St. Bernadette Catholic Church
1343 Wheeling Road
Lancaster, Ohio   43130
 
Tel:  740-654-1893
Fax:  740-687-5926
 

 

 

Weekly Bulletin
March 7, 2010

 


3rd Sunday of Lent

Today's Prayer

Father, you have taught us
to overcome our sins
by prayer, fasting, and works of mercy.
When we are discouraged by our weakness,
give us confidence in your love.
We ask this
through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son,
who lives and reigns
with you and the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever.   Amen.

Pope Benedict's Prayer Intention for March

for the World Economy
that it may be managed
according to the principles
of justice and equity,
taking account of the real needs
of peoples, especially the poorest.

that the Churches in Africa
may be signs and instruments
of reconciliation and justice
in every part of that continent.

Morning Prayer

BREMEN ST. MARY:   MONDAY - FRIDAY @ 8 AM
ST. BERNADETTE:   MONDAY @ 8:45 AM

Coming Events
  • Sunday, March 7     Third Sunday of Lent

    •   9:15 am   PSR
    •   9:15 am   Confirmation Classes (MPR)
    • 10:30 am   Mass   for Dorcas Carpico (Alten)
    •   5:00 pm   Mass   for People of St. Bernadette parish
    •   6:00 pm   Youth choir practice in church


  • Monday, March 8

    •   8:15 am   Mass   for John Simon (Kiger)


  • Tuesday, March 9

    •   8:15 am   Mass   for Celebrant's Intention
    • 10:00 am   Scripture Study with Sr. Nancy (MPR)
    •   7:00 pm   Prayer Shawl Ministry (MPR)
    •   7:00 pm   Can You Drink from the Cup book discussion – Sister Nancy


  • Wednesday, March 10

    •   8:15 am   Mass   for Mary & Ron Bowes (Bowes)
    •   5:30 pm   Confessions
    •   6:00 pm   Mass   for Msgr. Dittoe (K of C 4th Degree)
    •   7:00 pm   RCIA (MGC)
    •   7:00 pm   Adult Choir Practice in Church


  • Thursday, March 11

    •   8:15 am   School Mass   for Edward Hock (Schwendman)
    • 12:35 pm   "Catholic Insight" 1320 (WLOH) am radio with radio with Fr. Kessler & Fr. Walter
    •   2:45 pm   School Faculty Meeting


  • Friday, March 12

    •   8:15 am   Mass   for Carol Sturgill (Cramer)
    •   7:30 pm   Confirmation Rehearsal


  • Saturday, March 13

    •   8:15 am   Mass   (Father Arter)   for Alice Scott (Sammler)
    •   3:00 pm   Confessions
    •   4:00 pm   Vigil Mass   for William Gundelfinger (Messerly)
    • Confirmation Retreat overnight at Sts. Peter & Paul - Parents & Sponsors Welcome


  • Sunday, March 14     Fourth Sunday of Lent

    •   9:15 am   PSR
    •   9:15 am   Confirmation Classes (MPR)
    • 10:30 am   Mass   for People of St. Bernadette parish
    •   5:00 pm   Mass  
    •   6:00 pm   Youth choir practice in church

Please Pray for:
       
  Adele Gennantonio & family Shelley Johnson  
  Christine Gentry Rita Kilbarger  
  Jim Griffith Carter Klein  
  Blake Haxton Greg Klopfer  
  James Heck Margaret Knox  
  Timothy Heck Tiffany Kohler & family  
  Mark Hedges Diana Krile & family  
  Edward Hock Ann Laukiavich  
  Sue Hockman Joanne Libert  
  Phyllis & Tracie Hunt Cathy Lineberger  
       
       
  Call the church office at 654-1893 or email  
  saintb@stbparish.org to add the name of an  
  individual in need of prayer for healing.  
       

"Catholic Insight" (1320 WLOH AM RADIO) is on every Thursday from 12:35 to 1:00 PM

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St. Bernadette Parish -- Celebrating God's Gifts

Catholic Faith As A Package Deal,
A Seamless Garment

        There are a lot of ways people can be tempted to use our Catholic Faith.   They can take it as a venerable, clear-cut authority structure.   They may use it to buttress Polish or Italian national sentiments.   They may see it as a support for good ethical behavior.   Some see it as a means to secure adherence to old-fashioned cultural standards and life-styles.   For others it is a trove of delightful old folkways.   Sometimes it is seen as an impetus to artistic creativity or as a source of well-appreciated fine art, which delight the viewer or listener.   Some folks think of it as the sponsoring and funding agency for hospitals and social services or for Catholic schools.   Others turn to it to provide a good source of social life in a neighborhood parish or some other Catholic institution.

      Many of these, at one time or another, overlap.   All of them, and probably are good.   And each perspective draws some people to seek full communion with the Church or other people to be respectful admirers.   I delight in each of these ways of looking at Catholicism.   But I know that to find the point of our Faith, to take it seriously as a way of life to live and die for, a person has to look beyond all that usefulness.   Not one of those remarkable things that we can say about Catholicism is the point of our Faith.

      Sometimes some people - including Catholics - get that wrong.   They look to our Catholic Faith to provide particular blessings, but without paying attention to the main point of that Faith.   And it is that main point that provides the only context that makes our Catholicism make any real sense.   That approach is often referred to as the way of a "cafeteria Catholic."   The idea is that the person goes through the cafeteria line and takes the items that attract him or her and leaves the rest alone.   That approach works for cafeterias and buffets.   It doesn't work for faith.   Our Catholic Faith is what you might call a "package deal."   Another way to say it, more biblical and maybe more refined, is that our Faith is a "seamless garment."   Either way you put it, it may sound like a burden to an outsider.   After all, when we shop, we like to have our choices.   In America we have become very much attached to our choices.   But I think it is also more beautiful and more rewarding when we look at the bigger picture of the Faith.

      Taking what you like from our Faith and passing up the rest is not really living the Faith at all.   We do it in the moral life when we say, "I will take marriage, but not being open to having children.   Or I will have children, but I am not interested in the long haul of child-raising."   Or "I will take citizenship, but not the military aspect ... or the tax-paying."   We do it in the Faith life when we want the schools but not the doctrine; we take the devotions or the ceremonies but not the law.   We insist on the social justice teaching, but not the teaching about sexual restraint - or vice versa.   We take Easter and its joys, parties, eggs, lilies, and music, but not the Lenten prayer, fasting, and alms-giving.

      It amounts to saying "I will take faith, but just the parts that appeal to me."   Our Faith is not a buffet table, it is not based on what it can do for us right now.   It can indeed do a lot for us - culturally, socially, artistically, educationally, medically ... in fact, so much, in so many ways.   But these must always be understood as the side-effects, the extra blessings that come with living in the Church.   Pursuing Catholicism for what it can do for our secular lives is like pursuing a friendship just for what it could do for our economic life or marrying just for the social status or sexual satisfaction that it can bring.   The main purpose can sometimes be elbowed aside by the secondary effect.   The effect can be good, but its dominance corrupts the action or the membership, whether in marriage or friendship or in adherence to the Church.

      The things that first attracted me to the Catholic Faith had to do with school, kindly sisters who taught there, beautiful music, pride in our school's teams, pride in my Irish national identity, juvenile fascination with the stories of heroic saints.   All of those things were good and are still attractive to me.   But none is a good basis for Faith.   I believe in Jesus Christ and the salvation he came to bring.   I believe that this gift is uniquely mediated through the Catholic Church with her sacramental life, most especially in the Holy Eucharist, and reliably and authoritatively taught by the bishops who are in communion with the pope, the successor of Peter.

      If I like the pope, that is all to the good.   And I do; when I had the privilege of meeting him nearly twenty years ago, I found him a very thoughtful and impressively humble man.   That does make it easier to respect his office.   But if I hadn't like him, that would not have changed anything fundamental about my adherence to the office of the Bishop of Rome.

      If I am deeply impressed by the way the sacraments are celebrated in the church, that makes it easier to be drawn to them.   But if the music weren't to my liking, the building had a dirt floor and the preachers of my youth were boring or actually bad guys (they weren't), that would not have changed the great gift that the seven sacraments are to my life.

      It does my Irish heart good to know that here were heroic men and women, my ancestors in Ireland, who clung with courageous tenacity to their Catholic Faith through the years of persecution which made them choose apostatizing from their Catholic faith and embracing a variation imposed by the civil ruler or losing their lands.   I think of that with pride when I sing "Faith of Our Fathers."   But I am not Catholic because of my nationality.   And reducing faith to that national identity is a sad mistake.

      I am proud of my Catholic education, and I know the duty to be supportive of the efforts to teach the truth about God and the truth about human beings.   But the schools I attended and the ways they were conducted are not the reason for my being Catholic.

      Jesus and his holy Catholic Church are the reason.   I hope to God I will never forget, will never put one of the side-effects of Catholic life, real blessings though they be, in the place of the Lord Jesus and of his Holy Catholic Faith.   And I ask the Lord's grace to strengthen me to see to it that that Faith itself will always be the point of what I teach and of the way I direct the parishes assigned to my guidance.

Father Kessler      
 

Operation Rice Bowl

Week of Lent
Subject
 Country
First:
   Giving the First Fruits Lesotho
Second:
   Coming down from the mountaintop Bolivia
Third:
   Who am I, that You should send me? Afghanistan
Fourth:
   A Prodigal God Nicaragua
Fifth:
   See, I am doing something new Ethiopia
Sixth:
   The face of Christ in our World United States

Come Let Us Adore Him

      If you can pray for an hour each week in the adoration room help us fill these time periods:
  • Mondays at 11 AM and 3 PM,
          Call Marti Gundelfinger at 654-2277

  • Tuesdays at 2 PM, 3 PM and 7 PM
          Call Marti Gundelfinger at 654-2277

  • Fridays at 8 AM or 11 AM,
          Call Ted Abbott at 654-2680.

Join The Choir?

      Young or old you could be able to help us.   Contact Liz Latorre at 653-8120 if you are interested.

Cancer Patients

      There is A CANCER SUPPORT GROUP FOR ADULTS in Lancaster called CIRCLE OF HOPE.   They offer cancer information and support to newly diagnosed cancer patients and cancer survivors in Fairfield County and adjacent counties.   The Circle meets on the 4th Thursdays at Fairfield Medical Center at 7 PM.   Family members and friends of cancer patients and survivors are always welcome.   For information and meeting schedule contact June Queen RN, MSN, at 740-756-7084 or CircleofHopeCSG@aol.com.   Visit their website: circleofhopecsg.vpweb.com.

About Priesthood ...
During This year For Priests


The Church's consecrated men and woman can live a wide variety of religious lives.   This week we feature ...

DOMINICANS OF THE PROVINCE OF ST. JOSEPH

      The DOMINICANS OF THE PROVINCE OF ST. JOSEPH were founded in 1805 by Fr. Edward Dominic Fenwick, OP.   In 1806, the first priory of the Province was established near Springfield, Kentucky.   It was dedicated to the Dominican saint, St. Rose of Lima.   As early as 1808, Fr. Fenwick began visiting Catholics scattered around Ohio.   The focal point of the Ohio missions was the settlement of Somerset which had about twenty Catholics.

      Four young men were ordained as the first Dominican priests in the United States in 1816.   The first Catholic church in Ohio was built in 1818.   St. Joseph's in Somerset would soon eclipse the mother priory of St. Rose as the center of life in the province.   Beginning, in 1834, it became the provincial House of Studies where for the next seventy years, men would be trained for the priesthood.

      Fr. Fenwick was chosen first bishop of Cincinnati in 1822.

      The intellectual life of the Province had a turning point in 1905 with the building of a new House of Studies in Washington, D.C.   It was raised to the status of Pontifical Faculty of Theology in 1941.   Dominican commitment to the intellectual apostolate continued with the establishment of Providence College in 1917 in Rhode Island,

      Beginning in 1990, the friars of St. Joseph established a Dominican presence in East Africa.   The particular focus of their missionary activity is the formation of candidates for the priesthood.

      Presently, there are friars involved in various ministries such as hospital chaplaincy, media work, education, parishes and retreats - any ministry in which the Word can be preached.   The seed that was first planted by Fr. Edward Dominic Fenwick has grown into a vigorous plant that continues to bear fruit both here and abroad.

Our RCIA

      Keep praying for the parishioners and inquirers, catechists and sponsors who are involved in the RCIA.   The RCIA FOR BOTH PARISHES will meet Wednesday, March 10, at 7 PM in the St. Bernadette Mary Good room.   For information, call Teresa Scarpitti at 740 468-1042.

Serra Club

      Serra is an international group of laypersons named for the Spanish Franciscan Friar, who was an early missionary to California.   Serrans SUPPORT AND PRAY FOR VOCATIONS to the priesthood and religious life.   The local Serra Club meets on 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at Lancaster St. Mary.

      On Tuesday, March 9, the guest speaker will be Diana Fisher.   She is an associate of the Sister of St. Francis of Penance & Christian Charity, and will talk about her journey of faith.   Then on Tuesday, March 23, there will be a holy hour at Lancaster St. Mary with prayers for vocations to the priesthood and religious life.   A short meeting will follow at 8:00 p.m. in the Spirit Center.   Come and bring a guest.

The Catholic Faith on 1320 WLOH


      Tune in to CATHOLIC INSIGHTS, the weekly Catholic radio evangelization program on 1320 AM AND 104.5 FM WLOH in Lancaster, every Thursday at 12:30 PM.   The hosts are Father Kessler and Father Walter.   The program spreads the Catholic message about Jesus and his Church to the people of our community.   Go to www.wloh.net and listen to the archived programs any time.

Spiritual Life: Food For Thought

      Are you a Catholic who stopped learning about our faith after CCD, Catholic school, or Confirmation class?   Our education in faith is important.   We cannot live an adult faith with a child's understanding.   Understanding what we believe, and why we believe, enables us to grow in our spiritual life.   As Catholics we have such a rich heritage.   Explore the Catholic faith at these four presentations at St. Bernadette (in the Mary Good Center) on these Thursdays at 7 PM:
  • Thursday, March 18: "Stations of the Cross"
          by Sr. Nancy and Brian McCauley
  • Thursday, April 15: "Catholic Liturgical Music"
          by Fr. Kessler and Brian McCauley
  • Thursday, May 20: "Spirituality of Icons"
          by Fr. Kessler and Fr. Reade

St. Bernadette School Registration

      St. Bernadette School is holding registration for new students (grades 1-5), kindergarten (1/2 day, Monday-Friday), 4-year old pre-kindergarten (morning or afternoon, Monday, Tuesday & Thursday), and 3-year old preschool (mornings on Wednesday and Friday).   Bring the child's birth or baptismal certificate.   For information, call the school office at 654-3137.

Pilgrimage

      There will be a pilgrimage to the Basillica and Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation in Carey, Ohio on Wednesday, May 5. Meet at St. Bernadette parking lot at 7 AM. Bus fare is $25 and paid reservations must be received by Sat, April 3. Make checks payable to and send reservation to
Margaret Kronebitter
2700 Wayne Ridge Rd
Zanesville, OH   4701-9240.
For information call Rita Merk 654-3255 or Ann Messerly at 654-3447.

Praying Together

      The LITTLE FLOCK CHARISMATIC PRAYER group gathers every Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the St. Mary parish hall.   Everyone is invited to attend.

Bishop Campbell's Radio Show

      Tune in ST. GABRIEL CATHOLIC RADIO 1580 AM for weekly REFLECTIONS FROM THE BISHOP air from 4 to 4:15 PM on Tuesdays of the month.   Streaming audio is available at www.stgabrielradio.com.

$20,000 Could Be Yours ...

      Yes, it could, if you buy your raffle ticket for this year's FISHER CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL BID O'LUCK, which will be held on Saturday, April 24.   Along with the $20,000 cash raffle, there will be a gourmet dinner prepared by Hocking College Culinary School.   There are such great auction items as vacation and dinner packages, women's jewelry, artwork, golf packages, children's items, clothing apparel, gift certificates of all kinds, electronics and much more.   Cocktails and silent auctions will start at 5:30 PM.   The Grand Auction preview will be between 5:30 to 7 PM.   Dinner will be served at 7 PM, followed by the Grand Auction.   Proceeds benefit Fisher Catholic High School.   For info call the school office at 740-654-1231.

If Not Now, When?

      Lent is a season for penance, and that certainly includes going to the sacrament of Penance or Reconciliation.   Please remember that the law of the Church requires us to go to Confession at least once during the year.   But also remember that it is a privilege; it is how the Lord wills for us to have our sins forgiven.   Each of the parishes in our deanery has scheduled a Lenten Penance Service at which there will be several priests available to hear confessions.   If today you hear his voice, harden not your hearts.

  Sunday March 21 at 3 PM St. Bernadette  
  Tuesday March 23 at 7 PM St. Mark  
  Thursday March 25 at 7 PM Logan   St. John
  Sunday March 28 at 3 PM Bremen   St. Mary
  Monday March 29 at 7 PM Sugar Grove   St. Joseph

Holy Fathers Message For Lent 2010

      Pope Benedict XVI's message for Lent 2010 is "THE JUSTICE OF GOD HAS BEEN MANIFESTED THROUGH FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST" (see Romans 3:21-23).   In this powerful message the Holy Father writes, "the Christian is moved to contribute to creating just societies, where all receive what is necessary to live according to the dignity proper to the human person and where justice is enlivened by love."   To read the entire text of the Holy Father's message, go to www.socialconcerns.colsdioc.org.

Way Of The Cross


      On ALL THE FRIDAYS OF LENT at 7 PM St. Mary and St. Bernadette parishes will both pray the Way of the Cross, followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.   You could join in!   And please bring your kids.   This is an important part of their formation in the Catholic Faith.

What Have You Done For Your Marriage Today?


      Visit www.ForYourMarriage.org for resources to "prepare for" and "care for" your marriage.   You'll find DAILY MARRIAGE TIPS, sources of encouragement, information on what makes marriage work, as well as ways to nurture and strengthen your marriage.   This effort of the National Pastoral Initiative for Marriage seeks to weave together the Catholic faith tradition and its pastoral practice, the data of social science, and the experience of married couples, and thus offer guidance and resources in order to promote, strengthen, sustain, and restore marriages.

Operation Rice Bowl

      Today we hear the call of Moses to lead his people from oppression to freedom.   God promises to be with them as they journey to a new life.   Our participation in Catholic Relief Services' Operation Rice Bowl unites us in prayer, fasting, and giving with the millions of people throughout the world who are oppressed by poverty, injustice, war, disease, and lack of education and other opportunities.   Visit orb.crs.org for information.

Bremen St. Mary Parish Fish Fry

      It's a Lenten thing.   The St. Mary, Bremen, Lenten Fish Fry will be Friday, March 12, from 4 to 6:30 PM in the Parish Hall.   A donation of $5 is requested for adults ($3 for those under 12).   This will benefit the Bremen Food Pantry.   Let us know (on the sheets in the vestibule or by calling the parish office) if you would prefer fish or cheese pizza.   We also need to know who can donate a dessert or help with the set up or clean up.   The fish fry will be over just in time to allow us to attend the Friday evening WAY OF THE CROSS at 7 PM.

Fish Fry

      It's time for the Lancaster K of C Annual Lenten Fish Fry Dinners.   They will start on Friday, February 19, and run every Friday through Good Friday, April 2.   Doors open at 4:30 PM and close at 7:30 PM.   $7 @ adult and $5 @ child.   Hope to see you there!

Spaghetti Dinners

      BLESSED JOHN XXIII PARISH, CANAL WINCHESTER, will host ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT MEATLESS SPAGHETTI DINNERS in their social hall on March 12, 19, and 26 from 5:30 to 8 PM.   They will also have a bake sale each Friday.   Ticket prices are $8 for adults and $4 for children 10 and under - with a family price of $25 for an immediate family of 5 or more.   Call the parish office at 614-920-1563 for information.

Lenten Fast And Abstinence

      During Lent, Catholics in the United States
  • ABSTAIN FROM MEAT on Ash Wednesday and on all the Fridays of Lent.   Catholics 14 and older are bound by the law of abstinence;
  • FAST on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday - which means eating only one full meal on those days.   One or two smaller meals may be taken on those days, but may not total one full meal or eat anything between meals.   All adults are bound by the law of fast until they are 59.
Pastors and parents are to see to it that minors who are not bound by the law of fast and abstinence are educated in an authentic sense of penance.

Lancaster St. Marks Devotions


      Talks sponsored by parish marriage and family life ministries, Sundays, 7 PM.   Speakers and topics:
  • March 14:   Pat Quackenbush, "Preserving God's Wonders"
  • March 21:   Bill Pursley, "Praying the Psalms"
  • March 28:   Easter Cantata

"Out of gratitude we share our income for the works of God."

Charismatic Renewal Men & Women's Retreat


      This retreat will take place the weekend of March 12-14 at St. Therese's Retreat Center.   Fr. Larry Hess, pastor of St. Anthony of Padua Church in Reading, PA and author of the HEAVENLY FATHER HOLY CARD FOR HEALING is the guest speaker.   For information or to register, call the Catholic Charismatic Renewal Center at 614-237-7080.

Marriage Preparation   (Pre-CANA)


      Pre-Cana will happen Saturday, March 13 at St. Mark, Lancaster.   The program is from 9 AM to 4 PM, with sign-in at 8:30 AM.   A light breakfast and lunch are provided and dress is casual.   Cost for the program is $60 per couple.   To register, call Tim and Annie Deitz (740) 687-5610.

Men's Retreats


      The Catholic Laymen's Retreat League invites men to spend a weekend at St. Therese's Retreat Center at the League's upcoming men's retreat:

      March 26-28: SILENT WEEKEND RETREAT FOR MEN;   Father Wade Menezes, CPM, will be retreat director and the theme is 'SIN, CONVERSION AND THE CALL TO HOLINESS: A MESSAGE OF DIVINE MERCY.'   For information, call team captains Jack Dyas 614-580-7807 or Bob Muetzel 614-299-7700.

Babysitting Services During 8 am Mass

Mrs. Judy Callahan and Allison Seipel will be starting a babysitting service, Sunday, November 23rd for those parents of children infant to 4 years old during the 9:00 am Mass.   It will be provided free of charge in the preschool classroom.   This service will be offered every Sunday.   Judy operates a day care center out of her home during the week.   If you have any questions or concerns please contact Judy Callahan at 653-8753.

We Welcome New Members:   For Parish Registration, please fill a Form for Registration/Information Changes, available in the lobbies of the Church and School and return it in the mail to our Church Office or place in the collection basket on the weekend.   Also available we have a list of our Parish Ministries.   Please take one.

Parishioner:   If you have any changes (members, address, phone no., etc.), please fill out a Form for Registration/Information Changes and place it in the collection basket on the weekend.   Please notify us if you are moving away.

Parish Hall & Mary Good Center Multi-Purpose Room Reservations:   Please contact Darlene for the Parish Hall and Irene for the Mary Good Center MPR.   We need the exact times the facilities will be used including set-up, tear down, and clean-up time (not just the time the event is scheduled to occur).   We have policies and paperwork that need to be completed.   The Diocese of Columbus is no longer providing insurance for certain events.   If you use the facilities without permission, you will be responsible for any insurance problems that arise.

FLOWER CHART:   Please sign up to sponsor flowers for the altar.   There are plenty of spaces left on the two sign up sheets in the school hallway.   More than 1 person can sign up per week.   Make our altar beautiful each Sunday.   The cost is $30.

RELIGIOUS BOOKS that are for sale in the book rack in the back of the Church, please put money in an envelope and drop it in the offertory basket on the weekend.   Thank You.

Marriage Encounter Weekend dates:

      April 23 - 25, 2010
      July 23 - 25, 2010
      September 24 - 26, 2010
      November 5 - 7, 2010

For more information or to register, call Paul & Marilou Clouse at 740-746-9003 or www.wwmecolumbus.org

Catholic Engaged Encounter Weekend dates:

      April 9 - 11, 2010
      June 11 - 13, 2010
      August 13 - 15, 2010

For more information or to register, visit www.engaged.org or ColumbusEE@aol.com or call Sherilynn Barley at 614-235-1143.

The Cum Christo Movement Weekend dates:

      March 11 - 14, 2010 (Men's)
      April 22 - 25, 2010 (Women's)
      October 14 - 17, 2010 (Men's)
      November 4 - 7, 2010 (Women's)

If you are interested in attending a weekend, please contact Ed Price (614)314-1129 or visit the web site www.cumchristo.org.

 

 

 
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