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The Week at a Glance… NOVEMBER 1, 2015 SUNDAY BULLETIN PAGE 4 November Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 8am Mass 9am Donuts 10am Mass 11am Donuts 5pm Mass 2 8am Mass 6pm Bereavement Group 7pm GSYPF 7pm Monday Night Scripture 3 8am Mass 5pm Mass 6pm Laudato Si’ 7pm RCIA 4 8am Mass 5pm Mass 6pm Justice Walking 6:15pm RE 6:30pm CATTS 5 7am Men’s Bible Study 8am Mass 10am Women’s Bible Study 5pm Mass 6 8am Mass 6:30pm Korean Bible Study 7 5pm No Mass GRADUATE STUDENT/YOUNG PROFESSIONAL FELLOWSHIP BIBLE STUDY will next meet on Monday, November 2 at 7:00 at the Center to discuss Chapter 3 in the study guide "James: Put Your Faith to Work." Newcomers are always welcome. For more information, contact Christy Sinksen at (706) 613-0921 or [email protected]. CRISIS HOTLINES GA CRISIS AND ACCESS LINE- (24 hour crisis hotline) 800-715-4225 SUICIDE HOTLINE 800-784-2433 THE COTTAGE- crisis line 877-363-1912 Bulletin Announcements: Send to [email protected]. All announcements must received by the Tuesday prior to publication and approved by the Director. Help a Veteran Local VA representative, Brent Temple, is tasked with helping homeless veterans in our area find affordable housing. The Catholic Center community is helping Brent acquire the necessary furnishings for these vets. Do you have any of the following household furnishings that you would be willing to donate for this worthy cause? Dining or side tables, dining chairs, recliners, pots & pans, etc. We need useful items, rather than decorative! Please call Larry Dempsey at 706-769-6852 if you can help. Larry will coordinate the pick up of your items to assist a veteran in need. PLEASE SEE PAGE 2 FOR INFO ON THE VETERANS DAY MASS. CATHOLIC CENTER BEREAVEMENT GROUP Grief is a normal, natural, and necessary response to a significant loss. We are continuing our ministry group at the Catholic Center to offer comfort and support for individuals who are going through the grieving process. The ministry will be facilitated by Benedicte Milward and Mary Ellen Quinn, members of the Catholic Center Community. To accommodate different schedules, there will be two groups: 1.) Mondays from 6pm to 7pm, starting on Nov. 2, 2015. Location: The Library and occasionally the Upstairs Apartment. 2.) Wednesdays from 10:30am to 11:30am, starting on November 4, 2015. Location: The Library If you are grieving the loss of a loved one, we want you to know that you are not alone on your journey to healing. Please join this group of caring and compassionate members for help and support. All are welcome. For more information, please contact the Center office. COATS FOR KIDS DRIVE The Knights of Columbus will be collecting coats and cash donations for our annual Coats for Kids drive. We will have Knights collecting after Masses the next two weekends. A donation of $18.33 will buy a coat for a child who needs one this winter. We will also accept lightly used coats for children and adults. Thank you in advance for your generosity. The children really appreciate the donations. “… When I was naked you clothed me.” For more information please contact John Steffl at 706-338-5551. Silver Angels Retreat for Seniors Spend a morning with God in a state of Gratitude. Gratitude is a pathway into the inner journey, the depths within where we discover our many gifts and where God and you are one! Date: Monday, November 9 Time: 10 am – 2 Lunch: Provided by Catholic Student Association Location: Catholic Center at UGA Cost: Free (Free Will Donation) Presenter: Fr. Scott F. Brookbank, OFM Fr. Scott received his Bachelor of Science degree in Religious Studies and a Master of Science degree in Education in 1993 from Nazareth College of Rochester. In 2008, he received a Master of Science degree in Pastoral Counseling from Loyola College in Maryland and a Master in Divinity from Washington Theological Union. Fr. Scott is also a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the State of Rhode Island. Registration: If you plan to attend, please call Jenni or Emily at the Center’s office at 706-543-2293. ANNUAL DENNY TOWERS THANKSGIVING DINNER The UGA Catholic Center will be hosting our 20 th annual Thanksgiving dinner at Denny Towers on Sunday, November 22 at 1:00 p.m. As is the tradition, we will be serving the seniors that live there a traditional Thanksgiving feast of turkey with all the trimmings and LOTS of delicious pies! Many hands make light work, so we are asking for volunteers to help with purchasing food items, cooking, setting up and transporting the food from the Catholic Center to Denny Towers, serving, and cleaning up. If you are interested in helping – and kicking off your holiday season on a very positive note! – please contact Cathy Clutter at (706)255-1033 or at [email protected]. CATHOLIC CENTER MISSION STATEMENT The Catholic Center at the University of Georgia is a Eucharistic Community that seeks to live the gospel of Jesus Christ in the tradition of our Roman Catholic faith and the spirit of St. Francis. As Christian disciples we are charged to answer Christ’s call for compassion by becoming instruments of peace, charity and justice. We seek to stand in solidarity with the poor, the stranger, the alienated and to collaborate with those who serve them in local and global communities. We endeavor to respect a universe created by God in Love. http://ccatuga.org CatholicCtrUGA UGA Catholic Center For the week of November 1 st , 2015 Mass Schedule for the 2015-2016 School Year SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 5pm Vigil * Sunday 8am, 10am & 5pm Student Mass followed by Sunday Night Student Dinner (for collegiates only) WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE Monday 8am Tuesday 8am & 5pm Wednesday 8am & 5pm Thursday 8am & 5pm Friday 8am Morning Prayer: Monday-Friday before the 8am Mass Evening Prayer: Tuesday through Thursday before the 5pm Mass Adoration: Wednesday 4-4:45pm Reconciliation: Wednesday & Saturday 4-4:45pm * or by appointment * NO 5PM MASS OR CONFESSIONS ON HOME FOOTBALL SATURDAYS (November 7 & 21) STAFF DIRECTORY Director Campus Minister Fr. John Coughlin, ofm [email protected] Assistant Director & Finance Manager Mr. John Hennigan [email protected] Staff Support Sr. Marietta Jansen, acj [email protected] Administrative Assistant Mrs. Jenni Toutkoushian [email protected] Administrative Assistant Mrs. Emily Abraham [email protected] Sacramental Coordinator Sr. Barbara Daniels, msc [email protected] Volunteer & Safe Environment Coordinator Mrs. Victoria Reeves [email protected] Director of Religious Education & Collegiate Activities Coordinator Mr. David Briones [email protected] Chef and Events Coordinator Mrs. Persia Briones [email protected] Buildings and Grounds Mr. Sonny Fincher [email protected] PHONE: 706-543-2293 OFFICE HOURS: 10:00 AM TO 4:00 PM Our Faith Community Prayer List We lift up in prayer all of our faith family members who suffer physically, emotionally, or spiritually, especially: Raul Alvarez, Dianne Ambrose, Teresa Angle, Butch Antal, Bill Ball, Margaret Bell, George Bertioli, Megan Burton, Grace Byrne, Joe Castro, Ray Cochran, Lynn Cruickshank, Steve Dawson, Charo Garcia-Pozo, Mendi Geist, Larry Kelly, Riley Landry, Nick Lanza, Meredith Lind, Gail Lopes, Cassidee Rose McCartney, Camilla Mims, Myra Pawlowski, Rose Ann Presley, Calhoun Raley, Trenia Reynolds, Willie Rice, Michael & William Rose, Marge Saar, Rosemary Shamlin, Bella Smith, & Bob Wilson In Memory With deepest sympathy our community prays for the souls of the faithful departed and for their loved ones, especially: John Shutze & Thomas Vigliotta (Fr. Tom’s father) Through the mercy of God may they rest in peace. NO 5PM MASS SATURDAY, NOV. 7 - UGA vs KENTUCKY
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The Week at a Glance…
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 8am Mass 9am Donuts 10am Mass 11am Donuts 5pm Mass
2 8am Mass 6pm Bereavement Group 7pm GSYPF 7pm Monday Night Scripture
3 8am Mass 5pm Mass 6pm Laudato Si’ 7pm RCIA
4 8am Mass 5pm Mass 6pm Justice Walking 6:15pm RE 6:30pm CATTS
5 7am Men’s Bible Study 8am Mass 10am Women’s Bible Study 5pm Mass
6 8am Mass 6:30pm Korean Bible Study
7 5pm No Mass
GRADUATE STUDENT/YOUNG PROFESSIONAL FELLOWSHIP BIBLE STUDY will next meet on Monday, November 2 at 7:00 at the Center to discuss Chapter 3 in the study guide "James: Put Your Faith to Work." Newcomers are always welcome. For more information, contact Christy Sinksen at (706) 613-0921 or [email protected].
CRISIS HOTLINES
GA CRISIS AND ACCESS LINE- (24 hour crisis hotline) 800-715-4225
SUICIDE HOTLINE 800-784-2433
THE COTTAGE- crisis line 877-363-1912
Bulletin Announcements: Send to [email protected]. All announcements must received by the Tuesday prior to publication and approved by the Director.
Help a Veteran Local VA representative, Brent Temple, is tasked with helping homeless veterans in our area find affordable housing. The Catholic Center community is helping Brent acquire the necessary furnishings for these vets. Do you have any of the following household furnishings that you would be willing to donate for this worthy cause? Dining or side tables, dining chairs, recliners, pots & pans, etc. We need useful items, rather than decorative! Please call Larry Dempsey at 706-769-6852 if you can help. Larry will coordinate the pick up of your items to assist a veteran in need. PLEASE SEE PAGE 2 FOR INFO ON THE VETERANS DAY MASS.
CATHOLIC CENTER BEREAVEMENT GROUP
Grief is a normal, natural, and necessary response to a significant loss. We are continuing our ministry group at the Catholic Center to offer comfort and support for individuals who are going through the
grieving process. The ministry will be facilitated by Benedicte Milward and Mary Ellen Quinn, members of the Catholic Center Community. To accommodate different schedules, there will be two groups: 1.) Mondays from 6pm to 7pm, starting on Nov. 2, 2015. Location: The Library and occasionally the Upstairs Apartment. 2.) Wednesdays from 10:30am to 11:30am, starting on November 4, 2015. Location: The Library If you are grieving the loss of a loved one, we want you to know that you are not alone on your journey to healing. Please join this group of caring and compassionate members for help and support. All are welcome. For more information, please contact the Center office.
COATS FOR KIDS DRIVE The Knights of Columbus will be collecting coats and cash donations for our annual Coats for Kids drive. We will have Knights collecting after Masses the next two weekends. A
donation of $18.33 will buy a coat for a child who needs one this winter. We will also accept lightly used coats for children and adults. Thank you in advance for your generosity. The children really appreciate the donations. “… When I was naked you clothed me.” For more information please contact John Steffl at 706-338-5551.
Silver Angels Retreat for Seniors
Spend a morning with God in a state of Gratitude. Gratitude is a pathway into the inner journey, the depths within where we discover our many gifts and where God and you are one!
Date: Monday, November 9 Time: 10 am – 2 Lunch: Provided by Catholic Student Association Location: Catholic Center at UGA Cost: Free (Free Will Donation) Presenter: Fr. Scott F. Brookbank, OFM
Fr. Scott received his Bachelor of Science degree in Religious Studies and a Master of Science degree in Education in 1993 from Nazareth College of Rochester. In 2008, he received a Master of Science degree in Pastoral Counseling from Loyola College in Maryland and a Master in Divinity from Washington Theological Union. Fr. Scott is also a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the State of Rhode Island.
Registration: If you plan to attend, please call Jenni or Emily at the Center’s office at 706-543-2293.
ANNUAL DENNY TOWERS THANKSGIVING DINNER
The UGA Catholic Center will be hosting our 20th annual Thanksgiving dinner at Denny Towers on Sunday, November 22 at 1:00 p.m. As is the tradition, we will be serving the seniors that live
there a traditional Thanksgiving feast of turkey with all the trimmings and LOTS of delicious pies! Many hands make light work, so we are asking for volunteers to help with purchasing food items, cooking, setting up and transporting the food from the Catholic Center to Denny Towers, serving, and cleaning up. If you are interested in helping – and kicking off your holiday season on a very positive note! – please contact Cathy Clutter at (706)255-1033 or at [email protected].
CATHOLIC CENTER MISSION STATEMENT
The Catholic Center at the University of Georgia is a
Eucharistic Community that seeks to live the gospel of
Jesus Christ in the tradition of our Roman Catholic faith
and the spirit of St. Francis. As Christian disciples we are
charged to answer Christ’s call for compassion by becoming
instruments of peace, charity and justice. We seek to stand
in solidarity with the poor, the stranger, the alienated and to
collaborate with those who serve them in local and global
communities. We endeavor to respect a universe
created by God in Love.
http://ccatuga.org
CatholicCtrUGA
UGA Catholic Center
For the week of November 1st
, 2015
Mass Schedule for the 2015-2016 School Year
SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 5pm Vigil * Sunday 8am, 10am &
5pm Student Mass followed by Sunday Night Student Dinner
(for collegiates only)
WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE Monday 8am
Tuesday 8am & 5pm Wednesday 8am & 5pm Thursday 8am & 5pm
Friday 8am
Morning Prayer: Monday-Friday before the 8am Mass Evening Prayer: Tuesday through Thursday before the 5pm Mass Adoration: Wednesday 4-4:45pm
Reconciliation: Wednesday & Saturday 4-4:45pm * or by appointment
* NO 5PM MASS OR CONFESSIONS ON HOME FOOTBALL SATURDAYS (November 7 & 21)
STAFF DIRECTORY Director
Campus Minister Fr. John Coughlin, ofm [email protected]
Assistant Director &
Finance Manager Mr. John Hennigan [email protected]
Staff Support Sr. Marietta Jansen, acj [email protected]
Administrative Assistant Mrs. Jenni Toutkoushian [email protected]
Administrative Assistant Mrs. Emily Abraham [email protected]
Sacramental Coordinator Sr. Barbara Daniels, msc [email protected]
Volunteer &
Safe Environment Coordinator Mrs. Victoria Reeves [email protected]
Director of Religious Education & Collegiate Activities Coordinator
Mr. David Briones [email protected]
Chef and Events Coordinator Mrs. Persia Briones [email protected]
Buildings and Grounds Mr. Sonny Fincher [email protected]
PHONE: 706-543-2293 OFFICE HOURS: 10:00 AM TO 4:00 PM
Our Faith Community Prayer List
We lift up in prayer all of our faith family members
who suffer physically, emotionally,
or spiritually, especially:
Raul Alvarez, Dianne Ambrose, Teresa Angle, Butch Antal, Bill Ball, Margaret Bell,
George Bertioli, Megan Burton, Grace Byrne,
Joe Castro, Ray Cochran, Lynn Cruickshank, Steve Dawson, Charo Garcia-Pozo, Mendi Geist,
Larry Kelly, Riley Landry, Nick Lanza,
Meredith Lind, Gail Lopes, Cassidee Rose McCartney, Camilla Mims, Myra Pawlowski, Rose Ann Presley,
Calhoun Raley, Trenia Reynolds, Willie Rice,
Michael & William Rose, Marge Saar, Rosemary Shamlin,
Bella Smith, & Bob Wilson
In Memory With deepest sympathy our community prays
for the souls of the faithful departed and
for their loved ones, especially:
John Shutze & Thomas Vigliotta (Fr. Tom’s father)
Through the mercy of God may they rest in peace.
NO 5PM MASS SATURDAY, NOV. 7 - UGA vs KENTUCKY
SACRAMENTAL OPPORTUNITIES Baptism: Parents are required to attend a Baptism Preparation
Class. Classes are held every month. Please contact the office
to enroll.
Marriage: Arrangements must be made at least six months in
advance. Contact the office for an appointment.
RCIA: RCIA is program for those who are interested in
learning more about the Catholic faith with a possible interest
in joining the Church.
Sick/shut-in: Please contact the office to make arrangements
for a visit by the Eucharistic Ministers.
Funeral Arrangements: Arrangements can be made by
contacting the office.
For more information, please contact
Sr. Barbara Daniels, msc
Sacramental Coordinator
706-543-2293 or
Are you interested in becoming an Altar Server?
Being an Altar Server is a great way for students in 4th to 12th grade to serve our faith community while becoming more involved in the Mass. Training is required. If your child is interested in
serving, please contact Altar Server coordinator, Sharon Gamble, at [email protected] or 706-248-4823 for more information.
All Saints’ Day
Pope Francis’
Prayer Intentions November 2015
Universal: That we may be open to personal encounter
and dialogue with all, even those whose convictions
differ from our own.
Evangelization: That pastors of the Church, with
profound love for their flocks, may accompany them and
enliven their hope.
READINGS & MASS INTENTIONS (+) indicates In Memory
SUNDAY: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14 1 Jn 3:1-3 Mt 5:1-12a
Saturday, 10/31 5:00 pm - Marilyn Livesay
Sunday, 11/1 8:00 am - Gloria Vacchio (+)
10:00 am - Caroline Daniel Ramsey (+),
Michael Larsen (+), and Hope Brown (+)
5:00 pm - Paul Grutsch (+)
MASS READINGS & INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK:
Monday, 11/2 All Souls’ Day
Wis 3:1-9 Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9 Jn 6:37-40
8:00 am - Pat DeMaria (+)
Tuesday, 11/3 Rom 12:5-16b & Lk 14:15-24
8:00 am - Paul Grutsch (+)
5:00 pm - Catholic Center Community
Wednesday, 11/4 Rom 13:8-10 & Lk 14:25-33
8:00 am - Bettye Dann (+)
5:00 pm - Paul Grutsch (+)
Thursday, 11/5 Rom 14:7-12 & Lk 15:1-10
8:00 am - Paul Grutsch (+)
5:00 pm -
Friday, 11/6 Rom 15:14-21 & Lk 16:1-8
8:00 am - Paul Grutsch (+)
NEXT SUNDAY: 1 Kgs 17:10-16 Heb 9:24-28 Mk 12:38-44 or 12:41-44
“The new life, received in baptism, is not subjected to corruption nor to the power of death. For one who lives in
Christ, death is the passage of the earthly pilgrimage to the heavenly homeland, where the Father welcomes all his
children, "from every nation, from all tribes and peoples and tongues," as we read today in the Book of Revelation. For this reason, it is very significant and appropriate that, after
the feast of All Saints, the liturgy makes us celebrate tomorrow the commemoration of all the deceased faithful.”
Pope Benedict XVI
Reflection on All Saints Day and All Souls Day
FINANCIAL UPDATE October 25, 2015
Weekly Collection $ 8,148.64
Children’s Collection $ 8.00
Online Giving $ 1,718.00
Number of Online Givers 31
Alms $ 255.09
Alms Disbursed $ 50.00
Goodsearch & Goodshop.com
Total “FREE MONEY” Raised $ 384.27
Supporters 173
VETERANS DAY MASS & FLAGPOLE SERVICE
Join us on Wednesday, November 11 at 9AM for a special Mass and flagpole service to honor those who have served and are serving our country. We will be collecting non-perishable food items (canned
goods, dried beans, rice, etc.) for veterans in need.
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SUNDAY NIGHT STUDENT DINNERS WILL RESUME
ON NOVEMBER 8TH FOLLOWING THE 5PM MASS
A look at the week ahead: Tuesday 8PM: Adoration Tuesday 9PM: Seeking Water Wednesday 12:30PM: Centering Prayer @ Tate 140 Thursday 7PM: Scripture Quest Thursday 8PM: TNT Friday 6PM: Flashlight Night at the Corn Maze
GAME DAY PARKING REMINDER
THERE IS NO PARKING AT THE CATHOLIC CENTER
ON UGA HOME FOOTBALL GAME SATURDAYS.
LOTS CLOSE AT 8PM ON FRIDAY NIGHT AND
REOPEN FOR 8AM MASS ON SUNDAY MORNING.
ALL SPACES ARE RESERVED AND VIOLATORS WILL
BE TOWED!
NEXT HOME GAME: SATURDAY, NOV 7 vs KENTUCKY
Summer Mission Trips An information meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 17, at 7:00 p.m. in the library to discuss the upcoming summer mission trips to the following countries: Cuba Israel/Palestine South Africa Turkey Costa Rica Please stop in to learn more about these exciting opportunities to serve.
Flashlight Night at the Corn Maze Friday, November 6th at 6PM
We will gather at 6PM at the Catholic Center and head out together for a fun evening at Washington Farms. This year’s corn maze theme is “Go Dawgs!” General admission for Flashlight Night at Washington Farms is $12. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Spanish Mass & Dinner Saturday, November 14th
Join us on Saturday evening, November 14th, for our monthly Spanish Mass and dinner. The Mass will be at 6PM followed by a potluck dinner in the Center Hall.
COMPOST WITH US!!
Attention all: The Catholic Center has started a composting bin that will be dropped off weekly at UGarden. It is located on the back porch of the center hall right outside the door. In an effort to live in a closer relationship with God's creation, we hope that you consider where your waste is going and that all "waste" is not
meant to be wasted and can be returned to the earth. We will accept your compost from home (no meat, animal by-products (egg-cept shells), or processed food such as pasta or bread). Any fruit and vegetable scraps/peels, coffee filters/teabags, and other organic plant material accept. If you are interested in helping dropping off compost or volunteering with UGarden, contact Suzie Henderson at [email protected] or 845- 499-1166. Thank you!!!
JUSTICE WALKING - NOVEMBER PROGRAM
In November our Justice Walking group is discussing the Catholic Social Justice issue of Human Life and Dignity. Specifically we are going to discuss what the Church teaches about immigrants and refugees. On this upcoming Wednesday November 4 at 6:00 pm we will be joined by Sister Margarita, upstairs in the Catholic Center, to hear about her life's work and hands on experience with immigrants and refugees right here in America. Anyone and everyone is welcome to join us. For questions please contact: Drew Craver at [email protected].
MORE EVENTS COMING IN NOVEMBER MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW…
DETAILS TO FOLLOW
Friday, November 13 - Dinner and a Movie
Thursday, November 19 - Taste of Home Student Potluck
Saturday, November 21 - SOA Fort Benning , GA
BEREAVEMENT GROUP MEETINGS TO START NEXT WEEK
If you are grieving the loss of a loved one, we want you to know that you are not alone on your journey to healing. We encourage you to join one of our Bereavement Group sessions. Details and meeting times can be found on page 4 of the bulletin.
