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Parish Office Hours
Monday - Thursday 9:30AM - 3:30 PM
Friday
9:30AM - 1:00PM
Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigil 5:30PM
Sunday
7:30, 9:30 & 11:30AM
Monday through Friday Please see Parish Calendar
on last page.
Reconciliation Saturday 4:00 – 5:00PM
Deacons Rev. Mr. Jim Walter
Rev. Mr. Paul Antor
Rev. Mr. Harve Becker
MISSION STATEMENT
Our mission, as rooted in our baptismal call,
is to live and share the message of the Gospel
of Jesus Christ in the fullness of
our Catholic Church.
Msgr. Chet Moczydlowski, D.Min. Pastor
Fr. Jacob Joseph, CMI Parochial Vicar
28 Sumter Avenue
Summerville, SC 29483
Phone: (843) 873-0631 Fax: (843) 873-1431
www.sjbsummerville.org
FEBRUARY 4, 2018
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Summerville Catholic School 226 Black Oak Blvd.,
Summerville, SC 29485
843-873-9310
www.summervillecatholic.org
PARISH INFORMATION
Church Phone: (843) 873-0631 Fax: (843) 873-1431
WEBSITE: www.sjbsummerville.org
** AFTER HOURS **
Please call the office number for staff referrals.
General Information
PARISH STAFF EXT
Rev. Msgr. Chet Moczydlowski, Pastor 10 [email protected]
Fr. Jacob Joseph, Parochial Vicar 10 [email protected]
Rev. Mr. Jim Walter, Deacon 10 [email protected]
Rev. Mr. Paul Antor, Deacon 10 [email protected] Rev. Mr. Harve Becker, Deacon 10 [email protected]
Sr. Carol Gnau, SSND, Pastoral Associate 17 [email protected]
Mrs. Dianna Mahoney, Pastoral Admin. 11 [email protected]
Mrs. Jan Antor, Pastoral Minister 20 [email protected]
Mr. Bryan Burnett, Pastoral Minister 10 [email protected]
Mr. Rodney Ward, Music Minister 10 [email protected]
Mrs. Stephanie Sharib, Media Coordinator 10 [email protected]
Ms. Rhoda Hiott, Secretary 10 [email protected]
Mr. Chad Pressley, Facilities Manager 23 [email protected]
PARISH MEMBERSHIP Active members of our parish are identified by their
generosity of time, talent and treasure. Stewardship is determined by:
1) Being properly registered and active for at least three months;
2) Faithful participation at Sunday liturgies; 3) Regular and identifiable support of the parish;
These criteria are used to verify parishioner status for: sponsorship; participation in sacramental, educational, pastoral and social ministries, activities and enrich-ment programs; and use of facilities and services.
Catholic School families requesting parish verification please visit the Catholic Schools page of our website for detailed requirements.
http://sjbsummerville.org/catholic-schools
Daily Scripture Readings Available on our web site, on the parish information page,
www.sjbsummerville.org and also at usccb.org.
PARISH SERVICES
SVdP ~ The direct Helpline Number for St. Vincent de Paul Society is 843-224-4592.
Baptism ~ The next parental prep session will be held at 6:30 pm, Wednesday, March 14th in the Church Commons. After attending this session, Baptisms may be scheduled during a daily or weekend Mass (outside of Advent & Lent), as well as at 11 am or 7 pm on Saturday, or 1pm on Sunday. Please register for the session by contacting the parish office. Godparents and grandparents are also welcome.
Marriage ~ Engaged couples should contact Deacon Jim Walter at [email protected] to set an appointment to begin the process of preparation at least six months prior to the date of marriage.
Miraculous Medal Novena ~ Mondays at 9:45am.
Rosary ~ in the Chapel at 9:45 on Friday.
Anointing of the Sick and Pastoral Visitation ~ To arrange for a priest, deacon or lay minister to visit a loved one who is sick, homebound, or hospitalized, please contact the parish office. Because of HIPAA policies, a hospital cannot notify the church, so a family member must take the initiative. Anointing is also offered following Mass. An immediate response is not always possible, so don’t wait until a crisis occurs!
Children's Liturgy of the Word ~ celebrated during the 9:30 & 11:30 Mass each Sunday for youngsters in Kindergarten through Grade 4.
Nursery ~ A Nursery is offered for children 1-3 years old in Madden Hall during the 9:30 & 11:30 Masses.
Early Childhood Faith Formation ~ for children 3-5 years of age in Madden Hall during the 9:30 Mass.
Meals on Wheels ~ Delivers between 11:15am—12:30pm. Call Leslie at 843-873-8224 to volunteer.
Centering Prayer Group ~ Meets first Saturday of each month 10am –Noon, in Madden Hall. Please contact Ken at 843-486-2617, [email protected] or Helen at 843-871-2684, [email protected] for information.
Lucis Via ~ Young Adults Ages 18-30 at LucisVia.com or [email protected].
Tri-County Catholic Fellowship ~ Age 50+ contact
[email protected] or 843-509-0913.
Our Advertisers ~ Please patronize the businesses who support our parish by advertising on the bulletin cover. Mention that you saw their ad at SJB.
Knights of Columbus Council #6629 ~ Please contact George Mezzinger 843) 296-6050 for information.
2018 Bishop’s Annual Appeal
Commonly Asked Questions
What is the BAA?
The Bishop’s Annual Appeal (BAA) is a primary source of funding to help sustain and expand ministries in the 96 parishes, 21 missions, 34 Catholic Schools, and agencies throughout
the diocese. Each parish and mission is asked to participate in this worthy appeal.
Why do we need these ministries and programs?
The Catholic Church serves the needs of many people in our local diocese and beyond. While some of these services are offered at the parish level, it is often more effective when many join together in ministry and service of the people of the diocese. Each diocesan ministry exists to support the work of our local parishes
How is each parish goal determined?
It is an objective formula based on a parish’s annual offertory: Each parish is assigned a percentage of the overall $4,000,000 goal as their BAA parish target. This percentage is the same percentage that their parish assessment represents compared to the overall diocesan assessment. For example, if a parish’s annual diocesan assessment represents 1% of the overall diocesan assessment amount, then their BAA target will represent 1% of the $4,000,000 overall goal.
What should I give?
A Gift of Prayer – Pray for the church, for our diocesan family, and for all people who support or are supported by the BAA. Time and Talent – Volunteer in your parish, school, community, and in diocesan ministries. A Sacrificial Gift – Consider making a pledge or onetime financial gift. Please continue working toward your Stewardship Commitment of 10%; designating 5% to your parish, 1% to the diocese, and 4% of annual income to other charities.
What type of gifts will the Diocese accept?
Cash, check, securities, credit card donations, and direct debit withdrawals. Donations can be made on-line by going to www.sccatholic.org. Registered households will be mailed their appeal packet outlining the funding for the 2018 BAA.
Can these funds be used for anything other than their stated purpose?
No, donations to the Bishop’s Annual Appeal are restricted. The diocese has designated these funds to be used only for the purposes in which the donations were intended. The diocese has an obligation to honor the wishes of the donors and use these funds for the purpose they were collected. For example, lawsuit settlements are paid from insurance, income from diocesan investments, and sale of property if necessary.
Welcome Rodney Ward, Director of Music Ministries!
R odney Ward, a recent graduate of Appalachian State University, has just completed a dual degree in both sacred music and organ performance. A native of Conway,
South Carolina, Rodney served as Organist for the Saturday Mass at St. James, his home parish, from age fourteen until he left for his studies at ASU.
At the age of fifteen, Rodney won First Prize in the Grand Strand Yamaha Piano Competition. Throughout junior high and high school, he accompanied numerous choirs and vocalists for local and regional performances. In the summer of 2006, Rodney visited the Washington, DC area where he performed on organs at St. Paul’s Episcopal – K Street, the Catholic Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul, and at the National Cathedral. In March 2007, he was a featured soloist on organ at the American Church in Paris, France while touring there with a chamber choir from Myrtle Beach, SC. In April of 2009, Rodney was chosen to present a recital on the famous Tannenberg organ in Old Salem, NC, and again in July of 2017. He has maintained an active recital career performing for such organizations as the Organ Historical Society and American Guild of Organists.
During his undergraduate and graduate years at Appalachian State, Rodney served as Organist for First Baptist Church of Lenoir, North Carolina. Most recently, he participated in an apprenticeship with C.W. Gibson, Inc. Pipe Organ Specialties in Monroeville, New Jersey while also serving as assistant organist at Saint Nicholas of Tolentine Catholic Church in Atlantic City. Please take a moment to introduce yourself and welcome Rodney to the St. John the Beloved family!
Journey Closer to Christ this Lent With Fr. Robert Barron
February 18-March 20 Times Available:
Sundays 5:00PM-6:30pm Tuesdays 4:30-5:45 (Childcare Available) Tuesdays 6:15-7:30 (Childcare Available)
“CATHOLICISM” taught us what the Church believes and why. Now CATHOLICISM: The New Evangelization shows us how to put our Faith into action in today’s increasingly secular world.
Follow Fr. Barron around the world to Australia, England, and around the U.S. to examine the Church’s mission within the challenges of Western secular culture. This video series tells us what the “New Evangelization” is, and then takes us on a fascinating tour to witness examples of new ardor, new expressions, and new methods of evangelization in action.
For Information contact Jan Antor at: [email protected] or 636-248-6460
Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper February 13, 2018
6:00pm Shrove Tuesday is also known as Pancake Day. What is Shrove Tuesday? And why eat pancakes on this day? The word “shrove” comes from a word that means “to have your sins forgiven.” In
older times, people would celebrate the sacrament of reconciliation on Shrove Tuesday (the day before Ash Wednesday), and also ask forgiveness from one another. Then for their penance, they would keep the Lenten practices of prayer, fasting and almsgiving. In these older times, fasting laws were much stricter than they are now. No oil, fat, meat, dairy products, etc., were eaten at all during Lent. So what did you do with the eggs, oil, milk, etc., that you had at home? You made pancakes to eat before Lent began!
Even the ingredients in pancakes have a spiritual significance:
Eggs symbolize creation. Flour is the staff of life. Salt represents wholesomeness. Milk symbolizes purity.
Through the centuries, Christians all around the globe have celebrated the day before Ash Wednesday as Shrove Tuesday, or Pancake Day! This day is also called Mardi Gras, French for Fat Tuesday, because it is the last chance to eat up all the forbidden foods of Lent!
Join us for our Pancake Supper on February 13th at 6:00pm in Madden Hall!
All are Welcome!
Property Improvement Next week’s special collection will benefit Property Improvement. Our Property Improvement fund goes toward projects and maintenance of our campus facilities. Recent projects include our chapel renovation and creation of our new reconciliation room and work sacristy. We are
also working on improving lighting and sound in the church, as well as work in Madden Hall and the administration building.
We thank you for your continued generosity and support!
Save the Date Mark your calendars to join us for our Annual Lenten Penance Service which will be held Thursday, March 15th at 7:00pm.
Ash Wednesday Mass Times
7:30,am, 9:00am, 12:00noon & 7:00pm
Service at 4:30PM
Vacation Bible School June 12-16th
We are Collecting Gear for VBS! Grab a donation re-quest form from the easel in the Commons Area and return the item(s) needed by June 4th. Please attach the gear to the item. We are also looking for several miscellaneous items; clean out your craft area and help the kids for VBS. Items needed include:
Adhesive gems Ribbon Twine Pipe cleaners Pom pom balls Yarn Scraps of cloth
Its not too late to register, visit: www.vbspro.events/p/scs
Or contact Jessica Hobbs at 502-689-5011 or [email protected].
St. Vincent de Paul If you or someone you know is in need of food or financial assistance for rent or utility bills, please contact:
843-224-4592.
Bulletin Announcements
Need an announcement in our bulletin? Please submit requests to: [email protected]
All requests must be received at least two weeks prior to requested publication date. All announcements are subject to approval and editing.
Food Pantry Our parish pantry is in need of non-perishable proteins. These items include, but are not limited to: SPAM, Vienna Sausages, Canned Tuna, Canned Chicken Breast, Chili with Meat and Soups containing meat. We could also use peanut butter and boxed milk such as
Parmalat. Reusable cloth grocery bags are also a huge help. We greatly appreciate all of your assistance with our food pantry, please note we cannot accept any clothing (new or used), any outdated or expired items, furniture, medications, religious medals, Mass enrollments, novena booklets or other religious items. Donations may be brought to Sr. Carol in Madden Hall.
Thank you for helping us help others!
World Wide Marriage Encounter “Remember that my life is like the wind;” Let us make the best of our time together with our spouses by enjoying a Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME) weekend. The next weekends is February 2-4, in
Clemmons, NC. Early sign up is recommended. For more information visit our website at:
https://SCMarriageMatters.org or call 803-810-9602
Women’s Club The next monthly meeting of the SJB Women’s Club will be on Monday, February 5th, at 7:00pm in Madden Hall. We will be getting ready for the upcoming annual Valentine Bingo
Party. Please bring your donations of toiletries and household goods to this meeting so we can create the gift bags for the Valentine Party. We will be signing up for Soup and Stations and will hear reports from our various ministries. Information will be available concerning the South Carolina Council of Catholic Women (SCCCW) Convention to be held in Charleston this March. Please consider joining us.
New members are always welcomed.
Tour of the Church
The Welcome Committee is offering a church tour on Wednesday, February 21st at 6:15 pm. All parishioners are welcome, especially those new to the parish. We meet just inside entrance of the Commons by the bell tower. The tour takes about 30 minutes, is a good opportunity to meet other parishioners and learn about history, nooks and crannies, and accoutrements of the church building. Contact Eileen Connolly to register:
Medicare Lunch & Learn On Saturday February 24th, in Madden Hall, Denis Halloran and Ed Silverman will conduct a Medicare educational seminar from 11:30 till 1:00 pm. They will answer questions and share important
information with you about the nuances of Medicare and Medicare supplemental insurance. The seminar is tailored to those about to turn 65 and to those who are presently on Medicare and may not be satisfied with their plan. The more informed you are the better choice you can make. Sandwiches and Tea will be offered. Please RSVP by Wednesday February 21st to Denis Halloran 843-729-3917 or Ed Silverman 843-906-4117
Cemetery Worker Responsible for general cemetery work and maintenance to include burying of the dead both underground and above, gardening, mowing, weeding, raking leaves, trash pickup, occasional interaction with public. Ability to drive stick shift required, lawn care and back hoe experience preferred. For consideration, please complete one of the following: Submit resume and pay expectations to:
[email protected] or mail to Diocese of Charleston, Attn: Human Resources at 901 Orange Grove Rd., Charleston, SC 29407, or apply in person at 604 Ft. Johnson Road, Charleston, between 8-10am, Monday-Friday
* Indicates a requirement for Safe Haven and/or Background Screening
Administration
Ministry Referrals Office
Assistance Parish Staff
Community Building
Cursillo Couple to Couple Family Counseling Hospitality Teams Liturgical
Receptions Men’s Prayer
Group MOPs New Members
Welcome Parish Events
Team Photography Senior Exercise
Group Senior Luncheon Women’s Club Young Adults
Prayer & Worship
Altar Guild Centering
Prayer Liturgical
Arts Miraculous
Medal Novena
Music Ministries
Adult Choir Cantor/Song
Leader Children’s Choir Hand Bell Choir Instrumentalists Resurrection
Choir
Faith Formation
Adult Faith Formation
Children’s Liturgy*
Nursery* RCIA/RCIC Student Faith
Formation* Safety/VIRTUS* Vacation Bible
School* Youth Ministry*
Discipleship
Al-Anon Bereavement Catholic
Scouting Ecumenism Facilities
Management Habitat for
Humanity Health Ministry
& Parish Nurses Kairos K of C Meals on
Wheels Ministry of Care Outreach for the
Hungry Prison Ministry Respect Life Special Needs SVdP
Liturgical Ministries
Eucharistic Ministers*
Gift Bearers Greeters Lectors Servers
(for adults*) Ushers
Ministry of Care - Hospital Ministry
If you are interested in helping in this rewarding ministry, please contact Deacon Harve at: (843) 200-2646 or [email protected].
2/4 Dan Brady 2/11 Christine Halsey 2/18 James Hughes 2/25 Rob McAnnar
3/4 Harve Becker 3/11 Bonnie Templeton 3/18 Betty Stein 3/25 Deborah Gordon
Scripture Reflection The fact that today’s Gospel from Mark makes reference to Jesus curing Peter’s mother-in-law would seem to point to the fact that Peter was married. However, the majority of scholars are of the opinion that the wife may have died before Peter was called by Jesus as an Apostle. In fact, there are many misconceptions about St. Peter. For one, although often portrayed as much older, he was probably younger than Jesus. In fact all 12 Apostles were most likely younger than Jesus.
Also, Peter is often presented in paintings and movies and books as being a very old man, but historians have also concluded that Peter was martyred in Rome when he was about 66 years old. He was never the old, old man in his 80’s we see quite often.
All of that is secondary to a simple statement in today’s Gospel about the mother-in-law. Specifically, St. Mark writes, “He (Jesus) approached, grasped her hand, and helped her up. Then the fever left her and she waited on them.” St. Matthew reveals this same fact in his Gospel (Matthew 8:15), and he writes, “He (Jesus) touched her hand and the fever left her, and she got up and began to serve him.”
The message for us is very basic. Peter’s mother-in-law responded to Jesus the same way we should when Jesus blesses us. She responded to the Lord and immediately served Him out of gratitude. That should be our motivation, and action, as well.
Jesus Heals Many Outreach Ministry
Sunday, February 18th: Cook team 3: Paula Toft’s team, making Veggie Beef Soup. Meet in Madden Hall kitchen at 7:30am Monday, February 19th: Serving team 3: Carol Morrissey’s team. Meet in Madden Hall at 10:00AM. Making bologna sandwiches and heating soup. If you are interested in helping in this rewarding ministry, please contact MaryAnn Schoch at: 843-469-6519 or [email protected].
sick fever
bedside helped
crowd people
gathered watch-
healed diseases demons victims
awoke pray
towns preach
MASS INTENTIONS, FEBRUARY 3RD - 11TH Presiders: Msgr. Chet Moczydlowski, Fr. Jacob Joseph, Fr. John Dux
Liturgical Ministries Schedule
FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP
REGISTERED HOUSEHOLDS 1,717
TOTAL TITHE: $1,159
Sincere thanks for your generous support.
Please remember St. John the Beloved in your estate planning. Each gift matters !
This week’s special collection will benefit Youth Group
Next week’s special appeal will benefit Property Improvement
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
4 Ordinary V
7:30, 9:30,11:30
CLW 9:30am & 11:30am
RCIA 10:30am
High School & Middle School Faith Formation 5:30pm
5
MASS 9:00am
Divine Mercy Chaplet 930am
Al-Anon 9:30am
Miraculous Medal Novena 9:45am
Handbell Choir 6:00pm
An Introduction to St. Paul 7:00pm
Women’s Club Meeting 7:00pm
6 MASS
9:00am
Divine Mercy Chaplet 930am
Faith Formation 4:30-5:45pm &
6:15-7:30pm
Marriage Series 6:15PM
Men’s Fellowship 7:00pm
7 MASS
9:00am
Men’s Prayer Group 7:00am
Divine Mercy Chaplet 930am
Senior Luncheon 12:00pm
ALPHA 7:00pm
Choir Practice 7:00pm
8 MASS
9:00am
Divine Mercy Chaplet 930am
Scripture Study 10:00am & 7:00pm
Young Adult Meeting 7:00pm
9 MASS
9:00am
MOPS 9:00am
Divine Mercy Chaplet 930am
Rosary 9:45am
Altar Guild 10:00am
Youth Band 6:00pm
10 Confessions
4:00pm
Ordinary VI 5:30pm
11 Ordinary VI
7:30, 9:30,11:30
CLW 9:30am & 11:30am
RCIA 10:30am
Concert Series 4:00pm
High School & Middle School Faith Formation 5:30pm
12
MASS 9:00am
Divine Mercy Chaplet 930am
Al-Anon 9:30am
Miraculous Medal Novena 9:45am
Handbell Choir 6:00pm
An Introduction to St. Paul 7:00pm
13 MASS
9:00am
Divine Mercy Chaplet 930am
Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper
6:00pm
14
Ash Wednesday MASS
7:30am, 9:00am, 12:00pm, 7:00pm
Service at 4:30pm
15 MASS
9:00am
Divine Mercy Chaplet 930am
Scripture Study 10:00am & 7:00pm
Young Adult Meeting 7:00pm
ALPHA 7:00pm
16 MASS
9:00am
Women’s Retreat Group 9:30am
Divine Mercy Chaplet 930am
Rosary 9:45am
Altar Guild 10:00am
Soup 6:00pm Stations 7:00pm
Youth Band 6:00pm
17 Men’s Fellowship
7:30am
Confirmation Prep - Day of Reflection
10:00am
Confessions 4:00pm
Lent I 5:30pm
Basket Online Weekly Total
1/28 $ 13,742.00 $ 4,948.75 $ 18,690.75
Special Collection
1/28 Church in Latin America $ 735
Date Liturgical Calendar Team 2/11/18 6th Sunday of Ordinary Time B
2/14/18 Ash Wednesday Sign Up
2/18/18 1st Sunday of Lent C
2/25/18 2nd Sunday of Lent D
Saturday 5:30pm JJ Ronald Frieday +
Sunday 7:30am JJ Adrien B. Lussier +
9:30am CM Harold Troeder +
11:30am CM SJB Parishioners
Monday 9:00am Jj David Balfour +
Tuesday 9:00am CM Betty Mosay +
Wednesday 9:00am JJ Clarence Daigle +
Thursday 9:00am CM Vivina Saldana Doroja +
Friday 9:00am JJ Adrien B. Lussier +
Saturday 4:00pm CM confessions
5:30pm CM Daniel Gentile +
Sunday 7:30am CM Denise Brunner +
9:30am JJ Betty Mosay +
11:30am JD SJB Parishioners