ST. MARY CHURCH

CHILLICOTHE, OHIO NOVEMBER 22, 2015

TODAY’S LITURGY

FIRST READING: Daniel 7:13-14 SECOND READING: Revelation 1:5-8 GOSPEL: John 18:33-37

Year ‘B’ of the liturgical year comes to a close, during which most of the Gospel of Mark was read on Sundays. This last Sunday of the year, the feast of Christ the King, uses John instead of Mark. This is probably because when Jesus comes before Pilate in Mark to discuss Pilate’s question: “Are you the king of the Jews?” the dialogue falls flat. All Jesus says in answer is ‘You say so,” after which he goes silent. In John there is a bit of dialogue between Jesus and Pilate.

When Pope Pius XI established this feast in 1925 it is interesting to note that the whole encyclical establishing the feast emphasized the exalted Christ as risen, universal king. Thus the focus was on the risen Christ’s reign over all.

But the kingship of Jesus being argued with Pilate involves the title “king of the Jews.” That title after all, is what Pilate had had placed on the cross: “Jesus of Nazareth, king of the Jews.”

In 1925, Pope Pius did not mention that Jesus was identified by the title “king of the Jews” in the Gospels in connection with promulgating the feast of Christ the King. The times were not ecumenical enough. Certainly no Church leader came even close to the strides forward made by Pope John Paul II in the Church’s relationship with Judaism, following the lead of Vatican II with its declaration Nostra Aetate in 1965.

In those pre-ecumenical days ( and pre-holocaust days ), the Church would have reacted little differently than Pilate at Jesus being called “king of the Jews.” Christ, as king of the universe was more the focus of Pius’ encyclical. He admits the use of “king” in connection with Christ is metaphorical in a sense. In fact one of the only mentions of “the Jews” in that encyclical was to note that ‘the Jews” (and even the Apostles) wrongly supposed that the Messiah would restore the liberties and the kingdom of Israel.

The readings chosen for this feast, however, require us to consider this title “king of the Jews” as a meditation in and of itself, the exalted Christ as king of the universe notwithstanding. In John this title for Jesus becomes the ultimate reason that Pilate became involved in the trial of Jesus. If Jesus claimed to be the king of the Jews, then he was rebelling against the power of the Roman Caesar, who alone had power to name kings or to depose them.

Pilate’s question (“Are you the king of the Jews”) comes out of the blue. Prior to his question there has been little information about this charge. We can only speculate where Pilate would have gotten the idea. In only two other spots in John’s Gospel is there even a vague reference to kingship and Christ. In 6:15 the author makes an editorial aside about kingship following the feeding of the multitude. In 12:12-15 John suggests Jesus is fulfilling an Isaiah prophecy.

The Romans would have been concerned if Jesus had made himself a king, or was made so by others because the Romans would have regarded that as a threat and an act of insurrection. In fact his kingship becomes the ultimate crime for which Jesus is crucified: “Jesus of Nazareth King of the Jews.”

Pondering the image of kingship, is very difficult for people in the U.S. who chose to shun royalty on the principle that all are created equal. and endowed by the Creator with certain unalienable rights among which are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Nonetheless, to Christ be glory and power forever!

Father Hummer

MONDAY, November 23

8:30 a.m. Anna Kvasnovsky by Barbara & Theresa Firestone

TUESDAY, November 24

9:30 a.m. Sara Earner by Larry & Ann Mautz (Grade K at Bishop Flaget School – parishioners welcome)

WEDNESDAY, November 25

8:30 a.m. George Landrum by Ringwald Family

THURSDAY, November 26

9:00 a.m. James Fisher by Katie Boesch

FRIDAY, November 27 No Service

SATURDAY, November 28

5:00 p.m. John & Rita Grabb by Ralph & Joan D’Antoni

SUNDAY, November 29

8:45 a.m. Robert Holland by Eileen Lovensheimer 11:00 a.m. St. Mary Parish Family

SUNDAY, November 22

9:45 a.m. PSR 10:00 a.m. Choir

SUNDAY, November 29

No PSR

10:00 a.m. Choir

FATHER HUMMERFATHER HUMMERFATHER HUMMERFATHER HUMMER

AND THE STAFFAND THE STAFFAND THE STAFFAND THE STAFF

OF ST. MARY CHURCHOF ST. MARY CHURCHOF ST. MARY CHURCHOF ST. MARY CHURCH

WISH YOU A WISH YOU A WISH YOU A WISH YOU A

WONDERFULWONDERFULWONDERFULWONDERFUL

THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY!!THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY!!THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY!!THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY!!

OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE

Our Turn, Our Time, Our Home

Capital Campaign Update

We have received 58 pledges totaling $108,090.00 for Phase II of the Church Restoration Project. Pledges are still coming in, and it’s not too late to fill out the pledge card you received in the Fall Newsletter. Simply fill it out and drop it in the offertory basket. Please fill out a pledge card, even if you are unable to donate. A follow up letter will be sent to parishioners who have not returned a pledge card. We will, in any case, contact all registered parishioners who have not yet responded.

We have received approval from Bishop Campbell to proceed with Phase II of the Restoration Project. We anticipate that we will be having Mass in the Family Life Center soon. More updates to follow.

To receive credit for a 2015 donation for your tax

records, they must be received in, or before, the

December 27, 2015 offertory collection.

Thank you for your continued support of the project, and

continued pledge payments.

ST. VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETY NEWS

Month of October 2015 Cumulative Year To Date

Families served 157 1404

Assistance given $4,849.87 $40,188.03

THE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY has envelopes in the back of church which may be used for memorials, birthdays, anniversaries or other occasions. You may designate the recipient of a card that will inform them that you have made a donation in a loved ones memory or in honor of his or her birthday etc. You will receive a card recording your tax deductible donation. Just complete the envelope and your donation and place it in the offertory basket. Your donation will give hope to those in need.

THE ST. VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETY WILL BE

BEGGING ALMS AFTER THE 11/28 & 29/15

MASSES. Please be generous.

PLEASE PLAN AHEAD

The Holidays are fast approaching! With them,

come several early bulletin deadlines. Early Deadlines:

11/22 & 11/29 bulletins –- Monday, November 16 at noon. 12/12, 12/20 & 12/27 bulletins – Monday, December 7 at

noon

1/3/2016 bulletin – Monday, December 21 at noon.

It is never too early to send in a bulletin announcement! You can drop off your announcement or email it to

saintmary@roadrunner.com .

OFFERTORY REPORT

November 15, 2015

Average Weekly Offering $6777.42

Needed weekly to meet budget $6923.00

Regular Collection $7302.00

Restoration Fund $13,971.33

St. Margaret Cemetery 16.00

All Saints Day 11.00

Bishop Flaget School 2.00

World Mission Sunday 1.00

It is a generous and joyful giving of time, talent and treasure. Stewardship is what we do after we say we believe.

THE SECOND COLLECTION FOR THE WEEKEND

OF NOVEMBER 21 & 22 IS THE CAMPAIGN FOR

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. The Collection for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) provides funding for groups t5hat make lasting change and uplift the poor in the United States. CCHD’s grants improve education, support economic development, and create affordable housing in low-income neighborhoods. Help us continue to defend human dignity and build communities of solidarity. Please give to the CCHD Collection.

MUSIC NOTES: Christmas Children’s & Family Choir for the 6 p.m. Christmas Eve Mass will meet each Sunday after the 11 a.m. Mass, beginning Sunday, November 15 through December 20th. Rehearsals will last for only 15 minutes. (I believe in miracles!) One of the benefits of joining the Children & Family Christmas Choir is a guaranteed seat in our new worship space. Delma Rouleau, Music Director

HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP We are starting a new program this year called YDisciple and the leadership is very excited about it! With the new program, High School Youth Group is now open to Grades 8 –12 and is held on Thursday evenings at 7:00 p.m. in the youth group room, at St. Peter Church. All teens in Grades 8-12 are encouraged to join us in this new adventure! Upcoming topics are: TBA – Hockey Game Outing; 12/3 – What I Want and How I’m Made; 12/10 – Image & Likeness; 12/12 – International Dinner with Silent Auction Fundraiser for Mission trip to Mexico. For additional information or questions, contact Jenny French at 740-774-4172.

BISHOP FLAGET SCHOOL HAS FIVE

SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE for three and four year old preschool students. These scholarships provide full tuition for the 1/2 and full day programs and are based on family income. Families whose income falls below 200% of the poverty level are eligible. A family of four who earns less than $48,500 per year would be eligible. To learn more about this great opportunity, please contact Laura Corcoran at 740-774-2970 or lcorcora@cdeducation.org. Information is also available at www.bishopflaget.org.

ST. MARY CHURCH

CHILLICOTHE, OHIO NOVEMBER 22, 2015

MINISTERS FOR THE WEEKEND of

NOVEMBER 28 & 29, 2015

Saturday – 5:00 p.m.

Servers: E Cuzzolini, M Putnam, D Fleurima Lectors: B Putnam, P Kinney Lay Ministers A Alcorn, J Anders, J Menefee, S Burkhardt, K Boesch

Sunday – 8:45 a.m.

Servers: J Littler, P Huggins, J Whalen Lectors: T Whalen, G Anderson Lay Ministers: D Adams, S Anderson, C Kessler,

B & D Neal

Sunday – 11:00 a.m.

Servers A Benson, M Benson, J Slater Lectors: K Smith, K Velarde Lay Ministers: K Smith, F Hirsch, D & P Case, S Anders

Cantor: R Zedalis Altar Linens for November 2015: J Braunlin Collection Counters: E Braunlin, F Schaefer

ATTENTION SERVERS: Have you thought about Christmas Masses yet? Please call or e-mail the Parish Office as soon as possible to schedule your preferred Mass. The Christmas Eve Masses will be 6 & 9 p.m. and 10 a.m. Christmas Morning.

A PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING

We are gathered here as Your family, Oh Lord. As a family of faith and love, we give You thanks. As Your guests at the table of life, we are grateful that You have set a place for us. As Your children, we strive to follow you in all we do. As servants to Your will,

we acknowledge the gift of Your understanding and mercy.

As Your stewards, we are filled with wonder in the presence of Your mighty deeds and accept our responsibilities in Your service.

As Your heirs, we are humbled by the bounty You have given us, for each beat of our heart and each breath that we draw, is ours only through Your grace.

And, as Your family, we shout Your name and give You all glory and honor, praise and thanks.

Amen Copyright JP II Resources

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE NEEDS OF: Tom Allie, David Arnold, Helen & Dave Bell, Bill Bennett, Carroll Brown, Kelley Chandler, Anne Cooke, Steve Cooper, Rose Cox, Sherri Cox, Martha Davis, Steve Dennis, Michael Dixon, Kelli Flannagan, Patrick Flannagan, Therese Firestone, Shelly Whalen Francisco, Ginny Green, Doug Griffith, Jason Henry, Mary Holman, Emily Brown Hooker, Polly Hunn, Tracy Jalbuena, Bill Kaltenbach, Ann Klinker, Earnest Littler, Stephen Paul Madru, Joan McCambridge, Rosemary McHarg, Gwen Miller, Rose Marie Muir, Dave Neal, Max Putnam, Kate Richter, Zack Schroeder, Wyatt Schumacher, Keipher Scott, Pam Thomas, Richard Tippie, Alexa Tyree, Joy Uhrig, Leo & Louise Von Clausburg, Ethel Wallenhorst, Riley Whalen, Mary Whaley & Joyce Wilbanks.

CHRISTMAS FLOWERS Christmas Masses will be offered for all members of St. Mary’s Parish, living & deceased. If you wish to make a donation for Christmas Flowers in memory of a loved one, their names will be published as an insert in the Dec. 19 & 20 bulletin. Envelopes are available in the pews next weekend. The

deadline for return of the envelopes is noon Monday, Dec. 15th.

You are a garden spring, A well of fresh water, And streams flowing from Lebanon.” Awake, O north wind, And come, wind of the south; Make my garden breathe out fragrance, Let its spices be wafted abroad. May my beloved come into his garden And eat its choice fruits!” Song of Solomon 4:15-16

" A Walk through the Garden ", a Reflection Sharing Study

group. Have you ever wanted to share your feelings on the readings and just couldn’t find the right outlet? On Wednesday night of each week, come and join the "Walk through the Garden", Reflection Sharing group. We meet and share our own personal reflections of the daily readings and the meditations from the Word Among Us. Since we meet on Wednesday, we begin with that day’s daily readings. After a hearty discussion and sharing, if time permits, we then move on to the other readings from the past week. Each session begins and ends with prayer. This is a "come as you are" type of sharing group, with no formal structure. We follow the lead of the Holy Spirit. The sharing begins, in the parish office building, promptly at 6:30 pm and ends around 7:30pm. Be prepared for a "nontraditional relaxing approach" to sharing the scriptures. You can participate as much or as little as you choose. Those parishioners that already are "Walking through the Garden" have enjoyed this friendly family fellowship! All are welcome to attend, bring your Word Among Us and be prepared to Share, Learn and Listen! For more information contact Devin Cousins, 740-772-5012

OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE

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MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND THE INTERNATIONAL

CHRISTMAS DINNER FUNDRAISER at St. Peter Parish Hall on Saturday, December 12, 2015. The Dinner will consist of four entrees and three desserts from various countries. There will also be a Silent Auction of themed baskets to complete your Christmas shopping list. The baskets have such themes as New Year’s Eve, Wines from Around the World, Chocolate Lovers and many more. Tickets are now on sale and cost $25 each. Tickets can be purchased by calling Jenny French at 740-774-4172 or 740-774-1407 or stopping by the St. Peter Parish Office Tuesday through Friday. Proceeds from the tickets sales and silent auction will help send the High School Youth Group to Mexico in July 2016 to perform Mission Work. Your support of this dinner is greatly appreciated.

December - Christmas get together for the kids. TBA

Our meetings are the 1st, Tuesday of every month at 7:30 in the St. Mary's office building. --We have our Men's Outreach

on the 3rd or 4th Tuesday of every month. (see the bulletin). --We are always looking for new members. Any Catholic men 18 years or older are welcome to join. Please see one of the Knight for an application.

DIOCESAN HAPPENINGS

CATHOLIC MEN'S LUNCHEON CLUB EVENT Friday, December 4, 2015 The next Catholic Men’s Luncheon Club session will feature Father Michael Hartge, one of the youngest and newest priests of our diocese. His inspirational address will detail his “Path to the Priesthood!” and will be sponsored by the Great American Title Agency (Jason Kiley, president). This event will take place at St. Patrick Church in downtown Columbus on Friday December 4. Holy Mass begins at 11:45 am followed by lunch and Fr. Hartge’s talk until 1:00 pm. No reservations necessary. $10 covers the lunch and meeting. Bring a friend! For information on Catholic Men’s Luncheons, contact John Schechter, CMLC President at jschechter@sbcglobal.net

NOMINATIONS FOR THE 2016 CATHOLIC MAN OF

THE YEAR The Catholic Men’s Luncheon Club is accepting nominations for the Diocese of Columbus 2016 Catholic Man of the Year. This annual award recognizes one lay man who, through his daily actions, words, and prayers, exemplifies the “good and faithful servant.” Bishop Frederick Campbell will present the award on Friday, February 5, 2016 at the Catholic Men’s Luncheon. Nominations will be accepted through December 28th. For details and nomination instructions, go to www.plugInCatholicMen.com. Completed nominations and supporting letters should be emailed to catholicmanoftheyear@gmail.com. Submit a nomination and let everyone know that your husband, father, son, uncle, brother or friend is the Catholic Man of the Year!

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