St. Mary, Pylesville MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday 4:00 p.m.

Sunday 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m. & 11:15 a.m.

Mon., Tue., Wed. & Fri. 9:00 a.m. Thursday

(Communion Service) 9:00 a.m.

Adoration & Devotions Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

1st Friday Devotions Each Month 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

Parish Office: 410-879-4015 / 410-838-7471 / 410-452-5166

Diana - ext. 20 • Barbara - ext. 22 • Janet - ext. 24

Fr. Kunkel - ext. 28 • Larry - ext. 25 • Rachel - ext. 23

Fax: 410-452-8493 • Website: www.stmaryspylesville.org

https://www.facebook.com/StMarysOfTheAssumptionCatholicChurch

PASTORAL COUNCIL

President, Jim Edwards • 410-638-8325

Vice President, Ken Kiedrowski –410-830-9038

Secretary, Eric Rhodes – 443-417-6859

MINISTRIES

Adult Education ........................... Ron Bowers • 443-243-5142 Liturgy ............................................... Lois Fritz • 410-692-5949 Maintenance ...................... Larry Glos • 410-879-4015 ext. 25 Finance ........................................ Sandy Raab - 410-452-5891 Christian Outreach ..................... Bob Hoopert • 410-692-4157 Family Ministry ................. Mike & Carol Moore • 717-993-2605 Health Care Ministry ................. Charlotte Yost • 410-836-1977 Respect Life.. ....................... Deborah Brocato – 410-440-6348 Parish Activities ........... Barbara Sadler • 410-879-4015 ext. 22 Vacation Bible School ............. Rachel Bittner • 717-456-9118 Sacrament Coordinator ............... Kathy Ayers • 410-836-1141 Development ................................ Gary Dumer • 410-879-8213 ChristLife …………………………….Ellen Dumer - 410-236-7871

Parish Council meets 2nd Tuesday of every month.

Boy Scout Troop 811 meets Sunday, 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall. Scout Master: S t e v e S u l l i v a n – 4 1 0 - 8 3 6 -

1 3 9 0 .

Knights of Columbus meets 2nd & 4th Monday of the month. Grand Knight - W a l t N o v i c k i a t 4 1 0 -6 9 2 - 6 3 6 3 . .

Telephone Prayer Chain: MD & PA – Dotty Hughes @ 410-692-5800

CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION Tuesday: 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday: 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday: High School Faith Formation 6:45 p.m. - 8:15 p.m.

Confirmation Prep Oct. - May - 6:45 p.m. 1st Tuesday of the Month

G .I.F.T. (Growing In Faith Together) A homestudy program for families with children up to 8th grade.

STAFF Pastor, Rev. A. Henry Kunkel • HKunkel_stmarys@yahoo.com

Weekend Assistant, Rev. Lloyd George, S.J.

Weekend Assistant, Rev. Paul Henry

Deacon, Rev. Mr. Gary Dumer, Jr. • gdumer@dumerbarnes.com

Deacon, Rev. Mr. Phillip G. Seneschal • pseneschal@aol.com

Administrative Assistant, Diana Weidner

ianada_stmarys@yahoo.com

Business Manager, Barbara Sadler

barbara_stmarys@yahoo.com

Director of Faith Formation, Janet Young janet_stmarys@yahoo.com

Youth Ministry/Confirmation, Rachel Bittner nbittner@hotmail.com

Choir Director, Irene Yeakel

Irene.yeakel@hcps.org

Contemporary Music Coordinator, Kay Wolff

Maintenance, Larry Glos

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: by appointment only for both

Baptism preparation and Baptism date. Call the parish office at 410-

879-4015 ext. 20. One sponsor must be a confirmed, practicing

Catholic. Both must be Christians. Attendance at Baptism Preparation

Class is required. Parents are encouraged to attend this Class before

the birth of their baby.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: According to Archdiocesan

policy, couples are required to make an appointment with a priest

or deacon of the parish at least 6 months in advance of the date they

plan to celebrate their wedding.

SACRAMENT OF THE SICK: Available after all of the weekend

Masses and at other times by appointment. This Sacrament of the Sick

is intended for those who are ill or infirm. Parishioners planning to enter

the hospital are encouraged to receive this sacrament prior to

admission. Parish members visit hospitalized or homebound parishioners

when notified of their illness. Please be aware that the hospital will not

inform us.

COMMUNION CALLS: Please call the Rectory if you would like

Communion brought to a sick member of your family.

Daily Adoration: We have Daily Adoration of the Blessed Sacra- ment

from 7:30 a.m. until mass begins at 9:00 a.m. Everyone is welcome to

join in this special devotion.

Food for the Needy: 2nd Sunday of every month.

New Parishioners: WELCOME. If you have not registered,

registration forms may be obtained from the vestibule of the Church

or by calling the Parish Office. If you are leaving the Parish, please

notify us.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Saturdays 3:30 to 3:50 p.m. or

by appointment.

CRISIS PREGNANCY? (800) 492-5530 SUFFERING FROM ABORTION? 410-354-900

1021 St. Mary’s Road Pylesville, Maryland 21132

PENTECOST SUNDAY

MAY 15, 2016 Today’s Readings Readings for 5/22/16

Pentecost Sunday The Most Holy Trinity

Ex 37:1-14 Prv 8: 22-31

Rom 8: 22-27 Rom 5: 1-5

Jn 7: 37-39 Jn 16: 12-15

MASS INTENTIONS May 16th

TO 22nd

2016

Monday 9:00 a.m. Communion Service

Tuesday 9:00 a.m. Communion Service

Wednesday 9:00 a.m. Communion Service

Thursday 9:00 a.m. Communion Service

Friday 9:00 a.m. Communion Service

Saturday 4:00 p.m... Henry Pigg

Sunday 8:00 a.m.

9:30 a.m.

11:15 a.m.

Donald Urbancic (H)

Charles Holmes

Greg & Jeff Canter

(SI) Special Intentions (B) Birthday (A) Anniversary (H)

Health

PRAY FOR THE SICK: Please notify the Church office if

you are in need of prayer, so that we can include you in our

Prayer List. Please pray for: Michael Barlow, Lawrence

Boden, Roy Broyles, Loretta Butt, Aaron Carter, Kemper

(Scoop) Cline, Ginger Corvin, Denton Family, Kathleen

Douglas, Steve Ferguson, Don Green, Jill Hoffinger, Scott

Jackson, Janet Jourdan, Baby Kellan, Kelly Lally, Candace

Webb Lee, , Katherine Miller, Jim Mixon, Churk & Susan

Pace, Mack Palmer, Genelia Peagler, Kathy Puskar, David

Ritchie, Holly Ritchie, Bob Ryer, Barbara Schroll, Jeanne

Berg Stith, Shirley Suggs, Linda Webb, Michael Webb, James

W. Webb, Kimberly Weidner, Marie Weller, Jim & Bev

Wilson, Barbara Wunner.

SCHEDULE FOR WEEKEND OF 5/22/16 Ministry Sat 4 pm Sun 8 am Sun 9:30 Sun 11:15

Priest HK LG HK HK

Lectors J Fender J Healy M Canter R Oursler

EM T Angel F Holtz C Hoopert P Era

J Kusik S Muller B Hoopert C Era

M Washburn B Nowak N Yost M Rudell

J Poole B Weber C Yost

Server C Sealy A Engel S Usslman L Dodson

E Sealy A Engel K Gesla Z Dodson

M Messics

Sacristan K Stewart A Usselman J Smith

ALTAR FLOWERS If you would like to have a loved one either

remembered or honored with a donation of

flowers please call Sue Dieter at 410-937-4035.

.FROM FR. KUNKEL

Today, in a special prayer to the Holy Spirit, the

Church asks for her people, “Give them the joys that never

end.” Like any good parent, she wants us to have what will

make us truly happy. At Baptism and Confirmation, you

received the same Holy Spirit who descended upon the

apostles in the form of tongues of fire at the first Pentecost.

You too have been changed forever by the power of the Holy

Spirit.

Today, we celebrate and give thanks for the power of

the Holy Spirit! And we must never forget, the word

“Apostle” means “one who is sent.” As Christ’s Apostles in

today’s world, we are sent out on a ministry of loving service.

We are sent out into the world of trials and tribulations in

order to make a difference there. This is the means by which

our world, today, is drawn to Christ! We are the means by

which the world is drawn to Christ! In his book, “How To

Live Between Office Visits,” the widely read author, Dr.

Bernie Siegel, quotes from a participant in one of his

workshops:

“If you want to be happy for an hour, take a nap.

If you want to be happy for a day, go fishing.

If you want to be happy for a month. inherit a fortune.

If you want to be happy for a year, take a round-the-world

cruise.

If you want to be happy for a lifetime, do something good for

some else!”

It is important that we allow the Holy Spirit to breathe

new life into us so that God’s purpose may be fulfilled in us!

In the ups and downs of witnessing to the power of God at

work in Christ may our prayer be that our eyes might be

opened to give us a new vision. May we see and truly share in

Jesus the hope of heavenly glory.

SUNRISE

COMMUNION SERVICE St. Mary’s offers a Communion Service

every Wednesday at 6:00 a.m. All are

welcome to attend. For more information please contact,

Mike Dodson @ 717-382-4756

CELEBRATIONS & CONGRATULATIONS!!

Happy Birthday-80’s and over

John Arthur 90 May 14

Martin Rudell 80 May 17

Joanne McVan 81 May 23

Mildred Coster 84 May 27

Donald Grier 84 May 28

Happy Anniversary--25th

, 50th

& over 50

Donald & Mary Grimm 51 May 29

If you do not want your name(s), and/or your age in the

bulletin please notify Barbara, Ext. 22

We would like to welcome to St.

Mary’s Faith Community, Ms. Beth

Braverman, Mr. James W. Lee and Mr.

& Mrs. Zachary Poole.

ELECTION PRAYER BE STILL AND KNOW THAT I AM GOD.

PSALMS 46:10

Dear Beloved God in Heaven:

Please give us a president that loves this country and

everything it stands for.

Please give us a president who respects you as the one true

God.

Please give us a president who will, with your help, restore

this nation to its former glory, the way You created her.

Please help us to respect what You have given to us and not

take anything for granted ever again.

Please God, weaken the evil and strengthen and the good,

both within and without.

May our eyes be open In Jesus’ name Amen.

Friends, please forward this prayer to all of your fellow

Christians and urge them to pray the prayer, & then pass it

on.

As never before in the history of this country has this plea

been so vital.

In God We Trust!!! God Bless America!!!

RESPECT LIFE

St. Mary’s Respect Life Ministry has placed the 7th “Little

One” poster in the vestibule of the church. Please read the

text, look at the beautiful drawing of a pre-born baby at this

age and continue to pray for your personal Little One!

Seventh Month (size: about 15 inches)

Beginning this month the baby uses all four senses. His

eyelids open and close, and the eyes look around. The baby

can taste, touch, cough, yawn and hiccup. He now recognizes

his mother’s voice. His grip is even stronger now than it will

be after his birth. The hair on his head is growing longer and

the downy covering on the rest of his body is disappearing.

During this time the baby will receive antibodies from his

mother providing him immunity to a wide variety of diseases.

STEWARDSHIP UPDATE

Leviticus 27: 30 & 34. “All tithes of the land, whether in

grain from the field or in fruit from the trees, belong to the

Lord, as sacred to Him.” “These are the commandments

which the Lord gave to Moses on Mount Sinai for the

Israelites”

“Treasure” – May 8, 2016

Offertory – Envelopes $4,895.00

Maintenance 1,508.55

A of B (Catholic Comm/Univ) 194.00

Poor Box – St. Edwards 169.22

Mass Attendance 548

The message of stewardship is that God’s gifts,

shared, will always be enough. Thank you for

continuing to share your gifts with the parish,

others and the Lord. Your generosity is deeply

appreciated.

Please consider remembering St. Mary,

Pylesville in your will. Catholics of generations

to come will thank you for your thoughtfulness

and remember you in prayer.

**Next Weekend: May 21st & May 22

nd

Weekly Offering: - Provides a regular predictable source of

funding so the Church can meet its practical responsibilities;

cost of facilities, administration, worship, salaries/benefits,

religious education subsidy, ministries, and miscellaneous

expenses. (We encourage all envelope users to please use

your envelopes. This will assist in decreasing the posting

time.)

Poor Box: “Local Assistance”: The donations to the poor

box this weekend will help support local assistance where

needed.

YOUTH MINISTRY

Rachel Bittner - Youth Minister

E-mail – nbittner@hotmail.com

410-879-4015 ext. 23

Youth Ministry News!!!

VBS JUNE 27 TO JULY 1 Parents don’t forget to mark your calendars for this summers

VBS, Cave Quest: Following Jesus The Light of the

World!!!! Registration weekend will kick off on May 14 &

15 after 4pm Mass and 9:30, 11:15 am Mass. You can register

anytime after this date. Invite your neighbors and your

children’s friends. Any ?’s call Mrs. Rachel Bittner 717-456-

9118.

YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY

Hannah Bittner – Coordinator

717-380-7443 St. Mary’s Young Adult Ministry provides a safe

and welcoming environment for young adults in

the parish by offering social events, trips and

various outreach projects to help young adults stay

involved in the parish. Any young adults out of

high school ages 18-30 are eligible to participate in events pertaining

to young adult ministry.

PARISH ACTIVITIES

ST. MARY’S

LUNCHEON BINGO

TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 2016 Join in for a relaxing day of bingo and

lunch. Doors open at 10:00 a.m. and the

low price of $9.00 include admission,

lunch and a regular bingo packet of 16

games, 3 cards to a sheet. For a small

additional fee special games and extra bingo packets can be

purchased. The Menu for June 7th

is:

Sloppy Joe on Roll

Apple Sauce, Potato Chips

Brownie w/Whipped Cream

Progressive Jackpot for June 7, 2016

is $150.00 in 57 numbers or less.

SPRING FRIED CHICKEN DINNER 2016

Fr. Kunkel, the chairs and co-chairs and I would like to take this

opportunity to thank everyone who helped in any way with the

dinner. We would especially like to thank all of you who signed up

the first two weekends to be stewards for our fund raiser. It was

unbelievable. So please keep this in mind when we have our sign up

for the fall dinner (September 10, 2016). Again, thank you for

giving your time and talent for this very important fund raiser and

also for your treasure by buying a dinner or carry out ticket.

Thanks to everyone who donated to the bake shoppe, the craft

shoppe, white elephant shoppe and the religious shoppe. All of your

donations are greatly appreciated.

I personally would like to thank all the chairpersons and their co-

chairs for all the time and hard work you continue to do so willingly.

No words can express my gratitude to all of you.

Thanks again and God Bless, Barbara

Dinner Results:

Dining Room 1,240

Carry Out 698

Total Dinners 1,938

Last year 2015 1,918

Increase of 20 dinners

Record Dinners:

Spring 1999 2,618

Fall 2006 2,624

Winners of the Raffle:

Ronald Bowers $500.00 Parishioner

Linda Cartwright $300.00 Parishioner

Anita Akob . $200.00 Abingdon

Congratulations to all.

A financial report will be given sometime in May or June when all

expenses have been received.

CONTEMPORARY MUSIC The Music Group is always looking for new

members. We are especially looking for piano &

guitar players as well as singers. If you think you

might be interested you can call Kay Wolff at 410-

322-1370 or come up to the choir loft after the

11:15 a.m. Mass. Please join us in making a Joyful Noise unto the

Lord!!

“MATS FOR THE HOMLESS” Thank you to all our St. Mary’s family

for the plastic shopping bags to make

mats for the homeless. We have had an

overwhelming response for donations of

bags. Until further notice please hold on to the bags, we are running

out of storage for them. Our need right now is for people who would

be willing to cut the bags into 2 ½ inch strips, put the strips together

in a continuous string and roll the string into balls. Once we have the

balls of plastic string we will crochet them into the mats. Anyone

with crochet experience we will welcome, you to join us in this

project, easy instructions to crochet. Blessings to all our church

family.

SEWING DAY!!! We will sew next time on a new day. Saturday, May

21st from 10 am to 2 p.m. All are welcome. We will

be making dresses for the little girls, shorts for the

boys, and pillow cases for the children’s intensive

care unit at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center.

Thank you, Sue Pardo & sewing crew. For more information please

call 410-456-7882.

FOOD PANTRY Thanks to the generosity of the parish,

bags of groceries from the Curling

Iron, and anonymous gifts of grocery

store gift cards.

In April, the pantry served 9 families,

26 people. We are in need of canned fruit, apple sauce, tuna, jelly,

soup, and cereal.

The food Pantry will be open on Saturday, May 21st from 10 am to

12 noon.

Sue Pardo & the Food Pantry volunteers & “Customers”

THIS WEEK AT ST. MARY’S

Tuesday, May 17, 2016

7:30 p.m. ………………………………………..Baptism Prep

Wednesday, May 18, 2016

12 noon ………………………………………….Called/Gifted

7:00 ………………………………………………Cont. Music

Thursday, May 19, 2016

12:30 p.m. …………………………………………Book Club

7:00 p. m……………………………………………..…Cantor

7:00 p.m. ……………………………………..Called & Gifted

7:30 p.m. ………………………………………………..Choir

Saturday, May 21 , 2016

10:00 a.m. ………………………………….Food Pantry Open

10:00 a.m. ………………………………………..Sewing Day

……………………………………………….Scout Bake Sale

Sunday, May 22, 2016 11:15 a.m. ………………………………………YM Senior Awards

……………………………………………………….Scout Bake Sale

6:30 p.m…………………………………………………. Boy Scouts

Please join the Book discussion group on May

19th

at 12:30 p.m. We will be reading “The

Hiding Place”, by Corrie Ten Boom. Please

note this meeting is on a Thursday. For more

information, please contact Leslie Kline at 410-

688-0574 or safetyles@yahoo.com.

LIVING ROSARY Come out to the Knights of Columbus

Living Rosary on May 23rd

at 7 p.m. It is

truly a beautiful service. The Knights are

challenging the parishioners of St. Mary’s.

The Knights want to get one person for every bead on the

rosary. Are you up to the challenge? So if you have never

attended please come out, and if you have attended bring a

friend. Let’s make this the largest Living rosary we have ever

had!

CEMETERY TOMBSTONES You may have noticed the orange tape

around some of the tombstones in the

older section of the cemetery. These

stones are very old and are starting to

deteriorate by cracking at the base and

on the stone. Some stones have even

fallen off the base. Also some are

leaning due to the fact a foundation was not used at that time.

The tombstones maintenance and repair is the responsibility of

the family not the parish. However, since some of these

stones are dated back to the 1800’s we feel the parish will take

responsibility of repairing them. Our plan is to take the stone

off the base, remove the base, put down a foundation and lay

the stone flat on the foundation. The stones leaning, if

possible, will be straightened.

If there is a family member and the family wants to take the

responsibility of correcting the issue please contact Barbara,

EXT 22 or Barbara_stmarys@yahoo.com, immediately. We

are now beginning to do the repairs.

ONE LINERS FOR ELECTION YEAR

Why pay money to have your family tree traced; go into

politics and your opponents will do it for you

-Author unknown-

Politics is the gentle art of getting votes from the poor and

campaign funds from the rich, by promising to protect each

from the other.

-Oscar Ameringer-

I offer my opponents a bargain: if they will stop telling lies

about us, I will stop telling the truth about them.

-Adlai Stevenson, 1952-

A politician is a fellow who will lay down your life for his

country.

-Tex Guinan-

I have come to the conclusion that politics is too serious a

matter to be left to the politicians.

-Charles de Gaulle-

Instead of giving a politician the keys to the city, it might be

better to change the locks.

-Doug Larson-

There ought to be one day – just one – when there is open

season on Congressmen.

-Will Rogers-

VOTE ANYWAY!!

IT’S OUR RIGHT AND PRIVILEGE!

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