SAINT ANN CATHOLIC CHURCH

SAINT ANN
CATHOLIC CHURCH
5101 Charlotte Avenue
Nashville, TN 37209
615-298-1782
www.saintannparish.com
Reverend Philip Breen
Pastor
Rev. Mr. Marty Mulloy
Deacon
Pastoral Associate and
Director of Religious Education
Rev. Mr. John Casey
Deacon
Weekend Mass Schedule:
Saturday 5:00pm
Sunday 8:30am
Sunday 11:00am
Communion Service:
Monday 7:30am
Tuesday 8:00am
Weekday Services:
Wednesday 8:00am
Thursday 8:00am
Friday 8:00am
Saturday 8:00am
Hispanic Mass:
Sunday 6:00pm
Welcome
If you are new to the Saint Ann
Catholic Church, we encourage you
to register as soon as possible.
Forms are available in the back of
church as well as the parish office.
Rev. Mr. Jim Holzemer
Deacon
Church Office:
School Office:
Phone: (615) 298-1782
Fax: (615) 297-4326
Phone: (615) 269-0568
Fax: (615) 297-1383
Rita Raymer
Associate Administrator
Adelaide Nicholson, Ed.D
Principal
Kelly Braniff
Director of Development
and Stewardship
Judy Graham
Assistant Principal
Krystal Johnson
Parish Facility Manager
Kim Cherry
Administrative Assistant
Jami May
School Office Manager
For more information, please visit
www.saintannparish.com/school/
FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
NOVEMBER 30, 2014
CYCLE B
Readings for Sunday, December 7, 2014
Isaiah 40:1-5, 9-11
Prepare the way of the Lord.
Psalm 85
“Lord, let us see your kindness, and grant us your salvation.”
2 Peter 3:8-14
We await new heavens and a new earth.
Mark 1:1-8
Make straight the paths of the Lord.
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This weekend there will be no second collection.
Flowers for this weekends liturgy were given by Mary Frances Johnson in memory of deceased members of
the Johnson and Simpsons Families.
Mass Intentions
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
Sunday
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7:30am
8:00am
8:00am
8:00am
8:00am
8:00am
5:00pm
8:30am
11:00am
Communion Service
Communion Service
Communion Service
In memory of Patrick Nelson
In memory of Rachel Harrington Reese
In memory of Tom Shacklett
Deceased members of the Calton/Richards Family
In memory of Minh Hoang Vo
In memory of Leslie Denton
Please prayerfully consider naming Saint Ann Catholic Church or
Saint Ann School in your will or estate plans.
For more information or to inform us of your intention, please contact the parish office at 615298-1782 so we can appropriately thank and acknowledge your generosity!
SACRAMENT INFORMATION
RECONCILIATION/CONFESSION: Saturdays 4:30-4:45 p.m. and by appointment with the pastor
BECOMING A CATHOLIC (RCIA): involves the reception of three sacraments. Call if you or anyone you know is interested
in this process.
Catholics who wish to receive the following sacraments should be registered in the parish,
attend Mass regularly, participate in stewardship and be in good standing with the Church.
BAPTISM:
Infants—6 yrs old. Parents are required to register and attend a Baptismal Class prior to your child's Baptism.
CONFIRMATION:
Preparation is included with your attendance in one of our religious education programs.
EUCHARIST:
Please call if you or someone you know cannot attend Mass and desire Communion to be received
at home or another facility because of illness or advanced age.
MARRIAGE:
Please call four months in advance of the desired date. An actual date can only be set by the Priest or Deacon
after meeting with the couple.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: This can provide spiritual strength and healing to those dealing with serious health issues.
Do not wait until someone is critical and unable to participate in prayer. Contact the Priest in advance
of elective surgery so that you can receive the Sacrament before entering a health facility. Upon registering at a
facility, state you are a Catholic and member of St. Ann Church.
For additional information about sacraments or to discuss scheduling, please contact Deacon Marty Mulloy at 298-1782 ext. 3665 or
[email protected].
Parish News:
Community Events:
RCIA-Next Sunday we will celebrate the Rite of becoming a
Catechumen( those never baptized) and Welcoming for Candidates (those baptized Christians) at the 8:30 a.m. Mass. Please
offer them your congratulations, prayers and support as they
take this first step on their RCIA journey.
Coffee and Fellowship is seeking a C&F Coordinator for this ministry. The
coordinator will send out monthly emails for volunteers to submit their
hosting date, as well as restock the pantry once a month. This service will
take about 3 hours (or less) of your time per month. Those interested may
contact Andi White 400-4029 or Kelly Braniff 277-9663 with additional
questions.
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Ladies Guild will meet on Tuesday, December 9th @ 6:30pm in Breen Hall.
**The Fr. Breen and the Parish would like to thank the Guild, Ladies Auxiliary and Knights of Columbus for their generous donation of the chair coverings in the Chapel and Cry Room. If you
have not had a chance to visit the Chapel or Cry Room, please do so
and see the beautiful coverings.**
The Parish received a kind note of thanks from the Ladies of
Charity Welfare Office for the recent Food Drive to help
stock their pantry. All items were much needed and appreciated. The food will go to help feed many families.
NEWS FROM THE KNIGHTS: Knight of Month is Deacon Marty Mulloy and Family of the Month is Bill and Barbara Krispin.
The Ladies Guild will be collecting for
Christmas Flowers after all Masses the
weekends of December 7 and 8 and December 13 and 14. Thank you for your continued support and donations.
Attention all K-8 boys interested in Wrestling! The Nashville Catholic Wrestling (NCW) Club team starts its season with an informational meeting, signups,
and practice on Sunday Dec. 7 from 4:30 – 6:30 pm in the Father Ryan Wrestling
Room. All boys K– 8th grade are encouraged to participate and no experience is
necessary. Cost is $150.00 and there are numerous tournaments, where boys wrestle others their size and age group. NCW Coaches provide complete instructions
and everyone makes the team. This is a great winter sport that ends about the same
time as the beginning of baseball and soccer, and there are numerous High School
State Champs who started with NCW. Financial aid is available and for more info
visit www.nashvillecatholicwrestling.com.
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Father Ryan Placement testing date ~ Saturday, Dec. 6,
2014. All students applying for admission to Father Ryan must
take a placement test to determine the student's placement in
the school's academic program. Required pre-registration is
available at fatherryan.org/placement. Please contact Admissions Office at (615) 383-4200 with any questions.
Attention Children Pre-K thru 4th Grade: ST. NICK’S BAZAAR
is Dec.14 after 8:30 & 11:00 Mass downstairs in the School.
Children secretly shop for Christmas gifts while parents wait
upstairs. All gifts cost $1 and are wrapped; maximum of 2 gifts
per child. More details to follow. Also, join the Knights of Columbus for a Pancake Breakfast with St. Nick after the 8:30am
Mass.
School News:
**Our SPOTL.I.G.H.T. Series welcomes CHARLES STROBEL, on Monday, Dec. 15th @ 6pm in Neidert Hall. As founder of Room in the Inn, Mr.
Strobel will discuss homelessness in our area. This is a pot luck event.
Child care will be available. More details to follow.**
Are you a Master Gardener? Do you have a green thumb? Do you garden
as a hobby? Saint Ann School is reviving the learning gardens on the
school playground. We would love to have extra hands in the dirt! Please
contact the school office if you are wiling or interested in assisting with this
curriculum based gardening service project.
Parish Prayer List:
Please continue to pray for the following members of the Saint Ann Catholic Community:
Mary Wright, Linda Forte, Bobby Draper, Angela Drennan, Paul Picquet , Joe Bradley , Rob Cheney, Eric Freund
**SAINT ANN PARISH MINISTRIES**
Arts & Crafts Ministry (Wee Care Baby Project)…………………..Ruth Neal - 500-5181
Children’s Liturgy for grades 1-4…………………………………….Kelly Braniff - 298-1782 ext. 3663 [email protected]
English Class…………………………………………………………...Patricia Kelly [email protected] or
Marnie Huff [email protected]
Flowers for weekend liturgy…………………………………………..Kim Cherry - 298-1782 [email protected]
Knights of Columbus…………………………………………………..Jeff Hooper - 339-8436 [email protected]
Ladies Auxiliary…………………………………………………….....Lisa Bennett 353-9005 [email protected]
Ladies Guild/Altar Society………………………….………………...Carol Fike - 376-7721
Mass Intentions or Prayer List………………….…………………….Kim Cherry -298-1782 [email protected]
8:30 & 11:00 Nursery……………………….…………………………Renee Schultz [email protected] or Michelle Gawley
[email protected]
Parish Council………………………….……………...........................Ruth Neal - [email protected]
Sacristans…………………………………………………………...….Mike Patenaude—945-4089 [email protected] or
Becky Smith - 512-6719 [email protected]
Senior & Junior CYO………….….…………………………………..Brandon & Abbie Huinker 319-400-4318 [email protected]
Sunday School of Religion…….………………………………………Deacon Mulloy - 298-1782 ext 3665 [email protected]
COLLECTION FOR LAST WEEK
Regular Collection: $13,400
Catholic Campaign for Human Development: $1,525
December 7th there will be no second collection.
Thanks to all for your continued support of Saint Ann Catholic Community.
Your generosity is very much appreciated!
BEING AN ACTIVE MEMBER of SAINT ANN CATHOLIC COMMUNITY……
…………...involves not only receiving the privileges of our Catholic faith (Mass/
Eucharist, other sacraments, education/formation opportunities, parish activities), but also giving of your time, talent and treasure.
We are many parts but all one body” Each of us has skills and talents to offer. Saint
Ann Catholic Community will thrive with each of us sharing our God given abilities. Please
prayerfully join one or many of the ministries offered within the faith community.
You can be an active member by attending Mass on Sundays and Holy Days as well as
volunteering your time/talents in one of our many ministries. Regular use of the parish envelopes, even if you are only able to contribute minimally, is a gesture of support and unity.
Initially (if you are new to the parish or have never filled out information), it involves
some minimal paperwork so that we have some basic information on your family, including reception of the sacraments. Registering with the parish is required if you would like to have a
child baptized, desire to be married, need a letter of recommendation for sponsorship, request
last rites or apply for tuition subsidy. A record of your support in regards to time, talent and
treasure is important in those regards.
We are grateful for each and every one of you, as together we make up the Body of Christ.