s Road St. Mary, Pylesville · Ron Bowers • 443-243-5142 ... wish to be more successful in life, ... of you a Very, very Healthy and happy New Year.

St. Mary, Pylesville MASS SCHEDULESaturday 4:00 p.m.

Sunday 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m. & 11:15 a.m.Mon., Tue., Wed. & Fri. 9:00 a.m. Thursday

(Communion Service) 9:00 a.m.Adoration & Devotions Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

1st Friday Devotions Each Month 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

Parish Office: 410-879-4015 / 410-838-7471 / 410-452-5166Diana - ext. 20 • Barbara - ext. 22 • Janet - ext. 24

Fr. Kunkel - ext. 28 • Larry - ext. 25 • Rachel - ext. 23Fax: 410-452-8493 • Website: www.stmaryspylesville.org

https://www.facebook.com/StMarysOfTheAssumptionCatholicChurch

PASTORAL COUNCILPresident, Jim Edwards • 410-638-8325

Vice President, Ken Kiedrowski –410-830-9038Secretary, Eric Rhodes – 443-417-6859

MINISTRIESAdult Education........................... Ron Bowers • 443-243-5142Liturgy ............................................... Lois Fritz • 410-692-5949Maintenance ...................... Larry Glos • 410-879-4015 ext. 25Finance........................................ Sandy Raab - 410-452-5891Christian Outreach ..................... Bob Hoopert • 410-692-4157Family Ministry ................. Mike & Carol Moore • 717-993-2605Health Care Ministry ................. Charlotte Yost • 410-836-1977Respect Life......................... Deborah Brocato – 410-440-6348Parish Activities ........... Barbara Sadler • 410-879-4015 ext. 22Vacation Bible School ............. Rachel Bittner • 717-456-9118Sacrament Coordinator............... Kathy Ayers • 410-836-1141Development ................................ Gary Dumer • 410-879-8213 Evangelization Coordinator….…….Ellen Dumer - 410-236-7871

Parish Council meets 2nd Tuesday of every month.

Boy Scout Troop 811 meets Sunday, 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall. Scout Master: S t e v e S u l l i v a n – 4 1 0 - 8 3 6 -1 3 9 0 .

Knights of Columbus meets 2nd & 4th Monday of the month. Grand Knight – S c o t t F r i e d m a n – 4 1 0 - 6 9 2 - 9 8 1 9 , J S F r i e d m a n 5 9 @ g m a i l . c o m

Telephone Prayer Chain:MD & PA – Dotty Hughes @ 410-692-5800

CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION Tuesday: 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday: 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday:High School Faith Formation 6:45 p.m. - 8:15 p.m.

Confirmation Prep Oct. - May - 6:45 p.m.1st Tuesday of the Month

G .I.F.T. (Growing In Faith Together)A home study program for families with children up to 8th grade.

STAFFPastor, Rev. A. Henry Kunkel • [email protected]

Weekend Assistant, Rev. Lloyd George, S.J.Weekend Assistant, Msgr. Michael Schleupner

Deacon, Rev. Mr. Gary Dumer, Jr. • [email protected], Rev. Mr. Phillip G. Seneschal • [email protected]

Administrative Assistant, Diana [email protected]

Business Manager, Barbara [email protected]

Director of Faith Formation, Janet [email protected]

Youth Ministry/Confirmation, Rachel [email protected]

Choir Director, Irene Yeakel [email protected]

Contemporary Music Coordinator, Kay Wolff Maintenance, Larry Glos

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: by appointment only for both Baptism preparation and Baptism date. Call the parish office at 410-879-4015 ext. 20. One sponsor must be a confirmed, practicing Catholic. Both must be Christians. Attendance at Baptism Preparation Class is required. Parents are encouraged to attend this Class before the birth of their baby.SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: According to Archdiocesan policy, couples are required to make an appointment with a priest or deacon of the parish at least 6 months in advance of the date they plan to celebrate their wedding.SACRAMENT OF THE SICK: Available after all of the weekend Masses and at other times by appointment. This Sacrament of the Sick is intended for those who are ill or infirm. Parishioners planning to enter the hospital are encouraged to receive this sacrament prior to admission. Parish members visit hospitalized or homebound parishioners when notified of their illness. Please be aware that the hospital will not inform us.COMMUNION CALLS: Please call the Rectory if you would likeCommunion brought to a sick member of your family.Daily Adoration: We have Daily Adoration of the Blessed Sacra- ment from 7:30 a.m. until mass begins at 9:00 a.m. Everyone is welcome to join in this special devotion.Food for the Needy: 2nd Sunday of every month.New Parishioners: WELCOME. If you have not registered, registration forms may be obtained from the vestibule of the Church or by calling the Parish Office. If you are leaving the Parish, please notify us.SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Saturdays 3:30 to 3:50 p.m. or by appointment. CRISIS PREGNANCY? (800) 492-5530SUFFERING FROM ABORTION? 410-354-900

1021 St. Mary’s Road Pylesville, Maryland

THE EPIPHANY OF THE FORD

JANUARY 8, 2017

Today’s Readings Readings for 01/15/17 EPIPHANY OF THE LORD 2ND SUNDAY ORDINARY TIME

Is 60:1-6 Is 49:3, 5-6

Eph 3:2-3, 5-6 1 Cor 1:1-3

Mt 2:1-12 Jn 1:29-34

MASS INTENTIONS: JAN. 09 TO 15, 2017

Monday 9:00 a.m.

Anthony & Catherine Kunkel

Tuesday 9:00 a.m. Helen Healy

Wednesday 9:00 a.m. Tyler Smith

Thursday 9:00 a.m. Communion Service

Friday 9:00 a.m. Communion Service

Saturday

4:00 p.m.

Stewart Family

Sunday

8:00 a.m.

9:30 a.m.

11:15 a.m.

Frederick Hartner

Camille Kiedrowski

Daniel & Dorothy Haas

(SI) Special Intentions (B) Birthday (A) Anniversary (H)

Health

PRAY FOR THE SICK: Please notify the Church office if

you are in need of prayer, so that we can include you in our

Prayer List. Please pray for Jack Arthur, Michael Barlow,

William Blackstone, Lawrence Boden, Michelle Bortmes,

JoAnn Brenmeman, Roy Broyles, Aaron Carter, Mary

Cochran, Kemper (Scoop) Cline, Ginger Corvin,, Elaine

Donahue, Kathleen Douglas, Steve Ferguson, Don Green

,Gorden Gosewich, Jo Anne Heaps, Ronnie Heaps, Jill

Hoffinger, David Hudson, John Hufnagel, Scott Jackson, Janet

Jourdan, Michael Kraus, Kelly Lally, Candace Webb Lee,

Elaine Mann, John Meilnik, Katherine Miller, Jim Mixon,

Bart Mohr, Chuck & Susan Pace, Mack Palmer, Genelia

Peagler, Joan Rogers, Bob Ryer, Barbara Schroll, Jodie

Smithson, Jeanne Berg Stith, Shirley Suggs, Bernice Taylor,

Charles & Melissa V., Theresa Wagner, Linda Webb, Michael

Webb, James W. Webb, Diana Weidner, Kimberly Weidner,

Marie Weller, Jim & Bev Wilson, Marie Winterling-Fogarty,

Barbara Wunner.

SCHEDULE FOR WEEKEND OF 1/15/17 Ministry Sat 4 pm

14TH

Sun 8 am

15TH

Sun 9:30

15TH

Sun 11:15

15TH

Priest HK HK MS MS

Lectors J Seneschal R McGraw J Edwards S Alasandro

EM P Fritz A Chaney K Ayers S Friedman

L Fritz T Dieter J Bowman D Friedman

M Washburn S Dieter L Hall M Rudell

M McGraw M Scarff P Seneschal

Server G Arnett A Engel J Devereux P Bittner

H Arnett A Engel J Devereux L Dodson

M Rinaudo S Usselman J Eakes

Sacristan K Stewart B Stewart B Oursler W Eakes

FROM FR. KUNKEL

Nothing succeeds like success, but by the same

token, nothing breeds failure like failure. While all of us

wish to be more successful in life, past experience makes

us well aware of our limitations. No matter what we

want to do for ourselves or for others, we generally feel

handicapped by lack of talent, time, resources,

motivation, or support. Furthermore, burdens of past

disappointments, disillusionment, self-reproach, and

guilt lie heavy on our backs. It is often impossible to get

ahead because there is so much holding us back where

we are.

In this weekend’s Gospel, John the Baptist points to

Jesus as “the Lamb of God, the One who takes away the

sin of the world.” That phrase at first seems odd. What

could this mean? What does it mean that Jesus takes

away the sin of the world? What is this “sin” and how

does Jesus take it away? And what does taking it away

accomplish? Does this mean that there is no more sin in

the world? In practical terms, does this have any

relevant bearing on our lives?

It is obvious that sin has not been removed from the

world. If anything, it abounds all around us! This

cannot, then, be the meaning of John’s assertion that

Jesus takes sin away. Something much more subtle is

actually indicated, something tied in with the goal of

John’s preaching. Both Jesus and John called for

conversion to a whole new way of life. The success of

this transformation, however, would necessitate leaving

the old way behind.

What we learn from the Baptist’s intriguing

assertion is that Jesus, as the Lamb of God, releases us

from the burdens of the past so that we are free to pursue

a new course of life in the future! We can never take

advantage of opportunity if we are anchored to the past.

Nor are we really free to pursue a better life for

ourselves if we are burdened with guilt and self-

recrimination. We cannot move on to future goals if we

keep looking back on the past.

When we put aside our burdens, we are free to go

forward. When Jesus takes away sin, he is not

condoning sin or relieving us of personal responsibility

for our sins; he is encouraging us to lay our burdens

down, get on with our lives, and not get stuck with the

baggage of the past! Think about it!!

SPECIAL THANK YOU! Fr. Kunkel, and the Staff of St. Mary’s

wish to thank you for your cards, gifts

and most of all your prayers. You have

all made the Christmas celebration a

very blessed and holy one. Wishing all

of you a Very, very Healthy and happy

New Year.

SUNRISE COMMUNION SERVICE St. Mary’s offers a Communion Service every

Wednesday at 6:00 a.m. All are welcome to

attend. For more information please contact,

Mike Dodson @ 717-382-4756

INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY

If Harford Co. Schools are closed for the day ALL

meetings, classes and activities are cancelled including Bingo

(no make-up date).

If Harford Co. Schools close early ALL meetings, classes

and activities are cancelled.

If Harford Co. Schools are delayed, all meetings, classes

and activities will be held as usual, including Bingo.

FORMED: The Catholic Faith on Demand

Have you wanted to be able to share more with

others but felt you were lacking in knowledge? We

are excited to announce that St. Mary’s has become

a partner in an exciting 24/7 on-line web based

digital formation series called FORMED, produced

by the Augustine Institute and Ignatius Press. This

series is designed to help adults grow in their faith

at all levels – how we think, how we pray, and how

we live. Better yet, access is FREE to all

parishioners and their families anywhere, anytime

on computers, tablets, or phones. There is also

content for children!

Go to Formed.org

Enter our parish code C9HQ2N

Create a personal account with your user

name/email and password.

Then log in by going to www.formed.org and enter

your User name/email and password.

BAPTISM

Through the Holy Waters of Baptism, we

welcome into St. Mary’s Faith

Community…Landon William Wilmoth, son

of Jerod & Heather.

ALTAR FLOWERS

In memory of Peggy & Ed Davis for their wedding

anniversary by Pat, Joe & Daniel Owens

If you would like to have a loved one either

remembered or honored with a donation of flowers

for the altar please call Sue Dieter at 410-937-4035

YOUTH MINISTRYJ

Middle and High School Jan. 13 Open Gym @ the Fawn Grove Rec. Center 7 – 9 pm Dodge Ball. Bring a friend

FAITH FORMATION R.C.I.A.:

If you know someone who would like to become a

Catholic or is looking for a new church, call Janet

Young at 443-421-3240 to talk about it

Faith Formation/Adult Education: Fr. Robert Barron’s “Catholicism” series presented

by Mr. Jeff Kline

For Faith Formation parents and all adults

In the Hall during the Faith Formation classes

(5:30pm T/W)

Jan 10 & 11

New Episode each week (50 minutes)

Episode Two: “The Teachings of Jesus”

Discussion afterwards.

Celebrations and Congratulations!! Happy Birthday-80’s and over Mary Stewart 84 Jan. 10

Augusta Guerriero 80 Jan. 12

Josephine Leyko 92 Jan. 12

Beverly Wilson 80 Jan. 14

Thomas Burke 87 Jan. 15

Betty Lou Knott 83 Jan. 17

Elizabeth Grier 80 Jan. 27

Robert Groff 85 Jan. 30

Happy Anniversary--25th

, 50th

& over 50 Eugene & Rita Marsiglia 58 Jan. 10

Stephen & Rosalee Bevard 51 Jan. 15

Earl & Diana Weidner 53 Jan. 25

Douglas & Mary Washburn 50 Jan. 27

If you do not want your name(s), and/or your age in the

bulletin please notify Barbara, Ext. 22.

STEWARDSHIP UPDATE

Stewardship Update:

Tobit 12:8. “It is better to give to the poor than to store up gold.”

Treasure – December 25, 2016

Offertory – Envelopes $ 5,534.00

Christmas 10,675.80

Poor Box – Local Assistance 321.05

Mass Attendance 1,254

Treasure – December 2016

Offertory – EFT $8,762.36

Donors 83

Treasure – January 1, 2017

Offertory – Envelopes $4,927.00

Chaplain-Upper Chesapeake 504.00

Solemnity of Mary 1,552.00

Poor Box – Little Sisters 222.55

Mass Attendance 453

The message of stewardship is that God’s gifts, shared, will

always be enough. Thank you for continuing to share your

gifts with the parish, others and the Lord. Your generosity is

deeply appreciated.

Please consider remembering St. Mary, Pylesville in your

will. Catholics of generations to come will thank you for

your thoughtfulness and remember you in prayer.

Contribution Statement 2016:

If you would like a contribution statement (recorded contributors only

(Church Envelopes or EFT) for calendar year 2016 please call Barbara, Ext. 22,

email – [email protected] or fill out this form and return to the

office. Contribution statements will not automatically be mailed. You must

request one.

Name: ______________________________

Address: ____________________________

City, St., Zip Code: _______________________

Phone #: ____________________________

(If you contributed to the Embracing Our Mission campaign or the

Archbishop’s Annual Appeal your statement will be mailed from the

Archdiocese of Baltimore).

**Next Weekend: January 14th & January 15th

Weekly Offering: - Provides a regular predictable source of funding so the

Church can meet its practical responsibilities; cost of facilities,

administration, worship, salaries/benefits, religious education subsidy,

ministries, and miscellaneous expenses. (We encourage all envelope users

to please use your envelopes. This will assist in decreasing the posting

time.)

Catholic School Parish Assessment - Archdiocese of Baltimore: Second

Collection: To partially fulfill the obligation of the People of God to support

Catholic Schools and the unique education they bring to the children within

the Archdiocese of Baltimore. The funds acquired through this special

collection are specifically restricted to use in parish, inter-parish, or

Archdiocesan schools. Please be as generous as you can.

Poor Box: “BirthRight”: The donations to the poor box this weekend will

help support BirthRight located in Bel Air.

PARISH ACTIVITIES

THIS WEEK AT ST. MARY’S Monday, January 9, 2017

10:00am ………..…………………………Belles Mtg

7:30pm ………………….Knights of Columbus Mtg

Tuesday, January 10, 2017

5:30pm ……………………………….…CFF Classes

6:45pm …………………………………..HSFF Class

7:00pm …………………………..Parish Council Mtg

Wednesday, January 11, 2017

5:30pm ………………………………….CFF Classes

7:00pm ………………..Contemporary Music Practice

7:00pm …………………….Boy Scout Leader’s Mtg.

Thursday, January 12, 2017

7:00pm ………………………………...Choir Practice

Friday, January 13, 2017

7:00pm ……………………….YM Open Gym-FGRC

Saturday, January 14 2017

Casserole Pans Returned

8:00am …………Fundraiser Breakfast (Smith Family)

Sunday, January 15 2017

Casserole Pans Returned

10:30am ………….G.I.F.T. Parent/Student Gathering

6:00pm ……………………….Boy Scout Troop Mtg.

Adult Education Ministry Fr. Henry is coming back! We will start a new set of adult education classes on Wednesday, January 25, 2017. The topic for these classes will be “Catholicism: The Pivotal Players”, a new film series by Bishop Robert Barron. Classes will meet on Wednesdays from 7:00 to 8:30pm in the youth room. For more information contact Ron Bowers.

Food Pantry Ministry The food pantry will be open on Saturday, January 21, 2017. In case of inclement weather, the snow date is January 28th. The food pantry volunteers would like to thank the parish for their continuous donations during the year. We recently received a large donation from the Curling Iron. They “adopted” the food pantry as their Christmas family. Thank you, Sue Pardo and staff.

.Belles Quarter Auction Hear Ye!! Hear Ye!!

The Belles of St. Mary are having their 7th annual Quarter Auction on January 22, 2017. Doors open at 12:00pm. Lunch will be available for purchase. Join us for an afternoon of fun. For more information contact Mrs. Lou Hall – 410-452-8512 or Sue Pardo – 410-557-6270. Snow date - January 29th.

World Marriage Day Renewal of Vows Ceremony at all Masses, Feb. 11- 12, 2017 Father Henry Kunkel will officiate. Any married couple may participate and receive a Certificate of Participation. Please let us know if you are participating so we can have a certificate ready. World Marriage Day Reception Fiore Winery Sunday, Feb. 12, from 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. (Snow Date - Feb. 19). Wine tasting, light fare, commemorative wine bottle and glass included. Tickets: Children under 12 - free Children 12-20 - $10.00 Single adult 21 or older - $20.00 Couples - $40.00 *A ticket is required to participate. For tickets or more information, contact John or Bob. Please RSVP by February 3, 2017 to: John McCarty [email protected] 443 – 928 – 2107 Bob McConnell [email protected] Knights of Columbus Breakfast Fundraiser On Saturday, January 14, 2017 from 7:30 to 11:30am the Knights of Columbus will host a fundraiser breakfast to benefit the Smith family who lost their home Christmas day to a fir. The Smiths’ lost everything and do not have any insurance. They are a family of 4 who live in Pylesville. Come help a member of our community! The cost is $8 for adults and $4

for children under 12. If you wish to make a donation you can drop it off at the parish office. All checks should be made payable to “Knights of Columbus” and note in the memo “The Smith Family”. All proceeds will be donated to the family. Thank you in advance.

Sewing Ministry We will have a sewing day on Wednesday, February 15, from 10:00am until 2:00pm. Please bring your sewing machine and your lunch. We will provide snacks and drinks. If you don’t sew, please join us for a fun time. In case of inclement weather and schools are opened late or closed, we will reschedule the date. Please contact Sue Pardo, 410-456-7882 for more information. Thank you

COMMUNITY EVENTS

St. John the Evangelist School OPEN HOUSE St. John the Evangelist School

invites you to its two Open Houses in January: Sun.,

Jan. 29, 2017 from 12:30 pm-2:30 pm and/or Tues.,

Jan 31, 2017 from 9:00 am to 12 pm. Come

#DiscoverThePowerOfSmall. Be sure to visit the

website to learn more about what this “mighty

mouse” school has to offer.

www.StJohnSchoolLGV.org. Or visit us on

Facebook as well to get a real “feel” for the school,

its children and its community.

www.facebook.com/StJohnSchoolLGV.

Married Couples Retreat We, Frank & Elaine Galeone, are sponsoring 2

retreats for “Married Couples”. We have been

running these retreats for over 35 years and the

couples who attend come away feeling spiritually

refreshed and enlightened. The Retreat Master’s

name is Fr. Rick Kramer from the Office of Family

Life in Washington, D.C. and he will lead both

retreats. The retreats will be held at Priestfield

Retreat Center in Kearneysville, WV on March 3rd

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