Church of the Holy Family Pastoral Vision

Church of the Holy Family Pastoral VisionThe Church of the Holy Family is dedicated to manifesting the joy

of the Gospel and enriching every individual’s Spiritual relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ. The Church of the Holy Family Ministries

dedicate themselves in service to our Parish Community, building a just society, and outreach to those in need.

Weekend MassesSaturday 5:30 p.m.Sunday 8:15 and 11:00 a.m.

Morning Prayer & Daily MassTuesday-Friday 9:00 a.m.Reconciliation Saturday4:00-5:00 p.m.The Room Inside the Chapel

Summer MassesFirst weekend in July through Labor Day WeekendSaturday 5:30 p.m. Sunday 8:15 & 10:30 a.m.

Holy Family Day School757-481-1180

1279 North Great Neck RoadVirginia Beach, Virginia 23454

757-481-5702 • Fax 757-481-3989www.holyfamilyvb.org

A Parish of The Catholic Diocese of RichmondPlease remember in your prayers our sister parish, St. Jude in Baptiste, Haiti

Welcome – If you are new to our church or just visiting, we are pleased to have you share in this celebration of the Eucharist. If you would like to join our parish, registration is held in the Welcome Office after all Masses.

Wedding Policy – Six months before the wedding, the couple should meet with the pastor, before the wedding dates are selected. At least one member of the family should be a member of our parish.

Baptism Policy – Parents must be registered parishioners and attend a Baptism Class before their child may be baptized. Expectant mothers are encouraged to attend. The class is for parents only – baby-sitting is not provided.

Funeral Policy – Funerals are scheduled Tuesday-Saturday. We discourage funerals Sundays and Mondays. Participation by other priests and deacons must have prior approval of current pastor.

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Parish Servant Leadership TeamFr. René R. Castillo – PastorRev. Mr. Bob May – Parish DeaconSylvia Chapa – Director of Music MinistriesStella Havens – BookkeeperJeff Mingin – Youth MinisterLaurie Powers – Admin. Assistant Carla Schneider – Parish SecretaryMark Stinard – Facilities Director Tiffany Watson – Director of Rel. Ed.Cindy Girard – Day School Director

CHURCH OF THE HOLY FAMILY VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA

HOLY FAMILY CAN ONLY HAVE 3 BOARDS BULLETIN – 4-COLORANYTHING ELSE IN BLACK AND WHITE - PER CATHY

March 28/29, 2020Fifth Sunday of LentBreviary Week I - p. 37

PRAY FOR: Theresa Andrew, Michael Anthony, Susana Asercion, Eddie Bano, Lennie Bano, Kathie Bujan, Jennifer Wright Case, Margrit Corcoran, Tucker Davis, JoAnn DeJaeger, Ryleigh Derrick, John Dunn, Michael Eaton, Brendan Feeley, Robert Garrison, The Ginley Family, Gail Grabowski, Kenneth Gregory, Roger Hall, George Heath, Kathleen Horey, Phyllis Hosier, Theresa Hughes, Gary Jani, David Johnson, Susan Kayota, Margi Keating, Brenda LeFevre, Shannon LePage, Connie Loschi, Lou Lucente, Thomas Lyver, Cheryl McLeskey, Doris Maviglia, Debbie Merritt, L. Patton Mickle, Christopher Miele, Pat Naughton, Sandy Nuzum, Maria Oakes, Sean Palmer, Margaret Panzarino, Patricia Petix, Carrie Pfeiffer, Ryan Piotti, Dan Ryan, Jr., Eugene Schilling, Michael T. Smith, Patricia Spencer, Lorraine Stagg, Mark Staff, Tonya Trimble, Andrea Valerio, Milo Verner, Ken Watson, Jim Welter, Paul Wesolowski, LaRue Wright

Some of the names to “pray for” have been in the bulletin for three months and are being removed this weekend. If you need prayers for you or your family members, please contact the Parish Office at 481-5702. These names will be in the bulletin for three months before being removed.“Whatever you ask in prayer, believe that you receive it, and you will.” Mark 11: 24

PRAYERLINE REQUESTS:Please call the Parish Office at 481-5702.

DAILY SCRIPTURE READINGS:Sunday, March 29: Fifth Sunday of Lent: Ez 37: 12-14; Ps 130: 1-8; Rom 8: 8-11; Jn 11: 1-45 or 11: 3-7,17,20-27,33b-45Monday, March 30: Dn 13: 1-9,15-17,19-30,33-62 or 13: 41c-62; Ps 23: 1-6; Jn 8: 1-11Tuesday, March 31: Nm 21: 4-9; Ps 102: 2-3,16-21; Jn 8: 21-30Wednesday, April 1: Dn 3: 14-20,91-92,95; (Ps) Dn 3: 52-56; Jn 8: 31-42Thursday, April 2: Saint Francis of Paola, hermit: Gn 17: 3-9; Ps 105: 4-9; Jn 8: 51-59Friday, April 3: Jer 20: 10-13; Ps 18: 2-7; Jn 10: 31-42Saturday, April 4: Saint Isidore, bishop, doctor of the church: Ez 37: 21-28; (Ps) Jer 31: 10-13; Jn 11: 45-56Sunday, April 5: Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord: Is 50: 4-7; Ps 22: 8-9,17-18,19-20,23-24; Phil 2: 6-11; Mt 26: 14 – 27: 66 or 27: 11-54

CALENDARALL EVENTS CANCELED,

INCLUDING DAILY AND WEEKEND MASSThere is a 10:30 a.m. Livestreamed Mass on Sundays.

See Church of the Holy Family facebook page for more information.

PARISH OFFICE HOURSMonday - Thursday from 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Friday from 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS: If you have an emergency and call the Church Office (757-481-5702), please follow the directions on the phone as to what number to call for what emergency. Do not call the number listed for the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick if you need Financial Assistance. There is separate number for Financial Assistance.

MASS INTENTIONS:During these times of uncertainty, and while we are not allowed to celebrate Masses in public until further notice, Fr. René will be saying a private Mass each day. The Mass intentions scheduled for Sundays will be moved to the weekday private Mass. There will be only one Sunday Mass, and it will be “pro populo,” literally ‘for the people,’ that is, for intentions of Holy Family Parishioners. This Mass will be the livestreamed at 10:30 a.m. Mass. Please be assured that the intentions you have scheduled will be remembered.

MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK:Monday, March 30: Private MassTuesday, March 31: Private Mass: Fr. Thomas Sheridan + by Mary DelaneyWednesday, April 1: Private Mass: Joyce Palacios + by Margie MunkittrickThursday, April 2: Private Mass: Ryan Piotti by The Benedetto FamilyFriday, April 3: Private MassSaturday, April 4: Private Mass: Elizabeth Pozniak + by Connie PozniakSunday, April 5: Livestreamed Mass at 10:30 a.m.: Intentions of Holy Family Parishioners

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL:Fr. René Castillo, Pastor; Joe Stefonowich, Chairperson; Kay Flohre, Vice-Chairperson; Audrey Douglas-Cooke, Secretary; Linda Baker; Kim Howell; “Mike” Jakubec; Mike O’Brien; Leah Rowland; Tom Rumely; Amy Schleicher (Youth Representative). [email protected].

FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT MARCH 29, 2020

SERVANT LEADERSHIP TEAM EMAILS:Fr. René R. Castillo, Pastor –[email protected]. Mr. Bob May, Deacon – [email protected] Alexander, Social Justice Coordinator – socialjustice@

holyfamilyvb.orgSylvia Chapa, Music Director – [email protected] Havens, Bookkeeper – [email protected] Mingin, Youth Minister – [email protected] Powers, Receptionist – [email protected] Schneider, Parish Secretary – [email protected] Stinard, Facilities Director – facilitiesdirector@

holyfamilyvb.orgTiffany Watson, DRE – [email protected] Girard, Day School Director – dayschoolprincipal@

holyfamilyvb.orgRev. Mr. Bob Durel, Retired Deacon, Pastoral Care Coordinator

– [email protected]

FINANCE COUNCIL:Fr. René Castillo, Pastor; Paul Battaglia, Chairperson – [email protected]; Jill Broome; Buzz Crown; Stella Havens; Ray Michelini; David Reda; Dan Ryan; Rick Paradiso.

NEW EVANGELIZATION TEAM (NET):Tom Rumely, Chairperson; Mike DeJaeger, Elizabeth Panchik, Cate Sleigh, Todd Solomon, Steve Winter, Fr. René Castillo. NET email: [email protected]

LEGACY GIVING PROGRAM:Giving to your parish through your will is a wonderful way to continue your stewardship beyond your lifetime.For more information on the Church of the Holy Family Legacy Giving Program, contact Steven Winter (Legacy Giving Chairperson) at [email protected] or [email protected].

HOLY FAMILY MEN: HOW’S YOUR FAITH LIFE?We Men of Faith are ordinary Catholic men who seek a closer relationship with God.• We meet on the second Tuesday and the fourth Thursday

of each month from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. to support and encourage one another on our spiritual journey. Note: Canceled until further notice.

• We preview the Mass readings for the following Sunday and discuss how to apply their lessons to our daily lives.

• We also read and discuss spiritual books to help us focus on our daily interactions with others in our families and communities at large.

• We join the universal Church in praying and reaching out to our brothers and sisters in need.

• If you’d like to meet with other men who are seeking to improve their spiritual journey, come join us, or call or contact for more information:

Ron Batdorf at [email protected], orBob Breault at [email protected] or (610) 360- 6070

WEEKLY OFFERTORYBudget 2019/2020 is $1,136,000.00. This includes Diocesan Schools Parish Sharing Assessment of $106,460.00.

Week ending March 22, 2020 Weekly Total Collection $ 4,776.29 Weekly Budget $ 21,846.15 Week under Budget <$ 17,069.84> Month-to-Date Collection $ 62,581.59 Budget for 4 weeks $ 87,384.60 Month under Budget <$ 24,901.99> Year-to-Date Collection $ 715,769.98 Budget for 38 Weeks $ 830,153.70 Year under Budget <$ 1 14,382.72> Social Ministry: $ 1,000.00 Haiti Fund: $ 75.00 Capital Reserve: $ 306.88Make your stewardship easy with e-giving. Have your contribution taken from your bank account or charged to your credit card. See “Online Donation” on the Parish website: htts://holyfamilyvb.org/. Contact Stella Havens in the Parish Office if you have questions.

WEEKLY WISDOM

Session SevenThe New Commandment and Life in the SpiritSome of the apostles feel overwhelmed by the New Commandment Jesus gives in John 13:34…”Love one another as I have loved you.” Even though we have sinned, Jesus loves us perfectly – totally, completely, and unconditionally, not expecting anything back. How can we possibly love our neighbor as Jesus has so perfectly loved us? On our own, such a high standard of love would be impossible for us fallen sinners. But Jesus promises to send his Holy Spirit, the Counselor, who will help us do what we cannot do on our own. Jesus says the Spirit will dwell within us and help us remember Christ’s teachings and bear witness to him. Most of all, the Spirit will take what belongs to Jesus and proclaim it to us. Let’s now consider how that life in the Holy Spirit can transform our weak, fallen hearts and enable us to love one another with Christ’s love radiating through us. Throughout the week ahead, may you feel the power of the Holy Spirit working in you to reach out and love others the way He has loved us. Amen.Note: “Follow Me” Between the Masses and on Monday evenings is canceled until further notice.


IT IS NOT TOO LATE TO JOIN US!The Women’s Book Circle meets the third Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. All are welcome! Note: Canceled until further notice.The Women’s Scripture Circle meets the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 7:00 p.m. Note: Canceled until further notice.For more information on the faith sharing circles, contact Marie Sexton at 718-4147.

Have a blessed week,Your AFF Team

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NEWSCouncil 10804

COUNCIL MEETING: Knights of Columbus Council 10804 monthly business meeting is held on the first Thursday of each month. The Rosary will be held at 7:00 p.m. in the Chapel and all parishioners are invited.

The members only business meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Family Room. Note: Canceled until further notice.We invite all of the men in our Parish to join our Council and help us make a difference!

Grand Knight ~ Herbert HughesMembership ~ Joe StefonowichChaplain ~ Fr. René Castillo

It is time for 40 Days for Life! It puts into action a desire to cooperate with God in the carrying out of His plan for the end of abortion through: Prayer and fasting, Constant vigil, Community outreach. Please pray at home for the sanctity of all life.

HOLY FAMILY DAY SCHOOLEnrollment for the 2020-2021 school year is open now. If you would like more information, please call the office at 757-481-1180. You can also visit our website

for more information at www.holyfamilydaschool.org.

FOOD PANTRY UPDATE:Due to cross contamination concerns, Holy Family is NOT accepting or distributing Food Pantry items at this time. Thank you for your understanding.

NATIONAL VOCATIONS AWARENESS:“Did I not assure you that if you believed, you would see the glory of God?” Do you believe Christ may be calling you to see the glory of the Blessed Trinity through a vocation to the priesthood or consecrated life? Call the Vocations Office, (804) 359-5661, to [email protected].

Holy FamilyLearning & Leisure meets every third Thursday at 10:00 a.m.Note: Canceled until further notice.

April 16, 10:00 a.m. –Connie Gallacher - USO

May 21, 10:00 a.m. –Representative from the Election Board

L & L Hardboiled Egg MinistryNote: Canceled until further notice.

2020 BAPTISM CLASSES AND DATESBaptism Class: Thursday, April 30, 6:30 p.m.Baptism Date: Saturday, May 9 at 5:30 p.m. Mass and Sunday, May 10 at the 8:15 and 11:00 a.m. Mass

Baptism Class: Thursday, August 27, 6:30 p.m.Baptism Date: Saturday, September 5 at 5:30 p.m. Mass and Sunday, September 6 at the 8:15 and 11:00 a.m. Mass

Baptism Class: Thursday, October 8, 6:30 p.m.Baptism Date: Saturday, October 17 at 5:30 p.m. Mass and Sunday, October 18 at the 8:15 and 11:00 a.m. MassIf you are interested in attending a Baptism Class, please register with Tiffany at [email protected] or 757-937-8144. We ask that you include your selected Mass time from the listed Baptism weekends with your registration.

SAVE THE DATE

Vacation Bible School (VBS), June 22-26 - 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. ages 4 - rising 5th Grade

Registration coming soon! Join us for an exciting adventure aboard the Rocky Railway where we will discover that Jesus’ power pulls us through life’s ups and downs!

Volunteers-share your gifts!Teens - crew leader and station assistant (rising 6th -12th grades)Adults - station leaders, welcome table, snack buddies, and more!

Special Positions:Set Designer - work with a creative team to make the railway come alive in our Worship Space. Here is your chance to let your creativity shine as you create and build the railroad for our adventure.MC Director - Help our teen MCs prepare for opening/closing daily programs.

We hope to see you this summer!Contact Tiffany if interested or with any questions [email protected] or 937-8144


“CREATION CARE CORNER:”AN EASY WAY TO CONSERVE AND SAVEIt’s easy to save water, energy, soap, and time by doing the following: REDUCE THE SIZE OF THE BATH TOWEL YOU USE!What? Let me explain. First try a little experiment. Find a towel that is about 28 inches long and 18 inches wide. That gives you about 504 square inches of drying surface. (You can determine the number of square inches of a towel by multiplying its length times its width.) Now, take your bath or shower and use that towel to dry yourself. I think you will find that this size towel will dry you sufficiently. What do you think, did the smaller towel dry you sufficiently? (However, if that size doesn’t work for you, find a size that does.) Now, compare the size of that towel with the size of the bath towel you usually use. In this regard, I measured the size of a bath towel at an Embassy Suites hotel, and it was 54 inches long and 28 inches wide. That is 1512 Square inches of drying surface or 3 times the size of the towel I asked you to use. The towel you usually use may not be that big. But, for this explanation let’s assume your usual drying towel is twice as big as the size of the towel we are using for this experiment.Now, consider, if you use a towel ½ the size of what you usually use, you are cutting your towel usage in half. That is significant, because, if you are using big bath towels, I think you will find that such towels will make up about ½ of you wash load. So, if big towels make up ½ of your wash loads, using towels ½ their size will reduce your washes by ¼. That means that if you have been washing 4 loads a week, you now need wash only 3 loads a week. That one load a week is your savings for using the smaller bath towels!What does reducing your clothes washing by one load a week mean to you, to the rest of the people on Earth, and to the Earth and the environment? It means that you are putting fewer gallons of soapy water into the earth. It means you are using less of the purified water the city provides, less soap you buy at the store, and less electricity used for washing and drying the towels. When you use less water you are conserving a valuable resource of the Earth, and when you use less electricity you are helping in the fight against Climate Change. If hotels follow your example and reduce the size of their bath towels, it also means they can make more money for their owners, or they can pass the savings along to their guests – a possibility. The next time you stay at a hotel, suggest to the hotel management that they reduce the size of their bath towels for the reasons set out above.If 1000 families in a Congregation reduce the size of the bath towels they use, we will be reducing soapy water going into the environment by thousands of gallons a week. And, if hotels in the USA and 300 Million people in the USA all reduce the size of the bath towels they use, just think of all the easy savings we would have! So, please do your part and start with doing the experiment of drying with the smaller towel.Also note, that you can save even more by using the towel you dry with today as the bath mat you use tomorrow - after hanging it up to dry until your next bath or shower.

Bob Lincoln – Holy Family Environmental Ministry

The Sixth Bishop of RichmondIn 1888 Bishop John Keane resigned as Bishop of Richmond to become the President of the Catholic University of America in Washington D.C. Bishop Keane appointed Fr. Augustine van de Vyver, a priest of the Diocese, former pastor in Harpers Ferry and Vicar General to be the administrator of the Diocese until a new bishop would be appointed. Van de Vyver had strong support from the clergy of the Diocese and in June 1889, Pope Leo XIII appointed him to be the Sixth Bishop of Richmond. On October 20, 1889 Van de Vyver was consecrated as Bishop by Cardinal Gibbons, Bishop John Keane and Bishop Leo Haid of North Carolina.Unlike his predecessors, Bishop van de Vyver concentrated his attention exclusively on the working of the diocese. He was less interested and involved with the issues that were dividing the American Church at that time, such as the increased “Americanization” of the Church, more openness to Protestant churches, and, despite the resistance from German immigrants, the requirement for Catholic children to speak English in both parochial and public schools. This “Americanization” which stressed the separation of Church and State in public affairs was strongly supported by Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop Keane but was viewed by Rome as “watering down” the doctrine and discipline of the Church. In 1899, Pope Leo XIII condemned what he saw as heretical elements of “Americanism.”For the most part, Bishop Van de Vyver stayed out of the fray; he was content with governing the Diocese of Richmond. He worked closely with the priests of the diocese and concerned himself with the pastoral needs of the people, especially in his outreach to African Americans.Also during his tenure as bishop he was the beneficiary of financial bequests, most notable of which was that of Thomas Ryan to build the new Cathedral (Sacred Heart) in Richmond.

(Source: Fogarty, Commonwealth Catholicism, 2001)

2020 Annual Diocesan Appeal:Building Our Family of FaithIn honor of this landmark year for our Diocese, Bishop Knestout has announced a special Bicentennial Challenge to raise $5 million through this year’s Annual Appeal.Reaching this challenge will allow the Diocese to fund three key priorities: the education of our youth, care for our elderly poor, and support for our mission parishes. In addition, this success will flow back to all parishes and provide significant boosts to all the ministries supported by the Appeal.It is with these goals in mind that we hope our parishioners will join with us this year in making a pledge to the Appeal to help us launch our Diocese into the next 200 years.


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