Immaculate Heart of Mary
Roman Catholic Church
Our mission is to proclaim joyfully the Good News of Jesus Christ
and to welcome all adults, youth and children,
invi ng them to deepen their rela onship with Christ
through the sacraments, prayer and discipleship.
New Parishioners: Welcome! Please use the Parish Census forms available
near the main exits or contact the Parish Office to register. This helps us
minister to you more effec vely.
Parish Council: Advises the pastor on parish life and concerns. The council
usually meets on the first Tuesday of February, May, August and November at
7 pm in one of the classrooms. Mee ngs are open to all parishioners.
Bap sms: Parents must speak in person with Deacon Mike Crowe
([email protected], 240-542-8369) before making any other arrangements.
Bap sms are normally on the second Saturday of the month at 10 am or
occasionally during Sunday Mass. Parents and godparents must a:end a
required bap smal prepara on class (usually one
month before the bap sm).
Weddings: Couples wishing to be
married must contact a parish
priest or deacon at least six
months before their proposed
wedding date. Pre-Cana course
is required, contact Ed and
Anne Steiner at 301-994-1323.
Natural Family Planning course
also required, see below.
Natural Family Planning: For NFP
training, contact K.C. Schnitker at
240-256-0118, ww.FamilyNFP.com.
Ministry to the Sick and Homebound:
Contact the parish office.
Children’s Faith Forma on
Website: ihmcff.weebly.com
Levels K–5: Sunday from 9:45 to 11 am in English,
Levels K–5: Sunday from 11:30 am to 12:45 pm in Spanish (Intergenera onal)
Levels 5–8 (Confirma on): Monday from 6:30 to 8 pm.
Youth Group – check with youth minister Greg DeStefano for details
Middle School: Most Tuesdays, 6 to 7 pm (at IHM). Addi onal events.
High School: Most Fridays, 7 to 9 pm (at St. Cecilia). Addi onal events.
Rite of Chris an Ini a on of Adults (RCIA): Forma on to enter the Catholic
Church or to receive First Communion and Confirma on for adults bap zed
as Catholics. Contact Tess Crowe at [email protected] or call the parish office.
Food Pantry and Financial Assistance: Handled by St. Vincent de Paul of
IHM. For assistance, call 301-863-8193 from 8:30 to 11:30 am on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, except holidays.
Parish Cemetery: For informa on, call 301-475-5005 or 301-932-1766.
22375 Three Notch Rd.
Lexington Park, MD 20653
Tel: 301-863-8144
Fax: 301-863-8180
Mass Schedule
Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday: 9 am
Tuesday & Thursday: 5:30 pm
Saturday Vigil: 4 pm
Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:15 am, 1 pm (Spanish)
Devotions
Mass/Exposi on/Confessions:
First Friday: 9 am & 5:30 pm
First Saturday: 9 am
Mass with Healing Service:
Usually 3rd Monday of month at 7 pm,
call office or check website to confirm
Rosary: M, W, F & Sat 9:30 am; T & Th 5 pm
Litany for Priests: Tue & Thu aKer 5:30 pm Mass
Other days, 10 minutes before Mass
Confessions
Thursday aKer 5:30 pm Mass
Saturday 2:30 pm – 3:45 pm
Sunday aKer 1 pm Mass
First Friday aKer 9 am and 5:30 pm Mass
First Saturday aKer 9 am Mass
Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 8 am to 4 pm
Staff
Pastor:
Parochial
Vicar
Deacon
Director of
Religious
Educa on
Secretary/
Bookkeeper
Music Director
Youth Minister
Fr. Marco Schad, ext. 12
[email protected]
Fr. Michal Sajnog, ext. 13
[email protected]
Dcn. Michael Crowe
240-542-8369
[email protected]
Janet Harmon, ext. 15
301-863-8793
[email protected]
Cindy Thompson, ext. 14
[email protected]
Mary Stevens, 240-434-8876
[email protected]
Gregory DeStefano
301-542-2467
[email protected]
Little Flower School
Principal
Caitlin Oglesby
301-994-0404
Website
www.li:leflowercatholic.org
www.ihmrcc.org
Dear Friends in Christ,
Our second reading for Mass
today includes one of the most disputed
sentences in Scripture: “Since we have
been justified by faith, we have peace
with God through our Lord Jesus
Christ, through whom we have gained
access by faith to this grace in which we
stand, and we boast in hope of the glory of God.” One of
the major disagreements between some major currents of
Protestant theology and the teaching of the Catholic Church
is the meaning of “justified by faith”.
The Catholic Church has always taught that
salvation is not something that we can ever achieve or earn
on our own. It is always God’s gift. If we accept this, then
what role do we play in our salvation? Are we just puppets,
with God pulling our strings? Are we able to sit back and
rest on our spiritual laurels? Do our life choices, our good
works or our commitment to the Gospel make a difference?
For some, this idea that has all been decided ahead
of time might sound attractive. If it has, then why worry?
Why be faithful, honest or just in this life? Indeed, the litany
of our own personal and communal sins becomes irrelevant
if we simply think that God has already decided
beforehand.
The Protestant notion of “salvation (or justification)
by faith alone” means that through a genuine faith in Jesus
Christ, His righteousness is imputed to us (God does not
make us account for our sins), so that it is as if our sins were
covered up so God could not see them. God does indeed
forgive sins for which we repent, but this notion both adds
something and leaves something out. To the words of St.
Paul “justified by faith,” it adds the word “alone”, which
then causes proponents of the notion to leave out the
reality that salvation or justification is not a singular act, but
a process. Salvation comes from being made righteous,
from being made “just”, from being made true saints, not
just from wearing the Halloween costume of a saint.
Saint Paul doesn’t stop with telling us that we have
been justified, he goes on to say that we now have hope
and access to God’s grace. Because we have been justified,
we can boast in hope of God’s glory because the love of
God has been “poured out into our hearts”, and makes us
capable of more than just blind obedience or the bare
minimum. In other words, Paul tells us that God is on our
side revealing his mercy and forgiveness that pours forth
like living water – purifying, cleansing and renewing the
heart that desires life with him.
That process begins with initial justification at
baptism, it continues with the progressing justification of
our constant striving to do God’s will in our lives, and ends
with the final judgment or permanent justification. We tend
to have a “courtroom” view of the final judgment, which is
understandable given the word “judgment”. But the reality
is that it will be the moment when we will be faced with the
choices we have made throughout our lives and will see if we
have chosen God or ourselves at each instance.
The view of God as a strict judge (or even a lenient
one) that condemns or rewards ought to give way to a right
understanding of God as a Father that respects our choices
(whether for Him or against Him and for ourselves) because
what He desires is love, which cannot be forced. God wants
us to choose Him. He Who is Love desires our love. This is
why He gave us free will, and why He does not prevent us
from choosing badly. Paradoxically, then, the possibility of
evil exists because the reality of love exists. Whether we
spend eternity in isolation, separated from God, from Love,
form everyone else, or we rejoice forever in communion with
God and His saints in unending bliss or (in honor of St.
Patrick’s day and the Irish) “craic” (pronounced “crack”, ask
an Irish person what it means).
Lent invites us to seek God’s mercy. And just as we
seek God, we come to know that God is also seeking us,
taking the initiative so that we each might lead lives that are
justified by him. This offer of living water is given to us today;
let us drink freely of this life-giving and refreshing gift.
Yours in Christ Jesus,
Fr. Marco
EVENING OF RECOLLECTION Join us at Our Lady of the
Wayside in Chaptico, MD for an evening of recollection. The
men’s evening will be on March 22nd. 6:15pm will be
exposition of the blessed sacrament and meditation, with
confession at 7pm, and benediction at 8pm.
CROSS CATHOLIC OUTREACH We welcome Father Paul Farin
of Cross Catholic Outreach who is speaking this weekend at
all Masses on behalf of the poor in developing countries.
Cross Catholic Outreach was founded to create a meaningful
link between parishes in America and the priest and nuns
working in the Church overseas in the Caribbean, Africa, Asia,
Central and South America.
PERPETUAL ADORATION Did you know our very own
Immaculate Heart of Mary offers you the opportunity to
participate in Perpetual Adoration? Some may ask “What is
Perpetual Adoration?” Perpetual Adoration is a Eucharistic
devotion whereby members unite in the
adoration before
the Most Blessed Sacrament with the goal of adoring The
Blessed Sacrament perpetually (24 hours a day). Many
people have signed up for one hour only to find out that time
flies and one hour is not long enough, so they are there
longer. If you are interested, please call our adoration
coordinator, Jeff Harmon, at 240-538-5017 or email
[email protected] for more information.
Dear IHM Family,
Great News!
Congratulations to Level 2 Catechist Mrs. LeAnn
Humphrey for being chosen by the Knights of Columbus
Maryland State Council as CCD Teacher of the Year 20162017. Our KoC Council submitted her nomination in
January and she and her guests will be part of the annual
Founders Mass followed by an Awards Banquets in
Baltimore on March 26.
CONFIRMATION Catechetical Team
We are looking for dynamic individuals to be part
of the Confirmation Team of teachers next fall. If you love
working with youth and want to grow in faith, please
contact Fr. Marco or Janet Harmon for details.
Confirmation classes are held on Monday nights from 6:30
pm to 8pm from September to May. Team members also
coordinate a Saturday pilgrimage to DC, one annual retreat
day and 3 other special class projects held on a Friday or
Sunday. We are using approved books by the Archdiocese
of Washington as well as several videos. Please consider
volunteering with a friend!
CONFIRMATION STUDENTS 2018
We are accepting registrations for next year's
Confirmation class. Registration forms are posted in the
CFF Bulletin board and can also be downloaded online or
requested via email. Please turn in forms by April 1st so
we can include your family in a special Rite of Intention.
There are some basic faith knowledge requirements and
an Assessment will be administered by Mr. Craig Davie.
Contact Janet Harmon for more details at 301.863.8793 or
email [email protected].
Calendar reminders:
Mar. 25, Saturday, IHM Middle School Confirmation
Retreat
Mar. 26, Sunday, 9:45am First Reconciliation Part 2
Apr. 2, Sunday, 11:15am LEVEL 3 Mass
Apr. 7, Friday 7pm LEVEL 6 & 7 Family Stations of the Cross
On Sunday and Monday, March 26 and 27, ALL Level 3 to 8
students will be taking the Archdiocese Annual
Assessments.
Warm March blessings,
Janet Harmon
Director of Religious Education
301.863.8793/[email protected]
LITTLE FLOWER NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
 Tuesday, Mar. 21 – Lenten Penance
Service at 10:15am; Finance Committee
meeting at 6pm
 Wednesday, Mar. 22 – Spring Picture Day;
5:30pm – Doors open for Bingo!
 Friday, Mar. 24 – End of 3rd Quarter; 10:15am Stations of
the Cross; 1:30pm Talent Show
 Next meeting for Catholic Family Playgroup will be
Friday, March 31 at 10am in the basement of Holy Face
Church!
Please
contact
Carrianne
at
[email protected]
or
Gracie
at
[email protected] for any questions.
 New 3-Year-Old Program will be at LFS this
August!
Please call or stop by today for more
information.
 We do have some leftover brown and black mulch that is
for sale ($4.25 per bag) and available for pick-up at
school.
Please
contact
Kristi
Getson
at
[email protected] or 240-298-0222 to make
arrangements.
 Many thanks to everyone who supported our Mulch Sale
and Book Fair!
 Bingo is back! Every Wednesday, doors open at 5:30 pm;
early bird special starts at 6:45pm. Cash prizes! Food
and drink will also be for sale.
 Are you on social media? Don’t forget to “like” us on
Facebook (www.facebook.com/littleflowercatholic) and
“follow” us on Twitter and Instagram (@LFSpatriots)!
 Don’t forget to save your Box Tops and Campbell’s Soup
labels! They add up and help our school to be able to
purchase supplies, gym equipment, technology, and
other things to enhance our students’ learning!
 Interested in learning more about Little Flower
School?
Call
(301)994-0404
or
email
([email protected]) the office today to
schedule a tour! We’d love to talk more with you about
how to make a Catholic education a possibility for your
child!
WEDNESDAY EVENING SCRIPTURE STUDY Join us every
Wednesday 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. at IHM in the Andrew
Conference room for informal Scripture study focused on the
daily Mass readings for the week and upcoming Sunday Mass
readings. There is no instructor, rigid format, just come with
any questions you may have on a reading, or special insight/
knowledge you may have from a Scripture that you know
about, or it speaks to you in a special way and want to
share! Any questions, email [email protected] or call (240)
298-5895.
ALMOST IMMACULATE IHM THRIFT STORE Located in the
Kerr House (white building at the street entrance).
The thrift store is open Fridays from 10:00 am to
3:00 pm, and Saturdays from 10:00am to 4:00pm.
Donations (no clothing) accepted during those
hours. Your patronage is not only good for your wallet and
your family, it’s also good for our community.
MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER "Is the LORD in
our midst or not?" Let God enhance your
marriage by participating a Worldwide
Marriage Encounter weekend on April 21
-23, 2017 or October 27-29, 2017 in
Gaithersburg, MD. For more information and to apply
online visit welovematrimony.org, or call 301-541-7007, or
email at [email protected].
RCIA A blessed Third Sunday in Lent!
The elect, formerly known as the
catechumen and candidates, are now in
the heart of their purification in
preparation for the Easter Sacraments. They will begin
celebrating the three purifying rituals known as the
scrutinies over the next 3 weeks. These rituals help them
to grow in strength in
order to complete their
conversion. They will also experience the Presentation of
the Creed and the Lords Prayer which enlighten the minds
of the elect in the final weeks of their preparation for the
sacraments. It’s never too late to join, so please email the
RCIA coordinator at [email protected] or contact the parish
office at (301) 863-8144.
QUO VADIS EXCURSION Young men in high school are
invited to the Quo Vadis Excursion on Sunday, April 2. The
day will include a hike on the Billy Goat Trail at Great Falls
National Park as well as Mass, lunch, Eucharistic
Adoration, and a cookout dinner. Bus transportation is
available. For information and registration, visit
www.dcpriest.org. Have more questions? Contact the
Office of Priest Vocations at [email protected] or 202636-9020.
2017 ARCHIDIOCESAN LENTEN FOOD DRIVE collection
will be the weekend of March 25-26. Hunger is an
ever-present reality in our community. Our food pantry is
experiencing a great demand for food. To help replenish
supplies, Catholic Charities and the Archdiocese of
Washington together are sponsoring the Lenten Food
Drive. Bags for your donations will be provided at all the
masses on March 18-19. Donations will remain at our
parish. When you come to Mass March 25-26, please leave
your donation at the St. Vincent DePaul food pantry or in a
church entrance lobby. If you wish, you may make a
monetary contribution to St. Vincent DePaul of IHM in a
designated envelope found in the church lobby. Thank you
for all you do to help the needy among us.
GROUP SCHEDULE
Tues: 6:00 pm
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:30 pm
Thur:
7:00 pm
Fri:
7:00 pm
March 20 —March 26
Middle School Youth Group @ IHM
Rosary & Novena to Our Lady of
Perpetual Help led by FCJC
(Meeting in the Cry Room)
Bible Study (Faller Home)
IHM Prayer Group Rosary
(Meeting in the Cry Room)
Filipino-English Bible Study
(Meeting in Religious Ed Center)
High School Youth Group @ St.
Cecilia’s
MUSIC SCHEDULE
Sat:
4:00 pm
Sun:
8:30 am
11:15 am
1:00 pm
March 25—March 26
FCJC
Choir
Duane
Spanish Choir
LINEN SCHEDULE
March 26
THEOLOGY OVER DINNER Please join us 28 March to
welcome and hear Fr. Michal . He will be giving a talk about
Lent. When: March 28th 2016. Where: Kevin’s Corner Café
24509 Point Lookout Rd Leonardtown MD, Leonardtown,
MD. Between 6:00 & 6:15 PM, order your food and relax.
Talk begins at 7:00 PM.
BE INSPIRED! Renew your Journey with the Lord just in
time for Lent. Come Experience Renowned Catholic Speaker,
Meg Hunter-Kilmer; Hobo for Christ, on March 20th21st at 7:00pm. The Mission will take place each night at St.
Aloysius Church with adoration/confessions on Sunday, daily
Mass on Monday & Tuesday nights all followed by Meg's
inspirational talk each night. Join your Brothers & Sisters in
Christ on this spiritual journey. Feel free to look her up on
her website: http://www.piercedhands.com/
ST. JOHN’S SUMMER PROGRAM St. John’s Summer
Program, SOMD’s largest summer camp, will open online
registration on Sunday, March 6th at 1:00pm. This year’s
new classes include Amazing Race Camp, Boys Being Boys,
May the Force be with You, Pancake & Cupcake Art, Fun
Factory, Giant Puppet Making, Street Hockey and Stuffed
Animal Design, among others, as well as many favorites from
last year. The Program’s goal is to help our children grow in
knowledge and love of Christ and our Catholic faith, while
enjoying an amazing summer with young, strong Catholic
role models as instructors. We open every day with song
and prayer and Fridays with Mass. Extended care is
available, and we are a Maryland licensed summer camp.
Please visit www.StJohnsSummerProgram.com to view the
new summer schedule and to find more information about
St. John’s Summer Program.
TREASURE STEWARDSHIP
March 20 - March 26
Monday
2 Sm 7:4-5A, 12-14A, 16/Ps 89:2-3, 4-5, 27
& 29/Rom 4:13, 16-18, 22/Mt 1:16, 1821, 24A Or Lk 2:41-51A
9:00 am
Msgr. Richard Hughes (D)
Tuesday
Dn 3:25, 34-43/Ps 25:4-5AB, 6 & 7BC, 89/Mt 18:21-35
5:30 pm
Martha Davie (L)
Wednesday Dt 4:1, 5-9/Ps 147:12-13, 15-16, 19-20/Mt
5:17-19
9:00 am
Eileen Geary (D)
Thursday
Jer 7:23-28/Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9/Lk 11:14-23
5:30 pm
Connie Leaton (D)
Friday
Hos 14:2-10/Ps 81:6C-8A, 8BC-9, 10-11AB,
14 & 17/Mk 12:28-34
9:00 am
Teresa Schaffer (D)
Saturday
Is 7:10-14; 8:10/Ps 40:7-8A, 8B-9, 10, 11/
Heb 10:4-10/Lk 1:26-38
9:00 am
IHM
4:00 pm
1 Sm 16:1B, 6-7, 10-13A/Ps 23: 1-3A, 3B-4,
5, 6/Eph 5:8-14/Jn 9:1-41
IHM
Sunday
1 Sm 16:1B, 6-7, 10-13A/Ps 23: 1-3A, 3B-4,
5, 6/Eph 5:8-14/Jn 9:1-41
8:30am
Dawn Schachterle (L)
11:15am
Josefina and Herminio Lorenzo (D)
1:00 pm
IHM
ALTAR FLOWERS/SANCUARY CANDLES If you would like
to donate the Altar Flowers or Sanctuary Candles in
memory or for special intentions of a loved one, please call
the Parish Office or email at [email protected].
SPECIAL MASS AND HEALING SERVICE The monthly Mass
with
Eucharistic
adoration
and
healing
prayers will take place on March 20th at 7pm.
Confessions will begin at 6:30pm. For more info, please
contact Catherine Schwartz, [email protected].
MASS WITH ASL INTERPRETATION FOR THE DEAF AND
HARD OF HEARING at 5:00 pm at St. Aloysius Church in
Leonardtown on the fourth Saturday of every month.
BULLETIN GUIDELINES Please email your submission to
[email protected] by Wednesday at 10:00 am prior to
the Sunday of publication. All entries are subject to
editing.
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FY July 2016-
Offertory
Building
Envelopes
On-line Giving
$8,907.15
$3,083.00
$575.00
$100
Weekly Budget
$12,442.31
$903.45
Collected YTD
$449,907.44
$35,914.47
Budget YTD
$460,365.47
$33,427.65
Thank you for faithfully sharing a portion
of the gifts God has given to you!
EVENING BENEFIT FOR CATHOLIC COALITION FOR SPECIAL
EDUCATION FRIDAY MARCH 24TH Reserve your tickets
now for the Catholic Coalition for Special Education’s (CCSE)
annual Benefit held in the splendor of the Embassy of
Italy. Live and silent auction. Cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and
dinner. $225. Say YES to the stars of Pope Francis’ visit to
Washington and to CCSE’s mission to assist Catholic schools
in the Archdioceses of Baltimore and Washington in
educating children with intellectual disabilities. Visit http://
ccse-maryland.org/springBenefit-2017.html for tickets. Call
301-933-8844 x102 for more information.
PLEASE PRAY FOR
THE SICK AND HOMEBOUND
THAT THEY MAY BE RESTORED TO FULL HEALTH
Lucy Taylor, Michael Rematt, Pat Quinn, Jane Kenyon,
Audrey Somers, Gary Loikith, Beverline Mason, Phillis
Mason, Mary Leigh Raley, Chris Wilson, Emily Triszczuk,
Gary Davenport, Alice Pollock, Jerry Humphrey, Estelle
Thompson, Jeannie Judge, Peter Strang, James Thomas,
Mary Louise Shaffer, Madeline Sylvie, James Pruett, Brenda
Bounds, John Smith, Gerald F. Ivancie, Gabriele Wright
OUR MILITARY DEPLOYED OVERSEAS
Air Force Major Edward J. Stapanon, III
Please note: names will remain on these lists for two months, unless
otherwise notified. To keep a name on the list, please resubmit by
contacting [email protected], or call the Parish Office.

PAPAL INTENTIONS FOR MARCH
That persecuted Christians may be supported by the
prayers and material help of the whole Church.
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