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Queen of the Apostles
A Catholic Community
Reina de los Apostoles
Comunidad Catolica de Belmont
Pastoral Staff
PASTOR
Father Frank Cancro
[email protected]
Emergency #: 704-825-9907
DEACON
503 North Main Street Belmont, NC 28012
Phone: 704-825-9600 • Fax: 704-825-1413
Office Hours: Monday through Friday,
8:30 am-12:30 pm and 1:30 pm-4:30 pm
Website: QueenoftheApostles.org
Rev. Mr. Chip Wilson
[email protected]
704-820-4162
MUSIC & LITURGY
Chrissy Glisson
[email protected]
Office: 704-825-9600 ext. 28
October 26, 2014
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
PASTORAL ASSOCIATE
S. Bernadette McNamara, R.S.M.
[email protected]
704-825-9600 ext. 27
FAITH FORMATION
Debbie Seeger
[email protected]
704-825-9600 ext. 26
Jayme Cannon
Faith Formation Assistant
[email protected]
Father Christopher
Adult Formation
[email protected]
CHRISTIAN INITIATION (RCIA)
Cam Tracy
[email protected]
704-853-0654
HISPANIC MINISTRY COORDINATOR
Padre JoséJuya
[email protected]
704-860-3826
PARISH SECRETARY
Mary Jo Stiles
[email protected]
704-825-9600
BUSINESS MANAGER
Susan Colone
[email protected]
704-825-9600 ext. 25
MAINTENANCE DIRECTOR
Roger Duncan
[email protected]
704-825-9600 ext. 22
PASTORAL COUNCIL CHAIRPERSON
Scott Phillips
[email protected]
704-461-8326
Weekday Eucharist
Weekend Eucharist
Reconciliation:
Holy Day Celebrations:
Misa en Español:
Monday and Wednesday: 9:00 am
Tuesday and Friday: 12:15 pm
Saturday: 5:00 pm, 7:00 p.m. (en Español))
Sunday: 8:00, 9:45 & 11:30 am
Saturday: 4:00 pm, and by appointment
12:15pm and 7:15 pm
Todos los Sabados a 7:00 PM
Baptism: This important sign of initiation is celebrated in the community at
any one of the weekend Masses. Parents must complete the preparation
program (offered every other month). Please contact the church
office at least two months prior to your anticipated date for Baptism.
Marriage: This sacrament provides an opportunity for a couple to stand as a
sign of God’s love in the community. To this end, a period of preparation is
important and necessary.
Contact the church office
at least six months prior to
your proposed marriage
date to begin this process.
Anointing of the Sick: If
you are preparing for surgery
or hospitalization, this
sacrament can be celebrated
with you on any weekend at
the church. In an emergency,
contact the church so we can
pray with you at home or in
the hospital.
Mission Statement
With the Blessed Virgin Mary, the first disciple of Jesus Christ, as our example and patron, the mission of Queen of the
Apostles Catholic Church is to proclaim and share the Gospel entrusted to us. We celebrate our oneness with the
Risen Christ, with each other and the entire Church, through the sacraments, especially the Holy Eucharist. We accept
the direction given us by the Second Vatican Council. We are committed to this mission by our worship, education,
fellowship, and outreach to the needy.
Our Weekly Tithe:
Collections
10-19-2014:
$10,502.84
Thank you for your support of the parish!
Last week, because of your generosity in the
offertory, we were able to send a tithe of $525. 00
to Family Promise. This week we will use our tithe
for Adult Day Care of Mount Holly—a day care and
shelter for Senior Citizens needing supervision and
support during the day.
FLOWERS AT THE ALTAR THIS WEEKEND
WERE DONATED BY:
The Fout Family
IN HONOR OF:
Queen of the Apostles
Liturgical Ministers:
Saturday, November 1, 2014—5:00pm
Readers: Charlie Boyd, Jim Adams
EMCs: Veronica Pakowski, Sharon Smith,
Patty Toppper, Trish Vasil, Deacon Chip Wilson
Ministers of Hospitality: Karen Aiken,
Catherine Glisson, Michael Trebotich
Altar Servers: Patricia Baranowski, Owen Messer
Sunday, November 2, 2014—8:00am
Readers: Sarah Carrick, James Hefferan
EMCs: Trish Hammill, Renee Hinson, Brian Litfin
Ministers of Hospitality: Bill McMasters,
Mike & Alison Minnick
Altar Servers: Kevin Litfin, Leo Paluszak
Sunday, November 2, 2014—9:45am Mass
Readers: Richard Swakla, Beth Kreitzer
EMCs: Frances Bruckner, Roger Duncan,
Jeanne & Stuart LaFrancis, Kathy Shine,
Donna Skipper, Deborah Trynor
Ministers of Hospitality: Clare & Dave Charzewski,
Mark McManus, John Regeis
Altar Servers: Mallory Gardner, Grace Lamadrid
Children’s Liturgy: Melissa Gardner
Sunday, November 2, 2014—11:30am Mass
Readers: Sister Martha Torbik, Not Filled
EMCs: Sue Dolphin, Gina Halme, Sandy Kumm,
William Massey, Karen & Mike Riemer, Evelyn Thompson
Ministers of Hospitality: Judy Dobies, Erika McHenry,
Nasser Miranda, Patricia Rodriguez
Altar Servers: Tommy Dobies, Will Massey
Children’s Liturgy: Colleen Sutton
Masses This Week
Saturday, October 25, 2014
5:00pm
Mass
7:00pm
Misa en Español
8:00am
9:45am
11:30am
Sunday, October 26, 2014
For the People
Catherine Johnston +
Linda Delgado +
9:00am
7:15pm
Monday, October 27, 2014
Communion Service
Recitation of the Rosary
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
12:15pm
Mass
9:00am
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Mass
Thursday, October 30, 2014
No Services
Friday, October 31, 2014
12:15pm
Mass
CHILDREN’S LITURGY TAKES PLACE THIS
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26 at 9:45 & 11:30
Other Ministries:
Traffic Ministry—November 2, 2014
9:45am—Tom Spada, Greg Hoehne
11:30am—Rich Dudley, John Fink
Coffee & Donuts—November 2, 2014
8:00am—Jennifer Church, Pat Godfrey,
Brian & Cindy Litfin
9:45am—Melissa Gardner
11:30am—Chris Bumgardner, Lynda Woods
Art & Environment:
Oct. 26: Jan Kauer, Karen Irvine
Nov. 2: Terry Ausband, Clint Phillips/Jan Bodnar
From the Pastor’s Desk...
This weekend I am preaching an appeal for the Propagation of the Faith in
Greensburg, Pa. asking for financial support for the Circus and Traveling
Show Ministry. Pray for the folks of St Pius XI and Visitation parishes
there: that they will be open and generous. I am grateful to Father Hoover
and Father Mulligan for being here in Belmont!
With October's end we look to a variety of special opportunities in the
parish in November. The great Feast of Saints and Souls that we will
celebrate next weekend (November 1 which falls on a Saturday is
therefore not a day of obligation this year). Once more we invite you to
bring framed pictures of deceased loved ones and place them on the
shelves in front of the altar. You will see the other opportunities as we
enter November and remember our beloved deceased members on the
flyer that is in your bulletin.
Ministry Moments:
I am also grateful to those Hispanic members of the parish who once more
Angel Tree
invite all of us into the culture of Dia de los muertos (Day of the Dead)
on November 2 and offer Mexican hot chocolate (dark, sweet and a little
Did you have a good Christmas
cinnamon-y) and traditional "Bread of the Dead:" a sweet roll placed on
last year? Were there gifts under
the Ofrenda (special family altar) to honor the deceased and then shared
your tree? Thanks to our parish’s
by all in celebration of the day. After all the Masses on Sunday, join us in
generous giving, many families in
the MAK Family Life Center for this annual opportunity.
our community also had gifts to
It looks like we may have an opportunity for some Youth Basketball!
open. Our Angel Tree has gift tags
Signups are this weekend after all the Masses and we invite you and your
for local school-aged children for
children to become part of an opportunity to build community and have a
both needed clothing items and
little fun in conjunction with the YMCA. You can have your questions
wished-for toys. Local charities
answered after Mass. And, at the same time, the eighth grade students
such as the BCO, SOCKS, Holy
from St Michael School are offering you an opportunity to assist them in
Angels, and parish referrals share
their upcoming class trip by purchasing Christmas Cards this weekend.
names of children who might be
Stop by the table and take a look as you leave church today!
without gifts or need clothing.
We are also moving closer to Thanksgiving! In the parish we have two
Gathered items are sorted and
important parts to our celebration of this national holiday. First, we gather
then delivered in time for
for Mass at 9:00 AM and invite everyone to bring a loaf of homemade
Christmas Eve. Thank you for
bread, dessert bread or rolls -- and if you can't bake, buy one of those
being such a giving parish. If you
fancy loaves of bread. Add a note or a card to it and bring it to church
would like to be part of this
Thanksgiving morning. We will bless all the bread at the conclusion of
ministry this year, please contact
Mass and distribute all the loaves -- each person will get someone else's
Sandy Endicott at 704-813-2813.
bread to take with them to their Thanksgiving table. What an amazing way
to connect our lives together around the Thanksgiving table through the
table of the Eucharist!! I hope you will join us for this moving custom.
Also on Thanksgiving Day we offer a meal here in
the MAK Family Life Center. If you are alone or
unable to provide for yourself, come and eat with
Sponsored by the Homebound Ministers of Queen of the Apostles Church
me and other parish members and if you are not
A beautiful queen size quilt, crafted
able to get out, we will deliver a homemade
by women of the homebound ministry
Thanksgiving meal with all the trimmings to you!
will be raffled on Sunday December 7
Last year we fed more than 300 people. We need
volunteers to do this and those signup sheets will
at the Christmas Cantata.
be available soon. Share Thanksgiving Bread at
Tickets will be available following the masses
church in the morning and Thanksgiving Food with on the weekends of November 1-2,
us at noon! Details will follow in next week's
November 15-16, and December 6-7.
bulletin.
Donation:
Be blessed this week!
- Father Frank
Tickets are $5.00 each or 6 for $25.00.
Proceeds to benefit the new church building fund.
Quilt Raffle
This Week
Sunday, October 26, 2014
9:45am & 11:30am Masses—KidZone
(Nursery)
9:30-10:30am—Bible Study (Library
10:00-11:00am—RCIA (Ed Building)
2:00-5:00pm—Trunk or Treat (Parish
Grounds, Family Life Center)
Priesthood Sunday;
National World Youth Day
(U.S.)
Tuesday: Ss. Simon and Jude
Friday: Halloween
Saturday: All Saints;
First Saturday
Readings for the Week
Monday: Eph 4:32 — 5:8;
Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 13:10-17
Tuesday: Eph 2:19-22;
Monday, October 27, 2014
Ps 19:2-5; Lk 6:12-16
11:00am-12:00pm—Quilt Raffle
Wednesday: Eph 6:1-9;
Committee (Conference Room)
Ps 145:10-14; Lk 13:22-30
7:00pm—Knights of Columbus Social
Thursday:
Eph 6:10-20;
(Grape & Barley in Gastonia)
Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10;
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Lk 13:31-35
9:00am—Staff Prayer (Church)
Friday: Phil 1:1-11; Ps 111:1-6;
9:00-11:00am—MOMS Group
Lk 14:1-6
(Nursery, Conference Room)
Saturday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14;
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Ps 24:1-6; 1 Jn 3:1-3;
1:30-3:00pm—Small Faith Group
Mt 5:1-12a
(Conference Room)
Sunday: Wis 3:1-9; Ps 23:1-6;
5:45-7:00pm—DinoMite Soccer
Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9;
(Grounds)
Jn 6:37-40, or any readings
6:00-6:30pm-Children’s Choir (Church)
from no. 668 or from
6:30-7:15pm—Youth Choir (Church)
Masses for the Dead,
7:00-8:30pm—Hispanic Ministry
nos. 1011-1016
(Conference Room)
7:15-8:00pm—9:45am Choir (Church)
7:30-9:30pm—12 Step Program
Please pray for...
(Education Building: Room A)
Those in Nursing Homes:
8:15-9:00pm—11:30am Choir (Church) Patrick Bragg
Thursday, October 30, 2014
9:30-11:00am—Weekend BackPack
Ministry (Nursery)
7:00-9:00pm—Spanish Choir Practice
(Church)
7:30-9:00pm—Just for Ladies (FLC)
7:30-9:00pm—Boy Scouts (Ed Bldg)
Friday, October 31, 2014
7:00-8:30pm—Small Faith Group
(Conference Room)
7:00-9:00pm—AA Meeting (Ed Bldg)
Saturday, November 1, 2014
9:00-10:30am—Cantata Practice
(Church)
6:00-10:00pm—Hispanic Social (FLC)
Saints and Special
Observances
Sunday: Thirtieth Sunday in
Ordinary Time;
(Meadow Wood Nursing Center,
Gastonia)
Sick and Homebound:
Ducky Huffstetler, Rosann Louy,
William Reeves, Jo Ann Rick,
Harrell Rick, Barbara Williams
e-Give
Make a safe, secure donation to
QOA by going to our website and
clicking the e-Give link on the
home page below the Google
translator tab.
Stewardship
Sharing our talents arises from the
fact that God has given each of us
the ability and gifts to do certain
things well, and we are to develop
those talents for the good of
others.
Leave a Legacy
Just as we plan to ensure financial
health for our families, we can plan
for the health of our faith families.
Your planned gift to our parish will
provide financial support
forever. You have a wonderful
Catholic heritage. Pass it on!
Baptismal Preparation
Baptism is celebrated at weekend
Masses at anytime of the year
except the Lenten season. Parents
wishing to present a child (under
six years of age) for Baptism must
complete an Evening of Preparation
here in the parish. These are
offered six times a year. During
pregnancy or after the birth of a
child are appropriate times to
attend. The next scheduled Prep
Session is on Tuesday, December
9 beginning at 7:00pm in the
church. Please note the date
correction from previous
bulletins!! Please call the church
office to make a reservation to
attend this upcoming program. If
Sponsors (Godparents) are also
here in the area, we invite them to
attend as well.
Free Natural Family
Planning Course
Free Natural Family Planning (NFP)
Full Course (with introduction)
dates are November 8 in Arden at
St. Barnabas Catholic Church and
December 13 in Winston-Salem
at Holy Family Church. Topics
covered include: effectiveness of
modern NFP methods; health risks
of popular contraceptives; benefits
of NFP—health, relational &
spiritual; and how to use NFP. For
more information go to ccdoc.org/
nfp or to RSVP contact Beatrice
Adcock, MSN at Catholic Charities
704-370-3230 or
[email protected].
Community Happenings:
October Food
Collection
It is again time to
collect food for our
Christmas baskets
that will be
distributed during December to
area needy families. Heather Hart
will again chair this ministry and
has asked for the following items:
cereal, oatmeal, spaghetti and
spaghetti sauce, peanut butter and
jelly. Please bring your donations to
the altar this weekend, October
25-26. Once the Angel Tree goes
up in November, you will have
another opportunity to make
monetary donations for the
purchased items for these baskets.
Please contact Heather at 704-8424059 with questions or to volunteer
with this ministry.
Angel Tree
Last year our
parish served 88
children with
two angels per
child. We are
here to assist
our church and
community, so please contact
Sandy Endicott at 704-813-2813 if
you have a need or know someone
who does no later than November
28. The Angel Tree will be
available in the church Narthex
beginning the weekend before
Thanksgiving so you may choose
your angel before you may be
traveling for the holiday. Wrapped
angels should be returned to the
tree with the angel tag firmly
attached by Sunday, December 7.
Late angels can be delivered by
12:30pm on Sunday, December
14. Volunteers are needed to help
carry the gifts into storage and sort
them following the 9:45 and 11:30
masses on December 7. Delivery
help on Monday, December 8 is
also needed. Help is also needed
for the same functions with the late
gifts on December 14-15.
Knights of Columbus
Wine & Beer Tasting
at Grape & Barley
Monday, October 27
at 7:00pm
The Knights would like to invite
parish members to join them at
their social meeting at Grape &
Barley Wine Shop in Gastonia.
Owner Mark McManus, a QoA
parishioner, will present an
assortment of unique wines and
micro brewed beers for our tasting
and enjoyment. Grape & Barley is
located at 1933 Hoffman Road,
Suite 4, Gastonia.
at the church office. We also teach
how to make twine rosaries for the
Catholic missions around the world.
We meet from 10:30am-12:30pm
on the same Saturdays as our
community breakfasts. The next
meeting is November 15. Please
join us. Questions? Contact Marilyn
Warmington at 704-827-0823.
Young at Heart
Covered Dish Supper:
Saturday, November 8, 2014
following 5:00 pm Mass.
All parishioners over 50 are invited
to attend. It is held in the MAK
Family Life Center. Call Charlie or
Cathy Boyd at 704-825-4669 for
additional information.
Bingo & Movie Night:
Saturday, November 15 from
6:30-10:00PM
We are a group of women who like
in
the MAK Family Life Center
to knit or crochet who are making
Prayer Shawl Ministry:
prayer shawls that will be given to
parishioners who are sick or
recovering and are in need of our
prayers and support. If you knit or
crochet (or would love to learn
how) please join us. Regular
meetings are the first Tuesday of
the month at 10:30am in the MAK
Center Conference Room. Our next
meeting will be on November 4.
You do not have to attend
meetings to participate in our
ministry. Please contact Elizabeth
O’Connor at 704-825-0799 or
[email protected] for
additional information or to join.
Donations of yarn are also
welcome!
The Parish Life Commission is
sponsoring Bingo with prizes as
well as cash awards. Food, drinks
and snacks will be available. Child
care will be available for children
up to 4 years old. We have movies
for the over-four crowd. Please
bring your entire family and all
your friends for a fun evening of
BINGO!
Community Breakfast
Saturday, November 15
8:00-11:00am
MAK Family Life Center
Coffee, conversation, pancakes and
sausage are all free! Where? At
Queen of the Apostles MAK Family
Rosary Makers
Life Center. Invite your friends to
meet you there. Knights of
Free rosaries are available in the
Columbus Council 11076 has just
narthex. Need a rosary repaired?
told us that Santa will be there for
Simply put your broken rosary
breakfast in December so watch
parts in an envelope with your
name and phone number and drop your bulletin for details!
Faith Formation:
High School
Youth Ministry
No Classes October 26
There will be no Faith Formation
classes this weekend, Sunday,
October 26. Classes will resume
on Sunday, November 2.
Faith Formation
Program Needs Two
Traffic Volunteers
The Sunday morning Faith
Formation program is in need of
two adults to help secure the
parking lots adjacent to the
building in which classes are held.
Volunteers will need to be present
from 9:00-11:00am on the
mornings which classes operate. If
you can help with this important
need, please contact Debbie at
704-825-9600 ext 26 or email
[email protected].
Trunk or Treat!!
This Sunday,
October 26 from 2:00
to 5:00pm on Church
Grounds
Join in this fun southern tradition
as trick or treaters collect goodies
as they travel from decorated car
trunk to car trunk! Decorate your
trunk and bring treats to pass out
to the children in the rear church
parking lot. Hot dogs and pop corn
will be provided as well as games
and a movie. Prizes for the best
decorated car trunk, costume and
best carved pumpkin (please bring
your already carved pumpkin with
you from home!) will be awarded.
Join in the fun as we continue to
build community here at Queen of
the Apostles!
Our Teen Bible Study and High
School Youth Ministry will NOT be
meeting today. Enjoy your day
with your family. Our next
gatherings will be on Sunday,
November 2 in the Family Life
Center. Bible Study meets from
5:00-6:00pm and Youth Ministry
meets from 6:00-8:00 Please contact Janet Blaylock for more
information at 704-473-0418 or [email protected].
Middle School Youth
Ministry
cover uniforms, trophies, practice
facilities and referee fees for
games. Adult volunteers are also
needed. Please provide child’s full
name, parent’s name, child’s date
of birth and phone number.
Middle School Youth Ministry will be
meeting on Sunday, November 2
from 6:00-8:00pm in the MAK
Family Life Center with the High
School Youth. Bring your appetite!! Family Advent
MSYM will be cooking supper!
Wreath-Making
Contact Christine if can volunteer or
Please join us for our annual Family
have questions
Advent Wreath-Making gathering
on Sunday, November 23 at
Youth Basketball
2:00pm in the MAK Family Life
Please email
[email protected] by Center. Each family will make a
wreath complete with ribbon, fresh
October 26 if you child is
greenery and four candles.
interested in participating on a
Suggested donation is $10. There
team in the Stowe YMCA League.
will also be a craft activity for
These are fundamental learning
leagues for age groups 3-4, 5-6, 7- children of all ages. Cookies and
punch will be served! Please RSVP
8 and 9-11. Practices will begin in
a spot for your family by
November. The season is
November 14 so we can be sure
December through February with
games on Friday nights or Saturday to order enough supplies. Call 704825-9600 or email
mornings. Fees ($50 YMCA
[email protected]
.
members; $75 non-members)
KIDZONE:
Our KIDZONE MINISTRY is now open for the families of
our parish! This is a faith based ministry offered for the
youngest members of our church ages 6 months –3 years of
age during the 9:45am and 11:30am masses each Sunday. It is a time for
young children to grow in their faith and relationship with God. KIDZONE is
located in the newly refurbished nursery in the MAK Family Life
Center. Just look for the KIDZONE check-in station in the MAK Family Life
Center to participate. KIDZONE is being supervised by Angela Shirley. If
you have any questions or would like to volunteer, please call Debbie at
704-825-9600 or email [email protected].
adultfaithformation
Small Faith Groups
The Queen of the Apostles Friday evening gathering will NOT be
meeting on Friday, October 31. The remaining gathering dates are
Fridays, November 7, 14 and 21. Please contact Debbie if you
have any questions at [email protected] or 704-825-9600, ext.
26.
Adult Faith Formation Web Site
Please be sure to check out our Adult Faith Formation web site. It’s
a great source to find available programs here at the parish and
resources that encourage and promote ongoing faith formation.
We’ve change the web site address to make it easier to access; it’s
now www.qofaadultformation.com.
Just for Ladies
Ladies of all ages, please join us for our next gathering on Thursday, October 30 at 7:30pm!
Join us as we venture into a new understanding of the Scriptures. We will be studying The
Gospel of Luke by William Anderson, DMin, PhD. Whether you have done studies in the past or if
this is your first time, this guided study will be a time of blessing and fellowship as we encourage
each other, and find hope through God’s Word. Come as you are! Bring a friend! Light
refreshments will be served! Program will take place in the MAK Family Life Center. Please call
704-825-9600, ext. 26 or email [email protected] with any questions.
Just for Men
Men of the parish age 45 and older are invited to reflect on God’s Word, pray and spend time
together. We meet for an hour on the first Monday of each month in the Conference Room. Our
next gathering is Monday, November 3 at 7:00pm. For more information, call Roger Duncan at
412-289-9147 or Deacon Chip at 704-488-5822 [email protected].
Tuesday’s Word
This adult Bible Study will continue on Tuesday, November 4 from 2:00-3:00pm in the
Conference Room. Please bring your Bible and join us! Coffee and cookies are served!
Sunday Morning Bible Study
with Sister Mary Hugh: Please join us as we study The Gospel of Mark! All are welcome! It runs
from 9:30-10:25 in Mercedes Hall, room 108 (the place where we hold our Faith Formation
Classes). Please bring your bibles and join us! Coffee and donuts are served!
MOMS Group
The next meeting for our Ministry of Mothers Sharing will be
Tuesday morning, October 28 from 9:00am-11:00am. Meetings
will take place twice a month. The meeting is for Moms with
children of all ages. It will be a time for fellowship and study for
spiritual growth. If you have an interest in attending, please email
Marianne at [email protected]. Nursery is provided for this
meeting time.
Smart phone users link to our
Adult Faith Formation web site here.
Spiritual Direction
forms provided on the shelf
beneath the board—no personal
Are you trying to discern what God notices or résumés. Please copy
is doing in your life, what he is
the information from the board if
calling you to be, where he is
you are making use of it and leave
leading you? Or perhaps you simply the posted slips so that others may
want to be more aware of God’s
also take advantage of the
presence in your life and deepen
opportunities.
your relationship with him. Spiritual
direction is the thing for you.
Spiritual direction is not counseling. Adorers are Needed
It is listening to another, making
at Belmont Abbey College
space to observe and hear the Holy Adoration Chapel in front of the
Spirit. For more information call
Blessed Sacrament. Coordinators
Bethsy San-Millan at
will arrange an hour that is
704-914-5668.
convenient for you. Please call
Margaret at 704-827-8921.
us long for a more conscious
experience of God’s presence and
love.” To learn more about Spiritual
Direction and/or obtain services,
please contact Rose Castillo at
704-718-2876 or
[email protected]
Queen of the Apostles
Online Prayer Ministry
Coordinator Doris Spivey accepts
prayer requests Monday through
Friday each week from 9:00am5:00pm. Emergency requests are
accepted anytime and on
weekends. Please e-mail Doris at
[email protected]. If you
Friends Helping Friends
would like to join the prayer
Registered parishioners are invited Spiritual Direction
ministry and do not have access to
“Spiritual direction encourages the a computer but have VOICE MAIL,
to post requests for services
needed or services they are able to exploration of a closer relationship please contact the church office.
provide on the bulletin board in the with God. In the midst of our busy You will be called with the daily
lives and at the deepest level, all of prayer requests.
breezeway. Please use only the
Parish Pastoral Council
Chairperson: Scott Phillips
[email protected]
704-461-8326
Vice Chairperson: Matt Gibbons
[email protected]
Secretary: Michelle Curnow
[email protected]
704-829-5090
Pastor: Fr. Frank Cancro
[email protected]
Clare Charzewski
[email protected]
704-824-7198
Mark Ebreo
[email protected]
704-395-0250
John Fout
[email protected]
704-516-5575
Jerry Gardner
[email protected]
704-864-2508
Debra Pavicic
[email protected]
980-522-4072
Scott Spanbauer
[email protected]
704-394-3951
Bill Starr
[email protected]
704-691-1734
Ellen Wentz
[email protected]
704-491-9528
Finance Council
Chairperson: Charlie Boyd
[email protected]
704-825-4669
Welcome Stewardship
Chairperson: Colleen Sutton
[email protected]
973-214-5306
Community Ministries:
Tricia Vasil
[email protected]
704-648-7878
Liturgy and Worship:
Steve White
[email protected]
704-824-5761
Organizations
Art & Environment: Jan Kauer
[email protected]
704-281-8010
704-825-4669
Buildings and Facilities:
Marilyn Whitney
[email protected]
Evangelization & Communications:
Mark Colone
704-469-2989
[email protected]
Commissions
704-281-8010
[email protected]
704-824-7198
Kathy Lindgren
Young at Heart: Cathy Boyd
704-830-4484
Nasser Miranda
[email protected]
704-820-9484
Jan Kauer
[email protected]
Parish Life:
Clare Charzewski
[email protected]
704-825-1966
Education & Formation:
[email protected]
Youth Ministry: Debbie Seeger
[email protected]
704-825-9600 ext. 26
Knights of Columbus:
Grand Knight: Justin Rick
[email protected]
704-488-5540
Traffic Ministry: Walt Hinson
[email protected]
(704) 904-0743
Noticias de Nuestra Comunidad Hispana
Triki-Truck
Reserve la fecha…Domingo, Octubre
26 de 2:00 a 5:00pm en los terrenos
de la iglesia. Disfrute de una de las
más grandes tradiciones del sur del
país, recoger dulces dispuestos en
los carros decorados. Decore su
carro o truck y traiga regalitos y
dulces para los asistentes y todos
los niños .Habrá perros calientes y
palomitas de maíz para todos,
también tendremos juegos y
premios. Habrá regalo para el carro
o truck mejor decorado, para el
mejor disfraz y para la calabaza
mejor realizada (por favor traiga la
calabaza ya lista de su casa).
Disfrute con nosotros y sigamos
creciendo como comunidad aquí en
Reina de los Apóstoles.
Reflexión
Queridos hermanos: Tú, Señor, eres mi refugio. El doble mandamiento.
Al final de su ministerio público, Jesús tuvo controversias en Jerusalén
con la jerarquía religiosa judía y con las autoridades civiles a propósito
de su autoridad; con el grupo de fariseos y los herodianos por lo del
tributo al César; con los saduceos, por la creencia en la resurrección de
los muertos. Finalmente, nadie se atrevió a interrogarlo, aunque
Celebración del Día de la determinaron entre todos ellos matarlo con el más cruel de los
suplicios, la muerte de cruz.
Hispanidad
La cuestión sobre el mandamiento más grande de la ley corresponde a
El Próximo sábado 1 de Noviembre la preocupación de encontrar un principio unificador de las varias
formulaciones de la voluntad de Dios. Sin embargo, Jesús fue claro en
tendremos nuestra celebración del
Día de la Hispanidad después de la definir el gran mandamiento: Amar a Dios sobre todas las cosas y al
Santa Misa en español. Te invitamos prójimo como a sí mismo. San Juan lo explica muy bien: Si dices que
a lucir los trajes típicos de tu país y amas a Dios y aborreces a tu prójimo eres un mentiroso. La enseñanza
a compartir un platillo tradicional de fundamental está en vivir los mandamientos de Dios en esa dimensión.
Muchas veces caemos en la tentación de decir que amamos a Dios,
tu lugar de origen. Esperamos que
pero no aceptamos a nuestro prójimo; ese es un error gravísimo.
toda nuestra comunidad hispana
Tenemos que hacer el esfuerzo de reconocer el amor de Dios en los
participe activamente en esta
hermanos y en la medida que lo reconozcamos, comenzaremos a
celebración que nos recuerda de
sentirlo en nuestra propia vida. Ojalá reflexionemos en este mensaje
dónde venimos y nos permite
compartir con los demás miembros tan bello y no nos quedemos en discusiones superfluas que no nos
llevan a nada. 'Dejémonos amar por Dios para poder entender su amor
de nuestra comunidad nuestras
costumbres y tradiciones. Si deseas y su manera de vivir, para poder amar a nuestro prójimo con la misma
intensidad. Que Dios los bendiga y que María Santísima nos ayude a
colaborar trayendo un plato de
comida, te puedes comunicar con la seguir a Jesús con todas nuestras fuerzas.
señora Alba Sepúlveda al número
P. José Antonio Juya V.
telefónico: 704-904-7988.
Octubre 26
En esta fecha no habrá clase de Formación de Fe o Catecismo. Nos reencontramos nuevamente el domingo 2
de Noviembre.
NO OLVIDEMOS REZAR EL SANTO ROSARIO TODOS LOS LUNES
DURANTE ESTE MES !!!!