St. Henry Catholic Church Iglesia Cat ica San Enrique

October 16, 2016
St. Henry Catholic Church
Iglesia Católica
San Enrique
346 N.W. First Street,
Gresham, OR 97030
503-665-9129
Email: [email protected]
Website: sthenrygresham.org
Fax: 503-665-8238
~ Saturday ~
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
3:00—4:30 pm
Administrative Council
Development…..……………..………….….……..Vicky Leliefeld
Finance…. …………..………………….…..………..…Rod Moritz
Kathy Thompson
Jesús Torres
Build/Grounds….…..………………………………….Tom Barrie
Shane Tercek
Pastoral Council
Chair…...………………………………………...…...Glenn Zmuda
Vice Chair/Admin Rep…...……………………..,,Charlie Marino
Secretary…...……………………………...…..,,Stella Armstrong
Formation…...…………………..………………….....,,Larry Rose
Evangelization…...…………...…..…………..……Marcy Marlow
Organization…...……………………………...…...…...Art Abbott
Vocations…...…………………...………………...…...Doug Klein
Outreach…...……………………….…………….......Don Schantz
Spanish Liaison…...……………….......Guillermina Hernandez
Spanish Liaison…...…………………..……Gerardo Arredondo
Staff
Pastor..….…………………………………...…...Fr. Charles Zach
Parochial Vicar / Habla Español..........Fr. Henry Guillen-Vega
Deacon / Habla Español.…...………………….…..Lou De Sitter
Business Manager…………….....……………….…..Joan Myers
Care Ministry…....…………………...………………..Mari Spring
Faith Formation….…………………...….…...Jeanne Chambers
Liturgy / Sacraments…...………………..………..…...Sara Wise
Music………..….…………………………............Barbara Adams
RCIA / Adult Ed……...……….……..……...……Connie Ostlund
Youth Ministry / Habla Español………………....Dave Crepeau
Administrative Assistant…...………...…...…….Terri Heitzman
Administradora Hispana / Habla Español…..…....Ana Solano
Maintenance.……...………………………………..……..Ed Kurtz
Saturday Vigil Mass:
5:00pm
Sunday Masses:
8:30am & 11:00am
1:30pm ~ Spanish
Monday ~ Saturday Mass:
8:00am
Calendar ~ October 16—23
Mass Intentions October 16-22
October 16 Sunday Masses 8:30am & 11:00am
Mass 1:30pm Spanish
S -Stephen Henry Zach
(Sam Bender)
Maria San Vu
(Peter & Bicky Nguyen)
+Mel Freitas
(Russ & Marion Bridenbeck)
Jose Moses Salas
(Claudia Marron)
+Fr. Robert Mary Xaxier Burns, S.J.
(Sam Bender)
+Erica Terry
(Rafael, Maria & Alexaa Sanchez)
Elem. Faith Form. & Sacra. Prep 9:45am & 12:15pm (P/C)
Coffee and Donuts hosted by CDA 9:30am (GYM)
Catholic Daughters Bazaar 9:00am (GYM)
Library Open 9:45am (LIB)
Nursery 9:45am (RM 5)
Mercy Presentation 9:40am (KC Hall)
Adult Basket Ball 4:00pm (GYM)
October 17 Monday Mass 8:00am
SVDP District Meet 1:00pm (RM 7)
Youth Choir 6:00pm (CH)
Aztec Dance Practice 7:00pm (GYM)
October 18 Tuesday Mass 8:00am
Pointers Prayer Group 8:45am (CH)
St. Vincent de Paul Pantry 10:00am (SVDPP)
Al-Anon 10:00am (RM 6)
Day Shelter 1:30pm (GYM)
Hispanic Ministers of the Eucharist Meet 6:30pm (RM 6)
Respect Life 7:00pm (RM 10)
October 19 Wednesday Mass 8:00am
Adult Education 9:00am (FSR)
O.A. 10:30am (RM 7)
Catholic Daughters Meet 7:00pm (KC Hall)
Spanish Music Practice 7:00pm (CH)
Youth Ministry 7:00pm (P/C)
October 20 Thursday Mass 8:00am
Mom’s Group 10:00am (RM 8)
Justice & Peace Meet 1:00pm (LIB)
Red Cross 2:00pm (GYM)
Adult Basketball 7:00pm (GYM)
RCIA Meeting 7:00pm (FSR) Folk Group Pract. 7:00pm (CH)
October 21 Friday Mass 8:00am
Library Open 10:00am (LIB)
October 22 Saturday Mass 8:00am
Vigil Mass 5:00pm Mass
St. Vincent de Paul Pantry 10:00am (SVDPP)
Confessions 3:00pm (AD CH)
October 23 Sunday Mass 8:30am & 11:00am
Mass 1:30pm Spanish
Elem. Faith Form. & Sacra. Prep 9:45am & 12:15pm (P/C)
Mercy Presentation 9:40am (KC Hall)
Library 9:45am (LIB)
Nursery 9:45am (RM 5)
Adult Basketball 4:00pm (GYM)
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M +Mike McKenzie
(Sue McKenzie)
T +Eileen M. Byrne
(Sam Bender)
W All Living & Deceased Bender Family
(Sam Bender)
T All Living & Deceased Zach Family
(Sam Bender)
F +James Toner & JoAnn Kelley
(Dingman Family)
S +Dennise D’Eath
(Cheryl D’Eath)
+Margaret D’Eath
(Cheryl D’Eath)
Fr. Charles Zach’s Personal Intentions (Sam Bender)
Prayer List
“What you ask in my name, I will do” - John 14:13
Brittany, Theresa Bower, Margaret Caldwell, Connie Clausing, Gen Collins, Cheryll D’Eath, Richard Dusa, David Ford,
Lisa Hills, Dan Kaufman, Chris Martin, Jim Martin, Elaine
Merry, Synthia Meyers, Dr. Richard H. Miller, Kurt Minich,
Sarah Minich, Julia Murray, Mike Mushkin, Pauline Olbrich,
Mike O’Neal, Kathy Paintner, George Peery, Mike Peery,
Barbara Pereira, Donna Summerfield, Matt Thoman, Ida
Thurlow, Tom Trevarthen, Jay Underwood, Bill Wessels
Out of respect for an individuals privacy, we print only the
names of those who give their permission to have their
names published.
Please pray for Rosetta Beasley and Virginia
Perry who have recently died.
May Rosetta and Virginia and all the
faithfully departed rest in peace.
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Pastor’s Message ~ Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Lk 18:1-8
And the Lord said, "Listen to what the unjust judge says. And will not God
grant justice to his chosen ones who cry to him day and night? Will he delay
long in helping them? I tell you, he will quickly grant justice to them. And yet,
when the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on earth?"
There is a puzzle here. “I tell you, God will quickly grant justice to them.” So why then
do we have to “pray always and not lose heart?” Why do we have to persevere? If
God is willing, even eager, to give us what we want, why do we have to keep on asking?
It isn’t about God. There is no reluctance on God's side. Even nature gives you everything it is able to give at the time. The trees don’t begrudge you fruit or shelter, the
fields give you crops, the rivers flow willingly for you, the skies don’t shy away. Likewise our Father in heaven: “If you who are evil, know how to give your children what is
good, how much more will your Father in heaven give good things to those who ask
him!” (Mt 7:11).
It isn’t about God, it is about us. I once knew someone who would never accept an
invitation until he had been asked twice. He said he wanted to make sure that the
invitation wasn’t given out of mere politeness. This probably freed up his diary remarkably, but he was happy to know that he was wanted when he was invited a second time. We wouldn’t want to say that God is being precious when God lets us ask
again and again. But there is a parallel all the same. I'm afraid we do often ask God
for things out of mere politeness and for the sake of good form. In the ‘Prayers of the
Faithful’ at Mass, especially, we slip easily into this. “For the poor, the old, the
lonely….” How could we take in such a vast swath of human misery in one smooth phrase? I imagine God simply unable
to hear smooth phrases. God listens to the heart, and there is often no echo of heart in the things we pray for.
We don’t really want what we pray for. We want half of it. We want the bit that will make us comfortable. Or we want to
be rid of the things that challenge us, the very things we prayed for yesterday, thinking they would make us comfortable. So we have to ask many times before we know what we want, or before we know with our whole being that we want
it. Would I go through fire and water for it? If not, I don’t really want it; I would like it but I don’t want it. It is the difference
between starving and being ready for your supper. If I really wanted it, God would give it immediately, granting that it was
God's providence for me. “Truly I tell you, if you say to this mountain, ‘Be taken up and thrown into the sea,’ and if you do
not doubt in your heart, but believe that what you say will come to pass, it will be done for you” (Mark 11:23).
We want half of what we ask for, because we want to remain in control. If we threw ourselves fully behind something we
would feel too vulnerable. We don’t want to lose our grip. But faith means losing our grip, entrusting ourselves, not just a
(Commentary by Rev. Donagh O’Shea O.P.)
few details of our affairs, to God.
World Mission Sunday
Next week, we will celebrate World Mission Sunday. Its
theme this year is “Mercy Changes the World.” Pope
Francis invites the entire Church to support the young
mission diocese in Africa, Asia, the Pacific Islands, and
parts of Latin America and Europe, where priests, religious and lay leaders serve some of the
poorest of the poor. Please keep the
Missions in your prayers and be generous in next week’s collection for the Society of the Propagation of the Faith.
Widows, Widowers and Singles
Attention: October will bring us inside to experience a new
restaurant in Gresham. Meet at 1:00pm on Wednesday,
October 26 at the Happy hour located at 344 N. Main Ave
(4th & Main Ave) in Gresham. You’ll enjoy a refreshing décor and menu. Please call Ilene at 503-667-2500 no later
than Sunday, October 23 so a reservation can be made.
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Joy of the Gospel Class
Study on Pope Francis’s “ THE JOY OF THE GOSPEL” Will begin on
Oct 25, Tuesday night 7pm-8:30 pm. Class will be repeated for those
who prefer day hours on Oct 26, Wednesday at 9:00am -10:30am.
Both groups will meet in the Fireside room. I will have your discussion
guide book for you there . Any questions please call Connie at 503665-9129. Hope to see you then!
Catholic Daughters Annual Bazaar
The Annual Fall Bazaar sponsored by Catholic Daughters will be held Saturday, October15 from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM and Sunday, October 16, from 9:00 AM to 1:00
PM. Come and see all the wonderful crafts and gift items offered for sale by our
vendors. Home baked goods are also being sold by the Catholic Daughters.
Refugee News Update
GREAT NEWS!!! The Syrian Aldaba’an family that was to receive household donations from St. Henry parishioners in
2015 has FINALLY!!!! been cleared to travel to the U.S. It is bittersweet news for us, since they are being sent first to Connecticut, where they have family who can help them get their bearings in America. They still want to come to Gresham at
some point, however, so we are hoping some day we will get to meet them. In the meantime, all of the donations we collected in 2015 and 2016 are being used to equip refugee households in Gresham/East Portland, most recently a Syrian
family of 7 that was hosted by a St. Henry parishioner while an apartment was being found.
Encouraged by the generosity and interest of St. Henry parishioners and others in our community, John Baskaron (Arabic
Christian Church pastor), Nancy Molina and others have established the Refugee and Immigrant Hospitality Organization
(RIHO). Our primary goal is to ease the transition to American life by continuing to provide needed household items, and
also to open a local Welcome Center where newcomers can socialize and receive referrals to services, and where longtimers can help welcome them into our community. It’s looking hopeful that by mid-winter our dream will become reality!
In the meantime, the Gresham United Methodist Church has generously donated a very large portion of their basement to
RIHO as a space for us to organize our donations and bring families in to choose what they need. Gresham United Methodist and St. Aidan’s Episcopal have started posting our “needs list” and we will soon start doing the same at St. Henry. In
the meantime if you have items (including furniture) you would like to donate, please contact
Nancy
Molina,
503-730-6079,
[email protected]. Please note, we prefer
new or very gently used articles. Our complete
list is available on request - current particular
needs include larger pots, pans and baking
dishes, twin sheet sets, queen and twin mattress
pads, and all kinds of kitchen utensils.
If you are interested in welcoming refugees and
immigrants to our community we can put you to
work. At the present time, we could really use
help moving furniture every couple of weeks, and
also assistance from anyone who has strong skills
in outreach and marketing. Please contact Nancy
Molina (phone and email above) if you can help.
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Children’s Faith Formation / Religious Education
Faith Formation/Religious Education classes are still open for children 3 yrs.-6th
grade. If you have not yet registered come by the office to complete a form.
October 23, there will be a Faith Formation Parent meeting in the gym at 9:55 am.
Join us in learning about the activities planned for the year 2016-2017.
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Village of Hope Uganda, one of the missions that our Vacation Bible School families has support these last two years will be here
Sunday Oct. 23 in the gym 9:45am—10:45am, selling many of their hand made items; crosses, beads, jewelry, bags, necklaces, ornaments and apparel.
Who is the Village of Hope? You may have seen the special news segment on television last week...Compelled by a God-centered
heart for orphans, Village of Hope (VOH) rescues the lives of former child soldiers, sex slaves and their younger siblings orphaned by
war. VOH provides a safe haven for healing and hope for a future. Villages of Hope provide physical needs, safety, medical services,
a stable and loving home, life skills training, education in our schools, counseling, vocational training, Our approach is designed to
prepare and inspire VOH young men and women to become productive citizens, ethical leaders, and beacons for Christ within their
communities and country.
Book Group News
Thursday evening book club selection for October ; we will read, “The Wright Brothers” by David
McCullough. Book Club will meet on Thursday, October 27, at 7 p.m. in the parish library.
Friday Oct 28 10:00 AM Church Library Book to be discussed: Life Is So Good by George Dawson
Friday Dec 2 10:00 AM Church Library Book to be
Discussed: The Last Days of Dogtown by Anita Diament
Spiritual Enrichment
Filmed in the historic Merrell Inn in Lee, Massachusetts, this dynamic series illustrates the
importance of the Works of Mercy. Host, Fr. Michael Gaitley MIC, covers the Works of
Mercy in an exciting new way. Based on the Best Selling Book: “You Did It to Me”. This
series will be presented in the Knights of Columbus Hall October 16, 23, & 30. Time is
from 9:40am to 10:40am. Coffee will be offered.
Mount Angel
Are you called to be a Monk? Serve the Lord in Prayer and WorkMonastic Vocation Retreat at Mount Angel Abbey
October 21-23, 2016 Open to men 18—45 yrs. old; Free of chargeContact Fr. Odo Recker, OSB at 503-845-3123 or
[email protected] visit our website: www.mountangelabby.org/vocations
Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine
The Shrine of Our Lady of
Guadalupe at the Grotto has been completed.
Everyone is invited to the dedication of this lovely shrine that many
hands gathered together to make possible.
The date has been set for October 29, 2016 at 3:00pm.
The Grotto is located at 8840 NE Skidmore St. Portland, 97220
Doug Klein– Grand Knight, Council 3179
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~ Stewardship ~ 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
“…be persistent whether it is convenient or inconvenient...”
2 Timothy 4:2
It is not always convenient to be a good steward, especially when all the temptations of our busy and materialistic world
get in the way. Now add our own pride and ego into the equation and living a stewardship lifestyle may be downright uncomfortable! Remember, God didn’t call us to be comfortable. He called us to be faithful.
Offertory Giving for October 8-9 weekend was $13,591.20
Planning Study
Dear Parishioners,
We need your input!
Beginning Oct. 17 we are conducting a comprehensive survey of the entire parish. This planning
study follows an extensive process that helped produce our master plan. Before we make any final
decisions regarding the long-range plan for St. Henry Catholic Church, we need to hear from you.
You will all be asked to share your thoughts regarding our needs and the possibility of conducting
a major fundraising effort. Your feedback will enable us to determine potential support for the master plan projects. If we, as a faith community, choose to move forward, the planning study will also
provide us with information to identify prospective campaign leaders and to establish a realistic
campaign goal.
The Steier Group, our development firm, will compile this information and present it to our parish
leadership. At that time, we will make an informed decision regarding the implementation of our
master plan.
I believe that this process is extremely important, and I encourage every parish family to participate. Your input is valuable as we plan for the future of St. Henry Catholic Church.
Sincerely in Christ,
Fr. Charles Zach
Comfort the Afflicted
The work of mercy highlighted for October is comfort the afflicted. Pope
Francis echoes the words of the prophet Isaiah, when he writes in
Misericordiae Vultus : “if you pour yourself out for the hungry and satisfy
the desire of the afflicted, then shall your light rise in the darkness and
your gloom be as the noonday.” (MV 17). The Holy Father reminds us of
this call to be “close to the lonely and afflicted” (MV 15). During the week
of October 15-21, we encourage the faithful to reach out in some way to
those who are suffering. Offer a word of encouragement, write a card, or
spend some time with someone who is struggling. It might be someone who is sick, who has lost a
loved one, who is facing a difficult transition or someone who is simply down. For a list of ideas and
to learn more about comforting the afflicted, please visit http://www.pdxmercy.org/october .
Knights of Columbus
Knights Korner… Interested in becoming a Knight? Any practicing Catholic male, 18 years of age or
older, is invited to join the Knights of Columbus. Please check out the Knights of Columbus website at
kofc3179.org or call Randy Paden at 503-708-3859. Do you want to help support the Knights?...If
you shop through Amazon, go through the Knights of Columbus website and click on the Amazon tab.
This gives the Knights of Columbus a 1% kick back of your total purchase.
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El Rincon de Ana
Empezaron ya las clases de Primera Comunion y confirmacion. Hay muchos estudiantes que
se estaran preparando para estos sacramentos. Si tienen alguna pregunta acerca de las clases,
puede llamar a Ana ala oficina, al 503-665-9129 ex 222, su horario son los Martes, Jueves, y
Viernes de 9-2 pm.
Botellas y latas
El grupo de Confirmacion va a tener una recaudacion de botellas y latas el 8 de Octubre. Todos
los que tengan y gusten donar latas y botellas, deben venir a la iglesia el 8 y 9 de Octubre
despues de todas las misas. Estara colectando el grupo de Jovenes y los fondos seran para el
Grupo.
Tambien si tienes mas de 25 anos y estas interesado en explorar tu fe, va a ver un retiro el 22
de Octubre en el aire libre, solo tenemos que reunir suficiente gente para que se lleve acabo el
retiro. Si tiene preguntas puede llamarle a Dave al 503-665-9129 ex. 230
Conferencia Arquidiocesana Catequetica
Llamando a todos los padres, catequistas, personal de parroquia y voluntarios.
Habra una conferencia el dia 15 de Octubre en la Universidad de Portland.
El tema de este ano es “ Testigo de la misericordia de Dios.”
El costo del evento es de $60 en linea se puede registrar al :
formation.archdpdx.org
Y si tiene preguntas puede llamar al
503-233-8315
Oficina de Catequesis
Del arquediocesis
Mensage del Padre
Oracion antes de la Eleccion
Dios Mio, anted de que que la eleccion empieze, buscamos de entender
los problemas y preocupaciones que enfrentan nuestra ciudad/estado/
pais y saber como el evangelio nos obliga a responder como ciudadanos
fieles en nuestra comunidad. Pedimos por ojos que sean libres de ceguedad para que nos veamos como hermanos y hermanas, uno y igual
en dignidad, especialmente para aquellos victimas de abuso y violencia, decepcion y pobreza. Pedimos por
oidos que oyeran los lloridos de ninos todavia no nacidos y aquellos abandonados, hombres y mujeres oprimidos por raza o credo, religion, o genero. Pedimos por mentes y corazones que sean abiertos a escuchar la voz
de lideres quien nos traera mas cerca a su reino. Oramos por discernimiento para que escojamos lideres que
oyen tu palabra, viven tu amor, y guardan en los caminos de tu verdad mientras siguen en los pasos de Jesus y
sus apostoles y nos guian a tu Reino de justicia y paz. Te pedimos esto en el nombre de tu hijo Jesucristo y
atravez del poder del espiritu santo. Amen.
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