St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church

251 E. Main Street, Dallastown, PA 17313 (717) 246-3007 Website: sjdrcc.org

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Mass Times: Saturday 5:00 PM, Sunday 8:30 AM & 11:30 AM (Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM)

Weekdays - Please refer to the times listed inside this bulletin

Confessions: Saturday 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM, Rectory (back door ramp) or by appointment.

TWENTY FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 13, 2020

PARISH MISSION STATEMENT

We the faith community of St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church are rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Our Baptism calls us to a life of holiness in conformity to Jesus our Lord. We are called as a parish family by the Word of God, united in Jesus Christ, to welcome all who enter our par-ish and wish to belong to our church. We seek to manifest the Kingdom of God through worship, fellowship, education, evangelization and service.

PARISH STAFF

Pastor: Father Mark E. Weiss frmweiss@hbgdiocese.org Deacon: Deacon Dan Bernardy dbernardy@sjdrcc.org Office Administrator: Mrs. Shirley Cherry scherry@sjdrcc.org Receptionist: Mrs. Dana Kohajda dkohajda@sjdrcc.org Music Minister: Mrs. Patricia Germick pgermick@sjdrcc.org Coordinator of Religious Education: Mr. Timothy Tracey ttracey@sjdrcc.org 717-246-9959 Holy Trinity Catholic School 235 S. Beaver Street, York, PA 17401 Principal: Mrs. Kathleen Smith Website: www.htcsyork.org 717-854-8263

EUCHARISTIC PRAYER AND ADORATION Eucharistic Prayer & Adoration is held monthly on the first Friday (immediately after the 8:30 AM Mass until 10:30 AM) and the third Sunday from 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM.

BAPTISM Baptisms are held monthly on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays at 10:00 AM. Sponsors must be Catholic, at least 16 years old, have been baptized and confirmed, to actively living the Catholic faith and participating in their parish. If a sponsor is married, their marriage must be recognized by the church. Baptism instruction class is required for par-ents who wish to have their first baby baptized. Class is held on the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00 PM. Pre-registration is required. PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE FOR GUIDELINES.

MATRIMONY Parishioners planning to be married should call Fr. Weiss as soon as they decide to get married. It is important to reserve the church and to make sure that the priest’s schedule is free.

SPONSOR CERTIFICATES Baptism or Confirmation sponsor forms can be issued to active registered members of the parish and who are re-ceiving the Sacraments on a regular basis.

HOLY COMMUNION TO THE SICK

There will be no holy communion to the sick at this time. We will update once we resume the Monday morning schedule. If you have any questions, please feel free to email or call the church office.

HAVE YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW… Expressed an interest in becoming Catholic? Do you have a child over the age of seven who has not been baptized? Are you a bap-tized Catholic, but have not celebrated the Sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist?

We offer an opportunity to come together in a small group to learn more about our faith. Sessions focus on the teach-ings and experience of Church and prepare individuals to celebrate the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Eucharist. There are separate sessions for adults and teens. You are welcome to participate in the process with your questions, your insights and your faith story in a warm, accepting setting. For more information please contact Deacon Dan at 717-880-3730, or email: dber-nardy@sjdrcc.org. 2 - 250

ADULT FAITH FORMATION

Adult Education: Fr. Mark Weiss - 246-3007 Discuss the Homily / RCIA: Deacon Dan Bernardy - 246-3007 Morning Glory Prayer Group: Bernadette Bernardy - 246-3007 Prayer Group: Tanya Bankert - 781-6997 Pro-Life Activities: Cathy Farrell - 428-3980 40 Days for Life: Michael Michaud - 817-8125 Women’s Book Club: Kathy Hudson - 244-4270 Bible Study (Fall/Spring): Kathy Hudson - 244-4270

MUSIC & LITURGY

Coordinator and Organist: Pat Germick - 244-8965 Adult Choir: Katie Zienkiewicz - 434-3444 Children’s Choir: Betty Folger - 246-6283

YOUTH & CHILDREN’S MINISTRY

Rel. Ed. Coordinator: Timothy Tracey - 246-9959 Holy Trinity Catholic School: Kathleen Smith - 854-8263 Holy Trinity Catholic School Board: Jennifer Boger - 324-4552 York Catholic High School: Katie Seufert - 846-8871

PROGRAMS & ORGANIZATIONS

Apostolate of Good: Bernadette Bernardy - 246-3007 Bereavement Ministry: Kathy Barnes - 428-5494 Companions on the Journey: Kathy Barnes - 428-5494 Women of St. Joseph’s: Carol Sipe - 741-0029 Emmanuel’s Closet: Ruth Domurad - 741-0275 Facilities Committee: Dave Anderson - 246-3007 Finance Council & Dev.: Marci Reihart - 880-6919 Knights of Columbus: Ed Lane (www.koc1530.com) - 244-5755 Pacesetters (seniors): Beth Breen - 252-4166 Pastoral Council: Joseph Valenti - 659-1299 Retrouvaille: George & Mary Russo - 244-3524 SCRIP Program: Church Office - 246-3007 Soup Kitchen Volunteers: Cathy Raucci - 417-5543 St. Michael’s Guard: Bryan Ness - 793-1151 St. Vincent de Paul (assistance to the needy) - 246-3007 Veterans & First Responders Spiritual Support Group: Dea-con Dan Bernardy - 880-3730

SCRIPTURE READINGS

Sept 14, Mon: Nm 21:4b-9; Ps 78:1bc-2, 34-35, 36-37, 38; Phil 2:6-11; Jn 3:13-17 Sept 15, Tues: 1 Cor 12:12-14, 27-31a; Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 4, 5; Jn 19:25- 27 or Lk 2:33-35 Sept 16, Wed: 1 Cor 12:31-13:13; Ps 33:2-3, 4-5, 12 and 22; Lk 7:31-35 Sept 17, Thurs: 1 Cor 15:1-11; Ps 118:1b-2, 16ab-17, 28; Lk 7:36-50 Sept 18, Fri: 1 Cor 15:12-20; Ps 17:1bcd, 6-7, 8b and 15; Lk 8:1-3 Sept 19, Sat: 1 Cor 15:35-37, 42-49; Ps 56:10c-12, 13-14; Lk 8:4-15

TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Sept 20, Sun: Is 55:6-9; Ps 145:2-3, 8-9, 17-18; Phil 1:20c-24, 27a; Mt 20:1-16a

EMMANUEL'S CLOSET Donations needed for September are: cereal, pancake mix, canned fruit, carrots, canned pasta, sauerkraut, canned potatoes, spam & frosting (assorted flavors). Please note: Food may be dropped off at Emmanuel's Closet every Saturday from 9:00 AM - Noon at the basement of St. Paul's UCC, 205 West Main St., Dal-lastown. Also, grocery gift cards & monetary donations are al-ways welcome, which may be put in an envelope & placed in the collection basket at church. Thanks to all that have continued to care for our 300plus people that we serve in our local community during this Covid-19 virus. We have been able to give extra bags of food to each family at this time.

Sat Sept 12 5:00 PM Joseph Patanella Sun Sept 13 8:30 AM People of the Parish 11:30 AM Vincent & Rita Shyblowski Tues Sept 15 7:30 AM NO MASS Wed Sept 16 7:30 AM NO MASS Thur Sept 17 7:30 AM NO MASS Fri Sept 18 8:30 AM NO MASS Sat Sept 19 5:00 PM Richard Seymore Sun Sept 20 8:30 AM Deacon Dan & Bernadette Bernardy, special intention 11:30 AM People of the Parish

MASS INTENTIONS

BAPTIZED AT ST. JOSEPH Congratulations to our newest parishioner who was baptized recently: Jameson Charles Brozovic

PARISH FINANCES

Sept. 6, 2020 Sunday offering and Online Giving: $11,406.00 Maintenance Fund: $ 2,744.50 Diocesan Annual Campaign: $52,859.00 2020 Diocesan Annual Campaign Goal: $92,757.00 Sept 6 Attendance: 259* Envelopes used: 147 Enrolled Online: 175 Online Giving: 64 Same Sunday last year $ 9,126.50 Attendance: 592 Envelopes Used: 196

Enrolled Online: 124 Online Giving: 42 * Green Phase of Covid 19 Needed to meet our expenses each week: $10,781.00

Today’s second collection is for the Peter’s Pence Collection.

Special collection for Sept 19 & 20 is for the Women’s Care Cen-ter, York.

Altar Flowers - if you are interested in purchasing altar flowers for a particular weekend or special occasion, please call the office. Thank you for your generous support of our parish.

For online giving: Sign up on our website at sjdrcc.org, click on the church icon, click online located on the top menu bar and then click on the hyperlink address not the logo. “Please check the welcome page for current events”.

St. Joseph has benefited from time to time from being included in the wills of parishioners. Please consider us when you are writing your wills or planning your estate. Your generous gift means that your good works will live on after your death.

THIS WEEK IN THE PARISH

Monday, Sept 14 6:30 PM Veteran’s & First Responders Spiritual Group meeting Tuesday, Sept 15 7:30 AM NO Mass 6:30 PM Pastoral Council, lawn area

Wednesday, Sept 16 7:30 AM NO Mass Thursday, Sept 17 7:30 AM NO Mass 4:00 PM Finance Council, parking lot 6:45 PM Prayer Group, parking lot

Friday, Sept 18 8:30 AM NO Mass Saturday, Sept 19 10:00 AM Baptism, church 11:00 AM Baptism, church 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM Confession, rectory office ramp 5:00 PM Mass

Sunday, Sept 20 8:30 AM Mass 11:30 AM Mass 12:30 PM Communion, parking lot, Rectory office ramp

Please check our website: sjdrcc.org or follow us on Facebook at St. Joseph Parish Dallastown for updates.

If there is a funeral there will be no morning Mass due to the time constraints in sanitizing the church.

We continue to pray for the men and women of our military, po-lice, firefighters, health care professionals, and

first responders

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We Welcome All Newcomers and Visitors: Thank you for worshipping with us. To reg-ister as a parishioner, our registration forms are located in the kiosk in the Narthex or you may call the parish office at 717-246-3007.

From the desk of Father Weiss: Dear Friends, I do believe that our Lord Jesus wants us to draw closer to him during these difficult times. Yes, we should always be trying our best to do that but I think there are a lot of peo-ple who have these anxieties about life, their families, work, our country, the world and they do not take the time to go to our Lord in prayer. Our Lord is there to say, "Ask and you shall receive". He wants to be a generous loving parent who takes care of his children, yet for some reason, many are afraid to ask now......Or if that, don't know that the Lord is there for them. How sad! Even by spending a few minutes a day in prayer, reflecting on the life of our Lord in Sacred Scripture will give us an enumerable amount of peace to navi-gate our life. God bless, Fr. Weiss

We Welcome All Newcomers and Visitors: Thank you for worshipping with us.

To register as a parishioner, our registration forms are located in the kiosk in the narthex or call the office.

Grandparents’ Day

‘Grandpa, tell me 'bout the good old days Sometimes it feels like this world's gone crazy

And Grandma, take me back to yesterday When the line between right and wrong

Didn't seem so hazy

Did lovers really fall in love to stay And stand beside each other, come what may?

Was a promise really something people kept Not just something they would say and then forget

Did families really bow their heads to pray Did daddies really never go away?

Oh, Grandpa, tell me 'bout the good old days

Grandma, everything is changing fast We call it progress, but I just don't know

And Grandpa, let's wander back into the past And paint me the picture of long ago’

Lyrics by Jamie O’hara

DEACON DAN’S CORNER

CHURCH OFFICE HOURS The office hours during the Green phase will be Tues-day, Wednesday, Thurs-day from 8 AM - 4 PM. Any-one entering the office MUST wear a mask and maintain 6ft social distanc-ing.

How to become a Catholic

Becoming a Catholic is one of the most profound and joyous experiences of life. Some are blessed to re-ceive this gift while infants, and over the course of time they grow into a recognition of the grace that has been bestowed upon them and of the dignity and wonder of their identity as Catholics. Others come into the Catholic fold when they are older children or adults. These should have a grasp of the process by which one becomes Catholic.

A person is brought into full communion with the Catholic Church through reception of the three sacraments of Christian initiation–baptism, confirmation, and the Eucharist–but the process by which one becomes a Catholic can take different forms. Someone who is baptized in the Catholic Church becomes a Catholic at that moment. One’s initiation is deepened by Confirma-tion and the Eucharist, but one becomes a Catholic at Baptism. This is true both for children who are baptized (and receive the other two sacraments later) and for adults who are baptized, confirmed, and receive the Eucharist at one time. Those who have been baptized outside the Catholic Church become Catholics by making a profession of the Catholic faith and by being received formally into the Church. This is normally followed immediately by confirmation and the Eucharist. Before a person is ready to be received into the Church, whether by baptism or by profession of faith, preparation is necessary. For adults and children who have reached the age of reason (age seven), entrance into the Church is governed by the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA). The amount and the form of this preparation depends on the individual’s circumstances. The most basic division in the kind of preparation needed is between those who are unbaptized and those who became Christian through baptism in a non-Catholic church. For information, please contact Father Weiss by email at frmweiss@hbgdiocese.org, or call the Parish Office at 717-246-3007. 4-250

THE BOOK CLUB We will read “Carrying Albert Home” by Homer Hickam for Sep-tember. We will meet

on Tuesday, September 22nd on the lawn at 7:00 PM. For more information, please call Kathy Hudson at 244-4270.

By this time, all of our children are back to school in some format or another and, we are either liking it or maybe not. Whatever side of the fence we fall on in this case, remember that our behavior can be a lesson to our children. Depending on how we are wired we all have our limits to how soon we will lose our tempers and our patients with how things are going. So, today’s lesson is one in basic Christian behavior. When we notice that a neigh-bor, co-worker, or family member has come to their limit, trade kindness for evil. All of us need to hit the reset button every now and then.

The Religious Education program here at St. Jo-seph’s has gone all electronic. Because our les-sons will be posted online through google class-room, and YouTube, your children will be able to work at their own pace and understanding and on our end, we can take registration for a longer peri-od of time.

Register online through our website and we will add you to our lists according to grade level. The first lessons will be posted the week of September 13th. We will be using the Formed Video platform throughout the year, so please register for that as well.

St. Gregory the Great implies that we will grow in the wisdom of God when we are humbled before him.

Keep with God and Keep it real – Tim

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We're off to a great start to the new school year! 90% of our students are in the building for in-person learning. We still have openings available in all grades. Our first back to school night will be held virtually Wednesday, September 9th.

Kathleen Smith, Principal

Holy Trinity Catholic School Mission Statement: Holy Trinity Catholic School partners with families to provide an exceptional educational ex-perience that supports students on their Christ- Centered Journey. We promote academic excellence and lifelong service to others in an environ-ment formed by the teachings of Jesus Christ.

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