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Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church
801 North duPont Boulevard, Wilmington Manor
New Castle, Delaware 19720
October 19, 2014
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Respect Life Month - 29 Sunday in Ordinary Time
Rev. Msgr. George J. Brubaker, JV, Pastor
Rev. Anthony Giamello, Associate &
Chaplain, St. Mark's High School
Mr. Eliezer Soto, Permanent Deacon
Sunday Mass Schedule
Saturday:
5:00PM ; 7:00PM (Spanish)
Sunday:
8:00AM; 10:00AM & Noon
Daily Mass Schedule
Monday to Friday: 6:30AM & 8:30AM
Saturday: 8:30AM
Directory
Rectory Office
801 North DuPont Boulevard
New Castle, DE 19720
(302) 328-3431 (Office)
Fax (302) 328-6318
Hours: 9AM-3:00PM
Maintenance – olfmaintenance@olfnewcastle.com
Religious Education Office
(302) 328-0307
Located in Convent (Door B)
Hispanic Ministry
(302) 328-2752
Located in Convent (Door C)
Mrs. Kathleen Cullen
Accountant
Ms. Sheryl A. Cook/Notary
Executive Secretary
Pastoral Care Office
(302) 322-3112
Sr. Theresa Ulshafer, OSF
Coordinator
Rectory@olfnewcastle.com (email)
www.olfnewcastle.com (website)
Liturgy Office
(302) 322-3745
Miss Mary Lou May
Coordinator
mlmay@olfnewcastle.com
Outreach Office/Asbury Methodist Church
Open on Friday from 9AM – 1PM
located across from Penn Mart Shopping Cntr., Basin Road
All Saints Catholic School is YOUR Parish School! School Tours are available at any time if you are interested in
any of our programs. All Saints is a Pre-K (ages 3 and 4) through Grade 8 school. Please call Stephen Adams,
Assistant Principal, if you are interested in obtaining more information about ASCS or would like to schedule a
tour: 302-995-2231 or sadams@ascsde.org.
Prayer for Sustaining Hope for the Future
Almighty and Eternal God, in Christ your Son you have shown your love to the world. Through the
Gospel and Eucharist bring together your people in the Diocese of Wilmington. Guide the work of
our Diocese and help us to proclaim your name. Sustain us in Hope. Keep us faithful in our
mission. May we be a leaven in the world and a sign of hope to all.
We ask this through Christ Our Lord. Amen.
Christian stewardship takes a positive view on money. It sees money not only as a medium of exchange but as a symbol of the person
who has it. The way we acquire it, use it, and share it reveals who we are.
October 19, 2014
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
World Mission Sunday
World Mission Sunday, organized by the Propagation of the Faith, is a day set aside for Catholics worldwide
to recommit themselves to the Church's missionary activity through prayer and sacrifice. In 2014, World
Mission Sunday is celebrated on October 19. Annually, World Mission Sunday is celebrated on the next-to-last
Sunday in October. As described by Pope John Paul II, World Mission Sunday is "an important day in the life of
the Church because it teaches how to give: as an offering made to God, in the Eucharistic celebration and for
all the missions of the world" (see Redemptoris Missio 81).
This Sunday's Gospel reading provides an opportunity to help them understand
that loyalty to God requires giving to God what is due to God. Payment of taxes
is unlikely to be a disputed issue in your family. Yet families can still learn
something from this Gospel reading. Jesus' answer to the Herodians and
Pharisees redirects their question to focus on the issue of greatest importance:
loving and honoring God. Taking this perspective can help us make good
judgments about the competing issues of importance in our lives. As your family
gathers, make a list of the activities that your family spends time doing together,
such as household tasks, jobs, academics, and recreational activities. Talk about
the importance of each of these activities. Ask what would happen if there were
an imbalance in our attention to these activities and we spent too much time on one activity at the expense of
another. In family life we do many important things, but we remember that God is of the greatest importance
in our lives. Pray together that your family will learn to keep things in proper perspective, remembering to keep
God first in your lives. Pray together today's psalm, Psalm 96.
OCTOBER DEVOTION - THE HOLY ROSARY
The Church has used three sets of mysteries for many centuries. In 2002 Pope John Paul II proposed a fourth set of
mysteries—the Mysteries of Light, or Luminous Mysteries. According to his suggestion, the four
sets of mysteries might be prayed on the following days: the Joyful Mysteries on Monday and
Saturday, the Sorrowful Mysteries on Tuesday and Friday, the Glorious Mysteries on Wednesday
and Sunday, and the Luminous Mysteries on Thursday. The meditations on the rosary that
accompany each mystery are the soul of the Rosary. They are what give the Rosary it's life,
purpose and power. The Rosary isn't simply reciting prayers from memory. It is so much more. It
is one of the most beneficial ways of praying. Contemplating these mysteries in the life of Jesus
and Mary will deepen your love and reverence for God and this relationship with God will sustain
you throughout your life. Rediscover the rosary.
In today's second reading, St. Paul reminds the Thessalonians that they have been chosen by God. All those
who have been washed in the water of baptism have been chosen by God as members of the Body of Christ.
From among these, God chooses and calls some to serve His people as priests. Is He calling you? What
steps are you taking to find out? Contact Father David Kelley, Diocesan Director of Priestly and Religious
Vocations (302-573-3113 or vocations@cdow.org.)
Act of Contrition
O my God, I am heartily sorry for having offended you and I detest all my sins, because I
dread the loss of heaven and the pains of hell; but most of all because they offend you, my
God, who are all good and deserving of all my love. I firmly resolve with the help of your
grace, to confess my sins, to do penance, and to amend my life. Amen.
Please check out the website at www.olfnewcastle.com under the parish information link
for more information on “A Short Guide for Confession.”
From the Religious Ed Office
First Reconciliation Meeting information was mailed last week to all eligible families. Meeting #1 in Spanish
will be held today at 10:00 am in Dwyer Hall. Meeting #1 in English will be held on Wednesday evening,
Oct.22, at 6:30 pm in the Convent. All First Reconciliation candidates and at least one parent
must attend this meeting. Meeting #2 in Spanish is scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 9 @ 10:00 am,
and Meeting #2 in English is scheduled for Wednesday, November 12 at 6:30 pm in the
Convent.
Confirmation Class of 2014 Retreat will be held on Saturday, October 25, from 9:00 am until
3:00 pm. Remember, this retreat is for Confirmation Candidates only, not parents or sponsors.
Any questions or concerns, please leave a message for Mrs. Romano with the Religious Ed Office - 328-0307
or email mromano@olfnewcastle.com
Our Lady of Fatima/Asbury Outreach Program Updated
The outreach program, hosted by Asbury Church, is working out well. The collaboration
between the two churches has helped in the community with our needy. They have greatly
expanded their food closet and are thankful of the partnership we have established. At the exits
of church are available sheets pertaining to the needs of the food closet and a volunteer sign up
sheet with specific information about helping out with this program. Please feel free to take a
flyer and let's see how we can make this program better than ever!!!
“Bring it Home”
It has almost always been there, but look at each denomination of coin and bill among your cash
for the phrase “In God we Trust.” If we are enduring “in hope of our Lord Jesus Christ,” then
Take the Readings and Bring it Home, by allowing “In God we Trust” to serve as an examination
of conscience for your upcoming cash purchases. Commit to sharing in a conversation about
this sometime this week at home.
Next weekend – after Mass – the Sister of St. Francis will be selling chances to benefit their
retirement fund. Please take a chance. The drawing is held in November.
The Boy Scouts are selling popcorn after the Masses this weekend. If anyone would like to join
the scouts, please contact John at 395-0829
Marriage Moments: Remember your wedding day. It was your day of public commitment for the rest of your
lives. Recount your respective feelings and memories of the day. If You feel adventurous or playful perhaps
you'd like to reenact the day. Renew your vows.
Parenting Pointers: “Don't rush to supply activities when your child whines, 'I don't have anything to do!' A
certain amount of boredom is a pee-requisite for creativity.” (Jim Vogt)
THINGS AROUND THE AREA
St. Paul's Parish. Delaware City is in need of a volunteer to teach the 4th grade in their Religious Education
Program. There are 4 students in the class. Class is held on Sunday mornings from 10AM – 11:30AM. Please
contact Susan Walker at 893-1665 if you are able to help. Thank you.
St. Helena's Old Fashioned Christmas Bazaar & Huge Flea Market – Saturday, November
8th from 9AM – 8PM and sunday, November 9th from 8AM to 1PM. Spaghetti Dinners start at
5PM on Saturday and Buffet breakfast starts at 8AM on Sunday.
Longaberger Basket Bingo – Sunday, November 2 begins at 3PM (doors open at 2PM) at
Holy Angels Fremont Hall. $20/person in advance; $25 at the door. Call Annie Adams at 836-4103.
St. Elizabeth Holiday Fest in Grant Hall – Fri. Nov. 7th, 5:30 to 9:30PM – Saturday, Nov. 8th, 11AM to 1PM &
3PM – 8:30PM, Sun. Nov. 9th, from 8AM – 10AM.
ANNOUNCED MASSES
Monday, October 20
6:30AM
Veronica Vari
8:30AM
Frank DiGennaro (Lydia Soja & Fam)
Tuesday, October 21
6:30AM
Violet Davis
8:30AM
James Maichle (Lydia Soja & Fam)
Wednesday, October 22
6:30AM
Pauline Torres
8:30AM
Margaret Rose Taylor & Ruth Press
Thursday, October 23
6:30AM
Sr. Maria Elena Colon, OSF
8:30AM
Philip John Raczkowski (Coworkers @
Wallace Wallin Sch)
Friday, October 24
6:30AM
Francis A. DiGennaro
(Rosemary Aument)
8:30AM
Patricia Owens
(Madeline & Tony Romano)
Saturday, October 25
8:30AM
Alexis Saville
(Joe & Irene Hojnicki)
5:00PM
Frank DiGennaro
(Karen & Jeff Sammons)
7:00PM
Spanish Intentions
Sunday, October 26
8:00AM
Lillian & Dominic Fagioli
(Family)
10:00AM
Frank DiGennaro (Bridge Fam)
Noon
People of the Parish
PRAY FOR THE SICK
Shannon Casey, Frances Grecco, Tommy Sammons, Wilhelma
Soccorso, Eugene Smallwood, Connie McElwee, Donald Yanick,
Carmlelita Kutch, George Dzarnik, Sr. Frances Cabrini, OSB,
Edward Kulesza, Cindy Johnstone, Christine Logullo, Leslie
Hampton, Anna Brown, Matthew Gray, Richard Woerner, Joseph
DiMartino, Donna and Bill Thomas, Rev. Robert Hoban, Hayden
Godwin, Alfred Antonelli, Gerard Pelletier, Bud Ward, Francis &
Madeline Pelletier, Violet Davis, Pat Donohue, William Hoops,
Tony NeCastro, Ireme Suigne, Maureen Vanbergen, Silva Lopez,
Robert Evanousky, Mary Harrison, Meta Caserta, Scott Baker,
Tyler Messinger, Ben Saffer, Joan Carilli, Joe Ellis, Kathy Carilli,
Len & Margaret Earl, Fred Hagerty. Helena Miller, Katherine
Tyrrell, Mary Coburn, Jacqueline Montgomery, Tommy Martone,
Virginia Stecher, Richard DiMaio, Samuel Watts & Frank
Yarrusso.Marianne Geier, Betsy Tong, James Reed, Tony Arcaro,
Anna McDonald
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
Sunday, October 19
PREP – 8:30AM – School
Eng/Sp Reconciliation Mtg. - 10:15AM – Convent
(Sp) Alcoholics Anonymous-5:00PM – LMR
Monday, October 20
Adult Education – 6:30PM – Convent
(Sp) Choir – 7PM – LMR
Tuesday, October 21
Locutions – after 8:30AM Mass – Convent
(Eng) Alcoholics Anonymous – 8PM
Wednesday, October 22
Adult Education – 9:30AM – Convent
PREP – 6:30PM – School
(Eng) Reconciliation Mtg. - 6:30PM – Convent
(Sp) RCIA – 7:00PM – Lay Sacristy
(Eng) RCIA – 7:00PM – Holy Spirit School
Thursday, October 23
Cub Scouts – 6:30PM – McDonough
(Sp) Prayer Group – 6:30PM – LMR
Boy Scouts – 7:30PM – McDonough
Friday, October 24
(Sp) Marriage Prep – 7:00PM – Lay Sacristy
(Sp) Choir – 7PM - LMR
Saturday, October 25
Confirmation Retreat – 9:00AM – Hall/Church
(Sp) AA – 5PM – Convent
(Sp) Juan XXIII Mtg. - 8PM – Convent
SANCTUARY CANDLES
All four candles burning over the tabernacle are: In
memory of Charles Garst, requested by wife, Catherine
Respect Life Month
Domestic Violence
Please check out the website at
www.olfnewcastle.com and hit the link under Respect
Life on domestic violence. The gravity and difficulty for
families touched by domestic violence is severe. Please
take a moment to read this and see if it effects any family
or friend and how you can help.
In Honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
St. Francis Hospital will offer free mammograms and
clinical exams on Monday, October 20 from Noon to
3:30pm. Space is limited and pre-registration is required.
Please call 302-421-4970 for more information and reserve
your appointment today.
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