ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH & SCHOOL...2020/06/06 · drive,” said the beaming boy to his old...

ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH & SCHOOL OUR PARISH MOTTO: “The Best Is Yet To Come!”

Rev. Dariusz Zarebski, S.D.S. Pastor

Rev. James Long Hai Do

Deacon Jerry McGuinn Deacon Randy Millikin

Cantor Giuseppe Barioli

Organist Feruza Dadabaeva

LIVESTREAM MASS SCHEDULES

Monday-Friday: 7:30 & 11:00 am Saturday: 7:30 am only Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm

& 5:30 pm November 9th—April 30th Sunday: 10:30 am & 4:00 pm

Vigil Holy Days: 4:00 pm Holy Days:7:30,11:00 am, & 7 pm

Confessions: Saturday 11-12 nn & 3-4 pm. Or call the Rectory Office to make an appointment

PARISH OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Friday: 9 am to 3 pm

Saturday: Closed Sunday: 8 am to 1 pm

Phone: (954) 427-2225 Fax: (954) 421-1638

Parish Manager Bob Colasanti

Office Staff Kristy Guttuso & Susan Crawford

DIRECTOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Paulette Rebour-Silva

Email: [email protected]

Sunday Classes: K through Confirmation attend 9 am Mass, Classes 10:15-11:30 am Wednesday Classes: Session I—Grades 1 & 2 - 4:00 to 5:15 pm Session II—Grades 7—8 /Confirmation 1 & 2 4:30 to 5:45 pm

Saint Ambrose Catholic School Lisa Dodge, Principal

Phone (954) 427-2226 www.stambrosecs.org

Church Address: 380 S. Federal Highway, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 Email: [email protected]

Web Page: stambrosedeerfieldbeach.com

St Ambrose Catholic Church June 21, 2020

Fr. Dariusz’s Installation as Pastor

Next Sunday, June 28th, at the 10:30 am Mass Father Dariusz will be installed as only the fourth Pastor of St. Ambrose Church. From the moment he arrived here on September 29th, 2011 he has lovingly and selflessly served us as our Associate Pastor. He served under Fr. Dalton for 8 years and was a great help and comforting presence to him during his valiant battle with cancer. Over the past 8 years Fr. Dariusz has blessed us all with his warmth and caring way, his loving spiritual guidance, and his wonderful sense of humor. It was extremely hard to say goodbye to Fr. Dalton and no one could ever replace him, but God has certainly blessed us by sending us Fr. Dariusz. Father was appointed Administrator a year and a half ago and our hope and prayer was always that Archbishop Wenski would bless us by appointing Fr. Dariusz our Pastor. Well, that joyful day is finally here. Archbishop Wenski will celebrate the Mass of Installation for Father Dariusz at the 10:30 am mass at St. Ambrose Church on Sunday the 28th. During this time of quarantine there is only room for 150 parishioners in the Church for his special mass. The rest of us can participate by watching the mass streamed over the internet. Just because we cannot be present in person, we certainly can offer up our prayers and good wishes for him on this very important day in his life as a Priest. It would also be very appropriate to congratulate him with a card or greeting sent to him at the Rectory if you cannot be present in person. In closing, we ask God to bless Father Dariusz with His abundance of grace and protect and strengthen him as he becomes our new Pastor. We are all so very excited and happy for him and want him to know he has our undying love, friendship, and support as he leads and nourishes us in our Faith in the years to come.

The Clergy, Employees and Parishioners of St. Ambrose Church


Message from Fr. Dariusz Welcome to St. Ambrose—we are so happy that you could join us today to celebrate the Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time. There is a good reason that the writings of St. Paul don’t show up as examples in grammar text-books. Today’s reading is a case in point. It begins with one of those long Pauline run on sentences that leave lectors gasping for breath. So what? Take a closer look at how Paul’s fervor for his subject matter derails the grammar. There is something admirable about being so caught up in his convictions that the words cannot come fast enough to express them, much less in an orderly fashion. Scripture scholars usually take this grammatical ineptness as a sign of a passage’s early importance in the Christian community, something they were so ardent about that their language never got refined. What leaves us in this condition? Re-telling the plot line of an action movie or the play-by-play of a sporting event? When was the last time any of us was so excited by our faith in Christ that we were left grasping for words, stumbling over our own errors in speech? It may be bad grammar, but it is an excellent way to inspire others with the message of Christ!

Have a wonderful week—stay well. Please keep me in your prayers as you all are always in mine.

Pastor’s Musing Sixteen-year–old Jimmy had just received his driver’s license. To celebrate, the whole family trooped out to the driveway and climbed into the car for his inaugural drive. Dad immediately headed to the back seat, directly behind the newly minted driver. “I’ll bet you’re back there to get a change of scenery after all those months of sitting in the front seat teaching me how to drive,” said the beaming boy to his old man. “Nope,” came dad’s reply, “I’m gonna sit back here and kick the back of your seat while you drive, just like you have been doing to me for the past sixteen years.”

ARCHDIOCESE OF MIAMI NON-PAROCHIAL COLLECTIONS 2020

Sunday, June 28—Holy Father's Appeal (Peter's Pence) Sunday, July 12—American Black and Indian Missions Sunday, August 2—Parish Burse – Seminary Appeal Sunday, September 6—Catholic University of America Sunday, October 18—Society for the Propagation of the Faith/World Mission Sunday Sunday, November 8—Archdiocese for the Military Services Sunday, November 22— Campaign for Human Development

Sunday, December 13—Retirement Fund for Religious SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time; Father’s Day Monday: St. Paulinus of Nola; Ss. John Fisher and Thomas More Wednesday: The Nativity of St. John the Baptist Saturday: St. Cyril of Alexandria; Blessed Virgin Mary

Would you like a bulletin to take home with you? Bulletins can be picked up in the Rectory Office. Office hours are Monday—Friday 8 am to 3 pm,

Saturday—Closed, Sunday 8 am—1 pm.

A Father’s Day Blessing

Blessed is the Father, Who lets the Lord be his guiding hand, Whose faith brings his family courage,

Whose wisdom comes from God, And whose children

Still stand And honor him.


Hotline Numbers

Statewide (DCF) Abuse Hotline 1-800-96-ABUSE (1-800-962-2873)

Archdiocesan Abuse Hotline 1-866-802-2873 (1-866-80-ABUSE)

Victim Assistance Coordinator Peter Routsis-Arroyo

1-866-802-2873

FATHER’S DAY NOVENA For those wishing to remember their fathers, living or deceased, in the Novena of Masses to be said beginning Sunday, June 21st through Monday, June 29th, PLEASE LEGIBLY PRINT the names of those you wish remembered, enclose your donation in an envelope and return it by placing it in the offering collection receptacle at Church, bring it to the Rectory Office or mail it to us at:

St. Ambrose Catholic Church 380 S. Federal Hwy

Deerfield Beach, FL 33441

AT THE PRESENT TIME ALL MEETINGS ARE CANCELLED! PLEASE CALL THE RECTORY OFFICE 954-427-2225 FOR MORE INFORMATION.

PARISH ORGANIZATIONS AT THE PRESENT ALL MEETINGS ARE CANCELLED PLEASE CALL THE RECTORY OFFICE FOR INFORMATION.

ADORATION - Come join us as we sit before our Blessed Lord and pray the rosary with our Holy Mother. Every Thursday 6:45—8 pm. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — Every Monday evening at 7:30 pm in the Downstairs Parish Hall. ANNIVERSARY MASS — All Wedding Anniversaries for the month will be celebrated on the Last Sunday of the month at the 10:30 am Mass. Please call the Rectory Office to provide your name and anniversary date at least one week prior to the Anniversary Mass. BAPTISM — By appointment only. Must be a registered member for a minimum of 6 months. Please call the Rectory office for more information. You must register for the Baptism Class, which is held the first Tuesday of each month, by calling the Rectory Office at 954-427-2225. BINGO — The cost is $25, includes lunch and all the paper you can play. The doors open at 9:15 am. Lunch is served at 11:15 am. BRIDGE—October 17th—April 30 Thursday afternoons from 1 to 4 pm in the parish hall. Shirley Cerritelli 203-232-6109. CENTERING PRAYER —Learn the practice of Silent Prayer. Monday evenings at 7 pm in the Chapel.

Luciana (954) 415-5819. COFFEE & DONUTS —Served in the Parish Hall after the Sunday morning Masses. Everyone is invited. BOY SCOUTS & CUB SCOUTS - Call Sal Biviano for more information 954-675-5683. email: [email protected]. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS – John A. Hill Council 4955 meets at 7:30 p.m. 2nd Monday of the month.

Contact Bill Whiting, 561-368-6531 or email [email protected]. MINISTRY FOR THE SICK —Parishioners who are sick and hospitalized, in a rehabilitation facility or at home wishing to receive the Holy Eucharist may call the Rectory at (954) 427-2225 and a Eucharistic minister will respond with a scheduled visit. R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) - Classes are held Thursday evenings 7 to 8:15 pm. Registration forms are available in the Rectory Office. PROJECT RACHEL—Post Abortion Counseling & Reconciliation. 954-981-2984 or 888-456-4673. RESPECT LIFE — St. Ambrose is a Respect Life Parish, from conception to natural death.

Respect Life Hot Line (954) 977-7769. MEN OF ST. AMBROSE — General Meetings held on the first Wednesday of the month. ST. AMBROSE WOMEN’S COUNCIL— September through May— General Meetings are held on the 4th Thursday of each month in the Parish Hall Upstairs. Board meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month, Downstairs Parish Hall. For more information please contact us at the following Email address:

Email: [email protected] ST. AMBROSE ROSARY MAKERS– Meetings are held from 10 am to 12 noon the second and fourth Tuesday of each month in the upstairs Parish Hall. Please contact Eileen Manalas 954-531-1092 for information.

New Members Welcome!

FATHERHOOD When a father gives to his son, both laugh; when a son gives to his father, both cry. —William Shakespeare


Saint Ambrose Women’s Council Women of Faith—Making a Difference

Dear Parish Family: Thank you for the generous and ongoing support you have provided this year and every year. We’ll be in touch over the summer and, in the meantime, we wanted to share these

inspirational words:

You reside, always in the heart of God. —John-Roger

When you look up, He looks down When you lift up, He opens up

When you step into the dance, He leads When you cry, He wipes the tears

When you ask, He answers When you rise up, He empowers

God is awesome! Dawn On Call

Knights of Columbus Promote Silver Rose in Honor of Life and Our Lady of Guadalupe

A silver rose on a nine-month pilgrimage will be the centerpiece of a Mass and special prayer service at 11 a.m. Monday, June 29, at St. Ambrose Church. The devotion is promoted by Knights of Columbus Council 4955 to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe and express both international unity and dedication to the sanctity of human life.

The journey of the silver rose begins each year in March and ends on Dec. 12, the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe. During that time, Silver Roses travel from town to town along eight routes throughout North America. Several of those routes begin in Canada and end in Mexico. One route ends in Washington, D.C., and another ends at St. Mary’s Church in New Haven, CT, where the Knights of Columbus was founded. The Silver Rose Program began in 1960. Today, due to the popularity of the program throughout North America, eight silver roses travel unique routes.

“As we think in terms of One Life, One Rose, it is most appropriate that we turn to Our Lady of Guadalupe who made known her will through Juan Diego and the miracle of the roses,” said Supreme Knight Carl Anderson. “It is to the Blessed Mother that we turn in prayer as we work to end the Culture of Death that grips our society.”

Council 4955 is one of 17,000 Knights of Columbus councils that make up the world’s largest Catholic fraternal service organization. Founded in 1882 to assist working-class and immigrant Catholics in the United States, today the approxi-mately two million members of the Knights put their faith into action through a broad range of charitable causes locally, nationally and internationally through financial contributions and hands-on service.

Contact Bill Whiting, 561-368-6531, [email protected]


Saint Ambrose Catholic School develops the spiritual, social, and academic growth of its students in a nurturing Catholic environment. Guided by the gifts of the Holy Spirit, we strive to respect and serve others

Saint Ambrose Catholic School News Lisa Dodge, Principal

Carmel Buccelli Samuel Buccelli Ashlyn Colson Charlotte Goodman Madison Hunt Sasha Karasik* Hendrix Lavelle Isabella Lombardi* Amaya Loop Valentino Parlante Jasmine Teshome Kylie Herrilka* Galilea Mical Max Pujol Logan Ryba Marina Santos Brenna Strunk Camryn Valentino* Patrick Bonner Mia Guizani Gia Haslam Arianna Ippolito Lilly Lochrie Domenica Scavino* Luke Capobianco* Yuri Lima Annalya Marceau Annaya Marceau Luke O’Connor Gustavo Oliveira Vincent Parlante Sadie Peterson Jake Potruzski Lucas Pujol Raymond O’Connor* Jasmine Viola* Makenzie Doane Pamela Dougherty* Ernesto Ortega* Kemara Charles Marco Doane Noelle Krug Lorenzo Nicholson Hailey O’Brien Aarianna Pierrot Robert Ramirez Ernest Robinson Landon Bartos Logan Bartos Miguel Echevarria Michaella Hunt Caitlyn Josey Chelsea Marder Gabriel Oliveira Grace Protruzski Irelyn Sleeman* Tony Tilligkeit Morgan Cutter Madison Doane Emilio Echevarria Juan Espinoza William Franz Zachary Joseph Nicholas Labarbera* Emily Lima Evan Miranda Austin Modilics Peyton Perry Joey Saccante* Sarah Santoro Antonio Scavazzon Mia Vidal Ariana Villatoro- Pandoro

We had 4 Million Word Readers this year Austin Modilics – 1, 906, 182

Raymond O’Connor – 1, 514, 522 Robert Ramirez – 1, 088, 068 Ernesto Ortega- 1, 006, 853

Raymond O’Connor also read the most books this year. His final book count is 65! * denotes most reading points earned in grade level.


Saturday, June 20, 2020 7:30 Birthday Blessings - Matthew Ian Drake by Loving Mother 4:00 Fr. Bryan Dalton by St. Ambrose Parish Family Jim Purcell by Family Mary Kay Dyson by William Dyson Joseph Sortino by Betsy Hoak Loretta Anderson by Scott & Terri Campbell Tarry Family by Family Gertrude Lannigan by Joseph Fahey Bettye Delaney by Micky McNelis Sunday, June 21, 2020 7:30 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased 9:00 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased 10:30 For all the People of St. Ambrose Parish by the Pastor Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased 12:00 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased 6:00 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased Monday, June 22, 2020 7:30 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased 11:00 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased Tuesday, June 23, 2020 7:30 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased 11:00 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased

Wednesday, June 24, 2020 7:30 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased 11:00 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased Thursday, June 25, 2020 7:30 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased 11:00 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased Friday, June 26, 2020 7:30 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased 11:00 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased Saturday, June 27, 2020 7:30 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased 4:00 Novena for all Fathers Living & Deceased

Scheduling Mass Intentions Mass Intentions can be scheduled in the Rectory Office, by mail or over the phone. Offering can be made with credit card in the Rectory Office, cash or check. If you are requesting your Mass Intention by mail, please include the following:

1. Name of the person that the Mass Intention is requested for. 2. Date and time the Mass Intention is requested for. 3. Name of the person requesting the Mass Intention. 4. Your phone number in case there is a question about your request. 5. Your offering for the Mass Intention.

Mass Intentions MUST be made at least two weeks ahead of the date requested. We can’t schedule a Mass Intention on short notice so if a date is important to you, please schedule it accordingly. THANK YOU.

Therefore I tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it and it will be yours.—Mark 11:24


“To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven” “...a time to be born of water and spirit…”

Jason Samuel Keith McClure “...a time to be healed…”

“ ...a time to die…” John A. Cameron, Gabriel Minotti & Barbara Sayre

“...and a time for peace.” Ecclesiastes 3:11 To have someone from your family enrolled on our prayer list, please call the Rectory Office. Names will be listed for one month. Thank you.

Judy Acevedo Lyse Albert Mary Allard Warren Allen Arthur Alcide Annabelle Anderson Jennifer Andrews Vincent Angarola Edward Arndt, Sr. Mary Jane Baggott Jim Baker Aly Bancroft Diane Bartholomew John Bartholomew Jerome Beresch Marne Black Mary Ann Blair Henry Blanco Robert Blumershine Dolores Blumershine Marcia Bogdan Chelsea Bogler Mary Jane Boyle Eleanor Brennan Emmy Bringley Sally Brinkworth

Gregory Brosek Steven Burd Kevin Burger Mary Buttermark Juliana Cadavid Estelle Campeau Sal Carbone Maite Casanova Robert Chartrand Kathlyn Chassey Terri Cheston John Chikerotis Donna Chuley Bill Contento Margaret Costello Alice Crandall Beverly Cunningham Kay D’Ambrosio Wendy Davis Dora Day Ryan DeFeo Linda DeFronzo Marian Del Giorno Peter Del Giorno Martha Destefano Barbara De Ville

Kate Doughty Sarah Doughty Caroline Enes Dan Esta Beatrice Farrell Michael Farrell David J. Felton Bob Foster Darlene Lan Franco Donald Flynn Patricia Flynn Bob Fuca Karl Gedon Jonathan Gilfillan Matthew Gilmartin Ann Giozaniello Jeff Goldsmith Mario E. Gonzalez Fabio Gutwicks Anna Hickey Fr. Ed Irwin Lorraine Kamm Dr. Patrick Kamm Eileen Karlik Sam Kazazian Charles R. Kinney

Jenine Kinsella Margaret Kois Jack Kuhn Mary Ann Kuhn Malec Kuntz Vinnet Kuruvilla Lucia LaPardo Hanne Lore-Schleu Jillian Larkin Brian Mackay C. J. Clem Maldonato Paul Mannino Carmi Manetti Beverly Masich Delores Masich Donald Masich Kathi Matthews Mary Matus Nancy Matus John McGown Tyler McGuinn Marie McGovern Vinny Messina Bill Miller Jennifer Mitchell Anita Moitoza

Bobby Monaco Lorraine Moon John Mullueville Brenda Murray Cecelia Murray Margaret Murray Barbara Naclerio Kristen Nordstrum Mark Nordstrum Leo O’Brien Jean O’Byrne Lisa O’Connor Lorraine O’Keefe Alison O’Rourke Jimmy Pasvantis Mary Pavone Lou Pennachia Nicholas Perez Del Philips Donna Phillips Willie Pickens Paul Piazzolla Ethel Pilgrim Angela Pinto Jeanette Pinto Mary Pond

Mary Presti Katie Radigan Thomas Radigan John Rafter Fr. Stanislaw Rakiej Dom Ralph Danielle Reiser Amy Richardson Mark Richt Joel Rivera Barbara Robbins Roger Robbins Lisette Rochon Alex Rodger Della Rojas Mireille Royer Arlene Rubin Sonya Sax Joanna Scafaria Linda Settles Rosa Settino Grace Silveira Heather Snow Lucy Spada Eric Staley Tom Sullivan

Diane Sweeney Robert Sweeney Stacey Tompkins Susie Townsend Anthony Torti Delores Torti John Tracey Suzanne Treacy Frank Vukovich Baby Victoria Isabella Anita Waldrop Robert Williamson Kim Williams Fr. Paul Weirichs Victor Patrick Windle Mark Yeomans Vincent Zappi Mike Zeff Lou Zembell Kenneth Zwick

Col. Scott Fitzgerald Col. Michael C. Arndt

CPO Thomas Kennedy Capt. Dale Gregory

C.P.O. Michael Zisler Mstr SGT Daniel McCracken

Cpl. Eric Waizenegger SSG Robert Moore

Lance Cpl. Marty L. Waite, Jr. P.O. Brian Jones

Capt. Nicholas Toth Capt Lowell Wallace Major Andrew Curtis

Lance Cpl. Kirk Patrick Syros Lt. Cmdr. David Wuestewald

Lance Cpl Shaun Wuestewald Sgt. Vince Johnson

Lance Cpl. Michael J. Paul Cpl. David Schuler

Lt. Dillen Andrew Stuhlsatz P.O. 3Class Gregory H. Ayers

PFC Maulana M. Reid Capt. Barry Elliott

Sgt. Michael Catron AM3 Christopher Deimel

Lt. Jr. Grade Brian Gleason PFC Adam Elia-Lucarelli Cpl. Gabriel Castaneda

A1C E3 Christopher Korleski Lance Cpl. Michael Joseph Hern

Lt. Cmdr Charles Johnson SP4 Brian Herzig

S Sgt. Jeffrey Orban Tech Sgt John Werth

Specialist Gerald Squirlock, Jr. 2 CPO James Vanzella

Lt. Zachary West Sgt. Eddie Alegria USN Capt. Dennis Farrell

SPC Michael Smith HMC David Hartzell

Sgt. James H. MacDonald Adm. Andrew L. Lewis

Lt. J.G. Andrew L. Lewis, Jr. Ens. Thomas Nieporte, III

Seaman Kevin Duffy 1st Lt. John Schettino

Cpl. Frank Spano BM3 Jessica Moran

2nd Lt. John Paul Vaders A1C Nicholas Vaders

Capt Matthew Gibbons Lt. Patrick Gibbons

Lt. John Paul Gibbons Ens. Matthew Gibbons

Sgt. Stosh K. Fernandez

Col. Amy Ninneman Lance Cpl. Emilio Luis Otero

Ens. William Parker Lance Cpl. Edward Parker

Lt. Steven Hollender 1st Lt. Mark Schumacher

Cpl. William J. Ward PVT 2 Carl Kahlich

SPC Dominick Tomanelli, II Cpl. Michael Smith

Tech Sgt Octavio Blanco, Jr. PFC Curtis J. Parker

PFC Luk Tortu ADAN Alana Reynolds STG 3 Glenn DeBolt

Lance Cpl. Collin Murray SPC Timothy Foley

Capt. Natalie Aguilar Cpl. Marc A. Leon BU1 William Miller

Capt Jeffrey Huddle SSgt Stephen Wille, Jr. 1st Lt. Paolo Bonventre Lance Cpl. Matthew A. Curtis

Cpl. Georgina Lewis Lance Cpl. Jonathan J. Brown, Jr.

St. Ambrose Family Members in the Service of Our Country

Please pray for our family members in the service of our country. To have a family member listed please call the rectory at 954-427-2225.


News and Announcements Archdiocese of Miami News

The latest news on the Archdiocese of Miami at your fingertips! Website: www.miamiarch.org

Facebook: /ArchdioceseofMiami Twitter @CatholicMiami

Instagram: @CatholicMiami YouTube: /CatholicMiami

Catholic Hospice Broward Office: 2900 W Cypress Creek Rd, Suite #7

Fort Lauderdale FL 33309 Phone: 954.676.5465

Fax: 954.676.5466 [email protected]

Would You Like To Become A Lector or Eucharistic Minister?

It takes a special calling and maybe God is calling you. There are certain requirements that are required of you. You need to be a registered member of Saint Ambrose Church for at least one year. You must have made your Baptism, First Communion and Confirmation and present us with an updated Baptismal Certificate. You need to have a strong and abiding Faith that causes you to attend mass on a weekly basis. If you have the above qualities and would like to know more about being a part of these ministries please call: Lectors: Jody McGuinn at 954-821-5782 or Eucharistic Ministers: Scott Scovin at 561-306-8860 leave your name, phone number and the time of the St. Ambrose mass that you regularly attend and they will contact you. Thank you for your consideration.

Marriage Preparation All registered couples who wish to be married in a Catholic ceremony in Saint Ambrose church must first meet with Father Dariusz or Father James in preparation for the Sacrament of Marriage. It is advisable that cou-

ples not set a firm date for the wedding until they have attended this meeting. Individual appointments and confirmed dates for marriage will not be set until after you attend this session. For information on the Archdiocesan guideline steps to receive the Sacrament of Marriage and

for the Marriage Preparation course schedule please go to: www.miamifamilylife.org

SACRISTANS NEEDED

Join the people who set up for Mass and prepare for special liturgical celebrations. They take care of the Altar linens and priest’s vestments and have a special closeness to the Lord. Sacristans are needed for weekend and daily masses held at 7:30 & 11 am. If you are interested in becoming a Sacristan please call the Rectory Office at 954-427-2225. Thank you.

St. Ambrose Religious Gift Shop Located in the Parish Center, open Saturday after the 4 pm mass, and on Sunday from 8 am to 1 pm. Visit us for all your Catholic gifts.

SAINT AMBROSE FOOD PANTRY Thank you to our Food Pantry Volunteers. Every Thursday morning from 8 am to 10 am, distributing food to the needy and homeless of our area. Thanks to all who respond so generously to our

requests. Although many answer our call, the need is still great. Please remember the food baskets and poor boxes as you leave Church. The poor and needy are always among us. Thank you for caring.

PARKING – HELP! We know parking becomes more difficult during the season and even worse during the Carnival but we need your help. Please park only in designated parking spaces. Do not block entrances or exits. Please do not block the entrances to the basketball court, and leave the designated handicapped parking spaces for those who are truly handicapped!

PROJECT RACHEL 954-981-2984/1-888-456-4673

Post Abortion Counseling & Reconciliation RESPECT LIFE

5115 Coconut Creek Parkway, Margate, FL 33063 Respect Life Hot Line (954) 977-7769. Web site—www. respectlifemiami.org

“Thus says the Lord: Cease your cries of mourning. There is hope for your future.” Jeremiah 31:16-17

St. Ambrose Religious Gift Shop Located in the Parish Center, open Saturday after the 4 pm mass, and on Sunday from 8 am to 1 pm. Visit us for all your Catholic gifts.

St. Joseph Retirement Residence A caring Assisted Living facility, sponsored by the Archdiocese of Miami, offering beautifully furnished apartments or suites with a 24 hour emergency pull cord system. We provide three delicious meals daily, weekly housekeeping and linens, plus a full-time Activities Director. We also offer assistance in bathing, dressing, and monitoring medications. The Residence has a beautiful chap-el offering scheduled and private worship for all faiths.

All this for a reasonable monthly rate. Call for more information: 954-739-1483.

JUNE SMALL MEMORIALS Altar Breads, Oils for Candles

& Sanctuary Candles For All Fathers Living & Deceased

Altar Flowers June 27th & 28th Congratulations Fr. Dariusz With our prayers & Best Wishes

Bob & Doris Sipos


Got Problems? Life can seem overwhelming.

Get help from a Catholic counselor. Don’t suffer any longer.

Catholic Charities offers affordable, confidential counseling with a Catholic perspective to help you cope

with life’s challenges. • Child/Adolescent Counseling or Teen Issues • Marriage Counseling, Trust, or Empty Nest • Grief, Sickness, or Major Life Changes • Financial Difficulties • Depression, Trauma, or Abuse • Caregiving for disabled child or aging parents Sessions are available for a flat fee of $20.00 per session. Call (954) 332-7070 for a telephone consultation or to make an appointment with a Licensed Therapist.

Contribution Statements for Tax Purposes St. Ambrose will issue a substantiation of charitable contributions in excess of $250, collectively, between January 1st and December 31st of 2018. They will be automatically mailed out from the Parish Office directly to you. Thank you.

Small Memorials Sanctuary Candles $40.00/month

Oils for Candles $50.00/month Altar Breads $100.00/month Altar Flowers $100.00/week

Memorials can be dedicated in memory of a loved one, to celebrate a special occasion—birthdays, anniversaries, etc… or for your own special intention. Please come to the rectory

office to schedule your small memorial. Thank you.

WELCOME - Newcomers, Visitors and Parishioners The priests, deacons and ministries of St. Ambrose Parish Welcome you. If, perhaps, you would like more information about entering more fully into our parish life and ministry, we ask that you complete the form below and then give the form to an usher, a greeter or send it in to the Rectory. Thank you.

St. Ambrose Parish Community I would like . . .

_____ To become a Parishioner _____ To change my address _____ To receive Budget Envelopes _____ To let the Parish know of someone who is ill, or home bound who would like to receive Communion

Name: _______________________________________ Address: _____________________________________ Phone: ______________________________________ Email: _______________________________________

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