OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST
KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Our L a dy
of Hope
November 22, 2015
ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH
2529 Raccoon Road - Manning, SC 29102
Parish Office 14 N. Canty St. Summerton, SC 29148
ADMINISTRATOR
Rev. Maximino Tria, Jr.
DEACON
Rev. Mr. Charles Walsh
PHONE
Office 803-485-2925
Rectory 803-485-2677
Parish Staff Contact
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K of C
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Diocesan Offices:
Fr. Maximino Tria, Jr.
Summerton
Parish Office
Charles Walsh walsh1673@aol.com
Mary Lou Carter marylouc60@yahoo.com
485-2677
485-2925
803-488-0117
473-5635
478-4333
R. Rossoni, J. Davis
Ron Wilson
Mary Stoia
Bob Quelette bpqelette@ftc-i.net
Pat Tobiassen patt1300@yahoo.com
Sonya DelRio sydelrio@hotmail.com
Ellen Rossoni
Deacon Walsh walsh1673@aol.com
Ralph Rossoni
Gus Schoeck gschoeck@sc.rr.com
433-0066
478-3471
478-4765
478-5555
473-7500
225-2449
433-0066
505-8700
433-0066
478-3090
485-2677
857-9574
225-2449
478-6636
435-2314
478-6636
478-9925
452-9925
473-7500
505-8700
478-5224
478-3471
478-4333
472-0900
478-5555
854-4037
478-6846
Nora Biering
Brandy DelRio
Mary Aguzzi
Marie Land
Dick HIckson
Nilda Wynkoop, Pres.
Joe Mercantini jmerc111@gmail.com
Pat Tobiassen patt1300@yahoo.com
Deacon Walsh walsh1673@aol.com
Chuck Tiller
Patricia Wilson rdwilson@ftc-i.net
Mary Lou Carter marylouc60@yahoo.com
Buddy Cate jcate001@sc.rr.com
Bob Quelette bpqelette@ftc-i.net
Hart Klee hjklee105@gmail.com
Sue Czerwinski suczebeck@ftc-i.net
Child Protection Services:
1-843-853-2130 Ext 209
Diocese Victim Assist. Minister:
1-800-921-8122
ST. MARY MISSION
10 N. Cantey St.
Summerton, SC
29148
MASS SCHEDULE
Local Area Catholic Churches
Weekend:
Saturday
4 p.m. St. Ann, Santee
6 p.m. O.L.O.H. Manning
Sunday
7 a.m. St. Mary, Summerton
9 a.m. O.L.O.H. Manning
11 a.m. St. Ann, Santee
Weekday:
Monday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
8 a.m. St. Mary, Summerton
12 noon O.L.O.H., Manning
6 p.m. St. Ann, Santee
9 a.m. St. Ann, Santee
WELCOME to Our Lady of Hope Parish. We are happy
you decided to worship with us. If you are visiting just for
today, we pray that God will be with you on your journey. If
you are seeking a church home we would be happy to
welcome you into our parish community. If you are
interested in joining with us, please call the office at 803485-2925. VISIT WITH US AT www.myoloh.org
MASSINTENTIONS
Please keep in your prayers, our friends and parishioners
THIS WEEK
Sat
11/21
6PM
Sun.
Sun.
Mon.
Wed.
7AM
9AM
8AM
Noon
11/22
11/22
11/23
11/25
NEXT WEEK
Sat
11/28
Sun.
11/29
Sun.
11/29
Mon.
11/30
Wed.
12/02
PRAYER LIST
6PM
7AM
9AM
8AM
Noon
IHO LeRoy Carter & Caleb Elms birthdays
by Mary Lou Carter
No Mass
†Laura Walsh by the Walsh family
No Mass
IHO Stefan Czerwinski's Birthday by Sue & Tom
Czerwinski
IHO Mama Mary by Robert & Jessa Bowman
No Mass
†Joanne Lundin by Sally Odorico
No Mass
†Julianna Gamble by James & Diane Wilson
Requests for Mass Intensions & Sanctuary Lamp may be made by submitting Intention Envelopes found in
vestibule or by calling Sue Czerwinski, 803-478-6846
For Altar Flower information call Marie Land, 803-435-2314
ALTAR FLOWERS
SANCTUARY LAMP
EUCHARIST
Sat 6PM
Sun 9AM
4 Weeks Remaining
Jonda Evans, Kenneth Collins, Sylvia Herlong, Bill &
Jean Coffos, Eric Ehricher, Hoyt Herlong, Jackie
Raslowski.
3 Weeks Remaining
LeRoy & Mary Lou Carter, Curt Hoglan, Joe Brennan,
Doris Semento, William Morris, Maria Daves, Bob &
Michaelo Connolly, Dotty Deal, Margaret Markle,
Helen Shumate, Sheila Schmidt, Cathy Gilbert.
2 Weeks Remaining
1 Week Remaining
Vivian Lewis, Connie Bledsoe, Brenda Spencer, Cheryl
Haley, Gail Browder, Stanford Bishop, Helen Klee,
Pepergias family, Ronnie Berry, Sherri Pierce, Zona
Lee Phillips.
0 Weeks Remaining
Ed Strack, Mary Catherine Buyck, Joyce Moye, Norma
Jeffcoat,
MINISTRY SCHEDULE
THIS WEEK 11/21-11/22
Our Lord Jesus Christ the King
5 Weeks Remaining
Kevin Michael, Donnie Morgan,
Constance Hill, Martin Brozik, Frank
Stefanelli, Mary Mayer, Eleanor
Goodman.
NEXT WEEK 11/28-11/29
First Sunday of Advent
Cafiero, Carter, Rossoni
P. Quelette, J. Lenz
S. DelRio, J. Pepergias
Cafiero, Carter, Rossoni
J. McBride, J. Cate
R. Wilson, P. Wilson
SERVERS
Sat 6PM
Sun 9AM
M. Brozik
L. Salinas, K. Solano
M. Brozik
B. Cate, Austin, Aubrey & Ryan
GREETERS
Sun 9AM
Tim & Linda Rectenwald
Gus & Mary Lou Schoeck
LECTORS
Sat. 6PM
Sun. 9AM
M. Brozik
Bitsy Land
M. L. Carter
Joyce Lenz
CANTOR
Sat. 6PM
Sun. 9AM
Ron Madrid
Bob Quelette
Bob Quelette
Joe Medeiros
CCD AND YOUTH GROUP
CCD
Classes are held on Sunday morning starting at 10:30
AM (after Mass).
For details call Sonya DelRio 803-255-0268
OLOH YOUTH GROUP
All youth 8th grade through 12th grade are invited for fun, games, and
to celebrate the Word through Christ. We meet on Wednesdays at 6:00
PM until further notice.
Contact Brandy DelRio for further details 803-225-2449
Number indicates weeks remaining on prayer list. Call or
e-mail Bulletin publishers for extended time or additions.
OUR SERVICE PEOPLE
Please remember to keep in your prayers, our own, who
are serving their country.
Maj. Clyde Fleming, SP Liezel
Hilton, S/Sgt Michael Bradshaw,
L/Cpl Craig Peterson, Col. Alan Shumate, S/Sgt
William Argenbright, SCPO Michael Howard,
Tech. Sgt. Christopher Paul Harry, Capt. Kathleen
Samsey, MSgt Ryan J. Schnepf, L/Cpl Steven
Rockwell, L/Cpl. Peter Del Rio, Spec Toni
Mercantini, 1/Lt. Carter Elms, Cpl Bradley
Brouwer, Sgt John R. Guthridge IV, 1/Lt. Corbin
Aldridge, Pvt Michael Blackmon, Pvt Robbie
Roseboom, PFC Deja Pringle, Sgt. Chris Kennedy,
2/Lt. Savannah Emmrich, Cadet Caleb Elms, Col.
Herbert Koehler.
PARISH FINANCES
Offering:
Budget:
Difference:
11/14 & 11/15
Y-T-D
$2,774.00
2,600.00
+ 174.00
$46,890.00
52,000.00
- 5,100.00
THIS WEEKEND’S 2ND COLLECTION IS
FOR THE BUILDING EXPANSION FUND.
PA RIS H NEWS
K NOW Y OUR FAIT H
Bake Sale Don't forget to stop after Mass and purchase
some of the Womens Club's fresh baked goods. They
appreciate your support.
For a different idea of St. Mary's Pantry, there will be a
pack day Thanksgiving morning starting at 9:00 am at the
Parish Center in Summerton. Parishioners have been
asking how they could participate in a holiday “Food
Kitchen” atmosphere. With the absence of facilities a
Thanksgiving morning pack day is what has been planned.
The food packed will be distributed on Thursday, Dec. 10th.
If you have holiday company, bring them along. Everyone
is welcome. If you have any questions, call Joe Mercantini
at 803-452-9925.
CHRISTMAS PARTY !!!! Our annual parish Christmas
Party will be on Sunday, Dec. 6, starting at 3:30 p.m., at the
Bassard Pond House. Santa and Mrs. Claus will return this
year with gifts for the children. Please remember to sign
up on the sign up sheets in the back of church so we will
know how many to plan for. Come and enjoy the
festivities and a delicious meal with your parish family!
Attention Lectors The new lector workbooks are in the
office and all lectors are asked to please pick one up. Their
names are on them.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
Become a Creighton Model FertilityCare Practitioner
The Diocese will host its fifth Creighton Model
FertilityCare Practitioner Education Program in Greenville,
SC for those interested in teaching others how to use the
natural family planning method. Applications are currently
being accepted for the 13-month practitioner program.
Making it easier for students to leave jobs and families for
the training, Education Phase I will be conducted over two,
4-day weekends: Friday, February 26 - Monday, February
29, 2016, and Friday, March 18 - Monday, March 21, 2016.
Education Phase II will be held from Thursday, September
22 - Tuesday, September 27, 2016. For more information
and to request an application, please contact Kelli Ball,
Diocesan NFP Coordinator, at kellihball@gmail.com or
(803) 807-0158, or Nancy McGrath, Program Director and
Educator, at napronurse@aol.com or (864) 292-0475.
BULLETIN DEADLINE IS WEDNESDAY AT NOON!
If you have an item to be included in the bulletin, please email to both Bob Quelette at bpqelette@ftc-i.net AND Pat
Tobiassen at patt1300@yahoo.com.
God Comes to Meet Man
50. By natural reason man can know God with certainty, on the
basis of his works. But there is another order of knowledge,
which man cannot possibly arrive at by his own powers: the order
of divine Revelation. Through an utterly free decision, God has
revealed himself and given himself to man. This he does by
revealing the mystery, his plan of loving goodness, formed from
all eternity in Christ, for the benefit of all men. God has fully
revealed this plan by sending us his beloved Son, our Lord Jesus
Christ, and the Holy Spirit.
Article 1
THE REVELATION OF GOD
I. God Reveals His “Plan of Loving Goodness”
51. “It pleased God, in his goodness and wisdom, to reveal
himself and to make known the mystery of his will. His will was
that men should have access to the Father, through Christ, the
Word made flesh, in the Holy Spirit, and thus become sharers in
the divine nature”
52.
God, who “dwells in unapproachable light” wants to
communicate his own divine life to the men he freely created, in
order to adopt them as his sons in his only-begotten Son. By
revealing himself God wishes to make them capable of
responding to him, and of knowing him, far beyond their own
natural capacity.
53
The divine plan of Revelation is realized simultaneously
“by deeds and words which are intrinsically bound up with each
other” and shed light on each other. It involves a specific divine
pedagogy. God communicates himself to man gradually. He
prepares him to welcome by stages the supernatural Revelation
that is to culminate in the person and mission of the incarnate
Word, Jesus Christ.
St. Irenaeus of Lyons repeatedly speaks of this divine
pedagogy using the image of God and man becoming
accustomed to one another: The Word of God dwelt in
man and became the Son of man in order to accustom
man to perceive God and to accustom God to dwell in
man, according to the Father's pleasure.
II.
The Stages of Revelation
In the beginning God makes himself known
54.
“God, who creates and conserves all things by his Word,
provides men with constant evidence of himself in created
realities. And furthermore, wishing to open up the way to
heavenly salvation, he manifested himself to our first parents from
the very beginning.” He invited them to intimate communion with
himself and clothed them with resplendent grace and justice.
55. This revelation was not broken off by our first parents' sin.
“After the fall, {God} buoyed them up with the hope of salvation,
by promising redemption; and he has never ceased to show his
solicitude for the human race. For he wishes to give eternal life to
all those who seek salvation by patience in well-doing.”
Even when he disobeyed you lost your friendship
you did not abandon him to the power of death.....
Again and again you offered a covenant to man.