Saint Ann Catholic Community Photo by K. Palmer 17111 Jefferson Davis Highway Colonial Heights, Virginia 23834 OCTOBER 12, 2014 Fr. Lou Ruoff, Pastor THE TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PARISH PERSONNEL Fr. Lou Ruoff, Pastor Marie Ascenza, Part-time Choir Director and Music Minister Kris Dagostino, Business Manager Sr. Charlotte Lee, Pastoral Associate Elise Chapman, Youth Minister Dr. Pat Clement, D. Min., Director of Religious Education Judy Hopkinson, Coordinator Elementary Christian Formation Melissa Pakurar: Part-time Bookkeeper Kathy Palmer, Administrative Assistant/Secretary PASTORAL PARISH COUNCIL Eric Ertzner, Chairperson; Karl Stafflinger, Vice Chairperson, Lesha Berkel; Beverly Freed, George Minson, Robert Flores, Pat Ewen, Rachael Watson, Tim Malone PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL MASS TIMES WEEKEND EUCHARIST Saturday, 5:00PM Sunday, 8:30 & 11:15AM WEEKDAY EUCHARIST See schedule inside bulletin RECONCILIATION/ PENANCE/CONFESSION First Saturday each month 4:00 PM or by appointment Parish Website: www.stanncc.com SUPERVISED WEEKEND NURSERY In the school building during Sunday morning Masses. Infant – 4yrs. FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS Please contact Fr. Lou first when making funeral arrangements (time, etc.) rather than making these arrangements through the funeral home. This allows Fr. Lou to be with the family during this difficult time of decision making and can also cut down on the frustration of waiting for arrangements to be verified through several parties. Joseph Hearington, Chair; Craig Follo, Andrew Short, Frank Nause NORMAL OFFICE HOURS Monday -Friday 8:30am-4:00pm E-MAIL ADDRESSES Fr. Lou Ruoff, Pastor: Sr. Charlotte Lee Pat Clement: Elise Chapman Judy Hopkinson: Kris Dagostino Melissa Pakurar Parish Email (Kathy Palmer): prielou@stanncc.com clee@stanncc.com pclement@stanncc.com echapman@stanncc.com jhopkinson@stanncc.com kdagostino@stanncc.com mpakurar@stanncc.com saintann@stanncc.com PHONE NUMBERS Fr. Lou Ruoff, Pastor (direct line)… Parish Offices. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Christian Formation Office . . . . . . . Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Education Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fr. Lou Cell # . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 451-9936 526-2548 526-2548 526-1922 526-2798 536-2905 MISSION OF OUR PARISH God calls us to proclaim The Word to celebrate our call in the service of one another. In our call of service we accept the responsibility to evangelize within our own community and beyond… to collaborate in the spirit of ecumenism. As a sacramental people we come together for Word and nourishment, welcoming and celebrating new life through Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist. We are a community that celebrates God’s healing in the Sacraments of Reconciliation and the Anointing of the sick, and God’s love in the Sacrament of Marriage and Ordination. We recognize the dignity of each person, striving to be a more just and peaceful society. We recognize that stewardship is an integral part of our Christian mission and will commit ourselves to use resources in a wise manner. Something to think about: When preparing your estate, please consider St. Ann, your parish family, in your will. Your gift can help the parish continue Faith Community in the future. FR. LOU’S REFLECTION “An old concept of marriage will do well in our time” In our country, marriage isn’t what it used to be. Oh sure, people flock to priests and ministers, to rabbis and other clerics, to justices of the peace by the hundreds of thousands and they are married, both by God and the state--but so often, sadly, so often, many of them are ill-suited for marriage, causing far too many of them to end in divorce court, dissolving a relationship that perhaps never really started in the first place. When our Church talks about marriage, it is on the basis of honor and fidelity, of love and a total commitment that is life-lasting. In the Supreme Court decision of last week, rather, non-decision, which is a decision granting marriage privileges to people of the same sex, creating a tension for society and our Church that values the traditional one woman, one man as instrumental and fundamental as a family structure. We believe that a marriage based on the principle of respect and honor is manifested in its ability to procreate children. Our Church firmly believes that this was and is the intention of God in keeping the earth alive with offspring. The Church also sees the viability and the mandate of a father and a mother in rearing their offspring. Though some misfortune may take one or the other, the ideal of a man and a woman fits into the design formed at the beginning of time. Thus, for me and our Church, it is sacred; it is eternal; it is natural; it is God-centered. copyright, 2014, Lou Ruoff Pastoral Care Please Keep in Prayer Anna Marie Burgess, Nellie Jeannie Burgess, Heidi Gibson, Sylvia Hummel, Margaret Kimpel, John Mederios, Jeff Swift, Crystal Walker SAVE THE DATE— Women’s retreat, The Journey of Forgiveness, will be Saturday, October 25th. It will begin with a light breakfast at 8:00am and will conclude at 4:00pm. FLU SHOTS. IVNA will not be offering flu shots at St. Ann this fall. Check with your health care provider or pharmacy about receiving your flu shot. Parish Nursing has been pleased to sponsor this activity in the past; we regret any inconvenience this may cause. CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUP- Please join us on Wednesday October 22nd from 10-noon at Harrowgate park for some socializing and playtime. Please contact Renee Agius at reneeagius@gmail.com or 804 -894-0664 if you have any questions There will be a farewell reception for Sr. Charlotte after all Masses the weekend of October 25/26. Please join us to say good-bye and wish her well. JOIN THE LIVING FAMILIES SUPPORT GROUP Thursday, October 16; 9:00am—3:00pm For a day of Healing & Hope. Dealing with the loss of a loved one is difficult at any time, but the pain of loss is often exacerbated around holiday time and special events in our lives. So many memories of happier times emerge and overwhelm us in sorrow. This workshop attempts to address the many sides of grief, the impact it has, and explore ways to live through the tough times. We will listen, have the opportunity to share what has been helpful, and what we find most challenging. We will also partake in a prayerful ritual near the end of our time together Sr. Kathy Persson is a Benedictine Sister and licensed Clinical Social Worker. She has spent many years working with those grieving the loss of loved ones and has been nationally certified as a grief counselor and is coauthor of Good Mourning. Please join us for a day of Reflection to deal with our losses. Lunch will be provided. There will be no charge for the day, donations will be accepted. If you would like to attend call Sr. Charlotte, 526-2548 or Jackie Hotz, 5263923 to register. CHRISTIAN FORMATION ELEMENTARY CHRISTIAN FORMATION: Sunday classes meet 9:45 – 11: 00 AM. Wednesday classes meet 6:30 – 7:30 PM. Thank you for your generous response to our call for catechists and aides! We’re underway but it is not too late to register your children. Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW) is open to all children ages 4 thru 2nd grade. No registration required. Thank you to those who have come forward to minister to the children of St. Ann’s and help lead them to Christ. FIRST EUCHARIST-FIRST RECONCILIATION SACRAMENTAL POLICY: Students 2nd grade and older are invited to prepare for these sacraments. Families should be participating in the sacramental life of the church regularly and children need to enroll in the parish Christian Formation program. VIRTUS/ BACKGROUND CHECKS: All volunteers over 18 who work with children must complete a Background check and attend a VIRTUS session. VIRTUS sessions in the area: Sun. Oct. 19 at 2:00 pm at St. Bridget’s in Richmond and Wed. Oct. 22 at 6:30 pm at Church of the Epiphany in Chesterfield County (near Monocan High School). Please register in advance – there is a link to “VIRTUS Registration” on the St. Ann website. Call Judy in the CF office if you need help registering. PATHWAYS: is the diocesan catechist formation program; it is a one-day, instructor-led, interactive program of prayer, learning and reflection for all parish catechists of adults, youth and children. The morning session is: the Vocation of the Catechist, Creed, and Scripture and the afternoon session is methodology for catechists of adults, youth or children. There will be a session at St. Ann’s on Sat. Nov. 15 from 8:30 am – 4:00 pm. At the end of the day you are certified. To register go to http://tinyurl.com/pathwaystraining or call Judy Hopkinson in the CF Office at 526-2548. ADULT FAITH FORMATION FOR EVERYONE! For more details, check our website, or contact Pat Clement at the Parish Office Upcoming Events! Hope & Healing Workshop – Thurs Oct. 16th, 9a – 3p. Parish Hall St. Ann Women’s Retreat – Sat. Oct 25th; Hall, all day. Regis. Required. Pathways Catechist Certification – Sat. Nov. 15. Hall. Regis. Required. Ongoing Events- Open to All Sundays – “Catholicism” adult study group. Meets in chapel 1011am Mondays “Exploring the Sunday Readings” group. 10-11am Meditation Group 6:30p in Chapel Wednesdays – “Bread of Life” study group. 9:45-11:45am. Rm 6, school Thursdays Women’s Spirituality group. 10-noon Rm 6, school RCIA – 7-8:30pm Parish Hall Faith-in-Motion (1st Thurs.) 7-8:30 Beyond St. Ann’s Walls… Jerry Gallipeau – liturgy composer Oct 17-18th at Our Lady Mt. Carmel 50 Yrs of Vatican II –Tue, Nov 11 7-9 nat’l speaker: Ed Hahnenberg, PhD. at St. Edward, Chesterfield. Free. Cursillo Weekend Retreats: Women’s Oct 9-12, 2014 Men’s Feb 19-22, 2015 Women’s May 28-31, 2015 Shalom House Weekend Retreats: “Celtic Wisdom” Oct 31-Nov 2 A retreat with Pope Francis Nov 7 – 9 University of Dayton Online Learning 5-week quality adult Catholic classes https://vlc.udayton.edu/ $40 per class Oct 26th-Nov 27th: Session #7: Images of Jesus (Christology) Bible Basics Intro to Prayer dozens more available! MARTHA MINISTRY—Fifteen years ago a small group of women met to expand the ministry of pastoral care in our parish. One of the ministries that came from that meeting is the Martha Ministry which provides hospitality to families and friends following funeral liturgy. Many of the initial Marthas were retired women in the community who were available for daytime funerals. In the 15 years these women have aged, many of them have passed on themselves or are just getting tired of carrying this ministry. As a faith family, we cannot predict when the services of the Martha teams will be needed or how many funerals we might experience in a year. The original ten teams have been condensed to just five and three of those are in need of team leaders. Each team has historically been responsible for 2-4 funerals in any given year. We ask you now to consider whether this is a ministry that is of value to our faith family. If it is, what can you do to ensure its viability? The feedback from families who are recipients of this ministry is most appreciative and most positive, but without more help, it cannot continue. You are asked to pray for the future of this opportunity in our community. If through prayer you find yourself being called to serve as a team leader or a team member please contact Sr. Charlotte at 526-2548 for more information. Justice & Peace OUR DAILY BREAD FOOD PANTRY Our shelves are still in great need of help. We really need to all pull together to solve this problem. Please think about us while you are shopping and donate as much as possible so we can continue to serve our less fortunate. Shelves are still low on cereal, macaroni & cheese, and spaghetti sauce. Bath products are also very low, especially shampoo and toilet paper. Thank you for serving the Lord and One Another. PARENTS -Please watch that your children do not put rocks, leaves, etc. into the new fountain in the Memory Garden. These objects will plug the pump and break it. You should also know that chemicals are added to the water to control the algae. Thank you. Bulletin Deadlines FOR WEEKEND Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 ANNOUNCE. DUE INSERT DUE Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Hall Rental Policy New policies have recently been approved regarding renting Condon Hall. The hall fee is now $250, which includes a refundable $50 clean-up deposit. This is in addition to the special events coverage insurance of $100 that is mandated by the Diocese of Richmond. After the event, the hall will be inspected and the deposit will be refunded if all has been cleaned and left in acceptable form. We can only allow one rental per month, and all events must end by 10:00 p.m. For Saturday events, please be mindful of our mass celebration. Music should remain off between 5:00 and 6:15 p.m. As always, the hall is available to rent by parishioners only. We appreciate your understanding with this new policy. SECOND COLLECTIONS: JULY – DECEMBER 2014 World Missions Feed the Poor School Tax Campaign Human Development School Tax October 19 November 2 November 9 November 23 December 7 Pass It On PASS IT ON IS READY TO ROLL! This will be event #13!! To date we have served over 7,000 children THANKS TO YOUR HELP!! Please come out and help us put on another successful event. Volunteer roles have been broken into time slots for you to choose from. We are grateful for all the time you give to PASS IT ON; if you can't stay for a whole shift we understand. We just ask that you sign up so we have a rough idea of how many volunteers we have participating and the number of hours it takes to put the event together. We need help to pick the donations up and transport them to our storage shed. Please consider assisting in this vital area, it only takes a little time and provides clothes for LOTS of children in need! Please contact Linda Biles with questions 536-7909 or thebilesfamily@comcast.net. The Pass It On event will take place on November 8! SIGN UP AT: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0c45aae29a31-pass ATTENTION ST. ANN PARISHIONERS, our next Pass It On Event is coming up on Nov. 8th! This is a wonderful outreach ministry that we offer here at St. Ann’s to serve children in need in our surrounding community. We ask for your help in two ways: 1)volunteer and/or 2)save up your children’s outgrown clothes, shoes, coats, toys, bikes, baby equipment, maternity items, books, videos and anything child related. Donations can be dropped off in Condon Hall on Wed. Nov. 5th- Fri. Nov. 7th. Donation tax-receipts are available upon request. Volunteers are needed 10am-8pm Wed. Nov. 5th through Fri. Nov. 7th to help with setting up Condon Hall as a children’s store, and then again Sat. Nov. 8th 7am-2pm during the event to assist the families receiving the donations and help the event to run smoothly. Please email pass.it.on@comcast.net with questions and look in Condon Hall beginning Oct. 24th for the volunteer sign up sheets. POSTER CONTEST— Parish Nursing is sponsoring a poster contest for middle & high school students. The theme will be about getting your flu vaccine. Use any medium you wish (crayon, paint, etc.) on a white poster board (any size). Please mark your first name & phone number on the back. Bring your poster to the kitchen in Condon Hall before or after Mass the weekends of Oct. 5 & 12. Contest closes after the 11:15 Mass on October 12. No late entries accepted. A $25.00 gift card will be awarded to the first place winner and the poster will be displayed in Condon Hall. Any questions call 526-8785. PARISH NURSING— will collect gently used eyeglasses in April 2015. They will be refurbished and given to those in need. Everyone has been so supportive in the past and we appreciate your concern and generosity. A specific date for the April collection will be announced in late March. Columbus Day—Monday, October 13 The parish offices will be closed in observation of Columbus Day. READINGS FOR THIS WEEK Monday 10/13/2014 Galatians 4: 22-24,26-27,31—5:1 Luke 11: 29-32 Tuesday Galatians 5: 1-6 10/14/2014 Luke 11: 37-41 Wednesday Galatians 5: 18-25 10/15/2014 Thursday Friday Saturday 10:00am 12:15pm 3:30pm 7:30pm Luke 11: 42-46 Luke 11: 47-54 Night Manager, John Alban Staff Meeting Game Day VCU Tutoring Baptism Prep II Admin Hall/School Rm 7 Worship Luke 12: 1-7 WEDNESDAY–OCTOBER 15 Night Manager, Cathy Laskowski 2 Timothy 4: 10-17b 6:30am 9:30am 11:00am 2:00pm 6:30pm 7:00pm 8:30pm 10/18/2014 Luke 10: 1-9 Sunday 10/19/2014 Isaiah 45: 1, 4-6 1 Thessalonians 1: 1-5b Matthew 22: 15—21 Upcoming Retreat at Shalom House—Nov. 7 - 9. A Retreat with Pope Francis. Who is Pope Francis and what is his message for us? In his exhortation, the Joy of the Gospel, he invites us to embark on a new chapter of evangelization. Come discover your call to mission, discern the Spirit's call to you as we pray, study and learn from our Holy Father, Pope Francis. To register or for more information, call Shalom House at 804-8836149. Go to http://www.shalomhouseretreatcenter.com for a registration form and for additional retreat opportunities. The Office for Black Catholics of the Diocese of Richmond invites you to our annual spiritual retreat, “Hunger for God” John 6:5. Come and spend time in prayer and strengthen your spirituality with other faith-filled people. Deacon Alex Jones, retreat leader. November 7-9, 2014, Portsmouth Renaissance Hotel. Cost: $225, includes lodging, meals and parking. $125 commuter rate (does not include lodging). Register online at www.regonline.com/annualspiritualretreat2014 or call Pam Harris, (804) 622-5104. Deadline to register is October 19, 2014. The Little Sisters of the Poor will be hosting their annual CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Saturday, November 8, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., at 1503 Michaels Road. The bazaar will feature hand-painted holiday wood crafts, ornaments, needlecrafts, wreaths and so much more. Be sure not to miss the delicious frozen dinners available and Sr. Teresa’s homemade crГЁme puffs and cookies. Breakfast and lunch items will also be available for our hungry Christmas shoppers. There will be free parking in Forest Office lot as well as free admission. All proceeds will go toward the care of the elderly poor. All inquiries can be sent to ecrichmond@littlesistersofthepoor.org or 804-288-6245. WEEKLY COLLECTIONS (Fiscal Year: July 2014 – June 2015) Week of: Night Manager, Marty Martinez TUESDAY –OCTOBER 14 Ephesians 1: 11-14 10/17/2014 MONDAY –OCTOBER 13 Columbus Day—Offices Closed Ephesians 1: 1-10 10/16/2014 THIS WEEK AT SAINT ANN CHURCH 9/14/2014 In church collection: EFT Collection We Share Last Year 9/13/2013 Weekly Budget YTD Collections thru 9/14/2014 YTD Budget YTD Difference $14,799.68 $9,601.00 $3,851.40 $1,347.28 $16,732.47 $13,461.54 $138,136.19 $148,076.94 ($9,940.75) Bible Study Group Bible Study Centering Prayer Bell Choir Elementary CF Choir N. A. Group THURSDAY–OCTOBER 16 9:00am 10:00am 7:00pm 8:00pm 1:00pm 8:00pm 8:00pm Night Manager, Hank Duarte Healing & Hope Women’s Spirituality RCIA A.A. FRIDAY–OCTOBER 17 Chapel Rm 6 Rm 7 School School Worship Room 7 Condon Hall School Condon Hall Rm 5 Night Manager, Bill Berkel Hall Rental N.A. A.A. Condon Hall Rm 7 Dbl Rm SATURDAY–OCTOBER 18 8:00am Cursillo Prayer Group Chapel 10:00am Hall Rental/Wedding W/Hall SUNDAY–OCTOBER 19 1:00pm YM KAIROS Cooking/Baking Condon Hall MASSES FOR THE WEEK ______ 9:00am No Eucharist Scheduled TUES. OCT. 13 OCT. 14 WEDS. OCT. 15 9:00am For Mark Ramey пЃ• By Genevieve Ramy THURS . FRI. OCT. 16 _______ No Eucharist Scheduled OCT. 17 12noon For Mary Weatherhead пЃ• SAT. OCT. 18 5:00pm SUN. OCT. 19 8:30am 11:15am For Frank Szewczyk пЃ• By the Szewczyk Family For Saint Ann Parish MON. For John Ratliff пЃ• For Felisa Anne Brady пЃ• By the Daugherity Family Our St. Ann Parish Picnic was a tremendous success! The great food, entertainment, fun, games and fellowship was enjoyed by all. We want to sincerely thank Christy & Lewis Archileti for organizing this wonderful event, along with all of the many volunteers who helped coordinate and assist in making the day run smoothly. 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