St. Patrick Catholic Church - October 3, 2021
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October 3, 2021
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Diocese of Charleston
The Most Reverend Robert E. Guglielmone, D. D., Bishop of Charleston
Rev. Fr. Robert F. Higgins, Se Habla Espanol
Deacon John Breeden & Deacon Markus Damwerth
St. Patrick Catholic Church
134 St. Philip Street Charleston, SC 29403
Office Mailing Address: 127 St. Philip Street Charleston, SC 29403
Phone (843) 723-6066 Rectory (843) 853-8858
Email: info@stpatrickcharleston.org
www.stpatrickcharleston.org
www.facebook.com/stpatrickchs/
Mass Schedule
Tuesday-Friday 8:00 a.m.
Saturday Vigil 6:00 p.m.
Sunday 8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m.
Sunday Student Mass 5:00 p.m.
Holy Days 8:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m.
Confessions
Saturday 5:00 to 5:30 p.m. and by appointment
Fred McKay, Principal Charlton Singleton
The Charleston Catholic School Music Director
Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 3, 2021
Due to the generosity of our parishioners, the Pen-
insula Council of St. Vincent de Paul Society was
able to help the following families on the Charleston
peninsula during the month of July and August.
Housing $5,084.63 16 Families
Electricity $11,721.99 40 Families
Water $1,362.91 4 Families
Food 103.71 8 Families
TOTALS $18,169.53 68 Families
THANK YOU!
Maureen Corless
Treasurer
The Peninsula Council of St. Vincent de Paul
MASS INTENTIONS
October 2, 2021-October 8, 2021
Saturday 10/02 For the People ENCOURAGEMENT
Sunday (8 AM) 10/03 Audrey Johnson Wilson
Sunday (10 AM) 10/03 Children Who are Sexually Abused As vital as oxygen is to the body, so is en-
couragement to the soul. —Anonymous
Monday 10/04
Tuesday 10/05
Wednesday 10/06
Thursday 10/07 Sacramental Prep for 2022
Friday 10/08 1) Any rising second grade or older children who need to
make their First Communion.
2) Any 7th-12th grade teens who desire to be Confirmed.
3) Any adults who desire to become Catholic or Catholic
Adults who need to make their First Communion and/or
PARISH FINANCIAL UPDATES (SEPTEMBER) be Confirmed.
Please contact Deacon John Breeden at
ENVELOPES & LOOSE 2ND COLLECTIONS
deaconbreeden27@gmail.com or 702-465-0163 for
WEEKLY COLLECTION 4,128.00 5.00 more information and registration.
WEEKLY COLLECTION ON LINE GIVING 2,657.00
House Blessings: Parishioners may request a
MONTHLY COLLECTION TO DATE 23,910.00 786.00
house blessing by contacting either the parish
MONTHLY BUDGETED AMOUNT 28,833.34 500.00 office, 843-723-6066 or Deacon John at
MONTHLY OVERAGE/SHORTFALL -4,923.34 286.00 deaconbreeden27@gmail.com
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BISHOP’S ANNUAL APPEAL 2020
YEAR TO DATE ACTUAL ** 23,555.00
The readings are found on page 445 in the
ANNUAL BUDGET AMOUNT 25,997.00 Word of the Lord
*The Bishop’s Annual appeal budget amount is based on the calendar year, January 1- TODAY’S READINGS
December 31.
**The year to date actual contributions are provided by the Diocesan Office of First Reading — The man said, “This one is
Stewardship & Mission Advancement.
bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh; this one
shall be called ‘woman’ ” (Genesis 2:18-24).
THE SICK: Edna Tolbert, John Deas, Bernard Hamilton,
Jane Wright, Maurice Chapman, Keith Mitchell, Martha Psalm — May the Lord bless us all the days of
McCants, Joel Rivera, Ralph Hurley, Benjamin Pickering, Fran our lives (Psalm 128).
Taylor, Ronald “Pike” Goodwin, Marc Hunter, Cherry Seabrook, De-
lores Jackson, Yvonne Gice, George McNeil, Deanie Pickering, Baby Second Reading — He who consecrates and
Archie, Johnnie Higgins, Mason Green, Catherine Bellinger, Louise those who are being consecrated all have one
Stewart, William Davis, Rhunetta Brown, Mary Lee Kinlow, Rich Lo- origin (Hebrews 2:9-11).
muscio, Marcia Palmer, Reginald Harris, Arnelle Grant, Michele Mil-
ler, Julius Fielding, Doris Hamilton, Diane McQueen, Lateisha Kinsey, Gospel — Whoever does not accept the kingdom
Nellie Jefferson, Dean Morris, Arriana Movahedi, Yvette Barlow, of God like a child shall not enter it (Mark 10:2-
Myrtle Brown, Donna Kinsey, Barbara Donovan, Kimberly Gaillard, 16 [2-12]).
Norman Malloy, Dorothy Rose, Sylvia Chapman and all those at home
or in nursing homes.
Mission Statement
St. Patrick
St. Patrick Catholic Church is a faith-filled Liturgical Ministries Schedule
community that is forever growing in a rela- October 9, 2021 & October 10, 2021
tionship with Christ. We celebrate the pres-
ence of Christ in Word and Sacrament, Oct 9: Saturday Vigil
demonstrate love and concern for all parish- 6:00 PM
ioners, teach by example, and strive to serve ALT Jeremy Mazyck Emily Pastva
the needs of all in the community. Richard Pastva
EUCH Patricia Mack
LEC Ellen Dudash (1) Mabel Elliott-Moultrie (2)
OCTOBER 3, 2021-OCTOBER 9, 2021 USH Aaron Richardson Chris Ross
USH-COL Barbara Birds Alvin Simmons
Sunday, Oct 3-Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
Masses are 8am & 10am, Student Mass @ 5pm Oct 10: Twenty-Eighth in Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:00 AM
Tuesday, Oct 5-Bible Study @ 11am (Conference Call) ALT Keith Bryant Maggie Hazel
Nolan Sherry
Tuesday, Oct 5-Legion of Mary @ 5:30pm (NO Mtg) EUCH Rovena Owens
Thursday, Oct 7-Choir Rehearsal (NO Mtg) LEC Christine Castaneda (1) Phil A. Sherry (2)
USH John Gantt, Jr. Queen Toney
Saturday, Oct 9- Vigil Mass @ 6pm USH-COL Lynn Phillips Sandra Robertson
10:00 AM
ALT Shawn Carter Lilly Colwell
George McBean
EUCH Katie Breeden
LEC Kelli Burke (1) Gale Singletary (2)
USH Clive D’Vaz Vincent Mazyck
USH-COL Rocco Pasquarello Raymond Polite
College of Charleston Students!
Welcome to St. Patrick and welcome to the new year. Child Protection Program (Reminders)
All employees and volunteers must meet several
One of the best decisions you can make to grow in
requirements prior to working with children. This in-
your faith and connect with other Catholic students is cludes:
to become part of the Catholic Student Association. a. All Employees, this includes those who are
Please drop by our website: http:// contracted
www.CofCCSA.org and click on the link to join the b. Volunteers with access to minors and or/ vul-
nerable adults
NewmanConnection app. Also, be sure to join our
c. Ushers
group on Facebook (CofCatholics) and follow us d. Traveling Eucharistic Ministers
on Instagram (CofC_CSA). We have Mass every e. Greeters
Sunday at 5:00p.m. On the 1st and 3rd Sunday Employees and volunteers must:
of each month, we have Adoration and Confes- 1.Take the Safe Haven-Its Up to You by going to
http://charleston.CMGconnect.org to complete your
sion at 4:00 p.m. and on the 2nd and 3rd Sun-
new online safe environment curriculum
days of the month we have Rosary at 4:30. Fol- 2.Fill out the Diocese of Charleston Background
lowing Mass, there is a free dinner for students Screening forms
downstairs in the parish Hall at 6:15. We can’t wait 3.Read the Diocese of Charleston Sexual Policy
to meet you! If you have any questions please call: 4.Sign the Acknowledgement of the Receipt of the
Diocese of Charleston’s Sexual Abuse Policy
843-697-0854
5.Sign the Volunteer Code of Conduct
Yours in Christ, 6.Turn in a copy of the Safe Haven Certificate and
Tom Gregory completed forms to the church office
THE BARRIERS THAT SEPARATE US
We live in a society that has many technological avenues for stimulation and entertainment, one in
which the urban population exceeds the non-urban. It is curious that loneliness is a prevalent malady. It
is easy to reach out and touch someone, we are told. But—in truth—it is not all that easy, and statistics
from the mental health field will reinforce that opinion. Today’s readings are about the ways in which we
can authentically reach out: God touches Adam to create a mate and end his solitude; God-in-Jesus takes
on human flesh and death in order that we might come to glory; Jesus reaches out to the children whom
the disciples had tried to keep away, showing us the manner in which we must approach the loving em-
brace that awaits us in heaven. Until that day, however, we must remember that ours is a sacramental
church, a church of signs of the love of God. And so we are called to reach out continually to ease the lone-
liness and the barriers that separate us from one another and, therefore, from the love of Christ.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Our school made pinwheels for peace and had a prayer service for
Who is an Active Parishioner? World Peace Day.
• Regular attendance at Mass on Sundays and Ho-
ly Days of Obligation. Absent only for serious
reason, e.g. illness.
• Registered in the Parish, receiving and using
weekly envelopes, supporting the Parish accord-
ing to the best of one’s ability.
• Volunteers and participates in Parish activities
with time, talent, and resources as means per-
mit.
• Trying to live the Catholic Faith as best they can
with God’s help and the support of family and
friends at home and in the Parish.
PARISH REGISTRATION The Charleston Catholic
School
Welcome to all new families/individuals. Please Fred McKay, Principal
register as soon as possible. Registration in 888-A King St.
house is needed for planning purposes. Regis- Charleston, SC 29403
tration is required before the parish can issue a 843-577-4495
sponsorship certificate for those asked to be
sacramental sponsors.
You must be registered and a contributing
member for at least 6 months before a certifi-
cate will be given. Registration Forms are avail-
able in the Parish Office 723-6066 and on line.
MARRIAGES
The couple must contact in person the pastor at
least one year prior to the desired date of the wed-
ding.
Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary
Please contact the office to initiate the marriage Time
preparation process or if you have questions. Bap-
tism and Confirmation certificates are needed. October 3, 2021
Let the children come to me;
Any notices for publication in the bulletin should do not prevent them,
be submitted in writing by email on Mondays by
for the kingdom of God belongs
12 noon for the following Sunday. Our email
address is info@stpatrickcharleston.org. Thank to such as these.
You! — Mark 10:14
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