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Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Pinehurst, North Carolina
March 14, 2021
Fourth Sunday of Lent
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church MASS INTENTIONS
Pinehurst, North Carolina
Telephone: 910-295-6550 Week of March 13- March 21, 2021
Fax: 910-255-0299
300 Dundee Road Sat. 3/13
Pinehurst, NC 28374 4:30 PM Jane Pannell by Lola Garbarino
Website: www.sacredheartpinehurst.org 6:30 PM David Fox by Joe Ptaszek
Very Reverend John J. Forbes,V.F., Pastor Sun. 3/14
Fr.john.forbes@raldioc.org 8:00 AM Living and Deceased Members of the
Gerrity and Cawley Families by Tom
Reverend Javier Castrejón, Parochial Vicar and Patt Cawley
Fr. javier.castrejon@raldioc.org
10:00AM Suzy Carlton by Rosemary and
Tony Mauriello
Deacon Guy Berry
dcnguyberry@gmail.com
12:00 PM Parishioners of Sacred Heart by the
Deacon Gregory Cross Pastor
315-427-4622 Mon. 3/15
gregory.cross@sacredheartpinehurst.org
8:00 AM Rush Limbaugh by Peggy Smetana
Chaplain Jim Helton, Pastoral Associate
Tues. 3/16
For Pastoral needs
Jim.helton@sacredheartpinehurst.org 8:00 AM Ann Lowe, 16th Anniversary by
910-315-6891 Lawrence Lowe
Wed 3/17
Bulletin Announcements: 8:00 AM Fr. Hector Galvan by Barbara and
jeanne.ryan@Sacredheartpinehurst.org Thomas Duggan
Thurs. 3/18
Parish Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday, 8:00 AM Michael Kelly by John Mannion
Wednesday, Thursday 9:00AM - 3:00 PM, Friday
9:00 AM –12:30 PM or call to make an Fri. 3/19
Appointment at 910-295-6550. 8:00 AM John Slewitzke by Al and Pat Beranek
Parish Offices are closed on Holy Days of Sat. 3/20
Obligation. 8:00 AM Margaret S. Heffernan by
James Heffernan
Daily Mass: 8:00 AM followed by Rosary/Chapel
4:30 PM Catherine Alice Sailer by Ann and
COVID Weekend Mass Schedule Bill Leonard
Saturday 4:30 PM, 6:30 PM
Sunday 8:00AM, 10:00 AM and 12:00 Noon 6:30 PM George DeClaire by The Palmer Family
Holy Day Mass Vigil - 6:00PM
Holy Day Mass- 10:00 AM Sun. 3/21
Reconciliation: Currently suspended. 8:00 AM Parishioners of Sacred Heart by the
By Appt. only- call 910-295-6550 Pastor
Baptism: First child: contact Deacon
Guy (contact info above) at least 6 weeks prior to 10:00 AM Mary Cestone by Dorinda McNamara
desired date.
Other children: contact Mary Round at 12:00 PM Francis Greene by Patricia Greene
910-295-1196 one month prior to desired date.
Marriage and Anointing of the Sick: Please call
910-295-6550 X122 for arrangements.
2SACRED HEART PARISH STAFF MARCH FAITH FORMATION SCHEDULE
Director of Liturgy and Lay Ministry EDGE: Grades 6-8 Faith and Fun- meets on Sundays.
Mary Round 910-295-1196 Contact:Aaron Hartley, 919-612-0221,
aaronxavierhartley@gmail.com
Liturgy Coordinator
Nancy Paulson 910-295-6550 ext. 125
STAY CATHOLIC: HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Sunday
Director of Faith Formation (Adults, Youth and evenings at St. Pope John 11 School Tru-Legacy Center.
Children) Info contact: Donna Boyce, 690-0485
Carolyn Gale 910-295-6550 ext. 130
RCIA/RCIA Meets Wednesday evenings 7PM-8:30PM.
Early Childhood Education Center
Stephanie Hinds 910-295-3514 Info contact: Deacon Guy Berry 913-306-6216 or
dcnguyberry@gmail.com
Music Director
Suzanne Wolonick 910-295-6550 FAITH AND FELLOWSHIP (ADULTS) Sundays
Choir Director : Roger Castanien 910-295-6550 8:50AM-9:50AM. Nursery Open - Contact: Erica Davis at
Administration & Communication ericadavis16@yahoo.com
Jeanne Ryan 910-295-6550 ext. 136
THAT MAN IS YOU – Saturdays 6:45AM – 8:00AM.
Accounting Contact: Justin Ball (Justin.andrew.ball@gmail.com)
Anna Sinisi 910-295-6550 ext. 126 Men’s’ support/prayer group
Facilities
Anna Sinisi 910-295-6550 ext. 126 Adult Faith Discussion Group “Heroes of the Catholic
Reformation” Room 12, Founders Hall, Thursdays
Nursery Coordinator 7PM-8PM. Contact: Betty Rossi at 295-0489,
Mary Claire Donohue
252-414-5517
rossijan7@gmail.com or Joe Ptaszek at 691-3937
joeptaszek@gmail.com. New topic, beginning 2/21
RCIA/RCIC “Ascending with Ignatius”.
Deacon Guy Berry
913-306-6216 Scripture Study Group, ‘Jesus..The Way, the Truth and the
Life’. Tuesday AM. Contact: Ed Biebrich,
Realm Administrator edbiebrich@gmail.com
Suzanne Wolonick
910-295-6550 ext. 128 CHILDRENS’ FAITH FORMATION, Sundays
8:50AM-9:50AM. Founders Hall
The Embers meets Monday, March 8 at 6:30PM., in room
12 to host an INTEREST SESSION for those who have
MEMO TO THOSE ATTENDING interest in leading an Adult Faith class or becoming part of
HOLY WEEK SERVICES. Holy the Embers (adult Faith development steering group). The
Thursday through Easter Sunday.
regular meeting follows.
RESERVATIONS WILL BE HONORED
UNTIL 10 MINUTES BEFORE THE
MASS. FOLLOWING THAT, SEATS THIS CALENDAR WILL BE PUBLISHED MONTHLY –
WILL BE GIVEN TO THOSE SUBMIT DATA BY THE 20TH OF March for April to:
WAITING. carolyn.gale@sacredheartpinehurst.org
PLEASE ARRIVE EARLY!!
MASKS REQUIRED FOR ALL.
3SACRED HEART BULLETIN BOARD
PERPETUAL ADORATION LENTEN SCHEDULES - 2021
Days of Abstinence
All Fridays of Lent
3
Day of Fast and Abstinence
Good Friday, April 3, 2021
Stations of the Cross
Fridays at Noon
FAMILY Stations of the Cross – Fridays at 5:30 PM
Could you not watch one hour
with Me” ? Matthew 26:40 HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE
PALM SUNDAY of the LORD’S PASSION
Visit the Perpetual Adoration Section of Saturday, March 27, 2021
our Parish Website: 4:30 PM Mass
6:30 PM Mass
www.sacredheartpinehurst.org
Sunday, March 28, 2021
Please note: the Adoration schedule has 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM and Noon Masses
been revised and now starts Monday morn-
ing 9AM and extends through Saturday MONDAY of HOLY WEEK
morning 8AM; 24x5. The Blessed Sacra- March 29, 2021 Mass at 8:00 AM
ment will be reposed at 6pm on Holy TUESDAY of HOLY WEEK
Thursday until Monday morning at 9am. March 30, 2021 Mass at 8:00 AM
6 AM - 12 Noon: Ed Weiler WEDNESDAY of HOLY WEEK
295-5344 March 31, 2021 Mass at 8:00 AM
12 Noon - 6 PM: Gerry Guggemos EASTER TRIDUUM
295-8888
6 PM - 6 AM: Missy Meyer HOLY THURSDAY
443/797-5467 April 1, 2021 No Morning Mass
Coordinator: Bruce Bedder Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 7:00 PM
986-0494 The Gethsemane Watch begins immediately after the
transfer of the Blessed Sacrament in the
Adoration Chapel until midnight.
“Let us pray for peace, joy, and love. We
are reminded that Jesus came to bring the GOOD FRIDAY
good news: “My peace I leave with you, April 2, 2021 No Morning Mass
My peace I give you.” Jesus came to give Celebration of the Lord’s Passion at 3:00 PM
the peace of heart which comes from loving Celebration of the Lord’s Passion at 7:00 PM
-from doing good to others.”
Reflections of Mother Teresa/Do Some- HOLY SATURDAY
thing Beautiful for God. April 3 No Morning Mass
Make this your BEST LENT EVER by 11:00 AM- Blessing of the Food for the First Meal of Easter
Easter Vigil Mass at 8:00 PM
spending time with Jesus in our Adoration
Chapel and sharing the joy of loving Jesus EASTER SUNDAY
with everyone you meet. THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD
April 4, 2021
“ Masses at 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM - 12 Noon
4SACRED HEART BULLETIN BOARD
GOSPEL MEDITATION - ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE
March 14, 2021
4th Sunday of Lent
Is there something to Lent that goes beyond our own spiritual house cleaning and spiritual refinement? Yes, there
is! It has to do with listening and learning so that we can take up the task of the Gospel with greater clarity and
fortitude. While the spiritual refocusing of Lent is necessary, the fruit of this Lenten conversion has much more to
do with learning how we can be a better Church than it does about our eternal salvation. Salvation is a gift that
flows out of God’s unconditional Mercy and cannot be merited. The spiritual maturity we can experience as a
result of our Lenten disciplines serves to reduce the anxiety and apprehension we may experience as messengers of
good, but very challenging, and unsettling, news.
St. Oscar Romero said that, “a church that doesn’t provoke any crises, a gospel that doesn’t unsettle, a word of God
that doesn’t get under anyone’s skin, a word of God that doesn’t touch the real sin of the society in which it is
being proclaimed, what gospel is that?” When we listen to those descriptive and provocative words, do they
resonate with anything in our experience? As messengers of the Gospel, we are called to bring an unsettling
message to the world. If our main concern is protecting our self-interests, then we are missing something huge!
Many really struggle with being rejected, dismissed, or perceived as someone who is speaking out of turn. There is
a counter cultural message that must be preached that clearly sides with the poor, marginalized, victimized,
oppressed, neglected, disregarded, and lost souls throughout the world. There is a widespread misery among the
peoples that is all too often allowed to fester with no one coming forward to offer a change or resolution.
The Church can speak to the needed structural changes that will allow people to earn just wages, feed their families
and share abundantly and equally in the gifts of God’s good earth. Such a vision is not some optimistic fairy tale,
but the vision of the Creator himself. Lent reminds us, as St. Oscar Romero also states, that, “we are workers, not
master builder, ministers, not messiahs. We are prophets of a future not our own.” We are not called to labor
simply for the benefit of the here and now but of the “what is to come.” Our myopic vision can be replaced by a
more far reaching Lenten vision that is much greater and deeper in scope. As long as we are carrying the right
blueprints with us and our thoughts extend beyond ourselves, then even the little things we do and the simplest
prayer we utter go a long way. They give witness to our preference for the light of Christ and not the darkness of
error and sin.
©LPi
EMBERS
(Adult Faith
Planning
Group) would
Sacred Heart like to prepare a
Catholic Church short video
showing the
Mission Statement artistic and
historical
elements of our beautiful Church. To do so, we are
We are a community of Roman Catholics
recruiting a disciple to help with this project.
committed to:
The leader, Gregg Brock, estimates this will take about
+ a closer relationship with God through the Word 4-5 hours. The disciple should have some skill in
and the Sacraments either videotaping (using a phone) or photographing.
For example, the project would focus on our beautiful
+ caring for others by sharing the time, talent and stained-glass windows etc. The finished project would
treasure entrusted to us be on the web to introduce our Church to the
community and persons inquiring about our Church. If
+ being an instrument of His love. you are called to assist, please contact: Gregg Brock,
gregg.a.brock@gmail.com or Tele: 843-475-5098.
5SACRED HEART BULLETIN BOARD
BISHOP’S ANNUAL APPEAL UPDATE: As of March 3, 2021, we have 270 gifts totaling
$86,908. You are absolutely amazing in helping the ministries supported by this appeal
throughout the Diocese to enable them to assist our parishes in the work we all do for the
people of God. The current amount represents 66.3% of our goal from 16.3% of our
households. With gratitude for the increase this week. However, we still have a way to go. It
would be most wonderful if we can meet our goal again this year. Pledges of any amount are
greatly appreciated. We thank you for your continued generosity. Should you need a pledge
card please contact the church office. You may place pledges into any collection or give to any
usher. If everyone gives as last year, we will meet our goal.
Mary Round, Staff Administration Chair
A take-home dinner consisting of a 1 qt. food container of
pasta sauce (provided by Valenti's restaurant in Vass) and a
box of spaghetti. Just reheat the sauce and boil the pasta
and you will have a wonderful dinner for 3-4 people. After
Weekend Masses during Lent. The cost is $10.00 and is
sponsored by The Knights of Columbus for LAMB.
Stewardship and the Season of Lent: Changing Ourselves
Saint Ignatius of Loyola offered us these words of wisdom, which seem particularly relevant as we come
closer to the season of Lent: “He who goes about to reform the world must begin with himself, or he loses his
labor.” Christian stewards are by nature reformers. We attempt to live our lives in a way that makes the world
a better place. We open our hearts to the Gospel. We contribute to charities that we believe in. We build up
our Catholic parishes so that they might shine the light of truth into our weary world. We work to alleviate
poverty and injustice. We witness to Christ’s healing presence in our homes and places of work. Many of us
work in schools, parishes, and diocesan offices where we bring a passion for reforming our world. Christian
stewards who work in a secular environment endeavor to bring Christian values into the marketplace. Lent
doesn’t ask us to stop any of these efforts. But, as we listen to Saint John the Baptist in the Gospel, “the voice
of one who cries in the desert” proclaiming the beginning of Lent, we know that the Church in her wisdom has
given us a compelling season to look inward, to seek quiet time in our own desert. Saint Ignatius, Saint John
the Baptist, and the season of Lent remind us that trying to change the world will not work if we don’t first of
all change ourselves. Lent points the way to what really matters: Christ. We are asked to experience Him who
is the reason for our endeavors, our passion and our work in this world. The Church provides some traditional
guidelines: prayer, fasting, almsgiving. Saint John the Baptist provides a challenge: “Anyone who has two
tunics must share with the one who has none, and anyone with something to eat must do the
same” (Luke3:11). How we integrate these three guidelines into Lent’s forty days is a personal decision, but
one which should take us on a journey into our own hearts, where we ask ourselves why we labor, what our
work and our life really mean, to whom we and our life’s work really belong. ( ICSC)
6SACRED HEART BULLETIN BOARD
Welcome to the Parish:
Vincent Gerald Mergen son of Ryan and Sarah Mergen, baptized on January 24, 2021
Evelyn Margaret Smith, daughter of Phillip and Amy Smith, baptized on January 31, 2021
Blair and Luke Ruszkiewicz, children of Andrew and Monica Ruszkiewicz, baptized on
February 6, 2021
James Francesco Moellering, son of Matthew and Genna Mollering, baptized on February 7,
2021
Ava Michelle Reinhardt, daughter of Eric and Tiffany Reinhardt, baptized on February 7, 2021
Ruby Louise Rowen, daughter of Michael and Keelan Rowen, baptized on February 13, 2021
Crew Edward Pritchard, son of Charles and Jennifer Pritchard, baptized on February 14, 2021
We pray for our recently deceased parishioners
Mary Rose Fitzpatrick Cestone, on January 10, 2021
Robert John Stefanich, on January 18, 2021
Christine Mary Fahrer Gavin, on February 22, 2021
Lisa Marie Gutierrez, on February 22, 2021
Joyce Lorraine deClaire, on December 2020
George Francis deClaire, on February 20, 2021
Flora Gianetti De Maine, on February 28, 2021
Wieslawa Wegrzyn, on March 2, 2021
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