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Weekend Masses:
Saturdays 5:00 pm; Sundays 9:00am and 11:00am
Misa en Español en Domingo 4:00 pm.
Daily: Monday & Friday at 12:00 noon, Tuesday & Wednesday 9:00 am;
Thursday Communion Service at 9:00 am
Nursing Home Masses
Monthly on the 2nd Monday @ Glade Valley 10:00 am
Eucharistic Adoration
First Friday 12:30 pm- 9:00 am Saturday; Other Fridays 12:30 - 4:00 pm.
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday 3:30 - 4:30 pm, or contact the Parish Office for an appointment
Marriage
Contact a priest or deacon at least six months prior, and before making
wedding arrangements.
Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Eucharist, & Confirmation)
To be eligible to prepare and receive the Sacraments of Initiation before the
age of 18, children must have been enrolled in a Christian Formation
program one year prior and the year of preparation and reception.
Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick or Home & Hospital Visits
Contact the Parish Office before hospitalization, or in an emergency.
Parishioners who are anticipating going to the hospital
Call the Parish Office to arrange a time to receive the Sacrament of the Sick.
Contact Us
Rev. Juan Vazquez-Rubio, Pastor (ext. 101)
Permanent Deacons
Jim Barth ([email protected])
Robert Price ([email protected])
Marissa Paoletti ([email protected])
Director of Youth Ministry (ext. 105)
Nicholas McCagg ([email protected])
Director of Music (ext. 113) Yvette Leith ([email protected])
Director of Christian Formation (ext. 103) Parish Office
Hours: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm (Monday through Friday)
Lynn Stambaugh ([email protected]) (Notary)
Administrative Assistant to the Pastor (ext. 100)
Dawn Hawes ([email protected])
Business Manager (ext. 102)
Sandy Gordon ([email protected]) Administrative Assistant Christian Formation (ext. 104)
Maria Nunez-Arias ([email protected])
Coordinator for Hispanic Outreach (ext. 106)
Parish website: www.stimothys.org
Youth Ministry website: www.ym.stimothys.org
ST. TIMOTHY C a t h o l i c C h u r c h
We are called together by Jesus Christ
to worship, proclaim and serve as a
community of faith and to embrace one
another in the love of Christ.
Parish Phone: 301-845-8043 • Parish Fax: 301-845-4902
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation) is an ongoing process for those
desiring to become Roman Catholic.
Jim Schrader at 301-471-1312 or [email protected].
A leper came to Jesus and kneeling down begged him and said,
"If you wish, you can make me clean."... Mk 1:40
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Next Weekend: First Sunday of Lent
February 18, 2018
Second Collection: Building Maintenance
Poor Box: St. Vincent DePaul
Jeff Dalton, Nancy Fairfax, Diana Crum,
Lisa Dilley, Craig Hathaway, Mary & Hughie
Sparkman, Lisa Marchesani, Anthony Erias,
Brayden Eyler, Margaret Parson, Richard
Main, Victoria Smith, Tucker, Nancy
Carignan, Kyree Beachem, Gary Wilson,
Dawn Pryor, Donna Myrick, Josh Doerr, The
Ballard Family, Stephanie Chicca, Karen
Kerens, Karter Novak, Marge Jones, Zachery
Divelbliss, Jolene Schnider, Sandy Sweat,
Dale Miller, Sue Miller, David Kirstukas,
Sue Hess, Margaret Leone, Kristi Staley,
Madaline Moore, Florence Cardarelli,
Alan Boucher, Pat Ellis,Pauline DeFord,
and Michael Spielman.
Sanctuary Candle Dedication:
February 11th to February 17th
For: William F. Delawter
Readings for Mass: Feb 12-18
Mon: Jas 1: 1-11 / Mk 8: 11-13
Tues: Jas 1: 12-18 / Mk 8: 14-21
Wed.: JL 2: 12-18/ 2 Cor 5: 20--6:2/
Mt 6: 1-6, 16-18
Thurs: Dt 30: 15-20 /Lk 9: 22-25
Fri: Is 58: 1-9a / Mt 9: 14-15
Sat. Is 58: 9b-14/ Lk 5: 27-32
Sun: Gn 9: 8-15/ 1 Pt 3: 18-22 / Mk 1:
12-15
Mass Intentions: Feb 12-18
Monday: Noon: Armond Cardarelli
Tuesday: 9am: Peachie Snyder
Wed.: 9am: For those in the Military
Noon: Mr.& Mrs. James E. Murphy, Jr.
7:00pm: For Our Parishioners
Thurs.: 9am: Communion Service
Friday: Noon: For the Intentions of:
William F. Delawter
Saturday: 5:00pm: Pauline Martino
and Joseph & Florence Wesp
Sunday: 9:00am: Lois VanGrootenbruel
11:00 am: Josephine Celenza
4:00 pm: Our Parishioners
By the Numbers: February 3-4, 2018
Attendance: 738
Offertory Collection For Parish
Envelopes: $ 4,572.00
Loose: $ 2,777.72
Parish Center Debt $ 2,540.00
Miscellaneous $ 398.68
Total: $ 10,288.40
St. Vincent DePaul $ 309.80
February 14 Masses:
9:00 am, Noon, 7:00pm (Bilingual)
4:45 Prayer service with Distribution of Ashes
A collection will be taken at Masses for:
Churches in Central & Eastern Europe
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The readings for this weekend invite us to
meditate on God’s gift of healing as a sign of
the presence of the Kingdom of God among
us. The restrictions placed on lepers in
biblical times are countered by the
compassion Jesus showed in his healing
ministry. In our time, many of the sick feel as isolated as those
lepers and need the support and compassion of Christ mediated
through the church community.
While Jesus left us the Sacrament of the Anointing of the sick,
there is often some confusion among parishioners about who
should receive the anointing. This is a sacrament for the sick, not
just for the dying. This sacrament is to be celebrated before
surgery, if a serious illness is the reason for the surgery. The
sacrament may be celebrated with children if they are old
enough to benefit from it. The Sacrament of the anointing of the
sick is the sacrament of healing and reconciliation, so if you or
someone you know feel the need to be anointed because of an
illness I encourage you to ask for this sacrament.
On the 14th we will be celebrating Ash Wednesday: Lent
begins this week. It is a great coincidence that in the secular
calendar is celebrating St. Valentine’s Day, a celebration of love
and in some countries, friendship. What a wonderful opportunity
to behold the Love and Friendship of God to us, as we come to
receive ashes may we remember that this ceremony of the ashes
is about God’s mercy and willingness to forgive and to keep us in
His love and friendship. Happy Valentine’s Day and Happy Ash
Wednesday! Pax Fr. Juan
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Get You Tickets Now for Shrove Tuesday Pancake
Dinner: St. Timothy’s Knights will be holding its annual
Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner on Tuesday, February 13th,
in the Parish Center. Dinner will be served from 5:00 p.m. to
8:00 p.m. and tickets should be purchased in advance. The
costs of tickets are $8 for Adults, $5 for kids 10 and under
and a maximum of $30 per family. Tickets will be on sale
after all Masses. The menu will consist of pancakes, eggs,
bacon, sausage and potatoes, along with coffee and hot and
cold drinks. Pencil it in and come out for some fun and
fellowship as we prepare to enter the reflection period of
Lent the next day!
From the Desk of: Fr. Juan
Travel to Germany in 2020 Come join a group of local travelers to encounter the wonders of the
cultural cities of Germany including Berlin, Hamburg, Marburg,
Rothenburg and Munich. One of the highlights of the trip will be the
almost 400 year old tradition of the Oberammergau Passion Play.
Brochures of the trip are available from Craig and Linda Lebo who may be
reached at 301-845-4671 and [email protected]. Book before February
12th for an immediate savings of $50 per person.
St. Tim’s Softball
Spring is just around the corner and the Saint Timothy's adult
co-ed softball team is looking for new team members. All skill
levels are welcome. Practices begin at the end of March, with
games beginning on Sundays afternoons in early April. For more
information, contact Ray (301-639-6743) or Mark (240-876-7569).
Did You Know???
Over 15 years ago St. Timothy’s entered into a sister-parish relationship with St. Jerome’s.
Serving about 6,400 parishioners, our sister parish is located in Gonaives, Haiti, and is
fairly remote, with 14 chapels, one large central church, four elementary schools and one
high school. From the beginning, we have helped fund cantinas at the schools so that
students and staff are able to receive one hot meal each day, and have supplemented
salaries for the teachers. Through our “Valentines for Haiti” initiative, for the past four
years we have also provided scholarships, supplies, and meal plans to specific students
whose families are unable to afford their education. There is not a reliable public-school
option in these remote villages so private school is essential. Education is crucial to
climbing out of poverty, and since the literacy rate is only 49% in the country as a whole,
our support is critical to these children. 100% of donations made to our Haiti Poor Box
collections and Valentine initiative are sent on to St. Jerome’s.
Good Stewardship is our goal!
Diaper Drive Thank You!
Mother Seton School would like to thank you for your support of our
Diaper Drive, our Catholic Schools Week Service Project. With your
generosity, we collected 8646 diapers for the Catoctin Pregnancy
Center! Thank you, again, for helping us make it a big success!
Job Opening
St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church-Libertytown, MD, seeks qualified
applicants for the position of Administrative Assistant/Communications
Specialist. The parish serves 1300 families eager to learn and grow in their
Catholic Faith. The ideal applicant must have prior receptionist and/or
administrative assistance experience in a professional work setting, possess
excellent customer service skills, verbal and written communication skills
and proficiency with Microsoft office suite. Applicant must maintain
confidentiality and professional demeanor in all situations. General
knowledge of the Catholic Church, including Sacraments and ability to
support the Mission of the Catholic Church and to embody it in all
interactions with others is required. This is a full time benefit eligible staff
position. Qualified applicants may submit their resume by either email or
mail: Theresa DiSipio at [email protected] or 9190 Church
St., Union Bridge, MD 21791. For the complete job description and
requirements, and to find out more information about our parish
community, please go to our parish website www.stpeter-libertytown.org.
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CHRISTIAN FORMATION AND FAMILY PARISH NEWS
February 10-11- 2018 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle B)
Matthew 6:1-6,16-18 Jesus teaches that almsgiving, prayer, and fasting should be done in secret.
We celebrate Ash Wednesday this week, the first day of the
liturgical season of Lent. In this season, we prepare ourselves to celebrate the high point of our Christian life, Easter. Each year, the readings for Ash Wednesday are the same. They call us to a change of heart and teach us about the traditional Lenten practices of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. These disciplines are to be part of the Christian life during every season, but during the season of Lent, we renew our commitment to them.
The meaning behind tracing a cross on our foreheads with ashes (the liturgical sign of Ash Wednesday) is a summary of our Christian life. On one level, the ashes remind us of our origin and our death. (In the words of the prayer said when we receive ashes: “Remember that you are dust and to dust you shall return.”) The ashes are also the sign of our victory: the cross of Christ. In his death and resurrection, Christ conquered death. Our destiny as Christians is to receive the victory over death that Christ won for us. We acknowledge that victory when we “turn away from sin and [are] faithful to the gospel,” words from the alternative prayer when we are signed with ashes.
MONDAY NIGHT CHRISTIAN FORMATION CLASSES
FORMACIÓN CRISTIANA
Y NOTICIAS FAMILIARES DE LA PARROQUIA
10 y 11 de febrero del 2018 6º Domingo Tiempo ordinario (ciclo B) Mateo 6: 1-6,16-18
Jesús enseña que la limosna, la oración y el ayuno deben hacerse en secreto.
Celebramos el Miércoles de Ceniza esta semana, el primer día de la temporada litúrgica de la Cuaresma. En esta temporada, nos preparamos para celebrar el momento culminante de nuestra vida cristiana, la Pascua. Cada año, las lecturas del Miércoles de Ceniza son las mismas. Nos llaman a un cambio de corazón y nos enseñan acerca de las prácticas tradicionales de Cuaresma de oración, ayuno y limosna. Estas disciplinas deben ser parte de la vida cristiana durante cada temporada, pero durante la temporada de Cuaresma, renovamos nuestro compromiso con ellas.
El significado detrás de trazar una cruz en nuestras frentes con cenizas (el signo litúrgico del Miércoles de Ceniza) es un resumen de nuestra vida cristiana. En un nivel, las cenizas nos recuerdan nuestro origen y nuestra muerte. (En las palabras de la oración cuando recibimos cenizas: "Recuerda que eres polvo y al polvo volverás".) Las cenizas son también el signo de nuestra victoria: la cruz de Cristo. En su muerte y resurrección, Cristo conquistó la muerte. Nuestro destino como cristianos es recibir la victoria sobre la muerte que Cristo ganó para nosotros. Reconocemos esa victoria cuando "nos alejamos del pecado y [somos] fieles al evangelio", palabras de la oración alternativa cuando estamos recibiendo las cenizas.
CLASES DE FORMACIÓN CRISTIANA LUNES POR LA NOCHE
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Worthy of the Call Training
The next training will be held on Monday, February 12 from
7-8:30pm. This training is for all Confirmation candidates and any
teen 14 years old and older who serves at the Parish or works with
children. Sign up online at www.stimothys.org/confirmation
Lobby Night
For the first time ever we are taking a small delegation of high
school youth to Annapolis for Catholic lobby night. This is a chance
for our teens to learn about advocacy and to put their faith in
action. Linda Morgan and Dolores Gorgone can take 6 teens with
them on Thursday, February 22. The teens will be gone from about
3pm-9pm. This counts as Confirmation service hours. Sign up
online.
Looking Ahead to Your Summer Calendar? Here are some
key dates:
• Baltimore Work camp June 18-23, sign up online now
• “Planting Hope in Discovery” Saturdays, June 16 and 23
• Summer Faith Formation (teens can help) June 25-29
• Steubenville Youth Conference July 13-15, sign up online now
• Vacation Bible School (teens can help) July 23-27
• iServe August 2-3
Edge Sunday night sessions resume February 18 from 5-6:30pm
and continue through till March 25.
Life Teen Sunday night sessions also resume February 18 from
7:15-8:45pm and continue through March 25.
Entrenamiento Worthy of the Call
La próxima capacitación se llevará a cabo el lunes 12 de febrero de 7 a
8:30 p.m. Esta capacitación es para todos los candidatos de
Confirmación y cualquier adolescente de 14 años o más que sirva en la
Parroquia o trabaje con niños. Regístrese en línea en
www.stimothys.org/confirmation
Lobby Night
Por primera vez llevaremos a una pequeña delegación de jóvenes de
High School a Annapolis para la noche del lobby católico. Esta es una
oportunidad para que nuestros jóvenes aprendan sobre defensa y para
poner su fe en acción. Linda Morgan y Dolores Gorgone pueden llevar a 6
jóvenes con ellas el jueves 22 de febrero. Esto será entre las 3 p.m. y las
9 p.m. También la actividad contara como horas de servicio de
confirmación. Regístrese en línea.
Mirando a su calendario de verano? Aquí hay algunas fechas
claves:
• Campamento de trabajo de Baltimore del 18 al 23 de junio, inscríbase
en línea ahora
• Sembrando esperanza en descubriendo los sábados 16 y 23 de junio
• Clases de Formación Cristiana durante el verano (los jovenes pueden
ayudar) del 25 al 29 de junio
• Conferencia Juvenil de Steubenville del 13 al 15 de julio, inscríbase en
línea ahora
• Escuela Bíblica de Vacaciones (los jovenes pueden ayudar) del 23 al 27
de julio
• iServe agosto 2-3
Edge: Las sesiones de los Domingo por la noche se reanudan el 18 de
febrero de 5-6:30pm y continúan hasta el 25 de marzo.
Life Teen: Las sesiones del Domingo también se reanudarán el 18 de
febrero de 7:15-8:45 p.m. y continuarán hasta el 25 de marzo.
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Sunday, July 24, 2016 Meditation and Questions for Reflection or Group Discussion Mass Readings: 1st Reading: Genesis 18:20-32 2nd Reading: Colossians 2:12-14 Responsorial: Psalm 138:1-3,6-8 Gospel: Luke 11:1-13 Deepening Our Relationship with Our Heavenly Father through Prayer He will get up to give him whatever he needs. (Luke 11:8) Imagine the situation: you are traveling through ancient Palestine and arrive in a village far later at night than you had planned. No inns are open here, and your empty stomach sinks as you realize the only option left is knocking on the door of an old friend. You know the culture, which dictates that it would be extremely rude and inhospitable not to welcome a guest. But that doesn’t make it any less embarrassing. You arrive at his house close to midnight and pause. Like most families of this time, they live in a one-room house. Knocking on the door means disturbing not just your friend, but his wife and children; they could be up until sunrise settling the children down again! You hesitate, weighing the awkwardness of imposing yourself against the exasperation your friend will surely show. Finally, rousing all your boldness, you knock. Many of us experience a strong social instinct to be “low maintenance,” to avoid ruffling feathers or putting undue pressure on those around us. This desire comes from a good place. We want to love people, not burden them. But in today’s Gospel, Jes us tells us that we should have no such hesitation in our relationship with God. The guest, pestering his friend, is our model of unembarrassed petition. And when his request is not immediately granted, he is not discouraged but continues “pestering.” In some countries, the phrase “God botherer” is used as a derogatory term for Christians. In fact, this parable shows us that, not only are we to “bother” God constantly with prayer, but he urges us to. Our heavenly Father loves nothing more than hearing his children’s petitions. So don’t hold back from asking big things from God because you think you’re asking for too much. Just keep on knocking! “Lord, I present my needs and desires before you. Give me the courage to come to you without any hesitation.” (Many thanks to The Word Among Us (www.wau.org) for allowing us to use meditations from their monthly devotional magazine. Used with permission.)
Iglesia Católica San Timoteo Walkersville, Maryland
Boletín Informativo de la Comunidad Hispana
Domingo 11 de febrero del 2018 Sexto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
(Ciclo B)
Fin de Semana Pasado 4 de febrero del 2018 Segunda Colecta para este fin de semana 2/11/18 La próxima semana: 2/18 /18
Desde el escritorio del Padre Juan… Estimados Parroquianos, La liturgia de este día nos invita a valorar el sacramento de la penitencia como un encuentro con Cristo, quien lleno de misericordia nos mira a los ojos y nos dice: "quiero, sé limpio". Es decir, Cristo me dice: "quiero que vivas, quiero que tu vida sea feliz, que tu vida sea vida". ¡Cómo nos aflige el caso de jóvenes atrapados en la droga o el sexo o en cosas aún más graves! La exhortación de san Pablo es de gran actualidad. En medio de nuestras tareas familiares, profesionales, religiosas debe haber un centro que las unifique y que les dé sentido: "hagan todo para la gloria de Dios". ¿De qué nos valdrá acumular mucho dinero? ¿O gozar de muchos placeres? ¿O tener gran poder sobre los demás? ¿De qué nos valdrá todo esto si con el paso de la vida y de los años todo se desvanece? La poca o mucha experiencia que tengamos ya nos lo dice fehacientemente: todo va pasando y sólo lo hecho por Dios y por mis hermanos los hombres y mujeres de este mundo, queda. Lo demás es paja que se lleva el viento. Hacer todo para la gloria de Dios implica una grande pureza de intención, es decir, mis obras no buscan la gloria personal, no buscan la vanidad o la vanagloria, el egoísmo... Como san Pablo busquemos hacer todo para la gloria de Dios. En lo pequeño y en lo grande, en la vida de familia y en el trabajo, en el estudio y en los momentos de prueba.
Pax, Padre Juan.
Lecturas para este fin de Semana Sexto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
Levítico 13, 1-2.45-46 1Corintios 10, 31 B 11, 1 Marcos 1, 40-45
El tema que concentra nuestra atención es el poder de Cristo que perdona los pecados y cura al leproso de su enfermedad. El evangelio de san Marcos nos ofrece un signo fuerte del poder de Jesús cuando cura a un leproso (EV). Aquí Jesús revela su poder sobre las fuerzas naturales y su misericordia ante la desgracia de aquel hombre. Con su actitud y con su poder Jesús cambia este estado de cosas: restituye la salud al leproso, lo envía nuevamente a la comunidad y a los sacerdotes para que declaren públicamente su perfecto estado de salud.
Sexta Semana del Tiempo Ordinario Lunes 2/12 Santiago 1:1-11 Marcos 8:11-13 Martes 2/13 Santiago 1:12-18 Marcos 8:14-21 Miércoles 2/14 Joel 2:12-18, 2 Corintios 5:20- 6:2 De ceniza Mateo 6:1-6,16-18 Jueves 2/15 Deuteronomio 30:15-20 Lucas 9:22-25 Viernes 2/16 Isaías 58:1-9a
Mateo 9:14-15 Sábado 2/17 Isaías 58:9b-14 Lucas 5:27-32
…
Para comunicarse con el Padre Juan Por favor llamar al teléfono: 301-845-8043 El Padre Juan estará en la oficina los lunes,
miércoles y viernes de 10am a 4pm
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Lecturas del próximo domingo Primer Domingo de Cuaresma
Génesis 9:8-15 1 Pedro 3:18-22 Marcos 1:12-15
La salvación es el punto de convergencia de las lecturas de este primer domingo de cuaresma. Jesucristo es el nuevo Adán, que en el desierto de la tentación y de la oración, salva al hombre de sus tentaciones y de su pecado, y le llama a entrar mediante la conversión y la fe en el Reino de Dios (Evangelio). La salvación de Cristo está como prefigurada en la salvación que Dios realizó con Noé y su familia (la humanidad entera) después del diluvio mediante el arco iris, signo de su alianza salvífica (primera lectura). El arca de Noé, arca de salvación, prefigura en la segunda lectura el bautismo, por el cual el cristiano participa de la salvación que Jesucristo ha traído a los hombres mediante su muerte. Los Sacramentos Celebrados con fe…
Felicidades, recuerde que son 6 meses de preparación antes de la boda. Antes de hacer cualquier preparación hable a la oficina de la parroquia para hacer una cita con el Padre Juan al número 301-845-8043. Les recordamos que toda la documentación tiene que ser presentada en la oficina parroquial en horas de oficina. Todas las presentaciones para bodas tienen que hacerse a través de la parroquia independientemente de quien vaya a celebrar la ceremonia.
Y recuerde que durante la cuaresma NO hay bodas ni quinceañera ni bautismos. Es decir, desde el miércoles de ceniza (14 de febrero al 8 de abril del 2018) no tendremos Quinceañeras, Bodas ni bautismo
Charlas para Matrimonios interesados, favor de comunicarse con a la oficina parroquial Charla para Bautismos: se ofrecen el primer viernes de cada mes. En los salones junto a la iglesia a las 7: 00pm Más información puede comunicarse con a las oficinas de la parroquia al número301-845-8043 con Malena o Edwin después de misa. Los Bautismos se celebran el segundo y cuarto domingo de cada mes durante la misa de las 4 de la tarde. NO hay bautismo en cuaresma (del 14 febrero al 8 de abril del 2018).
Aviso de la Comunidad El miércoles 14 de febrero es Miércoles
de Ceniza Las celebraciones de tomar la ceniza en San
Timoteo serán de la siguiente manera: 9: 00am Misa en Ingles, 12 Misa en inglés,
4:45pm servicio de la palabra para los niños en inglés y 7:00pm Misa Bilingüe.
Clases de Formación Iniciando el martes 20 de febrero a las 7 de la tarde tendremos clases de formación católica
para adultos estas clases serán por 6 semanas. Se puede inscribir en la oficina parroquial.
Ya puede anotarse para participar en el MAC
2018 por favor hable con Luz Marina para llenar una forma.
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