ST. LUKE CATHOLIC CHURCH 1606 Blanding Blvd., Middleburg, Fl

ST. LUKE CATHOLIC CHURCH
1606 Blanding Blvd., Middleburg, Fl. 32068
(904) 282-0439 Fax: (904) 291-9711
www.stlukesparish.org
PASTOR
Rev. Andy Blaszkowski
PAROCHIAL VICAR
Rev. Pervaiz Masih
DEACONS
Deacon Bob DeLuca
Deacon Steve Arnold
MISSIONARY SISTERS OF THE
HOLY FAMILY
Sr. Danuta Kujalowicz, Superior
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
SATURDAY VIGIL MASS - 5:00pm
SUNDAY - 8:15am & 11:00am
WEEKDAY SCHEDULE
Monday - Friday
Morning MASS - 8:30AM
7:00pm FIRST FRIDAY MASS
and HOLY HOUR
RECONCILIATION
SATURDAY 3:30pm
WEDNESDAY following the 8:30am Mass
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Monday 9:00am - 6:30pm
NOVENA TO THE MIRACULOUS MEDAL
Tuesday following 8:30am Mass
ROSARY
Wednesday following 8:30am Mass
ANNUNCIATION SCHOOL MASS
Thursday 8:30 am - during school year
CHAPLET OF DIVINE MERCY
Monday 6:30pm
HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION
8:30am & 7:00pm
V SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
February 8, 2015
FIRST SATURDAY
MASS FOR THE NATION
8:30am
OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP
CHAPEL
St. Vincent Hospital
Monday thru Friday
12:00 noon Mass
WAKE UPTHE WORLD!
2015 Year of Consecrated life
From the Pastor’s Desk:
February 8, 2015
In a powerful way, today's liturgy brings our attention to reflect upon the meaning of family - God's family- a
family of believers, becoming "all things to all, to save at least some." Being God's family, then, calls us beyond our
own individual family, our own parish or city, beyond social class. It is literally a family of everyone, open to
everyone, for the sake of everyone. Let today's celebration shape us more fully as God's family, where the Lord's
Table beckons all to be made one.
In the context of family, this weekend in our parish we will conduct the Bishop’s Annual Stewardship Appeal.
The theme of the Appeal is: "One Faith. One Family”. It is a reminder of who we are, who we are called to be. Every
time we say the creed, we reaffirm the fact that we are members of “one, holy, Catholic and apostolic Church.” How
often do we reflect on these words? The Appeal provides an opportunity to reflect on the fact that every Catholic is a
part of their local Church or parish, and part of the universal Church. Each of us is responsible not only for our own
parish, but also for the well-being of our Church throughout our diocese and the world. As “One Faith and One
Family”, all are asked to give to this campaign that supports and provides critical funding to four very important
ministries: pays for the education of our seminarians, helps the poor and those facing emergencies through Catholic
Charities, provides support for designated Catholic schools, and enables new communications and evangelization to
our faithful, our youth and young adults, and our fallen away brothers and sisters.
Stewardship is an act of faith, it is at the heart of our lives as faithful members of the Church. It means we are
ready to recognize all we have and all we are is a gift from God. How will you respond to His gifts to you?
Today when you are handed an envelope at Mass, please make a pledge if your circumstances allow. Your gift
should be something in addition to what you give to your parish. Every gift is important, and as one large family, we
can do so much more! If you received your pledge form in the mail, and have already returned it, thank you! For
those of you who did not receive a mailing or need more time to respond, we will conduct our in-pew pledge process
at all Masses again next weekend.
As your Pastor, and a member of Bishop’s Advisory Stewardship Appeal Committee for the last 2 years, I want to
assure you that the funds you contribute are deeply appreciated by our seminarians and the thousands of people who
will benefit from your generosity. On behalf of Bishop Estévez and myself, I thank you for your generous
contribution to the Bishop’s Annual Stewardship Appeal. May God bless you!
In 1997, Pope Saint John Paul II instituted a Day of Prayer for Women and Men in Consecrated Life. This
celebration is attached to the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord on February 2nd, also known as Candlemas Day,
symbolizing Christ who is the Light of the World. So, too, those in consecrated life are called to reflect the light of
Jesus Christ to all peoples. The celebration of World Day for Consecrated Life is transferred to the following Sunday
in order to highlight the gift of consecrated persons for the whole Church. I invite you to pray for all those who have
made commitments in the consecrated life, and be sure to thank them on their special day. In our parish, we are
blessed with the ministry of the Missionary Sisters of the Holy Family. Grateful for their presence, it is my prayer
that they may continue to be inspired by Jesus Christ and respond generously to God's gift of their vocation.
The Church also celebrates today - World Marriage Sunday - showing the fundamental importance of marriage
and the family to the life of Christianity. This special day provides an opportunity to celebrate and to pray for the gift
and blessing of marriage and to affirm and support engaged and married couples.
Wednesday, February 11th is the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes and World Day of the Sick, an occasion of reflection
and prayer for all those who suffer, but also for those who work in health care ministries. At the morning Mass we
will celebrate the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick. Please join us and extend an invitation to those who suffer
and to those who work in the medical field.
Have a blessed week!
With prayers, Fr. Andy
Hungering for the Journey
Join our parish community—and more
than 13,000 Catholic communities across
the United States—in a life-changing
Lenten journey with CRS Rice Bowl.
Pick up your family’s rice bowl from the
church welcoming area
On February 18, Ash Wednesday.
Don’t forget to download
the CRS Rice Bowl app!
Remember, your
Lenten sacrifices change lives.
St. Luke Parish
Traditional Lenten Fish Fry
Fish Fry Dates: Feb 20, March 6, March 20, and March 27
Time: 5:30 - 6:45pm
Menu: Fried or baked fish, coleslaw, baked beans, hush puppies and dessert
Tickets: Sold after every Mass beginning February 7th and in the Parish Office
TICKET COST: $8.00 PER PERSON or $30 PER PACKET of 4 TICKETS
(CHILDREN 10 and UNDER FREE)
SAVE $2.00 BY PURCHASING PACKET FOR 4 DINNERS FOR $30.00
Tickets available for sale after Mass.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS - Following the Dinner
PARISH STAFF
MINISTRY HEAD DIRECTORY
Rev. Andy Blaszkowski, Pastor…….…….……...….ext. 111
[email protected]
Rev. Pervaiz Masih, Parochial Vicar.………….………ext. 141
[email protected]
Deacon Bob DeLuca, Director of Religious Education….ext. 117
[email protected]
Deacon Steve Arnold……………………………...320-339-1912
[email protected]
Wendy Hughes, Rel. Ed. Administrative Assistant…...ext. 117
[email protected]
Stephen Eiswert, Adult Faith Coordinator… …...…..ext. 113
[email protected]
Theresa Hedberg, Office Manager…...……………...ext. 121
[email protected]
Anita Tooke, Office Assistant..………………..…….ext. 100
[email protected]
Maureen Bella, Bookkeeper……….……...................ext. 115
[email protected]
Stephen Eiswert, Youth Director………………..…..ext. 113
[email protected]
Kathleen James, Director of Music Ministry..………ext. 142
[email protected]
Brian Cerabona, ECHO Apprentice………………...ext. 143
[email protected]
ALTAR SERVERS.………..………....….Marcia Vigue...994-3240
ADORATION of HOLY EUCHARIST…….Leigh Clark…..591-1473
AMERICAN HERITAGE GIRLS……….…Alison Duvall...718-7563
ANNULMENT COMPANIONS………….…Vicki Kelly.....375-2644
BEREAVEMENT MINISTRY……………Diane Phillips…282-4114
BLANKET MINISTRY………..……Cathie Donnellon…….406-0535
CATHOLIC CHARITIES……….….Bernie Johnston...282-0439x114
CHILDRENS LUTURGY OF THE WORD..Jackie Nuzum.888-0741
COUNCIL of CATHOLIC WOMEN…...….Theresa Tocco..282-7104
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS………….Mary & Ted Neal...406-0855
FAMILY SERVICE MINISTRY………....Helen Brummer...673-8450
FESTIVAL……………………………..……Alison Duvall...718-7563
FINANCE COMMITTEE………………...…...Joe Kinsey...781-3183
FLORAL & LANDSCAPE MINISTRY……..…Anita Tooke...282-0439
GIFT BEARERS……………………….…...Laura Zanone...214-9792
GREETERS………………………………....Joan McLain...406-2718
HOME SCHOOL.Rhonda [email protected]
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS….……… .....Jim Santo……..626-5113
LADIES AUXILIARY…….…………..Lillian Scarborough..635-3358
LECTORS………………………………………..Peggy Stern….291-0982
LEGION OF MARY…...…Kathleen [email protected]
LINK……………………..…Melanie [email protected]
Business Hours………………...……..……..9:00am-4:30pm
Closed for lunch 12:30pm-1:30pm
Welcome! New Parishioners!!
Ms. Felicia Sullivan, The Weiss Family, Ms. Benita Pupurins,
The Gibas Family, The Naddour Family, The Allison Family
Our Visitors: We thank you for celebrating the Holy Eucharist with
us this weekend. If you are visiting, we pray that you have a
wonderful visit and safe travel. If you are new to the area and are
considering St. Luke Church as your Parish Family, please stop by
the Church Office during regular office hours to register. Registration
forms are also available in the vestibule of the Church.
MOVING/CHANGE OF ADDRESS: Please notify the parish office
at 282-0439 if you are moving or if you have a new telephone
number.
FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED
SERVICES ARE BROADCAST INSIDE THE
CHURCH. TUNE ANY FM RADIO TO 91.1
ATTENTION
The Diocese of Saint Augustine treats all allegations of sexual
misconduct seriously and deals with all allegations in a prompt,
confidential and thorough manner. To Report Abuse, call:
Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator (904) 262-3200, ext.
129, or the Department of Children and Families at:
1-800-96-Abuse (800) 962-2873.
LITURGY COORDINATOR…………………...….. Kim Floyd @226-4689
MARTHA’S KITCHEN……………..……Mary McMaster...406-0546
NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING…...……...Amy Karney...406-5076
NURSERY.…Mauricia Buchanan 610-4517..Debbie Walsh.291-7720
PARISH COUNCIL…………………….George Ferfecki.....219-9772
PARISH OUTREACH………………….Wendy Hughes .....631-6885
PRAY for ME……………………………...Bill Donnelly.....813-5503
RCIA for ADULTS………………………………..Pat Noll...282-3790
RCIA for CHILDREN……………....Georgeanne Donnelly 215-0672
RELIGIOUS GIFT SHOP………………..….Joni Shipley...282-7146
RESPECT LIFE...……………….…...Carolyn Harrington...282-9906
ROSARY MAKERS…………………...….Arlene Tomaro...282-1287
SACRISTAN…...……………………………...Joe Scott…..282-9209
BOY SCOUTS…………………………….Ron Burckhard..813-6804
SPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATOR……..Judy Stamer...291-0793
STEWARDSHIP…………………………...….Joe Kinsey...781-3183
TRAVELING CHALICE MINISTRY…Barbara Gibbons…..635-0602
USHERS……………………………………...….Joe Scott...282-9209
WEDDING COORDINATOR……………..Tama Barrett.....536-8181
Our Edward K. Rooney Parish Center is available for rental for
receptions, showers, meetings, for anniversary/birthday parties.
Please call the Parish Office at 282-0439 for more information or
to reserve the center for your special event.
Missionary Sisters of the Holy Family
Our special mission is to prolong Christ's prayer from the
Last Supper:
"I PRAY THAT THEY MAY ALL BE ONE...
THAT THE
WORLD WILL BELIEVE." (J 17,21)
For more information about the Missionary Sisters of the
Holy Family contact:
www.holyfamilysisters.us
Contact our sisters at St. Luke Catholic Church:
Sr. Danuta at [email protected]
“Bringing Christ’s Mission to the
World, one Child at a Time!”
2014-2015 Rates
(effective July 1, 2014)
Infants: $210/week
It is our mission at St. Luke Child Care Center to
serve the families of our community by providing a
quality child care and preschool where children
can grow physically, emotionally,
One’s: $200/week
Two’s: $175/week
Three’s: $150/week
HOURS OF CARE
6:30 AM– 6:30 PM
MONDAY-FRIDAY
VPK Wrap: $115/week
Part-Time Preschool Rates
(ages 2-4 year old)
Mon-Fri 9:00-12:00 $350/month
Mon-Fri 6:30-12:00 $500/month
Phone: 904.406.9510
Fax: 904.406.9514
Email: [email protected]
LICENSED THROUGH DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES ~C04CL029~
Pope Francis's
General Prayer Intention
Universal: Prisoners: That prisoners, especially the young, may be
able to rebuild lives of dignity.
For Evangelization: Separated Spouses: That married people who are
separated may find welcome and support in the Christian community.
Piano Lessons Register Now!
Private Piano Lessons
Are now offered at St. Luke Catholic Church
Taught by the Parish organist, Christine Couch.
Tuesday - 3:00 until 7:00 pm
St. Luke Parish Business Owners
In order to support our St. Luke Parish Business Owners,
a request is being made from each of you with a "Mom &
Pop" business to submit your business name to:
[email protected]
Also include
with your company name, the address, phone number,
website, e-mail address and a brief description of your
business. With enough participation, St. Luke will
hopefully be able to organize and share a directory of
these businesses for the convenience of all parishioners
of St. Luke. Any questions, please call Annabelle
Hamachek at 272-1440 between 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday.
Wednesday & Thursday
3:00 until 6:00pm
For more information
and to sign up, call
Christine Couch at
404-510-2995
Bishop Patrick Barry
Council 10626
Ladies Auxiliary
Sweet Heart Dance
February 14, 2015
8:00 P.M.
St. Luke Parish Hall
Adults Only
$10.00 per person
Music by Steve Brown
King & Queen will be crowned.
Finger foods will be included.
Please join the fun
Gift Bearers
We are asking families to sign up to participate in the Liturgy
of the Eucharist by being Gift Bearers at the weekend
Masses. You may choose a random date or a date that means
something to you. Consider celebrating a birthday or
anniversary, or a date to remember a loved one. Perhaps you
will have family or friends from out of town with whom you
would like to share this special day. Whatever the occasion, be
assured that this simple act will bring great joy to your family.
Kindly contact the Gift Bearers Coordinator, Laura Zanone at
214-9792or662-9638 or you can email: [email protected]
for more information and to book your date.
Friday, March 13
6:30 pm
6:45 pm
7:30 pm
9:00 pm
ASH WEDNESDAY AND FASTING FOR
LENT
February 18, 2015 Mass 6:30am, 8:30am,
7:00pm
The church’s laws for fast and abstinence
during Lent, which begins on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 18.
Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are days of fasting.
Catholics between the ages of 18 and 59 are permitted one
full meal and two lesser meals per day (which together
should not equal one full meal), with no eating between
meals.
Ash Wednesday and all Fridays of Lent are days of
abstinence. Catholics who are 14 years or older, should
abstain from meat entirely. Soups and gravies made from
meat are permitted.
Official Opening of Eucharistic Congress by Bishop Felipe J. Estevez
Presentation by Scott Hahn
Stations of the Cross with Parish and Ministry participation
Young Adult Track
Confessions and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will be available throughout the Congress
Saturday, March 14
8:00am
9:00am
10:00am
12:30pm
4:00pm
Eucharistic Procession with Parish and Ministry banners
Keynote address by Cardinal Timothy Dolan of the Archdiocese of New York
Mass concelebrated by Cardinal Dolan, Bishop Estevez, and Bishop John J. Snyder
Tracks begin in Spanish and English, and for Children and Youth. They run simultaneously
Closing Ceremony
Confessions and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will be available throughout the Congress
For more information and details visit www.floridaeucharist.org or call Erin McGeever at 904-262-0661
The parish will be renting a bus for Friday, March 13th (leaving the parking lot at 4:00pm for the
Stations of the Cross returning after the Stations) and on Saturday, March 14th leaving the parking lot
at 7:00am and returning at 8:00pm. There will be a nominal fee of $5 per day.
If you would be interested in meeting at the church to ride the bus to and from the convention center,
please contact Anita Tooke at 282-0439 ext. 100 or email: [email protected] to make your
reservations by March 5, 2015
PARISH OUTREACH
The next FOOD DISTRIBUTION DAY
Will be Saturday, February 21, from 10am
to noon.
We will sort the food on Friday, February 20
at 7pm AFTER THE FISH FRY.
Volunteers are needed.
Our pantry needs:
cereal and other breakfast foods,
canned fruit
tuna
macaroni and cheese
SAVE THE DATE!
MAR CH 7, 2015
FATHER - DAUGHTER DANCE
COME AND HAVE AN EVENING OF FUN,
FOOD, AND MUSIC
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
In 1565, a small band of Spanish explorers and priests
celebrated Mass on the shores of North Florida in preparation
for starting a settlement there. They named their new home St.
Augustine in honor of the saint on whose feast day they
sighted land. It was here our Catholic faith was firmly planted
in this country. As we reflect on the importance of this year; let
us remember if we truly believe in One Faith and act as One
Family, we can continue to build the kingdom of God. When
the history of the next 450 years is written, may it be said of us
what good disciples we were! We faced economic uncertainty
and shifting demographics; we faced threats to the church
from society and scandal from within. We prayed and
celebrated the Eucharist together. We invested in the life of
the church through our sacrificial gifts. And through our efforts
and the grace of God, people in our diocese came to know the
love of our Lord Jesus Christ. The Bishop’s Annual
Stewardship Appeal enables our diocese to reach out to those
who need to know the love of Jesus and his message of hope
and salvation. It provides us with an opportunity to live as good
stewards and to return a portion of the gifts God has blessed
us with. I pray that each of you will give to this Appeal not
because you are asked, but because you want to give –
knowing that your gift is faith in action. We can do so much
more when we serve him together.
I am,
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Most Rev. Felipe J. Estévez, S.T.D.
Bishop of St. Augustine
CATHOLIC YOUTH MINISTRY
When you are a part of CYM you will have the opportunity to hang out and have fun
with other kids your own age and participate in many activities such as:
Youth nights with various activities, game nights, movie nights, retreats, youth rallies,
fun fundraisers, activities with youth from other parishes, and much more.
Contact the Youth Director Stephen Eiswert at [email protected] if you’re
interested in becoming a part of the Youth Ministry in any way.
CYM Meeting – Wednesday Feb. 11th from 6-8pm (Parish Hall)
PRACTICE BEGINS SUNDAY FEBRUARY 22 AT 5:30 PM IN THE PARISH HALL FOR
THE LIVING STATIONS OF THE CROSS
ALL JUNIOR HIGH AND HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH ARE WELCOME TO BE A PART OF THIS AMAZING EXPERIENCE
THIS EVENT IS SPONSORED BY ST. LUKE’S CYM
Job Opportunity
SILENT AUCION
Spring Festival,
May 1, 2, &3, 2015
We are accepting
donated items for the auction and invite you to
contact us if you would like to donate.
Gift certificates and items donated by individuals and
businesses are tax deductible.
Thank You, See You at The Festival
Contact Joyce Johnson @ 237-0636
Or Wendy Hughes @ 631-6885
For information or assistance
Bishop John J. Snyder High School is looking for a
long-term substitute teacher for English 3 and
AP English Language & Composition.
The position is for 12 weeks.
Please send your resume to:
[email protected] or
Parish Directory
If you had your picture taken for the parish
directory and have not yet picked up your book,
please come by the parish office during normal
business hours sometime in the next two weeks,
Monday-Friday from 9:00am-4:30 pm. The office
is closed for lunch from 12:30pm-1:30pm.
Coffee and donuts are available in
Faith Hall following Sunday
morning Masses.
Sponsored by Parish Outreach.
ADULT FAITH
Steve Eiswert, Adult Faith Coordinator
[email protected]
(904) 282 - 0439 x113
The Men’s Monday Evening Prayer Group Presents:
Living The Discerning Life
Fr. Timothy Gallagher, O.M.V. of the Oblates of the Virgin Mary, leads a ten-part retreat based on the 14 rules
of St. Ignatius of Loyola. Fr. Gallagher explains how St. Ignatius and others converted their lives from ones of
emptiness and sin leading away from God to lives rich in the fullness of God’s grace. In ten episodes Father
Gallagher shows how we can apply Ignatius’ 14 rules to our daily lives helping us to draw closer to the Father.
Meetings take place @ 7pm in the Hope Room on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month
All who are interested can come to a meeting or may contact the Adult Faith Office.
SPIRITUAL GROWTH CORNER - THE BIBLE
There are many ways to approach reading the Bible. You could, of course, start at Genesis and read your way through
Revelation. It is one way to do it and millions of people do it this way every year. They start the year with a resolution to
read the Bible, and they do, from start to finish. The primary problem with this approach is that the books are not even
placed in chronological order, and so the bigger picture can be lost. The Bible was not assembled to be read from
beginning to end.
Start with the Gospels-Mathew, Mark, Luke, and John. Don’t just read them once. Read them over and over, fifteen or
twenty minutes a day, for a whole year. Allow the life and teachings of Jesus Christ to sink their roots deep into your heart,
mind, soul, and life.
(Excerpt from “Rediscover Catholicism – A Spiritual Guide to Living with Passion & Purpose by Matthew Kelly)
LIGHTHOUSE AUDIO CDs
A new supply of Audio CDs are available in the Narthex. A $3.00 donation is requested. Check out our new
titles for some excellent Catholic listening while you are driving along in your car.
Religious Ed Class Schedule
Sunday PREP
Wednesday PREP
9:30-10:45am
6:30-7:45pm
NO PREP FEBRUARY 15 AND 18
Confirmation
Next FCFE
SPIRIT DAY FEB 7, 2015
BISHOP SNYDER HIGH SCHOOL
10-6 pm
Feb 14, 2015 9:00-10:15AM
Annunciation School
***URGENT UPDATE****
You can be jeopardizing your child receiving their
sacraments if all information is not received
by the Religious Education Department.
Contact Wendy 282-0439 ext 117 Or [email protected]
Educating
Hearts &
Minds for a
Lifetime
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….And We Can Dance
Valentines Civitan Dance
Friday February 13th 7-9pm
Parish Hall
Hello Everyone! This is a reminder to all that the Civitan Dance is coming up soon! For those of you that are
familiar, you know what that means!!! Yes, we are asking for your help again to make this a success.
Items Needed:
Finger Foods, Mini Sandwichs(egg salad, bologna etc), Chips, Dips, Salsa, Cupcakes, Pizza Rolls,
Chicken Nuggets, Cheese Sticks, Meat balls, Veggies, Cheetos, Cookies, Fruit, Cheese and Crackers Etc.
Diet 2 Liter Sodas (these are take home gifts)
Dollar Store Items, young adult goodies (these are used as gift items)
For those that have never heard of this dance, our Outreach Ministry at St. Luke sponsors this event 3 times a year. The “Civitans” are a group of
young adults with special needs. They are a club that gets together once a month at various locations. When they come to “our place” we host a
dance.
This is a really fun thing to host. If you are uncomfortable or have never worked with special needs, please don’t be. These kids (as we call
them) will welcome you with everything that they have. Don’t plan on just coming once…because you will be hooked! It is so much fun, and it
will remind you of the pureness of God’s love. We hope to see you there!
Set Up Crew Arrive by 5:00pm
Hosts Arrive by 6:30pm
Food and Gifts may be delivered to the parish office anytime on the 13th or after 5pm to the parish hall. Please mark “Civitan”.
Teens may come with parents for community service hours to help host/clean up. Please bring your service hours sheets to be signed.
If you will be bringing something or plan on helping with this most worthy event, Please call Jackie Nuzum at 888-0741.
Thank you for always so generously responding to His call.
 THANK YOU 
FOR YOUR GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION TO
ST. LUKE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY GROWTH FUND
Total
Participating Parishioners
$1,757,000.00
$1,000,000.00
$700,000.00
$600,000.00
$500,000.00
$595,161.26
31%
$400,000.00
Donations in Memoriam: Nenita Anloague, Cissie Donigan, Kathy Jones,
Chuck Kennedy, Michael Koscianski, Timothy Mermann, Colleen Moritz,
Terrence Stahl, Robert Triglia, Jerry Williams, Angelina Bernas, Sue Mann,
Joan Ferfecki, Mary Ann Vileno, Kenneth Zang, Geraldine Dombrowski, Anita
Caporale, Mary & Frank Brandt, Doris Loveland, Matthew Dziergowski,
Waclaw & Alexandra Dziergowski, Joseph & Mary Eck, Donald Daniel
Hamachek, Richard Krabbe, Domenica Marchese, Larry Besaw, Joseph Pasko,
Jr., Ray Kenney, Tony Montalbano, and Ann Kenney.
Our Gift of Treasure
Sunday, February 1, 2015
$23,015.57
Total Weekly Collection Goal
$21,538.46
Excess/Shortfall of Weekly Goal
$ 1,477.11
Offertory Envelopes are available by contacting the
Parish Office at 282-0439 or via e-mail:
[email protected].
Developing Community through Stewardship: February 8; Fifth
Sunday in Ordinary time:
“Rising very early before dawn, he left and went off to a
deserted place, where he prayed...He told them, ‘Let us go on
to the nearby villages that I may preach there also. For this
purpose have I come.’ ” Mark 1:35, 38
In today’s Gospel reading we see a perfect example of
stewardship. Jesus gives His time to do all that God wishes healing the sick and preaching. Yet, Jesus also makes time to
be alone in prayer. It is through prayer, spending time with
God, that we find the strength to do what God wishes us to do.
Be sure to find time every day to be with God.
Children’s Stewardship:
Nick and Becca Staefe, Lucy Lynne Burbos, Anna, Rachel and Emma
Arsenault, Kate and, Kirsten and Liam Jaurigue, Andrew Austin,
Evelyn and Xavier Pillod, and Helene Hewerdine.
If you are not a registered parishioner and
are contributing to our parish, please register today.
Altar Flowers this week are
in loving memory of
Steve Gardner
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9
8:30am ~ MASS followed by Adoration of the Blessed
Sacrament
6:30pm ~ Chaplet of Divine Mercy - Chapel
7:00pm ~ Boy Scouts - Temperance Room
7:00pm ~ Young Adults - Justice Room
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10
8:30am ~ MASS followed by the Novena of the Miraculous
Medal
10:00am ~ Senior Game Day - Charity Room
7:00pm ~ Bible Timeline - Faith Hall
7:30pm ~ Knights of Columbus 4th Degree - Justice Room
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11
8:30am ~ MASS followed by the Rosary
9:15am ~ Confession
10:00am ~ Isaiah Scripture Study - Temperance Room
10:00am ~ Apologetics Group - Justice Room
6:00pm ~ CYM - Faith Hall
6:30pm ~ PREP - Annunciation Catholic School
6:30pm ~ RCIA –C - Temperance
7:00pm ~ Choir Practice for 11am Mass - Church
7:00pm ~ RCIA - Justice Room
7:00pm ~ Legion of Mary - Charity Room
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12
8:30am ~ MASS
10:00am ~ Rosary Makers - Faith Hall
12:00pm ~ Blanket Ministry - Justice Room
6:00pm ~ American Heritage Girls - Faith Hall
6:30pm ~ Men’s CHRP - Fortitude Room
6:30pm ~ Women’s CHRP - Temperance Room
7:00pm ~ Respect Life Ministry - Charity Room
7:00pm ~ Choir Practice for 8:15am & 5pm Mass - Church
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13
8:30am ~ MASS
7:00pm ~ Civitan Valentine Dance - Parish Hall
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14
9:00am ~ First Eucharist Class - ACS
3:30pm ~ Confession
5:00pm ~ MASS
7:00pm ~ Valentine Dance - Faith Hall
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15
8:15am ~ MASS
8:30 am ~ RCIA - C - Temperance
8:30am ~ RCIA - Justice Room
9:30am ~ NO PREP
11:00am ~ MASS
SACRAMENTAL MINISTRY
** Baptism - Expectant parents are encouraged to
contact the Parish Office for specific information on requirements,
preparation and dates for the sacrament you are requesting.
Baptisms: 2nd and 4th Sunday following the 11am Mass
** Marriage - Couples should contact the priest before setting a
date for their wedding in order to ensure church availability.
Participation in a marriage preparation program is required and
couples are encouraged to begin preparation at least 8 months prior
to their wedding date.
** Anointing of the Sick - This sacrament of healing is intended
for those who are ill or infirm. Parishioners scheduled for surgery
are encouraged to contact the Parish Office prior to hospital
admission and always in cases of emergency.
** Confirmation - This sacrament is celebrated in the 9th grade.
Candidates must be Baptized, have already received Sacraments of
Eucharist and Reconciliation and be enrolled in the Religious
Education Program. For more information, please contact the
Director of the Religious Education Program.
** Sacrament of Reconciliation - This sacrament is celebrated
every Saturday at 3:30-4:45pm and Wednesday mornings at
9:00am in the Church. In case of personal need, please contact the
Parish Office to schedule an appointment.
** Holy Orders - Men up to 50 years of age who wish to find out
more about the Priesthood, please contact Fr. Andy.
Guidelines for the Reception of Holy Communion
As Catholics, we fully participate in the celebration of
the Mass when we receive Holy Communion, the true
Body and Blood of our Lord. Yet, we Catholics should receive Holy
Communion only when we are living in communion with the
Catholic Church and in the state of sanctifying grace and have made
the appropriate fast from food and drink.
Because of the connection we draw between being in full
communion with the Catholic Church and receiving Holy
Communion, we cannot invite those who are not Catholic to share in
Holy Communion with us. Still, we welcome all to this celebration
of the Mass as our brothers and sisters, and pray that our common
baptism and the action of the Holy Spirit will one day draw us closer
“..that all may be one.” (John 17:22).
PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS
Loving God, You call all who believe in you to grow perfect
in love by following in the footsteps of Christ Your Son.
Call from among us more men and women who will joyfully
serve You and your holy people as priests and religious. By
their way of life, may they provide a convincing sign of
Your Kingdom for the Church and the whole world. We ask
this in Jesus' name. Amen.
For more information, please ask your Pastor, Fr. Andy
Blaszkowski, or directly contact Fr. David Ruschinski,
Director of Vocations for the Diocese of St. Augustine at
904-262-3200 ext. 101 or email: [email protected]
PLEASE REMEMBER THE SICK OF OUR PARISH IN YOUR
PRAYERS:
Mary Cullen, Brendon Mermann, Bob Juliana, Debbie and Brittany Lesh, Carson
Jones, Harold Wroubel, Linda Toth, Grace Guy, Lee Banks, David Aut, Bill Kreger,
Rebecca Swan, Jessie Erickson, Dennis Wise, Tuesday Broadbridge, Bill
Forgette, Sue Garcia, Harold Stevens, Rick & Magi Dumlao, Helen Rearden,
Jizelle Al-Khader, Hayden Pinson, Lorraine Sikora, Lisa Bolin, Richard Harrington,
Margie Carpenter, Theresa Bisson, Cecila Dorfman, James McCrorie, Chuck Finn,
Brad Lawmaster, Patti Ducharme, Yolanda DeFazio, James Stuard, Paula Mitchell,
Roman family, Erika Melecio, Mary McGrane, Sandy French, Shirley Blackburn,
Joan Fergerson, Erica Bumford, William Hefty, Steve Harp, Suzanne Brickey,
Rachel Russo, Janis Belda, Carrie Glover, Cohen Juliana, Dot Wood, Fritz Graf,
Erin Jones, Carmelia Dispirito, Rachel Quinones, Maureen Jordan, Philip Brownell,
Tim Keller, Billy Vigue, Rick Miller, Anna Hill, Lillian Zircher, Becky Pinson, Gloria
and Garrett Moran, Maria Cruz, Nancy Wright, Ken Smallwood, Dean Jones, Jill
Alcanter, Chris Barrett, Johnny Strickland, Neil Gillyard, Ray Wittenauer, Ivette
Roldan, Marie Shank, Bill Hughes, Boots Stahl, Dean Conley, Pauline Dietrich and
for all others who have asked to be remembered in our prayers and who are in
need of prayer.
Please remember in your prayers our Military, especially, Jordan Biggs,
Teresa Ferry, Jeffrey Kirk, Jimmy Behr, Joseph M. Satchwell, David GrayII,
Bryon Dreading, Andrew Bell, Barry Warren, Jr., Andrew Kenney, David H.
DeOrio, Sean Paul Massey, James Coleman, Richard Fisher, Colby
Bahlinger, Michael Irvine, Kristy Perry, Ryan Long, Megan Juliana, Matthew Clay,
Joe Kelly, Patrick Perry, Ron Lesch, Kaitlyn Dwyer, and Colten Juliana, Joshua
Stokes, Jesse and Jim Espe, Joseph Donnellon, Richard Wrona Jr., JacquelineMaria & Nick Kasatkin, Ryan Kinsey, Mhisami Ally, Austin Biroschik and Mark
Barton
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Gn 1:1-19; Ps 104:1-2a, 5-6, 10, 12, 24,
35c; Mk 6:53-56
Tuesday:
St. Scholastica
Gn 1:20 — 2:4a; Ps 8:4-9; Mk 7:1-13
Wednesday: Our Lady of Lourdes
Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17; Ps 104:1-2a, 27-28, 29bc30; Mk 7:14-23
Thursday: Gn 2:18-25; Ps 128:1-5; Mk 7:24-30
Friday:
Gn 3:1-8; Ps 32:1-2, 5-7; Mk 7:31-37
Saturday:
Ss Cyril and Methodius
Gn 3:9-24; Ps 90:2-6, 12-13; Mk 8:1-10
Sunday:
Lv 13:1-2, 44-46; Ps 32:1-2, 5, 11;
1 Cor 10:31 — 11:1; Mk 1:40-45
Monday, February 9
8:30am Diane Bradford 
Tuesday, February 10
8:30am John Ball 
Wednesday, February 11
8:30am Perpetua @ Felicity Meloche 
Thursday, February 12
8:30am Annunciation School Mass
Friday, February 13,
8:30am Bob Peacock 
Saturday, February 14,
5:00pm Joan R. Wellen @ Sue Mann 
Sunday, February 15
8:15am St. Luke Parishioners
11:00am Mass of Thanksgiving
Interested in Learning More About the Catholic Faith or
Becoming Catholic?
Altar Servers
Saturday, February 14
5:00pm M. & R. Foust, Q. Jamieson, J. Forbis
Sunday, February 15
8:15am T. Biroschik,G. Hambleton, S. Godfrey,
C. Vaughn
11:00am C. Bemis, E. & R. Martin, D. Carmona
Ash Wednesday, February 18
6:30am J. Forbis, T. Biroschik, S. Arnold
8:30 am Annunciation School Students
7:00pm C. Massey, C. Bemis, A. Wall
Lectors
Saturday, February 14
5:00pm G. Hicks, M. Berning
Sunday, February 15
8:15am R. Carlson, T. Carroll
11:00am C. Schoenung, M. Bethea
Ash Wednesday, February 18
6:30am P. Stern
8:30am M. Bethea, G. Ferfecki
7:00pm J. Allen, W. Allen
Greeters
Saturday, February 14
5:00pm Kenfield Family, L. Vigue
Sunday, February 15
8:15am P. Ferfecki, F. Vandergraph
11:00am P. Prows, P. Vanek
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Saturday, February 14
5:00pm J. Wilde, M. Fields, S. Fisher, B. Jarka, M. Koscianski,
M. Lamoureux, L. Mangalino, J. Sornig, G. Hicks, B. Marchese,
A. Kirk, S. Marchese, B. Vigue
Alternate: L. Bogedin, H. Brummer
Vessels: J. Wilde, M. Fields
Sunday, February 15
8:15am T. Neal, M. Neal, P. Noll, M. Paladino, B. Pinson,
L. Scarborough, R. Smith, J. Stamer, B. Tarmey, L. Almodovar,
T. Tocco, D. Phillips, P. Hoard
Alternate: J. Allen, W. Allen
Vessels: J. Stamer, D. Phillips
11:00am T. Chapman, E. Highhouse, D. Kilgore, S. Kilgore,
P. Kreinest, T. Montalbano, G. Moran, J. Phillips, P. Prows,
J. Pinette, C. Schoenung, M. Vigue, J. Campbell
Alternate: C. Campbell, A. Andreoli
Vessels: T. Chapman, E. Highhouse
Ash Wednesday, February 18
6:30am N/A
8:30am N/A
7:00pm N/A
RCIA - How Does One Become Catholic? God moves in
our hearts in a variety of ways, and brings many people to a
desire to learn more about the Catholic Church and its lived
faith and practices. This desire will lead many of you to enter into the process
known as Rite of Christian Initiation. This journey will take place with others
who share similar stirrings of the Spirit, and will be lead by Catholics who are
grounded and knowledgeable about their faith and who are called by God to
share this with you and walk with you on this journey of inquiry. Some of you
will respond to an even deeper desire to become full and active participants,
members of the Catholic Church and your journey will continue to include the
sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist. For these people, the
sacraments of initiation usually take place at Easter or at a time that the
readiness of these people is determined. The church encourages an ongoing
conversion to Jesus Christ and the reign of God He proclaimed. The church
wants to share its life with new members and offer them support and
encouragement.
What is the First Step?
Saint Luke Parish - Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults ~ Call the Parish
Office or Call the coordinator of RCIA, Pat Noll at 904-282-3790
Saint Luke Parish - Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (for Children and
Youth) ~ Call the Parish Office or the coordinator
Georgeanne Donnelly @215-0672.
The Program for Children follows the structure of the Adult Program, with
content adapted for school age children and youth. We have two streams in
the children’s RCIA, one for elementary school aged children and one for high
school aged youth.
Adult Confirmation Preparation ~ A program is available for Baptized
Catholic Adults, 18 years or older, who have received the Sacraments of
Reconciliation and Holy Eucharist but HAVE NOT been Confirmed. Please
contact Pat Noll at 282-3790.
MASS FOR THE NATION
March 7, 2015 ~ 8:30am
“Someone recently asked me, why do I Pray for
The Nation. Truthfully, how can I not? Most
would agree that the sacrifices of our First
Responders; the Men and Women of Uniform
place themselves in harm’s way every time they
respond to a call. Also their Brothers and Sisters
of our Armed Forces, who are willing to put it all
on the line as well.
So many have given their all; the sacrifices they
have made (PAST, PRESENT, and FUTURE)
are monumental. The very least I can do is to say a few Prayers for
them. Furthermore, there is no question that we as Christians,
Roman Catholics in particular; are under an all-out assault. The
fundamental principles in every aspect of our freedom are on the
line. The principles which are the foundations upon which we
stand, are all in jeopardy. Our positions on contraceptives,
marriage, natural order, abortion, and life itself; are all under attack
24/7/365. These things are who we are and they, each and every
one of them, are at risk of fading away. Pray, yes I Pray for the
Nation, and I do it as often as I can.
If you are interested in joining me and a number of our fellow
Parishioners. We pray for these concerns and many others and we
do this together at the Mass for the Nation. We are hoping that
you would consider joining us. In the mean time, You Pray for me,
I'll Pray for You and together we can Pray for the World. Hope to
see you at Mass.”
Frank Ricketts, a fellow parishioner.
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