San Sebastian Catholic Church
February 22, 2015
First Sunday of Lent
Daily Mass: Tuesday - Friday - 8:00am
Weekend Mass Schedule: Saturday Vigil Mass 4:00pm
Sunday Masses - 8:00am, 10:00am, and 12 noon (español)
Confessions Saturdays 3:00pm - 3:30pm or by appointment
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 3:00pm
Office Phone 904-824-6625
Office Fax 904-829-0459
Rev. Fr. John D. Gillespie, Pastor
Rev. Fr. Heriberto Vergara, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Fr. Thomas P. Walsh, Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Deacon James Swanson & Rev. Deacon Earl Kidwell
1112 State Road 16. St. Augustine, FL 32084
904-824-6625 www.sansebastiancatholicchurch.com
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Primer Domingo de Cuaresma
22 de feb. de 2015
EL SIGNIFICADO DE NUESTRO BAUTISMO
Cuaresma es la época del año que dedicamos
a escudriñar nuestras vidas a la luz de nuestro
Bautismo en la muerte y resurrección de Jesús.
Las lecturas de hoy son como un catecismo abreviado de lo que nuestras vidas de bautizados significan. Tal como Noé pasó por las aguas del diluvio a una alianza con Dios, así también nosotros entramos en una alianza, una relación con
Dios prometida por nuestro Bautismo. El salmo
nos recuerda que si realmente vivimos la alianza,
el modo de vida que Dios quiere que vivamos no
va a ser una carga, sino una fuente de amor y verdad. La carta de Pedro ofrece una explicación de
lo que significa nuestro bautismo: es una plegaria
a Dios pidiendo una buena conciencia. ¿Cómo
obtenemos esta buena conciencia? Las palabras
que Jesús proclama justo después de su tentación
nos señala el camino: “Arrepiéntanse y crean en
el Evangelio”. Podría ser un buen ejercicio espiritual mantener estas lecturas a nuestro alcance durante todo el tiempo de Cuaresma, un medio para
ayudarnos a volver a una vida vivida según nuestras promesas bautismales. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Lunes:
Lv 19:1-2, 11-18; Sal 19 (18):8-10,
15; Mt 25:31-46
Martes: Is 55:10-11; Sal 34 (33):4-7, 16-19;
Mt 6:7-15
Miércoles: Jon 3:1-10; Sal 51 (50):3-4, 12-13,
18-19; Lc 11:29-32
Jueves:
Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25;
Sal 138 (137):1-3, 7c-8; Mt 7:7-12
Viernes: Ez 18:21-28; Sal 130 (129):1-8;
Mt 5:20-26
Sábado: Dt 26:16-19; Sal 119 (118):1-2, 4-5,
7-8; Mt 5:43-48
Domingo: Gn 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18; Sal 116
(115):10, 15-19; Rom 8:31b-34;
Mc 9:2-10
LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES
Domingo: Primer Domingo de Cuaresma;
Rito de Llamado a la conversión continua;
Nacimiento de George Washington
Lunes:
San Policarpo; Inicio de la Cuaresma
en el calendario juliano
Viernes:
Abstinencia
Ministros:
P. Cosme, S. Cosme, L. Quiles,
Ministros:
M. Quiles, S. Rosado, W. Rosado
Lectores:
Lectores:
H. Puentes, M. Bunnell
Monaguillos:
Monaguillos: R. Cosme Jr.,
Ujieres:
S. Martinez-Wittingham
Ujieres:
E. Gallardo, J. Gallardo,
E. Duarte, P. Duarte
Preparación para el BauƟsmo….Los padres y los
padrinos deben registrarse para las clases de preparación en la oficina de la Parroquia. Para las clases, favor llamar a la Rectoría para ponerse de
acuerdo con la fecha y la hora. Si los padres o padrinos no han asis dos a una clase de preparación
anteriormente, estas clases son necesarias para el
bau smo.
BauƟzos en Español ……. Es un requisito para padres y padrinos que no han tomado las clases anteriormente par cipar en ellas. Favor de llamar a la
Rectoría. Los bau zos se celebran después de la
misa en Español.
Bodas…...Favor llamar a la oficina de la Parroquia
con 8 meses de antelación Tel: 824-6625
Comunión para los Enfermos …..Las personas que
deseen recibir la Comunión en sus casas, favor llamar a la oficina de la Parroquia, o hablar con un
ministro eucarís co después de misa.
Adoración al Sanơsimo …...Adoración al San simo
Sacramento todos los viernes de 8:30a.m. a
6:00p.m.
El Coro para Adultos en Español ..Se invita a todos
los que sienten el deseo de servir al Señor con su
voz o con un instrumento musical, favor hablar con
María Hernández después de la misa de 12:00p.m.
Para Ofrendas Durante las Misa ...Si deseas que se
mencione durante la misa el nombre de un familiar
o amigo ya fallecido o que esté gravemente enfermo, favor llamar a Clarita Opiela, Tel: 824-6625
clarita@sansebas ancatholicchurch.com
Diácono Jim visita cada lunes el Flagler Hospital. Si
sabes de algún familiar o amigo – miembro de la
parroquia que está en el hospital favor llamar al la
oficina de la parroquia (904 824-6625) o avísanos
antes o después de las misas durante el fin de semana.
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First Sunday of Lent
THE MEANING OF OUR BAPTISM
Lent is the time of year that we devote to
scrutinizing our lives in the light of our baptism
into the death and resurrection of Jesus. Today’s
readings are a nice shorthand catechism of what
our baptized lives mean. As Noah passed through
the waters of the flood to a covenant with God,
so did we enter into a covenant, a promised relationship with God through our baptism. The
psalm reminds us that if we truly keep the covenant, the way of life God expects us to follow
will not be a burden, but a source of love and
truth. Peter’s letter gives one explanation of what
our baptism means: it is an appeal that we make
to God for a clear conscience. How do we obtain
this clear conscience? The words that Jesus proclaims immediately following his temptation
show us the way: “Repent and believe in the gospel.” It might be a good spiritual exercise to keep
these readings before us throughout the entire
season of Lent, a means to help us return to a life
lived in our baptismal promises. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Lv 19:1-2, 11-18; Ps 19:8-10, 15;
Mt 25:31-46
Tuesday:
Is 55:10-11; Ps 34:4-7, 16-19;
Mt 6:7-15
Wednesday: Jon 3:1-10; Ps 51:3-4, 12-13, 18-19;
Lk 11:29-32
Thursday: Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25; Ps 138:1-3,
7c-8; Mt 7:7-12
Friday:
Ez 18:21-28; Ps 130:1-8;
Mt 5:20-26
Saturday:
Dt 26:16-19; Ps 119:1-2, 4-5, 7-8;
Mt 5:43-48
Sunday:
Gn 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18;
Ps 116:10, 15-19; Rom 8:31b-34; Mk 9:2-10
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday:
First Sunday of Lent;
Rite of Sending;
Washington’s Birthday
Monday:
St. Polycarp;
Julian Calendar Lent begins
Friday:
Abstinence
Feb. 22, 2015
02/21 Sat.
02/22 Sun.
4pm 8am 10am 12pm -
02/23 Mon.
02/24 Tue.
02/25 Wed.
02/26Thur.
02/27 Fri.
02/28 Sat.
03/01 Sun.
Marian Triay +
Our Parishioners
Frank Saladino +
Gonzalo Mesa + &
Martha Mesa+
No Mass
8am - Gerald Bleauvelt +
8am - The Hofer Family +
8am - Harry Kailihiwa +
8am - Souls in Purgatory
4pm - Marion Triay +
8am - Our Parishioners
10am - Earl Joseph Clark IV +
12pm - Sergia P. Montz +
Sat. 4pm
EM: C. & S. Vincent, D. Caro,
C. Bandy, L. Curran, C. Rand,
E. DiGrigoli, M. Needham
Lector: M. Mickler, M. Moser
Server: P. Nowak family
Sun. 8am
EM: E. Brock, L. & D. Willis,
S. Faulkner, M. Tilger,
C. Manucy
Lector: S. Cleveland
Server: N. Wiswedel, L. Stevens,
M. Wood
Sun. 10am
EM: J. Karamon, J. Bailey,
L. Fleming, D. & D. Borrero,
D. Vargas, T. Robinson, G. Gilrain
Lector: S. Whitsi -Steckmann,
M. Whitsi
Server: C. Benyacko,
J. Niederwemmer
Interpreter: Tara
Celebrants for the weekend are:
4:00pm - Fr. Heriberto Vergara, Deacon Jim
8:00am - Fr. John D. Gillespie, Deacon Earl
10:00am - Fr. Thomas P. Walsh, Deacon Jim
12:00pm - Fr. Heriberto Vergara, Deacon Jim
There are No altar flowers during Lent.
Please consider dona ng for Easter flowers.
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First Sunday of Lent
Feb. 22, 2015
Annual St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
Saturday March 14, 2015
Happy Hour 4:00pm - 5:00pm
Two for One - Under the Big Tent
Dinner at 6:00pm
Entertainment at 6:30pm
Entertainment by: The Ancient City Pipes &
Drums And Irish Dancer: Sierra Seay
Tickets are: $15.00 for Adults or 2 for $25.00
$8.00 children 12 & under
The Ticket Price at the Door is Adults $18.00 children $8.00
To-Go Orders 11am – 2pm in the parish hall
To-Go Orders 5pm – 6pm in the Knights Hall
Dinner includes: Corned Beef & Cabbage, Carrots, Potatoes,
Irish Soda Bread, Dessert, Coffee, Tea & Soda
A cash bar with beer & wine & Irish Coffee will be available
Tickets available in the Church Office & Gift Shop
Be Irish for the Day and enjoy Irish music, Sing-a-Longs,
50/50 drawing and Raffle Baskets
Hosted by the San Sebastian Ladies Guild, Knights of Columbus & Lady Knights
Your New Parish Council for 2015
Frank Sette, Linda Curran, Orpha Wiseman,
Kathy Conlon, Donna McNary, Bobby Freeman
Tom Clarke, Perla Cosme and Mary Tilger
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First Sunday of Lent
Feb. 22, 2015
The Rice Bowl Donation Boxes are available
in the Gathering Space.
Please return by Easter Sunday.
40 Cans for 40 Days of Lent Food Drive
SK Andrew J. DuPont Circle #5367 of the Columbian Squires are
asking all parishioners to donate a can of food for each day of Lent
starting Ash Wednesday Feb. 18th - April 4th. All canned food will
be donated to our monthly Food Drive for Food & Fun Fridays.
Donations of Wrapped Candy, Easter Grass,
and Plastic Eggs are needed for the Easter Digg
on Easter Sunday after all masses. Donation
Box is located in the Gathering Space.
Easter Food Basket Blessing old European Tradition
Saturday April 4th at 12noon in parish hall
Bring a basket with the foods you will
be serving on Easter Sunday
Please join Women’s Help Center as we Celebrate the Footprints of Life at the
annual fundraising Gala for Life on Thursday April 16, 2015 at the beautiful Hyatt Regency Riverfront. The special event commemorates our 25th anniversary
and we are delighted to have Senator Rick Santorum as our keynote speaker. The
Most Reverand Bishop Estevez is our Guest of Honor for the evening. Doors
open at 5:30pm with dinner and program beginning at 6:30pm. This is a free
event, but reservations are required. Seats fill quickly so reserve your spot today
by calling 398-5143 or email [email protected] or register on line at www.whcjax.com.
Employment Opportunity—Director of Music and Choirs
Our Lady of Good Counsel is seeking an immediate placement of Director of Choir and
Music. Requirements include: excellent ability to work with diverse choirs, composition,
arranging music for instruments, directing skills, keyboard fluidity for piano and organ. Solid
knowledge of Roman Catholic Liturgy, and also the ability to creatively use traditional and
contemporary spiritual music. Please send resume to Pastor: [email protected]
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Parish & Community
Feb. 22, 2015
LENTEN AND EASTER SCHEDULE
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February 27 -
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March 6 -
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March 13 -
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March 18 -
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March 20 -
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March 27 -
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March 28 -
9:00am - Lenten Retreat
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March 29 -
Palm Sunday masses Sat. 4:00pm, Sun. 8:00am,10:00am
and 12noon in Spanish
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April 2, -
6:00 pm - 6:45pm Confessions
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April 2 -
7:00pm - Mass of the Lord’s Supper
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April 3 -
3:00pm - Outdoor Stations of the Cross
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April 3 -
6:00 pm - 6:45pm Confessions
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April 3 -
7:00pm - Service with Adoration of the Cross
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April 4 -
12Noon - Easter Food Basket Blessing
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April 4 -
7:30 pm - 8:30pm -Confessions
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April 4 -
8:30pm - Easter Vigil Mass
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April 5 -
Easter Sunday Masses, 8:00am, 10:00am & 12 noon in Spanish
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April 5 -
Easter Egg Dig after all Masses
6:30pm - Stations of the Cross, Fr. Heriberto & Deacon Jim
followed by Soup & Sandwich dinner
6:30pm - Stations of the Cross, Fr. Tom,
followed by Soup & Sandwich dinner
6:30pm - Stations of the Cross, Deacon Earl,
followed by Soup & Sandwich dinner
7:00pm - Parish Penitential Service
6:30pm - Stations of the Cross,
followed by Soup & Sandwich dinner
6:30pm - Stations of the Cross, Deacon Jim,
followed by Soup & Sandwich dinner
Laws of Fasting and Abstinence For Lent
• Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are days of fast. On days of fast, one full meal
and two lesser meals are allowed; eating between meals is not permitted. This law
binds Catholics who have completed their 18th year until the beginning of their
60th year.
•
Ash Wednesday and all Fridays of Lent are also days of abstinence. On days of abstinence, meats should not be taken at any meal. Soups and gravies made from
meat are permitted. The law of abstinence binds all Catholics who have completed their 14th year.
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Parish & Community
Feb. 22, 2015
Biblical Walk through the Mass
Bible Study begins February 26th and continues for 5 weeks
at 7:00pm in the K of C Hall For more information or to
order materials please, Contact Mickey Mickler
377-4749 or email [email protected]@comcast.net
8 Upper Story Stained Glass Windows
are available to be memorialized. Sharing
the cost with other Families is an option.
For Additional information and pricing contact:
Wilfredo Cardona at 824-1822 or
[email protected]
Allen McCaffery at 377-2446
[email protected]
Cheryl Manucy 824-3403 or [email protected]
40 Days for Life, a national campaign to end abortion and
change hearts through our prayers and witness through
peaceful prayer , fasting and vigils in front of the abortion
clinic, returns to Jacksonville this Lent February 18 through
March 29. San Sebastian Church members are committed to
standing vigil on every W ednesday from Feb. 18 to March
25. We are in need of volunteers who would like to stand for an hour during our
vigil times 10-1. We will stand in front of A Woman's Choice of Jacksonville, 4131
University Blvd. S., Jacksonville, FL 32216. For more information or to sign up for
an hour, contact: Lane Campau @ 904 823-8887 or email: [email protected]
2015 Run For Life On Feb. 22, the Run For Life will end at the Great Cross at
Prince of Peace Church on San Marco Blvd. St. AugusƟne about noon. Join us,
the Bishop, and the Knights of Columbus to welcome runners from their 9 day runs that began
in Homestead, Pensacola, & Marco Island, raising money for Florida pregnancy centers. Run
for Life is celebra ng 27 Pro-Life years. A er a brief ceremony there will be 12:30pm Mass at
PrinceofPeaceChurch. St. Gerard and the Knights of Columbus will host a luncheon in honor of
the runners. The buﬀet luncheon will be provided by the Knights and held at San Sebas an
Church at 2:30pm. The Young women of St. Gerard Campus will sell desserts to raise funds.
Contact St. Gerard Campus 904-829-5516 for ckets: $20 per person, children under 12, $3.
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First Sunday of Lent
Feb. 22, 2015
Thank You San Sebastian Parishioners from the
San Sebastian Ladies Guild for the
Success of our annual Champagne & Chocolate
Come To The
House Of The Lord
2015 Eucharistic Congress
March 13th and 14th
An annual event hosted by the Diocese of St. Augustine held at
the Prime Osborn Convention Center, Jacksonville. All are welcome to attend. Free admission There is a significant need for a
number of volunteers to assist during the Congress in
Short intervals. If interested in volunteering please visit:
www.floridaeucharist.org
The Bishop’s Appeal
Was Last Weekend. Pledge Cards Are still
available in the church. Please place
completed pledge envelopes in the offertory.
Campaign Pledge Goal $900,000.00
The Religious EducaƟon Enrichment Center
$900,000
$800,000
$700,000
$600,000
$500,000
Special PLEDGE Envelopes and PLEDGE Cards
available at the Capital Campaign display
$423,807.47 collected to date
$400,000
$300,000
$200,000
$100,000
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First Sunday of Lent
Feb. 22, 2015
San Sebastian YOUTH GROUP
Meeting this Sunday at 6:00pm
The Youth Group is still collecting underwear & socks for
the homeless. Donation bin is in the gathering space.
For more information or to volunteer Contact Youth Group leader
Gail Gilrain, 687-5536 or [email protected]
The Children’s Choir Meets TUESDAYS at 6:00pm
For information on he Children’s Choir and the Children’s
Home School Choir contact Lynne DuPont at 824-1334
Please keep our Catechumens and Candidates in your prayers as they begin
their final preparation for the Easter Sacraments
Dominic Sleap, Juan Jaramillo, Carole Loughlin,
Chanelle Sourou, Danielle Villarreal, Dominique Villarreal,
Kirsten Villarreal, Maryn Von Hagen , Mariana Castro,
Javier Gongora-Castillo, Desiree Herrera, Eric Herrera
ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY SPECTACULAR AUCTION 2015 – MARCH 7, 2015 at 6pm
Please plan to attend SJA’s biggest fundraiser – Saturday, March 7, 2015 in the Gymnasium at
the Academy. Dinner catered by The Black Molly Grill will be served at 6pm. Live Auction
with Professional Auctioneer will follow. Cost: $50 per person, includes Dinner, Dessert &
Open Bar All Night. NEW ITEM JUST IN: Four Saturday and Four Sunday Grounds Tickets
to THE PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP, TPC Sawgrass! Reserve your VIP table now – cost
$600 per Table for Ten! VIP tables include appetizers, 2 bottles of wine per table and a special dessert tray. Donations are welcome. To donate and for more information visit
www.sjaweb.org or call Diane Albano at 904-824-0431, ext. 307.
Parish Monthly Food Drive
Please bring in coﬀee (regular & decaf/instant & regular), tea bags, sugar,
sweetener, creamer, peanut bu er, tuna, cereal, instant oatmeal, canned
stew, spam, corn, beans, peas, carrots, soup, boxed milk, jelly, canned
fruit, mashed potatoes, pasta and sauce, dog food, cat food, or gi cards.
The food is distributed to those on fixed incomes & the elderly.
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First Sunday of Lent
San
Sebastian
Ladies Guild
All Ladies are invited to
join us at our next Meeting
& Social
March 5, 2015 at 6:30pm
In the parish hall
Feb. 22, 2015
San Sebastian Gift Shop
Volunteers are needed for the
San Sebastian Gift Shop.
Please consider volunteering
1 hour a month to help keep the gift shop
open after all masses. We are asking
anyone 16yrs and older if interested to
contact Tyra Rousseau at the church
office 824-6625 or email
[email protected]
We will be making plans
for our Corned Beef Dinner 3/14
For more InformaƟon contact
Virginia Wood at 904-315-4741
[email protected]
MEN’S Prayer Group
The second Sat. of the month 9:00am
at San Sebastian Knights Hall
Contact: Wilfredo Cardona 824-1822 or
Deacon Earl Kidwell 819-5451
Power of Prayer Group
Intercessory Prayer Group Meets every
Thursday after the 8am daily mass
In the Library, If you have a prayer request
Please contact us or join us .
For more information please contact
Joann or Lansing Roy at 904-571-0156 or
email [email protected]
Meals for Moms Mission
Come and enjoy
Friendship & Fellowship the first Sunday night of each
month at 6:pm in the Parish hall kitchen to make a
meal for Moms-to-be at St Gerard Campus. Food
dona ons welcome. For more informa on Contact
Karen
Town
at
201-874-3406
or
[email protected]
Marian Movement of Priests
Prayer Group, 2nd and 4th Sundays
For more info. contact Leaugeay McKean at
[email protected]
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR
THE ALTAR SOCIETY
Every Monday from 8am-9am we meet in the
church. We change & clean altar linens,
restock votive candles, clean, dust, straighten
pews & water flowers. If Interested please
Contact Tyra Rousseau at
the church office 824-6625
SAN SEBASTIAN LIBRARY
located in the Gathering Space: Books,
tapes, movies, & music, for young & “old”.
Open during church hours. Please return
items borrowed within 2 weeks.
Contact Susan Donlon at 315-1352
INTERESTED
IN BECOMING
CATHOLIC???
RCIA has day and evening sessions. Contact
Susan Donlon at 824-6625 or 315-1352 or
[email protected]
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First Sunday of Lent
Feb. 22, 2015
Knights
of Columbus
Council 11046
Meets every Friday at 2:00pm in
the church during Adoration to pray
the Rosary.
40 Days for Life, a national campaign to end abortion through
peaceful prayer and fasting, is
from Feb. 18-March 29, 2015
San Sebastian Parish is commited to
peacefully standing vigil at
"A Woman’s Choice of Jacksonville" 4131 University Blvd.
every Wed. from 10am-1:00pm
A carpool meets at 9:15am in the
church parking lot. Consider joining
us. Call Lane @ 823-8887
Help us stand for life!
USHERS NEEDED ALL MASSES
Sat. 4pm, Sun. 8am, 10am & 12 pm
Contact Bob Webb, 806-6593
The next Bi-lingual
Healing Mass
will be Wednesday
March 11, 2015
at 7pm in the church
FOOD SHARING
DonaƟons of Meat always appreciated
Team A - Lydia Quiles 687-8169 or
email [email protected].
Team B - Cheryl Manucy 824-3403 or
email cheryl7567@a .net.
Meal prepara on is the 3rd Tuesday, of
the month @ 2pm in the parish hall.
Knights of Columbus
Event Schedule
Knights Meeting, 2nd Tuesday of the month
at 7pm in the Knights Hall.
Monthly Socials, Everyone is invited to the
Knights of Columbus Pot Luck Dinner Social
the 4th Tuesday of the month, at 6:30pm.
Joining The Knights of Columbus. or transferring into our Council contact the Grand
Knight ~ Ron Miller at 904-495-5179
Pancake Breakfast, 2nd and 4th Sun. of each
month after 8am & 10am masses.
Squires, Meeting
Sunday February 8th
at 6:00pm. For info contact Mike Ryan at
Ministry of Caring
For informaƟon about our acƟviƟes and
meeƟngs, contact Orpha Wiseman at 824-5748
MUSIC MINISTRY
Mass Times
Sat. 4pm mass
Sun. 8 & 10am mass
Sun. Spanish mass
Tues. Children’s Choir
Rehearsal Times
Sat. 3:00pm - Church
Tues. 7:00pm - Church
Wed. 6:00pm - Church
Tues. 6:00pm - Church
DIVORCED and SEPARATED SUPPORT MINISTRY
For more info call Pete Nolan 904-687-8486
Prayer Blanket Ministry
Our parishioners generously make and donate
hand made blankets for those sick and in need of
comfort & compassion. Now available : PRAYER
CLOTHS for our Troops to carry with them in
their pockets. Prayer cloths are available
depicting: Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force or a
generic material with the American Flag. Stop by
the church office to pick up a prayer blanket or to
order a prayer cloth. Contact Leaugeay McKean
at the church office or email
[email protected]
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First Sunday of Lent
Activities for the Week
02/21 Sat.
02/22 Sun.
FOOD DRIVE WEEKEND
3:00-3:30pm Confessions
4:00pm Mass
Children’s Choir
5;00pm Gift Shop Open
5:00pm Wine & Cheese
5:30pm Altar Server Training
FOOD DRIVE WEEKEND
Rite of Sending for RCIA
8:00am Mass
9:00am Gift Shop open
9:00am Coffee & Danish
10:00am Mass
10:00am Children’s Liturgy of the Word
11:00am Gift Shop open
11:00am Coffee & Danish
12:00pm Spanish Mass
1:30pm Run for Life Meal
2:00pm MMP, garden
6:00pm Youth Group
02/23 Mon.
NO MASS
8:00am Altar Society
7:00pm RCIA
7:00pm Knights 4th degree
02/24 Tues.
8:00am
6:00pm
6:00pm
6:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Mass
Children’s Choir
Adult Confirmation Class
Youth Group Leaders
Choir
Knights Social
8:00am
6:00pm
6:00pm
Mass
Religious Ed at St. Joseph
Spanish Choir
02/25 Wed.
02/26 Thurs. 8:00am
8:30am
6:30pm
7:00pm
Mass
Prayer Group
High School
Biblical Walk Through the Mass
02/27 Fri.
8:00am Mass
8:30am-6pm Exposition Blessed Sacrament
2:00pm Food & Fun Friday
6:30pm Stations of the Cross
7:00pm Pot Luck Soup & Salad Dinner
02/28 Sat.
9:00am Diocese Spanish Retreat
3:00-3:30pm Confessions
4:00pm
Mass
5:00pm
Gift Shop Open
5:00pm Wine & Cheese after Mass
03/01 Sun.
8:00am
9:00am
9:00am
10:00am
10:00am
11:00am
11:00am
12:00pm
6:00pm
6:00pm
Mass
Coffee & Danish
Gift Shop open
Mass
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
Coffee & Danish
Gift Shop open
Spanish Mass
Youth Group
Squires
Feb. 22 2015
OFFERTORY GOAL
MORTGAGE GOAL
$12,400.00
$12,000.00
Collections For the Week of Feb. 14-15
OperaƟng
FaciliƟes Maintenance
Church Mortgage
Religious Ed Center
Weekly E-Giving
ReƟred Religious
Insurance Subsidies
Ash Wednesday
Respect Life
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
10,598.98
3,090.48
252.00
32.00
476.00
1.00
17.00
28.00
1.00
Second CollecƟons:
Feb. 22nd - Enrichment Center
Mar. 1st - Mortgage Fund
Mar. 8th - Support Religious Educa on
PorƟon of General CollecƟon goes to DSA Missions
Feb. 18, Eastern European Churches
PLEDGE CARDS & EXTRA 10-10-10 CANS
AVAILABLE IN THE GATHERING
SPACE FOR DONATIONS TO THE
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CENTER.
You can place your Filled can or
pledge card in the offertory basket.
Thank you
The San Sebastian Gift Shop is open after all masses on the weekend, and can be opened by special
request during the week.by the church office.
ON-LINE GIVING
E-giving is short for Electronic Giving.
It is an automatic transfer program
that allows you to make contributions
without the hassle of writing checks.
1. Go to the church web site
www.sansebastiancatholicchurch.com
2. Click on E-Giving or (Donate Now)
Follow the easy directions to set-up
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PRAYER LIST
Week 1
Anita Guevara*
Mary Ann Haire
Carole Loughlin
Cleo Masters*
Fred Meeks*
John Uvegas*
Week 2
John & Rose Busketta*
Catherine Dailey*
Audrey Largent*
John & Violeta Michta*
Nancy Smith*
James Watcke*
First Sunday of Lent
Please Pray for the
Repose of the Soul of:
Fr. SebasƟan
Muccilli
February 22, 2015
If you would like to add someone to the
prayer list or update Info on Ministry
Contact List please contact church oﬃce or
mariei a@sansebas ancatholicchurch.com
LS1 Juan Carlos Bermejo L Cpl Lacey M. Bowman Sgt. Evan Burgess
Capt. Michael Burns, USN CPO José Camacho Sgt Dusty Davis 1st Lt
Vito John Errico “Tipper” Chris Esdonge, Jr
Col. Dave Francis
Lcpl Frutos Lt. Betsy Hoyos Sgt Nestor L. Lugo Lt. Col Sean Navin
Maj. David Pasquale PFC Justin Peeples EO3 David Polly
Spec. Jason Polly Marcos Rios Chief/WO Charlie Sharpe
Cpl Julia A. Taylor Sgt Julian R. Taylor Lt. Mark M. Walstead
PFC Robert Young AM2 Omar Samanamud
Week 3
Matt Barfield
Tim Donovan*
Tommy Kynard*
Anne Maetozo*
Raoul Maldonado
Ada Nackashi*
Sage Stinson*
Week 4
Katie Burchfield*
Dan Burkhardt*
Audrey Burnett*
Andy Butler*
Colleen Caro*
Tyler Harpe
Rita Kreuter*
Madison Masters*
Francis O’Laughlin*
Belinda C. Rose*
Week 5
Bill Boehm*
Ray Brennan
Elizabeth Crapet
Reagan Devlin
Sr. Anne Haarer*
Sheila Harris*
Carolyn Iddings
John Kotlinski*
Barbara LaBate
Cecelia Lavinghouse*
Alan McCaffery
Jeff Mickler
Florence Misselwitz
Larry & Jane Schroeder*
Joshua Solana*
Nancy Triplette
Brett Williams*
Week 6
Roby Baird*
Sheila Banks
Skeeter Butler
Joe Hutnan
Violeta & Jorge LeBron *
Chipp Martin*
Valerie Roberts*
Jorge Rpdriquez
Peggie Steele*
Jean Webb*
Adoration/ Wilfredo Cardona………………..,824-1822………[email protected]
Altar Servers/Susan Donlon………………….824-6625………[email protected]
Altar Society/Church Office…………………..824-*6625………[email protected]
Baptism Preparation…………………………..824-6625………[email protected]
Bread Pick Up/Tom Opiela…………………...825-4178………. [email protected]
Bible Study / Mickey Mickler………………….377-4749………[email protected]
Bulletin Request– Marietta Moser....………...824-6625………[email protected]
Children’s Choirs-Lynne Dupont……………..824-1334………[email protected]
Confirmation-Adults or Youth-Susan Donlon.824-6625………[email protected]
Choir Director - English Judy Bernhard……..540-4605………[email protected]
Choir Director -(spanish)/Maria Hernandez...000-0000………. [email protected]
Diaper Drive/Donna McNary………………….806-2844………[email protected]
Extraordinary Ministers/ Jeanne Karamon…..824-8145………..jeneekaramon@yahoo,com
Facilities Manager/Allen McCaffery…………..824-6625………[email protected]
Food & Fun Friday/ Susan Donlon ……………824-6625………[email protected]
Food Sharing Team A Lydia Quiles ……….. 687-8169………[email protected]
Food Sharing Team B Cheryl Manucy……..824-3403………[email protected]
Gift Shop/Tyra Rousseau………………… ….824-6625………[email protected]
Finance Council /Doug Conlon…………… …808-0649………[email protected]
Holy Orders/ Fr. David Ruchinski.……………262-3200………...
Homeless Donations/Linda & Bob Curran…..000-0000………[email protected]
Hospital Ministry/ Deacon James Swanson…824-6625………[email protected]
Intercessory Prayer Group/ Jo Ann Roy……..571-0156………[email protected]
Knights of Columbus / Ron Miller…………. ...495-5179………[email protected]
K of C Squires / Mike Ryan…………………...797-7418………[email protected]
Ladies Guild/ Virginia Wood..……………… ...315-4741………[email protected]
Lectors/Susan Donlon……………………….. .824-6625………[email protected]
Marian Movement of Priest/Leaugeay McKean…824-6625………[email protected]
Men’s Prayer Breakfast/Deacon Earl Kidwell 819-5451………[email protected]
Ministry of Caring/ Orpha Wiseman………….824-5748………..
Office Manager (Office) Tyra Rousseau……..824-6625………[email protected]
Office office (Espanol) Clarita Opiela………..824-6625………[email protected]
Church Office (Espanol) Doriana Borerro……824-6625………[email protected]
Parish Council Chariman/ Frank Sette…….…940-9039………[email protected]
Prayer Blanket Ministry/Leaugeay McKean…824-6625………[email protected]
Recycle Program/Tyra Rousseau…………….824-6625………[email protected]
Religious Education/Susan Donlon…………..824-6625………[email protected]
Respect Life/Lane Campau…………………...823-8887………[email protected]
RCIA/Susan Donlon……………………… …...824-6625………[email protected]
Rosary Makers/Susan Donlon………………...824-6625………[email protected]
Sacrament of Baptism/ Susan Donlon……….824-6625………[email protected]
Sacrament of Marriage—church office……….824-6625………[email protected]
Ushers/Bob Webb………………………………806-6593………[email protected]
Youth Group (The Warriors)/Gail Gilrain……….687-5536………[email protected]
Vacation Bible School/ Virginia Wood………..315-4741………[email protected]
Wine and Cheese/Anne Gagliardi…………….825-0367………[email protected]
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First Sunday of Lent
Feb. 22,. 2015
RECYCLING FUNDRAISING PROGRAM - ALUMINUM CANS (Beer & Soda cans only) behind the
Knights Hall. Paper Dumpster available in the front parking lot. No phone books, no plastic bags.
Box Tops for Education - Look for the official Box Top for Education on different food products. We also accept coke reward Codes, Sunny D Labels, and Kellogg's Family Reward Codes
Donation Box will be located in the gathering space. For more information contact Karen Town
940-6877
Food Drive - Please bring non-perishable food items for needy families in our community every 3rd weekend of the month. Thank you for your continuing generosity.
Diaper Drive -Diaper Drive for diapers & wipes to be donated to St. Gerard House. We can
only accept donations that are packaged. A basket for your donations is available in the Gathering
Space For more info, contact Donna McNary 806-2844
Food & Fun Fridays - 4th Friday of the Month - San Sebastian hosts a meal from 2pm
–4pm for the elderly and those on fixed incomes. If you have a neighbor or friend who would benefit
from
this
event,
invite
them
to
join
us.
To
Volunteer
.
please contact Susan Donlon at the church office 824-6625 ext 107.
Food Sharing of St. Augustine - An evening meal for the homeless in St. Aug. the 3rd
Tuesday of the month at 2pm. To volunteer for this great community outreach contact Lydia
Quiles 687-8169 or email [email protected]. or Cheryl Manucy 824-3403 or email [email protected].
Donations needed for the homeless in St. Augustine - needed are small travel sizes: shampoo, soap, deodorant, toothpaste, washcloth, toothbrushes, combs, socks, hand sanitizer, Band-Aids, Neosporin, tweezers, nail clippers, razors, sunscreen, sunglasses, adult sizes .
Donation basket located in the gathering space.
St. Augustine Health and Rehabilitation Center, Mass - celebrated every 3rd Friday of the month at 10:00am.
St. Johns County Pet Adoption & Holding Center - A donation basket is
located in the Gathering Space. needs: pet foods, treats, blankets, towels, and toys.
The Corporal Works of Mercy - “People who want to do good things for people in need”.
The following organizations in St. Johns County need your time & talent: Catholic Charities,
Community Hospice, St. Gerard House, St. Francis House, Salvation Army, Council on Aging,
St. Vincent De Paul Society, Habitat for Humanity, United Way of St. Johns, Homeless Coalition, Welfare Federation of St. Johns, & many more. Pamphlets with contact info located in
gathering space.
Prison Ministry - For more information contact Fr. Thomas Walsh at 824-6625
ST. GERARD CAMPUS THRIFT SHOP 1333-3 Old Dixie Hwy. St. Augustine, 904-315-3918