Roman Catholic Parish - Saint Rose of Lima · 2018-02-22 · Frank Bongiorno 2. Mike Gianquitto 1....

Pastor

Rev. Nicholas Allen ................ 615-893-1843

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Parochial Vicar

Rev. Joe Fessenden ............... 615-893-1843

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Pastoral Associates

Deacon Tom McGrane ........... 615-243-2142

Deacon Pete Semich ............. 615-890-5146

Deacon John D’Amico ............ 615-427-8968

Director of Formation

Michaela Miller............ 615-893-1843x1012

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Assistant Director of Formation

Jenny Morris ................ 615-893-1843x1012

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Formation Coordinator

Sean White……………….615-893-1843x1012

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Parish Secretary/Human Resources

Dianne Jackson ........... 615-893-1843x1013

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Director of Parish Finance

Julie Lee....................... 615-893-1843x1015

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Religious Education Assistant/Sacraments

Anne Plüs .................... 615-893-1843x1001

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Principal of Saint Rose School

Sr. Catherine Marie, O.P. ....... 615-898-0555

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Amy Swartz .................. 615-893-1843x1000

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Saint Rose Preschool

Nicole Chauvin ....................... 615-896-2071

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Knights of Columbus Grand Knight

Tex Shellhart .......................... 615-663-1744

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MTSU Catholic Center Directors

Aaron Jenness and Shannon King

615-378-8908……[email protected]

Lector Contact

Katie Carney ............... [email protected]

1601 N. Tennessee Boulevard

Murfreesboro, TN 37130

615.893.1843 | 615.895.1150 Fax

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Roman Catholic Parish

Sunday Eucharist Sat. Vigil 5:30pm & 7:30pm Spanish Sunday 8:30am, 11am & 5pm

Weekday Eucharist Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs 7:00am (8:15am when school not in session) Fri., Sat. 8:15am Wednesday Evening 6:00pm Tuesday 7:30pm Spanish

Reconciliation Wed. 5-5:45pm | Sat. 4–5:15pm or by appointment 615-893-1843

Baptism Call Church office to schedule

Matrimony Call Church office six months prior to wedding

Anointing of the Sick Call Church office

Confirmation Call the Rel. Ed. office

RCIA for Adults Interested in joining the Catholic Church? Call the Religious Ed. office

Second Sunday of LentSecond Sunday of LentSecond Sunday of LentSecond Sunday of Lent

1601 N. Tennessee Boulevard ! Murfreesboro, TN 37130 ! (615) 893-1843 ! www.saintrose.org

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WEEK AT A GLANCE

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25

8:30am Mass 9:45am PSR Classes 9:45am 30 Minute Apologetics 9:45am Coffee and Donuts 11:00am Mass 5:00pm Mass

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26

7:00am Mass 9:00am Divine Mercy Cenacle 11:30am Mass at St. Thomas Ruth. Hospital 6:00pm Legion of Mary 6:30pm Acts of the Apostles class

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 6:00am Adoration until Mass 7:00am Mass 9:30am Bridge Ministry 10:00am St. Rose Food Bank 6:30pm RCIA 7:30pm Spanish Mass

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28

(48 HOUR ADORATION)

7:00am Mass 11:30am Mass at St. Thomas Ruth. Hospital 5:00pm Confession until 5:45 6:00pm Mass 6:30pm Youth Group 7:00pm K of C First Degree & Business

Meeting

THURSDAY, MARCH 1

(48 HOUR ADORATION)

7:00am Mass 10:00am St. Rose Food Bank

FRIDAY, MARCH 2

8:15am Mass Senior Breakfast following Mass 11:30am Mass at St. Thomas Ruth. Hospital 2:30pm Stations of the Cross 5:30pm K of C Fish Fry 7:00pm Stations of the Cross

SATURDAY, MARCH 3

6:30 am Catholic Men’s Faith Group 7:00am Adoration until Mass 8:15am Mass 4:00pm Confession until 5:15 5:30pm Mass 7:30pm Spanish Mass

WORSHIP & SPIRITUAL LIFE

MASS INTENTIONS

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24 - Second Sunday of Lent 5:30 pm † Jim Lavella SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25

8:30 am Greg and Jane Doe 11:00 am † Ruth “Sis” Matson 5:00 pm Saint Rose Parishioners MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26

7:00 am † Clare Munns

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 7:00 am † Richard J. Smith WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28 - 7:00 am Simon Strausser 6:00 pm † John Clawson, Sr. THURSDAY, MARCH 1

7:00 am † Lois G. Gililland and Holy Souls of Purgatory FRIDAY, MARCH 2

8:15 am † Joanie Conrad SATURDAY, MARCH 3 - Saint Katharine Drexel, Virgin 8:15 am † Angelica Robledo

READINGS FOR THE WEEK • FEBRUARY 25 - MARCH 4, 2018

Sunday: Gn 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18/Ps 116:10, 15, 16-17, 18-19 [9]/Rom 8:31b-

34/Mk 9:2-10

Monday: Dn 9:4b-10/Ps 79:8, 9, 11 and 13 [cf. 103:10a]/Lk 6:36-38

Tuesday: Is 1:10, 16-20/Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21 and 23 [23b]/Mt 23:1-12

Wednesday: Jer 18:18-20/Ps 31:5-6, 14, 15-16 [17b]/Mt 20:17-28

Thursday: Jer 17:5-10/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [40:5a]/Lk 16:19-31

Friday: Gn 37:3-4, 12-13a, 17b-28a/Ps 105:16-17, 18-19, 20-21 [5a]/Mt 21:33-43, 45-46

Saturday: Mi 7:14-15, 18-20/Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 9-10, 11-12 [8a]/Lk 15:1-3, 11-32

Next Sunday: Ex 20:1-17 or 20:1-3, 7-8, 12-17/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11 [Jn 6:68c]/1 Cor 1:22-25/Jn 2:13-25

Scrutiny: Ex 17:3-7/Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9 [8]/Rom 5:1-2, 5-8/Jn 4:5-42 or 4:5-15, 19b-26, 39a, 40-42

LENTEN PENANCE SERVICE TUESDAY, MARCH 13

7:00 PM

MAR. 3 - 5:30 MAR. 4 - 8:30 MAR. 4 - 11:00 MAR. 4 - 5:00

1. Frank Bongiorno 2. Mike Gianquitto

1. David Cicotello 2. Mike Johnston

1. Laurie Schneider 2. Jeanette Ware

1. Jeff Viers 2. Dan Weber

Mary Black Christine Blockley Phil Corbitt Raene Fairbanks Ann Trout Billy Trout

Dennis Cole Threasa Conley Jim Horenkamp Linda Horenkamp Joe Hugh Judy Hugh Eva Kubalek Melody Mason Joseph Miller Bill Strebel

Frank Cathey Joyce Cunningham Harry Djunaidi Nathan Edwards Jennie Rhinehart Jessica Schneider Laurie Schneider Thomas Tang Tom Ware Barbara Young

Susan Akers Karyn Hayes Mike Kelly Barry Lee LaRae Moore Greg Wilcox

Mary Fryz Dennis Fryz

Joan Speyrer Nicole Speyrer

Pat Van Wyk Jeff Edge

Cindy Cliché

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FISH FRY

All you can eat Fish, Fries, Fixin's, and Desserts

Adults $10 each

Youth (4-12 years old) $5 each

Children (under 4) Free

Dates: 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23

Time 5:30PM to 6:50PM

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Second Sunday of Lent

STEWARDSHIP TREASURE SHARED

Weekly Offertory Revenue .......... 35,406 Year To Date.............................. 943,308 Year To Date Budget ................ .951,923 Year To Date Surplus (Deficit)….(8,615)

Annual Fund & Tuition Assistance Offertory ...................................... 2,645 Annual Fund & Tuition Assistance Year To Date............................. 70,534 Haiti Revenue Haiti Weekly Offertory .................... 1,603 Haiti Offertory YTD……………......90,336

Weekly Offertory ............................ 1,845 Year To Date Offertory .............. 106,904 Includes online giving, envelopes, loose cash & checks.

There were 2,683 registered families and 431 families that gave during these weeks.

***THANK YOU!!!***

THANK YOU FOR THE FOOD ITEMS! The Saint Rose Food Pantry would like to thank Kristin Quinby and the confirmation students for all of their hard work conducting the food drive for the Food Pantry and the Backpack Program. 1379 food items were collected for the Food Pantry and 2896 food items were collected for the Backpack Program. Congratulations on an awesome job collecting all of those items! We would also like to thank everyone who donated food for the food drive. We have served 50 families in the past 2 weeks, so the food is always needed and so appreciated! WE HAVE A NEW ONLINE GIVING PAGE! You can access the page on our website at http://www.saintrose.org/online-giving or use your smartphone to scan this QR code to access it on your phone.

CHRISTIAN STEWARDS

WHAT WE DO AS CATHOLICS: Part 7: Preparation of the Gifts

The priest then says the prayers in preparation of the gifts. These prayers are Christian adaptations of the barukh prayers from the Seder (Passover) meal. For example, this is the beginning of the blessing of the bread in the Seder: ברוך אתה ה' א לוהינו, מלך העולם, המוציא לחם מן הארץ

(Remember Hebrew is read right to left) Barukh ata Adonai Eloheinu, melekh ha'olam, hamotzi lehem min ha'aretz. Blessed are You, LORD our God, King of the universe, Who brings forth bread from the earthT

You should be able to see some reflection of the opening of the prayer over the bread said by the priest, at this point: “Blessed are you, Lord God of all creation, for through your goodness we have received the bread we offer youT”

After the prayers over the bread and wine, the priest quietly says a prayer that the sacrifice might be acceptable: “With humble spirit and contrite heart may we be accepted by you, O Lord, and may our sacrifice in your sight this day be pleasing to you, Lord God.” In our egalitarian culture as Americans, we sometimes forget that, when we worship God, we truly are asking him to come to us in a way that he, in no way, owes us. In theological terms, we speak of God’s condescension, that he will come down to us purely from his love and graciousness. Some of these quiet prayers of the priest express this in ways that we shouldn’t forget as we approach the altar.

Next the priest washes his hands. Unlike Pilate who washed his hands to disclaim any responsibility, the priest is here acknowledging that he is, in no way, worthy of what God is allowing him to do at this moment. He asks God to free him from his own sins so that he may offer the sacrifice. This is one of the few times in the Mass that the priest prays for himself, “I/me” instead of on behalf of the whole people, “We/us.” The priest prays: “Wash me, O Lord, from my iniquity and cleanse me from my sin.”

Now that he and the gifts are prepared for the sacrifice, the priest turns to the people and invites them to pray, “Pray, brethren (brothers and sisters), that my sacrifice and yours may be acceptable to God, the almighty Father.” Prior to the updated translation in 2011, the English was rendered as “our” sacrifice instead of “my sacrifice and yours.” The difference here is important. The priest is offering the sacrifice at the altar on behalf of the people; it is not directly everyone’s sacrifice. Each Christian offers his or her own sacrifice, though, principally, his or her very life.

The people then stand and respond, “May the Lord accept the sacrifice at your hands for the praise and glory of his name, for our good and the good of all his holy Church.” This is a beautiful expression of the twofold purpose of all liturgy in the Church: the worship of God (“the praise and glory of his name”) and the sanctification of man (“for our good and the good of all his holy Church”). Fr. Joe Fessenden

ALL ARE INVITED TO THE FILM:

The Life and Times of Sr. Faustina

Saturday, March 10

Jo Call Room: (Following 8:15 Mass) 8:45 - 9:15am Register & Light Breakfast 9:15 am Movie will begin. 10:15- 10:45am Insights and discussion. By Jay Hastings - Custodian of the 1st class Relic of Saint Faustina and Founder of Saint Faustina Shrine/Society. Donations accepted. RSVP and Questions: Maribeth Johnson 615-423-6780 or Jay Hastings 901-438-7772 or [email protected]

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LENTEN PENANCE SERVICE TUESDAY, MARCH 13

7:00 PM

FAMILY LIFE

CELEBRATE LIFE! Please pray for the women in our parish who are with child. This is a wonderful way to support mothers and their families with our love and prayers. If any expectant mothers would like to be on this list, call the parish office. PLEASE PRAY FOR: Morgan Binhammer, Rachel Newcomb, Felicia Owens, Casee Chevalier, Sarah MacIsaac, and Kelly Frank. If you or someone you know in our parish has recently had a baby, and would like to receive some meals to help you out during this exciting time of transition, please contact Mary Dunn at (615) 497-2973 or [email protected] . Meals for Moms is offered by the Saint Rose Women's Ministry as a way to help make this time a little easier for our St. Rose moms!

“MEALS FOR MOMS” is an outreach program provided by the women of the Saint Rose Women’s Ministry that provides dinner-type meals to moms and their families after the birth of their babies. Please reach out to us also if you are experiencing a difficult pregnancy and would like meals and encouragement while you get through your “time of waiting”. Meals for Moms is for all moms of our parish, whether it be your first or your tenth! Contact Mary Dunn at [email protected]

for more information or to arrange for some meals.

BAPTISMAL PREPARATION Baptismal Preparation Class is scheduled for Wednesday, Mar. 7

at 7:00pm in Room 117. Expectant parents in their third trimester are encouraged to attend. Call 615-893-

1843 to register.

EDUCATION & FORMATION

CATHOLIC MEN'S FAITH GROUP WINTER/SPRING SESSIONS

We have begun meeting again on Saturday mornings at 6:30 AM. Our winter/spring study is Bishop Robert Barron's six-part series "Priest, Prophet, King". This series on Jesus is a natural follow-up to our fall sessions that featured the Bishop's "King David". We'll have to decide on a second series for the spring. We start gathering for coffee, doughnuts & fruit at 6:15 AM but start the program at 6:30 AM. We then watch the DVD session and end with small group discussion. We finish by 8 am so that those with busy Saturday schedules can participate. Email Jeff Sandvig at [email protected] with any questions. All are welcome!

FIRST SATURDAY MORNING STUDY AND PRAYER GROUP

The Pentecost Group will meet right after the First Saturday Morning Mass every month until about 11 am in Meeting Room 121. Discussion materials will be taken from the following book: The Mystical City of God--written in the 17th century by the Franciscan nun Venerable Mary of Jesus of Ágreda. If you long for God, please consider joining us once a month. For more info, please contact either Olga Pace at 615-542-5004 or [email protected] or Dr. Harry Djunaidi, MBA, MAcc, MSc at (615)785-7632 or [email protected].

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS Interested in learning more about the Catholic faith? Join us 6:30-

8:00 pm on Tuesdays to have an opportunity to learn more about Catholicism. You can start at any time. Come have your questions answered, you are not obligated to become Catholic. We are in the meeting room wing behind the main sanctuary.

30 MINUTE APOLOGETICS Apologetics essentially means "the truth of the matter" and is a great way to be prepared to answer questions when people ask "Why do Catholics do that?" We will meet every Sunday morning that PSR classes meet unless otherwise announced. Sessions are in Rm 119 of the meeting room wing at 9:45. Join us!

ACTS OF THE APOSTLES STUDY Join us on Monday evenings as we study Acts of the Apostles by William S. Kurz, SJ. Books will be available for purchase at the class. We will meet in the Jo Call Room from 6:30-8:00 pm. No registration or prior knowledge is necessary. Please join us!

THE DIOCESE OF NASHVILLE CURSILLO MOVEMENT is intended to help all Catholics develop a thorough understanding of what it means to fully live a Christian life in all their everyday situations. It provides a method to transform all aspects of society through prayer and the development of small Christian communities. The next Men’s Weekend is March 8, 2018 and the next

Women’s Weekend is March 15, 2018.

The Cursillo experience begins with the Three-Day-Weekend held at Camp Marymount in Fairview, Tennessee. The Weekend begins at 8:00 PM Thursday evening and ends at about 7:00 PM Sunday evening. During the weekend, there are nine talks given by lay people, and five talks and five meditations given by clergy. The Eucharist is celebrated each day and the Sacrament of Reconciliation is available. The title of the talks indicate their content: Ideal, Grace, Layperson in the Church, Faith, Piety, Study, Sacraments, Obstacles to Life of Grace, Action, Leaders, Study of the Environment, Christianity in Action, Christian Life, and Total Security. Each talk is followed by a discussion period. To learn more go to www.nashvillecursillo.com or contact Megan Hutchings at [email protected].

DIVINE MERCY CENACLE The Divine Mercy Cenacle meets the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month at 9am, in room 119 of the meeting room wing. In the meeting we study the Diary of St. Faustina along with corresponding Bible verses and entries in the Catechism. The meeting concludes with praying the Chaplet of Divine Mercy. All are welcome. Mary Fryz is facilitating our lessons. For more information contact, Maribeth at [email protected] or 615-423-6780.

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PLEASE REMEMBER TO PRAY FOR OUR SICK

Patricia Capelli i, Debbie Bailey i, Mary Jo Bickford i, Jamie Jackson i, Joanna Capelli i, Kathy Van der Schans i, Gary Davila ii, Liz Rhea ii, Ken Pietrzyk ii, Stoma Speyrer ii, Donald Wisehart ii, Kelli Augustine iii, Rich Queen iii, Joyce Eisenmann iv. Names remain on this list for 4 weeks. Email [email protected] or call 615-893-1843 to add or remove someone on the list.

SAINT ROSE FOOD PANTRY The Saint Rose Food Pantry is available to assist Saint Rose Parishioners and those in our community having difficulty providing food for their families. If there is anyone needing food who cannot come to the Food Pantry on Tuesdays or Thursdays from 10 am until 12 pm, please call the Church office at 615-893-1843 so that other arrangements can be made.

Due to the increased demand of those needing food and our desire to better serve our Church and community, please donate the following non-expired food items: Oatmeal Dry Milk

Peanut Butter Mac-N-Cheese

Canned Tuna Ramen Noodles

Spaghetti Noodles & Spaghetti Sauce

Plain rice - 16 oz bag or box

Beans (Pinto, Black, or Kidney) 16 oz bag or can

Canned Vegetables (Green Beans, Peas, Corn, Carrots) Canned fruit (All varieties) Canned soup (Chicken Noodle, Tomato) We continue to receive bread/bakery donations from the Publix on New Salem Highway. Thank you, Publix, for your generous weekly donations! Also, the Food Pantry would like to thank everyone for the continued support of this ministry. We appreciate each and every donation. We are so blessed to have such a caring and generous Parish!

PARISH COMMUNITY & OUTREACH

OUR MISSION IS TO ASSIST SAINT ROSE PARISHIONERS and those in the community having financial difficulties. We provide limited monetary assistance as funds allow and/or referrals to other local resources. All personal information is kept in utmost confidence. Please call BRIDGE at 615-692-0159 on Tuesdays between 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 am. If you would like to donate to the BRIDGE Ministry, please indicate this in the memo area of your check or on your monthly Choice Gifts envelope and place it in the collection basket. You may also bring it to the Church office. We could use your help! If you are interested in becoming a BRIDGE volunteer, please email Paul Reissner at [email protected] for more information. Kroger gift cards are needed to assist with this ministry. Please drop them off at the church office.

ASSISTED LIVING, NURSING HOME & VA HOSPITAL PARISHIONERS Joe Krzysiak, Irene Bartusiak, Michael Drislane, Linda Patrick, Mary Iannucci, Kathryn Hentzel, Hal Taylor, Dennis Moss, Robert Heck, Kathy Rogers, Joseph Blanco, Richard Albert, Matt Nicholson, Fr. John Gillespie, John Kirby, Bill Berra, Betty Houk.

VISITING THE HOSPITALIZED & HOMEBOUND If you know a Catholic who is homebound or in the hospital and cannot come to Mass, please contact the church office at 615-893-1843.

BRIDGE MINISTRY OUR MISSION IS TO ASSIST SAINT ROSE PARISHIONERS and those in the community having financial difficulties. We provide limited monetary assistance as funds allow and/or referrals to other local resources.

Throughout 2017, the Bridge Ministry received requests for help from more than 414 families. We were able to provide an average of $60 per family towards their Electric, Water or Gas bills, as well as gas cards and Rover tickets for families with special transportation needs.

This year, the cold weather is hitting hard on our community; we have felt this through an increase in the families asking for help. Just in January of 2018, Bridge has received requests from more than 54 families, and we’ve helped with an average of $73.43 per family; a total expense of $3,962. In 2017, the average expense per month was $2,065.

We are in need of both monetary resources and volunteers so we can keep helping our community. Bridge meets every Tuesday from 9:30am to 12:00pm. Monetary donations and Kroger cards are received at the Church Office. If you are interested in becoming a BRIDGE volunteer, please email Paul Reissner at [email protected].

Thank you for your continued support and generosity for all our charitable works ministries at St Rose. The impact and hope given to our parish families and community is immeasurable.

WEEKEND BACKPACK FOOD BAGS We are deeply grateful to have the support of our Saint Rose family as we fill Weekend Backpack Bags. Seven additional students from food insufficient homes enrolled in Kittrell Elementary School over the Christmas Holidays. We have been asked to add them to our list of students requiring Weekend Backpack Bags each week. Donations of any of the following items would be greatly appreciated to help us provide the Weekend Backpack Bags during the remainder of the school year!

Quaker Breakfast Squares

Pop Top cans of Beanee Weenee or Pork & Beans. 7-8 oz Chef Boyardee Bowls (any variety) Easy Mac & Cheese (envelopes) Vienna Sausage

Raisins (individual boxes) Milk – Shelf Stable – i.e., Horizon, Hershey’s (White or Chocolate) Fruit Cups (Peaches, Pears & Fruit Cocktail

Please recall that all of the items we give to the children for their weekend meals must be placed in a single one-gallon zip lock bag to fit in their Backpacks. Please write Backpack Meals on your donation. .

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LEGION OF MARY The Legion of Mary is an international lay apostolic organization whose membership offers service to the Church on a voluntary basis. Its goal is to glorify God by co-operating in Mary's and the Church's work. Our St. Rose Legion meets each week to pray, learn, and share

and discuss our weekly service. We are a group of women and men whose love for Jesus and His mother grows daily. Visit a meeting to find out more! (We're very friendly.) We meet each Monday evening at 6:00 in room 121. For more information contact: Mary Ray at 615-202-1636 or Cecilia Ewaldson at 615-496-1212 or Mary Ellen Zimmerman at 615-692-2149.

COUNSELING

Many people struggle with concerns like depression, anxiety, relationship problems, stress, etc. In response, Catholic Social Svs. offers individual, marital and family counseling. If you or anyone you know might be interested, please call Jill Hodges at 615-427-5937.

FIRST FRIDAY SENIOR BREAKFAST Saint Rose School hosts a senior breakfast every First Friday during the school year. Please join us in the Jo Call Room following Mass. We look forward to seeing you!

MTSU CATHOLIC MEAL TRAIN Why not make a warm meal this semester for MTSU Catholic! The calendar has been updated for you to sign up. https://www.mealtrain.com/trains/6gz2my or visit the saintrose website. Thanks and may God continue to bless you as you help His people.

PARISH NEWS

Devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary Every first Saturday of the month the rosary will be prayed following the 8:15 am Mass. The First Saturday will be March 3 (First Friday always precedes First Saturday). Please join us to honor Our Lady of Fatima!

SAINT ROSE WOMEN’S MINISTRY The purpose of our ministry is to unite women of the parish through service and fellowship with a commitment to women, children, and families of Saint Rose Church and School. Potluck meetings are held the first Thursday of each month. In addition to formal meetings, we plan events such as book clubs and get togethers to promote friendships rooted in Catholic Faith. Membership is open to all adult women of the parish and includes affiliation with Nashville Diocesan Council of Catholic Women (DCCW). Need more information? Contact Renee Loper at [email protected] Upcoming Events: Mar. 1st St. Rose Women’s Ministry Potluck Meeting 6:30 PM Mar. 17th St. Patrick's Day Social Event in the Jo Call room 12-2 PM

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

The Knights of Columbus – Council 4563 are proud to announce that 2018 is our 60th Anniversary since being established at St. Rose. As part of this celebration, we invite all Parishioners to join us Friday, March 9th, for a Free Fish Fry. That’s Right – Free Fish Fry. Come and celebrate with us.

Knights of Columbus Upcoming Calendar: Feb 28 – First Degree & Business Meeting – 7PM Stonewall House March 2 – Lenten Fish Fry – Starts 5:30PM Jo Call Room & Gym March 4 – State Free Throw Basketball Challenge – Noon at St. Rose Gym March 9 – Free - Lenten Fish Fry – starts 5:30PM Jo Call Room March 11 – 60th Anniversary Luncheon – Knights need to RSVP by 2/28 March 14 – Social Night – 7PM Stonewall House or Gym FRIDAY NIGHT FISH FRY EVENTS NEED YOUR DESSERTS! Please consider bringing your home made goodies to one or more of the dinners. The Fish Fry events will continue through Mar. 23rd. We are also looking for volunteers to help work the table. Perhaps a community service project for some of our younger parishioners? So please bring your cookies, cupcakes, pies, cakes, jello eggs, etc. We will take them all. Any questions, please call Patty Smith 615-796-3569.

HAITI UPDATE During this year's mission trip, we were excited to have one of our original interpreters, Daniel Tillius, join us. He lives in Port au Prince and has developed the largest urban community garden of it's kind in Haiti. With his guidance, the children will be developing a similar garden at the St. Rose de la Merci school. This will involve the kids from the 4th, 5th and 6th grade classes. They will learn how to compose, cultivate seeds, monitor the growth cycles of a variety of fruits, vegetables and flowers, implement raised gardens and maintain an herbal garden, learning how the herbs can be used for medicinal purposes. The school's principal, Villius, and two children from each of the four classes involved will soon be taking a field trip to see Daniel's garden in Port au Prince. The hope is that the children will develop an appreciation for cultivating the land that will provide not only sustainable food, but opportunities for the future that will extend into the Robillard community. This is an exciting new project for the community, and we will continue to give updates as it develops.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CROWN REGIONAL FREE THROW CHAMPIONS 2018

We have 12 boys and girls from Middle Tennessee, ages 9 to 14, who were named Middle Tennessee Regional champions of the 2018 Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship and have earned the right to compete at the State level. Marion Council 4563 in Murfreesboro sponsored the local competition at St. Rose; 41 Boys and Girls participated and were recognized. CONGRATS TO OUR LOCAL SAINT ROSE PARTICIPANTS Winners: Anna Graham (9 y.o. girls); Zion Wade (9 y.o. boys). Runner-Up: Chris Montealegre (10 y.o. boys in a shoot out!!); Will Becker (12 y.o. boys); Zephian Wade (14 y.o. boys). 3rd Place: Roman Fonseca (11 y.o. boys); Michael Foglia (13 year old boys). Each contestant was allowed 25 free-throw attempts in the contests. Ties were settled by successive rounds of five free throws per contestant until a winner emerged. Each of these winners will compete in the State Finals competition to be held at St. Rose School in Murfreesboro on March 4, 2018 at 12:30 PM. The Knights of Columbus wish to thank all of the boys and girls who competed in this local event.

Special Thanks to the following local St. Rose Marion Council 4563 brother Knights who helped make this years event a huge success: Youth Director-John McNicholas, Grand Knight- Tex Shellhart, Jim Barnes, Jimmy Luscinski, Paul Borkoski, Nick Bialkowski, Josh Kubly, and Frank Bongiorno.

THE PATRIOTIC ROSARY will be prayed on the third Saturday of every month after the 8:15 am Mass. Everyone is welcome to join us as we pray for peace in our nation.

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PARISH NEWS / AROUND THE DIOCESE

Save the Date for Saint Rose School's 6th Annual Stars & Pars Golf Tournament and Family Fun Day

April 29, 2018 1:00 pm Shotgun

Champions Run Golf Course

Sponsors are needed! Visit school.saintrose.org for information or contact Caroline Graham at [email protected]

JOIN US FOR STATIONS OF THE CROSS AT 7:00 PM ON FRIDAYS DURING LENT

The Stations of the Cross began as the practice of pious pilgrims to Jerusalem who would retrace the final journey of Jesus Christ to Calvary. Later, for the many who wanted to pass along the same route, but could not make the trip to Jerusalem, a practice developed that eventually took the form of the fourteen stations currently found in almost every church. Join us in the church at 7:00pm every Friday through March 23, 2018.

FAITH AND JUSTICE INTERNSHIP WITH THE DIOCESE OF NASHVILLE, TN The Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) is the domestic, anti-poverty social justice program of the U.S. Catholic Bishops. This year, CCHD is offering a local paid internship for Catholics within the Diocese of Nashville to help promote the important work of CCHD and to offer experience working with and on behalf of those in poverty. The internship will provide practical work in carrying out the mandate of CCHD, opportunities to develop relationships with community leaders, reflection on Catholic social teaching, and opportunities for sharing the experience with other CCHD interns. The internship is paid at a rate of $12/hour and requires 11-12 hours/week from Sep. 2018 - May 2019. Those with good writing abilities, bilingual skills (optional), and an interest in Catholic social justice are encouraged to apply. Please contact Aimee Shelide Mayer to receive the application & to send your resume: [email protected] or 615.760.1019. Application Deadline is March 5, 2018.

CATHOLIC BUSINESS LEAGUE

WELCOMES BISHOP SPALDING IN

MARCH Bishop J. Mark Spalding will be the guest speaker at the Catholic Business League's March breakfast meeting on Thursday, March 8. The morning networking event will begin at 7:30 a.m. in the Fleming Center at the Cathedral, with Mass being celebrated at 7:00 a.m. More information is available at catholicbusinessleague.org.

FATHER RYAN SUMMER CAMPS Registration is open for an array of summer camps at Father Ryan. There are art, academic, athletic and special camps, including rock climbing and other choices. Special combo pricing for multiple half day camps is available in the same session. Register today at fatherryan.org/summercamp

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Kenneth J. Loats Parishioner

Life • Annuities • LTC • DIMedicare Supplements

[email protected]

BISHOP DENTAL OFFICE

1478 Middle Tennessee Blvd • Murfreesboro

Jimmy E. Bishop, D.D.S.Melanie W. Bishop, D.D.S.

Parishioners

615.893.7640

820 South Church St

Murfreesboro

OFFICE (24 HRS)

615-893-2422

www.jenningsandayers.com

2203 NW Broad St Murfreesboro, TN

615-691-6003

Home of theLifetime Warranty

RELIANT REALTY Elliott Hallum, REALTOR®

[email protected] CELL | 615.631.0910 OFFICE | 615.724.5129

elliotthallum.com7065 MOORES LANE, SUITE 100, BRENTWOOD, TN 37027FREE Video-How to buy your first investment property

elliotthallum.com

Personal financial planning • Retirement planning

Investment planning • Saving for college education

Securities and Investment Advisory Services offered through Waddell & Reed, Inc., a Broker/Dealer, Member FINRA/SIPC and Federally Registered Investment Advisor. (06/16)

(615) 399-0128 ext. [email protected]

ParishMember

(615) 418-7540 www.enlivencpr.com email: [email protected]

Heather Zimmerman ~ ParishionerAHA BLS Instructor/Owner • ENLIVEN CPR and First Aid Training

HOOPER FENCE

HOOPERFENCE.COM | 394-9567

JOHNSONTRANSPORTATION

SERVICE, LLC“the wheels on the bus go round and round”

Vickie and Wayne JohnsonOwner/Operators

[email protected]

1631 Allisona Rd • EaglevilleVickie’s Cell:

615-653-6109Wayne’s Cell:

615-406-9809

DR. DAVID T. JOHNSONComplete Family and Cosmetic Dentistry

“It’s not just the quality of our care...but the quality of our caring.”

Parishioner

Bunny Donnelly, PT, MOMT, Parishioner610 East Clark Blvd. • 615.849.8550 • donnellypt.com

The Choice is Yours!

1007 Memorial Blvd • Murfreesboro

615-893-3211www.murfreesboro"owereshop.com

We are family owned and operated withone location serving the Murfreesboro and

Nashville TN area and a 70 mile radius

Call today to schedule a visit 615-590-6014and apply online at www.jp2hs.org

117 CALDWELL DR. • HENDERSONVILLE, TN 37075

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Renee Duke Miller, Realtor Parishioner 615-653-2912

[email protected]

www.ReneeDukeMiller.ExitMurfreesboro.com 2630 Memorial Blvd., Murfreesboro

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Dr. Brian Riel, D.D.S. General & Implant Dentistry 1302 Dow St. • (615) 896-4860 Email: [email protected]

Brogli, Lane, Weaver & Alexander – ANIMAL HOSPITAL – 615-893-1728 Thank You for Your Patronage David Weaver, Parishioner

KHOURY CPA PLLCTax Preparation • Payroll Services

Bookkeeping • AuditsReviews • Compilations

610 W. College St, Ste. 136, Murfreesboro

615-956-6831Khourycpapllc.com • Parishioner

Elizabeth O. Jackson, DMD

(615) 904-1700 • murfreesborofamilydentistry.com 2805 Old Fort Parkway, Suite F • Murfreesboro

Elizabeth O. Jackson DMD

Parishioner

RUSSELL S. SEAVER, Parishioner

1810 Old Fort Pkwy, Ste. F

Murfreesboro, TN 37129

www.allstate.com/russellseaver

Auto • Home • life • 401(k)

615.896.7283

NACHO'S MEXICAN RESTAURANT

2962 S. Rutherford Blvd.

Murfreesboro

(615) 907-2700

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Murfreesboro’s Trusted Printer Since 1989

$5 OFF (615) 217-7284

606 S. Church St

Murfreesboro

Deborah DickmeyerREALTOR, GRI, ABR, SRS, e-PRO

KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY

450 St. Andrews Dr. Murfreesboro, TN 37128

C: 615-275-6300 O: 615-895-8000 [email protected]

Parishioner

DR. JOHN (RICK) P. KINARD, D.D.S. Family Dentistry

(615) 896-70091074 Middle TN Blvd.

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615-828-7302 Parishioner

Elaine A. Sears REALTOR®

Mobile: 615.400.7192

[email protected]

www.ESearsRealEstate.com

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Dr. Jeffrey Bell &Dr. Buffy Storm

615-896-5758

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Jeffrey Bell, Parishioner

Christine M. Hoffman, MD Parishioner ~ Board Certified in Family Medicine

Providing Quality Medical Care for Infants, Children, and Adults

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Protecting Families for Generations Curt Simmons, Field Agent, Parishioner

(615) 617-9119 [email protected]

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Patricia Bumpus VanceREALTOR®, ABR, GRI, e-PRO

Woodmont Realty

[email protected]

www.patriciavancerealestate.com A member of the franchise system

Parishioner

Providing heating and A/C service excellenceto St. Rose Catholic Church and School

Replace your central heating &A/C system and we will donate

$200 to St. Rose Catholic ChurchFor Limited Time Only • Not Valid With Any Other O#er

615-371-8887 www.fahrenheit-hvac.com

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