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Weekly Bulletin

7 Epiphany

February 19, 2012

 

 

1.   Welcome:  We are honored to have you worshipping at St. Patrick’s today. Please sign the guest book by the doors in the narthex and join us for coffee and refreshments in the house at the end of the sidewalk. If you have any questions or would like to talk to a priest call Fr. Ray at 400-6721

2.   S.P.Y:  St. Patrick’s Youth will meet today 5-7pm.

3.   Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper:  Feb. 21, 5:30 to 7:00pm. $3.50 per person or $10.00 for families of four or more. Proceeds to SPY. See sign up sheet in narthex to donate food items or to help.

4.   Choir Rehearsal :  Tues. Feb. 21, 7-8:30pm.

5.   Ash Wednesday Masses – With imposition of ashes, 6:30am and 6:30pm. Music at 6:30 pm Mass. We will break the fast at Cozumel’s after the evening Mass

6.   Stations of the Cross: Each Friday in Lent at 6:3opm we will do the stations in our memorial garden followed by a simple soup and bread Lenten meal. Proceeds will go to SPY

7.   Holy Day Mass/Requiem:  St. Matthias, Fri., Feb. 24, 7pm. Please submit names to Fr. Ray of family and friends who have died in Feb of any year.

8.   New Service: Beginning this Sat., February 25th at 5pm  we will add a spoken Mass called “Come to the Quiet”. It will be a combination of Evening Prayer and Holy Communion and will emphasize silence in the midst of an ever increasing noise filled world. As the Psalmist said, “Be still and know that I am God.”

9.   Saturday Night Servers:  We will need First Server, Chalice Bearer, and Usher for the Sat. services. Please let Marty know if you would like to serve. This will be added to the March schedule.

10. Food Bank Sunday: Sunday, Feb. 26; needed this month spaghetti sauce and pasta.

11. Lenten Discipline: A part of our Lenten discipline is to set aside money for the poor and needy. This year we are encouraging you to take a mite box and fill it during Lent. The offerings will go to the Anglican Relief and Development Fund which ministers to the desperately poor around the world. Information as well as mite boxes are available in the narthex.

12. Pledge Cards: It is not too late to turn in a pledge care for 2012. The Vestry uses your pledges to develop a budget for the year. Now that we are in our new chapel and facing increased payments, it is even more critical that every member pledge.

13. Altar Flowers:  2012 Altar Flower Calendar was lost in our move from Lancaster. New calendar available on the door of Marty’s office. If you had previously signed up for flowers, please sign the new one.

14. Parking Expansion: We are moving forward with plans to expand our parking lot. Each paved space costs about $900 and we are hoping to double the size of our parking. If you would like to make a donation toward that end, put “parking lot” in the memo section of your check. Also pray for dry weather so that we can begin the work.

 

 

Healing

Beth Mitchell - healing from MS

Amy Miller - breathing and physical strength

Pat Hopper – Olivia Debboli’s grandmother, cancer

Marcia Maguire – eye infection

Peter, Sunil and Sumi – emotional healing

Roland Parris – Andy Grosson’s stepfather, healing

Joy Thompson – physical health

Duane Maguire – Brent’s little brother, needs heart transplant

Mike Turner – Linda Lemme’s cousin, pancreatic cancer

Sharon Drivas – heart problems

Margarette Devaney – relief from suffering, anxiety of Alzheimer’s

Thomas Stephens – Jim’s father, failing health

Jerry Norton – dementia

Alicia Nall – Amanda Custer’s mother, brain tumor surgery 3/2

Tommy  – John Drivas’ nephew, Lymnes disease, blood disorder

Johnny White – Theresa Whinnery’s brother – cancer spreading

Karen Grant – multiple health issues including kidney stones

Beth Palmer – healing during therapy for frozen left shoulder

Ladale’s son – bleeding and swelling on his brain; unable to remember and put words together

Millie and Ruby – preemie twins of Elizabeth and Scott Doolittle

LaDale Doty-blood pressure problems

Ken Carlsen – cancer of prostate spread to lungs

Hillary – Pamela Norton-Bryant’s daughter, allergy problems

Kimberly Barboza – strength, faith for her and family in her beginning of fight against breast cancer

Gavin Clark – broke his back in two places

Will Dianna – 1 yr. old, recovery from urological surgery, continued improvement and health

Jeff Rigby – Doreen’s grandson, multiple tumors in stomach

Richard Hofflander – adbestosis, congestive heart failure

Katrina Adams – asthma, bronchitis, healthy pregnancy

Mary Guill – Fr. Guill’s mother – colon cancer

Chuck Cuningham – grandfather of Jacob and Wesley, cysts on paccreas and mass on throat

Sandra Tallent – 23 yrs. old, heart attack

Steve – recovery, strength and continued healing for multiple injuries

Teresa Kearns – Hal’s sister-in-law, recovering from shingles

Sandra – Peggy Kearns’ niece, preparing for kidney surgery in the summer

Jeannie Lein - cancer

 

Petitions

 

The Most Rev’d Robert Duncan – Archbishop of ACNA (Anglican Church in North America)

The Rt Rev’d Dr Foley Beach - Anglican Diocese of the South

The Rt. Rev’d Keith Ackerman - Bishop of Forward in Faith & SSC

St. Andrew’s Anglican/Nashville, Fr. Jim Guill

St. Michael’s Anglican/Gallatin, Fr. Pete Minton

St. Matthias Anglican/Nashville, Mrs. Susan Crane

St. Stephen’s Anglican/Tullahoma – searching for a priest

Hope Lutheran Church/Murfreesboro, Fr. Freddy Richardson

Holy Family Anglican Church/Hendersonville – Fr. Jeff Jones

Christ the King Anglican Church/Winchester, Fr. Bill Midgett

Church of the Redeemer/Chattanooga – Fr. Tom Waddell

The Rev’d Ronnie Meek/Springhouse Worship and Arts Center

St. Brigid’s Anglican Church/Murfreesboro? (future church plant)

Pray for the peace of Jerusalem and in the Middle East

Safety for our armed forces, victory over terrorism, peace

Mary Ellen Stock – Beth Palmer’s mother, emotional peace and spiritual protection in her journey with Alzheimer’s

Sebastian –come to know the love of God in Jesus Christ

Evan and Rachel Aldridge – missionaries to the Dominican, 2 yrs

Lee Stewart – Chris Grosson’s grandmother

Pamela – God’s guidance

Fedaa Salib – peace in Egypt, work for her and husband, for her to receive religious asylum here, for  him to receive visa to come to US, prayers for her family here and in Egypt

Jennifer Dedmon – unborn son will need heart surgery at birth

Baby Morgan – unborn child of Ellie and Jeremy, choroid plexus cysts on its brain

Myra – loss of father, emotional and spiritual healing

Don Bulger – relief from pain

China – relief, peace, healthy pregnancy

Walter Debboli – strength and guidance to fill the void in his life

Teresa Titus – Dorrence Stovall, difficult separation and divorce

St. Patrick’s Choir – growth and guidance and blessing

Blessings on St. Patrick’s Vestry – Mark Miller, Michael Grant,  Joan O’Shields, Donna Allen, Gwendolyn Hamilton, Danielle Carpenter, Carl Barringer, Treasurer, Adrian Dye, Jr. Warden, Steve Thompson, Sr. Warden

 

Departed and Those Who Mourn

 

 

PRAYER REQUEST

February 24 - Friday
06:30 PM - Feast of St. Matthias - Requiem Mass 6:30pm
06:30 PM - Stations of the Cross 6:30PM
February 25 - Saturday
05:30 PM - Spoken Mass 5:30pm
February 26 - Sunday
09:00 AM - Family Mass 9AM
11:00 AM - 11AM Holy Communion
05:30 PM - SPY (Youth Group)
February 28 - Tuesday
07:30 PM - Choir Practice 7:30pm
February 29 - Wednesday
06:30 PM - F.I.S.H. Bible Study 6:30pm





St. Patrick's Anglican Church
PO Box 941
Smyrna, TN 37167
Phone: 615-534-2589
info@stpatrickssmyrna.org

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