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M
ASS
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NTENTIONS
PLEASE SEE BULLETIN BOARD FOR UPDATES
Sunday, July 16
7:30 a.m.
Amanda Hoover
8:45 a.m.
Stella and Theodore Phillip
10:30 a.m.
Parishioners of St. Catherine
1:00 p.m.
Mary Jennett
Monday, July 17
6:30 a.m.
Benjamin Rosenzweig
9:00 a.m.
Deceased members of
Jennett & McCabe Families
Tuesday, July 18
6:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
Mildred Riley
Wednesday, July 19
6:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
William Hoover
Thursday, July 20
6:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
Moen Family
Friday, July 21
6:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
Stephen F. Znidorka
Saturday, July 22
9:00 a.m.
Anita Fezzuoglio
5:30 p.m.
Jacqueline Rhodes
Daily Scriptures
READINGS AND CELEBRATIONS FOR THE WEEK
Sunday - 15
th
Sunday in Ordinary Time
Am 7: 12-15, Ps 85, Eph 1: 3-14, Mk 6: 7-13
Monday – weekday in Ordinary Time
Is 1: 10-17, Ps 50, Mt 10: 34 – 11: 1
Tuesday – St. Camillus de Lellis
Is 7: 1-9, Ps 48, Mt 11: 20-24
Wednesday – weekday in Ordinary Time
Is 10: 5-7, 13-16, Ps 94, Mt 11: 25-27
Thursday – St. Apollinaris
Is 26: 7-9, 12, 16-19, Ps 102, Mt 11: 28-30
Friday – St. Lawrence of Brindisi
Is 38: 1-8, 21-22, (Ps) Is 38: 10-12, 16, Mt 12: 1-8
Saturday – St. Mary Magdalene
Mi 2: 1-5, Ps 10, Jn 20: 1-2, 11-18
Remember in your Prayers
Baby Naima, Joshua Basile, Marjorie Dolak,
Stephen Kennedy, Maria Keran, Michael
Kerrigan, Carol McCarty, William Meyer, Jan
Michalski, Celeste Morningstarr,
David L. Wilson, Jr.
Mass Notice
The 6:30 a.m. weekly Mass will be discontinued
beginning July 7
th
. We hope to resume the early
morning Mass in mid-August.
A Word from Fr. Drummond
This week our responsorial psalm is the second half of
Psalm 85, verses 9 through 14, with verse 7 as the
antiphon.
In Old Testament terms the psalmist is writing from the
standpoint of the Babelonian exile. The first half of the
psalm is an entreaty for God to once again show His
favors to His people, while the second half – today’s
responsorial – speaks of the blessings to accompany the
restoration of Israel.
Not surprisingly the psalm takes on a much deeper
meaning when read in light of the New Testament. The
basic message of our Lord, Jesus Christ is “Repent, and
believe in the Gospel,” (Mark 1:15). Our opening verses
respond directly to our Lord’s injunction: “I will hear what
the Lord proclaims . . . near indeed is His salvation to
those who fear Him.” The following verse, “Kindness and
truth shall meet: justice and peace shall kiss,” is seen by
some of the Church Fathers as a predication or indication
of the Incarnation of the Word, the union of the human
and divine natures in the divine person of our Lord Jesus
Christ. This says St. Jerome, should encourage us to
seek salvation, which is consistent with St. Augustine’s
view that the subsequent verses refer to Confession.
Augustine views the line “Truth shall spring out of the
earth,” as man confessing his sinfulness: “Confess thy
sins and truth shall spring out of thee.” Viewed in this
way the final verses speak for themselves:
“The Lord will give His benefits . . .
Justice shall walk before Him
and salvation along the way of His steps.”
Eucharistic Adoration and Holy Hour
Adoration is every Wednesday and every First Friday
beginning after the 9:00 a.m. Mass
and ends with the reposition of the
Blessed Sacrament at 8:55 a.m. the
next day.
Holy Hour is every
Wednesday and every First Friday at
7:30 p.m.
Adorers are always
needed. Please remember to get a
substitute if you are unable to attend. If you are
interested in helping, please contact Anneke at (703) 759-
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SUMMERTIME ADORATION
Don’t forget Jesus
In the
Blessed Sacrament
During the Summer Months
While we are on vacation
Jesus remains in the tabernacle
Awaiting our visits
Remember to stop during the day
And visit with Him
Even if only for a few minutes
Adoration
Thanksgiving
Repentance
Petition
Eucharistic Adoration
Adorers Urgently Needed
We are in urgent need of more adorers for Wednesdays
and First Fridays, both for the day and night hours.
Please prayerfully consider whether you can make a
commitment to spend an hour with our Lord. Please call
Anneke Coleman at (703) 759-2599 if you can help.
Altar Boy Schedule
July 15/16
5:30 p.m.
the Woods, the Krohns, V. Marcantonio,
E. Watson
7:30 a.m.
the Kerans, P. Cerroni, A. Spalding,
K. McQuade
8:45 a.m.
S. Cynkar, the Dolencs, S. Goodwin
10:30 a.m. the Manns, the Moriartys, P. Falcone,
C. Smedberg, W. Twetten, the Stevens,
J. Wilkinson
1:00 p.m.
N. Appel, A. Giordano, the Santorums,
the Ketts
July 22/23
5:30 p.m.
the Browns, the Bradleys, the Rielings,
P. Battaglia
7:30 a.m.
the Kerans, A Ferguson, J. Livaudais,
J. Wilkinson
8:45 a.m.
J. Brake, the Galbraiths, the Hales
10:30 a.m. the Manns, the Moriartys, P. Falcone,
C. Smedberg, W. Twetten, the Stevens
1:00 p.m.
S. Cynkar, J.P. Plummer, A. Giordano,
the McCabes
Vacation Travel
To locate a Catholic Church while traveling visit
www.masstimes.org. Search by using the name of the
town you are traveling to, or by zip code. You will find
information on the closest Catholic Church to your
destination, along with parish Mass times and directions.
Summer Parish Financial Needs
The summer months always present a challenge for the
parish budget because of fluctuating attendance at
Sunday Mass.
Although it’s great to get away on
vacation, don’t forget the needs of St. Catherine’s while
you are on holiday.
Why not consider giving
electronically? The donation is made automatically and
you do not need to worry about the details. Forms may
be obtained from the parish office.
Currently St.
Catherine’s offers the option of once or twice a month,
made on the 3
rd
and/or the 18
th
of each month through
either electronic transfer via a checking account or by a
credit card.
Parish Stewardship
Thank you for your generous contributions for July 1
st
and
2nd the regular collection brought in $16,540.00, and the
poor box yielded $459.07 the second collection for “The
Little Sisters of the Poor on July 2
nd
brought in $1,731.91
Your generous contributions for July 8
th
and 9
th
brought in
$17,097.31and the poor box yielded $274.52.
OPUS DEI
A priest of the Opus Dei prelature presents an “Evening
of Recollection” from 7:30 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. in the church.
Women meet on the 3
rd
Monday of each month.
Men who have an interest in Opus Dei may contact the
Director, Daryl Glick at the Reston Study Center, located
at 1810 Old Reston Avenue at (703) 689-3433.
Additional information may be obtained through their
Website: restonstudycenter.org.
Scholarship Winners
The Women’s Association is pleased to announce the
recipient’s of the 2006 Alexander DeFilippis scholarship
winners.
Julia Lanzara and Marie Bernier will receive $3,000 each
for their college expenses.
Julia is a graduate of Langley High School and will attend
Boston College.
Marie is a graduate of Bishop O’Connell High School and
will attend Virginia Tech.
The scholarships are a result of the generous community
support for the St. Catherine of Siena Women’s
Association fashion show, luncheon, and auction held at
Riverbend Country Club.
We also wish to congratulate each of the entries on the
wonderful Christian services performed in our
communities, schools, and families. The future looks
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St. Mary Magdalene Feast Day
July 22
nd
She is called “the Penitent”. St. Mary
was given the name “Magdalen”
because, though a Jewish girl, she lived
in a Gentile town called Magdale, in
northern Galilee, and her culture and
manners were those of a Gentile. St. Luke records that
she was a notorious sinner, and had seven devils
removed from her. She was present at Our Lord’s
Crucifixion, and with Joanna and Mary, the mother of
James and Salome, at Jesus’ empty tomb. Fourteen
years after Our Lord’s death, St. Mary was put in a boat
by the Jews without sails or oars – along with Sts.
Lazarus and Martha, St. Maximin (who baptized her), St.
Sidonius (“the man born blind”), her maid Sera, and the
body of St. Anne, the mother of the Blessed Virgin. They
were sent drifting out to sea and landed on the shores of
Southern France, where St. Mary spent the rest of her life
as a contemplative in a cave known as Sainte-Baume.
She was given the Holy Eucharist daily by angels as her
only food, and died when she was 72. St. Mary was
transported miraculously, just before she died, to the
chapel of St. Maximin, where she received the last
sacraments.
Sister Parish Nicaragua
Committee Update
Electrical Generator Campaign
We wish to thank, once more, those
who have supported this effort,
whether through the “Spare a Dime”
Campaign or through last December’s
Latin Festival. However, we are still
some $3,500 short in our efforts to
purchase and ship an electrical
generator for the “El Peregrino” Occupational Center. A
container will be going to Nicaragua in mid-August from
Miami and it would be great if the generator could go in
that shipment. To cover the shortfall, we are initiating a
“GENERATE” Campaign. Donation envelopes for this
specific purpose are included with this bulletin and will be
available in the narthex in the coming weeks. Please
make checks payable to “St. Catherine of Siena –
Nicaragua Fund,” put the check or cash in an envelope
and drop it in the regular Sunday collection. Thank you,
and may God bless your generosity!
Mission To Visit The Sister Parish
A group of St. Catherine parishioners will be traveling to
Nicaragua, at their expense, over a five-day period in
October to visit our Sister Parish. It is our goal to visit
and worship with members of our sister parish, to see
first hand the projects, which we have supported, and to
assess need, both spiritual and material. Prior visits by
St. Catherine parishioners have been edifying and
humbling, given the abundance of faith and gratitude
among the poorest of the poor. Those participating in this
mission will report back to the parish upon their return.
We will be sharing our plans in this regard as the trip date
approaches.
Catholic Youth Organization (CYO)
Eucharistic Holy Hour
Come and spend one hour with Jesus, together with
Fr. Drummond.
Wednesdays, July 19
th
and 26
th
at 7:30 p.m.
Ice cream & Gelato bar following adoration.
Sundays, July 16
th
, 23
rd
and 30
th
at 7:00 p.m.
Bowling Night
$5.00 for shoes and 3 games.
First time friends bowl for free!
Bowl America in Sterling (Dranesville Rd off of Rt. 7).
Tuesday, July 25
th
King’s Dominion Trip
Sign-up at the CYO table in the narthex.
St. Catherine of Siena
Catholic Church Bible Study
“Ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ” - St. Jerome
The Son of God
Bring your Bible!
An Introduction to The Gospel of St. Mark
- Led by Anson Groves
This will be an introduction to the life of Our Lord Jesus
Christ according to St. Mark. Prior knowledge of Sacred
Scripture is not necessary. All are welcome.
Wednesday evenings in Padre Pio Hall
Study Schedule:
6:15 p.m.
Opening prayer
7:15 p.m.
Conclusion and closing prayer
7:30 p.m.
Eucharistic Holy Hour
Come, keep watch with Him!
July 12
th
Chapters 1-4
July 19
th
Chapters 5-8
July 26
th
Chapters 9-12
August 2
nd
Chapters 13-16
BULLETIN DEADLINE
Information for the parish bulletin must be submitted to
the parish office no later than noon, two Friday’s before
the weekend the bulletin is to be published. It may be
hand-carried to the parish office, faxed to (703) 759-
3753, or e-mailed to: st.catherineofsiena@priest.com.
If e-mailing your request, please reference the word
“BULLETIN” in the subject line.

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Over Fifty Club Trips
Mark your calendar now and prepare to enjoy the
following scheduled fall trips.
Tropicana Hotel, Atlantic City, overnight September 5-6.
Greece, September 11–22.
Niagara Falls, (on the Canadian side) October 2–6.
Ashville & Biltmore, October 16–19.
Cape May, October 25–27.
Italy, November 5–14.
For more information and other scheduled trips contact
Mary Ann Murphy at (703) 404-8677.
In the Diocese & Other Events
Benedictine Sisters of Virginia
Is looking for counselors to work in Catholic schools for
the 2006-2007 school year. The candidate must have at
least a masters degree in counseling or a related field,
and must be a practicing Catholic. Interested applicants
should contact Linda Zegley at (703) 967-8388 or e-mail
a cover letter and résumé to lzegley@vt.edu.
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of
Arlington – Hogar Hispano
English as a Second Language, (ESL) volunteer
Opportunities.
Are you looking for ways to help the immigrant
community? Give them the gift of English! Catholic
Charities Hogar Hispano is currently seeking volunteer
ESL teachers for classes in neighboring parishes. The
session starts in the fall, and volunteers will teach just
one class a week. Training and materials are provided.
No second language is required! If interested, please
contact Belle Penaranda at bpenaranda@ccda.net or
(703) 534-9805, x 239.
Gabriel Project & Project Rachel
Listed below are two assistance programs sponsored by
the Catholic Diocese of Arlington. These
programs are open to anyone in need,
regardless of their faith.
Gabriel Project provides pregnancy
assistance to women and men in crisis
pregnancy.
Telephone: (703) 841-3810, Website:
gabrielproject@arlingtondiocese.org.
Project Rachel provides assistance to those women and
men who have suffered an abortion. Telephone: (703)
841-2504, Website: projectrachel@arlingtondiocese.org.
Suicide Survivors’ Support Group
When someone dies by suicide, survivors are often left
with feelings of anger, guilt, and rejection. In this
group, we will offer information and suggestions for
handling these feelings. The group meets the first
Tuesday of each month from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.;
there is no cost to attend. For information, please call
(703) 941-7000, or e-mail: havenofnova@verizon.net.
Great Falls Village Centre’s Summer
Concerts on the Green
The following scheduled concerts are presented free to
the public, from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. on Sunday
evenings through July 30
th
. The Green is located at 776
Walker Road across from the Safeway Grocery Store.
You are invited to bring a picnic. For more information
call (703) 759-2485.
July 16
th
Kustom Blend: Rock of 70’s, 80’s 90’s & today
July 23
rd
Will Gravatt: Classic Country Music
Retrouvaille
Are you feeling helpless because you think your
marriage is heading downhill? Don’t despair.
Retrouvaille (French for rediscovery and
pronounced re-tro-vi) is a proven and effective
program that is helping hurting marriages rebuild
their trust and renew their communication. Please call
(703)
471-1199
or
visit
our
Website
www.helpourmarriage.org. All calls and inquiries are
confidential.
High School Summer Program
CHRISTENDOM COLLEGE is presenting a two-week
program this summer for high school juniors and seniors.
One session remains scheduled from July 9
th
through the
21
st
. Students will enjoy the pastoral tranquility of the
Christendom campus while being treated to the rich
cultural and historical fare offered by nearby Washington,
D.C. More importantly they will be able to attend courses
in theology, philosophy, history and literature. Mass and
confession available daily. Call (800) 877-5456 or visit the
Website at www.christendom.edu for more information.
Natural Family Planning (NFP)
Please note the following three classes beginning August
6
th
at St. Theresa Catholic Church in Ashburn.
Natural Family Class:
(1) NFP is a safe, effective, and morally acceptable
means of spacing children. Give your spouse
the gift of a holy marriage. A four part series for
married and engaged couples.
(2) NFP gives couples the means to effectively
postpone pregnancy when necessary without any
harmful spiritual or moral consequences.
(3) Deepen your faith by learning why God calls us
to live marriages open to life and how NFP can
be used to effectively space children. Both
married and engaged couples are welcome.
For more information call (703) 729-9011.
A great source for upcoming NFP classes is the Couple
to Couple League Northern Virginia Chapter. Visit the
Website at www.nova.ccli.org/learn.html.

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Computers for Refugee Kids
The Virginia Refugee Student Achievement Project
assists refugee students in our community to improve
academically.
Students are in need of working
computers, (Pentium 2 or higher) to assist with
schoolwork, and learning! You can help! Donate your
used computer (CPU, mouse, monitor and keyboard),
software programs, printer, paper, and ink cartridges to
help a refugee child succeed! You can drop off your
computer equipment at 80 North Glebe Road Diocesan
Center, or call the number below for more information.
Refugee Student Project: (703) 841-3871.
Virginia Catholic Conference
The Virginia Catholic Conference has created a new e-
mail advocacy network, so that those who wish to contact
their state legislators about respect life, social justice,
family and education issues can receive regular alerts on
measures considered during the 2006 Virginia General
Assembly session, (from mid-January until mid-March)
and throughout the year. Visit www.vacatholic.org for
more information.
George Mason University Gatherings
All college age folks are welcome to attend “Thursday
Night Gatherings” at George Mason University from 7:00
p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Bellarmine Chapel located at
4515 Roberts Road, Fairfax. This Thursday, July 20
th
,
we’re having Coffee House! Come perform your talents
or just sit and enjoy! For more information call (703) 425-
0022 or e-mail choran1@gmu.edu.
From the Vatican
Vatican Information Service
The Vatican Information Service is a news service,
founded in the Holy See Press Office, that provides
information about the Magisterium and the pastoral
activities of the Holy Father and the Roman Curia. The
service – which began in 1991 – transmits news from
Monday through Friday throughout the year, except
during the month of August. It is available in English,
Italian, Spanish, and French.
VIS is sent to subscribers every day at 3pm, (Rome time)
so that information is made available before its
transmission by the media.
You can receive VIS service via daily e-mail free of
charge. In order to receive VIS service, go to:
http://212.77.1.245/news_services/press/vis/englinde.php
#start, (the Vatican website) and follow the instructions
under How to receive VIS free of charge.