May 24, 2015 - St. Teresa of Avila

St. Teresa of Avila
Catholic Church and School
Pentecost Sunday
PASTOR:
Fr. Chris Bugno, SDS
ASSOCIATE PASTORS:
Fr. Mark Sarniewicz , 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., 9:30AM
& 11:30 am
Weekdays (Monday through
Friday): 7:00 am. & 8:30 a.m.
Saturday:……….....8:30 am
Spanish Mass (last Sunday of
the month at 6pm)
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)
Vicki Shoemaker 268-0440
School Principal
Mrs. Jacqueline Zackel, 267-1643
Director Of Music
Barbara Bradley, 267-9256
Youth Ministry 268-3441
Receptionist, Anna Mae Smoller
Bookkeeper, Marge Wolf
Bulletin Editor, Kathleen Weldon
Director Facilities/
Maintenance Matt Horner
PARISH ADDRESS:
203 Ojibway Street
Titusville, FL 32780
PARISH OFFICE: 321-268-3441
PARISH FAX: 321-268-3270
Visit our Website at —
http://www.saintteresatitusville.org
May 24, 2015
St. Teresa of Avila
Catholic Church and School
May 24, 2015
Mass Intentions for the week of May 24th to May 31st
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
7:30 AM For the People of the
Parish
7:00 AM Antoinette Durando † by 7:00 AM Rebecca Macklin † by
Bob & Paula Diluccio
Arlene Wedding
9:30 AM Annette Mehenko †
8:30 AM Harry Tolles † by Bob
by Traditional Choir
11:30 AM Special Intention for
members of Divine Will
Cenacle
& Anna Mae Kubis
7:00 AM Miguel Angel Palma †
by family
8:30 AM Bernard Olszewski † by 8:30 AM Father Mark’s 20th
Anniversary of Ordinafamily
tion by his family
My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord; my spirit rejoices in God my Savior”
LITURGY OF THE WORD
DEVOTIONS
The Most Holy Trinity
Thinking about the Readings
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
1. How is the Trinity part of my prayer life? When I say the
word “God” whom do I mean? To which member of the
Trinity do I most relate best right now? What is going on
in my life to make that so?
2. Who are the most loving people I know? What qualities
do they have that I might foster in myself?
3. Where do I see God acting in the world today? Who mirrors God in the world for me?
Readings for the Most Holy Trinity
May 31, 2015
First Reading: Deuteronomy 4:32–34, 39–40
The Lord is God in the heavens above and on earth below and there is no other.
Second Reading: Romans 8:14–17
You received a spirit of adoption, through we cry,
“Abba, Father”.
Gospel: Matthew 28:16–20
Baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the
Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
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
For Reflection:
In what ways have I
experienced the Persons of the Trinity in my life?
Where does Jesus send me to “make
disciples”?
Today’s good news
Trinity Sunday is about our relationship to God as well as the relationship that the three Persons of the Trinity have with
each other. God is “one God, one Lord: not in the unity of a single person, but in a Trinity of one substance,” as today’s
preface indicates. God is a mystery desiring to be experienced and understood. As Moses speaks to the people in today’s
first reading, he reminds them that their experience of God has been unique. “Ever since God created [humankind] upon
the earth”, no nation has experienced God as Israel has. In response, they are called to “fix in your heart, that
the LORD [YHWH in Hebrew] is God … and that there is no other”.
Paul writes to the Romans that “those who are led by the Spirit of God are [children] of God”. God’s revelation in Christ
enables us to “cry, ‘Abba, Father’”. We have been given a share in the divine life. God wishes to be known by us as Father,
Son, and Spirit. The human experience of God can be found in the world around us, in history, in Scripture, in Christ, and
in our own hearts. These various means of revelation illustrate how much God wants to be known by us.
Jesus commissions the apostles at the conclusion of Matthew’s Gospel, sending them forward to “make disciples of all
nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit”. This is our only encounter with
the Trinitarian formula in the Gospels. But it establishes the baptismal practice that has been used by the church since the
first century. Baptized into the Trinity, we are given a share in their divine life.
Pentecost Sunday
Mass Intentions for the week of May 24th to May 31st
Thursday
Friday
7:00 AM Special Intention for
Natalie Gardner by Bob
& Bonnie Truett
7:00 AM Jim Nolan † by Nolan
8:30 AM Special Intention for
Joseph & Barbara Haas
(56th Wed. Anniv.) by
their daughters
8:30 AM Harriet Ann Meadows
Saturday
Family
family
5:00 PM Catherine Finley † by
† by Rosemarie
Stewardship Thought: In the second reading today, St.
Paul reminds the Corinthians, “There are different gifts, but
the same Spirit; there are different ministries, but the same
Lord.” How am I using my gifts for the common good?
Parish Sacrificial Giving: (Regular Sunday Offering) In
gratitude for the gifts we have received from God, the parishioners and visitors gave $10,936.00 for the ministries
of St. Teresa.
Thank you for your continued support and generosity.
God bless.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK?
What blessings has the Trinity bestowed on this parish?
Where are they most evident?
For the People of the
Parish
9:30 AM
Albert Mc Manus † by
the family
11:30 AM
John Tobin † by the
family
the Rose Family
"Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them,
for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these."
STEWARDSHIP
Sunday
8:30 AM Andrzej Bugno † by the 7:30 AM
SCHOOL NEWS
Website
Please visit our website at www.stteresatitusville.org for information regarding St.
Teresa Catholic School.
Graduation
The Graduation Mass will take place
on Thursday, May 28, 2015 at 7 p.m.
in the Church. All are welcome to
attend this graduation Mass and ceremony.
Open Enrollment
St. Teresa School enrollment is
open for the 2015/2016 school
year. Please call the school office for more information,
321-267-1643.
Second Collection
The Second Collection for the school will take place during
the Masses the weekend of May 23rd and 24th.
Thank you for your support.
Quotes of St. Faustina about God’s Mercy
“Tell souls not to place within their own hearts
obstacles to My mercy, which so greatly wants to
act within them. My mercy works in all those
hearts which open their doors to it. Both the sinner and the righteous person have need of My
mercy. Conversion, as well as perseverance, is a
grace of My mercy.”
St. Teresa of Avila
Catholic Church and School
May 24, 2015
FAITH FORMATION
REGISTRATION FOR VACATION BIBLE
SCHOOL - Looking for a Fun and Safe place
for your children come join us at Vacation Bible
School, will be held June 22-26 – Registration
will continue to June, we continue to need help,
I still need a person who can be Crew leaders,
and those who want to help with props, know where you would
like to serve, please email Vicki Shoemaker at:
[email protected] or text, phone (cell) (614) 7766905
We are looking for donations of the following items for Vacation
Bible School:
(4) pool noodles
Bottled water
Pancake mix
Large boxes for making props
If you can donate for our use one or more of the items needed, it
would be greatly appreciated. If you need for item to be picked up,
contact me at 268-0440 and leave a message. I will call and make
arrangements for pick up. OR you can drop the item(s) off at Avila
Hall during AM hours (M-F). We appreciate all the support from
our Parish with the children, they are our future.
Graduation
Graduating from High School, or
College this spring, please get in touch with
me, so I can get your information for the
Graduates Mass, Deadline for the information will be May 25th, and this mass will
be held on May 31.
Contact me via [email protected] or text, phone (cell) (614) 905-7766.
“Please, thank you and sorry” are the three words that Pope Francis “would write on the door of every family home” as they are the
key to living well and in peace both inside and outside the home.
They are simple words, much easier to say than to put into practice, but “they contain great strength: the strength of protecting the home, even through a thousand difficulties and
trials; instead, when they are lacking, cracks gradually
open up that can even lead it to collapse”.
Food Pantry
Our Food Pantry is in need of the following items:
All kinds of pastas, Boxed Potatoes, Mac & Cheese,
Pineapple, Sweet Potatoes, Cereals, Pork & Beans,
Spaghetti Sauce and Peanut Butter. Thank you for your donations.
If you would rather give a cash donation by check, please make
check out to Cor Jesu. If made out to St. Teresa a new check has
to be generated to complete the donation.
Ministry to the Sick
A meeting for the Ministry to the Sick will
take place on Tuesday, May 26, 2015 in
Avila Hall at 6:00 p.m. Anyone interested
in this ministry is welcome to join us.
San Pedro Catholic Camp
San Pedro Catholic Camp, located in
Winter Park, Florida, offers overnight
and day camps for campers entering
grades 1-12. Many great activities are
offered such as paddleboats, canoes,
swimming pool, low ropes course, gaga
ball, 9 Square in the Air, handball,
dodgeball, soccer, basketball, sand volleyball, arts and crafts,
campfires and more! In addition, they offer faith exploration and
celebrate Mass, daily prayers, and offer the opportunity for the
sacrament of reconciliation.
Olympics Day Camp Week (Grades 1-8) June 8th-12th
Middle School Overnight Camp (Grades 6-8): June14th- 19th
Around the World Day Camp (Grades 1-8) June 22-26
High School Overnight Camp (Grades 9-12) June 12th-17th
Holidays Day Camp (Grades 1-8) July 20th- 24th
Elementary Overnight Camp (Grades 3-5) July 26th-31st
Family Camp Out- August 1st-2nd
*Grade your child is entering. Visit www.sanpedrocenter.or for
more information.
Eucharistic Adoration
We will have an all day Eucharistic Adoration each Thursday in
the Chapel. Please come and not leave our Lord in the Eucharist
unattended during this time. There is a sign-up sheet on the
table in the main church entrance. There will be the Spanish
Holy Hour and Exposition from 6 – 7:15 PM and all are invited.
Pentecost Sunday
Special Vocations Celebrations
On Sunday, June 14, 2015,
we will celebrate the 30th
Anniversary of Ordination for
Father Chris, the 20th Anniversary of Ordination for Father Mark and the Ruby (40th) Jubilee for
Sister Yvonne. A reception will take place only after
the 11:30AM Mass. If you would like to participate,
please RSVP by Friday, May 29th with the number
to attend and what you would like to bring.
All meats and desserts have been provided.
Side dishes of vegetables, salads,
toss salad, bread and butter.... would be appreciated.
On Sunday, June 14th, Bishop Noonan will celebrate the 11:30AM Mass.
There will be a procession of all the various country and
state flags, to which we have had the privilege to minister.
Please call the Parish Office at 321-268-3441
or Patty Hollinger 321-525-1138
if you would like to attend.
Thursday, August 20th – Saturday, August 22nd, 2015,
Orlando Airport Marriott.
Theme: “Liturgy in Action: Glorifying the Lord by Your
Life; Tu Vida”. Speakers include Monsignor Kevin Irwin,
Reverend Juan Sosa, Tony Alonso, and ValLimar Jansen.
Clergy, Choir Members, Cantors, Lectors, Sacristans, Liturgy
Team Members, Art & Environment Team, Extraordinary
Ministers of Holy Communion, Ministers of Hospitality. Early
Bird Full Conference: $145.00, Full Conference (from
6/1/2015- 8/14/15) $165.00; Pre-Conference Intensives:
(Thursday): $45.00, Thursday “In Endless Song” Concert:
$10.00, Friday Sessions only (includes Lunch): $120.00, Saturday Sessions (in English and Spanish) (includes Lunch):
$35.00 only.
Visit: www.orlandoliturgicalconference.org or call (407) 2464860.
A Day of Remembrance for all those who have
lost their life in our Nation’s service
Pentecost
1 Corinthians 12:3b-7, 12-13
The Reason for Gifts
Look around your church and you will see many gifts. You will see those who sing and
those who read, those who preach and those who greet. You will see some who feed the
hungry and others who serve on committees. You will see some who decorate and others
who converse. Some have a gift for leading prayer, for parenting children or for making
people feel at home. Everybody has some gift.
Still, not all gifts are equal. Some people excel at their gifts. Others exercise them less capably. The quality of the gift is not that important. It is important to exercise the gift, whatever its extent may be. The use of our gifts releases the power of the Spirit.
St. Paul wrote to the Corinthians, “To each individual the manifestation of the Spirit is given for some benefit.”
God gives gifts for a reason. They are meant to be nurtured and used. The gifts manifest
the Spirit. When used properly, they draw attention to God who gives, not to the person
who has received.
The manifold gifts within one community show the marvels of the Holy Spirit. When people share their gifts, they create a spirit of selflessness and inspire others to service. They
help everyone appreciate the goodness of God, who gives even before we ask.
When people look at you, they also see gifts. For which gifts are you most grateful? How do
you share them?
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.