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S T . MARY ’ S P ARISH ARCHDIOCESE OF VANCOUVER 5251 Joyce Street, Vancouver, BC V5R 4G8 (604) 435-9611 [email protected] stmarysvancouver.ca FB:stmarysvancouver February 25 2018 2nd SUNDAY OF LENT Year B Sunday Mass Readings First Reading: Genesis 22:1-2, 9-13, 15-18 Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 116 Second Reading: Romans 8:31b-35, 37 Gospel: Mark 9:2-10 PASTOR ’ S CORNER THE SONGS OF THE SUFFERING SERVANT Dear parishioners, I am not with you this Sunday, as I am in Montreal for a Dominican meeting, but when I saw the importance of today’s readings, I couldn’t leave without breaking open for you a key to understanding Jesus that is offered to us in today’s readings. The voice of God the Father is heard only twice in the synoptic gospels (i.e. Matthew, Mark, and Luke) and both times, God says roughly the same thing. At Jesus’ baptism, in Mark, “a voice came from the heavens, ‘you are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased.’” (Mk 1,11) A second time, at the Transfiguration (today’s gospel), “a cloud came, casting a shadow over them; then from the cloud came a voice, ‘this is my beloved Son. Listen to him.’” (Mk 9,7) What isn’t obvious to the average reader is that those few words: “You are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased” (In Matthew and Luke: “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased”) – these few words are an echo of this verse from the prophet Isaiah: Here is my servant whom I uphold, my chosen one with whom I am well- pleased.” (Is 42,1) This is the first verse of the first of four poems that we find in the prophet Isaiah, and that are traditionally referred to as the “Songs of the Suffering Servant”. By loosely quoting this verse from the prophet Isaiah, the author of the gospel is, in effect, directing the reader to those four poems, as a source of revelation on who Jesus really is. What are the four Songs of the Suffering Serv- ant? They are four brief texts that paint the portrait of a mysteriously beautiful suffering servant of God. This servant is not identified by name. For centuries, the scribes of Israel speculated as to who he might be. After the resurrection of Jesus, scales fell from the eyes of the first disciples who had known Jesus be- fore and after his resurrection, and it became patently clear that these four poems were stunningly prophetic, and stunningly accurate in their veiled announcement of none other than Jesus himself. I find it incredible that God the Father speaks only twice, as I have mentioned, in the synop- tic gospels, and that both times, it is to tell us to go to the Songs of the Suffering Servant for a proper understanding of Jesus’ identity and vocation. And they truly are a bottomless source of illumination on Jesus the person, the man who walked the earth, but also on his fundamental identity as suffering servant, on the terrible consequences for him of his un- conditional obedience to the Father, and on the wonderful consequences for us of his fi- delity, even unto death. I can only urge you to go to those four poems for yourselves. They reveal Jesus to us in a manner that even the gospels don’t quite succeed in doing. In fact, the second part of the book of Isaiah in which these poems are found, has been called “the fifth gospel”. Those of you who are daily mass-goers will hear the first three of these poems on Mon- day, Tuesday, and Wednesday of Holy Week, and the fourth at the Celebration of the Lord’s Passion on Good Friday. But you can also ac- cess them online. Just go the website of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. Go to the title “Bible”. A list of sub-titles will appear. Click on “Books of the Bible”. A list of the books of the Bible will appear. Click on “Isaiah”, and then simply click on the num- ber of the chapters that you are looking for. Here they are: the First Song is at chapter 42, (Connued on page 2) SUNDAY MASSES: Saturday 5:00 pm Anticipated Mass Sunday 8:00 am 9:30 am Liturgy of the Word for Children 11:15 am Liturgy of the Word for Children 1:00 pm 3:00 pm Tagalog 5:00 pm Youth 7:00 pm WEEKDAY MASSES: Mon to Fri 8:00 am Wed to Fri 7:00 pm Saturday 8:30 am Our Lady ’ s Mass HEALING PRAYER MINISTRY: Wed & Fri 7:45 to 9 pm (in the Church Children’s Room) CONFESSIONS: Mon to Fri After all Masses (except Thursday Evening Mass) Saturday 9:00 am - 9:30 am 4:15 pm - 4:55 pm 6:10 pm- 7:00 pm Sunday Before & After all Masses An appointment may be made through the Parish Office “Then a cloud over- shadowed them, and from the cloud there came a voice, ‘This is my Son, the Beloved; listen to him!’” Mark 9:7
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ST. MARY’S PARISH ARCHDIOCESE OF VANCOUVER
5251 Joyce Street, Vancouver, BC V5R 4G8 (604) 435-9611 [email protected] stmarysvancouver.ca FB:stmarysvancouver
February 25 2018
2nd SUNDAY
OF LENT
Year B
Sunday Mass Readings
First Reading: Genesis 22:1-2, 9-13,
15-18
Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 116
Second Reading: Romans 8:31b-35, 37
Gospel: Mark 9:2-10
PASTOR ’S CORNER THE SONGS OF THE SUFFERING SERVANT
Dear parishioners, I am not with you this Sunday, as I am in Montreal for a Dominican meeting, but when I saw the importance of today’s readings, I couldn’t leave without breaking open for you a key to understanding Jesus that is offered to us in today’s readings.
The voice of God the Father is heard only twice in the synoptic gospels (i.e. Matthew, Mark, and Luke) and both times, God says roughly the same thing. At Jesus’ baptism, in Mark, “a voice came from the heavens, ‘you are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased.’” (Mk 1,11) A second time, at the Transfiguration (today’s gospel), “a cloud came, casting a shadow over them; then from the cloud came a voice, ‘this is my beloved Son. Listen to him.’” (Mk 9,7)
What isn’t obvious to the average reader is that those few words: “You are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased” (In Matthew and Luke: “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased”) – these few words are an echo of this verse from the prophet Isaiah: Here is my servant whom I uphold, my chosen one with whom I am well-pleased.” (Is 42,1) This is the first verse of the first of four poems that we find in the prophet Isaiah, and that are traditionally referred to as the “Songs of the Suffering Servant”. By loosely quoting this verse from the prophet Isaiah, the author of the gospel is, in effect, directing the reader to those four poems, as a source of revelation on who Jesus really is.
What are the four Songs of the Suffering Serv-ant? They are four brief texts that paint the portrait of a mysteriously beautiful suffering servant of God. This servant is not identified by name. For centuries, the scribes of Israel
speculated as to who he might be. After the resurrection of Jesus, scales fell from the eyes of the first disciples who had known Jesus be-fore and after his resurrection, and it became patently clear that these four poems were stunningly prophetic, and stunningly accurate in their veiled announcement of none other than Jesus himself.
I find it incredible that God the Father speaks only twice, as I have mentioned, in the synop-tic gospels, and that both times, it is to tell us to go to the Songs of the Suffering Servant for a proper understanding of Jesus’ identity and vocation. And they truly are a bottomless source of illumination on Jesus the person, the man who walked the earth, but also on his fundamental identity as suffering servant, on the terrible consequences for him of his un-conditional obedience to the Father, and on the wonderful consequences for us of his fi-delity, even unto death. I can only urge you to go to those four poems for yourselves. They reveal Jesus to us in a manner that even the gospels don’t quite succeed in doing. In fact, the second part of the book of Isaiah in which these poems are found, has been called “the fifth gospel”.
Those of you who are daily mass-goers will hear the first three of these poems on Mon-day, Tuesday, and Wednesday of Holy Week, and the fourth at the Celebration of the Lord’s Passion on Good Friday. But you can also ac-cess them online. Just go the website of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. Go to the title “Bible”. A list of sub-titles will appear. Click on “Books of the Bible”. A list of the books of the Bible will appear. Click on “Isaiah”, and then simply click on the num-ber of the chapters that you are looking for. Here they are: the First Song is at chapter 42,
(Continued on page 2)
SUNDAY MASSES: Saturday 5:00 pm Anticipated Mass Sunday 8:00 am 9:30 am Liturgy of the Word for Children 11:15 am Liturgy of the Word for Children 1:00 pm 3:00 pm Tagalog 5:00 pm Youth 7:00 pm
WEEKDAY MASSES: Mon to Fri 8:00 am Wed to Fri 7:00 pm Saturday 8:30 am Our Lady’s Mass HEALING PRAYER MINISTRY: Wed & Fri 7:45 to 9 pm (in the Church Children’s Room)
CONFESSIONS: Mon to Fri After all Masses (except Thursday Evening Mass) Saturday 9:00 am - 9:30 am 4:15 pm - 4:55 pm 6:10 pm- 7:00 pm Sunday Before & After all Masses An appointment may be made through the Parish Office
“Then a cloud over-
shadowed them, and
from the cloud there
came a voice, ‘This is
my Son, the Beloved;
listen to him!’”
Mark 9:7
DEVOTIONS: Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Wed to Fri 7:45 pm Benediction at 9:00 pm First Friday 9:00 am to 9:00 pm Morning Rosary & Morning Lauds Mon to Fri 7:00 am Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Wednesday 6:00 pm Novena to Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Thursday 7:20 am & Saturday 8:00 am Novena for an Increase of Vocation & Religious Life Thursday 6:00 pm Divine Mercy Friday 3:00 pm & 6:15 pm Spanish Rosary Tuesday 7:00 pm HOLY COMMUNION for shut-ins: Contact the Parish Office. BAPTISM: To register your child for baptism, contact Reception or visit http://stmarysvancouver.ca/baptisms/ MARRIAGE: One of the couple must be Catholic and a parishioner of St. Mary’s Parish before requesting the sacrament of marriage. Email [email protected] at least six months prior to the wedding date to register for the required Marriage Preparation Course. For information, visit stmarysvancouver.ca/matrimony and rcav.org-m-prep RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults): Contact the RCIA Coordinator. For adults in need of Baptism, First Communion, or Confirmation, or who want to learn more about the Catholic Faith. PREP (Catechism for children attending public schools): Contact the PREP Coordinator. Occurs Tuesdays or Wednes-days 6:30-8pm / Teen Prep Wednesdays only ST. MARY’S ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Principal: Ms. Brenda Krivuzoff Website: stmary.bc.ca Phone: (604) 437-1312 Fax: (604) 437-1193
PARISH OFFICE (Open Mon-Fri 8:45am to 5pm) Phone: (604) 435-9611 Fax: (604) 439-9413
Pastor: Fr. Guy Rivard, O.P.
Ext. 4 [email protected]
Assistant Pastor: Fr. Gabriel de Chadarévian, O.P.
Ext. 3 [email protected]
Assistant to the Pastors: Theresa De Ocampo
Ext. 6 [email protected]
Finance & Property Manager: Ossie Fernandes
Ext. 7 [email protected]
Youth & Young Adult Ministry: Rocelyn Catris
Ext. 247 [email protected]
RCIA/PREP Coordinator: Edwin Cruz
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Reception: Marianne Peraro
Ext. 0 [email protected]
N E W S I N A N D A R O U N D T H E P A R I S H
ST. MARY’S PARISH LENTEN RETREAT: MARCH 12 & 13 (MON & TUE) RADICAL LOVE : LIVING OUT GOD’S PURPOSE FOR OUR LIFE
Could there be more to our faith experience, than what we have come to know? How can Mary, the mother of Jesus, teach us to live out God’s purpose for our life? Speaker Ken Yasinski’s dynamic commu-nication style will make relevant the timeless truths of our faith. Come be inspired to live your full po-tential. March 12 Monday & March 13 Tuesday. Each day: 8am & 7pm, morning and evening sessions are the same. Mass followed by Talk & Musical Adoration
Want a free introductory talk by Ken! Text the word FREETALK to 1-855-969-5300 PURDY’S CHOCOLATE BAR FUNDRAISER
St. Mary’s school will be selling Purdy’s chocolate bars after masses on March 3rd & 4th. Please support our fundraiser as 50% of the profits will go directly to our school. $5 for Almond Chocolate bars $2 for Milk or Dark Chocolate bars SPARK (GR.6-8) - SOBER TALK WITH SPECIAL GUEST
In October, we discussed the importance of staying sober. This Mon-day, join us in welcoming a guest from Vancouver Police Department, as he continues the discussion on the dangers of drug and alcohol use. He will also provide us with some basic safety tips. Come this Mon-day, Feb 26 from 6:15-8:15pm in the Church basement and tell your friends about this too! SPARK (GR.6-8) - OUTTRIP TO OMNIMAX
On Saturday, Mar 10 from 2-5pm, you are invited to watch Dream Big: Engineering Our World in Omnimax Theatre in Science World. Admis-sion is $12.60 per person, not including food and transit fares. For info and permission forms, please visit Youth Ministry bulletin board (foyer), parish office, or call 604-435-9611 ext.247. FLAME (HIGH SCHOOL) - FREEDOM 2018
Freedom, the annual reconciliation event for teens sponsored by the Ministries and Outreach Office, will take place on Friday, Mar 9 at St. Nicholas Parish in Langley from 7-10:30pm. Participants will experi-ence first-hand the healing power of Christ through music, prayer, testimonies and teachings, the Sacrament of Reconciliation, and Ado-ration. You won’t want to miss this special event. For info and per-mission forms, please visit Youth Ministry bulletin board (foyer), par-ish office, or call 604-435-9611 ext.247. VOLUNTEER DRIVERS NEEDED
Youth Ministry has opportunities for Class 5 drivers to bring the young people closer to Christ...literally! If you want to serve Christ and his young Church by simply bringing them to Church-related outdoor events, we NEED you!! Please contact Rocelyn at 604-435-9611 ext.247 or email [email protected]. SAINT MARY’S 3RD VBS SHIPWRECKED 2018 (VOLUNTEERS NEEDED)
Are you searching to do something FRUITFUL, FAITHFUL & FUN this summer? Look no further! VBS (Vacation Bible School) is coming back and we are looking for volunteers in high school grade 9 & up and young adults & up. If interested, e-mail [email protected]. SLEEP OUT FIRST AID VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
SLEEP OUT 2018 (Mar 16 6pm - 17 8am)is looking for doctors, nurses and paramedics to volunteer at the First Aid table on March 16 - 17. Please email Mildred at [email protected] or call 778-885-9611. To join SLEEP OUT to raise awareness and/or funds, for details or to register, visit http://sleepout2018.eventbrite.ca
verses 1-7; the Second Song is at chapter 49, verses 1-13; the Third is at chapter 50, verses 4-9, and the Fourth is at chapter 52, verse 13 to chap-ter 53, verse 12. Now I know that many, like my-self, prefer to read text on paper rather than on a screen, so I have made a number of hard copies of these wonderful texts. They should be found on the parish services table in the foyer.
Spend time during this Lenten season reading and re-reading these texts. I assure you, it will be time well-spent.
God bless you all, Fr. Guy
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N E W S I N A N D A R O U N D T H E P A R I S H
THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH SUNDAY FEB 25: 2ND SUNDAY OF LENT 07:30 AM Choir Sun. 9:30 AM (Rectory Basement) 09:00 AM Handmaids Of The Lord (Seminar Room) 12:00 PM Choir Sun. 3:00 PM (Rectory Basement) 12:30 PM Legion of Mary - Our Lady of Fatima Jr. (R Dining Room) 01:00 PM The Feast Vancouver (School Gym) 02:00 PM Couples For Christ (CFC) (Church Hall) 02:00 PM Choir Sun. 1:00 PM (Seminar Room) 03:30 PM Choir Sun. 5:00 PM (Rectory Basement) 07:00 PM World Youth Day Info Session (YAM) (Church Hall)
MONDAY FEB 26 06:00 PM The Feast Vancouver (Seminar Room) 06:15 PM Youth Ministry Spark Youth Event (Church Hall) 06:30 PM Pre-Teen Ministry (School Gym)
TUESDAY FEB 27 09:15 AM St. Mary's School Gr 3-7 - Reconciliation (Church) 07:00 PM Christian Meditation (Rectory Basement) 07:30 PM Mission Ablaze (Church Hall)
WEDNESDAY FEB 28 06:30 PM Couples For Christ (Rectory Basement) 07:00 PM Holy Trinity Community Adult (Rectory Living Room) 07:00 PM Mass/Adoration/Confession (Church) 07:30 PM Healing Prayer Ministry (Church Children's Room) 09:00 PM Benediction (Church)
THURSDAY MAR 1 06:00 PM Singles For Family & Life (SFL) (Seminar Room) 07:00 PM Choir Sun. 7:00 PM (School Gym) 07:00 PM Mass/Adoration (Church) 09:00 PM Benediction (Church)
FRIDAY MAR 2: WORLD DAY OF PRAYER 09:00 AM All-day Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (Church) 05:00 PM CFC Foundation for Family and Life (School Gym) 06:00 PM Street Outreach Ministry (Rectory Living Room) 06:00 PM Knights Of Columbus (Seminar Room) 06:30 PM Youth Ministry Flame Youth (Church Hall) 06:30 PM Stations of the Cross (Church) 07:00 PM Choir Sun. 8:00 AM (Rectory Basement) 07:00 PM Mass/Adoration/Confession (Church) 07:30 PM Healing Prayer Ministry (Church Children's Room) 09:00 PM Benediction (Church)
SATURDAY MAR 3 08:00 AM Knights Of Columbus Exercise (School Gym) 08:00 AM 2000 Hail Mary's (Rectory Dining Room) 09:30 AM PREP (Parish Religious Education Program) (Church Hall) 10:00 AM Dominican Laity (Rectory Living Room & Basement) 10:00 AM Kids For Family & Life (School Gym) 01:30 PM Youth For Christ (School Gym) 02:30 PM Legion of Mary - St. Mary's Praesidium (Church Library) 02:30 PM Baptisms (Church) 03:00 PM Choir Sat. 5:00 PM (Seminar Room) 06:00 PM Knights Of Columbus (School Gym) 06:00 PM Dev & Peace Way of the Cross for Peace (Church) 06:00 PM Youth For Family & Life (Seminar Room) 06:30 PM Choir Sun. 11:15 AM (Rectory Basement) 07:00 PM Couples For Christ (Church Hall)
SUNDAY MAR 4: 3RD SUNDAY OF LENT 07:30 AM Choir Sun. 9:30 AM (Rectory Basement) 08:00 AM Development and Peace: HUNGER MEAL (Church Hall) 09:00 AM Handmaids Of The Lord (Seminar Room) 11:15 AM Mass RCIA 1st Scrutiny (Church) 12:00 PM Choir Sun. 3:00 PM (Rectory Basement) 12:30 PM Legion of Mary - Our Lady of Fatima Jr. (R Dining Room) 01:00 PM Migrant Ministry (Seminar Room) 01:30 PM Couples For Christ (CFC) (Church Hall) 02:00 PM Choir Sun. 1:00 PM (School Gym) 03:30 PM Choir Sun. 5:00 PM (Rectory Basement)
CFC YOUTH – CAMP GRANUM
Couples for Christ Family Ministry’s youth arm, CFC-Youth, is inviting Youth ages 13 to 21 to CAMP GRANUM. The camp will be held at Camp Capilano from March 16 (6pm) to 18 (12pm), 2018. The pro-gram consisting of talks and sharing given by in-spiring youth leaders as well as fun-filled activities utilizing the talents and skills of the participants.
For inquiries and registration contact Camp Leaders Ivan (604-339-0993) and Laurie (778-389-1699) or Parent Co-ordinators Albert or Anna (604-522-2259). CARDINAL TAGLE IN VANCOUVER: MARCH 19
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, the Archbishop of Manila, will cele-brate Mass on Monday, March 19, at Holy Rosary Cathedral at 12:30 p.m. (in place of the usual 12:10 Mass.) That evening, he will give a public address at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Vancouver. Highlight-ing one of our Archdiocesan Priorities and Goals: Strengthening Mar-riages and Families, Cardinal Tagle will address the challenges of living the faith within family life. Family time, among today’s many distractions, continues to be an almost lost reality for many. Join us for his talk on Keeping Families in Faith: The Domestic Church in a Global Village. The evening begins with an opening performance at 6 p.m. followed by an opening address by Archbishop Miller and a talk by Cardinal Tagle. Visit http://rcav.org/cardinal-tagle Tickets are now on sale! COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES FOR HAPPY FAMILIES
Saturday March 3 10:30am – 12:30pm in St. Jude Parish School, 2953 East 15 Ave., Vancouver. Your husband never admits he makes a mis-take. Your wife gives you the silent treatment. Your mother never stops talking and your children are always on their devices. Are you looking for ways to help your family work towards healthy conversa-tions? In this interactive workshop, Dr. Emi Garzitto will offer tips and practice in the art of communicating. Free admission, refresh-ments. Contact St. Jude Parish (604-434-6700/ [email protected] ), or the deanery organizers: Corpus Christi Parish (604-324-2265 / [email protected] or [email protected]). LEARN & LIVE THE SPIRITUAL EXERCISES
The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola – Register by email [email protected] / (778) 806-4378. Application deadline: March 9th, 2018. The “Spiritual Exercises” is an intensive, individually di-rected retreat (over 8 months). It is a compilation of classical Catho-lic spirituality and is Church approved. It focuses on facilitating one’s actual Experience of God – and a practicum of Discernment involving finding the Lord in the deepest areas of one’s soul. By means of praying through one’s own life and the life of Christ, one experiences God’s Presence, Healing, and Call to salvation and vocation, includ-ing any major life decisions. PARISH MISSION AT CORPUS CHRISTI PARISH
Corpus Christi Parish invites everyone to its 2018 Parish Mission with Fr. Louis Guardiola, CPM (Fathers of Mercy). Sunday, Feb. 25, to Thursday, March 1, at 7 p.m. each night at Corpus Christi Church, Vancouver. http://rcav.org/event/2018-parish-mission LENTEN MISSION AT OUR LADY OF MERCY PARISH (OLM)
“Are you his disciple?” Guest speaker: Carolyn King Blase (a Catholic convert and inspiring spiritual speaker and teacher from Illinois). Join us March 9-11 at 6:30 p.m. at Our Lady of Mercy Church, Burna-by. Visit rcav.org/event/lenten-mission-olm
Stewardship Reflection February 25 - 2nd Sunday of Lent At the top of the mountain Peter, James, and John could see the glory of God present in the person of Christ. “It is good for us to be here”, says Peter. We do not have to climb to the top of a mountain to experi-ence God’s glory. We can witness God’s glory every day in simple acts of generosity and kindness. When we use and share our gifts for God’s glory our lives, and the lives of others, are transfigured. Each of us has a role to play in advancing God’s Kingdom. It is good for us to be here, and to share the gifts God gives us here and now. Not only for the sake of our eternal reward in heaven, but to do good here and now for the sake of making this a better world!
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