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SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME – Year B July 29, 2012 Bulletin The miracle performed by Elisha finds its perfect fulfillment in Jesus’ feeding of the five thousand. He opens His hands and satisfies our deepest needs. In Him we form one body. THIS WEEK’S CHURCH CAMPUS MINISTRY MEETINGS Sunday BIBLE STUDY…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………8:30 A.M. (Chapel) Tuesday PRAYER GROUP……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………9:30 A.M. (Chapel) LEGION OF MARY ............................................................................................... 11:00 A.M. (Upper Meeting Room) MUSICIANS ......................................................................................................................... 6:00 P.M. (Music Room) Wednesday BIBLE STUDY................................................................................................................................ 12 NOON (Chapel) GRIOT CIRCLE .................................................................................................. 6:00 P.M. (Deacon Thompson Room) Thursday CHOIR.................................................................................................................................. 7:00 P.M. (Music Room) _LITURGY NOTES Hymnal: AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE HYMNAL Psalm 145 Refrain: The hand of the Lord feeds us; He answers all our needs. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! “July 29 th – August 4 th ” 29 Anthony Antoine; Sasha Magruder; Leonard Mayers; Mercedes Proctor; Marion Russell; Denise Simmons 30 Kiah Barnes; Eugene Warren 31 Marjorie Dorsey; Ruby Handy; Jewel Johnson; Roslyn Scarborough Darryl Scott; Eleanor Simms 1 Rashad Burnett; Maxine Johnson; Barbara Thomas 2 Krystal Antoine; Bernice Brown; Maleek George; Delores Jones; Kevin Jones; Tia Joseph; Sr. Gloria Rubio 3 Audrey Adams; Chikeluba Anierobi; Isaiah Hall; Cynthia Shipley 4 David Brice; Marlene Downs; William Hitchcock; Zaiya Richmond; Jean Williams Travel Club TRIP to CHARLESTON and SAVANNAH CANCELLED! Because we were unable to obtain a sufficient number of participants, this trip has been cancelled and all monies refunded. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. PARISHIONERS IN NURSING HOME/HOSPITAL: Louella Butler (Courtland Gardens); Calvin & Jean Carter (Emerald Estates); Genesta Lane (Augsburg Lutheran); Veronica Peaco (Emerald Estates); Lyla Thomas (Kozy Kottage); Teresa Logan (Envoy- Pikesville) “SHUT-IN” PARISHIONERS: Catherine Brown; Donald Evans; Jean Fenzel; Theresa Ford; Carolyn Gray; Gwendolyn Hall; Anna Jones; Jeanette Pittman; Daniel Ryan; Jeanette Sterling; Marian Thomas; Edmund Ward; Beatrice Washington SICK PARISHIONERS: Mary Bevans; Merle Borel; Belinda Cornish; Loretta Davis; Margaret Fernandez; Harriett Garrett; William Glascoe; Rosalie Griffin; Agnes Gross; Eleanor Hairston; Susie Harding; Shirley Hargrove; Ivy Harris; Sheila Ishmael; Catherine Johnson; Denise Matthews; Alvin Moore; Karen Moore; John Murray; Theresa Oliver; Charles Richardson; Theresa Sisco; Stewart Smith; Margaret Wallace; Vanessa Westcott; Gerald White, Sr.; Gerald White, Jr.; Jean Williams SICK FAMILY & FRIENDS: Laurence Ben; William Bevans III; Denise Brockington; Marvin Dawkins; Estella Gary; Steven Hargrove; Regina Johns; Lillie Johnson; Constance Jones; Gilbert Lewis; Melinda Miller; Beverly Reddeck; Lanier Richards; Marjorie Williams; Deborah Windley Centennial Committee: ENVELOPES ARE AVAILABLE FOR ALL PARISHIONERS IN SUPPORT OF THE WINDOWS PROJECTS. The Centennial Giving Levels are: Penny Futurist ($2.12); Youth Foundation Pillars ($25); Centennial Donor ($100-$500); Centennial Saint ($1,000); 2012 Centennial Club (-$2,012) Heritage Stone Sponsor ($5,000); Platinum Sponsor ($10,000). The Centennial Committee urges all members to be a part of this much needed effort. Each donor will be recognized regardless of the amount given. Together we can reach our goal of $250,000. “Love” Offering Cans are available for children at sacristy. Make checks payable to the Urban Resource Foundation. Centennial envelopes and cans may be placed in the regular collection basket. Envelopes are available at entrances to church, at the sacristy and at the rectory office. Thank you for your support. NAS Summer Music Ministry welcomes all to join the Summer Choir and musicians. The choir rehearses on Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. in the music room. The musicians rehearse on Tuesdays at 6:00 p.m. in the Church. For more information, please see Andre Briscoe.
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SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME – Year B July 29, 2012 Bulletin
The miracle performed by Elisha finds its perfect fulfillment in Jesus’ feeding of the five thousand.
He opens His hands and satisfies our deepest needs. In Him we form one body.
THIS WEEK’S CHURCH CAMPUS MINISTRY MEETINGS
Sunday BIBLE STUDY…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………8:30 A.M. (Chapel) Tuesday PRAYER GROUP……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………9:30 A.M. (Chapel) LEGION OF MARY ............................................................................................... 11:00 A.M. (Upper Meeting Room) MUSICIANS ......................................................................................................................... 6:00 P.M. (Music Room) Wednesday BIBLE STUDY................................................................................................................................ 12 NOON (Chapel) GRIOT CIRCLE .................................................................................................. 6:00 P.M. (Deacon Thompson Room) Thursday CHOIR.................................................................................................................................. 7:00 P.M. (Music Room)
_LITURGY NOTES Hymnal: AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE HYMNAL Psalm 145 Refrain: The hand of the Lord feeds us; He answers all our needs.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! “July 29th – August 4th”
29 Anthony Antoine; Sasha Magruder; Leonard Mayers; Mercedes Proctor; Marion Russell; Denise Simmons
30 Kiah Barnes; Eugene Warren 31 Marjorie Dorsey; Ruby Handy; Jewel Johnson; Roslyn Scarborough Darryl Scott; Eleanor Simms 1 Rashad Burnett; Maxine Johnson; Barbara Thomas 2 Krystal Antoine; Bernice Brown; Maleek George; Delores Jones; Kevin Jones; Tia Joseph; Sr. Gloria Rubio 3 Audrey Adams; Chikeluba Anierobi; Isaiah Hall; Cynthia Shipley 4 David Brice; Marlene Downs; William Hitchcock; Zaiya Richmond; Jean Williams
Travel Club TRIP to CHARLESTON and SAVANNAH CANCELLED! Because we were unable to obtain a sufficient number of participants, this trip has been cancelled and all monies refunded. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
PARISHIONERS IN NURSING HOME/HOSPITAL: Louella Butler (Courtland Gardens); Calvin & Jean Carter (Emerald Estates); Genesta Lane (Augsburg Lutheran); Veronica Peaco (Emerald Estates); Lyla Thomas (Kozy Kottage); Teresa Logan (Envoy- Pikesville) “SHUT-IN” PARISHIONERS: Catherine Brown; Donald Evans; Jean Fenzel; Theresa Ford; Carolyn Gray; Gwendolyn Hall; Anna Jones; Jeanette Pittman; Daniel Ryan; Jeanette Sterling; Marian Thomas; Edmund Ward; Beatrice Washington SICK PARISHIONERS: Mary Bevans; Merle Borel; Belinda Cornish; Loretta Davis; Margaret Fernandez; Harriett Garrett; William Glascoe; Rosalie Griffin; Agnes Gross; Eleanor
Hairston; Susie Harding; Shirley Hargrove; Ivy Harris; Sheila Ishmael; Catherine Johnson; Denise Matthews; Alvin Moore; Karen Moore; John Murray; Theresa Oliver; Charles Richardson; Theresa Sisco; Stewart Smith; Margaret Wallace; Vanessa Westcott; Gerald White, Sr.; Gerald White, Jr.; Jean Williams SICK FAMILY & FRIENDS: Laurence Ben; William Bevans III; Denise Brockington; Marvin Dawkins; Estella Gary; Steven Hargrove; Regina Johns; Lillie Johnson; Constance Jones; Gilbert Lewis; Melinda Miller; Beverly Reddeck; Lanier Richards; Marjorie Williams; Deborah Windley Centennial Committee: ENVELOPES ARE AVAILABLE FOR ALL PARISHIONERS IN SUPPORT OF THE WINDOWS PROJECTS. The Centennial Giving Levels are: Penny Futurist ($2.12); Youth Foundation Pillars ($25); Centennial Donor ($100-$500); Centennial Saint ($1,000); 2012 Centennial Club (-$2,012) Heritage Stone Sponsor ($5,000); Platinum Sponsor ($10,000). The Centennial Committee urges all members to be a part of this much needed effort. Each donor will be recognized regardless of the amount given. Together we can reach our goal of $250,000. “Love” Offering Cans are available for children at sacristy. Make checks payable to the Urban Resource Foundation. Centennial envelopes and cans may be placed in the regular collection basket. Envelopes are available at entrances to church, at the sacristy and at the rectory office. Thank you for your support. NAS Summer Music Ministry welcomes all to join the Summer Choir and musicians. The choir rehearses on Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. in the music room. The musicians rehearse on Tuesdays at 6:00 p.m. in the Church. For more information, please see Andre Briscoe.
Line Dance will begin on Wednesday, August 1! Come out and get some exercise while having fun. Come at 6:30 p.m. to the church hall. Cost is $ 5.00 p/p per class. Contact: Stephanie Makle (443) 413-6690; Gloria Herndon (410) 597-8443; or Denise Govan (410) 922-2354.
NAS MEN’S CLUB sponsors 2012 CRAB FEAST – August 19, 1-5 p.m. at Martin’s West! Tickets are $60 per person. Purchase tickets from Men’s Club members. Deadline for ticket payment is August 1. See flyer in your bulletin for more information.
Van Ministry trip to HARRINGTON CASINO – Friday, August 24: Cost: $35 with a $15 rebate and free buffet. Bus will leave upper parking lot at 9 a.m. For more information, call Rhona Lewis (443) 627-1219 or Carolyn Gray (443) 204-1247. This is a fundraiser to benefit the Centennial year projects. Knights of Columbus Mother Lange Council is holding a raffle with $500 first prize, $250 second prize and $125 third prize. Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20. Proceeds help the Knights with many capital projects in the area. Please see any Knight for tickets or contact the rectory. Drawing will be held on September 12 at The Franciscan Friar in Howard County at 7p.m. St. Vincent de Paul Annual Toiletry Collection - September 15 & 16: Donations of toiletries for the homeless should include but not limited to medium sizes of toothpaste, soap, wash cloths, deodorant, shaving cream, etc. As always we thank you for your continued support. Reminders of dates will appear in bulletins periodically.
CHURCH STORE HOURS: Saturdays after mass; Sundays (August 12 and August 26) after mass. You may make purchases through the parish office. “Centennial mugs” are on sale for $5.00 each. An additional shipment of new missals (3 year-cycles with the new responses, $35 each) is expected soon.
UPCOMING PARISH EVENTS From the Centennial Committee: 1. Name Tag Weekend – September 8 & 9. 2. Mass on the Lawn – Sunday, September 15 including blessing and dedication of centennial markers – statues recently installed – Angels and Sacred Heart statues. 3. Upcoming Cross-Cultural Mass Celebration- (Nigerian-American) Knights of Columbus: Commissioning of Officers – August 26. Bishop Denis Madden will be guest celebrant.
Please help! Our food pantry has a severe shortage of the following canned food: green bean, peas, corn and fruit. Please consider donating these items and place them in the basket located near the Sacristy. Thank you for your support. New All Saints Food Pantry Ministry
COMMUNITY NOTES BAG LUNCHES NEEDED: At Beans & Bread Center, we try to meet the many needs of the hungry and homeless in Baltimore City. In addition to feeding a hot meal to approximately 300 persons daily on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays, we provide Bag Lunches instead of a hot meal on Wednesdays. Currently we are in need of 150 lunches on Wednesday, August 1st, 22nd & 29th. If interested Contact Erin Shutt at 410-732-1892 ext. 111 or [email protected] for additional details and ideas for recruiting lunch makers. Religious Freedom Walk, July 29 - August 5: Join Fr. Jack Lombardi, and others, who will pilgrimage 100 mi to Baltimore’s Basilica of the Assumption, from Western Maryland. This is a pilgrimage for RELIGIOUS FREEDOM, to witness to others along the pilgrim route, that Catholics and other institutions are mandated against their religion and conscience to offer unjust health care packages. For more information, call (301)678-6339. National Oblate Sisters of Providence Annual Homecoming August 5, 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Mount Providence. Former students and anyone who has been influenced by the sisters is invited to come. For more information, call (410) 242-8500.
RCIA CAN TEACH US ABOUT THE NEW EVANGELIZATION. The Department of Evangelization will be sponsoring a series of Study Days. We gather to discuss how the vision of the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults can assist in our mission of evangelization. These gatherings will be specifically geared toward pastoral staffs, RCIA teams, adult faith formation committees and parishioners that might be called to further their own work of evangelization. New All Saints will host a Study Day on Saturday, A4ugust 25, 10a.m. – 12 p.m. in the Rosa Parks Room. The 3 nearest gatherings are:
August 8, 10a-12p -- St. Mark, Catonsville
August 13, 7-9pm -- Immaculate Conception, Towson
August 16, 7-9pm -- Sacred Heart, Glyndon
Parishioners interested in attending, please contact the rectory office. Please submit name/s, parish, location you plan on attending. There is a $10 fee per participant. The deadline to register is seven days prior to each gathering. President Tessa Hill-Aston and the Baltimore City NAACP invite you to the Annual Freedom Fund Banquet “Celebrating 100 Years of Service”, Friday October 19 at the Hyatt Regency. VIP Reception at 5p.m. following by dinner and celebration. For more information, call Antony McCarthy (443) 500-4867 or Joe Aston (443) 226-9459.
Three things in life that are the most valuable – Love, Faith, & Prayer
