12th Sunday in ordinary Time – Father’s Day

STJOSEPHToday we celebrate the 12th Sunday in Ordinary time and the Father’s Day. Daily lives coming to be our routine but in that time we have the special meeting with God which is extraordinary event for us. Today Jesus speaks about the crucifixion as our way to salvation. Then he states what we must do to follow him. Take up our daily cross. The cross at its deepest level means forgiveness. To take up our cross means to accept forgiveness and to forgive others.

Today is Father’s Day, it would not be out of place for us to remind ourselves that in spite of all the changes in society, the father remains a very essential figure in the ideal Christian family. This is not a global condemnation of single motherhood, since we know that many women are forced into single motherhood by circumstances beyond their control. But we would like to remind ourselves today, that the ideal Christian family remains that of father, mother and child or children.

When we come for the Eucharist we pray to the Heavenly Father. We ask Our Father who are in heaven for the blessing of our ordinary lives. And we are very happy because God the Father is the best forgiving father.

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Holy Masses

June 19, 2016 – 12th Ordinary Sunday

10:00 AM – for all Fathers living or death, especially

in memory: +Walter Nowak and + Frank Wiatrowski from Theresa Wiatrowski;

in memory of +Paul Mryncza, +Rev. Louis Victor, +Daniel Calvin Funk, +Adam Wasilewski, from Denice Funk;

in memory of +Harry Frampton Sr. and +John Frampton from Carole Nadeau.

In memory of +Walter Jamka from John Jamka

In honor of Daniel Funk from Dawn Funk;

In honor of Michael McDonald from Madison McDonald …

June 26, 2016 – 13th Ordinary Sunday

10:00 AM – for +Bill Rachuba from Tom & Johanne Hutson

Announcements

  • My Warmly Thank You to all of the people who helped with golabki yesterday. Be sure that you are in my prayers.
  • As the members of our Church we are responsible for our past and future and we will pray and look for new active members of our Community of Holy Cross in Baltimore, MD.
  • Clergy Pension Fund – June is “Sacred Vocations Month” and June 19 is designated as Clergy Pension Fund Sunday. The Clergy pension Fund helps to support our retired priests, therefore, we ask all of our parishioners to consider making a freewill offering that Sunday. Just designate your donation and place it in the Mass collection basket.
  • The Polish Festival will be held on on Saturday Jul. 16th at 11am – 10PM and on Sunday Jul 17th at 11am – 7PM in the Timonium Fairgrounds, we need the willing people for help to take the order, serve food and drinks, cook meals and help in main things. I dedicate the Polish Festival to Our Mother of Perpetual Care please pray to her on your daily basis.
  • Because of the Festival due the Holy Mass on Sunday Jul. 17th will be at 8:00AM extraordinarily.
    • Fr. Marcel Pytlarz will substitute me during four weeks of my vacation (July 19 – Aug 20, 2016). He will celebrate Holy Mass and when will be some problem and emergency please call him. The phone number is 703-566-9554. Please remember me and my Family in your prayers.

 

One Main Point

Confessing that Jesus is the Messiah, Son of the living God is an important turning point for discipleship. Only with that grace that we can deny ourselves and carry our own apostolic cross. Jesus invites each one of us to carry the cross.

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Reflections  

1 Write down the first thought that you have as an answer to this question: Perhaps you have recited so many times the Creed of the      Apostles (or the Nicence Creed), for you who is Jesus?

2 Right after the confession of Peter about Jesus, He predicted for the first time His passion, His death on the cross. Within this      pretext, reflect on Jesus’ mission and your own mission. Does your mission also follow the way of the cross as Jesus’ did? As Jesus said to Peter that it was the grace of God the Father that revealed  to him the true mission of Jesus, pray for the grace to discern your mission in the will of God the Father.

3 Now, with a better concept about the mission of Jesus and yours, let us go back to the first question and re-examine your confession      about Jesus. Listen to the words that Jesus reveals in your heart: who do you believe that I am? How would your heart answer to Jesus’      invitation: Carry your cross and walk with me.

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