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Our Parish Times introduces another year of parish activities among schools, religious education, sports, sacramental preparation, liturgical and social jus  \ntice ministries. With God’s grace, we return strengthened in faith and renewed commitment to re-engage in parish life at a critical time. Welcome new pastors, clergy and staff to our Montgomery County Catholic communities, especially newly ordained priests and deacons. Welcome new principals and staff in our outstanding Catholic schools along with others in parish work serving more than 120,000 faithful in promoting inspired parish communities of spiritual growth and Christian service. As often observed here, Montgomery County is a wonderful place to live, learn, work, play and worship. Active  \nContinued on page 12  \nYour Vote Makes a Difference  \nBy Katie Holland, Christ the King parish editor  \nn his column “A Critical Time for  \nMontgomery County” in the last issue of  \ntOuhatriParish Tt is alwayimsiesm,pMsortgar. Ent tonz“ler remindelook carefudl  \nly at all the candidates and vote for those who might be particularly supportive of the values we hold as a Church and as a community.”  \nLooking around Montgomery County, St Paul’s in Damascus is the parish with the most political candidates this election cycle. Little Flower in Bethesda is in second place.  \nThese are the candidates running for office in this November’s General Election who may be sitting next to you in the pews!  \nFrom St. Paul’s in Damascus, Patricia Fenati, endorsed by Maryland Right to Life, is running for one of the three Legislative District 14 General Assembly Delegate seats, along with Kevin Dorrance, also from St. Paul’s, and Michael Ostroff of St Francis of Assisi in Fulton (Howard County) . These three running for the General Assembly are joined by Robert Drozd of St. Paul’s who is running for the District 14 Maryland Senate. At Little Flower, Bill Day, a 1995 graduate of the US Naval Academy and Dad-coach for the parish school, is running for one of the Legislative District 16 General Assembly Delegate seats. Robert Dyer is running for one of the Montgomery County Council At-Large member seats. Dyer has been a lifelong Little Flower parishioner and is a graduContinued on page 14  \nFr. Cusick, Fr. Calis, and Deacon Jeeves are joined by picnic attendees in front of historic St. John the Evangelist Church. Photo by Chris Newkumet  \nS  \nt. John the Evangelist Parish in Silver Spring traces its origins to a chapel that was built in 1774 close to the family home of Father John Carroll, SJ, who became the first bishop and arch-  \nbishop of the United States. The early parish became a mission church of St. Mary’s in Rockville in 1813 and a new chapel was built in 1850 to replace the original Carroll Chapel. In 1893, Father Rosensteel,  \npastor of St. Mary’s, began construction of a new stone church on the land adjacent to the chapel. On June 30, we celebrated the 125th Anniversary of the church construction by holding our parish picnic outside of the historic church. The Carroll Chapel replica and Historic St. John’s were open for visits. Docents were available to describe  \nContinued on page 11  \nBlue Ribbons Galore  \nThis summer, St. Jane de Chantal parishioner and occasional cantor Emily Tennant, her mother, sister and two brothers decided to submit  \n70 entries in various Arts, Crafts, Hobbies, Photography, and Home Arts (baked goods, decorated cakes, fillings) categories to honor the 70th year of the Montgomery County Agricultural Fair.  \nMs. Tennant decided she would paint an owl, which was featured as the Animal of the Year by the Fair’s Art Department, and weeks ago she blocked it out on canvas. Then she  \nput it aside, thinking it would take too long, and worked on other projects  \nfor the Fair. Starting after lunch the day it was due she finally ","cbCaid7i7oy9BBen","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaid7i7oy9BBen","pdf",10111034,"English","# Our Response: Back to Basics\n## Your Vote Makes a Difference\n## 125th Anniversary of St. John the Evangelist Church\n## Blue Ribbons Galore\n## A Breach of Trust\n## Traditional Catholic Latin Mass Invitation","[{\"question\":\"What is the main focus of the August 2018 issue?\",\"answer\":\"The issue emphasizes re-engaging parish life through school and religious education, sacramental preparation, liturgical ministries, and social justice work, alongside community updates across Montgomery County Catholic parishes.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the newsletter encourage voting?\",\"answer\":\"It argues that voting matters at a critical time, urging readers to consider candidates’ support for the Church and community values, and it lists local Catholic candidates for the November General Election.\"},{\"question\":\"What events and historical milestones are highlighted?\",\"answer\":\"The issue reports on community celebrations including the 125th Anniversary connected to St. John the Evangelist Church’s church construction, plus parish social moments such as a picnic and opportunities for guided visits.\"}]","AUGUST 2018 - Our Response: Back to Basics | PDF",101]