FROM THE DESK OF FR. ED - St. Teresa Catholic Church

ST. TERESA CHURCH
AUGUST 3, 2014
FROM THE DESK OF FR. ED
PASTORAL STAFF
PASTOR
Rev. Edwin Gearhart ext. 21
BUSINESS MANAGER
Peggy Johnson ext. 11
DIRECTOR OF HISPANIC MINISTRY
Mary Alice Ordonez ext. 14
PASTORAL ASSOCIATE/
PARISH NURSE
Mary Caputo, R.N. ext. 12
CATHOLIC CENTRAL
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
Mary Callahan 399-5451, ext. 28
COORDINATOR OF
RELIGIOUS FORMATION
Lucianne Lilienthal
ext. 16
PARISH SECRETARIES
Jerrianne Steele
Chelsea Martinez ext. 10
PARISH COUNCIL MEMBERS:
Steve Mapes
Kelly Kavanaugh
Barb Fitzwater
Orlando Martinez
Jeff Miller
Judy Duffy
Salvador Barragan
Dick Groeber
CCD CLASSES GRADES 1-8
Sunday, 9:15-10:15 a.m.
FIRST FRIDAY MASS
6:00 p.m., preceded by Benediction
and Rosary
FIRST SATURDAY MASS
8:00 a.m., followed by Rosary
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturday morning, Immediately
following 8:00 a.m. Mass
Saturday, 3:30-4:15 p.m.,
First Friday, 4:45-5:25 p.m.,
or anytime by appointment.
Call Parish Office (ext. 21).
BAPTISMAL PREPARATION
Please call Parish Office to make
appointment.
MARRIAGES
Arrangements must be made at least
six months prior to wedding, Pre-Cana
required.
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING
OF THE SICK
Call 342-8861 anytime, day or night.
For Communion to the Sick,
call 342-8861.
NEW PARISHIONERS
Please register at the Parish Office.
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Today’s Readings
1. In Isaiah 55:1-3, the Lord invites the thirsty and hungry to eat without cost so
they can live and be renewed in an everlasting covenant.
2. Psalm 145 reminds us that “the hand of the Lord feeds us; he answers all our
needs.”
3. Matthew 14 contains the famous story of the multiplication of the loaves
and fishes. Jesus “withdrew” to a “deserted place” to grieve the loss of John
the Baptist. Still thousands of people followed Him. The large crowd hungered for Jesus; the
disciples were worried about food. Jesus told the disciples to feed them from their resources.
They protested that they had so little, yet were surprised by the leftovers. Jesus still feeds the
multitudes. The bread of life has not yet run out.
4. Do we believe that the Lord can satisfy us and answer our needs? There are many stories telling
us that the Lord does this even today. Do you have a story to tell?
5. Romans 8:37-39 is a strong reminder that nothing can separate us from the love of Christ. There
are no obstacles to God loving us. The only obstacles are those we place to receiving it.
6. Our first readings for the weekdays come from the prophets Jeremiah, Nahum, and Habakkuk.
They are powerful reminders of the justice and the love of God. God lets the people experience
punishment for their sins and promises restoration. God promises destruction for the enemies
of His people. Above all, as we hear in Thursday from Jeremiah 31:31, God will make a new
covenant with His people when He writes His law upon their hearts and will forgive them and
remember their sin no more.
7. The Gospels from Matthew 14:13 tell the transition from the death of John the Baptist and the
miracle of the loaves and fishes to the growing realization of who He is as the Son of God, the
Messiah. However, tHis leads to His revelation of His death and resurrection and the need for
His disciples to carry their own crosses. Carrying on His mission requires great faith in Him.
Other Issues
1. ST. BERNARD/ST. TERESA TRANSITION TEAM – The team met at St. Bernard to continue
its work of sorting through the details necessary to help Fr. John MacQuarrie become pastor of
our two parishes. Our pastoral region is a COLLABORATIVE one. This means the members of
both of our independent parishes become partners in working together so that both parishes
remain vibrant and together contribute to a vibrant Catholic presence in Springfield. Two key
things are necessary: 1) We think of ourselves as part of the larger Catholic community. This
means not associating being Catholic with only one church. Many people attend a church not
“their own” as is convenient for them. Holy Communion is taken to all Catholics in a facility by
ministers of one church. It is the celebration and reception that is significant – not with who or
where it occurs. 2) We stop listening to rumors and get facts. Rumors and conjecture create a
hostile environment. No information is being withheld from the parishioners. Care is taken to
assure that both parishes make announcements at the same time. Neither parish is closing. Nor
is the Limestone campus of Catholic Central any time soon. The next meeting is August 21 at St.
Teresa. Questions/rumors/observations to [email protected]
2. CONSTRUCTION REPORT: The rains have slowed progress since it is dangerous for workers
to work around so much steel/rebar in bad weather. Last Sunday, you could see the gravel
foundation smoothed for the floor. Walls are next.
3. IMMIGRATION SITUATION: Among the goals advocated for many years by our bishops for
immigration reform has been family reunification. That goal was motivated by the desires of a
number of immigrants as well as our own history as a nation over many years. That fundamental
human desire expressed many times before in our history has been manifested by the influx of
children at the borders. Our fore-bearers often sought to leave bad conditions in their countries
and then bring their families over. Please advocate for the kind of change in the law that makes
following it preferable to breaking it. Immigration law is a civil law. Laws that do not work have
to be changed.
4. FINANCIAL REPORT – Please read the insert. Thank you for your generosity.
5. BOOKRACK IN FR. COLLINS HALL; CD racks at Limestone entrance and behind altar: Please
take advantage of these aids to continuing religious education and preparation to teach/reach
others, especially our children. What is taught in the classroom needs to be reinforced at home.
Adult religious education is an ongoing process. The books and CDs are meant to assist in that
process.
6. BETTY BOHN: REST IN PEACE – This lovely lady was a mother of seven, grandmother of 18 and
a great-grandmother. She was active on the council at Grand Court, loved to sew, created beautiful
wreathes. She fulfilled a lifelong dream to ride a hot air balloon on her 80th birthday 6 years ago.
7. NEMESIA CARDOSA: REST IN PEACE – At 96, our oldest participant in the Hispanic
community, Nemesia died surrounded by her loving family: 7 children, 29 grandchildren, 52
great-grandchildren and 19 great-great grandchildren. She planted and harvested at several
local farms and at age 70 became a proud US citizen. She will be buried in Texas.
EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
APOLOGIES TO ROSEMARY DONAHUE WHO ASKED
2 WEEKS AGO TO HAVE THIS PUBLISHED:
Thank you all for the cards and good wishes on the occasion
of my 90th birthday. The cards were a big surprise and a
nice reminder of all the good people at St. Teresa.
COLLECTION REPORT
July 27th Collection
Sunday Collection July 27, 2014
$ 8,641
Online Collection (July 21 to July 27, 2014) $
606
Church Operations & CCES/
CCSJ parish subsidy
$ 12,800
(Shortage) Surplus
($ 3,553)
Year to date Totals
$ 39,942
Year to date (Shortage) Surplus
($ 11,258)
THANK YOU to our industrious youth group for a great
Ice Cream Sunday last weekend. Your preparation was
obvious and appreciated. What a great excuse to hang
around after church!
The DAYTON DRAGONS breathed no fire against the
Sioux City Kernels (as in CORN) last Saturday, but that
didn’t impact the fun we had at the game. We hope to
make this an annual event and hope you will join us next
time.
Thank you to all who use their Kroger Plus Card
Registered to St. Teresa
MASS INTENTIONS
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED
GENEROSITY!.
YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS ARE GREATLY
APPRECIATED AND NEEDED AS THIS IS OUR
ONLY MEANS OF SUPPORT.
Tuesday, August 5th
8:00 a.m. Joseph and Evelyn Fugate
MEMORIAL DONATIONS ARE
BEING ACCEPTED FOR CHURCH
SANCTUARY FLOWERS
Wednesday, August 6th
8:00 a.m. Keith Jochum
Thursday, August 7th
8:00 a.m. Stephanie J. West
Friday, August 8th
8:00 a.m. Sue Prendergast
Saturday, August 9th
8:00 a.m. Rev. Leo A. Hoying
Saturday Evening, August 9th,
Sunday, August 10th
4:30 p.m. Pat Hearlihy
8:00 a.m. For the People of St. Teresa
Mary Ellen Bailey
10:30 a.m. Bob Sarrazine
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
OF AUGUST 3, 2014
Sunday: Is 55:1-3/Rom 8:35, 37-39/Mt 14:13-21
Monday: Jer 28:1-17/Mt 14:22-36
Tuesday: Jer 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22/Mt 14:22-36
or Mt 15:1-2, 10-14
Wednesday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14/2 Pt 1:16-19/Mt 17:1-9
Thursday: Jer 31:31-34/Mt 16:13-23
Friday: Na 2:1, 3; 3:1-3, 6-7/Mt 16:24-28
Saturday: Hb 1:12–2:4/Mt 17:14-20
Next Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-13a/Rom 9:1-5/
Mt 14:22-33
OUR PARISH IS GROWING
Welcome To The Parish. Please welcome
those who recently joined St. Teresa Church.
Durio Hernandez and Rudt Sanchez; and their
son Alonso
RECENT SANCTUARY
FLOWERS DONATIONS:
In Memory of:
James Keys
Requested by:
The Keys and Lotz Family
HAVE YOU ATTENDED A VIRTUS SESSION SINCE
JUNE 2012? IF NOT, YOU NEED TO SIGN UP. HERE
IS THE COMPLETE LOCAL SCHEDULE.
Upcoming Virtus session is at St. Teresa, Thursday,
AUGUST 7th, 6:00-9:00 p.m.
To register, go to www.virtusonline.org and complete the
registration. When you register, please choose where
you volunteer or plan to volunteer. No walk-ins will be
accepted.
FROM THE COORDINATOR OF
RELIGIOUS FORMATION
CCD Registration for 2014-2015
Registration forms for 2014-2015 CCD are at the doors
of the church and can be found online at our parish
website. There is a $25.00 fee per child due at the time
of registration. This fee supports the cost of textbooks
and supplies. CCD classes for Pre-K through Grade
8 will begin Sunday, September 7th at 9:15 a.m.
Please register prior to that date.
RCIA Inquiry classes
Do you know of anyone interested in becoming
Catholic? Are you interested in refreshing your own
knowledge of Catholicism? RCIA Inquiry classes will
begin in September. Please call the Parish Office at
342-8861, ext. 16, for further information.
ST. TERESA CHURCH
AUGUST 3, 2014
CATHOLIC CENTRAL NEWS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Catholic Central Elementary School prays that you
are having a rest-filled and enjoyable summer break!
Watch for a mailing in August with important information
for the 2014-2015 school year. The new school year
calendar and supply list were sent home with report
cards and will also be posted online.
CATHOLIC LADIES OF COLUMBIA #207
Catholic Ladies of Columbia #207 will meet at the
Golden Corral on Monday, August 4, at 12:00 p.m.
Bring a friend.
We are busy this summer with our transition of grades
three through six to the High Street Campus. Our
major move took place in early June and we continue
to get set up to begin the new school year. For the
2014-2015 school year, grades Pre-K through two will
be at the Limestone Campus and grades three through
six at the High Street Campus. School hours for the
elementary students will be from 8:00 a.m. until 3:00
p.m.
Office Hours are from 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. MondayFriday. If you have any questions, please call the High
Street Campus at 324-4551 and we will return your
call.
Catholic Central School Registration for the 2014-2015
school year continues throughout the summer. Please
contact Bridget at 937-328-7458, ext. 123 or bdoane@
ccirish.org for more information.
Registration also continues for Catholic Central
Preschool for the 2014-2015 school year. For
information regarding preschool, please contact Erin
Trempe at 399-5451 or [email protected].
Uniforms may be purchased at The MacRay Company,
128 Eagle City Road, Springfield, Ohio. Call 937-3251726 or email [email protected]
with any questions.
Remember to visit our website at www.ccirish.org for
information concerning Catholic Central. The calendar
is continually updated.
Catholic Central Honors Alumni
The Seventh Annual Hall of Honor Ceremony will be
held on Saturday, September 20th in the Jason Collier
Gymnasium at Catholic Central.
Everyone is invited to come celebrate as we induct the
following honorees: Sister Rose Elizabeth Bumgarner
(’48), Catherine Herzog, Ph.D. (’68), Martin Rendon
(’68), Thomas Yannucci (’68) and the Undefeated
Football Team of 1958. The evening begins with a
reception at 5:00 p.m. and dinner at 6:00 p.m., followed
immediately by the awards ceremony. The cost is
$30.00 per person with reservation
25TH ANNIVERSARY OF FATHER LOUIS ASOBI’S
ORDINATION
Community Mercy Health Partners wishes to extend
an invitation to you to join us in a celebration of the
25th anniversary of Father Louis Asobi’s ordination. A
reception will be held at Springfield Regional Medical
Center on August 5th, from 2:00-4:00 p.m. in Assembly
Room A on the Garden Level of the hospital. Light
refreshments will be served.
NOVENA TO OUR
BLESSED MOTHER
ST. BERNARD GROTTO
AUGUST 6 TO AUGUST 14 at
7:00 p.m. (Novena on AUGUST
14 will be at 6:15 p.m. with Mass
at 7:00 p.m.) at the St. Bernard
Grotto – weather permitting. (In case of extreme heat
or rain, the Novena will be held in church.)
BRING A LAWN CHAIR
HOLY MARY, MOTHER OF GOD, PRAY FOR US!
NEW MOMS GROUP FORMING AT ST. TERESA
PARISH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13TH, 6:30 p.m.,
ST. TERESA CAFETERIA
“Is being a mom what you thought it would be? The
exhaustion, monotony, mounting unfinished projects,
a loss of sense of self...” (from Momnipotent). A new
moms group is forming to share in prayer, grow in love
of our vocation, and find support. We are planning to
meet one night a week at St. Teresa’s to complete the
book and journal Momnipotent by Danielle Bean. Please
join us AUGUST 13 AT 6:30 P.M. IN THE CAFETERIA.
Due to construction, please enter through the Floral
Street entrance of the church. We will decide a usual
meeting time at that meeting. Contact Therese Larson
at [email protected] or Sarah Hardesty at
[email protected] with any questions.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS #624, 2055 S. Bird Road
On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20TH, we will have a Pork
Chop Dinner. The cost is only $12.00 per person. For
more information, call the K of C at 323-9663.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
5K RUN/WALK—
REGISTRATION OPEN!!
The 5k run/walk will be held at
Snyder Park on September 13th.
Register at speedy-feet.com.
All proceeds go towards the
Christmas food baskets. Last year we provided
1,300 baskets to needy families.
UPCOMING EVENTS (CONTINUED)
Latino Festival September 21, 2014
Our annual Latino Festival is going to be held Sunday,
September 21, 2014, from 1:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Come
and experience the Latino Culture; we’ll have Latin
American food, games, music, and much more.
All volunteers are appreciated.Contact Mary Alice
Ordonez or Chelsea Martinez at (937) 342-8861 or
[email protected] if you would like to
help.
NEED UPLIFTED SPIRTUALLY ??
Take advantage of a wonderful learning experience that
literally comes to you, wherever you are. All you need
is a CD player! In the car, standing at the kitchen sink
doing dishes, while exercising …now you can deepen
your understanding and love for the faith! A display stand
offering audio talks can be found in the front of the church.
These CDs feature some of the most inspiring Catholic
speakers – bishops, priests, deacons, and Catholic
persons. A $3.00 suggested donation per CD is a great
way for you to take advantage of this opportunity to learn,
live, and share your Catholic Faith. Any questions or
concerns, contact volunteer Mike Duffy at 206-1930.
CWCC Seeks New Members
Catholic Women’s College Club will host a meeting for
both current members and prospective members on
Thursday, August 21st at Catholic Central School at 6:00
p.m. Please enter at the new doors to the high school. You
will be able to learn about the club and you will get a tour
of the new building.
For more than 60 years, CWCC has been an active
group of women of all ages who help to promote Catholic
education. You do not need to be a Catholic to join, if you
have children in the Catholic schools. This group of ladies
gets together socially once per month, but also conducts
two major fund raisers each year with all proceeds
providing scholarships for students who wish to attend a
Catholic college.
Plan to attend the meeting to find out more and see the
amazing new school. If you have questions or would like
to be paired up with a current member “buddy,” please call
Julie Valentine at 328-7427, ext. 112.
Message from Pope Francis
In the Gospel parable of the wheat and the weeds, Pope
Francis’ homily provided a couple of insights.
1. Evil (weeds) in the world comes from the enemy, not
God.
2. With patience and mercy God goes into the “field” of
life of every person. He always forgives us IF we go
to Him. In facing destructive weeds in the world, the
Lord’s disciple is called to imitate the patience of God,
to nourish hope with the support of indestructible trust
in the final victory of good, that is, of God.
Let us ask Our Lady, our Mother, to help us to grow in
patience, in hope, and in mercy with all brothers and
sisters. (Vatican.va/angelus)
UPCOMING EVENTS
WITHIN THE ARCHDIOCESE
LAY CATHOLIC CLASSES FORMING NOW FOR FALL!
It’s not too late to discover how Catholic studies and spiritual
formation through the Athenaeum of Ohio Lay Pastoral
Ministry Program can enrich your life and enhance your
ability to share your faith with others. Degree and nondegree options available with classes scheduled in the
evenings and on Saturday.Sponsored by the Archdiocese
of Cincinnati with locations in Cincinnati and McCartyville.
Call 513-231-1200 for more information or a personal
interview. Find us on Facebook at Athenaeum LPMP.
GERMANFEST PICNIC AT CARILLON HISTORIC PARK
A Polka Mass will be celebrated at the Germanfest Picnic
on Sunday, August 10, at 11:00 a.m. Music will be provided
by the Alpen Echos Polka Band. The Germanfest Picnic
takes place on August 9, 10, and 11 at Carillon Historic
Park. All are invited to attend. Admission is free. Onsite
parking is $2.00.
STUDY SCRIPTURE ONLINE AT THE ATHENAEUM!
This year, you can study Old Testament Scripture in the
Fall semester and New Testament Scripture in the Spring
semester and travel to the Athenaeum only 3 times for each
course. The remainder of the coursework is completed
online from your home computer.Old Testament begins
September 27th and includes a survey of the Hebrew
Scriptures, some history of the Holy Land, principles for
Catholic Scripture study and more. These classes are part
of the Lay Pastoral Ministry Program and are offered at
the undergraduate equivalency level. Each course lasts
10 weeks and costs $440.00. For information about these
online courses and other offerings in the Lay Pastoral
Ministry Program, call 513-231-1200.
IS YOUR MARRIAGE HURTING IN ANYWAY?
Has your marriage grown cold, distant, unloving or
uncaring? Then please consider Retrouvaille—a program
designed to help heal and renew marriages. Retrouvaille
is for marriages that have lost some of their spark, for
marriages having difficulties in communication and even
those marriages on the edge of separation or divorce.
The next program begins September 5, 6, and 7, 2014.
For more information, call (513) 456-5413 or email
cincyretrouvaille.org. Other weekends and locations are
Available—call for details.
THE LEAVES ARE BEAUTIFUL IN THE FALL.
You should take a weekend to see them at a beautiful
retreat center with your spouse! Take your good marriage
and make it GREAT with a Marriage Encounter Weekend!
The next Marriage Encounter weekends in this area for
2014 are September 19th-21st at the Holiday Inn Express
in Georgetown, KY, and October 17th-19th at the Holiday
Inn Express in Georgetown, KY. Weekends fill up quickly,
so a prompt response is encouraged to avoid the waiting
list. Look for upcoming weekends in 2014 at www.wwme.
org or www.esharing.org. For more details or reservations,
call Dave and Jan Stockelman at 513-251-1940 or 1-800547-1251, Code 00 –OR– on the web at www.esharing.org.
MINISTRY SCHEDULE
August 9-August 10
August 9, 4:30 p.m.
August 10, 8:00 a.m.
August 10, 10:30 a.m.
Lector
Nina Wiley
Emil Toriello
Richard O’Neill
Eucharistic Minister
Mary Aldridge
Anne Heckman
Brandi Lyons
Katy Osborn
Nina Wiley
Albert Morgan
Mary Lou Rhodes
Cindy Sendelbach
Gary Sendelbach
Martha Szczesny
Julie Jones
Rob Jones
Dan Kelly
Sally Kurian
Diane Weber
Eucharistic Min Captain
Mary Callahan
Mike Minette
Chad and Kara Yancey
Offertory
George Hiller
Kirsten Wiley
Altar Server
Jan Barnett
David Folz
Sam Catanzariti
VOLUNTEER NEEDED
Pius Kurian
Sally Kurian
Sarah Oliver
Flynn Schutte
August 16-August 17
August 16, 4:30 p.m.
August 16, 17, 8:00 a.m.
August 16, 17, 10:30 a.m.
Lector
Amy Samosky
Jack Simonton
Cindi Duffy
Eucharistic Minister
George Hiller
John Neiswinger
Joanne Neiswinger
Mike Osborn
Grant Osborn
Joe Murphy
John Murphy
Karen Murphy
Karen Smith
Irwin Tam
Jan Barnett
Mike Duffy
Marilyn Gallagher
Lucianne Lilienthal
Joann Wright
Eucharistic Min Captain
Katy Osborn
Dick Groeber
Offertory
Caroline Osborn
VOLUNTEER NEEDED
Altar Server
Dory Sweeney
Andrea Hammond
Karen Murphy
John Murphy
Dan Gallagher
Marilyn Gallagher
Daniel Ritter
Mary Grace Ritter
Ann Buffenbarger
Molly Buffenbarger
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HAUCK BROS. INC.
HEATING • COOLING
Family Dentistry
Kevin M. Kreider DDS Fredrick C. Krogg DDS
Jonathan C. Krogg DDS
2220 Grube Street, Springfield
390-3050
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and his caring staff
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premier medical, boarding and
grooming facility.
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