As he drew near to the gate of the city, a man who had died was being carried out,
the only son of his mother, and she was a widow.
A large crowd from the city was with her.
When the Lord saw her, he was moved with pity for her and said to her, “Do not weep.”
He stepped forward and touched the coffin; at this the bearers halted,
and he said, “Young man, I tell you, arise!”
The dead man sat up and began to speak, and Jesus gave him to his mother.
Luke 7
Priests of the Parish
526 North Park Avenue
Winter Park, FL 32789
407-647-3392
407-647-4492 (Fax)
www.stmargaretmary.org
Rev. Richard M. Walsh, Pastor / Vicar General
Rev. Kiskama Lemor, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Jarek Sztybel, Parochial Vicar
Deacons:
Rev. Mr. Nemsy Gubatan, Rev. Mr. Bill Timmes,
Rev. Mr. Robert Kreps, Rev. Mr. George Ferraioli
Mission Statement
We, the parishioners of St. Margaret Mary,
•
remain rooted in Christ by:
• Creating a spirit of hospitality in all that we do,
• Celebrating the liturgy with great care and
devotion, placing the goal of active participation
before all else,
•
Witnessing faithfully to God’s presence and love
in our daily lives and effectively
communicating that message,
Sharing our GodGod-given gifts and caring
responsibly for those in need.
Parish Staff
(For all other inquiries not listed below, call 407-647-3392)
Administration
Debbie Benson
Andrea Cavalere
Mary Hesse
Cindy Loria
407-998-5654
407-998-5678
407-647-3392
407-647-3392
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Finance
Concetta Timmes 407-998-5671
Wendy Woods
407-998-5656
[email protected]
[email protected]
Adult Faith Formation: Sr. Rosemary Finnegan:
407-644-6812
[email protected]
Facilities / Grounds
Patrick Hayes:
407-647-3392
[email protected]
Family Ministries
Lori Reinneck
407-645-0284
[email protected]
Funerals / Marriage
Debbie Benson
407-998-5654
[email protected]
Liturgy
Lisa Weis
Music
Curtis Wallace
Mark DuVall
407-647-0726
[email protected]
407-628-2346
407-998-5679
[email protected]
[email protected]
Anointing of the Sick: Call the Parish Office: 407-647-3392
Nursery
Colleen Nunez
407-647-2579
[email protected]
Annulments & Marriage Convalidations
Sr. Virginia West: 407-998-5657
[email protected]
Parish Nurse
Michelle Hodge
407-998-5659
[email protected]
Baptism
Infants & Children: Andrea Cavalere
Adults: Sr. Rosemary Finnegan
Pastoral Associate
Stephen Deighan 407-998-5660
[email protected]
Pastoral Care
Deacon Bill Timmes 407-647-3392
[email protected]
407-998-5678
407-644-6812
Bereavement
Deacon Bill Timmes 407-647-3392
[email protected]
Rollins Campus Ministry Don& Joan Davison 407-646-2551
Children’s Faith Formation
Kristie Altman
407-647-5171
[email protected]
SMM Catholic School
Katie Walsh, Principal 407-644-7537 [email protected]
Clergy: 407-647-3392
Fr. Richard Walsh
Fr. Jarek Sztybel
Fr. Kiskama Lemor
Deacon George Ferraioli
Deacon Nemsey Gubatan
Deacon Bob Kreps
Deacon Bill Timmes
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Confirmation
Youth (9th Grade): Hunter Spyckaboer [email protected]
Adults: Sr. Rosemary Finnegan
407-644-6812
Social Justice
Mary Ann Gilbert
407-628-1324
[email protected]
Stewardship
Stephen Deighan 407-998-5660
[email protected]
Technology
Kevin Hagan
[email protected]
407-998-5662
Vocation Ministry
Fr. Jarek Sztybel 407-647-3392
[email protected]
Youth
Hunter Spyckaboer 407 998 5677
Sandi Hagan 407-647-6129
[email protected]
[email protected]
The Parish Nursery is available during weekend Masses
for children 0-4 years old. (except 6pm Sun)
Visit our parish website
www.stmargaretmary.org
This Week in Our Parish
Sunday, June 5
10th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Readings:
8:00 am
9:30 am
10:30 am
12 Noon
1:00 pm
6:00 pm
1 Kgs 17:17-24; Ps 30; Gal 1:11-19; Lk 7:11-17
Mass Intention: Deceased members of the Heidrich Family
Mass Intention: People of the Parish
Pancakes for Peace (Parish Hall)
Mass Intention: Mario Capozzi
Pancakes for Peace (Parish Hall)
Mass Intention: Shannon Blackwelder
Monday, June 6
St. Norbert
Readings: 1 Kgs 17:1-6; Ps 121; Mt 5:1-12
7:30 am Rosary (Chapel)
8:00 am Mass (Church) Intention: Gina Santi
5:30 pm Mass (Chapel) Intention: Woody Morasco
10:00 am
10:00 am
10:30 am
5:30 pm
5:30 pm
7:30 pm
Bowling with Great Generation (at Aloma Bowl)
Summer Reading Group (Upper Room)
Centering Prayer Group (SMM Room)
Mass (Chapel) Intention: Victor Serros
High School Youth Ministry Fellowship night (see pg 9)
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (chapel)
Friday, June 10
Readings: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-16; Ps 27; Mt 5:27-32
7:30 am Rosary (Chapel)
8:00 am Mass (Chapel) Intention: Ellen Mack
5:30 pm Mass (Chapel) Intention: Teresa Velazquez
6:30 pm Free Friday Night movie: “The Other Son” (Bethany/Cana)
Saturday, June 11
Tuesday, June 7
Readings:
7:00 am
7:30 am
8:00 am
10:00 am
5:30 pm
6:30 pm
1 Kgs 17:7-16; Ps 4; Mt 5:13-16
Fr. Walsh’s Men’s Bible Study
Rosary (Chapel)
Mass (Chapel) Intention: Dina Bofelli
Purls and Prayers
Mass (Chapel) Intention: Larry Hitchner
Divorce Survival Guide
Wednesday, June 8
Readings:
7:30 am
8:00 am
10:00 am
5:30 pm
7:00 pm
1 Kgs 18:20-39; Ps 16; Mt 5:17-19
Rosary (Chapel)
Mass (Chapel) Intention: Joan Smyrk/Bruce Blackman
Playgroup (Nursery)
Mass (Chapel) Intention: Antonio Ibarra
The Gospel of Luke (Upper Room)
St. Barnabas
Readings: Acts 11:21b-26; 13:1-3; Ps 98; Mt 5:33-37
7:30 am Rosary (Chapel)
8:00 am Mass (Chapel) Intention: Vera Hammond
10:00 am Summit Scripture Study for High School Girls (see pg 9)
3:45-4:45 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation (Chapel)
5:00 pm Vigil Mass Intention: Linda Perry
Sunday, June 12
11th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Readings: 2 Sm 12:7-10,13; Ps 32; Gal 2:16,19-21; Lk 7:36-8:3
Courtyard: Umbrellas for Sale from Haiti Ministry
Social Justice Lending Library
8:00 am Mass Intention: Joann Schulenberg
9:30 am Mass Intention: Erin Hoag
12 Noon Mass Intention: People of the Parish
6:00 pm Mass Intention: Kenneth & Ann Redig
Thursday, June 9
Readings:
7:30 am
8:00 am
9:00 am
St. Ephrem
1 Kgs 18:41-46; Ps 65; Mt 5:20-26
Rosary (Chapel)
Mass (Chapel) Intention: John James
Living Liturgy Group
Mass Schedule at a Glance
Sunday: 8 am, 9:30 am, 12 noon, 6 pm and (Vigil Saturday: 5:00 pm)
Daily: Monday-Friday 8am & 5:30 pm & Saturday 8 am
Holy Days: 8 am, 10 am & 6:30 pm, (Vigil: 5:30 pm evening prior to Holy Day)
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Saturdays from 3:45-4:45pm in the Chapel.
Also by appointment by calling the Parish Office: 407-647-3392
Don’t take a vaca5on from
voca5on! Find a Mass
wherever you go
www.mass5mes.org
Queson of the Week
10th Sunday of Ordinary Time
One of the Corporal Works of Mercy is
‘comfort the afflicted’.
What have you learned from offering
comfort to those who are grieving?
Folding Umbrellas on Sale to Benefit Hai5
A7er weekend Masses June 11-12 only
Don’t let a lile rain ruin your day! Take
along a Hai Ministry folding umbrella
instead. With an umbrella you can
show that cooperaon between our
parishes can make rainbows out of
storms! Umbrellas will be on sale in the
courtyard June 11 & 12 for $10 each.
Advocacy/Social Justice
It’s Summer5me…and 5me for Two
Free Friday Night Movies!
6:30 pm, Friday, June 10 & 17 (Bethany/Cana)
You won’t want to miss the first movie “The Other
Son” on Friday, June 10 at 6:30 in the Bethany &
Cana Rooms. Two babies are born at about the
same me in an Israeli hospital. One is Israeli. The
other is Palesnian. They're evacuated during a
missile aack, accidentally switched and raised by
each other's families for the next 18 years. That's
the plot line. When the mistake is discovered,
how do the families react? What disturbs them
more: that their son has been raised as an enemy
or that he has been raised in another religion?
That's where "The Other Son" gets complicated.
This film is rated PG-13 and runs one hour and 45
minutes.
Social Jus5ce Lending Library Table
A7er Mass Next weekend in the Courtyard
Please enjoy the following review of a popular
story (both book and film format) in the Social
Jusce Lending Library collecon. Plan to stop by
the table next weekend to borrow one of our
many tles!
Follow the Rabbit Proof Fence by Doris Pilkington
(aka Nugi Garimara) is a heart-wrenching story of her
mother Molly. In 1931, 14 year old Molly and her two
sisters were taken away from their loving Aboriginal
family. They belonged to “the Stolen Genera*ons”,
when many Australian indigenous children from 1910 –
1970, were forcibly removed due to various
government policies, so that they could be assimilated
into white society. Placed in a government ins*tu*on
that felt more like a prison than a school, Molly decides
to lead her sisters on a 994 mile escape journey on
bare feet, despite the brutal repercussions she knew
would happen if caught. They follow the rabbit-proof
fence, facing unknown territory, wild weather, and
li1le food, with the Na*ve Police and search planes at
their backs…
A thrilling adventure as you root for Molly and her
sisters to make it home, this story will also inform you
on the severe social injus*ce Australian indigenous
communi*es faced. The child removal policies
breached many fundamental human rights, and
caused long term loss and trauma, which con*nue to
affect many Australian indigenous people today.
Like other films and books in our collecon Follow the
Rabbit Proof Fence highlights the Dignity of the
Human Person, a core value of Catholic Social
Teaching. “Our belief in the sancty of human life and
the inherent dignity of the human person is the
foundaon of all the principles of our social teaching.
We believe that every person is precious, that people
are more important than things, and that the measure
of every instuon is whether it threatens or
enhances the life and dignity of the human
person.” (U.S. Bishops, 1998)
Sponsors Needed
The 7th Annual Hai5 Benefit, Pumpkin Run 5K,
November 12
St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church and St. Stephens
Catholic Community are looking for sponsors for our
annual Pumpkin 5K Run. We have many sponsorship
levels to offer. A central fundraising element of
the Pumpkin Run is the cash donaons from local
businesses, corporate sponsors and community
members. If you are interested in making a monetary
donaon, please contact Tom Hargrave at
[email protected] or
Jay Sujansky at [email protected], to discuss a
sponsorship.
Save the Date
Saturday, November 12 for the 7th Annual Hai5
Benefit, Pumpkin Run 5K
Early Bird registraon begins August 1.
Christian Service
Family Promise is coming!!
Sign up today for two hours, June 26-July 3
June 26-July 3 four homeless families with children will
be staying on the second floor of our Family Life
Building. If you would like to help by staying with the
families while they are here, by seLng up or taking
down their living spaces, or by doing laundry, please
contact Georgia Langdon, 407-628-0283 or
[email protected]. If you would like to help by
cooking dinner, please contact Melissa Bunkers,
[email protected] or 407-484-5116.
Thank you!
People are Hungry Every Day-Farmworkers:
Bring to the Parish Hall before Mass next
weekend.
This week please shop for instant milk, coffee, dry
cereal, oatmeal and boles of juice. And, of
course, rice & beans, as well as any of the buy oneget one specials at your local store. Please bring
your donaons to the parish hall when you come
to Mass. Parishioners deliver the collected food to
the Farmworker Associaon and the HOPE
Community Center in Apopka.
Baby Basics:
At the office any 5me
Did you know that just one pack of 70 size-6
diapers is enough for one toddler for two weeks?
Thirteen of our babies wear size-6 diapers so the
next me you are shopping why not pick up a pack
of size-6 diapers for Baby Basics! With a simple
pack of diapers you are giving hope to low–income
working families in our neighborhood. Please mark
the diapers for Baby Basics & leave them at the
front office. Thank you!
Building Community, Strengthening
Lives: Family Promise Training
Monday, June 20, 6:30-7:30pm, (Holy Grounds)
If you are interested in serving homeless families
right here at SMM, this informave training is for
you! Homeless families with children stay at SMM
at least four mes annually for a week per stay.
Our remaining dates this year are: June 26-July 3;
August 7-14; and, November 13-20. Each week a
minimum of 100 parishioners is needed to offer
hospitality to three to four families with children
(up to 14 people). We want to welcome you to
this important ministry! You may choose to set up
rooms, take down rooms, dy the living spaces, do
laundry, cook dinner, and/or stay with our guests
overnight, during the day on Saturdays and
Sundays, during evening hours or at dinner me.
Contact: To register and/or for more informaon,
contact [email protected].
Mark Your Calendar for the
Annual Rummage Sale
to Benefit of sister parish Our Lady of Perpetual Help,
Jacmel, Hai*.
July 14 thru 16 with Sale Hours 8 am – 4 pm on
Thursday & Friday;
8 am – 2 pm on Saturday.
Start cleaning out the closet, the aLc, start
downsizing! If you haven’t used it in 2 years you don’t
need it! Donate all your unwanted, but clean items on
Drop off dates at the Parish Center (Please follow
signs)
Drop off Dates
July 6 thru 9 AND July 11 thru 13
Used maOresses or big, bulky CRT Televisions are
NOT ACCEPTED
If these dates don’t work for you, we can accept items
(No clothes at this me please) at the warehouse in
Oviedo on Saturdays in May and June by prior
arrangement with Gerry or Anne McQuiggan (407671-4798 or [email protected])
The warehouse is located at 804 Eyrie Drive ( behind
Habaneros Restaurant) on W. Broadway, Oviedo. If
you would like to volunteer at this great event, please
contact Mary Anne Smith at 407-286-4422.
Feed the Hungry Every Week!
Friday mornings, 9-Noon, Pantry
(Winter Park Chris5an Service Center)
If you would like to be a part of feeding the hungry
every week and have a few hours to spare, the pantry
could use more volunteers on Fridays, 9-noon, to sort
food, to pack groceries, and to greet clients. Ideal for a
couple that would like to serve together! Please
contact Mrs. Hall at 407-628-1692 for details and
direcons. St. Margaret Mary is part of a long-me
coalion of churches and synagogues that support this
pantry run by the Chrisan Service Center to serve
people in Maitland, Eatonville and Winter Park.
Redeemer Lutheran Church, 3377 Aloma Avenue,
kindly provides the space for the pantry at no charge.
Faith Formation
Family Ma+ers
Summer Reading
June 9, 16, 23 and 30 from 10-11:30 am (Upper
Room)
The Women’s Bible Study is hosng a book
discussion of Uncommon Gra*tude: Alleluia for All
That Is by Joan ChiLster and Archbishop Rowan
Williams. The facilitators will be Sandy Dooley and
Angela Emerson. All are welcome. You must order/
purchase your own copy of the book and bring it with
you to the first discussion. Also, for the first session
please read the introducon and the first several
chapters through page 29. Quesons? Contact
Krise Altman Krise Altman at
[email protected] or 407-647-5171.
All ladies are invited to pray the
rosary
Tuesday, June 14, 9am in the Upper Room.
Elizabeth Ministry is an internaonal ministry
dedicated to following the example of
Elizabeth and Mary to respect all life, cherish
children, encourage families, enrich marriages
and build community. If you have a special
intenon for a mother in need, please let us
know at [email protected].
“The Gospel of Luke” (which is the gospel we
are proclaiming this year during our liturgies)
Wednesdays, June 8-July 13 (6 week session) from
7-8:00 p.m. (Upper Room)
Presenter: Kevin Burke. Bring a Bible, notepad,
your curiosity and quesons!
Health and Wellness
Save the Date Blood Drive:
Sunday, August 14 from 8:45 am-1:30 pm is
our next scheduled blood drive on the Ave!
Photo ID is required.
Children
Vaca5on Bible Camp
June 20-24, 9am to Noon daily
Cost is $30 per child.
Don’t miss the fun and
excitement! The last day to
register is Tuesday, June 7, in order to have all of
the supplies ready for the children. You may obtain
registraon forms online from the church website,
from the informaon cart, from the church office,
or by contacng [email protected] or call
Krise Altman at 407-647-5171. Training for all
leaders is Sunday, June 12, at 10:45 am in the
Cana/Bethany Rooms on the second floor of the
Family Life Center. Work days to prepare for camp
will be June 15 and 16, 7-9 pm, and June 17, 911:30 am and 1-3:30 pm. BabysiLng for children
five and under is available for the two work
evenings and the morning of June 17. Please call
Krise with the name and age of your child. Thank
you for your cooperaon.
Hospitality / Social
Playgroup
Wednesday in the nursery from 10-11:30am
This is not a drop off but a great way for moms
or dads or caretakers with babies or toddlers
to meet other parishioners and play in a safe
playful environment. Contact Melissa for
more info at [email protected].
Single Mingle
Thursday, June 16 at 5:30 pm. Carmel Café &
Wine Bar 140 N. Orlando Ave WP, 32789.
Please join us for our fiWh successful Single
Mingle event! This single’s group is for 40s,
50s, 60s plus. Please RSVP to Karen at 513-319
-9997 or [email protected] for reservaons.
Look forward to meeng you!
Sacraments
Living a New Life through ..
Bap5sm Errol Thomas Banach
William Christopher Mairn
Aurora Cristiana Girardot
Oliver Daniel Stack
Consider joining our Knights of Columbus
Council #2112. Membership in this Catholic, fraternal
organizaon will give you the opportunity to strengthen
our parish and give back to our community. As a
member of our council, you will strengthen your
faith and become a beer Catholic, husband
and father. Through your support of our parish
and community, you will form friendships with
fellow Knights that can last a lifeme. If you are interested
and 18 years of age contact Bill Mazanec 407-286-9006 or
Eric Schreiner 407-782-9829 (Leave a text or message).
Youth /Family Catholic Movie Night
“Joseph of Nazareth”
*In honor of all our Catholic fathers*
Friday, June 17 at 7:00 pm at the
Knights of Columbus hall located at 5727 Cornelia Ave.
Orlando Ages 10 to 18 recommended. Of course adults are
welcome and encouraged to aend also.
We hope it is a family night experience.
Movie Summary: The movie depicts the story of Joseph,
the earthly father of our Lord Jesus Christ.
TREAT: Ice Cream Cake will be served aWer the movie.
Liturgy
Death
David “Bryan” Study
For all married couples on the marriage
prep team: all FOCCUS support couples
and those who help with the marriage
prep day (formerly called UNITAS):
Summer Potluck & Conversaon on
“How Pope Francis Thinks We Should Change
Marriage Prep”
Saturday June 25 6:30-9pm at the home of
Bill & Sandy Dunn. Bring a side dish to share.
Rsvp to [email protected] by June 20.
Senior Adults
Let’s go Bowling!
Thursday June 9 from 10am-noon
Great Generaon event
at Aloma Bowling
Center. $3 per game
includes shoes. Then
join the group for lunch
at the Outback Restaurant. RSVP to Nancy
Thompson 07-265-8103 or Miriam Timmes 407644-6208. Open to all ages.
Memorial Gi7s
Few giWs make as much of a statement as those given to
memorialize or honor someone or to celebrate a special
event. Not only does our parish benefit from the
generosity of those who give, but special people are
recognized and remembered for years to
come. Opportunies to make such a special giW include:
vestments for daily and weekend Masses, liturgical books,
as well as liturgical vessels and furnishings. For more
informaon, please contact Lisa Weis, director of liturgy, at
407-647-0726 or lisa@stmar aretmary.or .
Services available
If you or someone you know
cannot drive…
Family, Friends
and Chicken
Soup volunteers
can help with
transportaon to the grocery, medical
appointments, bank or other necessary errands.
We can also help those who are lonely and in
need of a visitor, or help with meals when
someone is ill, injured or recovering. Our services
are for those who are trying to live independently
in their own homes or apartments. We try to help
anyone who lives in Winter Park, Maitland,
Eatonville or some parts of Casselberry and
Orlando. We can help as long as that person can
walk unassisted or with a walker or cane and lives
in their own home or apartment. They do not have
to be a parishioner. Please contact Mary Ann
Gilbert at 407-628-1324,
[email protected] for more
informaon. If you would like to volunteer for this
ministry, contact Pegge Sckel, 407-629-9699,
[email protected].
Young Men’s Retreat at San Pedro
Catholic young men ages 13-18 are invited to the
“Quo Vadis” days retreat for faith, fellowship and
fun. “Quo Vadis” means “Where are you going?”,
the queson Our Lord asked St. Peter regarding his
vocaon and the one He might be asking you. You
could find the answer and you will have a great me!
San Pedro Center, Winter Park. Visit
[email protected]
or call 407-246-4875
For High School Girls
Vocations
“Come and See” retreat for women
Saturday, June 11 from 10 am to 5 pm, San Pedro
Center, 2400 Dike Road, Winter Park. For single
women, 18 and older. Peace, prayerfulness, vigil
Mass and sharing with Sisters. Fee $30. For
informaon call: Sister Kathleen
Power, 904-610-9228,
[email protected]
June 11 from 10am –noon.
Coffee and Brunch for all high school girls
Facilitated by young adult leaders: Laura Roche and Joy Kigin.
Sign up now with RSVP to [email protected].
Youth Ministry ...
Update on Summer 2016 Missions Trips:
Chaperones Needed!—All spots condi5onal on
appropriate number of chaperones. If interested in
chaperoning, please contact the Youth Office as
soon as possible. [email protected]
The missions trip to Charleston, SC July 10-16 is
FULL. Please contact either Hunter or Sandi to be
placed on the waing list. (Chaperones s5ll
needed!!!)
High School Youth Ministry
Just because the summer is beginning doesn’t mean
youth ministry has to end! High school students are
invited to several fellowship nights throughout the
summer. Join us this Thursday, June 9-- The
night begins with the 5:30 Mass in the chapel,
followed by dinner at Panera (please bring money
for dinner). Hope to see you there!
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