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Queen of the World Church�
134 Queens Road St. Marys, Pa 15857 �
Phone: 834�4701 / Fax: 834�3422�
Email: qwchurch@qwchurch.com � Website: qwchurch.com�
Music Ministry�
Stephen Toney, Director / Organist �
Peggy Hoffman, Assistant Director �
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Faith Formation �
139 Church St. � Phone: 781�1042 �
Administrative Assistant / Secretary�
Mary Lynn Carnovale...Ext 226�
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Elk County Catholic School System�
Sam MacDonald, President�
600 Maurus Street � Phone: 834�7812�
St. Marys Catholic Elementary School �
114 Queens Road � Phone: 834�4169 �
Deborah Slay, Principal �
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St. Marys Catholic Middle School /�
Elk County Catholic High School �
600 Maurus Street � Phone: 834�7800 �
John Schneider, Principal �
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School Finance Office �
600 Maurus Street � Phone: 834�7812 �
Bob Breindel, Director �
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School Advancement Office � 834�7812�
Susan Jansen, Director�
Jessica Fritz, Director of Communications � 834�7812�
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To read the bulletin online log on to: qwchurch.com�
Go to: News & Events and then click into ‘bulletins’�
Parish office hours: Monday thru Thursday � 9 am to 4 pm�
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Rev. Jeffery J. Noble, Pastor�
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Weekend Masses �
Saturday Evening: 5:15 pm�
Sunday: 7:30 & 10:00 am�
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Confessions�
Saturday: 4:30 pm�
Thursday before First Friday: 4:00�
Parish Care and Concern Prayer Chain�
For those needing prayers, please call 781�3085 or 834�3844.�
Sacrament of Baptism�
Arrangements are to be made in advance at the parish office.
Parents and Godparents attend a Baptismal Preparation Ses-
sion prior to the baptism. �
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Sacrament of Marriage�
Couples planning to marry need to talk to a priest at least six
months in advance of the wedding. �
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Sacrament of the Sick�
Please call a priest immediately in case of illness. �
The homebound are urged to have their names placed on the
Sunday and First Friday Communion lists.�
December 29, 2019�
Page Two� Queen of the World Church, St. Marys, Pennsylvania�
5:15 PM Vincent Lenze Bill Miller, Terry Pontzer, Mary Beth Schaut Eileen Erich
Marissa Ullman Barb Rajchel, Virginia Sorensen, Mary Steele
MINISTERS’ SCHEDULE FOR JANUARY 4th & 5th
Altar Servers Eucharistic Ministers Lectors
7:30 AM Amelia Meyer Paul Baumgratz, Angie Bennett, Mary Ann Facetti Christian Schmidt
Bernhard Schmidt Mary Ellen Frank, Marvin Riddle, Sue Shaffer
10:00 AM Madeline Lanzel Mary Lynn Carnovale, Mary Lee DePrator, Vic Pasi Mike Lanzel
Ryan Sharrow Linda Glass, Terri Lanzel, Amy Rupprecht
Greeters: Please feel free to welcome your fellow parishioners at the Mass you are attending. Thank you for your ministry!
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THE OCTAVE OF THE�
NATIVITY OF THE LORD�
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Monday, December 30th �
7:00 AM + Tom Wittman �
Tuesday, December 31st �
7:00 AM Scripture & Communion Service �
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NEW YEAR’S MASSES�
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 1st �
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5:00 PM Tues Vigil � People of the Parish�
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9:00 AM L&D QW Rosary Altar Society�
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Thursday, January 2nd �
7:00 AM + Lillian Crosman�
6:30 PM Evening Prayer & Benediction�
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Friday, January 3rd�
7:00 AM + William Tyler �
Saturday, January 4th�
7:00 AM + Ken + Mary Ann Gnan�
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EPIPHANY OF THE LORD�
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5:15 PM � Sat. Vigil � L&D People of the Parish �
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7:30 AM + Elizabeth “Betty” Guido�
10:00 AM + Martha, Helen & Bill Wiesner�
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THE SANCTUARY LAMP for the week of�
December 29th burns in memory of�
Chris & Wray Woelfel�
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The Holy Family Sunday � Cycle A�
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Gospel Summary:�
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“‘Rise, take the child and his mother, flee to Egypt, and stay
there until I tell you.’” 725 kilometers. That’s the distance on
modern roads from Bethlehem to Cairo. Assuming one covered
40km a day on foot � ambitious for two young parents and
their infant son � the journey would take well over two weeks.
Of course, the Holy Family didn’t have modern roads. They
would travel through wilderness, fear bandits, run low on wa-
ter, and cross the vast Sinai Peninsula in a reverse of their fore-
fathers in Exodus. Here, in struggle and sacrifice, are the begin-
nings of the forging of the Holy Family. “Joseph rose and took
the child and his mother by night and departed for Egypt. He
stayed there until the death of Herod.” Large Jewish communi-
ties existed in most major cities of the ancient Mediterranean
world, after the collapse of their kingdoms chronicled in the
Old Testament, and Joseph could likely find work as a carpen-
ter. All the same, today’s Gospel reminds us that the first for-
mational years of Jesus as a babe�in�arms were spent in a
strange land. The members of the Holy Family were foreigners,
outsiders, immigrants. The Word became flesh and dwelt
among us. God took on our humanity. He is in solidarity with
our own trials and difficulties. On the feast of the Holy Family,
we honor the special place of the family within society. We are
invited, too, to recall those families who share in the struggles
of the Holy Family in a particular way. We pray for immi-
grants, asylum seekers, and refugees. We pray for all parents
who sacrifice their own well�being and comfort so their chil-
dren may have a better life.�
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Question of the Week:�
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What can you do this week to help someone
in your family feel more secure and loved? �
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Gospel Summary & Question of the Week�
Read Sunday’s Gospel, Mt 2:13�15 �
All Ministers: Always check the website at www.qwchurch.com for any last minute changes to the ministers schedule.
It is the most up to date for the schedule!
Children’s Liturgy of the Word is held at the 10:00 AM Sunday Morning Mass. If your child is between
the ages of 5 years old through to third grade, have them participate in this special Children’s Liturgy.
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VOCATION CALENDAR Please consider joining the Parish
31 Club for Vocations to the Religious Life. �
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30
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Hunter Samick, Tom Stauffer, Violet Vollmer�
31
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Kathy & Jim Herzing, Irene Gregory�
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Dave & Char Gerber�
2
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Vicki Whiteman, Maria & Terry Pontzer�
3
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Laura & Mady Ehrensberger, Rosie Schneider, Delores Frey�
4
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Rose Ann, Steve & Juliana Silveri�
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Ann, Matt & Becky Avery, Rita Peterson�
QUEEN OF THE WORLD PARISH�
MEMBERSHIP FORM�
Name_____________________________________�
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Address� __________________________________�
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Phone No.__________________________________�
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Email _____________________________________�
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Please check one: �
____I am new in the parish & wish to register �
____Change of Address ____Moving out of Parish�
____Want Envelopes�
SURVIVING DIVORCE HEALING PROGRAM�
Surviving Divorce Ministry, a 12 �week group to help those
who are separated or divorced, will run on Wednesdays from
February 12 � May 6, 2020 from 6:30 p.m.�8:00 p.m. at
St. Mark Catholic Center in Erie (Cost � $15 for book/
journal).� Many topics to begin healing will be addressed
through DVDs with experienced presenters and real men and
women who have felt the pain of divorce.� Please call the
Family Life Office, (814) 824�1261, or email:� fami-
lylife@eriercd.org for more information and/or to register.��
A GREAT GIFT FOR YOU AND YOUR SPOUSE�
A great opportunity for married couples to give yourselves the
gift of a stronger marriage. Worldwide Marriage Encounter is
coming to our Diocese, to Grove City, on Feb. 14�16. The
slogan of WWME is: Make a good marriage better! Many
participants attest to how much the weekend meant to them. I
would love to see some of our QW parishioners take ad-
vantage of this blessing. Please give it some prayerful consid-
eration. Call 330�305�9963 or got to WWME.org.�
MARRIAGE IS FOR A LIFETIME�
What better way to show your support of an upcoming
marriage than with a gift that lasts a lifetime: Engagement
Encounter.� The next EE will be held January 24th� through
26
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in Erie at St. Mark Catholic Center. Space is limited and
early registrations are encouraged. �For details, call the Family
Life Office � 814�824�1261 or email: familylife@erieRCD.org .
“A wedding is one day, but marriage is for a lifetime.”�
MARRIED COUPLES CHRISTMAS RETREAT�
Don’t miss the chance to make a quiet and prayer�filled retreat
with your spouse during the last days of Christmas. Married
couples are invited Jan. 3�5 to the St. Thomas More House of
Prayer, 365 Hill City Road, Cranberry, for a Married Couples
Christmas Retreat. The registration fee of $275 per couple
covers all fees, meals and lodging. The retreat is limited to the
first 10 couples, so make reservations now by emailing
retreat@liturgyofthehours.org, or calling 814�676�1910.�
UPCOMING AREA HAPPENINGS �
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�� Monday, 12/30: 6:00 pm � Apostolate of Fatima Holy
Hour at Sacred Heart Church praying the Rosary. �
�� Tuesday, 12/31: 9:15 am � Adoration of the Blessed
Sacrament, St. Mary’s Church, Rosary at 4:05 pm, Ben-
ediction at 4 pm. Special Prayer Hour, 2 � 3 pm.�
�� Tuesday, 12/31: 6:30 pm � ECC Athletic Association
“New Year’s Evening BINGO”. Doors open at 5 pm,
free lunch at 5:45 pm of Sauerkraut, Pork, Hot Dogs and
a dessert. Coverall. Bring a Friend!�
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�� Friday, 01/03: 7:00 am � Adoration of the Blessed
Sacrament at Sacred Heart, Benediction at 4 pm.�
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�� Friday, 01/03: 6:45 pm � Super BINGO, Sacred Heart
Parish Center. Doors open at 4:30 pm, free lunch at
5:30, Early Birds at 6:30 pm. �
�� Saturday, 01/04: 10:00 am � First Saturday Chil-
dren’s rosary at the Housler Residence, 589 Church St.�
�� Tuesday, 01/07: 11:00 am � Blood Drive at Penn High-
lands Education Center until 4 pm. Walk ins welcome.�
�� Tuesday, 01/07: 7:00 pm � Bible Study with Fr. Mi-
chael Gabler in Sacred Heart Parish Center scout room.
No charge! Please bring your Bible. Study will be on
Revelations.�
�� Friday, 01/10: 4:30 pm � St. Leo Fish Fry until 6:30
pm or sold out. Only $12. Chicken Tender Dinner also
available. Next date is February 14th.�
�� Tuesday, 01/14: 6:30 pm � Elk County Right to Life
meeting in the St. Mary’s Parish Annex Bldg. For more
information, contact Mary Bea at 834�3834.�
�� Sunday, 01/19: 1:30 pm � ECC Athletic Assoc. BINGO
Doors open at 11:45 am, Lunch of Sloppy Joes. �
BAPTISM PREPARATION SESSIONS�
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Jan. 7 Queen of the World 834�4701�
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Jan. 22 Holy Rosary, Johnsonburg 965�2819�
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Please call the Church you wish to attend to pre�register. �
Words of Life: In the northern hemisphere, Christmas time coincides with the
longest nights of the year. Let darkness be your friend. Pause amidst your busy
schedule to go outside (even in the cold) and look at the sky. Just ponder your
smallness in this universe.�
NEW YEAR’S MASSES IN THE AREA�
St. Mary’s Church � 4:30 pm Vigil; 8:30 am & 4:30 pm (Jan. 1)�
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Sacred Heart Church � 5:15 pm Vigil; 7 & 11 am (Jan. 1)�
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St. Boniface Church � 4:15 pm Vigil.�
PRO�LIFE PERSPECTIVE � A nostalgic review of the
old year, a clean page on the calendar, a time of hope for the
new year. Respect life issues, however, remain � abortion,
assisted suicide, euthanasia, stem cell research, cloning � and
only God knows what new ones science is producing. Our
work is cut out for us. Become informed and be an evange-
list for the dignity of human life this coming year. If not
now, when? If not you, who?�
� � � � National Right to Life News�
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PARISH BUDGET�
July 1, 2019 thru June 30, 2020……………….…….$737,705�
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Parish Budget to Date………………………….…..$451,568�
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OFFERTORY INCOME for weekend of �
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Regular Envelope …...…………………...……………....$10,661�
Loose ……………..……...……....……………….........…....$1,332�
Children…………………………………………….………….$2�
School Support …………...…..…….………...………........$415�
Utilities & Maintenance..…………………………....……$330�
Memorials………………………………………………….$50�
Christmas…………………………………………………..$55�
Immaculate Conception…………………………………..$105�
Flowers…………………………………………………....$633�
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Total Received…………………………...……………..$13,583�
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DESIGNATED COLLECTIONS OF THE DIOCESE�
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Retired Religious……………………………………...….$265�
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Thank you !�
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Envelopes Used Dec 14/15, 2019………………………...…..426�
Mass Attendance Dec 14/15, 2019………………….……...….826�
ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK�
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BEIMEL TRANSPORTATION INC.�
Gas & Oil Field Trucking�
885�8900 �
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Please patronize the sponsors who appear on our bulletin. It is
through their support that this bulletin is made possible. Business own-
ers interested in advertising, please contact Liturgical Publications Inc. at
800�477�4574 ext 6318, Susan Novosel, LPI Representative or email
snovosel@4LPi.com. Thank you to the businesses who advertise! Please
tell a business when you support them that you saw their ad HERE!�
FAITH FORMATION � LIFE TEEN � YOUTH & YOUNG ADULTS�
Mary Lynn Carnovale, Secretary/Administrative Assistant�
Leslie Gahr, �LifeTeen Coordinator�
Nick Heise, Youth and Young Adult Minister, �
Middle Level Coordinator�
Kathy Cheatle, Elementary Level Coordinator, RCIA Liaison�
For more information, call 781�1042.�
Visit the dedicated website: www.disciples.life and look for the
FORMED subscribe box. Enter you email and wait
for the reply for complete instructions. Or visit
FORMED.ORG and register, then enter the Parish
Code: Y3FYHZ, and your email address.�
INTERPARISH FAITH FORMATION INFORMATION�
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�� December 29 � NO Middle and Life Teen Faith Formation�
�� January 5 � Middle School & Life Teen Faith Formation.�
�� January 8 � Elementary Faith Formation�
�� January 12 � Confirmation Class for Faith Formation stu-
dents only at Queen of the World, 1:00 to 2:30 pm�
�� January 12 � Middle School and Life Teen Faith For-
mation at Queen of the World, 6:00 to 7:45 pm�
�� January 15 � Elementary Faith Formation at St. Mary’s
Campus � 4th Grade will have their Family Night. �
All other students will have regular class.�
�� January 19 � No Middle School/Life Teen Faith Formation�
�� January 22 � Elementary Faith Formation at St. Mary’s
campus, 6 to 7:30 pm. (Pictures of the 2nd and 3rd graders
will be taken to prepare for the upcoming retreats).�
�� January 26 � Confirmation students and sponsors are to
attend the 10 am Mass and stay for class.�
�� January 26 � Middle School / Life Teen Faith Formation
at Queen of the World.�
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�� Confirmation is scheduled at Queen of the World on
May 17, 2020 at 2 pm.�
ROOTED YOUTH MINISTRY�
For teens, 9th to 12th grade at the CYMA/CAVs Gym Build-
ing, 126 Church Street every Monday and Wednesday from
7 to 9 pm. The evenings include fellowship with activities,
and snacks!! Come and enjoy the presence of the Holy Spirit!
Also Check us out on Facebook: Rooted Youth Ministry & on
Instagram: RootedYouthMinistry18. �
ELK COUNTY CATHOLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM�
UPCOMING EVENTS…..�
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January 10th � ECCHS Alumni Spirit Night�
January 17th � ECCHS January Alumni Mass 9:05 am �
January 25th � St. Leo School Reverse Raffle at the Royal Inn
� Tickets are $65 / includes dinner for two and �
entry into the main drawing; 5 � 11 pm.�
� Contact Jamie at 814�594�5308� �
Catholic Schools Week: January 26th � February 1st�
January 28th � SMCMS AND ECCHS information night�
January 28th � SMCES school tours�
SEEKING SCHOOL SYSTEM PRESIDENT�
The DuBois Area Catholic School System is seeking to fill the
position of president, a full�time, 12�month position available
beginning with the 2020�21 school year. For the full position
profile and how to apply, go to https://www.eriercd.org/
schools/Administrator.html.�
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DAILY SCRIPTURE READINGS �
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Monday, December 30th�
1 Jn 2:12�17/Ps 96:7�8a, 8b�9, 10 [11a]/Lk 2:36�40�
Tuesday, December 31st�
1 Jn 2:18�21/Ps 96:1�2, 11�12, 13 [11a]/Jn 1:1�18�
Wednesday, January 1st � Mary, Holy Mother of God�
Nm 6:22�27/Ps 67:2�3, 5, 6, 8 [2a]/Gal 4:4�7/Lk 2:16�21�
Thursday, January 2nd�
1 Jn 2:22�28/Ps 98:1, 2�3ab, 3cd�4 [3cd]/Jn 1:19�28�
Friday, January 3rd � Most Holy Name of Jesus�
Jn 2:29�3:6/Ps 98:1, 3cd�4, 5�6 [3cd]/Jn 1:29�34�
Saturday, January 4th�
1 Jn 3:7�10/Ps 98:1, 7�8, 9 [3cd]/Jn 1:35�42�
Sunday, January 5th � Epiphany of the Lord�
Is 60:1�6/Ps 72:1�2, 7�8, 10�13/Eph 3:2�3a, 5�6/Mt 2:1�12�
Dear Parishioners,�
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� What goes on the weekend
after Christmas? More visiting, more
travel, more eating, more football...at
least I hope so. Christmas is too important to let it slip
away after a day or two. While we may have to go
back to work, or go back home, let us make a concert-
ed effort to continue the joy, peace, and spirit of the
season. I hope that would also include more praying
and more church, that is, more praying together.
When I see the full church on Christmas Eve, and the
nice crowd for the late Mass and the morning Mass, it
just makes me wonder where we’ve failed our people.
How does anyone get the notion that it’s ok to show up
only for Christmas? What kind of God would want
that? What kind of person would only give that? I’ve
never understood that and I never will. I’ve often
wanted to join those who speak to this on Christmas,
nicely or not�so�nicely. But it seems so out�of�place
on such a holy occasion. So, I’d rather address you,
our regulars. Because, for one thing, it’s our job,
yours and mine, to bring them back. Did we pray so
well, with such energy and excitement, on Christmas
as to spark the interest of others? Did someone who
wandered into Church and sat near you say to them-
selves, “Whatever faith drives that person to such holi-
ness, I want that!” Did we SING? Did we welcome
them with a smile? Did we move over to make room
for them? In any case, let us who have returned for
this Feast of the Holy Family realize that the gifts of
Christmas are not yet all unwrapped. They are not yet
distributed. And they are certainly not yet put to use.
Just as Mary and Joseph did everything they could for
the care and the protection of the Christ Child, let us
ask ourselves if we are doing everything in our power
to care for the Lord and His Church. Come, let us
adore Him. �� fr. jeff�
THE FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY�
We now continue our celebration of Christmas.
For us, the season ends on Sunday, January 12
th
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Today we honor the Holy Family. We pray for our
own family and extended family as well as our parish
family. Let us imitate the goodness and example of
the Christ Child; Mary, His mother, and St. Joseph.�
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JANUARY 1
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, THE FEAST OF MARY�
Remember that New Years is a holy day of obliga-
tion for us, the Feast of Mary, the Mother of God.�
Our Masses will be Tuesday evening at 5 pm and
Wednesday morning at 9 am. Please note that this
schedule is different from our normal weekend sched-
ule; instead, we follow the Christmas schedule. See
elsewhere in the bulletin for other Masses in the area.
Be sure to start the new year off with your prayerful
attendance at Mass.�
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FIRST FRIDAY�
This Friday, Jan. 3rd is First Friday. Join us for
Mass at 7 am. Communion calls to the homebound
will not be scheduled this week since we visited eve-
ryone near Christmas. �
Confessions will take place Thursday at 4 pm.�
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BAPTISM PREPARATION SESSION�
Here at QW we will host the next Baptism Prepara-
tion Session for our area. This will be on Tuesday,
Jan. 7th at 7 pm in the Rectory Meeting Room.�
This session prepares all first time parents for the
celebration of Baptism. If it has been more than three
years since you attended, we ask you to attend again.�
Godparents / sponsors are welcome and encour-
aged to attend. But parents may want to attend first
before choosing people for this role so you know its
importance and requirements.�
Please call the rectory 834�4701 to pre�register.�
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MARRIAGE PREPARATION�
For those who celebrated Engagements over the
holidays, we wish you well to begin your marriage
preparation.�
The first step to schedule a wedding at QW is to
talk with Fr. Jeff. That first conversation will enable
you to set a date and know the required process of
preparation. Please call 834�4701. �
Please check our bulletin or the diocesan website
for the schedule of Pre�Cana sessions in our area or,
even better, an Engagement Encounter weekend.�
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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENTDining Room Now Open
Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. 4pm-9pm, Fri. 11am-9pm and Sat. 4pm-9pm
Eat-In or Take-Out • Now HiringFish Frys are still available all year.
We have a Dj Fri. & Sat. 9pm - 1am Karaoke Sunday from 8 to midnight
1221 Bruselles St., St Mary’s, PA814-834-7508
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