st michael's bulletin 02/15/2015

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Our Mission:To be the presence of Christ...

In Welcoming

In Service

In WorshipIn Compassion

In Faith Sharing

In Fellowship

To be the Light of the World!

Sunday Eucharist

Saturday at 5:00 pm,

Sunday at 7:45 am, 9:15 am, 11:15 am & 5:00 pm

Daily Masses:Monday & Thursday at 12:15pm, Wednesday at 8:30am

Holy Days: Consult the bulletin or www.saint-mikes.org.

Reconciliation

Saturday at 3:30– 4:30 pm or by appointment

Communion to the Sick

Please notify the parish office when a parishioner is ill.

Arrangements will be made for home or hospital visitation.

Baptism

Celebrations are held at Sunday liturgies five weekends a year,

at Baptism ceremonies five Saturdays a year, and by appointment.

Contact Karen Neme at the church office.

Sacrament of Matrimony

Arrangements made with the Pastor or Deacon. Please contactthe parish office at least six months prior to wedding date.

Anointing of the Sick

Those who are ill, facing surgery or enduring a

chronic illness are invited to contact the office to make

arrangements to celebrate this sacrament. Communal anointing

services are held through the year (announced in the bulletin).

Vocations

Those considering a life of service as a priest, deacon

or religious may contact the Diocesan Office for Vocations

at (804) 359-5661.

The Defenderthe weekly parish bulletin of the Catholic community of

St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church For even more parish info, visit the parish website at

www.saint -mikes.org Phone: (804) 527-10374491 Springield Road • Glen Allen, Virginia 23060

Fax (804) 527-1039

EDITION 1146 Sunday, February 15, 2015Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

FROM THE PASTOR:

Where do we meet God? It is my firm conviction thatwe have the potential to experience God virtually all the time– in every moment of our lives. In reality, those moments arerecognized all too infrequently. Now, I can only reflect on myown life, but I know that I have had some powerful momentsof meeting God. It is such experiences that encourage me to be ever more aentive to God’s presence in my life – to lookfor Him.

Where have you met God? What have you sought todo that opens such a possibility? One occasion that helps somany people do this is a retreat – a time to get away from ourregular daily routine and open our minds and hearts to God.Every year, when I go to Haiti, I experience God powerfully,and so that pilgrimage is an important retreat for me. Againand again, members of our parish have found the ChristRenews His Parish (CRHP) experience to be an importantencounter with God. These CRHP Retreats (we say “chirpretreats”) are peer-led and a powerful experience of meetingGod.

If you haven’t gone on one, why haven’t you? Theytake place right here in our own parish and involves oneweekend that can change your life. As I write that, I realize itmight sound a lile scary (“I don’t want to become some kind ofholy roller!”). But I will tell you that to meet God is toexperience a freedom and joy that is beyond measure.

So, look for the courage to say “yes” when you hearthe next invitation. God’s generosity can never be outdone.Let Him give Himself to you. Jesus Christ, the Son of God, is

knocking at your door. Will you have the courage to open it?Peace and Love, Fr. Dan

Ash Wednesday is February 18

Schedule for Distribution of Ashes8:30 AM - Mass with Distribution of Ashes

12:15 PM - Word Service/Distribution of Ashes

7:30 PM - Word Service/Distribution of Ashes



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JOINING THE PARISH

We invite all who worship with us to become

formal members of the St. Michael “Village”

by registering as parishioners.

Membership has its benefits! And it also helps

our ministries and staff plan to meet the needs

of the community. To become a member of the

parish, please aend an Orientation Meeting to

receive information about our parish community,

ministry opportunities, and registration forms.

Orientation meetings are held twice monthly.

For more information, call the office, 527-1037.

NEXT NEWCOMERS MEETING

Sunday, February 22, after 11:15 AM Mass

Tuesday, March 10, 7 PM

SPOKEN ANNOUNCEMENTS

Deadline for spoken announcements is

5 PM on WEDNESDAY.

Please submit requests to

[email protected] or 527-1037, ext. 14.

BULLETIN PUBLICATION INFO

We welcome all St. Michael ministries,

parishioners, and members of the community at

large to submit notices to the parish bulletin via

e-mail to [email protected] by

MONDAY at 10 AM.

Priority is given to St. Michael ministries andparishioners. As always, the parish administration

retains the right to edit or refuse submissions.

As good stewards of our environment and office

resources, the parish administration works to

reduce the number of printed flyers in the

bulletin and reserves the right to redesign info

in flyers to fit within the alloed bulletin space.

Flyers should be e-mailed as Word, Publisher, or

PowerPoint files to [email protected] by

MONDAY at 10 AM.

Hard copy flyers should NOT be submied.

Mass Intentions

Sat. Feb. 14, 5:00 pm Vally Fernandes Sun. Feb. 15, 7:45 am

Sun. Feb. 15, 9:15 am

Eleanor Cox Sun. Feb. 15, 11:15 am Evelyn Esposito Sun. Feb. 15, 5:00 pm . . . For the People

Mon. Feb. 16, 12:15 pm NO MASS or SERVICEWed. Feb. 18, 8:30 am Ash Wednesday-Rev. Carl DeSouza

Thurs. Feb. 19, 12:15 pm Victor Manuel Larroche

Sat. Feb. 21, 5:00 pm Susan Hardwicke Sun. Feb. 22, 7:45 am John Collins Sun. Feb. 22, 9:15 am Frank Abbarno Sun. Feb. 22, 11:15 am . . . For the People Sun. Feb. 22, 5:00 pm - Deceased

For even more parish information,

visit the parish website at

www.saint-mikes.org by scanning

this QR code.

LENTEN REGULATIONS

Fasting is to be observed by all 18 years of age and older,who have not yet celebrated their 59th birthday. On a fast day,one full meal is allowed. Two other meals, sufficient to maintainstrength, may be taken according to each one's needs, buttogether they should not equal another full meal. Eating betweenmeals is not permied, but liquids, including milk and juices, areallowed.

Abstinence is observed by all 14 years of age and older.

On days of abstinence, no meat is allowed. Note that when healthor ability to work would be seriously affected, the law does notoblige. When in doubt concerning fast and abstinence, the parishpriest should be consulted.

Ash Wednesday, February 18, and Good Friday, April 3,are days of fast and abstinence. All the Fridays of Lent are days oabstinence.

Fasting, almsgiving, and prayer are the three traditionaldisciplines of Lent. The faithful and catechumens shouldundertake these practices seriously in a spirit of penance and ofpreparation for baptism or of renewal of baptism at Easter.

Church Matters



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QUESTION for the upcoming WEEK: The Gospel for next week, February 22, the First Sunday of Lent, isMark 1:12-15 (Jesus’ temptation and the call to conversion).As you read the Scriptures this week, you may want to think about thefollowing questions: Adults: When or how could you step away from your dailyresponsibilities to renew yourself, so that you can do a better job offollowing in the footsteps of Jesus?

Children: What good habit could you work on during Lent so youcould grow closer to God?

From Heritage of Faith, by Jo Rotunno

Faith Formation Catechist of the Week

Our Catechist of the Week is Joanne Rosel , who is a 2nd gradecatechist in our elementary program this year. This is Joanne’sfourth year working as a catechist, and she has previously workedwith our Life Teen and EDGE youth. Joanne is married and has twochildren. She works as a pharmaceutical representative and enjoysrunning road races and cooking in her spare time. In answer to thequestion of why she became a catechist, Joanne replied, “I aendedChrist Renews His Parish renewal weekend 19 and strengthenedmy faith and resolve to get more involved in the outreachprograms at St. Michael.” Her favorite topic to learn about as achild in Catholic school was Mary and the saints, and she was in-spired by how powerful their faith was. Joanne’s favorite Scriptureverse is from St. Paul’s leer to the Corinthians: “Let he who feelsthat his is standing upright, watch out lest he fall.” Two things shewould like her 2nd graders to “take away” from their year in hergroup are “Jesus loves you no maer what! Talk to Jesus every day,and He will listen to you. Say a prayer every day!” To encourage aperson to become a catechist, Joanne would tell them, “It’s likemost things you put your heart and energy into. You’ll get moreout of it than you put into it! It’s very rewarding!”

Initiation MinistrieARE YOU INTERESTED IN

BECOMING CATHOLIC ?

The Rite of Christian Initiation ofAdults (RCIA) is a ministry for thosewho are not baptized or who have

been baptized in another faithtradition and wish to enter the Catholic Church.ARE YOU HEARING A QUIET STILL VOICE WITHIN,urging you to learn more about the Catholic faith?Do you find yourself coming to St. Michael for Mass andwanting to be more involved in the community?Do you long for a deeper relationship with God?For more information,contact Bill Flaherty at [email protected]

INFANT BAPTISM

To have your child baptized at

St. Michael:

the family must be registered

members of the parish

parents must aend preparation

classes

It is recommended that you contact the BaptismCoordinator, Karen Neme, early so godparents andfamily can plan to aend. To register for the parish,please aend a newcomers’ orientation meeting on thesecond Tuesday of each month at 7 PM or the fourthSunday of the month after the 11:15 AM Mass.

For further information,PLEASE CONTACT Karen Neme at 527-1037 x 49 [email protected]

Upcoming Dates:

April 6

Baptism Class

April 18/19 Baptisms during all liturgies

May 4 Baptism Class

May 16 Baptism Service - 10am

June 1 Baptism Class

June 20/21 Baptisms during all liturgies

MARRIAGE MOMENTS

Lent begins this Wednesday.Sure, celebrate Mardi Gras on Tuesday but start thinkingnow of a meaningful Lenten practice. Why not choose at

least one penance that both of you will do. It canreinforce your decision and bond you in a common effort.

PARENTING POINTERS: Wednesday is Ash Wednesday, which begins Lent.

But before Lent comes, Tuesday is Mardi Gras.I guess it is human nature to want to splurge before

taking on a sacrifice. Decide a family penance for Lent,but plan a family treat for Tuesday.

CRHP Renewal Weekend registration is now open!

Join the more than 1,000 St. Michael parishioners who have completed one of the parish'smost successful adult faith formation programs!

For two days, men and women take the time to reflect on how they have been able to apply faith and scripture to deal with the very real problems and challenges that come with daily living.Chances are you will find yourself inspired, moved, and most importantly, challenged to explore the

role of faith in your own personal situation. No matter where you are in your personal faith journey, you will end upcelebrating the weekend where God meets you where you are!

Renewal WeekendsWomen’s Weekend: April 18 & 19

Men's Weekend: April 25 & 26

Christ Renews His Parish - Renewal Weekend details may be found on the St. Michael website, along the left-side column oflinks, or under the top-menu options - Faith Formation (http://saint-mikes.org/faith_formation.php?pid=53).



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We are in need of more SCRIPMinistry volunteers for the table

sales before and after the 7:45, 9:15 & 11:15 morning Masses which is a

1-hour commitment total (30 minutes before and after Mass).

We have openings for the 7:45 AM Mass and could use more help at

other Masses, as well. Additionally we have a need for helping with

the sales of Express SCRIP (only Food Lion, Martins, and Wal-mart

cards). This is a 15-min. shift after the 9:15 and 11:15 morning Masses.

NEW SCRIP - $25 Zorba's

See insert today for Raffle information and a chance to

win grocery SCRIP.

SCRIP Information

RESALE SHOP -- shop, volunteer and donate wit

a purpose for the Lile Sisters of the PoorDo you love rummage sales? If the answer is yes, then you

should consider volunteering at Thrifty Sisters. Thrifty Sisteis a thrift store whose purpose is to raise money for the LileSisters of the Poor. Located at 8911 Paerson Ave, the shopopened in December 2012 and has been a great success. The

store is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 AM to 4 PM

Volunteers and donations are always needed. Please contacour Executive Director, Beverly Binns, at 658-4153 for

information about how to volunteer and donate.Of course, we also need shoppers, so please stop in!

For more information visit www.thriftysistersrva.org

Financial Report

The financial reports are published monthly. Note the following second collection occurring within the next month:

Lile Sisters of the Poor February 15, 2015

Health Wagon - Appalachia February 22, 2015

Building Fund March 1, 2015

Catholic Relief Services March 15, 2015

Introducing Online Giving!Our parish now

uses an Online Giving systemcalled WeShare.

This will allow you to make your donations without writing acheck each week. You can set up a recurring weekly or monthlypayment, allocate different amounts for our different collections,and view complete, accurate financial records at any time. It savesall of us time and is a win-win for our parish!

Those who wish to continue to use our traditional methods ofoffering, including envelopes and autodraft, may do so. However,we ask that you prayerfully consider Online Giving. If you wouldlike to enroll, please visit hps:/saintmikes.weshareonline.org.If you have any questions about the program or about seing upyour account, don't hesitate to call our parish office (804-527-1037).

Sponsors now have the opportunity tosend a letter to their Haitian child. Youcan deposit your letter in the box in the Commons area labele"Letters to Haiti." As usual, the mail should be no larger thana business letter and may only contain small enclosures.

Family pictures or pictures colored by children are somesuggestions that work well, but you can choose anything thatmeans something to you. Please include your name and theHaitian child's name on the outside of the envelope.

ALL LETTERS ARE TO BE WRITTEN IN FRENCH.

The website www.translate.google.com is a user -friendly sitethat will translate the document from English to French at thetouch of a button.

The letters will be taken by the groupleaving in February. Final date for dropping off mail isFebruary 18th (Ash Wednesday).We thank you all for your generous support of this programthat has such an impact on the children of Dos Palais.

Haiti Corner

Come HOME!We’ve Missed You!!

If you have been thinkingabout becoming more active inthe Church again after a timeaway, there is no beer time tocome back than now! LANDINGS is an eight-week program that offers “a safeplace to land,” a place for listening and for being heard, aplace for asking questions and for reconnecting with thefaith as an adult. We begin the program at St. Michael theweek of April 13. If you are interested, please contact KenFeldt at (804)514-6149 or [email protected] for morinformation. We look forward to hearing from you!!

Your boxed Parish Envelopesets are available in the

Parish Hall this weekendafter all Masses. After that,they will be available in the

office. The parish saved over$4,000 by NOT sending them

in the mail. We invite parishioners to sign up for WeShare -

we would save even more!



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Sports Equipment DriveNew 2 U Sports(a REAP social enterprise)

is re-launching in March of 2015,and we need your help.

Kindly donate gently-used or newsports equipment. All items will be used toprovide job training and employment for

people with disabilities. Equipment will be sold or donated to families in thecommunity - giving many children their first opportunityto participate in organized sports. For more info, contact Karen Hannon (527-1037 x 29 or [email protected]

Building Opening/Closing.If you live close to St. Michael, this might be the ministry

for you! Additional people are needed to open the church

in the morning and lock it up at night. This requires a

commitment of one or two mornings or evenings every

two weeks. If you are interested, please contact Mark Gill,

the coordinator of this ministry at [email protected].

Bereavement Support Group Meetings

Spring 2015 Session

DATES: February 24 – April 14

8 Consecutive Tuesdays

TIMES: Morning Session: 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Evening Session: 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM

Facilitator: Pat Baskind, LSCW,Bereavement Coordinator

Registration is required.

Join now: Pat Baskind, 304-0169 or [email protected] or

Deacon Dave Nemetz, 527-1037 ext. 19 or [email protected]

Hi, my name is Alex Phillips, and I amworking on my Girl Scout Silver Award.I am collecting books forOverby-Sheppard Elementary School.The children there often don't have theirown books. I am lucky to have my own

books, so I want them to have the chanceto experience the joy of reading their own

books, too. I believe books can take a child to a beer placeeven if their situation isn't so great.I would appreciate gently used or new books for ages 5 to 10. There is a collection box in the Commons. Thank you!

Current Traveling Cross Inviters:

Joe McGreal (5:00 Sat. Mass) Zelda Burke (7:45 Sun. Mass) Cheryl Dulog (9:15 Sun. Mass) Mervyn and Hazel Lopez

(11:15 Sun. Mass) Grace DiLiberto (5:00 Sun. Mass)

If you would like to receive theTraveling Cross, please contact

the inviter at your respective Mass.For more information, please contact

Al and Carol Merolla,Coordinators of the

Adoration/Vocations Ministry,

at [email protected]

“Do everything for the glory of God.”Your vocation is the call to

give God glory in your very being.Is He choosing you to be a priest

or consecrated religious?Call Father Michael G. Boehling

at (804)359-5661,or write:

[email protected]

VOCATIONS CROSS

The Traveling

Vocations Cross ministryhas been ongoing at

St. Michael since 2006. If you would like to take across home for a month to

pray for vocations to thepriesthood and religious life, you may

approach one of our volunteer

“inviters” who will be happy toarrange for you to receive the crossat Mass on the first Sunday

of the month you choose. Single people, couples, and families

are all welcomed to participate in thisvery rewarding ministry.

Fr. Dan encourages parishioners toaccept the Vocations Cross for those

who cannot be present at Mass, i.e. Military, homebound, students,

nursing home residents, etc.Both will be recognized in the Defender.

Souperbowl of Caring Weekend Raffle Winners:

Monday Movie Madness Basket: Tom Shaia Rockstars Movie Gift Basket: Ed Paraiso Chocolate Basket: Robert McBride Deluxe Chocolate Basket: Kay Shalaski

$150 Gift Card Raffle: Tery Bickerstaff Reserved Parking and Seating for Easter Sunday Mass:9:15 AM Package: Michelle White 11:15 AM Package: Julie Herzog

Thanks again for your support!Winners will be contacted regarding their prize.

Parishioners in Need!

Many of you know Marc and Joy Elliott. The Elliotts have been trying to rent ahouse. Because of Joy's serious health issues (Parkinson's Disease, MuscularDystrophy, asthma, and other allergies), they need a pet-friendly, ranch stylehome that is accessible and has no carpeting. After months of hunting, theyrealized that they might have to try and purchase a home. With that in mind, theyhave set up a GoFundMe account with the hope of raising enough money tomake that happen. To learn more and to help, please go to: Gofundme.com/Elliotthome.



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Heads Up!

ST. MICHAEL SCRAPBOOKING& CRAFTING GROUP

Please join us on Friday, February 27, from6:30 - 9:30 PM in Room 207. Enter at parish officeentrance. Bring your friends and your supplies for acreative night out. Contact Andrea Rawluk at 967-0678or [email protected] if you need additional info.

Young at Heart meets the1st and 3rd Tuesdays of every month

at 9:30 AM in Room 206. Next meetings: Feb. 17 & March 3.

Respect Life Rosary Ministry will meet onMarch 10 at 7 PM in the Blessed SacramentChapel to pray for victims of domesticviolence. For more info, contact Ann

Niermeyer at [email protected] or359-5661 ext. 252.

Rosary Making MinistryWe meet every first Sunday of the monthfrom 12:30-2:20 PM in the Room 207. Trainingmaterials provided. Upcoming date: March 1.

St. Michael Church's ministry togay and lesbian Catholics, theirfriends, and families will meet

March 3 at 7 PM. Join us for prayer, reflection and fellowship.All are welcome! If you have any questions, contact WillLangley at 399-5424, [email protected]

We Are Family

Rosary Prayers GroupAll are welcome! We pray the rosary on the3rd Friday of every month at 6:30 PM in theConference Room. Upcoming date: Feb. 20. For more info, contact Deirdre Del Giudice atpimpernel20 @verizon.net.

A special thank you to the ladies who make thewonderful shawls . . . for their time and yarn.We receive many kind comments. These aregifts of love and healing made by dedicatedand faith-filled hands. Next meeting, Monday,February 16, at 11:00 AM. For more informationor to receive a shawl, contact Juanita Walker

(741-1613) or contact the Pastoral Care Office

(527-1037), and we will provide one.

PrayerShawls

JAM

Meetings at Noon

Every Wednesday!

The St. Michael Toastmasters Clubwelcomes visitors and prospective members interested in

improving their public-speaking and leadership skills. They meet in Room 207 at 6:30 PM

on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month. More information and signup is available

atwww.Meetup.comunder the Career Prospectors & JAM calendar

St. Elizabeth Corner

Mass times: Wednesday evening at 6:30 PM

Sunday morning at 9:00 AM

Reconciliation by appointment

You’re Invited!

All former St. Joseph parishioners and families are invited toSt. Elizabeth Church on Sunday, February 22, to celebrate as we

dedicate our statue of St. Joseph in memory of the first Catholic

Church for blacks in the South. Mass will be celebrated at 9 AM

followed by our dedication and a brief concert by our Gospel

Choir. St. Elizabeth is located at 2712 2nd Avenue, Richmond.

For more information please call 804-329-4599 or email

[email protected].

Have you ever wonderedhow you might…

deepen your relationship with God, listen more aentively to God’s stirringswithin you, be open to the grace

-filled moments in

the ordinary experiences of everyday life.

If so, St. Michael’s Pastoral Care Ministry issponsoring the opportunity for individual and

confidential spiritual direction guided bySr. Ann Daniel Belmonte, Dominican Sister of Hope.

For 31 years, Sister Ann served as a Pastoral Associateand facilitated many parish ministries.

Meeting Place: St. Michael Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays (daytime and early

evening appointments) Cost: $25/1 hr. session (scholarships may be available

upon request from the Pastoral Care Ministry)

To arrange for a meeting or to receive furtherinformation call Sister Ann at 804-360-7481.

Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians

Please join us on Tuesday, February 17,at 6:30 PM in Room 207. We will have

beverages, and, if you would like to sharea treat, please bring one. Please callLori Forbes at 437-1521 with any question.

Appalachian Twinning MinistryNext meeting is at 7 PM on Tuesday,March 10, in Room 101.

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Lenten Lunch & Speaker SeriesJoin us for our Lenten Journey:

Jesus, Our Savior

Tuesdays during Lent we will meet for lunch and a talk.

Lunch: 11:30AM

Speakers: 12:15PM -12:45PM

See the lyer for more information.



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This is the 70th year of the

West End Men’s Church Softball League.Festivities are planned for 4/11/2015 at Westhampton School.

The St. Michael’s Men’s Softball Team, who plays in this

league, is looking for some players. Any male over 16

is welcomed. One night a week, we play other churches

in the area. If you are interested, call Butch Holmes

at 804-360-4416 or email at [email protected].

From February 18 through March 29, you’re invited to joinother Christians for 40 Days for Life – 40 days of prayer andfasting for an end to abortion. You’re also invited to standand to pray peacefully during a 40-day vigil in the publicright-of-way outside the Richmond Medical Center forWomen (abortion facility) at 118 N. Boulevard at Grove Ave.

for one or more hours during the 40-day prayer vigil, andalso to help spread the word about this important community

outreach. All are welcome!For more information: Ann Niermeyer

(call or text 714-5170)Email: [email protected]

To learn more visit www.40daysforlife.com

Parish Community Life

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On Friday, February 27, at 4:30 PM

join us for a Potluck Dinner in the

Parish Hall. Remember it is Lent.Our basic menu will contain macaroni& cheese and cookies. We ask you addto it by bringing your most popularLenten Food. We will leave the Parish Hall

by 6 PM to get to the 7 PM showing of"The Rock & Roll Jubilee!" at the Cultural Arts Centerat Glen Allen. If you have any questions contact Jo Rohr at804-527-1037 or at [email protected].

CALLING ALL COOKS!LENTEN LUNCH

SOUP MAKERS NEEDED! Our 4th Annual Lenten Lunch andSpeaker Series will begin on Feb. 24.Again this year, we hope to providesome delicious soups with YOUR help!

To find out the details and to volunteer your culinary

skills to our cause, please log on to this website: hp://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f094faba

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This Week at St. MichaelSunday, February 15, 2015

All Masses - Coffee & Donuts/Fellowship

7:45 AM, 9:15 AM, 11:15 AM & 5:00 PM Liturgy

3:00 PM EDGE

6:00 PM Life Teen

Monday, February 16, 2015

Office Closed - President’s Day

11:00 AM Prayer Shawl Ministry

12:00 PM AA Meeting

NO DAILY MASS or WORD SERVICE

7:00 PM Catechist Coffee and Dessert Night

Quilting Group

Tuesday, February 17, 2015

7:30 AM Morning Prayer

9:30 AM Young At Heart

5:30 PM Pancake Dinner

6:30 PM SCRIP Meeting

Women’s AOH Meeting

7:00 PM Faith Formation Commiee Meeting

Finance Council

RCIA

Women’s CRHP Formation

Wednesday, February 18, 2015 - ASH WEDNESDAY

8:30 AM Daily Mass with Distribution of Ashes

12:15 PM Prayer Service with Distribution of Ashes

4:15 & 6:00 PM Elementary Faith Formation Classes

6:30 PM Life Teen Core Team Meeting

7:30 PM Prayer Service with Distribution of Ashes

8:30 PM Adult Choir

Thursday, February 19, 2015

7:30 AM Morning Prayer

12:00 PM Women’s AA Meeting

12:15 PM Daily Mass

4:15 & 6:00 PM Elementary Faith Formation Classes

7:00 PM Boy Scouts

Parish Council

Quest Small Group

7:30 PM Men’s CRHP Formation

Venture Crew

Friday, February 20, 2015

12:00 PM Stations of the Cross

5:00 PM Lenten Fish Fry

6:30 PM Rosary Prayers

7:00 PM St. Michael Charismatic Prayer Group

7.30 PM Stations of the Cross

Saturday, February 21, 2015

3:30 PM Reconciliation

5:00 PM Liturgy

7:00 PM Down Syndrome Association—Party

Sunday, February 22, 2015

All Masses - Coffee & Donuts/Fellowship

7:45 AM, 9:15 AM, 11:15 AM & 5:00 PM Liturgy

9:15 AM & 11:15 AM Preschool/Kindergarten Faith Formation

12:30 PM Newcomers Orientation

2:30 PM Life Teen—”Are You Ready” with Robert Feduccia

3:00 PM EDGE

St. Michael's LentenAll Parish Read is coming!

Plan to pick up "The Four Signs of aDynamic Catholic" by Mahew Kelly in theCommons this weekend and join us inreading and discussing this exciting book

together as a parish during Lent. How canthis book help me to improve my Lenten journey? Facilitated discussions will be held between the 9:15 and 11:15 AM Masses

starting Feb. 22 for 5 weeks AND small groups (CRHP groups,neighborhood groups, etc.) are encouraged to meet in homesfor fellowship and discussion.

Make this "The Best Lent Ever!" and join

St. Michael's Third Annual All Parish Read!



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Annual Lenten Fish Fry

On Fridays, Feb. 20, March 6 & 20

5-7 pm in the Parish Hall

This year, Fried Cod or Baked Tilapia!

Adults - $10 Children (ages 6 – 12) - $7

Children (under 6) - Free

Family - $35 (Mom, Dad & the kids)

Tickets on sale after all Masses beginning F ebruary 7

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Knightly News

From St. Michael/Joseph P. SolariCouncil #11172

Ed Golden, Grand Knight 334-6802 [email protected]

Greg Pitrone, Deputy Grand Knight 747-1285 [email protected]

Bill Carroll, Financial Secretary

402-2205 [email protected]

Tony Miller, Membership Director 380-4543 [email protected]

Knight’s Calendar

Shrove Tuesday, February 17 Pancake Supper, 5-7 PM

Friday, February 20

Lenten Fish Fry, 5-7 PM

Monday, February 23

Host 4th Degree Dinner/Meeting

Tuesday, February 24

1st and 2nd Degree, 7 PM

Friday, March 6 Lenten Fish Fry, 5-7 PM

Monday, March 9

Knights Meeting: Dinner 6:15 PM, Meeting 7:15 PM

Friday, March 20

Lenten Fish Fry, 5-7 PM

In October, the 14th Ordinary Synod of Bishops will convene todiscuss the topic of “The Vocation and Mission of the Family in theChurch and Contemporary World.” In preparation for this, theSynod Fathers have asked the People of God to respond to a seriesof questions that will help inform their discussions and conclusionsVisit bit.ly/CDRsynod2015 to complete an online questionnaire, Comprised of 22 short-answer questions condensed from theoriginal Lineamenta. The questionnaire must be completed by8:30AM on Monday, March 2. Responses may be anonymous andwill be included in the final report that the Diocese of Richmond wsend to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to be thencompiled with other diocesan reports and sent to Rome. Visitwww.cdrcmfl.org for more information on the Synod. 1st ALL FEB

The Interfaith Council of Greater Richmond invites everyone to the

annual Brotherhood/Sisterhood Award Ceremony on Thursday,February 12, at River Road Baptist Church, 8000 River Road (corneof River and Ridge Roads). The ceremony will be from 7 PM to 8 PMin the Sanctuary. ICGR will recognize high school seniors from theRichmond area for their many accomplishments and award severalscholarships. There is no charge for this program. For informationcontact Virginia Hudert, 804 273 9640 or [email protected]

Cursillo is 3-day retreat that is fully sanctioned by the CatholicChurch and the Diocese of Richmond. The retreats are put on by laCatholics with the assistance of ordained priests and deacons.Anyone in good standing with the church is eligible to aend. Contact the Central Virginia Coordinating Commiee at 804-530-

3546. The next Cursillo men’s weekend in the Central Virginia areais scheduled for Feb 19-22 at the Shalom House. The next Cursillowomen’s weekend is scheduled for May 28

-31 at the Shalom House

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Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat—Weekend for Healing After AbortionThese weekends are a beautiful opportunity for any person who hastruggled with the emotional or spiritual pain of an abortion. Theweekend will help your soul find a voice and transform the pain ofthe past into love, hope, and peace! Back-to- back retreats are beingoffered in the Diocese: March 13-15 in Williamsburg, VA, contactLinda Riva at 757-887-3144 or [email protected]; and March 20-2in Richmond, contact Maggie Carlson at 804-432-2589 or MartyMontgomery- Jenning at 804-704-0429 or [email protected]

Around the Diocese

For Sale: Westhampton Cemetery, 4 plots. Desirablelocation with easy access. Selling at a discount,

below current value. Call 672-2434. 1st2nd3rd

Townhouse For Rent- 3BR, 3.5 BA, 2,800 sf., close to

St. Mikes! End unit. Built in 2007. Great schools andparks nearby. Nice neighbors. Rent is $1,630/monthand includes trash removal (twice a week), lawncare, and snow removal. Deck and huge basement.Available in March. Will give discount to fellowparishioners. Please call 703-217-9855 or [email protected]. 1st2nd3rd

For Sale: Solid walnut E.A.Clore drop-leaf table inexcellent condition. Handcrafted Early Americanfurniture. Selling at 2/3 value. [email protected] or call 804-270-3905. 1st2nd

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Let us pray also for those parishioners with ongoing health concerns: Doris Altorelli, Roy Ambler, Fr. Dan Brady, PatrickBruckhart, Michael Chele, Ed Chew, Pat Cocondora, Angela D’Alessandro, Kathy Duke, Cathy Eagan, Paige Ford, SeanGriffin, Deborah Hart-Bowley, Tom Kaczmarek, Jeff Kelleher, Tracy Lynch, Miriam Motley, Doc Moss, Bernard O’Connor, Joan Pardue, Jonathan Pilch, Charloe Piman, Susan Pinckard, Jacqueline Roe, Shannan Sarju, Billy Smiley, Alvina Spier Jeff Stapleton, Lowell Thomas, Barbara Tubach, Betsy Williams, Karen Wilson

Please also pray for these members of the St. Michael extended family: Chris Woods, JC Farmer, (Diane Woods), Aidan &Liam Strickland (Anthony & Rosanna Falco), Mary Sue Gaborik (Robin Zachwieja), Thomas Bayer (Teddy Bayer), OllieHarvey II & III, Frances Falcobramo, Carolyn Williams,Tripp Rhame (Angela D’Alessandro), Maeve Kravi (Kelly Bolvari),

Geneva Whitley (Veronica Lowenhagen), Debbie Wilkerson (Kathryn DeStazio), Randy Frank (Pam Miller), Dan Doyle(Bobbie Bonwell), Patricia Kelsey (Liz Wiznerowicz), Jane Lindamood (Lucille Lindamood), Miles Ulrich (Colleen NaughtonDoug Taylor (Nile Strohman), Ann Watlington (Diane Versfelt), Mike Abel (Peggy Kelly), Roberta Stecker, Amanda Lanzio(Barbara Kessler), John McGuckin (Peggy Lomba), Paul Stus, Tiffany Meyer (Brigie Sicat), Msgr. Bill Pi, Mary Ann Hill,Anne King (Alex George), Paul Caron (Michelle Rockecharlie), Maggie Quinlan (Ann-Marie Trepp),Tina Gatbunton (Charle& Mary West), Michael Jordan (Elaine Peters), Lorea Lynch (Laureen Hyman), Jackie Stevens (Nita Grignol), Jackson DunnBill Wethington (Cathy Danner), Bryan Kessler (Kess Kessler), Mike & Eileen Hally (Tony Hally), Judy Barta (Mary CormierRobin Kreutler (Mary Kapelewski), Maree Barre , John Chickey, (Marie Chickey), Callen Tyson (Suzanne Hess), Carroll &Gus Baechle, Benjamin Wynn (Larry Gidley), Mary Lisa Leches, Nancy Linn (Eileen Allin), John Paul Moore (Jay & KathyMoore), Fr. Dan Klem (Susan Polen), Victoria Veronica Warren (Joanne Vinci), Juanita Brown (Stephanie Brown), MelinaLagios (Lani & Rey Vasquez), Anne Dawson (John Dawson), Jack Zachwieja (Chris Zachwieja), Larry Schroeder (Jim & Tric Jones), Rashelle Wilson (Kathy Judson), Eleanor Brooks (Joan Brennan), Janet Fosdick (Debbie McDonald), Monec Kelley, PDeBender (Tony & Mary Hudalla)

We remember those who have preceded us to the Father: Bob Yenney, Vally Fernandes, Eleanor Cox, Evelyn Esposito,deceased member of the Huyck family

Please pray for those in our military who are serving here or overseas:

Brian Adao, Charles Barber, Jr.,Robert Barber, Mark Bartholf, Chris Baudin, Steve Belmer, Maria Biank, Joe Hart -Bowley, Richard BumsteadSteven Burleigh, T. Patrick Carroll, Jr., Patrick Cleary, Dan Cleaves, Frans Coeee, Christine Coeee, KevinCorcoran, Anthony Cushman, Joshua Daniel, Chris Dowd, Adam R. Dutcher, Ronnie Earle, Eddie Ernst,Daniel Estrada, Dennis P. Flanagan, Bob Fleischman, Heather Fonseco, Roberto Fonseco, Tyler Ford, Billy FoMark Gleibe, Robert Gordon, Austin Hedrick, Zack Hedrick, Paul Inoa, Michael Jalbert, Daniel Jones, Rob

Jones, Althea Coeee Kuhns, Cameron Leiker, Anne Lewis, Joseph Mackey, Bre Maraffi, Jason Maraffi, Lacie Martin, JameP. McGuire, Irwin Migno, Nick Montisano, Michael Morton, Kristopher Mowery, Richard Munoz, Thomas Murphy, JaredNichols, Patrick Ober, Michael Olsen, Brandon Patenaude, Michael Phares, Alan M. Quinn, Patrick Rankin, Robert Ruark,Manuel Sanchez, John Saunders, Allan Schmidt, Dan Seay, Joshua Schemerhorn, Chris Singleton, Chris Storms, RickSzymanski, Charles Tomlinson, Jason Vergne, Brian Weber, Brian Wilson and Kevin Wirth

Reminder...When adding people to our prayer list, please ask them ahead of time if this is alright with them.

Not everyone wants their name announced and we wish to respect their privacy. To add or remove someone on this list,

please contact Karen Bowens at 527-1037 ext. 15.Thank you.

Join us for this Celebration!Bring your favorite Family Board Game to share withothers once the meal is finished.

All contributions will go to KOVAR……..

KOVAR is a Virginia Knights of Columbus Charity

established in 1971 to provide

financial assistance to

citizens with intellectual

disabilities.

Tuesday, February 17 • 5 PM • Parish Hall



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STAFF & MINISTRY SUPPORT

Pastor—FR. DANIEL BRADY [email protected]

Parochial Vicar—FR. JAMES ARSENAULT [email protected]

Administrative Assistant to the Pastor—KAREN BOWENS [email protected]

Deacon—DEACON FRANK BASKIND [email protected]

Administration

Director of Business Administration—DEACON ANDREW FERGUSON [email protected]

Admin. Assistant/Front Desk—VERONICA LOWENHAGEN [email protected]

Parish Accountant—KAREN AMES [email protected]

Admin. Assistant/Records—LANI VASQUEZ [email protected]

Admin. Assistant/Special Projects—CHRISTINA BURNS [email protected]

Liturgy

Director of Music—TOM KACZMAREK [email protected]

Minister of Music—JENNY IVENS [email protected]

Faith Formation

Director—PAT MUNDY [email protected]

Elementary Religious Education—PATTI KAMPER [email protected]

EDGE Coordinator—LAURA STAPLETON [email protected]

Youth Advocate—MIKE HORVATH [email protected]

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)—BILL FLAHERTY [email protected]

Family-centered Intergenerational Religious Ed. (F.I.R.E.)—LIZ KORNACKI [email protected]

Baptism—KAREN NEMETZ [email protected]

Administrative Assistant—JOY DAWSON [email protected]

Pastoral Care

Pastoral Associate—DEACON DAVID NEMETZ [email protected]

Administrative Assistant—LANI VASQUEZ lvasquez@saint-

mikes.org

Human Concerns

Human Concerns Coordinator—KAREN HANNON [email protected]

MINISTRY CONTACTS Administrative Ministries

Finance Council— Joe Kapelewski [email protected]

Parish Council—Will Langley [email protected]

Liturgical Ministries

Art & Environment—VACANT

Ministers of the Eucharist—Kirby Montgomery [email protected]

Ministers of the Word—Dave Roberts [email protected]

Ministers of Hospitality—Rocky Altimore [email protected]

Pastoral Care Ministries

Bereavement—Funeral Meals: Tim Nelligan [email protected] Support Groups: Pat Baskind [email protected]

Card Ministry- Light Writers—Andrea Rawluk [email protected], 967

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Crump Manor – Pauline and Art Casavant - [email protected]

Financial Peace—Sarah Greesonbach [email protected]

Henrico Doctors’ Parham—Russ Wisler [email protected].

Homebound—Sheila Mallee [email protected]

Jobs Assistance (JAM)—Ed Landry [email protected]

Meals—Pat Omberg [email protected]

Our Lady of Hope—Kathy O’Connor [email protected]

Rosary Making— Maddy Ricca 364-3932

Prayer Shawl Ministry—Juanita Walker [email protected]

We Are Family Ministry—Will Langley [email protected]

Faith Formation Ministries

Vocations Ministry—Al & Carol Merolla [email protected]

Christ Renews His Parish (CRHP) - Ken Feldt [email protected] Jaeger [email protected]

Parish Life Ministries

Coordinator of Parish Life Community—JO ROHR [email protected]

Nursery Coordinator—Ursula Ardy [email protected]

Village Varsity—Mary Ellen Hazel [email protected]

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