Our Mission Statement
We, the community of St. Pius X Church,
declare Christ’s mission as our own.
We joyfully dedicate ourselves to
become the presence of God in this
community; that through our words
and actions, the Gospel of Jesus will
be proclaimed by all.
Welcome one
another…
as Christ welcomed
you, for the glory
of God.
Romans 5:7
In the spirit of Jesus, we pledge...
To extend ourselves to others, both
within and outside our community,
to bring about the Kingdom of God,
To celebrate our faith together
through liturgies that meet the
diverse needs of our community,
To live our Christian values through
service to others,
To challenge one another to spiritual
growth through the promotion of
Christian education.
We hear the call of God.
We respond with our “Amen.”
The Fifth Sunday of Lent
St. Pius X Church
April 6, 2014
Today’s Scripture
PRAYERS
Please pray for the sick:
Loretta Widman
Please pray for the deceased:
Theodora O’Keefe
Anointing of the Sick: Anointing of the sick will
follow immediately after the 8:00 am Sunday
Mass weekly in the Memorial Chapel
Save the Date
Vespers and Eucharist during Lent - Every
Thursday evening we will celebrate evening
prayer and Eucharist at 6 PM in the Church. This
takes about 30 minutes and all are welcome.
April 11, 2014 – Confessions 3 – 8 PM
April 27, 2014 – SPX at Oriole Park
June 13, 2014 – St. Pius X Crab Feast
Easter Schedule
Holy Thursday
8:00 PM
- Mass of the Lord’s Supper
(Fr. Ray Chase)
Good Friday
12:00 PM
1:00 PM
3:00 PM
8:00 PM
- Children’s Stations of the Cross
- Confessions (Fr. Sam Lupico)
- Passion of the Lord
(Fr. Ray Chase)
- Tenebrae
Holy Saturday
8:00 PM
- Easter Vigil
(Fr. Martin Burnham)
Easter Sunday
8:00 AM
Mass - Church (Fr. Lou Reitz)
9:00 AM
Mass - Genesis Hall
(Fr. Martin Burnham)
10:30 AM
Mass - Church (Fr. Sam Lupico)
10:30 AM
Mass - Genesis Hall
(Fr. Martin Burnham)
Ez 37:12-14
Rom 8:8-11
Jn 11:1-45 or Jn 11:3-17, 20-27, 33b-45
The sisters of Lazarus sent word to Jesus, saying, “Master, the
one you love is ill.” When Jesus heard this he said, “This
illness is not to end in death, but is for the glory of God, that
the Son of God may be glorified through it.” Now Jesus loved
Martha and her sister and Lazarus. So when he heard that he
was ill, he remained for two days in the place where he was.
Then after this he said to his disciples, “Let us go back to
Judea.” When Jesus arrived, he found that Lazarus had
already been in the tomb for four days. When Martha heard
that Jesus was coming, she went to meet him; but Mary sat
at home. Martha said to Jesus, “Lord, if you had been here,
my brother would not have died. But even now I know that
whatever you ask of God, God will give you.” Jesus said to
her, “Your brother will rise.” Martha said, “I know he will
rise, in the resurrection on the last day.” Jesus told her, “I am
the resurrection and the life; whoever believes in me, even if
he dies, will live, and everyone who lives and believes in me
will never die. Do you believe this?” She said to him, “Yes,
Lord. I have come to believe that you are the Christ, the Son
of God, the one who is coming into the world.” He became
perturbed and deeply troubled, and said, “Where have you
laid him?” They said to him, “Sir, come and see.” And Jesus
wept. So the Jews said, “See how he loved him.” But some
of them said, “Could not the one who opened the eyes of the
blind man have done something so that this man would not
have died?” So Jesus, perturbed again, came to the tomb. It
was a cave, and a stone lay across it. Jesus said, “Take away
the stone.” Martha, the dead man’s sister, said to him, “Lord,
by now there will be a stench; he has been dead for four
days.” Jesus said to her, “Did I not tell you that if you believe
you will see the glory of God?” So they took away the stone.
And Jesus raised his eyes and said, “Father, I thank you for
hearing me. I know that you always hear me; but because of
the crowd here I have said this, that they may believe that
you sent me.” And when he had said this, He cried out in a
loud voice, “Lazarus, come out!” The dead man came out,
tied hand and foot with burial bands, and his face was
wrapped in a cloth. So Jesus said to them, “Untie him and let
him go.” Now many of the Jews who had come to Mary
and seen what he had done began to believe in him.
Scripture – April 13, 2014 – Palm Sunday
Is 50:4-7 Phil 2:6-11 Mt 26:14-27:66 or Mt 27:11-54
Carol Pacione
Pastoral Life Director
cpacione@stpius10.org
410-427-7515
Fr. Sam Lupico
Assigned Priest
priest@stpius10.org
410-427-7508
A Letter from . . .
Mae Richardson
Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry
Dear St. Pius X
Maggie Dates
St. Pius X School Principal
mdates@stpius10school.org
410-427-7322
Last week Pope Francis used his twitter feed (@Pontifex) to remind us what
Lent is:
Pinky Howard
Director of Adult and Family Ministry
phoward@stpius10.org
410-427-7518
This season is not one where we merely dwell in deprivation, but one where we
strive to conform ourselves more fully to Christ in order to live out our Baptism.
What an amazing opportunity – and the grace of Christ, and the grace of this
Lent has abounded in the lives of our young parishioners!
Mae F. Richardson
Director of Youth & Children’s Ministry
mrichardson@stpius10.org
410-427-7511
Rev. Louis M. Reitz, S.S.
lreitz@stpius10.org
410-377-5417
Patrick Woods, Deacon
pwoods@stpius10.org
410-427-7500
PARISH OFFICE
Kimberly Hannon
khannon@stpius10.org
6428 York Road, Balto., MD 21212
410-427-7500 410-377-2651 (fax)
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
6432 York Road, Balto., MD 21212
410-427-7400 410-372-0552 (fax)
Office hours:
Monday-Friday: 8:00am-3:00pm
Convent
410-377-6662
Website
www.stpius10.org
www.facebook.com/SPXBaltimore
Twitter @SPXBaltimore
www.pintrest.com/spxBaltimore
www.youtube.com/stpiusxchurch
Mass Schedule
Saturday: 3:30 Confessions; 4:30 Mass
Sunday Masses: 8:00AM & 10:30AM, 5:30
PM
Confessions & Masses in the Church
Weekday Mass: 7:00 AM
Monday-Wednesday-Friday
Memorial Chapel
Communion Prayer Service: 7:00 AM
Tuesday & Thursday – Memorial Chapel
“Lent is as time of grace, a time to convert and live out our baptism fully.”
On the first Sunday of Lent families from our parish gathered for Lenten Family
Day to reflect on the three themes of Lent. While we reflected on all the
themes, the Good Deed Trees we created to remind us of our call to Almsgiving
seemed to be the biggest hit! Hopefully our Good Deed Trees will help each of
us remember to imitate Christ through service to others.
On the following Sunday our children preparing to celebrate their First Eucharist
attended a morning workshop with their parents. Learning about the order of
Mass and preparing to fully participate at the Eucharistic table for the first time,
children and their parents talked about the significance of receiving the Body
and Blood of Christ. What better reminder is there that we should be striving to
reflect Christ than preparing to receive him at the altar?
Not to be left out, our HS youth embraced and challenged pop culture during
the 3rd week of Lent. For our Divergent Beach Retreat, youth and (exhausted)
adults used the book “Divergent” and its five factions to focus on the virtues of
Selflessness, Honesty, Peacefulness, Intelligence and Bravery. We also
connected the book to Christ’s call to conversion, and agreed that we are all
called to be divergent like the story’s main character!
This past Sunday, 44 of our parish middle schoolers gathered together to
consider the challenges of poverty and the inequitable distribution of world
resources. Through a poverty simulation and a Hunger Banquet, we were able
to reflect on hard choices those in poverty face, and the structures that make
getting out of poverty so hard!
And Lent isn’t even over yet! Our Confirmation candidates are preparing to join
with Gallagher Services residents for our annual SPX Idol talent show. And for
Palm Sunday a group of our high school students will join 900 other youth and
the Archbishop in the annual Palm Saturday Pilgrimage to kick off Holy week.
It’s certainly been busy, it’s been more than blessed, and it has been filled with
opportunities to turn our hearts to Christ! Our prayer is that this Lenten season
will be one where we may truly celebrate our baptism, allowing us to fully
embrace the Resurrection this Easter.
Peace in Christ,
Offertory / Stewardship:
March 29 & 30, 2014
Offertory Envelopes
$ 4,624.00
Offertory Loose
$ 425.21
Offertory Non-members
$ 85.00
EFT Offertory
$
Online Giving Offertory
$ 570.00
Monthly Second Collections
$167.0
Social Action
$ 6.00
Catholic Relief Services
$ 820.21
Easter Flowers
$386.00
Total:
$7,083.62
Charitable Giving Box
$ 145.82
Total:
$7,229.44
Attendance:
726
Collections for
April 12 & 13:
Second Collection:
Monthly Maintenance
Charitable Giving Box:
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Our Parish
PARISH OFFICE RECEPTIONIST – This volunteer receptionist position for St.
Pius X Parish supports our mission of living our Christian values through
service to others. The receptionist represents St. Pius X at the front desk and
is the initial contact for those visiting the offices on Monday afternoons
between noon - 4 p.m. Responsibilities include answering the main phone &
directing calls, greeting guests, answering questions, scheduling Mass
requests, helping with bulk mailings, distributing daily mail, and other duties
as assigned. We are looking for someone with a pleasant manner, patience,
and dependability. Having computer skills would be a plus. Training will be
provided. Please contact Pinky Howard at 410-427-7518 or
phoward@stpius10.org.
Soles 4 Souls
Bay Vanguard Federal Savings Bank is collecting shoes for Soles4Souls, a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending poverty. Please help this needy
cause and bring in any of your unwanted shoes. They can be in any
condition, for any gender and any size. Children’s shoes are especially
needed. Donations will be refurbished and distributed in the U.S. and
abroad. Donations can be dropped off to Kimberly Hannon at the Parish
Office before April 18th.
Our School
April 7th – Vision Screening
April 8th – School Prayer Service 8:15am
April 9th – Wise Wednesday
April 11th – Noon Dismissal; Baskin Robbins Spirit Day 12:30-2:00pm
This Friday, April 11th is the spring “FUNraiser” at the Baskin Robbins located
at the corner of York Road and Seminary Avenue from 12:30-2:00pm. Come
out , celebrate the start of spring (finally), and enjoy a yummy, frozen treat.
A portion of the proceeds will benefit St. Pius X School. Extra parking is
located behind the building (enter off Seminary Avenue)
School will be closed from Monday, April 14th through Monday, April 21st.
School reopens on Tuesday, April 22nd.
SAVE THE DATE! On Friday, June 13th come celebrate that summer has
begun! Please join us for the St. Pius X Crab Feast at Tall Cedars Lodge (Old
Harford Rd. and Putty Hill Ave.) from 6-10pm. For more information please
contact Sheryl Piron at spiron@stpius10school.org.
St. Pius X School was awarded an Aging Schools Grant this past fall. Next
week, construction will begin with the replacement of a number of windows
in the library, computer lab, and offices located in that portion of the
building. We are so excited about this project, as this sets the stage for
further renovations to the library and computer lab as part of the capital
construction project to create a Library Media Center.
Liturgy and Sacraments
BAPTISM: A Baptismal preparation session is required before a baptism can be scheduled. Preparation
sessions are held from 7:30 pm-10:00 pm on the first Wednesday of May, July, September, and November.*If
another parish requires you to take a preparation session in order to be a godparent, this would be the session
for which you would sign up. After completing a preparation session: The following Group Baptism dates are
available on Sundays at 12:30pm April 13 & 27. Please contact Pinky Howard to register.
Confirmation Interviews are coming up! All confirmation candidates and families are reminded that
Confirmation Interviews start in May and you must sign up online to schedule your interview! If you have not
already signed up go to the first item on the Newsfeed on the SPX home page (the green side bar at
www.stpius10.org)
Visitors to the Sick and Homebound
This weekend at 8:00 and 10:30 Masses we had a Commissioning of our Parish Visitors. Our hope is to increase
our outreach to those in our parish family who are not able to be with us at Mass! If you have a family member
or friend who may like a parish visitor to pray with them and even bring communion let us know. Contact Mae
in the parish office by phone or email and we will work to have a visitor scheduled.
Pastoral Visitors Meeting for the new Genesis Hall group is this Sunday at 12:00 noon at Panera on York Road!
Social Action Ministry
Easter Sharing Tree
The Easter Sharing Tree is in the front of the church. Please take home an egg tag or tags from the tree
and purchase for a family in need the non-perishable food items noted on the tag(s). All items should be
returned by Sunday, April 13th (Palm Sunday), and they will be donated to CARES at St. Mary’s Govans for
needy families in the Baltimore area. Volunteers are needed to deliver the items as well. If you are
interested in volunteering, please contact Mary Toler at mtoler@cc-md.org or 443-797-3948. Thank you
for your participation and generosity!
County to Hold Spring Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event
On Sunday, April 6, Baltimore County residents may bring household hazardous waste items to a oneday collection event scheduled from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Baltimore County Central Acceptance
Facility, located at the intersection of Drop Off Drive and Warren Road in Cockeysville. The event is
hosted by the Baltimore Department of Environmental Protection and Sustainability (EPS) in cooperation
with the Police, Fire and Public Works departments. Baltimore County residents may bring household
paints and chemicals, lawn and garden chemicals, automotive fluids, cleaning solvents, swimming pool
chemicals, rechargeable batteries, medicines, mercury thermometers and thermostats, fluorescent light
bulbs, fireworks, and ammunition. No trash will be accepted at this event.
Carnival Corner
It will be here before you know it – May 16, 17 and 18!
START GATHERING YOUR CARNIVAL FLEA MARKET DONATIONS! -- The carnival will be here before you know it!
Join the fun! The Carnival is a great way to meet other church/school members of the community - and have fun! We will
be sending out requests for sign ups soon!
Any questions/thoughts/ideas -- contact Lisa Ross: LRoss@stpius10.org.
ST. PIUS CARNIVAL: THIS IS FUN!!!
Adult Ministry
A NEW MINISTRY SERIES FOCUSING ON DIVORCE, SEPARATION, AND BEREAVEMENT
A monthly series for separated, divorced, and widowed will be starting at St. Pius X Sundays from 3pm-5pm.
Dates: 4/13 Mary Ann Leard – How the conferences have helped in my journey
5/18 Dr. Pat Fosarreli – Coming to peace with what never was, when all you ever wanted wasn't to be
There will be a lecture followed by small group discussion. The purpose of the group is to provide a sacred
space for those to be together and discuss issues relating to this topic. A small donation is requested. All are
welcome. For further information please call Myra Fecteau at 410-302-0754 or email miss02myra@yahoo.com
St. Pius X Single/ Single Again Dinner APRIL 12, 2014 at 6PM – Valentino’s
Are you single, widowed, or divorced, and interested in joining? We’d love to have you ! Dinners are on 3rd
Saturdays except for April and December which are on 2nd Saturdays due to Easter and Christmas.
You don’t have to be a parishioner to have dinner with us. We like meeting new people and making new
friends. If you would like to attend, contact Pinky Howard. Let her know at least 1 week ahead of time.
Full schedule on web site & in vestibules.
Children, Youth and Family
Mark your Calendars:
1. Stations of the Cross @ the School of Religion – Our 5th grade class will be leading the Living Stations of the
Cross for all our Students and Families on April 13 at 9:30 am in the School Gym. All religious ed families,
siblings, grandparents … and all parishioners are invited to join us!
2. Youth lead Stations of the Cross on Good Friday - We invite all parishioners to join us in the Church at 12:00
Noon on Good Friday (April 18) for children/youth lead stations of the Cross. The 12 – 3 timeframe is when
Christians believed Jesus Hung on the Cross and died on Good Friday – take a bit of time during this Holy
Triddum to reflect and pray with us!
3. Annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 19th! On Saturday morning April 19th at 10:00 AM all parish children and
families are invited to join us for an Easter Egg Hunt with 1,000+ eggs and the Easter Bunny! Meet in the
Church at 10:00 as we start the Hunt for various age groups! All Pre-K through 5th grade are welcome!
“Weird Animals” VBS – God Loves All Creatures – No Matter How Silly we can be! All children Pre-K4 through
grade 5 are invited to join us for our Summer VBS June 23 – 27: 9:00 – 11:30 am! We will have a great week
sharing God’s ONE-OF-A-KIND Love – even on the days we are WEIRD! Check out the flier in this week’s bulletin
– or sign up online! Middle School and High School Counselors needed too! Cost is $75.00 to participate.
SPXtreme is a weeklong day camp for 6th – 8th graders that combines service & fun and culminates with a day at
Hershey Park! Registration form in this bulleting or go to the Parish news feed.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS – SIGN UP NOW for Baltimore and Appalachia Service Weeks –June 22 – 28
(overnight, all week) looking for a fun way to help others and earn service hours at the same time? Join us for
one of our weeklong camps for High School Students! Registration packet is online! Cost is $350 for the week
and includes food and transportation.
Mom’s Group 2014 (SPX/CMOQ/STA) - Alternating Thursdays, 9:30 – 11:30 am
April 10 – Easter Party & Craft Delivery at Villa Assumpta
SPXcite Vacation Bible School!
Who? For children currently in grades PreK-5 (for 2013 – 2014 school year)
*Current Middle and High school students needed as counselors!
What? Kids are invited to join us in A WEIRD ANIMAL Celebration! An
exciting week where we celebrate our uniqueness and experiences God’s
One-of-A-Kind Love in fun and unforgettable ways! Each day focuses on a
simple bible truth through fun music, crafts, games, snacks and inventions.
Where? St. Pius X Genesis Hall
Time? 9:00am-11:30am
When? Monday, June 23 –
Friday, June 27, 2014
Cost? $75/camper
Registration? A form is attached (or you can register online!)
The deadline is May 25. Space is limited!
Questions? Mae Richardson, 410-427-7511 mrichardson@stpius10.org
SPXcite Vacation Bible School!
Open to students currently in PreK - Grade 5
Child’s Name:
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Phone:
Address:
City/State/Zip:
E-Mail:
Cell Phone:
Cost: $75 for each student.
Cash enclosed
Check #________ (payable to St. Pius X Church)
Emergency Contact during VBS:
Name:
Relationship to your child:
Child’s Medications/Allergies:
Phone:
SPXtreme
Service Week
Monday July 28 to
August 1st, 2014
What is it? A five day (Monday - Friday) opportunity for fun, service, prayer and a lot of hilarious
times! SPXtreme is an extreme way to imitate Christ in helping others while having a blast! Most days
include half a day of service, and half a day of social/community building activities. On Friday families
are invited to join us for a day at Hershey Park!
Who can participate? Students currently in grades 6 - 8.
Students in High School can serve as peer ministers.
What about Friday, August 1st? We’ll have a fun day at Hershey Park. Tickets for
Participants are included. Families can choose to join us and buy a ticket as part of our group for a
discounted price.
What is the cost of SPXtreme? $225.00 for each student for the week.
What is the schedule? 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. every day. Each day we will gather at SPX, and
leave for our service site by 9:00. We will return to SPX by 4:30 each day for debriefing of both the
service and the fun! Students will need to bring a lunch most days!
Do we need volunteers?
help even one day!
Yes, adult volunteers are needed every day. Please contact me if you can
How do I sign up? Just complete the attached registration form and return it to the parish
office with payment – or sign up online (it’s in the newsfeed on the right of our homepage) and we
will send you payment information.
Checks can be made payable to St. Pius X Parish. Space is limited to 40 participants so register
early!
For more information or to volunteer contact Mae Richardson at (410) 427-7511 or
mrichardson@stpius10.org
St. Pius X - PERMISSION FORM AND RELEASE
Youth Name:
Home Phone:
Parent Name:
Cell Phone:
Emergency Number for Parent:
Address:
City/State/Zip
Date of Birth:
Male
Female
(please circle)
In consideration of the wholesome recreational and learning experience in which my son/daughter will participate, I as
parent/guardian of my son/daughter, do hereby agree to allow my son/daughter to:
SPXtreme Service Camp: Monday July 28 – Friday August 1, 2014
In consideration of the opportunity for my son/daughter to participate in the Program, I agree to RELEASE AND HOLD
HARMLESS AND INDEMNIFY St. Pius X parish, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Baltimore and his successors, a Corporate
Sole, and all their agents, servants and employees from any liability, claims, demands and causes of action arising out of
or relating to any loss, damage or injury sustained in connection with or arising out of my son/daughter’s participation in
this experience.
I hereby grant permission to any staff person to obtain medical care from a licensed physician, hospital, or medical clinic
for my son/daughter in the event that I cannot be reached.
(Check one of the following.)
I am covered by hospitalization and medical insurance under policy
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issued by
I do not have medical coverage and assume responsibility for the cost of hospitalization and medical care for
my son/daughter.
ADD any other medical information concerning medication, allergies, illness, etc:
ADD any dietary restrictions:
Parent/Guardian Signature
Date
Parents/guardians are advised that photographs or videotape of participants may be used in publications, websites or other materials produced from
time to time by St. Pius X. (Participants will not be identified, however, without specific written consent.). Parents/guardians who do not wish their
child(ren) to be photographed or filmed should advise a staff member.
This Week at St. Pius X Church
Monday 4/7
7:00- 8:00
4:00- 6:00
7:00- 9:00
7:30- 8:30
AM
PM
PM
PM
Mass (Fr. Lou Reitz) Offered for John Weber
Stitchers
Scout Leadership Meeting
Liturgy Committee Meeting
Memorial Chapel
St. John Room
Parish Office Lower Level
Parish Dining Room
Tuesday 4/8
7:00- 8:00
8:15- 9:15
7:00- 9:00
7:30- 9:00
AM
AM
PM
PM
Communion Prayer Service
School Prayer Service
Balt – App Workcamp Meeting
40 More Days Rehearsal
Memorial Chapel
Church
St. Lucy Room
Church
Wednesday 4/9
7:00- 8:00
3:15- 4:30
4:45- 8:45
7:00- 8:00
7:00- 9:00
7:30- 8:30
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
Mass (Fr. Lou Reitz) Offered for George & Mary Parr
Girl Scouts
Irish Dance
Usher’s Meeting
Parish Expo Planning Meeting
Five Weeks w/the Wisdom of Pope Francis
Memorial Chapel
Genesis Hall
Genesis Hall
Parish Office Lower Level
Parish Dining Room
St. Lucy Room
Thursday 4/10
7:00- 8:00
6:00- 6:30
AM
PM
Communion Prayer Service
Vespers and Evening Mass (Fr. Sam Lupico)
Memorial Chapel
Church
6:30- 8:00
7:30- 9:00
PM
PM
Wolf Den Scout Meeting
Contemporary Choir Rehearsal
Genesis Hall
Church
Friday 4/11
7:00- 8:00
1:00- 4:00
3:00- 8:00
6:00- 8:00
7:00- 9:00
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
Mass (Fr. Sam Lupico) Offered for Reta Hughes
Car Seat Check
Confessions – The Light is On for You
Girl Scout Cadet Troupe 23
Family Movie Night
Memorial Chapel
St. Pius X Parking Lot
Church
Parish Office Lower Level
Genesis Hall
Saturday 4/12
8:30AM- 8:00
12:00- 4:00
3:30- 4:00
4:30- 5:30
PM
PM
PM
PM
SPXalt! Youth Group Palm Saturday Pilgrimage
RCIA Retreat
Confessions (Fr. Sam Lupico)
Mass (Fr. Sam Lupico/Cantor/Organ)
Off Campus
St. Lucy Room
Church
Church
Offered for the Parish Community
Offered for the Brenda Douglas
Sunday 4/13
8:00- 9:00
9:00- 9:30
9:00- 9:30
9:15- 10:15
9:15- 10:15
10:30- 11:30
11:00AM- 12:00
11:30AM- 12:00
12:00- 1:30
12:30- 1:30
3:00- 5:00
3:30- 5:00
5:30- 6:30
Palm Sunday – Distribution of Palms
AM
Mass (Fr. Lou Reitz/Deacon Patrick Woods/Cantor/Organ)
Offered for Jay Getrendanner
AM
Anointing of the Sick after 8am Mass
AM
Hospitality
AM
Circle of Wisdom
AM
Religious Education Pre-K – 8
AM
Mass (Fr. Sam Lupico/Deacon Patrick Woods)
Offered for the Families of Missing Malaysian Airplane
Contemporary Choir & CLOW
PM
RCIA
NOON Hospitality
PM
Bible Study
PM
Group Baptism (Deacon Patrick Woods) Garrett Thomas Jones
PM
Joannes Legacy Series
PM
Transfiguration Team Meeting
PM
Mass (Fr. Sam Lupico/40 More Days) Offered for John T. Mullin III
Church
Memorial Chapel
Genesis Hall
Parish Living Room
School
Church
St. Lucy Room
Genesis Hall
St. John Room
Church
Genesis Hall
Parish Dining Room
Church
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1501 E. JOPPA ROAD
PHONE: 410-296-1212
PHONE: 410-828-5750
211 Old Padonia Road, Cockeysville, Md. 21030
Lopresti’s
Carolyn Gwynn Income Tax
Family Haircutting & Styling
Men, Women & Children Walk-ins Welcome
Dulaney Valley Shopping Ctr., Towson
Open 7 Days
www.hollenshades.com
410-321-1758
SNARSKI'S
LANDSCAPING, LLC
Landscape Design • Lawn Mowing Planting
Weeding • Bush Trimming • Hardscaping
Leaf Removal • Snow Removal
Mulch Installation
443-632-8409
4324 York Road • Suite 103
Baltimore, MD 21212
Office (410) 467-3800
Fax (410) 467-4292
OPEN YEAR ROUND!
410-435-6699
www.tm-contracting.com
MS. FIX-IT
HOME MAINTENANCE
handygal.mck@gmail.com
410-433-7975
www.msfixit.net
Andrew M. Belt, P.A.
WELLS DISCOUNT
LIQUORS
AREA’S LARGEST SELECTION
OF WINE AND SPIRITS
6310 YORK RD.
BALTIMORE, MD 21212
BALTIMORE CITY
410-435-2700 DELIVERY AVAILABLE
204 Courtland Avenue
Towson, MD 21204
410-337-6707
andrewbelt@netscape.net
www.andrewmbelt.com
(mention this ad for discount)
Plumbing
Plumbing • Heating
Bathroom & Kitchen
Remodeling
Waterproofing
Drains Cleaned
410-644-1399
Two 16"
Pizzas
for
21.99
$
410-435-9500
410-821-7999
www.betterthannewtowson.com
www.MariosOriginal.com
We Deliver
Christopher Russo
Senior Vice President
6314 Bellona Ave. 21212
p 800.569.1209 m 410.940.9505
crusso@factsmgt.com www.factsmgt.com
FACTS puts the fun in school funds.
$
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Jim Bush
Senior Discounts
BETTER THAN NEW
HOLLENSHADE’S
ATLAS
Affordable Luxury Consignment
EXTERMINATOR CO. AUTO SERVICE St. Pius X Parishioner Large SALE on Winter Merchandise
Pest and Termite Control Specialists
#2097
SEDAN SERVICE
BWI $49
AIRPORT
Reliable
Prompt Service
Appt.
443-447-5977
3 Off Any Large Pizza
with this coupon
814 Kenilworth Drive • Towson, MD 21204
14 Allegheny Ave.
Towson, MD 21204
410-321-1880
burgerbrosburgers.com
410-821-0292
Catering Menu Available
Kelly's Body Shop, Inc.
Fast Delivery
Family Owned & Operated
45 YEARS
10901 York Rd.
Cockeysville, MD 21030
Phone 410-666-2522
Fax 410-666-3313
Kellysbodyshopmd@gmail.com
Minimum $10.00 (limited area)
5105 York Road 410-435-3900
Free 2 Liter of soda with $20 purchase
www.kingwokbaltimore.com
BALTIMORE PROTAX
SERVICES
$1 Off
Dozen Donuts
or 50 ct
Munchkins
Home for all your Accounting Needs
Pete O. Egwom, Sr.
pegwom3@yahoo.com • bprotaxservs@comcast.net
• Open 24/7
• Great Fundraisers!
201 York Rd., Towson • 410-821-0810
15% OFF
VITO'S PIZZA
6803 York Road Suite 200 • Towson, MD 21212
"Your Satisfaction is our joy"
Cell 410.865.9368 Fax 443.841.7374
for 1st Time
Callers
• BEST PIZZA •
A NAME YOU CAN TRUST
410-433-8600
5900 York Road 21212
410-323-8486
www.pizzamartbaltimore.com
6304 York Road (Next to Wells Liquors)
WE DELIVER
20% Off
The
All Custom Framing
Cannot be combined with other offers
Framer´s Timonium Commerce Park
9624 Deereco Road
Vise
Timonium, MD 21093
MIMI WOOD Since 1986
REALTOR®
Cell/Text 443-253-9037
GLENN WOOD
REALTOR®
Cell/Text 410-949-5885
410-252-1680 • www.theframersvise.com
Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri.: 10-6 • Thurs.: 10-7 • Sat.: 10-5
Call me directly
on my cell
443-807-3093
Randy
PERPETUAL MEDICAL
SPACE
AVAILABLE
443-807-3093
MHIC 35860
Slate Roofing • Gutters • Copper •
Chimney Repair • Improvements
www.RollinsImprovements.com
Wayne & Pat Roland
2327 Cleanleigh Drive
@ Perring Pkwy Shopping Center
LOCH RAVEN & MSU
GOVANS & STONELEIGH
410-882-8850
Carry-Out or Delivery
www.pizzabolis.com
Mention this ad and get 10% off
Roland Roofing and Home Solutions
Family Owned
& Operated for
Over 22 Years
• Slate & Shingle Roofing • Windows • Siding • Doors
Where a loving vet
makes a happy pet!
$150 OFF
For the highest quality care and exceptional
service for you and your pet, come to the
Belvedere Veterinary Center.
5857 York Road • Baltimore, MD 21212
(410) 999-3300
www.belvedereveterinarycenter.com
(next to Van Dyke & Bacon Shoes)
Phone: 410-435-0222 • Fax: 410-435-0299
Rollins
& Assoc.
My Grandpa
will treat you
like Royalty!
Equipment Sales, Services & Rentals
Diabetic Shoes • Wheelchairs • Canes • Walkers
Medicare • Medicaid • Private Insurance
5919A York Road • Baltimore, MD 21212
10% OFF SPIRITS
20% OFF WINE
6242 Bellona Ave
Baltimore
www.PinehurstWineShoppe.com
410-435-5200
contracts over $1,000 or more when you mention
this ad during your FREE consultation
410-532-9037
www.rolandslate.com
“Old Fashioned Craftsmanship for the Modern Generation”
For ad information, call Tim Maher or Phil Maher at (410) 578-3600, or write P.O. Box 4889, Baltimore, MD 21211 - ©2014