EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: The Power of the Blessed Sacrament: You
are invited to make a holy hour or half-hour, when the Blessed Sacrament is
exposed after the 6:45am Mass on Sunday, all through the day and night until 6:30am on Monday, in our beautiful Chapel. "We cannot underestimate the power of
prayer and the difference it will make in the world". Blessed Mother Theresa
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Next weekend, May 15th the Sacrament of
Reconciliation will be celebrated by Fr. Arnold & Fr. Burnham.
CHURCH
LINENS: today by Mrs. Coffey &
on May 16th by Mrs. Fleshman.
PRAY
FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOULS OF: Margaretta Robertson, aunt of Cathy Graham; Mike Erskine, father &
father-in-law of Bill & Eileen Erskine; Christine Gagliardi, daughter of
Joseph & Diane Gagliardi, sister of Joseph.
WEDNESDAY CONFESSIONS: The Friar-priests of St. Joseph Cupertino Friary are
available every Wednesday from 4:00pm
to 5:30pm for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. All welcome!
Follow the signs.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: The curve of a mother’s smile can set a lot of things
straight.
Dear Parishioners:
There is a beautiful old story of how God spent hours creating our first
mother in the Garden of Eden. He was working overtime on the sixth day
and an angel asked Him why He was taking so much time to make a
woman. God said: “She is to become the mother of all mankind. So she
should have six pair of hands, five of them invisible. She should have
three pair of eyes, one visible pair in the front, the second and the third
invisible pair at the back and at the sides of her head. Finally she
should have a large and elastic heart.”
The angel said: “I can guess why a mom should have six pair of hands and
a large heart, but why three pairs of eyes?” God said: “One pair of
invisible x-ray eyes at the sides to see through closed doors when she asks
"What are you kids doing?" and she already knows what is going
on inside. The second invisible pair at the back of her head to see what
she is not supposed to see, but has to know as a responsible mother. And
of course, the third pair of normal eyes in the front that can look at a child
when he makes a mistake and say without uttering a word: “Dear, I
understand you, I love you.”
“Any other specification?” the angel asked. God said: “She should
be able to run on black coffee and leftovers. She should have a kiss that
can cure anything from a broken leg to a disappointed love affair. She
should be able to heal herself when she is sick. She should feed a family
of six on one pound of hamburger, and finally she should have eyes that shed
tears of joy and pride, tears of sadness, tears of disappointment and tears of
old age loneliness.”
Is this not the picture
of a loving mother? On this day when we
honor our mothers and pray in thanksgiving to God for them whether they be
living or deceased, I sincerely extend to all our mothers a heartfelt Happy
Mothers Day. May God bless you today and always for all the many
expressions of love you give your children all year long.
Msgr. Luca
DAILY MASS READINGS:
May 10
Acts 14: 5-18; Ps 115: 1-5, 15-16; Jn 14:21-26
May 11 Acts 14: 19-28;
Ps 145: 10-13, 21; Jn 14: 27-31
May 12 Acts 15: 1-6; Ps 122: 1-5; Jn 15: 1-8
May 13 Acts 15: 7-21; Ps 96: 1-3, 10; Jn 15: 9-11
May 14 Acts 1:
15-17, 20-26; Ps 113: 1-8; Jn 15:
9-17
May 15 Acts 16: 1-10; Ps 100: 2, 3, 5; Jn 15: 18-21
IN YOUR PRAYERS,
PLEASE REMEMBER THOSE WHO ARE SICK ESPECIALLY THE NAMES LISTED BELOW
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Camilla Duffy
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Bob McCollum
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Anne Robinson
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Mary F. Kemp
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Joey Lombardo
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Alfred Manasseri
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Visitacion Marquez
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Jack Devereux
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Donna Duncan
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Jerry Svec
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Michael Vlach
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Celia Sorbera
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Lucille Clarke
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Sandra H. Feneley
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John Loblein
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Bernadine Vlach
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Clara Russell
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Joseph Citrano
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Edna Stevens
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Cary Magnolia
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Kathleen Krummenoehl
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John Loblein, Jr.
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John Holland
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Bobby Scalia
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Joe Koman
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Shirley Blaney
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Robert Ryberg
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Marybelle Breig
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Dot Easter
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Peter B. Marin
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Jerome Blaney
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John D. Kopec
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John Robin
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Charles Majkrzak
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Rene Nguyen
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Marily Smith Hall
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Jim Clarke
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Susana Pasetti
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Alice Friede
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John Justice
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Rodger Barger
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MOTHER’S DAY: Novena of Masses cards are
available in the narthex of the Church.
PLANNING YOUR CHILD’S BAPTISM?
In preparation for the
Sacrament of Baptism, parents must register for a Baptism Preparation Meeting.
Meetings are held once a
month on the 3rd Thursday from 7:15-9:30pm in the Howard Bishop Room.
Registration is
required.
Please call the Parish Office
to register 410 531-6040.
Parents are encouraged to
attend the meeting BEFORE the
arrival of their child. The Baptism date
will only be scheduled after completion of the preparation meeting and when the
other criteria are met. Baptism Requirements:
Parents must be registered parishioners
for at least 6 months.
Parents must call the parish office to
register for the Baptism
Preparation Meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday of each month
(except December). Letter of verification of Godparents must be received before
Baptism is scheduled.
RECENT BAPTISMS
HERE AT ST. LOUIS
Brenna Jade Murray , child of Timothy & Bridget Murray
Trevor Patrick Donnelly, child of Patrick & Stephanie Donnelly
James Craig Martin, child of Christopher & Erin Martin
Kelly Michelle Sterenberg, child of Solomon & Elizabeth Sterenberg
MASSES TO HAITI: The following mass intentions have been sent to Haiti.
R.I.P: Mary Pechatsko; Robert
Hill; Kerry Kling; Jim Scafone; Phyllis Vitez.
Preserving
Our Treasured Legacy Campaign:Thanks sincerely to all who have already made a pledge to
this important effort. As of May 3rd
, we have received $3,330,718. in pledges. Please consider making a pledge that will
enable us to meet this exciting opportunity. Everyone is invited and encouraged
to support and participate in this important time in the life of our parish.
SOME OF THE GOOD DEEDS OUR
CHILDREN OFFERED TO GOD
Helping grown-ups; Listening
to my mom and dad; I made a present for my sister; Being nice to the principal;
Helping clean-up; Praying for sick people and poor people; I cleaned my room
without being told; Pushing my brother in the swing; I said a nice prayer;
Being a good boy; Trying to be helpful to my friends and schoolmates; Built a
toy for my cousin; I helped a fellow student at basketball practice; I got
ready for church ahead of time; Helped take care of my baby cousins; Donate
items to the troops in Iraq; Helping my nana with my sister; Did the laundry; I
helped pick up trash; helping mommy with Wee Praise; Not being problems for my
parents; Loving God with my whole heart; Trying to do the right thing like
Jesus.
DON’T BE OFFENDED if you’re running a few minutes late for Mass and the
ushers don’t seat you during the readings from Sacred Scripture. Out of respect for God’s Word and your fellow
parishioners who are already seated, we ask you to wait patiently until we
stand for the Gospel reading. At that
time it’s possible to find a seat without interrupting the readings from
Scripture and your fellow parishioners. (If
standing is a difficulty during the readings, just let an usher know and
they’ll be happy to make a chair available in the back of the church.)
ST.LOUIS ELECTRONIC CONTRIBUTION: We
would like to remind you that we have a program here at
St.
Louis called the
St. Louis Electronic Contribution Transfer program (ECT). This program enables you to have the option
of having your contributions deducted once or twice each month. Contributions to the parish will be
automatically deducted from your savings or checking account, whichever you prefer. For more information, please call the parish
office at 410 531-6040. Thank you!
FOOD DRIVE: Thank you for your generous food donations last weekend.
We distributed bags of food
to VIVA House (Catholic Worker House in Baltimore), the Franciscan Center (food pantry in Baltimore), FISH (food pantry in Howard County) and Our Lady of Sorrows (Haitian and Latino
community) in Washington DC. Thank you for
sharing your hope and goodness with those in need.
MOTHER’S DAY CARNATIONS: will be available after all Masses on Sunday, May 9th.
PICNIC RAFFLE
REMINDER: Please return your raffle tickets
for the $20K Raffle as soon as possible. We are only selling 4000 tickets and
we need to account for all those tickets mailed to parishioners. Beginning
this weekend, we will have additional raffle tickets available for purchase
after all masses at the front door of the church.
Those who have already requested additional
tickets should receive them in the mail within the next week.
WELCOME SESSION: If you have not yet registered at St. Louis, you are invited to attend a Welcome Session next
Sunday, May 16th from 12:30 – 1:30pm in the Howard Bishop Rooms. Child care will be
provided.
RESPECT LIFE: Be a voice for life and attend your parish Respect
Life Meeting. Everyone is welcome. Wednesday, May 19th at 7:00pm in the Parish Office Meeting Room. If you can’t make
the meeting, but have something to share, please call Grace Kissane – 410
730-0201.
GARDEN CLUB: Thursday, May 13 – at 10:30am. Pot Luck Picnic and Installation of Officers to meet
at Patti Grose’s garden. Bring your favorite dish and recipe to share with
others.
THE ST. LOUIS “40 SOMETHING” GROUP of single Catholics in their 40’s and early 50’s
invite you to the following events.
Contact the event leader for information.
Wednesday, May 12th, 7:00PM – 9:00, Events Planning Meeting & Social at Michael’s Pub in Kings Contrivance Village Center. Call Don G. 410-884-3899.
Thursday, May 13th, Swizzle – Swing dancing with the Imperial Palms Orchestra.
For carpool information to Washington DC and to RSVP, contact Fran K. at FranKelleher@earthlink.net
or 410 730-5839.
ST LOUIS/ST JOHN’S YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY:
For over eight years, the St.
Louis/St. John’s Young Adult Ministry has been actively connecting Catholic
young adults (18-35+) with each other, our parish communities and our
neighborhoods through a balance of spiritual, service and social meetings and
events. We always welcome anyone in
their late teens, twenties and thirties – single, married or single again – to
join us for any meeting or event. For
info on membership, please e-mail Kate M. slsj_members@lycos.com.
Feel free to visit our website at http://home.comcast.net/~slsjyam/.
UPCOMING MEETINGS:
May 19, 7:30 p.m. Program Meeting at St. John’s OMIFC.
June 2, 7:30pm. Service Meeting at St. Louis.
June 16, 7:30pm. Program Meeting at St. Louis.
June 30, 7:30pm. General Meeting at St. Louis.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
May 14, 7:00pm. Friday Night Social at Mike Piszczek’s house. We
will have a potluck dinner style meal and enjoy a movie afterwards. Contact
Mike at mpiszcek@ddneng.com.
May 16, Our
Daily Bread. For more information,
please contact Brian at BRIAN@DRAKE-FAMILY.COM.
May 22, YAM
Mass at St. John’s OMIFC, 4:30 p.m. Meet in the lobby at 4:15 p.m.
June 4, 7:00pm. Friday Night Social TBA. If you are interested in
being the contact for this, please email slsj_events@lycos.com
June 12, 5:30pm. YAM Mass at St. Louis. Meet in lobby at 5:15pm.
We are also tentatively planning a trip
to Busch Gardens this summer. WE still need a contact for this event.
If you are interested, please email slsj_events@lycos.com
ST
LOUIS SCHOOL NEWS
20 WEEK CLUB
WINNERS: Week 11
$100 –M/M Frank Donovan - $50 – M/M Gail Obermiller $25 – Sheila
Donovan - $25 – Kathy Boetcher
ST.
LOUIS SCHOOL
HAS OPENINGS: For full day
Kindergarten and for second grade for the 2004/2005 school year. If you are
interested, please call Mrs. Weiss at
410
531-6664 or stop by the office to fill out an application.
EXERCISE FOR A GOOD CAUSE! St. Louis School is hosting its 2nd annual Two Miler at Rockburn Branch Park on Saturday, May 15th. You may walk or run the course. All
participants will receive an event t-shirt designed by a SLS student and are
eligible for random prizes and awards for the best finishing times in each age
group. Money raised will go to
Congregations Concerned for the Homeless and our sister parishes in Western Maryland and in Haiti. Registration
forms are available on the table by the door in the church narthex.
BASKET BINGO: (featuring Longaberger Baskets) is
coming to St. Louis, Sunday, May 23, 2004 from 2:00pm
until
5:30pm in the St. Louis School gym. We will feature 20 games, Specials, Exciting
Raffles and Door Prizes of many wonderful products. Food and Drinks will
be available for purchase. Tickets now available! Children are welcome with a paid admission.
Please call Cheri Drain at 443 538-1238 for more on this upcoming event.
Proceeds to benefit the children of St. Louis School. Come join the fun!
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION INFORMATION
Religious
Education 2004-2005
Re-Registrations
and New Registrations
This year we will not
be sending out re-registration packets to the families of our 2003-2004
families. Instead, we will be offering
all families, new and returning, the opportunity to go online and download and
print out the registration. www.stlouisparish.org/reled
Effective May 1, 2004 through July 1, 2004, we will have a downloadable and printable Religious Education
registration form (one for re-registrations from 2003-04 and one for new
registrations) for the 2004-05 school year.
You will have the ability to print the registration form, complete it,
and send the registration with your full payment to the Religious Education
Office by July 1st. What is
the advantage of doing this? Because
this will save us the time and money of printing and mailing out the re-registration
packet, we will give you a $25 discount per child ($75 maximum) off our 2004-05
tuition rate of $125.00 per child, $375.00 family maximum. BUT YOU MUST HAVE THE FORM AND PAYMENT
INTO OUR OFFICE BY JULY 1st . Remember: we must receive it by July 1st,
not postmarked by July 1st. This
method of registration is open to both new and returning families to religious
education. So if you will be new to the
program in 2004-05, and you are
registered in St. Louis Parish, go to the website so you can take advantage of our
“early bird special.”
Beginning July 2nd,
you will no longer be able to download and printout the
registration/re-registration form. The forms will then be available in the back
of the church and in the Religious Education Office after that date. The tuition rate will be $125 per child, $375
maximum, our regular 2004-05 tuition rate.
If you have any questions,
give the Religious Education Office a call at 410-531-6688 (K-5 and family) or
the Youth Office a call at 410-531-6668 (grades 6-10).
Interested in Wee
Praise? Coming soon will be information regarding
the same type of internet downloadable and printable registration form for
2004-2005. Please keep checking the
bulletin for more information!!!
WE ASK FOR YOUR PRAYERS
During the month of May, about 230 of our children
will share in an event of great joy for both them and our entire Catholic
community. They will receive Jesus in the Eucharist for the very first time.
They and their families have been preparing for the celebration of this
Sacrament for some time now.
They have learned how sacred and precious the gift of
the Eucharist is and what it means to share that gift with others. Our St. Louis family recognizes what a gift these children are to
us and we ask for your prayers as we bring these two great gifts together…
Blessing
for our First Communicants
Jesus Christ, Bread of Life, travel
beside these children as they take their first steps to your table. Help them to recognize you in the words of
Holy Scripture, in the Blessed Sacrament,
in your people, and in
themselves. Draw these children close to you so they may radiate your love to
others. Amen.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL: Vacation Bible School registration has begun. Are you all set to join us every morning July 12-16, 2004 ? Don’t miss
the faith filled fun as we sing, create, learn, munch and play together. If you are entering pre-K (4’s) through 5th
grade, this is the place for you. Registration
forms are available in the table outside the religious education office. May 9 is our registration deadline so please
don’t delay and send your form in today.
If you have any questions, call the religious education office (410)
531-6688 or Mrs. Moira Monk at (410) 531-6752.
Wondering what to do in the
heat of July? Come stay cool with VBS! VOLUNTEERS WE NEED YOU! Vacation Bible School needs your help this July ! Come share your faith and
have a lot of fun. Anyone entering 6th
grade in the fall through our retired parishioners are needed to help us run a
fun and safe camp. If you are
interested, youth volunteer forms are available on a table outside the
religious education office. Adult
volunteers should call Mrs. Moira Monk at (410) 531-6752
to express their
interest.
A FREE nursery is available
for the children of adult volunteers who are too young to attend our VBS.
CALL NOW! Don’t miss out
on this fantastic experience.
First Communion Rehearsal Dates: We would like to remind our First Communion families
of the dates and times for rehearsals. It
is very important that
the First Communicant and at least one parent attend the rehearsal. Those
students who will be participating in the liturgy will be notified of an
additional rehearsal. Please call the Office of Religious Education at (410)
531-6688 if you have questions.
Communion Date Time Rehearsal
Date Time
May 15 9:30am May
13 4:30pm
May 15 11:30am May
13 6:30pm
OUR FIRST HOLY COMMUNION QUILT IS FINISHED! Please feel free to stop by the
Religious Education Office and take a sneak peak at it. At the Last Supper, not
only did Jesus bless us with the priceless gift of His Body and Blood, He also
gave us…
“…a new commandment… love one another as
I have loved you… This is how all will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.” John 13: 34-35)
We pray that our children will one-day come to truly
understand that the Eucharist offers us such a powerful & profound gift
that it can never be returned... it can only be graciously received. As
Catholics, we know that we have received God’s gift if we allow it to flow
through us into others. Thus gratitude & service are one movement of God’s
presence to us. In an effort to help our First Communicants understand that God
gathers each of us together to eat and drink at the table of the Lord, so that
we may become the one, true body of Christ for the world… we decided to use the
symbolism of a warm, cozy, lovingly made quilt. Their quilt will be carried
forward with the bread & wine as they prepare our table for their very first
Holy Communion. We have also decided to give all the opportunity to purchase
$1.00 raffle tickets for a chance to own & cherish this very special quilt
forever. The money that we raise from the sale of these quilt tickets will be
given as a gift of love from our First Communicants to the children of St. John
the Evangelist in Gonaives, Haiti, our ‘sister parish’. This is one small way
our First Communicants will share their love & show that they are Christ’s
disciples. If you would like to support our effort, $1.00 raffle tickets can be
purchased through the Religious Education Office now through May 22. For more
information, please call (410) 531-6688.
YOUTH COORDINATOR’S COMMENTS
Hiking once again, this time
off Rte 40 in Hollifield, I found myself coming upon four consecutive hills. My
personal theory is to run up each hill I find…I want to get to the top as
quickly as I can so I am not stuck halfway through with no breath left! As I rested after the last hill, I took time
to write about what it means to be breathless.
Breathing is something we don’t really think about until we are ‘out of
it’ or, better still, having trouble with it.
Are we really ever really ‘out of breath?’ (until we die, that is!)
Then, it hit me…The breath of
God, the Holy Spirit, is there for the asking.
Even when we die, the Holy Spirit leads us home, guiding us to
everlasting life. I am not just thinking about a physical death, but all of the
emotional and spiritual ones we go through in our lives. We can feel spiritually breathless when we
sin in a way we feel that God will never forgive us or when we have something
happen to us that knocks our faith around.
We can feel emotionally out of breath when we hurt someone or someone
hurts us. And yet, the Holy Spirit is
still with us, calling us back, giving us strength and peace and new breath for
more valleys and hills. PLEASE PRAY FOR THOSE YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEGUN THEIR
PREPARATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION, ASKING GOD TO SEND THE BREATH OF HIS SPIRIT TO
BE WITH THEM. I will be praying for you and them!
MS & HS CYM CALENDARS:
May 14: MS
Dance 7-10pm Gym. $5 plus one canned good for the poor! Tickets on sale starting 5/3.
May 23: 9:30am
Youth Mass with special blessing of graduates, then MS Hiking in Sugarloaf Mountain
May 26: 6-7pm MS Youth Council Mtg in Youth Room.
CLARKSVILLE PICNIC SILENT AUCTION: Clarksville Picnic Silent Auction Planning is underway for the 126th Annual Clarksville Picnic. The Young Adult Ministry is looking for your donations. We are eagerly awaiting your new and nearly new items from you or your business. Here are a few of our most popular donations: Free services from local businesses, Tickets to sporting events, a week’s use of a vacation home, Artwork, collectables or jewelry. For more information contact Bryan Townsend @ 301-854-1449
or email the Silent Auction Committee at silentauction@bigfoot.com.
MOM'S PLAY GROUP: All moms and
their children, ages newborn to 4 years old, are
invited to join the mom's play group. We
meet on Thursday mornings from 9:30-11:00am in the nursery of the school.
This is a great opportunity to meet other young families in the parish,
the moms get to chat while the kids get to play. For more information or questions, please call
Bonnie Moran at 410 992-0424.
ST. LOUIS MOTHER’S DAY PLANT SALE:
Beautiful hanging baskets and
bedding plants will be available for sale over Mother’s Day weekend. Come early to the Maintenance Shed for the
best selection.
Saturday, May 8th Noon – 7:00pm
Sunday, May 9th After all Masses except 6:45am.
For more information, please
contact Mary Ann Slack at 410 531-6541.
RECEIVE
THE BULLETIN ON LINE: The bulletin is
now available via e-mail. To receive the bulletin electronically, please send
an e-mail to majordomo@stlouisparish.org. In the body of this email message,
please type subscribe bulletin user@mail.com, where user@mail.com is your e-mail address. Upon subscribing, you should receive an
introductory message, containing list policies & features. Save that
message for future reference; it will also contain exact directions for
unsubscribing.
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
PASTORAL VISITORS: A training opportunity for volunteer visitors to the
sick and homebound will be held on Saturday, May 15, from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM at Holy Trinity Parish in Glen Burnie and on
Thursday, May 27, from 10:00 AM to 1:00
PM at St. Peter’s Church in
Hancock. Dr. Patricia Fosarelli, M.D., D.Min. will be the featured presenter.
For more information, please call Sr. Joan Marie Stief at 410-261-6782.
MEALS ON WHEELS: Meals on Wheels in Howard County needs volunteers to pack meals at the VFW in Ellicott City between 8:30 AM
and 11:00
AM on weekdays.
There is also a continuing
need for volunteers to deliver meals either once a week or twice a month
between 11:00
AM and 1:30 PM. If you can help pack or deliver meals, please call
Elizabeth Yao at 410-730-9476. Thank you.
FRANCISCAN FRIARS
SANCTUARY OF ST ANTHONY:
THIRTEEN TUESDAYS WITH ST. ANTHONY”, Mass every Tuesday at 12:00 noon. It lasts about 35 minutes with a blessing of
the faithful with a relic of St. Anthony. This will continue every Tuesday.
Book / Gift Store & Chapel: Open Mon – Fri., 9:30am
-2:30pm or by appt. We
have Baptismal, Communion & Confirmation gifts.
At the Sanctuary of St. Anthony, 12290 Folly Quarter Rd in Howard County. For more information, call the Office of the
Sanctuary, Mon – Fri., 9:30am – 2:30pm at 410 531-2800, or visit us on the web at www.companionsofstanthony.org
HEALING MASS: First
Friday at 7:30pm and the Third Sunday at 3:00pm.
MONTHLY MARIAN HOLY HOUR: 1st Sunday of every month beginning at 2pm .
DAY OF RECOLLECTION: Canticle of the Creatures Saturday, May 15,
2004, 9:00am – 4:00pm. Fee: $35.00 (includes lunch); after May 10,
$40.00. Register early, space
limited. 6 Catechesis hours in area
A. Director Fr. Bart A. Karwacki, OFM Conv.
During this day of recollection, participants will be given an opportunity to
discover their faith journey and relationship with God, using St. Francis of Assisi as a model. The day will involve conferences and
prayer experiences in an atmosphere of silence.
BULL ROAST : SENIOR CENTER OF ST LEO’S
CHURCH: To be held at the home of Tom
& Shirley Iacoboni, 2203 Fox Hunt Lane, Lutherville, MD 21093. Sat., May 15,
2004 1-6pm, rain or shine. $20 per person before May 12, $25
after May 12. Sr. Mary Catherine Duerr, Co-Director of the Senior Center. Tickets will
be held at the entrance table.
NEWMAN COMMUNITY: Do you have a son or daughter attending Virginia Tech
in the Fall? Please email us at ccm@vt.edu so
we can introduce them to the Newman Community; Catholic Campus Ministry at
Virginia Tech. Include their name and
home address and we will send them a letter describing our many
activities. Or you may call us at 540
951-0032 x 103 and leave a message for Fr. Richard Mooney, Campus Minister.
CARDINAL GIBONS SCHOOL
BASKETBALL CAMP: Coach Flynn’s 5th Annual Basketball Camp. 3 Great Weeks, July 19-23; July 26-30; August 16-20. Day Camps for ages
7-17. For information contact Bob Flynn at 410 644-1770, ext 126 or email
www.cardinalgibbons.com.