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St. Anne Parish, a Catholic community of faith, is joyfully committed to living the Gospel
through worship and prayer, education, service, and stewardship.
Parish Staff
Mass Times
Parish Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 AM-4:30 PM
Saturday: 5:30 PM Vigil
Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:30 AM, 12:30 PM
Daily: Monday-Friday at 7:30 AM,
Saturday 10:00 AM
Holy Days: 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM,
11:30 AM, 6:00 PM
Pastor
Parochial Vicar
Deacons
Pastoral Assistant
Parish Bookkeeper
Parish Secretaries
Dir. of Communications
High School Youth
Middle School Youth
Choir Director
Organist
Nursery Director
St. Anne Outreach
Rev. Jeremiah McCarthy
Rev. Jacob Almeter
Rev. Mr. John Quillen, Rev. Dr. Eddie Ensley,
Rev. Mr. Robert Herrmann
Margo Truett
Anne Dawahare
Bernadette Coker, Tonya Seguin
Jennifer Sillitto
Nate Folds
Tonya Seguin
George Corradino
Pat Jasinski
Elizabeth Johnson 706-561-5039
Katie Byers, Director 706-568-1592
Reconciliation
Saturday 4-5 PM in Our Lady of Mercy Chapel
and by appointment with a priest
Eucharistic Adoration
Friday 8 AM-5:30 PM;
Rosary and Benediction at 5:30 PM
St. Anne-Pacelli Catholic School
Rosary
PreK-4 through 12
Wednesday evening (see calendar for times)
th
Principal PreK-8
Principal 9th-12th
Asst. Prin. PreK-8th
Admissions/Comm.
Office 706-561-8232 Fax 706-563-0211
Gayla Arrington ext. 223
Kristin Turner ext. 152
Jocelyn Smith ext. 144
Julie Davis ext. 271
Prayer intention for the Prayer Ministry
Call 706-561-8678, ext. 125 or visit www.stannecsg.com
Nursery
The nursery is intended for young children,
ages 6 months to 4 years, not ready to participate
in Mass. It is available during Saturday evening
and Sunday Masses and other parish activities as
deemed necessary by the Pastor.
2000 Kay Circle · Columbus, GA 31907 · 706-561-8678 · Fax 706-565-4845 · www.stannecsg.com
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MR-Meeting Room SJR-St. Joseph Rm.
CP-Chapel
RC-Rectory
VH-Visitation Hall
HMO-Health Min. Off. SCR-St. Cecilia Rm. YR-Youth Rm.
Sunday, October 26
After 8 &10:30 AM
Masses
9:00-10:30 AM/
11:30 AM-12:30 PM
9:15-10:15 AM
11:30 AM-12:30 PM
5:00-7:00 PM
7:00-8:30 PM
VH
Coffee & Donuts
HMO
Blood Pressures
YR
YR
CP
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Adult Education Class
Baptism Class
Newman Soc. Confess/Mass
High School Youth Group
Monday, October 27
1:00-1:45 PM
1:45-2:30 PM
2:00-3:15 PM
7:00-9:00 PM
YR
YR
MR
Tai Chi
Strength Exercise Class
Lectionary Bible Study
Knights of Columbus 4th Degree
Tuesday, October 28
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
5:00-5:30 PM
5:00-6:00 PM
SJR
CP
YR
Sewing Circle
Adoration/Divine Mercy Chaplet
Yoga
Wednesday, October 29
6:00-7:30 AM
1:00-1:45 PM
1:45-2:30 PM
6:00-7:00 PM
6:00-6:30 PM
6:30-8:00 PM
7:00-8:30 PM
7:00-8:30 PM
7:30-9:00 PM
VH
VH
YR
SCR
CH
MR
VH
SJR
SCR
That Man is You!
Zumba Gold Class
Strength Exercise Class
12:30 Mass Choir Practice
Rosary Group
Adult Scripture Study
RCIA
Catholic Women’s Bible Study
Adult Choir Practice
Thursday, October 30
10:00-11:45 AM
1:00-8:00 PM
6:00-8:00 PM
MR
YR
MR
Mother’s Scripture Study I
Pictorial Directory Pictures
JustFaith Meeting
Friday, October 31
8:00 AM-5:30 PM
1:00-8:00 PM
5:30-6:00 PM
6:00-7:30 PM
CP
YR
CP
MR
Eucharistic Adoration
Pictorial Directory Pictures
Benediction
Charismatic Prayer Group
Saturday, November 1
9:00 AM-4:00 PM
4:15-5:15 PM
5:00-7:00 PM
7:00-10:00 PM
YR
SCR
HMO
YR
Pictorial Directory Pictures
Saturday Evening Choir Practice
Blood Pressures
Family Prayer Mission
Sunday, November 2
After 8 &10:30 AM
VH
Masses
9:00-10:30 AM/
HMO
11:30 AM-12:30 PM
9:15-10:15 AM
YR
“Once one becomes a disciple of Jesus
Christ, stewardship is not an option.”
Stewardship: A Disciple’s Response, USCCB Pastoral Letter on Stewardship
In the Gospel this week…
There is one word or command that summarizes today’s
Gospel - love. For Jesus there is no distinction between
these two commands of loving God and neighbor. One
naturally flows from the other. In fact, for Jesus, these
commands constitute a way of life for Christian stewards;
a unique approach to life and to their relationship with
others. Our neighbors include everyone with whom we
come into contact: family members, friends, people we
don’t like, strangers and particularly those most in need of
our love and compassion. Love is always for doing well
and helping others grow closer to the Lord. What are ways
in which we might do better at following Christ’s love
command?
Source: ICSC Parish Bulletin
Stewardship of
Time, Talent & Treasure
Are you looking for a way to get involved in the life of the
community? With close to 80 ministries active at St. Anne
Parish, there are lots of opportunities. Check out our
parish website and click on the Stewardship link to find out
what is available for you! Don’t find a ministry of interest?
Have an idea for a new ministry? Contact the parish office
to discuss your ideas and start something new!
October 12, 2014 Offertory $29,815
“Whoever sacrifices to any god, save to the Lord only, shall
be utterly destroyed.” – Exodus 22:20
Do you put other “gods” before God? Is your love of
money, power, status or some personal possession greater
than your love for God? If so, you may want to pay
attention to the scripture reading because you are not
going to like the outcome. The good news – it’s not too late
to put God first in your life.
Coffee & Donuts
Blood Pressures
Adult Education Class
All parishioners new to St. Anne are invited to register by
completing a parish registration form that can be found on
the information desk in the commons area of the Church or
online at www.stannecsg.com.
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October 26th, 2014
Love Shown in Action
Do you receive the word of God
with joy as the Thessalonians did?
Their faith showed in their actions.
They became models for other
believers.
Love is the greatest
commandment - love of God
and love of neighbor.
Everything else is based on
this.
The first reading tells us to put our
faith into action. This
passage is part of a long list
of ordinances God
commanded the Israelites to
observe. God will judge us
by how we treat our
neighbors. God will hear the
cries of any whom we
neglect or mistreat and will
come to their defense.
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Tuesday, October 28
Eph 2:19-22; Lk 6:12-16
Wednesday, October 29
Eph 6:1-9; Lk 13:22-30
Thursday, October 30
Eph 6:10-20; Lk 13:31-35
Friday, October 31
Phil 1:1-11; Lk 14:1-6
Saturday, November 1
Rv 7:2-4, 9-14; 1 Jn 3:1-3;
Mt 5:1-12a
In today's Gospel the
Pharisees put the question
of God's law to Jesus.
"Which commandment of the
law is the greatest?”
(Matthew 22:36) How could
he possibly choose from all
the detailed commandments
the Jews observed? He was
sure to offend somebody by
his answer!
Of course, Jesus went right
to the heart of the matter.
Sunday, November 2
Wis 3:1-9; Rom 5:5-11; Jn 6:37-40
Mass Intentions
October 26
Living & Deceased Parishioners
of St. Anne Church
October 27
Albert Basler
October 28
Patricia Beebe
St. Anne-Pacelli Needs Religion Teacher
The school is seeking a full-time
Religion Teacher for grades 6-12.
Applicants must be practicing
Catholics in good standing with the
Monday, October 27
Eph 4:32—5:8; Lk 13:10-17
Catholic Church with a BA or higher in
Theology or Catholic Studies. For
info call Loretta Person at 561-8232
or email [email protected].
October 29
Kathleen Rowcliff
October 30
Ed Bartow
October 31
Larry Taborek
November 1
10 AM - Jay & Mary Cochran
5:30 PM - Ann Kirvin
Thank You From Sr. Betty!
I would like to express, on behalf of
the Sisters of the Divine Savior, my
appreciation for your warm
hospitality and your generosity in
welcoming me to your parish this
weekend for the Mission Appeal.
I am happy that I was able to meet
so many members of the parish.
It has certainly a good mixture of
many cultures. May our divine
Savior bless and keep you all in
His love. All of our Sisters will
certainly keep the intentions of
your members in our Apostolate of
Prayer. Gratefully,
Sr. Betty Vetter, SDS
If you would like to donate
altar flowers in memory of a
loved one or in celebration of a
special occasion, please call
the parish office.
The cost is $50.00
Education
News
Middle School
and High School
Middle School Youth Group
(6th, 7th & 8th grades) meets
from 5:30 to 7:00 PM and High
School Youth Group
(9th-12th grades) meets from
7:00 to 8:30 PM every 2nd and
4th Sunday of the month during
the school year unless announced
otherwise.
High School Youth Group WILL
meet THIS Sunday evening.
Join Fr. Jake at 7:00 PM.
REMINDER: Middle School Youth
Group will NOT meet Sunday,
October 26th due to the retreat on
Saturday, October 25th. Our next
regular Middle School Youth
Group meeting will be held on
November 9th.
“The joy of the Lord
is my strength.”
Nehemiah 8:10b
St. Anne-Pacelli School News
Rising Star Award
Congratulations to senior, Greyson
Fernandez who was recently
recognized by the Muscogee
County Sherriff's Office as the high
school recipient of the Rising Star
Award. This award is presented to
an area student who has an
outstanding attitude and serves as
a positive role model for their
peers. Greyson was nominated by
Jeff Chardos, Campus Minister.
Pie in the Face
Kristin Turner, High School
Principal and Patrick Rogers,
Middle School Religion & History
Teacher, took a pie in the face at
the Fall Carnival on Fri., Oct. 17th
to help raise money for the
Home &
School
Assoc.
Students
could
vote for a
faculty
member
they
wanted to see get a pie in the
face by donating $1. From the
votes, a student was selected to
throw the pie at their teacher.
Luke Dawahare, senior, won the
honor of throwing the pie at his
principal and Max Eikelberry, 8th
grade, got to throw a pie at Mr.
Rogers. The Home & School
Assoc. works each year to raise
money for school enhancements.
Booster Club BBQ Sale
Buy your fully-cooked, center cut
Boston Butts from the Booster
Club. Get your ticket ($25) from
any St. Anne-Pacelli student
athlete or in the school office.
Pick-up days: Fri., Nov. 7, 3-7 PM
or Sat., Nov. 8, 9 AM-12 PM.
Plan for Childcare on St. Anne’s Campus
In the spring, we were notified by
the Diocese that our insurance
would no longer cover childcare
(except for nursery during
Masses) on campus unless it was
administered through an
accredited program. Mrs.
Arrington and the Catholic
Schools Office were able to add
three year olds to the SACS
accreditation for the current year,
however, with these age
restrictions, we were unable to
accommodate the remaining
children in the church Mother’s
Morning Out Program. Mrs.
Arrington and Fr. McCarthy have
been working with the Bright From
the Start Program in GA to
provide accreditation for childcare
in the current church and school
buildings.
The first steps involve proper
zoning through the Muscogee
County Planning Office. We will
be posting the required signs at
the entrances to our Campus for
the next 45 to 60 days in order to
amend our current zoning to allow
for childcare under age 3. We
are looking forward to this
opportunity to expand our church
and school mission to these
younger children and their
families.
Chattahoochee Valley United for Life
St. Anne parishioners will keep
vigil outside the abortion facility at
3850 Rosemont Drive on Oct. 29.
Previous campaigns have saved
8,973 lives, and we expect more
miracles this fall. To adopt a day
or find out more, contact
[email protected].
Knight of Columbus
Catholic Citizen
Essay Contest
Part-time Temporary Office Position
The parish office presently has a
part-time, temporary (Nov.-Jan.)
clerical position open to assist with
the Deimel Legacy Ball which takes
place in January, 2015. For more
information or to apply for this
position, please call the parish office
at 706-561-8678.
College Students - Join Newman Society
All Catholic college students are
invited to participate in the Newman Society’s
upcoming Fall events:
Oct. 26 ConfessionsFr. Jake at 5 PM;
Contemporary Mass, 6 PM
Nov. 7 First Fridays with Father
located at the CSU Main Campus
Chick-fil-a at 12 PM.
Thank You From the Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus
sponsored an International Food
Festival (potluck), Uniting Catholic
Cultures through Fellowship and
Food which was held Saturday,
October 11, 2014 after the 5:30
PM Mass in the Visitation Hall. It
was a great success!!! There
were lots of different dishes from
different cultures and it was well
attended. Our sincere
appreciation to all that brought and
shared their favorite dishes, to
those that wore their traditional
attire, to all the ladies and brother
knights that made this event a
success.
Bulletin deadline: Please send all bulletin news items and information to
[email protected] by noon on Friday the week prior to publication.
Bishop Gross Council 1019 of the
Knights of Columbus is hosting a
Catholic Citizenship Essay Contest.
ALL Catholic students, grades 8-12
are invited to participate. Students
are encouraged to write a 500-750
word essay on the theme of
"The Importance of Religious
Freedom."
Essays will be judged for grammar,
originality/style, and content, with
the top 3 receiving Savings
bonds (1st- $100; 2nd/3rd- $50)
donated by Knights of Columbus.
The winning essays will be
forwarded to the State Council for
another competition in January.
All participants will be recognized.
Entry forms and parental consent
forms are available in the
Commons. Contest deadline
is Nov. 2nd, 2014. Drop completed
essays off in the parish office.
Youth interested in participating in
this wonderful chance to show off
their writing skills, voice their
opinion on the 1st Amendment and
how it effects them as Catholic
youth should start writing now!
For more information contact
Mr. Gregory Comiskey, Bishop
Gross Council Youth Director, at
910-578-2880.
All Souls Day
November 2nd
November 2nd is All Souls Day.
On this special day we remember
and pray for our faithful departed,
especially the souls in Purgatory
who are on their way to Heaven.
By praying for them and giving
alms, we can help their souls and
speed the purifying process.
There will also be a special Rosary
at 3 PM in the Catholic section of
Parkhill Cemetery. The names of
friends and loved ones and fellow
parishioners who have died in the
past 12 months will be read. Join
us as we remember the faithful
departed.
Deimel Legacy Ball - Save the Date
10th Annual
Deimel Legacy Ball
Saturday, January 31, 2015
Columbus Convention & Trade Center
Hosted by the
Most Reverend Gregory J. Hartmayer
Cocktails, dinner, and music provided by
the 10:30 Band
Sponsored by the Columbus Deanery
All proceeds support Catholic education in Columbus
Solemnity of All Saints
The celebration of the Solemnity
of All Saints is Saturday,
November 1st. In accord with the
norms set forth by the USCCB,
this solemnity is NOT a Holy Day
of Obligation because it falls on a
Saturday. Although it is still a
solemnity, because it falls on a
Saturday, the obligation to attend
Mass has been lifted.
Last Chance for Pictorial Directory
Pray
for the
repose of
all souls
If you would like to honor your
deceased loved ones with a
special intention for All Souls Day,
envelopes are available on the
table in the commons area.
Please PRINT all information
clearly and return your intention
envelope to the parish office NO
LATER THAN 12:00 Noon on
Monday, October 27th.
Lifetouch will be back at St. Anne
Church for one last session
Oct. 30th - Nov. 1st. To schedule
your portrait appointment, please
go to www.stannecsg.com and
click on the link or, if you have a
smart phone, click the QR code on
the left to sign up
right now. We only
have a few slots left!!
We’re hoping for a
publication date
around Christmastime
or the first of the year.
Annual Craft Fair - November 8th/9th
It’s time for the Ladies Auxiliary
Annual Craft Fair November 8th
and 9th. There will be many
vendors selling their wares in
Visitation Hall after all Masses that
weekend. Come and do some
early Christmas shopping or
simply shop for wonderful
gifts for family and friends.
If you are interested in
being a vendor, tables are
$10.00 each. Call Evelyn
Braman at 706-568-7698
or Yvonne Russell at
706-494-6343 for information.
Don’t miss out on some great
Christmas gifts or just treat
yourself to something new!
Sacramental Information
Baptism: Parents must be registered members of St. Anne
Parish. Attendance at a one-hour Baptismal preparation class,
held every six to eight weeks, is required. Please contact a priest
to make arrangements for the Baptism. Baptisms are normally
celebrated following one of the scheduled Masses.
Anointing of the Sick: Contact the parish office to arrange for a
priest to anoint any Catholic in need of this sacrament of healing.
Due to current HIPAA laws, we are unable to access names at
health care facilities, so if you don’t let us know you or your loved
one is in a health care facility, we won’t know to visit.
First Reconciliation: Typically celebrated in the second grade.
Children must be baptized. Students are catechized during
religion and Sunday School classes. Special classes are
available for older students.
Funerals: When a loved one dies, contact the parish office to
speak to a priest. He will work with you and the funeral home to
assist with the arrangement of funeral services.
First Eucharist: Typically celebrated in the second grade after
Holy Orders: Anyone interested in information about priestly
having made their First Reconciliation, usually in May. Students
and/or religious vocations, contact one of our parish priests or the
are catechized for this sacrament during their religion and Sunday diocese at www.diosav.org.
School classes. Special classes are available for older students.
Confirmation: Typically celebrated in the seventh grade.
Students must complete a course of study, perform service hours
& attend a retreat. High school students preparing for this
sacrament are expected to be active participants in Youth Group.
A sponsor is required; must be 16 years of age, confirmed and
have received Holy Eucharist.
Marriage: One of the priests must be notified at least four
months in advance of the desired wedding day. Couples
required to have several meetings with a priest, complete and
review a pre-marriage inventory called FOCCUS, participate in
marriage preparation program, and provide the necessary
documents for marriage.
Please support our parishioners’ businesses as they support our parish bulletin!
Italian
“Where friends and family meet for great food.”
Reservations Welcomed
Harmony Place
2301 Airport Thruway
Columbus, GA 31904
Phone: (706) 653-6361
Fax: (706) 653-6357
E-mail: [email protected]
Panama City Beach Condo for Rent
Chu’s Hair Salon
Hair Color · Perm · Style
Creative Style & Cut · Relaxer & Extensions
Skin Care · International Salon
Open Hours: Wed-Th 10:00 AM-6 PM; Fri 10 AM-5 PM; Sat 10 AM-4 PM
St. Anne Members Discount
5734 Windsor Drive, Unit 1
Columbus, GA 31909
Owner - Chu Jarmon
(706) 561-0986
Knights of Columbus
Bishop Gross Council 1019
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic, family-oriented organization,
promoting Charity, Unity, Fraternity, and Patriotism. K of C Councils
are chartered in many countries throughout the free world. Our
charitable activities encompass an almost infinite variety of local, national
and international projects. Membership is open to men, 18 years and
older, in good standing with the Catholic Church.
Contact: Rodney Russell, Grand Knight 706-494-6343
Jaime Herras, Membership Director 706-569-7878
PLAZA BARBER SHOP
“Master Barber for Over 35 years”
MEN & BOYS
Clipper Cuts • Flat-Tops • Razor Shaves
~Walk-Ins Welcome~
Open: Tue-Fri 9 am - 5:30 pm; Sat 9 am - 3 pm
Master Barber - Linda Braski
3201 Macon Rd Cols —————706-561-9001
Ocean Front, 2 BR, 2 BA
Watercrest Condos
6201 Thomas Dr.
Panama City Beach, FL
Contact Barbara Pawelski 706-322-3380
Silver Service
Emily Rosher • 706.575.6648
www.silverservicega.com
Senior Move Manager & Estate Liquidator
3747 Macon Rd. · 706-561-6000
6575 Whittlesey Blvd. · 706-561-5714
Open 7 days a week
Monday-Thursday 11 AM-10 PM
Friday-Saturday 11 AM-10:30 PM
Sunday 11 AM-9 PM
www.elcarrizorestaurant.com
Bring in this ad & receive 15% off your ticket (excluding alcohol)
Valid at both locations
Foot and Ankle of West Georgia, P.C.
Foot and Ankle Surgery Center, LLC
2416 Capstone Court
Columbus, GA 31909
Tele: (706) 327-1281
Fax: (706) 327-1159
Alap P. Shah, DPM, CWS
Specializing in Diabetes & Diabetic Wound Care and General Podiatry Care
Michael Schreck, DPM, FACFAS
Thomas W. Ellison, MD, FAAP · Kathryn K. Cheek, MD, FAAP
Jennifer R. Evangelist, MD, FAAP · Mark C. Oliver, MD, FAAP
Susan E. McWhirter, MD, FAAP · Kathleen T. Roberts, MD, FAAP
Erik A. Heiss, MD, FAAP · Cheryl K. Carroll, MD
Lindsey M. Bellamy, DO, FAAP
Board Certified in Foot Surgery & Specializing in Pediatric and Adult Patients
M. Carter Hyneman, DPM
Specializing in Trauma and Sports Related Injuries
2751 Warm Springs Rd. Columbus, GA 31904
(706) 327-8819 Office (706) 327-3147 Fax
www.footandankleofwestga.com
Jenny & Chuck Nobes
1711 Warm Springs Road
Phone: 706.221.3822
Columbus, Georgia 31904
Fax: 706.221.4355
Rick Gonzalez - Realtor ®
“The deal maker”
St. Anne Parishioner / 3rd Degree Knight of Columbus /
Usher / Ft. Benning Vet
Bilingual
706-225-9705
[email protected]
10% of my commission will go to St. Anne’s!
CATHERINE HODGE
7830 VETERANS PARKWAY UNIT C
COLUMBUS, GA 31909
BUS (706) 576-2400
FAX (706) 576-2244
CELL (706) 587-1252
[email protected]
WWW.HELGASCHIFANO.COM
Sr. Mortgage Advisor
(706) 329-6707
(706) 596-2050 office
[email protected]
http://cathyhodge.coldwellbankermortgage.com
NMLS #: 151296
HELGA L. SCHIFANO
REALTOR
Jacob D. Nguyen
INDEPENDENT VACATION SPECIALIST
Email: [email protected]
Website: vinatravelgroup.com
Phone (706) 225-2552
Toll Free (877) 209-6399
Richard Mansfield, D.O. FAAP
Amy Cool, M.D. FAAP
Farzana Malik, M.D. FAAP
Trina Williamson, FNP
Nancy Ryan, CPNP
Phone (706) 571-9699
Robbie Green
Financial Advisor
945 Broadway, Suite 105
Columbus, GA 31901
tel 706-324-5471
fax 706-327-4822
toll free 800-638-5989
[email protected]
www.morganstanleyfa.com/robbie.green