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November 09, 2014
CHURCH PHYSICAL ADDRESS
5225 Golden Gate Parkway
Naples, Florida 34116
MAILING ADDRESS & OFFICE LOCATION
5260 28th Avenue SW
Naples, FL 34116
PASTOR
Rev. Dennis J. Harten, O.S.A.
SPANISH MINISTRY
Father Luis H. Pacheco
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil ........................................... 4:30pm
Saturday Vigil Mass in Spanish ........ 6:30pm
Sunday Liturgies .................... 7:30am, 9:00am
.................................................................& 10:30am
Daily Liturgy (Monday-Saturday) .... 8:00am
RECONCILIATION SATURDAY
CONTACT US
E-MAIL
Marrie McLaughlin, Principal
(239) 455-2262
elizabethannseton@comcast.net
WEBSITE: stelizabethseton.org
Telephone ............................. (239) 455-3900
Fax ............................................ (239) 455-6895
Prayer Line................................. extension 301
DIRECTOR OF PASTORAL MINISTRY
Joan Hayden..........................extension 203
BUSINESS MANAGER
David Mowery .......................extension 202
OFFICE MANAGER
Denine Cascio-Snyder .......extension 201
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Christian Davis
(239) 370.1408
MARRIAGES
Arrangements must be made six months
in advance by calling the Parish Office.
BAPTISM
Baptism classes for parents who are registered participating members of the Parish will be held once a month. Please call
the Parish Office for further information.
SPANISH MINISTRY
Father Luis H. Pacheco......extension 207
English .................................................. 4:00pm
Spanish................................................. 6:00pm
MUSIC MINISTRY
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
FAITH FORMATION FACILITATOR
Monday - Friday ............. 8:30am - 4:00pm
ST. ELIZABETH SETON SCHOOL
Carl Granieri ...........................extension 204
Susan Reagan .......................extension 208
The Safe Environment Program
As part of the Safe Environment Program, the Diocese
of Venice requires that all employees and those volunteers who work with children and/or vulnerable adults
be fingerprinted and trained in Safe environment. For
further information, visit the Diocesan website at
dioceseofvenice.org.
november 2014 at a glance...
DATE
MASS
INTENTIONS
Saturday
November 08
8:00
4:30
am
pm
Sunday
November 09
7:30 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
John Horstmeyer
Frank Murphy
Olga Espinosa
Monday
November 10
8:00
am
For the people
Tuesday
November 11
8:00
am
Rita Collins
Wednesday
November 12
8:00
am
Thursday
November 13
8:00
Friday
November 14
EVENTS
All Souls Novena
Ronald & Stephen Sember
6:30
7:00
7:00
pm
pm
pm
RCIA - MR
Prayer Group - CC
Emmaus Men - PH
Ted Chulik
6:30
6:30
6:30
pm
pm
pm
Spanish EM’s Meeting - MR
Spanish Choir - C
Emmaus Women - CC
am
Judith MacPhee
4:00
6:30
6:30
pm
pm
pm
Music Ministry - C
Spanish Prayer Group - PH
Finance & Administration
Committee Meeting - MR
8:00
am
Arlene Lafleur
Saturday
November 15
8:00
4:30
am
pm
Kathleen Finan
Jerome Healy
5:30
pm
Time & Talent Fair
Sunday
November 16
7:30 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
Bernice Buika
Sidney Cresswell
The Horstmeyer Family
8:30
8:45
10:00
11:30
5:00
6:00
am
am
am
am
pm
pm
Time & Talent Fair
Blestways - School
Time & Talent Fair
Time & Talent Fair
Faithways - PH
Discipleway - PH
Monday
November 17
8:00
am
Edward Herold
6:30
6:30
7:00
7:00
pm
pm
Pm
pm
RCIA - MR
Education Committee - MR
Prayer Group - CC
Emmaus Men - PH
Tuesday
November 18
8:00
am
For the people
Wednesday
November 19
8:00
am
Eileen Marshall
6:30
6:30
6:30
pm
pm
pm
Liturgy Committee - MR
Spanish Choir - C
Emmaus Women - CC
Thursday
November 20
8:00
am
Pasquale Farengo
4:00
6:30
6:30
pm
pm
pm
Music Ministry - C
Spanish Prayer Group - PH
Family Life Committee - MR
Friday
November 21
8:00
am
Anna Savioli
Saturday
November 22
8:00
4:30
am
pm
Kathryn Ferger
Sember & Jaycox Families
Sunday
November 23
7:00 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
8:45
5:00
6:00
am
pm
pm
Blestways - School
Faithways - PH
Discipleway - PH
Miriam Reagan
John Rei
Corey Raymond
Building Codes: C -Church
PH– Parish Hall
CC -Children’s Chapel
PC - Parish Center
G- Gymnasium MR –Meeting Room
S/C—Sacristy in Church
O– Office
Let us spend some time looking at the Jesus who got so
upset.
First, he was raised in a culture in which temple sacrifices
were a normal way for people to reach for a loving
relationship with God. They were giving up the very best
things they had, as the theory went, to give a gift to their
Lord: the first fruit of the harvest, the best lamb from the
herd.
Second, therefore, when Jesus went up to Jerusalem for the Passover, no doubt he
expected to find people tendering gifts to the transcendent God.
What did he find?
A most noisy market place, loud-mouthing its way into the very temple itself, where it did
not belong. The “bottom line,” money, motivated it, skipping all interaction with God.
Sellers and buyers both were distracted from the real God for whom the temple was built.
The temple scene must have broken Jesus’ heart.
You see, Jesus was passionate, not pasty-faced. His temper was directed at the wrongs
being done. NO, he said. Your SOUL has to be the bottom line, not GREED. Selfindulgence is WRECKING the covenant of love. STOP IT.
Third, Jesus had issued forth from the very heart of the Trinitarian God, where loving is total.
His heart knew that the Father had at last given his own very best gift, his own finest lamb,
to be the sacrifice that the human race would offer. This lamb, Jesus, was to seal the Old
Covenant afresh, open whatever doors had been closed between God’s transcendence
and the grubby, earthy world of flesh.
Maybe now we can see that his anger was a loving claim of a truth. Buying and selling
are fine, but they cannot replace the gifts that come from God, nor the gratitude that
should be our good and tender response.
Let us put God first, not second, not last in our lives. ~ John Foley S. J
Dedication of the Lateran Basilica
O God, who from living and chosen stones prepare an eternal dwelling for
your majesty, increase in your church the spirit of grace You have bestowed
so that by new growth your faithful people may build up the heavenly
Jerusalem.
Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you. In
the unity of the Holy Spirit, One God, for ever and ever.
Prayer Line 24 /7
For daily reading visit usccb.org
239.455.3900 | extension 301
Living Water Prayer Group
All are welcome on Monday evenings at 7:00pm in the
Children’s Chapel for an hour of praise, prayer and music.
IMPORTANCE OF REGISTRATION
When you join us in our liturgical ceremonies at the Parish Community of St.
Elizabeth Seton, we would like to get to know you. By registering in the parish,
you become a member with us. We then have a record to ensure that when you
require documentation for sacraments; Baptism, Confirmation, Marriage, we
will be able to accommodate your request. You may register in the Parish
office from Monday through Friday from 8:30 am – 4:00 pm
dedication of the lateran basilica...
Passionate Love
presented by the parish community of
Wednesday, December 17th at 5:00pm
Dinner will be served at the Parish Center. Tickets are $20 per person and a
Cash Bar will be available.
Christmastime In Ireland Concert
Wednesday, December 17th at 7:00pm
Starring: Tony Kenny, Star of Jurys Irish Cabaret with George Casey, Ireland’s
King of Blarney; Kathy Durkin, Ireland’s Female recording artist of the year
(3x); Dublin Trinity Band; and The Dublin City Dancers. Concert will be
viewed in the Gymnasium. Tickets are $40 for Preferred Seating & $30 for
Regular Seating
SAVE THE DATE
A Celtic Christmas Dinner
For information and to purchase tickets please contact
Sharon Kaylor at 239.961.2155
This Weekend: A Missionary Cooperative Program
Welcome Reverend. Michael B. Semana. The purpose for his appeal is for the relief and rehabilitation of malnourished
children and the poor.
The envelopes at the end of the pews are for our support of the Diocese of Catarman. Please use the envelopes to
make your gift to Diocese of Catarman.
Faith Formation
Heaven is an Eternal Festival!
Due to the fabulous and fun SES festival
there will be no Faith Formation classes
this Sunday, November 9th.
Thinking about all the fun this week at the SES Festival,
makes us reflect about fun in general. God created fun. God
created happiness. Good cheer. Good Will. Joy... and
everything that goes with and should come out of
enjoyment, such as kindness, happiness and goodness.
God wants us to be happy... to which we, His children, say
and sing "thank you" for everything beautiful and the gift
you give us.
Our Blestways children should continue to learn
their prayers, please remember to practice. The due
date for knowing them was last weekend.
The Faithways members please remember to work
with your family members to complete the Family
Tree Project.
Both Faithways and Discipleways will discuss our
Participant Profiles when we return on
November 16th.
Have fun at the festival!
JOIN US! Our choir is praying for more voices. We practice
on Thursday nights from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm in the church.
As you read this, is there a tug on your heart?
We are also looking for young voices to sing at our 10:30 am
mass on Sunday. Youth singers practice on Thursdays after
school from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm in the church.
The Life of JOY awaits! Carl and the Music Ministry
STEWARDSHIP M
AXIMIZING
GOD’S BLESSING FOR HIS GLORY
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT OF OUR PARISH COMMUNITY!
The offertory collection totals for the weekend of November 09, 2014
Collection: $15,673 | # of Envelopes: 710
Debt Reduction Report September 30, 2014
Original Loan: $1,350,000 | August Principal Reduction : $9,597 | Principal Balance : $549,667
Saint Elizabeth’s got talent
To help prepare for the Parish
Time & Talent Fair think about…
TIME & TALENT FAIR
Saturday, November 15th after 4:30 pm Liturgy
Sunday, November 16th after all the Liturgies
When our community works together we
accomplish and spread the faith in our families,
our youth, ourselves. Catholicism is alive because
we are alive.
"It only takes a spark to get a fire going. And
soon all those around will warm up to its glowing.
That's how it is with God's love: Once you've
experienced it, You spread his love to everyone.
You want to pass it on."
Welcome
Liturgy
Education

Newcomers Registration

Altar Servers

Religious Education

Receptions for parishioners
for various events

Ministers of Communion

Sacramental Preparation

Decorate the Church

RCIA

Renewal Receptions

Music—Choirs

Vacation Bible School

Minister’s Day Reception
Instrumental Groups

St. Elizabeth Seton School

St. Elizabeth Seton Day
Dinner


Lectors

Adult Bible Study

Sacristans


Altar Linens
Youth Ministry:
Discipleways, Faithways

Mission Renewal

Mentors

Days of Reconciliation

Homebound
Communion Ministry

Ushers

Dinner for Concerts

Concerts

Hospitality Committee

Time & Talent Fair
Meets the 1st Wednesday
Meets the 3rd Wednesday
Christian Service
Family Life
Meets the 4th Wednesday
Administration & Finance
We are very proud and thankful for all
who are members of each of our
committees and are always looking for
new members and new ideas that will
continue to keep alive the work of our
Lord. If you are interested in finding out
what will be happening - please feel free
to come to any of the scheduled
meetings which are held at 6:30pm in the
Meeting Room located in the Church:
November 13th Admin. & Finance
Committee
th
November 19 Liturgy Committee
November 20th Family Life Committee
December 3rd Welcome Committee
December 4th Christian Services
Committee
December 10th Education Committee

Advent Giving Tree

Marriage Enrichment

Collection Counters

Prayer Group

Parent Education Series

Buildings & Grounds

Prayer Line
Family Events:

Technology

Day of Remembering


Poor Persons Supper

Baby Shower
Communications:
bulletin, website,
projects

Healing Liturgy

Grants
Victoria Koga.......................................................................................... 239.860.8497
Walter Morrissey .................................................................................. 239.352.1754

St. Vincent de Paul

Fundraising
CHRISTIAN SERVICE COMMITTEE

Festival
Amala Rawat.......................................................................................... 239.513.0696
Kathy Clifford ......................................................................................... 239.207.7204

Stewardship
EDUCATION COMMITTEE

Strategic Plan

CFA

Meets the 1st Thursday
 Movie Night
 Bowling
 Baseball Game
 Gym Night
 Family Dance
 Easter Egg Hunt
 Beach Walk
Family Ministry

Inclusion of person w/
special needs

Parish Seniors

Knights of Columbus
Meets the 3rd Thursday
PARISH COMMITTEE CONTACTS
ADMINISTRATION/FINANCE COMMITTEE
Andrea Marsh ................................................................ amarsh14@comcast.net
FAMILY LIFE COMMITTEE
Patrica & Orlando Tamayo ............................................................... 239.304.1332
LITURGY COMMITTEE
Marilyn Malio ........................................................................................ 239-331-8493
Sharon Kaylor ....................................................................................... 239-877-9186
Meets the 2nd Thursday
WELCOME COMMITTEE
Becky DeCourcey............................................................ beckycd@comcast.net
Joanne Raley ......................................................................................... 239.250.5910
bienvenido a nuestra iglesia ...
HORARIO DE MISAS
ESTA SEMANA
EN LA IGLESIA
Lunes, 10 de Noviembre
7:00 pm
Emaús Hombres
PH
Miércoles, 12 de Noviembre
6:30 pm
Coro - Español
C
6:30 pm
Emaús Mujeres
CC
6:30 pm
Ministro Eucarístico Español MR
Jueves, 13 de Noviembre
6:30pm
Grupo de Oración
C
G
O
PH
S/C
Iglesia
Gimnasio
Oficina
Salón Parroquial
Sacristía en Iglesia
CC
MR
PC
S
Misas en Inglés
Lunes a Sábado ......................................... 8:00 am
Sábado ........................................................ 4:30 pm
Domingo................ 7:30 am, 9:00 am y 10:30 am
Misa en español Sábado ........................... 6:30pm
Padre Luis H. Pacheco: 455-3900 ext. 207
Horas de Oficinas: Martes y Miércoles
Faith
Formation
PH
Capilla de Niños
Cuarto de Conferencia
Centro Parroquial
Escuela
EL SANTO BAUTISMO
Es el fundamento de toda la vida Critiana, el pórtico de la
vida en el espíritu y la puerta que abre el acceso a los otros
sacramentos. Por el Bautismo somos liberados del pecado y
regenerados como hijos de Dios, llegamos a ser miembros
de Cristo y somos incorporados a la Iglesia y hechos partícipes de su misión. Para información llamar deja tu Nombre y
Numero Telefónico a Nancy Meira (239) 404 - 1872
Llamados a Servir
Debido a la fabulosa y divertido festival
de SES no habrá clases de Formación
de Fe este Domingo, 09 de noviembre.
Nuestros Blestways los niños deben seguir para aprender
sus oraciones, por favor recuerde a la práctica. La fecha
de vencimiento para conocerlos era fin de semana
pasado.
Los miembros Faithways por favor recuerden a trabajar
con los miembros de su familia para completar el
proyecto Family Tree.
Tanto Faithways y Discipleways discutirán nuestros
perfiles de los participantes cuando regresemos en
16 de noviembre.
Diviértete en el festival!
Donde puedas invertir tus dones, hazlo y ganarás un
tesoro en el Cielo. Si quieres estar más cerca de Dios,
aquí tienes los diferentes ministerios donde puedes
invertir tus talentos, tus dones y tu tiempo.
Coordinador General de la Comunidad Hispana
Padre Luis H. Pacheco ........................ 239-455-3900 ext. 207
Ministros Extraodinarios de la Eucaristía
Jesús Delgado ......................................................... 239-784-5503
Ministerio de Música
Ministerio de Ujieres
Miguel Martínez ...................................................... 239-821-5891
Ministerio del Rosario
Vicente Saavedra ................................................... 239-348-3693
Leonel Torres ........................................................... 239-293-1482
Ministerio del Grupo de Oración
Juan Gorrostieta ..................................................... 239-285-7948
Ministerio de Lectores
Erika Pérez ................................................................ 239-234-7036
Ministerio de Emaús Hombres
Ernesto Rubio........................................................... 239-290-0213
Ministerio de Emaús Mujeres
Ana María Andrade................................................ 239-537-6792
¿Qué hay de nuevo en
el convento?
Visita el convento después de la misa este fin de
semana para ver nuestro surtido de artículos de otoño:
Individuales | Servilletas | Coronas
Arreglos Florales | "La bolsa de patatas"
St. Vincent de Paul Van Pick-Up December 6th & 7th
The St. Vincent de Paul van will be parked in front of the church
to collect non-perishable food items and unopened personal
hygiene items for distribution to the needy in our area.
SVDP thankfully accepts your donation of non-perishable food, paper
products, soap, shampoo, toothpaste, and toothbrushes, laundry detergent,
feminine hygiene products, deodorant, diapers, baby food, and baby lotion.
Our Seton Family has always generously responded to our call for help to the
needy of Collier County. Please know that your gifts are almost always received
with expressions of gratitude and in some cases, tears of joy.
Please consider a generous donation to this cause which in turns allows us the
Kingdom of God.
St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic School
Celebrating 33 years of Excellence
239.455.2262 | saintelizabethseton.com
 From Pre-K 3, where students
follow a structured Curriculum
grounded in faith…
 Through recognition for spiritual
and academic excellence...
 To Middle School, where students
each have an iPad, and technology
is integrated into all classrooms…
 Come see all St. Elizabeth Seton
School has to offer…
To schedule a tour or to learn
more about how your child can
join our SES family, please call
Mrs. Portner at 239-455-2262, or
email at portner@seseton.org
Several of our parishioners have taken advantage of the favorable
IRS guidelines pertaining to the Pension Protection Act (PPA). For
those who are not familiar with the Pension Protection Act, here is a
brief summary:
Have you taken advantage of the favorable IRS regulations (Pension
Protection Act) regarding distributions from your IRA? Many of you
have done so however, many more may not be aware of this
opportunity which will expire in 2014. In an attempt to increase
philanthropic giving, the IRS has extended the deadline in which
distributions from your IRA may be directed to a charitable
organization tax free. Once an individual attains the age of 70 1/2, he
or she is required to begin taking minimum distributions from their
IRA. This distribution is taxed at the individual’s particular tax bracket
(15%, 25%, 28%, etc…) For the remainder of the 2013 tax year, you
may choose to gift your distribution (up to $100,000) directly to your
favorite charity (St. Elizabeth Seton Parish) completely tax free. This
is a great opportunity to make a one-time gift without the federal
government getting their “cut”. Please see your financial advisor or
tax professional to obtain the forms necessary to make your gift.
What’s New in
the Friary?
Visit the Friary after mass this weekend
to see our assortment of Fall items:
Placemats | Napkins | Wreaths
Flower Arrangements | “The Potato Bag”