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our new deacons gifted an acolyte candlesticks to
the parish and they were blessed by Fr Smith
A Parish Family of the Roman
Catholic Diocese of Charleston
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Letter from our Pastor
Dear Friends in Christ,
One of the more interesting trends of the 16 th century that perdured until after Vatican II was the drive to divide the
study of theology into categories and subcategories. As theology became more academic and tied with the university and
seminary classroom, what it meant to “do theology” became far from what the Church Fathers knew as theology. The
most powerful theological works of the first millennium of Christianity actually came from homilies and hymns by which
bishops and priests taught the meaning of Sacred Scripture. Few of them saw the ministry of teaching entrusted by them
to their office as something done in a classroom, but something done at the pulpit. There were famous places like the
Catechetical School of Alexandria in Egypt which attracted students to a formal school like those run by Plato and Aris-
totle. But most theology was done in the context of preaching, which not limited to a few minutes at Mass.
As theology moved from pulpit to classroom, many Catholics began to be formed in their faith less from the liturgy and
more from systematic classes taught to impart the basics of the faith. Those that went on to study academic theology
then often learned from manuals which sought to provide texts from the Bible, the Fathers and the Liturgy to illuminate
specific points of theology. In the 20 th century, a number of theologians felt that this way of teaching and studying theolo-
gy starved Christians from a more living contact with the Scripture, Liturgy and the Fathers. They sought to unite what
had been divvied up by previous centuries. That project was not necessarily bad, but it did mean that a lot of pedagogi-
cally useful texts and methods were scrapped in the obsession with novelty.
Spirituality was often rigidly divided into two categories: the ascetical and the mystical. It was frequently explained like
this: the vast majority of Christians are bound to an ascetical path which was guided by exterior practices of penance,
mortification and sacramental discipline; and some few elect might receive extraordinary mystical graces from God in
contemplative prayer, but most of us should not expect to be mystics. The ascetical path was what we do for God and
the mystical path was what God does in us. The famous French Dominican Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange, who was St John
Paul II’s teacher in Rome, sought to overcome this profoundly untraditional distinction by positing that the mystical way
of union with God is actually the normative state of every Christian, not just some kind of “professional Christians” like
clergy or religious. This was a powerful way of reconnecting the spiritual life with the extraordinary graces of mystical
prayer as well as the spiritual reality of the sacred liturgy.
I am currently sloughing my through two recent works by David Fagerberg from Notre Dame: Liturgical Asceticism and
Liturgical Mysticism. In an age in which many Christians think that spirituality is merely an emotional attachment to some
certain devotional practices, or emptying our conscience of all distraction in some sort of Zen coma, Fagerberg’s seminal
texts present a timely corrective. The more we understand the spiritual reality which the liturgy both foreshadows and
makes present to us in the here and now, the more we are conformed through, by and with the public worship of the
Church and the celebration of the sacraments to Christ. So often we go to Mass out of habit or routine, and think that it
reminds us about God. In reality, the Mass is the place where we become the Love we receive, if we just allow the inner
reality of the Liturgy to penetrate our hearts.
1 Church
2 Christ the King Adoration Chapel
3 PAC (Parish Activity Center) & PAC Classroom
4 Guadalupe Hall
5 School & School Offices (Lourdes Hall)
6 & 7 Parish House, under the protection of Our Lady of Fatima
8 KofC Building
9 Pope Francis House
10 Walsingham Hall
Parking Lots 11, 12, 13 and 14
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sunday, 7 mar monday, 8 mar tuesday, 9 mar
3rd sunday of lent st john of god (OF) st frances of rome (OF)
(OF year B & EF) feria of lent (EF) feria of lent (EF)
8a Mass Michael McGrady+(FRT) 7a Mass Gary & Brenda Weekley-L (FRT) 7a Mass Gary & Brenda Weekley-L (FRT)
9.15a Masked Mass (gym) Ed Rauch+(FCS) 12p Ryan Barnett-L (FRT) 12p EF Mass Rosie Seger+ (FCS)
10a Mass Mary Jean Heap-L (FCS)
12p EF Mass For the People of the Parish (FRT)
6.30p Compline
wednesday, 10 mar thursday, 11 mar friday, 12 mar
lenten weekday (OF) lenten weekday (OF) lenten weekday (OF)
feria of lent (EF) feria of lent (EF) feria of lent (EF)
8.30a Mass John Russian+ (FCS) 7a Mass Rev.do Sac. Profico+ (FCS) 7a Mass Rev.do Mons.DiNuzzo+ (FCS)
12p EF Mass Shannon Harkins-L (FRT) 12p EF Mass Cathy Barnett-L (FRT) 12p EF Mass Peter & Devon Barnett-L (FCS)
saturday, 13 mar sunday, 14 mar prayer requests
lenten weekday (OF) 4th sunday of lent (OF year B)
feria of lent (EF) laetare sunday (EF) All those serving our country, Gena Cunning-
ham, Julie Mallory, Bridgitte Gunnells, Wrenn
8a EF Mass Joan Mertz+ (FRT) 8a Mass James Burns+(FRT) Calcutt, Jim Bannister, Stephen Wiltberger,
5p Mass Ron Schichtel+ (FCS) 9.15a Masked Mass (gym) Ed Rauch+(FCS) Lillie Nesbitt, Kevin Stainton, Doris Pratt,
10a Mass Simmons/McCullen Families+ (FCS) Sarah Williams, Kenneth Price, Jackie Andre-
12p EF Mass For the People of the Parish (FRT) jack, Deacon Bob Smith, Lois Smith, Christy
6.30p Compline Smith, Shannon Harkins, Gloria Dussich, Rose
Schillaci, Kristina Murphy, Laurie Taylor, Tony
Scachetti, Carl Jones, Luigina & John Warga,
Mary Jean Heap, Rita Herd, Marlene C. Eugen-
ia Kolinko, Emily Stapinski, Susan Subrizi, Ed
Case, Lee Mobley, Mary Jean Heap, Stella Bo-
ris, Terri Arkins, Rosemary Craig, Janine
Moore, Jean Casey, Thomas Dorsey, Jennifer
Please contact the Parish Office to request a name be added to the prayer list. Gregory, Jennifer Pfaffl, Kevin Curtis, Ray
We will leave names on the prayer list for two weeks, unless requested otherwise. Lopez, James Supulski, and Regina Flynn
Due to our church lighting project, the church schedule may change at the last minute this week.
Please check the website www.princeofpeacetaylors.net for the latest updates.
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Happenings & Needs
If you are homebound and wish to receive Holy "And behold, I am with you always,
Communion, please contact Deacon Mark at to the close of the age." Matthew 28:20
mark.thompson@princeofpeacetaylors.org or
864.630.0606. Please consider adopting an hour or become a sub-
stitute. Contact Lisa Buss at 864.508.7123 or
adoration@princeofpeacetaylors.org with questions!
If you would like to learn more about the life and • Adorers are reminded to receive the code di-
charism of Lay Dominicans and how they share in rectly from Lisa Buss.
the apostolic mission of the Dominican Order • Hours in need of adorers:
through the Four Pillars: Prayer, Study, Community • 10p Wednesdays
and Apostolic Preaching, email Linda Head, OP, for
information: ixhead@gmail.com. Notes about inclement weather:
• You will always receive an email about situations
that result in the chapel being shutdown.
Be comforted by those who have experienced the
grief of the loss of a spouse on the first Saturday of
the month in the Pope Francis House. Call Jean Ca- Parents desiring Baptism for their children must at-
sey 864.423.7010 to learn more. tend a Baptism Class. The next class will be held on
Thursday, 11 March at 6.30p through Zoom
(virtually). Please contact Deacon Gus for details at
• Sarah Smith, 21 March 864. 420.0497 baptisms@princeofpeacetaylors.org
• Maria Barontini, 30 March Baptisms cannot be scheduled until the class is com-
pleted.
Only Deacon Gus can schedule Baptisms.
Join us in welcoming the newest members of our
parish family: Matthew Morel Have you ever wondered how & why we sing the
sacred liturgy? Fr Smith recommends this excellent
resource for better understanding.
All Fridays of Lent are also days of abstinence. On
days of abstinence, meat should not be eaten at any
meal. The law of abstinence binds all Catholics who
have completed their 14th year.
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Happenings & Needs
Rosary Makers are needed to make knotted cord "It is, then, natural and worthy that as the Blessed Joseph
rosaries for the troops overseas. Rosaries must be ministered to all the needs of the family at Nazareth and
all cord. No metal, plastic, or wood for security rea- girt it about with his protection, he should now cover with
sons. Rosaries will be shipped to Fr. Gray who has the cloak of his heavenly patronage and defend the
recently been deployed. For more information on Church of Jesus Christ.” - Pope Leo XIII. Here are
how to get started, please contact Sally Zaleski at some ideas on how to honor St Joseph:
salgal71@gmail.com or at 413.325.1995. • the Holy Father has proclaimed a “Year of Saint
Joseph” from, 8 December 2020, to 8 December
2021 in celebration of the 150th anniversary of
Fraternus & Fidelis are mentoring programs for 6th- the declaration of St Joseph as Patron of the Uni-
12th graders—fraternus is for boys & fidelis is for versal Church
girls. Mentors form a brotherhood/sisterhood of vir- • pray the Litany of St Joseph, the Seven Sorrows
tue and invite the teens into it. and Joys of Saint Joseph, the Chaplet of St Joseph,
• 6th-12th grade boys are invited to participate on or simply add “St. Joseph, Head of the Holy Fami-
Tuesdays from 7-8:45pm in the PAC. Contact ly, pray for us” to your day.
Thomas at upstatefraternus@gmail.com • honor your father (or father figure) by describing
• 6th-12th grade ladies are invited to participate your gratitude, calling him, making him dinner,
on Tuesdays from 7-8.45p in Parish House. offering a Mass in his honor, or visiting his
Contact Kelly at upstatefidelis@gmail.com gravesite on St Joseph’s Day (19 March)
• Offer up your labor out of love and gratitude for
St. Joseph. Remember that keeping holy the Sab-
Which school in the Diocese has the highest bath and abstaining from labor on Sunday honors
MAP scores? Prince of Peace Catholic School! St. Joseph, too!
• Make a St Joseph altar or find a way to include St
POPCS students scored higher than all Greenville Joseph in your home
County public schools on MAP testing, too.
• Find ways to give to families in need, such as our
food pantry, following St Joseph’s loving example
Enrollment in our parish school (grades K4-8th) is
open to all (after a priority period of re-enrollment
for existing families) on a first come, first served ba-
sis. With several classes expected to be waitlist only, Our wildly successful Vacation
interested families are encouraged to apply ASAP. Bible School, Totus Tuus, will
Please schedule a tour of the parish school with Liz return again, 10-16 July
Burgdorf at 864-331-2145. 2021! Mark you calendars
now for all entering 1st-12th
graders (evening program for 7-12th graders). We
The following will be in the PAC with 100% mask need of 2 host families for our male and female team
compliance (no medical exemptions): members, dinner host families, and adult volunteers
for each grade level. Please email Maria Barontini!
• Stations of the Cross: 12 March 6.30p & 26 What makes Totus Tuus special? The Totus Tu-
March 6.30p us program was developed by Catholics and teaches
• Holy Thursday: Communion Service (not a the Catholic faith. Totus Tuus is run by a team of
Mass) 1 April at 6.30p enthusiastic, college-age adults who are on fire for
• Good Friday: Stations of the Cross & Divine our faith. The Totus Tuus program follows a 6-year
Mercy Chaplet 2 April 12p curriculum cycle. So even if you came last year, or
• Good Friday Service: 2 April 3p three years ago, the material is going to be different.
• Holy Saturday: 3 April 10.30a Not to mention, the team changes each year so the
leaders will have a totally fresh perspective.
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Our Knights of Columbus coun- Prince of Peace Catholic School is accepting applica-
cil invite you and your family to tions for the 2021-22 school year:
an open meeting to get to know • .5 FTE elementary (1st through 5th grade) Latin
the Council on Thursday, 11 and Humanities teacher. This position is a half
March at 6.30p in the Parish Ac- time position with the potential to grow into a
tivity Center. We will open in full time position in the next couple of years.
Prayer, watch a video about Learn more.
Blessed McGivney, our founding • Full Time Elementary Classroom Teacher. Learn
Priest, and then share a video from Into the Breach more.
series. Following the videos, we will discuss the pre- Please email a cover letter, resume, and references
sent and future as well as answer questions from to Principal Steven Cunningham
those attending. Bring your ideas! at principal@popcatholicschool.org.
• RSVPs appreciated. Call or text our Grand
Knight at (864) 354-5680. Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School is accept-
ing applications for:
• Full time Music Teacher and Pastoral Associate
Between 31 January—4 April, Fr Smith has invited for Children's Music beginning 1 July. Learn
everyone to disengage completely from all social me- more.
dia except what is strictly necessary for work. This
Lenten Social Media Detox extends to the parish's Please send a cover letter, resume, and three letters
social media presence as well: we will only post of recommendation to Fr Christopher Smith
livestreams, bulletins, newsletters, death notices, at frsmith@princeofpeacetaylors.org,with cc's
news about our upcoming deacons' ordinations and to alan.reed@princeofpeacetaylors.org and
first homilies, and necessary school news. Please principal@princeofpeacetaylors.org.
stay in touch by signing up for newsletters, reading
your bulletin, and viewing our website.
Did you know that when you donate blood at The
Blood Connection, Prince of Peace Catholic Church
This holiday season we thank everyone who has sup- & School has a code to “credit” it to our parish? The
ported Prince of Peace Catholic Church this past code is 3APE.
year with their time, talent and financial contribu-
tions, and look forward to support from all of our
parishioners in the year ahead. As the pace of life Men’s Bible Study meets on Tuesdays from 7-8p in
speeds up, especially around the holidays, you may Guadalupe Hall (The Middle School). They are study-
find electronic giving a most welcome way to make ing Bishop Robert Barron's 4 Gospels. It’s a great
contributions. Contact Mark Pulley at 864.331.3907. time to get involved! Questions? Contact Deacon
• donate online in our tithe.ly system - setup Michael Thompson at 864.365.6178.
EFT, one-time donation or recurring donation.
Manage your giving with ease by downloading the We have two families in need of support via meals.
tithe.ly app to your phone. Please consider helping:
• Ray Lopez is undergoing a stem cell transplant
If you normally give via WeShare, you can stick with it or and his family would appreciate meals. Click to
switch! The parish incurs lower fees with Tithe.ly. Here's help through 31 March.
the WeShare link for managing your account. • James Supulski is in the ICU with MRSA and can-
cer metastases. His family would appreciate
meals as they support his fight. Click to help.
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9 March: Feast of Saint Frances of Rome. Frances (Francesca) was born in 1384
in Rome. Her parents were wealthy nobility. As a child, Frances was very devout. She
decided at age eleven to become a nun. Frances’ father said no; he had already prom-
ised her in marriage to someone. Frances was very upset; she begged God to stop
the marriage from happening. She complained to her confessor, who responded,
“Are you crying because you want to do God’s will, or because you want God to do
your will?” Frances reluctantly agreed to the marriage. She married Lorenzo Ponzi-
ani, a good man who treated her well. He was nobility and his family was prominent
in society. Frances was very shy, so the parties that now filled her life were tor-
turous. Frances became so overwrought with social anxiety that she collapsed bed-
ridden for months, unable to eat or move. Near the point of death, Frances had a
vision in which Saint Alexis said God was giving a choice: she could choose to recov-
er, or not. Though she would have preferred to die, Frances said, “God’s will in mine.” St. Alexis then told
her that she would live, and that by doing so she would glorify God. Frances recovered. As she became ac-
quainted with her new relatives, Frances discovered that her sister-in-law also wished to live a life of service
and prayer. They became close friends. With their husbands’ blessings, Frances and Vannozza constantly
helped the poor. Frances then had three children and devoted herself as a good wife and mother. When dis-
ease and famine came to Rome, Frances took care of the sick and poor. Her father-in-law was furious at
Frances for giving away the family’s stores of food, but when the food was miraculously replenished, he re-
lented. Frances used all her money to help the poor. When all their resources were gone, Frances and Van-
nozza went door to door begging. As war raged, Frances suffered the loss of her son who was taken as a
hostage. But he was returned to her after she entrusted his life to the Blessed Virgin. Frances later lost her
younger two children to the plague. Her house was demolished. Despite these sufferings, she turned her
home into a hospital. When war was over, her husband returned injured and Frances took care of him.
Frances then received permission to start a society of women bound by no vows. This order, the Oblates of
Mary, lived in the world but offered themselves wholly to God and the service of the poor. Frances chose
not to live with the Oblates but rather at home with her husband. She did this for seven years, taking care of
her husband until he passed away. Frances then joined the Oblates in 1436 as their superior. During her lat-
er years she received frequent visions and ecstasies. It is said that for twenty-three years her guardian angel
was visible to her, aiding her work. She died in 1440 and was canonized by Pope Paul V in 1608. In 1925,
Pope Pius XI made Saint Frances the patron saint of car drivers, because of a legend that an angel used to
light the road in front of her when she travelled. She is also the patron saint of widows.
“It is most laudable in a married woman to be devout, but she must never forget that she is a
housewife. And sometimes she must leave God at the altar to find Him in her housekeeping.”
– St. Frances of Rome
Ideas for celebrating in your home:
• You could enjoy an Italian meal for today’s Feast. However, Saint Frances lived mainly on dry bread and
preferred fasting over feasting. She sets the perfect Lenten example for us: what can we fast from today
in our effort to grow in holiness?
• Saint Frances served the poor: how can you do this? Perhaps fill a box of surplus coats, blankets, food to
donate to those in need?
• Saint Frances cared for the sick: could you bless someone in their time of suffering or illness? Perhaps
send a note, prepare a meal, or drop off groceries?
• Invoke St. Frances' protection as you are getting in your car to drive somewhere today.
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Contact Us
Fr. Christopher Smith Pastor 864.268.4352 frsmith@princeofpeacetaylors.org
Fr. Richard Tomlinson Parochial Vicar 864.268.4352 richard.tomlinson@princeofpeacetaylors.org
Deacon Robert Smith Deacon 864.908.7047 dbcsmith@aol.com
*contact Deacon Bob about declarations of nullity
Deacon Gus Suarez Deacon 864.420.0497 gus.suarez@princeofpeacetaylors.org
*contact Deacon Suarez about baptisms (baptisms@princeofpeacetaylors.org), altar servers
Phil Head Director of Administration 864.331.3908 directorofadministration@princeofpeacetaylors.org
Mark Pulley Director of Finance/Bookkeeper 864.331.3907 bookkeeper@princeofpeacetaylors.org
Maria Rauch Parish Secretary 864.331.3901 maria.rauch@princeofpeacetaylors.org
*contact Maria R. about facility reservations and requesting Anointing of the Sick prior to surgery or when gravely ill
Maria Barontini Pastoral Associate for Children’s Catechesis 864.331.3919 maria.barontini@princeofpeacetaylors.org
*contact Maria B. about children’s catechesis, first confession, first communion, RCIA and confirmation
Alan Reed Director of Music 864.331.3904 alan.reed@princeofpeacetaylors.org
Bobby Moreau Director of Maintenance bobby.moreau@popcatholicschool.org
Emily Dani Pastoral Associate for Youth & Children's Music 864.331.3952 emily.dani@princeofpeacetaylors.org
Elizabeth Wilson Organist 864.331.3906 elizabeth.wilson@princeofpeacetaylors.org
Steven Cunningham Principal 864.331.2145 principal@popcatholicschool.org
Tammy Lopez Office Manager 864.331.3911 tammy.lopez@popcatholicschool.org
Ministry Liaison, Funerals, Weddings Deacon Michael Thompson michael.thompson@princeofpeacetaylors.org
Adult Religious Education Deacon Michael Cavin michael.cavin@princeofpeacetaylors.org
Basketball Maria Rauch 864.331.3901 maria.rauch@princeofpeacetaylors.org
Cub Scouts/Boy Scouts Harry Grilliot/Marty Yigdall 864.423.6541 Pack259.SC@gmail.com
Communications Director Kylee Jean Heap 864.266.8843 communications@princeofpeacetaylors.org
CYO (Catholic Youth Organization) John & Stephanie Lasitter cyo@princeofpeacetaylors.org
Food & Financial Assistance St. Vincent de Paul Society 864.331.3937
Fraternus Thomas Connelly 864.414.9192 fraternus@princeofpeacetaylors.org
Knights of Columbus 9184 John Olson 864.354.5680 gk.kofc9184@gmail.com
Natural Family Planning Kristie Killough 864.243.7800
Respect Life Tanya Wersinger 864.979.1856 tanya.wersinger@gmail.com
Sick & Homebound Deacon Mark Thompson 864.630.0606
Spiritual Direction Lisa Buss spiritualdirection@princeofpeacetaylors.org
Widows/Widowers (BOUNCE) Jean Casey 864.268.7554
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Happenings & Needs
Join our parish family with a corporal work of Deacons Michael Cavin,
mercy by feeding the hungry of Triune Mercy Mark Thompson and Mi-
Kitchen on the first Sunday of April. Please sign up chael Thompson gifted
here to have the food and drinks ready for delivery. the parish with 2 acolyte
Contact John Olson with questions at 864.354.5680. candlesticks (seen on the
cover). “It was done out
of love for the parish and
• Confession: two additional opportunities of 6- in response to the love
7p Tuesdays & 6-7p Thursdays will be added to and support we have al-
our normal schedule (5-6 Wednesdays & 3.30- ways felt throughout our journey.” said Deacon
4.40p Saturdays) Cavin on behalf of all. The gift was a total surprise to
• Pray Compline: on Sundays from 21 Febru- Fr Smith who blessed them at the 10a Mass on 28
ary—21 March, join praying night prayer at February. The candlesticks are from Adrian Ham-
6.30p. It is very easy to learn! mers, a company that has been around for over
• Stations of the Cross: Friday evenings at 7p. 130yrs doing precious metal works for churches.
We will not have Benediction or Confession dur-
ing Stations this year.
• Lenten Recommended Reading by Fr Smith: Glit- With joy, we announce that Lee Ervin, former pa-
tering Vices: A new Look at the Seven Deadly Sins rishioner, guest speaker, and choir member at POP,
and Their Remedies by Rebecca DeYoung. (link to will be joining the community of Mary Help of Chris-
Amazon) tians Abbey (a.k.a Belmont Abbey) as a postulant for
discernment, which takes place in three formal phas-
es:
Our Mass schedule for Palm Sunday (28 March) is:
• Four Month Postulancy (March 2021 – June
• 8a Quiet Mass
2021)
• 9.15a Low 100% Masked Mass in the PAC
• One Year Novitiate (July 11, 2021 – June 2022)
• 10a Blessing of Palms and Procession and Solemn
• Three Year Temporary Vows (July 2022 – June
(English) Mass
2025)
• 12p EF Latin Mass: Blessing of Palms and Simple
Mary Help of Christians Abbey, of the American-
Procession from 1955 with 1967 accommoda-
Cassinese Benedictine Congregration, follows the
tion, holding palms in place, Low Mass with Eng-
Rule of St Benedict of Nursia. The monks of Bel-
lish hymns.
mont Abbey live the Rule of work and prayer (ora et
labora) through the Divine Office, the Mass, and the
Congratulations to administration of Belmont Abbey College. The Col-
Gavin Doe who has ad- lege, founded in 1876, is a Catholic liberal arts col-
vanced to regional com- lege with more than 1,400 students enrolled in un-
petition in archery. dergraduate programs. In keeping with the Benedic-
Gavin had never held a tine tradition of stability and hospitality, Belmont Ab-
bow before learning in bey also provides accommodations for spiritual re-
the parish school Ar- treats. The Abbey and the College are situated on
chery Team with Coach a beautiful 700 acre site located 15 miles west of
Moreau. Charlotte, North Carolina.
Lee's address at the monastery will be:
100 Belmont-Mt Holly Rd
Belmont, NC 28012
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