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SAINT
MARGARET
PARISH
Seeking a world
transformed and unified in Christ
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Bulletin
for the week of August 8, 2010
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Late
Breaking News
• Eucharistic Adoration
Tuesday,
August 10 after the 8:30 am Mass until 6:00 pm in Saint Margaret
Chapel. Participate in this special day of prayer for vocations
by coming to the chapel to spend some quiet time in adoration of
the Lord.
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A
Special Thank You
To the parishioners of Saint Margaret, The love and
support that you gave the Little Sisters of the Poor
during their visit on July 17 and 18 was a sign of your
genuine charity. The collection amounted to $10,820.50.
Your gifts are truly a sign of God’s loving and caring
providence, which will help us provide the best possible
care for the many elderly in need who come to make their
home with us. Thank you all!
For more information on
volunteer opportunities and events, please visit our
website www.littlesistersofthepoorbaltimore.org.
Our residents of St. Martin’s
Home join with us in promising you our daily prayers for
all your many intentions. God bless you all!
The
Little Sisters of the Poor
and Residents of
St. Martin’s Home for the Elderly
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We Need Your Help
 Eucharistic
Ministers and ushers are needed at all Masses. There is an acute
need for each of the above ministers, and also lectors, at the
noon Mass. Training will be provided and you will not need to
serve every week. If you feel called to serve in this way,
please call Maureen Yantz, 410-638-1828 or for more information
e-mail mmyantz@gmail.com by August
3. The Liturgical
Ministry Schedule will be prepared next week. For those
ministers who do not have e-mail, please call Maureen Yantz by August
3 with any dates that
you cannot serve for the months of September, October, and
November. Thank you for your dedicated service.
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Hooked
On Prayer - A New Ministry
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The story of the Hooked On
Prayer Ministry is a journey that began in
May 1997, when two women had just
graduated from the Women’s Leadership
Institute at the Hartford Seminary in
Hartford, Connecticut. Looking for ways to
“scatter seeds,” who could have
guessed that the gift of a shawl to one
whose heart was broken would start a chain
reaction felt around the world. Some of
life’s most meaningful movements have
the simplest beginnings. And so it was
with this ministry. It happened because
this particular shawl and all that
followed were genuine gifts of love.
Spiraling out from the Divine Love, who
first knit us into being, this creative
endeavor replicates acts of loving
kindness from that source of love within.
Through prayer and meditation, the
original knit-three/purl-three prayer
shawl pattern was created. The pattern is
a variation of the Seed Stitch, symbolic
of “planting” our prayers, and has
three (representing the Trinity) as its
main number. All work begins and ends with
prayer. What comes from that prayer is a
shawl that is lovingly hand knit or
crocheted out of soft, comforting yarn,
blessed by a priest, and wrapped around
the shoulders of some someone who needs
the sort of comfort only the love and generosity of a caring
friend can provide. The finished items
become physical expressions of our prayers, a reminder
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of our love and God’s
blessings. They are gifts like no other
– gifts of hope, of comfort, of peace
and of love.
Saint Margaret Parish is excited to
announce that we will be starting a Hooked
On Prayer Ministry on our campus in
September. We invite anyone (skilled or
unskilled) to come and share your time,
talent and friendship! Our meetings will
take place in the Adult Education Center
Library on the second Tuesday of each
month at 9:30 am. The first meeting will
be September 14th. For more information,
contact Joan Keenan at 410-638-9381.
“A new command I give to
you: Love
one another. As I have loved you, so you
must love one another.”
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Mission
Saint
Margaret Parish of Bel Air, Maryland is
a multi-generational Roman Catholic
Community centered in the Eucharist and
committed to learning, loving, and
living the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
We minister to each other and our
neighbors, locally and globally by:
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praying and celebrating the Sacraments
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growing and mentoring in faith
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fostering relationships that create
belonging, and
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serving with compassion and advocating
for justice.
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From
Father Mike
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 Dear
Friends,
The number of
priests and the shortage of priests – that is the
topic of this column.
I want to look with you
at the available number of Archdiocesan priests for
active ministry. This is a challenging issue. I think it
is important for us to be aware of what is happening in
the bigger Church of which we are part. The Archdiocese
and our Catholic Church in many parts of the world is
facing a crisis with regard to the number of
priests.
First, some background. Cardinal
Keeler, the Archbishop of Baltimore at that time,
recognized that the number of priests was decreasing.
The Cardinal was concerned about how we are going to
continue to provide sacramental and general ministry
throughout the Archdiocese with fewer priests. In the
year 1999, he appointed a committee to study this issue
and make recommendations to him. The committee
(Committee for the Allocation and Recruitment of
Priests) was composed of approximately 25 persons –
priests, permanent deacons, religious sisters, and
laypersons representing all regions of the Archdiocese.
This committee worked for three years and submitted its
report in 2002. The report is titled The Hope That Lies
Before Us. Part One of the report consists of 29
recommendations for fostering vocations to the
priesthood, e.g. each priest and parish seeing this as a
responsibility, opening a house of discernment for
college-age young men who just want to explore the
possibility of priesthood, etc. Part Two of the report
consists of 19 recommendations for distributing
available priests throughout the Archdiocese (nine
counties and Baltimore City). This part of The Hope That
Lies Before Us also contains recommendations for
providing ministry in parishes that would not have a
resident priest.
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The CARA organization (Center for
Applied Research in the Apostolate) did a foundational
study for the above report. CARA
is a professional research firm located in Washington,
D.C. The Archdiocese commissioned CARA to look at
Archdiocesan data on the numbers of priests in recent
decades, to take the year 1999 as a benchmark, and to
forecast the likely number of priests through the year
2015. The Committee for the Allocation and Recruitment
of Priests depended on this data as the basis for its
recommendations.
CARA made two key assumptions in developing its
forecasts.
CARA made two key assumptions in developing its
forecasts. First,
it assumed that priests would retire at age 70.
Fortunately, this assumption has not been totally
accurate because many priests are working in fulltime
ministry beyond that age. These priests have made a
major positive difference and we will see this when
looking at the statistics in next week’s column.
Second, CARA also assumed that there would be 5
ordinations to the priesthood each year. In other words,
there would be 5 new Archdiocesan priests each year to
offset retirements, deaths, and withdrawals from
ministry for various reasons. Unfortunately, this
assumption has also not been accurate. From the year
2000 to 2010, there has been an average of only 3.2
ordinations to the priesthood each year. For example,
this year, the only newly ordained priest for the
Archdiocese was Father Gregory Rapisarda of our own
Saint Margaret Parish.
Next week
I will pick up here and
share specific
statistics which will show the significant, if not
serious, challenge facing the Archdiocese.
share specific
statistics which will show the significant, if not
serious, challenge facing the Archdiocese. By
the way, the Archdiocese of Baltimore is not alone in
this. Practically all dioceses in our country and
dioceses in many other countries are confronted with the
same decline and shortage in the number of
priests.
Father Mike
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 Summer
Jammin' Java Coffee House
Friday, August 20, 7:30 - 10:30 pm at the Adult Education Center
(original church). C’mon out for a free night of cool tunes in
an intimate setting. Contact Ken Spoerl at 443-567-0034 for
further information
Music
Notes
For more
information contact Michael Britt at 410-879-2670, ext
136.
Please see the ministry tables during the month of August
for information regarding our parish music ministry. There are
opportunities for parishioners of all ages to become a part of the
liturgical life at Saint Margaret.
• Adult Choir
• Teen Choir
• Children’s Choir
• Cherub Choir
• Westminster ringers (5 octaves)
• Jubilate Ringers (3 octaves)
• Teen bell choir to begin this fall.
Adult Choir Retreat
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. . Sunday, August 15 at
1:15 pm in Saint Margaret chapel. If
you are interested in joining our Adult Choir, please come to our summer
choir retreat. We will learn new repertoire that will be sung during the
coming season. The retreat will be followed by a covered-dish dinner at
the Adult Education Center.
New Ministry - Youth Handbell Choir
 The
parish music ministry is looking to form a handbell choir for high school
students. Introductory sessions will be held on Monday evenings, August 9,
16, and 23 from 6:30 to 7:30 pm at Saint Margaret church. Music reading
ability is helpful, but not essential. If interested, please call the
music office. Fall rehearsals are tentatively scheduled for Monday
evenings from 5:15 to 6:00 pm at Saint Margaret church. Rehearsals
and performances will not conflict with those for the Teen Choir at Saint
Mary Magdalen.
Summer Jammin’ Java Coffee House
. . . Friday, August 20, 7:30 - 10:30 pm at the Adult Education
Center (original church). C’mon out for a free night of cool tunes in an
intimate setting. Contact Ken Spoerl at 443-567-0034 for further
information.
Eucharistic
Services -
Note
Change
Beginning Wednesday,
August 11, Eucharistic
Services will be held at 6:30 am on Wednesday mornings in Saint
Margaret chapel. Mass will be celebrated on Thursday mornings at
6:30 am.
Lord, I do not ask
for a faith that will move mountains. I pray, Lord, for enough
faith to move me.
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Parish
Notes . . .
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Marriage Moments
Have
you attended a marriage enrichment program in the past year?
What’s stopping you? Perhaps make it an anniversary custom
every year.
See www.ForYourMarriage.org
for possibilities
© Susan
Vogt
Sponsor Couple Marriage
Preparation
 We
are seeking the assistance of married couples of our parish who
are willing to be trained to be “sponsors” for engaged
couples. We ask all married couples to consider serving in this
important ministry. If you would like more information, please
call Marie Dekowski at 410-879-2670.
Catholic Engaged Encounter
Engaged couples attend a weekend retreat that fosters openness
and communication through a series of presentations, private
reflection and dialog time. Catholic Engaged Encounter is an
approved marriage preparation program within the Baltimore
Archdiocese. Upcoming 2010 weekends: Aug. 20-22, Sept. 17-19,
Oct. 15-17, Nov. 5-7. For more information or to register for a
weekend, please visit www.mdcee.org or call 410-439- 4217.
A Lifeline For Marriage
Retrouvaille helps couples through difficult times in their
marriages. For confidential information about or to register for
the program beginning with a weekend on September 10-12, 2010,
call 301-468-6764.
Outreach
Notes
For more information, contact Jane O’Hara at
410-838-6969/410-879- 2670, ext 143, or e-mail at johara@stmargaret.org.
Substance Abuse
Ministry
To celebrate Recovery Month, our ministry will be
sponsoring a very special evening with Dick Prodey,
from Sheppard Pratt, on Sept
13 at 7:00
pm in the Callahan Center. The title of his talk is
Perception of Addiction. Please mark your calendars as
it will be a very informative and enlightening evening
for all.
Habitat For
Humanity
Saint Margaret has two build dates coming up – Sept
11 and 18.
You may participate in one of two ways – either
serve on the build teams or provide food and
hospitality to the workers. If you can prepare and
serve lunch to the workers, contact Pat Stasiak at
410- 420-2852. To actually help build, please contact
Jane O’Hara at the parish office.
Anna’s House
1Mile Walk/5k Run
Lace up your running shoes and enjoy fresh air while
you support Anna’s House! The run will begin at The
Arena Club and continue through the campus of Harford
Community College. The Run will be on Saturday,
Aug 28 at
8:00 am at 2304 Churchville Road. Minimum donation is
$10 for the 1 Mile Walk.
FCCAU Homeless
Shelter
The 2nd Annual Purse Auction will take place on Sept
16-18 at the
Armory on Main Street in Bel Air. FCCAU is now
accepting any purses in good condition. Donations may
be delivered to any Curves location or to Harford
Family House at 53 E. Bel Air Ave., Suite 3, in
Aberdeen.
Each
year Mason-Dixon Community Services collects and distributes
school supplies to income-eligible students throughout Harford
County. They are anticipating an increased need for this school
year and are in desperate need of the following. Please bring
all supplies to the Parish Office:
• Magic Markers, both fine and broad
• Colored pencils
• Highlighters
• Scissors, both rounded and pointed
• Glue sticks
• Index cards
• #2 Pencils (12-pack)
• Wide-ruled loose-leaf paper
• 2” and 3” binders
Communion
at Home
 If
you know of someone who would like to receive Communion at home,
please contact Jane O’Hara in the parish office. Our
Eucharistic Ministers are ready to serve.
Anna’s
House
Summer
Raffle
Winners receive: one bushel of steamed crabs, eight
tickets to club level suite for the Orioles Sept. 15
game, eight VIP passes to the National Aquarium, eight
passes to the Babe Ruth Museum, one nights stay in a
Baltimore hotel, party tub with crab motif, hand
painted crab accessories and other assorted Baltimore
treats. The winner will be announced on Sept. 8 and
you do not need to be present to win. Tickets are $5
for individual ticket or 5 tickets for $20. Contact
Cindy Hanley at 410-803- 1752.
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Adult
Faith Opportunities
Marie Dekowski, 410-879-2670, ext 126, or e-mail at mdekowski@stmargaret.org.
Rite of Christian Initiation for
Adults
Our parish RCIA program is open to anyone inquiring about our Catholic
faith or interested in learning their faith anew.
Consider becoming an RCIA Sponsor
Join us on Wednesday, August
25, from 7:00 to 8:00 pm for
an informal gathering to discuss the role of the sponsor and the RCIA
program.
Join the RCIA Hospitality Team!
Volunteer to be on the rotating schedule to assist the parish RCIA
Hospitality Team in providing a light breakfast for those in our RCIA
program.
Newly Forming
Small Christian Community for couples with young children will be
starting this fall. Details on the day, time and resources used will be
decided by the group.
Little Rock Scripture Study
 The
study of the Gospel of Luke will begin on Wednesday evening, September
8, from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm in the Adult Education Center.
Moses:
Signs, Sacraments and Salvation
The Wednesday morning Bible study group will view and discuss Steve Ray’s
“The Footprints of God” journey of Moses beginning September 8th
from 10:00 am to 11:30 am in the Adult Education Center. If interested
in joining the group for this study, please contact Marie Dekowski (410)
879-2670 ext. 126 or mdekowski@stmargaret.org.
Parish Mission - Save The
Dates!
A parish mission conducted by Msgr. Nicholas Amato will be held November
8, 9 and 10. Save the dates and watch the bulletin for more information.
Marie Dekowski (410) 879-2670, ext. 126 or mdekowski@stmargaret.org.
Bulletin Information
Items for the bulletin should be submitted by 10:00 am Monday for the
following week. Please send to ksaccenti@stmargaret.org.
The name and contact information of the person submitting the items must
be included.
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I Said a Prayer for You Today
I said a
prayer for you today
And know God must have heard
I felt the answer in my heart
Although He spoke no word.
I didn’t ask for wealth or fame
I know you wouldn’t mind,
I asked Him to send treasures
Of a far more lasting kind.
I asked that He’d be near you
At the start of each new day
To grant you health and blessings
And friends to share your way.
I asked for happiness for you
In all things great and small
But it was for His loving care
I prayed the most of all!
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Immediate Need
A volunteer Representative Payee is needed to assist a
30-something male in managing his social Security income. A
strong male role model, fairly close in age to the client, is
recommended. Training and continuing guidance is provided. For
more details, please contact Jackie Novak via e-mail at jknovak70@verizon.net.
Hunger
Doesn’t Go On Vacation
 Please
continue to bring in tabbed canned goods, nonperishable food
items and gift certificates to Mass each weekend. This is a
continuous ministry to the needy of Harford County. The County
Food Bank picks them up every Monday for those in Harford County
that are less fortunate. Please place food items at the entrance
of the church or Callahan Center and place gift certificates in
the collection. You may also drop off items at the parish
office. Thank you for helping with this ministry!
Thinking of the
Priesthood?
Pray and talk to someone you trust. Call our vocation director,
Fr. Austin Murphy at 410- 547-5426, our pastor, Msgr. Michael
Schleupner or one of our associate pastors, Fr Doug Kenney or
Fr. John Cunningham at 410-879-2670. They will be glad to help
you.
Community
Notes
Spanish Language and
Culture
Learn more by taking an introductory class at the College of
Notre Dame of Maryland every Tuesday from 6:00 - 8:00 pm,
September 21 through November 30. For more information, contact
Linda Stiling, SSND, at 410-532-5306, send an e-mail to lstilling@ndm.edu,
American Cancer Society
Needs You!
Volunteer drivers are needed to participate in the Road to
Recovery Program. Volunteers drive cancer patients to and from
medical facilities where lifesaving treatment is given. We have
more than 200 cancer patients with transportation issues in
Baltimore City, Baltimore County and Harford County. To learn
about volunteering, contact Jessie Bernstein at the American
Cancer Society at 410-933-5214.
Register Now To Vote in
2010 Elections You
must be registered in order to vote in this fall’s elections,
which will include races for governor, U.S. House and Senate,
and the Maryland General Assembly. Basic requirements include
being an American citizen, Maryland resident and at least 18
years old by the next general election. The deadline to register
to vote in Maryland’s primary election is Tuesday, August 24.
Call the
Maryland State Board of Elections at 1-800-222-8683 to learn
more.
Thank You
For The Bulletins And
Signs!
• Remember, if you’re headed in
the wrong direction, God allows U-turns!
• The mind is like a parachute. It doesn’t work
unless it is open.
Please
keep sending in the bulletins and messages you see on church
signs.
You may also e-mail this to Karen at ksaccenti@stmargaret.org.
Thank you!
Faith
Formation
Elementary - Marge Troilo
Middle and High School - Karen Clemens
410-879-2670/410-838-6969
Last Chance!
Home Study and First Eucharist books for the past school year are
available for pick-up in the Parish Office until August 20th.
Faith Formation (Religious Education) Registration Packets For 2010-2011
are available on the parish website [ HERE
]. A limited number of packages will be available in the
pamphlet racks and in the parish office.
Catechists Are Needed
Religious Education
teachers are needed for all class sessions - elementary, middle
and high school.
• Are you a faith-filled person who
cares about children?
• Are you excited about being Catholic and eager to
share your faith with others?
• Are you willing to give a few hours a week in
preparation time and class time, to invite
children to learn
about God?
• Are you open to the challenge of learning more about
your faith? • Are you willing to be a
model of what it means
to be a healthy, caring Christian person living in the world
today?
If you can answer yes to most of
these questions, then Saint Margaret needs you!
Call Karen
Clemens, Kim O’Brien or Marge Trolo to learn more.
Confirmation Program
The preparation is changing to a two year process. All incoming
9th and 10th graders this September are invited to enroll in the
Confirmation Program. Enrollment forms are due
by August 16. These forms are available on the parish
website [ HERE ]. Also,
a Parent/Student orientation will
be held in the Callahan Center on August 29:
10th graders from 3:00 - 5:00 pm;
9th graders
from 7:00 - 8:30 pm.
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Education Notes . . . |
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Saint
Margaret
School
Madeleine Hobik – Principal
Elementary Campus 410-879-1113
Middle School Campus - 410-877-9660
Celebrating
A Century of
Scholarship
and
Service
Summer Hours
- School Office
Aug 8-13 ES/MS offices open from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm
Aug 16 Normal office
hours resume
ES: 7:30 am to 3:00 pm
MS: 7:15 am to 3:15 pm
From the Admissions Office
Help us spread the word that Saint Margaret School currently is
accepting applications for the 2010-2011 school year. We still
have available spaces for next school year particularly in 1st ,
2nd , and 3rd grades. There are short waiting lists or limited
openings at other grade levels. Interested parents should call
or e-mail Admissions Director Cecilia Pleiss 410-879-1113 or cpleiss@smsch.org
to find out grade-specific information.
Now that the weather has turned, many of us are anxious to clean
out our closets and get rid of unused items. When you are
cleaning and tossing, keep the Fall Festival Yard Sale in
mind. Remember that every item sold is pure profit for the
school. If you have tired furniture, housewares, toys, video
tapes, craft items or books--let us turn them into money for the
school! Also, novelty glassware can be used for the coin toss
booth. Help us make this event better than ever. If you would
like to help with the yard sale or be on the Yard Sale or Fall
Festival committee, please contact Tracy Geier at tracygeier@verizon.net
or 410-838-0193.
Calling All SMS Alumni
We want to reconnect with as many of our graduates as possible
during our centennial year. If you know of alumni, please direct
them to our school website at www.smsch.org
or have them e-mail Jane Dean, chair of the Centennial
Committee, at djdean44@verizon.net.
 Event
Date
October 18
Save the Date!
The 2010 Saint
Margaret Golf Outing will be held again this year at Bulle Rock
Golf Course! Our Golf Committee is currently looking for any NEW
volunteers to join our group. Your time and talent is needed in
organizing the 2010 Golf Outing!! Please contact the 2010 Golf
Outing chairman, Paul Haigley, via phone or e-mail. Paul’s
contact information is the following:
Home: 410-734-6271 (Note
new number)
Work: 410-753-0838
E-mail: phaigley@comcast.net
The Golf Committee will hold its
first meeting very soon; details will be sent via broadcast
e-mail at a later date! Come join us!!!! Please contact Paul at
your earliest convenience. Thank You!!
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Parenting
Pointers |
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 “When
they failed to find Jesus, Mary and Joseph went
back to J e r u s a l e m looking for him
everywhere.” (Luke 2:45) Have you ever lost
your child - actually or figuratively? After the
panic or grief, often there are parental
recriminations (I should have been more
attentive; I should have monitored his tech use
more closely...) Like the mother in “The
Runaway Bunny,” never stop seeking to connect,
even when your children are grown.
© Susan Vogt |
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Daily
and Weekend Mass
Schedule
Daily: Saint
Margaret Chapel Monday - Friday: 6:30am and
8:30 am, Saturday: 8:30am.
Chapel is open
for private prayer daily 6:30am - 5:00pm.
Weekend: Saint
Margaret Church
Saturday: 4:00pm and 5:30pm,
Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am
and 12:00pm.
Saint Mary Magdalen Mission
Sunday: 9:30am and 11:00am.
Reconciliation: 3:00pm
- 3:45pm Saturdays and immediately following the 5:30pm Saturday Mass
at Saint Margaret Church.
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Mass
Intentions
August 7 - August
15, 2010
| Sat |
4:00
pm
5:30 pm |
James R. Krebs
Tony Strasavih
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| Sun |
7:30
am
9:00 am
9:30 am
10:30 am
11:00 am
12:00 pm |
Arleen Heaps
Madeline Wagner and Marie Wheeler
Frank Evans
Audrey Gordon
Parishioners o Saint Margaret Parish
Dorothy Jane Yount
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| Mon |
6:30
am
8:30 am |
Francis Martz
Janet T. Brulinski
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| Tues |
6:30
am
8:30 am |
Barbara
Van Ruiten (Sp Int)
John Stech
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| Wed |
6:30
am
8:30 am |
Eucharistic
Service
Mary Kelly Reinmann
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| Thur |
6:30 am
8:30 pm |
Mark
E. Wible, Sr.
Kathryn Cobbledick
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| Fri |
6:30 am
8:30 pm |
Carol
Marcin
Joan LaCasse Brannan
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| Sat |
8:30
am
4:00 pm
5:30 pm |
Alice
Kompar
William McKenna
Mary Popera
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| Sun |
7:30
am
9:00 am
9:30 am
10:30 am
11:00 am
12:00 pm |
Michael Guercio
Fred Alter
Denise Benedetto
Parishioners of Saint Margaret Parish
John Stech
Tom and Carol Wiegand (Sp Int -
In Thanksgiving - 1st Wedding Anniversary
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The Parish Office
hours: Monday through Thursday - 9:00 am to 7:30
pm.
The doors are locked at 5:00 pm. Please use the door buzzer for
access.
Friday - 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.
 For
children up to 3 years of age, nursery service is available in
the Pre-school building (next to the church) during the 9:00 am
and 10:30 am Masses and at Saint Mary Magdalen during the 9:30
am and 11:00 am Masses. Trained staff will care for your
children while you attend Mass. This is a free service.
Readings
For
August
15, 2010
The Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
The Power of God among us gives us strength.
Reading I: Revelations 11: 19, 12: 1-6 and 10 She was
clothed with he sun and the moon.
Reading II: 1 Corinthians 15: 20-26 In Christ, all
will come to life again.
Gospel: Luke 1: 39-56 The Magnificat.
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Question of
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1. In your own words, describe the role which Mary played in the
work of Christ.
2. How do you honor and revere Mary?
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141 N. Hickory Ave • Bel Air, MD 21014
Parish Offices
410-838-6969
410-879-2670
Fax: 410-879-2518
Pastor
Msgr. G. Michael Schleupner
Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Francis Callahan
Associate Pastors
Rev. John P. Cunningham
Rev. C. Douglas Kenney
In Residence
Msgr. Martin R. Strempeck
Assistant Pastor
Karen Saccenti
Deacons
John Chott,
James DeCapite
Patrick J. Goles,
Victor Petrosino
Martin Wolf
Seminarian
Steven Roth
Business Manager
Mary Ellen Bates
Director
of Development
Michele Kogler
Music Minister
Michael Britt
Outreach
Jane O’Hara
Adult Faith Formation
Marie Dekowski
Religious Education
Marge Troilo
Kim O'Brien
Youth Ministry
Karen Clemens
Saint Margaret School
Madeleine Hobik
410-879-1113
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The
Pastoral Council
Ann Brecht-Castle
410-893-6162
Dan Berardi
410-420-9114
Connie Brozic
410-734-7789
Bill
Coward
410-893-1958
Ken
Dawson
410-836-8278
Claire Hatem
410-838-6313
Keith Knaide
410-638-1272
Arlene
Novak
410-734-6088
Michael Ostrowski 443-987-7902
Sandy
Peters
410-836-8278
Michelle Sullivan 410-879-1421
Greg Yantz
410-638-1828
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