Welcome To Our Lady Queen of Peace Parish

May 28, 2017 7th Sunday of Easter Journeysongs #916

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“We are a Sunday People renewed in Christ, gifted and sent.”

1402 Route 209 P.O. Box 38 Brodheadsville, Pennsylvania 18322 Church Office: (610) 681-6137 Fax: (610) 681-6139

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Stewardship: Living Our Vocations by Leisa Anslinger, author and co-founder of Catholic Strengths and Engagement Community (CSEC). I have always found this excerpt from the U.S. bishops’ pastoral letter, Stewardship: A Disci-ple’s Response particularly powerful: “Jesus’ call is urgent. He does not tell people to follow him at some time in the future but here and now — at this moment, in these circumstances. There can be no delay” (SDR, p. 14). As stewardship leaders, we must constantly ask ourselves these questions: What is our particular moment of life personally and in our faith community? What circumstances must we take into consideration as we call one another to live and grow as stewards? In the first chapter of the bishops’ letter, they help us to recognize that embracing stewardship is about living out our particular vocations. We discern Christ’s call for us in the context of the community of believers; we respond to the urgent call of Christ. This is why it is very important that we begin forming our children and teens as stewards, so that they will recognize and re-spond to God’s grace in their lives, understand themselves as disciples of Jesus Christ from a very early age, and reflect on their response to Christ’s call and their many blessings as good stewards. There is much evidence that such real-life, day-to-day faith formation is needed if our children are to remain actively engaged in a life of faith within the faith community as young adults. In the United States over 30 percent of adults under the age of 30 are now unaffiliated. The major-ity of these young people leave their congregation before age 24. Young adults tell us they are looking for a meaningful way of life; they want to contribute to something that matters; they need to know that religion is not at odds with science, but rather, that faith brings a larger per-spective to what is learned through science. They want and need to learn from the witness of adults who are actively living as faith-filled people in the world. Stewardship provides so much that our young people need! Forming people to live their vocations as disciples who live as stewards is a gift beyond what most of us can ask or imagine.

-International Catholic Stewardship Council

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Daily Mass Monday: 12:10pm Tuesday –Friday: 8am Saturday: 8am Communion Service

Sunday Obligation Mass Schedule Saturday: 5:00pm Sunday: 8:00am & 11:00am 1:30pm Spanish Mass Confessions Monday 6:30pm to 7:00pm; Saturday 4:00pm to 4:45pm

Regional Sunday Mass at 7pm at St. Matthew Parish in East Stroudsburg, PA

ALL ARE WELCOME!!

Holy, Holy, Holy Emergencies happen! Anyone who needs to leave the Church during the Eucharistic Prayer will be asked by the ushers, to remain in the back of the church until the “Great Amen”. This is the most sacred time during the Mass. We want to honor the Blessed Sacrament in a special way during this time. Thank you.

Habra misa en Español cada domingo-1:30pm.

Todos invitados-Anuncien esto a sus amigos y otros feligreses

de la parroqua. Tambien invitamos a todos a nuestros grupos de oración

7pm el viernes. Por favor únase a nosotros.

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Love is the Beauty of the Soul. St. Augustine

Pentecost: The Church’s Birthday by Rev. Lawrence Rice, CSP Each year the Church celebrates 50 days of Easter, culminating at the feast of Pentecost. Pentecost marks the occasion of God’s sending the Holy Spirit upon Jesus’ disciples after his resurrection. Before Pentecost, the disciples were unsure of what they were to do next, and spent most of their time in hiding. After Pentecost, and the gift of the Holy Spirit, they understood their mission to spread the Good News of Jesus, and they had the courage to come out of hiding and speak openly about who Jesus was, and what he had accomplished by his dying and rising. Because Pentecost brought the disciples this clarity of mission, it is regarded as the founding feast of the Christian Church. Before Pentecost, the disciples of Jesus are tentative and disorganized. After Pente-cost, they are a people with a mission, who perceive themselves as spiritually and sacramentally con-nected to the risen Christ. You can read the story of the Church’s first days in the Acts of the Apostles. Today, celebrations of Pentecost still center on the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and the power of those gifts to both draw people together, and to send them forth to spread the word. For those of you who are fond of making lists, those gifts of the Holy Spirit are: Wisdom, Knowledge, Understanding, Fortitude, Good Counsel, Piety, and Fear of the Lord. Of course, one of the remarkable elements of the story of the first Pentecost was the miracle of under-standing, in which everyone in the diverse crowd in Jerusalem hears the disciples speaking in the listen-ers’ own language. This unique event is sometimes commemorated at masses for Pentecost Sunday by having people read sections of the story in a variety of different languages represented in the congrega-tion. It’s a reminder that although we’ve heard the story before, we have inherited the mission of those first disciples.

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As we approach the end of the Easter Season to celebrate the birth of our church, Pentecost re-minds us of the beauty in diversity and unity within our universal Church. Many different lan-guages, nationalities, and customs were brought together that day through the Holy Spirit with a mission: Go and spread the Good News of Christ.

In that spirit, we extend an invitation on Pentecost Sunday inviting the different cultures and customs of our parishioners to share how the Holy Spirit inspires them. Do you have special music, dances, foods, or other forms of art you display on Pentecost?

These are evangelization tools that highlight our love for God and the joy His Son brings into our lives. Would you create an art piece or perform, sharing what inspires you and kindles the fire of love in us for Jesus and His Church?

These will be on display after the 8am, 11 am, and 1:30 pm Masses on Pentecost Sunday, June 4th. Stop by the front by the Jesus Statue for a short celebration of our church with cake and goodies. If you have a performance to share, please email Linda Carbone at lindacc@ptd.net. If you have an art piece to share, please drop it off in the church atrium be-fore Mass on Pentecost Sunday.

See you then!!

Sincerely, Deacon Bob O’Connor Linda Carbone and Your Liturgy Committee Pentecost Petitions: If you speak another language we would love for you to read one or more of the petitions in that language during Mass on Pentecost. For more information, please contact Debbie in the office at 610 681 6137 or at trivett@qopchurch.org.

Memorial Mass of Remembrance Tuesday, May 30, 2017 at 7pm

All are welcome as we gather together to member our loved ones who have died, in this special liturgy. Please come early to sign our book for your loved one. At the conclusion we will gather in the Atrium for refreshments and fellowship.

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For the Military: If you would like to place yourself or a family member on this list, please call the office and provides us with name and rank.

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For those in need of Hope, Healing and Health: Richard Hebron, Dolores O’Shea, Cheryl Morse, Kathy Monahan, Dolores Horn, Cheryl Gonzalez, Brian Rakoski, Nelson Megri, Linda Symmons, Walter Williams, Margie Emery, Lilia Luzuriaga, Christy Kostro, Ariel Wetherby, Wanda Ajygin, Brian Meyers, Dawn Fischetti, Michael Ciarleglio, Cathy Aitken, Eric Dunnigan, Tony DeMatteo, Iannacone Family, Jay-den Castagna, Megan Desthers, Michael Gonglik Jr., Urszula Jankowska, Jeizy Jankowski, Carmen Alicea, Agnes Guy-ders, Shaun Miceli, Madeline Greischel, Gloria Malone, Kimberlee Ralston, Gina Quinones, Patricia Borasz, Ofelia Her-nandez, Steve Urban, Linda Mackes, Paul Romano, Christine Dafcik, Crawford Smith, Patty Dredger, Marge Van Metter, Mary Ann Triola, Victoria Guaracci, James Kelly, Frances Kelly, Pamela Di-Marino, Gladys Guld, Steven Hill, Debo-rah Gehr, Joe Yarka, Susan Zieberski, Denise Zieberski, Kim Price, Stan Swiecicki, Russ Schwartz Please call the office if you would like to add yourself or a family member to our prayer list. We will renew this list each month.

CPT Christopher Chenck-USMC PVT Justin Edwards PFC Marine Austin J. Clark Ranger Michael Lucchese US Army Devin O’Connell PO3 USN GySgt Thomas J. Howard Sr. Sgt Mark A. Bumbulsky Airman Anthony J. Bumbulsky Airman Howard Stevens Lt Jonathan Galgoci USN SPC Jordan Walters 1st Lt Alexander Walters PFC Dennis Stanhope Jr CPT Tim Carlin

A1C Jacob James Harlan Sgt Caitlin Carter PVT Nicholas Garaguso PO3 Nicholas Kolment LtCol Tanya Dear, Air Force Major Keith Billman Spc. Larissa Lopez Chief Justin C. Melody LTJG Scott Douglas Major Matthew Meckes Andrew Larregui SSGT Gary M. Gassman Chelsea Lanigan P-2

Cpl Dominick Truglio LtCol Bronwyn Ruddy Stall Sgt Eric McCausland US Army SSGT Phillip J. Sever Sgt Joshua R. Sever LtCom Greg Crosby SPC Stefan De Jesus Major Matthew DeSabio Major Stephen Pletchan SPC ToniAnn Valdner M.P. LCpl Matthew Smith USMC Spc. Kevin R. Booth SSGT Edward J. Drozd

Stewardship of Prayer

This Week’s Mass Intentions Saturday, May 27 5:00pm Victoria Carti/Joanne & John Cardello Sunday, May 28 8:00am Spec Int MaryAnne & Jerry Schwartz/Giaottis 11:00am George Olier/Sally & Ray Conti 1:30pm Robert Bradburn/Mary & Dave Pierce Monday, May 29 Memorial Day 12:10pm Maria Ilardo/Maria Giletto Tuesday, May 30 8:00am Michael Komraus/Mom & Dad 7:00pm Memorial Mass of Remembrance Wednesday, May 31 8:00am Souls in Purgatory/Maria Giletto Thursday, June 1 8:00am Joan Smiley Schultz/Lozier Family Friday, June 2 8:00am John Cicero/family Saturday, June 3 8:00am Communion Service 5:00pm Nicholas Hicks/Uncle Johnny, Aunt Joy & Maria Sunday, June 4 Pentecost 8:00am Margaret Modafferi/family 11:00am Jannette & David S. Aitken Sr./Cathy Aitken 1:30pm Ida Saverzoff/Joe & Joan Gaiotti

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PASTORAL STAFF PASTOR - Rev. Michael F. Quinnan (ext. 112) quinnan@qopchurch.org DEACON - Robert A. O'Connor Jr. oconnor@qopchurch.org DEACON- Ralph Weichand weichand@qopchurch.org DEACON– Joseph P. Rodgers rodgers@qopchurch.org Business Manager - Kim Hoffman (ext. 111) hoffman@qopchurch.org Director of Faith Formation- Jacki Douglas (ext. 114) douglas@qopchurch.org Music Ministry - Lindsey Blundetto (ext. 127) blundetto@qopchurch.org Youth Ministry- Dori Hurley (ext. 126) hurley@qopchurch.org Parish Secretary– Debbie Trivett (ext. 110) trivett@qopchurch.org PreSchool Director- Margaret LaFiura (ext. 118) lafiura@qopchurch.org PreSchool Teacher-Rebekah Larregui (ext. 132) larregui@qopchurch.org

Mission: Take out only in June Sunday Supper: No Suppers in June Luncheon: No Lunch in June Breakfast: No Breakfast in June Senior Lunch: No Lunch in June

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What’s Happening This Week 5/21-5/28 Sunday, 5/28: Mass at 8am and 11am, 1:30pm Spanish Mass, Orphan Giant Sunflow-er Sale after Masses. Monday, 5/29: Memorial Day, Church Office closed, 12:10 Mass, Flame of Love Prayer Group 10:30am in the Café, No Confessions, No Folk Group, Flea Market Donations Begin! Tuesday 5/30: 8am Mass, No Youth Group, 7pm Memorial Mass Wednesday 5/31: 8am Mass, No Youth Group, 7pm Safety and Security Meeting in the Conference Room Thursday 6/1: 8am Mass, West End Mission Meal for those in need 4:40-5:45 (Take Out), Greeter Meeting in Conference Room 7pm Friday 6/2: 8am Mass, Eucharistic Adoration after 8am Mass Saturday 6/3: 8am Communion Service. Confessions 4-4:45pm, 5pm Mass. Sunday 6/4: 8am and 11am Mass, Pentecost Celebration outside after Mass, 1:30pm Span-ish Mass.

Communion delivered to the homebound Extraordinary Ministers are available to bring communion to the homebound. to request a visit, please contact the Church Office at 610 681-6137

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Eucharistic Adoration Every Friday in the Daily Chapel after the 8am Mass until 7pm. 3pm: Recitation of the Divine Mercy Chaplet 6:45pm: Evening Prayer followed by Benediction. Jesus waits for you in the Blessed Sacrament!

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Stewards of the Week

Visit qopchurch.org to join Online Giving!!!

Grocery Tape Volunteers! Our grocery tapes rebate program from Shop Rite and Weis markets has a team of workers who are making the submissions much easi-er and faster. The team consists of the following members who have donated many hours of sorting, re-viewing eligible items, adding and totaling the tapes. Much thanks to: Millie Burke, Sue Hanlon, Bar-bara Lange, Brain Schlichting and his daughter, and Maryanne Tadrzynski. Submitted by Anne Whitehead

Regular Offertory: $ 10,459.00 Online: $ 1,332.00 Dome: $1,083.00

Stewardship of Treasure

Our Lady Queen of Peace Stewardship Prayer

Generous and loving God, you gather us together as one family in our Cath-olic faith. Help us to proclaim your Kingdom by our words and actions. Guided by the Holy Spirit and with the help of Blessed Mary, may we share our time, talents, and treasures and abundantly return these, our gifts, to You. Amen

Baby Bottle Boomerang The Knights of Columbus Baby Bottle Boomerang is a drive to collect funds to support Preg-nancy Resource Centers in our area. Please deposit loose change and/or checks and return the filled bottles at all Masses on Father’s Day. Please make checks payable to K of C.

COME…

join us around the bonfire for

FAMILY ROSARY NIGHT

Sunday, June 25, 7:15-9 p.m. (Weather permitting)

Church grounds (Weir Lake side)

Games, music, prayer and smores

BYOChair, Blanket, FAMILY!

ORPHAN MINISTRY GIANT SUNFLOWER SALE Don't miss out on your chance to purchase a gi-ant sunflower! After all the Masses this weekend! $5.00 each or 5 for $20 You can also reserve yours ahead of time by calling Sandie Flannery at 570/350-9652!

Flame of Love Prayer Group at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church – This Prayer Group will meet in the Chapel every Monday from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Come join us. Jesus said “Through this prayer, Satan will be blind and souls will not be led into sin.” www.flameoflove.us

Let It Begin With Me Are you affected by someone else's drinking? We welcome all to receive confidential support by at-tending our AL Anon meeting. Queen of Peace cafe room (through chapel entrance) Every Wed. 12-1 Any questions call Cynthia 570-982-4590.

Youth Ministry Teens of Peace (High School) Tuesdays 7-8:30pm Living 4:12 (7th and 8th Grade) Wednesdays 6-7:15 This week for both groups: Help Set up Flea

Market. Last Meeting!

Nuestra Senora de la Paz Horario Para La Palabra De La Sagrada Escritura Encargada de Los Lectores: Maria Diaz 570 972 4421 May 28 Janette Y Ema Lania de Jesus June 4 Marie Elena Yepes Y Luisa June 11 Janette Y Ema Lania de Jesus

Church Cleaner Schedule 6/3 P. Zaun, M. Carmona, C. Fritz, B. Kichline Thank you for cleaning our Church! If you are interested in being a church clean-er, please contact Diane at 570 629 4185

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1000 Hail Mary Devotion: First Saturdays in the Chapel after the 8am Communion Service un-til 12:30pm. Any amount of time you can spend will help with this devotion to the Blessed Mother. All are Welcome.

"Good morning", "Welcome", " How are you today?".

These are the first words someone hears as they enter our church for the weekend Masses. Would you like to be an ambassador of hospitality? Come join us for a training session for new GREETERS. You come to Mass anyway. Why not take on this ministry? Just as you welcome someone into your house for a celebra-tion, we welcome those who come to celebrate around our ban-quet table, There will be a meeting of New Greeters on Thurs. June 1st at 7:00 p.m. in the conference room. Please note the date

change. (enter through the door by the preschool.) Proceed as if you are going into the church. The conference room

is on the left before entering church. If you have any questions please call Jane 610 381 6176.

5pm Liz Hurley

JoAnn Cardello

Marie Kunz

8am Rivera Family Delta Perez Mary Honey

11am Marie Greene

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Dave & Teri Marazas

Joyce Castillo Kim Connelly

Bereavement Group The Bereavement Support Group at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church meets after the 11am Mass in the Café. There are no meetings in June due to Flea Mar-ket unless otherwise disclosed. Upcoming Meetings: July-2, 16, 30 August-13, 27 For more information, please contact the Office 610 681-6137.

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Memorial Day Monday, May 29

Mass will be offered at 12:10pm. There will be no

Confessions and the Church Office will be

closed.

Remember and Honor

A Parish Mission with Father Larry Richards

When: Monday through Thursday, September 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st, 2017 Time: 7-9pm each evening Where: Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Rt. 209 Brodheadsville, PA 18322 No Charge: A free will offering the last night of the conference will be appreciated For Details: Call the Church Office at 610 681-6137 or email Deacon Bob O’Connor at rob-ert.a.oconnor@centurylink.com You will not want to miss Fr. Rich-ards’ 4 evenings of stimulating and encouraging presentations on God’s Love and a “How to” about Prayer, Love of Others, Reconciliation and Adoration and Healing. Join us for a memorable experience.

Flea Market days - June 23-25 Dona�ons accepted from May 29 to June 18. Tell your family & friends too. For those parishioners that need a li�le extra help bringing dona�ons to the church, call Andy S�er at 610-216-2239. THANK YOU!! Stop by & help us sort dona�ons.

Please consider donating some operating supplies! COKE soda products, cases of bottled water, 30 or 39 gallon black trash bags & any size zippered plastic bags. We also need 6- or 8-foot resin/plastic tables for our growing fundraiser. Save your packing materials (peanuts, air pillows, bubble wrap). We also accept GIFT CARDS to any restaurants, stores, & more for our Basket Raffle. You may turn these into the church. THANK YOU for you generosity!

Special thanks to the family of Alice Helms who donated furniture and household articles for the Flea Market. THANK YOU! If you know of anyone who has remains from an estate, plans to move or relocate, down-sizing, please consider our fundraiser. Call Lynn Smith at 570-350-2704 or Kelli Krechel at 610-381-2642.

Our JEWELRY DEPARTMENT will be selling gems & jewels. If you have some jewelry you no longer wear, please consider our fundraiser. Earrings, necklaces, pins, bracelets & rings – anything that sparkles! Jewelry & trinket boxes and other jew-elry display items (like head mannequins) too.

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