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Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton May 22, 2022
Catholic Parish 10700 Aboite Ctr. Rd website: seasfw.org
Fort Wayne, IN 46804 260-432-0268
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CONFESSION TIMES
A er most weekday Masses and
Saturday, a er the 8:15 am Mass
MASS TIMES INTENTIONS
Monday, May 23
6:30 am † Janet Enrie o
8:15 am † Homer (Butch) Foster
Tuesday, May 24
8:15 am Living & Deceased Members of the
Sunderland Family
Eucharis c Exposi on a er 8:15 am Mass un l 6:00 pm S R
and following the 6:00 pm Mass un l 8:30 pm M 22, 2022
6:00 pm Adult Family (Living)
Monday
Wednesday, May 25 ~ Memorial of Saint Bede the Acts 16:11-15; Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a & 9b; Jn
Venerable, Priest and Doctor of the Church 15:26—16:4a
6:30 am † Richard Ciesielski
8:15 am † Lucy Cucinelli Tuesday
Acts 16:22-34; Ps 138:1-2ab, 2cde-3, 7c-8; Jn
Thursday, May 26 ~ Memorial of Saint Philip Neri, Priest 16:5-11
8:15 am †
6:00 pm Wednesday
Acts 17:15, 22-18:1; Ps 148:1-2, 11-12, 13, 14;
Friday, May 27 ~ Memorial of Saint Augus ne of Jn 16:12-15
Canterbury, Bishop
6:30 am † Raymond Deasy Thursday
8:15 am † Michael Onulak Acts 18:1-8; 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4; Jn 16:16-20
Saturday, May 28 Friday
8:15 am † Wayne & Peggy Perry Acts 18:9-18; Ps 47:2-3, 4-5, 6-7; Jn 16:20-23
Eucharis c Exposi on and Confessions following the 8:15
am Mass un l 9:45 am Saturday
4:30 pm Pro Populo Acts 18:23-28; Ps 47:2-3, 8-9, 10; Jn 16:23b-28
Sunday, May 29 ~ Ascension of the Lord Sunday Ascension of the Lord
8:00 am † Charlene Wenzel Acts 1:1-11; Ps 47:2-3, 6-7, 8-9; Eph 1:17-23 or
9:45 am † Harber/Doust Families Heb 9:24-28; 10:19-23; Lk 24:46-53
11:30 am † Helen Starnes
5:30 pm † Samuel & Angelina Ventruella
ST ELIZABETH ANN SETON CATHOLIC PARISH MAY 22, 2022 SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
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FR. TERRY COONAN FROM THE PASTOR
IN ALL THINGS, PRAISE GOD
A son of the parish, Seminarian David Langford was ordained a deacon yesterday in a ceremony in South Bend.
Along with four other seminarians, these men are now entering into their last stage of forma on towards diocesan
priesthood. Two other men in their ordina on class will be ordained in Rome in September because they are
studying abroad for their years of seminary. Please con nue to pray for their new role in the church. We are
delighted to welcome Deacon David to preach his first homilies at the two early Masses on this Sunday morning,
before he heads to his summer parish assignment. As I write this ahead of me, I s ll don't know what parish he
will be at, but should be able to tell you on Sunday. God bless him and all the new deacons.
Another son of the parish, Dcn. Mark D. Hellinger, will be ordained a priest in two weeks me, along with two other
men of our diocese. Deacon Mark is also studying in Rome, and will return for further studies for God-willing just
one more year before returning to the diocese and serving in parish ministry. As a parish we prayed the novena for
our new Dcn. David Langford, and so too will we start a novena for Dcn. Mark.
In various bulle n columns since my February retreat, I have shared about the journey of spiritual healing that God
desires for each one of His sons and daughters. One of the great ways I encourage you to grow more deeply is to
listen to an interview with one of my retreat directors: Sr. Miriam Heidland, SOLT. She was interviewed in a recent
episode of the podcast: Pints with Jack, posted on April 21st (Season 5, episode 37). If you simply do an internet
search (or at YouTube) using the words "Pints with Jack" and "Sister Miriam," you should find it without any
trouble. I find her way speaking about this topic to be very powerful, authen c, and edifying. I hope it whets your
appe te to learn more about personal spiritual healing in Christ and through His Church.
Sr. Miriam is a former Division I athlete who had a radical conversion and joined the Society of Our Lady of the
Most Holy Trinity (SOLT) in 1998. Her story has been featured on EWTN’s The Journey Home, SEEK Conferences,
Steubenville Conferences and other outlets. She holds a Master’s degree in Theology from the Augus ne Ins tute
and speaks extensively on the topics of conversion, authen c love, forgiveness and healing. She is also affiliated
with the John Paul II Healing Center in leading healing retreats for priests and religious sisters across the na on,
which is how our paths crossed this winter, where she helped with presen ng the material for the group and also
worked one-on-one with some of the priests, including myself.
She is also one of the cohosts of the Abiding Together Podcast with two other Catholic women (not religious
sisters), and I only hear good things from the women who listen to this podcast.
The interview on Pints with Jack is one of many videos of Sr. Miriam you can find online. All her talks do a
phenomenal job of sharing how the healing process takes flesh in our personal experiences. Her talk at a
Steubenville Conference would be great for a high school audience. Her talk at the Focus conference would be
great for college students or adults, as well as her talk on the show Pints with Aquinas (via YouTube). Due to her
personal story's details, which she discusses tastefully, I would recommend previewing these before sharing with
children. I hope they are a blessing to you as they have been to me!
ST ELIZABETH ANN SETON CATHOLIC PARISH MAY 22, 2022 SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
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LOIS WIDNER SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
GREETINGS SAINT HASA
ELIZABETH ANN SETON
Dining to Donate is scheduled for May 24th at Casa Ristorante on
PARISHIONERS! Jefferson. Show the flyer when ordering to have 10% of your
purchase donated to our school. Thank you!
It is hard to believe we are star ng the last week of school. Our
8th graders will graduate on Wednesday. Please pray for them
as they move on to high school and beyond.
On Tuesday, we are having a Rosary Rally on the football field
at 1:30PM. Sister Igna a Henneberry of Sisters of St. Francis of
Perpetual Adora on will be our guest speaker. Our fourth
graders have been praying the rosary every day for the
students in our school and will lead our rosary on Tuesday.
Have a great week,
Miss Widner, Principal
SCHOOL NEWS Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School is hiring!
We have openings for a Nurse and Instruc onal Assistants! Contact
As we finish out a year of learning, we think back to all that we
Lois Widner at lwidner@seascsfw.org for an interview or apply at
accomplished and experienced throughout the year. We thank
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our parish, teachers, and parents for giving us the opportunity
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to grow in our Catholic faith by following God’s will through
our mind, heart, and soul.
Virtue = Temperance
This is the strength to moderate the a rac on to pleasures and
provides balance in the use of created goods.
CALENDAR
May 23: Kindy 500
May 24: Rosary Rally 1:30
Dining to Donate at Casa 5-9PM
8th grade Awards 6:30PM
May 25: 8th grade Gradua on 8:15AM
May 26: Field Day & Chalk Day
May 27: Last day for students
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CAROLE YANEY FORMATION KIM CONTE YOUTH FORMATION
cyaney@seasfw.org Ext. 107 kconte@seasfw.org Ext. 111
Deacon Mark Hellinger is in his many fond memories at the school, though I spent most of
final period of preparation my time in school at the St. Joseph campus. One memory I
before celebrating his have from second grade was dressing up as a priest for a
ordination to the priesthood on “dress up for what you want to be when you grow up” day!
Saturday, June 4, at 11 am, at
the Cathedral of the Immaculate Who will be doing the homily at your first Mass on June
Conception in Fort Wayne. All 5, at 2 pm? Why did you select this person? Fr. Andrew
parish family members are Budzinski, currently the pastor of St. John the Baptist in Fort
invited to attend his first Mass here at St. Elizabeth on Wayne as well as the Vocations Director, will be the Homilist
Sunday, June 5, at 2 pm. We will have a reception for my first Mass. I asked him to do it for a couple reasons,
following Mass. first, because I enjoy his preaching style. Second, because
he has been a priest with a big impact on my vision of
We praise God for Deacon Mark responding to God’s priesthood and helping me form a priestly identit
call to holy orders and ask that you pray the novena in
this bulletin starting May 27 through June 4.
What are you most looking forward to about being a
We asked Deacon Mark to answer some questions about priest? It’s hard to say. Like all vocations that God calls us
himself. Below are his responses to some of the to, there are so many aspects that I look forward to that it’s
questions. More responses will be in next week’s difficult to pin-point one thing. I particularly enjoy preaching
bulletin. and teaching, which the Second Vatican Council emphasizes
is one of the primary tasks of priests. Obviously, the
celebration of the Sacraments is something I deeply long to
do regularly – most of all the Eucharist. I also particularly
look forward to accompanying the sick and the dying and
How long have you been a parishioner at St. Elizabeth?
ministering to their families. At the end of the day, I look
I’ve been a parishioner for as long as I can remember, and I
forward to offering myself to the service of the Church in this
believe that it has been my whole life. I was not baptized
wonderful diocese, whatever shape and form that takes as
here, but that is because my cousin, Fr. John Delaney, was
well as whatever demands it makes of me as a priest, I look
pastor of St. Peter’s at the time I was born and so he
forward to with joy.
baptized me there. But other than that, all of my life as a
Catholic has been with St. Elizabeth as my home.
Who will be vesting you at your ordination and why? Fr.
What is your favorite memory about the parish? When I Dan Scheidt, pastor of St. Vincent de Paul Parish in Fort
think of St. Elizabeth I think of the Baptismal Font. That is Wayne, will be vesting me as a priest. Though many don’t
because of two things that come to mind immediately. One always see the ritual of the vesting of new priests (if you are
(and more important) is the several Easter Vigils I have had at the ordination look for it after the Bishop prays the Prayer
the pleasure of serving and the joy of being around that Font of Ordination), it is a beautiful ritual action of a priest giving
as men and women are Baptized into Christ. In fact, last the new priest the vestments of his office. And because no
summer I even had the opportunity to baptize my niece in one takes on ministry in the Church of his own initiative, the
that very source of life. No other memories come close to the new priest (and deacon) is first dressed by someone else
joy at the work of God there. The second thing that comes to (think of what Jesus says to Peter…that someone else will
mind around the Baptismal Font is actually an embarrassing dress him and lead him where he does not want to go).
moment when I was younger. I was serving as an Usher; I Generally, a new priest asks someone who has had a
am not sure how old I was. I passed out right in front of the meaningful impact on him as he has discerned and formed a
Font and hit my head so loud that Fr. Jim had to stop and priestly identity. It’s no different in my case. Fr. Dan is a
ask if there was a doctor around. I was very embarrassed at priest whom I admire greatly and has been a model for me of
the time (when I came to). priestly zeal and a love for priestly ministry.
More to come next week!
What is your favorite memory about the school? I have
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Ben Wedler Liturgy RAEANN MULLEN LITURGICAL PASTORAL ASSOCIATE
bwedler@seasfw.org Ext. 105 rmullen@seasfw.org Ext. 104
LITURGICAL MINISTER TRAINING DATES
There will be Server training for new Servers only on Wednesday, June 1 from
5:00 to 6:30 pm. This is for all incoming 5th graders and older.
There will be training for all new liturgical ministers on Wednesday, May 25
from 5:30 to 6:30 pm.
You do not need to a end if you are already trained.
Schedule of Ministers ~ May 28 & 29 (***Sub Request)
Please support
Saturday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Redeemer Radio
4:30 pm 8:00 am 9:45 am 11:30 am 5:30 pm and all of the
wonderful
Lector Elaine Maggie Brian Jenny Steve
programs they offer
Pon llo Landrigan Hill Andorfer Reed
By listening to
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Lucas Landrigan Barne Mullen*** Reed***
EMOC Mark Joseph Joanne Jane Kelley
Clay Toliver Leja Francis Doyle
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Server Caroline Andrew Elizabeth Andrew Julia
Elder Langford Hill Campbell Dluzak
Kendyl
Kraick
Abigail
Enquist
Sam
Barne
Jessica
Birkle
Brooklyn
Gray
MATRIMONY
Engaged couples wishing to marry at St. Elizabeth should
Gabrielle Ethan Noah Alex Avery contact Raeann Mullen at 432-0268, before reserving a
Howard Landrigan Barne Birkle Parrish*** wedding date. Weddings typically take place at the Catholic
parish where the bride or groom has been registered for some
Dominic Jack Maggie Kayla Timothy me and are a ending Mass regularly. Marriage prepara on
DeLuca Stockmaster Barne Smith Rowan*** classes take about six months to complete, and it is never too
early to begin the prepara on program.
Usher NOT Rodney Michael Jacob John
FILLED Schroeder Shade Gibson Dluzak
NOT
FILLED
Dave
McMahan
Bob Hoppe Rich
Burton
BAPTISMS
Bap sms are typically celebrated at 12:30 pm on the 2nd and
Welcome James Peter Mel Inez NOT 4th Sunday of the month. Please contact Raeann Mullen in
Center Zollinger LaMaster Shade Skillman FILLED the parish office at 432-0268 to schedule a bap sm.
Host
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JENNIFER ENGQUIST FINANCE
jengquist@seasfw.org Ext. 112 Clergy:
Pastor:
Fr. Terry Coonan ext. 108
frterry@seasfw.org
Associate Pastor:
Fr. Stephen Felicichia ext. 109
frstephen@seasfw.org
Associate Pastor:
Fr. Luke Okoye ext. 103
frluke@seasfw.org
Facili es Manager:
Rob Slocum ext. 110
rslocum@seasfw.org
Office Administra on:
The Annual Pentecost Collec on for Seminarian Educa on will be
held the weekend of June 4th and 5th. Thank you. Parish Office Administra on:
Bulle n Editor:
Sue Ogg ext. 101
sogg@seasfw.org
SUMMER HOURS
Please note that the parish office will close at noon on Fridays from Parish Office Administra on:
June 3rd through September 2nd. Thank you. Social Media Editor:
Bonnie Ra ext. 100
bra @seasfw.org
TRIVIA QUESTION OF THE WEEK?
Parish Office Hours & Info
What’s the difference between a mansion and a manse? 10700 Aboite Center Road
260-432-0268
Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
June 3 - September 2 we will be closing
at noon on Fridays
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MEDICARE
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Week of 5-8-22
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COMING SOON
Most Precious Blood FunFest
Most Precious Blood Church is celebra ng FunFest on June 3 and 4! Join us
for children's games, raffles, bingo, inflatables, trackless train, silent auc on,
and MORE! Food provided by Big Eyed Fish and Booker's BBQ. Live music
includes Randara on Friday 6/3 and Fort Wayne Funk Orchestra on Saturday
6/4. Join us for food, fun, and fellowship! For more informa on, please call
260-415-3784. Thank you.
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OUTSIDE SOURCES
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EVENT CALENDAR
Monday, May 23
7:00 am St. Paul Street Evangeliza on Parish Conf. Room
9:30 am Mary & Martha Lds. Prayer Group Fr. Solanus
Tuesday, May 24
10:00 am Library Staff Library
6:30 pm VBS Prep Night Cafe
6:30 pm 8th Grade Awards Church
6:30 pm CYO Mee ng Mother Teresa
6:30 pm Small Faith Community Library
7:30 pm Men’s Basketball Gym
Wednesday, May 25
6:30 am Men’s Group Mother Teresa
9:00 am 8th Grade Gradua on Church
1:00 pm SEASCS meet with Priests Media Center/Youth Room
5:30 pm Liturgical Minister Training Church
7:00 pm Catholicism 201 Library
Thursday, May 26
SEASCS Field Day K-7 All Day Event
10:00 am Bible Study Fr. Solanus, Library, Mother Teresa, Nursery, St. JP II
6:00 pm Bible Study Fr. Solanus, Library, Mother Teresa, Nursery, St. JP II
6:30 pm Cub Scouts Meet Café
7:00 pm Kingdom Builders Church
7:00 pm Boy Scout Troop 300 Boy Scout Room
SONS OF SETON CELEBRATION?
In the months of May and June, two of our young men
Friday, May 27 are being ordained, David Langford and Mark
Last Day of School Hellinger. In the past, June has been a popular month
for the FTW-SB Diocese to receive men accepted by the
Bishop Rhoades to receive the Sacrament of Holy
Saturday, May 28
Orders. On June 26th, 2010, our diocese celebrated
7:00 am St. Paul Street Evangeliza on Youth Room
Bishop’s laying of hands on the brothers Terry and Ma
1:00 pm Quinceanera - Soto Church
Coonan who we now acknowledge as Father Coonan
3:00 pm Private Bap sm - Kocevar DMEC
and Father Coonan. Anyone who was at Fr. Dave
Rupert’s first Mass at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton held on an
Sunday, May 29 October Sunday, got a chuckle when he began his
7:30 am Rosary for Pro-Life Church homily, “Oh great, my first Mass and the Gospel reading
6:30 pm FIAT Youth Room is, “Call no one Father.” Of course, Ma hew 23 also
6:30 pm HAWC Library goes on to say, “Call no one Master.” Cri cs of Christ’s
Church who pick-and-choose scripture lines ignoring a
more learned context complain Catholics wrongly call
priests Father. Centuries of Church teaching based on
Central Catholic High School careful Biblical study of Christ’s instruc ons makes it
clear that He was cri cizing hypocri cal Pharisees who
2022 marks 50 years since Central Catholic High School Fort Wayne closed. To honor all put themselves in the place of God not prac cing what
that CC stood for and meant to us, there will be a celebra on for all former students, they preached yet demanding the tle of Teacher or
staff and faculty on Saturday June 11, 2022 from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm at the CC Father. Our humble priests deserve the respect for
Memorial Plaza located at 130 E. Lewis St. in Fort Wayne. dedica ng their lives to serve others leading those who
There is no charge for a endance, but we appreciate your RSVP to will listen on a path to an eternity with Christ whose
celebratecc2022@gmail.com with your name (including maiden), class year, and message is eternal life with His Father.
number a ending. Food trucks will be available for lunch purchases or you may bring
your own. Thank you. Above informa on by Allen County Historian Tom Castaldi
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