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January 31, 2021
FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
I n today’s Gospel, Paul talks
about “unclean spirits.”
Nowadays, we might compare
these spirits to nagging self-talk
or temptations. We all have them,
in small and in big ways. St. Paul
is saying that the presence of
these tempting thoughts is the
beginning of sin taking deeper
woman of the year
root in our soul, influencing our
attitudes and behaviors, moving
Eileen Krutick honored for contributions to parish us further from Christ.
But these pesky, unclean spirits
The Women’s Council 2021 honoree says helping to keep the parish strong is a calling. lose their stronghold when we
call on the name of Jesus, just like
O ur parish is blessed with people would one person do all this?
who dedicate their lives to
serving Christ by serving others.
“It is my responsibility, and a
calling from God, to participate in
darkness disappears when I turn
on the light. These unclean spirits
are there only because I have
Every year, the St. Ann’s Council of keeping the parish strong in faith given them permission to be
Catholic Women celebrates one and love,” she said. there. But I also have the power
of them. This year’s Woman of the One of Krutick’s favorite to evict them by calling Jesus’s
Year, Eileen Krutick, is well-deserving memories with the parish, one that name. This is not like some
of this title. started her on the spiritual journey magical incantation or spell that
“She truly helps us to live out she is still on today, was being part we wield over dark forces. The
our mission as a community of of the Parents For Life Teen Ministry Catechism calls the invocation
reconciling love,” said Pastor Father and its retreat team. Today, what of the holy name of Jesus the
Ray Cadran. she loves most about St. Ann’s is simplest form of praying.
Krutick has been a parishioner “the loving, instructional way our By keeping our souls free of
since 1998 and a staple of St. La Salette priests lead us towards distraction — through prayer,
Ann’s life. Through her work as Christ.”
fasting and repentance — our
a Mass coordinator, lector and Being chosen Woman of the Year,
minds will be able to sort the
extraordinary minister, a member Krutick said, is an honor.
thoughts that come to it. The
of the SACCW board and the “There are so many women in
good thoughts, sent by God, we
Adult Mission Ministry steering our parish who are deserving of
can store; the evil thoughts, sent
committee, so many lives have been this award,” she said, “that I am
touched by Krutick’s work. She is an humbled and very appreciative to by the devil, we can throw out.
extraordinary minister to the sick, receive it.” Brother John-Marmion Villa is
participates in Little Rock Scripture a columnist with LPi, a Catholic
Study and healing Masses. Why — Allison Mawn communications company.
bring the message home
Children: Have you found a children’s Bible or Bible video series that helps you to enjoy stories about Jesus?
Teens: Jesus was intentional in his healing. How can we use our gifts to heal our broken world?
Adults: Jesus healed through loving service. How do you use your power and authority?
January 31 READINGs
(bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/013121.cfm)
fourth sunday in ordinary time
First Reading: Deuteronomy 18:15-20: Moses instructs the people to be discerning of prophets.
Responsorial: Psalm 95: If today you hear his voice, harden not your hearts.
Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 7:32-35: Paul encourages us to not let our anxieties keep us from God.
Gospel: Mark 1:21-28: Jesus’s actions become more public, as people are amazed by his words and works.
Thanks from our pastor
I would like to thank you all for the prayers, cards and well wishes during this time
of my eye surgeries. Things are progressing well and while the recovery period
will still take more time, my strength and patience are being blessed by your care
and prayers. Thank you so much and be assured of my continuing prayers for
your health and safety.
Take care,
Blessing of candles Throat blessing
Feb. 2, 9:00am Mass Feb. 3, 6:30am and
Please bring your candles 9:00am Masses
from home for a special St. Blaise was an early
blessing. The tradition bishop of the church
of blessing candles on who was imprisoned
this day comes from the and martyred after
ancient custom of candlelit refusing to renounce
processions on the Feast of his faith. The custom of
the Presentation of the Lord. blessing throats arose
When you arrive for Mass, please place your candles after his death and is still in practice today.
on the altar steps. Please remain in your pew and
come forward to retrieve them after Mass when those
in front of you have exited.
Archbishop underscores Covid precautions
Like many of you, I cannot wait until we have the Covid-19 pandemic behind
us. However, we are seeing rising infection rates, including a growing number
of cases among our priests and deacons. I wanted to remind you of our current
protocols and review some guidelines for moving forward.
• The dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass for persons
with health reasons or concerns remains in effect for all in the archdiocese until
further notice.
• Those who are healthy and are not burdened with the fear of being exposed
to the virus should return to Mass and receive the grace of the sacraments of Archbishop
Gregory J. Hartmayer
Reconciliation and Eucharist.
• When attending Mass or church events in person, wear a mask that covers the nose and mouth and
maintain six feet between you and people not in your party. Wearing masks is an act of the virtue of
charity. It prevents us from infecting others.
• Mass-goers should take their temperature before leaving home and not go out if their temperature
is 99.6 degrees or greater.
For more information about the archdiocesan guidelines, visit tinyurl.com/y233k85r.
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Mass schedule Music at the Masses
Loved a song that you heard at Mass, but
Weekend Masses can’t remember what it was called? Wonder
Saturday: 5:00pm no more! Find the music from each week
Sunday: 8:30am, 10:30am, posted at st-ann.org/music. Contact Ed
6:00pm Bolduc for details at ebolduc@st-ann.org.
Daily Masses
Monday-Friday: 9:00am
Wednesday: 6:30am
Note: Check the website
for updates.
Please review the Mass
safety guidelines at
st-ann.org/mass-times.
Seating is on a first-come,
first-served basis, beginning
about 20 minutes before
Mass starts.
Overflow seating is
available for people Sunday morning parking changes
who arrive after the Launch is back in session Sunday mornings! To
church reaches capacity. keep our students safe when parents pick them
Communion and a live up after religion class, there will not be access
broadcast of Mass to St. Ann’s parking lot from Roswell Road
are available. until 10:20am Sundays. Once Launch pickup is
complete, cars will be allowed to come in the
Mass options Roswell Road entrance. Please allow yourself
extra time to enter from Bishop Lake Road and
The dispensation from
park for the 8:30am and 10:30am Sunday Masses. Launch parents
the obligation to attend
picking up children will enter Bishop Lake and exit Roswell Road.
Sunday Mass for persons
with health issues remains
TEEN AWARDS
in effect for all in the
archdiocese until further
notice. Because of this,
those wishing to participate
St. Ann’s Women’s Council and the Knights of Columbus are
in Mass and receive Holy
looking for applicants for their annual teen monetary awards.
Communion can do so by
Applications are due March 31.
attending any Mass any day
of the week. Applications are open to current high school seniors who are
Weekend Masses are registered St. Ann parishioners. This is a faith- and service-based
livestreamed and the award. Winners are chosen based on their essays and references.
recordings are posted at Participation in Life Teen is not required.
st-ann.org/watch-live. Apply online at st-ann.org/saccw and st-ann.org/knights.
together in Faith
Parish staff
Our dedicated team is working
staggered hours on-site and
remotely to ensure that the work
of our parish continues.
Visit st-ann.org to get answers to
many of your questions and to
find staff contact information.
Virtual church
bit.ly/3bHK8Ng
A variety of online content is
available for prayer and reflection.
Visit our video library at
st-ann.org/watch-live and check
out our YouTube channel for
recent broadcasts and videos.
Browse our religious education
pages to plug into online activities
and find thoughtful articles and
helpful resources.
Sign up for our weekly newsletter
at st-ann.org.
Pray on campus St. Ann’s Women’s Council
The Blessed Sacrament Chapel, Day Guild monthly meeting
the church and the columbarium Feb. 2, 10:00am via Zoom
are open for prayer and adoration Meeting highlights include a presentation
weekdays 9:30am-5:00pm. by Linda Bond, retired Cobb County reading
specialist, with her favorite book picks for
The columbarium is also open on
2020, and Stephanie Holden, St. Ann’s
Sundays from 11:30am-noon.
Encounter director, with some meaningful
Outdoor ideas for Lent. Current members will receive
communion an email with the Zoom link, or email
connieper44@gmail.com for an invitation.
Each Sunday at the 10:30am
Mass, an extraordinary minister We are collecting warm socks, gloves, mittens, scarves and
will distribute communion under hats for the homeless. Please bring items to the narthex during
the red tent in the parking lot. the first week of February.
Anyone wishing to receive the
Eucharist should park in any space
and tune into the livestream of
Mass at st-ann.org/watch-live.
Please form a socially distanced
line and wear a mask.
stewardship
Share your gifts in a variety of ways
Text ccstann to 555888
Visit st-ann.weshareonline.org
Drop your envelope in a
collection basket at Mass or
mail it to the parish office
2021 appeal will be Feb. 6-21
Give online This annual fundraiser supports the entire archdiocese.
Donate to outreach ministries Any amount raised above St. Ann’s contribution stays here
St. Vincent de Paul and My at our parish. Visit archatl.com/appeal to learn more.
Brotherʼs Keeper, which
are actively helping those
affected by reduced access to assistance. Click volunteerism
‘give onlineʼ at st-ann.org to learn more and
support these ministries.
Make prayer
blankets Treasure is not the only gift that helps St. Ann
If you can sew, quilt, meet the needs of its community.
knit or crochet, please Thousands of volunteers each year help with the
consider making much- liturgical, educational and outreach events and programs
needed prayer blankets that are we do. Even during a pandemic, there are volunteer
distributed to patients in the community. opportunities. If you donʼt volunteer already, consider it. If
Please contact Linda Walsh at x6019 or you do, contribute in a new area. We always need:
lwalshrn@st-ann.org.
Greeters and ushers: Smiling faces to welcome visitors and
help find seats
Stock up the Catechists and leaders: Engaged instructors to teach our
food pantry community and inspire their faith
St. Annʼs food pantry Ministers and lectors: Committed parishioners to spread
provides food and household sacrament and word
items to those in need. Ministry members: Devoted Catholics who want to put their
Donations are always welcome; just put your faith into action
items in one of the St. Vincent de Paul chests Email Christina Hood, director of parishioner
in the narthex. Thanks for using our engagement, who can direct you to the right department:
shopping list. chood@st-ann.org.
The Catholic Church of St. Ann is a La Salette parish family dedicated to reconciliation
through worship, word, works and sacrament.
FAITH FORMATION
St. Ann’s faith formation team strives to develop strong Catholic values in our
entire faith community through prayer, lifelong learning, service and discipleship.
Congratulations to those
receiving First Communion
this weekend
st-ann.org/preschool
Classes are in session.
Originally scheduled for last year,
Program and school enrollment
information is on the website. communicants and their families are
Instagram: @stannpreschool celebrating at the 8:30am and 10:30am
Masses this Sunday.
Miles Thomas Baker Finley Edward Horner
Finley Irene Bobrowski Madelynn Ann Moss
Luke James Conroy Eloise Joy Powell
Kyle John Dysert Nathaniel Philip Douglas Reid
John Preston Feenaghty Anna Elizabeth Tabeling
s t - a n n . o r g / l a u n c h / h o m e Margaret Rose Garuccio John Andrew Verkamp, II
Program details and Matthew James Hoots Rory O’Neill Vola
resources are on the webpage.
Jan. 31: God knows what we
need when we are hurting
Middle School Ministry
st-ann.org/edge/home
Program details and
resources are on the webpage.
Feb. 1-2: Humble beginnings
st-ann.org/life-teen Visit st-ann.org/youth-missions for details and to register.
Program details and
resources are on the webpage.
Jan. 31: Life Night
Civil conversations:
Instagram: @stannyouth A Catholic’s guide
starts Feb. 4, 7:00pm, via Zoom
Is it possible to carry on good
conversations with people with whom
you disagree? Get some practical tools
using scripture and prayer to have civil
st-ann.org/encounter conversations. Parishioner Pat Falotico is
Registration is open for January facilitating this eight-week small group that
Bible studies. Look for a variety will explore ways to create a new, more
of resources on the webpage and peace-filled parish, community and world. Materials cost is $5.
Facebook page. For more details and to register, visit st-ann.org/encounter.
IN MEMORIAM
VJames Abney
longtime parishioner
VGerry Aquino
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.
brother of Father Joe Aquino
VMary Day In accordance with guidelines set forth by the archdiocese
wife of Stephen Day and the Centers for Disease Control, in-person visits to the
VElisa Reyes homebound and elderly have been discontinued for the time
daughter of Loretta & Cesar Reyes being. This includes visits to healthcare, nursing and assisted
VEdward Ring living facilities. Please call x6019 for details.
uncle of Jake Ring To add or remove names to/from the prayer list, call x6018.
VWilliam “Bill” Sidner
husband of Jackie Sidner, father of Stacey
Black, grandfather of Will Herman Bereavement support group
VSteve Wyman The group meets every Wednesday from 5:00–6:00pm.
husband of Mary Wyman Location may vary based on availability. For details, visit
st-ann.org/calendar. Please RSVP to Anne Birth, abirth@st-ann.org.
World Cancer Day: A day to pray,
a commitment to educate
Each year on Feb. 4, we are called to renew our
commitment to help reduce the impact of cancer in the
world. As a society and as individuals, we can reduce cancer
rates through education, screening and laws that prevent
REMEMBER IN PRAYER environmental hazards that directly affect our health. On this
Lore Ann Ajluni, Danny Alea, Erin Aquino,
day, we also remember in prayer those individuals and their
Marie Aquino, Chad Beard, Edna Benavides,
Jean Berding, Margaret Burgess, Father Ray families who are living with cancer or have lost their lives due
Cadran, Linda Carson, Jennifer Chiarulli, John to some type of cancer.
Ciak, Eileen Coalson, Sister Patrice Colletti, Here are some facts to share about cancer:
Tara Collier, Abbey Cooper, Lynn Courtwright, 1) Worldwide, there are 43.8 million people living with a
Mike Ditscheit, Morgan Doorley, Mae Mae cancer diagnosis.
Dunn, Camden Erickson, Ed & Helen Freeland,
2) With early detection and treatment, many
Vincent Galluzzo, Eleanor & John Gehrke,
Michael Gigandet, Candy Gleason, Kerri Haas, common cancers, such as breast,
Nancy Hannah, Dan Harrison, Linda Hawkins, colorectal, cervical and oral cancers have a
Kristen Hertel, Jean Homer, Whitney Jutzin, high rate of cure.
Leslie Kallmyer, Kevin Kelly, Tom Kerber, 3) Genetic research has shown that cancer
Paula Knight, Daniel Kuttikat, Parley & Sharon risks more than double for those who
Leemaster, Anthony Magnetti, Gordon Linda Walsh,RN
are overweight.
Manning, Tom McAuley, Lake McClure, Mary Parish Nurse
Reilly McGuire, William McLoughlin, Peggy 4) Since the 1970s, the five-year cancer
Meaney, Linda Meyer, Brady Mitchell, Harriet survival rate has increased from half of
Moody, Mike Morgan, Wesley Moss, Bruce those diagnosed to two-thirds.
Moulds, Jeanne Murphy, Anne Norton, 5) Most childhood cancers are curable if essential
Maura O’Brien, Webby Oglesby, Carmella treatment is received promptly. However, cancer cure
Papavasiliou, Anna Pinto, Mary Elizabeth
rates differ greatly between high-income countries at 80
Powell, Jayme Price, Michael Reale, Paul Rehm,
Jan Roberts, Sarah Rosario, Danny Rufolo, percent, vs. low-income countries at 20 percent.
Mary Sabaski, Cruz Sanchez, Marie Siwek, By supporting research, promoting cancer screenings and
David Slezak, Carol Smith, Jason Smith, talking with our friends, family, and physicians about cancer
Sharon Smith, John Phillip Staffey, Owen prevention, we can work toward finding a cure for all cancers.
Sullivan, Elmo Tamayo, Barbara Todaro, Amy For more information, go to worldcancerday.org.
Valley, Bernie Virgilio, Gilbert Warner, Barbara
Yaeger, Rita T. Yahnke
View past articles at st-ann.org/pastoral-care/parish-nurse.
MASS INTENTIONS
To request a Mass intention, please visit the parish office.
Monday, Feb. 1
Catholic Church of St. Ann
VJim Gleason (Team Candystripers) 4905 Roswell Road, Marietta, Georgia 30062
9:00am VJames Mattox (Jo Ann Mattox) 770-552-6400 | st-ann.org
Living & deceased Knights of Columbus
RECONCILIATION: Saturdays, 10:00-11:00am. Enter the building
Tuesday, Feb. 2 by Nolan Hall. You may also contact a priest for an appointment.
VMarjorie A. Keegan (Jim Keegan) EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: Weekdays, 9:30am-5:00pm
9:00am VDoris Fanoe BAPTISM: Call x6010 or email tkay@st-ann.org.
(Margaret Gawryszewski & Kihm Cibulskas) FIRST RECONCILIATION/FIRST COMMUNION:
Launch Children’s Ministry, x6039
Wednesday, Feb. 3
CONFIRMATION: Edge middle school ministry, x6042
6:30am VHubert Cosgrove (The DiBella family) MARRIAGE: Call x6010 or email weddings@st-ann.org.
VBettye & John Maurer Wedding guidelines are online at st-ann.org/sacraments.
9:00am
(St. Ann’s Widowed Helping Others Ministry) ORDER OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS (OCIA):
Call x6026 or email sharris@st-ann.org.
Thursday, Feb. 4 NEW PARISHIONERS: You are most welcome to join our
Living & deceased members of community. To register, visit st-ann.org/welcome.
9:00am Little Rock Scripture Study MEETING SPACE RESERVATIONS: Call x6010 or email
VRamona Alvarez (Pat & Jenny Evans) tkay@st-ann.org.
ALTAR FLOWERS: Parish office, x6001
Friday, Feb. 5
PRAYER REQUESTS: Pastoral Care, x6018
VJack Fors (Art & Kathy Cordwell) ST. VINCENT DE PAUL: Food and financial assistance, x6105
9:00am
VRalph Walker (Richard & Lynn Kollins)
AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY NUMBER: 770-557-2690
Saturday, Feb. 6
5:00pm VRamona Alvarez (St. Ann’s Women’s Council) PARISH OFFICE HOURS (x6001)
Sunday, Feb. 7 Monday-Thursday 9:00am-5:00pm
Friday 9:00am-2:00pm
8:30am VRamona Alvarez (Chris & Amy Arra)
10:30am Parishioners of St. Ann PRIESTS AND DEACONS
PASTOR
6:00pm VJerry Farrell (Pat & Jim Farrell) Rev. Raymond Cadran, MS x6002 rcadranms@st-ann.org
SENIOR PRIEST
Rev. Joseph Aquino, MS x6004 jgams@st-ann.org
ASSOCIATE PASTORS
Rev. John Gabriel, MS x6021 jgabrielms@st-ann.org
VNorbert & Eleanor Engel (Tim Engel)
Intentions of Matt & Roxanne Hoover (Tim Engel) Rev. Robert Zaw Lwin, MS x6005 robertms@st-ann.org
Intentions of Nick & Liz Hoover (Tim Engel) DEACONS
Intentions of Tom & Ellen Hoover (Tim Engel) Thomas K. Badger Bobby A. Jennings
VErnesto S. Duterte (The Penaflorida family) Edmund M. Grabowy J. Nicholas Morning
The 100th birthday of Ann McClelland (Barbara Woodhouse)
PARISH STAFF
Parish administrator Jim Herrel x6006
SUnday, february 7 Encounter adult ministry
Dir. of communications
Stephanie Holden
Susyn Ahern
x6028
x6022
fifth sunday in ordinary time Director of music Ed Bolduc x6017
Readings (bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/020721.cfm) Dir. of parish engagement Christina Hood x6032
Job 7:1-4, 6-7 | Psalm 147 Facilities manager Liam Farrelly x6014
Finance office John Callozzo x6015
1 Corinthians 9:16-19, 22-23 | Mark 1:29-39
Parish nurse/Pastoral care Linda Walsh, RN x6019
Second collection Parish office manager Linda Field x6011
St. Ann’s St. Vincent de Paul Society (st-ann.org/svdp) Parish secretary Teena Kay x6010
Donate online at st-ann.weshareonline.org Remaining staff & departments are at st-ann.org. Staff emails
or text ccstann to 555888. are the individualʼs first initial and last name @st-ann.org.
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