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Saint Mark Catholic Church
www.stmarknc.org  14740 Stumptown Road, Huntersville, NC 28078
We, the members of St. Mark Catholic Church, a Faith Community called as one by Christ
to serve and witness in His name, seek to celebrate our Faith through
service and evangelization to each other, our families and our community.
St. Mark Parish Directory
stmarknc.org
14740 Stumptown Rd, Huntersville NC 28078
Parish Office | Mon-Fri, 9 am - 4:30 pm
Phone: 704-948-0231; Fax: 704-948-8018
After Hours Emergencies Only: 980-253-1605
Pastor
Very Rev. John T. Putnam, JV
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Paul D. McNulty
Pastor Emeritus in Residence
Rev. Msgr. Richard M. Bellow
Deacons
Rev. Mr. Louis Pais
Rev. Mr. Robert Murphy
Rev. Mr. Richard McCarron
Rev. Mr. Thomas McGahey
Rev. Dr. Ronald Sherwood
Sacristan
Daniel Pressley
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 211
Office Manager and Assistant
to the Pastor
Tricia McCaa
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 102
Director of Operations
Barry McCaa
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 119
Finance Manager
Florence Moore
704-948-0231, Ext. 116
[email protected]
Parish Accountant
Karen Zaleski
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 121
Middle School Ministry and
Sacrament of Confirmation
Mary Grace Alvord, Coordinator
[email protected]
704-948-1306, Ext. 117
Middle School Activities
Coordinator
David Ziegler
[email protected]
High School Ministry Coordinator
J. Brian Kaup
[email protected]
704-948-1306, Ext. 105
Preschool
Jane Petriella, Director
[email protected]
704-948-8015
Ministry Coordinator
Beth Zuhosky
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 136
Deaf Ministry
Mary Sumeracki
[email protected]
704-784-1838 (V/TTY)
Young at Heart Ministry
Jim Soder
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 114
Hispanic Coordinator
Belisario Solorzano
[email protected]
704-948-4239
Receptionist
Leanne Vaccaro
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 101
Wedding Director
Kris Brodof
[email protected]
704-806-4071
Music Ministry
Laura Maclean, Director
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 106
Facilities Manager
Scott Bruno
[email protected]
704-948-0231, Ext. 118
Faith Formation
Donna Smith, Director
[email protected]
704-948-1306, Ext. 104
Evening Attendant
Hank Stiene
980-333-3040
Elementary Faith Formation
and Sacraments of
First Reconciliation and
First Communion
Faye Nye, Coordinator
[email protected]
704-948-1306, Ext. 115
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Al-Anon
Lisa
704-651-1065
Alcoholics Anonymous
Tom
704-604-7739
Bulletin Team
[email protected]
Mass Schedule
Sunday Masses: Saturday 5 pm;
Sunday 7:30 am, 9 am (signed for the
hearing impaired), 11 am,1 pm (Spanish),
5 pm (High School Ministry Mass)
Spanish: Misa en Español cada Domingo a
la 1 pm
Daily: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
7 and 9 am;
Wednesday 7 am and 6:30 pm;
Saturday 9 am
Holy Days: Vigil 7 pm before feast day,
7 am, 9 am, 7 pm on the feast day
Confessions
Wednesday following the evening Mass;
Saturday 3—4:45 pm, or by appointment
Rosary
Tuesdays - Church; 7—7:30 pm
Perpetual
Eucharistic Adoration
In the Monsignor Bellow Adoration Chapel
in the Family Center
Our Lady of
Perpetual Help Novena
Immediately following the Wednesday
6:30 pm Mass
Our Lady of the Miraculous
Medal Novena and Rosary
Immediately following the Friday
9 am Mass
Hospitalization
If you or your loved one are in an area
hospital, call the Parish Office to reach
one of the Priests. The Priests offer
Confession, bring the Holy Eucharist to you
or administer the Sacrament of Anointing
of the Sick.
Baptisms & Weddings
The use of the Church for Baptisms,
Weddings and other Sacramental events is
available to active Parishioners. Contact
the Parish Office for additional
information.
Crisis Pregnancy Help
Pregnancy Hotline:1-800-848-LOVE
Catholic Social Services: 704-370-3262
Birthright: 1-800-550-4900
PregnancyCenters.org; 1-800-712-HELP
Post Abortion: 1-800-5-WE CARE
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From the Pastor
In this reflection for
the Third Sunday of
Advent, Father Glick
discusses the theme
of “darkenings” which
often impact our lives
and our world. The
light of Christ’s
coming into the world
and His daily coming into our lives can
dispel the darkness and allow us to see
the glory He has in store for those
who believe.
Blessings, Father John
Introduction
During Advent, as well as during Lent,
one particular reading for the Second
Sunday during these seasons present us
with the theme of being joyful or glad.
Today is such a celebration that calls
to us. We pray with the patterns of our
un-gladness, our un-freedoms and
our darknesses.
The prophet Isaiah announces a
coming of One who has the mission of
bringing release, healing and the
proclamation of good news. We hear
John as the advance man of the One to
come, in today’s Gospel. He is not the
“light,” but announces the presence of
the “light.”
We pray for a personal increase in
hope and joy with the realization we
are not alone, personally nor
collectively. The Light is coming to
dispel what is dark within and
around us.
Reflection
In the creation narrative of the Book of
Genesis, God is presented as saying,
“Let there be light.” In two weeks we
will hear in the First Reading for the
Midnight Mass of Christmas, “The
people who walked in darkness have
seen a great light; upon those who
dwelt in the land of gloom a light has
shown.” It seems God’s light got
turned to darkness along the way, but
God seems to keep saying, “Let there
be more light.”
We have an expression which is used
when we come to understand
something, “I see.” We refer to others
from whom we keep secrets as “being
kept in the dark.” Those whom we
consider not as smart as ourselves, we
name, “lights out” or “not the
brightest bulb on the tree.”
A second form of darkness is a mood of
spirit. We hear the phrase, “doom and
gloom” referring to statements or
personalities of pessimism or
hopelessness. We can often invite
them to “lighten up.” We will hear in
the Second Reading we are to “rejoice
always.” We hear also “In all
circumstances give thanks, for this is
the will of God.” Being happy and
grateful at all times is a constant work
of God’s grace and God’s will is to
bring us out of our sadnesses. We all
have hard times and it is not unfaithful
to weep and wonder “Why us?” God
does not ask us to be inhuman in our
reactions and responses. Denial is not
a faith response either. God is always
saying, “Let there be some light,
sometime!”
There are also various forms of visual
darkness or blindness. We all can be
blinded by what we do see. The
familiar objects and persons around us
can be treated as if we do not see
them for what they are. We become
blind to them by their closeness to us.
Family members, friends, neighbors,
fellow workers can all become foggy
figures. It is often when they move
away to a greater distance, by job
relocation, death or our lack of
personal attention that we come to
see them more clearly.
The word “expectation” means
literally, “watching out” or “looking
out.” What we visually see is often
determined by what we are
specifically looking out for. There
might be other objects or persons in
the field, but we get blinded to them,
because of our exact focus.
Expectations can limit our vision, both
physically and spiritually. We are
blinded by what we want to see or
don’t want to see.
Pre-judging anything or anyone is a
form of keeping them in the dark.
Color, forms, actions and gestures may
not conform to our way of seeing
things as acceptable. My “view” of you
or them can be disturbed by the
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distance I keep. Keeping things at a
safe distance will also keep them
distorted and safe for my security of
selfishness. God continues saying, “Let
there be brighter light.”
We are waiting for the Light to
uncover us; to take off the blinders by
which we walk in ignorance, sadness
and distrust. Jesus as the Light
illumines ourselves to ourselves and
says, “Now what do you say of
yourself?” The joy to which we are
invited is the sense we are of and in
God. The Creator still works out our
fuller creation and asks us to let go of
false images of God and especially
ourselves. As the Light draws closer to
us, Who is always desirous of moving
closer to us, we will see ourselves
more clearly, but as we say, “in a new
light.” If we stay in the shadows, we
will never see our features and our
gifts. When we allow the Light to come
closer, we will see things perhaps we
wish not to see. Our faults, our lack of
response might be too real, but the
Light is embracing, not accusing. In
that Light we were created, and in
that Light we receive our re-creation.
That is the good news, the cause
of rejoicing.
We cannot love that which we do not
know: ourselves, each other, creation
or God. The Light has come to reveal
as much as we can know about all
four. God does not want to keep us in
the “dark” about ourselves. What
blinds us could be fear or false
humility. The Light calls us out into
the bright idea God has of us and for
us. The darkness which prevents us
from accepting others the Light has
shined on them in the forms of
sacredness. God sees them as
sacraments, outward signs, of God’s
love. The Light, to which John testifies
in today’s Gospel, has entered our
world to focus our vision upon the
Source and what the Source is all
about. The Source is all about us and
our final and eternal Light shining now
and forever. God still says, “That
there be a joyful light and lots of it.”
“Say to the anxious-be strong and fear
not, our God will come to save us.”
Isaiah 35:4
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Remember In Your Prayers
Mass Intentions
Please Pray For
Mass Intentions
Loretta Amatuzzo
Ann Antal
Roberto Argente
Renee Branem
Kris Bordon
Torie Costa
Cliff Czarnogursky
Kristina Dontino
Jean Fox
Walter Grace
Theresa Gribschaw
Natasha Hickman
Phyllis Kiebler
Roger Kilmer
Robb Lamont
John Linsley
Dale McCaa
Jacob Mooney
Bill Othling
Joseph Pfaff
Enrique Rojas
Alexandra Schaney
Christine Talbert
Alexis Temple
Glenn Wagner
Cheryl Williams
...and all our parishioners
who are homebound or
reside in area nursing
homes and are unable to
attend Mass.
Recently Baptized
Please welcome our newly baptized into our Faith
Community.
Penelope Grace Duerden
Lucas Joseph Guidetti
Katherine Elizabeth Jousma
Sydney Grace Nestor
Marissa Anne Peters
Edythe Rose Pozniak
Winston Joseph Pozniak
William Jett Wargin
Members In the Service
PFC Jacob Alexander; LCPL Jon C.
Atkinson, USMC;
Lt. Colonel
Scott Michael Breece, USAF; AM1
John Caldwell, (VFA 32); Capt. Dan
Crum, USAF; Lt. Colonel Peter Dargle, U.S. Army; Veronica Dominguez; Spc. Frank
Christopher Dunning; PFC Albert Hadley, Infantry/
Scout; Ensign Matthew Hartung USN; MSgt. Patrick
Heffernan; LTJG Jenna Hehn, USN; Lt. Trevor Hehn,
U.S. Army; Capt. Laura Hehn M.D. U.S. Army; MM3
Christopher Heim; Sgt. Christopher Holden; Lt.
Colonel Matthew Holloway, Air National Guard; Michael
Huddle, U.S. Army; CWO4 Christopher Joyce, Army
Airborne; Corporal Edward Keller III; PFC NCARNG
Derek Koontz; Lt. Patrick McFarland; SSgt. Samuel
T. Myers, SPC Michael Quinn, Jr., U.S. Army; USMC;
Lt. Matthew Santoli, USMC; Lt. Carter Stapleton; LT
JG Ryan P. Veatch, USN; LT William Vey III; Staff
Sgt. Andrew Vranek, USAF Army Airborne; CTT2
Zachary Wortham, USN; PFC Ryan Wilson, Army National Guard
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Monday, December 15
7 a.m. Murph & Maureen Donahue (Ed & Lisa
Modzelewski)
9 a.m. + David Mulcahy (Frank & Donna DiMaggio)
Tuesday, December 16
7 a.m. + Clotilde Lopez (Hector Soriano)
9 a.m. + Jane Quist (Langbo Family)
Wednesday, December 17
7 a.m. + Dr. Victor Agnello (Ed & Lisa Modzelewski)
6:30 p.m. Kathy Gardner (Melinda Drury)
Thursday, December 18
7 a.m. Jane Petriella (Melinda Drury)
9 a.m. + Mark Tucker (Janet Tucker)
Friday, December 19
7 a.m. + Dr. Victor Agnello (Hack Family)
9 a.m. Deacon Tom & Nancy McGahey (Dexter &
Mary Louise Koehl)
Saturday, December 20
9 a.m. + Louise Saar (Sylvia Reap)
5 p.m. + John & Isabell Peter (Norm &
Betty Peter)
Sunday, December 21
7:30 a.m. + Msgr. Joseph Kerin (Women of Joy)
9 a.m. + Francis X Walsh (Maureen & Frank Walsh)
11 a.m. + James Skelly (Maryann Skelly)
1 p.m. St. Mark Parishioners
5 p.m. + Robert Keane (Bleuzen Family)
+ deceased; (requested by)
Daily Mass Readings
Today’s Readings
First Reading — As a garden
makes its growth spring up, so
will God make justice spring up
before all the nations
(Isaiah 61:1-2a, 10-11).
Psalm — My soul rejoices in
my God
(Luke 1:46-50, 53-54).
Second Reading — Do not quench
the Spirit. Do not despise
prophetic utterances. Test
everything; retain what is good
(1 Thessalonians 5:16-24).
Gospel — I am the voice of one crying out in the desert,
make straight the way of the Lord.
(John 1:6-8, 19-28).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary
for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in
the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
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Parish Calendar
For more information on these and additional events, check the pages
of this bulletin or visit www.stmarknc.org and select Calendar.
Sunday, December 14
Wednesday, December 17 (continued)
K of C Christmas Cards for Sale - AFTER ALL MASSES
7 pm Cub Scout Pack 97 Committee Meeting
(Church Fountain)
(Room 204)
9 am K of C Blood Drive (Parish Hall)
7 pm FFHSM-CAC (Parish Hall, Kitchen)
9:15 am FF- Friends of Jesus (Room 200,201,202)
7 pm FFHSM-ST.MARK'S GOT TALENT Rehearsal
3 pm MASS w/BISHOP JUGIS (Church)
(Parish Hall)
4:30 pm FFHL - Mass & Reception with Bishop Jugis
7 pm RCIA - Hispanic (Room 203)
(Parish Hall, Kitchen)
7:30 pm Men's Bible Study (Room 200,201)
5 pm FF-MS EDGE/FR Classes (SMS)
7:30 pm Psalm 150 Practice (Church)
6:45 pm FF- (Church)
Thursday, December 18
Monday, December 15
4:30 pm Children's Choir (Church)
7:30 am Rosary Friends Breakfast (Kitchen,
6 pm Hispanic Ministry Meeting (Parish Hall,
Room 202)
Kitchen)
8 am SLAM (Parish Hall)
7 pm Be a Man - Men's Fellowship (Room 204)
9 am Preschool (Preschool Rooms, Room 203)
7 pm Choir Practice (Church)
9:30 am Catholic Charities Meeting (Room 200)
7 pm Finance Council (Room 202)
12:30 pm Elder Ministry - SilverSneakers Fitness
Program (Parish Hall)
Friday, December 19
3 pm SMS Cheer (Parish Hall)
7 am Cursillo (Room 200)
4:30 pm FF-Classes (SMS)
8 am SLAM (Parish Hall)
7 pm Boy Scout Troop 97 Meeting (Parish Hall)
12:30 pm Elder Ministry - SilverSneakers Fitness
7 pm FFHSM-GOING DEEPER (Room 215)
Program (Parish Hall)
7 pm K of C 4th Degree (Room 204)
6 pm Cub Scout Pack 97 Den Meeting
7 pm Liturgy Commission (Room 203)
(Room 200-204)
7 pm Pastoral Council Meeting (Room 200)
7 pm Cub Scout Pack 97 Meeting /
8 pm Regnum Christi - Men's Team Meeting
Christmas Party (Parish Hall)
(Room 202)
7:15 pm Hispanic Prayer Group (Church)
Tuesday, December 16
9 am Preschool (Preschool Rooms, Room 203)
9 am Preschool (Room 200,201)
10 am Preschool - Nativity Dress Rehearsal
(Parish Hall)
4:30 pm FF-Classes (SMS)
5 pm Room In The Inn (Parish Hall, Kitchen)
7 pm RCIA (SMS Library)
7 pm Rosary (All are Welcome) (Church)
7 pm Third Order Carmelites (Room 200,201)
7:30 pm Hispanic Choir Practice (Church)
Wednesday, December 17
12 am Room In The Inn (Parish Hall, Kitchen)
7 am Cursillo (Room 200)
8 am SLAM (Parish Hall)
9 am Preschool (Preschool Rooms)
10 am Divine Mercy Cenacle (Room 204)
10 am Elder Ministry - Living Healthy
(Room 200,201)
11 am Preschool - Live Nativity & Christmas
Recp. (Parish Hall, Kitchen)
12:30 pm Elder Ministry - SilverSneakers Fitness
Program (Parish Hall)
3 pm Children's Choir (Church)
6:30 pm FF-MS Service Sunshine House (offsite Sunshine House)
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Saturday, December 20
7:30 am Men's Fellowship (Room 200)
9 am FSJ (Room 200,201)
10 am Tai Chi (Parish Hall)
Sunday, December 21
2:30 pm Baptisms (Church)
3:15 pm Baptisms (Church)
6 pm FF- HSM (Parish Hall, Kitchen)
Readings for the Week
Monday:
Nm 24:2-7, 15-17a; Ps 25:4-5ab, 6,
7bc-9; Mt 21:23-27
Tuesday: Zep 3:1-2, 9-13; Ps 34:2-3, 6-7, 17-18,
19, 23; Mt 21:28-32
Wednesday:Gn 49:2, 8-10; Ps 72:1-4ab, 7-8, 17;
Mt 1:1-17
Thursday: Jer 23:5-8; Ps 72:1-2, 12-13, 18-19;
Mt 1:18-25
Friday:
Jgs 13:2-7, 24-25a;
Ps 71:3-4a, 5-6ab, 16-17; Lk 1:5-25
Saturday: Is 7:10-14; Ps 24:1-4ab, 5-6; Lk 1:26-38
Sunday:
2 Sm 7:1-5, 8b-12, 14a, 16; Ps 89:2-5, 27,
29; Rom 16:25-27; Lk 1:26-38
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Parish Life
A New Bazaar Record!
A big thank you goes
out to all the
volunteers, donors,
sponsors and shoppers
who helped make this
year’s Christmas Bazaar
a success. The
combination of everyone’s time,
talent and treasures helped raise
over $17,400 for the playground
renovations. Booths and events, run
by parish volunteers, generated
$12,000. While more than 100
volunteers deserve our thanks,
special recognition goes out to our
chairmen and exceptional
volunteers:
Kristen Ades, Caley Adkins, Dawn
Bosse, Mr. & Mrs. Brooks, Mr. & Mrs.
Bruce, Lori Camp, Susan Evilsizer,
Mr. & Mrs. Fay, Michelle Gervasinis,
the Hester Family, Brian Kaup,
Janet Kiernan, Mr. & Mrs. Laube,
Katie McVeety, John Moore & team,
Mr. & Mrs. Mullen, Jane Petriella &
St. Mark Preschool, Mr. & Mrs.
Retort, the Roy Family, Alex Sabo,
Diego & Matt Santos, Larry Storace
and SMCS Kindergartners and 8th
Graders and the Weyrens Family.
A complete list of our sponsors and
vendors is available on our website –
www.StMarkChristmasBazaar.com.
Please be sure to tell our sponsors
you appreciate their support the
next time you visit their business.
Information:
www.stmarkchristmasbazaar.com
Contact:
[email protected]
Stewardship
Develop your talents to the fullest so
you can use them to benefit your
church and community. Your
abilities will grow with use; unused,
they may wither away.
Interested in becoming involved in
one of the many ministries supported
at St. Mark?
Contact: Beth Zuhosky, Ministries
Coordinator; 704-948-0231 ext. 136
or [email protected]
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Women Newcomers – Come Join Us
When: Jan. 14 through March 25 (each Wed.); 10-11:30 am
Where: Family Center, Room 200
New to our parish or still feel new? Mark your calendar for our next session
of “After the Boxes.” It is a great way to meet fellow parishioners and make
new friends. The class is based on Susan Miller’s book After the Boxes Are
Unpacked, dealing with the spiritual, emotional and practical needs when
making a move.
Register/Contact: Cathy, 704-895-9879 or Rachel, 704-237-4574
Congratulations!
Antolini Family
The Antolini family won a reserved parking space
and pew at the Christmas Eve 4 pm Mass. They
won this special prize at this year’s Christmas
Bazaar Raffle. There will be a parking space and a
pew roped off for them. We realize this is a
crowded Mass but please respect the signage and
leave their reserved spot for them to enjoy.
Jeannette Gedney & Family
For the next year, Jeannette Gedney and family
will have a reserved parking space at the Sunday,
5 pm Mass. She was the highest bidder for the
Silent Auction at this year’s Christmas Bazaar Raffle. Please respect the
signage and leave their reserved spot for them!
St. Mark Playgroup
Moms, Dads, infants, toddlers and preschoolers come together weekly to
play, explore and socialize.
New families are always welcome! Here are the upcoming events:
Tuesday, Dec. 16 at 10 am: Barnes & Noble Children’s Area
Tuesday, Dec. 23: No Playgroup
Tuesday, Dec. 30 at 10 am: Sports Connection – Bounce Houses
Tuesday, Jan. 6 at 10 am: Jill’s house – see calendar for address
All event details and addresses can be found at:
http://www.stmarknc.org/playgroup.html
Flower Arrangement Donations
You have the opportunity weekly to donate any of
the flower arrangements on the altar (one on
each side of the tabernacle or the large
centerpiece in front of the altar) to memorialize
a loved one, celebrate an occasion, honor an
individual/organization, etc.
Contact: Parish Office for more information,
704-948-0231
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High School Ministry Community Outreach
New Year’s Lock-in
Room In The Inn Ministry
Sign up now for the New Year's
Lock-in. Permission forms can be
accessed at:
http://stmarkncyouth.com/forms
When: Tuesdays
Contact: Brian Kaup, 704-948-1306
ext. 105, [email protected]
Summer Retreat
Dates are Set
Mark your calendars for June 17-20,
2015. Sign-ups will start soon for
the summer retreat.
Only 60 slots are available so first
come, first served.
Contact: Brian Kaup, 704-948-1306
ext. 105, [email protected]
We are excited to announce the beginning of our second year of the Room In
The Inn (RITI) ministry. RITI is a program coordinated by Urban Ministries to
have congregations of every faith open their facilities to welcome homeless
people as guests from December through March. Our goal is to offer a safe
place to sleep, serve breakfast and dinner and provide a lunch to go. Bottom
line, parishioners of St Mark will have the opportunity to act as the “hands of
Christ” and put the tenants of our faith into practice.
The night has been changed to Tuesdays. Go to the St. Mark website
(www.stmarknc.org) under the RITI logo to see a description of the volunteer
positions and a place for volunteer sign up. We are also looking for financial
donations to defer the cost of supplies needed for the ministry. Last year you
were very generous with donations as well as volunteer time. We thank you
all and are looking forward to another successful season.
“While they were there, the time came for her to have her child, and she
gave birth to her firstborn son. She wrapped him in swaddling clothes and
laid him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the inn.”
Luke 2:6-7
Christmas Mass Schedule
December 24 — Christmas Eve
9:00 am* — Church
4:00 pm Family Mass — Church
4:30 pm Family Mass — Bradley Middle School
7:00 pm — Church
11:00 pm Lessons & Carols — Church
12:00 Midnight Mass — Church
December 25 — Christmas
7:30, 9:00 & 11:00 am (Spanish Mass @ 11:00 am) — Church
December 31 — Feast of Mary, Mother of God — Vigil
9:00 am* — Church
5:00 pm — Church
7:00 pm — Church (Spanish)
January 1 — Feast of Mary, The Mother of God
9:00 & 11:00 am — Church
* Not a Vigil Mass
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Respect Life
Advent Prayer for Life
God of Life, we rejoice in the promise of your coming.
You have sent your Son, born in Bethlehem. He is the
Prince of Peace and the one in whose name all
oppression shall cease. May we welcome His coming each
day and prepare for His coming at the end of time. May
we build a culture that welcomes Him by welcoming
every child, born and unborn. We pray through the same
Christ our Lord. Amen
Did You Know?
Over 8,000 unborn babies died by abortion in
Mecklenburg County in 2014.
“Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of
these my brothers, you did it to Me.” Matthew 25:40
9th Annual Charlotte March for Life
When: Jan. 9, 2015
Where: Uptown Charlotte
The day will begin with a Mass for the Unborn at 9 am at
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church at 6828 Old Reid Rd.
Charlotte, NC 28210. Fr. Denis G. Wilde of Priests for
Life will be the guest homilist. At 11 am we will start to
gather at the Catholic Diocese at 1123 S. Church St.
Charlotte, NC. There may be some parking available in
the church lot, but please expect to find parking on your
own uptown if necessary. At 12:00 pm, we will march to
Trade and Tryon where Fr. Denis G. Wilde will preach.
Then, we’ll march to the court house at 401 W. Trade St.
and pray a Rosary and Chaplet of Divine Mercy. Please
join others to march and pray for an end to abortion
and save babies lives.
Information: www.marchforlifecharlotte.org
March for Life D.C. - 2015
When: Jan. 21-22, 2015
Where: Washington, D.C.
Join your fellow parishioners as an Ambassador for Life as
we journey to our nation’s capital to speak up for the
protection of the unborn child. Itinerary includes travel
to Washington, D.C., in a deluxe tour bus. We will pray a
daily Rosary, enjoy family friendly movies in travel, tour
the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land in America,
attend Mass at the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
and participate in the March for Life. Wednesday night
dinner, sleeping accommodations (sleeping bags on the
floor) and Thursday’s breakfast will be provided by the
Knights of Columbus in the Arlington Diocese. Cost is $15
per person or a maximum of $50 for families of four or
more. Priority seating for Saint Mark parishioners ends
December 31st – registration is then open to all.
Information and Registration: Gini Bond at 704-562-9573
or [email protected].
Bereavement
Support
NEW CDs are in stock featuring
MANY NEW ADVENT and CHRISTMAS titles including:
•
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•
•
•
•
A Journey through Advent (B) by Fr. Robert Barron
God Made Man by Fr. Shannon Collins
Glory to the New Born King, Christmas Music by Lindsey Todd
Signs of Life - Catholic Customs and their Biblical Roots
by Dr. Scott Hahn
True Meaning of Christmas by Arch. Fulton SheenThe
The Mystery of Christmas by Fr. Larry Richards
CDs are just $3 each and are now located in two holders in the Narthex
(one by the door and the other in the alcove), as well as in the kiosk in the
Family Center lobby and across from the Parish Office. You can also order
online through the link on the St. Mark website (stmarknc.org).
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Have you recently lost
someone you love? Are you
having a difficult time dealing
with your loss? St. Mark
Church Bereavement Ministry
now offers faith based support
to assist you in this time
of sadness.
We invite you to join us in our
peer support groups and let us
offer our assistance at this
difficult time. The group will
meet eight consecutive weeks
beginning January 22, 2015.
To register or for additional
information call Nancy
McGahey at 704-608-7067.
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Young at Heart Ministry
Lunch Bunch
Prayer Shawl Ministry
When: Jan. 9, at noon (2 Friday
each month)
When: Jan. 13 and 27; 10 am (2nd
and 4th Tuesday)
Where:
Parish
Hall
Join fellow parishioners for lunch and
Members pray together as they
fellowship. Whether you want to
crochet and knit prayer shawls for
meet new friends or just relax with
current friends, come and enjoy this people suffering through a time of
opportunity to visit with your fellow transition, crisis or need. Contact us
to join this group or receive a shawl,
parishioners. Please let us know if
infant cap or blanket. The Jan. 13
you’d like to attend so appropriate
restaurant reservations can be made. meeting will be followed by lunch at
Lillington’s restaurant, Rosedale
Reservations – Contact: Jennie
Commons.
Donohue, 704-274-5135 or Eunice
Contact: Carole Lavinio,
Bajart, 704-960-8410
704-992-5659
nd
Tripoley Group Ministry
When: Jan. 19, 1 pm
Where: Family Center, Room 200
These fine ladies play a lively game
of Tripoley (a fun and easy to learn
card game).
Contact: Alia 704-394-6144
Dinner Club
When: Jan. 6, 6:30 pm (first
Tuesday of each month)
Where: Alton’s Kitchen & Cocktails,
19918 N. Cove Rd., Cornelius
This is a wonderful way to meet
fellow parishioners while enjoying
dinner out.
RSVP by 5 p.m. on Mon., Jan. 5:
Maryann, 704-947-0597 or Lorraine,
631-796-3429
Christmas Flowers
Christmas is rapidly
approaching and if you
have not yet made
your contribution for
flowers in memory or
in honor of a loved
one, please use the envelope
included in the packet of envelopes
received at your home.
There will also be envelopes
available at the Church. Please
print the name(s) clearly on the
envelope. Thank you for your
generosity!
The Shufflers (Card Games)
When: Dec. 23; 12:30-2:30 pm (2nd
and 4th Tuesday)
Where: Family Center, Room 200
Exercise your brain and have some
fun. We supply the games or bring
your own.
in the St. Mark School cafeteria.
Tai Chi
(24 Movement Form)
When: Tuesdays, 10 am
Where: Parish Hall
This class is offered to those students
who attend the Saturday class and
want additional practice with the 24
Movement Form. Classes are led by
Mary Alice.
SilverSneakers/FLEX
Fitness Program
When: Mon./Wed./Fri.; 12:30 pm
Where: Parish Hall
Fun, light exercise to music. A chair
is available if needed for seated or
standing support.
Information:
www.silversneakers.com
Contact: Teresa, 704-904-3086
To learn more about the Young at
Contact: Lois Chlebicki, 704-948-9919 Heart Ministries, please visit our
bulletin board in the hallway of the
Monsignor Kerin Family Center. We
Tai Chi
are also looking to develop even
When: Saturdays, 10-11 am
more ministries of service which
Where: Parish Hall
include and utilize the extensive
Recommended by the Arthritis
knowledge and experience of the
Foundation, Tai Chi exercises help to Wise Elders in our parish. You may
improve high blood pressure,
contact: Jim Soder, 704-948-0231 ),
balance, muscle tone, circulation,
[email protected], or come by
flexibility and longevity. Classes are Room 214 of the Family Center.
led by Ryan Revak. Please note: The
Saturday class may meet occasionally
Parent’s Prayer for
Their Children
O Heavenly Father
I commend my children unto Thee.
Be Thou their God and Father;
And mercifully supply whatever is
wanting in me
Through frailty or negligence.
Strengthen them to overcome the
corruptions of the world,
To resist all solicitations to evil,
Whether from within or without;
And deliver them from the secret
snares of the enemy.
Pour Thy grace into their hearts,
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And confirm and multiply in them
the gifts of Thy Holy Spirit,
That they may daily grow in grace
And in the knowledge of our Lord
Jesus Christ;
And so,
faithfully
serving Thee
here,
May come to
rejoice in Thy
presence
hereafter.
Amen
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Faith Formation
No Faith Formation Classes
We will not have Faith Formation classes the weeks of Dec. 21 and 28. All
classes and programs will resume Sunday, Jan. 4. Thank you!
Faith Formation Teacher Needed
We are in need of a Faith Formation co-catechist for third grade on Tuesday
nights from 6:15 to 7:30 pm. All materials and curriculum are supplied. Free
child care is offered for preschool-aged children. Please prayerfully consider
volunteering in this very rewarding ministry.
Contact: Faye Nye at 704-948-1306 or [email protected] for
further information.
33 Days to
Morning Glory
Available in
Bookstore
Through a special
purpose (and only for a short time),
we have 33 Days to Morning Glory, A
Do-It-Yourself Retreat in Preparation
for Marian Consecration written by
Michael E. Gaitley, MIC, and its
retreat companion available at the
Catholic Bookstore.
Pictures from The 3 1/2 Stories of Christmas
Laughs were aplenty as Frank Runyeon, film and TV star, dazzled the crowd with his one man show, The 3 1/2
Stories of Christmas. Special thanks to all of our adhoc actors and tech crew, and special thanks to Laura Maclean
who certainly went beyond her regular duties.
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Consider Gifting a Book This Christmas
Give a book, the gift that keeps on giving!
For a short time, there are some great titles of books available to purchase (for a small donation of $3.00)
at the education table – located directly across from the Parish Office in the Family Center.
Rediscover Catholicism and
The Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic
by Matthew Kelly
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Candles in the Dark
by Fr. Richard Ho Lung
My Sisters…
The Saints by Colleen
Carroll Campbell
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Anuncios semanales del Ministerio Hispano
Adviento
Información en Español
El Adviento es tiempo de espera y de
preparación para la llegada de nuestro
Salvador. Es importante que preparemos
nuestros corazones para recibirlo. Aquí
tenemos algunas ideas que nos pueden
ayudar:
Ayudaré en casa en aquello que más me cueste trabajo.
Rezaré en familia por la paz del mundo.
Ofreceré mi día por los niños que no tienen papás ni una casa donde vivir.
Cumpliré con todas mi tareas/obligaciones sin quejarme.
Ayudaré a mis hermanos en algo que necesiten.
Ofreceré un sacrificio por los sacerdotes.
Rezaré por el Papa.
Daré gracias a Dios por todo lo que me ha dado.
Llevaré a cabo un sacrificio.
Leeré algún pasaje del Evangelio.
Ofreceré una comunión espiritual a Jesús por los que no lo aman.
Seré generoso y daré a alquien que esté necesitado.
No comeré entre comidas.
En lugar de ver la televisión ayudaré en la casa en lo que me necesiten.
Imitaré a Jesús en su perdón cuando alguien me moleste.
Pediré por los que tienen hambre y no comeré algo que realmente me guste.
Rezaré un Ave María para demostrarle a la Virgen cuanto la amo.
Hoy no pelearé ni discutiré con nadie.
Saludaré con cariño a toda persona que me encuentre.
Hoy pediré a la Santísima Virgen por mi país.
Leeré el nacimiento de Jesús en el Evangelio de S. Lucas 2, 1-20.
Las Misas
de Navidad
Andrea Solórzano (704-948-4239)
Rosalba Rojas (704-895-8866)
Horario De Misas
Misa Diaria:
Lunes, Martes, Jueves y
Viernes: 7am y 9 am
Miércoles: 7 am y 6:30 pm
Sábados: 9 am
Sábado: 5 pm
Domingo: 7:30, 9, 11 am
1 pm Español
5 pm Misa de
jóvenes
Sacramentos
Bautizos: Clases todos los
segundos sábados de cada mes de
10 am a 12 pm Celebración del
Bautismo todos los segundos
domingos de cada mes a las 3 pm
Por favor contacte a Caridad
Masson al
704-948-2839 para registrarse en
las clases.
Matrimonios: Clases PreMatrimoniales, favor avisar con
seis meses de anticipación.
Virgen Peregrina
el 25 de diciembre a las 11am y
el 31 de diciembre a las 7pm
Nuestra Santísima Madre María, la
Virgen de Guadalupe, está visitando
nuestra comunidad dejando un
regalo de amor, paz, fe y esperanza.
Si deseas abrir las puertas de tu
hogar a nuestra Madre María, puedes
inscribirte llamando a Yolanda
Gutierrez al teléfono 980-255-6233.
Grupo de Oración
Carismático
Exposición perpetua del
Santísimo Sacramento
Le invitamos a las
Misas de Navidad
en español en
nuestra parroquia:
Todos los viernes de 7-9 pm
Iglesia San Marcos
Todas las semanas tenemos
oraciones especiales por nuestra
salud y por el bienestar de nuestras
familias. Ven a alabar y glorificar el
nombre de JESUS.
Para mayor información por favor
llame a Edwin Luna al 704-363-7817.
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Nuestro Señor
Jesucristo está
expuesto en la Capilla
24 horas al día, 7 días
a la semana. Ven a
visitarlo y a pasar un
momento en la
presencia de Jesús Sacramentado. El
Señor ha reservado gracias
especiales para los que le visitan. En
el altar el Señor es puro amor, y
distribuye sus gracias a manos llenas
a los que le visitan.
Compare Foods
Los supermercados Compare Food
Store del área de Charlotte donarán
3% del total de sus compras a
nuestra parroquia. Hay una caja
identificada con el logo de Compare
Food Stores en el pasillo de la iglesia
cerca de la oficina durante la
semana y esa misma caja estará en
la entrada de la iglesia los domingos
para que usted pueda colocar allí sus
recibos. Por favor ayude a nuestra
iglesia trayendo sus recibos de
Compare Food Store.
Frases del Papa Francisco
“El consumismo nos
impulsa a desechar. Pero
la comida que se tira a
la basura es el alimento
que se le roba al pobre,
al que pasa hambre.”
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704 895-9844
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Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney,
Martin M. Brennan, Jr., Probate, Estate Administration
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St. Mark Parishioner
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Business Formations
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704-896-6441
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General Maintenance
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Dan Campbell, St. Thomas Parishioner
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Huntersville, NC 28078
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20700 N. Main Street, Ste 124
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Weekly Lawn Maintenance
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Weed Control
Pressure Washing
Pine Needle and Mulch Installation
Broker/REALTOR®
St. Mark Parishioner
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704.577.9749
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Huntersville, NC 28078
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Charlotte 28269
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Dr. Brian P. McNulty
Dr. Luis L. Dancausse
Gentle Dentistry with a Caring Touch
New Patients Welcome
Alina M. Bohn - Parishioner
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All Repairs Done on Site
980.292.1017 / [email protected]
• Accounting Solutions / Advice
• Personal & Small Business Accounting
• Tax Professional
¡Hablo Español!
704-892-7343
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20035 Jetton Rd. A
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