Lent 2022 The Parish of Saint Catherine of Siena

[Pages:8]Lent 2022

Sacrament of Reconciliation: Confession

TUESDAYS: 6:30pm - 8:30pm

THURDAYS: 7:00am - 7:25am

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament:

TUESDAYS: 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Daily Mass:

MONDAY-FRIDAY: 7:30am TUESDAY & THURSDAY: 6:00pm SATURDAY: 8:00am CIVIC HOLIDAYS: 9:00am Open to the Public, and Livestreamed. Available on-demand during the day.

Rosary:

MONDAY-FRIDAY: 8:00am Open to the Public and Livestreamed.

Sunday Mass:

SATURDAY VIGIL: 4:00pm, 7:15pm

SUNDAY MASS: 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am

Livestreamed at 4:00pm Saturday. Available on-demand thereafter.

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New Parishioners: We warmly

welcome you, and invite you to register in our parish community. Please call our office at (203) 377-3133, ext. 101

Sacrament of Baptism:

SUNDAY: 1:00pm, by appointment. Pre-Baptismal instruction is required for first-time parents. Please call our office at (203) 377-3133, ext. 101

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Parish Office Hours:

MON-THURS: 9:00am - 4:30pm

FRIDAY:

Closed

Location: In Historic Nichols

220 Shelton Road Trumbull, CT 06611 (203) 377-3133 office@

@StCathTrumbull TheParishofStCatherineofSiena

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THE RAISING OF LAZARUS

THE FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT

SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 2022

SAT, Apr 2: Mass: Livestreamed at 4:00pm, on demand thereafter Father Joseph A. Marcello, Pastor

Father Philip G. Bochanski, In Residence Deacon Patrick Toole, Deacon of the Parish

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James J. Panullo: Director of Parish Operations, Ext. 102 Dr. Carolina Flores: Interim Director of Music

Lindsay Tristine: Director of Religious Education, Ext. 106 Mary Ellen Kovacs: Director of Pastoral Care, Ext. 104

Ellen Moran: Parish Office Manager, Ext. 101 Kate Gombos: Coordinator of Communications, Ext. 107 Raymond Kingsbury: Coordinator of Youth Ministry, Ext. 111

youthgroup@ Eric Vogel: Coordinator for Social Justice and

Charitable Outreach Nancy Lucas: Safe Environments Coordinator Louis B. Spina: Parish Custodian

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Rachel Ambrosio: Principal, St. Catherine of Siena School (203) 375-1947

John W. Diercksen: Chair, Parish Finance Council Atty. Joseph R. Tristine: Chair, Pastoral Advisory Council Kenneth M. Martin, Jr.: Lay Member of the Parish Corporation Atty. Marian E. Whiteman: Lay Member of the Parish Corporation

THE PARISH OF ST. CATHERINE

OF SIENAWARMLY WELCOMES...

...anyone who is new to our area, anyone who is searching for the truth, or anyone who is looking for a spiritual home.

We are joyfully and faithfully Roman Catholic in belief and practice - a community of faith, worship, service, and formation - and with open hearts we invite all our brothers and sisters into a living and saving friendship with the Lord Jesus Christ, in the communion of His One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church.

MASS INTENTIONS & LITURGICAL SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 3, 2022

Monday, Apr. 4: STATION AT: SAN CRISOGONO IN TRASTEVERE 7:30AM Claire Betancourt

Tuesday, Apr. 5: STATION AT: SANTA MARIA IN VIA LATA 7:30AM Joaquim & Rosalina Ramos 6:00PM Charles Panullo

6:30PM-8:30PM Confession and Adoration

Wednesday, Apr. 6: STATION AT: SAN MARCELLO AL CORSO 7:30AM The Edmund Faneuil Family

Thursday, Apr. 7: STATION AT: SANT' APOLLINARE

7:00AM-7:25AM Confessions 7:30AM Philip P. Upton 6:00PM Sean Michael Healey

Friday, Apr. 8: STATION AT: SANTO STEFANO ROTONDO 7:30AM Jeanne M. Richards 7:00PM Stations of the Cross

Saturday, Apr. 9: STATION AT: S. GIOVANNI A PORTA LATINA 8:00AM Vagilio Marachino PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD Anticipated 4:00PM Our Parishioners (Livestreamed) 7:15PM Stephen Dutzer

Sunday, Apr. 10: PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD

STATION AT: S. GIOVANNI IN LATERANO 7:30AM Robert & Rose Jeffery 9:00AM Nathan Record 11:00AM Enrico Marini

BAPTISM

The Parish of Saint Catherine of Siena warmly congratulates the family of

Capri Katherine Tantimonico

who was Baptized in the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. We pray that the grace of this Sacrament will bear abundant

fruit in her life and in the life of her family.

Please remember in your daily prayers all the sick of our Parish and their caregivers, especially:

Louisa Russo, Marlene Roberts, Beatrice Krafcik, George Bochanski and Mary Ann Grygorcewicz.

To add a name, contact Mary Ellen Kovacs, Director of Pastoral Care: (203) 377-3133, ext. 104.

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PASTORAL CARE: Please contact the Parish Office to let us know if you have a family member in the hospital. Due to hospital confidentiality regulations, we are no longer consistently notified by hospitals, and are often unaware of hospitalizations unless we are notified by family members. Contact Mary Ellen Kovacs, Director of Pastoral Care: (203) 377-3133, ext. 104.

Happy Easter: To allow our

parish staff time to spend Good Friday & Easter with their families, the Parish Office will be closed on Fri, Apr 15 & Mon, Apr 18. The office will reopen on Apr 19, at 9am.

Please remember in your prayers the family & friends of our Parish serving active duty in the military, especially:

Eli Bair, USN LCDR Robert C. Ballard Jr., USN Major Gregg Zavadsky, U.S. Army SPC Zachary Kaesmann, ARNG PFC Adam DePasacreta, USMC Riley Payne, Airman Recruit, USN Robert Joseph Thompson III, U.S. Army

We pray for peace and for all serving in the military. We would like to list your family and friends currently serving active duty in our armed forces in the bulletin. Kindly email the name/s of your active duty family and friends to support@.

SANCTUARY LAMP

The Sanctuary Lamp, which indicates and honors the Real Presence

of Jesus Christ in the Holy Eucharist, burns this week in memory of

Richard Van Tine

 A MESSAGE FROM OUR PASTOR

PASSIONTIDE: The last and most intense phase of Lent

Dear Friends,

This fifth Sunday of Lent begins the period known as Passiontide, which is the last and most intense phase of Lent. As you look around the sanctuary, you will immediately notice that the corpus of the crucified Christ, as well as all the statues, are covered in violet veils. This practice is many centuries old, and has its origins in the former liturgical calendar, in which, on this Sunday, the Gospel reading was taken from the eighth chapter of the Gospel of St. John. This passage says, in part:

"The Jews said to Jesus, `You are not yet fifty years old, and you have seen Abraham?' Jesus said to them, `Amen, amen I say to you, before Abraham came to be, I AM.' So they picked up stones to throw at him; but Jesus hid himself, and went out of the temple area."

"Jesus hid himself." Let's think about that: due to the hardness of heart of those who rejected Our Lord (which is all of us, at various times, through sin) the Church recalls this event, and withdraws from our eyes the image of Christ crucified by veiling it, along with the images of the saints, for the duration of Passiontide. The crucifix is unveiled after the Good Friday Liturgy of the Passion and Death of the Lord, and the rest of the images are unveiled just prior to the Easter Vigil.

The veils are of violet, which is the color of penance. This reminds us of the sufferings of Christ, together with our need for penance, in reparation for our sins. This veiling also conveys the deep sorrow which the Church feels over the suffering and death of her Divine Bridegroom, Jesus Christ.

Duncan Stroik, the architect for our CHRIST AT THE CENTER sanctuary project, completed three years ago this month, in an editorial in Sacred Architecture magazine, which he publishes and edits, wrote:

In order to better prepare for Easter, we fast from images and sometimes instruments. For visual and aural people, this is a powerful shock to the system. Statues, paintings, and, in some places, even crucifixes are covered with purple fabric. The saints are there, in form, but we cannot see their image--they are veiled in mystery. It is the last penance of Lent: the giving up of images, which are, theologically, windows into the divine. And then with the Triduum, we do not just fast but we also strip the altar in preparation for the Crucifixion; and on Good Friday we come to church, but there is no Mass. All of this makes the Easter Vigil more spectacular: the Easter fire in darkness and then a single candle leading to a church full of candlelight and the reappearance of the saints, beautiful flowers, and iconography of the Resurrection.

I also want to reiterate that we are especially looking forward to this year's celebrations of Holy Week because, two years ago, as we remember all too well, no one could be in church because of the pandemic, and last year things were not yet back to normal. On Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday, nothing is more important than living those days with Our Lord in and through the Church's liturgical celebrations. Please mark your calendars, please plan to be with us!

Through God's grace and our intentional response, let us all live these privileged days of Passiontide intensely and well.

God bless you!

40 HOURS DEVOTION

40 KIDS FOR CHRIST

Last Friday, students from SCSS prayed the beautiful prayer of Consecration of all humanity, and Russia and Ukraine in particular, to the Immaculate Heart of Mary simultaneously with Pope Francis who prayed the same prayer in Rome. Afterwards, the students offered beautiful roses to Jesus.

The act of consecration took place during St. Catherine's 40 HOURS DEVOTION, a period of Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament to honor the 40 hours between Christ's burial in the Holy Sepulcher & His Resurrection.

Rel Ed & SCSS students & their families joined 40 Hours Devotion in a new program we called 40 KIDS FOR CHRIST. The 40 Kids for Christ program began ahead of time, as students learned about Adoration during class: what it is, why we do it, and what we do while in Adoration. Age-appropriate materials were available in church to help them focus on Jesus during Adoration.

Highlights of the event included Youth-Led Stations of the Cross on Friday. Students from SCSS and Rel Ed read the meditations. More than 35 kids and their families attended to pray with them. After Adoration, students gathered in the Family Center for pizza and basketball.

Our youngest students were encouraged to write Letters to Jesus which they then left in church with Jesus in a special "mailbox" on the Altar (photo above). Before leaving church, they signed our 40 Kids for Christ poster. In the end we exceeded our goal, with 49 kids visiting Jesus in Adoration!!

How sweet is that!!

CONFESSION

Please take advantage of this opportunity this Lent.

? TUESDAYS at 6:30-8:30PM: APR 5, 12 (Tuesday with Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament)

? THURSDAYS at 7:00-7:25AM: APR 7, 14

? RECONCILIATION MONDAY: MON, APR 11 3:00pm--9:00pm at St. Catherine of Siena Church

Guides to help you prepare are available in the Church Lobby and on the Parish Website.

FORGIVEN:

THE TRANSFORMING POWER OF CONFESSION

"Forgiven" shows how the sacrament of confession reveals the depth and bounty of God's love. By looking at God's revelation of his mercy in Scripture and making a step-by-step examination of the Rite itself, "Forgiven" communicates God's invitation to each one of us to come experience his indescribable love in the Sacrament of Reconciliation. watch.forgiven

STATIONS OF THE CROSS

FRI at 7pm: APR 8, 15 (4/15 at 6pm)

In the Stations of the Cross, we accompany Jesus Christ from the tribunal of Pontius Pilate to His Cross and to His tomb. Generations of Catholics have found deeper meaning in Lent through the prayerful experience of Stations of the Cross.

DAILY AND WEEKEND MASS:

The Holy Eucharist is the source and summit of our faith! SAT at 8:00am, 4:00pm & 7:15pm; SUN at 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am

MON - FRI at 7:30am; TUE & THU at 6:00pm

PALM SUNDAY: NEXT WEEKEND, APRIL 10

Regular Mass schedule, as above.

Plus! Palms distributed to walk-ins 1:00-2:00pm on Sunday Afternoon.

9:00AM FAMILY MASS--Children's Liturgy of the Word

Each Sunday, our 9:00am Mass helps our youngest parishioners to develop a love for and understanding of Christ, His Word, and the Mass. Children ages 5-10 join friends in the Church Hall following the opening prayers. They work with a catechist to understand the readings at an age-appropriate level. Children return to Mass for the Eucharistic Prayer. Info: PEGGY LYNCH at 203-374-0802 or LEAH DEVITO at 203-906-5001.

THIS WEEKEND! Easter Basket Drive:

April 2 & 3

Sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council #5806

KofC Council #5806's Easter Basket Drive will benefit St. Charles Borromeo Church, Blessed Sacrament Church, and St. Mary's Church in Bridgeport.

RETURN YOUR FILLED EASTER BASKETS THIS WEEKEND!!

WAYS TO DONATE: 1. Drive Through: Sat, Apr 2, 10am-12pm, & Sun, Apr 3, from

11am-12pm, at the Church Hall door/sidewalk facing SCSS (not the McClinch Family Center). 2. At All Masses on Apr 2-3, Church Lobby. 3. Financial Donations: Checks payable to St. Catherine of Siena, write "Social Justice" in the memo line. Or Use Online Giving with the QR Code here.

Info: SCOTT SMANIOTTO, St. Catherine of Siena Council #5806 Smani11@

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

BE THE GOOD: One seemingly small or insignificant act of kindness and generosity really can move the world in the right direction. This week, we reflect on the idea that our acts of kindness can change the world because we have the power to inspire others and that, in turn, creates powerful change.

Remember that the greatest act of love was Jesus giving His life for us on the cross. Such an amazing act deserves our love so show your love today!

HOLY THURSDAY PROCESSION: Students are strongly encouraged to attend Holy Thursday Mass on Apr 14 at 7pm and participate in the Procession to the Repository. Community Service Hours are offered for those preparing for Confirmation.

3RD GRADERS: First Holy Communion Workshop: Thursday, April 28, from 5:30-7:30pm. Child and one parent is required to attend. Rehearsal is Thursday, May 5 at 5:30 or 6:30pm. First Holy Communion is Saturday, May 7 at 10am or 12:30pm.

8TH GRADERS: Service Hours, with written testimony, and your Letter to Father Marcello were due March 16. If anyone still owes materials, please send them ASAP to Mrs. Tristine; Rehearsal: May 19, 5:30pm & 6:30pm; Confirmation: May 22, 1:30pm & 3:30pm. Details on the Parish Website.

CLASSES THIS WEEK: Classes in session: APR 3, 5 & 6. Masks are now optional.

Lindsay Tristine, DRE. reled@

HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP: SUNDAYS 6-8PM

APR 3: Easter Egg Painting + Q&A with Father Marcello. Make your own tie-dye pancakes

Peeking Ahead: APR 10: (Palm Sunday) - Amazing Race - Campus Edition. High school students & their friends, are welcome! RSVPs appreciated, but not required!

MR. KINGSBURY: youthgroup@

HOLY WEEK

Palm Sunday April 10

Regular Mass schedule

** Palms distributed to walk-ins from 1-2pm **

MONDAY OF HOLY WEEK APRIL 11

Reconciliation Monday Confessions heard at St. Catherine's: 3-9pm

TUESDAY OF HOLY WEEK APRIL 12

Mass: 6:00pm Confessions & Adoration: 6:30-8:30pm

THE PASCHAL TRIDUUM

The Liturgies of the most beautiful and meaningful week of the year.

HOLY THURSDAY APRIL 14

Morning Prayer: 8am The Solemn Mass of the Lord's Supper: 7:00pm

(Fr. Marcello's explanation of the Mass at 6:45pm) Adoration at the Repository until midnight

GOOD FRIDAY APRIL 15

Morning Prayer: 8am Confessions heard: 10am-12pm The Liturgy of the Passion & Death

of the Lord at 3:00pm

Stations of the Cross at 6:00pm

HOLY SATURDAY APRIL 16

Morning Prayer: 8am Blessing of Food: 12pm & 3pm in the church hall

The Great Vigil of Easter at 8:00pm Note: NO 4pm or 7:15pm Mass on Holy Saturday

EASTER SUNDAY APRIL 17

** Note the Special Easter Schedule** Holy Mass at 8:00am, 10:00am, and 12:00pm

Spring 2022 Save The Dates

DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY: Sunday, April 24 Confessions: 1:30pm & Holy Hour, 3pm

PRO LIFE BABY SHOWER: April 30-May 1

FIRST COMMUNION: Saturday, May 7

MAY CROWNING: Sunday, May 8, 11:00am

CONFIRMATION: Sunday, May 22

ASCENSION OF THE LORD: Thu, May 26, 7:00pm A Holy Day of Obligation

PENTECOST (Adult Confirmation) Sun, June 5, 11:00am

The First Mass of soon-to-be Father Colin Lomnitzer. Mass at 2:30pm.

THE FEAST OF CORPUS CHRISTI with Eucharistic Procession Sun, June 19, 11:00am

We are very grateful to everyone who

is using our Online Giving platform. Your generous and steadfast support keeps our parish running through these challenging times. Please use this QR code to make your weekly offertory gift to the parish. Or use our convenient Text to Give option to give. Text your amount and "Offertory" to 860-606-3859. After a short one time setup, Text to Give is a quick and easy way to make future donations directly through text messages. Thank you!

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Palm Sunday:

Easter Flowers: Easter:

Please use these QR codes to make your Palm Sunday, Easter Flowers & Easter Sunday gifts to the parish. Thank you!

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THANK YOU For Your Offertory

FOR THE WEEKEND OF MARCH 26TH--27TH

WEEKLY OFFERTORY: $5,255 MONTHLY OFFERTORY: $1,380

ONLINE GIVING: $7,864

TOTAL: $14,499

Info: JAMES J. PANULLO, Director of Parish Operations (203) 377-3133 or JamesPanullo@

ABA:

The 2022 Annual Bishop's Appeal (formerly the Annual Catholic Appeal), which highlights hope, renewal and evangelization in our diocese, has now begun. This year's theme,

A Bridge Home, calls us to come together as a family of faith, and to invest in services that continue to engage those in their faith and build a strong bridge to many who are struggling. It is more important than ever to reunite our Church, affirm our faithful and welcome others back.

Our parish goal this year is $136,000. We ask each of our families to support our Parish in reaching its goal, by supporting the Appeal as generously as your means will allow.

Calling All Athletes! for Sport Sunday 2022

at St. Catherine's

Sunday, April 24 9:00 am Mass

Hey Kids!!

Do you play a sport? Do you dance? Do you do karate or judo?

Are you a gymnast?

Come to the 9:00am Mass on Sunday, April 24, for a special celebration just for you: St. Catherine's athletes!

Wear your team jersey, jacket or warm-up gear (church appropriate, please).

Athletes will receive a blessing from Father Marcello.

Then! Come to the Family Center for some donuts and shoot some hoops.

Everyone is Welcome!

PRAY FOR THE UNBORN: Lord, Creator of Life, you have blessed us with the privilege of bringing new life into the world. May your Holy Spirit open our hearts and minds to recognize Your special gift of children, and Your great love for each of us created in Your image and likeness. You sent Your son Jesus to redeem us and through love He entered our world. We now turn to Mary, our Mother, for her intercession as we struggle to protect innocent unborn children. Following Mary's example may we proclaim the truth of our faith, assist those in crisis and protect those most vulnerable. We ask this through Christ, Our Lord. Amen.

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SAT, APR 9 - DAY OF PRAYER AND HEALING Are you or someone you know experiencing pain and sorrow from losing a child to abortion? You are not alone! Join us for our upcoming Entering Canaan Day of Prayer & Healing. Sat, Apr 9. Info on the day or to register, contact Maureen at 203.416.1619 or projectrachel@. Come back to God who is love & mercy!

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