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August 22, 2021
TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
H ave you ever done something
way beyond your comfort
zone? Maybe you ignored the
challenge but that nagging feeling
persisted. Did you take the plunge?
I wonder what the disciples were
thinking in today’s Gospel when
Jesus asks them if they want to
leave. Many walk away and go back
to their former way of life, back to
their comfort zone. But 12 stayed.
faces of st. ann I decided to
join a 50-plus
receptionists bring 'loving concern' to front desk dance line in
Marlene Bolduc, left, joined Flo Cadran as a part-time receptionist earlier the middle of a
this year. “Our priests and staff are caring, compassionate people,” Bolduc pandemic. Why
said, “and it’s a joy to work with them.” not? Shaking
O ne of St. Ann’s biggest
blessings is the people who
keep it running, working to make
and mother of Music Director Ed
Bolduc) on staff only recently.
“I enjoy meeting people and
pompoms in
a Christmas Reflection
parade looked Joey Minster
our parish a home for all. This can being a part of St. Ann's staff,” Flo like fun. There’s
definitely be said about Marlene Cadran said. “It also makes me feel an audition? Choreographed
Bolduc and Flo Cadran, the good to know that maybe in some routines? Stage makeup with false
ladies who share the job of parish small way I am helping people.” eyelashes? These dancing angels
receptionist. They fulfill the typical As front-line staff, Bolduc and offered gentle guidance and their
expectations of a receptionist — Cadran are vital to St. Ann’s continued encouragement and
greeting parishioners, answering commitment to hospitality. During support in my struggles have kept
the phone, taking Mass intentions the pandemic, their jobs became me focused.
answering questions — but there’s mostly phone-based, but with The disciples’ challenges and
more to it. easing restrictions, they have
struggles had to be discouraging.
“It also requires a good ear for been able to get back to greeting
Keeping their focus on Jesus and
listening to people,” said Cadran. parishioners face to face and
his teachings provided direction,
“Some people that call just want interacting with the community.
comfort and encouragement. Jesus
someone to talk to as they may be “I am so grateful for their
will never give up on us, especially
lonely.” dedication, warm smiles and loving
Cadran and Bolduc have been concern for our parish,” Father Ray when we go beyond our comfort
part of the St. Ann’s family for nearly said. zone to meet him.
20 years, but joined their own —Allison Mawn is a Life Teen graduate Joey Minster is a Launch catechist and
active in Little Rock Scripture Study and
family (sister of Father Ray Cadran attending the University of Georgia. SisterTalk.
bring the message home
Children: Some of Jesus’s teachings are hard. What is the hardest of Jesus’s rules/teachings to follow?
Teens: What is your response in difficult times? Do you go back to your old ways or do you continue to follow Christ?
Adults: Are you easily discouraged when things are difficult? How you can you keep focused on Jesus?
(bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/082221.cfm)
august 22 Readings twenty-first sunday in ordinary time
First Reading: Joshua 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b: Joshua and the people affirm their belief in the Lord.
Responsorial: Psalm 34 : Taste and see the goodness of the Lord.
Second Reading: Ephesians 5:21-32: We are called to live in love as Christ loves us.
Gospel: John 6:60-69: Many find Jesus’s teaching hard to live by, but Peter remains faithful.
Parish Pastoral Plan 2021
What is it? For the better part of a year, Father Ray and our Parish Pastoral
Council have been revising St. Ann's pastoral plan, a road map for our community
which flows from the parish mission statement. It is the organizing principle for
the life and ministry of St. Ann, said Father Ray.
Why now? "Our goals were to make the plan simple, straightforward and
easily usable by all members of the parish," said Christine Stoltz, a PPC member.
"This plan is interactive; it invites individuals, families and ministries to discover
the pillars they are engaged in and the opportunities to incorporate other pillars
into their faith life."
What does this mean? This summer, we offer you a deeper understanding
The Catholic Church of St. Ann is a of our mission statement’s four pillars: word, worship, works and sacrament.
La Salette parish family dedicated We started with word, and continue with worship and sacrament, two intimately
to reconciliation through worship, interconnected areas of our community life. Worship is the way we interact with
word, works and sacrament. God through prayer. Sacraments are the ways we actively encounter Christ.
How is God calling you?
Visit st-ann.org/pastoral-plan to get involved
or fill out the Live Your Faith from on page 6.
United in faith
Our responsibilities as disciples of Christ
Our pastor, Father Ray Cadran, urges a faith-based response to Covid
precautions in his letter to the parish: “Jesus teaches us that all life is
sacred, that we are to care for one another. Let this be the principal
reason for cooperating with the health and safety requests that are
being presented to us, especially by Archbishop Hartmayer: Get
vaccinated and mask indoors if you cannot.”
Read the full letter here: tinyurl.com/hwtmbay6.
Keep up with campus use
guidelines and Mass protocol.
Visit st-ann.org for the latest updates.
Faith Formation
Visit the websites for program News you can use:
details and 2021-2022 Updates for your stage of life
registration information. In a parish the size of ours, the activities are
endless. Make sure you’re not missing out on
the speakers, special liturgies and events that
could bring grace into the lives of you and
your family. Sign up for the newsletter that
speaks to your stage of life.
•Adults: Encounter newsletter (visit st-ann.org/encounter)
•Teens and parents: Life Teen Weekly Update
(email Ryan Cottrill, rcottrill@st-ann.org)
st-ann.org/preschool •Middle schoolers and parents: Edge newsletter
Classes are in session (email Megan Kyle, mkyle@st-ann.org)
•Elementary schoolers and parents: The Launch Ledger
(email Jenny Kiehl, jkiehl@st-ann.org)
st-ann.org/launch/home
Aug. 22-24: Life
Aug. 29-31: Honor
Middle School Ministry
st-ann.org/edge/home
Sessions start Sept. 13-14
st-ann.org/life-teen
Fall kickoff: Sept. 12
st-ann.org/encounter
scripture studies
P ope Francis describes the Bible as “the great love story between God and humanity. At its center
stands Jesus, whose own story brings to fulfillment both God’s love for us and our love for God.”
While reading scripture individually is an important part of prayer practice, discussing and sharing
it with others as part of a small faith community, brings new perspectives and helps us to see
how our story fits into God’s story of salvation.
A variety of opportunities awaits you this fall.
Contact the facilitators to sign up or visit st-ann.org/encounter.
Hebrews: The new and Paul: Letters from prison
eternal covenant by Little Rock Scripture Study
by Ascension Press Thursdays, 9:30am, Donnellan Café
Tuesdays, 9:30am, Donnellan Café Sept. 9- Nov. 18
Sept. 14-Dec. 14 Incarcerated numerous times “for
OR Wednesdays, 7:00pm the defense of the gospel”(Phil 1:16),
Sept. 8-Dec. 15, rooms 115 & 117 Paul wrote several letters from the confines of
This series is constructed to help participants prison. This study explores various themes, such
get to know the generosity of God’s heart in a as joy, unity in Christ, reconciliation and the close
deeper way. relationship between Paul and his communities.
Order materials at ascensionpress.com. Contact Ellie Lacey, elelacey@gmail.com, or
Contact Michele Kubiak, mkubiak918@gmail.com. Stephanie Holden, sholden@st-ann.org.
Walking toward eternity: Sunday Connections
Engaging the struggles on Thursday
of your heart by Liturgical Press
by Ascension Press Thursdays, 7:30pm
Wednesdays, 9:45am, room 117 Donnellan Café
Sept. 8-Nov. 17 Sept. 9-Nov. 11
This inspiring series is designed to help This weekly discussion and prayer session focuses
participants live their faith more fully. This second on the readings for Mass using the lectio divina
study in the Walking Toward Eternity series opens contemplative method. No Bible study experience
our eyes to obstacles in our walk and engages or knowledge needed. No homework! Delve
these difficulties in a positive way as we continue deeper in your relationship with God and connect
toward our goal of union with Christ. with others hoping to find words of comfort and
challenge in the Gospels.
Order materials at ascensionpress.com.
Contact Jim Fry, jimfry50@gmail.com. Contact Ann Marie Martin, jammpdm@aol.com.
Consecration to St. Joseph
by the Marian Fathers
Wednesdays, 10:00am
Donnellan Café
Sept. 22-Nov. 3
During the Year of St. Joseph, all
are invited to participate this program that calls on
us to entrust ourselves to Joseph’s loving care.
Contact Jackie Mazoway, mazowayjackie8@gmail.com.
At St. Ann’s, we believe all are welcome.
We are dedicated to creating a place
for everyone to make a connection and
grow in faith through prayer, lifelong
learning, service, discipleship
and pastoral support.
We are a La Salette parish.
We bring God’s reconciling love
to the world.
LIVE YOUR FAITH
Name ______________________________________________ Email _______________________________________________
Phone ______________________________________________
If you’d like to be contacted, check a box and return this form to the welcome desk in the church
or to the parish office. Learn more at st-ann.org/ministries.
FAITH FORMATION PASTORAL CARE Liturgical and spiritual LIFE
Edge (for middle schoolers) Bereavement Support Group Altar Servers
Encounter (Adult faith ministry) Divorced and Separated Support Group Arts and Environment
Faith Sharers (Adult retreats) Evangelists Variety Show Audio-Visual
Footsteps on the Journey (Adult retreats) Extraordinary Ministers to the Sick Baptismal Robes
Launch (for children) Faith and Light Children’s Liturgy of the Word
Life Teen (for high schoolers) Funeral receptions Eucharistic Adoration
OCIA/T/C (Order of Christian Initiation) Health and Wellness Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist
Preschool Holiday Meals on Wheels Hospitality Ministers (Ushers)
Scripture studies Knitters and Crocheters Lectors
Meals on Wheels Linens
PARISH LIFE Meals to the Sick and Homebound Mass Coordinators
Retrouvaille (Healing marriages) Music
50+ Rewards
Seniors Helping Seniors Prayer Line
Athletics
Transportation Sacristans
Cub Scouts
Visiting the Homebound Spiritual Direction
Day Guild (St. Ann’s Women’s Council)
Vocations
Girl Scouts
Knights of Columbus outreach
Marriage Encounter Adult Missions
Mothers’ Enrichment AIDS Ministry
Mothers’ Guild (St. Ann’s Women’s Council) Career Quest
OWN (One is a Whole Number – Singles) Dismas House (Prison transition)
Parents for Life (Teen) FACTS (Fighting to Abolish Child Trafficking for Sex)
Parish Community Activities Habitat for Humanity
Parish Finance Council La Salette Mission Club
Parish Pastoral Council Military Support
Preschool Parents’ Association MUST (Ministries United in Service and Training)
Promise Keepers My Brother’s Keeper (Support for the homeless)
SAFE (St. Ann’s Family Enrichment) Pro-Life
Scouts BSA St. Vincent de Paul Society
Spanish Guild (St. Ann’s Women’s Council) Unbound: St. Ann-Santa Ana
Sponsor couples (Marriage preparation) Youth Missions
WHO (Widowed Helping Others)
Young Adults
together in Faith
Discover St. Joseph
Catholic School
Sneak-A-Peek: Sept. 13, 10:00am
School tour: Sept. 18, 9:00am
The pre-K through eighth grade school in
Marietta invites you to visit the campus,
speak to the administration, get admissions
information and ask questions. Find
more details and RSVP for the events at
stjosephschool.org.
Employment opportunity
St. Andrew in Roswell has an immediate
part-time opening for an adult discipleship
coordinator. This person will oversee
several programs designed to meet the
faith development of adults in the parish.
Have a good hand? The position works closely with the pastor.
Sept. 4, 7:00pm, Donnellan Café Work hours and days are flexible and may
Parishioners and friends are invited to monthly bridge include weekends and evenings, but do
evenings. Join the fun on the first Saturday of the not exceed 25 hours per week. Bilingual in
month from September-May. Subs as well as full-time English/Spanish a plus. For more info, please
players are welcome. Call Sharon Nessmith, 678-451- send a cover letter and resume to Marquita
5455, or Mary Gonzalez, 210-269-7856. Richburg at mrichburg@archatl.com.
together in Faith
mass schedule
Weekend Masses
Saturday: 5:00pm
Sunday: 8:30am,10:30am,*
6:00pm
*outdoor communion
available
Daily Masses
Monday-Friday: 9:00am
Wednesday: 6:30am
Note: Check the website and
social media for updates.
The new Mass schedule
begins Sept. 18.
Share your gifts in a variety of ways
virtual church
st-ann.org/virtual-church Text ccstann to 800-950-9952
A variety of online content
is available for prayer and
reflection.
Visit our broadcast library
at st-ann.org/watch-live and Visit st-ann.weshareonline.org
check out our YouTube
channel for recent videos.
Browse our religious
education pages to plug Drop your envelope in a collection basket
into activities and find at Mass or mail it to the parish office
thoughtful articles and
helpful resources.
Sign up for our weekly
newsletter at st-ann.org.
parish staff
Our dedicated team is
working to ensure our
parish mission continues.
Visit st-ann.org for the latest
information and to view
staff contact details.
together in Faith
Back-to-school food drive Attending mass
Aug. 21, 4:30-6:30pm St. Ann’s protocols
Aug. 22, 8:00am-noon are based on
La Salette Hall recommendations from
Help St. Vincent de Paul serve our the Archdiocese of
neighbors in need. Drive up with your food Atlanta and the Centers
donations and volunteers will be ready for Disease Control and
to unload your car. As students return to Prevention.
school, families appreciate snacks and • Masks are required for
items for school lunches and easy family the unvaccinated. and
dinners. Scan the QR code to see the strongly recommended
current list of most requested items or visit for all.
st-ann.org/svdp. • All pews are open.
If you can’t make it over the weekend, please leave Sit where you are
donations in the wooden boxes in the narthex. comfortable. Please be
Please remember to check expiration dates. considerate of those who
For more information, email may already be in the pew.
svdp.stanns.pantry@gmail.com. • Follow the ushers’
direction for Communion.
• Communion may be
Be a health advocate About our taken in the hand only.
Wellstar is looking for people parish • Mary’s Chapel, aka the
cry room, is available
willing to talk with others in the Named for Mary’s
mother, St. Ann for families, as is the
community about current health
is staffed by Carroll Center, where the
topics. No medical knowledge
missionaries of Our Sunday 10:30am Mass is
is needed, just a willing heart to
Lady of La Salette, an order that livestreamed.
share up-to-date and accurate
information. Training and materials is dedicated to the ministry of
reconciliation. Our community outdoor communion
are provided at no cost.
If interested, please contact Cindy is invited to bring people Get comfortable in your car
Newman, 678-308-4510, or together for hospitality and and tune into our livestream
cindy.newman@wellstar.org. prayer, provide support to those of the 10:30am Sunday
in need, and share the love of Mass. A minister will bring the
Christ with everyone. La Salette Eucharist to you at the red
The Way missionaries serve all over the tent in the lower parking
for Women world, and are called to make the lot when it’s time for
retreat message of Mary’s grace known Communion.
Sept. 10-12 to all people. The hammer and
pincers on the La Salette cross, watch online
The Archdiocese of Atlanta’s Victim shown above, represent the sins Multiple cameras, scripture
Assistance Program is holding a of humanity that put the nails into and lyrics on screen and
healing retreat for adult female the hands of Jesus and the good great sound all online. Find
survivors of abuse. Please register by actions we do that remove the the 5:00pm Saturday and
Aug. 31. Contact Sue Stubbs at 404- nails from his hands. Learn more 10:30am Sunday Masses at
920-7550 or sstubbs@archatl.com. at st-ann.org/lasalette. st-ann.org/watch-live.
IN MEMORIAM
† John William Ringuette
grandson of Sharon Nessmith
† Chris Wright
PASTORAL CARE
Offering support at all stages of life, the Pastoral Care team fosters the
well-being of our community through the integration of faith and health.
sister of Cherie Haydock
To add or remove names to/from the prayer list, call x6018.
Protocol for home visits
In-person visits to the homebound and elderly may be
arranged through the Pastoral Care Office. This includes visits
to healthcare, nursing and assisted living facilities at the at the
discretion of the specific location. Please call x6019 for details.
Support group meetings
Bereavement: Wednesdays, 5:00pm
Divorced and separated: First and third Tuesdays
REMEMBER IN PRAYER of each month, 7:30pm
Visit st-ann.org/calendar for details.
Baby Patrick Albertson, Jack Anderson,
Erin Aquino, Marie Aquino, Mike Battaglini, RSVP to Anne Birth, abirth@st-ann.org.
Chad Beard, Joel & Joyce Becker, Edna
Benavides, Father Ray Cadran, Renato
Carbone, Hena Carreras, Linda Carson, Colon cancer: Awareness is on the rise
Jennifer Chiarulli, John Ciak, Eileen Colorectal cancer is cancer of the large bowel (colon) and
Coalson, Sister Patrice Colletti, Tara rectum. Over time, small growths called polyps may grow along
Collier, Jody Cook, Abbey Cooper, Lynn the lining of these organs. Depending on the type of polyp, they
Courtwright,Sylvia De Castro, Gloria De
Plaza, Art DeCesaro, Linda Dockery, Morgan may become cancerous.
Doorley, Bill Downs, Anne Dunlap, Camden This type of cancer is the third most common diagnosed in
Erickson, Joseph Felicello, Eleanor & John the United States and is almost equally diagnosed in men and
Gehrke, Candy Gleason, Kerri Haas, Tyler women. The risk of developing colorectal cancer over a lifetime
Hjjar, Nancy Hannah, Buddy Hargus, Linda is 4.3 percent for men and 4 percent for women.
Hawkins, Dani Helgeson, Kristin Hertel,
baby Grace Hester, Jean Homer, Bill The American Cancer Society estimates the
Hotz, Bill Johnson, Whitney Jutzin, Leslie number of cases diagnosed in 2021 will reach
Kallmyer, Kevin Kelly, Tom Kerber, Daniel close to 150,000. Fortunately, since the mid-1980s,
Kuttikat, Father Patrick Kyaw Linn, Parley the incidence of people diagnosed over age
& Sharon Leemaster, Marjie Machado, 55 has decreased. Experts attribute this decline Linda Walsh,RN
Anita & Anthony Magnetti, Gordon Manning, Parish Nurse
Winfred Massey, Loretta Mazur, Susan to education and increased awareness of the
McAfee, Tom McAuley, Mary Reilly McGuire, importance of screening and prevention.
Gary McIntyre, William McLoughlin, Peggy The American Cancer Society estimates there will be close to
Meaney, Linda Meyer, Tim Minster, Luc 53,000 deaths due to colorectal cancer in 2021, making it the
Mire, Harriet Moody, Wesley Moss, Jeanne second most common cause of death due to cancer among
Murphy, Anne Norton, Maura O’Brien,
Webby Oglesby, Anna Pinto, Mary Americans. The good news is the death rate also has declined
Elizabeth Powell, Jayme Price, Rita Pure, over the last several years, most likely due to screening and
Michael Reale, Paul Rehm, Beverly Rhodes, the removal of polyps before they have a chance to become
Terri Rieber, Maria Rivera, Debbie Rivers, Jan cancerous. Due to improvements in treatments, there are more
Roberts, Frank Rocco, Sarah Rosario, Mary than 1.5 million survivors of colorectal cancer in the United
Sabaski, Marie Siwek, Carol Smith, Jason
Smith, Sharon Smith, John Phillip Staffey, Ed States today.
Storin, Bruce Tagg, Elmo Tamayo, Barbara Please go to cancer.org for learn more about colorectal cancer
Todaro, Kelly Todd, Stan Tommasello, Amy and watch for more information about colorectal cancer in
Valley, Lalo Villanueva, Gilbert Warner, future bulletins.
Cristian Watson, Susan Weber, Elizabeth
Weinberg, Rita T. Yahnke View past articles at st-ann.org/pastoral-care/parish-nurse.MASS INTENTIONS
Catholic Church of St. Ann
4905 Roswell Road
To request a Mass intention, visit st-ann.org/mass-intentions Marietta, Georgia 30062
or come by the parish office. 770-552-6400
st-ann.org
Monday, Aug. 23
9:00am † Beverly Fritts Ingram (Jim & Ann Marie Martin) RECONCILIATION: Saturdays, 10:00-11:00am
† Marian McGinnis (St. Ann's Women’s Council) Enter via the front doors of the church. You may also contact a
priest for an appointment.
Tuesday, Aug. 24
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: Monday-Thursday, 9:30am-
9:00am † Celeste Hyzer (Jim & Jeanice Glennon) 10:00pm; Friday, 9:30am-8:00pm; First Friday adoration: 9:30am-
† Elizabeth Burke (Kim & Jamie Wade) Saturday, 8:00am
Wednesday, Aug. 25 BAPTISM: Call x6010 or email tkay@st-ann.org.
FIRST RECONCILIATION/FIRST COMMUNION:
6:30am † Virgie Urzendowski (David Gray) Launch Childrenʼs Ministry, x6039
9:00am † Jim Eddlemon (Herb & Regina Kohn) CONFIRMATION: Edge middle school ministry, x6042
MARRIAGE: Call x6010 or email weddings@st-ann.org.
Thursday, Aug. 26
Wedding guidelines are online at st-ann.org/sacraments.
† Tom Cuskey (The Mirabal family) FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS: Pastoral Care, x6018,
9:00am
† Father Thomas A. Reilly (Rusty & Kathy Mawn) or st-ann.org/pastoral-care/home
Friday, Aug. 27 ORDER OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS (OCIA):
Call x6026 or email sharris@st-ann.org.
9:00am † Ray Woods (Jim & Ann Marie Martin) NEW PARISHIONERS: You are most welcome to join our
† Maria Ines Noel (Jorge & Maria Elena Rodriguez)
community. To register, visit st-ann.org/welcome.
Saturday, Aug. 28 MEETING SPACE RESERVATIONS: Call x6010 or email
5:00pm † Micki Flaherty (Her family) tkay@st-ann.org.
ALTAR FLOWERS: Parish office, x6001
Sunday, Aug. 29
PRAYER REQUESTS: Pastoral Care, x6018
Parishioners of St. Ann
8:30am ST. VINCENT DE PAUL: Food and financial assistance, x6105
† Frankie Brohm (Kathy Brohm)
PARISH OFFICE HOURS (x6001)
10:30am † Deceased members of the Ell, Luebbe, Berding &
Buchanan Families (JoAnn Mattox) Monday-Thursday 9:00am-5:00pm
6:00pm † Michael Warechowski (Jim & Ann Marie Martin) Friday 9:00am-2:00pm
AFTER-HOURS EMERGENCY NUMBER: 770-557-2690
PRIESTS AND DEACONS
PASTOR
Rev. Raymond Cadran, MS x6002 rcadranms@st-ann.org
SENIOR PRIEST
†Aunt Nu (The Nguyen family) Rev. Joseph Aquino, MS x6005 jgams@st-ann.org
†Anthony Hai (The Nguyen family) ASSOCIATE PASTORS
†All souls in Purgatory(The Nguyen family)
Rev. John Gabriel, MS x6021 jgabrielms@st-ann.org
†All souls in the family(The Nguyen family)
†Brian BaDour (Jim & Jeanice Glennon) Rev. Robert Zaw Lwin, MS x6004 robertms@st-ann.org
†Brian BaDour (Margie & Paul Lopez) DEACONS
†Debra Mahany (Charlie & Jane Whitehead) Thomas K. Badger J. Nicholas Morning Bobby A. Jennings
PARISH STAFF
Parish administrator Jim Herrel x6006
Sunday, august 29 Parish office manager
Finance office
Linda Field
Michelle Powell
x6011
x6015
twenty-second sunday in ordinary time Dir. of communications Susyn Ahern x6022
Dir. of parish engagement Christina Hood x6032
Readings (bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/082921.cfm) Parish secretary Teena Kay x6010
Deuteronomy 4:1-2, 6-8 | Psalm 15
Pastoral care Linda Walsh, RN x6019
James 1:17-18, 21b-22, 27 | Mark 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23 Dir. of adult faith formation Stephanie Holden x6028
Second collection Dir. of music and A/V Ed Bolduc x6017
St. Ann Life Teen (st-ann.org/life-teen) Remaining staff & departments are at st-ann.org. Staff emails
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