445 82nd Ave. St. Pete Beach, FL

PHONE: 727.360.1147 FAX: 727.367.4418

Website: www.stjohnsparish.org

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St. John Vianney Catholic Church

500 84th Ave. St. Pete Beach, FL

PHONE: 727.360.1113 FAX: 727.367.8734

Website: www.sjvcs.org

St. John Vianney Catholic School

Clergy

Fr. John Blum, Pastor Fr. Emery Longanga, Ph.D., Parochial Vicar

Deacon Joe Grote Deacon Richard Santello

Mass Schedule

EASTER–ADVENT

Monday–Saturday: 8:15 a.m. Saturday Vigil: 4 p.m. Sunday: 7, 8:30, 10 & 11:30 a.m.

St. John Vianney Catholic Church and School

A Stewardship Parish

Third Sunday of Easter

April 30, 2017

Amadeo, Isabella

Bechtold, Ethan

Bleckley, Lexington

Card, Kevin

Cardona, Andre

Connolly, Shaun

Cortez, Antonio

Cortez, Barbara

Dees, Timothy

Dudinsky, Abigail

Dvorak, Joshua

Foley, Olivia

Frank, Terry

Garcia, Tyler

Genevie, Emily

Gerstmeier, Jonathon

Hudson, Emma

Huff, Jacob

Jimenez, Marco

Kenney, James

Latzo, Lillian

Lepley, Heather

Logsdon, Emma

Magenheimer, Brian

McIntosh, John

McSherry, Alexandra

Melendez, Natasha

Morrow, Elena

Muschong, Nicholas

Palaganas, Marco

Popp, Thomas

Pyhel, McKenzie

Ramirez, Jairo

Reddig, Cooper

Reddig, Tyler

Rhoads, Destiny

Rhoads, Faith

Rieth, Matthew

Stephens, Alejandra

Stephens, Victor

Tiannoi, Olivia

White, Berklee

Confirmation Sunday, April 30, 2017

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Mass Schedule and Intentions Week of April 30, 2017

Monday May 1, 2017

8:15 a.m. For increase of vocations to

Sisters of St. Joseph, Florida

Tuesday May 2, 2017

8:15 a.m. Donald Janssen †

Wednesday May 3, 2017

8:15 a.m. Prayer for Vocations

Thursday May 4, 2017

8:15 a.m. Agnes Donnelly †

Friday May 5, 2017

8:15 a.m. Ronald & Vivian Stephens

Saturday May 6, 2017

8:15 a.m. Pat Shannon †

4:00 p.m. Deceased Members of the

Lounds & Burns Families †

Sunday May 7, 2017

7:00 a.m. Joseph Monterosso †

8:30 a.m. Parishioners of St. John Vianney

10:00 a.m. Sue Bellino †

11:30 a.m. Arnold Andrews †

Denotes deceased: † 2018 Mass Intention Book The 2018 Mass Intention Book is now open. Masses are scheduled through the parish office

or, via phone by using a credit card as payment. If you have multiple requests, please call

360.1147 to make an appointment.

Sacraments Confessions

Wednesday 6–6:30 p.m.

Friday 9–9:30 a.m.

Saturday 10–11 a.m. Baptism of a Child

We are honored that you would choose St. John

Vianney Catholic Church for your child’s Baptism.

*Please contact our parish office so that we may

help you during this most important time of your

child’s life.

Sacraments:

First Reconciliation: Completed

First Holy Communion: May 21, 2017 at 11:30 a.m.

Confirmation: April 30, 2017 at 11:30 a.m. To enroll for preparation for these sacraments,

please contact Frank Boyle at 727.360.1147, ext. 201.

R.C.I.A.

The R.C.I.A. is a gentle process of welcoming

adults into the Roman Catholic Church. Adults

who have not been baptized or have been

baptized in another Christian Faith are invited to

be part of our R.C.I.A. journey. Contact Fr. Emery

at 727.360.1147, ext. 211.

Matrimony

Contact the parish office* six months or more

prior to the proposed wedding date.

Holy Anointing

If you or a loved one is ill and in need of pastoral

care, please call the parish office*.

*Parish Office Contact: 727.360.1147, ext. 227.

Welcome The parishioners of St. John Vianney Catholic

Church and School are happy to extend a warm

welcome to the many visitors who join us for

worship today. Please introduce yourselves to

those sitting around you.

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From the Pastor

A Change in Pastoral Work for

Fr. Rich Rosin, SDB

We have been blessed over the past

number of years with the priestly presence and

witness of Fr. Rosin, a Salesian of Don Bosco.

Fr. Rosin has been assisting here at St. John’s with

weekend Mass coverage along with other priestly

assistance during his time on faculty and in

leadership positions at St. Petersburg Catholic

High School (SPCHS). Unfortunately, the

Salesian community will be leaving the SPCHS

community at the close of this school year.

The high school administration will be returned

to the diocese as new leadership will be brought

on. This situation impacts us here at St. John’s

because it means Fr. Rosin will be reassigned by

his community and will no longer be assisting

here at the parish. Fr. Rosin will continue to offer

his priestly assistance here until early June.

We wish Fr. Rosin all the best during this time

of transition and we are grateful for his years of

dedicated service to our parish community and

to the high school community of SPCHS.

Welcome Fr. Jose “Joy” Colina!

Bishop Gregory Parkes has appointed Fr. Jose

“Joy” Colina as Parochial Vicar for our parish

effective July 1, 2017. Fr. Colina

is from the Philippines and was

ordained in 1989. He is an

incardinated priest of our

diocese and has been serving

in various parish assignments

over the past 14 years. His pastoral ministry

includes assignments at St. Paul—Tampa,

Our Lady of Lourdes—Dunedin, St. Anthony—

Brooksville, and most recently at Corpus

Christi—Tampa. We welcome Fr. Colina to St. John’s and we look

forward to his arrival in July.

Conditions for Obtaining a Plenary Indulgence

The last couple of weekends, we have been

advertising a special rosary event to celebrate the

Centennial Anniversary of the Apparitions of

Fatima. On the 13th of each month from May

through October, we will offer rosary services at

our Fatima grotto with the opportunity to obtain

a plenary indulgence as granted by our Holy

Father, Pope Francis. See pages 6 & 7 for a good

summary of what a plenary indulgence is and

how one goes about obtaining it.

100th Anniversary Year of Our Lady of Fatima

November 27, 2016–November 26, 2017

Here at St. John’s, we are blessed to have a

beautiful outdoor grotto of Our Lady of Fatima.

I am pleased to announce that Bishop Parkes

has granted permission for us to make use of

our grotto as a public place for veneration for

the centennial anniversary of the apparitions

of Our Lady in Fatima, with the opportunity to

obtain a plenary indulgence as part of the second

way: to visit with devotion a statue of Our Lady

of Fatima exposed for public veneration as part

of some celebration during the days of the

apparitions, the 13th of each month from May

to October 2017. With all this in mind, on the 13th of each month,

from May through October, there will be two

public gatherings to pray the rosary: one will be

during the day (times will be announced) and

one will be after sunset (the sunset rosary will

be a candlelight service). Please mark your

calendars and plan to be a part of this special

grace-filled centennial anniversary of the appari-

tions of Our Lady in Fatima. Our first gathering

at the Fatima grotto will be Saturday, May 13th

at 10 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Please note, the parking

lot in front of the grotto will be roped off and not

available to park your car. Please plan to use the

other parking lots around the church for these

events. Thank you.

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Monthly Parish Breakfast

Sponsored by the Seniors’ Group Sunday, May 14, 2017,

after the 10 a.m. Mass in

Msgr. Trainor Hall. Everyone is welcome to join us for a hot breakfast!

No charge, but donations are appreciated.

Faith Community Nurses will be available

for free blood pressure screenings too! All proceeds go to our local St. Vincent de

Paul Society. Religious Education/Faith Formation Family Faith Formation/CCD/YD

Sunday, May 7th, 9:45–11:15 a.m.

Msgr. Trainor Parish Hall First Communion Jesus Day Retreat

Saturday, May 13th, 10 a.m.–Noon

Msgr. Trainor Parish Hall Contact Frank Boyle at 360.1147, ext. 201,

or email fboyle@sjvcc.org.

News From the Usher’s Ministry

Invitation Extended to Women The Usher’s Ministry is looking for

both men and women who will give

of their time and talent. Training manuals are now available. If interested, or for more information, please call

the parish office at 360.1147.

WeShare The stewardship of treasure is

made easier than ever with St. John

Vianney’s online giving system,

WeShare. Make your one-time or recurring donation using

your debit card, credit card, checking or saving

account. Visit stjohnsparish.weshareonline.org.

Next Sunday there will be

a second collection for the Building Fund.

St. Petersburg Catholic High School’s Top 5 for the Graduating Class of 2017

Valedictorian(s):

Noah DeBickero (St. John Vianney Alumni)

Liam Dougherty Howard Salutatorian:

Josh Glen Aguilar 3rd Place:

Jake Friske 4th Place:

Lawrence Hamilton 5th Place:

Kelsey Matala (St. John Vianney Parishioner)

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Prayer List

Adams, Edna

Amidei, Barbara

Baker, Brittany

Ball, Kathy

Bartoli, Dolores

Beattie, Bruce

Borges, James “Doc”

Breese, Jack

Brooke, Caroline

Brown, Natalie

Brucie Bowen, Norma

Burke, James

Byrd, Douglas

Canpauno, Lillian

Clancy, Conno

Coffman, Jill

Cooper, Timothy

Dahlstrom, Mary

DeCenso, Steve

Diaz, Shaun & Divina

DiFiore, Fr. John

Duffy, Sue

Ferarra, Diane

Foley, Patricia

Frangipane, Frankie

Giebner, JoAnn

Gillett, Pam

Gills, Charles

Gonzalez, Linda

Graham, Dr. Stephen

Gruschke, Catherine

Haloc, Jennifer

Hairsine, Carol

Hanson, Paul

Harris, Ty

Harvey, Mary J. & Toni

Higgins, Julia

Hilt, Al

Hopkins, Debbie

Jackson, Shannon

James, Matthew

Jones, Chelsea

Kaminski, Sally

Kelly, Beverly

Kelly, Teresa

Kiggans, Ann

Knoernschild, David

Knoll, Diane

Krag, Joyce

Lane, Nolan

LaPlatney, Lori

Larson, Adrienne

Lay, Karen

Leary, Grace

Lescano, Celia P.

Lisa, Marilyn Porzio

Long, Michael

Lounds, Joe

Maloney, Gregory

Mann, Katherine

Martin, Cynthia

Masterson, Tom

McCarthy, Carol

McCourt, James

Mercer, William

Morelli, Michalene

Morroni, John

O’Connor, Cindy

Patterson, Ronnie

Pfefferle, Carol

Pianesi, Fortunata “Fannie”

Pisciotta, Joseph

Puopolo, William

Pyle, Linda

Quarrington, Jim

Reaume, Cheri

Reese, Brenda

Reynolds, Adrianna Becker

Reynolds, Patricia

Rossi, Andrew, Hope & William

Salerno, Michael

Sandoval, Marissa

Scardino, Lina

Schinella, Joanne

Schultz, Dick

Schuman, Terry

Shaffer, Rich

Sims, Gloria

Siple, Lorraine

Smith, Milena

Stainforth, Brian

Tammany, Robert

Taylor, Ron

Thompson, Carrie Walden

Tonas, Ludmyla

Vernotzy, Joan

von Spiegelfeld, Allen

Wager, Linda

Walker, Josh

Ward, Pat

Warrek, Debbie

Weber Jr., Timothy

Weber Sr., Timothy

Wood, Gail If you wish to have your name or the

name of a member of your family

added to the prayer list, please notify

the pastoral aide at 360.1147, ext. 232,

or email promano@sjvcc.org.

Armed Forces Prayer List

All Our Troops

Afghanistan

Spc. Agent Michael Bradley,

U.S. Embassy

Eric Schneider, Army

Sgt. David Moser, U.S.M.C.

PFC James Smith, U.S.M.C.

Sgt. Brian Marx

Iraq

Gary Miller, Diplomat

Middle East

David Arthur Dilegge,

U.S. Army Infantry

Saudi Arabia

Jesse Fentross,

U.S. Air Force

If you wish to have a name added to the

Armed Forces Prayer list, please call

the parish office at 360.1147.

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November 27, 2016—November 27, 2017 100

th Anniversary Year of

Our Lady of Fatima Archdiocese of Philadelphia Indulgence Opportunities

During the Centennial Anniversary of the

Apparitions of Our Lady in Fatima, Portugal Pope Francis has granted a plenary indulgence

opportunity for the 100th anniversary of the Fatima

apparitions throughout the centennial year, from

the 27th of November 2016 till the 26th of November

2017. There are three ways to obtain the indulgence,

detailed in a statement from the Fatima Shrine in

Portugal (see below). To obtain the plenary indulgence, the faithful must

also fulfill the ordinary conditions: go to Confession

and Communion, be interiorly detached from sin,

and pray for the intentions of the Holy Father. Make a pilgrimage to the Shrine in Fatima,

Portugal—To the faithful who make a pilgrimage

to the Fatima Shrine in Portugal and participate in

a celebration of prayer dedicated to the Virgin.

In addition, the faithful must pray the Our Father,

recite the Creed and invoke the Mother of God. Pray before any statue of Our Lady of Fatima—

To the faithful who visit with devotion a statue of

Our Lady of Fatima solemnly exposed for public

veneration in any church, oratory or proper place

during the days of the anniversary of the appari-

tions, the 13th of each month from May to October

2017, and there devoutly participate in some

celebration or prayer in honor of the Virgin Mary.

In addition, the faithful must pray the Our Father,

recite the Creed and invoke Our Lady of Fatima. The elderly and infirm—To the faithful who,

because of age, illness or other serious cause, are

unable to get around, may pray in front of a statue

of Our Lady of Fatima and must spiritually unite

themselves to the jubilee celebrations on the days

of the apparitions, the 13th of each month, between

May and October 2017. They must also “offer to

merciful God with confidence, through Mary, their

prayers and sufferings or the sacrifices they make in

their own lives.”1

1 From World Apostolate of Fatima website:

https://wafusa.org/pope-francis-grants-plenary-

indulgence-for-jubilee-year-of-fatima/

Learn More About the Church’s Practice of

Granting Indulgences What is an indulgence? An indulgence is a

remission before God of the temporal punishment

due to sins whose guilt has already been forgiven.2

There are specific conditions for receiving an

indulgence. As a result of the communion that exists between

Christ and all the members of the Church, the

Church has a treasury of spiritual goods that is

inexhaustible. The source of these spiritual goods is

Christ. Through her union with Christ, the Church

has the authority to dispense this treasury. When

the Church does this, in order to spur people to acts

of piety and charity, the Church requires those who

seek an indulgence to perform some good work or

act of devotion. An indulgence does not confer grace. An indulgence

is not a remission of the guilt due to sin. The guilt

due to sin is ordinarily taken away by the Sacraments

of Baptism and Penance (confession), in which we

receive forgiveness for sins through Jesus Christ.

Although guilt is taken away, and with it the eternal

penalty that is due to sin, namely, damnation, the

eternal loss of the presence of God, there remain

consequences for sins that those who have committed

them must bear. There is what is traditionally called

the temporal punishment for sin. Every sinful act creates a disorder within the soul

of the human person; it distorts our desires and

affections, leaving us with “an unhealthy attachment

to creatures, which must be purified either here on

earth, or after death in the state called Purgatory.”

Furthermore, sin disrupts one’s relationships with

God, with the Church, with other people, and with

the world as a whole. The communion intended by

God is damaged or lost. Those who have received

forgiveness for their sins through the sacraments

still have an obligation to undergo a difficult and

painful process (the temporal penalty for sin) to be

purified of the consequences of their sins and to

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restore the disrupted relationships. The necessary

and painful process that brings restoration and

purification can take place either in this life or in

Purgatory, as whatever part of the process remains

unfinished at death must be completed in Purgatory. Through an indulgence , God grants the prayer

of the Church that the temporal penalty for sin

due to someone be reduced [partial indulgence],

or possibly eliminated [plenary indulgence].

By God’s grace, participation in a prayer or action

that has an indulgence attached to it brings about

the necessary restoration and reparation without

the suffering that would normally accompany it.

The granting of an indulgence by the Church is

“the expression of the Church’s full confidence of

being heard by the Father when, in view of Christ's

merits and, by his gift, those of Our Lady and the

saints, she asks him to mitigate or cancel the painful

aspect of punishment by fostering its medicinal

aspect through other channels of grace.”3 What is the difference between a partial and

plenary indulgence? An indulgence is partial

or plenary according to whether it removes either

part [partial] or all [plenary] of the temporal

punishment due to sin.4 2 Manual of Indulgences N1 3 From USCCB website: http://www.usccb.org/

prayer-and-worship/prayers-and-devotions/

prayers/popular-devotional-practices-basic-

questions-and-answers.cfm 4 Manual of Indulgences N2

What are the conditions for obtaining

an indulgence? In order to be capable of gaining

indulgences one must be baptized, not excommuni-

cated, and in the state of grace at least at the

completion of the prescribed works. To gain an

indulgence, one must have at least the general

intention of doing so.5 Plenary Indulgence: Furthermore, for reception of a

Plenary Indulgence, which grants the remission of

all temporal punishment due to sin, in addition to

this good work or act of devotion, the Church

specifies four conditions: (1) sacramental confession,

(2) reception of Holy Communion, (3) prayer for the

intentions of the Holy Father, and (4) complete

detachment from all sin, even venial sin.6 Partial Indulgences: If the full disposition is lacking, or

if the work and the four prescribed conditions are

not fulfilled, [save certain specified exceptions], the

indulgence will only be partial.7 Note on Partial Indulgences: In the past, partial

indulgences were “counted” in days (e.g., 300 days)

or years (e.g., 5 years). Catholics often mistakenly

thought that this meant “time off of purgatory.”

Since there is no time in purgatory, as we under-

stand it, it meant instead the remission of temporal

punishment analogous to a certain amount of

penitence as practiced in the early Church. This was

a very generous standard, since the penitence

required for sacramental absolution in the early cen-

turies was arduous, indeed. However, with Pope

Paul VI’s 1968 revision of the Enchiridion

Indulgentiarum (Collection or Handbook of

Indulgences), this confusing way of counting

partial indulgences was suppressed, and the

evaluation of a partial indulgence left to God.8 Can a baptized person obtain an indulgence for

someone else? The faithful can obtain Partial or

Plenary indulgences for themselves, or they can

apply them to the dead.9 5 Manual of Indulgences N17 6 From USCCB website: http://www.usccb.org/

prayer-and-worship/prayers-and-devotions/

prayers/popular-devotional-practices-basic-

questions-and-answers.cfm 7 Manual of Indulgences N20 8 From EWTN website: https://www.ewtn.com/

Devotionals/mercy/what.htm 9 Manual of Indulgences N3

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Lighthouse Catholic Media

Love Hurts: The Truth Behind Redemptive

Suffering (CD) Fr. Robert Barron offers five sermons on the

spiritual discipline we must

cultivate in the Lenten season,

a discipline centered in Christ.

These meditations cover

topics such as finding our

identity in God, prayer as the

key to mission, our thirst for God, how to end our

alienation from God, and how to joyfully embrace

the way of happiness. Various CD’s, booklets and/or books are available

in the main entrance of the church. We kindly ask

for a $2 donation for each booklet, $3 donation for

each CD and $5 for each book to continue this

ministry. Please make checks payable to St. John

Vianney. For more information, contact the parish

office at 360.1147, ext. 233.

The Wild Goose series begins May 16th. Discussion groups will meet weekly on

Tuesday evenings at 6 p.m. and Thursday

mornings at 10 a.m. Watch upcoming bulletins for more information. To sign-up for discussion groups, contact

Rebecca Lorenzen at 543.2292, or Frank Boyle

at 360.1147.

Discovering a Deeper Relationship with the Holy Spirit

Men’s Ministry Newcomers and

returning parishioners

please join us. Upcoming meetings will be held on alternating

Tuesdays in Msgr. Trainor Parish Hall.

Meetings begin at 6 p.m. for pizza, with program

presentations 6:30–8 p.m. May and June meeting dates are as follows:

May 9 in the Vianney Center—St. Francis Room

May 23 in Msgr. Trainor Parish Hall

June 6 in Msgr. Trainor Parish Hall

June 20 in Msgr. Trainor Parish Hall

For more information, contact the parish office

at 360.1147.

Journey Together with SJVMM

Are You Led By The Spirit

Christ Renews His Parish Please pray for all the women attending the

Christ Renews His Parish retreat this weekend.

They will be attending the

10 a.m. Mass on Sunday as

they begin the last day of

their retreat. You will know

them by the joy on their faces as they spend a

weekend free of the worries of the world and

find renewal in the peace of Christ. Each woman

will in turn be praying for many of you and the

prayer intentions of the weekend will remain

on the altar next to the tabernacle all week.

The unconditional love of Jesus is poured out

once again upon all who answer his invitation.

Jesus we trust in you.

Moving or Changing Parishes? When moving in or out of St. John’s Parish,

or changing parishes, please notify the Parish

Office at 360.1147, ext. 207.

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The First Saturday Devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary The observance of the first

Saturday in honor of the

Immaculate Heart of Mary is

intended to make reparation

to it for the sins of mankind.

This devotion was revealed

by the Blessed Virgin to three

children, Francisco, Jacinta

and Lucia to whom she

appeared at Fatima, Portugal, in 1917.

On June 13, 1917, Our Lady specifically stated

in speaking to Lucia: Jesus wants to make use of

you to make me known and loved. He wants to estab-

lish in the world devotion to my Immaculate Heart. Our Lady repeated this in the July 13th apparition

when, after the vision of Hell that was granted to

the three children, she said: You have seen Hell,

where the souls of poor sinners go. To save them,

God wishes to establish in the world, devotion to my

Immaculate Heart. If what I say to you is done, many

souls will be saved and there will be peace. Our Lady

asks for reparation. There are so many souls

whom the Justice of God condemns for sins committed

against me, that I have come to ask reparation;

reparation to this Heart for the sins of mankind,

in particular the five kinds of offenses and

blasphemies against the Immaculate Heart of

Mary, namely: 1. Blasphemies against the Immaculate

Conception

2. Blasphemies against her perpetual virginity

3. Blasphemies against the divine and spiritual

maternity of Mary

4. Blasphemies involving the rejection and

dishonoring of her images

5. The neglect of implanting in the hearts of

children a knowledge and love of this

Immaculate Mother O’ my Jesus, I offer this love of Thee, for the conver-

sion of sinners, and in reparation for the sins

committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

The following First Saturday devotions are effica-

cious in honoring the Immaculate Heart of Mary: 1. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

2. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

3. Act of Consecration to the Immaculate Heart

of Mary

4. Act of Reparation

5. The Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary

6. The Sacrament of Reconciliation I promise to help at the hour of death, with the graces

needed for salvation, whoever on the First Saturday of

five consecutive months shall: 1. Confess and receive Holy Communion

2. Recite five decades of the Holy Rosary

3. Keep me company for fifteen minutes while

meditating on the fifteen mysteries of the Rosary,

with the intention of making reparation to me. St. John Vianney Parish observes this devotion on

the first Saturday of every month following the

8:15 a.m. Mass. All are welcome to participate.

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Church Bequests To observe the best method for naming the church

in your will or trust, please ask your attorney to

use the following terminology: “I give devise, and bequeath (amount, article,

stock, etc.) to Gregory L. Parkes, as Bishop of the

Diocese of St. Petersburg, and his successors in

the office, for the use of St. John Vianney Catholic

Church, 445 82nd Avenue, St. Pete Beach, FL

33706.”

2017 Annual Pastoral Appeal Assessment: $302,494

Amount Pledged: $149,682

Amount Paid: $112,368

Thank you for your generous contributions!

Scheduled Liturgies & Devotions

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament &

Chaplet of Divine Mercy and Benediction

Wednesdays, after the 8:15 a.m. Mass,

concluding with Benediction at 6:30 p.m. Bereavement—Vianney Center

The bereavement support group meetings are on

1st & 3rd Tuesdays, 9:15–10:15 a.m. Please call

Sr. Elizabeth to register at 360.1147, ext. 223. Morning Prayer “Divine Office”

Held in the church Monday–Friday at 7 a.m. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion

to the Homebound

If you are unable to attend Mass and would like

an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion

to bring Communion to your home or the home

of a loved one, call Priscilla at 360.1147, ext. 232. Legion of Mary

Mondays at 9:10 a.m.—Vianney Center Miraculous Medal Novena

Tuesdays, after the 8:15 a.m. Mass Rosary

Monday–Saturday: 7:30 a.m.

Thursday: after 8:15 a.m. Mass Rosary for the Unborn

First Friday of the month, after the 8:15 a.m. Mass.

(Sponsored by Legion of Mary) Rosary at the Grotto

For Persecuted Christians and Conversion of Hearts.

Every Wednesday at 6:45 p.m. outside St. John

Vianney Rectory, Our Lady of Fatima Grotto. Rosary for World Peace

First Saturday of the month, after the 8:15 a.m. Mass

(Sponsored by Catholic Daughters of the Americas)

For more information on our weekly scheduled

liturgies and devotions, please contact the parish

office at 727.360.1147.

Parish Sacrificial Giving Sunday, April 9, 2017:

Offertory: $29,454

School Appeal: $6,364 Sunday, April 16, 2017—Easter:

Offertory: $52,472 Sunday, April 23, 2017:

Offertory: $23,195 Thank you for your generosity!

Bulletin Deadlines BULLETIN: DEADLINE:

May 7 April 27

May 14 May 4

May 21 May 11 All bulletin articles are to be emailed by the above

listed deadline date to bulletin@sjvcc.org. To purchase advertising space in our bulletin,

please contact Messner Publications at

866.651.2111.