Saint Mark Catholic Church

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Saint Mark Catholic Church
Saint Mark Catholic Church
www.stmarknc.org  14740 Stumptown Road, Huntersville, NC 28078
We, the members of St. Mark Catholic Church, a Faith Community called as one by Christ
to serve and witness in His name, seek to celebrate our Faith through service and evangelization
to each other, our families and our community.
St. Mark Parish Directory
stmarknc.org14740 Stumptown Rd, Huntersville NC 28078
Parish Office | Mon-Fri, 9 am-4:30 pm
Phone: 704-948-0231; Fax: 704-948-8018
Pastor
Very Rev. John T. Putnam, JV
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Paul D. McNulty
Pastor Emeritus in Residence
Rev. Msgr. Richard M. Bellow
Deacons
Rev. Mr. Louis Pais
Rev. Mr. Robert Murphy
Rev. Mr. Richard McCarron
Rev. Mr. Thomas McGahey
Rev. Dr. Ronald Sherwood
Sacristan
Daniel Pressley
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 211
Administrative Assistant
Tricia McCaa
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 102
Pastoral Associate for HR and
Outreach
Barry McCaa
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 119
Pastoral Associate for Facilities
and Planning
Scott Bruno
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 118
Elementary Faith Formation
and Sacraments of
First Reconciliation and
First Communion
Faye Nye, Coordinator
[email protected]
704-948-1306, Ext. 115
Middle School Ministry and
Sacrament of Confirmation
Mary Grace Alvord, Coordinator
[email protected]
704-948-1306, Ext. 117
6th-7th Grade Faith Formation
Coordinator
Sonnet Bonelli
[email protected]
704-948-1306, Ext. 111
High School Ministry
Coordinator
J. Brian Kaup
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 105
Preschool
Jane Petriella, Director
[email protected]
704-948-8015
Deaf Ministry
Mary Sumeracki
[email protected]
704-576-0675 (V/TTY)
Mass Schedule
Sunday Masses
Saturday: 5 pm
Sunday: 7:30 am
9 am (Church; Signed for the hearing impaired)
11 am
1 pm (Spanish)
5 pm (Life Teen Mass)
Spanish: Misa en Español cada Domingo a la 1 pm y
cada viernes a las 7 pm
Daily Masses
Mon., Tue., Thur., Fri., 7 and 9 am
Wednesday 7 am and 6:30 pm; Saturday 9 am
Holy Days: Vigil 7 pm before feast day, 7 am, 9 am, 7 pm
on the feast day
Confessions
Daily: (45 minutes prior to Mass, ending 15 minutes
prior to Mass) 6:15—6:45 am and 8:15—8:45 am
Wed.: 6—7:30 pm
Sat.: 3—5 pm
Sun.: 6:45—7:15 am, 8:15—8:45 am, 10:15—10:45 am,
12:15—12:45 pm (Spanish), 4:15—4:45 pm
Rosary
Tuesdays — Church; 7—7:30 pm
Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration
In the Monsignor Bellow Adoration Chapel in the Family
Center. For more information email
[email protected]
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena
Immediately following the Wednesday 6:30 pm Mass
Legion of Mary Prayer and Rosary
Immediately following the Friday 9 am Mass
Hospitalization
Finance Director
Florence Moore
704-948-0231, Ext. 116
[email protected]
Young at Heart Ministry
Leanne Vaccaro
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 107
Parish Accountant
Karen Zaleski
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 121
Hispanic Coordinator
Belisario Solorzano
[email protected]
704-948-4239
Calendar Management
Leanne Vaccaro
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 107
Wedding Director
Kris Brodof
[email protected]
704-806-4071
Music Ministry
Laura Maclean, Director
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 106
Evening Attendant
Hank Stiene
704-948-1982
Natural Family Planning
Al-Anon
Lisa
704-651-1065
Teaching Couple #1947
704-548-1834; [email protected]
www.ccli.org
Alcoholics Anonymous
Tom
704-604-7739
Crisis Pregnancy Help
Ministry Coordinator
Beth Zuhosky
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 136
Faith Formation
Donna Smith, Director
[email protected]
704-948-1306, Ext. 104
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Bulletin Team
[email protected]
If you or your loved one are in an area hospital,
call the Parish Office to reach one of the Priests. The
Priests offer Confession, bring the Holy Eucharist to you or
administer the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick.
Baptisms & Weddings
The use of the Church for Baptisms, Weddings and other
Sacramental events is available to active Parishioners.
Contact the Parish Office.
Joe and Kathy Hack
Pregnancy Hotline:1-800-848-LOVE
Catholic Social Services: 704-370-3262
Birthright: 1-800-550-4900
Post Abortion: 1-800-5-WE CARE
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From the Pastor
This Sunday, the
Sunday of Divine
Mercy (or the
Second Sunday of
Easter), was
officially
designated by
Pope St. John
Paul II in 2000 at
the Canonization of St. Faustina
Kowalska. This is a very special
Sunday when Jesus through the
Church offers forgiveness of all sins
and punishment to those who have
gone to confession and who receive
the Eucharist on this holy day.
It was just a little more than a year
ago that Pope Francis announced his
intent for the Jubilee Year of Mercy
with these words: “It’s a journey that
starts with a spiritual conversion. For
this reason I have decided to declare
an Extraordinary Jubilee that has the
mercy of God at its center. It will be
a Holy Year of Mercy.” The “official”
announcement of the Year of Mercy,
however, occurred on this Divine
Mercy Sunday last year.
From the beginning of his time as our
Pope, our Holy Father Francis has had
“mercy” as an ongoing theme. This
Year of Mercy is directed at three
groups of people: 1. Each of us as
members of the Church; 2. The
clergy; 3. Everyone in the world.
Today’s celebration should bring all
this in focus if it has not already. We
are called to look into our own hearts
and recognize our need for God’s
mercy. Today should be a day of
jubilation that God’s mercy is so free
and open to us. Mercy, you see, is not
earned; it is given unreservedly.
The readings on this Holy Day all
reflect that theme of mercy. Our
First Reading is drawn from the Acts
of the Apostles and it declares the
works, the acts that is, of the
Apostles in the early days. They go
about the countryside performing
“signs and wonders.” In effect it
declares that “they all were cured,”
meaning God’s love and forgiveness is
available and open to everyone,
absolutely everyone. There is no limit
and no restrictions on God’s mercy.
Have you ever heard of an “out of
body experience?” This may be what
John experienced as reflected in the
Mass Readings
Second Reading from Revelation.
Whatever the circumstances, it was a
unique experience for John. Scholars
agree that the voice John heard was the
voice of Jesus, a voice with which John
would have been very familiar. John
sees Jesus in all His glory, and he
receives instructions from Him to write
a book of what he has seen and
witnessed. Witness to faith, witness to
the Lord, are important parts of a
stewardship experience. Each of us, like
John, is called to witness.
This is the first time, as recorded in
Revelation, that John is commanded by
the Lord to write. However, he receives
that command eleven more times in this
Book. It is difficult to really ascertain
exactly what John thought and felt at
that moment. John was overcome and
in awe. Here was Christ in all His glory!
John had spent three years with the
Lord while He was among them. John
reports that Jesus “touched me with His
right hand and said, ‘Do not be afraid’.”
This is the God of love, the God of
mercy, who comforts in compassion.
Today’s Readings
First Reading — The apostles
perform many signs and wonders
among the people. Many are added
to their numbers (Acts 5:12-16).
Psalm — Give thanks to the Lord for
he is good, his love is everlasting
(Psalm 118).
Second Reading — John, caught up
in the spirit, envisions the glorified
Lord, the first and the last, the one
who lives (Revelation 1:9-11a, 1213, 17-19).
Gospel — The risen Christ comes to
his disciples with peace and the
Spirit. The absent Thomas doubts
(John 20:19-31).
The English translation of the Psalm
Responses from the Lectionary for Mass ©
1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission
on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All
rights reserved.
Readings for the Week
The Gospel from the Book of John would
seemingly be one of the results of the
command to write what John has seen.
Much of the attention on this Gospel has
been given to Didymus, the Apostle
Thomas, and the resulting term
“doubting Thomas.” However, the
meaning in terms of mercy is much
deeper than that. When Jesus appears
among the Apostles, the Lord’s first
words are “Peace be with you.” These
are the words of a forgiving and
merciful Father. They may have
expected to be scolded for their
desertion of Jesus on Good Friday;
nevertheless, the Lord comes with
words of reconciliation.
Monday:
Is 7:10-14, 8:10;
Ps 40:7-11;
Heb 10:4-10;
Lk 1:26-38
Tuesday:
Acts 4:32-37;
Ps 93:1-2, 5; Jn 3:7b-15
Jesus commissions them, just as He has
commissioned each of us, to continue
His work on earth. The Lord blesses
them with the Holy Spirit and breathes
new life into them, just as His Father
breathed life into all of humankind at
the time of creation. He grants them,
and thus the Church’s priests and
clergy, the authority to forgive. We can
be forgiven; God’s mercy extends to
each of us.
Blessing, Fr. John
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Wednesday: Acts 5:17-26;
Ps 34:2-9;
Jn 3:16-21
Thursday:
Acts 5:27-33;
Ps 34:2, 9, 17-20;
Jn 3:31-36
Friday:
Acts 5:34-42;
Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14;
Jn 6:1-15
Saturday:
Acts 6:1-7;
Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19;
Jn 6:16-21
Sunday:
Acts 5:27-32, 40b-41;
Ps 30:2, 4-6, 11-13;
Rv 5:11-14;
Jn 21:1-19 [1-14]
HELPING YOUR NEIGHBOR
If you truly want to help the soul of
your neighbor, you should approach
God first with all your heart. Ask
God simply to fill you with charity .
. . with it you can accomplish what
you desire.
St. Vincent Ferrer
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Remember in Your Prayers
Please Pray For
Mass Intentions
Joanne Anthony
Roberto Argente
Piedad del Rocío
Ariza
Michele Boos
Jeanne Brodigan
Zachary Daily
Dottie
Dambrauska
John Dambrauska
Gloria Echeverri
Albert Fox
Jean Fox
Marie Heggie
Lina Hernandez
Phyllis Kiebler
Carole Lavinio
Andrew Leonard
Mon. April 4 ~
The Annunciation of the Lord
7 am +Stephen Shailor
(Elizabeth Shailor)
9 am Mary Conter (Mark Conter)
Tues. April 5
7 am Phil Harrington
(SMS Parents)
9 am Conversion of Souls
(Ly Nguyen)
Weds. April 6
7 am Kim Lohaus, Carolyn
Galante & Taylor Garcia
(SMS Parents)
11 am +Eugene McGrady
(Mike & Kathy Ducey) (CTK)
6:30 pm +Joseph Strona
(Sue Salmen)
Thurs. April 7
7 am Holly Roberts, Janet Batres
& Jane Utrevis
(SMS Parents)
9 am +Robert Weber
(Berenice Weber)
Dale McCaa
Wendy Merk
Barbara Murphy
Tom Murphy
Shari Saracino
Alexandra
Schaney
Lynn Storc
Kevin Wine
Karen Zaleski
...and all our
parishioners who are
homebound or
reside in area
nursing homes and
are unable to attend
Mass.
Our Faithful Departed
May God’s grace be with the family
of our recently deceased:
Rose Campbell, grandmother of
Zack Flannick
Members In the Service
+ deceased; (requested by)
PFC Jacob Alexander; LCPL Jon C. Atkinson,
USMC;
William J. Borath, Army; LT.
Colonel Scott Michael Breece, USAF; AM1
John Caldwell, (VFA 32); 2nd LT. Sam
Camut, USMC; Capt. Dan Crum, USAF; Lt.
Colonel Peter Dargle, Army; Veronica
Dominguez; Spc. Frank Christopher Dunning; PFC Albert Hadley,
Infantry/Scout; Ensign Matthew Hartung USN; Kyle Hawks, Army Ranger
Class 4-16; MSgt. Patrick Heffernan; ; 1st Lt. Trevor Hehn, U.S. Army;
Capt. Laura Hehn M.D. U.S. Army; MM3 Christopher Heim; Lt. Mellisa
Hillman, Navy; Sgt. Christopher Holden; Lt. Colonel Matthew Holloway,
Air National Guard; Michael Huddle, U.S. Army; CWO4 Christopher Joyce,
Army Airborne; Corporal Edward Keller III; PFC Christian Kotas, Army
National Guard; PFC NCARNG Derek Koontz; Lt. Patrick McFarland; SPC
Michael Quinn, Jr., U.S. Army; LT. Jenna Quist, USN USMC; Lt.
Matthew Santoli, USMC; Lt. Carter Stapleton; LT JG Ryan P. Veatch,
USN; LT Robert Vendley, U.S. Army; LT William Vey III; Staff Sgt.
Andrew Vranek, USAF Army Airborne; Josh Wagner, U.S. Army; CTT2
Zachary Wortham, USN; PFC Ryan Wilson, Army National Guard
…and for all service members not listed here.
Family Support for Deployed Military
Is your spouse or family member currently deployed? Our Church community
would like to offer support and encouragement while your loved one is
serving their tour of duty.
Contact: Parish Office, 704-948-0231
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Fri. April 8
7 am +Ann Marie Lang
(Dale Lang)
9 am Whelan Family
10 am Megan Lewis
(Lisa O’Connor) (CTK)
7 pm Christy Rogers
(Dianne Piraino)
(Spanish Mass)
Sat. April 9
9 am John Paul Dietrich
(Paul Anatrella)
5 pm +Dennis Howe
(Mary Deininger)
Sun. April 10 ~ 3rd Sunday of
Easter
Kristen Oliver (Lisa
O’Connor) (Priest’s Mass)
7:30 am +Jean Koch (Stephanie
Miller)
9 am Anna Cannon (Michele
Cannon)
11 am +Bettina & Antonio Aiello
(Maria Jones)
1 pm St. Mark Parishioners
5 pm Gracie Jackson (Lisa
Modzelewski)
6:30 pm +Joe Ledlie (Vose Family)
St. Mark is sad to say farewell to
one of our families who has been
with us from our inception. Craig
and Julie Leiker will be heading
to Atlanta in the next few weeks.
Craig has been an usher for years,
while Julie has been playing and
singing for the parish for the last
18 years. We will certainly miss
them both, and invite everyone
to a farewell reception on
Sunday, April 10, 10-11 am in the
Parish Hall. Cake and punch will
be served. Please take time to
bid the Leiker's a fond farewell.
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Parish Calendar
Sunday, April 3
Wednesday, April 6
Friday, April 8 - Continued
12 pm YaHM - Lunch Bunch AE - Divine Mercy - After All Masses
8 am SLAM (Hall)
Hawthorne's Pizza
(Church Fountain)
10 am After the Boxes
(Offsite)
Bake Sale - After All Masses (Hallway,
(Room 200,201,202)
12:30 pm YaHM - SilverSneakers
Kitchen, Room 116 &119)
10 am Cenacle of Divine Mercy
Fitness Program (Hall)
10:30 am Divine Mercy Sunday
(Room 216)
1:30 pm SMHSM Co-op
(Hall, Kitchen)
10 am Finance - Meeting
(Room 200-204,120,121)
2 pm Carismatic Prayer Group (Room 204)
2 pm SMHSM Co-op Enrichment
Hispanic (Room 200,201)
1:30 pm SMHSM (Room 200, 201,
(Hall)
2:45 pm Divine Mercy Sunday
202,121)
3:30 pm Praise Dance Practice
(Church)
1:30 pm YaHM -SilverSneakers
(Hall, Room 200-203)
6 pm FF- HSYM (Hall, Kitchen,
Fitness Program (Hall)
5 pm Rehearsal
Room 200,201)
7 pm AE - Charismatic Prayer
(Draper/Houser wedding)
7 pm Organ Practice (Church)
Group (Room 200,201)
6:30 pm Den Meeting
Monday, April 4
7 pm FFHSM- Fraternus / Fidelis
(Room 200-204)
8 am SLAM (Hall)
(Hall, Kitchen)
7:30 pm Prayer Group (Hispanic)
9:45 am WOJ Steering Committee
7 pm FFHSM- Fraternus / Fidelis
(Church, Room 121)
(Room 202)
(Hall, SMS)
Saturday, April 9
12 pm Health & Wellness - Lunch
7 pm RCIA - Hispanic
9 am Day of Renewal
& Learn
(Room 121)
(Hall, Kitchen)
(Hall, Room 200,201)
7 pm Troop 97 Committee
10 am Baptism Class
1:30 pm YaHM -SilverSneakers
Meeting (Room 203)
(Room 200,201)
Fitness Program (Hall)
7:30 pm Couples Meeting - Hispanic
10 am Baptism Class - Hispanic
4:30 pm FF- Classes (SMS)
(Room 216)
(Room 204)
6:30 pm Alzheimer's Caregiver/
7:30 pm Psalm 150 Practice
10 am YaHM - Tai Chi
Family Support Group
(Church)
(24 movement Form)
(Room 203)
Thursday, April 7
(SMS Cafeteria)
6:30 pm Troop 97 Meeting (Hall)
10 am WOJ Babysitting
12 pm Cub Scout Pack 97 Clean
7 pm AE - Dave Ramsey
(Room 202, 204)
up Project - Church
(Room 202)
10 am WOJ Bible Study
Grounds
7 pm Consecration to Mary (Hall, Kitchen)
2 pm Wedding
Preparation Meeting
12:30 pm WOJ Mini Lenten Study
(Draper/Houser) (Church)
(Hispanic) (Room 204)
(Hall)
7 pm Hispanic Music Practice
7 pm K of C General Council
3:30 pm SLAM - Jr. (Hall)
(Room 204)
Meeting
4 pm Ave Maria choir practice
Sunday, April10
(Kitchen, Room 200,201)
(Church)
10 am Farewell Reception - Craig
7:30 pm Liturgical Training
7 pm Be a Man - Men's
& Julie Leiker
(Church)
Fellowship (Room 202)
(Hall, Kitchen)
Tuesday, April 5
7 pm Bereavement Meeting
10:15 am Girl Scout- St Mark Troop
10 am AE - The Bible Timeline
(SMS Library & Chapel)
3252 (Room 203)
Part ll (Room 204)
7 pm Catholic Doctrine Study
12:30 pm Cursillo (Hall, Kitchen,
10 am School of Mary - Hispanic
(Hispanic) (Room 216)
Room 200,201)
(Room 216)
7 pm Choir Practice (Church)
1 pm Maximilian Kolbe
2:30 pm YaHM - Tai Chi
7 pm Evening WOJ Bible Study
Fraternity OFS
(24 movement) (Hall)
(Room 200,201)
(SMS Library)
4:30 pm FF- Classes (SMS)
7 pm Lector's Training 1 pm Rosary Makers Ministry
6:15 pm FF - Spanish Adult Ed Class
Hispanic (Room 121)
Meeting (Room 200,201)
(Room 204)
7 pm Legion of Mary (Room 203)
2:30 pm Baptisms - Spanish
6:15 pm FF- Divine Mercy Showing
7:30 pm Women's AOH (Room 204)
(Church)
(Hall)
Friday, April 8
3:15 pm Baptisms (Church)
6:30 pm YaHM - Dinner Club 7 am Cursillo (Room 200)
5 pm FF-MS Confirmation I (SMS)
Outback Steakhouse
8 am SLAM (Hall)
6 pm FF- HSYM (Hall, Kitchen,
(Offsite)
10 am Finance - Meeting
Room 200,201)
7 pm Arts & Environment
(Room 204)
6 pm FF- HSYM (Hall, Kitchen,
Planning Meeting
10 am Legion of Mary (Room 202)
Room 200,201)
(Room 203)
12 pm YaHM - Lunch Bunch 7 pm Organ Practice (Church)
7 pm RCIA (Room 200,201)
Hawthorne's Pizza
7 pm Rosary (All are Welcome)
(Offsite)
(Church)
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Parish Life
Altar Server Training
When: Two required sessions, April 11 and 25
Where: St. Mark Church
Fourth graders and above are eligible. Both sessions are
required to be put on the server schedule. The training
sessions will be held in the Church 7:30 pm to 9 pm .
(No make-ups are planned.)
A parent/guardian will be required to be present for
the first 30 minutes of the session on April 11.
Contact: Mr. Tom Rider, [email protected]
Bereavement Support
When: Thursdays, April 7-May 26;
7 pm
Where: Family Center
Have you recently lost someone you
love? Are you having a difficult time
dealing with your loss? St. Mark
Church Bereavement Ministry now
offers faith based support to assist
you in this time of sadness. We
invite you to join our peer support
groups and let us offer our
assistance at this difficult time.
The group will meet eight
consecutive weeks.
Charismatic Prayer
Meeting
When: Wed.,
April 6; 7 pm
Where: Family
Center, Room 201
Come, let us
worship the Lord!
All are welcome!
Contact: Lisa Wenzel,
949-295-9231, [email protected]
Rosary Makers Ministry
Monthly Meeting
Contact: Nancy McGahey,
704-608-7067
When: Sunday, April 10; 1 pm
Opening Prayer
Where: Family Center, Room 200
Women Newcomers,
AFTER “After the
Boxes” Coffee
Bring your smiles and completed
rosaries and pick up your new mission
and crystal rosary kits for faith
formation. Your children are always
welcome. We look forward to seeing
you.
When: Tuesday, April 12;
10 am — Noon
Where: The Bakery Shoppe,
Huntersville
If you’ve
been in an
“After the
Boxes”
session and
would like to
meet the new
ladies who
have recently finished their session
or would like to meet up with some
of the “After the Boxes” alumni,
please mark your calendars to join
us on the second Wednesday of
each month. No need to RSVP, just
come!
Information: Check the online Parish
calendar at www.stmarknc.org
Contact: Susan Wild,
[email protected],
704-936-9412. If you speak Spanish,
please contact Gladis Compoverde,
704-795-7406.
Traffic Flow and Parishioner Safety
In order to improve safety and traffic flow, the first row of our parking
lot...the row of parking spaces located immediately on your right at the
bottom of the hill when you enter at the light...will become a one-way
street, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week beginning April 7, 2016. If you choose
to park in this first row, you will now need to exit by driving away from the
church, taking a left at the end of the row, and merging in with the rest of
the cars. In addition, it is very important that anyone choosing to park in this
first row not back into theses spaces, as this causes a very dangerous
situation with other cars that are entering our lot.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to improve the
traffic flow during heavily attended Masses, programs and events held at St.
Mark.
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Respect Life
St. Mark's Respect Life Ministry wishes to thank all the ministries and their
members who participated in our Pro-Life day by praying at the local
abortion facility for an end to abortion on March 19. We had at least 14
ministries covering the day, and Fr. McNulty dropped by for a while as well.
We also wanted to thank all the Eucharistic Adoration ministry members who
concurrently adopted an hour in the chapel during the same time for us out
there, and prayed for the end to abortion.
Young at Heart
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Lunch Bunch
When: Second and Fourth Tuesdays of the month
Where: Parish Hall
When:
Members pray together as they crochet and knit prayer
shawls for people suffering through a time of transition,
crisis or need, and baby blankets and hats for infants in
area hospital neo-natal units and for individual requests.
Contact us to join this group or receive a shawl, infant
cap or blanket.
Friday, April 8; 12 noon
(second Fri. of the month)
Where: Hawthorne’s Pizza,
14205 Reese Blvd., Huntersville
This is a wonderful way to meet fellow parishioners while
enjoying lunch out.
RSVP: Jennie Donohue, 704-274-5135 or
Eunice Bajart, 704-960-8410
Contact: Carole Lavinio, 704-992-5659;Sharon Marshall
(baby blankets) 704-875-8811
Health & Wellness Ministry
When: April 4; 11:30 am — 1:30 pm
Where: Parish Hall
Please join us for a Lunch and Learn
featuring Pharmacist Erin Rogers. Erin will
be answering your questions about
medications in general, medication safety,
most economical ways to fill your
prescriptions etc. She is willing to review
your personal medication list and there will
also be an opportunity to catch up on your
immunizations. Erin will bring Pneumonia,
Shingles, Tetanus and Whooping Cough
vaccines. Medicare covers 100% so there will
be no charge.
Contact/RSVP: Leanne Vaccaro,
704-948-0231 x 107
Dinner Club
When: Tuesday, April 5; 6:30 pm
(first Tues. of the month)
Where: Outback Steakhouse,
16400 Northcross Dr., Huntersville
This is a wonderful way to meet fellow
parishioners while enjoying dinner out.
RSVP by 5 pm on April 4: Maryann,
704-947-0597 or Lorraine, 631-796-3429
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Faith Formation
JOINING THE COMPANY OF BELIEVERS
What will help you to believe? Today’s scripture
readings tell of faith and doubt. They offer stories
“recorded to help you believe,” as the passage
from John’s Gospel (20:31) remarks today. There
is an urgency about this. On this Second Sunday of
Easter we are challenged to join the company of
believers—countless men and women who
witnessed the power of the apostles’ faith.
There is no doubt that this power comes from
Jesus Christ. The second reading, from the book of
Revelation, reports John’s mystical vision of the
Son of Man, who proclaims, “Once I was dead, but
now I live” (Revelation 1:18). The Gospel gathers
everyone but Thomas to see the Risen Jesus and
receive the Holy Spirit from him. Like Thomas, we
who have come along later must have faith so that
we can have life.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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Spring Workshop – Forgiveness:
The Art of Letting Go
When: Wed., April 20; 7 — 9 pm
Where: St. Mark School, Room 259
Continuing our spring series of
workshops led by Christine
Wisdom M.S. LPC, all are
invited for a discussion on how
forgiveness leads to healing.
This seminar will address the
true meaning of barriers to
forgiveness as well as exploring
how to let go of fear and choose
to love again.
RSVP:
[email protected]
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Knight of Columbus
Congratulations
Community Blood Drive Was a Success
Brian Lisk and Mike Hege on achieving
full knighthood by obtaining their 3rd
Degree March 19 at Holy Family in
Clemmons, NC. The ceremony was
hosted by Bishop Charles. P Greco,
Council #944.
The St. Mark Community Blood Drive
on Sunday, March 20, was another
huge success. A big thank you to all
of you who came out to offer their
blood to save the lives of our brothers
and sisters. Seventy-one donors gave
81 units of blood to the Community
Blood Center of the Carolinas
("CBCC"), including 10 donors who
gave double red blood cells. We
exceeded our goal of 70 units. Each
unit can save as many as three lives.
The Knights of Columbus will sponsor
its next blood drive with the CBCC at
the St Mark Family Center on June
12, 2016.
At its annual awards dinner on March
17, the CBCC recognized St. Mark as an outstanding sponsor of blood drives
in 2015. The many parishioners who donated their blood at St Mark blood
drives in 2015 are true heroes who have improved and saved local lives.
Thanks to Dave Stoughton, Mike Tolbert, John Ryan, Sean Hannum and
Bill Serreno for supporting another successful blood drive.
Men’s Shelter Uptown
Shelter
Thanks to Dave Stoughton, Dick
Christian, Joe Scallan, John
Balcerzak, Al Schierle, Jack
Brinker, Ron Sherwood, Bruce
Milstead and Sergio Miranda, the
chairman, for working to serve
dinner to over 100 people at the
Men’s Uptown Shelter on
Wednesday March 9. The next meal
preparation of our famous meatball
subs and French fries will be on
June 8. Mark your calendars now.
Next Officers Meeting
Fourth Degree Exemplification
When: April 30; 10 am—3 pm (to 5pm including dinner)
Where: St. Therese – Mooresville
Fourth Degree Sir Knights are needed to volunteer to help with this very
important event.
This is a perfect opportunity for a Third Degree Knight to advance to the
highest level of our order. You must submit a completed “Form 4,” a signed
appropriate dress code form and your check (made out to Michael J.
Sabella Assembly #2417) to Mark Yelanich by April 8.
Setup Volunteer Contact: Paul Britton, [email protected], 941-587-0440
Questions: Steve A. Romeo, [email protected], 980-434-4216
Visit our website:
www.kofcnc12654.org regularly for updated information on our Council.
When: Monday April 25; 7 pm
Where: Family Center, Room 200
Community Outreach
Knights of Columbus - Contact GK
Tom Battle with your committee
reports.
St. Mark Community Outreach Collection – Habitat
for Humanity
Business Meeting
St Mark’s first monthly ministry collection will be
after all Masses the weekends of April 3 and 10.
This collection will benefit Our Towns Habitat
for Humanity by providing paint supplies for construction. Brushes
(2 – 4 “), rollers pads, rollers, pans and drop cloths are needed. Items
will be used to paint the house sponsored by the Lake Norman Faith
Coalition of which St. Mark is a main sponsor.
When: Monday, April 4; 7 pm
Where: Family Center, Room 200
All Knights, please attend. All
Catholic gentlemen may attend as
guests by contacting the
Grand Knight, Tom Battle at
[email protected].
www.stmarknc.org  704-948-0231
Please drop items in the bin outside of the Church. Thank you for your
support of St. Mark’s Community Outreach Ministries.
Page 9
Other Opportunities
CTK Catholic High School
Open Teaching Positions
Christ the King Catholic High School
anticipates several new
teaching positions for
the 2016-2017 school
year. To learn more
about these
opportunities, please
visit the Mecklenburg
Area Catholic Schools website at http://
schools.charlottediocese.net/about-us/
employment. Letters of interest and
resumes may be emailed to the principal,
Mr. Brendan Keane, at
[email protected].
Charlotte Catholic Women’s
Group event: Spring
Luncheon
When: Monday, April 11;
9 – 11:30 am
Where: St. Patrick's Cathedral
Join us for Mass, Luncheon and Reflection
in the Family Center (no charge). Guest
Speaker is Fr. Patrick Winslow. For more
information please visit our web
www.CharlotteCatholicWomensGroup.org
or contact Sue Salmen
[email protected] or 704-766-0015.
Latin Mass Introduction Class
When: April 13; 7 pm (RSVP by April 12)
Where: St. Ann Catholic Church
(Allen Center Cafeteria),
3635 Park Road, Charlotte
St. Ann parish will host a Latin Mass
Introduction Class. The class will be
taught by Pastor Fr. Timothy Reid and is
open to newcomers and regulars alike.
The class will cover topics such as the
role of priest at Latin Mass, different
parts of the Mass, its symbolism and the
importance of Latin. Class will be
preceded by 6 pm Latin Mass in the
church and a light dinner will be served
by the Charlotte Latin Mass Community.
Family and friends welcome. While the
event is free, an RSVP is greatly
appreciated.
Contact: Mike FitzGerald,
[email protected]
Page 10
Run, Walk, or Roll Your Way to Room at the Inn!
When: Sat. April 16; 10 am
Where: Greensboro Coliseum
Join our nonprofit team online to race and raise! The Human Race is a
competitive 5K race route and a non-competitive short distance walking
route. Friendly pets and strollers are welcome.
Can’t make the race but still want to support Room at the Inn? Sponsor
our team by donating pennies, nickels, dimes, or dollars!
To register or donate, visit our team webpage at
thehumanrace.kintera.org/roomattheinn. Additionally, visit our website
to learn more about our programs at www.roominn.org.
Thanks for all you do for the mothers and babies in our programs!
Contact: Kathleen, [email protected] or 336-207-3785
MiraVia (formerly Room At
The Inn) announces our Sixteenth
Annual Charity Golf Tournament “Links FORE Life.” Join us on
Monday, May 23, 2016 at The Golf
Club at Ballantyne. Tournament
registration is $130/golfer. Check
-in begins at 10 am with tee-off at 11. Guests will enjoy a tasty lunch
provided by The American Burger Company, 18 holes at one of
Charlotte’s premier championship golf courses, great prizes, awards,
and dinner from Plate Perfect Catering. Pre-registration is required.
For more information or sponsorship opportunities, visit our website
at www.mira-via.org/news-and-events or email
[email protected].
Spaces are limited. Please register by May 13!
Pilgrimage to the Holy Land
Fr. John Putnam, our pastor, and
Fr. Jason Barone are planning a 10day pilgrimage to the Holy Land
November 6-17, 2016. The trip will
include four nights in Jerusalem,
three nights on the Sea of Galilee,
and then two more nights back in
Jerusalem. You will visit all the
holy sites in and around Jerusalem.
You will also visit Bethlehem,
Jericho, Nazareth, the Sea of Galilee, and the Jordan River. Each
morning, while in Jerusalem, you will celebrate Mass in the Tomb of
Christ and also on Calvary. There will be a holy hour in the Garden of
Gethsemane one evening. You will get a chance to retrace the Palm
Sunday route and also will do the Way of Cross leading to Calvary.
Those who are married will get a chance to renew their wedding vows
in Cana, the place where Jesus turned water into wine. There will be a
one hour boat ride on the Sea of Galilee and the opportunity to read
the gospels that took place in that area. The brown scapular
enrollment will take place on Mt. Carmel. Christopher Cross, a
parishioner of St. Mark, will be our tour guide. Feel free to call him at
704-274-2031 or go to his web site at www.catholicholyland.com for a
registration page/ itinerary or to know more about this pilgrimage.
www.stmarknc.org  704-948-0231
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www.stmarknc.org  704-948-0231
Anuncios Semanales del Ministerio Hispano
Información en Español
Hoy es Domingo de la Divina Misericordia
Andrea Solórzano 704-948-4239
Rosalba Rojas 704-895-8866
La Fiesta de la Divina Misericordia se celebra el primer domingo después del
domingo de Pascua.
Horario De Misas
Misa Diaria:
Lunes, Martes, Jueves y
Viernes:
7 am y 9 am
Viernes:
7 pm Español
Miércoles: 7 am y 6:30 pm
Sábados:
9 am
Sábado:
5 pm
Domingo: 7:30, 9, 11 am
1 pm Español
5 pm Misa de
jóvenes
Sacramentos
Bautizos: Clases todos los segundos
sábados de cada mes de 10 am a 12
pm Celebración del Bautismo todos
los segundos domingos de cada mes
a las 2:30 pm. Por favor contacte a
Caridad Masson al 704-948-2839
para registrarse en las clases.
Matrimonios: Clases PreMatrimoniales, favor avisar con seis
meses de anticipación.
El mensaje de la misericordia es que Dios nos ama, nos ama a todos, sin
importar la magnitud de nuestros pecados. Dios quiere que reconozcamos
que Su misericordia es más grande que nuestros pecados, para que podamos
invocarlo a Él con confianza, recibir Su misericordia y dejar que ésta fluya a
través de nosotros hacia los demás. Así, todos llegaremos a compartir Su
alegría.
Todos debemos procurar participar en la celebración que nuestra hermosa
iglesia Católica nos brinda para poder recibir las gracias que nos ofrece
nuestro Señor a través de su Divina Misericordia. Para sacarle mayor
provecho a esta fiesta deberíamos:

Venir al Señor con un corazón humilde y contrito, arrepentirse de todo
pecado.

Confiar firmemente en la Divina Misericordia del Señor.

Confesarse (con un sacerdote) en ese día si es posible, de otra manera
siete días antes o después según aprobación de la Iglesia.

Recibir la Sagrada Eucaristía el día de la Fiesta.

Venerar la imagen de la Divina Misericordia.

Ser misericordioso como Dios es misericordioso, practicar obras de
misericordia, físicamente ayudando a otros o espiritualmente con
oraciones de intercesión.
Hoy nuestra parroquia va a celebrar el domingo de la Divina Misericordia y
todos están cordialmente invitados a participar: a la 1 pm habrá una
presentación/película en el salón familiar y a las 2:45 pm iremos a la iglesia
para:
Exposición, adoración y bendición del Santísimo, Coronilla de la Divina
Misericordia, Bendición de las imágenes de la Divina Misericordia – así que
traigan las suyas
Consagración a Jesús a
través de María
Reunión Inicial: Lunes 4 de abril
de 7-9 pm Salon 204
El 13 de mayo se
celebra el dia de la
Virgen de Fátima y en
nuestra parroquia
estaremos ofreciendo
ese dia la celebración
de la Consagración a
Jesús a través de su
madre María. Para
ello es necesario
hacer una preparación de 33 dias. Si
no han tenido la oportunidad de
unirse a este gran movimiento
Mariano anímense y vengan a esta
reunión inicial donde se les hará
entrega de material y se les explicará
como hacer su preparación de 33 dias
– el cual comenzará el 10 de abril.
Para mas información llamar a Laura
Ramirez: 704-315-4485
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Respeto a la Vida
El Ministerio de
Respeto a la
Vida de St. Mark
agradece a los
diferentes
ministerios y sus
miembros que
participaron en
nuestro día de Pro-Vida.
Agradecemos a los que oraron por el
fin del aborto frente al centro
donde se realizan abortos. Tuvimos
14 ministerios durante todo
el día y el Padre McNulty también
nos acompañó.
También agradecemos a todos los
miembros de Ministerio de Adoración
Eucarística quienes adoptaron una
hora en la capilla
durante el tiempo que nosotros
estábamos rezando frente al centro
de aborto.
¡Dios los bendiga a todos!
“Qué hermosa es esta realidad de fe
para nuestra vida: la misericordia
de Dios. Un amor tan grande, tan
profundo el que Dios nos tiene, un
amor que no decae, que siempre
aferra nuestra mano y nos sostiene,
nos levanta, nos guía”
Exposición perpetua del
Santísimo Sacramento
Nuestro Señor Jesucristo está
expuesto en la Capilla 24 horas al
día, 7 días a la semana. Ven a
visitarlo y a pasar un momento en la
presencia de Jesús Sacramentado.
El Señor ha reservado gracias
especiales para los que le visitan.
En el altar el Señor es puro amor, y
distribuye sus gracias a manos llenas
a los que le visitan.
www.stmarknc.org  704-948-0231
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Business Formations
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