Fried Chicken. Ladies, please bring side
dishes and dessert. The Knights will be presenting the
Awards for the Year— so please attend for a good time. For
information call Mickey at 269-4221.
W O R L D W I D E M A R R I A GE E N C O U N TE R
WWME weekends help build stronger marriages and
relationships. The next weekend will be held in Orlando
Friday, September 28th at 7:30pm and ends Sunday
September 30th at 4pm.
Please contact Claire and Dennis Marotte at 407-282-2899
for more information.
R E TR O U V A I LL E
Retrouvaille, the Diocesan program for troubled marriages,
continues to offer hope and healing to hurting marriages in
the Diocese of Orlando. Twenty-five searching couples
brought their hurting marriages to our April 20-22
program. Our next weekend begins July 13th at San Pedro
Center, Winter Park. Please help us once more, as you have
so generously in the past, to get the word of this life-giving
opportunity to any in our parish community who may need
it.
Visit http://www.mindspring.com/~rtv.reg.orl/
retrouvaille/ for more information and to register.
SAVE
THE
DATE
-
PASTORAL
CARE
CONFERENCE — Exciting plans are under way for
THE OLOGICAL FORMATION PROGRAM
Please mark your calendar—Fr Chris’ next Theological
Formation session is scheduled for Monday, August 20 at
6:30pm in the Church (there is no session scheduled for
July).
LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS
St Teresa Church is interested in developing a list of able
bodied volunteers who would be willing to be called upon to
set up the Church tent for various events throughout the
year. The larger we can make this list, then the less
frequently you may be called in rotation. If you would be
willing to be on this list, please call Bruce or Donna Moquin
at 631-3878.
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the 2012 Pastoral Care Conference. Please save the date
and join us on August 25th at Saints Peter and Paul
Catholic Church, Winter Park. Bishop John Noonan will
open the day with the celebration of Mass at 9:00 a.m. The
theme chosen by the planning committee is “Do you see Me
Now? Nurturing the Healthy Minister in Ourselves.”
National speakers, Graziano and Nancy Marcheschi, will
entertain and inspire as they show us new ways to love
ourselves and our neighbors, so that we may live Jesus’
command to, “love one another as I have loved you” (John
15:12).
This conference is accepted towards continuing education
for MTS recertification.
FIRST FRIDAY
WELCOME FR. MARK
We welcome Fr. Mark who traditionally comes to help us
during the month of July from Tanzania. He is a fellow
Salvatorian and confrere of Fr. Chris and Fr. Gabriel
working in the African Missions. We will have an annual
collection to support Salvatorian Missions in Africa on the
weekend of July 21-22.
POLITICAL
RESPONSIBILITY
BY
UNITED
STATES COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC BISHOPS
(USCCB)
The challenge for our Church is to be principled without
being soft, to be involved without being used. Our moral
framework does not easily fit the categories of right or left,
Republican or Democrat. We are called to measure every
party and movement by how their agenda touches human
life and human dignity. A key question is where are “the
least among us” in any national agenda?
The goal of St. Teresa School is to equip 15 classrooms
with the combinations of 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.
—
First Friday
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament will be
held on Friday, July 6, in the Chapel
immediately following the 8:30am Mass until
4:45pm. Evening Prayer and Benediction will
be celebrated at 4:45. Please try to spend
some time before the Blessed Sacrament.
N A TI O N A L C AL L F O R P R AY E R W E E K E N D
You have seen the signs around the Church regarding a
National Call for Prayer and Repentance Day on July 14th
asking God to heal our nation. This is a grass roots effort
by our parishioner Rita Indiveri. Check out the web
address 714-Project.com ….714 for July 14 and for the
biblical reference: 2 Chronicles 7:14 which states that if we
repent of our sinfulness and renew our commitment to
God, he will heal our land: “Please America, let’s get down
on our knees and with a humble heart pray for the
restoration of this country. Join as a community in fasting
and prayer. Devote this day, July 14th, to God…and
perhaps he just might look kindly on us as a nation once
again.” Please take a business size card in the back of the
Church as a reminder to set July 14 aside as a day of prayer
for our country. Check out the web address on the card to
see ideas on what you can do and spread the message to
family, friends, prayer groups, etc.
THANK YOU
Thank you for your generous donations to the Care Package
Drive for our overseas military troops which Benjamin Bair,
a member of Boy Scout Troup 481 (sponsored by the
Knights of Columbus) organized for his Eagle project.
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.
RU MMAGE 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.
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Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Wisdom 1:13-15; 2:23-24
WHAT THE CREATOR NEVER CREATED
T
he Book of Wisdom says there are three things God did not make: death,
destruction and injustice. Yet we live with them every day.
Wisdom believes that God intended the world to be a much better place. We humans
were made in the image of God, designed to be as imperishable as God is. God did not
“make” death. God is good.
God also intended that the creatures of the world would be wholesome, and that plants
would provide nourishment and health—“not a destructive drug among them.” In this
view, God did not create violence among animals nor poisons among drugs.
And God expected that justice would reign, because justice, like God, is undying. Justice
is an expression of God’s will. Everything that God made was good.
That is the view of the Book of Wisdom. But it isn’t a picture of the world we live in. The
Book of Wisdom knows why: “By the envy of the devil, death entered the world, and they
who belong to his company experience it.” The presence of evil, which was not precisely
created by God according to this view, frustrated the designs of God’s more perfect
creation.
God did not create evil, but we know that evil exists, and that death, destruction and
injustice abound. But we also believe they are not part of God’s eternal plan, and that
those who belong to God’s company will experience justice, salvation, and life everlasting.
Written by Paul Turner. Copyright © 2008, Resource Publications, Inc., 888-273-7782, www.rpinet.com. All
rights reserved. Reprinted with permission from Lectionary Bulletin Inserts, Year B: First and Second
Readings.
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