2929 Bee Ridge Road Sarasota t 34239 Church Office (941) 921-6631 t Fax (941) 927-2521

Office Hours Mon - Fri 8-12 • 1:30-4 t Summer Hours Mon-Fri 8-12 • 1:30-3

Email: church@incarnationchurch.org t Website: www.incarnationchurch.org

Catholic Community

Church of the

In This Issue

Gospel Meditation……..….……..

Stewardship / Staff / Ministries….

Parish Life………….……………

Parish Life / Q & A……………...

Readings of the week / Deceased.

Mass Intentions / Event Calendar.

Youth Ministry…………………..

2

3

4-9

10

11

12

13

Saturday Vigil

4:30 PM & 7:00 PM Sunday

7:00 !", 9:00 !", 11:00 !"

Weekdays Monday-Friday

7:00 AM & 11:00 AM Saturday 8:30 !" Mass in Polish

First & Third Sunday at 1:30 PM

Mass in Hungarian

Second Sunday at 1:30 PM

Saturday after the 8:30 AM Mass

Saturday 3:30-4:30 PM &

6:30-7:00 PM

TV Mass 9:30 AM

9 / Comcast or 4 / Frontier

44 / Direct TV

Page 2

Greetings Incarnation parishioners and Welcome to those visiting or vacationing in our

area who have joined us at the table of the Lord to celebrate the tenth Sunday in Ordinary

Time. We are truly blessed by your presence and by being able to share the Lord’s Supper

with you as the family of God.

G

O

S

P

E

L

I

N

S

P

I

R

A

T

I

O

N

Have you ever felt judged by your family? St. John Paul II noted that the family "is the cradle of

life and love" (On the Lay Members of Christ's Faithful, 40). Yet unmet expectations and

divergent priorities can cause tension in even the most loving family situations. This is true for us,

and it was true for Jesus!

In today's Gospel, Jesus has returned home to Nazareth. A large crowd gathered, and Jesus finds

Himself facing stiff opposition

from His family. This was

likely Jesus' large, extended

family. The Semitic language

has no specific words for

extended relatives, so everyone

is "brother" or "sister." The en-

tire clan has gotten wind of Je-

sus' preaching, and they are not

amused. "They set out to seize

him, for they said, 'He is out of

His mind.'" To make matters

worse, the religious authorities even accuse Jesus of being possessed by a demon. It's a mess by

any standards.

The family's perspective is perhaps understandable. In Jewish culture, teachers and scribes under-

went intensive schooling and apprenticeships, none of which Jesus had done. The family knew

Jesus the carpenter, not Jesus the rabbi. For them, Jesus' bold preaching threatened the reputation

of their family!

Jesus' words to His family can seem controversial." Who are my mother and my brothers?" Yet

Jesus knows what he is about. He has always known he would be about the business of His

Heavenly Father. And what is that business? It is the business of the new covenant and the King-

dom of God. In this Kingdom, we are all adopted sons and daughters of the King. Jesus begins,

even now, to expand the perspective of His listeners. Being welcomed into this family does not

depend on our families of birth or ethnic origin, but a wholehearted commitment to "do the will of

God."

Weekend of May 27, 2018 Weekend of June 3, 2018 One Year Ago Fiscal Year to Date

Parish Income

50/50 Raffle Benefits Catholic Faith Appeal.

Envelopes available in the foyer of the church.

Drawings are held Tuesday. To participate:

· Place $5.00 CASH in the envelope

· Fill in your name and telephone

number in the space provided.

· Drop the envelope in the collection or bring it

into the Parish office by 3:00pm Monday.

Winners receive 50% of the proceeds, and the other

50% goes toward meeting our goal for the Catholic

Faith Appeal.

50/50 Winner of $80.00 Barbara Vanderclay

$ 15,086.00 $ 18,502.00 $ 16,716.00 $ 891,318.00

Assessment $ 232,000.00

Pledged $ 150,430.47

% of Goal 65%

Collected $ 132,217.39

% Parish Participation 14 %

50/50 Raffle

CLERGY Rev. Matthew Grady, Administrator/CMCHS Chaplain Rev. Ronnie Sison, Parochial Vicar Deacon Stephen Beck Deacon Kevin McKenney

Deacon John Crescitelli Deacon Pat Palumbo

Deacon Kim Cohen

PASTORAL ASSOCIATE Sister Monica Paul Fraser, OP

STAFF Dawn Gordon • Parish Secretary

Barbara Duncan • Bookkeeper Christine Martin • Data Entry

Kathy Connett • Sacristan

Dick Burns • Maintenance Supervisor Ernie Mannhart • Maintenance

LAY PASTORAL STAFF Chelle Maida • Director of Religious Education Rick Schicitano • Youth Ministry Director Andi Zdrava • Music Director Leslie Hutchison • Director of Communications • RCIA

Altar Guild Mary Meyer 922-8784 Arimatheans/Pallbearers Jim & Gloria Champer 218-6733 Altar Servers Kathy Connett 350-4848 Bereavement Ministry Sr. Monica Paul Fraser, OP 921-6631 Bingo Charlie Culkin 504-5490 Boy Scouts John Vetri 224-0449 Cenacle of Prayer Pat Bretherton 371-7443 Charismatic Prayer Group Mike Hargesheimer 302-2342 Children/Mary Rosary Grp Ellie Ticola 735-8400 Children’s Liturgy Chelle Maida 924-9566 Choir Andi Zdrava 921-6631 Cursillo Nancy Marsh 350-1157 Divine Mercy Cenacle Lucy Gatza 953-4857 Eucharistic Adoration Lucy Gatza 953-4857 Extra Ordinary Ministers Pat Malcolm 921-6631 Good Samaritans Patricia Ward 955-8512 Homebound Ministry Deacon John 921-6631 Knights of Columbus Dale Haas 914-6228 Lectors Eileen Parkinson 346-0666 Legion of Mary Susan Gordon 321-3663 Little Rock Scripture Tom & Sarah Flood 954-232-5038 Men’s Club Paul LaRiviere 342-2827 Military Ministry Ellie Ticola 735-8400 Parish Library Parish Office 921-6631 Prayer Line Mary Jane Zuknick 924-4108 RCIA Program Leslie Hutchison 928-4140 Religious Education Chelle Maida, DRE 924-9566 Respect Life James & Sylvia Kurt 371-7339 Rosary Makers Carol Muth 923-3500 Sacristan Kathy Connett 350-4848 Sociable Singles 50+ Dolores Perine 349-1252 St. Vincent de Paul Barbara Brown 921-6631 Ushers Vic Ticola 780-3016 Women’s Club Joani White 342-8663 Youth Ministry Rick Schicitano 921.6631

Parish Ministries / Organizations

Parish Staff

Catholic Faith Appeal

Catholic Faith Appeal

06/03/2018

Is it possible that you have

overlooked your contribution

to the CFA this year? If you

are not one of the 14% of

families who have already

contributed, now would be a great time to donate.

Your participation is not only appreciated but is

truly a blessing to many in our Diocese who are

less fortunate.

Children of Mary Rosary Prayer

Group

“Mary, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary” is asking you to join the Children of Mary Rosary Group on Tuesday evenings at 6:30pm in the chapel. Join us for one decade or all fifteen decades of the Holy Rosary.

We pray in the presence of Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.

We can include your special intention in the list of requested intentions mentioned during the Rosary.

“Where two or more are gathered in His Name, there am I in your Midst”

We trust in His Mercy.

For more information or to request prayer for a special intention, call Ellie at 735-8400.

Abortion Recovery Groups

Did you know that one in four women will have an abortion by

the age of 45? Did you know that 54% of abortion patients

identified as Christians? Did you know that 43% of abortion

patients were actively attending church at the time of their

abortion? Many times, those in our churches who are

post-abortive are afraid to share their story. They are afraid of

how fellow Christians will respond. They feel alone, like they

are the only one in the church who has committed that

particular sin – and the enemy is the accuser and he will keep

her in shame and silence. We want her to find hope, healing,

and the forgiveness of Jesus Christ. Post Mother’s Day can be

an especially difficult time for many women who are

post-abortive so we have two Biblically based abortion

recovery groups starting soon.

Don't Miss out!

Membership dues are being collected now

so please send your $20 check made out to

IWC (dated on or after July 1, 2018) to Polly

Gregory. Send as soon as possible so the

directory can be published. if there is any

change in your personal data please let Polly

know. If you are not a member think about

joining us, we have a lot of fun while working

and playing. See you in September.

IWC

5

The Next Trivia Night is June 26 at 7:00 pm in the Msg.

Finegan Center. This is a fun

night with the chance to win $$$.

Your $6.00 per player includes

admission, 2 slices of pizza and a

drink.

Sample Trivia question:

What Trivia was voted best in

Sarasota ? Hmmm...Come and

see. Five to a team limit. Hope

you can make it.

A PILGRIMAGE TO ITALY’S SPIRITUAL CAPITALS

SIENA, ASSISI AND ROME

10 DAYS

SEPTEMBER 21st—30th, 2018

Hosted by spiritual guides: Sr. Terry Rickard, OP and Fr. Anthony Randazzo

Sr. Terry Rickard is the President and

Executive Director of RENEW

International. Fr. Anthony Randazzo is Pastor of Holy Trinity

Parish, Westfield, New Jersey.

The pilgrimage includes time for prayer, sightseeing,

contemplation, fellowship and exquisite cuisine, against a

backdrop of historic Italian cities and iconic Tuscan countryside.

Catholic Travel Centre has selected first-rate accommodations,

conveniently located and planned unique activities that will make

for a memorable experience. This pilgrimage will be an extraor-

dinary experience of grace, community and an encounter with

the transforming love of God.

For further information, contact: MaryBethH@renewintl.org or

Mary Beth Howath at 908-769-5400 x101 or speak with

Sr. Monica Paul, OP:941-921-6631.

Are You New To Our Area and visiting our Parish for the first time? or Perhaps you are a Returning Catholic.

Are you looking for a welcoming community? You have come to the right place. One of the clergy or the parish staff would be happy to meet with you to discuss your needs and our parish life.

We warmly welcome you to our Incarnation family. We are blessed to be a part of your faith journey.

The Incarnation Men’s Club meets the second Monday of the month in the Finegan Center at 6:30pm. Their (delicious) dinner has recently been reduced to $5.00. At the June 11th meeting, dinner will be old fashioned meatloaf served with mashed potatoes and corn, and desert will be warm apple pie and ice cream.

The speaker for this meeting will be Mr. Herb Osmussen, a long-time member of the

Incarnation Parish and a former President of the Men’s Club. Herb’s topic will be

his travels to Cuba in the late1950’s, and also his recent trips to Cuba, Europe,

and Scandinavia.

Men of the Parish are invited to join. Annual dues are just $20,00 and your first meal is at no charge.

We read in Genesis that God made all kinds of animals and pronounced them good. Domesticated animals play a very important part in our lives. House pets bring us much joy, so much that they are considered part of our family. I myself think of them as fur angels. Losing a pet leaves a void in our lives.

If you have recently lost a beloved pet and would like to talk about it, I am available in my office on Wednesday, June 20, at 1:30pm. God bless.

Sr. Monica Paul

Faith & Film—Friday, June 15th at 7:00PM in the Finegan Center Conference Room

and Film Based on a true story set in WWII

Rome, The Scarlet and the Black stars

Gregory Peck as Monsignor Hugh

O'Flaherty. O'Flaherty used the

Vatican, which had diplomatic

neutrality, as a base of operations to save thousands

of Allied POWs, in a long, elaborate, and deadly

game of cat and mouse with

German Colonel Herbert Kappler

played by Christopher Plummer.

As Italy is falling to the Allies,

Kappler knows the war is over. He

seeks out O'Flaherty, his bitterest

enemy, to ask a favor: to draw on

the same resources he used to help the POWs escape

to get Kappler's family to Switzerland. h at 7:00PM

of Allied POWs, in a

gagame

GeGeGeGerm

plplplayay

AAAss I

KaKaKaKapp

seseseek

enenenenem

thththe e sasameme r resesouourcrcrceses he

to get Kappler's family

Angels with Fur and Feathers

VBS June 11th-15th

9:00am-12:30pm Church of the Incarnation

2929 Bee Ridge Rd. Finegan Center

...sign up to volunteer by visiting

Vbsmate.com/incarnation

Questions? Contact Lisa Russo, VB Director

(941)724-2518 or Russofamily1@comcast.net .

Please drop off any cardboard, old solid sheets (white, blue or neutral) or Styrofoam you are able to donate to VBS. Items will be used to transform our Finegan Center into Splash Canyon!

Drop off begins Tuesday, May 29th. Please use the Finegan Center Door with the “Drop Off” sign and place items inside at the marked “Drop Off” location.

Corpus Christi Procession and Blessing last Sunday following the 11:00am Mass

Grilling with Grace

Every Tuesday in July

Church of the Incarnation

6:00pm Holy Hour in the Chapel 7:00pm Cookout

7:30 pm Speaker & Fellowship

First Tuesday in August Siesta Key Beach

948 Beach Road, Sarasota

6:00pm Rosary

7:00pm Cookout 7:30 pm Speaker & Fellowship

Sponsored by the Diocese of Venice, Office of Evangelization

One Day Only! EWTN’s Free Family Celebration It’s an event you won’t want to miss! EWTN’s FREE Family Celebration event is back at the Prime Osborn Convention Center, November 3rd, 2018 in Jacksonville, Florida with talks by your favorite EWTN television and radio hosts. Shop for Holy Reminders at the Religious Catalogue store, attend Holy Mass and be a part of a televised EWTN LIVE show with Fr. Mitch Pacwa. One Day Only!

Incarnation to Sponsor Bus to

EWTN Family Celebration

Incarnation will host a bus to the Osborn Convention Center leaving the Incarnation parking lot at 4:00am on November 3rd, returning 10:30pm. The event is FREE. Suggested donation for the bus is $20.00. Call the Parish Office 921-6631 to register.

Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J • Host of “EWTN Live” and “Scripture & Tradition”

Hand picked by Mother Angelica to teach and share the Gospel as only a Jesuit, Biblical scholar and papal expert can, Fr. Mitch began hosting series for the network all the way back to 1984; his leading of the Holy Land Rosary seen daily on EWTN, has aired continuously since then. Fr. Mitch’s newest book is “Winning the Battle Against Sin.”

Johnnette Benkovic • Host of "Women of Grace"

Johnnette is host of EWTN’s popular radio and television shows, Women of Grace. In addition to her television and radio programs, she is also a popular conference speaker, retreat master and seminar presenter, and has written several books on topics including prayer and spirituality, authentic femininity, conversion and the dangers of new age movements.

Chris Stefanick • Host of “Real Life Catholic”

Chris Stefanick, is an internationally acclaimed author, speaker and the television host of EWTN’s Real Life Catholic, who has devoted his life to inspiring people to live a bold, conta-gious faith. Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, calls Chris, “one of the most engaging defenders of the Christian faith on the scene today.” A graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville, Chris is also proud to be the husband to his wife Natalie and father of their six children.

Family Corner Live Radio Meet the Author Kids Faith Factory Religious Shop

Father’s Day cards are available in the back of the church and chapel for the Triduum of Masses to be said June 18th,

19th, and 20th.

You may remember your living loved ones with the large card and deceased love ones with the small cards.

Donations may be placed in the offertory basket. Cards are also available in the parish office.

FATHER’S DAY TRIDUUM

Called to Partake in the

Eucharist

Do you attend Mass each week,

but do not feel you can receive

Eucharist? At times, individuals

are under the mistaken notion

that they cannot receive Jesus in

the Most Holy Sacrament of the

Eucharist. Eucharist is food for

our souls,

a precious

Gift left to

us by

Christ.

If you refrain from receiving this

Sacrament for any reason, please

to set up an appointment to

discuss your concerns with one

of the following: Fr. Matt Grady,

Fr. Ronnie Sison, Sr. Monica

Paul, or Leslie Hutchison.

Sharing Your Gifts

Our parish does not prosper on your financial support

alone. We count on your prayers to support other

parishioners, priests, deacons, religious, staff, and all

those who serve the church. Along with your generous

donations, the gifts of prayer, ministry, and volunteering

are what make Incarnation Parish a truly life-giving

community.

Everyday Stewardship

I have coached all three of my children in soccer at some time in

their lives. I loved teaching them and their teammates the

importance of functioning as one unit. If we were not all moving

together toward victory, we would all find ourselves together in

defeat. We used to go through one drill I called the "human

foosball." We would scrimmage with players in lines like on a

foosball table. If you ever got too far behind or too far ahead of

those in your line, play would stop and the ball would go to the

other team. The goal was to help build an awareness of where

your teammates were on the pitch and to teach the lesson that no

one player is a team onto themselves.

As disciples and stewards, we sometimes find ourselves far

behind or maybe even too far ahead. As a consequence, our

actions either hinder the ability of the Body of Christ to

evangelize and pass on the faith to a new generation or present

the Church as an entity that sees itself as judgmental or too holy

to be in the world.

We are called to community, and in that community, we must be

aware of our brothers and sisters in the faith. At times, we need

to help them grow in their faith. Other times, we need to slow

down and realize that we cannot change the world on our own.

We all have unique gifts we are called to share, and we can only

bear true witness to the power of the Body of Christ when we are

all moving together and making each other strong.

-Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS

Welcome to the Incarnation parish

family. We are glad you have

chosen to worship with us.

If you are not registered, we

invite you to do so. Registration

forms can be found in the church

foyer or at: incarnationchurch.org.

If your address, phone number, or

email changes, please inform the

Parish office so we can better serve

you!

Please call the Parish office 921-6631 at least six months in advance. Do not schedule your recep-tion venue until you have secured a date & time for the wedding ceremony.

Baptisms are celebrated

the second and last

Sunday of the month at noon. Classes

are held the first Thursday of the month

at 7:00pm in the Finegan Center

Conference Room. Call the Parish office

at 921-6631, to register for the class and

to schedule the Baptism at least two

months in advance of the desired

date. Godparents must be registered,

active members of a Catholic parish.

Marriage & Baptism

Marriage

Baptism

Why do we celebrate the Heart of Jesus in the month of

June?

Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus is an ancient

practice. We can see its Scriptural origins in Jesus' own

references to His Heart. "Come to me, all you who labor and

are burdened, and I will give you rest ? for I am meek and

humble of heart" Matthew 11:28, 29

The devotion received a surge of popularity in the late 1600s.

Jesus appeared several times to a French religious sister,

St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, pointing to his heart. During this

time, the Jansenist heresy had risen in France, which preached

limited predestination for salvation.

When appearing to Margaret Mary, Jesus affirmed His love

for all mankind: "Behold the Heart which has so loved men

that it has spared nothing." He asked for a special feast

celebrating His Sacred Heart on the Friday following the feast

of Corpus Christi. Over time, June has become known as the

month of Sacred Heart.

Q

A

Parish Registration

BULLETIN DEADLINE IS

12 NOON ON FRIDAY

Email submissions to lhutchison@incarnationchurch.org

2

In the United States, Flag Day

is celebrated on June 14th.

Flag day commemorates the

adoption of the flag of the

United States, which happened

on June 14, 1777, by a

resolution of the Second

Continental Congress.

Into your hands O Lord, we commend the souls of our recently departed. May their souls and the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

The Sanctuary Candle Glows In Honor Of or In Memory Of

eeeee·fffff

Dave Ahlert

Sam Simone Rick Byron

Readings for the Week of June 11th

Sunday: Gn 3:9-15 / Ps 130:1-8 / 2 Cor 4:13--5:1/

Mk 3:20-35

Monday: Acts 11:21-26; 13:1-3 / Ps 98:1-6 /

Mt 5:1-12

Tuesday: 1 Kgs 17:7-16 / Ps 4:2-9 / Mt 5:13-16

Wednesday: 1 Kgs 18:20-39 / Ps 16:-11 / Mt 5:17-19

Thursday: 1 Kgs 18:41-46 / Ps 65:10-13 / Mt 5:20-26

Friday: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-16 / Ps 27:7-14 / Mt 5:27-32

Saturday: 1 Kgs 19:19-21 / Ps 16:1-10 / Mt 5:33-37

Next Sunday: Ez 17:22-24 / Ps 92:2-16 / 2 Cor 5:6-10 /

Mk 4:26-34

We learned early in Novitiate that good

Dominicans anticipate. With that in mind,

we are given the opportunity to plan the

Liturgy which will be used when we leave this Earth to

begin life in our new eternal home.

It has been my privilege over the years to help a

number of people plan their own funeral liturgies, or

that of a family member, ahead of time. This gives

them the opportunity to pick the readings and songs

they like, as well as leave any other wishes for their last

Mass.

If you would like to do this, I am available to help you.

Please call 921-6631, ext.225, Sr. Monica Paul, O.P.

There is no charge for this service. It would consider it

an honor to assist you. God bless you.

As a pro-life mother of two children, Kristen Bell is always thinking of ways to help families to develop hearts of compassion and love for life at all stages. Here is part of her 23 simple and practical things to do to promote, support, and build a culture of compassion and dignity in our communities.

4 Invest in DVD’s that your family can watch that teach about the beauty of life, like the creatively produced pro-life cartoon DVD about a baby growing in the womb called Stiff and AJ’s Fantastic Voyage by Lumen Entertainment. The animation is fun and the content is life-affirming.

5 Read pro-life books like “Miraculous Me” by Ruth Pendergast Sissel, or the adult fiction books in the “Lily Trilogy” written by Sherry Boas that follow the life a girl with Down syndrome who makes a great impact on the culture through her beautiful life

Note: Each suggestion offers the opportunity to teach about God’s love.

More next week in Part Four.

Promote a Culture of Life

Altar Flowers In Honor Of or In Memory Of

eeeee·fffff

Incarnation Parishioners

“With the Lord there is mercy and fulness of redemption.”

Psalm 130:1-8

Priest’s schedule may change without notice.

MG=Fr. Matt Grady, RS= Fr. Ronnie Sison, JS=Fr. Joe Stearns CS=Fr. Claudio Stewart,

RMG=Fr. Mike Guarino

PARISH EVENT CALENDAR MASS INTENTIONS

Mon. 6/11

7:00 James T. Carlin, Jr.—MG

11:00 Manuel G. Vieira—RS

Tues. 6/12

7:00 Ignacio & Guiomazia Coutinho—RS 11:00 Nicholas J. Zek, Sr.—RS

Wed. 6/13

7:00 Felipe Rodriguez—RS 11:00 Vito Tablizo—RMG

Thurs. 6/14

7:00 Julie Schrock—MG

11:00 Edward Doyle—JS

Fri. 6/15

7:00 Rose Britanak (living)—MG

11:00 Charles & Helen Culkin—JS

Sat. 6/16

8:30 Sylvia Hill—MG

4:30 Michael Raccioppi—MG

7:00 Melvin Thiel—JS

Sun. 6/17

7:00 Intentions of Incarnation Parishioners—RS 9:00 Joe Lamielle—MG

11:00 Vic Weber—RS 1:30 Boleslaw Koc

Eucharistic Adoration Schedule

Silent Prayer Weekdays: 11:30 am – 3:30 pm

Tuesday and First Friday 11:30 am – 9:00 pm

Community Prayer Children of Mary Rosary Group

Tues: 6:30– 8:00pm

Divine Mercy Chaplet: Tuesday thru Friday 11:30am and Friday: 3:00 pm

New Adorers are needed and welcomed

Call ministry coordinator, Lucy Gatza, 953-4857

****************************************Pray the Rosary, Sunday, 10:20am in the Church

and weekdays at 6:30am and 10:30am

Novena of the Miraculous Medal Monday after 11:00 Mass

Mon. 6/11

8:00 AM VBS

6:30 PM Men’s Club Meeting (FC)

6:30 PM Scout’s Parents Meeting (FCC)

7:00 PM Boy Scouts (CH)

Tues. 6/12

8:00 AM VBS

2:00 PM Rosary Makers (CLL)

5:15 PM Legion of Mary (REC)

6:00 PM K of C Business Meeting (FC)

6:30 PM Children of Mary Rosary (CL)

Wed. 6/13

8:00 AM VBS

7:00 PM Divine Mercy Cenacle (REC)

7:00 PM K of C Meeting (FC)

8:00 PM Alcoholics Anonymous (CH)

Thurs. 6/14

8:00 AM VBS

7:00 PM Charismatic Prayer (FC)

8:00 PM Alcoholics Anonymous (CH)

Fri. 6/15

8:00 AM VBS

Sat. 6/16 No Events Scheduled

Sun. 6/17

8:30 AM -1:00PM Suncoast Blood Mobile (CY)

1:30 PM Mass in Polish (CL)

3:30 PM Cenacle for Priests (FCC)

CH=Church Hall REC=Rel. Ed. Conf. Rm CR=Choir Room

CY=Court Yard

CF=Church Foyer

C=Church CL=Chapel CLL=Chapel Library

FC=Finegan Center FCC=Finegan Center Conf. Rm YM=Youth Room

Pope Francis’ Intention for June 2018

Universal – Social Networks

That social networks may work towards that inclusiveness which respects other for their differences.

Youth Group was very inspiring to me because it

taught me more than I ever knew about Christ. Like

what he can do for you. I liked that we shared what to

pray about and we prayed for each other; it was

moving. Mr. Rick shared his life stories - I liked that

part. ~ Peter F.

Youth group means to me finding friends who have the same faith and have all become my family. I have been able to open up and be myself and feel loved and accepted. ~Cayla E.

Youth group has impacted my strengths and

weaknesses. Through the experience of meeting

different people and their perspective in faith, it has

brought forward who I truly am. I have been able to

communicate, become inspired, and relate to the

youth group. I believe these three things are what

has made youth group become so powerful as a

whole. We grow from one a another, in which God

gives us grace only to become stronger. ~ Kirsten J.

Youth Group Members Speak out! Join us for 2018 / 2019!

I am so blessed and grateful. We always have something fun as a project and always learning

something new about the Lord ~ Riley V.

It helped me understand more

about my faith. I also loved the

use of music and movies to

teach us.- Robert S.

Youth group means more to me than just an educational, social group. To me it’s a place where I can connect and talk openly with others my age who also believe in my same religion. Somewhere we can have fun yet serious moments, learn and pray together, and just be there for one another for the good and bad. -Megan T

Youth Group has been very

helpful this year. We’ve learned

some ways to turn to God in

stressful situa!ons. We learned

that we should do ac!ons for

Him and not for ourselves.

We’re on Earth for a short !me

and in Heaven for an eternity”

- Lizzie J.

Youth Group has shown me that there is learning about

God through Chris!an Rock! - Joey W.

For ad info. call 1-866-651-2111 • www.4lpi.com 16-0014

Palms-Robarts Funeral Home & Memorial Park

170 Honore Avenue, Sarasota FL 34232 • www.PalmsMemorial.com

Vincent CiprianoFamily Service Counselor

Celebrating Lives

Caring for our Community

Honoring Those who Serve941-371-4962941-371-4962999999999994444441111111111--33333333377771111-4444449999999999999666666666666662222222222222

Experience the FYZICAL®

Difference Today!

• Balance Training and Fall Prevention

• Orthopedic and Neurological Physical Therapy

• Individual Fitness and Wellness Programs

• Aquatic Physical Therapy

5922 Cattlemen Ln, Ste 100, Sarasota

941-378-8977 | www.FYZICAL.com

PARISHIONER

Wallace J. Wleklinski, CPA PFSTax (All Entities), IRS Representation,

Accounting & Business Services

!"#$!%&$!''()*+,-.)/)0"1$&(1$'&!&)2.33

wjwleklinski.cpa@gmail.com

www.wjwcpa.com

R. CRAIG HARRISONATTORNEY AT LAW

Board Certified Wills, Trusts & Estates

LYONS, BEAUDRY

& HARRISON, P.A.

PHONE (941) 366-3282FAX (941) 954-1484

1605 MAIN STREET • SUITE 1111

SARASOTA, FL 34236

craig@lyonsbeaudryharrison.com

THIS SPACE IS

National Cremation &

Burial Society

Sarasota, FL

(941) 923-9535

Contact Greg Maurer to place an ad today!

gmaurer@4Lpi.com or (941) 243-3206

Katherine Adams-Love

941-923-7515

5783 Beneva Road

Sarasota

KaKa

9494

5757

SaSa

2015 Allstate Insurance Co.

Dermatology • Skin Cancer • Laser • Botox and Hair/Nail Disorders

J Morgan Lorie Thompson Masters Amy Fenenga O’Donoghue, MD PA-C PA-C

1952 Field RoadSarasota, Florida 34231www.dermatologyexperts.com 941.926.7546

For ad info. call 1-866-651-2111 • www.4lpi.com 16-0014

Celebrating Life

Sarasota 955-4171

Bradenton 746-6191

www.toalebrothers.com

TOALEBROTHERS

FUNERAL HOMES & CREMATORY

DAVID M. BRACCIANO, D.O.Dermatology & Facial Plastic Surgery

8430 Cooper Creek Blvd., Suite 102

University Park, FL 34201Tel 941.360.2255

www.braccianodermatology.com

Quality Bedding Since 1972

941-922-5271 1901 Hansen St., Sarasota • Larry Cohen, Owner

SLEEP KING

Vote for leaders who support a life affirming

American culture.

John and Felicia Alberga

Tim Barbic’s Transmission

Specialist and complete

auto service

941-825-1996near McIntosh and Clark

PODIATRISTComplete & Gentle Foot Care

Dr. Joan M. Koewler, DPM, FACFASBoard Certified in Foot Surgery

941-923-49994157 Clark Rd. • Sarasota, FL 34233

NEED AN ELECTRICIAN?

!"##$%&'$$$()*+,)(+-.**

EC13006972 ///012345637869:;<62=80><1

FREE SERVICE CALLw/ any work completed ?,($@8AB5

(941) 907-3088

Bernard F. Walsh

Hablamos Español

Sarasota

Altiora Plastic Surgeryand Med Spa

941-388-1110

CHARLES W. RUSH, M.D. Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon

Arthroscopic Surgery

Joint Replacement Surgery

6050 Cattleridge Blvd. Sarasota, FL 34232

941-365-0655Parishioner

941-343-6160 | frmpeo.com

Providing Workers Compensation,

Payroll Service, HR and Safety

LET US PLACE YOUR AD HERE.

Action Speaks Louder Than WordsHVAC Service, Repairs, and Installations

Call Now! 941-371-6677www.actionairsrq.com

15% off on duct cleaning or free duct cleaningwith any new system purchase when you mention this ad

License and Insured - License # CACO56672

OUR APPROACH: ACTIVE LISTENING

The only way we can truly help our clients with retirement, is if we understand them first.

That’s why, at Integrity Wealth Management, before we talk, we listen.

A PERSONALIZED APPROACH TO A SECURE RETIREMENT

Donald Negroski, M.D.General Neurologist

5741 BEE RIDGE ROAD, SUITE 530

SARASOTA, FL 34233

Phone: 941-487-2160

!"#$%&'($)*+(%&,(-$"."/*0)&0($1*2/&)3(&4#$#0")#community since 1986

Negroski Neurology& M.S. Center of Sarasota

y

For ad info. call 1-866-651-2111 • www.4lpi.com 16-0014

ROBERT P. SCHEB

Lifetime Parishioner366-5510

CORNER OF TUTTLE AVE. AND RINGLING BLVD.

ELDER LAW • WILLS • TRUSTSPROBATE • GUARDIANSHIP • REAL ESTATE

Attorney at Law

Wiegand BrothersFuneral Home

7454 South Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34231

941-921-5755 • Fax 941-923-0113www.wiegandbrothers.com

Gerard A.Curtis M.D.UROLOGIST

6130 S. Tamiami TrlSarasota, FL 34231

(941) 358-6777

Contact Greg Maurer to place an ad today!

gmaurer@4Lpi.com or (941) 243-3206

GLENN T. BROWNSarasota Board of Realtors

#1 Agent of Homes Sold

8 Years

Direct

342-6464

Your Neighborhood Specialist

Parishioner

Lifetime Resident

2833 Bee Ridge Rd

941-926-4461

$5 OFF $25 or more

Limited Time Only/1 Per Table/Must have coupon

Dine in only. Not Valid w/any other discount.

$1 OFF$10 or more

Limited Time Only/1 Per Table/

Must have coupon. Dine in only.

Not Valid w/any other discount.

$2 OFF$15 or more

Limited Time Only/1 Per Table/Must

have coupon. Dine in only. Not Valid w/any other discount.

Lydia M. Blotta, Insurance Agent“For the life of your retirement”

Medicare supplements | Life Insurance Long Term Care

Cell 727.808.1315

Office 941-371-7141

Fax 941.378.1016

lydia.blotta@bankerslife.com

301 N. Cattlemen Rd., Suite 106

Sarasota, FL 34232

Incarnation Catholic ChurchIncarnationChurch.WeShareOnline.org

Nadia Hanna, MD, ABFMAmerican Board Certi"ed Family Physician

T: (941) 922.1400 Fax: (877) 645.3318

3333 Clark Rd, Ste 190

Sarasota, FL 34231SarasotaPrimaryCare.com

CHRIS KERNANREALTOR, e-PRO, GRI

www.ChrisKernan.com

Sold@ChrisKernan.com

941-544-2460 - Direct

SUPERIOR SERVICE IS MY SPECIALTY

GRADUATE - UNIV. OF NOTRE DAME

COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL

REAL ESTATE

Call: 941.213.26391950 Arlington St. Suite 112

Sarasota, FL 34239