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January 11, 2015
The Baptism of the Lord
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 ...................... 3:00 pm & 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
[email protected]
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.
january 2015 at a glance...
DATE
MASS
INTENTIONS
EVENTS
Saturday
January 10
8:00
3:00
4:30
am Adolfo Ariztizabal
pm Mary Lou Pollard
pm Robert Cheney
Sunday
January 11
7:30 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
Joanie Kroll
Joseph L. McLaughlin
Jean Spadorcia
8:45
5:00
6:00
am
pm
pm
Blestways - School
Faithways - PH
Discipleway - PH
Monday
January 12
8:00
am
Leonard Washkowiak
6:30
7:00
7:00
pm
pm
pm
RCIA - MR
English Prayer Group - CC
Emmaus Men - PH
Tuesday
January 13
8:00
am
Brandi Riber
6:30
pm
Bible Study Group - PH
Wednesday
January 14
8:00
am
For the people
8:45
am
Bible Study Group - CC
Thursday
January 15
8:00 am
10:00 am
Jason McGilvrey
TV Mass Taping
4:00
6:30
7:00
pm
pm
pm
Music Ministry - C
Family Life Committee - MR
English Choir - C
Friday
January 16
8:00
am
Robert Johnson
Saturday
January 17
8:00
3:00
4:30
am Richard Yevchak
pm Vernon Kramer
pm Evelyn McCormack
4:00
5:30
pm
pm
Breakfast Boys Dinner - PC
Breakfast Boys Dinner - PC
Sunday
January 18
7:30 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
James Pontari
Deceased of Mahoney/Clark
“Trupie” Matthews
8:30
8:45
10:00
11:30
2:00
5:00
6:00
am
am
am
am
pm
pm
pm
Breakfast Boys Breakfast - PC
Blestways - School
Breakfast Boys Breakfast - PC
Breakfast Boys Breakfast - PC
Baby Shower - PC
Faithways - PH
Discipleway - PH
Monday
January 19
8:00
am
Virginia Martin
6:30
7:00
7:00
pm
pm
pm
RCIA - MR
English Prayer Group - CC
Emmaus Men - PH
Tuesday
January 20
8:00
am
For the people
6:30
pm
Bible Study Group - PH
Wednesday
January 21
8:00
am
Deceased members of Zmijewski 8:45
Family
6:30
6:30
am
pm
pm
Bible Study Group - CC
Emmaus Women - CC
Liturgy Committee Meeting - MR
Thursday
January 22
8:00
am
Irving Phillips
4:00
6:30
7:00
pm
pm
pm
Music Ministry - C
Family Life Committee - MR
English Choir - C
Friday
January 23
8:00
am
Edie Gernazio
Saturday
January 24
8:00
3:00
4:30
am Russell Dixon
pm DeBlasio & Guenther Families
pm Jaycox & Sember Families
Sunday
January 25
7:30 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
8:45
5:00
6:00
am
pm
pm
Blestways - School
Faithways - PH
Discipleway - PH
SES Open House
Leo Spignesi
Edward Kita
Dottie Klug
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
"Being a Catholic is about seeing the chosen part of things.
 An infant whose Father's house has many mansions but who chooses to be born in a manger.
 A man nailed to the cross who is not a victim but unbounded love.
 A treasure hidden in a field. A coin found. A mustard seed.
 Eternity in a grain of sand.
Catholicism is about seeing what the eyes cannot see and understanding what is at the heart of things:
truth, love, mercy, goodness, beauty, harmony, humility, compassion, gratitude, joy, peace, salvation.
It's about seeing the ordinary and perceiving the extraordinary at the same time: the midnight glow of
Easter candles that are, in truth, a thousand points of light: the stories of saints, the saga of sinners, and
the rumors of angels that inspire and heal us. "It is only with the heart that one sees rightly," wrote
Antoine de Saint-Exupery. "What is essential is invisible to the eye."
A sacrament points to and opens what is invisible but real. Catholics cherish the seven sacraments of
the Church: baptism, confirmation, Eucharist, reconciliation, marriage, holy orders and anointing of the
sick. These are the Sacraments with a big S. There are also sacraments with a small s. We receive the
Sacraments once or many times over a lifetime. But we give sacraments every moment of our lives.
 We give a sacrament of baptism every time we behold another as a child of God
 We offer a sacrament of reconciliation every time we say to someone "I'm sorry" or "I forgive
you."
 Every time a wife says to her husband or a husband to his wife "I love you" - or better, when a
husband gets a cold cloth and puts it on his wife's forehead when she has a headache, or when a
wife gives her husband a hug for no reason other than she knows he needs it - is a sacrament of
marriage.
 Eucharist happens every time a family or friends gather around a table to share in the good of God.
 Every time someone decides to live a better life is a sacrament of confirmation.
 Everyone who makes a radical commitment to be not here for himself but for God expresses a
sacrament of holy orders
 Every time we visit a sick person in the hospital or nursing home and just kiss them on the cheek is
an anointing of the sick.
What could be more beautiful? "Little things mean a lot." Sacraments with a small s mean everything to
those who give them and to those who receive them. On this feast of the Lord's baptism we reflect on
what Jesus told his disciples when asked who he was, "Come and see!" Who can resist an invitation like
that?" ~ “Why Stay Catholic” by Michael Leach
Are you looking for a deeper relationship with
our Lord, Jesus Christ?
Prayer Group
Then come on Monday evenings from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm and
experience an awakening of the gifts that were freely given to you by the
Holy Spirit. We gather together in the Children’s Chapel of the Church
for an hour of prayer, praise, music and healing. All are welcome, it may
just change your life.
the baptism of the lord...
A Sacramental
People...
Faith Formation
The Christian
Service Committee will be
hosting a Baby Shower to
support Sunlight Homes & the
Collier Pregnancy Center on
All Are
Welcome!!!
A warm welcome back to all our Faith
Formation students. We had 3 long weeks
off. I know the teachers and I all enjoyed
the time off but we will be happy to see
the students this Sunday. Happy New
Year to our families!
Let us build a house where Love can
dwell!
January 18th at 2pm
A Blessed and Happy New Year to all
and as we begin 2015 let us build
that house where all are welcome,
God's house in every heart at SES.
Gifts needed for the New Mom
And this week we welcomed new
gifts into our choir a music ministry, a
lovely alto voice and excellent flutist.
239.455.3900 extension 301
We are waiting to welcome you as
well. Use your gift as part of our
music ministry. Contact Carl at 609927-5999 or speak to any music
minister and we will be in touch!
For daily reading visit usccb.org
in the Parish Center.
Please join Us!
Gas Cards
Publix, Target &
Wal-Mart Gift Card
Canned Goods
Toiletries
Cleaning Supplies
Diaper Bags
Brushes/Combs
Car Seats / Strollers
Crib Sheets & Blankets
Receiving Blankets
Baby Wipes
Newborn Diapers
A&D Ointment
Baby Wash & Lotion
Baby Hooded Towels
Clothes
Wash Clothes
24 hours|7 days a week
God bless!
Carl and the Music Ministry
When Does the Breakfast Start?
This year the “Breakfast Boys” are trying something new. They want our
Saturday Parishioners and visitors to enjoy the culinary treats they have
provided on Sunday at Breakfast. So on Saturday, January 17th after the
3:00pm and 4:30pm Liturgies, the Breakfast Boys will prepare dinner for
$12 per person. This will include a salad, entrée, vegetable and beverage in
the Parish Center. On Sunday, January 18th they will serve breakfast after
all the Sunday Liturgies.
This will continue on a monthly basis, so mark your calendars ~
February 21st for Dinner and February 22nd for Breakfast...
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:
January
15th Family Life Committee
January
21st Liturgy Committee
January
28th Education Committee
Bible Study begins
Tuesday, January 13th
Wednesday, January 14th
We will meet for six weeks.
Tuesday evening sessions will
meet from 6:30 until 7:30pm &
Wednesday morning sessions will
meet from 8:45 until 9:45 am.
Saint Elizabeth Seton Feast Day
We would like to thank all of the people who made our Feast Day and Parish BBQ a huge
success. Father Michael Sullivan, O.S.A. spoke about the love of God, the love of
ourselves and loving others. One quality (among others) our parish community has is
working together - working together and having fun, passing around the love of God.
"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 have experienced it, You spread his
love to everyone. You want to pass it on."
THANK YOU to all our friends who came to the evening - you are a
blessing to our community!
Prayer to St. Elizabeth Seton
Lord
God,
You blessed
Elizabeth Ann
Seton
with
gifts of grace
as wife and
m o t h e r ,
educator and
foundress, so
that she might
spend her life
in service to
your people.
Through her example and prayers, may
we learn to express our love for you in
love for one another.
We ask this through our Lord Jesus
Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns
with you and the Holy Spirit, one God,
for ever and ever. Amen
Thank you to our Music Ministry for the beautiful
music they provided for the Christmas season
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 January 04, 2015
Current Year: $19,412 | # of Envelopes: 878 | Previous Year: $20,023
Debt Reduction Report December 31, 2014
Original Loan: $1,350,000 | December Principal Reduction : $10,100 | Principal Balance : $529,819
bienvenido a nuestra iglesia ...
HORARIO DE MISAS
ESTA SEMANA
EN LA IGLESIA
Lunes, 12 de Enero
7:00 pm
Emaús Hombres
PH
Miércoles, 14 de Enero
6:30 pm
Español Coro
C
Jueves, 15 de Enero
Grupo de Oración Español
PH
C
G
O
PH
S/C
Iglesia
Gimnasio
Oficina
Salón Parroquial
Sacristía en Iglesia
CC
MR
PC
S
Capilla de Niños
Cuarto de Conferencia
Centro Parroquial
Escuela
Misas en Inglés
Lunes a Sábado ......................................... 8:00 am
Sábado ..................................... 3:00 pm y 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
Oración a San
Elizabeth Seton
Señor Dios, Tú bendijo
Elizabeth Ann Seton con dones
de la gracia como esposa y
madre, educadora y fundadora,
de modo que ella podría pasar su
vida al servicio de su pueblo.
A través de su ejemplo y sus
oraciones, podemos aprender a
expresar nuestro amor por ti en el amor por los demás.
Te lo pedimos por nuestro Señor Jesucristo, tu Hijo, que
vive y reina contigo y el Espíritu Santo, un solo Dios, por
los siglos de los siglos. amén
Llamados a Servir
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
Elio Gorrostieta ........................................................ 239-404-9195
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
El Comité de Servicio Cristiano
será el anfitrión de un Baby Shower para apoyar
Casas de la luz del sol y el Centro de Collier
Embarazo 18 de enero a 14:00
en el Centro Parroquial. Por favor únase a nosotros!
Regalos necesarios para la nueva mamá
Tarjetas de gas
Publix, Target y
Wal-Mart de tarjetas de regalo
Productos enlatados
artículos de tocador
Artículos de Limpieza
Bolsas de pañales
Pinceles / Peines
Asientos de coches
Cochecitos
Sabanas y Mantas Cuna
Recibir Mantas
toallitas para bebé
Pañales recién nacidos
A & D Ungüento
Bebé Lavado y Loción
Bebé con capucha
Toallas
ropa
Lave la ropa
February 7th and March 14th
All couple celebrating 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, or more than 50 years of
marriage are invited by Bishop Frank J. Dewane to an Anniversary Mass in
their honor. The Anniversary Mass will be celebrated in two locations:
February 7th at Epiphany Cathedral in Venice and March 14th at St. Leo
the Great Parish in Bonita Springs. Mass will begin at 11:00 am. Please call
the Parish office at 455.3900 extension 201 for reservations no later than a
week before the event you choose to attend.
Combined Parishes: St. Agnes | St. Elizabeth Seton | St. Finbarr | St. John the Evangelist | St. Leo | St. Peter the Apostle | San Marco
BIG BAND DANCES
Southwest Florida Big Band: “Music from the Big Band Era”
at St. John the Evangelist
625 111th Avenue NE | Naples
January 13th | January 27th | February 10th
February 24th | March 10th | March 24th | April 14th
Dancing 7:00pm - 10:00 pm | Singles Welcome
Admission is $10.00 | For more information call 239.394.0470