10/20/2013 - Fata

Staff
Parish office hours are Monday-Friday,
9:00am-5:00pm.
Pastor:
Rev. Gerard Bowen
x 315 or GBowen@sjerc.org
Pastor Emeritus:
Rev. Msgr. Richard H. Tillman
Associate Pastors:
Rev. Ferdinand Ezenwachi
x 313 or FEzenwachi@sjerc.org
Padre Leandro Fazolini, SF
x 320 or LFazolini@sjerc.org
Rev. Gene Nickol
x 302 or GNickol@sjerc.org
Deacon:
James J. Benjamin, M.D
410-730-1543
Associates:
Kathie Armstrong
Religious Education, Pre-K - 6th grade
x 325 or KArmstrong@sjerc.org
Peter Barbernitz, D.Min.
Evangelization
410-964-1430
PBarbernitz@sjerc.org
Shirley Tate Rucker
Business Mgr
x 314 or SRucker@sjerc.org
Wayman A. Scott IV
Youth 7 - 12th grade & Young Adults
x 316 or WScott@sjerc.org
Christopher Youstra
Music
301- 977-3611
Support Staff:
Patty Pelszynski
Parish Secretary
x 312 or PPelszynski@sjerc.org
Jan Shaw
Secretary - Rel Ed
x 324 or JShaw@sjerc.org
MariaElena Howard
Secretary - Hispanic Ministry
x 323 or MHoward@sjerc.org
Michelle Kent
Secretary
x 311 or MKent@sjerc.org
Ken Loje
(President)
410-531-2278
Diane Stack
410-381-8897
Eileen Tydlacka
410-381-2145
Pastoral Council 2013 – 2014
Maria Diaz
410-740-8839
Rich Marcinek
410-997-6729
Ann McHale
410-992-4053
Janet Farrell
410-730-2462
Diedre Gilmer
410-997-4305
James Peters
410-730-1708

Twenty - Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 19-20, 2013
Collection October 12-13, 2013 $ 14,634.37
Social Action Box (St John’s families in need)
$ 1,851.14
ADMINISTRATION
Finance Chair: Bill Gilmartin 410-992-4363
A new Electronic Fund Transfer form is available on
www.sjerc.org > Giving > Electronic Transfer Form.
Please download and return the completed form to the
WL office if you would like to start using EFT or credit
card. Questions? Shirley, 410-964-1425 x 314 or
SRucker@sjerc.org
MASS INTENTIONS and PRESIDERS
+ = deceased
Mon 21st 12:00pm WL + Carol Carey Fr Ferdinand
Tue 22nd 12:00pm WL + Michael Herlihy Fr Bowen
Wed 23rd 12:00pm WL + John D. Otero Padre Leandro
Thu 24th 12:00pm WL + Lillian E. Davis
+ Robert Beaumont
Fr Nickol
Fri 25th 12:00pm WL + Thomas Mahon Fr Bowen
Sat 26th 4:30pm OM Bartlinski family Fr Bowen
5:30pm WL + Nicholas Cirillo Fr Ferdinand
7:00pm WL
en espaňol
Padre Leandro
Sun 27th 8:00am OM + Panfila Manluyang Fr Nickol
Dcn Benjamin
9:00am WL + Pauline Poppe Fr Bowen
9:00am WL
en espaňol
Padre Leandro
10:30am WL + Mary Muffoletto Fr Ferdinand
11:30am OM Martine Honore Fr Nickol
Dcn Benjamin
12:00pm WL + Jimmy Argento Fr Tillman
MINISTRY TEAM
For the weekend of October 26-27…..….….…….......TEAM 4
LINEN MINISTERS
For October ….…………..………Ann McHale & Audrey Marsh
(to volunteer call Eileen Kiefer at 410-740-0673)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
En Français
Lundi
Mardi
Mercredi
Jeudi
Vendredi
Samedi
Dimanche
Readings for the week of October 20, 2013
Rom 4:20-25 (Ps) Lk 1:69-75 Lk 12:13-21
Rom 5:12-21 Ps 40:7-17 Lk 12:35-38
Rom 6:12-18 Ps 124:1-8 Lk 12:39-48
Rom 6:19-23 Ps 1:1-6 Lk 12:49-53
Rom 7:18-25a Ps 119:66-94 Lk 12:54-59
Rom 8:1-11 Ps 24:1-6 Lk 13:1-9
Sir 35:12-18 Ps 34:2-23 2 Tm 4:6-18 Lk 18:9-14
Rm 4:20-25 (Ps) Lk 1:69-75 Lc 12:13-21
Rm 5:12-21 Ps 40:7-17 Lc 12:35-38
Rm 6:12-18 Ps 124:1-8 Lc 12:39-48
Rm 6:19-23 Ps 1:1-6 Lc 12:49-53
Rm 7:18-25a Ps 119:66-94 Lc 12:54-59
Rm 8:1-11 Ps 24:1-6 Lc 13:1-9
Si 35:12-18 Ps 34:2-23 2 Tm 4:6-18 Lc 18:9-14
12:00pm WL
en espaňol
5:30pm WL 4
Padre Leandro
October 26-27 - The SJRC collection will be for
Archdiocesan Catholic Schools

PRAYER CORNER
If you wish prayers for yourself or a loved
one, please call the Parish Office
410-964-1425 x312 and
leave your request.
Please pray for:
Catherine McConville-Wheeler, Pat Schwartz,
Lucille Antonucci, Helen Abitabilo, Connie Bockstie,
Juliette Porter-Mitchell, Candy Olds, Eleanor Bowman,
Loretta Laidler, Melvin Dunbar Jr, Mary Jo Richards,
Elias O’Neal, Valerie Crozier, Wayne Connolly,
Michele Appler, Jackie Lanier, Andrew Nelson,
Renee Enlund, D Swanston-Williams, Jennifer Felder,
Miriam Ariza, Sheila Graham, Trish Weidemann,
Robert Griffith, Clarita Ortega, Penelope Miller, Jennifer,
Carmen Diaz, Evelyne Perry, Clifford Lozell,
Mark Roddy, Richard Fox, Judy Cascio, Janet Quirk,
Daniel Hall, Ben Linzey, Joanna, Jackie Roberson,
Robert Albert, Robert Kelly, Richard Green, Lou Bedolla,
Faith Johnson, Myrna Malveaux, Frank Brown,
Angie Ekwe & Family, Lelia Cruz, Nicolas Franco,
Stepheny Franco, O C Ware, Gladys Ware,
Debbi Bullington, Lelia Cruz, Francesca Woody,
Vera Woody, Nicolas Franco, Stepheny Franco,
Alex J. Green, Steve Johns, Bonnie Block,
Charles Rattley, Barbari family, Fikes family,
Shane Dickens, Vinny Galati, Eric Gill
In Memoriam
Alma Engle, mother of Terri Cole
Clark ‘Augie’ Hart, son of Matthew & Mary Hart
Mass Schedule
All Souls’ Day
Monday, November 4, 2013
Mass of Remembrance
7:00pm, WL
All are invited
All Saints’ Day
Friday, November 1
6:45am, WL - Fr Ferdinand
12:00pm, WL - Fr Bowen
12:00pm, OM - Padre Leandro
7:30pm, WL - Fr Nickol
WEEK-AT-A-GLANCE
Week of October 20, 2013
Sunday:
9:00am &10:30am Religious Education, WLHS
11:30am RCIA, WL office conference room
2:00pm Family Program, OM
7:30pm Discovering Christ, OM
Tuesday:
10:30am Needlers, WL
12:30pm Reading Job Together, WL
7:30pm Knights of Columbus, WL
Wednesday:
4:30pm Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, WL 6,7,17
6:30pm Novena for Most Precious Blood, WL Chapel
7:00pm Spanish Charismatic Prayer Group, WL 4
8:30pm Interfaith Christian Meditation, WL Chapel
Thursday:
6:00pm Hospitality Center dinner, WL
7:30pm Reading Job Together, WL
7:30pm Social Ministry meeting, WL 15/16
7:30pm Mary’s Eucharistic Prayer Grp, WL Chapel
Friday:
7:00pm Charismatic Meeting, WL 17
8:30pm God's Love Prayer Group, WL 6
Saturday:
7:00pm
Prison Ministry, MCI-J
Sunday:
9:00am &10:30am Religious Education, WLHS
11:30am RCIA, WL office conference room
7:30pm Discovering Christ, OM
Pastoral Council and Committee meetings
are open to all parishioners
We invite you to check out
our new website:
www.stjohnscolumbiamd.org
Register online for:
Parish membership
Religious Education & Youth Ministry
Baptism
Discovering Christ program
Knights of Columbus link
You can still access our new website through
www.sjerc.org
Sunday homilies for the hearing impaired can be viewed at http://www.frmd.org

From the
Pastor’s Desk...
Fr Gerry Bowen
Giant in a Crowd
Since drama is made up of life, teaching drama gives one opportunity to teach life. However, I don’t think I ever taught
my students as much as I was privileged to learn from them. One such student was the giant named Jimmy, who walked
into my class in 1963.
Jimmy was one of the ‘special education’ students who was being mainstreamed, and I felt privileged to have him. As it
turned out, he was most definitely ‘special, as he was to educate us all.
Drama students are great fun; they are creative, spontaneous, outspoken and disarmingly honest. However, these very
qualities sometimes get in the way of a thing called consistency. So it was after two months, the only student who had
completed every single assignment was Jimmy. I could only imagine how hard it was for him at times. He was fighting
muscular coordination, as well as speech and vision problems, but he never shirked from any responsibility.
I constantly bragged about him being ‘excuse-free’. One day I called on him, and he looked back at me, smiled and told
me he was not ready to perform. I detected a slight twinkle in his eye. I asked him to stay after class for a moment.
“Jimmy, you were ready, weren’t you?” I asked.
“Yes, sir,” he replied.
“Why, Jim? You did the work, you deserve the credit.”
He shuffled his feet, looked up, smiled and said, :Well I didn’t want the other kids to feel bad. I have more free time than
they do, and I didn’t want any of them to get discouraged.”
As the year progressed, the class became more aware of the good fortune in having a genius in the art of humanity in
their midst. I have asked this question to countless groups in seminars and the reply is always the same: When you see
someone crying, you go up to them and usually say something. What is it you say? Everyone replies, “What’s wrong?”
Jimmy never said that. His question was always, “Can I help?”
One day I sked him why he never asked the same question everybody else did.
“Well, Mr Schlatter,” he said, “I never thought much about it, but I guess I figure that it’s not my business ‘what wrong’.
But if I can help them fix what’s wrong, that is my business.”
We ended every year with a speech and drama banquet modeled after the Academy Awards. The students wanted to
give Jim some special recognition for all he had meant to them.
I gave him a poem to read called Myself by Edgar Albert Guest, which I felt best reflected his unspoken but totally lived
philosophy.
We had saved his moment to be near the end, and after he was introduced, he approached the front of the auditorium
without his book. He wasn’t going to read it; he had memorized it. He smiled and in a slow deliberate manner, touched
our hearts as he read:
I have to live with myself so I want to be fit for myself to know. I want to be able as days go by to look myself straight in
the eye. I don’t want to stand with the setting sun and think of things I have or haven’t done. I want to go out with my
head erect. I want to deserve all men’s respect, I want to be able to like myself. I don’t want to look at myself and know
that I’m a bluster, a bluff and an empty show. I can never hide myself from me. I see what others may never see. I know
what others may never know. I can never fool myself and so whatever happens, I want to be self-respecting and
conscience-free.
First there was total silence, then thunderous applause. Two students went to the podium and hugged Jimmy, after
which they gave him a trophy that was inscribed:
To Jimmy, thank you for the honor and privilege of knowing you. Class of ‘64
Mark Malott as told to Diana Chapman
A 5th Portion of Chicken Soup for the Soul

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Pre-K through 6th grade
Kathie Armstrong 410-964-1425 x 325
Our new website is up and running. You can find out
WHEN the next Family Program meeting is, WHERE the
next First Reconciliation meeting is, and WHETHER there
is a Sunday Morning session. It’s all under
FAITH FORMATION at www.stjohnscolumbiamd.org
us on Facebook
St John the Evangelist Religious Ed
EVANGELIZATION
ARE YOU NEW TO ST. JOHN’S?
Peter Barbernitz, a staff member, is happy to meet with
you at your convenience. Peter can help you register in
the parish, answer questions about St. John’s, fill you in
on all the things that are happening in the parish, and just
plain welcome you to our community! Call Peter at 410
964-1430 or email him at PBarbernitz@sjerc.org .
READING THE BOOK OF JOB TOGETHER –
BEGINS THIS WEEK OCTOBER 15, 17!
We gather after the noon Mass on Tuesdays (about
12:30) and we have another session on Thursday
evenings at 7:30 for those who aren’t retired yet.
Both sessions are at Wilde Lake.
We will read aloud several chapters of the book and talk
about what we hear. Job says in Chapter 3: “Perish the
day on which I was born, the night when they said,
‘The child is a boy!’”.
YOUTH MINISTRY
Chair: Wayman Scott 410-964-1425 x 316
CONFIRMATION
There will be a Confirmation Kick-off make up meeting
for families and individuals who missed the first on
Wednesday October 23 rd at 7:30pm I at WL.
The CONFIRMATION CANDIDACY MASS will be
Sunday October 27 th at 5:30pm. All Confirmation
Candidates and their families are expected to attend.
FUN & FAITH FRIDAY
Teens meet to work on a service
project followed by pizza, games and
giveaways.
Last year we made over 300 care
packages for some of the homeless and working poor in
Howard County and Baltimore.
Next FUN & FAITH FRIDAY is October 25, 7:00-8:30pm.
Please bring packages of water, snack bars, cans with
flip top lids, plastic bags and spoons.
There will be a very special LIFENIGHT &
EDGENIGHT on Sunday October 27 th at 6:40.
We ask that parents attend with their teens.
HC Drug Free Sunday
Teen 2 Teen: a panel of teens describes their
experiences with substance abuse and how they
overcame those challenges and started making healthier
choices. A panel discussion with a counselor will follow.
Prison Ministry
Healing Community Corner
Locking up unprecedented numbers of citizens over the
last forty years has itself made the prison system highly
resistant to reform through the democratic process. To
an extent that few Americans have yet appreciated,
record rates of incarceration have, in fact, undermined
our American democracy, both by impacting who gets to
vote and how votes are counted. By the year 2000, 1.8
million African Americans had been barred from the polls
because so many felon disfranchisement laws had been
passed in states across the country after 1974. Not only
were their votes not counted in that year’s hotly
contested presidential election, but by the next
presidential election a full ten states, according to a
report from The Sentencing Project, had "African American
disenfranchisement rates above 15%," which clearly
affected the outcome of that contest as well.
Sentencing Project, 2013
MUSIC MINISTRY
AUTUMN SING-A-LONG OPPORTUNITIES!
Do you enjoy singing? Want to use your talents in helping
people? Why not brighten others' days with the gift of
song? Join with some of the members of St. John's Choir
to Sing-a-long at one or more of the Assisted Living
Communities we visit throughout the year! The smiles
and singing of those we visit makes it all worth the brief
time commitment required. We need you! Plan now to
come for one or more of the dates! You won't regret it!
Just about one hour ! Singing booklets with words are
provided! If you wish more information or want to sign up
contact Dot Keczmerski, dkeczmerski16@verizon.net or
call 410-740-1407.
Saturday, October 26th, 2013, 2:00pm, Sunrise
Assisted Living Community

Come hear about the work
the US Conference of
Catholic Bishops
is doing for refugee children
in the Baltimore area.
The USCCB has a program to help refugee and other
displaced families. Our own Vicki Cofield-Aber, who is
the lead for this effort, will be giving a talk on her efforts
in this critical area of help for displaced around the
world. This is a global problem that Vicki is working hard
locally to make a difference in individual lives.
This presentation will be in
both English and Spanish.
Come hear about this important work.
Tuesday, October 22, 2013, 7:30pm
WL 10/11
Light refreshments will be offered after the talk which
should last about 45 minutes.
Interfaith Library
Sundays 9am - 1:30pm
Interfaithlibrary.wildelake@gmail.com 410-440-5602
LIBRARY’S 33rd ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE
Today, Sunday October 20 th in the library and in the
lobby
Complete a registration card if you have not done so
already. Borrow books. Choose a gift for the library—
pay for one of the books on the “wish list” and if you like
donate it in honor or in memory of someone. Play the
birthday library game. Refreshments served. Please stop
by!
Celebrating Food,
Beer, Music
Saturday, October 26
5:00pm - 9:00pm, WL 4
Adoration of the Holy Eucharist
will also be available for those interested
from 6:45 until 7:15pm.
There will be Adoration on the 4th
Tuesday of each month at 6:45pm, WL,
before each scheduled KOC Social
Meeting. All parishioners are invited to
participate.
Join the Knights of Columbus in celebrating with a
fun filled evening of German food, Beer, Live Music
and Dance
Featuring TKO Band!
Admission: $ 20
Proceeds benefit the Knights of Columbus Charity
Fund and the Tanzanian Children’s Project
Ticket sales: online: brownpapertickets.com/
event/445637
Our Boy Scout Troop 2010
DIVERSITY COMMITTEE
Chair: Vicki Cofield-Aber; 443-745-8375
LITURGY
Chair: Mike Buckley 410-992-8948
SOCIAL MINISTRY
Chair: Fred Trenkle 410-788-8429
YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY
Chair: Wayman Scott 410-964-1425 x 316
will be selling popcorn after
the Masses during the
next two weekends.
Please support them.
BOOK REVIEW
Navigating Early
by Claire Vanderpohl
on Wednesday, October 30
7:30pm, WL 15/16

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