April 5, 2009 (palm Sunday) Bulletin

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Rev. Msgr. Hugh Marren, Pastor ~ Rev. Juan Areiza, Parochial Vicar Deacons: Rev. Mr. William Keen, Rev. Mr. Tom Gotschall, Rev. Mr. Alberto Figueredo, Rev. Mr. Jose Campos

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Mass Intentions

For The Week

LET YOUR LIGHT

Monday, April 6, 6:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 12:15 p.m.

Cheri Ellis (SI) Robert Collien

Tuesday, April 7, 6:30 a.m. James Holmes 9:00 a.m. 12:15 p.m.

Rick Bowers (SI) No Mass – Chrism Mass at the Cathedral for the Priests

Wednesday, April 8 6:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 12:15 p.m.

Harry Faas Trippe Slade For all those in the Armed Forces and their Families

Holy Thursday, April 9 7:00 p.m.

Mass of the Lord’s Supper

Good Friday, April 10 7:00 p.m.

Celebration of the Lord’s Passion with Communion Service

Holy Saturday, April 11 8:30 p.m.

Intentions of the Converts

Easter Sunday, April 12 7:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 12:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.

Deceased Priests of the Archdiocese People of the Parish Intentions included in the Easter Flower Offering Spanish Mass

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One  of you will betray me; the cock will not crow before you deny me three times. 

  The Son of Man indeed goes, as it is written of Him, but woe to that man by whom the Son of Man is betrayed. 

   ) Jesus loved them unto the end. 

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It’s not double jeopardy but Nick Fawcett offers us the following: Quiz: Who is? 1. He earned the title “Defender of the Faith” yet led the English Catholic Church away from Rome. 2. Some say he never actually lived. He had a sword called Excalibur and is associated with a Round Table. 3. He was originally from Holland, married Mary and sounds like he ruled over fruit. 4. He was King of Denmark and Norway. He went on a pilgrimage to Rome in 1027 and he tried to turn back the sea. 5. He went away on several crusades. He left his brother in charge of the country. He was known as the ”Lionhearted”. 6. He was King of England and was known for his personal piety and love of justice. A Shakespearean play is named after him. 7. He was the second Stuart king of England and Scotland. During his reign a civil war started. He was eventually beheaded. 8. He ruled an ancient civilization and was known as “the Great”. His father who was ruler before him had the same name. 9. Blamed for the “Great Fire of Rome”, he was eventually forced to commit suicide. 10. He suffered from various disabilities but as emperor of Rome he annexed Britain to the Roman Empire. He was eventually poisoned. 11. He was the first King of Israel. 12. He was famed for his wisdom and oversaw the building of the temple in Jerusalem. 13. He was appointed King by the Romans His father of the same name is known for the slaughter of children. 14. He rode into Jerusalem on a donkey and was crucified as “King of the Jews”. All of these rulers have one thing in common with the exception of Jesus. They all ruled over earthly kingdoms and enjoyed the various trappings of government. Yet Jesus was born as King yet His kingdom was not of this world. As King in his own words and actions He told us He came to serve and to give His life for others. Today and everyday He offers us the invitation to truly become His disciples and let His light shine through our lives. HIDE NOT YOUR LIGHT Hide not your light, but hold it high That others who are passing by May see your light, and thus may know You walk with Jesus as you go. Hide not your light because it’s small; ‘Tis better than no light at all. Hold it on high! Its little glow May help more than you’ll ever know. Hide not your light! The world has need Of Christian love and kindly deed. Hide it on high that others, too, May see your faith and walk with you. Author: Clara M. Bode

Rev. Msgr. Hugh Marren (1)Henry VIII, (2) Arthur (3) William III of Orange (4) Canute (5) Richard I (6) Henry V (7) Charles I (8) Rameses II, (9) Nero (10) Claudius (11) Saul (12) Soloman (13) Herod (14) Jesus

Annual Easter Egg Hunt 2009: St. Andrew’s Easter Egg Hunt will be held after th the 10:30am Mass on Easter morning, April 12 . This is open to all children of the parish. Hope to see you there!

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Good Friday, April 10 and ends on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 19th. Full novena schedules are located on the tables of the Church. th,

On April 19 the Sisters of Reparation to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus will present the message of the Divine Mercy as given by our Lord to St. Faustina here at St. Andrew’s. The message of Divine Mercy, as endorsed by Pope John Paul II, leads to a deeper appreciation for the sacraments of Mercy – the Holy Eucharist and Reconciliation. All are invited to meet the Sisters and hear the special one hour talk followed by veneration of a First Class Relic of St. Faustina on Divine Mercy Sunday. Please bring your family and friends and learn more about this beautiful devotion to the Mercy of God.

WELCOME VISITORS AND NEWCOMERS! We invite you to register and become a part of our St. Andrew parish family! Please fill out a registration form, located on the information wall in the narthex (main church entrance) or stop by the parish office during the week. Welcome!

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CHURCH OFFICES CLOSED: The church offices will be closed for the th th Easter Holidays from Wednesday, April 8 until Monday, April 20 .

Next Pre-Baptism class will be held on April 20 . Please call the Church office to register.

ARE YOU A NON-CATHOLIC THINKING ABOUT JOINING THE CHURCH OR SIMPLY HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE FAITH? Join us for Q&A sessions most Sundays from 9-10am in the RCIA room (upstairs in Building B). Questions? Please call Deacon Tom Gotschall: 7/490-9436.

Blue Candle of Life burns in the Chapel in memory of Bishop Lawrence Graziano For your intentions sign-up in the Pro-Life book by the Chapel door. $10 donation to the Pro- Life Ministry.

“RUN THE RIVER”: The 8th Annual Homestretch race is scheduled for April th

25 . Please come and help support our parish ministry with a scenic run/walk along the beautiful Chattahoochee. Register online at www.active.com.

SECOND COLLECTION ON EASTER SUNDAY: The second collection on Easter Sunday will be for Archdiocesan Seminarians.

FRIDAY NIGHT BIBLE STUDY will resume in the Fall. WIDOWS HELPING OTHERS: All who are widowed are invited to gather with St. Ann’s Widowed Helping Others (WHO) Group for fellowship, prayer, support and activities. Meetings are held the first and third Wednesday of each month at 6:00pm in LaSalette Hall (across from church). For more information please call Marguerite Pons at 770-977-8438 or the St. Ann’s Pastoral Care Office at 770-552-6400 ext. 6019.

MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER: “Shower your Marriage with Blessings! Join us at Marriage Encounter Weekend, April 24-26 at the Holiday Inn Doraville at I285 & Buford Hwy. You can register or learn other dates for 2009 at www.wwmeatlanta.org or call Bob & Joy Lambie at 770-587-1506. We also offer Spanish Speaking weekends. Call Esteban & Gloria Nolasco at 7704251328 for those dates.

EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES: Archbishop Gregory invites you to prayerfully consider sharing your gifts of time and talent on the weekend of June 12 & 13, at the 2009 Eucharistic Congress. The Congress will be held at the Georgia International Convention Center. Volunteers are needed in many different areas of the Congress including all Tracks and Ushers. If you would like to volunteer, or for more information, please go to www.archatl.com/congress or check with the office. In order to th plan accordingly, volunteer registration closes on April 30 . Of particular need are volunteers for the Kid Track (the number of children participating depends on the number of adult volunteers.) 

ST. ANDREW’S JAMICA MISSION TRIP Fr. Ho Lung and Friends Missionaries of the Poor Leave April 22nd ~ Return April 27th For further information contact Wanjira at [email protected] 770-500-7059

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Monday, April 6 Mass: 6:30am 9:00am 12:15pm Confessions: 9:30am Adoration: 9:30am-9:00pm Tuesday, April 7 Mass: 6:30am 9:00am (change) Adoration: 9:30am-9:00pm Wednesday, April 8 Mass: 6:30am 9:00am 12:15pm Confessions: 9:30am 12:45pm 7:00pm until heard Adoration Closed Holy Thursday, April 9 Confessions: 12:00pm until heard Mass of the Lord’s Supper 7:00pm Altar of Repose 8:00pm-12:00am (Family Center)

Misa La Ultima Cena: 8:30pm (Iglesia)

Good Friday, April 10 Stations of the Cross 3:00pm (Both indoor and outdoor) Divine Mercy Novena 2:00pm Spanish 7:00pm

Celebration of the Lord’s Passion with Veneration of the Cross and Communion Service: 7:00pm Mary at the Tomb:10pm-12:00am (Multipurpose Room)

Holy Saturday, April 11 No Confessions Today Morning Prayer: 9:00am Blessing of the Food Baskets: Rite of Ephatha: Divine Mercy Novena Spanish

3:00pm 7:00pm

Easter Vigil:

8:30pm

HOMESCHOOL COURSES OFFERED: CHAP (Catholic Homeschool Assistance Program) is accepting enrollment applications for the 2009-10 school year. We offer classroom instruction one day each week on a drop-off basis for students in middle and high school, taught by teachers well experienced in their respective subject areas. We meet on Tuesdays at St. Patrick’s in Norcross, and offer religion (taught by Fr. Hennessey), math, science, and composition classes. Contact Valerie Gotschall (St. Andrew’s parishioner) at 770-343-9361 or at [email protected].

   JOURNEY’S IN FAITH FORMATION is presenting exciting new speakers and topics in April! Please join

us for a program April 15th and 22nd on “Reconciliation” presented by John Harvey, concluding April 29th with a private Reconciliation service. Please meet in the RCIA room at 7:00pm. If you have any questions please contact Cassi Villanueva at [email protected]

IS THE SEASON OF LENT CALLING YOU TO A DEEPER FAITH? Are you short on time for bible studies and lengthy reading? If so, you’ll be excited to learn about a wonderful resource available to St. Andrew parishioners this season, as part of our Journeys in Faith Formation Program (JIFF). We will be offering inspiring and educational Catholic CDs and brochures on a kiosk in the Narthex. The CDs are audio recordings of talks given by some of our favorite Catholic speakers such as Matthew Kelly and Scott Hahn, and many more. With topics ranging from “How to Live Life with Passion and Purpose,” to “The Healing Power of Confession,” these CDs are sure to stretch your faith, inspire your spirit, and shore up your resolve to learn more. Look for the kiosk and JIFF media resource book in the Narthex! Volunteers are needed to help with this important ministry! It requires just a small investment of your time to assist with the kiosk before or after mass, and guarantees to be rewarding!

Contact Lisa Regan, [email protected]. 404.372.1407

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First Eucharist Children’s Meeting April 25, 2009 - Meeting begins with attendance at the 5:00 Mass. Children should then be dropped off to meet in the Multi-purpose room for dinner and meeting. Pick-up is at 7:30 pm. Adult Volunteers are needed to help serve the meal and clean-up. Please contact Eileen DeJulio at the e-mail address above if you are able to help.

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Easter Sunday, April 12 Mass: 7:30am 9:00am 10:30am 12:00pm

The Life Teen Spring Retreat is April 24th, 25th, and 26th. Permission forms are available in the Life Teen office. Cost is $125.00 and includes food, lodging, transportation, t-shirt, and all supplies! Come join us and bring a friend!!

Divine Mercy Novena Spanish

Life teen is collecting new and gently used baby items for families in need. We are collecting clothes, bottles, lotions, diapers, bibs, etc. Please place them in the bin outside the Life Teen office.

3:00pm 6:30pm

No 5:00pm Mass Spanish Mass: 7:00pm

If you are 21 or older and want to give your time to serve our teens, contact Meghan Austin.

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Jeanne Faas, Monsignor Marren, Ginny Boll, Susan Demaso. Not Present: Mike Lerch, John Miles (President), Liz Schantz, Renay Miller, Father Areiza, Deacon Campos (all excused). 1. Meeting Called to Order: The meeting was called to order by Margaret Ward, Vice President at 6:41PM. Quorum was not established, and Monsignor Marren opened the meeting with a prayer. 2.

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Pastor/clergy Update: a) As part of the Journeys in Faith Formation, we will create and publish Catholic Audio CDs. A flier will announce their availability. The CDs will be available on a kiosk in the Narthex. There are nine (9) in total. The offering will be rotated. There will also be the opportunity for research and delivery of a CD to a parishioner on a specific requested topic. b) We are in the process of improving the sound system in the Church. c) The sound system in the hallway is much improved already. d) Tom Gotschall will be presenting on “St. Paul Loves the Mass” (March 25). e) John Harvey will be presenting on “Reconciliation.” (April 1,8). (Dates Changed, April 15, 22, 19) f) St. Catherine’s Church in Bethlehem forwarded thanks for the generous St. Andrew donation. Copies of the letter will be made available to the parish members. Old Business: a) We need to fill the open seat on the council. John Miles will review next-in-line and appoint another parishioner if possible. b) Winter-Fest was a great success. Everyone worked very hard. It was well attended. c) Yard Sale went very well. Many thanks for the donations and the effort (Eileen Nelson and Sandy Lashley). d) Station benches have been placed near the river. There are still approximately four (4) un-sold benches and stations. Danny Piper will continue to coordinate this. e) The Fish Dinners are going well; they are well attended and usually sold-out by 7PM. f) The new Discipleship Program was discussed, and Monsignor Marren asked for a committee meeting March 26th at 6:30 (first meeting). g) Church premises signs: (1) Monsignor will discuss a signage solution (for pets) with Mike Lerch. People need to understand that the grounds are private property. (2) We discussed the need to have “Quiet signs” in the Church (in particular, the Narthex does get loud at times); a couple of carpets can be placed and they will likely cut down the noise levels. There will be no signs displayed. We also need to have John Miles review the procedures for Church door opening/closing at the end of Masses with the St. Andrew team of ushers. h) St. Patrick’s Day Party has reached the attendance limit and is now sold out. An e-mail was sent today to advertise for assistance for the party. New Business: a) Parish Ministry Services: Susan Demaso suggested that it would make sense to formally survey each ministry. Monsignor: our job is to see that the ministries are working. We could bring the heads of the ministries together to look at how each one can help the other. Rick Medina: These ministry heads should be allowed to champion specific causes. Margaret Ward: we need to think about opening-up involvement at the planning stage for any event, and this should cross multiple ministries. Dave Capano: Notices from Monsignor will offer more weight to get multiple ministries and the parish at-large involved when it is needed. b) Margaret Ward: should we have Participation Sunday this year? This will be discussed at the next meeting. c) “Build a Spirit Project:” If Renay Miller is available, we will review this next month. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 7:55 PM. Margaret Ward closed the meeting portion, and Monsignor offered a closing prayer.

Please Pray For Our Sick Jean Austin, Donald Bedell, David Benjamin, Rebecca Benjamin, Kim Weber Bertschi, Settembrina Biagioni, Darlene Bixler, Rick Bowers, Pat Bratton, Ann Brown, Don Browne, Graciela Buzeta, Stephen Capano, Grace Carroll, Robert Chavez, Lorelei Clapper, Paula Coddington, Josh Davis, Elizabeth DeBuys, Jane Demaso, Hank Deren, Jeannette Derum, Margit Dvorak, Jerry Dooley, Kathleen Ebeling, Bill Ellerman, Claire Ehrmana,Don Farrell, Marge Fleming, Linda Frescona, Marie Gaede, Lucille Gallagher, Margaret Gavin, Iris Gotschall, Elizabeth Jane Gricus, Mary Ann Gulitozi, Junior Huizar, Brittany Healy, Michael Healy, Kim Henderson, Will Hodges, Harry Hodgins, Jill Ingenito, Tom Loesch, Marie Lourdes Joseph, Martha Kassis, Johnny Kranyecz, Dolores Lamb, James Lasneski, Laura Lawton, Mary-Gay Li, Jane Mayer, Theo McCarten, Gary Meader, Sharon Metzler, Sr. Janice Miller, Renay Miller, Jackson Moore, James Nielsen, Carol Anne Palermo, Maggie Paoletti, Erin Patrick, Paulette Pettorosi, Maggie Thompson Phipp, Peggy Plunkett, Bill Plunkett,J. Lynn Ponder, Mary V. Quinlan, Alice Reid, Thomas Rieger, David Rundell, Schneider, Paul Scibona, Julie Shannon, Jack Smith, Wayne Smith, Donna St. Pierre, Elaine Stephens, John and Shirley Stevens, Rick Stradtman, Nilca Trujillo, Tim Truxillo, Ruth Voorhis, Colton Walker, Julie Walker, Reilly Walsh, Jackie Webb, Calvin Ray White, Debbie Williams, Janet Viney, Ave Wolfe, Mary Veronica Wolney, Pinkie Wright, Gene Wright, Brian Wynn-Higgins, Jerry Dooley, Paula Fredrick

Names will be removed from our Sick List at the beginning of each month. For a name to remain, contact Carol Meurer: [email protected]

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 ATENCION: HORARIO DEL MINISTERIO HISPANO: Martes, miércoles y jueves 10 a 3 de la tarde. Consultas, entrega de documentos e inscripciones los miércoles. Cerrado lunes y viernes. Para información llamar a Cecilia Campos: 770-649-9392. Para la oficina del Padre Juan llamar al 770-641-9720 x233. Deje su nombre, su teléfono y un breve mensaje. Todos los mensajes serán contestados.

LA CUARESMA CATEQUESIS: Misa sábado 4 de Abril 7:00pm. Representación del Vía Crucis por los niños de séptimo y octavo grado. Asistencia obligatoria de todos los niños de la catequesis. La misa cumple la obligación del domingo.

REUNIONES OBLIGATORIAS PADRES Y PADRINOS DOMINGO 19 DE ABRIL 5:30PM: Tema La Divina Misericordia. Centro Familiar

MARTES DE CUARESMA Retiro Espiritual: “Seminario sobre La Oración”. 7:00-9:00pm Salón 202

LUNES- MARTES-MIERCOLES SANTO Retiro Espiritual 7:00-9:00pm

Andrew.OVACION CARISMATICA: 18 de Abril de 8:00am-8:00pm. Jóvenes de 10 a 28 anos de edad, te invitamos al gran retiro espiritual de jóvenes de la Arquidiócesis de Atlanta en St. Andrew Catholic Church. ¿NECESITAS AYUDA PARA VENCER TU DEPENDENCIA DE ALCOHOL O DROGA: Abril 29 7:00-8:00pm. Grupo de apoyo para hombres y mujeres todos los miércoles, no más de 6 a 10 personas. Dirigido por Maria González, LCSW terapeuta profesional licenciada en el estado de Georgia y miembro de la Asociación Católica de Terapeutas. Es necesario inscribirse en el vestíbulo o llamando a Maria al 6/8623024. Costo $10 por persona por sección. St. Andrew Catholic Church. Salón Bethlehem.

MI MISION COMO MUJER ESTUDIO PRESENTADO POR EL REGNUN CHRISTI.

MIERCOLES: DRAMATIZACION DE LA ULTIMA CENA Centro familiar 8:00-9:00pm. Asistencia de los niños de la catequesis requerida.

JUEVES SANTO Mega Misión 2-5pm Misa de la Última Cena del Señor: 8:30pm en la iglesia. Procesión al Monumento (según el tiempo) en el Centro Familiar. Hora Santa de 11:00-12:00pm (español) Centro Familiar

VIERNES SANTO Mega Misión 2-5:00pm Vía Crucis 8:30 p.m. Jardín del Vía Crucis Celebración de la Pasión de Cristo con veneración de la Cruz y servicio de comunión. Iglesia. 9:00pm Procesión silenciosa de la Dolorosa. Pésame a la Virgen María 10:00-1200pm. Centro Familiar

SABADO SANTO Mega Misión 2-5pm Vigilia de la Resurrección: 8:30pm. Centro Familiar

DOMINGO DE PASCUA Misa 7:00pm

 GRUPO DE ORACION SEMILLAS DE PAZ Y AMOR: RETIRO ESPIRITUAL: Tiempo de cuaresma tiempo de cambio, de profundizar nuestro caminar con el Señor. Cada Martes un Conferencista, Consagrada o Sacerdote nos guiara en nuestra búsqueda del infinito Amor de Nuestro Señor, salón 202. Hombres, salón 203 7:00-9:00pm. Todos son bienvenidos no importa el nivel de espiritualidad en el que te encuentres.

MINISTERIO JOVENES ADULTOS: Mayores de 18 años. Te invita a

30 de Abril, 21 de Mayo y 3 de Junio de 7-9:00pm. Estudio en tres módulos. Tema del primer modulo: La vocación de la Mujer. Inscribirse en el vestíbulo. Costo $20 por las tres reuniones. Salón RCIA St. Andrew Church

  Confesiones en Español todos los martes de cuaresma de 7:30-9:00pm. Salón 207 Para recibir SACRAMENTOS en nuestra Iglesia es necesario estar inscrito en la parroquia por un mínimo de tres meses y cumplir con las obligaciones de nuestra religión.

HORARIO: Pláticas de Preparación: Primer asistencia de padres y padrinos requerida. Salón RCIA. No hay guardería. Bautizos: Segundo sábado de mes 11am en la capilla. Requisitos: Registrados en la parroquia por un periodo de tres meses. Acta de nacimiento del niño/a. Padrinos: Practicantes y cumpliendo las reglas de la Santa Iglesia. Certificado de matrimonio. Solteros: Mayores de 16 anos, bautizados, primera Comunión y confirmados. Certificado de bautismo.

sus reuniones semanales todos los viernes de 8-9:30pm.

COMUNIDAD PEQUEÑA DE FE Y DEVOCIÓN A LA DIVINA MISERICORDIA: Reunión todos los lunes 6-7p.m. en la capilla. Enseñanza de 7-9 p.m. Salón 207.

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Del 13 al 17 Abril del 2009, de 9:00am a 4:00pm. Entrenamiento gratuito y profesional para obtener certificación para ser maestro sustituto pre-escolar. Programa totalmente gratis. Papeles legales o en proceso. St. Andrew Catholic Church. Salón 202. Llamar Marlen Ruiz 4/982-6896

CLASES DE INGLES PRIMER NIVEL: 6 de abril de 7:00-9:15pm. Cinco semanas consecutivas dos días a la semana, lunes y miércoles Inscripción $20. Materiales $35. St.

Recordamos que los fondos del Ministerio Hispano proceden de donaciones y de las ventas de la Tiendita. Es por este motivo que su contribución es tan apreciada. Igualmente se necesitan tres personas para atender las ventas y la limpieza antes y después de la misa. Este es un proyecto comunitario para el beneficio de todos.