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Fourth Sunday of Lent Lit. Week 15 March 10, 2013
Fourth Sunday of Lent Lit. Week 15 March 10, 2013

ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH LONGMONT
Mission of the Church
“Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit,
teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, until the end of the age.” Mt 28:19-20
Welcome to Our Guests
Thank you for visiting with us today! To join our parish,
please fill out a registration form found in the pamphlet rack.
Office Hours
Open Monday - Friday: 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Mass Schedule
Saturdays: 4:30 pm*
Sundays: 8:00 am, 10:00 am, & 5:00 pm
Tuesdays - Fridays: 8:00 am
First Fridays: 8:00 am First Saturdays: 8:30 am
Holy Days: to be announced
*Confessions at 3:00 pm
Sacraments
Baptism, First Reconciliation, First Holy Communion, and
Confirmation: Preparation classes are required.
Reconciliation: Sat. at 3:30 pm, parish services for Advent and
Lent, and by appointment.
Matrimony: Call Fr. Frank eight months in advance.
Communion to Homebound: Call Judy Cabrera 720-989-4789.
Sacrament of the Sick, Funerals: Call Fr. Frank.
We Have...
Stephen Ministry: Caring lay ministers who offer supportive
listening. Call Chuck Cooper at 303-834-9970.
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults/Children: Call Becky.
Adoration: On Thursdays from 8:30 am - 8:00 pm.
Bulletin: E-mail articles to bulletin@saintfrancislongmont.org
or drop them off in the office by Monday March 11 at
noon, for the March 17 bulletin.
Staff
Phone: 303-772-6322 ext:
Pastor: Rev. Frank Maroney…..fmaroney@hotmail.com…. 228
Secretary: Marilyn Fleming………………………………...221
Office Manager: Louise Kubier...…………..………………222
Director of Adult Formation: Becky Singer……………….223
Youth Director: Ben Schumann…………………………….225
Director of Religious Ed for Children: Helen Herman……226
Music Director: Michael Kilcoyne…………...contact by e-mail
E-mail at firstname.lastname@saintfrancislongmont.org as listed.
Pastoral Council
Ray Falce, Dennis Graham, Jeanne Kuhn, Arleen Mack,
Richard Mandile, Lola Swedbergh, Reg Valencia
Ladies of the Parish: You are all invited to a salad pot luck
on Tuesday the 12th of March at 11:00am in the Parish Hall.
Please bring a salad to share and invite a friend. Great way to
get acquainted. Cece
Prayer Corner
Please pray for: Our Church Leaders and the Burns Family;
The sick: Michelle Bernardoni, Will Barham, Donna Curtis,
Emilie Delfosse, Marie Elges, Theresa Skillett, Mark Warhola,
and all those listed in the Book of the Sick;
Those in harm’s way: Michael Kauppert, Wesley Larsen,
Andrew Mazzarelli, Nicholas Shallcross, Chase E. Stoner,
and all babies in the womb;
In thanksgiving for the safe return of: Kolin Bernardoni;
And for the repose of the soul of: †Sally Selander.
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Building Campaign
“Growing in Faith, Building the Future”
Goal
Third matching grant
Amount Collected
as of January 27, 2013
% of Goal
$25,000.00 ~$10,000.00 40%
Building Update February 18: We begin our payments on
the Church Building to the Archdiocese on March 1, with a
balance due of about $2,685,000 over the next 15 years. This is
a simplification, as we have 3 loans due, one for 15 years, one
for 10 years, and a deferred loan on the land that will begin
when the 10 year loan ends. Our payments will be
approximately $21,000 monthly. Exact figure will be known
by end of Feb. after interest is computed.
I mentioned on Jan. 13 that we would start taking up a
second collection on the second Sunday of the month to help
pay our loan, but after consulting with the Finance Committee
we have decided to hold off on that until we know how we
stand with our regular offertory and expenses. The challenge
we have is that many of our expenses in our rented building
the last 5 years were covered by our rent, but now we have to
pay our utilities and snow removal and landscaping and
maintenance ourselves, and we don’t have a history of
knowing what those expenses will be yet, so we are estimating
them. So far, the first 6 months of the fiscal year have been
very good for us. We will continue to assess the situation every
month.
We have also been extremely blessed during this
construction period with so many donated gifts that have saved
us construction costs, such as: the crucifix, the stained glass
window, the tabernacle, the tabernacle altar, the new altar, the
baptism font, the statues of Mary and Joseph, the Our Lady of
Guadalupe tapestry, the wooden statue of Mary in the parish
hall from Vietnam, the entire kitchen and tables and chairs, the
statue of St. Francis outside, the meditation garden, and of
course the pews. There have been many other donations that
have helped us make this a reality, and I thank all of you from
the bottom of my heart. If you would like to help with a gift,
please contact me. Fr. Frank
May God bless you and our Church in his Love! Amen.
Upcoming Events
Reconciliation Service...March 11, 6:30 pm
Women’s Salad Potluck…March 12, 11 am
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration...March 16, 5:30 pm
Baptism Class...March 23, 10 am
OUR Center Empty Bowls...March 23, 10:30 am
First Communion & Confirmation Catalog Sales: Religious
Education is offering a fund-raiser for our Building Fund with a
Catalog from Sacco Company with items for First Communion
and Confirmation. Please see Helen for a catalog. Orders are
due March 22.

FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT March 10, 2013
His disciples asked him,
“Rabbi, who sinned, this man
or his parents,
that he was born blind?” -Jn :9:2
Scripture Readings
For the Week of March 10, 2013
Sun. (Year A): 1 Sm 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a; Ps 23:1-6;
Eph 5:8-14; Jn 9:1-41[1, 6-9, 13-17, 34-38]
Mon. Is 65:17-21; Ps 30:2, 4-6, 11-13b; Jn 4:43-54
Tues. Ez 47:1-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9; Jn 5:1-16
Wed. Is 49:8-15; Ps 145:8-9, 13cd-14, 17-18; Jn 5:17-30
Thurs. Ex 32:7-14; Ps 106:19-23; Jn 5:31-47
Fri. Wis 2:1a, 12-22; Ps 34:17-21, 23; Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30
Sat. Jer 11:18-20; Ps 7:2-3, 9bc-12; Jn 7:40-53
Sun. Is 43:16-21; Ps 126:1-6; Phil 3:8-14; Jn 8:1-11
Mass Intentions
Sat. 03-09 4:30 pm LaVerne Franke & †Radford Franke
By Anne Marie Boyer
Sun. 03-10 8:00 am †Julia Woo Ching
By Sharon Omer
10:00 am †Dorothy R. Davis
Ken Davis
5:00 pm The People of St. Francis of Assisi
Tues. 03-12 8:00 am †Josh Pietsch
By Deb Grenzke
Wed. 03-13 8:00 am Fr. John Riley
By the Mark Pilkingtons
†Ken Franke
Anne Marie Boyer
Daniel Spencer
By Parents
Thurs. 03-14 8:00 am †Ed Yusko
By Larry & Gloria Roy
Fri. 03-15 8:00 am Kevin E. Moran
By Medearis Family
Sat. 03-16 4:30 am Theresa & Brian Skillett
By the Krische Family
Next Sun. 03-17 8:00 am †Emma Zawodniak
By Family
10:00 am †Sina Woo Ching
By Sharon Omer
5:00 pm The People of St. Francis of Assisi
APPRECIATION DINNER for Hospital and Homebound
Ministers: We’re so grateful for your ministry, it’s time to say
“Thank you”! All ministers for the hospital and homebound
please come and share a meal and fellowship at an
Appreciation Dinner on Thursday, March 21, from 6-7:30
pm in the Parish Hall. Please RSVP to Marilyn in the Parish
Office – 303-772-6322 x 221.
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Nicolas Colombel (1644-1717)
Pastor’s Corner
Today’s gospel of the healing of the man born blind
reminds us that we must be careful how we interpret
encounters with God and His church. The Pharisees did not
like that Jesus healed on the Sabbath when no work was
allowed. They judged that the healing was a disobedience to
God’s law. But they failed to distinguish between good and
evil in the healing. Instead of rejoicing with the healed man,
they questioned him to find some reason to attack Jesus.
You may sometimes hear me speak about
Protestantism in a critical way. I firmly believe that, although
reform is always needed in the church and in each of us, the
proper way Jesus would want us to work on reform is from
within the church. Luther and other Protestant reformers
were too impatient, too proud to allow time for the reforms
to work from within. They failed to respect Jesus’ prayer at
the last supper, “I pray…so that they may all be one, as you,
Father, are in me and I in you…” John 17:21-22. But, that
does not mean that Protestants, as well as people of other
religions, do not love God and do good things in His name.
They do, and we should honor the good that anyone does,
while always praying that all Christians may one day be united.
Unfortunately, as a world we are still going in the wrong
direction, with more division in the Body of Christ each year.
Individually, we must be careful we do not judge
others (although we always must judge behavior). We judge
actions so that we can learn from them and teach others the
good things of God’s will for us. But only God can judge a
person. Each of us is a pilgrim on the road of life, given
instruction from God down through the ages through His
prophets and Church. Each generation we must apply God’s
teachings to new circumstances in a way that honors God’s
will, always keeping our eyes and hearts open to hear God’s
will. If we do that, we will celebrate with the eyes of faith
God’s incredible love in our lives and in the world. Amen!
Triduum Schedule*
Holy Thursday 03-28 7:00 pm Mass of the Last Supper
Good Friday 03-29 7:00 pm Solemn Service
Holy Saturday 03-30 7:30 pm Easter Vigil
Easter Sunday 03-31 8:00 am
10:00 am
12 noon
Easter Masses
*There are no morning Masses on Holy Thursday (or on Good Friday), and
no 4:30 pm Mass on Holy Saturday or 5:00 pm Mass on Easter Sunday.

ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH LONGMONT
CELEBRATE ST. PATRICK’S DAY
AT ST. FRANCIS of ASSISI
SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 2013
5:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Traditional Corned Beef Dinner
Served from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm
(grilled cheese sandwiches will also be available)
Dinner, beverages and entertainment are included in the price
Entertainment includes:
Authentic Celtic Music, Bagpipes and more…
Deadline for reservations: March 10, 2013
Reservations accepted through the church office
Questions, call Chris at 720.289.8792 or c_tornow@comcast.net
________________________________________________________________________
Please return the bottom portion of this reservation
to the Knights or the church office
Checks payable to Knights of Columbus 1313 or cash
(accepted in the exact amount)
Number of adults (15 or older) _____ $15.00 each
Senior citizens _______ $12.00 each
Number of children (4-14) _____ $5.00 each
Family name: __________________ Phone #________________
Knights of Columbus Council 1313
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FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT March 10, 2013
Religious Ed Helen Herman
303-772-6322 x 226
E-mail: helen.herman@saintfrancislongmont.org
RE CALENDAR:
Class – March 12/13 and March 19/20
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Haven’t received the Sacraments of
First Reconciliation or First Communion yet? Get on board now!
Classes are held for K – 5 th gr. on: Tuesdays, 6-7:15 pm, or
Wednesdays, 4:30-5:45 pm.
Registration Forms: Forms are located in the
pamphlet rack in the Narthex, or on-line. All
late Registrations will require a one week
waiting period prior to attending class.
$25,000.00 MATCHING GRANT: Our church was built through the
gifts of generous people. Some are parishioners, some are not. A
kind donor has offered a third Matching Grant of $25,000.00 to help
pay our Building Fund. I’m challenging RE to collect $1,000.00
towards this match. We are relying on the Stewardship from
Children’s Offertory for this increased pledge. Working together we
are mighty; and we can do this.
We need you all to be a part of this challenge. This may mean
that you sacrifice something to give a more meaningful donation.
Please use the CHILDREN’S OFFERING ENVELOPES for this
pledge!
STEWARDSHIP: Children’s Envelopes are located
on the shelf by where the Scrip sellers are if you
forget yours.
Time – helped with Stations of the Cross, gave up
watching TV during Lent
Talent – Drawing
Treasure – Thanks to the $250.00 donor! Donations
for Feb. 24:$43.65
FAMILIES TO DISTRIBUTE CHILDREN’S ENVELOPES:
We would like to have several families to greet and
distribute Children’s Offering Envelopes before
masses. Your time involvement is to arrive about 15
minutes before mass. You would only be scheduled
once or twice a month.
GOD SIGHTINGS FROM VBS: (Anywhere,
anything, anyone where you saw God at
work.) family, trees, praying mantis, college
leaders, singing, and VBS.
A year to be THANKFUL! THANKFUL for –
belonging...to the family of God, to my good
family, to scouting, or to a special club.
A Nun Grading Papers: The Egyptians were all drowned in
the dessert. Afterwards, Moses went up to Mount Cyanide
to get the Ten Commandments.
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Adult Ed Becky Singer
What other RCIA ceremonies are celebrated during
Lent? The most important ceremonies after the Rite of
Election are the ‘penitential’ ones, meaning those which are
connected with our trying to untie the bonds of sin, in order
to live in the joy of Christ. There are two kinds of penitential
ceremonies. If the adults are unbaptized (catechumens), then
the parish celebrates ceremonies called scrutinies. But if the
adults have already been baptized (candidates) then there is
only one ceremony, the Penitential Rite. This year we have
two young people who are unbaptized, now having gone to
the Cathedral they are called the Elect. We will celebrate a
scrutiny for them this Sunday, March 10, at the 5 pm
Mass.
NEXT BAPTISM CLASS
Saturday, March 23, from 10:00 am-12:30 pm
Please call to register.
Please call to confirm that you can come by Wednesday.
OUR Center: We are scheduled to serve lunch at the OUR
Center on Saturday, March 23 rd . We purchase the food, cook
the meal, serve and clean up. We are usually there from
10:00AM -2:00PM. Please call Cece Donley @303-682-1032 if
you can help. Thank You.
Adoration: Thank you Debbie Beytien for signing
up for the 10:30-11:30 time slot for our Thursday
Adoration. We are still in need of a permanent
Adorer from 3:30-4:30pm. We thank and appreciate
all of our Adorers. Please call Cece @ 303-682-1032.
LOST AND FOUND: A parishioner is missing a prayer book
which was left at the reception area in January. If you
accidentally picked up this prayer book please return it as it has
sentimental value. No questions asked. Your conscience will
feel better too!
Missing a jacket, a child’s coat, glasses or a prayer book?
Please check our lost and found located in the office reception
area or the coat rack for items you may have left at church.
Items not claimed by March 18 will be donated to the Our
Center.
T.O.R.C.H (Traditions of Roman Catholic
Homeschoolers) Bake Sale! Stop
by the bake sale after all
masses, March 16th and
17th. St. Patrick's Day is a
Lenten feast day, so enjoy
a special sweet treat or take home
something savory and delicious! All
Proceeds go to St. Francis of Assisi
Building Fund.

ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH LONGMONT
Respect Life
Healing from Abortion
You are not alone in your search for healing from the trauma
of abortion. There are several programs both locally and
around the Archdiocese, for women and men, that can help
start this process of healing. We have listed a few of these
programs below with contact information and their websites
for more information.
Project Rachel is a post-abortive healing ministry of
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Denver. Although it
is a Catholic outreach ministry, it is open to all who have
been impacted by an abortion.
Contact phone#: (720) 377-1351 or (855) 377-1351
Website: www.hopeafterabortion.com
Rachel’s Vineyard is a weekend retreat which offers a
healing opportunity for anyone, man or woman - even family
members - who have been affected by the emotional or
spiritual pain of abortion.
Contact: Edie @ (303)410-1710
Website: www.rachelsvineyard.org
Forgiven and Set Free is a study and small sharing group
offered by Longmont’s Life Choices. The group meets
weekly over 10 weeks in a confidential location right here in
Longmont. They offer a warm, safe environment for men and
women to explore unresolved feelings and conflicts and to
find healing.
Contact: Lisa Koets (303) 651-2050
Website: www.lifechoices.org
CENACLE OF LIFE (A PRAYER GROUP FOR LIFE):
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church has been participating
in a national effort to end the culture of death
(abortion, euthanasia, embryonic stem cell
research, cloning, and assisted suicide), the
Cenacle of Life. All who wish to participate are
invited to join us Thursday evenings from
8-8:45 pm to pray two rosaries in front of the
Blessed Sacrament. Members of the Cenacle are also asked
to observe one day of fasting each week for this
intention. Scripture tells us that certain evils can only be rooted
out with prayer and fasting (see Mk 9:29). For more
information, you can visit cenaclesoflife.org. or call Mary
Carey at 303-684-9304.
DIVINE MERCY BILLBOARD
Campaign 2013 has begun! Sacred
Heart of Mary Catholic Church is
collecting the tax deductible
contributions again this year. The goal
is to raise $4,215 for two billboards-
Colorado at Broadway and Hampden/Federal, and billboards on
5 Boulder buses. Please pray that these boards touch the hearts
of those who see them, bringing to mind the incredible sacrifice
Jesus made for our salvation! If you are interested in
contributing please make the check out to Sacred Heart of
Mary Catholic Church. Write "Divine Mercy Billboards" in
the Memo line. You can send it or drop it off at 6739 South
Boulder Road Boulder, Colorado 80303.
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Stewardship
FEBRUARY OFFERTORY:.........$76,123.60 (4 weekends)
If you need offertory envelopes, or would like Electronic Fund Transfer or
Credit Card Payment, please call the office.
Sales Earnings
Gift Cards/Scrip 9,343.00 503.55
King Soopers Reload 1,340.17
PrestoPay Proceeds 31.60
Grand Total 1,875.32
Hello Everyone! During Lent we are asked to pray more
which we all try to do. In last week's bulletin the insert on the
seven steps of prayer is excellent. Father Frank encouraged
all of us to try these steps and I hope everyone is. What a
wonderful guide for teaching us how to pray. The chapter on
prayer in our Lenten book study is wonderful and we are
learning so much in our discussion groups, plus an added
bonus, we are getting to know more of our parish family.
Thank You God for all of Your Blessings. We Love You!
Love and Prayers, Stewardship Council
Weekly Schedule
Sat./Sun. 03-09/10 After all Masses Lenten Book Club/ Adult Ed, ClRms
Sun. 03-10 9 & 11 am Knight’s Breakfast/ PH
3:00 pm Girls Theology of Body/ 3rd Gr. ClRm
3:30 pm Confirmation Class/ PH
6:30 pm HS Youth/ PH
Mon. 03-11 6:00 pm Matthew Bible Study/ Adult Ed, ClRms
Tues. 03-12 8:00 am Morning Mass/ Church
8:30 am Exercise Class/ PH
12:30 pm Matthew Bible Study/ Adult Ed, ClRms
6:00 pm RE/ PH & Parent DVD
6:00 pm MS Youth/ PH
Wed. 03-13 8:00 am Morning Mass/ Church
9:30 am Young Mom’s Group/ Adult Ed
10:00 am TORCH - CCM/ PH, 3rd, 4th gr. ClRms
4:30 pm RE/ PH & Parent DVD
7:00 pm ENDOW/ Adult Ed
7:30 pm Choir/ Music Room
Thurs. 03-14 8:00 am Morning Mass/ Church
8:30 am Exercise Class/ PH
6:00 am That Man is You/ PH
8:30am-8pm Adoration/ Church
7:00 pm RCIA/ Adult Ed
8:00 pm Cenacle of Life/ Church
Fri. 03-15 8:00 am Morning Mass/ Church
5:00 pm Lenten Soup & Sandwiches/ PH
6:30 pm Stations of the Cross (RCIA)/ C
Sat. 03-16/17 After Masses TORCH Bake Sale/ Narthex Kitchen
After Masses Lenten Book Club/ Adult Ed, ClRms
—- New Harvest Commitment Weekend
03-16 5:30 pm K of C St. Patrick’s Day Party/ PH

FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT March 10, 2013
Extra Special Specials: Please stock up now and pass the
savings on to the Building Fund!
Product/ Bonus Normal Start End
Denomination % % Date Date
TJ Max/Marshalls
$25,100
9 7 03-09 03-22
AMC Theaters $25 13 8 03-09 03-22
Youth Corner Ben Schumann
UPCOMING EVENTS:
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM:
Sunday, March 10 — Catholicism Series
Sunday, March 17 — St. Patty’s Day Party
CONFIRMATION PROGRAM:
Sunday, March 10 — EVANGELIZATION
JR. HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM:
Tuesday, March 12— T3 Bible Video Series
Tuesday, March 19 — St. Joseph’s Day Party
• High School Program runs from 6:30pm - 8:00pm on Sunday Nights
• Junior High Program runs from 6:00pm - 7:15pm on Tuesday Nights
• Confirmation Program is from 3:30pm - 5:00pm on second Sunday of month
WHAT IS THE SCRIP PROGRAM?? Are you new to the
parish and not quite sure what the scrip program is all about?
Stop by the scrip / gift card counter and check it out. In a
nutshell, you buy gift cards for shopping or dining and the
Parish receives a percentage with each purchase. It really is that
easy! If you don't have a King Sooper's or Safeway
reloadable card, please pick one up. The initial cost is $50 for
King Sooper’s and $10 for Safeway. You can then reload any
amount at the store and it will earn a percentage for our Parish.
Use it for all your shopping and gas needs!
Hungry for something special for breakfast?? Did you know
we have several places for breakfast items? Why not
try: The Egg and I, Perkins, or Cracker Barrel.
Just want something on the run or to take with you?
Why not try: Great Harvest, Panera, Starbucks or
Ziggi's. Stop by the gift card counter for all your breakfast
needs!
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In your Easter Bonnet?? Did you know we have the following
gift cards available for all your Easter
outfit purchases? We have: Kohl's, JC
Penney, DSW, Dillard's, Macy's, Gap/
Old Navy/Banana Republic, Ross/TJ Max/
Marshall’s as well as Walmart and
Target. American Girl for doll outfits! If you
want to use your Kohl's charge card, you may
use our fund-raising gift cards to pay off your
Kohl's credit card charges later. Kohl's is the ONLY retailer
that accepts gift cards to pay off their stores charges.
One day left...March 9
Please remember to use Lefty’s Scrip and mention St. Francis when
ordering, and St. Francis will get a 45% return for the building fund.
Call Lefty’s to order at 303-652-3100 or go to 364 2nd Ave. in Niwot.
Lefty will again expand his delivery to include
anywhere in Longmont for this week.
BASIL FLATS NIGHT DATE CHANGE: Please note: due
to a scheduling change for Confirmation, the Basil
Flats Evening has been changed to MONDAY,
APRIL 22. More details to come soon! This is an
adult evening only. Hope to see you there!

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