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689 RITCHIE HIGHWAY SEVERNA PARK, MD 21146 A Welcoming Community Rooted in Faith | United in Prayer | Committed in Service MASS SCHEDULE Saturday: 5:15 PM Organ & Cantor Sunday: 7:30 AM Spoken Mass 9 AM Contemporary Choir 10:45 AM Traditional Choir 12:30 PM Organ & Cantor 2:30 PM (3rd Sundays) Filipino Mass 5:15 PM EXALT Praise Group Daily: 6:30 AM Tuesday & Thursday 8:30 AM Monday - Saturday Holy Days As announced in bulletin PARISH PHONE NUMBERS Parish Office Hours Monday-Thursday: 9 AM-7:30 PM Friday: 9 AM-3 PM; Saturday: 9 AM-5 PM [Closed for lunch, 12 – 1 PM] Parish Office 410-647-4884 Parish Office Fax 410-544-3047 St. John School 410-647-2283 Faith Formation 410-647-4892 Youth Ministry 410-647-3346 Convent 410-647-2041 This Weekend’s Readings stjohnsp.org stjohnsp.org @StJohnSPParish stjohnsevernapark StJohnSPParish August 21, 2016 21 st Sunday in Ordinary Time Isaiah 66:18-21 God’s mercy will extend to all people. Hebrews 12:5-7, 11-13 Encouragement to those enduring hardship trials. Luke 13:22-30 Not all will take advantage of God’s mercy. A New 8-Week Study To Understand the Big Picture of the Bible In this study, you will use a color-coded Bible Timeline to: • Make sense of the Bible and see how it relates to your everyday life • Discover the remarkable connections between the Old and New Testaments • See how the sacraments, the Church and our entire Catholic Faith is rooted in Scripture WHEN: Monday mornings 9:30-11:00 AM or Tuesday evenings 7:00-8:30 PM STARTS: September 12/13, 2016 COST: $20 + shipping for Student Workbook HOMEWORK: Read selections from the Bible SIGN-UP: www.stjohnsp.org/unlocking
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689 RITCHIE HIGHWAY SEVERNA PARK, MD 21146
A Welcoming Community Rooted in Faith | United in Prayer | Committed in Service
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: 5:15 PM Organ & Cantor
Sunday: 7:30 AM Spoken Mass 9 AM Contemporary Choir 10:45 AM Traditional Choir
12:30 PM Organ & Cantor
2:30 PM (3rd Sundays) Filipino Mass
5:15 PM EXALT Praise Group
Daily: 6:30 AM Tuesday & Thursday 8:30 AM Monday - Saturday
Holy Days As announced in bulletin
PARISH PHONE NUMBERS Parish Office Hours
Monday-Thursday: 9 AM-7:30 PM Friday: 9 AM-3 PM; Saturday: 9 AM-5 PM
[Closed for lunch, 12 – 1 PM]
Parish Office 410-647-4884
Parish Office Fax 410-544-3047
St. John School 410-647-2283
Faith Formation 410-647-4892
Youth Ministry 410-647-3346
Convent 410-647-2041
This Weekend’s Readings
stjohnsp.org stjohnsp.org @StJohnSPParish stjohnsevernapark StJohnSPParish
August 21, 2016 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time
Isaiah 66:18-21
God’s mercy will extend to all people.
Hebrews 12:5-7, 11-13
Encouragement to those enduring
hardship trials.
Luke 13:22-30
Not all will take advantage of God’s mercy.
A New 8-Week Study To Understand the Big Picture of the Bible
In this study, you will use a color-coded Bible Timeline to:
• Make sense of the Bible and see how it relates to your everyday life
• Discover the remarkable connections between the Old and New Testaments
• See how the sacraments, the Church and our entire Catholic Faith is rooted in Scripture
WHEN: Monday mornings 9:30-11:00 AM or Tuesday evenings 7:00-8:30 PM
STARTS: September 12/13, 2016
COST: $20 + shipping for Student Workbook
HOMEWORK: Read selections from the Bible
SIGN-UP: www.stjohnsp.org/unlocking
August 21, 2016
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The Pastor’s Pen The Pastor’s Pen The Pastor’s Pen The Pastor’s Pen Dear Brothers and Sisters of St. John’s,
This is Deacon Kevin Ewing’s last weekend at St. John’s as he pre-
pares to return to Rome to continue his studies. It has been a great pleasure to have Deacon Kevin here for his pastoral internship and,
while we are saddened by his departure, we rejoice that he is moving
forward to ordination to the priesthood! We are hoping that he will be able to return to St. John’s during holiday breaks this year and
eventually celebrate Mass here after being ordained a priest next
June!. Please keep him, and all the men in our archdiocese who are
discerning vocations to the priesthood, in your prayers.
This week, many students return to school! I know many families
have been traveling with sons and daughters as they go off (or back)
to college, to help them settle in. Our school faculty returns this Monday and will begin by attending the 8:30 AM Mass. This week-
end, many families new to St. John’s School are attending the 9 AM
Mass and a welcome brunch afterwards. We welcome you and pray that you will find St. John’s to be a community that assists you in
forming your children who experience and share God’s love.
Make sure that you get your children registered for religious educa-tion classes as well as sacramental preparation programs. Confirma-
tion registration is up and running and classes start shortly! Call the
Faith Formation Office if you need assistance, or go to our website to register. Adults, I also encourage you to take a serious look at the
programs we offer here at St. John’s for you to grow in your faith as
well. We will be offering an 8-week course entitled Unlocking the Mysteries of the Bible that is a great introduction and requires little
homework. Walking With Purpose women’s bible study and our That
Man is You for our men are also starting up soon. Make a commit-
ment this year to grow in your faith and connect with a great com-
munity that will support you in the process!
Next Saturday, Aug. 27, Fr. George Asigre will celebrate a Mass of
Thanksgiving at 5:15 PM marking his 25 years of priestly ministry. Please join us as we celebrate with him! There will be a light recep-
tion in the Gathering Space following. Also, mark your calendars
now for Sunday, Sept. 18 which will be Sister Maureen Kelly Day!
We will honor Sr. Maureen as she retires as our leader of Ministry to
the Sick and Homebound with a Mass of Thanksgiving at 10:45 AM,
followed by a Parish Potluck Picnic. Watch for details in the coming weeks. Let’s make this a big deal for her in honor of all she has done
for our sick and homebound parishioners!
Now, relish the last days of summer vacation. Know that you are
loved by God and are an important part of this community of faith!
Your brother in the Lord,
Clergy StaffClergy StaffClergy StaffClergy Staff
Parish Life Parish Life Parish Life Parish Life
Pastoral ServicesPastoral ServicesPastoral ServicesPastoral Services
School AdministrationSchool AdministrationSchool AdministrationSchool Administration
Rev. James D. Proffitt Pastor
Rev. James E. Boric Associate Pastor
Rev. George Asigre Associate Pastor
Rev. Mr. Kevin B. Ewing Transitional Deacon [email protected]
Deacon Ron Thompson Permanent Deacon
Deacon Nick Pitocco Permanent Deacon
Mr. Jeremy Smith Pastoral Year Seminarian
Rev. Mr. Daniel Waruszewski Transitional Deacon
Mr. John F. Poland Dir. of Faith Formation [email protected]
Ms. Jen Mayer Adult Faith Formation [email protected]
Mr. Stephen Herrera Youth Ministry
Mrs. Jeanette Cohn Middle School Youth [email protected]
Mrs. Ruth Gorski Office Manager
Mrs. JoAnne Ibex Director of Music Ministry
Mrs. Nikki Trevey Secretary
Mrs. Mary Remaniak Exalt Praise Group
Mrs. Judy Tacyn Secretary
Mrs. Barbara Lancaster Children’s Choirs, K-5 [email protected]
Mr. Carl Neimeyer Chant Schola
Mrs. Mary Tamplin Jubilate Singers, 6-8
Ms. Casey Buckstaff Principal
Ms. Dianne Kestler Assistant Principal
Mrs. Dawn Sirinakis Advancement Director [email protected]
Mr. Al Jones Director of Parish Operations
Mrs. Donna Boyko Office Manager
Mrs. Trisha Corbi Controller
Mrs. Stacy Golden Director of Community Life
Mrs. Brenda Smith Accounting Assistant [email protected]
Ms. Kitt O’Brien Communications Manager [email protected]
Mrs. Kerry Gillespie Volunteer Screening
Mrs. Melissa Eisenberg Parish Secretary
Mr. Mark Schilling Technology Coordinator [email protected]
Mrs. Dorothy Masterson Secretary
Mr. Israel Rivera Maintenance Supervisor [email protected]
Mrs. Johanne Cote Secretary
Mr. Chris Wiseman Maintenance
Mrs. Melissa Wallace Bulletin Secretary
Mrs. Susanne Tichenor Office Assistant
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Welcome to St. John’s!Welcome to St. John’s!Welcome to St. John’s!Welcome to St. John’s!
If you are visiting with us today, or perhaps have been away for awhile, we invite you to become an active part of our parish
community. Please fill out a registration form, available at the welcome desk on weekends or at the Parish Office, and for-
mally enroll as a parishioner. Parish registra-tion is necessary when requesting eligibility forms to serve as sponsors at Baptisms and Confirmations. Young adults, living inde-
pendently, should register in their own names. Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can help in any way. If you are not Ro-man Catholic, know that you are most wel-
come. While we are unable to extend a general invitation to receive Holy Commun-ion, please feel free to come forward at
Communion time, and cross your arms over your chest as the minister will say a brief prayer as you make your “spiritual commun-ion.”
View the full Parish Calendar online
at www.stjohnsp.org
ROOM KEY
A Auditorium C Church GS Gathering Space
GSMR Gathering Space Meeting Room
ORT Oratory PC Parish Center YR Youth Room
Liturgical Schedule Intentions † Indicates Deceased
Celebrant/Assisting
(subject to change) Readings
Sunday, August 21
7:30 AM
9 AM
10:45 AM
12:30 PM
2:30 PM
5:15 PM
†James Bowersox, Sr.
Our Parishioners
The Streaker Family (L)
†Anthony Moratto, Jr.
Filipino Mass
†Philomena & William Rori
Fr. George/Jeremy
Fr. Jim/Deacon Kevin
Fr. George/Deacon Kevin
Fr. Schulmeister/Jeremy
Fr. Pete Literal
Fr. Jim/Deacon Kevin
Isaiah 66:18-21
Hebrews 12:5-7, 11-13
Luke 13:22-30
Monday, August 22
8:30 AM School Faculty Mass
†Robert J. & Robert M. Franchak
†Nathan McDavitt
Fr. Jim 2 Thessalonians 1:1-5, 11-12
Matthew 23:13-22
Tuesday, August 23
6:30 AM
8:30 AM
10 AM
†Joy Abell
†John DeMichiei, Jr.
Mass at Spring Arbor
†Mark Allen
Fr. James
Fr. Jim/Jeremy (pr.)
Fr. George
2 Thessalonians 2:1-3a, 14-17
Matthew 23:23-26
Wednesday, August 24
8:30 AM †Charlie LaChapelle
†Edward & Anne O’Donnell
Fr. Jim Revelation 21:9b-14
John 1:45-51
Thursday, August 25
6:30 AM
8:30 AM
†Doris Sherry
†Ray White
Fr. George
Fr. James
1 Corinthians 1:1-9
Matthew 24:42-51
Friday, August 26
8:30 AM
10:30 AM
†Ken Hutton
†Vivian Normile
Mass at Future Care
†Dorothy Wadsworth
Fr. George
Fr. James
1 Corinthians 1:17-25
Matthew 25:1-13
Saturday, August 27 *Fr. George’s
Jubilee Mass
8:30 AM
12 PM
4 PM
5:15 PM*
†Ulrike Odenhoven
Baptisms
Confessions
†Charles J. Becker, III
Fr. James
Fr. Jim
Fr. James/Fr. Jim
Fr. George/All
1 Corinthians 1:26-31
Matthew 25:14-30
Sunday, August 28
7:30 AM
9 AM
10:45AM
12:30 PM
5:15 PM
†Domenica Italiano
Our Parishioners
The Hasson Family (L)
†Christine O’Hara
†Edward & Carmella Mick
Fr. Jim/Deacon Ron
Fr. James/Deacon Ron
Fr. James/Deacon Nick
Fr. George/Jeremy
Fr. Jim/Jeremy
Sirach 3:17-18, 20, 28-29
Hebrews 12:18-19, 22-24a
Luke 14:1, 7-14
Sunday, August 21
10:15 AM Becoming Catholic (YR)
1 PM Joy in the Spirit Prayer Group (GSMR) Monday, August 22
7 PM Targeted RCIA (YR) Tuesday, August 23
9 AM Respect Life Committee Meeting (PC) Wednesday, August 24
2 PM Rosary for the Family (C)
7 PM Missionary Talk (YR) Saturday, August 27
7 AM Men’s Aquinas Group (PC)
7:15 AM That Man is You (GSMR)
9 AM Eucharistic Apostles of the Divine Mercy (PC)
Parish CalendarParish CalendarParish CalendarParish Calendar
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New to St. John? Please be sure to register in the parish and introduce yourself to the priest
after Mass. Registration forms are available at
the Welcome Desk in the Gathering Space or
at the Parish Office. For more info please call
410-647-4884 or visit www.stjohnsp.org.
New Parishioners We welcome new parishion-ers who recently registered at St. John: Jenny
Duke, Ted, Amy, Mia & Nicholas Erdman, Chris
& Nicole Figlarz, Michelle Imbach, David, Emi-
ly, Julia & Tyler Neff, Ross & Danny Otchiri, and
Ashley Zhu. Your presence is a blessing to us. May you also be blessed as members of our
parish family.
Congratulations to the families of Marin An-
naliese Begley, and Amy & Carlye Godwin, who were baptized last weekend here at St.
John.
We pray for the sick, especially Baby Addie,
Baby Dominic Dupaya, Baby Eden, Baby Evan
Swain, Baby John Willard Scharper, Baby Lu-
cille Hoyles, Baby Jade Marie Schwinn, Baby
Kellyn Reich, Stefanie Ashdown, Pete Bielski,
Wayne Brown, Midge Bruce, Robert J. Bruce,
Joanne Burke, Sandra Desell, Linda Dinsick,
Peter Duncan, Donnie Eisenhart, Gene Etzel,
Mark Ewing, Brian Fallon, Harper Fish, Pat Fish,
Ruth Flood, Billy Gorski, Paul Hicks, Phyllis Hil-
ton, George Hofmeier, Mary Ellen Isennock,
Joan Johanson, Leslie Koellher, Tony Koehne,
Richard Leinhauser, Deacon Dean Lopata,
Steve Lucas, John Loetz, Anna McCallister,
Maureen McCart, Catherine McMahon, John
F. McMahon, Craig Metzger, Lucille Meyers,
Ryan Mills, Dennis Mullen, Matt Nolte, Suzanne
& Dwight Oakes, Tracy Orvis, Cheryl Pennline,
Angela Rdzewski, Bob Ruck, Lorraine Soash,
John Spiker, Thomas Stancavage Sr., Gloris &
Richard Stern, Sr., Peg Stieren, Dan Sullivan,
Joe Tice, Debby Trently, Pete White, Robert,
Karen Wiseman, Richard Witcher, and Mary
Woods.
May they experience God’s healing touch.
*All names will remain on the sick list for one
month. Please notify the Parish Office if a
name needs to remain longer.
Rest in Peace We pray for the repose of the souls of all those who have died, especially Edward Bender, Roland Gomez and James
Kane, Jr., as well as for those who mourn the
loss of loved ones.
Flowers have been placed at the Blessed Mother’s Altar in memory of Kevin Durm.
Community LifeCommunity LifeCommunity LifeCommunity Life
A True Disciple in Mission Missionary Rebecca Tilyou, former pa-rishioner and daughter of parishioners Dona and Eric Tilyou, will
be speaking about her missionary work in the Philippines. In her
third year as a missionary for Family Missions Company, her pri-
mary apostolate is to preach the gospel while serving the poor.
Join us on Wednesday, Aug. 24 from 7:30 - 9 PM in the Youth Room to hear her amazing stories of God’s Grace and Mercy
being showered upon her and those she serves. For more infor-
mation, contact Jeanette Cohn at [email protected].
Fr. George Asigre is marking his 25th Anniversary of ordination to the priesthood with a special
Mass of Thanksgiving on Saturday, Aug. 27 at 5:15 PM. Fr. George has been a blessing to our
community and to the patients at Baltimore-
Washington Medical Center since his arrival in
May. Please make plans to join him and pray for him as he
marks this significant anniversary. A light reception will follow.
Save the Date On Sunday, Sept. 18 join us at the 10:45 AM Mass to honor Sister Maureen Kelly as she retires as our leader of the
Ministry to the Sick and Homebound. Following Mass, we will
hold a Parish Potluck Picnic. Stay tuned for details!
Greeters Needed Please consider being a greeter for the Mass you regularly attend. This
only takes 15 minutes of your time as often as
you are willing. For more information, contact
Stacy Golden at [email protected].
Child Care Co-Op If you are interested in participating in a Child Care Co-op during Mass for children ages 1-4, please
contact Stacy Golden at [email protected] or Jennifer Swaoger at [email protected].
Community Life Anyone interested in joining the Community Life team? We’re doing some
exciting things to welcome parishioners, plan
community building events and promote fel-
lowship. For more information, contact Stacy
Golden at [email protected].
Collection Counters We are currently looking for parishioners who are able to offer their expertise as Collection Counters. We
have several counting teams who rotate responsibilities for the
counting and recording of our parish offertory collections.
Those who have some background in banking, accounting,
business, numbers, attention to detail, and confidentiality are
ideal candidates. Availability after Mass early in the week is
needed. Donuts and coffee are provided! Contact Al Jones at
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Garden Update All of the vegetables we are growing for our food pantry clients are ready
for harvest, so now is the time to take care of
the garden for a week. You are asked to come
at least every other day to harvest (and water
and weed as needed). As of press time, all of
the remaining weeks in August and September are available.
This year, we will provide direction through our garden manag-
ers, so you can sign up even if gardening is new to you. Please
go to www.stjohnsp.org/garden to sign up.
WorshipWorshipWorshipWorship
Weekly Rosary for the Family is recited each Wednesday at 2 PM in the church. Come and take a short break from your weekly activities to pray the
Rosary, Mary’s prayer of peace! We will pray one set
of mysteries of the Rosary with specific intentions for
families! The Divine Mercy Chaplet will also be in-
cluded.
Adult Faith FormationAdult Faith FormationAdult Faith FormationAdult Faith Formation www.stjohnsp.org/adult-faith
Do you think you could be a better hus-
band? A better father? A better leader? This year of That Man Is You will focus on “man
in his relationship to his spouse.” Heavily
influenced by the thoughts of Pope John
Paul II, A Light to the Nations takes men on a journey into an
important spiritual reality: “The family has been placed at the
heart of the great struggle between good and evil, between
life and death and between love and all that is opposed to
love.” It is modeled on the story of Job from the Old Testa-
ment. Please join us on Saturdays this fall, beginning Sept. 10 from 6:45 - 8:30 AM. Contact [email protected] to register or for more information.
Are you Ready to Unlock the Mystery of the
Bible? This fall, we will offer an eight-part study, Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible, to make
the complex simple. It will help you uncover
the story woven throughout Scripture so that
you can get the “big picture” of the Bible and understand
what it is all about. The Bible is a story about the Father’s unfail-
ing love for you - a love that you are now called to share with
others. You will make sense of the Bible and see how it relates
to your everyday life, discover the remarkable connections
between the Old and New Testaments, and see how the sac-
raments, the Church and our entire Catholic Faith is rooted in
Scripture. The study will be offered on Monday mornings and Tuesday evenings, and is a great starting point if you have not done bible study before. Go to www.stjohnsp.org/unlocking to learn more and to sign up.
Reconciliation: Confessions are heard Saturdays 4-5 PM and First Fridays 9-9:30 AM and 7-7:30 PM (as well as special times during Advent and Lent) and by ap-pointment with a priest.
Baptisms: Parents who wish to have their children baptized should contact Jen Mayer, Coordinator of Adult Faith Formation, to begin the baptism prepara-tion process. Baptisms are celebrated at Mass and on Saturdays at noon. Please note that godparents must be at least 16 years old and confirmed, practicing Catholics. There must be at least one Catholic god-parent, but other baptized Christians may serve as Christian witnesses.
Marriage: Couples planning to marry must contact one of the priests or deacons at least 6 months prior to the tentative date of marriage. Participation in a marriage preparation program is required.
Ministry to the Sick: The Sacrament of Anointing should be administered at the beginning of a serious illness. Please notify the parish office when a parish-ioner is hospitalized. If you are unable to attend Mass and wish to receive Holy Communion, please contact the Parish Office.
Confirmation: Youth in 9th grade and above are eli-gible to prepare for the reception of the sacrament. Adults who have not been confirmed are invited to contact Jen Mayer, Coordinator of Adult Faith For-mation, to make arrangements for the sacrament.
Faith Formation / Youth Ministry: Sunday 9-10:15 AM…….……..……..……..…..….PK-4-Gr. 8 Sunday 10:45 AM-12 PM…...PK4-Gr. 8 & Special Needs Monday 7-8:15 PM………….……....….… EDGE for Gr. 6-8 Tuesday 7:15-8:30 PM…….…..Adult Special Ed (SPRED) Wednesday 4:30-5:45 PM……….……….........….. Gr. K-5 Sunday 6:30-8:30 PM.............LIFE TEEN for Gr. 9-12
Elementary School: St. John the Evangelist School provides education in the Roman Catholic tradition for children in grades Pre-K4 through 8. Visit www.stjohnsp.org or call the school office for more information regarding enrollment and registration in our nationally recognized Blue Ribbon School. Con-tact Dawn Sirinakis at [email protected].
Becoming Catholic / Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA): Prepares adults to join the Catholic Church (who may not be baptized or were baptized in another denomination) as well as to prepare those baptized as Catholics but who have never received First Communion or Confirmation. Groups form at various times throughout the year. For information, contact Jen Mayer, Coordinator of Adult Faith For-mation.
Eucharistic Adoration: The Blessed Sacrament is exposed the first Friday of each month (and each Friday during Advent and Lent) following the 8:30 AM Mass until 7 PM.
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WWP registration is open
for next year! Would you
like to grow in faith and
build friendships with wom-
en who share your values and concerns?
Please join us at Walking with Purpose (a
women’s bible study) this fall! Sessions are
held on Thursday mornings and Thursday evenings. Childcare is provided for ages 1 – 5 (during the AM session only). For more information and to register, please visit
www.stjohnsp.org/wwp.
Hosts, Leaders, Geeks Needed! In the coming year, some of the Adult Faith offer-
ings are slated to be held offsite in parish-
ioners’ homes. This will allow us to expand
the selections of programs offered and will
build a greater sense of community. In or-
der to make this happen, the Adult Faith
Committee is looking for folks willing to
serve as host (which would require you to
open your home weekly to a small group
for the duration of the program), leaders
(folks who would guide the discussion, fol-
low up with missing members, handle re-
sources), and geeks/technology helpers
(who can help the host connect comput-
er to TV in order to stream the videos so
those attending can view it comfortably).
If you are interested in serving in one of
these roles, please contact Jen Mayer at
410-647-4892.
RCIA/Becoming Catholic runs in multiple tracks (comprehensive and targeted),
and is always looking for people who are
interested in becoming Catholic. Please
contact Jen Mayer at 410-647-4892 to
learn more about the RCIA/Becoming
Catholic process and learn which track
would be best for you.
Men’s Aquinas Group Men, come join us on Saturday mornings in the Parish Center from 7 - 8:15 AM as we reflect on the Sum-
ma Theologica of St. Thomas Aqui-
nas. Remember that "a man has free
choice to the extent that he is rational."
We will be concluding our reflections on
the Sacrament of Matrimony, as found in
the Supplement of the third part of the
Summa. For more information contact Bob
at 410-757-9395 or Bill at 410-518-9977 or
visit sites.google.com/site/aquinasgroup/.
Youth Formation www.stjohnsp.org/youth www.stjohnsp.org/re
Office Hours: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM, Monday - Thursday
Worthy of the Call WOTC is the child protection pro-gram required of all youth 14-17 years of age who
will be working with children. The next training will
be held on Tuesday, Sept. 6 from 6:30 - 7:45 PM. This includes youth working in the Religious Education
programs, scouts, sacristans, choir, etc.
To register, please contact Nikki at [email protected] or 410-647-4892.
Religious Education Registration Classes begin in 4 weeks. Some classes are filled to capacity. Have you registered your children yet? Students are ac-
cepted to particular class sessions on a “first come
– first served” basis. Students attending public or private schools, from age 4 through grade 8 are
most welcome. New families and those who have been away for
a period of time should enroll in person. Return your form to the
office or register and pay tuition online. A full or partial payment
must accompany the registration in order to ensure placement.
Visit www.stjohnsp.org/re. Please direct questions to Ruth at 410-647-4892 or [email protected].
Special Needs Religious Ed A class is forming for chil-dren in the 6-8 age range. We also have a class for
children in the 11–13 range. These ages are approxi-
mate. Children and young people who have spe-
cial needs or challenges have the right, like others
their age, to know the “mystery of faith” and their
loving God. Persons with special needs bring a wonderful dimen-
sion and unique gifts to the life of a parish. Please contact John
at 410-647-4892 or [email protected] to discuss how we can meet your child’s needs.
Catechists & Youth Assistants Needed Will your child have a catechist this year? Vacant cate-chist positions include Sunday 9 AM (K, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 8th grades), Sunday 10:45 AM (K, 2nd, 5th
and 8th grades). An office assistant/receptionist is also needed on Wednesday evenings. Substi-
tutes are needed for all sessions. What will it cost
you to become a catechist? Classes are 75 minutes, and you will
spend about an hour preparing your lesson and praying for your
class. You and I by virtue of our baptism are “called forth” to
share the Word of God. Contact John at [email protected] if you are interested in pre-K through grade 8. Contact Jeanette at
[email protected] if you are interested in the Edge program of-fered on Monday evenings for grades 6-8 graders. Contact Ste-
phen at [email protected] if you are interested in high school Life Teen or Confirmation.
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First Reconciliation and First Eucharist Parents, please be aware that children who will receive
sacraments are at least in their second consecu-
tive year of faith formation. If you would like your
children to receive the sacraments of First Recon-
ciliation and First Eucharist during the 2016-17
school year, mark your calendar now. Parent
Reconciliation meetings will be held on Thursday, Sept. 8 at 7 PM in the church and on Sunday,
Sept. 11 at 9 AM in the school auditorium. Participation is re-quired of those who wish their children to receive the sacrament
this fall. Those who have been to Reconciliation Parent meetings
during the last 4 years at SJE are offered abbreviated meetings
on Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 2:15 PM in the Gathering Space Meeting Room and on Thursday, Sept. 15 at 6:30 PM in the Youth Room. For more information, please contact Ruth at 410-647-4892 or
Confirmation If you’re going to be in high school this upcoming year you may be eligible for our
confirmation program. Visit our website for the re-
quirements www.stjohnsp.org/confirmation. If you didn’t attend one of our Parent/Child Orientation
meetings, the final one is Wednesday, Aug. 31 at 7 PM in the Auditorium. You must attend to be eligi-
ble for confirmation. To register visit our website at
www.stjohnsp.org/conf-registraton.
What is EDGE? Edge is a Catholic middle school youth ministry pro-
gram. It provides a safe fun
place for youth to find a solid
Catholic community, to get an-
swers to their questions about
faith, and most importantly, to experience Jesus in a profound
and personal way. Why is Edge Important? At this age, teens tend to shift socially and begin to experience tremendous
changes emotionally and intellectually. As they wade through
all the difficulties of this time of life, they have real questions. The
sessions that are provided during an Edge night and the experi-
ence they share in their small groups provide them with real an-
swers. How Does Edge Work? Edge is set up to model the flow of the Mass: Gather-everyone is called together in prayer and
them some form of fun game or skit that relates to the topic of
the night. Proclaim- The topic, based on a yearly theme, is pre-
sented by a guest speaker. The Break- the students are assigned
to a small group based on grade and gender. Questions relat-
ing to the topic are asked by the Core Team member for discus-
sion. Send- ends with prayer of devotion and a challenge to
take home for building faith. How Can You Help? By becoming an Edge Core Team member, you can help by fostering a sup-
portive relationship with the youth in your small group. For more
information, please contact Jeanette Cohn at 443-261-0108
DRAGON BOAT RACES 2016
And they’re off! The SJE faculty and school
leaders are once again participating in
Catholic Charities Dragon Boat Races at
Baltimore’s Inner Harbor on Saturday, Sept.
10. As Catholic school educators, we real-
ize our responsibilities to love, serve, and
teach reach far beyond the halls of St.
John in Severna Park. In our 3rd Dragon
Boat races, our team is supporting Catho-
lic Charities and our Catholic Charities pro-
gram partner, DePaul House, a Senior Liv-
ing community in Baltimore. There are
many ways for you to show your support.
Join us on race day! We LOVE our stu-
dents, families, and parishioners lining the
shore of the Inner Harbor to cheer us on.
Or, you might consider making a donation
to our team at http://store.stjohnsp.org/Dragon-Boat/. Your donation will go to-wards providing vital services to those in
need throughout Maryland.
LOVE...SERVE...TEACH
Catholic Educators in their work and in
what they pass along are building the
Kingdom.
Questions about our school? Contact
Dawn Sirinakis at or [email protected] or 410-647-2283
August 21, 2016
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Join us Sunday, Sept. 18 after the 5:15 PM Mass for our Fall Kickoff!
Volunteers Needed Is God calling you to share the Gospel with teenagers? Then you’re in luck - we have amazing opportunities in
our High School youth ministry programs. Whether you are young
or old, we can use you to intentionally disciple the youth of our
parish. We’re looking for people to help teach confirmation clas-
ses and help with our Sunday night Life Teen youth group. If you’re
interested or know of someone who may be interested, please
contact Stephen at [email protected] or 443-261-0153
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www.stjohnsp.org/service
Respect Life Free Seminar on Modern Natural Family Plan-
ning All are welcome to attend a free presenta-tion on modern methods of natural family plan-
ning and procreative healthcare by NFP instruc-
tor Olga Ballengee on Monday, Aug. 22 at 7 PM at the Church of the Good Shepherd (1451 Furnace Ave., Glen Burnie). Olga will
discuss the scientific foundations, reliability, and practical applica-
tion of several methods with particular focus on the Creighton
Model FertilityCare™ System and the related science of NaPro-
TECHNOLOGY®. Questions? Visit www.anchorfertilitycare.com or call Olga at 443-945-9473.
Respect Life Workshop & Commissioning Mass Come and show your support for Fr. James Boric and the protection of life by at-
tending this year’s Respect Life Workshop and Commissioning
Mass, on Saturday, Aug. 27 from 9 AM - 1 PM at St. Louis Church (12500 Clarksville Pike, Clarksville, 21029). Msgr. Jim Farmer will cel-
ebrate Mass and provide a blessing for all who attend. Fr. James
Boric will be the keynote speaker during the morning of educa-
tion, inspiration and fellowship! Additional speakers will be Jeff
Meister (MD Right to Life) and Stacy Golden (Project Rachel). All
are invited! A $10 fee will be collected to cover lunch/handouts.
Refreshments & lunch provided. Optional visit to Shrine of St. An-
thony after lunch. RSVP by Tuesday, Aug. 23 to 410-547-5403 or [email protected].
Annapolis 101: Why, When and How to be a Faithful Citizen in the
state of Maryland. Come join us for an informa-
tive and practical workshop that will familiarize
you with the legislative process in the state of
Maryland and introduce you to the best practic-
es of advocating for your Christian values! A ses-
sion will be available on Thursday, Sept. 8 from 7-9 PM at Trinity Bible Church (99 Truck House Rd., Severna Park). For dates/
locations of additional sessions and to register, visit
www.marchforlife.org. Sponsored by Maryland March for Life. For questions, please email [email protected].
St. Vincent de Paul Outreach Hours
Tuesday & Thursday
10 AM-12 Noon; 2-4 PM
Friday 10 AM-12 Noon Saturday by appointment only Location: Parish Center 443-261-0191
Following up on our story from July 30/31,
the client we were concerned about re-
surfaced and we were once again able
to help her with some food! Last week,
we had a client in need of help with a
security deposit. His was a face I’d seen
many times, but I didn’t know his story. His
family had moved south about four years
ago in hopes of a better life. I missed the
abundant Christmas decorations he’d
put up each year, as some of you may
have too. I thought the worst and always
whispered a prayer as I drove by his
home. As it turns out, his mother has be-
come ill and he came home to help with
her care. This man gave up all he had to
help his mother and now he needs help. I
am so thankful for the generosity of our
parishioners that enabled us to help him
and, maybe in a small way, repay him for
the smiles his decorations put on our fac-
es.
Poor Box Jesus will multiply your gifts to our poor in this life, but more importantly,
in the next. Please be as generous as you
can. There is so much you can do!
Pantry BOGOGO! Buy one, get one, give one. We especially need boxed pota-
toes, canned chicken, and rice/pasta
side dishes.
Clothing, in good condition, is accepted in the receptacle located in the church
parking lot. All clothes are distributed in
Baltimore.
Thank you for your prayers and support as we continue our mission.
For more information about our outreach
programs, visit www.stjohnsp.org/svdp or call the Parish Office at 410-647-4884 ext.
3.
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SSSSTEWARDSHIPTEWARDSHIPTEWARDSHIPTEWARDSHIP
Online Giving is available for all of your giving needs! You control when to give, how
much to give, where to give and how to give. It’s easy to sign up. Simply visit www.stjohnsp.org/giving and select “Sign up for a New Account.” It only takes a few minutes. Don’t want to sign up? You can “Quick Give” without an account. If you would like more information, please email [email protected].
Join our LEGACY LEAGUE by remembering St. John’s in your will and estate planning. Our
corporate title is: St. John the Evangelist, Severna Park, Roman Catholic Congregation, Inc.
Visit the Imprisoned
Prison Ministry "I was in prison and you visited me" (Matthew 25:26) Have you ever thought about bring-ing the presence of God to those in prison or jail in the
State of Maryland, or to a "returning citizen" after he/she is
released? There are many ways to be of assistance. If in-
terested, please contact Bill Cornelius at 410-518-9977
Feed the Hungry Service at Our Daily Bread Our September ser-vice dates are Wednesday, Sept. 14 and Satur-day, Sept. 24. If you are interested in serving meals at Our Daily Bread in Baltimore on those
dates, please contact Pete Lally, our parish
coordinator, four days beforehand. Pete can
be reached at 410-647-4092 or
[email protected]. You can also obtain more information about this ministry by going to www.stjohnsp.org/outreach-and-service-ministries. Thank you for considering this min-istry to help feed the poor and less fortunate.
Casseroles for Our Daily Bread & My Sister’s Place Casse-roles may be dropped off next Sunday, Aug. 28 between 7:15 AM and 12:45 PM at the marked car in front of the
church. There is still time to bake and freeze a casserole
for next Sunday. Please mark your casseroles C for Chick-
en, H for Ham, or O for Other. Questions? See recipe flyer
with pans or call Mike Walsh at 410-384-9796.
Winter Relief In previous articles in the bulletin we have dis-
cussed the need for individuals to act as hosts
who will be interacting with and assisting our
guests. If you are interested in volunteering to
be a host, please contact one of the Day Co-
ordinators listed below. Thank you!
Weekly Offertory August 13 & 14, 2016 Attendance: 2,062
Year-to-Date (7 weeks)
Envelopes $15,675 $110,105
Loose $5,049 $39,625
Online Giving $5,385 $84,559
Total Offertory $26,109 $234,289
Weekly Average
Year-to-Date
Totals
Actual $33,470 $234,289
Budget $34,668 $242,677
Difference (Shortfall) $(1,198) $(8,388)
Special Collections
Repairs & Improvements $3,438
Poor Box $722
Second Collections
This Weekend - August 20/21
Air Conditioning
Next Weekend - August 27/28
School Support
Fulfilling Our Vision Campaign Project Costs to Date $268,915
Target Goal $7,000,000
Pledges (through 07/31/2016) $4,558,529
Collected (through 07/31/2016) $3,772,529
Available for Parish Projects $2,003,773 Bulletin Submissions
The deadline for the Aug. 27/28 issue is Monday, Aug. 22 at 9 AM. Send announcements to [email protected] for consideration. Please include graphics. Bulletin editor
may edit for content or space.
Balance of collected funds satisfied our goal
in the archdiocesan Embracing Our Mission Campaign.
Date Contact
Monday, Dec. 26 Betty Haines at 410-315-7784
Tuesday, Dec. 27 Bob Johanson at 443-618-7314
Wednesday, Dec. 28 Jacob Prak at [email protected] Thursday, Dec. 29 Debbie Resta at 410-757-9763
Friday, Dec. 30 Mark Oursler at 240-461-6250
Saturday, Dec. 31 Jerry Rush at [email protected] Sunday, Jan. 1 Cynthia Fowler at 443-848-7472
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