3755 St. Paul Street • Ellicott City, MD 21043

Parish Office: 410-465-1670 • After Hours Emergencies: 301-606-9260

Office Hours: Monday—Thursday 8:30 a.m.—4:00 p.m. Friday 8:30 a.m.—2:30 p.m.

Website: www.stpaulec.org • Parish Office Email: office@stpaulec.org

Resurrection/St. Paul School: 410-461-9111

St. Paul Catholic Church

Ellicott City, MD

The Thirty-Third Sunday in

Ordinary Time

November 14, 2021

Pastor Rev. Msgr. John Dietzenbach

Associate Pastor Rev. Scott Kady

Permanent Deacons

Rev. Mr. Allen Greene, Jr. Rev. Mr. Joseph Knepper

Rev. Mr. George Krause, Jr.

Pastoral Council President Larry Dussler

Finance Chair

Pat Keller

Corporators Robin Campbell

Keith Sigur

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Mass Intensions

Saturday, November 13th

9:00 a.m. Jim Payne +

5:00 p.m. Patricia Eckenrode +

Sunday, November 14th

8:00 a.m. The Pastorate of St. Paul and

Church of the Resurection

10:30 a.m. Andrea Lynn Greene +

Tuesday, November 16th

9:00 a.m. Greta Judge +

Thursday, November 18th

9:00 a.m. Phyllis Stilling +

Saturday, November 20th

9:00 a.m. Ray Meyer +

5:00 p.m. Billye Dvorak +

Sunday, November 21st

8:00 a.m. Joe Melone

10:30 a.m. William & Alma McCormack +

Marion McCormack +

St. Paul Catholic Church Mass Schedule

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

Sunday 8:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.

Daily Mass 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Resurrection

Adoration

Wednesday Evenings 7:00—9:00 p.m. in Church

Reconciliation

3:30 –4:30 p.m. Saturday in Church and By Appointment

This Week’s Readings:

Daniel 12:1-3

Hebrews 10:11-14, 18

Mark 13:24-32

Next Week’s Readings:

Daniel 7:13-14

Revelation 1:5-8

John 18:33b-37

This Mass will be live-streamed on Facebook (https://

www.facebook.com/stpaulec.org/) and YouTube (St. Paul Catholic

Church - Ellicott City - YouTube )

Weekend Collections

This weekend the second collection will be for Capital Repairs for the

campus of St. Paul.

Next weekend the second collection will be for the

Archdiocese Seminarians.

The poor box this weekend will support Little Sisters

of the Poor, helping the elderly poor through St. Mar-

tins Home for the Aged.

Next weekend the poor box will support Grassroots, helping homeless

and low income individuals and families in Howard County.

Saturday, November 13th

9:00 a.m. Daily Mass: St. Paul

10:30 a.m. Sacrament: First Reconciliation Service

4:00 p.m. Crown Rosary: Parish Conference Room

3:30 p.m. Reconciliation: Church

5:00 p.m. Mass

Sunday, November 14th

8:00 a.m. Mass

10:30 a.m. Mass: JAM and Great Gospel

12:30 p.m. ACTS Women’s Mass & Reception: Church

1:00 p.m. Legion of Mary : Center

6:30 p.m. Lifeteen: Croghan Hall

Monday, November 15th

9:00 a.m. Daily Mass: Church of the Resurrection

6:30 p.m. EDGE: Session #6

Tuesday, November 16th

9:00 a.m. Daily Mass: St. Paul

6:00 p.m. Christlife: Dohony Hall

6:00 p.m. Confirmation Small Groups: Croghan

7:00 p.m. RCIA: CNE Room 207

Wednesday, November 17th

9:00 a.m. Daily Mass: Resurrection

9:00 a.m. Walking w/Purpose: CNE

5:45 p.m. Reconciliation Practice: Church

7:00 p.m. Adoration: Church

Thursday, November 18th

9:00 a.m. Daily Mass: St. Paul

10:00 a.m. Women’s Bible Study: CNE

6:00 p.m. Oxygen: Dohony Hall

Friday, November 19th

9:00 a.m. Daily Mass: Resurrection

Saturday, November 20th

9:00 a.m. Daily Mass: St. Paul

11:00 a.m. Brown Bag Lunch & Learn: Dohony Hall

3:30 p.m. Reconciliation: Church

5:00 p.m. Mass

Sunday, November 21st

8:00 a.m. Mass

10:30 a.m. Mass

This Week at St. Paul Church

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Pastor’s Corner:

Dear Parishioners,

We welcome back the women who

have been on an ACTS retreat this

week. May your hearts be at peace and

on fire with the love of the Lord.

Thanks to the retreat committee and for all who helped

bring this to fruition.

Children in our Pastorate are celebrating their First

Reconciliations at this time of year. We give thanks for

your parents and teachers in preparing you for this

great sacrament.

Next Saturday, the 20th beginning at 11 AM is the sec-

ond Brown Bag Lunch at St. Paul’s. The presenter will

be Anne Buening (Fr. Matt’s Mom) on the evolution of

Lay Ministry. Sign up by contacting Kate Kleintank.

Listening sessions for the Synod will be held in the

Church at Resurrection on Thursday, Nov. 18th and

Sunday Nov. 21st at 7 PM. Come and give voice to your

hopes and dreams for the future of our Catholic

Church.

Next Sunday at the 11:30 Mass at Resurrection,

August and Delphine Meerschaert will be honored by

Worldwide Marriage Encounter for being the longest

married Couple in the State of Maryland. They have

been married 72 years! Wow.

Thanks to those who helped last Saturday with the St.

Paul’s grounds clean up. The place looks great.

Thanks to scouts Luke Larcher for beautifying the

grounds in the station area at Church of the Resurrec-

tion and to Rhys Rummel for replacing the walking

bridge leading to the stations. Good job guys!

Fr. John

Deacon’s Note:

Dear Brothers and Sisters In Christ,

The granite step restoration project

has been underway for three weeks

and good progress has been made.

The small set of stairs (7 steps) at the end of the path

between the Church and the Office building have been

restored, the final pointing of these stairs will take place

after the custom made mortar arrives. During the resto-

ration of two main stairs leading to the Church it was

discovered that the damage is much more than ex-

pected. There is extensive erosion of both the internal

and external walls. This discovery required significant

external and internal bracing of the walls and step

treads. As the walls are rebuilt and each tread leveled,

permanent reinforcing structures will be installed and

the wooden interim bracing will be removed. The con-

tractor believes that the original budget will be sufficient

to complete the project and they remain on schedule to

complete prior to Christmas. Please continue to pray that

no other problems will be found and the weather condi-

tions will be such that their schedule is not delayed.

Exterior lighting has been installed in the back parking

lot to support the Youth Ministry activities. A basketball

court is also being installed on the back parking lot for

the Youth Ministry. A locking mechanism has been pur-

chased for the basketball hoop to preclude others from

using the basketball court outside of Youth Ministry ac-

tivities.

A big thank for those who helped with the Fall Clean-up

at St. Paul's Parish last weekend! The truck was over-

filled with debris (there is much more to be removed in 3

weeks on Saturday, November 27th at 9am-3pm). All the

bushes that were over grown were trimmed and shaped

this past weekend. All of the flower beds at the lower

parking lot and around Dohony Hall were weeded and

cleaned out.

Thank you for your continued support of our beloved par-

ish, without your generosity we would not be able to

keep our campus looking beautiful and fully operational.

God Bless,

Deacon George

Thank You!

The Grassroots Route 1 Medical Programs wish to

thank the parishioners of St. Paul for the generous

donation of $519.40. Our donation will help the

medical program continue it’s mission to provide

medical care to those in need in Howard County.

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Prayer List

Jackie Aaron, John Aaron, Pat Aaron, Pam

B., Betty L. Benitez, Shirley Bliss, Lora

Bridenstine, Bob Brooks, Ken Butler,

Stephanie Cahall, Jenny Cartney, Scott

Chernack, Eugene Crum, Marybeth Di-

Cristofaro, John Donoghue, Scott Enright, Arlene Ev-

ans, Johnathan Ford, Kathleen Frechette, Tom Fred-

erick, Charlene “Trudi” Furletti, Tracy Gellerman,

Christine Gorman, Bob Grove, Brooks Harbold, Jen-

nifer Harcourt, Phil Harris, Janet Harris, Pauline Hig-

gins, Charlotte Hogan, Frank Horter, Marietta Howes,

Michele Isaacs, Kerry J. Johnson, Seth Johnston,

Richard and Louise Keller, Arlene King, Bill Law, Mary

Jo Letera, Kimberly Lober, Barbara McFaul, Pat

McNulty, Joseph Owens, Katie Owens, Shirley Peach,

Ronald Perseghin, Steve Pugliese, Robin Quinn, An-

drew Ryan, Roland Reeley, Jeremiah Noah Rodriguez,

Betsy Roe, Joan Ryan, Louie Sacchetti, Bill Scanlon,

Jr., Brady Schaffer, Toni Shaney, Richard Skowronek,

Cynthia Sprucebank, Mary Ellen Wallace, Bernice

West, June Wedeking, Allen White, Alex Yancich.

If you would like to add someone to the prayer list

please contact the parish office at 410-465-1670.

Annual Gift Card Order and

Giving Tree

This Christmas season we will be offering

our annual Gift Card order form from

Shop with Scrip. The gift card order form

is an insert in the bulletin this weekend. The return due

dates for the order forms are November 28th and Decem-

ber 12th. All money raised from the gift cards will be put

toward capital improvements of the St. Paul campus.

We will also have our annual Giving Tree. This year the

gift tags will be supporting local families in need as well

as Springfield Hospital, Route 1 Day Resource Center and

My Sisters Place Women’s Day Center. The gift tags will

have specified items including clothing, toys, blankets

and grocery store gift cards. The Giving Tree and gift tags

are available this weekend after all weekend Masses.

We ask everyone taking a gift tag to return the items by

the due date of December 6th so that we can be sure to

provide the families with their requested item.

Questions, please contact Gloria in the parish office or

Marie Dodge.

Lectionary Books

For all volunteers who serve as Lectors at St. Paul

Church the new Cycle C Workbooks are now available

in the Lower Sacristy. Each is labeled with a volun-

teer’s name. Please stop by and pick up your copy

before the new year starts.

If anyone is interested in joining the Lector ministry,

please contact me either in the parish office (410-465

-0622) or email (deacongeorge@stpaulec.org).

October Offertory &

Second Collections

Summary Dollars

Offertory $ 59,405.83

Capital Projects $ 4,491.00

Facilities and Maintenance $ 5,349.00

Holy Days $ 795.00

Diocesan 2nd Collection $ 1,114.00

Cemetery Fund $ 60.00

Poor Box $ 1,815.00

Total $ 73,029.83

Note: The Finance information includes EFT, Envelope, and Loose contributions

Thank You for your continuous generosity!

Altar Flowers

This weekend the altar flowers are

in celebration of Pat and Bernie

McNulty and their 63rd wedding

anniversary.

Final Fall Campus Clean-Up

Join us on the Saturday November 27th from 9:00-

3:00 p.m. for our final fall campus clean-up. Stay for

an hour or the entire time. Please bring work gloves,

rakes, if available gas power leaf blower. Service

hours will be given for students and confirmation can-

didates. RSPS parents can receive service hours as

well. Contact Chris Rotunda at chrisrotun-

da@yahoo.com.

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Faith Formation for St. Paul Church

The Walk for the Homeless- For this year’s Cold Weather’s shelter, our Pastorate raised over $1,500.00! These

donations will go to assist with providing food and shelter for our brothers and sisters in Christ who struggle with

homelessness. Thank you to everyone who participated but especially families who donated!

Congratulations to 20 of our parish children who received, for the first time, the Sacrament of Reconciliation!

Here’s to hoping that you’ll receive the sacrament many more times throughout your life understanding the im-

portance of creating peace and connection to our loved ones and to our Lord.

JAM (Jesus & Me) & Great Gospel will gather this Sunday morning, November 14th during

10:30AM Mass! Thank you for your continued prayers for our parish children as we strive to sup-

port their growth in their faith!

Come! Help our parish children grow in God’s goodness! Our parish children could use the as-

sistance of Hall Monitors & Classroom Assistants- These roles are very helpful during both Sacra-

ment Preparation sessions and EDGE sessions. If interested, please contact Susan Yost by

emailing susan.yost@stpaulec.org

Worthy of the Call training for youth volunteers ages 14-17, will be held January 12th at Church of the Resurrection

in the Youth Room at 6:30 p.m. Questions please contact Susan Yost at susan.yost@stpaulec.org.

Please sign up using this link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0c4da8a92da2fe3-worthy.

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Old Ellicott City

Upcoming Events

Here are a few upcoming events taking

place in Old Ellicott City. Please use cau-

tion when driving through Main Street.

November 18th-Girls Night Out from 5:00 p.m.–

midnight

November 27th-Shop Small Business from 9:00

a.m.to 9:00 p.m.

Knights of Columbus

Coat Drive

The St. Agnes Council of the

Knights of Columbus will be

sponsoring a coat drive for the

children of Baltimore City after all Masses the weekend

of November 20th and 21st.

They will be collecting new and gently used coats as

well as cash donations to purchase new coats.

For additional information or questions please contact

Chris Rotunda at chrisrotunda@yahoo.com or 410-336

-8173.

Grassroots Day Resource Center

Medical Clinic

Grassroots Day Resource Center’s Free Medical Clinic

is looking for volunteer medical professionals to pro-

vide basic medical care to the uninsured, homeless

and indigent in Howard County.

The medical clinic operates Monday & Wednesday

from 2pm to 6pm and Sat 10am-2pm. The Clinic is in

need of physicians, nurse practitioners, RN’s and

LPN’s. Malpractice insurance will be covered by Grass-

roots.

If you are interested please call Dr. Joseph Gagliardi at

410-707-7547 or email njosephgagliardi@gmail.com

to learn more.

Brown Bag Lunch and Learn

Please join us on Saturday, November

20th at 11:00 a.m. in Dohony Hall for

our Brown Bag Lunch and Learn. This

guest speaker series is open to every-

one in the Pastorate of St. Paul and

Church of the Resurrection but is

geared toward seniors. We ask that everyone bring

their lunch and beverage of choice.

This month we will feature St. Paul parishioner Anne

Buening who is also the Mother of Fr. Matt Buening,

former Pastor of St. Paul. Anne will discuss “The Evolu-

tion of Lay Ecclesial Ministry”.

A free will offering is appreciated, all donations collect-

ed will be sent to Anne’s charity of choice, The Ecu-

menical Institute for Lay Ministry at St. Mary’s Semi-

nary.

Questions or to RSVP, please contact Kate Kleintank

at 410-989-6156 or email Kate at kkleintank@res-

ec.org.

Happy 50th Anniversary Boy

Scouts of America

Troop 615

BSA Troop 615 is excited to be celebrat-

ing our 50Th Anniversary this year! Our

Troop is part of the Baltimore Area

Council and the National Pike District and its member-

ship is comprised of both scouts (aged 10-17) and adult

leaders who volunteer to help with the Troop. The Church

of the Resurrection Catholic Parish in Ellicott City, MD

has been home to Troop 615 since 1971.

The Troop will be celebrating our 50Th Anniversary on

Wed December 15, 2021 at 7:00PM and the event is

open to all current and past members of the troop to cel-

ebrate with us.

We are collecting favorite memories current or past

members may have of Troop 615, so if you have any spe-

cific memories to share with us please email them to Hol-

ly Evans at hlyberry@verizon.net with the subject line

Troop 615 50th Anniversary.

Pancake and Sausage

Breakfast

Join us for our annual all you can eat

Pancake & Sausage breakfast at the

Church of the Resurrection in the

Church Hall on Sunday, November 14th from 8:00 a.m.

to Noon.

We will offer a choice of plain, blueberry or chocolate

chip pancakes. The coast is $6 per person, $20 maxi-

mum per family, children 6 and under free.

This event is sponsored by the Resurrection Men’s

Club.

For additional information or questions, please call

Paul Seiler at 410-465-4483.

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Resurrection-St. Paul School

Our fall open house will be held on Tuesday November 2nd at 9:30

a.m.

For information on Resurrection-St. Paul School, a Blue Ribbon

School of Excellence and a cognia STEM certified PK3 through

Grade 8 Catholic school, please visit our website at

www.resstpaul.org.

Discover the RSPS difference. Contact Stephanie Finamore at

sfinamore@resstpaul.org or 410-461-9111 ext. 242 to schedule a

private tour.

We look forward to seeing you on campus!

Pastoral Staff and Pastoral Council

St. Paul Parish Office:

Office #: 410-465-1670

Hours: M-Th. 8:30-4:00 p.m.

Fri. 8:30-2:30 p.m.

Email: office@stpaulec.org

After Hours Emergencies:

301-606-9260

Pastor

Rev. Msgr. John Dietzenbach

jdietzenbach@res-ec.org

301-606-9260

Associate Pastor

Rev. Scott Kady

scott.kady@archbalt.org

410-989-5325

Clergy Staff:

Permanent Deacons

Deacon Joe Knepper

deaconjoe@stpaulec.org

Deacon George Krause

deacongeorge@stpaulec.org

Deacon Allen Greene, Jr.

Allen.greene@stpaulec.org

Parish Corporators

Robin Campbell

racampb@aol.com

Keith Sigur

Saintsigur67@gmail.com

Anne Kelly

Kellyanne1@mac.com

Jessica Landi

Jess.m.landi@gmail.com

Bill Lehrman

wgl1956@hotmail.com

Joseph Louis

josephlourdulouis@gmail.com

Michael Mayforth

mmayforth@hotmail.com

Kevin Rodkey

Kevin.rodkey@gmail.com

Laurie Thompson

beaniet@aol.com

Christ Life

Michael Dugan

michael@christlife.org

443-388-8910

Resurrection/St. Paul School

Ryan Hellem

Principal

410-461-9111 ext. 243

Resurrection-St. Paul School

Board President

Dan Medinger

dmedinger@aol.com

Finance Committee

Pat Keller

Pat.keller3@verizon.net

Facilities Committee

Chester Kukwa

ckukwa@comcast.net

School Liaison

Michael Mayforth

mmayforth@hotmail.com

Parish Manager

Deacon George Krause

deacongeorge@stpaulec.org

410-465-0622

Bookkeeper

Nickole Conyngham

Nickole@stpaulec.org

410-313-8551

DRE St. Paul Church

Susan Yost

Susan.yost@stpaulec.org

410-461-6101 (office)

Adult Faith Formation

Kate Kleintank

kkleintank@res-ec.org

410-989-6156

Youth Ministry

Shannon Turlik

sturlik@res-ec.org

240-446-9341

Director of Music

Diane Waslick

diane@stpaulec.org

410-978-9974

Assistant Director of Music

Susan Fanske

sfanske@msn.com

Office Staff

Gloria Baer

gloria@stpaulec.org

Office Staff/Shield The Vul-

nerable Coordinator

Maria Grove

maria@stpaulec.org

Maintenance Manager

Neil Sellman

neil@stpaulec.org

Pastoral Council

Chris Childres

cachildres4@verizon.net

Jan Brady

jrbobbrady@comcast.net

Larry Dussler-President

larrydussler@gmail.com

Tim Hearn

thearn101@aol.com

Nancy Hogan-Baur

nhoganbaur@gmail.com

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BAPTISM

Outside Lent, Baptisms can be scheduled outside of Mass at

1:00 pm on the first and third Sunday’s each month, or at one

of the weekend Masses. Both parents and Godparents are

required to complete a Baptism preparation class. Please call

the parish office for more information.

CONFIRMATION

This Sacrament is offered every year in our parish to our High

School age youth. Contact our Youth Minister, Shannon Turlik,

for more information: shannon@stpaulec.org. Adults may ar-

range for Confirmation by contacting the parish office to meet

with the pastor.

RECONCILIATION

Confessions are heard Thursdays during Advent and Lent from

6:00 to 6:50 p.m., on Saturday 3:30 p.m. and at other times by

appointment. Special times and opportunities to receive this

sacrament here at St. Paul parish and in neighboring parishes

are announced in the bulletin.

CHRISTLIFE Young Adult: CLYA

Is a community of young adults, ages 18-35, which facilitates

an encounter with the living God and forms young adults to

follow Jesus Christ as missionary disciples. They meet in

Dohony Hall every Tuesday 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm, with the excep-

tion of the last Tuesday of the month.

MATRIMONY

If you would like to be married in our beautiful church please

contact the parish office no less than six months prior to your

wedding date.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

St. Paul offers religious education for students from preschool

through grade school, the EDGE program for middle schoolers,

and preparation for first Reconciliation and first Eucharist.

YOUTH MINISTRY

St. Paul shares a vibrant youth ministry program for middle and

high school students with Church of the Resurrection. For infor-

mation please contact Shannon Turlik: Sturlik@res-ec.org or

410-505-3079.

RCIA

RCIA is designed for adults who are considering the possibility

of entering the Catholic Church; but it provides a great oppor-

tunity for Catholics to learn more about their faith. For more

information, please contact Kate Kleintank at 410-989-6156.

WEBSITE

Please visit our website for all of the latest news and events:

www.stpaulec.org

WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS

Welcome to St. Paul’s! We look forward to sharing our faith,

activities, and fellowship with you. Stop by the parish office or

go to our website to download our New Member Registration

Form and drop it off the next time you’re at St. Paul’s.

INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY FOR MASS

First and foremost, please use your own judgement as to

whether you can attend Mass or other events at St. Paul or

Church of the Resurrection safely. When in doubt, please err

on the side of caution. In the event of inclement weather St.

Paul Church and Church of the Resurrection will follow Res-

urrection-St. Paul School delays and closings. If Resurrection

-St. Paul School has a two hour delay Daily Mass will be held

at Church of the Resurrection. If Resurrection-St. Paul School

is closed St. Paul Church and Church of the Resurrection will

not have Daily Mass. Please follow WBAL TV and radio for

weather related updates from Resurrection-St. Paul School

beginning at 5:30 a.m. Thank You.

HOLY COMMUNION

Everyone present is invited to come forward in the communion

procession. Only Catholics may receive Holy Communion in the

Catholic Church; and Catholics should receive only if properly

prepared. A blessing will be given to non-Catholics and to Catho-

lics who aren’t prepared: please cross your arms over your

chest to signify that you want to receive a blessing.

LOW GLUTEN HOSTS

Low-Gluten Hosts are administered at every Mass. Please pro-

cess in the celebrant’s Communion line: when you reach him,

please say, “Low-gluten, please”.

EFT

Many of our parishioners use EFT (Electronic

Funds Transfer) for their offertory giving. Please

contact the parish office for more information on

EFT, or visit our website and follow the link to

enroll in Faith Direct.

PASTORAL COUNCIL

The Pastoral Council is an advisory body, elected by the parish-

ioners, which exists to monitor the health of the parish and its

ministries, to bring pastoral issues to the pastor’s attention, and

to advise the pastor with respect to such issues.

EMERGENCIES

To reach the pastor after normal office hours in the event of an

emergency, please call 301-606-9260.

STANDARD BULLETIN DEADLINE

The deadline for the coming week’s bulletin is Monday, 12:00

p.m. (Noon). Please submit in Word format to: bulle-

tin@stpaulec.org.

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