March 15, 2020 - St. Jude Catholic Church

Very Rev. Charles E. Notabartolo

PASTOR

Rev. Frank D’Amato

PAROCHIAL VICAR

Very Rev. Albert Dello Russo, JCL

IN RESIDENCE

Deacon Les Loh

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM

Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM &

5:30 PM

Holyday of Obligation:

Vigil: 6:00 PM

Holyday: 7:30, 8:30 AM,

Noon & 6:00 PM

DAILY MASSES

(November through April)

Monday-Saturday 7:30 & 8:30 AM

(May & June, and Sept. & Oct.)

Monday - Friday: 7:30 & 8:30 AM

Saturday: 8:30 AM

(July and August)

Monday - Saturday: 8:00 AM

Rosary following Daily Masses

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturday: 3:00 - 3:45 PM in Chapel

(Other Times by Appointment)

OFFICE

Office Hours: Monday: 1:00 - 4:00 PM

Tuesday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Closed for Lunch 12:00 - 1:00 PM

204 N US Highway One, P.O. Box 3726, Tequesta, FL 33469 Phone: (561) 746-7974 Fax: (561) 743-6127

Web Site: www.stjudecatholicchurch.net

Email: [email protected]

March 15, 2020

Saturday, March 144:00 p.m. William Walker Lynch

by His Wife, Barbara (Fr. Frank)Third Sunday of Lent, March 15

7:30 a.m. Helen Price by Her Family (Fr. Chuck)9:00 a.m. Gerald & Helen Fellows by David Fellows

(Fr. Art)10:30 a.m. People of the Parish (Fr. Albert)

5:30 p.m. Catherine Rozea by Her Daughter Jeannie(Fr. Chuck)

Monday, March 167:30 a.m. Henry Ciabattoni by Stevie Ciabattoni

(Fr. Frank)8:30 a.m. Dec’d Foran & Dekay Families by Family

(Fr. Albert)12:00 p.m. Amy Reilly by Charles & Carole Friel

(Fr. Chuck) Tuesday, March 17

7:30 a.m. Living & Dec’d of Davis Familyby Friends (Fr. Chuck)

8:30 a.m. Komer & Clayton Families by Family(Fr. Albert)

12:00 p.m. Catherine Cannon by Her Granddaughter(Fr. Frank)

Wednesday, March 187:30 a.m. Denis Killane (Fr. Albert)8:30 a.m. Michael Sessions by His Wife, Denise

(Fr. Frank)12:00 p.m. Vi Endter by Her Family (Fr. Chuck)Thursday, March 19

7:30 a.m. Living & Deceased Friends & Familyby Margy Periziani (Fr. Chuck)

8:30 a.m. Louis Palomba by His Wife (Fr. Albert)12:00 p.m. Vi Endter by Moore Family (Fr. Chuck)Friday, March 207:30 a.m. Barbara Fazio by Margy Periziani

(Fr. Albert)8:30 a.m. Harry Wolfington by His Wife, Carol

(Fr. Frank)12:00 p.m. Elizabeth Spiker by Her Mom (Fr. Frank)Saturday, March 217:30 a.m. Thanksgiving St. Jude by Raquel Manon

(Fr. Chuck)8:30 a.m. Alessandra Licchi by Her Parents

(Fr. Frank)4:00 p.m. Helen Quinn by Nancy & Bill Quinn (Fr. Art)

Fourth Sunday of Lent, March 227:30 a.m. Bonnie Campbell DuPont

by Drs. Donald & Lynn Bucalo (Fr. Chuck) 9:00 a.m. Walter & Mary Fellows by David Fellows

(Fr. Albert)10:30 a.m. People of the Parish (Fr. Frank)5:30 p.m. Andrea' Messina by His Wife (Fr. Frank)

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISMWe look forward to welcoming your child into our parish family at St. Jude Catholic Church.

A mandatory pre-baptism parental preparation program is held in the mornings of the second Saturday in the months of January, March, May, July, September and November. No babysitting is provided. The next Bap-tism Class will be on March 21st, at 2:00 p.m.

Registration in the Parish is required. Please contact the Parish Secretary at 746-7974.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGEArrangements should be made at least 6 months in ad-vance and no other plans should be finalized until the parish priest has been consulted. You must be a regis-tered member of the Parish for at least 6 months before making arrangements.

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA)

This process is for those wishing to become a full mem-ber of the Roman Catholic Church. (Non-baptized per-sons, baptized in another faith, baptized Catholics that have not received the Eucharist or Confirmation, or would like updating.) See page 14 of the bulletin.

Parish Office Phone Number: 561-746-7974Parish Secretary: Donna Faranda, Ext. 222Bookkeeper: Sandi Gallagher, Ext. 224Receptionist: Mary Lehman, Ext. 221Facilities Manager: Tom Lehman, 746-7974Deacon Les Loh: 746-7974, Ext. 234

Religious Education Grades K thru 9Pia McCarthy, Secretary: Ext. 231

Youth Ministry & ConfirmationFrank Faranda: 748-8805

Director of Music MinistryLisa Bucheck: 746-7974, Ext. 223

Our Parish SchoolAll Saints Catholic School

Jupiter, FL 33458

Phone Number: 748-8994 Web Site: www.allsaintsjupiter.org

Third Sunday of Lent March 15, 2020

View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com

What was the Samaritan woman looking for in those six men? Pope Benedict XVI wrote that “the woman is made aware of what in actuality she has

always known but to which she has not always adverted: that she thirsts for life itself and that all

the assuaging that she seeks and finds cannot slake this living, elemental thirst…. There comes to light the real dilemma, the deep-seated waywardness, of

her existence: she is brought face to face with herself.” What brings this about is an encounter with Jesus. Pontius Pilate will declare: “Behold the man!” From our own living and elemental

thirst, like the woman at the well, we do just that, giving ourselves to the one who in his thirst

(“I thirst!”) asks us for a drink. We are certain that at last we will “have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ.” Our “hope does not disap-

point.” We will not die in our thirst. The Lord is in our midst. Finally satisfaction can happen;this is the Love we have been waiting for.”

~ Magnificat

The Sanctuary Candle in the Church this week will burn,

In Loving Memory of

“Carmel Browne”By Gifford & Bernadett Weber

The Sanctuary Candle in the Adoration Chapel this week will burn,

In Loving Memory of

“Marie & Bill Brennan”By Their Loving Daughter, Christine

Readings for next Sunday, Fourth Sunday of Lent

March 22, 2020

First Reading: 1 Samuel 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13aResponsorial Psalm: Psalm 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6

Second Reading: Ephesians 5:8-14 Gospel: John 9:1-41

We are most grateful to those who have responded to the Diocesan Services

Appeal. $295,635.24 has been pledged.St. Jude Catholic Church’s Goal this year for the 2020 Diocesan Services Appeal is

$311,000. Thank You for your continued generosity!

Sacrificial Giving March 8th Offertory: $ 26,113.322nd Collection: $ 5,435.79

Lisa Altilio, Tom April, Ronald Bedard, James Brophy, Kevin Bunker, Margaret Christiano, Mary Clark, Katie Cochran, Frank DeNicola, Larry Devine, Helene DiBlasi, Michael Elliott, Virginia Essay, Barbara Fakier, Ed Feiner, Lloyd Findley, Richard Flood, Julie V. Foley, Blaine Fresco, Mark Friedel, Mary Geraci, Michael Girard, Erin Gress, Frank Gunther, Kevin Halli-gan, Kathleen Hoffman, Ruddy Hope, George Lewis, Holly Letendre, Stephen Lombardi, Paul

McGorry, Ruth Michels, Bo Minogue, Fred & Mary Lou Montanari, Patrick Mooney, Walt Osborne, Frank Palmieri, Robert Perry, Hunter Pugliese, John Reddan, Thomas Riordan, Sheila Sulentic, Jill Taylor, Carlos Var-gas, Fr. Tom Vengayil, Julia Walas, Carly Rose Walker, Dorothy Wisnewski, Sue Young, James Zullo. Please call the Parish office with your requests for our sick. Their name will be removed after two weeks if we do not hear from you.

Thank You for your continued generosity!

Capital Campaign Goal: $ 750,000.00Received to Date: $ 227,935.00


In an effort to take precautions to prevent the spread of infectious diseases, I am asking our Parishioners to not shake hands at the Sign of Peace. If you are sick, please refrain from coming to Church. Thank you. Father Chuck

9995 North Military Trail Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33410

Telephone (561) 775-9500

www.DiocesePB.org

DIOCESE OF PALM BEACH NOTIFICATION

DIOCESE OF PALM BEACH CONTINUES TO MONITOR DEVELOPMENTS RELATED TO CORONAVIRUS

March 3, 2020

Although there are currently no known outbreaks or local infections in the area of the Diocese of Palm Beach, the diocese continues to closely monitor the developments related to coronavirus (COVID-19). Protocols for medical emergencies are reviewed and updated as necessary in compliance with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the Florida Department of Health.

Please take precautionary measures to prevent the spread of respiratory infection. The CDC suggests such ac-tions as avoid close contact with people who are sick; avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth; stay home when you are sick; cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash; clean and disin-fect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe; and wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.

Precautions that parishes that can employ, at the pastor’s discretion, include the temporary suspension of 1) the minor chalices used for the distribution of the Precious Blood, 2) the communal Sign of Peace (kissing or shak-ing of hands) and, 3) the greeting before Mass. Parishes may also empty the holy water fonts at the church doors and can encourage the use of anti-bacterial soap by the Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion before and after distribution of the host. Also, parishioners may choose not to hold hands during the recitation/chanting of the Our Father. It is still left to the discretion of the communicant how they wish to receive the Host. As the dis-tribution of Holy Communion involves contact with both the mouth and hands, any Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion who feels uncomfortable distributing Communion should be allowed to temporarily step down from ministry.

It is important to remember, if you are sick, you are encouraged to stay home. A Diocese of Palm Beach Tele-vised Catholic Mass ministry is available for the community if you are not able to attend Mass. The Televised Catholic Mass can be found on CW34 at 10:30 a.m. every Sunday, on www.DiocesePB.org or on Facebook at @DiocesePB.

In addition, the Diocese of Palm Beach Office of Catholic Schools continues to monitor developments related to coronavirus and as always, upholds the safety of the Diocese of Palm Beach faculty, staff, students and families as a top priority. Updates regarding how coronavirus could impact the schools of the Diocese of Palm Beach can be found on www.DiocesePBSchools.org or on the Office of Catholic School’s Facebook, Instagram and Twit-ter accounts @DoPBCatholicSchools.

The Diocese of Palm Beach will continue to address concerns related to coronavirus, including promoting awareness and initiating additional responses if necessary. Updates regarding how the COVID-19 could affect parishes and schools in the diocese can be found at www.DiocesePB.org and on the diocese’s Facebook page @DiocesePB. Please also join us in praying for all those who are affected by this outbreak.


“For all of you who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ.” Galatians 3:27

The Community of St. Jude is pleased to welcome the recently baptized into our Parish Family!

Fiona Ake-Dugan (2-23-20)Nina Ake-Dugan (2-23-20)

Desmond Ake-Dugan (2-23-20)~ Children of Roger Ake & Kyle Dugan

Emily Jane Mattson (3-8-20) ~ Daughter of Michael & Jennifer Mattson

Mila Rose Rupp (2-16-20)~Daughter of Jerrold Rupp & Mckella Rossetti

“Consider a Gift of Flowers for our Easter Altar in Memory or

In Honor of a Loved One.”All those making donations of $15

or more will have the name of your

loved ones placed in our

Bulletin after Easter.

You may either use the Easter Flower

envelopes in your monthly packet with

the names printed on the envelope or

pick up an envelope at the Church

on the tables behind the back pews.

Thank you!


Saturday, April 18, 202010:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

St. Jude Catholic Church204 North U. S. Highway 1

TequestaIn the West Parking Lot

All are invited!Enjoy Beautiful Cars - Delicious Food and Cold Beverages

If you are interested in showing your vehicle please:email s udescarshow@ mail.com

This event is sponsored by:Knights of Columbus Council 6569

St Jude’s Council of Catholic WomenSt Jude’s Student Ministries

The next meeting will be this Wednesday, March 18th in the Parish Center.The meeting will follow Mass which will be celebrated at 10:00 a.m.

in the Church. The Rosary will begin at 9:45 a.m.Please bring a bag lunch. Coffee, tea and water will be provided.

Do you ever wonder what really happens to your garbage and recycling? Whether you throw it out, recycle it, or flush it away the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County puts your garbage to work for you! Ray Schauer, Director of Facility Contract Operations at the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County will be giving a presentation at the Meeting intended to answer all the questions you’ve ever had about your gar-bage. The presentation will provide a brief history of the Solid Waste Authority and detailed explanations of the components of the Authority’s award winning integrated solid waste management system. These compo-nents, including the recycling processing facility and the waste to energy facilities, provide for the efficient, cost effective and environmentally sustainable disposal of the 2.3 million tons of waste that is generated by the residents and businesses of Palm Beach County every year!

Save the date! Our Spring Luncheon will be at the Wyndham Grand, Jupiter at Harbourside Place on Wednesday, April 15th! More information will follow.

Our meetings are open to all of the women of the Parish. Come join us and meet a group of wonderful women!


Friday, March 20th ~ Rosary begins at 6:00 p.m.St. Jude Parish Center

RSVP ~ REQUESTED PLEASEFor food planning purposes please call Pia by March 17th at

(561) 746-7974 (Ext. 231)

St. James Church burns down ~ and battle lines are quickly drawn between the church and the commu-nity as the Pastor now finds himself at odds with his longtime friend ~ the president of the neighboring school. Facing a legal battle, the Pastor seeks help from his estranged brother ~ a big city lawyer and

atheist ~ in a fight to help rebuild the Church.

Sponsored by Knights of Columbus Msgr. Jerome Reddy Council #6569

1 Hour and 46 Minute Feature Film…..Produced and distributed by Pure Flix Entertainment

Holy Saturday, April 11th10:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon

Held on the Grounds of Our ParishFree to Everyone!

1000,s of Prize filled eggs, as well as other special gifts,Easter baskets, and toys for everyone to collect and enjoy.

Please bring a Basket to collect your eggs and other special gifts.

Please Contact: Frank Faranda, Director of Student Ministries (561) 748-8805 or [email protected]


Theme of Retreat ~ “Eucharist:Blessed & Broken ~ Shared & Sent”

The most inspiring grace concerning our Catholic faith is how we gather around the sacred altar of Christ to be strengthened by him in the beauty and miracle of the

Eucharist. He is who united us. He is who loves us and strengthens us in our time of need and in moments of thanksgiving.

Words cannot express this great mystery and at times we call it “The Lord’s Supper” because it started at the supper Jesus ate with his disciples the night before He died.We say it is the “Blessed Sacrament” because we thank God for the blessings of our

world, lives and what we have received through Jesus Christ.

The Spiritual Center is a place where learning, rest, healing and fellowship can touch our lives.We look forward to welcoming you to this “holy ground”. Retreats offer us a time for quiet, rest and spiritual

growth. During a retreat one will experience mass and sacraments, there also are meaningful discussions and thought-provoking presentations and workshops on our theme.

The Retreat will be held March 20th through March 22nd. The retreat is at Our Lady of Florida Spiritual Center at 1300 US Hwy One in North Palm Beach. If you are interested in attending please contact: Nora Miclat, M.D. at 561-339-6748, [email protected]. Or fill out the registration form at www.ourladyofflorida.org.

St. Jude Confirmation CandidatesMarch 7th, 2020

Addison AlichJackson Brindise

Eilis Forman-BurrowsBrynn Chalaire-Cobb

Mia ChetaloHanna Cole

Joseph ConradDavid Cusano

Cole DillonCecilia Doyle

Nellie FitzgeraldAnthony FrigoNathan FulmerJacob Goode

Tommy HawsParker King

Malloy MauchAnna McCarneyJulia McGrathJack Monteiro

Jeanine MuscarellaNicholas Norman

Steven OberstBrady James Shea

Thomas SledgeCole ThoburnLuke Thomas Jack VinskiAva Wooley


Our next meeting is Wednesday, March 25

We meet from 9:00 a.m. to noon in Room 8 of the Parish Center.

If you have a question or are interested in joining, please contact Christine at 748-8378. If you can’t sew, you can help organize, press, tie quilt knots or cut fabrics. We do look forward to new members!

Little Flowers Girls’ Club is a Catholic Clubfor girls ages 5-12 that teaches virtues

through scripture, Saints’ biographies andthe Catechism of the Catholic Church.

Girls learn virtues and life skills through a distinctly Catholic lens.

The next Little Flowers meeting is Tuesday, April 7th from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.

“Saint Lucy”

Little Flowers Girls’ Club future meetings will be the 1st Tuesday of the month,

for girls and their moms. RSVP is requested. Please call: Cindy Fulmer at 561-629-3889 or

email: [email protected].

Additional Info: https://stjudecatholicchurch.net/little-flowers/

Larry & Anne Grabenstein ~ 50th Wedding AnniversaryJohn & Josephine Iacono ~ 56th Wedding Anniversary

Ward & Marjorie Ives ~ 50th Wedding AnniversaryRobert & Michele Kelly ~ 50th Wedding AnniversaryBurt & Karen Lamont ~ 50th Wedding AnniversaryBill & Joan Mattison ~ 50th Wedding Anniversary

Marciano & Nora Miclat ~ 50th Wedding AnniversaryFred & Mary Montanari ~ 62nd Wedding Anniversary

Mike & Vicky Wallace ~ 50th Wedding Anniversary

The following couples attended the Wedding Anniversary Mass celebrated by Bishop Barbarito on February 29th, 2020

at The Cathedral of St. Ignatius Loyola

Open your heart as we prepare for the holiest week of the year! Come to an evening of prayer,

music, and adoration on Tuesday, March 31st

7:00 to 8:00 p.m.We will reflect on the words, deeds and sacrifice of

our Lord Jesus through scripture, song, and adoration. come, join in this beautiful

evening of worship!


Through his heroic masculinity and courage, St. Jo-seph protected Our Lord, With Whom we become One Flesh by receiving the Holy Eucharist. As St.

Paul says, the Church is the Body, and Christ

is the Head. There-fore, as Protector of the Holy Church and as your spiritual fa-ther, St. Joseph will protect you as he protected Our Lord, especially during these most difficult times.St. Joseph loves Our Lord and Our Lady with more love than any oth-er human being ever will. During his earthly life, he provided for them, protected them, cherished them, suffered for them, and even died in their holy presence.Let us ask our spiritual father to love Our Lord and Our Lady as he

did so that he may empower us to fight

bravely for their honor.

This prayer, known as St. Joseph’s Blessing, cap-tures what probably would have been his feelings in

its expression of great love for his divine Foster Child:

May the poverty of my sweet and suffering little Child be your riches. His sighs and His tears the consolation of your days. The love of His adora-

ble Heart your earthly treasure, your all. And the clear vision of His adorable and glorified human-

ity be your eternal joy and recompense. Amen

S t. Joseph’s Day is a beautiful feast, March 19th, one that is beloved and cherished by Catholics

around the world. St. Joseph is one of the most pow-erful intercessors of all the Saints, second on-ly to Our Blessed Mother herself.Our Lord wants you to experience the caring interces-sion and paternal protection of his most-loving spiritu-al father St. Joseph in the midst of your struggle to carry your own cross.We know this be-cause of these titles bestowed on St. Joseph by the Cath-olic Church: Terror of Demons, Comfort to the Afflicted, Hope of the Sick, Patron of the Dy-ing, and Protector of the Holy Church. How did St. Joseph earn these titles?When Herod sent his men after Our Lord who at the time was only an infant, St. Joseph protected Him and the Blessed Mother by leading them into Egypt. The path led them across a perilous dry desert filled with bandits, but St. Joseph, the most masculine of saints persevered, trusted in God's grace, and protected his family.Through his masculine virtues he cultivated all his life, St. Joseph, a mere mortal man, a simple Jewish laborer from Nazareth, conquered his invisible de-monic enemies who whispered in Herod's ear. There-fore, as the Terror of Demons and as your spiritual father, St. Joseph will stand with you in your daily battles and defeat your spiritual enemies.

“Did you know that Our Lord wants His Most Holy Spiritual Father St. Joseph

to be Your Father as Well?”


Catechism Question ~ The Ten Commandments

438. What importance does the Church give to the Decalogue?

The Church, in fidelity to Scripture and to the example of Christ, acknowledges the primordial importance and significance of the Decalogue. Christians are obliged to keep it.

Is the “abortion pill” safe? NO! Any chemical that is strong enough

to kill a baby can certainly affect or-gans and healthy tissues in the mother. It

can also affect the mother psychologically when she one day realizes she was the direct instrument of her baby’s death. For the love of God and His babies, choose life!

Pro Life Corner

204 N. US Hwy. One, Tequesta, FL 33469

Please join our Catholic community by registering at St. Jude Church. Registration forms

are available at the Parish Office. You may also request a mailed

registration form (for you to complete) by calling the Parish Secretary at 561-746-7974 or by filling out this coupon and dropping it in the collection basket

or mail. (Registration is also available online at www.stjudecatholicchurch.net.)

Name: _____________________________________Address: ___________________________________City/Zip: ___________________________________Email: _____________________________________Phone: ____________________________________

The Feast of the Annunciation (March 25th) is fast approaching which means we will start to cele-

brate the birth of another baby in our Bulletin!We want you to name the next baby. Please write down your favorite name below, cut this out and

drop in the collection basket. We will pull the name from all of the entries. Thank you!!!!

_______________________________________Favorite Baby Name

Our culture is confused, lost, and misguided, and mainstream media is causing a great

divide with no sign of stopping.While standing up to mainstream media, social

media, and Big Tech giants might feel like a losing battle, the truth is ~ you are not alone.

Though you probably can’t prevent violence against pro-life activists, cover-up of abuse, or the censorship of life and family values, you can be more informed on the issues and more confident

in defending your beliefs.The truth is, we can’t afford to be silent.

The cost is too great.When you read the news, you face the reality of just how far the anti-life and anti-family agendas have gone. Take action as a culture-changer to

turn the tide on life and family issues.We must shine a light in the darkness. More anti-life and anti-family laws will be passed. Parental rights will be stripped. Activists will continue the violence. More children will be “transitioned” to the opposite gender, and conservative views will be silenced like never before. This insanity will continue to be ignored by mainstream media, politicians will celebrate it, and churches will succumb to it. It’s clear the culture of death is

alive and well, and there is a great cost to you if you choose to sit on the sidelines. We cannot af-

ford to be silent now. We can win the battle!Join Pro-Life Today, Vote Pro Life!


Our Lady’s Rosary Prayer Group ~ Our Blessed Mother has always asked us to pray the Rosary to help us become closer to Jesus. Our families, church, clergy, country, and the world are in need

of all the Rosaries we can pray. Peace can only come through God and prayer. All are welcome to join us on Tuesday evenings from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the Chapel. We pray the Rosary and the Chap-let of Divine Mercy. If you have a question, please call Mary at 746-7974. (Please enter through the doors on the south side of the Chapel.) Please also note the Rosary is said after the 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. morning Masses in the Church.Marian Movement of Priests Cenacle Prayer Group meets on Friday mornings after the 8:30 a.m. Mass in the Church Cry Room. We do hope that you will be able to join us. Devotion to Mary is always on the First Saturday of the month after the 8:30 a.m. Mass.

The Most Blessed Sacrament is exposed every day in the Adoration Chapel from 9:00 a.m. in the morning until 9:00 p.m. in the evening. On the First Friday of the month, exposition is 7:00 a.m. through 7:00 a.m. the following morning, First Satur-

day. If you wish to participate in the opportunity to spend time in silent prayer before the Lord and bring many blessings to yourself, your family and our parish, please contact Jim and Marie Ross at 561-345-5037.

Attention: Men of the Parish ages 18 and over are welcome to an hour of Men’s Fellowship, Prayer & Scripture Reading every 2nd & 4th Saturday morning. We will gather in the Parish Center, from 7:00 to 8:15 a.m. “Where one alone

would be overcome, two will put up resistance: and a threefold cord is not quickly broken.” Ecclesiastes 4:12. Please call Frank Maurno at 561-512-6541.

Rite of Christian Initiation of AdultsThe early stages of RCIA are known as the ‘inquiry’ phase. A non-Catholic en-gaging in this part of the process is not making a commitment to become Catho-lic. Regular gatherings are on most Tuesday Evenings at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish

Center in Room 8. If one of the following descriptions fits you… You’re Invited! RCIA is for: Those who are inter-ested in becoming Catholic; Those who want to learn about the Catholic faith and teachings; Those adults who were Bap-tized Catholic but have not yet made their First Holy Communion and/or Confirmation; Those Catholics who want to learn

more about their Catholic Faith. Please contact Deacon Les for information: 561-746-7974, Ext. 234, or [email protected] . Thank You!

St. Jude’s Men for Jesus

Adoration Chapel

Devotions to Our Blessed Mother

The eyes of peacemakers are watchful, caring eyes and their fellow wayfarers find warmth in them like people at the fireside.

They never find a motive for fighting because they know that they are only accountable for peace and peace is not preserved through battles.

They know that dividing a single atom can unleash cosmic warfare.They also know that there is a chain that links human beings together and that when one human cell is torn by anger, jealously or bitterness,

the reaction of war can rebound to the end of the universe.But because they believe in spreading love, they know that whenever

a little peace is created, there is planted a virus of peace that is strong enough to infect the whole earth.

So they live and move in a twofold joy: ~ that of bringing peace wherever they go;

~ that of hearing an ineffable voice saying “Father” in the depths of their hearts.

~ Venerable Madeleine Delbrel ( 1964)


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